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reform, but all other modes of industry,
We clip the following from the Wiscon-
sin Granger:
The Sovereigns Of Industry, the new
industrial organization is increasing
largely. Its success in the New England
States is actually marvellous. AS soon
as possible State organization will be
effected in Wisconsin.
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BLOOMINGTON FERRY, Nav 31at 1874

BLOOMINGTON FERRY, May 3lst, 1874.
Editors Grange Advance.
DEAR S1Rs.-I believe Bloomington
Grange is not yet represented in your
valuable paper, aud as 1 have no doubt
you will oheerfal|y welcome it to the.
great sisterhood Of the Order, we will
send you what items We have at hand
in relation to it and will send you word
at some future time, 90. ...-sz.- :,
The Grange advance., 1874-06-03

Ihe representations of labor are be-
coming fully aroused in the United
states 1t is not the Oranges only who
are moving forward in the direction Of
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Special Meeting OF tho City Councii.
COUNCIL. CHAMnFR.
COLUMBIA, Isl. O.. ApriI ga 187l

Columbia, 8. O., April %. 1874.
Council met at TX P. NJ. Present
His Honor the Mayor, and Aldermen
Pugh, Swygert. Thomas, Wells, Brown,
Simons. Davis. Pnrgis. Carroll, Carr,
Cooper and Griffin. The minutes of
he last regular meeting and two special
meetings were read and approved.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
"A communication was received from
+. T.. 3. Hewetson, making application
Tor the position OF architect of New City
Hni!, as Mr.. Berg, his former partner,
had resigned. and recommended him for
the position. The same was referred to
Special Committee on New City Hall.
A communication from T.. II. Helm
itsh, with regard to his contract for fur
nishing medicines for the Aims House,
Hospital and INDECENT poor, was, on
motion OF Alderman Carroll, referred to
Committee on Aims House.
A communication from John Irwin,
asking that Ills mule and cart be en-
pioyed by the city, to enable him to
support his family and pay his taxes.
was referred to Committee on Streets
petition from James Holcombe, for
abatement OF license, was referred to
Committee on Aims House.
A petition from A. Rice, asking to be
relieved from paying license as hnckster,
on account of extreme poverty, was re-
ferred to Committee on Aims House.
A petition from Mary e. Doyle, for
assistance to the amount of $40, was re.
ferred to Committee on Aims House.
A petition from s. Avery, for employ
ment to trim the trees in Sydney Park,
was referred to Committee on Park.
A petition from John ". Pope, to ro.
pair the fountain in the Park, was re-.
ferred to Committee on Park.
The following bills were received and
referred to Committee on Accounts: %.
lumbia Gas Light Company, gus; Sam.
Gonrdine, Edward Reed, Cooper 6 Tay-
ior. Street Department; Cooper & Tny-
ior, miscellaneous; Cooper & Taylor,
Fire Department.; Cooper & Taylor, bell
tower; Cooper & Taylor, Market.
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SUICIDE OF AN Ex CONGRESSMAN
MAnKABLE CoSDUCr. "A remarkable CIR
cumstance connected with the suicide of
ex x.Congressman Duane. of Staten
Island. wns that, on tho day previous,
he called at tho Office of New York
morning paper, and asked for report
where he would give him piece OF
startling news. The reporter went with
Doane. who related his history, re.
hearsed his political opinions, aud then
announced tho determination to kill
himself. telling the reporter he would be
u dead man tomorrow. Tho next
morning early. he was found dead in
his bed from poison.
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New and Seasonable Goods.
CONSISTING OF

CONSISTING OF
PATENT REFRlGERATORs,
ICE CREAM FREEZEnS,
ICE PITCHERS and WATER COOLERS.
Sponge, Hip and Children's BATHING
TUBS,
Wire Meat SAFES,
Wire Dish and Plate COVERS,
Glass FLY TRAPS,
Palmetto FLY BRUSHES,
Opened THIS DAY, and for sale at
STANLEY'S CHINA HALL.
April % "a
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North Carolina claims to be tho only
State i'll the Union which produces
every article enumerated in the census
report of 1870.
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MARRIED.

