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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-21
pie 9ir6emperfofsams iru 9rierif@em
Sdu0e.

SuWUe
@m11. Septcmber purbe in Sliesrams-
bad an Der Saar our6 ben Sursermeiner
BON 8reba1, Dos &ir6enperm09en nit
gei6lag belest. Natirlid tuuroe Yrotslt
ein9erei6t.
am ielben Sage purbe Der Gaplan
S1miB BON Cues a. b. 90. uno Der Gap=
Ian S. Inbeier bon Nsumaeen iiber Die
8ren,e seiuielen.
@m nd6iten Sage puroe au6 Yiarrer
Vran5 81 S6Onrr in Der Giiel perbaftet
nno iiber Die @ren5e sebra6t.
Sie perurtbeilten @eitIi6en, welhe lire
Strate in Neuwieo abbiiben Iolten, limb
mad GobIsnS in bic Strafanitalt perjebt
lporoen, pel6e jebt 16 fatbolii6e prieiter,
tbslls rgemaite", tbeils oseluSts" @eiltli6e
bat. 4aen 1T jeBt srlaubt bas b. Meb=
optsr td9lis 81 feiern.
Mm II. September waro Der @eiltlide
Julius Vii4 BON Sreis mad Nblibuna
msbrersr SefdnsniBItraien aus Dem Re
~s'srunSsbssirt Goblens a~ussewisisn.
I'm 20. b. Monats purbe gaplan 3D.
per pom Wiesba4 an Der saar su Gaar4
briden ipeSen ausiibung maiaeIebwioriae,
Sanolunsen 81 100 Sbl. Bub. ober l
Wonat @~efdn9nib p~erurtbeilt.
Ser Serr paftor 5obr aus saben an
Der Saar, Der ,rit am 2. Hopember aus
Dem @efdnsniB in Srier entlaijen ueroeh
ioa, it, obSleid inn i9on felt Monaten
Der ausweiiunssbefebl aus Dem Sieai.=
runssbeSirt Srisr, O~ifisieI suseitent tpor=
ben 1T, iir Den 26. September nod Srier
Dor oas acknowledgement selaoen, pesen
nnssleBli6er amtsbanblunsen.
3aplaa S6neiber miro ON 26. 3. W.
aus Dem 8efansniB entlaiien unb bot be-
reits pieoer cine seri4tli6e 9orlabuns fir
jensn Sag.
Sn GoblenS lit Die S9lisBuns bes gor-
romaus Vereius wieoer aufgeboben NOR
ben. Die Speite Sauslu6uns beim Yra=
iioenten oes o~ortisen 9eiepereins, @opotat
an,palt Wtiler, mar eriol9lps.
Sn oe%rTbeinpropins lino idmmtli6egir=
9ermeilter anSepielen Iobalo cine Yfarr=
iteQe our9 Den SOB oes Snbabers erleoiat
miro, ii6 senau mad Dem Snbalte oersnitel=
lunssurfunoe bes &aplans Su erfunoiaen,
nm Die bieiem ibertrasenen Iolma6ten
tsnnen gu lernen uno nbtbisen Sails Der
bot uno Seitrafuns einsuleiten. Iu6 bier
ieben lid Die nit notboiirftiser glementar=
bilouns perlebenen 8%iirsermeilter man6en
Gaberli6fsiten aus.
Yfarrer SOrmiid in Settinsen, Der am
7. SUM cine Yreoi9t iiber Die ipabre, gum
llnteri9ieo sesen Die fali6en 9ir6en ee=
balten, iuaro unter Der Mntlase Die epan=
Collide Stride bei6impit Su babsn, sur bar
ten St.aie, 3 @Onate @~eiansniB, psrur=
tbeilt.
Sn GoblenS ueiserte ii6 Der Rrieaer=
perein, Der on ibn ergansenen Iufforoer=
uns semdB, Die Mitslieoer, pel9e Dem
WainSsr &atbOlifenOerein ansebDren, aus
5ufOben.
Sdlimm, redt i6Iimm, iiebt es in Del
9i0eeie Srier aus. @an,e unb srobs
Yiarreien ). .. SbaIfanssn, Mon3enfsio
uno Nisoeremmel iteben 9dn;li6 perpaii
oa. SIN san5en &reiie Yerntaitel limb
ole seiperrten Yrieiter aussewielen uno
balb, balo weroen ibnen aud Die anoern
folssn. @ebe ss 8Ott; oaB Die Wsrfolsuns
balo elm Gnoe bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-21
Gin Gorre(pomoent Der Sonbc

