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DY LATIMER q CLHARH,
ID Auctionests and ks.l l.t.ts Broker,
Star 0moe Building.
vALUABLE InrRoyEp RsoR5Bsr q.larrs
sEHS.nT; Ssrwri1n asD sfAssrs

- By virtue Of deed of trast 20 rs, dated the
lst6 Jaly, 1878, duly recorded 10 Lieer No: IN,
-foiis SIS, &C., one Of the land records Of Wssh
ington county, D. o. and q the request Of the party
secsrea thereby, will sell, q public sucsion, In
front Of the pr smises, 60 the hfgoest bidder, on
rUIoDAY 1Otn n arch, 1874. at ~ o'clock, parts
OF lots amb three 90 aud fcar f, In square ths
hundred aud tweafy- D. com priced thin
following msses God bouads: Beytnping for tbs
came Ct the north corner Of sat LOT tour ca.
aud running thsacs east eeventy-dve (76j fest
thence south twenty I've t35) teet; thence west
7s) fest; tneoce north tw snty f25 feet
10 the place Of b,giuni ag, together vRh the in
proyeusots, eonstaing Of thrss-story- brick
Tsrs: .. ..l.: s,.e,o ,ssd 10 p. CEN. ins.res.
bal..cs z: si1 CO. ains % aud tsslve tli months.
sst from ths day Of H.. and secured b. deed Of
Of olm wfli be rsqur 81 q tbs tns Of Gale All cen
veyaneiag ~ the sxs enss q tbs purchaser. n the
terms Of ale are not con pied with is seven days,
the trustees reserve the right 30 regs tie propsr
q the cost end risk Of tie detailing purchaser.
afer i've days sdverstss Deuk n one o. moro bows
paDsu in TIE city q washiaGsoas DO.
VI, =. W000WARD,l frusts,s
FSlD: koog1s,m,..V' 49,.
- fHB Pu noHAsB1 .nAyIna rAtLnD
70 comply WITH ~ torns Of IT, e8oye ee>e We s1sil
sell 6 BE ~ n cost - tnv bsOAisA eeu ne
SEA-, l0l, sos1o hour ed Dlaee.
III xQ0QS Akps{ Trustees.
80. rh1fSIi fkf 22HHnrss' oLstsr, Aus..
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pF LATIMER OLEARY
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th IT.
Etar Once Buildings.
TRuSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE BREW
nRI PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF WASH
IRGTaN

Under and By virtue Of deed OF trust to me,
made by George 6chAell and wife, bearing date
the 18Th day OF December, ISL, and recorded
among the land records Of the county Of Washing
ton, 10 the District of Columbia In liber No. 6s4,
one OF said records, at foIios 4sl sequtur, the
und, rsgned Trustee In said deed viii sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, upon the premises,
on WEDNESDAY, the 9th Of May,. 1874, at s
o,clocA p. m the following described property,
that 10 TO say Lots numbered ten tl0) and eleven
tl.) II Square numbered one hundred and sixtsen,
tn6D with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, and all the kettles, watts, hogs
heads, and all manner of fixtures and utensils in the
brewery erected the said lots of ground and u,ed
In any way in connection herewith, said brewery
Seing that built By, and used b., the late George
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash, and the balance
10 one, two and three the purchaser to give
Tor the deferred payments his promissory notes.
cured to the satisfaction Of the Trustee
Trustee reserves the right 70 resell at riek of de-
fauiting purchases IL the terms are not com Piled
with In i've days. deposit Of five hundred dollars
will be required at time Of sale. ALI conveysncing
at cost Of purchaser.
W. B. WEBB, Trustee.
LATIMER OLEARY,
ap4-eodds IOrIticl Auctioneers.
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DY LATtMER OLEARY,
ID Auctionsers All 4 ssl Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner Pennsylvania ayenae aai llth q.
star D d e Ildnk.
TRUSTEES sALEoF yALuABLy BUILDISa
LOTS ON I, Between NDHTd CAPITOL
ANOIsr srREGrS NORrHEAsc.

