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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-08

course of commercial instruction.
From JoAn r. Dillon, Judge Of L. s.
Circuit Court
Educated labor is always in demand.
Commercial Colleges well conducted
supply an obvious educational need.
The course Of instruction is essentially
and pointedly practical 1t is not in lieu
of, but rather supplementary to, school
or academical education. 1t connects
these with the every day duties and
practical business OF life. Young men
contemplating LIFE or BUSINESS can,
in my judgment, most profitably pursue
. course of instruction in the Davenport
Business College.
From HIS Ercelleney Thos. C. Fletcher,
kr Coz. cf Missouri.
l have the highest opinion Of Com.
mercial Colleges, having seen many rea-
sons to think that plan the best ever
adopted to educate young men for the
responsible duties and arduous under
takings of commercial life Their csyi.
cheney is attested in the well formed
business characters OF thousands of
those who have within the past few
years entered upon the stage of man
hood ia our large cities.
For Catalogue and Circular Of the
above Institution, address
MONTAGUE d LILLIBR1DGE,
v21nI4vt Davenport, Iowa
From Hon Hiram Price.
From what know Of the Iowa state
Business College. and the gentlemen con-
Quoting it. l very cheerfully endorse
what Judge Dillon has said In reference
to 1t In the above letter
From Il. aiken, President First Nation
al Bank. Chicago.
II Is OF the first importance that the
young men of onr country be properly
educated and trained for the active pur-
suits of life. The best legacy that can
be bestowed upon young man is "sys-
tem-aecuraey-dispatch." good bust.
ness training will produce this, and will
be OF incalculable value to him, no mat
ter what particular field of industrial
activity he may be called to fill.
l believe your system Of commercial
training is necessity Of the age. In
these days Of magnificent enterprises, !,
becomes necessary to have thoroughly
disciplined minds, capable of grasping,
weighing. and intelligentIy accepting o.
rejecting transactions that involve mil.
lions Of dollars.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-08

The Iniians in the vicinity of
Do lge City, Kan. still continue their
harassing sorhes against Colonel
Miles expedition command. which is
kept unremi'tingly at bay and on The
defensive. A feeling prevails among
the soldiers. az well as the citiz"ns OF
Dodge City, that better management
would enable the forces TO punish the
Indians, who are now having the
choicest kind of savage sport in dash
ing up and killing men, mules and
horses, and flying off to the hills be-
fore the cavalry can effect anything.
Six carloads of horses arrived a.
Fort Dodge, near the city. last
Thursday, to supply the losses,
which are from fifteen to twenty
horses day. Active steps should
be taken against these Kansas red
skins by the Government, and Coln-
mel Miles and his command should
either be reinforced or relieved from
their unpleasant situation
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-08

The Atlanta Ne,rs: ave blum
dered in laying down our arms in
1865. Can we blunder in taking
them up again when war cannot
make worse the condition we have
been in for nine years?''
The New York Doy Book, a lead
ing Democratic paper, is firm in the
belief that the mission of the Repub.
lican party is ended, and hence it is
not surprising that it gives express
son TO the following: THE doc,
trine Of the supremacy Of the white
race is now assuming the Importance
the crises of the period demands
The ballot box privileges of the ne
gro must be taken away"
Candid Republican, do you think
the mission of your party is endec
when a leading Democratic paper o.
the South openly advocates the tax.
ing up arms again against the gov.
eminent, and when leading Demo.
cratic paper Of the North says the
ballot which is guaranteed the col
ored citizen by the constitution must
be taken aways
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-08
IMPORTED
CLYDBSDALB AOlSD
JOCK.

