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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-11
A WASHIYG TON VIEW.

A Washington correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gc=etfe writes: Looking down Connecticut
avenue, which borders one side Of COrcorHn
Castle q panorama Of new, rejuvenated Wash
ingtOn is attraetiyety laid out before us. Every
where we see elegant edihces rearing their costly
roofs to the heavens. In the foreground, on an
elevated terrace, stands 4 block o. three houses,
the handsomest, in my estimation, within the citys
limits They are built Of Ohio blue stone, quar-
ried somewhere in the vicinity Of Cincinnati, 1
believe. They are built on the bluet end Of a tri-
angle, and are very rich, plain and imposing in
their appearance, free from the profIse orna-
mentation which curses our modern structures.
From a distance they look, In their sOmbre gray
ness and irregular roofs, like some castle, old
with time and only needing masses Of ivy
mantling the parapets to make the delusion com
plete. 1 like the houses, particularly for this
very suggestion of aneientness; everything in
the building line all around the city is eulpable.
alarmingly neW-looking, that one can almost
smell fresh paint and green mortar in passing any
given locality. The handsOmest Of the three
houses aforesaid, on the corner of K and COnnee.
tieut avenue, belongs to Ex-Governor shepherd;
the middle one TO ex-Architeet Cluss, which is
finished internally in the most elaborate and
prineely manner, with the finest Tennessee marble
and gorgeous freseoing. The third house, on
the corner Of Seventeenth and X streets, is the
property of MI Hallett Kilbourn, real estate
broker, who four years ago dWelt eontentedly in
a tiny two-story house Of unpretentious exterior,
with his handsome wife and pretty daughters
But real estate, under advantageous eireum-
stances is n profitable business. Guild there be
any better evidence Of prosperous career than
this palatiaI pile Of costly stoneg The other
three sides of this triangle are built up by blocks
of Mr.. shepherds houses"
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FLOURLSHLNG 4 HANDKERCHLEF
FOR A WIFE

FLOURLSHLYG 4 HANDKERCHLEF
FOR 4 WIFE.
In some parts.of Europe it is not unusual to
bring about matrimonial engagements by
means of advertisements. Some years ago it
was agreed in gay party of ladies and gentle
men in London that an advertisement should
be inserted in a morning paper as from ayoung
lady, rich and beautiful, who felt inclined to
the state of matrimony. In the course of the
day letters were received from forty or fifty
SWANS of all descriptions, in reply to each of
whom an answer was addressed stating that
the lady wished, previous to his being intro
duced to her, to see him, and at the same time
requesting each to be in the pit of the Drury
Lane theatre on the following evening, dressed
in blue coat, white pantaloons, and scarlet
vest, and Immediately on the conclusion of the
first act to stand upon the benches, flourish
white handkerchief in one hand and apply
glass to the right eye with the other. Every
thing succeeded so well that as soon as the cur
tain fell about fifty individuals OF all ages
forthwith mounted the benches, and from the
smooth-chinned Adonis of eighteen to the
sleek, portly, selEeoDfdent widOwer of fifty,
and the emaciated bachelor of sixty, dressed
in uniform according to orders, in the gayest
style and the utmost nicely, to make the deeper
impression on the heart of the prize. High
swelled their bosoms with hope as with studied
action the handkerchief was fourished and the
glass was raised to the eye. But who shall
paint the astonishment, dismay and rage which
were depicted in every countenance as they
gazed upon each other and discovered the sud
den failure Of all their hopes With almost
incredible velocity they descended from their
unenviable attitudes to ''hide their diminished
heads" among the crowd.
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LUDTCROUs SCENE ~ 4 PULPIT.


