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The MOST UNHAPPY PERSON In the world IA
the Dyspeptic. Everything looks dark and
gloomy he feels cont OF sorts with himself and
everybody else. Life is a burden to him. This
"a pr0toNide OF irony Cases of q yeare' stand
ing have been cured by it. 8
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SAVE YOUR DoCToR's BrLL-when DIR. Wis
tars Balsam OF Wild Cherry will CURE coughs
destroyer, Consumption, it does more than most
physicians can do. The use of a single bottle
costing one dollar, will satisfy the incredulous
aid.
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USE DeoLFY's YEAST POWDER If Won relish
light, sweet ,r some Biscuits. Rolls PaStry.
&c. Your grocer sells it. Full weight and
strength.
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PONDS EXTRACT Is for sale at wholesale by
Chas. StOtt & Co., 4SO Pennsylvania Avenue
anu py oruggsSs everywhere. t,w,f,tf
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AFTER TIE yAyDALs--Nr Alex r. Shep-
bera, Vice President OF the Board o. Public
works, ontrs reward OF twenty dollars for the
tonrt OF any person gaiity Of I'M uring defaeiua
of destroying the trees or shrubbery planted by
The sad board IN Washington and (ieorgetown.
II ~ 20 ne hoped some Of the villains vho
delight in such vandalism may be caught and
punished. ~
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BOYS SPRING SUITS.
Good School Suits for So and 81.
Handsome Cashmere Suits for $3.50.
Same, with Vests, for SO.
Blue Diagonal Suits for S12
Fine Biue Flannel and Yacht Cloth Suits
Fine Brown TricOt and Cloth Suits.
GEO. G.. HEvNING iiO 7th street
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKEr-At the Wash
ington nsh wharves to-day the following sales
auctioneerG IA 900 shad, from sl2 to Sl4; 5 .OOo
herrings, from % 10 %; 500 tailors, at cent; 80
rock, from 10 to 20 cents - 7
10000 herrings, from So to s.
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SIXTY THorsAND DOLLARS worth of Dr.
Go0ds at Began < wylie's.

