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PROPOSALS FOB FURNISHING PAPER
FOB TIE PUBLIC PRINTING.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,
Washington, January 25, 1876.
IN pursuance Of the provisions of the act entitled
Il AN act I'd provide tor executing the pu lie
printing" SC, approved August %, 1852, sealed
prOposas will be received this Office in the Cap
itOl, until Wednesday, the 18th day Of March next,
at l9 O'Clock IN, for furnishing the following quan-
titles and descriptions Of writing paper, 10 wit:
$40 rtams, weighing % pounds per reaIn and mca-
suriEg 10 by 25 inches
!, 100 reams, weighing % pounds per ream and mea-
suring lS by 25 inches
100 reamS, weighing "a pounds per ream and mea
surIng Is by - inches
$40 reans, weighing y pounds per ream, and mea-
suring l6 by l6 inche-
so ream-, weighing IL pounds per rear, and mea-
suring - by Is inches
All these papers TO be made of the best materials.
and nnisiIed Ia the best manner and tree FROM adu
tezatlOn- contract will be entered into for SLID
plying the aasntiiies stated at such times as the
Iabc service may require but the privilege is re-
served OF ordering greater quantity of either kin
should greater quantity be Tequireti at such times
spd IN such quantities as may be deemed necessary
Samples Oi each kind of paper must accompany
each BIZ, and all proposals and samples mu.t be
transmitted TO this Ot!ice, free OF postage or other
expense
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
of n N making II, and must specify the price Der
pound, and the consequent price per ream and but
one ptlce) OF each description Of paper.
Al the parsr must be delivered at such place or
places as may be designated in Washinston city; in
good OrIer free OF all and every extra charge or
pense, and subject 10 the inspection, count weight
and measurement Of the Superintendent, and be in
al respects satisfactory.
blank forms for proposals will be furnished Gt this
once u persons applying for them and none will
be taken into consideration unIees substantially
agreeing herewith.
Bonds with approved securities will be required
fsnd the supplying Of an inferior article or failure
70 supply the quantity required any tim. will be
ccBsi tered a violation Of the contract.
Eaeh bidder Is required TO furnish wi:h his pTOpo-
sails satisfactory evidence OF his ablrv 10 execute it,
aud any proposal unaccOmPanied with such eyi-
dence will be rejected.
Proposals will be addressed 10 the "Superintend-
eat Of the Public Printing, Capitol Of the United
States, Washington, and endorsed Proposals for
Supplying Paper.
A C. SEAMAN
Superintendent of the Public Printing.
ian 29-eOtd
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VALENTINES IN CHURcH.-Mr. Irwin.
yestry of st. Paul's church, had his atten.
iion called during the service, on Sunday
night last, to some disorder in the color
ed gallery, and having hurried ND to as
certain the cause, discovered black fel-
low named Greene Smith, with q yalen-
tine in his hand, which he paraded about
with considerable clamor, while his back
was turned to the preacher, the better
to conceal his improper actions. Mr.. Ir.
vim took him by the collar, led him to the
street door, and pushed him out, admin
isteiing a few kicks to him as he left.
In less than two minutes Afterwards q
rock came whizzing through one of the
windows fronting on Grace street; and
Mr.. Irwin Suspecting Smith to have
thrown it, went up to the colored gallery
and ascertained from others, that were
seated in the same pew with him, where
he resided. lie Immediately repaired to
the fellows residence, and waiting for a
short time at the door to hear what was
passing inside, heard other parties rebuke
the rascal severely for his conduct in
church. He thereupon rushed in and ar
rested the fellow. lie was brought before
the Mayor yesterday, and was ordered
twenty five. Information having reach
ed his honor that he had left The State
some time since, and returned after an
absence of some months, he ordered him
to be detained for examination.-Rich.
IlhJO
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THE LEpERs III JERUSALEM

