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John SHERMAN, Auctioneer,

YIN E11EhhaN, AuctlOueer,
CBANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
H EkSi bE EfThH 2? aisT A aEb3 ap
STREETS.
Of Tie District Of Co,amba, 81 passed on thst
a a2s day Of uy ed 1ss equity
ana A sa
others are defendant Shall on THURSDAY, The
for se at puS in Of TIKI m
NE following described real estate beions to the
eSiafe 81 tx e IL Sones to Ii5 TIE est
seventy t7s situated on street northwest
between 21st and 22d Streets In the City Of Wash
ington, ID. CT. with the improvements thereos.
Each of these lots viii be sold as whole or su5ii-
yided as may seem !,est at the tire OF ssls
Terms: One-third cash, and the balance in two
equal instruments Of six ard twelve mouths reSpec
posit Of 500 win he required on each lot at the
time of sale, and ali conveyancing and recording at
tie !? Trues tho
right to resell the property at tie risk and cost Of
FRARo1s MILLER Trustee
&c, aF TEE AEoyE . SALE IS p sTrsNED
aH sales FIT FRANCIS MILLER. Trustee.
Y7HOMAs DOWLlNa, Auctioneer.
TEHTEE ssos SALE Eo, 9F TaEEE OF TE9ss
By virtue OF three s,,.--s deeds Of trnst, -
corded in Llber No. 75O ct ages liz aut 20
49, respectively OF tue land records OF the rie'
Of Columbia the Subscribers win sell to the hghes.
bidder, on the premises. at O'Clock pm. on
MONDAY: the 21st day OF October. AID.
No. 2z0; in the city of Washing OF, Dlstritt of
Columbia, according to Chipmsn, Extey s. Rich
ards subdivision, to wit: Lots No. we1ty lone.
Twenty.t two and TweltY-six, each being 2ox30
feet, ana each containing 4-story brick yelling
house, with modern convenienees.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth Of the purchase money
N cash Tor an cash at the option of the purchaser},
and the residue In one, two, and three years, on
notes of equal sums, bearing interest at per cent:
per annum. payable semi -annnaliy, from the day
Of trust. to the satisfaction of the Trustee In
clue trg insurance. deposit CT $1G0 on sach house
will be required at the time OF tie s.le The houses
viii be tOld separately, and all conyeyancing viii
be at the purchaser cost.
seI2 G-d c. N. THOM, Ifus'e's'
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nE4ORB4 PATTEBHd ARtho new sryies
IL inst received by ": F+XA!Tk 1 CO.. Book:
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John SHERMAN, Real Estate AuctiOneer,
q ST. ClOud RuildinQ.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DEsIRABLE
FRAME DWELLING, No. Al STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated the 10th IL
OF ns ceEber, A; D. 1875: and duly recorded IA
in Liber No. SO6, folio 17S, ct seq one of the
land records OF the District Of Columbia and at lne
request OF the parties secured thereby we wilt sell
at public auction, on WE'D SESDAY. the 25th
day OF September, A. d. 1878, at O'Clock pm
In front OF The premises, the folio wing deScrtbsl
property, with the improvements thereon, situated
In the city of Washington, District OF Column bia,
to wit: The western eighteen t1S) feet front by
the depth OF the lot OF lot numbered ten 30, In
square numb ered five hundred and sixteen, t5l6. }
This property will be sold subject to prior trust
of eight hundred $500 dollars, which, on payment
Of interest, will be extended.
Terms OF sale: Three hundred (S3OO) dollars Tin
tereSt and eXpsnSes) in cash; balance in ole year
from day OF sale with interest eight S) pr cent.
per annum, to be secured on the DropSrty sold,
CHRISTIAN G. LEDER lR (r-..t..
GEORGE BAUER, {Irustoes.
VIM. n SMITH. salesman.
ser13 Is, IL, Is 81, 23S25
Ry- BY DIRECTION OF THE TRUSTEES
the aiove sale Is postponed to FRIDAY, Octooer
9Th, 1873. az the Sake hour a ID pl zee
SelE4 JOHN SH ERIN AN, AGct.
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TRItsTEks, SALE OF ELEGANT RESI-
ENCE, No. LEO, ON G STREET NORTH

