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brigham YonnE's Enror1tc svife"
st. Lou,s C!n5e,s Tn.err7e.51etsA Ann El.d Young.
How large is his ll:1ic h1niiT circle
lie had III .cscca s:Ees 1niA !e1'' ano 1o4'5
fye ch:ilren.
How docs he support Al of them
Well, the most Of them support taec:se'Fca
Brigham compels than todo it. For Instance
lie onlr allows enoutll to each one to pufchastt
the baro Dccessarie Of llfe-calco dsehsGa'
Women in Utah havethe mmo prldo ana amu,. H..
ton about their persnal appearance INA .na' .u.J
have anywhere Gle. II tEcT Sa4s =. ~ ~
10 boarders or dc saving o. sometnoH e.s ri
Of that sort. Tha. is the gay & e sIea1s ~ ~
OF them but the fayolte, Amcla fulsoH. s1ie 1he
dresses in elk aud satin. eats at tue saI!o 'solt
with him. aud does nchine all Day ~ ~ .a.os -
cat in the same diuinerooEn ana tns, i,n ~ -
PEELED to look on. Fulom can 10 aa' '1''N" ''4>
likes with him .:h ~ ,ire-
teen wives sas able tt capture EsSna' ;i',. !. sa
maintai, IN a-candencJ over him. ho" - 9-'S
able to manage him? <,t,uncr. aud
Ry her temper she hy IN awful tempet' "AN1
Gle eau scolI lin into a,ythns;; :. rr,r and
I. che good-iook1rs? No, th9 - -, ;ealous.
over 10 years old Iey say ILL.,
Vii s then h does her charms lie in her en- ,n.ei,
lect !? No. amt Jealous Of her . t!'. 49, ...va.
tho reverre OF 1chnod~-ndeed ene 70 49, NJ ,Ir.
cet ond most vulgar Of ali the wives ~ -. -,
Youps. Her reputation is bad-sha1t 1an. 4 lie Il to
bad until she married brigham. looe e,1, f',xo.
repeat what is said Of het IL oses 81, sai nee
sic rules him b. herstTong VIII anu ~ pa- rrcs5
How does ho manage tae rss' ,3h oa nu no familiar
49, ia 10 Silowad from them. They don't uaIe =. -
.:onI s =, him errcot now and then "non 70 -, ~
oyt,, oood nntnred. Brigham has been '.s s ~
deal Of frt in his der There Is o,ns. NJ en ho i.
Lis meannees toward bis wives, because ~ -
enormously wealthy.
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From the Pau Hal Gazette, Dec. Is.
The Cape mail brings the news OF arsther
African war Intelligence had reached Cape
Town few days before the steamer eailedt tuat
9 disturbance had occurred in Natal III Hnsc-
queuce OF Cairo Chief named Langah;elele
refusing to register his firearms: Aftesome
delay the carbineers wcro dispatched tointer-
cept him, it being supposed that ho woM eu-
deavor to escape across the Dra:henberE where
the troops we're completely surrounded BY tho
Caif1es, without provisions. In trying fight
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Of producers, probably. ever held in tho United
States. It was characterized throughout its de-
Aberstlons tY wisdom and moderation: at tha
came time it was radical aad bold in granplins
with tie questions which the prcscnt condition
and needs of tue farmers OF tho West, hayt,
brought before the puAc mind. Tho
DECLARATION that :: We will act no longer with tho
Old political parties' is emphatic and uneaulvc-
cal, aud means business. The dajs Of tho Be-
publican party are numbered.
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Sir Hugh Allan. upon sns condition that the
Por1land l. Ogdensburg Koal shall be completed,
and new route thus opened between boston
and Montreal. has promised 20 establish per-
manent line of steamships betwoea this port and
Liverpool. The new line would be Wis the East
ern Railroad to North Conway. and the excellent
terminal facilities possessed b7 TINT road in East
Boston will afford every convenience Tor the
trauehipmcpt of goods to Canada aud the West.
sir Hugh Allan thinks, evidently, that such line
of steamers could not fail to be veil supported,
with q new route open to Montreal, and The
Hoosac Tunnel route to the Wcst ready fur
travel.
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From, The Earirile {lli.) Transcript {fndcpeadcno.
THO Convention at Decatur, which Ee Eeoresenttd id
between 300 and 300 farmers clubs in Iillncs,
was the abIest and most important Convention
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Republican party. carry out its PROM
ises, or. like the Democratic party, become
q popular by-wo-d for profession rather
than practice. Considering tho utter
ances OF the Decatur Convention as those Of a
party, though it ;s &C: :et apparent whether tbs
fasmcrs ut all generally accept the new depart
ure they furnish theme for comment sud c1iti-
ctsn. The platform Ecems to us to lack targ.-
bllity. Just as good resolutions as those adopted
at Decatur hAvo been seen ere this. and the men
who framed them treated them al scaIolds to
build their political fortunes, and when they
reached office ooolly ignored them- It remains
to bo seen whether the ''ncw departure men,
if they enter the field as political party, vii!
do likewise. BY their acts will they be judged.
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maintained without proF1slon o1 law, lot the
benefit OF various Individuals.
Co2zETH Up LIRE FLOWER
TIE history Of public institutions i email
h.,!4uinss, perseverance, audacity, finally re-
spec1abiiity, and at last Immortality.
Not rnaus years ago. lobbyist aud printer. by
here, expecting to control the printing Of tho
Official party organ, and incidentally TO get bind
inc. folding, &nd SO forth, from Democratic
Administration Little by little thai office has
crept along, seizins this perquis'te and that.
rntli it has become vast department, with
architectural pretensious, c1amned with presses
deuyeIy inhabited by men and women,
and finally it has p!ucked the debates OF
Congress out OF the time-honorcd establish
meat OF the Globe, and, il order to ha:o
The superintendent bought $1,000 pounds OF
ty,,e. 50 that lie eau say trlumphaotly, Il you
take these debates away from me, you Will lose
this type-n,etal." Now, the fraokns privilege
l,,g-oiiice; tat the Government, in making the
c;laurc has lost control OF the stereotype plates
If ali tie former Congresses, and this vast
rr;.;t;ae-house. which las no eQuai IN the world,
Controls the Typographical Association Of the
Capitul. where the rates OF composition arc
h:,1her thuu elsewhere in the country: and it
wonld be possible for this printing office to
7,,si;c the publication of an opposition journal
imnossble st tho most vital spot where the
Government should be challenged. There is
daily need here of strong, critical no"spapef;
for CongressInen arc most controlled b; Jour
ual Which geuernlly circulates right wbeio they
ncuI 90 no further With this subject. al
though might eiow you how nodestly public
constructions we're begun. and bow ct last i Tast
draughtsmcn and @1h;tccts, :, which u
at tIis time building more than talrt5
structures, come Of which cost as much as
5s,oooofo, and lalf-a.dozen will cost when
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n. Bon the morning Of the sale we shall OFFER
OF the abOvemen toned hotel. 81 [Stol1 mh9
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