fSEs"S /; T. sSEssEs S!sra SiFG2f5t
- Hs virtus of dee OF trust dt.ei 0ct.bsr q,
oiEI, and rscorisi in Lib,r ~ 6;f, toliO IS, oae
iol Of CSs aos ami 81 drscIlOa q the ieP 81
G NOTE or s prs pis III P,ss s1s
ds.sssd ist. iSi 49, IL e. e $3.50 1 rs
Tenn; ;.ls SO nm .Se'a,,; Gt.s.
socing =, plr:h,,sr. coat Ifts, term, n sale are
nSs S2Sp9 u s 70 tss iy "a. f; ss'sss
dsos,,.r.l. Lsfiatsa 1 SEtYsT rf ss.
~raE pURyH .ssR OF TIE AB1vE
sale, Il will be re.o.d at his risk aud exp
' :s eHs i''m SGt,s s:
1T .s.MARsHAL's SALE
kkRsE AssosrxrsEstor Bs.su1ss. wHI.
sL ssGSf stiss sf sS:f I
EFas g s Il. :! n .SS I'd sT 81 ssi
Columbia, aud 20 direct 4, vail sell at public
IS SAY 'S
=. 40 O'clock :. N the following sOois aai cn.t.
ss.. = pa. . &c Tia Of Br.ni.. in casks,
ga P b 90 90 E Es% g. g,
AI g. B g & S &sI..is, in 81 S3s'l'''
70 q K Eg% q,
Lot Bfters, Gin, Chsrrg Brandy, sc, &C., &C.
Two CLOCKS, Awning, Shelving aud o1uutsrs, &C.,
Seized and levied upon as the good. sni chats
e 81 No. iaHor st s. SS 9
.,ua D sSAks b Ms5:r. a D; O.
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n a = n 4 n ID I.

teUrCHET-LfHCH. At Trinity Ohurch.
Soreetown, ID. g, on Monday, the Eth inst, by
Ae gester hey. Ohas. ii stonestreet, HgNRY
StUTCBEr 70 Miss SARAH ID. LYSUH, both Of
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PaImer's Patent
DOUBLE-YOKE SHIRTS.
SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
This Department is on the second floor, andi
ell stocked with . splendid line of PLAIN and
ANCf sHIRTIHGs. We prepared to make
special order for the DoGBLE-Y0KE SHIFTS Ut
she following prices:
SIX SHIRTS FOB SIS 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOE SIS 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR seI 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR s2a 90.
EXTRA CHARGE FOR COLLARS on SHIRTS.
The success attending the manufacture of ttis
shirt during the past too years has proven, beyond
doubt, that IL IS the most com Portable and perfect
fitting one made an any section Of III, ,OorId. The
~tVusoNAs Utytitdt udp ttcdtc OTdcrS rcce1re1
for these Celebrated Shirts fully confirm the dsser-
tioa.
Gre them trial, and Be convinced for YOUR
selres. Ne are nOU the only and author-
i-ed manufacturers Of ~ LINERS PATENT
DOUBLE-YOKE SAL : e SHIRT for the Dis
triet Of Columbia. All other persons attempting 10
manufacture them iafrisgsrs, and tie public
are cautioned against ordering or purchasing them
Of any other parties.
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QY LATIGIR OLEARY,
y TAuctt0nssrs and Heal Dsta1e Brokers,
oouthWe0 corner OF Penn. avonue md llth street
Star O6aoe Building.
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and D sts.
GUARDIANS SALE OF LOTS ON STREET,
BkTMEnE 18th AND 18TH STREETS
- By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court
oof the District Of Columbia passed in special
term, the undersigned will offer for sale ct pub
JIG auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY,ths
23d day Of April, 1874 At O'Clock m. lots Ii, L.
Is, IA and Is in the subdivision of square 276,
Terms: One-third cash, one-third in six months
and one.third in twelve months from day OF sale,
cent. and be secured by deed OF trust, the pur-
chaser may, pay all cash at his option. A deposit
are not complied with In five days thereafter, the
property may be resold at the risk and cost Of the
defauiting purchaser.
MARY =. WILSON, Guardian.
apsths,tuSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Auc.s.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE until
THURSDAY the 7th day of May, at the same hour
and place. BY order OF the Guardian.
ap25-d&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
DY J. T. WORMLEY CO.
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KT DUs0AHsoN, BsOs., Aaotioaser..
- spatassd cor aer Oh sat d strssss north xes,

