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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

T.. Reai Estate Auctioneer, 51s 7th st.
TRTSTEEs, SALE or TWO DESIRABLE
BBEMIEkLI NJ 70. 0 !, ETA II THREESToKY
MANsARD-kooF FRAME DwELLfNG.
S 81 II sSREnTs s S5EFasf SEEWEEs
Of sea and Of r seSf &c p n f6s
aDa HI eosnty the District Of
we will zen public auction, in front Of the prem,
ises; on THURSDAY, the It'll day of March, A.
q 81 SsSsf S n fnoss
city, District OF Columbia, known and described
s n a1 Of
square numb, red nine hundred and tw slve (912),
dwelling with back building on the south Side Of
street between 81 III and eth streets northeast, on
ns NJ rdc ny the the
west side IF 9Th street; between and streets
Both of the houses desirable homes. hav-
ing modern convenieRces. and being contiguous to
Terms of sale. lin accordance with the trust,)
are: $4,000, and accrued interest, accrued taxes,
twelve months, with interest. deposit of S1OO
REQUIRED on each house when struck of. Convey
to comply with the terms of sale within seven days
the the Eh to 1 resell
ssss,s FETS + Or fs$sHRER rru,sss,
r T. COLDwELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF TWO THREE-sTORY
sF s4KF PETW lHil4Ht Nos 512 AND GA
by virtue OF deed of trust, rated December
18th, A. II. 1874, duly recorded in Liber No. ::H
40. folio 81, one of the land records for the 4
District of Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby, we will sell: at PUBLIC auc
ton, IN front of the premises on FRIDAY. March
18th, 1878. at O'Clock p. m, the follOwing-de-
Scrbed real estate situate In the city of Washington
ID. c., to wit:-Part of Lot numbered two (2), In
Square numbered eight hundred and fortytwo
(o42): Beginning for the same at point on south
b street fitty-two (52) feet six and half (6a)
inches west from the southeast corner of said
square: thence west ffty-two (52) feet six and
half (6t,) inches by that width the depth of one
hundred (1OO) feet and four a. inches, together
with the imp OvementS, &c.
Terms: One third cash; and the balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at per
cent. per annum, secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold all cash at option of the purchaser
deposit OF $1CO required at time of sale On each
house, and all COnveyancinG at purchasers cost.
Terms to be comp led with in seven days.
f hRMisARD SH 4. WAKNER, ,rrustess.
feb2l-th&m
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SALES ON EACH DAY AT 10 A. M, 2:3O
z. NJ. and 7:3O O'CLOCK IN
THE EVENING.
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BANKERS.

A MEMBER OF THE STOCK ExChAN8k
"A win execute orders for the purchase or sale Of
stocks, Bonds and Gold on moderate margins.
Commissions % per each 100 shares. Stock PRIV.
respondence solicited. Henry Merriam, Member
Am. Mining and Stock Exchange, % Wall St.,
President National Trust Co.. New York. tAn1-
NERVOUS EXHAUsTION.-A MEDICAL
~ ESSAY, comprising series Of lectures deliv-
cred 1t KAhn's Museum Of Anatomy, New York,
ON the cause and cure Of Premature Decline, show.
ing ipdisputAby how lost health may be regAined
a:sording . clear synopsis Of the impediments TO
marriage and the treatment Of nervous and phyd.
al de6ility: being the result OF twenty years.
experiences. Price 8 cents. Address Sec'ty
KAHN'S Museum OF Anatomy, GO Broadway,
New York. db-0m
NJHE BEST HAlR WORK AND PERFUH
IL ERIES u At the FRENCH ESTABLISH
lint, ele 9TH stxeets opposite q. B. Patent OF
Ia eet1D-0s
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SENATOR MoRRISsEY'S HEALTH RESTORED
A letter received from Senator Morrssey by
his friends yesterday announced that his
health has so far improved that his doctors
have informed him that he does not require
their services any longer He Is the first man
up in the morning among the guests of the no
been for some time unpleasant, which pre-
vents his taking the outdoor exercise that he
desires. For that reason he has not gained
strength as fast as he would have otherwise.
No time is mentioned for his return to the
north, although his friends expect him next
week.-IN Y World, 2Gth.
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OF
STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON,
Of Alexandria, Va,
AND OF WHARF, JUNCTION OF SEVENTH
AND Nj STREETS. WASHINGTON, ID. G.
Under authority of deed of trust, ~E->
made by the Upper Potomac Steam Es.as4as4eas:=3
boat Company, bearing date of May
LIST, 1875, recorded In the custOm-hOuse OF Aexan-
dria. Virginia. and in the land records for WASH
ington county, d. c.; the undersigned, as trustee
thereby created, will sell at public auction for
Cash, On W EDN ESDAY, the 18th day of March,
1873, at IL O'Clock noon. at the wharf junction of
It'll and M streets, Washington, ID. c., the
STEAMBOAT MARY WASHINGTON,
of Alexandria, Va, of 297. 20 tons measurement,
and about three and half years old: her tackle
apparel and furniture: also, all the right title and
interest of the Upper Potomac Steamboat Com
pany in the Wharf and Wharf Privileges at the
junction Of 9TH and streets, in the city of Wash
febs-S0t 8. FERGUSON BEACH, Trustee.
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LADIES INVITED TO ATTEND THE SALE.
LADIES INVITED TO ATTEND THE SALE,
LADIES INVITED TO ATTEND THE SALE
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TNHOMAS BOWLING Auctispeer.
CHARLES W. HANDY, Anrtioncer,
~ 609 h street H. W.

