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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-15
SUPPORT THE NOMINEE.

When regularly appointed Democratic
Conservative Convention has been held and
the nomination has been fairly made, it is the
duty of every member of the party to sup
port the nominee, whether he happened to
be his choice or not. This (says the Staun
ton Spectator, and we endorse its laugua 90
as equally applicable in all sections) is duty
incumbent upon every one who recognizes the
obligations OF party discipline. Without
such discipline, the strength of the party
could not be made available. and would be
liable at any time to be defeated by minor
ity party having the advantage of discipline.
Properly considered, voters do not vote for
the indisidual, but for the nominee, aud by
SO doing they are but disch.rging their duty
Is conservatives. 1.-THE individual nominal.
ed be not their perFouaI preference, the great
eE is the virtue IN supporting him for then
thsy are governed BY principle and sepseof
fi'1t5 IN, the Performance Of an obligation i'm.
81 authority WITCH They soaniza Is
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-15
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES.

The Washington Chronicle has some WE'LL
timed remarks, from Republican standpoint.
about these disorgauiEers of party. chat apply
IS we'll to Democrats as to those for whom
they are particularly intended. After arguing
the necessity for party organization aud the
bounden duty Of members thereof to support
the regularly nominated candidates, the
Chronicle alludes to the Independents as fol
lows:
"These men who bolt nominations. who an
nounce themselves as Independent candidates.
are generally persons With personal grievances.
disappointed aspirations. and represent neither
party nor principles. Their support and cleo
ton secure nothing but their personal sggran-
dIzement and an endorsement Of their indi-
vidual vanity"
Appealing to its own party, the Chronicle
says:
''It would be well for Republicans to con.
slider that in supporting these Independent
candidates they either secure the election of
. Democrat-for whom it would be more
honorable tn vote directly-or elect q man for
whose political conduct thew have no other
assurance than his individual wishes and
views, which is equivalent to allowing one
man to arbitrarily determine what line of
policy should be pursued"
We commend the conclusion of the whole
matter. as summed up by the Chronicle. to all
good Democrats, to the end that we may learn
wisdom from our enemies That paper says {:
"The duty of giving personal attention TO
the preservation of the purity of the organi,
cation. the adoption of proper measures. and
the nomination of god men as candidates
cannot be avoided by any citizen who has the
best interest of his country at heart. That
mistakes occur, and unfortunate nominations
are made. are matters that cannot be always
avoided but the aggregate wisdom of a con
vention is ordinarily better than the judgment
of one man, and it is safer and better to sub
NIT to an occasional error than, by desertion
of party and principle destroy the opportunity
for future good -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-15
P0AIIICAL ITEMS.

= Hon. Alexander II Stephens had a hard
struggle in the Augusta Convention for re-
nomination to Congress One hundred and
ten ballots were taken, and an entire night
was spent IN balloting before he was finally de
clared the unanimous choice by the willis
drawal Of his opponent after daylight ON the
morning of the second day Mr. Stephehsis
at least seventy years OF age, and physical
as weak as he IS mentally strong, yet NO in
tense was his interest in the result that he sat
up the entire night watching the proceedings
of the convention.
= The Hon. John Randolph Tucker has
accepted the Conservative Illumination of the
Sixth Virginis Congressional distric, In his
letter of acceptance he says: sit I cannot
do all you desire or could hope. NAV,
trusting in Divine guidance, at least try to
achieve. in CO. operation with patriots throuyh>
out the land, some real good, some alleviation
the evils OF misgovernment, and to bring the
actions of the Government within the strict
limitations Of the Constitution
Col. Benjamin Wilson has commenced
the campaign vigorously aud energeticalIy
At q meeting in Weston Lewis county. few
days since, he opened his batteries aud fred
not shot In the ranks of the miscegenation
and social equality party. He told the people
that he was mot candidate of any faction,
Jacob or Camden; but of the whole Demo
cratic party of this District
Wheeling Register.
= Gen. William Terry. of wy,he county.
was yesterday nominated by the Convention
at Marion, as the Conservative candidate for
Congress in the Ninth District, to succeed
Itees T B"wn, the present worthy member
Gen. Terry represented the di<tric, in the
Forty Second Congress, aud made most ex-
-cellent member. He was a gallant Cnufed-
crate officer, of sterling worth and
ability. aud his nomination will add another
to the array of Virginia's noblpst sons, who
have been put forward by the Conservatives
to represent the Old Commonwealth in the
Council Of the Marion.
[A1rro"dria Gazette, Sept 8.
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MORE RICHMONDS In THE FIELD.

