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on Masonic Temple.
L'0R SALE-The best RESTAURANT and deing
Il the largest business IN Washington; spleDdidly
located in the central part of the city, with ample
dining rooms attached, aud has BEEN doing large
business for As the proprietor is retiring from
business the place will be sOld very reasonable
terms exchanged for well located real estate. In
guire If W. I. JOHNSON, Real Estate Agent and
Arctioneer, Pennsyy ania avenue, corner 81 street
east. J6-6t:
Il between and streets, containing nine rooms,
water closet; bath room, gas, Sc; one Of the mcst
convenient locations in Washington; price 81 DO.
Inquire of ADAMS0N, sos 9Th street. dei0-lm
MONEY LoANED-In sums Of sac and SeO.Do,
lV1 ON Real Estate security. .PromPtne-- NAV be
lied upon. M NJ. ROHRER,
is 81: Real Estate Broker, 81 9TH street
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The republican members Of the Pennsv,y.n;.
legislature met in caucus last evening and re-
Nominated the Hon Simon Cameron for rrn,,>,
States Senator. There being a large republi-
can majority on Joint ballot lac viii be reeiectsa
o. eosfTse.
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The Virginia Sentinel, published in A'exan-
dria, prOnOunces the chain-gang system fraud
and nuisance. Prisoners continue to escape,
and the Sentinel says:
8. Some time ago man deliberately walked
away from the gang on the street, and yesterday
another retired in only greater haste"
Mr.. Edward Meade, one Of the gang, it says,
il one of the favored class.
q He stops and leans on his spade, and eniovs
himself railing at the passers-by, more than
three-foarths OF the time he is supposed to be
working for the public good, which his acts
have violated Occasionally he relieves the
mOnotOny of the spade exercise by SNOWFALL
ing-on one occasion the warden Of the jail him
self"
Perhaps the fault is not so much in the svs-
ten after all as in the manner of its execu1ion-
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Mayor Pierce, in his message to the Boston
Councils, gave some interesting facts concerning
the great Ere The whole number Of bsil,Iin =
oestIoyed was rs, of which 7os were OF brick
shd stone and T. Of wood. The valuation of
these buildings was si3- 5eI ,0oo, and II IS esti
ma'fd thst II w'h cost sis.ooo.oo0 to replace
them Only fourteen persons are kn.vn 10 bava
Host their lives; OF these. nine were s,sra,
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The New York fire commissioners have ~
oeted an ofieial inspection of all the public
buildings in the city, including hotels and man
uiSetcries, with view Of compelling them to
pEo''as adequate means for the preservation Of
human life in case Of fire. The precaution Is a
little late Ii would have been better to have
had the inspection before the Fifth Avenue no.
BEL and Center street fires
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FOR SALE.

fOh SALE.
EpR SALE-A second-h hand Singer SEWING
Il MACHINE. almost new. reasonable terms.
Also, splendid Millinery SHOW CASE. Call at
No. AIS East Capitol street ySN
FOR SALE-Fiye young HORSES and COAL
L CARTS, nearly new. At a great sacrifice. ~
Apply TO u. GooDACRE, No. us z3i street ~
northwest, near G.. 1881 GA
EoR SALE-A hne young SADDLE
Il HORSE, Kind and gentle. Satisfactory J~N
reaso given for selling. p. p. LITTLE SNN
CO., corner 81 and sts., Navy Yard. JAM 2x-
L>0R SALE-FURNITURE.
Il Rare Chance for Parties DESTROYS Of GOING 20
HoHSekespiag.
femily about to leave the city "fOr a climate
more congenial to their health" wish 60 dispose Of
theiT Furniture, which has been in use but short
time and Is IN every respect good new. This
Furniture selected with much care IL is mostly
OF black walnut with marble and contains such arti
cles a good housekeeper needs. The house, which
has eleven Rooms, can be rented by parties who will
not keep boardeTs at $50 per month. The landlord
has objection to the renting Of rooms t. gen
temen. The situation lie very desirable, being on
street northwest, near the post office. Possession
given February !, 1873. For further particulars ad-
dress J. i. j, Star once. 46t.
E>oR SALE-A fne pair Of COACH HORSES kind
Il ard gentle. Apply to -
GEO. d. BENJAMIN. IN
dec3olw 210O Penn. avenue. GA
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BARGAINS. BARGAIN
A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE A HOUSE.
PAY RENTS NO LONGER. READ

