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BUSY on the morning Of the 18th inst ct i.lo
o'clook; cHAkLEs D, youngest child OF Charles
Relatives and friends of the family are invited 20
attend his funeral on 60 morrow Sunday 81 q
O'Clock .. m, from No sO5 o street northwest
lith instant, At O'Clock, ELIZABETH wife OF
Patrick Byrne, Of this city.
Relatives and friends Of the family ave invited q.
attend her funeral from her husbands residence.
No. i+i4 X street northwest, Sunday, At o'cioof
COLUMBUS. July lsth. a, o,e,oc.
GRhCE, infant daughter Of q J. and Martha n
Columbus, aged 10 months and IS days, % cholera
Dearest Neitie, thou hast left us,
Here thy loss We deeply feel:
But tits God that hast bereft us,
De can ali our sorrows heal.
Funeral Sunday evening. 18th inst. at O'Clock,
nc - Der psr.nt, residence, sth street, between
m, yAMEe, con q Lemuel and Sophia Mathexs
aged yeare and months.
n.rsi rom hi. Psren1s reeidenle M be sS
sets avenue, on Monday, the 3Oth instant, at s.
Nolan. On She le,h instant, at Ia D. m,
WILLIAM JOSEPH, eldest sOn OF George " and
hsrihs A. heLssn, IN tie 18th year OF his age
The funeral will tale place on sunday afternoon,
street southeast, NAVY Yard, which friends Of
the family are invited to attend Iuterment a. Glsn
MORGAN. OF copsestisn OF the brain, .t M.
late residence, No. 24lT Penzsylvsnia avenue.
grly IS, 1874, JAMES A. MORGAN, late Ohief
Clerk Of the Pension Once, in the 10Th year Of his
Funeral services q, the house on 20 morrow evan
ing ct O'Clock. Friends Of the deceased are in-
sELBY. On the 18th inst. ILHANoRA, daurb.
ter Of Caroline and the late henry seIby, In ~.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re
spectfully invited 20 attend her funeral from the
residence Of her mother, street, between 7th ana
O'Clock pm.
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- SUNDAY MAY 10TH, (Sp.m,l
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

>OA " AShHNd ION NlIn.
zoe o. m, Baltimore and WAY stations
$50 .. m, Baltimore. Oranbsrry aud WAY Sta
tins N ain Stem.
90 a m, baltimore, Annapolis aud Relay.
nm, 20 :. neS ORR, Philadelphia, Boston, Bal
SOS q. Chicago, Ii; Louis. Louisville, oincin.
f.Ta e onmsusf ssndpsay' Berkeley and Bed
BsIn'.stlle, Frederick, stsuntcn, Hsgers,
T,.ser a. csssIPiaad. snsSa a. S,a1.o .a''
: To q. m, Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
~ M 9s = m, Baltimore siti1 and Wsy Stations.
loop m. New York, Philsdei pnis, Norfolk, II
$500 m Bslii@ore, Laurel and Re Il 1e''S'
$40 ,: m, Ssitipors, Frederick and all inter.
ais p. N. Winchester, Hassrstown, Frederick,
PS,pt o. 5ocss and Way Stations, (via Metro
44s M al ;,noa, ann.,o,,. ,su,,
6 80 ,. m, Bal .imore and Relay.
a. p m, Baltimore: Sxpp., at Relay:
100 m Chicago. q. Louis, Louisville, Cincin-
ley Springs, Rockville. Maeer.town. Pull
s.4s 3. m, flttsburs, Rockville, Point Of Rocks,
9sr;insburs, Berkeley Springs, Cumberland,
10 90 p m baltimore and W az Stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
baHImors and WAY Stdti0nS.-s.2 30 o. m, 90,
Is, 80, and 1000 m.
Baltimore and RsIaS.-1 80 .. M, and 6.s5 p.
Vests 0a a: m. aad 7p.m.
PInStTg - As p. m.
81 Az Itains Stop at Viadrct Hotel, Relay
For further Information apply Of the Baltimore
md Ohio Ticket Offices. Washington Station, and
taken for Baggage to be checked and received ct
ny point in the city.
FHSs mass1 Of AEsn
GEO. b. KOONTZ, Gent Agent. je29
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GENERAL NATURR-No. AL

