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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-12

A Missouri judge has decided that
woman is not an old maid until she is
thirty-five years old, and all the women
are singing songs in his praise
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3huG;c!sae AHa $urnrn...
DR.. Il. g r.AnNnIiI..


IIpNE'hFAI G'hN~iriap and Surgeon.
! ''il4"- aud IL siti'-rfse uNtT kimIHeI's lew
cifv store ~aia si's.-' {. II. ,llay- ohio
Fe'. q. "a tf.
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AENTAi. 80 *; Sos 'tflicufr. tfgt-ti lois
~ -ivt "a th. 'r,,.1i4uL.G Li-gH "a
se,.Lh hilca sItH "a. ts'.:. .iu-i'sli tuG sliNcl
.,.sGisiasliuit EupTsInt,.,l :u-lI ..t>,-~ rl:lC'
over Hss!. s..,sss - sI., A.-iI -rI'.,., Fu,las
Dnio. pcI. 1 iS.B.
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hPERATINE AND MEt'nANItAi- DEN
~ tlsI, over Green, II vs.. &tus All pi,,iIt.
tions pertaining To the prot, sS.Ou carefully
snd skillfully performed. Rt-s. .ut rcs, NJ, 2
West Hardin Street.
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AZ tpt-.,@Air ANn tilAll- GiiO hi'-
80. a ---t. r. \ rB. ,'Ii'. c'ioi.'-fa. Fruits
-satiorls Int s:-y.Ii variety. ,ius,ls a Whole
sale. AT cleveland and T,.l"io i.r.cs-S N''sa u
aud >, Nan --i5-.f
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4sIigioRs.



FIRST PIesbytcuan Church r.. Ii.a
Aiuse. Tta,,s.. ss-TsIc.a q. 4.,y e. 44.. 4.- q.
OcI,.c4, .. "a. Isis.Ser lne.t.s .InLr d. ,
evening a,sfIisE si.iiI is,s IiasiIft ,sr'..-.
FIRST GOnssTssltIon1; Cnunch D. I-'.'.
InDa 's'Br i-a I'astOr- -s,-rs at GUS e., ia.
.l''. ',1s-, IiI- rTsI5 er meeting mum
n'- "'-''ins,. isrpssi~'iy, h"uii - Nam
1TOaa oI.eta-
Methodist Episcopal Church-Iis'. "m
Jones, ra.sLoI. 7eisIors al i1t a. "a
aud O'cI',cz, q. if. PIHger In-eiinz I.iuih-
uasb evenings 7..i.dusAS 81, west 90 -i''iHi-
English LuIderan CnuTch-ItsN. OooTse
stl.G-T, I's-to4. s5cIEICes - iDz a. m. sflla
A.. IA. PIty snceuns thursday eNcI-U'ga-
LIawiOru cct, wvat oi Main.
United Brethren in Christ IieS. a
.L,a.,s FsstDI. Services a. ~ a. "a. and
- CiucK, D. EI.tye er M eilng 1nurzday
evening". ,yo4IsssI JI-.ssIOId and HssIStTeeJs
CnurCi, ii God ". Il. Small, Pas
tor. r5at.tags al Is,1 %. ga. and o'clock,
4. IiI. fIa. 81 meeting tIuIslay evenings.
F4,nt Sti.' a., wvaL % Aistii-
ST. AnsC.taS.'s Catholic Church Rev.
]. Il. Sou.I-,, Pastor Every OliIsr Sabbath,
FIIat 5iss,s 81. D O'Clock, A. a., iish Astah a.
~ A. II LssiecLlaIu al =, Il. "a. s5srSlces iii
ELgIihl, OerIuaE and fIcncn. Mas every
LnO.I4II-s al O'CLOCK, a. AI- West end Oi.
AaIn-JTOsh street.
German Lutheran ~ John'sJ Church
fs..v. 81 Is...uEIc, PASTOR Services .soTy
oIussI ss.,,,..l4. a. IVO'c4Ock A. d Singing
!s,y,:i, l. a. O'Clock friday evening. COIneT
uI WeaL and TJnJ stTceth.
EnRiisn Rsfornned tot fauls) Church
nsy JosIah May, Pastor. Services every
olIi.sr soaiJDstin al lV OcIOck, =. II. Last end
oI Aain-CrUas street.
German Reformed CnUrch-tes. J. o.
RuhI, Pastor. services al los "A. N. and
O'Clock, u, IA. Prayer meeting InuTsda ay
evenings. East enU Alaln CTOss street.
Evangelical Church-kev. w. A. Shiss!er,
Pastor. Services IUIz n. III. and O'Clock,
+. m. Prayer llIoeliHs Wednesday evenings
EsaIIduHks slE.JI. cast OI Nam.
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HOMEOPATHIC Physician ana Surgeon.
III Main st Two Doors North OF huber's
DTuS SJore. Findiay, Ohio.
ONCE Hours-frOm 6 10 ~ A. NJ, IL A. N. 10
2PM StosP II. May 10 '7G-tf
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DHYSI"IAN aud Su'poon uffice over Pal.
I tT>Sbn a Whfds'rs' store: entrance on
W'-si Sa'''iu,Ay Street. third door
September ~ - n
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d. CLINE - S0NS,

