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TRUSTEES sALEoF A THREE-sTORY BRICK
DWELLlN0, WITH BASEMENT AND BACK
BSlLDING No. 1913 STREET N0RrHwK EST,
-, By virtue of a deed Of trust to Daniel T. Eaton
and myself, dated May H. 1s72. and duly record
Asaed In Liber No. 6S3, folio "a, Of the land
records of Washington, n. c., viii sell. at public
auction, in ont OF the premises the highest bid
der, on MONDAY, March "a, 1858, at 4 O'Clock r.
beginning at the southwest corner of lot numbered
], and running thence along the line Of lot num-
berec 2, 80 feet @. inches thence - feet thence
south to north line Of street NORTH thence west %
feet to place Of beginning, with use of alley.
Terms: The amount OF indebtedness secured by
said deed Of trust unpaid with the expenses Of sale
in cash, and the balance nj and l2 months, with
terrst from day of SALE to be secured by deed Of
trust upon the property: $3.50 deposit acceptance
of bid. If terms Of sale not Complied with thin
days after sale the the right
resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
fauting purchaser. Cow ancing at purchaser :
cost. GEORGE W. STICkNEY,
Surviving Trustee.
f22 2awSds r. II. WARNER, Auct.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ZINE LOT ON THIRD
SIKEET; BETW ZEN G AND II STREETS,
O. By virtue Of two deeds Of trust, dated the 1t
LIS September. A. u. lEl, Aad 10th May, A. ID ls-s
recorded in Liber No. 6s5, folio 3ai and Liber
NJ. 6s, folio III, &c, of the Land Records OF wash
ington county D. c. and at the request Of the party
SECURED thereby the undersigned, a. trustees, win
sell In sroni Of the Promises at public ausion on
WEDNESDAY, the 26tn day OF N arch next, Is-3
at Az O'Clock p m, parts Of Lots Nos. and ., in
Square No. beS, beginning for the NJ the end az
loo feet from the southeast corner of Let No. I, in
laid Square and running thence north, on 81 street
west, 20 feet, thence west 81 feet nches thence
south 10 feet thence east 81 feet inches to the be-
ginning, together with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash, and the balance 10
and L months. notes Of the purchaser be given
bearing 10 per cent. interest from the day OF sale
and secured BY deed of trus on the property sold
so to be paid when the property Is struck of The
trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost OF the detsuting purchaser if The
terms of sale are not complied with in five days OF
giving I'VE days public notice All convey snc ia
W. r. woopwARp,lr
prF " + sM9HhS nEdLMki 1NG = CO
u 2aw3w&ds Auctioneers.
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TEIs = ~ aIvENOTIC3, That the subscriser
District Of SoIu9bis, holding special term. letter:
.dministFcssiq9 G y: On IT, pessonal estsse Of
deceased Al persons having clails against the said
deceased are hereby warned TO exhihifthe ame Nth
the uchers thereof to the subscriber, before
the Let Day q februaRy .nsxt; they may otherwise
BY law be excluded rom ell benefit q the sid eofase
ISIS. lftWAl HARY JANE RA0AN
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DIED.

DIED.
GUIGON. Suddenly, on "Wednesday narning
March 5th, az o clock, Mrs. CATHERINE CT
Con, below sd wife oi Peter J. Gugon.
Dearest Mother thou hast LETT "a.
when We most did need thy care
To guard NJ through lifeis rugged path.
With al it, tempting snsres. Ms
The friends relatives and acquainfances n.
spectfuls invited TO attend her funeral on Friinr
AFTERNOON al o clock, from her late resideD~-
Iniontown. IRepublicanl
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHI0E
b RAILROAD, ~ 49,