new two-story BRICK HOUSE, No. 122 81
street southeast, near the Avenue: 8 rooms, bath
room, water closets, bay windows, front yard and
good stable; - foot paved alley; price, $500; long
time.
Also, Q nearly new FRAME HOUSE, No. IL, 81
street southeast; lot k,NI0o good rooms beautifully
terraced; for price and terms call NJ ONCE
Also, a new s-room FRAME HOUSE, corner 1ith
and ID southeast; faces south and east; lot sOxl1O
price $500; long time.
Also, 10 room BRICK HOUSE, on L street south.
between 9th and 7th streets east, Navy Yard brick
stable, &c; bargain. S2.%.
Also, room HOUSE, No. SIG ah street south
east; lot sxg stands back in yard; price, S20o.
long time.
Also, four story BRICK, on n street between ls,h
and - streets % feet front by about ~ feet deep
suitable for blacksmith, wheelwright, car
rage or .Pantshop, or mandatory; cheap; price,
S6J1p.
Also, seyen-room HOUSE on 10Th street between
snd :; front yard, hall, nearly new, good alley;
price S25eo.
Also, seven room HOUSE. corner 18Th and r ami
one corner lsth and Boundary; both new; never
cupied price S2-50.
Also, seyen-ro,m HOUSE, on : street. between
Connecticut avenue and 3th street; new; price,
$3.50.
We have other property for sale. and we invite all
desiring to purchase home long time, for ash.
to call. ss We are sure can suit them.
We have also, eligible building lots that
we can sell cheap.
PHIL. II. WEIGH 4 co,
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~DIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
uS BOARD OF HEALTH,

w BOARD OF HEALTH,
+ S Ss sPs1i t
n%S sS% By s6f
aid spd approved BY the governor of the District of
Be uPcs Pa
NE s be &c Hy Of RsY rss'ns
any person affected by smalI poH within said District
covery of the diseare of said person, the name and
sidence in which sad person may be situated and at
tended bss been and il fumigsted and disnected
cording to the " Rules and Regulati0ns aforesaid.
CHRIS: e cox, ND
Attest: n W BLISS, M D., Secretary
Approved: ii. d. COOKE, Governor. dec2s sot
FpIS 1T NECESSARY To WORRY about Con
urS tagiOus diseases when we have near at hand
frmed by more than twenty years Of success in Eu-
pc and in this country At time when the Small
consequence Of the severity of the wealth
it is Of the greatest Importance build up
sttutions, in order to resist and fight against all the
kinds, Of pernici"us influences which surround US
it. would s a., be n,Gcssble to call too strSng,
point, that is the use of Bitters prepared with the
ssGe sGc6rns to the p,SeiPss Of the med
the blood stomach liver and principal organs Of the
is 30 Agreeable to the taste that there Is no
tonic which can be compared TO them. If you want
t. rP4 s 70.
trying them you will give away with all other kind
Of medicine. dec2Sy
Wy the present day, Scrofuls has beon the bane,
aud, as Il were, the curse of mank ind So terrible
history that person known to be infected with it
would not be allowed to mix with society. Happily
use Of SAMARITAN's RooT AND HERB JUICES, and
the victim of Scrofua, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples,
Botches, letters &C., can be restored to sound health
in few weeks.
ROOT AND HERB JUICES, S15 per bottle
Sold by s. c. FORD, HOS Pa. ave, and by Drug
gi-ts; DESMOND Co, Proprietors, 9I5 Race
street Philadelphia. mayN-ly
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PERSONAL.

