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DIR. q. JoI.LIa MATTooKs,

can be consulted at his Offices asfollows the year
'eT one day every eight weeks:
FREMONT, o., Ressler's Hotel, Mondays, April
! l5 June TO- August s, Sept 80, Nov. rs.
| CLYDE, o., Eagle Hotel, Tuesdays, Aprl ia, June
| IL, AuE. 6, Oct. ], Nov 26.
| NORWILK, o., American Hotel. Wednesdays,
| April II, june Il, Aug, Z, Oct. Q. Nov. %.
| RESIDENCE, Cleveland, 1o7 Erie Street, Satuf-
aYs, jan l9' Feb, 10, ksSeh 10, April 20, Nay -.
| vi nsSyl.
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AUcTIoNE ER .
LEGAL
L -. GREENR s SON.

A rroRNEYs Il coUNsELLORs AT LAW, viii
n attend to Legal Business in Sandusky and ad-
inining counties. Particular attention paid to the
eollection Of Claims. Soldiers Back Pay, Bounty
aud Pension claims promptly attended to. OFFICE
Front, esrner room, ,up-statrs, Tyler Block,
FREMONT, OHIO.
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g. BUCKLAND q SONS

DEALERs in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints,
~ Oils, Varnishes, Dye-Stufs, Glass, Books, Sta
tiOnsry, Wall PsPeE, Fancy Goods, &C., DC No. ],
Buckland's old Block,
FREMONT. OHIO.
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DRUGGISTS.

DIR. Il. DILLON a. SON,
nRUGGISTs and dealers in Paints, Oils, Dye-stuns
~ window Glass, Patent Medicines, Fancy Arti
oles, &C., Front Street,
FREMONT, OHIO. 6g So
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i. R. RARTLETT..

TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Once
"A over D. GArviu 4 Co.'s Store, corner Front and
FREMONT, OHIO.
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Mlistellaneous Selections.
The White Sparrow.

FROM THE GERMAN.
q ''Sleep is the worst of thieves;
He steals half our lives"
In most parts of Germany, there pas
sescurrent among the people this pro-
verb,
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M Z DIcAL.
HI. F.BAKER. nj. D.,

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND AoCoUoHEUR
IL Private diseases carefully treated and promptly
cured. oce and residence State Street. East side
of the river four doors east OF the Brick Tavern,
FREMONT. OHIO. ll5h
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L. @. RAWSON,
JAMES MOORE, Fremont, Ohio.
JOSEPH4.R .RAWSoN,) -
Fremont, March Is, lse7.-vl5n1eti.
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GRAIN,
LUMBER,
- MERCHANDISE,
AND OTHER PRODUCTS.

JosErH L. RAwsoE is Managing Agent.
Office at the Ware House.
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An Irishman warns the people not to
trust his wife, because he never was
married to her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-20