A south German paper relates the following
In Bavarian town Of the most pronounced Gath
ole orthodoxy, thepriest preached lately against
the Old Catholics, and related such horrible
things about them that his piOus hearers lit
orally hoFror-strieken at Old Catholic impieties.
At last the preacher cried out The Old OathO-
lies so vile that they will all be cast into the
pit, and if what 1 tell you is not true, may the
devil take me now on The spotr' HIS excitement
was terrible and he so struck the cushion that
the book Tell from It. Not far from the pulpit
there sat an American, who had negro servant
with him, to whom he beckoned to take the book
up to the priest, who perhaps, had never seen
one of those sons of Ham in his life. The Negro
at once obeyed, and as he mounted the lowest Of
the pulpit steps the clergyman repeated his wish
that the devil might come and take him If what
he had said against the Old Catholics was not
true.
Although the negro went softly, the preacher
heard his footsteps, and, turning around saw
BLACK object solemnly, steadily and surely APP
proaehing him. He looked at him with terror,
and believing that he would be the next instant
collared by his Satanic Majesty, be cried out.
with trembling voice, sit is after all, possible
that there may be good people among the Old
Catholics" Turning then round to see If the OBJ
iect had disappeared. he saw IL still steadily sp-
proaehiug. The perspiration burst ont on his
brow. and null Of despair be called cut. There
are even many good people among the Old Gath
oiicsfii Thinking that this would suffice, he
tnrned around. but what was his horror to ind
fI,e ohiacf Was close at hand. Imagining himself
In The yery grasp of Beelzeoub, turning partly TO
the negro and partly 70 the congregation, he
the Old Catholics are not better than we are"
The terrified priest tainted from the fright and
it ives only AFTER some time that be recovered.
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STATE NEWS.

The Hon. William Walsh, who was nominated
for Congress by the Democratic convention of the
Sixth district, has accepted the nomination.
The P. W. and B. K. K. are making arrange
ments, in conjunction with the Z. 5. R. R. Com
pany, the Delaware Railroad Company and the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, to put on fast
freight line between Crisfeld and New York at
an early day. This will greatly enhance the
means Of transportation and travel on this line.
At Frederick City on Wednesday, the I'd inst,
Miss Mary LOWenkamp, Of Baltimore, and Miss
Mary Quinn, Of Philadelphia, received the white
veil and habit Of the Order. They changed their
names to Sister Mary LignOn and Sister Mary
Vincent.
Miss Mary L. Taylor, aged sixteen years, and
niece OF ex-President Tyler, died at the Academy
Of Visitation, in Frederick, on Thursday last, Of
consumption She was pupil Of the above instt-
tiOn for eight years, but her health began to de-
cline several years ago. Her remains were in
tered in the Catholic graveyard in that city.
The road of the Wicomieo and Pocomoke rail
road extension to the bay has been graded its
entire length, distance Of seven miles, and about
i've miles of the track has been laid, and the
balance is being laid at the rate of about quar-
ter Of a mile day. Gentlemen connected with
the enterprise were in Baltimore Wednesday
for the purpose Of securing subscriptions for the
new hotel TO be erected at the terminus Of the
road for a summer resort. There is a beautiful
beach and bathing in the surf Of the Atlantic at
this point equal to Cape Nay.
A severe storm passed over Frederick county on
the sth instant. At Jefferson, small town sevea
miles southwest Of Frederick, It was more de-
struetfTe, and the loss Of property was quite
great. The Methodist Protestant church was
completely demolished the Evangelical Luthe-
ran church suffered the loss Of its steepIe, aad
many private dwellings were more or less injured
by having roofs blown of and chimneys over
thrown. The storm extended its raTages through
the belt Of country known as the Manor, " where
il was attended with the loss Of life. Its victim
was Mr.. DAVID Speeht, aged about eighty years.
sHe lived several hundred yards east Of the Balti
more and Ohio railroad, near AdamstOwn. The
circumstances were as follows: There were seYe-
raj large trees near his house, and from then
Limbs and branches were scattered by the wind.
A large limb fell upon the roof Of the house,
knocking into the chimney number Of bricks.
Mr.. Speeht, hearing the noise, repaired to ascer-
tain the cause, and while thus engaged a limb
fell from the roof, striking him upon the head.
He fingered for several hours after the accident.
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AUCTION SALES
0OO~0-O1O-N~O00-N-N.N.NJNINJN1NJN.NNO
Future Days. -

