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MERCHANT TAILORS.

MERCHANT TAILORS.
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NAr'oNAtd 81 FS MssSI S.ES.ss, co.
s.sh s s:f'': ssssis' =. sa e: :a'..
ssss ss' RsaF door c.
HorLr LS SESi Y s k!GSs, Vice President
sSissn sssissnss, s ssa Stree, northwest
AT rHH sALrIEM69kE SHIRT FAC
1919 + Sired .or,h,re,i. wass,.sso., DC,
..... 4. s: tGss ffssss Ss:ss :.
S. :Ss On &; The s 9. g,
fiji Skxss sHIR 4 ss. s.Ss. si
b::s E EIsEs SSkFs. s .sa &c, ,.
Directions for self measurement sent 70 eentimen
::ss " asi sSs hem .s,d iss ''e ~: sSS
RRAUN1 AUrOfYPEs.
Our spscial snporsssion Of thsss r,uarsaS,, Pk.
invite the inslseion and insssnen, Of al I.r.oe.
q s,.i:. q ihs brssins., sna s.asts!:
Ssrrss q The II Z: n. s.sisas
~'' ' y SsH ssi 81 ss Sasss1ssseo
tapN Vernon Boo. cor Pa ave. end 18Th s.rsss
s(N0H0REss. ''-~H se.aoen EADx. HOW
~ BY selling sosd CICASS. The 80 sps-
efAty, Tor = cenfs. They ths Flower Of smoke
ynst RECEIVED ssas sxsrs s1s ooschA. selling -
ll30 arsss en- 70 - street. northvsa.
~ oAgn Of the his clook
Al Dfn360 "a Unl1v loo. s.hi-f.
III 0 -. 1Ss Q erssrr,
- eExwssn iva ana esu eynuBss.
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LOST AND FOUND.

SToLEN-On the night of the 23d, from the corner
~ OF A.. street and Maryland ave. south 49,
west, NEWFOUNDLAND PUP. S5A
reward and no questions asked if returned 10 No
932 Pennsy ly AHA avenue. ie2i-3tr
OST CHILD-CHARLKS ZIMMERMAN aged
IL "a years, stout built, dressed in light. low
neck calico dress. with purple flowers, and stock
ings striped red bite aud black. ANY information
Will be thankfully received by his parents.
IT A. ZIMMERMAN, 1915 st. northwest
CD REWARD will be paid for the return of a
W PGCkET- BOOK, lost on o street, between
h and 9th containing several railroad tickets, a
silver thimble, and a small amount of money, which
he will return the pocket book, &C., to sis o
street, cOrDer Of 9th. IT.
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WANTS.

