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OBITUARY.
REAR ADMIRAL DUPONT.

Rear Admiral Samuel Francis Dupont
expired on Friday mt the Lapierre House,
Philadelphia, being nearly sixty-twO
years of age, fifty of which were spent in
the naval service of the United States.
Admiral Dupont has been ill since June,
1868, being incapacitated for active SER
vice, and has been on an indefinite leave
| of absence.
BIRTH AND EARLY SERVICE.
Admiral Dupont was born at Bergen,
N. j., September q, 1903, of parents OF
French extraction, who had removed to
this country several years before. His
infancy and childhood were, however,
spent in Delaware, to which State his
parents removed in 1904. He entered
the navy in 1915, being commissioned
midshipinan on December 10 of that
year.
HIS FIRST CRUISE
was made In the seventy@toMr gup ship
Franklin, under Commodore Stewart.
In June, 1886, Admiral Dupont--tnGa
MISUNDERSTANDING the Warren,
which was attached at that time to the
squadron of Commodore A. j. Dallas,
cruising in the West Indies, but which
was subsequently stationed as astoreship
ut Panama. In December, 1913, he COM
manded the United States brig Perry,
while on the way to Rio Janeiro, bound
to the West Indies.
In October, 1S45, having been promo
ted commander, he was ordered to the.
Pacific in the frigate Congress, the flag
ship of Commodore II. +. Stockton, and
In this capacity, and as commander of
the sloop-of-war Cyane, served through
the Mexican war, being actively enga-
ged on the California coast.
AN EXPLOIT OF THE MEXICAN WAR.
One of his exploits during that contest
occurred in February, ls4S, when he
landrd at San Jose with one hundred
marines and sailors, defeated large
Mexican force, and rescued small party
under Lieutenant Haywood, who had
been beleaguered. In 1856 he was pro-
NOTED full captain. In 1867 he was
given the command of the steam frigatc
Minnesota, and conveyed Mr.. Reed, the
American Minister, to China. After a
cruise of two years in the China waters
he returned to the United States, andon
January |, 1851, was appointed to the
command of the Philadelphia Navy
Yard.
PROMOTION.
At this time he was the fifty-eighth
captain i'm the line of promotion, being
Junior to Lawrence Rosseau, French
Forrest. Josiah Tatnall, franklin Buch-
anan, George w. Hollins, d. w. Ingra-
ham. and several others who became re-
nowned as rebels, as well asof Shubrick,
Stringham, Breeze, Paulding, Farragut,
and Goldsborough, whose names have
been immortalizedin the loyal service Il
the government. BY the desertion ofthe
former class Captain Dupont was adj
vanced i'm the line of promotion until he
stood ON the list of August 81, 1861, No.
". Subsequently, by the retirement of
Stribling and others, he was
again advanced, andin September, 1862.
he was placed on the list as the third
Rear Admiral in the service, Faragut
being the first and Goldsborough the
second.
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NoTARIEs PUBLIc.-Messrs. F. V.
Sutton, p. ". Grubbs and Z. Crapsey,
have been appointed by the Governor
NOtaries Public for Richmond and Hen
rico county, and Mr.. j. Pollard Notary
Public for Petersburg.
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the Army.
be eiated bg the Slate and House of
W ne ohltcd States Of America in C6agress assembled
at the medical director Of army in the field consist
ing oil Two or more army corps and the medical director
oil mtuy department in which there are United States
general hospitals containing four thousand beds or up-
wares, snail have the rank, pay. and emolunens of
colonel OF cavalry and the medical director Of army
corps IN tbs field or of department In which there
United states general hospitals containing less than four
tonsad beds shall have the rank pay, and emolnments
OF aetonancoionel of cavalry But this increased rank
and pay sh Ill only coutnue to medical officers while dis
charging such special dues and the assignments from
time to time TO such duty shall DO least twOthris OF
them made from among the surgeons and assistant sur
geons of volunteers,
Approved, February o. 1865.
An Act to authorize the Corporation Of Georgetown to
levy certain Taxes.
BE enacted by the Ssadte and House Of Representatives
Of The United States Of imericd an Congress assembled
That the corporation of Georgetown De- ana they are
hereby authorized and empowered TO levy and collect
in the same manner in which other taxes are levied and
collected in said town. annual tax not to exceed in
any wear ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of one per centum Of the as
sessed value of the taxable property in said town. be
applied the payment of the interest and the extinction
Of the principal of the debt recently contracted by said
corporation in filling quota under the several drafts for
troops made during the present war
SEC ?. And be fUtisr enacted That the said corpo-
ration are hereby further authorized and empowered to
levy and collect in aforesaid sum sufficient to
pay the said towns proportion Of the direct tax imposed
on the District of Columbia by the Of Congress ap
proved August fifth eighteen hundred and sixtyons and
the cost and expenses of collecting the same.
Approved February %, 1865.
Il lcoNTlSpkp ON FOURTH PAGE,
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APPoINTMENT.-Mr. p. G.. Thomas
has been appointed InsPectorof Lumber
and slaves at Portsmouth,
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BE u enacted By e Nnde and HOuse oF REPRESENTATIVES,
ofe United States Of america Congress assembled That
the port of entry and delivery for the district of Phae
phia shall be bounded the river Delaware by FTankord
Creek, the north and Broad Street, on the south
SEC 2 And be FURTHER enacted, That all acts parts
facts conflicting with the provisions of this act be- and
the same are hereby repealed.
Approved. February 20. 1865.
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AN ACT authorizing and requiring the Opening Of Sixth
Street West.

