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The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-13

Citizens ut Dos Cabezas, Pima County,
are building sehooi-house witnout any
County or Territorial aid. That ia the
kind of citizens to make Arizona take
rank as State.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-13

The firn of J. Guindsni Il Co. of Flor.
ence have made an assignment for the
benefit of their creditors. Liabilities
thirteen thousand. Assets will probably
reach the liabilities.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-13
At Auction.
WIN be sold Mt public auction 10 tn.
highest bidder on

Saturday, Septembe Der 18th,
The house and land now the residence OF
VIM. II. Ionge. Ths grounds have % fig
trees, 10 walnut trees. 30 orange trees. 10
banana plants, all in healthy growing
condition; two good wells and water for
irrigation; two comfortable dwelling
houses and bakery on the premises.
which are open f,r inspection. The lot
has a frontage of $40 feet on Main street,
The auction will be held at the Post
O6ies 1t 10 4. y. W. Z. TONGE.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-13

Mr.. N. Kirkpatrick will put Thirty
men at work on bis Orc Blanco elaine,
o. once.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-13

The Grand Jury of Pima County have
reported nine indictments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-29

women's chiropodist at Brighton, Eng
land, has placed this legend above his door:
"HeI hath no fury like woman's corn.n
NGeneral James Simons, a prominent law
yer OF Charleston, 8. c., and vice president een
eral OF the Society OF the Cincinnati died in
Charleston, Saturday night, aged 66 years.
W-A Nevada tramp applied to a doctor for
some work and the doctor asked him what he
could do. "Well," said he, 81 could dig graves. -
tH-Is sprinkling baptism7-[Rev. J. Hyat,
Smith. II Mr.. Smith ever got under the sprinkle
Of bursted hose at fire he will admit that it
iS.-[N. y. Commercial.
H-About the guiltiest looking people In this
world are man accused OF crime of which he
Is innocent and newly married couple trying
TO pass for veteranS.-(N. Y. Commercial AdoeT-
tiSer.
TEA court-martial is sitting In Vancouver.
Wyoming Territory, for the trial OF Can't. Rem
dire on charges OF conduct unbecOming an OF.
fcer, Gen. wheaton presiding.
HE-A rich vein OF ore has been discovered
passing through the very heart OF Deadwood
cemetery, and the place has been Transformed
into lively mining camp.
- Oppelmeir and Forst drew their reyolvers
IN Louisville street, and their mutual friend
Mendel sprang between them to prevent blood
shed; but after q bullet from Oppelmeir had
gone through his collar, one from Forst had
carried away bit OF his ear, Mendel retired
from the position OF peacemaker.
eH-Dent and Brush own adjoining farms In
Sunbury, Ohio, and disagree: ABOUT the ooun,
dairy fence, which they have moved several
times. Each went out with two sons, all arme1
with guns and pistols, TO night over the dis
puted Question: They fired at one another
across The fence until four OF the six were
wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-29

THE TIDE OF IMMIGRATION which was gene
rally expected into Minnesota this spring, even
at this early date, has set In TO an extent I'M
paralleled In former years. The three morn
Ing trains which leave st. Paul with those OF
this class are daily crowded to their utmost.
For several days the cars have been completely
filled, and, with the increase confidently ex.
pected curing the next few weeks, extra trains
VIII have 10 be run to accommodate the i'm
meDSe travel TO the fertile portions OF Mime
SOFA traversed by this line OF road. The rail-
road Official report that most OF the immtgra-
ton Will not go outside or the state, but that q
rev are going through TO Winnipeg, one
through train being forwarded last week. The
Northern Pacific also carries big train loads
daily OF the new corners Never before has
there been so fiattering Indications OF an frn-
[St. Louis Pioneer Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-29

