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Interesting Landlord and Tenant
Case.
BOWEN VS.. WHEELER.


This case, recently decided by Justice Wal
ter, raises question involving the coDstruc-
ton of the acts of Congress, regulating the
respective rights and duties of landlords and
tenants In this District, which is of interest
10 both classes. Wheeler rented from the
plaintiff, Bowen, for one year, house No
1870 9th street northwest, at monthly rental
OF $40. TO be paid on the first day of every
month until the end of the term specified.
Wheeler, i'm written agreement covenanted
10 pay said rent; and further promised that
in default on his part to Iulfill any of the
terms of said agreement said Eowen might.
upon 1ve days notice TO him. declare the
lease at an end, and proceed 10 regain pos
session of the promised in question. Wheeler
made default in the payment of the rent ior
February. and at his solicitation Bowen de-
layed giving him notice to move until the
18th day OF said month. The notice thus given
was diregarded by Wheeler; and Bowel enter
Ell proceedings on the 4th inst. before Justice
Walter. to regain possession of the house. and
at the same time levied a writ of attachment
make the amount of the rent for the previous
month. Under the latter proceedings the
goods were seized. and. upon default on the
part OF Wheeler, were condemned and ordered
10 be sold. Under the aforementioned pro-
ceeding. for writ OF restitution. Wheeler
Dy his attorney, put IN the plea that judg-
ment having been rendered In Bowers favor
IN the attachment proceeding, he (Bowen)
was satisfied under the law, and that since
the reason upon which his action was basel
had ceased 10 exist, his action ought not TO
tiiett ttic were lDcOn-
sistent with each other, and both could not.
therefore. be supported; and that finally by
getting Judgment in the attachment proceed
ing. the notice to move was thereby waived.
The justice held that both proceedings were
admissible; that they were not inconsistent
with each other, ard that there being no ey-
press act of waiyerl by the attachment pro-
eeeding Bowen had not waived any of his
rights under the agreement In question.
It viii be noticed that the attachment was
levied Tor rent a north in arrear at the time
fIna
Mr. VIM q. Henderson Cor plaintiff, Car
ter Marbury for defendant.
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pRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 9, fSZ5
scared Proposals Tor furnishing Stationery for the
year ending June -. l.I6. will be received AZ this
pSSpar.msnt uhti' the 18Th DAY OF APRIL, 1875, at
Blank forms for bidding viii be furnished upOn
application.
The bids will De considered and accepted or rejected
item by item; and this advertisement aud the pro-
Rosai, 20 Tar a. accepted by the Secretary Of the
Trashy, and the bond accum panying the same
shall Constitute the contract between the Govern
mn. ana ,he bidder n bidders aud no further con
he articles CONTRACTED for must De furnished from
time 70 time during the year, IN quantities pursuant
70 Orders ron the Department. The entire quaint
ties will however. be called Tor during the year
Zach proposal must be signed by the individual or
firm making IL. and he accompanied by a bond a IN
snfhcent sureios IN the sum Of ten thOUsand dollars
tSWUDl. approved BIZ a United States ofic-r ~ fbe
district in which the sureiles reside or 40 businss
on form 10 be- furnished by the Department. CON
ctOned Tor furnishing such portions of the articles
~ may De awarded under II, and the pcrlO Of
All deliveries will be subject 10 inspection hv an
expert detailed Ter he purpose by the SecretaT ~ 81
the Treasury and the delivery Of an inferior article
al the option 81 the Secretary.
Deliveries must lie free VI charge az the Treasury
Department, Washington.
, The failure 20 comply with any one order under
penalty % the bond, or the Secretary o the Treasury
may direct the purchase. in open market. 81 snch
quantities of any articles shall be necessary 10
supply the dehciency caused by such failure, aud
such articles. - ~
Proposals unacconpsnied by satisfactory bond
Will not be considered. and contracts will he awarded
only 20 established manufacturers OF n dealers ina
the articles IN
Proposals. to b. addressed to the undersigned. and
marked " Proposals ioI statiOnery;r
nlaflo-e Secretary of the Treasury
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No Cough Can Re>istIi.

