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Reward. .

A lberrl reward will be gwen
for the return, to this Office, OF n
brass. mounted Saddle, which was
lost on the Fulks road, some four
or five weeks ago. 1t was, when
last seen. on e brown mare mule,
branded L 5, (however the mule
didn't belong to us,) and was easi-
ly recognized from a horse by the
size of its ears, and its mouth being
split nearly up to its eyes. Now
fetch up the Saddle.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor W. Il. Miller
Sec'y of ststc--.Iacub Fr0lich.
Auditor-John Crawford.
Trt aturcr- r j. Churchill.
Atty Gcn'l.-W. +. Henderson.
Com. stat. Lshds--D W Lear.
Chancelor--D W Carroll.
Chancery Cierk-J W. galloway.
Chief Jnstics-J K. Eukin.
Associate Justices Wm. ". iiarrison ant
David Walker.
>upt. Pub Inst.--J l.. Denton.
lst. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Congressman, let Distnct-I. 4. uause.
JUDICIARY.
Second ctrcuit-COrntice Ui VI Mis-i-sippi, Cross
,rittchden. Pointsett, Crsghcad, Urecue, Cla,
on and Randolph
Circuit Judge L. l.. Mack.
Pros. Att'y.-W. ii Cate.
LEGISLATIVE
goth Dietrtct-Conntier Of Mississippi jackson
P0intsett and Crsighrsf.
StSte Scnator-B. Harris
Representative. .. Blackwood
COUNTY OFFICER.
County Judge-J r. felts.
Shet tif-W. Is haskins
County Il. rk-J. X. 4. Hale.
Trrasurer--J. W Uzz,n
Surycyur--B. Bachus.
Ass,ssor-W NJ. spced.
Coroner G h. Petiey.
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s. fcst;;,HisH

Are all the 20 among the colorcd
Lreihcring nova days. One week
the Baptlsts blaze, and tho next
week tic Methodisls take turn.
and so Oh.
Have you tried some of that
good old Robinson County at J. Ii
Parnell'sy If not, don't neglect il u
minute longer, go, and don, stand
upon tho order of going, but go
Ride up, walk up, crawl W, or any
way SO you get there.
The destroyer, death, is still
on the rampage. We are called
upon this tine to chronicle the
death OF Mrs. Judge Alvis, Mr..
Simpson, that WAS, on Carson Lake
last week. Ais, the wiic Of Mr.
Vim. Sawyer, of Clear Lake.
The Ba3 3tl.t Association has
been holding It's quarterly confer
ence here during the past week
Rev 'ds. Mr.. Cariin, OF Missouri. Mr.
Bibb, OF Barfeli Point, Mr.. De
Courccy, OF Golden Lake, and 9th
ers whose names We Jailed TO gc,
were IA attendance.
IL. G.. Craigcr, who, for the
past twelve months has been al
honorcd guest at zeo. Wards hotel
came TO town last Monday aud wal
Immediately arrested and jailed, by
Sheriff Haskins, on another charge
Verify, the way OF the petty trans
gressor Is hard.
Tho CovIngton, Tenn. Hunt
ing Club, passed through town Oh
their way home, yesterday, having
had, AS they say, The most success
iul aud pleasant hunt for man,
seasons. They carried home five
deer, J5 or 100 ducks and two o'
three hundred pounds of fine game
fish. The club Is composed of Col
John Douglas, DR.. John J Moore
Capt. Sam. Shelton, DR.. l.. Hill
Ben. Hill, of Covington, and DIR
Bruce King, of Jackson, Tenn. a
more congenial set of gentlemen
never VISITED our county We wisi
TO see Moore ofth Hill" gen
tlemen, and will gladly welcome
the " King" of shots, and are satls
fed that they leave us "Owen
nothing but another visit.
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Local Column.
MASONIC

The stated communications OF Osceola Lodg,
No. q =. & A. Nj, will be eli the saturdays
II. Feb, l5. March ld,. April l3, May II, Jnnr
June "A, July IS, Aug. 20, sep; :, Oct; 5,
Nov. 8, Dec I, Dee %.
ST. John the Lysngeiru
The Members are ordered to attend in accord
ancc with the By Laws
All Master Masons in good stan'iing are corli
ally invited to attend BY order Of
j. X y. HALE. w NJ.
U. RLACkMnnn Src'Y
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IT is estimated, by the Aggricul-
tural Department, that the cotton
crop Of the Sooth, for this year, will
reach five and half millions bales.
The largest crop ever raised in the
South.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING /:
Laws Governing Subscribers.

