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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

The travellers in a balloon which
recently started from Boston say that
the bottom of the ocean in shoal
places was distinctly visible to them
while they were passing over the sea,
and that the abundant growth of
sea weed caused the vessels to appear
as if sailing i'll a field of grass.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

A letter from London says: ENG
lIsh habits of life are all based on
the assumption that tie climate is
cold and uncOngenial; but 1t Is
amazing that. after a succession of
boiling summers they should still
thick black coats and chimney
pot hats in July and August"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06
Che 9ailn State Reeister
CARSON CITY:
Tuesday, August 6. 1S-2

A Quaker who Lad been troubled
with rats informing a friend that he
CREASED a thirty-foot board, filled it
full of fish hooks, set it up at an
angle of forty five degrees. and put
an old cheese at the top. The rats
went up, slid back, and he caught
thirty of 'em the first night.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

The Connecticut Legislature has
tiken up the question of compulsory
education. 1t is said that 26,0 00
children in that State between the
ages of four and sixteen do netattand
school at all. and the advocates Of
the new law think 1t is G state of
things which should be remedied.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-06

cone of those things no fellow
can find out"-A good husband after
IL P. NJ.
The New York herald., 1872-12-12
sALHs AT AUCTION.

Lien =. MINER AucTIoNERn
"A General sAlemooms s. Chambers and "a Reade
BY ALIEN MINER BROTHER.
THIS DAY THURsDAD, DEcEMBER'A
NEW PARLoR sALEsRoohs, IS UNION SQUARE,
West, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth stYectA
HOLIDAY SALE.
= Elegnnt European Fancy Goods Just received from
and most beautiful styles to Pc sold without by
sUPERB REAL BRONZE MANTLE SETS OF
Clocks Coupes Statuettes Vases and Candelabrss rich
engraved marble and ormulu do for drawingrooms,
library and Sondor real bronze Groups and Figures BY
RICH VIENNA GOODS-vases Library Sets Ink
stands. Odeur Cases, Bouquet Holders Jewel Boxes &C.
PORCELAINS-Real Gcvrcs, Dresden and SAKE, both Of
old and new aeture and designs from the royal
quetrie Card and Flower Receivers, many Of which
were purchased In Paris from celebrated collections
since the late war; superby decorated and gilt Dinner
Sets.
RARE AND CURIOUS GLASSwARE-Of Venetian
and Austrian make richly engraved and decorated of
unique designs in sets and single pieces
Elegantly decorated Bsque and Parian Groups Figures
and Medallion Bas Rcliefs
Musical Boxes, of g. and II airs with bell and other
accOmpS Snments
The New York herald., 1872-12-12
A Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER
IA salesrooms 95 Chambers and " Reade streets
BY ALLEN D. MINER BRO,

AT II O'CLOCK AT THE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
7S6 FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER SIXTY-TIIIRD STREET,
OPPOSITE CENTRAL PARK,
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE MADE TO
MAKERS FOR THE PREsENT OWNER
MEDALLION AND HOLLAND CARPETS, REAL
BRONZE CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES, FINE
ARTISTIC BRONZES, MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS,
BILLIARD TABLE IN SATIN AND ROSEWOOD, BY
PuELAN COLLENDER, COMPLETE, &C., &C.
sze OF various woods and plate glass; Mante Glasses
unique Byzantine Frames designed by Mould; heavy
satin brocade Curtains elegant wood Paror Furn
ure en- suite inaid with marqueere and bronze medal
Cabinet Of rosewood inlad, gilt with medallion cost
u 20; rosewood marqucteric nlaid Centre and Side
Tabes do. Pedestas fine Bronze Figures, rich arble
ana Bronze MRnte Set with Vases.
DINING kOOM-Of hard wood, black walnut oxtcn
sion dining Table. superb extra size Buffet do. Chars
sue; crystal Cut Glassware in variety Plate, de-
BEDkOOMS-Superb Bedroom Suit, In black walnut
and marqucerie, with porcelain medaons, Amoire-a a
Glace Turkish Chairs and Lounges, Iadys Secretary;
Sets and figures in brOnze Vases, &c.
TWO MAGNIFICENT AND CURIOUS REAL BRONZE
JAPANESE VASES, BELIEVED TO BE THE FINEST
AND MOST ARTISTIC IN THIS COUNTRY, FROM THE
COLL COLL hEGTIoN pr oF THE LATE BARON DE RiviERE
HALLs-velvet Carpets black walnut Han Stand and
Chairs &c.
Also the Kitchen Utensils with which the sale will
commence.
ABOUT 80 SUPERB PICTURES BY CELEBRATED
FOREIGN ANE AMERICAN ARTISTS VIZ:
W /. Richards, v Nes,
shayyesi. of London, shcfseart y -"'o"'
Theo. Frere, Laren, OF London,
and Others of elual celebrity.
The New York herald., 1872-12-12

