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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-05
NEWS OF THE AUSTRIAN POLAR EXPEDI-
TION

NhWo OF IHL AUSTRIAN PULAR EAPEDI-
TI0N.
SEVEN MONTHS JOURNEY IN sLEDGKs AFTER TIE
ABANDONMENT or THE sHIP-ARRIvAL AT WAR
DOE.
LONDON Friday, Sept. L. 1874.
The members Of the Austrian Polar expedition,
for whose fate great fears were felt, have been
heard from. They were shipwrecked and took to
sledges, in which they have succeeded after long
journey, in reaching the Norwegian island of
WaIdoe.
LATEg.-Furtber details of the Austrian Polar
Expedition have been received After abandoning
ther ship, the party Travelled for seven months in
sledges, aud two Winters were passed on the ice.
Inc highest point reached was in latitude S0' A
large tract of land discovered the northward
OF Nova Zembia. The expedition arrived at War
doe oil Russian boat Only one death occurred
during The entire voyage.
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THE CUBAN RESURRECTION.

RE-ENBoRCEMENTs FOR THE SPANISH FORCES.
MADRID, Friday. Sept. 4, 1874.
Two thousand men will be sent to Cuba in
few days to reinforce the Spanish troops on that
island,
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lie Bien Public says NJ. Bazaine has gone to
England.
The official report OF the Commission appointed 10 IN
vestigae the OF the escape of NJ Bazane
Is made public duplicates the jaors and states hat
they were instigated by Col vIllete. Bazanes aode
camp to facilitate the prisoners flight, but acquts the
garrison Of the fort Of completely in the anair.
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THE TRANSIT OF VENUS.

ARRIVAL OF The UNITED STATES CORPS OF oBsER-
WALTON AT CAPx TOWN.
LONDON. Friday, Sept, 1874
Ihe expedition from the United States to
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observe the transit of Venus arrived at Cape Town on
the 9Th OF August.
BAZAINE'S ESCAPE.

HIS DEPARTURE FOR ENGLAND-REPoRr OF 0o"
MISSION DUPLICATING THE JAILoR AND COL"
VIIIETTE.
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the assets OF the Company more than iour 'i"''
sufficient to pay all Liabilities.
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BITING OF THE PERMANENT CoMMITTEE-MEAs-
UREs OF THE GOVERNMENT AGAINST THE PRESS
THE RECOGNITION OF sERRANos GOVERNMENT
CONDEMNED Ely MEMBERS OF THE EXTREME
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THE WAR DEPARTMENT MAKING ACTIVE PREPARE
TONS TO ASSIST IN PRESERVING oRDER-ORDERs
ISSUED FOR THE MOVEMENT OF TROOPs-THE
WHOLE POWER OF THE GOVERNMENT TO BIZ USED
IN
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

EEw-YoRK, Tuesday, June 80, 1874
There has been but little doing in the gen.
era horse market and our report is confined to sales
effected at public auction marts which are as follows
By Mr. Arch. Johnston, in Thirteenthst., near Uni
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ELUsHING LOTS.
AND INVESTING IN CHOICE LOTS

