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A Legal EgOmnmce.


,o1, MaIlDoro' Ga.ette states that an 1,bur.d.v
.ast MessIs. John b. Brook and mn a ssy
wills =, DC uesisees rled with the reri7ter of
purportinr To no s SSeorges county, Md, paper
Daaid Craufurd, or that county W. ea, me-, OF
10y. whereby the testator willed Ia h,S c ueu IN
ia,,issd Az .hearney and Sarah Forrest ali his
laGeH estate, 200 acres OF ine land and 10 is
each IN money. The Gazette saws the dsSae 60 MO
OF TINS paper after the lapse of ne lriy On xaas
aurlhg Whicn time a great lawsuit over the
property thereOy disposed OF has been In sfitutat
ard ended adversely to the aboye-named IaSies
has excited great deal OF interest in Thai
county. AS no Will could be found after David
SlauIurds death, althoughit was claimed he had
his deceased brother, Thomas Craufurd, who
claimed that ThOs. Craufurd had Acknowledged
Their mother as his wife, and that they were the
nearest heirs. The great expenses incurred by
Mrs kearney and Miss Forrest In defending
their rights had nearly consumed the hand some
property which belonged To them independently
OF David Craufurd's and the result Of this long
litigation left them In the most reduced circum-
Stances. The last fragment, 1,5 acres, was TO
have been sold last saturday to satisfy judg
n.ent against them for amounts recovered for
rents winch was In their possession pending
the suit Miss Sarah Forrest died some wears
ago, :eav1ng all her interest in the Crallrard
estate 10 her niece, Kate Kearney Henry. wife
OF Capt. James L. Henry, OF Prince George,
county, so that the property beion ys 10 her aud
her mother, Mrs. Mary Nj. Kearney. eIuaIy
Ire VIII Is signed by Horace Miller, VIM Dava
s1hN Day vi WnOm Mr. Duyali Only
is now living, I'm Prince Georra,s cnu 49,
a very Old man. The estate has been df,
nosed OF Under decree OF court, and shoa d
We VIII now produced be sustained pur
chaserS must either surrender or hear the
expenses or long and heavy lawsul. to retain
properly 10 which they supposed they had a
LIue ti.ie. Where the will came from, the q =
Seite says, yet matter OF conjecture. ooe
Iepoit say Ii was given into the hand, OF an
oInce lao ct Washington lawyer with direc
Iiobs 10 hand II. with other valuables to the
hfr
alIer telt TOT the south, and IL remained undjs.
atiOe0 untii last week, when 1t was found and
s al once forwarded to the attorneys above men
'ig p, 10 oe uSed as they might think best
BY this Will DIR. Richard S. Blackhnrn. q
cousin, OF JEFFERSON county, Va was made re-
s,ouary legatee and executor OF the estate, aud
.lda. gentleman, June ID, 1850, published an ad-
vert1sement in the Marlboro Gazette. stating
That he bad positive information that David
Sraufurd had will In his house six months
before his death, and requesting inform alton in
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DUCK-B UNTER's AUTHORIZATIONS Rock.
black duck. During the season Edward c. Luce.
or Lyme, has shot Two hundred of these fowls,
and he has also captured four hair SEALS He
cOnducts his sporting campaign In q hut built
upon the rock In a manner to represent nature
as closely as possible. stove and other Ordl-
nary coRveniences furnish the hut, and from
q loop hole facing the water he watches the
birds. When flock settles within gun-shot he
blaZes away with both barrels. One lucky shot
brought down eighteen duck. trained water
spaMei Is his companion In the hut and he Is
sent after The birds. When he energies from the
water he Is covered with ice, but plenty of
blankets and ''Snooze" behind a red-hot stove
Jake tie shiver out OF hiln.-tHar,ford Conn
CCtTdTt >f
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mow SET SxwrD on Hrs BrrroSs.-old Rum
~, ~ ugnt-nsied. Several days ago he said "a
br LIE vie: Maria. want you 10 look over thai
:. v,cauCIo,n vest OF mine and nut new buttons IN
~, S 1. "a going 10 card party tonight"
Du., Ely, answered Mrs Hummer CT
a nv oJ any buttons 10 match that vest: and"
IDuhder! broke Ia Hummer the IDEA nj
q woman keeping house as long as YOU have
an preiendin' 10 be oat OF buttons nv Georges
nIeVe your ask ne for money 10 buy EN-
With next" W ouy q"
Ihat evening Blummer hurried through M.