Mr. Jas. T. Reed. through the last Free
Press, announces that he has reluctantly
consented" to become a candidate for the
House of Delegates. Whilst we have the
kiudliest feelings for Mr.. Reed, we can but
condemn his course in this particular. All
efforts to break down regularly nominated
Democratic>Conservati candidates. and thus
play into the hands of the Radical party,
should but unite Democratic Conservative
voters the more solidly in their determination
to stand by the nominees.
1t is currently reported that Mr.. George
Koonce, of Harper's Ferry, will be supported
by the Republicans of this county for the
Legislature. We suppose he can endure the
sacrifice.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-15
II A 4 RE D.

September 81, on tue bridge at Harper's F.rr,
b Rev: 81. Z. Mis- Slmnn Mr.. B. f. STARKEY to
Va. "
By the same, September 10th, ar the residence
Of the brides parenIs. near Leetown. M. H. $.
Nicely to MISS MARY ii. WATSON. daagh. er
On the LIST sIant, at the Parsonage of the
Church OF Cod. in CIeaRerstown, by ,,Ier G n
Glst, GEORGE w. TONS. of tue Glad. So. ie-
WEDDLE, of tnis county
On Tuesuay evening, the sth instan at the
resIdence of the III. de's taI her. bv he Rev. Mr.
Gar'ner NJ, CHAS. E.. BROWN AID NJ IS
GRACE H., dLngUIeI' "t JOnu W. GrIm--al of
W.ncueste..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-15

R The following sta'es-uineteeu in
number-are to choose United States Senators
the coming winter. viz: Vermont. Maine. In,
diana, Nebraska, West V,rg MIA Louisiana,
Delaware, Florida. Massachusetts, Michigan,
Minnesota. Missouri, Nevada New Jersey,
New York. Pennsylvania, South Carolina,
Tennessee and Wisconsin
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-15

5.767 S25 ono
The property gifts will he purchased by the Cor
ehail 20 desire. AND the Caah I've promptly paid by
IN" treasui er the day see flied
Behr in mind that no ticket ia recognized at tho
drawing unlrsa the coupon bearing tn" durIica te
number has been returned to the secretary with
the p'ice-one dollar
The ur"o"r'iou of Cite tn the number of tickrta
is larger than ever offered and effnrds the hest
prnof that the ma nag"ment desire to make onIv a
small, legitimate profit TOR the rurrcaea.t forth
and not to ffer grand hitter awindle
JOHN D. MILIIGAS. Secretary,
Edinhu-e Sh"n-n doah Co., Wire nia
September Is, lS74-tN26
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-15

~ Col. Swami, of Kanawha county, W.
Vs., whose wife is cousin of Gen. Grants,
whom he visited few months since. is re
ported to have said, in the recent Republican
Convention held at the White Sulphur, that
"Gen. Grant was . candidate for renomina.
.ioD."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-15

"a We regret to see our contemporaries of
the Piedmont Examiner and Moorefield al,
0er'iser engaged in futile controversy over
Jacobsen aud Camden-ism. Such issues
should be obliterated. never to be resurrec,ed
by Democratic Conservative journals. Prin.
ciples first, and men afterwards.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-15
Criminal Record.
a Son of Judge Satin Shoots HIS Sister at
the Dinner Tube Nth Shot,g u'us
He Drunk or Crazy?