TXEOUTOR'S SALE.-ESrArE Or VIZ
II LIAM II. FARRAR, DECEASED. = ON
TUESDAY, the 18th instant at 10 o clock a. M, at
the office of Edward G. Ingsrsoll, attorney for ex-
ecutor, will be sold, by orGer OF the Supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia Especial term probate
Jurisdiction, to the highest cash bidder Five Hun
bred (509) Shares Of James River Granite Company
Stock.
furnished by MIR. Ingersou, At his ONCE, No. 454
JOSEPH C. MCKIBBIN,
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MILLIAM sIIIkNEH, J Trustees,
J. T. COLDWELL,
~ = T v 7 n . N
DYR. H. WARNER,
by Il. n. "AkNEh,
ID Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneer,
Federal Buildings, corner seventh and SITS. y. W.


TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL SUBUR-
BAN PROPERTY AT MOUNT PLEASANT.
BY virtue of deed OF trust, dated March II, AID.
ls72 duly recorded in Liber No. 67s folio 20 one OF
the land records for Washington county, In the
District Of Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby. will sell, at public Auc-
ton, In front OF the premises, commencing on
THURSDAY, september Il, 1874. at O'Clock p. m,
the following described real estate; situate in
numbered forty-four C+4;) fOrty-fve C45.) forty
six (46) sNty-eight (6S,) siNty-nine (6l,l seven
ty (7O,) seventy-One a. seVenty-tWO (I2-) sew
enty-nine C9,) seycnty-seyen C77,) seventy
eight Cs eighty tSc,) eghty-One (sl.l eightv-twO
(S,) elRhty-three (st-) ifty-tight (5S.) and any
nine (5s) OF s. p. Browns sub vision Of Mount
Pleasant.
and twpnty-fOur months, for which installmentS
the purchaser will be required to give his prOmis
sorry notes, bearing interest the rate of ten per
cent. per annum from the day of sale, and secured
by deed Of trust on the land and premises sold.
AdepOsit of $40 will be required Of the purchaser
at the time of sale, and all eonyeyancng It the ex-
pcnse Of the purchaser. If the terms Of sale are
not complied with in seven days, the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property At the risk
and cost Of the defaultIng purchaser, after five
< plat ofth property can be seen at the Office Of
'N' "'' WILLIAM STICKNEY, l,r-,,-.,o.
GEORGE II. PLANT, lru''ees'
j. Il. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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seplI-F, NJ. W. Ads
by b. H. WARNER,
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings corner Seventh and + sts n. "

by b. H. WARMER,
II Real Estate Broker ana Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts.N.W.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A TwO-sToRY AID
NAE M-AANNIsSAk X, R0OE FkAMG RESIDENCE.
STREET, AT MOUNT PLEASANT.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated April ., A. ID.
1914, and duly recorded in Liber No. ESQ folio 81,
N tine District OF Columbia, and at the request of
the party secured thereby, we will sell at public
ssuenons IN 'front.' OF the premises, on TUESDAY,
september H. 1874, at O'Clock D. all those
tain pieces or parcels of ground situate in Washing
TON county d. G., known and described follows,
six, Csc, } and ffty-seyen, (57,1 ofS, p Browns
subdivision of Mount Pleasant, commencing at a
point on the south end Of lot nftYhve. () ten (O)
thence north parallel with the west line Of said lot
nIty-nye, o. two hundred and seventy 7O) feet;
thence west parallel with the south line Oflots fty
hundred 0OOj feet; thence south parallel with the
west line Of lot fifty-seyen C57) two hundred and
seventy Coo feet to point the south end Of lot
corner of said lot ty-seven (57 thence east along
the south line OF lots hfty-seven, (57,) hftysiN,
90 and hfty-hye, CS) - the place Of beginning;
containing twenty-seven thousand (27, OOO) square
above.
twelve, tWenty-fOur and thirty-six months, for
WHICH lnstAllments the purchaser will be required
to give his promissory notes. bearing Interest at the
sale, and secured by a deed Of trust on the land
and premises sold. A deposit Of 800 will be re-
qured at time Of sale. and all conveyancInE at the
not complied with in seven days the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at the risk
ana cost Of tho defaulting purchaser. after five
GrA plat Of the property can be seen at the Office
VI INV 1A"' WILLIAM sTICKNEY, ! r--,-,...
GEORGE IL. PLANT. ! iL"s'eeS'
J. T. COLDWELL,
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JACQUES JoUVENAL'S

