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PROPOSALS.
PE ~Iss ~ I nsSksy Z .egrH
navy px Arssss,r,MEIsrs byILpIsa.
t:sies cT ssrn.y'i,SS AsSsT,,seF,,,

4
e.SHfAcroN, ID. Feb. 3lsf, is-a
sEIii ~ N iIs 80 nv e, 800, on 49, $50
Lumber, 8. the New sss:s, wsr and Navy Depart.
n , Beilsiss; w.shinEton DO.
10" isss .. u, tm re or .-ssi Southern Pine
s.oco feet b NJ tmors OF Isss) southern Pine
;siss, sae in "ia.s ss' nSs sicSsins four
So tsssB more or les) Nal sesny, to nnish
5000 f,ss Y S@Ore or lees, Mahogany, to sni.s
Hoo Feet b N mere or les Mahogany. 90 nui.h
al ~ inch thiok,snd 10 be richly hSuDd for
leo ies, D: M more or Iss.l Mahogany TO anish
800 .e, n; tn,Srs or Ies.l Mahogany, to ani.h
An NE pT, o,dT, 3 schedule of lumber must .. Of
9nghly seasoned. and free FEM iarrs ksos.. SAP,
shakes, and other defects snd muss az hs deI,sri
cal, a for BY the supsriniendsrt. VIA ~
The Sou bern rinv rsils sd flooring must al he
heait stun, free from al defects, meme other VIII
The pshcsany 20 b g the beat auslii, VI ,usurs-.
SAMPLES q each Ct The above woods vii be sub
PAYMENTS yin be made On The deirer, and az
rsnoe &C material, dedHotiug ten per esntam un-
al the completes q the contract.
en- sids must 4 accompanied BY the penal bud
q two rssponstl rrrsIs tn he sum of thrar thou
.srd doliArs s. oO', that the b'dieI win acc.pt
a. perform the o,ut,sot y awarded h'm; ~ suf-
State judge, Cl-tG = tho Unites state. court OF
the District Attorney q the district Nhtrein he
TIE Dersr,mcnt reserves the risht 20 rcisc, any
or eli bids, 70 be ceensd Tor the interest q the
on the printed form 20 De- obtained 10 q T. aud
msuts of ths sdVeris.n,eut viii not IL cot,i ~rs5.
n.hh,r VIII any proposal De received fronl oartie-
trade, aud Who have the necessary facilities Tor
furtissing the ma'erial
Endorsed " Bids for Lumbf q. +" aud sddressei -
,..,,.. A. B. MULLErr,
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The Markets.

bALTIMoRE, FEB. B.-Virginia SKIES, con,oI-
idaied. 6l7I: West yirRinias. ii bid to-day
,,BALrIMoRE: Feb; 2s.-C9tton steady; low mid
oiIgs, la. Flour dull-Baitimore high gr adj de-
cliLed Is cents Wheat quiet and stead ePennsyI.
snis red, 81 20; Ohio and Indiana do, 81 s0@l 81
CCrp hrmer-white southern, 7OGd76; yellow south
ern, 972 mixed western Is Oats dull and heavy,
southern, e605s; western, 5S@56. RTe dull, 90 Hay
unchanged Provisions Iun and nominnjly nm
changed Western butter unchanged. Coffee frmer
COCO TO prime Bic. cargoes, 23i @24a. Whisky dull
NEW Yogk, feb 2s.-stocks active but feverish.
Honey, - Gold, l2's. Exchange, long, 43l; short,
4ah. Governments strons.
NAV YoRk, Feb, % Flour quist and heavy.
wheat quiet and unchanged. Germ firm.
.. LONDON, Feb. %, l2N p. m.-Erie, 434 do pre-
ferred, OK.
LoNpos, Feb. %, $50 D. m.-Oousols for money,
=, LoNDoN, Feb, q $50 . m The amount Of bull
ion withdrawn from the Bank of England on bal
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VALUABLE INFORMATION.