ID s'atis,a Sorasr ss ed sirsss north zee.
LAsGx SALE OF MAaxtrI,xsr ruRxr.
Esssas sEIfs' 1osrI ~ $50; GGssLLssTTFF
pHtsss sss sgtFs s5gs I.. AtssSs
bELS aN0 0fdu1 UARPsrS Rk1xZN
OaSAMENrS, MASrEL OLoOK !, RsRy
F nATfstssfss yfs
oIoras. sEy SLyLsg asp orassoi Ais,
ssp Sch eGSr .rs:E- * 70 sis s.gs
EN99ssrs asnsTy EEsIksyssssY ooogPis6 BY
a On THURSDAY M0RNIs9, April 30,
conmsactag ct III O'Clock, We viii sell, on
TIE promises, the entire coptents OF 1u sc No
l2IS Four sud-s half strest northwest.
rue furniture IL very fae aid in goei
erdsr The attsntioo OF private il called 80
thus sale, :. IL Is very sedom they have nance 70
buy such farniture. u lass Tor rent.
apzo,1 DUS)ANs0N BIOS, Aucts.
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- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 1311h Pennsylvasia avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE FRENOH ROOF
HOUSE, LOCATED UPON TWULARGE LOTS
SOUTHEAST OF HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
- By virtue Of q deed Of trust to Daniel L Eaton
and myself, dated November 10th, 1872, and duly
-recorded in Liber No. 70l, folio 300, one of the
land records Of The District of Ooambia, and at the
request OF the party secured thereby, will sell, at
public auction, In front Of he premises, on tn Is.
DAY, April 3Oth, 1874, ct 5 o'clock .. m, the fol.
described real estates situate in the county
end g. in Block l6, in the Howard University subdi.
vision of the farm of John. A. Smith, commonly
Terms: $500, v it'll interest at ten per cent. Der
annum from November 10th, 1872, to day Of sale, in
cash; balance In one and two years, with interest
from day Of SALE to be secured by deed of trust
the property sold. A deposit OF three hundred dol
lars will be required on the day Of sale. All con-
yeyanciDg at the cost OF the purchaser. III terms Of
sale are not complied with in days, the Trus
tee reserves the right TO resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the defsuliug purchaser, after i've
days advertisement In or more newspapers pub
lished in W Arlington, d. q.
GEO. w. STIOKEEY, Surviving Trustee.
at7-eo ads lChr.1 j. MORMLEY 90 Aneta.
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SUGARS.
(NKw YORK STANDARD BRANDS 0NLYJ
notwithstanding the advanced market, We con-
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wRGHf WARMERS SUPER AND
9AUZn MERIH0 UNDERsHIRT5 AND
DRAWERS.
Ola GAUZR MERIN0 SHIRTS. SILK
SHIFTS AND DRAWRRs, Isle TaRlAD
sHIRTs AND DRAWlRs, LINEN AND
JEAN DRAWERS.
The largest and most eeg ant lines OF English and
reneh HALF HOSE, in Plain, Balbriggan and
ancy, ever offered In this market.
GLOyEs.-Harris and L. II. q I. Kid, in one and
NO buttons. Lisle Thread IA one and two suttsns
AL the new shades.
WINDSOR sOARFs, Ties and Bows, In Plain
Black and Fancy, Of our own i'm portstion.
Hemstitched HAEDKEROHIEFs; aIarge stock
sqst received, In plain and new styles, in Fancy
Borders.
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AUCTION SALES
RI JAMES GUILD. Aucuoneer,
- No. loll Pe1.syiranis ave,


