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RELIEF
Cures tile Worst Pains IN from One TO
ICnW Minutes.

Cures the Worst Pains IN from One TO
IcnW Minutes.
Not one hour after reading this advertisement
need any one suffer with pain. Railways
Ready relief is o cure for every pain. 1t was
the first and is the only
PAIN REMEDY
hat instantly stops the most excrutiating pains,
allays inHammations, and cures congestions,
whether Of the Lungs, Stomach, Rowels, or
other glands or organs, by one application. In
from one to twenty minutes, no matter how vio-
lent or excrutiatingl the pain, the Rheumatic
Bed-ridden, Infrm, Crippled, Nervous, Neural
eic, or prostrated with disease may suffer,
RADwAY's READY RELIEF will afford instant
ease. Inflammation of the Kidney, Inflammation
| of the Bladder, Inflammation of the Bowels,
Congestion CT the Lungs, Sore Throat, Difficult
Breathing, Pafpitaion Of the Heart, Mysteries,
Group, Dyptheria, Catarrh, Influenza, Head
ache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cold
Chills, Ague Chills.
part or parts where the pain or difficulty exists
will afford ease and comfort.
Twenty drops in o half tumblcr Of water will
in few moments cure Cramp, Spasms, Sour
Stomach, HEARTBURN, Sick Headache Diarrhea,
Dysentery, Collie, Wind in the Bowels, and all
| internal pains.
Travellers should always have bottle of Rad
ways Ready Relief with them. A few drops in
water will prevent sickness or pains from a
change of water. 1t is better than French
Brandy or Bitters as simulaut.
Fever and Ague Cured
FOR FIFTY CENTS.
There is not n remedial agent in this world
Malarious, Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, YcIIsx and
other Fevers, (aided by Railways Piils) so
quick as Railways Ready Relief. Fifty cents
| per hottie.
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NOTICE..
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
KERsHAw COUNTY.

ESTATE OFCHARLES PERKINS, DECD.
All persons having claims against the Es; tate Of
Charles Perkins, deceased, arc hereby requirclto
present the same duly attestcd, and all persons
Indebted to said Estate arc required to ma Ike i'm
mediate pa ymcnt to the undersigned.
m.-o3. CIV HENRY X. DrBCSE, Ex'er.
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Dissolution.

THE c6partncrship in planting heretofore ex-
listing between L. NJ. s. II. 7. Watts is dissolved
by mutual consent. The business win hereafter
be conducted by H. 7. Watts.
LEWIS NJ. WATTS,
HENRY T. WATTS.
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Fever and Ague Cured
FOR FIFTY CENTS.
Health! Beauty!

Strong and Pure Rich Blood-Increasc of
Flesh and Weight-Clcar Skin and Beau:
tiful Complexion secured to all.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-15
Merste, WonofQten &c.
MleranSer @olf,

M0DpFdf ulaD 3fcHf8diffpaEf,
ser. IA, 2am=Suilsiuss, @ibpef= gte BON ct.
8aul' nnh 2crin9torftaR, beiotst seri6tliae @ez
,6Gite unb GolettioneniI Amerifd unr guropa. t244-)
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T7a WnAnhauS nit Qane1

saMl an Brattitr., Sitlid BON Sones' 6aIen.
Blat % bel Jos SuB, bis on eins IA ssuB brett. al=
iep, nit einem sroben 3~=todlseu Sauis, 9aben unb
Wobnuns nit Taiase une IA Sinlmcr entbaltens;
fsrner elm 2~zitofi9er 3ieselfeinsrner Stan u. 8oseu.
Remiie % bel "a sus an Der Illep I'M Stint. rsrunbe,
erunb5insirei. gidbere alStunit siebt
Senrp 10. Soofe, SIT. 9, Law Buildings,
feOL ct. Baul=Gtr
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SiQ;a III U~erfaufeu.

