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lGRNKRAL NATURB-No. 51.1
AN ACT TO amend the law relating to Patents
Trade MARKS and ropvrigh+a


Re IT enacted by The Senate and House of Repre-
sentotires Of The United States of America ia Con-
STess assembled, That no person shall maintain
an action for the infringement OF his copyright
unless he shall give notice thereof by inserting
in the several copies Of every edition published,
on me title page or the page Immediately fol-
s 1Sng, II m ee q oook; or II map, chart, mu-
graph, painting, drawing, chrome, statue, stat
uary, or model or design intended TO be per-
feeted and completed az a work Of the fine arts.
oy lnscribing upon some visible portion thereof
or OF the substance on which the same shall be
mounted, the following words, viz: q Entered
according TO act OF Congress, IN the year
gress, at Washington" or, st his option the
word Copyright" together with the wear the
copyright was entered, and the name of the
P ;ah py whom 1t was taken out; thus" Copy
SEC. 2. That for recording and certifying any
instrument Of writing for the assignment of a
coPywnght, the Librarian of Congress shall re-
ceive from the persons TO whom the service is
rendered, one dollar; and for every copy OF an
assignment, one dollar; said fee TO cover IN
either case, certificate Of the record, under
seal OF the Librarian of Congress- and all fees so
re ceived shall be paid into the Treasury of the
United States.
SEC. 3. That in the construction of this act.
tne words Engraving" "cut" and oprintp
shall be applied only to pictorial illustrations or
works connected with the fine arts, and no
prints or labels designed 70 be used for any other
Patent Office. And the Commissioner of Pa.
tents lie hereby charged with the supervision
and control Of the entry or registry of such
prints or labels, in conformity with the regula
tons provided by law as TO copyright OF prints,
except that there shall be paid for reading the
title OF any print or label NOT a trade mark
Fix dollars, which shall cover the expense of
furnishing copy Of the record under the seal
OF the Commissioner OF Patents, to the party
entering the same.
SEC. 4. That all laws and parts of laws incon-
s,s1ent win inc foregoing provisions be and the
SEC. 3. That this act shall take effect on and
after the first day Of August, eighteen hundred
ana seventy-four. Improved, June Is, 1874.
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Tor Tickets or Information,
Address
fHOS. Z. BRAMLBff8.
Agent and Manager,

Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
Tor fuIl particulars spply to Hon. ROBlBr
0ALLOBY, late II. O. from LouisviIle distrfct.
11blIT HvUe1, Warrington, BARuUND HO.
III, Baltinors, and O0HxM1uTAL HOTEL,
fhnaoelDhes isle.tu&stjyD
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Rlsf FOOD FOB INFANTs-. T6e yoo1s
" Prince thrtyes 20 we'll upon Il that Il must Do
ywsM sSg1S;,I Nm !.,o H,.essrdso: "n rs,s nbles
!A.sounaiaE II TLIsE and Bosl renMINe sub.
ether so-ealled Foods being entirely devoid Of nour
ishns induce rickssy and idiosic condi.
Of the wheat, which causss Irritation Oh the ,Ves
dsiarrhSs, Se: PfspsreS By sayory Moore, Chem.
New Bond street, London. Sold b. OhSmisss And
etorekeepers throughout America. augl6-S 10 "
G1M11AL lHPLOYNENT QFTi0I-H
ylll Q vell 9 en- 8 J061fH I1OOES. iSS3
81! e :S A s - "a a a.. ''s:
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DT THOMAS DOwLING, Auctioneer,
- GAL Louisiana ave-, ID door east Of 7th stree

DWELLING HOUSE ON JOHNSON AVE.
rgE, BETMkEN 14TH AND 10TH AND
- By virtue of a deed OF trust dated June 49,
La 1873, and recorded in Liber IA at folio 1885, we
A. ID. 1874, at O'Clock p m, In front of the prem
ises, lot Al in Pierce and klngs's subdivision Of
square 2W. The property is 10 feet front John.
avenue, l34 feet in depth, aud is improved with
q large and convenient frame dwelling house.
Terms of sale: One-hird cash; residue In g. II and
Is months, with interest, secured BY deed of trast
500 de osit at time OF sale Conveysncing and re-
cording at cost Of purchaser Terms to be Compiled
with in five days or deposit forfeited.
FRED. W. J0NES,l r
JAMES DIOKSON,S Irustees'
jyl3-td THOMAS DOWNING, Auct,
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10y DUNCANSON BROTHERS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 9Th and d streets northw es