O. temen-ny only object in Givire Won fb,, t.s
Z nonial 10 70 spread valuable Information Havfne
bvel badly Athlete with Salt Rheum and The whoIe
surface OF my skin he,ng covered with pimples and
eruptiors, man5 OF which caused me great pain ana
snnoy ance, a. knowing Il 20 be Q blood disssss
took many Of the ADVERT sed blood preparation .,
ensne when YVES aoy quantity OF earsa pSrilla,
xtnont obtaining any benefit, until conmenced
tskine the vIGEriNEi and before had com pleted
me n 81 bottle Isaw that hsd got the right medi
cine. consequently followed on With it until
had taken seven bottles, when was prsnounced
we'll man, and my skin 10 smooth and entirely free
from pimples and eruptions have never enjoyed
use Of vEsKTlxK. To benefit those afflicted With
ETINE's wonderful power Of curing of this acute
complaint, ofvhich have suffered 30 intensely
o. b. TUCKER. Pas. Agt, Mich. q. X R.
81 washfngton street, 4, stop,
THOUSANDS will bear testimony land do IL yoluu-
tarilyD that vEeEIINE 10 the best medicine com
pound ret placed before the public for renoyatine
and purtfs ing the biosd. eradicatinR all bumorss
Impurities or poisonous seeretions from the sy.f,
invigorattne and streng thenfng the syssen den,il
tated by disease; In fact &c 10. many have c.li
IL, " The Crest Health Restorer." oa
HEG1fLNk ~ SOLD By ALL DRUGpLsrs
SfA4Y1uo DEPOT,
VI oxvuurn STREET,
issuV suabspaesusQass
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GOOD NEWS.
GOOD NEWS.
COFFEES DOWN.
COFFEES DOWN.

IL may be seen by the New York commercial pa pers
OF late date that Cofses hdce declined and
purchased aud received stock IN this line since
the decline 10 gives great pleasure 60 offer our
customers tie choice grades aud yarietfsa
pTtcss.
The reduction IL from fhyes 90 frs CENTS mar
pJund OF from scr 20 fen oeafNnl. Tnis u fact
worthy 81 note ID we invite those interested call
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ATTENTION is called to ad yertisement of Mr.,
Geo. Felix BenkeTt's second classical concert to
take place at Marini's Hall, March 9th. These
concerts are eminently classical and fine.
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FACTS THAT SHOULD BE KNOWN. That
Messrs Wolford & Shiiberg promise to make
quite stir the coming week on the cheapest
lot of white goods from the late New York ale
ever offered in this market. See advertiser emit.
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PkEPARED By
II. r.. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
TEE WORLD OUGHT To KNaw

~ - Co., BosroN, Nov. 81, 1873.
DEAk FIR have experienced such wonderful
results II ON the Of VEGErTNK in INV famiI,
medicine IL really is
In the early part II last spring my wife had &c.
we're run OF typhoid fever hich left her in almost
anopeiess coLdition with ChT0aie DIaThda. The
attehdlng ply stefan could do notbinR which would
seem 20 reach her case, and pen describe the
sunerlng which she endured. At this time L was
prevaueo upon TO try your VEG and after she
had taken three (3) doses she began improve and
rom its use Kept on improving until was fully
am, dear SIR, very respectfully,
III. q. HUGHES,
1 Union Place, Boston, Mass,
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REAL ESTATE SALE. Messrs. Latimer &
Clearv sold, Yesterday afternoon. lots IS, 81, 50
end 50, in Fay, Norment and Barrett's sub
division OF square 15O, situated on Riggs street,
between 18th and Boundary streets, and i'm
proved by four two-story brick houses, to Mar
gsret @. Wallach, for si.725-s6, 9O0
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TIE yERcELIUs SIsTERs.-The programme
for the next organ concert will comprise va.
riety OF selections by the we'll known and trio
OF Verceiiu. Sisters who sang with 50 m 1ch sat
isfaction at the first reception of the Y. NJ. G.
A. the present season They comprise three
very sweet voices, together with foe accom-
PIANIST, in the person OF Master Allie Theirs.
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BIALsn FOR TIE SOUTH WHO oFTHE
MN STATE, VAR AND NAVY
DEPARTMENTS BUILDING,

