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'ENHOS. i. wAG9AMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer, JI0 7th street.
TRUsTEKS' SALE OF wELL-LOCATEp
BlILpIEG LOT ON TWENTIETH STREET.,
BETWEEN Y AND + STREETS NORTH
MIST, WITH THE FRAME BUILDINGS

BY virtue OF deed Of trust, bee ring date -
en- the Ith day Of June, A. ID. ISIS, duly re- G4
corded In Liber No Is6, folio 40, one OF the&G
land records for the District Of Columbia and ut the
request OF the party secured thereby, We will sell
DAY, the 1Ath day Of August, A. u. lsT7, at
O'Clock p. m, all thst certain piece parcel of
District Of Columbia, and known and desig aated
upon the ground plan thereof part Of Lot mum.
twenty two IA, beginning for said part Of said lot
At point on the east line OF 18th street distant q
feet north from the southwest Of said square
ana running thence east 80 feet to alley; thence
north "A feet; thence vest " feet aud thence south
= let to the place OF beginning, with the Frame
Buildings thereon.
balance in i, :, 5, and years. with intsrest st
Per cent per a.num; secured by deeA Of trust upon
piled with In five days from day Of sale, the Trus.
tses reserve the right 20 resell the property the
days previous advertisement.
Ssas S8as Il Il HGShkaEGSIssiY'{ Trustees.
1HOS. =. WA6aAMAH, Auct euR1-7O.n
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$4,000 " o r t H
skAsOSiBLE DRY GOODS