a
AND INVESTING IN CHOICE LOTS
Upon REMARKABLY EASY TERMS.
No pac the United the situations and
suburban New
100 trains sepo y. T. CITY Hall by JaEesshp
and 34tb~t Terry CommuAon Tor ears ard
tp.endd schooiboue gas
sidewalks tagged and shaded bY rees o. nne
goS; egsnt shubey surrounding nearly every rea'ehs'
Sne boating hsLipg, ard diving. !. has 10 equal
Practically either TorkvSr Harlem with quick trAst
populasn enga2e3 10 IN h CITY
poene iateeaoe wealth AVID enterprise this city bound
great lots be bad for eoness
ardt from
80 received from purchasers OF 70 per
ard 40 eenfn 10 years Ne
and free tickets application Al ~ w HlTCh-
COCKS REAL estate HBADQU AaTkRS, 365 Thrd-Aye cor
Twenty slItbst opposite asB-st Depot 70 flnshlns
GUNNER RESIDENCE on east end of
- Long 81 0OO free and dear eIek1nse r a
gryyy.y % farm Ws'i,p lssYgrS RVLAsp WHITING.
CHORE PROPERTY ON the Sound, three
~ hous from he for SALBA chance seldom offered property
locality rarely ehaong II Is wei worthy the atteutss
Of administrative ability admirers OF The
subny Of THE place
availability cheerful and Desirable ren
the O OF Se~Torf snd It's
destined Of the ande equsn<e<
highways Of he kDo~s Of no spot OF k1O
ps.Rs pd l0neke AZ investment eff a. Unhed stsss
bond Isl. V vslue vi sell 1s
properly choice a.f kerses hrwme uen and bsehob
bafgGin, vii se about 80 seTs% Nlth hne
Building i.es \. \ H. Boz 4 S97 P. o., Ee~-Esrk
no SELL Or EXCEAKGE-A Dutchess
CouEty FARM o Geres Of E.st PsAs seDs OF oar
roaA s.uinS Do,sh sse ~ ssasAys o
sl2 00o 70 $1,000 o5 lreoesy Aecreas FHisff u BOX
LAND Stanforiv9s patches 70. y T.
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I'M THE PURCHASE ROAD, leading from
~ Rye Depoo Rve Lake situated on az elevation eonh.ndng
Of the Sound and fine landscape view toward White
Plans Manaoneck with comfortable and pleasant uround
good esrnaghoues and stables may be na
family who what good
Il miles Ga White Plains Appv person
GRIFFIN Purchase Wesehester Co., N T. or
. ]. L GRIFFIN, III West 3Sh-st
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In addition TO their regular SALE Messrs Van Tasseu
Kearney to-day disposed OF 80 carriages ana wagons
of different descriptions at total amount OF slS,IU
Regular semi-weekly sale OF harness, carriages &C.
at Bankers City Auction Mart and Ne"-1OrR 1atler-
sails on Wednesday, July 1. at IL O'Clock.
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~ 1870, Bro.dw.v Y tesAStsbei fs6F ~ esa esess'
and e.se EMPLOYMENT BUREAU sae'ests1 49, s.sss
fusfe. hrner. ssntlos ss~za&I "a. $500
h. srcsysiy sspped With Assai ssa s~< 49,
- xnsLr m any sspacsiy, aod - 81 saeess<Ss
oil uauY ysxs s< bar - Ne essad a
y.r Jag, proportion OF these whs seek faan.e
- =. -. maze hvaabis 70 nvesses ~ 50 sn
tso We DO rot personally know before 49,
through oar bureau By other nrsm o~s-s-~s's
.nrnu.
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gonntrp propertp 10 fet.

A PARTY having fine RESIDENCE, extern
N sve grounds shAdgHde J. the Hudson, Will RENT
part unurnsbd mo1ers 80 minutes 70 the
city. Apply AT 2l7 West lSthst
no LET, SELL or EXCHANGE for City
Property-FURNIsHBD HOUSE in Morstown, N j. bargain
Appb to L. A DALEY, 5sS sIth-ave
TARRYTOWN.- To LET, furnished HOUSE,
Il convenience Eve gartea irut
high ground beautiful situation magnificent nyer view Inquire
GBo T. MORRIS. opposite depot.
ITO RENT for the Summer or year-A large
HOUSE beautiful village Of Derby, Conn, with barn.
ground ya with abundance fruit aud
New-York n. T. N H. and Il
daily Photograph be az AZ UpiVeAypaee Al
dress Lock Box 773, Derby. Conn
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200 PIANOS AND ORGANS,

New and Secondhand, OF Ffrst-class Makers, ~W ~
q 8 at Lower Prices for oaA Q. Issts emf ?. %
,vn City Country, during this month, oy HOnASE
WATERS & SOY, No, 4s1 Breadysy, man eI &c pc
fore offered In New-York. sPECIALTff ftnnee
80 Orrsps 20 Ief anil rent money hz price
az o< Instrumenf. illustrated Catalogues mahed.
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MarbIs a1o 8Idie mdntels.

