Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1874, Page 3

, STEAMER LINES. 1874 °O™ "EE AERANGEMENT 7974 : LANDINGS, and. Leonard- Marshall's. ‘The swift and favorite Irom Steamer PILOT BOY, genene Whites leaves Gh PUST OF FIOR AT COLUMBIA, Orrick ov Sur 4 — - Boru payor gery Ivete | ATTRACTIVE BALE AT OUR AUCTIUN be J ULY, 1874, ter foroishing and delivering thy following ech duie of i the Oni Post ING. for Land Ofiee, Columbia, 80" a ue commencing at Qo etclock: we etal? Teave "ON SATURDAY, eave | | Bidders il gobo ia arming tbe follow. | €,veticn of Homenold Goods, Sc. We name in Senay Baia, 10 foe Be ro Ga gn 5M W nod ana Gruver's Baker Govtog ia- Srotee Ponts” 10. feet B {more or less} “inch Boardiog. » 1,100 Satchels acd Traveling Bags, Stovurt's Wharf, Cas0 feet . . (agen on Late) Ii faed Boarding. b- plate Pier Mirror, with Marble Base, anaes Vibert, 8,000 feet B. M. (more or lees) Soutnern§Pine Bails, gh ae raentby 3 feet B. el ) Southern Ploor- sn al ee Teed eaeem ty | area Jack thick, and In widths aot exceeding ¢ ¥ DUNOANSON BROS. netioncers, Sth-street Wharf. Go» foot B. M (more or lees) White Pine % inch corner Sth and B streets northwest ‘above ont " LARGE LOT OF BS. Leaving Pot - M. (more or less) Whi'e Pino, X inch FRAMES, Boe the spore, ‘M.(more or tess) White Pine, 1 iach EDA dwiiccemiie ee B M. (moro or less) White Pine, 1 inch At our duction lor reund trip. 4 5 Fy the brilding 933 7 to Wit. H. BYLES, 3M. (more oF lees) White Pine, 1% inch | being frcm the beiiding 933 ‘M (more or less) White Pine,2 inches | bowse of Lockwoot, Hufty & Taylor Parties in want of solid Door , have @ chance to ol be g008 OUTS, v4 F BOM PHILADELPHIA low. suipby M. (ore or less) White Pine,3 inches | tain. DUNCANSON BROS., Ancts. ae eee Bidders wilt submit hide for farnishing the fot — rs will aw s fr furniehing the fol- ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers, Mark Trent Hie Opes Tina Lian aed onip. by | mine items in either Black Walnut, Ash or Bat- | [>* OREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncars, ‘Boston and 1200 feet B. M_ (more or less) 4 inch thick. % Bee ndve'tisement of 3700 foot B. ML. (more or ese) tack EniGk: "FATE ON BEW YORR AVENUE: Bet WEEN For full information @. F. HYDE. Pe | (More or Jena) net, Shick ‘H AND 16TH STREETS, NOUBTHWBST . : F - (Mere or less) 1\ inch ick. Fust, 5 spl-ly __ 99 Water street, Georetown,D.O. | Siu fert BM (more cr hens eee epic. @e:. BBE, aud Gein resontod to eee Bene W 488InGT0n, Nenronk 6.20) feet B. M. (more or less) 2 Inches thie! folio 133, et seq. of the Land Beco! the BUSTON, AND PRovID M( more of loss} 2 Inches thick, District of Columbia, we shall soll at public anc- eee ee ce ME (more or less} 2% inches thic Hon, ro tront of the premises, on FALDA, Leng acca ag ob . M. (more or less) 8 iaches thick, pene Bed t. every MONDAY M.( mere or less) 4 inches thick. THUBSDAY,at ¥ p.m.,couching at the principal xf iver landines, connecrmg at Norfotk with stoume shipofthe Mand M. ine for Boston and Provi- deuce; with the Old’ D 1 ail clean, straig. ana Te @ different thickness called for ‘he Bonthern Pine Bails anc! Flooring must all be poart stom, free from ail defects, as none other will 6 Be Ce ‘The whole must be delivsred in auch Ionsths and in soch quantities as will be called for by the Sa- me, and 28 feet and 4 inches on @ rare chanes for investment. rd cash; balance ia 6, 12 and 18 mouths, for notes Dearing 10 per cent. interest from day of sale, to be securod by deed of trast oa prem- ises sold. @200 down st time of sale. All convey- ancing st cost cf purchasers. If terms of sale are erly sawn to Ze A. 0. PLANT. General Agent, m No. 10, Plant Building. 5 not complied with lu 7 days, the trustees reserva ths PASSAGE RATES REDUCED. bar mse | ‘tae to be furnishea | Ttzht to resell the property at the risk and cost of ampies 0 Is proposed to rnished | the vefauiting purchaser by advertising three times NEW YORK AND GLassow. must be rnbmitted along with the bid. ut ments will be made on the delivery and ac- ec of material, deducting ten per ceatnm antil letion of the contract. All bids must be aceompanicd by the penal bond of two responsible persons, in the sum of 01 FAVOK!TS KOUTE FOR TOURISTS z Passenger Accommodati STEAMEK EVERY SATURD. in the Evening Star. WILLIAM B. TODD, Jz., wibut MM LATT AL’ 2% t Trustees. my8-cokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, : the 82- THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED until From Pir: 20 av Zl Nota B . | kad deliare ($1,000).that the bidder wil an AL I pact Aseaw LIEBMPOOL. EONUtan | af tictscmy orbs cntited bras Cater weaes | " roneet hub trauccs, ym an mae +, LONDON. | of the security to be certied by the Uni ser KNSTOWN OK BELFAST. west, Olerk of the United States Coart, or the | ™aaeo8ds GRESN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, 7 THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED antil Se ae fs it. the same hour Place. By order a “\Geohis GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, S27 THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED antii Sed place. By order of the Trastcss, ne Dour jel-ectds” GBERN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, S7 THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED until DEBAY. GUE Cabin 963 te $90, according to Accommodations. SFE? tiguete lgraed at rotnced rates Dist: ict Attorney of the district wherein ths bidder ‘Onb) : INTERMEDIATE 935. ERAGE 15 resides, Bidders are at liberty to bid for one or all of the ‘ dizisicns enumerated above. oe further information. apply to— © Department rese ¢ Tight to reject aay MISS ANNIE R TUMPHBETS, or all bids, if it be deemed for the raterest of the 430 lth street, near Pennsylvania avenue. | Government to do so, or to subdivide the dilferent Orto CAMMACK 't 0O.,1423 F street N.W., | divisions among different bidders at ite option, aad 26: a Treasury Department, Washington. | 8 id that is not made on the printea form to be apa-m.wf- ES CUNARD LINE. amount at lowest rales, ment, will not be considered; neither will any pro- WEDNESDAY, Jaly Ist, 1476, st the saine hour posal be received from partics who are not them. a NoTicE. selves engeced to the lumber trade, and who hare | ®24,place., By order of the Trastuos. | With the view of diminishing the chances of col- | Dot the necessary facilities for furuishing the mate- 4 — “ “i sion, the Btcamers of this Liue take ® specified | isl. Post- 8 THE ABOVE SALE IS “On the outward passage from" iinsenatown to New | eniorscd™ Propomnis or Lan va forthe, B.doert | PONED. anti! TURBDAY. J ee tan erates, om e from (neenstown to New | en jor Lun.ber fo "8.00 ‘and place... ty order of the Trustees, Zork or Berton. crossing Meridian of B0 at 43 Iat,, | House and Post Office st Columbia, 8. 