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W. u. EOMVNSIUN, Trrotoo
Once 40 9th st. n. W., AiuS'oo
ep8 Washington, ID. @.
TyRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FIVE Room
II FRAME HQIi2E No l3A5H SIRE a.

i FRAME HoUaE, No 1s45H sTREeT 4.
E.. WITH THE LOT, IL BY So FEET.
By virtue of deed Of trust to me. dated -
81. one Of the land recOras for the District Of
Columbia shall sell at public sale, on MONDAY.
in front Of the premises the west twelve feet ffOn
by Binety-fve feet deep of lot numbered twenty
two, in square numbered one thousand and twenty
seven. together with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Amount Of the balance of the debt
secured by the deed Of trust and expenses of sale In
cash and the balance in six months. with interest,
$50 Of which must be paid Immediately after the
sale. All the costs of cOnveyanciny to bo paid by
the purchaser, and if the te,ms are not compile
with in five days after the sale. the property will
be fesOh 1T the risk and cost of the defAult1G
chaser after five days notice, to be published In
the Evening Star.
B. MILBURN, Trustee.
E me aoIQa I'd
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"ASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
w 1OO1, corner 10th and ID SITS. northwe

"ASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
w 1OO1, corner 10th and ID SITS. northwest.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF ASSORTED HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE.
Superior ParlOr Furniture, sub ,tantialy male and
upholstered In Drab Rep with Blue Puffings;
Handsome Walnut Dressing case Suite, heav-
lily carved and from one OF the best manufsc-
tories; Three Sets OF extra good Cottage Fur
niture, beautifully painted aad We'll preserved; :
Walnut NJ. T. sideboard. unstinted in work.
manship; Walnut Extension Table and Dining
Room Chairs to match; NJ. L. Center Tables,
carved In all manner OF styles: Luxurious E.sy
Chairs and Lounges In y and Raw Silk; Que
handsome Hat Rack, marble base; an entire
household of superior Brussels Carpets of the
most exquisite patterns, In excellent condition
and from the best English and American fac
tories: fine Lace Curtains Lambrequins and
On MONDAY. September 18th, beginninga
at 10 am, at residence No. 1920 18th street, IA
between and L streets northwest, shall -
sell, without reserve, the above-des crib ID !
contents Of a large and we-kept dwelling houSa
together with a large assortment OF miscellaneous
articles impl ssible to euum rate
sep12-d WASH. b. WILL ANS, Auct.
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= ID.
THOS. Z. WA&GAMAN. Auct. sep6 esd
THOS. E.WA86AMAN, Real Estate AuctiOnee.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME
AND FAD STREETS NORTHXEST, No.

Under and by virtue of certain deed of -
corded in Liter 849 folio go and at the re-
guest OF the party secured thereby. win on NOM
ee at public auction, al that parcel Of land lying in
the city OF Washington. d. c., and known as part
frame dwelling. '
Terms Of sale: One-t third cash, balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months with interest from
day Of SALE $50 Is required when bid is accepted.
should tho terms Of sale be not compiled with In
nve days, the Trustee reserves the right to resell
the property al the risk OF defaulttng purchaser
6oL6-O THi)S. K WAG4sMAN TrnSf,.a
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ArSheep- killing dogs invariably attack the
neckS OF their victims 10 sever the arteries and
collar With sSsrU nrntectin1 noints sWSich
e6ectuAlly protects the sheep from his foe.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOOy,
"ASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer

w Ash. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
TkUsTEEs' sALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY ON G STREET, BE
TWEEN 11H AND 18TH STREETS NORTH
EAST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date -
december 2lst. A. 1875, and recorded in ':::U
ords for Washington ceua y. in the District ol
Olumbia. and at the written req ueSt of the party
secured thereby, we will sell at public auction. In
front OF the premises, Oh SA rUkDAY, the 14th
day OF september, A. ID. 1878, at o'clock p IN
all that certain piece or parcel Of ground situated
In the city OF Washington, i'll the District OF Co
!umbiA known and described as lot numbered
fourteen 14y. In George II. Gulick's recorded sub
division OF square numbered nine hundred and
eighty seven 0S7', together with the Improve
ments on said lot, consisting of q two (2) story
frame house.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; the balance In
six g. and twelve (12) months, with interest at
six 80 per cent. per annum payable semi-a nnu-
ally, secured by deed Of trust on property sold OF
the purchase money 500 will be required to be
to comply with the terms of sale within seven "a
days thereafter, the Trustees reserve the right
resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
faulting purchaser.
ROBT. P. DODGE, lr-,,+...
sep6- 90 eds p. A. DARN ELLIE. {ArusteoS
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CLYDE,S NEW EXPREss LINE