VIII make fall stand at the Farm Of the
subscriber. one mile west Of Upton. at
; Thlrty.ave Dollars to Insure;
foAl. W "o Ia
deem any further comment on YOUNG Incp
unAeceoaAry, ~ he IL here 70 show for himseli
". W. AL0RYON.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-08

The largest and most successful Bust
ness College in the west. The following
are some of its special advantages:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03
No. ~ q. Doets. No. Is.
GOVERNMENT SAFES.
GOvERNMENT SALE
NAVY DEP4RrNENr,

-.
BUREAU or GoSsIRueTloN AND kEPAIR,
tn. ". :, lWAsHTEGIoN, july %, Is1L
,rci, ~ Dspartnent will oder FOR sale at pubiic
~ y ~, ne lol-oWtnEsnamed vessels:
T.IrP5 n Lplted states Navy Yard. Boston, on
N al, the 18th Of August, 1s74 at Il O'CLOCK
ssl ,.lS l.Sn-elAdf single furrct screw verssIF
,rerosnt and f'Wassnc,m each o. go tons meas
"a ths gnIssd States Naval station. League
lsi1 ., On UkDAY. the SIN ofSsbteTnber I53
a. tens me iron-cad vessel YazoO.'' OF
At the Y Rlted states Naval Station. New Orieaus
on SAfO hDAA. the i2th Of septefnher I'D a. II
O'Clock Ms the lron-clad single furret srye,y ses
sells 'Elah. IRA =, ttKlar1afh itTf,,S,,,,- =
and Yuma, - each OF ~ IONS =.
iron-clad scrsW vessels s'KsWaydfn ana ssvVs
bago. each OF 80 tons aEurenlert ana he Ten,
elal screw vessel "Chickasaw, . OF l5j tons nes-
The vessels WIN be offered As they ne. and NAV ~
examined az auy time previous to the dav ~ 80
upon application to the COmTnandant Of fhe Ysrf
Or Station where they are, respectively who viii
exhibit 70 persons dosrinE 20 bid an ilyerfo-,, ~
such Articiea may be sold with them - -
Thirty per ccnfuIn Of the whole amOuut OF the
p s:hase money for each vessel must Be de5oslfe
At the time Of sale, and tbs baian e paid ii ali
when the sale Il csnhrmed By the Department.: the
vessels 70 he removed within fhrce Voeks f-oir III,
date OF such Condensation.
., Inc 6oFtrnment reserves the right TO withdraE
the sessesor either ofthen. from sale any Cine
- 20 rsleci any bid or 0der which may be cSnsa-
eteo inadequate. Jyo
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03
RY =. r. WORMLEY, ~
~ Real Estgts Broker and Auctioneer,
I5lIK PannsH. nnnla ananra


By virtue OF sdsed Of trust 70 Daniel l.. Eston
SUD mylelf dated April le, r. ls72 ana duly re-
SoIoed " Ll1er 10 20, folio SO one OF the lsnd
request Of the beneficiary, I will sell az public
suction. n 'front.' Of the premises, On MONDAY,
Ahfnst kQA e O'Clock p. m. the following de-
gorioed real estate stlata n the city Of WashinR-
loa pistriet OF Columbia, TO Wit: All OF lots NUM-
perez ole ~ and two ca and the southern part Of
tpgIleel I'D IN % lare mum Dtred four hundred and
tnlrty-nine t1Ss )bounded a. follows, viz; Begin
nng q the southeast corner Of sad sdusre by alBe
running tnencs alouE ser enth street vest north
esgsst ninety nine fssl feet and four "a ihche
inches, thence nlnetylnine isSi Eef and four al
Inches 10 the beglnnfng. and being the e. me prou-
erty conveyed 10 Robert A. Phillips BY HillearY T.
OIIntt and others hy desas dated June IS lss1 and
recorded IN llbef n. @. 7. No. q folios 80 81 "a
and ~ Of the Land reeotdI Of the DiStriet Of Co
Terms: Mae hundred dollars, VITA interss. At
ten per cent. per annHm from October 90, is78. 10
day OF sale, and expense or sale In cash. and. the
balance In SIX (e1 months, for which tha notes OF
tue purchased, hearing. Interest at ten per G MT
per annum from day Of sale, and secured BY deed
OF trust on the property sold, must be given de-
post or one hundled and 1fty DOLL tel5ol will Sc
rsenirsdd ~ time o. s1Ie, All conyeySneinE At ex-
1fd with In ave tsl days the Trastea reserves Che
right % fkse the properly at the rsk and cost OF
The deaufing purchaser after Eve ~ dayGf notice
IN soiu or u.orenewspspefsp u bliShed IN WGsh-
ington, Distrist OF Colhm his. -, .,.,,,,,,,,.
@ % p Surviving Trustee.
- El It. YORMLEY, 49,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03
PRoPOsALs ZOE ~ ANb cor.
BUREAg OF YARDS AND Doeks,

