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National Republican., 1877-10-19

DEFENDERS OF THE FAITH" is the title
given to TuE RErUBLIcAN by the non-parti-
san journal. We accept it. We are proud OF
it. THE REPUBLICAN is "thc defender of the
filth" of Rcpublicanism. Through good and
through evil report it will defend the faith
and uphold the principles of the party that
preserved the Union, crushed rebellion and
made frecmcn of four millions of slaves. "Dc
Tenders of the faith" of course we are.
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MIR. y. u. FuGITT Is Agent for the rece pit
of Advertisements and subscriptions for this
Paper. ms well as for the Collection of hc-
counts.
nv. ~. II McCLELLAND is also authorized
to solicit Advertisements.
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TnE New York Tribune says that "MrL-
TErT will ycarn to put n roofon thc"obclisk." "
Very likcly-and he is no doubt equally
ready to put head" on its editor.
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All coinIntinicl

All communications dcSignci for pUbrrd'ion
simI b. brcf prin'y rrrncB and opig upon oHr siir
NJ ne paper Communications UndcrOmprHiCd By n,
pHm' n the author rrr not sRirioi and rW nchhcr b.
Tcrd nor returned Rcriei manuscript win not b. re-
turned nor prc~rroi The crolrdod state NJ orr a..
"mns during ne session Qf tppgrcss TW prc0Udc b'
Insertion qf long articles.
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FOR SALE.

JNOR SNLF-UNE nF THE RE~T RE~TAU.
II rnnts In Washington. The place Is IN complete
condition. aud 80 Id tn inrsS assured. win h sOld
on reasonable term, II applied Il uI once. Apply 10
WM. DICKSON, Agent, No. "Es FOUHAND A
HALE street. orIlUs
National Republican., 1877-10-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 1877
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WANTS.

| NTANTED-A SITUATION, ny 4 RESrEtTA.
| w BILE WhiI6 women, rs cook, washer and lrOnW
or general huuSrwurk' also her daughter. WLu is
| IiNprn years uII wHns plav. NJ nursing ~ huua-
! work; reference g.Ntn nom tho last place, Adir,'s
| Wv, D. thls ohlGr, Orlht
| EOR RENT--A SUITE or ROOMS FOR OKE
Il Or Two gCntispen very moderate, nj No. IN II
street, boIwoen ThhicrnIh and Fourteenth streets
| northwest. ocl;J1
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HOUSES.

In,hinOt0n has hccOIis idG' that unrdrti arr Of
IrIR, and hsTS IL 1piy tNty rent q hoHss
TUirbiV Ind 10 q qoDi tenant IN otb 6y fIWTfing I'D
wHis'n ntm IN THk RErrBI.ICAS. !fH udrfTissHistt
pfp'riy cOniHad ctH b' not Uy JOUr Hss, Whirh plH
cyN JDyty c'is JOr he dTd and sTch Yucm bSer.
tfpn,
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The National Republican
l. publIshed dnIIy leNccpt sundaysl by the


Republican Printing 4 Publishing Company,
NJ the southwest corner of rennsyvania Avenue and
Thirteenth street NJ Al per nnnum In advance, or ~
cents prr month"; delivered by carrier
Address, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
Washington, ~ e.
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Il L Il L y 4 .

7 L II y SII ED II u L X ES.
have suNrpl line HOUSES. delghIIilly lura'eI,
aud furnished in excellent lc Tor rent for the sisIi
OF Congress by the year. At prces ranging from
:lO to $50 per month"; to private h,miilcS only.
j. V. y. IINCk,
Heal Estate Agent,
No. liOt Pennsylvania avenue,
Ort3-m Arlington Insurance company Huildug'
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TOR RENT-FURNlSlIED-A FINE RESI-
DENtE No. ~ lay"lI" street GeOTEetOwn,
formerly cupi,d by Hon Samuel J. Randall; stable
aud cnrrng" house; rent very low. ocl0IiE
For RENT-TlIREE.STORY BRICK HOUSE
Gb rcnnNylNana avenue southeast, near the
Capitol. Cars pass the door eleven rOms; nll mUCrn
convenrncC'; heated by nrnsc, ,rnOoh ciial; IAS-
III ng fresh, amt IN complete order. Rent 50 Key at
Building. ocI7.us
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UNDERTAkERH.
R. w. BARKER,
ROOMS FOR RENT.

