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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-03-11

Thousands of Lives and Millions of Property 81 ved
BY USING THE
AMERICAN Salty KEROSENE LAMPS
These lamps are made of Brass and will never
break.
The burners have u Safely Tube Attachment
for the escape of gas; ana will never explode.
The %chimneys are made of Mica (or Ising glass
30 called and the only lamp chimneys made that
will not break by / eat or cold.
Glass Chimneys and Lamps are unsafe and OK.
pensiye-this is the universal complaint.
OVER SEyENTY-FIvE MILLIONS OF GLASS LAMP
CHInNEYs are broken in this country every year.
Price Of Lamps, complete, with Mica Chin
neys, one dollar. Price Of Bronze Psrl0r or Stands
Lamps, two dollars,-Sent to any part of the Uni
ted States by express on receipt of money by mail.
1000 Agents wanted to sell these Lamps and Mica
Chimneysin every city and town, to whom n gem
eral discount will be made. Send for Sample Lamps
and Circulars giving all particulars. I'heyspeak
FOR themselves, and sell OH light.
AMERICAN Salty LA uP co.
10 No. $40 Pearl Street, New York,
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Cabot d. Luce's Estate.

Cabot d. Luce's Estate.
State of Vermont, Lamoille District, IS. In
Probate Court, held at johnson in saidDis't,
on the 10th day of Feb, A. d. 1874.
Asa r. Camp, Administrator of the estate of
CabotD Luce, late Of Eden, in said district de
ceased, presents his administration accountfo for tx-
animal on and allowance, and makes application
Tor a decree OF distribution and partition of the ss
tate of said
Whereupon, il is ordered by said Court, that said
account and said application be referred to @ ses-
sion ofsaid Courtto he hold at the Probate Office in
said johnson. on the 9th day Of April, A. D.
1874, for hearing and doe sion. And it isfurther
Ordered, that notiac hereof be given to all persons
Interested, by the publication of the same three
weeks successfully in the Lamoille Newsdealer, q
newspaper published at Hyde Park, previous TO
said time appointed for hearing, that they NAV
appear at said time and place, and show cause, II
any they may have, why said account should not
be allowed, ana such decree made.
81 Attest, SIS. PIKE, Register.
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NENTRAL VERMONT r. r. LINE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

