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AR. A. Van znndts Health restorative p,lls is

nR. c. A. Van Znndts Health Restorative pills Is a
medicine which only but prevents disease,
capable Of great results and equally calculated be safely
used apparently small We all know how dread
( and dangerous seated bilious disorder Is, and are
30 well aware of the seeming insgnfcance OF It's first
warnings ncipency. The individual suffering from
sliuht pains in his chest back stomach from
siona nausea duh headache, nervousness, sleep
essness tng prevarcaton OF appetite, and other dis
reeabe vsiatios commonly aud iooshly looked upon
as unin portant may know that these symptoms, treat
ed conten ptuous the consequences of diseased
state OF IN liver which, if emeded, will lead either
to speedy death long of unbearabe ills which are
known by the following names; Hypochondria mania,
dizziness slow fevers epilepsy, asthma dropsy, rheuua-
tis chorasis, commissions, nervousness cramps
goat peusy, jaundce niinbily, and violence, dyspep
STA Mysteries scurvy foul stomach, dry coughs gandular
affections colds lingering toats various disoganlza
tons the great intestine, structures and spasnodic com
plants internally euptons shoness OF BREATH hea burn,
neuragia vital inflammation laence, gastric isvers Nc
Sometimes, too, there irregular action OF the
heart Take these pills and suffer
WYATT " kETCHUM,
l2I Fulton ST. N. Y, General Agents and sold by
CHARLES STOTT,
March I3-3m Washington, d. u
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HARTwEII,s WASHINGTON HOUSE,

Cesaut aboce secenth door 10 the Masonic Hail.
PhHddeiphia
THIS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and reinrnished,
and the proprietor has spared no means TO insure
TO his visiiers every comfort and convenience. The
dining saloon for gentlemen, well the private ordi-
nary for ladies' large and convenient The parors and
chambers arecapacious and fitted mp the modern
style. This house being in central position the propre-
tor solcits continuance OF public favor pledgrg himself
that effort his part shall be spared TO secure them
every luxury the city affords.
n b. bath house attached to the hotel where
and cold baths canbe had at any hour.
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PROPOSALS. FOR MAIL BAGS.
posr orr1cr Drp.nrNNSr.

POST OFFICE DEPAHTNkNT
compliance with the 18th section OF the OF Congress
egalzng and making appropriations for the necessary
objects have been usually included in the general APP
preparation bills, without authority of law, and fix and
provide for certain incidental expenses of the departments
and Offices of the government, and for other purposes
approved 10th OF August 1872 sealed proposals will bs
eeVed al this department. until O'clock the I'd day of
May for furnishing for four years from the LIST day of
July next IN such quantities. and ut such times be
required and ordered Tor the mail service, mail bags of the
following description, to wit, s, l. Hlf
..sF CANVASS MAIL BAGS. - 81
Size No. i, S inches in length 62 inches in ccum-
erenceD 20 be made OF cotton canvass weighing ID
10 The yard OF Y INCHES width the OF the fabric to be
doubled and twisted, aud tve-old.
Sue No (il inches in length, and As inches in crcunl
lerence) 10 be made OF cotton weighing ID
the yard of II inches width and the cloth to be woven
in every respect lit, that of the first size of bags.
Size No 3 (32 inches in length, and IS inches in cou
terencc0 be made of canvass weighing ounces
TO the yard, and the cloth be above described.
These bags 10 be. made with sufficient number
Of eyelet holes aud provided with strong cord
their mouths and to be marked inside and outside thus
~. S. Mail" IN
L ID A u :
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

TOIN HANDS, formerly connected with the wellknown
u firm of Fuller Il Co would respectfully call The aten-
lion OF the travelling public his newy-opcned establish
nen the 'Manson House," which has been fitted up in
d style of neatness and comfort unsurpassed by any other
hotel OF description in the city elsewhere The
Mansion House. iayoaby known ia former days as Ful
er's Hotel pleasantly Situated Pennsylvania avenue
within few rods of the Treasury Department, and at a
convenient distance of the principal banking houses and
other places of business Persons having business with the
departments will find this location superior any other in
the city, while in all that pertains the comforts and lux
ury table, regularity OF Attendance, and everything
essential to the webeing of visers, expense will be
spared to render the Mansion House truly eligible place
OF residence families well single gentlemen The
proprietor would especially call the attention OF officers OF
the army and navy, whom these localities have always
been avorite place OF during their residence in
Washington. With view of deserving continuance OF
their favors, many improvements have been made, and
new sources OF comfort added enable them realize
the Mansion Honse all those conveniences which they
might expect in establishment aiming TO combine the
requisites OF rst-rae public hotel with the attractions OF
gentee private residence. ~
JOHN HANDS, Washington.
n b. Poers always in attendance on the arrival OF the
cars 10 convey bnpgape free of charge March 30eoIw
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The Pennsylvania Literary, scientific ana NHHtary
Collegiate Institute, ''-

