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AUCTION SALES.
This AFfERNOON.
RI THos. BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- OIL Louisiana avenue, two doors east Of Tn

RI THos.. BOWLING, Aucsionesr,
- oAl Louisiana avenue, two doors east Of 7th q.
vAALUABLE PRIVATE REsIpENos ON
FkANkLIH SQUARE, NORTH SIpE OF X
e1RrkT, No 1911.
- In virtue Of authority vested In me, aad at
the request Of the parties in interest, wall ODER
AID sell az public auction, on the premises, he
iioncSfng described property, on III UksDAY, the
70 "a DAY Of April, 2: O'Clock m; The Hou e.
Ms,ch " oeentfolS eituated in the finest location
70 W sshingtcn, . Quilt In the most substautial
on hall OF lot 50 feet BY liz feet, the other
Law oelhs laid out In garden, with hne Coach
House end Stable The ouse, which WAS occupied
% the nMe Joint Commission during their real
aenee IN ~a-hsnEtsn, contains elegant paror 50
Zee, hope, srscious dining room, butlers pantry ,
ara Norxry, large Kitchen, laundry, paatry. tore
rooms OF every description, and front basemsnt
room TOT servants dining room or once isrse
airy bathroom, DRESSING room, watsr-closet., linen
rooms, wardrebe, closets, aud nine ed-rooms
The above In addition 20 being eles ant rriy
residence, will be found to be . very desirable
Terms, which will be liberal, made known At
time of sale. -
An inspection Of the premises may be made ON
any day prior to sale, betHean the hours Of and
p. m JOHN T. MITCHELL, Trustee
narB-d THOS. DO WILING, Auctioneer.
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Ixtrs Flour at $40, q IS and 81 per sssk.
SUNURIES.
&. Smith Co.'S CRUSHED WHEAT and
GKAHAM fLOUR inst received fresh from the
Also, another hogshead (nearly q ton weiRht)
choice new TURKEY PRUNES, which we sell at
Is cents, or seven pounds for 81.
In short, our stock 10 now large and complete, and
selling low.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS q CO, GrOcers,
MASONIC TEMPLE, 9TH STREET,
Opposite u. d. Paten. once,
ELPHOEZO YOUHGS,}
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIP
Washington AND NEW YORK.

hsrssr.er tie fne Steamships T. o. KNIGHT sud
yOHh GIBSON Will Laake re9aiar week S~
2spRS eesWSs1 E6W r0Rk, ALLX; GfR
SkOkGETONH, ss foilows:-Lesye NEW YORK,
TUE rler ~ East river, every SATURDAY Ct q
o. n, and ALEXANDRIA the same day Of IL N,
Agent, U or ,o,I s5a sPR e DIsHAM,
sosn, or q the corner Of nth street and Hev York
"sSe1 w. THOH PsOH, President.
asIs len a. General once, 6o3 Pennsylyanis ave.
S1nS s ne steamer wharf, Win Be promptly e.
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RY DUHCANS0N BIOS,
- Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Southeast corner Of S.h and ID streets north west
AUCTION sA Ess& OF sA Z sy OF STALLS

IN kASTERN MARKET.
In accordsDoe with an act entitled IAN act in re.
atloD 10 the 6Ale and rent Of stalls in the Eastern
Market" approved June IS, ISIS, nstice is hereby
given that the remaining stalls IN said Eastern ar.
kst Will be sold on the Premises 1t public auction,
on FRlDAY AFTEkN00N,t the 10Th day of April,
The full terms Of the law, far as the cash pay
meBt al the time Of sale, will be sricty executed
PrOrSo, That any one buying stalls for the
OF selling fish. in the main buldine, win buy that
privilege until "nsh stalls" are erect 4 pon tn
stalls will be required 20 change from the main
building to the outside stale.
Terms to be complied with within five days from
day Of sale.
ALEX. 3 SHEPHERD, Governor,
&c k Ii soh ZEE Commissioners.
sp2 tRep,Chroni DUNOANSON BROS, Aucts.
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctieneers,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and bsts,


