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The Evening Performa n nee.

The athletic games IN the evening began with
'throwing the heavy hammer" sixteen pounds)
There were seven competitors, the match being won
by Mr.. Rennie (as usua), who tossed the hammer
30 feet and inches. He TOOK the gold medal Mr.
David Deans, OF Astoria, scored S5 feet and was
awarded the second prize, silver medal, while
the third prize--a silver medal-was given to M
J. Mcmillan for throw OF 70 feet 8 incnes.
For the wrestling bout to see which there
seemed to be wrestess desire on the part of the
audience, Mr.. Harry Howard, OF Glen Cove, and
Mr.. f. Steinbacn, of the New York Turn Verein,
stepped into the arena. Mr.. Howard Is
an Englishman and sustained fully the
reputation his country enjoys Tor producing rough
match and was warmly contested, the prize, sil-
yer medal being awarded to Mr.. Howard lor two
fair falls after four struggles, one 1ou and one tc
iall" being called by the umpire.
Then came the feature OF the evening-the ''pro-
fessional one mile walk, lor which there were
Edward Mullen who lately walked at the Riding
Academy, In Sixth avenue, and Mr.. James
a; A., Adams Ths Ins ,rsSr course was eight
OF the bell Adams burst away, and, after moment
OF appreciaDle pause, Mullen followed. He caught
his opponent when half way round and passed the
making the whole race one Continued
squirt. Mullen scored mis- first hall mlie in
3in. bls; Adams In Am. 15s. Some III feeling
demonstrated itself In the audience towards Adams
who was jeered for bis shortcomings. On the fifth
round he matted and would have given up the race,
Mullen had evidently made up his mind TO catch
his opponent the second time, which he did amid
tremendous cheering, when Adams had walked
squirting ahead, he passed the stand victor,
scoring his mile in I'm 6ss. He walked with q
arms close to his sides. The prize was silver @
medal and q purse oil SIS.
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THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

At special meeting OF the Produce Exchange
managers yesterday the new bylaw In reference
TO settlements between members who fail to meet
contracts was adopted; also bylaw changing the
hour OF the annual election. Meetings are called
for Thursday and Friday Of this week to discuss
the proposition to close the Exchange daily at
one r. N.
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stakeb0at Off The Idle hOur,n at GreenvIle,
leaving 1t on the west, to and around the beacon
on hOmer shoals, rounding 1t to the west and
south, thence back 10 stakeboat passing 1t to the
west. making a distance OF about twenty miles,
The course Ior the third and fourth class was rom
the same starting point to and around the buoy
or Robbins Reel, passing IL co he south and east,
thence To and around buoy OF sand Island, passing
1t 10 the east and nOrth back TO stakeboat passing
1t 10 the west This course TO be sailed twice,
making about dis ance OF fifteen niles.
The Judges were Messrs. stephen Quaif, John
Ward and j. Il, Haight. The first gun, to prepare,
was fired at nh. l0n.; the second gun, Tor the
start oil the second class boats, lin. l5m.; the
third gun, Tor the third class TO be away, In.
20m and tine fourth gun, Tor the ''little ones" 10
scamper after their larger sisters, 1lh. 22m.
They passed the imagInarly line as Ioows:-
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The Yules Badly Beaten by professionally


bVHTVNi IotT'
At base ball here to-day the Princeton Club
gained victory over the Harvard Club by score
Oi IL to IL.
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Base Ball Notes.

The Atlantcs play the Philadelphlas on the
Union Grounds this afternoon.
Tomorrow the Mutuais and Phlladelphias try
Conclusions.
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The Tournament at Brantford, Ontario.

Umpre-Mr. Mclean, of the Philadelphia
The Tournament at Brantford, Ontario.
BRANTFoRD June 80, 1874.
The base ball tournament closed to-day with a
match between the Red Stockings, OF Boston, the
champions of the United States, and the Maple
Lea club, OF Guelph the champions Of the Do
mlnlOn. lhe Red Stockings won. Score, 20 TO q.
The Yales Badly Beaten by Professionals.
HARTFoRD, Conn, June 80, 1874
In game OF base ball PLAYED here to-day
between the Hartford Professional and the Yale
University Clubs. the former were victorious by
score of too.
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nuns tNTl1V-VHC Dy VWVH. -
tual, 8.
rime of game one hour and hai
Umpire-Mr Mclean, OF the Philadelphia.
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SECOND CLASS.