LINCOLN HALE-TSs Tkeo: Thomas CONCERTS
Mr. Iheo: Thomas, the great missionary OF ma
sac IN tins country, complimented the large
audience at Lincoln hall last night, by intro
ducing in addition To his we'll known and ever
welcome orchestra, Anton Rubinstein and Henri
Mleniawski, two of the greatest living execu-
concert hall with these great artists Is a priv
1lege which, when once enjoyed, is ever remem-
bered: Rubinstein, the king of pianists. Wien
Iawsk- equally regal among viOlinists and
TheO: Thomas orchestra, unexcelled as such
an the world. Not ON the European stage is
such talent collected to-day. With Rubinstein
even the great Won BulOw's radience is dimmed
~hlle Nleniawski would seem to walk hand in
hand with Joachim.
In his concerto No. 4, in ID minor Rubinstein
revealed himself to the audience as they have
never before seen him. All the fire of his pc
MUS burst forth, and. for the time he gave him
self up captive to the art he 80 loves asd con
scientlously lnterprets- The performance was
marvellous one At the close of each move
ment raptuTOus app ause and shouts of ssbrayo',
greeted the great pianist, and at the end of the
performance he was called ont TO receive hur-
ricane OF approval. The work itself is a val
uable donation to the world, and will ever stand
rejecting credit upon the composer, as he does
npOn the art.
Almost much NAV be said of wieniawski,s
performance of Memberships concerto a. has
been SAID OF Rubinstein, Jas regards tecniaue
His magic welding of the bow entranced the
audience throughout the entire movement In
part second, his own arrangement of Russian
airs, with an encore "Legende,' were quite as
temps, for which they were substituted owing
to the nOn-arrival OF his music
of Mr.. Thomas orchestra not as much was
fully, nevertheless.
Tonight the programme is most choice
LISTS concerto, In 2 fat. by Rubinstein being
offered; Wagner will be there also, likewise the
Hungarian march OF Shubert. At the matinee
To- morrow at one O'Clock the programme will
be quite equal 70 those already published.
Those who fail 10 hear this combination do
themselves lasting injustice. Mr.. Thomas.
however, IL doing his part toward the pubiic
edncation. AMI we hope be will not have TO saw
fsarl A r,o~f
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WEDDING AT THE CHURCH or THE AscES-
sIoN--The Church OF the Ascension ON n
street, MAS FILED WITH spectators this morning
10 witness the marriage OF Mr.. j. Waters Drew
the we'll known and popular druggist, and son
OF Mr.. y. NJ. Drew with Miss f.ncy A. Crom-
well, step daughter OF the late Rev. Mr.. Meek
The impressive marriage service of the Episco-
pal church was performed by Bishop Pine knew
assisted oy the rector, Rev. DIR. J. l.. Elliott
ne bridesmaid was Miss Eddie Drew, sister OF
the groom. aud the groomsman Mr.. Joseph
WINTER. The principals, followed by their at
PENDANTS entered The church at 1I-3O O'Clock
and passed mp the main aisle, the organ playing
hsely voluntary: the bride and bridesmaid IN
travelling dresses OF gray poplin, and the groom
sion OF the ceremonies the happy and hand
some couple received the congratuiafious of
their numerous friends, and started away on n
northern tour Tor two weeks absence.
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The INTERESTS OF COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
AT the monthly meeting Of the Baptist Social
Union last night, j. G. yelling, of the Column
bian College, in the chair, the exercises were
opened by quartette under Mr.. j. H. Patrick
after which the subject of aThe Interest," OF
Columbian University and its relation to the
Baptist denomination" was taken up. The
chair stated that w. W. Corcoran, ESQ.,, had
ofered TO present to the university 25OO 600
provided the friends Of the institution would
raise 100, 900 more. Addresses were made by
Revs Drs Parker, Jutten and DGray, on the
subject, urging the necessity Of raising the
amount named in order to secure the liberal
donation for the university. The exercises
closed with sin cling and benedictiou nv Jpr Grav
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PROTECTING THE r BLio rARKs-For some
time past the police, at the request of the board
of works, have been endeayorinQ to prOtect the
public parks from trespassers. So common as
the practice become of persons walking across
the parks, and thereby disfiguring them by
paths, that the officers are now determined to
step In, and this morning half dozen offenders
were up before the Police Court for the offenss
and were fined 30 each. The limit under the
ACT Is rom 80 to so, and parties should remem-
Der the fact when tempted 10 take a short cIit
through q park.
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WAsHINGT0N. NORFOLK, BOSTON, AND
PROVIDENCE
The nne Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
Hcrfofk, viii aea SsI b rsgIlsr ,Firs to
Of Of, 9Th street, every MONDAY and
my ksDAI at p m, touching st principal River
TIE a and NJ Line for Boston and PROVIDENCE.
lake via Norfolk Branch ticket once at Knoxr
Express once, 603 Pennsylvania ave nue.
I. II. CROUCH, A gent, 6th-sfreet wharf
DORSEY OLAGETT, General Agent
mis- Pfante Store, corner 18th st and Pa ave
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BUILDING AssoCIATIoNs.-At the thirty
sixth regular meeting of the Franklin Coroner
atIve Building Association sl1 500 was al yanced
At an average premium OF saK per cent
At the sixty-sixth meeting Of the Washington
Co-opersfive 5000 were sold at 10 cents
The National Union, at It's sixty ninth meet
ing. made no sales.
The Eureka, at Its eighteeRth meeting. All
vsnced on - shares at IS, and redeemed 50
shares, paving Ie Ter cent. interest.
Atthe thirueth meeting Of the Merchants
and Me- hznies 81 shares was advanced on at
90 and redeeme,1s az 10 per cent
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Rows, Spptxa Sr,r