A LIEN h. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
n General salesrooms 95 Chambers and n Reade SITS.
BY ALLEN r. MINER h BROTHER.
MONDAY, 18TH INST. AND TUESDAY, l7TH
Mt ii o'clock each day,
AT THEIR NEW PARLOR SALESROOMS,
80 UNION SQUARE WEST) BETWEEN SIXTEENTH
AND SEVENTEENTH STREETS
TRUSTEES SALE.
VALUABLE DIAMONDS AND OTHER PRECIOUS
STONES MOUNTED IN Is CARAT GOLD ALL OF
WHICH ARE WARRANTED BY TIE TRUSTEE AS TO
WEIGHT AND QUALITY AS PER CATALOGUE. RICH
SOLID GOLD JEWELRY OF THE LATEST PARISIAN
DESIGNS; ELEGANT HUNTING CASE WATCHES FOR
l,4.S DIAMoNDs, AZ, &C, TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RE-
T.. W. BURR, TRUSTEE
comprising undoubtedly the finest stock offered at
value.
This stock has all been for first class city
sales and Is OF the latest and most elegant designs and
embraces
NECKLACES BRACELETS, CLUSTER AND SOIL
TAIRE BROOCHES EARRINGS AND FINGER RINGs,
LOCKETS. SCARF PINS AND RINGS, STUDS, SLEEVE
BUTTONS &C. &C. all of the finest cut and water Of old
and new mine stones.
SOLID GOLD oLDJEWELRY-Comprising Bracelets, Neck
aces Earrings Brooches and scts OF exquisite work.
manship.
The above will on exhibition and Thursday,
December u until Saturday evening December H. at
O'Clock during which time they be purchased ut pri
yate sale at invoice prices Sale commencing Monday,
10th. at II o'clock, when the remainder will be sold at
auction, positively without reserve.
The New York herald., 1872-12-12

UCTION NOTICE. =. HkZELL. ACCTioNEER,
"A Tomorrow FRIDAY), Dee. Is
Attractive sale OF
French and German
Fancy Goods and Toys
China, Parinn and Bisque Ware, 6c.,
embracing full lines Of desirable Holiday Goods in lots
to sult tho trade.
Also
skatcs-6zb pairs ladies' and gentlemen's Skates
Table Cntlery-silver Plated Ware, &c.
Catalogues morning OF sale.
r. T. HAzELL CO, Auctoneers,
1iS Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1872-12-12

4 GENUINE sACRIFICE.-MusT BE SOLD: FIFTY
N Of choice Land, In this State; good buildings;
near town price only 81 $50
WILLIAM P1TzslMMUKs 24s East Thirueth street
The New York herald., 1872-12-12

CITEAPEsT PROPERTY ON CENTRAL RAILROAD
~ Fine buildings; II acres; speculation 70 cut up;
tasty cottages; price lows Sussex county Farm % ex
change for Brooklyn House, JAQuEs, 20s Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-12-12

