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by LATIMER OLEkRf,
u Auott5neers and Real ESTATE Brokers',
outhwest corner Pennsylvania svenue and 18th n .
Star ONCE Building.
SALE OF FINE GRrOsRIEs, sRkEpIEs
rs AND WINES, ToB ACC0 AND
~r ON MONDAY MORNING. June the sth
RRSIla4, connnenciug At 10 O'Clock, W. shsll
vakx J--ll at The store % y5hu most, go aort n
lowing goods: ''0 W.
Whistles, Brsnaies, Wines, Run sad Ga In bar
superior assortr1ent Of Bottled Liquor,
Sugars, Teas snd COTE 4, hue quality,
VINE stoCk Of Flour in barrel aud bac
Tobacco and SegNs,
Candles and Soaps OF every variety,
Willow AID Wooden Ware,
BroOrDs, Paper b aes,
Spices aud Extracts,
NUstaTds and Perp =,
Pickles and Cznped Fruit.
Together with lhs usual assortment Kept in a frst-
class Grocery.
N.B.-Ths goods are oil fresh aud new, an the
only reason for lling is owing - iilnsss ia the
je4 LATIaFR & CLEARLY, Auc,i0ueers.
THs ABOVE SALE Is UNAvOIpABLY
postponed until THURSDAY. IGue the lIth, same
hour and Ilace. LATIMkR K OLEART,
ltS-td AUc'
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AUCTION SALES.
RUrUHE DAYS.

by LATlMEs CLEARf,
~ AnctiOnesfe Aui Real Estsfe Brokers,
socthvs<s ccra=r Of Fepna. zoe ans l1ta srrect
Star Office Bniliing.
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DY DUhCANsUe BIO Aucffoneers,
a. Southeast corne sth and ID streets northwest
TRIsCII's SALE OF IMPROVED PRoPgarF
On IENTH STREET EASr, BkrwEEN
ss99nIIH ca 0LisAAyENCIANDC srREET

sOuIHCAROLINAA YENUHhND STREET
soU1H, NAVY YARD. at AUCr iOS.
IA by virtue or q decree OF the snp-eme Court
go ~ the District Of Cou ub a, substituting us
s&sAss trustees, under deed of trust dated jane
4, A. u 1873, AID recorded among the LAID records
OF this District, in Liber No rs, fyiO s34 one Of
the land records for the District of Columbia and
az The request In writing OF the party secured
hereby, the uudersigaed, O. ustess, will sell az
public auction, in front Of the premises, on TUES
DAY, he 23d day Il June, A. u. lo74, Al O'Clock
?. m hl that piece or parcel # grOuui OF pre- a
Ises situated, lying, aud being In said District,
kIown and designated on the srouni plat or plan
II ms ely Ot Wa hing'on as part Of lot numbered
i, in square numbered 9I5, beginning for the same
n lOh street east, sixty feet from the south
east cOIher OF SAID lot, and runriag thu north
Thirty ~ fee thence west one hundred Aui thirty
one 1871 fet thence sUu1 two (2D feet 20 the south
east cor ner of lot numbered three 49, thence south
erly with lbe south line Vf lot numbered two p
twenty eight IS feet ten sni half tlbisl In hes
th' nee east TO the place of bgt Ming getSer with
sll the improf eincnts, ways, cas- eHts, rights
prEile2e s, aud sppurtenauces 70 the same belong
log nr IN sny " ise appertsiaiug.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and tw
yearsi the purchaser giving bis nOtsa, secured by
deed OF trust upon the premises, and bearing ten
co-t of the purchaser. deposit Of siO0 REQ air 4
ss soon as sold. The trustees she right to
res u the property At tie rick and cost Of the :
fan tire purchaser, II the terms % ssle co-
pliec win In five days, MP giving seven avs
otict IL me pepper published in the city % Wash
BgtOn.
CHAs. O DUNOANsoN. r-,..
i.IO W ,skds DuHoAFsON BIOS Auet,.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFFERNnnN.

