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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-06
Comments of the Press.l
sen WHAT ST. LOUIS SAYS OF TEXAS
ENTERPRISE.

"The Lone star state liz one of the garden
spots of the continent. No land on the eartn
Is more productive, ana possessors oi real
estate property In Texas may look with GER
tainty for Its rapid advancement ~ value,
A plan IN on foot which will give
many man good farm for an
insignificant sum. The managers, Messrs.
Wagley Il Locltart, of Houston, are men OF
high respectability and great business capnc-
ity, and therefore reliability IL assured. -
Isl. Louis Republican.
The Texas Odd Fellow also endorses the
above, and states
"From our long and favorable knowledge
of the firm we take pleasure In commanding
them to the public az honest, honorable gem
tlemen.
And the Galveston New adds:
"The distribution will comprise over to,oVV
acres of land. located In thirty-eight coun-
ties They are divided into parcels, and II ~
promised by gentlemen, whose characters
are equal TO those of any In the land, that
they will be fairly, honestly ana equitholy
distributed"
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A FINE IMMIGRATION SCHEME.

VIC. Wagley and Robert Lockart, of the
firm of Wagley 4 LOckart, are Doth proInl-
nent, wealthy and reliable citizens o. H0us.
ton In their own right, and rs authorized
agents, they hold subject to disposal some or
the most valuable real estate property In
this city, and thousands OF acres OF iand IN
the best sections OF Texas. FOR the
chance OF becoming the lawful owner OF
Texas property worth from three hundred 70
eighteen thousand dollars. So far as regards
the standing OF the mnnagers, mat IL mat
ter beyond the possibility OF cavil.
The Telegraph of Houston, thus speaks OF
the distribution:
"The drawing will come of on the twenty
first of December, Just 70 time Tor lots OF Peo,
card gives all the particulars Inuch bet.
ter than we can write them, ana we need
only give our readers the assurance that the
managers are men OF stahoihs anu ieii"'
bility."
The Herald, Crockett, Texas, says:
"The plan these gentlemen have adopted,
TO sell the large amount Of land for which
they are agents, Is most commemorate one.
The drawing will be conducted Oh the best
plan that can be adopted to secure fairness TO
all. Messrs. Wagey & Lockhart are old real
g tate agents of Houston, and are men VINO
have a reputation for honesty and integrity"
The Kansas City Chronicle remarks;
"wagley & Lockhart, Houston, Texas, offer
chances TO get good farm In Texas for s. CO..
IL Is a square thing"
The Press, Paris, Texas, remarks:
"The well known firm of Wagley 4 Lock
hart the largest real estate hrm In the state,
are the originators of this scheme by which
thousands of acres will be brought into use
and a large population added"
The Willis 0berver states:
nThese gentlemen are too well known to
need any further Endorsement OF ours"
The Ellis County News, Texas, comments
as follows:
"These gentlemen are trustworthy and reli-
able. There Is a chance for you TO obtain a
good home by investing the small sum OF
three dollars. The distribution will positive
ly take place at Houston. December q"
Concentrations of the "Dlstribution" are
being received every dav from leading citi-
Gems and public officials OF Texas, showing
that they are fully alive to Its merits.
lTedim5lwsm
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MISCELLANEo
The Great Railroad Tax Case NJ N
Louis.
Reported Flight OF White Leaguers
From louisiana.