VEST.
Under and by virtue of a deed OF trust -
bearing date the 18th day of March. 1874 90
and recorded in Liber No. 739 fol- ss4. one.g 49,
undersigned Ius;ees will sell at pnbic auction in
..vnU OF the premises, Oh WEDN ESDAY, the OH
day of October, 1873. at AZ O'Clock m, all OF
Lot (10), "A n.csswen's recorded SUD -
part OF original iot three ~, in square five hun
dred and seventy four (574,, in the city OF Wash
iDgtCD, in said District.
Terms o. sac: One third in cash, and the residue
or purchase money to be paid Ia three equal install
ments at six, twelve and eighteen months after
Gay of PALE: Tor the deferred payne ats the notes OF
tbs purchaser 10 he given, bearing per cent. in
ter st from day of SALE and secured the property
satisfactorily TO said Trustees al cash, at OPP
tion OF purchaser. $3.50 deposit will ba repaired
when bid accepted. Ii terms OF sale are not COM
piled With 10 seven days, Trustees reserve right to
resell at riSS and cost OF defaulting purchaser,
after giving such notice Of such resae as they NAY
thiI proper.
G W 4 + t5 hnR5EsHi }rrr:s;ees
r,,, Office 40 5 h st. NV.
THCs. Z. WAGGAM AN, Aact. sspsO-i
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

lust RECEIVED.-Ai fine, large stock of New
q PIANOS, OF the woTld-renow ned ~-
mSanufacture Of VIM. KNABE q co. MN
something new and handsome In UP-ssS w.
RlGH Hts Prices lower than ever before. Also
asariety OF PIANOS Of different makes ut sac
low figures and on the most accommodsting terms
re wiz give satisfaction. Call and examine.
fsc9n 1S anS repairing. moving and packing salts.
=; kiChENBACH, testabished 1850, No. 423
11h st., lew doors above Pa ave. sep13-lY
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DUNCANsON BROS, PSYCHOLOGISTS.

H. -
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-sTORY FRAME
COIIAGE AND SIDE Lot, situated on 9Th
street, bf tween II and sts n.e. at auction.
By virtue or deed of trust given to us, IL
dated May LIST, 1873. and duly recorded in E"iH
Liber No. 71b, folio 1888. OF the land record .s.ssa
Tor the District OF Columbia and by request OF the
ton. Oh TUESDAY. the 9Th day OF October. A. d.
1873 at O'Clock =. M, in front OF tha promises,
all those certain pieces parcels oe land and prem
ises known aud described upon the ground plat or
pan OF tbs city Of Washington, ID: as being lots
tWenty-Seven and twenty. eight OF a. Is. Kelley's
subdivision OF square se9, together with all the
improvements, ways, easements, rights, priyi-
leges, appu!teIances aad Embellishments to t
same belonging or otherwise appertainlng. Lot 81
Is improved by a tWG-StOry Frame Cottage, Los
% is unimproved, and adjoinS lot 81.
Term: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
mGnths notes bearing interest st ger cent. until
paid, and secured by Coed of trust on the prem.
ises sod. All conVeyancing at purchasers cost.
A derosit o; 500 required at time OF saie. If the
terms OF sale are not complied with within seven
days from day of sale. tile Trustees reserve tina
right to resell the properly at the risk and cost OF
the defaulting purchaser, upon giving five days
public notice OF sIch resale.
JOHN III CLICK. }r-.
s6p21 CONRAD KAUFMAN. { Aieo1eoo'
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eco PAIRS OF MISSES SHOES AT 70 CENTS
A PAIR.
All other Shoes In proportion.
Cnildren's Shoes, with heels, sizes from to TO-
at 30 cents pair. ~
Children's Button Shoes, Philadelphia City
make, sizes from to B, at 20 cents.
BOYS School Shoes, all sizes, at 70 cents per pair
Inc broken stock OF Summer 3oods-nO offer re-
fused.
Great Inducements to wholesale buyers,
EeT eEber the sign Of the Red Flag at the BOB-
TON DOE AUCTION HOUSE. 40l Pa. ave.
sep7tr LEOPOLD RICHOLD. Proprietor.
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STEAMERS. &c.

