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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-13
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
Organised IL Ii q.

Organised tnIS 8.
TRUsTEES:-Thomas Lambard Jas. W. North,
Artemas Libbey, VIM. S. Badger, Saml Titcomb.
OFFICE-In Savings Bank Building, ia Water
st. Bank oren daily, from A. NJ. TO p. NJ. and
from to 40 p. M. Saturday Evenings, from I to
80 O'CLOCK.
Interest on deposits payable twice year. Feb.
snd Aug. Interest not drawn ont 10 added TO the
deposit, thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
Interest begins on the first day OF each MONTH
Money deposited on or before the teath dau OF each
month, will draw interest from the first day Of the
same month.
AS-Under tn visiting law OF this State all de
pests in Savings Banks, are exempt from munich
pal taratioa.
No returns of names of depositors are required
II be made to State or town authorities and all ac-
counts held by this Bank to be strictly private
and CO nfdeattdi.
Married women and persons under age can de.
post money in their own Names SO that 1t can be
drawn only by themselves, or on their order.
Especial advantages Afforded to Executors,
Guardians. Trustees, and others having In charge
Trust Funds.
wM.R SMITH Treasurer.
Augusta, April 20, 1878.
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BALSAM and PINE,

The healing properties of our own fragrant bal
sam and pine and the gums OF The East are too
well known to require desci ipton Their grateful,
healing soothing and strengthening properties are
known 10 thousands. When combined in accor-
dance with late and important discoveries in phar-
macy their he ang and Strengthening properties
are increased lenfold. In this respeci our Plaster
ne The b. 81 IN use without the aid OF electric.Iy.
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SAnF0RDS RADICAL CURE
Is Prepared by Dis'Illation.

LIVERY plant and herb that yields its medical
~ essence 70 Il is placed in an improved still and
here mingled with solvent liquid, which, by heat,
Is made to pass over into the receiver bearing with
t the healing essences or juices of these plants and
herbs, free from every contamination, pure and
colorless. Thus the active, medical constituents
of thousands of pounds OF herb may be condensed
into verv small compass. In this way Sanlord's
radical Cure ID dlvested of ihe nauseatng, worth
less features of all other remedies while It's cura.
tive properties are increased ten'old. II is posi-.
lively the greatest medical triumph OF the age. y
Each package contains DIR. sanioi,,'s Improved
Inhaling Tube, with full directions fer use in all
cases. Price, $40. For sale by all Wholesale and
retail druggists throughout the United States
WEEKS POTTER, General Agents and Whole
sale Druggists, Boston.
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ELECT RlCITY

As grand curative and restorative agent is not
equalled any element or medicine in The history
OF the healing art Unless the vital spark has fed
the body, restoration by means of electricity ia
possible. IL Is the last resort OF all physicians and
surgeons, and has rescued housands, apparently
dead, from an un inely grave, when no other hr-
nan agency could have succeeded. This is the
leading curative element in this Plaster.
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u. >. Military Academy.

A PfLlCANTS for appointment as cadet to the
"A U. s. Military Academy from the Third Con-
essional District, will present themselves for X.
animation In the College Library at Waite VILE, on
Saturday, the 18th of April next, at O'Clock A. NJ
The candidate must be resident of the Third
District, OF sound health, with ply steal defects
not under seventeen Or over twenty-five years of
age and pass a satisfactory examination in Arth-
mettc Geography. Grammar and history OF the
United States. All possessing the above qualf.
cations are invited to compete for the nomination
which " i'll be given to the one reported best quail
lied by the examining committee.
8. ID. LINDSEY.
Norridgewocs, March 10th, 1871. mar23-ttld.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-27
Rates OF

