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Middletown transcript., 1874-03-21

What can . man think Of bis wife's re-
lations who is so savage about his own ~
I. write. 3" don't ike relations you are
obligA3 tecRY hRilrsJ With A man jsst b,s
father as yors fithsrnl'ry1u3 nj
Middletown transcript., 1874-03-21

"a distinguished member of the Ken
tucky Legislature" is reported ia the Lou.
isville Comwercial, as having rcsndidly
"ackaddisased siseicefn."a Rcappsaring,
after an absence from his seat Of three days,
he said she had been sick.'' ''What has
been the matter with you 2" hs was asked
Well. sonns folks call it servous chilis !;
others pronounce it kind of affection Of
the heart; but. to bo candid shout il, call
it plain case Of old. fashioned drunk"
Middletown transcript., 1874-03-21
IMJT-fTfT--rr H = t-51 dTDY9

A Nebraska Journal invisingly says -
who sayssfarmers cannot get rich 10 this
State? Fifteen years ago young man
came toT thc State without q dollar IN the
world. Last week be went out Of the
State, carrying with him tho snn. Of one
dollar and thirty-eighs cents, the ,Sayipss
Of dHesh Sehfi of ffBgal1iis. Come west,
young man, como west !''ai bar
Middletown transcript., 1874-03-21

There ,aEH kNo,rsasops why 'sems people
don't mind their own business. - One 10
that thsy haven't amy Sbusinsss, and the
other is that they hayen't any mind.I a,i..,
Middletown transcript., 1874-03-21

A man was boa.ting that be had been
married twenty years and never given his
wife cross word. I Those who knew her
said he didn't dare to. aala4E1MA
Middletown transcript., 1874-03-21
: s6a sadA8hlnoii.
Ftaay's Version Il !" Eroslsior. !"

Twas growing dark 80 terrible fasht,
Whi4k 4khro' u town up the m0yn4ein 1pPaslsna
4 ysn olA oynty8igey9i1 9i1 the shtJw A
AysaX, itStIl ii'e TOP I'm bound lcrIS 60,
De jabers
lie looked mortal sal, bis eye, were ~, bright
As fire Of tuft On thH e6wld' wfntiisr.night,
And diviI word that he said could ye tell
AZ he opened his mouth and left out yell,
us up to the top Of the mountain I'll 60,
Omiess covered up wild this bothersome shnow,
Be jabers!
Through The windgws be So ' ps hs Travelled along
IN sss ~ hi VIZ SssE E's Il: q Sssa' s5e W
Wild shiver and gronn, BY St. Patrick! he said,
It's up to the very tip-top will rush,
pesgeocFs! ssa es&sy - ssA
whisllt bit! said an old man whose head was
MS white
AZ Shs ihS9w AZ. ihst FEY d9ya on that mis'rabla,
Shurc ye'l fall in the weather, mo bit Of lad,
For the night is SO dark and the walkin SO bad.
lsedad he'd not lisht to word that was said
But he'd go to the top Il he wiptloh his head,
BE jhbers
A bright, bnxom young girl, such as liked to be
AyF's;Ss sl:|.; 'Ns.IAlss, lnsahesslsssh il
So, sna ping his fingers and winking his eye,
While he smiled upon her he made his reply
Faith meant 10 kape on Jill got 70 the top,
But asy1 sahtca self has axed me, I may asweil
shtop,
BE jabers M
l!s shiopped all night and shtopped all day, ~
And you musn't he akin when he did 20 away,
For wouldn't he be a basely gossoon
To be lawn his darint in the shwate honeymoon?
Whin the old man has paraties enough and 70
spare,
Shure be moight as well If he's comfortable there,
.ssssN be jabersl
Middletown transcript., 1874-03-21

Don't Tc1Ahink Y Iasked a.conscited
fiddler ,Qf 4 critic, !. that I can play the
vidlR AikS lnSgsniniy" Yes said the
critic, ..or any ether -nippy." :
Middletown transcript., 1874-03-21
Commodore Hewitt, of the Ashantee OK

Commodore Hewitt. of the Ashantee ex-
petition. was recently presented by his
sailors with a small black page boy, This
youth about two feet high bad been riggsd
out in fall sailor costume, with q cap
adosqfd, ia front with letters ,alnsst big
snshshttofee the whole iinls head. The
boy had been strictly drilled to stand up
to tes,fal IF te 4risWivyhs atr at
his name. to reply with the utmost gravi-
ty and solen,nity, ''Mixed Pickles, Esq"
Middletown transcript., 1874-03-21
CONNECTIONS