BOSTON, October 5.-!rhe steamer
Flag, hence TO Charleston, Is hard
aground. A portion Of the freight has
been discharged, II Is hoped the next
tide will float her, The steamer Equa-
tor, from Charleston, ran ashore Sat
urday afternoon ncur New Castle ridge,
and waa hauled of last evening, 10y the
steamer Advance, bound up from
Richmond, and the tug George b. Ker-
foot. The Equator proceeded on her
voyage.
ST.. LOUIS, October 5.--rhe cases Of
the Atlantic and Pacific, Missouri Pa
clhc, st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern, Missouri, Kansas aud Texas,
and southeastern railroads, which have
been argued for several days before the
United States circuit court, on applica-
ton for an injunction to restrain
counties from collecting taxes on their
property, has 80 far proceeded that
Judge Miller yesterday decreed that
they should pay from iifty-nine to six
ty.two per cent of the taxes levied on
or before January 2, 1875, otherwise
the temporary injunction granted by
Judge Dillon would he dissolved.
The payment will ia no way be a
recognition of the validity or legality
of the vote of the state board of equal
ization, but the court decided that
some taxes are due and must be paid.
NEW YORK, October 5.-The Times
publishes the following from New Or
leans, received last evening:
Governor Kellogg received informa-
ton this evening that upon the arrival
of the United States troops at Coushat'
Ia, some fifteen white leaguers, who
were engaged in the recent murder OF
republican ofiiceholders, left town and
fled to Arkansas and Texas.
Weston, at five minutes past twelve
O'Clock, last night, made another at
tempt to walk five hundred miles in
six consecutive days.
The new republican journal, the Re-
public, appeared to-day.
New ORLEANS, October 5.-Ihe
parish convention of the Peoples par
ty met to-day at Grunewald hall. The
proceedings were quiet and orderly.
About fifty small frame houses, on
two blocks, bounded by Franklin,
Liberty, Standrew and Jackson streets,
were burned to-day. Loss estimated
at 100000. Insurance mostly in local
companies.
New YORK, October 5.-Henry Clews
& Co. have decided, in fairness to their
customers, to suspend for day or two
the receiving of deposits, aud have
transferred the remittances received
during the past few days to the Gus
tody of the Continental bank to the
credit of those who RENTED them.
The firm do this rs a prudential mat
ter, though much larger loan than
e7OO,OOO, already negotiated in London.
is expected in few days.
Theodore Tilton and Francis ID.
Moulton were officially notified this
morning of the indictments found
against them by the grand jury for
libel for Islander against Mr.. Beecher.
Bail in each case was fixed at 5000,
which they will be required to furnish
by tomorrow.
SALT LAKE, October .. --Rrigham
Young is better.
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THE radical party of Texas is as act
i've lust now as drove of grasshop-
ders, but not quite so destructive. III
Boulds Baker makes one more trip to
Washington we are inclined to the
opinion that the rotten organization
viii fizzle completely out. Baker is
undoubtedly the most thorough-going
liar in existence and hasn't as much
principle as condemned government
mule, and yet he is the foremost man
In the radical ranks In Texas to-day
IGrandbury Vidette.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-06

some of our granger friends are
practicing a little game commonly,
called granger seven up" 1t is played
thusly: Three knights of the pillow set
in to play for bottle Of liquitied glory.
The first man out gets the ''glory,"
the last man the bottle, and the middle
man gets notaing. Selah l-[Groes-
beck Clarion.
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THE ]. M, BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.
FOR SALE.

Two nice large hotels. wagon yard well
located, and n large number ofimrroyed and
vacant lots Throughout the city Of Dallas |;
also, ? number OF iarms. and many tracts OF
unlinp proved lands In Dallas and other sur
W. r. LYTE q CO.,
Real Estate Agents office on Lamar, between
Main and Elm streets. l1dim
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Houston CITY Property!
l.4OO GIFTS.
CAPITAL GIFT, $4,000

No glfs less than forty acres Of land, or
one city lot.
Price OF tickets, three dollars.
Clubs ordering ten or moro tickets direct
from us will be allowed Il discount OF ten per
cent,
send for circular aud descriptive list.
Titles all perfect, aud warranler deeds
made.
Parties wishing tickets can obtain them
from our agents In Dallas, or by remitlanccs
direct 10 us.
We refer % all banks, bankers, business
men of Houston and Texas where We are
known.
WAGLEV s. L0OKART,
Managers, Houston. Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-24

The principal argument used by DIR. Words
worth, bishop of Lincoln, against crem alton,
viz, that it would destroy mans faith in the re-
surrection Of the body, does not seem to be very
conclusive with most people. The Richmond
Wang says that many Thousands OF human
beings have been lost at sea and been the food
of fishes. Many have also fallen victims to the
flames. Those we bury become the prey Of
worms. The same Omnipotence which can col
iect together and resnimats the scattered re-
mains Of these can as easily collect, reform and
resnimate the dust of those whose bodies have
been subjected 10 cremation. The faith that
believes one will IS implicitly believe the
other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-24

