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NAVY
TOBAOCO.
SWEET .AcKsoN's
CHEWING BEST.

Awarded HIGHEST PRIZE at Centennial Exposition
Tor FINE CHEWING QUALITIES and ExOELLENCK AND
LASTING CHARACTER OF 6wEETENINa AND FLAVOR.
mo. The best tobacco made. As our blue strip
trade mark is closely initiated inferior goods
that JACKsONs BEST is on every plug. Sold BY all
dealers. Send for sample. free, to O. A. JACKSON
& CO., Mis-. Petersburg. Va 3an1fm,thHkly
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TIE WEALTH OF PRoyIDENCE.-It is an i'm
wealthy city. A millionaire In Proyi-
dence Just hangs on the verge OF really aristo-
cratic society. | suppose there Is enough money
In this city, IN private hands, to keep even an
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TENTH STREET EAST.
;, By virtue OF deed Of trust, dste1 the 2Sth ~
fobo 45l, ore Of The land records for Wash --
ln2toI county, ana District OF COlmbia viii offer
fcr sale AT public auction in front of tie premises
"a InEsDAl, TIC 18th day Of January, 1879, at !
ground and premises, lying AID being in The City
OF MHhshna9a. Bistrict OF Columbus, ana know
square hire hundred and ei,.hty-sx $3.50: ana also
!ot Numbered Fix 60, iii square one thousand ard
nifty lt?tp. These lots viii be offered senarateIy
and in TIE or5er above mentioned, commencing
with said lot three.
Terms OF sale: One-thirS cash and the balance l.,
six 90 and twelve 40 months, win interest at the
rate OF seven q per cent per anunl, sec red by
deed OF trust uFon the premises sold. $50 OF tns
cash payment will be required imme lately upon
property beng bid of and i the purchaser pur-
chaseIs fail to comply with the terms of sale within
i've days the property will be resod at his or their
FISK and cost. COnyeyancing and recording at cost
of purchaser.
jan3d LOUIS SCHADE, Trustee
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2 II. WARMER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
y Ii. WARMER, Real Estate Auc.ioneer.

II.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
IR. PtRTY, CONSISTING OF A THREE
STORY BRICK DHELLING HOUSE ON THE
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS NORTH
WfST: AND A THRFE-STORY AND NAN
SARD ROOF BkI X HOUSE on iIIiE EAST
SIDE OF SECOND STREET NDRTITWEST
il ST ABOVE AND NEAR PENNSYLVaNIA
ANENUE. - 'A-' -
By virtue. of deed Of trust. dated MAY oh. g..
a. D. 1870, duly recorded III Liber 79u folio 80
-, one of TIE land records for the County of I.sa
Nashlngton, District Of Columbia and at the re
quest Of the party secured thereby. vii saiI al
lnl1ic auction, in front of the preplisea on SAT-
UEDAY, the 18th day of January 1879 the follow
ing described Real Estate, situate in the eltv ~
Washington, District of Columbia to Wit 1t 4
o'clock p M. Lot numbered fifty (aO) in Alley
sheIh eTu's recorded SUBDIVISION of SQUARE three
hundred and sixtyeieht [36S), and
At 80 o'clock pm, Lot numbered fiftyeiRht
CS), in I. H G Todd's. William Is. Todd's and
Carrie +. T. knoXs recorded subdivision OF LOT
lett red and marked e. in S0,Iare five hun,,rSd
anG Seyentyf'e t5I)l together with all the improve
mentS thereon.
Terms: one-third cash, and the balance in ST,
WE'VE, eighteen and twenty four months secured
by DECD of trust upon the property. the notes to
~ ar siN Ter cent. interest payable semi annually:
the property to be insured for The term of the de-
TERED pay ments and the deed OF trust to contain
covenant for the payment of taxes all cash at the
option OF the purchaser. &l00 down on each piece
81 the time Of sale If the terms OF sale are not
complied with in seven days, after the sale the
Trustee reserves the right TO resell the property ST
the risk and cost of the defaIin3 purchaser, af.or
hye dGys advertisement in The Evening Star. Con
yeyanc1ng and rccOr,iinx at the purchasers cost
jaDGeC&ds FRANK Il. LIIDDI ETON, Trustea
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ACJaimant In Wi,,,ou

