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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-04
SMEniFF'S SALE.
STATE OF NEVADA, /
COUNTY OF EURtkA.

81 EIFi'SofrIrr.
ECR&kA. Nevada. sept. I'D, IL.
Y'll!S Is 10 CEi.rl.I THAT BY VIE
1 tao oi a Judgment and Decree issued
o,t oi the District toGrt OF the SIKH iu-
dlciai listict. IN and Tor the to,Hty OF
Eait"a. .'tats OF NefaUa. and 10 iae air ct Il
AID delivered tian II judgment. rthdtrd
aud doe>cted ia said Coat on the LIST day
\. aXtuii rs plaintiff, and against lsidor
aaron c.ehGait..ot TIE IN ii oven ho :
said hrrc iitndrei AMI >cvrnt.-s2yen
1,"-u"llars gold coin If IL, t%l.itsd
stat, $ ami interest on tie sun Of Fix ihou-
SAID h!ea l!"i.lret and >ey"nt -'rvsn
=. j,II--dot!ars gold coin oI the nitcd stat :.
AZ tbs rat, oi two per cent. pr
,nom.!i, frU,n September 1T until iaii, to-
gHther with taN, cost .. salt, a"o,htl;ig to
The sum ri !. ty- oar and O.lH0 oh ,U-.G9-
cellars IN gold coin, aLu all a%ccrUin. costs III
the cato % saiI Judgment. notice Is Lere-
y given that !, -. l.. ,uillvar, sn"rih, d III
thc in"nn'r required by !aS, exc and levy
upon the Property uf SAID 3c.cnJait named
Ia said decree, the following described rca,
lIo'tftr, all and sing liar: that certain li.ce
or iarcet Il land. sitaate, lHilg and being In
the town ot i.ureka, tuaIty o: EUrnha. and
tat ot Nevada. and mere PARTICULARLY Dc
Stribcd as ,oiioTs, 10 wiz:
ijeirg lot No. sev"n-1 in IlocE No. one
-l-d.-lgnated On the plat or uap Of 4.
monroe S.frv"y ot the Town OF E,,rcka, aud
upon which said ii CO or parcel o. land is
that Certain stont banding, erected bf sald
dctt ndant and used and o%eculied by him rs a
store room, and winch said lot ironts on the
west side OF Main street in said TOWN.
width Of twenty-five 2j-fcct AID rsnn;ng
back on or in Il westerly direction orc han
drrd-iW feet. tho same width: and notice
is hereby giytn that i wi sell said real Prop
erty as Il orrsaid, at The Goart-hcnse door. in
the Town Of Eureka, f,uroka Co snty aforesaid.
on SatMr.iny. the 2it.. Eay Of sep.
tcEnbev. 1874. b.twcen the hears OF . \.
NJ ulGt n = II "a, V.It. - 2 I , .'.II.k VI nj s1Il
day. The sale OF said real property will ~inciaic
all right, TIT. and interest OF ti7 said d.
tci..aI,t in and To the above described prog
erty wh"n said Judgment became Il lien
lsty said execution and all costs.
81 j. ID 81 IIlEA\ ShariE
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-04

On \ ToVR.-Dr. Il. Il. Childs, the
we'll known dentist, left on the Eureka
stare This morning for II professional
tour through the mining camps %.
White Pine county. lie will he absent
solne wceks; and during the interval.
aching teeth and the Austin Stock
Board must anguish and suffer. If he
al find a good assessment paying
mine during his tour, he may make
arrangements TO incorporate it and
place /, on the list OF the Austin Board.
-keretitc. ID.
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Indignation NaetiH- OcCOIorcd CT.
ixenS-TOO Mach s.cIiency shown
to cx.sebe!S- Extra Session Gs
Congress Gale ; For-t;ni. lsI,iih
Maid Beats Her Fastest Time.
TrOttiu. II Vile ia 2:lA.

