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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-06-02

MORNING cLAss-55.
S0lisli7ISSTaIs3I6 0INISI5ll2Ia
Memphis. June ?. 1874.
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sF Bids for the Privileges Of Confectionery
Stand. Shooting Gallery and Restaurant will
be received till Monday, June 18th. Address
the Committee Of Arrangements. Engine
House. corner Of Second and Adams streets.
1894
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/ hereby announce myself a candidate for
the Office of Sheriff Of Shelby county, subject
to the action Of the Convention to be called
by the Executive Committee under the Bart
LETT Resolutions.
7S-tc M. j. WALDRON.
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W. HESRY TAYLOR, sup't.
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The Scientific Party Ready 30 Sail
Details of the browning of Amer
lean students in HWitzerlRnu-
KOchefUrt TO Deliver a LecturS-
RreWers' Association.
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The Tent Under tine Beech.

1t Is safe to say that of the thousands who are
this month summering along the beaten tracks,
IN the mountains, st the springs, and beside
the sea, but very few will return in the fall
Thoroughly satisfied with the summers expert
ence. There seems TO be growing prejudice
against the fashionable centers and all of them
are discovered to have disadvantages which
are rather increased than diminished by years
OF prosperity. TO those of a limited purse, who
are obliged TO consider the matter in its finan-
cial aspects, the exorbitance OF the charges is
the first and greatest objection. The accomo-
dations are often meager and of an inferior
quality, and the repose OF informality is i'm
possible. The result Is, that the American
pleasure seeking public is eager to find some
method of eluding the general expensiveness
and the necessity OF elaborate toilets incurred
at these centers, without falling into the snares
of the traditional cheap bosrding-house, with
its bad bread and slp-shod society.
We have recently heard of party, consisting
of eight or ten families of neighbors, who, after
a careful estimate of expenses decided to spend
the summer camping out on the shores of a
beautiful lake, about six miles from the city of
Al. They took with them thirteen tents
one for the dining room, a second for the
kitchen, and smaller one for provisions, etc.
Each OF the others contained one or two beds
a washstand and bureau, though Others who
have tried this plan prefer trunk to the bureau.
The parlcr consisted OF q sheltered wooden
platform, rusticly furnished, and commanded a
superb view OF lake scenery. Hammocks were
suspended under the dense foliage, and here
the ladies brought their fancy work, books and
periodicals. Accompanying the party were
three cooks and two coschmen. \ carriage and
light wagon were sent to the city every MORN
ing, and the freshest provisions thus supplied.
Milk was readily procured from farmers near
at hand, where the horses were also stabbed
Light, loose and heaithful clothing was gener-
ally worn. The youngsters were dressed plain
iy, and turned out TO romp and gather flowers,
and climb trees, and delve in the dirt to their
hearts content The "urchin" element re-
ceiyed full recognition and encourag cement, to
and temper. The lake afforded the finest row.
ing and fishing, the sir was pure and the
scenery picturesque. Excursions OF all kinds
we're made in every direction, and st the end of
six weeks the party voted unanimously to re-
turn TO the same place in the succeeding sum-
mer.
One charm of this plan of living Is its elasti-
city. AS many servants and nurses can be
taken as occasion may require, and the details
may be arranged to meet the circumstances
and tastes of the party.-''IfOme and Society,"
Ccyib,ley'S far
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TOMORROW.

by DUNCAESON BROTHERS,, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets northwest.
EFFsCTs OF BARON DE GUTENBERG, RUS.
1888 @ STREET. NoRTHWEsF, CoHsisTfSG
OF FbENOH GLAeS, P0RUELAIN, CHINA,
OIL PAINTINGS, GARD TABLES, WHITING
TAA s GoRIAAihs' CHAMPAGNES, CLAIR
q On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, July %,
~ commencing at % O'Clock, we will sell at the
~ residence Of Baron de Gutenberg, 1888 q
'street northwest, his entire effects consisting
ChiDs, Tea and Dinner Sets, comprising $50 pieces
of the finest Porcelain.
Bohemian Glass Dessert Service.
Out gsss Fruits, Ohampagpss Olarets, Rkines and
Sherry Glasses.
Finger Glasses, Ice Cream Plates
Wine Coolers, in Glass. &C., &c.
KITCHEN.