An advancement no,ie,i IN ms department sths
1iy prDpsr mSh0i Of gIs,,IV renting Voi and
hsrrhU DI'HIfi,IU kis dstTring NJ yDHr hInsr Irih
tHdrnrd BV pTOJrT condensation poT dd'~rtiScrnsi
tnarTfi,ni
National Republican., 1877-10-19

FuR RENT--A SUITE OF ROOMS SrITABLE
Il for men Der Uf Congress, In central IuCulity,
Rcnt lOw. No. 10 Grant Place. oCl n
National Republican., 1877-10-19

Tor RENT-NlI TWELFTH STREEr-A IiAND.
Il SOMEI. y furnished HOUSE. Of thirteen rooms
9rSlllr. o nlrnslt Rooms On first second aud third
nuur House contains ull modern improvements.
En.h MEAlIl.
National Republican., 1877-10-19

Mr.. THURMAN moved that J. b. Eustls be now
sworn Ns Senator from Louisiana.
The CHAIR decided that question on creden.
tiRlN wa, pending which was one of higher priyI-
cge and he laid before the Senate the motion made
by Mr., EDNUSpS that the Committee on Privileges
and Elections bc discharged from the further con.
sidcratlOn Of the credentials Of ". Y. Kellogg.
Mr. EDMl'NDS said that the object he had In
view IN making the motion had been accomplished
by the reference Of the credentials Of Mr., SpOiOrd
to the committee, and he would withdraw his mo-
tiun.
Mr. THURMAN moved that J D Eusts be now
National Republican., 1877-10-19

FrRNIsrED RooM>-AT 80 INDIANA AVE-
ME- i'm
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EoR RENT TO 4 GOOD TENANT Fol

EOR RENT - A DESIRABLE FlR~T-CLASS
Il mrn,thi d hUu>n or suite Of rooms with board.
ITO PaymR,lcr e. H. THOMPSON Navy h-
nAftmcnt al
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-29

The opinions of the leading journals
differ widely on the electoral bill. The
New York Herald congratulates the
country upon the adoption of the mea-
sure; the Tribune pronounces it I'M
constitutional; the Times attributes its
passage to '.Commercs, Cowardice and
Conkling, "and the World is of the
opinion. that il the bill results ID the
inauguration. of Hayes the Democrats
who we're prominent in 4adTeeasing ID
will fnd angry constituents upon, their
arrival hons from Washington. 1t is
, q noticeable fact. that the conservative
mon % both parties look upon the bill
% one that viii satisfy the country
whether it results in the, election Of
Tildsn OF Hayes. while radical Rspub.
licsns and Democrats are up and in
arms against II. This il. one Of the
measures on which extremes meet.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-29

The nation breathes freer. All dan.
ger Of q eonfick over the Pr. sidential
question il ayerted. The President signed
the electoral bill at noon TO day and it
is now q law of the land. Nothing
further 10 now necessary to satisfy the
people than for. the commission Gre
ated by. the bill to do their duty with
out fear or favor Let their inyestlga-
lions and decisions be aotuated by pa
triotism instead of partisanism, and
the masses. of the people viii scquissce
in their verdict whether 1t be in favor
of Tildea or of Hayes. or for another
election BY the people. q. s.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-29

The Elko Post is opposed to the bill
to re district the State for judicial pur
poses because of its many Objectionable
features, particularly that provision
which unites Elko and Humboldt Coun-
ties. 1t says while at the first glance
the bin would seem to be benificial to
both counties, as the Judges salary in
each is now $4,000. yet as courts are
established for the convenience of the
people, there is no good reason for the
change, as it viii entail upon the
litigants in one of the counties, greater
expense aud much more inconveniei ce
than at present. For instance if the
Judge was q resident of Winnemncca.
no preliminary orders, except the sum
mons or writ of attachment could be
issued in Elko. unless the: litigant-went
to the expense of having his counsel
attend before the Judge; and the same
expense would have to be incurred by
a resident of Humboldt, il the Judge
should be a resident of Elko. The
Post argues. that in California Judicial
districts embrace several counties. but
therethey have county courts, which
have concurrent Jurisdiction with the
District Court to issue all preliminary
.. u
orders; but in this State the CoDstitu-
ton does notprovide for county conrts.
and if it did, nothing would be saved
by uniting the counties in one district
and having county judges in each, The
difference in salary, should the bill
pass, would not be sufficient compep-
sation to the residents of the coan'ies
fol-. the increased amount of trouble
and expense attending upon their liti
CATION, and no competent lawyer would
be Willing to accept the Office for less
salary than the judges receive at pre-
sent. rFeT fffW - vrn4 ; EH Il
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-29