C2mmescsn Dec. g.. 1873.
TrainsG oing South and ~East-Loave Water
bury at 8 42 a: NIL so p. m. and 9 40 p. m.
Mail Train leaves st. Adams at 6 10 a. IN, and
connects at Rutland for Troy and at White River
Junction and Bellows Falls with trains for Bos-
ton, .Wosoester. Springfield, and N. ", at New
London with steamer for New York,
Day Express leaves Montreal at 4 90 O, M, ST.
johns at 8 40, Malone, N. Y, at 500 a. IN. st. Al
bans at IL 45 u. m. arriving in Boston via Lowell
Night Express leaves 0gdensburg at IL m Mont
real 3Sop, M, st, Johns 4 50 p. M st. Adams
Bellows Falls for Boston Worcester, &C., arriving
In Boston at 8 80 a. IN. at So. Vernon for sprinr-
Held and n. Y. arriving in N, Y. at I2 30 D. M,
New London III Is q. m.
Trains going North and West-Leavo Waterbury
at5 ~ q; M, . IS a. m,,5 p. m. and 7 p, m.
my Express leaves Boston via Low ell at a. m.
ior burlington. Montreal. 81. Adams, &C., arriy.
9 00a O. m. "'
Mail train for Burlington and st. Adams leaves
Boston via Lowell at 7 a m, via. Lawrence and
London 500 a. M, Bellows falls Il.5o, a. M,
Whito River Junction 2.30 p. M, arriving in ST.
Adams 9.25 p. M.
Trains leaving Boston via. Fitchburg at 7.90 a..
m, and Springfield at 8 o. m. connect at White
River Junction with Day Express Train. ~
accommodation Train leaves Mortified at z, 35a a.
m., hutiand at 5.40 q. M, Burlington at a. NJ,
81. Adams at l2 IN. for st. Johns, Montreal and
Night Express leaves New London at 2.45 u. M.
South Vernon at 9.5s D. M, receiving PASSENGER
from Connecticut River Railroad leaving Now
YORK at3 7. M. Springfield $40 p. M, BELOW
Fails ll,2o p. my. connecting with trains over
cheshire Railroad leaving Boston at $50 D. M,
connecting at White River Junction with trains
leaving Boston at 6 p. M, for Burlington, st, AL
bans, Montreal, DC, arriving in Montreal at e.30
o. M, c0nnecting with Grand Trunk Rail waya1d
0Edensburg 1916 p. m. for the West.<
Sleeping Cars are attached to the NightExpress
Train running between Montreal and Boston and
Montreal and springfield, nj StAlbansandTroy
Drawing Room Cars on day Express Trainsbe.
tween Montreal and Boston.
Through ticketsfor Chicagoandtbe Westforsolo
OF the principal stations.
j.. " HOBART, Gen'lsuperintendent.
Adams, Dec, 8 1879.
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State of Vermont, Lamoille District, IS. In
ProbatcCourt hell at johnson within and for
said District, on the ID day of March A. d.
1874.
An instrument urporting 70 be the last viii and
Testalnento of James l., CrockerlatC Of Hyde Park in
said district, deceased, being presented to the Court
by +, NJ. Allen. the Executor therein named, for
Probate Ii is ordered by said Court, that allpers0ns
concerned therein be notified tCappear at a session
of said Court to tc held at the Probate 1nicc in
show cause, ifany they may have, against the Pro-
bate of said Will fer which purpose il is further
ordered, that a copy of the record of this order he
published three weekssuccessively in the LAM0iLLE
NEwsDEALER printed at II yde Park, previous to
said time appointed for hearing
Attest, n. D, HEATH, Judge.
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In Morrisville, at the Universalist Parsonage,
March 9Th, by Rev. G. W. Bailey, Mr.. Henry
W. Calkins 10 Miss Mary V. Harlow, both of
Hyde Park.
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Majority fer Pearl, 334.
The March Elections.
YOUNGSTOWN.
a. nj. Burke. Clerk.
2. X. Glccd, ii. p. Stowe, VS.. Thorp
Su|cctmen.
n. w. Wheelock, ia. Bundy, g. M
Peck, Listers.
N. p. Grout. Constable.
3. b. Brigham, Overseer.
g. r. Page, Superintendent of the Pool
Farm.
=. B. Allen, C. r. Page, d. J. Safor I'd,
Auditors.
n. N. Hardy, Superintendent of Com.
non Schools.
3. B. Brigham, Agent.
q. w. Doty, G. W. Gates, H. Stafford,
Town Grand Jurors.
Voted to raise 10 cents on the dollar
for tewn tax, with 10 per cent. abatement
Il paid previous to Aug. ; also voted so
certs on the highways. Voted by large
msjority to have no liquor agent this year
md voted to close every place where rum
IN SSold at 7 o'clock in the morning, and
that Il remlin closed during the day and
night. Voted to consolidate school dis
triotr 10 and IL, and to abolish No. II.
STOWE.
n FL. Fl. Bingham. Moderator.
LS. Thompson, Clerk.
J.W. Smith, G. S. Hodge, D. Waite,
6electmen,
n. A. Savage, Treasurer.
E. A. Savage, Superintendent of Poor
Farm.
MI. H. Thomas, Overseer of the Poor.
Columbus Lovejoy, Constable.
Grin Moody, Samuel Barnes, S. G..
MI, Listers.
trick Mcmahon, j. B. Slayton, L.
3. NTH, Auditors.
Albert Straw, i, R. Cheney. Amos
Town, Fence Viewers.
5sB. Slayton, VIM. II. Cheney, Town
|6fsnd Jurors.
Mas Lucia Camp, Superintendent CT
Comi1on Schools.
A.PC. Burke, Agent.
Used 100 cents on the dollar.
CAMBRIDGE.
I'D. Gates, Moderator.
45H. Griswold. Clerk.
q: Wires, b. F. Wiley, Il. p. Mud.
Gotfs &electmen.
N< 3. Raymore, Constable and Collec-
Buker, S. Y. Brewster, l. Haw-
tiers.
Buker, Overseer.
mile, Agent.
etherby, Treasurer.
Bennett, w. H, Griswold, Town
Gf661 D Juror.
Atwood, Trustee.
R4k. FIagg, Superintendent of Com.
noo 41bools.
XClE1 to raise so cents on the dollar
Of t6e Srand list for liabilities the year
ensuing
Xtl6d to instruct the Selectmen not to
baxe liquor agent the ensuing year and
~ x9Eate the present agent.
Xoked to have the Auditors report
printed the ensuing year for the benefit
or ~ lown.
wATERYILLE.
He6fy Wilbur, Moderator.
+. 81. Shattuck, Clerk, Treasurer and
Brown, j. w. Codding. Henry
MI Sclectmen.
5on Giddings, o. I. Taylor, j. w.
listers.
~ Scott, G. W. Hulburd, Henry
Wilkdks Auditors.
Henry Wilbur, Thos. Stevens, Henry
0ilp, Fence Viewers.
N&Son Chaffee, Constable.
Holmes, Overseer.
les Corey, Superintendent of Com I,
mon 5ools. Z
Henry Wilbur, Agent. !,
Ihoznas Stevens, Luke Potter, Henry :
WIIt4l. Grand Jurors. :
Leach, Ins. Of Lumber. !.
QSA. Harvey, Inns. of Leather, :
Harvey, Sexton. [.
ID, that every owner and %occupier .
arn-yard should be considered a
Keeper, !
to raise a 40 per cent. tax on
"a I6znd list to defray necessary town
~, and that all taxpayers who pay
g1e into the Collectors hands before f
of October next should have five
discounted. ri
woLcoTT. h
W@ g.
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Local Matters.
p. a. o. Time b