Il WAsHiSGToN, JnlyS Is-4
dOr.ed PrOposais for Class 30. tnSIie the Glass;
for the navy yard at (nspe the yard - viii be re.
sixth tstI, Of AUG UsT II WhieS hour ct 81 ts
81 the BIDS viii be commenced, for Furnishing 10
cles embraeed n the following ciasleSt ''e
kBUREAU oFYARDs AND DOCKS. CLASS No
| 20, HAY AND STRAW, 1sf+-'75. =
kittery 100 tons e 40 ibsJ best quality nns English
B2s:6I, 100 tons Clsl9 lbs.l best hay. loose, per
BIootlyn. % tons "a los rst quality loose tim
PRhadiphia Is tons q lbs. )bes, clover and tim
wIshlngtOn, = tons (s,sSOibs55 hay. best quality
Norfolk, tsns lest quality timothy hay,
Psnsscos, q tons C22OIbs Jbest Timothy nd clover
Deliver err IS to be made monthly as required.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS. GLASS No
- ~ ANTHRACITE COAL, Is74-'75. 80
Kittsry eo9 tons q 40 lbs.J white-Ash, steamboa
Kittsfy isS tons q 20 lbs } whits.,sh, stove size,
Boston: 20 tons ts,ssO lbs rwhite-a.h, steamboat
Boston, Is tons q 20 Ibsl Rsa-ssh, for stoves and
Boston, Is ton, (ss4o lbs) Red-ash, eer size, per
Boston Is tons @, 20 lbs) Red-ash, nut-size, per
Brooklyn, 100 tons a, 80 IbsD Locust mountain,
screened for steam boilers, per ton. =
Brooklyn, % tons t9'2il lbs.) Locust mountAln,
Br5oElyn, StOnsta 20 IbsI Locust nOantain, stove
Broo ROOT s tons a go lbs Locust mountain nu.
PhilsdsiPhis, i5O tons C,2iOISs.) best quality Lee
high e9S5L egg , s5e per e on
high coal, stove size. per ton.
Wasaington, 50 tons G, 70 lbs.) Whites ash, stove
Norfok 10 tons q 20 lbs1 Anthracite s:Oys size,
Pshsacoli, 50 tOus tg,2GIbs) Anthracite coal, per
ton.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03

u CHARLES COUNTY. MAINLAND. -
Charles county. Nd, the underslEned trlstee uu-
der said deffee. VIII ofer a. public sale, on
f4r, u not On he next fair day therda er IN the
afternoon. Il IA fltfe station, on the Biitfnore
land, stgated IN said county, OF which The iafe
Aark L, seE1Ine1 died sci ed and ossessed.
4.t 500 t lAno comprises q small farm OF some
one lu4 az e4 and 1erenty-1re sores. about . nile
atofe - flat1, within quarter % Jlils OF HE
suerebie co. q wood % plue could be cut: With
goo SOIL, and havlng upon u = small dW cling.
Ierrla 81 sale b. the decrecOne third % tie rur-
entse money IN cash. and the residue IN equal IN
.leme1ta 10 one aud tive ears, with interest from
.t1 sect ritr 70 b approved ~ ne trraire. nuon
tlc payment or which re L aul forlled 10 anIr cor-
Tly tlH property 70 alch n1tcll1ers
lTz-a&da ,OHN w. AlrcHELl, Erastss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03
BUREAu OF .YARns AXD DOCKS. oIAss M.