TEE Travelling Mems Christian
Association recently held a. soavsnsiop
in Chicago. A slember. said that
gamblers In the ears freqnsn,iy in-
spirsd confidence BY pretending TO
belong to the .osg4nixAsion. and he
though. that credsnsiais Of some kind
should be Issued. % ahAs a. Christian
usieht know that his opponent, in q
casual game Of eaehss wasn's . rascal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-29

IxpaASAPoLfs. JAN.

About 10 O'Clock last nigbs, Are
hroke put in the Academy Of Music.
which was entirely destroyed. together
with other property in the immediate
vicinity, Less. $2OO. 900, + r a.ssr
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-29

TuNHE PARTNERSHIP HEREs OFoRE Ex.
II fsting Between ". A. Trousdsle and
Robert O,Neal is tiis day dissolved By mutual
consent. All dsbtA of the arm will be paid
by w. a. Trousdal e, and all debts owing the
hrM Will be collected by him.
W. A. TROUSDALE,
ROBERT O'NEAL.
wnNKxuccA. New. / &c. 90. 1876. lSd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-29

A wosDERruI. temperance revival in
Pittsburgh and that ns,shborhood has
made. ~. 600 coessrls. and the excite,
msnt u growing. Ten. churches, are
crowded nightly BY enthusiastic meet
ln8ar,.sSs - j. - ylgss. s,.-.. !. zy4j> ,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-29

BARON Edward dc > Rothsehild. has
just purchased at auction curious
piece of furniturs. covered with plates
Of Sevres, ware. for. seven. :, hundred
thousand frapcs, i.,- s ,'s,s q.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-29
The Rac.s. Saturday.

At the Bay District Course. Saturday,
the attendance was small and the inter
est shallow. 10 the one mile and re.
peat race. Bradley won the first and
third heats. against Overland Pat, in
l 55X andl $40. Pat got the second
heat, by a length, in l 81.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-29
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER sTATK.I

aF 9a
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-29
TAKE NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to ths County for
taxes are requested to cali % my once
IN the Courthouse, Inn aeaiateiy, % ] intend
ss settle the whole business Of che County ep-
trssted to my charge. before leaving once.
SIS. GRASS. District Attorney.
Wirremucra December rs 1875: NV
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-29
Rails I'm California.
Body Found In the Bay.

The body of Conrad Rumpel, Ger
man, So years of age, was picked up in
the bay. off the Pacific Mail wharf.
yesterday, and taken to the Morgue.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-29
WESTERN DISPATCHES


