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PROPOSALS. for
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK
Tor the
Library OF THE NEW STATE DEPARTMENT

OFFICF OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, }
TREASURY DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON, ID. G., July 2f 1874
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until Il
NJ OF the lh dav OF August ls4, for furnishing deliver
fitting and putting In place the wrought and iron
work required the Library OF the New state Depart.
mcnt
copies of the drawings and specifications be had
on application at this Office
All scafioing required by the to put the
work in place will be furnished by the department. tree
OF charge, but Will lie erected by the contractors.
Proposals will be made Tor the whole complete,
shown on drawings ana described III specification.
The whole of The work must be completed within four
months from date OF acceptance Of the proposal
Payments will be made monthly, dcducung 10 per
cent, until the completion OF the contract.
All bids must be accompanied by PENAL bond OF two
responsible persons in the sum OF twenty five thousa
dollars 1925 ItO that the bidder will accept perform
the contract ava ded him; ihe .uieiency of the
curiiy be certified ny the United States Judge Clerk
the United states Court or the District Attorney of
the District wherein the hidder resides
The Department reserves the right reject any or all
bids f' DC deemed tor the interest the government
do
Every bid must be made the printed form to be OBJ
tanned this Office and conform in every respect
the requirements OF this advertisement or 1t VIII not
be considered.
Proposals will not be received from parties who are
not engaged in the manufacture iron
work ana who have not the necessary facilities for
getting out the work.
Al, bids must be enclosed in a sealed envelope en-
dorscd proposals Tor Wrought and Cast Iron Work
Library, New state Department, Wa.hngton. ID. Co.
and addressed 10 a. u. MCLLETf,
SupcrVsug Architect
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DIRECTORY FOR ADvER Users.

AMusEMENrss=s.eosDI ! r.Gn-prst I,.sp column; ,I,;.
eonm column
sS GSap
snoqki4S tIs' s9iuR9 REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srvnsru
sysISEssss PACE s.,..,
M Fok
CLERKS rs' 'NHp' XSD sALEsNEN-srvrs1u pAcp-rourth
uoAcH%E9 SH:Si. AND cARDESERs-sr,rs1u r4or-rourth
roAsTWisE sTEAMsHIPs-sEvEsrH PAGE-Fihh and
uopAKiNSRsHiPs lSiH SSisiaps; PAGE.
DWELhING ousEs 70 LEI FTRSsHfR6S0 S0ump MNp ux
Sg4RE.1 raff1siz.s seu%n Column
Eds EEddSsANCIlAALLNISrn l,IA PAGE. s,
ESSas SP%EfMEHs SG@n TO LET
v,re InFf ElESE p PAcEmFoqrth E-a tn column In
FkESca OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SSia%n rAor-pourth
HELP PWANTnD-FEMALEs-srvE pAer-Third and
help WANTED-MALEs-srvrxrH PAcr-Fourth col
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &o.-Frnsr pAcr-Third col.
&C., #ssHsiss re
sSs SSqTP G4 AND
Gen Ei,s. IdI; HEAL Estate FOR sALL-sEvENrH PAGE
tEcEtkfH5 sS%@oi sEHsos-srcosn rAcx1rir:s column
Losf AND FoUND~Flns1 PAcE-Frst and second col
sAasE so%n column.
MEDlCAL-SEvHNrH PAGE-Fourth column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTiskMENrs-rENrHP PAGE
NNTTSsG,GGfEASsou SECOND p,. p.cn7rirss = column
NEW PuBLICATIONS-FIFTH PAGE-sixth column.
NEwsPAPERs-FIRsr PAGE-Third column.
plANOFORTEs. ORGANS. &C.-sEcoSp PAeE-Frst
POST OFFICE NoTICE-sEcoSp PAGE-second column.
PROPOSALS-FIRsT PAGE-Fitth column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
SEVENTH PAGE-Thiru column
PROPERLY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEvENIH PAGE-First column
REAL ESTATE wANTED-SEvENrn PAcr-First column.
RELIGIOUS NOTlCES-F1RsT PAGE-First column.
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
SALES AT AUCTION-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth and nth
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs- SEVENTH PAGE
s1ruATIoSs wANrkp-MALEs-szvzsr PAGE
Fourth column.
sgGe5AIEc N9Ti0Es7EIs;, pAes-sssond column
SUMNER REsoRTs-sEyHsrH PAeE-second column.
THE TRADEs-SEvENrH PAGE-Fourth column.
THE TURF-FIRsI PAGE-Thrd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosES-Fnsr PAGE
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
FIRST PAG.-Fourth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-SEcoND PAGE-Secord col.
wEsTCHRsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEvENrH PAGE-First column.
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.-SECoND PAGE-First column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Second col.
umn.
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PROPOSALS.
ADVERTISEMENT
UNIrEp STATES CouRr IlousE AND Posr OFFICE.

