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AUCTION SALES.
RfF. b. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SALE AT AUCTION oFyALUBALE REAL rs

TATE. No
snail offer for sale. az public auction. IN fran, RI
- the premises, on MONDAY, the Cd iay az
E.s& Ocfeber next. AZ O'Clock D. m the north
&half OF Lot II, Square $40, fronting 2e1S feef on
I.th street west bstveen and X, north BY de nth
OF oieet TO public alley. This lot Is Improved nv
Two story and basement Frame House. c6ntsining
u rooms; and is very eligibly situated in a Central
Teims n cash; balance at 6 end II month";
On the same day, at 81 C'cloct o. m Il shan ofa,
the middle of Lot 8, Square egs fronting 23s feet
on 18TH street wast, between N and %, north Nv az,
average depth q &c feet This lot ad,oins he yasi
celee Of VIM. J. Miller Eco an iesi
IsLmsi cash; balance at 6, II and Is months.
SEQ u0os y. b. MCGUIRE. Auct
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES
OFFICE Posr AND DEPOT Con-. OF suBsTsrEScE,l
WASHINGTON, D. c., September Z, ISL (
Sealed proposals in duplicate, will received NJ
this Office, until u M, on the first MONDAYS OF
November, December, ISL, and January, 1872 for
the following Stores:
No. Flour, Salt,
No. Flour, Hominy,
Corn Meal, Bacon,
SOAP, Breakfast Bacon,
Beans, Smoked Beef.
Amount required each month, quality, and con-
diti0ns, made known by
se2S-5t G. BELL, c. s., LISA
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pr THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer,
- dig 7th street, opposite Post ONCE

RI THOs. T. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer,
- sIS 9TH street, opposite Post ONCE.
TfEFSE TsHhST q LAND III TIE od sfAHl
Ss tE SseS 81 FHE TEEFE
k kSSAP tEAb pHE IfEITERSESTSN
ssEHEss TR STREET nhh k kbkfI TOLL GATE ON
by virtue of two deeds of trusts to us, from
Az26h and November 18th, A. y. iSes, and recorded
respectively in Liber f. 2, e. No d, folio 2ss, and
Of Washington county, District of Columbia, we
6etoSsF iotS M 5ns
piece or parcel Of ground lying in the said city and
eoS
vision Of that part Of Bealis Plains Lamar outlet,
veyed to William Little by Benjamin Ogle Tayloe
and William b Tayloe, by deed bearing date March
north 50 degrees west 81 perches, to intersect Ho
meads north line; thence with said line 661 so
perches to ntersect the north line Of new laid ont
out road per q ne sSes sls
south 90 degrees la - perches to intersect the
S with sSsS ss
II straight line to the beginning, except as much
thereof released by the said trustees and CON
veyed by William A. Munder to Erastus NJ Chaplin,
all of which will more fully appear in Liber 629 folio
49, The improvemen ts consist of a good two-story
Brrck Dwelling vel ing stable s slauEhterhSuse, &c;
SloO will be required when the property is Sold the
balance in notes at and IL months, with per cent
interest secured by deed of trust the premises.
after the SALE or property to be resod at and
risk OF defauMlting ppEfhss;Ser;
taHH RfsT1 hsNE IEHEb5EERER. Trustees.
Sc 9d&ds THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN, Aucts.
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Ky VIM l. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
- tkew Marble Ruildngl
Nos. 500 and 900 Pennsylyapia avenue
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY AT Auc.

