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A.-When the Surgeon g.
all the eminent physicians and snrg' neral, and
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 63 B. ons Dafronize tho
that springs. ''hngerpads's oadway no wonder
I'D iron hOops ant ho
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RUSSIA.
An Imperial Visit to Queen Victoria.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Feb. 1916 A. M.
The Emperor Of Russia will visit England next
April
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A Trial OF Mmo. PC
for the past has civ ,rtcr's Cough Balsa mn
ing pulmonary c0mpAv proof Of its efficiency cur
uurivalled usefuneS' II has living evidences
70 cents and 50 cents
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Average temperature yesterday.
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
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UnsatisSa Glory Administration of In
dian Affairs.
The Senate Committee on Indian Affairs have
under consideration number OF propositions on
the subject o. the future control and management
OF the Indians. The>cresent policy. in its results.
particularly as compared~ylth Its expense, Is by
no means satisfactory. The esfap,.s hment OF ter
ritorial government for the Indian aerritory Is
now being considered. Several Cherokaes> and
other Indians in the city, In the interests o! the
people, have made statements before the commit
tee. Senators Bogy, or Missouri and Ingalls,, OF
Kansas. are understood to be In favor OF the Terri
t0ral form. The rest OF the committee are unde-
cided. A proposition looking to q transfer of In.
dian affairs from the Interior to the War Depart
ment is now pending with greater prospects than
ever, In view Of recent Developments of being car.
red out.
The Bill TO Abolish the sTron-Clad"
Oath and Political Disabilities.
General Butler and Judge White OF Alabama,
having been appointed subcommittee on two
bills, heretofore introduced in the House, and re-
ierred to the Committee on Judiciary, to abolish
the test or ''iron-clad" oath In all cases where it
is now required by law, have prepared long re-
port upon the subject in favor OF the abolition,
which they Will this week submit to the full CON-
mittee. There seems to be- no doubt that the ma
jority OF the House are In favor Of the relief as
they are disposed to restore better feeling, and
remove as far as they can all traces OF dis
content growing out OF the late war. Such
bill will enable the Postmaster General to
select deputy postmasters competent to the
performance OF the duties required, whereas at
present he Is restricted in his selections to those
who can take the test OATH not a few OF the post
Qu1ceS Yielding but q aWau sum u the vag NJ caR-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-16

- Havana Bankers.-J. b. Marines & en-
~ wall street, New York. will paw the highest rates e.
spanish ooubloons and Havana Bank Bills &C. ''
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Wigs, Toupces, Skc.-G. Rauchnu.s-
Practical Wig Maker and Ornamental, Hs;rwo.n e
East twelfth street. near Broadway "oiA0'' -
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Sworn to curey Rheumatic Remedy
eases. No % rheumatism, Neuralgia and Nervous Dis
street ana are no charge. Advice gratis Il John
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tiona> sfenberg Vegetable PilIs-Unuues.
sD ~ superior to all Others GRAEFENBERG MAR
&c LIS CATHOLlCON-a certain cure for Femais
on mpan Hs,d GsAEFENBERG yEdETABLE PILLS
ntNbbkG MARSHALL'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
e only reliable medicine that will ncny reiievo
auu cure female Complaints GRAEFENBER,. Msds-
cihes' al wholesale and retail, at IS Reade street
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The Circa ssian Beauty, Zeluma Agra,
Ruins by Disdatn tho Mind OF an Adj
mircr-Madness from Disappointed
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
49, ~--~--~-
A bad BREATH" CAUSE AND CURE, IN IAN
n nual of Phrenology and Physognomy,r 1874 Only
Csc, FIRST post 8. X. WELLS. $50 Broadway. N. Y.
$40 TO 800 IN WALL STREET OFTEN LEADS
n. TO fortune. Thlrtytwo page pamphlet free
VALENTINE. TUMBKIDGE CO,
Bankers and Brokers, No 50 Wall street.
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A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. STORE PROPERTY
~. on Third avenue, oarem, now well rented full
size lots; has great futare value.
JAS. n. WAThKLOw $40 sixth avenue.
A VERY NICE FARM, NEAR HUNTINGTON, l.. l.,
"A worth $1,000, to exchange for Brooklyn or New
York Properly iarm i5 acres good condition.
xLDGETT n LYNCH Ia7 nrna WA v. room q
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JNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Il The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship GEORGE WASHINGTON Captain
whitehead, will leave pier No North River on satur
rates given to Galveston, indanoa, Rockport or Aran-
Wharf Brazos Santiago, ST. Louis and Mobile Cabin
passage $50; storage, For freight passage apply
to CLARK & SEAMAN Sc West street
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE17;A FOUR STORY
w high stoop brown stone House, Lexington
avenue finished in first class STYLE 2Ox6OxS5 Tor
good House be Fourteenth and Twentieth Streets
Third to Eighth avenue. For full particulars apply to
JAMES ROWE, 9l7 Third avenue
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CTONINGTON LINE FOR 30 STON
~ The elegant steamers
RHODE ISLAND, every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
NARRAGANSETT every Monday Wednesday ana
Friday from pier 80 North River p. NJ.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