Coffee Boilers, Fish Boilers.
Coffee Fans, Cream Moulds, &C., forming In ALI A
full BatteTie de Cuisine.
Gard Tables, Library Tables, Office Desks
SpleEdid Rosewood Secretary.
Fine Oil Painting, NJ sdonns.)
Russian Tea Urn.
Chsmpsgres, Clsrets, Liquors, &c, &C., being the
entire effects Of the Russian Minister.
Jyl6 DUkCANS0N BROS, Aucts.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- SUNDAY MAY 1OIH, fSp.m.)
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

HhVh wASHlNGION CITY.
zoo .. m, Bsltimore and Way Stations.
o.'o n m, Sn a,a ore, CRANBERRY and Way Sta
1.2O a. m, Baltimore, Annapolis and Relay.
,ara re es York 10Th, Philadelphia, Boston, Bal.
SOS =: m Chicago, 81. Louis. Louisville, oincin.
1nsn' Columbus, sandgsky, Berkeley and Bed
yiIle, Wsshis ston Grove, Germsntown.
tISwn: White Sulphur spSinss: Psrlo1 Cars.
$50 3 m, baltimore and Way f stssion s0n'
1870 M, BsIsimo Mer and dn %sS Stations.
. m hcOtt Ci.y, Bsltimsre: Dts.g a Relay.
Sac ?: n. Bslti%ors, Frederick ana all inter.
Point Of noes: snd wa ssssons Wa Mst9o
80 =. g:i;imors. Aapa,oi. and Way Stations.
- ,. m, Baltimore: Sxppr az Relay:
90 p m Chicago. d. Louis, Louisville, Cfncn-
ley Springs, -RockviIle. Magerstown. PxH-
&c p m, Baltimore and Way Stations.
MsT,insbuIe, Berkeley Springs, Cumberland,
600 .. m Baltimore and Way Stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Bahirnors and Way StntiORS--s. 80 Q. m, 1 90,
Baltimore and Rsiay.-1 SO .. n, and e.ss p.
EssL-s.0s q: m. and 7p.m.
PlttSbnrR = 40 D. m,
- Az Itai1s Step at Viadrot Hotel, Relay
For further information apply Of the Baltimore
md ONO Ticket Ohicess Washington Station, and
rsksn for Baggage to be checked and received 81
my point in the city.
THos. r. mss a1ss Of H TrsnspOr,.rou
GEO. b. kOONTZ- Gent Agent. ie29
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CAHMhCK. On the 2lst instant, at n a m,
EAEAfOh CAhmACk, IN the sun year Ot her
Go 20 your rect in peace.
Ahd soft be your rep3sc
Your Troubles and your trials
From earthly cAree FER
iunsr raj from the E0undTy NJ. X. Church, Mednes-
Gay joy I'D, az O'Clock D. u. kesidence OIL
NlTginis avenue southwest.
DlSMER. on the aOth instant MARY, wife of
Charles LINER sged az years. baltimore eua
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
requested 10 attend her funeral from St Mays
church, W dnt sdsy' 2 O'Clock ma. Residenoe, $50
. street northwest. 81
EITZGERABD. On the morning Of the 2ls, in
nant, - % minutes 20 o'clock q m, WILLIE
DOMINIC, beloved son Of Michael J. and Mary A
Fitzgerald, aged years.
frenfs Of the family invited 10 attend bis
funeral from his parents Residence. No. CPS
street, between o. ard eth streets sOuh on Thur.
cay, I'd instant, att O'Clock .. m. n.
JOHNSON. Miss CATHERINE JOHNSON,
Funeral snd requiem ms.s q Friday, a. o clock
net. PRuiCks church. Hor fIisnds are respect
fully Invited to attend. n
PJERSON. On the 18th instant, ROsANNA In
fs5t dsus liter OF W. Z. and kmma J. Pierson.
The iat6 inst, EMMA bl hS s s n Of 9e
Plerson, aged - years, mOzths, and q days.
The friends u the family invited to ATTEND the
funeral at DO 422 llth street southeast 20 nerr0W
"Wednesday afternoon, al 3 O'Clock II.
sGHLOssER. On the Goth instant, JOHN u
Ter the last fCrty-one years q resident Of Washing
tor, sRed CO years.
