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Poison IN TIE PICKLE JAR.-Three people
have already died OF psrtaking too freely of the
pickle known Is chow-chow, ;" and another is
lying dangerously i'll from the same cause. IL
appears from the evidence that this fatal,
death dealing bottle had been left open for some
time, and there is no doubt that the action of
the atmosphere upon its contents had produced
q chemical change fatal to life We are a great
pickle eating people at all times, but il is TO be
hoped that this series of fatalities will serve as
a warning. The action of vinegar upon the
inner coatings of the stomach Is, at all times
highly injurious, and never more so than when
the vinegar is mingled with vegetable matter
which it has strongly impregnated. The case
OF these four people is certainly very sad but III
it will teach lesson of prudence and tempe
rance to others it will not have occurred in
yain.-N. i. Express.
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DRoPosALs FOB MILITARY SUPPLIES.

DEPOT QCARTBRMAsTER's OFFTcR,l
PHILADELPHIA, July Is, ls74
sealed ProDCsal-i IN duplicate, with a COPY of this
a1NerJl-eme- attached 10 each will be received az
This 6ihes until noon AUeUsr 19, 1871, for furnish
ing the United etstes Qdarterma=terI5 Department
with tie following named articles, viz:
1.O,ttO palTs " OOllen stockings
2O.tUU pair- W bite Berlin Gloves
500 pairs " Oglien Mitteus
IL, OtJ paiTs Boots, brass screwed.
oO,ecU pairs BOotees, bras. 2 screwed.
9,te0 pairs Buffalo uvershOes
gu pairs Arctic OvSTshCes, Buckle CATERS
. 20 pairs Arctic OvershOes, Snow EXcluiers
H,0t0 WCoilsn Blankets.
200 Iron Bunks.
2,IUo sets Iron Bank Stats
lt0 sets stencil Plates.
fO,COO yards Dark blue Cloth, ga.
Io0LO0 yards y-blue hsrsey 81.
All articles will be sur Jected to rigid inspection
ana bidders Informed that full compliance with
spechcatiOIs will be insisted upon, aud that no ar
tlcles inferior to the standard will De accepted
The Government reserves the right TO rel ct any
or ali bids
Bids requested for delivery Of the articles ar
Philsdeik his and also at San francisco.
Tor Information in detail, apply TO this office.
knVelOpes csEtsinlDR proposals to be endorsed
Proposals Ter Military supplies,' and addressed
to the undersigned.
By orcer Of the Quartermsster General.
IL. @. EAST9E,
Assistant QusTtermsster General U. 8. A.,
Jy2i-6t In charge of DEPOT,
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.

ID Real Estate Broker and Auc.ioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sts northwest
oP PAsSsRT pp6 sALE or yALgABLH I'M:
SOknkk OF THIRD AND oTREETS
SHo6t 'iaT tSGI+t ~ wAsHIHaroN CITY.
z Under and By virtue 81 decree passed by the
supreme Court Of the District of Columbia, In
cause pending in that O. urt, wherein Angus
tns Gersdorn ct al: are plaintiffs, and woodbury.
heeier' sdmipistrstof, c: {. a., Of Patrick
Oroehas, deceased ct al, are defer dants mo 3sN
Equity Docket ISL the undersg ned, as trustee Will
sell d public auction, In front Of the premises to
me highest bidder on rRIDAY 31st day of July,
AID 1874, At $50 o'clock m, those two ca L is
described ss follows. vz: Ben the west twenty dive
ieet front on street north, by tho whole depth Of
iot numbered three, a. In square numbered i've
hundred and fifty eight 5S5;D also, the south fteen
Feet 'front.' by the whole depth of lot numbered
four t4l In square number ed Eve hundred and ffty.
eight, tt5e This property,is finely located, and il
improvca BY comfortable tkree story Brick House
with bark building.
The terms Of rale are: Oue-third OF the purchase
money cash, and the balance In equal ipetslments
OF six, twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser
to give, for the deferred payments, his proissory
note. to be secured by deei Of trust said lots
and A. in sGuars56s, ant bearing interest from date
oftbe sale; $40 TO be deposited by the purchaser,
whose bid is accepted at the sale.
WOODBURY. WHEHLE3, Trustee.
Ub-o }. 7. OOLDWELL, Salesman.
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Rf u. II. WARNEk,
- Real Estate Broker and Anetioneer,
Federal Building, Corner 7th aad cts northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF A 3,sTORY BRICK
H0C Sc, ON l6TH ST, No. 1894, NEAR THE
CORNER OF ST. NORTH WESF, BELOW
TIE SCOTT STATUE, AT AUCTION

