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CONDITION OF WINTER WHEAT.

The Commissioner of Agriculture reports
from statistics received at his Office that rare
iy are our winters so favorable to fall
sown wheat as that of 1878. Seldom has the
temperature been uniform and the grouni so
constantly covered with snow; conditions fs-
yOrable to the vitality and heslthfulness Of the
wheat plant Almost the only compla LIANT of
winter freezing and Having. and conseq ueut
winter Killing comes from the latitude Of Ten
nessee and southern Kentucky, where com.
paraiively small breadths OF wheat are SO wn
The New England States, now scarcely con-
sideTed wheat growing, are awakening to the
necessary importance of the bread supply, and
are encouraged to attempt wheat culture more
largely by the fine condition of that now in the
ground. Notwithstanding the steady cold of
the long winter was remarkable extending to
the Connecticut shores of Long Island sound.
The season was equally favorable in the Mid
die States, which report few discouraging facts
affecting winter crops. Throughout New Jer-
sey. Pennsylvania and Delaware there is n
general expression of satisfaction with the con-
dition of wheat, and a confident expecta-
ton of fruitful harvest if no casualty in
tervenes. In the Ohio valley, and in the
northwest wheat generally looks well.
In West Virginia, Putnam and Wood counties
rsIort inferior condition from winter killing
others claim better stand than for many years
From Indiana the accounts of the crop are uni
fornly favorable. Ia kentucky there is much
diversity in the appearance, and not 4 little
complaint of winter-killing. In Illinois, and
especially in the northwest, the fall -sown gen
orally looks well. Very little loss from freez-
ing is reported from Missouri. From Virginia.
North Carolina, and Tennessee the condition
reported is more variable. More or less win
ter-killng resulted in the belt between the seth
and Both degrees of latitude from alternate
freezing and thawing, the covering of snow
being more general than usual, but not of suffi.
CENT depth for protection. A few counties
only make the loss severe, and many represent
the prospect for harvest unus ually good. Fur
Their South accounts favor an abundant har-
vest in proportion to acreage sown.
II is worthy of mention and of careful no.
tice, that in every locality that has suffered
from freezing, those fields that were planted
with the drill are comparatively unscathed,
while the broadcast sowing is IN miserable
condition; and it is also found that thorough
tiilage enables the thrifty aud well-rooted
plant to endure the action of frost, while the
carelessly seeded wheat is ruined.
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CORPORAL PUNISHMENT IN SCHOOLS A
report has been presented 10 the Massachusetts
Legislature by the Committee on Education,
relative to the abolition of corporal punish
ment in public schools. 1t was set forth in the
majority report that the practice was unwIse.
unnecessary and demoralIzing in its effects
upon both teachers and scholars. Yet the CON-
mittee deemed it inexpedient TO leyislate there
on, inasmuch as the power to do away with
the practice Is lodged in school COMMITTEE
The minority report gives many reasons why
corporal punishment should not be- inflicted.
and numerous authorities are cited TO substan
tate the opinion Of the minority, the report
closing with recommendation that bill be
passed forbidding corporal punishment in all
fchoofS Of the commonwealth. Mr.. Clarke of
the senate, the chairman of the committee, also
presented minority report, in which be saws
that while be dissents from some of the state
ments of his associates, he feels constrained 70
unite with the majority il their conclusion.
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FoREIGS NEws-Queen Victoria has gone
on a visit 10 Scotland, and her absence during
the Parliamentary crisis Is severely censurpd
by the press. The oxford (English) crew hay
Declined the challenge Of the Harvard (AmerI-
cam crew 10 row match next year, bat are
~ilhng 40 have a contest this year. The Scot ch
Reform Ball was before the English House of
commons last night, and a new clause aided
excusing the poor from the payment Of rate on
conditIon Of not exercising the Franchise. Gov
ernor Eyre, the author OF the Jamaica massacre
has at length BEEN held for trial ON the charges
preferred agaiTst him. Mr.. Webb. the Ameri
csn Nlnistor 10 Brazil, has offered the media
tIOn of the United States in the war Paragnav
the war Is not soon ended this country will
intervene 10 prevent further bloodshed Al
vices from Paraguay report thai General To-
per still holds a strong position and IL prenar.
ed TO defend every foot of the road TO the CAM.
tai. BY command OF the U ueen of Spain the
session Of the National CoItez has been mo-
rogued. The Austrian Reichsrath has Imposed
heavy taxes on the coupons Of the general debt
and on lottery prizes.
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NEW MUsIC--FrOm Mr.. John F. Ellis. mus
&c publisher and dealer, No. 3Oj Penna. avenue,
we have new song entitled Lost Love. words
BY Seyton May, music by H. Willard. Also.
from Ellis, we have the Sd edition of Mary
Mavouinssn and 5th edition of the Land of
dreams.
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Pendleton men here are much elated by the
fact that the Democratic State Convention OF
Massachusetts, which assembled "Wednesday a,
Worcester to choose delegates TO the National
Democratic Convention, adopted a resolution
m favor OF the nomination of George H. Pen
dleton as the Presidential candidate of the
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The RICHINGs OPERA TROUPE will have
another successful season, juding from The in
terest taken in the sale OF tickets They ap-
bcaI n the National on Monday with Mar
tha
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22

