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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

j; is such little incideuts as this
that keep une's faith in human nature
and in the future; Just auer the great
a,e, the employees OF Macu.lar, Williams
Il Parker, Boston, Of their own uo!iou,
proposed q reduction Of salaries, Tucir
generous offer was accepted. since then
the business OF the drm mas prospereu,
aud las. Wednesday, the partners played
the return game, 4hey preseniei each OF
their Clerks With cueck Tor the ui
amount OF the pay surrendered, atd ar'
noluced that al the salaries had heeu
pnt bacl, To the old figures. We wish
snch histories as this got into the news
papers u great deal oftener than they do,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

Aud cnust thou. mother, Tor a moment think
That W.. thy children, when old age shall
shed
lis hlAnchiug horrors on thy weary head,
Could from our hest duties ever shrink
Sooner The sun from his high sphere should
sink
Than we, uugrateiul, leave thee In that
day.
On aAun Thee, totterlng on the graves cold
brink
Banish the thought where er our steps
may roam,
O'er smiling plains or wastes without a
tree,
Slill will fond memory poiut our hearts t'
thee.
And paint the pleasures OF thy peaceful
home;
Wlie duty bids us all thy griefs sssuage
And smooth the pillow oil thy sinking age
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

They have a peculiar way OF telling
The heNs In some of the Western Jour
walls. FOR exumpie. " The teller Of the
VILE 81 arie Bank Of Montreal despi-es
NE way in which two Yankees rot
slO,4oi lhsiine lett on the counter Of his
establishment the other day, They were
great ,anhef dealers On the Ottawa
river, and they wanted to open an iui-
meusc account with him, and 'Hou just
! look at bat map on the wall, Mr.. Teller,
which shows you where we operate, they
said. He looked, and the men escaped
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

Bishop Wilmer, of Louisiana, called
upon the President Monday, and in
formed bim that many per.ous were
starving in that State" The President,
acc cclmuauied By the Bishop, went 10 the
capto and sent for Speaker BIaiuc and
The Louisiana Representative, with
whom he had q conference. /. is under
stood that Represcn'atiSe Sypher will TO-
dag introduce bill authorizing the Wan
Department TO issue ratlOus to the desti'
I tnfa.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

a ST. Louis lover gave M . match with
a 5000 heiress because she objected To
smoking. SO states an exchangs. An
ether adds:
THE maid. az by the papers doth appear,
whom ATTY thousand collars made SO deai
10 test Loiharto's passion simply said
Forego the weed before we 90 to wed
For smoke take flame III be that tiame
bright tanner;
To have YOUR Anna give up your Havana,
But he. when thus she brought him 20 tn
scratch,
Lit his cigar and threw away his MATCH
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

At Richmond, Virginia, Monday,
JUDGE iuiroi of the Hustings Court, re-
fused tue petition Of Iiomnent celored
it'zrns that colOied men be put on jliies
when colored criminals are 10 be tried.
He SAYS that 10 comply with the request
would he 10 adopt test as TO the QuRlid-
cation OF jurors mot only recognized by
law, but in violation OF the spirit, at
least. of the F r'te-nth Amendment aud
Civil Rights bill"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

A little boy, whose mother had prom
ised him present, was saying bis
prayers preparatory 70 going to bed, Inl
his mind, running on a hose, he began
as follows;
g. Our Father who art 10 Heaven ma
wont you give me horse--Thy bngdou
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10
HE PRACTICAL LOVER,