In my rambles about Jerusalem |
passed on several occasions through the
quarter of the lepers. Apart from the
interests attached to this unfortunate
class of beings (arising from the freque
allusion made to them in Scripture,
there is much in their appearance and
mode of life to attract the attention and
enlist the sympathy Of the STRANGER
Dirt and disease go revoltingly together
here gaunt famine stalks through the
s streets; constant cry of suffering
Swells upon the dead air, and sin broods
darkly over the ruia in that gloomy i'll
fated spot. Wasted forms sit in the
door ways. faces covered with old white
sails and sightleSS eyes are turned up.
wards, skeleton arms dis orted and in
fected with the ravages of leprosy, are
outstretched from tie foul moving mass {;
and a howl Of the stricken for aims :;
aims, oh, stranger. for the love of God
aims to feed the inexorable destroyer
aims to prolong this dreary and hopeless
misery!
Look upon it, stranger, you who walk
forth in all your pride and strength, and
breathe the fresh air of heaven you who
have never known W hat it is to be Stunned
by your fellow man as a thing unclean
and accursed; you who deem yourself
unblest with all the blessings that God
has given you upon earth; look upon il
and learn that there is misery above
all that you have conceived in your
gloomiest hours-a misery that can be
endured; learn that even a leper, with
death gnaWing in his vitals and unceas-
ing tortureS in his blood, cast out from
the society of his fellow man, forbidden
to touch in friendship or affection the
hand of the untainted, still struggles for
life, and deems each hour precious that
keeps him from the grave.
The quarter of the lepers is sad and
impressive place. BY the laws of the
land which have existed from Scriptursl
times, they are isolated from all actual
contact with their fellow men, vet there
seems to be no prohibition to their going
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SINGULAR FoNDNEss OF A Cow FOR
CHILDREN.-We are informed by reliable
means, that very Domestic and favored
cow of Mr.. Clark, of Springwells, accom-
plished her death day or two since, in
a most singular manner. The cow was
very gentle and would suGer the children
to play about her with the utmost pa
tience, and would often come to the door
as if in search of company. One day
last week she came to the door but the
weather was too cold for the children 70
venture out, and therefore she was left
alone. The only thing which attracted
her attention was common corn broom.
At the brush Of this she began chewing,
and after sturdy labor of her jaws, sue
ceeded in swallowing it. But unfortu-
nately the handle was too hard for her
teeth and too long for her stomach, and
SO she could neither spit it out nor swal-
low it down. A butcher was called and
the unfortunate brcom.eater was made
beef in short order. --
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out behind the walls of Jerusalem and

out behind the walls of Jerusalem and
begging by the road side. Near the gate
of Zion, on the way to Bethlehem, / saw
many OF them sitting on rocks, hideous
faces uncovered, thrusting forth their
scaly hands for aims. Their huts are
rudely constructed of earth and stone.
seldom with more than one apartment.
and this so filthy and loathsome that it
seems unfit for swine to dwell in. Here
they live and propagate, whole families
together without distinction of sex: and
their dreadful malady is perpetuated
from generation to generation, and the
groans of the aged and dying are min.
gled with the feeble wall of the youne
that are brought forth branded for a life
Of misery. N
Strange and mournful thoughts arise
IN the contemplation of the sad condi.
tion and probable destiny Of these in.
fated beings. Among so many. there
must be some in whose breast the power
OF true love is implanted love of women
IN Its purest Sense. for offspring, for all
the endearments of domestic life which
the untalnted are capable of feeling
yet doomed never to exercise the affec-
tons without perpetuating the curse;
some, too, In whom there are hidden
powers of mind unknown save tn thsn,-
selves; ambition that corrodes with nm.
availlng aspiration a thirst for action
that burns increasingly, yet never can be
aSsuaged; all the ruling passions that
are implanted in man for great and noble
purl oses; never to give one moments
pleasure unmixsd with perpetual gloom
of that curse which dwells in their
blood.
As plodded my way for the last time
through this den of sickening sights, a
vision Of human misery was impressed
upon my mind that time cannot efface.
| passed when the rays of the sun were
cold and the lights were dim and there
came out from the reeking novels lep-
rous men, gaunt with famine, and they
barred their hideous bodies and howled
like wild beasts; and women held out
their loathsome and accursed babes, and
tore away the rags that covered them,
and pointing to the shapeless mass
shricked for aims.
al was disease, sin and sorrow where
ever | went; and as passed on, unable
to relieve the thousandth part of misery.
means OF despair and bowling curses fol
lowed me, and the lepers crawled back
into their novels to rot in their filth and
die when God willed.-Cor. Nat. Intsl-
Ia eICer.
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THE LATE MR.. MEADE'S PICTURES.
T'O BE RAFSLED FOR IN 400 CHANCES
i AT e25 EACH

