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statistics of Austria, Russia. Turkey,
Germany, England. France and the
United States, n writer in the Medical
Record has ascertained that the meal
average duration Of life among Jews
exceeds that of Christians by about five
years. The statement IL made, also, by
Prussia, that there is l-61 per cent. OF
deaths among Jews to 2-62 per cent.
among the general population and in
France, Christians live, on an average,
SO years and II months, but the Jews,
A. years and 9 months.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-29
Commerce Of ST. Louis.

The st. Louis papers print elaborate
reviews of the trade and m of
the city for the past year, which show a
gratifying increase Of business. The
prominent features Of the exhibit are +;
Receipts of cotton, 81 1888 bales, against
%, 1876 last year; -four manufactured,
1,497, l59 brls., against 1,249, 79S last
year !; hogs packed since Nov. /, ST.
DOG. against 1885, 73 last year ; receipts
of hogs for the year, 9s2, 463, against
759.O76 last year. The increase Of cattle
is 10000, and lumber 36. 600, 900 feet.
The customs receipts have been
81, 4O6, GAG, about $500, 900 less than last
year. The number of steamers plying
to and from the port is 40, tonnage
7S,7l7 tons; number of barges, l59,
tonnage 1927; total tonnage, 1877. OO4
tons. The amount Of produce brought
to the city by these steamers ard
barges during the year was 5O7, 500 tons;
amount taken to other ports, 647,SOO
tons.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-01-29

VIZ we're pleased 10 see. not long
since, IN one Of Cur exchange. soDs pretty
severe renaks addressed TO seyenI psrsrns
who. during IN Interesting lecture BY law.
yDo $ C. ABBOTT kept . confipzo1s co1ghu (.
winch prevented many from bsaring PeTb
Who csnros refrain from eorxhaeg. had bss's %
stay svsy iron a P,Ass~, o. eis taks . 49,
d a SpA~ses's A-r&x- ks1fre-f ~ ebs0
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milwaukee Mentally Naxa.i,~,

The Niiva1koe Monthly hdyrxis> % one Of
the best periodicals. Of lie PRICE punished IN
Amerca- The January number j. one Of The
fines: ever is-1el being fillei With stories,
sketches. poems. etc. BY the ba: Western
"Nusgins' Holidays. by D.. II Johnson and
Little Rutb.- BY Eben T. E<Iford- II ie
furnished q: the extremely bx price Of 81 .
year Addre>s T. j. GfLxonk, s7 Broadway.
Niisaukee. Vie
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TENNEsskE FARN % sAl.E.
i,loo acres 80 acres under ricu tsissce timber,
well Improved rriSs sis per scre. W"ulf en
change fer productive property. fcF particulars
address Posr aAsTss. C~iearmOpt.W warren Go. Tenn.
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Here !" cried Claud, where's the
candy !? an you must Mt take it away :"
Wait there till l bring it." said the
boy with a laugh, as he turned around
the corner.
Claud waited a long time, till his
mother came ont and called him. He
went up to the big tree where she was
sitting, and told her the whole story.
Why, Claud," said she, ''that is a
bad boy, and he just promised you the
candy to get you to bring him q bird.
He did mt mean to give it back; and
now the poor little mamma will feel
bad"
Claud began to cry.
II told you not to talk to that boy,"
said mamma.
II didn't" sobbed Claud she talked
to me-"
II think" said mamma. ssthat I'd
better tie up these little hands, SO that
they can't do any more mischief don't
your"
Yes" said Gland, h~esitatinely.
So mamma laid his arms across each
otheran tied them with his handkerchief.
ana then she told him the whole story
OF the birds-how the mamma and papa
birds came there in the spring, and
found that cory little place under the
rose-bush. and how they went of and
brought horse hairs and other things.
and made . nice little house, and then
the mamma bird laid four eggs, and sat
on them all the time, and hardly left
them Q minute till the little birds broke
open the shells and came ont. And
then when she was gone ont to hunt up
something for them to eat 4 naughty
boy came and carried of a of her
dear little babies.
Gland hung his head and felS very
sraeh ashamed and vsss segEy, aAd
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Cremation.