Il LfUE > NEW f1NfRESS LIME
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting at Phitddelphia trith Olvde's
Line tor BOSTON, PrOoidence, and
tho Ne,C England states.
Sailing Days.
From Observation-Disclosures at 12m.
From Washngton-Mon at IL q. m.
From GeoI getown-,.tonday, at p m.
FTeights received dali. Through bills Of ladng
given to Boston and Providence, 49,
and and l na RI LIVER: So1sgf s Wish
town wharf will please have them marked
- GeOrgetOIcn, d, c.,
For full information apply tot. 81. JOHNSON
4 CO.. 1909 street north vest, and l2tn-street
wharf. Washington. D. e.; g.. F. HYDE. So Wa
& CO., General Managers, IL South Wharves
Philadelphia, mar2O-lY
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EDUCATIONAL.

a" SCHOOL OF sGIE9RGErOWN UNI'
An Institute for the Education and Training OF
Students In the Principles and Prac-
tiGe Of the Law.
Academic Year 1s7S-'59.
FEY r. HEALYi :. !. President: CHA Is
MERCK, II: d.. Copstitgtionsl Law; HAL
BERT h. PAINE. LII. D.. Evidence, Pleading
aid Equity: MARTINF MORRIS. L.. D., Com
mon sv. COns ractS and Criminal Law; G. W.
HOFFMAN LII. D., T. 4 LAMBERT. ESQ, and
W. II. DENNIS. Judges of Mott Court.
Coliege Hail, 9lb street III rln" est, w ash
ingtOD. ~. C.
he Orenfng Lecture Of h term will he delivered
WE N ESDAY, October 2i 1873 at 8 y. IN. Ali
interested are invited to attend.
be course cove s two years, unless students nave
already studi' one year at some other r"Su arly
established school Of law or under some approved
attorney Le@tur-s and Rotations are held at an
early hour In the evening to meet the convenience
of students.
Terms: Eighty dollars per annum In advance,
(rece.v a,e In monthly lnStamenS) or $l50 for the
two " ears. 6 adu8tiOn Fee IS
POST GRADUATE COURSE.
An additional course, covering the period OF one
year. and devoted to Practice aud advanced
branches, open holders Of diplomas from this or
other approved schools Of law has been established
TERMS $50 per anDum. Circulars at MorriSOn's
and Beali's, or address
VIM. HENRY DENNIS. Secretary,
SCI B -eOSW Cliy Hall. West Wi"R.)
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YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