UNITED STATES CouRr IioUsE AND Posr OrFrcE,C
New YORK CITY. :
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT. July Is. 1874 J
sealed proposals will be received this Office until
IL NJ OF the Oth day OF July lsii furnishing and
verng ut the United states Court House Post Office
New York city all the plate AMI other glass required
the building, AS called tor in the schedule.
Copies OF the specifications and schedule be had
on application at this office.
Proposals must be made inclusive and exclusive Of
port duty.
amplcs OF The glass proposed to be furnished
company each PROPOSAL; and ihe whole must be de
livcred unbroken and in perfect order within two
months from date of acceptance OF proposal.
All BIDS must be accom- PANIED by penal bond OF two
responsible persons the thousand dollars
tS5.000 that the bidder will accept the
tract II awarded him; the suicencv of the security TO
be certified by the United states Judge Clerk oI the
United States Court the District Attorney OF the dis
trct wherein the bidder resides
The department reserves the right 10 reject or all
bids II II be deemed Tor the interest OF the government
to do
every bid must be made the printed form to be OBJ
taned ut this office. and conform in respect
to the requirements OF this advertisement will not
considered
Proposals Will not be received from parties who are
rot themselves engaged in the glass trade
Proposals be enclosed 4 sealed envelope.
dorsed Proposals for Plate Glass, &c. for the United
States Court House and Post office, New YORK city," and
addressed to CALVIN T. HuLBuRD. superintendent
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SALES Al AUCTION.


UCTIoN SALE OF ZEAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
~ Lewis &. ,shley, referee. w. ELLIOTT will sell
bv auction on Monday, July q AT !? O'Clock NJ. 2so
acres valuable Land, House containing Is rooms and
stable situated on the Morning star road near Elm
Park Fort Rlehmond, staten Island sale percniptory.
Twenty,nve per cent cash, the balance TO remain on
BONA ana mortgage. For particulars advertisement
in North shore AdvOcatc,n or at Young 4 Elnots l.,
Cortlandt str ect. New York.
A UCfIO\ NOrICE.-H. T.. MDONNELL AUCTION
"A eer, sells this day at l0H o'clock ~! The House mold
Furniture at private residence 20 West sd street com.
nrislng rich rosewood ~ octave Panofore latest styles
razor sus, covered IN satin, rep, &c. Turkish suits
Easy chairs in!ad centre tables 40 yards ,eve bus-
ses carpets. Mrrors, Bronfe>. uil Paintings; complete
Chamber suits, with Dressing Cases, Bedseads Bureaus
Mattresses, prng Beds Books tooScasc Buiiet Eaten.
sion able solid and sil,erpa'cd Ware; also basement
ana Alichch furiiurei over 4N lot. by catalogue.
A CGUsTE MARTINES, ACCrIONEkR WILL SSH
~ on this ddy saturday, Juiy -5 a. me elegant pr.
vatc residence, 81 West 10Th st. near lth uv.. sale
commencing lps oci'ck ;Maguincent rosewood Piano
iort fainungS Bron2es works of art &c bv order OF
W H. Livingston ESQ. Drawing Rooms-supcrD suits
Sccretaire hookcasc, MarQuetry. Cabinets Tables.
bTonlcs rnin'il9s bNcmincnt artists. ornaments Vases
mnsnn9shht Ipscwo9i Pisnoorte. stool yover Cantet
purN, ,,nainocrs- Rosewood, walnut Bureaus Bed.
yeads Mardroocs Mattresses, Bosters, Pillows Dining
koom-Exterson Table, Buffet Silverware Chinawarc
glassware Cutlery, The house was furnished May
and Is IN complete order. Parties wishing 10 attend
ths sa'e take Sih av stascs OF eth av. cars
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BILLIARDS.