The yachts not timed by the Judges could not ar
feet the result Tae Keyport wlps the second class
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gretted by bOJh tn
many Of the later
model on the waters 0t@
was gwen tnat DOthng W.
the craft, there were noted
nal the fOlOwIng:-
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SECOND GLASS SLOOPS-OPEN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-15

and immediately adjoining the Army Medical
Museum, on Tenth street, Washington City,
thirty-eight thousand five hundred dollars, or
90 much thereof as may be necessary for Il Q
purpose; Provided, That the cost Of said lot
adjoining Winder's building shall not exceed
thirty-hVe thousand dollars, and the cost CT
said property adjoining the Army Medical Mu-
scum shall not exceed three Thousand i've hur-
dred dollars, and that payment shall not be
made for either lot until the title thereto is
perfect and the property free Of incumbrance.
ITO Be oonttHtIeS,l
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pY Z. H. WARMER,
II Real Estate Broker and Auctloneer,
Federal Buildings corner Seventh and n stS. Y. W.

Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and Y SIS. w.
TRU TEES, SALE OF BEAUTIFUL. sUBUR-
ANT.
By virtue OFFS deed OF trust. dated April ~ A. D,
ls72 duly recorded In lbsr No 65) fOlO 30 one OF
the land records for WASHINGTON county, In the
District OF Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, we viii sell AZ public AUG
lion, In front Of the premises, on THURSDAY,
September H. 1874, at $50 O'Clock D. m, all those
certain pieces or parcels Of ground situate IN the
county OF Washiny ton, d. C., known and de-
scribed as parts Of lots numbered hfty-sx, (53, }
hfy-seven, o. and eghy-hve, (S5. of 5. P. Browns
subdivision OF Mount Pleasant, being all ihat por
tion OF said lots not heretofore conveyed to Us;
also, all Of lots hfty- nine and tlf (J9 sixty
two, l62, Eeyenty-siE, Ca and eighyfOur Of said
:. p, Brown 5 subdivision of Mount Pleasant, con-
timing In all one hundred thousand ave hundred
and seyenty-four Q0g, $50 fest OF ground.
Terms: One third In cash; balance az twelve,
tEenty-four and thirty-six months, for which in
stallments the pur, hN-er will be required to give
his prOmissOTy notes bearing interest the rate Of
ten per cent. per annum from the day OF sale, and
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold. A
deposit OF $3.50 will BE- reqir at time OF sale and
all Conveyancing at the expense Of the purchaser.
IL terms OF sale are not complied with IN seven
days, the trustees reserre the right 20 resel the
property at the risk and cost Of the defAuliing
chaser after Ave days iyertisement.
plat Of the property can be seen at the ONCE OF
WILLIAM sTICKNEY, (Trrs,...
GEORGE II. PL mt, }Irustees'
Gull-TuIhS&ds j. 4. COLDWELL4, Salesm-n
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PY b. H. WARNER,
II Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and SITS. NV.

II Real Estate Broker and AuctlOneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and SITS. NV.
TRUsTEEs, SALE OF ,BEAgTIEyL sUBgR-
BAN PROPERTY AT MOUNT PLEASANT.
By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated March II, A. d.
lST2 duly recorded in Liber No. a. folio Is OF
the land records for Washington county, IN the
District OF Columbia, and at the request OF ths
party secured thereby, we will sell, at public aUc
ton, IN fr2nt OF the premises, commencing on
THURSDAY, September Il, 1874, atI O'Clock p. m,
Washington county, D. G., yizi All those Lots
numbered forty four l+.) foTty-dve (+5.) forty
six lte,) Sixty-eight s,) slXty-nlne (6n,l seven
~ 10, seVenty-one GI,) seYenty-tyO a. sew
enty-nlne Q9,) seYcnty-seyen CT,) seventy
elgnt a., eighty Ceol eighty-ons a. eighty-two
(Sz,) eighty three ca hfy-eight (55,) Ind Hfty-
Pleasant.
Terms: One third cash, and the balance at twelve
and twenty-four months, for which instRllmsnts
the purchaser will be required TO give his promis-
sorry notes, bearing interest At the rate OF ten
cent. per annum from the cay OF sale, and secured
BY deed OF trust on the land and premises sold.
deposit OF g will be required OF the purchaser
at the time OF sale, and all eon7eyanclng At the
penss Of the purchaser. II the &c ms Of sac are
not compiled with In seven days, the trustees re-
serve she right to resell ths property at the risk
and cost Of the defauitlng purchaser, after dve
4 plat oftie property be seen at the once Of
'-' ~1''''"' WILLIAM sTICKNEY, lr,n.....
GEORGE II. PLANT, AEuAboeS'
J. II. COLDWELL, Salesman,
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PROPOSALS