The possibility OF a neD issue Of tnconuerttoA
paper regard scih amoze'raent and anxiety, and,
in NM judgment. such issue acould be det'1-
7nent and q shane-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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DEvTIsTR Y.

FULL SET S. IS; GUM TEETH. $40; SINGLE, 81;
n warranted extracting with h0c silver nllipgS
6Oc Examine specimens at 26z sixth avenue. Estab-
. lished 1851 Remember. 262.
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lLyCUR.sIONS.

: 80
ENOR RONDOUT AND MISUNDERSTANDING Al
u Cozzens Dock, West Point, Cornwall, Newburg,
MARLBOROUGH, Milton, Poughkeepse and tsopus The
steamboat THOMAS CORNELL VIII make her first trip
from New YORK on c Tuesday, March "a inst and tn,
will run regularly thereafter leaving foot of Harrison
street, pier 81 N. H., at O'Clock +. NJ.
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INAGLE LINE.
u UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG.
The elegant Cydebut iron steamships will sail from
New York as foliows:-
HERDER Captain Fischer April q
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH. LONDON, Oh ERBOURG and HAMBURG,
Cabin-Frst saloon $780, gold second saloon. S72 gold.
Steerage-To Plymouth and London $50, currency; to
Cherbourg and Hamburg, $50, gold; prepaid tickets
from HAMBURG S36, currency. -
William street. For passage apply to KNAUTH Ma
CHOD KUHNE General Agents 1l3 Broadway.
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A PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY-THE SPLEEN
"A. did steamers DREW and ST. JOHN leave pier A.
foot of Canal street, daily Sundays exceped) ate P NJ
NITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY-FARH
" 81 81 Daily SATURDAYS excepted at L. NJ. sun
DAYS at NJ, pier 40 North lsiver foot Leroy St
JNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
via Newport and Fall River.
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD COL
ONY leave pier IS North River foot of Murray street
daily Sundays exceptet) at p. NJ. Through ticket
sold at ali PRINCIPAL hotels in the city.
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~ nue. 5oee front, including three aud twenty
four rooms above aud Lots in Brooklyn; All tor $4,000
easy payments EL5TON, owner, 70 Liberty street. New
York. ~
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IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk,
and Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday to Petef
and Richmond