TIE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains all
the news Of the week, local and general; all
about the Tilton- Beecher affair; a large amount
Of literary matter, stories, poems and sketches,
society and fashion notes, Washington news
and gossip, agricultural items, household re-
ceipts, &c, Sc.
TsTrs- One dollar and o half per snnum, In
advance; single copies FIVE cents. in wrappers,
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The preliminary statement of sIrs Tilton in
reply to her husbands charges will be found in
another column. 1t Is thoroughly womanly
document; but, gave that it throws some light
on their domestic life, it does not have a very
important bearing on the case. Ii makes rather
a bad showing for Mr,Tilton, as a msn and a
husband, to be sure; but as the matter stands at
present it is not Mr.. Tilton who is ON trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-24

"A newspaper man out west has nominated
Hon. II. j. Jewett, now OF the Erie railroad, for
President or the United States, just as Col.
Thos- A. Scott, of the Pennsylvania road, was
nominated for the same Office couple of years
ago. This is all right. 1t pleases railroad men
to be nominated for President by the newspa-
pers; besides it is supposed to make them more
liberal with free passes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-24

He has thought better OF it, has Gen. Farms
worth, and will not run for Congress as an in
dependent candidate in the 4th Illinois dis
trict. A Chicago paper announces that he has
opened q law Office in that city, "where he will
attend to legal instead of Congressional bust
ness HEREAFTER
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where to Advertise.

The STAR has now q circulation very much
larger than that OF all the other city papers
combined, reaching every household in the
District and . wide range outside. The result
IL that The STAR affords unsurpassed sdvan-
tages az q medium Of communication between
all classes Of the community, in the way OF the
adjustment Of demand and supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-24

A good advertisement in a newspaper pays no
fares on railroads; costs nothing for hotel bills
gives away no boxes of cigars TO customers, or
neriDO dresses to customers wives; drinks no
whisky under the head OF travelling expenses;
but goes at once and all the time about its bust
ness free of expense.
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Reading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY:
DAY................... July "a, 1874.
The Star by Mail

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion Of 1t, may have TIE STAR sent to
their address for such time a. they desire, at
the rate Of nfty cents per month. Orders, 40
companied by the money, should be sent to the
business OH Of the paper.
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DROPOsALs Fob WROUGHT AND CAST.
l. IRON WORK FOB THE LIBRARY OF THE
NEW STATE DEPARTMENT..

NEW STATE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF sUPERvlsISG ARCHITECT
Treasury DKPARTMENr,
sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
UNTIL - ~ OF TIE l4TH DAY OF AUsUsr, 1874, for
furnIshiI delivering, fitting, and psttiDR in place
the wrought and CAST iron Work required for the
b,IbraIy OF he New State Department.
Copies OF the Draw ~ es and Specifications may be
hid on application at this Office.
All scanoldihg required by the contractors to put
tie work In place will be ur5shed by the Depart
sent Tree OF charge, but will be erected by tue
Proposals will be made for the whole work com.
plete, as shown on Drawings, and described in
Specification.
The whole Of the work must be completed within
Tour months from date of acceptance of the pro-
posal.
Payments will be made monthly, deductipg 10 per
cent, until the CON plelion of the contract.
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond Of
Two res ms bic persons, In the Of twenty five
Thousand dollars 25,t0OI that the bidder will
cept and perform the contract, IL awarded him. the
sgfheieney OF the security TO be certified By the
United States Judge, Clerk of the United States
Court, or the District Attorney of the District
wherein tbs bidder reeides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids IL Il be deemed for the interest Of the
Every bid must be made on the printed form to be
Obtained AZ this ONCE, ana must conform in every
respect to the tdurements Of this advertisement,
or IL will not be considered.
ere not themselves engaged in the Manufacture Of
tsst ire work, and whe have not the necessary ia.
ciiiie- for getting out the work.
All bids ust be enclosed In q sealed envelope,
endorsed tsProposals for Wrought aud Cast. iron
Work Of Library. uew State Department, Wash.
A. b. MULLBrT,
jy14-I8t Supervising Architect,
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PERSONAL.