Lpropos to the subject Of cremation, which Is
just now being everywhere discussed. we offer
the following from Professor Oscar Loew, OF the
"wteeler Expedition" q distinguished chem
ist, whose merits are vouched for by such emf
nent scientists Is Professors Chandler, JOY and
Silliman- Referring to cremation, DIR. Loew
says:-Oxygen, that during life IL constantly
Consuming Immense quantities OF the blood,
which Is continually renewed by feod taken into
body, enters upon q different kind Of destruc-
ton when death ensuss- When life ceases the
aibumineus parts OF the body Undergo . slow
oxydstion, during which process various inter-
mediate products bet seen slbumen, on the one
hand, and carbonic acid, Ammonia and water,
on the other, are formed. Daring this slow
process indbite numbers OF microscopic
organisms are developing themselves upon
the decaying albuminous matter, and
are the cause of the production of variou,
gaseous matters of disgusting odor, comprising
suIphurttted hydrogen, organic smmoniacal
bases and volatile fatty acids. Daring the var
Gus stages of decomposition OF the dead the
mold and infusoria change their character, ard
different germs, which are the cause of mslari-
Gus disease, find their proper field of develop-
ment and multiplication upon such decay1nu
matter. The microscopic germs that proiucs
cholera, small pox, typhoid fever, epizootic,
rinderrest, etc, find a most desirable locality
for propagation in grayeyards
The total decay of a buried body Is accom-
plished in about two years, while by the process
OF cremation only about this number OF hours
Il required for the purpose; the final result in
either case Is precisely the same. In the
latter case, however, danger from misasmatic
matter is avoided.
Cremation may be effected In various WAYS
The dead body may be placed directly in q coal
fire where the first stage OF development will
be the expulsion from the body about 20 per
cent OF water; and second, the oxidation OF the
organic matter. In order to prevent the escape
OF imperfectly burned gases the fumes evolved
should be passed through q second chsrcoal
IRE, nothing but the white bones finally re-
naming; these may be transferred to the rels-
tves OF the deceased, or be treated with sui
phuric acid thereby gaining super-phosphate
to aid IN the development OF vegetable produc-
ton.
Another method of cremation Is to place the
dead body in an iron retort surrounded by quick
lime. By this process the gases evolved are
exceedingly rich in ammonia, which NAV he
conden sed and rendered valuable in the arts
the residum in this instance will be bone
black,-useful in he manufacture of sugar
While the cost By the cremation method 10 tar
less than By the present burial custom, numer-
Gus other advantages result from the former
which do not flow from the latter plan. This
improved method Of disposing Of the dead
should, therefore, commend itself to every in
teiligent person that the weight of his influence
may help to dissipate the singular prejudice so
prevalent against this improved method Of DIS
IoslIs OF tie bodies OF departed.
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The memorialists have had . great deal to
cay about the Board OF Public Works taking
mp stone pavements and substituting therefor
TIE new-faugled patent pavements" against
g wishes Of property holders, &C., SC. The
Toll wing shows the amount Of truthfalness
tn re Is In these cb arge-:
"wAsHINeroN, April rs, 1874.
" To the Honorable Board Of Public Works, Wash
'rqtor, ID. c..
"The underrigned. residing and holding
prop'rty on / street. between 17th aud 18th
streets, respectfully represent that the said
throughout It's whole length, with the single
exception OF the portion on which they reside.
They, therefore, most respectfully petition that
you will order this portion OF the street COM
pl, ted to conform with the other parts Of the
said street. And your petitioners would most
respectfully suggest the Neutchatei pavement
as The best In their opinion, and that the prop
fences 40 they may agree upon or as each may
"ISignedl-Frederick T. Frelinghuysen, L.
NJ. Powell, Samuel v. Niles, David Hunter, A.
Pollok, g. r. p. Rodgers, 8. v. Beret, P. w.
Page, and Enoch Totem"
The pavement now laid on this street Is the
Seneca stone, and has always been considered
one of the most substantial and best laid of any
e 4 the stone pavements in the city. But of
course Ii compares unfavorably with the smooth,
modern pavements laid In other frst- class
streets, and the prominent citizens and resi-
dents above named testify to this fact by their
request that their street she'll be graded, paved
and parked to correspond with the improve
ments elsewhere.
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Although the peach buds in portion of Del
aware have been killed by the frost, the crop of
the state is still estimated by the fruit gro wers
at over two million baskets. This is considered
o fair average Weld.
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DHENIX planning MILL.
LARGE REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
MUULDINGS.

