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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-27
COrns,

C0rns a Sas'" Of n Ss Ss s s%S GSS S S
Cancerous Humors, Piles, etc, skillfully treated
at the Great Central Healing Chiropodical Insti-
tute, No. 69T Broadway, New York. DR.. j.
BRIGGS CO., Proprietors. Sold in Middlebury
by Case Rider, W. NJ. bay; in East Middle.
bury by IL Persons, Mrs. A. p. upper, j. p.
rs. AO;l
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that have this day Civ
en- my son, Henry @. Walker, his time during the
remainder of his minority, and shall pay none Of
his debts, claim any of his earnings after this
date. W. 5. WALKER.
New Haven, VT, May 7, 1878. s;3ws
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Piles,
ac INTERNAL, EXTERNAL. BLEEDING OIL
JOl IICHING.=The intense snlferinr ncea

Di1oc INTERNAL, EXTERNAL. BLEEDING OR
L AACo1 IIcHISG.-The intense suffering ocea-
stoned by the distressing disease, in its various
forms, is known only to those who are unfortun-
ate enough to be awictod with it. The seepless
nights, the uncomfortable days, the haggard looks
of the sufferer bear witness of the intensity of the
pain experienced when troubled with this prevail.
ing disease. The success Of Briggs Pile Remedy
as positive cure is unequaled in the annals Of
medicine. Relief is immediate when used as al.
rected. The immense demand for this great rem.
edy is unparalleled Thousands are using il with
the most satisfactory results. Sold by all drug
gists.
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CHILDREN CRY FOR PIrcHER's CAsToRIA. - A
substitute for Castor Oil 1t assimilates the food,
cures Wind Collie, and causes natural sleep. 1t
does not contain morphine, is pleasant to take,
nevor gripes and never fails. The best physic
known. I'm
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Buckin CHAINS Dye.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, o restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and cilectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied.
and produces color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. p. HALL & CO..
NASHUA, NH
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as one of the most
efiectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
TEN and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test OF
years, with a con-
stantly growing rep
utation, based on its
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Q1000 REWARD. will be paid for case Of
VAVOV Catarrh, Headache, or Neuralgia
which cannot be cured with Briggs Allevantor, n
pleasant, agreeable and never-failing remedy, if
used according To directions. It's new combin-
alton of the most reliable ingredients known for
subduing the various diseases for which it is rec
commended. Sold by druggists
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-15
NOTICE.

INHE A. o. H. meet every MONDA1
Il EVENING, at 8 O'Clock, at the odd
Fellows Hall. until further notice.
P. CARROLL, Prest.
THOs. HALEY, Sec. au|
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ON the Carson Appeal Of August r.

0m the Carson Appeal Of August 12.l
OCCIDENTAL Frenchman by
name of Beree con received
ae severe injuries at the Yer
ston Flume yesterday. He was
laulng upon the aume where it
Y oeen charred and warped by
nre, engaged with a party in
aring away the debris of the
confagratiOn, when the struc-
gave way under him and he
lto the ground bringing down
On his body several pieces
neavy timber in the descent.
was painfully but not mortal
Wounded; his right thigh be-
severely bruised, and several
.ne lower ribs being violently
rom the sternum.
iRE.-The alarm of fire was
zen, Yesterday afternoon, quar-
" 1our o'clock by a lOc0mO-
mat was on the track near
oournlng house which belonged
one Kelly, a section boss in the
ploy OF the Virginia and True
MA, nallrod Company. The build
was just finished and had not
painted. 1t lay Just east Of
Fvan: Track with a pile of wood in
oehing. When the engines
Uneu the ground the house was
na npped In flames and beyond the
pc OF salvation.
Saia5MG1u:McIsIoN.-The aaM1: rite of the
kon ~eiitish Church was performed
"n n the boy child of Mr.. Hy-
Eh. ~ Olcovich, which was just
eht; ht ueays old last Sunday. by
m u'' oheyer with all the wOnted
bn anu ceremony of the occa-
H. = a feast was blended with
n.s ssoiemnity, and the finest
q eS eS ii0wed without stint, while
tS Shui0ies for the occasion were
N ,Is nnest and made to order in
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Sagebrush News.

