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TEXAS LEGISLATURE.

AUSTIN, March 4. Senate, The fol-
lowing, among others, were introduced.
A bill concerning salaries ana fees Of
district attorneys; BIZ % settle the
claims Of ThOmus Toby, referred; II
resolution authorizing the superntcn-
dent Of public buildings to contract for
the painting Of u portrait of Thomas
j. Rusk n hill authorizing the comp.
trOllcr To burn certain state bonds; u
bill amending the act authorizing the
registry Of county bonds, aud giving
further time; II bill 10 regulate the pro
ceedlngs In district courts.
Mr.. Ireland, from the special COM
miIlee Of seven to consider the Inter
national compromise bill and the gov
ernors veto Of the same, reported a
bill substantially the same M reported
in Saturdays kilograms, giving TWEEN.
~ sections of land per mile for road
built aud TO he built, ns iasta sections
Of ten miles are completed; exemption
Of land and property of the road from
taxation for twenty-five years, and
forty-ive days in which the company
shall accept the compromise.
Nis lNNN0Nll libHV1Ni gu
providing that the western terminus
shall he within u mile of Laredo
Adopted.
Mr.. Dryer offered an amendment
that If the railroad is not constructed
to San Antonio by August, 1876, then
the property and lands Of the company
shall not be exempt from taxation for
twenty-five years. Messrs. Camp and
Ireland opposed the amendment.
Mr.. Russell offered n substitute for
the amendment, requiring forty miles
of road to be built every yearto the Rio
Grande or on failure, exemption from
taxes forfeited. Adopted. Further
consideration of the bill was postponed
one hour. eA -''-
The hour having passed, the Inter
national bill was again under consld-
Grafton. A consultation having been
had with Judge Bell, representing the
company, and finding that Mr.. Rus
sells substitute was not acceptable,
Mr.. Dryer moved to reconsider. The
motion was carried. The substitute
was then withdrawn, and Mr.. Dwyer'9
amendment was withdrawn. Mr..
Shepard renewed the latter and Mr..
Friend the former; both We're lost and
the bill observation-disclosures ayes to five
| nays,
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a CALL.
TO The Hon. JOhn U. RerlOOl.

We, die undersigned rlllEpuspf Dallas, ap-
pfeniating your opuise ~ all llmns Willie NIL
Ing The oflices ofiusllre ~ ne prAre and pre-
sidlng Justice Of Dallas county, respectfully
solicit ypu 10 become candidate for the
oniee 81 Mayer Of ou city, heru plndgngy ou
our earnest support Ia the CANVASS, aud our
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cen remltled NY the last, legislature
Passed.
The senate hlll passed Ibis lnornIng
Ia compromise The International
claims, Was taken up, \ motion 10
postpone was tabled, and the house al
ipurned,
NiGHI sI1ssiOs,
The senate bill 10 compromise the
International claims was read u seeonl
time aud, under suspension ~ TIE rules
was passed "a Third readlng q,
Ia addition 10 llie provisions reported
this n0rnlng, lhe bill oalln lor u depot
within a mile aud half Of New
Irauhfels, Also, that the land shall DO
allenaed, half IN fineen years and hall
Ia twenty years, aud R exempt from
taxation far twenty i've years RON
date, lhpnGqulrrd exemption 10 f0llo9
the lnnd 0r land certificates into the
hands NJ purchasers, rendering them
valuable above all other land eerllll'
Gates.
Mr. O'Neal offered an amendment
requiring the road 20 be- built "a Jelier-
son in Que year ~ forfeiture OF eXemp'
ton from taxation, ...
| Mr.. EppersOn moved 10 table the
amendment. The motion was carried,
land the Till put "a final vote aud car
red by u vote NJ seventy 10 eight
The hill goes ~ the governor, aud
viii without doubt be approved by him
and accepted by the company,
The amendment NJ the senate ~ the
supplemental I'M eharterlng the Red
River aud Rio Grnnde railroad was
concurred In. II requires the r0ad "a
Confluence ~ DenlsOn instead Of Sher'
man,
a motion, 10 reconsider tho vote puss'
lngth Rcd River and Rio Grande rail
roal bin WIS tabled. Adjourned.
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l,aagh,er 81 Ex.rrssidsai John Ty.
IFmm Iho Now York Tnbuno !