No Advertisement Inserted for less thai" nv
cents. 40
DAILY LEADER. all transient advertise
ments 10 cents per line, Nonparfel, each In
seition; 0 insertions eight cents per line; %
insertions, 6 cents per line.
Local Notices, per line, bourgeois, each In
per line.
WEEKL LEADEK, all transient advertise
ments Is cents per line, frst insertion one
month 20 cents per line; six months, 10 cents
per line; one year s cents per line.
Cheyenne. Jan. LIST, 1879.
II. GLAFCRE. Proprietor.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the pro-
prietor Of THE LEADER will not be re-
sponsible for any indebtedness of any
employee, agent, OF person whatsoever,
except in case Of a written order OF ac-
ceptance having been.previously obtain
ed and which must bear,the signature Of
the undersigned. Bills or claims against
anyperson connected with TIE LEADER
will under no circumstances be allowed
by the proprietor. H. CLAICHE. p
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Army Contract for Beg.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF THE PLATTE
oBFIcE CHIEY CoMNIssARY oFSuBsIsTENckS
OMAHA, NEB., May 10, 1877.
The proposals for beef opened May 2,
will not, by reason of lack Of appro-
priation, be considered; and new pro-
posals r now invited, according to the
terms expressed in the advertisement
Of February Is, 1877, to be transmitted
to the respective Post Commissaries,
aud to be opened by them at II O'Clock
q. m. June 10, 1877.
Payment for the beef will depend
upon q future appropriation for the
purpose.
A certified voucher will be given
each month for the amount delivered.
JOHN p. HAWKINS,
may 22-d6t Major G. y.
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SUNDAY, MAY "a, 1877.

~ rit esye and Gnised Ststss.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-27
Copartnership Notice.

The undersigned have this day formed
q copartnership nnder the firm name of
Nealon & Hecht, for the purpose Of
carrying on general blacksmithing and
the sale and manufacture Of wagons,
ETC., at the old stand Of John Nealon,
Seventeenth street.
JOHN NEALoN,
CHARLES HEIGHT.
Cheyenne, Wyo., May 22d, 1877.
m23-6td
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Chicago &
RAILWA Y

Embraces under one management the Great
Trunk Railway lines Of the West and North,
west. aud. With Its numerous branches and
connections, forms the shortest and quickest
routes between Chicago and AL. points
illinois,. Wisconsin, Northern Michigan, MID
nesota, lowe, Nebraska, California and the
Western Territories, Its
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-27
Omaha and California Line

IL the shortest and best route between Chi
caso and all points In Northern Illinois
Utah, Nevada, California, OREGON, China
Japan and Australia. G6-wly
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@Aduertisers soiH make mote of the(act
that THE LEADER has a larger circuld-
ton than any paper published en- Wyo-
ming. - f .
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GIED.

ADDISON. Al 1879 D. n, sunl.-, o ,t5b.r yta.
$50, AAKi WATkiNs, youngest dagsh,er 81 Wat
Is days.
DATCHER. At her late residoucs, 1903 ran
street northwest, n ;. ri AMOS DArCuER. rciict
% the late Ffaacis hatcher, La the sJ u her
frients u the family are respectfully invited 20
ette.Ic ne funeral. lrJTu Astary "a > charsn 70
II row TUESDAY p IN Instant, A. 'clOcE D. Ia
HOEGDOS. On Get Der Slh, lxT At !. 20 o clock
a. H. Al ihs rslaeLcs "a hi % IA, george Z Cor-
son, ca, lzI5 Il ct c..Bwesi, JAc5B Hos
IuN, iOr-s,Tiy VI L-5aaon, 1aias, asel - yoar-,
nlOnt0z and 1 days.
PArSESO. On tio STA Il October, Is-7, at sDa.
n lAhl =. bAs>zSo- eyed p years and m lutas,
daAsLs.F II ReJscca ana tna lste tila1 Justard.
Sn ang- cain % 9 after nSsers
L Syck lie thEpde q a5svea;
hC took ghs purgs. and iL- fares.
1ASt Goa ~ earth Ia gwen.
We watched AID waiied By her,
S.i-l hgli & enc .oaid eta
Sut ale Sngei gently ais ysTei:
al bear Ills 1ein s~sy.
FInersi wiz take place on Tuesday. a. 15cl5ck,
Gvoi seIO~H, ID. y. BAIT. seser- piease copy !
S!GiEI.S Oct1oec 7tb. ISg, Many KilsssR
lls 81 george q sigsa.s, Gsci "a pears, Ia1atns
unsrai wiB take plaza az : D. m on Tassiay sth
lisa ht, from resi4shoe : Js sta stree. 4taoast
'kRMIbLI0N. o. oet5brr ON, ISL. az O'Clock
P -, . iltEs youngest dsUs ntIr Of Clinton sod
Cs5e.
llelstive- ard friends Of the family are respectfully
a.Itod 60 attend the IA -siay, VctSbsr sIn.
mother, Mrs nj 7ry nc. Sword, No. $40 liza street
southeast. Baltimore pagers please copy.l
IEaHILLION. On October Tth, 49, At 40
CLOCK y. a 6ARkH, youngest son Il CgIat IN Aas
nae h. YeEHilliiJn. aged yrars, montas aud
osys.
helas.yes and friends Of the f.aily are rsso,etfux
nSed 10 att,Bd toe faGera, the esd nee ~
lStn street -outaeAst. Baltimore papsrs pse.se
-.
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MIA NCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
~ PROVED REAL ESTATE ON The NORTH
sIoE OF NORTH STREET, BE TWEEN
Arr

