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V GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
~ No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ste

Rf GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
~ No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and Sta
JRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
H1HNIIf, MPROvkD BY ELAGANr DWELL
9Th AND 10TH STREETS HORTHWEST
"a BY virtue of three deeds of trust beari q
EH date Sep ember 5, l572, and recorded in L!ber
No 69I, at folfos 2O6 ajS and I'll, res pecti yely
OF The laid records Of the District of Columb and
at request Of the parties secured thereby, shall
eIi at Iublic auction. In front of the premises on
THURSDAY, the lsth day OF June, 1874, az 6
o;c.oek p. m, Sots K, and q, la Gilbert, subdi-
sion OF part OF square 81, OF the city of Washing
ton, D. e., subj ct TO prior deed of trust on each
LOT, being for Sll 90 on lot H. and for 600 on Ie
y and =. respectively, on which sums six months
interest al 10 per cent. Is now due
Each Of these lots is improved by a very handsome
brlck house, nuishet 10 the most elegant style aud
deslrabte In every respect first class residence
The lots will be sold sc parately.
Terms OF SALE The amount of Indebtedness Sc
cured BY these deeds of trust, $500 each lot,
with interest at 10 per cent from April 1873 witt
the expense OF the sale, In cash. and the bsaace
SIX aud twelve months, with interest A deposit Of
$50 for each lot required at time of sale. Ali con-
veyancing at expense OF purchasers. III the terms
of sale are not complied with in seven DAYS, the
property will be resold at cost and risk of default
ing purchaser. Il. A. FAY, Trustee,
JtS-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY JAMES GUILD, Arctioneer,
ID No. lola Pennsylvania avenue
SEVENTH AEp LAST REeuLAR WEEKLY
snLE o. R0eis, eERAHlUMe AND 0THnR
A. On THURSDAY, June 1s.h, at si3o
oeleck, We viii cell In the auction rooms a
collection Of healthy Plants.
jel6x JAMES GUILD, Anct.
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COAL AND WOOD ROB THE TREASURY
~ DkPARTMENT

Treasury DEPARTMENT., May Is, 1874.
PROPOSALS. TO supply the Treasury Department
With Coal and Wood for the ensuing year will he
received at this Office up TO noon Of WEDNESDAY,
RESTRICTIONS to bidders win be furnished on April.
cation to II. q. VANDERBTLT,
msy29-f ,m.w-lh Acting Chief Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES.
pr GBEIN wILLIAns, Ancsioaeer,.
- leo1, northwest corner iCsk aai D str ..