II subscribers order the discontinuance OF their
newspapers, the publisher may continue 10 send
them until all arrcaragcs are paid.
II subtcribers neglect or refuse TO take the'r
ncwspapers from their Office TO which they ar
diract-l, they are held responsible until they
save settled their bills and ordered the paper dis
con hue
Irsubscriberr move to other PLACES without in
forming tn. pubhshcr, and newspapers are sent
1, the former direction. they are held responsible
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fsI,rnCl.

We regret to state that Yrs. j.
Z. Fells was severely burned few
days ago. 10y the ovcrinrning Of IA
pan OF burning lard, INJECTING pain
ful injuries 20 face, neck aod chest.
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jack and the seven priests
before Jericho took the city by
playing their seven trumps."
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CHURCH SERVICES.

Every sabbath, at the second baptist Church,
at IA o'clock, n. m aud ~ p m
ii L. PREWITT. Pastor.
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headquarters.

John l.. Driver h Cos. drug
store is the headquarters tor pure
drugs and medicines, which can be
bought at bottom prices for cash.
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-,ilcan ': axe money faster At work for ne thsa
I lat anything else, Cspisl not requirsd, ws
lwil start you, }Is psr day = h;sns made
and rirls wanted everywh~re to vrrk Tor u.s.
Now = he tins costiy outht ana terms lree.
Address. Tue . Co, Augusta, Nslne.
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Headquarters.

John l.. Driver & Co.'S. drug
store is the headquarters for choice
cigars and chewing tobacco.
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ANTMT0 n you want to NAKE~eunv
hUuN j . MONEY PLEASANTLY 1EbsJ
aud fnst. asltircss fISLgy. hAsvsr Il %. At
lanta, GA.
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TEIE SUN.
1879. NEW YORK 1e7c.

1879. NEW YORK acre.
As the time approaches for the renewal VI
ubscrip.ion.. iiiE sun would remind its
friends aud w-lwishers everywhere. that II 10
again u candidate for their consideration and
support Upon It's rrc0rd for the past ten years
IL relies for . continuance Of the hearty pyin-
psfhy aud generous co operation which have
hitherto bceu cAtcnaed ~ II from every quarter
Of the Union.
The DAILY sew IL = fS s~ psgc-shcct ~ n col.
umns, price by mail, post paid, ii cents mssth
Thc SUNDAY edition of rIlE Sun Ia an eishs-
page sheet 81 50 colums While giving The
news of the day, Il alro contains large sifinune
NJ literary and mi-cclIHncous matter specially
pre,Arrd Tor 1t. THE su >DAi sun has met
with great success. Post paid u. ~ yrar.
THE WEEKLY So n.
Who does not know THE wEEkEY SCNs
n circnla'es throughout the UHit~a Ssxtes, the
Csnadas, and beyond Ninety thousand fanii-
Hes greet it, wrlc"mc pager weekly. and rrgurd
II IN the likht II guide, Upunscllor. and nirHd.
Its news, editorial. agriculture, aud literary
departments make II essentially = tOo-nal 4 Z
the family aud the hrrside Trrtss: ONE
DOLLAR . year, post paid. This price. qsl .lisy
considered, inskrs II the cheapest newspwIsf
puihi~hed. For cluhr oi ten, with elu cash, We
will rend sn extra ropy free.
Address PUBllsliER OF TuE sun
New York City.
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Fight.