E7OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
- The steamer NATTAHO, Capt. -n-s
W. II. BYLEs, viii make three trips E-rEEw{S
each week, TWO TO MOMINI FERRY Szssa-eAak2k..
and ole TO NATION CREEK, stopping at fntar-
Heuate landings sslng and returning. For further
1nlormatlon inquire at q. l.. Sherff's Coal ana
and at wharf, foot o. b and n streets
apNtE q. TUCK ER JONES Agent.
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OUSEFUIsNIsHING GOODS.

HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS.
We invite special attention OF purchasers to our
EO0ns Thfch we have inst peceived ana Wsfc6
We are prepared to offer at very low prices. viz:
A1minster, Aoquette Wilton, Body Brussels,
now designs; Rugs, Mats and Floor Druggsss, In
great variety; Raw Silks, Jutss, French and Eng
ish CretonneS; Fringed Jute Curtains, something
new; Lace Curtains In all grades and styles,
An Inspection OF our stock Is solicited.
HOOE, BRO. & CO.,
Ser7-ly 1928 r St.. near Ebbitt House,
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AUCTION SALES.
YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Auctioueers.

TRUSTEES SAbE OF TWt-SIOh1 HASE-
MENT AND MANSARD BRICK DWEuL-
ING. No. sos EIGHTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
Be- virtue cf deed OF trust to me, dated II
June LIST, 1875, and recorded In Ltber 1sS l.;H
foio CO. OF the land records OF the District of.&&
Colun his. and the written request or the party
secured thereby, Will sell st public auction, il
ITont OF tho premises II ~ O'Clock y. m, on
WkDNEsDAY, October 81, 1873 the north part
inches on 18Th streef. aud running back tee same
width 81 feet 10 an aey, together with thu i'm
provements thereon.
Terms: The amount OF Indebtedness secured by
sald deed or trust unpaid. AID the expenses OF the
sale IN cash. and the balSnce at six, twelve and
eighteen months. secured by a deed OF trust up n
trs hropery and me notes OF the purchaser bar,
required at the time of sas. II the terms are not
compiled with In seven 90 days, the Trustee Will
resell the property at tie risk and cost OF the de-
failing pure haser.
ANDREW @. BRADLEY,
seF.l-ee~Is Trustee.
Rs THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
uuth FRIDAY, Octoser IL h. 1878. sam hour ana
place. ANDREW &. BRADLEY
oH1-eoSoS Trustee.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
rsyHE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.

FaHEE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
- history OF the Growth OF the Steam Engine, by
Robert II. TburstoD, c. K. Inter Sci. Series, Illus
ttated "a. so. Sound, by Alfred Marshall Mayer,
illustrated; 81 90. Lessons in Cookery, Handbook
OF the National Training School for Cookery,
mans; 81. 90. In Paradise, from the German OF
panl Heyse, vols. 81. 20. The Great Composers,
Bach, Handel, Mozart, &C.; SOC. Antolnette by
pompadour,s Garter, by Gabrielle de St: Andre;
5oc. Sir Roger De Coverly, 4 hour series: CSC
squire PAM, BY Hans Warning; hour series; CSC.
Liby: 1bc. A compete assortment of School and
Collegiate Text Books. &C., sc. For sale by
NOHUN BIOS,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
NHHOAAS BOWLING Auctieneer.
TRUs1Fr,s 1v.1u.R,r R1r,,D.

