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KEEPING COOL.
How Gurley & Co Control the Temperature
Old. 'Pro5s Discounted Rcfrige-

How Gurley & Co Control the Temperature
Old "Probs'' Discounted Howell's Rcfrige
rator.
A valuable innovation upon the method,
or lack of method. heretofore in Vogue for
the preservation Of fish, game, butter and
other com noGites OF = perisaabie nature,
has been Inaugurated and is meeting with
the utmost SUI csss, by Messrs. Gurley q Co.,
a, No. Ii South CJmmercial Is;reet, in this
city. 1t will be unnecessary 10 multiply
words ia a description OF the difficulties
which have attended the prosecution of such
a trade By means Of improved apparatus.
all this trouble and los of money aud
time il perfectly obyiatcd. This i'm
provement consists Of the use of one
of d. Y. Howell, patent Refiigerators.
The fourth row in practical cper.
a,ion in the United States. The one co.,
s,ruc ed tor Gurlsy & CO. is very LIgs, be-
ing 1880 feel in dimension. 1t is -iluIed
IN the rear OF the basement 10 the large
warehouse occupied BY the firm, ant IS en-
tered from the first -four by means II veil
secured ha,chwsy. Upon entering tie R.
frige,aior one is very forcibly reminded ~
a sudden transition from 100 degrees and
cumbersome apparel to 80 degrees and . d-y
cold a,mo sphere that makes Clothing more
of wiUtsrish Experiences.
Around the sides If the room, ~ It may be
called, are ranged at intervals, the recepta-
e!es for ice. These are In this case ten in
and require - an initial charge one
ION of ice and salt; thereafter three hun
dred pounds per day compasses the required
friei6.ty. These receptacles are filled by
apertures cut in the door of the 6rst story.
In the Intervals between them have been
made shelves for tie s.orage Of game OF all
kinda 6sh. oysters. &c. The walls and
ceiling are arranged 70 a to insure . per-
&c, circulation Of air all around the refriger-
a,or, and il is brilliantly lighted with gae,
chi b enabled u to Sc at the time Of our
ds.cen.. about one and half tons Of fresh
fsh. Q ereas quaasisy Of quail, prairie chick.
cue, rufksys, ducks, etc. Oyaen of four
grades from the CAesapeake Bay, we're also
to Be noticed. Salmoo, trout, whine 6sh,
white and black bsss, solid meats, and come
in .talic,ents Of fresh sals-wnaee 6sh are nov
on the ray, An intimais0n lit viii be pleas
urahle to many o. our readen.
The advastsges offered BY this Tefrigera-
tor to the cousi2nos Of game, poultry, bus.
ter, f.h, end p<rihahls psodnce an 700
to rsQaire much elahoraai0.
All artie1es co be psBsEsed Tor any lea01A
for rstaraiae % aAicpeD ssss0e 0lo -
Nh a aasy aEsieln - nasha vesshtA.
Teeee b ~ ~ - asus1.s,ee - aO0l
ssanas n vo6k9, - - ~ - -
6si.I . hBe tauph - eMyeg ~
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DEPARTAENT OF THE INTE9IOR,
IL GEnERAL AND OFFICE,
WAsHIN-ToH, y. G., October 81, 1874.