FROM tlp New YORK Tribune
II Il announced thnt Mrs, Goodwyn,
Of Alabama, viii shortly give "A dra-
matte readiug In this city, This lady
las the heritage of dramatic talent Oh
both sides, bcllg the granddaughter Of
thel President lylef,who had much
skill and all liiy M an orator, aud the
granddaughter Of lhomas a, Cooper,
0ne of the highest ornaments Of the
stage, the contemporary aud c0mpeer Of
Kemhlc, Kean, Cooke, aud the elder
Booth
Mrs. Goodwyn's father IL Colonel
Robert Tyler, and her mother Is dis
tlngulshed ~ one OF the "ladlcs OF the
white house." who presided with
grace and popularity for three years
over the POuse Of the president of the
United States. Her mother was the
celebrated belle, Miss Fairlie, remem-
bered with admiration by some of our
older citizens. Mrs. GOODWIN has,
Therefore, peculiar claims an the good
viii aud attention Of New Workers. In
her own person she combines qualities
most attractive ns n dramatic reader
beauty and sweetness OF expression,
youthful grace, and powers Of voice
snid 10 DO remarkable, She hns read
al several places In the south, aud has
already gained reputation there as an
elomtlonisl with remarkable powers
in dramatic pcrsOn0liOn.
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THURSDAY MORNING NAnmlL
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
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RIA thourhtfal hook caayas-cr Gu, west

~ A thourhtfCl book caayasser cut west
wears covbide pants.
- Mr.. ydia Smith. Tha iseus stevens
nous Nc,I oT. who by the terms OF his viii
was let 'C-scy Of >f.nta. has cnterc eta n,
asaihSt the estate Tor siN years wages, Al "a .
rate Of s2oo per month.
e. II. in iuSirGc,ius a child. Won are vexed
with 10 for a want ~ adrpitns>>. try. III voii
nave never tried before. % write with vour
all lett hand
~ Al TIE Grand EapidS Gre. a woman
threw leatber bed out 81 a second Story
MlndOw and then looked for Ter baby hut
she could rot ind n until man discovered
the missing infant I'm the hci thrown out
erA colored philusonhCr ohSe,-V "a while I'm
conNersation with a friend. Il duSn't believe
IL having partner wen you've on'y cot n
why, Yer don't cit II, and ~ Yer lose yer
have TO lose Ia all" Jesse" remarked Ia !,
companion.
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D0WSMIAtN So. 9 bt 49,, .,,,,o,.,,.
ala 7tb street northwest.
SALE Al Auction.


g. On THURSDAY, the LIST day Of July. ISIS. at
e. clock p. m we will sell At public auction,
IL front Of the premises all that piece parcel Of
ground IL UniOItowr. u O., situated on the west
side Of Pierce str at its intersection with Bsrri
SON street teeinning at said corner Of Pierce ana
Harrison streets, aud running northwestwardly ~
fer on arrsos street and running back with IL Il
width soubwestwardly 20 the depth Of l30 feet, ii-
proved By q good 2 story Frame House Containing
nine rooms. There T. excellent garden ths lot,
afG 9 pump Of pure water at the door.
TENS al sale: : 800 cash; balance in IL ami a
rncpths secured bY notes bearing per cent inter
DODGE DABNEfLLE, 500 : 81
iels BOWMAN & GREkN, Aucts.
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VAR RlI.D.