4 sstuux wouuisctuiag az kIsd 81 MARBLE
- RBI RIytD NAffsIS and etser MATs wesk % greatly
rrSxs~s pnses marble Turning Tor The trade
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Gin Real Gstate for Sale.
Ssu-gersep Real Gsiats for Sale.
Countrn Real estate for Sale


NOR SALE or TO LET-Cheap, at Williams
County HOUSE with seven rooms stable
uI lots. pear Bros1 River b, r LsSOhh0AS o. LSPns
NOR ySALE or TO LET-At Dobb's Ferry, on
III Hudsou walt from depot new House containing
10 large rooms particulars inquire Of WILLIAM PhNGLE
BO7 Thirtv-secoud-st.
EOR SALE-A very superior FARM of 1873
scs: are bnek Dwelling Eve houses and % acres
:" WV G. R GARDINER, westove, Nd.
EARM FOR SALE.--FARM of ITO ACRES, IN
Oran spleB0d location, wth hne prospect good
watered the largest apple orchard o. grSteo
u ui shade 10 abundance situated nile
run WkSIIOWN DEPOT Stores kcaJok, Churches, &c on the
r. . M.nd r. ard Implements included pos
Apply DAVID kA1bk Nest
-, - W if,SFPH GgOWy 259 York-st JERSEY Cty; S. W.
PULLERTON esq 20 Broadway Equitable Baang n l. eliy
NOR SALE-At Mills Pond. Smithtown, Long
bland beUnRng the estate OF the late hhfa A.
NILS wldeE OF N.iam WeAham hils genuemsns eoNftte
Ruur ence with ~ OF land on The north shoe
Al Long ISpd James depot the smith
tegn r. The house is 80 tee roo main build
% Large and extensive barns
saragoass stables house filed lawn Of three acres deD
shaded great sbuadane Apply 70 a.
DREW Co. Vest 23d-s: to owner ou the PREMISES
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Miscellaneous.

A GOOD many German girls and women, and
~ -, 90 r,abe servants SSohsh, Ssh rss
$3.50 seen ana coored coantU ne fkoTBsIANr
,1F HRRhU 1873 6tAaye lOsh& ossdsosed BY Ansn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-01

u,ARN HAND.-A Protestant man can do all
-. Al nlsia GARDESIS FARMING, mbkns Ael sil 70
,,s. .s s.h or srai,h sod sersae is4afe 100
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AFFICE and HOu sECLEANING done on
,.rn. b respectable reliable With ercslsn
~t.~nss.r sss FAnfLIns WASHING CAL aaarss ma
COTLE, bl6 kAss lAtaa r.H .H f.f III E.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Special heather report for Washington, D. C.:
Northeast lriRdS and col d clear tveaiker.
Two of the biggest beets in town are at Har-
Vey's.
There is to be a grand tournament and ball at
Laurel tO-morrOrE.
IF you want 'hne-favored Malaga cranes. 20 10
the Malaga Fruit Company, No. 4OS Ninth street
northwest,
The race at BrightWOed to-day begins at $50
O'Clock, and promises to be the most exciting of
any that have taken place. All the favorites are
entered and will trot.
The Masonic hall has been completely reno
waited, and presents = handsome appearance. It
has thus far been engaged for thirteen balls to
come of durazg the eOmiGg winter.
Mr.. Antoine Grinder has acherry tree on HIS lUt
in South Washington IN full bloom fox the second
time this year. His prospect for a second crop OF
cherries Sse notVery bright, however,
AWeuknownoitiEen of UniontoWn, while under
the influence q hqusT, jumped int Che river from
the Navy Yard bridge yesterday morning, but as
tht water was not quite over his head he was sOcn
rescued by his friends.
1t is reporeed tl8at DE-. PurviS, one Of the COM
missioners 81 the Freesman's bank purposes en-
terfng criminal suit against the members Of the
late finance cOmE1itteeof that n stitutfoc for loans
made by them in violation OF the charter Of the
bank and without the knowledge OF the trustees.
We notice the arrival Of c complete, new and
fresh stOck,of drugs and medicines at the store Of
Americas Davis, Nc. 1875 Massachusetts, avenue.
As Mr.. Davis is every way worthy the confidence
Of the sublio and in the midst Of ks old friends
and CUSTOMERS, at his new stand we are glad
TO note his s2ceessand prosperity. See his adVer-
tisement.
At the regular annual meeting Of the Laurel
CMd,) Young Minis Christian Association, for the
election Of officers for the ensuing year, the fol.
lowing 6ticerssTere elected: George N. Roberts,
president, reelected; ThOs. D. Bond, reelected;
Robert PillsOD, J. N Herbert, vice presidents
JObn'W. Owens, rec. sec; Ami Smith, cor. sec;
william SnoWden, treasurer; Charles Pritehard,
lihrariHn-
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LITERATURE.