BALIihGssanI LkoAp, Vn,&al
x5sF sES r AsV s BILL
''' ''n as ,''1 foE 'ssALTInoRE; ... ,o. ,s
,I ls iS es = M loo. AIS ale sS s, son aud SO
'"' on SUNDAY FOR BALTIMORE an
Leave u as and $40 a. N, and Loo, Sis, SD, SEQ
rsS.~ p Fos atL WAY STATIONS,
sle and ! ~ n and az 500 sSI p ana
ne hs md SIS 2 ri tTsIs ;I' 3 sse hHi
k ss9rt sSe s SIS M III js.saps Cut the
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave q: SIS and ii0 .. m; but no trains to or
.feus Annapolis on saDdAs
FOB NORFOLK.
Leave IT l6o ?. IN, except sunday.
FCR ALL PAETS OF THE WEST.
Leas ssS G sis and so , % On s.farsS a sad
- sos p rs, and On Sunday II SIS and 500 ..
TRAINS AERIyE As FOLLOWS; .,
~ q m, and SIS aEd 9:as p m.
From PhsirlFhia a. B.i,'' sf >, ~ In M
-"O FRUT THE WEST.
.--,ve q, Isso, 6-ss and IJ.5O y. m.
non % ticsrt- a. the est can Be hsf ~ the
a.. e s 91,F 4 s- 3: P e4Is ~ sas
-sTsnus Passengers Pgrf 1lsLg tickets al the Ave
sied To- aI checked a their residence taken 70 tie
icPot. aud PCT ii,i. ths baggsgs car.
For New lvIk, Ptii@ds pLis and Bos'oa see adj
gertist.,ert e 1hr.lEa Lire"
TBOS. r. sHhKF. 4s.J Master Transportation.
Gro. 5. Iks6S6STz Gea7 aga. V sshingson. jas
V'HKOUSH LINE BET~EEN
WASHINGTON, PHILAPfL AQ s-zEHS Sd
PHIA, AND SEW YORK. x&S
WsSH NsToS, November s, lS7
Tssl0s between AsIiIHGTOS aud NEW YORK
= run n f0iO~-:
FOB NEW YORk, tcifaou, eAaszs of cas-,
Leave daily t~Serpi sunday al $40 L., Loo and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Lesge daily (except sunday ~ q. Loo and -
On SUNDAY.
Leave for New York At $50 .. M, and Philsdephia
81 SO y.
sleeping cars Tor New York on $50 p. m. train
cnly.
Through tickets u Philatelphia, New York and
Boston DO had At the Station Offce at all hours
Of the day.
For Baltimore snd ONO railroad advertisement see
schedn.e between Washington, Baltimore, Annapo-
lie and the West.
THOS. n. SHARP, Asst Master transportation
L. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. K0ONTZ- Agent, Washington. jeA
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AH 81 slbR ZEE Ts5bSEb

In virtue Of wit Of icri facias is.ued from the
Clerk once Of the Supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia, and to me directed, shall SELL At public
said 'District. on MONDAY, the 10th DAY Of March,
lgS e II O'Clock q a.. one silver and gold mount:
upon as the goods and chattels Of Daniel T. Daver-
port and viii be soa @ satisfy execution No $50
Thomas finmons ~. Daniel y. Davenport, n G.
StarkWea1her and Juan Boyle. . :.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the pesition Of THKOD0Rk I. Woodbury..
Of Phil.delphis Penn PRAYING for the safensss OF
$50 for an Improvement In Seats and touches for
n 1. ordered that the testimony IN the case be
closed on the 2sh day Of April next: that the time
ior nllne AZ fs ssa ~ sHss "a -, 80. "a
petition be heard on the 18th day Of Nay next.
Asy Issson ny 1BpIses sSs sFfsn Cs,...
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SAblt g. F. 9SrnlSE IT,,
On Re g stEisIESYQS q SHAAE Ia sfRINd AID

nravine for the extension Of q Datent ursnfed ~
then on the 10Th day Of May lS5o for an Improve.
1ent in Lathes for Turning Irregular Forms:
on the h day Of April next tksf the time for 4line
Arguments and the Examiners report be limited %
heard on the Sd day Of April next. - :
Apy person may oRyoTffr az: ss4Tssnslon
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by B. d. WARNER,
No. 529 Seventh street, .setweea and h
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST
ELEGANT RESIDENCES IN THE CITY,
SITUATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF X
STkEET ,BETWEEN 9TH AND lOTH STREETS
NORTHWEST.
- By virtue of deed Of trust TO Daniel L Eaton
SCI and my self, dated Sc ptenber 9th, 1872. and dul
Arecorded in Liber 6S9 folio 2y5, one of the laBl
records for " ashington county, in the District of
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
will offer for sale, nj public auction, TO the high
est bidder, in front of the premises, on THURS
DAY. March 6, 1873, at O'Clock p. the following
real estate situated in Washington city, District Sf
Columbia TO wit: All that certain piece or parcel Of
ground known and described Lot lettered IL" ia
Gilbert's recorded subdivision of part of Sauar,.
three hundred and seventy one, together with the
imFroy emens thereon, consisting Of one If the m
up with every modern convenience.
This property IL sold subject to a prior deed of
trust, dated August ID, ls12, and recorded August
Tth l6:, To secure Sl2.00, pay able in i've years,
with ten per cent interest semi annually.
The terms OF sale for the amount realized above
said membranes as follows 800, with interest
at ten per cent. from September 9Th, 1871. and the
expenses OF sale in caeh and the balance in and
twelve months. with six per cent interest, secured
BY deed OF trust on the property. loo down when
the property is struck Of II the terms Of sale
resold at defaulting purchasers risk Conveyancing
GEORGE W. STICKNEY, Surviving Trustee.
fH-eo6ds b. WARNER, Auctioneer.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
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RY LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
SouihEest corner Penrsyls ania avenue aud llth 81
Star Office Building.