I -GREAf AMERICAN BEvEL TABLES, WITH
n |. Dcancy's patent wire cushions, ndorsed By Car
ner, chassv zion and others; tables nearly new or
SJu Bagatclc e., Irpulitcs ana Russian Sowing luDts,
also variety Ut new Games al reduced prices
W. II. GRIFFITH a CO., ~ Nesey street
A -~IANDARD AMERICAN BENEl. TABLES AND
"A l.. the Phclan + Collendcf Combination Cushions
tor sale only by the patcuec H. ". COLLIN DER sue
cessor 10 Pnedn Collender, 73S Broadway New YORK
GEORGE +. PHELAN, SOLE MANUFACTURER OF
" rhelau's celebrated Billiard Tables Once and
warerQQms Ne Barclay street New York. Post Office
box Liza
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INSTRUCTION.

DENNSYLvANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, CHI ESTER
i Pa, opens September 3 civil Ensineering, u.
apply TO NJ BOGARr Esq, No. 3 Nassau street. Ncv
YORK, or TO Colonel TBEOpORk HYATT, PSssdeaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-25

WEST SIDE DRIVING PARK JERSEY CITY. n. j.
minnes S TO first $50 70 second SIS 70 third horse;
purse for running horses: mile heats day; $40 to
first $40 TO second horse 10 per cent entrance. All COM
era Manaser at johnson Bros corner of Twentyeighh
CITY n Entrance TO close at o'clock, Monday even.
ing July ~ 1874
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FOE sALE@AT HARRY JENNINGS. s9l BRooME
D. street, New York scotch shepherd Dog. Slut and
Jennings patent Flea Soap dogs, cents per box.
THE TURF.
DEIERFooT ,PAEK.aaTRorTIXG, WEDNESDAY.
minutes Close at ychnsons Us twenty
street and BrSaaawsy IhqHfSsy SS =.
NEW DoRP- CLUB GROUNDS s. l.. SATURDAY.
horses have entered =
Hssl 2dsm ''
H. Miller enters b. IN. G. O'Riley.
OVER enters M GarTy T, III formerly Polly Tick
T.. Nance enters b. IN. Busy B.
J. De cnen cnnt enters .r,dss b; NJ 1t Leena a,aIs b.
Entrance to the grounds RSn % cent?
pools SOLD THIS MORNING, AT Q O'CLOCK, AT
street. on the races at Saratoga The winner OF each
race received as soon as run 7. B. JOHNSON.
GUNNER MEETING-To BE GIVEN JULY 30 81 AND
IL miles from White fYa Pans staon @,Snni ON asdm sm
Ear9ad i Rs ana miles from Tarrytown station, Hud
Premiums $780,
500 second and $50 ihird '''e HORSES s1'' 10 hr'
s ,s 9d f snd T css 500 to first $500
second anS 10 s,S $3.50 ar $500 to
4,Parse $500 for horses 800 nrs $500 to
second sS0 10 third anH ThlFG fsG tG aaS fourth
No SMrprse s'c9 for ESQ horses $3.50 arst $500
,.ssDS ,yS ;s S;$S ar s0
,GSopditions and national rules advertised BY Cats.
XII Rrs'ny VIII R:r Close ct ss is
Ali eommnnieStions and snries must St be addressed to
Entries viii be advertised in New % YORK Herald OF July
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EUIsOISE.