T1IE WIFI or BOSTON DENTIST SAID TO RI py,r
10 PROPERTY WORTH S.0.c0e,coa ~ SARYlAss
AND SCOTLAND.
special disnstch 10 the y Y y,y-,s fr,,,
Boston, January ;. SAYS: "a claimant 10 larsr
estates n MafyiaOu-thc property OF William
MashCA, VINO died IN the eighteenth century
ana also IN inc city Of Glasgow, scotland val
ued al over SIC Goa anfearS In ii.p person ~,
NrN Mary Narter. Of this city wife of Or ChaS
MSitci. dentist VINO has been for some
time abroad I'm poor health and is now ON htsNay
lcme from India. In November laSi She read
paragraph N Boston paper ia reference IN
the claims OF certain persons ia MarNlani "a
property letI about l4o years AGO by William
MarScy. From him She claims 10 be directly
descended. and She has pat her clatm IA the
hands OF lawyers. and proposes 80 tight for her
rights Her story il that her father WAS nr
NStht!' OF GLASGOW. Mrs. Martcr saws that
Nheu a little girl she often heard her father
s!cah oi MS graNGlather'S brother. William
~ nS'HSa, W no ded In Mary land, and who had
Islt tdt e pVoiltr1y. Ia which he undoubtedly
was an heir She SAYS her fathers g-raudfafhsr
was John NacAcy. a brother of MILAN, yxha
G dicd " wc MAJ anu J9nn w!s dsspated and
me. WIN rowing disposition Wandered
10 Maryland. where he married ana hs
came thc owner OF a large number OF slaves
ana NaNt estates. When he died. hy his viii
dated In liSS. ne cut OF his two Suns Wlltarn
and Robert. with " five shillings ana no loos,,
ana teti each OF his daughters a cert ain AMOUNT
ana me residue OF his property to his heirs in
the old country. Mrs. Naucr saws that WI
nam sons died at an early age. and were cu'
OF LOT soInr cNert act which greatly excited ne
anger or Their father. Soon alter William
NackeyS death. liz MARYLAND. his heirs became
also heiiS 10 an immense property in Sroiland
10 Which MIS-. M3rier now EtNS CLAIM a. Wei
rs Ia that al issue IN MARY land John MacEer
The brother. on diving. LETT a son neary who
a'teTwaid was the father OF Mrs. Narter'S
l3thcr. hf. Robert Nackey. She SAYS tna' the
property IN Maryland which belongs 10 her il
valued at about $1,000 coo. and that those in
Maryland now presenting their claims Il IN are
descendants az the daughters OF Nuli1ra
Aaekey. whose claims were covered hv the pr1-
VISIONS made explicitly Tor them ia his VIII In
GUIDED IN The property Ia scotland. which Mr.
Maijcr say Il hers. i Lang Side and CLYDE
Terrace. the latter very large business block
MIS-. NarierS counsel here has retained counsel
IN Glasgow 20 look after his clients Interests
when the matter comes up Tor settlement
Which WI probably be I'm February TN.
c.anIdLt i IN very moderate circumstance
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FOE POTOMAC RTyEE LANDINGS
gTEANFPS FOR Nyyu vc.pz

lie Steamers JOHN GIBSON and z O. EEyfsg5-r
alternately leave Pier 81 Eas. River Me- -
Iork. every Saturday. at O'clock o. no 81 -
S1sorHetown every saturday. and AexsnsfS4ssSssszs
freight taken st lowest rates. Fog in+y7y1.s,,r,
apply az Office over Metropolitan Bank 18Th s<rraI
or to L ?. 4. DENHAM. Agent, Water styssf
GeorgetOgD NANoSs'
ap21-tr SAMUEL, BACON Preo4af1>
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MANHOOD iiFSTORED.

victim 81 ynrihtul ilpruGence, causing Trssas-
kIlre decay, .yuGs debility. etS., RsyIEy tr+sd III
vain every Known remedy, has found simple self
cure which he VII seUd YREE 70 his fellow sl ererE-
Address J. II. REEVES,
nny24NClyEs q Chatham street, \. Y.
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1910 GREAT
10 = FENNSkLVAN MA
ROEiTR