I"VdAn UOWbINd Aucusneer.
Trust EE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD.
ING LOT FRONTING On PENNSYLVA-
MA AVkNuE, NEAR THE CIRCLE.
by virtue of decree of the Supreme Court -
OF the District OF Columbus. in equity cause c::3
no; OIL doc. 18-Boyle ct al, VS.. shepherd. s{6
tmises, on MONDAY, October 9TH, 1878 at 8
numbere as he sae e p ns IN ssuaso
or the city Of Washington; fronting 46 feet and
inches on PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest, and
running back 81 feet IL inches on 23d street. and
81 feet inches on New Hampshire avenue, and
containing Q, 1S9 square feet OF ground.
he terms of sale are: One-fourth the purchase
money in cash, and the residue In six, twelve aud
eighteen months after the day of sae respectively,
chaser shall be taken, and a lien retained on the
property sold. If the terms of sale shall not be
OF SAFE the Trustee will resell the property at the
risk and cost OF the defaultng purchaser. Ali
must be made at the time of purchase.
sep25-d&ds X. X. ELLIOT, Trustee.
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HALET DAVIS 4 CO.'S PIANOS
- new PIANOS ready for fan trade,-E
CDms t and ndd' ga. spr'sAss specially. mn
sugso II. L. sUMNKR, 81 9th Il, nv.
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4 Ls1SINa CUT-A LARGE LOT OF
~ tTs. class 4-ply Linen Collars. at 81 per fozen;
the same as is usually sold at $3.50 and % per
coztn. Fine ply Linen Cuffs, 25c. pair. Heavy
rae shirts Teay to- nn o. eodd STYLES ana nr
fectly fast colorS, for only 75c. For fine Percsle
Shirts, 76c, ready TO put on, at
ME9INNISS,
Branch Shirt Factory,
sep18-tr 1908 street u.1S.
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DRODHE.D & CO..
40 $50 Pennsylvania Gpcnae.
Between s. n and 10Th SITS,
Invite the ton OF their friends, custom AMI
STRANGERS TO novelties in NEW FALL DRESS
GOODS. just received and the exceedingly low
prices at which First Class Goods, in late designs
and mcSt celebrated makes can ne offered when
purchased on close cash rasIs. Stylish Atwood
SuitiDgs 3oc: yard. Splendid Lyons eros rain
Black SilE, 81. Double Width Atwood French
CaShmeres, 6Oc. and up. Fruit OF the Loom "A
ltached Cotton. 81. LoneSdals Cambria, l26c.
Linen Crash for Toweling, Sc. and up. Beautiful
AIl-linen EemstiCched Handke rchies, 15c., ISL 80
hc1.) ClaEk's Best eco yds. Spool Cotton, &C.,
spool for 25c. A beautiful Line Hamburg Edg-
ings, &c. yard and up. Goods never have beel SO
cheap. Call and 81 amino.
BR0DHFsD CO.,
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NOhIH GEhMAN LLOHD-SrEAMSH HIP
IN LINE BETwEEN NEW YORK. HAvRK, LON
DON, SCI THAMPON AND bremen.
Ihe Steamers Il this company will sail every Sat.
fHtdsS t19h Ra o PEI foot o. 30 ST.
1oIk TO Havre, London, southampton $3.50
geld; steeraSe $50 currency For freight or mas,
sage appy to OkLRIcHS & Co., Bowling 7eon,
New 1ork. oeli-iy
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SUNIMER ENHANCEMENT.

FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
aIs AZ snG eteGant iron Steamer LADY OF
WILLIE, saves Sih-stree. wharf, -EE=e
until further notice. every Monday,
Meeting with steamers for Boston, Providence and
other Northern points. Returning, leaves Nor
O'Clock d. N.
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Partisan Pickfngs.

