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Notice Of Registration.

Notice is hereby given that in accord
ance with Act No. l55 of 1874, offices of
Registration will be opened at the fol-
lowing named points, in the different
wards, and will be kept open for the Pc
RODS stated for tho registration Dc the
voters of the Parish of Natchitoches, to
Wit:
WARD 12-Natchitoches (Court House)
from Monday Aug. 81, to Sat-
urday Sept. -, inclusive.
!" 4-Csmpte, Monday and Tuesday
Sept. l4th and 18th.
2-Leonarl Trichel's, Wednes-
day and Thursday, Sept. 10th
and 18th.
I'll. q. Hathorne, Friday and
Saturday, Sept. 18th and 18th.
3-Grspp's Bluff, Monday and
Tuesday, Sept. 2lst and I'D.
I" 6-Beulah Church, Wednesday
is and Thursday, Sept. % & "a.
/" CIV. A. Ponder, Friday and Sat-
urday, Sept. IS 4 Is.
6-JOhn A. DaIeS, Monday and
4f Tuesday, Sept. 70 and %.
~. 7-Friendship Church, Wednes-
t day & Thursday Sept.
80 and Oct. l.
Il! 6-James Beazley's, Friday e.
-. Saturday, Octj 2 and 8,
l0-Cloutierville, Monday n d
Tuesday, Oct. S and 6.
I" 81! Rost, Wednesday & Thurs
ei;t days Oet.]7 and 8.
u" -'l1-CafrollJ Jones', Friday l. Sat-
urday, OF. 9 aud 10.
j" 1eLFrom Monday, Oct. IL to Fri
e.e.'3a day Oct. @-inclusive.
And III qualified voters Of this Parish
80 noti6od to come forward and register
Of eas Of the points designated, a. no
one will b SLOWED under the Law to vote
at the coming election who does not reg
lister at this time.
.If4s E( p. w. HOLMES,
Supervisor Of Registration, Parish Of
Aug. 29-tf. Natchit0ches.
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Financial, Commercial and River New,

COTTON in our market holds up in
price, notwithstanding the scaling from
IN grades Of from / to 10. per pound on
account OF tho new classification, the
ruling figures being same - quoted Last
week ftom II % 1910. t'-.1 i.sl ~
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COLONEL LEvY.-Col. Levy, candi-
date of the white mans party for
Congress 10 this district, reached here
from Mansfield Sunday afternoon, anti
was Immediately waited upon ~ 9
number Of gentlemen, who extended |,
to him "the hospitalities of TIE CITY,"
He addressed the people Of Shreve'
port last night, and will this morning n ',n!|'
leave for Bellevue, where he will
Major J. c. Moncure, candidate for
State Treasurer, will accompany Col.
Levy during the balance Of the can
vsss. '.f T.. ~ - ,s,,.- ~
The:Colouel speaks in the. most'en:
couraging terms Of our prospects, and
has no doubt of his carrying the dis.
trict by q handsome mjority.-Shrere-
mort Times. -.
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Total reoeipts

Arrivals Of steamers for the week ct
Grand Ecore, are tho Sabine. Garry
Owens, Fleta and r +. Brysrly, Ill with
niddling good trips for theseason. Cotton
10 going forward quite freely q $50 per
bale freight. Up feights, ! card rstee:
We have now four boats in this trade and
hone 70 have business for them oil.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Ut Shoald be remembered our qaota.
tions 90 for round lots,, ct retail, higher
prices viii have 10 be paid.)
Corrected Weakly y Carver 1 Tayisr.
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Latest News

New Orleans, Octobers Ito.
morrow's Picsyune will contain a
specific duly authorized offer on the
part of the Fnsionists to accept the
proposition made by Gov. Kellogg in
bis laddress, namely: ITO test the
question Of tho Louisiana State Gov.
eminent by . canvass of the actual
returns Of all the parishes, and to
abide BY the result. These returns
are in the custody of the McEoery
party and can be produced and au'
thenticated at any time.
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Alex. da1:z5aa,
CHE Peoples Favorite Grocery.
Keeps constantly % ba1d
n CHOICE TLOUR,
BAC0N,
LARD,

