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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-02

Y r. HARRIS, Attorney e. Coun-
/. sellor at Law. Office Buttolphs Block,
Is; MIDDLEBURY, VT
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Il. SAYRE, Dealer in Household
a. Provisions, a general assortment of Gro
ies, Flour, Cheese, Lard, Teas, Cotfees, Sugars,
|, Tobaccos, &c. Cash paid for Prime Butter
ny store any day in the week.
1Otf MIDDLEBURY. VT.
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The editor Of the Leavenworth Daily
Argus touchingly remarks in the obitua.
ry of his paper; I'VE went into the
business determined to run it or bust
We have busted
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STRETCH IT LTTLE.-A little girl
aud her brother were on their way to the
store one winter morning, The grass on
the common was white with frost, and
the wind was very damp. Thcy were
both poorly dressed, but the little girl had
kind Of cloak over her which She seemed
to have outgrown
As they walked briskly along she drew
the hoy closer to her, and said :
Come under my coat. JOHNNY"
"it isn't big enough for both, sister"
Then | will try and stretch it lit.
tie - and they we're soon as close 10.
ge,her and as warm as birds in the same
nest.
Now. why cant We all stretch our
comforts 3, iiulr ? There are many shiv.
clinG hohie-. and sad hearts, and weeping
eyes ia the world, just because people do
not stretch their comforts beyond them
selves
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ilusiness Cards.

I KINGSLEY Il son, Dentists,
E UP STAIRS, BREwsTER's BLOCK,
2 MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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Yea, it is a Christian duty,
To secure pleasant home,
When the days so dark and rainy,
Of a stormy life shall come.
Yea, to feel ones self protected
From the Llasts that winter sends,
Is step of first importance
To all parents and their friends,
MORAL:
Yea, build thyself nice new house
Exempt from rat, or bug, or mouse
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Gen. 5. g. Griihu, Of New Hampshire,
is to deliver the Grafton at Providence,
Il. L., on Decoration Day.
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Counting comes less expensive than
formerly in Iowa, a Judicial tribunal there
having decided that when lady breaks
off an engagement she must return all
presents received from her su,er or REIN.
bursc him for their value ia money.
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= p. Russell, NJ. D., Physician
- and Surgeon. Office at the residence of
late Dr. w. p. Russell. Office hours 3 A. NJ.
l4p.A. 6r. NJ. till p. NJ, unless profession
" engaged. Al
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How CHARACTER Is EpUcED-Nlcn are
made at zero, and by process Of self
development, by reason of their condition
and their necessities, they unfold their
characters, 1t is more or less the stimu-
lus brought to bear, in the providence Of
God, through their wants, that lift them
up. You would like it if house we're
built for you before you were born. You
would like it if, when you came into the
world, YOU found shoes ready made for
you if you found coats hanging and
waiting for you; if you found tables
ready to slide in or to rise up through
the floor, covered with all manner of de-
licious food, and surrounded by airy SER
vitors And what would you do? Oh,
nothing And what is 4 man who does
nothing in this world A man who does
not cry with rain, who does not strive to
avoid it, who does not aspire, and does
not work man who is not piled on
every hand with motives for the exercise
OF all his faculties in the development OF
himself - such 4 man is not the man God
meant to produce in this world. lie is
not the ideal man Of divine Providence.
This world is world of anvils, Of bench
es, of plows, OF looms, of everything which
indicates that men must work out their
own salvation and work may be said
to be the brlhcry of creation to every
man that comes into the world.--W ".
Brecber.
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CouNrINd A BlLLIoN,-What is a bill
lion? The reply is very simple-a mil
lion times million. This is quickly
written, and quicker pronounced. But
no man is able to count ii. You count
100 or 10 minute but let US suppose
you 60 as far as 200, then an hour would
produce |, 200; day, 2sS,000 and a
year or 800 days, l05, 100000. Let US
suppose now that Adam, at the beginning
of his existence, had begun to couut. had
continued to do so, and was counting still,
he would not even now, according to the
usually supposed age oil our glooc, have
counted near enough For to count a
billion ne would require 65l2 years, $40
days, hours and 20 minutes, according
to the above rule, Supposng we were to
allow poor counter II hours daily for
rest, eating and sleeping, he would need
l9,O25 years, 80 days, 10 hours and
- minutes
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The Latter Ram