On and after this date shall sell MOULDINGs
Of my own manufacture at the following prices,
viz: inch, 75c. IA inch. $50; IL inch, 81; inoh
Sis9 u i,eh, SI!s; incs s,;sh inch: % co.
one hundred feet ana all other sizes at cerre-
spoRdinR low prices. 1t will be my endesvor, as
heretofore, t. keep the quality Of my Aouldings mp
Alec, OORNICK WORK. such as Brackets,
Modiliions, &C furnished at reduced prices
apls Inn DANIEL SMITH, Proprietor.
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According to our exchanges, the season of 1874
promises to be characterized by considerable
dullness in the real estate market. Such Is the
general tenor OF the reports from almost every
city, notably New York. and the unsettled con-
clifton of the finances is largely responsible for
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ITO CONTRACTORS Proposals are invitsd for
the STONE rUUhDATIONS for the new De-
pot about to be built In Washington. Plans and
specifications can te seen at the Architects Once,
Camden Station, until TUESDAY, 18th inst, when
propc sails i'll be open'd.
Baltimore, April % ld4. ap23.3f
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VIRY CHOICE BLACK GOODS.
JOS. J. NAY,

JOS. J. NAY,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Is BOW op, mig Buffalo, Beaver and Sable AZ
PACAs, MOHA1RS and BRILLIANT HB; Black
Tame 50, Black n ouselAin, Black Grenadines, )m-
bazibee, Grape Cloth, Black Ohsliey, and other
M0URAING GOODS. Lyons eros Grain BIZ aOK
sILke, 81 IS. 81. 50 and a.. Cheney6 America
Gros Grain SILK, n rs. arm It
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DPOROsALS FOB COAL,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
bhysdh o. EHgTdrtRg and Printipx,S
WASHlNGToN, ID. q April n. \
eeaied Proposals will be received at this ONCE
nntll ~ O'CLOCK .. m: SATURDAY, the 23d day Of
Msy 1874, Tor furnishing eight hundred 500 tons
run OF mine Georges Greek Cumberland Goal to
be delivered at such times and places, and in such
quantities, Is may be required aud subiect to the
conditions required By act OF Congress approved
July II, 1870 viz that such coal shall weigh 2 lao
pOunos to the ton, and shall be inspected and
wegh.d, and the quantity OF each load certi. ID Il
the time OF delivery by the person appointed and
qnain6d uncer the &C for thar pose and that the
prescribed fee Of twenty far each ton Of cs.l
inspected, weighed and delivered shall bs paid BY
the contractor. Proposals will be considered bind
ing for one week from the 23d day OF May, 1874 the
Department reseIyins the right to reject eli any
portion Of The bids offered.
No proposals viii be entertained unless accom-.
paoied ~ satisfactory ey.dence of ability to fulfill
the contract. nor will any pay ment be made without
the certificate Of the inspecter that the c al fur
pfshec IL such as the contract calls for.
office. GEO B. McOARTEE,
Chief Of Bureau Of Engraving and Printing,
APPS JawtmayD Treasury department.
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COFFkE DROPPING.


