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scnau.
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ttn." II bic nsaifs GCrm, tgis man ben Sram
elmer @ittpt bti&rsitt.
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- 9ltusf : tyl sinT @frnGblunssna9riat
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tn Serr bat Sfgi."
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I,rlaut, tatn cine Stutr pcn $500 p 9ltr
auf 3unssdslIsn asIigl Ter Srtrl8 bsrlststa
RiIs ~ S9uIir:feu vsrlpsuset.
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en is 1t frfuueiittr uue ariiasisu Veils
lirsru nil, 500 arsJatIfn Pirt,
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- Gin hsttRiapIiafj Wiie9fH 80 vfnnlYl'
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pOn DtuIern lbfrlr, fen aIs alnltE'
mde&sn tam ibm Aitmane slstG.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-19

e Stuttsari. (enst Oitubtr.) Dae III
Gin ssId6ftIiHte Irtibsn In tsr Stast bae 80
sins pabrf Grtutt it abr mir batsn 20 autb
liit 1868 sntbsbrt. Sis suatbtn, bab Id pom
,,Gtnbum" tfs nfusn Wetnss fprf&tn tpin,
bas aus altn 3bfilsn res eautss s'hlrti1
fabSslahtns Wsssn bnbtifiitrt uub mil isinsn
@SIap@sn bic felt Slbrtn turfissn atlltr 3u
ftlrn f& tradbist. Die tinsiSs llntubaIiuns
bilSrn bic Grirass unb bic Iprtils hisiss Ssrb-
pes. unb ta sttpiB sisIt Sbrsr eslsr F& tafiir
inttrsiIrsn, 70 pilI i'd Sbnsa cine Isabelle hbsr
bic piGhsRsn SABRE Ter pirismbsrsii9sn
@sinfuItur bic Id ttr 5rsuhIi&fsii unlsrts
rsittriunStstn prauFtOrs gItsrt 8il@er,
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9ifm pcit iduf eit fir GrptJ'siisr,
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Nur nab een srp6flifH tSsfabTrn
Rann pabrs Rube pn5 sIfrru'n
9HtuH mir nit uR5ffaraneu Siiffn
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llnp fdrru bsetdt Gin Grernbl9tl
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ltns'aubli pisl, unglaubli6 ptnis,
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60 ftist ,sr Mrnit III fslt'nsr Br6be
lldo irpsi 8dtar une .3ett une Slid;
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llap ItPi F9 antsle Ibifr Surild.
CT rrseisi Wsisbfit. faet BE Eussae,
uue erGusi f9 0dsTau6 i6f su iitiun;
Bfrsi6t fb islbil, Drssuet bic 9lssn,,
llnb fhldfi im Nrm les eahffs fin.
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Grpiti e. ialmi F9 Inb bfTfut;
ti6mpfl mSnnll& srstn aas eiife
lias fdblI iit p0a @fbn6Ii9Isii.
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sloenteit perfauat.
Box 7ss, New York.

Dn- FoorE IN esr Strfahsr mtbEsrn Htslsnii&fr
gDtrls zen hsnm sins dbtr 250000 GTempfart Ntias
etfaHstn taf Gin Ireiiss ,.Das @tai2tnisasm" et1
,.Cftns gsiisEraa, uas seiunsr Nsui&tnvuRane."
bat tin,n aslae zen atsE 700t0 trrsiSt Eida Issts
g1tri aihtint lest snalii& unb taiiS. Gin ntutrss
gltrt .,gDfsR&aft une Diatuns" eer SAMMY TUBBs,
tsr iussHsii6t dnt uHs sPoSsIE. Ter Idaiet eIis u-
iasInt ssrlSpfs uur susiif4. NtstH 9HtaIisssrltt'
niTt eItftr sDtrs rea, man Fd snipftr an DR. FoorR
rsnsm Sssr ansit Murray Hill verlagsbuehhAndlung,
I29 East esth Street, New York
Hatnn psrttn fiF ZEN Strtt elsirr RDtrit ssElaust
aHs trbalitn itbr shaaiss estinsunau &c maHer
as.m bet fSra sur& ssn gsrIauf ssitr sptrtt i'd tea
@ruuslsH III tnsa tisHtn eHnisssH etIfst aIat
gmi&mipNtm" N fur GrEd6isHt HEs .sDiffHitai'nH nHs
Bithns fur bic usme Gin ssrilaI'6ns lstrFs!Ses Hne
nl,rshaaits gDtri Gin SusaIitstltl6Hie tsr gpsIis
rsl4ts fsaHss Ftr gsR an iess EsFsfs sulaast Elre
slssi slns ssaRdntiss Stf&r;Euas sniessE. Ns6
siumali
slgrGisu Deer GolporitnFc pcrlaugt.
A0yriiire mie chen.
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etiefels alase.