TMPRovEMENT OF WASHINGTON AND
i GEORGETOWN HARBoRs, D. G.,
u i No Gs as 4 s4 3anIeE'
wAsHrseToE, P. O., August {, iSt. !
Sooa q FRiDAY August i, IL and opened ia n
5iaS forms isDsSi1cstiOns, Gan s e RHd on
R snEisss 70 TINS once U. s. Gi1il E1Siaser
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
TRIoT OF coLUMBIA.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, !
WARRINGTON, D. O., August !, 1874.
WROUGHT AND CAsT-IRoN WORK.
I'D tn u m Of the 10Th day Of August 1874 for fur
and ssRE % RRa PA s.
thS DraWIngs: DESCRIBED in the speciacatton and
iron inches, and GslTa1iied Iron Fiass FOR for Cells.
0nst-r9n Csillng. ~ fou5th-tler Gels and Cor
m: ereti9T Door, 20. @ Wardsn's ohdcas, Chapel
dSs nay Be had on sPPfcstlo3 az this ee '"
,s s % sss r. & to put
ment free ofchArge but will be erected BY tas con-
Proposals viii be made By the piece superficial or
neal foet or weight for the various items OF work
The whole OF the WT S snd Cast-irOp work
must be delivered rapidly may be called for BY
tSs SIiidinS, nsmsiy, the nieSss and 1sStiisiiHg
aGss for the .STth prison wing for Shlch IsS yin Re
and the single nues within four weeks from date OF
acceptance or proposal; the inches for eeeondtier
cells and double dues Within six weeks from same
datei the inches tor thrdtier cells and triple dues
within eight weeks nom same date; and thu inches
TOR fOuIth-tter cells and quAdrupie dues within ten
weeks from same Date Also cast-irOn ceilings for
cells iron for ceilings Of main prison
for south wing within eleven weeEsfrom same date.
The inches, dues, ceilings, and corrugated Iron
simmer and need not therefore be made BY the con-
tractor until spsciaca ordered. Grating doors,
door frames, &C., for centre wings will be required
within eleven weeks from date Of acceptance OF pro-
posAl.
cent, until the inal completion Of the contract.
Ali bids must be accompanied by penal bond Of
two responsible persons, in the sum Of four thou
sand dollars ga Co., that the bidder will accept and
perform the contract If awarded him. the sufcIency
security to be certified by the United States
Judge, Clerk Of the United States Court, or the Dis
tTict Attorney Of the District wherein he resides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bidsf be deemed for the Interest Of the Gov
eminent to do so, or to order more or less OF any
item at the same rate proposed In the Schedule Htlts
option.
Every BID must be made on the printed form to be
obtained at this ONCE and must conform In every
or Is will pot be considered.
Proposals will not be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged In the manufacture Of
WrOughta and Cast-iron work, and who have not the
necessary facilities for getting out the work.
Proposals Will be enclosed in a sealed envelope,
endorsed IBID for Wrought and Cast-lrOn Work
for New JAIL District Of Column a, and addressed
au7-:2s superyisi5S ATchitect.
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AUCTION SALES.
Future paIA.
sALE q HORsEs.