=" De hArSLED roh IN HOO ChANCES
l. AT e26 EACH.
PRIZE sol
"St. Thomas Of Villanueva, giving Aims to the
Poor, copy of Murillo, by one of his pupils and
touched by that great artst-sad 10 be equal 10 the
original, cost "a 900.
The alteration of the Wise Men OF the East a
genuine Murlo; cost S3,O00
PRIZE3
Heal Of our Saviour" by Cosreppio cost Il 900.
81 900.
Mr.. g. A. MATLACK is authorized 10 receive
SUBSCRIPTIONS IN this city, Of whom tickets NAV De
obtained, or Of Messrs. TAYLOR & MAURY,
All money received on account of the Rattle will
be deposited in Bank until the drawing takes place,
which will be duly announced.
From the National Intelisencer.
Articles similar to the anne Ied we have observed
IN several distant papers, contained in their Wash
lngton correspondence. We are glad 10 see that a
member Of the family is willing to dispose of pa n
OF the rare collection Of the late Richard W. Meade
VINO, during his4oag residence in SPAIN had oppor
tuhitles, which his Opuence enabled him to indulge
Tor selecting many Of the finest pantings in Spain
that treasure hoose Of pictorial riches. The dis
tuIDed state OF the country al the time, moreover,
maze II favorable for obtaining many gems Of art
which would Otherwise never have been purchase
Bile.
From tie Boston Chronicle.
CHRF DuGvRRE OF ART.-Several chef d,uopres
or Munilo, Correggio, and other masters which were
brought from Spain during revolutionary times hy
the late K. w Meade, have elected the admir,io,
OF connosseUrs during the past week i'm the Roiundo
of the Capitol. They are to be disposed of for The
beneft of daughter of Mr. Meade residing in New
YORK, after an opEortunity has been given to the
public for an examination feb e. ~
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TO INVENTORS.

THE oGcs of 'sThe Inventors Protsctan National
L Union" L. On 7th street, opposite the East Por.
leo Of the Pctont Ocs, and 10 now ready TO attend
20 tho business Of its members namely In u.kins
sIAmioAtion" and soliciting patents, Sc.
Inventors ere invited to call and ret copy Of In
Constitution ant ty-lsSs, and wheEs Gag infornaa
tcn viii hc given respecting the u8loa.
All letters On busrs-s tsuBr 10 directed u the o;
ice, vhera stsspIiou viii 6e given inmcdia:Aly.
mole! aisop s In coonesiicn With tho OILS.
Taere c:o,el.cau te Iasis toort.r 1T ti, ehor.a;i
notice. T. e. CLAYTON,
- lp-rfy prssiipnt r. p n n
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COUGHING DowN.-One evening, when
Mr.. Hunt was speaking in the House of
Commons, an honorable member was
unusually persevering in his Efforts to
cough him down. Mr.. Hunt cured the
honorable gentleman of his cough by one
short sentence, which, delivered as it
was infinite dramatic effect, created un-
usual laughter. Mr.. Hunt put his hand
into his pantaloonc pocket, and after
fumbling about few seconds, said, with
the utmost imaginable coolness, that he
was extremely sorry to find that he
bad not few lozenges in his pocket for
the benefit of the honorable member
who seemed to be SO distressed with a
cough, but be could assure him he would
provide some for him by the next night"
;evcr did doctor prescribe more efec-
t.ial!y; not only did Mr. Hunt tormen-
tor from that moment get rid of his
cough, but it never returned, at least
while Mr.. Hunt was speaking.
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@ Mott Bedslrs Line. IA