THE QUEENS HOTEL. QUEENSTOWN.
i This well known first class hotel having recently
changed proprctors. will now hc found one the most
comfortable IN the south ireland Being situate clos,
10 the landing aud railway depot will be found
most convenient American tourists arriving by the
several steamers
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PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.
M ESSRS. KREMER 4 CO, AMERICAN REGISTER
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE
NEW YORK HhRALD. THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAL
ERs WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD. AND ALSO
SINGLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER TO PARTIES
REQUIRING THEM
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ENOR sALE-AT HARRY JENNINGS. 39l BRoOME
= street, New York, Scotch shepherd Dog Slut and
Pups aso an Irish red Setter Slut and SIX Pups Harry
Jennings patent Flea soap for dogs 50 cents per box
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HARLEM LOCAL, wHIsK1N MEDIYGTOy Ed
itor, out to-day, lc.Mulligan Guards at BaXters
Iillona, summer Thoughts. by =. A. r.. Tue Labor
Question; New Wards xSwsi L.
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LOST AND FOUND.

E0IND-A POCKETBoOK. CONTAINING A SUM OF
and Chrystie streets, y SN' "
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GRAND EXCURSION TO ALBANY AND TROY BY
" daylight, witnessing thc scenery of the most mag.
nfcent the world landing Ncwburg AMI
Poughkccpse tare 80 cents Rhinebeck catski. Athens
ana Albany 81: tickets 81 50 The fastest
steamer the river JAMES b. SCHUYLER leaves
spring street. ,icr a, sundav morning O'Clock Twen
ty-third street, Sid arriving Albany at r. NJ
turning, Ic ives Albany r. NJ arriving 3 A. NJ Monday
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LOST AND FOUND.


OST-FROM NO. 100 EAST THIRTY. FIFTH STREET
IL two Dogs; one SKYE terrier; the other Esqui-
nauy. $40 reward will be paid for their return.
OST-wITHIN THE LAST TWO DAYS, A SMALL
IL Match Safe. containing two diamond studs,
pearl Earring loose Diamond, with mounting. The
return OF the same Will be rewarded. Address, with
terms, X. c. D.. Office Barnums Hotel
STRAYED-ON OR ABOUT JUNE &C. FROM JAMES
- Cowan's farm. Valley Farm, near Yonkcrs. a light
bay Horse, white marx on centre OF forehead, years
old and has two white hind etlocks with scar about
2h inches long upon the front the of hind fetlock
reaching in santing direction from inside to outside
head short name and large tail The Under will
receive suitable reward by delivering HIM to t. j.
LEWIS, l55 Leroy street, New York city
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REGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR
"A: Newbury. through the Highlands by daylight,
landing at ionkers. Haverstraw, Iona Island. West
TWILIGHT always ahead leaves Fulton ferry GMartir's
dock, Brooklyn every sunday at rs; loot OF Harrison
street North River s5 Twenty third street si5 fare
tor the excursion, 81
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EXCURSIONS.

A GRAND OCEAN EXCURSION TO ROCKAwAY
n Beach. h.-Rockaway has fine suri and still water
bathing 90 ting and fishing ine groves and dancing
platforms tree for SUNDAY school and picnic parties
who viii he taken on liberal terms The favore
IN Light Will make daily excursions (Sundays and
Mondays excepted, leaving as ws:-Fwenty third
street and ~; Franklin street. 9:l5 and 80; pier
40 = > 70 aud 40; Martins Dock BROOKLYN 9:i5 and >
rare SOC Excursion tickets, 5c. The twilight be
Chartered Mondays ioi excursions.
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THE TURF.

nEERFOOT PARK.-TROTTING. WEDNESDAY
& Il, July -. at 8 n Purse of sio,, for horses tina
never beat minutes TO close at Johnson's, TWENTY
eighth street and Broadway, Tuesday July IS at So
NJ WIN. MCMAHON, Superintendent.
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ROOMS AND DEPARTMENTS
TO LET.

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET 4 FEW PLEAS
n ant airy, nicely furnished Rooms with use OF ba tn.
room At moderate prices to gentlemen. Inquire at 100
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REWARDS.