FATE OF THE Observation-Disclosures has
heard OF the Shenandoah, the notorious priva.
teer OF the southerners OF the American civil
war; but ] do not suppose that many know
wat was the ultimate fate Of the ship when
Ihe war ended. or all places in the world she
cotra, In the Arabian gulf. Her story IS a
strange one. She was busy burning whalers In
Denrlng Straits, when Waddel, her Command
eI, Ine "mlldeSt-mannered man who ever scut-
ued snip or cut a throat, heard OF the COLLAPSE
vi f,a, Tue south His occupation being gone and
ps,s wiInout home or harbor to which he burst
Win salety return, he ran the Shenandoah fo
iLVerpool, and imme diately surrendered her tn
her Ma]eSty's ship Donegal in the Mcrsey. she
was handed over to the American CONSUL AND
afterward bought at auction by Nicoi, FieminS
Goa firm that has earned notor1ety IN
connection with the failure of the City Of Glas
goW-for the Sultan Of Zanzibar After remain
Ing idly at Zanzibar for some years. she wa,
sent to Bombay for repairs, but foundered OF
Socotra, all hands being lost except one Eng
ADTl 16.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-29
I. COLDWELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON SEVENTH (7TH) STREET

ROAD NEAR BOUNDARY STREET.
lot6 dsy q February. AD. Is7o. and duly IN
the land records fos the District Of Columbia, and
ttu ut Trustee, will se e public suction. in
May, 1879, at ~ O'clock YIN. the following de-
scr1bed real estate situate In the couoty of Wash
ington, Di:trict Of Columbia, to wit: Part Of lot
numbered forty three (A3), in Jesse B. Haws' sub
division OF Mount Pleasant, as Of record in Lber
JAs. No 1923, folio 340 of the land records of the
District OF Columbia; beginning for said part of
lot at the southeast corner thereof and running
thence west on the southern boundary line OF SAID
lot one hundred and fifteen ll15) feet, nine (9)
lnches theme north twenty coo feet, thence east
on line parallel with the southern boundary line
OF said lot one hundred and fifteen {1l5) feet, nine
0 inches thence south in line with Seventh (7th)
ni T together with the improvements. &c.
Terms OF sale Onethird of thu purchase M oney
IN cssn, ana the balance in one ID and two az
Years. LOT which notes Of the purchaser viii be
taken interest at the rate of eight (l ner
cent per aDnum until paid, and secured by q deed
Of Trust Oh the property sold, all cash at the pur
chaser's choice. An eonyeyancing at the pur-
tine Of sale. The right to resell at purcnaser's
risk terms of sale not compiled xith in seven
days from Gay OF sale is reserved by the Trustee
GkO. w. ST1OKNEY,
ap24 eod&ds Surviving Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-29

A NEW ENGLAND WEDDING SToRy.-There
was wedding fn Portland, Me-, on Wednesday.
years operator in a Western Union telegraph
office In that city. Among her friends was
lady operator In Newburyport, Mass, who Wis.,
ned her. The latter had brother, a shipmas-
Ter, and she made up her mind that that bro
1ner should marry her friend. The rest OF the
sCory me Eastern Argus tells thus: $50 she
wIo.e ner brother, painting In their strongest
Oh ioa: SO much pleased was he with the de-
scllptlon tnat even before they had seen each
otner uney became engaged Four or I'VE weeks
ago Nj. Cbas. II. Hemingway and Miss Rares
met for the first time In Boston. A personal
acquaintance only the more favorably i'm
pressed each with the other, and before weel,
had passed day had been set for the wed
Ding WV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-29

THE TRAMP BILL which has passed both
Is now In the hands OF the governor provides
that man who goes about begging, and has nc
residence or occupation In the county In which
ne may DE arrested, can be taken before mag.
1strate and committed for trial as for misde-
meanor. and on conviction may be sentenced tC
jail or to the workhouse for q term not exceed
ing twelve months. II the tramp enters house
without the permission OF the owner or occu-
pant, or display dangerous weapon In threat
ening manner, he may be convicted OF felony
ana sent to the penitenttary for term not ex.
ceeding three years. The provisions OF the act
do not apply to females or boys under 16 years
OF age, nor to cnpples or deaf and dumb per-
sons. II the act Is signed by the governor II
Will 60 into effect August Is, 1879
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-29