BE enacted BIZ e Sndte and House Of Representatives
of the United States Of America al Congress assembled
That corporate authorities of the city of Washington
be- and they are hereby authorized and required to
Sixth Street west from the canal to Main Avenue under
the direction of the commissioner Of public buildings in
accordance with the plan approved in May eighteen hun
dred and TWENTY-FIVE by James Monroe then President
Of the United States: Proridd hoioerer That sixth
Street through the public grounds known as Armory
Square shall be opened until after the removal of the
army hospital from such public ground or until the
sent of the Of the United States army
shall be first had and obtained.
Approved, February 90, 1885,
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DIED.,

oIlle l2tl, instant; MARIA LOUISE, youngest
dauscr Of George T. and G. l.. NJ Raub
Iitriends of the family are respectfully invited
10 atld the funeral at the residence of her ma
rents nrucr of q and 18Th streets west ON III
tTLwa1 after noon nj 3 Q clock :.
On 18th inst , EFFIE, aged 10 months and 10
dtys.e only child of &. w and v. l.. DashielI :
TIE lends of the family are respectfully in
y!tea attend her funeral from her parents res
ideheS2J ID street, between 18th and 18th, on
IAel 9Th inst, at 10 o'clock a. III.
cp,eneeday. tie 18th instant, at quarter to Q
p WILLIAM THOMAS, youngest son Of Jo-
sep. and Margaret A. Law, aged year and Is
Fer little children 10 come unto me. and for
I'm not for Of such is the kingdom of heaven /"
ff1ends and acquaintances of the family are
Iesfully invited to attend the funeral from the
f.Hstr OF his parents. No. 139 street between
Tth. Island, on Friday, the 18th, at clock
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DY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE.


BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, sitting as Court of Equity,
John Magee and others, No. S4 upon the docket of
said court, the subscriber, as trustee will offer at
the hour of O'Clock in the afternoon, all the real
estate of which the late Hugh Magee died seized,
being the west half of Lot o. in Square 1907 and Lot
G, in Square 1O2 Also, Lots A, b, and D, in the
subdivision of original Lot 3 in Square 80. Also,
fronting on New Hampshire avenue 40 feet and 8
inches and containing 3,s5l square feet, with all
the buildings and improvements to the same be-
longing The sale 10 commence with Lot g, in
Square 1872 and proceed from lot to lot.
Terms of sale: One third cash. the balance OF the
purchase money to be paid in six and twelve months
from the day Of sale. with interest, the purchaser
giving his bonds for the deferred payments, with
may be paid on the day of sale. On the payment Of
the whole of the purchase money the trustee will
convey to the purchaser, at his cost the property
to him sold free clear, and discharged of all claim
of the parties to the cause.
R. p JACKSON, Trustee.
jy6d WIN l.. WALL Il CO. Aucts.
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UEGEATEFUL HoRSE.-Yesterday morning,
about Tx o'clock, horse, which had been
condemned TO be shot by the horse court-mar-
tial which sits at Giesboro' Point, having an
irkling of what was i'll store for him, took
French leave" of his guards by consigning
his body TO the Potomac, down which he was
swimming, when last seen, with might and
m. in
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