- By virtue of certain decree of ths Supreme -
Court Of the District Of Colombia, passed in ~
the canse Of Crux ct al vs.. Our ct 81, 40. e
3,ln, Equity, will sell, at public auction, NON
DAf The 10Th day OF Octobsr, lT7, a. o'clock ..
M In front OF the premises, the property,
in the city Of Wassingfon District of Columbia, %
WITT part Of Lots, VI Samuel David 90 . suDdivi
sion OF Lot In Square 1873, beginning for tho
at the northwest Of said lot thencs lning
south Ia feet and inches to the orth line OF rth
l street; thence esst rs feet aud inchss; thence
north Is feet and inches thence west Is feet and
inches; thence north ~ feet to 30 foot alley; and
thence west to the beginning; with the improve
ments, &c thereto belonging Tue improvements
consist 10 substantial three-story Brick Building,
with o desirable Store room-HoIse No. 1891.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
cash the day Of sal,, or within five days there
after and the residue IN three equal instalnens at
s, II and Is months from the day Of sae the purcha
ser or purchasers 70 give his, her. or their proms-
sst from the of sale at Of eight per cent
per until "a d. The title to be retained until
tie whole OF the purchase money and interest 70
paid. In the OF the failure Of the to
nomSly with the terms Of sale. res the rig 1t to
resell the property at the risk and cost of the dfuit
ing purchaser. A dsp0stt Of ESQ viii be req aired
cost OF the pu, chaser.
$50 LouiGana avenus.
b.. III. WAREER. Aucf. -e,Ihdn
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w ASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auo.ioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE NEiR HYiTT:VILLg, Io-
GATED DIRECTLY ON THE WASUIsGrO Y
BRANCH OF TIE B.LrlI0R Ard OHIO
AlLROsD; AND DIVIDED INTO OHJiUE
VILLA LOTS
Ky virtue of decree # the Circuit CoIr. -
fUr Prince GeorSe's county, rs a court Of 81
equity the nnders sned, 50 trustee, will cffsr
~ public sale, on the premises, W ESDAf, Oct.
% 1871, at 10 30 clock a m, off fair; f not tn
IeNt fair IN, rrster, valuable trtc OF ,ani,
containing ~ acres, If hlch lhs iat3 Benz. Feaaer
died seZ III and possessed.
This prop rty is bounfe on oGe sls by tho WASH
llEtOn branch OF the Baltimore and Ohp Talr al :,
and within few yards of the rs.iro,d depot at
Eystfs yils within ten miGu.es travel b. rail C.
the Capitol u the Uaezt stat TIL re is on l-t
II his iaud small brt comforts bic dwelling house
The Trustee has had tbs Fcop3rty divided aud laid
on into Nis Lois ar siea To suit purcaas 4 largo
view OF building thereon, and offers a veg inviting
Opportunity for those wishing 70 IN Ike sach fnvest
hiens, The land lies high aad irE, within few
yards Of the SladensbdTg depot and in the ia 81 ate
nelS atoreood OF the Spa Springs az Blajeasbarg.
TIE tsrms OF sale prescribed By the decree, are
residue % the pure base neg 20 os paid 10 eq1Al
lns.aments NJ twelve aud Ell .een anths from the
day Of seC; the deferred pawn ,nts be urad b.
me bonds oil the pur chas with security 70 be
proved by the Trustee, bearing interest from the day
~ sale: Upon the payment OF the purchase m )ney
sl rerty to tie eroof their costs.
There will be exhibited the day Of sale plat of
the land and building lots into whica ii Is divided,
and the property will be offered first as whole. aud
II not sold will be offered In lots LAID of. Thoe
wishing to purchase invited to examine the
c. q. MAGRUDHR, Trustee,
cct4 2avts Upper Marlboro, Nd.
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MARRIAGE AND REPARArICN-Abolt
6-5' cock yesterday evening a9 Interesting
marriage was solemn zea at ths G.iice OF the
clerk of The Norfolk city courts. The con-
tracing parties were hr. william Finck,
who, al hour or two before, had been con-
v-cted OF seduction and his puuishm ant liked
~ IRE jury al three years Ia The pSuitenti ary,
and Miss Ruth h. Wilkinson, his victim.
Mr. Finck. who is possessed OF some proner-
", Conveyed 10 Ills wife 81 deed inri ii ate
~ Prior 20 ms marriage, an equal share I'm
ei,:-er the whole falls TO the survivor. Rev,
Schuyler l. Thrift performed The impressivs
ceremony, which took place in the presence
OF large number OF witnesses. TIE prisoner,
having made reparatioa, Was reIcasel from
custody, aud left tie Office la company with
hfs BRIDE " sfljfg Lda7GarE
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS APrERYOON
I'M SON BROS. Auctiopeer.-

