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day morning James Powell came into the CITY
with load OF hay, and offered TO sell 1t at 81
per cwt. Frank Lee, colored, and P. H. ward
net Powell and said they would take IL. Lee
then went to Prices livery stable bargaining %
sell the lead at 65 cents. They then direCte0
Powell where to put the hay, and In the mean
time Lee asked for So on the load, but payment
hay, presented the bill for $3.50 pounds Ct 81
per cwt., and the attempted fraud was then
discovered, and Oficer Dubois being called On,
be arrested Ward and Lee. They were ax.
picious characters; for having been unsuccees-
fui In obtaining money no other charge could
be made, and they were sentenced TO so days
each.
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Shot Her Chfldren and Herself.

CINCINNATI, July 5.-A special dispatchS SAYS
that Thursday afternoon Mrs. Samuel Bergy, of
Freeport, Mich shot and Instantly killed two
OF her children, fatally wounded another, and
then shot herself. She Is presumed to have
Deen insane, as evidence Of insanity was dis
covered some time since In her ATTEMPT to mur.
der her brother with carving knife,
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-MeSsrs. Duncanson Bros
SOLD on the Sd instant for Philip F. Larner and
Charles I. Davis, trustees, south 30 feet Inches
OF lot is, In square $40, situated on 5th street
east, near public square, improved by a small
frame, TO M. p. Callan for 81 ESQ.
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BORDER RCIyiLiZATioN.-S hundred horses
have been stolen from the Red Cloud Indians in
few weeks. The spotted Tai Indians nave
lost several thousand horses In the same Way
Within the past two years, and yet the Indians
continue peaceable
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DROWNED ON THE CoAsT.-The Signal Corps
station, at Fort Macon, N, c., reports to the
chief signal officer as follows:-C Captain A. Oak
smith, OF Caroline City, N. c., with four daugh-
ters and one son, started in small boat for
Beaufort, n. c., from this station at 2n.m. Of
the 4th. w h1le half way across BOgue sound. the
boat capsized: The son and three daughter
tels Is doubtful. The body OF the eldest dangh.
Ter mas not been found. No other lives lost.
Cautonary signals were displayed when the dis.
aSter occurred. '
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DIyoRCED-In the case OF Milly A. Coleman
agt. John b. Coleman-bill for a divorce on the
ground OF desertion-an absolute divorce has
been granted her, with the custody OF the chfM
and the right resume her maiden name OF Hick.
man
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LEWISTON, MAINE, July 5.-1ast night fire
>. A. hod,ck & CO.'S dry goods store caused a
loss OF 81, 600; insurance 5000
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CoLoRRp GIRL SHoT.-YeSterday at the col
cred picnic at Seabrook a colored girl named
Lucy Jones, living on School street, South
washington, was shot In the lower part OF her
leg by pistol In the hands OF Bob Davis, maxi
Ing very painful wound. She is attended by
Dr. Hazen. The shooting is said to have been
accidental.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-05

