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LEGAL.
NOTICE..

NOTICE Is IL HdEBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned will sell at Public Auction.
on.lhe premises, on SATURDAY, the 18th day
said DAY. the following leaschold property
with the improvements thereon. viz:
Beginning ON the west side Of Main street.
about 81 feet inches north of Thirteen IN
street, at the corner of lot leased to Bernard
Garnhausen, thence north 10 feet. thence west
81 feet to an alley, thence south IS feet TO the
line Of Garmhausen's lot, thence east to tho
place of beginning;
SAID premises being better known as No.
bl7 Man street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Tems-One-thiri cash. balance in SIX and
tw I've months, secured by mortgage on she
premises III. A. LANGiIORST,
Assignee of VIM. Damen.
CINCINNATI, January 49, 1871
BUTrERWORTH Il VOGELER, Attorneys.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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STANDARD SCROLL BOOK. just out has
y 200 designs and ideas invaluable to all
Painters, &C. just the thing wanted and must
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21
4 TERRIFIED NEGRESS.
Mistaking an Elevator for Trap for
Medical Subjects.

Something occurred in the Republican
building recently which was decidedly
funny, and which created at first not a
little excitement. A woman entered
the hall leading to the elevator. the door
of which was open, she stepped in IN
der the impression. as subsequently APP
steps. AS she entered, the elevator boy,
as matter of course, closed the door
and started the elevator. AS he did SO,
and the concern began moving upward,
he became in an instant the worst star
tied boy in all St. Louis That colored
woman leaped to her feet, glared at the
wall gliding past, and, with terrified
scream, hurled herself at the transom
over the door. Failing to get through,
she plunged about the elevator, with
every breath emitting shrieks long
enough and loud enough to wake the
Seven Sleepers of Ephesus. People
rushed from the different floors to the
elevator way, under the impression that
CHASTITY tragedy was going on in open
daylight. People ran in from the street
to be present at, if not to prevent, the
scene Of blood. 1t was terrible mo.
ment. Meanwhile the frightened eleva.
tor boy had reversed his conveyance
and reached the bottom again, where
he flung open the door with an alacrity
remarkable least in an elevator boy
The colored woman bounded out like a
shot, still shrieking with double loon
power, and never ceased her yells until
out on the sidewalk and at safe dis
lance from the Internal machine. Then
her expressions of gratitude at her re-
markable escape were touching "Dey
didn't catch her in dere trap to take
poah niggars to dere dissectin' room!
No sab! Rress de Lord!" And she
darted off down the street, fully con-
WINGED that she had just missed horri-
BILE death and subsequent cutting up
81. Louis Republican.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21

THE vintage in the Hautes. Pyrenees
(says Gakgaaan's Messenger is not termi-
mated. The vines are, SO to say, mex
haustible. Everybody is seeking in all
directions for casks. Never in the
memory of. man has such a rich crop,
as far as quantity goes, been seen. As
for quality, it will rival those of 1865
and 1870, and many people believe that
it will surpass them.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21

AN aeronaut named Foster, of Derby
England, recently lost his life in the
neighborhood of Worksop. He had
assembled in a balloon at lexington,
where there were public rejoicings on
the opening of new market, and while
passing over Carlton-in-Lindrick, was
thrown out of the car and instantly
killed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21

The Chinese envoy and assistant en-
voy to Great Britain have issued me-
mortal, dated April, 1877, recommend
ing the gradual suppression OF opium
smoking in China.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21

Turks have religious horror of am
putation; they think it sin to cut off a
human limb to save life. They have no
dread of the saw or the knife, for they
bear pain with the stole sangfroid Of an
American Indian. In consequence Of
their indisposition to submit to amputa-
ton, many die on the field of battle who
could have been saved. Their wounds
heal wonderfully quick. This is owing
to the healthy state of their blood; un-
infiamed by alcoholic liquors.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21

TWAS on Cooper street, on sofa, near
the bay window. The reporter was just
passing, when love met love and there
was collision. He had kissed her
flushed cheeks and rosy lips many,
many times, and then from sheer ex-
haustion fell back moment. She
looked up into his manly face, 0, SO
longingly, and the tears rolled down
and presented a sorrowful, yet magnif-
cent picture.
George" she said, II am afraid you
have ceased to love me. Tell me, dar-
ling, have your"
"My angel chrome, how can you
chide me thus? IT'S false, but-Dollie
[ mast have time to breathe"
Then all was still, and only the sound
of the reporters footstep was heard, as
he paced away with slow and measur-
ed tread bordering on his boss item for
the day Camden Post.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21
Bismarck and Family.

