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Tho Mayors inaugural .sht1r~ss-
3Eunteil,ul Statistics :lnh .ippuint-
inent>-tjnsucccA<fn 3urgInry-*Tllc
Nttn1ic.ot;. Senatorial t'aryn.s.
sHtetat Ds,rdtsA 10 Tie Ch1ca1o 7r,sHnt.
HT. rArL. Mimi. jan. 2.-Masos ataxtfcl1'a
inaugural al1fora to-day atatas the bonded in
aebtctlucas Of the city to bo 51,2i0,25; decrease
daring tic past year. SIC, 900. Tic total valua-
tion of rolerty In s2.Gii 200; taxes f9r all pur
posea. 2il+ per cent; uf tho debt. 100000 in on
account OF bonuses to railroads. In th3 nino-
teen vears aince the city was incorroratcd, it's
territory ha. Increased from 5Uo acrcs to H. 5D0
acres, and it's population from ;3.UJJ to 40, ,Onl
Tic Mayor recommends tho redlcii,In OF tie
F5usr1 OF i'ublic Wsrks to three members, with
Increased salarc ign n connection with lilo rnoyo-
nlrnt 10 obtain lower rates OK InsliInIlc1 i'll lie
city. moro strict enforcement Of orJiHaaces Ie-
gartling tho storage Of powder, kerosaMe, o.c, ::
Increased police fnrce. and the establishment Of
Municipal Court. equal iu criminal iursdic-
tiou with the District Court.
Aid. Murray was elocted President of the
Common Council, Which rs-ecc:etl several
oiliccrB subject to its choice, including the
publisher OF tho Dispatea fot ritv Printer. lie
Council atands, pnlilieally, ten Dsinscsa.c and
eight Republican.
IlIe Mayor l,as promoted Capt. Kin3 to be
Chief OF Police in piacc Of M"llta!h. late Chief,
now sick ut Cleveland, aud Sergt. Lotbcr to te
Captain.
Burglars made an unsuccessful ATTEMPT Inst
night to get i,to tic Farmers and Mechanics
l3ank vault from nn adjoining store. into Witch
thov broke. but were uuab]o to cut through a
5-fnot stone wall.
The interest fclt in the Senatorial election II
evidenced by tho fact that over ot,e-thir Of the
nlonlhers OF tile LegisAt Ire, Which meets Tues.
day next, arc already in tho city. Their coming
however, furnishes 10 cIow to the probable 1c'
sult except that the Independents and fru.
Republicans will refuse to 81 into caNcsls, ln1l
ing themselves FREQ tn vote aGain,t 1satpsov. l,
Illuminated if thereby they tlo not ,sk tue c!rc.
Lioil of q Dcmncrnt. Tie Republican mnjorlt,
oil juint balot, Including seven Independents
will ba thirteen.
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to get up another srecpstAkes on tho 22d Of
Febtur7.
THE TURF.
A LUCKY I!f,i.sE-DWNEn.