We are glad to offer our customers s.ilI spotb,
reouction In the price OF CoHees, and quote:
az GSovernment choicest. 4oc.
MA &c.,. ''-'' aoostoo fSk
ZIG 0oSerI ment ay good, Soc
Msrse.bS.A large lot Of the finest ever brought to
Lsgnyra-Whfte Santos, Bio, &c. at remarkably
Mccha-We are also just in receipt Of rev lot e
ouality ~ " ''FS''V
c,,[,,o
oOuhho.
iNxW 1oRK STANDARD BRANDS OsLyD
notwithstanding the advanced market, we con-
urU uW 80 loaf Loaf. az In. for Aim
Sfsnuissea lbs FOR ~
Light Brown (nesrly ~hitel..-...,Ox lbs. for j %
TFaS
p.rtmens b. re- anycS ,os az 1RnS "a sn1 qe
or INV Z, R0 TG 81 tn diGarsSt Is,ia,ial
and hence We are nov prepared to ODER specis iS.
ducemenfs See prices beiow:
imrerisl. ~"" s0'-'''''' IA
Imperial, ........... W
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FTwE .FI9sT DISTRICT REPUBLI-
streets .onS. asst TO n ties Hail. h and
49,. ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHrsl
E be Apply q sss Pssn
FA MEETIE9 or THE a0Ta DIsrRIOr
street soe,s d.Ton. ss
Sa sss tns TfTSs's o. The General
S MiHt sFsSISa n o THs
TnIs RHAs Hall, Ilh street, bs,wesn and G,
Il. Oen''A' '0""'''e'' BY 0f PsE Is f6f
fSITGKHhhCH Lbs OF 00L0KID PgsLI0
,t.nf; a., a. O'clock p m, at Sumner Building, cor
IL O.. A SrkWART, Treasurer.
ISL E-FIfTY.FIITH ANHIvRR-
SS xih sba;l f o. the 9rdss; with
Isque.ted to assemble at Mount Vernon Pace q.
stsDAY sGs April s0.sA
a. p. GRosH, Past 0ran1, assisted BY Rev P.
HALL SWEET, Grand Secretary, and Rev Mr. VIII.
The odd TelIow.' MIXED choir, under the leader
chip Ct Prof Joseph II. Danie, Past Grand, win be
THOMAS IN EoTLER. g.. and N .ster.
~ YOUNG MEN SPECIALLY IsvITsD
TO THE Y: M; G: A: Rooms.
Free reading rooms. Circu. ating Library. New
BOOKS constsItly added.
Reiieious Meetngs-Dsily Prayer Meetings at
SAT bath-At $50 >. m ervfces IN Lincoln Hall.
Thsater services, ct Metropolitan The ater, Penn
sylyanis Avenue, between llth AID l7.h streets,
sABbA1 d, at I;O .. m. aplI-tr
rs MILBURN'S
ORIGINAL POLAB SODA AND MINERAL
WATERS, on Draugbt.
l+ss PENNSYLVANIA AvrNUa,
sIstr Near winapvs.
~ TAPE WORM
~ REMOVED WITH HEAD COMPLETE
IN AFEWHOURS,
AT No. zoos SEVENTH STREET, NoRrHwssf,
where specimens can be seen.
Consultation free. decls,ly.
fSPkslCK's IaDIAN HAZE RGSTORER
ec0 has ever been known to fall II frees the
scalp from Dahdruf, restores Gray air 10 its IA
ursl color, renders il soft and plisse proven the
Halr from railing ont, and reproduces it when gone
II isthe 1rest Hair Dresser known. Tor sale By ali
nFSOHKNCK MANDRAKE PILLs.-The,e
ibgredients, ard although they entirely superssde
ne Csc mercury do not leave any Of s injurious
EFFECTS The act directly upon the liver and are .
ing from q disorda red state OF that organ. Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, Sick
Headache, TYP hold fevers, &C., &c all succumb Re
the free use Of scner Man1rake Piiis. FOR sale
by all Druggists aud Dealers. m1-tr
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Afsee many years exlsrmsufing have q Lest
diseovsred . method q yrsIarin6 PAINT which
csuSed b. a. fsctivs brick Walls oad Ioaky metallic
rooi., provided the paint b applied By NJ own
HOUSES ssA sIsNe painted In shs very. --latest
skyle end I'm the most durable manner.
IN ny line resDeef5ufly ssk . trial non those
WHOM bevo not heeofoeore Dst professionally.
SSb8.H IeAAO OURRY
CDulRAL DlPL0YMRur ORRIOR.-Au
u 2sr:o.s xi.ains e s ssSR!Sz fs'iss.s esrys1ss
nth 80, sstvsss - s'sssss. vhsg: shsir
\ Issoue oIvIN II PAINTING IN WAf1R
IL COL0Re ~ HIS. KHuYOM, els ssrees.
Ne seeesoeess aDD 1as
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~ seems 70 be generally conceded about the
capitoi to-day that much better currency bill
tnan thAt vetoed can be devised, and there viii
be little disposition to attempt to rssurrec. en-.
defunct measure.
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MEDICAL. &c.