Al H1IT1sbmrg, PfHdsyTbHHtd
CAPTAIN PARTRIDGE would inform the public that
spring OF this institution VIII commence on
ood,v The 10Th April under his personal superntend-
ence assisted by faith ul and com peient teachers
The institution will include the full collegiate course,
Military Engineering, and full course OF military SCIENCE
both thcoretca and practical. Il
The expenses for tiion rent board, of urni.
ture for rooms washing fuel and lights, are one hundred
and ty-one dollars per annum OF orty-our weeks;
Music and nc are branches, for each of which
those who attend them charged four dollars per quar-
ter or twelve dollars for four successive quarters,
fuon and contingent expenses for day scholars, eight
dollars and twenty-five cents per quarter
Students admitted at any time.
NorE-Cerrnan and French will be taught to those who
wish study them. =,
For further information apply 70 captain Paruiuge al
ua rrishnrp after the LIST of April. March 20-ww6
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rJNIIE FNANCO-AMEItICAN, % Nhsshu sFcet' NV
l York.--Tns new and beautiful French paper com
nencg on Monday, April 8, will be issued every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday the moderate rate OF SO year;
S3 for six months; 81 80 for three months.
Devoted the of democracy, liberty OF regon nn
ocia aneoraon, its columns will contain the most exact
md commons commercially administrative, and judiciary IN
formations and original literary works OF the best writers OF
both worlds consisting of productions unpublished even IN
se,ntpc agricultura CRITICAL and other articles,
together with the Paris fashions, Nc, s.5.
The moderate price both of subscription and advertising,
ter viii tbe quantity and interest of the contents oi
this paper advantages possessed by no other OF the same
AL hnnt j. MICHARD,
I9thstree between and o.
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PATENT OFFICE, March 70, lSi7
ON the petition OF John Park and William =. Peel

nN the petition OF John Park aud William $. Peck
" If We.io eIanli Oneida county, New York, praying
los the OF patent granted said Park and Peek
for manufacturing cotton Waddng, for from
III expiration OF SAID PATENT which takes place the 10t
July, io1, aa.1f t@hsseE ss
Ii ordered that the snd petition be heard at the Patent
Office the first Monday in June at IL O'clock
any they have why sud petition ought mol to be granted
Ordered, ao, that its notice be published in the Union
and National Zeitung, Washington Pennsylvanian, Key
,ione and Times, Philadelphia Globe, New York Her
aid and Sentne Providence and Post, Boston,
week Toe three successive weeks previous the first Mon
day oil une EDMUND BURKE,
..-' ..,-F - ra Commissioners OF Patents,
p s. Editors Of the above papers will please copy and
send their bills to The Patent Office, with paper con-
tanning this notice. March 26--law3w
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. III Broadway, NEW YORK,
y. III. .NOnnOE, PrOprtetOr.

NIlS hotel, situate in the upper and fashionable part OF
Broadway has been enlarged, as now to be the most
extensive that exists i JUS .it- rGtt cs t1t tar
The convenience, beauty and saubrty of its position
have heretofore caused its to be so monopo
zed by permanent residents OF the city, as to exclude the
travelling public from participating IN lis comforts
Extensive additions have been made, however, with n
view apart for transient visitors suites of paors and
bedrooms, be reainedat all seasons exclusively for them
Families from aar will now find the choicest accomno-
atons this hotel constantly set apart for them, and every
attention win be paid render il attractive TO the an
sevisitor has proved TO those who, residing IN the
oil New York. have constantly since It's it opening,
honored it with their selecon combining all the lnxu-
RES European hotels, with the advantages of its
Iocation. Ssh 4 - rFT -.tsos sf9 Mar S--2m
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Elegant and Extensive Property for

