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National Republican., 1878-12-10
Travellers Guide.

The great dOuhle-tTnCk
NATIONAL RUUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. Nonrnwr$sffaS$$yrsr, $ffa$yrs AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY. s52EA J2 EAkE kEa FErE9T h! Rs, a, go AM
AM;xru vo Leave WHs9lns!9pi ,v, pos
ToS ExfREss fREs riEtA heStt ty On Sundays AMG S 70
nI Bal,more only Stops az shiplcy's Laurel AZ AZ
Ridge. Break last at Relay.
sSuS SssUSS %Sa %%y and %sy Wa
rDHtBIRTTNoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
siiO5Ponl q Rocks, Piedmont, strnsbnrs, Win.
ceSsilsy EYsSSsrxs'oT1 apd Mey sa!on'n 'nosroy
ANb a2IfiMokh & E4Pktsss harSf esl q
New York and Philadelphia. stops at Annapolis
sSTT TTsI: a%oUIs, IogIsyHhE, CHICAGO, GO CO
to C,clnna, daily. GfaflOn to sandusky dais''
300 ;.,iOa Sunday only-Bp,lmore. Annapolis, and
io:o,"BiLTIMoRE EXPRESS. Stops at Bladens.
:, iion, Jessup's. and Hanover
ys ARnsPG t3iSs, G,y sSf Tsy n
Ia. .ton sunday only for baltimore and Way Sta
aOsRHiTISoGE nIADESsRUEoi ANp d., Law. :,
eiPeni o. Rocks Frederick, Haze! stown, Win.
q Rocks % and Way w stsiioS, only. nj s'na' " '
t0-tBaltlmore, Annapolis, and Way stations
5:0-tPHILADELPHfA,N NORFOLK, AND BAL
TlM0RE EXPhEsS, Elcott city, Norioik, eS.
cept Sunday. Norfolk passengers taken in the
cars direct TO boat nj Canton. Stops at Bladens'
burg and laurel.
nna &Sby Ny 'SiGGf sSHGSDus
Sleeping cars TO Chicago.
ls.i0t-BALTIMORE EXPIRES.
p:Do-Polnt of Rocks and Way stations.
| Gto-tsT. LOUIS. CINCINNATl. LOu1SNILLE,
| AND PI1TSBURg EXPIRES. pittsburg, ex-
cept sunday. Pullman Cars
inij-tNEw YORK, PHiLADELpHIA,AN AND BAL
TIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car to New York
| and special sleeping car 10 Philadelphia.
fDaily. ION Sunday only. Other trains daily, ex'
cnni Sunday.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
Auction Sdies--TO-Ddy.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auoiioneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS, Auotioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSES NO I,n OHIO
sEfsT sEsENTH sfEEEf S6kfhfA AhR n Thsm II
,$S deed, g, trust, a dated lated, Es;gsc,ysly
S S %Rs brS SsT SG S ' o aS 5
viii sell al public auction In trout OF the premises on
'hS s9f ftpS4 Espsa ,hs psesmSsr @ fs sSS Ss
p. M sub.lot eighteen Cs) insquarc two hundred aud
sCrg house. o WIZ rSo fonins on oSo
avenue, wen e, : srd kn9yn 9s & No: IN :, n ,s-. =,
ss% ma 9 y aW.n. wSy y.dds SS
ns and known fespee,iyseiy as N9s 81 and sa
tsst f,rSs o'clock
m, the north thrty.three fec. Of original lot egh,
ssssd SAsS s ioSss i%pIeSeS p6 sSe nsss sSS
a .ns nsd m ssSen rss s. ss SSrhna
Terms Of sale, one. fourth Of purchase money Ia
sSs GS eSGnSe Il al
date sale secured by deed Of trust on the premises
pureha.sr when StopeTiS = shocked down, and a
terms ~ sas are leG mol win IN seven days tn
trustee the right 10 resell at risk and cost
des.dads II. W. BOWMAN. Trustee.
TNRUsTEE'S BALE OF A BRICK HOUSE, on
STREET.
ny virtue Of decd Of trust dated May l., 1876, 70
corded Ia Liber ST. folio @ OF the land records Of tn,
District Of Columbia will, on TUESDAY, the l0tl
day Of December, ls7s, at tociock p m, In front
the premises offer for sale ut auction lot 50, OF Ab
D. Kellys tfrustee subdivision OF certain lots
square 62s In this city. improved bya brick dwelling
(No. street noTthwest. -
Terms; g1,0oo, with 81 per cent interest from Ma,
1873, and the expenses Of sale In cash and the bal
In three equal instalmens, at SIX, twelve ant
eighteen months, with interest, secured by the pur
chasers notes and deed Of trust on the property
deposit OF suo will be required ut the timo OF sale
Conveyancing at purchaser.s cost =, ,,--
NJ. ASHFORD Trustee.
b. II. WARNER, Auctlonecr. nov2D eoteds
National Republican., 1878-12-10
GEORG ETOTY NEWS.
Collected by R.pubilcan Reporters.