10y DUNCANSON BHOTHERS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 9Th and d streets northwest.
EFFECTs OF BARON DE eTFENBERG, Rus.
sIAN MIhIsTEk. CONTAINED IN HOUSE
lS3S TREkTN0RTHWEST, CONSISTING
OF FRENOH GLAes, P0ROELAIN, CHINA,
OIL PAINTINGS, GARD TABLES, WHITING
TABLES, CHAIRS, CHAMPAGNES, OLAR-
ETs, LIQUORS, &C., &c.
n On WEDNESDAY MORNING, July %,
" commencing ct 10 O'Clock, we will sell at the
~ residence Of Baron de Gutenberg, 1883 G
tstreet northwest, his entire effects consisting
China, Tea and Dinner Bets, comprising $50 pieces
of the finest Porcelain.
Bohemian Glass Dessert Service.
Cut-glass Fruits, Champagnts, Clarets, Rhines and
Sherry Glasses.
Finger Glasses, Ice Cream Plates,
Wine Coolers, in GLASS. &C., &c.
KITCHEN.
Coffee Boilers, Fish Boilers.
Coffee Pans, Cream Moulds, &C., forming I'm all
full Batterie de Cuisine.
Gard Tables, Library Tables, Office Desks.
Splendid Rosewood Secretary.
Fine Oil Painting, (Msdonna.)
Russian Tea Urn.
WINES.
Chsmpagnes. Olarets, LIQUORS, &c, &C., being the
entire effects Of the RussI an Minister,
lyle DUNCANS0N BROS. Aucts.
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[lY DUHUAN5ON BROS, Auctioneers,
u Southeast corner 9th and streets north " es,

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT ON 131s STREET, BETWEEN d AND
AUCTION.
-, By virtue Of deed of trust given to us and
e duly recorded in liber DO 633 folios 6, ct seq ,
.oDe Of the land records Of w Arlington county,
in the District Of Columbia, AID by request of the
parties secured thereby will SELL at public auc-
ton, on WEDNESDAY, the 29th OF July, 1874, in
front OF the premises, at O'Clock D. M, all that
piece or parcel Of gront lying in said city and Dis
ict aforesaid and known as part Of lot g. in square
numbered two hundred and sixty eight, (268. being
he same property conveyed to N. L.. B. yosetti
December "A, 1869, by Evan Hughes and wife, aud
reco ded in liber No. 6l5, folio go, together with
all the improvements, &C.. consisting of O Frame
land avenue southwest, being No. 40.
Terms: Cash. IL the terms OF sale are not COM
piled with In days from day Of sale, the trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the property at the
giving five days notice in some daily paper pub
lished In Washington, ID. o. deposit OF 800 re-
quirtd as soon as the property Is knocked off, Con-
veyancing, &C., at purchasers cost.
B b r; tbsASsksEEY'} Trustees.
Jel4-eo&ds DUNCAHSON BROS, Aucis.
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COMPULSORY KIssINe.-Everybody in Para
g9ay smokes, and every female above the age
OF thirteen, chews. / am wrong. They do not
chew, but put tobacco in their mouths, keep it
there constantly, except when eating, and in
stead OF chewing it, roll it about and suck it.
only imagine yourself about to salute the red
lips OF magnificent little Hebe, srrayed with
satin and flashing with diamond, as She puts
you back with one delicate hand, while with the
other abe draws forth from her mouth a brown
ish black roll of tobacco quite two inches long,
looking like monster grub, and then deposit
ing the savory lozenge on the brim of your SOM
brero, puts up her face, and is re adv for a
salute. have sometimes seen An over delicate
foreigner turn away with q shudder of loathing
unoer zach circumstances and get the epithet
Of the savage applied to him by the often ded
beauty for his sensitive squeamishness How
ever, one soon gets used to this in Paraguay,
where you are, perforce of custom, Obliged to
Kiss every Lady you are introduced to, and one
half you meet are really tempting enough to
render you regardless Of the consequences. and
you would sip the dew of the proffered lin In
the face Of tobacco factory-even in the
double distilled honey dew Of old Virginia.
Core spondent ". r. Commercial.
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NV ExPBEss LIN VIA CANAL,
PH1IiAsS ST6s aAb diESHHHgsEA WASH

