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pRoPOsALSFoR PAPER AND TwINEs.


Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
seslst e,l NSI"N, D. q, November 7, IS 6s
Earment until the lUfh day OF auu arr nex, AZ n,
Txius 81, noon co., ior t1rnishIng AraPpnr Paper and
states Tor one year from the hrst day II February
The said articles 20 Ne delivered free Of eNpan..
10 TIE Department at the q aux Agency OF IN.
The es mated quantity OF each article Ans IN.
qnsliy thereoi reluired are specified below
size, ofs material aud quality equal la ali re-
S 10 . nat J, pas IN use e the Department,
ream TO contain = perfect Mrs h' anu ea'h
l5o resms Of the kind Of .pcr 26x % ches in
80. size, TO weigh s. pou nds 20 the resm.
icO W. p9uhos ot late or other suitable Irvine.
lard twisted aud in balls, and to weigh about
c5,OOO pounds q Coarse Hemp Irvine. abou, one.
eith,h OF an inch in diameter, aud in bs,is, TO
Proposals viii he receised for each ar,,ol. ..p,.
rs,el, or for all the articles.
Iewest and best bidder. 20 be determined after .
careful eSsnnstiOn for the purpose Of ascertain
sdy ambiguous TO the Depsrtmenf' " "'''
More or less than the c.tims,ed quantities may
De ordered, ss the necessities 90 the Department
mai require, at the discretion Of the Postmaster
Samples Of such articles as now used q. the
post ohces may be at the OH ces suppliei OF
al the Blank Agency of the Post ofioe Depart
Bidders will send samples Of such articles - thsy
Each bidder must furnish With hts proposal
guarantee OF hls ability 20 comply with nj. bid
ana from postmaster that such
Tao sufficient sureties will be required to con-
A failure 20 furnish an article contracted for
rronety OF ia nishiEg an article inferior 20 that
cause for forfeiture Of the contract. i'A'
h,ds not made IN Conformity with this notice
Proposals. must be marked on the envelope with
the nsne Z I'll. srticle bid for. and the letter al
$500, ALEX: W RANDALL,
no AZ la~S~ Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
WASHINsToN. December zs.Iss
The time for receiving proposals under The fore
gsins adyertl.emeHt; l. extended TO- the s0th day
ceiSed until that day at y O'Clock noon.
de2s,1ut A.M. RANDALL. N G~nsraI.
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT AsDIs-
n t6rw Ehs' cAhhlAGA"Afs'
CIR Hall, wE-HlNsroS, u. c.. Jan. 9. Iss.
Once until L O'Clock N on TIT RsDaY, tue sist
lnstsnt, for Paving, cGrb,ng &C, Tor the yesr
the city DO contractor 20 nave, nor be interested
specifcsiions can be seen AT this Office, also n
IA. office Of the comui.sl.ner Of tmproyemsuts.
Ia s s 2. leses ssen does .n ao sy psss
an offer for each % psrste item Of work aud mate
The Law requires that contractors fer the sbo..
shall, W se g,:e, n., 1. s: .scnm,,;..
SUCH that, il .eceptsd the bidder viii execute =
cordsnce tberesith.
The guarantee must be In substance a, f,l,ov.-
II, b guarantee that n this bid be asc~p:sd by
ibe Mayor that the bidder viii enter iato . csa.
e &. and .hs
Az s::sssnsnts for the ,eOys work % Be- made 10
's ri poHsoAu.
jas-td esDf and IssDf Of streets, Severe, &C.
a ePEEuDID AleORfnnHr- on fOEE0R
s ~: - - III SscSSssaSss 49,:
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WI N sHUsrER, Trustee.

n ROW BOOT DAT MEAL, and other RARIUA
e 70 =. =. p00LIfb Dras end PrescnDeei
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AuCT1oN SALE OF
NJ LAND COAL