The defendant, having been proved guilty
OF the oGense OF calling the complainant OPP
prooriouS names as timer, ropoer, &C,
judge:
Your honor. there is, understand, a law
against calling an honest man thief; does
the law forbid man 10 call thief an honest
mani"
"Of course not" replies the magistrate.
Then, SIR says the defendant, turning to
his prosecutor, with a triumphant air. You
are the most honest man have ever met"
JeSnnette-Ma. are You going TO give mo
another piece OF pie?
Ma-What do you want 70 know fors
Jeapnette-Because il you amt l want TO
eat this piece slowly.
4 danceress celebrated OF the can-csn, on re-
turn from the garden Mabille, meets one Of
Eer female companions.
Well. are you satisfied Was there good
attendance tonight"
"0h, do not speak TO me thereof, my DEAR"
replies the artist; " 1 am altogether disguised.
Imagine you that the place was literally
damned with economical clergymen."
Tie good Or. Y, visiting an actress patient,
surprises her l5year old daughter so iniently
absorbed in her book that She does not notice
My pretty child" SAYS he, what is't you
f rsi rGmsnse OF taify liable that you are SO
Nothing says the dear girl; "only the
oook You said mamma wasn't 10 read
A BkIDE PoIsoNED-Miss Wardlake re-
t.cted one lover and married another. This
was IN Juanita, Cal. of which place she was
regarded as the belle. The wedding brought
together all the fashionable folks of the place
including Henry Barron, the rejected sutton
Who Joined the rest in seemingly heartfelt
congratulations of the bride. It was after
ward remembered, however, thht he acted
ike man in daZe-conGUct al the time at
tlbGted 10 too free drinking of the beverages
that formed part of the refreshments. just
nefore the aSSemelage was about 10 GiSperSe,
Barron approached the bride bearing two
glasses of wine. He handed her one and drank
The otber himself saying significantly: Let
Us drink together once mole, foT the last time
on GARTH She was rather S2ddened by his
words, hut supposed that they referred t. the
necessary erd OF their intercourse and drank
tie wine. In hall an hour botl were dead.
Barron had put poison In The wine.
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nR. w. =. OKIE
Il HAS RENOVED
HIS OFFICE AND RESIDENCE
WYNN toNo 1210 g street NV.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

W. e. EUMVNoIVN: 7 -'Nooo,
Office 40 h st. NV.
THCS. z. WAGGhM AN, Auct, SspsO'i
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The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and z, G.,
ANlG HI alternately leave Pier IL East
EiSeI, New York, every Saturday, at [AfSkN
cock ?. m; Georgetown every Sk755fSfEf1SS2
"a urcay, and Alexandria same day,
Freight taken III lowest rates For information
appy al once over Metropolitan Bank, 18th street.
or 70 X: r \. DENHAN, Agent, Water street,
ap21-r SAMUEL, BACON President
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ELXDE's aEW EXPRESS LINE
" BETWEEN
PHlLADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH
INE1nN Nh A.

HCNAED LINE.
~ NOTICE.
With the view OF diminishing the chances OF
collision, the Steamers of this line lake a spacIhc
course for I'll seas ocs OF the Year.
On the ontvs-t passage from Queenstown to Ne.
YORK or Boston, crCesiIg the meridian of so AT 43
lat, or nothing TO the north OF 43.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
OF 20 II AZ lat, CT nothing TO the north of A.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-11-23

Dr. VIM. M. Compton.

Judge Green g. Chandler, III theI
las, number of the Enterprise Cou.
star .~rs a mat and desarved IT.;
80, -, ,..,".a -.
o"'o " VIC 'a'o '~"'on'eu seus'e>
hsan whos6 same stands above,
we COPY:
z.-s. last snr1,n IT, corn,o,
,,.d ~ .risfnrtnns to Irs.a J,;s wife
.nd rev kouIs b. fore 81, avn
n..,L- his o,ofher feII-and thps
IL. l;,sla chiIdra,, Iost THAR I.st Mr.,
s.s,c. =, ,ha;r wooL,as. M
...s.. 80 80 IS ,,'nsa a.,a ~
.O. -. = U.v - $50; no,o ,,a 800 W.
- 800, 80 " ~ ~
1919. =. .o t.,Iar Tnos.
- s.r.;,,.r nj. ~. go. .,.J
$500 ~. ~ ;.do;.r -sc.'-d.1
49, =. - sreatsst ;nts,ls,s, ths~
...e c.ma in cont.xt vith. Th;.|
u,I.ion "a exnress..d. lees imam u
u,onah 400. nv ona of Missi,siDn;,.|
,l;.,i.~.isI,e5 iur;.,. Ate, an
,,.n..s ;.t.-,;.v ,,,e o,aat =. nae,
M,r,o. = nost r;oo,ons ;nia. ~,
,rsr ID r. 81. srsr M;s.;ss;,,n,.,
l.. cft.rv.rds mat. a ,omn,sn, /.
xo,, nm for Coy.rnor of Nirs;ss;n
ss.;y n..;,n 81. ,.;.;r ~ W.sI,;nr.
,on C;,v lar Winter. a citv vhaS.
i,"ran 1,..tne.s !. 81 com mon thar
il nasses unnoticed without printer.
ink and other fictitious aids. The
eminent m-n he net, we're not more
,,leased Inv his ci,armina manuers.
- ,haw wara astor;.Sa., o., III,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-11-23