PERSON AL.
n'O NEMPS SAPEY.-Dear Ma Do return 10 US
Il at once. All will be forgiven Write or tele-
graph immediately. Papa very sick in New York.
d5l-6t' BERT0N W.
MRS. SAWYER, ClarrOyonf and Test Medium.
IVl has REMOVED % No. ell sd street north
west between IL and j streets, one square south of
Circle. decE Inns
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1t Is said there is a fair prospect that the read
JuStment of the salaries OF bureau officers OF the
government will be accomplished during the
present session of Congress The House COM
mitteeon civil service have the matter in charge.
and, II Il reported are in favor Of such readi1,.
nent We have already alluded to the ineor,al-
ity Of salaries as regards the officers referred r,
and believe that Congress needs only to be m .de
acquainted with the facts To proviie a remit
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The English Holiday Pictorials have inst
come to hand, and from j. C. Parker W. b,va
the superb Christmas number of the Iopso,
fUHstrotsd Ne'es, and from Jos Shillington pd
r y FIJI & Co, - West End Bookstore. - the
Negs and the London Grapaic, conta;,i,g
Charles Reade's new story, % The Wandering
Htir-' With their abundant illustrations AMI
n merous supplements, these two illustrated
p ners make a rare hndnef
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BOARDING.

LIVE OR SIX SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN
Il OBTAIN BOARD AND LODGING at 7l3 +
street, between 7th and 81 streets southwest 7-6r
DOARDING-Comfortabl ROOMS with Board
- and Home comforts, can be obtained reason
able terms, at 925 Z street north. A few table
boards accommodated. j6-Sr
UOARD-SIs 18th street between and F, mid
ID way the Imperial, Ebbitt and Willards Hotel;
magnificent parlors ana eiGSSant chambers, with or
without TABLE BOARD. Gooa cooking specially
Transient Boarders accommodated. jS6'
FURNISHED ROOMS-To let elegantly FUR.
i NISHED ROOMS, en- suite, with commuuica-
ting Pariors and Bed Rooms; bath room, hot and
ply 1913 18th street, between and Ii streets north
west. dan ow
GOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS AND
NJ prices moderate, at 2lOS corner of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and 2lst street mayI Nv
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PROFESSIONAL.

r. b. FOSTER, u. D.,
W DENTIST,
No. HOG New York avenue,
Oh -m Between llfh and Eth sts
JAMES Q: CLEPHANE, E.z. BRAILEY,
Ssp: Coxyt O D. C. ~s az Cxtoaxo Css
CLEPHANE BRAILEY,
StenosraPheFs and Law Re DorterS.
Offices: no G street, between LIST and AT facing In
diana avenue, and I $50 r street.
between 18th and 18th sts
snort hand reports OF testimony and other pro-
SITiONs taken in short hand Printed copy, exc
cuted on Ope-writing machine, furnished Il same
rate as manuscript copy. mart "
John y. HANNA,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
No. b Youngs Law Building,
dez-u Washington, ID. G.
pRINT BUTTER DEPOT.
FRESH PRINT BUTTER, in pounds and half
POUNDS OF excellent quality, received daily By
express, and for sale By
80, WIN. SIBREY,
x'S' Sll 9Th street, near Peansylv snia avenue,
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All For Love-.