~ By virtue Of deed of trust dplv racorda5 In
Is Llber se4 folio AS, will sell at public auction
~, On me premises. on FRIDAY, October 9Th
AT 90 clock, the foil wing real estate in the
coinly o. washington, District Of Columbia. being
part OF that Of land BY James Maher
aho vile TO Richard s. Coke by deed dated 9TH az Of
august, l4s. and by sail Coke devised to his two
dauchters, Mary G.. Maher and susan B. Wright,
arc by a mutual partition Of their respective in
teresis the said Mary G.. Msher has had her share
set apart and conveyed to her, beginning for the
same at the end OF Is perches measured on a line
drawn south one and quarter degrees west from
The third boundary stone of the city of Washington
being the point on said Boundary street on the
div iding line between the said Mary c. Maher aud
VIM II Ciagett; thence south along and with said
Boundary street Loo feet; thence east and parallel
with the south line Of said Clagetts land 100 feet;
thence north and parallel with Boundary street loo
feet to the south line of said Clagett's land, ana
thence west along the said Ciagett's land to the
place o. eegnnlng, containing 10000 square feet Of
ground, together with the buildings and appur-
teIIances. The same being part of Long Meadows
10 o. sale One third cash. balance in notes of
and Is months bearing interest, and secured By
deed OF trust on property All conyeyancing at cost
OF purchaser deposit Of SlC0 required as soon as
500; ne purchaser not complying with terms Of
SAFE within hve days, the property win be resold at
the risk and cost Of the default purchaser
SAMUEL l.. PHILLIPS. Trustee,
teoOfs w. IL. WALL N co
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RY W. l.. WALL 4 co, AuctIoneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 600 and 909 Pennsylvania avenue

TRUSTEES, SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE CORNER OF SOUTH
STREET AND Err sTREET EAST
IL By virtue Of two (2l deeds OF trust, dated
E:; Tespeetyeiy January 18th aud May 18th, A. D.
kls5o, and recorded IN Liber No. Se5, folio ~,
and Liber No. 6ls folio 1S, OF the land records for
the District Of Columbia, and by direction Of the
surer Of the First Co operative Building Asso-
ciation" Of this District, we will cell, at public
auction, in front Of the premises, on MONDAY, 9TH
a a Of August next at O'Clock m all interest in
b Humphrey dated February 18th, 1858, ON Lot No.
Is, IN said Proutis subdivision Of Square No. 600;
said lease sing for the term Of 90 years yearly
rent Of forty dollsIs, payable semi annually Th.
two nearly new Frame Houses
Terms OF SALE 0ne-third cash; the balance in six
and twelve months with interest, TO be secured by
Piled with within dive days from the day of sale the
Trustees reserve the right to resell at the and
rsk OF TIE 2urshaser after one weeks public notice
Conyeyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur.
chaser. HENRY A. CLARKE,l -.
VIM. A.. FENWI X, { trustees.
VIM. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers.
A., x THE ABOVE SALE Is PosTPONEDUN-
til 26TH sEPfEMBER, 1871, same hour and place
sea- w. L. WALL Il CO., Auctioneers.
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
~ Southeast corner 1th and ID streeta
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 18th
day Of July A. y. 1855, and duly recorded In
- Liber q. T. No. SO, folios as, l7s and al,
by the written direction of the party secured
thereby we VIII sslI A. gnblic suctgn 10 front OF
TENDER, A. d. lSl, at O'Clock D m, the whole Of
Lot numbered nine, 80 In Coltman and Adams,
three hundred and nine, tse,l in the city Of Wash
Terms of sale One half in cash (of which must
be paid at sale, and the remainder within six days
thereafter the deferf ed payments 20 be made co ua
payments, with interest, in six and twelve months
after the date Of sale and secured by deed Of trust to
the satisfaction Of the trustees. Terms to be com
piled with within six days after date Of sale other
wise the trustees the right n resell the
no ice thereof. All cOnveyancing and stamps the
purcbeser's cost. wM. u wARp,l rru.,aa.
JAS. Y. nAyIS,f irustees-
selseodSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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~ Southeast corner 7th and ID streefa
rRUsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
W nth sTREET. BETWEEN RHODE ISL
A M.Su hSSEGNUE AND STREET NORTH, II