Prom Pier 2, North Whsryes, PIN. .-
H tHssBBsls; J. wsihapnnhsDAr and SAT ssac
Prom 81 Water street, eeorsssswn, D, O., MON.
This line connects q PhiisdsIphia with "ulyds.
LION Line" o. cteamen for Providence, Boston and
shis line HYDE, Agent isr D. q o. -
"A. hid, 4isssndSi:. We. ''''A's'
WALDO A. P1AkC1, 90 Oonsrsu ssrsse, Boseon,
ss .k g Ss. ss!av oS., s5s Or
ens, g e " sessn~ vharf vfl D DroaJtly e.
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All the PR CCding schedule OF Lumber must be OF
the very bsst qCalty Of their respective kinds,
Thoroughly seasoned, free from large knots, saps,
snakes, sRd 1t er defects, A. all clean, sraig
shn IegnlSriJ saWn TO the different thicknesses
The Southern Pine Rails and Flooring must Gil be
heart star, free from all defects, other will
be accepted.
The who'll N est re Delivered In such lengths and
In such Quantities will be called for By she So
Samples OF the woods proposed 20 be furnished
must be submitted along with the bid
Payments will be made the deliV cry and &C
the completion OF the contract.
All bids must be accompanied by the penal bond
OF two pOnSible persons, In the sum Of one thou
sand dollars 0O0) that the bidder will accept ard
perform the contract IL awarded him; the sufciency
OF the security 10 be certified by the United States
Judge, Clerk Of the United States Court, the
District Attorney Of the district wherein the bidder
resides.
Bidders at liberty to bid for one on all of the
divisions enumerated above.
The Department reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids, n ~ be deemed for the interest Of the
Government TO do so, or 10 subdivide the different
divisions among different bidders at its option, and
any bid that u not asde on the printS1 form to be
obtained az this Once, aud does not conform in
every respect 20 the requirements OF this advertise
ment, will not be considered; neither will any pro-
posal be received from parties who are not them
selves engaged in the lumber trade, and who have
not the necessary facilities for furnishing the mate
rial.
Proposals Will be enclo sed in a sealed enyelope
endorsed Proposals for Lum Der for the o. g. Court
House and Post Once at Columbia, 8. o." and
addressed to
Jy6- l7t fHOs a. OAKsHOT, Su perintendent.
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ilns Will run rs fOllowe:
TRAINS ARRIVE AT
WASHING TON.
6:13a. m, New York Tx.
Press, daily.
s:3s q. m. Fast Line
Daily.
10:40a. m, Accommoda-
tion daily ex. Sunday.
3:40 p. m, Baltimore
and philadelphia ex-
press daily, ex. Sunday.
4:03 p. m. Limited Ex-
press from New York,
daily, ex. Sunday.
5:o3 p. m, Accommoda-
ton, except Sunday.
9:33 p. M, daily, from
Baltimore and the west.
HOS p. m, Southern
Express, daily.
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Another Fearful Warutur

