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7.3O NATIONAL 7.3O
LOAF


Mr.. LAY CooKx nj our firm, hnv,ns "a.
$50. a.. &C.,, 80. A.. o.,...-..
Loans, ws ar. prepared TO furnish promptly,
10 areuts and pursh.,ers.
- = .v,,.v r,,,n-v uo-,.
W ~ SS'AAhAAAA AH@AS"A NoAAS'
These notes are issued, under date Of August
Is, 1884, In denominAtions Of
$50, 600, $500, $1,000 AND 5000.
They bear interest Al 7 S.IO DER cant, psr
annum, and have coupons attached, payable
in lawful money on February 18th and August
18th Of eAoh year. The pFinoipal will be pald
in lawful money on August 10Th, 1851, OF, 81
the option Of the holder, the notes may then
be exchanged ct par for
UNITED STATES FIvETwENTY BONDS,
r.a..m.bl. Al the Measure Of thu Govern
msnt Al anv time nfter ave veATs. and payable
twontv wears from August ISt, isSI, win To-
tereSt Al
aIx pm CENT IN COIN.
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Growers Nav THELrRH.-This place OF
sausem ent had another full house last night,
Ala dlnn being tho great attraction. This
lay will be presented to-morros AftI moon
% the oepeht Of children and families. The
ioes Of admission will be reduced to thirty
sntt, 20 any part OF the house, The perform m.
nee will commence at two o'e'osk and elose
h i've, thus giving citizens OF AlexandIis and
sa opportunity TO see the piece,
and return home IN time for tea. The play
thai all Intelligent persons will visit @ overs
|lfing Its run.
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TINTED STATES SALE UR
I A PsI H SAFE 81 tLbRrD HLsE0T


NOTICE 10 hereby given that the sevsrA
trAetS or lots Of land, siiuatSd In tae county
Of ST. Johns, state OF FLORIDA, have become
forfeited to the United slater, BY reason Of
the non-payment OF the direst tax ehafeod
thereon, uIder the act entitled Van ast 70
Usy lnisrs:. o. he pSSis dsS .ad Tor oAsf
pufpossS," approved August 8, 1891, and an
act entitled ian act for the eOlleotion Of d.
rect taxes In insurreotionAry districts within
the United States, and for Othaf purpoees,"
approved June 2, 1854 and the Amsndmsnts 70
March ), 1885, and that the same will Be sold
al public auction, on MoND AY, the 10Th day
Of AnTil, 1893, NJ the city Of 81. Augustus, In
said county Of 81. Johns.
The tracts or lots OF land 10 be sold ~ above
'%STsss u ,ss SssTssHiss AcRKA
large proportion being covered with heavy
growth OF HARD PINE and LIVE OAK tih..
Der. T. ere are several orange groves n NH
bearing, and very desirable CottOn And nlSAr
PlAntEilonS. The Long staple o. 80 Island
| county 10 a. great perfection a. on the coast
/ Islands Of South Carolina and Georgia.
81, Johns county oxtonda from the Atlanoe
| ocean to the 81. Johns river, which bounds y
| on the west. II has Tor marlboro on the Az
lAntis, 81. Augustus and MAtanIas t1lsk
| Oranges, lemons, limea, pomsSranAtes.
guAVGs, olives and {, apes grow in Perfeo'scn
1he purchasers OF lands and tensnen.a "
der the direct tax act acquire MI N
simple, free and diAohh god rom Al prior lien1
and L.sumbrADses Of every deaerip,lohs Nnsd
V. sAuie patents 10 Be iasued. ,cvvv,v
VIM ALsoh
AUSTIN SMlkbi
IahIkEat Commia1ioneul
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ON HINT 70 both StIsh-IfoWto Jain
AND RLTAIN A TECTIoH.-It hAs frequently
beea suggested thAt PLANTATION BiTTERi
are, In another form, the "Elixir Of Love" oil
the aBcients. That they do much to quiet
family jars" and econcile fictful " yes "a
orr a. husbands, we verify believe. when do
Nestle quite, IL restored and eounubiAl felicity
reiRns supreme,
"How great the charm, how Nv Get the bliss
That linda expression In kiBs"
A free and proper use OF PLANTATION Dir
TIERS will inspire the souls Of both rex Q with
pure and hish.toned sentiments OF affection
and Q capacity for rare and exquisite enjoy
ment In each others society. Remember Their,
10 no place like home, and no passion LII,
love-and nothing 10 link the two tOgethel
aud you TO both like the great Family Bless
Ing, PLANTATION BITIERs.
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NLvT YARD.-Msster Chas. V. Norris,
Ot the navy, wmilliam TAlbeTt, master car
psn'er, and John X PsAke, master painter
ops, in order that the yard rates may BE-
feEulNted.
The steamer John Gibson, with copper and
ron, fro New York, Arrivedat the yard yss'
|istday.
The revenue cutter NortheFner left yestsr.
Day on . cruise down the river.
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gatiOnal @epnbIitsa