LIPPI ECOTT'S NEW PUBLICATIONS.
This en- ferPrising Philadelphia firm has Just
issued some new and highly interesting works to
which we v Ish to draw the attention of the trade
A German romance, BY Z. Werner entitled
Bound by is Vows; Or At the Altar, !" is a story
Of decided DO Uer and merit. "JOhn Thompson,
and other ST cries, by Louisa PaTr, is another
Well-Written COX Of decided merit. 1.-The Live
lies, by Miss Kellogg, is thrilling tale inter
speTsed with in, idents of the Chicago cOnhagra-
lions. Among other works, as will be seen by
reference to them advertisement, are "a Modern
Cressida. (" the &c ermRn EmperOrs "t'C harterisn
by Mary Meline, Crowned in Palm Land" by
r. r. Nassau, illus trated, comprising sketches Of
life in Africa as exp erienced by missiAaries
We are in recefp Of volume 1 Of the sEduca-
tional AnnHal" for 1875. 1t is a most valuable
book Of reference for all matters pertaining to
education. No superb 1tendent Of public schools
or teachers library shOiIld be without 1t. Among
other matters this voluI ne contains history Of
school systems and school Legislation in all the
States and Territories; history OF land grants
and the Peabody fund: eographieal and scien-
tic discoveries during 1873 "a; the National Bu-
Teau IN FducatiOn: civil rig hts bill; educational
conventions during 1874; edu caUonal systems in
other countries: volumnOus A. Oerican school sta
tistics for several years past; MINES OF American
colleges universities, fheOlOgic al, normal local
and scientific schools; names Of educational jour
nails; sketches Of prominent educ ators deceased
during 1ST3-7A and lists of school Be Noks published
during the year. As its name indica tes It Is pro-
posed to publish the work annually hgnceiorWardi
and make Of il a thorough education Nal encYclo-
pedia. J. W. SehermerhOrn Co, NJ Il Bond
street. New York.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
BIPTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATH!
WITHIN A WEEK

BIPTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
WITHIN A WEEK.
AgregulEE meeting Of the Board Of Health was
held at their rooms last evening. In the absence
of.Ur. c. C. Cox. president, Prof. J. NJ. Langston
was called to the chair.
,Mr. MatbuIy, from the finance committee, re-
ported bills amounting to SOS, which were aP-
proved ard ordered to be paid.
The register submitted Bis weekly statement ef
births, marriages and mortality for the week
ending October 10, of which the following is
synopsis Number Of deaths, 67-adVlts, males,
whites, ~; females, a. colOred-msles, 4; fe-
eOlOred-nalesrS females, 8. OF this number 10
were uRder one year of age. Still births, Z;
deaths in public institutions, Il Marriages, 2
white, II; c0lOEed, II. BirtEs-white, males, Is;
females, q; vOlOTed-nales, II; females, 10;
THE following is a SYNOPSIS Of the operations Of
the health Off1ce for the week ending October 10:
Nuisances reported, 49,; referred, So abated, $50;
referred to the Commissioners, :; official notices
issued, j; notices. I; complaints of citizens,
-; dead animals removed, SO; poor persons treated
by physicians to the poor, Sc; cost Of medicines
prescribed, S30.2S; causes Of death investigated,
z burials at public expense, s. mum Der Of loads Of
garbage removed, 269c privIes cleaned, 952; ma
Tine products inspected, 1875 punches Of hsh;
1000 bushels Of oy6ters. CondemnatiOns, g
punches hsh, l45 lbs beef, 6S lbs, veal, 81 lbs.
pork, CO. lbs mutton 2 10 lbs. bacon, chickens,
= cabbagoS, 65 egg plant, 10 bushels potatoes,
-bushel tomatoes, half bushel sweet potatoes,
busheI apples, ~ bushels beans, 2 punches rad
ishes, 90 cRntalOUpes, ia WatermelOns. Animals
5mpounded, 9; redeemed, s; died, l; amount
realized, SIS.
The frame structure, No. 1907 Seventeenth
street northwest, having no surface drainage,
filthy ceilings, leaky roof causing the walls to be
damp and the rooms unhealthy, no water supply
or IRE protection, and the frame -shanty and
premises, No. l72l Eighth street northwest, hav-
ing no drainage, filthy ceilings and being in bad
sanitary condition generally. were condemned as
nuisances, and the health officer ordered to abate
the same.
The special order, DR.. Verdrs report on the
preparinR and putting in operation more thor
Ough system OF vaccination for the citizens OF this
community was taken up and considered. After
a bTiet discussion, the report was received an 4
FLED.
The board then adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-14