NEW YORK, ,.9LEX.4NDRL9, WASHINGTON
CITY, IND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
P.4CKHS.
Tl'HlS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEKLY
i from pier Ia East River, New York, and oftener
necessary, and are composed of the following first
class vessels:
New schr. a. y. BedeI BedeIl, master.
New schr. Mott BsdeN, A. Y. TreGwril
Schr .4nn d., VIM. Oliver, master.
Sch. rolar't, l.. A. Smith, master.
Sehr. ComD.HndeT in Gh.ef, WogI I'm, master
Schr. GreenlpGy, Wilson, master.
These vessels are all fat saers, and the masters
men OF experience IN the trade, ana the ouly repu
lar line OF Washington City pac keis.
MOTT BEDELL,
Wall street, N. Y.
g. =. MASTERS g. SONS,
Alexandria5 Va.
THOMAS RILEY,
fcb i-Um Washington and d. C.
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.... GRATIS
JUST PUBLISHED: A NEW DISCOVERY IN


A FEW words on the Rational Treatment with.
IA out Medicine, of Spermatorrhea, 49,
or Local Weakness, Nervous Debii- Ass5IxS2
ty, Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weak SlNSs&
ness Of the Limbs and Back, Indspo- ~
sition and Incapacity for Study and Il
Labor, Dizziness of Apprehension, Loss of Memory,
aversion 20 Society, Love of Solitude. Timidi,y,
Self Distrust, Dizziness, Head Ache, Involuntary
Discharges, Pain in the Side, Affection of the Eyes,
Pimples on the Face, Sexual and other infirmties
In man.
FROM THE FRENCH OF DR.. d. DE LANEY.
The impOfa1t fact that these alarming com laints
may easily be removed without Medicine Is in this
small tract clearly demonstrated; and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, as adopted by
the author, fully explained, by means of which ev
cry one Is enabled TO cure himself perfectly and al
the least possible cost, avoiding thereby all the ad-
veftised nostrums Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis, and post free in a
age stamps to Dr. B. DE LANEY, No. Il Lispenard
sueel, view forK. jan l7-3m
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A BOOK OF GREAT VALUE q INTEREST.

[ NCLOPEnlA OF MISSIONS, by Rev. Harvey
- Newconb, vol. large octave, double columns
Ie4 pages; price S3 Embracing comprehensive
view Oh al the Missionary operations In the World,
with geographical descriptions, condition of the un
evangeIlzed, Sc together with the religious move
ments OF the age, under an alphabetical arrange
meht, illustrated with rhirty-two Missionary Maps
Inc Cyciopedla OF Missions, by Rev. Harvey
Newcomb, regard as work Of great permanent
value IL confains within a moderate conn u.s. and
In a convenient form, large amount Of Just the
KIND OF information, historical, statistical and Illus
lister, and every christian layman needs TO possess
and which could be gained only by aborious re
search I'm books and documents, many of which are
not easily accessible. GEO. w. WOOp,
Sec. A. b. e.. F. M"
Agents for the District:
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE
feO Ia 49S Seventh 81,
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NROM PARlS.-Oeuvres completes de Vol
Il taire, IS vols, octave, in fine binding, S55
DE Thoti; Historic Universe!!e, ii Volumes quarto
bound, 80
RegnaId; oeuvres completes. vols, octave, bound,
50 so
oeuvres de D'Alembert, vols, octave, bound s6
CohdIliac, oeaSres completes, lG vols octave, Gne
calf, SO
Bbliotheque Historique, 3 vols, octave, halfbound
s. so
Dunal oeuvres completes, 9 vais, octave, half
bound, 81 80
Memories du Due de Rovigo, vols, octave, half
bound, Sc so
oenski; Memories Snr la Pologne, vols, octave,
half calf, 50
Boassuet Historic des Variations des Epsss Prot
estant, veis, octave, half morocco S4
i.avaieri fhysonOmie, 10 vols, full calf numerous
Illustrations, S-!3
Annaes du Parchment Francais, folio, vols, hall
calf, Sl4
Aeimpression de lAnoien Moniteur l1s9 to 1892 %
vols, folio, in fine binding, S95
And many others al the same range Of prices, i'm
ported direct from Paris, by
feb l0 FRANCK TAYLOR
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oFFIofAL
TREASURY DEPARsU

