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DIR. SAGE's CATARRu REMEDY j. ao Patent Ne
dici.e ksp15Ug gotten up 70 dupe the ignorant and
cretulou- nor l. it represented a. being com
posed OF rare AMI precious substances brought
from The four corners Of the earth, carried seven
times across the Great Desert Of Saharah, On the
backs OF fourteen canels aud brought across the
Atlantic ocean on two ships" 1, i mid, >ooih-
ing, pleasant Remedy, perfect specific for Csro-
mic Nasal Catarrh Gold in the heal aud Kin
,ired diseases. The proprietor, L v Pierce NJ.
u, OF Buffalo. y. Y, Whose private Government
stamp j. on every package Of the Genuine Offers
q reward Of $50 for a case Of Catarrh be cannot
cure. For sale by druggists seat 10y nail, post
paid. Tor sixty cents. Address the proprietor as
above.
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Special Notices.
Twenty-seven Years Practice

In the Treatment of Diseases incident 70 Females,
Ia, placed DR.. DOW al the head OF AL physicians
making such practice a specially, and enables him
10 guarantee speedy and permanent cure in the
worst cases OF Suppression and all other MeaSsrU
IL DcraHgessats, from rha;ersr cause. All letters
Tor advice must contain ST. Oaice No. ENDI
COTT STREET. B0SuDN
y B.-Boari furnished 20 those desiring 10 NJ
main under treatment.
Boston, JUly,ls7O. "
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Tn, rrettie.t w oman i'm New York. Nj

X, well known IN our fashionable societies Tor
her distiHgus appearance and beautitul complex
ion. va. once a sallow, rough skinned girl,
chagrined 3; her red, freckled face. She pitched
into lIagan', Magnolia Balm, AMI l., nov As pretty
IN complexion as she Is charming in manners.
Tbi, article. oyercomes freckcsl tan, sallowness,
moth patches ring marks etc, and makes ouelo
ten wears younger than they are. Magnolia Balm
for TRANSPARENT complexion. Snd Ly {
Ka,hairvn 10 make the Lair plentiful luNuriant
son and delicate, have np-rtyals. The hathairou
prevents the hair Irom turning grey, graduates
daudgufT and Is the best and cheapest dressing IN
III, world
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Dyspepsia or indigestion

Is oppIe-, ION amer eating or a bc.ching up OF
wind. and always follows Costiyeness. DIR.
HARRIsON'S PEII>TALTIC LOZENGES give
permanent relief. They are pleasant, portable. DO
not gusre increase OF dose, and never iaa. Also
warranted 10 cure every Aiad OF Piles. For sale
a, NJ. I. fremont Temple, Boston, 10y p. A. HAIR
RISON CO, Propretors, aud BY all Druggists
Mailed Tor 60 cents. 9mJunl0
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Freedom Notice.

r HEREBY give notice that have this day civ
/ en- nv two sons Nahum NJ. >cribner, and
sampson Scribncr, their time during the remain
der oi their minority To act aud contract for them
selves. aud shall claim none OF their earnings
no. pay any debts OF their CONTRACTING Ailer TIM
date JOSEPH st RlB\ER.
Witness-ENOCH FOSTER, JR.
I;cthel july IL, 1870.
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NOTICE.

NIvHEREN ~ have made ample provision for
w the support ~ my wife, sally Virgin, Who
IA, voluntarily len ms bed ami buarI, notice =
hereby given thereof IA uricr 10 caution any amt
all from halbOriug cor trusting her on my account,
a / shall pay no bills OF her contracting.
EBENR VIRGIN.
pt,mc,-l
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Non-lsesident Taxes,