CORNER OF N ST. NORTHWEST, BELOW
The SCOTT STATUE, AT AUCTION
BY virtue Of q deed of trust, ted A pri I'd, A.
s ID. 1874, duly recorded in Liber No &c. folio o.,
= one Of the land records for the District of Co.
lumbs, aud at the written request of the party
cured thereby will sell Ia front of the premises, at
gpst, Ia at O'Clock M, the following described
real estate situate ia the city Of Washington, Dis
rict Of Columbia to wit All that piece or parcel OF
ground known and designated on the ground plat or
plan CT said city as Lot numbered forty EIGHT 49,,
In square numbered one hundred and eighty two
tls2) suhdix ided by William Redin, and recorded in
Llfer w. T., folio 20, Of the surveyors Office Of
Washington county, ID. G., fronting on 10Th street
twenty and twenty i've one-huRdredths go 25-lO0)
feet, with depth Of ninety seven and forty two
one-hundredths t@ 42-lOOj feet; together with the
improvements, as above.
Terms: One.fourth cash; balance In six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest at 10 per cent.
Per annum, to be secured By daed IF trust on the
property. All conveyancing at expense Of pur-
chaser. Sl(0 will be required q deposit at time
OF sale. hteIms Of sale not complied with in
seven days from day Of sale, the trustee reserves
the right to resell at tbs risk and of the default
ing purchaser. GEORGE TUCKER, Trustee
jys-eosds ]. T. COLDWELL, salesman.
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ESJem Brown, of Rockaway Valley, Ne
vada, says to ALI. Warner: "Coms ov er, ALI;
the old woman is dead, and you see, don't
know much about running this funeral bust
neess. And ALT. says: "Jem, fee for We, and
IN see that the old woman is planted as right a
hangel." But be went OFF and got drunk and
when Jem met and shot him dead, Rock away
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EVENING STAR.

A Lone but SUCCESSFUL CHAsE AFTER A
MuRpERER.-On the night OF of August 4th last
man was found murdered on the northwest
corner of Spring and Greene SITS, New York, but
who the murderer was could not be sscertained
for some time. The murdered man Was iden-
titled as Capt James Hadwin, of Fall River,
Mass. Capt. Williams, of the Sth precinct, with
his Officers, made several arrests, but failed to
get the principal, whose name was sscertained
to be Jeremiah Fuller. The coroner WAS forced
TO go on with the inquest, and the jury found
that Hadwin was beaten BY Jeremiah Fuller in
such manner as TO cause death. Charles CO.
burn. who was with Fuller on the night in
question, and who was arrested st the time, " as
held as an accessory, but he was subseq uently
discharged on his own recognizance. Fuller
was indicted by the grand jury, and q warrant
isfued by Judge Davis placed in the hands of
Captain Williams Last Tuesday morning the
captain received information which led him to
belieye that Fuller was concealed in Greene
street. and taking q squad of men with him he
placed them in such position that it was impos-
sible for any one to leave the house. He then
entered the place, found Fuller in bed and ar
rested him. He subsequently arrested Coburn
and several other witnesses, who testified at the
inquest, and they will be sent to the house of
detention. Fuller Was taken to the district at
torney's Office, and committed to the Tombs for
trial
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TIGHTLY FITTING DRESSES and the Saratoga
wnggle are all the rage at the watering places.
According to Troy lady, who has let the Sc
cret out, the Saratoga wriggle is produced by so
tying the legs that they can only be moved six
or eight inches at time. The shor ter the tie;
the more exquisite the Mrigple.
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lY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- 64l Louisiana Avenue, near 9Th street
f(f LATIMER q OLEARY,
- Auc:ioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue aud 18th o. ,
Star once Buildings.
SALE OF HORSES,

