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Pure Blood, Muddy Water.

-,.s,t Pure Blood. Muddy Water.
Pure blood may be compared to pure water. and
impure blood to muddy water If you pass muddy
water through muslin you soil it. continue the pro-
cess and you cover with thick mud. Blood passes
through all parts Of the body if good and pure it
nourishes and cleanses the parts it goes through
If impure it leaves more or less dirt behind it,
BRANDRETH's PILLS are the medicine wanted, be-
cause they are made on purpose to take dirty hu-
mors out of the BODY. and they never fail. These
Pills cure scrofula, even Of forty years standing;
they have cured cases of rheumatism when the pa
tient had not walked for four years; of paralysis
where the legs had lost their power of movement
for seventeen years. The evidence in these cases
cannot be disputed. Is there town in the world
where such evidence exists not7 If BRANDRBTH's
PILLS have been much used there we know that
such evidence can be found.
Be sIre and see upon each box my name in the
Government stamp. in white letters.
B. BRANDRETH,
Brandreth House, New York.
BE- Sold by all Druggists.
Pony Y-jul6-d6wly-cm
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PRoFEs sIoNAL

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS. West Broadway, nesr
iigh street. Columbus, Ohio, has devoted himself
series of years to the treatment ofcertain pr
gste diseases. BE may bscensulted at his ofice-
broadway. near the E Exchange Bank
mav2l-tf
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MANHOOD AND THE yIGOR OF

MI ANHVOD AND THE VIGOK OE
Iu YOUTH restored in four weeks. Success
restores mahly powers, from whatever cause ari-
sing; the effects of early pernicious habits, self
abuse, impotency and climate, give away at once to
this wonderful medicine, if taken regularly accord
ing to the directions (Which very simple and re-
quire restraint from business pleasure) Fail
ure is impossible. Seld in bottles at s.. or four
quantities in for So To be had only of the sole
appointed agent in America, b. GERITZEN, eos
Second Ave-, New York.
YNY-iy27-d1yr NLFAEH
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Democratic State Ticket.

ad. - FOE szcRErARY OF STATE, ~
rHOMAS HUBRAE4D. OF Logan.
ron surREnR JUDGE
re VILLA n e. FlNCK, Of Perry.
Y ron nKSfBkR or BOARD or PrBLIo WORKS s
eglARTKaUR HUGHES. of Cuyahoga. a
.iarnitn iiFoR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, s9 7soa.
SAMUEL j. KIRK WOOD, of Seneca.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
IOHN m. WEBB, OF mahOning. 81
III nesd 5Yc- LGl- - - : ----.f9{f5 sjGoaq
o FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS-.
1is5b Seventh Congressional District.) % %
JOHN N. THOMAS, Of Clarke.
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Furniture and House Furnishing
Goods at Auction.

r WILL OFFER AT AUCTION ON wEDNEs.
L DAY, August the 4th, at the Verauda, on
State street. the following goods, being part of the
furniture of the Goodale House, viz: Chairs, Bu-
reaus, Tables, Lounges, Bedsteads, Wash Stands.
Hair, Cotton and Husk Mattrasse,. Stoves, &C., &c
Also, one Ivan's No. double oven Cooking Range
and one large Cooking Stove, suitable for Restau-
rant or small Hotel.
jy3O-d5t ~ WIN. ARMSTRONG, Ex'r.
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News of the Day.