AONs II "
OFFltE OF StPERVISIN6 ARCHITECT,
WAsHIN6TON, ID. O., Fob sl.t, ls-g
eeasd Proposals viii be received At TIN. ofics
until IL m. q the Urn DAroF MARCH, is7G. Tor
,nrblsIlne ana delivering the following schecule OF
fiAsteIt maielia ~ the New state, War ap6
Nay ID peri nent's BuidnF, WAshingfon, ID q.
zrV barrels (more or less) best quality PlAsterer q
1900 barrels more Iessl best quality Plaster Of
Perts, Of fsasc's OF WortherspooH = brands
49, or brands equal thereto.
90 ysds tmOre or less) Of sharp. clean Rlver
2W barrels more or lessl sharp, clean White sand
9" pos hss more or ess long, dry and clean Cattle
Samples Of each Ofthe above items 10 be submitted
with the proposals..
Payment will be msde on the delivery and accep-
tshoe OF aterisls dtduciing ten per centum until
the CON pletion q the Contract.
All Olos must be Rccump panied by the penal bond
and dollars, 200 that the bidder will accan. ana
perform the contract IL AWARDED him 30 N cency
% TIE security 70 be certified by the Unitfd States
yuoee, CLERK FL The United etAtes Court the Dis.
tr1ct Attorney OF he district wherein ne resides
HE Departing Mt ~ serves ne rieht 20 reject any
of All bios, - be deemed Tor the interest Of tn,
6ONerhu ent 20 do 80; and bid that IL not made
on the printed form 20 be obtained IN this Office At
does not conform 10 every respect TO the REQUIRE
neither will any proposal be received from parties
who are not themselves engaged in the manu- re-
OF Lime, Plaster &c. sno no have q the ueces.
sery facilities Tor furnishing the materials
Proposels viii be eucl ed in q sealed envelope,
ENDORSED "bics for Plasterers Materials. and "a.
crossed 20 A. b. MULLETT,
ieOzl III Supervising Architect.
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rE g Il TIVE!
Purifies the Blood.
RENOVATES AND INTIGORATES
THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
Its Medical Properties are Alternative.
Tonic, solvent and DIuretic.

FKSETINE is made exclusively from the mice o.
Carefully selecIed bdIEs, roots and ne, bs, ami 80
strongly concentrated that it i'll efectuaily sra 1i
cate from the system every faint of SrofHLa Sr0T.
EtohS hnnorS. TKnlOTS, (dnosrS, Generous HH,goy
ETyStPeddS, Sdd hhtNnH, SgPAtific Diseases Cqaksy
FdiHineSS al TIE SO1dch and ali diseases that arise
ne m impure blood. Sctafiod. IsfdmgHaforV an
ShroHtc hhsHIH dttsDl, hehnaigfa, Cow and Ssi1oI
the blood. ~ '"'ouen
For Ulcers and EyHpfire Diseases of the ST.,
PNSfHies: ptDlyLes, BiOtoheS, BotLS, TstfeT, SCI
h.dd az htHgpoTn, VEG RTINE has new er failed 10
effect permanent cure.
For Pans in ths Back, Kidney Cogaplafy,s.
DrkpSy Female Weakness, LeHo0rrhda arising from
internal liberation, and uterine Diseases and On
Td Dttth y, fEGKIlSE acts directly mon the
causes OF these con. plants. II inyisorates ana
stfeRgtheps the whole system, acts upon the secre
tive organs, allays f. Examination, cures ulceration
power and regulates the bowels
for tafdUh, DySpspSid, HdbtHdl Co1ireHsSs
Pdtpttafton Of the Heart, Headache, Piles, Nervous
ness, ana GeH1di PrOSfraftOa of the NsrroaS Sgss5
no medicine has given such perfect
as The NEGKTNE. IL purifes the blood, ceanses All
over the nervous system.
The re marksble cures effected by EEeETINK have
induced many physicians and apothec aries, v nom
we knew, TO prescribe and use IL In their own fami-
lies.
In fact. NEeIrINE is the best remedy yet discoy-
cred Tor he above Diseases aud Is the snlF reliable
BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-28