m JAmES GUILD. Auctioneer.
- No. loi< Pe1.sSirAnia avenue
sIooIp slAsoHoy Qua RseuLAs wssx.
OIHkk lLOMtklNS PLAN rs
mn Oa THURSDAY, April Sc n A ,if- r>st
~ o ctook, we ~ili sell, In our auction no, ", !.
- choice end vsried eos.cfion OF rsow .ria !,
fisnn JAS. GUILD, Auctioneer,
s,1s-n LR.,seliosn 81
III kArIMER OLBABi,
- Auctisneeu and Dsai Dstass Broksrs.
eouthwSQ corner Psnnsylvsnts sven1s end Inn m .
Bar 0nce Bending.
0kAEp ePRlE9 SALE ToB BLIAs HEIpRN.
HIIAE4, PAWEBR0Kg0, Ar HIS saw
eTekE, sou rHEAsT C0BNR0 OF PENN
enLxAHiA AyENu1 AHO fHIRrEENrH
STREET NORTHw8ST
n o. THURSDAY ByENrHG, April %, is&
To- and co atiuuins FRIDAY cod sArU RDAY
- May and :, at 7:s0 o'clock, &C the sooFe ss-
tsslssment, wrsnali sell the following oolecti on
Itue Cod and Silver wssches.
Wateo chains, Bings. aud Pf.s
A nne collection % osscelsneous Dcoks.
Men Nd Boy Spring ssd san Dss Ciothiag in
Under- garments OF every description.
Pistols sod Shot guns
Opera Glssscs, Chromcs and EngrsvixrS &C.
All 90 ods vhieh have been pswnet over four
months are i0cluded In tbs sale.
Terms cash.
ELIAS HEIDENHGIMgR.P awasroser
er2s-8 LATIMER CLuARY, A uctionsar.
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RT LATIMER d OLEARY,
ID Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsylvan!a avenue and Elev.
enth street, Star Once Buildings
The Grange advance., 1874-01-07
WABAsHA, Dec. %, 1873

WABAsHA, Dec. %, 1873.
Editor Herald:
DEAR Sra II notice in recent is
sue Of your paper an article from the
pen Of a Mr.. Roberts, an Eastern eugi-
neer, advocating the project of a canal
from the waters of Lake Superior down
the valley Of the Chippewa river to the
Mississippi, the object being not only to
open a great water route to the East,
but to make Lake Superior reservoir
Of supply for the Mississippi in seas ,ns
OF low water. l see also that the press
Of Wisconsin, to some extent regard it
as feasible.
Probably neither Mr.. Engineer Rob-
erts nor the Wisconsin parties who ad-
vocate it are aware that the mouth of
the Chippewa river is more than fifty
feet higher than the surface of water in
Lake Superior. This however is the
case, and of course shows the utter i'm
practicabiity Of the scheme. r.. -
.d&aa Very truly, az2 ass a>> a. il J
=. :s.sa .s.1ia D., w. WELLMAN, :. 4s
,-.>tt iii pr .sa1s.ss..s. a..s Civil Engineer.
The Grange advance., 1874-01-07
THE GRANGE ADVANCE