MI BE- MASSEY, FORTUNE TELLER, No 6
W greens Alley, between 18th and l4ta streets
ara street and Massachusetts, avenue north
Nesl. ly2l-str
HEkEBY GIVE kO1IOE to my friends that
lly Restaurant will be closed for a short tima.
uhti shsll receive pen mission TO eopen by legal
antho1lty BACHUS, 14I4 st DIV. ji8 -e64t
MADAME FLORgEOE,
w TIE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOYANT
Is unequaed in testing the past present and future
C your lie. 10 causing speedy marriages, bringing
the separated together, ard pointing out the sure
way OF success in life. In matters Of business her
ADVICE Is invaluable she gives uui, ers al satisfac
ton; none ever regret consulting her Satisfaction
gwen or no pay. Can be consulted at her ParlOrs
20. 10 " stteet northWest Jy7-ly
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7 5. ENGINEER OFFIOE,


BUFFALO. N. Y, July Is, 1874
5aied Pop sails, IN duplicate. will be received AT
Ills nee uniil IL O'cs ok noon, SATURDAY.
August 1874, for furnishing materials ard Iabos
teTtOTg, viz: e-u
Monroe, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $40 900, con-
tiLblLg the renew 81 If the canal revst meats
Soiedo. Ohio, SI5ICO-Dredging sand and clay
CLAW. Nei"e e"iiu aHi
Black River, Ohio, SO, OO0-Pier extension.
Ro>ky River, Ohio, 10 COPPER extension
Cleveland, Ohio, SsO,E00-R4pair to piers
river, Ohio, $50 ,00C-PIer extension
Ash abula. OHIO, Sc, 0ct-Pier extension,
EnLkirk, New ork, S35 0OO-Drilling, blasting
sna TeiDoN ing rock and breakwater extension,
70 parste bliss must be Submitted for each ha, Dor
bide fr' m iron dealers {, each aud every item Of
roa material, fer sny all Of the hsrbors ad yer
III 60, VIII be entertained Other bidders are re-
CURED 10 bid on each and every of all the other
Glasses. - - -
The responsible bidder whose Aggregate s,he low
est nay eS pect the award.
DETAILED specincstiOEs bills of mater ais instru
lions Tor bidders snd printed FORMS upon which ali
dos oneIed must be made, may be had upon appli-
cation to this fioe.
Envelopes enclosing bids must be endorsed VI Sin
Lame Of the harbor to which they refer
jyH-6t I,ient Col rn.;n.. bH
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ISL D f.-Ths Officers aud Msrnbers of
eSI Lodges AID Ercsmpmer-s Of the District are
hereby requested 10 meet on MONDAY AFTER-
kOOS. Zth inst ant, az OclOck in full regalia 70
garictpste N the Dedication Ceremonies OF Odd
THOs. W FOWLER. Or M..,ar
u az VIM X. NEWMAN, Or PatIfsrch
HsohisoK AAspRAKE PILLs.-Tne,.
NS pile are composed exclusively Of verenabls
ingredients, and although they entirely al pr-Ssds
The use Of mercury do not leave OF its iniurisus
enecfs. The act directly upon the liver And are =
valuable remedy In all Of dsransemsuf resuit-
ing nom . di-ordered state Of that organ, Liver
ComplAiat, Bilious Disorders, Indisestiou sick
Headache, Typhoid Beyers, &C., &C. al succmb te
the free use OF sehepcks Msnirake Pfus For sale
oy ali DrugKfsfs ana Deaiers un1-u
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NEW BOOKS,
R1CKIvID AHp FOB SALE AT
&HILLINGH0N,A RaAGRYaR1

