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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-14

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M l'9DATOH MAEsION,'' rtfrr
...... OPENS SEPTEADER7, 1874. ~.
} -... THOs. SEATON DoNOHo, Principal,
The attention OF parents who appreciate th c true
Interest "a teir children Is RESPECTFULLY invited to
this new and improved school, Its system, practl-
calIy tested, rendering more pleasant, rapid and
reliable the progress OF pupils. By their advance
ment the teacher would be judged. native Of
WAshlngton. he lJWou known to large portion OF
its citizens, and here and elsewhere Tec0Jn.Zsd as
the author Of 'Iyywall," ''MoenA" aud other
volumes. y e.. ef-' '-'. EIE. q ...T -"-
application Is important, IS the school Is llnltec,
and those who ''6sgn at the beginning, VIII have
great advantage. The Principal Will be III daily
attendance AZ the school from the present time,
NJ w 70 IgIatsh 70 hls Elehos anu the
their support. " ".. -
Refers by permission to Rev. DR.. John O. Smith,
Hon. Richard WaiiAch, DR.. j. w. Nairn, NessrS.
WIN. J. Agrtagh, REPgBLIcAS; John W. Magill,
o. Lewis johnson Co.; VIM. b. Webb, John
Carroll Brent, John z. Norris, N, W. Gait Bro,
Thos. z, Co1nolly, Jos. Il; X, Plant, ]. Colds
borough Brttn, and many others. ..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-14
GUNPOWDER.
WHY WE SELL

So reasonable. We make Tea a speciality.
'iOur facilities for purchasing are sur
passed BY no house IN this country, and
equAled by few. All Teas sold by us
guaranteed to give satisfaction. Pur-
Chasing on lines or large Quantities from
dCst hands, we are enabled to sell from
p centst0 50 cents per pound less than
can be purchased elsewhere, and having
% 3 very large trade We are continually
turning over Dur stock. Consumers can
RlwEys get fresh goods from Us. In Sc
leetiDg our Teas We use great care, ana
get none but choice ehohs and OF the
latest flhportatiOns. .- - ... .....
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FLOUR-DOwNI
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY. per sack ....e3.56
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY, per sack......Sa.46
BURNT MILLS FAMILY. ct lowest rates
ISAAC wENGER's FAMILY.
A. ROSS RAYS FAMILY.
ExTRAFLoUR, persaok, sa, s2.a5 and SASS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-14
STEAMSHIP LINES.

MERCHANTS LINE or STEAMSHIPS
IA WASHINGTON MI NEW YORK.
SsreAiter the nne steamships Z. y. hhlShI and
S01 q pS LBS0h Will make regular vHEEkkILf
WASHINGTON and GEORGET0Mk, As follonsi
leave Sew York nom Pier % East River every sat-
uraay al p. N. Leave GEORGETOWN every trldSy
at5 .. %: and AlexRndria the same day at y p,
agent ONCE and wharf 81 Water street, George
town, or at the corner Of seventeenth street and
iaIl-tf President
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-14
TEAS.

wshEve recently added to our stock In this de-
partmsus by the purchased LARGE QUANTITY
OF NEw-oRoP TEAS of the different varieties,
and hence We arc now prepared to Oser special In
duesnsuts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-14

An ageut Of the -Depnrtnent WI haFe superyt-
sion OF the manufacture, storage and issue OF the
stamped enVeIopes and wrappers, and be shall at
ali times have full and free access to the apart
featured and stored Tor the purpose Of Inspecting
the same; and the contractor shall furnish him and
his clerks Suitable ONCE and deEk-roou, for the
Transaction Of the business OF his agency without
!, Tie contractor NAV also DO required to furnish,
Without charge. suitable and Operiy-furnished
rooms for use or the post Osce In reElsterngpack
ages OF envelopes and wrappers to be forwarded
tirOu III the malls. 49,. .....-.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-14

~ An communications, whether on business or
FOR publication, should be addressed to WIZ ].
MURTAeIL Proprietor, NATIONAL REPCBLIcAE,
Warrington, D. c. I'll. . .- .... ~. .-r.
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sTOeE o. HAND.