the TURF.
ALUGKY HEHsE-DWNEn.
Concerning the gentleman who recently nold
to lsoLcrt 1,,nncr, for s25,Doo, n 5-year-tld
trntti,'t, mnro with record Of 223, tho Licking
ton (Ky.} Press sayH:
Lady Hlont tbc e"leratrd 3-yearo''!. at"l, to1a
by Dr 1Iorr tn Mr.. Il. rert+tan for f1oto, r.. been
aI,atn tod 1y lin 10 sir. Robert Durncr for sanoo
Tht, 1t mEt ite admitted II an excellent tratln ntld
rahrr contrallcts the aYsorton Of Some uf o.r Wise
that Mr.. 1rnAtan w" .lealsn" 10 largely and
io lascr. Tic truth Is, lie be man nf sc
Eonl Luck. il saat tern, may 10 arrc,l u ,nn q
a; EsS NJ ss .st aao % ssh. u
running ait, soting sloct At private sale and at l1i-
o sac;" sEtg II w. o thH t % N int
R,od It was snreisnt FIR him, without being fas'iui-
money ou' his venture, and so'ne becue 70 sasp!cios
Of tic ma'. that they wore afraid to take hta
o. oo. Il" osk it, IT, M araa sa o. ak to
as und soil + a Int s as ,sdnsy at IL a @ nz
metz tr aishs.e, S raj young horso
wta s l hs ,,an hoF,e f. y to he 7q"sht qnt;
s1wak!slg of lexington reminds Of nr'den. in
IN company With Mr. Nelson Dudley, In, .pcraa1~.
md D nut n.s Ia fsstonsby nrt race sialo f ihat
co',ntry:, They found that a the hrHea whltl ,hey
wtrc willing 10 buy "tfo tlher hnt ~ 10 llaa los
Gncy or priced 1t fl,r GgttFG aa retl'ltrcd
thur purchase out Of the question WhtIo Mr. Alex
nl,ter debating what was best to be date, aiF.
dudley inquired nt n. I" What was tho USE 81 buy
Ing linrsa In Eugluud wien tbs bost stallion IN
tho world c1Usu by Ills uwn ho!no III Wonlfnrd2"
Lexington then nj Gtn. Inforls fHrfnt in W9od-
ford County. hlr. Il. Ten Drucck, tbs owur uf t&x-
ingtou. was then IN England Adopting Mr. nndley'a
suggestion, 51r Alexander Haw tho owner Of kSiiIg
ton and lnggattrd for his purchase tho pr'co ot
ti5,U0o, oe-AaIf 10 bo paid down. aud tho other hail
to lie inil Oh delivery VI the orse 10 Mr. ilexanser
,fflr,1 lin 1i0rX i ,1
a1r. Aexand lost Lii s7,s0o, mud hfr Ten 1sr"crk
could Moro. Ne I'LL know tue horse lsyct
and what gold luiue lo proved to Ills fortunate
uw!er.
Lady stont came into Mr.. poni.an'A poasesstou
at 2loo3. though repeatedly a,lyieed and even s'-
Hited to do so. hy peIso9H' fricnu aud only wien
atr. summons, Of New York, enterea INTO nesotia-
tr.,s. lie il t1eruI III 81 GU e.sy fad OIl
lul nil it Noal NOT t ali ssrrrtsnE II suine d. J
he h,i]I ct by FciiuwrrufL for Inuucy than hu
gave for tue Eire.
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SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.