SAN iFRANcIsco Jan 80.
Cold, silver and cnrrenc
Silver IL per cent. discount; buy-
ing, and Ga discount selling.
Currency, 941.. 95. ilt 1
Trades, buying, 100; selling, l02.
Gold opened in New York this fore
noon at l0G, 1865
A LibeIIer Sentenced.
George Thistlston. OF the Jolly Gil
ant. was sentenced on Saturday to one
years imprisonment in the county Jail.
without the option OF fine. for libeling
the undertakers. Flanagan & Gala
CHER.
Rain fn California
Rain commenced at midnight Satur-
day and continued. at brief intervals,
up to 6 O'clock this morning. 1t is
cloudy, with mild south wind, with n
good indication of more rain. Reports
from points throughout the State show
an average fall of one-half inch. the
most having fallen in the southern
counties. At Los Angeles it Is said
nearly two inches have fallen.
Body Found In the Bay.
The body of Conrud Rumpel, Ger
man, So years of age, was picked up in
the bay. off the Pacific Mail wharf.
yesterday. and taken to the Morgus.
The Races. Saturday.
At the Bay District Course Saturday.
the attendance was small and the inter
est shallow. 10 the one mile and re-
peat race. Bradley won the first and
third heats. against Overland Pat, in
551 and1 53l4. Pat got the second
heat, by length, in 81.
= Testimonial TO Mrs. Duncan.
On Saturday next, testimonial will
be offered the widow Of John M. Dnn-
can. at the Bay District Course. There
will be a pacing rnce, for $1,000. be-
TWEEN jim Brown and Nimrod, better |
known as Nip aud Tuck" u trot with
Rarus to wagon, and St. james and |
May Howard to harness. Between the |
heats, Goldsmith Maid. Bodins and |
Sam Purdy will give exhibitions of
speed. /
Struck ON Blossom Rock.
Two vessels, with full oargots of |
wheat. struck on Blossom Rock. yester- |
day. Since ii was blown up several
years ago, the rock vas Supposed to be
"a feet below the surfaces at mean tide.
but as these vesssis Opiy draw % and
% Feet. respectively. that impression
seems to have been erroneous. The
damage is probably slight.
E 80 Suicide.
Panl Strudel. saloon keeper at the
Pacific street wharf. poisoned himself.
Saturday. Pecuniary embarrassment
is ,honght to have been the canss.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-01-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Wy VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION.
ID issued ont Of the District Court Of the
Emrth Judicial District. In and for the county
Of Humboldt, STATE of Nevada, on the 22nd day
Of December. A. ID. 1915, snd 10 Inc direrted
and delivered for q judgment recovered in
said Court onthe 18th day of DeeelDber, a.. ID.
1916, in favor Of Charles Kenfier, plaintiff, and
against 4. j, McWorthy, defendant, for the
sum of three hundred and ninety-six and
thirty.six one-Iiundredth 1896. 36l dollars.
gold coin Of the United States. with interest
OH said sum vt ten per cent per annum, 10.
gether with costs and disbursements, Hmount-
ing to the SUM Of one hundred aud forty six
and fifty one hundredtb tSl46.50I dollars, and
aceruing costs. have on this, the 23th day
~ December. A d 1876 IL, led on and taken
in execution the following described personal
proper " said property under attachment
since the cay If February 1879. in said
cause, the following. description Of said gro
perty, to-wit
seven head OF WORK horses, seven head %
work mules, harness, stretchers. etc. for four
teen animals q seventy hundred wag 'ns, 2
nfty hundred waaons.s atwo-hnfEe wagon,
D buggy, rs toms crude sulphur more or
or lose 2 tous Of birthstone more or less, 800
feet II lumber more or less. IA cords Of wood
more or less, pair platform scales, 2d0 sec ks
more or less, bnekets, 6dippers. ~ ricess Of
sheet iron, pieces Of gas pipe, 2 IatchfYks,
! hand truck. 400 pounds Of -four, ~ Mfhaeo
9rstesa w0
NOTICE ia hereby given, that ON TUESDAY,
the SIXTEENTH day of January, A. u.
1876 between the hours Of o'clock In the
morning and O'Clock in tho afternoons wiz
at 3 O'clock p. n In fpont ef heWopthy's re-
hning works. in sulphur Precinct Humboldt
eounty. Nevada, l will sell, VI public auction,
all the right. title and interest Of the said de.
fendant, +. j. McWorthy. had on the - day
Of February 1876, or at any time sIaee Of In
and TO the sbove described property, 30 the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy sal ! execu
ti0n, costs, accruing costs, or sufficient there
Of. RICHARD MASH.
Ex.Sherif OF Humboldt County Nevada. ,
WiNnemucca January 9Th A. u. 1877.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-13

HAVING RECEIVED THk AGENCY
III for the sale Of the cslsbrsted Studebakss
Wagons. ain now receiving wagons from tbs
state, ~ they were made from models and pst-
terms sent 70 this msnufsctory BY ms. also
have nns lot Of
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-13
lypatss Ans l,sMr spMms wAsems

hand. Also Farm and Road wagons Of my
own make. Tbs sbovs wasoas guaraatss W
ssil ~ low - the aasns style Of Wagons can 6s
purehsrurd In Sacramento City. with the adj
tlon Of freight from Sacramento 10 Csrpoa.
have also on hand and for sale
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-13
wagon Depository.

