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DROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.

U.SENGINEER OFFICE. ARMY BUILDING
NEW YORK, May %, 1875. (
Proposals will be received at this office until
noon on the 9th day of July, 1875 for dredging at
different points on the Savannah river, Georgia.
Total quantity of dredging about $4,000 to
10000 cubic yards TO be given out in one or more
contracts. For information apply to the under
signed. q. A. GILMORE,
ie25-6t Lieut.. Col. of Engineers.
National Republican., 1875-06-30
DRoPoSALS FOR HEMP.

pROPOSALS FOR HEMP.
NAVY DEPARTNENT,l
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING, }
WASHINGTON, June q, 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received at this bureau
until SATURDAY at 10 o'clock, the 17th of July,
1876, for the delivery of the following kinds Of
Hemp at the Charlestown nAvy-yard, subject
there to the usual inspection and Government
tests, viz:
100 tons Manila, OF 2,24O pounds per ton.
100 tons American, OF 22+O pounds per ton.
100 tons Russia Of 2.240 pounds per ton.
Separate bids will be received for each kind of
hemp.
Samples of the quality required can be seen at
the commsndant's office, at the said nAvy-yard,
where all information can be obtained.
The price of the hemp offered must include its
delivery at the navy-yard.
Two satisfactory securities must accompany the
bid, guaranteeing faithful execution Of the offer
If accepted.
The bureau reserves the right to reject any or
all the bids if It is deemed best for the interests
of the Government.
Any of the hemp that is rejected is to be i'm
mediately removed from the nsvyyard; other.
wise will remain there at the bidders risk until
removed.
Envelopes must be marked "Proposals for
Hemp" and addressed to the undersigned.
r. W. SHUFELDT,
je25 Chief of Bureau.
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A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
a RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
FREDERICKSBURG HALLWAY.

A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
a RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
DEroT CoREKR OF SIXTH AND STREETS.
7:So = % 1Gr M tsoSe sc 7S as nc 1OISw' FSe
and =. m, and and p. m. trains run daily; ali
Lees Trains is leave e18SSfRt Is follows
10 q: m;i /, 2 5, 500 2 P. m: The 6,S and
d.y al otSer trains daily, Except % sunday.
Trains leaving Washington .t 200 =. m. and 500
connect daily with trains on Virginia Midland
Great Southern Express via Richmond leaves
Washington II :8S p. m, daily, Except Sunday.)
s TO m Of snd
and Pennsylvania avenue, and Sixth street and
t Se al Ss hS ssIs
and residsIcsi through 70 Destination:
1eSo-tf General Passenger Agent.
RALTIMORE b POTOMAC R.R.
" DEPOT CoRNEB SIXTH AND STRIETs n. W.
Ston follows, tns wn leave wash
dt9o to q All HoTtner1 EEIPEess daily except Mon:
sndsy and HopGa 70 SnS dsy; Ss5sePs
tC:Rochester, Bufaio and NisgSra Falls.
VIZ a. dITf M Express for Philadelphia and New
S;sSa. m, keceRnedSiiGn to Baltimore daily.
I;s : 4. FssSt Line fs1 Scr the West and North:
l:lsp. m. Express for philadelphia and New
9, G0Ik and Norfolk, viS Baltimore, daily, except
S:o p M, Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
$50 p; n, Philadelphia EIpresS, for PhIlAdel-
7:IO p. m, Cincinnati Express daily, West.
sos Q; m, For Philadelphia, New York, and Bos-
Job D. m, Pacific express North and West, daily
except saturday. On Saturday, leaves 1t ssos m.
II Train ~ POPE CREEK LINE leave 1t rsa,
m and 8:I0 D. m. daily except Sunday.
TRSinG for ANHAPOLIs leave 81 500 Q. n and
'S Pu;m:n Palace Sleeping Car to P1ttsbure u run
on the train leaving AZ 7:lO .. m
Pullman Palace sleeping Car to P1ttsburR II run
onthe train leaving At lOl6 p. Except Saturday.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car 70 Rochester il run
On Ihe train leaving At l0:l5 p. N.
leaving at 1O:I5 p. m.
Offices ofth apany. .A..h.1 ,t hots,,.,1
ySte reslSenccs on orders LEFT ~ the oces Of the
eomnSnT northeast corner Thirteenth street and
iennsyivaniH avenue, and on the northeast corner
~ SiTfh street and Pennsylvania avenue.
" Deoot S5 BALTIMORE fOTOHAC RAILRcAD,
corner Sixth and StP5eeM re H. BOYD, JR.,
General Passenger Agent, Philadelphia. Pa.
GEO. @. WILKINS
q Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
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WOOD AND COAL.

