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The Great EIood Purifier.
snong aud Pure Rich Bioo3-ineresse OF Flesh
Ard Acisni-Ci-ar skin and Beautiful
C..Il,,i,x iuu secured TO al.

CYI1pit xiou secured 10 al.
Every drop Of the Sarsaparl lian Resoivent ccm-
muuiast.s through the blood, sweat, me- and
aahei fuics and juices Of the system, lie igor OF
I,e Tor II repairs the wastes Of the brdy Nth new
and soand material. > roiula, syphilis, Con-
sumpticn .randular disease, ulcers ia the throat
mouth minors, Modes IN tie glands and othsI
pant, OF he system, ss.e eyes, stfUnoToas uis-
ehar.es I.m The ears, and The wort forms o. ss n
diseases. eruptions, lever sores, sea head rig
verm, .aii rhenn, erysipeas, acne, black sPois
worms in the fesh, tuIlois cancsTs III the womb,
and all weakening and painful disclargs, nisf'
sw-as loss of sperm and all wastes Of the LIE prn-
chile ere within the curative range Of This yoHoei
Of modern chemistry, and a e- Cass Use I'll!
lroye Al person Is'ng IL fer either oil disease
f;s potent po~ er e.re IN, m.
IfIhe potent, daily becoming reduced by the
wastes and decomposition what is eontinu5liy pio-
Rrsss:nS, succeeds IN arresiing those wastes, aud
repairs the sane with new n tteris. maze froEl
healthy bI1od-sud ikis III. Ssrsap ar iian will aud
docs sscure-s cure is cerisin, Tor when ouce tbiS
remedy CONNIE noes il work Il puriica;iUn and
sueoe- ds In diminishing the los Of wastes, IL re.
peirs will be rapid, ana every day toe pA'ent Niii
feel kiniseI: growing better anG stronger the tooo
fool dise ting De Ter, appetite Improving and hes
and weight increasing.
Not only does the oersapsrii ian Sfso!vcnt excel
ali Known r.Ieiic al sgeB IN the .G-e OF Chrome,
scrofulous, constitutional AID Skin diseases bui
II is .ae only pssiiiSe cure for
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GU st. Charles strest. St Louis, NO.
Ha BEEN js~ge, engaged Ia he spseia Of IL
venereal, SeIyaI mn Chronic oieensss
tasa Other Pr acsA, Losss
Syphilis, G onovTh0a, cleet, Structure,
Crchitto, Hernia, or Rupture, ell Urinary
Diseases s.d sypi,ii'tic or n1eFcuriai afYec.
lions Q: IN: throat, skin sr bones, are u...ss
spefmaeosrhcDa, Sexual Debility and
tmpotOncy, ssths resals q ssV sbSss 10 ycstA.
sal mssarer years sd vhi,A
p-sdses % the foosag e6eets: s,sal
sssssss~s. dseihp Ss-sss u stsAS dsfssnss
ssls .. ~ Ises IAysi-si Ssss. ssss % sesssy q
p-rmss.nis eers1 les 8 pse-s rvsifSc % 20
seeve sent II sssIs1 ssssisps Ter Isstses stanps
0!eoase2 peculiar 20 comSa. s.sA -
.ss cs.rsss. Dissasss SD .spessssns erths .re-s
seiisy. ETC.. ssoesssfaiiy tsssssa Deser?''-- F-s
sealed stanps Aes Vim experiences &c
lied aren- II 10 self ss Physician eatBs th"r.
ends Of every osqorss great ski Pay.c,as
knowing tvs frsqueatiy rsesom. Sc 70 ny
fsvsd vh-n visit The city for
medsciaes be express Al h.ie
C..be gaaraatei where sxists tits rsrE
ss,e1 Once Asu-s: A. y. 70 r. 4. enndays. IL n
S.r,es &c tAs esles. Hat highs ring the Door Bsu
Tase snmns r. who's house Of twelve roos1 10 tas
h shs eoantry embracing Reception 81
Coa.ustcn rcsos, BesrdiAg and aieeptnS aPartmsarr
ksiestsi aad yspor Ba;hs comprehensive Laboratory
nsiie aes used IN prepared
latest ID WORKS CO all the schools Of medicine
foaad iastzcli P's'.s life and eoiored life,
ElG.;r-tis d. esni,r.. which have besa procured
for Pa-s. rrsa-iisss VI espeuss. and To BE-
- ', 90 : ! e,r.r.. A1f,ess o. ssors
GSSnsax.JEIxSr :,
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TuEar Of Twelve Years GrOTth
Cured by Railways Rese!yeat.