Elegant Ettchstfc NH"PV..y 80
f THE late residences of Mr. Anied, Pnnce street.
.hA in Alexandria The house Is bricks built OF the best
materials, handsomely finished and weafrangeu io go
Tor, and contains fifteen most OF them
large and airy and has wide hall through the centre
one RANCE of wood and wash-ouses cisten above ground
two bathing aud two dressing rooms. On the opposite
wing, line greenhouse; and IN the rear. poA 'WoJ
double house for servants. xsu -,
The heterogeneous extend from Patrick to Henry street
The vegetable garden is large and Produouve' A.,
sirable residence in the District.
II will be sold low, and on ACCOMMODATING ermsi on APP
plication WIN. ~ null,
sent 25--tf At the Treasury Department
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

ID ARNES & MITCHELL at their Dry Goods Store,
ID two doors of ID Cligeu Co, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., in receipt of extensive and comete sup
ply of cheap spring goods, large jofty OF Which, hay
ing been purchased AZ auction IN New York ana otter
places win be sold least twenty-five per cent less than
those bought in the regular way We would very respect
to their interest bay Of a. 1t viii be sell the
goods We name, in par, tn, following, viz: 70
yard, OH ,ndsone style, aud colors warranted to wash
cases, 1000 yards, "A wide French organlle do al
case 200 yards, rich embroidered lawns, entirely
2casas, 1900 yards lawn ginghams unusually cheap
3 cases, 1000 yards handsome Style Manchester and
lease, 1000 ytlIl3, linen ginghams, among the
lot Tor second mourning
case 1900 yards, and handsome style bereges
i case 100 yards French balzarine
10 pieces and handsome style Monterey mousse
Ines for spring wear, al % cents per yard
2casos and beautiful style Polka muslin dresses,
10 Pieces handsome style wash ,ilks, very cheap
- DO handsome spring ta yc fax ndy " dress silks
I5 do Bregour plaids, new and handsome article
20 do Linn plads, cheap
30 do A fine French chintz
Also cases, 5000 yards, fancy prints, of new and
In mourning goods, we have Jast received
30 pieces aIpacrs at prices twenty per cent less than
10 pieces Iupin's black and bue-bIack bombasins,
Is do black bereges and balzarines, plain, satin
10 do black and white balzarine lawns, beautiful in
style
Is do plaid and striped, black and white ginghams
uncornmonly cheap W. -r-..
Love vels and handkerchets, &c.
% dozen linsn-canbrlc hankefchieis, mt lZi cents
Likewise complete assortment of every other price
20 dozen ladies' silk neck ties
Gloves-kld silk, Isle, thread cotton ana every oher
kind
Also, misses gloves
Rlbands French flowcrs, for bonnets &c
la hosieres have assortment OF every kind
$50 pieces Irish lnens, bought very cheap, and VIII be
sold a small profit
Also linen sheetings, table diapers, birdeye diapers,
Russia diaper, aud every other article that can be
called for ia linen goods
100 pieces plain PLAID and striped Swiss, null book,
and aconet muslns, IN prices from LA to 3'a cents
per yard .. .ta -.
In shawls our assortment is complete, embracing
White and coiored embroidered Canton Grape
s,atn-Stripe berege, thread, net wood go.
Plain. black. and coored silk, with many other Kinds
TOO numerous TO mention
The ladies will please favor us with call
March III -3tavu BARNES ~ MITCHELL.
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IOis sALE.--lntendng west, wish to dis
pose OF my very valuable property situated q street,
few doors from the War Department; part OF which is
occupied AT present by Commodore Bolton, private
residence the other part adjoining, present occupied by
myself a. residence grocery store, aud butter depot the
butter vault lis of the best in the ely, and good
neghborhood for retailing butter and groceries, Also, lot
and improvements on 18th street
Any persons wishing TO purchase viii please
cali on Mr. Stanislats Murray yseE The property
viii be shown by any time
APP 2-law3w AQUILLA RICKETTS,.
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VALUABLE Improved Property mt Private Snlc.--
Win be sold very low at private sale, the third and
fourth OF those reeuory brick houses, known by the name
Pennsylvania with depth OF lot oil 126 feet.
For terms, Ne, (Which will be liberall inquire OF
ROBERT w DYER,
Mar 2j-eo2wit[ Auctonecr and Com. Ner.
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I1Isr arrived. that much sousht-after quality OF

