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The Rights of Passengers.

Railroad companies and street car companies
have, for the protection of their own interests,
established various regulations and rules which
the public generally have come 20 look upon as
established law, and u submit 20 without ques-
ton. This las come about both because the
real powers of the companies have not been
fully understood, and because an sggrievei
Passenger does not usually care TO subject him
self TO the expense, annoyance, and loss OF time
called for in making contest with a wealthy
and powerful corporation. Occas Onaily, how
ever, some Notwithstanding a lawyer him
self-is found pGgnaciOus enough and well
enough posted in railroad Law 10 IN AXE d IhG in
defence of his rights a. a passenger; and. in
most cases of the kind, ii has been found that
the arbitrary rules of the railroad corPOritiOns
have been without Law.
Recently paper devoted to railroad subjects
gave an exposition Of the rulings OF courts and
other points OF information Of interest % the
public a. to the rights of passengers who travel
by rail. The legal definition of passenger "is
person who undertakes, with the consent of the
carrier, TO travel In the conveyance provided by
the latter, otherwise than in the service of the
carrier as SUCH" Railway companies are bound
10 carry all who offer themselves, unless they
are offensive in person or conduct, or the cars
are all already full. Waiting at the depot with
the intention to take the train is sufficient to
constitute the relation of passenger and carrier
'Good for this day only" printed upon the ticket
has been decided by the courts to be oflno effect
The passenger has paid his money and is entitled
TO transportation. 1t has also been recently
decided IN New York that ticket for passage
between any two points is good either way,
tut il is doubtful if the decision will stand I'M
reversed. Any injury u the person of the pas
seDgeTs through the negligence of the agents of
the railway, subjects the latter to damages, and
any loss Of proper baggage cit must be only such
as il necessary Tor the comfort of traveller)
can be recovered by civil process, aud the con-
tents OF a trunk can be proved by the oath OF the
plaintiff.
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CONTENTS OF TIE MANUAL