WANDA White WOMAN for general house,
reared ss s sssss paid and best Of rer
w wash and iron, and do homework generally.
Referer Gee required. It,
WAsksTFEEIPiTIIAIr ss0 y desire. position
the summer. Address MusI6, Star once. jesa ats
WANIEp-At s16 = street northwest, wo
COM petea pe 70 So2 Need ssh and fen nsse but
WANTED-s2,oOO for three year-- for which
ALExANDER, arc Louisiana avenue. '' je2i St!
WANTEp-BoARD in the country; convenient
rooms and sceemmcdation for SERVANT reauirsd'
Address Box $50 Georgetown, d. G. jes4-st'
WANTED.B0ARD ana Furnished ROOM in
a,en o ss1 stase price, location &C. Addrsss
20 gaas nils 5.ss
sy to isfIIr T and 1He WSod chOpper,s Ap
NdW Ladg e
and t. take charge OF hCp.s for the spnmer No
between @ and H. from7 to a. m. je2i 2tF
WANIED- Immediateiy, one WOMAN thor
w. r tnghy experienced in Preserving and Can
Apply to Iqreks EmpIoyment ONCE, els T street
Io 5rien en and igsh s''0''s northwest Mrs.
WANTED-To purchase for cash, a second hand
p order Ad
WANIED..A female TEACHER for a private
" ~ family, NURSES, COOKS, 49, also, eoloTed
sn fessra tsr
opposite Post Office. e23- ST
WANTED--Immedi to call
aS IT n.ng good homes can
le2s i'm 'e Mrs s LOUISE 81 ff 'S .. BtrLER.
WANTEIoEIFTY MEN to break stone Call
5.ss st 800 ii'h street nOrthTe, s nrlLook
w Wilson Machine at Nj. s. ADAMS Apply
11O1 street northwest ie22 ST.
WANTED-Au ex perienced WET NURSE for a
ont good Rno Call from 10 to Il at 500
WAHTEEDD...Iw9. frst slas, Statesmen. well
Must Ssms well reeommended, ALBEIT g b Ro
sLNBURG, 11S6 9Th street northwest. je223t'
WANTED-To rent by July LIST, small HOUSE
particular REGARDING location, 60 it is nice; willing
T. oes ''''ns terms 0s''r'''.S s s ssat
NANTED-Every man, woman girl, boy and
e snM q get sd in pair Of SHOES for the
Shoe, at EEL,SYs: 1911 and 1915 Psnnss lvssis
WASSITElaD,a,Aa Ar HU y for the furnitpre
avery desirable location. This il a rare chance for
parties interested. Address SCHOOL, this of
nee. ielT-2wS
WANTED-All persons to know that they can
w have their UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS
covered and repaired at the mandatory, 613 d
street northwest. iel6-2Ws
WANTED-Furnshed HOUSE in central loca
W ton at moderate rent; parties leaving for sum
mer please answer; best references given. 'E H.,
Siar once. jell I'm
WAETED-Every one TO KNOW that I viii,
w sell the best three ply Hose at Iscts per foot
49,, &C. REISSNER,
Je4- I'M III 7th street northwest.
w CLOTHES; second hand CLOTHING, and
bOOTS and SHOES; will pay the highest cash
prices: Orders promptly attended to by mail a
SSOLMAN CO., No. $50, corner 10th street and
Pennsylvania avenue. msyIi-Iy
WANTED-PASTURAGE aud sTABLTN0 for
w hye or six COWS during the summer within the
Rlstfct limits. Address, with full particulars, J.
w :, otar once mayl-f
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to know that WILLIAN
w MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1Oll New YorA
avenue, makes speciality Of cutting garments to be
Maoe 81 nome sep14-ly
WANTED-CARPETS TO CLEAN At Rice;s
w steam Beating Works, 80 Maine avenue, be-
tween ~ and 9th streets q. w-Called for and de-
hvered without charge. anI0-1v
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL,
INVEST END INSTITUTE,
w MRS. S. L. CADY, Principal.
New Haven, OF.
send Tor Circular. Je23-3 m
nR. PERABEAU TEACHES PIANO, HAR.
~ NOM and the Cultiv alton of the Voice. Ad.
dress et Mrs REICHENBACHB Piano Store, No
1873 llth street northwest. decll-f ys
EEGLIsH, FRENCH, AND CLASSICAL IN.
II STlTUTE for young ladies, 81 New York ave.
nue. northwest, Mrs. ANGELO JACKSON, Princi.
pal. Seventh annual session begins on the 18th Of
September, 1874. aus7B IL
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Liberal advances made 10 any amount and for any
time desired. at reasonable terms on all kinds
OF personal property, Bonds, Stocks and fine Mer-
chandise. Also, goods bought and sold on commits
sion. Always on hand at private sale large seec-
tior OF WATCHES, DIAMONDS, good JEWELRY,
&c. &c, cheap for cash, Auction sales on the lsf
or I'd OF every month. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Strictly confidential.
g. G0LDSTEIN 4 CO..
Loan 0Mcs, Commission ant EyrsnHss Byoke-s
N. K. corner 10th and u streets northwest.
~ Private entrance on 10th street. may4-tr
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$4,000, $4,000. $4,000, $40 COO,
$4,000. $4,000 TO fosu on good real estate
security, Al per cent. intcres- Also. smaller Sums
nav b. desired.
A few loans will be made at per cent. interest
where the property l. Of the most Dc rahe arscte
q II WARNER.
JeS2 lot IEept Corner 7th and streets.
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IL j. HEIBEkGER,
MERCHANf rAILoS
Metropolitan Hotel, date Browns,l
Ully No. 500 Penn q ave-. washington r
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-07-29