= -----.l II \ -CONNECTIUNS. ~
At Wilmington, with trains on Philadelphia,
Wilmington 4 Baltimore, and Delaware Rail-
roads; at Chaddsford, with trains on Philadel-
phia 1 Baltimore Central Railroad aat Coates.
Vile, with trains on Pennsyl lvania Railroad, aAd
at Reading, with trains on Philadelphia L Read
ing, Lebanon Valley, East Pennsylvanis. and
HqNY rAqgn General Superintendent.
Middletown transcript., 1874-03-21
Job Printing.

This department is under the management of q
sklful and practical printer, and is second to
none on the Peninsula for workmanship, prices
and style of execution. Our Office being fur
nished with Hand and Power Presses and q large
stock of new Job Type of various styles, we are
fully prepared 10 print promptly on call, for cash
Middletown transcript., 1874-03-21

4 supply Of PrinteFs' Stationery, suited TO the
wants Of the public, always onihand. Merchants,
Farmers, Mechanics, Constables, and all other
business men accommodated, cheap and quick,
with any thing in our line. III Hfty II z
done in any color, or variety Of colors, when de-
sired. We can and will Hll all orders given Us
as speedily, promptly, neatly and cheaply, for
cosh, as-can be done at any other Office on the
Peninsula. --~Z
Middletown transcript., 1874-03-21
II EN- RY CLAYTON
MT. PLEASANT, DELAWARE.

P. SIN order to make room for other breed
ing fowls, will sell for thirty days Buff Cochins
and White Leghorns for $500 peS pair.
January II, l874-lyr.
Middletown transcript., 1874-03-21
AND READING
RAILROAD. :.

AN and after Monday, February I'd, 1874,
~ trains will run oves Reading Branch to and
from Reading without change Of cars, on follow
inr time: ff4rV 5ff ...l. 5L
National Republican., 1874-05-27
AN EXPLANATION.

CARD FROM MR.. AUSTIN P. BROWN.
The following letter, sent to the Joint Special
Committee by Mr.. Austin P. Brown, is published
as q matter OF justice to . young gentleman who
has been on several occasions misrepresented BY
witnesses before the committee:
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1874
Hon. Vim. D. Allison, chairman:
SIR: l have noticed Mr.. Reinhards testimony,
in which he states that he purchased lumber from
me far in excess of the market prices and that he
could have purchased lumber from ID. W. Smith,
of WilliamspOrt, Pa, at (t25l twenty-five dollars
per thousand, for which lie paid me thirty
dollars, (S3j.)
1 purchased my lumber from the said Smith,
and lneose herein his bills for the same, showing
that paid him S2S per thousand. then had to
haul it to the mill at an expense Of about 81 per
thousand. then had il cut into blocks at an ex-
pense Of about s. per thousand, and then deliy-
cred on the street at an expense OF 81 per thou
sand-making the lumber cost me $33 per thou
sand, besides the expenses Of q watehman: The
price of white pine lumber At the time sold was
very high, and do not believe that Mr.. Smith,
or any one else, would have taken the contract at
the time. and have had the lumber cut into blocks
and delivered on the street, at any lower price.
i had furnished something less than two hun
dred thousand feet Of the lumber when was Of
fered 81 UOJ to release my contract, and accepted
the same. This, together with a small margin on
tne lumber, was the only profit realized by me-
The business was entirely unsolicited. As regards
my father having any interest with me in bust
ness, desire 10 put in as evidence the InolOsed
letter, written to the board shortly after its or
ganiza;Ion in answer TO the same charge also
desire TO put in evidence the action OF the board
in reference to this matter, which may be found
among their records My father never did have
dollars worth OF interest with me in any busI-
ness while member Of the boerd but on account
OF this supposed relationship between US / was
prevented from doing large amount OF business
which otherwise I could have done, and all the
business did with contractors was rendered very
unpleasant and embarrassing on that account.
Respectfully, your obedisnt servant
AUSTIN p. BRowN
Dis'rict Of Columbia. County Of Warrington, 81:
Personally appeared before me, q notary pub
lie In and Tor the District and county aforesaid,
on this 2oth day Of May, A. D. 1874, Austin p.
Brown, who, being duly sworn, depOses and says
that the statements in the foregoing letter are
true. GEORGE W. BAGG,
Notary Public.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
VALUABLE RAILROAD PROPERTY FOR