The contractor shall at al times keep on hapd
stock Of the several kinds and denominations Of en-
veOpes anil Wrappers subject 10 The control Of the
Agent iths Department, y al stages OF manufsc-
tre SUFFICIENT 10 meet all orders Of the Department,
and to provide against any and all cOntlpg enCtsa
that may be likely TO occur during the existence
the contract that each and every order OF the De-
partmcut may be prOmDtiy filed,
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GUM.

The envelopes must be thoroughly and perfectly
gUmmsd, ths Cumming on the dap Of each Except
Tor clrculaTS) TO be put BY hand not less than
half an neh,tbe entire length; the wrappers to be
also hand gnmmed not less than three f0Crths Of an
inch Id width across the enc.
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--.. q. -, LOTTERIES. - =
FfRsT GRAND CIR coN6ERT
81. FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE
MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Novsz1aBer ga, 1874.
LIST OF GIFTS

4 n. Cash Gins, amounting 90
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PACKING,

The envelopes and wrappers must be ready for
delivery the iSt day ofOctObsr, 1874, and theTeaf
ten must be promptly furnished and delivered,
complete IN all petts IN such quantities may
be Required Ill the daily orders Of pOstmRIterSi
the deliveries to be made either at the Post once
Department Washln giOn. ID. c., or At the ONCE OF
agent duly authorized to inspect and receive the
same; the place OF Cell cry to be at tire option OF
the Postmaster General and tho cost Of delivering,
wen as all expense OF storing, packing, address,
Ing. IGbsling and waterproof 10 be Paid BY the
contractor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-14
GROCERIES.

WIN purchase q pound OF very. choice
OOLON6 TEA az the AMERICAN TEA
COMPAHY'S, MS Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite WillArd's hotel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-14
SECURITY FROM FIRE AND THEFT.

Bidders are nptihed that tie Departments Will re-
gulre, as conditIsp Of ting CONTRACT that the en-
velopes and wraBeefs- shah be manufactured and
stored In apartments separate and distinct nom
those In which any other work Is done, ana In such
msHuer as to insure security against loss bT ne
or thsft.---.---.
The niahufact0ry must At al times be subject to
the inspection OF an agent Of the Department, who
will require thu stlpHIatIons Of the contract to be
faithfully observed.
The contractor. his employees, ami agents shall
CONFORM TO such regulat iOnJ - tbs apartment may
from time 70 time adopt for che securty OF the Gov
ernment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-14

srGRAND OPENING OF TIE NEW
~ Hall OF Union Bethel A. NJ. r. Church, II
str ct between SiXtesp tn and Seventeenth streets
with Ten DAYS FenEt In the Wilderness COM
mencei on MONDAY EVENING, August 3, aud
viii continue ten dsys. Admission IS cents; chill
- ~ rTIlt % au6-5t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-14

THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
unpublished every Thursday morning, and Is fur-
niEhed 10 subscribers At the following rates; Ono
eopy one year, s.; three copies one year. -; ten
copies year, SIS single copies, in Wrappers nTe
.fur rrhl r#
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-14

The contract will be awarded TO the lowest re-
spOnSible bidder for all the envelopes and wrappers,
tie prices be calculated the basis Of the nlmT
Der used Of the several grades during the Last dscal
wear, which was IS follows: .
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-14

PAYMENTS for stamped envelopes and wrappers
actually ued and iVeTed viii Be made quarterly,
after proper examination and adjustment Of a.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-01