0.,” and | “S73 Cogge | GREEN & WILLIAMS, Savts, ir Bi ing to the nort! . ve ove omows Pasaage, crossiag the Meridian | _J59-12t_THOS.H.OAKSHOT, Superintendent. | gyTHEABOYE SALE 18 FURTHER POST- 0180 at 42 ist.. or nothing to the north of 43. PONED antil TUESDAY, July 14th, 1874, at the sane hour and place. B: sd-eokds GREE: Y B. H. RYAN & Co., B me Ne. 623 7th street northwest. We will offer for sale at public auction, on TUESDAY, 1 th instant, at 6 o'clock p. m., that very desirable busi property, No. 0 1% street,crner of Maryland ayenus, souch- went, Terms: One-half cash; balance in one and two RGPOBALS FOR DIMENSION STONE order of the Trost AND POST AND U_8. COURT HOUSE & WILLIAMS, Aneta. OFFICE AT PABKEBSBUB3, Orrick oF SuPERINteNDest, PaRKERsBcRG, W. VA., 25th June, 1874 Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until 12 m, of the 28D Day oF JcLy, Is74, for far- nishicg and delivering at the site of the ‘proposad court-bouse and post office at Parkersburg, W. Va. Cube Weks July 22)" Scotian. Wed-y Aug 13 | Sil she Dimension Stone required for the exterior of Abyssinia. .W-4., July 29! Algeria... Sat., Aug. 22 shee — And every following WEDNESDAY aad SAT | >3,‘he drawings aud the specifications Tk THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIOAN oF ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. From Sew Yorx. Calabr: |: ed., July ed... July 15/China... July 13|Calsbria—. 5 years, S1W down when the property is sold UBDAY from New ¥ ‘The species of stone from which @ selection will he | 7°85 fH HLEM EOC) Kucts. ae made will be confined to limestones, freestones, aes Am £ O0., 3 seis De Samana rm sandstones, abil the qualities copectaily ionistad pom s1n08.—Csbin, $f, , | will be auiformity of color and textures durabilfey, Phat pyre “Foy ow eg a gud the capacity for working under the chisel of RAILROADS. : = - «| Bammer ton surface, Spiaberase cereal gaan aes om VOR. | PANE ce ARE War aes tentad by actual a an | FRALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Bteerage tickets Liverpool and Queenstown, | Cut stone tn build for at least ten years will be SUNDAY May p.m.) St lowest rates. Through try fot Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, gateerp, ‘sud cther ports on the Uoutinout, aud foF lediterran: considered, and absolute prof that it has been so used for that period must be farnished. The stone must further bave ® good grain and be free from all discoloring substances, and the qui m which INGTON CITY. ore % t., Baltfmore, Cranberry aod Way Bta- ary . y st the Vom; it is procured must be fally opened, and capable of na cb Main Stem, reen steorage furnissing the quality and quantity desired within Baltimore, Annapolis and Relay. Trinity Building, or to the tme required by this advertisement. .. New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Bal- 5 A ssmpie block of the stone proposed to be fur- we and Belay. bg tae st wy nished aust besubmitted to this oie, the lock to i. Louis, Lonfsville, Otncin- be 12 by 12 by 12 inches, sh: ing on one face the Berkeley and Bed- cag ‘Bendusk uatural fractore of the stone and on the others the D. M BEOHANT'S LINS a STEZAMSHIPS cer Park, Pittsburg, Rock WasHInaTen cn x = different grades of cutting required to bedone on the iz, inmerstown, regerten | eanto AND NEW YORK. Work, as shown by the sample blocks to be seen at e Sulphur Springs. Parlor’Cars, thn: —— this office or at the cflice or the Supervising Archt: ner as Cumberland. Supper at Grafton. tect, treasury Department. ‘The stone, cut, lewised, and ready to be set, must be delivered at the site of the buildin; for the basement story and area wa! (4) months from the date of the acceptance of the covtract; that of the first-story within six (6) months frora date; that of the second-siory within cight(5) | 3 months from date; and the remainder, being that | 3.43 ™m., Point of Rocks aud Way Statious, m., Baltimore and Way Stations. 4. m., Baitimore and Belay. Baltimore aua Way Stations. N York, Philadelpnia, Norf: Hee ity, Baltimere. Dinner at aso the fine Bteamsh!ps JOBS GIBSUN wii! make between NEW YO! folk, El- - lay. Dm , Baltimore, Laurel and Belay. imore, Frederick aud all inter- P. m. of the third and attic stories, chimuey stacks, /lor- mediate Way Stations. Incr windows, steps, and copings, Xc.,within twelve | 4.15 p. m. Winchester, Hageratown, Frodsrick, (22) months from the same daze, under a penalty of ‘oiut of Bocks and Way Stations,(via Metro: ope bundred dollars ( $100) for each and every day's politan branch ) deisy beyond the time above stipuiated. rroposais will be made fur the entire work com- as cxhibited by the drawings and described nnapolis and Way Stations, Bal.imoi Bolay, Baltimore. Supper ai Relay. No bide will be recelved t from th c oO ricis Gotemstee, Beater, Boar Fak, Bock: 0 Il be recelved except from the owners uati. Golumbus, Sandusky, Deer Park, Barks N®¥ EXPense Luvs via cawan, oF Ieemes Of the anarrigs fF ut which the stone tt iey ‘Springs Bockilin. Mageretown, Pail. proposed to be furnish -d, OF thelr agents, who mas man Cars” ‘Breakfast ai Grafton, PHILADELPNIA. ALEXANDRIA, Va.. WASH: | siou'be cupaged In atone COing, Bed bieeton tenes m., Baltimore and Way Stations, INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. O. actifties for @ prompt exccation of the work ax Bim, Bittsbarg, Hck etiie, Boint of Bocks, mire rt 2 rings, Qumbertand, Bron: Pie: 3, North Wharves, Pasinents will be made monthly, deducting ten per Puliman Oars, NCA Sorings, Out selphia, WEDNESDAY end cout. of work executed until the daal completion of | 10.00 >.m .Bsltimore and Way Btations, UBDAY, « ism the contract. SUNDAY TRAINS. ‘Ail Uide mast be made on the printed form to be imore ant Way Stations —®.30 6. m., 1,00, obtained at this office, and be accompanied by the bond of two respohstbie persons, in the sum of ten thousand dullars, ( $10.000,) that the bid: accept and perform the contract, if awarded him, and exceute bonds therefor im the amount of ten thousand dollars, ( $10,00,) and @ valid and binding leace of the quarry to the governmeat as secarity for the fsithful performance of the o jeans to 7.30, and 10.00 pm. tomor and Kelay.