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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-10-18
GGsrlMessSswfnri.

Rr7H uno AuE1pritIt elmer b.1rSe.
rsu ggecutiCn fWr riidftGnSiee Sh 'cru
fir ,ue SGbrs 1869, 1870, 1871, 1877, IL s.
1919. 1875 hMb 1876 ali Craft /, Sraft 8
ruc Eruft 3, 4vic u1tcn beIGrie6en, ausocfeii
in ,er SfTee pe5 glerfs Der Giruit Grutt ppr
@afernare &unnty, Milpnri. SuriiaSu'r Iat.
teu in Nvpember Strmiu 1875 bef01ten Cjc.
riches. unO III miW 9eriGtst i'll 0unftsn bc1
GrdalsS Wifcuri 3unt OebraI0 GeL G6ria,
!,goM. &vlsftrr ter SteEern pUh GLecpnaoe
Cg.niD Wv,, NIB seBen
5. 2S. gStiting.
IiaBs iT ale 8sl.t. Gt:iL. Sn!steFeu WI Ia-
pride $50 t1ja8'sIt
s. Is. Wbitins,
cr, in une auj uabteyeno belGrietsnc5T uuS.
et3sntbum i'll 9citb seucu,Mcn uup NH 8e.
faf11 belt5t, ndntIiO
Srart !, 6itl. Ddlfte hes fibGfi. 8icrteis rrr
Geitieu 10, GUwnlb tn Il. 9Rauqe {; &ract :
nIrplid1e 5alf.e bes iiI1iDcfliden @icrtci6 un.
nprpwetlimeS giertsI be6 fuerltI. g5icrtcle ppl
G clifton 20, EoDnitip Al, Nauge 4; Srna 8
r~prpwe[f. giertel bes fiiopltl. Nierttls Do.
SsFtipu ), Ipwnfbip AZ, Jtauqe s.
MGe5 beiessn i'll 0GerOuaoe County SIC.
uap i'd peres am
Otenstaa, IL. Nrsemter 1873,
~.riJ01eu 9 ulr 0crmitfa4e NIB 5 lIhr GaE.
mittaas. at oft Srcu E1Ure tc8 Gpurt &uulei
in oe? .nanr, 9jascpnabe County. has Gau;e
coer 10 vel ooa obiaem Gigent lum, ais erfpt.
bcrlid', aui pfentliUer &IfEiUu an rtn h.ieiI.
tists' JsM iur SaLr 9st..uiTen. UNI VI: G..ne. :
uAe RGireL yitieF Yt. iahral5 II Vxaen.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-10-18
@leTifiG=Serfauf.

!T:aft NIB &utbcritGt zines belonSercr Gree
fulton fir rii6ltdrsiae Gteuern fir bic Sabre
1872, 1873. 1874, 1875 nnN 1876 an
Eraft1, pie rnten telGrieben, Gus9eIfelt
Der Sfice hes GlerfS Der Circuit Court Don
@aSeonaee Com: y, G.iiiouri, surIdsnerfntten
in benz 3rosn,bcrs 5eTrliu 1870, oJiGen Gee
rihtSbpfe6 NIB ar miJ Nerl3trt III OrInlteT
hes GtaaseS G~tiilrrri sum UcbrNIIee onu
Gbriif. arbn, &.pIc, .0r Der G:e,ler1 DOI G90'
cOuace @OWn.s, Pc, hid sescH
.. g. HouIsmau,
babe i'd ale Scatse, Site, Sntcrrirn urS cc..n-
pride beS befa1ten =.
=. &. Srufr,ar,
on, tn rrb ouf nac,tc:sbsre teit5ricjc,ss:=rarbs
ei9eutbum in SsilS seasEi-len nno NIT Be-
fctae Felejt. rdrlih:
Graft /. t,efl. Sdtfte zee trr6rsitl. Ste.-
tells, rcttDlL YifrtcE hr5 rproto. Sier.eIs cOr
SsFtion IL, Tornjbie II, Stan'c &.
Mi.es be,ecen ii GaGcl.:doc County, Ssaat
GRilcuri NIB il tperoe an
DierstaG, II. NctcrI5cr 1878
spiiGeu 9 1lhr g'rrrtittas0 MID 5 utr 9io6mi.-
tags res rbiaer &acc3, vi ser TTcrttbirc ces
GUurtjarie3 3u 52srr1o1u, Ca:concoe Gcn!1te,
rHs Cjtn;e raer 10 n,c. rcn pSircrp CtGcrtDrr.,
Gls nptS;3 /, arr picuit,er ITstion nn o 1t
Mciii9isteaoen +ir "a 9cr..ufers I'M cie
Gteuern IND &9t.en t.c:c3 Ser ,aJrsts III
tcaen.
Cbrrtr~e gergrer,
Gbfrin MN 6i1Srpr1Ne GnifftS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-10-18
GherifFs=GcrfGnf.