THkEL NALEARLE 81 HIDING LOTS ON THE
CORNER OF NORTH STREET AND DEL
AWARE AVESUE, CAPITOL HILL. At ATC-
TlON
the premises, shall sell lots a. o. aud "a i'm
square eSs, situate the northeast corner of Della
ware svenue and North street. This property il
without doubt in one of the rapidly improving
locations IN the city and where n cannot decrease
portunity could he offered
Terms: One third cash; the residue in three eaual
payments at 8. II, aud Is mouths. with notes secured
by deed OF trust on the property sold Cpnyeyan-
cing at purcbasers cost. 100 down On each piece
Of property hen IL is struck OF
.n6-td Rep.l LATIMERS CLEARY. Aucts
by DUNCANsON, BOWLING CO. Arrts. =
- Southeast corner Ninth and streets northwesf
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LEXASDRIA q WASHING
"A TON X. r. lF155 '
ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG B. B.
Corner AZ 8 dsd SlxlA S.yestS

Local trains for Alexnndria as folloWs--sO3.
-, n:l o. m, Las, Is, 500, H:3o p N.
Local trains from Alexandra arrive a. follows
SIS, Sc, lJ23 Ills, BIS. SIS. 7:2S o. m.
Trains marked thus connect with trains on W ash
fngtOn and Ohio X. X.
QUAAAIC0 Accommodation leaves Washington
80 - sally excerpt Sunday.
GEEAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond.
leaves W ashiEg1Oo l0-6S daily, except Sunday.
Through tickets To all points South and Southwest
FOR sale AZ Offices, corner lS street and Pennsyiva
ala avenue, aud 6th street and Pennsylyania
here san leave orders for baggage 20 be
checked 81 AL hotels and residences through to desti
aslion.
T. : YOUNG, Cent Passenger Agent iy2otf
RALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC
- RAILROAD, La 5%(E1|6
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- Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers.
southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth ST.,
Star Office Building.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At
PUBLIC AUCTION.
~ ON MONDAY MORNING. March 10Th,
commencing az 10 O'Clock, at the residence
W ~ of gentleman declining housek eeping, No.
I2l2 y street. between 18th aud l3,h streets, We
shall sell the following excellent household goods
viz:
One Rosewood Piano. cost $500.
Walnut Green Rep Parlor Set.
Marble top Tables, EngraNings.
Whatnot, Lsce Curtains.
One Swiss Clock, beautifully carved and in perfect
condition.
One Splendid Black Walnut Marble top Chamber
Suit.
One Superior Black Walnut Wardrobe
superior Painted Cottage Furniture
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Fine Feather Pillows and Bolsters
Superior Brussels and Three ply Carpets.
Hall and Stair CARPETS, Rods
Oak Marble top Sideboard.
French cbfna, fine Glassware
Fine Platedware, Cutlery.
Dining Chairs, Lounges.
Refrigerator. Window Shades.
Mantle Clocks, Looking GLASSES.
Kitchen Requisites, &C.
N. B.-House for rent or sale.
mo LATIMER 4 CLEARLY, Aurts.
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TRTSTEES' SALE OF FINE LOT on THIRD
STREET. BETWEEN AND II STREETS,

Ri DUNCANSON. BOWLING CO, Aucts
A. Southeast corner 9sh and ID streets northwest
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, March 4. lSs 3, same hour and place.
C. ". srICKNEY Surviving Trustee.
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BANKERS.

SECOND NATIONAL BANK.
STREET,
Bsitr.sH S,Ith and Serenfh Streets
Collections made and Exchange furnished on al
points.
oc2-n D. L. EATON Cashier
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QEM0yAL-JAMEs =. BRIFN. PRICfTCII
H0x xrhhT y Sisu Stem and Gas httsr De, 81
residences, 90o "a street noFtheasf Csrto Hiii ~
1t stoFes WIN meet Sith psunpt oftensio1 deo11.N
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Sailing day from rier y, North wharves, PhflaAel.
Rhie, "WEDNESDAY and sATUR- -
From u wee street., Qeossseoxu,
o. O., TUESDAY and SAfVHbAf = Joe.
g. y. HYDE, Agent for D. OF o.
Az nts.-H. A. REID, Als1sndria, Va: WV. =,
= ar Co. Philadeln hia. PA ivf
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TRrSTEFS SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
s!TIATED oNF0URTH STREET EAsT, BE
TWIN NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE AND
SOUTH ID STREET.
N By virtue of deed of trust dated April ID. A
I'D: lsa2, and duly recorded in Liber No. 67I !,
folio SI3, &C.. Of the lsnd records of W ASKING
ton county, and BY direction OF the party s.curei
Thereby. viii sell ~ rnhlc auction in front Of the
prefnfees. on SATURDAY, March 18th. A d. lSss
at ociock m, part Of Lot No fl0i, in sauarp
numbered seven hundred aud ninety two fTos
Terms cash. Conve, ancing the cps, ef the pur.
chaser. JAMES a. RERRET Trustee
mo eoHds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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Butter on the ReDCHjant Sicnl.