nEPART8ENT Or THE lNCE8lOR,
IL GENERAL AND OFFICE,
WAsHINcToH, y. G., October 81, 1874.
SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN KANSAS.
What are kro.n as the "Kansss Indian Trust
Lands" EN- racing in a sos II acies, end the
:. diminished Reserve Laat-, embracing 70, SO.
81 acs, msting In the ate ZIG, S7s ~ acres.
sit Q ed in Morris sOuny, in c.n'ru KaGsas.
| about ne hundred miles west OF the Missouri
an Act Of Congress approved June "a. 1870 Ihs
prov .sons Of This c, are, tina, the settlers on the
Trust Lands. - whose claims hare been here o
fore approved by the Secretary Of the Interior.
shal pay for their lands the aPpra Cd value In SIX
equal annual instalIments. The first. pay sbls
J.huary I. 1875, the remaining ins'slinents bear
settlers who are entitled purch ON these terms
. total number OF % 100 81 acrss.
Tho remainder OF the Trust Lands" aud the
year from the da.e of this Ac,-nameiy. until
June 23 ls.5-snbect 10 entry by actual settler $
II their apr led va us pay ment TO be msde,
foarih at the time tho entry l. made. and thu re-
maibder in thres annual p yn,en's, driving SIX
per cent. interest.
| All the l.Lds rot sod before June %, 1875, in
the manner above indicated may be sold. in
amounts not to 1xceed one hundred and sixty
acres to any one person, at III, appraised prIce
such purchaser 10 make paymen one-fourtn st
the time Of the rurchse, and the remainder in
three Iaal annual instslltnents b arns interest
| at six per cent Where there is timber on these
land. bona ~ill lie required 10 provide against
waste.
These embrscs some Of the finest agricultural
land In Kansas Their appraised vaue Is from ore
to fifteen dollars per acre Full particulars in re-.
gard to their sal car b, obtained By addressing
the keGisfer and Rese yer Of tho Land OfhCs II
Tpeka, Kac as; the Commissioner Of the General
Lsnd Once, the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs, Washington. D. c, Who will furnish
copies Of he ms r, ctions goverring tho sale. and
s-heiu es shown the .pPra ssi value.
Z. s. BuRDEIT, Commissioner.
noy5-vu
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and stered or fresh fruit air :I.i water
outside food that Will digest insite, is the
siuple secret of useiul ard happ. life for
that life n1rst be happy which is use!ul, and
II will be usefu! If il Is healthful.
VESI VIpI.
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RYPHILM NUHHQ.

DIR. BOHANNAN'O Vegetable Syphilis Cure =
varrasted to permanently cure SYPHILIS IN al!
Its stags and eradicate the last ~estiee Of syph-
ease lurking In their blood, concealed from otser-
vatcn In il constitutional form. thereby leopard
slns the health and happiness Of another, - well
tAis msdtcfne. and b cured for LIFE. Price Five
INoi;-Yu Gent In anY nddrouR.
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snIuAi vHAxHRss CURED,

DIR. BuHAENANS ''vEGlTABLE CURL .
TIvE'' permansntiy cures all forms o. 'speriaa'-
orohca' Or Seminal Weakness In from two TO
seven veeks time. Il restores Lost Power and
brio hack the youthful sigor Of those who have
This remedy has been used BY Dr.. Bohsnnan IN
his private practice tor over thirty years, aud has
iever failed in curing even the worst cases. Price
Five Dollars senf to any address. tfree from Or
segvst.snl.
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No rhr.aiin7 up 10 quired IN ne shuttle -
This favcr te Machine does every variety OF work
done on any shuttle Machine. bat with greater
ease ard perfection.
II has been aiop.e ed b! the Kansas State Grunge
a. theiT STA> DAtD N AGAIN {, and the ,ne beat
suited 10 gensral fhuu, use.
We soiici, oorrseporoenoe vita every Grange
shroue bout Ksnsas nd the ves;- Send for circu.
Ian, samples and special terms 10 Gi.ngeEs. 70
d. a. BUCK, Xssag1,
No. COS North Fourth otrest,
uayfs.i99-aovAv ST. LOUIS.
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$25O,OOO!
TO Be GIVEN AWAY.
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.

This CoEce't ia strictly feT MASON &c purposes.
AMI will be conduct. 4 VITA the same ,ibera!ity,
homes y AMI iaiIEess which charac ',rzed the irst
CT ter prise. JOHN l. ROPER, Pres't-
For Ticfetr AMI Circulars giving tuil Informal
ton, Gfd:e-s. HENRY v. MOORE, Secretary,
.oriyk, Virginia
RESpOSstss.E AGESs. wANrED.
sart--ciSx
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CERTAIN cupR PoR PILES.