CONTENTS OF TIE MANUAL
PART 1:-Tarif Laws from l5i2 t1 date, the nor
ZION in force is in large type, while that whc is
repealed Is in small type.
PANT II.-sGheduIes Of Rates of Duties, alohabeti-
cally arranged, with extracts from Regulations
and decisions OF Treasury Department foot
notes.
APPENDIX Foreign MONEYS. value as q xed by
y = STANDARD. Rates OF Tars. Rates Of Draw
back; Standard weight of grain. LiDeal yards re-
Gueed 10 square yards. Invoices when in order .
IDtsy without invoice Abatement Of duties Tor
pies OF goods. Re appraisements. Duties payable
IN com. Excess OF weight. Lien for du:ies Ton
cttned AID lbs. Railroad iron imp ported for re-
laTs only: Drawback on cordsge of FOREIGN HEMP
f.rchandise inyoiced az an average pr:cs, how
duty asses ed: Drawback m snuf actures o. i'm
ported materials. Tonnage tax. Tare how rated
Iutiable value. now determined. With1ra Sal Of
Gofos from bonded warehouse. time Unite .
Dre"bsck on Tore On salt. etre manufactured into
guLpowter. Protest against decision of Collector
assessing rate Of duty and appeal the refrom tne
Secretary Of the Treasury. DISCRIMINATING dn ty
OF ~ per cent. on goods ported in tain foreign
vessels. Fire crackers can be Deposited in ware
house. invoices TO state foreign weights and
ttaguary defined. salt ia bond for curing fish.
damage OF rust OF iron or steel. Discriminating
9nty OF ~ per cent products east OF the Cape Of
Good HOPE, when imported from PAGES west
ported in bond. Goods remaining in store over
thrte years to be considered abandoned. Re
lmI srtatlops. Return cargo. Machinery i'm
ported for repairs. Regulations for the i'm porta-
porte. Drawback on manufactures of wood. Ma
tsrlals Tor sbip building, free of duty, under
D Prin tsd en- heavy white p.per and well bound:
and for sale by PHILIP SOLOMONs.
aG.1 I'll Pennsylvania avenue.
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Frederick Douglass writes TO his son in this
city. from Name that from all he has seen,
heard and learned he feels sure of "a decided
republican victory-at least by ten Thousand
majority" Dir. Douglass, with characteristic
modesty. while mentioning the strong men
who are doing good service''-Goyernor Harri-
man of New Hampshire, Judge Bingham OF
Ohio, Senator Hamlin, and others-fais to
dwell upon his own effective services; but we
hear from there that the value Of his work has
been second to none, and especially in neutral
iZing the mischief from Mr.. Summers influence
on the wrong side.
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And now il turns out that the wonderful Ari-
IONA diamonds are only brilliant crystals resem-
bling diamonds. IL has been 50 determined by
competent lapidaries, who have thus cruelty put
an end to al the dreams OF wealth iRdulged in
by those Who had faith in the stories published.
That Il. they have about tue same value a.
Cape Nav or Alaska s'diamonds." II ia not
seem pIObable that diamond field had been
discovered where immense briliiauts of the size
of those in Sindbad's diamond valley could be
Ticked UP by the pocket full.
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1Cardinal Angelo Quaglis died suddenly
In Rome yesterday. He was 20 years old.
s0Chicago boasts Of having revolver drawn
in the street cars twice within q week.
G0Berlin journals state that the French
government will commence the payment of
spofher iDstalment Of the war indemnity next
week.
s%Inthe T. s. District Court, at Providence,
iR. l.. Yesterday. Judge Knowles adjudged the
Cuban war vessel, the Ploneer, iorieised 70 the
Grnited States and ordered Q warrant OF sale.
} sxThe relatives of Mrs. Neill, recently mur-
stered at Dublin, are suing for $1,000 compen-
6ation under the act applying to asrarisn nur-
ksrs.
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The New York mohey market yesterday
showed no new feature. The banks now hold
sJO,ecOco0 legal tenders, against $50 500. 900 at
DOW in gold, or what Is reckoned as such,
s1o,vo,ooo against $40, zoo 900 last year. Gov
eInment bonds were quiet and steady IN both
New York and London markets yesterday. The
stock market was firm with the exception of
Erie, which was feverish.
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THE WEATHER..

% - sf r. "a IN ENT ,Cyscc CalsJ StQN6B On-eY,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., August %, 1872. III amy
SfFoPsIe foR PAST TwsrTV-PoUR HOURS
Inc area OF diminished pressure which on
wednesday morning was central over Iowa has
moved eastward to lower Michigan and Lake
Ene. Cloudy weather with area OF rain is now
Preva'lng from southern Illinois to lower M Chi
gan and the middle Atlantic coast, with light to
fresh winds. Clear weather over New England
and the gulf states with light winds. Partly
CLOUDY weather over the south Atlantic states.
Northerly to westerly winds west of lake Michi-
gan.
PRoBABILITIEs.-Easterl to southerly winds
veerlDg to southerly and westerly, with cloudy
weather and rain for the middle states, and ex-
tend eastward over New England this morning
and tonight. Cloudy weather with areas OF
rain for the south Atlantic states, generally
clear weather for the gulf states. Rising
barometer, northerly to westerly winds and
clearing weather extend eastward over western
Lake Erie, Ohio, and Kentucky by this evening,
and over the the middle states during tonight.
The morning Geographic reports from Kansas
10 upper Michigan and westward have not vet
been received.
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So far there has not been single taker for
the Patriots choice fabrication about the radi-
Gals voting two hundred women disguised In
mems clothes In North Carolina 1t seems to be
"a clear case of labor lost
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The Patriot Is devoted convert to Seneca
and is uDsaying all the unkind things 1t has said
fthat renowned stone.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
1HI RSDAY ...........August %, 1871.
The Star BY Mail.

Persons leaving the city for tie summer, or
any PORTION OF 1t, can have The STAR mailed to
their address for such time a. they DESIRE at the
rate of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the bust
LEES Office OF the paper
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One of the crazy TriJHRe writers has naturally
found bis way into the Bloomingdsle Lunatic
Asylum, and now he wants to pretend that he
slammed insanity as q piece OF newspaper
enterprise in order to get in and report the
condition Of affairs. This Is too thin
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THE NEW TARIFF.
THIRD EDITION-JUSr PUBLISHED.