—T 30 6, ., 6 and 6.55 p. West.—S.06 8, m. and 7 p. m. Pitshure —8.49 pm. BS All Trains Biop' at Viatuct Hotch Relay House Station. For furtuer information apply at the Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Washington Station, and 455 Pennsylvania avenne, where orlors will be vaken for Baggage to be checked and received at tny point in the city. toauthorize tl ernment to take full possession of the quarry, and work it at theex of the con- tractor. in case of default; the bond to be approved LM. COLE, General Ticket Agent. by the © tates District Judge, Clerk of the THOS, B. SHARP, Mastor of Transportation. United States Court, or the District Atterney of the GkO. OONTZ, Gen’l Agent. 3029) ea. district wherein the bidder resid. ‘The Dr partment reserves the rizht to reject any or all bids if it be deemed for the interest of the BALTDIoRe & PoToMac KatLRoaD the work of = , OT CORNER 6TH AND B stReats N.W After June 23th, 1874, trains will run as follows: 10 Pine Street, New ¥ peratractores and award to | TaALVS LBAVSFOK TRAINS ARRIVE AT Organized for the hasiness of ont-of-town Banks, | different bidders at its eption. Byery bid must. b = ; Bankers. Corporations, Individuals, made on the printed form to be obtatned at this PALTIMOKE Peete SEE ES ¢ ace ments to Cor: f percent. | oi balances. City, County so other marketable Securities, : ‘A , : 6:13. m,,New York Ex- ce, apd must conform. in every respect to the re- im, Elmira Mail, ments of this sévertisement, OF It will ‘notbe | «cat Broo dally interest alte ements 4:00 8: m., Accommoda ans. he and Town Bonds, on di :39a.m. Accommodation wanted for saie oh commission. cificat ion, and forms of proposal can be | gijg?,Gally, ag. a Dally rest procered ¢n epplication at this office, or at the | 9°45 8. m.) Limited Bx- : y FIRST-OLASS LOANS NEGOTIATED. 3035-tr | (fice of the Supervising Architect, Treasury Do- elves beniey bat 7 Wat, sore JBRMAN AMERICANSAVING® BANa | PSrtment Jor car train, Philadelphia ex- Go Cirnet Meena F otrceas eee Bona Herpes of the stone (property labeled) proposed | 11:65 a, m., Fast Lit ex, Sunda Intercet peid on deposita. sane to be furnished must be submitted with ths propo- ea ane ee ly, ox, Bunday. Joun Hirz, Prost (and-1y}0. B. PRuwriee, Ose (one, endorsed = Prupoen'e for Discusion Somme | 3:40 p.m Baltimore Rx Bartinxe HOUSE Court-honse and r ‘arkersburg, West Virginia, sq xcept Sanday. 1448 PENNSYLVANIA ‘vkaon M.S GREM, Baneetetenieet. “a dal ye trom Orrositg WiLLaRn’s Horas EX UAVATING ANDSTONE trom West aud OBK. WASHINGTON, D. 0 Sealed Proporals will be received by the Northern Liberty Market Company, at their office, K street, between 4th and Sth streets, up to 12 o'clock, noon, of the 137m Dev oF JULY, 1874.for doing the Bx- cavating and Bubble Stone Work required in the building of the foundation of the new Mar Plats and specifications can be seen at ea Il. McGill, Architect, 70% E street. |. on Mon- and 3:40 Bem cel, ¥, connect st Bowle with trains for Bowie at 10 McB. TIMONEY & co., EB. °8, Sugnus aap Daokens, o y lea a. m. and 5:10 Second Nattonal Bank Buildins, 609 Sev Ks Or “yond wpe] = rept bo reject any = m., arriving at Pope’s Crees at 1:68 and 7:38 MensemEt General Banking, Bzohenge, end Gol- | 30 iis itd ssrhaechrauense tee cals ‘Trains leaving Wasbington ef 5:35 a, m. and PY and SELL GOLD, GOVBRNMEN2Z | 33> 3t EORGE W. KING, Secretary. connect @t Odenton with trains for An- 3:40 p.m. BONDS, STOCKS, &. i ‘Army obicors’ pay Sccounts cashed in advance. PBePosats FOR woop AND OOAL, ¥ Senate or tae Uxitep Stares, OFP:ce OF THE BERGEANT Av-ARM® line. leaving their orders at Ticket Ofioe 18th street 8. F. Atstin. Bosse H. Bran, B. H. BYAB &£ 0O., General Brokers and ‘Betate Adctioncers, 633 Tih street, Feieral Building, opposite Post ce 2RS INGTON. July 3, ‘corn Pi i AUCTIONEERS. Sesled Proposals will be recelved at this oMce | Sorthweet comner Sthetrect and Pouaayions Ful 12 o'clock mon SATURDAY. the Uih ot ied for 2 con ner can have their baggage called for and Shecked at hotels aud residences ts all points Wore and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Golum- bus, Indianapolis, Loatsrilie, ®t. Louis, ‘New OF Oy aha n ancisco, and points Bast, West, North and South July, instant, for furnishing th: of the Uni- ted States with fuel for the ensuing year, as follo 20 tons best quality Lorberry one size. 800 tons best quality White Ash Furnace Coal. 125 corde best quality well-seasoned Bakers Pine ood. . L. DUBABRY, General Bup’t. Special Improvement and General je | 140 cords best qualit; ‘M-seasoned Oak Wood. . 8. YOUNG, "re Agent, tt serait eta ow sas “ont” | fushc angly eats Ook Meth, | E-8- YOUNG. tint Powe Ags aR - eutggng. to be stored im vaults of Weuate wing of | 9 G74 GREAT 1874 the Gspitol, ENN! ROUTE. HOTELS, Eepeatie Maserati eee | agernveon, ecttt ot - ide tl O ye ro] v WP cnetan ores. forrieh, and Wf net from ‘a well-knows mine, will | SQRTHWEST: AND SOUTHWEST. ON TH BOPEAN PLAN. exbibit mens of the same, se quality will be ‘asaington... 5:38 s,m. | Baltimore... 