When your suffering friend tells Won that
he has tried all remedies for his cough but
obtained no relief from any. ask him If he
has ever taken HdLes Honey Of HOreispttd and
Tar. If not. he has tried no rsnletly at aH This
remarkable preparation is the only absolute
and uIlydiltng cure for all affections of lungs
and throat which produce dangerous coughs
aud terminate, If unchecked, in consump-
ton. IL has the full confidence not only of
the public, but OF eminent medical men.
Pixies Tooth Ache DTops.-Cure in one min
ute. %
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 22.-virginia SIS, peelers. "a
Nirginia consolidated, 5t1S: West virainias, 10:
North Carolina 6s, old, %; do 70 do. special
taS 3 bid to-day Sugar steady, i0al0S
BALTIMORE, March 22--Cotton strong hut quiet
Low middlings. Is. Flour stesdv aud frnl-Hnw
ard st Get and western superfne 425sa 81 do extra
tasaso do fa,nily, 5s0a 75 City Mill superb ae.
4oai25; do. extra, 475a5 IS; do. Rio brands IS IS;
family, SEQ. Wheat frmer-Na I western amber
I.2sal 70; No. 2 do, - l 2k; mixed d. l22 No
western red IN; No. do, IS; Pennsylvania rod,
i.zsal =; Msr.l1nd red 1.22aI 30; do amber, IS:
40. white l-aal 30; No. western spring red. l. u
Corn ~ mcr-scuthern white SIaS3: southern vel
low, Slssl1s; western mixed, So. Oats quiet and
mined, 6 G5 Eye dull, 0Ial 03. Hay duil-Penn-
sylvania aud Maryland, l9eOa23 90. Provisions
I'll ong. active and advancing. Pork scarce and
firm, 70 toa2l 90. Bulk meats firIn-shoulders, -:
clear RIB sides, lOsall for loads loose jobbins
packed, sAall18 Bacon frm-shouders, on; clear
r ~ slces, rs: Hams. Asl5. Lard frmer. lialfsl
BtteI-gooh 10 extra fine western tubs and rolls Il
a22 Petroleum dull aud nominal, 7lsa7iz Coffee
anu and Domlnai-ordinary 10 prime Rio carcoes
BtsaE4. Whisky firm. ] IS
NEW YORK, March 22.-Stocks active and strong
Money, 5. Gold, l6lS. Exchange, long, Al; short
-; Goyernments active and strong
NEW YORK, March 22-Flour quiet and nm
Changed Wheat dull and dec lining Corn dull
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Condensed Locals

The hull o. the unfortunate steamer Lady
Of the Lake has arrived safely AZ Win ng-
ton. Delaware. vince the boat will be rebuilt
Tor the Potomac trade
The grand jury to-day dismissed the fol
lowing eases. John e.. Cox fai-e pretencrs
n. NJ Hudson libel Frank Alien forgery.
Re -dinaHd Smith ditto and false prefences
Mr.. 4. W. birmingham. in charge Of the
chain gang. has had them remove the fallPv
embankment on Il street between 2tSt AMI
I'd streets. and cleaned NJ the sidewalks
Three or four hundred c. q loads OF carti,
had 10 be removed.
There will doubtless DO n crowded and
fashionable house at Willard Hall at the
Sheppard cOncFrs tonight. a seats were be-
ing dispc-Cd Of rapidly to-day. Mr.. Sher-
hard'Sb-iniant reputation q pianist sho nd
attract our musical people on the OccIsto1 J..
The 20 g-1mnie Is an excellent one.
Rev DIR. j. y. Newman. formerly in charge
Of the Metropolitan NJ. r. church. and who
has been reapPOinted TO the charge entered
uIon his duties yesterday. He preached an
eloque 10 sermon from John vi, II. and AT its
close received cordial greeting from the
membership.
The L. s. steamer Dispatch. which ran
aground in the Eastern branch ON Friday
morning. was bauled of by the United States
STEAMER Triana and tug Saturday morning.
and resumed her trip TO New Orleans where
she is To take ON bOard the Senatorial excuT-
sion party bound for Mexico. She arrived at
Fortress Monroe yesterday.
Yesterday morning very large audience
NJ Epiphany p T.. church witnessed the con-
fiTmatfon of IL persons. The Right Rev
Bishop Pinkncy delivered an able discourse
from Luke NiX;ii: when he drew near he
beheld the city and wept over it." Toe class
for confirmation was prepared by Rev. M.
EoSs, assistant rector of the parish.
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LOCAL n X W s.
Amusements, &c., To-Nixht.