We Grots 8 few prices:
5000 yards best Spring Prints, 4 cents; short
kensths
1000 yards bes: Loasdale Cambria, down to l91
cents, sold 81 Is.
10 cases Of Blesched and Brown Nuslins, at as,
u.s. and 10 cents.
1000 yards best lo4 sheotiDs made, only TX
snts worth ~.
Hhite and Colored Lawns, only % cents.
Beautiful COiOroi Dress Goods, Is cents, worth %
Esrse stock of Bisck Alpscss, Blsck Osshmeros,
BLACK siks, AZ one half cost OF i'm portation.
We hsve about 1000 yards Of Hamburg Edsina
Lsit, v bic D Se will sell st half price,
Nov = the tine 90 buy goods and save 50 cents on
to< cohari o. We mos have money.
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TRUSTEES SALE LEOFDEsIRABLE PROVED
PROPERTY ON TEF NORTH SIDE OF b
lREET,BETWEEN oTH ANU6TH STREETS
SOUTHEAST.
BY yirtIe of deed OF trust, dated December -
Eth- A. ID. lol duly recorded la Liher No HsS
40, folio 81, one Of the land cords for the.A1.
District OF 0Cnbia aud At The request OF the party
secured thereby, we will sell al public auction in
front OF the premises ION TUESDAY, August fth +,
lolI, GtS clock p m, ths following described real
estate situate IN the City Of Washington, District
Columbia, TO wit: All that piece parcel Of ground
know and designated as lot Numbered two q, in
square numbered eight hundred and forty tvs fsfa)
fronting Fifty two 52l feet six and half inches
inch s, by depth OF one hundred lBI feet and )ar
~ inches, Together with tine improvements, &C.,
consisting OF TWO two story and basement brick
du ellings.
Terms One fourth IN cash, and the balance at 8,
II aud ls months with interest per cent DER An
mum, secured b. deed Of ru7t the property sod
or s cash, at opticn of the purchaser. de posit OF
: 100 required each house st the time OF sale and
all conveys sncing at purchasers cost. Terms 10 be
complied with in seven days
EDWARD WOLC0TT. }r,
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(yOHENs LOAN OFFICE, corner Of 7th
~ ss. s:ss'; tons ses & s:x x ';ss:.s: ~
Eosn 0ns. e e shs city. HsScT Hs n les1sS g ~ !
to1es 81 oea1ls0n1 OeeAhS, oaTps6, 81 q
IMP Or Z A MT.
NEDIOATBD BLACKBIRRY BRANDY II II
guaranteed 70 do al that u claims.
Tor sAle oy Druggists and 9rooerS, and yholennla
by z: 4. H0Yk1, eorsss 4ostA osDtsol sn6 II
sEeso nQoAeNGe Nelns
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gTOR TOURISTS.
L Isdies' Linen Hastors.
Is'ie-' Gosssmer Water Proofs.
Shetland and Zephyr ShNwis an new designs.
Bch silks in Black and CClUrs at attractive prices
we are offering the balance Of oUr stock OF
SUMNER FABRICS
At greatly reduced prices O. clos them out.
PERRY & BRO,
I'cHad. uueEsse aHS 9N street.
FOR REST three UPPER FLOORS OF
cur building. th- best located Office rooms in the
Eify. aug7 tr
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REACfIFUL LAWNS,
~ NAVY BLUE, SEAL BROWN, DARK
GBEEN, AND BLACK WITH HAND
go, sOHI BORDER.
ALSO, 100 PIEOES OF LAWNS, WHITE
GROUND WITH BLACK, BSOWH,BLUE,
LANENDER FIGURES.
CiHIElSS, SOS Market Space.
Beoutful Lace Stir De hite Goods yery hne quaf.y
ONLY Is. Also, Striped Victoria Lawns only Is.
fancy mesh, IS, %, Is, 81, 81, 81.
All OF our Dress Goods at cost
an Of our new ParasOis with fancy handles n cost
&are Wool flsek Cashmere, very wite, 81. Also,
Black CsshEeres, very wide, 50.
Black Alpacas, double width very dus, Is.
Black silks very cheap, rs, 81, 81, 81 Is, eI.9.
ctr ped Summer silks very cheap.
Lousdale Cambria, Is. Towels, 8. Pure Linen
Iable Dsmssk II remnants Of IL, 2, *, ~, yards
sergth Onl g.. Children Bordered Handkerchiefs,
cure linen, g. Linens and Cass'meres for Boys wear
rheap. Excellent Calico. ~, worth 9.
CAikTERsl. Z0Z Markef asl0ne-
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yyIswALI. q GWYNN,
5O5 Market Space.
Two doors from 7tb street.
~ Do~f J0-Es location. jyl4tr
CALCUTTA sEERsUCxER,
INDIA MANNHEIM,
nEw ORLEANS CBECK LISENs,
INDIA FOEGEE, ATrAEAPAs TUCKAPAw
WHITE LINEN DUCK AND DRILLIHa,
EAvY BLUE YACHT CLOTH,
FANCY LINENS Tor Men and BcyS wear, 30
~ Oss Pres OnIy.
PERRY q RBOTHEB,
Pennsylvania arerHe.
)ss-u Corner 9Th street.
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The Evening Star

A0o 6Ve01uS star
heverywhere recognized as the leading nsvsuspe
OF Washington. With two exceptions only, Il -
tAs largest ei,exlasios 0 sny daily ,ap~ ,sbssS.S
soxfi Of Nss YorE, nn-s tian THREE rrxxs ,As, q,
say othr ~ tis eity, and EQUAL TO THAT OF ALL
rHE OTHER DAILY PAPERS IN wAsHINsroN ADDED
TOGETHER
To advertisers therefore, II presents peculiar and
aneaualled advantages IN the extent and character
Of its circulation and In the low rates cbsree,
sderins the vide publicity IT insuree
II Is, indeed, within Its scope,
TEE BEST ADVERTISTynJ MFDryyx m
TEE UNITED STA TES.
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STEAMERS, &c.
DOTOMAC TRANSFORMATIONS LINE

