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Senatorial Ereciioa ia Connect,
cut.

The Chicago J:.nri's W"suia:roa
spec.rl o Nov. 2j.h says:
"The EepaplicHus ale IL. ch see g. O..
ed auG somewhat ala net rt lie :. -,
pect OF The Connecticut sc.'"to III e'cc-
:ion. IT - :sa.,G tbut ~ &c 80 81 n.v
ley is elecieG n DeTocrTt " Abe eisc.e .
20 succeed jim in tie Horse. auu tbs
would divide he vote al C~c'.r.c,'cut ia
case Of an election o. -. Boc,~ i'll ,.2I
VI PreaiJeni. - il not E3sur = &, CT d.
taia any o,re: c. .IGiiu.s y. &. CT. '
the First la ct Or The Il n'D c. - d"
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Exple.iens or Censu.sible Du.,.

Explosions or Conbnniible Dast.
The December number OF the Popular
Seitnes Nonthiy contains q lecture on the
subject Of Explosions Of Combustibls
Dust. delivered at Minneapolis. Mime
sofa. at the request Of the nlillsrs Of
that city, by Prof. L. W. Peck. Our
readers will all reeollect the terrible ex-
plosion that occurred in the Touring
mills Of Minneapolis last Spring. aud
h many speculations that we're in
dul3ed in at the time In reference to
tae cause aud nature Of the disaster
1t seems that this lecture was delivered
for the purpose of Offering n philosoph-
ical explanation VI that, aud other SIM
liar explosions which have ccurred in
different places. The lecturer explains
that all conIbuStible substances, such AS
wood. grain, sugar, starch. and all veg.
et"blcs AID their products. when they
con.rin carbon. can be burned, and The
rnpidity with which they are consumed
depends directly upon how small the
particles are, into which those substan-
ces are divided, aud their roper sena.
ration from one another in the mir h.u
they are brought in contact with u blaze
of fire.
The subject was illustrated hy expert.
ments in which very fine saw-,irsi, iore,
pulverized sugar, and other substances,
were blown into the air by means o; IA
hand bellows. and upon the clond OF
dust coming in contact with the flame
OF a lamp. II flash was produced s,nilar
to that Of gurpowdrr. Another expert.
nent WAS to blow the dust into til. ric
INSIDE of II closed box. rnd u ,on its he
lug ignit,d an explosion was produced
that destroyed the box. 1t seems .Lrt
this dust will not isuite from u spa x,
n glowing coal. nor ~iucapdcsent me.aI,
but the moment q blaze OF my Airu is
bought in contact with il, an -~.plusion
Instantly occurs. 1t does 10. r,sear
eAactl" how thick the d list Ia, to Le -
order TO be explosive, but there a.e, nu
doubt very many places, in rnu e3ort
our large Touring mills where j; a
lighted candle or lamp should be into
deced an explosion would lesrl,; and
considering the Tact that there is ,,e =
haPs not one person in ten, who are
employed in such places. that is nc
ruainied with this :act. it is strange
thai more acciden;s Of this kind have
not cccnrred.
In the case OF the disaster in tho
Touring mills Of Minneapolis. the e.
ploSion occurred in n room which was
used as n receiver for the dnst of the
inidfiin2s. where the heavy portion
Of That Jrst ms allowed TO settle and
The lighter portion world pass oil into
aro'hrc receiver. IL IL MT kuUWn how
IBIS dnst was iS;i,cd, hn: il il supposed
'hHt it WIS ejIhcr by Iur stones being
i"n N'lhont Nh"at helweeu tacrn. or by
some me;t!ic su1sr'Ic- g"i.,hg brtwcen
iIcn, thus, ia eii:.er c..so - o.iucing
s,mr - which won'l set lire to so;uo.
'hiIS that would produce IA b!aZo and
,hGs iSm:icd too ds>t.
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Ex Governor John p. H"yt. of Arizo-
ma, says the fears EXPRESSED i'll the news
papers that the Mormops are taking
possession OF that Territory are some
what premature. He declares thee are
rot MS macy Mormous in Arizona ms is
assumed b. the press dispatches. Thee
is q population Of 80 Saints ia the set.
Element near the hendwa,ers OF the Col.
orado river, in Yavapia county. Their
is another Mormon settlement around
Phoenix, in the Salt river country, mum
boring a few dozen families, and, per-
haps. one or two sparse settlements be.
side.
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TBsas' y, o ia Lof',v,'Ie. kentnckv,
n 81 MISE io'+ aud wopdcIful crca.
tv'e lpown ms .',he wild man OF Tel.
ne>see." ne is in tir possession of Dr.
o. g.. ar!e, G, Spa.;a a ,own in The
last Eomed State. The wild man was
capiu:e Ell by meens Of a la'iat in the
CHpi.=. ia"us A'orntaips, a'sec a long
ci'>' ia, te lj,h OF Scot.mber. He j.
h'osn 10 have II --u il the m~v,Itnins
for eighteen yea :, staying iu the water
r">s a. the i,oe AMI suh>iSiin. on fish
- oG'>. C'ose Inspection shows that
h'S wi'C = bOiy is cD,oS-4 with u d. ser
o. ~sc!'.~, which dLop II at lie sular pc
rio';s. itiLe S 'us "a Fall, like the
ss ~ OF q - -eS TLs. He Al IS n heavy
S'rS.h rfi's.. ca Il, head cad q da.k,
re''",rh oeh "a r'"p"i 3 inches lo"g. Bis
eyes 2.es"'t n q ~. - "S1cnrauce, be.
ing rt lerSt tNiee Ine = - OF the ave :..a
h.ssd eye. Some OF Is O ere formed
together, which gives his feet a strange
aprea'a.oe, and hts hight, when stand
ing DE ectly erect. is about six feet Eve
inc' IS. A nervous twicLing O.; his mus.
c es >rows q desire to esc"pe and he is
constantly looking in the direction of
he dno: III od2h which be entered. His
er.: ebo;Y most be wet at intervals anu
shcu' this be neglected he begins im-
medis,s'y to manifest great uneasiness,
bis fe u becomes feve'ish aad his suf-
feTi"as cannot be alleyiated until the
watet is applied.
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The worlds Fair at Paris has been n