His Widow Otfcrs $4,000 Extrn Re-
ward for the Missing krGtic Ducll-
nfcnt*.
NEW YonK, Jan. 2.-Sopha Cracrott, niece Of
Lady Franklin, i'll letter published lere regard
Ing tho renewal by Lady Franklin Of re-
ward Of $4,000 for tile recovery Of the
documents OF her husbands expedition, says .
In consideration Ut tho difficulty uf pro-
wiling fur the equipment Of such undertal-
ing my aunt has allied reward VI 70 U04 On re-
coyosjng possoahiuu OF tho document. in
question. THO adjudication of tho offer
of compontation Tor tae outlay as well
ah sno ss T. to 10 mnae
two allall bo officers ot tho nuvy. who have lhtl
experience iu Arctic bctvico. and Win mist.
therefore, 10 competent for tho duty kindly ,4l,-
dcrtaken bv them. It. IL right should a!d
that paymont Of tho sun,s to DO claimed is Undo
binding upon nv aunts executors in contingency
Of her death dining tue progress Of the work"
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:. J. Smith i Son, OF Ripon, vii! establish a
huttcr-faotory at Fond du Lao next acasnl.
Robert Nobinson, well-dgger Of ueyworth,
Mclean County was sutlocutod in wclI,
Wednesday, ut noon. 0n tho tarIu Of Jacob Noble.
The internal royenuo receipts for Decomber,
is3a' II It tho Ninth District ., Iluoa. were
responding week Of 1878.
A young man 10 years Of age named Thonas
Wagner, living miloH from Elk Point, uakota,
while hunting, Thursday, shot himself accidentiy,
TLo ball entered tho lower right sldo nomiMR ont
At tho LETT shoulder. lto WAS al,yo yesterday
morning, but cannot posaibIy rocoyor.
Tie elegant residence Of Fred dotcheli, At
Des Molaea. 1a.,. was destroyed by fire last
night. Cause, defective lloating furnace. Loss
fully insured. Whom the fro broke out, tIe
ho,se va. filled with people making New Years
calls.
THO Toledo Blado pubtlahes statement Of the
progreHa Of that elty during tue year. whlrh oc::
buildings have bcon erected, costing 50. .b0U, 900,
New manufactures have been ereote costing
s1000.0U0. 1u addition public improvements
have boon made costing sl,bo0,0 600.
While email party Of poncs Indians were ro-
turning to their agency from visit to tue
Yauktons. TAursday, and while noar the latter
agency. they wore attacked by party u aanteo
Indians, who had also boen out making Nav
Year u calls, and ono Of tho poncas killed and
another fatally wounded. The santees escaped,
but we're subsequently, arrested.
Tue safe OF Louis i Griftlt1s grain dealers At
lows City, la.,. was blown open and robbad on
Eew Years night Tho burglary WAS 4 bold
one. and committed by oue "skilicd iu the pro-
fession." Yhls ilr.u drew large sum from tie
bank III the morning to carry them through tho
day which Wa evidently known BY the "knight
Of the drill. whose protits we're *l.G0.
A young man named o. D. Carpenter, but H.
knAHn Il IT III. Eii(fni{ aH Hpf1 ida
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At meeting Ut tho stockholders OF the Qnin-
cy, Desrtssown & Northeast Nailrotd Company,
bold last Tuesday, it was unanimously resolved
that the uame Ut thiH corporation sAa!l 10
e1n Ha.lroad Company. aud that this shall be the
name Of the corporation hereafter. Subsequent
" the Directors OF tt.s Chicago Quincy 4 Vest
cru Iailtoad Company held meeting aud passed
the following preamble and resolutions:
WHkuGAs TLe tsst sectiou OF the sct incorporating
the quincy, Bs4rd.so*u l. Northeast E4tlroat Cot,-
pnny (which h4a this day been legally changed tu tAat
of tle C4iCaEo Quincy Western Hallway Colntausl
gise4 majority Ut ts Directors the power to hx sud
arierpne Tic objective lsoint theuf. It IL hereby
Atso,lt, That ts uurtlle4aleru objective point Of
this railroad Rh.la ba The eligible punt tho
exstatu boundary Of tho CITY OF Chte4&o, Ia tl0
County Of couk, iu the alata of llluo!s.
Tho following gentlemen wero e!ected Direct
On for ths ensuing ysas, !. a. II. Cops, ].
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FoSp pu LAC, Wis, Jan. 2.-About twenty
five yeara ago George Lowe, Of Green Bay, gayo
to Lawrence University tract OF land in what
ia now tho City Of Appleton. Tho land erentu.
ally became very valuable. Less than = year
ago, tie Trustees sold portion OF tho land for
s4n.00G Mr.. Lowe puts in tho claim that the
University authorities Ind ITO right to sell tho
land, and las brought suit to recovsr it.
There waB nothing in the transfer Of the prop
erty from Mr.. Lowo TO tho University indicating
that it should not be sold, 80 that the University
forfeited its claim in case OF sale. Mr. Lowe
docs not claim that there WAS any stipulation
that the lind should bs forfeited, but ho asks
that auch stipulation BIZ mado ut this day. Con.
Bouck. of Oshkosh, ID loves lawyer. Taylor
It Sutherland, Of Fond du Lac, arc for tho do.
fetae. THO cAse IL ono which will attract much
attention from all parts Ut the State.
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RASHLY IMPORTUNATE,

SbEtTu1 D7aIt'ltH n TIC EHEfHU6 7TlbHHF
Fonv WAyNE. Ind, Jan. 2,-Tbis after
moon the police OF Fort Wayne, Ind,
found D man wandering along tile banks
OF tho canal, laying down frequently and
up in tic station-l'ouso, aud in nI,ort tine
attempted nnicide by hanging himself TO the eel!
With lis nuspanders. lie waa discovered in tilno
to prevent Standardization, aild handcuGed. In
a fow momolts llo managed to toar STRIPS from
his shirt with which he again tried to lang him.
self, but, being uuler watch, was saeond tilno
foiled. Ills hands were then handcni1ed behind
him. Ho is about 30 years old, aud gives his
natus ~ William Wilson:
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RAILROAD NEWS.
Why The Abolition or the Erce-pass
System Was Abandoned.
The Policy Of the Illinois Central n
Reference to Dealheads.
New Schedule Of Tolls Over tile
st. Louis Bridge.