| DIR. nOHAEEAN'S Pile Ointment 10 guaran.
teed certain cure for Pies, 10 matter What form
or how lene landing. In from three to I've daya
| Price One Iollar Gent 10 any address iby mail
ffeea cent? extra for postagel.
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E1eobsla0eA II Sc. Louis se 1887.
Cures ali Private Diseases in . short time, either
In male OF female; charges Low fees uses no NE ?.
ia noHANNAN,s ..rreati,e on Special Dis
enoee - which fully explains the nature, causes,
svmptoms. Ac., f''spermatorrhes,' 'or seminal
kaclms..' Syphilis. Female ComP!4inis, all inn
pedimeatIo Of Marriage, and valuable informatiop
IN Plata. sealed envelope. On receipt Of one stsuf.
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Addrsss d. C. A. BOHANNSs. 40. 81 North
fInh street., Sc. Louis, No
0~FefSons remittius money BY IaaA Tor medl.
ciues, sil ssnd b. 'Pcstoa6ce Order or sReois-
80 f~fnv decI7d&W
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U\o ~ . . D $50 No
6l7 st. Charles street, St Louis. SIC.
He been longer engaged Ia the special nd
Ssn e. s.s!, fs.ys, ma cn!onie Doeaae
.SyphliIs, g onosrhocs, cIeet. Structure.
Oechitios 0o6nia, or Rupture, ell Urinary
diseases and oyphiIitlcos nsevcurtai aHec-
s.s 1sp.r.isisd $780, CO iste nsis. prins!e-
Spermat0rrhoea. Sexual Debility ard
Inao0e0nCyV asths resis Of ss dSSss In youth.
nal exee,ses In 1atureP otter zaa hi a
produce Of the fal!o-inx Elects: He1oxn.sg
saas.isns daddy. 1snas.s Of esss dsfse,-e
gia,tss Ne fses. 1Aysesi deeds ereysion s1-e
fssss. eo.sioa ~ IDEAS. to, ssxgst porer.
d:rias nnarriaeN Imp4oper or unhappy, A.
pesnanenuy cured Pamphlet as pnsssJ ~. tiss -
sssve sent 10 eesisS earsepe for past,g, ssaTs
$4,000. $3.50. xss9s--sHs,n fe.:esIi
WIRES Caorosis, Dfssases and 0rtss s
S'eyihg. ETC.. soocs-sfaiiy Geatsf DescriF DE
cent sealed Tor two sanps. Age nth esp=rieac D.
anis q eases every yeas acquires great Sill. rh-.e
knowing t,is freluen;y fseeunent Persocs ia ny
Coa11soaa e"osutatioa. per onslly or By i-er ffc-
tsvitsd. Win 10 to vsi, the city fsr
CarsahAo RusrAnt e vhescd exist. iii, RAJ
sased. O1-s hou-s: "a. u. ts1P. r. fnnta7s, y y
L. (OsoNs OysVi.g fa fas city az hg,f-, n.Xl
direct e fss eiReaL Hat sht ring ,hs ., or RsH
The tab shn1os Il 1t hoase OFFS .Er rors's1 : ~
mast siye In tAe ccs-;-y, emoraciog Rerrf TIA
Goa. ui a,ion rooms, boar,ing and d: epns
M,di-,;- AID vapoe Bs'hs; aesn,rekea.iye ta.--.;
vk.rs all .-ae usee 10 al. shsSus.n prcF .
sad Ct ell the :Iarary. wsere tie 81
Asess I'd W~rEs Of ell tbs schools CT 1sci.~
Sssnd az, aa..eaca pfs,ss If sra snf r,ls--d IT,
E!1strl;i7r essd -1.. witch hsv- bsei I-ol q;
fc-, Fa-is. ffT-~ r-t-scss cf erVe-s-. a o. 3,
fUad n Iay tt"T Luz IN th- cry. II = q. II
thr W r-'fo-~1 ;os elfr-1. tif-ss' a. af4s-
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SEWINGMACHINE
THE new AMERICAN

A NOEL Of simpli.
ti,y and Durability.
Aheai ofall cou,pet-
itors in lnsProve-
men.s, and the most
Psrfect NJ chine nov
before the people.
ss,i Threading.
Light-Running,
1t makes the least
noise. itisthe most
simple and Durab,e.
Tue Tensio1sare ea-
silly, evenly and PEI.
iectiy adjusted, and
are sei..reyu.afinR
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AVOID QUACKS.