AN ACT 10 increase pensions in certain cases.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentGtires Of the United States Of ARericd in Con-
gTess assembled, That all persons who are now
entitled to pc nsions under existing laws and who
nave lOst either an arm at or above the elbow,
or a leg at or above the knee, shall be rated in
he second clsss, and shall receive twenty-four
dollars per month: PTorided, That no artificial
limbs, or Communication therefor, shall be fur
pensions under this act.
SEC. 2. That THE act shall take effect from
and after the fourth day OF une, eighteen hun
drcd and seventy -four.
Approved, June Is, 1874
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GENERAL NATURR-No. 4s1
An ACT TO increase the pensions of soldiers and
sailors "a hn have haan fnfalIu disa hlah


BE a enacted By the Senate and House of Repre-
sentdttres Of the United States Of America IA Con-
gress assembled, That section four of the act en-
titled IAN act TO revise, consolidate, and
amend the laws relating TO pensions" and APP
proved March third, eighteen hundred and
seventy three, be so amended that all persons
who, while in the military or naval service of
the United States, and in the line Of duty, shall
have been so permanently and totally disabled
as to require the regular personal aid or attend
ance OF another person, by the loss of the sight
Of both eyes, or BY the loss OF the sight of one
eye, the sight of the other having been pre-
yiously lost, or by the loss OF both hands, or by
the loss OF both feet, or by any other injury re-
sulting in total and permanent helplessness,
shall be entitled TO pension Of fifty dollars per
month; and this shall be in lieu of pensrOn of
thirty-one dollars and Twenty-Five cents per
month granted to such person by said section:
PrOuided, That the increase Of pension shall not
be granted by reason Of any of the in ures here
in specified unless the same have resulted in
permanent total helplessness requiring the
regular personal aid and attendance Of another
person.
SEC. 2. That this act shall take effect from
and after the fourth day Of June, eighteen hum
dred and seventy-four.
Approved, June Is, 1874.
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fGESERAL NaTURH-No. sal
ACT extilsps forN IF The acf NJ lima m p

lGEsERAL NATURR-No. 81
An ACT explanatory ef the act OF June thlrtieth,
eighteen hu ndred snd sivty-four
BE 81 enacted ~ 10 lSsNsfs ava Hasss 81 Ress-e-
seNfd'irss u fks URftcf Stairs ~ Sssvsca a. cos-
cr,ss dsse-sbied, That al deposits made In insti-
tutions now existing which De business only a.
ssvings banks, ana are recognizes o. such by
the lsws Of their respective States or hy Oo1,-
Rress, ere hereby declared % be exempt from
taxstion the same ss deposits In savings tnsti-
tutions having no capital although they have q
capital stock bond for the add ton Al security
OF their depositors, and pay no dividend there
on; and tan ~ all be ss-essed upon q de- osits
made In such institutions. or collected 90 them
on said deposits, otherwise than Is erein pro-
vioed: Prortded, That all the profits OF such
savings banks, les the aforementioned dIvi-
dends on stock not exceeding st the ratc Of eight
per cent per annum divided among the
depoeitors. and that the capital stock n in vested
only in the same class OF securities a. Il used for
investing the depoSits, and that interest Al the
rate OF not LEES than four and one half per zen
be paid IN al cases 90 their depoxttors 90 he
made good ~ necessary from the capital stock
j. q. BLAIrH,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives
MATT n. CARPKNrER
President OF the Senate pro tempOre.
Received by the President june 8, lSsa
Note ~ ne Department q Stafe.-The fore
gong act having been presented % the Presi-
dent OF the United States for hts approval and
not having been returned by him TO the house
OF Congress IN which it originated within the
time prescribed by the Constitution of the
United States, has become q law with out his
approyAll
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COLTON'S. BLACRISTON'S ISLAND, AND
LEONARDTOWN.
, Ire swift and fayorite Iron Steamer PILOT BOY,
Oaptaln Joseph White, leaves 9Th eH-
street hsrf, every TUESDAY and EetSps%S<
eATURDAf MORNING, for Land
ings en- Potomac, as follows.
ON TUESDAY, On SATURDAY.
leave at O'Clock tor leave at O'Clock for
Giynont, Glymont,
SANDY Point, Sandy Point,
Liverpool Point, Liverpool Point,
Smiths Point, Smiths Point,
Shatterton. Chatterton,
Stewards Wharf, Stewards Wharf,
Toson's Wharf, Tolson's Wharf,
matblas Point, Matthias Point,
Dill's Wharf, Mattox Greek
ID attox Greek, Lopgw0od Wharf,
Longwood Wharf, DilI,s Wharf,
Cotons wharf, ColtoRs Wharf,
Blackstone Island, BIackiston's Island,
CuTri 1mcn. Ieonardtoyn
Returning Wedues- Currioman,
DAY, making the above Returning on Sunday,
Landings. maxim z shove landings.
Apply to VIM III BYLES, Agent
Jel6-u 6tR-strest Wharf,
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~ a r. nj En