HAVING RKCElvED THk AGENCY
ii for the sale Of the cslsbrsisd studsbskss
Wagons, ain now receiving wagons from ths
sbove msnufactory, especially adapted 10 this
state, ~ they were made from models and pat
terms sent 70 this msnufsctory BY ms. ] also
have . nns lot Of
Iypatss AND l,sMT spalms wAeeMs
hand. Also Farm and Road wagons Of my
own make. Ths sbovs wssoas gasrsstrs W
ssil ~ low - ths aame style 0f Wagons can bs
tion Of freight from Sacramento 10 csrSoa.
have also on hand and for sale
AL SIZES Or CAST Steel Axlfs.
soms vssy ass rhr.s and os..hsif seA cs..
sss.l A.lss fos Logging Purposes. Also. eli
binds of
Hard Wed Loabsss
wagon Material.
Ate.. 8ee., ose.
Also. sssss iu shs eslssssssA
Savvon Patont Whoelo.
SisssanisA,ss Il Ill lisds, ossssass nspsissas
sse.. 49,. sssaiy ASss.
5atA
MaaaA ETTa ifIansf
Horse'shoetng q Speciality
n:y..s gsrsAss'd he nsAs 70 ~ - q u
sslstsessa tta ss-st.sa.i i4aa lsslsffs
ooooGmovom HoRss smose
tasytou - ~ aA0o.
mAWuo NOT GsJAOlnueO 4 RAmv ouoo
And employed Asu,-cisas csnAes. sn -
ovnsnssutsl sa1ness. isvtb soDs1sl olssettc
% vosh. peioee. see.
". .. FoassvsoN.
Cossss Thisd 80 cssssa sesusla, evpaaats u
q. Chasess ueeso, - essUB SG)6jBaoA .
Pisas -, :vy:s.as 9ssss : nss6S - ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21
1877 GREAT I67
PEENSYLVA StSIEiEI

TO THE NORTH, WEST q SOUIEin g..
DOUBLE TRACk,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SGEII.
MAGNIFICENT EQUIpN
January |, 1877.
Trains leave Washington from dcpJl -. !. :.
TIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD.
ner Of Sixth and B streets, 81 follows
For Phils., New York and tho Last. -, . .
and go p. IN. daily, with Palace UaT'. ;.-
tied Express Of Pullman Pa-ior r.f. o'..
III. daily, except Sunday. For rhiI@io.r.
and New York $50 p. N. daily, oycnp. ..
day for Philsdelphia 80 y. N. daily.
For Pittsburg and the West, q o. p ii. G.,l: "
Parlor Cars to Pittsburg; 40 y. "a g..
with Palace Car to Chicago.
For Canandaigua and the North, ...J !. .
daily, ezcep: Saturday, with ratHaa g.
Watkins. For Elmira. 90, &. =. l,.g. D..
capt SIndoy. .,
For Alexandria, &, 7, 5, ., II Hi.i u 10. 10. ..
l, 3, 400, s, Cos ard ! y. III ." ~..rir, .
m., and l and p. II
Trains leave Alexandria ivr ''':a''i..,' a. .'
SO, 8, 10 and ii a. LIZ, /. ), - Is -, ..
On Sunday Al 8. 10 end III q. III, So? t. =. e.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH :.
Quantico and Richmond, Will leave A..-.a
dris at 2 20 a. III, dsily, and Glo ?. II. iH..'
except Sunday.
Tickets and Information can bt p!'@A', BID
principal railroaI stations Gsd ig.s: y.2
Southeast ID. NJ BOYD, il.
Goul ta.@.a.., .&-..
FKA Il X THOMSON
General MnnMgor. 81 80
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IxTASHINGTON & OHIO NA!:sk.
ty,N-r,ri DID l.
WINTER ARRAEGEMr ~, j
Bepinniuu Oct, -. ls.h


