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No country ever lost its republican form
OF Cover nment and passed under the tyraQtB
yoke whose girls formed themselves into arch.
cry clubs.
q The contented rustic: swell, Peter, your
crops must be ruined by this untimely rain9n
YES your honor, but, thank heaven, so ere the
neighbors
81 Philadelphia has an ordinance against thu
sale OF oysters In summer, and an OysteYmenB
Protective Association, that employs detectives
10 get evidence against the offenders.
"A Cincinnati paper claims that tbs
SaeDgerfest brought a million dollars to the
city, and that $S50,0Oo were spent during tha
week for beer.
"Every Russian subject is required to take
out passport each year. The prescribed cost Of
passport is about s., but, In fact, it costs
twice that.
The London Morning Posts Berlin Despatch
says that the German government has recalled
It's consuls from Cyprus In consequence OF
oinerence with England regarding their status.
a Boston's respectable forger. Edmunds,
must sufier for bis crimes the same as other
wrong doers The Officers OF the banks affected
by his forgeries say they have no thought OF
compromising felony by accepting SO Per
cent. OF the face amount or the notes held BY
them.
eE Boston's official dog killer lassos his vic
tins with the skill OF a frontiersman, having
taken lessons from Texas Jack during the win
ter subsequently. He puts little white pow.
der on their tongues, and they die Ia q few sec
OldS
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THE SEAL OF BOSTON CouNTERFEITEp.- Soon
AFTER the judges boat of the Fourth of July
rowing regatta left the landing to 60 over the
course. II was discovered that a large number
OF persons In excess OF the tickets issued were
On board, many OF whom were OF class lot
usually invited. On looking over the tickets ia
the hands OF the ticket.taker number OF we'll
executed cOunterfeits were discovered The
spurious tickets were OF the same size as the
leg1t1mate ones, printed upon stock OF the same
g1ade and color, and had the same general az
pearance, but differed In two of the minute
0sIalis OF type, and the city seal In the center,
although OF the same size, was different I'm the
ornamental design, having, instead OF wreath.
iour ornamental escutcheons. Mr.. Churchill, OF
tne nrm OF rockwell d. Churchill, the city
printers. says that the couhterfeits never ema-
mated from any OF his present employees. as he
never had seal OF that pattern In his estab-
l1shment, and aside from this statement the
Weliknown Integrity OF the firm raises them
ABOVE suspicion. From later inquiries It is
believed that the c0upterfeiter is man who
was discharged from the service OF this firm
Tor the preparation OF q similar fraud some
years ago. An investigation viii be made
boston Post, Juty7.
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TTEuSS .II En-, SALE AZ. UF VALUABLE 1MPR0YED
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREkT5 NORTH.
r 7. GOODWILL. Real Estate Auctioneer,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE NEAR UNIONTOWN, d. O.
~ virtue OF deed OF trust, dated Saptem- /eA
Der 4th, 1875, and recorded in Liber No 1893, f"tH
iolio 496 ct seq, one of the land records Of 4.S
ne District OF Colnmbia, and by the written request
auction, in front Of the premises, on THURSDAY,
July lMh 1879 at O'Clock P M, al those parcels Of
Of land situate IN the County OF Washington, D. of
o., known as lots numbered Al. 49, 49, A. 45 and 4G,
IN section numbered 8, In subdivision of Barry
Farm q. ace by o. O. Howard ct al, Trustees, to-
dwelling.
Terms One third cash; balance in twelve and
eighteen months, with interest at per cent De-
esit Of $50 On each lot at time Of sale. Conveyan-
chg at expense OF purchaser. Terms to be complied
with in ten days.
,.o... GH CHA = FRAsER.} Trustaes
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VICToRIA's VISIT 10 EUGKNIR-On her visit OF
coincidence to the ex Empress Eugenie Queen
Victoria was accompanied by Princess Beatrice
Prince Leopold, and the Marchioness OF Ely as
lady In waiting. Too weak to descend from her
own room, the eX-EmpresS Eugene received the
Queen In her boudoir alone. Princess Beatrice
ard Prince Leopold remained In another room.
Her Majesty remained for upwards OF half an
hour. Toward the close OF the visit, and Just
as the Queen was leaving, Prince Leopold and
Princess Beatrice were received by the ex-Em-
press, with whom they remained for few min
utes before their departure. At ChiselhurSt
station the Queen appeared to be In the deepest
grief, shedding tears as she entered the saloon
carriage
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YOUNG MIDDLETON Real Estate Auctioneers
TRggTEEEs' SALE OF ;DEsIRABLE TWO.

TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of q deed Of trust, dated January II
18th. 1878, and duly recorded in Lber No 45l
s74, folio 375 Of the Land Records for the.2:A
Il ereby secures we. the unders:gnsd win proceed
to sell ct public auction, in front of the premises
O'Clock pm, Lot mum bered forty nine (49) In d !
Iey's recorded subdivision Of art OF square mum
d e., with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in equal
from cay Of sale. for which purchasers notes bear
paid and secured by de- Of trust on ihs property
sod sold viii be taken deposit Of 800 REQUIRED At
with within FIVE days from day OF SALE the property
win be sold at risk and cost Of defautiog purcha
Ter. All conyeyapcing at purcha.er's cost
,vad Y y. + s ALPHABETICALLY Trustees
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON STREET BETWEEN SIXTEEN III AND
SEVENTEENTH STREETS NOR rHWEHT.
By virtue of deed of trust. dated the 18th "A
500, folio 81, &c. of the land records of the l.:
District Of Columbia we, the undersigned Trustees
at the request of the party secured thereby win sell
at public auction, in front Of the premises, on MON
DAY. the l4th day Of July, 1879, at O'Clock p M,
Square one hundred aud eighty.one. with the I'M
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; the balance in ona
and two year, at eight per cent secured by deed Of
trust. $50 deI osit REQUIRED on each lot II the
Trustees reserve the right to resell at defauiting
Rnrchaser's risk and cost After one weeks notice
LEROY y TAYLOR r-,,..o..
je30 eo&fn MN. r. WOQDWARD,5 1kusvoes.
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1UNUANbON 06OS.s Auctlonetf5-
TRusfEE's SALE OF TWO ACRES OF LAND

TRUEfEEB SAFE OF TWO ACRES OF LAND
ON WOODLEY LANE, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated the 3Oth a
day of November, AID 1858, and duly record ~
seq Of the land records Of Washinston County.
District OF Columbia ard by written request OF the
party secured thereby, will sell at public auction,
AID 1879, at 8 O'Clock I'M, all that certain parcel
or land situated, lying and being in the said
county Of Washington, District of Columbia and
contained in the following mas ties and bounds: Re-
ginrirg at the end CT the fCu tn line OF the trace of
land conveyed to George f. Green by his mother
and One-hsf deyry es east twelve 5O-lOj chains:
thence north sixtV-sY deg west one 5S-l00 chsins
I'd sseSst
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ALIVE, THOUGH PACKED FOR "a HOURS IN Ice.
Cunningham Gibson received box of cat fish
packed In ice from Sacramento this morning,
ON opening the box one OF the little fellows
about ten inches long, showed signs OF life. IL
was placed In a sink and the water turned on
him, and In few minutes was completely re-
suscitated. In short time after its return to
in the water just as though it had not been
frozen up for twenty -four hours.-[Reno (Nera.
G0) Gazette.
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK
AND THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS.

WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEMPHREMAaOG. QUEBEC. AND THE
SAGUENAY RIVER
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAY
LIGHT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 80, 1879,
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLOR CARS
FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
Leave New York on Day Express. ...... at 8 O5 m
And Arrive at Littleton. T. 20 pm
And Arrive Ut Bethlehem. at AS pm
And Arrive at Twin Mt. House. ...st 1855 pm
And Arrive at Fabyans ................at8 10 pm
And Arrive at Profile House. at g. 10 D. M
And Arrive at Crawford House. ........ at 8.3U pm
And Arrive at Quebec. at g. 80 Am
Take Sleeping Car for Quebec at Wells River
Junction.
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GLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
" BETWEEN

" BETWEEN
HIA,A1EXANDR1A, WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting at Philadelphia with Clyde's
New EMgland States.
SAILING DAYS.
from MISUNDERSTANDING, ut 10 am.
From hineton-Mondsy, at IL am
From GEORGETOWN Monday, at pm.
Frei9hts received daily until pm. Through
bills Of laden given to Boston and Providence, and
IAu Rver. Consumes Wishing their goods landed
Ut GEORGETOWN wharf viii please have them marked
"0E0RGETOwN. d. O."
For fun information apply to ]. 81. JOHNSON
Co. 1202 street northwest, and 18th street wharf,
Washington, D. O.; g. +. HYDE, SO Water street,
George town, d. O.; WILLIAM p. OLYDE b 90,
General Managers, Ia South Wharves, Philadel-
ph12 mar201Y
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PRINCE ALEXANDER, OF Holland, who is, since
the death OF his brother In Paris, the heir pre-
sumptive to the Dutch throne, is twenty -efght
years old, In very delicate health, and OF re-
ring, INCIDENT disposition. He Is fond OF read
ing and serious pursuits, and takes lively In
tereSt In politics.
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PUBLIo SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON THE EAST SIDE OF TWENTY
SECOND STREET, BETWEEN AND L
FEET BY A DEPTH OF loo FEET, I'M
PROVED BY FRAME HOUSE, No 1921
S1DEsPfECE OF GROUND. BY FEET.
Iwlll eel the above mentioned property at "a
public auction, WEDNESDAY, July 9th, at
o'clock ~
Terms: Oneiourth cash; balance at SIX twelve
down at SALE jyleo&ds
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ASK FOR TICKETS VIA CONNECTICUT
RIVER LINE

Through and round trip tickets can be purchased
q tlcse. offices OF Pennsylyana RR. at Philadelphia
Lancaster, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Altoona and
Pitieburg and in Washington, DO at oice of 8. &
" hk, at each Of which Cfces full information can
oe oCtaineu. t625-lm
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DEATH FOLLOWING BLOw.-In Philadelphia
Monday evening Michael Lannigan, alias Root
Franklin, finding Louise Franklin, with whom
he lived, intoxicated and talking to some neigh
Dors about him, struck her with the fiat OF his
hand In the face, and she fell to the floor and
died. Lannigan was arrested but it is believed
that the woman's death was caused by apo.
DleXy
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je27-to&6
TRUSTEE4' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
L PROPERTY. No. SIT ELEVENTH TREE r
H0RTHWEST A1NTINN

BY virtue OF deed Of trust to the under -
in Lber No 1885, folio 8, ct seq one of the land E:t
Iscords In and for the D.tret Of Columbia. and q
ct public auction. In front Of the premises on WE'D
n.hssDA A,Sio the ninth day Of July. D; 1873.
CD, in square numbered three hundred ana forty.
seven Is4I}, BEGINNING at point 10 feet inches
thence north along 18th street 10 feet inches
thence east 9s feet 1 inch to alley; thence south
inch to place Of beginning, together with the im
Provements thereon, consisting Of three-story and
las. ment Brick House.
Terms: Onettird cash, balance in eisht sixteen
and twenty -four months, with interest at eight per
be psd aRa se If On Inc sold
ALBERT +. FOX 1fGstees.
CHAS. W. HANDY, AuttIoLeer jy3d
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THK STEWART CLAIMANT.-AleXander Stewart,
OF Proctorsvflle, the would be heir to the New
York stewards estate, has just returned from
New York ''in funds" The Standard says that,
from the best Information afioat, Alexander
entertainment at the Metropolitan hotel, with
the freedom OF the city, and 81 500 In cash be-
sides transportation free to and from New York
two or three umes.-[S. Adams wy Messenger,
5th inst,
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THE CAR on retiring to bed a couple of weeks
ago found a neatly folded and addressed pack
age OF Nih1ltSt newspapers between the sheets
and few minutes later while everybody was
hurry1ng to and from In search OF the daring
emiSSary OF the revolutionists a NihiliStic pro,
clamation was tackled up In His Imperial Ma
1eStyS dreSsing-rOOm
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
Nat1Oha! Route and short Line 20 the
North, Northwest, West
and SOuthWest.