M a II b i o ="
94I :, Near Lewis JOhnsOu,s Bank.
All MONUMENTS on hand sold At a great re.
ductiOn. All new orders made by designs Of the
latest STYLES. The best workmanship and hest
ITALIAN MARBLE guaranteed. ma2O-2m
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Future DAYS.


pY WASH. y. WILLIAMS. Auct'r.
D(SuccessOr to Green Williams, auctiOneers. }
No. 1901, northwest corner of Tenth aud ID streets
AUCTION SALE OF AN UNIMPROVED BUILD
ING LOT ON f STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS WEST, IN
SQUARE ZSS.
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust dated July q, ls73,
and duly recorded in Liber No. ia folio 46l seq
one OF the land records in and for the District Of
Columbia, at the written direction Of the party
secured thereby, shall proceed to sell at public
auction. in 'front.' Of the premises, on WEDNES-
DAY, September IL, 1871, at O'Clock p. M,
all that certain piece parcel or lot of ground,
situate, living and being In the city Of Wash
ingtOn. in the District Of Columbia, known and
described upon the ground plan of said city lot
numbered thirty-fJur, (3i) in square numbered
three hundred and eiRhty-eight, (3Ss.)
Terms of sale, S5i. % together with interest from
July q, 1873 and expenses of sale I'm cash, and the
balance at twelve and eighteen months after date,
with interest At eight per cent. per annum, and
secured deed Of trust on tie property sold. Con-
yeyancing at - of purchaser Fifty dollars TO be
paid down Immediately after s1le. Sac positive.
+. A. BOSW ELL. Tru stee.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
se'-d TStarl AUCtiOneer.
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FURNITURE AND FIXTURES OF THB OWEN
HOUSE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
on TUESDAY MORNING, September Is, 1874,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, 1 shall sell at above
hotel, being No. l4l3 Pennsylvania avenue, and
adjOiR ng Willard's hotel, the entire contents
sixty ROOMS Of FURNITURE, &C.. &C.
We name in part:
Rosewood Case Piano Forte. Gknabe 4 Col
French Plate Pier Mirrors. Slabs, &c.
Green Rep, Lambrequins, COrnice, &c,
Brussels Carpets, Thirty5da Clock.
Sixty Sets W alnut, Marble-tOp Chamber Suites,
Sixty Fine Hair Mattresses, Sixty Tucker Springs,
Feather BOlsters and Pillows, Stoves,
Brussels, Three-plY and Ingram Carpets,
Painted and other Furniture OF eyeay description,
LINEN ROOM:
Large quantity of Blankets, Spreads, sheets,
Comforts, Pillow Cases, Towels, Mosquito Nets,
DINING ROOMS:
Oak NJ. T. Sideboards, steel Engravtngs,
Walnut Extension Dining Tables,
Oak Z. 5. Chairs, Hat Racks,
Silyer-plated Tea and Coffte Pets
sugar Bowls, Pitchers, Casters,
Urns. Walters. Butter dishes, Ladies,
Tea and Table Spoons, Forks, &c.
IvOry-handed Dinner and Tea Knives, &c.,
Large assortment Of China and Glassware.
OFFICE:
Iron Safe, Walnut Desk. Clock, &c.
French Plate Mantel Mirrors,
Silver-plated show Case and Catawba Fountain,
Marble Clock, Large Counters,
Bar Fixtures, Lot lines and Liquors.
KITCHEN:
Furnishings of all kinds.
Terms: One hundred dollars and under cash; over
that amount acredit of sixty days with interest at
s per cent, satisfactorily secured.
Catalogues now ready and can be had on applica-
CATHERINE +. OWEN, Administrative.
ses-dtd [Starl LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
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by b. H. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
federaI Buildings, corner Seventh and sts.N. W,