In the Town Of Paris. County Of oxford, Me-,
for the year l>i9.
The following list of Taxes on Real Estate oi
nonresident owners In the Town OF Paris, for
the wear ls,5l in bills committed 10 John Black,
Collector of sand town OF Paris, on the seventh
day Of June, lS;9, has been returned by him 10
me remaining unpNid on the Eth day OF April,
lS1u, by his certificate of that date, and now ne.
main unpaid and notice l. hereby given that II
the said taxes and interest and charge are not paid
into the Treasury OF said town within eighteen
months from the date of the commitment OF said
bills - much of the real estate taxed a viii be
sufficient 20 pay the amount due therefor, ,nclud'
ing interest and charges, will without further no.
tjce, be sold at public Auction az the Store OF the
subscriber, in South Paris, ON SATURDAY, the tenth
day OF December, lsI0. at one O'Clock T. VI
Isr,..rs n T.f pgu 4gy.s I0Iye y1r
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THE
PEOPLES MEDICAL INSTITUTE
%. 3 ButFRch Stree
BOSTON. MASS.

Established for the treatment OF all diseases, the
subjects Of which liable "a imposition and eN
tOrtOn the hands o. the advertising medical pre-
tenders who intest all our large cit.es j. now open
for the reception Of patients rhe Faculty of the
Institute may be cOahdentialiy consulted personally
or by letter IN all eases.
It's medical publications, comprising THE
MEDICAL EXAMINER, monthly, at So cents a
year, TUE GENTLEMAN'> MEDICAL ADVIS-
ER, and TIE LADIES' GUIDE TO HEALTH, .
cents each, viii Ok sent 70 any address receipt Of
the price.
Ladies and gcntlemeu-yOung middle aged, or
past the prime Of ltesucTng. from any disease or
innrmlty arising from constitutional weakness, I'm
potency. or stertry' desiring medical treatment or
advice, may with the assurance that their cores
pondenCe will b. regarded - stictly confidential,
and De- promptly answered, address. inciosing con-
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finch street, Boston, Mass.
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PimpIes ON the Tnce.

For tOmedOnes, BACK Heads. Flesh WORMS or
HFuos FnpIy Eruptions and BlOtched disdgura.
ughI 'H t4e Face use Perry's COmed0ne 4 PIN.
PIE Remedy Reliable, Harmless, and contains
I,,'i poison Depot. o. Bond 81, y. I. Sold
~ prJssis,s every where an mchIs
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sor Moth Patches Fr.s,ss 4 Pan

For Moth Patches Ereklcs. & Tan
L - PERRY MOTH X FREChLE LOTION
Iur ouly reliable AMI harmless Remedy known
from the F.cr. Prepgre1 only bv In, n a PFR
IA ~ Eon' -, y \. sold by Druggists every
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Commissioners Notice,

NOTTfuHISSHUHVf -NVsTN'
WE having been appointed by the honorable
w Judge OF Probate Tor oxford County, to re-
ceive aud examine the claims Of the creditors OF
Oake, T. Bosworth late OF Canton, IN said Couuty,
deceased, whose estate l. represented ln>olN'nt.
give notice that six months, commencing the 2lst
day oil June 1870, have been allowed "a said crcdi-
tor, 10 bring I'm and prove their claims, and that
xe will attend the service .ued u- 40 the ONCE
of John Z. Swa~ey in said Canton, on the last sat
ur,!av OF August aud the third Saturday OF peceIn'
Der next ~ two O'Clock IA the afternoon OF each
of said days.
HIRAM 4 ELLIS,
CALVIN =. BROWN.
Canton, July 5, 1870. Commissioners.
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RI viii paw for the New York
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AGENTS WANTED
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With which is GIVEN AWAY

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That superb and worll.renowned work of art
..MARSlIALL'S HOUSEHOLD ENGRAVING of
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P AT EN- is

INVENTORS who wish to take out Letters Pa
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Twenty Years. Their American and European
Patent Agency j. the most extensive in the world.
Charges less than any other reliable Agency, n
pamphlet containing null Instructions 10 inventors
Is sent gratis.
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Pay Up!