in his death. The filing OF his prf-
vate asylum at Holly Springs, for
the erecl ion of which he had provid
Ell, with wealthy and paying pa
tients, which, was we'll assured,
world have given him the means
end opportunity of entering vigor
'Ously Oh this great work. But
alas he WAS cut down 1T the mo-
meDt he was ready To begin in earn
est the great task that must have
made his fame colossal, and equal
to his great abilities.
What DIR. Compton could have
had Ire adopted in
early life the legal profession, and
had his political opinions been in
accord With tiIe dominant opinion
'Of his State, must be left to conjec-
lture. verify believe he could have
Iclimbcd the highest sleeps Of fame,
and stood tie peer Of any Senator
m the land The State had gwen
Ito the world no better iIl elect since
the days OF McNutt anti Preutiss.
HIS genial, hearty mauncrs gave
lhim lodYueut III tins feaits of his
Ibrterest political foeS--and, with
iah those grand Clements that make
] up the man and the statesman. ma
ture had endowed him with plOdiA
gal hand. He could not have fails
led to reach u dazzling emiacnce
had he chosen the avocatiOn in life
! best suiiei for the display of his
great qualities. But the great and
good lnau has fallen at the TIRES
hold of his greatest usefulness, and
in the zenith of his power.
Hundreds OF other heroic spirits
Ihave succuwbed to the destro, or
| m the da- days that have just cast
their black shadows over our levers
ridden State. Their sacred memO-
|ries should be cherished by their
Survivors as precious jewels, while
hey endeavUr to forget the Occa-
sional acts OF meanness and selfish
ness that disgracrd our humanity
liui ing the terrible ordeal.
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Notice to
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS AND
MILES.
We have now in store, fine limo of
family groce rites, consisting Of
CRUSHED SUGAR, SNOW.
WHITE SUGAR, YELLOW
CLAIR. SUGAR, CHOICE
RIO COFFEE. CHOICE
JAVA, COFFEE, So
GAR CURED HAMS,
PICKLES, LEMON
SUGAR. SODA,
CONDENSED
MILK,
STARCH,
TOMATOEsi,
ASPARAGUS,
STRA WBERRIES
MACkERAL RICE
SOAPS, PEACHES,
PINE APPLE, CORN,
SALMON, SARDINES,
FLAyORING EXTRACTS,
MATCHES. BLUEING, PEAS
FLOWER OF ALL GRADES,
TO which we call especial attention, be-
causo our goods have not been in store
during tine fever. but arc perfectly fresh,
and because we are prepared Ia Offer them
at iLducinsly low prices. All goods de
livered free OK charge. Honse open until
. p. III. J. STADEkEH q son.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

SEC. 81. BE it further enacted,
That OH the first Saturday in De>
cember, in each year, the patrons of
each school shall :.,eet at IL o'clock
NJ, at such convenient place as may
be chosen by them; when assem-
bled, they shall organize by the ap.
pOintment OF q chairman and secre>
tary, and proceed to elect, by bal
lot or popular choice, three persons,
patrons of the school, who shall con
stitute a board OF trustees for such
school, and shall hold their office
for one year, or until their success
sOrs are elected and qualified, and
the secretary of such meeting shall
notify the county superintendent of
the result of the election aforesaid.
Provided, That in all incorpOrat-
ed towns, the trustees shall be
elected Ivy the board of mayor and
aldermen, at the time aforesaid.
SEC. 80. Be it further enacted,
That it shall be the duty ut the
trustees, two of whom snail consti
tIfte IA quorum, at the first meeting
after having been elected or ap
pointed, to organize by appointing
one of their number secretary, who
shall preside at their official meet
ings. The said trustees may meet
as often as they may think necessa-
ry for the transaction of business.
1t shall also be the duty OF school
trustees to select and recommend
teachers for their respective Shoots,
and to look especially after the To-
Cal interests of their schools, to visit
the same at least once during each
month by one or more of their mum
Der, to see that fuel Is provided, to
protect school property, and to care
for the same during vacation.