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From pier North River iooi OF Beach street. steamers
daily at r. NJ for Norfolk, AMI passenger steamers
for Norfolk, City Point ana Richmond Tuesdays
Thursdays aid Saturdays. same hour.
Through bills OF ladng and passenger tickle issued ia
ali points South and Southwest via Virginia and Tennes-
Chesapeake AMI Ohio Railroad for Western points and
by steamers at Norfolk for Newbern and Washington,
n c.. and other points. ONCE, 1877 Greenwich street
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The possibility Of ne,o issue Of snconcertfole
paper Iregdrd ,oith GnaGzenaent ana dnrtety, and,
In ma Judgment, such an issue acould be q detrt-
snent ana a shame-CHARLEs SUMNER,
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The possibility or a ne,o issue Of tnconuerttbL
paper Iregdrd NTH amazement and anxiety, ana
In my judgment, such an issue ,oo,lld be det''t
nent ana @ Shanle-CHARLEs SUMNER
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17

WE PRINT this morning large batch Of
letters, written by Mrs Tllton to her hus-
band during 1865 and subsequent years,
which thai highly moral blAclEmAller has
seen ct 70 publish. They CoutNIn lIGtlO or
nothing calculated TO affect Mr.. Bocchor.
On the contnry, they go to provo his limo.
cenCo Of the present charge against him, II
they prove anything outside Of tho sheer
Stiffness Of their author. II Mr.. BeechcF
had been playing tho role Tllton would have
tho world believe ho played IN his family,
Il Il strange that some evidence Of II should
not DO found In o close intimate, and guSh.
log correspondence such % that herewith
prInLed-wTltten, too by the woman with
whom It IL alleged he acted improperly.
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DIED.


BARNES. On Sunday, August IA Jos. BARNEs,
In the twcntY-hfth year OF his age,
Ills funeral will take pl from 81, PCterl church
on Tuesday morning, IN 18Th, ut 10 o'c Ock, The
relatives and friends OF thJ family are invited 20 At
tend.
HANCoCK.EAugult u. at Il o'clock p, M, BAR
BARA f., only child o. John =. and Maria " Han
fredericksburg papers please oopy'l
TREADwAY.-AuguGti 10, AfIer 4 few hours ILL
ness, ANJANETT, vile o. Alfred TroAdWhy, osq', IN
the hfty-eRhth yoiF Of her age,
The friends oftho family are invited 20 attend the
funeral without further notice, this Monday az
teFnoon at O'Clock, from her late rSSidenoO, No.
i503 Tenth street northwest.
HERRITY.-ApEust ia AZ Z O'Clock ., m. JAMES
HERnITY, aged giIty-nVo years,
THOMPSON -AuEust 10, % il9o 9, Fn;, oftyphold
fever, HAWWY LYON, second son OF AHbury N, aud
Mary, .. Thompson, aged four years AMI seven
mouths,
FriGlll Of the family are lnyltei 20 attend the
funeral from the pAfentg' rec dgnge, NO, LOO Y
o'olOok p, m,
RIagLEs.-AuEuI 10, 10 qovington, ny, after
q short but pfinful Illness WILLIAM I HOAAnt old.
est son OF John hlgEloA, OF Washington, DC,
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immediate attention OF the local State author
tiles. II Il Is not In their power TO punish and
stop them 90 they owe tothemSelves TO do, and
as we believe they are abundantly able 10 DO,
they have only to say 50 and call upon tho gen.
erGl Government for aid. Such 5 call viii
meet with . ready response II made. But Il Il
idle TO pretend that the Democrats Of those
States cannot prevent these diaboliSmS II they
desire to do 90.
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
SoR TUE BENEFIT OF TIE
MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
rTovenaIoer ga, 1874.
LIST OF GIFTS