A Victim Of early ind.scretion, causing nervous
debility. p'emauirs decay, dc, having tried in
vain every advertised rrmedy, has discosred
simple means Of self cure, which he will ser free
to his Sellow.suders. Address J. II. REEVES
IS Nassau ST.. New York. SCI 23-w-ly
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s~Obsssvs tns following synpsoms rssuitia1
fron the digestive orvaas:
Conssipsttoa, Inward fssa r.ilses q the kssd
Heartburn Disgust fof Pood, fullseo OF Weight \
tic sseAaeh, sour srrptisos dakiaS3 - 1ssssesisa
II ri; q The Stomach. svimni,G Il IL asoA,
Heart, CHOKING OF SadsesrnG esaaattsas vhsa D
lyiag posture, Dinse0 Of viaIe0, Dots or Wei
esfese the sight, Fever and Duti Psin II ~ HeaA
Deaeseaey IN fsnpirstsoar Ysilevnso q tis "a.
sudden Aushss Of Heat, Earning IL shs 1ssA. 4
ieS doses Of
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rGIVeCS Soto08s
q 0A4XTH'1
+" Instant Dress EkyatM."
THIS CUT sAcws how tssuxi-
fully . LONG Skin 10 changed into .
srsl-ss FROM Walking Dr~ss BY
the hsItNr kLkStTOh. YOuesn
raise your skifs While passing . mud
dy place and then l<; ], TALL, % yea
esa keep 10 raisrd with the klkSA-
y0I. II kseps the skirs rom the
FILTH. IT lo0PS The siirt in
TASTEFUL sud FASHIONABLE
| MANNER IT SAVES more thai
WIN rlNfS its COST besides b<inx
CONVENIENT. NEAT, and
GRACEFUL 1T can be ehsrsed
from ONE pRF>S - ANOTHER IN
LE.>S than TWO MINUTES.
YoC NEED BIT ONE FOR a
p-pZfN DRESSES.
Pr &c SESENTy-rivE CENTS
s-ca- Send stamps for pc.tage-
! - shove titS,t.t will Be givsa
IREE $. PREMIUM 10 III. rerson
$50 ssn4s Sl.25 So oNk leAEs
subscription 10 s.SNr.li'S PA1-
TIN kAxaARs
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MISCELLANEOUS.

o. 10 Frazaia,nt festsrei ALL
tae &I-S e,sszrsss, the abovs <5.&<Sl<5 y
waist VII have great favor OSSScsSS$~ 8<cs@1ss>
yeeiay Il 10 bscoEnS - stye nsurs. Rsquss
"a Of sAneA Secs ffcs Of pstsrs, with cloth medal,
cents. mailed
1905 skirt for assns kais Of material; he .aSAs
the sns feature IN TIE
b secooniesl ssalrs. OILY yarcs Of s.neA seods
tern, viii eictk model. 81 esEss
AOYARA sa ,' md i fs 81 fss:.:.
f=vs Pe-vsd The h b a,sA ssxulaisA h.Yr
saS; BY uatyiaG sn The polonae paa Ss<qrs
s;thouf kofs gather frsnd thing for vsS eoods. BY
erAsiax he sh srnxs again 10 roloeaas vib paanisfu
t.siy and p<r.eety sdasted We send Itls CLOTH
MODEL sh pattern Pnes Of Pattern. With ClosA Nod<i
O. W. DC given rssuaiana ~ suhsrribsr.
We give Pe-',et Clo1H MODEL ~iA every pat
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5o,e00 Tiehe,s--G,010 fash Gin..
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AEfo- Day F1aroncccdr -.ns o.,
ZSvioH AuSe: Nj ,,e &c $50: :. Iss
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e72 EACH WEEK Agents vanted particular
We Zee. ]. Worth & Co.. It Luis, Mo.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-02