IN GhhsN a WILLIAMS, Anctieaeer-,
~ ieoi, northwest corner iesh All o s;rsSs
TEEUsgTr rs ssALIeI y.LuAgLs ZEAL IS.
Itrs AND IsIH srRkRTs. s5sfswEsr
ias. and d1y o rsSoSds ss E ssss s
n,..r lilo IS s,s Of the LsSa Reeor1. ~ "a
cay q Nay, i Sioss al n is
q .ss 6s e Sr and Ss sa %
cescrieed =. Lot numbered one l In Dsytd,oz's re-
and twenty three rs with the i'm prov IN re
on The above property fronts % feet snd inches
street. and offer. rare chance for inve.t@est.
Terms; 0ne-third cash; b.lsnce In 8, n spi Is
& ~ ss is 81 ras Ga ,f
ss es sold SAC down ., time Of sale. An convey
not complied with In DAYS, The reserve the
the se,suting purchaser By ADVERTISING three ii Ds
In the kveni1e stsr,
y EIsfsA 4 p Trqgpp. JRr Trustees.
mys-eoSd. GRkkS { WfLLIAns, Auc...
~ TIE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ua,iI
fbbI III june > lS.. at the same hour ana place
msyis eO&ds sREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
@THEA ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED until
Mkbkhsp6f, the l1ih inst ct tbs same hour
JSs'scsd, " 0' GBkES pS VILLA Williams aus..
wIDEEsDsT the ssth instant. a. the same R RSsr
.e-a-eo OhkEN WILLIAMS. Aucte.
Try THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
yALUABLI PROPERTY ON THE HEIGHTS
- On SATURDAY, Jane 10th, at 5 O'Clock
e: p m, WILL sell, the premise', about sixty
- Il those very desirable lots in OoXs addition 70
SeofeetsN q, together with the large and subsfan-
tia brick dwelling house located on part q said
acdtion. This property has been recently subii
h9s presents unusual Inducements TO purchasers.
Terms easy and made known on day OF sale.
fAts can be had at No Gal Louisiana avenue,
and 81 w Cassin's Office, No. 81 Congress street,
g6-d THOs DOWITNG Anc.
Rf LATIMEB CLEARl,
" hcotfcnsers and Real Estate Brokers,
sOu'nsest corner Pennsylvsnia avenue anc 18th a
Star once Building.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
IN OA TUESDAY MORNING, June the 10 N,
W 1875 ct 10 O'Clock, at the residence of ees'
- tleiLan Dc cliLing housekeeping, No. I3la q
tsreet, btween Is aRi IL n strests north.
nm, West, We shall sell tue fOliOwi az Furniture.
alnut marble-top Chamber Furniiure,
nalnte ca, Marble aud Plsin Chamber Furniture,
- usstls, Three ply and Ingram Oar pets,
straw Mating, Window Shades,
II air ard Husk Mstrresses, Tucker Spring.
Feather BOlsters and Pillows,
Extension Dining 7 blts,
Dining Chairs, Msntcl Clocks,
Ghtaa and Glass Ware,
Heating Stoves, Kitchen Requisites, &c.
Toms cash.
ieil-G LATIMER CLEARf, Au,is.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
FhlbAf, june 18Th, same hour aud place
Jel6-d LATIMEB OLEAkY, hucts.
=
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FRENCH CANDY FRENCH CANDY
aANUFACTOhY!
The special attention Of the public and dealers
generally is called to the fact that the undersigne
Is constantly manufacturing and alwayA has on baud
most varied and select stock Of the finest PURE
kkNUH CANDIES manufactured on the prem
lsesl, IRUl1s, NUTS, etc., which he is disposfps
OF a. remarkably low figures both ct wholesale and
retail. A. CAvAGNARO,
fS9 Pennsyly ania syenue northwest,
Haro-on Under National Hotel,
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nLD STAG WHISKY.

nLD STAG WHISKY.
TAis FAisky &c distilled % our order aud kent in
oofd Jor Us until ats age rarrdnts in Offering Il
to the public for use, medicinal or social.
The Increasing popularity sCitk lcSich IL has been
met stnee ats introduction ten years cgo fOrGtds ann
hssItdtIon on our part claiming for Il smooth
ness and EaroT UnsurPdSsed. It's purity zee guar
dntee.
Our rSh and tile 10 the erclusivs use Of Ais
brand Is record at the United States Patent Office
HALL & HUME,
DEALERS IN FINE WINES, BRANDIES
WHISKY, &C,
lens coon sO7 MaRKFT SPACE.
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.