New grapes in large quantities are being re-
ceived at 4Js Ninth street northwest.
The Malaga Fruit Company have received
twenty-five half barrels of ine grapes.
The Masonic Choir hold an important meeting
this afternoon.
NJ. F. Kelley has gone into the grocery ousi-
ness, corner Ninth and streets northwest
A. Goddard is selling dry goods at 20 per cent.
below former prices.
The property clerk will sell a white buffalo
COW at auction.
A large brick dwelling is for rent on the heights
Of Georgetown.
House Nc. 1904 R street northwest is offered for
sale.
See for rents.
Important notices in the wants" column.
Meeting Of the Sixth district Republicans to-
night at Stott's hall.
The Improved Order Of Red Men will ind
notice elsewhere.
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DISTRICT NOTES .

Commissioner Blow was yesterday alone in his
glory, and attended to quite a number of routine
matters.
Mr.. Fltzhugh, Coyle, the newly-appointed
comptroller, proposes to take short trip to Phil
adelphia and declines to qualify until his return
As a consequence the Commission have requested
Mr. Baker to continue in office until Mr.. Coyle is
ready to assume control.
The Commissioners have directed the eemptrol-
Ter to make payments to the laborers under Con-
tractors Finnegan Nesdall, Hamilton White
more and Bartlett & Williams, amounting to
some sl2 OOO This is to be paid out Of the SIS 900
appropriated by Congress for that purpose.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-14
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

The first meeting Of the Jefferson Cooperative
Building Association for the payment of dues
was held last evening at Marini's hall; James
Fraser. president, in the chair; John Joy Edison,
secretary, ana Chas. B. Bailey, treasurer. The
constitution was reported by the committee, con-
sisting Of ]: M. Thaeker, chairman, and Messrs.
TWomhly, Bailey, Free and Edison, and was
unanimously adopted. After rOll-call and pay
ment Of dues, the treasurer reported s., 500 paid
In, which was disposed Of at an average premium
OF 16l per cent. The books will be open for sub
scTiption for the remaining shares until the next
regular meeting, when they viii be finally closed.
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STJTS ENTERED

Della c. Quinn has entered suit against the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company,
claiming &, 500. She claims that on the 26th of
July last she was in car 80, proceeding from B
street to the Treasury building, when car 80 COL
lided with 81, and so injured the plaintiff that
she was confined to her room for some time and
e Npended $50 for medical attendance.
Jesse w. Craig entered suit yesterday against
Jas. A. McDevitt and Capt. II. W. Howgate, Of
the signal service, claiming $4,000 for an alleged
arrest and false imprisonment on the 18th day Of
Septem beT last,
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A SLIGHT 1TTCTIRE