tASkl-TANBbk. ga the 10 n % June iSrs Nv
the keN. fathsr CHAIR Ell. , AS CASEY a. HfNET.
RITA l.. IANLoR, ~ Prince George county, Nd
MchkE-NAESn. In he1kuk. Iowa. o. the
18th instant, hy the Re Claw ton Wells ~ fhp rs1i
del 90 - the bride parents, Miss norIE, dauehtar
- samuel Mchce, Go Mr.. JAMES "A. MARsH, u
Washington. ID e
JkffERS- MEHUL. On Thurslay, June cath.
~ q" chapel 80 iLe Naval Academy. Annanll,-
Nd. ~ tie Rev Matthews. Chaplain a. :
, assistei 1, the Rev. Mir. SJut gate, Rector of
81 Azure = ANN!E BJ-roN JEFFEKS. anls dAugh-
ter = Captain Jcftr, 4 3 y % AtFN| NpRk
hsr--"',CE Manu-, - LieFe, b lgium.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD-
sCMAER sCHEDULE-JrNE 6, 1875.
IRON WAsHINaru, C,rv

From WASHINGTON CITY.
rs, 3. BfaS Sns ss.si sDs RELAY
cas- a. M, Baltimore. Annspolis. Frederick ana
goa IA Baltimore. BreatJaa a, R.lay.
TOO En- ., NM. and Virginia Springs. Parlr
200 g N Nv fors. pniI.delph,.. Boston, BaIsi
900 m. Chicago. Columbus. sa,ars., c,.,-
bai. Lorisyille, ;, a uis, Pittsbarek, Beer
r., D 1r,e.gy :, nsss5 t@wn frederick. Par-
so r. ,.siang,onJ notion and wsy Stations,
ESQ A. m. BALTIMORE and " ay Stati7p.
1919 a m Baltimore and Relay
II SO a: m, Baltimore, Eilicott city and Way Sta
100 M sI Y.rs. Phil., ipaia aosro4 Nor.
fOiE aEd ba'timnre s5'HH~- ~ Relay 13O
,;o n gr Sundays. Baitm're and Way Sta
frsies .ra. .ii and Relay 1:ue. on and
Wa Stations. Wis NJ n p.i ~ Brs. a.
3ts ?. NJ Bai1m'r'. Fr"l.-'ok 49, Way Sta
; 30 p m, Baltimore sud ~.
80 Chie.s :, Louis, Louisyie s' c6.a9
ey spring Ps is - Sra Pax bT ,Is
- - De" t4. % FGrssr'bEss asd Ben
$40 ,. n. Hssr.. ... wsaeh~-ter, and Way
Stations via -csciI,.. Rra-~E
Il. m, B'iti,nor, aIs ssIs,. Nay Stations
= dsp,m., Bsit.m,r, a. ,ressor.
'.oe p n Balt.m' q F.' 'n-hHrg, Laurel and
ll2@ . n p. EEpTTe5s. P....H1o, rms to Cai-
Brsrkfa,f AZ Grafton ''''''''
SJNHSi TRAINS
B1a:Esn0rs AZ V'Gy StIgter. n. so : m
us All = - o.
F1- E1 tfTuo-s az hftqt - d 80 , m < On ars
900 ~
Ecr--O6 N, 80 Az asp m. stopping
daring the week
~ Al 1s0tES Sf0r ~ Taa-rci FfotsI, RsEny Bou,s
ctOtfOr. 1900
FOR further information aes, - tre gsI-,mor-
sod Ohio Ticket Offices. " sshiugton Station, and
as Pennsylyaria avenue. ~hsr. orders viii be
srsen for Baggage 20 hs ch~cs' sr rersi~ed 81 any
point IN the city.
THSs r. S :, a..:-f ., T. deportation.
L. VI COLI, General TicSs- geat
exc. kO0NTY General fa-
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EVENING STAR.
SATl RDAY...........J Dune %. 1873.