Two young Americas, pupils OF
one of our young lady teachers,
had pugilistic tournament last
Tuesday, which resulted in double
knock down and an attemp. to
build mud-root on each other on
the part of the boys, and II whop
ping larruping by the school marm-
All, little boys,
Let dogs delight
To bark aud bite
"Opclia writes to ask If sacred
history mentions card.playing'
Certainly my dear glrl. Moses
:" led" for the children OF Israel,
and when the latter got to Jordan
they "passed." solomon "ordcr.
cd up" the temple. Balaam held
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TIE KANSAS CITY TINES.
TIE KANSAS CITY TIMES
TiiE KANs.s CiiY TIMES.
Mex DISTRIBUTION.
NEXT DIS iiIBU Ion.
MKT lIS1RiBCTiON-
ArR.L Is, 1873.
ApEIL l5, ISIS
ONE THOUSAND PiskNIuMs.
ONE fHOCsAND Pkkx = lUxS.
FIVE THOUSAND DoLIAHS.
fivE THOUSAND inJI.L IRA.
FkE TiiUu MD lNlLLAR..s =
sTsscRi.rIoS sSsscRirIIoSS 9Sk SSk boIAn. bSiI.An.
SUB c;iIPIIuN ONE DoLLAk.
DurinG 1877, tire publishers of the Kansas cir
Tim,s dissribste.l nearly 20 go In premiums -
s,,tsci ihrrs. and Increased their subsc-ip lvn
list FROM 10. 90 to over % ,Oov, being now he
largest west of the Mississippi river.s
of tn. distribution as legitimate blsin~ss ss-
terprise, the Times announces its uext distri-
button for April Is, isss whes i.t0e .prsmiums.
wurih 81. .ooo. will be allotted to sni,-cvibers.
ful articles, and vary frum vne duliss to hrssn
"In"1 nss'y s s"s.cr,b.r II regular r.iss s.s u
Tims~ and also share ~ tue Aprii dist ilbaiica.
Eixin watch wurth SIS 70. VII b. gtvsu 10 IN
person sendi, & the club. Ssad lor coapen
Tss ri%e! 5 pasl,si.sa daily. ,rI. ..s.kly ESD
~ ssa % 81 pdsese ih. New -
For inc dollar you can ret the daily Tinsa ~
one imomh. tri-weekly Ilnses two months, a.
the. weekly Times ak mopths. together Wit1
one shsis In ths Arm d,.tribT,lon 1.!i
tickets sent Tree. ni Aa.lrecss .,
| kAneee city, Ne.
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Professionals.
H. NJ NcyEiCH 8. ;. sEAMEs.
McVeigh g. Senmes.
ATTORNEYS At LAIv,
s. S SEMMES,
~ TT Il 1'x' 4 Is l. 4 T..
OSCEOL.1,
Nnnp<v rh

WIooIooIPVI WITTY 1H III
Will practice IN all the Counties OF
this (2dl Judicial Circuit, the .Su-
prcmc Court OF the State, and IN
the adjoining counties of Tenncs'
Gee and Missouri. Special AID
prompt attention given to col
leclions, to the payment oftaxes,
examining and abslrac,iug titles,
aud to whatever may appcrtaih
40 u general Land Agency.
Jan. l6 U.
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l,isasts.' .'s s,adJ .stsi- fnut eun 5adS3
go n, syh asr,' .ses'saed s'rsdi ui diAnel
.dannii ,s's ~ tHsyrrs ysrs Anlsl l~~.s
s,ai .'b,wsa, 'os ~ ,sssasssgmD ~ u
w s;,l,s< adj U ms.ssrssp ~ aIxn - -
sv,s.ts sasaa u jG1~unoi - .cr1o : -
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l.. ! .''''' VI CKl.S
MONTHLY

M a.. G. "A = + N = !.
Each numher contains = psss u rpsdsng,
n,sly nns wood-cui iilustruii1ns and one e1l.
Ssis..a psis ion % elegant ssPs4, ssd u is:sr.s
tom In BnS!isA ihd eer1lx& Ps>re q . 3
sIs sSss s., 's.:s ssv.:.. -
|Ca,sseSps'o t>aneIj Ijssisxa akge44sbA bAys eseenI
s,aAHfwsa' q. 81 sv|s% ~
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This situated the heart Of the business portion OF the
City repaired cellar and refnr
nishd ta 1t convenient 10 the variour places OF
and ths Convenient Hotel IN the City to to vaous
Cars few mnue ell parts OF the
City good any Hotel in tho City and Ut reasonabs
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Wlo4 fg frnis gfsaa = 7ggQ
wona Hr aaassh .a4is.h VI
- .1..infa N4ae JskaH ssr.
II. tt =
SO -s1-z sflssfssss fiEzss Fsfssi
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oy GmrFparp CAWpe, M two alike. win,
~ name 70 cts. past -psid idFELLows ago
North Chatham, y. Y
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.llIa7 Nv ~ rafa - I'D MI u
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Are all the 20 among the colorcd
Lrethering nova days. One week
the Baptis,s blaze, and tho next
week the Mcthodisls take turn
and so on.
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DIRCH & ROBEY. AuctiOneers,
ID 93S and $40 Louisiana avenue.