GENERAL EWING addressed an audience at
CoiumOus, o., last week, and II is remarked a.
sighlncant that during the whole course OF ne
speech he did not allude to the money question
IQrther than TO denounce capital for imposing
on labor
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acknowledgements Conger's son Chill
Ian and daughter Florence left here last night
for Detroit. The former, who has been study.
admitted to practice before the bar of the q. s.
court here day or two since, and goes to De.
troit with the intention OF locating there in the
practlce OF his profession. 80. Senator Thur
Montreal. The Senator's health Is not good
and he has been ordered to snun the salt sea
air. -. Senator Bayard sails next Wednesday
for Carlsbad, to try the waters as q remedy for
an inactive liver. -. The Rev. DR.. David Wills
OF this city, recently appointed and confirmed a
post chaplain In the U. s. A., has been ASSIGNED
TO duty. for the present, at Fort McHenry, Balti-
more, Md. 1
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uThe Fourth was very generally celebrated
yesterday throughout the country, but moro
especially In the south.
~The ex-Khedfve OF Egypt has been sr-
rested In Naples and the Khedfye has f0r0ad6on
Nubar Pasha TO enter Egypt. The Deprofia
Ministry In Italy have been deposed.
e~The Cincinnati Eagsirer thinu that O.
next man who Is shadowed BY toe New Yerlr
police VIII be popularity and promptly acQuitr
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Excursions.
The FAvorite Steamer
MARY WARRINGTON, Capt j. j. NEWRIL.)
VIII y axe Two DAILY ExCURSIONsf -0-A
MARSHALL Hall HALL AND MOUNT E=ss447as=77 Eszstas7fs =
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, FRIDAY AND
1lay1pg her Wharf at 8 80 a.. m and 6: 80 D. m.
BUNDAYS TO THE BAMR POINTS at D. m,
returnmg promptly at p. N.
Grand Concert and Orchestra ON each trip.
Found Trip. % cents Children and Nurses Free.
steamer can be chartered at reasonable rates.
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CHARGED WITH PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
George 81. Boston, q well-known colored man a
this city, and Samuel and William II. Steward
colored boys, had hearing before u. s. Com.
missioner s. c. Mills Thursday afternoon, on 4
attempting to pass q $40 counterfeit note On
MI. John White, q grocer, corner OF 9Th and Il
streets northwest. The prisoners were repre-
sented py Messrs. L. G. Hine and A. w. Wn-
liams, while Mr.. Randolph Coyle looked after
the interests OF the government. After some
testimony had been taken a continuance Vas
granted To TueS6 sy next
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IsDIUEY POINT.".

GsDINEY POINT.o.
GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION.
IS Ors-The Steamer GEORGE LEARY's First
Grand Excursion to Piney Point, rK-A
FRIDAY, July II, 1879. leaving her G&.6ff7
turning by il 80 pm. same day. Music. sc:
Tickets 75c For sale at Brad Adams, street ;
town: Ferguson's, Capitol Hill; Cassin's cor. 7th
snd NJ sts Cigar Stand. ST. Mares Hotel; Frank
Steamer viii stop going and returning. Time viii
be given for Grabbing, Bathing snd Boating.
n. B.-No improLer characters allowed on this
Boat jy3th.s m tu,w tn, ct
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MATHEY CAYLUS' CAPSULES
EY Used for over % years with great success by
the physicians Of Paris, New York and LendOn, and
superior to all others for the prompt cure Of ali cases
OF diseases, recent or Of long standing.
Prepared by CLIN h CO.. Paris. Sold every.
Wnere. oct29. t,th&s1y
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The LARGEST FIRE that has ever occurred In
Amherst, Mass, happened yesterday. The AM
herst House, savings bank, postoffice library
building and several stores and Offices were de-
strOyed. Origin, fncendiary.
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PELIEF TO TAX. PAYERS,