by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctieneers,
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and bsts.
CEANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND uS.
hVBrB, BkTWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
fsr pS MkkSE.sp k sFRsET
s sER 4 s IRIKrx SOUTH LII, on = sTBEsI
and On TIE A s96Fhsasr oos GOMEZ 81
n hR a sIr AVENUE srREHr AND ThlRrEESrH-
q By virtue Of decree Of the Sup, enc Court,
II No ss7S, viii sell At public suctisn, in front
Of the premises, on TUESDAY, the 14th day Of
With the improvements thereon, eons.tiLe Of two ,
three-story brick dwellings fronting on n street,
and numbered e2s aud es, AID four frame dwelling,
on the alley IN the rear.
On "WEDNESDAY, April >, 1874, at O'Clock D.
m. Lots ?, and in square 259, aud at O'Clock.
pIOpery, Lots Is aud 49, in the subdivision eff square
81, with the improvements thereon
Terms of sale: One.fourth cash; the re5iaue in
three equal instruments at g. IL snd IS months fro5
day Of sale, with interest at per cent or ali cash.
rs aimed until ali Of the pufchsFe mohey md t 1
erest paid. III the terms If sale no. com oiled
vita within seven days from the day Ee;erve
Of tie deflalting Purch ser All conyeysnoins at
P sI sis cost Nc seP2T,t on secsEtsnos Of
st2-eo9ds GREE6 WILLIAMS, Auc,s.
10y d. b WARNER,
" Resi- Estate Broker and Auctioreer.
Federal Buildings. coIrer 9TH and sts. northwest
CHhNCERY SALE OF THREE FRAME
sT9tIT EXTENDED" BETWEEN Wv
TKHNTh AND sIXT2ENrH sTREETs
- b virtue Of q decree passed by the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia in equity
q the on Sd IL
dsy OF April. la4 al $50 O'Clock m, the Is
feet inches by the depth thereof Of lot - in ga
No. l95, in the city OF Wsshin gton, ID. O. This
property is improved with three IRENE dwellings
and will be sold separately.
Terms: One third cash; balance at six and twelve
months, with interest from day Of sale.
VIM. r MATrINGLY, Trustees
ard J. Il. OOLDW ELL Salesman
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IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
HIGH Ta CLASS OIL PAIETINGs, FROM
@CCANN, PHILADELPHIA
u1-uour TO BE SOLD
WEDkEsDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY AT.
TEhNOONS. at 3 O'Clock, and EVEN
INGS, at O'Clock
his collection embraces fine specimens OF Fig
ures, Fruit, Game, Landscape AMI Marine Art, by
ailsts such as Bensell, Langworthy, Lewis, am.
llton. Won schendel Wilke, Bostelle, briscoe, Viii
son, Smile, Powell, Williamson, Morehesd, Berg
ner, Dyke, Goung, Meyerheim, Johnston, Kreps
Ramsey, Bonfield, sleisinger, Morgan, Rehn, Ken
nalo, and others equally eminent
NOW cpen on free exhibition, day and evening.
Catalogues now ready.
Seats reserved for ladies attending the sale.
mar3l DUNCtNSON RIOS Anct,rs
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TO.MOR ROW.

ID New Marble Building,
No. goo and 9O2Pennsylvania avenue, cor 9th ST
THiRTEINTH ANNUAL TRADE SALE OF
SAkRIAGEs, TO COVER ADVANCES
STORAGE CHARGES, SC, &C.
A&6RA On FRIDAY MORNING, April Sd,
&a commencing at Ii o'clock we will sell
49, In front OF our sslesrooms-
-, 100 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &c,
We name in part, viz
New and second hand Jump and Shifting Seat
RoCkaw8ys.
yFggers for tw , aud four passengers
Top ard No Top Pony Phe atoms, with Rumble
ana without,
riages.
1op and MOTOR Buggies.
NictOriss and Bretts.
very mr. English Drags
Extension Tor Fsmily Carriages.
Jertey Wagons, Hacks.
Is New kxpre Wagons, city built suitable for
grocers.
Carts, Dirt Wagons, Furniture Wagons, &C., &C.
ALSO,
30 sets Of new and second hand Single and DeubIe
Harness, Saddles, Brides, Head Bslters, &c, &C
We call special attention of purchasers to the
above ssle, as the sale is peremptory, to cover
adj ances, charges, &c, &c. We call special atten-
tion Of persons having Carriages In cur charge to
come forward and pap charges, or else the goods
will be sold to the highest bid1er for cash. on April
Sd, 1874. W. l.. WALL 90,
mar5l Republican, Auc iOuerrs.
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pY L. J. SWEET,
ID Real Estste Broker aud Auctio.eer,
No. 3ll 18th street, opposite U s. Poet once