THE DEMOCRATIC NoMrSKEs.-We
have space this week only to say, that
however Rings and Ringsters may have
inspired and manipulated the late Dem
ocratic State Convention. it cannot be
gainsayed, that most admirable ticket
has been presented to the democratic
voter-a ticket distinguished for talent
Tin the cases Of Messrs. Carroll and Wool
ford for honorable public service also),
and in the cases of all, for strictest po-
l;tical integrity and unblemished person.
alhonor. Albeit, therefore, our private
disappointment in not getting exactly
the people we wanted, there is nothing
"rankling here" even against the Ring
sters, supposing, as is charged. that
they really obtained control in the late
council of the party and named their
particular favorites. We Judge the
tree by its fruit, and so Judging, we
have only praise and good wishes to
to give the nominees and only thanks
TO render the Convention for the work
il has done.
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THE WEsTMoRELANp ExcuRsIoSIsrs.

The WEsTMoRELAND ExcURsIoNIsrs.
The ladies of Wcstmoreland County,
Virginia, have undertaken the task of
erecting a suitable monument to COM
memorate the devotion and heroism of
the soldiers of the County who fell in
the late momentous struggle for the indie
pendence Of the Confederate States. The
designs to have the names Of all such in
scribed upon the monument in letters as
nearly imperishable as the hand Of man
can make them. At the head Of these
names is to be that of General. r. +.
Lee, the most illustrious son of the
old County, whose statue is to crown
it. Realizing the difficulty Of the un-
dertaking, in the impoverished condi-
ton of the people of the County, the
aid of all who sympathize with the OBJ
ject in view is solicited. To aid in accom-
plishing the object in view, the ladies
have chartered the Steamer Pilot Boy
and will make an excursion to Leon
ardtown on Tuesday, the 3rd of Az
gust, where at night. S. NJ. Gregory, the
great Banjoist viii give one of his
splendid entertainments, the entire pro-
ceeds Of which will b. devoted to that
object. Speeches from General r. L.
7. Beale and other distinguished orators
may be expected. The Pilot Boy will
touch at Mattox wharfat q, p. NJ; Col
tons, 4, p NJ; Blakistone's Island. 4:lO,
p. M, and Currioman ut 81, p. M.
Round trip, 50 cents. The entertain
ment will take place in the New Hall
of the St. Mary's r. r. & Debating
Society, the officers of which have kindly
placed the building at the service of the
Westmorland ladies, free Of charge. 1t
is hoped and believed, the filial and
patriotic character Of the enterprise
considered, that full house will greet
the excursionists and that the generous
people of St. Mary's will not allow the
coming opportunity to escape without
making some return for the hospitality
and kindness which were lavished upon
many wandering and needy ST. Marian
by the kind hearted people of good old
Westmoreland during the trials, dangers
and sufferings Of the late war. Besides.
Gregory is "host himself" and we
speak within personal knowledge when
We say. that he is equal to a larger
amount of fun and good music than
any single performer We have ever
heard. We bespeak liberal atten-
dance OF our people on Tuesday next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-07-29

GOVERNOR .GRooME's PosITIoS.-
With reference to Governor Groome's
position the Sun of the 22nd instant
SAYS:
1--WE have the very best authority for
stating that the rumors which have OBJ
tanned currency through the press of
this city, that the withdrawal of Gov.
Groome from the contest for the Gu
bernatorial nomination was in conse-
quence of an understanding, express
or implied, that he is TO be supported
at some future time for some political or
other position, are wholly without
foundation. A number of his leading
friends representing several delegations
in the Convention, after fun inter-
change Of views, were unanimously Of
the opinion that, although he would
receive large vote, there was no pcs
sibility in any contingency OF securing
his nomination. He therefore Withdrew
his name to relieve his friends from all
obligation to waste their strength in .
hopeless struggle on his behalf, and TO
enable the Convention speedily and
harmouiously to arrive at . result
The Governor intends at the expiration
of his Official term to resume the prae-
tice Of law, and neither expects NOR de-
sires again to relinquish il to accept
Office"
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ICoMMUNIcATED.
Sr. CLEMENTS BAY, July "a, 1875.