Ine OIL tnat has passed Congress relieves the fol.
lowing class OF Taxpayers. viz: general taxes due
prior 10 the LIST Of July, AST9: 0~' ~"o
assessments revised; al Improvement Tsxes that
lave been paid by aetting drawbacks ~'
We cffer services to the Tax payers Of the T;s
5ict to get them whatever relief the law provides
UkAWBAOKS PURCHASED AND Bills PAID
AT BEST MARKET RATES
WM 81 CLAGETT
DORSEY CLA6&TT
5e26-2w Board Trade Rooms. 819 Market SPACE
SUMAER GOODS.
Ihe most comfortable wear f,r the season. Ia
BAMBOO CLOTH, ~
M0HAIRS, gEERSUoKERS.
and other Light Fabrics.
Aespectfully invite the attention OF my patrons
md the public generally.
+. j. HKIBER6ER
Il CITIZEN, Amy AND NAVY TAILOR.
S|Fu 656 ROTH st. N.sc.s City.
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THIRD GRAND EXCURSION,
Under the auspices Of the
CHAPEL POINT CLUB,
TO GLYMONT, for the Benefit Of the Poor,
On THURSDAY, July 10. 1879,
On the Palace Steamer JANE MOSELEY. The
q M, sharp. Second boat 4 pm
Con mittee of Arrangements-A. B.
Copps, T. A Rover, J. ]. Fuller, D ConneD. D. Nc
Givern, 3 Roth, Jas Becker.
Ticsess, so cents children under u years free.
tV35fs
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THE 0TIEET' PIANO.
UnQuestionably achieved q GENUINE TRr.
4MPH over an American and many-
FOREIGN competitors at the Exposition 4ES6
gniverselle. Paris, 1878. aud is rapiilyIITHII
THE LEADING FAVORITE
- q. l. WILD Il BRO, Sole Agents,
7zS 7th street - 70.
Alao agents for the Celebrated Kranich Bach
md other Firstclass Pianos and Organs. Tuning
Repairing personally attended to- myl7-1y
HAILET DAVIS l. co.'s PIANOS-UPRIoHrs
~ sPEcIALTY-Novela and artistic styles,
low prices, easy terms, monthly install vR
ments 'The best Upright Piano fn thevtyxvv
World" say all the artists Come and see them 4
o1A stn 81 NV. d l. SUMNER ap24eotr
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FATAL FALL OF CHILD FROM A wIHpow.-A
little child OF Mr.. John Byram, living at 4th and
streets southwest, accidentally fen from q
second story window OF the family residences
wednesday evening, and died from the effecW
or the fall the following day.
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NLFM h. VENABLE'N
" GRAND SELECT MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
To NJ MaRSHALL HALL,
On THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON,
1UESDAY EVENING, July Sth. 1878.
Sin9le tickets, Soc Gent and Lady, 49,
7tc. Dancing on the boat and at
Marshall Hall Prof. Rogers 61ee
Club. iy2W
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- SPECIAL NOTICE.

,Natiopal Toy Go.) W.M Brown.
4. Behrend Chr: RUPERT.
s.: d:es dSS2ss g.: nrunnel +. sssTi!sss E!ss:
Charles Baum. aeo j. Johnson.
M. Silver. A. King Chandler
F sI!ysI5ers; Geo. n: Day.
TBE STA55R S65Esr4 s S g SS .d TaE
33ss, B. s;d's's'; ss s''
Ss3h4ScGf SSnts4k 8f gaF AsrSsA 1f MsnN gNhas
nNeN sf th
Of & Msshington M % M for the election Of Nine
aIv T 1e n hsd s ss fRe GGs Of the
sd Rost 5 NoBEs SRsa GARSER sfees R
~ NATURAL SEA WATER
A full supply from the Atlantic ooean. Heslthful.
infants: For sale At moderate prices and in quani
,sssr ' h1BYsgs Hss s.ssa1s1..2, saAsMAgz. .v,,n,
~ WoRKINaMEN's BUILDING 7ssooT:
The second monthly meeting of this association
g ins RRes9s iS s
take stock should avail themselves of tbis opportu-
sssss?sa ssel; s ss "a e
procured at the Hall on the evening Of the meeting.
JE KELLY, President.
John 7. LYNCH, Secretary.
1e2s,jy25.9' T. d. DAILY, Treasurer
- our f1TENT WEE ESShahaSs sckEsss 70 & maas sns
window or F. door 1stimates giyen free Of charsa
pet and Upholstery Estabishment corner 7th Ct
mo kenneyIvanla ave. NV je26tF
B of'iRz Hz1IRSAp g 5ed d6MfaN4k' fhasNh4kofoLIrAS
r,.;,. - ,.-.,-M MAsHINSToN, June a. 1879.
TIE stockholders for the Elecen Of seven Directors
OF O, t1ig Company VIII be held at this Office on
WEDNESDAY,, the 9th of July Tne polls viii be
open fIom two until four O'clock pm.
The July dividend will be paid st the same Office
~, .,.o--sJ j: W THOMPSON, pres't
MM. w. MOOHE, Secy. je24eo8t
~D THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
~ ~ 1 1HOhDERs q Of the ANACOSTIA AND POTO-
e the Office OF the Company. in Uniontown, on
MONDAY, July 7th. Polls open for the Election Of
Directors from until D. 10.
d. A. GRIsWOLD. Secretary.
II. W. dUlNAND, President. je18-2aW3W
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