nUSCAhs son BROS. Auctioneers.
TEUsrKEs ss. soF DEsIR.BLs BUSINESS
PROPERTY OK PENNSYLVANIA AyESGE
BETWEEN eTH Al srH STREE fS MOTH.
WEST
By yirtus Of a deed Of Il u's reooraed IN -
Liber No 500, folio SSS, 81 the - rec 1rds OF 81
the District OF Columbia, the o.. aNrsisnei -
VIII ner for sale, upon the premises, HpsDsf,
the I'll d day OF September, hi, at clock D.
m lot &C, OF the subdivision Of lot I, T., square
soo. being the premises known No COS Penn
syiysuia avenue northwest TGis perry With be
sod subject TO prior desd Of given secu,s
1875 ' A s' So
Terms of SALE One half In cash, and the baisace IN
equal instruments at and II months. sec ursd by
the notes OF the purchaser ana lien upon the Prop
erfy sold: sac deposit viii be eiuired At time OF
sale All oopveysncing At pnrchsser's cost tf the
terms OF sale are not complied with in five lays the
property may BE- re.old npon one weeks advertise
meof. at the risk and cost Of the saFsultinq our.
chaser JAMES @. PAYNE, Trustee.
8STHE AB0vE SALE Is POSTPONED until
tHOkspAS, 4th day of October, A. ID. 1877, same
sep2i-d JAMES @ PAYNE, Trustee.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, on
account OF the tnciemency of the weather, until
MoNpAf the Ssh day OF Octobsr, A. ID. iSTT, same
hour and place.
oct4-d JAMES C. PAYNE, Trustee.
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By virtue Of writ Of eri fAcas. issued out Of the
Clerks Omce Of the enIreIe court Of the Distries
sale, for CASH the Court house door Of tbs ssfd
Di,trict, On TUESDAY,; the 18th day OF Octoee :,
interest OF the defendant In and 70 the folio Sing
property, to wit: Lot -, in section numb.red3 5, In
cording to the plat thereof recorded in the on OF
the Surveyor OF the District Of Aumbis, together
seized and levied upon es the property Of spencer
Lee to satisfy execution No. Is 50 q Law In favor Of
Fred. Oeuglass, it,, attorney In tact.
1REDK DOUGLASS, O. 8. Marshal D. o.
1OAH 6HI6NAN, Aoctionser. sepsa-dh
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BROS, AuotiOneess.

INTENSIVE AND ELEIANT SALEo FINE
FURNITURE, CON>iSTlN , OF MAGV .sf.
CENT MARBLE TOR SIDEBOARn WSLsUr
iNrEhsluN; DINING AND OTHER IA
bLkS, DINlNG CHAIRS, LAiBREQUiNS,
IhtE CURTAINS, WlNHoW SHADES,
LOT SGES, DISKS, SHOW GASES, PbArED
SATS. CANfokS. KNIVES, FnSkS, HEAr-
ING TABLE AID COUNTER, COPPER CDeA-
ING UTENSILS, TABLE lin IN. PArSYr
IRNS. II ATE MIRRORS, VI NtsN Itl'EN Z
VELVET, BRUSSELS. aND EAgE,rRf CAR
PEP, RUGS, SC. &c, bsIns th- -atirs r1ufa Hrs
q L., "a. 81 and 9Th A. - of NAa3LE SElLD
ING, corner 9Th and P5unsy lsaaI, venue "a rsh-
OnTUEsDAY MORNING, OF berI8hra
commencing at 10 o'clock. Will sell the <
entire contents tue Let, -. g. AMI 81 T.fV
floors f the above named bu tslg rpe fIrg.- y
ture, &c has hal bus little 81, 81t HAVING IN
fitted M in the ue-t m,nner presents A-P'Hul. p
portuuity 70 purchasers 70 OBJ all fUe pds. Terms
octs DVNCkNsNg BRnS rrr.-
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THoMhs DowLISs, Auctioneer.