10 take 'nsfi E ssgRaHe' MiH "a F4sg5s at
Ecot on snnaays to sn Baitmore
s only Stops at shiplsys LaarsI. Annapolis juno
Bres ffastat Relay station. 1''0se Snd mt mans
,n $50 mIBat@Sre: Ann.polis and way. pied-
s9S :; a and IsHrs EzPrsss
WINCHESTER. Hagerstown and way stations
Bs sso York Boston and
Phiadeiphi1. Ar'''' 1"''0' '''f 70 new h0fA ana
s;sS 3. mist. Louis, Chicago. Columbus and
saeS gts Ssaay car t.
ton 70 SAndusky, daily, except Saturday.
r.: 9Do a m.-tOn Sunday only-Baltlmore. Annapo-
10 90 a n.-Baltimore Express. Stops at Blsdens.
burg, College. Betsville, Laurel, Annapolis juno.
y 40 p. m.-Balimore Annapolis, Ellicott City
r 1;so m s.s York. Philadelphia. and Boston
m-f0n Sunday only Baltimore and Way
.4s0 p. m-Baitimore. Blsdensbars, and Laurel
h91press Frederick. via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
s5 P. -,-tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick. Hagers-
town. town. Winchester and Way Stations: On Sunday to
A:4O p. m i Baltimore. Annapolis and Way sta-
ExFkRss Norfe2 sSoept AND aS1
day. Norfolk Passengers taken in the cars direct to
q ROCKS O. sas way at saS Laurel
100 r. m.-fBaltimore and Way Stations
o10 pm;ItBALTIMORE EXPRESS. Ellicott
SIS g:m:-tOHICAGO COLUMBUS ANDPIT
BuRGH EXPRESS. Sleeping car to Chicago
1915 y. m.-fNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Stops at Bladens
special sleeping car to PHILADELPHIA.
u 90 p: MIST Louis and Cincinnati Expresa
Pullman Cars.
tDsily. tsunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
Ali trains stop at Relay Station
For further information apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
will be taken for Baggage to be CHECKED and received
at any point In the city. w. n CLEMENTS,
Master Of Transportation.
L NJ COLE, Ge~errl Ticket Agent
GEO. KOONTZ. General Agent. myl7-tr
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BRICK BAKERY
i No. 3l6 18th HTREEC N "
Young h MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