gS IRE sTREET. BEf HASEf R RE2fkk ISL.
Na R HhSGTSE 6 Ah9 D STREET NORTH IN
BY s sITsSs Of DEED Of trust from Arms,sad
rscordsa Ee saf NJ No r. fsic
ooSnts e TIE land records q Wshnpn
the Ss shall on TERsks
vision e ORIGINAL lots Nos and s. IN SQUARE sP So
Terms Of ssle: One third cash loo of which must
viii at sss aR Of The the
by e ssf % give his
ohssers cost If the terms Of sale are not COMPLIED
pubic sfssrts sns ass a
the RISK and cost 81 the defanhing purchaser.
auseo3ds GHEEI { WILLIAAs, Aucts.
- TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MlOnDh1, Sept sth, Isl. at the same hour and
suSo-d GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST.
PONEp until MONDAY, the 1Ith instant, at the
and hG GREEN VtdSF IFSisfs' Aue.
sn AfHHE st.E III Is S n.sns r az 5e
sei2 nSSf snd paGe X osdsy Fl TTIssss
Dd.,S5 TaE nan AB0XE Is STILL EgRrHER
L, t.
az az clock D. m, at the same place. By order Of
seis-eO&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, the I'd day October, 1871, at O'Clock o.
IN. By order of the Trustees.
se26 eo8ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY GREEN 8 WILLIAMS, Anctioneers,
- Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets.
A GOOD TwO-sTORY FRAME HOUSE AND
bOT, FROhTlNG ON ID STREET SOUTH, Be
Sp AND az STREETS WEST, ISLAND, AT
IA on MONDAY. the Cd day of October, A. D.
- premises, Lot No. q, ACCORDING TO c. Mcwii,
sSasre No. U.s. Ie N Oa sst Ss and
I'm good I-room house, haviLs a fine passage,
&C making il a comfortable Dwelling house
Terms One half cash. balance 6, IL and Is months
or notes bearing interest and secured by deed of
trust on the preniises. All cOnyeyancing and
nue. stamps at the cost Of the purchaser 100 down
se25-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
~ Southeast corner Of 9TH and ID streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At AUCTION.
n On Thu RSDA1 reNt, the 2sth instant at
W 10 O'Clock a M, we shall sell at the residence
20 e family declining housekeeping, at No.
~ 1854 18th street, corner Of street northwest
general assortment Of Furniture, &C., con-
sistinR in part Of
Walnut Hair-clOth ParlOr FURNITURE
" Gard and Center Tab -. Whatnot,
:" Marble top Table, Pic ures ana Ornaments,
Cottage Suits, Wardrobe, Bureaus,
Bedstead-. WASH ands, Tables,
Feather Pillows and holsters, Mattresses,
Walnut Extension Table, Dining Chairs,
Re'rigt rotor, Carpets and Oilcloths,
Cooking Stove and Fixtures,
Terms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS.
se25-3t lRepl Auctioneers.
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@THF ABOVE SALE Is FURTHTR POST
poned until TUESDAY, September 9, ISL, same
hour and place. By order Of the Trustee.
LATIMER CLEARY,
SELF IChr.1 Auctioueers,
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AUCTION SALES.
THID AFTERNOON.

RI LATIMER CLEARY. .Aqctioneers.
southwest corner Of Penna avenue aud 18th street
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PONED until TUESDAY, September 26, 1871 same
hour and place. By order of tue Trustee
seDwfm&ds LAT1MER Il CLEARY, Aucts.
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TRUSTEES OF yALUABLR PROPERTY

