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nI b. II. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker ard Auctioneer.
Federal Buildings, corner 7tb end sts. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF EAST
CAPITOL sfREETs BETwEEs sra AND

chLE Of a
ING LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF EAST
CAPITOL srREET, BETWEEH sra AND
10TH sTkkkTs EAST, AT AUCTION.
a By virtue If deed Of trust, dated March 18th,
IA ID. 1874, daily recorded IN Liber No. 7as, folio
- 40, one OF the land records for washinRton
county, in the District Of Columbia, and a; the
request OF the party secured thereby, will sell at
public suction, In fr0ut OF the premises, on MON.
DAY, May i IN. lS74, ct 81 O'Clock D. m ], the fol-
described real estate situate In the city Of
Washington, District Of Columbia, TO wit All that
piece or parcel OF ground in square numbered nins
hundred aud forty two (9l2l commencing Of q D lint
nineteen (l9) feet four tnches fro the north
west corner OF original Lot numbered eight 49,, and
running thence east along east Capitol street
,2O) feet, thence south ct right angles with said
at eet eighty Sol feet thence west BY line parallel
with sad East Capitol street six 90 feet and four
inches, thence due south twenty (2t feet thence
due west Thrice (l3 feet and eight - inches and
thence due north enc hundred and five (l05D feet GO
the place Of beginning.
Terms: 81 40, with interest from April s0th,
1873. 90 day VI sale, and penses Of sale, in cash
and the balance at six twelve and els hteen moRths
for which the notes OF the purchaser, bearing
interest from the day Of sale, and utei BY deed
Of trust on the pr perty sold. will be taken, A
deposit Of hundred dollars will be required OF
the purchaser ~ the time Of sale, aud ell convey
ancinR a the expense of the purchaser If terms Of
sale are not complied with IN seven days from the
day OF sale, the Trustee the right TO resell
the property At the risk and cot of the Detailing
purchaser, after five days advertisement.
l.. @. HINI. Trustee.
arg eo6ds il GOODWILL. ssle.ma0
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ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsyl yania avenue and 18th 81
Star ONCE Buildings.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At
AUOTI0H.
a On THURSDAY MORNING, April 3Oth
W 1874, At 10 O'Clock, we shall sell, at the resi-
~ dence of lady declining housekeeping, No
HlsO9 Z street, between S;h aud 9th streets, the
following Furniture:
Green Rep Walnut PaIlOr Suite,
Brussels, Three ply and Iagrain Carpets,
Walnut III. T. Chamber Furniture,
n. 7. Painted Cottage Suites,
Plain do, do
Spring Under beds,
II air and Husk Mattresses,
Feather Pillows and Bolsters,
Full Window Hsrgings,
M. T. and other Ohau Der Tables,
Toilet Ware, 0ilcloths,
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Kitchen Requisites, &C.
The whole com prisiofu twenty rooms
ep23d LATlMER CLEARY, Aucts
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Gu Y A K ID LIN Z

NOTICE.
with the view OF diminishing the oh RANGES of col.
lisiOn, the Steamers Of this Line take . specified
course for all seasons Of the year.
Yorl or Bo.ton mepsn n So
or nothing to tho north Of IS.
oo at q or Hofsios e no9h ' of a.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETREEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
C4LLLNG Ar coax HARB0R.
9.!.sSs VIZ Va APR. ssGa NV fG Nav
Asss:sss' MAJ NAY MAJ
,Cubs.-..--Wed., May Is China .......-sst. Msy 80
siSa sy y and sHr
URDAY from New York.
Steamers marked thus do net carry steerays pas
kITIs OF PAs.Ae..-Osbin. $50, 800, and slso,
U.s. u.s. gold sdditionsi Return tickets On iSv pr
able terms; stssrsss, 9,o, cuITsnsy; o ..'0'
iii & Esss: IfG5sHs
sss It the ocs, Mo- a'G BoI Pin.
BaaSs s 70 ofs
'G sn street G&&Gs a. PEA
Nsw ExPBEss LIN VIA CANAL,
fHr1 tsgE5s 9Ab WASH
From Pier 8, North Wharves PHIL 49,
StdssiBS aH, "WEDNESDAY and SAT sssE
from q Ms,s. str..., Georgetown. : D. O.. MON
DAY and FRIDAY at D. m
This line connects ct fhilsdeIphia with "Ciyde,
iron Ltnef Of steamers for Providence, Boston and
New England states. no wharfage in Boston by
VIZ. oLYps or 6sP Psil aESHi e. D. 'i0'
"A. REID, Alexandria, Va.
WALDO A. ARCE, 81 Oonsre-s street, Boston
- Freights delivered By Knoxs Express. or
ders len at General Once, COS Fcnnsyfvania ave
nue, or ct the steamer wharf win Be promptly at
ended To- ap1-tr
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GENTLEMEN'S LAUNDRY.
Having ests biished a first class Laun1ry in con-
nection with shirt Mandatory, we are pre-
pared TO Laundry gentlemen s wear at the following
prices.