ARREST OF GIRL CHARGED WITH PLAY
me The CONFIDENCE GsME-Detectives Nc
Dewitt and Miller took 70 police headauarters
to-day young girl named Ella Ramsey whom
they arrested at a house in the western part of
the city, on the charge of PLAYING the confidence
game on hotels and private houses Her man
ner OF operating is TO call at house on pre-
tence OF looking for aims or employment and
keeper 10 sppropriate such articles as she can
conceal, and leave with the same. She has a
pal who accompanies her on these calls and
I &c on GERS are on the lookout for her. Another
OF her tricks ts TO call on some wealthy family
and repre- sent that she has been sent by some
friend Of the family to obtain money, on some
y etext OF emergency, and coolly walk of
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CITY ITEMS,
PRIee's SILVER STERLING WARE.

PRIGe's SILVER STERLING WARE.
Tablespoons 80 20 q set.
Tablefcrks 90 50 a set.
Teaspoons S1.25 q set.
Medknives IS a set
Received at Priggs jewelry store, No. 49,
Pennsylvania avenue, near y street.
QUANTITY VS.. QUALITY.-D ooley's Feast
POtc,ier stands ple-eminent In market rs being
the only Baking Powder that Is free from in
furious substances. Not only this, but each
package contains the full quantity represented
while the quality is far superior to all others
Dooley's Yeast POirder will produce from twenty.
i've TO fifty per cent. more good bread, rolls
biscuits, pastry, &c, than those of other manu-
facture, while IL Is always convenient to have In
the house, and is reliable and economical. II
you have not tried 1t, ask for it at your Grocers
and take no other.
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DROPosALs FOk MARBLE WORK FOE
Il THEesgTH v lNGOFTHkNEWs STATE
Wax AND NAVY bEPNkTMEhTs'
SrrnHrisiSD aNrn,n,l ".

OFFICKo sUrKEvIsING AECHiTkcr.
s..,., pMA.HiNGToN, ID. @, Feb. alt, lS7g
until Il m. g the 7TH DAY oF March, is-a Tor fur
ni.htng ard dsliyeriBs tue following ~chsdale of
n nsI6ls M.rs a. tie Nsw state. War and Navy
loeeo tmore OF lessl White Marble Tile, I2Nl2NI
500 (moIe OF lessl Harf do do
Hoo (more iessD Black Marble Tiles ia,laxr
inch full.
lao feet superficial more or Iess) BIacs Marble
Borders 81 Nsrious widths, from Z ineh 81 up,
Bids lll be received for furnishing the white
lies ~ beet quality white Neined Italian NJ hta-
neintd AMERICAN marble equal thereto; th@ Black
~ o. slse marble, rid Vermont slate: the sriers
OF b'st Quality black Belgian, Glenn. FaIls
marble: The whole & the tiles and bordering must
De one inch trll IN thickness, with saWn backs snf
the edges cut full 20 the square and perfected trne
the lace ard edges 90 be rubbed 60 q proper srface
Bicders will state the description Il marble thew
ptegse 70 inrnish, and will submit samples along
Pa, ments will be made on delivery aud a cep,ance
OF sterisls, deduoting ten per centum Until the
All bids must be panied by the pee Al bond OF
Two responsible persons, IN the sum o. TIRES thou
sand I've hundred dollars, S00,l that the bidder
HIM he sucieucy q the cufity O. H. cert fled Nv
tie uit6d States Judge, CLERK Il the United siate
Court, OF the District Attorney q the district
The Department reserves the right 20 reject .ov
or all bics II ~ be deemed for the interest Of Tire
Goyernrent e. do 80, and any bid that IL Mt male
doee not conform In every respect 90 the REQUIRE
meps 81 this sdNertisem Mt, will be considared
neither viii any proposal be received from part -
trsde, and who have not the NECESSARY fsci les Tor
furnishing the materials.
Proposals vii be inclosed On . sealed euvclope.
TO Abb. MUbLErr,
ltbz' N Supervising Architect.
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VEIN HIGHT PER CENT. discount on
General Sever Taxes for three DAYS ouIv by
BramhsA q Co., coz street northwest
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UNITED WoRKINGMsN or AMRRIcA.-A E.
Redst0De, president Of the National Labor Coun-
ell, has appointed Represens ative X. II. Butler
executive officer Of the Unite,t workin gun IN of
America for The state Of Tennessee, and Rep
ressntasive Moses W. Field TO a similar position
Tor Michigan. Both gentlemen Ia We accepted,
eonpisang the organization OF the Gommittes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-28