--
He PRACTICAL LOVER,
II was agreed on all hauds that Ned
stoue was a very practical fellow. lie
was a broker In the city. lie had been
very poor at one time IN his .ie, and had
TO work very hard His industry hat In
the eud, however, met i,s due rrwatd.
AT middle age Ap was comfortably cir
cumstanoed. v hen he announced 10 his
.ricrds, therefore, That hcihongn Of talk
Ing to himself ii wife, ID was thought gen h
erally that the step be neditated was
prudent one. Aud when he further
stated that he had made an oiitr oi his
hand to one GeorEiana Wauen, the
daughter OF wea thy merchant, and
that his oiltr had been accepted BY tue
lady, we Of course, hasten to tender our
cougratnlatOn on the occasion.
Ned Stone spoke Of the matter In his
own simple, sober way.
"Weu, YOU know, I'm getting on" he .
said, ''and If Pm to mary it's abon. time /
| should think of setting about IL. You're .
very kind. think fhall be very hHTpy .
in fact I've no doubt of it-as happy af /
a fellow has right to expect to he. One {
has no right to expect too much, of
eourse. But Pm quite tOud in my way
of this Georgaua Warren, and think
that she In her way is fond of me. She
ispot too young or too Old, not too good
looking. nor vet too plain; ste is sensible
and accomplished enough; aud / don't
see WHY She shoull,.'i make o -uod sort
of a wife. and, eim4aily, don't eee why
/ shouldn't make very good sort OF
husband. Pehaps I'm not very fond of
old Warren. the father. and perhaps be
isn't yeiy fond of me. But ! don't know
os thet matters vctv much dare say
we abali mndcrstnrd Zach other b, tier by
and bv meantime. must tiy and make
,be 49, or thn old n,,n's ut6or. and not
nm c,,,nter to bim more than can avoid.
hna il Gems tn me that the old fe low
Ahu ~ fNN'hF ~ iAfN tA't'N f'-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

Msfdened anl sore aifr!rhtei.
bushes like one heni ght"u,
Aui lhe inps4ts of fluuds fho crossts,
10 ictf aui 10 right sine tus0pa
with al.mmerlug, gnltrn Alrn
Ul. lirirt thou am stricsru and aiiiug.
Watching and waiting for morn,
While tine night ia so Wenfiiy waning
But useless i5 Thy complaining,
Thy sorrow ia unAvailng
To call back the tuieturning
And foohsh ihy ioud chieayor
Y4 itu Agbin into burning
TIL 1oli aud Ges0lAte Aahce--
" kindle asi4A into flashes
A lic that has Fauishcd forever,
--Gaiaty JSf bs-snbsr.
TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
More About tia Late csuist-ghe Relative
siza Of The Water Witch aud Reliance
Blg.nas
Since the late trial between the Water
Witch and Reliance engines, everybody
has been liyirg to "rig the members OF
the iJgm'r company. On the night fol
lowing the squIt, the Water Wltch's
house was KEPT open until after " o'cl.c ok,
as ia usual ON New Years eve. some
w1r, itheg ignorant Of this iaci OF pur-
pos ly iguarirglI, while passing the house
40 late hour, Observed ihri lie gucsstd
the members nu be silll looAng for
their engines average"
IN "a Wn town cigar store picture
is di-piay 10, repre- sentin" The Delaware
aug Fame enlircs thrown npOu o pie Of
Old scrap iron. over which is a sigubuard
| Witch" conspieuonsly displayed. The
9 o H.. aaf ffta M
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

The Sussex Journal now says that she
nomination of Greeley by the Democrats
was grand mistake, and further OBJ.
serves that Delaware must revolt at the
idea Of MI. Loaand voting for civil
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

Vast Forests Filled with Strange Beasts Once
Where Nov There Are Only Wild Plains
The Elephant aud Hippopotamus Beneath
the Native Palms Of Kansas, Wyoming and
Colorado.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

"A sprightly servant girl in Troy re-
stnted an insult from a corner loater oj
| :. -. Z. Ill EIaN of NnaaL In ll. lAne
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

Oa tie first Monday in April mex, the
biennial election far Chief aud First fnd
Second Assistant Engineers Of the Fire
d .paftineut of this city will be held. As
y,t there have been no nominations for
ihe positions and hut little concern thus
int seems To- be displayed IN the com ~
Decliou. This shou,d not be- a deep
Interest should be taken in such a1aiis
aDd thp best men in the department
brought TO compete for the cthces. Two
years ago This month, the nominations,
we believe, were all made. with
oue exception, ard the Coudi
ia'es hao ample Opportunity to make q
'jburlu-1 cau,ass before election day auc
the ur1mcn IN abui dance Of time TO DE-
ide on tle G,u,ss q those seckil = ,hsil
suffrage.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10
UgsA1D

For DAYS and weeks upon the lip has hung
a precious something for an absent car
Some tender confidence but lately sprung,
Some dear confession that but one must
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
MISS GENEHIEYE W1RD.