ABMsTRoNG-oLARK. On THURSDAY eveutus,
the 10th, ~ the rsrsousEe q the thodist Epsco.
pal Church, No. 1l2 Ith street southeast, BY dew
}. Edwin Amos, Mr. HAIRY v ARmsTROHG
". CLARK, daughter o. the late jas. " CLARK
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GENERAL NATuRg-No. SOL

An ACT fixing the time for the election of Rem
rest natives from the State OF Pennsylyania
TO the Forty-fouth Congress.
Re u enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentdtires IF the United States Of America an Com
greSs assembled, That on the Tuesday next fol-
lowing the first Monday in November, eighteen
hundred and seventy-four, there shall be elected
IN each congressional district in the State OF
Pepnsylvania one Representative 70 represent
SAID State in the Forty-fourth Congress of the
United States. tApproved, June Is, lS74.
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WAsaINGTON,, NORFOLK, NEW YORK
BOSTON, AND PR0VIDENOE.
The fine iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
Sorok s eaR RsT hs ssE wharf tSs
sixth street. every MONDAY and hkzkSz<5izn
IhUHspAY, at D. m..:Slching at the principal
river landings, connecryng at Norfolk with stesm-
ship Of the M and M. Line for Boston and Proyi.
dence; with the Old Dominion Steamship Dom.
psRy, for New York. Freight should be addressed
Care OF Ledy of the Lake, via Norfolk. ("
N. b. 1ITZHUGH, Agent, 9th street wharf,
A. O. PLANT, General Agent,
apD Reom No. 10, Plant Buildiua
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A LEXANDRIA 8 WASHINGTON &. Il

ALEXANDRIA q ERIOKSBURGR .R.
OoRERR OF AND Sixth STREETS.
Local trains leave for Alexandria a folIovz.-s
:, 10, II o. m, 4, 500 SIP m; y
., u ana p. m daily, all other rains daily except
Local Trains from Alexandria arrive a. follows
1888, 1885,, :SS, S:s5, e:ss, 1883 .. m. The s:s3
aE:, and 6;3S ,. ~ from AleIaniris daily, ali
Warrington and Ohio q. Il. 'HA''' Win '''in' 'n
p.
leaves ashtngton :33 D. daily except Sunday
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
Tor sale at Oces corner 18th street and Pennsylys-
MA avenue and corner 9Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, where passengers leave orders for bas-
through 70 destination.
y. G. YOUNG, Gent Passenger Agent. jy1-f
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GENERAL NATURE-No.
An ACT relating to Ambassadors, COnsuls aud
other nfsrara