IN derision, 70 laugh sinnsrs 70 scorn., = Hen
ley had, IN fact-and It was the cause Of his
offensive popuianty-a touch Of that fatality
that IN Swim, Sydney Smith, and less enphati-
eally in our late neighbor, Dr.. Guthrie, could
not resist the temptation to yield TO the impulse
of the ludicrous on the. occasions when the
ludicrous was also the unbecoming. It was
among the cleverest IDEAS Of Broughan, in
reference to the idea Of making Sydney Smith
q bishop, that be would be Ike the cat turned
into lady, who kept all feminine propriety tn
she saw mouse, when nature triumphed, and
she dashed at It, upsetting the china.
Sydney would preserve all decorum until
some Tremendous joke took possession of him,
and then would come an explosion that would
upset the Bench CT Bishops. It was practice
with Henley, a. It often 10 with very earnest
preachers and other promulgators Of doctrine,
to waylay people, 80 as 10 bring them within
the influence Of his eloquence. II he could but
get them to hear, their hearts might be turned.
On one celebrated occasion he laid trap for
the shoemakers. All London was placarded
with an announcement that from the pulpit he
would show how pair Of shoes could be made
in five minutes. Throughout his arousing ad-
dress the artisans present were impatient for
the practical exhibition. He kept bis word to
them by producing pair Of boots and cutting
them down into available shoes.-Blaektrood' .
Magazine. =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-02
d PERsEVERLNG CRUSADER.
A WOMAN IN BROOKLYN BUYS FORTY.
ONE BOTTLES OF WHIsKEY ON SUN.
.DAY-sHE MAKES FoRTY-oNE COM.
PLANTS. ~ -- Lt
From the Brooklyn Easle.1

PLANTS. -
IFrom the Brooklyn Eagle.1
The most active worker In the woman's tenn
perance movement is Anna Ingraham. With
in the past week she has profered complaints
against forty-one liquor dealers. She Is under
the pay of the society to obtain evidence against
these men. Whether she is married or single
the writer was unable to ascertain. Anna, on
joining the movement, took counsel with some
of the crusaders and determined, after mature
elaboration to accomplish the work effectively,
no matter what the means were which she
should use. She was asked to obtain evidence
against liquor dealers who are In the habit of
selling rum on Sunday, and abe said she would
not fail. .
She began last Sunday, q week ago, her mis-
sion. Shortly after Q o'clock she in company
with q boy whom she calls Erred" started
from her home. The bottles which she was
unable to carry under her shawl and in her
pocket little "Fred" had in his jacket and
coat. A short distance from her house she
gave "Fred" the preconcerted signal, and the
little fellow bobbed through hall door and
wandered down the entry to the reading room
and thence to the bar. Producing one Of the
bottles the boy handed It to the barkeeper,
asking for twenty cents worth of whisky. The
unsuspecting barkeeper gave II to him and the
boy went from the place to the corner where
Gamma" awaited him.. On taking the bottle
from him she labeled It and transferred It to
her clothing, giving Erred" an empty one in
return.
When number had been visited and the
supply of bottles and stamps had run short,
"Anna" and s'Fredn returned to their homes.
Yesterday she started out again, and did not
cease work until every bottle was filed and
every stamp expended. This morning. Anna"
visited police headquarters, and handed to
Commissioners Jensen and Briggs complaints
against forty-oue dealers. This list closes
with the remarks on the back of the paper,
Inventory of forty-o law abiding citizens of
Brooklyn" ! These cases the commissioners
viii examine during the week. The full
labelled bottles are in possession Of the society,
and will be produced ut the trial
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g.. ~ rf~ II -
cost Of each tree and End II VIII be, 70, coin
ciiino with Mr. Smiths testimony. II reads
as follovs. p 2 q q. y = = =,
Z OFFICE PARzINa Cou,ussIoN, CITY Hall.
fully state that they have carefully ealcuiated The
cost o. eacn tree piansea ~ sno bosra q ,, ~
Works 10 the streets q Jhis city. and nnds tnat
ser ilag rrrrs on sxrrsprruRr.
Z = fJost AZ treel 90 - NJ a. -; 8 e
4. Coiisctins and and n pr compost.
III 1'ssA Sis' e..e AsS'si " ' As "
& Hauling three loads compost 10 each hole.
prlspsipg tree, q, a.. 60 sr,si5.
q Pisoin0 bor." -
3. Whitssashing box. Il 9'a
~ Sse,,etarv PsrringIL 5missia,n.
Hon H. r. Shephsrd. We Presifast p ard ~ P,.b-
iic WORKS. = ~ ''''s : NN'~~ y
DfsrRIcr OF CoIUmSix.
p.,,..,,,,,, M,asIISsTSx, May sa is7i.
By order Of the board. '
49, r CHAs. g. JOHNSON,
Assistant Secretary.
to the cost Of sod and SOIL, upon which the price
was nxed AZ the rate OF my cents, as follows'
To re Board Of Public Works. ..s....
mraa. ssI ,t - me sSolectmas,er q 7;
will be reeoll cot al that in vivino IN annou rela
tive to the cost OF sodding Il was expressly stated
that sod could be furnished and laid for twenty
nye cents per square yard; This had nothing
eIcent - sr ~ %1 so of snrs
for the sod. - - - -
II Is diicult to present scale Of prices for such
NJ. a IL. - uans uP low piaces itequennly
49, ~ vs. svvu sui - W use paa sui WY
NneIe VIC eutIs 9ePtn OF eignt incnes OF gooq SOIL
mas 10 Ds p.osioed then Il might De considered
y, IN aSHs, ~ su .nenty.aVe eents Per squaIs
LAYING sod Ths =,
cue discrimination In this matter.
-. =. -t.--as MLtLiAM SAUNDERS,
secretary farKlng COMMISSIONS
r BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
.. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON. May 10, ls72.
please inyestfeate the within. mentioned matter
an6 re,nrt a fsIr nrtca 20 he as,a hltshad nv tha
hosrd ~ Fi'Ns' y" w sss"SA ~ 'AS
nv order NJ ths boarJ
CaAs. s. JoHNsoy. Assistant secretary.
ResnectfnIly returned With renort mat no arbi
trarv nrice al, he ssd for soddina that would be
fair IN ali esses Roth sntI and sods will have hi
he hauled on some ions mnch greater distance
than on others: In seme instances both soil and
sods viii be obtained by the eontrsctor for moth.
- 49,. ~ III 49,. - -, a. -
Should Il Be determined to on Ak an arbitrary
price would report that my cents per square
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LEGAL.