BEVERLY, Mass, July is, lse9.
Da. RApwAY:-i rave rad ovarian tumor In the
ovsries A. d bowels All the doctors said ''there
vas no he . for IT," tired ese.ythins that We
recommended, but noigins heiPei me. 1 saw
your Kesolveni, and thought would ty II; but
bad no faith il IL, because i had salereI ft
tveIye wears. toox ,ix bottles of the kesoivent
ard one roI OF Railways Pills, and ;wo no ties Of
your keany Reflect an. .h.re is no; sign OF tumci
TO be seen or felt, and feel better, SMARTER and
haopier than have iJr twelve Yeas. Abe Won't
tuner was in t,e .c:t side oftbe bowels, orr tie
Rroin writs this t. you Tor tie benefit os cineTs
You car publish 1t If you choose
HANNAH r. KNAPP.
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PRICE ST. PR BOTTLE,
AN IMPORTANT LETTER

from q prominent gentleman and resident OF Cin-
cinnAti, Ohio, Tor the past forty years well knos
to the Newspaper publishers throughout ;ae United
States:
NEW YozK, Oct. II. 1870.
On. RADwAY.-Dear sir:-I am induced BY
sense OF duty the suffering TO mrko brief state
meui Of the working OF your medicine on myself.
For several years ! had been affected with come
trouble in the bladder and urinary Organs which
some Twelve MONTH $50 eliminated IN most ter.
ribl, affecting a,sease, which the phye-eians ali
said wrs 2rostatic structure in tbs uIstha n asc
Inflammation Of the kidneys and piAdder, and
ave il - their oIini.n that my ase-.3 yeaTs-
would prevent my ever keitlns iadiesii, cured.
had tT ed . number o, physicians, and had ;akep
large quantity medicine, both aiiopathic and
hon,0o,aih,c; but had got no relsoi i had read
Of astonishing cases having been made by your
rrunedies and some four mouths ago read . Co
tice in the Philad lphia sasur AZ Evening Poet
Of cure having been ELECTED on . Person Who q
long been suffering - 4 had been. went hight OF
and eos some Of q. h-your sarapariilian Reeoi.
vsnt, Ready kslief, and Regulating Piiu->nd
commsnced taking them. An three ds,s vas
gxsstly rsiisvej, ana nov EEL IS veil - ever.
G. W. JAMES. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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THE LATEST AND BEST!
THE BEST & CHEAPEST.

aud descriptive list con,sinins testimonials Of
,hounands In use, varying N size from "a IN to
feet
geptin stock, and Gold at Factory prize. b. =.
o. Pray, Minneapolis. MINI.
Z. p silis Il 30 MiisaIk-e Wiscupsin.
GAs frdd = Co., ST. Louis, no
Great Western Aanu.a;tur Is Co, ieNSen.
worth, EGns:<.
Eive, .uoSsi Co.'S Office ard Frci,ry, corner
CANA ani ws-hinStoA 81, Chicago, lliicis.
uar26-std- eovkweoy
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sOiD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
IN ITS FOURTEENTH YEAR.
Why il pays every citizen Ct Esns=s te tale
The KaDsa Farmer,
THS GREAT
STATE AGRICULTURAL PAPER
1T WILL PAY YOU

BECAUSE it is RELIABLE, Truthful and indie,
lie ode I and such il endorsed by tn. peop'e IL
Is :e,riessly the People Acknowledgements
asgressiv At d Original. ~ is unobjectionahle -
q FANNY per a d OF inte'e 10 every mtmn-r
ther.-.f Ii pubiish-s a ke'.abe summsry OF the
Proceedings Of he legislature. 1t Publishes the
off iaI stray List Of the State, Of value Ia every
farmer. 1t gives full original Cop Notes. by ar
mers from every county in The state. tgive, rel
allie geaesai Market Repor's from the great husi.
pess centres / gives the Exp rio nee OF Practical
Farmers ever, subject II gives o. members
ofa iag SPACE paper, .or little mon2y ~ l.,
OF tn. org OF a"y FiBg s-cr, clique, or pohteai
party q be- aIsa the DEPARTMENTS devoted TO
A. rcniture, Her leu lure SIX bre. dug. barry,
ATiary, Poultry Sh ep al d Woo Grow Sci
ence Liter ture, "a Home Rariing are ctre'uIs
edited AMI ooatnbI;,d 10 by lie abs ST writers IN
IN sta p
sample COPY Of the FARMER and the new
Poys' and Girls Ia. er III AskRicAS ioISo
Folks, sent re.
Tx NJ CT sUBsc&PrIoS.
lcopy. 1yerr, 2 numb rs, ro.sss raid 90
80 90 six me-, IS i-V
address, J. K. HUI, ON, Editor and Prop'r.
Topeka kaness.
Subscriptions Received s. tits Office.
noyI5 80
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