ION and after Sunday, June the 8th, the Steamer
THOMPSON" win leave 9Th street ~6~~
haH EVERY SUNDAY. at AZ
8ck0ck p. NJ, for an excursion down
b Potomac, returning at O'Clock Fare, twenty.
ve cents. jeS-1a
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plain where the Joust was 20 take place We
pretty well crowded with carriages and peopia.
AT three O'Clock the Dugie sounded. and the
knights, twenty In number, trooped 90 The
ground and were arrayed by the marshals BE-
fore the judges stand, where they were hap
PLY addressed by Mr.. Frank T. Brewing. q
talented young attorney OF Prince Georges ana
member OF the Washington Bar, who had
been selected as the orator OF the day. After
the grafton the fitting commenced, which re-
suited Ia Mr.. Pinckney Scaggs, "Star OF Branch
Vile" bearing OF the first prize; w. Claggett,
''Knight or the Cloven Heart" second: Z. Ma.
gruder, knight OF Maryland Bay" third, ana
James Kemp, knight OF the Northwest
fourth, to each OF whom was awarded very
handsome pri2es and the privilege OF Growing
the queen and maids OF honor respectfvely. The
fitting was followed In the evening by grand
ball, which was given at the George washing.
ton House." which was participated IN by the
bellies and beauN OF BlsdensDurg, HyatCSvlue
and the surrounding country.
GCN-PowpER ACCIDENTS.
Yesterday morning Edward Scott was acc1-
dentally shot and painfully wounded, but not
dangerously, by sonie boys who were playing
with pistol In a alley between street and
Virginia avenue and 9th and 10th streets.
-. Robert Calhoun, living at 6l3 Rhode Island
avenue, was accidentally shot In the leg
yesterday morning white handling q pistol.
Yesterday morning Charles Anderson, con
OF c. G. Anderson, residing at 1907 Maryland
aveune, was burned about the face by the pre-
mature discharge OF a small cannon. DIR. c. v.
BCarman rendered medical assistance
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has been appointed superintendent OF the Re-
form school, vice Mr.. Clarke resigned: Mrs sc.
Mullins, matron, vice Mrs. Clarke resigned and
Charles H. Greeley, assistant superintendent,
vice Mullins promoted. Mr. Mullins has been
connected with the institution for eight years
most OF the time In the capacity OF assistant
superintendent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-05

THERE WILL BE A CoMPETITTvE RxAMINAfTON
at the Interior department on Monday, for
clerksh1ps In the land oflce.
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M UsIO AND DANCING.
FIFTEEN-ClNT MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS
commencing THURSDAY, July 8, 49,
and continuing during the months of EnSo
July and August Str. City of Alexan-
driA VIII leave 7th st. wharf every Monday, Tuesday
and IhursdAy Nights, 7:l5 sharp; return at IL As
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PROPOSALS for furnishing the necessary slate
In the new National Museum building were
opened at the Smithsonian Institution today
Among the bidders were C. j. Tanning, j. b.
Jones, b. Vernon and g. b. Clark, OF this city.
Bids for furnishing galvanized iron were 40
Oyerman, $5,645.26; ID. w. Stockstill & Co.
8, 1895 50, and j. s. Thorn, sS,01s. No awards III
either case have yet been made.
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pOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.

Persons desiring delightful change from the de-
pressing heat OF tbe city, can enjoy rK-A
IN hour and half's ride on the POto- Ezsskat344
Uac river to Alexandria and return,
:Gg day during the week, for Is cents 10 tickets
years Of age Free The boats leave Washington daily
1or Alexandria 80 follows: 6: 30 80, $50, 8: 3D.
$50 and 80 p. m The trips at go go and 80
p m are especially refreehing and invigorating
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SUICIDE OF AN ARMY OFFICER.-ActIng Adiu-
tant General Drum yesterday received dis
patch announcing that I'd Lieut. Samuel Fl.
Loder, 7th infantry, committed suicide at Fort
Benton, Dakota territory, June 30th. The deed
was committed under a temporary alteration
OF mind.
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~ THE STATED NEE TING OF THE
MONDAY, July 7th, 1879 at O'Clock pm
D r HAGNER, u. D., p esi 'ent.
jy33t POST
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SENATOR SHARON's PAY.-It Is said that Col.
Burch will refuse to pay Senator Sharon his
salary as Senator until he gets decision on
an existing law that Congressman shall not
ness Or by leave Of the house OF which he is a
member. The law has always been treated as
dead letter, but as Senator Sharons absentee
ism is such fragrant violation of it, Secretary
BuIch thinks 1t a good one to make a test of,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-05