ibren Gigentbun, pon 5eiten bieler an
ben Bapf sefeat lperoelt nllbten. tpareil
10 bebeutenb bab bie &ebe gebt \, Hins
*. Der in ginfa6beit Der 2ebenspeiie
ben Mr1ner dig 8eipiel bienen fDnnte ,
:gebe bamit nm Die 8eSii9e NQer, Die
ponaibm @ebalte Yenlionen, Bartegelo
ober Npanasen be5ieben (tpie 2esterss
Sic garbindie) 5ll neruinoern, y nm ben
Drhensgeiitli6en alsbelfen su fDnnen.
Das @eri6t; bab utan i'm aus benz Da=
tifane pertreiben mDAte geipinnt al,
Goniiffens. Sb16on idl aug gutter
Quelle tueib, baB Der Bapit bier5n ni9t
10 lei6t 5u perm6gen iein oiirfte 5io 1T
bp9 ben Stalianiiiimi 44es m5glieb
Damn aber CLAUDE i6 bab Der papf
ni9t in &om berbletben ,piir0e. Muf Der
anbern Seite4 ipurpe es pom 8. Tater
iebr tuobl aufgenor11me1, :. oaB geraoe in
bielen, iebigen i6peren 3eiten fir i'm
Die Grnenn1ln93 oes Diterr. Boti9afters
am s.. StuDle 11uumebr offi5iea in Wien
betannt eema6t porben 1T.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-01
sBictor 6 m a n uel.

2 @oiina Mirafiori Die @ottin beg R0-
nigs Gbrenmann tuetlt ge9en,pdrtig in
Nonl 3aber ni6t in ben fit ]ielbom &6=
nige bereiteten @emd@ern i'm Quirinale,
lonoern IN Der gemietbeten 8illa 9Dbo=
ipili'; 2 benn Der Rronprin5 9umbert fin
BET es gegen Die etiquette, BOP cine
'Sambolrsto6ter i'm f0nisli9en @9loIie
tpo6ne. : 9iele Meinungsoer1dieo
fiiDrt oft 16redlide Seenen apii6en @a=
ter unb @obn berbei. l1eber1aupt miroi
es tpobl faun1 cine 5anilte 9eben = in
tpel1er Iol9e Muftritte porfommen,7 als
in Der f0nigli9en Tamilie 1SapoDens.
Sic beiben S6bne milien es 10 e,nsurib=.
ten, baB Der erlau9te Yapa ni9t init ib=
rem STrauen 5ufamnlentonme oenn.s iie
1inb beibe iiber5eu9t, 6aB oer} Papa iei=
men 2eibenl9aften teine 3ii9el an5ulesen
|,ueiB !Wie ion Elm iol9er 2anbespater
bon iei1,em 0olfe s9ea9tet alnb geliebt
,perben, .na9bem ale bieIe ,l1.b mod biele
anoere 1fanoalDle @e19i6ten ldnglt in
|bie 9eTentlidfeit 9eoruuseni 1a,b3?s go
meiB atle Welt, hoB er fd cine 8ilta lln=
melt 8om setauft bat !, mo i'm ,uabren
@inne bes Mortes eirlo9arem an9elegt
liffss yiJft s;Fss!t .ff,t sFgr2Ta = ttr r ,s,s
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-01
Ser Stnr,,t 8e9e,t bic Rir6e
.5.'.,,S ! ..,.'. ,,,@ '.1s TN, tDeutfblattb. - -

ii g9us Die Bi(96fe DeutI9lanbs BEL ben
eriten Mnsei3en bes :Sturmes, ben iBis<
,rlard se9en bic Stride losaulalien;f fit
gut fanb, ttoie ei.niM a n n iaulamrnen-
itanoen 2unb au1 @rabe lbes 81. s8onifa=:
cius bas @ellbbe erneuerte1s bas ibnen;
pom @tifter Der :Rir6e anDertrante 0e=
pnlitum rein.unbs unperlebrt 5u bepabren,
llno gu pertbeibigen,} pa mar fein gnbe
besIrl @eip0ttes in 7ber3 Reconsideration
Prei5e iiberz bic .obnma4tige 9robnn9GI
bes beut19en @piscopats; ilno ols oann
@err bon3M Molinsrpbt in Der &ammer
Den: Muslpru6 tbat,I baB, tuer oa n1eine !,
bie Stride plone ii@ bur@ Mnwenouns
Dpn @emaltmabre9eln auI falId)e Babnen
bran9en,sber babe bas M8@ oes &atbo=
licisulus ni9t ainne, tpurbe Inn BON Der
liberaleusSeue Der nit einem i6allen6en
9obnseld6ter 9eantmortet. - Grnit ge=
ma@t, bieBes, ni6t ge50gert !! 9(ur ,bnr9
elltl@iebenes 8orgeben9 tlabt ii65 .;&om
uno iein Mnban9 ein16i6tern ~ balbe
0eaBregeln MAIDEN baIielbe nur teder uno
ii6ermiit6iger. :, , Hgdjj!su,54z is.i5 IN
II lno es lunroe Grnit 9ena6t, bitterer
Grnit. ssDie famolen Maiselebe erblid=
ten bas Sagesli9t uno perlpanoelten fir
ben oeut16en &otbolifen oen Wonnemo=
nat in cine Srauer5eit t9ie &etten sur
Gnebhlug ber Stride :iparen geld 6mieort
unb fur9tbar ,purbe oamit gera|''lt ul=
lein bon aher bead li6tisten = e.nl6ii6te=
runs BET ben .&Dnlingen ni@ts 5u be-
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s II ut /, cute IT G II +.
n a n b.