~ 600 h street NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED Rel ESTATE, BEING HOUSE
No. .o7 NINTH STREET NORTHEAST
IN WASHINGTON CITY.
., ny virtue OF deed of trust, dated July -
3lst, 1875, and recorded in Liber No. 7S9 IN
10 70 $50, of the land records of the District
OF Columbia, and by direction OF .he holder OF The
n"te secured thereby, will offer for sale, at public
action. in front of the premises, on SATURDAY
the 9th day of March, 1878 al 8 O'Clock D. m.
t 1 numbered two e. three 90 four a. and five
to). III Moses heley'S recorded Subii vision of
Square Numbered nine hundred and thirty -four
Dwelling House
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash; balance in six,
tWeiye and eighteen mouths. with interest at the
rate OF per cent. per annum until paid, the DUR
chaser to give his notes for the deferred PAYMENTS
secured by deed of trust upon the property sold
All conVeyanclng at purchasers expense. $3.50
down at time of sale
fet 2S-dtdS ETGFNE rspIrSJ T-,s+a,
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SOME HORRIBLE DISCLOSURE are being made
concerning the management of the Ohio peni-
correspondent, by the liberal use of money
succeeded in getting proof of what has long
been suspected but never disclosed, including
most horrible treatment of prisoners. The
facts are new being published. They show
that the system of contract labor and the pun
lSlment inflicted upon persons there are very
severe: that in many cases it has driven priS-
Oners to insanity and even killed them. The
correspondent relates instances i'm which pris-
OnerS have been turned into raving maniacS
after six months imprisonment, and others
taken out OF dungeons dead. Charges of mis-
management in financial affairs are made and
the legislative committee has been appointed
to investigate the alleged abuses. Some men
standing high i'm the politics of the state, it is
said, will be eliminated on account of abuses
of the institution, and the affair Is creating
quite deal of excitement throughout the state
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Sale positive, by order of JOHN H. SWAIN,
Treasurer of the Taunton Silver Plate COMPANY
FELIX'S THOS. DOWLING Auct
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ROOKs TO SUIT THE TIMES.