FINE OIL PAINTINGS
AT AUCTION, FOR ACCOUNT OF
WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN TO
PAY ADVANCES AND CHARGES by
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
Friday, December lS O'clock at their alesroon
81 Nassau street.
Among the collection will he found works of the fol.
lowing American and foreign artists &c. w. Nicholson,
G. Forster Lrnst Ceseria s. Canabini, ii. Schurs Yer.
mullen, Won Severdonk f. Beaulieu Robie " Leclairc
and many others OF equal celebrity.
Catalogues ready.
The New York herald., 1872-12-12
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN AT PAS
N sale, N. J.-For sale or exchange, beautiful Farm
onnety seven acres OF splendid land fronting Pasaic
River, only few minutes walk from Harrison street de-
laying ont IL building lots; must be oed out at
worth 600, but will be sold for Sp7 0 easy terms
will exchange for good New York Jersey City real
estate or mortgages Address PASSAIC, box IS Jersey
CITY.
The New York herald., 1872-12-12

A HOUSE. 40 TWENTIETH STREET. ia ROOMS,
N $500; lo Twenty second street. IL rooms, ~ 400;
both near Fourth and in perfect order Apply NJ
ia East Twenty. second sfreat
The New York herald., 1872-12-12

4 RCH. JOHNSTON AUCTIoNEER
"A OtIice and salesroom 81 Nassau street.
Horse Auction Branch Ito to ia East Thirteenth street.
near Fourth avenue
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL
will sell THIS DAY. at 101s o'clock, at their sales
room, large assortment Of Household Furniture lace
and br0catel Curtains Paror and Bedroom Suits Mir
Carpets Bullets dressing Bureaus and Bed
Tables, Armchairs, Stoves. Bascburners, &c.
Elegant rosewood round corners Plano, Knabe Co.,
The New York herald., 1872-12-12

GEORGE BROWN Co, AUCTIoNEERS, GENERAL
trade salesroom 1876 Greenwich street corner Dey.
Sale this day of Hardware Table and Pocket Cutlery
Honsefurnishing Goods Guns, shovels Axes Hatchets
Handles, Japanned and Galvanized Coal Holds, Selves,
Lanterns Timed Ware Looking Glasses, Toys Dolls,
Fancy Goods Clothing, Underwear. &c, &c. also 500
Muskcts and Bayonets in good order. Sale
a O'Clock. Catalogues ready.
The New York herald., 1872-12-12

A LBERr h. wALDRON, AUCTIONEER
IA Salesrooms l08 Liberty and Ill Cedar streets
Cabinet and Household Furniture, Carpets, Bedding.
This day, December r. 1872,
at IL O'Clock,
WALDRON COOKE will sell rs above by order Of as
sgnees full lines OF the following goods to the highest
bidders for cash
Fine Chamber Suits,
Secretary and Library Bookcase,
Buffet OF oak and walnut,
Single and double Wardrobcs,
Extension and Centre Tables,
Bedding OF every description,
Toys and Holiday Presents,
Dining and Bedroom Chairs
Framed Chromos and EngrnvingS
Hall Stands and Wardrobes
Cutlery and Plated Ware
Brussels and Velvet Carpets
Sewing Machine, in
perfect running order.
Also,
At II O'Clock,
10 head nnc road Ind work Horses.
Vehicles OF all descriptions
Single and double Harness, 2c.
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTTONEER.-OrFICE AND
n Saesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post Office.
Horse Auction Branch Ito ia East Thirteenth street
near Fourth avenue
FINE OIL PAINTINGS
AT AUCTION, FOR ACCOUNT OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19
FINANCIAL AMD COMNERCI Al.