Sraft unb @utpriiIt sinsr beiOnocrer @rtcu
lien fir riiditdubide Steuern fir bis
Sabre 1878. 1874, 1878 unb 1876, an GrdIi
l., Srott ,, Gratt 5 une SraEt H. nit
untsu t.i6ricben, aue9eEtelt in eer SfTcG
reg @lerts Ger Circuit Court ron Gass
touate County, Miicurj, suriJdsuertat;Gn i'll
tent Ncps'nbsr. Ssrmir 1878 ptigen @jCrth-a-
:pfe5 une an MID 6cri6tet III Gunltcn rco
Subn. 6pltcftpr Der Steleru ron 0a5rrnGs'
60, Mc., unp 9e9en
@n,alie HietrT urS Gba6. Serntarb Ete1cf.
ibr Gate,
bare i'd ale &cdte, Sitel, SnterrTen unb @n.
,pridbe Der befagteu
gImaIir TittcF NIB GtaS. Sernbarb 9IicBct,
= ihr Vdtte,
an, in unS auf ta9IebenS observation-disclosures
Gi9entbum in 9eliE %9enpmmen UNI nit go.
jGtag beIeet, ndmli6:
Graft l, Got SO 81. 6. Ctr, Sermarr ;
Graft 2, Got 81 gE. 6. Ctr, SerrndEn; Gratt
8, got SO SO. 6. Ctr, Sermann ; Graft 4, Yet
S. %. 6. Ctr, Sermaun.
gle5 tele9er in @aecrndbe County, Gt1ai
Gfilcuri; uno ib trcrbe am
Oienstas. IL. Hcsemtsr 1878
srif6ru 9 lttr g. so. II. 5 l1br q. So, an
FER 6rpnt.G bure bsS GcurtbauIeS III Sern,dnr,
@dsrpnnee County. has 0arse rher 10 piel pom
Cbi9snt Giseutbum, alS erfprherli6, auf DE
fentlidCr 9Iuftipn at ben Neiffbicteneen fur
8aar rerfdufen, um hi: StsuerB unb Soften
tisiss gerfabrrns su bsdcn.
Sbepbpr 8eraner,
SberiH pom Gasepnabe GcIntp'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-10-18
SleriTs=Serlaaf.