tot6 rENS SsS,iSt 1878
TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track. Steel Rails,
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
ry.-,ys, In Eject DEcEMBEs 18th, 1878
CORNER OF Sixth ana streets. as follows:
5a0 pm daily. with Palaos Oar to Ollcaao
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For r CaHsn . hocnester Buffalo Nasara
saturday, with Palace Cars to Watkins For
";.ii5lnsroTt, Lock Haven, and Elnira st l0:lo
sor New YorE and the Est, 80 and 1o:l, Pm
as pullman a lo GaGa. 80 AM day
For Brooklyn. \. = al through tEatns connect q.
sffordng direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoid,
Ing double terriage and journey scress New
FOR Philadelphia so, 80 and 1Ols p. N. dsily.
Cor BaitiInore. 90 1856 80 = m an 80 ~ ~,
daily except Sunday; 10 10 g. u. 80, $50, 7:40
Sor ,Pope's Greek Lima. 2 90 s. 10 and APO p. n
daily. except Sunday.
Tor Annapolis, F.0G 8. q. aud 420 p. ~ daily, ex.
cert Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA F. ! hED FREDERICKSBURG Raul
WAY :, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
Fer Alexandra. 6, I, s. 9, TO- liza n, lis, 8. 1905,
:12, Z Gld Ii 80 q. ~ On Sundsy at q. h. s;.d
Id Snd ,. u.
yor Richmond AMI the South. 80 a. m and 20 p.
N. GaIy.
For G. & o. T. f, $50 u. N, daily.
Trans lsaye Alexandria for WaanFtoc, 8, Z, 100,
.. 10, II & n; /, 5, 20. 8, rs, ana Il D. M
On Sunday at s 90 and 10 a N, and 6 rs p u.
Tickets, ;niorIGG tion Steering and parior car &C
CnlmoGatlons can be procured at the Offices north
asst coTE6r Of Thirteenth street ali Pennsylvania
syerUe; northeast corner of Sixth street and Penl-
sylyona avenue AMI 1t the depot where orders can
g laft for clecking OF bssaaSo to destination ffoa
iGtsis and residences.
L Z. FARMER, Genersl Passenger AGENT
etiANk IHOHiSOS, General Manager. uov9
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NEyy EXPRESS LINE

BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
AID GEORGETOWN,
to7znertfS.5 at PSiEddeEpito scffh fyy.ds,s
Line Tor BoStOst, Propifeace, fsss<
the HrtC England States.
Sailing DayR.
Frona Phiistelp hia-Saturtisy At IA Il
Lon HaS1ng1oI-1IOndays ST IL a u.
tro-n OeCrSetryD-Monday, st o. n
Freights received daily until s D. q E?sly7xa
n.ls OF isdIn2 .,iVen to Boston and -Fr@ss.
providence, and Fall River. Con - -szsslS
eiSnefs WISHING their goods landed ST
5torSetoTn wharf vii please have them msrasd
'fGIsOTpetGL-s;. 4. e."
For fun Information apply to ]. Ii. JOHNSON Z
co, 1852 T street northwest, and 12Ja-arest whsrF
SeorEstowC, Z c.: WILLIAM p CLYDE K O..
General Maal.sacs, II EouE6 WGsEvss, PhiIsceI.
pha- n,Sr1II1
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1NMaN LINE
II NMaN HIN u
United STATS X RoYAI. MAIL STEAMERS.

i UNIIED STATS & KOYAL NIAIL NTFANFEs.
NEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL
Every Thursday and SATURDAY..
City of Berlin tons City of Mont reli 1890
City OF Richmond 1907 :. City OF Brussels. .a715
City OF Chester. 1910 q City of y. York $500
These magnificent steamers are among ths stroux-
est, largest and fastest the Atlantic. aud have
every modern Improvement, including hot and cold
water and electric bells in stateroOms. revolving
chairs in saioOrS bath and smoking rooms, barber
shops. etc.
For rates Of passage and other information Apply
70 JOHN e. DALE, agent. 81 Broadway, \. Y or 70
p A. BReSNAS, @zj q 81. J. W. BOTEi4ER x
BRO, SZ3 fennI ave; q. ". MORSE. Adams EA-
press. v asllInt-tlr. 1:n..2S. enIA-t
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IN LrSs BErv-EF.a NEW YoRK. HAvRE, Lospos.
SoCTHA&PTON AND BREMEN
1he steanleTs OF TINS company viii sal every Fat
Grasy from Bremen Pier, foot OF Sd St, 80.
HobOken- EStea Of passage: From NsxT * -,
EoTk TO Hayre. London. Southampton sssz<zzsssss
sna bremen, hrst cabin, SlOG; second cabin ESQ
sase Sgply to oELRICHs y CO. eoys!ins CS-sSn.
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MEDICAL, &c.