s.ss 1s5ss sSs % the Se1I u
IN Cd I theP % and thare Sending IN Ea%ItT
to foreclose mortgage mentioned In thepleadlngs
Henry CIews and Hiram sbley and others. plain,
coSpsSy. w fE. ftP 81 Tod fn r. cSdSeIn. Rufas
McAden, the First National Bank OF Charlotte,
lee james arecniee, Mary % Carson, a. II. Erwin, fn
n; II. ID; wilson, Assgnee, II. III. Walker, and
The undersigned. commissioners appointed by the
Court at the said April Term thereof win sell at the
highest bidder, ali the e frsnchises rosG rosaSeSs
d E q as
CarolIpa Railroad Company, mentioned and de-
The purchaser Or purchasers will be required to
tie balance nee oi the % purchase MONEY until Moadsy
the eth dsy Of July 5 the arst rnis day Of said
Those o. % who purchase at said sale, provided they be
Toned in the said Decree, may retain teif shares
Of the except as to the said sum OF
equal amount OF said bonds.
The ssid Commissioners are authorized. so soon
the said sale shall be confirmed by the Court, 10
give mmediste possession Of The sad rsilrSad Its
4aS sSc S 81 a
rslrosd or any Of is propSTtS are eCnManded nd, to
the
This road, when its connections shall DO COM
oughfsres in the entire south. Its length is Ia
niles Of which IlS miles is eomp,ete that Is from
Eastern base of the Blue Risge; and the greater
part Of the remainder Of the road 10 graoed, or
Th!rc has already been expended upon this road,
about o. coz. o0o 1t is now sold TO satisfy debt
Of about o. 80 90 (which constitutesthe nrst lien
upon the property. Tne necommlssioners believe that
the title OF the purchaser will be good
b, g. GATHER,
Morganton, N. G.
MARCUS ERWIN,
Asheviile, n. c.
THOMAS RUFFIN.
Hillsboro' N. G.
THOS. b. KE0GH,
Greensboro, N. @.
APnrL g. 1874 ap27-NIw
National Republican., 1874-05-27
BASE RAIL.

The long-talked-of match between tht
Creghtons (amRteur champions and the Eaglel
Of this city came of on the Olympic grounds yes
terday and resulted in the success Of the ''old
tables by the very large score Of a to Q. Th'
batting and fielding Of the "Creights' was tn,
feature OF the game, they making no less than 2
hrst base hits and earning II runs. When all did
we'll 1t is unnecessary TO particulariEe, but mag
nihcent running catch by Nichols in the first in
ming and the heavy batting of Gerhardt
"JOhnne" and Shields is deserving Of mention
SmnllwOod and Warder's catching was simply
immense. Below We append q summary Of the
game by inningI The Creightons made their
appearance for the first time In their new uni
forms, which were very much admired by the
audience and reflected great credit on the taste
of the board Of directors.
Creighton s 8 II 4 l II PA
Eagle $ o o o o 2 Il
Mr.. Young, Of the National, filled the thank
less position Of umpire very satisfactorily
Scorers. MessrS. r. FTssier and WhItefOot. Time
Of game, two hours ten minutes
National Republican., 1874-05-27
EDUCATIONAL.

EXAMINATION OF MALE GRAMMAR
SCHOOL, SECOND DISTRICT.
A large number Of persons were present at the
Ssaton schoOl-building yesterday morning, to
witness the examination Of the Male Grammar
school OF the Second district. Mr. Dstrick, as
sisted by Superintendent Wilson, Trustees Nc.
Iellan, H0yey and French, conducted the exam.
natlon. Thirty-nve pupils were present, and the
school showed to good advantage. The exercises
were interspersed with excellent singing by the
pupils. The scholars were highly commended on
their examination, and Mr.. Detrfck, In closing,
awarded the following premiums: Medal, O. II.
Outand: diplomas, Joseph Brown, (s.,) @. T.
Parks, Is. and a. w. J. Baxter, 81 Q. W.
e. and d. 9. A RiHgles, Is. and d. J.W. Dunn,
"a, d. and p.,l W: 7. Dunn, d. w. A. Williams,
.5S Ssdds 05stPPgs PsTps1 "a and o5Is kisgSs
ney, (d.,) and W. B. Magruder, ". nj The
letters signify: a., attendance d., department; g.
scholarship; p, pennanship and V. m, vocal
music
National Republican., 1874-05-27
DYE. II. WARNER, e..
Ii Real Estate Brokerand Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, eorner Seventh and SITS NJ W.