''DID DR.. DARBY"hss better facilities than
" ever Tor prscsicing his great specially. OHiV
enc oadTgs made for adj ice and medicine. Drug
COLLABORATION Building aps.ims'
nk. JANE WILSON, q thoroughly en- perienced
~ snd scientific Nidwifs ana Ladies Physiciap
night or day. plssssls rooms ana the pest Of at
tendance at the Doctors private resdence Is am
s s.ee., between and u. Business sscredly cont
Ia. ROBEk rsON,
4l6 leIH sTKEEf, NEAR Pa. AVENUE,
private practice, viii guarantee cure il ali Dis
eases q the Qrinar, Organs, GOnorrhes, elect,
Donor hoe rsoently ccntrscted cured in ssys 81
. phiis N All ne Stages quickly cured aud the poi
use Of mercury. epermatOrrhea, brought on By
excesses aud abuse In youth, ling loss u memory
inpotsDcT, nervous rr;tsbilit,, symptoms - cen,
s.,ns ~ sas pssitstoa Of tae heerI,
iorehsdinss, self distrust, &C., speedily cured by
newly discovered remedies. DIR. h located for
has consented aiter many solicisiions by ais an
e ens'si gstI S to Spen Ocs in that
ard saturday in each week, IRON m. TO ..
competent physician In attendance every day.
~ RsiisJ 20 fosss Mes from The eject. Of nr9grr.
and Abuses in carly life. Manhood Restored. I'm
Treatment; New and remarkable rems diss. Books
srs.s HoMxsp Ass AID .S A.
Ninth street, PhilsdsSEis, Ps.,.sn insi,ot aeo
snS 1sn rspTs0n for honorable condac
M ~ ss: 49,. (; skiIn .S on rhMADELPnIA,
Tss sss q ic IA fes fas
%ssss cen : ssS Ss fe1 .s:sias
EEAALl DIsEAsIe Of eli iinos treeted- DE-.
n. s.ri6s eass sss seoloss % sdv,es "a .sSi.
So sxs no 20 an s 49, s., MI p
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ROB SALE-DWELLIN0S.
BRICKS.
N, between 9Th and 10th. northwest, SIS 90.
lranklia Square, @l1 .00o; Do, 4A500.
II street, between 1hh and nth, 9ll,OW.
Corcoran It, bet. 18th and llth, i've, ssch $500
street northwest, ten rooms, perfect, S7,oo.
Deffees street, seven rooms, % 600.
Il q. northwest, tWo house., 9le 90 and 900.
TRAAIS.
eix, new, ID street. northwest each 23eS S
Pss. northeast, 8 rooms, large lot, cheap. elm.
Sth T., near =. l. ave nice and cheap, S356
SIS and SIS 7tA northee.t, new eight roonss
con plete. large lots, eaeh ol,Soo.
1888 loth nosthvsst, nye roomss 91!@;
sSd fsas: pSe :: Is. most
I'll 10 WIN. L. BRAMHALL 4 co.,
Real Bstats and Insurance Agents.
u.ri Marble are! r:ssss
E99 S1L1 o9R H G1GH.r y.Ey ae:iI.6ls
ervoir on GeorSetoVn Hsishts, ferneriy occucisd
BY Prudent Grant, and NV bJ J. Harris 0astren,
on the Brftfsh Legation.
me house q large, furnished with all the modern
Improvements, and g suitable for entsrfaining the
goueds are haDdsonsly oFna1ented vita ans
peeeed ~ any In the District, having spleadd view
efths whsle city, river and sarroundfpg country.
The groun0s are very. large, containing nearly
ninety thosssnd sauarsfsee; The lrepe.sy vin .
fosssssios river AMI /.
Aplly TO Z. l.. HUNS, Of Han Hume, groeers,
e05 Pennsylsanie avenue. nam %
ApDly within. nnx2o-lm
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SUMMER RESORTS.