9as Sabr 1873 insbem Die nObio"
fins 9eben trat if perfoiiet ], nnb iptr
f1nneii bie5et 3eitpunft 3tln11Dglid porz
|iibergeben IalIen, obnet iiniern 2efert
Eein frennbIibes Wprt su iasen. Wir
ipini9en alIen 1lnIere,t; 2eiern Elm 9liid=
|li9es neues Sabr. WeDgen olle ipa6fen
in Der GrfenntftiB Der Wabrbeit, IN Der
2tebe unb Sur1t bes Serrtt; tue16e Der
Mnfang Ser Weisbeit III. Mas uniere
vDbiD": min unb tpD5u iie ing Seben
frat, baben tpir oft 9enu9 ausetnanoer
gefebt. U Sic Werbreitung nlbliber
&enntniIle llnb be 0erbrdngung 1ln<
driitli9er Bldtter 1T ser eine 3tued, ben
mir perfol9en un0 i'm bieien 3tped gu
erreihen tper6et mir audi i'm neuen
Sabre feline Mibe i6euen unier: 8latt 10
interei5ant unb lebrrei9 MAIDEN, oaB es
.1idj BEN beite,t 8ldttern fiibn GUT @eite
itelfen fonn. Ser anoere 3ped aber,
Ser uns nod tpeit ruebr am 9er5en ltegt :.
1T Sic @rinbung elmer 9ln1talt sfiir
freunoloie &inber It, Der 9i6seie Golum=
BUS. 25inbet unlere 1Obio" cine immer
9r6Bere 8erbreitlng 10 tann oleler 3tped
lei9t errei9t iperben, lba mir ben gan5en.
@rtras beg 8lattes bofiir beitimmt baben.,
ssSeber Mbounent Der vDbto" 1T alio 9e=.
tpiiIernidBen ,@tifter bieier .bis jebt nod
proiectirten bltbdti9feitsanitalt. Mir
boffen baber, boB alle un(ere bisberigen
Mbonneuten uns aud i'm neuen Sabre
treu bleiben tperoen uno bitten ale i'm
.Snterefe Der suten Sa6e fir Die mSs<
li9ite @erbreitun9 unleres Blattes }i9 ju.
berliben. Mir ipre9en bann NOD ben
Wun1@ aus, baB bas neue Sabr 1874
.uitlere r0bio" 1,idt t,pr fi3er iteqen Z.
lonbern iuns5 aud cine 10 grobe an5abl
2eier brinsen u16se; boB mir i'm Stanoe
|iinb, unleren j3med gu errei9en. .3EG d.
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Cpl, Ue rttte II.