shk5 Sg 45 4Rk tsE4 REAE
Of SAMUEL II, PLATT, DECEASED, AT
Court fthe District Of ColambIa, passed on the
ace cer tiin cause therein dependinE. wherein JUiIa
Il. Platt is complainant and Moses 8. Platt and
The
the said decree, did on the lgtb and llth days o.
real cstse situate @ N the city W Of FtCn, B.
for sale at public auction, and the purchaser:
terms the trustee will SELL At the risk and cost Of
rss rss q On RSYs june
p % all The ,h Interest ti fhsf s samuel a.s
and to the west half part Of lot {, in square ,fs
sas OF by
"a feet inches and improved BY twS,stSry frame
otter for sale as aforesaid, lot %, ofDavidsons sub
srson q ana Sn S
depth of I'D feet; and lot the same su6dtisloI
q ri sn
east Of and sdoinug the Presbyssr:sG1 1 church: nd
amended n deoTas he ssd Wiz see
suction. at the oaice Of B. II. Wa5nsr, Real Estate
aaS saS Tth
pAr hume "a i Is g @ @ NJ tbs bsd ia n
The Zine Of his death in and 10 Inc following lot:
sass lie IN ao; B,Ea
depih part OF lot II, In square Xs being the north
% feet front by the depth oflot; blot in square
49, part Of lot II, In square 4se being the north
feot by depth Of lot: sub:ot q, In square S4S; part
of lot 2, In square $50, having front OF feet
inches street south sdJoini ng IN. western
most u feet inches Of said lot; lotl In squars
esi ioi In sSIsrs r. S.oi lots snd t. square liO'
The terms Of sale press rSei By The docree are a,
follows: One third OF the purchase money TO bt
paid In eash, and the residue i9 equal payments In
six, twelve and eighteen months. TO be secured BY
the notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest from
the day Of saIe. The property will be conveyed BY
the trustee 10 the purchaser upon the payment o
the Whole Of the purchase mPneyI and said pnI:
said purchase money In cash upon the ratlfe fehtlon
OF he sale court II the terms OF sale are not
complied with within ave days from the day OF sale
the trustee resertes the resell the property
on such public notice as he may deem best for the
interest OF all parties. at the cost Of tne defarltne
purchaser or purchasers. deposit OF go viii be
required upon each lot when the same has been
must be betrayed by tes RsEeesoseEA iS MoEArv r,r,,o
my22-FMW&ds j. r. COLDWELL, Salesman.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
Rf b. -. T. WARNEE, .r,,,,n.o,
Federal BuildIngs. corner Seventh aud Y SIS. y w