=, the Borax Miner, August 12.l
: NEW MINING DISTRICT
earn from a gentleman just
ned from this new mining
ct. Silvania, that the miners
work on several .edges con-
Nc argentiferous galena,
works on an average about
per ton. Silvania is u prom
camp, situate Is miles south
ida Valley, and four miles
invest of the old Palmetto
and is we'll supplied with
and water. The district has
been organized within the
kvo months. Mr.. +. Meusing
elected Recorder, and has
recorded over q dozen rich
20 mines. The miners are
what retarded in their work,
kcount of the Aida mill being
ii at present. Nevertheless,
Of them did not hesitate to
their rock to Columbus for
King, it being packed on a
train. These parties are
satisfied with their returns
! the mill.
IL FIRE AT BENTON.-During
visit at Benton, a portion Of
corral and stables of Messrs.
htower and Sanguinetti were
|toyed by fire, and had it not
! for the untiring labors of the
lens, the whole property and a
large portion Of the town
I'D have gone by the flame. A
| |four-year-old David Hill stall
and another young blOoded
be, were burned to death.
|RE. Last week the building
street below Main, kept by
Lee, as a restaurant, was to-
destroyed by fire. Loss about
|O. The building adjoining,
|pied as a residence by Mrs. NJ.
Barry, escaped a like fate only
)ugh the fearless and untiring
|rs of her friends, as their
bed hands and faces too well
BIT.
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m the Virginia Enterprise, Aug. l2.l


|ATER WORKS. On account
be giving way of a band near
west end of the large pipe OF
new water works, last Sun
the water was shut Off during
afternoon of that day for the
pase of making repairs. Where
wrought iron bands prove de-
|iye they are replaced by bands
|ast iron two and a half inches
Fk and weighing about 400
lnds each. These stand the
II pressure admirably. The
FER was again flowing through
pipe yesterday.
0NE TO TAHOE.-Ex-MayOr
frle, who has mad such a seri-
attack of erysipelas. was able
pc removed to Lake Tahoe last
urday morning. He was still
Y weak, and was considerably
Pausted when he arrived at the
Pnorook House, but since hav.
recovered from the fatigue in
wing.
N DEMAND.-We understand
y II. Schussler, the engineer
% superintended the construc-
I OF the iron aqueduct of the
Fglnia and Gold Hill Water
mpany across Washoe Valley,
Hsnted in Japan to do a similar
lK, and also mas a call for still
P!her job of the kind in Aus
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Miners UNION.

THIS ASSOCIATION MEETS EVERY
/ FRIDAY EVENING, AT RUBY
HILL, at 7 O'Clock, in the building for
merly occupied by Tommy Douglas;
Miners are requested to be present ana
join the Union. 12O-5m
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GEORGETOWN.