ms a r 6RSOONs
RY LArIMER oLsARY
~ Auct onsers aud Resl Estate Brokers,
Star Once Bailainss.
HIGHLY yALgABLk IMPROVED srauR.
niIL 1s IFS rI StS LsH9kSAk ( al
s sBoIa 5~O MILES FRoM ran CRY, Al
q oe WEDNESDAY. June ITth. ,z.. a, 6
n eioek on the premises, shAu sell ls1s acres
hnosS a. The hsses P.ee s sh5r A..
I'm Peree's or sh'emsker's MIL on the renasliy.
i roseIty, owing to IT. proximity to the ei y,
Terms: q 800 cssb; the balance at and IL NORRIS.
hno secured by deed Of trust. with beating
v.ysnoins at cost Of pGreS.ser aoSS a, o gme
ielo-d LATIMER oLEARY, Auc...
- Real Estate Broker and Aucfiouesr
FEDERAL Buildings. Corner tn aid y Streets W
VALUABLE BU,LpING LOT ON NORTH
ssAAiPIIoL sTRElT, BETWEEN B AND Q
a on wEDNEsD. NJ, june iIh. 1874. a, 6
1oclock m Il will sell at public auction, IN
10 square ss ron,iRs 81 feet iSe6es en- u the V ca.
epeo or north Capitol street, with average dep b
taas about leo feet. containing abSut $3.50 square
Terms: Ope-fourth in cash; balance at 6, Il and
deposit " 800 will be required at ii ne of save
All convey aDcing at purchasers cost. II term. of
viii be 10 resell the property AZ the ri.s
sLo cost OF the defsulting purchaser after i've asy
advertisement.
!s5-eosds 1T GOODWILL. Salesman.
RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioaeer,
~ e4l louisiana avenue, near TN street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
rh0PEhI1. No Ala I'm STREET, b.
IME1S u AND u STREETS SOUTHWEST,
- By virtue of deed trust, ds.ei April a2a, A
ID: 1861 and recorded in Liber N q. T N , N
folio s5, 1856 aud SI, Of the land rec ris Of the
District OF Columbia, and by direction of the party
secured thereby, will sell at public auction on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th dsy Of June, lSy4. At y
weieck p M, In mont Of the premises, Lot II, in
Todd GunLell's subdivision Of Square no. ass
, he improvements consist Of a comfortable two-
story Frame Dweliiug -house.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in aud II
mo tbs, with interest, secured by deed of trust
Conyeyas Gil at the cost of the purchaser depit
Of SlO when the property is struck of
WAITER COX, Trustee
le4-eo6ds THOMA As BOWLING, Auct
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BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD,
DEPOT CORNER GIN AND sTREEIs N w
AiteT Ma slsi, ls74. trains will run follows:
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Fly LATIMER q OLEARY,
AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsy " snis avenue and 18th St
Star once Buildings.
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10y THOS. K. wAGGAMAN,
U Real Estate Auetioneer, 3 ytb street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ANEW BRICK HOUs
AND GROCERY STAND IN THE FIRS

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE
AND GROCERY STAND IN THE FIRSr
- By virtue of q deed of trust dated March 10Th
rs A ID. lo7S, ana recorded in liber No. 7U2, fOlOs
442 and i43, OF the land records for Was hington
county, ID G. and by direction of the party secured
ihtrebr, will sell at public auction, on THURS
DAY, the 9Th day o! June, 1874 at O'Clock D. m Il,
IN fr Mt of the premises, part Of Lot numbered egh
49, In Square numbered one hundred, (lOO, besiu-
nlng Tor the same at point north street efgh-
e Feet east OF the south vest OF said square
aud running thence north seventy five feet thence
east eighteen ieet thence south seventy five feet
thence west eighteen feet TO the place of beginning
according to the ground plsu OF Washington city !,
ID. & , improved by nearly new two-story and
basement brick house, now occupied a grocery,
Terms Of sale One fourth cash, Of Which slCO
mu be paid At sale; the balance ia six, twelve aud
eighteen IN nths from day of SALE With Interest," az
six cent. and secured By deed of trust All con
veyances at the purchaser cost
SAMUEL T. DRURY, Trustee
jell-eo&ds TIE WAGGaMkN Auct
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STEAMER LINES.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT
STEAMER PILOT BoY.

Jh swift and favorits Iron Steamer PILOT BOY
cspt joseph W hite, will leave wash- N-
In atop, nom 9Th street wharf, every e IN
= UESDAI ana eAT X d. Y
MobNlNG, at y O'Clock, for Landings On Potom.c
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WAsqbI,N,sS9T1,ess,, S NSeg S.9sa Elw YoRK