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day. for settlement! Al persons wishing l,
avail themScIve- OF the opportunity can DO 80 al
to that time. when they win be len with au attor
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4 LII kinds OF JOE PRINTING done Of
"A this Office, send orders by mail,
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DIR. n. CANNON,
WILLIAM III. CLIFFORD,
Counsellor & Ato'ney at Law,
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
No. sol LIZ Congress Street.
PORTLAND, ME.
Patent OUiCe Fees.

t'tNt CNt't
On every application for = design, Ton ihFee ana
FIX months, ~ W
a. az a.! ni;cStion for design Tor Il we, 30 90
80 49,! SPt .,t 10 90
S gu 800 49,! o.,nI;~otion for a patent Is %
o 81 Ss'.is -" .i.acb Gin Al nstent 20 %
On flng a disclaimer, ~ w
On every application for reissue 50 20
On 49, ",,,iic.,;o,, for an extension 30 90
o ,ha ,,.a, at o., every extension, 80 10
ss~ All fees must be paid in advance. ;.
The applicant for patent must furnish dupli.
,ate drawings, and a model whore the nature of
the invention admits Of them.
All kinds Of Drawings and models furnished II
required. OCT
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4 intelligent. industrious boy, OF good habits
n H. or Il wears 81 agc. 10 learn the frIu'nl
Rn.inrss Ai this Office. n luINN
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The Circus department presents
25 Star Performers, 5 EqueStri-
enncS, Boy Gymnasts,
Girl Riders,

And the finest stud OF Performing Horses and Pc.
mics in the country At ten O'Clock ON the d4I "l
exhibition the citizens will behold the most I'M
DosinU,
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nE WOMAN. 10 10 house work, in the Factor
\ Boarding House Norway, Good wages Wi
bc paid Apply AZ Factory Boarding Hou'e, Nor
Way JUN ~
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Now on its 22d annual tour; after an absence o
four years will revisit aud exhibit in this place n
above stated Among the manifold attractions /.
a Monster
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In Paris. June 18th, Maj. John I. Richards,
Gardiner. and Cora Howard, of Boston
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At West Paris July 10th, to the wife of IL. T.
Brown, Esq, daughter.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

BOARD OF PUBLIC SCHOOL GUARDIANS
The new Board of Guardians, elected by the
joint committee of the Councils on Monday, the
Sd instant, held a meeting last evening and or
ganized by the reelection of Anthony Hyde,
ESQ.,, as President, Mr.. VIM. l.. Dunlop, Secre-
tary, and Mr.. VIM. q. Magee as entering Guard
ian. Several bills OF expenses were audited and
passed, and Messrs. Hyde, Dunlop and Libbey
were appointed committee to confer with the
Trustee Of the Washington schools, with q view
OF procuring aid from Congress for the benefit of
the schools Of the District, after which the
Board adjourned.
NEGLEcTING TO TAKE OUT LICENsEs-Sey-
erai dealers in town have been hauled up by the
police for neglecting to take out their yearly
licenses, and among the offenders who have paid
the fines incident to such offences, are some of
our prominent druggists and grocerymen.
THE FUNERAL oBsRQUIKs of the Hon. Jam,s
>. Morsell will take place at Christ Church,
Georgetown, ID. g., tomorrow (Friday) at d.
m. 1t is. fact worthy of mention that at the
time OF his death he was the last survivor of those
who signed the original articles of agreement
under which that church was organised in 1918.
HIS HoNOR, MAYOR SwEENY, has been con-
fined to his house for the past day or two with q
severe cold, but Is much better to-day.
RIVER FRoNr.-Entered-Sch -Schooners Gar,
Hammond, jacksonville, Florida, and RhodeIla
Blew, Haley, New York.
Evening star., 1870-01-13
ALEXANDRIA.