The London Telegraph Of March 80 has an
article speaking In high praise Of the first sp
pearance Of Misc Genevieye Ward, an Ameri-
can lady, on the London boards. At the Adeluhi
theatre play Of remarkable scenic effects has
been produced, with grand display of dissoly
ing icebergs, wrecks, drowning people, and
other terrors Of the people. The play was first
brought out some years since, but has been re-
yiYed with improved mechanical illusions. The
London Telegraph gives the principal praise of
the performance to Miss Ward, whom our
readers viii remember under the name of
Guerrabella when she took part In the operas
here. That print says:
THE dramatic interest Is, besides, sustained
BY the powerful acting of Miss Geneyetye
Ward, who, appearing in the dual part Of
Blanche de Valois and Unarita. orioinaIlv
played BY Madame Celeste, displays hicR QUAIL
i6cations for the double position here occuniei.
With fine expressive features and Command
ing figure, Miss Ward possesses the rare ca
pacity OF delineattng strong emotion without
Vehemenee OF voice or violence of gesture, and
professional experience acquired on the lyric
stage OF both America and Europe had adyan
tageously secured for her q ready apprehen-
sion OF the best means Of employing the un-
questionable talent at her command. The re-
yiyed drama, now more successfully entitled
The Prayer In the Storm was received on
Saturday night with the warmest applause by
Q very numerous assemblsge, and special com
pliments were paid to Miss Geneyieve Ward.
who was finally led forward by Mr. Webster,
on the fan OF the curtain, to acknowledge the
congratulations of the audience"
Miss Ward began her career as an actress In
England by appearing at the provincial thea
tres, her success In which, we infer, has intro
duced her to the London stage. We learn by
private letter that one of tho London play
wrights, Mr.Wills, has written play expressly
for her, which In due time VIII be brought out
In London. Her native energy Of character,
and habit of perseverance In her undertaking,
lead her friends to form high expectations Of
success in the career which she has chosen,
and for which she is Ia many respects so well
endowed.
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RUN AND LIKE TygUpArrr

~. = |ralsr
lntemperance in the use Of alcoholic bev.
erages, which is az the root Of most of the
crime and suffering In the civilized world, Il
likely at some not distant day to make .
cnange in the system Of life Insurance. One Of /.
the commercial journals Of New York has re-
Gently been Obtaining statistics on the subject.
ana presents an array Of facts which, Whils
probably not new to insurance men, VIII be OF
personal interest TO the Insurance public, For
instance, as the experience Of one larre CON.
pAny, y found that to the interrocatory Of
tne insurance application, "Do YOU use fntoxf.
cating hquorss" only one applicant IN tan
answers mo" the others replying ssoecaslon,..
ally" or moderately None sdmit nth.s /,
they are habitual drinkers. Yet mon conssIt.
ing the death losses Il appears that stx 1919,
Of these were traeesble, directly OF Indirectly,
TO rum. OF the contested cases II vas fouud
that more than . majority were nom NE sana
Taking these facts a. representative Of ths
state Of affairs In al the large companies, ths
Journal In question concludes that q q NOD
right for the insurance companies, when max.
ing their selection Of Risks 10 chain sober,
temperate, careful man 10 the body Of 9 nmod-
erste or .occasionaP' drinker, who - dallJ
f-.o--u6 Iuscu, hnu tnereDJ umlLl0| lG ak
pectancy OF Afe. Il intimstes that u 4 forcing
me temperate Jones to live ten years over N
expecfancy," In order TO make up the De.
neiency Of the tntemperate :Smith. Says ths
writer; How many sober, temperate men have
gos 70 stretch out their lives 10 pay TIE $50 o0d
on one drunken bill poster IN Philadefphfs. Who
died OF delirtnm tremens within nine u.onfhs
ater paying his first premium Of t4i0-and
whose application bore the words, stdriuks
" f. & d. " aa
It would seem, n the statistics establish TIA
fact that total abstainers are longer lived than
others. that the lives OF such persons might b
insured As "pfeferred risks" The article 70
which We have referred Is not, however, a
explicit as &c should be. For instance, n
mine tenths" of the insured are moderate
drinkers i e not surprising that at least 1sir
tentns" OF the deaths should be those of mode
rate drinkers. What Is needed, If the records
upon such points run back far enough, Is 3
computation OF statistics showing the average
10ngeyty Of those classed as ''total abstainers.o
Inls would, doubtless, furnish strong, prac-
ueai, cemmon-sense argument in favor Of such
manner OF life, which would be of great
value. Men who care little for the morality
OF the subject win sometimes be influenced by
the love Of life which is instructive In every
nreass. Here Is good field for philan-
tnropic statistician Hartford Cotraas.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25

sSTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
I'll TUESDAY, April @, 1874, same hour aud place.
s sEShakkHWR W. d sri MckksEYxh }Trussees.
ape3d&dS -. L.-.-.- y. u. SWEET, Auot.
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REAL EsTATE AGENTs.