BOOKS TO SUIT THE TIMES.
History of England in the Eighteenth Century:
Lecky; 2vols. IS. Manual OF the Anstomy OF la
yertebrated Animals; Huxley; 81. IS. Stories frs0
Homer; Church: illustrated with colored desiS1s
from FlaNman; 81. Statesman's Year Book IstG.
Martin; Is 80. History OF the English Peop;s:
vol. L: Green; ~ so. Popular Astronomy; Prof
Newcomb; ~. History OF Crime; Victor II uge:
% cents. Field Marshal Count Moltke's Letter.
from Russia; 70 cents. Field Paths and Greea
Lanes; Country Walks in Surrey and Essex; 81 60
Story of a Mine; Bret Hsrte; 81. Two Tales 81
Married Life; 80 cents. Engineering specifcstisaE
and Contracts; Hangpt: IS. Too Rich; from he
German: Mrs. Wister; Sl.50. Whitaker's Alma
mac, 1878; so cents. An Open Verdict; Braddoa
so cents; Theory OF Money and Currency; Pulaa
sOLOMoNs CHAPMAN,
feh14-tr gI1 ,sUI,.,...s<, No.
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TUNARD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
With the View OF eliminating the chances Of col.
ision, the Steamers OF this line take = SPECIFIC
course for all seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to
Ut q lat, or nothing to the north Of q.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
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sepS 8m Bowling Green, New York.
A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
"A sail every THURSDAY direct 49,
from Philsdslphla to Liverpool,
Cabin. inteTmediate and Storage passage tickets
can be had at H. ID. COOKE, JR. co. b, Bank
ers, 1873 street. Also, Agents for the He'd Star
Line to Antwerp. my93-tf
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T1RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il ESTATE ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
NaoN T. ca AN 6N FHkF 81 With WASH
TIE TIE "a NAT H9s REPUBLICAN BUILD-
By virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date on II
corded IN Liber rs folio Eli, one 20 Of the land
records of the District Of Columbia, and at the re-
quest OF the party thereby secured, will sell at
public auction, In front Of the premises, on SAT
ID. 1873, at four O'Clock in the afternoon, all that
lot Of ground situate in the City Of Washington, In
the District of Columbia, being all of lot numbered
three (3) inches front by the depth Of forty
(48) feet four a. inches, Of lot numbered thirteen
(13), In square numbered two hundred and fifty
SIX (266) the whole being described as follows: Be-
said square and running thence west forty-eight
49, feet four a. inches thence south seventy COZ
feet three 3l inches; thence east forty-eight (48
and thence north to the place of beginning. Also
the lot Of ground adjoining the above land, and ex
tending forty-eight (48) feet four a. inches on
north street, being lot numbered eleven QD in
(256), with the improvements situate the first
described piece of ground, consisting Of the Ma
ti0nal Republican Building.
Inc ABOVE properly vii 6e sGld subject to deed
on the 30th OF September, A. D. 1873 and recorded
In Liber 720 Feo 2S8, to $685. 478 and inter-
est, and also to all taxes and assessments due upon
the whole Of said property.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest, to be
secured upon the property sold by deed Of trust. A
deposit Of $500 required at time of sale. II the
from day of sale, the Trustees the right to
resell at risk and cost Of defaplting purchaser.
EM 4. + ko GIHhAiSPIEE' }rrustees.
DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec, 22, 1877 d24-eo4w
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1878 PENSsHLXaN1A 1878

TO THE NORTH, W EST, AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rats.
Oplendfd Scenery, MaonShoesss RQsstpnse,st.
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A6THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, the 3!st day Of January, A. D..
1878, at IL O'Clock m, In front OF the premises,
,an1s Z. M A. 4 Ro GH ASILAh' Trustees.
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TNHOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF STANDARD AND
MISCELLANEOUS LITERATURE IN Ell
EGANT BINDING.
To be sold at public auction, on THURS
DAY, February 20 1878 and the followingkAU
feb25-4t THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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These goods are warranted frst-class, new and
elegant designs, and will be sold without reserya-
ton or imi,. offering great inducements to deal
ers. hotel keepers, salOon-keepers, and private
families who intend purchasing Silver fine Ia
BILE Cutlery.
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~THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until mil FRIDAY, the 18th day OF February,
premises. WM. E. CHAND ,, a% Un' vi Inc
feb1 K. A, ROLLINS. trustees.
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Tea Sets, Walters and Salvers. Card and Cake
Baskets, Fruit Stands, Berry Dishes Bouquet
Holders. Vases, Spoon Holders Syrup Dishes
Mugs andiGoblets. Ice and Water Pitchers, Water
Coolers, Celery Stands, Napkin Rings, Table. Des-
sert and Tea Spoons Medium and Dessert Forks
Soup, Oyster. Gravy and Cream Ladies, Butter.
Pie and Cake Knives.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
PRESS POINTS.