VOUN6 q MIDDLETON, AuctiOneers,
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
MARYLAND AVENUE NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF adeed OF trust, dated April 7th, -
1S76, duly recorded In Liber S14. folio 473, f.sj
lumhia, ana a. the request of the party secured
thereby we will sell at pablo ion. In front
situate In the city Of Washington, at 8 O'Clock p
m. SATURDAY, September 14:h All OF square
numbered (SS7j nine hundred AMI thirty-seven.
Terms via be a-ed al sale.
sep,o-5t 81 M Hti hIhn H. }rrustees
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RUSSIAN LADIES FIGHT A DUEL.-A good
deal has lately been heard OF the progress OF
female emancipation In Russia, but il Is some
what OF q novelty to find the Russian ladies
figuring in the character OF duelists, as was
the case not long since with two bellies OF Pett-
gOrSk, q ell-known fashionable resort on the
northern slope of the CaucaSuA d;snn,e
arose between ih@ ..,aI beau les, sprIngine
ON "a me attentions paid TO each In turn by q
handsome young cavalry officer quartered In
the neighbOrhOOd. The quarrel ran so high
that one OF the AmaZOnS at length despatched
her maid TO the other with a formal challenge
which was instantly accepted. The belligerentS
met without seconds In a lonely place outside
the town, each armed with brace of loaded
pistols. Before, however, they had even taken
up their respective positions, the trembling OF
the one lady's hand caused her pistol TO eY-
plOde prematurey, sending a bullet through
the dress OF the other, who Shrieked and fell
down in swoon. The assailant, frightened
out OF her wits, flung away her weapon and
rushed to raise the supposed corpse but her
uDgrateful antagonist, recovering her senses
as suddenly as she had lost them, clutched her
by the hair with one hand. while boxing her
ears with the other in the most SnrryrUlc styla.
Inc nIlng having now ceased, the battle pro
ceeded Maud to hand. Locks of hair, ribbons,
anG Shreds of clothing few in every direction
and but for the timely advent of three or four
Poncemen the affray might have ended like
tne somewhat similar combat of the Kilkenny
cats. Ihe military LOthario's only remark on
hearing the story was: It's lucky they took
to clawing each other, instead of me-"
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNCANsON Bros. Aueaoneers,

nUNCANsON BROS., Aucliuneers.
TkUsTEKs, SALE or IMPROVED PROP.
fkIY ON ELEYENTH sTAEET EAST,
Ell WIEN NORTH g ROLINA AVENUE
And s0uTH STREET, BEING NO. Ill
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated Nsvem- -
Der 18Th. A. ID 1876, duly recorded in Liber t..a
NO. 200, folio 349. one of toe land records sX.A
Tor the District of Columbia and by request of the
party secured thereby. we will sell: at pu bic auc-
ton, IN front OF the premises, on NESDAY,
the 18th day Of September, A. d., 1878. at 3
O'CLOCK p. m, all that certain piece or parcel of
grouBd lying Ia the said city and District afore-
SAD and known as Lot marked or lettered IA, I"
In the recorded Subdlvisi of original Lot num-
beI.d ten uOl, in >quare numbered nine hundred
and s1xty-eixht 1882, together with the improve
ments thereon.
Terms: One-third 60 Of the purchase money in
cash; the balance in six, twelve aud eighteen
months with interest ~ the rate of per cent
secured by deed of trust on the property sold. An
convey abcing at purchasers cost. A deposit of
$1CO will be required at time of SALE Ii terms OF
SAFE are not nplieo with In FIVE days from day Of
sale, the trustee ieserve the right to resell tho
property at Tie risk and cost Of defaulting pur-
sep7-eoSds Thus. s. H0PKiNs. Trustees.
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DON'T STAND ON THE TRACK,

Hhaf 81 A. strikes my soul with feeling OF swe
wn W., ne e IS \ railway, Who's engine is law
VII W hi0l hho~eth no rest, aisd uryer turns hNct
ny o, ST s'' t, out It's wsrning-"DonT St1af
mere tfe laws Tor the body N a laws Tor TIA g.,
~ tlcldlng obedience their force We eon,raI. S""
IIney hhow no exemption for white or FOR blsck
linen haik 10 tie warnlng-bOnf stand -, ,h-
TRACK ' %" tse
! he irS n horse, Progress, fo:cver rolls IN
- Ia y stems die ard new oLes are born.
We must go with the engine tina. never turns h.cs
UT else heed the warnilg-''Dop't stGnF on ~.
Young mar Keep awake on the Journey Of u,a
Your pAthS ay With teri e danger is rife.
y he speed OF The ir,.n h Tee new CT grows siH-k
For the love Of your life, frnT stand IN "A,
track!
Shun the fumes OF the cup Is the rattlesnake,s
You ere playing with fire that will burn you To
ceaih: wv ~
Yield not 10 temptation, tho fierce its attach
hsmeinber the warning & stan 4 on m, fr,,kr
Win eye never closing, your watch you must teer
FOR our passions ar oIIen. like Wild beAsS nSeen
Sin tafes fr IN the soul what IL never brings hacs
r or the sw. CT n le OF hezven-dnr't sfaad on IA.
uooA- III. SLAN PRKUSs
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ID ii. ARNER, Auctionser.