UI6TREs6IE6 aCCIDENT-EIyE CHILDREN
nRowEKn- were called upon to chronicle
Que OF the most distressing and heart rendtng
accidents iaetevening " bile It is ever been our
duty to record Ii occurred near Eontel elle
on Friday morning, the 5th instant AN resu lied
In the drowning Of five children in the Elk
Horn river,
Two of these were the daughters Of our val
ued friend, Row. o. y. Dake. OF Frencn-Mary
and Sarah-the former aged To- and the latte r
years, the other three. were the children OF
Mr.. John Ray, OF Fremont-two sons, aged II
and years respectively, and daughter aged
gears.
Mrs. Drake and her sister, Miss Ea ton, and
Mrs Ray, With an infant child, and one other
narrowly escape a watery grave.
The circumstances af Ibis affecting accident
are as follows: Mr.. Dake ana Mr.. Ray, with
their families. went to Fontsnelle to attend a
picnic on the 4th OF July. Returning on the
tie ferry boat OF the ueuAl construction,
guarded at the sides, but open at the ends.
Mr.. Dake, Mrs Dake and Miss Eiton,:. with
Mr.. DIS two children, Mr. and Mrs. Ray, with
i've children were in the wagon-the third
child OF Mr.. Dake fortunately standing ont
side on the boar, when abont one third the way
across the river, for some unassigned reason
the hind end Of the wagon was backed into the
stream-the waiter being four to ten feet deep
emptying the precious cargo into the swift
current OF the Elk Horn. The stream IL about
100 feet wide at this point. Thus prscipitated
into the WATERFALL went down. Mr. Ray rescu-
ed his wife and chiid.panic and fear seizing
all-Mrs. Dako and Miss Eaton foated to
shallow water-Miss Eaton resculng one Of
the Ray children that chung to her ankle in
its sect. preserving efforts, while i've little
ones went to a wAtSry grave and heir last,
long sieep.-Oma Ia Herald, July7
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COOPERATIVE ENrERrRIsEs.-The New
fOrh Sun is showing how The system OF CO.
operation Is now being practically applied IN
the huIIding OF yelling houses and the estab-
Hshmept of stores and workshops:
In this city, I've are told, a am Der of these
enterprises are now in progress, and the idea
has apparently become go popular with work
ing that its more general adoption may be
expected We are pleased to see this progress
in co operation. Bpt, since The plan has at
tanned taBeible shape, it is important that
working men sholld fully understand what
Is required 10 make 1t g success. Bad man.
asemsnt will prove just as fatal TO a co opera
ton enterprise as TO any other kind. The
principle Is strong in itself bur II Is not strong
enough 20 bear the weight OF mismanage-
ment. TAe first thing necessary TO a successful
movement OK this character is complete
unity OF purpose among those who enter iE TO
Hf-a determination 70 JOIN hands, stand firmly
together. and pus b the enterprise forward in
spite OF every ciscouragement. Another i'm /.
shcient men 30 manage the business. A man
That he would axe good agent to control a
business. In this respect workngmen labor
under disadvantage, tor their talents have
not generally been trained in thu RICH direction
for such management. nor have they the requi.
site experience. 1t may be necessary Ia some
cases TO go outside Of the trade ranks in order
to find acee ptable men for the business, and il
that be done vigilance and judgment must be
exercised IL order TO secure mea who are
worthy OF confidence In short while the co.
operation principle is excellent IN itself, great
care is necessary in order to MAKE its applica-
ton q Success
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DROPOSALS FOR ENGINE HOUSE.

Be ii enacted By the Board of Alderman and Beard
o. Common Council That the sum of twelve thou
sand dollars: or so much thereof as may be neces-
Of the general fund, for the purchase of suitable
lot, and TO build an engine house for the Of
Steamer No. /. That the location and site of the
engine house and plan Of the building shall be
determined 10y the Mayor, one member of the
Board of Aldermen, one member of the Board
OF Common Council, and the Beard of Fire Com
mlssiOners; and the said engine house shall DO
shall constitute the building committee and under
their direction the building shall be erected;
said building committee shall advertise in three
daily papers in the city of Washington tor ten l0t
and specifications to be provided, and award the
contracts to the most advantageous bidder or bid
ders. he or they gi wing security for faithful
pliance with the contracts in double the amount Of
house; and In no case shall the contractor con-
tractors be paid for any extra work materials
except on written order from the Building Com
mittee, or snch legally authorized person as they
may select for that purpose and specific time
shall be named in the contracts for the completion
OF the work Contracted for, under suitable Forfeit
for each day 9 failure.
Approved December S, 1865.
OFFICE FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
Room No. 3, West Wing City Hall, July 9, 1877. {
ce1ved at this Office for ten 0) days from this Hat
Tor erecting Building Tor the use of Steamer
The location of the above to be on K street north
near 18th street west, Lot Square lS4. Plans and
specifications for the above building be seen at
this Office between the hours of 9 and each day
The right is reserved to REJECT any or all bids.
H. NJ. KNIGHT,
JOHN TIC. CLARK.
I IhASw J. G Th0MPIda;
THOMAS BERRY.
jy 9-10t Building Committee.
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PROPOSALS,
L CoGRIZANCE OF TIE BuREAu OF j
E9VlpPMEsAS,T AND RECRrrinniiEsd'
FEREST NAVY YARDS.
- - NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
bcRRAU OF EeufPMEsr AND kEcRUirING:

30 sEE NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BCRRAu or EQUIPMENT AND REcRUIrING.
W u. q, July y 1877. \ r
Sealed Proposals. to furnish Materials for the
Many for te fiscal year ending June 30, 1884, will
~ received ct this Tureau until 10 O'clock M Of
thu grh al Juy NEXT AZ which time the pro DOS ais
" i'll be openet = = y
The PROPOSALS must be add essed 10 the 'sChef of
The Rnresn al 1, mi pme mt and Recruiting Navy De-
paltEicBt " a. ssin gt0n - and must be endor sed
ray he distineui she'd from other business letters
strut,ins 20 bidders giyin the forms of memorial
If guarantee and Of eerti6sate Of guarantors will
be iruish.d 10 such no raons as desire To bid on an
piieation Ia the Cofnmandants Of the respective
Sayy ards and those of ali the Yards on apuIica-
ior, to ibe Hureau -
TIE tnTnrSa niaut of each Navy Yard and the
p1rrhasn y parTnastcr for eacb ststion will ha Va
COW az the nies Of the other Tor eyami
paf;on nnIv in ~rdar thar nsrsnrs Who inland IN
bid may nudge whs ther it is desirable to make ap-
piica ton for any of the classes of those Yards
The prePgsal must be for the whole of a class;
and all applications for information for the
animation Of samples, must be made to the
mandants Of tn" respective yards.
cate from the c@ieetPI Of Inter Revenue for the
license to deal in the articles for which he proposes;
and lie must further show thathe is mannf turer
Of, or regular lNler in, the articles which he Of
t"rs 70 supply. Ihe guaranfors must be certified
~ tie Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the district
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-20