Sisf In ttH unisrn S6ibisn,
Dem Staubs ;ustfslt
Dat mir Gin lsbtrn S&idfaI
Die @ciibtit aussrpdbIt.
Sd tarf ni1t rubin iie1 raftn
Wfin eaniss estsn lang,
90 fiisBen msins Sage
Sn sinsnt feten Gans.
linb ssis' Id IN bT Sprpbt,
9m Drude meine @utb,
90 ntabt man mid etiGmsipis,
llub f6mirrt mid armen cut.
Sd fuI iftis fpitssInb sIGnSsn,
Raub bnrf Id nimmsr fsin,
gG, mtine f&paae 8arbe
WGl@t ftin @spSfsr rein.
Stfts unttr Drud' BON Sbrn
2sb' i'd ;u msiner psin,
llnb In ben 2fib bfs SElaSsu
8cbrt atau&sr Gift Gi6 Gin.
Sras Id ben trunt'nst Strrsu
@ftrtult@ Ra6is mad Saus,
SC ipirft CT mid gum Danfs
Bur. .3immsrtbiir binaus.
Sd BIN ben alIsn, aIIen,
Der armifs grhsnfObn;
Giir aIss, tpas i'd tbus
81 WidIs nur msin 2Sbn.
8 bSrt's, bic ibr I'm @rimme
WAb bGmmsrt auf mid los;
~3u Scbtn iftts ssirttta
Das III bee StisfeIs epps"
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gfu Sic seutitDe S}ebEiferuIa
Won Pennsylvania.
Dfr

Scranton Trust Go. & SparbanR
itutt CURE arfmcrfiamtiit ouf bic rrtr liter,
arE luifrsicH. wrpt fr an Ofpoilprsn ts-
,agi h. bic &crinbAHleD ualGT NtHrn Gitlb
lur; 'rs;A ;Ab}Mi.o GnC brioueers auf Oi, syc5r
2!1.ite.a rC,j, ,urit 6if Iirfftrrsn cer Sanf
5rrrI 81 rifa. lee tepdi cis 5tGilaGls, rag,
,5i'1r ls ..Aisfy ale Gin jdtr IN, Ieii mir
'Jfjcht'ril felanntn, mir iest einen gr06ereu
Wsi9d.f ais GsgevIm toben, GI5 alls his
sgB....2l son r!Fiem Gcgup. 9Sir gebsn
Ni'6t }U ta wtuG mir lager, bag uHisriu De.
psbjoss- iu GfoB9 Si&nbcit 9sbpira Bire, ais
,fssI5 wsl&sa Guauen Spars Gsppiiorsn euf
cie,fn 5oHlnenis.
&i!iI, Igre1t III ctr Saaf por unb Shr CT.
bail bcu 3iriularf, psIde ibcr alie RrscIn
unc Sisinsnnssn Gub 9iuStuHft grbeu.
Sci. 8. Srdrten, mleffs Iayur, 8. g.
girye; I'd. W. @inipn, GbcmGS Didlpn,
2amnsl SIcan, 9phn Srisbin, Sra Iripp une
3. y. pbSIpS Iino bic Dirsitprsn. t6ms7i
g. 9, ptsree, TrGfrent.
8. y. pbeIpS, ShaBmsiffr,
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gimc gpifs SanF.
Miners and Mechanics Loan
and Banking Association.
AutpriiIrtcs SapilnI nnbeltrGnfL