EUROPE IN A FERMBNr.-Russia is daily en-
counterlng new difficulties In the n1hilist prob.
lem. In st. Petersburgh the nihilists have de.
clared that they Will kill any doorkeepers ap-
pointed to guard against them, and none can De
found to accept the dangers OF the position
1akoob Khan is protracting negotiations with
the English, but it Is still hoped that he will
come TO terms and admit the English.-Eng-
land and France are still negotiating in relation
TO the Khedive. 1t Is believed the latter will
yield to any arrangement they choose to make.
Ii Is openly charged that Italian intriyueS a, G
at the bottom OF the difficulty has re-
FUSED TO surrender Kuldja, and the Chinese mis-
sion to the Gar has failed.-lnternal dissen.
sions In Turkey causes alarm.-Garfbaldf has
issued democratic manifesto, and left Rome
The Pope, fearing the Vatican may be attacked,
has applied to several European governments
for protection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-29
1910 GREAT iO1C
ROVTTE

1879 rEY$SSs STS 1879
TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails.
SRLxxDD SoxN1Rx. MAezu1o1Hx EoupMHH7.
TRAINS LEAXE WAsHINGTON,: from Depos.
corner q q. si1th and street.. e foloXs:
FittsSs6u.s e Sindassa: s. ISal: saS 6hiesso;
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
SsssIs.d.y; xith 5s5scs oar %ssEins: ! e
an. daily, ezoept SUNDAY. = -'-'
For Nsw YoIf md the East go and 10 rs pm.
pres. q PuIlm:n Psror . Gsr1. $50 ann. da1,
except Sunday.
srs S Vii q Poss b1oaPys 2sS..
ahording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid.
ing double ferriase and journey sOroas New
For Phladefphia. 20 $50 and lo:ls p. ~. daily.
For bs%oEs 90 a. saGsPs
daily s5eept Sunday d.; IL: 10 = m. 30 $50. TAO
For Pc Fops; ;ie oFsef h dn 90 a. M and lao p
sr AnSspoii:. 20 = h. .nd $40 p. M. daily. sz.
VIZ Rkb AFP RHB EA
TON RAMR6ADA ANDn1A AMI "AShASa
For AlexaDor1 =, y, 10, IL an, rs B, 40, g.
646, land II 80 Pm. On Sunday ct 3 am, and
For Richmond and the South, Q 80 Am and 40 D.
m. daily.
Trains leave Alexandra for Warrington. 8, Z, 30
10, IL am: ], 8, 20, 3, 10 and II pm. On
Sunday Ut 8 and 10 am, and :1b pm.
Tickets. Information. sleeping and Parlor Oar %
ss q
avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn.
syivana avenue, and at the depot where orders can
be left for checking Of baggage to destination from
botele and reG1dencA4
l. p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. n0v0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-29

THE SCHOOL CENSUS OF BALrrMoRR gives sc.
961 children and youth OF the school are-be-
tween and q years. By the last United States
census In population OF IS, 55s, 37l, there were
one In each Ell OF the total population. On this
basis the school census makes the total popula.
t1on OF the city to be 940,ss1, which Is much
lower than the most careful Independent est
census OF 1870, which made the population Of
the city 2ss,00o, to say nothing OF the local CEN
sus since taken, which increased it to over
not come TO the surface. Many OF them, it n
presumed, were In their little beds.-Baitimors
Sun.
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RAILROADS.
pALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK.
SatiOnal Route and Short Line to the
North, Northwest, West
and Southwest.

THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK.
r.ational Route and short Line to the
North and n soaeSW:sst. West
To take effect sunday. Nov. II. ls7s.
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
T;ss nicStf d X15k n sns Sosson
ysssaps and ES kidas saas
6:5os; m.1Bsltimore, Annapolis and Way. (Pied
mont strssburs. Winchester, Hagerstown. and Way
$40 :: mIRoint q Rocks, Piedmont. straaburs.
gslsl@oIs Eggs s.. Sasles e.; e Nsx YORK and
st Louis Ssica:0 oSun
Staunton- Pullman Car to Cincinnati daily. Graf
toy e s saS s5Ssg
10 :Oo sa Baltimore Express; stops At Bl.aens
.I iS N,J p.n--BstimoTs Annapolis. ELLIOTT Git,
1:s0 pms;xEsw York. Philadelphia and Boston
Il :ss pm. on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
9s hs1 snS as1ss
,onn r VIZ sSsss Sn
Point Of Rocks and Way Stations only.
t4:40 p.m.-Baltmore, Annapolis and Way Sta-
-f5 80 Philadelphia, Norfen and Baltimore
N - he CAS- es Sse so
at canton Stop e. BladensbIrg and Laurel
IS :S p:m.-ba1MIlmofe ana way StanonA
Sleeping Cars to Chicago.
1910 p.m.-Balumore EXprega
300 p.m.-Point Of ROCKS ana Way Stations.
to 80 p.m.-St Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
PistsbIrs Express Pittsburs. except Sunday. Put
HOBS pm-New York, philadelphia and Balt
more ExpEese Stops at Blsdensburg and Laurel
sleeping Cor TO New York. and Special Sleeping
Gar to Philadelphia.
(t)Daily. ton Sunday only. Other trains daily
except Sunday. All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at ticket Office de-
got, corner OF New Jersey avenue and street, 619
5O1, COS, 1886 PennA; avenue NV, Washington and
Masonic Temple. High Ct. 0eorgetown. where dok-
SITS can be procured, and orders taken for baggage
70 be checked and received 8 any point I'm the city
W. r. OLEMENTD. Master Transportation.
l. II. OCLE, General Ticket Aren't.
6EQR4E 8. KQQNTZ. 0anerI Agent noYIa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-29
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE Bull
~ LOTS IN TEE SQUARE IMMEDI ATELY
SOUTH OF THE RESIDENCE OF The
} RHITIsH M, MINISTER, BEING on O0MMEO:
AND NINETEENTH sTREkTS AND JET

NY M 1AxGMUE AND "a, =, El6a CEENTH
FERs ON PLACE NORTH WEST. 'A1i
, By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court Of -
the District of Columbia, passed on the oath <
Gay OF December, 1877, in Equity Cause No.
Si' ~ T a the s sy n %sS
at four O'CLOCK p m, on the premises and continue
ing at The same time and place from day to day until
all TIE lots hereinafter described offered, offer
for gale at public auction all those lots parcels of
Columbia, End known and distinguished on the plats
and ground plan of said city as Lots numbered from
one ~ to sixty one (6I, both inclusive in Ebon c.
lngersofs subdivision of Square numbered one
sion is recorded IN Lber J; H. 4, folio 179. in the
Office OF the Surveyor of the District of Columbia
and comprising all the building lots in the said
square zach lot will be offered separately and the
lots on Connecticut avenue Cat the northea stern
n S OF the square) will be offered first Copies Of
uoneer or OF either OF the Trustees on application
10 them at their addresses given below.
LEI ms OF gale: Onef Of the purchase money
Ia cash, and the residue in equal instruments, paya
terest to be secured by deed of trust the
ton OF the Trustees or by the title being retained
by them until the whole Of the purchase money Is
paid in cash, at the option Of the parch aser de-
post of 800 will be required on each Lot, and con.
veyancinE and recording ct the cost Of the pur-
chaser. II the terms Of sale are not complied with
serve the right to resell the property sold at the
risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser after not
less than one weeks notice by advertisement in the
Evening Star; s Washington Post.
TT. CRITTENDEN, trustees
B. q. WARNER. Anct, 9l6 + ct NV apl6-dtt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-29