Hattie Carroll n girl of about sixteen years OF
age, haling from Virginia, applied at the station.
house Saturday night In sick and destitute condi'
tlOn. She was sent TO the Washington Asylum
Hospital yesterday morning,
About eight o'clock sunday evening fre was dis.
Kengla situated between Rockville pike and Ridge
road IN the county. The fire is supposed to have
been the work OF an incendary. Los, about $500
uo insurance.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
TRTsIEEgs s6LE or BRICK HaS,II} H9rsE on on
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF No Ill ELEVENTH
STREET EAST.
by virtue OF deed OF trust duly recorded In Iibcr
No soo folio Sig one OF the land records for the Dis
ric Of Columbia and by request q the party secured
premises on TUESDAY, 10th day of December, A. ID.
ls.s, at O'Clock u M, all that certain piece or parcel
and known as lot marked lettcrcd a." In the re-
corded subdivision OF original lot numbered ten iQ)
In square numbered nlnc hundred and slSty-eight
(96s), together with tho Improvements thereon.
Terms; one.third 90 Of the purchase money In
cash. the balance in SIX twelve and eighteen months
with Interest at the rate OF cent. secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold. All conveyancing at
purchasers cost deposit OF 800 will he required st
the time Of sale II terms Of sale are not complied
with in ye days from day OF sale tho trustees reserve
the right to resell the property al the risk and cost Of
def"ui'ins purohaseII;o I;ouS rpsoS
no2SsaoSdeio THos. s. HOPKINS, Irtstecs.
National Republican., 1878-12-10

1910 GREAT 1879
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
B2uBLE p L9ASk, sTEIEL iLi9A nA!LS u ror.rp.
II EEEEs II NSy5EER Ign s. pspcI I cor
For Pitlsburg and the West 1910 u IN. daily, with
Srts T Gaf 10 e PSF and LSa sfsI an ehaS
Sf Nb Tb PSfSaS5 FtFfs Gst K RSiE&p
and the North at $40 p IN. daily, except saturday.
with Palace Cars to CanRndRlgua. For Williams
port. LOCK Haven and watkins, at iGiV a. H.
For New York and the East, ioo md 1915 I, m. daily
vi h Palace Cars attached. Limited Express OF
Pullman ParlOr Cars 90 a. IN. daily except
For BrooEiyn, New York all through trims connect
at Jersey City with bouts OF brooklyn Annex"
nnOTdIns direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
Ing double ferriage and journey across New YORK
For Philadelphia, 100, $3.50, and iOis n m daily Linn
hsd hspress g;3o 2, M daily except sunday W daily
except sunday 1910 a. NJ, 'So, 3d. iio and iO'io
For fcpC's Creek Line n. m. and go p m. daily,
For Pi %SPapos POhs'z a. M and 10 p m daily esccp.
Ali YxSbRIA AND FRERERrcKsBgr.E.gi I9i RAIL. y;
For Aesandria g. tiS TO- II a. IN, and lis, 3, t?o
8, G;cj, :. and ii:so p. IN. On sunday I" m'' ILL.,
For iichnond and tie South $50 a. and go p m.
on sunday at s and 10 q. IN. and Gi5p m.
Tickets, Information sleeping and raror'car ac'
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northeast corner ofsikth street and Pennsy
LEFT for the checking Of baggasc to destinations frofn
| hotels aud residences.
| FRANK TIioMPSOS, General Manager.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
COMMERCIAL.
Washington River Front.