1t is very usual in the life Of grace for
the soul to receive, in after years, Sec
ond very remarkable visitation of the
Holy Spirit, which may be compared to
the latter rain The latter rain was sent
to plump out the wheat, and make it full,
mature, ready for the aiter.harvest ripe.
ming. SO there is time of special grace
granted to saints, to prepare them for
glory, to make them completely meet to
be partakers of the inheritance Of the
saints in light. 70 some this is given in
the form of what has very commonly and
| .hink correctly, been called second
conversion. There is a point in grace as
much above the ordinary Christian as the
ordinary Christian is above the wording.
The life of grace is no dead level, There
are mountains and there are valleys, like
the poor Swiss of the Wales, who live in
the midst of miasma where fever has its
lair, and the frame is languid and en-
ieebled. Such dwcllers in the lowlnnds
of unbeief are forever doubling, fearing,
troubled, about their interest in Christ ;
aud tossed to aud fro but there are
other believers, who, by Gods grace, have
climbed the mountain Of full assurance
and near communion Their place is
with the eagle in his cyrie, high aloit.
They. are rejoicing Christians, holy and
dcvo1t men, doing service for the Master
all over the world, and everywhere con.
querors throug him that loved him.
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TedefI BqhdInEs, cor. ssvsnth and . sts. n. ".

hssss.s'. fs.'.is & sss:sSStl sssss;:s
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yatiuuaI gspnblifaH.
: THB 0HdRoE 1oAIYsr Ff5I.

THE EXECUTION OF THOMAS SCOTT.
Ex-PresIdent Brucs, % Ries's proxinsisI GOV
srnmsnt, has pablished In . Canadian paper
long letter giving IN account Of the murder Of
Thomas Scott. which was done under circum-
stances Of more than hendish berbarity. The Or
tsHs Free Press believes that '.ths ststemsnts
may osseesptsd - absolute bets" M. Brucs,
Aou the ltn OF msruh, 1s7o, TAouss scott Was
shot opposite the fort little below the rosd lsst
ms % The Assinfbcine river, after . shsn trial,
passed N me absence Of him that was doomsd TO
death, MI Rial .sAyE aOn the ID Of the sans
month {harehl We brought Scott before tr-
eunAl o. war. He wa not brought before thai
trfounai % AssAssns before his sentence Of fseth
nes passsds AID hs IVES nrpaght thithsr, ,not 10
plead his cause, but simply to hear the rssdfnR Of
the sentence already dsifssrsd agsinas hirn sssss
Among the ssvsn who formed the tribunal or var.
one-oniy onoAhsd discourage toopposs the SEQ
tsncs Of deAth, denouncing & a. . cold-hIooded
murder The six otherI ahamefuily bent thar
hssds before the petty syfsns's WIN. Eternal
shame upon ths heads Of thoss an msp. Their
cosardics has written on theix heads ne HoEd-
Asssssin, While the courage Of the opponsnt
coincidence. Ths man VINO fsariessly rseed against
the an otherb IN sptte Of The sbastrs Language
snaE threats, was Baptists Lspins. Ambross,s
orotnsrs Ehas with the ave others, voted for
SCOTIA death. j said the execution took place on
the eth Of March, 1s7o. The details Of that
onfshsry cause human being to shudder WITH
horror, and Il d hard TO ccnosivs how IL II that
mems bears can contain such wickedness, cGn
sarpas % eold:blooded eruelty the most feroeiouh
Scott I hays here again TO write the name of :
man whose behavior IN hat circumstances reflects
% him the greatest honor. Augustus Paris
len, Of the sir soldisrs, declared openly that
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PUBLIC DISPLAY OF DREss.