DISEASE PRODUCED RY SLEEPING ToGErH.
RR During the night there is cons iderabl ex-
halation from our bodies. and at the same
time we absorb large quantity of the vapors
OF the surrounding air. Two healthy young
children sleeping together will give and re-.
ceive healthy exhalations; but an old, weak
person near child will, in exchange tor
health, only return weakness. A sick mother
near her daughter communicates sickly ema.
nations 10 her; II the mother has q cough of
long duration. the daughter will at some time
Also cough and suffer by IT; il the mother has
pulmonary consumption 1t will be ultimately
comm unicased to her child. It's known that
the bed Of q consumptive is a powerful and
sure source Of contagion, as we'll as for men as
for women, and the more SO for young per-
eone. Parents and friends ought to oppose az
mnch as is in their power the sleeping together
OF old and young persons. Of the sick and of
the healthy. Another reason ought to forbid
every mother or nurse keeping small children
with them in bed: Notwithstanding the advice
OF prudence, no year passes that we do not
hear OF nAw in voluntary infanticide. A baby
full OF life, health and vigor in the evening il
found dead the next morning, sufocated by
Is parents or purse.
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GRAY HAIR

Restored to it's original Youthful Color by the
use of that Scientific Discovery called
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER,
1t will make Hair grow upon bald heads, EXCEPT
in very aged persons, it furnishes the nutritive
principle by which the hair is nourished and sup
ported
1t will prevent the hair from falling out and does
not stain the skin
No better eridenes Of its superiority need be ad-
dnced than the feet that so many limitations of 1t are
offered to the public.
IT Is A SPLENDID HAIR DRESSINGI
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail
H. p. HALL & CO.,
Nashua, n. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all Druggists. ie ls-eo2m
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| IL. NO. JSO, .. r.. corner OF seventh and u 8t5.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
I=# TATE AT AUCTION. -
g. " z- No. GG-EQUITY. as#
Johanna E. Rupert and John Rupert, Complain
ants, vs.. Bernard tieier and Louisa Thoma
.@ Defendants. tEI s#-sE#
By virtue of decree of this Court, passed in this
cause on the 10th day of July 1851 will SELL on
the premises, commencing at 5 Q clock p M, on
ing named valuable property, viz. Lots numbe red
l,2.3, 4, 8, and H. in the subdivision of Lots mum
beIed l, 2 4, g. and "a, in Square numbered GO.
and parts OF Lots numbered Y and q. in the same
square. Also. Lot numbered IL, in Square num-
bered 673 with the improvements, which are. on
brick house. containing l3 rooms and wide hall
through the house. The lot has a front of 20 feet
on N street, and l3s feet deep; on Lot No q is a
large two story frame house with basement; Lot
fronts LIZ feet inches North Capitol street with
a depth of 20 feet, on Lot a there are three two
Pierce street, or co foot alley Lot IL in Square
673. two frame buildings. This property is i'm
nediately opposite the former described on North
Capitol street ~.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the Court are
One fourth Of the purchase money to be paid down
on the day of sale; balance in 6, T. and is months
the purchaser to give notes for the defe rred pay
ments, bearing interest from day of SALE secured
by deed Of trust on the property. All conveyance
ing and revenue stamps at the cost of the pur-
to comply with the terms of sale in five days after
the SALE the ustee the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defaulting
purchaser, by advertising such resale three times
BERNARD GEIER. 4.
FL Executor and Trustee.
.# GREEN WILLIAMS,
~ ~ stufhGds AuctiOneers
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virginia News.