Manual OF q. s. Import Duties and Digest of the
. Tariff Laws, III force August |, 1879.
By samuel /. Morson, Custom House Broker and
COnitstk!or, BalttMoIe.
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MY OFF ICE.
JUAN BOYLE a c.,

JUAN E0YEE a c.,
RE L ESTATE KEGS,
No. 7l3 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANS BUILDING.
FOR SALE.
a HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE, ~
SC am street, between ID ana 81 streeis win at
aid louG time Oh balance
Several FARMS, small and large, on the lire 81
the Point Of Rocks railroad. within few minutes
sslk OF the depot, within thirty minutes Of Hssa-
iDPion Terms easy
Also, sDe Of two hundred sores, on the sane road
sLd sans distance from depos, improved by H.use,
DC.
Six LOTS near Capitol, fronting on New JERSEY
Venue, One OF tie finest situations IT, the city.
A handsome COUNTY, SEAT OF q acres, one
mile above Georgetown
A handsome HOUSE. on corner 2lst and q
stl eets with every modern liz emeRt, long time
pa ments.
A fine LOT on street 4 L., between q aad Sd
Two LOTS ou 81 street, between aud 2 :. x
Several LOTS on y street, bet ID and 81 : f.
Three hsncsome HOUSES ia the " est Eud
Also, hOI sEs ana LOTS ia all parts o. the city
Two handsome HOUSES on 9,h street
MONET TO LOAN
IN sums OF from : coo to $1,000 real estate.
mars ly
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DROPOeALs FOE COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF 1NGRAvING AND PRINTING,


BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING, :
August 18Th. 1872
Sealed Proposals will be received Al this office
until 10 o'clock .. N on SATURDAY, the 18th day
Of September, 1S72. for furnishing Eight Hundred
land Coal, 20 be delivered ct such times and places
and IN such Quantities, as may be required aud sub
Ject 70 me condtlons required By act CONFESS APP
prov 60 July II, $50, viz: That such coal shall weigh
zzp pounds TO the tom ard shall be ins pected and
tLe lime OF delivery by the person appointed and
qualned under the set for that pur pose and
pre-crfped tee OF 70 cents for each ton inspected,
tor 49, - "
Proposals will be considered binding for one week
from the 18th Of September, lsI2, tine Department
the bids offered
No proposals. will he entertained unless sccompa-
MED by satisfactory evidence of ability fulfil the
contract, Dor will any PAYNE Mt be made without the
certificate OF the inspector that the Coal furnished
Is such as the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed and sent to the
Office cf GEO. MCCARTEE,
Chief Bureau Of Engraving and Printing,
au3a-e"td Treasury Department.
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A contributor elsewhere takes up the argu-
ment in behalf Of the efficacy Of special prayer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-29

On Stanley, onion! on! on!-and don't
ever come back any more. We're tired OF you.
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LOCAL RECoRD.-The thermometer in the
business room of The STAR office registered as
follows to-day IS a. m, T59; 10 a. m, 7i0; II M,
Ti"; p m, 75e, p. Ill.,.
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MEDICAL, DC.