Sealed Hsss 70 ~
Ss IN Ky e. r Sp 4
o SsSk FORM. for bidding will b. furnished upon
4Hy BIDS .pl Be eonadsred and accepted or re-
isssbditsn BY itemi md thiS and the
eSS.SI tna tAs bond 1sSSSPinyin6 shS same,
IA; IA sS$ I: Siaasis and 10 further con-
Ii, articles cSntfscte4 for must be furnished
HS i &; sp .hs liz q:
tire Quantities Ghl, however, Be called for during
@s;. e snss n e l.a pSs e
eent q es SSGS sOl
n sSss q .S Ps s ass. o q e.
perforHsfes Of The sonSra9t.
expert detsed fef he pnfpSse 81 t6s sssfetsfy q
VII tS DEEMED Sasici(pt ssSss . Annsi The con.
e sss %nass & u 1t the
fhe ftfiars 70 comply With any one order under
'Gs S, IN Il ,SP ss q ~
Treasury may direct the 6ufehese, In opkn market,
ssry % SSpSs 81 deficiency canssd y such failure,
ss s and ss
~ F! ssse asseeemp.rlea BY
. sS' only g az s 0f
~ e e to the undersigned and
marked ''rropos'ls f9E sNs.siOns TfiSc;T.nnsoy
nhu.WI&Mllt Secretary of the Treasury.
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euoroeRAPa eAILKRIHA