The worlds Fair at Paris has been n
grand success Every department has
eqnalled if not exceeded public e1pecta-
ton. And above all, the Fnir has been
profitable. The Fair over, Paris will
lose population rapidly, as most Of the
visitors we're drawn there by tho Fair
alone. The next agony in the Fair limo
will be tho Rome exposition, which is
announced for 1880.
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EUnEKA L.odcr-Every day VIC have
evidence that the small boy has no soul.
Tho other day a crowd gathered around
a Mormon, whose wagon load OF butter
and eggs WAS fast in a mud hole, and
while some suggested tina, he pull his
horses gee, aud others that he pull
them haw, the ever present small boy
yelled; It's no use, mister; your old
team ANT stout enough. Take 'em out
an hitch in n roll Of yer butter
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JN prIE DISTRICT tDtRT or
j tie Ninth Judicial Iisuict ~ The County
Of ElkU, state nj NtNadI
IN tho meter Of the chiaio q Benjamin T.
Jones, dCc'a'Cd.
A document. purrorting 10 10 The last will
aud tcathincDt Of liCDjaInin I. Jones, dec a,ri,
having on the 10th day 81 November 1873, roiro
int ' Tho possession of ,Aid District Court. aud u
petition Tor = probate tho cot. aud lnr tho IN.
suhncc Of letters itstamentary 90 tyan J. JJnes.
having been hlcd 10y IVAN =. jones'.
II u ordered, that Saiurday, the aDlh dnv rf
November. 1918, ut I O'CLOCK L. M Of sold day.
~ the Court kuUm - said Court, ut trc CUuit
House, IN The tow and county ~ Iiku, b. aud
the sam" is hereby appointed The timu for prov.
lug -sii I land h'nIiuG said applicS ton when
AMI wlyrc any poison inierc,tci may appear
aHd contest The tAid will. AMI may nie IiJrc.
ton III wtiiingtI iho granting Of letters tesla.
'ucnt rs g. siid ! Cii,iUucr.
Attest.
lscaI.l q. u. GREEN, Cio,k.
or the District Court ~ tho Ninth Judicial Dis.
ttict County Of Elko. state Of Nevada.
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& Temperance Dag.