ID Real Esfste Broker aud Auctio.ecr,
No. OH 9TH street, opposite U. s. Post Once.
CHhNCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Is
THIRTEESTH AND F0URrEFHTH Sis
WHIST.
- BY virtue Of q decree OF the Supreme Court OF
LIS the Pistrict Of COiuEn bIa, passed in Equity
cause, No. 3 81, will sell az public auction ,
ls4, 80 O'Clock .. M, lots IS aud Is, Ia hiteS
subdivision Il the west half 81 squsre 3S6 improved
BY comfortable TIVE -stsry brick DIV elIinE house
Terms OF ssle: One fourth cash; the residue in
two equal instalmenls At Il anu IS months from DAY
of sae with interest. The title g. be retained until
all OF the purchase money, with interest, is paid II
the terms OF sale are not complied with within
20 resell the property the risk and cost OF the de-
fsulting purchaser. All eyancing at pur-
chaser's cost. loo on acceptance of bid
ap7-eoSds J. SWEET snctioDasr
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@If IL wasn't for the Acheenese and TIE
temperance war the entire world world be az
peace.
Skdwin Adams, actor, leaves for Europe in
June and advertises for rent his cottage At Long
Branch.
~George w. Austin, Treasurer of the Man
kato MIMI normal school, has run away with
$1,000.
SA wagon loaded with 200 pounds OF
nitTo-glycerlne fell over n blum near Fort IT.
condeIoga, but Fortunately no explosion Oc-
CURED.
81 Mr.. n. j. Ralph, merchant at Prince
George Court HOulc, Va, died Friday night
from internal injuries received from a faIl
frU'd wagon about two weeks ago.
SA bill has been introduced in the C.lfo--
MIA legislature declaring that no citizen shall
be refused admission 10 the bar on account OF
race or color.
~The Arkansas bar IL evidently improving.
IL has solemly pas ed q resolution censaring tue
Assassination of Judge Fox by Lawyer Aldridge
ss unprofessonal
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LIMITED STATES PATENT O!TIOE, :,