narper ana began arraying himself for the card
p Sy. Presently he called for the broadclo;h
t,,,nn an1 Mrs hummer with marvellous PRONE
unSo,do ssanoed II 10 him. He took IT, hastily
conen1su IL, ana then, as his eve took 10 his
1XaA 'oS appearance, he stood as one trans
CIV h,,., =. was six button vest and there were
MGR "s..os on IT, and the dazed optic OF Rum
tin 1851 49,, Neu mat the first or ton one vac
hra N.Y. i%aIi snlrt button, and the next ono wss
tn .oS my oVercoat button with II 9 c,ca,n
NY uion IL, ana that number thrao ,.as ~.
Asukeu SILVER affair and thai nunhar to 90 80
morn button, evidently from the hacI , 10 mass
lne iuritan fathers coats. and then cavao JIG VI
penoer button, and then, as the dazzIed n sus,
olo hummer reached the bottom hut2o ~ W
poker chip Qound In RUNNERS pocSe,S nr,,S
two holes punched through 1.-THE gave s WI
That made the chandelier Jingle. There is aftes
all, a fine sense OF bumor about Hummer anc
he laughed TIL he cried. And there won,t h
any button money grudged In that household
Decentralization. Herald
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TRUSTEES SALE 20, Of IA, VALUABLE LA IMPROVED
LING, No "A THIRD STREET NORTH-
By virtue of a deed of trust dated May q, "A
A. D. 1875, duly recorded in Liber No. 786, E.a
foliq .s6 ct se9 one Of the land records for -:
the District Of Columbia, and at the request of the
IaIy secursd thereby, shall, sell at public auction
In front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, March 18th,
A. D. 1879. at ~ O'Clock pm all that certain piece
or parcel OF ground lying and being situate in the
city Of Washington and hi strict Of Columbia known
and described as Lot lettered 3D." in r. I. Sholes
ct a. subdivision Of lots numbered fourteen ,Q4
and Il teen 1.). IL square numbered seven hundred
and tifty-nine (759) the same fronting twenty one
CD feet on Third Odd stree. east and running back
the me WIDTH one hundred and nine 900 feet ten
and onehalf 1oHo inches, together with the i'm
Terms One. third cash: balance in Elk {s) and
twelve (l2) months, for which notes of the pur-
chaser with interest at per cent. per annum from
date OF sale. and secured by deed of trust on the
property sold, will be taken. deposit of 200 will
he qujred at tune of eale All ding and CON
yeyancinY at purchasers costs If the terms Of sale
are Lot ccmpiied with in seven days from date of
sale, the Trustees reserve the right tn resell the
property at the risk and cost OF the dsfautng pur
chaser, after five days advertisement
JOSEPH q. g. KENNEDY,l ,,.,.
j. II. voorhees,, Arustses
mar? pOkda
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

TkUsTEE,s SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
.CENIEk OF SQUARE, BErWEEN ~ AND =
AHP HSIAIa A AN z .SEyEN 81 stree rs
By virtue of deed OF trust, dated siarca
IL lss 1878 recorded In Llbsr ss3. folio $50, .
he eg,, iald records Of District of Column. As.2
CURED thereby. .hall sell at Public auction. in froat
ot me premises, on SATURDAY. March Is, 1879
lsnated oI the pla plan o! said city as bsn9 Lot
Z, OF church, Howell and RiIey's suhii vision of
SAD Lot and running alorg the north line 81 feet
west thence south 81 feet 4 inches; themes east
along the south line Of said Lot 80 feet til enc north
3! ieet INCHES to the place of beginning i'm proved
by eoOd Frame Building WV
jerms OF sale, cash A deposit of 500 will be re-
pur heser p STiI S0N TrnStaa
Thus. f. WAi2AMAN. Auct. mars eoits
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DIED.,

io.s, u ~ HARRINGTON. aged fifty five yesra
Eunerai from his late residence sos M aroe<
ment ~ Friday afternoon. at O'Clock. lntsr-
MUM. On March ~. 1879, Mrs. SARaH Muux.