-lUaJf.Eif2ls GENERAL NEWS rfld fFG
lGoLp closed in New York yesterday at
1441%. Il7ga 12ltBlo79T 1s Csl53 s'y-1ill
GENERAL BEAuREGARD has returned to
New Orleans. i---ii-o '..- i'
THERE were 3,157 murders, 5ss suicides
and nine deaths by duelling in Italy during
1867. - -, - -
The mortality in Chicago last week was
1853, 1873 greater than during the week be-
fore,aJ, }i81d0 S. arI s34ia.8s II .Eeii
THE United States Senate passed on
Thursday night, in the course of two hours,
one hundred and ten private bills. reaf
TIE Merchants National Bank of Mem
phis, whose failure was announced few
weeks ago, has resumed payment. 2a3
The Grand Trunk railway OF Northern
Indiana is about to increase its capital stock
from 100000 to s7,OOO,0O0.
GENERAL NAPIER, with ten children, has
a peerage and $lO,00Oa year--just enough
TO keep him in genteel poverty. ,..r.
The latest innovation in New Orleans is
lager beer saloon for ladies, which is said
to be well patronized. i4t.fr
ABOUT four hundred manufacturing COM
panies, most of them with large capital,
have their offices or agencies in Boston.
THERE are thirty-seven Young Mems
Christian Associations in Vermont. All
but five have been organized within year.
The Saco river, in Maine, is falling very
fast, and unless rain comes soon the lum-
bermen will not be able to get their logs
down. fe ,:.~,.- 1,,,.
THERE is to be picnic of fat men at
Utica next month. No person will be al
lowed to participate in the festivities who
weighs under $50 pounds. 5 s.
Mrs. WAITE, of LIE Ray, Minn., the moth
er of two young girls recently drowned in
Lake Madison, has become insane from ex-
cessive grief. @
THE Princess Tour d'Auvergne has pre-
sented to France the spot of ground where
Christ delivered the 'Sermon on the
Mount" t1'-''e4
Four negro children were burned to death
in cabin, in which they had been left alone
by their parents, the other day, in Choc-}
taw county, Alabama. lo zare5 f3 ii ma
The harvest crops from Russia are uufa-
verable. The grain crops in the Northern
aud middle SECTIONS of the Empire have
turned ont badly, the yield being unusually
small and poor. und = saggo ssiis1fqs3 lnoT
sFeRrY-FIvE young ladies graduated at
the Mount Holyoke Seminary, Mass, on
Thursday. Rev. E. e. Kirk made the prin-s
cipal9 address. A letter was read from
Governor Bullock. 81 d5i'.g n yfigBm
THERE are now in the State prison at
Chariestown, Mass, five hundred and fifty.
eight convicts- the greatest number con-
fined there at any one time. AT one pc
riod last yee: there were five hundred and
fifty-six. go .s4''4 - 2',s -1'H
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proposed to pay them in greenbacks, which
was at 43 per cent. discount, SO you see the
Government loses 43 per cent. on the dollar
by paying them off in greenbaeks. Don't
any fool see that that would not do Now
will leave it to the crowd if his policy is
not swindle and he demagogue? He
therefore withdrew from the New York
Convention and had Seymour, the bond
b ,lder, nominated to cover up his dema-
gogueism. He says he is well acquainted
with Seymour; he is a low, mean man; he
had heard him speak in Mechanics Hall,
Albany, N. Y, where he had the
graphic picture, or rather contrast,
between General Grant and Mr.. Seymour,
and their relative positions, in a regular
out Western style. General Grant, bold
and defiant, was leading the loyal hosts,
the angels of Heaven were looking down
through the thin air joyfully shouting hal
lahlulah, and God himself was looking
d Dwn over the battlements of Heaven with
smiles of appreciation upon the loyal hosts,
while Seymour was leading the Democratic
traitoress party, with her copperheaded
faces and butternut garments; with their
hands all dripping with the blood of loyal
men, backed up by the Devil and his angels.
The curtain dropped and the crowd gave
three cheers for the Colonel. Thus ended
the second grand farce OF the Granite rat
ification meeting. We have given a brief
and true synopsis OF the meeting and
speeches. We question very much wheth-
er the speech of Montgomery does not, for
low blackguardism, stand unrivaled. We
may notice one fact here, that we have three
churches in our village Presbyterian,
Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Pro-
testant, and three Sabbath schools. The
men who applauded Montgomery's speech
are the official members of the churches,
and Sabbath school superintendent and
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AUCTION SALES.
RI J. b. wRHELEs q CO., A.euen,e1,
u No. 81 L. ave, bot. 9Th a1l nh StroetD.
opposite Seaton H0use.