On the 3Oth April. 1874, at the residence Of
tho BRIDES fath0r, MIR. j. .. Fro.t. Sr.. by
the Rev. DR.. +. j. Shand. Miss MAkY K.
FROST and Mr.. J. NANCY, all OF Hichland
County. No cards.
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COLUMBIA, s. O., April %, 1874.
10 his Honor the Mayor and Aldermen
Of the city Of Columbia-G GENTLEMEN: In
accordance with notice. given ut previ-
ous meeting Of Council, that I should
introduce IN ordinance amending m
ordinance. creating the office of Over
seer OF the Streets, have, after dill
gent search, found no ordinance of
Council, or any Act Of the Legislature,
creating any such office. The only
ordinance bearing on the matter is one
passed by tho Council during the year
1873. regulating the duties of such an
ofiioer, but no authorized Act exists
establishing such an Office; and since
such is the case, l offer the following
resolutions:
ReSoi0ed, That tho work to be done
ny the city. on the public streets of the
city OF Columbia, be given out by con.
tract to the lowest bidder, the party re-.
cely.ng said contract 10 enter into bond
to tho amount Of - dollars for the
faithful performance Of said contract
said contract to refer especially to the
Keeping OF all streets in good order, aud
not the opening OF now street, or the
building of drains, oil of which is done,
by petition to Council, by tho citizens
80 desiring tho above improvements,
which. il granted. also to be given out
by contract to the lowest bidder. Very
respectfully,
(Signed) II. w. PURVIS.
On being put 10 u vote. the resolution
was adopted.
The following lease was presented by
Alderman Carroll, and tho Mnyor and
City CLERK were authorized to sign the
same, which was done:
STAIR OF South CAROLINA, COUNTY OF
HIGHLAND. CRY OF COLUMBIA
all men by these preseuts, that tho city
OF Colu mbia has devised aud leased,
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PHILADELPHIA. April 30.-.Drexel.
Treasurer of the Louisiana relief fund,
authorizes the Mayor of New Orleans to
draw for $4,000.
BosToN. April 30.-Contribptious to
the sufferers from tho foods have been
raised TO the amount OF $43 900.
NEW ORLEANS. April 30.-Colorcd
State Senator e. Barbe; and three other
negroes sue the Jockey Club for refus.
lng to sell them badges to the quarter
s!resch. $50. 600 involved.
CHICAGO. April 3O.-Harrison, Trea.
surer OF the Globe Theatre, accused of
burning the theatre, was honorabIy dis
charged.
ATLANTA. April 3o.-Heavy frost this
morning. Fruit and crops injured.
WILMINGTON. DEL, April 30.-Appre-
hension regarding the peach crop hns
been relieved. The latest advicea rep.
resent the prospect for good crop as
excellent.
WASHINGTON, April 3O-Consumsrs
OF iron and steel are appealing for re.
duotion of the tariff. It is understood
the Committse on Appropriations will
report the river and harbor bill without
amendment.
10 the Senate, O1lesby introduced
Dill to promote commerce between the
States and cheaper transportation
OF freight and passengers between the
Atlantic sesboard and the West. OWL
rights was resumed. Norwood made a
speech. which attracted much attention.
In the House. bill was offered to
bridge the Omecheta at Monroe and the
Red River at Shreveport. A motion
was made by Negy, OF Pen nsylvania
IN behalf Of the North Louisiana and
Texas Railroad; objection, and the bill
went over. The louisville and Portland
Canal bill has passed, and goes to the
President.
Probabilities-For the Middle States,
partly cloudy weather and light rain to.
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To Farmers and Planters