~ A grand ratification Of the Chicago nom.
instions Will BE- held in New York on the third
Wednesday in June
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LOST AND FOUND.

I Osr-Two TWENTY DOLLAR BILLS, prob.
II ably on 18th street between n and r or in the
street cars. The finder will be rewarded IL he
will leave the money at Room 1 8, first floor, Navy
Department It.
/ OST-On the 18th, a brown POINTER DOG.
L. Any Information which may lead to his recoy-
cry will be literally rewarded at 1913 b street,
near 18Th my 2l-3t'
l OST-On Seventh street near e, on or crossing
IL at and 7th, a Brown MOROCCO PURSE
containing six or seven dollars AMI some articles
OF no value except to the owner. The finder will
be suitably rewarded upon leaving it at this Office
my20-3tH
Il OST-In the City or County. since Friday last
l. q GOLD PEN and PENCIL. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving II with JAMES
DpNALDSON, 33s 18th street. my l9-5t
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~ Prom Shilliugton, Odeon Building, we
have the June number OF The NErsery, CAPT.
tai thing for the very little folks.
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TAX NOTICE.

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
DISTRICT OF COLUNBIA,(
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1858
- Notice IL hereby given that the ANNUAL LIST
VI TAAES assessed In this Collection District for
the year 1858 has been received from the Assessor,
and that the duties and taxes therein specified
have BECOME DUE AND PAYABLE.
The taxes included in the aforesaid list are DON
INCOMES FOR 1861, SPECIAL TAXES,
tLlCENSESl BILLIARD TABLES, OARRI-
AGES, WATCHES, and SILVER PLATE for
will attend at my Office. No 46s Seventh street
opposite the General Post Once. daily, (Sund avs
excepted from this date to May 3lst, 1888 FIR ON
O'Clock m, TO O'Clock p. m, TO receive the
same.
AllpersOns who shall neglect to pay the sums due
by them respectively. according the list afore-
said, within the time specified May 3lst, 1873 J
will. 81 the expiration thereof. become liable To
pay FIVE PER CENT. ADDITIONAL upon the
amount thereof, together with other costs.
LEWIS CLEPH ANE,
Collector Of Internal Revenue for the District of
Columbia my /; did
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~ The quarrymen at the northern end of
Manhattan Island. N. Y, four thousand in
number. have resumed work, having obtained
the advance Ia wages demanded.
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DOCKS AT AUCTION-CALL AND GET A
ID Catalogue, at $40 Pennsylvania avenue
WIN. l.. WALL & CO.,
mylSfts kurtiapaars
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STA TES ATENT OFFICE,