I"oSloN. sept. ..
\ coiorcd Indignation meeting, held
here last evening, vas addressed by
VIM. Wells, George Griffin. john
l.. Smith, T.. q. Walker. and others.
They believed that there had leen
altogether too much lenicncy shown
to eN-rcbels and that the siave-holding
power was still struggling for supre-
macy. They called upon the resi-
dent 70 take prompt measures for the
suppression of The present state of af-
fairs, and ii he had not the power to
do that. to convene an extra session of
Congress. Resolutions expressive of
these sentiments We're adopted.
At Mystic PARK TODAY, Goldsmith
Maid trotted against her " record
for Il purse ofS2,5uo. She was allowed
three trials and was accompanied by Il
running horse driven to Il buggy. On
4 e second trial the track was scrapcd
close to the pole and there was not a
breath of WIND. She went to the
quarter III 33 seconds. to the half in
l:0j', lifting her head slightly as She
reached it, but trottcd the last hall
without a show OF break, and made the
mile in 2:l4.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-04

PERSONAL.-II. II. Whitehill, State
Mineralo9i>t, arrived in town last
evening. from Eastern Nevada. where
he has leen On business connected
with his office. Mr.. Whitehill has
mace a good official and we shall cor
daily support him for ro-c!ection.-
HcH0 ,J0uiau{, %.
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-NEH' TODAY.
Q THE ASSEMBLY,,

WELDING ToTliE SOLICITATIONS OF
hi many fgi,nds. CAfFAlN JoilN VI.
lULEl hs- consented to become a caudi-
date for the Assembly. subject to- the deer
sion Of the Demo ratic-iib,ral Conventions.
SeIfeMb Der ith. lSai. 81
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Heavy Thunder Storm Telegraph
Operators DriVeI from Their
Offices and the INSTRUMENTS Dc.
Ts1ii-hei-Smjien DEATH al u PO-
lice asii.cer-KumOrei iseatil Of
Agatha Mates.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. s.
During a storm to-day, at Point Lo-
hos, the telegraph office was struck by
lightning, the operators driven out and
the Instruments DESTROYED. AT the
same ~instantthe opcratora al Merchants
Exchange received a shock which
nearly raraiyZcd him.
The thunder showers experienced
here to-day eXtende | into many co,n-
ties of the INFERIOR. The weather here
this evening Is cool AMI ioggN.
The operatives OF the fire alarm teie-
graph Were driven from the office dur
Ing Il shower to-day by the sudden ac-
ce>sion of ATMOSPHERIC electricity along
their Wires.
jas. II. Weed, Sergeant of Police,
died to-day, after Il very hriet il ness.
He leaves Il lar-e family and circle OF
t lends to mourn hi loss.
\ report reached this city tonight
that Madam Agatha States died to-day
in New York.
Commissions M Interpretations.
SACRAMENTO, sept. s.
Governor Booth today commissioned
Edward Webster Commissioner OF
Deeds for California, TO reside at
Rochester, y. !.
Articles of incorporation of the Ell
more Till Hydraulic Mining Company
were flied i'll The Office Of the Secretary
OF state to-day. Capital. S'i,t~0, 600;
shares. Sl0o each. Also the Medrona
Grove No. n. United Ancient order of
Druid'. Principal place of business,
Santa Cruz.
Arizona Mines Encouraging Pros.
pect. ~s'Tospec,ogs Wanted to
pcve;o. lie tGin.ry.
IAN DIEGO, Sept $.
The Uotfi this evening has the fol-
lowing:
PRESCOTT. Arizona. Sept.3.
Reports from a! the mining camps
are very encouraging. Last 'ght'>
NiHcF'S mining summary say: AZ
though but little work is being done in
the mines, Yet that little pays, as all
the citizens can learn to their sati>iac-
ton by calling ut any of the stores, re-
questing to look at the gold dust on
We have in this way satisfied
and want o.lier> to do the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-04
Democratic Triumph In Wyoning.

HEN VPTUs -.
Election returns, nearly all in, give
Steele. Democrat. Il majority of le-
five and six hundred. rejoicing
him as Delegate Ivy double the ma lori
tv he received two years ago. The
Democratic ticket is generally Success
full throughout the Terriioritv.
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Congressional nominations New
Railroad scheme -<Hca:, Freight
Lac trGn: ts.e Atlantic ~SeaHOari
to the Mississippi.