. ;s8ei @elegen6eit elmer Milllon in 9oo=
gootee, fSno. tpuroen.25 Yrotetat1ten in
Sic .fatboli19e STRIDE alfsenolnm,en. - -
sSSn 8uffalo g. g. & ltpurbe eine MiAipn
bon' Sen Bauliiten= Ydtern 'abgebalten,
,pobei ii9 I Yerlonen in Die fatbotii6e
Stride a,lfnebmen lieBen. 9ie Yauliiten
]elbit lino fa1t ale gpnpertiten pom Yro=
teitanftsmus. go Sn Materloo, ST. trat
farsfi6 ein Metbobiit pdbrenb 4einer
i9toeren &rantbeit our ifotbolii9en' &irde
1aber.' aMer fann1 ,ii,s in Der san5en Melt
einen Tall 'anflbren, au9 muir einen ein=
3igen San BOP Elm Ratholif auf bem
Sterbcbette Yr6tef ftant setporoen2 tpdre2 2
- - ssSn Ser ct. 3@abrielsH &ir6e gu: Stem
Dort febrten i'm Mnfang December ibei
Elmer Mifiipn 13 per1onen.iu ben @9oob
Der tatbolil6en &ir6e 5llriid. .qtl .Ho:4@&
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. 6 in ae.fan,bt.

i'd ,t,ir...eiue Der biQigeu
Ndbma1 9inen BE iteuen, bic in Der uMme=.
srifa" BON ct. Gouis ange5ei9t 1inb !, uno
fir Sen erItaurlt9en Preis BON nur SIS.
BON s.. s.. 9ubion C 60. in 0ep 9orf
besogen tperben t0nuen ,,ials bic 25. 2ie=
.fer,,ng beg Werfes vNa6tIeiten bon Nep
DorF in meme f9dnbei fam nit elmer
l9i{te bon @9tpinbel Tirn1en. Che t4
baber Die $5 fiiri6ies .billige Ndbmai6ine
'abi9idte, J. fab i@ biele S6winbler Sits
mad, unb 1iebe oa,g S.18. 9ubion unb
Co lit au9 bartlnter. Natiirli6 babe
.i0 laeine SIS .bebalten; bic obne Die 2iite
in ben vNo6tieite,lt BON Seem Dort" pobl
perloren ge1pelen ipdren..1 .>IE St. =
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Macnte1t Der ,,Sbip~:

Cincinnati, .. Benaiger 8rotbers. 30
Srofton, s.. Sob. 6. 81 d. 5ftEf.
Yine@robe1 8. 9feb. $. S. &aud. ~,
sort s'moutI, 5. Wlartin g iii bel. ..'.'
Marietta, $. 2ouis 6 dmibt. '"@:"
MipIep, .. Sobn 9. @orb. 53e 'I.' @%&
Stem @idmono, 8. Gran5isea @ibbels. j!55,
St Erancis tatio n, gDis. s. S.SafobS.
@biea9o, sa. WtubIbauer&8ebrle.
S"'V"' uss Su@ssaan p. S.'!Tfy $. aafsys9sas So. pa.
ST. DSller, aebrer, ct. $elena, @ebr. !s .
sllle unlere Asentea nebmen 8eifellungen auf
infer 8latt ent9esen,! fotpie 3ablunsen bafiir.
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Sur 8 ca &tMu q.

9os announcement out Bic nObio" fQnn
jeber5cit beginner. - Mir f6nnen neuen
Mbounenten teine oer ;.frilber erlAlenenen
Nummern l,a6liefern. = l7:7- Ser rie0rige
abouementspreis bon 81 so filr bas Sabr
muB unbeoin9t , ratus beSablt >perben
un6 mir 1enben ME nebr, ,als pref glnm=
wsrn cbne BeSab!urg an eine More11e.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-01
nerfen, lie b(iebeli BEL iDren Non pos