WASHINGTON, May Is, 1863,
On the petition Of SOLOMON ) GRAY of BOs
ton, Massachusetts, praying for the extension of
patent granted to him the I'D day of August,
1884, for an improvement in Machine for Planing
Lumber out of Wind ~ for seven years from the
expiration of said patent, which takes place on
the 22d day Of August 1853
1t Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on MONDAY, the Sd day of
August next. at u O'Clock NJ: and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, IL any they have
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to
file in the Patent Office their objections speci lily
set forth in writing at least renty days before the
day If hearing; all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the of.
nee, which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papersGelied pom ties
timony must be filed in the Office tbrenty days be
fore the day OF hearing; the arguments. if any,
withiH TEN days after flIRg the testimony.
Ordered, also. that this notice be published in
the Republican and in the Intelli gencer. Washing
ton. D. o., and in the Post. Boston, Massachusetts,
once q week for three successive weeks; the hrst
Of said publications to be at least sixty days pre-.
vious to the day of hearing
A. NJ. STOUT,
my 22-wSw Acting Commissioner of Patents.
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I'D
n ADJ READiI READill

II EADi READil EADill
THOMAS FAHEYS
q A v e l. ROOfS
Excel IN workmanship and durability all sthers Of
similar construction. Using none but the best
material, and work performed by men Of fifteen
yenrs experience.
He also invites the attention OF the public gen,
orally to his stock of BUILDING MATERIALS
viz:
RoseDdsle and Round Tor Cement
Lime, Laths, hair,
Holland Point Sand per boat Salyiupton
White Sand, (coarse and fne,l
Wotherspoon's Cscined Plaster,
Felt. Pitch and Gravel.
Sold at the lowest cash prices.
All orders promptly attended to.
THOMAS FAHEY,
Corner 10th street west and Canal,
nh Ism Smithsonian Bridge
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GOVERNMENT SALES,
T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROF
L. ERTY.


I ARGr SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP
DspH'y ora'isypaaster Gssaa,,s 0so,,
large assortment OF Government stores wiz Ie
sold al public auction, in this city on Tuesday,
Of scott and SSRenry STREETS So.np ss.ssTt
sac will commence at u N.
pant Of Wrought Iron. Seasoned Wagon Timber,
Anchors. large Hswsers Anvils. Ausurs, Ham
mere, Carpenters, Blacksmith. and Ferriers'
Iools, tcompiete s-isD Forges, Buckles, Screws,
A complete list of the stores can be obtained At
rs Onsrtermasters once IN this city, No. ~
Terms Of sale: Ten per cent down. and balance
on delivery. STEWART VAN yLIEr,
myas 'u Br"Tet t' Ma Cen IT, O 5 a.
GREAT SALE OF S3vERsnESr PROP
NJ y,osov,,,,r, Dl hKdn. o,,b, p,,,,
Gag, 6,,25 TaT'; ~ ~ :, 9rs ;s
There will be sold 1T public auction, at Fort q.
Y smith, MONDAY, June I, ls5s large lot OF
pg. rpe FogsSe Msapi,p M.sbp a., ths sg,d
masters Stores, Clothing. Tentsge, stoves. Furni-
large hunter of other articles now AZ that post
the sale VIII commence At noon on the day
sold WITH =" VIII =" +"
Terms Cash, in Government funds
highest responsible bidder.
BY order Of Brevet MAJOR GensIsl A9gaE;
my ls-st Brevet Brig. General ana ctief q M
GALE OF Condemned ORDSASOE
At wa.errliet Arsenal YR Wsst Troy. NY. will
be sold at public auction, commencing ~ 10 N,
May %, ISIS, large quantity ef condensed Or
dnance Stores, Machines, Tools, &C, consisting
Iron and Brass Cannon.
Shot. Shell ana other Cast Iron,
Small Arms, sweris, Sabre-. &C,
Harness anc Cavalry Equipments,
Infantry and Cavalry Account ements,
Pauline, Buckets. Old Tools. &C.
Also. q large 10, of Doors. sashes. Frames, AMI
other part. OF buildings. Tanks for Cistsrns a..
1 Aliens Patent Mortising Machine, nargs
Hand Mortising Ma chine. tMcCliutooksJ
Vertical Saw, Huntington PATENT
1Teponing d schine. Fox a Co q PATENT
lCsst Iron Double Cylinder Blowing Mschins'
with Gearing. &C,
Fan Blower. IS inches.
lMorthtn gtons enpiex Steam Pump,
Lift aRd Force Pun o. O. inca cylinder.
catalogue Of all the articles wall be sent upon
Application.
Col. of Ordnance. Br, B. Bri " G HAG I
nv le-d COmmsndin g Arseusl-
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
VIII be sold at pablo auction, 70 the highest
bidder. ~ the city - Norfolk. Virginia, fRl-
DAY, the 18th day Of May next. st Il clock N al
Iron Vessel, schooner -dggsd, and measuring 81
Said vessel has been used . light boat and
formerly occupied the Station at WinOUghby ept,
| in the Fifth Light-bcrse District
Terms Of sale Cash in Government funds-to be
By order Of the Light house Beard
Commander. United States Navy,
Light house Inspector.
Tnior, NoaroIK, Va, April z, 1875 aps eotd
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OF THE INTERIOR.
" United STATES PA TENT QEELC