MADAME WILSON,
w 4 htgEiar'g Efv-1'sf Fsav7fs Ptvyf--4u rBf
it5'rps Osn be CONSULTED on ala ID ssass lsrt mai
10 LartsS.
Residence and Consultation Rooms al OH stree. .
between and i. Blooms, Beard. MeGicsl atttua-
80, &C, AZ Iea-niG IL prices. hul6 In
fB. BRVTHEEs INyIGORATIHG CORDIAL
" cures All cases q Svmin Il ~ eaklies- ard lanO-
,hcy. Aiso, nal riro people OF utheIa Conscious 2
ihabilitl, from whatever cause, restored % ytEar
huicreos ~ FounE men have sen cred % Nigar
~ osing tlls cordial. fgr sale az 30C \ street .
= between 9h and Loaf: also, Il. ID. CHINA
ciGsklel o-1 fennsJ ltai.is avenue. aulg ~.
hh; "a EDNE D. Lac oftAs Ltoofa @ 8 Va.s-sa
- Hosysio., Get be coasCltoG prfyatoiy itUn I
o. e. 70 10 2. m. ~ his re-iiencc 1000 nassachu-
setts a>enre, beiwrsB lgth sud 18th s.-ae-s W
Erou 6is street, experien<s N treating over ie-sp
cases 81 The L. 4. Neper,si Hospits ana a prso.
ice OF thirty years among bon male aoc female.
D. oar warrant Q cure ir . f.s days.
~. b.-DpOn sLe receipt ~ Gle, .dvfce ana uoai.
cane VII ee sent By express. de warrants 20 cars
,EEolsEtar. en- ssio1s. Auisiy
nR. MOTIFS FRENCH Powders, GBRra.s
~ CShk sor EeTNCas Debility, esurfzhi 8 me
Sons, caused by inaiscretton, 0onorrhHa. 9tsss.
scrorzla, ektn Disease, Syphilis, n eli iss orSs.
speedily cured.
Bai,aa Csysvss SD MUc~y xs,csy1s<
Sold IA Washington by VIZ. Il. ENTWFeLN
pruegsr corner Pennsylvakts ave. And Inn strs~t.
Pr'oe ~ per box. seat by NAL. iys-iy
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CARRIAGES CARR IAGES |
~ CARRIAGES III
have now on hand the largest stock of new Car
risRes Tered in this city, en- . IN e.
brscipg all styles aud patterns, which 1EN<
am .eillng at reduced prices. Repairing ~
promptly attended to.
R0BT. ii. GRAHAM,
New Repository and Factory.
aus BIZ 40 Ala Sth street, bet II and e " W
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SSQl ACRES OF LAND AT PRIVATE SALE
%cc4 IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
MAINLAND

NO intending 10 discontinue farming
offers II private sale bis EARM in Mont a . a
e. aery county, Md, the residence of the Ykskv
late Leroy W. Finch, containing 2s3k lksI
scres, at private sale. This Farm is located on IIe
tlrDPike leading from Book 70 Georgetswn, n
passes through il.
Ii offers q rare inducement 20 snv gentleman IN
Washington, b. O., desiring 90 purchase . country
residence, being only distant Il miles by rail from
the seat OF government and can be reached within
bali 81 horr. Ii is about miles southeast fr0rn
bockNiHe. The Improvements consist Of a commo-
dlous and comfortable dwelling, large barn, corn
horse, grsnsry, good stablng, ice house, meat
honse, servants house in yard. hen house, pump %
good water in tie yard, a never failing spring Of
me water near the house, with GARY.
lhrre are also hne orchards in bearing. Sf applas
PEACHES pears aud cherries. The land Is in 2 good
sac OF cultiya ion, producing good ops OF hcs:
corn, rye, oats, grass, &c, large proportion being
bow wei set in grass. The location IT, healthy and
convenient to churches, schools ard mills
any person deslr ing 10 Purchase the above Trop-
cry VIII please call upon hessrs. Peter & Herder-
% Attorneys u Rockville, Nd or Nessrs. Dodge
a lsrnciile, I42s r street, Washine tor. D. C.
either o. whom VIII give the Price and terms ~ ale
LtClUs Y. FINCH.
COOP PASTURAGE FOB go HEAD OF
- hobsfS. - Any person desiring 10 pasture
foises caB be acc inundated by calling a. the EST
dence - the late Leroy " Finch. miles soufACss
OF hoS PIiCe per horse < per week.
anE5 sw.u Il. z. y.
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PERSONAL.