OtHkH 1W UNIRVuTCH*
Cine sansbare gBirtbidait lit Su p~ertauitn ip.sen
aranfbeit. 8o2 ia9t Die Gsp. :. SI. (Ss-s1]
@ 3Sm b~erfanfen.
EMl Gin brcit6Giees Sans nit einem Elm If0disen
5intlracbGupe nno Gas un5 8afier=@inrittung
Brets $500. Na65uirasen in SIR. 226. @eotts
9traee. tS9-9tl
iii @nB berfauit mcrocn,
Wr. So, Wpre:Greterfrahe. % bel SO Sus; 5pei
S1uier an @iIoptrase; 2 Ditto an Der Sprin9fraBe;
1 Ditto on Der SorreftiiraBe; / Ditto on Der Neceiiitp'
Mnep luerbsn blais 9esen SaarSatluns abseseben.
Gdberes in Nr. 400, RorSsGseterz, nabe eonfr.
(8S-93)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-15
gu berfanfen.

Es.:l Dobnbaus unb 9aben in elmer ih6nen @e>
IhdItssesenb, cine Gbire BON Der SoltimoreitraBs
Stag Is bel 70 SUB; Z simmer nit Seitsn Mlep;
@runbmietse nur $22. 9reis $500; miro auf orei
Sabre .3eit p~ertauft. yi6beres bel Nutoun s Brms=
cup, Wr. 10, Sa~nssSnilcings, ct. YauIfr., ODER
Er, 76. Epr$sSSpueS3r. {Se-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-15
q 6artforb Gnunth : 0anbfeQeu

~ 3wei 9anbrelen, nabe geloir, cine BON
11S Mder, go Mfer in bober &ultur, Der Sfeit
in Sols; Die anbere 1872 Ifsr, $50 ader urbar, Der 0fef
In Sol3. Der Boben beirer 9ancftelen lit gut nno
~aeeianet fir @ros unb 9etraibe aler Art; fie BADEN
Wobnbduier nit ben 9ewotnli6en Neben9ebiuben,
antes @uiIer &c. Ndbere Iusfunlt ertbeilt
@enrp 80. Gopfe, gtr. 9, Law Buildings,
(e0H) ct. Baul.Str.
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@nB nerfauit tuerDcn.

talSsE eine nieolite eanbitele BON 81 adern; quite
entes Wafier, 10 Nieilen Don Der Staot unb nabe
einen1 suten 9anbiuese, auf annebnbare 8eoin9uns
gen. gtah5uiru9en i'm ~SedDs @e~eilen=Sanfe" an
Der 2ibertpLNpae. 1891
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-15
Ri fernftetnen.

Der srose, nortreihi6 ausseiattete 3e1er inter Der
Grpecition beS @orreiponbenten" lit iofort moblfeiI
an einen rsiponiioeln untsrnshrner su psrnnietben.
8Spec. b. 81. d63-)
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@ehr biQta III Derfaufen.

h SIR. 81, NoroeGreterarase, oreif6diaes
Efiii,a Saus nit 2ztoiiaem SinteIsebGube, 20 fSus
EliII brett uno 80 SuS tief, aebaut unb tape5irt in
6r beIteu Weiie NIT auen mobernen 8erbeiferunsen.
Beoingunsen. 2bomaS s So.
(6q-l SIR. Sc, ct. YauIfraEe.
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HaHage= Sinete
fir bic Dompfer bes
vRurnSeuti9en 2lags"
Baltimpre unb MemsYpr4

fne in unierem 8ireau, ME folst, gu betsnmen:
Bahage BretIe in @Olb.
BON Baltimore mad Sremen,
per Oampfer -Baltimare," r8erlin,. -Sbioi urb
.Qainiin.s
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Waiien=WeriGts Serfan(
Scrmalters>S
III UUN
Wertboouem GirunSeiaenthum all Ger
Wtiuim dnItraBe