0te1e erlte EdI1Gnrg erfnutes le6e loDnle
|9eele Dber Diefmebri beren BIdtter !, nit
ben Musbriiden Der Db6ften Gntriiitung
aber bic maBlole Sre6beit Der tuiber|ebtiz
den Bil66fe. 50 llnangenebm inbeIen
oiefe paltunga Der 2ebteret1 Die tpeiie'1
&eieBgeber berii6rte 70 permodte
|oies bo9 tire gieges5uperfidt ni1t su
dnbern. 3und9ft mar man ia ii6er=
5eugt, baB ersniebere Aerus,, ber ib,t
bur9 Die Maigeiege in .Musii6t geifeatcn
unabbdngi9eren Stelung ben Biib5fen
gegeniiber 5uiubeln unb 70 ser W;ber=
itanb beg @piscopates neutrali1trt iuiiroe.
ltnb 1iebe Der @ler,,s tpeiit nit Wera0=
tlns bas 9anaer9el6enf 5uriid uno
i9liebt fi6 nm 10 feiter ON feline Bii16fe
an. Abermals berre6net. What next,
Sic iibertpiegenbe D}ebr5qbl bes ia
tbolil6en BoIfes 10 tr01tet man Iid
iebt if enti9ieben eeeen 6os Worgsben
Der 8ii96fe unb tpollen, bie1e nod Die
lebten &eite Tires obnebtn f1on gerinacn
Ginfuiies anf bas @olf retten, 10 niiHen
lie in anbere 8abnen einlenfen. Nber
aud: Sas tatbolii6e Wolf >pieoerlcs:c
bieie fali9e Nnf9ulOigung III elmer BeiIe
'baB man unangeadtet bes nit @taats=
mitteln aufgepubten Mlt= uno @taotsfo=
tbolifen =@9mtnbels nit ber{elben nidt
mebr .Berpor5utreten ,tpagte. Sc erbebt
lid in ieiner @eiamntbeit NIT etner Bs=
seilteruns fiir Die quite @a9e, nit elmer
giete uno Mnbdnsli9teit an feline @irteu
oaB man ii9 in iene 3eiten Der 9ri}fli=
den @e56tdte 5uriidperfekt fiblte lit
tpel6en bic @ldubigen n1r ei n Sers
unb cine @eele tparen. 2Mbermols
getdu19t! 55 @':@@ *:ss';1
1 Sebt ins bod Die @a@e an, beoent=
1i9 gu tperoen unb man fonnte .es lei9t
berousmerten baB au9 Die Beber5teten
ni6t unsern Dem Sample ausgeui9en
tpdren, tuenn ii9 nur irgen6tDie cit, an
itduoiger Mustpeg gefunben bdtte zbenn
oaB es bic fei9en R6mlin9e big 5ur Gin
|tpenouus Der itrengen @trafgeiebe tuer=
|bel, fonmen laflen ;, barauf mar man
oenn bod ntdt gefaBt. 9eHen unsead=
|tet itanbs Die ueberaeltgung feit, .bieielben
E,peroen' unfeblbar gum geuiini6ten 3iele
fubrert; benn mo es It6 ul1t oen @elb<'
belltel banble, ba bore Defenders bei ben
|S9par5en Die @emitbli6feit auf |. 11nb
|io greift man, benn tpirfli9 5uf ben, per=
meintli9 lllifeblbaren Mitte1. Cine @elb=
itrafe folst Der anoern, Big lie ni6t mebr
|er16munge1 tperben f6nne1t ba mittler=
peile au9 Die Semporalien1perre per=
r 4 ~. - =.
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-06
Sherlf's Sale.

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. l By virtue of an execution issued out Of the District Court of the First Judicial Dis trict, Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Pima, on the 1lth day of May, A. D. 1874, upon judgment duly entered in said Court in favor of the Territory of Arizona, plaintiff, and against Manuel Gandara and certain real estate known as the "Tumacacuri Grant" and improve ments thereon and appertaining thereto, the defendants, for the sum of Two Hun dred and Twenty-three dollars, together with the percentage thereon, to-wit: The sum of Fifty-fve and 75-l00 dollars, ac crued costs tO-wit: The sum of Seventy two and 75-l00 dollars, and together with the accruing costs thereon, and by virtue of a levy made under the said execution, will sell at Sheriff's Sale on the 27th day of June, A. D. 1874, at 10 o'oclock a. m. of said day, in front of the Courthouse door, at the Village of Tucson, County and Terri tory aforesaid, all the following described property or so much thereof as will Satis- centage, accrued costs and costs accruing, all of the right, title and interest of the said defendants of, in and to that certain piece, parcel and grant of land, situate, ly- ing and being in the County of Pima and Territory of ArZOna, and being known and designated as the "Tumacacuri Grant" and containing four leagues of land, and situate about sixty miles in a SOutherly di- rectiOn from the town of Tucson, and eve ry part and parcel of the improvements on the said land.
 Dated Tucson this 27th day of May, A. D. 1874.
 WIS. OURY, Sheriff,
 By N. VAN ALsTINE, Under Sheriff.
 Tucson, May 30, 1874 34- w
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-06
Sherif's Sale.