PLAYFUL LAD SHOOTS HIS POND MOTHER
THROUGH TIE BREAST WITH PISTOL sup
POSED TO BIZ UNLOADRD.
The dangerous practice OF placing loaded
firearms within the reach OF children or incom-
Monday afternoon Mrs. Margaret w. Smith,
accompanied by her con, Sherman W. Smith,
left her residence, No. IL Baldwin street.
I Sses how District B1sfGn, for the purpose Of
g T at 1872 Washington street. 1t appears that
MIR. Watson had recently begun business at the
above place, and within few days had re-
ceived large consignment of household and
other goods for sale. After inspecting various
articles in the store, the attention Of the lady
was called by her brother to a new sewing ma
chine, which was also to be sold at public auc-
ton. she procured a piece of cloth and soon
was busily engaged in operating the machine,
paying put little attention 10 her son, who,
chlldnke, was ransackiBg the place. In money
drawer under the counter was q loaded pistol
which Mr.. Watson kept for protection against
burglars, his premises having on more than one
occasion suffered from their depredations. The
lad soon found the weapon and began amusing
himself by attempting to discharge il. His
mother once or twice ordered him to return the
pistol to the place from whence he took it, but
the boy paid no heed 10 her request, and
approaching her in playful manner pointed it
at Der head, snapped cap into an unloaded
chamber. The child, who is only nine years old =,
then said, "Why, it amt loaded mother,D and
again took aim, and this time exploded loaded
chamber, the ball entering the poor w0man's
leit breast and penetrating her heart. The
oylng woman looked at her child, and after
pronouncing the sentence, 81 did not think th at
pistol was loaded, >" fell to the floor and expIr ed
The anguish Of the boy on realizing that his
Glscbedience had deprived him OF his dearest
friend on earth can better be imagined than de-
scrlbed. be threw himself on the body of his
mother, not cold in death, and putting his arms
around her neck kissed her, and in frantic tones
called upon her 10 look up and speak TO her
"own boy" fond epithet which, it is said, she
usually applied to the little fellow. The body of
Mrs Smith was removed TO her late residence,
hsrA nQroa kv,ol~ n
girl about 5 years old. The heart-rending
screams OF the lad attracted q large number OF
people who were in the vicinity at that time, to
sne pace, and not few wept tears of sorrow
for the sudden death Of Mrs Smith, and the
anguish OF poor little Sherman, whose playful
ness cost him the life of his loving mother.
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BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD
II DEPOT CORNER 9TH AND b TREATS N.
After June 18th, 1874 trains will run as follows:
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10y =. d. WARMER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer.
Federal Buildings, corner TIN and r sts northwest
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM
PkOYED PROPERTY BORDERING ON z3r
sIRtET AND THE WASHINGTON CIRCLE

PROyED PROPERTY BORDERING ON .3p
AT AUCTION
- By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated May l9
IA ID 1874, duly recorded In liber No. la, folio
Isl, ct seq one Of the land records for Washing
ton county, In the District OF Columbia aud at the
request OF the party secured thereby, we will sell
ct public auction, in font of the premises, on At
uRDAY July 2S. 1874, at O'Clock D. M, the fol-
lowI described real estate, situate in the city of
Washington, ID G, to wit: All that certain piece
parcel OF ground known and described ali of orr
gtnsl lot numbered nine go, in square numbered
my four (54 as the same is describ ID and dosig
mated upon the plat plan Of said city, said lot
bordering 50 feet 81 inches the "Circle" aud 50
feet inches sd street northwest, containing
ll,.99 square feet OF ground
Terms: One third cash; balance In 8, a. lS, and "a
mouths for which the notes of the purchaser bear
inR 10 cent interest, secured by deed of trust
will be taken All convey sEcing at the sx Of
Ihe purch aser. 9 a0 will be required deposit
at time OF SALE If the terms of sale not
with in days he dag OF sale, the trustees
reserve the right TO resell the property the risk
snd cost of the defaulng purchaser after five avs
veriisement.
WILLIAM TIOKNEY,l r
GKORGE II. PLANT. { irus'ees.
Jy4-eo&ds j. T. C0LDWELG, Salesman.
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EROM PHILADELPHIA
Ship BY
STEW Express Line"

from PHILADELPHIA
Ship BY
Stew Express Line.n
FROM BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
Marx freight via "Oydes Iron Line" and ship By
Boston and Providence Railroad
See advertisement Of "Nsw Express Line"
For full information apply to
@. II. HYDE,
ap22-ly 50 Water street, Georgetown, D. o.
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HOTELS.