TRUSTEES BALE OF TWOSTORY BRICK
HOUSE, 438 STREE n. W., AND STABLE.
By virtue of q deed Of trust, dated October -
6, 1875, and duly recorded in Lber No. 1876, f.n
Folio 1853, st seq. Of the land records Of the It'll
District Of Columbia. and at the request Of the
holder holder Of the note thereby occurred. We WIN seI Ct
PAY, April 49, 1873. st O'Clock m. 70 the highest
division as made BY Commissioners in Chancery
with the improvements Consisting Of . neatly two.
story st Brick e. House with baX window, and good
6 inches front. by depth Of 1875 feet to 80 foot
the city for any one desiring comfortable ana con.
yenient home. Street cars In front Of the door.
Every modern convenience in the house
Terms OF sale: Onefourth cash. and the balance In
one. two and three years, With per cent interest
trust on the pr ,perty all cash. the purchaser
nay prefer: $ty aown on me daX OF SAFE. and the
after SALE the Trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defauting
purchaser Conveyancing and recording 1t pur-
BRAINARD a. WARNER, r-,,...,
ap7eo&ds 9. A. JAMES, Afuss0es'
sg-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY. May I'd, A. D. 1879. same hour and place
BRAINARD II. WARNER,l n-,,....
9. A. JANIS, A1osseos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-29

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING, NO. 81 II STREET, BETWEEN
TIRhT STREET WEST AND NORTH OAPI.
FOL STREET.
o., BY virtue ,s Ct deed Of tgst datet August kuA
792, folio 43l. e, seq. one of the land records :
for the District Of Couab a, and at the request Of
auction, in front of the PROMISES on MONDAY,
the 9Th day of May, A. D. 1879. at O'Clock p M, all
ing SITUATE in the city of Washington. District Of
Columbia. and known az and being lot numb ered
Of square numbered six hundred and twenty three
{623), together with the improvement &c
Terms: Unethird cash balance in three equal In.
stallments payable ~ six co. twelve2 and eight Ga
secured by Geed f trust on the property sold OF
all cash at ptio Of pu chaser. deposit of 300
will be required at tlne Of SALE ali cJnveyanciny
sEd recording at purchasers cost If terms of
81 q ere not C implied with III sevsn days tbs Trus.
teee .be gilt to r.ssl' the property ut risk
ard cost of the deiaoltng thaser after Ave daya
advertisement
AUGUST. s DAVIS, r.,..
a2leoGds bRAINARD II. WARNER. A'"S'9s1'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-29

A LAD Of IL years OF age, pupil In the gym
nas1um at Odessa, and son OF one Martin Zale-
vskf, Polish land proprietor In volhynia, was
murdered by his fellow students because he not
TO join the secret society Of the Nth1lfsts, but
wrote to his parents Informing them OF these
solicitations, and beSeeching them to take him
away from Odessa, where he was In daily fear
OF his life. The father went up TO Odessa, in.
tending to remove his son, but found only his
corpse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-29

~The opening chorus OF Pinsfore is crew.
ditty.-lB0Sto n Post.
SEA dispatch from vadalia, Concordia parish,
La, reports three thousand negroes on the river
bank awaiting transportation TO Kansas.
ggLive business men advertise In newspa-
pers, dead ones on the graveyard tombstones.-
tWhitehGH Times.
EJesse Pomeroy, the boy murderer, at
tempted to saw his way out OF the Nassachu-
sets state prison at Concord, last week. but was
detected.
SVThe Civil Damages bill making LIQUOR SELL
ers and owners OF places where liquor is sold re-
sponslble for damages caused by drunken men
has passed both branches or the Massachusetts,
legislature.
eB Father ViDyard, q Catholic priest OF South
Bend, Ind, is the latest victim OF the dangerous
habit OF sleeping with false teeth In his mouth.
A gold plate with teeth slipped part way down
his throat and as surgeons are unable to re-
move them, he must die.
W-Maktng wa1stcoats at fourteen cents each.
chey1ot shirts at four cents apiece, heavy over
alls at fifty cents per dozen, ana woollen trous-
ers at ten cents pair, are some facts CLEANED
by a society OF ladies who are investigating the
condition OF the sewing women OF Cleveland,
Ohio.
evMiss Lavinia GoodeIl, OF Wisconsin, q sue
ceSSful practicing lawyer, has just applied for
the second time TO be admitted to practice as
attorney In the supreme court OF the state. As
an act OF the legislature OF 1871 provides for the
admission of women IN all the Wisconsin courts.
1t is probable that her petition Will be granted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-29