n%THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF THE
uS PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF GEORGETOWN
viii take place in the following order, viz:
Primary No. J. on Thursday, 9Th inst.
Primary No. g on Friday, 7th inst.
Primary No. 8, on Monday, 10th inst.
Primary No. 4, on Tue sday, 18th inst.
Female Grammar School, on Wednesday, 18th
inst.
Male Grammar School, on Thursday, 18th inst.
Exercises TO commence at "a o'clock p. m.
The examinations of the first two schools will
be held at the school house on High street, and of
the others at the school house on MontgoI.sry st.
The distribution of premiums will take place at
the hall of the new mar ket house Bridge street.
on Friday l4th instant, commencing at 3a O'Clock
p. m
Parents and guards of the pupils and all others
interested in public education invited to attenk.
By order of the Board of Guardians.
jy 5dtl4 THOS. JEWELL, Sec'y
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TsE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.-Secretary
Harlan has signed the contract for the extern
sion of the Congressional Library. New
1orf company undertakes the work for the
sum If SIi6,O6O. Operations will begin on Mon
oaS rext. The north wing is to be finished by
,ae - OF January next, and the whole by the
LEI of April, 1866. ~
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, July. 1876
ners and Customs of Primitive Indian Tribes;
Charles Goodyear; The Democratic View of Democ-
h DUTIES on Nkpors its na san.G
Scotch the Snake, XIII it; Critical Notices; List
lSis TRANCK TAYLOR.
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CITY ITEMS.

GLIFoENIA Stone Sets, Rings, Buttons.
Stus, &C, for only One Dollar at the Dollar
Jewlry Store, No AS Pennsylvania avenue,
heai'H street jy 10-6t*
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
TATE SITUATED IN THE CITY OF WASH.

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
in cause v No sos, Equity Docket !. Ieorain and
Others vs. Leomin and others, shall sell at public
bered 9, in Square No. 529.
streesWest between and streets north, and is
improved owed, b. thTee,story large, commodious and
Also after the above sale, on the premises all
that Fart of Lots Nos and s. in said sdns are
same at a point measured on the west line Of said
Square on 4th street west 4 feet and inches from
feet thence north Is feet inches; thence west 100
feet to the west line of said Square and thence with
and W alif b it Frame Dwelling house "
Also Immediately after the above, all that hat part
half S Of Lot No. s. SIS and Bounded
so oi6 VS. R point on the th east line Of
corner Of said ot .nd running iE, thence with said
east line TO the northeast corner of said lot THENCE
line "s south Of ot thence With
said south line east feet 90, inches; thence north
"A feet and thence east in straight line parallel to
the north and south lines OF said lot to the begin
Houses. This property is situated near the corner
of 4th street west and Washington street.
the premises, al that part Of Lot. 5 in Square No
measured about II feet from the southwest corner
of said lot and running thence eastwardly and at
right angles to the SalQ avenue TO the line OF Lot
No q in said square, thence due north with the
said western line about "A feet and inches thence
westwardly by line at ri ght angles to said avenue
to the same and thence about II feet to the begin
ming.
Also another part of Lot in said Square, begin
ming for the same On New Jersey avenue at point
therein measured about AZ feet northwardly from
the southwest of said lot and running thence
northwardly on said avenue and the west fine of
said lot about a feet; thence eastwardly 40 feet
and inches to the east line of said lot thence south
~ feet and inches to the beginning. These two
between and Nj streets north, and improved
by two neat two-story frame houses. ..
Terms of SALE as prescribed by the decree are:
One third of the purchase money in cash the day
of sale, and the residue in two equal payments at
six and twelve months from the day of sale, bear
ing interest, with notes endorsed to the satisfac
tion of the Trustee The purchasers can have the
privilege of paving the entire purchase money in
cash.
Convey ancine, including revenue stamps at the
cost of the purchaser :
CHAS H. UTERMEILE, Trustee.
jy l3-eods GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.l
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TRU EE'S S A l. l.

