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Administrators Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS,

1IATE OF kANSAS, tss
LEAvENwORrH, COUNTY.
In the Probate Court in and Jor said Cous'':
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
HENRY A. GREENE, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that Let
~ ters of Administration have been grs ut
ed 10 the undersigned on the Estate of Hem ;
A. Greene, late of said County, deceased, Il
the Honorable, the Probate Court Of
County and State aforesaid, dated the
day Of July. A. ID. ISIS. Now, all persons
ing claims against the said Estate are her
notified that they must present the same
the undersigned for allowance, within Q.
year from the date Of said Lstters, or tn.
may be precluded from any benefit OF sue
estate and IL such claims be not exhibite.
within three years after the date Of said Lei
they shall be forever barred.
SOPHIA WALLER, AdministrafriX Of th'
Estate Of Henry A. Greene, Deceased
July 18th, 1873.
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WHEN your subscription TO TsE WEEKLY
TINES is ou. send $500 and get Wilson
Sewing Machine and The WEEKLY TINES
tor five ye:.s. It .'ie bes. ofer ever
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REFERENCE, Charged up.

as Gained in the petition in slch act ;ou.
And AL persons are he. eby notified {, ap-
pear and snow cause at the District Court of
LeavenwoIth county, on the 18th day OF Sep
tember. ISIS, why said land should not be
sod for the payment OF such taxes, inter
and penalties. J. W. TAYLOR,
tnun.v II
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Uncle Sans Condition Powder preTents
disease, purifies the blood, improves the
appetite, gives a smooth and glossy coat
of hair, and keeps the animal in good con-
dition.
For sale by Jos. Harrop, Campbell &
Kendrick, and Theo. Egersdorfi
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET


ST. Lot IS, JUiy 80
CATrLE-Nliive shippers, weak, very slow
and iirIic doing native butchers stock dull.
steeIs, 50 OJs . 81 cows and heifcrs $50 2US
30; grass Texans, fairly active, steers s2 2s9
) ~ cows :! Jas >. lseceipts, r.
HoGs-Sieady; light shipping To best York
erS and Biltimores, S3 gsi 30; packing, "a 70
al p: butchers TO extra, 50 25ai %, Receipts,
l,6b.
SHEEp-Steady and fairly firm for good
grades good to fancy, mutsons, So leL@s3 20.
II, ceip;s, so.
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Publication Notice.

{SDwARD MCMAHON "inI Others I'M
II known" aId all persons'having or aim
lug an i.tercst In nrein, Will n no ice that
the Eo1rd OF County Commits 5ioners OF
I.cayenwOrth County, kInsas, have COM
menced an pction in the ID. irict CO1rt OF
s. ii coulty,a 'aiist them and blocs sixteen,
lG, in Russell survey, in the County OF
i.eavenworth and State of Kansas, % subject
~ Il block TO sale for the delinquent t.xes,
Interest and penalties thereon, as follows:
EyuInIr A-R'ock. JIG. Russell's Survey.
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CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

HoGs-Eeceipfs, ii.C00; steady and active; |;
ali sold cio'c. heavy, 81 1894 60; light, - .
al s5; mixed, 81 0oSs 30
CArrLE-Receipts, 500; prime natives,
st lady, 81 0 d5 20 butchers s,eers, slows 0g
as 60; cows, 81 iou3 80 +; Texans, plenty and
weak, 81 . as s.
SHEEP Receipts, so; market strong and
ncflYe: B Slcj .
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Tre highest ma" he; mice will be paid for
Woo, Hides. Pel;-, ~ vs. Fufs, Broom Corn
Gliiu, Cic. SCud Srn pie OF One aud vii ~
pCr. Ad,!re1 =. L.. Ward, y Merchant EDa ,
Boston, II tss ju'y'sNi;.
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The Grand Central Hotel, New York. nos.
scsses ali the requirements, In size, STYLE To-
cation and appointments of the modern first-
class hotel, aud keeps its reputation a mod
Ol IA eodxw
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A PURELY vegetable medicine, contain
ing all the virtues Of calomel without any
of the injurious tendencies 50 justly dread
ed by mankind, Simmons Liver Regula-
tor will be found prompt to start the secre-
tions Of the liver, and give q healthy tone
to the entire system, without salvation or
other injurious effects. When used - =
cathartic, it in no wise disorders the sys-
TEN, nor does it produce any nausea or sick
stomach when about to purge. 1t is so
mild in its action as not TO interfere with
business or pleasure
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Administrators Notice.