DY b. n, wARNEs,
- Bal Estate Broker I'D Aactioueer.
NO Fs9 7th street, between G s7d n
UoTIoN SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
IkS LOT On THE SOUTH SIDE OF Mas
tAIHCsET1S AVENUE, BErNEEN ara
AND ORR sfkEkTs NORTHWEST
"a On "WEDNESDAY, June l0tA, lsy4, AZ 8
S3So clock m, viii sell at patlis s1ction, "a
- frort Of Ihe premises. part If Tot nrrr berai S.
in square 57, ffort1s Is feet MASSACHUSETTS AZ
s1e, With an syefsse depth OF shout 50 feet 60 an
Terms: Or e half cash; balance a. elk and twelve
months, with interest nc Per cent secured by A
deed OF trust. oepost Of 100 IN be req urei At
une Oh sale. All conyeyaDcfng o. purchasers cost
terms OF sale are not complied with in seven days
the reht viii be reserved 20 resel the property Of
five days I'D vertisemeut. ~
it5-dads b. Il. WARMER, Auct.
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WIN HACKHrT, Updertsker, successcr 20 Gee;
end takes ths Of Informing his frlenos and
the pubic a. that be has moved he Ware
roons O. No l3Oe mn street sbo-e \, where he n
prepared 20 furnish funerals beretofore. In the
beet manner. ye4lm
boUI1s, CRoS6Es,I ANCHORS AND 81 AIS
Preserved or knbalnsc 4, Esx. All kinds o. hall
Pearl, ty Mrs. ~ us. isxs q Boston, No eos 81
stree, near ncrthvsa, ksfersnces:-A1,f Pred
coroersn, oss-r1 Klssy. 0ensrAi roupkins, cen
srsi Atken- N8-n
MAkfItssiiYffs: ssst sss:s "a. ss'-.i H.s'
between sfh AID IN ss.. formerly 9fess ~ g.
Feftrences:-Nu- GeDeIsl ehetnzA, boa fserl
Tiscry, Q. y stsIsbary, Ans. Hea. John Cesots.
Br. escretAry nslano, nrn. o~nsrHl Es1oek,
AsEsnfs.. Mrs.. general wsrri.ss. eca.-iI
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10y GREEN a WILuIAMS Auctioneers
- No. 1901 northwest corner lOth and ID sts