DY LATIMER a CLEARY,
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Pen9. avenue and Eleventh
street, Star Once Building.
SALE OF HORSES.
DEPOT QUARTERhAsTER' OFFICE,
WAsHIEGTON, ID. G.. July le, 1874. !
VII be sold At public arction, at 10 O'Clock m,
AgGUsF y, ls7L az the QuartermasteE's Stables,
corner OF ourteenth and Q streets southwest
SEVEN (7) HORSES.
Terms cash. WIN. MYERS,
Depot QuArtermaSter,
,,s,.A brevet ~ gIdieT genera, o. $. A.
DT WASH. ID. WILLIAMS. Aucf
- Successor to Green Williams, Auctioneers
No. IDOL northwest corner Tenth and d streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
STORY BRICK nWELLINgl ON THE EAST
eide OF y NTH STREET, BETMEES 1 AND
new YORK WE'VE We ~ Eng Nok sstig iSo
IsfS and recorded In Liber No. III, folio lSt, &c,
one OF the lRpd records for Washington county,
the written request Of the party Occurred thereby,
Vii sell. on TUESDAY, the hrst day OF Septembef,
A.: D. hI< At O'Clock p. m, In front Of he prem
square four af SuadT red snd tS fs & IN
ginning for the same al the southwest corner Oh
said lot, on Ninth street, and running thence east
iest zen inches 20 an alley thence north
10 Ninth street ninety-one feet ten inches, thence
south twenty-s,x feet % The place OF be- Kin nifE
Gnee in one, two, three AMI four years. scored by
deed OF trust the property, with interest Al ZEN
eSb az tbs option Of he Dure6sIer 81 az
sale must be comp e with Il dve DAYS, or the truSt
tees reserve the right to resell at the rsk and cost
GEORGE PUERSsEEi55,I ITrustees.
aug3-d Aucttoueer.
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JOB PRINTING.

-~------S
Plain and Fancy
! PLAIN AND FANCY
PLAIN AND FANCY
PLAIN AND FANCY
JOB PRINTING
JOB PRINTING
JOB PRINTING
JOB PRINTING
y JOB PRINTING
Printing in COlOrs}
PRINTING IN CoLORs
PRINTING IN CoLORs
PRINTING IN COLORs
PRINTING T COLORS
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TESFEifgaE 59gS = SSEk ASP s8gb
WEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date sth
day Of APRIL, A: D. 1879, and recorded In Liber No.
"a, Folio 81, Of the land records OF Washington,
D. O., and by written request or The party secured
thereby, will sell on WEDNESDAY,, August 10,
stock, fixtures, &e., &C., eontsInsd In the Drug
stoIe southwest c2tneI Of Seventh AID streets
northwest, being No. s8, comprising everything
Usually foHnd I'd hrstsolsss drug STORE.
The stock and bNtures viii be offered a. whole,
in detail.
This presents . sp'endid opportunity to engage
in lucrative business the Stand being one Of the
best in the city.
Termsi One third eRshy balance In sig and
twelve months; interest at eight PER cent,
CHARLES p. HARMON, Trustee,
DUEOANsON BROS,
aul3-ThSM&W AuctIoneeF5.
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jyn.wastosSnTS s0H'r VI LUZ
pRoPosILs FoR pREpaTNa.
EsoINEEE 0EEIoE, .. 8; ANY. }

EE6IgEEk OFFICE, q. 8. AMY
No. l0i STATE sTRElT,
NEW LONDON CoHN., July ., ls54
sealed pfeposes will Be reeeiyed q this oes qn-
FOR dredging at the following places;
!. Rtoningtcn HarbOr, Conn. NJ
y BridR6port Harbor, Conn.
,. EoyEak River, Conn,
RpsalaeatIonS IN regard to the works and blhk
fqfns f0t proposals and guaranty, upon which VI
hldI must Be made, will be sent on application p
thlS once. nx.-
irar-st M,inrnfEnrIns.rr.Rr foi N 81
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For preservation Of the collections of the sur
yeying and exploring expeditions Of the Gov
eminent, twenty thousand dollars; and for TT
ting up and completing the cases 10 the new
halls required for the Government collections
ten thousand dollars in all, thirty thousand
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ROCK PRTNTINGl
'-.
M o 49,
BILL HEADS, HAND BILLS
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GuI2-WFM&ds
DY LATIMER & 6EEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh 81.
Star Once Building.
TRUsTEEs' SALE. OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE, FRONTING ON sTREkT NOATH-

