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.Feac advertisements,
DIR. SCIENCES STANDARD
REMEDIES.

The standard remedies for all diseases of the Innss
are ScHENcRS PULMoNIc SYRUP, SOHENcA's SEA WEED
TONIC. and SeHENok' s MANDRAKE PILLS. and if taken
before the lungs destroyed, speedy cure is eff.
fected
I9 these three medicines DR.. ]. III. Schenck, of
Phiiaoelphia, owes his unrivalled success in the
treatment of pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter in
the ungs; nature throws it off by easy expectora-
tion for when the phlegm matter is ripe slight
cough VIII throw it off, the patient has rest and the
lungs begin to heal
To enable the puImonic syrup to do this Schenk's
Mandrake Prs and Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic must
be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver.
Schencks Mandrake Pills act on the liver removing
ali distractions. relax the gall bladder. the bile
starts freely, and the liver is released.
Schencks Sea Weed Tonic is a gentle stimulant
ana Alternative; the alkai of which it is composed
mikes with the food and prevents sourine 1t
the digestion by toning up the stomach to healthy
condition so that the food and the Pulmdnic Syrup
Will make good blood then the lungs heal and the
patient will surely got we'll If is taken TO pre-
vent fresh cold.
All who wish to consult DR.. Scheuck, either per-
sonhly or by letter. do at his principal office
corner OF Sixth and Arch SITS, Philadelphia, every
Monday.
Schencks medicines sold by all druggists
throughout the country.
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THE MAY'ORALTY.

From opinions which we have heard
expressed in conversation with number
of our prominent citizens, the selection
of Mr.. John Schuette for Mayor would
meet with the hearty approval of largs
majority of our voters. Mr.. Schuette
has expressed no desire to 60 before the
people-in fact he would much prefer to
let the duties and responsibilities of the
Office devolve upon some one else-but
there seems to be gro wing feeling that
under his administration the city could
be run with less expense than has been
the case therefore,. Nj. Schuette GER
tainly has the qualifications necessary to
fill the position with honor and dignity.
Being a successful business man, it is
thought that he will run the city govern
ment on business principles, while it
would Certainly be to his interest to have
its affairs managed as economically as
possible. The Office of Mayor is not a
kicks ESQ to speak, to one resolution of
thanks; and let him be ever SO vigilant
and we'll disposed, there are always those
who think they could manage it hun
dred per cent. better. 1t is thankless
task at best and the man who accepts it
should be regarded as martyr to the
public good to a great extent. Still, we
must have Mayor, and in looking over
the list of gentleman who could be per-
suaded to have the honor conferred upon
them, and who are capable. the name of
Mr.. Schuette stands out in bold relief
as the one who combines all the desir-
able elements to be looked for in can
didate. We sincerely trust he will ac-
cept the nomination.
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One day last week shrewd swindler
purchased drafts for s25 and 1913 from
the First National andNational Exchange
Banks, Milwaukee, raised them to 49,
500 and $4,000 respectively, and took
them to Chicago and had them cashed.
The Chicago banks are the losers, of
course
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collected next winter, is 1858, 875. Last
year the amount was 1888, 629-showing
q decrease this year over the last, of
s119, 1854. This is good showing, and
one that the people will appreciate. In
hard times, tire saving of 1920, 900 in
taxation is a matter OF no small impor-
lance and in this the action OF the
Legislature will be warmly commended
by the people.
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DURING the session of the Legislature
which closed on Thursday last there
were introduced III bills-455 in the
Assembly, and 261 IN the Senate-of
which 301 became laws. OF these laws
passed, 1S5 originated in the Assembly,
and 116 in the Senate The number of
laws passed by the Legislature of 1876
ives III. Eleven joint resolutions and
Is memorials TO Congress were passed
this session.
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WE learn from dispatch to the Wis
consin that Mrs. Weloh, living about
a mile from Forest Junction, Calumet
county, was found drowned in well on
Wednesday afternoon of last week. No
one was home at the time of the acct
dent, and she was not discovered until
the school teacher, boarding with the
family, returned from school. Mrs.
Welch's husband died from the effects
of sunstroize, last Summer. A number
of children are thus suddenly made or-
phans.
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DIED.