The trans actions on Wall street Tuesday in
dicsted an attempt on the part Of the gold CLIQUE
to bring about another black Friday. The
clique succeeded in causing very considerable
fluctuations in stocks-from to IN per cent
per cent. for its use over night. This is at the
modest rate OF 456 per cent per annum which
u striking commentary on the value of usury
laws The Erie and gold corners continued yes
terday, but with diminished severity. In Wall
street the suspension of Farnham, Gilbert &
CO. was announced yesterday. The money mar
ket opened with great excitement yesterday on
account OF the corners in gold and Erie, and
money was stringent. The situation now differs
from that which preceded " Black Friday" in
that the merchants were then largely short and
we're entirely at the mercy of the clique, whereas
now they are very generally protected by time
loans. The brokers were paying hak Of one
per cent. per day yesterday for money with
Nor 10y > - -.~~'-.o,oo u
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nv REGISTRATION NOTICE.
10 THE VOTERS OF THE DISTRICT OF co

The Board OF Registration for the District Of Co
lumbis will hold sessions on the days and at the
Besse Ds. Hhsrs s9
to S i and esens
thereon the nsmes Of those who are ausiffed to
vow. ~, -, FiRsT DISTINCT sTisit@ from any cause;
Al Msr,ins hotel IniOntown, MONDAY, Sep
.. 90 sEC S1 !. b II II 2 m
se e9p T"sS q RsdSsy Of the ssy
told IoliesteD MONDAY, September %, 1871 from
THIRD DISTRICT.
TUE Sta1s snG Isl, from
:. N 70 p FOURTH DISTRICT.
street. G a0g,s 90 oh9 f1sf
,. A. hons: ss q! T!es.y :Fssss > 80, .
~ 70 son. p I SIXTH gsg P'srEIcT w..,,n,,,,
wkpNEsDAY, September 25, from 8 m. to 7
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
the and a
'as' iron . a E FL Il 1 T B p1srRIcr.
snsh Raaae
Der 20 n72' frq Si : T N p f giTn
tou, FRIDAY, Sc ptenIer 81 is72, from a. N 10
TENTH DISTRICT.
hoVss nGTthwest f2rper Of Ihrseenth aud
from . p ri E 81 pIs1 RlcT.
Eieyebt6 street, Washington. SATURDAY, Sep;
TENDER . II; Tw iE1% ! P & i lRjE'
SATURDAY, September .. is7s, from p m to
. THIRTEENTH DISTRICT
NSnfs go ls ffc%
FOuRTEENTH DISTRICT.
At the sout beast corner of Fourth and streets,
Washington, MONDAY, September 30, 1872, from
> p NJ to : RFiPFrEENrH DISTRICT.
Washinsion, TUESDAY, October i, i n from a.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
Iii :t qstee =; smi,hs Hics sC6 FSIrand
'', =, ' ems pIsrs1o4 wrn
fi'sffE tsIs fr STsGki q . p m
Wsshipsten, WEDNESDAY, october 2, 1872, from
. = =. - EfhETEENTH DISTRICT.
At house No. SO ii street north, between FRS.
stEsft sast and North csEitol street Washington
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
.9h, Ia URsDAY, october 3, 1871, IRON p m. to
TWENTY FIRST DISTRICT.
Esbtb s Gor1sr p t osptG, ana
1872, from a. m. to 1 p. IN.
TWENTY SECOND DISTRICT
opposite hnscostia engnerhouse washiSgton, FRI
D.Y; October ,iS72, from ,. m. to .. m.
= the district to register preTious 20 the election,
No Tegisrafton lciY Be mads at ths Ci.y Hal.
P NJ pUBRNT.
ROB'f A GRIFFIN.
JAS. II SMITH.
stls-5f Board of Rsgi stration.
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syoveruweut yecur,t,es.
MarkRfs TODAY.