w SUVOUN
LINES" ma@te li@ tRrSid laitis barber,
oaB fatbolii9e 3eitunSsn Ole anaabe
bra4ten, Der 2ei9nam bes beiliaen 60.
numb. erSbii6ofs bon Canterbury, Der i'm
orsiSebnten S%abrbunbsrt itarb, lei bsute
nod trlld uno unpsrpsisn nod 600 Sab
rem. Wis nun Dor aurjsm &atboliten aus
ENGLAND cine Waafabrt mad pontisnp
CUR &ubsltatte oes b. gbmunb uutsrnabs
men, Idlob ii4 Der sripdbnte Correspondent
Dem Yilser3uSs an, nm Der Nslt ben mad
lslnsr Wsinuns 10 LANCE psriibten 8etrus
~ entbiaen. 0as Heiultat bieier ieiner
unteriuduns 1T Elm Brief on bic Gonoon
Zines, norm sr ssitsbt bab Der 2si9s
bss bsiIissn gomunb ni4t i'm &C.
rinsftsn bon Der Werpeiuns bsribrt lsi.
Ser frabsrs Sp0ttsr slaubt ni&t nur bic
9batia9s, ionbtrn bat fi& nit sistnsn
aussn BON benz punbsrbarsn 3ufanbe
lbsr,eust. f..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-21
pie Sa6Ceriptiou in Den aat6oii.

l@em Vr8anen au Sunlten Der Wotlptir=
DE gum bsiliSen Sersen Ssiu auf BEN
Wontmartre nimmt tinen srfreuli6sn Sort.
gang. Sie Iebte Summer Der BON Der
.Ssmains &elisisuie" aufstlsstsn 2ife
'utitt sintn Yttra9 BON l,6l6,622 Sres.
mad. Die 2iItsn Der anbsrn 1Idttr fub
bisrbti ni&t inbssriHsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-21