Asrstat..s>A..r l-si' "ETAIL DEALER
" 10 'st-,l.-tr,~ rt'i''I rl>L aHda GcEcis'
varl,-sN a. -ri.. s>T's0"r. Uu6 Provision line
,T... s,..-- ,t.i s,Ir RI't-r. r. -. aud iouu-
trN PrAius.s. ...s,s t-t~i ~td' 81 Main 81.
rIAt I.,s,. moi IA at cot iTguSr Block Findlay
Uhto April u. '7U-tf.:
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THE CZAR IN ENGLAND.
The ExIIed Poles TO Go Back to Poland.

The Cars visit ends to-day, and un-
less the people who were going to shoot
him perform that little operation early
this morning they will be too late. There
was some ground for the belief that an
attempt would be made on the life Of
the Gar. On Sunday night a dispatch
was received at Scotland Yard from the
Chief Of Police at Paris, which was tax
en- at once to Buckingham Palace, and
read TO the Gar Ii stated that a certain
exile POlander, whose name, residence,
and description were given, would at
tempt TO assassinate the Gar on his way
to Guildhall on Monday morning. The
Gar laughed at the warming; but the
people at Scotland Yard took eYtraOr-
binary precautions, and probably no
man was ever 50 well watched as was
the Gar during the whole Of that day.
Three thousand policemen, in uniform,
the whole Of the detective police in plain
clothes, and four thousand soldiers
guarded him, and the expected assassin
made no sign.
However. the eXiled Poles have gained
something. The papers to-day contain
u note from Stevan Poles. one Of the
representative men Of the Polish e1iles,
stating that the Emperor's Minister,
Count SchuvalOfT, has promised all Of
them that they may return 70 Poland
without fear. Only three Of the exiles,
who have committed murder under the
lrIise Of politics, arr exempted from the
benefits Of this amnesty.
The Cincinnati GQzette has the follow
ing special dispatch dated Friday:
Ina. IA a oil
this session which attracted more gener-
nj or close attention than that of Mr..
Foster. of Ohio. on the SanbOrn con
tracts to-day. While most of the facts
ON which it was based have been for
some time before the public, they were
here grouped logically and forcibly pre-
sented with view Of bringing out each
relation and responsibility of the vari-
Gus parties TO the whole matter. The
speech will rank among the most nOta-
pie Of this Congress. IL was the more
closely watched on account of its bear
ing upon the present situation of the
Treasury Department That part of the
question which touched Gen. Butler
somewhat, and which was expected 10
lead TO n very spirited debate, was oil
course, kept greatly in the background
on account of Gen. Buffers absence
from sickness, but there were no Omiss
ions ON account Of the Treasury Depart
ment-
At the close Of Mr.. Fosters opening
speech, the matter went over. as tn,
question of admitting New Mexico wa
assigned for the afternoon as the speeia
order.
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1cuasiTIs.
=. Al. VI. HUBER & 60.