SALE OF HUBSkS.
DEPor QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. o, July 40, lS74.S
~ Will be sold at public auction, at 10
NX O'Clock m, August IL 1874, at the Quar-
-. terTpasier's Stables, corner of 1ith and
streets southwest
Seven % Horses.
TeIms cash. VIM. MYERS,
Depot Q 8arterm Astsr,
Brevet Brigadier General, u, S. A.
JyHfd LAT1MER OLEARY, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
Pr WIN. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
Y Horse and Gar riaee Bazaar,
LouieinHa avenue. befWoen Il N nd l0f sfreafs

RI WIN. L; WALL CO.. Auctioneers,
ious.a. avenue s1S En- and Sh streets
Fla sIzd PLACE XN BArILE ,A.hE
sE ARLr NV sEr ssi pous AT A AIIssst sss
n On sAIusDHY M q sss August I Is.
A conmepcing at 10 O'Clock, We gill sell .,
one Black a.re Stylish perfectly gentle. sui,abl.
-Four P..ssnssr Family Carriages, in perfect re.
seit Hsrnsss, the property of Gentleman leaving
sett Double Harness, nearly new, cost sI2s.
sa sis'' 1'A'1 VIA hs.i e. % al. 90 Auc..
VIII BB SOLD To MORROW, August ist, At
w.. w 10 O'clock q m at H. Collins, kuctioneer,
years old; good travel and SQUAD. Aiso. RocS,,
way Osrrlsge a d Hsrress. 1t
0lY DUNOANsON BROS, AuctIonee0,
- Southeast corner 9Th and streets northw est.
TRnsTIEs SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuRs1.
' Tss oosTI Ssf4H1 IT
a BY virtue Of q deed Of trust bearing date the
" N'h day Of January, la4, and recorded in
sisnea ,rus,ee In ssd deoa msn; aas sii
day Sn ns Ht !. 10 On odes
m .lI The hOusehSd 70, nituIe and iitchen ufen:
re aus, o. eves and Cottage Sets, with large num-
Der of other aIIices, stated in Schedule A, at
ROBERT J.MERRAY, Trustee
JyS0-fd DUNCANsON BROS Aucts
b. WIN, L N Mas LIS, : CO R :AsYIctiOnesrs,
NOS 900 and 900 Pennsylvania avenue.
q. s. MARSHAL'S SIZE or LOT OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
III virtue OF writ of hera facI8s Issued of the
ceik fce OF the Supreme Court of this District of
Columbia, ano to me directed, will sell al public
sale Tor cash, 81 No. III eth street northwest on
FRIDAY, the 5th day OF August, 1874, commencing
at ~ O'Clock a. the following goS DIS, to wit, viz
81 Ready made Cloth GOATS;
81 do. do; Mems aud Boys Pans;
e0do. do Boys Jsckets, Pants and Vests;
l6 do. do. Lii en- JscE ets;
~ do. do. Cloth Vests
~ do. do. Summer Vests;
2gdo. do; de Vests, Jackets and Pants:
81 Knit Jackets;
Lot Shirts and Drawers;
Lot Hats, Gaps, Su ,penders Gloves, &C., &c;
"a Cotton Shirts and Drawers,
stfZef aud levied upon the goods and chattels of
simon Goodman, and will be sold to satisfy execu-
tier No. 1925, in favor of Samuel lehman
ALEX. HARP. u. 3. Marshal, d. u.
yBd BY VIM. l.. WALL co., Aucts.
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Fatal SHOOTING In THE PENNSYLVANIA
MINING REGIoN.-Wednesday morning, at Jer-
myn, Penn, Alfred Green, superintsnd mt of
a coal mine, started to inspect tie mine and see
IL IL was tree from gas and that every thing was
all right, as was his regular custom before the
miners entered for the days work. He was &C
costed while on his way by three strangers, who
asked him for work. He replied that he had a
full force, and did not need their services. They
then drew their revolvers and fred nine shots at
him, two of which took effect in his shoulder
and left side. His cries and the reports OF the
pistols attracted the attention of Robert Pierce
anc EDWARD McCracken, who came 70 his assist
ance. The rGfiaDs turned upon them. Pierce
drew his revolver and shot one of them through
the head, killing him instantly. One of them
was wounded before he got out of range. Mr..
Green's wounds are pronounced dangerous but
not necessarily fatal. The assailant who was
billed was unknown TO all who viewed the
corpse A rumor reached Wilkesba ARE last even
ing that the man who was wounded had been
captured, and the exssperated miners and citi-
ZeDs Of Jermyn had lynched him.
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9lY THOMAS Il. WAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Auctioneer, sl9 7th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON
SIRKGT. EEAR OOENEQTICIIT AYENuE