fern WtadB pecpanfet, etele Die tlftntten.
SIS sibt bier ~ Qance cine llnitte-l
Oman iase mir ni6t : Mmerifa babe aber
anrere 8erbdltni6e, pa etpas Oerartises
bel Der Serebruns @ottes ni6t paIcn
wGrcs) = tie, neil fe i'm Saule @ptics
nit Scriisbe seraest pirr, UNI 10 unpaIs
ienpsr fir jecen aufri6:isen Gbriten ers
I6einen mub. ,,ttas me rs.
@enn Ni6ts gum Ban relp. Inter
ltisuna elmer & ride Shule, 8lofer &c.
,tcben nil, Elm ,@ranr Sacrebs Concert"
tbut's. Nun fraae i'd, um einissr lums
riser bunrsrt Dollars wiGen pancelt
man ras Saus eeS perm aaf einise
Stunrsn in Elm Ibeater UNI ; man per-
,sibe mir pieisn Iusrrud, ss 1T 70. Der
Scpeis 1T leidt su fibren no bleibt
paS quite Yeiipiel fur eie Susenp, NO 1T
rit Gbrfur6t in Der Quite @pttes unter
Den Meuldsn 2! ema
DAT ih rte Concerto an uup fur id
ni1t perwerfe, berarf wobl i6erli6 sf
feiner Witerlesuns ; es banpelt i1 pur
urn ben Srt une I'M ras Setrasen Der
Wenl6en, bic befen ni6t ausasnpmmen.
Muf rem Iabernafel tbront raS unbes
aedte 2amm, ;u beipen Seiten bic Stas
tusn bon Gberubin unb Ssrapbim,
pslds bic stpise antetuns ipmbelifrtn.
Gcr psmIelben brennt ras 2iat BON
rem slaubisen @Olit cas- epise senannt.
@as sei6iebt nun i'm beten Sale Dor
8ssinn peS GonHrtss? On einiamsn
Srt piro has aaerbeiliste binssfsat-
psrla6en ypn auer 8elt-rabei absr III
bic Stride ssrrid! ppQ WenIden. fSnnsn
pielei6t manbmal MID: mebr In rieiels
be, unc pertreiten i6 bis gum @nfans
Die 3eit nit 8latiden. Iabaf. prsr Gam
bless 8auen, peanutsz auffnadcn u. I. NJ.
u. I. ~.
8slds adtuna miilen sliubise pro-
%tsitanten, rsnn bel FOLDER @elesenbeit
Iinp Sisle suaesen, Scr unS baten. penn
lte ieben, ME mir unisre bl. 4ebre ron
Der Observation-Disclosures praftii6 befsns
men 2! llne melde Sreuee berri6t niht
bel rem Sratmurts Suten unp SnEpels,
pie Autcr rpr2 Sabrsn ieltft erfabren ?
Damals iaate mir Elm lolher Nufaes
flirter: y6ier in 9mcrifa 1T man Ia
tbolilherleitS lieberaler als in Deutl6s
!anc." Slider, auf Soften cer 0erebs
runs res Seilanres; fir jsren 8atbUlifen
iebr beihdmenc
Da9 Yrilurium, beitebenb in irssnr
elmer Yban!aie, tssinnt Die Iusen LEM
fen iih Dem Gbpre su. rem Altam in
ter &iden susefebrt unp pcrseHen III
Der Srt, BON Gem rer 6eilanp Iaate :
.Wtein SauS 1T Gin Settaus." Sp
sebt Is pabrsnr pes sansen felssnpen
8ortrases elmer We6c, Ssiper u (. no.
S6limmer mod aber 1T es, renn
man laut prpsramm Elm, y@ranp ga
ereos Concert" psrseidnet inrst, in
@irtli6teit raslelre rur6 zinc feisrli6s
8eipe, nit Gem Seeen res @0erbeilisiten
slei6fam CD ppr ii6 sebsn Gebt.
Sn Der alien Stride mar bic missa
cathechumenorum, Die zen nod ni6i
sIs,. nsr,hIos &C. aSt.m siM.s
m,s II S,rr 5E,,;,,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-21
Ratbclifhcr Sirdcn 6alenbcr.

Q. Sinssroi6en. -Rattb. %. 1924.
,snnt. ben Is. SfrOtm %. n. gf. Gbrsfan.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-22
Autumn.

Now along tho welkin's gloom,
Autunn's mournful dirge IL sounding,
Like . warming from the tomb
On the year Ut mirth resounding;
And the fading fields assume,
6iokiy hues Of white and sallow.
And tho trees, bereft of bloom,
Wsve their weeds Of red and yellow.
All 10 cheerless- 10 drear:
Boaroe month since, all was blooming,
Bow the leaf is brown and scar.
That the warm is fast consuming;
Who're gay notes were wont TO cheer,
Like tuned harps on pinions flying.
Now no measure grests thb ear
Save the voloe OF nature signing.
But lot Autumn's breezes blow,
And tho clouds Of winter gather,
Deluging With ice and enpw
Smiling hill and bloSming heather;
Still within our hearts shsll glow
Tier that time shAll fail to sever;
Still the amarenth shall grow.
Blooming In cur souls forever.
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State Of South Carolina.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
N accordance with the custom made ga
Il cred by the observance Of our fathers.
and sanctioned by the reverence or their
childron, invite the people Of this State
to observe. without listinction OF sect or
creed. tn UkSDAY. the Goth day OF No
vember, as day Of Thanksgiving and
praise.
While we shall rejoice in the evidences Of
divine fAtlerhood, let us ell remember,
when gathered together on that day in our
places OF public worship. or at our family
firesides. that honest Thanksgiving and
praise find their true expression In that
charity of thought and deed. one towards
another. which gives full promise and
proof OF tho divine and equal brotherhood
OF man.
In testimony whereof have hereunto sot
my hand and caused the Great deal
Of tho state to be afli xod, at Colum-
49,, bia, this 18th day nf November, A.
IL ID. 1874. aud la the ninetv-ninth
~ year OF tho Independence Of the
United States OF America.
by the Governor: FL MOSES. in.
H.E. HAYNg. Secretary OF atate Nov 20
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COLUMBIA MUSIC STORE.
LYBrand & Son