WASBiuSsiTuuSSsA S S5SkPTRS 5yEbhr NV YORK
The fine iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
having resp med her regular trips to
Norfolk, will leave her wharf, foot Of z ntSah-A
sixth street. every MONDAY and sr1dHszlAs
THU hsDAf, at ,. m. ..Suching at the princi nal
river landings, coDnecsI1g At Norfolk with steam
ship Of the NJ. and NJ. Line for Boston and ProTi
d.nce; with the Old Dominion Steamships OR.
Care Of Ledy OF The Lake, via Norfolk ~" 90
N. Il. FITZHCGH, Agent, 8; h street wharf.
A. o. PLANT, General Agent
arD Rtom No 10, Plant RuIIdi|o
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Star Once Buildings.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING Lot ON THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF lITH AND a
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION
ISo1s O'Clock, we will sell, in font of the prem.
0ses, the north part Of Lot s, in Square Sl3 hsv-
Jog front OF IS feet llth street northwest and 90
rsar. - -
This property is situated in one Of the most
portions Of the city, and should command the aten-
ton Of capitalists.
Terms: Doe third cash; residue in enc and two
years, with interest from day Of sale at per cent
per ehnum. Compromising at cost Of purchaser.
Sl00dnvn at time of sale.
je'6 dads LATIMER & OLEARY, Aucts
DY LATIMER q OLEARr,
- AuctiSneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth 81 .
Star Once Building.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.


