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ANIMAL Loooxorrcs; Or. Walking. SWIMMING
and Flying, with dissertation on % ronsutics.
BY j. Ben Pettigrew, n. D., r. X. s., Sc
New York: D. Appleton & Co. Through JOS.
ShtllinRton-1
This constitutes one Of the numbers of the
admirable International Scientific Series pub
Hshed by Appleton & Co., and explains in sim
PIE language some difficult problems in "Ani-
NAL Mech anicsn
MARRIED. A Novel. By Mrs. @. j. Newsby,
author Of kate Kennedy" sc. Philstel-
Shillington.l
THE PARADISE OF COP; or, The Virtues Of the
Sacred Heart of Jesus By Father or the
Society Of Jesus. Baltimore: John Murphy
& Co. Through ID. A. Brosnan.l
This Is . reprint from the messenger of thu
Sacred Heart of Jesus" which is published as
a monthly bulletin OF the Apostleship of Pray
er. 1t is brought ont in the usual handsome
St. lie Of Murphy & Co.
PUT TO THE Test. A novel. By Charles
Chsmberlin, jr., New York Henry l.. Hun
ton. Through VIM. Bsllsntyne.l
RECORD OF Mr.. ALCorT's SCHOOL, exemplify-
ing the principles and methods Of moral cul-
ture. Third edition, revised. Boston: Rob-
erts Brothers. Through r. B. Mohun & Co
Those who have read Miss Alcotts popular
"Lttle Men" will be apt to get this record of
the manner in which her fathers school was
carried on forty years ago, not in fiction but in
fact; and the history is very we'll told by the
author, Miss e. P. Peabody, who was a teacher
in the AlcOtt School. IL Is an excellent and
suggestive book, both for teachers and parents.
The DErHRoSED HgIREss. By Miss Eliza A.
Dupuy. Philadelphia: 7. B. Peterson g. Bros.
Through Jos. Shillipgton
This we have not read, but are informed by
the title page that it i" deeply interesting
story, full OF plots and counterplots." We will
take IL for granted.
The LIFE OF EDWIN FORREST. With remi-
niscences and personal recolIections. By JAS.
KEGS, Cooley Cibber,) with portrait and au-
togrspb. Philadelphia: t. b. Peterson 81
Bros. Through Jos. Shillington.1
A good biography of Edwin Forrest has been
needed, and Mr.. Rees, the intimate and trusted
friend of Mr.. Forrest, and a writer of consider
able note on theatrical subjects. seems to have
been well adapted for the task. The book we
should judge 20 be reliable in its data, and it
deals with personal "reminiscences OF actors,
always fascinating, in decidedly readable
way. Doubtless it will be the standard life of
Forrest.
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The gifted telegi apher to the Cincinnati Com
sssrciaI, and Chicago Tribune, says that "Col.
Hinton has made himself obnoxious to the
Washington papers By his vigorous attacks on
the District government" So the milk In that
coeoa-nut Is accounted for. But what accounts
for the sympathy Of the talented aforesaid tele-
grapher with the gallant and vigorous Colonel?
Is IL the sympathy OF dead-beatism?
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs TOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 10, 1870.
sealed re posais for furnishing Stationery for the
year enc ing June 50, ls76. will be received this
pSSPsI mept until the 14IH DAr OF APRIL, lS4, at
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
The bids win be considered and accepted or r.-
yeeted item BY item; and this and the
PROPOSAL 90 Tar a. accepted by the Secretary the
Irt1sssury, and the bond scc2mpanying the same.
ment and the bidder bidders, and no further con-
tact will be executed.
The articles contracted for must be furnished from
ant 20 orders from the Department The entire
Quantities will. however, be called for during the
year.
Zach proposal must be signed By the individual
or hrm making IL, and be accompanied by q bond.
with tu1cient suretiee, In the Of ten thousand
dollars, Slo,0o,l approve by United States Of
do business, on . form to be furnished BY the De-
partment conditioned for furnishing such portions
Of the articles may be awarded under it ana the
All deliveries will be subject TO inspection by an
detailed for the purpose by the ~ OF
the Treasury and the delivery Of iuferiO article
tract, st the option Of the Secretary.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, W sshingroB.