On FRIDAY MORNING, January ~, lisa. be.
sinLlns &c II O'Clock promptly, at the Office Of
hal DOCKS Georget0wn, u q Messrs CT ason
die M Will Offer tor sale, In lots of one ton with
the privilege Of more, about
1000 TONS OF CUMBERLAND COAL,
Now lying on Rays Dock. Three hundred tons OF
Tue above Will be sold without reserve. a. AN
experiment. Gleason dienI reserying the right
TO suspend the sale after that amount shall have
heen sold, II they deem Sroper They prop lse nat
this shall be the first OF series OF monthly sales
t. fake place after this the last Friday of
every month, at the above hour.
For all sales of five tons and less, cash. on the
spot over that, thirty days, with approved paper
js9t22 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer.
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TO.MUR w .
10y GREEN d WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers',
No. S26 Southeast corner 7th and streets

RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
nns Esa az msts
cR sAS Mt SALE SE ysLgAgLE WHARF
Court , ~ the d scGse Ps1d oy the sqprsms
No l.229, wherein Alonzo Gordon ct al are COM
plain ,nts and William Dawson ct al are de
on se IL. n dss Of
Isn ssS;, A. D. 49, at O'Clock IA, yslu able
city b.re. 81 S an d.
parcel contained within the following metes ana
se%pS at Of
81 s sb Tann,ps thence north ts the southern
with the line Of said canal westwardly to an alley:
thence sonthwardly with the eastern line OF said
ine Of said later street to the place OF beeinnine
~ other Of said parcels Contained .ithin the fol-
dary Water street; for the southern boundary the
Potomac river; for the eastern boundary Frederick
line OF the property Of Bryce Ia, lor tor ether
win the p,iyliegrs and appurtenances to each Of
This property is now used as a transp ,rtation
depot for coal for which it possesses excellent fs
brick warehouse. II fronts on the can al ana the
Potomac river with fine Wharfage
ninety nine years renewal 10 forever at an annual
rent Of six hundred dollars, with the privilege of
purchasing the fee for the sum Of ten thousand
Terms Of sale One third cash; aud the balance
at six aud twelve months, for which the notes of
the purchaser will be taken, bearing interest from
the day Of SALE and lien retained on the premises
sold All convey ancing and revenue stamps at the
cOst of the purchaser. deposit OF s 20 will be
required of the purchaser at the time Of sale
WIN MATTINGLY Trustee.
"a I-dSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
by GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. $50 Southeast corner OF Seventh and ID sts
TIRE SMALL FRAME HOUSES ANO LOT5
PRINTING ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
BETWEhN 9TH AND 7TH STREETS WEST,
AA On WEDNESDAY the 2O'h instant at 4
EWH O'Clock m we shall sell, on the premises
~@Lot No. 80, IN subdivision OF square No Az;
each brlng good trent and depth; which will be
sold to the hi CHEST bidders
Terms: One-thIrd cash; balance in six aud twelve
months. tor notes be airing interest and secured by
h deed OF trust on the pre- misses. All c.nveyancing
and revenue stamps at the cost OF the purchaser
$50 down on each house when knocked off.
Ja1Sd GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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Il RICE rs CENTS.
SENT SEALED BY posi-.
MANHOOD