STREET, EEAB OOHNEOTICUT AVENUE.
- b virtue OF a1eed OF trust to the nndersign
6s9, folio 50, one Of the land records OF Wash.
lngten county, In the District of Colombia, and by
at public auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY,
August 10th, at O'Clock, the following described
real estate TO Wit: Part of original Lot numbered
three ~, OF Square numbered one hundred an 1
sixty (l6o), gibning for the same at q point on
street ninetythrse 90 100 feet east OF the south
western corner Of said square, thence northeasery
along the line OF Rhode Island avenue to point due
north OF the point of nng and thence south 10
the point OF beginning. The Lot is improved By q
comfortable two story Cottage.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in g. IL
and u months, with interest at per cent from day
OF sale, and secured by deed of trust the prem
lses. All conveysncng at the cost of puroh sser A
depost OF 500 will be required Of the time of sal
the terms Of sale are not complied with in days
IRON DAY OF sale, the Trustees reserve the right 10
.seli the property at the risk and cost Of the
FRED. W. JONES, (r.
JOSEPH b. EDSON,f trustees.
Jy24-eo&ds THOS. &. WAGGAMAN Auct
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fO.MORRO "


by LATIMER CLEARY.
- Real Estate Brokers and Aucsfoneers,
Southwest corner Pennsy lvana avenue and 18th n ,
Star Once Building.
RECEIvER'S SALE OF NEW CHARLES M
sTIEFF PIANO FORTE.
-h BY order Of Court in cause No Nq3
vET3DOcket Is. will sell, on SATURDAY the
~ LIST day OF August, 1874, at IL O'CLOCK m =,
az tie auction rooms of Latimer Oleary,
One new Charles Nj Stieff Piano Forte, IL octave
nDe tone and condition.
Terms cash. ALFRED r. WILD, Receiver
lysy-d's LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
10y LATIMER q CLEARY.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Penn sylyania and III IN
Star Ofsce Buildings.
AR TABLESPOONS.
On SATURDAY MORNING, August I, 1874, in
oGlock, we snail sell, In connection with eur usual
sale OF III ousehold Goods, &C.,
"a SEWING MACHINES, WHEELER 4 WILL
eON, sINGER'S, GROVER & BAKER,
AMI other makes. All in perfect order.
ly92 LATIMER Il CLEARY, Aucts.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
a On SATURDAY, August st, at 10 o'closk
kam, at my auction rooms, will sci by order
"fJ. Town, Constable, an assortment of
tOfhce Furniture, consisting of Stuffed Oak
Office Chairs, Marble Top Tables, Lounge Ward
robe. Letter Press, Mirror, Pictures, &c.
, Also, two new W slnut Marble Top Chamber
Suites, and various other riicles.
jy:O THOs BOWLING, Auct.
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I'M THE SUPREME COURrOF THE DISTRICT
UF COLUMBIA.