The Montpelier Female Humane Association,
chartered By the Legislature Of virginia and the
Circuit Court Of Orange county proposes, bT .
series OF Grand Gift Concerts 10 establish aud en-
dow "Hons for The Old, thAfm ana Destitute
Ladies efYlfgihiA, - a Montpelier The former res
idenes Of Presidents James Madison.
The Association u under the centred ef eight
trustees, sis or whom are elected bIsahlaiy BY the
stockholders and two appointed by the asvsFheT Of
virginia
references, W permit slaHl His EEesilehFy, Ia,
r ksmRFfI JOY gthef % Nall IVA BAeSB ehsLb 9lH
hpFL g. WalhBfI eAaHgfeFHgF OF Wal Hen Hpbtr
y, NttheFb Lieut. leVeFheE OF Vs. ghg " - Sens
ataF eleetI Hon, Robert W, HWIh6s, IHdHe EtEiaFh
District Val Senators aRd Members u Goa ITsss
nom virginia,
FeF fuli particulars, testimonials, &c., send for
circular Address
PTes't n, y, u, A., AlsEAHdTiA, VI,
Reliable agents wanted sVeFywhsFa,
HsmittaHees for tickets may be mads BY express
prepaid post ohae money order on washington,
u, o. or BY registered letter, addressed 20
Auf.iI PFss,i n, p, III Al AlsIaadhs, YA.
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PIANOS,


SPECIAL NoTIGE,-Ths propFistOrs
Of 10 DrOh Park oIsF tho tsw houses IIlIl
remaining UHSOId Of ts large number just
completed at lou prices These houses are
carried In Siss, style and price, and are
complies Nth al city sOEvsHfsHcSL Thsy
are close TO the city, being only about as far
az the Capitol % from The White HouSs
from sithsr Of those pOiHt', Nth tSids
GVsauss extending to each, and being higher
than N street they afford commanding
7isws Of the CITY, Thy are all ~ithin
about .tArss squares Of The Ssrsnth and
Ninth street cara and only four sQHarS'
from tie COrOorGn market. We eSsr tbln
as frst-cIass property fn essry RESPECT,
1hsthsr for rsHdSnes or inVestmsnt, and
upon the most advantageous s0rnL That
the promises 40 mGdS last year hare been
fully redeemed, rs inVits the iD.psction Of
the public. This property Is the "gilt
edge" Of the city.
wW wiH rent a fen Of these elegant
suburban ViIIas and cottages to frst-cia's
tenants only at loo prices, il carly applfea-
ton is nads.
A. L. BARBER 8 CO.,
PropristorS.
7Os 3 Street nOrthU''t appetite p O.
jyI-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17

DOM PIATT has been to Long Branch. At
least we believe he has from an article IN the
Cupltal over the initials D. P. The initials are
proper and timely. We thought the owner
was dead. But D. P. has not only visited
Long Branch but he has had an interview with
some scamp up there whom the veraoIous edi-
tor calls ga gentleman" D. P. evidently has
some strange ideas upon what goes to make a
gentleman"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17

THE telegraph brings the sad intelligence
Of the death Of Hon. S. S. Fisher and son
by drowning near Harrisburg, on Friday
last Mr.. Fisher was at one time Commits
sIoner Of Patents, and since one Of the most
eminent patent lawyers n the country.
His death will DO mourned by many friends
In Mnshlnrton.
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PRESIDENT GRANTAND THE PARTY.

LBrooklyu Union.l
The Herald is Of the opinion that "the third
term discussion will not die, )" and evidently II
will not as long as there are correspondents at
Long Branch who can End nothing more
startling TO write about. For the present the
Herald enjoys q monopoly of the subject, but #
Is not within the range Of probability thar It
will ever invent anything more absurd than its
statement about General Grant having de-
termined 10 desert the Republican party and
make terms with the Liberals and Democrats,
Carl Seizures Of the West, and the Tammany
men Of New York, on the basis Of third
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17

READERS OF THE NATIONAL REPUBL1-
CAN learning the city for tho summer ca"
EGr6 tho paper mailed to their address JoT
sirty-sis cents per month, in GdraHcs.
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DRoPUsALs FOR THING AND FLAG
L eRSI9Ht5So E ANBb BEE IpEE5S REffAkGsEs Ar ~
EhE s6tEa III " 81 IL SEE& s SSi, ~ Z,
StitpISG, MksAtNaT5N, s. d WIN 70.
oETIOE o. sgrEhyIsIByeo /. As e |