Publ &c SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY.
No tC9 ELM STREET. LIE DROIT PARK.
WI! offer for sale OH WEDNESDA Az, IA
Septe mber 10 1873 at hal'-pa to o clock D. fsyD
M, desirable 2-stOry Framo House, of z ~
rooms. with stable; house has mo iern Improve
m. nts. Lott, block TO- Containing 7 s52 square
feet.
Terms easy, and made knswn on day Of sale.
septO.eO&da
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTIoN SALE oF HOUSEHOLD FUR-
"A HdIURE AND OTHER Pc SONAL
PROFANITY,
L shall s.il at pubic auction, on the ~
IIen. Uses lsttly ,cupied by john q. 14N
Waters. deceased, corner North CAPITOL
q Pierce S.rte's. on FPIDAY, Sc. tenber 2Oth.
1873. al Ii O'Clock a. IN. ihs following described
property, tie a'ne beins part Of the personal es-
tate OF said Waters:
One Latrobe Stove; One Secretary and D,ss;
90 Buggy; - Wegoa and Harness;
90 HolS-; street Hose.
A lot of old Lumber, Scaffodng, &C.
GEO. TRU ESDELL.
sep14 ct Executor of John q. Wa.e q.
NJ A. WALSH, Auctionesr.
ENTIRE CONTENTS Of HOUSEHOLD FUR
NlTURt. belonging to r. A. Fenwlck. in
House No. 18 second street. Georg stown. ID.
c., SEPTEMBER 18TH. 1873, at 1O5t O'Clock
q.
Among the effects are some rave old-fash-a
Toned Furniture. The house contains in y
part No.
Mahogany sidebOard VIVA not, Carpets, ~
OtclOths, G. 4. Chairs. Feataer Bed,
cottage Sets. Walnut Steads and bureaus
Stoves. Table Cutlery Glassware, 'IrOckery,
China Sei OF A pieces very hne, AID many articles
tCo numerous 10 mention.
Sep13-2t q. c. HULSE, Salesman.
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IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LON
LON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steam ers Of this company viii sail every Sat-
urday from Bremen Pier, foot OF Sd ST., >kSsA
Hotsoken: Rates OF passage: From New [K1EIh
YORK to hayre, London, southampton SefEfl.fe
ard Bremen, first cabin, 500: second CABIN $50,
gold: steerage $50 currency. For freight or pas
sage appyt to OELR1CHS Co., Bowling reen,
New YORK. Oct1-1y
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by VIRTUE OF pEGREE OF TIE SU-
- preme Cou, OF the District OF Column ~
bla, passed In Equity Cause No.6, 433 where ~
and n. B. Fight ct al are defendants, we WIN
offer for sale at public auction, In front OF the
premises, on MONDAY, the % day OF Saptem.
Der, 1878. at O'Clock p: M, Lot numb ,red thir-
teen. 13,) In A. K. Shepherds subdivision of
square NO. lc4. The property Is situated ON IT5h
street, between and streets north est, and the
Improvements consist OF flee Brick Residence,
containing the mode IN improvements
Terms of sale One-itth of ourchae m ,uey
cash; balance in one o. two e three 81 and four
az years, the purchaser to give his no es for the
deferred payments, be airing Interest at per cent.
per aI,nuIn. payable srmi-annualy and secured by
the retention of the title by the Trustees until paid
500 down at time OF sale.
HENRY WISE GARNETT,
Columbia Law Building. tr..,
EUGEN CAkUSI, Ifussess'
Barbour s Law Building
CHAS. W. HANDY, Auct. sep13-d eds
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The CAMEL.-No human royal family dare
be uglier than the camel He is a mass of
bones, faded tufts, humps, Jumps. splay Joints,
and callOsitieS His tail is a ridiculous whip.
and a failure as an ornament or fly-brush.
His feet are simply big sponges. For skin
covering he has patches of old buffalo robes
faded, and with the hair worn of His yoice
is more disagreeable than his appearance.
With reputation for patience, he is snappish
and vindictive. His endurance is overrated !;
that is to say, he dies like sheep, il he is not
well fed. His gait racks muscles like the ague.
And yet this ungainy creature carries his
head in the air and regards the world out of
poise of his head says: II have come out OF
the dim past; the deuge did not touch me; Il
helped ShOOtOO build the great pyramid; L
knew Egypt when it hadn't an obelisk nor q
temple. There are three of us: the date palm,
the pyramid and myself. Everything else is
modern. Go tori Charles Dudley Warner
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STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK

STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and E. C,
kSet Sew Yopa sye eays rsr East
4 "'clotk p.Am.; Georgetown every -
MONDAY, and Alexandria same day.
FIRE. ght taken at lowest rates For Information
spp!y AT office over Metropolitan Bank, Is b street,
or to X. 2. A. DENHAM, Agent, Water str set,
Georgetown.
au21-tr SAMIIEI, RACON Proaidant
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BROS. Auctionesrs.

Il HONVANbON bhO0., AuCuOn06f6.
LAEGEAND ATTRACTIVE SALEor HAND
BONE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C,
Being the entire oobtents of q prvat- rssid ,nce,
removed t. our salesroOms for convenience of
sale, and cOmprls ng in part, PAror suit In
Reps, Fu.e Turkish Lounges. Easy Chairs and
kock.rs Mar 'Ie-top Center and Fancy Tables.
Secretary and Library bookcases. Rps T.. an
biequins, Lace Gu -tains. Fine Walnut B Buffet
With marble top: Walnut Exrens Table, c.
lea her, Rich Wa nut Chamoer Sets. with mar
HE TOPS; Walnut M,rbe-tOp liquor CssA
Painted FeGIoDm set, WarifobeS Bureaus
VAST stands. Mattresses. Toilet Ware B u.s.
sels AMI Ingram AZ pets Oclo hs on Paint
1nes ard Eng awnings Also, one NJ rsle top
Parlor Safe, tHerrng & CO.
We will sell on TUESD MORNING. n
17th instant. commencing at 10 n'c,ock lava
front OF our Sa eSrcOmS, q general and choice n
assol tment OF Household goods, worth, the ! I
attention of housekeepers aud others. The whole
to be positively sold highest bidders for cash
sepl3 st DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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COAL AND WOOD.

~ JOHNSON BROTHERS
WOOD. TELEPHON1C CONNECTIONS. COAL
PULL WEIGHT.
COALs BEST QUALITY WOOD
Low PRICES.
WOOD. PROMPT DELIVERIES. COAL
nam once WAVES mill and depot connected with
- UPTOWN omces by TELEPHONE.
With uneQuAed facilities and advantages for
economically conducting the wood and coal trade
MnAIveo, factory, extensive store yards enabn us
70 stock up largely when coal IL lowest, Ofdcee
Lnrougno9t the city, and oil In immediate commu.
ncaoon, 1n9ur1nG prompt attention to orders, We
Me PREPARED 70 oner to our patrons the best vHrie
lee OF coal It the vary lowest prices.
Remember, We Insure strictly pure coal of 4 go
pounds to the ton.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
s@. e:M: Omces; 10O0 gt. n. w.; lll2 9th Of, n.
W.: 1A1b tn %. q, w.: and nj Pa. ave. se tyI0-tY
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Steiner John W. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
Il. GOD. leaves her wharf, teTmi- 49,
nus OF 7.h and 9th street line of cars, Eea4Az=N
at M, three times per week, for
CurriOman, NOmini and LeOnardtown, stopping at
termediate landings each trip. Days Of sailing,
same as Steamer Mariana.
For further Information, apply at the Off e. over
METROPOLITAN Bank. knox's Express ONCE, or at
the Comp any g Wharf. foot of 9Th street.
Baggage called for on application at KnoY's EX.
press Office. SAMOEL BACON, Pres't.
b. j. ACCINELLY, Agent.
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THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.