TEgfyEEs kEp snKTE
KSI0NsroWyNs SIss"c 0y y; e., At AUGTIGiSi x,,,n
datsd or R sesa 8. .nS aay e.
LIber No. 67J folio ill., one OF the land for
cree Of he supreme Court Of the District Of coum-
ba, Equity Cause No. MS, Doc. II, substituting the
M se S SRSe IN
the premises, the Ridge Road, and adlointng ths
DAY, May q, issi, coS%encinS si <" at 5 o.eIoci
p; M, all that piece, parcel. or part ofa tract
%sSnsoHg Snd soStR S the EaeT2 T2"BRs Brssns&
OF the Potomac river. and known as the '.Cllches-
Is "a S iSa N tfs pea sS day Sy u EaGSn My
d isS by deed duly recorded in Libcr RI :, NJ
S s at II a 1
The Lefinning of said thId line, and being also .
late BonJamla D. Smith, the said peIn, Of Ginning
being also at the southeast corner OF lot
sons and viii IL. ssd hd Sna ne
E degrees east 1916 feet, more or less to the clge
S9s %ss
marked white oak, or the stump thereof by the edge
thence south sS degrees east ii o-Oo percIss 10 the
second out line OF the whole tTact south degree:
end the same; thence north i7 degrees west Osi
lst thence at right angles north I2S degrees cas-
~ 70 asgSees S eas, ss feel TO the
corner Of said oodrch's lot. and thence north t9
conVeye
Georgs w. Dunlap 1t al for a church, and except
ing sl;o lot of three and one-half (3D acres or
thereabouts lying In the corner formed by the end
Of the second out line and beginning Of the third
out line, laid out by subdivision by George w.
Duvall us lot numbered sixty-seven cd, for Gene
terry. This tract to be sold contains 65 acres,
less.
Also, Immediately after the above, will be sold,
by virtue Of the same deed, another part of 'tChi
ccsier. embracing lots numbered 7oS, 11e, and 7S9
to ia, both Inclusive, 7 TO IVA, both inclusive, and
lot marked George w; D.vall: fronting leo feet on
street, according to plat Of subdivision aud re-
subdivision OF part of said tract, recorded in Lber
SIC, folio III, &C. OF Tho aforesaid land records. to-
gether with the improvements. consisting of three
two-story frame dwellings. The attention of pur-
chasers Is particularly called to this sale, as It
offers rare Inducements for profitable Investments,
and parties looking for sites for suburban residences
cannot fail to be suited.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In one and two
years, with interest per cent. per annusi, pay
able scml-annualle 10 be secured by deed OF trust
on the prop.rtY. Ono hundred dollars down on
each lot day Of SALE il the terms of sale
complied with In sevendays after sale the property
will be resold the risk nud OF defautiug pur
chaser or purchasers Conveyancing at cost OF pur-
JOHN Fl. COOK, Trustee
J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
pPOpOSFD NFW CBrBCB.

The congregation OF Israel A. NJ. church, IN
this city, have called Rev. Mr.. Mitchell to the
pastOrate. This action is based on the following
At the recent session Of the Baltimore confer
ence OF the African NJ. Z. Church Bishop ]. p
Campbell removed the pastor of Israel church
in this city, because, - the congregation repre-
sent they decided not TO change o form of deco
under which they have peaceably Worshiped Snc
contributed their means during the past forty
years"
This action Of the bishop led to the forwarding
of the following resignation OF the pastor:
To the BiShiP and CoRsreHcs Ofthe a. N. E. Churcl
1f the BdhiBIOTs CsHfsrsnce:
DEAR SIR: To you and your most honorable
body beg leave to tender you my resignation
this 10th day OF May. 1874 on and hereafter frou
your most honorable connection. Hoping you
ROdspecl. Nothing more. Yours most truly
In Christ. JACOB T. MITCHELL.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
.YLATIMER a CLEARY.

ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Corner of Pennsyivanianvenuean and Eleventh street,
Star Onfec Building.
CATALOGUE SALE OF FURNITURE ANp
Mus MMuiNEs 81 ,BgEELSniSSGISs SiS e. TO TUE ESTATE Oh
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, June T. Is.4 a
10 CLOCK At his late res ideHcr, corner of Vermont
avenue and IL street northwest we sh II sell the l.
,3wing % elegant collection bf Furniture, Wlns", &c
superb Freneh-plate Mantle Mirrors
Gilt Parlor Suite upholstered In silk broc ite, con
STING Of Centre Dlyan; 2 Side Disans; 10 PHI
s4sei sahs sFsxssfik asass iksislS i%asSl %sSle
Elegant Window Han gings and Cornices
Elegant Gard Receivers and JardiniereS
collection OF Curiosi;l,s and Historical Relies
superior Wilton Carpets, Persian and Turkish
Velvet, Brussels, Three ply and Ingra.n n Carpe,s
sgperior black walnut Chainbey Farnitare
Fine Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows aud Bolsterj
LIBRARY.
Turkish Lounges and Chairs in green rep
Walnut Side Chairs AMI Brsckots.
Walnut Library Suite. upholstered in Cretonne
Library Desks and Revolving Chairs
-A D''A' anu Y Dining ROOM.
Carved walnut marble-top Sldebolrd
Carved walnut Extension Dining Table
Walnut Dining Chairs, upholstered Ih morocco
Fine Window HangIngs, Walnut Side Table
Carved Brackets. Racks, &c.
fine assortment Of Table Linen
ALSO,
A large and varied assortment of
N. Is, Catalogues will be ready ou May2S
This Is one of the most extensive and elaborate
collections of furniture ever sold In Washington.
The house will be open for inspection OH Monday
and Tuesday, June and ?, 1874.
my1s-d LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
WORMLEY'S HOTEL,
ROCK ENON SPRINGS,