Southwest corner Of Psnns. avenue and nth street
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABLR PROPERTY
AT MOUNT PLEASANT.
- BY virtue Of the terms Of deed Of trust dated
inston eopny, District Of Cou6is, and at the re
BAY dsy ESEs
properly a Mount Pss. .as 1 IGl
one twenty two wesi half Of twenty ninss
~; ~, sfsrty,one. GU forty eight, l4sJ forty
sixty six, t66l sixty seyen, y seventy three f73
seventy f0Ir O. and seventy iaye, co. IN 5: P.
Outlet reeoraed IN he ssd rsoo: spd hs%a
ton county, ID. C..
This sale 70 made 70 secur. the payment Of note
interest," at the rate of per cent per annum, june
q. lS1, which note is still unpaid.
equal payments, at three and six months, the pur-
ehases esirs d.; nctes secured
interest from the day Of sale at the rate Of eisbtd
per cent. per annum. 80 down at time of sale. If
terms of sale be not Complied with in FIVE days The
Irustse viii resell at tie expense and risk of the
ARTHUR B. WOOD, Trustee.
T9-s m.&eo&ds LATIMER & CLEARLY, Auots.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POST
Bonsd mil III, TUESDAY, September ~, lai, same
LATIMER CLEARY,
se6wfmads Auctioneers.
STHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHTR POST
Ioned until TUESDAY, september l g, ISL, same
hour and place By order q fSH
sel2 IChrJ Auctioneers.
H-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until TUESDAY, September 26, l57I, same
he gu b. ana place. by order Of t.. 81 Trustee
RYw. L. WALL a co, Auctloneers,
Nos. 300 And SDa PennsxyiIvarf .vanre
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ARTHUR b. WOOD, Trustee
jy9s m. &eo&ds LATIMER CLEARY, AuCts

~ THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POST
poned until TUESDAY, September IL, ISL, same
hour and place. By order If the Trustee.
LATIMER CLEARY,
Sc. 6-wfmSds Auctioneers.
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AOh
We are nov receiving from the manufacturers
Sery baIe ADD handsoTne assortment Of CABI-0
EEr FURNITURE Of all descriptions, toM
which ve invite the attention Of boz srs AZ All ~
Of excellent workmanship, vh u has been IXl
made TO order, and 10 which res pectfuily in
wife the Atteutio. Of buyers before purchasing es<
where. AVN. Il. WALL co,
oc3ot Auctioneer
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= LOT OF MERCHAEDIsf, nov With me for the
last twelve month";, win take notice that not taken
advances. NJ H. PRINCE,
1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
eae0 LoAn O1DceDand eal0 Econ
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nB. MOTIFS HRENOH POwDERs, CERrAIR
u CURE for Nervous debility, seminal Emissions
caused By fndiscreston, GonorhoeA, elect, so-os
ola, ekn D1ssase, Syphilis, IN ell fts fores, speedily
cured.
BalssM Cepasis ed Mwesyy Dtsco,dsd.
Sold IN Washington By WIN. b. ENTWISLD
Druggist, corner Psnnsylvania and l3th street
Price % per boz. sent BIZ mail. jys-1y
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RRIpAL AND FUNERAL wREArHEs, DO
D QUITS, cR0SsEs, ANCHORS and STARS
Brstdtng done, Ornamental Hair Work Glass and
fesri, BY MRS. FRIES. late OF Boston, 909 sth
street near i. References:-Mrs. President Grant,
Mrs Admiral Goldsborough, w. W. Corcoran, Gen.
Elsey, Zen Iompkins. Gen. Aiken. janls-ly
RI VIM. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
annSew nSlble Building,
700 and oO3 Penn.y lVanfs avenus
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VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON c STREET
WEST, AT AUCTION
- On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, September
la 2cth. at O'Clock, will sell in front Of the
premises Lot Nc ., In Square No. 40, with the
Improvements thereon, consisting Of a two-story
feet to q 20 foot alley.
This property is most desirably located in one NJ
the most central Of the city, being inmedi
atey In the rear OF the National Hotel and has been
Terms; One fourth. cash; residue in one and tvo
years with interest from day Of sale Deferred pay.
v SAY down at the time Of sale. All cOnveyancing
selS-dts lRepl LATfaERX CLEARY, Aucts.
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A VERY PRETTY VINE.

A lady florist says that very pretty
vine is the potato plant. Put TUDOR in
pure sand or sandy loan. in hanging
basket, and water occasionly. It will
throw out tendrils and beautiful leaves,
and will climb over the arms Of the basket
and upward toward the top of the widow
Not one visitor in a hundred will know
it, but will suppose it to be some rare
foreign plant.
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Uhe Urlbu,le.
A Blunder.