-
FREE PASSES.
Tho varims railroads in tlc c.v have, during
fin n,st ,.,- r;c,1, ,,,to-na,1 H. s,,soa,anr,
,', fIas . se".' sh.l, ',''1.o4 VI" "5iee1'u1's
"ot TO 'raue 'ree i'asEea TO any one except mo
Officers and employees Of tho road, About
held at tho Grand pactc ftote, in tl,Is c,tv Tor
,t,o ,ux.,a, - .n.,.,.,' .,,,
ao w. pu'Ios' ~ lsna"'"" Nv s.o o'a agreement 'oi
nie conn,'ts year ihe ehdfts however, proved
futile, tho Illinois Ceutra{ Railroad refusing to
become party to tie agreement. The managers
of ti,in ruad c1a,nrd that t,,ov 1.o,i octod iopy
t,onc,, ,,,d,- .uo, a., ,o,r.,,.at r., ,,,L -
a.. 'A n"e1' =" "sl.noNt ~ "uu t"'' ~
nv IA tt's interest OF tllo f'a1 TO abi''o any
further by its terms. Tic main causo tint l,,-
tnce1 tho Iltinnis Central Railroad NAH.
ayers to tako this stand vas that dining
In 1,to orIo,,f, =, ,,or.,1,;s 49,, vt..oa,a.,
':so eE'u'e a. l'''P'''e e'Aa .7i'e'e"ot'
t4cy isEaca llee iahsea to such peonle ~ Waited
tn go tllere aud net ~ 1urses and l,hsEiciaus.
Thoy did tflB an a1 net OF charity and 1,pat,tty,
aud received Inn ltcs-;nrs rf ,l,oppnrau ri nm.
fnrt,,,,a,a. IT,, - .t:'n .n,au -eaaa o 49,
s,l.ana'es 'or H. Ano o'Aef foaas, ho"e'eF.
clalmed that 'h4B act "aA q vlGlatinH TT tho
agreement, aud that the management had no
rgh. 10 givo free pahses to ans one. Therefore
thee 7ecit,s,t In
sn3s uee'ue'. .so-..-.-. W
'''S M NONE AohEEAssTa'
and hereafter net AZ thoy deemed lest for the
inse1ents IT their road. IlA, however. docs not
mean that free pa.He will ba iH,,,a1 ~, thia roaJ
idiscyi,n;,,tc1r The ,nor,uers no ID ID, ar,,iuod @
..o.'~ 4 ~ 'A"aahe'n nv oele' 1''''eo
tna' none uus huen al arc ACTUALLY entitled soa
fra pass Fbail receive the benefit of this Eye
tom. Of courEc, ever since it bccauo known
that this to.d had again returned to tho old
sss,sr. - ,r,nto,,ass Sa,,,tesds oa,,a1 =. ~
'l.'". ''".'u.''eso 11,. u,uu4eau' ea'leo a. ".
once 10 hoie9t '1ee fldes. INT TIC tenefal
Manager of the road, Mr. J. G. Catk. knows how
to deal with fuiH Sort or humanity 1AtiY
| better than any other raiEroat manager in tho
| city. e:d Int vsr4 tew succeeded 10 getting tho
coveted Tree lido
.. Az INCIDENT ....
reporter, "hich shows how Mr. Clark manages
| tllb p1s 1nGhB.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES,