fORMERI.1 KNOWN As CAPPER SPRINGS,
Open riom luna to octoberi.
This romantic and health inspiring mountain re-
ope a Sos Il Sars On aOoS
thirteen miles from Winchester. In beauty floca-
springs are moi exoeled. Within the space Of few
handrsd feet nine Springs containing different con.
and from beneath the massive OyerhanglnE rocks.
The medicinal properties OF these Springs very
constitutions and tochiIdren, bGilding up and I'M
psT1inE new ifs nno strength 70 the ,s sntes6led:
tn. form Of right anglo, having wide pIazISs in
front TO upper and lower stories the lower extend
lug to csParlous ball which u dey9isd 70 mIsic,
sve lawn, with shade trees The Baths are supplied
With bot and cold water; contested With them Is an
depth Of water fro N three TO SIX feet. and contig
nous thereto are pris ste dressing rooms; ,,,
| Biliard-room, a handsome Pavilion, fine CrOquet
grounds: ant ample shaded walks afford amusement
Therc are many objects orInterest in the noun
tains, accessible by good walks The Cacapon river,
Spfuss are Hins miles % SSyond Rock HnoR. and frs-
Iuen ca cursious will be made thereto, good Lly-
cry being attached with careful drivers, and hand
soma PARK Phaeions. especially provided for these
Route fiom Washington or Baltimore by the Bal
t:more and Ohio Railroad TO Winchester thence by
good coach over excellent road thirteen miles
ia Washing ton or Balifncre direct 10 ths springs.
From Alexandria by D., A. & III. railroad TO Win
The long experience of the manager, the beauty
Of the situation, the pure mountain alr, the life
SssvIfns guests that supciioT pace be found.
n,T TLT'i fol Snar reD ssy S per week. 80 per
Three dollars per day sl7.so per week, 90 per
month. for July and August.
Servants and Cnildren under y years h n Price
until the 9th Of May, at Wormiey's Hotel, WASH
ingtoa, D. c.; after that date a, tn sbEM,9gi;
my0-WFN2m Proprietor.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
GROCERIES.
a. MOVE
IN THE
RIGHT DIRECTION.
a MOVE
IN THE
G. g. Cornwen & Sons.

e Oopr the FOLLOWING from ths sundau aa.ett,
National Republican., 1874-05-27
apaoThakds
10y WIN. l.. WALL q CO., ,;Auetioneers
ID 70 New Marble Building,

l2Y WIN. l.. WALL q kCO.,sAuctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. SOC and 900 Penn avenue,corner Ninth street.
meneing a. 10 e,siock We with sell all the Furniture
and HolsehoId E6ee.s Of house No. is2s Massachu-
settg avenue. consisting Of 49,.
One 7-oetave Plano. Rosewood case. exceilent IN
strBment--cetebrated maker. ,
Rnrtor sntA Of YAInpt Apd gray rep
MArble-top Tables, Corniles, 20. -...-
Suite OF Walnut ana Green Rep, with Lounges
Wsinut and Marble top Chsmber Suites.
EhE'nh Pedy REysssls sCsfpe.s. ;', r5gia 3
bsnins.resm Furliture, Extension Tables, Re-
Two complete Dinner Sets OF French China. u /,
Plain d0rname lted Cut Glass and n leted Ware.
Puuch Bowlysnd 6issses, Wine Sets. &c.
LlLraFy furniture, Including Oak Bookcase and
ons nasniacsnt Aarvin ParSor Safe. Candida
Entire Kitchen Furniture and Appointments.
AIss, Aolatge Tot or Lfnen Carpet Covering and
Dancing Cloths. Moth-proof Carpet LIEinss, aud
Terms oash. w. L. WALL & CO.,
ny3 lStarT Auctioneers.
National Republican., 1874-05-27

DoueLAss MooRE, 3 g sth ST., bet. ID and Pc. ave.,
PIsetical fapeI-Ha lgsr AMI .lpaostereT. Wal
paFeJs, window shades, carpets, oil cloths. &c
ANorders for work IN either hEsbeE Vf the trade
executed with skll and dikIateh AZ love; rates.