TIE GEORGETOWN ScHooLs.-At the meet
ing Of the board Of school guardians last even-
Owens Berry, of Virginia, for the position OF
principal of the male grammar school, and q
communication was received from w. Q. Lips
comb, u, reviewing his action as principal Of
the grammar school, inclosing another one, nu-
merously signed by the parents Of children at
tending the school, asking his reappointment
and expressing their entire satisfaction with his
past management After long discussion as
to the relative merits Of the applicants for the
Position-W. O. Lipscomb, the present incum-
bent, j. o. Berry, and j. s. McGill-the whole
matter was postponed to q subsequent meeting.
PREVIOUS TO the meeting the members of the
BOARD and Gov. Cooke, constituting the build
ing committee, held q private conference, at
which the Governor stated that funds would
soon be supplied for the new school building,
and that 1t would be completed In a short time
PAYING THE TKACHRRs.-Mr. W. W. Curtis,
paying the teachers their salaries for the months
OF May and June.
:, A PRIZE FIGHT By AMATKURs.-David Hol-
t udsy n, ana James Hunter, two young men OF
Analostan Island Monday nfght-a woman in
lt-met to settle the dispute according to the
rules OF the r. near the brick yard in Virginia,
about half mile from the Aqueduct bridge
yesterday. There were about fifty persons
present from Georgetown and the immediate
vlcinity to witness the contest. On the first
round Hunter knocked Holiday down giving
MN severe blow on the jaw, which broke it.
several more rounds were fought without much
carnage to either party, when Holiday bit
hunters little finger, and this was declared
"foul' and the fight was decided in favor of the
iatter. Hunter escaped without much injury.
MASONIC HALL.-The improvement of this
building is progressing. Yesterday afternoon
the old corner stone, laid in 1857, was removed.
The newspapers and other manuscripts placed
III the jar, which is glass, had been rotted BY
darnpness, but the silver plate containing the
names of the Grand Lodge of Washington and
the names of the officers of the lodge at that
Tl ana bible was found in good condition.
Mhen this Improvement is completed and the
SIDEWALK laid, 1t will add greatly to the beauty
Oh the street and convenience of pedestrians.
HE CANAL.-One boat loaded with lime
stone from Wades' lime kiln passed here to-
Gay to Alexandria, and reports an immense
meet OF grain and coal boats on the way. They
commenced moving past the break about
O'Clock yesterday evening.
RIVER NEws.-The schooner John L. Mer-
rlii mas arrived from New York with {, 1000 sacks
SAT- for l. Thos. Davis s. Co., and the schooner
amos walker from the Kennebec river with
pany.
TIE attention of the Board of Health is
requested to the basement of the market house,
which is said to be in an odorous condition.
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A LEX ANDRIA.

TEACHERS APPoINTED.-Mrs. Emma j.
Young, of Alexandria, has been appointed
teacher Of Columbia school, No. I, Arlington
district, and Miss Alberta V. Sisson, of Ruffner
school, No. 2, Jefferson district, near the alm s
mousse All the other schools in the county of
Alexandria will have the same teachers as last
year except Arlington, the colored school at
Freedmen's village, for which no appointment
has yet been made.
ELECTION OF FIRE OFFICERs.--At meeting
OF the fire wardens on Monday night an cleo
ton for officers Of the two steam engines was
held, resulting in the reelection of the old OH
GERS, as follows:-H ydraulion, j. H. Young, en-
gineer, and F. ID. Dix, driver; Columbia, Rich
driver,
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THE COURTS.

POLICE COURT, JKdgs Uarsos, pyo ten, r.
gay Geotgs u s9ITsgs was charged with the grand
y the confidence case alluded to in yesterday.
STAR, wherein IL was stated that Mr. Lucas a. a
ppausr OF charity, took selyage, stranger from
as an Odd Fellow to his own Lodgings and while h.
was asleep his guest stole his pock book and
was committed for the action q the grand u nyd
Maggie Allen, larceny Of some linen napkins: sio
and costs. George II. Short assault and battery 90
stated that Fegsn had Committed nuisance on b,s
porch and he chastsed him for 1t; S5. Ben Wade
charged With assault and battery on Bob Hickman,
cell Of the station house, and Ben told him he
di1L want him there, az the same time giving him
q blow 10 the mouth, cutting his lip; ss and costs
iron, worth as may cents pleaded hu ten aays
in jail O. orRe Ellis, assault and battery on Eliza
essh E9ssa both , sSl9bred IN Prsthsr alley and
Ellis threats Of violence 10 Thomas Duncan: Ss10
eosd. e keep the peace. Thomas Fisher, assault
anil s3o to keep the peace. william n ercer, ss.
sault AID battery on Gregory Jarvis; s2 WiilisU
sTGsP s'sagl, and SstisIS Or Mary his
license ReSara L.csy snSI.
srl 81: :ans EsSry rh f. sl KHs
Naily, same charge 81. ~ inc '''''''' a. John
Albert Richardson, charged with unisvfullv kin.
ing three reed birds and sxtsen blackbirds on the
land Of John Douglas, The Judge read the law, In
between the ss u Nay and 81 of sspeemSer . ssd
fined Richardson SIS, Anna Reidy wss fined Ss for
sa,,ng Edw,S g2Sap'op d'SIdssE esnGHc 81
disturbing tie QUIET o. Geofsetown; IS. Ben Wsds
was lined IS for public cursing. -Aioysius Brown,
Cess S4 sas S John John
battery on Mary Wsilscs; SX and costs. ' "''
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LOCAL NEWS