Dir SrdaniIaiicn bisIer 8anE-
ftoft 1T pollfGu,ia bssneiat. Gs albl ,pes
Eentli1 cine 9ap' tss @plfrS, Surdb has
8cli uus fir r., Iplt.
1rpclItcrtn Inr ,bi rie Nfisuinbater tbeilsn
eltiHma6ig trn spHt.
Dif dn1tbip' en- Gapitdlisn psreen unier
SisiSni5rn gsnbtiIt errsn @eip fs btgriinssten.
Die Sthcrbeit
eisIer 9anf pire i6r
GIabe,ebItes gobiioI
.,.. ..,,x,,g.,i,.,s
wy S'g'"""'.'9 ""I
- U U u u u
tiiGrdnH ii, perpaltft ven nsuu Iruiltts, tie
sgr1 ris Aftisninbabtr erpGbIl perpsn.
Dipibenren i'm grtrass pon a9t bis
II brtiBis grplent Ehe iGbrlib scu Ban 'sn ,r-
Hart rptsfH, sis nadb DieienI plane rsrpaI.r.
serbrr.
Das capita pirc aufJsmadt bon ben
ieIsn, nial Ten Ginir!nrr. &c III sic @tr-
riaigurs ron Fleineu uetsIitiiiItn : ron 80
Hpllars nafwirt5 = her 49, d a ftsIeuts,
5abrifanien, M insr uno Irbfiter.
Die afiien Nnb i'm SfrsiGe NlIrr. Das bier
anseIslte @sle III Titt apf Ists Yrplfnt be.
,1ganii.
Sir SlFt;rr SiuS. 30 OpfIarS irSr.
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griAeeHt-9pbn 6aubltp.
giet pGGNren.rn,-Sb bparp q. WfIIarb,
Nsa Wpiss RtittY.
Diriflprrr.-Scbn SantIes. u. N. Stp.
msrs. &. u. GcraH Scn. 8. .. Col
lin9. Rev. Refee Wbtttn Gbparb
N. 98illore, Ib0mas pbtllips.
5rulfses,-5d Serbian, . r. gBm. 8.
pier ~ lilo ). Nilfpn y. s. 3 o.
ran lbomoS 3. Sepans. Go.
rpbuu 8. WelIs, 8artb. 9. eco
narb. Or. Wm. SageertS 9pbu
@. MdpeL DiIliam Q DULL.
uuttrid6unas- -YebGrSs.-Spbu SauSlsp,
1bOmaS pbillips, Gpmarb 9.
gGiltare. @tlIiam S9nlL M /.
lp9 qGiifon.
Gaiiirtr-e, Arttur Datres.
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N9n 9 biz 3 tlbr, unR an Samfig Nbrneru
ven bis 8 llbr. ISL
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SrieHi6e GpufuItatipnen
uneuteeleli@.

gpsssr 91iatFaIist ned ftasIi4s gFantR sssrau6t.
SsHatt 10000 gaiitateu Purttn sen i'm III ttn ieeisH
ipanjls latren ttbansdt 5tssr Jaa pire tEidH isrs
fis rsslrirt, CD trsHi chr psrI5nIi&. CD zen ten
Erstpr tf pstr fsiaen eiftdrltta. eegtsrs ine ole
pi7fnfSaftlia sstIlsstt glesisnG.
aGs gatsa;tu, pelts sutf,rni RsbneH, tFtalnn clue
ausibrii5e 5rassniife france yer gpR rser i'm Sduis
Sin pSaf6usiaes sftmaiSss GHiFassH in zen ssG6era,
SsrBinstrt Seller ssu SrEitamer. Dis ed8sr Reresa
usr ssu Ten anotisnttR Husim ss5fFHst
sessaI 5Taatnlls sssr aussrrsities GsniufIatisufH
asrsiiIrs man Pit fslst;
DR.. e. B. FooTE,
Box 7ss, New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-05
FASHIONABLE TRAPPLgGS.