ZEAL ESTATE AGENTS.
NoeRsK q MIDDLEToS.sls 18Th ST.. op. Treas. Dept
RESTAURAATs.,, = D
JOHN wKLcKKR. 18th ST., bet, N,r,syc: and o..
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. 80
ECLkcTIc INSTITUTE, I0Os Eleventh street, bot. X
AMI strssts ngs,aT e, At,sRticn % Parent:
where their children and Wards may receive
-7 E.Es5ssS g sgSScf ofiis srdsiisaas Ffsaf
ssss ah cas
SEWING MACHINES ! tsSe.,... .s
.i,kssss. VII 81 wiISs s 9 ih ny
tsssyises5 and iiis1kssst thinning g ~ locs;
3 a on t re sSds gSres 'os' me- =
5 64s1s sSsp' w 81 H Esss no Sss %
La SILVER PLATEns.
RoBT.L WHITnHAND, eO4 D. g., bet. ssh and 9Th.
r STAIR BUILDERS.
BHUsT 5 PesfPHREY, stair Builders, cor. 9th and
O streets, near Patsnt ONCE 80
sTAMPING DEPOTs. aLgEL
ms. zYfPRIcHT, 6c2 18th st. Also, Dress-making.
BEN. +. TasTcH, gs isth as, under Nss lfetropol-
itan BANK, Stationery, &e.-a speciality.
STEAM AND GAsFITTERs.
IA s ~ z: SSS mo- NJ "a T.. ss '
TOBACCO AND CIGARSFoREs.
J. WALLAcE . High a., Gtn.s and ~ 7th q. N. W.
TRUNKS, &C., - ~
IAyEss TOSEiN c. e. n g. next "a . Ssa:
TT1Hfs yeiises, Triyelins Bag, Lsdies,
s.,s6sIi Bells Esss. Ss5f md Sd Jesse PSSs;
y SS5s:, g: , e. 1ls0' Fine Harness saddisrT
UMRRELLAs, CANES, "a,
WI. Roslas, 90 nth f st., near fsnIa. svenIe.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
J. 8 HENAuLT q SON, Importers, icos = ct. n. ".
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DPoPosAL.s FOR FRESH BEEF AMI
Il 80. MUTTON. iflfllf 81
OryIcr posT 40 2EsoT oosy,ss og sUr-

osE.ss RSsT asI 2EfpE ne 4M s4
WAsHINGToN, ID. O., April p, 1874. y y
sss'ss In aSplsste VII III pe reest ,s
Fresh and Jsraed Bel and Mutton ellIrsd as this
depot for twe.ye months, or such less time As the
conimenrilg Juy /, 1874. information aad condi-
xIso pFoposais. In d1piestc, received until 70 M,
on the irst MONDAYS'of June. JuIy. August and
September, 1874 for the following . res; =. r..
No. Flour, Corn Aeql Soap. Beang, salt, HON.
my, Bacon, Breakflst Bacon, smoked Beef -,
Amount required each month, quality ena q2noi-
'l sPs. Gsas kn'raDy O.s. y, :. 4.
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GALE OF THE REVENUE STEAMER
- sNcCULLOCH,u
TnEAsgRI pErA 3