A dispatch dated New York, Norem.
Der 25th. says during yesterday and
evening, six temperance meetings we've
held in this city. Murpby's puccess
appears to be increasing. His methods
are sharply criticised by some OF thc
reto"mers. and charges Of D~e'ccna,y
motives are made, bat the leading city
journals uphold b;n.
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Bailifs at Preston, England. lately
interrupted n funeral with a distress for
rent, aud attempted to seize the corpse
Of the widows late husband, but were
finally driven or by the afflicted friends
and relatives.
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Deaerrasse Piascssn FOR 1850.
TIE following il from . Washington
Telegram II November %:

De0Seraase PiasnSsn for 1850.
TIE following il from . Washington
teleEnm al November %:
1.-The Southern and Western Demo-
erntA. uho have arrived hore. generally
favor . platform for the Democratic
party for 1880 having tho following
AZ the prominent planSs: First-The
retirement % the National Bank nCtcs.
and the Substitution therefore Of Uuitsd
States Treasury Notes. S.copd-1he
full remonetizi alton aud free coinage of
the silver dollar. Thiid-Tbe payment
OF the bonds in strict scco.Jance with
til" letter Of the Law un,i.r which they
were authorized To bs issn-d. II is be-
liered by the sofr AMI silver money men
that these propositions will secure the
united support of all who are opposed
10 the continued rscendeucy OF the Re-
publican party. There is but one sen
tiuent among the few Democrats who
have arrised here in regard to nat or ir-
redetmable currency, aui that IS one al
unqualified opposition I this feature
in the platform Of The National patty.
The s'lre. men assert they are for n
double >ts"dnrd, IL but a single standard
is insasted upon. iLat standard must be
the silver dollsr. In the opinion Of The
s''ve' men u silver aud United States
Tceasu'y po:e VIII furnish u better car
renc,y i"r tue people than So'". Govern
l.i-rr.u bank po.ea."
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A CONSOLIDATION or the Union
lad Ceu,Til Pacific Rcads.