Orders ca led fer and delivered free Of charge
Terms; Cash on delivery, unless ~ special agree
ment.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTT 4 TAYLOR,
arg s23 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
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NCHOk LINE.
"A NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
EVORLTs ROUTE FOR TOURISTS.
Passenger Accom- mn cd afiOns Unsur passed
STE4MER EVER ALTERNATE DAY.
Tuesday Steamers proceed ria. Londonderry.
Thur day Steamers - tia Queenstown
Saturday Steamers " direct to Glasgow,
FROM PIERS 90 AND 81 NORTH RIvER,E
RATES OF PAssAGR-PAYABLE IN CURRENCY:
TO GLASGOW, LIYERPOOL, LONDON.
DENY, QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST
Cabin 500 to $50, according to Accommodations
Cabin return Tickets issued st reduced rates
intermediate S33. Storage ESQ.
Drafts tSSHsd for any amount at lotresf rates,
For Tickets or further information, apply to-
MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREYS,
4SO 10th street near Pennsylvania avenue
Or to CAMMACK & CO., I423 y street NV,
near Treasury Department, Washington
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

FUTURE DAYS.
IT IS. MARsHALis SALE
LhgsE Ass0sIMESToF BRAsDIIs. WINS
MHoiEsiEstE s sro AZ o "a sca.AsTT,ITIas
WEST.
Ia virtue Of writ Of feri facas issued out OF the
clerks office Of the Saprene Court OF the District
CcluDbia aed 90 me directed, will sell at public
e Q, Ios cash at No ala 1lth street northwest,
To ukspA the 1th day OF day, 1874, com uencing
al 20 O'Clock m, the following goods and chat
tells in art 10 wit, viz:
Large lot Of Brandies in casks,
Do do Whistles do,
Dc do Rum do,
Do do Wine do,
Do do Brandies In bottles,
Do do whistles do,
Do do Rum de,
Do do Wine do.
Lot Bitters, Gin, Cherry Brandy, &C , &C., &c.
ALSO,
Two Clocks, Awning, Shelving and Counters, &C.,
eeized and levied upon a. the goods aud chstsels
Of Charles Crandell and will be s1ld 70 satisfy
execution No, 81 IN in favor Of Samuel Barth.
ALIX. SHARP. u. 9 MarehAl ID, q.
sl2-d By DUHoAHs0H BROS, Aucts.
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DY LATlMER CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth &c
Star once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLy BUILDING
LOTS ON 1, BETwEEs N9RTa CAPITOL

AND lsT STREETS N0KTHEAsc.
- Ily virtue Of deed of trust dated October IS,
0vSlSi and recorded in Liber No 6sI folio s., on
fthe land recordsfOr Washington cou atty, Dis
tricf Of Columbia, AMI BY directoa OF the lder Of
the note secured thereby, will salt at public
ton, on tue premises, on MONDAY, January 2th,
iai,G oIi9ek ., M ,aose Two tets , knoEn aud
corded subdi sision OF 81 lars numbered SIS
Terms Of sale: 1850, with penses OF this
sale, in cash; balance Ia aad IL Months with inter
est at cent SEQ at time Of sails, sod eonvey-
aucing purchasers cot 1.-THE terms OF sale are
not compiled vi n in ave days, tue trdstee
the resell the at the risk and cost
of the defsulting purch sser.
dec25-2aw&is LArIMER x OLEARY, Ansts.
~TdE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE
property having failed comply with Gne terms of
sale, IL will be resoid st his risk aud expense
MONDAY, May 4th, lStl st b O'Clock o m. sane
place aud terms. JAMES q. DuLIN, Trustee.
ap75-dsds LATIMER & OLEARY, Aucts.
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The success attending The manufacture of this
shfrt during the PGst too yearshas proveH, beyond
doubt 6dt 10 is TIE most omfortd6le and perfect
fitting one made in any section Of the World. The
thousands Of original and duplicate orders received
for these Celebrated Shirts fully eOafrm the asser-
ti0n.
Gre them a trial, and Be eonrisesd for your
selres. We are HOV the only oUHers and duthQr-
lied manufacturers Of p ALMER'S PATENT
DOUBLE-YOKE SACQJE SHIRT for the Dis
triet Of Columbia All other persons attempting to
TaGnugfaetsre them are iHfrisgers, and tie public
are cautioned against ordering or purchasing them
Of any OtheT parties.
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n a r 4 4 Y D..