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
- WASHINGTON, ID. C., March %, 154. .
VIII be said at public auction TO the highest and
best bidder, for cash, at L O'Clock noon Of TUES
DAY, the 18th day of April, l14 q New York city,
the revenue steamer MCCULLOUGH Said yes-
sci built At Baltimore in 1855 10 about 500 tons
5uEthen 20; MI; length, 10 feet; beam 2 feet
nut and locust knees OF white oak and hsckma-
tack diagonal Iron braces inches By u inch on
the outside OF frame, tops Of securely veted
70 banda inches BY inch, extending from stem TO
rigging sails, awnings, boats, boatscrsnes blocks
and falls anchors chains etc. She hast
be3n engine, 4-inch cylinder, feet stroke OF pis.
ton. mnfn- sad donkey boilers, steam-pumps, and
all the NECESSARY steam gauges clock and register,
ing Of anchors chains compasses, glasses lanterns,
lsad lines tools, furniture, etc., as per inventory,
will be sold separately 1t the same time and place
The vessel viii be opeR for inspection until the
day Of sale at Government wharf Staten Island.
Inventories Of the articles to be sold with the
vessel, and ell further desired information can be
obtained on board, or Of Captain John MCGOWAN,
U, 8. r. NJ, No. 16 Broadway, New York.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
fsigned.i WIN. A. RICHARDSON,
ana ..--. Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.
Future Days.

RYGnEEN = WILLIAMS uctioIseers
~ No. ioi, northwest corner Tenth and D sts.
rRgsTEE,s SALE or TWO BRICK DWELL.
s9TApaGFsi NO. az NEAR ST. ALoYsIUs
Virtue Sssss deed Of trust aatss October q
~ and ~ &C., ofths land records for washington
county count D. sns y me written order
In fE9Hs q ne premises st $40 o'clock p: M; on
two hundred md twenty Zone, en-, In GlibertS
corded subdivision OF square numbered six hundred
and seysnty-aye, co.'s, In the city or WashlnEton
WITH ~ me improyements thereon, consisting OF
Terms Of sale. One third in cash. OF which eioo
deferred paynents TO Be made In six and twelve
and seeatsd y deed q trust saa insufanSs q he
sale othsr.iss the tIuslss ne ssht % e.
sell the properly, amer one weeks notice, At the
rist snd cost o. ss.t purchasers An eonyeyancins
at me purchaser = 'ost;w M. n WARD. rru.,..
.n,a-Turns "A. dhkEn WiLL.d,Aas,
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by LATIMER a CLEARY.
ID Auctfoneers and Read Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Penn. avenue and Eleventh
1900 street, Star once Building.
TRUsTEE,s SALE or VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE IN THE EASTERN SECTION OF THE

. Under and By virtue Of . deed Of trust, made to
me BY Herman Richter and uife. bearing date ne
9thday Of December, 1873, and recorded among tne
land records Of washington county. In the District
OF columbia a Libsr No. IA, one Of the sald ,And
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the zlth day "a
April instaht at o'clock N the sftsrroo1, ., u
Lots numbered twenty-four CAL tEenty.nve ~!
twenty-sx Ssl and tyenty,seysn y, AZ, Win
all the mprovements and appurtenences, eons..s5
ing OF all the buildings necessary 70 e-e
being Ire NJ formerly used and oeeupled
By Herman Richter, nov deeeassd. =, N .,s a..
balance in one two and three years, the p1renaser
20 give for the deferred payments nis RronlssoLy
All conTeyaaeinr st the cost Of the purchaser, 4
deposit OF 1--WE hundred dollars VIII oe fe4eEsa, y
in case the purchaser does not comply With the
terms q sac ~ nye usy parcheser Ae
80 : -. ,.r,xW; 2. WEBp Trustee.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTIONS AND REPAIR,
-WAsHINGTON, ID. C.. April g 1874.