xxea tury-seven years, beloved wife OF Dsuisi
, Funeral win take place from St. Aloys,us church.
rflcay, O'Clock m Relatives and friends invited
20 ATTEND Residence. street, between Let and "a
stfee0 northeast q
MILLER. On Wednesday. March H. 1879. st
quarter TO three, Of consumption, Mrs MAEr O
MILLlR, In the thirtieth year Of her are
church. Friday, March 14th, ut 4 O'Clock The
to attend.
ROBBINS: At Springfield. Ohio. March ~, 1879.
biz g. %
SHEDD. At the residence Of her father. Mr.. Geo
ne Mse t n BlssenAburs Mrs KATE J. SHxDD. n
The funerai win take place March IL, 1879. ct 3
O'Clock p:m. The friends of the family are roepesS
fully invited to attend. Interment at Conrssao0sl
Cemetery.
WHITTLkSEY- Suddenly, on the evening az
March II, 1873, JANE o., daughter of yirSinis ana
Funeral services viii be held at the residence Of
the family. No S08 Indiana avenue Friday the iash
instant n 2 O'Clock pm.
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IBE ART INsTINCT.-The wife of an eminent
"a tan9scape painter having had a bronchitic at
TACK, the doctor said unto her husband: "Wben
YOU go nome dip brush in this solution of
looine ana apply 1T to your wife's back At
nignt the husband prepared duly to carry out
tne PHYSICIANS orders, but Just as he was about
got the better OF him, and instead OF aimlessly
dauDlng the patients back, he dashed of upon
IL In bold monochrome landscape; then retir-
Ing pace or two, hung his head In critical con-
temptation and darling forward, retouched the
brook In the left foreground and brought out
more m boldly the clump OF trees on the right.
said, at last, his patient wife. sJust one sec.
ond, my love; until sign it." replied the an.
tistlc husband; and having appended his mi
CalS ana The date on her left shoulder blade he
cont1nued-''That1l do; tomorrow I'll retouch
1t and have 1t framed. and II 1t isn't accepted
eau me whistler!"5[A ddpted from the French.
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(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
~ TATE IN GEORGETOWN, d. O., IMPROVED
WITH AN IRON FOUNDRY, ON THE O.

NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
~ TATE IN GEORGETOWN, D. O., IMPROVED
WITH an IRON FOUNDRY, ON THE q. 1
By virtue of . decree duly passed by the Il
Supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia i'm
on the 4th January. 1870, as modified by de- lk.:
cree by said court duly passed. the 18th Janu sry
1873 both DEGREES being made in the OF jacob
G. Heihton ct al. Va. William T. Duvau ct al, No.
1851, Chancery Docket. No 8. of said court will
Trustee duly appointed in said cause sell at pub
lie auction, to tbs highest bidder in front Of the
premises, on SATURDAY, March 18th, 1879 at 1
O'Clock p:nl certain real estate In Georgetown, in
said District of Columbia, situated and known as
Lots numbered 26 and ~. II Thomas Beale's addi-
provements thereon and also al that piece OF
ton street, in said town. b. ginning at the southwest
right angles with said Washington street to the west
line Of said street thence west and with the line of
faid street to its Intersection with the southern
boundary line Of eaid lot No. 81; then with the
southern boundary line of said lot to the place of
beginning, with the improvements. rights and ap-
purtenances to the same belonging.