Nrart Hnp Nutoritlt rincr hfirnrerfE &r. ca-
hcn Tur rWfidrciGs $HWern Tir rag
3abr 1876, an Srnft !. rpie urteW teicrr;eacI,
ben. aW5asltslt III rsr SfFcc res Gscrfe cer
Glrcrit &rmrt orr Wae1ruape GeuRIY, ASiis
l9uri, SuruGiEEsr!6tfn in Ntccmtsg Enm.n
1878, Ese eh,a.n NeriG:c2. rre ~ ml2 o.
TJbtst ;u @'nETed cgs SstJ,s~ 2RiNCE7; sim
HjttrGu3 Pen &brtit- &AtG, G~e:!rt:pr ccx
SteuerU ssu 01acOu0ec GGNEtY, 9tp, Rao
9c0en
SVbn McTcuGIe.
boSs iG ale Redts, Ittsl, 9atsrsicn NIB FIJI
igriGe crs ~belaaIsn
Srtn OpcTpuaIc>
on, In auh auf nabitebenb beidristeu.3Gjr nj.
Fiecntbum in 6elis genenmgE Euo NIT &c
lhiag bf!rgt, nlmli6:
&ralt /, flrRefl. &isr!el rrs nc.ctDea.inen
GisrEsls rem SsttiUn II, 2euRigip IA,
R1nsr 6.
Allies tstessn in 8ascoHaee County, NJ.
IoIri nne it perre an
Dtcustag, f2. gloprntfer 1878
;rifdben 2 nbr 8erTtjtta55 rRr > ubr Nadis
mi5Taga, an fsr 6Tgnttpprr cfS GrsrtHanItq N
Sermann> OaSCoraEs GtWntY, A1ih. mi. ra5
g5anse Desr 10 oitl ron rbiaem GieentbuIu, as
GIIcrceTlib. auf UTentlitsr AIffirn IN rrr
SRciffhietenhfn FIR Saar rfrfauftn. UNI ole
Gtfugrn Gne SCitEn eisSes 8srfabrens III
hf6eH.
Gbep. 9ergntr
SbfriH BON 6a9rcRAee Spunty.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-10-18
Cber.EI.Ssx2a:ii.
Gbep. 9srgntr,
Sbfri1 BON 8a5eCRhee Spunty.

araft NIB strttcri.,-.t sirer Ftfonhe.
"a Gr:tut;cn fir rii~dfinsife Stcueru
far tit G:'tre 1870, Ell, 1912, 1873,
1914, 1873 NIB 1876 an 3raFt /,
1917 ani.n jsfYristru, ausssfelt in Der
Sffee tcs GIerfs Der Giruit Court RON
@astonntr Counts. gtiIsuri, ,uriid;ueritat.
tei: lin 9tosemter Etrmiu 1878 ~teiastsn CT
Uitfss, unb an rtiG eeri6tst su @unffen res
@taa;es 0iifeuri gum 0ebraud ron Shriff.
&ubn. @cltftrr her Steusrn ron 0asecnabe
Counts, NU., unb sr9en
8. 6. Qitlc,
babe i'd oue Trute, G;trl, Sntfreftn Inb In.
fpri9e hss %bein9ten =
g. G. 9itle, +
OF. in ms ntf nh1lsGsns observation-disclosures
sissntbum III Ysfs ssurmmsn Inh nit Se,
inIhD telegt, ranllit1:
Graft i rprhmslEl. gisr..I srn Ss:tion II,
EcwrIhie a, Jtaugc 6.
Nle5 be.s9er in @nsconaSe GoInts, Us;
urb ij tpeTos Gm
DirnStos, 10. To.cnt5;r 1875,
;rii6tn 9 u3r g'prrlit!aee uno s ll9r Ndt.
n%;iitage. al e.r OYER: &tiirt reS Court SauIeS
III Herntauu, GjGjceueoe 6 Uutp, tsS Game
reer ~ y FL pcn rtiqer Eiecnt5unr, dl6 crfrr-
rcrli1, 0ui %picnt!il III >4nttisa on ZEN Meiff.
tirttrhtn fir Gaa, 9crFeufen, I'm bic Steuern
uAp Epten eisff3 a5erfstyC!s ~ bsGsn.
SbCDcrt 3 crguer
CSC. III r11 Oastcla6e County.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-10-18
Sherifs-Serfauf.

Dtp. SET9ner,
SbfriH pom 8aecpnape Gpuuts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-28
The British Aruly,