And n fsst fall line It fsssy .fanily 90.
pliss Give hin ell. sstisahetiea gaarsn.
ted. Jule -1y.
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SinnOtts Line.
Fall and Winter Arrangement.
For Grand Eoore, Montgomery, Alexandra
Pineville, Normans, Barbin's,
Fort DeRussy,
And All Way Landings,
Ano~A The Al Magnificent and fast
LN1e running side:wheel passenger
= packet n.n- .,,r,
DICK tlxNor, Master.
E E = :: b h3n!'0s' Clerks.
WILL leave New Orleans every Saturday a
w 5 p. H., returning leaves Grand Ecore
every Tuesday Of l2 T., and Alexandria every
Wednesday 1t lsN.
The steamer
0ABIroD!
will leave Now Orleans for Grand Ecoro and in.
termediate landings every Saturday st SPIN.
Tho steamer
II. T.1RxARIsx:
will leave New Orleans for Grand Ecore and in.
termediate landings every Tuesday st5P.A.
This arrangement will continue until high
water permits the BAIT ABLE to resume her re-
gular trips, Of which due notice will be given.
For freight OF passage apply on board or to
JULES T. MESSI. Agent
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Tss se1ol: !: session begins on the first
Of August. Pupils are admitted at any time
during tho session, and are charged only from
date Of entrance No deduction is made fol
absence, unless caused BY serious illness Of the
pupil. An extra charge of is is made for
those remaining in the Institution during va.
cation. lay scholars are also admitted. For
further particulars, apply to the Mother Su.
perior.
Sept. lo-lm.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
I RESPECTFULLY beg leave to inform
| the citizens of Natchit0ches and its
vincinity, that will be absent upon .
professional tour in the country, from the
1st Of September until the 20th Of Octo-
Der s-
G. E. HAWLEY,
AUG. 20.5t, Dentist.
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J. F. DTTTR1CH,
Importer and Dealer i'm
RIFLES ours + Pls10Ls,
Gun Materials, Ammunition and Cut
lefy, Breech-loeding double guns, Of the
latest improved paterns.
Sole agent for tho "Bismark Double
barrel Needle Gun.
10. 50 ChGrtres Street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
rul1le 1osdePg altered 70 bFeteh loaderl
Also repairing done with neatness and
dispstch. All work Wsrrented
March lily.
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a q a D II M Y
OF The
ga tered IL TT,
NATCHITOCHES, LA.

Tho situation of this Institution is healthy,
and agreeable. Spacious grounds afford facility
for exercise. The buildings are commodions
and we'll ventilated. In sickness, the pupils
are kindly and a.sidaousiy attended to.
constitutes good English Education, with
French, instrumental and Vocal Music, Draw.
ing, Painting, Needle.work, ETC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-09
EVENING STAR.
COTGRESSFOvsI
Conclusion saturday. Proc...,,.