PALIIMcRE, Sept. l9 Virginia skies old. s.
NlIginla's, consolidated 20 bid TO day.
BALTIMORE Sent. 10 cotton very weak: Low
m'ddi1nEs, lc14. Flour quiet. but firm ann scarce;
prices unchanged What active and higher and
strong: v hioe choice. 81 U5s y 10; fair prime
do e0aS2 20; amber. 90 05eS2 O7; good to prime
red, . ojaS2. Corn firm: White southern. Tos7 :;
yellow southern, 63>a 400: mixed vesterI 62s62x
Date steady: Southern 4ca42i estern mis- ed 35a
do. white, 4lsf2. Bye hrm, T.s2. Prov isons
buoyant. and quiet, but firm. Mess Pork, Si41sA
lF4- Bulk meats strong none "1eriug: ShOulde 8,
z: sides, ga; clear RIO sides. 10. Bacon firm:
Shout oao4 NIB sides. lU54, clear rib sides.
suGar-cUred bams, ls1s 10. Lard, s54a9. Western
butter quiet Whisky fiim, 81.
NEW foRK,Sept. l9.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
" heat dull and unchanged. Corn dull snd un-
changed
NEW YORK, Sept. lS.-stocks frmer Gid heavy
135s. Money tight, Z. Exchange, long. "a; short.
Cover nents hrm and steady. Virginia 6is, As;
new, 90 North CsrOlina's 81; new, s115
LoNDON. sept. 19, .. N the rate of discount
Of the Bank OF EnRlandis unchanged, the expected
advance not having been made.
LoNDoN|Sept. l9, 2 .. m:-Consols 92is for account
Ulittd States bonds, IS6I s, 9lI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

y brief cable telegram from Stockholm to-day
announces the death at MsImo, a seaport town
% Sweden, last evening, Of Charles XIV, King
of Sweden and Norway. The deceased king
WaSborn IL the year 1S25, and was descendant
OF Bernad0tte, marshal under Napoleon I, who
eScended the throne of Sweden in 1913. Oscar,
duke OF OstrasOthen, brother OF the dead king,
viii succeed to the throne. he was born January
2ist, l>21.
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THE W EATH Err

WAX OkfARTAEkT, ONCE Chssf signal CfceT,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 10, 1872 II a.m.}
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwErTY-PoUR HOURS
The area OF diminished pressure which on We'd
neSday morning was probably central over up
per Michigan, has moved eastward into Canada,
north OF the lower lakes, accompanied by brisk
and occasional high winds. Cloudy weather and
occasional areas of light rain are now prevail
ing over New England, with sOutherlv winds,
and over the middle states, north of Virginia
with fresh to brisk southerly TO westerly winds
Generally clear weather over the southern
states, with light to fresh winds, and north OF
the Ohio valley, with fresh to brisk westerly
winds.
PRoBABILITIEs-FOr New England, south
erly winds, cloudy weather and ram, the former
Neering 10 westerly, with clearing weather by
Friday morning. For western portion of mid
die states, winds veeTing to westerly aud north
westerly, with clear and clearing weather during
the morning, and extend over the eastern por-
ton during the afternoon and evening For the
southern states, generally clear weather. North
OF the Ohio valley westerly winds, diminishing
IN force, and clear weather. The morning teIe-
graphic reports from southern Ohio, southwest
ward 10 Texas, and westward to Nebraska, are
missing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19
Real Era5s Brokers',
auIO 30. i421 afraef n NJ
Nj Y y L + CE.
JUAN BOYLE d Co.

Il Il L ESTATE BRORE RS,
No. 7l3 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTS Suu.prys.
% FOR SALE.
= HANDSOMELY BNES8ED HOUSE on
>Suth street between - and Sc Gets, with All
anU long time On balance
,ee1tral raj rs, small aud large, on the line OF
tht Point Of Rocks railroad, within few n1iuutes'
Msh OF ne depot, within thirty misutes Of ash
Also, one Of iwo hundred acres, on the sau3e ROAD
sc. - - 49,
SIX LOTS near Capitol. fronting on New Jersey
ue One ~ the lueet situations IL the city
hsbdsUmt col hTsf STAT of o. acres, one
mile above GEL gotown.
handsome HOUSE, on corner 2lst and II
stree ts with err modern impTON enet, long time
payments.
4 fine LOT on g street = T., between I'd aud Sd
so LOTS o. 81 street, between & aud Il = X
Nersi LUIS on l. street, Bat. u ana 81 Y
Three handsome HOUSES 10 the " est krd
Also, bCUS IS snd LOTS ia all parts OF the city
Two handsome HOUSES on 9th street.
MONEY TO LOAN
10 Sums OF from Loo to Sl0.9Je on real estate.
mars ~
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IL does hot seem possible to crowd more
blunders into the same space than are contained
in a Washing tOn letter to the New York World
on District affairs, signed "Van." He speaks
Of Gen. Bailoch a. q member OF the Board OF
Public Works; says that the people pay i've
siNths OF the cost Of improvements, and the
property holders one-siXth; and that the
Northern Liberties Market was moved in the
Interests OF Boss Ordway, of the Center Market
dc, &c. This wan Is evidently the same
laundering malicious ignoramus who writes
long letters 10 the Patriot and the New York
Sun about District matters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