Inc Mail Train will lGa"3 W.. hII.....
a. H., and Alexandra at go n. Ii, dn',' .-
ccpt Sunday; pass LeesbuFg,, GcHg 70 "..'..'
al ll:20 o. m. and arrive ~ kadnd iiH. e. .
III. Leave Round Hill 81 l2;20 p. IA; ~ t..
burg, going eastward, at 40 H. III, al =.
1t Alexandria at 2il5 p. u. AID o. Na'"'' -.
at $3.50 p. II.
The Accommodation Train Will l2a'a va
ington at 40 p. m, and Alcyaadr" T.,
M, daily, except Sunday, md h"r'To i! l.
burg ut $40 y. NJ. Leave Locsbur% II %" !.
and arrive ut Alexandria 1t elH y. u., O..
Washington at $50 HI.
rs Passengers from Washington VI. .'.
tho Washington and o. o cars y! tho Baum. +.
and Potomac Railroad slation al ~. nj 49,. g.
PM, and go through to Round an " ..
change of cars. ,..
The g. l0a II. train from hloXnndt.a =" J..
D. m. train from Round HUI courcct ~ !'o"'.
Hill with Harris Daily Lane OF t'".~
for Snickersville Borryvlllo snd N!.rhe..@
also with Reamer's Limo Of Coaches, WAlc" 'e'''
Leesburg daily for Aldo and MlddlcDutE
Both trains. westward mako cioaa con"e' !'.'
at Vienna with Sisson's Line oI "l&&c= !'' | a.
fax Court House.
Comm utatiOu tick els, els pes .n''<
Annual ticke cts, $50
t. H. HAVENEh,
oct lS--,f Gcnoral ljcEe. aGs"'.
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rgrO a La. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

u
Take oticc That tho undersigned who has
been lawfully appointed and qualified, by the
of Maryland guardian Of Sarah E. Lincoln, a
minor, omitted to property and money in the
State Of Virginia, and who resides out of it, will
mako application to the County Court for the
COUNTY Of Alexandria, Virginia, on Monday
tho 18th day Of March, 1877, that being the first
an order upon the guardian of said minor, in
tho said State Of Virginia, 10 pay and deliver to
mo all personal property and money in his
hands belonging TO said ward; and also for AL.
thority to suo for, recover and receive all money
or personal property which may belong to said
ward, and remove the ssme TO the city Of Balti-
more, in tho State Of Maryland, the place Of
residence Of my said ward, rs we'll IS myself,
and where Was appointed as her guardian.
HENRY CHASE,
feb I9-2awtd Guardian Of Sarah K. Lincoln.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA, to wit: In the Circuit Court of
= Fairfax county March 10th, 1877. Peter
Campbell and such other creditors OF John d.
Shipmsn who may come IN ana c9n ar i 10
Priscilla j. Shipman and Joseph s.. Rice, trus-
tee. defendants. In chancery.
Nom The object Of this suit is to declare null
and void the deed executed by John j. Ship
man TO Joseph A. Rice IN trust ioI rrlsG 2 =.
a. Rice to the said Priscilla j: Shipman both
deeds dated the Goth of April, 1876 and recorded
in tho land records of Fairfax county IN llber U,
No. d both deeds being fraudulent as to credit
ors. n, 49,,
ant, Joseph A. Kco, trustee, is q non resident OF
tho State Of Virginia, it is ordered that ne ap-
pear within one month after due publication
hereof, and do what is necessary to protect his
interest "A coRy1DteRftfH;c Richardson Clerk.
Thomas s. Wells D. q. NH 20-w4w
VIRGINIA, to wit In the Circuit Court of
Fairfsx county March W 2otni 1877; s Geof,go
Zephaniah Buckley, Wesley Cation and Mildred
his wife, Margaret Berdseye Annanias Buck
Icy, Jsno Wapoolc and others, defendants. In
chancery.
Nom The object of this suit is to enforce
specifc performance Of q certain contract entor-
ed into by intostatc Zeph Buckley and complain;
ant, and to obtain q decd for the tract OF land
set forth in said contract.
1t appearing by etllnavit fled that the above
named defendants, Wesley Cation and Mildred
| bis wife Margaret Bordseyo and Jane Wa?o0le,
arc non residents Of this State it is ordered that
lhoy appear within ono month after due publ
cation hereof, and do what Is necessary to pro-
tect their interests a copy-teste.
7. D. RICHARDSON, Clerk,
| Moorc y a. NH 20-w1W
VIRGINIA. TO wit: In the Circuit Court Of
| v Fairfax county, March 2)th, 1871. Z. NJ.
| Csstloman against Andrew Wyley. In chanc' y.
Me m. Tho object Of this suit is to enforce the
lien of plaintiff judgment against the defendant
on the roal estate OF tho said defendant, IN tho
county Of Fairfax. =,
1t appearing ry affidavit filed that the 81! SAID
defendant is no. Is resident OF tho State OF Vlr-
GINA, it is ordered that he appear within ono
month after duo publication hereof and do what
il necessary to protect his interest. A copy-test
+. u. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Thomas Il. lo1o, y. q. mn 2U-W4W
NOTICE.