CTEPHENsON q BRO,
~ PATENT BUNDLED KINDLIN6 WOOD.
The best in use. Prepared from the best quality
Of Virginia Pin e,And Introducing Patent Fire
Lighter In each bundle, dispensing with the Of
Kerosene, thavings or paper. Sold by all grocerS.
Ask for stephenson's Patent Wood, and take no
other. Every bundle has printed label giving d.
rections for use. All the best qualities efcoaI con-
stAntly on hand. STEPHENSON & BRO, dhle
manufacturers In this District; once, ms Penn
sylvAnIG GVenue. Nil and Depot, SeVenth-street
wharf. tChronicle.1 mhl0
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RAILROADS.
SUMNER EXCURSION ROUTE BOOK.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.

This publication is a convenient volume OF 23i
pages, Irof sey illustrated, containing sketches OF
all prominent resorts in the United States, and
map showing the routes to the same, It will be sold
at the very low price of Ten Cents per Copy Mailed
Postpaid fer Fifteen Cents, and may be obtained st
the Ticket Offices of the Company.
As contribution to the requirements OF the
thOusAnd of SUMMER TRAYKLERS who desire to
familaTiZe themselves with the many points Of In
terest and attraction open to visitors, this book
will be found valuable, because II so systehatiZes
and summarizes PLEASURE TRAVEL as TO greatly
economic its cost both in time and money.
ID. NJ. BOYD, JR.,
L. P. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
Ass't Genk Passenger AQent. ie26-5t
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Stocks opened at fraction below yesterdays
closing, advanced during the day, and closed
strong. Western Union was most prominent for
strength and activity.
Tha fnIlnrzinn. tha cInainrr
National Republican., 1875-06-30

UNITID STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
BALTIMORE, Md, June 2, IdS.
Proposals for building o lock on the Great Kan
awha river, West Virginia, will be received until
noon of July %, 1875, and opened Immediately
thereafter The interior OF the lock will be about
three hundred feet long and ffty feet wide. The
specifications and drawings will be ready in about
two weeks. 1t is probable Q second lock OF the
same dimensions will be commenced this season,
for which proposals will also be asked at an early
daY. Blank forms, specifications and any desired
information can be had on application at this
ONCE. WIN. p. ORAIGHlLLs
ie231w Major of Engineers.
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PROPOSALS

NNSN<[SCSHONS0O0S0OoS
I0ROFoSALS FOR BUILDING A LOOK
l. ON TIE GREAT KAHAWHA RIVER.
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InRHABBEIOAh
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Containing Car6s OF FIPsE-CIass EetADs
.ItBhme nfB in all Branches OF BusfH
meas In the District.
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THE NATIONAL MoRN1SG JUNE
JOB PRINTING

FL OOD L h1IN 1lINO.
:TA.T
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING DEPARTMENT,
Cor. Penna. Ave. and Thirteenth ST.,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Has the very best facilities for doing
National Republican., 1875-06-30

The Bank of Washington and the Nati0nEI
Bank Of the Republic have declared per cent.
dividends.
In New York to-day gold was steady at 117J[.
Foreign exchange steady, dull but firm. Money
easy at 2 per cent Government bonds strong,
with light volume of business.
The following Closing rates were teleGrsDhed
% Messrs. H. D. Cooke, jr. + 90. from the New
York Stock Exchange:
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AUCTION SALES

NS-Day.
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DIcnARD WALTERS. AUCTioNFR

IL First class Lager Beer saloon. &C
Mortgage salc-Wnl sell this day Saturday. ~ n
o'clock. ~ the Colosseum, No second avenue. the
Fixtures Of Lager Beer saloon Ballroom and Board
ing House viz bar and back Bar. Tables Cnairs
GlaSswarp. FrOckcry Range, Red sfeads bedding, So.
JOHN r. STEWART Attorney for Nortgafcs
CHERIFFiS SALE OF HORSE. TRUCK, HARNESS.
- &c.-S. HERMAN. Sherins AuctIoncer will sell this
dAv saturday. Aprl H. at " ~, No. 81 Buwnry hy
virtue Of order Of sale granted ~ the Hon g. Bar
rctf Justice OF the supreme Court Ane Horse,
Trnck. Harness. &c WM. 4. CONNER. sheriff.
Joan rYLgR KELLr. deputy.
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PUBLIC SALE IN BALTIMORE
Receivers Sale
OF
Highland Park Hotel,
Cottages
and
@2 Building Lots