7:25 a. © jf ef irving Place and 161h Street, | ptime consideration ‘ding the bid. * oa Bids for different articles will be consiferel sepa- i he right is reserved to rejeet all or any the bids received, if deemed for the in- terest of the Government so ‘te do. Bids will be considered binding for three days NEW YORK. Only one bicek from Union Square, the most cen- tral fot niet lucstion in the city, in the immediate Vicinity of ali the principal pisces of smasciment and 11:85 = 5:80 § co m TBE GikaT Dey ox Beanery Palace Biaterors ‘Dey and with elogact Scenery, Ses Garay with mondern improvements. leading retail stores, hee onl im- theisth ot Scly JOHN & FRENCH: miles saved te Western and entra! Berstite ie std nt eefieant-ab-armi, U- 8 Bonnie, 11:55 0m, daily, except Bunday, Southwest fobe-ly ore CHAS. B. FZBBUN, Proprietor. West and Northwest; 0:6! daily, Oinciunatl the subseri- | and south Hes LUTEL, Bo. 709 @ STLEET, Court of the _ bet west epee arena: | Oupeton me AMT OR, oe nOtraO sahingtou city. D. & agen procared at the offices diss route can at BErwesn?rx and Sym Svaenrz. i corner street and aed. rani svenne, ander be! be 25th day of June next: they oth: rape He u ‘259 june xt: erwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said ee under my hand, this 25th day of | #0 ‘tm Palace Oars ape, @ SONS, ic6f3e" CHRISTOPH HEGER, Executor. ). B. YOUNG, General aes 63 NORTH HOWARD 8T., BALTIMOBE, MD Dealers in + FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOoDs, Ustsp STATES PATENT OFFICE, WasiineTton . O., June 24th, 1874. PRL BAM, of ah ion s except ‘connect with trains oa oat 6 prit., arrive ot Bickimond 16:05 Eeesourss._ GOLD WATCHES FOB 633. sOLID A N Opposite Patent Office Gtimar PEEsS, akties | semerass |e AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. WARNER, Rea! Ketate Hroker and ,. Federal Buildings. corner Ith aud ¥ oes norviwest. TRUSTER SALE OF PROPERT’ WELL AUCTION SALEs. EN & WIL “AMS, Auctionsers BT es 1001, vorthweat corser loth acd D ste, On SATUBDAY MORNING, July 12, 18%, ‘We shall cell at our an‘ ticn roms an amort- ment of exe-lient Bows hid Farniture, com: ng at 0clor! tot, Sue wastiniees Greet Re Le ); Kite! tene'l 10th, wie Wee GREEN & WILLIAM: one or more newspapers 3 pablished inthe T. gronaaw iOKNBY, Trasteo je%8-cokds ~T. COLDWELL, Salesman, BE WM. &. wal Jo» Auctioneers, Wo. and 903 Pennsylvania avenue, cor. 9th st. TREE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV: erumer NowtH : ? att i. 'y order, HENEY JACKSON, First Licnienant and Property nad’ Disbursing Of- ficer, Sicual service. it LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts, 3 PUNCANEON BBOS., Auctioneers, Bouthesst corner Sh snd D strects northwest, ‘ATE ON 14xn TH LNUT CHAMBER SETS. CO TS, WEEN P AND SAMPSON 8T3. COKCASES. EXTENSION AND MT. TA" of @ deed of trust, exeouted by BS. CARPBTS. MATTING, QILOLOTH, and wife on the Ith day of ING MACHINES, CROCRERY, GLASS Guly recorded in tibor | AND PLATED WAKE AT AUOTI A ON. On TUESDAY MOBNING, Jniy Lath commencing at 10 o'clock, we shall sell, on the second floor of our salesrooms. a geavral assortinent of the abovementioned (; sods, in- cluding both uew and sec. nd- _J310-St DUNOANCON B B* DUNCANSON BROS , Anctioveer: Corner &h and D streets northwest. n ‘county,’ Di Signed, trustee, under said deed, will,on THURS- DAY, the 16th instant, at 6 o'olock p. m., on the premises, reli at public auction, to the nighost bid- der, the following Premises described in satd dned Au that part of lot 35, Square 209, on the ground ington, D'C., included w ard bounds: lommencing for the same atthe south- Cat t corner of said lot 36 and ranuing thence west 95 | BRANDIES. SONORA TONIC, VINEGAR, feet; thevce north 26 feet Il taches; thencecast ss | SSUOR, SPICES, MUSTAMD, "TRAS. CAD feet'te the line of lath street wost; aud thence sonth | DIRS, « &c., AT AUCTION Will be added to Fornit TUBSDs¥ MORNIaG. July L&th, com- ‘mencing at 10 o’cl ocx, the followimg-panicd 10 bnif barrels Blackberry Brandy. 16 cases Sonora Tonic, 3 berrels Vinegar, cases Table Sauce, 6 cons Spices and Mrstard, 8 part chest very fine Qoloag Gunpowder and Im- perial Teas. . 8 extra large #ize Tea Caddies, nearly new, 12 wedium size Tea Caddies, nearly new. ay10 4 DUNCANSON BROS. , Ancts, ¥ LATIMER & CLEARY Beal Katate Brokers and Anctioneers, %6 feet 11 invhes along lth street, to the place of begiuning. on ‘These premises are improved by two two-story Brick Dwelling Houses in good repair. ‘The terms of eale are: Unc third of purchase money cash; balance in two equal payments at six and twelve months, for which the notes of the par- Cluasey, bearing eight per cent. interest and secured by a deed of trust on the property, will be taken, A deposit of $200 will be required at's sale from the purchaser, If the terms of sale are mot complied with within ten days from time of sale, the Trastee Grecrves the right to resell at the riak and cost of ner, defaniting pure! . “isigned|— SAMUEL STOTT, Trustes. dyad W. b. WALL & 00., Ancis, QQY LATING: & CLEARY. = Tae gasnereny ame Land cay poy peeae .weat corner Pennsylvania ave, ‘treet, Star Office Buildings, TEUSTEE’S SAL: A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON lstH STBEET NORTH- w ETWEEN & STREET AND MASSA- AVENUE, AT PUBLIOAUOC1ION. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Qourt of the Dist Columbia, in a cange in are complainants, met al, are defendants, I will pabiic auction, in front of the pre- om MONDAY, Jul; TRUSTEER’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPRETY ON DEFREES STREET. By virtae of a deed of trust, dated the 27th é day of June, 1871, and daly recorded in liber No. 651, at folio 149, et seq., one of the land records of Wasbington county, District of Columbia, and by Girection of the party secured thereby, Twill sell, on FRIDAY, July 10th, 1374, at 6 o'clock, in frout of the premises, Lot 57, in Shepherd's sub- vision of Square numbered 623, improved by @ three-story Brick Residence, eontaining modern improvements. : Fifteen hundred dollars cash; balance on offer for sale, at mises, nly F3th, proximo, at 6 5 ovclock art of lot No. 13,in square No. 217, ‘Terms of sale to be complied with within bounded as fllows: Beginning’ at a'potut en isn otherwise the Trastee reserves the right street weet distant twenty (20) fect from the divid- Ing line of said lot eighteen (13) and tot one (1) in said square, and running thence orth with the line of said street twenty-two (22) feet, thence west one