wAsHISoros. Dec. o. 1873
ARnIvED.
Riley's wharves-schoontr Caroline Holmes, Jack
son, Norfolk, with lumber TO W W Mccullough
schoOners Harvester, Beltzell Daniel Sheets, Robb
Samuel Gedney. strong Prince William, NcRenney
all from Chesapeake bay. with oysters TO market.
Traverse, Richards, Norfolk. to Francis Mohun 4
Sons
Johnson's wharf-Bont Cora Smith. williams. Ma
sons Point, with wood 10 Johnson Brothers
Clark Il Given's whati-SCh, Oner "a & A Travers
MITCHELL Havre dc Grnca. with 2j6 tons OF coal tC
Clark Given.
CLEAREn
Niey's wharvCs-SchoOneTs Lizzie Ragr1, Smith
ThOmas 5 Parks. Evans-both bound down, light.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
BASSETT'S LAUNDRY GLOSS,

Used by q great many hmilins and highly recon-.
mendod for giving PURE WHITE FINISH,
N, W. BuRCHELL,
oCaJf lSl2 Il street
National Republican., 1878-12-10
OFFICE OF +, a. MCINTYRE,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
No. Ois y STREET, OPPOSITE MASONIC TEN.
Pile, WASHINGTON. Dc

No, ois y STREET. OPPOSITE MASONIC TEN.
PIE, WASHINGIoN; n,Hr,, ,.-,
NONIM Bill 20, 1873
The partnership heretofore existing between H. H.
Wurutr and myself having expired, ! take lhl5
nudp Ofudysing my friends and the public generally
that have opened an office At tho above address
where pared to give my attention TO the Real
lhIAte business In all It's details.
Parties who desire To borrow money OH good real
estate or approved collateral always he nc
conimudat Cd, and those who have surplus funds TO
loan will find ready to give their business prompt
attention. and have the character Of the security d
gently Inquired into. u
matters concerning the selling and renting o. proper
ties, has enabled me TO lerclly systematic these
branches Of the business Persons placing large or
many houses In my care will always b. granted Q lib
cTnl reduction In ruling rates HDusT, "IOr N'W
irW Ld ddrfItisCd nee Of ChnTNT, and In all Cused
whore furnish tenant will II need he, protect the
interests OF the landlord before Justice OF the peace
charging nothing for my legal services and sharing
with the owner the usual expense In summonlng and
cJeCling n tenant
particular attention will be given 10 the manage
mtut Of estates of fnOnTesdcnts, Taxes will be paid
msuraucei effected, and neBdml repairs tecn TO ut
lowest rates, Returns Will be made Immediately
upon collection, Or at stated intervals as desired.
Thankful Tor pat nIvOrs trust, by due exercise
Ut pUGnt s., pTOmniness, and accuracy 10 continue
TO merit that large share OF public patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon me- Very respectfully,
UU3O f. A, MCINTYRE.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
PObQSlS.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
wAsUISUTOS, Dec. 0, leIe.
PROPOSALS FOR SurPLIES.
sealed proposals will be received NJ the Office, as
above until II o'clock noon. December ith instant,
for furnishing supplies to the various branches OF the
District government for the six months ending June
~ is7a The right to reject any or all bids and parts
ofblds Is reserved.
Information aud blanks Will be furnished upon ap
plicaiiOn. .
iy order OF the Commissioners plstrlc, Of Columbia
T. u. TOWNSEND.
Superintendent OF Pr pcrty D. c.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
NOTICES NoTICEH YoTIcsul