from the Cincinnati Gazette, Sept 81
A most lnexphcable attempt at murder was
made yesterday, shortly after noon, At the
house OF Judg Satin, GU the Harrison pike.
beyond Fairmont. just as the family had
seated themselves at the dinner table, Oliver,
son of Judge Satin, walked into the room
and. without word, leyeled loaded shot
gun At his sister, Mrs. Charles Moore. aud
fired. The charge. which was of buckshot,
struck the unfortunate woman IN the right
arm, shattering the bone and Iacerating the
flesh in fearful manner The family. who
were at first stupe6ed with horror. soon re-.
covered themselves and seized the would be
murderer, who made no attempt to Escape
he was bound with a Clothes line alter a Sc
we're struggle, and held while younger bruther
was sent on horseback for a police officer -
Othcer Hummer responded immediately and
took the prisoner to the OIive-street Station
house. where he was locked up on q charge
of shooting with intent to kill. He registered
himself as thirty>ive years of age and a
farmer
Nothing like satisfactory explanation OF
the strange attempt can be made. Satin has
long been considered a generous. but worth
less loater, whOse chief aim in the world is ."
get money to make himself and friends drunk
dis friends have sometimes demonstrated with
MIN for his dissolute course. aud with them
his sister. Mrs Moore, who has been living
at home and keeping hruse since the dealt.
of her mother. Satin appeared much enraged
by this advice. and threated to kill her If she
persisted, but the threat was hardly con
sidered serious until the terrible event Of YES.
terday. When being bound, the prisoner
swore he would kill her vet and repeated the
remark to the officer On the way to the station.
house. After he had arrived there, however
he professed to know no,hiug about the fair.
and appeared perfectly indifferent. When
visited in his own cell last night he exhibited
the same logged demeanor, and stubbornly
ly refused TO say anything about the shooting.
He sat on the hard bench, with his feet ele
vated pIacidly smoking a cigar, and wonder.
ing ''why he was inside of thnse iron moss
quito bars !" He reused to converse about
the shooting. or to say whether he was drunk
at the time
The injured woman was at last accnnn,s
considered dangerously wounded. Drs. Glen.
denim and Taggsrt were in attendance, and
were hoping to save her life. though the arm
would have to be amputated 1t appears that
some of the shot took effect in her aide and
breast, sud these wounds may prove more Sc
rious than WIS ~ first supposed
Rrdkn SFffin feels greatly. distressed ut this
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-15

CO. Good news has come to us from far coun-
try 1t is now settled fsct that the Democrats
have carried Colorado. electing their delegate to
Congress by neat and comfortable majority
The Democratic hosts are pressing forward
"Dinna ye hear the slogan?"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-15
Summit Point DEPOT.

TNHE undersigned, having m. chased the en-
i tire Stock of Merclaudise of Messrs HiIleary
q Johnson: at thus place. are p epa ed to fer
I" the public great ;nducemr is. as they prov, &c
doing strictly cash bt'in''s. have marked down
lie rial. WILSON RROrHERS
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sss Pssfos@ onE El e z 4 By

# there we're no Obligation upon voters to,
vote for any other ,hsn their personal prefer
e1ee, there would be no use in holding con-
Veutions. for they could no, nominate the
personal choice of each voter if they should
nominate . hundred candidates. When
properly constituted convention fairly makes
: It's nomination, it becomes the duty of the
members of the party holding such convention
to support the nominee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned having qnaiified rs Admin
Il lstrat"r of the estate of r Omas RUSSELL de-
ceased. all p-rso'' g Indebted to said esrnIe are
Hereby noIltied that inmetiste settlement is re-
CURED. T!:ose havir clai ms against the estatp
settlement. WIN, SCHAEFFER'
September Is 1874 81. AdmInIst rator.
FARMERS OF JEFFERSON COUNTY.
CAN sell q good Fertilizer in 10 Ton lots at
i $500 per Ton.
ANALYSIS:
Soluble Phosphoric Acid 1851
r.eeinteted " 99I.
Ammo mia . OaJ
Sept. rs, 1874. Agent.
(NHALAGoGUE.f for ChilIs, sold by
Y. August u, 1878. GEO: T. LIGHT
silver Soar, for Silver, sold by
~ AuKuat l9, 1873. GEO. r. LIGHT.
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CARD,