NOR tn speedy cure oil &c ninA YEA <nes>, lost
4 manhood aud ali disc der- brought Oh BY lie.
discre,;ons = excess. Any dr.,-ia has tie IN.
Rsdisnra Addree, Do. 4. HILToA 4 o.,
july1o-dAs-S Cndnno4s o.
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:
FANNY CASES.
No
/ With II aPge eree Brsch - Vfa;s
HOSs GOD CASE, and AW0 .s0seys'
BB0niseOI athtc MrGsos rev Okii2 90
q With So .Tge lurs~ESrar!stn Walls
NOau,Co Ca sc ana Specific usmcp'ath-
&c Manual (-nali Soot 20
s. With - large shSe- sss arh0a Wat.
MOROCCO ASH, and specific howeiatb.
&c MANUAL W
4. With 20 sarge 5SYee BbFaessi,,
yi.ss, hOR,JCCp CASE, aud sPec he
.!onGopatEtc Manual 20
s. With 20 Sarge fhres' o.nchsR
Sta:s. PAPER CASE, and specific
Homeopathic Manual ...-.-.--.S 60
sing Large anu w
sold BY ALL DRUGGISrs.
Bent By mail or express, free, on recetp, of the
price. Address.
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Company,
OFFICE AND DEPOT:
582 BROADWAY, n. Y.
Uptown ; -ore, No. si7 Broadway.
Theo Fgers,or., L bert Fa-ham, Agents, Leav.
| en-. orth aprl4-eoddw
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eE - con rer day. Agents wanted. All
% " S6O ci.sse- Of voEtiug people u boi j
sexes, Young ard oil, make more money II worx
for US. in iheir iocxi;es, during their si.sre
nioments or ali the TINE, than st any thing ere.
We oter emf loynent that vii pay hardsom-ly
tor every hours work. F1li particulars, terms,
&c, sen; Tree send u your aidress ., once
Don deiay. Eow - he time. Ion't iCos Ter
work or busil elsewhere, until yea have learned
vhai Oder. u. sTIssos Co, Portland, Name.
mayis-&s-cAy
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kidney & Bladder Complaint

Urinary and Womb diseases Crave, Diabetes,
Drcp.y, stnppsse OF water, ineoniiutnce oi uTiae;
Brfshis disease, a'buminurii, and II all cases
Vher. there re brick-dust deposits, or the water
is.thick, cloudy, mixed with sab-tances Ike the
white of al egg threads ike white sik, or tEets
In mf.rbid dark, bilious appearance, ant wh'te
bone dust depos Is, and when ibere ls prieslns,
brrn;ns sen.sti n wien passing ~ster, and psin
In tie ). AL ui he tack sud g olS the loirs
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WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
FEVER AND A9GE.

Fever snd Ague cured for my cents. There Is
nat 4 remedial agent in the world that viii cure
fever and aau., and all other mslarious, bilious,
scarlet, typhoid, yellow ant other iev-r: !sidsd
Fffy Rad Ways Pills, 50 quick . kad~sy Ee.dy
Relief. Fifty cent? per Bottle
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Bes' Sses HaiP. prever t. B.ldne-s and re-
moves DeIdrud, RIM les, Fietkies, Tan, Birth
N.rSs and oihsi ;m, turtles o the scalp and skin.
sueea asaneOus Diseases such - ,aun-
dice. Wounds, Burns and BARRIERS itch. Also
Catarrh. Chapoed or Cracked haLds. Fro-t Bites,
Chiublains. letter, Salt kheum, kheuma.isra and
Piles
Reoaess she SktW Smooth, clear and
healthy, and IL excellent for cleansing the Meth,
imparihx Q pieasan, odor to the moth and sweet
mes to the breath. SOLD eY eEocEgS AND
DRUGGISTS. opl1o-eo.iwsi
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We have seized upon the following cor
dependence for the benefit Of our readers
TorEKA KAN, Oct. 80, 1879.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-09