ENf4R1 81 TIE FI4HNR Frrrcz
On the petition of Sarah 0f fLANp 81 hss' of
StT burypSrt; Mas, atministratriH Of the estate
MAIDEN, Of Boston. Mass, praying for the
extension OF patent granted to the said Joseph
August, 1854 for an Improvement in Leather Split
tug Machine, for seven years from the OK EXPIRATION
said patent, which takes place the 29tn day Of
ordered that the said petition be heard At tn.
gus. oeioct and iii PERSONS sas Ds aqe
notified to appear and show cause, II any they have
M sr ss T.
'S e.
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
Which viii ON as OF the
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as testi
IL. iss any within
and & hssSs
&C. pS II sse ,hs
publications to be at least sixty day: Pr ,,ou. to
the Ssy 81 Acting s y
nOORs, SASH, BLINDS, &C.
The UNDERSIGNED have Just opened a New Store
nqton D. c. for the sale 1e0 Of III
TERRA Is, and we espectfully invite the atten-
orally to our extensive stock consisting Of Doors
Blinds, Sash Window and Door Frames lambs
Mouldings, Brackets, Newell Posts, Mantles and
many other goods belonging to our trade.
We are confident that the extensive mauufac-
turing interest with which are ted will
facilitate our bus ness here very much, as it
enables us to conform closely to any style and
quality of work which our trade may demand
We in constant communication with the
Factory receiving fresh supplies esch week, and
can furnish promptly any and all work required,
at lowest prices; the work being second to none in
any part Of the country We fni nish to order on
short notice all kinds OF odd sized work not kent
on Rand on the most reason able terms
We shall add to our stock in Q few days full
supply of BUILDERS HARDWARE
Please call and see US before buying.
j. 8 LADOW CO,
street, between 10th and nth streets.
my l3-tf near the Phoenix Planning Mill.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
RAR9AINs IN RIAL ESTATE.