,i ne isl.ote " comply an one order under
atty OF the bond, the Secretary of the Treas
ury may direct the purchase, in open market. o.
such Quantities OF any articles ~ shall be Decessary
TO supply the deficiency caused By such failure sad
charge 70 the contractors fifty per oentum on the
Price which II shall be found necessary 20 pay for
will not be considered, and contracts viii be
awarded only 10 established manufacturers OF or
dealers In the articles.
Proposals. to be addressed 10 the undersigned, and
mar ked " Proposals for o. stionery. %
WIN. a. RICHARDeOu,
meril-wfm-M Secretary OF the Treasury.
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One OF the most hesrtless acts of cruelty we
remember to have heard of for some time has
been brought to light through the recent devel-
opments in relation to the charges against Com
missioner Baker, Of the Pension Office. The
Commissioner in his reply to the charges saws
the only drones in his hive were Mrs. Barnard
and one X. j. Hinton, both of whom for long
TINE held sinecures. And now steps to th front
MIR. Hinton, and under the solemnIty OF an
oath, admits that he did no d said sinecure but
not for quite 20 long q period as Gen. Baker
states; that he was forced into it against his
own judgment and inclin2tion;" that he did not
then and does not now believe IN such method
OF compensation" (fOr political servces); In fact
that the whole thing was a conspiracy and that
ne mas reason to believe that the arch con-
spirators in this case were the Secretary
or the Interior, Hon. j. NJ. Edmunds Senator
chandler and ex-senator Harlan. "They are
willing to take the responsibility of that act-a
responsibility which belongs to them and H)t to
deponent," says this innocent victim of a sim
eeure, and crying, Save me from my friends, :"
forthwith washes his bands of the whole trans
action. The cruel heartlessnsss OF the thing Is
that the poor fellow should have been com
PEELED TO draw his salary month after month
without performing any service whatever, while
:" his duty to the public as q journalist required
be should send forth" long and earnest letters
protesting against similar abuses in the civil
service. Where, ., where was Gatchel?
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BOARDING.

Furnished ROOM, suitable
ID for two persons, with BOARD. Price S45 per
month for two. Single room Ga. Modern con-
veniences. Pleasant location for the summer. Ho.
l43S Corcoran street. msr72 ST.
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First Gun for the MemorisIists-the defeat OF
the appropriation OF $4,000 for the bridge
across the Anacostis- The note-shavers among
them, who thrive when business is dull and
money scarce, will no doubt exult, but those of
the memorialists who are engaged in legitimate
business which brings them in sympathy with
the mass Of the community will hardly laugh
with any great heartiness, we suspect, over the
career OF the appropriation defeating ball they
have set In motion.
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Largest Circulation in the District
WASHINGTON CITY:
IONDAY. March n, 1874.
An HonorabIe Withdrawal.

1t 10 we'll known that seversl of the gentlemen
who signed the memorial presented to the SEN
ate by MIR. Thurman have expressed dissstisfaC-
ton with the POSITION they had been drawn into,
and have utterly disavowed any connection
with the recent proceedings, ostensibly in their
behalf. before the Congressional Committee.
The sieDers to this memorial we're as follows:
John B. Cagett, Jesse b Wilson,
WV. Corcoran, Charles Edmonston,
George W. Riggs, j. Bowen,
IL. l.. jackson, James Adams,
William Ii. jackson, ;. Norment,
Charles Stott, snjamin Bsall,
William Gunton, W. II. Clagett
John Puroy, A. +. Perry,
y. Van Riswick, G.E Kirk,
MarsbaH Brown, Samuel Fowler,
John r.. Kendall, Henry Thern
Horatio n Easily, Charles NJ. Matthews,
j. w. Kennedy * Co., Francis WheatIey,
Joseph b. Bryan, b. Msckall, jr.