Be IL enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentd'ires Of tte United States Of America in Con-
gress assembled, That no Ambassador, Envoy
Extraordinary, Minister Plenipotentiary, Min
lister Resident, Commissioner 10 sny foreign
country, charge d'affsires, Secretary OF Lega-
ton, Assistant Secretary of Legation, Interpre-
ter to any legation in any foreign country, Con-
sui General, Consul, Commercial Agent, con-
sular pupils, or consular agent shall be absent
from his post or the performance Of his duties
for longer period than ten days at any one
time, without the permission previously OBJ
tanned Of the President And no compensation
shall be allowed for the time of any such alb
sence In any case except in cases Of sickness;
nor shall any diplomatic or consular officer cor
respond in regard to the public affairs OF any
foreign government with any private person,
newspaper, or other periodical, or otherwise
than with the proper officers of the United
States; nor without the consent of the Secre-
tary OF State previously obtained, recommend
any person at home or abroad for any employ
meDt Of trust or profit under the Government
OF the country in which he is located; nor ask
or accept, for himself or any other person, any
present, emolument, pecunisry favor, Office or
title OF any kind from any such government.
Approved, June II, 1874.
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GREAT DIsCovRRY-Tae Night Soil of q CITY
Made to Take the Place Of Coal for Steam Boilers
a a curious and perhaps important experiment.
mas Just been tried In Birmingham, England,
which is of local interest everywhere. 1t is the
conversion OF night soil and sewerage into
fuel: The matter il chemically treated and
rendered iDodorous. 1t is then mixed with a
small quantity Of gas-tar, and Compressed
into solid blocks of any size to suit the con-
yenlence OF customers" In this state Ii resem-
plies compressed small coal, to which a small
quantity of vegetable matter is added. We are
told that 1t is "hard and compact, and onIy
gives forth faint odor of gas-tar." The experi-
ments were to show that this fuel Is superior to
engine slack for heating steam boilers These
were tried ON large boiler 20 feet in length and
at the beginning the gauge showed 9 pressure of
steam OF 4 pounds to the square inch 1t is
said TO give very little ash; and here another
advantage for Ii is claimed, for this ash can be
converted into fuel which is even better than
the original. In consumption it gives off onIy
small quantity Of smoke. Little machinery is
needed for the conversion, and any kind OF
night soil can be used; while, to crown ali, il
can be produced and sold at almost half the
price or engine slack. A superior quality fer
household purposes can be made as cheap when
compared with coal. Should all these objects
be realized, great and useful discovery has
been made. BY one invention we shall have s
cheap fuel, and have solved the difficult prob
lem OF how prottably to utilize our night SOIL
PhildGeiphid Press,
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I4RS9enIAnT 70 o3MnElo,AL fnAvEL-
y Gard, Gasa!sess, 1teds.ht. Sas.sls. o. oiAe--
.l,s the Sno visit their cssoms ssd
and Who travel IN any section. b Rail OF Beet ell
Is any s': ana AZ ssss:- e ss.s a:r
e cs q sooes they I'll. and y whom cnpioysd:
fhh natter q Of Grsaf Islporfanss lndsrs dssis "a
s ss Of this ciss O. men soliciung trsds n
ths eoeice NAV nsfs sS ss'ssa Sssrsd rs
Ireyele5s and eaiemsn In this ccunffy, and fhsf
icy VII LIZ o:e give their attention; fhoss who
1sefed and duly sdvissd Of object n view. PIssss
sso Ssxsa Co., ff "a. ~. f ss5s
city. US-ASsn In
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ISI4PENNsYLvANfA RoUTElS74
EoRTHwEsr, soT T2 TIA 1ssp sourHwrsr
Trains leave as follows:
"ssnaiDgtOn.., 3:ss .. m. Baltimore. 7:23s. m.
$40 Pm. :. 1:3s ;. N
TIE GREAT Double TRACK R6UTB,
sitn elegant Scenery, Palace stste-room Day and
Sight Cars, with mopderp improvements.
Two hundred miles saved to Western and Central
The 1888 .. N. daily, except Sunday, Southwest,
sst and Northwest; o:so p. M, daily, Cincinnati
and southwest.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS without change
TICKETS y this route can be procured st the ooes
corner OF 18th street and Pennsy avenue, and
corner OF 6th street and Pennsyy aRIs avenue under
ssilonal Hotel, where reliable Information win Be
Passengers procuring tickets at these offices can
secure accommodations In Palace Cars for Chicago,
&c. Louis and Buffalo.
I'D. 3. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
.U Baltimore, Md.
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WARREN eBoArE a. On
CHOICE SEw STILES OF STATIONERY,