WAsHrSaToN, D. C., Aug. 10, l5.4
Sealed proposals. will be received at this Office
until IL M ofths 81 day Of ssptsmher 1874, for fur
lhing ami delivering 1T the site % te ne = te,
War and N9yy DePafi tents BuiidiIsg, Wfishi9s-
ton. ID. G., all the Thing and gng neQulE Cd TOR
The Terrace Approached snd sidsrsfi, g. %
the Schedule, and described In The spefiEeatopi :,
onire.
Bidders must submit a sample OF the material they
propose to furnish along with their bid. -
Payments will be male on the 10 livery ana Acgept-
ance Qf materials esductnB 10 per c1ntum unLL mo
All bids mali Be accompanied by'a peua! bond Of
/ two rlSponslbe persons, IN the !gm Of ave th9u-
sand DOLLARS, (sj,boQ, shat the bidleF viii heeepE
aud perform the contract II awarded hlni, tle 2uI,
qconcy OF tho security to be certled By the united
stats Judge, Clerk Of the Unite states Court or
/ 81 der resides.
The Departmsut reserves the Fght 20 reject any
Or all bids f II BE- deemed for the interest OF the
Governments TO do 60, and any bldahnt II not made
on the printed form 10 be OEta' ned at this once,
| anl does not conform IN ever FegpgGt g. tho re-
quiromentl OF this adyTTt semcnt will not be con-
1deted, neither will any prop1aAl be receive ~ Im
paT T., who arc not lheInseys snEaEyd IA The thing
nnd tagging Trade, aud who W. not the necessary
mcllltiea for furnl thing the materials.
irOpo9us vi u b. lnglOreG 10 toA!cd envcl9pet
/ drcsscdto A, u, MuLLETT,
| ault-ist supery.s sing ATchltlct,
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CRAVING CERTAIN At THAT DATE.
LIST or arFTs.

Grand total 900 Gins, all cash. 500 900
PRICE OF TICKETS,
coupon, VI II whole tickets Tor tsooI as tickets
foF'Fjckrts and information,
Address, -
Agent and Manager, Public Library building
Louisville, Ky, auRl%Fk fu-lm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17

II THE Southern people would avert the
passage Of the civil rights bill, they should
compel their local authorities to put stop
to the shooting and lynching Of negroes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17

TIE political outrages, amounting in most
instances to high crimes, which are becoming
fsarfully frequent in Georgia, Alabama, Ken
lucky and other Southern States demand the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
THE THLRD WAL.

tLouisville Courlsr-JournGl.l
A third term is revolution. Tho civil rights bill
is revolution. Between the two we prefer thlrt
lnrm.
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PROPOSALS.
PRoPoszTs ron IfIfffIRIYf supplies,


DEPQT QuAHTERMAsTERis OFFfCE,
PHtLADELFHfA, July Is, 1874. \
sealed proposals in duplicate, with copy Of this
th1 oaee unl noon August 20, 1874, Tor farulahlpf
the united States Quarterm4ster'a Depaktlnbhk
With the FOL OWN -nGined articles, via!
i2o, 900 pairs Woollen Stockings.
10, % pairs White Berlin Gloves.
hoQ pairs WoOllen Mlttsns.
H,QoQ pairs Boots, brass screwed,
Vtv0 pairs Bootee5, brass screwed.
VIZ pairs Bunalo Overshces.
~ pairs Arctic OVershoas, Buckle Caters.
=. ~ 1lrl Arokg Oyershoes, Snow Excludorg.
l5So Moollen blankets.
kIQ Iron Bunk,
NYY9sef1 lron-Bunk Stats.
., ~ aats Stsdcll Plates.
,ooUo'ssSSSS yards Dark-blue Cloth, 81.
RVIy3VOy Yard8 sky-blue Kers2y, e..
.nd 3Sses % sub ected 70 rigid IN peetiou,
Are tpfornsd that full eompu lnce with
.Yns wiz be insisted upon, and that ar
~ X 70 The standard VIII be accepted.
III Iernment reserves the right TO reject any
Bids are Tsqusstse for delivery OF the articles ct
PhlAdelphlA pnd also at san FfancIs,o
Tor ipformauop n detail apply 10 Lhis ONCE,
Envelopes ,contantng proposals 20 De Endorsed
'.PEoposals t2r h1iltary Supplies, " an addressed
BY oTdsf ofths ouSTssrmASlsr General.
Assistant ouartermESssEG General q. 5. A. In charge
OF depot. IyI3-i2f
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ELPH0Nz0 YOUNGS & co.
2UOteI
GTT6 rs
FLOUR-D0wNI