Some of these gentlemen have within the
last week declared their purpose to withdraw
their names from the memorial; finding that
they were being used for mischievous pusposes,
and to the serious injury of the city and its
business One OF them, Mr.. Purdy. an old citi-
zen Of high character. and one Of the largest
real estate owners in the list, has taken that
manly and hOnOrab e course, as will be seen by
his letter TO the Investigating Com nIttee, pub
hshed elsewhere. He says that, feeling some
what nettled at the amount Of his taxes, he put
his name TO the memorial without reflection,
bat that in turning the matter over in his mind
he cannot tx upon a single act of the present
Board OF Public Works that had anything
NOR ally wrong in 1t. Therefore, as an act of
justice to himself as well as to the gentlemen
whose conduct Is impugned, he asks to have his
name erased from the memorial. 1t is 10 be
hoped that the other memorialiss indicated,
who signed hastily and now see their mistake,
VIII not be deferred from Withdrawing their
names by any false delicacy towards those who
misled them.
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~ EXEOs-IvE OFFICE,
S DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

WASHINGTON, March 4, 1874.
Notice lie hereby given that the Board Of peals
NIL meet on the SECOND MONDAY IN MARCH, 1874,
II TIE room lately occupied by the Superintendent
o. Assessments and Taxes in the west wing Of the
Oty all, Tor the purpose Of hearing appeals from
the valuation returned by the Assessors upon new
buildings, improvements, &C., Ger scted during the
Tear lA5,lfor the tax for the fiscal year ending
June 81, 1875.
The Board will be in session each day, Sundays
excepted, from ii O'Clock O.. m. to O'Clock D. m =,
4 r the period Of 30 days, commencing March and
epdfug April IL, 1874
alex y Garden, LIST Council Dist
Frs. msttiosly, ID " John 7. Given, 7th.
Jno i: Mitchell, Sd W. W. M oore, 9Th.
A. b Dodge, 9Th 90 I" Icons Sc ltt. eth
Jas. Wornley, 5th Z" Geo A. Bohrer 10th
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD, Gov. d, q.
mar3-td IRep.&Chr.l
nFsOHKECK 3 MANDRAKE PILLS-These
Wy pills are com posed exclusi vsly Of vegenable
Ingredients, and although they entirely su persede
The use Of mercury do not leave Of its injurious
effects. The act directly upon the liver and are q
valuable remedy in all cases OF arrangement result
Ing from disordsred state of that organ, Liver
OCmplaiHt, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, Sick
Hesdsche, Typhoid reyers, &C., &c, all suocumb TO
the Il &c use Of Scherck's Mandrake Pills For sale
by all Druggists and Dealers. ma-tr
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PERSONAL.

BILLS at Donohoe's Restaurant will call and
pay the same by April 3D. II not paid by that date
Restaurant. A and 9th streets southeast, Capitol
Hill. N. B:-A large BRICK HOUSE for sale
Enquire on the premises. mar7l-sts
TO PERSONS WHO HOLD TAX TITLES
The undersigned is prepared, for The heirs of
DANIEL GA RROLL, Of Darlington, at fair valu-
they hold the title in equity. THOs. 4. WA00A-
Man, 319 9TH street. (Repl msrl6-6t
MADAME FLUkENOE, the Celebrated Cairvoy.
lVl ont Is uneQualled in testing the past present
and future of your ife in causing speedy marriages.
bringing the separated together, and pointing ont
her advice is inv aluable. She gives universal
satisfaction; none ever regret consulting her Sat
isfaction given or pay. Dan be consulted at her
Parlors, No. Sl3 4th street northwest. mari Inn
A BsOLUTE pIv9ROEs OBTAINED FROM
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
granted. Address n. HOUSE, Attorney. 1874
Broadway, N. Y. decl -6mr
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we are reminded by a note from Col. Adolf
Sutro that We have not called attention to his
lecture tonight at Wizards Hail. The note
has dainty little vignette printed in appropri-
ate silver leaf, representing sturdy SON of toll
peggiDg away with pickaE. While doing 80
he gaily remarks, A" Labor omnis vincit;" which
seems q very good motto indeed for Mr.. Sutro,
VINO Is the most interchangeable. enterprising and
eloquent, AS well as the hsndomest OF men.
His lecture to- night on the famous tunnel iden-
tined with his name, and on mines and mining
generally, cannst fail to be interesting. We
must not forget to add that he specially Invites
the attendance Of the press
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Our neighboring city, Alexandria, vaunteth
ltssh and 10 much puffsd up because II Is to
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- II. RYAN & CO.,
II. GENKRAL BROK ERs AUOrIuNEERs,
523 Seventh street,
FEDERAL Buildings, opposite p. 0. Department.