n
The eommodiou, Bay Steamer. SUE, oapt w.o.
Sis FOOT a.5fsT q S ,ssyS .vs2S
more more aRd al 5ITsi Isnaias.; TsiarhRg ssSs ssIsi
q sd rssa ss
ies t sm NJ sTEPHESsos ST Bro % III st. Hsarl. Hsnl
EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS-
Mn sA1s4So e 45s fsfss,s iss%. xH hs.1i R.:s
TSR MGspA1 AID
sps f. E%s EsaHs Tsspts,hs e
lar down :: Mattox ofeek; rsturrins nj e on SUNDAY.
an4s at aefsisS aa Co.. :I and md
marsO-G WI II. KILLMoN, Agent.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.
FOB NORFOLK RE RsSFTR5ss sD1ITH MONROE AND
Issvs; a SID :s.sss sss SSs,t syesy eHsyHaaaansI Non
O'Clock p m, connecting with steamers for Boston,
P.oyidssnos, and other 9Gr,nsrn points. RetaInins
urdsy at 3 o'clock p. N.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
sh Th,.ssys stTsst ,h5ss e,o.t time, %,
and Ieonsrdtown; Saturdays at O'Clock .. m. for
On and after Jaiy 10TH viii leave " ash,ngton for
Pnsy PPnsy Pn, Pon; on TgesdSy, oI2ef arrps ; st
h morning Tare FOUND %
R. :'y :. tSs s oSs
Com pany 8 Wharf: foot Of sth street.
for ;SHSfsGG9G BGGos i rs
sHh HE% wa Tgthk g.
sssass.y ssS fGsa ss @
s sTsrs ! Mead.S ;, oeisses %s sae . H,s'Anal'. n
e. at TGr
ssSssssq~n. sss, 'A SAMUEL s fSzS9sss'' SssS!ssss,
CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
fHILApEHgh1t Hds ak5 5tHxzsRFEA WASHING
5Es5s zsB R$Sfss sR sF4i.s
From From S$esalns;snMMoDSsy :.
ri: SISys.5ss 4 ssajss szss
them marked "Gsoyssto,om, b. CO" IA '.'A'' Low
CD For ta, ig.I ipfCTm.tisn apply to JOHNSON
wharf, Washinston, ?, Q: ;S; =; hYpE, 50 Wafer
Ssners SsHsSsr. Il SoStn wiaE1.s Ph.sds
phia. mar2o Iy
A MERICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
q q "A, a sail every tn HURSDAY direct from s1eaNk
pniadeiphla 70 Liverpool, touching ct 0ESE&0
ss 81. at g. oSSk& 90 T ss
srs, % lao street. Also, Agents fer the Red Star
NOLTH GERMAN LLOYD.
The steamers Of this COMPANY .ln ..l, every Sat.
rest oboksn % Rates n'ef Of passage sSD. 81 9 rro%
Hsvre anSf .na B1s to s0uthsn ar, psSp, sonaOn
s gold ssersss 50 eaGrsney Fsr frsisSt SSPH 2.
'as:sss ns.s apply to Bo~,,0. ,9sds,Gas as.sn o.
GUN ARD LINE.
with tn. view o, aI;1I!S5.. S1T!Sn III, chance, ., .o
sion the steamers Of this line specific course
On the outward passage from Queenstown 20 New
S se ~ meridian Of " Al or
. i.s Of notSlSs q north Il "a T. Of
Bfay1sh mAfR AHP sfEaTyh1fksr HEnTh
SS1xzfEEE kSw zHkk GJkk III H1Es5Esr 11ELss55EsrooL'
zs:: A.: ssss
ssssssii:%%:ss. 81 81 sssssss x:s;; Get Get
s;:
RAil OF PAssAsI:-Os6tn, S1,- -36 and Sis,
SiS sOid, sdd{tiosaE 1ssSrn ucksss On fsyorsSi:;
terms,
etesraes tickses 20 and from an parts Of Eurous A
very low rates Through bills Of landing gfved for
e: cs END Gsas '
fEsisht and 1890 alIly q thsO sOoal1anyS o9cs,
es sI01tSSsEx Ssxs ssc s 60: A.....
COHENs loan OFTICE, corner OF m
~ strsse and NsV Yd11 A4snae, entrance ~
On Hsy York avs.as. ,Tns no6e yriyassAO
IoVea rate Of intsre1 @ Cold anA Silver WSSoAsS
| poa1onAs, Ilaee anA Plees4 Xarot Guns, Pi16oS, !,
HPO r T A MT.
| Tor IN Bowel Affections uss DIR. McOABR1
l MEDIOATED BLACKBIBBY BRANDY n =
| 9ualantoed 70 do al that ID clAima
Ter sale y DTCGgisss and 0roesrs, and wholesale
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Only a fev more pieces Hamburg Edging and In
teTting left from the Bankrupt sale.
Just opened . splendid assortment OF Black Cash
EeTes, beautiful blacks, ga, So IS, g. rs, Sc,
Sc.
Black Alpacss Just opened, double width, at 70,
?, 81. 81, SOC. &C.
Fall Dress tsOJIs Just opened. NJ &c.
Flanrel-, All wool, lS. ~. ., SIC
Red Flsnuel. Blue and Gray, all prices.
Wamsutta CJttOns, short Lengths, lOC.
Canton Flanuel. haayJ, 81 :, 10, lEsc.
d Sheeting C0ft0ns. l25S. Is. Is. ~, 25c.
Towels. all Linen, iCC
nottingham Lace. from 81, p, 3, 50c.,.kc.
All Linen Bandk erChiefs- Sc.
Victoria Lawns, 10, l9SSc.
White Bed Spreads. Is, SC, 81, &c.
l0s pieces Trimming. IL yards for l9c.
Bed Ticking, 10, l21l Is, Is, DC, &c.
G. NJ. TOwsON a CO.,
$50 Pennsylvania aren1e,
surS- eO,T Near Tth street.
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TIE TRADES.