anfi-nrofanitY societv in NaSh,,iiie u,htcl,
charges its members cents for swearing.
The price is shockingiy low. One dollar for
plain oaths, 81 for mixed, 8 for twisted, -
with a liberal discount for large orders and
special occasions. The society lately gave
the Woman's Mission Home SEQ. as the re-
suit of their months work. They will have
10 have more stringent assessment law, or
some new act for the collection OF the reve-
nue., or the unfortunate class this tax is 20
save from sin will perish. Il is new idea 10
make one crime neutralize another i'm that
way-an alkali against an acid. These boys
will have, however, 10 swear more or sin will
outgrow their efforts.-CGdIISCfle (TeHHl) To-
b0ccO Lear
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1.-THE MENTAL EFFEC rs OF THE COLD" is
the title OF paper i'm the last number OF the
Spectator, in which the writer eadeavors 20
prove In very satisfactory manner that the
mental effects Of severe cold on social and
individual character are discernible in one
or two different directions Men are aware
of considerable addition TO the draft on
their energy I'm severe weather over and
above that of ordinary weather. In delicate
and middle-aged persons the effect is TO ex-
aggerate the economical reserve and frugal
parsimony Of their character. They econO-
miZe their moral fuel by taking care never
TO do superfiuous things. Every day that Sc
we're cold lasts they feel a need of sharp moral
and Intellectual discipline 10 get through
their ordinary tasks. Getting up itself In a
great expense OF energy; the strong attrac-
tions of the fire, If not resisted, dissolve away
a large amount OF disposable time; cold feet
make serious drafts on the temper, and cold
beds cause a dreadful dwindling in the stock
OF sleep, not 10 speak OF colds in the head, ,
the teeth and the liver. A man is not nearly
so great a man I'm cold weather as in warm
he shrinks within himself, and feels OF no
account. He can scarcely feel bumptuous
enough 10 issue great orders when his nose
is blue and bis eyes are watery. The sense
OF dwindled existence takes down all his
pride He ekeS out his moral resources fru-
gally, but has no joy in his frugality. He be-
comes, in short, a sort OF moral icicle.
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A BALMF0RTH AVENUE MAN was moving
along his garden path, Thursday, when he
stepped on hoop from mackerel keg.
which few up and struck him violently on
the shin. He never said a word. He simply
kicked the hoop into the air, then he ran
after IL and kicked IL across the strawberry
bed, and thence lifted IL over the grape ar
Dor, and from there kicked IL upon the stoop,
He reached the lawn about as soon as Ii did,
and sent 1t over an apple tree, and then he
kicked il clear around the house. After that
he sat down, and examined his shin. Some
men would have lost their temper under the
same circumstances, and sworn violently
DdHbsay Nesrs.
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FTNH0MAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
Il Real Estate Exchange, Sis It'll street north
west, opposite U. S. Post Office.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PRoPERT'
On TIE MEsT SIDE OF MARKET SPACE