o61tOu
AgGTLos SALE OF aous. AND LOT ON
Ssh.k ss sff asoResfows. bbot oS
On TUESDAY. che Issh inst ,ss o clock > m
Rremi- that de.irsei. srop.rss in 1soassso sn.
p u. known "a part of lots II and H. ii OeAki
ssea e.. ease 81
m sdrs 4 rupsins back with tnat width TO
depth Of lo2 feet, improseu by two story brick
stable Also, cart of lot 4, in Holneadh s4dftion
street; aud run nins hack with thst width depsh
So ~. improved b. twostory brick dwelling
Terms. One third cssh; balance in s ana II
n,9ntbs secured by deed OF trust 90 the premises.
AZ con yeysnetns and stamps ut purchasers cost.
'n Inc By k.T. MSssELL, Trustee,
B Late tisst. si.h Z. asSsI Geis CO.,
Star Once BuiidinsJ AVN ''
DIsIRABLK FRAME DWELLING ON TENTH
Ar AnCrfdSs Nk ''1s M M ei n NoATH'
nfHURspAY AFTERNo on next. Aug. 18th,
viii f. ssh q ot fSns i6s IT, II
-: sauare $50; having front Of % fee. on the
good tWo-stOry Frame Dwelling, containing six
and j. il hrss-cis.. neishborhOod, where there
tote r 81 asr iss asa
= Terms OF sale ne-third cash. balance in six
and tweiye onths, with interest secured by deed
OF trust. All c0nveyances and revenue stamps at
cost Of tbs purchaser 81 deposit At the time
of sale CUOPkR 4 LATIMER,
au 7-ddds Intel Auctionssrs.
MAYoRs OFFICE, CITY hAL h. las.
BY virtue of an act of the City Councils, aud in
accordance Herewith l shall offer for sale, for
cash, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, 18th
instant In front OF the City all, the hour of IL
n the exclusive right and privilege of using the
several Corporation Scales until the first day Of
July, 1869 for the purpose OF weighing hay STRAW,
fodder oats IN the straw, and live stock, situated
ct the following places:
No L: Louisisna avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets west
No. 2. In front of Northern Market, ct Intersec-
don OF New York avenue and K street north.
NO. ). In front OF Anacosta engine house.
The following is the tariff OF rates which the
pun are Untitled to receive For every load
of hay. straw, fodder oats In the straw, weighing
one thousand pounds or less, IS cent?; one
thousond pounds, 50 cents; and for each every
buncle, bale or package of the same 10 cents; for
Weif hing live stock, two cents for every hundred
pounds
Parties purchasing will be required to comply
with all the provisions Of the act approved 2ist
February. 1873, entitled An act to establish pub
lie hay scales, and for other pur poses.
GALLIGHAE 4 TOwNSEND,
gu otd lChron Rep.I Anctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES:


Il
BE-: p p , %aE.LhR CO.. .,ssio.s.!., - !,
4 ooDosits eseton House,
LARGE AND yAlIKp STOCK on HARDWARE.
On TuSsbAfss husoe,t At \, Az AsSofios :,
Sash the entire stock ana ftxsures 81 stor. No IS
. sss 81: n 1sn
o'nsr Hardware, Cntiery Locks, &C. sc
sns snT wss ai 2,
Sepoft1nity . supply themselves With staple Al,
rsts. q ,hi, % much less thsn market
aus ID 1,5 1iiIP P wAEzL sI,t,. Co:
H Lac. asIt. "a. .A1T u. Hsss1:
Star Once suiidi ass A.'''a'A '''''
USIMPROvED PsoPEBrF IN TIE FIRST
o. On NsoND Al, AsIERSSSs; has... ~ ..s,l
north h.it Of Lot No. -, in Square 30 S. THIS has
and 'a srses s nstS o. ist ns
front IT Is lsi" feet, running back 81 feet to %
Terms One-half cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest, secured by deed Of trust.
All All eonSeys cling and stsnps at cost OF purehA-
.uli,d LOVE C tsof 'iArrMER. Auc...
ki 81. WHIllEk = CO !, Auctioneer.,
opSosss s.ssn R Bon eth and ''h sta
HOUSEHOLD Rsl Kt1SH n . AsR CHAMBER
a. vn lhhpAr Angus, IA. 1858 az 10 Q clock .. m.
NJ SIX ss h .ss
Three Cottage sets and one Bedstesd
farlor, chamber, and Cooking Stoves. (nearIy
scotcb, Ingram. and other CARPETS
stair Carpet and Oil Cloth, and hall Oil Cloth
Lot Of Tin Ware and Cooking Utensils
Terms cash. j: wHEKLER &eo,
an Id lChrcn. Aucts.
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers-
y ate Clerks with jas. O. Mcclure Co
Southwest corner of Psnnsylvsnia avenue and llth
street, Star Once Building
HOUSEHOLD AND KITOHHN FURNIruRE
AT AUCTION
81 III CLOCK, We will sell, ~ No. Rag
9th street west, between Il and streets
north an assortment of Furniture, &c,
Walnut HAIR Cloth Parlor Suite
Walnut Marble TOP Tables
walnut " hatnot, Leaf DfLi1g Table
Lounge, Oak o g. Chairs
lngr.in Carpets, Stair Carpet and Oil Cloth
Husk and Cotton Mattresses
Feather PillOws Toilet Setts
Refrigerator, Window Shades
Chamber Stoves
Crockery and Glass Ware
Tin and w ooden Ware
fIat top Cooking Stove, &c, &C.
Terms cash. CO0PER & LATIMER
aull 81 Intel. d8dsI Auctionsers.
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sOSADALIS WILL CURE fHE WORST
CASES OF SCROFULA.
BEAD TIE STATEMENTS BELOW AND
DESPAIR NOT