A Paris correspondent writes: "Pouches,
happily, seem to be going out, but, appar-
emily, only to leave more room for the hang
ing on of other things. Formerly, lady car
ried in her left hand her handkerchief, card
case or purse; in her right pnrasOl or fan.
As it was then customary to do no more than
make an inclination Of the head on meeting
ones acquaintance, no inconvenience was eX-
perieneed on going out with the hands thus
filed and occupied. But the English habit of
shaking hands has been generally adopted
here Of late, and now a lady hangs upon her
person everything that she wishes to take
about with her. Not to speak of the chate-
lame, which has been coming back of late
into favor, and which comprises about a score
of articles, it is now the fashion to hang
to the waist-belt the aumouiere Utter
ally alms-bag) when worn, the fan, the
card-ease, pOrtmOnnaie, the small umbrella
or parasol, the little thick turnip watch (of
various patterns) now in vogue, the pin
cushion, ivory tablets, little mirror, &C., &c,
all of which dangle about the hips of fashion
able belle, making, when she moves, a slight
clatter which is considered agreeable and
amusing. When travelling, the personal bag
gage Of a daughter of fashion is increased BY
leather bag carried on the left arm, and an
opera-glass slung over her shoulder, leather
strap holding q waterproof cloak or shawl,
with an anchor in her collar, a sword or an
arrow holding the feather of her hat, and per-
haps a pair Of little bells in her ears. As the
travelling dress Is often loaded with broad
guipures that seem to meander in every direc-
ton over the wearer's person, the various
addenda Just enumerated are apt TO get en-
tangled therein, demanding both time and
patience to get them right again"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-05
oct1-ThSTul

TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
~ In virtue Of writ Of ferf Jdcids Issued out Of
the Clerks Office Of the supreme Court OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and to directed, will sell at
OF said District, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
OF october, ls74. the following property, to-wtt:
IA, beginning for the same at the southwest
corner OF said lot and square, running thence east
along the line of north street 20 feet TO the SOUTH
asst corner OF said lot, thence north s. feet ~
Inches thence west 20 feet to the line Of Nineteentn
street west and thence along the line or
street west s. feet ~ inches to the place OF Desln-
ming. together with all aud singular the improyes
ments thereon, in the District Of COLUMBIA seized
and levied upon as the property OF Anna S,enramm
and Peter Schramm. and will be sold 70 sassy exc
cution No. l2.2f2 in favor OF JOseph Weyrics,
SEPT. p, 1874 ALEX. ohAnfI
se23-d&ds U. s. Marshal ID. g.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-05
a CLEARY.

ID LAIImEk q CLEARLY.
ID AuctiOneers ana Real Estate Brokers,
enth street, star Office Building.
CATALOGUE SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSE.
On MONDAY M6RNIS &c october 55t 5, 1874, COM
nencing At I0o'clOck, at thu resi- lence OF General
shall sell his superb collection Of Household Effects
comprising in part
Rosewood-case steinWay Pianoforte. full size.)
ROSEWOOD IlanO STOOL nnely UPHOLSTERED.
one GiltfraIne French-pIate Mirror, feet inches
high; by feet inches wide.
high, by S feet wide.
Walnut, siena MaT6le-base Etegere, with gold
tracings and French-Plate Mirror, feet 10 inches
high, by ? feet inches wide.
Walnut, Tennessee-marble top, Centre Table, gold
Elegant Buhl-work, Marble-top Cabinet, mounted
7, with french T pate Mirror, In gilt;
Walnut Gilt Parior Suite, upholstered in crimson
satin brocatelle, pieces.
BPls;gant Reception Chairs.
Elegant WindOw-hanglngs, in satin and lace.
Elegant onice, for bay and side windows.
Elegant Japanese and Chinese Vases, Bronze and
Superior Administer, English, and Tapestry Car
Administer, Turkish, and Velvet Rugs.
DINING-ROOM.
Walnut Dining suite, consisting of French-plate
5 feet wide by IS feet long.
Elegant III, nch China Service, and superb set of
Ten Dining Chairs, upholstered with Russia leather
Two Arm-Chairs, upholstered with Russia leather.
SSaTvipg Table, elegantly carved.
HandsOmely-caryed Bouifet, siena Marble-top, with
FTe1ch-plate Mirror, Sx6 by 2x6, elegantly I'm
Elegant Cornice and Wlndow-hangings.
Crimson Fire Screen.
Embroidered Table Cover.
One ParlOr Fountain, in working order.
HALLS.
Northumberland Walnut Hall Stand, with
bronzed Medallion, Marble base, aud French
Two carved Walnut Hall Chairs, upholstered in
Elegant gSiiT Hal iiI and Stair CarpSs.
LIBRARY.
HandsOmely-hnished Walnut Bookcase, with
Elegant Walnut MaTble-Top Table.
Six Walnut Office Arm-Chairs.
Walnut and Ebony Secretary, with medallion front.
Elegant Walnut Lounge, upholstered In crimson
Walnut Marble-top Wine Bouffet.
Elegant Window-hanglngs and Corniee.
CHAMBERS.
Several superb Chamber Suites, with elegant Dress
ing-ca -es and ArmOires, with French-plate Mir
ished in the most elegant designs.
Single Walrut Bedsteads Of the same design.
Sup riOT Spring Unde -beds the latest patterns.
Elegant " hite Hair Mattresses.
Fine Feather Pillows and BOlsters.
Cribs, Trundle Bedsteads.
Servants Furniture, &c.
ALSO,
An extensive assortment of China and Glassware,
RefrigeratOrs, sidebOard, Safes, Kitchen Kequi-
n. Eve would safe that all of the above fur
niture was made to order for General Smith by Il.
Renwiek & son, NO. % North Howard street, Bal
DOwell Co, of the same city, all OF which have
been in use but ten months, the whole comprising
one of the most select and comp outfits in this
House for sale or rent, which is one of the most
on the premises. LATIMER CLEARY,
se.3-d&ds AuctiOneers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-05
HOW TO TALK