PHOTOGRAPR 0ALLE1IE0.
:. ca; 3 e es r .''
. Prize: Isss Ss . en-
ss$s$S$s sss 8:
FL IS: tssSss:. and Stem s' :sa IA can s
.s'y i.sgs "a a. :tesf sss.ss.iE % hsssa
er 10. siss o. essssy ie 81 .e sSHs Or sSeSi
Prsangs1N e g ..fssN T :ss io,n
f951 sSSs pa 3. ss AZ =; g M q
nm, rr1tIHIIMG oFEICEs. ~.
b1AlDsLIT sxop0sxss, Is Ps.av., bet. " sab.
1n0DUCR Au1 RnOvIsIoNl.
seo1 Vito f,os.ss sa.ad
REAL ESFArE AGENTS. :
NoUlsx MIDDLETON: Gs issh g Up; Treas. Dept
b S4g.lf snSss.f e. Fiji
JOHN WrIcxER, iSth st.. et.,N.Y.svs. and n ct.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGE0.
i:sso os1: 81
css:n e !,
are reisrf:d e y Iroef ofiss sxeslisnoe. Frank
.:.s Z, q ~
P. sHsas ses = ~ .1:., s.. " lana On
x z: si.1
sses .ss sss g h sss.os
:. 1Aaas ePA. ~, Aeens ~ Hove's nsv N
pvvse ss-ma Aass2seS wn'en nave no squsss
mr., - ~ ~ .,,.s
y -, W. - y. y - 49, As>s 49,
Sa.aA66S.
s.s, uee' ns'''
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ANESA GARRLELD.

General Garfield, Of whom have spoken as
the wife Of the Congressional family, resem-
bles Dawes only In mental timidity. He has
no cunning whatever, no ineincerity, no violent
psssions--as envy, revenge or intrigue. A de-
voted man to public business, proud Of It, and
persistent in qualifying himself for the highest
usefulness in n, he pursues the study through
books, and notthrough men. He is CHAD
stone, widely and reveren,ly read, but no nat
ural man TO lead a party or break from one,
Undue IL with the might of his personality, and
be the hero Of period. Stfll he was soldier
Of fine bearing and unquestioned physical cour-
age. We are shown in his case the inadequacy
Of physical courage to give mental intrepidity.
Perhaps the negative pursuits of schoolmas-
ter and layman nearly ecclesiastical robbed
his youth Of It's propulsion. Sweet and gentle
in nature, almost learned, and exceptionally
well read, approachable, poor in things of this
life, and in household resembling a poet-some
Herbert Spencer or De Tocqueville, carrying
useful themes past the borders of prose. Gen.
Garfield was the idol Of young men of educa-
ton. Few Congressman had such acquaintance
with men like DR.. Leibcr, David A. Wells,
Agassiz, and the writer Howells.-Gath.
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rHyx4oDALEvs uERcY:: :

lrrom Anna DSekinson' q 81. Louis Lecture.1
The lecturer was sftting at home one day, in
Tie city, vhen . boy brought note, askine
her 70 eoaeto houss designsted. She vent,
and found . matronly woman standing fb the
midst Of . group Of girls. One Of them Was
pale, delicate, beautiful child, not more tAan
fifteen. Who b thsi was asked of the madame.
'Oh, she's young thing from the country; an
orphan, who says she was sclergymsn's daosh-
YES she came to- this city 10 make money. They
~ come here, thinking money grows on tfees
N tne ssseels. She says she has bean going
,sN, rom place to place, trying to earn =
Ismg, oos suieang nobody, till she q nearly
ssarveo-hasn't had enoughtoe eat in six weeks.
To-Day some boys told her to come in here and
shed be taken care Of" The woman h,d asked
ner why She came. "Oh, would IKE 70 stay
here and be comfortable" she replied. land
Do you know what . price you must nav for
these comfortsp "No; didn't Know ia have
TO pay.'Then the madame called the eirls
down, and they surrounded this Door. male
child, standing thus on the brink Of an ahyse.
and entreSted her by the worth of her soui TO
go-Thsy contributed everything they could
the sum theymsde up amounted to ar so.
This they handed 70 Mis- Dickinson, sayine,
Take her away from here, Take her to school
to learn traae-do anything but leave her
heren
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AN OPERA rRourE or PARROTS.