SAtE 81 on SAEs4EsEEEEEF FE EoF II
~ virtue q deed q trust. bearing date on the
h SfE q sd SSS esd n d a
q tS S'S SrsS.s % TBfP R dsy 6t PR
sty and Dstret and E3oxa H IS ana Being ali Of oi
No; II and part Of lot Nc. y in square No. q
west e0rsr Of said ot and t Tnn2s Ssuce due east
along the north line Of said lot twenty-fOur feet
3 tSTsS 8 inches themes West ~
feet two Inches TO the west line OF lot and thence
ming, together with all the sppaFtsnances tSsfetO
Terms 81 sale; One nth cash, and the balance in
f twelve ssa months IN VIII
70 b sscnrsd By ssea q trust on the
ises. deposit Of $40 Will be- required Of the pur-
6 6as6 q ms AZ q 5 sS 5 S III e .ss
Pro. rty viii be resod AZ the fisk aud expense u
the deiauliing purchaser: AL eonTeyHneins at the
~ " Ei6SIAISSRbS T44kkkkAHGH, Trustees.
LATfMER CLEARY,
jv24-c&ds Auct!Oneers.
sBTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
I'll WEDE EsPAY, the lsth day Of 4 ASgqst, lS-4,
E EnIGpH4ARD TAAbbkHAsSSH' Trustees.
, y, y, NOBLE OBJ Z if tAHEh1 SLE1RY,
GnI-F,M ,W&ds Aucti0psers.
PY b. II. wAKNEE,
FEDERAL Buildings. corner Seventh and sis NV.
TsUsTEEs, SALE OF 4. TYo-sToRY AND
MHfHIiAS aRQG ES lFf4cAEBb,L St6RSFS oRR
STREET, At MOUNT PLEAsANf -A
By virtue Of deed OF trust dated April g. A. D.
one OF me Land Records for Washington county,
in the District Of Columbia, and at the request OF
the party secured thereby, Te WIN seII at public
September IL 1874, at O'Clock D. m, ali those GER
tain pieces or parcels Of ground situate in Washing
ton county, q. O., known and described a follows
six six, Ss, and ,nn{.;eVen, CD Of s: 7: Browns
point on the south end Of lot frtT-hve, as ten UOl
thence north parallel with the line Of said lot
hfsy-ave, CS5,) two hundred and seventy (Z0) feet
thence west parallel with the south line oflotS afty
hundred Qo0J feet; thence south parallel vita the
west line Of lot hfty-seyen (S7l two hundred and
seventy CV Iset 20 point on the south end Of iot
corner Of said lot nty-seyen t1 thence east along
the south line Of lots hfty-seTen, (d. hfty-siX,
AMI @ - s6S place ssSiE1 5g
feet OF ground together with the improvements, as
Terms: One third in cash; and the balance at
twelve, tw;pty-four and thirty ak months, for
which lnstallments the purchaser win be required
to give his pToms5ory notes bearing interest 81 the
sale ana secured 81 Geed in 0s dss SS Ind
and premises sold. A deposit Of 20 y will be re-
QuIrsd AZ time Of sale and ali sonvsyaneinE a. the
not co@Sed With Il seven dsys tRs t n rs
serve the right to resell the property at the risk
and COST OF the defaultlnE purchaser. amer fYe
5S-E plat OF the property can be seen at the
8%IIdLIbIdAAMs sTpBGGTENNEEY, Trustees.
-. J. 4. CoLDwELL,
auii-TuThS&ds Salesman.
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E kkEEIn6vfE99S E TD DJR HSggysE
81 s{sFt = ss fAk5E 81
B66ERSSTGEkAspsstt Il, iHRg by
2TGSNEEF o fABII e 4 BEBs SSE
CHIMES, L6OKING GLASSES, -tIITUREs,
k0CKERs, UARPENfER,s BEStH, S6ot
SSHEsT AMP TOOLS v GLC KS Ss5TdEdRx;tkAA9r
CCASToRs- WAITEKs, CooHlEe, HEAIlE4
AID A lot OF KIICHEN REQuIsIfEs.
On TUESDAY, MORNING, August r, 1874 COM
msnc ng St ten O'clock, IN front OF our auction
rooms, We shall sell the aforementioned goods.
ALSO,
Large lot OF Itnware, COel Rods, OIL Csns, &C..
being the contents OF tin aud hardware store.
ALSO,
one Bay Horse, Carriage and lIaTne 8, at eleven
O'Clock. DUNCASsON Bros
suI5 Cstar Herald Auc1eHeers.
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pY LATIMER a CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Penn. avenue and Eleventh
street, Star Omoe Building.
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Containing Cards OF First-CIasS EStab'
IiShmsnta In All branches of BUSH
ness I'm the District.
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THE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY
a. pr.SIrs The q Rd pD . Sa So 4r for
Yegabules. Sidewalks footWaLg, and Qurblng, u
House and Lawn steps, add Piatsormsi houses
noptsf; cellar walls and flooring eemented % ex-
made perfectly dry, and sure preventive against
me iStrunon Or Tats, nseeetf S9:I and 81 other
edAPted. Our Portland Cemsnt becomes In 9 few
days superior TO OF the marbles natural Btone
in Common use, and e an Admirable imitation Oh
either marble or stone; V more durable, and la
ereases Its crushing resistance with age. It's beauty
saSc-1 G. N. R3SissIIa sals h 6s3SsSs..
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Ta6. q, CloDhano.