While we sat at dinner in the open
air before the inn door, carriage
passed, in which were seated lady and
gentleman Before we noticed Hutter
in the little group about the door and q
raising of hats, to which the gentleman
in the carriage gracefully responded,
we had already recognized Bismarck,
so exactly like his photographs is he,
though not SO heavy looking, the pallor
of his face, perhaps, giving an appear
ance Of greater refinement to his mas
sive features than the camera has
known how to. Several other carriages
followed with members of the family
and suite, all on their way to Gastein.
We have since seen them here so often
that their faces have grown quite famil-
lar. The Princess Won Bismarck is the
plainest looking of women, so unlike
the traditional idea of princess that
one involuntarily speaks Of her as Mrs.
Bismarck; but She has a very sensible
face, anxious and worried in it's express
sion, and dignifed, modest bearing.
The daughter is strong, healthy young
girl, with no beauty but that of youth
and health. They both dress with the
greatest possible simplicity; indeed, an
entire lack Of ostentation seems to be
the striking characteristic of the family;
their servants do not wear livery. We
passed Bismarck himself on the "Kai-
serweg," favorite promenade, walking
unattended except by great black dog,
and did not recognize him until he
stepped up into the wet, grassy bank to
let us pass, and lifted his hat in his
usually courteous manner. He is a tall,
powerful-looking man, walking little
lame, but wonderfully vigorous for his
years-just the physique for the man
born to Go the mighty work he has-to
destroy and create empires. - Gosteiaa
CORRESPONDENCE Boston Post.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-21

ldOtIIlS DIS IL lS NdludUIt.
PUSH THE PoRKERs mentioned
the fattening of stock for market and
home use as one of the duties of the
season, and it is one of the most i'm
portant. The process can be materially
fastened by due attention to comfort
and feed. Besides the economy of fat
tening while the weather is still moder-
ate, the early market is frequently the
best, and present indications make us
think this will be the case this season.
Nothing will be lost, but something
gained, if it should not be, by having
the hogs ready for market before real
cold weather comes. It is easier to
keep them fat then than to make them
so, and you are ready for the market
whenever the favorable moment ar
rives We hear less of cholera ravages
than we did last year, though the dis
ease has not departed from the land, by
any means. We believe the agitation
Of the subject has resulted 10 good by
calling attention to the Importance OF
sanitary regulations about the swine
folds. The disease would, no doubt,
entirely disappear before proper care
and feed, if these were generally en-
ployed.
How TO PUT Down EGGs,-I send you
receipt for putting down eggs that I
have used to our satisfaction for over
twenty-five years. / never expect to
find, nor do I wish for, better one,
either in point Of simplicity, economy,
or certainty. Take of good salt half a
pint, of unslaked lime piece the size
Of teacup. Put both in stone jar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-12
81 Green s. Wise,

tHesl Estate Agents and Actioneers.}
DI VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
-lS Corporation Court Tor the city Of Ale1an.
Gria rendered at It's November term. 1870. in
tho suit OF Cazenove s. Co's. vs. Johnson's ad-
ministra.or ct sl.. the undersigned commission
css appointed by said decree, will offer for sale,
by public auction, in front Of the Mansion
House, in said city, on SAT RDAY, tho 26th
day of May, 1877, st II o'clock ~, the LOT
OF GROUND at the southwest intersection OF
wilkes Gnd Henry streets s. feet 6 inches on
Wikcs by 100 feet on Horny street with ONE
Two STORY BRICK snd FOUR THREE
STORY FRAN E DWELLINGS thereon.
Terms Onn.:olth Of tho purchase money to
DO paid il Cash on tho day OF sale, and the resi-.
due in three equal instslments at six, twelve spd
eighteen niorlns. respectively, from day If sale,
With interast; tbs deferred payments to bo Sc.
cu.ol by tho notes Of the purchaser, or purch'
,.scrs satisfactorily endorsed. and the title 10 be
retained until tho whole Of tho purchase money
IS fill paid al cost OF conveyaacing to be
horne by the purchaser.
G. w. WATTLES
i. L. SMITH,
II. O. CLAUGHTON
su Hl-oCdts Commissioners.
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AUCTION SALES.
By +. A. Kerby, Auctioneer,
~ - a 6rin Nu