NOflCR..escond. hand olothinS Boa911 an1
~ sold. vii pay fair prices Tor ssoond- han1
nail. No. slJ d strsss, betyesn Oh and ID
streets, porthws8. ,, HIRSQ0. jaa1e-lys
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w AsHINGTOH INSIDE AMI OUTS Dl.
@ sT9SkMAN SON, sss HisIH SIR .z.,
TON BOOKS, STATIONERY CHhOMO.'
PICTURE FRAMES, BOOKBINDING, &C..
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALES.
RY eRREH . WILLIAns, A,oe,o...-,-
- No. tsel, norsh Ssst corner III end b q.
WHOM 1T Nay ooHoRRN.
M VI eAIghDAn, April 9th, o O'Clock
nee x.lnet hsrsle-tcs Dre.sins o.ss suite IT,.
vii be 30 TO the highest bidder the 1 ~
si. 'aIehssa sfis ~ Wifi Wifi Ms .re
DY LATIMER a CLKARf.
ID Auctioneer, and Rsal Kstase Brokers,
Southwest corner .ais ave- and nth street,
HOUSEHOLD rURNIrURr. ONE LARGE m.
SssHs AS duusfhRsS9 sgsS
s sSET st I!II 81 .or.SSssoI iTRSisaiss
a On sATURDxY s6RSiSG, ApTii an,
W ls7t. commencing ~ 10 slciOok, IA front OF
land varied assortment OF the above 9 Gods
apaa cash. LArIMrR oLsARr. Au,,..
Pr aREIs a WILLIAMS, Auc.,ose.,,
- NO. iooi, northwest corner 10th and d strecss
or FINE RosEwonp CASE 60 OCTAVE
FINE PAkLOR SUITES, uphoIsierya in hsiS.
9 SIN 20 s.9 req WALNUT NJ T. BEDJTkaUs.
HsS TkEis Sassissaasssg.s os skspssg = ssS
Luz hhsL HsS sfnis 6 6sk
kiLLSMsi fAiki ngsk ASp SofTSS;fSP
STOVES, AID s GOOD LOT OF CHINA
on SATURDAY. Apri, 4th. at 10 o,,,oos
E<xS1 q. NJ, shall sei, In front q QUO arrtion
WV rooms, the above named assortment q Fur
H3-. GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aust..
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DREADFUL SUICIDE BRooKLVN-Mu
Emily 8. 4 arker, OF Brooklyn, New Work con-
mitted suicide At her residence on tuesday
morning lsst by strsneling herself with = piece
OF rope. hrs. Parker live at the above PLAZA
with her husband and three children, one OF
whom died about q week ago. Since the death
OF her child che has been overw helmOd with
sorrow, and this II believed % have unsettled
her mind. She has frequently been heard Co
s-.y that she had nothing longer 20 live for. and
That she wished she Was dead On TUESDAY
morning she arose at an early hour, and pre-
p Cd breakfast, ard nothing unusual in Der
manner was noticed TIL after the ceps'6a OF
her husband for business. At O'Clock she went
into the kitchen in the back basement. Her
two children were there At the Il ne PLAYING
around. Taking them mp by the hand, she led
them into the front room. and told her sister
70 take care OF them, and then che re urned
TO the kitchen, locking the connecting doo-
Nearly an hour passed, and as Mrs. Parker did
not return, her sister went 60 the kitchen To
see what " "a OBTAINING her 30 long. Here she
could not be found, and ss q fruitless search WAS
made for her through the upper part of II
house, it was thought she might have gone 20
the cellar 70 get wood and |. ken SICK "A ere.
Thlther, therefore, her now alarmed friends
hurried. As they were about leaving, q deep
kept recalled them, and light being procured !,
the unfortunate woman was found lying against
the wall, with rope tied firmly in three coils
around her neck. Her eyes were clos l. and
her face presented q CHASTITY appearance. Dr..
Cutter, who lives close by, was Summoned. apQ
promptly hsttened 20 the spot. He cut the rope
from the neck, but, although the body was
quite warm, life was extinct IL was At first
supposed that the wretobed woman had sUs-
pended the end OF the rope to one of the rsfters
and then thrown herself from block Of wood,
but DIR. Cutter states that such not the case !:
she twisted the rope three times Ound her neck
and then catching the ends IN her hands, pulled
on them until death ensued.
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b Rs.i Est.ts Broker and Auetisnssr,
No. Sll IN street, opposite d. 8. Poss once.

DooLn1y AsU1 ioypns e x..sa.e.e,
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S9E.9LK, BOSTON AID