BY virtue of two deeds Of trust, one dated IL
the 18th day of April, 1870, and the other .::4
dated NAV 9th, 1870, and recorded respective-..4x
~ in Liber 6l2. folio 1879, and in Liber No. GIG,
folio 49, of the land records for the District of Co.
lumbia, and at the written request of the party
secured thereby, we will offer, at public sale, i'm
front OF the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of
January, 1878, at O'Clock p. M, the following
real estate located in Washington City: ID C.. to
wit: Lots numbered Z. and of the recorded
subdivision OF Square numbered 462, according to
the ground plat or plan of said city, together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase-money
In cash; residue in six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest at eight per cent. from the
day of SALE TO be secured by deed OF trust upon the
premises sold: or all cash al option Of purchaser.
deposit OF slOO will be required of the purchaser
the .crms OF sale within five days, the Trustees
serve the right TO resell at defaultng purchaser
risk and cost. AL conveyancing at purchaser
cost. A. II. STEPHENSON, lTrpstaas
b. ~. WIMSATT,
BIRCH & RDBTY AucIS, j3-eoSds
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DIAMONDS AND DIsGRACE.-MrS. Mary ID.
Hooper, the handsome young woman who was
recently sentenced 10 the Kings county peni-
Tertiary by Judge Moore, upon conviction for
stealing $50 worth Of diamonds from Mrs
VIM ii. Delaney, was removed from the Raw
mOnd street jail To the peniientary yesterday
afternoon. there TO undergo one years i'm
pTiSonment. She wept bitterly on leaving her
comfortable quarters al the jail, and had To be
supported 10y the chief keeper To the van. or
Maria, which conveyed her TO the penitentiary.
Much sympathy had been expressed for Mrs.
Hooper, owing 10 her beauty and attractive
powers of conversation, and also because of
the fact that the theft of the diamonds was her
first offence. She had been acquainted with
the Delaneys for eight We IrS, and claimed that
they owed her SIS. RumO-S have been current
OF an effort to procure hnc pardon by the gov
ernOr. Judge Moore id yesterday that were
he asked TO sign petition for her pardon he
would decline 10 do so; were the governor Ia
consult him on the subject. he could not, from
all he knew of the facts at present, advise
otherwise than that the law should take its
cOurSe.-( ". T. Herald
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HS-The Chinese i'm California refuse 10 work
on Sunday, but spend the day playing poker.
fs-A LOckpOrt woman tried 60 shoot her
self because her husband I'm a social game az
a parry, kissed the girls with too much an
parent pleasure.
Fs-A hopeful munster SAYS that he has no
doubt that the time will come when the MEM
berS of a church choir will behave as well az
other folks
HS-Only 3 Cinnamon remain at Simpsons
shoe factory, i'm North Adams. Mass. and
these are at work by the case, alice Samee as
Mclean man.
ss-The treasurer Of Augusta, Me-. has hung
a big banner across the street bearing the de-
vice: TreasureT'S Office. Have YOU paid
YOUR taXeSs''
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rNGIAND's ATTITUDF.