III AV!NG eretofore done business at Summit
IL Punt would respectful y call the atten-
TO- TO- II my former f. lends and customers to the
fIct that am at tire Depor again and VIII be
Glad to serve them, and VIII b.. rI"ased r., ave
call from them W. N C. WILSON,
Of the firm of " llson b others
Summit Poi + Sent Ii 1874 Y,n -
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her 7th, 1874:
JOHN C UNSELD, Plaintiff,
Agar NJ
PEI Err DII.LOW william, Du.
laney ~ d Ei'9 he h his WIFI { Asn.nd,d RiU -,
Archi"S.d n KitEmuiler, H. CLansrrv.
Reph SfaT"V, Adm iRrratnT de
bO'iIs mon it'll the WI auneX
Ell William DImw, decd
and o lier~ DefennnmIS
lIe object of Ibis SuiI Is ia divide among the
parties emitted tho tract OF land Of nntnt 232H
acres ly'ng III HeIsOn CnHntV West VI Vluin
which was left bV Z will of William D,llow
to has Chi 'dren. or u the Same III IBcapab!e of
division, to sell same an d vide tic proceeds
am"nR tie parties "ntitl,d thereto
IT appearing. o. affidavit I'll, Il in Tins sIt thar
the DEFENDANTS, Pc er Dill W. wTIlfam Duiatey
and Elizabet Ills wife. aud AIct ibHld NJ KItz-
miller are not residents Of tie State of Wegt
Nirginln, they hereby required 70 apnear.
within four weeks after tile date of the fist.
pu"lIcaiiO of this "rdeI, AMI do " Mt IN neoes-
sarv TO protect their interests IN this matter.
AhO u Is fu tier ordered that a cop, of this
order shall be pub lISntd once q week for four.
successive weeks, in tile ''SInrit of JttfersnuH n
newspaper published in his cOu, ty-and aJso
posted at the front DIOR of the COnrt-HOuse, az
the said county, at least twenty days before de-
cree Is rendered
Copy Teste.
RoBER T. BROWN,
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Short Postponement
OF THE
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
OF IHE
Valley Educational Association

Tie with regret that the mana gers of this benev
olent enterprise annUunre postponrmenL of
the day of drawing 10 THURSDAY. nov. 70 b
but to those VIII" acquainted with The invarinb bic
Snstom explanation 10 unneceSsary Postpone
ment IL SO generally the rule thatLhe -eople could
not be maze to believe that il - not IN absolute
necessity in all cases, this i"e Bile impres
sion Is the real ant only reason why stpou ut
has to be re.or,ed to The p bic may now
C"ncert will be held, and the Drawing rakr place
with the Giits prep 'rtiontd- mot in numher hut in
value-to the tickets sold. The mana cement feel
confident of the ire success the Concert and
again anpe1t 20 generous public in behalf of
cause of smrh Philanthropy.
The mode of drawing will be exactly o described
in u tue h. vertisem.nts.
The Corp"rators are J. J. st"neburner, John A.
Sau'n. J. &. McD"uald wm.J Diuges Dr.. d ",
Presc"tt. Dr.. P. Belew. J"srph Gene J D. Mil
ligan. Jane. N. Svann and Geo w Kn ntz
The distribution nk gits viii ca mm.nce 10 days
after drawing aud continue months if necessary
TO complete it
P,esid"nt. D. W. Pa SCOTT: Trsasure r, JOIN
A SAuM: Secretary. D. MILLIsAN.
Address n u conn uni lea iope to the secretarv At
Edinbnre, Shenandoah County, Virginia
Money must be for warded nv RSgistered letter
Post"ffire order. Express or Draitnn solvent Bank
$4,000 IN GIFTS
will he q fnl,,w.
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I RE CO p"ItneIslip ecetofore cnrancted nm
dav dissolved. Parties Indrbted will fiId their
"a counts in the hands of JOnn w. Lock.
pr mpt set eInent of the same is requested.
August n, 1914.
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EDUcAFIoNAL.
RoanoKe Co11ege.
SALEM, VA.