UIJsT arrived. that much sought-after quality OF
d white pine ~ merobanabe and panel seasoned II
small lot ony--the only lot however, in The market
Al few barrels OF cnlcined plaster. ~, -
IsInock fencing ras s =. %
i 1rogefh.r WI seesoned ~ select cuiis.
The above is lust landing Those who want TO buy cheap
win find il an advantage give call before 4 Is ~ ed
80, lie =, "a 10 he uIed JOHN PUhbL
Lumber.yard, ON 7th street, near Centre maihe''
Mar 26-eo3t5g law3w
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nOMEsTtC GooDS.-Wc have now a large and well
~ assorted stock of domestic goods. We have
2 eases extra fine domestic longcloihs, English finish
do fine do do IA wide
do l2a cent longcloths OF the Boot Mill, Waltham,
and other makers
do low-priced cotton
do III Hamilton sheetings
do 81 do do
10000 yards calcoes, l2i cents every possible variety
Also, cotton checks, twilled cotton pants &c.
These goods having been purchased from manufacturers
agents, we can sell them at the lowest possible
APP 2-3tf ID. CLAGETT, Il co.
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stantia bag leather, wei tanned weighing, for Nos land2
than ounces 10 the square foot; the bottom and flap
be OF good &irting leather, well tanned and the seams
70 be well and strongly secured with the best iron rves.
(tinned.)
HORSE MAIL BAGS, On sADDLE-BAGs FoRM)
Size No L. Body As inches long, and 40 inches in circum
Size No 2 Body, Il inches long, and widest parts, SO
Size No 3 Body inches long, and 80 inches in circu-
Ends or bottoms Of size No l, 10 by 81 inches.
DO do No. 3, 10 BY do,
stantia bag leather, well tanned weighing less
ounces to the square FOOT and the seams to be well and
chae horse rider .1ia r.a- ~ IAr
Proposal; fo furnishing mail bags and pouches, made of
waterproof canvass, OF India rubber, be
lidered
The mail bags above described comprise three distinct
classes viz Common bags leather null bags, and
aeaerroo bags and pouches Separate proposals will be
bag OF the sizes and kinds above described. -
improvements IN the construction OF any of these bags,
or in The materials thereof will be received; and their val
and adaptation TO the service, well price, will be
taken into consideration in determining the lowest and best
Co. All the articles contracted for be delivered free
OF expense TO The department. a. one Of the following
Psburg, Louisville, Nashville, and Huntsville; and bids
will be received ior the supply needed for each OF these
The bags are 10 be rigdly Inspected and will be
received that shall be inferior in respect the spec
standard articles. Alter Inspection and reception
they are to be paid Tor by the department. ..s :
No proposals will be considered, if not accompanied
with samples showing the construction and quality Of
erias and workmanship proposed and also 18th evidence
Of the competency and ability of the bidder the
work according TO contract. The specimens must be
delivered at this department on or before the LIST of May
and Will form in counexon with the proposals, the
basis OF the which TO be entered INFO
before The lst day of June next, thc bidder bidders
chosen will be required give bond, with sufficient
ties Ito be certified to by the OF e place where
in they reside,) OF money double the amount OF
for faithful performance OF the obligations
tered INTO ..l... ss tsln M
The proposals should be endorsed; Proposals. for mail
bags and be addressed to th P)sfm lister General. @
g. JOHNSON, Postmaster General,
The National Inteigencer, Washington city; Boston
Posts New York Globe Pennsylanin, Pnladelphia The
Argus, Baltimore The Louisville Democrats Nashville
Unon aud Cincinnati En- luirer, win publish the above
a week for weeks. ts 4N March 27--lain4w
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or Jo,EpHs ACADEMY Young Ladies'. near