70 Advertisers and Bu.ansss Msn.
We invite fhs attention Of advertisers and
business men 70 the columns Of the DAILY
NATIONAL RnPuBLrcAH, ~ an advertising
medium. II has large eirsulation In ths
,itiss Of Warrington and GEORGETOWN and The
surrounding country, and IL sonstantiy In
,rsHing. We feel confident that they win
sod IL not only avaluabls, but reliable medium
a, communicating with the public.
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IRE.-Yesterday afternoon, about Z
teeth strrei, near p Btreet, whereby q small
shed was destroyed. The alarm was givet
fun box No. IS, corner Of Twelfth and
I'teets. The flFemen were soon At the fire
put their assistance was rot needed. III,
'hed contacted notaing OF value.
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TTHIs IsTO GIVE NOTIOE, THAT

Nhlb 10 lOdlNE NOllOb, lnAl
the subscriber has obtained from the Or
phAnA' Court Of Washington county, in the
District OF Columbia, letters OF lminis "a ION
on the personal estate OF Edward Graham,
late OF Washington City, ID. O., deceased,
ceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with toe vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
on OF before the 2lst day Of March next
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from
all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this 2lGt day Of March,
SAMUEL a. PEu0h,
mh22-IAWSWs AdminigtTatol.
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ATTEMPT TO COMMIT RkPB.-Charles
ko,L n German tAvsTp-keepeF, WsS arrested
ltrteFdAy by Ofiieer Hurdlf, Of the Fourth
Precinct, on complaint Of Rosa Fibbemskey
oi n attempt TO osmmit rape, Hewas taken
s'icTe Justice Drufy, and held 10 bail for court
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sALss OF RIAL EsTATn.-JAmes G. Nc.
SURE a Co. sold At auction, yesterday, two
oA on East Capitol street. between sixth and
wealth streets east, TO J. 7. DObbin, At 81
asatb per foot.
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The RsBgL BRIGADE BAND was taken
'fOut the city 10 an omnibus They were
,ted in trout OF the metropolitan Hotel and
bAyed several airs, among which we've " Amt
'. mighty glad 70 get out OF the Wilderness
Jordan 10 = hard road TO travel" "Away
Major Charles Shelby invited
|hem 10 pATtake OF some refreshments, after
khich they repaired to soldiers Rest to spend
HE night
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GAIL ACCEPTED The Rev. NJ. l.. Odds,
Of Trenton, N. j., bss accepted the call Of the
eongr CATION Of g. riIt church, episcopal
ear the Navy Yard. He will preach his frat
''rmon on Sunday morning next.
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JEwELRT, beautiful ladies combs, Jet
,ttlsi chains, b. acslets, rigs, belt Buckles,
Isw and beautiful sly e., Tor only OIL, At the
venue, near fOur.And-G, half street. GpI IW'
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ARMS CHERRY PECToRAL-the worlds
eAt remedy for colds, coughs, consumption,
NaI al affections OF the lungs and throat.
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FIRE CoMMIssIosHRs.- Board OF
hte Comm bsiou eTa, at meeting lASt night,
wy lated IN mas SIC Marry hostIer OF steam.
r. No. |, Tnion Engine house.)
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VIZ take pleasure In announcing TO our