n, HoIdirs SPeelaI Tenn, Jnly l6th, 1874.
Of REIN ARNOLD, deceased, tho executOr
ssiore.aia sa., with the appreciation OF the
supreme Court Of the District of Columbia
aforesaid, sppoiIted TUESDAY, Ausust 18th,
a. D.. 1874, for the FINAL settlement and distribu,
on Of the personal estate Of said deceased and of
the assets in hand, far the came have been col
iected And turned into money; when aud where All
to attend, with their claims properly vouehed, or
they may otherwise By Law be excluded from All
Of this order be published once a week for three
weeks In The Evening Star. previous to the said
jyHf.n A. WEBSTER, Register OF win.
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~ Auctionssrs and Real Re tate Brokers,
Soutnwess corner OF Penn. avenue and 18th street,
Star Once Building,
VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
V IN rMtnnHHS H. STBEnT At AgOTI0G.
s t, at o'clock, in front Of the premises, we
Square 6 rs feet on Pierce street. ru ming
5 PACE i2S teet 7 inches to 2ofoot alley. These
iots viii De suediytded to suit purchasers, Pierce
street is situated between L and streets and New
Jersey avenue and LIST street northwest
Terms One-fourth cash; balance in 6, IL and IL
mentbe, with interest at 8 per cent. psr annum,
Conveyapeing at purchasers cost. go down on
each lot at time Of sale.
LATIMER & CLEARY,
yyz m,WL.sdm Auctieneers.
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H 8. ENGINEER OFFICE,
- No l2O Pearl STREET

II o. ENGINEER OFFICE,
- No. 12O PEARL STREET,
BUFFALO, N. Y, JCly Is, 1874.
sealed Proposals, IN duplicate. will be received
thls ttnce until IL O'Clock noon, SATURDAY,
august i, lcs4, for furnishing materials and labor
EarbOrs, VIZ
monroe, Observation-Disclosures $40 go, con-
tlnEiDg The renewal Of the canal reyetments
Toledo, Ohio, ST5go0-Dredging sand and clay
clay. ~ ~
Black RIyer, Ohio, $50 ,O0O-Pisr extension.
Rocky River, Ohio, : l0.CU0-Pier extension
cleveland, Ohio. ~ ,s00-Rs PAIRS 20 piers
Grand River, Ohio, so ,G0U-PIer extension
Ashiabula. Ohio, SIS 0O-Pier extension
DuBkirk, New York, SIS OOO-DriIIiaR, blasting
and remevinE rock and breakwater exTension
Separate biss must be submitted for each barb
BIDS from iron dealers for each and every item Of
roH arerial, Tor any OF all Of the hsrbOrs ad YER
thec, VIII b. entertained. Other bidders are re-
classes.
The responsible bidder whose aggregate istheIox
est may eI peel The award
Detailed pee hcstiOns. bills Of materials fnstruc
lions Tor BIDDERS and printed forms 1n which ali
dos onefed HuLt be made, may be had upon sppli-
fnyeloIes 81 closing bids mus. be endorsed With
Fame OF the karbOr 10 which they refer.
@. e. BLUNT,
Nzfd Lieut.. Col. EnginRers. u, s. A.
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ny THOMAS DOWLING, Auctfoneer,
~ Gal Louisiana ave-, ID door east of 5th street
EgY b. b. WARMER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctfoueer,
Federal Buildings. corner 9TH and Il sts northwest