John Newton, down In New Jersey,
loved his neighbor, Hannah Hannibal,
better than himself, but she ruthlessly
threw off on him and went and mar
RED q red.headed bull driver. This
settled Johns case st once. He im-
mediately invested In a spoonful Of
croton oil. drank 1t In 8 glass OF
whisky, aud sold short on life, leaving
the following IS hi, dying words II an
Improved stomach pump hadn't inter-
fered:
NEWARK, n. J. March, 1s73.-Dear
Father 1t Is with A sad Heart that
write these Lines to you But the girl
that 1 Love Beyond Expression Got
Marray on Sunday night to a Horse
Car Driver on the Summer A. V. Line
and I do not Csir to Live Eny Longer
so I have got A half ounce Of Crotch
oil to xiii myself with Got ! ounce
they tuck It Away from me But this
time they Can not this II tho third
time and this, Is the Last time fer II
this does not kill me I shall Cut my
tbrought and have Dun with Life
What is Life to me without the Girl
that l Love Better than Life Life Is q
dread and Death 10 . Charm Lay me
under the Sod that my heart can Rest
In heaven or hell SO Good By Till we
meet on the Judgment Day | hope that
God VIII forgive me for Killing my
self thi, Is my last word from your Dis
obedient Son. JOHN NEWTON:
Die I Must 6 Die / Will this | Write
With a Steady Hand.
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IhTELLioENc E.
Rs,sr. Of Archbishsp1Baiiey
BALTIMORE, April 7.-Archbishop
Bailey has returned from Florida, his
health being entirely restored.
Phelps, Dodge 4 Co.
NEW Yonx. April IA check was
received at the Custom-house from the
Treasury Department for a 1000, the
amount due the former In the Phelps,
Dodge & Co.'S suit. During the week,
the Collector, Naval Officer and ex-
Surveyor expected to receive $4,000
each as their moletiss for penalties re-
covered from the firm
Adaress 70 Presidont Thiors.
The Society Alsace Lorraine Of this
city forwarded an address to President
rhlerI facilitating him on his success
full efforts to e the early liberation
Of tho French territory from German
occupation.
O.o uu.dredih Anniversary.
The New York East Conference has
appointed q committee to make ar
rangements in concurrence with COM
mlttses In other sections Of the coun-
try for a proper celebration of the one
hundredth anniversary Of the first
Methodist Conference In America.
Assault.
Robert WALLER, while drunk yestcr-
day, broke into the house Of his father
In Brooklyn and assaulted him with a
knife. The latter seized a stick and
dubbed the son almost to death.
Eric Railway Affairs.
During an inquiry into Erie railway
affairs to-day, a letter was read from
John Williamson and Frederick Gram
mer, ex-clerks, promising to show, II
the books were produced, that the
company's statement Of freight and
passenger earnings was grossly eAaS-
Grated. After reading the letter the
clerks were called to testify. While
they could not point to specific inacu-
raciss In the absence Of the books, they
wore satisfied that the dividens, which
might be declared as earnings OF the
road In 1872, were not as large as In
1871.
Tho Courts.
Mcdonnell. the alleged principal In
the forgsries on the Bank Of England,
was brought before Judge Woodruff
to-day, on a writ OF habeas corpus, but
At the request Of counsel for the Brit
ish Government, the case was ad-
journed till tomorrow.
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Nsrshera Pacific Railroad The
Csarts-Osrsssr's Iuquest-stab-
'bing AGray-Bsard Of Rrskers-
Observation-Disclosures.

SAN FRANCISCO, April I'll P. NJ
Tho Northern Pacific Committee, con-
sistlng Of Vice President Rice. Of
Maine. Mr.. Noorehead, OF Philadel-
phia, and T. Billings, Of Vermont, and
the Engineer In Chief, W. Minor Rob
erts, started east this morning, having
completed on most favorable terms
and below estimated cost an arrange
ment for the extension Of the road
northward during the present year to
a practical connection between the
road already completed and the waters
OF Puget Sound. The men were set at
work OIL tho line last Saturday. When
this road Is completed the entire rail-
road system In Oregon and the naVi-
gable waters of the Columbia will be
connected with Puget Sound.
All HUM. the Chinaman who stole a
sack containing $1,000, money Of the
London and San Francisco Bank from
an express wagon or Saturday, waved
an examination to-day In the Police
Court. He told tho interpreter he
wanted to establish himself in business
and took that means Of securing the
requisite amount Of capital.
The Coroner will hold an inquest
this evening on the case Of Manuel
Escadaro. the Mexican Consul's clerk,
who was shot by Buenaventura Cein-
ega on Saturday night.
The stabbing ARRAY mentioned last
night occurred between two Mexicans,
Antonio Lopez and Jose Melinos.
Both men were wounded, Melinos
most seriously. The ARRAY was about
a Mexican woman, a mistress Of Me-
limos. 10 ~
There will be no session of the Board
Of Brokers to-day OF account Of the
death Of Mr.. Sparrow, ex.member Of
the Board and one Of its founders.
Ceinega, who killed Escaduro Sat
urday night, was examined to-day and
discharged from custody on the ground
Of justifable homicide.
Gold, 1l91s@lls&; greenbacks, $50
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IsrtHEsrrsa 10 znn LAnr.. AMor.