chltis, Hoarseness, Influenza, Consumptive an 4
Asthmatic complaints this
Boys SPRrNe SrIrs.
Good School Suits for So and ST.
Handsome Cashmere Suits for as 50.
Same, with Vests, for SO.
Blue Diagonal Suits for S12
Fine Biue Flannel and Yacht Cloth Suits
Fine Brown TricOt and Cloth SHIFTS.
GEO. q. HENNING, 40 7th street.
SAVE YOUR DoCT0R's BILL.-when DIR. Wis
colds, bleeding at theeings, and arrest the fell
destroyer, Consumption, it does more than most
physicians can do. The use of a single bottle.
costing one dollar, will satisfy the incredu Ion
aid.
light, sweet, .ns Biscuits. Rolls P Pa astrS
strength.
BE MOST UNHAPPY PERSON IN the world Is
the Dyspeptic. Everything looks dark and
gloomy; he feels cont of sorts with himself and
everybody else. Life is burden to him. This
can all be changed by taking Peruvian Syrur
"a protoxide of Iron.) Gases of q years' stand
ing have been cured by it.
PoND's EXTRACT is Tor sale at Wholesale bv
Chas. Stott & Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
anu py oruggsSs everywhere. t,w,f,u
THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HeARsENpss.-
All sunering from irritation of the Throat and
Hoarseness viii be agreeably surprised at the
almost immediate relief afforded BY the use OF
f'0To~Hs 6ToncAsat 1roehes." t,th,s
NOTICE TO PLuMBERs AND GAS FlrrREs.L
We hereby give notice that we shall hereafter
Keep full supply of gas fitting and plumbing
materials 10 accommodate the trade, at whole
sale prices HAMILTON & PEARSON,
4,I,eoS Y. M. Q, A. Build, corner 9th and ID sts
TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per ct.
per annum on deposits for each calender mouth
Banking hours, 4. Saturdays, to and s
to 8. ara Hits
PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism burns.
pies, ulcers, tO0thache, core throat, sprains
scaids, soreness, old sores, headache, collie
iameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
noarseness, diarrhea, and all hemorrhaQes Etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertisei
preparations in the fact that it is a standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings. And
known 70 be cure for these diseases m. tn &. If
The COMMUNITY ar large appreciate the use-
fuiness OF Singers Sewing Machine. u.s.
Sound FEET beng indispensable TO health
ana comfort thousands Of persons come from far
and near TO visit Dr.. White. the well-known
Cnrop0dist, No. 635 18th street, opposite the
treasury, Tor relief from corns, bad malta, &C..
and advice 90 to suitable shoes. w.
WILCOX 4 GIBD's SEWINe MAourxr. rh.
celebrated Basaar Patterns. Agency At (yhaS
Baum'e h00pskirt and corset factory. tn sfreet
Intelhgencer Building 1904"
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
snd made 70 order BY Hempler, near AZ street.
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nj ERCHANTs LINE 81 srEAMsHIPs.
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

y6ES af6so8 vi ME rsssis! ELI iss a sss
pRIA, WxSaiHSroSHA "a aiHo1hdf
FSEH 8 s,f fo!!Os.;aLss,sn NM VOL IRON Pi.s
stSFsfTSS$S - iGIiSH4E NJ A. s. =;
"a fei esoI ~ 80 ~. S,y q
Agent, ooee - wharf loot OF High street, 0eor9e
eoNn. or = ~ corner q nth stfeet 81 1sW Yorh
~ Freghts delivered by KNOWS Express, Or.
ders LETT n g, neral 0fee, sos Penney fvania ave-
tended TO. isf7tr s" ~
isiisu ~. THOMPSON, rr~sAs,e.
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THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HeARsENBss-
All suffering from irritation of the Throat and
Hoarseness viii be agreeably surprised at the
almost immediate relief afforded BY the use OF
"Brosas Bronchial Troches." this
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GROCERs.