One Hundred end FIR, fourth Edition 0; thi.
Lev medical pamphlet, revised and lust published
by the author, DR.. Curtis This valuable work
treats on the cause and cure Of premature decline
aud secret diseases Of youth and manhood II
gives solesr synopsis of the impedlments to mar
risge, and the remedies therefor.
ADDRESS The IID AAETHosi No: So, NORTH
EItr1cts from Re-ieWs Of this Wo,E comusn,;,.
from the yedr 1850.
MsNHooD BY Dr.; CrRrIs.-In this age OF pre-
tensi9n, when the privileges OF the trge are con
difficult to afford the sufferer from nervous debt
" the uneIrins means Of Judgment where to seek
the aihiculty: Their experience and reputation in
the treatmt mt Of these painful are the pa
nents guaranty, and well deserve for the vorh
Its immense circulation.-Era.
youth and old age. IL IL q medical Pablo All on
ably written. and DEVELOPS the treatment OF .
Unttsd Service Gasefte 1
CuRTrs ON MANHooD.-It developes the searfu,
pinsss s wrecked snd furnishes Chart bs sss
they may Dc syeided ssd d escaped Fortunate for
tiee the philsnthropic and scientific maxims here
laid down. one csuse OF N strimoni.l misery might
ne be bs the
hardy, vigorous spirits OF the olden time.-CHyos,
rle.
CrRrIs ON MAsHoop.--This is really . valuable
work; Tor pointing out the diseases resulting from
exoesses, the evils of which manifest in every
Insane asy lum, less than ia the shattered con-
stitution OF those indulging: 1t will do much 10
prevent the vice which by its prevalence among
the young hss . much influence on the present. g
on the future well being Of msny.-He-ald.
DR.. CURrIs's work, entitled Manhood, 10 one Of
the few books now before the public on such a
subject which can lay claim 70 the character Of .e-
ing strictly at the time that n Ia
fully ineligible TO all who read IL The morai
and medical rrecepts given In IL render 1t fny Ala
able -Masssf.
CURTIS ON nANHooD.-This fs truly q valuable
work, aae should be 10 the hands Of young aud
old. The Professional reputation Of the author
combined with hrs twenty years. experieuce A
medical referee In the {. estmept OF nervous debi
ity &c. fully accounts for the Immense alton
which this popular and ably written medical treat.
ise has obtained. -Sssday NRss.
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NUNS = 9 NH
ny Nlrtuo OF 81 execution, No sl4. ned 10 ms
ny JOIN u Cox, Justice OF the Pes - for Wash
lnetoH county. u. q in favor Of p n Weeh
sSapst CHARLES L Meiss. have taken aud sci zed
py virtue OF sid execution the following proper
Ss.psislng OF Tables. Chairs. ~ gns, Show Uases
meat safes Lot Photographic Instr ments, and
o'her sftclss, which will sell AZ Public Auction
Ior cash, ~ the Auction Rooms of Cooper a Lsti-
mtf, en- SATURDAY. January 10th. 1859, az 10
CLOCK a, m ii. CLAGETT. Constable
;,a,., COOPER 4 LATIMER,
JS ~ ZSd-H
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AUCTION SALES.

FUTURE DAYS
IA GREEN . WILLIAMS,
~ Auetoneers and Resl Hstate Brokers
NO. sso Southeast corner OF Tth and ID sta.
TkRUUSTEEs SALE or Two sroRY FRaaE
kEN AND N srs. NORTH.
"a By virtue Of Q deed Of trust from Isaac
Shorter 10 the undersignei, besring date
~ &September 10 lsG, and recorded in Liber
NO 70. folio lOc, q the land rec -ras Of the
pstrict Of Columhis, shah .,p p.s O. public sale
~ ltont 81 the premises. on FRIDAY, the ga Jan-
rs't. I,os 81 clock the north n alt r ART Of
,otnumeered ten no. in square uumo-reA one
city NV f'N' W ~ oi ss'i
Terms OF sole, One half cash: balance a. Fl,
N nths from the day Of sal-, WITH ntAra.; .@rp "a
hy deed Of trust on the eremi-r. ssp A.. -
meoiNtelv on the sale eeiuG made EXpsp.es saa
stamps At purchssers est ~-@
MsHJON ASHFORD Tr,.,,.
Jasd GREEN a WILLIAMS g..
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W ASH ~ TON. December 2s ISIS {
] De in'e Tor receiving proposals under the fore
going advertisement eNten led TO the slth fay af
January. 1853 aud such proposals will Toe rec siyof
Until that day at l. clock noon
ne y LAT A. W. hANDALL. z. VI GenarA
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BOARDING..