STATE Of KANSAS,
LyAvFNwORTH COUNTY.
II the Prooate Court Of said County and Site:
In the Matter of the Estate of
CATHORINE GAUSZ,:: Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That lett )
IN testamentary have been granted to 1 e
undersigned on the estate of fCAthartne Gau-z,
late Of said county, deceased. by the Honora-
be the Probate Court Of the County and state
aforesaid, dated the 18th day Of July, A. ID.
1873. Now, all persons having claims against
the said eztate are hereby notified that they
must present the same to the undersigned for
allowance, within one year from the date Of
said letters, or they may be prscluded from
any benefit Of such estate; and that IL such
claims be not exhibited within three years
after the date OF said letters, they shall be
forever barred.
C. GAUsZ. Administrators OF the estate Of
Catherine CAUSE, Deceased.
July 18th, 1873.
In Witness Whereof, I the undersigned, Pro-
bate Judge Of Leavenworth County have
hereto set my hand and affixed the seal Of
the said Probate Court this 18th day Of July,
A. ID. 1873. NEWTON MANN,
julyiSw3t Probate Judge.
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ThGI's Enough Ia settle Any body.

I-INNII.II-AtI p'sZ--Ilci y
Bezc Jrslield says Gladstone Is "sophis-
ticated rheIorician, inebriated with the ex-
uberence ot his Own verbcsiry AMI egctis,ic-
al Imagination" That ought to s=ttle
Gladstone
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ascisimei in he petit .oI II dch on.
nj al ne. sP-e he ely not led to Ap-
PEE a al snow cause at the Gisi tict Cou OF
LcTvenwOi IN t8IItv, on he " \ day of cp-
trnb.r, le.S, why . Il land shou not De sold
fJr the pJ uncut o. such TX :, n resi- nd
penalties 'ner, IN. jos. W. TAYLOR,
CpuI,; A,.OTI.y.
CHARGED up.
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The two men, Hardewan q Smith, ar
rested = few days ago, upon suspicion of
having stolen a COW, were released BY the
delivered up to them, sSey 1eiundinr myth. the
s. paid them BY the party Who purcSased
he bovine. They then re-sold tie ssinsi
to another party for S.. when Laureoce
Kennedy, who, through the efforts Of Detec-
tive Goddard had discovered Il to Be- 81
property, and from whom it lad ben aoIen.
sasppped IN and claimed - The two -
GOOD. and havsnot siassksea neA
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eoi&w

Uncle Sans Harness Oh will keep the
leather soft and pliable, thus preventing
its cracking or ripping, and is better for
oiling harness than any other oil ever nrade.
Sold hy all harness makers and dealers in
leather Give il a trial
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The north pat ofthe northwest fractional
iuar er o. section 81, township q. range -
oouideu rs IOliOWs, VIZ: tommeDc y. 81 "a
post and corner ON ne side mir on the wes.-
err ine OF sad ac,ion? qUarser, 40 IOds
north oi tGe southwest corner, running II 10 A
stone in lhe Zesg er fislt, thence east to the
Mi>sod- rlver, thence down the ives untiI IL
iulersecis the east line ofsaid actioual quar-
tei, thence Socth ON the ] ne TO n -,ust :ud
corner 50 rods Irohi the soltii / ne o. ne ac-
tionat quarter, thence west To berfur 10
containing seventy ac:es more or less
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REFERENCE charged up.

as claim ri in the petition in such action.
And al perSO rs are he.eby no. fled TO ap-
peJrand snow cause at slid cor ,on the III
Il ~ of So lienDer ISIS, why such lots sIo I'D
not be sold for tae payment o. such Ii es,
= itSrest and penalt .eS thereon.
10. W. TAYLOR,
County Atto:n.y.
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.E-HIE;r A."-Iot s. b. IS, Clark 4 Rees.