By virtue of deed of trust, dated April %, 1885,
from Daniel Cram to W. w. Kirby, and recorded In
Liber N C. t. No2, folios 3S to 352o of the land
records for the county of Washington ID. c., shaA
sell OF 10 o'clock m. FRIDAY next the l4th Of
July, at the house of Captain Hewlett, corner "a
and streets lot of Household Effects to satisfy
said Trust.
Terms cash.
jy lI-Si* w. ". KIRBY, Trustee
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DY GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
VERY HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE BUILD.
ING LOTS, NEAR THE GOVERNMENT

J1 GREEN q W 1LLIAMS, huctioueers.
f$s#}Ss ofhfsH Il fp$H{SS
On THURSDAY, 9th day of July, 1855, instant,
E, at up ss of ee pre- Of
the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, the
Ali Of the lots of ground in subdivision Of Square
No. s76. lying and being in the city of Washington
may be excepted the time of sale This square is
bounded by north II and I, and North Capitol and
building lots. with alleys through the square
Terms of sale: One third cash on the ratification
torils endorsed bear Interest from day Of SALE and
on the payment OF all the purchase money, deed
=. cnF%rHH i. 1THM9}M NIS n Trustee.
There will he an abstract Of title to the above
y neosas erhE Il EE9MRsS MS Tr ssst:
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucsloneers.
TREsTEE's SALE Of yALUABLE PROPERTY
" sT TASI STk fnpr " EST BETWEEN AND
By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court of the
EaSts Docket Hahn and Hahn vs. sA ssate Me ct al
and M sea se a En the @ IS
O'Clock the south 40 foot front by the depth thereof
(!I5 feet,l of Lot No. -, in square No. s.. The
streets north, and is improved by a neat and com.
Portable Frame House. This property is well
Tke terms OF sale, as prescribed by the decree,
are: One third cash Of which the purchaser viii be
required to pay $50 at the time of sale, and the
residue in two equal payments, at six and twelve
months from day of sale, with interest. The de:
ferred payments to be secured to satisfaction Of
csh he e NOT
piled with in five days from day of sale the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the said property at tho
risk and cost OF defauiting purchaser, after FIVE
""'' CHARIlES II, UTERHEHIE. Trustee
RYJC MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS,
On SATURDAY MORNING, July o. at 10 o'clk,
deed Of trust from Thomas Coye to ME- dated 0 the
9Th day of March 1865, and duly recorded in Libcr
Two Wagons, two sets of Harness, one Gray, and
three Bay H IT.i pn.n, Nv >
jyssawads f9As Me eHARts t doru Assis
k sAHh q XAI EIkRT IMPROVED
By virtue Of authority from the owner, will ex-
or afsa 1 s
pied by Mr. Quinn, with ten acres of land attached
thereto This property possesses many adTantagess
healthy, admiralty situated, being within a short
walk Of Hyattsyilie Station, on the Baltimore and
sure and all the buildings are in first rate order,
and the land is highly improved and ornamented
Terms of sale One third cash, and the residue in
one and two years, with interest from the day of
nUonyeyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur.
CHASER use A' $3.50 n. C.. STEPHENS, "A
N. B.-Bsltmore Sun daily until sale, ana send
account to N c. Stephens. In jy lid
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NJ Office For sale go sets Of and horye Sec
IN opd hand HARNESS and large lot SAp pLE8
NS Pennsyi anias avenue, batween 81 and 9th
streets opposite National Hotel. le3lms
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jy 7-eo&ds
DY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE OF THREE BUILDING LOTS
FRONTING ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND
o STREET NORTH.
On FRIDAY the l4th instant at s.. O'Clock Z. M,
we shall sell, in front of the premises two LStss
front, running back to 80 foot alley; and one Lot
on street north fronting q feet inches as so sIbd a
building purposes The Iocationi is high and per-
thy grade which call the attention OF per-
sons to attend the SALE they Will be sold without
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
All nveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser. ,
$50 will be required down on each lot when tho
property is knocked off. -.-
fiySd - GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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DY BRINSMADE & CLARK, Auctioneers.
ID 352 Pa. av., adjoining Metropolitan Hotel.
We will sell, at our Store, EVERY EVENING
this week, Gold and Silver Watches and Jeweky.
Photograph Albums, Shirts and Drawers, Linen
Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, and Fancy Goods.
All goods warranted to be as represented.
ixIA
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DIsoEDERLY HoUsE--I.ast night, a number
OF young men assembled in and about the house
Kept by Eliza Thomas, corner 13x street and
OAio avenue, and set up howl that could be
heard four squares away, annoying the neigh
boIs. Patrolmen HolbrOok and Draine arrest
ed Eliza Thomas, who was fined So Annie
Lamar and Mary Williams, and five young
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A PRESENT TO THE CAPToR OF THE AssAs-
SINS BOoTH AND HEROLD.-There is on exhi-
bition at Messrs Gait and Bros jewellers, a
magnificent pair of Colts pistols, with all the
appurtenances, richly mounted in gold, silver
and pearl, contained in highly case of rose
wood and maple, studded with mother Of pearl.
The pistols bear the following inscription -
Presented to Capt. +. p. DOherty, 10th N. Y.
cavalry, the captor of She assassins Booth and
Aerold. By the officers of the regiment
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WANTED1,By respectable woman, SIT
Has no objections to 60 short distance in the coun
try. The best of references given if required
18th SITS. ly ll-3t*
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Two HUNDRED DOLLARS OUT.-Last night,
Robert Zcpp, q middle aged New Yorker, went
70 the house kept by Bertha Greenberger, in
Hooker's Division, got drunk, and behaved in
fcer Parker and taken before Justice Drury.
who fined him SIS. He then charged Bertha
Greenberger with the larceny of $500, and she
was arrested Zepp stated that he went to the
house, having with him nearly two hundred
dollars in gold. He gave the money to tho ac-
cused 10 keep for him. When he demanded it
she denied that she had il. Under the circuln-
stances, if she had it, the offence would not be
larceny; and there being no evidence TO justify
a commitments for court, Justice Drury dis
missed the case.
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By VIM L. WA Horse s GS a11isss Bazaar
SO Louisiana avenue, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.