BY virtue order OF the Circuit Court Baltimore
city the undersigned Receivers will offer for sale, by
puoc auction, at the Exchange Salesroom, Second
street in Baltimore city, ON MONDAY the 10th day Of
April A. d. 1879, Mt O'Clock i'll the afternoon ali that
valuable Real Estate situate and lying on tbs Liberty
city limits, known as Highland Park' divided into
lots. and thus described, 70 witt
The hotel lot fronts about 62S feet inches Chess
peake avenue between Eighth ana Tenth streets,
tains bout 10 of land. This lot Is improved hy
large building. known Highland Fark Hotel;n II
ains bout $50 and the hotel finished IN the
most modern ye aud with regard 10 comfort and
about 100 acres Is laid with broad avenues properly
graded and uuderad with aud water pines Tor their
whole length. The situation Is very high, commanding
extensive view OF the surrounding country aud The
Chesapeake Bay, two passenger railways aud the Lib
turnpike through the property; the situitou
OF the healthy In the neighborhOud ot the
city. Tho hotel open during last summer and wa
there with their lies The stable is large aud
modious. The laundry Is complete ana wen arranged.
Gashouse aud water works OF ample capacity for all
needs Large and well built pnten icehouse filled with
ice and everything in complete order tor immediate
opening
The hotel Is now completely furnished with elegant
and well elected Furniture, which will be sold on the
premises Thursday, 9th Of May, after the sale the
hotel
The proximity Of this hotel 20 the ctv OF Baltimore
must Always make II ayorte place OF resort for lts
citizens
the hotel and lot furniture and fixtures about
ROBERT D. MORRISON,
GEORGE j. APPOLD, ua......
SAMUEL SNOwDEN, Neoe4'eiS
JOSEPH FRIEDENWAND,
r. W. BENNETT A CO.. AuctioneerS
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ABBOTT. AuCTIoNEtR

WILLIAM ABBOTT AUCTI0NEER
wv ONCE No Chambers street
Will seH this day. at echoes 4. ~. the Mixtures
a Weiss Beer Establishment AZ 2ls Mott street large
number OF Bottles and Boxes Watts copper Boiler and
Pumps; also good Horses Wagon ana Harness ~
will &c sold In separate also the Furniture aud fx
lures Of the Lager Beer saloon attached Together
one One young snrrel Horse aud Butcher Wagon.
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MORRIS WILKINS UCTIoNEER-EXEcrTpR'
wi sale Of Household furniture, gu Paintings Marnie
Statuary Carriages &C., hv order 81 James ~ Brown
ESQ. executor o. the estate ~ The late Wadrou 2.
ton. Saturday April ", AZ ~ y ", ~ No r
Wavcrey place. AL the Paintings. StatnarY. Billiard
TaoIc Carriages Ac consisting part 81 Old VIC
Mahogany Paror, Bedroom. uining Room ana Lihrarv
Furniture. PER and Mantle mirrors. Curtains Ecu ana
Table Linen, Blankets Brussels and other Sarren,
China glassware &C. AIso assortment ~ Kitchen
Furniture, Cooking Utensils &c. The above ~
viewed gay previous sale BY permits nom tina
ONCE ~ the AuctioneerS No Pine street aud 50
- veuteenth street, where catalogues can Ne had.
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MORRIS WILKINS. AUcTroNEER
Important sale OF
Valuable Real Estate
az auction.

r. II. LUDLOW 4 Co will sell BY auction ruesdav.
rooms No III Broadway, by order OF the Trustees Of
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aALEn a. AurrTor.