TRUsrEE'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD PERM
TURh; LIERsRf, &c, GnNrA.NEn IN
House 80 1910 GstR+Ef .pRthN y.
BY vir;Ug # t-sd Uf truzt. dad sun dayf-N
Of August, A. D. lS17, aud recorded in Lihsr ~
No. go folio I75. one Of the lana RECORDS fJT -
the district Of Gel lr.bia, ami at th5 written '
r'Qre.t cf the party thereby s-cTrei, shall -.
AZ public anc'iO-, N the 18Th dAy Il O1too-r, =
n. la at I'D clock q m on the rreniis -, ~.
1910 street northwest, the follpxiIs dsSc i5ei
= rsoreI property:
Ora la go Book Case and Jitrary, 40 roianss.
Al the Bedstcads. Beds and BE liag 3! sei 10
q ms: Pa, tor Furntrre, c9nsstiag ttWO upse.
Marble COP Table, Wal lGt Tab g. siN small
and Two Easy Chairs. Carpets, bsca Oar'ails, &C.;
the CARPETS IN oil of the rooms VI e.id oIse.
Terms &C sale cash.
&C s.ll ,l3T GEO. w. SAITE9, Trustee.
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EVENING STAR.
DNDAY.....-.....octeber =, 1877.
The War iu the r.-,

MoUKHTAR PAsHA THANKS Peovrnr<,.x
-, ~ sikArING TaE GRAND pUKK
MUukltar Pashs telegraphSth the por,. ,,,,.,.
lRit al friday 80 follows. "a a4x -, h,Is
- tle Russian forces feil back - IN no, OF
harHttNll. teaNiHg only six harfrlf,,s 10
tTeDcnsd a. hahak. They have t1us shs1-
donec their positions paralls vim OR If,as
There - no trace OF the enemy al Raliiar.o.
hizilNan or oghwzlu. they having struck
their camps. The enemy's losses During ina
three days battle at Santlsr. GGlvpran and
AiaNJav-nsgh are estimated a. 1890 Killed
SID wounded. Orr losses are about ssa
The Grand Duke NJ chaal command 4 Ire
russians In perton. Providence has happily
frustrated the formidable plans % our sle-
rHE SITUATION IN BULGARIA
EINih hoisarla thtre IL no intelligence o.
sc.Ne opSrs.loLs The army ~ the Care
wilton VIII naturally await The arrival of the
whole OF It's Re en- fOr csmeuis before n viii
venture upon al aggressis e ADVANCE either
I ,S,' tsu,lchHk or acruss the Upper LON.
Tie ottoman army OF Snumla csn harffy
make a. offensive mo semelt u.ffl ia NJ AZ
Cumnander nss arr. Ell a. heA dguartars As
Yet Suleiman Pasta il only reported % have
reached Shumla. II the weather CONTINUES
Inc and the roads renis In psssahie Tor trans
port, some heavy nghtiug may be expe-rod
IN Tins direction with "A "A lew days. Toe
army OF the CEarewttch viii have 40 longer
OCcaS ION 20 halt aflU r the rcarniast hattaiionS
Oi ne guard have crossed the Danube rhs
new ottoman commander may be expected
attempt some bold exploit IA Orle 10
.usiify his appulatmeut mi the sappre.sip
% Us predecessor. Ills career, Jop. nts b sen
=. sentialty thai of a ughung general.
FROM f!eNna there Is 10 further Ihtelii-
EeuCe, although iue Roam 4iaus have push
ga thelr SAP 10 within a rev yards 81 ma
cpunter-c-sfp ~ the second rsiol o. on ina
draNttzA ridge. 40 accounts have come
which would Indicate that the position OF tls-
man Pssia has be InVysis-l or closely
blCcktd, .. Ca the contrary. The army oC
tntl Ret fdNi.t, whlcI sss been a. sean ia a.
trchanle Ia all the deien>e offered by thA
harrison, ~ reported % have Hsrn fui,r,,et
by portion OF fh. atfsliDnS ls'ely , rcu D af
IN TIE SllpSa pass. Il would. Therefore.
seem titl Gael NvL Pa-ua stBgll SOFA "a
ready Il advance nearer - nis co.nr8 ale, anG
10 ana in al elissvpr - drive the X Isslaa
srmy nom us DOS .tIpn. A. wpni no. a. sur
I'lslnE, howrv.-, 90 the cpnra4 ration Of q
considerable army in Dsnal fasai's rear
vas tie tareuanet of has w IA lfa~al rom
tleNas. El;her hrtlZt or BrrIauta ,spuli
he nearer sophia, wlii.n AMI tas Srrv!an
frontier, auA would none tha less threaten
The Russian rIgHt Hank. N~rnan Pa has
" ihd1awGl IN safety 10 either ~ theS. posi-
Tons would ne a great stra' = r vic. Dr., Tor
U1e success OF me Ra,-ill campo "a -
deemed 20 rest on nothing saort Of AIS COM
ll,te dettrucl on.
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STATES MARSHALB SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of neri fscias, Issued out OF
the Clerks Once Of tine Su preme Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia and to me directed. viii sell ct
said District, on THURSDAY, the 2Sth dsy Of
October, 1877 at ID O'Clock ell the right, title,
in and TO the following described po oerty To-
The west half Of lot 90 square IS, sshington city,
d. c., togethe with all and galar the i'm
ments thereon seized and levied up IN e the oro
erty OF Noble Bedman TO sstisfy execution at lay
FRlDK 0OUGLAs3. U 8. Marsh DO.
JOHN SHERMAN, Aucttoaeer tl-du
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EXPULSION 90 REv. URIEL gRAvss-
Tue Mary la nj Lutheran SyHOt, recently Ia
session a. jefferson, Frrdarick cpu1ty
ordered The name 81 the Rey. p riel Graves
Ia he stricken frou the roll ~ rn.at ,ters. IL
l. claimed o. The ei'-.i % this action OF the
synod IS 10 deprive Mr.. Graves .. 81. cl-rt-
cal functions. an1 % render hin tn-ro ahle
oi adn;l -teriug the sacram.u-s or uf per
forming atC uaTi age ceremony. Ia EalLi-
more yesterday tfr. Graves, o. ore prasch-
ins. referred I'D Va action Of the syuo l. which
r. sand hat virtually CEpsllsi h.fn. Mr..
Graves said be was satisfied. L. amtn "a NJ
u bc arIcm0er o. lie cGUrch he thought ms
CHvde't'Ili as . minister cannot b. evoked.
lie ioia the congregation Liey had tle 2 ghL
To maze no mister as we'll as cid srS d - frss-
cons. f45rH ara two yoIng men now IN ths
congregation on whom they VIII PROBABLY
De called - lay hands FOR The ministry. IN
his sermon Mr.. Graves said: "Tley have a
time u set the b B1y or ArchbighOo Blyley
under The ground. Let US numbly pray that
the soul q the dear bishop may o. rssting
with the Smiles % Heaven on hiun. Col re,I
tbc soul vi Bishop Baylcy."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-08
CHANOERY SALE.