TRE HSEE SALE All OF HoRsEs. WAG9Hs, HAR
LONGING TO THE BAKERY No. 3l6 TESR
TEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of two deeds OF trust. executed "a
by William McWilliams and wife. dated re- u -
81 ect1vely on the 18th day Of July, 1877, and
on the 30 day of March, 1879, and recorded in Ler
No s62, foliO 300, and In Lber oil. folio T. we will
On WEDNESDAY,, the 9th day Of July, 1879, at 81
W.. in tie city Of Washington D. o. offer for sales
public auction, to the highest bidder, the following
TWO lS sorrel Eorses.
One ~ Grsy Horse.
Three CD Bay or Dark Horses
Six (6) Single Wagons
Six (6) Sets of Harness.
Two 20 Cracker Machines and Cutters
One % Get OF Biscuit Machinery, consis ing of
DOUGH Brake, one Biscuiteutt!ng Machine,
one Dough Mixer. with Betting and Shafting
Forty (4O) Bread Boxes.
Five 90 Dough Troughs.
Two 81 Proof Boxes
T T5e Is s b eherss'
Three 90 Pair Scales
Ore a. Safe.
Two CD Desks, two "a Stoves, Counters and Chairs
This property will first be offered as q whole: il
not bid for In that way, it will be sold in detail II
sold as a whole, the terms will be deposit of $3.50;
third OF the purchase money in cash and bal
anse In two equal payments, with interest at six and
Trustees. If sold In detail the terms viii be cash
Ross PERRY Trustees.
je27to&ds WALTER 8. PERRY
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A CASE OF LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT Is reported
from Alaska. A sergeant OF the marine CORPS
Is about to lead to the altar the daughter of the
Indian Chief, Sitka Jack. The bride having
padded alongside the Alaska with her light
canoe loaded with fish, the gallant sergeant
was Immediately smitten and fascinated
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9 rrrs ssHAEz 1878

1879 rnsS ssHAE 1879
TO Thu xosraH %xgTrE Ann sourHwrsr
s,,.-n 6osSI: Tr.sk: ss:sl 1s aG;-.,.,-.
TRAINS lzAxs Nv *A !Ss5 9 ST from D.po.
p.S1Te md Ss R.s d.s Viz Par
lor Car to P,ttsburg. and Sleeping Oar. from
S s G9; aS F:se. I en- 'S Ssss
,,9 AND R eSTs4Ag a.sstp
SsRs:7 . B TSsy ssosR: s;:H5$S w
Led H.yen. and Elmi1a. 81 1850 An. daily. ex:
Fer New Yorl and the East. ! 81 pm daily, except
sss.Sss 'rG ss Il Pa R.f P2
!!sTssz 6isx vii 6o:s. !. q BTootiyn Anne:
ing double ferriage and Journey across New
Tor Philsdelphis. s:35 Am. and 80 pm, daily
nltsd E1eTsss So An daily. except aund 1s
md a.1 ~ ss or 1 sands ana 10 am
Ier R1pes 0rses LIE. Gao q N. and $40 p. n.
Tor Annapolis. 20 "a. and 40 p. m. daily. az
ALKXANDRIA AND FREDKRIcKsBURa ban.
M MA4 = Az ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Ae3.ndTi1 is. 3. 9. 70. II Am, 1;1s. D. 4ao,
H9Gs 19d II ~ Pm. On Sunday ct 4 m. ant
For naS R saa tn. South. $50 Am daily, .no
1r.sns lesys iSs S %a.a%s.en g. tbs.
d no u . :. and % .n sns ana pm or
Tioless. 1niormstion. Sleeping "a P.zlor Oar -
rsR Be psSc%1sd :: ts once. north
avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn
yyaniA avenue, and at the depot, where orders car
hotelo and residences.
T. p. EARMER. General Passenger Agent
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NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM.

NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM
Us ST: P';ss fssTs'' Il 5ai LIZ sSH3
~ a Mas" Carrying the Q. s. mail 70 the
.na inss
%sai.s 5;,I ssssEsss gas GAzAG2 dsR1
6is. % B'Ssy. General Pssssnssr Ar =: - ;.ni.iy
MOTH GERMAN LLOYD-s1IAMsH1p
IN M1 BETwESs NEW Yosz; HAvRr LONDON.
ysss isa S1s%,s Rsr go 4 q stssss aeSefss.
DOE. southamPten and Bremen hrst caoin. 600;
second cabin sSo stseEnss, ESQ Fl For freight or
Green. New TORT q: q; METzEROTT & co, 9a5
CONAhD LINE; oT,cv
q %
Hon ne outer psssiss 60: from Queenstown to New
I9ri 2. S,o.ng t1 ., Iasridian Of 50 At IS
Of g 4 = sf. or nothing e the north q =. A"
TIE oUNARD -sTRAMsHR COMPANY LIN.
Between New Fork and Liverpool, CALI
FROM if Pin e g. ScF Il r. af NV YioRk
ALaEKIA. Wednesday, July 3. $50 am.
zS5EzsEsA xissss:s:S: 81 i
By Steamers carrying steerase. $50 and 800 gold.
etess On saS saS tsm
.LiveIpool ma Qusenssoxn. and al other parts Q:
kTope g l1Esst r,tss o,.-
ana for Mediterranean ports.
OTIS 1E Cos 81 t I' srest Wssln
jn2S-iy CHAa g FRANCKLYN, Agent, ny.
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ether passengers, on the ferryboat that the
two were In love and engaged. yet the girl
seemed to doubt his feryor Just q little. There
fore, as the boat reached mid stream, she
leaned over and tenderly said
johnny, am going TO test your love. am
going to Jump overheard. and IL you really love
me know you'll jump after me and save me-
shut, but"
"BUt what JOHNNY
"But, IL i were you, I'd take Of my shoes
first. Just the minute they haul you out Of the
water every woman In this crowd win rush to
see whether you wear No. Is or No. IS, and Il
you are In your stocking feet they can't get
the siZe"
The girl drew her feet under the chair.
sighed once or twice, and did not regain her Old
enthusiasm until the boy came along with pea
nuts Detroit Free Press
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tE-Some railroads are run on narrow gauge
some on broad gauge; but all on mortgage
tB-"You follow the legal profession. 1 be-
It."
cF-"Gond lookin' yohn" ts what ,a,~ MS
HUI used to call Chasttne Cox, her murderer
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ARREST FOR OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT. Scott
Dawson, young man. who, II is alleged. made
an outrageous assault on his cousin, Rachel
Dawson, at Rawlings Station. Nd, June %,
was arrested Lear Keyser, w. Va, sunday. He
was taken to Cumberland, Nd, without
requisitiOn. and committed by Justice King Tor
q hearing July Ia.
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STEEL RAILS FROM ENGLAND. - Another
American railway has just followed tho
son River line In giving large order for steel
rails In this country. The placing OF these Or
ders In England, In spite of the heavy tarfff, =
revival. 1t shows that in one trade &C loaat
manufacturers have succeeded In reducing th0
cost OF production TO point which enables
them TO resume successful competition with
the highly protected manufacturers Of tho
United States.-t Manchester Guardian, june g.
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CHANUERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
~ ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN Q AND

of the District OF Columbia, Special Term, fa
pas. ed in Equity cause Nc. $50. and In Gem I::
DAY, July 18th, 1879, at O'Clock pm, upon
the premises, lot NUMBERED five t6l: IN Hardness
hundred and thirty six (336jin the city Of washing.
tor s9t ject to an sncumbrsnce Of 1922 with inter
Terms Of sale e22260. with interest from August
26th, 1875 at per centum. and $50 costs IN cash
Of &26 Per month, ct per centum interest secured
by deed Of trust on said lot or the purchaser may
chaser. and conveyances at Iurchaser's cost
srx1axR l1lBxsxANN, ASc xs' 1 iysSeSd.
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A THOUSAND DOLLAR WOODEN RAILWAY
We have heretofore described the Is-inch mil
ltary railway used at Woolwich arsenal, Eng.
land; but the narrowest gauge and cheapest
lallW ay as yet brought out Is that of ID. b.
james Fisalia, Cal. Two stout bars OF wood SO
lad IS to leave a groove between them, form
tie u ack. On this track wheel with bulge
In tie middle OF its periphery that fits the
groove Is used. the wheel having broad fiange
placed at each end OF plank forms the car. 1t
Is alleged that - miles an hour can be got out
OF wooden railway OF this construction: and
cost is estimated at 81 600 mile.Nffron Ace.