Tns following hints 10 the ladies are oferef
By the Baltimore American: A few years ag1
an opera entailed upon the patrons SHY aIlj
useless expense In dress. White opera cloakfe
elaborate hair ornamenting, delicate kid &
laces, and rare fans were necessary to ger
teel appearance st an opera. The result WIS,
only wealthy people could attend; appreciattve
lovers Of music, II poor, were thus excluded,
and serious and foolish society barrier was
raised, which became in Paris and other
European cities Q public fniiction, for IL i'm
pooed restraints unjustly upon the common
classes, and hurled society-that portion Of It
an Observation-Disclosures. deplerAbls and en-
tirely useless To great extent this same
custom prevailed, In England and America;
until very recently In the former country, and
after the breaking out Of the war IN this coun-
try. While the custom Of displaying elegant
wardrobes at operas Is not abolished, IL is very
much modified.
Now, the expensive opera cape Is seldom
worn; Hight eo!ors IN dress have diminished;
bonnets and hats are worn, instead Of the dainty
but costly opera cap. Il Is no detziment to
'EcsPoSsootiisJ W uS sAOunu - VIC gam OPOh0
or CONCERT In plain and inexpensive attire. The
fashion Of the times permits all classes who
r;sn afford to buy ticket the pleasures Of the
performance. gs4tss-1...
In these days the. customary dress at operas,
lectures, &c., is 10 sombre colors chiefly; some
little display In feathers, flowers and fans,
while light kids finish tsstefully any wardrobe.
Natural lowers do not appear as conspicuou
as heretofore; for gentlemen, hutton-h hole bou-
quets, or simple bud upon the collar Of the
vest, 3 all that seems 10 be permissfbf6
p Adeeided change Is also notieesble fn lee
ture attendance, both in Europe and this
country Formerly lectures attracted but
little display Of dress; now We IND the Same
outward respect paid 70 lectures and readings
As to operas.
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TRusTEE,ssALLo OF VALUABLE I,IrRoyED
s sTRfkkFs. faro Hn fESlpcE AND WEST
1 by virtue Or q deed Of trust 60 Daniel T.. Eaton
Corded n Rbes 70. "a Yoiio ID ,I one or The Land
records on Warrington county. Distrlct Of colnpi,
bla, aud At the reQtsst OF the beneficiary. VIII eel
At public auction. n ffobl of the pfemises, on
yzDHEsDAY April 3 isx ne foilowing D.
fovn, Disfrfct OF cognbis. 10 vita being All those
certain piee.s OF p,res q grouna ss9wa snd as "a
sas oas sss
srsei snS rssas s 10
Improved By one wo-stofy ffairs dwelling. Also
~ that pleye or parcel Of ground N said George
towh, Beginning linsty -two .tszl feet from ne
sssRss I fssF s .H apsasss !,
ts5Sry a55ss hs sSos.sp auadrea sad any
sdoiikrs yifh nfsrsst frcn the i2th gf Nay. lHA q
1 .s n II: s r. cssR 81 III lii md Sxeiss
sesa q fsst 81 &c z al ssssy
ssnclns Il he expensc of me purchaser. The ale
wiiI begin with The property on West Street. =
the terms OF sale are NOT con pllsd Up ave o.yg
& lie vi ~ ees' i q ie desitin fesss
aflfrhve ea7s' aerertlsement IN. song ope rs mcyc
ofthe ncNfpsptrs plpIs1el IN the CIT 81 Mseh-
nsfon, DE- III 0k0EGk W. SILS4knt
= .isah ~ 10 q. ,. wJEHLfYi CO.,
apll-d Tcriiie1 Auet;oaeers.
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GALE OF THE REVENUE STEAMER
. "AicCULLOCH."
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAsMINoToN. ID. G.. March Is. 1874. !

WASHINGTON, ID. G., March IS, 1874.
VIII be said at pu bile suction 10 the highest and
best bidder, fer cash, at Il O'Clock noon OF TUES
DAY, the 18th day Of April IA e New YORK city,
sci was built AZ Baltimore In 1865 Is about 500 tons
burthen 20. ND; length, l5b feeti beam, q feet
inches materials, white oak, live oak, white ehes-
nut and Iocust knees OF white oak and hackma-
tack (; diagonal Iron braces inches by y Inch on
the outside Of FRAME tops OF braces securely riYeted
to band inches by inch, extending from stem 10
rigging sails, awnings, boats bosts-cTanes, blocks
Anfals anchors, chain etc. She has pressure
beam engine 4s-inch cylinder, feet stroke Of pis-
ton, main and donkey boilers, steam-pYmps, and
all the necessary ttram gauges CLOCK ana register,
steam whistle, tools, etc. Her equipments, consist
ing of anchors chains compasses, glasses, lanterns
lead lines tools, furniture ETC.. as per inventory,
will be sold separately a. the same time and place
The vessel Will be open for inspection until the
day OF sale Al Government wharf, Staten Island.
Inv ntories OF the articles 70 be sold with the
vessel, and all further desired information can be
Obtained on board, or Of Captain John McGowan,
u. 3. x. M, No. Is Broadway New York.
all bids. ----..
fSiEned, ." WIN. a. RLCHARDsON,
-. Il /
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PR9PP99SSAIsLSsr FOB Oh MAT rE Us re BE
TIE COGNIzAECE OF THE BUREAU OF
prazAy OF cossrsuss11IS0EE i Ih5kks srsIs,