0hOCEhS.
Flo UR:
RECEIVED OBJECT
from the Mills IN
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
WIN sell to families so cents per barrel less than
usual prices
Prices Of SUGARS and TEAS all marked down.
cArAwBA WINE,
inst received from Pleasant valley Wine Company,
s.H. BACON, 1os Make. space.
mars between 7sh and sth streets.
e. Q. O'HARK 3 SON,
Wholesale and Retail arscsrs,
1913 SscssA Sssa NsrfAsssss, essssa II ed
rEAsl rEAsi rEAsf
vyysPen Tee, COED, ss; choice, &c; very finest, Q
Gpngsyasr Tee, Isei GOOD article for o..
S;ss:s:s:; ast q ;; me-. s.;;
Also, an extra English Bre.kfsst Tee. '"' s"''
rye, wslchS, Rsys. Tennsys and other brands Of
TH e" p s q Lard Lard ls s.; ~ prices
Golden syruR, per s.iion, 7sc; our best q.
Nine pounds New Prunes, 81.
Peanuts, half bushel for 81.
BRANDY, GIN, &c.
c rure Trench Brandy per e0ttie--.si n
Pure Holland Gin '.. 1870. ! ~ ~
AHs.iiss and Ma.eats, Wine, Per soiiis.....: $
sweet 6:s aSs ss; %in Sis ., sallon l."
G. 3. O'HARE . SON,
fe2e-tr 1918 I'm street N. w, between n and
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C4ILp31E1 aosrEfALAnD pIaIEHsAEY.
sa,ssss.d ,oiasi.I sss;s Is - 1872 g &:
Tree i.ss g sSIidsss snd. g y:sS e &c. Pr
sIcians, Dr. 2. q. HsII, 49, lille, q. q. ID.
zass.d's fIssic.s.s: Dr.. ~ = Ssvs.s.
Or ks.sesa, scrEissl, Tsssy, nsc'y, ssty.
pr.E psi.esrd. fss IA. 10Y W. 5ersS.
DF y y yosc::Ss: zsss,ssl: 1ca :1ssf. trdy.
ss.si 2; nsSSsirs; fEss:.sss, e - III ec1.
r. IsF IEl pr LA1pIIS SATIolzI pune
Rsansylvaaie s.sn0s. La1iSs - Ss.SiS.@S
ta.ch s.sr asy. tror Z. a % Z >. =, az @ 60
Isricr % az osSsr Is ny i:e 3 lss e.. -.
SEsSsD; S:::r. :ss oosi.s ssss :'iiis5i i
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TIE best bargains i'm Black Silks and Alpacas
at Began & Wylie's

WANT TO BE DIvORCED--Yesterday in the
Equity Court two petitions for divorce were
nied as follows Marv S. Waters applies for
divorce from her husband, Walter g. Waters
She states that they were married july o. 1865
by Rev. G. j. White, ID. D., at st. Matthew'S
parsonage. She has on son, Percy L. Waters
She charges that her husband deserted her at
different times, and finally, in 1868, when he
left her entirely.
Christopher S. Arnold, applies for divorce
from Emma Arnold, whom he alleges he was
compelled by her IA ther TO marry on July %,
la2 at Christ Church, Navy Yard, the pas
tor, Rev. William MEG uire, performing the GER
emory.
AN ENTERrRIsINe MiNAGER.-Mr. Theodore
Thomas brings the entire Handel. Haydn so
to New York on Monday next for Weeks mnsi,
cal FESTIVAL The railroad tickets alone cost
$1,000, the hotel bill Al $50 per day, besides the
eexpehses OF orchsstra-Rnbenstein and Wien
Mason, pianists Beethoven's Choral symphony
Will be produced; also, Mendelsshon's Elijah
and Hymn OF Praise; Rubenstein, Mills and
Zenan is conductor and b. j. Lang organist.
Inc performance will be gwen In Stenway
Hall.
WALLS OPERA Observation-Disclosures
the rival attractions last night-the grand con,
cert, the circus, the variety theaters aid nu-
merous oails-a very large audience assembled
AZ Wails opera house to welcome Lydia
Thompson and her excellent burlesque COM
Pony, "ho manage on every visit To Introduce
some new and pleasing features into their per
tormances. Beckett vas immense i'm Blue Beard
last night, the fair Lydia made dasbing Selim
ana Edouin was excruciatingly funny as the
Heather Chinee. Tonight they appear in
kenilworth," the most amusing burlesque on
the English stage.
WANTS TO SEE Ton WRIGHT HANGED
Yesterday afternoon as soon as Judge MacAr-
thur had concluded passing the sentence of
death on Tom Wright for murder. and before
the prisoner had taken his seat, one of the jury-
men stepped to the clerk'sdesk and requested
ticket to witness the hanging. The clerk of the
the applicant to the warden of the iail 1t Is
understood that there will be bnt a limited
number Of tickets issued, As the warden il de-
termined that the jail yard shall not be as
crowded as on previous executions.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, DO.