4 BISON BROTHERS.,
- Practical Book and Job Printers,
lOi3 Pennsy lvania ave-, W ashinstol, D. y
= Pine Printing Q Specially. ianil-lK
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FOR POTOMAC RIYER LANDINGS.

The steamers yOHN GIBSON and X. O. KNIGHT
Ill leave New York at 4 O'Clock D. IN. <<Ae>DS
every Saturday, Georgetown every hon- <SIAR
day at O'Clock 2. m, and Alexandria A2S~
every Monday at b o'clock D. m.
Freights taken at lowest rates. For Information
apply at Office Metropolitan Bank, 18th street,
Georgetown. SAMUEL BACON,
an2i De-.
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s. W n N q 8.
JOHN y. HOGAN, 5l3 Market space,
Manufacturer Of 0 Newly Patented Spriax kolie,
And ventilatipg Awning for Stores, Hotels, Public
Buildings and Private Dwellings. Flags and geuu
Tor sale rent. Sole A gent for the only seuEint
Mildew Proof ming U aterial. sepl6 tr
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COLDS HEATING APPARATUS.
We are the Man nufscsur srs Of
GOLD q WARM AIR FURNACX6.
4QSo 20 Steam, and tss21csttOssobSy ~ hsse
Us tkso.
Can and Sc the thing itself, and taAs d.
ecnptfve pamp hle.,
~CHAhDELIIRs and GAS s-SIXruREs N
stA;rs.
SMITH, BIRGE 4 CO.,
oecn-n 1O14 HennSvic0ai0 00en Ns.
IN 1HB SUPREME COURT OF THl DIS
TRICT OF COLUaBIA
kLizABErH U. EARHARr rS. ANDRkw J. JOYCE
xSD TIoNAs J. MYERS, Executors, &e.-asu
II this a4th day Of July, A. D. ls7 ordered that
the sale made and reported BY the Trustees and
Executors Of the Real Estate Of Ferdinand Butler,
deceased. mentioned In this be, and the same
s hereby ratified and confirmed, unless TO ths
contrary thereof be shown on or before the 2lth day
OF August next. The report states the nm ,unt Of
sale : $50 a belonstng 70 said estate.
A wYLIB, Justice, &C.
Trns co>y-R J. MEIG5, Olsrk, 20. iy7s-v-st
CONCORD BUGGIEs; choice top BUG
GI built By joyce; 4seated Passsn- A ~
e WAGON; <seafed Platform, Picnic &40S
WAGON; Business WAGONS; Jackson w.
and st16ebaker WAGONS, = Der cent, chea per than
svsr offered 20 the public % l0O0 LoulsiAna ave-
UIlm ID. w. AAGBATH.
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DRY GOODS.

EURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES.
We ElVE THIs DAY MADE FUBTHER
KEEIC CIION IN 1hE PKICE OF
DRY GOODS.
Beautiful Linen Lawns at l2ss, i5 snd % cent?,
reduced from g = cents
Sik Plaid PO7see a. IS renta reduced from 80 cents
Lot remnants Dress 10ds i23s cents sold for 81
Remnants OHlico euts, redut ed fr0n cents.
n atti'.E A. prime cost.
We guarantee our prices a. los any houss in
fte city.
Black and C~Iored SILKS cheap
GEO. J. JOHNSON & CO..
nurs Or III Na-sef Space.
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RUNNER ARRANGEMENT.

FOB NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROn AND
THE SOUTH.
The win and elegant iron steamer LADY OF
day, Wednesday and Friday, at
O'Clock p m, connecting with steamers for Boston,
Providence and other northern points. Returning,
leaves Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
urdSy at 3 o'clock p. N.
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7TH GREAT sEMI-ANNUAL SALE
OF
aATTINGs, Sc,
Al Farcy DRESS GOOps srd SILKS will be
tGIG les than est Ali SjsPIe Goods viii be sold at
cost f1r cash guiY. stock musi be reduced.
No prom vi" W. w, ". B BGRi5ETTE GRti5E:T1TE = CO.
No. PCS se-enih street,l
No. sC6 h street. JyS tt
4 AIDES INTENDING VISITING THE
n sea shore OF mountain resorts will hnd many
very desiTibl" goods in our stock-Scft Grey and
TTe Ssn ssnr k. & Ca s ne fa lar G Grsnsinss
In reutral shates. French EansoOk and French
AT COST FOR CASH
Or our second h0Or viii be found large stock Of
Ladies Underyea Of every descripti ptiJn-Linen Suits
and listers FOR travelling White Suits for sfterno1
md evening Muslin ana Lace Oyerdresses, Mederis
-"u 'Ns' So. III At COST FOR CASH.
mITC HE'LL q MAHTiN,
jystiv 93f Pennsylvania arenme.
DRY GOODsI DRY GOODs!!
AT DOWN, DOWN PRICES.
For thirty dsys orr entire stock will be sold at
lssI as possible before removing TO our new place
dimes, Black sliks, Csshmefes, Tsrsiese MShsirs.
and Delaines; Table Linens, Towelings aud Nap
ieWest market prices for cash strictly Also small
lot Of Black Lace shaws and sscques will be sold at
A1f p7tCs.
~An s-ticie- warranted to prove a. represent
Cd, and fsir dealing in all cases, 81
J. W. COLLEY'S, No. sol.
U2S sotr Corner sth st. ard Market Space.
RARGAINS BARGAINS
BARGAINS
WHITE eOCIs,
EMBBOIDERIEs,
LACEs,
CALICOEs, PEBCALEs, LAWNS.
MUST Be SOLD, REGARDLESS OF COST
CONNOLLY'S,
COS Ninth street.
VS-t opposite Patent Office.
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OIS TO1OMaC HI
Until further notice the Steamer ~N-s
MATTANO, Captain VIM. III. Byles, &kA-fS
will be run as follows: Leave Wash
ngton from 9th street wharf, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY MORNINGS, at O'Clock, for al
Landings as far down as Nomini; returning on
TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Leave every SAEUR-
DAY MORNING at o clsck, for all Landings as
far down rs Mattox Greek; returning on SUNDAY
Freight receised daily. For any information, in
Qure at @. L.. SHEBiFt'S Goal Offices, 1llA and
32S Pennsylvanis avenue.
mAr3O-tr VII III. KfLLMOy, Aren't
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The steamers OF this Company viii ssfI every Sat.
turday from Bremen Pier, foot Of Third -.nSHA
greet u oboken Rates Of passage: From S4EYS
havre and Bremen, FIRST cabin. 8 100; second cabin
e@ gold; steeregs, So currency. For freight or
passage apply to OELbIOa6 O1l
nlar6-6m 2 Bowling Green. Nev Yoyk
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100 PIECES
BEST fERRIMACF CALICOES,
CHOICE PATTERNS AT ; CENTS.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-01-09
Keep Pigs Warm.