auf Mutton.
Sn Nol9e eine5 9ctretes bc5 Tr3is. 8crittC5 Der
Stubt Baltimore miro Der unter3eiduetc, oils 8tr=
lualter, auf oifentlitcr Tuttion am Ylate CIeuz
flag, ben Z. DtGt 1872, gtaGm. / lltr, gum Ser
tGufc ouebt6ten:
Zen gansen 6runSpldB an Der GHOicitc Der Dill
lnmanltrOBe BON elmer &ntiernln9 pou "a 6mB 2l5 3ol
oitlih bon Der SIooit=@de Der gono. uno WttltmQnz
StrGBe onINn8eno, nann Ditlt6 tGn95 br Sitrieie
Der WiaimanrraBe IA SuB 80 Sol ge6ero; Damn
iloIid parallel nit Der BonoltraBe Co 6uS bis an
cine 10 6uB brclte Iucu; Damn lpeitGld tGna6 Der
ytorb ieIte bcIu9ter Alcp nit oeren aemeinItait(Ihen
@ebraucb IA Sns 20 3ol; banu n6roli1 paraIel nit
Son0IraBe 60 SuB bis gum lniQnoe.
Sic @~ebIullhtciten, 9tr. Al, Wiilimautra6e, be-
iteben in cinen 9ut9ebauten 21&=Iodi9en S~ie9elhcts
nernen 8obnbauie nit aeucr8eidOB mo cIuitotiger
Slide.
SertauiSbebtn9ur9en: Sin 9rittttett bQQr unb
Der JEeit in 6 un0 II WOnaten, ooer allies banr, nab
Dem Veliebcn oes 8dulere; Die 9rtbitSQ9lurqen Stn-
ientra8ero uno ourd Sur 3uirieoGHbeit oe6 8erlUalz
ters tuooiftrte Rotcn 9eiibert.
SepiS %. Rpbinipn, iun., SCrlu.
t90,3 3, SO, 1902, -, Il Gam. 81. QSpper&SOhue, Muft.
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philadelphia Wilmington DQl-
tim0rrr Gi(rnb0In
e tun0 c II u c ID d [,

u II o c II : KS c ~ { l.
IN uno nah @fontG9, Den 81. Wop. 1870, ut6er
Ute iol9t:
sSeg @ofsua nab g6iIaoelpbia unb 3,piideu.
Statlonen nm 1.25 W(orQcH5. SiGisr Sue pCybincef
t9 an oer Observation-Disclosures nit Dem Grain Oltr
Stotloncn Der 0Claparc = GiirnbQtn urN in Born
ouAe NIT allen Stationcn Der cntrQl=Giz
iGlhabH.
Grprc63u9 mad philadelphia uub RcnzgorF nm
9.3) gtor9cnS, itt in Berrguiuc init Dem SpQe uGb
Bort DcpoEt Ucrbin0cnO. ~
S9Idotlpbta Rem : )ortIr @rpreB;uQ PQbm. .
H9r Az Vtlnntcn; %Utrbinoet f1 in gSi(uuinGton mitbcr
Snacn Iir StatIoHCn an Der GelGUarc : G]iilnbQbr
6plten lSitnington unb 6nrriH9ton.
Accommobattou5=Sug uu9 Bort Gcpoft mn bPr
oa9pl1en 9%clc9cnen StationCn 3 pbr Radmittuo5
8bilGoclpbjuzI bcno3uq Z ubr % gFiu.; pcrbirhft
tdp IN 2StlmIE9ton nit Dem @rprcB5u0e fir Suuptz
Stationen en- Der 8et9pQrczGticuba1n ttQtd, upO
bel Pcugotle nit allen S]tationfn an Ocf GtntrQl1
BaGn.
GEpreasus no9 Rep gorf um 10 u9r 30 Qltn.
I6enc5.
Im Sonntdae$
Hab philadelphia Z 1br 25 Ytin. IbcH6s.
gfdb Ncfu=2ort unt 10 lbr 40 DkiU. 4hCnAs.
Durtiabrt5zBiucte i,no enttpCotr i'm 8rcFocrtOr.s
Depot, oocr lr. 143, 8aIttmoreir. ju babcu. @6lu=
10 jam men tort I'M 8or0us Sige lin 9intcrcn g}d6z
itSz mo Sblailudgen iiCbcrn.
BcrIoncn, melbe Biucte In Der Sifcc in 8oItiz
moreitr. ncbmcn, babGn ben 8ortbeil, oG6 ttrt &a=
gage ans Der Wobnnng abgeboltuuo Uon Der rllrionz
Gransports &C." mQrtirt miro.
uO19 Bm. Grapfore, Iaent.
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Auftiuns= y