The relatives and friends are invited % stteui the
mineral from his late residence, No. % Msssschu-
20, at e'cloof.
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NABr rsTe9Ps. k.s.,.s - s.'~sI fss.ss
INTHE SUPREME COURToF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA,

In the case OF Horace A whitney. administra-
tor Of WILLIAM q. MAGEE, deceased. the adj
ministratOr aforesaid, has with the appreciation OF
the Supreme Court of the District Of Columbia afOre
said, appointed TUESDAY, july 2Stn, 1874, Tor the
final setIemest and distribution OF the personal
tate OF said deceased and Of the assets IN hand far
as the same have been collected and turned into
money; hen and where all the creditors aud heirs
Of said deceased sre notified 20 attend, with the
claims properly vouched or they may otherwise By
Law be excluded from all benefit in SAID dece ased
estate P-Oridcd. cory Of this order be publ shed
previous 20 thesaid day. Test:
yl-WSw A. WEBSTER. Register Of Wills
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- In st. Louis they call street car drivers
"slaves OF the brake" There is poesy every
where in the atmosphere OF the mound city.
HThe Kennebec Journal Is sure that dogs
are the friends OF men, inasmuch as an Augusta
puppy bit map-pedler on Wednesday.
6-The turbulent attitude of the redskins
tends to corrocorate the theory common on the
frontier, that there are no good Indians but
dead ones.
R-This Ia the season in which women put
their heads out of the parlor windows and tell
their ntighbors how many flies they chased on,
of the dining room before dinner, and how
many they swept mp before breakfast.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On th. petition q Tbwi Z D: 'S WfLLxisscs
lipsyille, Conn. executors OF Samuel W. COLLINS,
deceased, praying for the extension az . patent
granted 10 the said samuel w. collins the 1Dth
day Of November lse and ressued in two d isions,
numpered So and SIS, the 10Th day OF August.
Tcols:
II sordered that the testimony In the be ooesd
the s0tb Gay Of October next. thaf the time for
fins arguments and the Exs1n1ners report be lin.
ted 20 The Ssh day Of Octob~r next, and thsf seie
Any person may cPp9ss thls sr,ens n-x-.,
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10y d. H. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal Buildings, corner TIN and 4 SITS. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM
PROVED PkOPERTY WONDERING ON x3I

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY BORDERING ON x3D
AT AUCTION.
<eN By virtue Of deed of trust, dated May I9,
ga d lS4, duly recorded in nber No. Ia. folio
I'll, ct seq one of the land records for Washing
ton county, in the District OF Columbia, and the
request OF the party secured thereby, will sell
az public auction, in front Of the premises, on SAT
UkpAY July %. 1874, at o'clock p: M, the fol:
0wi described real estate, situate in the city of
Washington, D. G., to wit: All that certain piece
parcel OF ground known and described all of orr.
giEal lot numbered nine (9), in square numbered
fifty four (54), the Is described and desiS-
mated upon the plat or plan Of said city, said lot
bordering % feet o. inches on the "Orcle" and 81
fest inches on 23i street northwest, containing
IL, % square feet OF ground
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6, Il, 49, and q
moths, for which the notes of the purchaser bear
Ing 10 per cent interest, secured by deed of trust
Will be taken. All convey snciDg Bt the pease OF
tie urchasor. 3 200 will be required a posii
at time Of sale. If the terms Of sale not compile
with In days from the day of SALE the trustee.
reserve the righs to resell the property of the rsk
acveri isement.
WILLIAM sTIOKNKY,l r,n.,sa.
GEORGE II. PLANT. trustees
Iyl4-eo&ds j. 7. C0LDWELL, Salesman.
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nY JOS. r. KELLEY,
ID Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
Office No. 9O2 9th street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PBOYED RIAL ESTATE, ON Sd STREET
last, BETWEEN NORTH STREET AND
MLhss,A SIE USETTS AVENUE NORTHEAST,
"a BY virtue Of deed OF trust to the undersigned,
Sf9dated March 9Th, 1872, and duly recorded in
NLlber No: go, folio 453, 81 seq Of the Land
Records IN shd for Washington county, in the Dis
tr1ct OF Columbia, and at the written request Of the
party secured thereby, " ill sell at public auction,
10 front of the premises ,on MONDAY, the 27th day
OF July, A. ID. 1874, at O'Clock p the folio wing
described real estate situate in the City Of WASH
tpgtCn District OF Columbia TO wit All thst certain
piece or parcel of ground known the south part
Of lot numbered ten, (lO ia square numbered seven
hundred and fifty six 1856, having front Of fifty
(6OJ feet the west eide OF 81 street east and run
ming back the depth Of the lot, containing seven
thousand one hundred and ninety 80 LOO square
fest - ground.