VOU should now begin to get your LINZ
4 and compost your chip and woods ma
nures for grass and email grain. When the
Lime il ready to hand, a rainy day oan be
taken: which is the very thing for your COM
post heap, as it must be thoroughly vet
through and through.
Lime il the great enriching warming
agent, sui combined with other material. 4
preventive OF drought.
Don't wait until you wish to SOW, for then
tho rush will be BID great that, perl aps, you
will not be able to obtain any; besides age
Improves your compost.
will deliver Lime at Gaffney's Station, at
81 90 barrel, when . car load is taken.
At Spartanburg. a1.l2i barrel.
At Aston, 81 AZ u barrel.
A. Columbia, 81 90 q barrel.
At Charlotte, 81 20 y barrel.
For other points, see your Railroad Agent
and got his car load rates from Gaffney g,
and divide that by 30. as a car holds that
many barrels.
will send to all applicants, free Of charge,
Prof. JOhnson's great formula for mixture
to resist drought. Address
THOS. Il. BOMAR,
April 70 Spartanburg, 3. O.
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Auot t1on 9aI.olal.. 8 !,
(. = ~ ~, ! -
Z y .ExrRffure. -,
- 'fssSsa-
BY JACOB LEVIN.

THIS tFgiday) MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. I
will cell. at my Auction Room.
general variety OF FURNITURE, the
property Of 3 family leaving the city, consist.
ing OF mahogany Sofas and Chairs, Cane
Extension Tables, Marble.top Bureaus and
Wssfistands. Lounge, Mahogany Bedsteads.
Mahogany Book Case. Carpets. Mirrors
Est;a,, Feather Beds and Mattresses, Velooipede.
OF useful articlee to house keepers.
aIay1
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A Card.

't1HE undersigned takes this mesns To az.
press his cordial thanks to the Ere Com
pahics and TO the citizsns OF Columbia. FOR
their kind and effective Efforts in exiting uish
ing tho fire Mt his residence, yesterday.
Il. III. BLACK.
MAY L Lieut.. Col. 18th Infantry.
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CASH

A FTER TO-DAY, we will sell goods for
~ CASH ONLY.
COPELAND l. BEARDEN.
COLUMBIA, s. O., April 20, 1874. 8mo
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Notice.
4 LII persons holding claims against the
n estate of the lAto RICHARD WEARN
Will please present them to
JOHN Il. SLAWSON,
Indian Girl Cigar Store,
April 80 g. Columbia. q. q.
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Private Boarding,
RfMRS. n. A. DAVIS. No. col Richardson
- street, opposite KepubncAn Printing
Office, Columbia, 3. @. April 20 or
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Grand Trotting Raoe...@2. 600 Purse.