Nice Brick on Fssreet, sarco 81 90 cash. bal
enee Sto per mouth. One on X street, rooms,
Wv terms liberal Frame on Sh street..
roSns Si4@; tossther With large number Of
stnes nou.es in Al parts ofthe city Fine III on
business, lumber yard. liver stable. whOlessis
iced store, &c, &C. Good Building Lots ~ X. l..
Mo-, Y, Y. and streets ma .nifi ,snt
Oouutry site, "a scres,l mile from city. net seen
!th and 18th Streets lice little Farm Of ~ s,r-s
highly improved, miles from the city on the d n
street rosd Also one OF d scres, said "a be the
most beautiful location on 9TH street. $1,000 to
invest in good Reel Estate Paper 20 Oh feet Of
ground cents per foot, INST brick clay IN the
city. MITCHkLL a son
my y cot Brokers, corner 7th aud sits
EOR sALE-AT BARGAIN-rhrAe story
PRESSED BRICK FRONT; has seven rooms
ks, situated on street south, between ssh ant
leah wet Price s3lsoo. Terms 81 40 cash .
balance In !, 2, and year..
sTARR MrTCALp.
my nt M Ger. n, Y. ave. and 18th st.
Il -FOUR STORY
PRESSED BRICK FRONT HOUSE.
With Tour story back building, wster closet. bath
has been occupied as bowling houss for the past
eight years snd during that time has changed
hands but twice. The location IL central. being in
the imme tiate vi Unity of the Patent and Post
Offices, and the Seventh and street cars Pos
session given on the let of June
my 3St Corner Of sevsLth ana st.
Tor skLE-The STOCK, coon WILL and
FlXTURES of Q Feed Store. Will be sold
ohssp IL applied for immed iately. the premises
No. ga corner 9TH and v south. nv Saw
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"A VERY DESIRABLE sUBURBAN RESI-.
DENCE FOR SALE
For sale one of those desirable new
ELEGANT FRENCH COTTAGES,
With an acre Of GROUND in Mount Pleasant VILLAGE,
road, Just north of Columbian College.
9 Tbs hou,e contains 10 rooms: has large cellar;
Whole is under good fences and ali in complete or
DEL The garden and grounds are in q line state OF
A rare opportunity il here presented to parties
who desire choice suburban residence to obtain
one On '''' terms no ORE Z WHITNEY;
41o Seventh street. zeal Estate Brokers'
myls-s between and streets.
E0R sALE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY-One Of
: the nnest loca,itie. in Washinston for place
feet. Apply on the premises after D. m. m l6 Ct
EOR RENT-DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESI-.
L nEkCE, furnished; ii rooms. 8 good sized 8
smaller ones Plgms, grapes, ,sppe,, damsons,
&c: Elegant neishborhsod: Mas. avenue. bet.
nth and 18th rts Ne $50. Terms, SIS per month,
the premises. ''' e'sh0s' required n ARsiik on
For REMTm0p 7sh erect, between D and Z SITS i,
Il an OFFICE Room, new and handsom ly pa
pered and painted Inquire in store No 4s6 eth
street. between ID and sits myls-7t-
HOWARD HOUSE FOR BENT, and PURNT-
HOUSE With G ten sale o4 twelve sm.
ply on the premises. nv Is tel
A FARM AT A Low FIGURE ALARM
IA contaiBtng 2lez acres, partly woodland, bal
incton IN Prince George county, on the contem-
plated Baltimore and Potomac Railroad at the low
inquire Of $3.50 cash, or will exchange for city
property valued at S2,59; -
my l5eol0t No. Market Space
ENOR RBNT-On Capitol Hill. COTTAGE OF o
L rooms; has front garden; situa ted No $40 tth
street east, near @ south. Also, Furnished and nm
fnrni he'd APARTMENTS, suitable for house
keeping: Also. sTOhE ROOM, with setting room
attached No as3 18th street vest, near Pa ave
my lift N. Z. cor. New ! ork ave. and 18th 1T.
FOR RENT-The comnodious STORE, WARE.
HOUEE and STABLING at corner OF 18th st.
WOOD House. Apply at ass 3 street. corner 9th
street West my 5d
EoR sALE-The GOOD WILL AND FIX.
Il IURE6 INCLUDING all the rurniture) Of Dor
so I otel and MsSoE Ysrd, situated on the corner
Jos, Y. KELLEY, Real Estate Agsnts; once No.
S63 9Th street vest, near north ct. ap g
Tor RENT-One three story BRICK nOUsE
Il on the corner Of street and New Jersey ave,
pue, containing II rooms and hns store room
with ater and go. House without store q Ell
month. store 81 For tsr%s a2ply 70
ny4n Corner of al and Hga s,s SoStb
. DEPsOHB DEsIRING 10 RI1T A eO0p
H sn = o. nAfs go isys:ens1s q .ssi e.
uh.- 0sasrsl A(,at and Attornsy,
"ns SeeH fth street, near 4.
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D6OKS AT AUCTION-ALL WARRANTED
ID in print and binding, to be unsurpassed.
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SERENADE TO GRANT AND COLFAx

We are requested to announce that a serenade
will be gwen tonight - General Grant and
Citizens are invited to meet at the Baltimore
Depot ST ~ O'Clock to take part in the affair
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
BOARDING..