Accent telc. ram from Chicago states
thFt Jrv Gorii has originated, and tie
Stockholders o; tie Ceoilai Pgc; dc ,ail-
ronr have secoTirj, n plan to CONSOLE
dale the U. I. ard G.. P.I.N;,ogds uudcc
Que Management with Sidney Dillon rs
President; Clr.kc, General Jruagee
Of tue Union Pacific, as General Mana.
ger. and with One board OF directors.
THIS will greatly reduce tho clerical anu
Office force, sa''u3 enormously in ss'R
ries Hnd cost oi transportation, aud will
form n contih'ouI l,ne under one msn.
agement fi"m On'ba 20 II Fiuucihco.
it IL stated thrt oil The particulars ace
nearly a'canged. conferences having
taken place w.,h General Manaser
CLARK III New Y".k, aud with General
F'eiabt Agent Vini"g, OF the Union
Prc'jc, ia San + Dc;sco, during the
weeI. A Console ''"n will be held this
week IN New Yet. be ween GOaId.
Dh'ou. a''d tie = r..,lent OF tho Cev..al
Pacific. Il j. tcrihcr seated tbat the
principal owners az tho Central Pacific
are an*,nus to rotiIe in order TO t.,ke
part in the construction of the Southern
Pacific Rsii,oad.
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MONTGOMERY BLAIR writes a column
letter 10 the New York Sun, showing tina,
Tilden is tho only available Ptesiden.
tial candidate for the Democracy, and
attributes the recent rout Of tho party
in the North to the attempt to withdraw
Tilden,
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A MISsEsoTA father who has Ave
grown up daughters, has sued the
county. lie CLAIMS tina, bis residences
has baen used MS a court house for the
past two yenrs.
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Owe OF the bandsomest bronzes OH
exhibition at the Chicago loan eshibi
ton is 'Ul'sses bending his bow"
Wouldn't ULYSSES bending his elbow"
have n moro modern and significant
twang to it2
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THE County Commissioner Of washoo
made n recount Of the vote for Sheriff.
but without changing the result.
Walker IL chosen Sheriff by a plurality
OF seven votes.
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as this the Adams House?" asked q
stranger ola Bostonien. "Yes." was
tho reply. It's Adams house until you
get TO the roof-thcn it's caves"
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JrMnY ANDERSON has been knighted
with the sublime nppellation Of 1.-The
plumed preyaricator OF the Poncbar.
train"
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L~oSoFEtLow's Paul Revere has COMO
to meet Whittier's barbara Frietehis.
Warren selected Revere and William
Dawes - messengers TO Hancock and
Adams mud TO rouse the people between
Boston and Concord; Revere was to go
10y boat to Charleston and thence to
Lexington and Concord; Dawes to GO
over toe Neck with the same des;ina.
ton. Their starting did depend on
the signal lights in the old North
Church, which were lit to notify other
patriots in Charleston in case Revere
failed to reach them. or Dawes 10 pass
the Meek. As a result Of those signals
still another messenger was sent from
Charleston to Lexington, who WAS prob
ably CAPTURED by the British guard.
Revere WAS forced by the guard to 20
by way of N.dford, Instead Of directly
through Cambridge. He reached Lex
ing.on about midnight and reused Han
cock and Adams. and in half an hour
was joined by Dawes. who had walked
the people ON his way. They then rode
together towards Concord. accompanied
by DR.. Prescott. Revere was captured
by the British and did not reach Con-
cord, though he escaped ut Lexington.
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Tho total loss Of life from oil causes
In tho war Of the rebellion is placed by
the latest estimate at 3l6,233.
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TIE Grand Jury Of Storey county
has employed an expert to examine
tho accounts VI the county officers.
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THE following is the essay Of an Eng
lish bishops O who WAS Intended bv
his father for n misister bnt who YVES
determined not to be. At the DIVINITY
examination he Was required to write a
short history OF the life Of Josiah. This
was his composition:
aud Josiah sirded up his loins. aud
ran before Judah into the tent OF Israel.
And ms he entered he looked at "A win.
dow and saw "a woman sitting there.
And he sail, 'rh'uw her down. SO
they threw her down. And he said,
DO it the second time Aud ,hey did
1t the second time. Yea be saith,
even until the seventy times seven
Last OF all, the woman died also, AMI
they picked up OF the frasaments that
were left twelve baskets full"
He was excused from further exami-
nation.
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ASSIGNEE APPOINTMENT.
DISTRICT OF NEVADA, 70.

DISTRICT OF NEVADA, 80.
T'IE EItSI.NED HEHEuY
L ri.es notice Of his appointment rs AssIg.
nee ~ tho estate n d effects Ui jacob Al Iandcr
OF Elko. y yala. who has BEEN adJudg-d q bank.
rupt by the District Court Of said District, on
his ow1 pet. ION.
JOHN 3. M%AYHUGH. Assignee
OF tito estate Of ! cob Alexander, bankrupt.
lko. Nevs,ta, Nov. 20. 1878. 3w
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DIED.

BRUCE Al Corners ranch. IN ~I.anoille Valley,
November 10Th. 1873. Airs. Iou.Sa Il. nce, aged
- yesrs.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

fstaie Of James Hawke. deceased.
NOTICE l. HRnEhY GIVEN ny THE IN.
~ deTsigned, administrator Of the estate "
James Hawke. dec--sed. to the creditors 81 and
all persons having claims PgA.nst the taid de.
ces ed. ~ eIhubit them With The necessary
vouchers. Within ton months = ter tile nfst pub.
lication 81 this notice. 10 ihc said Administers.
tor. at the Once oi the hotel Of wi liam iioar,
IN the town OF CofhucJIiA. IN the County "
Eiko. state ~ Nevada.
WILLIAM HoAR. Administrator
81 the estate ~ James Hawke, deceased.
Dated at klko. Nov. II, 1878. Nv
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pS-A choice variety o. Plants and Flowers
reared al tile Springs, constantly on hai d sni
for sale.
G. II. VAN AEtStYr.
Irupiistor.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
I UD AND swIMMINo BATHS,

Conveyance % nr1 from itc sprirga eycfy
hour duHnI every day Ia tho Ec,k.
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DIED.