TIE PETITION for the pardon OF Alderman
Kelly, COL victed OF illegal voting in Cincinnati,
watch was presented to the President day or
two ago, has been referred by the President to
the Attorney General for recommendation
The Attorney General will be guided In his
lelOrt upon the recommendation which he has
requested OF the U. s. district attorney in Gin
clLnatl.
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lUCrTor sALEs--rusure DAYS.
-~---~--~~-<-~
BY Grubbs @ Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuciioHeers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

~ II
THE FINE ESTATE IN FAUQUIER
i COUNTY. VA, KNOWN As .MELROsE, r,
cree OF the Charcery Court OF Richmond, entered in
tbe case Of Caldwell and wife, &c. ps. Kent. &C.,
the undersigned, the special commissioner appoint
ed for the purpose. will sell by auction. upon tile
premises, on tuesday, the 10Th day Of November,
known as MELROSE," lying In F,uquier county
Immediately upon the road from Warrenton to
Warreuton Junction: the dwelling being one nile
from the railroad and six miles from The town Of
AND EIGHTY-FIvE ACRES, large proportion
being arabic land. we'll adapted to grass aud the &C.
reals. and especially to grazing. and the remainder
Is wooded; the whole being we'll fenced and drained
and abundantly watered by running streams.
In thorough order. and Is ore of the most spacious
and elegant residences In Virginia. II Is situated
an eminencc overlooking the estate and In the midst
OF grove OF nal i've forest trees The out-builtin2s
Tie estate lies I'm one of the healhest and most de-
sirabe portions of the State. In the midst Of high
ly-cuIfivated society. easily accessible by railroad,
and offers az many attractions as can be found In
any property Of the kind.
1t will be sold n whole divided Into suitable
tracts, as may be determined on ut the time OF the
gale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: the balance in one. two,
and three years for bonds bearing Interest from the
day OF sale. and the title retained by The Court
I'll full payment Is made.
Persons wishing TO purchase are invited to eN-
anime the property before the day of sale. MIR.
Waller X. Nelson, whose postoiice address Is Cas-
sanova. Fauquier county. Va. and who Is now re-
siding on the place, Will take pleasure In showing 1t.
ROBERT HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
Sale 10 he conducted by GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
AuctionterS. Richmond Va. no IA
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The Tammany Traitor Admits shat
$4,000 OF His Followers Voted Tor

SOfhShs
CORRESPONDENCE Indianapolis Journal.]
NEW YORK, November III dropped in
on John Kelly this morning, and, after
waiting ten minutes, made my way through
the triple-barred doors OF the Comntroller's
sumpsuous Office, fitted up "regardless " by
Boss Tweed.
SWELL" 1 said, "Mr. Kelly, you got
'em."
EYES," he said. "I promised it, you
know"
"Is the result about whatyou expected 2"
"Not quite" he said. "Our vote was
little larger than counted on"
"You expected 10000. believer"
eyes; but we lave at least 100000"
"How do you make that out?" l in
quired.
"Why, not less than 10000 or 10000 OF
our men voted for Cornellin spite Of every
thing. The American mind is practical
one. and 1t likes to make certain OF hitting
the bird it shoots at"
sTben, Tammany Hall will probably sup
port the Democratic candidate for Presl-
dent ?" suggested.
Certainly, of course" he said promptly,
"unless it should be Tilden or some pet and
tool of his-which is now not very proba-
ble."
HWho is your fayorite, Mr.. Kelly ?"
"Tammany Hall is very much divided as
to the best man." he said. "Speaking for
myself alone, it seems to me it will be
either an Union general like Hancock. or
an eminent civilian like Bayard. 1t will be
nobody'S tool"
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SEYMOUR as successor 20 Tis<ien.