D-. J. J. LatrTerc.:
DEAR SIR: My youngest daughter, aged dye YEAR,
hiss been dreadfuly afflicted with Scrofula nearly
Gil her life: tried great many Ply sicians but
without relieving her much; in fact, most of them
saId there was no hope Of cure. During the last
spring she was worse than ever, her body and
lace and eyes badly liberated and swollen Whilst
IN this condition, Was advised by DR.. l.. A. Stith
20 try your Rosadalis. i at once procured three
bottles. and commenced giving 1t 70 her Tss efsrt
res naKical. In less than a month to my great
astOnisbment, she entirely sceIG. am air
yorrs, with much respect and gratitude,
W. w. BURNETT
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BALTIMORE, February 10, 1888.

DEAR SIR: / take pleasure in reconmsndins
your k0SADALIs as . very powerful alterstiye
have seen II used In two cases With happy results
-ote q case ef secondary syphilis, in which the
taken I've bottles Of your medicine; The other .
H. proving under its rs. And the inaicas;onp iay
!Hst the patient viii soon recoyr: Ihave careful
Is made. and ind il an xcellent nd ~ Al
tersti We mgr edienS.
Yours truly, Il. w. CARR, L. D.
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CHRosIC LIVE CoMrLaIsr oURrr

This Is to certify that was cured of Chronic
Liver Complaint by DIR. Lawrences RosadaIis
after having been confined 20 my bed and honns
Tor long time, and trying various medicines with
Through the use Of Rosadalis, and il can be found
IL nearly every house in my neighborhood aud
they all raise 10 - . great medicine
THOMAS THORN.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND STRAW
DEPOT QUARrERMAslER's OFFICE,

wAsHINeToN: ID. Q July 81, ISIS /
until & for :. ss:
SS0 CO., OATS, HAY and BYE sTRAW 70 BE- 9f
during the
Forage and straw TO be delivered monthly. any.
WssSisston and and sm.i I', aus0 o
nty at Sed iers. Home, and In such quantities and
charge. Corn to be- delivered in good sseSs f nf
s6SSs 20 Su:aes each nfty six SOL % the
each Oh not less than thirty two "a sounds to the
thoIsasd pound: par ton. Bids viii ALSO be
Bidders win state the price Of sacks separate. OF
eats and corn per bushe, and Of hay and straw per
We nov use about eight thousand IS 900, bushels
OF Frsis: one hundred and ighty nS1 ltons Of hay
We reserve the right 10 increase or diminish that
quantity by Ope'third; Q, proper notice, and con.
mepth.' supply o. forage and straw on hand. and
to have place Fl business ~ n this city
the sum OF tes thousand dollars, signed by two
sIonsible sureties, that the bidder will, if
contract in accordance with above requirements.
Lns s win bs required 70 exhibit, on
evidence that he Is prepared to commence fulhll-
Payments will be made monthly for quantityIof
forage and straw delivered, il in funds, soon
thereaftsr as funds are furnished or the purpose.
None TO be paid for except rece pts Of the par
ties to whom delivery has been ordered
bond in the sum of twenty thousand $40, 90,
ties win Sc required Of the successful bidder for
the faithful fulhlment Of his contract
ana quantity of forage and straw required it viii
be purchases IN open market, and the excess OF
All bids will be submitted to the Quartsrmastsr
General before awarding contract.
marked = Proposals for Forage" aud bidders are
invited 70 De present at the opening Of the bids.
% ''''' TIC euAC O. MSfERsAs,
. Deputy z. NJ, General, and
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suf'" DIE. Ucn y .. A., Dopot W. N
hFFICE OF TIE GYNERAL SUPERINTEN-
W DENT TREASuRY RuIIpINGS