CST. Jo.EPHs ACADEMY for Young Ladies', near
= Emnttsburg Frederick county, Md, conducted by the
Sisters OF Charity r, ,L.,c
The course OF instruction, besides all the branches OF
good English education includes History, Mythology Nat
ra and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Algebra
and Geometry The French, Spanish, German, Italian,
and Latin languages taught also vocal music, ana the
harp guitar and piano drawing and painting ana all tue
varieties OF plain and ornamental necdlework. 49,,
The for board and tuition, including all the odlna
nv branches of education also washing and mendng BED
and bedding and medical attendance are Sl5O per an
num- gHHt -, :,
For further particulars apply to The Mother Superior
St Joseph's House, EmmittsburgF a- Mar io-oW
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NEW nrusie, Just received The following
N ls this day reserved for sale Saoners Hall, Penn
aylyania aveniIe, two doors east of 10th street.
The angels serenade music by u Struck
The coiiscripts departures music by Glover
A hundred years ago music by Andrews s.r
Rose Atherton (; music by Charles Jetreys I.Ht
Jolly beggu music by Ternpleton cl1rs
Merry oh, the woodman trudges along music by
Brown i. .t .llli .sltN latl1A |t
The church-yard wall music by Bale yal 8
The merry bugle; music by Eastburn
A happy nome is mine; music by Russell
Never give up music by j. Jones
Death Of Oceoa music by j. Z. Knight
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THE written signature the only safeguard against
counterfeitsThe public attention is invited, and par
cnry referred to the ADVERTISEMENT setting forth the new
style labelling, and the putting OF Dr. anti
dyspeptic and dinner pills Also that of DIR. Dyo's APP
proved an-bilious pills. both OF which, it may be seen,
guard to be depended uponthe WRITTEN SIGNATURES Of the
ropreiors the label of each boz of pills. ir.g3 SD
All others which may be offered for sale by unprincipled
persons surely base counerfeits and will be rejected
such The pills that in the hands of persons who
rs have the written signature of the proprietor. ~
The sole agency for the sale of Becwths antidyspcptc
md Dyos ambitious pills. is vested in the hands OF T.
w Dyott ~ Sons of the Columbian College, No l33 North
second street. Philadelphia, who will any orders
or the same. ~.
Druggists and all wholesale dealers, who wish be fur
nished with the genuine pills, will be supplied the
be raj terms, by applying above. May 2l--n
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N1Hss ~" = WFAR---We have Just received
- 90 pieces builaps, Nos. I, 2 aud
1000 yards cotton Osnaburgs, best quality
lo,Vlo do brown couons all prices from g.! cents up
~ pieces Penitentiary plaid cotons
bales stout twiled cotons
Which we offer al the lowest market prices for cash,
punetua customers ID. .CLAGETT, co.
APP 2-3tif
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n TOURNINGs GOODS.-We have opened large
WI oimourning goods imported the present sea

son. We have
30 pieces Lupins bombasins, all Nos.
10 do do summer do, very fine
do do French lustres
10 do do plain black Berege
do satin, plaid, and striped do do
10 do fine plain black mousseliues
90 do veil grapes, all qualities
20 do black kid gloves
black Grenadne shnws N
2 do do Hermann
2 new-style black Berege, silk fringe.
With many other necessary articles which we will offer
at the lowest possible prices
All goods sold at our house warranted to be stated,
taken back. ID CLAGEIT az %.
arch 5-3tif
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A NEW Volume (the 14th) Of the "Enoyelupedia
"A Americana popular dictionary of arts, science,
sra,re history politics. and biography, just ssucd by
ea Blanc hard Fourth street, Philadelphia This sup
Elementary volume OF the valuable works Of the
,ge has been well prepared and brought up te year
5i7 by Professor Henry Vcthake, OF the University of
'ennsvvania The Subscribers who liza We been
Waiting completion perfect their scts and all
Who register of events Of the last fifteen years the
Whole world can obtain this volume separately price two
dollars, cloth, doUa and ity in enh-
r. match the style in which the publishers have been
ceiling il. i' s-F ts titais1nnlA t9lN 7Nor
subscribers in the large cities be supplied on app
alton any of the principal bookstores; and persons
ay the county their matched sending
volume IN charge OF friends visiting the city.
Lea ~ Blanchard issue catalogue Of their numerous
publications or libraries, sent gratis application by mail
or otherwise. March S-.teod
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In WORCESTER County counr, Nov. term. 1916.

In WORCESTER COUNTY CoURT, Nov. term, 1876
To wit February the Sth, 1877. )
TN the matter OF the petition OF benjamin Davis for
the devlsion of the real estate whereof W llam white
died. seized.
The commissioners heretofore appointed for the purpose
OF making division OF said real estate having made return
parties interested, division oil two parts,
and the said having been confirmed by the SAID court
1t is therefore, this eighth day February eighteen hundred
and otyseven, ordered by the SAID court that notice be
given 10 Major White, Margaret White and John White,
ZION of the commissioners and who absent of Wor
coste county, by causing copy OF this order to be pub
shed for four successive weeks before the day here
matter mentioned, newspaper, published IN the
city of Washington, that the second day OF May term next
hath been appointed for said parties appear make their
election according the of assembly in such made
and provided
Test; EDWARD ID. MARTIN, Clerk.
True copy test: EDWARD d. MARTIN, Clerk.
March 6--IaW4w.