A MAN CoNFESSEs 4 MURDER He NEVER
CoMMITTED-Sherih NilliStOn received a let
ter from Sheriff Schneider. Oi Butte county
the other day, informing him that a man Civ
ing the name Of James NJ. Adams had given
himself into the custody Of the writer on the
selt-accuSatiOn of having murdered 4 person
named Mems, in sulphur Spring Valley OF
Solano county, in 1851. The deed had 50 bur
dened his conscience that he had at last de-
cided TO give himself MP and let the law exact
its penalty. Sheriff WilliSton, on getting the
letter, Instituted inquiries among the old set
tiers OF this vicinity, but could hear Of no such
murder as the one stated ever having been
committed, and although the evidence i, of
course, purely negative, il seems sufficient To
show That no such man was killed. There was
however, one murder, and a well remembered
one, committed in Green Valley. in lSi2. and
1t was by man named James Merrill Adams
who at ball shot and killed one AShbrOOk
Adams fled the country on committing the
deed, afterward entered the rebel army and
II Is understood. has since died. The man
who gave himself up TO the Butte sheriff was
examined and pronounced insane, and sent Ia
the Napa asylum. How he happened To take
the name of the real murderer, although ac-
cuSing himself of murder never committed.
cam Il be imagined.-[ Virginia city (Ner. J
(HrO,. F0lo
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WAR THE UNIVERSAL TOPIC OF CONvERSA A.
TON IN ENGLAND.-In mansion and cottage.
in railroad carriages and hotels, i'm town and
county. the one leading topic is THE war.
Everybody feels that England must fight, but
many disguise their feelings by words. Mr.
Gladstone is doing irreparable mischief by
confusing mems minds. Lord BeacOnSfield i
thWarted 10y the puny statesmen who sur
round him. ShTewd men say Gladstone should
be made bishop, and 50 be removed from the
sphere of political action. He is much more
an ecclesiaStic than statesman now. re-
maTkable occurrence is. that within ten day
there have been at least DO officers of he
Majesty army who have sent in notice To tn
War Office of their desire To retire from thei
regiments. This Is consequent upon the new
regulations Of the army. At all the arsenal
the greatest activity is noticeable and muni
tons of war are being prepared for trans
portation. Russia cOyetS British India, Ger
many would have Belgium. Turkey is diving
anu England must fight or die too. / London
CORRESPONDENCE.
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DIED.


CoNs ON "Wednesday, The "a LAY Of January,
1876, at 8. As clock .. m, Mrs. MAE"AKKr A.
Funeral from the residence Of her brother. y. D..
Douglas, No. io2I -. NV. al al O'Clock am,
on saturday, the 9th INST.
CURTIN. ON the 81 q January, 1878. at L
O'Clock .. M, JoTN JOSEPH. aged three years,
four months and twenty days. son 81 David and
Funeral from corner Tenth and 1 St.. ne, on
Friday, at 2 clock ,. m.
DAVIS. On January %, 1873. at 4. 80 O'Clock a.
M. CAROLINE VIRGINIA. beloved wife of Joseph
&. Davis. aged tweniy-t years, two months and
Her relatives and friends are requested TO attend
the funeral from her late residence, Boundary
street. between V and W sis.. to-day, January %.
at O'Clock pm.
COLDER At the residence Of her son-in-Iaw
y. l.. Tidbal. l2lo 81. NV, Washington, DC,
January Isl is.s' n OF yPS9ia G1egmoIia MIS-;
Remains taken to POughkeepsie, NY. for In
teTment.
GETTY AT Empire CITY, Oregon, December
9, 49,, Of PARALYSIS, CHAELEs +. GETTY son OF
of General Getty, U.s.A.
HERBERT. ON January "a, 1873, after = lin
gering illness. Rosa ELLEN HERBERT. beloved
yeI Xsrs and two moSfs Nh Sead isf San.
eth in the arms 81 Jesus.
her Parents No 4os K 81. Sc. on SUNDAY next. AZ
2 pm. Friends aud relatives are Invited TO at
MILLER. At 1905 Maryland ave-, washington,
DC, December 3oth. Is47 at II. as pm, VII,
LIAM HAYS MILLER, beloved son of Mr.. and ars.J.
l.. Miller, of Huntingdon county, Pa, aged tweR-
ty-niDe years.
witnessing such a triumphant death
can but excaim content:
Our love was well divided.
Its sweetness following where he went,
It's anguish stayed where did;
Well done OF God 20 halNe the lot
And give him all the sweetness;
To me the empty room and cot
To him the Heavens completeness.
BN ALT.z.
His remains viii be taken TO Huntingdon. Pa.
for interment Republican Philadelphia, Al
toona. and Petersburg. Pa. papers please copy.j
sKIRVING. In Philae lphia. on December 81.
aged thirty years. OF the lxfe James skirving.
ESQ.,, of Washington. ID. 4.
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THE EVENING STAR.
THURSDAY......... January 3, ISIS
The War I'm Turkey.