10y GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d SITS.
TRUsTEE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Hs-
LATE AND lMPRONE dEhT5O on TIE EAST
SIDE OF TIE EAoTERE BRANCH OF THE
PuTOMhC hIVxR, In tbs COUNTY OF
MAsH, hGT0N, IN THE DISTRICT OF CO.
sa BY virtue of On order and decree of the 81
nd prem. COURT Of the District Of C.Iumbia, PASS
sd IN Equity cause Ne. 2,4l5 OF ames Talo7rt
vs.. WILLIAM Talbert ct al, the undersigned, as
Irnstee, VIII resell At public auction, TUES
DAY, the 9th day of June, A. ID. ls74 at the hour
OF % 2: m on the premises, at the cost and risk Of
dtfantlng purchaser all those tracts of laai King
and being In said county Of ashington, kno xn and
DESERT ed as Lots one % and two (2D the
laid down ami desci ibed in the olaf of this sub iyis
Ion OF the esteks of Mathew Wgheli, ceased, the
same being sfsaate the east side Of the Easiern
Branch Of The Potomac river, lot one ID containing
nve-efghths - Of acre. aud lot tive ~ cont aim
ing one I'D ssd eight 49, perches aud improved By
large Frame Dwelling House and outbuildiugs.
Terms II sale: One-ihird cash on each pisce or
parcel OF land sold; balance OF purchase mon In
o, aud IL months, with interest from day of sale,
and balance to be secured by promissory notes Of
the purchaser or purchasers Of escu piece parcel
OF real estate sold, the purchaser purchasers
csn pay ell cash on day OF sale on ratic alton
thereof by the Court. No deed will be given until
all the purchase money Is paid on each piece Of
ground Sid. A deposit of $50 will be required on
each piece when sold. All convey sncing at costs
OF pure haseIs.
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee,
IeS-d6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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TRUeTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE
PkDPER1I ON 81 STREET. BETWEEN A
AND STREETS, SCOT EAST.
- Under and BIZ virtue of q certain deed Of
- trust, bearing date the Eth day of May, d
s"lS7, asd Only recorded 10 the Land Records of
the District of Coluubi in Liber No 632, at folio
Ss and ar the request of the party thereby secured
we will sell on " WEDNESDAY. jane 81, 1874, az s
O'Clock p. NJ, IN front If the premises, the south
part OF Lot No. 8, In square 7S3, having front Of
is feet inches on 81 street and running back
with that width the entire depth of said lot togeth
or with the inn rovements thereon, consisting of
neat two story and back building DweIliDs house.
Terms: One-ihird cash; balance at Q, u aud Is
months, and secured by deed Of trust, with notes
bearing interest. Convex ancing st purchaser 9
cost. Slo0 down at time Of sale. IL ths terms Of
sale are not complied with IN FIVE days the trustees
reserve the right resell at the risk cost of the
defsutisg purchaser uppR five days. ntice in some
newspaper published in the city Of Washington.
Arrears, 70 May the llth, lSl, 81 IO6s OF; amount
required 20 settle in full, SIS 1873 S.
F III. : W En Js9oSsss'} Trustees.
myleeo6ds LATIMEB 4 OLEARY, Auc.s.
sgTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED un'n
TT DAY, june l1th, same hour and place. By
je3-eoSds LATIMEI & CLEABY, Auots.
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TRUsTEET sALEoF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATEON STREET NOkTHWRrT
BBEETTWSSELES gTz AND 10Th SITS, WASHING,
- By virtue of a deed Of trust 70 me, dated 25'h
~ ApTil, A. d. 1873, and recorded in libsr No us
folio IA, # the land records for the strict
Of Columbia, will sell at public auction, in front
on the premises, on FRIDAY, June 1 9Th, 1874, a.
Was hinRtCn, in the District Of Columbia, known
rs lot numbered twenty enc t2l), Of william III
Brow mes subdivision IF lots lottered A to II of
Walter Lenox's Subdivision Of original lets one ID
two(sl, and TWENTY-FIVE f22D, in sQ1sre numbered
taree hundred and sixty eight (s6S), together with
me improvements, consisting of q new two-story
an6 msnsard roof brick dwelling house.
7. rms # sale: One-third cash: balance 10 elk and
Twelve month for which notes bearing interest at
he rate OF eight per cent per annum until paid and
secured by de,d of trust on the property viii be
required II terms not con piled with iu seven
Gays ster Cay OF SALE the trustee reserves ths right
70 sell at risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser
C1yey ancing at cost Of purchaser. A posit Of
WILLIAM A. GORDON. JR., Trustee.
msyfe-f ,m6w.ts J. T. UOLDWELL, Salasnan
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10y DUSCANsON BIOS. ,Acc'ioneers,
ID Southeast corner gh and streets north west
COMFORTABLE TRBEE-SrORY FRAME
HNISE, SIAbLE, &c JON SOUTH B STEgErS,
STREET WEST,
- on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June Ith,
Nj at O'Clock, will sell, in front OF the p-emi
ses, ell of Lot and ae feet Of Lot rs, OF
Square 46?, said lOts containing pa square feet
having front OF 80 feet On south ID strest wi n q
depth 81 LIS feet to sn alley. The inaprOvem au:s
consist cf a we'll built three-stOry Frame II use
with a IOnt OF 20 feet, containing rooms. Also. q
new two.story Frame Stable, fronting on the alley
This property is in splendid location, being Cd
polite he Arm0Iy Square (which Forms q part Of
the new paTkl and near 7th street west.
Tenn: One-third cash; balances in aud l.
NORTH, notes secured deed q trlst snf bearing
per ecu {. interest. CnnyeyauCinz at the cost 81
purchaser. Geposit Of 100 v i'll be required as
soon AZ sold. DUGCANIUN BIOS,
Is3 Alcti Dneers.
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AUCTItN SALES
RT 9BEEN wILLIAns, aqcT,o,..r,-
- Ne. 1901 pcrthxest corner LIZ anh ID .,