WEsTMIHsTER HOTEL,
w ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
CsfRsr of Irving Place and 10th street.,
NEW YORK.
Only one block from Union Square, the most CEN
trail yet quiet location In the city in the mnedate
vicinity Of ell the principal places Of amusement ana
leading retail stores, has been enlarged and i'm
AID q passenger elevator.
feb4ly CHAs. b. TERRIN, Proprietor
uHSOH'S HOTEL,
No. Jo9 g BTRIT,
F1-1Ss BRYwIEN7fA and efH bflRErs
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[GHHERAL HAruRlLNo. 81

An Aor % extend the time for fling claims for
additional bounty under the act of july
twenty eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty.
six.
Be q enacted By de Senate aad House Of R.pre-
senfatsces Of he United STATES Of Lmerica IN Con-
Tor additional bounty under the act Of July
twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and sIxtv-six.
and which expired By Limitation on the thir-
ten aay o. SsnnazY. Eighteen hundred and
yived and extended until the thirtaeth dsy Of
January, eiehtesn hundred and seventy-nye;
and that al claims for such bounties died In
the proper department. after the thirticta dsy
Of January, eighteen hundred and sevent flour.
and before he pa0age q this oct, shsI be
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STEAMER LINES.

The Steamer GEORGEAHNA leaves 7th street
wharf every MONDAY EVENING, IT,
at o clock for Lsonardtown, Piney E sthaz=S<
Point, arshall's, Point Lookout snde<DzrkzzE.D
Baltimore, Il. NIGHTINGALE
lyl6-tocI
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PROPOSALS.
pROrosAIs FOB LgARER FOR rms
POST OFFIOE AT COLU aBIAs o.
OFFICE OF srPsRrSrExpESr,J

COLUMBIA, q c., july 8, 1874
ceAed FIoEessls vii BE- receives at this once
Until = N. Of the 10Th DAY OF JULY, 1874, t-r
Furnishing and delivering the follow tng sch dne Of
lumber st the United States Court House snd Post
Once, COluEbia, O. o.
DfvfsIoNI.
Bidders will submit bid for furnishing the follow
ing items Il either Spruce or White Pine:
SEQ feet u NJ more or lessl as &C antiing.
1.Q,0 feet ". NJ (mOre or less 6x3 Oists.
loo feet N (mOre or less) l2x3 Joists.
10 DO feet b " (mOre or less) l-inch Boarding.
600 feet b. NJ. more lessl Ia inch Boar ding.
DIVISION III.
SOU leet D. N. fmOre or lees SoutherulPine Rails,
SAW BY Sinches.
S,0c0 feet b N fmore lessl Southern Pine Floor
ing, grOoyed and tongued, planned one side, Ia
men thick, and In widths aot exceeding
go feet B. VI more or lessj White Pine x inch
cOi sa B. NJ. CnOre or Ies'' White Pine, Y inch
1850 feet B NJ. (mors Isss) White Pine, 1 inch
$50 feet N. more or IessJ White Pine, Ia inch
1000 feet b N. more or le.sl White Pine, IL inch
thick.
3,OoO feet B NJ Cmore or IsssJ white Pine, inches
thick.
SOC feet d M. (more or IessJ White Pine, 8 inches
thick.
DIVISION III
Bidders will submit bids for furnishing the fol-
lowing items in either Black Hslnut, Ash or But
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IGNORANCE OF SUMNER WIpowRRs.- An
Illustration OF the ignorance commonly con-
cernining house keeping by men whose wives
(Del.) Commercial relates this story: We oh
served q pleasant instance of feminine appre-
citation OF the weakness OF the masculine intel-
dealer In vegetables, the other evening. A bow
presented basket with the succinct demand:
"Mr wants f-peck tomatoes" Half-a-
dollars worth of tomatoes for them three Did
sne say 20 2" "She's away. He sent me.D
The situation was instantly clear to the feminine
matoses, nor you wont get them" was the i'm
perious decision. "I'l1 give you quart, and
that's moro than you need" Thus does the sen
combine to educate weak man.
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Trains leaving Washington ct 9 Q. m. on Mon
esy, Wednesday and Friday and $40 ,. m, daily,
except Sunday, connect at Bowie with trains for
p. m, arriving at Popes Green at 1:ss and T:2e
.. m.
Trains leaving Washington at 5:35 o. m. and
$40 m. connect at Odentoa with tr aims for An
napolis.
Trains arriving ct Washington at 1910 O. m
and e:35 p. m, connect af Bowie with trains from
Pope's Greek line.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once
northwest corner Of 18th street and Pennsyly anis
avenue, northwest ner Str street and PeRnsyya-
MIA avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked at hotels and residences to oil points North
bus, indianapolis, Louisville, 81. Louis, New Or
leans, OhicsSo, Omaha, San Francisco, and oil
L. DUBARRY, General Hupf.
4. b. YOUNG, Gent Pass'r Agent. ap23-tf
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NAruRs-No. 81. I