a. claimed in the petition OF such action.
And all dersons are herepy notified TO ap-
pear nd show cause at the District Court of
leavenworth county, on the 18th day o! Sep
tember, 1873 why said lot should not be sold
for the payment Of s-Ich taxes, interest and
JOS. W. TAYLOR,
County Attorney.
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DIX. Griffith * Co., 81 and 30 S. Water
street, Chicago, are general commission
merchants tor the purchase and sale of
grain, flour, butter, lard, cheese, tallow,
hides, green and dried fruits and all kinds
Of produce.
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DR. WHH0FT's ANTI-PEI:IoDIC OF FE-
YER AND AGUE Tone, ,-WIlhoft's Tonic
has established itself as the infaIlible Chill
cure. 1t is universally admitted to be the
only reliable and harmless Chill medicine
now in Use. Its efficacy is confirmed by
thousands of certificates OF the very best
people from all parts OF the country. 1t
cures malarious diseases of every type, from
the shaking agues of the lakes and valleys,
10 the raging fevers Of the torrid zone. Try
il! 1t has never been known 10 fail.
Wheelock, Finlay * Co, Proprietors, New
Orleans.
For sale by the Druggists. eodSw
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Legal Notice.

STATE OT KANSAS,
LEAyENwoRTH COUNTY,
In the District Court, in The County o Lara
trorth, IN the State Of Kansas,
Jacob Geyer Receiver OF the Homel
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Have you a cough, cold, hoarscness,
weak lungs, bronchial trouble, or asthma 4?
Use Eilert's Extract of Tar and Wild
Cherry 1t is sovereign remedy for all
pulmonary diseases. Ii is warranted 10
give satisfaction; do not fail TO give it
trial, and if il fails you many return the
bottle half empty TO your druggist.
For sale by Jos. HarrOp, Campbell d
kendrick, and Theo. Es,ersdorG
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In the L. :. Court yesterday, Judge Fos-
ter presiding, the report Of Ii. T.. Dillon, as
Mister on the accounts Of the receiver of
the Kansas Pacific Railway Company, was
confirmed.
An order WAS also made yacating an or.
der mede in 1876 allowing salaries to solici-
tors Tor the receivers OF the Kansas Pacific
Railway Company.
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The GEART FAMILY MEDICISE.-Dr. Mil
hoH's Anti-Periodic or Fever and Ague Ton
lc. No case OF incurable Chills has yet pre-
senied itself, where this scientific and safe
medicine has been employed. No case has
been found obsti mate n. 10 resist Its prom pI
and mastery action. No man has been 80
reduced by InaaTiaI Influences, but with its
use has come up perfectly reconstructed. No
pills or purgatives required with this medi-
cine. WHEELoCK, fINLAY & Co, Proprietors,
New Orleans.
FoR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. eoIIw
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Triumph Of a great discovery! The pub
lie has rebelled against cauterizing Hair
Dyes. Fashion has foresworn them. A
sagacious community has adopted in their
stead, Cristadoro's Hair Dye, and for these
reasons: Ii embrowns and blackens the
hair, not the skin. 1t is vegetable emol-
licnt, not q burning fluid. 1t does not bur
lesque nature with blooming metallic tin
ges, but produces her own living hues Its
cooling effect is lasting. Ii defies detection
Its results are uniform. 1t never fails.
Manufactured by J. Cristadoro, No. 90 VIII
liam St, New York. Sold by all Druggists.
Applied by ali Hair Dressers eod&w
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Special Local Notices.