GROFFMAN.-In this City on Friday, March
g, 1877, GEORGE GRofFMAN.
Deceased was born in Heidenhof, Germany
Dec. Is, 1921; came 10 Wisconsin some thirty
years since and resided in this city twenty four
years. He was an exemplary citizen and COM
nlanded the respect of all who knew him. His
funeral occurred on Sunday. He leaves wife
and several children to whom the sympatbies
of their many friends are extended.
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course.

A RUMoR which we have been unable
to trace to any reliable source was cur
rent in the city on Monday to the effect
that Nick Vader and VIII Hughes, two
well known former residents of this
county, had been captured and killed by
Indians while on their way to the Black
Hills
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-03-15

MR. JAS. n. LANGwoRTHY, this morn
ing, received intelligence of the death of
his aged mother, which sad event took
place at her home in Big Rapids. Mich.
She was born in 1901, and consequently
was in her 10th year. The friends of
Mr.. l.. and family viii symathize with
them in their loss.-Depere Neaos.
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II. A1AHONEY.

PRIZE BAIh.-Next Saturday evening
ball Will be given in the Slovanska
Lipa Hall at which the holders of tickets
for prize distribution viii receive their
gifts. Good music has been engaged,
and all who wish to indulge in a social
hop should attend by all means. Adj
mission 80 cents to holders of tickets,
free of extra charge.
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FALSE INPRESSioS--It is generally supposed
by certain class of citizens, who are not prac-
tical or experienced, that Dyspepsia can not in
invariably be cured. but We are pleased to say
that GREENS AUGUST FLOWER has never. to
our knowledge, failed TO cure Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint in all its forms, such Sour
Stomach, Costiveness. Sick Headache, palpita-
ton of the Heart, low spirits, SC, sc. Out of
50 GO dozens bottles sold last year, not single
failure was reported, but thousands of eompli-
mentary letters received from Druggists Of
wonderful cures. Three doses viii relieve
any case. Try it. Sample Bottles 10 cents.
Regular Size 80 cents. For sale by T. S J. Rob-
inson and F. c. BurstPtte.
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THE recent SNOW storms have had Che

The recent snow storms have had the
effect of placing the roads in excellent
shape and the immense quantities of
cord wood, bark, posts, ETC., which the
farmers have brought to market is evil
dence that they intended making the
most of it. Its effect upon business
interests has been salutarv.
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ABOUT a thousand young men and
ladies take thorough business course
every year at Baylies Great Mercantile
College, Keokuk, Iowa. They arrive
on nearly every train from all parts of
the United States. See advertisement
headed young Men in another column.
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Caked Breasts, Rheumatism, Sciatiea,
Swellings, Sprains, Stiff Joints. Burns, Scalds,
Poisonous Bites, and all flesh, bone and muscle
ailments, can be absolutely cured by the Cen
tuar Liniments.s What WhiteTinimentis for the
human family, the Yellow Centaur Liniment is
for spawned, CALLED, and lame horses and ami
mails feb15-I3w
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To THE LADIES' have very fine
stock of ladies and misses button shoes
in kids, pebble goats and foxed serges
which am selling at private sale in the
forenoon of each day. This is for the
convenience of those who dislike to at
tend the auction sales, yet wish to make
purchases. These goods viii be sold
without regard to cost.
II. MAHoNEY.
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OK Tuesday of last week Thomas
Timlin, of Mansion, shipped from that
place 151 bales, about fifteen tons of
hops, direct to London, England. This
is the first shipment ever made direct to
London.
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DIR. PAINE and his horse had q s'falling
out on Tuesday-that is, the bolts which
and the shafts striking the horses heels
he could not resist the temptation to
run away. Doc found himself in Tilden' s
position-s.left."
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A MARQUETTE man, who invented
process for granting giant powder SO
that it could be handled like the COM
mon article, has sold his patent to New
York parties for $1,000, and has gone
to Europe for holiday.
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Drs, PRICE & BREWER

te consulted at A1anifOwOe. Williams House,
Thursday. until 8 O'Clock, April the 5th.
At Plymouth, Wis, Weber House. on Tuesday.
the Sd OF April,
At sheboygan, Wis, Park Hotel, on Wednesday,
the 4th of april
At Appleton, Wis, Waveriy House, Friday, the
II, Of Ami
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-03-15