nv VIERA 1HOVl-E UT IdnHCJS.
An extraordinary public entertainment has
oeen produced In Lima, Peru, BY an italian
named Couta'ini, who proposes to carry bis e1-
hfotson TO Europe. he has taught and traiAed,
BY dins q great patience and persevessnce, an
opera company, inside up of thirty parrots and
paroquets, who perform two of Bellinfs operas,
"Norma" and "Somnambula," on miniature
stage, Nth FULL chorus and recitatiye. Tho
director and manager accompanies the artist
on piano hsrmonium, and the perfection with
which each bir0 sings his part and the excel
lencc Of the ehoFus b prodigious. The debut
Of this lyrico- theological company in 'sNor-
MAJ was attended by the wealth and fashion
Of Lima. When the paroquct that sang the
eontralto finished tho allegro In the ''Saluta-
ton TO the Moor" such was the enthusiasm,
the shouting and the applause at hearing .
bird sing the "Casts Diva" that the bird COM
pany, ahrighted, took fight and sought refuge
among the side scenes. This interrupted the
performances for nearly quarter of an hour,
and Signor C0ntarini had to tranquilize the
artists" by giving them bread soaked in wine.
Thenceforth the expressions and appreciation
were moderated In order not to spoil the play.
1t appears that the bird artists have now,be-
come accustomed to the applause. The cor
RICHNESS and propnety with which they give
certain parts OF the opera are wonderful. The
primo tcnoFe possesses all the airs and grace of
the school OF Mario, and the ladies Of Lima
have named the prima donna Pattf.-Erehaage.
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Containing Cards II r1rst.Csass
lishments In all BraDehss q
ness In the District.
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V4fkS o7Eb pRpFEkTY LocAT All X SH HE
E SGqFHHfMSsFTrRN sEhcHHisSTEgg Il 4HHaRR

On MEbXEspAY, faTRs6tY. fRLDAY and
will expose FOR sale e sSston IN isons Of The =
the following described Improved and snimproved
III, situate on the northwest conner Of Eleventh
and 2 streets sousheast, Improved by very nicely
finished 6-f0om frame house. g.
ON THE SANE DAY, at 5tSo O'Clock p. m, eouth
part OF lot y In square 80 2sxl1 feet 3lnehes, sit.
nate on Twelfth street, between and streets
ON THE SAME DAY, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, lot 10,
the Corner q TeptH and Z streets southeast.
In SQUARE 81. 11Ii6 ieet. situs.s on { .tIs.t Sc.
tween Sixth and Seventh stresty, southeast; i'm
proved BY two-story and attic hrtcs house, con-
taiDlng ten rooms, cellar, and brick staete.
in square GO, Oxi06 Feet; Improved eys comforts.
BILE dye.roon frame house In good order, being No.
sI2 Pifth street southeast.
one..i!th cash; BALANCE in three Year,: deferred
ine.ss. asPo:lt Of sas must eS made = :oOn :.
Of ale. 'p j THEe. =. axTcAEt. Agent. w
h,s RRiEEY, xaesicsesr.
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PROPOSALS ron SUPPLIES.

VOhOkOSALS fOA SUffLlES.
OFFICE CHIEF CoNnssARY OF sUBsIsrHNcK,1
DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA, [
No. 566 MAREET srREET, 4
san ERANcIsco. CAL. Feb; I, 1874:
sealed proposats In trip.icate, Of the form PFC;
;s'ssS ~ o xp sfs'ts s rn fSl
the supply Of Suhsistenoe Stores At The following
comiMiSssfy 0ensfal may direct, commencing July
DAMP WRIGHT, CAL.
CAMP eSsTos, CAY:
CANE INpEPfNpENcE, CAL.
H.r rssA ssss ~ s3cTrS; SAN forh Smoked Bacon
CAMP PIQwELL. CAL.
:, rresh Poi. flouf, Salt PORK, smoked Bacon,
IxNr n'pERMlr, NEW.
Fresh Dee6 Flour, Salt Pork, Smoked Bacon,
~. II sA HI f:il 's sucked Bacon,
foRT HALL, IDAHO.
nsms Y fl CIV ana f std .'fI' 'm'kea nae'n'
Details and requirements furnished by the under
skped; copy Of the latter. with this advertise
mshs to BE- attached to sneh GtSgSss W Sasrsa
Captain and c. g., and Bvt. Brig. Gen., U. 5. A.,
ChiefC. g., Dept. ca. feb0
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TINTED STATES MARsAAL,s SALE.