TNAKE pleasure i'll calling theattention
4 Of tho public to an examination OF
their STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHAN-
DlSE, conslntinE "i Pianos. Church and
Parlor Organs: melodeons, violins, Gui-
tars, Banjos, Flutes. Accordeons, Brass
snd Ai!voT Band Instruments oi ali kinds.
Also, Sheet Music and Instruction Books
for every class of Musical [nstruments on
hand at all times. We are Sole gents for
tho State Of South Caroiina Of Estcy Il Co. =
COTTAGE ORGANS. Sheet Music sont bv
mail. post paid, on receipt Of price: and all
kinds OF Musical Goods rent'by Express,
whom ordered. to any pari Of the State,
marked g. O. y. Good SeconG-hHnd ri.
amos and Organs for sale cheap. for cash.
Pianos. Organs Mclodeonr Tuned and
Repaired in satisfactory manner: and
will givecspecia lattcnti0n to Packing Re
moving a nd Shipping Piano, f"r o. h+lpar-
tits tn any point desired. nj moderate
prices.
Al!rr,lerr promptly attended ttuapdsat-
isfactiop guaranteed tothnst favnrirg ue
with their patronage Send tor our cata-
lognc of sheet Mnricand sfupira Mcrchan-
disc. Richardson street. u few doors hove
PHRNlx ,f1ice. Columbia S. e.. Nov
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Election of City e elk.
OFFICE Ll1Y CLERI

UFPICE l1Y CLERK,
COLUMBIA, & T., November IL, 1874.
'TNHE City Council WILL at their next re-
L guisr meeting. to be heid or the 24th
inst, enter into an election for Oily
CLERK. TREASURER AND ASSESSOR, 10
ill the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
t!on OF he present mount bent. Applica-
tions must be tilod in this "ftice on or be-
fore the 23i. by ordor OF Council
WALTER Il. JONES,
Nov IL City Clerk.
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Columbia and Aug r &
GENERAL PAkSEhGFl DLl akT

GENERAL PAkSkkGEh DElAkT.
COLUMBIA, b. c., May 18 1874.
&A lsp dnIa Iah .iIf iGllo"iDs boz agsEst.S sohsi
on and after this date:
GOING NoRTH. TRAIN no 2 TRAIN no
Leave Ooiumbia... 2oO m B.4bpm
Florence. .t9 90 pm 2.lOa m
arrive mllmington.... 500 m s7.l5am
ooino SOUTH TRAIN no TRAIN 40 Q
Leave Wilmington. 9.1O m f6. 10 D m
FIorenoe. 8 90 p m II. .S7 m
Arrive Columbia. IL SO p m 400 4 m
Train No. 2. from ColnmbiA, 10 An accom-
modatlon to Florence, aid there copnects
oioseiy with n: Z. Il. r.. and 1t Wilmington
with ". d ". R: r. 10 AL points North.
train No. from Columbis il fast Ex.
press, making through come ctione, allrail.
North and south, and water line connec.
tione ria Portsmouth.
Train No. /. from Wilmington, copnects
closely at Florence with N. K. B. r. for
Charleston, and is an accommodate train
thence to Columbia.
Train No. 5. from Wilmington. is a fact
Express. come ecting closely from and to ali
points North and South. Through tickets
SOLD ana baggage che cked to ali principal
points. Pullman palace slcepers On night
trains "breakfsst. 1DiDIer. tSupuer.
Accommodation Train No. 2 leaves Co.
lumoia daily, Sundays excepted. Express
lraln NO leaves Columbia every night.
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
A. POPE. Gen. Passenger and Ticket gent
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Change Of Echedule.
SoUTn CAAOLINA kAILkUAL COMPANY
COLUMBIA. y. O., October 18. 1873.
&R 81 I to oSeiss go INTO SSnea@'e sfiss,n
ana after sunday 18th instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Leave OolumbiE At. 8.4Oam
Arrive at Chsrles ston al. 4 2Ltm
Leave CnATieston At. 500 I'm
Arrive At Oolumbis at... .,. SO I'm
HIoHT eXPhRss. FEElGH1 AND AocoMMopA.
TIoE TRAIN, Sundays excetteo
Leave COLUMBIA .7.l5 n. Arrive. $50 III
Arrive Charleston 7.10p n Leave..G As 8 m
osmden :ira1Di runs Monday. Wednesday
and Saturday. as follows:
Leave Columbia l.50 pm Arrive II so an,
Leave Camden Scam Arrive 6.S5 I'm
b. Is. PICKINs, General Ticket Agent
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l. 2, Sand 4 Sheet Posters. Hand bills,
Programmes, Circulars, Pamphlets,
Bills of Fare. Briefs. Letter Heads,
Dodgers, Bill Heads, Checks,
Horse Bills. Receipts, Labels.
Railroad Blanks, Legal Blanks,
Tags. Cards all kinds and sizes
Wedding. Visiting. Business, Show.
JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor
PHRNIx and GLBANRR Establishment
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Little Freddie added to his prayer:
"And will God forgive me for killing a
hop-toad with q stick aud throwing it
down big bolr? Amen"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-22