! ISftREsrfNa TO TIE LADIES Nor
ris & Nathan, opposite the I%nterna-
tisnal Hotel. c street. Virginia, have
just received = large invoice Of ladies'
goods of every description, including
silks, poplins, empress cloth, alpaccas.
etc. The goods offered for sale By this
firm are selected With special reference
to tho wants OF our community. Their
dress patterns are models Of elegance
and durability. Ladies' seldom visit
the Post Oflce without stopping to ex-
anime the magnificent stock Of dry
goods on exhibition at their establish
ment. By honorable dealing, as we'll
as by the excellent taste displayed in
the selection Of their goods. the above
named firm arc rapidly ingratiating
themselves into favor with the fair sex.
Owing to the present straitened condi.
ton Of the money market, Morris &
Nathan have decided 70 sell their goods
at greatly reduced rates. See their
advertisement in another column.
COUNTY CoMnIssIoxsRs.-A regular
meeting Of the Board Of County Com
misslonsrs was held to-day. Present,
full Board, and Thompson, Clerk.
Bills amounting In all to e2.498 rs
were allowed. The rate Of assessment
In Storey county for the present fiscal
year WAS fixed a. follows: County
tax. 81 40; railroad bonds, 30 osnts ;
school tax, 80 cents. The State tax 10
81 Is, which Ia addition 10 the other
items makes . total Of IS IS. Board
adjourned.
CARSON Mint SuPBRINTESDEST.-lt
has been rumorsd for several days past
that Col. John II. Mills has been APP
pointed Superintendent Of the Carson
Mint superseding II. F. Rice. It 10
now distinctly stated BY those who
should know, that such 10 actually the
case. The numerous friends Of Mr..
Mills will rejoice to know that such Is
a fact. We understand that he Ii now
on his way back from Washington.
D1srRIcr CouRr.-The District Court
met at Virginia, at 10 O'Clock 4. n, to-
day, Judge Richard Rising presiding.
The case OF Spencer, indicted for muir
der was continued for tho torn. In the
case OF II. l.. Roby tho list Of names
was exhausted without obtaining a
jury and a new venire was Issued.
BEISF FENckD IN.-The Virginia
aud Truckee railroad 10 being fenced
In throughout its whole extent. A
Gordon OF posts extends good portion
of the way from American Flat 70 Car
son. Between Carson and Reno the
road has been fenced In for some time
past.
AssEssMESTs.-On Saturday last an
assessment Of $40 per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the savage
Mining Company, amounting In all to
So, 700. The assessment OF IS per
share, levied upon the Ophir March
9th, foots up $Sa,OO0.
GRATEFUL THANKs.-No moro kind
ly liberal men, or moro willing to
assist each other In distress, exist in
the world than the miners Of Gold
Hill and Virginia City. Read the card
Of Michael Hawkins In our advertising
columns to-day.
ILL.-J. McCarty, q composltor 10
the Enterprise Office, Virginia City. has
been afflicted for tho past week with a
very severe attack Of Insumonis.
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OMAHA DRAwISo PosrosED.-At a
meeting OF citizens held at Redick's
Opera House. March a.. 1873, the day
of drawing Of the Grand CIT CoIcert,
In aid of the Nebraska State Orphan
ASYLUM, was positively fixed by a
unanimous vote of those present Tor
Nav 90. 1873, the citizens present
pledsiny themselves to take all unsoid
tieksts remaining At that time. WA.
SsARLEs. General Agent, Pacific Coast.
Post Office box 377, Virginia City.
mh2l W.
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"BEnoLp how great a fire a little
matter k~indleth." A cold Is often
called a little matter. But 1t Is such
little matters that often lead 70 con-
sumption, disease and death. Do not
neglect q cold. It may be cured BY
wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry,
which will also cure coughs, bronchitis,
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CAur1oN.-In our changeable climate
coughs. colds and diseases Of the throat
lungs and chest will always prevail;
cruel consumption will claim It's VIC
tins. These diseases, II attended to
in time, can be arrested and cured.
The remedy Is DIR. Wistar's Balsam OF
Wild Cherry.
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M,rr NosEY fast and honorably,