IN order that all may test the great virtues
oi Dr. Swaynes Compound SyInp Of Wild
merry, We have issued trial bottles at 2
cents. No family should be without ms
valuable medicine, a. Olten times single
cent bottle will cure a recent cough or cold,
ana thus prevent much suffering ana RISK OF
lille. IL also cures asthma, bTonchllls, liver
complaint and snfiches and purifies the,
blood, giving tuno and strength 10 the entire
system.
l DEEM IT MY DUTY TO TELL THESH oRID
What abr. Sgayne's Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry has done Tor me. / bad a yio-
lent cough, might sweat, sore throat, great
weakness, wlthf sever. atIacks of henorr-
bage gave up all hopes Of recovery 1 am
now cured, a sound and: hearty man. Ed
ward IL. Hanson. engineer at Sweeney 5 Pot
terry, l3si Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia. Over
twenty i've years have elapsed. and still
remain healthy man." Sold by arnold
Jones * Co., ana Sparrow d Jones' Leayen-
worth. Trial bottles % cents. Large size
Sl.UO, survived -lriAW
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General Crook Delivers an Official
EncOnsum Upon the Merits OF MaJ.
4. n NickeEson.
The following is a late order issued by
General Crook, Commanding the Depart
ment OF the Platte:
HEADQRS DEPT. OF THE PLATTE,
OMAHA BARRACKS, Neb., July IL, 1873.
GENERAL OEpEEs,
No. s.
In obedience TO paragraph ., Special
Orders No. AS, current series, Adjutant
Generals Office. Major A. ii. Nickerson,
Assistant Adjutant General, is relieved
from duty at these Headquarters.
The Brigadier-General Commanding,
cannot let pass this occasion for making
known his deep sense of obligation for the
valuable and distinguished services rem
dered him by Maj. Nickerson, during the
twelve years that that officer has been a
member of his military family, and for
congratulation upon a promotion 20 richly
deserved, which will assuredly secure a
general recognition for the high qualities
of mind and character which have won the
warm regard and esteem of those from whom
he is now to be separsted.
BY command of Brigadier General
Crook.
OFFICIAL: ROBERT WILLIAMS,
Assistant Adjutant General
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An INFAMOUS sLANDEH REfUT.
Ed.

hnOus hss ts StChtrss hAePoHsct %
Court OF Appeal. OF New York.
SPeaks-Cbe AdJutant General of
New York Gives the Lie 10 George
T.-Uni0n Soldiers Read!
From The TINES OF November :, 1S76
Two weeks ago the Republicans OF Leav-
enworth issued an address 10 the voters OF
Kansas, OF which the following certificate
formed part:
WHAT THE SOLDIERS WHO SERVED IN THE
BATTERY THINK OF GEORGE T. ANTHONY.
The following list embraces the names Of
the members of the l7th y. y. Battery in
Medina and Shelby Center, \. Y. Only
three member Of that Battery declined to
sign:
SHELLEY CENTRE y. ", Oct 2, IS16.
The undersigned, members Of the 2ith bat
tery of New York, served under Capt. Geo I.
Anthony nearly three years
The battery for nearly two years laid at or
near the city of Washington. HIS character,
from observation during our time of service
Is that OF IA coward. lie was tyrannicai, cruel
am oppressive on his men, often ini!icting
upon them excessive and unjust pun nishment.
We believe that he holds several thousand
dollars realized from the sale OF ratiOns, of
which We were deprived. We believe that he
has money raised by subscription for the pur-
pose of einbaining comrades Huntand Full
Ier that has never been paid To the embalm-
eIs IL Is our belief, ana We think the I'M
preston prevails throughout our community
that he is deslitut@ OF business integrity, NOR
ally dishonest, aud that he left our village on
account of the feeling of dislike and hatr 4
openly expressed against him.
CHAN ELLiC, 1T, Il. r. ZIMMERMAN,
WILLIAM ioZIEE, AVERY A. SMITH,
NJ. NJ. EDMUNns, MI. Huxley,
JOHN W. BLEEKMAS, CHAs. MACE.
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Summer Complaints, or Cholera-infan-
tum, this fearful complaint which is car
rying off the infants and children by the
thousands at this season OF the year, can
always surely be checked and cured by Ir.
WinchelPs Teething Syrup. it has never
failed to give immediate relief in the most
severe cases. 1t is boon within the reach
OF every mother. Do not hesitate to give it
trial; you will surely be pleased with its
charming effect.
Sold by Campbell & Kendrick, Jos. Har-
rop and Theo. Egersdorf, at 25 cents per
bottle.
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BiRE. Departed her life, June 26th, 1873.
MARY BYRK, in the twelfth year of her age
Relatives and friends of the family are n, snacf-
fuly invited TO attend the funeral which willtake
elace from her uncle's Eugene Sullivan, corner OF
second and streets southeast, at 8 o'clock d m.
Friday, June %. informing papers please copy. =
BROWN. In Brooklyn, n. Y, on Sunday eve
ming. June 70 y, 1873 after lingering Illness of
consumption, Mrs. LIZZIE l. Brown, wife OF
Mr.. K. X. Brown, formerly OF this city
lnteIment at Cemetery of the EveTgreens, Thurs
DAY, June 81
C0RCoRAN, On June &c 1878 NORA N. Cor
CoRAN, aged sixteen years aid eight months of
congestive chls. -
Funeral al 80 O'Clock Oh Friday from No 4O4
Min, teeDth street northwest.
HORRELL. At his residence, No 600 Twen-
ty-frst street, this city, THOMAS j. HoRRELL,
aged fifty-five years.
Funeral services at the house, Friday morning
~ ~ O'Clock. Friends respectfully invited TO al
tend. st. Louis papers please copy
HERBERT. AT $50 q m, June 81, 1878 SAM
HkL III: hEKBERT, beloved husband of Rosa A.
Herbert, in the thirty-second year OF bis age.
funeral from the residence Of his mother, ll23
Ninth street northwest, SATURDAY, at 4 D. m Raj.
tmore papers please copy.
RICHARDS. On the morning OF j ne Is 1873
WILLIAM L. RICHARDS. at his late residence, No.
Sl6 Z street s.e., aged 63 years, months, and IL
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited In
attend his funeral from the Second Baptist Church.
CO rneT OF Fourth street and Virginia avenue 8 e.
Thursday, the 27th instant, at 4 30 o. clock o. m
baltimore papers please copy e
SEARS. On Wednesday, June 26, 1878. at4p.
years rellct OF James W. Sears ST., late Of Alex
The funeral viii take place from the residence or
her son, w. Leslie Sears, S21 Thirteenth street
notice.
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THE EVENING STAR.
THURSDAY. juno %, 1875.