As the official returns come in, the republican
L ajority in Maine fOOts upthe colossal figures OF
1>,ls0, o. very nearly Up TO the Hood tide OF the
September election of 1858. That year the
official returns showed majority of a little
over nineteen thousand; not twenty thou sand
e Is DOW stated by the Greeley papers. They
take their data from the "Tribune Alma
Fac" Of 1879, which gave the unofficial
returns Tor 1853 as showing a majority OF
? as Tor Chamberlain for governor, but added
that this dd not include the vote OF one town
and twenty plantations which had not
been heard from at the time the Almanac wa :
compiled. The state official returns, subse-
quently reported, gave the republican majority
for governor at about -, 900. The aggregate
vote this year is some thousands less than in
1Ste, and lad il been up 10 the mark Of that
year, there is no doubt that the republican
majority would have been fully up to that, then.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

m bhc a thATT. Graduate OF Ohio Colle,.
" OF Dental surgery, an TIN street BET $50
e ates acors south OF Odd Fello ssI an
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MEDICAL, &c
tIABAME WILSON,

MADAME WILSON,
~ htgEiGr.g EaEoa'sf FsnaL PAysiries osf
20 IGdg.s.
Residence and Consultation Rooms II oh street,
between a and 4. Rooms. Board, Nalical attend
afCe, &c. 81 reasonable Prices.
Tape worm removed with head in two hours Re-
ton. arlE -
4 10 ga nDs n Las az sss hsooFa O. >. Ps.r 80
- h0Pssa., can De CONSULTED privately I'm 4
q m 90 ~ .. r. ~ his rsstie ace, 1909 MaAs sch1-
ssts ssebue, betNe-s lGSh and llth streets n. W.
From NE gfeet rrerie IN trpatinf over no %
esNee 81 me U. =. NeRei-sl ha~pitsi, ana = yrso-
ace CT thirty years sfnoTE boa male and 4 male.
% osn "srrASt . eere IN 80 day..
n b lBSE az receipt OF c.. acvicr enc ne1t-
stne VII Re sem b oZsrcEc. Es wuTraEts /. cuEs
Involuntary srisstoas. a. s-Iy
A kB. E0TTs FRENCH PON DGRs, CsE rLIA
a. SIhE l0I herggut DeeL-ty. tutsal EuatB-
lions, CAUSED = t41tsc -Bei5l, GoDsFrhqes, sl-st.
lpeedtly cured
baiSer tcrssss srs mscsry s,scs. at1
sold IN " ashinEton by Nh. y. ENrN SIN
gTusslsa CorIoF Psnm-y Yea - sn1 lltk srrsst.
Price st EeI- bon, seBt b. Esn frafr
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m s. BUALD OF PURbIC WURhs, DISTRICT
AS OF COLTMBIk.