TW1s IS TO GIVE NOTICE that THE
sonai sstste Of WV. >. RSrIH. lave Of Mas6is sson
sEsinss he s.Id ar! Ssrs5y Hsrnsa
hlslt ne sane yith n: vUgepets thereof to %
they may StherTiss BY law be exeiaded from ali
aiTen under my hand ibis a,ss day Of AprIl, ls74.
.r.Ira. BENJAhaa1 n;n n; NEEDS 4
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE
- WAsHIyeToS,D D. e., AP-n g, Isz4.
- "a sy s 81 aS
for n4%grO.snsSn., IN n SPRINT anssS, IN.
closed on the 18th day Of June next; that the tmS
i'm as 70 Ss & y ' o June ns
said petition be heard on the lst day OF July nexI
ASs gss1,0n S ofpYT.if tHs ispsSS
TINTED STATES PATENT OFfIcE,
the n..,, %asSTIfs5oS' y I'll ApT p I E5.:x
Patent granted 70 bin % the eth day q JalT
closed on x. I'd day Of June. nat; that he sP
& sSa' e gSs a s sss q; y july as
aid petition be heard On he sth day Of July nsIS
az PsE:'n ny fVpIisS iTs'e:aSa
i a. Tsi S11 o. S coIGhBfA.
N', son, : Ssaaon = A. No. nn. Equity Doc.is
The irussss appointed 70 sen the real estate msn,
ia q %. Ne, Z Is ssusr: 81. Is sss. sily q
and the west part Of lot No. In square 30 i0t 70
susan 4: bergen for z; po: and that tie said pu--
y IAersnp9n, this "a day Of April Is5A 81 The
and the sane q hereby, ratified and con6rmsd, lfs
sih day 81 Nay is7s pfJcdsd cory o. us orasS
he pu6lished once week for three weeks prior to
said day u fHB DAiLr NAIIQzAL REPUBLicxS.
f2us cepy Test, R. s. MICS, ciesS, FAC. Rc.' %
ByL. P. WILLIAMS, Assst CLERK. ap25-FSw
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-02
RAILROADS.
RALrINORE AND ONO RATTROSD, :
f.-f APRIL n, ls74.
FROM WAsHTNt,rox Co..