- d. y - ~ y A2fF % .i
KltteEy 100 tons g, 20 bs) Cumberland coal, for
suIii b 5 use per ton. ~. F-Tl p = =
Kittsry, IS tons ~ lbs9 English camel COAL per
Boston, 50 tons q R4oIb,.l Lump Cumberland coal,
for blacksmith's use, fJer-fUn.l-
Brooklyn, IS tons @, - hal Bro1d-top coal run
q The mines, best quality for smiths use, per
BrooiIyu. . tons q 20 lbs best Insafail camel
coal Tor Are-engines. per IN.
Washing on. l0J tons q 80 ibs.) Cumberland coal
aVerak run OF mines, per ton. -II. n -
Norfolk 50 tens e. go lbs.) Cumberland coal, run
Psnsacoia, Is tons q 70 lbs CumbeFlsnd coal per
ton. 81. rl.a.
70 be delivered Into carts provided by the oTern
nent, ard tue quality delivered 70 Be paid Zoe al
III weights Of tifs navy yard scales.
All tlr coal enbfaeec In these clasyes 70 be deilT-
cred on OF before thels Of November next.
Bond and security In the fuu amOtut OF The con-
tract vi be required 20 secure It's faithful xecu-
ttlOu and fulnlimenf. aud the Bureau reserves tie
C X n. RODGERS,
Jyil 8. f '- CHIEF OF Bureau.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03
Plain and Ornanental.
gonDEas. avLEs. OaNAnsrrs. :.

OrdeFs b nan promptly attended .,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03
-. J. = coLpHgFIytIIFla 80. 1T,

ag-ThE ABDvE SALE IS PosTPoNEDuG-
2 -r.rl Z - = GEORGE W. sTICKNEY,
jyslwPM&da J. T. coLD# IT, 81 t ssmsR.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03
AUCTION sALES.
Fufare DayS.
-vMER 4 CIEARY.


80 = and Real Estate Brokers,
X If@@sfiS-. Penn. avenue and Eleventh
a uthIss aSt corner 2. nee building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03
RY WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auet,r,
IL Successor TO Green & Wdiiains
No, lool, northwest corner TEAM and d stres,s.
TEYsTE e "a, skEF N ]. IEEoygI

TRgsTEEis SALE OF. VALUABLE IMPROVED
kkAI,, 5EISs,IkrE IN SQUARE No. s75, NEAR 81.
BY virtue or 4 deed OF trust, dated Noyemher IA
q. y. isI and duly recorded In Liner No. 66s folio
" e, and BY direction OF the party secured there.
ny, VIII sell a. public auction. in fnont OF the
y; - at Q eloeh p. M, all OF lots Nos Ia Ia
lti ~ ana lt9 In l5ert subdivision o.
9quafe numbered six hundred and seyenfy-dYe,
ylall The city OF Washlngtou, with all the JIM
groyesments thereons consisting Of nearly hnished
Terms Of sale: One third in cash, or which 40
mus be paid on each lot - Baie;. the lining on
deferred payments. 70 BE- made In equal payments
ln az. twelve, eighteen and twenty-foar months
atter aale, with interest ct ten per cent per an
num, and secured BY Insurance and deed Of trust TO
me satisfActtons Of the trustee. Terms 70 be FULLY
complied with within ain days ater the day Of sale
otherwlse the TRUSTEE reserves the rightto resell
TIE property, amer one weeks notice, 1t the risk
md sost Pf nfst purchaser. All eonveynneihE at
= WA; Il. 'YhRp, T5gstss.
- p WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
{ iYl3-TuThS&dg Auciloneer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03
MERCHANT TAILORS.
II. RUaE a. SON,
MERCHANT TAu0Rs,

Have received rhsirarst instaInent Of sprar aooas
oons.ltins sfsupsrnns Dlassnais. Forsira nnI De-
nestle css,iperes aEd shah recelFs weekly turing
ne season. shiuk hey a1a nrensrtl % n1t1r ul1
~ nssa s'1lsA nn-if
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03

BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

q. =
y - AA6E1 =
E - QIicINccc nInrnrnEv 3
/
: Containing SSros OF First-Class ksIal
hAhments IL CO. 1s,-s-sn. Va
D ness In
.,,,-,r,v -, ,uxrv1ousrs
49, ~ ~ ~ Is =. cxs bet ~ i0tir st.
TWENTY-FIVE. d $3.50 f.-f &
, HRNRT r. sTxaIE. no I ST.. op. P. o. Deps.f r
W, M,PoINDEx7ER.NernOnR Row.
ALE DEPOTs: -. o...,vn
= - ATrORNEYs.AT.LAW slfs
y. D. VIM, Columbian Law Building, 81 s5EssSs
apManp =. Is -
6. sToEFs. lzss J stgset; near 10Th.
n = 3; S ~ a, az sfrtet
r. XooEAHls, ssssn 81, OPP; Pot , once ssr.ess
J.T.K,fLIET ls Z street; Up, Notary, q Com
BAKERIEs.
KHATII = =: so H., f9; sve sne GsnItol
1n-TsHEI11-U-.s s
,. II. sQUiKl . CO., BanEers, No. l4ls Pa: ave-,
PPsysPsT ssHii Il on ad Tn Deposits Pay Oh Af
I RIGGS q 60. Executive ave-, cor. 18Th %,
p5 Post Bank hours
fa'm, 70 tp. m safprdsyS open nom TO sp,
n; fOr depositI only. ...'..,,. ,,...n, once.
on BlesLo"' ~ 'tn ST. Pp0'''' '''I'
BAbt.s a,-z. a. ,,,... near ,th.
- - - . = !, -. : = - : ,-vv..ura ~,
= :, ~ y - = y ~ "a
7. Fk1Ds FISCHER oio ON se'' Oel-1 ~-N
BILL POSTERS, re.
=. = ~ c ~ - = 7-.--I
At WHITING straw ~ and 81 eleasner's "a s'
h y 81, nrH |. = ~ s.h ana Es,s
W. 1 =. w.
i .PzIIr 4 soIoSoNss aetropolitun Bookstore, Oh
Pa ave-, bet, sth s1e 10th sc; Sopstsas ~ ~
T. pain and fsncy ststionery. Gard plates, sat
bone, and EeddiHg Irritation, shGrays ,ssI n
4, e5t,sas sseeiEed S q soon s q Issued
SESaTE a. Co. T.SSs c 5GNE h
A, BRosEAN.t Catholic, s1s . ST. Os' YIN : iO'n
; :. Z e,
4 BOW Linz 6ALS0NsI So. =. ,,,,
SoHAs. 9. lEoKLoFR. Izls st., bet, i2th ana lSth.
BRASS WoRKs. q. -, -. 90 ,,.,,.,
5as ogsrIiIje HSnnfseturer Of Ill
1Tss S.sa = .hs and s oS snS
/ Inn gbnslness CON piCLe S ssosH VI EAunOe1
:, supplies &e'' constantly On hAno.
F21 BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE, &C.
e KSSaEEE cor SsS and streets
-. -. - ~
WIN. WALTER. ESQ street, near 10th.
CAhPENIEks AND BUtLDEks -.
% q ttrests 80 Psiisnf ti5sce. oot' - =
n Ii4eTTiiPip En- stand n Y. ave-
Il ,%s.s.,l n.,t' ! ~ -,
VIZ. S. MITCHELL Co, si3Pa. Az. lafAfkes spaced,
importers and DealeArs nearpeo Anohousefnr-
n pishing srticleSs;; i.,,-,,a.,: tIsndE
u q. ID. CA1fTTT HOUSE, eo4 TN ST., bett 4Ahu n
| CARRIACE EACEORIER.
49, n - -. - - s.1sSI >. -
TIE, y it ~ ps ~ ~ ~ 81 -.
y nrrSSS,s 49, = .So =, =. 49, s. ~
SsEDhhSle Soacn nAtsFt, ~ oen stj neaL s.At'
h.PAhlh6 ooEe Win olspAtehs AtcneAPEa'e
CL0THING STORES.
Chant IaioFsi me clothing Tor men aud Boys.
COACH EACr0RIES.
sOAS "a 80 -, SiO I.san.-I-
n 49, HAR AM lis E11ODOCAS.
nners or Coal Tar Produces. once, ISrs PENN
avenue, REPUBLICAN Building.
COS SoSIT g ;I3s sc. A.,.o nan po.,.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03