C0REELL-wILLIAMs. On TUESDAY, April
2 b; ~ Rsv. ID. p. sestsn, nr wILLIsM coz
HELLs OF Georgetovn: 20 hiss IDA II. VIII
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10y LATIMER q CLEARI,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvau avenue and Ilth 81
Star Once Building.
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AUCTION SALES.


RY LASIAKB . ULKARY,
80 T. Aasroas.rs .ns ass, k.tsts BrSeers,
s srsss. ssss cs: h.,,s sss.O' saa n
100 MAGNOLIA GRAN pK rLoR> AT AUl
a On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, Arr, N.
isoss % Ss ro sas = s:S ss sc .S
consignment Of hsgaolia Gran DE- Fiors frsrn the
s.e,so sted narssIy Of N ,nsisar Bnaa. % SSr-
Parties se,iriss orr snen,aI tree. should no, uAii
Terms e..h: LArisEs a oLr.BY.
rSIHE ABOVE sALk Is POSTPONED IN
I'll fV'hoSsGgxxriissn s s 30 o;Lx.Rr Aus.
RY WIN. L. WALL Oc .AuctiOneen,
- New Marble Building,
Nc. 700 and s0aPeonsylvsnia avenue, cor. 9Th u
T-ooTAyE PIANO, lKNABrD CONTENTS OF
fs FRktr AZ noS S22Hs sHsr IN HOUSE $40
n Oh FRIDAY MoRSISG. May It, ct 10
Mr. :.fss. aorsSs.:s We ns%s n e sao'
~ one seven octave Rosewood Case Piano,
PsIiO suite, pieces.
Couses sets, marble top Tables.
Bsdssss BSss:as ana .siS. ssd cAA
WsrdrObes, OIL Psiatiuss.
e es,sins .ed psrlor Stoves.
CrookerT and Glassware.
Toilet Sets, Olocks, &C.
sR1s q WIN I. WALL & CO, AuOts.
fll X. Ryan & 90,
ID General Brokers and RsaI gsts,e Anctioneer,,
Ss3 Tth STIR ct, OPP. p. o. Dept
ACC TON SALE 6FArwO STORY FRAME
ROUSE, No. 1l0 a. sTREkT SOUTH sEsr
- Or TUESDAY, the day % NAV, lsTs. 81
Eco ock m, viH offer for sale, st public
!. suctlsn. 10 front Of ths premises, deslr able
twa-story Frame House and Lot.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third cas-: balance In six ana
twelve months With interest at the rate q ten per
c Mt rer an, UNI from day Of sale, secured BY deed
r. L. SCHMIDT, Attorney in Fact.
ar2s-eosd r II. RYAN 4 CO, Aucts
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10000 Prizes!
s25O,OOO IN CURRENCY TO BE GIVEN
AWAY
FOR THE BENEFIf OF The
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF NOR.
FOLK, A,