Mothers can secure health for their chill
dren and rest for themselves by the use of cas-
tora, perfect substitute for Castor Oil. 1t is
absolutely harmless, and is as pleasant to take
as honey. For Wind-Colic, Sour Stomach,
Worms or Constipation, for young or old, there
ia nothing in existence like it. 1t is certain, it
is speedy, it is cheap.
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CITY AND COUNTY.
Manitozvoc. Thursday, March 5.

THIS paper is kept on file in the office of l..
F. Booth, General Eastern Agent, Chicago and
North Western Railway, AIS Broadway, New
York City. Our friends. when in New York,
are cordially invited to call in and read it at
nny time. They will ALWAYS be welcome.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-03-15

NEVER exaggerate anything; better
gain reputation for originality by tel
ling straight lie.
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mond pin. The abo articles SENT stpaid for SO
CTS. have been retailed for So Bankrupt stock and
must be sold. Solid Milton God Watches, $40 each,
for speculative purposes good timers, equal in APP
pearsnce to $500 genuine gold. His reputation for
honesty, fair dealing and hberaity is unequaied by
any advertiser in this cty.'-Nsg York Day Book.
POSTAGE STAMPS TAKEN AS CASH.
F. STOCK MAN. ~ BOND ST, p. Y,
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Great Reduction in Prices
TO THE
Farmers Of Man:towoc Co.

II consideration that number of manufacturers
of other counties have leagued together 10 destroy
the manu- lecturers of plows inMantowuc by instruct
ing their agents to sell their plnTs points cheap
than they do at the ca@tory, and in consideration
that several merchants in Manitowoc and So
pretended agents have Joined in this conspiracy and
in the full faith, that the farmers of ManitoToc
County are disposed to support our home industry
and TO aid agansts this conspiracy have resolved
sell my plows and points the following prices:
No. 70 Lord cast-iron plow complete SiGtQ
{" IS Sc steel pillow complete 1880
10 &c common point rs
e" IS &c cutter point So
q IS g land side for castiron rloE 81
g IS -" " a. I" steel pillow LOO
All other plows and points at the same rates. All
points are GROUND and all plows are WAR
RANTED.
1saug74 emo z. J. SMALLEY.
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A SENTINEL REPORTER recently inter
viewed a number of Milwaukee mer-
chants to Obtain their opinion in regard
to the business outlook in this State and
found hopeful, cheerful feeling among
them. They universally say there is
considerable trade now, that it is increas-
ing very perceptibly, ana that the con-
dition of the country is such as to war
rant the expectation of a season of cred
liable, safe and profitable business. The
outlook is regarded as healthy, and the
expression is that the bottom has been
reached and the upward turn has begun.
JOE. RANKIN has gone fishing. We
do not mean to say that he has dug up
pepper-box full of worms and with hook
and line seated himself upon some sun
bathed dock in an effort to lure tue little
fishes from their native element to place
IN his fish basket-no, that would be
too small fry for our Badger statesman
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Governor-next-fall. But Joe has gone
to Milwaukee to run his fishing tug,
the Julia Drisco, and the hardships en-
t.ured by him while sailing his craft
over the stormy pillows of Lake Michi-
gan viii only be neutralized when, the
days toll completed, he can cock his
feet up on the mantlepiece in she New
hall House reading-room and contem
plate his profits while telegraph messen-
gers rush in with the latest quotations
world
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EST Milton Gold
Observation-Disclosures
tut. Consisting of ell
e CANT watch chains,
ladies' handsome
brooch T. ear drops,
'air elegant gold
stone sleeve buttons,
IT spiral studs, collar
utton, he avy plain
fedding ring, and
cents Partisan Dia-
-4 800 Ill e.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYa,
YOUNG & MIDDLkTON, Auctioneer,.