Troir sleaveS st. John sburyfo for WestConcord'st
10 Az, and 455 Pm.
ACAftie Train leaves Hyde Park at3,b0 An on
81 3ndaysani arrives at s .Johnsi urs hte'l'A'h
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DeniSon PaaNe'S Estate.

True Cspe Cod Cranberry, lest sort for Upland,
Lowiand, or Garden, by mail, prepaid, 81 90 per
100, $500 per $50. A priced Catalogue ct this
and all Fruits, 0rnamentah Trees, Evergreons,
Shrubs Bulbs, Roses. Plants, &C., ANA FRESH
FLOWER AND GARDEN SEEDS, the choicest
in the c3untry, with al novelties will
be sent gratis to any plain address. 2j sorts of
either Flower, Garden, Tree, Fruit, Evergreen, or
Horb Seeds, for sl.0O, seut by mail. prepaid
Wholesale CATALOGUE TO THE TRADE.
B.M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and Seed,
Warehouse. Plymouth, Mass. stab i.hedl 3i2.
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SpeCiaI Notice.
SanrncL BniLeu's Esfnte.

SdHIUU DdNfV 5 EyIdTt-
THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appointedby
the HonaTahle Probate Court for the District of
Lamoille Commissions TO receive. examine, and
adjust all CLAIM 5 and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of Samuel bailey late FILLMORE
ia said District, deceased, represented in sOlTed,
and she term Of six months from the 18th day of
February 1874 being aliOwed by said Court tu the
creditors Of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before Us; Give notice that
w. will attOnd to the auties of our appointment at
the dwelling house Of Widow Martha Bailey in
Elmore in said District, on tho 2jth day Of March
and the 18th of August next, ut one O'clock. in
the afternoon, on each Of said days.
a. o u v;kkEt dAnb Commissioners.
Gilmore, February 18th, A. d.. tS74.
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Cider, t35 cts. per gallonM Vinegar. A large as.
sortment OF French and American C0NFECTION-
cry, Nuts, Raisins, Stationary, PERFUMERIES.
and Hair Oils, a large stock Of show case goods,
TOYS also all the best brands ofTobaco and c.
gars; Fishin g-tackle and Sporting Goods. &c, &c.
MAIN STREET,
HYDE PARK, VT.
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In johnson, February 18th, a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Splfford.
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cAMB RoRo,

The first two weeks Of every month l shall DO at
Cambridge and tho remainder Of the month Mt
johnson.
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ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE SAT-
ISFACTION.

NITROUS Oxide Gas given when desired.
A share of public patronage solicited,
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l6 Q, W. BUCK, Dentist,
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G. M. STRONG.

Dealer In
All kinds Of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, an
FANCY GOODS; comprising FLOUR, all grad
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FUR sUPPLIIs.