PA GREEN q wILLIAns, aucTionesr,,
~ Nc. 1901 northwest corner ialh and D ss
SALE SALE or ss sqIIG wAtEur PAsgoR, CHAM.
q ,o On rULsp.T MORNING Jas. esh, ,sl.,
a.sfsnss q 'h h. F Tssrs e CO
PaIicI suite: Go nsisiiSs ~ ssfA., size Chain.
S oeS;eT .Sss N BSs rsss.s
s.o,hie sra F,rey ohairr, Blind. ana Fixtures,
HsTf AND oaiS asff hsI;i GssSsffruss.
aa5Sie-ics BuIesr. ase wsss.IsSi.. o.ns.:ssi
m ether 0sIsss. Hair M.:trssse., sOlssS. snd
st.Ts. Tin Tss. s and w EH.1 sos sprias
w.,,,. w.,,, LIsksRy.
ssliDirg ard FoIdins Chairs, Turki.s Laanss,
E1iu shf p ppSW 4 sra e sts-d K-r vRrist
iessry Chsirs, B. ussels Carp Is and Bug, Drop
Light L'trO1e s STSiis So ROO.
w.lppt Marble siaesoc1s, rs,sn.i m r.su.
Hne Diotng Bon Gtsirs, osrpets, " nios 81 sde.,
g grsy sod st.od stove, Trspc6 6s.ns Diasef set,
, Biahkets. sPle ds.OoNsr-, Napkins, Table Cloths,
Pi low aid Bolster Cases, Towels, Mats, sc.
Large Rage and fSrSsce, Rstr,rer.tor, Tin
ssf's. X i'oh-n Utensils, SC. -"
~ worth by 'he siteniicn q persons e. ven, q
good ccudiii'n.
Toms cssh. GBEEN WILLIAMS
lelV k'pI Aucttoneers.
nE JATIMER 4 CLSaRf
ID Auctlcneers aud Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Penrsylv anita aud llth str ee
Star Os1oe Bindings.
HIGHLY Val uARLE IMPRovkn SU3UR
BAN PRnPSRrY NNkR su0ENAEER's
Ty TIC MILES FROM TIE CITY, at AUO,
- On WEDNESDAY, June nth, ls7t, .,
- cock on The lremts' We shah sell Isl acres
,-Oi Land, wi n a good Dwelling snl out bui! l.
lngs, Known as Tire Ma. ee Plsce,s short disaucs
Road.
n Is property, owing e. its proximity 20 the ci ,,
Is Ven slapied Tor mer resi- ience, Tor a dairy
OF fruit farm, or butchers use,
trms: 800 Cas- D. the balance at and Il months
aLd secured by deed Of trust, with notes bearing
lotereft ~ tie rate Of per ceat. per annum don
Of sale.
jelo-d LATIMER & CLEARY, Aacts
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lS74pENssYLSvkASNhfaa RoUrElS74
SOUTHWEST, souUES H TEA AID SOUTHWEST
Trsins leave as follows:
EAsh.iinssOn.-, S:ss .. N. Baltimore s;S3 IA
$40 pm 7:3sp N
THk GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK ROUTE,
I'm elegant Scenery, Palace Stale-roOm Day and
night Ssrs, with monderR improvements.
I've hundred miles saved to Western and Central
The 1888 Q. N. daily, except Sunday, Southwest,
Mest ard Northwest, 3.SU .. m, daily, CINCINNATI
MAKE CONNECTIONS
thr6ugh from WASHINGTON To BUFFALO,
O6iCAG0 and ST. LOUIS without change,
Tickets oy this route be procured the otices
corner q Hth ueet and Pennsyl Liza avenue, and
National Hotel where reliable Information VIII Be
oven at all times,
Passenger procuring tickets at these ofices can
secure accommodations IL Palace Oars for Chicago,
81. Louis aud Buffalo,
I'D. 3. YOUse, General Passenger Agent,
ID Baltimore. Nd.
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- Rel Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner7th and L ST.. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ss
TATE Oh The EAST SIDE OF 18th ST
BETNEES AND q Sis. HORTH
N By virtue Of a deed of trust executed By John
80 Fay, bearing date July II, 1872, and of rec
A-ord In Liber 6S, folio f9l, et seq, one Of the
land cords for the D!strIc, Of COlrnbia, and by
the direction OF the parry Secured thereby, will
sell at public auction, on tn URSDAY, the llih
Dst,n ds lot 10 JShn o. Eays sub3iyison of
TERMS II saIai nne,hird ca.b. ~. - .aSs;.,a N
three equal ipstaments At g. y and Is months from
the day OF sale, with Interest ~ PER cent. per
nun upti' paid, secured By deed If trust on the
property sold. If che terms ef sale piled
with within seven days from the day OF sale re
serve the Tight 20 resell Ii rooerty tbs risk a0d
ccst If the defsultns purchaser All convey sncing
at purchasers cost tl00 dep Dsit On acceptance
Of bid. Il. h. WILSON, Trustee.
m O-eoSfs j. T. OOLDWELG, Salesmsn,
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ii z LIZ CLEAh1,
Southwest corner Pennsylvsnia and 1lts 81
Star Once Building.
TRusTELSsALE OF A DESIRABLE LOT on
AND L STREETS.
a. By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia, passed on the 10Th
I'D y of May, 1874, in q csuse ds pending in said
court, wherein Fannie =. Clements is complainant
and l.. II Glen EMS aud others defendants, be-
Ing cause No. S,74s, Equity Doc 49, the undersigned
VIII rsf Tor sale, upon the premises. on MONDAY,
No. z, in square l65, beginning ct poiut l46 feet
from the u Invest corner of said square and run
81 50 loo fest: theIce west So feet to Eth street,
theI &c sonth 30 feet TO place Of beginning.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, AID the remainder
in five annual payments, with interest At per
per anhuHn, payable quarterly. II the purchaser
fails 10 comply with the terms OF sale within zen
dsys, the trustee reserves the right tn resell the
property 81 the risk and cost of defsRtius pur-
chaser. OonvesancDs ut the cost OF the purchase
deposit Of loo rtqnirtd st tine OF sale.
JAS. G.. PAYNE, Trustee.
je3-d&ds LATIMfR 4 OLEAnY, Aucts.
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a LEXANDRIA q WASHINGTON Il.
"A AND