DEsfsAFIS TERnS An avcfant da-i-ey
leaned over Clag-siree' ga yesfer.i ay.
aid called - The dusty Proprietor OF a
rsdy IN pay me dat two bits" "Havea't
ncfiin iu pay wtt." was the reply. Won
BORROWED dat money a whole wear ago.
hchrN continued the old man. can't
h"lp GRt-cant pay Henry. I believes
you cont want 20 pay; | believes YOU Is dis
monet, ard nebber ask Cor dc money again,
~ leave de Lord 10 collect ft!' .sShoo ."
eNciaiineu Henry, efeatiy interested all al
once. YOU ha, Mt emmy more money 10 lend
on do1e terms, has yeF'- Ti-kslurg Head
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hUNCAES0N BROS, Auctfoneers,
~ Southeast corner of 9th and SITS, northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FARM BE
TWEEN GLFNWOOD AND BLADENSRITRG

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FARM BE
TWEEN GLENWOOD AND BLAQENSBURG
IN BY virtue OF u deed of trust, dated the l4th
I'll day of November, 1871, and recorded in Liber
ii B.. No 3. folio PSI, &c of the Land Records
by request of the party secured thereby, the under
sigued Trustee will sell 10y public auction, on the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 9th day of July, 1875,
at O'Clock p. m all those certain pieces or parcels
q land situate ard lying partly IN the county of
Washington, ID O., and partly in Prince George 8
county, state OF Maryland, known and described as
beys subdivision of his Farm G randy, ;" beginning
for the same at point on the old North Bladens-
burg and Washington county road where there is
planted granite stone marked sixty eight (6Sl and
running south ~ degrees west sixty seven 81 loo
perches TO stone marked siXty-siX 1907, thence
north g degrees eas twenty four perches TO stone
marked seventy one t7lD thence north IL degrees
east sixty four % 100 perches to a stone marked
sixty nine (69), thence westwardly with the south
line Of the said old road 10 the place of beginning
This property consists of ten of land more or
less, UNDER good cultivation, with a comfortable
Frame DIVE ling, and a short distance from Penn 8
Station, the Baltimore and Washington Railroad,
being opposite the Farm of John Hoover, Esd.
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money
IN cash; the balance in and two years, in notes
at ten per cent icterest TO ba secured by deed of
trust on the property; the Trustee reseryiug the
right to resell the perty default of compliance
with the terms of sale. All conyeyanCng, &C, at
purchaser cost; deposit Of loo required as soon
as sold. NJ. p. ChLLAN, Trustee
Je2i eO&ds DUNCAESON BROS, Aucts
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hUNCANSOS BROS, Aucrioneet-
II Corner 5th and ID streets northwest

ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS.
ElBEONS. FLOWERS, TRIMMED AND ~
TRIMMED HATS. BONNET SILKS. a..
CONTAINED IN STORE NJ f6g PFNSSYii-
NAhIA AVENUE NORTHWEST. AT AUC-
TIGN.
sFe On MONDAY MORNING, June 2-th.
ksf EScomm eng ~ 10 clock. Ne shall ~.ll, a
49, tkUve, the entire stock q. Mill iery g. .0i-,
&C, ntAinel therein. The tod ia part consists
Ct Ribbons Flowers. Trimmed aud Unuimmgtt
Hats. Bonnet Ks, Iacns. Hamburg Fdcius-. u
lars aLu CUffs. Sash Ribbons, Linen Haudkeuchi -
CCllaTF, tud-v-leevcs, I=phyr W0-stei, C'rscr-,
NoiliuEs. Ladies' Hosiery, Sewing Silks aud c.
tots. Needles, Braids, Dress Trimming. Srf
PRINCES. RuShgs, Jcwelry, Hair Goods, SC. " ID
tbs usual variety Il good generally fBguf o. sg-h
an establishments. DtECANSON BROS.
lez5-Zt =. Gazette. AuctioL.e-z.
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MASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctfoneer,
w Successor to Green & Williams, Auctioneers,
1901 northwest corner Of 10th and ID streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION, HANDSOME
BRlCK DWELLING on soUTH STREET,
BkTWEEE SECOND AND THIRD STREETS
EAST.
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated June 18th,
III 1874 and recorded in lber 75i, folio 2O5, of the
lard records OF W asLington county, D G., and by
direction of the holder of the notes secured thereby
We will sell at public auction in front of the prem
ises. on TUESDAY, July 9th, 1873, at 4 O'Clock o.
N all that piece or pa Gel of ground in Washing
ton city, known and designated As lot No H., in A.
Grant subdivision Of square zoo, improved by A
handsome brick dwelling house.
Terms OF sale: One-tlird Of the purchase money
in cash balance in twelve and eighteen months, sc
cured by notes bearing per cent interest which
hall be paid semi annually and deed of trust the
property. COnyeyauciEg at p1rChsser's cost. 800
when the property is struck Of If the terms OF sale
ere not complied with ia five DAYS from sale, the
trustees the right to resell tho property at
the risk and cost OF the defsutiEg purchaser
X. Z. pOIGE. In.
y. A. DARNEILLE.f trustees.
Je23 dads WASH b. WILL ANS Auct
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STOVES, &c.
W SEVENTH STREET n. w. II.
ExrENsIoF OF G9NpgIE Road IN WASH