A London newspaper of March saws: "Ac
tOralng TO the army estimates Just submitted
army is practically the same as it was last
year The home army is reduced, while that
OF the colonies is increased and the number of
British troops i'm India, remains as it was.
namely, at 63,6OO men Together. for the home
and colonial forces Mr. Hardy asks for l35 40
men. against 1884, last year: but the Slight
increase is more than absorbed by the unusual
demands of our colonies this year. Instead of
2i,W men which represented the colonial
army last year, 20 S5S are now called for leay-
ing us at home with something like 10000
this number as good men and true for de
Quoting recruits, time-eXpired men. and nOn-
nghtlng soldiers; there would probably remain
up in line of battle. OF our colonial troops
the Mediterranean stations monopOlize nearly
half between them. The garrison at Glib
nai of MsRs SSch by has ' reee nnS
been considerably augmented. is shown
to be S,oot. In China, at Hong Kong
mere are ,2)s British soldiers; at Ceylon l,234
and IN the Straits Settlements l,022. On the
West Coast of Africa there is one regiment of
West Indians distributed between Sierra
Leone and the Gold Coast, the former colony
having garrison of 426. while the Gold Coast
and Lagos must be conteat with l96. In South
Africa there is comparative large force of
British soldiers Just now. by reason of the
kaflr war indeed, the garrison is just dcuble
amounts to 6,A3 men. The Island of ST He
lena Is held by lis artillerymen. and that of
Nautilus by force of So all told. In Ber-
muda there are 2, 146 British troops: i'm Halifax,
l,S3l: and throughout the West Indies about
2GOO more. Finally comes the Colony of Fiji,
which is represented by the British army in
the person of one Royal Engineer, and man
in the Army Hospital Corps, making total of
two. Altogether, We are Informed the home
colonial, and Indian armies are made up of %
regiments of cavalry. go batteries of artillery,
AZ companies of engineers, Isl battalions of
OF infantry, and the Army Hospital and Army
Service Corps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-28
Hints ON Housekeeptu.

TN the commencement of April the wt,.,s
uutltS increase IN anticipation, for prrpar.
lSns must be made for house cleaning ans
Wien Ihat comes every closet drawer corner
P eSSe,,uag, etc, must h. ranSacked, overlooked
anu Cleafed up Tor the coming summer Oar
lets must he taken up and shaken h,aS VII
pcaten ana bcdStcadS washed with strcns
p[ihe 10 destroy all insects etc Tea Je1,,ss
alter using, III saved for a week ar 50 staen in
quicker or pan of water for half an banr
strain through sieve, and use the tea o,.
tea-water 10 wash All vanished paint IN re-
strong detergent, cleansing the paint frop, it,
impurities and making the varnish shine
again II also cleanseS window SasheS and oil-
clotheS-lndeed, any vanished surface ia
improved by its application. IL washes win
dow panes and mirrors much better than
soap or water, and il excellent for cleans
ing oiack walnut picture and looking
sarnlshed paints with il. Whiting is uu-
equaied Tor cleansing white paint. Take n
sihai quantity OF whiting on damp flannel
hup nsnlly over the surface, and the effect will
surprising. wall papers are readily cleansed
ns Hlng SOFT cloth over a broom and sweep
ny GOWN me walls carefully, then follow with
lght rubbing of stale bread The dust ana
ashes OF stoves. CRATES and furnaces are d.
posted IN every crack and crevice Of our rooms
ana require vigilant and active treatment for
tnelr removal. Carpets absorb great Quantities
OF them. These who can afford Il should use
mating during the summer il is cleaner and
cooler; or even an entirely bare floor is most
agreeable In hot weather, and thus three
months wear and tear NAV he saved Old
leather beds, pillows and holsters are greatIy
improved by putting them on a green glass
plot and beating them thoroughly for an hour
or so with long pliable sticks or canes turning
them on every side GernldRtOlrR Telegraph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-28
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
oIrK0NrD REAL ESTATE ON l STREET,
Eel w EEN 18Th AND 10TH STREE rs
HhUUEETTHHMEST AND ON PENNSYLVANIA
SGnMENuE- BETWEEN 17TH AND ISrH
ION EE ETY. 3RTHWEsT, IN WASHING
y, ~ virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court -
vi tne DIstrlct or Columbia, passed in Equity f..l
cause eau 8, number 37S. (Bouvet against Harrf e.l
Sn ct az. will sell at public auction in front OF
M, MariGb premises on tn tuesday, the esth day Of
tees 6y the depth thereof of Lot mum bered
1--WE .Ionr In square numbered one hundred
ing house No. 1905 street northwest.
$50 on Inc same day, ut ~ O'Clock d. m, tie
easterIy one-half of Lot numbered fifteen (15) In
s9ssre Numbered one hundred and sixty-eight
Noo), improved by large 3-story Brick Building,
stores and Dwellings, ava
IeIms: One-third cash, one third in ono year and
IN two years. with interest at the rate of
siA per cent per annum from the day of SALE or all
eaSh az the option Of the purchaser 500 to be
Poslted on acceptance of bid on each lot All con-
Seyancing at tb purchasers cost If terms are not
complied with in seven days. right reserved to re-
cost n h ana resell said property at the risk and
Pay men to lie secured BY mortgage on the prem
iSes sod, to be approved by the court.
JOB BARNARD, Trustee,
n ~ .o 4S6 Louisiana ave. n. ".
ID. n. WARNER Auct. mar14-eod&dS
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DIED.