IL thoroughly supplied with POWER
PRESSES of the Latest Improvement;
TYPE of Various grades and styles
from one foot to the fiftietb part of an
inch in size; BORDERS. CUTS. &c. ::
Black. Colored and Transfer INKS;
PAPER, CARDS, &c. Work executed
at shortest notice. in latest and best
styles and af New York prices. CALL
aud EXAMINE SPECIMENS of
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TO THE READING PUBLIC!

TO THE READING PUBLIC!
If you Want a Thorough Newspaper,
SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE PHOENIX,
Daily and Tri.Weekly;or
MRRAAN @NNANRN
Issued every Wednesday,
IN COLUMBIA. SOUTH CAROLINA
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The PHRNIx Is the oldest daily paper
III tho State, aud bar been regularly
issued since March, 1865.
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE,
BY Telegraph aud Mails, from nearly
all parts of the World; together with
FULL MARKET REPORTS;
Poo;5nu ,p.,n .x.l.,,.S A,,oo
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everybody, will be found in these pubIi-
cationa.
THE EDITORIALS
Are carefully prepared. by competent
writer's; while special attention Ii given
THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Tukeu as whole, NO BR1TER OR
MORE SATISFACTORY INVESTMENT can be
nude, than n hnbAeript"nn to one ol
the other Of these publ,catioue. They
are Conservative III poiitirs, and arr
devoted to tbs best Interests of the
State The following are tke
TERMS FOR SIX MONTHS.
Daily PHOENIX. "a on
Fri Weekly 2 80
Weekly CLEANER (48 columns) :. ! 80
These pupers we're the first lssned in
Columbia, III 1865. after lts partiul do.
strnctlon. and have beun regularly
published ever since. They
CIRCULATE EXTENSIVELY
Throughout middle and upper Counties
OF the State, and are excellent
MEDIUMS FOR ADVERTISING.
The PHOENIX has greater circulation
through the upper part of South Caro-.
lima than any other daily paper. Mer-
chants andothers will find lts columns
an admirable means of communication
with the people of the entire up.c conn.,
try. Advertising rates are reasonable.
Send advertisements marked with the
number of insertions desired, and they
will be stopped upon the expiration OF
the time. Office on Richardson street,
between Taylor and BIanding.
JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor.
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0reenvllle and Gelnmbie Railro,d
CHAN Gle OF SCHEDULE.