A TEMPERANCE LECTURER ACcUsED-At Will
mlbgton, DEL, great excitement was caused on
saturday by the publication In the local paoers
on the part OF George NJ. butcher, leading
temperance lecturer. Mr.. butchers Residence
Is Ia that city, he owning house given him
py the temperance people, who have greatly
he was drunk In New York last sunday, and has
been unduly intimate with notorious CONN
dence woman OF New York, with whom he WAS
travelling In New England He has a wife and
several small children In Wilmington butcher
denies the charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-29

A REFORMED CHURCH MINISTER AND FAMILY
BECOME CATH0LICs.-A public reception into
the Catholic church OF several converts took
place yesterday at st. Ignatius' church. Rev.
ID. Cans, formerly pastor OF the Third Re-
formed church, Paca and Saratoga streets, his
wife, his daughter, Mary Leans, and two sons,
Edgar L. Cans and Arthur L. Cans, and Mr., IL.
II. l.. Ge1ger and his wife, who had been meLl-
bers OF the congregation, made the formal pro.
fesSion OF faith according to the ritual OF the
Catholic church,-(BdN SUN 2Stk
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nUNOANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

BUILDING LOTS CN.B STREET, ON FOURTH
STREET, ON SECOND AND ON MARYLAND
AVENUE NORTHE AIT, AT AUCTION
On On THURSDAY. May 1st, we win sell, in, -
g. square S67, front II feet by depth of 1876 SIP
ieet situated on b, between 9Th and It'll SIS ne
los LIP, Alb st., between Maryland avenue and B
street me- N
AT O'Clock, part lot 9, square 75s, "a feet on
MARYLAND ave. by so 7-12 feet. Also lot and part
OF 9. square 100, 90 Ieet on "a street east.
years 1T 8 ger cent.
ap2S-3t DUNCANSON BRO. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-29

STRIKE IN CLOTHING FAcroRY.-At Wappin.
gers Falls, New York, sweet & Orr's operators.
numbering about 800, have struck for higher
wages. The strikers have been employed dur
cents pair. The manufacturers have improved
their goods recently, mourning more labor, the
operators say, on their part. The strikers ask
81 Genus pair. 1t is stated that the firm viii
make compromise with the strikers. An aver.
age operator can make from 10 to IL pairs OF
overallS day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-29
ap24 eod&ds
STEIGER 4 LIEBERMANN.
y Real Estate Auctioneers

REAL EsTATE oN THE East sIpE 81
+ STREETS NORTHWEsT -. - -
By virtue Of .dsea Of trust dated II! May -
the Tor the
Columbia. and by direction Of the party thereby
public auction, in front II the premises. on MON
Day the 9Th day haK ssooeaa su
division Of original Lot numbered seven %. in
Square numbered one hundred and forty-two N42l
and thereto any
aPpersalnifpg; ,o third o.s, ,.,.,co in acu,,
instruments in si1, twelve and eighteen mouths
from day of sale, for which purchasers notes. bear
PEI the viii
TAKEN deposit Of 500 required at time OF sale
ye days AYE Of f sss the properly viii
so!d st Tisk ana cost Of deisuitns parshassr afsS
ssssss. Trustees.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuRN1-
By S Win; ga q deed Of trust dssed The a5th "a
cay of February, ID. 1873. from Michael W
ihs ana ana Of
bis by direction OF the party secured thereby,
s ss s a oh Gf 81 %ss i s
Attached To s.S Of In the
sI24 eod&dbs CHAS T. DAVIS. Trustes
WAITER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE
By virtue Q, seeo 4 nss dated dat d the 2sa
e asSd d ii s7s
by dlIectien u the party secured THEREBY,
Mas. ave., on TUESDAY, May 9Th. at 10 a. NJ,
furniture. 60 mentIoned In seaeauis attached TO
ap24to&obs ALBERT K. WILLIAMS, Trustee,
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THE WEST,

THE WESTWARD TRAvBL.-The Erie road Is
running extra passenger trains west to accom-
m0date the large increase In travel One notice.
able cause OF the increase Is the numerous colo
MES which are emlgrating from the over
crowded east to theEoomy west. So large an
emigration has not occurred for years1[0lean,
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