Belknap has not not yet been heard from on the
third term question. Why is he silent? Surely
he will not refuse TO join his voice with those of
Robeson and Williams and telegraph to the Ex'
President that "al of us" desire his return.-PhI-
ddelphta Times,
Sam Cary is frank to say that Ohio will not be
carried by the Nationals this year, but Michigan,
he says, will be carried by them by $4,000 major
ity. A man who talks this way is-well, he is a
- leader of the Nationals. We are only surprised
that Cary did not place the majority at 5OO,OOn
while he was at it-DetrOtt Free Press.
The bloody shirt will cut no figure in the cam
paign this year. The ragged shirt is one that is
coming to the front-Enquirer.
Charley's declinstion has acted like a shower
bath on the Republicans. Pity 1t didn't come
in the hot days. -HdncOCk COnrier
The only trouble with President Hayes appears
to be that he is an eight.inch man in four.fOot
mortise.-B Burlington HdtOkeye.
AS worked by Hayes civil service reform Is very
much like speaking to the public on honesty
while his open hand is extended by him. Nobody
appears to be fooled with it.-BoStOn Post.
If the Republicans are successful this fall moth
ing can prevent the denomination Of Grant for q
third term. And II nominated, he will be the
next President If he has to go there by fraud sim.
liar to that committed in behalf Of Hayes Free
port (lH) Bulletin.
Grants chosen mouthpiece Is secor RobesOn,
under whose administration Of the Navy Depart.
ment the country was swindled out Of nearly a
hundred millions of dollars, aud against whom
criminal charges Of misfeasance are now pending
in the District of Columbia.-St. Paul Globe
History records no such stupid failure as Hayes's
administration, which has become the laughing
stock Of the Southern faction that It set out to
serve-U Utica (N " Republican.
Every movement that viii tend 10 split the
Democratic party Is victory gained by John
Sherman and his crew. Our greenback brother,
look well at this fact before you resolve to throw
vour vote on the National csndidate.-E1 Exchange,
General Sherman says he has no patience with
Banning, With q Democratic administration,
General sherman will attend to his duttes and
not 90 about splitting his venom wherever he
chooses, or little special legislation will be
passed for his benefit. The people at this time
have but little patience with any of the Sherman
family.-Cin Enquirer
If all the "damns" that Sherman, the warrior,
has been induced to artculate, since the passage
of Banning's army bill, were printed in row on
a strip of paper long enough, the strip would
reach from San Francisco to Boston-BmIer Co.
(O) Democrat.
The Hayes party, as at present constituted, con-
sists of Stanley Matthews and Private Dalzell In
Ohio; Tecumseh Sherman; Mckenzie, who is
stirring up Greaser war on the Mexican border :
Dick Thompson, who is getting the iron clads
ready for the same and Agnes jerks "molssses-
colored mule" who has been heard distinctly TO
enunciase "For.ah HAyeal FOH-Ah HayesP-
PoH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
GREAT BRITAIN.


Lords BeaCOnsfeld and Salisbury Banqueted.
London, July 2S.-The Carlton club gave
grand banquet last night to the British plenipo'
tentiaries to the Congress, Lords Beaconsheld and
Salisbury. The Duke Of Buccleuch and Queens
berry presided. Five hundred Peers and Com
moners we're present.
Lord Beaconsheld replying to the toast award
ed Lord Salisbury the greater share OF and merit
in the labor at Berlin. He defended his conduct
toward Greece saying he had counseled Greece
to abstention, and the facts proved Greece OBJ
tanned more than the reyolted prince which had
lavished blood and treasure. He passed great
eulogsms on the present Sultan, who, throughout
was desirous Of acting IN conciliatory manner 10
Greece Lord BeacOnsfield maintained that by
the convention with Turkey we diminished not
increased our responsibilities, He brought back
from Berlin the conviction that neither the GRIM,
can nor the last war would ever have occurred II
England had spoken out, firmly Tepelling the as
sertion Of Mr. Gladstone that the Turkish Conven-
ton was an insane convention. Lord Beacons-
field spoke of Gladstone as a sOphstical rhetOr-
clan, inebriated with the exuberance Of his own
verbosity and egotistiCal imagination.
Lord Salisbury and Sir Stafford Norlhcote also
spoke.
THE BOSNIA ATIoN-CoNCILIAToRY PRoCLA-
NATION OF THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA.
London, July 27-The Austrian Government
has distributed a proclamation in the native Ian
guage 1t says the Austrian troops come as friends
to stop the evils which have for years disturbed
Bosnia and herzegovina, and the Austrian bor
ders. Emperor Francis Joseph could no Longer
look on and see the suffering of these provinces
where force and turbulence reigned while the
Government of the country was incapable OF re
storing order, and want and misery were knock
ing at the frontiers Of his own States. The En-
peror, therefore, directed the eye Of Europe, t
your position, and the Council of Nations decided
Austria should give you back your long missed
peace and prosperity The Sultan commits yor
to the protection Of his mighty friend the EN-
perOr Of Austria Troops bring you peace no
war They relieve all and Oppress none. Tht
established customs and institutions will be re
spected. The revenues will be applied solely I
the wants of the country. Arrears of taxes vii
not be collected.
| Austrian subjects In servia belonging to Aus
trian reserves have been peremptorily summoned
to Join their battalions. This creates uneasinesS
because 1t indicates far larger mobilization thai
was originally intended for the occupation q
| Bosnia,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
STAGE ROBBERY.