NoTICEl NOTICE!i NoTICE!!l
IN Auc lon sale OF Unredesm smed Pledges.
JAMES GUILD, AUCTIONEER
will sell ior H. X. FULTON, at his store, l2ls
Pennsylvania avenue, CONNIE Cncing on MONDAY,
DEI'EMBER TO- at ten O'clock a. M. and o'clock p
M, and continue said sale on TUESDAY, DECEM
BIER H. ut the hour uni place aforesaid, all o.
the Tor sIed unredeemcd pied yes now on hand In hi'
poSses,ion, vizi Gold and silver watches diamonds
Sold gold Jewelry, lpthnI, books. fancy articles
suitable for chr stnLs pre- ents hUd numerous Other
10 variety ToGcTs OF tickets VIII please t!kt
notice. Ii. IL. fIl1ON.
JAMES GUILD Auctioneer. dec7-gtf
National Republican., 1878-12-10
JoHN SHERMAN & co.
- Real Estate AuctIoueers, st. Cloud building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME HOUSE
on TwESTY.THIRD STREET WEST, De
TWEEN NJ AND y STREETS NORTH.
By virtue OF a deed OF trust dated $ ,ptemher 49,
A. b. 1870 recorded In Libcr No. GSi folio So one Of
the land records OF Washington County, District Of
Columbia, and at the request Of the party secured
promises on THURSDAY, the ieth dRy OF December,
a. d. 1878 nt o'clock D. M, that piece parcel OF
ground situate in the city OF Washington In sad Dis
irct, known RS lot lett red an In Loomls SUBJ
division of original o twentynnc, In square thirty
six, with improvements, consisting of small frame
house. -
Terms of SALE OncfOurth cnShi balance In q, r. II,
and 81 months, with interest at per Ceni-eierTed
payments TO he secured Oh the property sold de-
pnslt OF $50 required at time Of sale aud all convey.
arcing at purchasers cost. Tnrms TO be conn lied
with !" seven DAYS j6s j. Sis2DsN il 22DDss0N. Trustees,
National Republican., 1878-12-10

EEIIN pE~FOSSE'S FRENCH BAkEItY
Il VIENNA ROLLS \ SPECIALITY.
tI.>tal sltd lSjt)
IS YEARS OF INt ItEASlN M SlII .FSS,
EEIlN DE~ FUSSI,,
tho w.t. known hud only real French baker in wash
n.uHu, lu5 removed To No sul1 II street, between
TNuGe'h ard Iw"uly-tlnt biruutN nvng IHmnsyl-
Vnult R,"nrr Mn"r~ N house expressly buH TOR
the purpose, hr has grCWCr fCiliiVi than heurr Tor
tho mUUnuCUrr OF tEp best French Rnd American
Bread, French Bread specially, Liberal terms Of
i"Tud 10 hotels md hollors,
y, r. -fr"urh hr"ld recommended for persons or
dcluHtr lH,Ih, especially Tor those suffering from
dl puIs,h h. ware ui limitations dC'hli
National Republican., 1878-12-10
Auction Sales.--future Days.
.eal Estate Auctioneer.

u II. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
STORY DwELLINa, No. 100 MARYLAND
VAVENUE SOUTHWEST.
by virtue OF deed Of trust dated September 25, A.
D. isT3 duly recorded In Liber No IJ folio Is, OF
the land records the District OF Columbia and at
the request OF the party secured thereby, shall sell
at public auction III front OF tho premises, TIL rs.
Day Decefnber 10 1875, at o'clock p. M. all that
pitcs or parcel OF ground situate in the city of WASH
lngton, d c. being part OF lot d. OF w. II Todds sub
three hundred and ntv.two (sS2l, beginnns for the
(sl feet nine and half S,) inches from the south
wardy with the limo of said avenue nineteen i9 feet
four and halt (iS) inches thence northwestwardly
at right angles with said avenue thiriy.eght 90 feet
three and half (3t Inches; thence due north eighty
four lsi feet nine inches thence east twelve gal
feet f,uf and half (i inches thence south siStytwo
uel feet seven Inches; thence sonthwssiwaardlylal
ginning, together with tho improvements, DC
Terms: Onethlrd cash, and the balance In slI,
twelve. and eighteen months, with interest at per
cent. per annum. secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold all cash, nt option OF the purchaser
800 deposit and oil recording and conveyhnctng M
purchasers cost. Terms 10 be complied Within seven
days otherwise the trustee reserves the right 10 resell
the property the risk aud cUst Of the deiung pur
chaser amer Eve days advertisement.
a. ". ElCHSTADT, Trustee
Ut. CoLDwELI. Salesman. deI-:aw&ds
National Republican., 1878-12-10
nUNCANs0N BROS. ATCTIONEERS,
| - Corner OF Ninth aud d streets.