EsY b. b. WARMER,
Federal R Rssi Estate BrGter and Anctioneer
1PsEsTEfSSAtEsE
PPWskalSGs On RIGGS STREET, BE;
AM AND s IT aGG
f 4; 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No ZIG,
49, folio "a, one Of the land records for Washing
Of the party ecured thereby, Will sell, at public
sretion. in front # the premises on FRIDAY, July
pieces or parcels Of ground situate in the city Of
Washington, D. o., known and described on the
to ejgnty i've lS5l both inclusive, in Fay, NOrmsnt
hundred and nifty tl5O), together with the improve
Tens Of sale: One fourth cash. balance at six go,
twelve tl2l snd eighteen Cls) months, with interest
al ten per cent. per snnum, secured By q deed of
witt on .h deposit IF sS "a each
At cost Il purchaser. ifterms of sale not COM
Psd Ts sls Ts sS day. the TSstes the
TIE defsulting purchaser after FIVE (5l days adver.
u ' b mt, IN sTWe Sne or more newspapers published
GEORGE W. sTIOKNEY, Trustee.
gTBE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
GEOBGE ". sTIOKNEY, Trustee se.'
H TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
GkOhGB w S1lthHki, Trustee.
IyU-eo&ds j. T. CULDWELL, Salesman
Try b. IL. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner7ih and sts. northwest
CHAECERY SALE OF vALUABLEIMPRovEp
PbOPhRTn ON 18TH STREET. BETWEEN
WASHINGTON oITY, D. o.
~ Under and BY virtue Of decree, passed By
- the tupreme Court of the District of Columbia,
I'D canse pending iI that co art, v herein VIM
Chase 10 lsintiff. anO Ann J. Connor and Richard
Freere are de- feBdants, No. 1884, HI Doc. Is }
me undeIslgned as trustee, will sell at public
non IL front OF the premises, to the highest bidder
IN SATURDAY. the LIST day of August 1874, at 6
O'Clock . m, lot of ground described and known
Is part Of the west half Ct lot g. in square l6l This
property Is improved by two-story frams house
The terms are: One fourth of the purchase money
cash, ard the balance in equal ipstslments OF g. Il
ard Is months, the purchaser 10 give for th de-
erred payments his prOmissory notes. to be secured
BY deed of trust said part of the est half of LOT
s. in square l6l, and bearing interest at Per cent
from cate Of sale 100 to be deposited by the pur.
Chaser whose bid Is accepted. All eonyeyancing at
the expense of tie purchaser.
JOHN W, FRAZEE, Trustee
Jy23td j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman,
10y WASH, ID WILLIAMS Auctionesr
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AUOTIONEERS.

D. 1ArsTIN. RoBBRf n. Ry..
b. b. BYAH q CO.,
General Brokers and Zeal Estate Auctfoueerx aaH
I'm street, fedsrd Building, opposite Poss
-. Once Department.
.epeeiai Improvements and General s,uera~.
me tpslo promptly and &C loo rates. spl8-lT
DooLBYs AeUB PoVpIRs A.. v.,,..s.s
sssossA ms0. seka0a. V0-ss
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f0H1l LOAF. 0BYl01, swxw q IA avss
~ sd No Yeyh As0ss, enfrancs on leW -
in the city. Money loaned ct the lowest rateO (
q Interest on Gold and Silver Watches, Dfe0snds,
Ssnfisnsah Oaothiaas 0lxDe6 I'd u criticize 8
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HTRE ABOVE sALEIs POSTPONED until
SATURDAY August list. lT4, same hour and place
GKORGI w ST1OKEEY, Trustee,
JYUeo&ds j. T. CULDWELL, Salesman
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COAL AND WOOD.

COAL COAL"
We invite the attention Of consumers 20 our stock
OF COAL, embracing al the choice qualities. TO
ct lowest market rates
oAk and PINE WU0D, sawed and split or in
the stick.
OAK and PINK KIEDLIEGs, in bundles or BY
the cord. SrEPHEksOH a BOTHER,
Office, l2ls PsDDs IN anita Avenue,
je26tr Mill and Depot, Seventh street Wharf.
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PROPOSALS FOB WROUGHT AND CAST
NEW STATE DEPARTMENT.

jy,5zssnkau,ss Auditor G pi.iret Of ooISmsi.
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RI THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
MONDAY, July 18th, 1874. same hour and pl ace
GEORGk W. 5TIOKNEY, Trustee.
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DY b. III. WARNER,
I'D Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner7ih and 4 sits, northwest