RHsasS w. .. o. " e,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03

JUS tGEI " + u IL sT5fbSER' lTra.'s.s.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis,
u TRICToF OOLUMBIA. "a -
n.n'SsrE'' &c, .a, Equity po...t, =, !,

W W. T C!..' isal, Equity DOctetls.
II Is by the Court. this 24fh day OF july ID 1874
ordered that the sales mace and ported by Waiter
3 coz and lillian d. Cassin, trGstees for the sac
OF the real estate described In the bill I'm sa "a nse
De ratined and confirmed, unless cause 70 the con-
trary De shown on or before the 18th DAY Of
AuEustt A. D. lS74; pro Yided copy on the oref 81
inserted In sorne neWspap printed in the District
OF Columbia once In each OF three successive WeekS
before the nth day Of August, 4. b. is7i
By the Court; A. WYIIE Justiee
e. =. 'MEres, CIerf, &c. . ,y4kls,iivJ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03


PRINTING OFFICES.
BEARDsLY sNoDGEAss, ~ Pa av., bet ~ & 9th
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
hoURsE MIDDLETON. ns 18th ST., op. Treas. Dept.
RESTAURANTS.
JOHN WELcKER, 18th ST., bet, n, Y.ave. and a st.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
WARRINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE, cor. 7th ana L
ds; u. C. Spencer. President. send for circular.
SILVER PLATERS.
hoBT A. BHITEltAND, So4 d. ST., bet. sth and sth.
STAMPING DEPOTS.
MRS. zrsFEEcHT. soa1lth 81. Also, DreH-nGkinE.
STATIONARY, &e. f7~ fia 4
BEE. n. FRENCH, 6is 18th 81 under Nat hretropol.
ihn Bank, stationery, &C. speciality.
STEAM AND GAS FILTERS.
.ALKx. r. sHKFHERp q Co., go Pa. av. bet Sth
and 18th SITS. See Plumbers and Gas Filters
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES.
j. WALLACE, 50 High ST., Gtn., and 50 7th IN. W.
TRUNKS, &C.
JANIS S. ToPHiM ( Co., Is nh st., next TO ODD
EeloEs' Hall. Fine Sole Leather and Dress
Trunks,, Valises, Travelling Bags. ..
UMBRELI.A6- CANEss6e. % 49,
VIII Rogers, ss nth ST., near Psnna. avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03

= -, Depot Quartermasts.rl
,v,,s Brs - rfs SiIEEisiss e efP.sfs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03
.RYE.J. SWEET,
- Real Estate Broker and Auetioncer,
81 Seventh 81, OPP. United States Posi- OHee.