1 e IL sTEA11SSss 4 rnn p ~ S,ii,' a Mn
sundays excepted, connectlhk with Nipit
Trains on South Carolina Kaii,e ca nl and
eS aSo~ni; 1o;,o On ana after Friday, August 2e,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-22
seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

1NHE Cincinnati G0zeue makes the xsto-
Il nishing anuUuncemsn ut that Cinclnnati
beer il no longer pure, but atulterated with
p,olasses. sugar OF starch, fusei oil and the
poisonous co,chicum. The Commissioner
Of Agriculture. in his report for 1866. says
that Prof Mapes. of New York, analyztd
the beer from dozen different brewerieB,
and found all of it aduIterated. Cocculus
lndicus and nux vomica entered largely
into it's composition.
J. q. HFEGERS guarantees his beer to be
pure and reliable. He does not adulterate o
it. but brews from the best barley, malt
and hops. Jan 23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-18
ID a = n

BREsNAHAE Ga the ls,h Of n.,.is-. WI,
LII bkksNAHAN, tShO wss drown a An "a.
Eastern br.nchJ aged al years and mOaths NAV
HE funeral viii tste place from the re.is.,o. .,
BIS parents, No e6s stree, southeast ct 10 Silocs
Tuesday morning.
FBIkCH on the morning ~ NAV I'm. q, "a,
min IL o clock, N iss ELlZ ABGrH FREsCa
a. the S. ear q her sge.
Deceased wss born Ga ~ MARY county, Nd .
but ior more than sixty years Resident q tae Dis
Hsr FRIENDS AMI relatives are respectfully tpvitet
20 sttend her fun-ral which viii tske place from
May 18Th. ss'
GAITBER On Sunday. the Mn ,,.,.u,. ., /,
2 m AFTER lingering illness, sABAu GAL
Relatives and frienss os the family ar. invi,.s a
att nd hsT fnfera fTop her late resiasu, No .oe
h street hoi h~est, Wednesday, 9o.h instant. AZ
HOWE. ON the ITth instant. a, ,pa-,., a. -.
a. M, ANNIE NlhGINIA, daughter OF / ,ho n
and kliIsheth Howe, sgtd Yeas, : nsenths .ea
IL days. May sha an p-Gce
When m0urnfu frienos around mn. s,.,s
To see me tease this W rid of patio.
nv Savior siHsly takos nv had
And lescs me with his train.
Deer Parents and listers fac thee we'll,
With You can no LONGER say,
hear my 80 Tor swretly call,
And must haste away
Lonely the house and sal the hour
Since cur dear child 1. E.ns;
But oh . brighter home Ihsn ours,
In heaven IL nov thine own.
The funeral will take place from the residence u
neI psfen,s, BE $40 street sOutheaAt, TUESDAY
m ornir q, ID ay 18Th, st leo'clock.
mAGhUDHB. On Monday. MAY I7th NJ a "A
O'Clock o, m, JAMES = NJ MAGRUDER, ia ths
80 yer OF his age, youngest sou o. Thomas q. aud
His funeral viii take place from the re.,s.pce NJ
his pareUts, No. $40 street northwest NJ oielocs
p m, Tuesday, May %, laf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-18
Il BILE stone, CEMENT AND SAND FOB
THE UNITED sTATEs O0URT- HOUSE I'D
OFFICK OF SUPERINTENDENT,
v. 3 Court House and Post 05fce