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Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry..--sl rs
American Gardeners Assistant. ....-..---- 50
Allen s American Farm Book q 50
Henderson 3 Gardening for Proft........ 50
Warnings Draining for Profit and Health 50
Euller's Small Fruit Culturist. ........--- I 90
Fulers Grape Culture. ..........--.. ! 50
Fits Southern Apple Culturist....... AIS
Wrights Practical Poultry Keeper 2 90
Langetroth on the Honey Bee..-.--.--- OO
Randall's Sheep Hssbandry .....-......-... 50
Horse Owners, Cyclic padia- ...............- SIS
Youatt on the S75
All the new books received IS soon as published
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4 1sT OF NEW BOOKS AT
SHILLINGTON,S BOOKSTORE:

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sHILLINGTON,s BOOKSTORE:
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THE COMING RACE. By Edward Bulwer Lord
rHE WIDOW LERoGUE. A Novel. By Emile
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EVERY MOTHER THE DOCTOR OF HER
HT OWN FAM NINE she To fsss n Dr. Halls nI,S
The COTTAGE BIBLE to be had there also.
THE WORKS OF THOMAS GUTHRIE, d. D.
The Gospel in Ezekiel
The Saints Inheritance.
The Way of Life.
On the Parallels. Illustrated.
Speaking TO the Heart.
Studies of Character.
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az 42e 7th street.
NOTICE.
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AND BLANK BOOK MANUFAOTORY
tp rsI cas- goeds at fair priSes, for cash.
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N 'O0ARO 1A08.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAS
R0YAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBoR,
FROM NEW YORK.
Russia-.-... Wed--Apl. Is Calabria- .SatAnl 70
.! SsSs- WWs sa p 2 Psrtha.--.sat-- ipi 5
.Scotia---- Wed May z Abyssinia sa. NAV ID
AlEerta......W Wed. May IA Batay ia. Sar M n
steamers marked thus do not carry stseraSe pss.
And every following WEDNESDAY ana sAruR.
DAY from New York
kArHe OF PAssAsE.-Cabin, ESQ., ann. ana s,s,
t fI;I 70 P.Ii:, sI. sOid, sddiiicnsi. an
neturn tickets on favorable terms
steerage, 90, currency.
SteeT.se tickets from Liverpool and Queenssovn.
sn9 AL para OF Europe, It lowest rates Through
bills OF ledine given to Befasr, glasgow, HAVE.
nsditsrIsnesp pprts For freight and cabin pes
Sreen; fer s,sseraee Passage, ct No. III Bresdwsy
novis-iy CHAs. q. FRANCKLyN .,.,,
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NOTICE TO PLUMBERS AND GAS FIrTERs-
We hereby give notice that we shall hereafter
Keep full supply of gas fitting and plumbing
materials TO accommodate the trade, at whole
sale prices. HAMILTON 8 PEARSON,
~ EOS Y. III. G. A. Build, corner 9th and ID SITS.
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DEPARTMENT or rHE INTERIOR.
nrr-lr or xnla n AEEAIls. March A. &c.