If you have the ability to amuse, talk often
in company, and in way which shows that
you understand what is said around you. But
do not talk long. In that case you are apt to
tire your hearers. There are many persons
who, though they have nothing to talk Of
never know when to leave OF talking. There
are some who labor under so great and insa-
table a desire for talking that they viii
even interrupt others when about 70 speak.
We should in society never talk Of our own or
Others domestic affairs. Yours are of no inter-
est to them, and theirs should notSbe to you /;
besides, the subject is of so delicate nature,
that with the best intentions it is, chance if
we do not make some Notifying mistake, or
wound the feelings Of some of the company.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-05
AUCTION SALES.
OITJ~-WIW~JOIO.W-O-O.NDOJO
Future DAYS.

DY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct'r,
D(SuccessOr to Green Williams, auctiOneers.)
No. l0Ol, northwest corner Of Tenth and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY BRICK
HOUSE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF NORTH ID
STREET. BETWEEN TIIRTEEN-AND-A-
HALF AND FOURTEENTH STREETS WEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust 10 us, dated August
8 A. ID. 1873, duly recorded In Liber NO. q, FOLIO
ST. ct seq. Of the land records for the District
OF Columbia, and at the request OF the party Sc
cured thereby, We Will sell In front OF the prem
lses, on SATURDAY. October 10, 1874 at O'CLOCK
p; m, all that certain piece or parcel OF ground
situate In the city Of Washington, ID. G., known
and described as lot lettered 'sB' OF Ann BlanCh-
ard, subdivision OF lot numbered eight, a. and
part oflot numbered nine, g, in square numbered
TWO hundred and hfty-seven, (257 } fronting eigh-
teen (ls feet nine (9 inches street north, and
running hack with that width distance of Sc venty-
SIX (I6J feet, together with the improvements as
above.
Terms: One third cash; balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months with interest at ten rer cent
from day Of sale, secured by deed Of trust A de-
posit of slC0 will be required at time Of sale. All
eonyeyancing at expense of purchaser. II terms
ale not complied with in seven days the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property At the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser, after i've
NJ. P. CALLAN, (T-ustass
WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
sep2s-M, W,F&ds AuctiOneer.
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DYE. j. SWEET,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Sill Seventh St., opp. United States Post ONCE.