NoTlCE.-Baving ces 1-ei In ths Sunday lsr-rs
osil,, rAsIaph e,sr e., .gnstare q ore M.iteI
Trend, md the ru6lie, that NJ OEvie m.sn. q
any Interests . collect s5, none, due hin, b
OF 81. orsei, =. I've ns'ne a. phsas-srs.,'
esn,yit,m me- IS the bus szlt NJ ~ soS
lssSr s,e SsoiessiSns msrit. sud ; N N ray iS
sriist ssress,ls SIZES character OF ability an
hen admitted h'-n 20 share ~, husf... 100,
aud up 70 the rre.eus , n.' H. es5sll es rr"es.
settlement between tsst isi,s ~, l.t
ths pstI,et' Shsre JndSe Il am Ehreys via Hese out
1t. M. P. RICE, Pho,osr.vh-r.
NRs. sAwrRR, C.a,rrosa-r al ia N.s,.--.
Nl has REkoNED 20 NJ. ~II "a ssr.s. -
wet, between anal streets, one SQUARE s5a5h q
A fBlENDIN NEEp. -WGat cid Or DsTIy dc,
-. not nSi know shogt ;hese oontdent,ai natter. >
Elected. lis - sS,sef 80 49, M. 3 49, 49,
sylusnia svenHe. au1iin-
/ ADiEs' PHYSICIAN, KELIAELE AZ
proosTA, Psl,iuo. Post oaos' ." vs. iSsiiS'
De LkoH,
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.
The Oldest established Specialist ~ .he city.
no. 1888 rKNTs sTRKKr, NkARO.
Bcurs: II to 6. ana : &c 9. daily.
n,ts spseiaity-FenAlo Complaints AID Cut.nesu.
bLes-cs. Dl a
~ ON MARRIACE.
IiAfF1 BELIEF ToR loCNs wv fr'm TIE
ELECTS OF Errors and AbuEe- IN early ilfe. Nguhusf
restored lmpcd Ecnts - nsrfiac removed. New
method q treatment. New aud remarkable rene
az Books and Clrcuisrs seat free, IN seal@i
neioPes. Address, HDA Atln ASSOCIATION. Mo-
=, suuth 9Th street, Fh;lN3,iphia, ~ Ads -c,,gm
MADAME fLoRkNuE. rae ss5Tafsd Car
W royahi, ~ uneg uslied IN tel<1 he Past. Pres
ent, and Future Of your iC inc ssins speedy mar
tlAges bringing TIE separstetE sether and printing
cut the sure way 20 sucoess IN lie. "a matters q
business her aaNtce L. invaluable. She gives unit
Setsal sans sction. None ever regret Consulting
her. sAiisfs ction eiyes pay. Fah be consult
=. Al her par i"rs now located II sth be-
tween II aud 4. iylS an
EEmkLE DisEAsEs reatec and Counnamens
L. cases taksn Describe anGsencore DC. sn6
soytoe end medicine Wi b. sent Address Mrs Dr.
phia isyT 49,
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~NINETkENTH DIsTRlCT.-There will be
r. ifE 70
N t,Isst. o'clock at hell e9Eper Of l,t and
< MckENNA, secretary. DEL r'e'iaeh''i 1t
~PCBLIC SCH 0oLs, FIEsT DIsTRICT.-
3 on TIE TfnbsT; & til FTs District wiz
Board. tau-2 n BAhT, Chairman.
ThOIICE-Ticlets for Democratic O0nveo-
one the GEfHT sa Fl So { e.
Good 70 2 1s S5h i a5 ssa
csTs HarTs 9I F 70 lgi 80 Pullman Pslsc
rTHE TRUSTEES OF THE FIRST BI+
Is, TRiCT win issue tickets OF admission to
TEuTils On TBI RsDAY. FRIDAY aud SATuR'
Y az TIE Franklin Bui ding, Thirteenth and
n t,cseis viii be Issued a. the private residence.
places Q; business Of the Trustees. 'e'i''n'sS
f9I the sub Board, First District.
GSAB uss will run from the present terminus
~ q the Georgetown railroad, near the Caa
iioi, TO Pyies Camp daily leaving at a. m ard re-
urn ~ . >. IN. Fare : 80 round trip. auz3-2ts
1"PuBLIC SCHOOLS, THIRD pISTRICT--
uS Tickets Of Admission may be obtained from
fjiso sr;1d Auslst 2eth to 3lst inclusive, a,
~ BE Teschers Z the Third District are re-
az y. meet a. the Malsch Building, at m,
81 order Of Sub Board Of TruStees auG-5t
FOukIH DISTRICT PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
~ The FopIlD District Public Schools will n1t
re opened until MONDAY. Sept nlber y. owing 70
LAY in the completion Of the Jefferson School
buililrg NO tickets OF admission will he granted
uLIH UfsDAf lOth instant, when they can be
brt4ured at the ono of The sub board, in Jefferson
ooI1Lhs, al o COCK auAlw
"PIBLIC SyHOOLS, SECOND DISTRICT.
oe iicEeis Of admission may be obtained from Aug
ON ON 20 SIst inclusive d: the Miller Building, H.
tween OH and eth streets, from $50 TO 30 n m
sLd AZ TIE seaton Bailfirg. L, between 81 and Sd
~ ,Icin 5;5o 70 go .. m. &c is desirable that
the children Tor nom tickets are required apn.ar
N p'rson Tickets will not be issued by the Trus.
Ices az their places OF residence or bust ness Th,
teachers will meet at the Miller Building SATURDAY,
ans ust 81, at 10 O'Clock M
anlo lit BIZ order OF the sub board Of Trustees
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HOICE GRAPES