Medical fTisBds that the Nav EDITIoEs Of the
lated ktAtes DlApsnsAtory 10 this day pub
Lshtd, and for GSle by Hudson Taylor, 31i
fenhIy lVAnIA avenue.
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FOR RENT.-Offlce Rooms In the
Nsshington Building, corner Of PennsylvA.
rs avenue and seventh street. The best
wealthy In the City. Inquire at
l. SELDNER d CO.'S .
Clothing store, in the same building.
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EB-A Friend In NsedI-Thoss rsquIr-
ing confidential medical assistance should Ap-
ply TO some regulsr educated physician who
has made certain diseases his special study;
such man IL DR.. DARBY, who 10 daily curing
numbers OF both sexes, ard every age, who
have been to all the self-cAlled DOotOra Ia this
city, and spent valuable time and money, with
no benefit, I'll no took charge Of them. His
terms are more moderate than thote Of meIe
Boosting pretsndeTs, whose only purpose IL to
neeee the unfortunate, and then advise them,
when II 10 almost too late, TO apply TO him.
ever Afterwards DR. DARBY,
No. t92 It'll street., between d and \ streets,
Washington city. f6bIG'n
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DEATH or A JEsUIT.-Mr. n. A. Ford,
y, Jr dicd AZ GeorEetnwn College yesterday,
bitter short illness. Deceased was q native
bl Boston, Mass. Ho was IN the 24ih year OF
10 age, ana much esteemed by all who knew
kln,
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ANY one having occasion to visit . private
v.lnleM Institution are advised to call on DE-.
a. large and successful practice here and
'ate In all eASek.
II visits afA decentralization strictly pEl-
o Nv aud confidential. Persons calling see no
we but the Doctor. febi-tI
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SoTIcEy-TAs Da1v National Repubiiosn u
,,,r hVHfsAed bV carriers 10 snbacribers IN n,.
NJ and GEORGETOWN II afV osnts pr raomfh.
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GOO REV 4 II Dit 4 K L IN
oZU away, near my premises, corner ui
FSuT-And.A.hAlf and N streets, (IslAnd,) q
DARK.BAY SHE MULE, about twelve yea 70
cd aud about fourte n hands high, rOng b
cost, loaB 10 and name, . mark on 10 y
The above reward will be given for her retunb.
1bs 5.s VIM. N. II. MACK
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QuARTERMAsrER Gcn's. OTFier,1
fInsr DIVISION,
wAsHlEaroN CRY, April I, 1855
VIII be sold Atpublio auction, to the highest
bidder, 81 oieshofo, d c., on
TUESDAY, April g.
TUESDAY, April ~,
TUESDAY, April ~,
1uEsDAY April IS,
rwO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORsEs EACH
DAY.
These horses have bern condemned ~ unht
for the cavalry service Of the army,
For road and farming purposes, many good
bargains may Ne had.
Hotsea sold tingly, sale 70 commences ~ 10
JAMS 4. EKIN,
Breyet nriEadler General, IN oharyo Fist
Division ouartermAster Generals once.
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'tiE only place where you can purchase
T.. y A,bbsF goods OF ali kinds 81 MGAg1 aoiit-
& prleas, 4 At II. A. HALLS IEdiA Rubber
,lehouse, $40 PennaylvAniA avenue, bo-
LttSgl Ninth and Tenth streets. Also, all
.pn O. Rubber goods beautifully repaired
"'hort notice, mAraS-u
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0F T l q l A L.