Is a weekly newspaper devoted ex-
clusively to the interests of labor and
agriculture, and the following is it's
platform:
l. 1t proposes to secure for labor a
Legitimate reward, not by destroying
any other industry, profession or call
ing, but by increasing the power and
inf uence of the laborer 50 that he may
exercise some influence in fixing the
price of what he buys and sells.
2. 1t proposes to throw its whole
influence in favor of CHEAP TRANspoR-
TAr1oN, until the very lowest rates and
tariffs compatible with fair remuner-
alton to the carrier are realized, believ-
ing this to be one of the greatest, if not
the greatest question before the Ameri,
can people to-day.
3. 1t proposes that if railroads are
public corporations they must and shall
be made to subserve the public interests
that they shall not be permitted to
take private property for. road beds, de.
pots, &c., and collect municipal and
county bonds on the ground that they
are public institutions, and then turn
round and rob the people by extortion-
ate rates and tariffs upon the ground
that they are p'iuote companies, and
under no obligation to the public.
4. 1t proposes to be strictly non.par-
tisan, but will not hesitate to expose and
denounce corruption in whatever party
it is found: and will never fail to drag
the guilty individual to the bar of pub
lie judgment, no matter how high his
position, or by how many millions he ia
backed. 1t will deal fairly with all
candidates for Office, and will endeavor
to hold each Of them before the public
in his true and real character, withou,
fear, favor or affection.
5. It proposes to do all it can 70,
the mental, moral and intellectual ele.
vation Of the masses, being fully CON
The Grange advance., 1874-01-07
RIVER FALLS LOCALS.
DECEMBER 29th, 1873.

A. DECEMBER 18th, 1873.
The Christmas gathering here was a
success; four trees were loaded with
presents and the hall, 4Ox80 feet was
crowded either with anxious expectants
or the curious, and many were the hap
py recipients Of valuable presents.
j. H. Lords house took fire last
Wednesday morning and but for timely
aid would have been burned down. It
is one of the best dwellings in this vii.
lage.
There will be public Installation Of
of ths officers of the River Falls Grange
P. Of H. on the End day Of January at
Agricultural Hall at 2 o'clock P. NJ. ;
the public are invited.
Bro. John Watson Of this place must
have had a pleasant Christmas indeed
with six sons and five daughters, two
daughters-in-law, and four grand-chil.
dren. VINO could not have had mer:
|ry Christmas with seventeen children
At home At once to help eat a4Ghriat-
mas dinner, aud who could enjoy it
more than Bro. Watson and his in
estimable lady? Echo answers none.
Weather this morning is cold, wind
west. I notice people as they pass,
hang on to their ears and nose by
turns, which makes it difficult to decide
which they think the most of.
Wheat continues steady at 95 cts,
oats 35 cts., corn SO cts, potatoes 81.
Cutters $65 to $75.
N. P. Stone of Prescott, of the firm
Of Stone, Grey 4 Childs, gave US a
friendly call this morning. This is a
young aud energetic firm, and heavy
dealers in Agricultural Implements.
They have this season built one Of the
finest brick and stone buildings in Pres
colt, 3 stories high. The hall, we un-
derstand is to be dedicated New Years
eve Mr.. Stone is a senior partner in
the business, Of a genial disposition,
and known only to be respected; his
word is his bond.
The Grange advance., 1874-01-07
WEIGH, Jan. 1st. 1874.
Editors Grange Advance:

Editors Grange Advance:
1t appears, no one is taking any no.
tice of our town, at least none Of your
reporters. You will soon think we are
dead or frozen up. But such is not the
case. We have good sleighins, and we
use it too. Prof Raymond, Of Red
Wing, has given us term Of singing
lessons, which were we'll attended, and
gave the highest satisfaction, judging
from the way the scholars are clamoring
for more of the same. Our public
schools are we'll attended, with the very
best Of teachers in charge. Welch
Grange, No. 1856, is in good running
order. Its moral influence on any com.
munity is good, but as we have always
been moral community, its influence
is not SO perceptible here. We are
starting off hopefully in, the new year.
Officers as follows, to wit: Master,
W. L. Watson Overseer, J. S. Nelson
Steward, W. H. Linn Asst. Steward
D. F. Richardson; Secretary, J. M.
Linn; Lecturer, Mrs. G. A. Richard.
son; Chaplain, VIM. F. Revers; Treas
urer, Wm.. Boothroyd ; Ceres, Mrs.
VIM. F. Bevens Pomona, Mrs. John
Linn; Flora, Miss Nellie J. Nelson ;
Lady Asst. Steward, Miss J. E. Wat
son; Gate Keeper, Chas. Anderson.
see some one has been putting a
head on the ADVANCE, but it does no,
injure it in the least !; its appearance is
improved wonderfully. It has always
been welcome friend here, now i,
will be more so. NIX.
The Grange advance., 1874-01-07