BOARD o. Indian Commissioners aud a Committee 10
soon ss hs TIM y ,hs secretary Of the Interior,
npired, and the contracts will be AWARDED AZ So,
Parties bidding required to furnish sam pIes of
shsI he ss. S,a Ior; All the samples q each bidder
each sample, spending with marks on the pro.
The prices must be given witbou, any p,o,;sc.,,o,
or proposal mcdihcatiOn hsieyer.
The right will BE- reserved 20 require q greater OF
.eIs: IsS sa' the
The right will he reserved % REJECT any or all pro-
pesals y such course should lie deemed for the
All articles Furnished under contract will be re-
euired 70 be delivered pack aud maI ked for ship
in original PACKAGE, according 20 direction wheh
will be giyen At warehOnse be desisnsted in the
Siil be subject 20 inspecen by the Board Of Indian
sp Sns appointed b. the Presidn, and
CONFORM 70 The samples will be rejected, In that
q the required Kind OF quality within srs dsys: or
u ~ snst De not done, they VIII be purchased ~ his
No bids will be considered from person. who have
taaiea 20 comply with the EMBELLISHMENTS of q former
No contract, or part thereof. win be permitted 70
be assigned OF allied by other parties without the
Payment viii be made for the goods puressSed on
The prssenistion Of the ipyoioes thereof At this
e VII. the he SSS;sss.s MAJ aos' not
q
ment, according % the terms Of the averfiseef Of
the Commsrsioper OF Indian Afazrs, dated srrR A.
LIS, the following articles q the prices thereto
emxed insert the lst Of articles 10 be
Furnished Sid articles sreto Be oelivered in here
rssr 's Sn srSPSssd place otdsivsry
s,ll, within zee aays after being noti6ed ekecuts
AFFAIR. Tor the ssd i.h Il s sssoSS
Zach yTcyo.ai muss be accompanied by . guaranty
MI, ~ ihe following form. g be signed by two resPo1-
nye pfrecn1, Whose ufhcicncy mn~t be certified bv
Nnlted state yndge or District Attorney;
-. We hereby Jointly and seseraily guarantees that
the above bidder Cor bidders.D IL contrscf shall lie
him or themD according 20 HE Cor their,
and give The requisite security for the ithfui PER
tofmance q the same. as prescribed IN the adrer-
tsssmsset isE , ProPessls for Indian Goods, dsisd
ure to 90 %. We hereby agree and bind Ourselves,
our hels exeenters and adninistrators. TO forfeit
and pay g the United Stafes, damage, sum not
ss. than nstses per cent on the amount Of aid bid
bonds yi,l b required In the amount 81 The bia
Ior the faithful peformance Of the confrncf, with
TO Or mere snreties, whose subciency must b cer-
ney. ii n CI,rrm
oesB eo<o Acting CommimkOnerl
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STEAMER LINES.

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BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA,, Va WASH
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, ID. c.
SAILING DAYS.
FROM Pier 2, North Wharves, Phil EaS3k-A
asdee,Phls, WEDNESDAY and SAT
- ron ~ Water street, Georgetown, d. c. TIES
IA and SATU RDAl, at 10 a. m.
TINS line connects at Philadelphia with "CIyde's
iron Line OF steamers for Prov idence, Boston and
New England States. No wharfage in Bostsn IN
thIs wne c,vGF HYDE, Agent for D. Of q.
M. r; CLYDE CO, PHILADELPHIA
REID, Alexsndria, Va.
w W. ALDO A. PEARCE, 81 Congress Street Bos-
wi. ap2
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OPENING OF NEW STATIONERY STORE
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFAOTORY.
First class goods at fair prices, for cash,
LITHeGRAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
Inc public are invited to call and examine new
STOCK. BEN. r. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door TO Jay Cooke Con,
ee1u Washington. ID. y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-15

THn NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per CT
Banking hours, Q to 4. Saturdays, to and
u o. Ht3,lit16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-15

THERMOMETERS and barometers ere repairet,
and made to order BY Hempler, near * street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-15

THE COMMUNITY ar large appreciate the use-
fuiness Of Singers Sewing Machine. IS
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

PRIVATE FAMILY WILL ACCOMMODATE GEN
"A ueman and wife, or gentlemen; first class Board
pleasant Room; brown house, entrance
tral Park; very reasonable. No lS East
street.
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

WANTED-AN ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR WITH
w good table, for gentleman wife, three children
(aged H. and years. and servant; location between
Finytourh and sxtieth streets Third and Fourth
Office.
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

(NOuNTRY BOARD AT EEaI.EWUOD, N. J.--GOOD
~ Rooms and excellent table gas In the rooms forty
minutes from New York, two minutes from station prtco
for Fall and Winter 81 to 90 week. Address ap-
dy el the Palisade House, as above
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

A SUIT OF ROOMS OR SEPARATE 70 FAMILY
N or adults gentlemen, with Board; references
Apply at No. 5S West Nineteenth street. between Fifth
and Sixth avenues.