NOTICE.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENERAL's OTTICE,S
WAsHIS0roS, d. q, April 9, 1858.
Tho steamer Red Jacket wall leave the wharf
at the Arsenal at "a O'Clock, m, saturday, tho
Sth instant, to convey to Old Point Comfort
persons invited to accompany General Ander-
sOn TO Charlsston, 10 be present At the hoist
ing 81 the Untte1 states nag over Fort sum.
ter. The ATAEo will touch at OH Point to
receive them on board.
ED TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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NEW STEAMSHIP LINE OF
IN
sShh" srhAmhh
Ne w yoaK
Tn, New and sub;tSatII steamer,
&c. KNIGHT,
Capt. ID Mason
John GIBSON.
Capt. W. q. esoShssAn,
buih expressly Tor this route are now leaving
WARRINGTON AND oEohekToWN' D. O.
EVERY ruuRspAy nInm
AND
rSw iCIh nom Lis, y, y; :. On me 'sns osy.
careful mGnosr, and delivered with the great.
est dispatch, a. fair rates,
FOR Frsish'' esr apply 70
w,,hinS,oa and osorS.,owu' q. G.
FLOWERS = BOWEN,
WIN TAYIos = Co
api.u 100 Cedar street, MY.
~p0CVpS pUTCuPpa ANN
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A. NhONBhS NEW THEATRE /
VI Pennsylyani. ave, near wnlard's Hotel
C. .. MISUNDERSTANDING MANAGER.
rg-No extra charge for securing seats 10 adj
vance.
THIS EVENING,
Ann EvEhY Nv EHINo DuAiEU THE wEEk,
Grand Initial Performance Of tie Magnificent
Oriental speet Gle,
ALADDIN,
OR, TIE WONDERFUL LAMP,
Three MONTHS ACTIVE PREPARN ALTON,
At coat Of
SIX THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED
New and M.ro,ussOt I sssns: y, wOudsrts, Me.
ehanieal kffests, New and Elegant Psoperties,
superb Costumes, Entittly New, Entirely
New Music for the Gtsnd ChoIunes, All the
chinese Dances, Fairy TAbleAuS, 40.
The entire play employs In tts Grand
Marches, Beautiful Dances, Wonderful Trans-
formation, Grand Che utes, Brilliant Tab
100 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
MISS EFFIE GERMON.. Aladdin
Mr.. ]. W. Jeonlbgs a. The Magician AbenaEso
Mr.. X, NsTney as. Tho Dumb Slave kaIrAe
NILE Desiree A.. ....'''.'''...:...,';: .Lpoysd
Mr. McDt 1sil as Grand cham TsSi TsnslnoE
Mr.. VIM, Barron As..."...m,.,.P Prince AEae
Mt q. " rem A....'..,...'.1he 6tand Nltler
Mr. y 81. lair As.............Loo-Too Choo
Mr.. &. n. Clarke as..................ki- a-yan
Mr. James Wilson h,.....The Genius 0rloch
Mr.. Green 40. The Geni Of the Lamp
Mihs lace As............The Geni OF the Ring
Miss Esther HO ans imrou
Miss Laura Nerney A...........s...ssLemoI
MISS NlehOls h..,sss...s..'.....s.'sss uihte
Mrs. Nichols As,.......,..,.........,. shirbee
Slaves, Soldiers, Attendants, Dancers, Fairies,
ChoTiiterG, CitiEenI, Demons, 40,
Prominent among the beauties OF the play
will be the wondeTful curiosity and
beautiful Illusion, the
LIVING pHTAIN
or
COLORED WATERS,
which ihs Manager has transferred ~ con-
| siderable expense nom
BARNUM's MUSEUM, New York.
GRAND MATINEE or ALADDIN
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
~ TEN DOLL AIRS REWARD will be given
| for Ihe spprS hsnsion Of any party tearing OF
Otherwise aishsurins the HandbillS and Post
| eTG OF this Theatre, ap
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A8-The BridAl chamber, an Essay Of
Warming aud IaAtruetion for Young Men.
Also, new aud reii able treatment for Diseases
Of the Urinary aud sexual 8. btems--Sent frt .,
In sealed envelopes. Address, DE-. y. skILLlN
HOCGHTON, Howard Association, PhilAdsl'
phIA, Pa. misty
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VIII be sold At pu llie auction, ~ thaplAesa
hereinAitsr named, on MONDAY, ION day Of
April, at u o'clock, noon, the present and ia.
ture AceumulAtions until Dec imbG u, 1891
Of mANuRE 81 tue pubic stables, 10, deslg-
mated below, VA
Al the publ stGb'ss on Fourteenth street,
psAF the Long Bridge In this eltyI the aooumu.
lAtlons at that point and at TIE headquarters
stables, corner OF Seventeenth and streets.
AZ Camp Barry, D. q, by Captain George
W. Wells, A. q. H., the manure ct that
camp.
headquarters Dehpssj's division, neaI Fort
Corooran, Va. tn AesumulAtions 1t sad
hsAdquAIters, and 81 various forts In ist, ID,
"a anu tth brigadea OF that division, extending
from Fort Ethan Allen, near Chain Bridge, to
Fort Lyon, near Alexandria, on the line OF
deioneea south Of POtomao.
A. the once Of Captain r. X. Church, A. q.
NJ, In AlexAndIts, Va, the manure at the
stables under his direction, and At the stables
and parks In that city, under tho control Of
the chief quartz mater Of this Department.
Terms OF sAlei Cash on delivery, 10 O0vern-
ment fundIi purchasers 60 take away the
manure 81 their oWn expense. A reasonable
time will be allowed 70 haul away present
quantities on hand, and future acc dmuladons
must DO removed promptly, rn,sorox
Colo 81 and Chief ouATtsfmAstsr Ospartmsnt
OF WAshinRtOn. mhPe'o'
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~ IN sATlOSIAL sAnIt TyfOn
.fOU .0U