OoMPTRoLIRRs OFFICE, d. O.,
COLUMBIA lBUnDINe, F0s-and;a a, Hall s,rset,S
Sealed Proposals, addressed to the uo9.troiier Of
the District Of Columbia. will be received from and
after this date until ~ O'Clock TUESDAY. August
the following Provisions, Groceries, DRY Goods
for the ensuing SIX months, viz:
l2s barrels -four, (more or IessJ
~ bushels meal, tEore or less.D
eoO pounds sugar (nore or less.D
SO pour DIS rice, (more or lessD
eeo pounds coffee, tmore or lessD
30 pounds tee, (more or less.)
1O gallons molasses, fmore or less.D
30 gallons vinegar, more or less
% barrels herring, more OF less
The groceries must Be 4 god quality
1900 pounds beef, (more or iessJ
500 pounds bacon, (more or less.)
The A.est must be fresh and of good quality. 10
shiIs or hearts will be received.
Bacon must be Of good 9aslity.
20 pair. OF shces dSr male or female wesrJ more
warm, strong and well made.
loo yards unbIeached coftoE cfor undsrclethipel
30 ysrds Kentucky jeans.
SO yards calico
500 Yards prison cloth.
@o yards n nEiReS cotton, sf2r nsh hnth
The physician to the asylum viii furnish lists to
parties wishing to bid ferdrugs and medicines
The tight is reserved TO REJECT any all Of the
crease or diminish the quantities herein stated
With ut afectinf the contract price.
Failure TO fiil any order will be at the risk and
All articles furniehed under this proposal will be
weighed measured and inspected at the institution
For further Information inquire of the Intenaaat.
By order Of the Commissioner;
Comptroller District Of Columbia
JOHN 7. yINSoN,
ns7senSan ,ts uditor District oil Columbia
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VA popular writer hints that Americans
and English are the only nations who keep clean
finger nails.
~The question has arisen in Boston whether
a man can legally be fined twice for the same
continuous drunk.
81 Mr.. Bergh denies the report that he is
about to cause the arrest of several large gro
Gerry firms for bottling cats up.
~A jersey man recently bit OFF the end of
his wife's nose, and an eccentric magistrate
held him in $500 bail to keep the peace for six
month.
@A girl in st. Louis, only 16 years of age,
Wept bitterly because magistrate refused to
marry her to her sweetheart. The Justice
thought a teacupful Of the lachrymal fluid now
would save her bucketful by and by; but she
could not see 1t through her tears.
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q \ ID

ACTON. july IS, MARY 4. ACTON, In the g2i
Relatives aud friends q the family are respect
fully requested 20 attend her funeral from Christ
chuich, q street scuthes't, Tuesday at O'Clock D
m. lAleNsndris papers please copy.l
,BUBR: On me 18Th iIst. ELLA, daughter OF
Relatives ana fr.ends " the family are respect
folly invited 10 sttens the funeral from the rosi-
on TUESDAY, he ssh inst, al 30 o'coSE r. N"
Ihep.&ChrJp.l
okTafBiSE HlHs f an LIN INK kkISs' dsuES,
ter y Ana Aiiee.A LinAins, aged year,
THIS lovely buds 50 y sung and fair,
Called hence by early doom,
just sent 10 show bow sweet q flower
In Paradise car bloom.
TIE funeral III take place on Tuesday afternoon
feiis a44s street. The friS2ts aGd seaSSisS.
aicss Oh the fsmiiy are respectfully iGVited 10 az
MIDDLEToE. On the 2sth inst a. 7so +, M
LfTl1IA MIDDLEToN, IL the lOfth year Of her
age. Born in Prince Georec county, but for the
Her funeral wall take plsca on Tuesday, 18th inst,
ct y n lIom tn 5esdetee Of her eraadsaD,
IsmaiSs VII be r,ssed in tho AsbuIy NJ. n.
McKSKw. on TIE 2s,h inst ANNIE oL.R-
hhdbtN second daus liter q Miranda and the late
She was a chiid OF unusual brightness and tntelli
gence, and endesred herself 20 eli b. her affection
ate disposition and oonnding hesl., Her pain aud
ms.E res-gnstion, and CALMLY and sweetly yielded
Der yIuns me g BIN sno gave IL Again. Ne
fes.ed VIE, to put her faith and trust in Him VINO
The funei al will take place a, .. m. tomorrow
Tuesday from the residence OF her mother, 40.
3sy Missouri avenue. The relatives and friends of
the family are invited 20 attend.
McCAELEr. On the 18th inst, THOMAS BIN
TON, son Of ". N. AID Virginia MoC.nIer, aged
year and months.
PRINpLE. On the 2sth inst, at q O'Clock D. m,
ANNIE 4, wife Of Gee. ,. Priudle, esq, fs the
Her funeral viii take place from the CALVARY Ban
nst OLur1h, toiIaorroE Iuesdsyl Afternoon, At 5
tend.
SULLIVAN. At $40 this morning J. r. sULLI-
VAN, son of. J. and Asry 4. Sullivan, In the s2i
year Of bis age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
20 attend his funeral from the reJidence Of his pa
rents, No. 2st South street southeast, on Wed
day, the 18th, at O'Clock. Services % take
place At 81. Peters church, Capitol Hill. 20.
TBoWBRIDGE. 0PHELIAT.TR0wBRI
daughter Of Mrs. A b. TrOs bridge, died July a5th
la4, aged IL years months and 7days.
lNheeling papen pleale cOpy.l
Another one hss lcft eur number,
For the dai X ard silent tomb.
CLOSED her eyes IN deetkless slumber,
Faded N her early bloom.
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nROPOsALs FOR WROUGHT AND CAST-
IbOH WORK FOR THE LIBRARY OF THE
NEW STATE DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE OF fUPERvIsISG ARcHITECTi)
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
HGShtHgfOP. ID. e., July 24th, 1874
stsIed Proposals viii be received az this ONCE
LSTlL ~ NJ. OF ms 14TH DAY OF AU6UsT, 1874, for
inrhishi q delivering, fitting and ps;tine in place
DE wrought and Cast iron Work eqlired for the
L. brsiy Of he New State Department.
Copies CT TIE Drawings aid Z sciic atoms maJ be
hSo On apple atiOn at this Office.
All scsfoldlag required by the contractors 20 IN.
the work in place will be furnished By ne Depart
trsctOIs.
Proposals vin be made for the whole work COM
pIete, as shown on Drawings, ard described in
The whole Of the work must be completed within
Tour months from 6ate of acceptance Of the pro-
pIsal.
Payments will be made monthly, deducting 10 Der
&C M. until the completion Of the contract.
All bids must be accom- pabii by penal bond Of
Two responsible persons, ia the Of twenty Fl
thousand dollars ,oU0D that the bidder will
ce and perform the Contract II awarded him, the
sofhcieney OF the security to be certified by the
United states Judge, Clerk of the United Stares
Count, or the District Attorney Of the District
wherein the bidder reeides.
or Gil bids II Il be deCm med for the Interest Of the
Government to do SO
Every bid must be made on the printed form to be
obtsiDed 81 this office, and must conform in every
respect 20 the requirements OF this
or IL will not be considered.
are not themselves engaged IN tie manufacture Of
csst.tron work, and whe have not the necessary IA
cllft1es for getting out the work.
All bids must be enclosed in n sealed envelope,
endorsed proposals for Wrought and Cast iron
Work Of Library, New State Department, Wash.
fngton, ID. o., and addressed to
HuDaryisinU
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pKoPOsALs FOE sUPPLIEs-