nR. LEON. the Oldest Established and only
IL Reliable Ladies' Physician in the city. can De
consulted every Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday,
at No 9i5 9th st, near K, from 10 O'Clock. AL
Female Complaints quickly cured. Clice aE1 Resi-
dence, Is Barnet st, Baltimore. deciS2w'
ER. BROWN cures SperGatorriez, Premature
II Decay, = mil al Emissions, Lost Visor end all
Diseases OF private or venereal nature. Othce,
1905 l. St. near 10th ST NV. deci01m+
MANS MISSION ON EAfkFE.-A thor
1h oIl[h medical treatise, Indicating how con-
armed di-2b-I ties nay be removed The expert
ence OF 70 yeas study ObSeFv alton, and profession
a. practice showing the AGENCIES that will insure
stored manhood, strengthened vitality aud sound
conditions OF health, that have been impaired by
overtaxed powers. statement OF obstacles to
riaa,e and Of tho means by which they can be
r,oved b. mail 2Jc., currency or postage stamps
Address Sec'y Museum Anatomy and Science t46
T,rOadxay y Y rOv2it ID, sGLn
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\ FURIOUS CAT ATTACKS A LADY.-Ye5ter-
day morning as two ladies were preparing their
toilet, an accldent CT perhaps a serious nature
occurred. The elder lady was sitting with a
arge cat at her feet. Suddenly, without warn
ing, the animal seized one OF the legs OF the
lady ard tore the flesh with its teeth aad claws
heiCre the younger lady, her daughter. could
cone TO her assistance the wounds inflicted BY
tie cat were I4any and painful. The young
i&oE TOOK hold OF the little enra~ed beast ana
pulled 1t quickly away. Tie cat, infuriated to
IigeiiSh anger, then Sprang at her, It's tail
w Zen as large as a human arm, and scratched
her, besides badly tearing her dress. \ neigh
boring gentleman was appealed to for help
and by the aid OF the young lady's tight grip on
the cats neck and and n dumb bell in the
was Killed. 4 physician was called TO dress the
wounds Of The elder lady, who is afflicted with
erysipelas In the lacerated limb. and whose
safety Is matter OF anxiety Wilmington (N.
C.} Sun Ju7 4th
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AUCTION SALES.
REEk, Real Estate Auctioneer.

p q WARREN, Real Estate Auctioneer
fIRTIC SALE OF VERY vAIU.BLs BUILD
ING LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF FOUR
AND l. SThEET-LOT az SUB DIVISION
OF SQUARE 21i. FROSIING ~ FEET By
A pEPIH OF 1S3 FEET, TO A WIDE
will offer the above mentioned Lot for sale -
a ubllc auction, on the prtmses, at half past @
1879.
Terms One half cash balance one and two years.
Nitl eisht per cent. interest. 500 down At sa!o
It!e relfeCt
u II. WARMER, Real Estate Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE THREE STORY
BJILDING. KNOWN AS No 81! II STREE
NORTBEAST.
BY yirtne of deed Of trust, dated May &z~s
1itn, A. d. 1875. duly recorded i'll I.iber No. ES2
TSG folio IS, ct seq one of the lsnd records -A..kz
for the District OF Columbia. and at the request OF
the parry secured thereby, shall sell at pablio
aus ten, in front of the premises on MONDAY, Jan
uary 2eth, 1879. at o'clock N. all that piece or
parcel of ground situate in the city of Washington
n @, known as Lot numbered twenty three (23) in
Moses Kelly e recorded subdivision of Square num-
beIod nine hUnt red and twelve (9l2l
Terms On ethrd cash and the balance at six and
twelve months from day OF sale, for which the notes
OF tbs purchaser bearing interest at the rate of per
te per Ilm until paid and secured by deed
Of trust the property sold: viii be taken. A de
rCsit of 800 will be required at the time of ana
I'll cOnveyancing and recording at the cost OF the
purchaser. Terms to be compile with ii seven
days from day OF sale Otherwise tine Trustee reserve
the g to resell the property a; the risk and OF
the defaultiIg purchaser
WI L. MATTINGLY.} ,
ian7eots CHAS f PRENTISS.S Trustees.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