DOOMS AND BOARD for flve or elk gentlemen.
IL AZ 500 II street north, between 4th aud 5th
directs west jalS-3t-
L>IRST-CLASS BOAED, WITH PLEASANT
Front ROOMS, t. be had on reaso a able
terms, at 21s K street, between Nth aud 18th,
short wax from most of the public Offices.
de2) I'm
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TNInEO STATES PATENT OFF!CE,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WAsHINGToN, d Jan: S, 1869
Springfield Massachusetts, pray ing for the exten.
sion OF q patent granted him on the 18th day of
April, le55, for an Improvement In Slide hest for
Lathss.
1t 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposit
tons and other papers should be led In this ONCE
twenty days before the day Of bearing
BLISHA fOOTE,
j. 9-lAw3W Commissioner Of Patents.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
NO. e2e. southeast corner 18th and d streets.
~ VIII be sold at public auction, Oh THURS
E. DAY the 2lst OF January, ts5l. Rti o'.Ioc K
No. S, In Square No SSs. being tns east Is feet
front by 81 deep. on the alley with im orovements
fcntfsnng Of one fonr room Hoas@ Lot fenced
arc ,itl- perfect Situated betwesn aud sts
. nth and 9Th q. d 10th street. west, Island.
Ierhs one han cash. balance in three and six
nouns TOT notes bearing Interest, an secured ny
Aoeeo OF trust on the premises All cOnveysacing
snn ievepue stamps at the cost of the purchase.
SIC dosn at the tine Of sale
Rr COOPER LATIMEE Aactioneers,
- Late clerks with J. q. Mcclure a Co.,
eoutn~eet corner OF Penn'a avenue and 18th %
Star Once Building
COSTUMES AT AUCTION
By virtue OF two executions. issued hy John c
oox, > AND to me directed on IN ignest 10
- end 4S9, rendered BY J. % CLARK p IA
WashinRton u. have seized 4. pieces Of cos-
tune, consisting Of
N tRrcy Goats 3vests.
u pairs Knee Pants. Trunk,
as ire property OF Chss Berg, to satisfy said exc
cutiOn. and i'll n them a. the suction nt
Cooper Lsiimer. on MONDAY MORNING,
February lst 1859, at 10 O'Clock
Terms cash.
q II CLAGETT. Constable
ia 70 1880 COOPER LA1IMER au,ts
Rf COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioueers
- Late clerks with Jas q Mcclure A % ,
southwest corner Penna. avenue and lIth straat
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OFFICE OF suPEBINTEEDEST AsDIs-
" sPEOIoksE sEN Rs, CARRIAGk~Ars,

S ~; q 4, - q Ex.DOoSIfS 49,.
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~THE ABOVE SALk Is POSTPONED IN
consequence of the rain until WEDNESDAY,,
January "a, 1862. same hour and place.
By order Of the Trustee.
ia Is-eo COOPER q LATIMER, Aucts.
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"CONSTABLErs SALE -