WASHING TO y, 9th July, 1858.
Proposals will be received for the delivery to the
Treaeury Department of about 500 TONS OF
COAL. VIII zD0 tons of No. 1; DO tons of No 2,
Baltimore Company best White Ash Anthracite
eosl and leo tons of Bed Ash, (Lykena Valley J to
Be weighed on the caes OF he Treasury Extension,
and TO We gin :, 40 pounds to the ton.
Bakers PINE GOD, to be corded and measured
at the Treasury Department : :
All to be delivered AT such times, in such uan-
Titles, ana At such places may be required
Bids will be received until u O'Clock noon on the
9Th day of August. 1853 addressed to the General
Superintendent Of Treasury Buildings, and to be
considered binding for two weeks after that date,
the Department reserving the right to reject all or
any portion of the bid received
No bid viii be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence BE- given of the ability of the parties
TO I'LL the contract. GEO. McCARTEE,
jy ltd General oupt Treasury Buildings.
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THE ROSADALIS

srot q secret medicine The articles from which
II Is made are published around each bottle and it
tsused and recommended by the Medical Faculty
wherever II has been introduced, as a POSITIVE
AID RkLlABLE Medicine for Diseases Of The
BLOOD, LlVER and KIDNEYS.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
y WAsHINsToN, Nay ., Noon, l60

~ Z u -
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTL
MORE. and WAeHINGTON AID THE WEST
re now run - follows. vfx:
FOB BALTfMOR1.
Leave daily except Sunday ct ZOO, 500. and HI
p M, ana 200, and 40 and 8:4S p. N.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
IL esvs aAily, except Sunday, st70o O. m, and IN
FOB WAY STATION SOUTH o. ANNAPe.
LIS JUNCTION.
Leave at Zoe and TOO . m, and ct 100 and -
FOE ANNAPOLIS
Leave 1t 100 .. N. ard 40 2. N. No trains 90
from Annapolis on Sunday.
On SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave ut 800 .. m, and 40 and 0:4S ,. n
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave ut 500 . n. and $50 and 8:l5 ,. n.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, at8:
o. m, 40 and 8:45 p. m.
On Saturday ct 500 .. m, aad 80 ,. m.
On Sunday at 40 and SIS ,. m. only, connectine
q Relay Station with trains from Baltimore %
Wheeling, Parkersburg, 10.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West can DO hs 81
the Washington Station Ticket Once 1t all hour
In the day, we'll a. at the new ofloe, 406 Penn
syivsuia avenue, where arrangements can Be
8 ade to check baggage at hotels or private resi-
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, ~
J. LWiLsOH, 1aster Of Transportation
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
oC0O GEO a. K00NTZ. Agent. WaohfnRtOn.
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au1l St GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
TRUeTKEs SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
As6ET fkM
ft 81 HHSGS1 R Mis
Under and BY virtue Of deed Of !rust to the un-
corded il Liber r r. Ne s. fOlios No. isI: &C.,
Of one Of the parties holding . note secured there
the public house q Thonss hoalso s0s g sasis
Park, situate, lying, ana being about eight 81
mile II Ss sGSa .s
Montgomery county, containing one hundred and
The above Farm lie: Along the Point o, Rock.
Railroad, (which is in the way of construction, J
The Improvements. consist Of a new two story
Frame House containing four rooms, and out
ming water rhsrs E so . 81
Young orchard Of choice fruit on the place. About
vat,on and the balance 10 well timberei with pine
Any other information concerning the above
property viii be cheerfully given by the under
signed either By calling on or addressing him at
MS once, no So3 oth street west, near north
street, W ellington, ID. g:
Terms made kTSsR Pn dss' e in
.KTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED uN-
y
to take place on the farm, instead of Brightwood,
~ Is-ssw1ds JOS F. KELLEY, Trustee.
1.,TBE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
Real F,t.ts ONES. No sss s.S street vest. near
F hSI1h street W,shin ston' D. c. in place of the
aai q JOS. F. KELLEY. Trustee.
SCHUiTZEN PARK. :
The below described Bars, ETC.. for the Grand
Annual schuetzen Festival. beginning on the sIst
viii, Of august next in the New s'h'u'asn Park
THURSDAY AUG. 18Th.
a., CLOCK p at the Park be sold to the high
They comprise six bars. with tn. privilege of
Coffee. chocoists and ' Gsse Stand; two 0 Cisas
Stands; thTee Rafis stsnds; one Restaurant for
Barber 4rS
,,'s The terms will be stated At the time q the
r.; yam ,: ss 81.
corner OF Prince and Royal Streets on the 10th day
BARRELs OF APPLE BRANDY,
said property having been By law seized for nsn-
' '., Collector 7sI bisiT.
POsrpONRMuNr.--The above sale is postponed
until 81 ;se sTe sSS e,sss
10y GREEN 3 WILLIAMs,T -
u Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40 southeast corner Of Ith md strscss.
2 FOR SALE.
oeIoek M.. ,arts oe Los q Nos Is ano Is. in
square IS ssins . Zee. inehs: frons 81 Isl feet
Ioh inehs: dspsR to paved % foot alley: with I'm,
between sixth and seventh s reefs vest.
.s sI IL ana p'tas sa:H 4 sSsfLL1AMs, Aue..
IT 9. INTERNAL REVENUE,
y. COLLECTORS 9EEIcE, sTH pISf !, yt ,s;,s
eoass Il
and other personal property, win be exposed for
"a ss
'' n q ga aspsoss at 70 T. I, sAsBoRH, Collector.
~PosTPoNED-Ths .bevs sala vin - post
s%: .S Sa sI.a. sss ;.n'
b no 81 Louisi.ns ave.. bet. 9Th and 7th sts
Az ES9Et5SE.TT, sUIIPfsS no LOT A5spp
On MOHD August II, 1883, at O'Clock ,. n.
veshall Sfer for sale. on the premises pert Lot Of
ga p . e: 8: :o: g: ID q 81 a.:
sale si Icsitivs.. Term libs.si, "a nsds Known
At the sale 4 d'P0.it 4 VIII ~ 90,
"a lo-dAds Auetionsers.
NJ IN iBo1WE1Se sALooH, 80 -,
8 q JDER METROPOLITAN HALL,
Inysh AYrNuB. EKAR l1rH STREET WE
oE0kGk ". bAUAk, fresrsssse
ar s me-, ss e VIM. r:
ssS.rs q the hnsss brands. WI.
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RosADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES

IN. L1,rrsscs:
BEAR SIR: In 1852 my son, now aged q We years,
Was yaccinated with what proved to be iuupurs
matter, which completely destroyed his health .
be has been afflicted with an inveterate and 81.
tremely troublesome Eruption Of ths Skin, some.
times breaking ous In sores, &c. Rossdalis was
prescribed BY my family physician, DIR. A. ID.
came and remains entirely WsH. Yours truly.
j. II. DAGIHL.
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lPUBLIC-No. III


Az ACT 20 aid the Improvement Of the D.s
Moines and Rock Island rapids, Iu the MIS-
sissIppi river.
BE AZ enacfed by Tn Sen VI AMI Esouss Of R,p-p-
sentatiucs Of the CBited stats Of Amersca an Co.'S
gTess GsSsnJted. That whenever in the prosacu-
ton OF the improvements Of the Mississiapi
nver, a. either the Dies MONIES or Rock Island
rapids therein, AZ becomes necessary or proper
10 take possession OF the right OF way over any
lands or 10 use any earth, quarries, or other
material lying adj acent or near 70 either of SAID
works, and needful for It's prosecution the of.
hcer an charge of said work. or has assistant
may, IN the name of the United States, take
possession of and use the same after having
hrst paid. or secureS TO be paid, the value
thereof, which may have been ascertained IN
the mode provided by the laws of the State
wherein such property or material lieTsl, for
adJudging the value CT private property which
may be needed for any public Improvement
PrOrtded, ho1rerer, That when the owner of
such properly or material shall n x price for
the same, which, in the opinion of the SAID
officer in charge, shall be reasonable he nav
take the same al such price without further de-
lay.
SEC. y Anf be a. further enacted, That q por-
tlop OF the appropriations made OF 10 be made
for the prosecution OF the improvements aforp-
said, not exceeding fifty thousand doIla.s an
amount, may be applied in payment OF the
property or material taken and used as afore-
said.
Approved, July 20, Is6-.