A MINISTER ACCUSED OF MURDER-There
Is a great deal of excitement in the south
western portion of Mahoning county Ohio,
occasioned by the authorities having decided
upon the arrest Of the Rev. Mr.. Potter, late OF
LlmaNllle, stark county, United Brethren
preacher, on the charge Of numbering VIII
hanson carter, his wife'S uncle, near Atwater
station, about three weeks ago. The Rev Mr..
Potter had not lived happily with his family
and while he was at conference recently his
wife left him, and her uncle, the man muir
dered, TO move her 10 Alliance shortly after
Potter got back from conference he persuaded
his wife 10 rejoin him, and the family pre-
pared TO emigrate to kan>as. She left about
four weeks ago, he rem lining 10 settle up
some business. A week later William Carter
was found dead near Atwater station. He
had started 10 walk home from Alliance on
the railroad track. The affair has been kept
secret up 10 within a short time, i'm order to
enable the authorities 10 work up the case.
suspicion fell upon Potter in consequence OF
threats that he had made about the time that
he returned from conference and found that
That Potter was in the vicinity at the time OF
the murder, and hat which an Alliance man
sold TO Potter was found near the murdered
man. Anot' n fact against him is that he dis
appeared immediately after the murder. He
followed his wife 10 Kansas. William Carter
was the brother of the Rev. Chas Carter
known all over the Reserve. He was struck
with heavy wrench that crushed his skull,
and he must have died SUDDENLY YOURgS-
tolrn Register.
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2 II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctio neer,