FINDER authority Of Especial act OF the Lerfs'a-
tuIe, passed March STD, l53 comforting corpor ate
privileges upon the Masonic Relief Association
TIE Directors now have the pleasure TO announce
that a Grand Gift Concert will De given Al the
Opera House, in the City Of Norfolk on
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D. Auctieneers and Real Estase Brokers,
southwest corner Pennsylysnia avenue and nth Sc,
Star once Building.
GRAND SPRING SALE FoR ELIAS HEIDEN-
s EEISEE fHTEsspkGaSRs AT aIs
sYLyAsx AxIN9l AND TaIsTEESTH
o. a.Inaias .as g AZ
s.onsiment, shall sell The following collection
Vine Sse Cod cid and Silver wsehes.
Watch chatAs, Rings, and Pf's-
A fine collestiop Of MISCELLANEOUS Books
Men and koys1 Spring aud SUN n7f Oi0tAias IN
Urder esrmsnts Of every description.
ose9s cjs Ia CSromos aud Ensrsvisss, &C.
All sscds wbish haze been pswued over four
mouths are Included in this sale.
Ters sI LA HrIpENHgIusB, Pawn.rOser.
sp.s-a LAIiMER . CLBARv. Aartlonssrs.
IlT THOMAS D0wLINe, Aucrioneer,
ID o4l Louisiana avenus.
rRusrKRs sALl OF LOTS IN SQUARE No.
- 81 virtue Ct ds:S q trust. da.ea on the ,s.h
81 npss en- ss,o a. p isss nd rsccrdsd e
p.rts secured thereby u viii osf 4 public sucssss,
On ,ss s,.misss. On MONDAY. ne an dsS o NY
yfded half interest IN orisinal Lets numb red one
aud two, in Square No. 1850, n the city Of wash
Tss 81 sais % ons Ss 81 s.,d purchase MONEY
months, Win Interest from das Of ole Deed siysn
s &c s O. r.s ss taken q e s q
are no. eonpIi.d VII IN i,s 90. 60. dsS a sxls
,ss s,ss ind 6 sos .as g 4
's'es WI D. OAe5lEs Tzustse.
spss-sc rHos- po~LiSs' Aue'.
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STEAMER LINES.

WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, NEW HORK,
BOSTON, AND PnOvIbENQl.
The fine iron steamer LADY OF THE LAX
having resumed her regular trips TO
Norfolk, will leave her wharf, foot Of &.eS
siIth stree {. every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, at ,. m, touching at the princi pal
river landings, connecting at Norfolk with steam
snip OF the M and M. Lime for Boston and Proyi-
q, nee; with the Old Dominion Steamship Ohm
ysny, 'or New York. Freight should be addressed
care Of Ledy OF the Lake, via Norfolk ~
N. Il. fI1ZHUGH, q CERT, 9Th street wharf,
.o 40. PLANT, General Agent,
arl0 Room No 10. Plant RnItdino.
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ID Auc;isneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Pennsy iysnia avenue End klev
epth street, Star Once Buildins.
- By virtue of o deed of trust TO me, dated
March !, "A. d; 1873, duly recorded In iiber us,
- folio 16l, of the land records of Washington
county District of Columbia, aud Of the request Of
the party secured thereby, will sell e, PUBLIC auc-
ton, in front OF the premises on WEDNBSDAf,
May 9Th, 1874. at O'Clock p. m, all that certain
piece parcel OF ground situate and lying Ia the
city of Washin gton, District Of Oolumbis, known
and described upon the plat books Of said city =
len . subdivision Of Square number ed one hundred
and ninety feur, and containing 800 square
between 18th and 18th and P and Q streets north:
vfsf
Terms of sale: $500 cash; balance In six (6)
with interest from day Of sale, and secured
by deed Of trust on the property. deposit OF
SlQ0 required ut time Of sale. Conyeyancing q
purchasers cost. II terms Of sale are not eomplisd
with in seven days, the Trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
defaultinR purchaser, after ive (5) days' adver-
tisenent In some newspaper published In the city
VI JAMES =. DOUGLAS, Trustee.
s,a-eo4ds LAT1MER A CLEARY. Aucfs.
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QY tn MAS DosLIS3 A7ct,sa.sc,
- 6il Loa siaas Q O., 1i door ast cf fth trses
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Paimer's Patent
DOUBLE YOKE SHIRTS.
SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT..

This Department Is on thu second floor, and
well stocked with . splendid line of PLAIN and
FANCY sHIRTIHGS. We are prepared to make
special order for the DOgBLE-YOKE SHIRTS OF
the following prices:
SIX SHIRTS FOR SIS 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOE SIS 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR seI 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR s.a 90.
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nY LATIMER q OLEAaY,
ID Auctioneers and Rsa Estate Brokers'
Sorfnvost corner Pennsy avenue aud lin q
Star Once Building
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-25
FRIDAY, DECEMBER a5, 1874.