~ 4: sss'r sSssse enc
s.' l .s. On. p -. sssssss rs s.S "a
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I UOAs'PIAHo AND MUSIC sT0Rl,
Has SsssafA sfyta seyfkOsa.
Pianos and Organs and Musical Instrunepa %
svery description on hand; sold on essy~KA
TENS. Pianos and Organs tuned and rexu- ~
lsssd. Georgetown orders len 6 hr.WtNV
0RIMEe', 30. los Bride stree4. iyl1-u
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pR5FOsALs FOB MILITARY SUPPLIES )

DEPOT QUARTEEMAsTRR's CTFIcR,)
PHILA DELPHIA, July Is, 1874
Stsleu proposals, In duplicate, with COPY of this
eoHefIlsement attached each, will bs received AT
Inns GIcs until noon AUGUST 80, 1874 for furnish.
lne tLe United states Quarterm sster's Department
Win ire folI0wipg nam articles, Wig.
l2C, GO pairs Woolien Stockings
aU,lO0 pairs White Berlin Gloves
500 pairs Woollen nttens,
H0V pairs Boots, brass screwed.
$1,000 pairs Bootees, brass screwed.
500 pairs Buffalo tVershoes
tCU pairs Arctic OyaTsbCes, Buckle Caters
6D pairs Arctic Oyershoes, Stow Exciuders
HOO Wcolle n Blankets.
2.N0 Iron BuDks.
It0 sets Iron Bunk Stats
$50 sets Stencil Plates.
7OI0O yards Dark blue Cloth, 81.
lO0l0O ards Sky blue kersey, o.
All articles will be sui Jectsd a rigid inspection
and bidders are informed that full com pliance with
speclhcstiops will be insisted upon, and thar ar
tlcles Inferior to the standard viii be accepted.
The government reserves the right to reject any
all bids. '
Bids requested for delivery Of the articles at
Philadelphia ard also at san Francisco.
For Information in detail, apply to this office,
envelopes containing proposals to be endorsed
Proposals f,r Military Suppiies," and addressed
to the undersigned.
By Greer Of the Quartermaster General.
Il. O. EAST0N,
Assistant Qusrtermaster General u. 8. A.,
Utot In charge OF Depot.
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MEDICAL, &e.

HR J W. sCH0EEECKER, 1924 G street,
~ wing made toe treatment II chronic and gen
thirty years in both hemis heres has for bis own
patients. put up TURKO'RUSSIsN BATE, i'm.
the stesm, and The bath becomes q comfort ins.esi
stesm can be 1sec, making it far mofe efreofna i.
j. SULPHUR or any medicine can be u ed 10 the boil
has q bath alone o PERSON. subject to COMPOSITIONS
OF he head " lungs can take the improved bath
ISM psroys al SKIN ' anS female aS
dit esses, the DR. treats successfully hydrophobis
etc operate rs OF poll pes, cancers. &C, perform
cd alter the lat.st scientific method Eiscfrolysis
Consultations free. jy2 2x'
CuBE YOURsELF .-sATIsFAOTION Will do
Pepn.yTa sSE srtsTnst sG,strs Only 81 stat
PeDI,sylSania gayenge pooley, Capitol Hill; Old.
berg s. eorher 80 and stree,s, and Darby s. corner
- ttreet ana PennsYlVanfs avenue; COushlins,
Masonic Temple. UlOlmT
TTROsCoPIA.-Msar ys! hsar ys hear ye' Read
sicians, pRs. BRoTHERs GRAY, can be be r con.
suittd at their permanent Medical Office, 9O6 and
S s seac Of sps the
spent seven years among the Indians for the pur-
They fatier themselves suaiided to sIleviats and
cure al complaints to which the human family are
with cali tn at we will. withou asking them =" q
question, or seerg the patient, tell them their COM
sfS Tor easy a. e ana
two ounces Of the first urine in the morning. No
charge for advice or examination jyl0-lm"
('UNFID1NTIAL MEDIVAL ADVTOE.-Od
~ DR.. DARBY has greater facilities than ever for
practicing his specially. Office a. his Drugstore,
case, advice and medicine included jyl-ims
A GENOY FOE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
"A HAS REmOvED to JOS. w. EAIRN's, cor.
Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street. .aImsnacs
free. je22 SIN"
MANHOOD KkSTORED.-A yiclim Of youthful
1Vl mp'udence, causing premature decay,
RI al In val aNaF kraau
remedy, has found simple self-cure, which he will
teDd free TO his fellow sufferers. Address j. a.
REEVE, ~ Nassau st. New York. jy6-m.w. 4. 3m
lib. JANE WILSON,.
wifs and Ladies' Physician.
Ladies' attended to ct their residence at any hour
sns fs Ss q
street northwest, between LIST and ID SITS. mar7-ly
DK. ROBERrsON,
y &16 10TH STRIE1. NxAI PA. AVENUE,
From long experience In both hospital and
eases Of the Urinary Organs, Gonorrh@a, aiess,
Structure, Syphilis, and spermatorrhea. Gases 81
% % Tse t cured IN 5 90
use Of mercury. spermstorrhes, brought on BY
and insanity general seess orsano "
fmpotency, nervous trritabiiity, symptoms OF con-
sanstiOn, Indigestion. palpi.stion q the heart,
newly discovered remedies. DR.. B., located Tor
has consented amer many solicitations by ash:
hington patrons, to open permanent once In that
city where he may be consulted every Wednesday
and Saturday In each week, from m. to 8 .. N.
EkMALh DISBAsRe OF al kinds treated. Dc.
y scribe case ana enciose -; sdvice and medi.
&c. ~ ss ssnn Ian ..ss
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. notice TO TAxPAYRRs.