To parties desiring to buy sell Real Estate,
fscilities We give the highest market price for all
Glasses OF District OF Columbia securities, and pay
SPECIAL taxes 1t the lowest possible rates.
We give special attention TO negoti .ting Loans
and placing money Judiciously and safely on Real
Estate, worth double the amount loaned without
cost to parties furnishing the funds.
We hope, BY prompt and careful attention to the
interests Of our Customers to merit fair share Of
business in our line.
ROB'T II. Ryan. SIDNEY r. AUSTIN
We refer by permission to Hon. Powell Clayton,
q: B. g.; Hon. 3. w. Dorsey, U. 9. g.; Hon. John
Hz Consul General OF Switzerland; O. Il. Prentiss,
Cashier German American Savings Bank; Col Ed.
ward Daniels, Editor Richmond State Journal
marl6-1m
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Members OF Congress seem to vote sometimes
on the belief that any kick at the defenceIess
people Of this District will be popular with their
constituents. They do their home people injus-
tce, no doubt, by sttributiny to them this mig
gardly, narrOw-mindsd feeling toward the cap
ital OF the nation, in which all have a pride.
This fact is attested by the views of the most
enlightened representative press of the country.
mus the Philadelphia Press says OF a recent
vote in the House:
yesterday the House refused to make a
meager appropriation of $4,000 for a new
bridge over the Eastern branch or the Potomac
work which comes under the jurisdiction o
Sooeress solely, and which was necessary for
governmental uses. This looks very much like
cutting on ones nose 20 spite ones face"
We do not believe that a single home vote will
be gained by any one Of the members who thus
underrste the intelligence, public spirit and
nationa pride Of their constituents.
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A correspondent of the Baltimore Ga.sa.
submits, in view of the recent appointment Of
Ex-Governor Graham, of North Carolina. aud
Judge Jere. 5. Black, OF Pennsylvania, to ad-
just the boundary line between Virginia aud
Maryland, that such action is too prscipitate,
from the fact that the sd clause OF the 10th
section OF the LIST article of the federal consti-
futon expressly provides that "nO state shall,
without the consent Of Congress, enter into any
agreement or compact with any other state"
The Gazette does not believe, however, this pro.
vision applicable in the present case, because
Congress did not establish the line between
Maryland and Virginia, but it was fixed by
their respective charters during the earlier CO.
lonisl period, and therefore the right Of eminent
domain is in them exclusively.
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n RaOVAL-JAOOB BOOL, BOOT AND
II SHOE MlKHR, hes removed from hlss
Old staad, SIS = ..trest. 70 1y9 Ith S5sst,
Once. where be viii be permanently located.
1hsnkins his customers Tor former pssronaes, and
On hard Q dne assortment OF Ledteo' md cent?
Yeoes end Shoes, vhich - ssra q vsry feesooaoae
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nSL % f.-The W GRAND RNOaMP-
80 - viii met In special session TO NOR
svw Leesoy lEHkHIsG, At ~ O'Clock, 20 COO
saer me anniversAry celebra and other special
Dosnees. III l. b. ALLYH, g. 8.
M y nasOniO:1A REGULAR meeting o. KING
~ sOkOn0Es LODGE, No. a. a and N n
Ayylke bed Of Masonic Tumple on WEnNRi
DAY 9, 4sh instant, a 4 o'eleek To-
menber requested to be present. By order OF the
nlsns JOHN III. PIcKBLL, s.c,,
on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, the Isl inst ~
O'Clock Rsp -&Chron.1 marr it.
~ gAflONAL pAvINGs BANK, WAsa-
Wy IH0f0H, ID. o., yasxavy u, fs74. The rate
Of interest deposits made In this bank from and
after u arch LIST, liza. will be
FIVE PRB OBNf. PER AHNUM,
end 81 money deposit mp to March lst, will draw
SIX PEE oEHr. PER ANNUM,
unf July lt, ser which period the interest allow
Cd on ALL deposit Win be
rIvEPER GENT. PIR ANNUM,
uptH osherviss ordered . ---
s's s. u sl es.ss s computed and allowed for
isal,-.et IN W. sTIoKNBY, rtsad~s.
nFPnnICkB IHDIAN HAIR RRsfORFR
sY h0 never been known 20 fan II frees the
100 rom pssdrun, restores Gray II air 10 its ma
- color, renders Il son and plisbie, preven:s the
- IRON falling out. and reproduces 1t when gone.