sENA1 E.-Aftef our report clo.ed
Nr. Ina ais, from the COMMITTEES on India,
AnAIs. reported ball for Tie rehet OF MS
siohsrtts q Indian trfbee.
MI. wright, from the Committee on the In
otciAry' reported, with amendment. = hui pro-
Niolng for the collection OF MONEYS due 'ths
Nted States by Pacific railroad companies.
MI. frellnghuysen introduced = bin pro-
~ x 70 attach On the Department Of Arricul-
lures reservation In wsshington the sresns
~ t .i LOUD OF Il made by hlllng ap OF canal.
and Grounds. O~'41Anss
Mt. Sargent. from the Committee On S.,,,
a.. >, sgonllSted report regarding promo
uGhs 70 The grade OF rear admiral, assertins
SUBSTANTIALLY that promotion from Zee ,snt
OF commodore 70 that OF rear admiral neal not
,Sorno,,o1s - AZ examination, - IN cases OF
mr.. sherman called up the House hin to
amend the customs revenue laws ana 70 repeSI
moieties. NfN''a
The question being then taken on the a-n.,t.
ment Of the committee inserting A. the fffh
section sprovision requiring the prod uction OF
books and psnsrs. ~ ~as rei~ctei
Considerable discussion then ensued on ths
fourth section OF the DIll as passed by the
mouse, providing that infOrmers, before receiy-
ing any pay ment, shall furnish Tor the informs
ton OF The Secretary OF the Treasury a certid-
cate OF the value OF his services from the court
before which the proceedings An the case for
when compensation h claimed, we're instituted
after which the section was passed
The Chair appointed 81 the committee Of ON
ference on the q, fciency APPROPRIATION htll
Messrs. Sargent, Morrill, OF Maine, aud Kelly.
On notion OF Mr. Ccnkhng, the House hiil %
provide Tor the publication OF the revised STAT
utes OF the United States was Passed
SMlthout further seton on tEe m0isty bill the
Senate then adjourned.
Hol SE.-After our report closed
nj husk' trcm the committee % conference,
submitted reports uTOn The bin increasing the
pensions OF soldiers aud sailors totally disabled
ahd also 10 amend the act revising, cOrs1Iist-
ing hnd smenO.ug the pension laws Zoe
Comn1use recommend an additional seca0n
eiying effect 10 these act On and alter Jane 4,
1874
Pending action On the PInchhack- Sheri gaa
confessed election, the House 81 purned
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A Cremation IdyI.

She listened with an eager ear
10 JOseph's defamation.
AUD heard him long and earnestly
Descant upon cremation.
want no sentiment, he said.
No Lying meath the daisies
JUST SCI ny legs atre, AMI let
The balance 20 20 blszes.
And when you 90. Il shan no. be
10 m0lder IN a socket.
III touch You of and let you soar
To heaven like s'rocket.
What burn your Susan Jane, sad she
AUD put her in a platter?
don't just like your little game:
Now, Joe, that's whats the m atter.
Why, then. said Joe, / should not less
A single jOt OF title;
Your little nov 10 be 30 much:
Then you'd be much ia little.
You'd fructify the earth. my love.
And resting on its bosom
ID smile 10 think that scattered round
Were particles VI Susan.
Oh, do not scatter me. she crisl.
Nor subject me 20 rough knocks.
But put me in your pccket, dear,
or hide me ia your snuff box.
1t cannot be, III SOW YOU. Sue:
And then with feelings gladi-h,
III smell yOu IN TIE onion bed,
AID taste you IN the radish.
And so POOr Susan pines and weeus.
Az last she knows her fate, .:
JOe's settled that shs sail become
The sweetest sweet potato.
lChicagO Igfrr-O,s1 ID
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Pailaer's Patent
DOUBLE-YOKE SHIRTS.

SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT..
This Department r. on the second door, and
vel stocked with splendid iiue of PLAIN ana
FANCY sHIRTIs95. We are prepared to make
special order for the D0UBLE-YOKE SHIRTS n
the following prices:
SIX SHIRTS FOR SIS 90.
SIN SHIFTS FOX SIS 90.
SIX SHIFTS FOR saI co..
SIX SHIRTS FOR ssa 90.
KATBA CHARGE ZOE COLLARS ON SHIRTS
IA< Stseesss attending tie ndnHJaet.re of Air
sairt during TIE pat too years las provsa, beyond
Doubt that q Is tAe most comfortable and perfect
fttine one made in any section Of tAs world n.
sAOsGnds Of original and duplicate orders rseeiuss
for tAsss Celebrated Airts TNIy eoairn tss aIssr-
ton.
GiUe Asn a trial, ard Be convinced for your-
sslOSs. We n0p tie only owners and autLor-
tEed manufacturers Of ALMER'S PATENT
DOUBLE-YOkE SACQTE SHIRT for the Dis
ETet Of Columbia All OtAsr persons Attempting to
1aon1faetzrs tAea are t4friAasrs, and tks psblie
are edstiOHed against ordering OF purehzsinS tlsn
If any Ota<T partsss.
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I'D n n N,