nEALEfG~ IN DRUGS, SlaIinuery. sSriIo,,I
Books. cIc PTt>cri VI ions .,,-ruI .Il'lS c.Br,
p.,lnIesi "a all Hoars-'iaN nigl,L Perfectly
pure Drux4- guar-,ut.s-i t'nrnt' Main ate
N afnt,rsssz ~tfs.'.tH
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Children Ofpu :."Ok Pale and
&iEL

rom io u,.r rs.t~, Than having worms In
tis,-, tssuarh
EltpWN - NEIiNIFUGEC 'MFiTS
will ,i,-si rnN Worms WIhuui injury 10 ihe
ci,i,i brir.e prrtoc Is WHITE. aud free from
al cn'aring or a. her injUrtouS ingredieL Is
uStI-sll, tSrti in worm pr. paraItionS.
t'I-WrisS & BROWN PnpTielnrs.
Nn 2i5 Fulton Str,-rt. New Gol x.
STD Bg psHgoiS'S dHd Chsuiisfs and OrdIiSTS iR
l,tc,Ii. irs, az TWENTY FIVE CkNTs A Box j'y
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Why viii Y,u suffer:

To all persons suffering
from ;h-uniatisIn. turai-
ia. CTauiI.S in the lImlr
81 stomach lsilliouS Collie
Paiuln th,. hack bowels or
>i,ls. We would lay. THF
IIuT~FuoLD PASA GA
and FNMILY IISINENT H.
I,.f all Others the remedy
Nuu want foT intern and
external uss IthaS eur q
itltp aippVe complaint In
'fhouaus',. uf Csl.s-S. There
.i>nu mistake allGui u Try
n sold 10y all Druggists
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-12

WHY should a magistrate be very cold?
Because he represents justice.
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lGaerplfai.
tinaiax Council, 10. =

FindsaY Council, Eo- = y x. a. y. NJ :
IiI-uBtI JOuNOCsstI.I. ,UC5IIu AioLusty In
ace. 4.totii. 81. 4 I.IcThsIi, Il 4 a. Nj and
ID. a. EctIu,tty, lsgCuTuSI.
Findiay Chapter, No. So, r. a. M.
t.. su.4.r COHSocstIuu on the INST Monday
ln each month. II. u. DeaI dhlGy, Al. 4. and
-. l.. Orab.c, Secretary.
FindIay Lodge, no. 227. E. d A. M.
fs,g.uIar J;ot.I t.InIunic5ltiOn inst and third
"Wednesday = ia t-acn oi.th. J. NJ. Huber,
W. NJ. aid a. Il. OTaDIe, Secretary.
Golden Rule Encampment, No. 92r
A. O. O, r. stated Meet ngs ON the second
;,tta IourLI Fridays OF each month. D.
Joy, e. 4. and ID. 4. Wan deTs, Scribe.
Hancock Lodge, No. 73, 10. o. r.
stated meetings every Tuesday even ing
r. > KimDer, y. q ANU HIIiiaIn hIamT OH
s-,5CI-tsIy-
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-06-12

A NEW YORKER has invented ''blush
producer, and we are told that ANY
belle wearing it in her hat can, by touch
ing a spring, produce n blush at pleas
ure.' We think that with many of
the bellies up that way the best blush
producer would be, or ought to be, the
eonundrum: ''How did your father
make that very large fortune of hisl'
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! HN HTInRAGFE.

a tss.it ~ tCtltuTsi luI!eIIleitE' Iron
~ SIIlh tiias4,, :-.ssn, Putty, Beits Work, Cut
~, Rubber ard isyaiisi, Betting aiid iull
sock of shelf G,'a;s No. a. EWING Hi''ek.
a.r -.rs-et-
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n,rrERSnN a MINnEmS.