We hear much of feeding swine, but
however well we feed, if we give them
not a warm place to lie, the food is
largely wasted. In summer time plank,
or stone, or earth will answer for them
to lie on. Then they seek to keep cool.
In winter time plank floor without
bedding is unsuitable, and stone floor
very Objectionable. If the house is
heated with a stove, the heat is not
sufficiently uniform, nor sufficient to
keep them comfortable unless they have
a good bed of straw, or light material to
bury themselves in. The difference in
profit between hog that can at any
time get into warm nest of its own
making, and hog that is just kept cold
enough to be always uncomfortable will
do much in paying the way of third
pig.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-01-09
How To Stew Oysters.

At DeImonieo's, in New York, which
is the headquarters of epicures, they
stew oysters I'm this way:
'Take one quart of liquid oysters I;
put the liquor Ia teacupful for three) in
a stew pan, and add half as much more
water salt; good bit of pepper; a tea
spoonful Of rolled cracker for each. put
on the stove and let it boil; have your
oysters ready in bowl. The moment
the liquor begins to boil pour in all your
oysters, say ten for each person, or six
will do. Now watch carefully, and as
soon as it begins to boil take out your
watch, count just 20 seconds, and take
your oysters from the stove. You will
have your big dish ready with one and
half tablespoonf ui of cold milk for each
person. Pour your stew on this milk
and serve Immediately. Never boil an
oyster in milk if you wish it to be
good,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-01-09
Decay Of Fruits.

Recent experiments by DIR. Brefeld in
Germany, have shown that decay in
apples was caused by fungi, Mucor
stOIonJera, M. rocemosus, Bot,3tis
ciaerea, and PeniciIl,tne glduc,to. But
the spores of thes fungi would not
germinate on sound apples. When
moistened with apple juice, however,
and placed on sound fruit they germin-
ated rapidly, or when placed in bruises
or artificial wounds; showing that sap
escaped from the cells and existing in
their interstices was necessary to the
termination of the fungi. The obvious
lesson is, keep the fruit free from bruises,
by careful handling, and, other con-
ditions favorable, we may expect the
fruit to keep well. A lesson learned by
practice, but this is a nice explanation
of it,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-01-09
THE TIMES, NEW mooMFrE1D, Pa JANUARY 9, 1877
TIIE SUN.
NEW YORK. IF

The different editions OF THE SUN during the
next year will be the saline as during the year that
has Just passed. The daily edition viii on week
sheet OF eight pages, or 56 broad columns while
the weekly edition will be q sheet OF eight pages
o. the same dimensions and character that are
The Sun will continue to be the strenuous ad-
vocate OF reform and retrenchment, and OF the
tegrity for hollow pretence, iiilbecty, and fraud
in the administration OF public affairs. 1t will
contend for the government OF the people by the
people and for the people as opposed TO govern
ment in the ballot box and In the counting OF
votes, enforced by military VIOLENCE. IL VIII en-
deavor to supply its reaters-a body now not iar
complete and trustworthy accounts OF current
events, and will employ for this purpose numer:
Gus and carefully selected % staI & Oh repGrssfs ana
especiaii, viii be full accurate and fearless and
1t will doubtless continue to deserve the hatred OF
those who thrive by pundering the Treasury or
by usurpng what the law does not give them,
while 1t viii endeavor to merit the confidence OF
the public by defending the rights OF the people
The price Of the daily SUN will be % cents a
month or $3.50 year, post paid, or with the Sun
The SUNDAY edition alone, eight pages, 81 30 a
The WEEKLY sun, eight pages of SO broad col.
umns, will be furnished during 1877 at the rate OF
The benefit * this large reduction from the
previous rate for THE WEEKLY can be enjoyed by
individual subscribers Without the necessity Of
making up clubs. AT the same time, u any of
our friends choose to aid In extending circulation
we shall be grateful to them. and every such per-
son who sends ten or more subscribers from one
place will be entitled to one copy Of the papeI
for himself without charge. Atone dollar year,
postage paid, the expenses OF paper and printing
are hardly repaid and, considering the size OF
the sheet and the quality OF its contents, we are
confident the people will consider THE .WEEK1Y
STS oSd tne suS ss s
506t Address, THE SUN, New York City N. Y.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-01-09
Brentford Rolls.