u COTTON, ACCOMMODATIONS HOUSE.
& aSp corne ii n ST. NEAR f Ar s
viii sell this day saurday Apn II attic private resi-
me entire rich Furniture the large four story hoas
one rosewood Pianofore several french Pier an5
MSn Sn Ssaa esrsa aS
top Centre Card and Extension Tables best hair Mat
Cata orues early this morning, al the house 18th a.
AM at the auction rooms 5S East Thirteenth street.
near broadway.
GEORGE q SMITH. AUcTIoNEER, OFFICE No II
uhamSe rf b & IA WI exRos g, a sae 4 aac'en
%e no L hE i S aSSo ~ S Tsnw acp
under JEFFERSON Market and the stock and Fixtures
Counter Counter Beer Pump Partitions &c
CET YOUR PRINTING DONE At THE METRoPoLl.
W TAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT 2ls Brosi-
way You viii nnd u advantageous
TT b HERTs SONS. AUcrIoNEERs.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
MIRRORS. CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS. BILLIARD
TABLE, srEINwAY UPRIGHT PIANO OIL PAINr-
INGs, RICH CLOCKS, BRoNzEs, VASES, .sFATU.
AIRY, CHINA CUT GLASS, sILvERwARE. &C..
THIS DAY, SATURDAY. APRIL IL AT iosl O'CLOCK.
AT NO. llS EAST THIRrY.NINTH STREET
PARLoRs CONTAIN
sn%sy sons aprg6t rsS S ssssn s1s:a dnsa
G a rSrr @ IN o n S0 ses
ay ans oil fa 5HRTb las f G5sTaiA
Administer, Moauet and Brussels Carpets; walnut Cham
Der Suits Armoresa. Glace, Dressing Cases. Lounges
Easy Chairs Mirrors Paintings Engravings finest quail
ity hair Mattresses, Beds Bedding &c
IN DINING ROOM
viii be found Brussels Carpets MirIors walnut BUFFET
China Glass and silver Plated Ware in large varisiS
IN BILLIARD ROOM,
Carom Billiard Table complete Billiard Chairs Sofas
Appurtenances. with which the sale will commence.
NOTICE.
This sale having been postponed yesterday on account
of the inclemency OF the weather, viii positively take
place to-day rain or shine,
ITENRY D. MINER AUCTIoNEER
III Late Henry H. Leeds 4 Miner. Established ls4T
Salesroom los Duane street
Will give his personal attention. customary for the
Is of Furniture at the residence II
families declining housekeeping
THIS DAY SATURDAY. April Il.
at l0is o'clock. at the salcsroom
No lu5 Duane street
GESTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
private city residence tor convenience ~
sale comprising velvet ana Brussels Carpets Pier and
Mantel Mirrors rosewood aud black walnut suits IN
brocate covered reps coteaine ana haircotn marble
top Centre and slde Tables Etaseres, carved bacx
walnut wing BOOKCASES, Wardrobes. black wainur and
ogany Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus and Washstands
Easy Chairs, Lounges, Rockers, hallstluds Cottage
suits. Mattresses, Kitchen Utensils. &C
also choice collection OF illustrated ana STANDARD
Books comprising the works OF the following celebrated
Byron. Cowper, longieiiow ana others
IMPORTANT PUBLIC SALE IN BALTIMORE.
Receivers Sale
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an PIERsoN. AurTIoNEER.

W. Extensive sale. Nv catalogue, Of Household Furn-
this day saturday Apr ~ M ~ A. W. ~ the
story brown stone residence No ~ West wcny eignn
between fifth avenue and Broadway.
sortmcnt narlor bedroo sitting and dining
kuhch Fnrnitnreilcsks. StAtnAry, Chandeliers once
chairs side boards Bureaus Bedsteads Mattresses sofa
sets China Glassware sale perenlptorv. ". B~Spcniai
attention given to residence sales ~ Furniture nv III.
PIERSON, Aucttoncer No. Pine street
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Rr SALE.
THE FORCE COLLECTION.