0AYH~VaSne Eaassa trottedo lover the state
Auxiliary and joint Btouk Associations
Course. ut Columbia. 8. Q on May l, 1874,
between r. B. Johnstun's brown gelding,
''Ruin OF Man. aud Il. Bmsli's brown geld
ing, major Beaufort" for 81 600 side.
Mile heats, best three in five, under the rules
Of tho National Association. It ia expected
there will be other races on tho Same day.
j. B MOORE, Secretary.
rs Charleston Ne,ot and Courier and Au
gusta Chroniols aud Sentinel copy dve times
and send bill to Secretary. April "a
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brr Rtsft Sin IN EFF 81 falcn E 6SSes
PnoT0 5S IA HI z L III ISI1lsS Patents
BCRGEss & Co., Successo; s to Brady, G7 Pa. ave.
Negstiy es Stouehed ey hrst-class artist;
Sork. Reas1ssbIe prices, Satisfaction to ali.
JONI GoLpIS, $40 Pa ave, one door east ofPerry's.
PLUMBERS AND GAs-FITTERs.
S Praeiles ays bet Stn and
ntIers and wholesale and retail Dealers In All
70 i've on
all useful novelties received soon as out;
STSmpy !, sU al S1
Ia RIDGEwAY. $50 d street. bet. eth and 10Th:
F@bef Fes T, s.
PRINTING OFFICES.
RT SDErwEILER cor Pa ave: and NJ ~ s,h
bEARDsLEY SSoDGRAss, 90 Pa.aV., bet'4f q oth'
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
R:B YopNes, Western ProSuSe Co. fs2 "a. "A iSei
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
NoURsE MIDDLETON 6I3 18th ST, up. Treas. Dept.
MkURY BROTHER, IE2D street n W.
| RESTAURANTS-
| JOHN WELCKER, 18th ST., bet, n. lave and ID ST..
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
| EcLECTIc INSTITUTE, l0Cs Eleventh street, bet.
and Gnsrdians is called to this School as place
| where their Children and Wards may receive .
EPEi ats
| T. Baldwin, Principal.
SIS; H. C. Spencer, President. SEND for circular.
SEWING MACHINES.
srEEs SSSS 81 fS sys bet " and sS
Sewing Machines; These are really the simplest,
the swifiest, and lghtest running Of any lock:
shuttle. and consequently they need no tension
at al on the under thread
proved Sewing Machines, which have no equal.
SHIRT FACTORIES.
DEvLIN Co., (of New York, llo6 st., near 18th.
SHOOTING GALLERIES.
THE NEW PATENT RIFLE Geo. Hess, Hosth st
SILVER PLATERs.
| RoBT.A. WHITEHAED, so4 d. st., bet. s:h and 9Th.
STAIR BUILDERS.
BRrsT 4 PUMPHREY, stair Builders, cor. 9th and
G streets, near Patent Once.
STAMPING DEPOTs.
MRS zYPPREcHT 5C2 nth st. Also, Dress-making.
STATIONERY, &c.
BES; ERnNcI SIS 18th st under Nat iMetrOpO-
STEAM AND GAS FILTERS.
and 10th SIS. See Plumbers and Gas Filters
STOVES, SHEET IRON & TIN WARE.
W. D. WIvlLL. $50 Pa. av., near ~ st.
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES.
j. WALLAcE. s. High ST., Gtn., and sS It'll st. N. W.
EeilOws' Hall Fine , Sole LestIeF and 3Tes:
Satcheis Belts Russia, Calf and Morocco Pock-
ct Books, Shawl Straps Glove and handkerchief
Boxes, &C., &C. Also, Fine Harness. saddIery,
Carriage Robes, &c.
UMBRELLAS, CANES, &c,
CHAs. u. PEARcE, 1913 Pa. ave-, bet. 14th &1Sths
WIN. ROGERS, 409 18th ST., near Penna- avenue.
CPHOLSTERERS.
W. r. CRAMPsEY, 10l2 street northwest.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
j. s. HESAuLT 4 Son, Importers, 1909 z st. n. ".
WOOD AND COAL YARDS.
T. EDw. CLARK & Co., 628 Louisiana avenue.
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RY b. II. WARNER

RY b. H. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings. corner Seventh and f sts.N.W.
TRUSTEES sALEoF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AAN and INiMPkOEED PR9PE iS,, On THE
WEST AND STREET SOUTH, AT AUG.
BY virtue of 8 deed Of trust dated February ls,
1872, to Daniel L. Eaton and myself, duly recorded
In Libef No. SIS folio 50, Of the land records
for Washington county, In the District Of COlum-
will sell at public auction, In front Of the prem
ises, MONDAY, May 4, 1874. at 5 O'Clock p. m,
all those certain pieces or parcels of ground situate
and lying in the city Of Washington d. c., and
being known and described as being lots numbered
one ~ thirty-three tS0 and thirty-four ls4.l in
Lot No. fronts "a feet inches on Sixth street,
with depth on street of l2 feet; lot "a fronts q
feet on Sixth street, and Is improved by q three
story frame dwelling with a two-story back build
ing, (So. 7a) and has stable the alley; lot No.
% fronts feet on Slxt street. and Is improved by
Terms: 9OJ and interest at 10 per cent. per annum
from February l6 1877 to day OF sale, and expenses
Of sale in cash; balance at six and twelve months
for which the notes Of purchaser bearing interest
from the day of sale, and secured by deed Of trust
on the property sold, will be taken. deposit OF
two hundred dollars will be required at time of SALE
All conveyancing at the expense OF the purchaser.
Ifterms Of sale are no. complied with in seven
days, the trustee reserves the night to resell the
property the risk and cost OF the defaulting pur
chaser after Ave days advertisement In some one
or more newspapers published in Washington city,
d. c. ,,,,,-,,r
Surviving Trustee.
j. T. COLDWELL,
ap3-FMW& ads Salesman.
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NITED STATES MAIL
MARYLAND.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, I
WASHINGTON, March 81, ls7l. 3
Proposals VIII be received at the Contract Once
OF this Department until O'Clock p. m. Of May
50, 1874 ito be decided by the 10th of June, 1874 for
carrying the mails OF the United States from July
1874 to June So 1876, on the following route in The
State OF Maryland, and by the schedule Of depar-
lures and arrivals herein specified, VIZ:
SS4l From Baltimore, by Garrison, Rockdale, Ran
Branch, IS miles and back, six times q
week. by q schedule of departures and ar
rivals satisfactory 10 the Department
For forms of proposal, guarantee and certificate,
and also for Instructions as TO the 70 DC
December l. 1s73, inviting proposals for mail ser
vice in Maryland to be found at the principal post
offices.
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, super
scribed mail Proposals, State Of Maryland, " and
addressed to the Second Assistant Postmas ter Gen.
eral. JOHN A. j. CRESWELL,
ap6-N6w Postmaster General.
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TINTED STATES MAIL.
VIRGINIA.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