FIRR-@An alarm Of fire Tuesday night was
caused by the partial burning Of the twO-stOry
frame house, No. 14 King street, occupied by
MI. Christian Poggensee as cigar manufac-
tory. The fire canght from the oven In the
bakery OF Mr.. JOhansOn, adjoining. The nre
department was soon on the spot and at work,
ana tne names were speedily extnguished, but
not until almost the entire stock of Mr.. Poggen-
see mad been DESTROYED or carried OF. The
mouse belonged to Mr.. Harrison Bradley, and
was fully insured, but Mr.. Poggensee had no
insurance On his stock, and was in Washington
when the fire occurred.
THE CONTESTED ELECTION CAsE.-The taking
OF testimony in this case continues. A. Moran.
Robert Bell, ST., and w. u. Massey were ex.
amined, and each testified as to the thorough
loyalty and unionism Of Mr.. Mckenzie at all
times and under all circumstance.
PROPERTY SALE--Beck, Knox & Kerby. real
estate agents, have sold to Samuel Pickens n
house and lot on Pendleton street. between pitt
and st. Asaph, belonging to Mrs. Mary II. Foi-
son, for $3.50 cash. Mr.. Pickens intends inn
proving the property.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

Nfs early I'm the seasen yet to make an intel
hgent estimate Of the character Of the coming
spring trade; but, 20 far as the Indications can
be trusted, they promise an active trade and an
early movement Prices are generally firm,
and q considerable number OF orders have
Southwest. The stock of the domestic cottons
in the hands Of manufacturer agents is very
Tar from being In excess Of the usual demand.
The orders from the Northwest are not repre-
sented rs promising; but il is too soon to expect
much from that quarter.
Unbleached shirtings and sheetings are with
out any quotable change since the opening Of the
comparatively limited; but no anxiety to force
sales is exhibited by the manufacturers agents.
ahere is smaller supply OF standard makes in
lrst hands than Is usual at this season. Laurel
ID and Appleton A as standards are held at Is
cents; w achusetts and Adriatics at l5k cents.
In unbleached shirtings and sheetings no
with tendency to rise with an increased de,
mand. New York Mills are held at 22x cents,
less than the usual discount; Manville zoos at
~ a.S;e Sen.s. wamsuttas are sold only for future
In printing cloths but little is doing for gray
goOus. Sales OF "a square standard quality are
mace az . cents. Prints are yet i'm but limited
for the spring trade are offered in the market,
and the new light effects are attractive and sat,
isfact0ry to the trade. Sprague's new fancies
are offered at II y cents less per cent 30 days:
Merrimacs, for D fancy IL, for W iss for pink
and purple frocks IA.
Rolled JacOnets are not In much demand, but
the stock i'm first hands is comparatively light
Lonsdales are quoted at 10S, and Masonville at
IL cents. Cambrics are steady in price, but the
demand is not particularly lively. There is very
limited sale for silesias, but prices remain
steady. Indian Orchards sell at II \ cents, and
Ward Mills at 15k cents. Denims are in some
what better demand with a promise of improve
ment: Kentucky jeans are more inquired for
than has been the case; but the sales are few
purchasers seeming disposed to wait for
decline OF prices. There are no quotable changes
Of prices.
WOollens are generally inactive, but price.
are unchanged. There is but little doing except
by the clothiers, who are not purchasing heavily.
Slater's black cloths bring from S275 to ssh:
blue cloths from 50 to sc. Fancy cassmeres,
light weight, for the early spring trade, are now
in fair demand by the clothing manufacturers:
but mostly for the inferior qualities. Prices
have undergone a revision, but without any es-
sential changes.
The market for foreign dry goods is very quiet,
but the importers are making preparations for
an early spring trade, and are generally pretty
confident of animprOved business. The imports
for December, which are considerably i'm excess
OF the impOrtatiOns of the corresponding period
of the previous year, prove that there is no lack
of confidence with the importers. Many of
them have already made a display of the new
styles Of fabrics, but the sales have been on
very limited scale.-N. Y. Independent.
Evening star., 1870-01-13
The Ring.
PDyv vApDc ANn Corryrp ~Ar,urn