tHltAiic. sept
Among the Congressional nomina-
tons yes criay were the following:
sinh Illinois District. Republican,
General Thomas j. Henderson,. de-
fpa:ing J. i. ilawlov, pre>cn; member:
Sixteen Ii Illinois pi>tric:. Republican.
General =. Martin renominited; Ninth
Michigan district. Republican. J.. \.
llubheil rcnoInina'ed: Second M;cili-
gan district. Republican. }. e. Bur
rows rennmina'cd: Fifth Michigan
District. w. Il. Williams renominaitd;
First Wisconsin. Itcpuhhcan. C.. g..
Williams.
y. convention Of persons interested
in the construction of Il cheap freight
/ railroad between the Atlantic >eaboard
and the Mississippi river, was held in
Mount Vernon, ohio, vcsterdiy. It's
ohier; was to ecu organizations in
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, ohio. lndi-
I'M, and Illinois which shall under
take the survey of a route and receive
subscriptions fox the deriving Of cX-
ren>eS. Many prominent gentlemen
We're in attendance. among them Hon.
Columbus l,clano. Committees We're
appointed. according to the original
de ign, to receive subscriptions for the
! preliminary V
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STRAYED.

nvE DAEk BAY IIoRSr. EaANBrp al
" l." on ri-it thigh, weighs about liO1
pounds. There is no white on him. Also,
one Iay Mar. branded W On lcit thigh.
Twenty-ive dollars will be paid for their de-
livery at Nebstei's Ccrfal.
aals u, j. WRIGHT.
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r

In Eureka, Sclt"n her ,, by ~. :. +
Kelly. Granville a. t.ctcher.tf + r,La, tt
Nis>permeiia Co"an, Of huntington Nailty
Flo county.
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EASTERN %OISPATC ES.
BY Overland Telegraph.

~lsrEcIAI. TO TIE DAILY SENTINEL
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ECEN.

p. 10 .lhs. a sob.
In t;eno. September !. to the wife Of j. H..
Breed. 4 son.
in ellsworth. Areust3l, to the ni..e OF I.
$. Glad1ing, u daughter.
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fixtures for Sale.

IIiE FIXTURES. FURNITURE, ETC, OF
n lirs;-cla>s restaurant j. offered for sale
cheap. fo particular. inquire of
je3n ". II. CLARK,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-04

a PUFF FOR FIrCiI. - The Reno
Crescent Of late date has the following:
Hon. Tom Fitch recently lcc,ured to
the good people OF san Francisco upon
his visit to Europe-what he saw, mn
p%ressionS ..ade, etc. We almost envy
his auditor, the rich intellectual treat
the banquet of genuine hulnor and
sparkling wit. We admire intellectual
power and refined culture wherever
found. and i'll our humble opinion.
Mr.. Fitch Is the most eloquent and
pleasing speaker in the country, and
that no man has been more mi-rerre-
scented. misunderstood and wrongcd as
a public man than has Mr.. Fitch.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-04

TIE Town OF PIoctiE.-Cuioncl \.
e. Ellis. who has jut ri. rnrd from Il
tour OF the western counties, informs
us that the town OF Piocile has tie APP
rearance Of a western city; that the
hotels and saloons are all solid and
handsome lookin" builinys; the streets
well lit, and after dark it j, in reality a
stirring Three hundred or
more miners are constantly employed,
and although many mines are a. pres
ent lying Idle. the general impression
i that confidence in their value will
be restored, and Phoebe eventually be-
on the town of towns in Eastern Ne
vads.-'q.Sy~ r. bi,eo. Isl.
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NOTICE.

4 LII PERSONS Ale HEREBY NoTI-
N fed that GEO. DUlGiiEi;TY is no long.
n agent Tor the Eureka Market. The books
can be ionld at Montgomery n Cos oilicc, in
~ y'ls, Fargo COS hi ding. All who are
indebted are requested t. make inlnediatc
Scttle.i"nt, snd those having claims, to me
sent tll"in vi the office Of tbs undersigned.
a4Ilj AIt\ltitAi IA A co
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FOR SALE.