leeHIy SSefon0 ISeSS'nn. 1ot4-0. DegtnS
iSep'. I'd, and ends June 16h.
REv. D. F. BITTLE. D. D.. PRESIDENT,
Assisted BIS Corps of Experienced Instructors !.
ADVANTAGES.
1st A full aud comprehensive Curriculum
2d. hiR1 standard of proficiency in the diff
feTenr Departments.
81. Literary Societies of the first rank.
ROOm. 100 Periodicals
5th. Valuable CabIneL and Laboratory.
9Th. iocatlor unsurpassed ia the country. -
9TH Excellent moral. SOCIAL aud religious adj
VantageS
pOrtT. ent of the students.
9th: More moderate expense for advantages
afforded than be found elsewhere in tine
South. Expense for Session of 10 months. (in-
clndInV boar tuition, &C., SO } about Ss1O.
90 Students IN attendance from nearly all Of
the Snnthern, and from several of the Northern
and Western Stares.
90 The animal Catalogue. containing full para
tlculsrs. sent on application to the President:
July Z, lSf4 #.
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a CARD.

Ii cna"disn TO MeSs,s. Wilson Brot ers' We
re cffuily +. tur our thanks to our :. any
f1Hnds and pat' OTIS for their past favors and So
l1clt q contlnuancs cf same + the CIV Fl w
HILLARY q JOHNSON
Summit Point. Sept. IS74-3m.
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NoHICn.

HAVING purchased the DRUG STORE Of w .
IL q MHs6 ESQ.,. we are now prepared 10
'nnnlsh pure Drugs at reasonable prices.
Forme customers and friends of th. store arc
requested to give rs trial PRESCRIPTIONS will
pc hII-d with accuracy aud OF, mptness at all
hours. day I'd night
HOpi 10 merit portion of the public patron.
age we are ITS bedIent servan,S
n F. HENDERSON g. CO.
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SELLING HUNDREDS PER WEEK.
ECLIPSE STATIONERY PACKAGE.

EACH psckag cQnta,ns 10 sheets writing pa
Il uer, 10 envainp 8. ] lead pprcil. ren olde-
Q t's and a gift i LadIes' or Cents Jew elry.
Remember, oil the above articles IN a ell giant
pick Sc It. pnst-paId, for only % CENTS. THIS
IS supe i"r t.. all o-ner t1cles of the kind. T 9
orize at Jewelrv ten worth more than tire
you. trs Fac age. al d vu will never buy
Stationery any otuer WAY. Weare bon d to sell
10000 packages before 1875 Send for sa pie
package. it Will be tne nest ros dS ever
bought for tie money. ADDRESS
W. NJ. BURROW,
200 Main Streer. Bristoi, Tenn
September Is, Is74-4t.
I'HE Excelsior Baking Powder, prepared from
the purest material, expressly for family use.
II il especially convenient in making Buscuit<,
Rusks. Sweet Cakes, Pastry Pudding. etc to be
had at C. E. BELLER'S.
April IA 1874.
NEW Orleans MolaDses. for taking. for sale BY
~ Dec. is, 1873. @. W. T. KEARSLET.
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lie D..

Near Rlpon. September 10th. ELF ,BErH
Z9MBRO, daugnterof joan and ANA Zum-
Oro aged year aud 10 months.
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Not1cog

THE business heretofore conSucted bv tbe
firm of Davis & Lick viii be continued by the
Undersigned. at tie old stand, Respectfnllv
September l. 1914 JOHN w LOCK
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

Gree & Beckwfth. p. a. " ' Cont
September =, 1874 ii.
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THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

Jefferson County. Io.wi':
At Rules he'll !" Mr Clerks O6fce nj Mr
Crr"H C"urf IF J6rrso" County, Sep,em-
her 7M, 1874:
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Oh. YES! OH, YES !