VI n o. N"rSs z ana bessie H. Bates. aSsi
" y Y, in HarSns residence 1929 2sh st n
lN"itteEce- are sNi'c,linilS tied
Bon EE. Tuesday; No, enlcr - 1873 a; II %,
10 S = "a. III ! - =, Jo5n y and Aunie
FHSToE A. O'clock a IN Noyan,l,., II ,sr,
y tHnnio'sn '7le-e. Mr.. iUIA FaIsrpi, VIDE u
The funeral services viii take r,,ac. At tbe ira,
Gfti hsltNt iniroh ~ Friaay. tl.e e.th INST at
iBai;ifa'or' and Richmond I1I-er- please com,
KAISER NoN ,Iuhcr -. ISIS. at 10 a m H,nprry
A, iel"Ned daughter II lana and Hannah Rai-,.r
ed seventeen wears after long ana aingui ilne-s
which shc bore With Christian fort.tu.ie
A precious one from a. has gone
voice We loved y st3l
A liace Is vacant IN our h.'nIs
hLth never can he hilrd.
Day after day Wa saw her fade
And gently taic away.
- That she In1--iIt luu.-er STAY
~ inera. Nil take place ON Thursday. Nc,en,bsr
5 T. m from tie residence OF her parent w
lbs Hih = u " The friends of tie family are -.
qGested 10 attend without further not CO
- kOoNTZ: November p, 1873, at 3 O'clock m
Kaa MIA ai tT Tess FGn 81 y AID Martha Il
LONG November y. ISIS. at quarter past tl,ra.
u "a; Icy AGED eis ht Years only son Of Christie
Funeral "Wednesday afternoon at 3p m from On,
Tssldeier OF ms parents No. 27.Nev Jersey ave
Friends invited t. attend.
oLEABY. Ga the 25th Of Ncveu.lp ls7s .t.,-,
90 James and Huuora O'Leary.
Gone. buI not forgotten.
Her funeral Viii take place from her arantfa -aa,
dence, 34I ID st s.w, al . O'Clock on Thursday lS;h
INST and proceed To- St. Dominick's Church whe.
rtquieln mass viii he celebrated Friends aud rela-
ilNtt are respectfully invited 10 attend Baltimors
and New ork papers please copt.l
ST0NE suddenly. saturday. November %. 1878.
a. South Quay Va IHoMA> A. SIosF, of tins city,
lcrhierlS OF OnlontowD, Pa. aged fifty four years
WILSON. On Sunday, November pa 1878 VIII
LIAM !. WILSON, aged 50 years and { months
Funeral to take place from the 18th street Prasi,y
tsflan thGrch "Wednesday afternoon 20 O'Clock
Ne" J" rk and Brooklyn papers please COPY
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BOILING FOR YELLOW FEvER.-The home OF
poor WaSnefW0lnan Oh I.-e street "a widow
ana the mother of four chldren) was invaded
by the yellow fever. and all OF her children were
attacked within twenty-f0ur hours Having
had experience in nursing yellow fever. she de-
term1ned TO dispense with the services OF a
ply S!clan, and Immediately administered the
usual purgativeS and placed the little ones Ia
t2d, well covered with blankets. She succeeded
in inducing perspiration in three OF her pa
tentS, but the fourth and youngest one She
could not manage. The pores remained closed
and the skin dry. She tried everything--mIlS-
tard foot-bath, not drinks and cold drinkS-but
all her Efforts We're unsuccessful. Stepping into
the yard for moment, the implements OF her
procession (the waSil-bOiler and tubs met her
view, and instantly thought suggested itself
TO her mind, which She at once acted upon
Procuring furnace. she started a fire and
placed II In the room. and returning, half filled
the wash-boiler with water, placing IL on the
fire. She then took the little one from the bed
and sat II in the boiler, allowing it TO remain
there until 1t was nearly parboiled, and returned
1t toftS bed. neighbor. who had been told OF her
unayalling efforts, asked how the children were
After explaining her mOdus operandi OF Undue
ing peIspiration, she wound up with the remark:
''That fetched her. All her little ones recov-
ered.-TNctr Orleans Times
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LOVES Young DREAM.-At Salem. Ind. on
Thursday. about $50 PM, the eldest daughter
OF Fred \. Berkey eloped with one Victor