Terms of sale About s3Oo, being the balance due,
with interest at six per cent per annum from April
l5t 1872, and expenses Of SALE in cash, and the bal
snee in three equal ihstalments, for which the pur
chaser TO give his notes, at six twelve
(l2 and eighteen tl5) months, with interest at six
per cent annum and secured by decd Of trust
the property sold. SlGO to be paid down immedi-
ate ~ after SALE Convey ancing at cost of purchaser
III the terms OF sale are not fully complied with
within days after sale the trustee the
rsht TO resell the property at the risk and cost Of
oeiaulting purchaser by giving i've days notice in
come newspaper published in said city.
J. g. bIGELOW, Trustee.
Jyl5-eO&ds JOS. II. X LILY, Auct.
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m AR RI Ed

EoBToN-MARTIH. On joy 81, 1874, by Rev
J II. MsIgert, Mr.. CHARLES ". MOTION 20
Miss AMELIA J. MABTIN, both Of Washing
ton.
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DHsr FOOD FOE IEYANrs-s The young
ID Prince thriyes % veil upon it that a. must BE
Mother MIN sscfcsely possible I'D. Bauk9.
Astounding IN fLRsH and BoSE BeRnINs sub
other so-caiied Foods being entirely deveit of no
ishng prop rites Induce rickst aud idiotic eond-
Of the wheat, which causes irritation n tbs bowels,
disrrhas, &C. Prepared by sAyory 4 Moore. Chen-
New Bond street, London. Eoid by Ohemists and
st0rekeepers throughout America. eaglt-s1sly
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l0I4PENNsYLVANfA RoUTElS74
soRTHwEsr. .oTT99ET HE sourHwrsr
Trains leave a. follows:
Washington. 3:ss 8. N. Baltimore. 1928 9. m.
$50 D. m. Sc. 1:3s D. m
THE GREAT Dc2BLE TRACK ROUTE,
s sltn elegant Scenery, Palace Stste-room Day AND
c,gnt cars, with monderB improvements.
Two hundred miles Cd to Western and Central
The 1l;ss g. n. daily except Sunday, Southwest,
wei and Northwest; geo p. m, daily, Cincinnati
MAKE CORRECTIONS
Lnr91kn rom WASHINGTON TO BUFFALO,
UHiChG0 and ST. LOUIS without change.
Itckets By this route be procured ct the ofnoo.
oorEer OF 18th street and Pennsylya mia avenue, and
corner OF 9th street and Pennsylvania under
National Hotel, where reliable Information will be
given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at these oftces car
secure accommodations in Palace Oars for Chicago,
St Louis and Buffalo.
ED. b. YOUBe, General Passenger Agent,
.ly Baltimore, Md,
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Rf b. Ii. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctiopeer,
Federal Buildings, corner 18th and 4 SITS northwest

RY b. u. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctiopeer,
Federal Buildings, corner 18th and sts northwest.
TRUsTEE'seALEe OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, CONSISTING OF TEs BRICK
DWELLINGS ON RIGGS STREET, BE-
TWEEN nth AND BOUNDARY STRKETS
AND NORTH AND V STREETS, AT AUC-
a By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated june IA,
EE ID 1873, and duly recorded in Llber No. yl9,
ton county, District Of Columbia, and By direction
Of the party secured thereby, will sell at public
auction in front of the premises, on FRIDAY, July
10th, A. ID. 1874, at Ga O'Clock p. m , ell those
pieces or parcels of ground situate in the city of
Washington, ID. o., known and described on the
piats of said city as lots numbered seventysx (76
to eighty hye 1851, both inclusive, in Fay, NOrment
Barretts subdivision of square numbered one
hundred and fifty (l5O), together with the improve
Tens Of sale: Onefeurth cash; balance at six fS)
twelve l2) and eighteen (l8j months, with interest
at ten per cent. per Rnnum, secured by a deed OF
trust on the property. A deposit of 900 each
will be required at time Of sale. All cOnyeyancing
as cost OF purchaser. fterms of sale not COM
piled with in seven days, the Trustee the
the defaulting purchaser after five 90 days adver
tisement in some ons or more newspapers published
in the city OF Washington, ID. @.