Farmers, Mechanics and Laborers of
Minnesota, to the front Advance is
the =uni1arsal order of.the hour, and
the firm, determined tramp, tramp,
tramp of the toiling masses, who have
hitherto Jagged in the rear, is heard all
over the world in the great onward
march. Shall the $4,000 farmers: me-
chanics and laborers of Minnesota fail
to obey the order, or obeying in part
still fail to take their stand in the very
front ranks? There is no place on the
worlds mighty battle field where the
hosts of the Monopolists are attacking
the people with greater zeal, deterfina-
tion and ferocity than in our own State.
There is no place on the mighty line
where it is more important that the ene-
my should be repulsed, crushed and
routed, foot and dragoon, than right
where we stand. Are we ready for the
work
The GRANGE ADVANCE will always
be just what its name indicates. 1t
will ever be found with the advance
guard aud at the head of the column.
From it's pages no uncertain sound will
ever go forth. Based upon eternal
truth and justice, fighting in right.
eous cause, firmly grounded in the con
viction of the greatness and importance
of its mission and work, it must and
will prevail
Let all those who favor the cause o1
the toiling millions against oppression
and monopoly, the cause of labor
against extortion and greed, come te
our aid, for We are marching under the
same colors.
The Grange advance., 1874-01-07

mental and comical, interspersed with
various exercises showing both culture
and discipline. Various incidents oc-
CURED that would convulse with merri-
ment one moment, and the next affect to
tears; then came the finale. Prof.
Noyes announced that the closing would
be the Lords Prayer" in the "sign
language; turning to a little girl [
should think about twelve years Of age,
he made sign which without hesitation
or embarrassment she complied with
Coming forward she reverently knelt at
the little desk; by this time all had be-
come perfect silence, and as the little one
progressed in the recitation, the silence
became almost oppressive; all seemed to
be uttering the same sentiments, and al
though we could have " listened" for
hours, we felt sense of relief when she
closed. Never has it been my lot to wit
ness more fitting, impressive and affect
ing scene than this finale.
AS we left, we felt that our State
might well be proud of this institution,
an and the men Who would stint tie appro-
priations to carry on this great work to
its final consummation would be un-
worthy the confidence of an enlightened
and humane people.
UNCLE TOM.
The Grange advance., 1874-01-07

vinced that the existence and perpetu.l
ton of a republican form Of government
depends upon the general intelligence
and morality of the people.
6. 1t proposes to fight the hydra
headed monster MONOPOLY in what
ever shape, or form, or place it may be
found. No class privileges, no class
legislation, but equality before the law
in all respects is its motto.
Z. Finally, it proposes to work
faithfully and work increasingly for the
advancement and up-building of the or
der of the Patrons of Husbandry, to use
every means at its command to increase
the interest and zeal of every individu-
al member, to furnish them with all the
latest news pertaining to the order
throughout the country, to give them
all the latest and best agricultural news,
to post them concerning every humbug
that we can discover in the land, to fur
nish them with new songs and music
appropriate for regular meetings, and in
short to be the livest, most energetic
and spiciest agricultural paper publish
ed.
The Grange advance., 1874-01-07

4 FARMER in Kansas recently: found
himself short ofshot, vhen at aidnight
q pair %of. burglars called upon Rim:
He had gun, aud he had powder, and
be had box Of fever pills. Into the
gun went the pills, and after a mo-
ment into the burglars, one Of whom
MAS killed and the other severely wound.
ed. Neither Of the scoundrels is pre.
p@yed to certify that the pills did him
anv Onos1 E. ~ f<#& 0@3 %Ea8 I