ktIfhai A. heukuk, lows, Jane s'h VII
LIAM BEthhAPt eldest s1n Il william AZ
belknap, Secretary u War, aged ~ year,
,,CONk0B. June sth, brs. OOSHOR, vie o
viii be buried ia fh, from her late residspce,
No. 100 80 street, between l. and NJ
WATSON. At White Marsh, Nj On the 49,
met b II WATSON, in the tsth year Of his Ags
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tA DUNCANkCN BROS, Auctioneers
Corner 9Th aud ID streets northwest
10y GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctfoDeers
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID sts

CEkECERY SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
hEslDkNCE ON liTH AND STREETS, rs
TIE CITY OF WASH ING TON.
- by virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court 81
6 me District OF Columbia, passed ay 27th, lsT4,
s=aIn equity Ne. 1903, the utiersi- ned trts
tees, VIII sell az public suctis. in font of the
premises, on FRIDAY, the 26th day Of June, iva
a % O'Clock ,. IN lots numO-red hfty, f5J.l dttY.
nine % sixty four, q aud sixty i've 1857 IN
n N Az eWs recorded subdivision OF certain lots In
slnare NUMBERED two huDdr and fou., (10t, in 'he
CITY q ashingtcD situated the west side u lsth
street west, bftUeen z and streets north, each
lot being improved by neE three stc-y brfcR
dwelling house, with back building.
On SATURDAY, the am day Of June, lS7a, A.
SIX f2oo,l two hundred and sixty seven, f257 two
eundred sId sixty nine so and two hundred aud
seventy, tYO,) In Horace BOughton and others sub.
oNlslon OF certain lots IN b. r. GHbert's sub1i-
Nslon oil fquare numb gred six hur cred and seyea-
, nye, t5l5D 10 said city, stuztsG o. street. tr a.
tnree Il asld lots bting each impr "a by a cc y
Irick dwelling house. with basement fsro sfr-r =
ana fTeach roof a1d the other being Iua proEei .
new BRICK dSeIlfnR house, with las -mrnr. 81 20
stories a. q French ro,f The alb We los vii be
Terns: One-third # tie purchase money for each
o N ASS, and tie r-=idu0 N equal Gstslrenfs Al
> W. and is mo- tnss fer which tie NOES If ne mr.
chsser drawing interest from day OF sale st le
- Il eight per ceutum per slfaum, till pai ?,
tsftn SOD cep-sit each lot W ~ he rAJu ret ~
nc 'lc - sale. II terms Of sale no. CO nHl j
with IN ten days after sale the trustees r-s1rys rtfa
rgft % resi the property ST he risk and cos, u
defauitit G purchaser.
A.a Il ,EGRpEEPPssESe s rra,,s,-.
JAS. .. EDWABDs,
Je9eC &ts GhEFN WILLIAMS Aucts
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TOMORROW.

pY b. Il. WARNER,
30 Real Estate Broker and AUctfoueer,
No. 12S 7th street, between q and d
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD.
ING LOT ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF nxs.
shCHl SETS AVENUE, BETWEEN 4TH
AND 5TH STREETS NORTHWEST
20 On NEDNESDAYs june IOth, 1870 AT 6
eI@o clock m, will sell public auction, IA
-@-troht CT the premises, part of lot numbered a5
IN square ST. fronting 10 feet on ass huse.ts
sTe, With an average depth of about 50 feet to on
mon rs, with interest at per cent, secured by a
deed OF trust deposit of ; l0p Will be required at
tlne OF sale, All conyeyanCiBE at purchaser cost
II terms Of sale are not compiled with ia seven dave
the right W ba ed to resell the property at
the risk and cost Il the defaultug pui assr sfer
five days I'd advertisement.
jC5-d&ds b. IL. wARNER, Auet.
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LOCKWOOD, HUETY 4 TAYLOR
HAyE