Attention of teacher OF the Public Schools
and Of parents is called to the advertisement in
Tsaac Robinson made application for a divorce
From his wife Fanny Robinson, in the District
Supreme Court yesterday.
Captain Pierce Crosby, the new executive
officer of the navy yard, enters upon his duties
On Friday next, re ewing Commander Walter
The machinery tor galvanizing iron to be
used on shipboard Is now being erected in the
copper rolling mill at the navy yard, and the
work will be commenced in few DAYS
MIR. Wilmer ;. shepherd. formerly OF this
city, but now one of the Invest OF the live bust
ness men of Chicago, is in town, looking In ex-
A heavy stick of timber fell from derrick at
the 9Th street wharf upon the foot of Nelson
Haekett yesterday, iljuring II to such extent
that amputatiOn was necessary.
At meeting of the Pelletier Artificial Stone
Company last night, the following officers were
elected TO serve for the ensuing year: President
p p Stanton; vice president, A. II. jackson;
treasurer, II. G. FAINT; secretary, r. Behrend.
The third poor Children's excursion under the
auspices Of the Chronicle Publishing COMPANY
will take place next week to Seabrook Park, on
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, about
fifteen miles from Washington.
This morning, about O'Clock, a bed in the
house OF Albert johnson, colored. in the alley
between and ID and 18th and 18th streets
northwest. caught fire from a lamp, but ID was
extingushed with slight loss.
The National Specimens Climb held a meet
ing at the Office of Alexander & Mason last
night, and agreed upon a programme thereto
fore printed in THE STAR Of four shooting
matches to be held at AnalOstan Island on the
10th Of September.
We regret to hear of the serious illness from
bilious fever of Mr.. VIM. Saunders, superinten-
dent OF the Government PrOpagating Gardens
and father Of the Order of "P atrons of Hus
bandry.'
patent has been recently issued 10 T. A.
Echison, Newark, y. j.. assignOf to George
Harrington, of this city, for circuit for autO-
matte telegraphs, two patents;) also 70 the
same, for chemical teleOraDh DprforatOr for
automatic telegraph and relay magnet.
At the Bureau of Engraving and Printing,
Treasury department, bids were opened yester-
day for furnishing that office with I. O0C tons of
Cumberland coal. Mayfeld 4 Hieston, of
Georgetown, received the contract on the low
est bid. s5.49 per ton.
The horse attached to the milk wagon of Mr..
Harrison, of Montgomery co., Md, ran off this
morning on Missouri avenue, between 9Th and
eth streets, a. d dashed across 9Th street on 10
the pavement in front of the St. James Hotel
restaurant, where be fell with great force and
narrowly escaped seriously injuring one of the
hotel chambermaids and some little children
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LADIES' FURNISHING GooDs

"h,te Sot tS n Hose at SIC, Sc &C. sIO2 SIG,
cent. '-~i 49, 49, Tess ~ pea
bioSn bssgsr Z, Hose AZ 7so, Sc, 81 o. sln,
10 peT ce, @hey' SIX Hose, Regular prices less
Merino Vests at soc. TO Ella, lass 10 PER cent.
10 per cent. FiiSea' ie-a
Linen Hemstitched HAndkerchief- AZ zsc slo. &c.
45c, SOC, 75c, 81, 81 Is, lees 10 o.r cent ''0'
81 Is, 6 u SO, less 10 per cert - w. Do SA'
Linen Collars e,s Cuffs
LADIES Fancy scsrfs, 75c, less 10 pr ce-.
hid Gloves, sndS button regular prices les 40
per cent. f''e''a U.s. ~
81, less 10 per cent. WV
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MINIS FURNISHING GOODS.