The Vis-s-Vis, Court Pspeterfe, containing two
QnlIee OF paper snd TWO packs OF enys-.pes.
Papeteries Of Prizes Rep and WSNe paper a.
sorted nts Ing tive Quires q paper aud en-
VelOpee 20 MATCH Just the thing for parties about 10
90 &c the country for the summer.
Also, Plain and Cheap Stationery AZ
VIM. BAILANTYNR'&.
4ae 7TH STREET..
All The New Books for summer reading iee-tr
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SAyORY q MoORE,s
- BE&T FOOD EOR INEANYA

ne bee s H4tners nilk more closely than any
that OF ,omotfng the growth and health "a IN.
child. ne koysl families 81 England and Russia
are supplied with this Food, aud the Medical Pro-
fessiop recommend Il with the utmost Cos snd
certainty OF success. 1~e'0es -
See Medical Ctrfstoafes asd Op,stoss
Wholesale and Retail Of the n anufscfurers
l4S New Bond street London, w.
And retail OF Gil Chemists and n through.
out the States and Canada, who ALSO supply IA
nOk1 = 4OOkHB DIGoeTIvB COCOA, for
pysPeRs,s sre delicate persons Of III sses.
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/ 5. KNGINEER OFFICE,

u. THIRD STORY. UNION BANK BUILDING,
Fdysffs, HedT ChaTEsS Street..
BALTIMORE, MD, July Is, 1874.
Proposals Tor Dredging in Pa:apsco River, will be
received ur;il Noon OF July so, 1874, and opened
Immediately thereafter. Blans forms, sps cifca-
lions, and sEy desired information can be had on
application At this Office.
WIN. p. CRAIGHILL,
IyH6t Major of Engineers,
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deemed % have bcen fled In due time, and
shall be considered ana decided vithou, re-
ming. Approved. June Il, IssA
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10y b. II. WARNER,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sts northwest

RY B. Il. WAREEB,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sts northwest
oHAEGERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
Proved PROPERTY ON THE NORTHEAST
SORkER OF THIRD AND x SHEETS
kORTHWEST, IN WASHINGTON CITY,
D. O., AT AUCTION.
- Under and BY virtue of decree pas sed by the
~ Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, ia
- cause pending in that O. urt, wherein Angus
tus GersdoIf ct 81. are plaintiffs, and woodbury.
G, nefiea. samin,straor, G. t. a., Of Patrick
Equity Docket 49, the undersigned, as trustee, Will
SELL 81 public auction, ia front OF the premises to
he highest bidder, on FRIDAY 3lst day of July,
d. 1874, at $50 O'Clock D m, those two fa) T. )ts
described follows, viz Being the west twenty fyo
feet 'front.' on street north, by the whole depth of
lot n, mbered three, $50 In square numbered FIVE
hunoI ed and nifty eight 1885, also, the south ffee
Get front by the whole depth of lot numbered
Tour, l In square numbered five hundred and fifty.
eight, lScsl This pIoperty.s finely located and is
improved BY comfortable tAree story Brick House,
with back building.
The terms Of tale are: One-third Of the purchase
money cash, and the balance In equal instruments
OF six, twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser
to give, for the deferred payments, his promssory
notes to be secured by deed of trust on said lots
and in square $50, and bearing interest from date
OF the sale; $500 to be deposited by the purchaser
whose lid is scce pied at the sale.
WOODBURY. WHEELER, Trustee
VH-o j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman,
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IoFrICIAL.l
LAWS Of THE UNITED STATES
Pssssd sf ths Firsg ssssfos Of fhs Forfg-
third 6osTrsss.
TGKNKRAL MATURING. 4sr