AND
ALEXANDRIA q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RIB,
CORNER OF 3 AND SIXTH STREETS.
Local trains leave for Alexandria as follows:-6,
., 10, IL m, 4, 3, A. s,6,T .. M; .
~ ans p m daily, all other trains daily except
9 LEGAL TTsin, from AleIsndri. arrive a. follows
1888, s:SS, s3, S., s:ss.ISs ii n Tb e. sss
= y: n., ana o-SS p m. from Alexandra daily, all
v sshlng,cn and ohio r. 4 -D'o' N''n Ain' W
cept Sunday, at ,. m, arrive at Rlchm md IO:i
D.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, vic Richmond,
leaves ashington III 80 .. daily except Sunday
ThrSugh tlekets TO ali points South and Southwest
Tor sale NJ css corner 18th street and Pennsy
na avenue, snd corner Sch street and Pennsylv
avenue, where passengers leave orders for bag.
through 70 destination.
E.e. YOUNG, Gent Passenger Agent. iyA-n
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

RY DUECANsON uses Au,,ioneers.
- Sou beast corner 9Th AMI d streets northwest
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LOCKWOOD, HUVTY & TIYLeR,
ers9-tr 623 PENNSYLVANIA ykyUe,
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RY LATIMEb s CLEARY,
10 Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner pennsYlvsnia avenus and Eley :
enth street, Star Once Buildings
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TRg sTEEs,sALEO VALUABLE
HILL, IN SQUARE s2l, 0PPwsITG Wal.
LASH sOH0UL Bun DING, AND Fronting
PptHNkD PR0PfBIY IN SQUARE st3, AID
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Current NeteS.

The New York Times urges the capitalists
of New York to aid the Centennial movement
in Philadelphia. 1t also takes grounds in ia
vor of making it international.
A New York Tribune correspondent writes
in opposition to contractions, but not of the
currency. The contraction which he objects
to is ''dOn't' for "does not" 1t !sa fragrant
abuse of the Kings English.
The chances of Representative Barnum to
become the Democratic senator from Connec.
ticut are said to be improving. He is rich
free and protectionist. As a member Of
Congress he is largely failure.
There are men in Maine to whom the fol
lowing item taken from the Tolland (Ct.
Press may be commended: "Among the de-
feated republican candidates for senator is
Gov. Douglas of Middletown, one of the
staunchest prohibitionists and most worthy
men in the state. He ran considerably ahead
of his ticket, but the prohbitionsts defeated
his election, and secured the choice of an anti
prohibition democrat.
The st. Louis Globe advises the farmers OF
the West to cease their complaints about
their financial condition, and tells them that
they have within the past ten days succeeded
in initiating the currency:to an extent which
will add about five per cent to the cost of ev-
cry thing they buy and take about five per
cent from the price of everything they SELL
Chicago chronicles the case of John Y.
Scammon, who insisted upon adding his
name to the list of men who could run a
newspaper better than anybody had ever run
one before. He managed, by close attention
to the business, to sink 100000 in year and
half.
The st. Louis Globe tells the farmers of the
West to ''go to blazes.''
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News and Other Items