~ M 1Ath0DtAk RANK yHOn
'CV " sOVI
~
ANOfoHH'
soNHNN"SN 1rSny AND LOAN
-
.- ~
DEPARTMENT..
This Bank 10 authorised ssrsssivs susssrip-
ponr,, ron ,o,
IT,. -. -, =. .....-,....
$50, alOO, ESQ.,, si,OO,. and sSoOo payable 70
sslsr " 49,, M -" -. -, WIN
thr.s4sn,h, per o,n,un per sanun, and a..
convertible At maturity "'Ae holders option
800, IN. ,0,.rs., An ,S,., 49,. !. 80
cents per day for every sioo.
FULL COMMISSION ALLOWED
TO
-. - -,
s,.,., ,o.D, w,,, :. ,.,.,o,,,r .,v., !, ~.
pliO.,lOu personally or by letter.
cuRITiEs CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
foh sALS'
orhN A00ooSr' WITH DEALERS
puv ANN SELL ro,,
CURRENCY, AND EXCHANGE.
am ALL 'SASo
""HN' ShSUHiriks'
VOUCHERS AND
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BusI.
uup,nsoS c..s,,,
L \, cHlTTENDxN, President. nh0..,t
FlhsT n ATloNAL BANK
"""
n. D, CooBE, TOT Jay Cooke \ COL President.
VS. Hy,r,,.ro,. c,.A,..
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GOLD AND oCKs.

Our once hiss been placed 10 direct tele-
graph communication with the Gold ami stock
Exchange Rooms In New York, insulting
prom tneaa in the execution Of orders.
Purchases and sales made ct the usual n %.
RITTENHOuSE, FOWLER b CO.,
mhS-siu Bankers. asa Penn. Avenua.
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ia st DAY 8
THE GREAT EQUESTRIAN AND ZOO
LOGICAL COMBINATION.
VAN AMBuRGH n co.'s
MAMMOTH MENAsERlE,
eOmbiusd with
THAYER AND MOVES
GREAT UNITED STATES CIRCUS,
win give their last Exhibitions Ia Washing.
ton on
THURSDAY ard FRIDAY, April 9Th and nth,
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
NEW PROGRAMME
will be prsisAtei, Introducing
ALL THE GREAT FEATURES
or TUE
COMBINED CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE.
DAsHING HoRsEM ANsHIPI
BRILLIANT ACRGBATIC FEATs
GYMEAsTIc ExPLoTfsl
GORGEOUS PAGEANTRY
A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY
OF
ANIMATED NATURE
TO PREVENT DISAPPOINTMENT,
tie public are particularly requested 10 OBJ
serve that the Pavilion Is located
AT THE FOOT OF SIXrH STREET,
SOUTH OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
, Imn edlAtely 10 the rear OF the Clarendon and
Central hotels.
Admission to the entire Mammoth CombinA'
ton, 80 cen . Chrdren under u, 70 eents.
Ticket wagon will open beside
the pavilion every morning A. II O'Clock
and continue open until 2o'elOok, for the sale
Of tickets. Ap.bif.
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DY W. l.. WALL q 90,
mosrrr,s AYE ATSTI oS EvanuAnLr NEAL