TNUSIEls-' BALE VALUABLE MILL fNof-
EIlTY AND LARGE LOT or GROUND NEAR
THE Arsenal. BElNn THE STONE MILL
OCCUPIED ~ WAND ]. D. BRADLEY,
Under and by virtue Oi dced OF trust dated July 8
iva and recorded Ia IIleT No. 1 iollo lG, GC. OF
the land records OF Washington County in the Dis
tric OF Columbia, the undersigned. trustees, WILL on
THURSDAY, the 18th day OF December, A. u. lsTssht
$40 o'clock D. m. In 'front.' OF the premises sell at pub
lie auction, nll those pieces parcels uf ground stu
Lte In the city OF Washington District OF Columbia,
known and designated aS part Of original lot num-
bcred eleven uil and the whole OF original lots num-
beTed twelve U2l, fourteen t, fifteen (l5), sixteen
(6), seventeen Q7) eighteen usl, nineteen (Ol and
twenty C2J), In square numbered tive hundred aud
four , according to the recorded plat OF said city
OF Washington containing thirty-one Thousand
(3 O) square feet OF ground, more or lis together
with the improvements thereon, consisting OF
two.stOry mill which has been used US u Stone saving
mill. &c.
Terms OF salei As prescribed by said deed OF trust
the amount Of Indebtedness secured by the said decd
OF trust unpaid, viz, $1,000 with interest from July
% 1871 at the rate Off per cent per nnnuI, ana the
pense OF sale, In cash. and the balance st six,
twelve and eighteen months. iOr vi ch the notes nf
The purchaser, bearing interest from the day Of sale
| ut SIX per cent per unnum aud secured by deed OF
trust ON the property sold will hc takcn deposit
of S2OD will be required at tie time Of sale and " the
terms Of sale shall not be complied with witlin ten
DAYS eT sale tho trustees reserve the right to resell
nj the cost and risk ofthe dculting purchaser upon
EpWAilD ". PABsoSS, Trrs,oos
| ~ -rurhSat HlnEkr H. DAY. ''""''''
National Republican., 1878-12-10
W. N. SMITH, Salesman.
u WARNER, Real Estate Auclloncer

TRUSTEES SALE or A NEAT TWO STORY AND
JRrH SIDE OF II STREET, Rh:rWEES
Ninth AND TENTH STREETS NoitrllEASr
BY virtue of u deed OF trust dated August :. a. ID.
1871, duly recorded In I.ber No, sd folio ~. ct SEQ.
one OF the land records for the District Of Columbia
and at the request OF the Tarty secured thereby, we
will sell at public auction 70 front Of the premises OF
THrRSDAY, December l." 1875, at o'clock D. m, all
that piece parcel Of ground lying In the city OF
Washington, d. G., known Rs lot numbered hny.seven
(57J of Kelly's subdivision Of part OF square num-
beTed nine hundred and thirty (SJD, together
! with the improvements, nc.
Twelve, and eighteen months, vita interest nt per
cent. per hnnun1, secured by deed o. trust on Tue
property sold all cash at option OF the purchaser,
$40 deposit At the time OF Snlr aud all cnnyey4ncng
at purrhaser's cost. Terms to he complied with in
seven days, otherwise III" trustees reserve the right
to resell the property NJ the risk aud cost OF the de-
inultInB purchaser amer I'VE days Mverlsencnl.
JOSEPH lL EPSON Trrs,oos
THOMAS HYDE, i'"''''
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ACHAr WITH GRoEsBEcK.
Some Expressions Of Opinion by One OF
Our SifUer Commissioners,
New York Graphic