6rsss.nf sss Hair Dresser known. Ter sale 81 eli
Uny
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~ roous each, - aed water, on Danbarton a
eserss:s.s a.. 16ss n ss pa'S :.sis
-, s.:s$ss. ed x:s..!s seei . ii sss
FHfiirs i: Il ssss :,s: sos
EoB sALI-DwkLLINes.
BRIoKs.
~, between 9Th and 10Th. northwest. sB os
4 street, Sss.esn Il, bar / ana H issS. s n
to $3.50. " DEL i"h and '''A' n''' each 5000
a,ss. n0.ssy I, ten rooms, .srscet. $780,
pefree. street. seven rooms, s. !so.
st. northwest tgS hHsiss SIS 600 and slsocO.
T Fix, new Sd street northwest each s;sS.
Pa. northeast, 8 rooms, large IO,, cheap. sITa.
sisss5 se 81 ,ii ave nice and cheap s,
ecmrlete. large lots, each $3.50.
is2. lo,h northwest, Eve rooms, sfloo.
sewer and T@prOSsasn9 rsas. ,.ie % me mos,
Apply TO WIN. L. BRAMHAbL co,
Re- Estate and Insurance AGENTS
mariatr Building SrP? 9sS ., Patent 0S nee
il tsins siI rooms, summer kitcb ben, .od she'd ist
% %d% I rI,ss, $500; cash; sso; balance 90
EoR sALE-severaI nne HOUSES in Grant
a a besutitsI HOUSE on oOrcersn street, south
CS
Nc. 1908 sh street. q, $500.
NO: 1S2S Sth street NJ st.p0
me HOUSE, on street, between and 10Th,
Three fine HOUSES on Rhode I.Is,d .r.nna
6ets cen 9Th and 10th. q, s7,scO. On. block
No. AR street at Sc 500, and /. lars. lis, Of
property at all prices. X. }. SWEET,
MARLIN all 7th street.
E0R PENTHOUSE IO24 eth street, 10 rooms
y gas ard water, SS per menth. Inquire W. G.,
JOHNSON, us 18th street DIV. mari In
LOB sALE-AH ENOELLENT FARM, eos
from Richmond; on james river. Great bargain.
VIII exchange for city property.
BOBT. A. PHILLIPS,
maf4lm Real Estate Broker, 6I3 18th street.
EOk sALE-At 9 bargain, one OF those nice
HOUSES In Duddin Ston Place, No. 232 LIST
seet southeast, half square frsm street cars, con-
troees: Apply to A. NJ. SMITH No. $50 v street
noItHNeet msrS-lm
EoR saLE-A delg hIfui OOUsTkY ROMH.H
y acres, mouse and improvements good and
beautifully located on the high ridge OF land
minutes walk TO the Blsdensburg depst, where Is
trains stop daily. Photograph q house can be seen
snd terms given by applying 20 b. III. sTINE-
MkTZ, 1887 Pennsyiysnis avenue. mars In
LOB RENT-A three-story BIZ IOK HOUSE with
II Ten rooms, containing all modern improvements;
lent go per month Situated on lith street bet
and \ northwest. Inquire a. 1903 N street
northwest. feb7 -2m
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LOST AND FOUND.

1 OsT-An ENVELOPE, containing sJms val
IL uat!e papers of no use to any on but myse T,
payn ents on the same having been stopped. The
under Will be rewarded by leaving ths same at my
house, No. 423 street southws,t
mars 81 DAVID M SMITH
l OsT-A Liver COlOred Pointer GYP PUP, with
II gray, ansv ers TO the rame of Rosa. SY
she had on chain collar, with name onA1pS
the plste T.Ie hpder will please return
her to No. Cookies Row, Stoddard street, George
town, or tn o. 41O 7th street northwest, and re-
ceive areward. mat23-st
c. REWARD-A CHILDS GOLD NECK
pO LAuE AND BLUE LOOKET, supposed 90
have been lost in TIN street car from
avenue TO New \ ork avenue, or along New York
avenue to No. 424. Any enc returning it to M,
BENJAMIN. SHE KELL,,at the Arlington, will re-
ceiVe above reward. marS-3ts
Il OST-A Brown CLIP, cross between q black and
II tan and an italian greyhound. An
swers to the name Of Kate. A liberal ~
ward will be given IL returned to 12l2
New York avenue northwest. mar2l IT.