hundred and twenty-eight (123) feet to an alley; to risk and cost purchaser in defanit. veyancing at purchaser of sele. jete-dade thence s1 S7'THE ABOVE 8a IS POSTPONED UN- UP fees tenes cage thirtyetaht Bot thence aie MUNDAY, July Bith, 1s7t, same hour ani south five (5) 5 then ¢ point of a rde o Stee. hing, together with the Improvenicutsy which gon. | 1i0-24w8ca LATIMER © CLEARY, Accs sist of a very comfortable three story ahd basement containing nine i B* LATIMER & pape Auctioneers and Brokers, ‘er ms of sale: One-third of purchase money cash, | gon pore Neate eve. nud inte and the balance in two equal instalments, ac 6 aod aereateorer 2 as, : : 12 montha, for which the purchaser will be required shes to give his notes, bearing interest at the rats of 5 | TRUSTEES SALE OF MIRRORS, OHROMO: Percent. per annum, secured by tbe retention ofthe | "¥ka MES AND BTOUR TN TEADE OTD tle to said property bythe trustee, $250 down TREMBLY. hen property is sold Oonveyancing at cost of Me — THOS. J ISHER, Trastes, purchaser. UF BUGSNE CABUST. Solicior, iy3-2&ds LATIMER & OLEARY, Ancts, BY LATIMER 5 OLeAny Bou! ALso, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY iN SOUTH WASHINGTON. On FRIDAY, July 17, 154, commencing at #e o'clock & m., LE sivall sell, ore No. 634 D =treet northwest ( Polkinhorn’s building), the following goods : irrors, asserted sizes, Li meuse assortment cf Mirror and Picture Frames, in gilt and walnut; Large collection of tine Chromos; utity of weinut and gilt Moulding; Oords, Glasses, &e., &c Terms: All purchases over $8), @ credit of sixty iu ninety daye, with approved paper, bearing in- erest. AL On SAME DAY, at 6 0’ {trast recerced in i ry Brick Dwelling southwest, Terms at 9-dkds Auctioneers end Real theast corner Pennsylvan’ Star Office TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- Fon? BEAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUO- Under and by virtne of a cortatn deed of trast bearing da’e on the Ist day of February, 1373, and recorded in Liber No. 713, folio 87, of the Jad records for District of Columbia, and hy direction of the holder of the promissory note se- cured thereby, 1 will offer for gale, at public auc- Hon, tm front of the premises, on DAY, the 14th day of Jaty, A.D. 1874, ‘at 634 o'clock p.m., the west forty (49) fect frout of lot No.1, in square No. 887, by the depth thereof. ‘This property fronts 49 fect on Stanton Plac m., by virine of a 1, at folio 416, the S Maine avenue CR, MILBURN, Trastss. LATIMER & CLEABY, Ancts, » be- tween 6th and 6th streets nurtheast, and has a<depth YB. BH. WARNER of 9 feet. Estate Broker and Anctioneer, Terme of sale: One-third cash, balance inequal | Federal Buildings, corner 7th aud F ste, northwest. Iments at six and twelve months (or all cash at purchaser's option), for which the parchaser will be required to give his notes, bearing intereet at the rate of eight per cent., secured by deed of trast on the property. All conveyancing at cost of purcha- ser, 100 down at time of sale ACOTION 8A ALLEY, ON K STREET, BETW D Stn STREETS, NORTHWEST, HE NEW MARK UGRNE OARUBI, Trustec. offer for asle on, aY bad LATIMER & OLEARY, Aucis, Hy, aie fue cole et puntion, on MORDAZ, PRY Gare street northwest, Lot fronting 19 feet by @ WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ‘Ho, 1001, northwest ocrner loth and'D sts, By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 2ith day of July, 1872) and recorded in liber No. 633, folio 445, one of the land recoras of the District of Columbia, and by the written request of the party secured thereby, I will sell at gablic agation, in front of the premises, ou MONDAY, the 13th day of July, at6 o'clock p.m. A. D. 1874, all that certain r “rms: $300 cash; balance at 6, 24 and 30 ths. with 8 per cont. interest. 10) down at Great chance. des J.T. COLDWELL, Salesman, By DURCANSON Dues. Auctioneers. Son' beast corner 9th and D streets northwest, TWO SMALL FRAME ILOUSES AND LOTS. or parcel of ground sitasted and lying aud | 7} out, te . in the city of Washington, District of slam. Res d7 aul 450K ST. SOUTUWSSE, aT nown as lot number sixteen, (16) improved with atwostory house thereon,being in sugare num- Ler nine hundred aud seventy-three, (973,) as laid downin the ground plan or. plot of sail city, and de-cribed in the Burveycr’sofice of said city. Baid lot contains about 3,220 fect, more or loss, at the £11 E ttrests southeast. sale: One-third cash; Dalanes im #ix (6) and twelve (12) months, with interest at ten (10) per cent. per annum, sectred by a deed of trust upon tho property, A’ depostt of @10) w when sold. Ifthe above terms are n ately, or complied with in seven da: trustee ae the right toreselithe property at the cost On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 13:h) at o'clock, we will sili,on the premises, all of re 50, having a ‘and runuing back to 8 21-foot alley, improved by two jos. 47™ and 450. rth cash; balance in months, notes bearing 5 percent. int cured by deed of tr A deposit of $50 il be Zeuuired upon cach houke 4¢ oom as sold, Convey epciug, <c , et purchaser s cost. see par DUNCANGON BROS, Ancts. B® DUNOANSON BEOS., Auctioncers, Bo B streets — ri ,} t ue ceteans lp apprenpelnag need utheast corner 9th and northwest. ‘¢ (5) Gays’ adve. tisement in some one of ie daily pers published in the city of Washingtons D. | ENTIRE CONTENTS AND FIXTURES OF A Cia aaaanes 7 KINes, Trustec, ICR CREAM SA- CONFECTIONERY AND Li : 902 91 STREET NOBTHWEST, 008, No. AT AUCTI On MONDAY MORNING, Jaly 13th, commencing at 11 o'clock. willseli the entire contents of the Ice Oream Saloon and Confectionery Btore No. 502 %h st., near the corner of HB stret, nortuwest, GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auct. EB, Estate Broker and Anctionear Federal Balldings, Gorucr?ih and F Strecta § W ASSIGNEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IM- ee AND UNIMPROVED REAL Es- z . | and name in part— cen aa Fattects southwest; on Fasrect, be | Tufte S.da Fountain and Fixtures complete, 0 45: and 6th streets southwest; on 6th street Ice Cream Freezers, ae C. u ween E and F streets southwest, nd on z Fight Marhletop Z bles, Chetn ‘abel t, between 434 and 6th streets southwest. ie ni ‘Also, on the southeuse corner of Gh ape F streets hi ed Show Oases, Glass Jars, ‘Three Bilver- Jeilien: Candiss, Faney Boxes, Fireworks, Brass Scales, Jars, &¢ .