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. l By virtue Of an execution issued out of the District Court of the First Judicial Dis trict, Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Pima on the 11th day of May, A. D. 1874, upon a judgment duly entered in said court in favor of the Territory of Arizona, plaintiff, and against Crawford & Johnson, Charles D. POSton and certain real estate and Improvements thereon and appertainlng thereto, the defendants, for sum Of Three Hundred and SiXty-tWO and 54-l00 dollars together with the percentage thereon, tO-wit: The sum of Ninety 63-lOO dollars, accrued costs to-wit: The sum of Seventy-two and 75-I00 dollars and together with the 'accruing costs thereon, and by virtue of a levy made under the said execution, T. will sell at-Sheriff's sale on the 27th day of June, A. D. 1874, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, in front of the Courthouse door at the Village of Tucson, County and Territory aforesaid, all of the following described property or so much thereof as will satisfy the said above nam ed judgment, percentage, accrued costs and costs accrulng, tO-wit: All the right, title, and interest of the said defendants of in and to that certain piece, parcel and grant of land situate, lying and being in the County o: Pima and Territory of Ari- ZOna and being known and designated as the AraVaca Ranch, containing two square leagues of land and situate about sixty miles in a SOuthweSterly direction from Tucson and every part and parcel of the improvements on the said land. Also a certain Quartz Mill situate at Apache Pass, together with'al or the machinery in anywise belonging or appertaining there to. Also a certain lot of other machinery belonging to the defendants and consist ing of Stamps, Boilers, Shafts, Pumps, &c. Dated Tacson this 18th day of May, A. D.
 w. s. OURY, Sheriff,
 By N. VAN ALsTINE, Under Sheriff.
 Tucson, May 30, 1874. 34- W
Arizona citizen., 1874-06-06

ner of claim where is set a post fleet long, inches square, l foot In the ground with mound of stone 2 feet high and marked "G No II ," from which an oak tree l2 inch- es in diameter bears $ 62 deg l4 min E b ks distant, black oak tree F inches in diameter bears IN l3 deg II min w B ks distant, and white oak tree 20 inches in diameter bears s 3 deg 46 min w 46 ks distant; all of which are marked ''G No II;' from this corner the "Babuquivera" peak bears N 64 deg W, and is about sixty 60) miles distant; thence $ 9 deg l6 min w fifteen hundred Q500) feet to SW corner or claim where is set a post feet long, 8 inches square, 10 inches in the ground with mound OfstOne 3 feet high and mark ed 'G No Ill.," from which white oak tree F inches in diameter bears N 2S deg A min W 9l ks distant, and a white oak tree l5 inches in diameter bears ? deg 16 min W 65 Ks distant and a white oak tree l5 inches in diameter bears N33 deg Is min F l03 ks distant, all of which are marked ''G No III;'' thence s 64 deg fl min E three hundred (300) feet to SEE corner of claim where is set post feet long, inch- es square, l foot in the ground with mound of stone feet high and marked SC No w." from which an. oak tree 50 inches i'll bears 62 deg 29 min E 94 ks dis tant, an oak tree 10 inches in diameter bears N 5 deg 3l min 6S ks distant, and an oak tree 2f inches in diameter bears N S deg II min w So ks distant; all of which are marked 'G No IV;r from this corner the round topped mountain above l35.8 chains distant; thence p deg Is min E fifteen hundred Q500) feet to NE corner of the claim, the place of begin ing; containing 10 33-l00 acres.
 LEVIRUGGLES, Register.
 Tucson, April Is, 1874. 2S-l0w