EHgiatsr'S (sffts. % s,rirf n C8iBHubfa, Z
MAsHTNsroN. Jule sd, lEs.f
Notice IL hereby given d a proposal extension q
he Conduit Road 20 connect win ne Little falls
Riyer Road east Of Geureetown. ID. e
The plat is on Gle iu THE Office, and may bo con-
suited b. All parties Interested
By order Of ire Commissioners
l.. HOME, Lieut.. Engineers, Y. :. A.
jes4 aaNSw Englueer q b. &.
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OF 3GI LAND n TaE C0TEIT OF WAsHINg
T0N. pISTRIcT t. OF GoLrMBts; AT nNIoN:
AsILARGE nMELLING HOUSE AND 0rHER
q. BY virtue Of q decree of the Supreme Court
ka Of the District Of Colombia, holding an Equity
Bs9beuPP ct al Ssn q IT.
undersigned. trustee will sell at public auction,
June, is75. at O'Clock The premises, ali the
right le interest, claim and estate of the parties
and tract OF land lying and befns ia said county at
Cnion'own- Distric. ot Colum"is, beginning tor the
corner formed by The iStersection 81 Pierce stTee
and Jefferson street. aS1aid down upon the revised
south side Of Jefferson street south ISL degree east
55i feet IN ; Hon western line; thence, at right
less, to the division iihe between said Uniopiown
property and the propeTty Of George w; Talbert;
west allowing 4 Of degree for variation Of com
pass $50 feet; thence south 75ji degrees, 2Os
north l41s degrees east $50 feet, IL pom, in line
with The southern line Of III on said uniontown
side of said Pierce street and thence north la.
degrees, east loo feet, 70 the point of beginning
cGntsning "a acres oil an1, nore or less, together
Terms Of sale: One-t third of the purchase money
twelve ll2' and eighteen tlSi months. with eight
Per cent interest per annum until paid from day Of
sorry notes Endorsed to the satisfaction of the trns
tee. No deed given until all purchase money aud
of the cash TO be made the time of sale,
or within twenty four hours after said sale and the
balance Of cash payments to be made within ten lO
Gays from day of sale. otherwise trustee reserves
the right to resell The property at the and risk
OF u efaulting purchaser or purchasers. All con-
yeyancing at purchaser cost.
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee
e BY ORDER OF THE COURT, THE ABOVE
sale Is hereby Postponed until MONDAY, the 2sth
Gay Of June, ISIS. a the same hour and place.
WILLIAM J. MILLER. Trustee
je2l -d&ds +. ID. CLEARLY, Salesman.
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IFANENwoRTH lightninC-rai acent
prppo "a 10 Su an j. Anthony last Frifav
hlLht, and although she told him that SIC
wa ho' on The marty, IL ticKled her 80 thar
sht nun 4 over The garden gate with him tilf
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nCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
" SOutheast corner sth and ID stroats nortk xesf