&c. with numerous other articles. This presents a splendid chance to go into business, everything bs- ing complete. ‘The stock will be offered as a whole, and if not sold will be disposed of in detail, iy8-0 DUSCABBON BROS., Aucts. UNCANSON BROS., Anctionecrs, gosthease corner Mh and D strects northwest, T OPPORITR ETE RES SS SCHOOL ND Lu’ S COR MONDAY APTRENOON, Jaty 13th, at 0 o'clock. we will sell, on th ‘emnises, parts of lote 8 ang 9, of square 485, having a front of 16 fect 8 izehes on 6th street southwe running biphe eae eon ‘bie property rt Bi ‘elling, No. 426 6ch Tht is owe arth baat locations 4a Bath Washing 5 te oe for inv: : oN oun) theo fete carb; balance in 13,13 and 24 months, notes bearing 5 ‘pei secured by dred of trust. ¢ southwest, in Square 493, and that valaable basi- hess property ou the northeast corner of 9th and E streeis northwest, in Syuare U8, at public aac- tior, On MONDAY, the 20th day of Jul a: o’elock p. m., wo will offer for sal ction, in front of the pramises, (northeast rner of 9th and & streets northwest.) lot 4 the sonth 25 feet front on 9h street of Lot 8 in ay) 406, with the improvements thereon, consisting of a sclstantial four-story brick building with desirable stocerooms on the main floor, fronting on 9th street, ALS80, On TUESDAY, the Bist Cay of July, 1874, com- mencing at 6 o'clock p.m. m.. and oa each sacceed- ing Bvening, commencing at the sams hour, until all of the property is sold, in front of the respective of propersy» Lots 46, 47,45, 49, 60, 53, B4, 55, 56, A 63. iT 70,71, 7: > 65, 85, '67, 63. 69, 70, of the subdivision of @uasi 374, a 95, id sib Lot Hy {a Square 496, with all the improve: rT ird cash; the residue in f 24 months fr merts thereon. Terms of sale: One equal ipstellments, four rem ‘at 6, 12,18 and h interest at eight per cent iy. All conveyancing “at” pa $200 on acceptance of bid for 9th aud chesers? cost. veg 2 Ad lagers: 160 gn all other bids, see ot CEs TNE: DUNGANSON BROS. Aucts .H WARN Assignees. ¥ DUNCANSON BEOTHERS, Auctioncers, JOS. 8. aes | ‘nd D streets northwest. iy8-sohds [Rep } J.T. COLDWELL, Sa’esman, BB Rieti corner ab and D = BY B. li. WARNER, ‘| Estate Broker and Auettoncer, Federal Building, Corner 7th and F sts. northwest. A 3-8TORY PROPERTY ON Yru STREET Macy y WOsTO known en partof Loria, Square a nee part 0 5 of 3) feet on 7th strect, and running ‘ihe ‘improvements consist of @ well-built Brick rooms and end at written request of the ~ Cured thereby, 1 will sell tn front of the prenalecs, at ‘The im public anction, on FRIDAY, the 14ti jay of - | Store rs Dwelling, contetning eight Crys |. m., the following describ ‘eges. This property is in the immediate nei Teal cetatessituate im the city of Wasbiegion: Bie, | borkcod of the ‘Market, and will make of Columbia, to wil: All that piece or parcel splendid bust: stand. + balance in 12, 18 and % ind known and desi ted OD the ground ‘Terms: One-! cash; bs - ALA, 2 mare asiibered one hunited aed igkte ee | secured’ By'a decd of trast ‘A deposit of” 6100 agin aderd (Sh | Son 182), sabe ieided by ‘William Bedi iy and recorded ig reaees ‘as soon as sold. Conveyancing, &c,, at West orion “ou 4 i ay Bs ith street, 8 ays * DUNCANSON BBOS., Aucta. fet, with a dopth cf miue'y-erta and forcy-twe | (ZY LATIMER & CLEARY, 7 a 100) feet; together .with the m roperty, chaser RD FARMER.—Asa solemn warn- ing “Osi! Michigan farmers not t» visit New York city, the Detroit Free Press gravely re- lates the followme veracioas story: “On th» Gratiet road, within amileand a half of the Conner’s Creek Post Office, lives or lived a farmer pamed Barbier, for it is probable that be is dead ere this, as he was barely alive Friday For the last five years the farmer has ed a ter- until hoarse and exbausted. has becn sulky and morose, refusing to: move. Two weeks ago bi ing, ard be made no Open his mouth, death was hourly ex 5 bis chest even to whisper, case & strange ope which they could not His friends was bewitched by the old bag, and twice efforts have been made to find berm order that she might be induced to remove the curse. A Mernovist Mixisren’s BATTLE Witt A RaTTLBESNAKE.—We learn from a letter from Athens that abeartrending scene oceurred in Clarke county, abont eight miles from Athens recently. Walle Mr. A. L. Williamson, was ploughing in his feld be turned ups young e tree that be had planted in the fall. He stoop- ed to pick it up, when he heard a singing noise urder seme brush in a corner of fence. He pushed aside the brush and saw a huge rattle- tnske. He jerked up a rail and commenced striking at"the serpent. Unfortunately, how- ever, be got too near the snake, which sprang at him and buried its fangs in the caif of his leg. Mr. Williamson fipally killed the veno- mous reptile. One of his employes reached him about that time and found his leg greatly swollen. He carried him home and gave him stimulants freely, but without avail. The sufferer died in afew minutes. Mr. Williamson was a methodist minister and much esteemed in the community. The snake which caused Mr. Williameon’s death was ten feet long, with eighteen rattles ands button.