Ne" YORK Graphic
Ex-Congressman W. S. Groesbeck is at the
Everett House, having just arrived from Eu-
rope, where, one of the commission to the
monetary conference, he has shown his acumen
knowledge of finance. Mr.. Groesbeck, when
visited by the writer, said he did not care to
speak OF the monetary conference, as the re-
port would be likely to be forthcoming in a
short time. Ex-Governor Penton will pass
the winter in Italy. The European commits.
sloners were i'll favor of the rules of the Latin
Union, Mr.. Groesbeck thought, and the action
OF Mr.. Groschen, one of En- glands representa-
uVes, was influenced by the policy Of the home
government.
While abroad Mr.. Groesbeck met General
Grant for short time. The general and his
chances Tor renomination are, he says, much
discussed over there, Grant has MANY warm
trends, owing IN great part, Mr.. Groesbeck
thinks, to the fact that he is constant in his
friendships. Senator Conkling, too. he thinks.
Is strong in his respect. Mr.. Groesbeck hardly
believes that the General will be renominated.
How DO you regard resumption, Judge?''
asked the writer.
The people seem too willing to give the re-
sumption law fair trial. and no obstacles are
ilkely to be throw. in it's way. 1t remains to
be seen whether the national banks and the ma
.ional banking system will accord and harmon
ize with resumption. Thus far, the people
haze experienced only the benefits and few of
the defects of that system. They are still here.
IN the East, at least In favor of it. They have
attacked the savings banks because they have
suffered by them. 1t is extremely difficult to
attack gigantic power, like the national
banks, en- ',aasse, but the time may come when
It can be done in detail. The failure of the
banks from time to time will cause the people
to become dissatisfied with the system. Er
aao disco ona7aes''
Senator Thurman and Ex-Governor Hen
bricks, y Mr.. Groesbeck added, '.are both very
popular In. the West, and it is difficult to say
which ie ahead in the Presidential race. Thur
man is man of fine intellect" he added.
What do You think of politics in this State,
Judge Groesbeck?"
1t seems to me that the alliance of the Re-
publicans and Democrats will not be of long
duration. Where there is a divergence on so
many points a concentration on one point is
not likely to be a lasting one'
MIR. Groesbeck inquired as to Mr.. Tilden' 5
prospects, and said that his hand was apparent
In the recent elections in this city aud State, y
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County Commissioners.

The following business was transa cted a.
the session of the county com missioners, last
evening:
On motion, an abatement of 81. on
| nwLi, sec. u, t. 80, +. 81, owned by Fred
Loub. The railroad takes acres.
Chas. Egert made application for a new
survey on Rum river road. On motion of
Campbell, the same was ordered granted. On
motion of Peterson, the following commit
tee of three was appointed by the chair to
make and superintend such survey: Counts.
| sloners Campbell, Cover and Mat news.
The petition of Thomas Haney, ct al. for
| change of road, which was passed at the ses
SION NOV. ., was taken up, and the commit
| tee reported adversely. Report was
adopted.
The report of committee on the petition
of Andrew Richmond was adopted by the
board, all voting in the affirmative.
School petition of Frederick Schlee was
taken up, accepted, and notices ordered
given.
Watson's petition for tax title granted on
lots IN Lees addition to Lakeland.
| On motion, 1t was ordered that fifty of tha
revised statutes be purchased for distribu
ton to the various county and town officers,
provided the county attorney approves the
same.
Bond of Thomas Leckey, court commits
| sloner, accepted as TO form and sureties.
report of A. d. Roe, county superinten-
dent of schools, accepted and placed on file.
! On motion. 1t was ordered that Frederick
Schlee be allowed So per mouth for three
months.
Application Of Johnailian Huntley to paw
| 7 per cent on delinquent tax for 1875-'7G
IT. Granted.
charles Rhoades made application for
abatement on his residence in the city, and
1t was ordered that penalty and interest be
aDated, original tax to be paid in thirty DAYS.
Ihe board counted the various orders and
vouchers presented by the county auditor to
be cancelled. County orders from Oct. 1st
to March 1st found correct. Jurors and
witnesses orders found correct from Oct. LIST,
| 1877, to March LIST, 1873.
On motion it was ordered that the county
| treasurer be required to give notice to tax
payers of the county that he will receive
taxes at his office.
On motion Attelia Janitz was allowed the
sum OF 80 per month out of the poor fund
up to May, 1879.
The resignation of Commissioner Peterson
was rendered and accepred.
IL was oiuereu tnaG the Dill OF DR.. w. III.
Pratt, which was reduced at the last session
OF the board, be increased to $50, the audi
tor to amend his re cords to that effect.
Mrs. Wachmuth's poor allowance reduced
to SO per month.
Mrs. Slaughtery's allowance reduced to SIS
per month.
The chairman of the board and the audi.
tor were instructed to compare the orders
and vouchers which had been counted by the
board, and cancel and destroy if found cor
rect.