,,boNSER ON "Wednesday. March 27th 1879.
IA days. ''' '"'ns ahe
Funeral from Wesley Zion Church, Id ST south-
wSt. FRIDAY atternot n al - O'Clock. Friends are
respectfully invited to attend
CARPENTER. On the 27th Of March 1879 of
consumption: CATHERINE Ben NETT, widow az
I i atr OILS H. Carpenter, of MauitowoC, Wiscop-
The funeral will take place from the residence or
ner SOh-ln-la sherman Piatt, 1912 RhoIr island
avenue, AT O'Clock FRIDAY afternoon. Friends OF
Tue lHlmlD are respectfully invited 10 attend.
DoWNEE. ON the 2sth Of March, 1873 al sig
s"ck q. m: WILLIAM, infant son OF the late
DAYS. 'N ~
F'nfral from the residence, corner Fourth ana
washington sts., al O'Clock, Friday the % IA in
ant. 10y w
Fl1IGERALD. On March 9th 1873 AZ IN
O'clock y. m, OF pleuria pneumonia, PATRICk
FITZGERALD In the hfth-third year OF his age
Funeral Will take place on Sunday, . a. clock m
M, from his late residence, AIS Third II south-
east Friends are respectfully invited to attend .
SHAW. At $40 a. M. March 81, 1874 SUsrE
X, SHAW, nee Custis wife Of Benz. y. Shaw
Funeral will take place from her late Tesdene,
IiS 81 street Se, on Friday, goth inst. at 2
O'Clock =. IN. Friends are respectfully Invited "a
attend without further notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-28
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

Tk UsTEE,s SALE OF DESIRABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN WASHING
TON CI sTRt p c. o On THE N or SIDE
AND 4x SIREETS WEST, No. S25 ST.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated February -
ed, 1875. and duly recorded in Liber No. fm
1923, folio 442. ct sea-, one OF the Iand rec-Ik
ords of the District of Columbia and at the request
of the party secured thereby, will sell, at pub
lie auction, on FRIDAY. April 9th, 1878, at 3
ing described real estate. situated in Washington
city, in said District to wit: All 1t certain piece
or pa' Gel of ground lying and being In the city of
Washington and District of Columbia, and known
and described part OF Lot five 90, In Square i've
hundred and thirty -eight $3.50. Beginning sixteen
16) feet west from the southeast corner of said
lot: and running thence west sixteen feet and ex-
tending north that width to the distance of sixty
hve feet: together with the improvements. rights,
and appuTtenances thereto belonging, said I'm.
PROV eDents consisting of comfortable Frame
House
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
and all expenses of sale. aud ali due and unpaid
taxes, in cash: the balance of the purchase money
In three equal instruments for which the notes of
the purchaser, payable respectively six, twelve and
eighteen months from day OF sale, with interest
secured by deed Of trust on the premises sold,
must be given or the whole of the purchase money
may, at the option Of the purchaser, be paid in
cash. Fifty dollars to be paid at time of sale. If
terms of sale be not complied with in six days, the
Trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and
cost OF the defauting purchaser. after four days
notice in The Evening Star newspaper. All convey
Jos Trustee
THOS. BOWLING. Auct. m3r25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-28
THE EVENING STAR.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Conclusion Of Testerdav's Proceed no