6DSADAlIS
~ inc Ia al cases OF Chronic Skin Dis
80. -. 50res, Of Madis son, Ga writes:
~ ncther, Who has been .or-Iv afflicted with
ne h.hH 81 An eruption Of the skin for twenty
~ Oeit z unable great portion OF ths time 4,
= her lands on account Of their saraaes. ha.
=, .t,issy cured by the Of only : o botiies 81
I'frssd to yield 90 the tTea-ment 20 ,'e
D - iusnt physicians Of thu UTit-s $50. :" .ne
q = ,'i' wee ever able even TO assign . ssme or
ae- e.oSf
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% 4 = M 0 ' Il D.
DIR. w. H. BARRErT.

l+tb street. es,f
~ FROM THE EARLIEST AGES
~ 70 the present day, ScTofua has been the
pane, and, As II we're, the curse of mankind So ter
ribie and oathsOre had IL been at some periods Of
the world history that person known TO be infect
ed with II would not be allowed to mix with society
Happily IN our day the disease is stripped Of its
TOT y the use OF toe oAMARIIAN's Roor AND BRRB
Ju,cEs and the VICTIM Of scrofula, Ulcers, Sores
sound health in o few weeks
Root AND HERB JUICES, eI2, PER bottle.
sold BY ;. q. fORD, l1GS Pa. ave, and by Drug
gSists. DESMOND CO, Proprietor, SI3 Race st.,
rhilaceirEiA ufayH-ly
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PHILIP & SOLOMONs,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
se19t OH Pennsylvania avenue.
DASKRU PTCY NOTIOE.-This Is TO give no
- tice, that the 18th day of Sc ptember, A. ID.
.e12 awarrsLt in bankruptcy issued against the
estate Of MOBITI AUGENSTiEN, Of the city of
" Washington, of said District, who has been ad-
uds.d bankrupt on his petition, that The pay
ments Of any debts and delivery of any property
beloD cir to such bankrupt, TO him or for his USE
and the transfer Of property by him. are forbid
de a by law that meeting OF the creditors Of the
said bankrup. to prove their debts aud choose one
or more assignees of his estate, will be held at
Court of Bankruptcy TO be holden at the City Hall.
in the city Of shington, before J. Sayles Brown
Register, the I'd day Of October A. D. l572, at II
o'clock m. ALEX SHARP
1t US. Msrshal Of u. c.. as Messenger,
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING IN BOSTON
l. HARBnR, MASS.
Proposals " i'll be received at this Office until 10
O'CLOCK A VI. on FRIDAY, the 4th day of October
next fOy about IS 900 cnblc yards of dredging on the
Upper Middle Bar, in Boston Hsrb9r, n ass.
Persons desiring 10 mas pro possls for this work
are requested to apply to the under signed at his
,niee in Morton Block, Congress street, Portland,
Ne. or at No. BulhDch street, ston, Mass for
specifications AID further infor mation concerning
the GEORGE TIL IN,
Lieut.. Col Of Engineers,
b vt Brig. Gen1 U. s. A.
Portland Me-, September 10 1872 sel9- 81
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BOARDING..

a VENUE HOUSE, 456 PENNSYLVANIA
"A avenue. q ar 9th street Transient Board : 50
esT oaS Board and Boom by the weak from IS t.
sug27 I'm Iks. o. G. HOWARD, Proprietor.
FABLE BOARD can be had and MEALS fur
nIshed TO parties at their residence ARMY 10
WIS. 1hhNEb, n 4 ave-. near 18th 81. J-E-3t
ROAkD-Pl. -sant III RNISHED KOOM- wi n
- hrst- class B0ARD at 1909 L street s. W =, cor
neI ol IVth. sepl62~'
COUNTRY BOARD FOR THREE CHILDREN
- Fine country privileges. family bo>rd, home
care, ana rough instruction for three children
can De obtained al one miles distance from the
CITY, on app icaiion to JOHN lOEk, Office Of
nGfDmlssloner Of Custom, Treasury Depa rtment,
Wsehir gton, j.. c. -e9-2S~
EoOD bohEp, PLEASANT RUDEs, AND
" prices moo crate, ST = los corner Of Psnnsy!ya-
lia syer de ans 2lst stree. mayl n
Il !ksI,ULAcs BOAko, WITH PLEASANT
4 fRON I Rooms, to be had on reae on able terms
At 1901, cornsr OF Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street. GOOD cation ana accessible mhSs-Ty