WAsHIsaTes, S8K.9LK, BOSTON AID
s. The nn ns Iron Steamer LADY OF TIE LAX
= 1 Sc .i S l .:.s, h soSSs fSSs
ThS hsDAf, &1 y. N touching ct PRINCIPAL River
LendlnRs, co nnectng q Norfolk with 6tearnshfr Of
the N. and N. line for Boston and Proyidenes
freisht should oe addressed " care Of Lady OF the
lake, via Norfolk.o Branch ticket once ~ n mali
kxpress Once, COS Pennsyivanfa Avenue
y. .EITZHUGH, Agent, 6th- street wharf
ni. pOkSkf CLAGBTT, General Agent,
eI.a flants store, corner 18th st. And Pa. ave
INV kXPREss LINE VIA CANAL.
PHu.Iprrpu MIWnN
LPhIAlALEXAHDRIA,y Va, WASH.
LSsfos AhD GKoRGETowE, d. o.
49,, n. eAILISa DAYS.
.ssisSs y ~ =, north Wharyes, PHIL 49,
ERDAY,si apSHsDAY and SAT
DAT ans W,s.r srsst eeorscsswn, D. o.. MON.
I'M me eonnects 90 Phil adeIphis with aOlyde,u
iron Lac" q ,sssmsrs sor Providence, Boston and
hi. Iins osesei E HS nHeearf.se ~ Boston b.
VIZ. +. CLYDE ! CO., Phiisdslsh isr D. 0fo.
4 A. Bid. Alexandria, Va
MALDO A. kARCk, - Congress strses Bottom
ders len % General once, SOS fcnnsylTsnis sys.
que, Or % the steamer wharf Win Be promptly q.
.eo4.e ". spa-6
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IN GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID SITS
EXKCUT0RT SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
MIST SIDE OF sIH STREET NORTHWEST,
4 On THU RSDAY, the ID day Of April, 1874,
O'Clock p. m, in front of the premises, 4
q = shall sell At public auction paris OF Lots and
Z, 10 square ~, being premises No. s02 9th sire
noIthwest The property fronts 81 feet on 9Th 81 :,
arc extt mss back ql feet ~ inches. TIE House
whlcn 10 nearly new, is three stories, with back
nnholns This property Was formerly occu pied by
me late hoy al L. Miller Confectionery Store,
business In the city " ~
TeIres made known on the day OF sale. A deposit
OF $40 will be required at time OF sale.
SUSAN A. MILLER,
kxecutrix Of Royal X. Miller. deceased
GREEN WILLIAMS,
HlAi<o-u lhepl AUctioneers.
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WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO DO GEN
ILEMENS UNDRY WORK ON SHORT
NOTICE. Parties Wishing to have their goods
called for will please make their arrangements at
the store.
PRI0E LIST:
Dress Shirts lie, Night Shirts &c.
Linen Collars Sc, Linen CUFFS, per pair, &c.,
UDdershirrs &c. Drawers &c.,
Soc &C., Handkerchief 40
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RY b 81. WARMER,
w Real Estate Broker and Auetioneer
Federal Building, Corner 7th ssd Il ats northwest
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOB SALE AT
AUCTION, ON 10TH STREET MAR OORNER
IF N, JUST BELOW THE SGOTT Static
hnPtK30nnJED BY A SMALL BRICK HOUSE,
~ On THURSDAY, April y, at O'Clock D m DID,,
83s will sell In front of the premises, Lot 40 in
subdivision OF Square l62, fronting ~ feet s
inches, by a depth Of 81 43-l00 feet, TO an alley
Terms: One-third cash; balalce in six, twelve
secured by deed of trust
msI24-tu,th ,s&ds j. T COLDwELL, Salesman.
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IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE

QY DUECANSON BROS,
~ Auctioneers aud Com mission Merchsnts
Southeast corner 9Th and d streets northwest
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PIANOS, 6c.

II UEINe AND BEkOVATIsG PIANOS con
times to receive special attention by.-x0.
u. u. WILD, Practical Piano maker SI<z |13
twenty years experience, formerly TunerTVNft
OF knsbes, subsequently of Steinway's Pianos:
now OF the firm of @. l.. WILD b BRO A2O Ilth
street, near northwest cerner Pa. ave-, agents for
the unsurpassed bTIEFF Pianos. janl6-tr
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-04-09

TIME Is MosEy: The old fashoaed
n manner of building houses, ard waiting
for months for the sashes, doors and
blinds to season, is obsolete. A live en-
serprising man who reads the newspapers,
and keeps posted about matters and
things, will make an estimate of what is
required in the house he is about to erect
send. to Charleston, S. c., to the Bull
ders' Emporium, and have all his Doors,
Sashes and Blinds, ready to go in its
place when the Notwithstanding are
put on. Messrs. L III. Hall 81 Co., the
Proprietors, have the most extensive
stock of Building Materials and Orna-
mental House Work, including White
Pine, and Fancy Lumber, Marble and
Marbleized Slate Esntels, Asbestos Roof.
ing Felt, &c. Send for price lists and
circulars.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-04-09