AVkSC. taken out Iicepse as Aoetiopecr. I
would inform the people of jefferson that
am prepared TO cry sslrs &C., ~ the ,hortsst no.
ttcc and upon reasonable terms, and iBvi,e tiss
orders o. those having property 70 dispose 81 At
Rippon. October Z, 1878 6rn.
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NEW Orleans Molasses. for Baking. for sale BY
" Dec. is, 1873. CIV. T. KEARSLET.
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NOTICE.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
FOR RENT.

I'VE re R ON nOw occupied bv s. N. TIM
Il Ler AXE. session iven April 1st, 1874
JAS. LAW. HOOFF
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

MISS MARY BOWEL will open n So, ool for
1Nl mail Bows and Girls, on Wednesday, Sep
temD 9th, IN tie basement rom cnrner az Lib
rrty and Lawrence Streets. Terms made known
Charles.own. s.nt. !. 1914 81
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
IHARLEsTOWN TFMALE SEMTNARY.

THE Eleventh Animal Session Of this So col
wIIl rPCoen OH MONDAY, I4iiI Of SEP
TENDER. For terms sDplv tue p ',ncIpal.
MISS s. BROWN
MISS DOYNE SMITH.
The New York herald., 1874-07-10
PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALs FOR THE BURGLAR PROOF VAULT
l. for the United states Assay Office, New York city,
OryicE oY SUPERINTENDENT OF REPAIRS,
UNITED STATES CouRr Housr AND Posr OFFICE,

- NEW YORK CRY. July 8. 1874
NJ of the 206 day Juy is7t for fnrnishing and mt
ting in place burglar proof Vault in the United
Assay once, new YORK city accordance with the
on applicable at this office.
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond of one
thousand dollars 81 0W that the bidder VIII accen nj and
perform the contract II awarded hum sudicency OF
the security 70 be certified by the United States Judge
Clerk the United Court the District Attorney
of the district wherein the bidder resides
The department the right reject All
bids II be deemed Tor the interest OF the 70
do So
Every bid must be made the printed form to be OBJ
tained at this office and conform In every respect
70 the requirements of this advertisement or it will
be considered.
Proposals win not be received from parties who are
not engaged In the manufacture Of burglar
proof vaults and who have not the necessary facilities
for getting out :he work
Proposgs must be incosed In n scaled envelope in
dorsed proposals for the Burglar Proof Vault for the
United STATES Assay ONCE, New York city y and ad
dressed To W g. sTEfNMEfZ
superintendent of Repairs
The New York herald., 1874-07-10
: HERMAN, sHERIrrs AND GENERAL AUCTION

-. ncer.
Sale Of imported Wines, Brandies, Gin whiskey &c,
this day Friday July TO- at 10Y O'Clock, No. IS Bow
cry casks Of Rhine Wines Port sherry Wines; casks
OF Brandies, Gin Bourbon and Rye Whiskey; Jamaica
Rum, Wines, Liquors. Brandics Bitters IN cases DENT
Johns, bottles &c baskets and cases Champagne; bar
rcs scotch Ale &c large lot cigars; Office furniture,
Safes &C. sale Positiye dealers invited also very
fine Bay Horse, years old, account Of former pur
chaser BY order oi WILLIAM q. CONNER, sheriff
CHARLES McNuLrr Deputy.
CHERIFF'S SAJE.-I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC-
> ton al No. 40 Penn street. Brooklvn T.. d., OF
saturday July II, az ~ O'Clock, by QUIMBY SELL.
Aaciioneers one Hercules cutter, one Lithograph
Plates, Chascs, Stones Presses &c.
A. O. WILLIAMS. sheriff
A, DAGGETT. Under Sheriff