RY b. H. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts.N.W.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF A NEAT TWO-sTORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING ON
CAPITOL STREET AND FIRST sTREET
East, NEAR ST. ALOYsIUS CHURCH, AT
By virtue Of deed or trust to us dated Su,r.+
10 A. ID. 1871 duly recorded in Ltber No gs1 5Iio,
ST. OF the land records for the District Of 90
lumbia, and at the written request of the marty
secured thereby. will sell. At public auction m
front OF the premises, on MONDAY, September 3.
real estate. situate In the city OF Washington, ID
c., to witt all that piece parcel of ground known
Lot numbered one hundred and thtrty-seYen (l27)
in the recorded subdivision Of square numbered six
hundred and seyenty-hve, (6l5i) and contained
within the following metes and bounds, to wit: Be
that separates said lot from lot numbered hum
dred and thirty-siN, C6, running thence east
along said Myrtle avenue sixteen Q6) feet, thence
south at right angles siXty-nYe f65) feet, thence
west sixteen (6l feet, thence north siXtyhVe (65)
feet TO place Of beginning, together with the i'm
prOvements as above.
Terms: Two thousand dollars with interest at
ten per cent. per annum from February 10, 1874,
to day OF sale, and expense Of sale in cash. balance
at SIX, twelve and eighteen months. for which the
notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest from the
day OF sale, aud secured by deed of trust on the
property sold, viii be taken. deposit OF 800
Will be required at time OF sale, and all convey
ancing at the expense OF purchaser. If terms of
sale are not complied with In seven days from day
of sale the trustees the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defaulting
purchaser. after i've days' advertisement
THOMAS T. FISHER, Trustees.
seDIl-FMW&d i. II. COI,DWETT.
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by THOMAS BOWLING,

II Auctioneer,
cal Louisiana avenue, near Seventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCE ON ~IREET MOTH, BETWEEN
FlkST STREET " E~F AND NORTH CAPl-
TOL STREET, AT AU 'TION.
By NiTtUe OF deed OF trust, dated January Is,
1873. and duly recorded Elber No. 7u9, fOliOs
y, &c. of the Land records of Washington county,
DC, and by direction OF the parsy secured there
by. we will sell at public auction, in front of the
premises, ON FRIDAY, October 9. A. ID. 1874, n j
O'Clock p. m, Rll that certain piece parcel of
ground situate, lying and being In the city of WASH
lngt0n, ID. e, kn0wn and 'Sign1tsd on the plats
Of sais city IS lot one hundred and fUrty-On'. IA
in Shepherds subdivision Of square six hundred
and twenty-three. (623,) with the brick dwelling
thereon.
Terms Of sale. prescribed by the deed Of trust:
&IU0, the debt secured, with interest at ten per
cent. per annUm from January Is, 1874. until paid
and the exp nses Of sale In cash, and the balance in
six and twelve months. for which the notes Of the
purchaser, with interest from the day of sale. Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the prem ses Sold shall
be taken. A deposit OF $40 will he requlr Of the
purchaser the time Of sale. All cOuveyanCing at
the cost of the purchaser If the terms of sale are
not complied with within seven days after sale, the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property
the cost and risk Of rhe defaulting purchaser.
d: PEIToN Brown, Trustees.
WNf R.WOODWARD, Z t'"S'''''
sep9-W, F&M&ds THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT TWO DAILY
TRANS (EACERT SUNDAY BETWEEN AL
ENHAAN D ~ AND PURCELLVILLE, BESIN-
Leave WASHINGTON Al q. m. and Z 7. M, aud Al
eXandriA at $40 a. m. and 4:lO p Pass LeeSburg
CgOing westward) at HE'S q. and 6:25 D. m, and
arrive at Purcellvllle az u m. and p. m.
Leave Purcellville at $3.50 n. mi and 12:O p. m. :
pass Leesburg (going eastward) at q. m. and l:l0
p. NJ, and arrive at Alexandria At Sis 3. m. and
S:l5 p. m and at W ashington at SD .. and $50
PASSENGERS from Washington will take the WASH
ingtOn and Ohio cars at the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad SIS lion at a. m. and p. m, and 20
through to I'Urcellville without change OF cars.
The 9:l0 n. m. train from Alexandria and 1880 D.
m. train from PurcRllyile connect at Purcellville
with ktger's daily line of coaches for Snckersylle,
Berryvile and Winchester: also with Reamer's
line Of coaches, which leave Leesburg daily for
Aide and Middleburg.
Communication tickets, three cents per mile.
Annual tickets ~ Il. H. HAVENSER,
myl5-tf General Ticket Agent.
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DYB. HI. WARNER.
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sE5. N.