In virtue Of wit Of FielI Faeias hsssd ont OF
the CLERK once or the Supreme Coort OF the Dis
public sale, for cash, in ffont Of the Court house
Xnrii, MA a Il o.cIock M ali Wiiiisn n. New.
ton right title, claim and Interest In and 70 part
from tic southeast corner Of said ia, and running
thence north ny FEST. west no net Inch to ne
thence to the place OF beainning-f6e same he
ing one half interest in said lot-in the
with all and singular the improyement4 thereon;
seized and levied upon rs the property OF William
No. r. i3 in favor Of A. A. Bickslcr against Henry
Lacy, Adeiine Lacy, and William Newton:
ALEX. SHARP,
mhi7-d United states marshal ID. c.
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
! TATE, IMPROVED BY A LIVERY STABLE,
s!TuATEp on S0yTH z SIRE S ]: I RETWEEN

BY virtue Of . deed Of trust dated October 10. A.
d. ls72, and duly recorded in nber No: 6sA folio
20 ct SEQ. Of the land records for Washington
direction Of the party secured thereby We will sell
q public suction to the highsst bidder In
Of March, A. u. ls4, At o'clock p. m:s al that
cerain piece or parcel Of GROUND N ne city
as and being part Of lot numbered two e IN
Ssei Win that width TIE DEPTH Of ssid lot numbered
two e, together with the Improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, Of which eiSo must
be paid It s.is and he deferred Peynents In si1
from day Of sale, and secured by deed Of trust on
the premises sold. Terms Of sale to be fully com
piled with within i've days ater day Of sale, other
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property, after weeks notice, at risk and cost
Of the defLulttng purchaser. AL conveyancing at
purchasef's cost. : n
= 7, EDW. CLARK, lrru.,.e..
s..---., j. 7. CbLDWELL,
mhe-NWF&ds Salesman.
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RY LAIIMER Q CLEA1Y,..1

D. .
TRuBIEHe' BALE BY lOATALO0UB, OF TIE
EETIRE EYE Et;TS az THE METROP0TI-
L VANIA IVEY0E- RITVEEH SIKH Am
sEENXnrS SlsI SIInSEIA GokFElsINa, ABOUT
BY virtue u Z deed Of trust dated the ii cay OF
NafcS nm md Snfv 1870 IA IN I.jher M. M
folio q s. one OF III. Ind recoYds Of ;WssSiHrton
eoaasy. District Of Colun6is e shan sei by p1oilc
eo1neie1ng MONDAY IORNiX6 Marcn n IA.
Is 10 e,clock, and continana each dsy theresftsr
OpS HereaS Parlsr GrSnS P;SSa ss6Ssrsss Sseck
L Coz = :
Hirrors
Abe1l my nosswaoe and Waiast Parior suites
8Ie6xat keSeVoo and Wanus III r. fabies . !
&leSa4t Niadey Hanging, y 80 ~ 10, o,
In V:Sss ~ s.sssss c sae Sa :na Hss
41eSnnt Roe SWood Chamber turnitufe, embracing
,af sipgle and touhss French fisfr 1irror-fF0nf
WSldro6es, Narhfe<fop Dreseinr Bpreans. Mr..
hie-top enciesSi ssSstsSds- nd TsfHic-top
= Conmodes. L-- -f-----,' - 7 :
Wal1nt Chamber Furniture, consisting Of Marble.
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sXfD cS III IiMMPPIRH6vEpH BY fXRGR
SWELLINa HOUSE AND oTHER IMPRovE-
By virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
DLsrict Of Columbia. passed In Equity can,e Nc Nc
@ Il Ses: & al J1hn
TaSRsDAY. he I'm day or S.Ts ss. A. j. lss
a.er I'll S III q
and estate Of the parties TO this cause IN and TO ali
for the aid piece, parcel Or tract Of land a ne
Pierce street and JEFFERSON street, as i.id down
upon the revised plat Of said yniontovn. running
:sS ses uess.la
more Of less. 70 the Division line between said
running ne
forty.ssyena .haif deEress we.t GLOWING three,
Hundred and eighty Ret; thence south ss!enty live
and half degrees, east two hundred and three feet
.nS Il
.s IN si Sss .
'ds q d
loE..ssE VIII ,Ihs osiIdins: end .ppartsS..ess,
X Se
equal payments, IN si!. twelve and eighteen months,
ssenrsd By the notss ne psrsSs:sr Or
tee, and 70 D lien the property sold. 10 deed
given INIT, the whole RnrsG.ss nonsy and interest
3 S:a; sssi s roy q
and risk or dcfani ing purchaser or purchasers.
e s9s q n 81
mht1-d&ds lstarl 8. H. WARNER, Anct.
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TINTED STATES MARsRAL's sALE