CoNPTRoLLRR's OFFICE, D. o..
COLUMBIA BUILDING, FoKy-and-G Hat Strett,S
Jolly %, 1874
Sealed Proposals, addressed to the Comptroller of
the District OF Columbia, will be received until one
l)o'elcck On MONDAY August g. 1874, Tor furnish
ing sur pics Ut Fuel for be ofthe Public Schools,
Ere Department, Police Department, Surveyors
Bulldog, viz:
l7o0 tons Egg. Furnace, AMI Chestnut Coal;
go cords best bskers' Pie w ood;
rs cords prime Oak Wood.
The coal to be best quality white ash, and 7,240
poures 70 the ton. To be delivered at such times
and places ordered by the boards of the public
schools and by the proper officers of the several de-
paTtments named above.
About rs OF coal and % cords of wood will have
to be delivered in the county public schools, aud
about 80 tons Of coal ana Is cords CT wood to public
schools in Georgetown, and $50 tons OF coz, and 80
ctIds OF wood st the almshoase
The right Is reserved to reject any sl of the
bids, il deemed advantageous to dc SO; also, to in
crease diminish the quantity herein stated with
OFT affecting the contract price.
Failure to fl any order will be at tie risk and ex-
paUse OF the contractor.
By order Of the Commits toner's.
GEO. e. BAKER,
Con ptroller District of Oolumbfa,
JOHN 4. VIEsON,
jys5T {, 9 N&au2s3 Auditor District OF Columbia
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DROPosALs FOB MILITARY SUPPLIES.