GEORGE W. STICKEEY, Trustee.
1-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
MONDAY, July 27th, 1874, same hour and place
GEORGE w. sTICKNEY, Trustee,
Jyll-eoSds ]. T. COBDWELL, Salesman.
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A LExANDRIA & WASHINGTON r.

A LEXAEDRIA & WASHINGTON Il. II
- AND
ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG G.2.
CORNER OF b AND Sixth STREETS.
local trains leave for Alexandria 81 foIiovs:-o,
3. m: and ,. m daily, all other rains daily except
IoesS Train. from Alerandr,. arrive .. follows,
$685. 1888, $50 1913, 1888, 1l:35 8. m,
1883, 1913 1888, 1888, 6:33, 1888 p. 10. The s:3S
other trains daily except Sunday.
g a. n. and 2 M; connect with trains on
RIOH MOED rAec 5XPRE5s leaves daily ex-
cept Sunday, at D. m, arrive at Richmond Io:i3
D. m.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
icayos sshington :33 IN. daily except Sunday.
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
for sale At Oices corner 18th street and Pennsylys
MA ayerus and corner 9Th s'rest aud Pennsyly snis
avenue where passengers can leave orders for bag
gage TO DO checked a. all hotels and residences
through 20 destination.
Es YOUNG, GenI Passenger Agent. jy1-tf
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II
~ DEPOT CORNER 6TH AND d TREATS N. W.
After June 18th, 1874, trains will run as follows:
TaALNS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE Al
BAL TiMORE. WASHINGTON.
S:9s q. N: northern OK Sis .. m, New York Ex
press, daily. press, daily.
500 a; m. Aocommods- $50 3. m. Fast Line
9:23 q. m, Limited Kx. IO:4Os. ,Accommoda a.
press for New YORK, ton daily en-. sunday
daily sx. Sunday. Par-2:4O D, m, Baltimore
lOT car train. and Phfledelphia ex.
West daily eI Sunday "A :Os D. m =, iimited TX.
S;40p. m Accommg ds- press from New York,
tion daily. ex; sunday daily, ex. Sunday.
sSo .. m. Tor Pittsburg. a:93 y. m, Accommods-
Cinclnsati, and SOUTH ton, excer. Sunday.
Weet, daily, Tor the9:35 D. m, daily, from
nortn oa1iys except Baltimore and the west
ssuroay. 11:Oe p. M, Southern
':S0 p. IN; ior Pmladei- EXpress, daily.
ticn Z t. b. B.l. iGoo@% daily
except Sunday
'i Ve,tp p; i m, daily. New
day, Wednesday and Friday, and $40 p. m. daily,
except Sunday, connect at Bowie with trains for
Popes Greek leaving Bowie 1t 10 q. m. and ST. U
p m, arriving II Pope's Greek at l:Ss and 7:2 .
Trains leaving Washington at 3:35 q. M. and
$40 D. m. connect at Odentoa with trains for An
Trains arriving ct Washington at 1910 8. m.
and SEQ p. M, connect ~ Bowie with trains from
passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once
northwest corner OF 18th street and Pennsyl auis
avenue northwest cor 9Th street and PeRnsylya.
MA avenue, can have their baggage called for aud
and West. Through tickets 10 NCincinnati, OoIum,
bus, indianapolis, Louisville, 81. Louis, New Or
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San francisco, and Ill
Il. L. DUBARRY, General supr
d. b. YOUNG. Gen1 Pass'r Agent sp23-n
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Try b; II; WARMER,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th aud SITS. northwest.
OHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PRSyhb PROPERTY ON TIE NORTH EAST
S3kssE sF THIEP AsP sTE LETT
d O., AT AUOTIOH.
IL Under and by virtue Of decree passed by the
iss q cause pending in that O,urt, wherein Angus
TINS GersdoIf ct al: are plaintiffs, and woodbury.