A ECrIUS-WESTt>N 4 CO., I'D EAST WASHING.
~ TUA.HF., HAVE SALES Of IIt1tlAES, JAR.
KlAGEs, ASD bLElalls. TUESDAYS AMI Fri.
DAYS III ID q. III.
p4rties wishing stthsr To purchase diapnso of such
sacx >oud Attsni tnoss kaes, gssat bargain. a.e
ctetaiu.
Uu TuesdaJ nc4t will sel! - head Of hntscs; .tn
rhrE III livery Atck consisting uf largo variety uf
I,axps am HARNESS. No will tu trsa Wishing u plr
caa. horses, wi! b. &lII II Rlse them ial VI any
hnrsu In day bufuFG to
AID Tho purcaA4ur that hu not Is uoecEsd a I1mu
Ut sAIe,
II T,lN.sr., HAZE SALEA UE HORSES, CAH-
NIAGEH. AND hLElGfIs. TUESDAYS AND fhl.
ptto a. IL =. ID. -.
Tarfes wishing other to purchase dispose Of such
0ck 4d 1tonl those sales, xoAt b1tgAinA srs or
tktn
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4 GENTS WAETEn-a10 FER nAY-TO REt.t. Til z
~ llano ahut !e ta*nx nashiu. prs:e r.. HcadGE!
whsti4sr Enn experienced IL he b4I!nHas ur nut IL
yu wish % buy s,*tnx MaehAe t"s family nsS our cir
Culnr3 will sh~ fuW tn sAfo nllUy. AdotSx4 utt"
SuS, CLARK 1 To-. Chicago, ILL.,
i uESTs WANTED-srEE1AL INnugEhESFA.
Wuwant tiratI!asa agent In esesJ county In tho II0a
States, sell tbs wo!a Feuo~ued siAan Shuttle ,axag
M*rhines and the Villain msnafaotaFlnf machine, 10
n,cpts t9F ~ fsfGGg9n.5: sEsy r. &: adre:. VII
lttISkRu.
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FnSu MI LAC, Wis, Jan. 2.-John sowell K
Co., Of this city. for many yeats heavy .lry-Soo1s
merchants, mado m assignment to-day. Ilis
failure eausos good tlea! III exutoment, Is tho
firm Was supposed to be substantial oBe. ",
A. Knapp iB tho Assignee,
G. A. T1owbridga & urother, extensive dealers
In jewolry, havo gnne Into voluntary bankrupt
oy. Tley wore burned ont Two years ago. lost
heavily, aud wore compelled to do business on .
siae street for year. 1t is likely that they will
resume trade 1t III early day.
, 1875-01-04

Ssttial Dispatch u Ths CA1e&ue Tribune,
RICHMOND, Iud., jan. AIN the case Of Tue
editor Of the Kpighsstown Ianue7., N action }or
SANDER before ths Wayne CiEcuit Court, ths
Jury returned ssEdlos tor plainsin tor 9i,e0V
damages.
, 1875-01-04

73ARrSEn WAkTEl--WtTH 5000 OR ss,u0 ~
j " tp Virginia City, Ntv., tDun9Ags IN ti,s most
profitable tu.n. II ,uo wurld. Eur p4ttou!sn Ad
dteas r. +. EHANt1S, +. .. -
1}AMrEEla wANTED-W1TH from siptd'p ct. uo
l. caa, In large luslsss profits usst
10 pcr osa.; unaonine;J md engine u. as" !. .rsa
whH{eaAls trAAs already a4t4b.ltd o!nH2dttnn.
Address for twenty da}a Il. Eaceslos alills. kAn
shR GitY. Mo.
, 1875-01-04
CITY REAL ESTATE,


L'uR SALE-AT A EA1iGAlS- LOTS on WEST.
4 srn a'i Canpeell-ATs, PIX. Tay! if, Hlbronk, and
l~tli'H-sA ~ bstneen Ncs'era ami t4nrbelI-aEs.
pAr,a4 wishing 10 hud. no money required down. In-
aulre AZ fi5 south Giat knit. in banR.
L1uK aALE-+:U PEH EuUT Ful! % FUIIT LOT
east .runt, on Eurrast.sE.. near Thirty -hsstt j.
HEN!tf Rolf. Il NAAaiuxtuu-a&.
Eruh SALE-AT a SACRIFICE, IF SOLD WITHIN
ten DAYS, story hM.p aai lnf. with, srge store
rented. AppIy to PETkk uuaSELLf, 1te5 Msst
alAdlsuu.At.
L1UR sALE-t1R KEST-TltE ELEi3ANT NEW s.
marble srs. Nus. III and l.: Stats-st a.
j. AFkREtL, Ii uchsturn.st.. ltoom 5.
f1uR RALE-uR ExCl1aSGE-A sF0RE AND
d"cl:nE oyer stote; iJt Snuth 6tde.-fof
iarM. IL. WHlPFLE. lua Hathnst'n
EUR sAIf;-BaRGAIs HUNT TERH-sO ONE DAN
o;fer yua tho chAnc. - wp can Among hur ipans
must sali f.r what they get TKUESDELL /
FLOR sAIE-Ar AUuTT]N-IAN. L. IN PAY
mortgage, cottage pu lGasci lot SeWborry
Twetttil.st bo srlt fnr What will bftnr
gan tu ,ltyel II uus1r. Cali for Information IsE
Ceat sasiuxs Kauk. lt4 Ftt'h.ay
Eun sALB FIVE ACRES or GKOUND ON
\ t.sn,sT. nd hirsS' nen. ny nyT esri'h9p
No, ltS11sns Building. northeab. GARNER Aonros 4nd
LxSalIr-tte,.
, 1875-01-04
49, -.
FOR SALE.