hEAI.EIRS IN hRN GitHIltS. hilin''Ty '''a, -
Tadi..s- a,,,I Gents Fur IIothiHg f'ar-
pris Hats Gaps etc. Nos. G7 aud ~ Ma" -
LFpdlnE ohio
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4 TTORNEA Al LAW and Claim Ascn'
"A will Practice law in state and u. >. COur
a.I4u .tIUend promptly 10 business lniiusIed 10
tlis care. A. JusJIce of the Peace wall attend
IoAonv eyslnciuE and lng dcpOsIliOns. Onlce
Room No. 4. MelodeOn Building, Findlay. y.
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T BAEIARB. q. W. GAJInwA1
BALLARD A GNLLOWAY,
-
Mn. n. nErMII.n.,.M u.

nFFIGE-In -Ewins'S Block, over Ruth.
rtuITs Hardware Store, WsrsI eide of Main
Street. EiBdlav. Ohia.
Su.us' 10 lS73-tf
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Produce 3tterrhants.
ArW 8oaas
- pIrSrTxE w. ros1
RNIIENTINE a POST.

TAEALFRS IN FOREIGN and nonie-iic liTN
4 J t;o,,,lS Ladies and GruIirnt..u'N Furnish
no floods Yankee. Notions. Millinery ti''"iS
WItiie GnodS tiInve> and Hosiery, Stali"i'IH
etc etc = SreciaIty-tiond goods aud low P:l-
..t.s M 10 Vain SIrr,i.
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SprriaI r5lnfirr GnlnnlE.
sgY ALECTURG


rcnfx -. ....-.,
a Iarfure On the Nature. Treatment
aud Ra.iicRI care Of ~ lninal weakness, OF
SIT.rn,urOrrI,o..l iHdused by Seif-AbuSts, Inyoi-
untary Emissions lIhPniency. Nervous DtDll-
~ and ImpedlmentS Ia Marriage EtpeTaiiN
piles. Consumption Epii" psy. and Flis Men mtn-
al and PnvSirai lncapsciiy. &c.-Ky hObEhi
] NERWELL, NJ. d., author oi me Oree''
HOOK DC ,.-,.i,.o
bIe Lecture clearly pInYes nom u own eA-
,.rr-, ncp that the AWFUL consequences Ol St'i-
akuse may he Cfl,cIually removed without
n,,diciu,S and without dangerous surgical
onerarions hCueipS. instruments Glhes' "I
rordialS pointing cut a mf de al cure AT once
certain and q, ciual by which eNely sufferer,
s,r matter VT al his condition may may
cur, inlSplf fcI.eapIy, private ", and IiadlcaIIy.
re- This ecfUTe Iodi 1TOIe a boon 10 th0'tSd''"A
end fhOILsGqsax. 49,. =. -
S-nt un,i. r seal. in plain envelope. 10 any
ad,IICsS on receipt six cents oriwo postage
81 ms AlYn, jr Sili>h-cs REMEDY Foh
II.ES Send for ciIcular.
Address u e Publishers -
IIISS. D. q. KLINE ~ co..
Ia7 RowerS New YOrL, Pusi Once lH'A'
1855.
Jan Zl.'5i Iy
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THEY have a good joke Oh a certain
gentleman in Chicago who is q great
land operator, a well as most success.
full physician. The doctor prescribed
some pills for lady. She asked how
thev were TO be taken. "A quarter
down" said the doctor, ''and the bal
anee in one, two, and three years
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iitatlSIS.


b's NrlkE and MuCli:;:.gvS! ~ ISL.
" fIii,r ~. mann SL-SSGr s.bs>. q. = B:t-
LsE \ ~ Shoe -tcTe.
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HENRY a EZRA BROWN,
T.. A. BINN,