Jast Received:
FANCY HOSE FANCY HosE
LApiIs CHILDREN.
White Ce..on Hose White Cotton Hose
Ladies. Chi Id
rOwn Cotton Hose Brown Cotton Hose
Ladies. Children iiGdh
sle-thresa Hose Li.le-thrs.d Hose
Ladies Children.
SIN Hose Silk hose.
Ladies. Cs,fiSSrre,
Gauzc Msrino Vests for Children,
Gsuze MsrinO Vests for Ladies.
Lise-;hresa Vests for Ladies.
'aebut'oT Isle Gloves TwO-button Lisls Gloves
aides and Children. Lsdiss and Misses.
Three AID Four-bstton Isle Glove.
Ladies.
Hid Gloves.
aTris Seamless, In One Two, and Three Buttons
T.ssamless, IN ne. Two, and Three But:
In One, Two, All Three Buttons.
For the Neck.
ey COLLARS AND CUFFS for Ladies'.
Linen COLLARS and CUFFS for Ladies.
ATTINGs and RUFFLINes for Laaiss.
ASIsH LACE sCARFs.
White Goods.
-4AMBUBG EDGISG and INSERTING.
nHems'i;sssd GRANDDAUGHTER for Ladies'.
CT BOraere5 aAEDKERCHIEss Tor Ladies'.
veiIIngs.
PAEIsINA, CBAPE DE PARIs,
GRENApINE,
ladies UnderclOthing.
BLESSING sAooUEs,.
NIGHT DRESSES,
WALKING sR1sTs,
SHORT SKIRTS,
TRAIN SKIRTS,
CBEMIsK, DRAWERS.
CORSET OoYERs
APRONS.
LADIES' CASHMERE JACKETS,
LADIES vATEB PROOF CLOAKs,
LADIES DRESsEs, ia new styles, and in sea.
oDsble fabrics.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

LATIHER CLEARF

A. ASr!io8eer; sTd ksai k.,sts Brokers,
Star ohcs Baiidiazs.
T ,gs - osIaPKoyzn PROPERTY
sTREkT EAST. -"
Juy e ds ssa G 4ss T2i1 da Ia fs es ISL
2-Afoiio <0s, one OF the Land rec sris n Ws,h ma
eli 90 SI he So q d eS' Of as. III
oSlo, X In front OF TIE prrnise-: Lot nunosrei l.
tot NJ, in square 81 - feet on nth street and 10
Iesi on ID street, together with he improve cots,
Frsme DWslliug House '"0s'o''
Terms: One third cash the residue ate. II aud Is
SssrsT sssr, s ess Of PaTchs
eSJ is STUCK Cd If the ef sr sSssea fhsn the prop
P,d with IL Ave aays the Trustees reserve y6s
T &C ss ss s and cost Si The
newspaper in the city q Washington. Amount Of
s1Issrs 20 Nay ll,h; lsIa s7 50; amount required
I FEhb; w 'e eSES,s Trustees.
maylseO&d. 'of LhTfm i 4S cIxaRY, Auct,
e bs rsa 4a + Js5
same hour and place.
ee q order Of L II hsTifs'i otx.Rr Apo
RY LATIMER a OLEARY
- - Anetioneers and Real Estate Brokers',
Star Once Buildings.
EE kEGVT9 snG SALE OF EALU.PLE IN:
CT LIS SHIFT, BETWEEN Il AND /
SHEETS NOk1HWEST.
A. On TUkS DAY, the 9th of June, 1874. At 8
O'Clock In front Of the pTerlises, shall sell
the south part If tot 4 IN square 50, imp -ov 81
by comfortable frame dwelling, containing ser Gu
rooms, situate on the side Of liza street, e.
tween II and streets
Terms: 0ne-third cash; the residue in txo equal
Ray ments at and IL months, and secured by deeI
o trust with notes bearing Interest the of
per cent per sunum. Convey sncinc at IN ch .seris
cost, s 1Qy.down when the property is struck If
THEODORE BBO0hS,J Exacu:ofs
PARKER TEkIE, of
SAMUG L KEYS, Wm Boom.
!e2dtds LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts
ICY THOMAS q. WAG3AMAN,
- Zeal ESTATE Auetioneer, SIG 7th street.
NICE BRICK H.UsE WITH BARaF LIT On
ssTBhEI; BETWEEN 23D AND 2irH
g. On TUESDAY, June 9th, at 6 O'Clock p. N d.
E sLsil ohsr for sale, ia front of the premises
-sthe above property, being part of lot Is, In
sq0aTe 20. Terms day If sale
THOs. < wAGGANAN,
oe-d&es Repl huctioueer.
DY JAMES GUILD, Auctioraer
IL No 1Ol4 Pennsylvania ayeuue
RoSKs, GEBAETUMs. AND OTuER FLOW.
BRING PLANTS.
M On TUESDAY, June 9. A. s clock. will
AkfE sell. IN the auction rooms, collection OF ue
jos JAMES GUILD, Auct.
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10y GkO TRUISDZLL,
- huclicneer and Real Es.ata Broker,
No. 900 TIN street.