4 FINE SPAN OF BUGGY DELIVERY
"A Horses with set of harness: also n
each. by applying to
au9 VBEhfELDE2 & HARRISON,
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7Sc is not Allowed 10 C~oUnmuni.
cate with Any Friends Demo.
cratic Convention -yi;c Cosnsnu.
nt.ss E~ndcaserin- to Raise the
Rel Flag tn EOme OF the
Rin=lcaiers Prompt Action of
the Government.
NEW YORK. Sept. :.
\ letter. dated Havana. August 18th.
SAYS. that on the 18th an order was
given to put Frederick rockery in the
chain gang, W hici was lone. lie was.
however. spared the %indignity of being
sent To WORK with the remainder OF the
gang. All communication with his
friends in Puerto Principe was denied
HIM, and on tie 26th he was SHIPPED
from Neuvita> for Havana. where he
arrived August 18th and was forthwith
sen: to Ca mnas Fortress. No one had
communication with him up TO the
time the letter was written.
The Democratic Convention which
me, at Hager>,ewn. Md. Yesterday.
nominated Wm. Walsh for Congress.
Montgomery Blair was of the de-
fea:cd candidates.
\ letter from Rome says: \ revolu-
ton party now desires 10 set IN the
Red i;epub!ic and Commune. and To
ii4stN III tANillt bit ffiiiN" u t"NtN' ~
Paris. Ii has become bold enough to
summon q Congress to he held al Fer
raro. ON the ID of August there was
a sort OF caucus preliminary 10 this
Congress held al 4 villa near Pinicni.
and nj this there we're = leaders of the
revolution. from all parts OF the Pen
in>ula. The Government mlrched a
body of troops TO the villa. surround
ell it, AMI arrested the y Reds. They
were searched. and from papers found
upon them. and lrom other in!orma-
ton. the Government Obtained Il list
of over 2G0 clubs of Reds and in.erna-
tionalistS in the Provinces of EaNenra.
Aetna, Bologna and Ecrraro. These
clubs were al closed within the next
few days. their papers seized. and
some OF their members arrested. On
the 9th and loih. acting upon informa-
ton obtained from papers taken at
Rimini, the Government a~rres,cdthree
International chiefs III Florence.
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Subscription for Stock.

Ten thousand five hundred (SlO.O)l do.
lars of the stock have already been taken.
ard tn books ara now oran to tn. public for
subscription for the remainder. to wit: 80. 5Nl
a. the Law Office Of lii.lhouse a Davenport.
hy!and's building, Batcman street, u.on ,l,s
following terms;
Twenty 20 per cent. Of tho slbscrip.ion
will be- required at tho time of Subscribing.
and twenty t20l per cent. every thirty tOl
days thereafter until the same is paid up.
by order Of the l;osrd of Trustees.
NM. ARLINGTON, President,
WI DAVENPORT, Secretary.
Eureka. New. July =. 1871. iy7-,d
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ROAD TAX.

NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN THAT
~ the Road Tax FOR 1874 is now due and
payable to me. without further delay.
j. u. Nails. load Supervisor
Eureka, JUNG 10. .s1i. irll
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NOTICE.

4 La PERSONS KNOWING THEM
y sly ind aLtsi to M SIXTY DAYS or
at.rs viii pi as cal! a o nd aid settle b.
Ic:o ord tri.s anythl... auorr.
HinAM JOHNSON.
Eureka. SOFT. lSt, l"Ii. S.-,Ol
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For State Minera!oglst.

AUTHoRIZEDTo ANN. t Hn.
w General A. a waladcr. q " MI, s',b.
as a candidate for State Mineraiegisi. sa a,a
iect To- The decision Of the Republican stJ0
Convention. -
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WANTED,

MNEDIAIELl, Bl j. X. WHITING.
l ton, hamilton, Two sheep shearcr,.
/ rice thirteen and II hall Cent? a head. with
ont h0aid. nui,
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For Sale O? Rent.

A Will FURNISHED LODGING HOUSE
IN ON North siuei street. containing eight
room Terms to suit purchasers. Apply to
Jy2rtt :. .;iDGE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-04