I'M Auftinns=S rrfauf
Wertbpuucn aruusSiuSfrcicn Giaenthnmc,
SloDGit=gde Der SuEt= uno 2SOliitrafe.
Sn Hol9e oes auitra9cs Ots &igentbimers Ucr6en
MIR am Blaee Rpntd9, ben q. april, giahmittag5
/ ubr, Den gGnien lUertbooIen grunbplGB nit 9e-
bduoer, 8runo5insfreL ME oben GngsgcbeH, uerfGuz
len. Ger 9l0t lit 10 6u6 an ocr 80nfittUBc brett,
NIT elmer 8teie BON 30 SUI an Der ISollitraBe.
Die @ebdult6tetttn beitcben in etncnI ctnitodi9en
6te9elitelntrnem GehGu0c, 80 bel IS j5uS, nit guttn
@tunomausru unb Ntouern BON binret4tuoer Stdrfe,
nm cine ODER mebtere Sta9en 81 tra9cu. 9as Sc
bGuce 1T iur cine Stride aebaut init SteuGu mo
@Gsetnrihtnn9, mclde I'M 8uuie nit G~iugCidloiiGn
%iueroen, uHo fam gu 0ieIem ODER tr9en6 einem Quoez
ren !5rpete 9ebrntt. lUerrCr.
acknowledgements: Gin Sritttbcil baar, Der
6eIt in 2 gleitcn .3ablungen in 3 mo 6 UloH0ten
mt ISlnlen pom Sertaut6ta9c, oou allies 6aGr, mad
Dem Belie6en oe5 &GuIers.
Cine In3abInn9 Don 500 muB bei'm 9auie 9ez
madt iDerbcu.
(9O,2,4,6,O ~. s.. euuipam s. subn, Gutt.
MA llnbeOingter Serfanf
III pcs
empiebleu5pcrtbeu 9SpbubdifeS nit Gtatuug
Nr. Al WeGlSerruffrafe,
pC9en A6retie oesGi9eutbI timers.
Mfittrpod), oCn -. Nprtl, gfdhmtttGg5 IA lbr,
fperoen mir an Srt un6 Stcle Den gan5tn luGrt6U0ucn
@runOplaB nit @ebGuoen an Der Sli0ieitc ftr SIC
GloerrpftraBc, 5iUtI6cn Genital NoeHue uHo Soens
ilraBe, p%ertoulen, belttleben ME iol9t:
Der 9lGt iii al Der WtcGlourpEraGe u SUI brett
uuo $50 SUB til.
Die @ebd1oe beitetcn In eirem 2:ff0dfiacn sic.
g%elfcinernen s8obnhdlIie mt elnitodtsCm 6inters
0ebdu0e nit Stlllung I'M SintcIgrunbe IIr ; 8leroe.
@runbnietbe SO pro 3abr.
Seoir9un9en bei'm Gsrtauie.
(9t-3J Sreau L GirflauS, auft.
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S@1pner utte 0crfertieer aler Gprs
ten =Irbeiteft.

Nr. 65 rn6 67, Norb=Sre0eriGz, rabe @a1fr.,
p~erferttst GENERALIZATION ieber Art, tuie
edsmiese> unn guReiierne @el6nSer, Sbiiren
RenGerlaten, gonncnedd,er &C., un6 1T eirae
rihtet, nm in Der Stootu nb auf Dem 9an6
In ~tir5efer Sriit unter mGsi9en 8eoinouneen grbei
ten ausiufiibren unb nufaufeBen. f4prii20, 1S.)
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Summer 4 Befer,
Nr. IL, Germart=, nabe Soutbfr.,
8auf> unS @~e9iel> 0ei@att.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs FoR sTaTIoNERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. NJ

TREASURY pEPARTNENr. Narrh s, lS-2
Sealed Proposals. ter furnishing Stati9nery for TIE
Department. until the l01U DAY OF AFR.L, lS-2,s
IL O'Clock m.
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
application.
The bids will be considered and accepted or
rejected itep by item; and this advertisement AMI
the proposal far accepted by the Secretary Of
Treasury, and the bond accom- psnying the same,
ehsll constitute the contract u .fyean the govern
tract will be executed.
he articles contracted for must be furnished from
time to time during the year. in quantities pursuant
to orders from the Dep artneut Tho entire au,uti-
ties will, however, be called for during he yeAr
Each proposal must be signed by the indiyi iual
firm making it, and be accom- panied by bond, will
sut cient suretes, in the s0n of ten thousand dol
lars, 600 approved by United States officer II
the district in which the sure'ies reside do bust
ness, on form TO BE- furnished by the Department.
conditioned for furnishing such srtious of the
articles as may be awarded undsr il, and the per
Torrance Of the contract.
All deliveries will be subject to inspection by an
expert detailed for ths purpose by the Secretary oi
the Treasury and the delivery OF al inferior article
at the option Of the Secretary.
Deliveries must BE- free of charge AZ the Treasury
department, Washington.
The failure TO comply with any order under
the contract Will operate as forfeiture OF the
tire penalty Of the bond, or the Secretary of the
Treasury may direct the purchase, in open market
OF such quantities Of any articles shall he nsces
sary TO supply the deficiency caused by such tailGr.
the price which il shall be found necessary psy
for such articles.
Proposals unaccompsnied by a satisfactory bond
Will not be considered, and contracts will be award
ed oBly "a established manufacturers OF or dealer.
ia the articles.
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned, and
marked " Proposals for Stationery -
GEO. =. BOUTWELL,,
marc eOtapl0 Secretary Of he Treasury.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
RY GkEEN 6WILLIAHS, Auctionesrs,
- No. 1901, northwest c .rner Of 10th ard ID 9