FLOUR-DOwNI
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY, per sack ,.,,oa.SO
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY, per IaSE,,r.res.45
BURNT MILLS FAMILY. lowest ratss,
ISAAC wENdER'B FAMILY
A, ROSS RAYS FAMiLY,.nr "
EXTRA FLOUR, psTIAsE, %, eS.a5 and ea.s5
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yHE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN HAS 4
LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER
MORNING PAPER IN TIE DESTREOTOF 90
LUNBTA.
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HENRY. R SEARLE

ARCHITECT,
TO z Street, opposite Post once De-
4Is-v PartmonG
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MEReHANTs LlNE on sTEAMsHIP8

"a WASHINGTON 4 g5 aEY IQBs,,-
.tlskfAftFf ths Rne staam6hlb6 - % AAilIlb,AiA
Sjttfs {8gt a S}D n
Leave lev feFk tfem FieF y East tlYel sxefy aals
hfaay ~ p rs LeAYs lseFgeleNa sfs,g RtaAy
Yer MI w iolmaslQR apply g u, Y, 4, ~ n HAM
ssh enc ~ Mssfs 1tss tree IA
New ToFk wanna sH7s ii Nj 'FTf6AIpSON.
tall-tf - W FFasident.
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TEAS.

wshIVs recently added 10 our stock IN this as.
paTlmsai ny The PuFohSsssfa LARGE QUANTITY
or NEw.eRoP TEAS Of The dEsrsn, varieties,
aud hshss We are new prepared 10 sHsF special Ia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17

5UNDRIES-
=. Z, Smith = Co.'S CRUSHED WHEAT Hnd
GRAHAM FLOUR, just received fresh from the
mills IN Brooklyn, N. Y, aud Tor sale low.
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IMPROVEMENT OF MOBILE HARBOR
i ALABAMA.
UxtTEO sEAIEs ENeINEER OFFICE, !

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
No. % CHUEOH STREET, 7
MOBTLE, ALA, Aug. 1, 1874.
ProposAI for dredging 5000 cubic yards. more
or less, IN Mobile bay IA ANA, will be received az
this once until noon September 10, is74, and opsned
Immediately thereafter.
Printed blank forms OF proposals and guaranty,
specifications instructions to bidders and any de-
sired information can be had on npplcat on TO this
once. A. N. DAhRELL,
aui7-6t Captain OF Engineers, o, 3. a. u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
COKE
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
i TRIOT OF COLUMBIA.
an, EqultyDOcksts Is.

= Vs. SO AN, Equity Docket Is.
VIM. d, Cassin ct al. - -
1t Is BY the Court this 18th day Of July, A.. 1875,
ordered that the sales made and reported by waiter
S. Cox and William ID. Cassu trustees for the sale
OF the real estate described IN the bill in said cause,
be ratified and confirmed, unless 9ause to the con.
trary thereof be shown on or before the 18th Day q
inserted In some newspaper printed in the District
OF Columbia once In each OF three successive weeks
before the nth day Of August, A. D. 1874.
BY the Court: A. WYLIE, Justice.
4. :. MEIes, Clerk, &c. jy2S-ssW
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17

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