BuREAu OF coSsrHut:TioS AND RarAiR
s..,.s WAsmScI0S. 2; q, April 8 ia!s J
ss = s
g ls5s WI, 3 rsissyea q Shs Bpssse s1s z
time the BIDS vii Be- opened, !" ''''' . .A.'r
81 C sss
P,pgtmsni Washington, and must g inao NED
f3s oS or ri
yards sciii Sseisse TIER as I. seSdrats snssisps
or &c. SIC E "a Ssas '@ t@e 'o' " s ya'a
Printed schsau,s: fer such classes as parties deal
g bdasT' me fSS%s e prsRSs. fSs5;;ns
sssTs to bib On e hs
yardS eP spplicstio 70 the Buresu. ao - ~ 'Ds
The cominandsni Of each Navy Yard. and The
copy Of me schedules Of the other yards, FOR ex-
A3inition only IN order that persons who intend 90
{.
reapire A. before ths exception Of the contract All
tSRR samples must s. nsde e he he con9.ndaass
q sai q HIS only from pars
e. 4 sss s q IN Rsss
nue. for the district IN which they reside. ..
makes the lowest % and gives The .Gpsrsntee re-
quired BY law, the Navy DEPARTMENT, hewever, re-
which il may deem exorbitant. I-s..-.-g.l.I
gS ; z :. ssr s &C. & e.
sssS s; s. e q: nav 1S s {.
sareties n The nun smean. win be required to
sed f 20 he G q navy bspsr
from Il: :;sssS s. IL s s s
tracts shall have been completed, and eighty per
pes q ne
yards WI! be gsid By the ssynss.sT Of the stsson
y lie Fsym.stsr 81 tss station sesres. he yard
as sss S.ss Been cen 81
rs fs ssesis ri: are and
81; %siis Sss iegsi No \ q, white sinePIsns,
Tsss Ash Oars rs Mo q sissi ashessns
She.y Nc n csss I'd M R.:S
roand s and 10 8 lat. NJ.
No. ssn Pla@ssi 5 Iron 5S oa
No Lead Pigs shss il NO. Rs a. zlSc No. a
ron; No. q screws, q brss. and Ifos;. No. %,
% ASss sge No n TSSs
Hard y are; To- s. Whits LEAD: Q. y. Zinc Paints;
Il cS9Es sln han' sprss No. g
sRsrH and Lard 81; No; q, Tsli9y, soap; Nc g,
Dry Goods for MphoIsfeiins NO n sta;ioneir No.
csgci s Nc; g snip SSspslsIy; Ne q kcies
y
Betting, Packing: No. "a Leather, pump, rigging,
lscing; No. s., Anthracite Coal: No. So Semi
minous Coal, No. 81, tBituminous Coal: No. 81,
Charcoal; No. 50, Wood. y
The following are the classes by the numbers, re-
qulred ~ the respective navy yards: l,.- s.-.i z
.,,. g0RTsMoUTH. 9
Nos. Z, IS, is, g g, " q q =. g o. va, So
BOSTON.
Nos, 10, Is a %, g. IS q, q q, So -, s. %, 90,
@, %, n, u. 7S5s .sTs S 81,
Nos 1e e. q g e, @, 4, 50, 81, IS. 20, 90, o.,
% W ~ ~ ~ iPHftaDELPHIA.
Nos. Il IS, n. "a IS g. e, g. q, o, 50, s., s. S
q g 50, &C. g, o., %, 90 u, n ~, ~ Is, n, S. 90,
-. ,wAsHINGToN, :. !
90, %. @, 60. 70. ". ~, 81, ., %. 80 q
y. n 1890. NORFOLK. =.
a sS 8. * / i. i \, + s g. T. q. Z T. 1
8, ~ "a MARE ISLAND. 49, ~. g
Nos. 2, q, a = =, ., z, 81, - q, 50, y, 81 60.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
y =. ..r STORES.