no QUO I'm street,
TRUSTEES SALE Of A DESIRABLE RESI-.
pENCh On RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AT
- By virtue of deed Of trust to ms dated the
g. llth Gay OF May, A. D. 1871, ana duly recorded
~ IL LibeT No. 642 fOlio 3si, Of the land rec
9tds tor WashiGgt county, il the District Of o..
lrmbta, and AZ he rec nest Of the party secured
TIN IT by, Si sell at public a1ctiou, Ia trout Of
the premises, On J. friday, June 5th, A. D. 1874,
~ o'clock all that piece parcel of grou Id
Known AID designated Lot hfty-twO, 1927 n
Leonard ). Chapnan's recorded subdivision Of on
Enal lOfs nbereG four to slavep I'D iuclusiE
ia sgusre numb red three hunlred aud sky fou >
tla. improved with 2 tnree-stOTy aud basement
Brick Dwelling, with two-st9ry aud basement back
building, with modern improvements. fronting ~,
the north side of Rhode tslauG avenue, between g.
and l0.h streets west, being house No. $50.
Terms OF sale: One-thlrd cash; balance ia six,
Twelve aud eighteen months, with interest from AZ
OF ae sEd until paid, the rate of ten per cent r-r
auHm, pay able semi anuually, the deferred nay
msits 10 be secuted b. deed of trust on the pro
and ire insurance the house to ms sarisfact
&c be Inalntarue at the expe of tae p.rC hasei
al c nyey8rci5g aad recording a. the cost Of ne
purchaser. deposit Of 5 i(O required when tue
implied with in five days from dav Of safe, the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property al
the risk and cost nf the defsulting purchas' r
JOHN A. l.. MORBEJL, Trustee.
nhl22-eo6Cs GEO. ThUESDELL, AuCtr.
rs-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED On.
TIL TllURSkAN, June NJ, 1874, "a ne Iur a q
place. JOHN a. L. HURRELL, Tru-tas.
Jt6 ST th.tS GEO. TbUEsDELL, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-09

% The very valuable Fruit Farms recently a !.
SiVFeftlsed and described in the Star AID z put,-
-licsu Tor nriEats sale, will be so,d at publ,
suGtiC ca WEDNESDAY, June IL, 1874, at IL
lair day on toe premises, az Cabin john Bird E.
and on the Washington anu duct
sale. - Pi''"'0
N. Il "A fcur-horse omnibus will start from III
auction roOus at haf past uine Clock A m for tS
accommodation Of bidders
Jec IRcpl LATINEI n CLEkPY Auc.s