THIS ASSOCIATION Is INCORroR arr.
Il under the laws Of the State Of Ncr,.dd.D
Tor the pnrrose OF rceting a building for ,S.,
vide. the same into suitable rooms for r,~ 70 Al.
the Lodge Of Odd Fellows and other soc !, 70
and organizations. and for store. ard osranne.'
and will proceed Immediately to ercc, mreeee,
the land @"nated to the Association b" i IN
citizens Of Eureka. situated on tho cas-, s;,asns
Main street, 1872 feet south Of The po.,nM'ool
in Eureka. a su 6stantial "e''
Fire-Proof Building,
Being a two t2) story. and basement frc.,,,,,
stone building. fronting IL. fcct on the csSt
side of Main street. and running ems, iND so %'
the same width. to tho west side Of Bu.ll Ivy, .ee!'
the basement having . frontage on said Rr'ii
street of ~ feet. nuti
The entrance to tho basement will h,..
Buel street. and tho Basement room Viii On pa
% by feet in the clear. with a I-foo. o,T'
ing. and will be rented to responsible n,r rS,I.
by the Trustees. '""es
The first story will be partitioped a. ;,..
two storerooms. o. by Is feet in tho c,n Ia,
with a lj-foot ceiling, which will also l.,
rented, 70
The second story will be divided into roo,,.
for the convenient use of Odd Fellow LoSr.'
and of the ~yurioas societies which NAV 80
therein, nrd ON this i.oor there will be fra * !;
rooms. all of which will be rented by n.
Trustees to proper tenants "'
The building will bc finished in frs;.rI,,,
style. and provided with all convenience f.,
tenants, and the Trustees. from a careful ,,d ~
prudent estimate Of the revenue Of n,
building. feel confident in assuring to ths
Stockholders a net dividend Of 2 : per cent.
per month cn their investment. '
The work will be prosecuted with IN, n.
most dist atch. consistent with ecogomy apd
Substantial work and it il contemsl,tei ,b,,
tn" b i.ding will b, ready for use in four a
months from tins date. "
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DR.. J. WILLIAMS,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. SVrr,Ja.
on South Main Street. Eureka Ss,IIp
txo door, ABOVE the Parker Hocsc. aa%''
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MISCELLANEOUS
ADOIPH SUTRo

WILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE OF Ne
w vada at the points and dates hereafter
mentioned, in n lecture N
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And at such other places Ms may hereafter
be advertised. Seats will be reserved for La
dies. nu.O-td
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NOTICE.

sbA,SfiES lioL"lNH BILLS .GAlNST
1 the l.oosac Smoltiug WORKS are rearc.t.
Cd to rr"Seit HE saiIc at the office Of the
Company on or bciere The .til INST.
iiAi.iN ,fitut !. Manager.
Lhreka. NeE., september list, M. 81
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FOR SHERIFF..

WE.litEA ATTIC: IZEDTo ANNOUNCE
w :. N. HENLEY. o, alisaI as . can
tiieate !ur Sh mi oi tarcfa Co;ntv. SUBJ Get to
III Heeslon q his lcinoeratic county Con-
y,Iii1 III of SAID toanty. sid
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MINES AND MINING

Illustrated by the Calcium Light. in which
he will also refer to tho Political Situation"
os folloys.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-18

;, lilE death of Fritz Reuter-. the we'll known
ueruau uovest aud poet, has been anuoulc-
ea' This remarkable man did not begin his
.afeer as an author until he had passed his ft
uc'h Year. His books have been translated in-
,u. every Continental language, and edition at
vi ed.i!on has been run off from the press.
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Tx SHE.
& Wattles, lot Union, GibbOn
GALE OF PROPERTY FOR NON-PAI
= MENT OF CITY TAXES.