THR SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales ofIs72
were s219 $50. 4,12-s,wtf
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The STOCK OF GENTS DRESS HATS at
LEWIS, 900 eth street. between and X. is no "
STYLES for the Spring of 1874. The Broad,cdy
SILK Hat at SIS and So .
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IHs THIRD GRAND RECEPTION Of the Young
Men's Christian Association, at their building
last night, the main feature of which was a
series OF seven tableaux in the life of Moses
was highiy successful. The tsbleauX were
gotten up under the direction OF Rev DR. Raw
son, OF New York, and were very tine. Durin q
Tie intervals between the tableaux Miss Press
cou read "Maud Muller and 1.-The Burial of
Aoses IN good style, and in the parlors below
Professor Boston and others executed some
pieces on the piano; a solo from s.Ernani" was
sung IN hne style, and number OF sacred songs
were sung with much spirit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-28

WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Bsums hoOpskirt and corset factory, tn street.
Intelligencer building. 1928
The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. is
THERMOMETERS and BarOmeters are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near AZ street.
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"SOT So BAD AFTER ALL" 10 the name OF
the new play by Mr.. wybert Reeve to De
Drought out by him tonight at Wallis Opera
House. The London TsaneS usually charv n,
praise spoke IN warm terms Of applause OF this
ptay when ii was produced in London, and
deeotless there will be an appreeiatiye audience
present 10 light TO witness something fresh and
attractive in the dramatic ield. on Mond ay
n gkt Chanfrsu's 'Kifn
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DRY GOODS.
nRy GOODS oHEAr,

nRII eso s! CHEAP,
msnutscfurers prices.
.AHpRosCo6GIN COTTON tsIishly sOIledl lse.
la WHITE BED SPREADS, silo, WORTH
saIaIrse CALICO rs, &c. upward.
DRrsS GOODS l5c., 2Ic,, 9se.. aud apxand
DARK pRiss GOODS, marked S per cent. OF
CkssfMEREs f,r men and bows, ehsa,.
ssp pshSha s a,AS ven ohesp, 81 % Upward;
RioaARDsoN LINENS les. than m.rs.,
prices.
fetG At 6So Penns. avenue, south side.
70 nISSsa sESc gv 81 ts .rsgss
GOODS fSE sks ssHHl HIST b TkVIskO
To ThE LOWEST NET CASH VALUE.
NEW SPRING GOODS
ron r sSsTATSeSk KSf fq-r 'TI5!sp'o
Low PRICES, WITHOUT DEVIATION.
began q WYLtB.
RICH BLACK SILKS!
JUST OPENED,
ICasetIO pieeeslHigh Luster Blacks silks,
Al las per yard.
1 Case 40 pieces Rich Black eros Grain,
at - per yard.
The above good. are GREAT BARGAIN. Also
on hard, a COMPLETE sssortmen of
BONNETrs, BELLOWS, GUINErs, MIL
LIONS, TROUBIS,
and other celebrated makes, which selling at
THE LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES
ONE PBICE ONLY, In PLAIN FIGURES.
W. M, SHUSrER n BR0
fet2i 81 9l9 Pennsy snis avenue.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Aruseme1ts, &C, Tonight

Nas,ouaI TAedtev.-The superb fairy spectacle
of at ndine; or. the Spirit OF the Waters"
Tb,Fs Opera HoAse--s'NOt So Bad After AL"
ard nMateh for a MOther-in.law"
fA>ater CeniqNe--The Remmelsbers sisters
and hosts Of other attractions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-28