BY +. \. herDy, AucLiOueeE,
NO Sc King street Alexandria,, VA.)
nNuE UNDERSIGNED WILL. ON SAT
L URDAY, May the 18th, 1877, sell by pub
lie auction at y O clock M, in front of the Roy
a. street wing of the Market Building. in Alex
aadris, Va, tho following described property,
10 wit:
A LOT TOFGROUNDb beginning at the north
west corner of Wolfe and Royal streets; thenco
on Wolfe street 90 feet inches; thence north
parallel to Royal street 100 feet to a feet alloy
= said alley required by the deed TO be kept
open;) thence cas-. binding on SAID alley and
psrsllel to Wolfe street SO feet S inches; thence
south by Royal street 100 feet TO the beginning.
A plat Of survey will be exhibited at the time
and place Of sale, and the lot sold in psrcels or
rs y whole, as TO the undersigned may appear
best.
There arc THREE FRAME DWELLINGS
on the abnvo lot Of ground, in good condition.
which will be sold a. the samo time and place
for ground rent payable annually. now due
and in arrears.
Terms Of Sa1e One third Of the purchase
money to bo paid in cash the residue in equal
;aylncnts at six aEd twelve months, with inter-
est secured by deed of trust, &c. Conveyancng
=. Inc cos. OF The purchaser.
ARTHUR HERBERT,
inv 1-2awts for the owner.
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv +. A. Kerby, Auctioneer,

BV Il. a. herDy, AucLlonetr,
(No 81 King street, ALEXANDRIA, Va
NERS' SALE--Under decree
~ of tho Corporation Court of AlcXsndria
city made at.its January term 1877, in tho case
Of Smoot s. U hler vs. John T.. Hill the under
signed, as commissioners, will offer by puolIc
auction, on SATURDAY, juno 9Th, 1877, at II
O. clock m, in front of the Market Building, on
Royal street, in the city Of AleYandria, Virginia.
the following property, to wit:
sted on the east side of Water (now Lee) stroes'
in tho city of Alexandria, Virginia, between
Wolfe and Wilkes streets, beginning at tho
middle of lho Square between Wolfe and Wilkes
streets, and running thence north on Water ST.
5! feet 3 inches to an alley feet wide; thcn CO
east on said alley parallel with Wolfo street l2o
feet to the western line Of Potomac 81; thonce
south on Potomac street parallel with Water
street IL feet 3 inches, and thence west in a
straight line to the beginning.
Torms: Ono fourth cash the residue in equal
payments in one, two and three yosrs. with IN
terest from the day of sale; the deferred pay
ments to be secured by the notos Of tho pur-
chaser Of the property, with good personal So
curity, aid tho title Of tho property TO be re-
tained until the purchase price is fully paid.
CHARLES E. STUART,
H. o. CLAUGHTON,
nv lots Commissioners.
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BY Green & Wise,


Kesl Estate Agents snd Auctoneers.
VALUA KING STREET PROPER
Y TY AT PUBLIC SALE-The undersign-
ed will offer for salo by public auction. on tho
premises below mentioned, on SATURDA4
the 9th day Of June, 1877, st II o'clock M, the
THREE-STORY BRICK WAREHOUSES,
Nos. 80, fl and All King street. and tho THREE
STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE on Fayette
alloy, in the resr Of tho same, under authority
Of two deeds Of trust, ono of which is dated July
lst, 1856, and is recorded in iber 4, No. 8, page
439, and tho other dated November 80, 1867, ro-
corded in liber y, No. ). folio loj, land records
Of Alexandria county, Va
Torms Of Salo: One fourth cash; the romaind-
er at one, two ard three years, with interest, to
he secured by tho bonds OF tho purchaser and q
deed Of trust on tho property; tho purchaser to
pay the taxes for 1877 and all the costs Of trans
fer Of tho title. -
ANDREW JAMESON,
nv 1O-oots Trustee
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By +. A, kerby, Auc.ioneer.