UEN 1 IEM EN- . UtWIItS.
A RGOSY SUSPENDERS,
Are something new" snd comfortable 81 SO cents
and 81 s pair.
This "Roseeery,' Scarf st 81
The "LansbSIn" Scarf at 81
The WaterioO" Scarf st 81
The Duke of Bedford" Scarf at 81
These are warranted "IloyG Attrce T. Smiths
London Neck Wear" latest dssiiSaa Iarge Lima
lust opened a. close prices.
THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY.
oct15T SO + st. -. co., Opp. Pstaut ONES
TALL. AND WINTER GOODS,
superb selection for Gentlernen's Drezs >sss
and Street We2r received aud rssdy for In. ~
spect1on, and offered ST fair prices. "a
Respectfully request the continued iavors CT TX
any patrons acd TO public generally.
=. j. EEIBERSER,
CITIZENS E5gY 4 NAVY MERCHANT THOR.
ES5 18Th stTscf,
sep1O-tr OOrcOrAG Building
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ARRANGEgENY7-

4Vb NUKfUL-h, fOkTRESS MONROE gIJ Tyys
SOUTH
dHs sSlJ ard siexant iron Steamer LADY OF
90 Lahh. cATtain @. J. BONNIE rf-sas
VILE, leaves GtnEtreet wharf unti s-s7-slsrx-u2s
Iagtner not,ca every Monday, Wed
.esaay ano rday, at O'Clock p IL, connecting
Eor.hsrn Eo.Ets; Returning, leaves Norfolk every
-uesoaS' lhuTsftay and Saturday, at O'Clock D. q
tOS POTOHAO RIyEE LAEDrSGS
.pteaner JOEN ". THOMPSON, Captain Jo;Js r
NooD leaves her wharf, terminus OF Tee :
sIh ana sth street line Of cars, at 1865
~, three tunes Der week, for Gurrin
Ilan, Nomlni and LeOnardtowr stocptnz st fntsr
mediate landings each trip. DAYS Of saiIinS MOI
Gay, Thursday ard Saturday A
OF IGr,Aer 2tQrInstiol apply At TIE Office Owe.
fieuopolltan I1-k, knox'e Express Once o. sL sI!s
Ootnpany's Wharf, foot OF 9th street - ~
Bss7{age called for en- application at Rnar,s FY
press Ofzice SAMrEt IA Cf,s5 ~
q ,. kOCINELIY A gent IRss T.
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The Cobo-Esi>f,op Poisoning.

MIS-. C0BBS FATE BELIEVED TO HAVE EEEN
SEALED BY BISHOPS TESTIMONY.
A telegram to the New York San from Nor
witch, Conn, January s. SaYS:-It WAS the pre-
yailng opinion OF lawyers and other good
JQdgeS at the conclusion OF Saturdays session
ot the trial OF Mrs. Cobb, that the last prom OF
the defence had been demolished, and the pros
ecuting officers asked with unaffected astonish-
lneEt on what support Counsellor Wait bases
any hope for his client. The defence had an =
tcipatCd an easy triumph over the science OF
DT. Dorenus, bur he proved an invnctble oD-
Fonent Again, their main reliance, Prof John
Son u Yale College. fell an easy victim TO the
sharp. uenChant th!llStS Of states AttOrnar
Waller II is the common tax here. not
whether Kate Cobb vii! be convicted, but
whether the jury VIII allow their preWdlces In
FAVOR cI Ter sex TO influence them to return q
verdict CT murder in the second degree
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NUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

SALE OF VALUABLE UNII-
ILENENTIi And G STEEEiTs> NOETHEA,T
ASD MAY liAMD AVENUE AND FIF-
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STEAMERS. O.
NOTICE 10 moUNT VERNON Pas.

- SEN0E.RS.
Jhe He&-cSE VI. W. CuKCORaN rzs,;rA IA.
been recently built and fsHDisted rSs,-s -
:. - 1. Bt A csI'tan Il the only bosf
vernon wharf Round trip al. including s1inisE.op
20 mansion and Erourds t---ino'"h
steamer iesYes eth street wharf daily tR.a6sys s<
eeEttdl 81 ~ 8 NJ and returns aHOl;. n d: s;cF7
dOLiisdS NOEIH. SUIT Lssiies' Rc;Is,s Vernon
cOran. '" .-r
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Who was il. littie Johnnv Beug