ESTATE IN the sEvENTH WARD.
~ virtue Of decree Of the eupreme Court
bearing date Dsosmber Iltb, 1881, and passed
IN q cause IN which william n. Riley ct al IN
behalf OF the "aiount Vernon nuildlng Aelo-
elAtion,n are ComplainAnts, and Edward m.
sSSr o Tel IL fsr D ssIs a. RiSiis sas.iOn, *
day OF April, a, D. Issb, At O'Clock, p, m thu
following heal Estate viEi All that nett Of
three hundred and hity.three lsb3l OF the plan
OF the City Of Washington, BEGINNING for the
northeast corner OF tAid tquart, ~ the inter.
wes,, the n % runnips south on = line Win ssid
Tenth street ninety 1907 feet, thence west atty
four (st) feet ten and one half Uok) inches,
thence north ninety lsol feet, thence cas-, % 2
ten and one hall liokD inches To the place Of
beginnlng, with the improvements thereon.
1hla property 10 Aituited on tho corner 81 ID
stree, south and Tenth str 81 west, and ofrsrn
great induoementa to purchasers.
Terms-ono-,httd oash, the residue IN ak
| and twelve montha, the purchaser giving his
notes for the deferred pay meniu INTELLECTUALLY
endorsed and bearing interest IRON the day OF
little deed 20 be retained until all Of tho
/ purchase money 10 paid.
All eoaveyAnsinE and revenue stamps At the
n the terms OF salo are not semp'ied with
within i've days from the day Of ", the
Trustee reserves the right 70 resell the said
property a. the risk and eset o. the defaulting
purchaser, by giving three dAl O. notice In come
Newspaper printed In the city of wAshtpgtsh.
| A. LLOYD, Trustee.
mhgI.aawhds W. L, WALL a CO, Austs.
~D-rHE ABOVE sALeIs POSTPONED TO
TuEsDAYAFrkRNooN, s,| n hour. "a may
ape wM. L. WALL n CO, uets.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
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AuOTIoM SALTS.

Rf ]. 9. I STAEr1HD 3 co.
WARRINGTON HoRsE AND CARNAGE
htP0IToRY,
. Corner q Seventh and slrsst., one square
AUCTION sALg Of HoRsRs, CARRIAGES,
bu00IkS WAGONS, and HARNEsa
ON T0.moRh0N MORNING, APRIL TN,
~ 10 o,eloeki q the Repository, We shall cell
. number q The above. A full dessuption
RsSuis! sale days, MONDAY. wEDNEs-
). a. STAFFORD Co,
apA-Iw Apotlonesru.
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WTAGoNs, CARTS AND DRAYs

RE0isTER's OFFICE, Ap II ., 1895.
Notice 10 hereby given that Licenses, issued
to owners Of Wagons, Carts and DTAyG, will
expire on MONDAY, April ., 1885, and that
said licenses must he Tenes cd, IN compliance
with law, at this cfise within ten days from
this date, SAMUEL H. DOCGLAss,
ap 5-dtd. Register, w. G.
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HEAp9g A a. q .IIse 1EPARr.
SALES OF MANURE,

OTFtcH or CnIEY QUAhTEnMAsDHn,
No. go itTH sTnEET, nEARN. Y AviEuE,l
WAsHIEaToR, ID O., March 20, IBse.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-25


Public Examinations of Teachers for
the County Of Iowa, viii be held as fol-
lows
At the Court House in the village Of
Dodgeyille Friday and Saturday, Oct 10Th
and DIST and at the Court House in the
City of Mineral Point. Monday. Oct. 23d
for the towns of Mineral Point and
Dodgeville.
At the School House in the village of
Linden, Tuesday, Oct Z4th, for the towns
of Linden and Mifflin
At the School House in the village of
Avoea, Wednesday, Oct 255h-for the
towns Of Highland and Pulaski
At the School House in the village Of
jonesdale, Thursday, Oct 25th-for the
towns Of Wyoming a1d Clyde.
vt the School House in District No. G.
Arena, Friday and Saturday, Oct 9th
and 2Sth-for Arena and Rideewav.
At the School House in the village Of
Adamsville. Monday, Oct 30th-ior Mos
cow and Waldwick
E5@ Teachers may attend in any exams
ination district more convenient than their
own. They viii supply paper and pencil
The examination viii commence at each
place at 10 0 clock &. N. Of the first dav.
ALEXANDER Wilson,
Supt Of Schools, Iowa Co.
Mineral Point, Sept d, 1863 40td
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-25
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