. rrOHNEHs > at Law. Uiiiceup StaIrs, Firsl
a Door south OF Court House, tlndlay, ".
Ian. -. ISGi tl
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A IE,IsSHl AT Law.
,.iI,,,s ia ..s New B-,nE BuIs'iius, " ust side
Asstta satIcrL, No %
suN. Zc-tt.
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The Boston Trdcejer says: ''Of nen
who We're prominent i'll the secession
contest, there have died President Lin
coin, Admiral Farragut, Secretary Sew
ard. Gen. Thomas. Secretary Stanton,
Mr.. Crittenden. Chief Justice fancy,
Gen. Lee, Chief Justice Chase, Gen-
Ewell, Secretary Smith, Rear Admiral
Winslow. Minister Dayton, Attorney
General Bates, John VI. Mason, Charles
Sumner. Gen. Rousseau, &. l.. Nallan-
bingham, ). \. Douglas, Rear Admiral
FOOte. Charles X. Ellet, Gen. Slemner,
Gen. Rodman. Gen Magruder, Horace
Greeley, William l.. Nancey, Minister
Orr. Gov. Andrew. John Slidell, George
Saunders, Gov. Brough. Gov. Pickens
South CarolinaJ. Edmund Rufiin, j ohm
Daniel. Howell Cobb, Gen. Meagher,
lanes Buchanan, John Tyler, james l..
Pettigru. Pereival DraytOn, Rear AdnIi-
raj DahIgren. Franklin Buchanan. Gen.
Mead. GOV. Geary. Gen. Candy, Gen.
Harvey Brown. William Whiting, Secre-
tarv Rawlins. and Garret Davis With
the exceptions of President Lincoln and
Gen. Canby. who were assatssinated- and
Mr.. Ruffin. who shot himself, and Gen.
Melger. who was drowned, all the per
sons named died natural deatlis. No
mention is made of anyone who fell III
battle
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rruIi., . Al Law. NIt Ht,'siII carefully
n anu promptly IL All hinu> - buNlhUsa
-,.-s.lsI .aI.rntipu gwen 10 ItiteN tiob'tle
..,u.a,-r, ts,.ts.., .iucInS ana Connexions III
ar..,.,.st .......a' lr.Ur 81 &c, noItb al IouTl
IAsstias
49,, i,sE a.
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CIFIZEN,S BANR.

I,ARLINS & CO., BANKERS. Banking
u House in RawsOl's Block NO. %, MalL
street Findlay. Ohio. Banking Hours from
10 Y o'cLocE, ~, and ITonl 10 4o'ct0ck, r. M
A eneral banking business done lnteres"l
special deposits
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rs,s,rkNss EsEkN p GRE
DAVIS a tsKEEN

xtrUsIE-ShIE ANB RETAIL GROWERS
" and CuuiuE.,SIs,t, Merchants aud Dealers
"A r .iIr salt r'ISh, Woo'iet and Willow Ware
ac -, t-srnt.r 90 NAN tlll ~tn,iuSSy Streets.
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FRENCH SATn.E The irreverence with
which Parisians treat foreigners is wor-
thy of notice. Usurers are 10 them Jews; ;
shouId the money-lenhers be Christians,
they are called Arabs; certain thieves
who perform particular trick, well
known 10 cashiers. are qualified as Amer
icans. implaeable creditors, ~ EngiIsh;
raonI4 of but little education. a. savoy
~. ignorant individuals, Welsh; ugly
persons. Chinese; those much addicted
70 wine. Poles; men Of ill-Tee hated iih'-
H.. Cossacks; and vagahonds Boh-ini,
ans. Ali potters are called S~isS' ana
the race Of rapid applauder7 at the the
atra Romans. Finally, those who make
cheating at play profession are Greeks
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Il II CnIIC0TE NIL

DHYStCIAN and Surgeon. Having PEEL
Il maneLily located At Van Buren, q Wa
attend promptly tOall Professional calls o,
nceOn Main street. Feb, l3 TT
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4 very bad little boy in Dubuque rub
bed cayenne pepper dust All over tiie
back of his jacket. and then dld siniiiie-
fully in school The school ma am
thrashed him briskly, but discussed
school Immediately, to runto the near
est drug store for eye salve.
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8ankfrs.
Ba1Rfts.
TlGFnSt National Bank
Main Street, FINDLAY, d.
EP JONES, Pres. lCHAS. +. NILES, Cash.
FRANK L. KARSf, Teller.
Authorized Capital, 800 600
Bank of Discount, Circulation,
Deposit and Exchange.