/ THE RUSSIAN RAID ACROSS THE BALKANS
The Russians have achieved a rare feat OF
perseverance and endurance IN crossing the
ElTapol Balkans, and though the force i not
strong, II must hasten the withdrawal of the
Turks from the Balkan line or al any rate from
the western portion. Suleiman PaSka had ap-
parently foreseen this movement when he e.
tablished his headquarters at Ichtiman 81 as
to make this rallying point and bar all ad-
vance from the direction of sophia There
are. however, parallel valleys which run 20
the north OF lchtiman, by which the Russian
columns from the Etrapol Balkans NAV pass
eastward, and uniting with the forces traVers-
ing Schipka Pass, turn the position Of Ichti-
man and march upon Adrianople. III the
Turks are not strong enough To bar the de
scent from Schipka Pass and hold the other
defleS, they must retreat still further east.
ENGLASD's ATTITUDE.
During an interview with the English Secre.
taTy of Colonial Affairs yesterday the Earl of
Caernaryon said that, although the govern
ment was not prepared to bolster up Turkish
interests As such, the Cabinet was resolved Ia
have a voice i'm the settlement of the question
whenever IL came on for settlement. II il
stated officially that the British Cabinet does
not consider RuSSia'S answer as shutting the
door to further mediation. IL will h. quite
natural for England to inquire what conditions
the Russian commanders have been instruct
ed To demand. and the conditions could thus
he communicated to Turkey with advice a. %
her course. England would thussDe giving
proof oi her desire 10 spare Europe further
danger. A ConStantinople dispatch sans the
idea of opening direct negotiations with Rus
STA meets with increasing favor. The reason
why this step has not already been taken il the
lmpoSSibility OF asceTtaining RuSSia'S cOndi-
tons of peace.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctieneer.
II
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE ON
II l. ~

TRUSTEES, SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE On
n STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN
18TH AND 18TH, IN SQUARE $50.
BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated the Goth -
day of March, AID. 1875, and recorded among '..:4
the land records of the District of COlumba~E. IL
in lber 7S0 folio 90, the subscriber will sell pu
lie auction to the highest bidder, the premises.
on MONDAY, the 18th day of January. A. ID.
1878, at O'Clock In the afternoon 'all that part
of lots numbered three (3D and four a., In square
two hundred and eighty (2S0), in the city of WASH
lngton.h DC. Beginning at point on
street north forty feet ives from the southeast
corner of said lot numbered three, being the south
west corner of part of said lot conveyed TO Henry
Ould; thence north one hundred and three feet and
nine inches to thirtyfO0t alley; thence west twen-
tyiye feet; thence south on line parallel with the
first line hundred and three feet and nine in
Chess thence east twenty-five feet to the place of
beginning;'' together with the improvements,
privileges, Entertainments and appurtenanceS to the
same belonging or appertaining.
The terms of sale are: One-third of the purchase
money, of which 500 must be paid at the time of
SALE in cash. all cash at the option of the purcha
Sci; and the residue in equal sums in one and two
years. with interest at the rate OF per cent. per
annum, payable semi-annualy, on notes secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold 10 the satsfae
tiOn of the Trustees. All cOnyeyancing at the pur
chaser's cost, and the terms Of sale must be COM
piled with within five days after the day of sale.
A. HYDE, ir..oo
&. NJ. MATTHEW'S, iius'eoS'
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. d24-d&ds
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BIRCH & RoBEY. Auc1s. j3-eoS
TINTED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE

BY virtue Of writ of i,sy facias issued out of the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme SQUIRT of the District
OF Columbia, and to me directed, will sell at publ
nc sale, Tor cash. at the Court H0use door of said
District. on THURSDAY, the cath Cay of Janu-
any 1873 at IL O'Clock M, all the right. title claim
and interest of the defendant in and To the follow
Ing property, to wit: Lot three, 81. square three
hundred and eighty-two, 1892, together with all
and singular the improvements thereon, seized and
levied upon as the property OF the defendant. the
District OF Columbia. to satisfy execution No.
1I.02l. at law. in favor Of Thomas Z. Morgan, use
of VIM. n. Roach.
FRED'K DOUGLASS, U. 5. Marshal. ID. c.
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