Try COOPER LATIMER, Auctioueers
- Late clerks with Jas q Mcclure A 90 ,
Southwest corner Penna avenue and lith strait
Star Office Building
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1lY GREEN q WILLIAMS,
- Auctfoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526, Southeast corner TN and ID streets.
TRUSTEES SALE.
IA On SATURDAY. January 81, at II .. N :,
E. by virtue of q decree of the supremeCourt of
S4the District Of Coiumbis the subscri Der, a.
trustee, will offer at public sale, on the premises.
Beallis addition to Georgetown, fronting on Gay
street ~ feets. inches and running bAct l20 feet
Improved by . two story Dwelling House, now oc-
cppied by II q Westervelt, adjoining the residence
Terms, as pr.sc bed by the decree: Cash.
M, BkANNON. Trustee
32St Paul's street, Baltimore
"a I6.d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
10y COOPEK q LATIMER, Auctioneers
- Late Clerks with Jas. q. McGIira Co..
Star once Building.
TRHsTEEs SALE OF IaPROyHD PROP
ERTl ON THIRD STREET VEST, BE-
TWEEN AND l. SHEETS sOUTH. ISL
- By virtue Of adsed Of trust to the under
E.; signed from John ugstetter, dated August
6llth. A. u 1864. and RECORDED IN Liber G
T. a. # folio ~ aud at the reS1 tSs Of the party
the Oth day Of January instant, ct O'Clock .. m.
the northern part of lot No Is, In Square No. 54s
fronting u feet and inches Sd street, and hav-
Terms One third cash, with $50 deposit ct the
time Of sale; residue In and IL m.nths, with 10
70 De ssuIsd psr the
sncinG, &c at ex Dsnse OF purc hssnf
ANTHONY EBERLY,
r Trustee; o %i;e'Pi'iEaa sI III a sS !:
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FO-r tFFlCE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. December Isl ISIS
lie me Tor receiving PR possls under the fore
going advertisement. T. extended 90 the 1Dth a Az
OF January lses, aud such proposals will be re-
ceiNed until that day at ~ o'clock noon.
de2y-1u4t w. RANDALL. VI G-n.ral.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-02-25

To MAKE TAFEy.--What rare sport
we used to have when children, pulling
taffy; and, indeed. 1t IL rare sport for
children oflarger growth, to spend an
evening in making moasses candy, or
taffy. This IL my process.
Put Into pan, or some shallow YES
sci, . quarter Of a pound Of butter and ~
pound Of brown sugar; set it upon the
stove and stir together for fifteen mir .
utes or until q little Of the mixture
dropped into basin Of water vii! bread
clean between the teeth without stick
ing to them. Any fiavoriDg that Is de-
sired, rs lemon. pineapple or vanilla
should be added just before the cooking
IL completed. The taffy, when done,
should be poured into shallow dish,
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Bran as q Stock food.

Most farmers Consider wheat bran Al
very poor food for stock, but neverthe
les, It contains more fat or oil than the
flour; the flour contains from one anu
half to one and three quarters per cent.
OF oil or fatty matter, and bran from ioui
and half to five and three quarter
pounds IN every one hundred. Yet bran
by i,selfthou.h it contains greater por.
ton of fatty matter than corn. will not
fatten an animal unless it is mixed with
something else. This may be accounted
for by chemical reasons.
If laying on the fat was the only duty
of the food, then bran would answer;
but not small amount is necessary 10
support respiration, to do this we must
have carbon; corn in addition TO lat,
contains a large percentage of carbon III
the form of starch of gluten, while the
bran contains but little. | have found
that meal that is one third bran ana
two thirds corn will fatten as fast rs AL
corn. In England it is much used III
with oil cake.
Substances which are rich in nitro
gen are good for fattening, this is the
reason why oftal or fat is good for fat"
Lening poultry or pigs. q. Il. Rodgers
in German 1ctCyralph.
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PREVENTION OF SHRINKING IN
FLANNllS.-A correspondent of the
London FcId says:
In washing tlannel>, or other wool
en- articles, have The sud. ready prcpor-
ed, 10y boiling up and so di,solvins
small Pie sois'ln ia rain water, with
out soda; bat do not use the Suhs when
boiling; let them be lusewarm only
when '!.c article. are pat in. The fan
ne.s should not hI rubbed with a large
piece of soap, itor should the fabric itself
be Rubbed, ~ ia washing linncn, &c;
the fiberS of the wool contain NUM-
. hcr.es litilo hooks, with the rub
bling knot. together; hence the thcikcn
ing Of the fabrics and the couscalcnt
shrinking in dimensions. Well sluic,
the articles up and down in plenty o
a"d*, which aftcrward squeeze tnol
wiring out. The American cloth @,
"rinGrrs, consisting OF pair Of India
rubbe! rollers through which the clotl,
passes, arc great Improvement upo,
hand i"""r-as without injury to the
! fabric, they squeeze cut the water &c
thoroughly ihat The article dries in con
sideraLly less time than it otherwis.
would do. After rinsing, squeeze on,
the water and dry in the open air, fifth,
weather Is such as to admit OF the artic
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which Is buttered on the bottom and
sides. BY drawing knife across 1t
when it is partially cool, 1t can easily be
broken into squares. Molasses may be
used instead Of sugar, but it Is not so
brittle.
This tafly Is a most excellent thing
for cough. and one which children are
easily persuaded to take MRS. JULIA
A. YOUNG, in Working Farmer. r.
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sfn- In Philadelphia short weight is
made short work with. Take, for in
stance, the sale of butter in the mar
kets. 1t is usually put up and brought
IN in balls OF one pound each The city
weigher, man invested with legal au-
thority, goes through each market once
n day. Behind him follow two stout
negroes, with tie Just balance" and a
large basket. lie approaches the butter
sellers table, and says To the balance
man, weigh one of those lamps The
thing is done. and if it falls short of u
pound tho huge pile goes INFO "A basket.
is lugged oft, and goes into the city
treasury. There is no questioning, no
rarleying, no whimperin@, bat away ii
goes, the butterman look ing after its
disappearance with apparent astonisn-
ment, and his neighboring money
changers looking ut him with mingled
sorrow and contempt. Sometimes 500
pounds are reported conii~cated in this
way in q single day. And SO of many
other articles.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-02-25