IN virtue Of too srits u Hbesii Fsefas. issued
DissRiet q Cois.Ss. and % ne diftettd, VIII ~
soSTs q 81. sss sesA Z
AIsiL il& q y e'eloeh n. IN Henri Wells. sight,
a. i re CIV o 81 az e ses
tcssther With ali and singular The Ipprosensnts
Henri Wells, ana viii be cold 10 satisG sxsentip0
M0. M, II ~ fAver Of Waller @. yohnson agsi1st
Henri Wells and John Wilson, and No, II, -,
Mary shaekeiford against Henry Wells. =
&c., Bs--ara5 ..g.u ALEX. SHARP,
mh1Z-d United States Marshal ID, C, =
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LIMITED STATES NARsHAL's SALE

In virtue Of writ OF Fier Taeias. Issued from the
Clerks ONCE Of the Supreme Court Of the District
c sale, for cash, in front OF the court hoise dopr
Of said District, MONDAY, the 9Th day of April,
tate Of william o. Crawford and Maria L. Craw.
fcsd. being 7 In fee, saIjest % The Ne estate Of
and 70 lot No. 2. IN 8. A. Douglass and u. n.
Rice's subdivision of square No. $50 in the city Of
the improvements thereon. seized and levied npcn
- the property Of william G. Craw ford and Maria
L. Crawford and will b.: sold Ia satisfy execution
No. n,is1, In favor Of james 8. Edwards;
marr7.d United states Haf,RaI. b. &,
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SEWING MACHINES.

.MAIxaA xsp,1 s scsf AN ,....s.....
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WAsHH1ENssaa5I9oH, LIZ N9R sESSlS,l SEX Yol

MERCHANTS LINE OF sTEAMsRIPS
N wAsHINoroSS f rNb 5Nxw YORK.
Hereafter the fine steamships e. q. KNIGHT and
R9 SHINa = GIBSON 81! III Hase, fssv.as VERIFY
WXsHlNGTON ssd g EOkGET0NN. 8 i6li1vs;
Leave New York nom Pier . East River every sat
AT .. N: And Alexandra the ans day q M
For ful Information apply e R.P. =. DEHHAn
ts.n, Or st The corner Of eeysPssssiA fssSss and
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Is Re.i E.sste rent and Auctioneer,
Ni Seventh s,resi, OPP. United stats Patent oMes'
rRusTEES, SALE OF 4 vALUARLE BUILD.
ING LOT On THE WEST SIpE Sry sHNxE NJ

1Tk44T WHITNEY,, . oSH DAAoe -
81 Virtae q sdeed ef.rust, dased Marsa n, ADJ.
mi, daily recorded In Li6es No. 90 Selie - enc 90
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-21
Il STATE LOTTERIES.
: = $500, 600. 7
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Le0alised BY 6tetea0th0Iity,An and Drawn
inRublie I'm 81. Louis
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.
10000 H11ana1o0E0.
CLASS G, TO BE DRAWN MARCH 81, 1874
$3.50 Prizes, Anounting t. $500, 600.

Tickets, elOy HalfTieke eSs Quarters,
= - -. o4.6o. -~-
~ Our lotteries are chartered by the State, are
always drawn at the time named, and all drawings
are under the supervision Of sworn commissioner.
~ The oficial drawing viii be published In the
81. Louis papers, and copy Of drawing sent 70 pur-
chasers oftickets.
~ We will draw, . similar scheme the last day OF
every month during the year 1874.
81 Remit % our risk by POST OFFICE MONEY
ORDERS, REGISTERED LETTER, DRAFT, or
EXPRESS. Send for circular. Address
Murray, MILLER 4 Co.,
%. LO0is, Mo.
Post Once Box. 24Sa ..- Z. myl-TuTh &Stf