Rf.THoMAs BOWLING. Auctionser.
~ o4l Louisiana sv~bae two doors east Of 7th 9,
VERY pIsIRsBLE and VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PkOPEkrY ON STREE NEAT
sIH 81 sTE fEsTss sp9.sYTHTEsr x6erI3S:,
m, will s.ll, in front q ID, premises. par
he south s 81 st dSS feet
stor, brick dse telling house, No. 500.
iel6-d THOMAS BOWLING. Aust.
RY LArInEB OLEARN,
- A1ctioneers and Real Estate Broksrs,
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING
OPPoslTE THk NEW WEST kND Market
March D. ISL sni recorded sf ~ 'h Lib ,s nay
- SIS, foifo l42, Of the land records OF washing.
thereby sell al pubic pt Sns e
premises, TUEsDkY, june ssd, ii. at o sns
81 in square numbered seventy six s7SJ ffonfee
fourteen feet on north street, and running back
Dwelling, making desirable business stand. ''''e
paid balance in six, twelve saS e mqss es
mouths with interest, secured by deed Of trust All
jslse0ad, f aTiaEE P oERAkY Fr xG:ts,
RY LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Broker,
Star Once Building.
TRgsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkofkRT1 AT AUCTION, SITUATED ON
Shio hnkNUE, BETWEEN I3Td AND lIrH
a. By virtue of deed of trust dated May slst
"a nj recf rded In Ltber 645, folio 2e4, of the
- land records of the District Of Columbia, aud
py direction OF the party secured thereby, We will
sci az pubic auction, in frOIt Of the premises or
certain piece or parcel OF ground known as part OF
Iot Two (2) in square 257 beginning at a point Is
feet inches from the southeast corner Of said a,
two thence running east 80 feet inches tn spce
norh 20 feet, thence east SO feet inches, thence
two-story Frame Dwellings -
Terms of sale: 81 500, with ten Per cent interes.
from November S0th, 1873, together With the ex-
penses Of This sale in cash; balance in 6 and Il
months' With Interest," secured by notes and deed t
ust on the property SlOD ia cash at time of sale
Denver anciBg at purchasers cost. If the terms Of
save are not complied with In hye days the trustees
aud cost of the defsulting purch sser.
r P. DODGE, Ia
jesd LATIMER Ci,ELRy anc,s
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H BON PHILADELPHIA
Ship by
"Eew Express Line"
FROM BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
marx freight via "Oly des Iron Line" and ship By
bos on and Providence Railroad,
see advertisement of"New Express Line.n
fof full information apply to
ap12 ly 80 Water street, Georgetown ID o.
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pY LATiMER CLsARY
~ Auct onsers aud Resl Estate Brokers',
soofhvest corner PENNSYLVANIA ave- aud llth s. ee.
Star Once Bailainss
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~THE ABOVE PROPBRTY HAVING
been subdyided fnte Lots to suit purchasers, the
sale will take place in front each Piece Of proper
TUEeDk 7, june %, 1874, commencing each after
noon at O'Clock. Plsts can be seen ct the ofhees
Of the ii ustees and Auctioneers.
b bG CAREEH Esps JR.,} Trustees.
iels d DUHQAHs0S BRos., Austs.
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10y LATIMKR OLEARY
W huctioneers ami Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue aad 18th 81
Star Once Buildings,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-14
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October l3.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull and I'M
settled; No. ) spring 9jc; No. = SOC cash
or seller October; 894c seller November;
No. 3 845(a Soc; rejected SOG SOir. Corn
Dull and weak; No. 9 mixed 14c spot !;
73ic seller October; csc seller Novem-
Der; 68Jc seller year; rejected 12!(NI"c;
hiSh mixed 74Ic. Oats-Dull; No. 2
Ale cash or seller October; 4Gic seller
November; rejected 4ic. Ryc-Dull
and nominal; No. S0GS4c. Barley
Dull and unsettled; No. 2 81 06(dl OS
spot; 81 OPAL o. seller November; No. 3
SS(G99c according to location. Pork
Dull AT $40 so cash; ST so seller year.
Lard-Dull and nominal at l4G IA C
cash; llIc seller year. Bulk Meats
Dull and nominal Whisky-Steady
and in moderate demand ut 81 OIL. On
the opening Of the board in the after
noon Corn closed steady at 94c seller
October; 71ac seller November. Wheat
Closed steady at S9sc seller October.
Oats-Firm at Ale seller October.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, October l3.-CottOn-
Steady; middling uplands l5sc. Flour
Easier and rather more doing; receipts
1900 bbls.; supcrtine western and state
"a 35(G4 80; common to good 81 85G
5 25; good to choice IS 60@5 90; white
wheat extra IS SOFAS 30; extra Ohio 81 90
@6 80; St. Louis l0@S so. Wheat
Steady and prices unchanged; receipts
$4,000 bushels. Rye-Quiet at 9Gct9
81 OF. Barley-Active. Malt-Steady;
western 81 80. Corn-Dull and heavy;
receipts $4,000 bushels; mixed western
Csc. Oats-Dull and lower; receipts
$1,000 bushels; western mixed 62G 63ic;
white 63666c. Hay-Flrm at 60@65c.
Hops-Firn. Sugar-Active at 8!@S4c.
Other Groceries-Unchanged. Petrole-
um-Steady; crude 5lc; refined lie. Tur-
pentine-Firmer Mt SOC. Eggs-Un-
changed. Pork-Dull at So %. Beef
and Cut Meats-Quiet.; middleS lower,
long clear at l1@llic. Lard Dull;
prime steam heavy at l4S@ lac. Butter
Without changed. Cheese-Quict at
l2I6lj4c for common to prime. Whisky
Active and firm ut 81 05!.
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WHILE ii. FRANK was in the East
ern market trade just run after him in
order to load him down with bargains
moving that he pays cash for his goods,
and that his Great 0ne Price Clothing
Hall, No. 40 Twelfth street, is the head
quarters from which this great city Of
nails they could be- distributed. And
now in view of the approaching cold
weather he has determined to name a
few. Best quality paper collars. cloth
facc-Covrrcd Northumberland havn I
got Il bit of wool in THEN, at 10
cents, rctailcd everywhere for % cents.
OvcrcoatS at $3.50 mad" of dogs hair
and birch bark. \ suit of clothes, conf
pletc for 500. so heavy that it takes two
boys and mule 10 carry them away.
Knit undcrshirt> or drawers at 40 cents
that will sweat the hair of a dogs back.
Black pants Mt dollar. such rs YOU
never SAW before. Blue Jean pants at II
dollar, warrntcd to wear, and white shirts
nj srvcnty-iivc cents, such ~ are sold
YOU believe it? Call and see, and the
above prices will be verified. Blowing
in the papers is good. know it. But
giving the people equivalent for their
money is a still better advertisement,
coupled with the broad"st principle on
the face Of the earth. One price to one
and all, and no bantering. II. Frank,
tbs peoples cheap and fashionable cloth
ier. y. B.-I employ no drumm"rs.
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cpcc SAMPLE To AGENT w y.
TnE6 Combination Ns"Ilf.ss'
Chromos. Send stamp. DEhNal''..,
Bedford, Mass. WV
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-14
The Campaign In Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, October l3.-The political
campaign in this district is getting very
hot, and promises to continue animated
and exciting. In the address just issued
by the Democratic and Liberal District
Convention, Col W. :. King, Republi
can candidate for Congress, is denounced
rs a notorious lobbyist, corruptionist, and
note broker in Congress, whose election
would he disgrace to the district. Mr..
Donnclly also published something of
the same routine in his paper this morn
ing. King responds to both the con-
vention and Donnclly, telling the
latter that if he does not keep quiet All
unwrittcn chapter of his history will be-
disclosed of the Democratic canon.
King demands that arrangements shall
be made for joint meetings, when the
Democratic candidate must make good
the charges of the committee or see their
falsity exposed. The Chairman Of the
Committee and Donnellv, both respond
Tonight, in restoration Of the former
assertion and in bitter invc'tives against
Col. King. ..H lI,i"t.
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MrEnery ReneWs his Proposition TO
Kellogg.