Belcher. She is in her nineteenth year and is
a tine young lady. Belcher il mechanic and
was engaged in q furniture mandatory in
which Berkey had a large interest. He is said
TO be an induSt rIouS and energetic young man
The father of the young lady is well off in this
worlds goods, while Belcher has good trade,
good morals, and energy and honesty. The
usual opposition OF parents manifested Itself:
their keeping each others company iDterdicted:
then the clandeStine correspondence and meet
ingS and elOpement TO IndlanaS Gretna Green
at Je1erSonyllie, where no doubt they were
married. Belcher was discharged from the fac
tory. but concluded to form partnership.
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hRAuRoAD TEMPERANCE Fe--rRE -.sT wentv
years ago, said the Passenger with the r,,t ~
Don Ia Ms Dutton-ho.e. - l knew that man whom
You say get or az the last station He Wa.
Young man oi rare promise, college graduate
y man 81 ni1ihant intellect 8n0 ShFCwd nerqraa-
Vie ability Lie daWEcd bEfure him in Ali the
Eo'oen colors or fair promise. lie nod some
money when hC left COLLEGE lie Invested IN an
business, and MS business prOSperpt ne mar
Ii.1 Beautiful young g.ri. Who bore hiIa thT,s.
lovely chidun''-
WIZ ns ~, sld-loahinS passenger sitting on IN.
mt Ie-lIohon passenger: =. No. an biennial
IuSldiiheniS OF one. NJ one dreamed, HAT tae
Poor-houSe would ever b their home ran an an
~ u HouT tht Noang man Yielded fo the s,llntor
ne u-'SaH 10 ufIRk Deer. He liked IL and drank
more. lie drank. and encouraged others ~
drlnh. fhat was only fourteen wears A., az
ne Was q prosperous wealthy man d. fay.
where il he"" 80
The clergyman IN the mont seat. so,ema,y.
- A sol and beZgGar"
The rrd-Tiboon man, dt>c0nSolataly. -oh IA.
he Il member OF congress, ana owHS bn,s-
cry worth s-O,OCu'
Sometimes il will happen that way Hts-l-
eye.
70 -"ioSt-A BoJtie: ESQ Reward" j. an al
Nti'lselnent n London paper, but there WEI,
L. 10 IN bank notes IN Il.
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CTEIGER 4 LIEBERMANN, Auctioneers.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE ON MISSOURI AVENUE, BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREETS,
IMPROVED BY A VALUABLE THREE.
SI0RY BRICK RESIDENCE. No. $50 MIS-
By virtue Of q deed Of trust, recorded in Ia
Liber No; s01, folio 1872 ct seq. Of the land fs0
direction If the holder of the note secured thereby
default having been made in the payment of the
same, the undersigned Trustees will on SATJR
DAY, the It'll day Of December, 1878, at $50 pm
in front of the premises sell at public auction to the
highest bidder all the following described real es-
tate and premises situate in the city Of Washington
DC. and known as the west half of Lot numbered
nine, co. in square reservation A. fronting TWEEN
ty-four (24) feet on Missouri avenue, and Running
back that width in parallel lines one hundred and
twenty seven 127) feet more less to an alley To-
gether with the improvements thereon consisting of
a three story Brick Residence and Back Building:
also, Brick Stable on the rear alley.
Terms of sale third cash balance in three
equal instruments, payable in six, twelve and eigf
teen months with interest at six per cent from date
misses all cash. at the option Of the purchaser
when the property is knocked down. If the pur-
chaser shall make default in its payment the pro-
perty will be Immediately resOld at his risk and
cost Ii the other terms of sale should net be com.
piled with within seven days from date of sale the
Trustees the right to resell at the risk and
cost of the defanltng purchaser, after five days ad
yertisernent. All conyeyancing at cost of purchaser
G. W PHILLIPS, ,r.
noY2l-eo&dhs GEO. r. PHILLIPS, trustees