Terms OF sale: Ono third Of the purchase money
in cash; and the residue In equal instruments Of
onethird Of said residue payable, respectively. six.
twelve and eighteen months after date OF sails with
interest from date; the title to be reserved until the
full ray ent of all the Pnr :hase money Convey.
arcipy at purchasers cost $500 to h. paid at time
ofha,e. CHARLES NJ. MATTHEWS, Trustee,
So Congress street. Georgetown
THOS. BOWLING. Auct- feb2l-law3w
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PROTEST AGAINST SUNDAY FUNRRALS.-At
a meeting OF the Patterson IN. ~ cIergymen,
held On Sunday night, 1t was decided to issue q
memorial to the Inhabitants of that city re-
guessing them not to hold so many funerals on
sunday. The preachers complain that in con-
sequence OF the number OF funerals on Sunday
they sometimes do not find time for their meals.
IN Y World, 1lth
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NO COAL CoABINATION.-Ata convention CT
Ihe anthracite coal miners, at Harrisburg, Pa,
lug ueouay, d IesoiullOn was adopted declaring
that until the entire anthracite coal trade Is rem
resented at joint meeting including Operators
and miners, no further action win be taken look
Ing TO reduction OF the output OF coal In the
several regions
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NINE. ANDERSON ABOUT ExHAUsTRD.-At IL. 80
p. m, In Chicago, Tuesday, Nine. Anderson
had walked 1, IA quarter miles In as many con-
secutiye ten minutes. She walked In her sleep
the greater part Of the night, and appeared Ut
terly exhausted. 1t seems impossible that she
can finish the remaining 900 quarter miles.
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i UNTfKD STATES B RoYAI MAI. ExxANxRs,
INV YORK to QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL,
Every Thursday and Saturday.
uly Of Berlin. .6491 tons City Of Montreal 4zp0
UI 6 Chester. 1855 City Of n York $500
These magnificent steamers are among the strong
~, largest and fastest tho Atlantic, and have
svefy modern improvement. Including hot and cold
water and electric bells IN staterooms, revolving
uh0p0, eta
Tor rats Of passage and other information, spply
- JOHN g. DALE, agent 81 Broadway, n. z. /; OF 10
=. 4 BRO4NAN, 936 g st.: J. W. B0TELKR 8
8RO., e6 fennA avA; g. v. NOES, Adamf X
Dre0, Washtn2ton. SSc2S ec1ys
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u II. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY PRESS
SIDE OF K STREET, BETWEEN ELEVENTH
snd TWELFTH STREETS NV.
1870, and duly recorded in Liber No GA, faA
tri Of Columbia, and at the request Of the holder
OF the note, We viii se at pubic auction, in front of
the premises on THURSDAY. the Goth day of
March, At AZ O'Clock pm, all that certain piece or
par 81 OF gro1nd situate and being In the city of
Washington, District Of Columbia, and being Lot
WONDERED Elk 90, in square numbered three hun
dred and sixteen $50. fronting 16 feet street.
by depth OF 100 feet to an alley together with the
Terms: One third cash; balance Of equal install
men, ts IN six: Twelve eFhteen and twenty four
sold with interest at rate Of EIGHT per cant per a
num- OF al caeh. at option Of purchaser. 300 de-
chaser's cost. II terms OF sale are not complied
with ia seven days the Trustees reserve the right to
pT mshaadxd. E EEHIGRH4sETADr Trustees.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE is getting some lifts I'm
New Euglahd The electors or the towns OF
Berkshire and Georgia, fn Vermont have chosen
women as town clerks. law lately passed in
New Hampshire allows women TO have a share
IN The management OF school affairs and the
ladies' ~ keeDe participated last Saturday In q
caucus for the nomination OF members OF the
school board, and secured the nomination or
lhiee OF their number TO serve the city In that
CAPACITY
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LEROY NJ. TAYLOR.)
mar8-eOGds VIM L. WOODWARD( 1rusN
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
F1EI !A,rt ST ES1E; ,, BETWEEN AND P

FIFTH STREET. BETWEEN o AND p
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of q deed of trust, dated the 18th "a
day Of July, A. D. 1876, duly recorded in f.n
Liber no s27, folios l67: &c, one Of the land a"1
ques! Of the party secured thereby we will SELL at
public auction in front of the premises, on THURS
DAY tae 2Uth day OF March D 1879 at O'clock
Borlacd's subdivision of lots numbered ffty.one
numbered five hundred and eleven 15iD, in the city
of Washington, with the improyem .nts thereon
Te ms OF sale: One-third c.sh; balance in one and
Of sale until paid. payable semi annually, secured
by deed of trust on the property or all cash. at
quired at the time of ale Ali conveyancing at the
cost Of the purchaser If the terms of sale are not
Trustees reserve the right to resell at the cost aud
risk of the defaultng purchaser after five days al.
ms re-eo&ds WM q. WOODWARB,i trustees.