MAKE MONEY fast and honoraoiy,
by ae once applying for = territorial
right (which are given free to agents!
~ sell the best, strongest, most useful
and rapid selling sewing saasn. ns,
and Patent Button Hole "orkS,, over
used or recommended By families, OF
buy n for your own use; 1t Is only
az SENT free everywhere by express.
Address, for particulars, A. CATELEf'
Eso.. corner Greenwich aud Court
landt streets, New York.
nol4-Rm
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They tiled to kill book agent In
Omaha last week. He was robbed,
thrown into the river, knocked OH the
car tossed from a high bridge Into the
river again, and in two hours he was
around with an illustrated Bible, try
ing to get a subscription out Of the at
lacking party.
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orr.-M. F. waller, the

CLEARING our.-M. F. Waller, the
nopular clothing dealer nearly oppo-
s,te the NEWS Office OH Main street, In
Dr. Halls new building, has com.
menced a grand clearance sale OF all
lila splendid Winter stock Of clothing,
To make room for the Spring supplies,
the entire stock will % soid AZ COST.
Now IL the time to get bargains; pro
AZ or no profit, Walleris bound 70 sell.
Drop In and select an outfit al your
own nrice.
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BY THE CABLES.
Adi.ur.me., or P.rissnest.

Adj surnmcnt Of Parissnent.
LONDON, April 7.-Parlianent viii
adjourn from tonight to the 2l't Inst.
msaicipai Eisctisns.
PARIS, April THE Republicans
carried the municipal elections In
Nantes and Marseilies.
IiIuess Of IN Pspe.
RoNE, April 5.-rhs Pope, owing
to his feeble condition, is forbidden
leaving his apartments.
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COLDS AND CoueHs.-Sudden changes
of climate arc sources OF pulmonary
and bronchial affections. Take ut once
browns Bronchial Troches, let the
cold. cough or irritation be ever SO
slIpht.
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DIR. ApoRs, oculist, Aurist, Ca
tarrh, Throat and Lung Physician, and
operating Surgeon for chronic diseases:
Offices, laboratory and residence. 2l3
Geary street. San Francisco. jalS Sun
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
oBsrAoLEs 70 MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the sneets
Of Errors and Abuses In early life. l~hhood
restored. I~mpediments to Marriage removed.
able remedies. Books and Circulars sent free,
In sealed envelopes.
address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, mol
South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pam lnsti-
tuition having . high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill. mh37 5m
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NRBRAsKA STATE
Q ORPHAN ASYLU NJ
To be Drawn IN Public
May 90, 1879.
s 3 o,5 o 90!
Tisksts,--..--....s1 each, or six for ss

s4S Cash Prizes. amounting to........$a3o.5S
This Legal Enterprise 10 Endorsed BY the
highest authority Of the State and best business
men. Over one.half the tickets taken before
October lst. The limited number on hand will
bs furnished those who apply nrst. Money can
bs sent BY mail, In registered letters, Postofhcs
Money Orders, or by express. All prizes will
b. paid 10 full. Agents wanted. For full par
ticulsrr address
]. II. PATTEE,
General Manager, Omaha. Neb.
W. A. SEhRLES,
General Agent for the Paeihe Coast,
P. 0. Box ST, Virginia, New.
FRANK EDWARDS,
Local Agent, at Harris Brothers, No. 8 South G
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