PHILADKLPHIA. A pril 27th, ls74 \
Sealed Proposals will be received this office I'M
ni2 N q the 21TH DAN OF MAY, 1874, for furn-
house and Post once at PhiIsie phis, Pa, say
e,uO cubic ards, more or less Of Gra6te or other
egg, and suitable for concrete.
Also, Tor SO cubic ards, more or less, OF Bubble
sio. Q, which may bs of Granite, Lims stone, or
other suitable stone, which Is sound, dur able, and
bonds readily with cement ordinary mortar, and
q n.ient size 10 be classe4 rs One, Two and
inches. having clean, beds with a fracture IN.
Ger the hammer per penciculae 20 the bed at least
one quarter 81 tee Quaotity 20 be Three Men stone
, Also Tor lO,SV barrels, more or less, II ydraulic
Sement, equal in quality and strength 10 the bsst
endsle; each barrel must contain not less than
Also for 2 500 cubic yards, more or less, clean,
snal D, river bar Sand.
Samples Of each Of the above materials to be sub.
delivery viii be made 1t such times aud In such
Susn,sies as may Dc deemed necessary by the Su-
Bidders may submit proposals for one or ell OF the
sreSedns items 81 ma.eri.ls at tAsir option, but
An bids must be made on the ssiStsd form to be
De accompanied ~ penal bond OF two res aonsibie
persons in Ihe sum Of Thousand dollars OOOJ
he eOnrsSt sSsded 10 m the ans N
The security to BE certined By the U0ited states
Judge. ol.rh Of the Y aitsd states Court, Or the
Payment will be made monthly, deiuctius ten tlo)
The Department reserves tbs right to reject ANY
or all bids Il q be deemed for the interest Of the
EVER bid must be made on the printed form to be
obtsiced 10 this once, snd must conform In every
respect The requirements OF this advertisements.
zach proposal must be enclosed In sealed en-
yysiope endorsed Proposals for Oonorete Stone,
kubbie stoss, Cement or sand, a the case may
ace a Phi.ze ssis. Ps. aud sddrssssa to ~ VI
srzi JOHN McARTHU 8. JR, superb.
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From Glen Haven wa North Apdove, a r.
a IN. wv
ON AhnApee, via Forss,vtlle ana r,-....
10 LII = Sturgeon BAY. ~~'''
Prom A. sfles's Hsrbor % Ellison Rav
From ST. rgeon Bay, via shin Canal .n,
HO~s Pier - Clsy Banks. ~
From CISCO. "a Lincoln and Rosiere 20 Bsu.-
sell.
Prem New HOPE TO -Alhsn.
From Stevens Point O. LtnwOof.
From Menominee via Prairie Farm aud Bar
ron, 20 Rice Lake.
From New Richmond, via Block Brook. 70
Clear Lake.
Prom Lincoln Centre 70 shiloh
RON Msnttowoc 20 East Wrightssowp
from fsircbild. via CISCO, 90 MOnSOyi
From NeIllsville 90 Greenwood
WfoNiNo THRRirORV
FROM Cheyenne, VIA Fort FettermaD % Roxa-
an In the Territory 90 Montana
From Cheyenne, VIA Pole Greek. Horse Greek,
stone Agency. DAKOTA Territory
Approved, February Z, Is7s
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pY b II. WARMER,
- Real Estate Broker and Aucttouear,
Federal buildings, corner 7th and sts northw est
YER 81 " jG.ff RsGoW rae so a2S
HOUSE. No. 1892
- On THURSDAY, May IS, 1874, at 5 O'Clock
.. N will sell, IN fr mt Of the premises, at
public auction, lot 40. in sabdi vision Of square
ls2,fro.ting20 feet Inchet on 10Th street, By q
depth of 81 AZ 40 feet to alley.
Terms: One-tnird cash: balance in 6, IL, and 10
months az psr cent. interest, secured by deed Of
trust. J. T. O0LOWELL,
NAV IS aeGds Salesman.
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10y THOMAS 4. WAG4AMAN,
ID Real Estate Auctioneer, 5l9 7th street.

CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
Lot ON NORTHWEST CORNER OP Sra AND
STREETS, OPP0SITE THE POST OFFICE.
- By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court
tof the District Of Columbia. passed nj June,
~ElSl In equity cause No 7,2SS, the undersigned,
premises, on TUE 3DAY, May 16th, 1874, at 81
o'clock all that part OF square 406 beginning the
with street 81 feet; thence north 81 feet inches
an alley thence east to s street 50 feet: thence
The above property shonld receive the especial
attention OF capitalists and Others account OF Its
buildings.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, and the residue In
two equal ibstafments at and two years. TO bear
interest from the da of SALE the note sf the purch
sser to be given for the deferred payments, secured
chaser. S20 deposit required.
w. = kDMONSrON. Trustee,
THOS. e. WAGGAMAN,
mayf6 eo6d Rep I Aucti rneer
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4 'ohEh LoAB OFFICE, Csvu1 q Ia 6svs
~ SD Nee fvs LeMss, entrance on usv ~
iort avenue: The most private Loan 0fhce III
IN The Gig. Money loaned 1t the lowest rate i
o. intsres on God end silver Watches, Diamsnds,
ssnf.<usnS Ciosains, OsrDsas md III sFficlss o
vS4ess Souatrly