AssIGNsEs SALE OF rHE VALUABLE
HOUSE; ofFtos;N sr6c Hfh II AFsiS SAS uf
WELL A SORTED L UNI BKR. MULES,
the firm OF I EdVsrd ark & Co., at the foot OF
oh $ rect south, ast, i . is city
and Teeo! dsd in L1Ser No. s% foiio n, on ls;
Ga asy OF Of
10, At 10 O'Clock m on the premises sell at pub
nc to the hig hest bidder the following pro-
All the wharf property at the foot of 4th street
lumbia, and the water and wharf privileges of Lots
IN tho .sta three 81 IL sS1a;s numbered 81
nee, and two story Mi ith the machinsry tsersn
this chipsry consists of Esgns ana Boiler, Plan
saw ss MshbS s9uf0s M Wd Saws and
Bile, srlitter, set Of Gang saws aud Frame, Iroa
Tank, Shsfting. PulleJs. Betting, Sc, &c.
Glark q Co, cSnsistits Of GLAZED and U6eIszed
WINDOW Sash, Doors, Blinds, mSuldings, Pickess,
goist and Scsptli g: 4; 50, 81 and 81, No ANA
Selects Dressed; - a. So Poplar, and other de-
scri{tiOns of Lumber pertaining to hrst-class
III. TWENTY cords Oak and Pine Wood and two
gons, Sets OF Double Harness aud Sets of Single
Harnsss: Iron Coal Tues 8 iron Wharf Blocks, 3
Barrows, BocL away, / Buggy, Covered Wagon
two 90 posnd Fsirb inks Scales, both in go ID con
dltlSp; once Furniture, oOnsis ing of Desks,
TIE wharf and other property mentioned in par
eg alh l. will he sold on the following trims: One
fourth Of the purchase money il cash, aud the bal
ance in three equal ments at g. u and Is months
satisfaction Of The Assign es deposit of Sa5O will
be required at tine Of sale
The Lumber ard other Personal Property men
toned in paragraphs H. aud III. will be sold for
The 1saigrees will receive bids at private sale for
any OF the above proPerty, up TO the day of sale.
R.R0sS PERRY, Assiguees.
sep25-dtds JUDS IN T GULL.N
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DIED.

-BAKER. At 2;sO THURSDAY morning, September
y, Isl, howard ). BAKER, son OF Edsar and Agnes
y. Bal 81, n the TN year Of Vie age.
The funeral will take place from the residsnce q
hls parents, 4O2 18th street sout Saturday
AFTERNOON, NJ 5 o clock. New York Times ri ass
copy.l q.
CARSON. September ga, 1877, on board u g. g.
Ossipse, OF Battery, New \ ork, JOHS J. Carson,
IN the IA year OF his age Alex sndrs payers pesss
Copy.I
MORRISON. On the m arnins OF September 18th,
ISL, OF her residenca, Iol5 street northwest,
Mr. d. a X MORRISON, wife Of ID. L.. Morrison.
NCfice q fureral hereafter.
RAU rERBERG. At2 O'Clock, Friday morning,
septenber 2oth, lo1l, WILHELM kAUTEsBEkG, aged
81 years and m JIsths.
The funeral III take place from his late residence,
SoTIsr 4 r--n aud Bridge street GsOree. bwn, ON
may afternoon al O clock aud proceed 10 Oak
HUI Cemetery. Relatives and friends RS pect-
fully invited. Baltimore papers please copy.l "a
MALkER. IL Georgetown, on septsmber 18th,
Icy, MARY a. NALKER, wife OF Richard Walker,
in The 6ytn year of her sEe.
Tie friends Il the family invited q attend her
funeral from her late residence, n 100 Bridge
on Sunday evening al o clock. 2ts
MhbE. "Wednesday, September 18th, Isl. ~ Bis
dem burg Mar land iron Injuries r-csIstd Oy being
thrown from = hore, RIcHARD WARE. the Longest
child Of LOuisa W are, ia the 2ith year Of his age
The funcIA Al will take place from the Lycsun dail,
Friday, 18th In tant at l O'Clock. Friend. Of toe
family Gre especially invited % attend. 2t'
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1877 GREAT 1877
PENIS VANLd ROUTE,
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHW EST,
Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
JUHE "a, 1877.