G.S REwARD.-A SMALL. OPEN FACED SILVER
sDC Watch, No H,432 The above reward will be paid
and no questions asked at No 2H Third avenue.
Sl0 REWARD-LOsT IN A SOUTH STREET CAR.
'DlN Pockctbook, containing letters charter party
and about 40 in cash. Above reward will be paid
returning " to Captain CAFIERO, Italian br Cotilde,
lying at pier p East River, at the office FUNCH,
EDfE CO, ~ south william street
0C0 PAID AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED FOR RE-
'pCO turn OF gold Watch and Chain watch No 9l0l0,
double case stem winder lost at fire AT No. no Water
street, city
QS0 REWARD.-STOLEN, A BLACK CANADIAN
PcO Horse, about Is hands high, Q or 10 years old;
star in iorehead SPOT on heavy name and tail;
carries head and tail ow rather lazy driver; square
spring leather dash patent wheel with iron lange on
hub; wagon nearly new; painted dark color, with nne
BEEDE 4 VAN DUsER, Ncwburg n. Y
$1OO WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF
D1OV Pair of black Mares and Carriage stolen from
the stable No. ITO East seventy eighth street. T. NJ.
July % 1874 and $50 for the md conviction of the
thief; the mares, black ponies II and 1s hands high,
short tails one trots and the other tr0ts and
linings E. X. MIDDLEBROOK,
No. l70 East seventy-eshth street. New YORK.
cCOO WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF
York and Hudson streets Jersey City, 10 ii
O'Clock A. NJ. July 23 1874 and 500 tor the
convection OF the thief The Mare is light grey with
dark name and long switch tail. IA hands high, weighing
her forward feet The carriage is a top buggy color
PORTLAND Me. j. r. HALLADAY.
l32 Hudson street Jersey CITY.
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A. A. A.
"a staten Island ferry for New Brighton Snug Har-
ppoi, west Brighton Port Richmond and Elm Park
noaIs now leave al Whitehall loot OF Broadway, at half
pas every nour from G3O A. VI. 30 =. NJ, sundays
lhciudcd Trip 0 miles. Fare 10 cents.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-12-24
MORRISTOWN.

+ "Christmas will soon be here" is oft
repeated by those who are anticipating
good time. The M. E. Sabbath School
will have Christmas Tree ON Christ
mas Eve. We wish them good time,
and hope all their bright anticipation>
will be fully realized.
The Fire Company, accompanied by
the Cnrnet Band, will parade on Christ
mas day.
There was reunion of Mr.. Isaac
Murdaugh's family last week. Their
daus hters, Mrs. Taggart, of Illinois,
and Mrs. Davidson. of Steubenville,
and their families, who reside here
There are four children, and eight
grandchildren. We are informed that
death has never entered this family
circle, nor any branch of the family.
May they all live to have many happy
re. unions here-and when the Pale
BOatman' comes to carry any of them
across the dark river, may they all have
the assurance of happy re union in
that home where no parting tears are
shed.
Our schools closed last week with
public examinations in all the Depart
ments. The schools have succeeded
well considering the opposition thy
have had to-contend with from unsuc-
cessfui competitors for the school. =
There have not been quite SO many
meetings of the School Board this year
as in by-gone days, when they had to
meet more than once to protect from
the abuse of petty poi0ers. Until we ar
rive at perfection ourselves, we should
not too closely criticise others.
Miss Mary B. Eaton and Miss Alice
Lee, have started on Western trip.
Last week the upper platform of
VIM. Barnhard's wagon mandatory
gave way, precipitating to the ground
VIM. Hanely and G. Morrison. They
were both hurt; Mr.. Morrison was soon
about, but Mr.. Hanely being more Sc
riously injured, was confined to the
house for some days. SOLITAIRE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-12-24

definite time since it seems impossible
to determine what changes shall be
made in the manner of governing the
District. Mr.. Dennison and his two as
sOcistes, Blow and Ketcham, have SO
far given US better government than
the District has ever had in the past,
and many would be willing to give
them permanent continuance The ma
jority of tax payers are strongly op-
posed to suffrage and favor the appoint
ing of all officers rather than resort to
evils resulting from exercise of elective
franchise such as we have had at least
since the war. L.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-12-24
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Belmont Common Pleas-Hs Partition.
William T Reeder,
Enos Reeder, ct. al