Some years ago in Northern Ohio,
there lived young couple named Charles
Bowers and Sarah Blair Who was In
fault the narrator knoweth not; but when
the cards were dealt for this game of life
the fair Sarah hela no Bowers,
Time rolled on, and she gave her hand in
marriage to a sutton named Button: In
due time, also, Bowers married. Years
passed pleasantly with them both, for
both had been fortunate; but, sad to say.
the beloved companion of Bowers died,
and in few months was followed by the
husband of Sarah. It became necessary,
In the latter case, to telegraph to the
Rev. Mr. Bonner, of Ashtabula, to con-
duct the funeral services; and thus the
whole matter might have ended but for
the fortunate plundG of the operator,
who received and sent to Bowers in great
haste the dispatch which should have
gone to Bonner. And great was the sur
prise of Bowers on reading the telegram:
Button is dead, send Bowers down.
Nevertheless, Bowers went; and after
seaaon of conve ntional mourning, the |
pair who in youth were estranged were |
finally united aud happy-all that ort of |
thing.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

London has but one Sunday newspa
per, the Observer
The latest thing in dry goods-Heath-
en- Chinee calico.
Texas pastures $500, 900 beef on l54,
100000 acres.
The right Of woman to vote is soon to
be tested in United States court.
A Maine WOODEN factor employs only
his own children, ten Of EN- to run his
null.
A New York postmaster is named
Goodale, and when he is in hurry he
signs it Xxx.
Queen Victoria has nine children and
twenty grandchildren, Of whom only one
has died.
Prince Albert was poor when he mar
ried Victoria, but left million when he
died.
Dan Rice will make another farewell
tour this summer He's the farewellest
man in business.
IIdiil dG IOIiS DIdUCu uON SCllS ab
$1,000 per lot of 100 feet front. Two
years ago it was worth only $1,000 an acre.
The Prussian government lately gave
$4,000 to Berlin cook for his secret OF
making peas-pudding sausages that will
not turn sour.
The Iowa papers insist that Spring
lake, in that state, is 1900 feet high
1000 feet higher than the highest noun
tain IN the United States.
\ disposit of genuine black diamonds
such as are used In drilling rocks, ha:
been discovered in Mount Hope Town
ship, Orange county, \. Y.
A gigantic japanese crab has bee,
placed in the British Museum. TIL
claws are six feet long The triangula
body is comparatively small.
4 minisner net long ago preached from
the text BE We therefore steadfast;
but they made him expound from BE Y
there for breakfast
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A New Treatment for Small Pox.

Dr. j. j. Garth Wilkinson, of London
has called the attention of the medical
world to a new method of treating small
pox, which he has tried in four cases,
of varied degrees of violence, with COM
piete success. In these cases he used
hudrdstis canadensis and Ue1atruno Uilide,
both internally and locally as a lotion.
The former, he says, extingulshes The
variolold poison, while the latter renders
the skin and cellular tissues incombuSti5le.
With regard to diet, he advises a judic-
ious use of brandy and water, claret,
Carlowitz or Hungarian wines ( port
when the patient has begun to amend J.,
beef tea and in convalesence fruit.
He claims for this treatment that 1t alb
ridges the duration of the disease, makes
it almost painless, subdues the inhamma-
tion and primary fever, annuls the secon-
dairy fever, checks pustulation, prevents
all itching, stencil and scanning, and saves
the patient from any but the slightest
pitting. He also claims for the hydras-
It's that it is an effective prophylactic or
preventative to ward off the approach of
the disease. He has published a pamph-
let on the subject, which has attracted
much attention in London, and which
will no doubt have a wide circulation
among the profession in this country.
The plant named hydrastis canadensls,
is found within the limits of New York
State, and probably elsewhere in this
country, and its tincture is made and
sold for medical purposes. The plant is
popularity called orange root, and some
times yellow puccon, but 1t must not be
COMPOUNDED with another plant common
" called puccon.
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A distinguished German professor
recently announced the following:
If a drop of human blood was
placed under microscope, capa-
bic of magnifying it twenty millions
of times, it would show all kinds of
animals that ever existed or now
exists on the earth. In the blood
of healthy person the animals are
quiet and in a sick person they fight.
From this he-draws the conclusion
that man has within him the ele-
ments of which the universe was
created
lie further says that if dead cat
was flung into pond of water and
left to decompose, the drops of water
would show, when under the miscro-
scope, all the animals belonging to
the CAT species.
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6one, 4arm a,s 8arnen.
KEEPING BITTER.