ST.. CLEMENTS BAY, July "a, 1875.
Messrs. Editors Il have long ere this
expected to see in your valuable paper
a proposition emanating from some of
the leading politicians of the county
proposing some plan for the solution of
the political dilemma in which the DEM
ocratic party of the county is now placed,
but it seems that none ofthem have had
the courage as yet to make move.
Messrs. Editors, we have n willy, Sc
cret and well-disciplined party in the
county to fight against, who will make
no false moves this Fall, and who are
already secretly organizing and mar
shaling their hosts preparatory to the
coming campaign. They will have no
more candidates than is necessary to
fill the Offices, and all will be instructed
and compelled to vote for them. Eve
nv one is expected to give up his inter-
est and ambition for the good and sue
cess Of the party.
Now, let us see wha. is the condition
of the democratic party at this time
We have numerous candidates for each
and every Office obe filed, and although
they are all good and honorable men,
worthy and competent to fill any posi-
ton, vet none of them seem willing to
give way for the success of the party,
but all seem to think that they are the
right men in the right place and that
the party must ultimately be annihila-
ted unless they continue to be the can
didate. What will be our fate if this
state of things continue until the cleo
ton? Why 'the natural deduction de-
ducible therefrom" is, that they will all
be defeated, and as it seems to be i'm
possible for the candidates themselves
to decide which of their number shall
be the one to lead the party on to VIC
tory, / think it time for the people to
take the matter in hand and decide
which shall be their candidate in the
coming contest, and any one who con-
tinues to be candidate in opposition
to the wishes of the majority shall by
the party be cast aside.
And now We must agree upon some
plan to bring about this long-wisbed
for solution; and as there has been so
much trickery. fraud and corruption
used in the primary meetings and Con-
ventions of this county as to place the
people in utter opposition to them, we
must try and fall upon some other mode.
Now, there are two plans by which I
think the matter can be amicably set
tied to the satisfaction of every good
democrat and to the defeat Of the enc
nv. The first is the Crawford" sys-
tenn, which think wculd give general
satisfaction. And the other and more
simple plan which might be more salts
factory TO the candidates is this-that
there shall be meeting of all the can
IN Leonardtoxn on some early
day at which they shall all attend, eth
er in person or by proxy, and draw
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-07-29

The Leonard Scot, Publishing Co. 81 Barclay
Street, New York, have Just published the Juiy
number Of Blackwooi's Magazine. The follow
ing are the contents:
The DilemmA-Part III.
fAllo-Posi-Nor,sm.
Under the Mask.
Sketch Of Canada as IL now Is
Abode Of SNOW Coneiasicn.
New books.
SFeke's NiIe-Liviags,one's Congo.
nora,isn Lyrics.
Nodern Sceptie;sm aud its Fruit.
The periodicals reprinted by The Leonard
Scot, Publishing Co tsi BARCLAY Street. N. "
are - follows: The Londcn oaarseriy. Edin-
aursh, Wessnins:er, and British Qlsr,eriy Re-
views and Bisekwood's Magsfiue. Price. 81
a year for any Sne. or oniy SIS fcs al, and the
Postage Is prepaid by Publishers.
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staws to see Who shall be the candi-
dates. All the candidates for the Sem
ate win first du5s, ard the one that
gets the longest stnw viii be the can
didate; for the Legislature the two
longest, aud % on Tor the minor oilices,
the delsaied,ones pledeing themselves
to do ell they can - ssshre the'election
OF the lucky oness Y
l viii say no more at this time. but
leave the matter to the consideration of
the party. and 1 sincerely hope that
they will think over the matter and act
upon it promptly. II any one has any
better plan by which they think the
same end may be gained. let them pro-
pose it for the consideration Of the
public.
Hor Box.
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DINNER, SIC, NEAR MEpLEy's Neck