EDWAEDS AND COLLNER MATCHED.
The New York World, January IL, saws: Some
weeks since, Billy Edwards, a noted pngilist OF
this city, challeged any man in the country to
fight him at 124 pounds for 900 and the light
weight championship. Sam COllyer, Of Balti-
more, whom Edwards once defeated, desirous of
another trial of endurance and skill, accepted
the challenge, and offered to toss for choice of
ground. Edwards, fearful Of foul play in case
he should lose the toss and have to fight in Viz
ginia, would only consent to ground within 400
miles west of New York. COllyer did not like
this, but being very anxious to fight, finally
came to terms, and on Saturday last signed ar
ticles to fight on Wednesday, the ID of March,
and a forfeit was put up in Frank Queens
hands.
Edwards will 60 into training in few days
near McCOomb's Dam, with DOoney Harris as
adviser and tutor. COllyer's hackers are in
Baltimore and Brooklyn, while Edwards has the
support of a Wall street broker and a sporting
man in Elmira. Both men have improved since
their last encounter, and the coming tight will
be lively one. The first mill between these
men came off near Cone river, Va, for 81 900 a
side, and Edwards was victor i'm fOrty-seyen
rOunds-time one hour and fOrty-seven minutes.
COllyer has had much the most ring experience
but the New Yorker is said to possess enormous
powers Of endurance added to great skill and
science.
Evening star., 1870-01-13
~ B. B ICH AUS
GOLDEN RENEpIEs.

~ sor e Other, sake NJ other. and yoa win avs
.Sl,oSS REWARp M for any cass Of disease in aay
Ulcerated sore Throat and Mouth, Sore Tyec, Cuts.
sSssnss q ths SAP seIof1S &c ssfs
oo% 9yss cii die Sisecss from the Un, and leaves tSs
.D: kteAass Colder Balsas No. c1re. u.,.,.
rial Anections Rheumatism IN IN fts form vhetSS,
from mercury or other causes; Gives immSdiss" -
nsa n a. g ss;e: No dietins have
cure sectsd * these Rsnsdiee Price Of either 10
q ~ kissC: peE pSa SCsasi or TO bottles for 3sSo
pleasant and radical cure Tor an Urinary bessnSs,
nents accompanied with full directicr.. rice. S3n
~: RieAss's Gsld@ Elixy sz1.e,,. . = l6,....
Nervous or General Debility in oId or Young
SeI 6oeals snef o lte se xc1deai Cd eject. Price, eS1
On reccpt o. price, these Remedies win b shipped
keSS:s: k;eSs::: g aSes &:1si2s .ibOsf 90 ne q ..
S.;sssSSr sSss's s'fSp 81 ihb 8 81 ~ g SosiIs::
V'ssaesssoe. H4N
Evening star., 1870-01-13
CITY ITEMS.

ticle which 30 richly deserves the entire conf
dence OF the community as browns Bronchial
Trocfe." The Troches have received fiatter-
ing commendations from the most celebrated
c'ergymen, lawyers. and public speakers, who
speak from personal experience. These suffer
ing from asthmatic and bronchial diseases,
c. ughs and colds, should try the Troches.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

JOHN WESLEY JOHNSON, a colored man. was
arrested yesterday by Officer Dyson on a war
rant issued on the 2sth day of JULY last. on com
plant OF Samuel Brunswick, a huckster in the
Northern Market, for carrying away his money
till, containing about thirteen dollars He was
committed to Jail for court, after a hearing be-
fore Justice Thompson.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

The FUNERAL OF j. ID. BARCLAY, ESQ. took
Place yesterday afternoon, from his late resi-
dence on 18th street, and was largely attended
Rev. j. n. Coombs preached the funeral ser
mon, and the following were the pail bearers
DIR. John Ii. Blake. Mr.. Lovejoy, Mr.. Adams, j.
IL Houston, Mr. Lockwood, Mr.. Stroman, Mr.
Eyeieth, and ex-Mayor Wallach. Mr.. Joseph
Gawler was the undertaken. The coffin OF de-
ceased was covered with black cloth. on which
was silver Ilate with the simple inscription,
John ID Barclay, born Feb. 20, 1870; died Jan
10, 1S1e.'
Mr.. Barclay was born in Georgetown when II
was part of Montgomery county, MARYLAND
and has spent his long life in the District OF
Columbia; most OF il in faithful service to the
Government He was exceedingly methodical
and abstemious in his habits never having been
inside drinking saloon or bar-room in his life
His remains were taken to Glenwood Cemetery
and deposited in the family lot.
Evening star., 1870-01-13
DRoPoSALs FOR PAPER FOR THE PUB-
u Lie PRINTING