AT THIS SEASON Of the year there are ALWAYS
great many farms sold. All those who con-
template buying a farm or rural building site,
not fail TO look at the thirty small farms
offered for sale by advertisement in another
column by X. A Phillips, being the subdivis-
ions OF the most desirable location and section
Of country surrounding this city. In respect 20
tne views, quality Of soil. heslthjness access
bthty, and the extremely low price at which
they are offered, no better selection or invest
ment could be made.
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ACCIpEST.-Mr John w. Lsnham while
cunning on the Eastern branch yasts,,aa. a.
Jumping from has boat TO the shore sccidenisily
caused ne gun 70 discharge, and the load took
ehect IN me MI making a very large ard pain
Jul wound He was taken TO his home belo y
Glesboro., ard attended by Drs. Bain Christie,
and Little, who pronounced the wound net
DANGEROUS.
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MANUFACTURING the best scale in the world.
and making IL point TO spare no expense in or
oer 10 MAINTAIN the reputation acquired during
prosperous career OF over forty wears the
Messrt. Fairbanks are always full OF orders
Ihelr ousiness thus far this year Is largely in
Sxesss OF the same period in 1873. America
leads the world in this branch of industry. and
ne Fairbanks Scale IL the ackno We'd ,ed
standard.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE COLUNRIAS
UNlyKRsITY-The annual commencement OF
the nfty-second session OF the medical depart
ment Of the Columbian University will tax.
place at Lincoln hall on "Wednesday evening
70 the graduating class will be delivered nv
Professor A. Z. A. King. NJ. ID. The valedjc
tory vii 5e given by l.. T. Bremerman, A. B.,
": 10. The names of the graduates were pub
-hshsd In THE STAR Of Yesterday.
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piles, ulcers. tOothache, sore throet, sprains
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
iameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that 1t is-a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings, and
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AN EXTENDED PoPULARITY.-Each year
finds "BrotcR's Bronchial Troches" in new loo ALI
ties in various parts OF the world. For reliev-
ing Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases, the
Troches have been proved reliable. Obtain
only " BrOicH's Bronchial Troches," and do not
take any of the worthless limitations that may
be offered. Sold everywhere. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-28

To GET Rid Of the Chills Immediately, take
Dooley's Ague Powders They cure perma-
nently. 60
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We also continue to sell /:

a. VIII DC seen Dy the above list, STOCK COM
prlses stZteen different grades ana ya-ieties. OF
shion we have large supply now on hand, ana our
isclules Tor obtaining the same are such that
nave ne hesitsncy In asserting thst able 20
compete fully with bouse this side Of New York
SYRUPS.
Mollerf Diamond Dripe, Silver Drfps. Amber
Drps, Golden Syrup, &C, &C., &c.
mOLASSR&.
choice article Of genuine New Orleans always
on hand, ss also other lower grsdes-prices low
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"TIRkD NATURES SWEET RBsroRRR, BALMY
SLEEP" But there are times when this ere.
newer of Strength is denied US, times when
our minds and bodies have been so overworked
and are so worn ont that we "woo the drOwsy
god in vain" The Peruvian Syrup ian Iron
Tonlc) renews our strength and makes our rest
sweet and refreshing.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-22
The President on the Finances.

The President told Boston man who
called upon him the other day, to talk on
the finances, that he did not think that the
Senate currency bill. if he had signed il =,
would have produced imitation in the present
condition OF the country, as there was no
demand for additional currency, and no use
for large proportion of what we now had !;
but the danger was in the future and it was
step in the wrong direction, and he was
convinced that there ought to be no further
additions to our present volume Of lire
deemable paper currency. He said that the
legal tender acts themselves should now be
repealed they had worked out their whole
office; they had carried the country through
the war, aud were no longer necessary, aud
he hoped that Congress during its present
session would repeal all the legal tender
acts, such repeal to take effect January |,
1875, and that thereafter all contracts
should be made on a gold basis. He thought
that this could be done without any disturb
ance of the commercial or financial interests
OF the country, and once accomplished all
temptation to imitation was ended. As TO
the taking away from New England the ex-
cess OF bank circulation, he said that it
really amounted to nothing. The banks
from the East were now returning their cir
eulation and Withdrawing their bonds much
more rapidly than there was any demand
from the West aud South for the circulation.
He thought the figures would show within
the last few months that more than double
the amount Of circulation had been returned
from the East that was asked for by the
South aud West.