—Augus'a (Ga. Chronicle. ee eaeraeeemecnte ®7-A Sacramento lawyer remarked to the court, “It is my candid opinion, judge, that you are an old fool.” The judge allowed his mildly beaming eye to fall upon the lawyer a brief moment; then, in a voice, husky with sup pressed emotion, said, «It is my candid opinion ars.” that you are fined one hundred dol LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES Passed at the First Session of the Forty- third Congress. (GENERAL WATURE—No. 25.) AN Act reiat to private contracts or ments made with Indians prior to May twen- ty-firet, eighteen bundred and seventy-two. Be tt enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con- gress aseembied, That hereafter it shall not be iawfal for any United States oflicer, or other person under its employ or control, to recognize the binding force or legality, or in any manner sustain or enforce or counsel, or give any aid or assistance to sustain or enforce, any contract or agreement made by any person or persons, or corporation, with any band, tribe, or nation of indians, or individual Indian or Indians, not a citizen of the United States, entered into prior to the date of the act of Congress entitled ‘An act regulating the mode of making private contracts with Indians,” approved May twenty- first, eighteen hundred and seventy-two, tortie psyment or delivery of any money or other thing of value, in present er prospective, or for the granting or procaring any privilege to him or ber, or any other person or persons, or corpo- ration, in consideration of services for, or ad- vancements made to, ssid Indians relative to their lands, or to any claim growing out of or in reference to annuities, instalments, or other moneys, claims, demand, or thing under laws or treaties with the United States, or official acts of any officer thereof, or in any way con- nected with or due from the United States, unless such contract or agreement was reduced to writing and duly signed by the parties in in- terest thereto at the time it was entered into and fully made known to the parties at the time the contract was signed, and then not until sach original written contract shall first have been pretented to and examined by the Secre- tary of the Interior and the Commissioner of Indian A flairs, and these facts by them severai- ly endorsed thereon, and @ copy of said con- tract and of apy assignments that may have iuade thereon duly entered of r cord in tiie of- fice of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 8 That in addition thereto there shal also be filed in said Commissioner's Oftice, an retained therein as official papers, and be exam ined by said Commissioner and’ that fact in- dorred on them, the following statement of facts touching each and all such contracts and agree- iments #0 presen:ed; which statements sball be worn to specially by all and severaily the per- sons claiming interest in and seeking tue sap- yort and entorcement of such coutract or agree- Inent, and not by agent or attorney: First, that the writing presented for examination aud re- cord, as provided for in the first section of this act, and purporting to be the original contract or agreement, isin fact such, and that it was entered into and reduced to writing at the date and for the purposes it purports to have been made and executed; secondly, such sworn state. nent shall give particularly the names of the real parties in interest in the original contract or agreement, naming them it not named in the written contract or agreement, and if either of the contracting parties isa band, tribe, or na- tion of Indians, or @ corporation or firm, the name of the person, officer, or agent contract- ing in their behalf, together with his authority tor so doing, shall’ be specially stated; thirdiy, a particular statement of ali and singalar the services rendered or the thing or things done uns der such contract or agreement prior to said fil- ing, with those things to be done or rendered, to- gether with a particular statement of any and all moneys paid or advanced by etther party unter sach Contract or agreement, giving in all cases the time, see and real value of services re: dered, or thing or things done, or the kind and manner of payment, whether in money, prop- erty, or credita, up to the date of the filing of the said sworn statement; fourthly, state spe- cifically whether the original contract or agree- ment had been submitted to any Secretary of the Interior, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, superintendent of Indian affairs, Indian agent, commissioner, or other person having official control of or connection with Indian affairs, iving the time when, place where, and person fy name to whom euch submission was made, apd whether by said officer indorsed or not, or whether any sach officer was cognizant of sach contract oF agreement having been made, though not submitted to him for approval. Sxc.3. That the Secretary or Commissioner of indian Affairs is hereby empowered to re- quire, in writing, any additional facts or proofs that may be to aid indetermining the true character of the contract or agreement, or assignment thereof. Sec. 4. That no such contract or ment shall be zed by any officer etoneioeee ot the United States until the Secretary of the Interior shall, after full consideration of any such contract or agreement, together with the preois and Papers in this act required to be died, and such as the eo smn ef the Iuterior or Commissioner of Indian Affairs ma; aire in mands: Provided, That the. rior shall in all cases enter, in writing, on such original contract, on the record in the office of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs wherein Bat if, in the the of the ee ee ciera Sener ae signment thereof, is frand: it or exorbitant, Sak een = in abd sateccmomeetesemas by any Oflicer or em; ‘mited States. 5. That tt ity of the nts. Ww: now on file in 2D eS ot ee eine at ee office or buresa under his coutrol, and by spe. cial notice to the party or parties in interest compel, in the case of each such contract or fe poo ne en file, the same strictness cficial examination, and indorsement, rec- ord snd sworn statement of fact, as is required the several provisions of this act: Provided, investigation of facts touching the i fi aD e BETpOse, who shall report all such facts to the “Approved, April 29,1574. t i i | ag i i i flr tt A a and that heres!’er ench and every custome to whem shel! he deliver fests Or Vist eb third, rig t) mal {@ AN Act to the thirty-first mection of act entitled “An act for enrolling out the national militia, and for Loses,” approved March third, eighteen dred and rixty-three. Be at enact tentatiers of d House of Repres eeof tmerca im Com- officers on duty at am line drawn north aud south ine drawn doundary of Arizona, shall be allowed sixty days’ leave of absence without deduction: pay or allowances Provided, That the same t* taken