TREASURY pFPAhsznzT, Jan. 3, 1855.
Notice i hereby given To tSs lAaers of the fol
towing described stocks Of the Unled States, that
this department prepared purchase, at any time
between the date hereof and the lst Msrch next,
portions Of those stocks, amounhng in the aggre-
gate TO 81 900 OoO In the manner and on the terms
hereinafter mentioned, TO wit:
ln case or any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be given in the order
~ time 10 which said stocks may be offered. The
certificate, duly ASSIGNED to the United States by
the parties who receive the amount thereof,
must be transmitted to this department; upon the
receipt whereof; price will be paid compounded Of
the following particulars:
i. The par value amount specified in each
certificate.
= premium on the stock Of the loan authorized
by the act Of July, 1876, redeemable November II,
1856 62k per cent; on the stock Of the loan au
tsoSized By the act Cf 1872 redeemable 3lst Decem
ba, 1872 Of 10 per cent; on the stock of the loans
.utbOrzed by the Of 1877 and ls4s, and redeem
able, the former ON the 3Ist December, 1867, and
the latter 5sth June, 1858, of l6 per cent; and
on the stock OF the loan authorized by the act Of
1880, and redeemable or the 3lst December, 1864,
commonly called the Texan indemnify six per
cent
T. Interest on the par Of each certificate from the
lst Of January, les, to the date of receipt and
Lement al the Treasury, with the allowance (for
The money 10 reach the owner) of one days interest
in Pddition.
Payment Tor said stocks will be made in drafts Of
The Treasurer Of the United Ststes on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, as
the parties may direct
But no certificate will b. entitled 10 the benefit of
mis- notice which shall be actually received al
The Treasury on or befIre the said lst day of March
DeIt.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
ian 4-dtharl Secretary OF Treasury.
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EN- TIST RY.

NE. MUN50N respectfully cal public attention
1 y TO his Lew, patent, end GREATLY spsSeasa
IMPROVED metLoi OF 5etting Artificial j53 .GSSs.:s8
fssth, With Continuous Gum-ths very IfD
PhRFECTION OR RTEE ART. This style
of Teeth has tie follow advantages over all others
vis: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, COM
fOaf, uxi BEAUTY, vising with Nature In these
resPscts, and sone others excslllEg. Public inspee
sioa is respectfully solicited Please cell and see
specimens.
CACfION.-So other Dentist In the District Of
Co.uGoiA has right to naks this style Of Teeth.
y. - Teeth constitutiopAliy healthy, plugged
snt warranted for lie.
Once sni house ct No. 2es street, near the cor.
~: Of PsnasyavHnia avenue and 18th street.
nov lS-u
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MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.

M Rs. q. ANOERSOS has recsrsd Largo and
wi complete assortment Of Msthsm aicAl Ins,ru.
ments ant Drxging Materials Of superior quality
The Ms'h' matcal instruments are chiefly OF Swiss
msnufactory In rss-s ss veil as ia separate pieces
Watsr colo ss snl ol oolors Drawing papers OF ey.
sgy quality.
Aiso, Studies In Drawing ana Painting
dec A-1 276 Penn sv.nu.
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CHEAPEaT BOOK EVER
PUBLIsH ED, snd containing
nesrly d ubie the quantity oI
rea1ing matter in that Of the
FIFTY CENTS OR DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS.
It trests on the PHYSIOLO-
GY OF MARRIAGE, and the
secret !, ffmities and disorder
Of youth and maturity, r.
sulting from excess-s, which
destroy the ply SIC 81 and men
FOL Tnuvarc rich nlxax.z
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PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT

NEW snd seco d hsnd PIANOS, Of nv own and
IN several oshsr factories, are always Co.,
be had a. my Piano Wsr.room, on Elev1
enth st., between Pa. avenue and ct.
rI1 Pianos taken in exchange.
Tuning also attended to.
p. @. RRICHENBACH.
p. "a few yery low pr'csi secondhand Pianos
rom So for sais. dee I-Sm
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NIHO'S WHO IN 1855, pocket volume
w Dds Parliamentary Companion for 1855,
pocket volume
British Army Iist for 1885
friIish Navy List d.
The Planetary Worlds, their Topography and
Telescope Appearances, by j. Bre.r' Cambridge
Observatory, vol
BIackwoOd's Almanac for 1855 Hc
Imported by last steamer by
feb2 FRANCK TAYLOR
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.

TNHE subscriber has always on hand a assolt
Il ment OF German and American Pr -<<,-.x-.
AMOS, from the very best manufacturersfTT
which be Offers for sale at lower prices
than can be purchased in the District of Columbia,
and Gn the most accommodating terms. All Pianos
purchased from me warranted TO give satisfac-
tion.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
B. REISS, Professor of Music,
G, betw. Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
feb 6-3ms
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UNDERTAKEN.

7 WOULD RESPECTFULLY return my thanks to the
eitisens OF Washington snd its vicinity for thef
past patronage, and say that owing to the freqaep
,alls in the Undertaking branch CT my business,
have been iaducei TO discontinus the msnufaoturc
Of Frrniture- and turn my ette7tion fully to the
UNDERTAKING. have spared no pains to have
svsry thing that Ia requisite 70 lay business, and
An Therefore fully prepared to meet any order after
fsw moments notice, and assure those who may
yive ue call thst will spare no pains to carry out
;hair or ie;s to their entire sxtsEastiCn.
JAMES 2. HARVEY,
No. 41o, 1th st., between @ and a.
N.B.-oal attended te at sn hours of the night
mar 2L1y
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A r N Y

No. 81 Bridge street, Georg trwn,
Smepared to furnish BALLS, DINNERS, SO,r Ess
i WEDDINGS, &c, with everything ia Tie Con:ec
tionary ne in any part Of the District nj The sho.t
est notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
ian l9-tf
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~ The mortality of Dublin has in
creased at an alarming rate, the deaths
in one week being nearly 400 out Of Z
population of 260, 900.
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UNDERTAKES, DC.

CABINET MAKER d UNDERTAKEN.
yTNRE undersigned would respectfully inform his
i friends, scqaaintsnces, and the public generally
that he stl coctnues 10 execute all orders In hif
line Of business In the best anner and ct the short
ct notice.
REPA1RIH0 neatly ard promptly executed
FUNERALS attended to Ct
the shortest notice. and In tie best N1S4zEHnS
manner. Bo5t:t preserved tn Tie NEST perfect man
ner, eoen ia The eGrm<st saath<7.
.hankful for past fSyors, he would respectfully
oltoit, and win endssvor 10 merit Q continuance O.
NE same. ANTHONY RUCELY,
Ps. ave-, o. side, between 9Th and 10th sts.
Residence: Mr. Martins, No. 500, d street. third
ncuss east CT IT. strest mar lily
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NEW POLKA.

- UsT published and for sale az HILBUS HITZ'
u Mu.ic Depot, the
TUNERS POLKA,
Composed and dedicated 10 JACOB Hhbus, Esq,
by J. Esputa, embellssed w.t., teagiiirl and cor
rect likeness Oi the veteran tuner.
Prlee % cents.
the trade supplied on very liberal terms.
feb O. II