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lar and handsome
DWELLING HOUSE,
NO. 226 street northwest. Main house pres,ed.
p,lok 'front.' With brown stene trimmings and porch
Ihree noors and large cellar; large back buildine
three floors. The house was built by Entvistle a
Bacon Tor use OF owner, and IL nearly new Has the
modern improvements, and has been recently
painted snc pspered, and is hsndsomely fintshe1
Loi - by III to an alley. VIII be sold cheap on
q. II. BACON,
yspA-u 1O9 Market Space.
E'OR REkT-FEDERAL BUILDINGS, corner
-, ado Itb streets northwest. OFFICES and
IT,, Unn ishED LOOMS. sngiy and in suits,
90. .. janl2-tr
ENOR REHT-A room BRICK HOUSE, sA
L per mouth; four room BRICK HOUSE, near
,Hh street cars, SIS Per month; seven room
Quire az 62< Louisiana avenue. noyT-ly
E'UR BEET-sToREs ana OFFICES on 7th and
streets, Federal Buildings.l Good tenants
may be suited by applying to 8. PRE6TISs, Room
No. D, Federal Buildings Janis On
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m.rls.lm. op,o.it. Pos once apartment Der ,

GHOR SALE Oh RINT-Improved FARn Of IS
scres, we'll fenced, IL room House new conve-
Of selected Fruit; hne, healthy location, overlook
ing WsshinGton and Georgetown; situated on Ar
": W COX . son.
Near Ireedmcub Bank,
marl4-lm Washingons D. O.
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WhSTED-An those who ysIue their sight TO
w know that the best ZONE DOLLAR SPEC
TAOLE" 10 the country is accurately suited 10 the
syesight by II. II. HEi1PLER 3, the Opticisn corner
y street ans Pennsylyania svenne. Depot for
Thermometers OF ell kinds nTle-ly
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FOR SALE CHEAP-A large let Of SECOND
sToHHAsD IgRmiTURE, CARPETS and COOK
wanted By J. W. m Z, S ran sia iish
street northwest. msr2s 81
E9h sALI-The properly OF a widow, two
Horse lsx rspds \, - rnonn "a 49,. noau ~
Isntec TO OF In 2:45; Is kind for 9 lady toSSA
Ds T ss s1 rs1
horse stands nearly l6 hsnds; long name aud tail;
minutes. They are both warranted sound aud KIND, ,
and Will De sold at sacrifice. Apply on Tuesday at
ozl missouri avenue, between 81 and ~ SITS. 1t
t0R sALE-One Singers SEWING MACHINE
HARNESS, COLLARS. and ,secoDd-haHi Csft
vision Wis Store, and one B0wWiNDoW. at 81. sII
JUST ARR!ysR FR0M OHIO, AND FOB
Old A@cSa them are el .o aDsf ns Saddle s
Ugh Weighing ten hSusr ss an %
my to fourteen hundred pounds, and every Horse
funded fun YATES HOPKINS, sth street, bet. x
STEPS, sILLs. IINTLEs and I'll nMIsas,
to close, corner Of LIST stree, and Maryland avenue
%sls near the BO'ane SS ssIsfp
kQR sALE-one hrst-rste ROSEWOOD CASE
. sI, ri nov e. ssd. Apply at
E0R SALE O1EAP-Three new leather curtain
- yunp-seat CARRIAGES, finished in . R5RR,
the best manner and latest style. Also, S8SE(
several top and po-top BbGGIES. ASE
large stock OF second hand Carriages oa hand and
SI ssls at nc Carriage iih street be
Old Carriages taken IN exchange. marl-lms
IGBT BRAHmA EGGS, FOR HATCHING.
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