,WAsHIXGToN, March 81, 1874.
Of this Department. until o'clock ?; N. Of NAY
S S BE be. GSsded az ~ The ess 81 Ssps r
LIST Of july IA to lyme g, ls5, on the following
Of departures and arrivals herein specifed, VIZ:
E7s From Arcola, Gum SPRING. to Loudon, (sta-
ton, miles and back, three times week.
Lave ArcolA Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Arriv G. London bysa.m.;
Leave Loudon Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
A ray e. At T. H n @I by I'm.
z7 From PamPlin's Depot by walkers Church
back, three times week:
Arrive FH e i lover HIil by yi p. m.
Leave Tower Hill Monday, Wednesday and
Arrive At Pamplin' S Depot by I'm.
z77s From Wakefield Station to Assamoosick, q
Leave Waiehcld Station Wednesday and Sat-
Arrive at Asssmoosick by M;
Leave Assamoosick Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive at II Wakefield Station by I'm.
477s From LInville, by Edom and Green Mount, to
Singers Glen, 81 miles and back, six times q
Leave Linville daily, except Sunday, at 10 a. m.
Arrive at Singers Glen by L. 20 p. IN;
Leave Singers Glen daily, except Sunday, at ]
Arrive at LinvIlle by $50 p. m.
$50 From Hansonyille, by Hawkins Mill and Will
low Spring, to NickOllsviIle, Is miles and
back, twice a week.
Leave Hansonville Tuesday and Friday at &
am;
Arrive at NIckollsville by Il M;
Leave Hickollsville Tuesday and Friday at ]
n m:
Arrive at Hansonville by p. m.
z7sl From Poplar HILL by Stafordsvillc, to Eggles-
tons Springs, II miles and back, twice a
week.
Leave Poplar Hill Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive ut Eggleston's Springs by II a. NJ;
Leave Eggleston's Springs Wednesday and Sat-
urday at p. NJ:
Arrive at Poplar Hill by Sp. m.
For forms OF proposal, guarantee and certificate,
and also for Instructions the conditions to be
embraced in the contract etc., advertisement OF
September 30, 1870 and December ], 1873, inviting
proposals for mail service In Virginia, TO be found
al the principal post offices.
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, super
scribed 'tMai proposals, State of Virginia, " and
addressed to The second Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral. JNO. A. j. CRESWELL,
ap6-M6w Postmaster General.
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PROPOSALS FOR HORSES.

pROPOSALS FOR HORSES.
OFFICE OF CHIP QUARTERMAsrER,
FIRST QUARTERMASTER DISTRICT,
HOUSTON ST., CORNER GREENE,
NEW YORK, March l3 1874. ]
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, Endorsed "Propo-
sails for Artillery Horses,r and addressed to ths
undersigned, are Invited and will be received at thi:
office until u O'Clock, noon, April 20 1874 for fur.
nishing 10 the Quartermaster Department, United
States army, twentyone Artillery Horses, 10 be de-
livered In New York city within fifteen days from
date of contract.
Said horses must be sound in all particulars well
broken, in good flesh and condition, not less than
nfteen and one-half hands high, and 10 weigh moi
less than $50 pounds each. The horses will be sub
jected 10 rigid Inspection by an ocer OF artllery
and none rejected by him win be accepted.
satisfactory for the faithful fulnlmeni
RUFUS INGALLS,,
Colonel and Assistant Quarterma ster General Bre-
vet Major General United States Army. MIN
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AUCTION SALE OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS
STOCK, &c, MONDAY MoRNiNG, April