\ STORY WITH A MoRAI..-When
trade grew slack and notes fell due, the
merchants face grew long and blue; hi,
dreams were troubled through the night
with sheriff'~ hailitl, all in sight. At
last, Iii. wife unto him said rise uD at
once, get out Of bed, and get your paper,
ink and pen, and Say these words unto
all men: My goods | wish To- sell to
Your wives and daughters, too: my
prices are so very low, that each will
buy before they go He did as his
good wife advised. and straightway
went and advertised. Crowds came and
bought AL lie had; his notes were paid.
his dreams We're glad, and he will tell
you to this day how we'll did printer 5
ink repay. He told us with knowing
wink, how he WAS saved by printer ;
ink
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Domestic Economy.


Whitewa~h i one Of the most valun-
bic articles in the world, when properly
applied. ltnot only prevents the decay
OF wood, but conduces greatly TO Tie
healthineSs of OF aii building. whether
wood or stone. Out buildings and fen
ccs when not painted, shonll he sup
piled once or twice ayear with good
coat of whitvwa~h, which should be pre-
pared in the following way:-Take a
clean water tight barrel, or other suita.
Die ca.k, and pat into it half bu,heI of
lime. Slack il hy pouring water over it
boiling hot III sufficient quantity to COW
er it five inches deep, and stir it briskly
till thoroughly slakel. When the
stalking has been thoroughly effected,
dissolve it in water, and add two pounds
Of su'phitc OF z!nc and one of common
salt; these will cause the wash to harden
ana prevent its cracking, which gives
al unseemly appearance tn the work -
II desirable II beautiful cream color MAY
be communicated In the above waslr, by
adding three pounds Of yellow ochre; or
good pearl of lead color hy the addi.
OF lamp, vine or ivory black. Tor fawn
color, add four pounds OF lumber, Turk
ish or American, the latter is the cheap
est, one pound Of indian red, one pound
of common lanpbiach. For common
stone color, add four pounds of lumber
and two pounds Of lampblack. This
/ wash may be applied with common
whitrwash brush, and will be fount
much superior both in appearance an,
durability 70 the common white wash
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les drying quickly; II not dry in .
warm room, but avoid too close proxim-
ity to fire. Let any dust or mud be
beaten out or brushed off prior to wash