Yesterday morning, while some Of the Eorkmen
in the employ Of the water registrar were en-
gagged in Oiling the ire-plug at the corner of
FOur-and-a-halfstreeta and Pennsylvania avenue,
they discovered three letters between the cap
and the main portion Of the plug which had evil
IDENTIFY been placed there under the supDosition
that IL was letter box.
Two Ofthe letters were addressed to parties in
Virginia and one TO lady in Washington THE
gOOd-natured employees Of the water department
put them in the proper receptacle, and ere this
are on the way to those for whom they were in
landed
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By the U. S. Marshal:
At IL o'clock, at the Office Of the Neso National
Era, No. AIS Eleventh street, three power presses
one steam press,one engine, boiler and machinery,
and lot Of job type.
the southern part Of lot No. 9, in square No. IA.
By E. ]. Sweet:
At O'Clock, improved real estate on north Y
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
west
By B. H. Warner:
AT O'Clock, lots subdivisions 80 and IS, in
square s29.
By VIM. J. Spence Co.:
At 10 O'Clock. 1000 yards Of calico remnants 500
yards muslin, $50 yards pants patterns 900 yards
plaid shifting; also, undershirts and drawers sc.
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EEAnAMS -

To the Editor Of the National Republican:
MI. EDITOR: a clerk in some one Of the Depart
ments, who seems dissatisfied with his salary, as
sumes 20 subscribe his complaints with the name
at the head of this article.
Now, may there not possibly be another clerk
somewhere, adams" by name? And may not
this other adams" be quite content with such
things as he has" and has no complaints to make
touching his salary2 And If so, has adams" a
right, by using q name which he holds in common,
perhaps with several other clerks, to subject any
one Of the latter to the suspicion Of being as big
fool as himself?
Yours truly, C.ADAMs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-14
SALE.

BY virtue of an authority contained in q mort
gage from Washington Banks, Benjamin Banks
and Jane Banks, his wife, samuel Norton and
Nancy Norton, his wife, 20 Thomas Z. Berry and
Elizabeth Berry, dated on the I'D day Of April,
isal' ana recorded In Lloer p; 30; = t9lio 81,
county, Maryland, the undersigned, as mortga-
gees. will offer at public auction. on WEDNES-
Day the 2lst day or October, 1874, at the Court
House door, in the town Of Upper Marlborough,
at the hour Of - O'Clock all that part Of tract
or parcel Of land described in said mortgage, being
part Of tract OF land called 1.-THE Manor, sitr-
n ed in the Second (Bladensburg) election district,
Prince Georges county, adjoining the lands OF
Zachariah Berry, Joseph X. Wilson and others,
containing by recent survey ty-hve acres one
rood aud thirteen perches, more or less.
This land is located within con venient distance
Farm.
The Improvements consist Of small dwelling
and out-buiidlngs.
Terms: Cash on the day OF sale,
TH3M LAFT r. B BERRY mortgages.
JOSEPHK, ROBERTS, Jr.,
sep26-SsW Attorney
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DEGULAR LINE
PIANOS.

VIM. KNABE CO.'S
w World-renOwned Grand, Square and Upright
PIANO-FORTES.
Pronounced by leading judges the best now made.
THE FAVORITE MCOA1IlION PIANOS.
Well known for their sweetness Of tone and beauty
or dnish.
upwards on easy terms.
Pianos and Organs for rent, and tunInR prornntl
attended to. A cal respectfully solicited Al
REICHENBACH,S Piano WarerOOms
anglo 81 Eleventh street, above Pa, ave,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-14

Messrs. Duncanson Bros, auetioneers, sold yes
terday afternoon two lots Of ground, fronting le
feet inches on Carroll street, between First and
Second streets southeast and running back 90
feet TO on alley, improved by two new press-brick
houses, No. III, TO Z. Freyhold, for S2,TgO, and
No. 125 to Henry Conradi5, for 1850.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-14

Charley Hurdle, foreman Of Palace Shades, 4l9
Twelfth street, organized his new company last
night. It was composed Of his friends and we'll
wishers, and, Of course, before Il p m. they num-
bered Thousands. Mr. Hurdle in his new ven
ture, has every good omen Of success. He means
tn make the Palace Shades an acceptable resort
for al the gentlemen in town.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-14

Gall and examine the fire and buTgIar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
keeping Of securities jewels, slver-Ware or other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Take tuarninq fromthe Chicago and BostoH dres.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-14

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