Two pounds of flour, two ounces of
powdered sugar, quarter of pound of
butter, two eggs, one gill of yeast, milk
enough to form dough, salt TO taste.
Rub the flour, butter and sugar together;
beat the eggs, and add with the other
ingredients. When light, mould the
dough out in rolls, let them rise again,
and bake them on tins.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-01-09
Hos Pens and Hog Cholera.

1.-The weight of testimony regarding
hog cholera, or intestinal fever as 1t
might more properly be called, goes to
show that il results either from variety
of circumstances, all of which, however,
can be classed under the one distinguish
ing head of neglect or violation of proper
sanitary conditions, or else 1t is due to
contagion or infection from diseased
herds. This seems to be well founded,
and II SO, the remedy is a simple, al
though not an easy one. To change the
whole manner of keeping swine, and to
avoid the danger of infection from the
herds of those farmers who never read,
and who never learn anything, is no
easy matter, however easy it may be to
say that il must be done. Much may
be done by example, and If those who
can adopt healthful methods of herding
their swine, avoiding damp, filth, crowd
ing in the pens, and increasing cleanli-
ness in the feed and water, and isolate
their herds, will use these precautions,
we do not doubt that the plague will be
stayed. The first precautions should be
to provide roOmy, dry, clean, airy pens,
supplied with clean water, and kept in
wholesome condition. 1t is not the in
fluence of locality, but the better method
of herding, that keeps the Eastern
States free from this pest. y Exchange.
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Egg Sauce.

Rub butter and sugar to u cream add
an egg well beaten; boil teacupful Of
milk and add slowly, stirring all the
time, and the egg will be cooked
smoothly.
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Sbt gIDonriifIn gimss,
HOUSE, FARM AND GARDEN.

We invite communications from all persons who are
nterestedin matters properly belonging 10 TINS ue
partment,
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TWAS. A. BARNETT. Attorney-at-Law,
~ New Bloomfield Perry CO., Pa.
M ONCE on high street North side nearly Op-
poste the Presbyterian Church. 321y
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0ICHARD L. MAGEE,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
M9- Office at his residence. In CENTRE TOWN.
SHIP; Perry County, Penn'a., one mile South OF
! New Bloomfield. l0s
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NetU PctLSiOM LUaU.

YNDEK an act vi Congress approved March 5,
~ 1873, widows of officers who were killed, or
died OF disease contracted in the service. are now
entitled to 82O0 per month for each OF their chill
dren.
The guardian Of a minor child of a soldier who
heretofore only received s.. 90 per month pension
is snow entitled to $40 per moth.
Soldiers who receive invalid pensions can now
have their pensions increased to any sum or rate
between SS and Sl8. per month.
Soldiers who have lost their discharges can now
obtain duplicates.
Fathers and mothers who lost sons In the serv.
Ice upon whom vaey were dependent Tor support
can also obtain pensions
The undersigned having had over 10 years ex-
perience in the Claim agency business will attend
promptly to- claims under the above act.
Call on or address
LEWIS POTTER,
Attorney for Claimants,
New Bloomfield,
2Nf. Perry Co., Pa