lGENKRAL NATURE-So. AL
AN ACT 20 change the time Tor hOldii the
circuit and district cour q OF the United states
kosh.
BE tt eHdctsd b. ne SeNdfs and Hssss q Repr,.
sentdti-es Of the URited States II Am>- a. Cow
gress assembled, That the tiIce OF holding the
circuit and district courts of the United States
for the eastern district OF Wisconsin, at osh-
kosh, be on the second Tuesday of in y OF each
year, instead Of the first Monday of July, Is
now provided by law, and that all recogni-
zances, indictments, vrits, process, aud other
proceedings, civil and criminal, now pending
In either OF said courts, may be entered, heard,
and tried At the time herein fixed for holding
raid courts.
SEC. 2. That this act shall not interfere With
the terms of said courts appointed 20 be holden
II Milwaukee, In said district, nor with the
power Low possessed by the judges of sad
courts to order special terms Of the same as
now provided by law.
Approved, June 10, 1874.
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TGKSERAL NAruRE-No. 4sl

court OF the United States in the districts OF
California, Oregon, and Nevada
Be IL enacted Or the Senate and House Of Repre-
Scatdtires Of tie United States of Amsricd ia Con-
gress assembled, That hereafter a term of the
circuit court Of the United States for the dis
tricts OF California, Oregon, and Nevada shall
be held as follows, namely: For the district of
second Monday OF February, July, and Decem-
Ter Of each year; for the district of Oregon, in
the city of Portland, on the second Monday OF
April, August and November of each wear; and
for the district Of Nevada, in the city OF Carson
on the second Monday OF March, June, and Oc-
toter Of each year.
SEQ. 2. That this act shall take effect on the
first day of July next; and all provisions of Law
inconsistent Herewith are hereby repealed
Approved, June Is, 1874
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AUCTION SALES.
Rf Il. SWEET,
b Beal Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Ne. sll 7th street, opposite u. 8. Post one

H Beal Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Ne. slI 7th street, opposite q. 8. Post ONCE.
TRCsJEE's stLE eli THREE TwO-sTORY
fnAaE HOUSES EN- 2lsT sTREET. sE-
WHEN IND BUUHDARY STREETS,
NChTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue Of deed q trust, dated April 8, A.
ID. 1874 duly recorded In liber No 7S6, foil s1
sone Of the land records for the Districs of %
inmbia, and st the reques. Of the party secured
thereby, We will sell at public auction in front of
The premises, or 1HgRsD4Y, July %, lS4, At
situste in the city of Washington, District Of %.
Inmbis, to wit:-Lots numbered v. t5I aud six ,(6
OF &; Il. Locmis' recorded subdivision Of Square
Numbered sixty i've t6e,l having total front Of
street est Also, the four ( feet by the width
OF lots numbered seventeen (I7) AID eighteen 49,
In said square numbered sixty Sc, (6s) together
with the Improvements, consisting Of three neat
two-story Frame Dwellings.
Terms $500 cash on each house, and the balance
at six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest
ten per cent. from day of SALE secured by deed of
trust Sla will be required as deposit at time OF
sale All conyeyancinga at purchasers cost. Terms
to be complied with IN seven days.
BBRRAIEARD q WARNER, Trustees.
iyll-eo&ds =. ] swEkr, Auct.
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STwo colored preachers in Georgia had q
little th biological difficulty and settled 1t with
bird shot.
secret attachment for q certain bench le9aed
nee takes strong grounds in favor Of dogs.
~H mixed schools are regarded with dis
gust In Psnnsylvania, where there are compaf.
may wen understand how the southern Whites
revolt against them.-RiekmoHd WRd.
~"Mad dogl" was cried In the streets Of
Paris the other day, and the dog Vas killed az
Ter having bitten many other dogs. An tha
owners Of animals bitten on the occasion were
cekd upon by the authorities 70 confne thcir
doss ana ~ veterinary surgeons.