SENATE.-After our report closed
l.; in t:, discussion oil the Pacific railroad fund
ing OH was continued by Mr.. Hill, who, with
OUT committing himself TO either of the bills
under consideration. argued that the iudici-
airy committee bill was unconstitutional be-
made with the companies and imnose naw nb
ilgatlons without the consent OF the sock
holders. WV SWIM
Mr: Thurman. member of the Judiciary
committee spoke in defence of the committee
saying that If such an unconstitutional mea.
sure had been reported the committee had
better disband, and let new one be APP,
Mr.. Hill replied that he meant no disrespect
to the committee, but he repeated that mis-
take had been made as to its consttutionality
Mr.. Bailey, obtained the floor, and the bin
was laid aside.
The House consular and diplomatic appro-
pIlatlon Dill was reported, with amendments
restoring the salaries of ministers and consulS
to the amounts now required by law. increas-
ing the sum appropriated by the House slO0 400.
ft inc IN the amendments were provision
adopted by the Senate. A provision was also
added requiring cOnsuls to transmit 10 the
secretary OF the Treasury prices current of an
sron, rs USUALLY exported to the United States
rom the ports at which they are stationed
An amendment was added for minister resi-
dent AT the Argentine republic, and a charge
d,affaires at Paraguay and URUGUAY. Instead
of minister resident accredited TO Ali three
Inc Dill was then reported TO the Senate and
passed. Adjourned.
HOUSE.-After our report closed
Ihe Dill from the committee on commerce
10 prevent the introduction of contagious dis
eases, which, after discussion and the inSer-
ton OF various amendments removing any
provision conflicting with state laws, was
passed unanimously.
The Massachusetts contested election case
was taken up. and after considerable debate,
In which MIR. Butler took the part of the dem
ocratlc contestant, Mr.. Dean, a vote was taken
on the minority report of the committee de.
clallng Mr. Field, the republican. entitled To
the seat The vote stood yeas 10. nays ll9,
tive. thus tying the vote and defeating tie
resolution. Mr. Butler voted with the demo
Gratis, while nine democrats voted with the re
publicans, including Mr.. Walsh Without
coming to a vote on the majority resolution
the House adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-28
TlHOMAS DOWLIN9, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME and VALUABLE RESIDENCE
on THE SOUTHWEST CORNER of SECONN
and MARKET STREETS. GEORGET0VN

d. u. AZ
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April LIST, -
1873, at O'Clock in front of the premises inn.
shall sell that elegant Residence situate on the
southwest corner of "a and Streets contain
ing 10 rooms and all the modern imprOyem ents
This property is finely located, and is, without
doubt, one OF the most valuable properties In
Georgetown.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two
years. with notes bearing interest at per cent per
annum; and secured by deed OF trust on the prop
depost Of 500 will be required at the time Of sale
marS2-d9ds THOMAS D6WLING, Auctr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-28
1878 PENSsXLXAN1A 1873
ROUTE.

ROUTE,
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST,
Double Track. Steel Rats.
Splendid Scenery, Maonthcert EQwSpnse,s.
FEBRUARY 4th, 1878.
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHINGTON, from Depot,
corner Of Sixth and streets, as follows
For eaa to hf sGd dsy
SSie.so; da9. With fil.os sU "a af g
For- C.nasd.isua, RochssteI. Buaaio, Niasai.
anS the s n1rfa asgs To %as except
Wiiiismsport, Lock Haven. Eimirs s AND W Vat
vo, Ns 4 1Si sDa t n SHsy except sunday
Express Of Pullman Cars, $50 :. m. daily, s1-
For New York and the East, 1:so D. m. daily, OK
SP s 5srssy Il CITY
sIss NJ FS4E iss
For Philadsphia. 1:sO p; m daily. except SUNDAY.
LIN res isa M a. Sso Except ass SUN
aoo aaSi for Baltimore, $50, $50 +, m
For P0pe's cfeek Line LINZ s5e T. m. ana 40 D. M
For Annapolis. $50 = u. and 40 p. m. daily. OK.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILMAY ANp ALExANDRIA AND
NAsHlNGTON hAlLROAD.
For Alexandris, 9, =, d, 9:1O, 10, IL .. m, l. J.
40, 5, Up N. On Sunday at s:1O .. m. and
For the South, via Richmond, 2:46 J. N. daily:
$40 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for washington, g, Z
BID, 9:10 10, IL Am; 1, s, 40, s, 8:1O, and
pm. On Sunday 1t 8: 10 and 10 .. m. and D m,
Tickets, Information. sleeping and psrlor car &C.
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue: northeast corner Of Sixth street aud Penn
Byvania avenue, and ut the depot, where orders
can be left for the checking Of baggage to destins
ton from hotels and residences.
L. P. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
PRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nOvlO
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d H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
Trustees SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD

s66GGTH%%Esr coSSEk OF TWENTY-
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust. dated Octo- -
Der 22d and November 18th. A. D.: 1875, andeI0
Liber No. 8O3, folio 295 &C., Of the land records
for Washington county, D; c., and by direction Of
ton. In fropt of the premises, on SATURDAY,
the 3Oth day Of March, A.. D: 1873, at O'Clock
Emily Fuller's subdivision Of part OF Square No.
CO. in the city of Washington.
Terms of sale: One-third In cash (of which S25
must be paid each lot at sale); the balance in sX
nd twelve months, with interest at the rate OF
eight per cent. per annum, and secured by deed Of
trust. The terms to be fully complied with within
We days after day Of sale: otherwise the Trustee
serves the right to resell at risk and cost of de.
fl ulting purchaser or purchasers. All convey.
al cling at cost Of purchaser
ROBERT H. WARD, Trustee.
], C0LDWELL, Salesman. mari6-eoEds
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DOC EXTERMINATORs-The residents OF
Bergen Point are greatly excited i'm conse-
quence of the injuries inflicted BY a ferocious
dog on the child of Mr. Landrigan. A regu-
lar war of determination of the CANNES has
commenced. Fully two hundred were slaugh-
tered from Saturday night till yesterday after
noon. The vigilance committee that executed
TINS task were covered with masks. After de-
strOying all animals found on the streets they
proceeded to ranSack dwelling houses in quest
OF dogs, and so terrified the residents that the
animals were delivered up without much re
SlStance. Among those killed was valuable
SKYE terrier, belonging to wealthy family i'm
the First Ward, and the owner declared yes
terday that he will spend 81 900 to discover the
perpetratOr. No effort was made by the police
to arrest the men, two of whom are known to
belong to PamrapO. They were armed with
clubs and revolyerS, and in one case man
who refused to surrender his dog had a revolv-
er placed TO his head, which reduced him to
submission. The reign of terror was such on
Saturday night that many houses were closed,
the members being afraid to go out of doors.
The cases will be brought before the grand
jury.-(N. Y. Herald, Goth.
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MIR RTRn

PENNINGTON-TUCK ON tbe eo,b n,
reornal 1875, by the Rev. Henry Nice OF I2th
., sntneast NJ. r. church, WILLIAM II. PEN-
city. ' wv" VI s.s
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p h. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
Trustees SALEOF A NEATTWO-sTORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING.


TRUsTEEE SALE OF VALUABLE UN.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON TWENTY
FOURTH AND N STREETS MOTH WEST.
BY virtue of . deed of trust. dated March -
18th. 1872, and recorded In Liber No. en- ~
folio 29l. OF the land records Of the District of -
Columbia, the undersigned Trustee will sell at
public auction, in front of the premises on MON
IA and 16, In Square SO.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash; residue In SIX.
twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months, at
per cent. interest, secured satisfactorily to the
deposit when bid is accepted. If terms Of sale are
not compiled with In five days the Trustee reserves
the right to resell at the risk and Of defaultng
purchaser. THOS. E. WAG4AMAN
maj 22-d&dS Trustee,
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