IBY virtue of an order of sale in the above
- case issued and to me directed, from the
Court of Common Pleas, of Belmont comfy
Ohio, will offer for sale, on the premises, on
MONDAY, JANUARY Is, 1875,
P. NJ, on said day, the following described
premises, tO-Sit:
Ist.-The following described real estate
subject to tie dover estate of Mary Reeder
"Situste in Belmont county, Ohio, beginning
for the same at station |, the centre of section
8, township 6, range 4; thence north 20 east
l09.32 poles to station 2; thence north. 723fo
west 81 poles to station 3, the dividing line be-
tween the east and west 4 of the northwest
quarter Of said section; thence south 20 west
1882 poles to station 4, the south boundry of
said northwest quarter; thence south $50 east
1850 poles to station 5; thence south 20 ives /
6S poles to station 6; thence south $50 east 40
poles to station I, the east boundary of the
southwest quarter of section 8, township g. in
place Of beginning, containing IS acres"
2nd-The following described real estate,
free of dover: Beginning at point 40 poles
north of the section corner between sections g.
g. IA, Is; thence north 80 east 3l.S8 poles;
thence south S7o - east 1854 poles to the
east boundary of tie southwest quarter of
section 9; thence south 80 west 1852 poles to
the corner of dover; thence north 1859 west
81 poles; thence north 7 poles; thence north
879 west 1882 poles to the west boundary of
section 8, II stone marked is the corner in said
road; thence in northerly direction with the
of said road to the north bound
ary of section IA; thence north SI0 west 20l
poles; thence north 3" east 40 poles; thence
south $40 east GO poles to the place of begin
ming, containing 125 acres, more or less"
lst Tract-Apprased at Sl2iS-subect to
the do yer estate of Mary Reeder.
2nd dTract-Appraised at 5000, free ofdower'
Terms of Sale-One-third cash on day off
sale, one-third in one year and one-third in
two wears, with interest on deferred payments |
to be secured by mortgage on premises sold.
PETER TALLMAN, w. @. COCHRAN,
I Attorney. Dec l7-5w Sheriff.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-12-24

THE Indian ejectment case, which
involved the title of large part of the
land upon which the city of Pittsburgh
Is built, which has been on trial in the
United States Circuit Court, in that
city, for a week past, came to a close on
Monday, and resulted in verdict for
the defendants. Judge McKennon
charged the jury that unless it could De
proven that the marriage of Mowry
was solemnized by magistrate or
clergyman, as required by the laws of
Michigan, 1t was not lawful mar
rixge, and rs that could not be proven,
the case fell.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-12-24

4 MERRY CHRISTMAS Again old
Father Time has brought US around to
that joyous season, when good cheer
inspires grateful hearts and kindly
deeds. That all the readers of the
CHRONICLE may set down to bounte-
ously laden tables, gratefully remember
ing from whence all Christmas bless
ings come, and that they may renem-
Der In works of love and charity those
less favored themselves, is the heartfelt
wish wherewith we give them all our
greeting: A MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-12-24
\ HOUSEHOLD
PlhlcEl
AND
FAMILY
L|NIMENT.
INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF; and SOUND, BgfRESHING SLEEP
Guaranteed by usj1g my
Good Hea1th-How to get it.

Take occasionally few doses of HOOP
LANDS GERMAN BITTEhS. 1t gives tone TO
the stomach, facilitating the digestion and as
similation of food, SO necessary to the nourish
ment of the body. 1t regulates the bowels
carry ing OF the foul matter that would other
wise i'm pair the action of the Liver and cor
rupt the Blood, producing foul Eruptions, OF
fensive Breath, Sick Headache, Bilious Disor
ders, Jaundice, Backacde, Nervous Debility
and General Weakness and 1rritability.
They act not as a drastic purgatiye. but by
arouSing the dormant functions of Nature to
healthy action, and thus setting the channels
free cleanse and nourish the whole system ,
vigorous joyous health,
It is not Rum Buffers but a pure medical
preparation, that Is securing It's thousands
daily, who joy ul1y testify to its wonderful ef-
hciency in curing disease and restoring health
When a brisk purgative is required, use
HOOFLAND'S SPODOPHYLLIN PIkLS. They
act promptly. without nausea or distress.
Prop -ietors, JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY co
Philadelphia. Sold oy all Druggists. 4