DINNER, SIC, NEAR MEpLEY's Meek
CHURcH.-We are authorized to state,
that on Wednesday. August 18th, if
fair. If not, on the first fair day. the
ladies of Medley's Neck Congregation
will give dinner near the church to
raise funds for some necessary improve
ments on their Church and graveyard.
They will also have en- the ground an
abundance Of refreshments and confec-
tionery, and, at the same time. will dis.
pose Of, at moderate prices, a good as.
sortment of useful articles presented to
them by the kind Nuns Of the Vista.
ton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-07-29

bu. do. at isz ccu.s: aseo bushels do at lss
crn,s, ego ha. do at lB cents i.9&3 bn do. &C
Is, cents; ISIS ba do. ct iss ccntS l,&0a bas
do and ass bu white az lss cents, 500 be.
white and II. go ba. amber AZ l&o cents; ! .32S
ba do 1t TAI cents; 3.6ss bu. do. at l<1 ceatss
Zoo b1. white and S.sss bu, amber II las cents;
?,sse ba. do. at las cents l.si< bu. do. q les
ceutss loo bu. do. ~ let eents; l.S6s ba. do 40
$50 cents asa ea. DO at l5s ceatsy eos ba.
do. NJ Ice cerss; 2.2e0 bs. d. ~ privass terms
ALI new crop; and ZOO ba. cid sd - l3o
cents.
cesx-Receirts for the week IS, 2s3 b., q
which 81 $50 bn. were Western and S,493 bu.
Soa,hern; Shipments from elevators Ia. TOO ou.
Sieek in elevators 2.4. CSC bashels.
Soa,hern--leo ha. inferior white NJ 50 ceutss
$50 ba. yellow At 81 cents, io2 ba. do. al 50
eents; $50 ba white al % csntT 2,6se ea. do.
nj - ceats; i3.ssI be-. do. 81 s5 ceais. and $40
ba. do. NJ % cts.
oArs-Recelp,s for the week lees ba. Ths
marke, has been 6rmer during the week, and
closes with an advance.
| The sales reported as Change have inciuded
tie following lots Of new Southern; 300 ha. at
6s cents; 4i9 bu. do. at 60 centss 55s bu. do. &C
ss crais; slo ba. do. as 81 cents lse bn. do. at
o. cents.
TosAcco.-The market generally 10 quiet, but
very frm. We hear Of 40 further sales VI mo-
meat, bat repeAt qaosations ~ follows:
Mary land-ffosted 3 soandcom 81. 500 f.50
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wHEAr.-Rece;p;s for The week %, sse b.,
Of which 81. 3ss bu. Western and 81 ,soT lu.
Southern and Pennsylvania. Shipments from
elevators 81, Coo be; stock in elevators 81 $50
ta.
The sales reported a Change we're a. fol-
lows:
Souihern-2cc bu. red At l2s cents; 200 Blu
do at he cents, leo bu. Go NJ las csnis; loo
bu- white and ST. ha red At 100 cents; loo bu.
I'd ~ III ceais, 32s ba. DO. az ia eenss; iaj
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-07-29
THE INAUGURATION B.Ir

THr INAUGURATION BALL, ETC
BEACON readers ut distance who NAV
receive their papers in time to-day are
reminded. that they are expected at the
Inauguration Ball which comes off at
the Reading Room Societ.'s Hallin our
town tonight. Asallthearrangements
OF the Committee appointed to take
charge Of the affair have been success
tally completed, music included, We feel
justihed in stating, tha. the entertain.
nent will be found worthy of the most
generous announcement.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-07-29
IEeyARDTOwY, ND.

CORRESPONDENTS were
. Boy Again, Lines ON the "Com-
mencement Ball at Charlotte Hall Acad-
emy,"-and a prose notice Of theexami-
nation of the pupils of School No. 2,
have been received and will appear in
our next issue.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-07-29
DIED.