KEEPING BUTTER.
At a recent meeting of the Dairyman' s
Association, in Illinois, President King
remarked that he had been a dealer in
butter for thirty years, and considered
that May, June and July produced the
best butter, if properly made and put
down. Butter, containing whey, or lime,
would not keep. 1t should be sailed to
the palate, and it will keep. AL in ex-
cess Of this is injurious. The milk,
cream and surroundings of the butter
room should be pure.
ROSE TINTED HONEY.
A beautiful specimen of rose-tinted
honey was latelycontributed by London
firm to the South Kensingtor Museum
On inquiry, it proved to be the result of
an experiment instituted by lady. Hav.
ing swarm of bees in hive with
glass cover, she noticed that after max
ing two small pieces of comb they ceased
work. She then began to feed them with
honey mixed with water highly colored
wit cochineal, and scented with rose water.
The result was thirty-seven pounds Of
rose tinted honey.
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Essays for YoE,Ss= Wen. on great SOCIAL
EVILS ard ABUSES which interiors with MAR
RiAGE-with sure means o. relief for the Erring and
Unfortunate. diseased aud dehihtade Sent free, in
scaled envelopes Address. HOWARD ASS0CIA
TON, No. Z s. Ninth St :Philadelphia Pa 4s-1y<
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FIVE WAYS TO DESTROY ANTS.

/. Pour copiously hot water as near
the boiling point as possible, down their
burrows, and over their hills, repeat the
operation several times.
p Entrap the ants by means of mar
row sheets of stiff paper or strips of board,
covered with some sweet sticky substance.
The ants are attracted by sweets, and,
sticking fast, can be destroyed as soon a
sufficient number are entrapped.
3. Lay fresh bones around their
haunts. They will leave everything else
to attack these, and when accumulated,
can be dipped in hot water.
4. Pour two or three spoonfuls of coal
oil into their holes, and they will abandon
the nest.
5. Bury few slices Of onions in their
nests and they will abondon them.
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-CInciupatians in the theatre take off
their boots and place their stockiuged
feet on the tops of TIE seats in front of
them That is the latest fashion.
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SEND YOUR MONEY

in Post ONCE orders. checks, or drafts on New
York, wherever Convenient. If not. then rcsi3teI
the letters Containing money. Address
I.W. ENGLAND, Publisher,
Sun office, New York City
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Germany exported ten tons of hydrate
of choral last year.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-05-25
TIE sEME.WEEKLY sun.

Five copies. one year, separately addressed.
Eight Dollars.
Ten copies, one year. separately addressed (and
an extra copy to getter up of club,
Sixteen Dollars.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-05-25
l 800 Dollars will be dis
tr1buted to the holders
of tickets, as follows:

The drawing Of prizes will
take place Immediately after
the Concert, and will be con-
Quoted by the following gentle
men, who act as drawing COM
mittee
Leopold Mann, Of JOS. Mann &
Go.
Cyrus Whitcomb, of the Wiscon-
sin Leather Company.
John Oswald, M. d.
j. M. CONNIE, Village President.
Chas. Winkelmiller, Proprietor
Of the Two River Tannery.
Cooper q Jones, Neshoto Lum-
bermen.
All prizes will be paid on
the day after the drawing.
LOUIS LANDER,
Pres. Turn Society.
ROBERT SUETTINGER,
General Agent.