Gr0sfsR decessed ct are dosendsns, q so
Equity d. cket 49, the undersigned, trustee, Will
pi s 1Hs dss july,
9s BEING sROss two 81 tHts
eet 'front.' ON street north, by the whole depth of
uouS ese
,, fT'p, BY the whole depth Of lot numbered
eight This propertys NM Heiy ocse ep and !.
inpToved BY a comfortable three story Brick House,
The terms Of ssis are: ,One-thrd of the purchase
money cash. ard the balance in equal instalments
to give, for the deferred payments, his prOmissory
notef, to be secured by deed of trust said lots
ofthe ssls; $40 TO be deposited by the purchaser,
"H0'0 ''u WooDBURY WHESLEs, Trustee.
Did j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
by LATImER 8 OLEARY,
40 Real Estate Brokers and Aactioneers,
Star once Building
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PROPERTY ON DEFREEs STREET.
~, By virtue of n deed OF trust, dated the 27th
day OF June, ls7l, and duly recorded in liber No.
t5l al folio lag, ct seq, one Of the land records
Of " ~ hirgtoD COUNT, District Of Columbia, and
by direction OF the party secured thereby, will
sell, OIL FRIDAY, July 10th, 1874, at O'Clock, in
front of the premises, Lot 81. in She pherd'5 sub
division Of SQUARE numbered 623, improved by
!hree-stoIy Brick Residence, containing modern
improve meuts.
Terms: Fifteen hundred dollars cash; balance on
long tiIne. Terms OF sale to be complied with within
five days, otherwise the Trustee reserves the right
rese! at risk aud cost purchaser in default. Con-
veyancing At purchasers cost. : leo down at time
II sale. w 5. HOLIDAY, Trustee.
je3o-d6ds LATIMEB CLEARY, Aucts.
STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
I'll MONDAY, July 9Th, ISL, same hour and
place. BY order of the Trustee
Yl0-2aw&ds LATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts.
DY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- o4l Louisiana ave-, Id door east OF 7th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE ON JOHNSON AVE
nCE, BhTMEEN l4TH AND 10TH AND Il
g, BY virtue Of a deed OF trust deted June I9,
u 1873 and recorded in Liber IA at folio $50 we
A. d. lG4 at O'Clock p. m, in front Of the prem
ist. lot Al, in Pierce and klnge's subdivision OF
square fO7. The property IL 10 feet front JOnn-
son avenue l34 feet in depth, aud Is improved with
large and convenient frame dwelling house.
Terms of sale: One third cash; residue in g. IL and
Slt0 deposit at time OF sale. Conveysncing and
cording cost of purchaser. Terms to be complied
| with in five days or deposit forfeited.
FRED. W; JONES rrDstees
JAMES DICKSON, & iiuotoo7'
| jylS-td THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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PROPOSALS.
ETEITED STATS ENGINEER OFFICE, -
u WARRINGTON AyknUs,

DETRcIT, Mich, July Is. 1874.
sealed Proposals vIIl be received At this oaioe,
until . N. Of SATURDAY, the I5th day Of
ADJUST, li, for the following harbOr and river i'm
pr0VeDents, viz.
HAEBaR OF BKFuGs, AT SAND BEACH, MICH -
Cr1b work IN continuation Of that nov IN progress.
CHEBOTGAN HAEBoR, LAKE HURoN, MICH
ment,
MOTIF OF BLACK KIvER, ~ ST. CLkIR BIvER,
MICH--Dredg ms IN continuation Of the Present
Improvement.
sAsIN1w RIvBR, MIcH.-PiIe revetment and
dr. gfpe.
For Information upon the subject apply, either In
person or IL letter, 10 the undersigoed
jyD6 G. WBITZEL, MAJOR Of Engineers.
IT :. ENGINEEB OFFIC6,
-. THIRD STORY I MON BANK RuTLDIN6,
EAYKITE, NEAR CHAkIEs STREET,
BalfiHSre, Md JNiy II, 1874.
Proposals Tor dredging in Appomsttox river, VT.
gina, will be received july 81, 1874, and opened
Immediately thereafter
Blank forms, specifications, and any desired Tn.
formation can be hsd piic ation q: this office.
WIN p. ORAI6HIBL,
Jy1s CO Major 81 Bngineers, u 8. A.
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