o. S. Commissions aud Examiner In ChAncsry.
SHORTHAND WRlTEA
AND LAW REPORTER.
!ofhes-Eo. noe street, between First aad second
treets, facing IndiAna ATenps, mha
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF Com. OF INTERNAL REVENUE, )
WASHINGTON, July q, 1874.
Proposals will be received until TUESDAY, the
printing upon paper to BIS furnished for that pur-
pc by thi Office, Internal Revenue Stamps OF the
following classes, denominations and sizes, in
present Use, and as hereafter specified, viz:
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AUCTION SALES.
RY DUNCANsON BROS., AuetiOneerS,
~ Southeast corner Ninth and D streets n. ".

au15 1IINfIA NgON ppOI 80,
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sFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
I'll WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of August, 1874,
same hour ard p ,ce BY the order Of the Trustees.
EI6HHARR TAbLtLAASSH' Trustees.
LATiSIER 4 CLEARY,
RuT-F N, W&ds AuctiOnscrs.
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II, AK a NOTICE
y. ~ glE'l Il. el;ss4.A.s. K 3, "a
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
% soR4sasSsio copsrr, ~

CEha ssY 81 E,Ed
Orangcburg, 8. c., Dec. 26th, 1878.
In accordance with Section nO, of can
Act to RAISE SUPPLIES jforAths Fiscal
Year Commencing November lst, 1879, and
to Alter and Amend the Law in Relation to
the Collection Of Taxes."es Is ,-vsp ~, !
No'icecis hereby given that my Office will
be opened for The reccipt of Taxes on am,
af'er Saturday the 10Th day Of January,
1874, until the 18th day Of January, 1874,
after which time penalty Of 20 per Cent
will be added to all unpaid Taxes of that
date. 49,
Taxes will be received in Gold or Silvoy
Coin, u S. Currency, National Bank Not es
and Certificates of Indebtedness, authorized
bJ the General Assembly, and issued to the
Republican Printing Company pursuant to
the Act approved November 10, 1873.
RfsC See the above card.
The rate percentum will be as follows.
For general State purposes, ~ mills on a
dollar.
For County purposes, mills on n dollar
For past Indebtedness of county 3 mills
dollar. ,7-.ste-, ,
Local School Tar, Distriet No. 1.-vnnces,
1 mill on dollar.
Local School Tar, District No. 2.-PoplAr,
mills on a dollar.
Local Sehoo. Tar, District No. 3.-Pine
Grove, l mix On dollar. a2-
Local School Tax, District No. 4-Amolia
3 mills on o dollar
Local School Tar, Disnict No. 5.-Provi.
dcnce, IA mill on dollaa.
Local School Tar, District No. &C oodbyl
3 mills on dollar.
Local School Tar, District No. Lyons
mills on the dollar.
Local School Tar, Dietriet No. s.-Cow
Castle, 8 mills ON dollar.
Ioe"t School Tar, Distrte. No 9-Middle
l mill on a dollar.
Local School Tar, Dsehsct No. 1O.-Oranco
, mills on q dollar
Local School Tax, District, No. ll.-Car
Cav. l. mills on n dollar.
Local School Tar, District No 12-Branch
vile, mill on q dollar.
local School JuG, Distriet No. la.-Nov
Hope, mills ON q dollar.
Local School Tax, District No. l4.-EI.s.
beth, mills on a dollur
local Sehoei Tar, Di.ksssNo. 15.-Edinto
. mills On dollar
Local School Tar, Dt.trapt No. ls.-Union
mills OH dollar.
Local School Tux, District No. l7.-Zion
mills on dollar.
Local School Tar, .aDishief No. IS.-Tillew
8 mills on tile dollar.
Locai School Tar, District Ma. I9.-Liber-
ty, mill on u dollar.
Loeai School Tar, D.strict No. 2O.-Good.
land, anill on dollar.
Local School Tar, Di,1i,t No. 2l.-IIebrop
mill on dollar. ~ .r ..,f
Local School Tar, District No. 22.-Rockov
Grove, million n doRar.
Tax payers must call for tho Tax on each
piece of property in the townships where
il lies
J. L. HUMBERT,
County Treasurer.
dec - 1879 tt