IL Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sEs. n. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT TWO->ToRY
AND EASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, ON
CORNER MYRTLE AVENUE AND NORTH
CAPlIOL STREET, NEAR ST. ALOYSIJJSf
CHURCH, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed OF trust to. US, dated August
lO, A. ID. lo2, duly recorded in Liber No. so folio
4l, one Of the land records for the District OF Co
lumDla; and at che written request Of tine party
cured Inereby, we VIII sell, at public auction, in
'front.' OF th premises, on MONDAY, September
= iS1, AZ clock p. m, the following describ ID
real estaI,, situate In the city of Washington ID.
y, to vii. All that piece or parcel Of ground
known as lot Lumbered one hundred and thirty
two, (l32,) in til, rec Jrded subdivision OF square
numbered six hundre and seventy-hve, (675. and
70 wilt: Beginning at the southeast corner of North
Capitol street and Myrtle avenue, and running
thence east along said avenue sixteen Cl6) feet:
thence south at right angles sixty-iye (G5) feeL:
thence west sixteen (6) feet to said North Capitol
street, and thence along said street siNty-ve C5jJ
Ieet 70 place OF BEGINNING, together with the i'm
Terms: Two thousand dollars, with interest at
ten per cent. per annum from February 10, 1874 TO
Gay OF sale, and expenses Of sale in cash and the
bala1ce 81 six, twelve and eighteen months for
winch the notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest
from the day Of sale and secured by deed of trust
on the properly sold, will be taken. A deposit of
yeyancing at expense of purchaser. II terms OF
SAFE are not complied with In seven days from day
OF sale, the trustees the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the deaultng pur
chaser, after i've days advertisement.
DAVID GALLUP, lr,-,.
THOMAS T. FISHER. Aiu''eeS'
seDII-F NJ W Eds ' - Saiasr,,.,,
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BROKERS.

u Mob. TIMONEY 4 Co., BANKERS
lie AND BROKERS, No. 500, Second National
Bank Building. Seventh street, opposite Post Once
Department. Transact general banking, exchange
and collection business. Buy and sell gold, Govern
Army ofiicers' pay ACCOUNTS csshed in advance.
mVIS
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Jas. q. C1SPhaEe,
U. S. Commissioner and Examiner in Chaucery,
SHORTHAND WRITER
AND LAW REPORTER,
Ofce-No. nOC street, between First and Second
Teets, facing Indiana aVenue, mhS
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PROPOSALS.


%OO0NS0O0SOOOOOOOJNOOJNO -CJCO0SO-0-N00O0~0IN~0
IMPROVEMENT OF MOBILE HARBoR,
Il ALABAMA.