Ps.mers Patent Yoke Shirts, reaay-n.de, for
S25, $3.50, SAYS, s 5, lees 10 psT cent '''' %
NM ps.Tn lotion SOCKS, o. o., IS, 81 So 90,
'eas Linen ~ and Merino Drawers, regular prices,
Linen Collars and Guns regular nric.s L.. Al -
cent. ~ fof
Black Ties, Black scarfs, Fancy Scarf. ranc,
cent. 49, ~ W.
Linen and silk Pocket Handkerchief, regular
Md Gloves, regular prices, LEES 10 per cent
Lisle Thread Gloves, 20 cents, less 10 per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-27
INFANTS GARMENTS.

per cent. ~r''Ni w. -
Cambria Slips.
Ia1bTic Dresses, Plain
CSnIbric Dresses, Eubrofsar.a
. FLANNEL Skirts, Plain.
q, FLANNEL skirts, Ensbroidere8
SQUARE Dswers,
Robes
Walking Cloaks.
Wool Boots.
Aud complete stock Of every arftcle az F,fa,,.,
wesri all subject TO discount Vi u Der csu,
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WHITE GOODS.

Halaburs Edges, lsc. TO 81 81 yard less 10 rer eer,
neuOItS inserting, lsc 10 81 yard, less i0 per ~
Swiss Eeg:s and Inserting, sc. 70 81 yard, less 10
Nainsook EDGE. end Inserting, Is TO 81 ~ y.ra L.,
10 per MT. ~-'~ seiNi ioSs
SlctoTiS Lawn, 3c: 70 soc. yard, los 10 FER cent
less 10 per cent. w. seio'
Pshoi Lawn, 81 Se 70 soc. yard, less 10 per cent
per cent. w. '~aN' ioss AZ
Plain organdy, 4sc. TO 7sc yard, lees 10 per cent
NArsaiia, ~ VIC. to s5c. yard, less ~ per cent
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FANCY GOODS.

Perfumery, Soaps and Toilet Articles regular pr,..
= less 10 per cent. F-e0''
Pearl Ivory and French Sleeve Buttons AZ Is cent.
- . - Der pair, less 10 per cent N@
Eol1 EMIT studs AZ 81 to SIS less 10 per cent
S ~ oIiiaI Buttons, &c, Sl.s7, 81, sac,
ram and Fancy Fans, 75c. 10 So, le-s 10 per CT
nhd Omorelia Chstelain, 10 % So. les N DIT CT
oA9uizcd Buckles, Sets ERr nrDpg, Yiuegarette
L., &C, A. REGULAR prices, lees u Der cent.
farasols ahd Sun Umbrellas from 81 g. Il sla lesu
10 per cent. 49, 'se9
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DE0P0sALs FOR HEAD-sToNEs FOR Ma.
TlONAL MILITARY CEMETERIES.