BY T. 4. kerry, AUCIlUHeUT.
rYNDER AUTHORITY OF A DECREE
u of the Corporation Court Of tho city. Of
Alcxandria, in the suit of Southern Protection
Insurance Company vs. Ann E. Harper, enter-
cd 81 its April term, 1877. tho undersigned com.
missioner will sell by public auction, at the front
of the market building, on Royal street., Alex.
andria, on SATURDAY. the 18th day Of May,
1877, the following described property, to wit :
"a LOT OF GROUND in the city of Alexan.
driG' bounded as follows, to wit; Beginning on
tho ives. side cf Alfred street, at the north corner
Of W. L. Muir's line, III feet 10 inches from
the intersection of Alfred and Queen streets, and
running thence northwsrdly alI fronting on
Alfred street 10 feet inches, and extending
wcstwardly from Alfred street towards Patrics
street 20 feet moro or less, with ell the appur.
tcnarcos thereto belonging"
Terms Ct sale: Cash.
CHARLES T. STUART,
No l3-i;s Commissioner Of Sale.
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BY f. a. Ko-by, Auctloneer.


DY Virtue OF A DEED OF TRUST
- executed to tho undersigned by James B..
Wright, or the 9Th day Of December, 1876 of
record in the Clerks Office Of tho Corporation
Court Of tho city of Alexandria, Virgi ginia, and
a! the request Of tho party by said deed secured
is71, offer for sale by public auction, at the
IRON. of the Market Building, on Royal street,
Alcxandris, Virginia, tho following descrlbnu
property, to wit: A CERTAIN PIECE OE
PARCEL OF GROUNDin the city of Alexan-
dria, improved by FRAME DWELLING
thereon aud bounded as follows: Beginning OR
tho south side Of Glbbon street vt point l23 it
oast OF st. Asaph street. and running thence
.outhwardly in u line parallel with St. Aeaph
street IL feet to 10 feet alley; thence eastward
~ in line parallel with Gibbon street ID feet i
lnches; thence nolthwardly in q line parallel
with st. AsIph street to Gibbon street. aud
thnnco in a aight lima to the beginning.
forms OF Salo-Cash.
nay "-ls CuARLES 4. STU ART, trustee
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FAIRFAX
W LAND.
BY virtue Of Gocrocs Of the Circuit Court Of
Fairfax county, Va, rendered at tho February
term. 1915, and November term. 1876, Of said
EGrt in !he suit Of John Johns, r., executor,
Sc, VS.. u. w. Barker Sc, the undersigned,
commissioners named in Tho docrces OF said
Court will proceed TO sell by public auction, on
MON DAY, tho 2lst day OF May 1877, County
Court day IN front Of tho Court House of said
county, between the hours Of II m. and i y. H..
If said day, all of thoao TWO TRACTS OF
LAND belonging to tho said u. W. Barker
ono containing BIZ acres, which fell to the said
t. w. Barker in tho division Of the real estata
ofthe late Presley Barker, known as lot No 3
in said division; and tho other containing -
acres. which WAS also derived from tho estate ol
the said Presley Barker and adioins tho i:rst
mentioned tract.
These two tracts Of land arc situatc1 in tho
county of Fairfax, noar Burkos station. on the
Virginia Midland Railroad, arc very valuable
They will be sold separately or together, rs tho
purchasers may desire.
Terms OF Sale: lon per cent of tho purchase
money TO he paid cash, and tho residue i'll thrco
equal inStslmonts on credit of one. two and
threo years. with interest from day of sale. The
purchaser to give bond with good personal So
curty for tho deferred payments. Tito to be
retained until tho purchase money is fully paid
with permission to the purchaser to anticipate
his payments.
Ii. 0. CLAUGHTON, ! c,,,r,,r,
Z. B. STILLSON, ofSa,o
NJ. II. WELLS,
Fairfax county, ap lS-w4w
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b. Harrison s. ONcal, Auctionocrs.

NkyILL DO cold in Alexandria, Va, on SAT
w URDAY, June2, 1877, the VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE Of Thomas Smith, consisting
o: Dwellings, Storehouses and Lots.
No 1.-Two largo TWO STORY BRICK
STOREHOUSES. Nos. 3G and GS, situated on
me :. Z. corner Of King and Leo streets, sld
ono THREE STORY BRICK DIV ELL1NG,
No s atjacoa. on Lee street.
No. 2-Large LOT with FRAME q Dwell
LING on lee street, noar Citizons' Bank.
No @-TNO FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos.
Gn snd y, with 6no LOTS s!tsched, on Wolfe,
hear F.irfax s.. eet
No. l-Ls.go LOT with FRAME BUILD.
INC, on Fairfax street For particulars OF
boundary, &c, ard parties desiring - purchase
:. private sale enquire OF Harrison & UNes!,
NJ Ii north Eoys( street. nv Ltd