The news from the new quartz mines
recently discovered in Josephine coun-
ty continue favorable. The Jackson
Vile Seatimcl says that the new quartz
ledge on Galice Creek has been traced
and claims taken for several miles,
and that it preserves an average width
of one hundred feet, many places crop
ping out in cliffs and benches from
ten TO thirty feet in highth. frequently
the full width of the ledge. Samples
of the quartz are daily being forwarded
to different places for assay. taken OF
course, from different parts of the
ledge on different claims. every man
being anxious to know what fortune
he has i'm store. and the result is very
uniform. showing from $50 to $40 per
Ton, mostly gold. The only poor as
RAy yet reported is from San Francis
GO and reads, s'Silver. per ton. 81 20 ;
no gold,'' while subsequent assay,
from various parts of the same ledge,
made in MarysviIle, California, shows
from $50 to S4oO. in gold and silver,
per ton. The excitement in that sec
tion of the State is still unabated. and
parties are constantly coming from
and going to the mines.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-25

The grand outrage, perpetrated ev-
cry winter on the Oregon public by
the overland stage company, in spite
of all that has been written and print
ed against it, still continues to be prac-
ticed. We refer to the matter of senc-
ing the Eastern paper mails by ocean
steamer from San Francisco to Port
land. BY this piece ofimpndence and
rascality the paper mail is detained
ten days, and of course by the time it
arrives is old and stale. The overland
stage company contracted to carry all
the mail matter, in either ''wet or
dry" weather, getting good price for
the service. and the company should
be compelled to fill its contract on
time or forfeit its pay. 1t is an impo-
sition on the Government and the citi-
zens of Oregon, and should be stopped
now,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-25

flicting. 1t purifles the blood, purgess
the lurking lIumors in the system, z
undermine health and settle into trout
some disorders. EruDtions of the s6
are the appearance on the surface of
mors that should be expelled from
blood. Internal derangemets are the
termination of these same huinors TO sOL
internal organ, or organs, whose actit
they derange, and whose substance ths
disease and destroy. AYERS SARSAP
RILLA exltels these humors from fl
blood. When they are gone, the disortle
they produce disppear, such as Uic:n
tiotas ofthe Lirer. HtGnpdch, kidneys, Lung
Erupti0ns and EruptiUe Diseases of the Stt
81. Anthony's Fire. Rose or ErystpelG
Pinpses, PiiststleS. Blotches, Bons, Tslnnor
Ttster and SAT- Iclhcuna, iScold Had, Ring
tooyna. UlceTs and Sores, hehett1z,dGisnl, Nea
1,aIgfd, PGtu in the Bones, Side and II &C
Finale Weakness, iSte7iIIy, LeIfco1.ThSD'
arising from Internal ulctTqtior and tster-fn
disedse. DroIsu. Dys1,"1'sia, Ez,adcidtfo,a ts7s'
General Debility. With their departur
health returns.
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G.. AVER 60. Lowell Mass
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
EE Sold by all Druggists and Dealer
in Medicine. VIM
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-25

The estimate of the Director of the
Mint shows gain in specie and bull
ION for the last two fiscal years of
about $3s, 100000. The stock of
specie In the United States Is estimat-
ed at about $l6S. 200, 900, which. with
an annual production of $4,000. 600
gold and silver, affords encouragement
that the stock of coin may. with favor
able legislation, accumulate sufficient
" within reasonable time for the
resumption of specie payments to be
untlertaken with a certainty of success.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-25