INTEREST paid on Savings Deposits. Good
/ patIer bought DrafIs UIi citics in America
.nd EuroD. Ior sale III iec Ors-E. p JONES
isaac DAVIS CuAs T.. NILES. j. r. BUKKkT
aud ]. IL WILSON. tJan Zi.'S-lSl
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d: I-T,.I1-sl = NJ. Uti N-t.I.JU3. a. Ia "
"A and Notary IuuIir AIi tIJ-nt I'ToIHYi-
a. =, Al Ut,sll.sa entrusted IL Hi> care. Far
ti.ulaT atlcuii,'u CIvSn .a tri'tiin:'s. i.ti IL
tanning oi lard-. a.IA huait.',. ga fr'n.,is
st.sIIl.
IFFiCF on Ma,it, -ti,--. a.. Ii,s-i,':, n'-Bi"cI
nearly opI,u. IIc .rsIf O,.~'', M
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-12

dollars, to be expended as provided by the act
making appropriations for sundry civil ex'
peDses for the fiscal year ending June thirtietb
eighteen hundred and sevenfv-four, app owed
March third, eigh cen hundred and se1,niy'
t. rec.
For collecting information respecting Il e
condition and importance Of the fur-trade IN
The Territory of Alaska. as provided by act q
April twenty-second, eighteen hundred and
ssventy-four, ten thousand dollars, for the I g.
cal years eighteen hundred and seventy-foul
and eighteen hundred and seventy FIVE, to bC
expended under the direction of the Secretary
of the Treasury.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-12
pROPosALs FOR WORK on THE WASH

OFFICE OF WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT, I
WAsEINGToN, ID. G., August !, l%I;; )
Sealed proposals, Endorsed proposals for w Grk
on tile Washing tOn Alueduct, - will be received at
this Office until Z clock on the Sd day OF Septenber
! 1874 for building a dwelling and fence at Great
Falls and for grading and matchmaking the Aque-
| duet road.
forms, which, with specifications, forms OF contract
ard any desired information can be had on spIlca-
''oii y HAL VI III p'''' .. f. BABCOCK,
Colonel OF Engineers, U. 5. A.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-12
CTo be continWed.)
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
JFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS,

OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
Cor. PENN. AVE. AND 2!ST ST., ,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August !, 1874.
Sealed proposals will be recCi ed by the under
signed until - O'Clock on the Sd day Of SEPTEM-
DER, lSl=, to furn sh this on'ce with Fuel for the
year ending June 80 1875. Information as to guam
tity, 60, &c, can be obtained On application at
The right to reject any or AL bids, OF to sccept
any bid reserved, and each bidder is required to
deposit with the Treasurer OF the United States the
sum of $50 as guarantee OF faithful performance
OF the contract II awarded TO him.
Colonel Of Engineers, U. 8. A, in charge Public
buildings and Grounds. aug4-6t
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AUCTION SALES.
pY THOMAS r. WAGGAATAE,
~ Real Estate Auctloneer. SO SaYenth