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE WEST SIDE OF MARKET SPACE
GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION.
"a By virtue of deed Of trust TO the undersigned,
Iii duly recorded uly 18th, ISL, in Iiber No SIS,
folio Al one of the Land Records of the District of
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby, viii sell at public auction, in front of the
premises, on FRIDAY, March 18th, ISIS, at 4
o'clock p. m, All that part of Lot numbered forty
Beginning ON the west side Of Market Space at the
end OF about eighty three 1881 feet and four (4l
inches south from Bridge street. and running thence
south twenty seven "a feet thence west thirty nine
tSsl feet, thence north twenty seven t2D feet and
thence east thirty nine 500 feet TO the beginning
improved by two story Brick Dwelling
Terms: e-third cash; balance in and II months,
with interest secured by deed of trust on the
ery All conyeyancing at the cost of the purchaser
off. EDWARD j. SHOEMAKER Trustee
marleo THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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~When Pittsburg ladies want TO compli-
ment a gentleman's moustache they calf it
ssreAl camcls hair"
ga Brooklyn lad upset q Jar OF buck
wheat batter that the cook had placed on the
hearth preparatory TO getting breakfast, aud
then went up stairs and told has mother thai
he vas standing On the brink Of q moral Nj
-Bsvokb,n Argus.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
kV1 BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the fine Steamships K. O. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week <f1n<,
ly trips between NEW YORK, X-AfEN
AANDRIA, VA SHIN g TON aud.
from Pier g. Z, East River, every SATURDAY at p.
m; leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY at Q.
m, and ALEXANDRIA the same day at 2 m
For full information apply to Il. p. A. DENHAM,
business Office and wharf, 63 Water street, George
town. ct the Office of the President, P-street
bridge. j. w. THOMPSON, President.
SFreights delivered by Knox 3 Ex press. Orders
left at General Office, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
or at the steamer wharf, will be promptly attended
to ell-tr
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MANS a fool
When it's hot he wants its cool;
When it's cold he wants IL hot
Ne'er contented with his lot.
When it's dry
He for showers is heard 10 sigh:
When-to meet his wish-it rains,
OF the wet the fool complains.
Hot or cold, dry or wet,
Nothing suits that he can get;
i consider, as a rule,
Mans a fool.
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halLhOAUS.
NEw YORK AND WASHINGTON
IN THROUGH LINEIO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA,

n THR6UGH Line 10 BsIyimoRr
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,
ALL POINTS ~ THE NEW FyGLayD
STATES
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
NV YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
The eQuiFIHent on this line Il new aGd Of the most
ELEGANT and inlprt@ -! finish u Hi"s'
TRAIN LEAVING AT 9.23 A. NJ is PrrII
MAN PARLOR CAR TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS
On ard after fEBRUAR Is, ISIS, trains by this
lire will leave Depot Of Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad, corner Of 9Th and streets, a. follows:
sos O m. Express for Philadelphia, New York
and points East daily, except Sunday
9:23 a m Limited Ex press-PulinaD Car Train
for Philadelphia, New York and poinfs va,
daily, except Sunday.
his ?. M Express Tor Philadelphia and New York
daily. except Sunday.
So ?. m. Express for Ptilsdelphis and way points
daily
9.Os .. m. ESPre-- for Philadelphia, New York
and points East daily.
PULLMAN PARLOR AIRS on an Dsy Train.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Night Tr ,ins VI
Tickets and information can be procured at the Of
ces Of the company.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels ana mr.,
rate residences orders left the Offices Of tha
company, northeast corner 18th street and PennsvI
Nsnia avenue, and on northeast corner Of Pennsyi-
vania avenue and 9th street
DEPOT BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
Road, corner 6th and streets.
General Passenger Agent, PHILADELPHIA Pa
GEORGE @. WILKINS
fetl Superintendent, Baltiu1ora
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ID Ed.

HERM0ND. On the 9th inst at 245 a. m, DEs-
BE c., beloved wife of q. NJ. HermOnd, and young.
est daughter OF Mrs n and the late George Grimes,
Of Georgetown, aged 30 years She was a Kind md
sffectioDate wife aud devoted mother, a lfelona
Q bIissful Immortality
She has gone % meet the loved ones,
And the little Angel band
That went before 10 greet her.
In that holy happy land.
Funeral tomorrow afternoon At O'Clock iron,
Congress street NJ. p Church, Georeetown R~is-
tiyes and friends invited. tPhilsdelphis papers
please copyl
KUNkE. On Monday evening, March sth Isr5
at O'Clock, LUDwIe kUSKE, a native of Hessea
Germany, after long and painful Illness which he
age
Funeral win take place from his son i'm -lax,s Mr.
u: Ste de, IL Pennsylvania avenue soufheaSf 10
WHICH friends and scQuanfances are invited 70 at
sPILLMAN. The only son Of pames H. and Oar
re L. spiilman, ON the ON Of March, ~ O'Clock
m.
The funeral 10 take place at No 1917 street
southwest, st 10 clock Wednesday, the 10Th.
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pROPOSALS FOB COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