A UCrIoN- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE SALE OF
"A the season. over 80 lots and $4,000 worth
of elegant Household Furniture contents Of private
mansion Of DR. uertting, ESQ. q East 10th street,
Broadway. commencing at lUS O'Clock this day
viz ~ octa God PianofOrte 500; elegant
Paror SUITS rich covers aud latest styles Mirrors,
Brussels Carpets ell Paintings Br0nzes Lace Curtains
Clocks bookcases. Ornaments Sc Bedroom suits.
wood and walnut Dressing Cases to match BedsteadS
bureaus Nardrobes, spring and hair Mattresses
Lounges Pillows Bolsters. Washstands, Sheets Quilts
&C. also Dnning Room, Bascm and Kitchen Furni.
tnre Plate Buffet. EXTENSION Tables, Chairs Crockerv,
China glassware. 1c. HENRY IINN. Auctioneer
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MlrrOrS,
brussels Carpets oil Paintings Bronzes Lace Curtains
clocks Bookcases. orname1. &C. BEDROOM suits ro;e.
SrSrogse esg and hair sn.s %
&C. also Dinining Room Basement and Kitchen Furni
cRn. Pas ss A. h Ss SSSss
B. wALDRoN AUCTIoYEER
"A. THIS DAY, at a O'Clock, at the
'A'''r SS D. ~ " EaO fvEs street.
gentee Household furniture. removed from residence
for q sale cSnag ana bssS
stands Extension Tables, black walnut ana mahogany
&C. e. and Bureaus Mattresses Coffee Teas F'h
UcTIoS FURNIruEs-B. r. THOMAS. AUCTION
"A eer. BY JoslAs TAYLER co,
= PARK DAY 81 d he pew Post once
Household Furniture, ali STYLES, great variety:
small collection Il clio > q SiV oii Paintings
4 UcrIoS SALE OF GENTEEL AND USEFUL
rms , H0TssshVNhdnR Sis \, l
No. q West Sixteenth street between Fith and Sixth
Two four round ~ octave fanofortes steiDwsv. a
suits. IL dSmask satin ana coeiaines turkish hnI
LOUNGES ssy MARS, sl,, ven.re and Console Tables
tel scts finr oil Paintings
ing Beiseads Dressing Gases Armoire.a Gsee. b.
sS .S es '9R Tables me
Library and secretaTe Bookssscs Library Tables Writ
siyerware. crockery rep plush hairc2'n suits Brus-
SIT Tan ih ~ nSyers,,v Mac cap - sb 81
stage Il 18th 81 ROBERT e. CAstltN auctioneer Conn
petcnt to remove, PACK or ship goods; city
1UCTIoN AUCTION. AUcTToN.-AT RESIDENCE
n os West 18th st.. near 9th ay, Extra large House
ers hotelkccpers and the trade. this saturday
lis O'Clock. consisting magnificent ROSEWOOD ~
In satin brocade and hairc 10th edsfeads Bureaus
Washstands Dressing Eases hair and spring Mattresses
Carpets IA All SIS iot.j usefg Pqrlor Library Dining
Furniture. sale positive JULIUS KRAMER, auc-
toneer foods packed and delivered for purchasers;
Dy ROBERT sOxERvILLE. AUcTIONEER,
ID - University PLACE.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, -
CARPETS, Nikk0R i tnIR ROSEWOOD rIrAAEos,
PIER ASD NANrEL MIRRORS. BhDDING
.nnu Az? 4Ci THIS Day.
April II. 1T 1Dis O'CLOCK AZ his salesroom u University
place large lot Furniture consisting Of Brussels and in
Pianos black walnut and Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Wardrones, Centre and Extension Fables, Paror ana
ing cases hair Mattresses spring Beds Boosters and
Pillows Glass Crockery and Kitchen Ware. &C., &C.
ID r. THOMAS, AUCTIoNEER-wT I'LL SELL THIS
ID. day, ~ ParE az 100. A. NJ an elegant stock
81 over an ine oil Paintings ChroInos in gold leaf
frames. sale positive. without reserve.
by IsID0RE j. swARzKoPF. AUCTIONERR-wIII,
ID sell a. clock. AZ - avenue y, entire Furniture X
seada Bureaus Tables chairs Sofas Lounges Brussels
aud other Carpets A.. also Fancy Goods, Clothing A.
Dealers and others invited
CATALOGUES POSTERS CIRCULARS AND ALI,
qespatch by the METROPOLITAN PRINTING EsTAB
LiShMENi, 10. ~ Broadway.
EARM Al AuCTIoN--0N THE 18TH INST WEAR
Hcksville, /. l. ll0acres, all necessary bindings
with blacksmith and whcelwrFht shop fuI parlicu
lars AZ Isl avenue c. JOHN Il cHEksMAN.
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rooms, No III broadway, by order OF inc trustees %
the
Presbyterian church
in Film avenue,
on the corner Of Nineteenth street.
that splendid Plot ~ Ground with the elegant stouc
Church eaiice thereon situated the
Filth and Nineteenth street: sir x50 eet thiy
building rom fs central location, could be admirably
adapted for library society purposes for aSDcie
lions. az plot Urounf Il j. well lifted for mercanuie
purposes hotel or French Hats Terms saie--Ieu Der
day be deposited IN the United states
Trust Company accrued interest - 60 - purchaser
nftv per cent can remain bond and mortgage, pay
able before Ave years twenty per cent on ~ -
fore three At option ~ purchasers SAID option -
made before delivery OF the deed the balance ~ M
purchase delivery o. the deed and possession
81 the property before the Ut day ~ June For
pamphlets containing f1l particulars apply 10
r.. n. LUDLOW a co. No. Pine strrrt
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4 UCTIoN FURNITUE-B. Y. THOMAS. AUCTION
n eer. By JOSIAS TAYLER a CO..
~ PARK row opposite the Post ONCE
THIS DAY Saturday At I0ls O'Clock,
Household Furniture, all styles, great variety;
at i2A, O'Clock.
a small collection Of Ofi Paintings.
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THIRD AVENUE STORES TO LET CHEAP-Nos
i 22T0 and 227s best business block IN Harlem IN
uuire OF koBf. l. BROWN, ~ Nassau street
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THREE STORY HIGH sTooP BROWN STONE
"A House, 10 fiity.second stree. near Lexington ave
nue. II rooms. with all conveuIences: rent 81 10
Amply permit to the owner, Z. = CONNELL. Is Pine
tsreet
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THE ELEGANT STORE AND BASEMENT NORTH.
Il west corner Of second avenue AMI ll6tn street;
desirable stand for business; low TO respon-
dble party. Apply at Office Of MCCAFFERIY HITCH
NAN, corner OF rim avenue and FIFTY second street
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ITO BUSINESS MEN-Io RENT, THE BUILDING NO.
762 Broadway. Eighlh street. for years at
$500 year or tcasehold ~ years sod on favorable
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! B. HERTs 4 SONS. AUcrIoNEERs.