Y AAO1AS r. "AedaIAAlANs
~ Real Estate Auctioneer, 5l9 Seventh street.
VERY NICE SMALL FRAME. IN AMPLE
ORDER. No. ISL STREET NORTHWEST.
On THU RSDAH, August u at O'Clock q. m.
shal Oner for lie At public auction IN mont Of the
PREMISE, the above property, being Lot II, I'm
square Ia. Terms day Of sale.
aui2-td THOS. E. wAGGA8IAN.
EINdINEER'S OFFICE,
II DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WASHIEGTON, Aug 10 IsII
By order Of the Commissioners OF the nj stTlrf Of
COlumbla, will sell at public auction, on FRIDAY
August a. at ID O'Clock, o. m, In the rooms re-
Gently occupied BY the Legislative Assembly In
Metzerott buildlng, on Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Ninth aud Tenth street., the FurE ture aTd
Fixtures in the late Legislative Halls cOnsistInT
Of the following articles
ChahdsIieTs, single and doublei
Writing Desks, single and oOuOle;
Once Tables. large and small:
Carpets, Brussels and Ingrtlns
Cocoa Mating, p ain and figured
Straw Mating, plain and figured;
CIne-ses,ed ChairE. plain and revolving;
Black Walnut Arm Chairs
Wooden Arm Chairs;
Stoves and Fixtures;
Window Fixtures;
SpittOOnE, &c, sc.
Also, at the same tine and pl1ee-
Coupe;
! Top Buggy;
isst0 DOab.e Harness;
set ofSnRle UarnesSi
lot OF condemned Stationery.
within tWenty-fOur hours from day Of sale.
Z. L. HOXlE,
auiG-3t
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PY E. j. SWEET,
- Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
XII SeVanth United States Post One

ID Real Estate A gent and AuctIoneer,
I'll Seventh street, opp. United States Post once.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-sTORY FRAME
HOUSE, WITH BACK BUILDING, ON THE
BETWEEN o AND STREETS NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed Of trust to Daniel L. Eaton
and myself, dated January II, A. d. ISIS. duly re-
cordeI IN Ltber No. 7O5 folio l60. one Of the land
records for Washington county, In the District Of
Columbia and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, will sell a. public auction, in front Of
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, August u, 1874,
at o'clock p. m, all that piece or parcel OF ground
lum bia; known as part Of lot twenty-four (2i) OF
Rlchards subdivision Of lots in square west OF
square i've hundred and hfty-three, Nv. OF $3.50
beginning for the same at q point on Third street
west, eighty (SO) feet north from street; thence
west fOrty-siX go feet to q ten no. foot alley;
thence nOrthwardly along said alley eighteen (I5)
feet six S tnches thencs east to Third street. and
thence south along the westne Of said Third street
seventies ( feet and ten (el inches to the place Of
FERNS: one ffIh in cash; balance at six, twelve,
eff zen and twenty-fOur months, for which the
notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest ~ per
cent from the day OF sale, and secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold, will be taken. Two
hundred CsOCl dollars will be required OF the pur
chaser st the time Of sale, and all convsyancing at
the expense Of the purchaser If terms OF sale are
not compiled with In seven days from day Of sale,
the tTustee reserves the right 70 the property
BRAINARD H. WARNER,
Surviving Trustee.
iy2~STuThSfs y. J. SWEET. AuCtiOne0T.
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PROPOSALS FOR IRON BRIDGE MA
T. SuNRY AND CAITSFWAY

OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND q GROUNDS, !
MAsHISGToN, ID. c., August l, 1874
sealed proposals will be received until THURS
DAY, September 3, 1874. at Il O'Clock NJ. at this
oce, for the construction OF substantial Iron and
Masonry Bridge, and of u OausewAy.- across the
Anacosta or Eastern Branch Of the Potomac river.
Persons proposing will furnish complete drawings
and description OF the structure they propose 70
erect. The .ength OF the Bridge and Cause|ay VIII
be seven hundred feet.
Flu. ther information can be obtained on sPpiica-
tion to the underlined.
Proposals must be Endorsed proposals Tor L. on
Bridge Masonry and Caussway.' 1900,
The right is re eryed to rely ct any or az bids, or
! to accept any bid, y. E. BABl Och,
RuE4-bt COLONEL of EngineeTs, U. s. A.