but once im two YORE And provided fursher, That the eave of absence may be exter ded to three montha. if taken or four montha, *. (Guwmmat rare ‘No. 28.) A® Act in relation to the customs dutiee on im- ported fruits. the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the Unated States of America im Co gress assembled. That thi retary of the ‘Treasury is hereby Cirected to suspend the re- Payment of all duties heretofore paid on im- ported fruits until further legislation by Con. gress authorizing the same,or until the final decision of the Supreme Court, except in cases where suits in court have been discontinued by instructionsof the Secretary of the Treasury. And the error in the punctuation of the clause Telating to fruit-plants in the fifth set approved « seventy-two, cr on imports, and for other Bei! enacted stead of a eby 00 follows: Fruit-plants tropic cal for the purpose tion: Premided, Th virtue of this amen: collected upon fruits entered at any port of entry prior tw Ju r RATURE—No, 2% h AD Assay-of in the Territory of Mou Be it enacted Treasury is hereby authorized and required to establish an assay-office at Helena, in the Ter- id naway-oftice to be acted under the provisions of the act en- titled *-An act revising and amending the laws reiative to the mints, astay-offices, and coinage of the United States.” approved February {th, eighteen hundred and seventy-three. Sxc.2. That the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby sutborized and directed to cause to be covstructed @ suitable building at Helena, in the Territory of Montana, for the purpose of raid assay-office, and provide the same with the Decerwary fixtures and apparatus, at s cost not exceeding fifty thousand dollars,’ which sum t# hereby appropriated out of any money in the ‘Treasury not otherwire appropriated. Approved, May 12, 1574 (GENERAL NaTURR—No. 20) A¥ Act to amend an act eutitied “an act to provide for the establishment of 4 military ome and for its government,” approved arch third, eighteen hundred and seventy- three. by the Senate and House of Repres sentatives of the United States of America im Com= gress assembled, That said act be, and the same is hereby, #0 amended that all acts «nd things therein required to be done and performed at Rock Island, in the State of Illinois, shall be done and performed on the military reservation at Fort Leavenworth, in the State of Kansas Provided, That the Government buildings now on said military reservation at Fort Leaven- worth shail be modified and used so far as prac- ticable for the purposes of said prison. Approved, May 21, isv4. (Gm AL BAT! RE—No. 51.) AN Act repealing the act entitled “An act fim ing the time for the election of Kepresentas rom the § lifornia to the Be if enacted by the Senat and House of Repre~ f the d States of America in Co méled, That the act entitled “An act ¢ time for the election of Kepresenta- tives trom the State of California to the Forty- fourth Congress,” approved March third, eigh- teen bundred and seventy-three, be, aud the same is hereby, repealed Approved, May 21, 1874 [GENERAL NATURE—No. AN AcT for the benefit of occupying ciaimants. Be it enacted by the Senate amd House of Repre~ ‘ {usted States of America én Con- That when an occupant of land, having color of Litle, in good faith has made valuable improvements thereon, and is, in the proper action, found not to be the rightful owner thereof, such occupant shall be eutitied n the federai courts to ail the rights and reme- dies, and, upon instituting the proper proceed- ngs, guch relief as may be given or secured to him by the statutes of the state or territory where the land lies, although the title of the pisintif in the action may have been granted by the United States after said improvements were so made, Approved, Jane 1, 1874. [GereRaL NaTURE—No. 33.) AN AcT to amend an act entitled “An act to amend an act entitied ‘An act to reduce du- ties on imports and to reduce internal taxes, snd for other purposes,’” approved March third, eighteen hundred and seventy-three. Be at enacted by the Senate and House of Repre= sentatives of the Un d States of America in Con- grest assembled, That section third of an act entitled “An act to amend an act entitled ‘ An act to reduce duties on imports, and to reduce internal taxes, and for other ‘purposes,’” ap- proved March third. eighteen hundred and seventy-three, be amended so as to read as fol OWE: “Ske. 3. That foreign merchandise which arrived at a portof the United States on or be- fore the thirty-tirst day of July, eighteen hun- dred and seventy-two, and upon which duiies were not paid prior ‘to August first, eighteen hundred and seventy-two, though the same ferred to @ public , Shall be entitled to the benefits provided for in the eighth section of the act entitled ‘An act to reduce duties on importe, and to reduce internal taxes, and for other purposes,’ approved June sixth, eighteen hundred and seventy-two, the same as d ware- thirty-first day of July, eighteen hundred and seventy-two: 7” rided, That the owner of such merchandise shall, within thirty days trom the of this act, make application therefor in writing to the col- lector of the port at which such merc! arrived.” [Approved, June 3 (GewERraL KaTURE=No. 34) AN AcT changing the time of holding circuit and districts courts in Vermont. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Re} temtatives of the United States of America gress assembled. That the term of the cli court holden at Rutland on the third day of Gc- tober shali be held on the first Tuesday in Octo- ber, and the term of the district court holden st Ratland on the sixth day of October shall be in July shall be held on the Hig. and the orm of the dis vided (Approved, June 5, 1874. by law. —_—_— PENDLE. On the oth instant, BLANOH! youngest dai <'tuomas 6 acd Sarah Poudles yeor, Smonths apd 18 a: b> morrow to- > Hth 4 St S o'clnok p. m., from the residence of ber parents, No. 6300 Tes pect- . _Melatives and friends fwily invited to attend. * take place on mornings ves are in- corner of (Dueusser to HARVEY @ MARR.) Me. 034 F Orauzr, between Minth and Testa.