* IL " ANN EAss ACd EStdt0 AuCIlOQocE.
ThUsTFEs SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE COIN
9Y OF WASHINGTON, A SHORT Dis
TANCE FROM THE BENNING'S ROAD.
NEAR GRACELAND CEMETERY, con,
tanning six Acres Of Ground, with new large
and connexions Brick House. Slaughter
House, Ice House. and other Out Buildings:
Land in high state of cultivation.
By virtue OF two deeds of trust dated re- -
speetiyely. one Oh the oh day of February, f.:E
A:D. 1870, and recorded in Liber 776, folio e.SU
10, ct Seq and the other dated 18th day of Janu-
airy, A. ID. 1876, and recorded In Liber sos, folio
266 ct seq, OF the land ors for the District of
Columbia, and by request of the parties secured
ther. by. shsll sell at pubic auction ON WEDNES-
DAY, Inc 24th day or July, A. ID. 1878 at o'clk
piece or parcel OF land and premises lying nd sru-
ate In the District of Columbia, known as lot 8.
In John A. BartIuffs subdivision of part of tract
OF land called Long Meadows together with the
improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale as to the Indebtedness secured by
the first deed OF trust onefourth cash. pa .nce In
equal notes payable In one, two and three wears.
annum; interest payable semi-annuaily, AS TO ths
second deed of trust: The indebtedness secured by
SAID deed OF trust and proportoDate amount of ex-
Penses OF SALE In cash. and the bal nee In g. and
lzmonths for which the notes OF the purchaser shall
De gwen, bearing interest. All of said to be
tecured by deed OF trust upon the property sold.
deposit OF $40 required at the time OF sale. II the
terms OF sale are not complied with within seven
days rom day of SALE the Trustee reserves the right
defaulting purchaser, upon giving five days notice
OF such resale. All conveysncing &C cost OF pur-
j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman. j, % -th&m&ds
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TNHuMAs DOWLIN4. Auctloneer.
CHANCERY SALE IN THE COUNTY. WE'LL.
LOlA AND IMPROVED

Loo ATED AND IMPROVED.
ny virtue OF a decree of the Supreme Court -
cause No; 43ss, wherein James Smith ct al. l"iN
ale cOmp'aiDantS and John J. Magee ct al are de-
fss Vii ss on on tss NJ Day Of
July, 1878 at O'Clock D. M. in front of the prem
Uses. at public auction, all those lots of ground
aa eesr in psrfs District
scribed as follows Beginning for the first part at
stone now planted, marked No. l, said stone being
line of Jehn 4. Chappell's part of Fletehaiis
chance, as run and laid down by Mr. Denmsad,
said stone being at the south corner OF the small
lot where George Collins built small house, and
running thence from said stone N. 81 Is degrees w
34A perches to stone No. 2; Then N. IL, degrees
east 40 perches to stone No g. being on the divi-
leaving said division line, e. 671s degrees east 291i
peTches to the west division line of Mrs. Morgan's
lot, and then with it as far as it goes and in a
stragh line continued TO the place Of beginning at
stone No. 1, containing acres. And beginning
for the Second part at corner stake being the
south corner of Smiths part of said tract and the
northwest corner OF the lot heretofore owned bs
Ann Morgan, ard running from thence with the
west line OF the Morgan lot g. Ii degrees w. I6 10
k eicnes 20 the northeast corner of said Jas
perches will the north line of said acre lot to the
END at an Intersection with the line of
line n 175& degrees E. 49, perches to the end IF
said line and thence in a straight ineto The begin
ming, at sm1th's southeast corner, containing
the property owned by the late James Magee
, Ieims OF sale, as per decree of the court: One.
Interest cent In from Of sa Nth
secured by deed of trust on property sold, Con,
veyancing at cost of the purchaser or purchasers.
with within FIVE days otherwise ia. trustee re-
reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of
the defaulting purchaser or purchasers, on five
lishs cd in the District Of Columbia:
ltZO-eots VIM. ID. CASSIN, Trustee.
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SMALL HATS FOR SOME FRENCHNlEN.-From
inquiries made among French matters -
Delaunay, some curious fa"'~ ~ Or
heads have come Z" y 80 concerning
yeloping IN" - nght: In families de,
a. lard a higher intellectual stand
Grafton; while families failing inteIIectnssT III
SlioW regular decrease In size. The men
Who made the Revolution of I7S9 had bigger
heal nan their fathers; while the sons of
Ine present ruling families In France are
cranlologically so deficient that hats have to
De MADE specially for them. In Paris the
largest heads are TO be found in the quarter of
the schoOls, and among the schools them
selves the secular stand above the errIeSiaSti
call CtGnberS'S .TOnrnri