TRUSTEES sALEo VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE.
~ Uuder and by virtue Of a deed Of trust from
Ia Julius fouth and wife to me, bearing date
January IL, ISL, and recorded in Liber No
county, in the District ef Columbia, will sell at
public auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
18th day OF March, A ID. lS72, at o'clock D m, ali
those certain pieces parcels Of ground situate
lying in the city of Washington in the District Of
Columbia, known and described Lots numbered
q, z, and part Of Lot numbered -, in John b. Kib
tey's recorded subdivision of Square numbered six
hundred and twenty eight, (625 beginning for said
part OF lot 20 al point 100 feet from the line Of New
Jersey avenue, and running thence east along the
dividing line between lots numbered % and Il, Is
feet inches TO alley thence south along the line
OF said alley q feet and inches thence west aleng
the dividing line between lots numbered 10 and D.
26 feet and inches thence north u feet and inches
to the beginning, together with the improvements
and appUrtenances. Lot y is improved by two two
story Brick Dwellings, one of which has a frame
back building. Lot q by a nice two story and base
ment Brick Dwelling; and the described part of Lot
their rear. These lots front west upon New Jersey
avenue, between and SITS. north. They will be
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in equal
pay ments, at six and twelve months the eferred
pas ments bearing int ,rest at seven per centum and
secur ed by deed of trust upon the premises One
hundred dollars will be required to be paid down
upon each sale. COnveyancing and stamps at pur-
chasers Unless the terms of sale are Complied
erty will be Iesold, the risk and cost of the de-
ANDREW c. BRADLEY, Trustee.
fl9 2aw&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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WASHING WOOLENs.-If YOU do not wish To
have white flannel shrink when washed make a
SCod sues OF hard soap, and wash the flannel in
H. without rubbing any soap on them; run them
out IN another suds, then wiring them out of it,
and put them in a clean tub. and turn on suffi-
Gent boiling water to cover them, and let the m
Iema.h till the water is cold. A little indigo in
the boiling water makes the hannels look nicer
" you wish 10 have your fannels shrink. so a
10 have them thick, wash them in soft soap
suds, and rinse them in cold water. COlorei
wOolens that incline to fade should be washed in
beers gall and warm water before they are put
into soap suds. COlered pantaloons look very
well washed with beefs gall and fair warm
water, and pressed on the wrong side while
damp.
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RN GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 1901 Northwe est corner Of 10th and ID SITS
CHANCERY SALE OF yALuABLE lMpRoy.
I'D AND u PROVED RIAL. EST

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE lMpROy-
ED AND UHlMPR0VED ZEAL Estate
IA BY virtue of a dscree of the Supreme court
EnU OF the District of Columbia, made in the
Lcause of Henrietta X. Young and others, VS.
Etta Brent, No. 1884 Equity Docket ii, and dated
February Is, lS2: will offer az auction, on WED
NESDAY the 18th day of March next, on the prem
Uses, at clock p. the following valuable prop
erty in w ashington, viz
]. The property on the west side of Sixth street
vest, between and y streets, formerly the resi-
dence of G. Washington Young, deceased, consist
l. Of Lot numbered twenty two (22D in square num-
bered four hundred and fifty six (456 land the south
ern twenty four feet eight and half inches, from
front to rear of Lot twenty one CID in the same
square, the whole having front of seventy four
feet three and quarter inches Sixth street, with
al uniform depth of one hundred and nineteen feet
ten inches. The Dwelling is a substantial two story
brick house, with basement, attic and back building
with sufficient ground and stabiing There ia a va
cant building lot on the north.
2 Immediately after the above, Lot sixteen 15) in
square four hundred and f4D7 ) fro lting fly
olc feet nine inches the west side of Sth street
west. between ID ard streets, improved by brick
livery stable, Gov erirg the whole front.
Terms Of sale One fifth of the purch sse money
to he paid in cash, and the residue in four equal
sislm"Lts. at six. twelve eighteen and twenty -four
months respectively, with intei est, to be secured
by approved notes and a reserved lien the prop
eTty. The terms of sale must be complied with in
ten days after SALE OF the property may be resold
after one week notice, at the risk and cost of the
first purchaser. Stamps anu convey ancing at the
cost OF the purchaser.
WALTER S. COX. Trustee
feO-d6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aunts.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.