On the 18th the steamer Japan
caught fire and was abandoned, the
next day, between Yokohama and
Hong Kong. The captain and several
Of the crew and passengers arrived at
Hong Kong, in boats of the steamer.
on the 2Ist. Two boats and raft had
not been heard from. There were
three cabin passengers-F. W. Crock
er, r. NJ. Tindall and Mary Scott
and 425 Chinese in the steerage. r.
II. TindalI, Surgeon Gates, several of
the crew, and 40 others yet to hear
from.
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treaty. It shall continue binding for twelve
months longer, and so ON from year to
year. until the expiration of the twelve
months which viii follow similar delara-
tion, whatever the time at which it may
2. ii any one or more of the citizens of
either party shall infringe anv OF the arti-
cles OF this treaty, such citt zen shall be
held personally responsible 0r the same,
and the the harmony and COOL Sarresgoad- ne
rupted thereby. each party engaging IN
no way to protect the offender or sanction
such violation.
8. If, unfortunately, any OF the Rr4teaes
contained in this treaty shout be violated
or infrfnRed In any way whz tever, II 70
expressly stipulated that Tsoi ther of the
two contracting parties slssl ortiafn OF
authorize any acts of reprIsA !, nor sfIall
declare war against the Otht r. on cOGl-
plants of injuries or damage =, until the
said party cansidc, ing itself Ofl ended shAll
have laid before the other n 81 atement Of
sTlch injuries or damages, veTi6 ed by com
petent proofs. demanding iusts e and sat-
isfacfion. and the same shall have been
denied, in violation of the laws and Of na-
tional right.
Art. IS. The treaty between the United
States of America and the ReF'u blic of Sal
Nador of the second day of JAn uary, enc
Thousand eight hundred and lift v, is here
by abrogated, and the stipulafn ms OF the
preceding treaty are subsiituiec therefor.
Art. 30. This treaty shall be ubmitted
tion of the respective competent authOrf-
ties of each of the contracting PAL ties, and
Inc raf1iicAtfOnS shall be eXchf lnged Mt
Washington, within the space of twelve
months.
In faith whereof the respective PienipO-
tenfiaries have signed the aforetdo ing artf-
cies In the English and Spanish lar ,guages,
and they have hereunto affixed b. .ir seals.
Done IN duplicate, at the city of San Sal
Fador, this sixth day of December :. in the
year of our Lord one Thousand eig hit hum
dred and seventy.
ALFRED T. A. Tor; BERT.
GRECO. ARBIZU.
xrfr 81,
duly ntihcd ON both parts. and ihol aspect
I've latfhcaflons were exchanged in this
city on the eleventh instant:
Now. therefore, be it known hat i.
ULYSSES $. GRANT. President of tn Unit
ed States. of America, have cans ID the
sald treaty to be made public, % tire
end and that the same, and every clause
and article thereof, may be observe and
and fulfilled with good faith by the1 rnited
States and citizens thereof.
In testimony whereof 1 have her eunto
set my hand, and caused the seal q ii the
United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this
thirteenth day of March. one thoa lsand
eight hundred and seventy-four, al Id Of
the Independence of the United Sta .es OF
America the ninety-eighth.
By the President: u. s. GRAN ut.
j. Z. BANCROFT DAVIS.
Acting Secretary of 50 ate.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-25
II il said that Mexico will offer spet

It is said that Mexico will offer spec
ial inducements to foreigners, especi-
ally to Americans, who purpose set
tling in that country with view OF
aiding in its material development, re-
gariless of what branch of industry
they may engage in. A commission
is on its way from the city of Mexico
to establish system of land laws by
which foreigners can acquire perfect
title to lands, mining claims, ETC., and
be protected in their rights, at any
point within sixty miles of the FROM
tier.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-25

The House bill introduced by Mr..
Nesmith for the construction of the
o. c. P. Railroad and telegraph line
was brought up on the 21sr, but the
House refused to second the previous
question by 60 to los. HoIman's res
olution declaring against the policy of
granting further subsidies to corpora
tions, ETC.. came up also, but the
House refused to suspend the rules
and adopt the resolution by, yeas 149,
nays rs.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-25

Gov. Osborne. of Kansas. estimates
the number of destitute people in Wes-
tern Kansas needing assistance at 20,-
600. many of them being now in an
actual state of want. The articles
most needed are food and clothing for
the women and children. Donations
may be sent to Lieut.. Gov. Stover,
Chairman of the Central Ralief Com
mittec, at Topeka.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-25

On the 21st, during a tremendous
storm, lightning struck powder mag
azine in Scutari. causing Il terrible ex-
plosion. and killing and wounding
over 200 persons.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-25

Charley Ross still continues to bur
den the telegraph. Efforts are now
being made to induce the Governors
OF Pennsylvania, New York and Con-
necticut to grant immunity to any
one who will produce the child.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-25

1t is announced that the President
viii issue proclamation. command
ing turbulent and disorderly persons
in Warren county, Mississippi, to cease
transgressing the laws and repair to
their homes within five days.