The bnccaneer Of Yankee politics
has had some .rcpcntant aualms.
Who would havo thought it 4? Com
pare his bold buster ca the back
pay grab with his sucking dove re
srets now, and we have some idea of
tho potency of popular defeat on such
natures. Here is the latest
The Horohcstcr correspondent Of
tho Chicago Tribune writes that
General Dutler made this confession
to n delegate on Che day preceding the
convention:
81 ought not to havo run this year.
1t was bad judgment, but the zeal of
mine enemy hath eaton mo up"
After tho Convention, ho said =:
"GTant dare not fight me, any way.
My scat is secure in congress, and I
can 60 back there, and make a mo-
uon to cancel the back pay measure,
aud carry it. l novor needed the
back pay, If the President did"
Doubtless The action of the Conveu.
ton has convinced the General that
the peoplo arc pretty unanimously y
opposed to the back pay swindIe, and
that he can best win favor by urging
It's ~cpcal.
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The startling drawback Oil nearly all
medicinal agents has ever been that in
their process OF rurgn;ion and pur flea lion
They have also d"hil.atcd tho system. TO
obviato this difficulty physicians hav long
sought for an agent that would
Purge, Purify and MreDmthen
at one and the same time. Their research
has at lns: been rewarded by discovery
which fully realizes the fondcst desires Of
The medical faculty, and which is Justly
regarded IS the most important triumph
that Pharmacy has ever achieved. This
important dcsi'Icratum Is
DR.. TUFTS Vegetable Liyc1' PEI
Which purify the blood and remove all cor
"upt hnmors and unhca'thy accumlalions
from the body, and yet Produces no weak
ness on la&sl,ude Whatc:Gr, hn: on the con =.
trary Zones the stomach and invigoraic cs
the body during the progress Of their
operation. They unite tho heretofore ir-
reconcilablc qualities Of q Strengthening
Pnrgativc and a Purifying Tonic.
Dr. TUFTS Pills are tie most active and
scarchin" medicine in existence. They at
once attack the very root Of diseases, and
thclr action IS so prompt that in an hour or
two after they arc taken the patient is
aware OF their good en'e"Is They may be
taken at any time without restraint Of diet
or Occupation they produce neither nau.
sea. gr; ing or debility, and Gs O. family
medic they have no rival
Price 20 cents box. Sold by all Drug.
gists. Principal Office, rs and so Cort
landt ST. y. Y.
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DpGo!al Notices.

Tho fall trado has now opcnc;, and
with view to meet all its requirements,
Messrs. |. II. HAnh & Co., Propric,o,s of
tho Great Southern lirildcrs' Emporium,
Charleston $. G., have made at the Facto.
ries, large qr ;tics of Doors, Sashes,
nilnas, &C., IA fully seasoned lumber,
Ihclr ilumc, ; sales enable them TO Offer
number ore work ct low prices. Bcroro
hrginn'ng 700: building, send for their
pricc llst aud size card. They nrc also
Agents for Nheslos' Roofnt, Felt and
Paint Last ynar millions Of feet were
SOFA for covering roofs, lining rooms,
painting, &c.
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The Coming Break Out,