LEAyENvoRTH ARsHNAL,l
LEAVENwokTH. KS, March 30, 1874.
The following named unserviceable and insult
able articles win be sold at public auction, at the
Leavenworth Arsenal, TUESDAY, the 18th day Of
May, 1874 commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m.
esHsirY ana srtiiisry ssSres' e.vsiry and fnfsntfS
secoutrslneuts. knapsssks, hayersaehs, saddles
brides, halters, ammunition for small arms, old
pattern metal and Woodworking machines, tools
and miscellaneous articles, &C.
on the day Of sale, and the remainder when the
property Is delivered. All stores to be removed
nent reserVesths right reject any bid not deemed
satisfactory. Catalogues can be bad on eppilca.
the U. .. Ordnance Agency, n; X; q q this
Ar'enAi- Captain OF Ordinances, eommanding.
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DY B. n. WARNER, ,5y r.r y
FEDERAL BUILDING, corner Seventh and SIS. n. ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FrRsT-oLAss RESI-
RE1kSSH on soqT Eaah s grREEs gETTEEN

81 virtue Or a s,d Of tru,s dated January %, A.
D. fs2 daily recorded N Libsr No. a. folio $50 ct
seq, one OF the land records Tor the District Of CO.
lumblA, and a. the request OF the party occurred
tHsissZ WI Is Saa s Ss 4
Is GsSs az PsesW q Hss q
,sie. q SSlSnsia spS iHS. .5e d:tiHSIisnsd On
ninsteen (fsl In Grsnt's recoraEd snbdiviston o.
square Numbered seven hundred and sixty,. t7ol, }
4 Irest, With depth % one SSndted ma Ten tiiOl
NJ 10 tNenty i3ot foot slley, together with the
ersef mont Sosss Win ii 4 ths mOd;ia approve
" Terms: 6us.third cashl balance At az. twsive
tho purchaser, Bearing. interest," hon the day
IL nrobertV soid Win be i.ien. deposit Of two
hsndIea dolsrs WI 3 tsasifsd Il time ssssls Al
terms OF sale are nok complied WITH 10 seven days,
epsy. AZ lie riak snS cot OK the de&aifng p1f-
chaser, after ave days says5tiseRent IN some one
Dc" = : -fsocf T s 65EEbT EEY,tse'
: apS-wFM&ds -Hgr ~ ---T1EN Salesman
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HKApouARrrRs DEPARTMENT OF TIE SOUTH,
OFFICE CHIEF QuARTEad1sTER,

Sealed prono.Ss ~ ,APSS y ~ aS
conditions Will be received az this Office, and aio At
the ofhoes Of the United States Quartsrm,sters at
on WEDNESDAY, the 2Oth day % NAY 1874 Tor
the delivery OF military supplies, during the asesl
year beginning July iH4, and ending June So iSa
Wood, cosl, Com, Oats, Hay and Straw. al the
caster and Frankfost, n.y.; Nashville, Hupholdt
Snq na'snoos snts and saHsnns a M Ss
ShsrlessSa GSsIGTSia' YSssyis and SsSsSlsT.S
N. c.. and 81. Augustine. Fla 80 ...-4r,-.
Bids for any portion OF the supplies WIN be enter
me aeyernmen. reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. - -" 8 ...-.r
Blank Proposals and printed Circulars showing
the estimated quantities required 1t each Post and
giving full Instructions a 70 the manner OF bidding,
tanned by personal or written Application TO the
Q9.rterrnasters 1t the vaTtcSs Posts q 70 this
Deputy Quartermaster General, Chief Quartermas-
ter, Department OF the South. apis
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soo MI S,ss 81 M I'D TsSSHEST.sT5ils

10. gzi PennsyIysnis eye., bet. Tenth
5Sas and Eleventh sfs.s koufh gtde.s9 a.
ealss1d newspspsfs Ssrefaiiy attend 20. =.
nHHARTIFIcIAL STONE COMPANY,
Il OF CHE DISTRICT OF C0LUMIA
are prepared 70 supply a short notice dhsns iHs
diGsrcnt eelors; Fountains, Lawn ornapents,
House and Lawn Steps, aud piatforms; n ~ So
Guide dampness; Kitchens and ersae eenentsa nae
he i5frnsios 81 Its fsecfs' ke. and All other
WORK erecaied f6r which Borfisnd Cement. Is
adapfed. Our Portland Cement becomes in . rev
days superior any Of the marbles natural stone
IN cominoue uee. and Il admirable imitation OF
either marble or stone: IL more durable, and tD-
ereases It's crushing resistance with age. Its beauty
~ unquessionap's. q N RoDERTs, Manager,
Ans-1 " ~ : - Ioaislsas ssssae.
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is Resi Estste Broker and Auctioneer
No. sif seventh street, opposite U; 8. Post Once
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL BUILD.
E2T IN 5AE NTH kSHIHH spEr f en- 4