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Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes
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ments of the Internal viscera Warranted TO eject
mercury, minerals, or delstsrious drugs.
few doses Of RADWAYy PILLS Win free The
system from al the above named diso9derS. Price
3 cents pr Box. SOLD BIZ DRUGGISTS.
READ "IA4Hl AND TRUE" Send enc lsttss
stanD to Halfway CO., No. % Maiden Lane,
Hsw York. Infernafioe worth tso1cands I'll b
I TNITEb STATES PATENT OFFICE.
On the petition Of w LILLIAN b. sEYm0UR and
l HENRY PEAsE, of Brockpozt, New York, praying
18th day Of Nay, 1858, Tor ~. Improvement in har-
ii Is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the sd dag Of April next; that the
time for filing arguments and the Examiner report
limited e the Day q May s o and thai said
'BeIfiiI sss cS%ni..a.r
| ERENOR FLUTING-Ths only place IN tas city
where II 70 done. Also, stamping. Pinkine and
Embroidery Of every description. Braids Z eli
kinda, and Embroidering Silks Of all colors con-
/ MRS. @. b. MAURER,
GIT seventh street,
jani3ly Opposite Potent Once.
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SAmerican copper cents circulate at three
times their home value in Japan.
H-lf any man has more than fortv-oue chill
dIen, and has got beyond his eighth wife, lie
can beat a man in Robertson county, Texas, in
these little points, but not otherwise.
@Lad!es are beginning 70 wear the hair low
on the neck again. Very becoming, indeed, u
the tall girls, but rather hard Oh beauties OF the
petite order.
"TEe Mrs. Roland. who, with her husband
is under arrest in Maries county, Mo-, for caus-
ing the death of their child by brutal treatment
was formerly Miss Fannie Huckster, of Usage
county, who was q somnambulistic sensation III
her day.
REA Philadelphia woman who, forty Yeas
ago, at the age OF sweet sixteen married a rich
old fellow OF three-score for his money. expect
ing soon 10 be a gay and festive young wido "
has recently died Gtds Sc, leaving a husband OF
loo, and four children to mourn her loss.
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DROP osALs FOR COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau al EagrdUlHg ard Prsa:tax,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau Of EaSrdriHg a4d Prsa:taR,
February IS, lS72
Sealed Proposals will be received AZ this cities
until 10 O'Clock m. on WEDNESDAY,, the 30 n
OF March, 1872, for furnishing five hundred 500
tons ef Cumberland Coal, George Creek run Of
mine TO be deli, cred ~ such times and places and
Ia such quantities may be required. aud subject
t. the conditions required by sct 81 Congress sp-
proved July II, 1870. viz: That such Coal shall
weigh $40 pounds TO the ton, au1 shall be inspected
aud weighed, and the quantity Of each load certified
AZ the time of delivery by the appointed and
qualified under the act for that purpose; and that
TIE prescribed fee of - cents for each ton of coal
speoed, weighed and delivered shall be paid by The
contractor.
Proposals will be considered binding from one
week from the Goth Of March. l972 the department.
reservng the right TO reject all or any portion OF the
bids received.
No proposals will be entertained unless accompa-
MED by satisfactory evidence of ability 70 fulfil the
CONT act, nor will any payment b. made without the
certificate Of the inspector that the Coal furnished
lie such as the contract calls for
Proposals should be addressed and seut 10 the Office
IF GEO. h ICCARTEE,
Chief of Bureau 1t Engraving aud Printing, Treas
ury Department. febH lsw5t