One Of the first business principles to
act upon, is to make all purchases direct
from the manufacturers, thus saving large
sums Of money, for this reason we aid wise
our readers to purchase their Windows,
Doors, Blinds, &C., from 1. H. Hail &Co.,
Charleston, S. c., who have at the Facto-
ries combined benefits derived from ma
terials in first hands, skilled workmen,
latest improved machinery, and thorough
systematic management. All windows
glazed with good clear glass. They are
also Agents for Asbestos Roofing Felt.
try IT and you will be pleased with its
durability. Send for price list, circulars,
&c.
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GO TO II E x AS
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This line is well built, thoroughly equipped
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-04-09

MAN wants but few things here below,
but wants those few things nice; and the
place you can get them is at g. d. Kort-
johns, who has . supply of all good
things, which can be had cheap. Mr.. *
has everything in the grocery line, and
guarantees satisfaction; his segars and
liquors will suit the most fastidious. See
his advertisement.
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schutzenfest.

This popular festival of the Germans
comes off the latter part of this month.
Heretofore it has been conducted in u
style thai was worthy OF the great Nation
that it represented. From what we can
gather from the papers, we think thas
this one will exceed the others in better
arrangements &c. The officers who have
the management of itarc gentlemen fully
qualified to carry such an enterprise
through successfully.
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Mr. T.B. Boyd

1AI. d. bUyu
Has just received direct from the Man
ufacturers a large supply of Boots and
Shoes to suit the trade. All who want a
good shoe for small price, go to Boyd's
boot and shoe store. Examine those fine
CATERS, which feel SO good on your feet
that they make walking delightful
pastime. Il addition to his shoe store,
Mr.. B has fine assortment of Groceries.
See his advertisement.
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NOTICE..

a PRIZE FOR EVERY TICKET.
/ Cash Gift, $1O9,OOOl 75C.G. each, 81 900
ench, 50,000i30O g 500
~ 25,000I200 /" I" 200
20 5,000!550 100
400 Gold Watches SIS to 400
275 Sewing Machines -. so to $50
20 Elegant pianos ESQ to 700
30 Melodeons so to 200
Cash Gifts Silver ware, etc, valued at 81 500 900
A chance to draw any of the above prizes for
% cents. Tickets describing prizes are sealed
in envelopes and well mixed On rccedit of %
cents g. sealed ticket is drawn without choice.
and sent by mail to any address. The price
named upon it will be delivered to the ticket
!.eder !helder ON navment of one dollar, Prizes are
Immediately sent to any address by express or
return mail.
You will know what your prize is before YOU
pay for it. No blanks. Our patrons can ,lenend
on fair dealing.
OPINIoNs OF THE PREss.-Fair dealing can
be relied on.-N Y. Herald, Aug. 23. I gen.
nine distribution World Sept 9. Not one Of
the humbugs of the day Weekly Tribune July
z. They give general satisfaction.-.S .Staats Zci.
Mng, Aug. 5.
References By kind permission we refer to
drew sl3oo5 Miss Hattie Banker Charleston, Charleston,
$4,000. Mrs. Louisa r. Blake, ST. Paul, Piano,
$4,000 Samuel V. Raymond Boston. S., 500.
Eugene p. Bracket, Pittsburg, Watch, $500.
Miss Annie Osgood, New Orleans, $500. Emory
l.. Pratt, Columbus, Ohio, $1,000. /. It.
One Cash Gift in every package ofI5O tickets
guaranteed. 5tickets for 81; Ii for So; 25 for
SD; 80 for $5; $50 for $500
Agents wanted, to whom we offer liberal in,
duccments and guarantee satisfaction. Send MI
money exceeding one dollar by express
Address. JOHN, G, HAMILTON ca
Apr. 9-3m "A Pine ST. N. Y.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-04-09

InE Mercantile Prize Association IF
NV York, offers unusual inducements to
persons wishing to buy tickets. 1t is
endorsed by some Of tho leading citizens
Of New York.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-04-09

WE see from tho Uninn-F erald of
Wednesday, TINT Judge Glover has been
appointed County Treasurer, vice Hum
bert removed.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-04-09

SEE notice o.a valuable b,ick yard to
rent, now is the :imc, it can be got cheap
and there is no end to the profits in that
Kind of business.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-04-09

We call attention to the notice nf part
ncrship between Alcssrs. w. Willcock and
]. ID. Wolfe. These gentlemen go into
their partnership with the best wishes Of
their friends and the pubic.