OoLLEcToRs OFFICE, DnrsIcr OF ooLuxBIA.l
wAsaISs roS, ysly 81, lgt:
tiisd An act for The govern msnt Of ID. District Of
Columbia, and for other purDoses, there is levied
tse Distret Of 0oI1@bis for the fiscal year ending
June % ISIS, the following taxes, viz: In the city
dollar. Of the ss.s..sd ssns Shs tss
city Of Georgesown two dollars and hfty cents on
vsust9n, aud In the souaty (outsfde Of the cities
one hundred dollars 81 the prs.sna
By the terms OF this act an abatement Of one per
cent Der mouth Is allowed upon the taxes so levied,
Tor each And every month q payment made In al
after that date penalty of per psr mOnth
B, the same act, il i. made the duty Of the coIec-
Of en- properly upon which taxes IN p.id, and ten
p:s1ies 'o q c ccis
bis, In the manner prescribed By Law.
y
Dssn completed b the Of ths
furnished on application o. this office.
IA abatement ofyoT per cent. ,iH Be alIo,csd osly
All persons Irtsh,ns TO avaI fh.sslres Of ths h,sa.
IA. aroid ris .o,rd and delay ARRAYS inc,dsst 70
''' '''' D"'' :" ''' "'' JOHN =. COOK,
D27-IOt Co!lec .or Of Tsxesfor b. O.
~PRIEOIPAL OFFICE OF THC FREED.
Wy MEE,s sAvIsGS AND TRUST CON-
wAsHINeIoS, D. o, July ID, 1874
Depositors IN the above 'mpany res pectfully
avs
hue, ct the earliest scticabe moment, that they
may &c verified and properly balanced.
6y order Of the Commissioners.
Ul3 I'm G.W.sTIOKNEY, Actuary.
UYoUsG MKNs s,6 CHRISTIAN AssoolA.
Corner n aud n streets
Young Men eepe isly invited to ay all them selyes
OF the privile of the Assc ciaticn.
FEEE oIsGgLATTsG LIBRARY,
PARLORS AND CONVERSATION ROOMS.
. Oh -. Checkers, Piano, Organ. Glasses in LatfP,
Greek and English Branches.
Daily Prayer MEETINGS st 1918, 6 and D. m Sab
bstn Afternoon Bible Reading at 4 D. m. Sabbath
Evening Services in the Room at m. jyA-tr
H0NEY-A few hundred pnuads Of PRIME
II HONEY Tor sale for family use. Apply 3l6
Indiana avenue D2i-2tr
DASTURAGE FOR HORSE5-I have a coed
Il pasture Of shout fifty acres, which -
will take horses on S5 pr month I'm
jy2iar Near Biadensbure, Md.
A TEMPERANCE BEVERAGE