A; the residence Of her husband, in Chapfico
district. on Wednesday, 2lst instant, ELIZA.
BETH E., wife Of John A. Burroughs aged
Sc years.
In Washington city. on the 29d inst, of tv-
pho;d fever. Dr.. BENEDICT THOMPSON, form
erly of this County, aged -. Nay be rest in
peace
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-07-29

EsTERPRIsE.-We have more than
once spoken in terms of commepdation
of the public spirit and Commercial IN
terprise Of our eDegetic townsman,
Capt. A. A. Lawrelice, and the occasion
Of the present notise % the presence in
our waters of 0tes q Thousand tons Of
sail craft, attracted by the lumber in
vestments Of the Captain, and now load
ing with railroad ties, etc, for Phila-
delphia and other markets ut our land
ings. We have latent advantages and
resources within and surrounding our
County which have but to be noticed
and worked up by men like Capt. Law
renee to set our people afoat on ca
reer of development and prosperity un-
known to any previous period Of our
history. But to return. Most of the
tunnage referred to above was furnish
ed by the ship-brekers. Joyce 4 Johns,
Of Baltimore city, one Of tier ID ts, the
John Grifith, having capacity of $40
tons burthen, which is, probably, the
largest tunnage of any vessel ever
freighted within our immediate waters.
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Nesc Advertisements.
WESTERN Nd. COLLEGE
For students Oh Both SIEVE. 4,
For Students Oh Both Sexes I'm

SEPARATE DEPARTMENTS,
Each having asall corpao Of Professors.
Fifteenth Semi-amRaal g,ss;on 49,:
September Let, las.
~ Catalogues with full info.u.,;.,
Terms, Course Of STUDY, &C., farn.ha5 -;
iousiy. Address J. T. WARD, Dp s pu
deal westmins,er, Nd. \'
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Adrertiser's Gazette.

A Journal Of Information for Adser-
tisers. Edition, $500 copies. Publish
ed sreekiy. Terms, 50 per anawm in adj
rance.
Five specimen COPIES different dates) 10 one
address for Is cents. Office, No. Al Park Row,
New York.
GEO. p. ROwELL L CO., Editors and
Publishers.
July 20, ls75-4ws
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DOUBLE YOUR TRADE

Druggists, Grocers and Deaiersi Psye Cz;ra-
nnd Japan Teas in sealed packages. scre~ ton
cans; bones ov half chests Gvesssrs' pvies,,--
Send for circular. THE W ELLIS IRA ConrAAr.
20l Fulton ST., n. Y, 2. y. Box 456O.
hNr' A WEEK guaranteed to Male and Fee
NJ male Agents, in their locality. Costs
W NOTHING 10 try il. Particulars Free.
Pc vlCkERY L CO., Augusta, Ne.
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$50 TO $1,000
Has been invested in Stock Privileges and paid
900 CERT sss PROFIT. \
SHOW 10 Do It." Book on Wall ST., sent
free. TUMBRIDGE I CO., Bankers & Bro.
kers, wall-st., n. Y.
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NJ. +. BURNHAM'S
TURBINE
WATER WHEEL

Was selected, Years ago, and put to work
In the U. 3. Patent once, D G.. and has
proved to be the, best, 10 sizes made
Prices Lower than any other first-class
Wheel. Pamphlet free
Address n. +. BURNHAM, YoRk, Pa.
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Il ,hs !
May. CO
rec,isn o;
Laws Of I
tice that (
3Oth !
on the prd|
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Mary Fc,j
Raley. il
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the Third
the premi|
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lands Of j
opening 81
the Rich /
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II. Hayd1
from Led
The Exarl
premises |
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Address, J. L. PETERS,
SAB Broadway, n. Y.
July 20, isss-lms
Arizona citizen., 1875-01-16

NoTE.-When the oath is taken before a justice of the peace, or any other officer not using seal, except jndge of United States court, the certificate ofIhe clerk of a court of record must be added, under his seal O office, that the person who admins tered the oath is duly qualified as such officer.
 Bids of 5000 and upward must be ac- cOmpanied by a certified check, or draft, on some solvent national bank, payable to the order of the Postmaster General, equal to 5 per centum on the present annual pay on the route; or in case of new service, not less than per centum of the amount of the bond accompanying the bid, if said bond exceeds 5000.
 The proposal must be signed by the bid der or bidders, and the date of signing affixed.
 Direct to the "Second Assistant Post master General, Post Office Department Washington, D. e. marked Proposals, State of -"