WHBRE AR1 YOU GOING 70 spend the Sum.
w mer7 Before You decide, SCI stamp for circu-
lar to ROBERT WALTER, II. D., WernersviIle,
b h county, Pa. ap33-ln
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ECHOES FROM THE COMMERCIAL METROPOLIS
All honor TO the President for his veto
the financial bin. IL IL q relief, and comes at q
time when something different was expected.
The President has wisely kept his own coun-
sells, and will make even friends in Boston
where he has been % much denounced.-N T..
E<press.
See, also, In kilograms the opinions OF the
New York papers Of to-day.
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HEAVY kIOlIPT TO-DAY.
~FIFTY CENT TEA.~
DUTY FREE.
ONLY SMALL PROFIT.
Iaual to much Of the Tea that is valued ct one
"a TRIAL WILL OoNvINoI.
0.W. BURCHELL, 1882 street,
ap6-et6t under Bbbett House.
r Oh sAhl-ss TO- S0.e0o. nrst Glass Roses
L Nj Gnoltas, Olinbtng and Ornameptal -
~ nts, Trees, end ehIuhs. The collection com.
So1 Persetusi. Moss. ontSI; Hf o -. SSe m;mn.
- r. ses, &C., 30. Also, O00o losds 81 Moulding
and Pavins eana, superior quality:
ap4.ln Ooansctieut avenue ana 18th strs:t.
DOBTLAND AND 1OoIuDALD O1uuUY.
I! =. kA G,S.s.s .e6 9Aaoi I, AZ:
sAe mose nnsral tern. fof eel, ONES, e13 Ioa.
.n snnS NJ. - IS II .esx ~ ..
TNON0R 8SB 1IADL88.
~ eTH efR113, 113y1Hl y AnD =.
Hor.ss aad Dqgglse for Hire, "a 6SsS supply
rood HoEDoo for ale eve9Y web
ocsS-N EOHAf0 VxII, Proyrsaoos.
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FOR SALE.

COh SALE.
E0k sALK.Obe largo LEATHER TRUNK,
= OAhO ., 9Os PennsylysDis avenue. APIS b
EOk sALk-A handsome pair OF BLACK
HORSES, gentle, fast and perfectly n
arena, s'n e sn, 9ls, is hands high
LOB SALE-A Fresh ALDERNKY COW and
ply @ N: ADDISON, aiIs ii street, Tor ~
psItleaan ap0lw' -
LOB sALE--A pair Of YOUNG HORSES, lsS
4 hands high, souno, stylish and fast.
Also bew and very handsome eentlem an . IN
bo9 CAkT aud HAkEEss. Address o. ~
U, star ofhcs. ap2l-st-
LOB SALk-A good Open OAkhIAGk, with
Apply to pUkOAEsOh BROS, 6S&
elD 81 Corner 9.h and eets. ~
E0R SALE-Ohesp-EHGI aud BOILRR, ell
= new; two horse power Inq1ire e
apo W. Corner 18th ana stresis.
E0R SALE OHEAP-Tvo Bow MINDOas, At
GATE, ON u, h e, No, SIS, belo = Penna. svenne
All KINDS OF yobbiog promptly attended to. ais eos
pQNn PB Er0H. with and without tops, aud
= boMbIkc. "A great assortment of /. RfRR<
pne OAkRlA9Be, new and second Ss3H
hand, ~ the lowest market prices. Fec ~
on1 1, hana carriages taken IA exchange. P. ID.
eCHMITT 90, No. 3l9 ltth street, between u
snd ashington, and "a West fsyette street,
Baltimore. apsim'
E0R sALk-A desir able BUILDING LOT, front.
Ing q feet on the north side Of street, between
Cloi her. s24 9Th street northwest. msr2l-ln
LOB sALE-Fine OANABY aud MOCK ING
j. BIRDS; warranted good singers. BIRDsx%
GAG e. Prices low. No. l37 South areei "
Georgetown street cars pass the door,, tx
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BOARDING..

BOARDING.
II OOMS AND BOARD.-ror rent, furnished and
h ul furnished Roomp, with or without Table
Board, at No. l22 East Capitol street, between ist
and ID str eets east. Cars pass the door. as St
COUNTRY BOARD-Oan be hHd within seven
" minutes, walk OF station at Laurel, w. B. Of B.
o: B. b. Locality healthy; ABUNDANT shade; ele-
address "MAPLIs," L.urel, Md. spn 81
I1G PLNNsYLVANIA AVENUE-First class
U BOARD, with large, we'll furnished rooms,
gss and hath. Terms to suit. Transient, q so per
day. ap2J-3w'
DLEASANT SUMNER QUARTERS Large,
i nicely -fIrnish.d ko.ms, With nrst.cl.:s Table
Beard, at 100 and 11O4 18th street, Location
very desirable and ter ms low. apl8.6ts
COO pkR MONTH for irst-cla.s BOARD to
YGO families; ms per month for ar.t class Ia
rent lew. No. 500 II street northwest, corner 18th
street. ap3-l ur