The carriage built in Paris fifty years ago for
General Lewis Cass, and used by him for MANY
years in Washington and Detroit, is now doing
duty in Bay City, Mich, as a baggage wagon,
and bids fair to last fifty years to come
The Charleston Is. CO. News and Courier
states that shortly after Gov. Moses visited the
State Penitentiary on recent Sunday twenty
seven convicts were discharged. The Cover
nor's private secretary says that only five were
pardoned, and if twenty-sexon were released it
was without the Governors knowledge. Then,
to implicate matters still more, no record could
be found at the State House of the pardon of
five, even.
The new independent reform movement in
Indiana, intended to break up the old party
lines, is said to be going on swimmingly. The
county calls are being rapidly signed, and
within two weeks upwards of five thousand
names will be ready for publication, affixed to
the call for State Convention to be held on
the 10th of June. 1t is not grange move.
ment, although many grangers as individuals
have joined in it,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-04-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. Schenck's Standard Remedies

The standard remedies for all diseases of the lungs
are SCHENCK' s PULMoNIC SYRUP. SCHENCK's SEA-
WEED TONIC, and SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS.
and IL taken before the lungs destroyed speedy
cure is effected
70 these three medicines DR.. j. H. Schenck of
Philadelphia owes his unrivalled success in the
treatment of pulmonary diseases
Inc Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter in
the lungs; nature throws of by an easy expectora-
tlon Tor when the phlegm matter is rips a slight
lungs begin to heal ~ WV
To enable the Pulmonic Syrup to do this Scnencks
Mandrake Pills and Schenck's Sea-weed Tonic must
be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver
Schenck's Mandrake Pills act on the liver, removing
all Instructions relax the gall bladder the bile starts
1reely, ana the liver is soon relieved.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is a gentle stimulant
ana Alternative; the alkali of which it is composed
mixes with the food and prevents sourng 1t assists
the digestion, by toning up the stomach to healthy
condition. so that the food and Pulmonic Syrup will
m ke gCod blood; then the lungs heal and the pat
ent VIII surely get well il Is taken to prevent
fresh cold. " F'0'0A'
DIR. Schenck can be consulted at the Quincy House.
Boston, 90 Wednesday, March 25th, April sth and
22nd, May 18th and 9th. - "A
Advice will be given tree but for thorough exam
nation with the Respir0meter, the charge is g. co.
Schenck's Medicines sold by all Druggists
throughout the country.
Schenck's Almanac can be had of all Druggists
nee. me12eOdSW1ysn11
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A ST. LOUIS reporter has been interviewing
General Hood, famous for the pommelline
given him by Gen. Thomas in the outskirts
of Nashville. The General, whom by the
way the reporter describes as attired in shirt
offaulsless neatness, expressed great hope in
regard to affairs in the South, and thought
the condition would be vastly better in three
years, and entirely changed in five. The
opinion was expressed that the present troub-
les are largely due to the indifference the peo-
pie manifest regarding the elections. The
completion of the railroads projected into
Texas and Northern Louisiana and the con-
templated Improvements at the mouth of the
Mississippi will have the effect to develop the
resources of the country and swell the tide of
emigration.
The reporter then besought the Generals
opinion in regard to the charges of fayorit-
Ism and incompetency brought against JEFF
ierson Davis. The General, who has the rep
u.atlon OF being an especial pet of the rebel
'n'ei' thought the South would have been
whipped in two years had it not been for 10
vis's aoility and fiimness. If this be trno
there is one more reason for coraan,n;S. '.ue
man of evil destiny. 's 'ne
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-04-21

HE reason it did not appear before-tbe
communication in the argus relative to the
increase OF police-is that the fellow whose
duty 1t is to write them was in Boston and
did not return in season to earlier DISCHARGE
his duty. OF conrse no reason will satisfv
"X;" but the fact that the number of rail.
road trains arriving in the city have been
quadrupled during the past three years in
Guiding the midnight and one o'clock morning
trains, that the population of the city has in
creased over five thousand and its valuation
over seven million dollars, largely represented
In buildings and manufactures, since the po-
lice force has been increased, will be sufficient
,sasons Tor such people as are disposed to be