WASHINGTON, p. G, April g 1874;
ihe ~ Nay T The s ending
time the bids win be opened;
The Buresn q oonstruction and Repair. Navy De:
patsstment, Wasetngion,n and must Be indorsed
they may be distinguished from ordinary business
" 10 prevent cesfsston. and Jacsrsat. the opening
yards ,Dfu tecIose thei 6tds Z. sepdrds enveiopes
Printed schsduiss for such elasse. g parties deal
. bidders giving the forms o proposal q gu.ran;
s. e Sss s
desire 20 BIZ on spRteSson to the an Of
yards Oh sppIieasioI to the bureau .o' VI III sDe
The Commandsnt OF each Navy Yard. and the
81 e 81 the osr
animation only IN order that persons who intend %
cst,Oa fOr s5S 81 ne Glasses Or those yards. pp
The proposals mast be for the whole OF class,
whole ciass should tSs Interest q The Gosernnsni
Eeqgire e before ne saesusiOn Of the sontr.c. An
ton ofsamples, must be made to the commandants
BID or Offers vii Be- received only from partfes
teho arg bona fde dealers In. Or manufactured or
6 RsUs
nue. for the district in which they reside,
qalred By law, ne Navy Dspsrt%ent, howsvsr, r.
Udsr tss sss ~ ihs sscead s.toa Of tie
s0SO, as principal o. srsS has Ss:n dsjasisr q.
aaH grsssogs sost1Ga i'da TIE Macy Dspartmsnt
.snrsties il the iull .mount win Pc required to
@ s5s aha Ss bsp
from he sns n. be
tracts shall have been completed, and eighty per
q By the We
yards will be paid BY the Paymsster Of the station
where he soSds are dsiiyefsd within Ten days ssf
y T6s classes a hi. baTssu are numbered and
no; E6iis osE Logs; No !, a white sInsel.rs,
S1ss!y Ihs pst ssses and
round and squars; No. g Wr9gght Iron, nat; No.
No. iiSn plass 3 oa
No; e Lead Pigs shse,; :. No p, ziSc No. a
1 Fie;; No s. anger; No. q TOOL. foP sp
ES a. rGes re- lssS 8
Ne; s., CS,oEed Paints ,RfyeTs; No; 2. tinseed
sperm and Lard On; No; e, Tsiigx, sosp; 10. s.
P.s No e. sss; N NJ
S:.s FssRs q f:.isTp rssSs
lacing; No. IS, Anthracite Coal; No. 81 Semiebitii,
Ei.oSs EOsi; 80 VISA g Bituninous Coal; No. 8,
The following Gre the glasses, b. the numbers, re-
CURED at the rs'Pssso,siEff s aaSS EsEEa''
S e, i 4 Il z & 3 & & & 4 i: d. s. ST. g.
81 E s, T. Z : & !; 2 z g q = g. ST. 50 o CO.
Nos, I. "a Y; z 9, . 8, q, $, 81. S. 50, 60, g.
6, o. 20 a. "a fFhmftsxbELrHIA
Nos. IA Is, B Is, as IS, 30 % IS, 70, 70, 81, 81 81.
S. s. 50, 90, q g, %, 20 u, n u, r. rs n, S. IS,
WASHINGTON.
Nos. a 9, IS q, e g e, g, So 50, 81, Sc, 81, IS,
90, 50. 66, 60, 20, II, "a 50, g, 80.
Nos. !, L. IS, 70, 2, Is 2. g, g, 81, %, G. g. q,
G. g, So ST. s., 81, g. 81, IS, 90, 90, IL 70, n, rs s.,
MARE ISLAND.
Nos. a. Is, a. e. Is, 20, 50, 81, So 81, S. 81 50, 90,
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, -
90 Leuisana avenue. two doors east Of Seventh st.

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Elegant Parior slites upholstered In Rep and Gre
cspilon Chsffs ana I6unsss: splendid siieslsn,
Turkey and BRUSSELS csfpets and Hugs; Rose-
Iood and 5ronzs Inlaid ~ riting, Music and
In centrel fass and DamasS CURTAIN; Dsmsef
end Rep tambrequins; very handsome Music
Stands; Sne very elegant HSrlin Msntei Clock;
carved; Rosewood Inlsid Bull Table; Vienna
AIbums AND Oaeinets Iniaid In Marble and
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splendid English Couch and Reclining Chairs:
very handsome Italian walnut Bookcases; Ia
bles and Cabinets; Walnut Wine Gases; italian
r. Oak Dining Room Suite, .polished and carved;
hand carved Wsinut Etegete: very handsome
Dinner Service complete, Dresden pattern; Dec
sert Service, Open Basket Work; German Tea
Service; Vienna Cut Glassware And lee Dishes;
very ans ststuAEy, With carved PEDESTAL and or
Der suisesg Ane Hair Msttyssses, iron Bedstesds
and Crib.t German Oak Presses. superior IL
brary and Once. Furniture; nue Copper Cook
ing 0tensiis and Kitchen Requisites; Furnace,
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& RsTfls asssrsii biiti.S IssssiOn, Road ssTeet,
GEORGETOWN Heights, being the house formerly oc-
cupied by President Grant, shall sell the above
elegant collection Of Household Furniture. The at
tentfon flades and gentlemen II specially called
70 this sale. The articles will be peremptory sold.
No postponensnt on account ofthe weather. Terms
N. B.-The house win be open for inspection on
'i spac,sa; THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.