DEPor QUARTKRMAsTgR,s OTFIcK1
PHILADELPHIA, July Is, lS7i. {
SEALED Proposals. in duplicate, with a COPY Of this
advertisement attached to- each, will be received at
this Once until noon AUGUsr 19, 1874, for furnish
ing the United States Qaartsrm aster De partment
with the following named articles, viz:
10000 PAIRS Woollen Stockings
9O,ttO pairs White Berlin Gloves,
800 pairs Woclien Mittens
HOO y1irs Boots, brass screwed
90 COO pairs BOotees, brass screwed.
9,CUO pairs Buffalo Overshoes.
SEQ pairs Arctic OysTs5oes, Buckle Caters.
tOC pairs Arctic OyeTsh0os, Snow Exciuders.
Hoo WoOilen Blankets,
eco Iron Bunks.
= 60 sets Iron Bunk Stats
150 sets Stencil Plates.
1000 yards Dark blue Cloth, 60.
10000 yards Sky hlue kersey, 81.
Ali articles will be subj cted TO rigid inspec
ard bidders are lnfoTmea that full plianCs with
specifications will be insisted upon, aud that 10 ar
uclss inferior to the standard will be accepted.
TIE Government reserves the right to rejcct any
or sli bids.
BIDS are requested for delivery of the articles AZ
Philadelphia AID also ct San francisco.
FOR Information IN detail, apply to this Office.
Envelopes Containing proposals to be endorsed
Proposals fer Military Supplies and addressed
TO the undersigned
By Greer of the Quartermsster General.
Il. g. kAST6N,
Assistant Quartermaster General U. S. s.,
Iy246t Ia charge OF Dep1t,
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Wy B. II. WARNER,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sts northwest
OHAGCERY SALE OF yALUABLEIMPRoYEl
PROPERTY On 18Th STREET, BETWEEl
A. AND NJ STREET2
jy2s-td Ut. COLDWELL. Salesman.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
- "a Louisiana avenue, two doors east of 7th At

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- o4l Louisiana avenue, two doors east Of 7th st
ELEGANT WALNUT AND COTTAGE FUREI-
TUBE, MlRRORS, CARPETS, OILOLOTHS,
BED AND TABLE LINEN, HAIR AND HUSK
MATTRESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS, Boil
sTERS. &C. &C AT AUCTION.
a On FRIDAY. July 3Ist, 1874, at 10 O'Clock
m, at No. sig Z street northwest, will
M sell the entire effects of gentleman declining
sbousekeS ping, be Dg the contents Of some
thirteen rooms, consisting in part Of
Elegant Marble top Walnut Chamber Suites,
Cottage Suites, W ardrobes, Mirrors,
Brussels, Three-py and Ingram Carpets,
NJ atfiDRs. Oticloths, Dining-room Furniture,
Feh and Table Linen. air and Husk Mattress Is,
Feather Pillows and BoIsters, Bedding,
Kitchen Requisites, &C., &c.
The attention of dealers and others s called TO this
SAFE, as the Furniture Is nearly new, in good coId
ton, and will be sold pereD ptoriIy.
- THOMAS DOWLING, Auctfoneer.
N B.-Tbe premises are for rent on moderate
terms Possession given August LIST, la4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-27
AUCTION SALES.
This AETERNuaN

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pT JOS. r. KELLEY,
ID Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ONCE No. 9o2 9Th street northwest.
TBUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
PEOv1D RHAL ESTATE, ON 81 STREET
.AsT, BnTWEEN NORTH @ STREET AND
nnTHsaSnA6GTHIE nN AVENUE HoRTHEAsr,
- By virtue Of deed of trust to the Undersigned,
0Oda:ed March 9Th, 1877, and duly recorded in
Liber No: go, folio 453, ct seq :, one Of the Land
Records In and for ashington county, in the Dis
trct OF Oolunba and at the written request of the
party secured thereby, will sell at public auction,
IN 'front.' OF the premises ION MONDAY, the 37th day
OF July, ID: 1874, at O'Clock D. m, the following
ooscroed real estate, situate in the City Of Wash
fngton District Of Columbia 10 wit: All that certain
piece or parcel OF ground known as the south part
OF LOT numbered ten, l0J In square numbered seven
hnpdred and fifty six f7s6 having front OF ffty
ming back the depth OF the lot, containing seven
feet Il ground.
Terms Of sale: About $500. being the balance due
With interest at six per cent per apnum from April
lst 1872, and of sale, in cash. and the AL
ence In three equal iHstalments for which the pur
chaser rs to efve his notes. able at twelve
(izJ and eighteen (l5) months, with interest ct six
Per nf per annum snd secured BY deed OF on
the property sold: 500 to be paid down immedi-
ately after SALE Conyeyancins at cost Of purchaser
within seven DAYS after SALE the the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost Of
some newspaper published in said city.
J. @. pI6ELOW, Trustee.
yl5-eo&ds JOS. II. X nLLY, Auct.