sySirsae o. DEED o III dste4 ABA q A. D.
is7s duly rseoyded IN ies. No IA PILE S one q
1t the the party secured fhereey, We wiz
sell a ppbe auction, IN front q The premises on
loving descrieSa real estate, situate IN the city q
MsshtngtoI. pistries % S9i1noar b 20 VII; Lot -
corded subifyision Of square numbered three hun,
dred and siktyfeur, frontint on street nine
teen (isl feet six 20 inches, with depth OF enc
hundred uoel feet 70 an alley. ,,,...a.....
Of Indebtedness, ESQ, with Interest at the rate
ten per cent from October lS, to day q sale, and
twelve CID onths for which the notes q The pgrs,
secured By deed OF trust on the properly soid wi
bs taken deposit o. $40 wili e rs0aifsd slime
OF sale, and ell conveyanelng At the expense Of the
purchaser. 1fterms OF sale are not compiled with
In seven days, the trustees reseryethe right % re-
sell the property At the risk and cost delAait
ing purchaser, after ave days' xdserti1ement in
some one or Pore newspapers Published In wash
80 Sk kSStSAEWR ". u sfiTSkk REEEEga ,ru..e..
apIf-s Tn, ThAds e. D. SWEET, Auct.
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eE fg9I .d 3; IEb5AEETi s.,.snss.
PI TMoMAs s. WAGGANAN, = -
~ Rsai Estate Auc.ioneer, So Seventh street.
oFA Az SE /. s 8 y Or 4 ,yEny yALvAELg
sgTSSSskf5sI EoEfRSEsT. 6Ff6sffE THE

G.sss, AZ y virtue q decree q y: s1srs%e:
VI: q s:S, S
sseSyS fo.r handrsd sad ~ tpN son..iDed r.tstn
sI:S s 8: n S =
az y u, Ssss * ihs s. sinsiss
rss;ys sRs Of i2s
secssat Of IN Proximity % the Post Once and PAT
Terms OF sale; one third sash, snd the residue In
4 twS ys az 70 Sss.
ehIssr % be stvsn 20 deferred payments, secured
t' {. - 5EosE ED%SQssIESNS lSrSI.::;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-21
DY wORMLEY a JOHNSON,
- AuctIoneeFs and Real Estate Brokers,
biz PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT SITUATED on
x xkD sHTgsFN sEs9 NoRT ANR THIRD

AlkLf1s BETN Elm 6EtONQ AMI lhlh>D
AND AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of . deed OF trust TO Daniel L. Eaton
and myself, dated Esy n ls;i, duly recorded u
the District Of Columbia, and AZ ths request Of the
pubic sssiiou On sAT II kprii q iss Al
pusts IA the City u Dstrics o. Co
iunbia 60 wtt All that certain piece or parcel OF
ground, being known and described as being part Of
lot numbered three az In the recorded subdfvfslon
81 square Numbered ave hundred and hfty-six.
(55s. beginning for the same AZ the norfhu
corner OF said lot, and thence running east along
the line Of PUBLIC alley twelve qz1 fset; thencs.
and thence north forty-six ts) feet 70 me place OF
fermss fwo hundred and hfty, dellsrs,. with in
terest Al ten (l0) per centtm from MayI2, iS7l TO
day OF sale and expenses OF sole IN esih, and the
&c 1otes Of me bsrchassr, testing Interest from
the pfoPerfy sol, will se taken, . deposis @
sale All eonSeyAnGins At the e. peass of the pn,-
1.-THE terms Of sale are nosecppl,sd with in,ssysn
( days, the trustee reserves The tight 70 resell the
properly. AZ The risk and cost q de1nitiag purs
one o. more sswspspers pubiishsd N Warrington
''''sD.e GEORGE W. sTIcKEEE
a-sse = ~ ysr. woR RSssH i CO. g
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-21
STATE LOTTERIES.
=. .az 8. $500, 900.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.

rex cts, ono; HalfTickets, IS; onarfers,
= : - 80 e2.5o. ~ - - 49, =
GEo Our lotteries are chartered ~ the state, are
a7e under the supervision Of sworn Commissioners.
- The ofdcfal drawing WIN Be publishel IN The
s. Louis pspers and copy Of drawing sent . pnr-
I @Wew Win draw similar schema The last day Of
~ Rennif e cur risk 6Y POST OFFICE MONEY
Orders, REGISTERED LETTER, DRAFT, or
EXPRESS. Send fora circular. Address
, 4ays MURRAY, MILLER q co..,
= - is@s-'ss.'l - So. Loul8. No.
. Rostorlee Bon. 80. ssy msi-TuTh&sf