BVREAU OF ENGEAvINS AND PAINTING,
So, WAsHINGIoN, ID. c., Gath February
Sssied Proposals will be received at this ONCE
gnIn O'Clock a. m, TUESDAY, s0th March, for
i1fnlshing six hundred (6al tons OF run of m ma
iSeorge ereeklCCNBERLAND COAL, TO be de-
seiea AZ snch times and places and in such quanti-
required by act Of Congress, approved July H. 1870
VIZ hat sneh coal shall weigh 20 bounds 10 the
ton, and shall Be inspected and weighed, ana the
quantity OF each load certified the time OF deiy
by the person pointed and qualified under the act
Tor that purpose and that the prescribed fee of ID
cents Tor each ton Of coal pected weighed and de-
hyered shall be paid by the contractor
Proposals will be considered binding for one veel,
from the Sth March, the Department reserying the
right 20 REJECT all portion Of the bids offered
No proposals will be entertained unless accompa-
MED oy salsfsctoTy evidence OF ability to fulf the
contract, nor VIII any payment be made without the
certificate Of the inspector that the coal furnished Is
such As the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed and sent to the ONCE
Of GEO. b. McCARrEE,
Shief OF Bureau OF Engraving and Printing, Treas
ury Department. feb2l- eotnArN
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TO-afORR

WIN. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
w New Marble Building,
NOS 9o and o2 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th st.
ELEGANT WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS,
GGEshs, nuREaUs, BEnSTEADs, ETE-
CERES, HAT RACKS, WHATSOrS, SIDE
B99ARbS; BuFSETS, PARL0R SUITES. MAR
SS3oTTAGGE Sits, HAIR AND sHuCk MAT,
HAND I'll RN lTURE, &C. &c.
n On WEDNESDAY MORNING, March TO-
A,lo15; commencing at 10 O'Clock, We will sell,
4 tadyances and storage. We name in part viz:
20 sets of elegant Parlor Furniture:
cloth;
% Marble top Sideboards;
elegant ktegeres, with marble AID Mirror front
handsome;
Walnut and Oak Extension Dining Tables:
20 pieces Of Oilcloth, different widths;
y pieces OF Mating, viii tie and check;
Marble top Tables Bureaus, Dressing Cases:
W alnut WardrObes, Bookcases, Wiring Desks;
EeEeres, W hatnots, Extension Tables;
w alnut and Oak Dining Chairs;
81 sets Cottage Chamber Suits;
Hair and Shuck Mattresses;
Is sets Tucker Springs, &C., &c.
ALSO,
Two show Cases and Counters;
A lot of Second hand Furniture, Carpets, &c.
We cal the attention of buyers TO the above sale.
as the sale is peremptory.
Terms cash.
mars IRep.l WI WALL & CO, Aucts.
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ID. Real Estate broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and II streets N w.
CHAECERY SALE OF -FOUR STORY
PRESSED BRICK FRONT DIV ELLIN G.,
WITH BACK BUILDING, No. 1909, AND A
THREE STORY FRAME DWELLING, No.
ISM AND 18Th sf fEHs s NoRTH fMFSEkN
- By virtue of q decree passed in the Supreme
LIZ Court of the District of Columbia on the second
day Of January, A ID. 1875 in equity cause No. 1885,
doc. "a, wherein George y. Russell is complainant
and Mary ii Russell ct al. defendants, the I'M
dersigDed will sell, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day
OF March, A. ID. 1875, at O'Clock p. m, at public
parcels OF ground situate in the city of Washington
District of Columbia, known and designated on the
ground plan plat of said city AS lot numbered three
go and the western part of lot numbered two (2 in
square numbered hundred and six 1867 said part
OF lot two (2) having front of four D feet north
L street, and running back the same width to the
rear line OF said lot together with the improvements
&C. the whole Of said premises having a front the
north side of street, between 18th and 18th streets
TO a wide alley.
Terms: Une-third of the purchase money in cash.
and the residue in three equal instalments in six
twelve and eighteen months from the day of SALE
with interest at eight per cent per annum until paid
to be secured by the prossory notes of the purcha
ser, with sureties to be approved by the trustee
deposit OF $3.50 Will be required of the purchaser at
time OF SALE ii conveyancing at the expense of the
purchaser terms Of sale are not complied with in
the property at the risk and cost of the defaultng
purchaser, after FIVE days advertisement.
GEORGE PETER, Trustee.
febl2 eo6ds J. 7. GOODWILL. Salesman.
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ALL OVER the continent Of Europe the
water Is bad, and IL would seem as IL nature
had provided special wine for every district
to make up the deficiency; and yet, strange TO
say, while everybody drinks IL, have not
seen an intoxicated man In France--Foraey's
Letter 10 Phi10delDhiu Press.