Tho call for a Liberal Republican
State Convention in. New York only
adds another to the steadily .accumu.
lating indications that both of the old
parties arc destined to DO ultimctclv
broken up through tho Intervention
OF independent organizations of va.
rious kinds. We sec this in tho
readiness With which tho anti mono.
poly movement was started in Cali
fornia, and i'll tho success which at
tended its first contest with tho
Republican and Democratic parties,
Wo SEQ it in tho formidable farmers
movement in tho Northwestern States
We SEQ it in tho Democratic Conyen.
OF Allen county, Ohio, followed by
a State Convention and tho nomina-
ton of y State ticket composed Of
bolters FROM both parties. NVo sec it
Ill TIC couilict between tho Federal
oiiice-holdcrs aud the magnatcs Of
tho Republican party of Massaohu
sets in which Grent's seryitors wore
crowded to the wall.
Now, it may be that mono of the
tickets nominated by these outside
iact'ons will be elected this year.
no matter. This is of slight impor-
tauco for the prcscut. Even tho
nuMber of votes which these outsi-
ders now cast iy Of small moment.
They arc the entering W. ages which,
driven bor by coming events, will
IN duo t'mo SIP in pieces first the
Dcmocratic party and then tho Re-
publican party, in this way making
room for tho greet party of reform
which is destined to save tho country
from the imbeciles and CORFU ptionists
who arc dragging it to ruin,-N. Y.
.EUn.
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ls The most powerful cleanser, strength
chcr and reno, CT Of Gianhuar Obstruc-
tons known TO .Hot,yia Nodien.
IL is specially adapted to constitutions
'worn down" and dcbilitated by the warm
weather Of Spring and Summer, when the
blood is not in active circulation, consc,
qucntly gathering impurities from slug.
glshness and imperfect action of the yccro
I've ,i organs, and is manifested ~ Tumors,
Erurtions, Hlotchco, Boils, Pustulcs, Gcro
fila, &C., SO.
When weary and languid from ovcrwork
and dulincss, drowzincss and inc,tia take
the place Of energy and vigor, the system
W:eo; neenS rene 10 build il up and help Tie
Vil'l Forces to regain their rccupcratiyc
power
In the heat Of Summer, frequently the
Liver and Spleen do not properly perform
their functions; the Uterine and Urinary
OF the stomach and intcstiucs and n prcdis-
position TO bilious dcrangcmcnt.
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TIE TA1Rxxnxu HuRAxu.

Ia qDvv Is dInG9 z Vllunlnnqe
TO GET BARGAINS.
100 LBS Bulk Hams received w warranted
S0"N" Wy J. ELDER
lot of New Flour received from the Augusta (CaD Mills
and for sale by t. EI,DNn
lie is receiving regularly, large oddisions his Spring Stock
at greatly hcducct Prices and they will be sold acror;nl
ny 4. ELDER.
His Stock too large and numerous Incron consisting oc
NllImery "oots OF the latest Style and Fashion,
Andcs Dress Goo,s
UndcrSkirts, Co1scts
CuliS, Collars, &c. <&c.
Gents Ready y-Alalc Clothing,
Shirt Collars, li@t&, sc.
Boots and Shoes
OF almost any Kind, to
suit all sizes and classt.s plil-
cipally made TO order and Warranted
TO be clear Of slodly Always
on hand a full supply Of
Family Groceries,
Hardware, Hollow Ware Wooden Ware Crochcry Hc!stca.
and Mattresses, all Of which will be sold Low by
i, ELDER
Also a lot Of White Lead comr.son lc. Will be aoM
at the lowest Charleston Price by
T. GLIDER.
All he asks is call and examine his goods bcfurc ,rc!as
ing, he is determined, not TO be unlcso by any one
IT. 2szIs4Gs KIT 1G:D5L4aZZ2 G:D51L:4aZZ2s
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DE-. WELLS
EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA

,s prepared directly from the South Amer.
!cah Itant, and is peculiarly suited TO all
.hese dilhcnl'ies; it will cleanse the Vita.
,eu blood, strengthen the Life. giving
lowers, ana remove all distractions from
Impaired and Enfccblcd Organs.
1t should be freely taken, as Jurubcba ia
pronounced by medical writers tho mosl
eihclent Purifier, Tonic and Dcobs!rucnt
known in the whole range Of medicinal
plants.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG,
i8 Platt st., N. Y. Sole Agent for u. s.
iricc One Dollar per Bottle. Send for cir.
cIiar oueus,12
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A new work Of intense interest and intrin.
sick Yaluc,
A1&z@aYa2& &&saxsYxu

by the gifted son of the famous "pctcr
Parlcy." a graphic History of Ocean
Navigation, Adventure nnd Discovery since
tho Ark: Rcplctc with startling incidents
fearful disasters, piracics, perils, Sc.
Above also tho wonders beneath tho son
Diving, Dredging, Telcgraphing, &c.
225 spirited illustrations. Agents lust
started report 10l orders in four days. l27
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20 THOUSAND IN PRES. Sale increasing.
2,OO0 moro live agents wanted for our
LlF FlEGSTONE 2S yrs IN AFRICA over
G0o pages, ly $3.50. Look out for info.
rlor works. Send for circular aud proof
of the greatest success Of tho season. Ro.
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Phila Pa
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