yuHE 2A,lsIy.
corner OK Sixth and streets, as fellows
Tor Pittsburs aud the " est, OF O. daily, with
Parlor Car to Pittsburg and Slice pfns Cars nom
Pittsburs to Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and Chicago;
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tor CanAndaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Mag Falls
and the North, S:25 Q. N. daily, except sunday,
and 5:40 ,. IN; daily, except Saturday, with
Haven, Kimira, and watkins, at 1916 Q m,
daily, except Suhtsv.
Tor New lux and the East, 9:Ss Z. m. daily, With
Palace Cars attached. Limited Express Of Pull
man Parlor Cars, $40 Q. N. daily, except Sunday.
m, daily ,e1eep. Sunday, with siseDinS Gan don
Washington 20 Boston.
Tor Philadelphia, S:3S 9. n. and l:3o ,. N. daily,
-1cspt Sunday, and $50 and S:SS ,. N. daily.
ao,1%nu sd.tion for baltimore. $50 = n, and S:SC
For bo On 60 Line. s:SS .. n and 4:so l, n
asy: :ass': sa1d = =. and 4:ss ,. n daily, .z.
ALs 81 sHDfnHxi Axpr sEpI.IoKssgRe RAIL
WAY AND ALIxAh. sA AID WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
f;sS's, S.n. On sunday q ). q. a. and
For the south, Via Riehno.A l:ss q. n. dah s:se
Is.:s sassRs sis ION HE:.An..o.
S Sunday Ia 4 SD .nS g. 10 tso: in.
Ticket, information, slsepfns and pariof oar a.
commoda1ons can b procured q the Once. NORTH
sest corner Of Thirteenth street and Pcnnsyivania
avenue northeast corner Of Sixth street aad PennsyI
len for the checking Of bs9ssss 70 dssiSStsoS hon
=. p. IARMER, General Ps,snssr ,sns.
IkAAk TAOASOA. General Manager. -
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CAMPBELL HULsE, Aucuoneers,
~ 3l7 ~ street northwest.