Bettceen NetU York and Liverpool, OaLI-
ING at Cork Hurb0r.
Wa sep IL h9a WV Wa 1e ZEE
scy tha Wed, Sept. IS Russia. Wed, Oct. 1e
Parthia Thurs, Sept. 10 Scythia. Wed. Oct q
Abyssina Wed, Sept. Is Par thia. Thurs, Oct. "a
ButhLia. Wed, Oct. q Abvssinia We'd, Oct 80
And every following Wednesday from New York.
mo Storage.
BY steamers carrying steeraGe, $50 and 500 gold,
according to accommodations,
BY steamers NOT carrying Storage, $780, 500 and
$50 gold, according to accommodations.
Tickets to Paris, SIS, gold, additional,
Return tickets on favorable terms.
Steerage at very low rates. Stoerage tickets frem
Liverpool and Queenstown, and all other parts of
Europe at lowest rates.
Tn oush bills OF lading given for Belfast, Gias-
gov, Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Con-
uneHt, and for Mediterran. an ports.
For freight and passage apply at he Company s
of1' e. No. Rowling Green, or both steerage and
cabin, to Otis BIGELOW, COS 7th street, Wash
j2sIy CHIs. G. FRANCKLYN. Agent NY.
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STEAMERS, &c.

nor POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
4 The steamer MATTANO, Capt. 49,
w. d. BYLEs vii! make three trips Ups
and one to MA1TOX CREEK, stopping at inter-
mediate landings going and returning For further
Wood Office, lila and 1913 Pennsy gania avenue
and at wharf, foot OF h and n streets.
al2O-r q. TU OK Err JONES, Agent,
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LINE.

rUNARD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
With the view of diminishing the chances of
CT ilison, the Steamers OF this line take sp cifc
course for all seasons o: the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, croseing the merldi8a OF 30 1T 43
lat, or nothing to the LOrh of 43.
On the hOneward passage crossing the meridian
Of 30 at AZ lat, or nothing to the north of "a.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.

FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
The swift and ee giant iron Steamer LADY OF
ThF LAKE, Capt. q. j. BONNIE Co.
VILE, leaves g h-street wharf. Sssff8 u
until further notice, every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at o clock p. M, con-
meeting with steamers for Boston, Providence and
other Northern points. Returning, leaves Nor
O'Clock p. m.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-02-28
THE REPOSITORY LAUDS JOHN
SIBERIAN.


The John Sherman, Eliza Pinkston
organ, whose editor, lately from Wash
ington, favors again the readers of the
Repository this week with another full
some dish Of praise of Secretary Sher-
man." 1t says: "The truth about him is
he has always been above reproach. p
Du tell He, Sherman, "has been an
honor to 0hioP And again, "He is by
all odds the ablest, if not the only fnan.
cier that has held the Office of Secretary
of the Treasury in the last twenty
yearsp Moses and the prophets So,
this is the mission of the new editor-to
viIify and SANDER honest officials in
Stark county, and bespatter with OBJ
sequious lickspittle praise, the corrupt
and Shiny John ShermanI
The fact is, this "scurYy politician" is
the chief architect of the ruin that has
overtaken this land. In a published let
ter in 1868 he favored paying the $50
bonds in greenbacks and denounced the
bondholders as repudiators for askin g
that they be paid coin. The very mex t
year he was the tool of these bondhold- :
ers in the United States Senate, and
fathered the bill making the $50 bon DIS
payable in coinl He was during and af-
ter the war one of the manipulators for
the whisky ring. This operation was
played twice, making divvy Of fifteen
or twenty millions each time And yet
"he is above reproachP Shame, wher e
is thy blushP
And the Pinkston.Sherman-Rep Repository
dares to gas about "a class of ring politi-
clans in Stark county !"
John Sherman, more than any other,
is the chief wrecker. His leading no 81.
ton on the finance committee of the Sem
ate enabled him to shape tho legislation
of Congress in the interest of the money
power and to the robbery and ruin of the
people
Read on our End page an article from
the Philadelphia Times as to John sher-
mans part in the Louisiana frauds, the
Eliza Pinkaton fraud included. z