STOCK, &C, MONDAY M0RNiNG, APRIL
We VIII sell on the above day, commencing at 10
o'clock on he premises, ali the Farming lmple.
mentsa Live stock, &e., contained on the farm OF
John B. Claee,t, on the seventh,street road, con;
sisung OF Bvckeye Mower and Reaper, Hubbard
Mower, Halfway two-horse power, Thrashing Ma
chine, Cutting Boxes, Plows, Harrows, CuItiva-
tors, wagons, Carts, and all other necessary mple
ments found on frst.class farm.
Also, Furnaces for Green-house, with zoo feet Of
3-inch iron pipe-has been In use but one season.
Five thousand Berry Boxes with crates Grape
Crates; 900 Flower Pots. assorted sizes; Hot-bed
sash; six head Pure Alderney Stock Of the best
family; one pair EAshaw Ponies, four years old
can 20 In 4 miHutes; one pure Chester Sow, &C.
j, 600 Pear Trees. assorted.
Parties desirons OF any Of the above artices will
ind IL advantageous to attend, everything IS in
the best order, and will positively be sold. All
sale.
The Farm 10 Cor sale In Building Lots, or the
whole. Inquire on the premises.
II Monday should be rainy, the sale will be post
poned to the following "Wednesday, April Is.
Terms Of sale: An under go cash; over go q
credit OF 30 and 90 days, with INTEREST," notes to BE-
'N'i'iA''' 'A0 LATIMER L cLEARY,
AM
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by LATIMER q GLEARY,
ID AuctIoneers and Real Estate Brokers, -"s T.
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh st.
Star Once Buildings.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF, VALUABLE THREE:
STORY AND Rack BUILDING. BRICK
HOUSE ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
BETWEEN TENTH q ELEVENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, d. C.
BY virtue ofa deed Of trust, bearing date On 18th
folio rs et seq one OF the land recordsf for Wash
rgson D. C., ne a1dsTsgnsd ssr NY Il
cues. in writing OF the party thereby secgSsd, 81
he 18th day Of April, Is74 at SEQ o'clock all
that piece or parcel Of ground lying and being
and being lot A, in Jones' subdivision OF lots u
and 49, In Davidson subdivision OF square 10. si2
together with the buildings and sPpgrtenances
and back building brick house. al
Terms OF sale as Follows; One-nnh cash, and the
and y.four months, with interest from day Of
sale at the rate Of seven per centum, secured BY q
deed Of trust on the premises A deposit of 600 viii
be required OF the purchaser at the time OF sale. III
said terms are not complied with IN ave days from
day OF sale the property Will be resod st the risk
and expense Of the defanlting purchaser. An con-
yeyancing a: the expense Of the purchaser. 6
Z RICHARD WALLACH, Surviving Trustee.
LATIMER CLEARf,
marl5-STuTh&ds Auetioneers.
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PROPOSALS.
UNITED STATES ESe1xrrn OFFICE,

| UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
PORTLAND, ME., March 81, 1874.
Proposals will be received at this ONCE until II
| O'Clock a. m. on THURSDAY, the 3th day OF
April, 1874, for removing about leo cubic yards OF
| sunken ledge in Sullivan Falls, Maine. b
Persons desiring TO make proposals for this work
office, No. IL Clapp's block, Congress street, Port
land, Me-, at No. 2Bufnch street. Boston, Mass,
for printed FORMS specifications and further lnfor
nation concerning the same.
Lient. Col. of Engineers, Bvt. Brig. Gen. U. S. A.
TINTED STATES MAIL
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MUM a Co., CSci. Am.,) cor. eth 4 p. op. p o.,
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KNIGHT BROTHERS. 633 ST., near Patent Once
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