T1OH sAlE--uAktEYS CoCkRUACn EXTER-
uuator; wsrraNtrh H 9xeEy ssss; Gontt4ets tsxen
I1ui, bhLE-Twu SITS OF MINK FUlss u spLEN.
i lid So1dluu ~ below halt Gust psies. lii south
El4rk st., Huum I 4ls1taiEs.
, 1875-01-04

I10n sALE-E -ESuISE-HulLT HY PUTNAM ~; !;
c>linler. II ncss sroks Ut plslon y tnehes autoMAt.
governors Wheel fsut diauetve " IL inonss f+oq onst
facs; Mssoas patent elutehi aho uiston fotd punt
EEua. SHAFT, Everything ahope S1&tns
Mujvt~Huiit b. u. Maapn Co.. Of Chcsgo. H.: liz
i iuii arafraa; mud drum .1{s, ,.l.e n III, a. 1 saa
otdsr; alsa hs 4uai castinxr s1stias 1lo ssms ~
TAt buanttful cuxina the ona 4ss1 py ~ until ths
psctts ! ,nurs ;,ux Jul oI,u bug ans neeessaEy
'W haye 4 .o f,g sAle No. fAFl steam pump which
HI. rsn Used but has sufficient capacity fof ouF
nsa.ont wantx. ELGtN NATtnNAL WATCH Cn,s
F'"~SAs " "a Munsue. .st., Chicago.
, 1875-01-04
MUSICAL

1)iANoA FOR REST At st pEh NINTH, Oh W
l. for stx months. ". r. JONES. Ioa "Ashlassca4ts
tA4bu<.
, 1875-01-04
PERSONAL.

1eENsuSAL-A GENTLEMAN DF RE3PEtrFAB BILL
L ill., iutsussll Ut fatF Eunlk hesirss u
gsponI Win atduN maiden laty Ut sml
j4rly su4tad, will slsW u4tr;IhDnJ. puuaeatot'
sbv fetuEpucus All atiutls strictly coandsa-
isl. Address r. 4. STpyEIs F.U. Boz ".
, 1875-01-04

IfuR SALE-TWkSyY sfiAKES MERcANTiLR
l. Iu-uranct stock nt * cent, t' dollar. Appy to
!. q. CALDWELL / ca. S6 l.asac-s,.
ltuSEy To l.t>AS IN DIAMONDS. WATCHES.
lfl singer m,acunes. and hrr cufIacsata. ffitaA
l-xn office Is Chrk.st.. Room 4. uli-stalp.
MONEY ru InAN-0N t;Dul GOLLATERAls,
4f1 fuF naathl, nt current ratns. Nu loAa Tor
se4rs. OLIVER LESLEY, Isl Westinghouse.
1FuNEY To LOAN On N!AM1SuS, WATCHES,
i'll bonds etc., At LAINDEN, pirate usdcs, ID lAu
duIph-bt., near Ciask. Eslai' he'd la5+.
MONEY T0 LOAN IN CHICAGO REAL ESTATE,
iA1 tnr nr yrar. Invest rate; Of vi. Gu.
r.. &. EUI4E CO., l5a Lss~llset
/. nm TO LEND on IMPROVED REAL rs
.NtjV tatu; land M.t DO ~ltth that amount In.
prganlents brick it In tlu clty. ". &. FuHNEaa, 6
Monrne-st.
c.1 SAn Ti) LOAN FOR THREE YEARS. At 70
t9l.CUU ptr cs4t, pE lral.e41a. ta4l eslAls. TURIN
E1l i MARSH, IG4 WAIhil<snnst.
c7S nm Tn lSvEsr ~ REAL KhTATE "a "a
Principal. onIs atstrcs4 +. kELLa. Tribune othce Civ
tpK ktlnQ u security, c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-16
DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
sEcRErARY's OFFICE, I