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LOCAL OPTION IN ENaLANp.-In the British
House OF Commons Tuesday, the motion OF Sir
Wnired Lawson, declaring that the Inhabitants
OF the various localities should have the means
OF restraining by some efficient system or local
option the issue OF liquor licenses, was rejected
by vote of 252 to 1854
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EVERYBODY that has or expects to purchase
~ LOTTERY TICKET, can receive valuable and In
aRaina 1mpostnon and fraud. Address THE ma.
TIONAL BANKING CO.. ny. decl0. 10, Sm
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AUCTION SALES.
TRyS AFTERNOON.
BROS. Aucticnee-s
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWo-sTOsY FRAME
HCIsE On SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN

tOLsE On SIXTH HTaEET, BETWEEN
AND 81 REEFS SOUTHWEST.
BY y'Itne OF a deed of trust TO me, duly IL
recorded in Iiber $780, folio ;,k. one of the fsns&
LAND records for the District of ,um ba. and Gza.
st public auction, In front of the premises. on
THURSDAY, 18th day Of March, A. D. 1879, at 4 80
ground lying and being in the city of Washington.
District OF Columbia, and known as part of Lot
fourteen (I4). in Square four hundred and ninety
nine (i9a. besinning for thu at point of 9Th
street distant twenty feet and five aud half inches
from the northwest corner of said lot running
thence sourth fourteen 90 feet six and half Is 81
inches by the depth Of the lot, together with i'm
PrOvements, &c
re, ms: $50 and expenses Of sale in cash the
notes of the purchaser viii be taken, With interest
a at rate o. er cent per annum until paid
deposit Of $50 required at time Of sale Convey.
aal &C. at cost Of purchaser the terms Of
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost Of defaultns purchaser after five
mar5-d JOHN WAITER Trusfea
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"TEMFLEToS," the Boston correspondent of
tne Hartford Courant, complains bitterly OF the
course OF Massachusetts men In Congress In
fostering sentiment in the state for Grant,
VINO is believed TO be strongly opposed to ex-
uaNagant schemes. 'fTempleton- also says
among Massachusetts citizens by his pelicy On
the anti-Chinese bill
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DEATH FOLLOWING AN ESCAPE FROM FIRE.
fOuI attempts have been made within the past
month to fire a row of frame stables in ISiof
street. Paterson. Two such attempts were
made last week, the last on Saturday night,
when the upper part OF two-barps and the ad-
borne, were partially destroyed. The Osborne
family had narrow escape with their lives,
the children being rescued from their bedroom
after the flames had penetrated into ft. Mrs.
osborne, an elderly woman, was sick with con-
sumption. and very low from the shock OF the
fire On Thursday night. 1t was raining when
she was carried out on Saturday night. Yes
terday she died.-[N T. SUM- I1tH.
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FINAL NOTICE TO THE HOLDERs
+ OF H1Mps Of III Ea. = N0 0RasEN Pa

Under the Plan Of REORGANIZATION, ratified b. The
decree Of the Court. the time In which Bondholders
should be allowed to participate In the benefits Of
the Plan, by the conversion Of Bonds into Preferred
Stock. was left 70 the discretion Of tho Purchasing
Committee More than three years having passed
Gince this rixht wAs given. and moro than nina
tenths Of the Bondholder. having converted their
BO0d0 the Committee desirous Of closing their L.
bora hereby give notice that the right Of convertin9
Bonds and receiving Preferred Stock Win Terminals
On the Goth day Of June. 1879.