CAMPBELL 4 HULsE, Aucuoneers,
~ 317 AZ street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY, FRONT
ING ON TENTH STREET Asst, BETWEEN
AND h STREETS NORTH, AND ON ii
STREkT NORTH, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10Th
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to US, dared the -
goth day Of MAJ, A. d. 1873. and duly re- W5
corded in Lber No. 7l9, folio lis, one Of them
land records OF the District Of Columbia and at the
written request OF the heirs OF the party secured
thereby, shall sell at pub ic auction, in frolt of
tine prenises,on TUESDAY, the 9th day OF October,
A. d., 1871, at O'Clock all those rtain lots
and parcels OF ground situate in the city of ashns
ton, known and described as lots 49, IL Is, 10 10 II,
q 80, 81 Al AZ. AZ, A. As ard 46 i'm Moses Kelley g
recorded subdivision Of square nine hundred and
Lots 49, 81 and IS have a front Of 10 feet on 10th
street, and each improved by Two-story Era:ae
Dwelling.
1 o.s Is and 46 are corner lots fronting about %
feet, each improved by a Brick Two story Dwelling
Lots 49, "A and 45 have front Of Is I, et and each
improved by an unfinished two story Brick Dwell
ing. The ether lots front on street, and are I'M
Terms: One third * cash; balance ia six 90,
at the rate OF az pr centun anuum until paid,
and to be secured by deed of trust the pro perty
sold. a deposit Of $50 will be required on each
piece Of property at tms of sale. II terms not
complied with in seven ID days the Trust
tie right to resell he property after six DAYS adver
tsement, at the risk and cost Of the defsultDg par
CT aser. All conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
RICHARD ROTH WELL rrustsa,
WILLIAM R0THWELL,S 'ius'ooS'
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BY virtue Of wit Of eri faeias, isned out Of the
Clerk Once Of the euIreIe 0cqtt q ~ District
ale Tor eash e the Court house door q "a. aid
E,strict On TUksDAY, the 10th s day Of 9stoess'
inicrest OF the defendant in end 70 the fou2 .ins
properly, 70 Wit: Lot 81 in .sotio1 nnmssrsd , IN
cornG 70 the plat thereof recorded IN the ON 80 OF
the eurveyor Of the District of dumbia. together
seized and levied upon e the property Of epeneei
Lee to satisfy execution No. 80 g Law In favor Of
tR76K 6OUGL AS, o. 8. MarshN D. o.
JOHN 6HEkRAN, Auceionseg. seD1s-dta
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. sspH
THANCfRY SALs.


By vrtde Of decree Of the 81, Huity h..
{. the District Of O.lumbia, passed IN l::I
cAuse No. 500, Docket IL, Will q. =
WHDNESDAY, October 81, ia7, at $40
offer for sss st public suction, in front Of the prs
ICES, that lain parcel Of land situate In the ;tv
OF washingto.s, and known aud described A fhsa
north twenty fec and eight inc hes co fest inshsss
front by the deI1 thereof. One hundred feet 1i0I
feetl Of Lot twerty-stx. (3s), Ia square NUMBERS
nve hundred and thtJ eight jass together with eli
unto Belonging, uhe hnptovemsnts being two "a
rsme houses on Thirf, fsd) street southwest, be.
. Terms; one. third - q the purchase money in
netsIlments a sir fs twelve TIxt and ea1A
month"; re.pectvel! from ~ Of sale, vita Six Is
per cent interest till paioT TO be secured by the
notes Of the purchaser salts lily endorsed: the
title to be retained until toe purchase money n
at the time Of sale. the terms Of sale are not COM
pied With within seven days. the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property SITTER ve f5l davss
notice at the risk and cost Of the dsiauitioe D2s.
Chaser. All convey encfng ct purct asers sco n
ROpOLPaH CLAU0aTON. Trustae.
0UECAHS0Q BIOS, Aucttsassrs, esnsfd
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IR. PAUL S'Hd.PPE. who made a narrow
escape from hanging al Carlisle Pa. upon
lhe charge ~ having poisoned Miss stein
ecke, OF Baltimore. several wears since, re-
Gently obtained a pp,itipn Ou the EDITORIAL
star o. one 81 the 1 .nctalau morning datlieS
a. Count Schu.ttow. lie wa n Dt long ia the
CITY before he met an old ~. 7. Duis acquaint-
ahce, VINO threatened ID expose MIN so
Schrppe took Mr.. Greeley's advice and
ssWeut WpSfw
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limited STATES MARsHALp SALE.

By virtue Of two writs Of heri facas, Issued out Of
the Oierks Once Of tho Supreme court Of the Dis
trct OF Oolumbe and to me directed. win sell ct
aid Distr1ct, on -WEDHisOSY, the "a dsy q
October, l, ct - O'Clock m, al tho right title,
loving described property, % wit: Lot 10, square
1ss, Washipgton, D: O., together with a! and sngu-
- the property OF the defendant, Allison Major Sr,
and VIII be sold 70 eatsy executions no. 80, I'm
favor Of Henry 0. Towles, and No. y, 81, In favor
TRED'K DOUGLASS, o. 9. Marshal D. O.
JOHN 0aERMAH. AuctionesF. sepll -dts