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
Sealed proposals will be received at this ofice
until u O'Clock m, April 9, 1875, for furnishing
Stationery for the use of the Senate Of the United
Blank forms Of proposals, showing the quantity
and quality Of each article, and the form Of bond
to be signed by the bidder and sureties will be
furnished on application to this office.
The Quarto Post and Commercial Note Papers
to be put up in packages Of i've quires each, all
perfect paper, Of uniform quality, with no "out-
All the Manila Paper must be of pure Manila
stock, fat and smooth sheets, and Of the toughest
The Adhesive Envelopes must be extra we'll
gummed with pure white gum, or they will not
opes must be submitted in such boxes and put up
in every way as they are to be delivered. All
white Envelopes are to be delivered in boxes con-
The quantities Of the different articles above
set forth are supposed 10 be what Will be re-
quired, but the Secretary Of the Senate reserves
to himself the right to order from contractors
more less Of the several articles, according to
the wants Of the Department.
Proposals from established dealers only Will be
considered, and preference will be given to pro-
auctions Of American industry, If equally cheap
and Of as good quality.
Such Of the above articles as may be designated
by the Secretary Of the Senate must be delivered
at his ONCE in the city OF Washington, free Of any
charge for carriage, on or before the LIST day OF
Every article must be OF the very best quality
unless an inferior quality is called for.
a euncienL specimen OF eacn article proposed
for is to accompany the proposal and TO be marked
with the name Of the propsser and Of paper the
weight per ream. The whole OF each article
specified in the foregoing list Will be deemed
class, and the person offering TO furnish any such
class at the lowest price Equality consi1ered) will
receive q contract for the same on executing
bond, with two or more sureties satisfactory to
the Secretary Of the Senate, for the performance
thereof which bond is to be fled In the ONCE Of
the said Secretary within ten days after the pro-
posal has been accepted.
II any articles contracted for should not be de-
liyered within the time stipulated, or should be
inferior in any respect to the sample the bond Of
the contractor will be put in suit.
Proposals. should be Endorsed proposals for
Stationery for the Senate" and be directed TO
the Secretary of the Senate, Washington.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered at
WV ''''NN GEORGE O. GoRHAM,
Secretary Of the Senate Of the United States.
mnr9-Tu4t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-16
AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS.
DY J. T. WORMLEY,
- Auctioneer ana Real Estate Broker,

ASAAI1 ANcuuc.
TRUSTEE'SSALEO FVALUABLEP PROPERTY
FROM TlNG ON THIRD STREET, BETWEEN
o AND - STREETS N0RTHW WEST, AT AUC-
TON,
By virtue OF deed of trust to Daniel L. Eaton
and myself date, April 81, ISL, and duly recorded
in iber No. 6IL fol 2, one Of the land records for
Washington county, IN the District of Columbia,
and at the request OF the party secured thereby, l.
as the surviving trustee, VIII sell. at public auc-
lion, in front OF the pTeml ses, on WEDNESDAY,,
March "a, A. ID. 1875, at O'Clock p m, the
following described real estate, situate In the city
Of Washfngton, ID. c., to wit: Al that part or par
Gel Of ground situate and lying in TIE city OF wash
ington, District OF Columbia, beginetng for the
same tWenty-eight (2) feet south from the north
east corner Of lot No. 49, in VIM. Richardson 8 re-
corded subdivision Of original lots numbered
hye hundred and hfly-three, (553,O and r1znIug
thence south fourteen 90 feet, thence west SIXTY
(oO) feet the same width to the line OF lot
bered tWenty-one, OH in said subdivision, All
thence northwardy fourteen 90 feet, thence e1ss
to the place ofbeginning.
Terms: Six hundred and seventy-hve dollars and
eNpenEe Of sale in cash; balance In and twelve
months, for which the notes OF the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day OF sale and secured
by deed Of trust on the property sold, shall be
taken. A deposit OF hfty (5O) dollars viii be re-
qured Of the purchaser at the time OF sale and al
cOnveyancing at expense Of purchaser. Ifterms of
the right TO resell the property at the ri sk
and cost of the defaultInR purchaser.
GEO. W. STICKNEY,
Surviving Trustee.
febis- M&Th&ds Auct}eneer,