Builders ard all persons who need any work in my
lire such as BELL HANGING, SPEAKING
TUBES, LIGHTNING RODS, ELECTRICAL
BELLS and BURGLAR ALARM. would do we'll to
call end get prices before going elsewhere this Is
the oldest established house In the city.
Al kinds OF Bank safe and Vault Locks repaired
JoObipg promptly attended to; Sire me call.
wave l2O1 street N. W. au2! I'm
NOTICE OF OPENING A PUBLIC ROAD IN
~ TIE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.
BoAa D OF PUBLIC WORKS, DIsTRICT OF OOLUMBIA,(
WASHINGTON, D. o., August %. 1874.
whereas al application in writing has been made
TO the undersigned for the opening of q road in the
county OF WASHINGTON from point east of and ear
the residence OF b. Swart Esq, on the north side
the lands Of b. T. Swart, VIM Morelasd, Jose oh
Daniels, and part Of the land of CAROLS heirs,
said county And whereas the undersigned believe il
conducive to the pubc intere to road to be
opened as aboyeidescribed and payed for And where
the route Of said road has been, By the direction
Of the undersigned, duly surveyed and plat thereof
prepared and fled in our Office:
Ntlcs AZ hereby gIrsn Of the application aforesa
we'll as OF the opening of the proposed road aud
10 make them known to the undersigned on SEPTEM-
Der 18Th, al nOon at the Office Of the vi Presi-
dent Of the Board Of PUBLIC Works of the District Of
Columbia, RoGm No; 10, Morrisons Buildiag,
any lJectiOns which may be made will be heard and
cCEs dered. b ID. COOKE,
A. Il SHEPHERD.
JAMES A. MhGRCDER,
A. b MULLETF,
p. Brown,
Board of Public Works Of tho District Of Columbia
BY order of the Board. CHAS. JOHNSON,
au.7 29slb,9I2 Assistant Secretary.
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MOOD AND COAL YAED.
ESTABLISHED IN ls5a
c. Ii COAL
TO CONSUMERS or CoALI
CHAP CHEAPH
q % a l.

i have nov hand, and daily receiy ing, cAreoss
OF Bed Ash, W hits Ash, and Lykeus Valley GOAL,
To parties wishing TO purchase their winter. u~-
ply early, II viii be offered at . very small sdy apoS
! deal In soae but the very best Rrsdos Of Ooal
therefore persons can rely obtaining Q good ~.
ticls.
Orders received ct my Oh stand, corner ,th strs~e
and canal, depot corner sah and sire ts B. . -
Potomac whArves.
Gall early On W.. h. MARLOw.
lys-u Ocfner 7th street and Canal