OFFICE OF THE CONGREGATIONAL PRINTER
WASHINGTON, Dec ~. lso. (
In pursuance Of th. provisions Of the fourth se-
ton d an act entitled An act 10 further regulate
chase .f paper for Public Printing, approx ed on
seiyed nntii Tuesday the s6 das q , Jansary, Sf T
ls7o at 10 clock for furnishing the paper t1r
i the said proposals to be opened bore sa tS
awards q contracts 10 be made By, the joint CGra-
and best bidder Tor the interests of the Governm,nt.
the ConmItee reservine 70 itself the right reect
OF the government may dictate.
be- sscertaned the quantity IL escb AM y, n,,
that will be required, but the will be en-
and more: '"'
CLASS .-CycALENpERED PRINTING PAPER
S"o rsams q me Printing Paper, uncalendered,
five pounds 10 the ream Of so sheets.
CLASS 2;-CALESDERED PRINTING PaPER
Booo resms Of superfne calendered Printing Paper,
three pounds to the ream 81 f SO sh.e,s n'''
900 reams q sqperfne cale1dered Printne Paper.
four pounds TO the resm cf 20 Sheets. Sn's '''''-
l'o' reams ss sIreriine ealendsred PRINTING Papnr.
seventy pounds to the ream Of SO sheets
CLASS 3.-SIzED AHp CsLENDERED PRINTING
loo reams surpernne Printing Paper. hara-.i,.s
and super -calendered, measuring % 81
inches, % and nd Weighing forty i've pounds TO tho
600 reans super sized and calendered, Is % inches.
sD sheets >' fO"Hu' =" hHc 1eAih "i
CLASS aup
i"0 resns erea map Paper slzed and saen-
resp onding in Weight With nsneT msss,,;,, r%r
,shIs ;S inches, snd weighing twenty one pounds
-. e''s
5000 reams Quarto Post. iosIs inche.
500 reams Flat Cap BxlsA;. on bxl7 inches
2-:to reams double Cap, le1E AS. or 1x2s inches
SWu reams Double Deny. 11sxH inches
fs% rssns rssm: EonS,I EoIio PGst i6 6fss inches
S resms rean 1n9ie ,n f9lio 9s, Post; s2NA inches
sS , reans reams snysr ssoysl' Rsrs, isn2t isehes
So So reams reams perPP, GnIeI Pacsy nShes
soo r.ems Any ~ resulrea ux ni color or Soiors ,
shoye and not sr';, s s1 ai ao ia
CLASS e.-CoLoRrp wKrrTSs p.prr.. |,o b. q,
any required weights w.
sS resms Cap s sss neSes sees o ISs ass re0u;r
goo reams Folio Post, Exe2 inches, blue
looO reams Folio, rx2a inches, blue
80 resms DENY ll6k2es inches, blue
iso realms Double CAP, Snas inches, blue.
CLASS 5-PArrR rGs r;n. r2sJ Pos; pFfioE BlANks'ten-
LOO reams, ,n messgr.ng s % ~AS inches, weighing q
80 reams measurinc asxxs inches. x.;y,,;ns .,
pounds per ream -
GU reans, r,n measuring s'AS inches weighing ss
zoo rea1s; %easnrins isHa inches. weighing %
CLASS s.-sIzED EDANDcssLEsDERkD TIsrEDPRrNr-
22x31< inches, weighing ~ pounds 90 the resm
go rea@s saperfne Cream Tinted. calendered,
2sssxlo inches, weighing IS POUNDS 70 the reaIn
Of $50 sheets.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

BUILDING AssOCIATIoNs.-The Northern Lib
critics Association, at its last meeting, advanced
the sum Of 81 300 at an average of 81 per cent.
AT the twenty-seventh monthly meeting of the
Washington Cooperative Association, held last
evening, the sum of 81 600 was sold from 1863 to
200 per cent.