EkOA WARRINGTON CITY.
s Bss%SsTssa 81 sl. s Mssh s.Ani s9;: An
nspolis junction and Relay. N
town and aif pS %sy slss SSSn Has
u, ~ =; m, Baitimore AHhspOls, PisdmOnt ana
s:ios; p, New YORK., Philadelphia, Boston, Bal
S;i5 !; Pittsearg, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louis
Vile. ST. Louis, Columbus, sandusky, Wheeling
ion. on The ' doaS.y Ts END Al s
md stanton. PniIsan Cars. Dinner Il clzs6er-
s, s;1 =: M, Baltimore, Annapolis aad all Way
los >. m, Baltimore and Relay only.
s, ls;sS ms Baltimore, Ellieott City and an Way
,i;io .: m, New YORK, Philadelphia, Norfolk
and fsssH adEsSsW a;
$50 p. m, Baltimore. Frederick and all WAY
s:o .. n, Point or Rocks, Frederick .od all way
l,ss d. m, Baltimore, Annapolis, GDd al Way
ss;oSp. m, Phnadelpbi. and Baltimore. Supper At
Los cOnS Ss'fG snS Snss1nH%Ss ssi LSSTT 81
Wsss. PaIl%.n csrs. Brcsinsss a Grsiton anu u"
e ti5,sSq EEl E,;1gIs::; fSSIl%sR Cars
EExSH BnF2SsE sl s 3 s Esy s ssasiG gS m
io:ls M, = m, and Z 5aO, i0. S:CS g. s:jo, 70
80 - '.i y SUNDAY TRAINS.
esie and SD q. M, l:lo, 4:4s, 8, ss4G AMI 1000
All trains Stop at viaduct Hotel, Relay House sta
For further Information anplv Ar the p,,,,,,o->
md osio Ticket oGess, washington Station, md md
q, BssEsgst beeheeked and received as any point
TH0S r. SHARP, Master Of Transportation.
t;.M cohEs 9snersl Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. kooNTZ, General Agent. apn
ANDPOToAAcRAILROA6.
DEPOT coRNERo s sixth ;rI AND B STREETS
Irain will run fN
TRAYS EEAXE FOR TRAMJEss uAER1gE AT
daily, Except 1 monda1 ExpI.sa daiis York
seS a. M Aeeommods- s:ss .. m, Aeeommoda-
s. ton, daily: ton, except Sunday.
lea Tp re. f dsy Line from R Rey Fast
,espt sunday s:as ,. m. Philadelphia
he md Ess; daiiS sa- ha dsiS except sGn1
s:is 2. M 1ceonmoda- ISs >; q.s Washington
$50 =: m, Pi,,.burs E1- 60 ;. M e1 %ee0mmoda-
gs, and so sFnd rom
daily. sop m,. Phila,I Baltimore; daily. sI-
..ss11e spt sunday, Wtst and SS OfSth rum
YOfs Night Eapsess sew EspPPess nj d:y Southern
s:s p. M, Pacific En-
Trains ieaying Washing ton at 500 q. M. on Nom
day, "Wednesday and Friday, and 3:4O D. m. daily,
Pope's creeh, leaving Bowie At lo:cs a m and SIG
p. M, arriving at Pope's Creek at sos and 7.sS
Trains leaving Washington at SOD a. m. and 3:31
D. connect at Odenton with trains for Annapolis
Trains arriving At Washington at 1880 a. m. and
Creek line.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket once,
northwest corner Thirteenth street and Pennsyls
Yanfa avenue, northwest corner Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, can have their baggage called
for and checked at hotels and residences ali points
cSIamSas, fndisnap0s Tonis1is, s. IoGis New
Orleans. Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and all
points East, West. North and South.
z. l. DuBARRY, Gen. superiniendent.
E g. YOUNG, Gen. Passenger Agent.