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW BRICK HOUSE
AND LOT ON ldTF STREET, BETWEEN {
AND SOUTHEAST.
- BY virtue of Deed q Tr-s dated Eovern 70
Ei Der 81, la, and duly reca,.lei in Iib-. Is.
NO SIS FOlos Of the land records ~ thr District If
Columbia, and by direction Of the party secured
,..Iety, We viii sell at public auction, - la-
NHSDhl, the l4th day OF July. A. d. ISIS a. g
O'Clock p. m, all that piece parcel Il land situated
ard bong N The City of Wa,hr gton, District o.
Columbia. and known up "A thu ground plat or plan
- SAID Cly - aCt being LOT nun berai thirty seVen
% IL square numbered nine hundred ami forty
iou., t9ii,' according 20 Van Hook and Metcalf's
rtc"rCed subdivision Of said square, with ~ tine
IN provence ats thereon, Consisting OF a new two
story bricE house with store room, ami back laid
ITg, IN good location aud well ADAPTED for a
Bakery Cr Confectionery
Terms Of sale. Oue half ca n: balance IN SIX and
twelve months, with Interest at the rate Cf Ger
centCm per GnUum, secured 10y iced # trust On
the property sole, or tho purchase. may pay an
cash al hi~ option. Al c1nyeyauclUg at the cost "a
purchaser. A deposit Of 100 dollar re quirOd At
the tinS Of sale IL the terms of sale not CON
piled silh IN seven days the trustees reserve rLe
night 70 resell a. risk ald expense of defarl,iny
purchaser JLDSOST. Gull, Tr-.-.-
FLORIAN HITZ. ( iA~i'era'
Je26-eO6ds HUNCANSON BROS, Auc+-
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- Ii. WARMER,
-. Real Estate Broker and huctioner,
Federal Building, corner 7 and -th sts. northWes

Federal Buildings, corner and Iih SITS. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE or A TWO STORY. ATTIC
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, on
THE WEST SIDE uF I9TH STREET. BE-
TWEEN AND X STREETS NORTH WEST.
sFs By virtue OF a deed Of trust, dated September
81. 18Th, A u. 1872 duly recorded ia Libcr NJ 6sj,
folio 800, q the land recJr for the District q
C"lu bia, end AZ the request OF the party secured
thereby, VIII sell AT public aUctiOn- in front of
the Cnn.-es, on THURSDAY, July 18Th, ISIS, at
clock , m, the following described real estate,
situate in the city 81 Washington, district OF Co
lUMbIa, - wit: he rear part of lot numbered six
Teen tl5l, IN square HuUl eighty-sv sol begin
ming Tor The said part a. the southwest corner of
said lot numbered sixteen 80. the public alley in
said square, thence cast with the rear south line
Of -ai Tot thirty ,2S) feet min ~ inches 10
thence west parallel with street thrty-eight t3D
let nine q luCRes 10 the west line II said lot, aud
thence with said west line twenty iyc IS feet to the
place OF beginning also, the south half Of lot nun.
bored eighteen Isl, Ia said square numbered eighty
six SOL laid south half of said lot having front of
l9ih street wg-'. and running back west with that
width the depth Of said lot together with the i'm
PToNcuCuts, &c.
Terms: SlnB, with interest at ten per cent per
autUm from auH1Tg j. la7 1, to day o. sale, ard *
pen of SALE il cash, and the balance az six and
bearing interest from the day oil SAFE AMI secured by
deed Of trust uu The property sold, VIII he takon.
deposit Cf lNO will Ie required IF tie purchaser
at the time II sale, aud ali cyaUciuE at tbs cx
TaU-c of the purchaser. II terms sale are not COM
Iiiri with in seven days, the trustees reserve the
tire d,iuuittug purchaser, H'Cr i've days advertise
GEORGE " STICKNEY. Trustees.
JelO-2gW6dF J. /. COLDWEbL, Salesman.
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TON THCMB has cccltuei position in The
New York post Office. They wanted Il Nus
him In one Of the pigeon holes Dc,rotf g'rrc
Press
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pEoFosALs roc SALE on WASTE PAPER.

Treasury pEpERTvENT, June @, l575
: al-t Pr, GALS for the Waste Paper Of this
Aerfrfur 70 t'r the year ending juno -, l-76, will
a receive until = o'clock NON. W WEDNESDAY,
June 30, LIS. Instructions - bidders VIII h. furn-
j-het On application to WILLIAM o. AVERY,
Chief CIeTk- ie2}-5t