EOR RENT-Elecsnfly Furnished ROOMS IN a
nc use With modern impp ven auts, with
without Board, si5 18th street bstxeen y aud q
streets. nv = a.
A FEW B0ARDERs CAN BE ACC0MMo-
a dated with nice ROOMS aud good "a ilstanti.I
BOAhb, az reduced price Tshle Board. IS ~ PEI
week CENTRAL BsAkDINS Hoe'sE 800 ID
street, one door fl, M 18th stseet n
HoABn For Rent. With board, large and well
- iUrnished commuui, afing asd ,ngle rooms ia
TT large snd Pheasant reel dence, No 5l2 q .tr.et
letw-en 9Th and stu streets. facing Jultctzrs
sQusre. and go squares from the Patent on.
Holding residence fronting the south. thereby
having the siyantages m the sammer Of the south-
ern breezes. Terms moderate. M ? So
EIRsT GLASS TABLE BoARDCAN BE RAD
u Atfhe American House. corner PenD.ylvA
ave and 9TH 81. for So per month nv so-tJI
/ MON HOTEL, GEoRGETOwN, D. 4.
This desirable Hotel e " "nen frr the recep
ton of guests, upon muaar ate terms
my Dim IChr"n Int, k~p Express
TNHREk tURNIsHkp ROOMS. With OF ~ithost
u BOARD. 20 he had b. early application, in I.
healthy ana pleasant locality. sac Neg Work ave-
pue, bet. 9Th and 10th cts. my Is o.
ROtRpING For rent several large aud d.sir-
- able MOONS, with nrst-ciAss BOARD Also,
Ishle and Trsusi Snt BoaTders accommodated At
4lI 81 at, near Ps.sve. my sim
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LADIES GAN HAVE THEIR HOOPsKIRTs
ALTERED AND REPAIRED at CHS. BAUM's
HOOPsKIRT, CORSET and ShOULDEB BRACE
AAkUFACTORY, - Louisiana avenue, between
9Th and It'll streets. NH H-tf
DHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGD.-An new course
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Old Age; Manhood generally reviewed; The cause
OF Indigestion. fatuence and Nervous diseases &C
&c
Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be
forwarded 10 parties unable to attend on receipt
81 four stamps by addressing: SECRETARY
New York Museum Of Anatomy and Science 81 =
brosdway, New YORK feDly
CONFIDENTIAL Young men Who have In
~ cured themselves by certain secret habits
which unit them for business, pleasure, or the
duties OF married life; also, middle aged and old
men. who, from the follies of youth, or other
causes, feel . debility in advance Of their years
before placing themselves under the treatment Of
any one, should first read 1.-THE Secret Friend !"
Married lad les will learn something Of importance
by perusing "The Secret Friend" Sent to any
address, in Q sealed envelope, on receipt OF Is
cents. Address Oh. CHARLES a. STUART co.
Boston, Mass. js9lV
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pv1sIos OvvIcr julE iStk -

. PENSION OTFIcE, July 18th ia a.
Application having been made under the act q,
!n.e = 1850 for the reissue Of the follow az de.
been lost OF Destroyed Notice is hereby aises
,nat It the date foiisvins the description each
will he reissued II no valid objection chou d tber
appear. JOS. II. BARRETT, Commissiouer'
No s6 s7l, for 10 acres, issued under the act of
Mafch ): 1855, In the name OF Elizabeth Eberly
nid ,S OF Jacob hberly, and was granted August
No; n 90 for y, acres, issred Under the act Of
Hssn iSsS IN the name q Chr,stcpher Wise and
No: a 90, 70. . acres, issued pDder the set Of
P. sS Il
No 70 So. for 30 acres. issned under the Act Of
ceDtember, 1850, IN the name Of William o. Ksan,
minor child OF Andrew KeAn. deceNsed And "a,
sfsnted LAY 2, 1873. July .isss rs - -
10 " - Tor - cree. iss9ed under the act Of
nil, and was granted March s, 1858. July Is, ICES