An impetus has 'latsly been given to the
direct trade movement with England, which
has oPen az itasing she business men Of norfolk
for many months past by the estabhshnsnt Of
an additional line OF steamers TO Liverpool, TO
be kpopn up der the title of, the 1T ntted States
Mail Line to Liverpool" The steamship
Worcester, of this new hne, 10 ad vertised 70
sail ON The o4th inetant The eteamship Pro-
points, OF the old line, sails tor Liverpool On
the 1st proximo
There will he pnhlic meeting Of he eiti-
gems OF Bedford on Monday next, TO consider
the subject OF immigration, and to devise come
means of securing TO themselves, the great
benefit to res ut from this movement.
Incorporation" meeting has neen held in
Henrv county-and Col. VIM. Martin delivered
an address. IL,
"A. w. Harris il candidate to represent
Nelson county in the approaching conven ten,
and is in favor of going with the Rep ubIic ans
The white majority of registered voters in
Clarke county IL 1894.
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A CASE OF WIFE DEssgr1oN-yoss1 Cir
snRS.Gnees connected loih TIE -ict-A curious
STAIR has been brought TO Ight in Bay
CITY, Wisconsin, within a few days past
as follows: Some time last fall q man and
his wife came there from Colsmbus. ST. Clair
county; the man 10 a laborer. and the lady VINO
shared his fortunes il q second wife rhe
man found ready work and the family flor
ishec. A month or two since a nice looking
boy, apparently about 10 years Of age, came
mo the family circle. claiming 10 be the son
OF the lord OF the house by his former W ne.
and as such the lady of the honse, who knew
nothing Of her predecessor, showed her kind
attention and care upon her visiting son. All
went wei for month or more. when to the
horror OF the lady III question, she disco yerad
ma Der husband had cold every thing be
corid, and left the country with his ssson. =
which person the wife found not only 10 be
not her step son. but indeed not a boy, but a
young lady fond Of her hus band, and roman
tic and inscriptions enough 10 live more
han month with him, representing herself
10 his son, and finally TO depart win him TO
paris as yei unknown. The wife OF his m an
is left In destitute circumstances, and il nov
seeking means with which 10 return to her
former home.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNIEED STA TES PATEMT OFFICE,

rso9 the petition q BERNARD HIGHEs,. Of
patent granted to hin, the 10th day Of May, 1854,
for an Improvement in Trip Hammer, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
takes place on the 18th day of May ISL: -. ~
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on Monday the y,ti day of September
Z" appear aud show cause, If any they have, why
said petition ought not to I've granted
Persons opposing tha extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth In writing at least trey days before the
day of hearing; atestimony filed by either party to
be used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mittea in accordance with the rules Of the office,
which vii be furnished On application.
Propositions and other papers relied upon as tes-
tiniony must be led In the office tgeaty days before
the day OF hearing; tho arguments, II any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
OrAersd ALSO, that this notice he published in the
Republic aud the Inteiiigsncsr WsshipstsiE, D,
c.. and in the Democrat, Rochester, n. u, .,1ice
week for three successive weeks. the trst OF said
day Of hearing. &C. THEAkER,
jsl4 ssw ~ Commissioner Of Patents
HHE EUREKA RAEsERv1NG 1AR-A fun
y supply on Aand, Ana offered reasonable
rss1s, at wholesale sp s1B bstSEs cur Agents,
elid 322 Pa. ave. bet ieth snd nth sts. /
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY KILLER
perseyered in. Beware Of bogus Fly Paper which
some callers keep because they get it for nearly
nothing. Don't be swindled. Ask for butchers,
WMehis ola Ye DfaxSstb lie l5eolm
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srCpET nJcrAors

SAMAlIrAS's GIFT is the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed. the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and
recent cases in twenty four hours. No mineral, no
balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken It
Is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
male, 50. u ~
.sAnA RIrAN's Roor AND HERE JUlcrs-A posi-.
tive and perma nsnt cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, VI
tie. Sold by S. C.. Ford. See advertisement. INV 2
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SENATORS.
B. =. WADE, 0his, Prssis s. Of the Senate, Ma
anthony, Henry B., B. I---2ss street.
GnsIlei a. hfash street.
Chandler. Zach. Mich......... National Hotel
Sonklins Roscoe, n. -. ~ 18th street.
Conness, John, ez3............. !.
S S9sesst' r. East capito, street
Davis, Carrot Ky...-..--.......
Dixon, James, Conn...........
Doolittle; Jane. Wis
Edmunds, Geores f., W.T. North 4, Gap. Hin.
Ferry 2T1i' w sGpnn NJ m sit Hop ns,
Gr fis James a " Iowa. . rs Street.
H Hsnhn John s street.
Hssard. jacob III. :, Mich 49, nth street.
Howe, Timothy O., Mis2 AZ street.
Morgan, Edwin b., N YCorner 18th and sts.
Morrill,, Lot NJ Maine. 18th st. bet. D & L.
Morton, oliver r. Ind.
ffsa9 James s' s
Poneroy, samuel G. Kan. .sSs II street.
Ross, Edmund g., Kansas m etropoltan Hotel.
salisbury, Willard. DELI.
sherman. John OHIO
snragae' William 81 T. n. Y" cor + 9Th sts
Thayer, SokR NJ, Seb. National Hotel; :,
Trun bull. Lyman, m..........4 Presidents Square
Van Wrinkle. ? CIV V. National Hotel.
Wiley, Wait w. V......Sational Hotel.
Wilson, Henry, Mass Washington House.
Yates, Richard. Ill.,. Wizards Hotel
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FlY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Late clerks with j. G. Mcclure & Co..
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building