An ACT to further continue the act 70 author
lie the settlement Of the accounts OF officers
Of the Army and Navy.
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House of Repre-
sentdfires IF the United States of America in Com
gress assembled. That the act to authorize the
settlement Of the accounts Of officers OF the
Army and Navy approved June twenty-third
eighteen hundred and seventy, and continued
by the act approved June seventh, eighteen
hundred and seventy-two, be further Continued
for one year from June twenty-thi eiahteen
hundred and seventy-fou and no longer.
Approved, June 10, 1874.
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RH GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctiousery.
- Ho. l0o1, northwest corner 10Th and D %

BY virtue O. 2 deed Of trust, dated the oath
81 Gay OF uly, lS12, and recorded in liber No 65s
folio AS, one OF the land RECORDS Of the District
OF Coumbla and by the written request OF tue party
secuf ed thereby will sell at public auction in
front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the laIh day OF
July, at O'Clock D. M, A. ID. 1874, all that certain
piece CT parcel Of ground situated and lying and
belng In the city OF Warrington, District Of Oolum-
bia, known a. lot number sixteen, (l6.) improved
with two sery house thereon being In square num-
Der nine hundred and seventy three, (E3,I as laid
down IN the ground plan or plot Of said city, and
described In the Surveyors Office OF said city Said
lot contains about 20 feet, more or less at III
corner Of 18th and streets southeast.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance in six (6l
and twelve months, with interest at ten lO) per
cent. per annum, secured By deed OF trust upon
the prop rty. deposit Of Sl0O will be req uired
when sold. 1.-THE above terms not paid immsdi-
ato,y, Cr com Piled with in da,s the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the cost
aud risk OF the defaulting purchaser after
five days ,tsement in some one OF the daily
newspapers published in the city Of w ashngton, ID
Q. JAMES n. KINEs, Trustee.
JT2d GREIN h WILLIAMS, Auct
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED uu,i,
MONDAY, Jalv 10th, lS74, at the same hour and
plsce. BY order Trustee,
jyI3 I'd GREEN & WILLIAMSON
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THE TRADES.


A VIKINGS AND IRON AwNIso FnAMEs
"A FOR STOKES,
Manufactured by
N. g. COPELAND,
ofo LS Q1slana avenue, door east OF Ith street.
pAamnisGs Tor Stores, Public Billings, Ii stels
IRON FRAnEs ior Stores, q. factory prices.
FLAGS, OAMP-AEETIHG TENTS for sale or
aAgsn Agent for the Improved Mildsw Proof Avnin
aoocs. mArs-tr
VIKINGS AND AWNING FRAMEs
"A ~ tmprored Style and Pattern,
Tor Stores Hotels Public Buildings, City and Ooun
Try Residences at factory prices.
Manufactured by
JOHN o. HOGAN,
us Market Space, between 7th and sth streets.
Flags aud Camp Meeting Tents for sale or rent.
sole agent for the only Genuine widowed Proof
awning material. apls-tr
PAINT.
1 have Q method OF preparing Paint which
viii warrsnt 70 enectuslfy prevent dampness
caused BY defective brick walls and leaky metallic
hands. Price 3x cents Per square foot for three
HOUSES and SIGNS painted in the very lsss,s
Being thorough equipped for every kind Of work
In my line respectfully ask Q trial from those
whom haze not heretofore met Occasionally.
i.S ih 'r'.' between fsa sna oI 6GsET'
pLUMBIHG, GAs-FITTIH0 AND sIWTR.
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