y
QcARTERMAsTKR GENERALS 0FFIcK,S
p-o., WASHINGTON, June q. 1873. Y
r., ESpvSa5 are invited for furnishing Head stones
or inc National Military Cemeteries, az prescribed
is an extract: "-'oD '-' "iAs
Provided, that the head stones required by an set
SSnutled AN oct to establish and protect National
Oemeteries," approved February q, RSa, aud the
sct sendaiory thereof, approved June s, lS72, shall
De o. Gnrable stone and Of such design and weight
As sfal Keep them In placs when set, aud the coz
tract Tor supplying the same shall be awarded by the
Secretary of War, after sixty days advsrtisenent
II ten newspapers OF general circulation to some re-
sponslDe person or persons whose samples and bid,
shaI lh tne greatest measure combine the elements
oIdurabiity, decency, and chespaess; and the sun
OF one million dollars is hereby appropristed for
sald purpose out OF any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated: and the Secretary Of War
snan nrst determine for the various cemeteries the
size and model for such hesistones AID the II and
ards OF quality and color Of the stouc 20 be- used and
pos snail be made and decided with reference thera-
TO- and cent? acts may be made for separate ouspti
yes 81 such head stsnes and the contracts IA
der this act shall provide for furnishing and ssttiae
al the said head stones, sRd shall not Ia the aegre
gate exceed the sum hereby approPristed.
The total number to be furnished is estimated at
ss ~ For the known, 10 I6si; for the unknown,
Specifications, describing in detail tho standard
naed " the Secretary Of ar, can be had appli-
will be placed on exhibition within q few days
The proposals should be in sealed envelopes,
marked Proposals for Headstones for National
mllltary cemeteries, and addressed TO the Omar
will be opened in the presence Of bidders on Sat-
uraay, September 8, 1873, commencing at II O'Clock
By order Of the Secretary of War.
osarternsster General, Brevet MAJOR General U.
D. IeS0-60t
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LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.

o0ttor sslrts tuck', g ossts, less 10 per cent.
Il Si5 /" !.
elegantly trimmed Skirts from Sis 10 SO, less &c
Gotten Che%'e' at Y cents, less 10 per Gent.
Elegantly &c a trimmed chemises from slsOto ssI
Cotton Drawers at 3 3 cents, less 10 per Oo.t.
And fun and complete line Of other s-vIes
Night Dresses from Sl.s2 to 80, les 10 per cent
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board communicate with the vice president of
the Board Of Public Works in relation to the
cutting down of the weeds in the streets and
alleys OF Washington and Georgetown; adopted.
Dr. Cox gave notice of his intention to call up
the ordinance and resolution in relation to the
removal of night-soil at the next meeting, and
would then give his views at length.
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READY-MADE DRESSES.

, Our stock Of LINEN SUITS PoLosAIsrs
hkDlNGOTs Is the largest ia the city. an,f ,vs
invite ice attention Of the ladies TO .hs Teat hs
salns we give by the liberal reduction Of M nr nes
from cnr prices. - - P0i SeAs'
We name few, with prices:
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DROP9sALs FOB FUEL,


DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Sealed Proposals will be received st the Denart.
ment OF state until IL IN, on the lsF DAY OF sFp-
TEMPER, 1873 to furnish this Department with Fuel
ior the year ending June 80 1874, TO be delivered in
such quantities and at such places as desired
Information as 10 kinds and quantities can be Oh
tained on application at this Department
The right TO reject any all bids to accent any
bid or any portion Of any bid is reserved aud
bidder y required to deposit with the Treasurer Of
the United States the Of $500, as a guaranty on
afaithful performance Of the contract awarded 10
him. EDWARD HAYWOnD
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PROPOSALS.
AtoI
DROPosALs FOB SUBSISTENCE STORES,

once Post ard Derot CoH1HqiSSdTy Of Subsistence 4
WAsBINGToN, ID. O., August Is, 1873 Z
sealed Proposals, in duplicate will be received al
tnls ONCE until IL m. on the last MONDAYS III
september, October, November, and Desemher
1873, Tor the following Stores: No. ] Flour, Corn
fast Bacon, Smoked Beef.
Amount required each month, quality, and condi-
tons, made known by
aug22-6t g. BELL, q. S., o. s.A
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that electricity and magnetism are deyeloped
IN the system from the iron in the blood. This
accounts for the debility, low spirits, and lack
OF energy person feels when this vile element
becomes reduced. The Peruvian Syrup, a pro-
toxide OF iron, supplies the blood with its iron
element, and is the only form in which il is pos
elDle IOr IL TO enter the circulation.
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COINS, BAD NAILS and other distressing ALL
ments OF the feet are quickly relieved by ex-
perlenced attention at DIR. White 8, No. 535 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. His establish
ment is literally paronized by the most inteili-
nifty. ~
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, 1F You can't get cool, resort to Dooley's Arctic
Fountain, on Capitol Hill. eotf
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