nromiuent Democrat, hitherto closely
.asI,a,ed with Randall, made the s'Snineant
remark last evening that feeling was chang
Sng from mfr. Tilden To Ex-Governor Sey-
mour to such an extent that IL might DC
called actual revolution. 1.-The 6asara
hoom does not meet with the Seymour mems
annroyaI.n he said. "on the ground tnat
States are wanted now, not statesmen. we
want States, not men,"
"What makes you think taaI oeS tpoaa
will take the nomination." the speaker
was asked. A.. 49, ho,,
"on The same principle that tho o9s
takes the apple" w. Roc ~
fused it before" ..,,
eyes. bat he won't refuse 1t now
"Why not?"
"lf Won can rely on reports that his intl.
mate friends are circulating Lucy ~
say" ,o,,:h;,,, -,
..Tba,7s a hard question to answer dis
,a,beyr Is most interested in it. You Know
tba, Horatjo Seymour, Jr., ran ahead or n,s
ticket for State Engineer in New 1ork. he
did NOT want 10 run, but be did, ana turn,
cd ont to be the only Democrat eieeIed
whose msjolity was returned Ds inc NJ
publicans." a
Senator Conkling is his relative, ana
what he did for the son he would 90 1or TIC
"How do you know that there Is a
change of base on the part OF Democratic
politicians" ;,
"By an actual canvass here in the ety.
ga canvass with view 10 ascertalnln@
what side Of the fence the party leaders are
going 10 stand on, eb:"
A SEYMOUR BOON.
ayes; and nine out OF TENN fact'
ninety-pine out Of hundred-are Tor Sey.
mour. Mr.. Bayard has some friends, out
they can do nothing for hin."
"What is the cause for the sudden reVui-
sion of feeling against Tilden? You were
all bowling for him short time ago"
"There is no reyulsion OF feeling. he
made his fight in New York and staked bis
chances and lost. Wemust have New Iork
and must nominate the man who will! carry
it. The Democrats are more interested II! IN
winning than in standing by men-"-Ph'l0-
deiDhid Times.
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lAuCrToN sAnEs--.Fuknre Days.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
HALF MILES TIOM THE TOWN OF ASH

rfUMMTssIONERs'S SALE OF A VERY
" DESIRABLE FARM ABOUT ONE AND
I IaSssr IN TN Ns4NIHASovER CuuNTY.-Tha under.
sioned special com missioners appointed for that
rs,rnose by decree of the Circuit Court OF Ham
over county, entered October 70. 1872. n the
s.onsoiIdaed: cssises Of r d.. Tolcr and wife Us:
uIer aud nls and j, j. Porter p5. r. 81. To!er and
Mr. therpit, depending. will. on the 9TH DAY OF
IlEC,EMBER, 1879, at q O'Clock p. NJ. In frontof
j. a. TeaKes store, In the town Of Ashland oner
for sale BY pub ic auction. that VERY DEsIRA-
BILE FARM, situated about one and hnif mics
from the town of Ashland, near the old Telegraph
road, OF which the late William w. Toer. ST., oiea
seized and possessed. containing liz ACRGs more
or less. and adjoining the lands OF John >. Janes
This farm, has on it COMFORTABLE BRICK
DWELLING, with the usual out-houses, In good re-
pair; also, OF oh rd. and good supply OF wood TOT
fuel, and some timber. H.
A fine opportunity Is here offered TO persons ne-
string to locate themselves convenient 10 churehee'
Any one desiring to view the property before the
day Of safe will Hnd Mr.. r. 81 Toer on the 1arIn'
who win lake pleasure III showing them the prem
lses ,s,.
of SIX twelve. and eighteen months, purchaser 10
give bonds, with approved security. CARVING IN
terest from the day OF sale. and the tte TO ne re-
talned till aIi the purchase-money Is PAID ana q
chaser elect 10 pay Ut least one third or me pur-
case-money In cash. personal security VIII be dis
nensod with - p. n. CARDWELL,
THOMAS ". PAGE,
Special Commissioners.
v.rcuAS Crler no 1S-Tu3w