CET YOUR PRINTING DONE AT THE METRoPoLI.
VI TAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Us Broat-
You wi u ind IL ADVANTAGEOUS
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CHORES NOS n6 AND AIS FOURTH AVENUE,
> lately altered TO let lease separately together
with or without Dwelling. Apply to owner ROBERT
L BROWN, 20 Nassau street
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LNARM AT AUCTION-ON THE 18TH INST, WEAR
Hcksville, /. l. Ito acres; all necessary buildings
with blacksmith and whcelwrFht shop. Pull partGu
lars AZ Isl avenue g. JOHN II CHEEgMAN.
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ITO RENT-FURNIsHED. A NEW CABINET FIN.
Il ished four story House, between Fifth and Madison
avenues Central Park; for sale low let a
moderate rent TO private family, for one 70 three
years; owner going abroad In May. Inquire Of HOMER
MORGAN No. Pine street or Of H. II. LUDLOW A CO.,
No. Pine street. or az b last seventeenth street of
Rev. CLARkNCE 6UEL, owner, on the premises. No. IS
East sevcntv.iOurth street.
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cTUDIo To LET-IN house NO So EAST SEVEN
- tecnth street Union square x 10 Everett House
arge bedroom adjoining; house first class Apply to
anftor
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-02-26
PERSONALS


Rev. Mr.. CLANCY returned to Manka-
to on Thursday.
Rev. B. H. Crever qives Shak-
spearan reading at st. James this eve
ming.
Charley Chase has been up from Sib-
ley for a few days past revolving
around the ''hub.' -
Rev. J. w. Lewis left on Monday for
a visit Of several weeks to Ohio in the
interest of the Methodist Church of
this place.
A. G.. Dunlop, Of Minneapolis, Agent
of the Monitor Flows, and j. r. Rob
ertson, of st. Paul, spent last Sunday
in town..
j. NJ. Lane, run up to the "hub, "
from the provincial: village of Sibley,
on Saturday last, and spent Sunday
among u.s. ,.-:->:
Lieut.. w. H. Low. Jr., U. s. A., is
in town to arrange for distribution of
Government relief to the grasshopper
sufferers. ~EafS ~ III 5SSeeE:, IA H. - i
|. Lieut.. Alex. Ogle, 18th Infantry,
who is assigned to Rock county to
make the distribution Of Government
relief, passed through. town during the
week. 81 :: /. Is Il H.. {, "a
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-02-26
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GRAHAM LAKES. Feb. q. 1873


]. EDIToR ADVANCE: Z SEQ by yonr pa.
per that there is ! religious work going
.onin Worthington.$$ We have also had
meetings for some time at the school
house, in District No. 2, and 4 number
have professetl conversion. u H. 49,; ]
i Your correspondent from Seward
spoke of some action looking" to the
poisoning Of gorhers. ,<This3is a very
important matter end should he consid-
ered.b by the Agricultural society. J.. It
seems to me that y general day for
poisoning: should be appointed, !. kind
Of Arbor Day, Oh which every: farmer
should turn out and simultaneously at
tack the little pests with poison. The
day ought to be set as near the time Of
corn planting rs convenient.
T. An item recently copied into your
paper speaks of there having been set
tiers in Mobiles county as early as 1860
There was no regular settler until 1867.
when the Mucks settled 1T Graham
Lakes. A. NJ. ,