Il Real Estate Broker and Auctiourer,
81 Seventh 81, OPP. United States Post Once.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TYO-AHD-A-HAIF
SIOkH BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, NTH
BACK BUILDING, No. 81. ON THE EhST
SIDE OF FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN 4
AND < STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUG
Byylr u ofa deed Of trust 10 Daniel L. eaton
An myself dated haY q. a. D. 49,, and duly re-
corded IN hher Nc. 81 folio "a, one Of the lani
Teeenas for w Washington eoanty, In the District Of
COlumbla, and Al The Request OF the party Sc
cured therooY, viii sen af pub auetIoa 10 frons
lsIs a. IL o'clock D. m al that plsos Or parcel 81
EIonnd Iying 10 the city Of WashlH gton. Dlsirics
Of Columbia, knQrn AZ part oflot two, ~ OF Todd
and yefiriss sEhaiVlsion % square naMberes ava
hRndrfd Rnd LEenty-sof en-. (E7, as reeosded Ia
loer y X, folio ~, 10 the 9hdes OF the surveyor
70 he following meteS and bouhd3f Begtnuiug fos
NE same az point one hundred and tuenIy-dY8
lt3o) feet north nom the southwest corner Of sald
squ1fe, and runnipE thencenorth along the line q
Fourth street west thirteen ti9 feet; thence east
sald aey thirteen Sl Feet and thence West eighty
six heet to said Fourth street and the place 81
oe giaoiHg, together win the improvements As
Terms, one nh In cash. balance at SiT, twelve,
eikhteen and twenty -four monthI, Tor EaIeh me
eeht4ffou the day % sale, and ssonred By deed OF
pust on The property sold, win bs tsken. Ope hun
ared 800 VIII be require fine Durchasara a.
the tins OF sale, ard all eodV aneing Rtthe expeuas
oithe purchaser. Iftefms Of sale are net complied
VIII 70 sven diys from us Gay Of ale The trustee
and cost ofthe lltlnH sftel I've days
asTsssllenent. 5RAINAR9 q: ,YARINsEa,
Jys-sfakThds E.I.sYEET. AsetiOnesr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03
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Sealed proposals. viii be received BY the Northern
Liberty Earket Company At fheif once, X street,
betvetn Fourth and ifth streeis, up 70 4 O'Clock
noon Of the nh Gay OF AUGUST, va, for Furnish
ing the materials and doing the cut-stone work,
brick work carpenter work, tin work, plaaferinf,
painting, &c, required IN building the EnperstFuc
ture Of Their nav market-house.
Plans and Specifications can be seen and forms OF
proposals PROCURED e The once ofJames 4. MeGul,
The company fe.efye the right to reject any or
al bids II deemed Tor the interest Of the company to
do 50. The successful bidder will be reoflred ~
give beads 70 the amount o. twenty Thousand d0s-
lars fer the fzifhfai executlo1 o. l1s cQulrsct.
9EOEHE W. klNO.
N-s,oAaugi,Aa Secretary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03
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ETHE ABOVE SALE IS UNAvOIDABLY
pI,tponed until MONDAY, July n, 1874 same hour
'5s 'F GHf Fl hs TsS Sfs1RY Aue
EIHE ABOVE sALE IS FURTHER POST
bUEspAYl AuEaat = Is7r, cans hour And place.
L1TiMER q cLEARY, Aucts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-03
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TRUsTEE,s SALE OF TWo-sroRY FR Anrr-
HOUSE, WITH BACK BUILDING, ON TdE
WEST SIDE OF-THIRD- STREET, Ne. if0s
BkIWEEN AND sTREETS NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust 70 Daniel L. Eaton
ana myself, dated January II, A. ID. ls71 duly re-
cordei IN Llber No. 705 folio 16C one Of ths land
records for WashingtOn county, In the District q
SolnmhiA and 81 the request Of the party secured
the premises on WEDNESDAY, August II Is7t
AIS elosk p. m, all that piece or parcel Of ground
iyIng IN the city OF Washington, District Of Co
tBnmoia, known =! part OF lot twenty-four (2il OF
KiehArdsons subdivision OF lots in square West OF
square i've hundred and dfty-three, (W. OF ES3:j
oegnninR Tor the same At point on Third street
Hest, eighty to0) feet north from street; thence
west torty-six 90 feet 70 ten fl0) foot alley:
tnenee northEArdly along said alley eighteen tls)
lhenee so7t along the west line OF said Third 81 rect
sevsneen CD feet ana ten uO) inches TO the place Of
Terms; One arth In cash; balance Al sir. trslvs.
eighteen and tWenty-fOur months, for which the
notes OF the purchaser, bearing Interest At per
cent from the day OF sale, and secured BY deed OF
trust on the properly sold, will Is taken. Two
hundred (ool dollars will be required on the pur-
ehaser az the time OF sale, and all e0nVeyancin at
Ihc ex pense 81 The purchaser II terms or sale are
not complied with inseyen d7ys from day on sale
the trustes reserves the right 10 reselthe prOptTtV
At the FISK and cost OF the dgfaultlng purchasar
BkAIEARD II. WARNER.
~ e e Surviving Trustee.
tyzj-STnTh&ds Z. J. SWEET, AaetIoneeT,