OirculArs irving information how the conversion
= mAde can lie had q tho omce OF the Northern Pa
ct6c r r. Co, No. q Fifth avenue, New York.
ne ORIGINAL stock WIN be exchanged for stocl
un6oG the Plan up to thu same time.
FREDERICK BILLINGS,
Dee -, 1878. Chairman Purchasing Committees
Soal.1aN6yp
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Y H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

Y II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer
SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON NINTH STREET
hEIWEEN r AND STREETS NORTH
WEST.
viii sell at public auction, on tfe premises -
on MONDAY, March 18th, 1879. at AZ O'Clock
PM. the north AZ feet OF lot s. square 337 by -
dc pth Of 81 feet inches, to an alley
Tern Onethird cash balance six twelve AND
eighteen mouths. with per cent. interest, to bs
secured on the property sold. 8lO0 co on day Of
sale. marlOeOiS1s
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A ROMANTIC ESCAPE.-At Nashville Tenn,
last week, the wife of b. F. Pitt, who was under
arrest, charged with forgery, was admitted to
tum, and after the usual lapse of time she, as
was supposed. came out deeply grleved ami
weeping, and departed for her home The sur
described when he discovered, instead of Ben
Jamin Pitt as his prisoner, the wife OF Pitt
undergoing Imprisonment. The accused had
donned the apparel OF his wife and had fed the
scene.
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WOMAH'0 WORDO.-An Original Review Of
W what Women are Doing in Industry, Education
Philanthropy, Social Reform. Art, Sc1ence. LiteFa.
what men are doing to advance tho interests Of
women. Every household should read one good
Womanb Paper. Published monthly. Price poY
10 centA THERESA Juan LEWIS ana 6187
ANDREWS SPENCER, Publishers. Can or 0ond
orders 70 Mr8. THERE6A JUAN LEWIS, ManAgfn6
Editor, Boom no 10, Republic BulGins. 110l Penn,
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MIR; j. Milton Turner. ex.minister to Liberia,
Is making speeches In Missouri In opposition to
Inc proposed emigration OF colored people OF
.haC state 10 Liberia. He advises them TO stay
where they are, and tells them thew can do bet.
Yer IN Missouri than In any other country under
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CAMUEL II. LUNT, Auctioneer.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON / STREET. BETWEEN TENTH AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
81 sThEsr RfSwEHS TkhyE AND
By virtue q decree passed In the equity ~
the Sd day Of July, A. D. 1873 shall sch ct Is;1
public auction. On the pFssm9Sises On MONDAY,
p.m.. that part of Lot numbered two (2) in square
three hundred and fort ythree (343). beginning for
said part Of said lot in said square at point on
north street fifty Ave 55) feet east from the south
west corner OF saia square and thence running east
inches: thence north one hundred feet to the said
ne u said lot thence east along the rear line Of
eouth to the point OF beginning.
TeI1cs: One-thlrd OF purchase money In cash, tia
twelve months from the day of sale with interest
at the rate of seven Cd per cent par annum; the
the premises deposit of alO0 required on day
of sale. and all convsyancing a. the purcha ,er's
cost If terms of sale not mplied with in
seven days the Trustee the right to resell
the property at risk and cost of defaultiag pur
chaser LINDEN KENT
marriott Trustee
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a hEPUBIIcAN FICTORY.-At Sacramento
Cal, Tuesday the republicans made a clean
sweep. defeatfng both Che democrats and work
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GRKENBACK Coup D'ETAT-The common
council OF Elmira, NY, met Tuesday night, and
the greenback members, having majority OF
two, nominated and elected all the omcers, not
permitting the republicans a single man to be
voted on. The republicans became disguised,
and, leaving the chamber, were declared to be In
contempt. =
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SUDDEN DEATH OF TILDKN's SCHOOL TEACH
ER.-At BiEghamton, N. Y, DR.. stephen Deca-
tur Hand, much respected citizen, and for over
from heart disease while waiting for the de-
rafture of train at the depot Monday mora.
ing. He was Seventy-twO years old He was
originally from New Lebanon, N " where he
once taught school and counted Samuel j. tn
den among his puDilS