10y VIM. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
ID Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
SO Louisiana avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
On SATURDAY MORNING, July II, commencing
SIXTY HORSES AND MULES,
suited TO harness and saddle full desert ption at
sale.
20 Mules, broke to harness, in good order.
ALSO,
A large collection of desirable new and second
hand Carriages, Buggies, Rochaways, Express
Wagons and other vehicles.
large collection Of new and second hand Har-
ness. &c.
Regular sales at the Bazaar, every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, without regard to the
weather
Carriages and Harness always at private sale:
iy I'd WIN. l.. WALL Il CO., AuSta.
RY VIM. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TEN LOTS NEAR THE
CITY BOUNDARY AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated the 18th Of
November. 1857, and duly recorded in liber j A s.
No JAS folos 1877 to 100, of the land records of
Washington county, District of Columbia, will
sell on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, August 10,
at o clock, in front of the premises, Lots num-
as laid down in the plan of Todd subdivision of
said square The ground will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers.
Terms: Half cash; balance in six and twelve
months. secured by deed of trust on the premises.
Conyeyancing at the expense of the purchasers.
THOMAS BERRY, Trustee.
jy1l [Intcl.l WM. l.. WALL & CO., Ancts.
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Doc LIcENsEs-By consulting the license
list the police have discovered that of all the
dogs kept within the city limits, not one in
twenty has been licensed by the owners
Superintendent Richards has directed the
police TO enforce the law against the owners of
dogs, or persons harboring them, without pay
ing the Corporation license fee. The strict
enforcement of the law will be as effective in
abating the dog nuisance as the killing process
now in use. In one ward, (the Third,) the
number OF dogs licensed is twenty -nine.
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streets, Washington, ID. c. jy l0-eoly
EoR WILLIAMsPORT VIA CHESAPEAKE
Il AND OHIO CANAL. -..t--.
The Packet Boat ELIZA HuTCHINS, will leave
Ritter,s Wharf on THCRSDAYs s>1,rITE-AA
md every Thursday thereafter, forS.i - ~
he above named point, for passengers and light
freRhts. .-.- a.
Rates for Passengers TO Williamsport S425;
Sheperdstown, $50; Harper's Ferry, So 90; Ber-
in, $50; Point of Rocks, $225 Knowlan's Fer
Edwards Ferry, s. rs sensea, q co. Great Fails
90 cents; Seven Locks Is cents. For freights, &c
apply to w. II. RITTER Freights received and
handled carefully. Meals furnished on Board.
CHAS H MERRILL, Captain ~ 1885,
ID LEVY COURT - =
i PROPOSALS will be received at the Office of N.
Callan, Clerk of the Levy Court until the nth in
slant at II o'clock m for the removal of quantity
of earth by the cubic yard, the work to be done
lies near and south of GlenwoOd Cemetery, and on
Lincoln avenue.
The Superintendent ofCounty Roads will be on the
ground on Tuesday and "Wednesday mornings, the
l4th and 18th instant, from to Scclock a. m, to
made. T. BOUDINOT,
Jy 1914 .. $50 Superintendent.
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WANTED-A competent GARDENER, one who
w is particularly acquainted with the cult walton
of fruits and flowers. References required as to
character and capacity. married man preferred.
Apply to MORGAN RHINEHART,
jy8-6t foot G ytreet