Hot Creek, Wy, July pa coach which left
Deadwood for Cheyenne on the 23d was detained
one day at Jenny's stockade on account Of high
water. After proceeding from there it was stop
ped at o'clock this morning two miles north of
Lightning creek by six armed men who were on
foot and masked. Finding there was butone pas
senger on board the Rev. j. W. Pickett, they fore
bore molesting him but turned their attention to
the mail sacks. They were cut omen and robbed
of registered letters and other valuablue matter.
They also broke open the treasure boxes, but
found nothing. They were not at all excited
over their work, which occupied them fully half
an hour, and as soon as they were through order
ed the driver to go on. II is impossible to say
what the losses from the mails are, although 1t ls
known they found one gold watch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
CONGRESSMAN WRONGLY SEATED

Chicago, July A.-It has been discovered that in
the last election for Congressman from the second
district West side the certified returns in the Of.
fee of the Secretary of State show the vote to have
been IA, ,496 for Colonel George R. Davis aud 1881
for Hon. Carter H. Harrison, the present incum
bent, giving Davis an actual majority of 45. The
returns as made up at the time OF the election gave
Harrison a majority of 642. Colonel Davis this
morning expressed his intention of contesting the
seat on the grounds furnished by these figures,
but 1t Is believed that 1t is too late In the session
to accomplish anything.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
A SOUTH AMERICAN HORROR.
Twenty-Five Men Attempt to Sack Town and
are Killed.

Panama, July 16.-Peruvian journals publish
an account of horrible atrocity In the Province
of Hualgavoc. Some months ago number Of
persons from the town of San Pablo arrived at
San Miguel for the purpose of having baptism
performed in the latter place, After the religious
ceremony, those present proceeded to a place Of
diversion, where, after the consumption of a good
deal of liquor, acrimmage occurred between
the parties from San Miguel and these from San
Pablo, which resulted in the death of one OF the
former and the detention Of some others. few
days afterward a number Of San Pablinos pro-
ceeded to San Miguel and forcibly rescued their
imprisoned friends, threatening to return before
long to take vengeance for the blood OF their
toWnsman. At the beginning Of the present
month the town of San Miguel was invaded by
twenty five individuals from San Pablo, well
armed and furnished with munitions who began
to sack the town, behaving with the greatest bru-
tality and cruelty. The inhabitants ascended the
church towers rang the bells to give the alarm
and attacked the invaders with uncomfortable
fury. The result was that fifteen of the gang were
instantly killed, and the remaining ten were
were severely wounded and taken prisoners. On
the following day the latter were lifeless and the
public square of San MIGUEL offered the revolving
spectacle of twenty five corpses sreWn in all di-
rnptiOng
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
HEAVY FAILURES.

Cleveland, July 29-The Union Iron Works
Company made an assignment to-day to ], NJ.
Sauderson, attorney. The liabilities are s2l5,0O
and assets 100000. This company employed 1000
men and had extensive mills In the Eighteenth
ward. The immediate cause Of this failure was
inability of Of their heaviest debtors to meet
the paper due. .
o. A. Brooks & Son, one Of the Oldest crockery
and glassware firms In the city, assigned to-day
10 John A. Vincent, Esq. Liabilities, $4,000;
a1ets, $4,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
VOLUNTARY PETITION IN BANK
RUPTCY.

Chicago, July 29-J.:M. McVicker, for many
years proprietor OF McVicker's Theater and well
known in the dramatic world, fled voluntary
petition in bankruptcy to-day. Liabilities S65 900
OF this amount half million is a judgment
against him as one Of the bondsmen for David A.
Gage, city treasurer, who defaulted in large
amount to the city in 1874. OF the remainder
$685. 900 Is secured by q mortgage on McVicker's
Theater, and all the rest is variously secured
with the exception OF $1,000 or 5000. He owes
S60O0o to Mrs. McVicker, and S35 900 to various
Eastern parties At present the theater will be
run as heretofore by Mr.. McVicker and all con-
tracts that have been made with dramatic
troupes will be carried out
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN r. R.

Cincinnati, July 25.-The trustees Of the Gin
slnnat Southern Railroad to-day awarded con.
tract for the completion Of the road from somer.
set to Boyce Station, to R. G. Huston & Co., fol
for sl672,OOO. The contract provides for the
erection Of "a iron bridges and tregtles, and 12
wooden bridges, the road to be built by August
GOTH 1879 or forfeit Of ST. 900 per day thereafter
until the road Is completed. This action Of the
trustees necessitates an election by the citizens Of
Cincinnati within the next ten days to vote yea
or nay upon the proposition to issue 100000
more bonds to complete the road.