ElY COOPER h LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Late clerks with J G. Mcclure Co..
Star Office Building
GUARDIANS SALE OF MARBLE BUILDING
AkRK rHE oB HSblR al
By virtue Of decree of the Orphans Court
dated the 9Th day Of July, 1851; and approved by
the undersigned will sell at public auction on
THURSDAY, the 25th day of July 1851 at six
O'Clock D. m. on the premises, Lot No. IS. in
Todd's subdivision OF Square No. 66S, with the i'm
The lot fronts 20 feet on North Capitol street, is
100 feet in depth, and is improved by small white
marble building Z, wei known 70 all persons who
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree, are
one half cash and the residue in six months from
the day Of sale or at the option of the purchaser,
EXPENSE h afs.sA THaLMASs. Guardian, &c.
jyl3lOt&ds COOPER b LAT1MER, Aucts.
by COOPER a LATIMER, Anetieueers.
- Late Clerks with }. c. hcGuire Co..
Southwest corner PennR avenue and 18th street,
Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES sALE0F IMPROVED PROPERTY
George Schriner and Henrietta Schriner, his wife,
81 ana Of e ree LSsr
ton, on the premises on WEDNESDAY. July Ath,
known and described as part Of Lot numbered
twenty seven t27 J in Square numbered four hun
bred and ninety eight, ASS } in the city Of Wash
streets south end q and 9Th west = anu
Terms half cash: balance in 6, u. Is and
"a months, for notes bearing interest, and secured
by deed of trust on the premises. $50 down on
y ,2-dsds cooPER hhfi Nj, nl haets:
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CHANGE IN THE MOoN's SURFACE-Astron-
omeIs are just now interested in q change
lately observed on the surface Of the moon
Our readers know that the ineQ alitiee on its
surface are shown by the telescope to be real
mountains and valleys, and that astron omers
have given them names; among the mounta
are several craters OF extingpished volcanoes
one OF them called the Crater Of Linneus
which formerly showed a dark deep depres-
sion IN its centre. This has been filling up
and shows now an elevated circular white
centre, and no longer a crater 1t appears
from this that the moon has not entirely lost
ie volcanic activity, or rather that it is not
yet cooled down to isa very centre, and tn at
any cooling and subsequent contraction OF its
liquid core will interfere with the solid she'll
and this will show itself by upheavals, where
the crust Is thinnest, and produce new vol.
canoes For the same reason slow upheavaIs
OF mountain ridges take place on the earth to
the present day, and even sudden upheavais.
such as earthq ua kes. Volcanic action. how.
ever, appears extinct in the moon, and no OBJ.
seryatioDs on the dark sides have ever showed
the least sign of fiery eruption, nor is there a
trace OF the least cloud, smoke, or atmosphere
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Law OF HUMANITY

IN RELATION TO SOCIAL EVILS.
AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN on Physical
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early
Manhood. with the humane view of treatment and
cure Sent in sealed letter envelope free of charge
Address DR.. J. SkILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. my l8-3tn
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
Tr,nsyyy D.noytu.ut.

Treasury DEPARTMENT.
National Currency Bureau, July 10, lS67
Proposals will he RECEIVED At this Sffice until Y
HUNDRED TONS OF BALTIMORE COMPANY
COAL: furnace size, and TWO THOUSAND TONS
OF ST. GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAS
COAL, run of mine.
The Coal to be delivered i'm such quantities as
may be desired. and at such points adjacent to the
Treasury Building may be directed.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
portion of bid. any or ali the bids If the Sec
rotary deems 1t for the public interest to make
rejection. s. M. CLARK,
ly l6- cost Chief of Division