Why do You stand SO shame iac.,I II we
Ana blush from chm Ia tnveheai fairs
think Nuu know the cuIYri. we'll
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DR. Et0BIEEsTSON can be consulted evzys
IL WeCncssiay arG Saturday 1T his Otlics. 4iA U
st NV g.. st, at 0lElI, NAt1al hGtc-F y o1-t
10 D III, I'll diseases OF the Urinary Urs2t1S
and Nervous System Recent and Chronic Gases
quickly cTr-i Al FeInse Complaints quietly cured
COnsuitStlous str-Ctiy private, sud CuIo <GaT5n-
s5ed in every ease. Fifteen years eCpoTiaDce.
Baltimore OCtkly
Dlb. RiCuIiD'S ESSENCE Or LIFE Hl
IL stores manhood and the viyoF OF youth to t55
most shattered constitution II four weeks Failure
impossible This EfeTestOring remedy should La
ssken by al about to marry, or who h2Ve DacJInc
weakened from excess or any other cGIse. SUCCESS
in every case certain as thst water aueucaes
thirst. s. per case Sole aEeut Or. JOS. JACQUES
2 University Place, New YORK
Druggist suppliad. t5rI-1
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Mis-. Cobb has exhibited the most intense ha-
lIel OF her weak pardmGur since he put f0rta
ms FIRST confession and this bitterness mas been
intensified since he stepped on tue witness
stand and 1lPEantly began his tale of crime
The prQsecGt!1p was fearful OF Mrs CobD'S
eyes and the effect OF her TeSOlute viii and fa>,-
cinatIOn on the witness While he was teStifyiar
on Friday, ard they deyterousIy interposei the
barrier Of a pOItlE court attendant between
Bishop and the b3iefUl glare OF Hates ofb5
But Bishop SJeddfaSJiy kept his attention di-
reCted to his integlocutOr and safely passed
The fiery ordeal. On Saturday, as Mrs cobb
rode down from The Jail to the court room. She
ehtfedted her custodian, Jaiier BcckNiTh. to
allow her 10 walk into court Dy tie side OF
BISHOP, 50 that she might slap his face
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EN"NSs Of INxsHKs.
By stesInera carrying steersge, $50 and IOU solt,
sCcerdlis 70 accommodations.
By steamers not carrying steersSe, $50, slGO and
$40 gold, accord1rg to accOUmo0 4i0ls
Tickets to Paris, s15 gold, additiUus.J.
Return tickets Oh favorable ternls Tickets Issued
stsspec1i low rate OF 500 geld during tha fau and
winter season
steer.sse at very low rates steerage toksts from
klYerFoo snd Queenstown. and al other parts Of
Europe st lowest ratea-
Through bLlts OF laden given for Belfast. Glasgow,
Havre Antwerp and otter ports on the Continent.
sId for Mediterranean ports.
For freisnt and passage apply st the OornpsnYe
ONCE, No. BoSllny Green, both stserags and
cabin, 10 OTIS BIGELOW. COS 7th street. WGshins-
ton. D. O.
2S-1y CHAS. g. FRANCKLYN, Agent N r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07
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GEORGE TRUE8DELL, Auctioneer.

,RUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
AND RESIDtNCE PROPERTY, ON THE
! N NOR lI .ll5 CORNER OF NINTH AND g
FEET ON G STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22
COlOred Emigration In the south.
New York Herald

Senator Window illustrated once more to-
Gay the curious ignorance of prominent Re-
publicans In regard to the real condition of
the Southern blacks. He proposed that a
committee OF Senators shall devise means for
the removal OF the negroes from such parts
OF the South where they are refused their
rights to other parts OF the country, or to a
reservation. He appears to be Ignorant Of
the well known fact that there is, and has
been Tor years. constant and unimpeded
m1gratlon OF the blacks, a movement which
mas been aided and stIm ulated by organized
emigration societies of planters Ia such
states as Louisiana and Arkansas. and
by colored emigration agents elsewhere
acting as private persons, giving in
oelllgence concerning lands. prices, wages,
TO southwestern States In the last half dozen
years, and 1t would probably amaze Senator
WINDOW to know that Arkansas, Louisiana
and Mississippi have been favored States
with Industrious cOlored men seeking new
homes. and that In 1875, at the very time
When Senator Morton was vainly trying to
persuade the Northern public that no negro's
lie was safe In Mississippi, hundreds Of ne
gro families removed thither from North
by the rich lands OF the Yazoo bottom, and
laughing at the ridiculous stories Of murder
and intimidation, which they knew from the
reports OF their friends who had preceded
them were false II leading Republican Sem
ators would take the trouble to travel
through the Southern States and investigate
fairly the condition OF the negroes they would
not offer such ridiculous resolutions, which
are evidently based upon a supposition that
the Southern blacks are serfs OF the soil nm
able to leave the spot where they happen to
be fixed.