BY virtue Of q decree q the suprsme Court -
( the District OF Oylu,nbia, pssscd IN Equity %.
c.nse No. sos. Docket ~. I Will, oaX
WEDNESDAY,, October 81, lII, AZ 5;3O p. "A.
for eAe Mt public auction, in front Of the prsn
-es, that parcel OF land situate in toe cit5
f Washington, and known aud described as the
north twenty feet And eight inchss % fss; inc heal
frnDt BY the depth thereof. one hludred feet (io1
Feet, Il Lot twenty six tfs), N square Numbered
hundred AID t5trty sight f53s yether wth ali
he Improvement thereon aud appurtenaaces the re-
into belonging, 1.-THE improv sm beias two az
frame houses on Third td) street south wsst, be.
tween Z and streets
Terms: One-third ~ Of the purchase money IN
cash AZ the II ne 81 SALE the residue ia three eluL
istsiiment., 81 six 90 twelve I'D ant Gig Ia
months respectively firm day Of sale, win six fs)
per cent tnteres, TIL paid. to b. sesurei ty tns
notes of the purchaser satsfActO liz endorsed the
title . to be rs;sinsd until the parchs.e ,ney /.
q the time Of sale. II the terms Of sale are not com
Rie1 nth within seven IlAys, rrustse reserves
The right % reeei the property sfer Eve 80 days
notice, at the risk and cost OF the dsfauitiag por
chaser. All convey aneing Ct purch ssss' cot.
ROp0LPHH OLAU0Hr0H, Trustee,
0UNCAnDUG S90S-, Auctioneers. sep2l-d
VTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED uptfl
WED6ESDAY. October lOth, ls17, sans hsur and
rlsoe RODoLPHH CLAUGHfoS, Trustee,