New ORLEANS. October lS.-McRne-
~ in an address published to-day, renews
the proposition made by him in letter
to Kellogg, in July, -, to submit the
election of 1872. to b. canvassed by five
persons, two TO be selected by each party,
they to select the fifth, all to abide by
the result of such canvass. Kellogg re-
plies. saving he made similar
proposition before the returns
had been canvassed AT all.
This proposition Governor Warmoth de-
clined." Kellogg says further; IL can
now. of course, only speak for myself,
but | would even now be willing that
the returns, though they have been
nearly two years in the hands Of the
spoilers. should be submitted 10 the ex-
animation of three or five disinterested
persons, TO be- appointed say by the Pres
ident Of the United States and if, after
thorough investigation. it does not APP
pear | was elected, win willingly re-
sign H.N ...r. t... ,...
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SrocKs-Opened firm, but later became
weak and declined }@19 per cent on sem
sational rumors about the Syndicate, to
the effect that they had decided not to
take any more bonds than originally sub
scribed for. The rumors proved to be
without foundation, and prices recovered
I@ls from the lowest point. The fea-
lures were Union Pacific, Erie. Lake
Shore, Western Union, Pacific Mail and
Ohios. At a meeting of the creditors OF
the firm of Kaufman & Co. to-day, state
ment was submitted showing the liabili-
ties to be sl,OOoOOO and the assets
100000. There is some talk of the
estate being thrown into bankruptcy.
The receiver of the Bank of the Common
wealth expects to declare final dividend
of 20 per cent to depositors within thirty
DAYS. The sales to-day were 10000
shares, of which $1,000 were Western
Union, $4,000 Pacific Maj, 10000 Erie,
28,0OO Lake Shore, $4,000 Union Pacific,
5000 Northwestern common, 10000
Wabash and 5000 Ohios.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
October Is, 1874.

BELLAIRE.
Council PRoCEEDINGs.-At regular
meeting of Council last night the follow
ing business was transacted up to to 8 P.
NJ, at which time We came away.
The Finance Committee reported that
money could be obtained from the bank
ing house of Hoge, Sheets & Co., to pay
the deficiency in the water works fund.
An ordinance to pay sundry claims
was presented and finally passed.
The subject matter of the question of
increased salary of certain officers, was
referred to Attorney Kelley, of st.
Clairsville, for a legal opinion touching
the right of Council to increase the salary
of an officer during his term of office.
On motion, the building Of two hose
reels for the fire department was award
ed to Messrs. Knock & Lank. of Pitts
burgh, the reels to be- delivered in Bell
are for 500.
Business has been little dull here
for few days past, on account Of the
farmers being buslly engaged at present
picking their apples, hauling their coal.
and making all necessary preparations
io' 'He "pp'""ors :.
.oSSlDE IN, LII eAT l M, wa" I. "'', .h,
ieSteo az tht poiiS i'.s $780, $500 TN sh,
I!,".n . nEn. n n W. -, h ."o hnon o,,iroI,
forgotten ...s.
o,,o, :, or. o;., ros,or,
Emf ""9"n7 man III '"' ~ ~
uas VINO ~ '"u uh;sn N = hot no had 20 l.,
S"ii'e ~ , i',n tn's =. ''''u ~ Ill., -,
was tho only nersnn intoxicated tina,
came undar our observation DURING tn,
day.
Tup election na.scd of ouictly here
Yesterday
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