- De -
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Sill Seventh st., opp. United States Post once.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
STREET, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
FIRST STREETS EAST.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated November II,
1877 and duly recorded in Liber No 100 folio 2ls, o.
the land ords of the District of Columbia, and
at the request of the party secured thereby, viii
sell at public auction, In front of the premises. on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of October. 18Th at )
O'Clock D. NJ all OF lot 16 and one sixth part oflO
III, in b. +. Gilbert's recorded subdivision Of
square 675, in the city Of Washington, in the Dis
trict of Columbia, the same being lot IA ofHOrace
BougtOn and Others suodiy isiOn Ofcertain lots In
said square. with three-stOry and Mansara roof,
brick dwelling -hOuse thereon.
Terms OF sale The amount Of Indebtedness Sc
cured by said deed Of trust, being IS OO, with In
terest from May IL, 1873 at the rate OF ten per mt
per annum, and taxes and Insurance paid, with the
expense of sale, in cash, and the balance AZ SIX;
twelve and eighteen months, for which notes OF
purchaser, secured by deed of trust on the prop
erty. will be taken. A deposit Of 500 VIII be re-
Qulred of the purchaser 81 the time of sale and all
conveyancing viii be at his expense. If terms of
sale are not complied with in seven days the trus-
tees the light to resell the property at the
rik and cost Of defautng purchaser atter i've days
advertisement. +. W. PARSONS, )r-ratess
ROBkRTE DAY, hiUS'0sS'
oct2-F, VI, W&ds T. J. SWEET. Auct.
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OONsTRUCTION OF LIFE-SAVING STA

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, I
WASHINGTON, September q, 1s4.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Depart
ment until Y O'Clock, nnon- Of TUESDAY, the
18th day of October, 1S74 for the construction OF
Life-SaYing Station Ouses at the following named
points TO wit: One near Smiths Island Clubhouse
Virginia: on CObb's Island, Virginia: one on
Hog Island. Virginia: abreast the Lighthouse, one
on CeOar Island, Virginia, near Watchapreague
Inlet at ChcOteague Virginia; on beach abreast
Of the Assateauge Lighthouse, and one at Green
Run Inlet, Maryland.
Bids will be received for one, several, or all the
aforementioned Houses.
Bidders must state the time in which they VIII con-
tract cOmIlete the Houses, and the bids must be
accompanied with guarantees from responsible par
ties to the ability of the bidders to do the required
work.
All proposals must be Endorsed proposals for
Construction of Life-Saving Stations and ad-
dressed TO the Secretary OF the Treasury, Washing
ton, d. G.
Specifications and Plans can be obtained at the
Offices of the Deputy Collectors of Customs at Oman
cock, Virginia; Chncoteague, Virginia. and the
Inspector Of Customs at Lewis, Delaware; also upon
application to this Department.
The Government reserves the right TO reject any
or All bids b. H, BRISTOW, Secretary.
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oct2-FAIw&ds
& CLEARY.

DY LATIMER d CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE, FRONTING ON E STREET NORTH
By virtue OF q deed Of trust, bearing date on the
18th day of October, 1870, and recorded In LlDer No.
ga, folio go ct sea-, Of the land records OF ash-
said deed mentioned will sell at public sale in front
OF the P m On tbo say D S or
parcels of ground lying or being situate in the said
ana Id Dg G anS o N a ana S iSaa No 81
beginning for said part OF lot No. 10 at the north
along the north line Of said lot fwenty-four feet
two Inches, ca n. In, thence south l2Ol twenty
feet two III inches to the west line Of lot and thence
north along said west line to the place OF Begin
ming, together with all the appurtenancOs thereto
Terms Of sale: One hfth cash, and the balance IN
interest at the rate Of seven per cent from the day OF
sale to be secured by deed Of trust on the prem
Chaser at the time Of sale. If said terms are not
complied with in hve days nom day OF sale, the
the defaulting purchaser. All conveTancing at the
expense Of the purchaser;
R R6RI!N n T TAkEARi Trustees.
LATIMER & CLEARY,
iY24-d&ds Auctioneers.
RSTHE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until THURSDAY, sePPtem1her "a 1874, same
seI7-W, F&M&ds AuctiOneers.
EFTHE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
pOred until WEDNESDAY, September %, la4,
same hour and place. "a PfSiF eLEAsi
se25-F&M&ds AucTIOneers.
RFTHE ABOVE SALE IN FURTHER POST
poned until WEDNESDAY, October I, 1874, same
hour and place. By order Of the trustees
sep9O-WFM&ds Auctioneers.