Under the following order recently pas cd BY
The City Council, we will exposeat public sale, On
TUESDAY, the Gth day of October. lo1l'
in front Of the Market Building, Royal street.
A'ez'"ItSi i.ofs 's:s AMI ipG 1I ,ssj'ss
thereon or rs much thG.-uf us may be necessary
to pay and satisfy the taxes, assessments or
charges due to the City Counci! oi alexandria
on Inc sane:
"ORDEkED, That the Collectors OF Taxes DC,
and they ar hereby, DIRECTED 20 a'Vert'se ana
sell all property Tor unpaid taxes, rs follows, 10
wit:
"The list of property on which taxes arc due
and unnaid shall be madu orf BY May lst is 4,
and published in the two daily pap Rs Of this
city once in each month unt!l ocptenDcr nrst,
1874, after which the inserting shall be .vicc a
wecE for one month whom Oh the first Iu"> lay
of October, in default OF payment, III" Collectors
shrl sell at .'ub'ic auction all property so AL
ve"ti:ed n delinquent"
The pure users Will DC required to pny III the
time OF sale the taxes, Assessments charges and
eX pcnses OF sale. he rrupric.ur or proprct"rS
of such ots his or their hens representatives or
agents, may, within two wears from the day OF
safe pAy t. the purchaser thereof Gr To- the
Mayor, the money paid Tor such taxes, charges
and expenses, us aforesaid, with twelve per
ce1tum pc" annum a Interest thereon or make
tender Of the saline, in watch event ne shall be
reinstuted in his original title. Ii no such pay
lurnt or tender bc made within twO years next
at;er the sale, the purchaser will be qaired to
nsy the remainder of the purchase money lntp
the treasury OF the City Council, where it VIII
re main subjcc; TO the order Of the proprietor Or
his leg ii representa- e; an! the purchaser, Oh
the payment OF Luc whole M, unit o the pur-
ch .se money will rereive II title To the said lot
or Its, or sach parts li"reo in ice simple, from
the Mayor.
The sale will commence ut ten o'clock II. III.
on the day specified ANA If not conpictod on
that day, viii be cont nued irnm d y IL day,
and rom tim, IT, ti,,c, until complclul
JNO. r. Il LII, Col North. Dist.
: il. FIELD, Col. South Hi>.
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GALE OF PROPERTY FOR NON-PAY'
= MENT OF CITY TAEES.
Bv direction of The City Council, VIII be ex

By direction or Inc C!Ly Souicl!i WIZ oo "a
posed at public sale, on
TUESDAY, the 9th day of October, 1874,
in front or the MARKET Building, Roya street
Alexandria W.. the following
LOTS AND IMPROVEMENTS
thereon or As much thereof Us may be neccsss-
ry to pnv and satisfy the taxes assessments ..
charp es due TO the City Council OF Alexandrlf
Oh the same-this being Il regular sale OF ocllil'
quent property duly returned rs such by !fe
Collectors under oath, ns provided IN the CITY
Charter.
The purchasers will be required to pay at the
time oi sale the axes, assessments, charges ana
expenses of sale. The proprietor or propr!elors
of such lots his or their heirs, representatives, OF
agents may, within two years FROM the day OF
ssIc nav to the purchaser thereof, or TO tht
Nuvor, the money paid for such taxes, charges
md EXPENSES as Il oresAld, with twelve per cent
nm Ter snnuul ss interest thereon. or make d
tender OF the same, in viii h event he shall be
reiustuted in hfs original title If no such pay
rCent or tender bu n.ale within two y,ars next
after he sale the purchaser will be required to
nav the remainder u the p.rthAse money into
the treasury OF the City Council, where it will
rem in subject To Lie order OF the proprietor or
his lcgal representative; ard the pur urchaser, on
the p,vmcnt OF tie whole amount Of the pur7
cnase money, will receive title to the sald ict
or lots or such pslt. thereof, In fec simple, trUL
the Mayor.
The sale will commence at ten o'clock m.
on the day specified, ANA il not completed on
tia, day, will be continued from day TO day,
and RON time to time until completed.
JNr. r. HILL, Col North Dist.
5. X. FIELD, Col South. Uist.
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HxyE KEEP constantly on hand an assort-
w ment of READY-MADE WOkh, such
as Doors, Sashes, Blinds, Frames, Mouldinss,
Brackets, &c.
fab - B F. PEAKE s. co.
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KU7Ls.s.s-sr 4H.; ;TE EsE.iE.
VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR ANIL FRAME
FACTORY
AND planning MILL,
N. Z. COR. FAIRFAX AND QUEEN SITS
An assortment OF
REA NJ ADE WO Rk
constantly on hard, such Us
DOORS SASHES, BLINDS, FRAME ho,
MUULDINGS, BRACKETS, NEW
ELS, BALUSTEKS, Sc, &c.
Will buy and trade for Walnut and Ash Logs.
RlSHEILL i HOOGE,
feb 1C Al aundra, Virginia.
pr pEAKE B. W. tI.LS
JOHN W. PEAKE.
ID F. PEAkE u CO.,
D.
(Succossors toJ w. Nails Son & Co..
DEALERS IN
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, PAINTS, HARD
WAKE, LEADS, OILS, CEMENT,
CALClNED PLASTER, &C.,
No 1877 King street,
feb 2-tf Alcxaudra, Virginia
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DOTOMAC SMOKED HERRING in store
L and for sale by
WIN. F. BROOkES,
les l47 King street.