PorsFs Op1d Hossse.-The Msjilsons i'm
'Ding-nOng. or the Pretty LauOdreSseS -
and 1.-The Laughing Hyena."
National 7heqte'.-Albert W. Aiken in The
Witches o. New York
1asGt- CbsTig7U-Tne great drama Of
"Bertha- or the sewing Machine Girl" and
other attractions.
Avenue Thewc.-sThe Grand DacheSs'' and
a miscellaneous performance OF attractive
novelties.
WiRGrci HGR.-Jesse Shepard, the great
pianist
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The Imprisoned Frenchmen.

CORRESPONDENTS IN THE CASE.
Reference has been made in some of our
co ltempOraries to the cases of Paul Godfrey
end Victor George, two natives of Fra ice,
who had been cOnfired in the Jail here on the
charge of stealing horse, and were la It week
released on nOtie pros. being entered. From
the tenor OF some of the publications, it
would be inferred that there was no case
against the prisoners, and that some one was
greatly at fault for arrestiug and confirming
them. The following letters throw some
light ON the subject; the first being from the
French chancellor to District Atty Fisher
and the second from Mr.. Fisher to Detective
McDeyitt, who arrested the two men:
CHAMBRUN TO FISHER.
WASHINGTON, March 81, 1S75.
Ny Dear Judge;-The Capita, of this NOM
ing and several other papers, to which my
attention was called yesterday evening, con-
tains gross misrepresentation of the facts
relating 10 the two Frenchmen, about whom
a nolle prosequI. OF course, you will see
that have not had any thing to do with any
publication of this sort, and had spoken to
reporters would have stated the case in an
entirely different way. IL was an act OF
g1eat kindness on your part to save me the
trodble and expenses attending the ipvesti-
eation Of the facts needed for the defence of
those men, and of course there was a prima
facie case against them. / viewed your ac-
ton solely in the light of benevolence to-
wards helpless strangers, and of courtesy to-
wards me. Therefore, i am exceedingly
sorry that people have gossiped about a ca sc
the features OF which are completely I'M
known TO them. OF course, II you deem 10
to be of the least importance to yourself, or
to The office at the head of which you are
placed, to make q statement to the press, /
authorize you To make use of this note: and
should you prefer 1T i would state the facts
just as they are to the editor of any paper
you name. / am, very respectfully. yOufs,
CHANBRUE, E329 g street.
To the lion. Geo. u. Fisher.
FISHER TO MCDEvITT.
ODee Of I. IS. Atty Jor The Dis. o.; C6t,0RJid,l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March q, 1875. s
DEAR SIR herewith enclose a copy OF q
letter received by me this afternoon from the
Marquis de Chambrun. AS you were the
officer who brought the two Frenchmen
mentioned in it from the state of Maryland
into this District, for doing which you have
been censured i'm the Republican of Friday
last, give you this copy of the Marquis let
ter to satisfy you of what assured you of on
Friday, that the Marquis was incapable of
lending his sanction in any way to such
miserable newspaper gossip.
II you desire you may publish the letter of
the Marquis, emitting that portion which /
have marked which relates TO myself alone,
and is more com plimentary than deserve.
That do not wish published, as make il a
rule never to reply to any reflections cast
upon me in newspaper articles. / should
omit that portion of the Marquis letter i'm
the copy give you only that desire you TO
know bow he reels upon the subject.
Yours truly, GEO. p. FISHER.
JAMES A. MCDEvITT, Washing ton, ID. c.
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FIVE MEMBERS of the senior class at Har-
ward intend forming party to travel on foot
fhrough Ireland. England, France 8 sitzer-
land. Germany, and Ifa,v. They propose TO
start imme'iataiv aft II comm once nent and
oeaesen; about year. They will take pas
sage over 10y >teeIase aud return by cabin.
BY roughing it they hope to get a better in
sight into the customs and habits of the
people whom they will meet than they could
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-22

MANY SUFFER rather than take nauseous
medicine. Sufferers from coughs, colds. in
nuenZa, sore throat, or tendency to Con
sumption, will find in DR.. Visitors BalsaT OF
Wa Cherry remedy as agreeable TO the pal
ate as ehectual in removing disease. Fifty
cents and 81 a bottle; large bottles much the
cheaper. 90
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
WAahfnUfAu RSsR.

SOLO by X A. Golden 4 Bro, fish agents.
to-day: 5000 punches rock and perch sold
nom To % cents per bunch: 2 200 herring
sold at s2l.5o per thousand; 1.0o0 buncles cut
nSii Sold from 5 TO 10 cents per bunch; go shad
sold from S35 TO S5i per hundred.
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CIT Y IT MS

SORE THROAT, QUINsY, NFANFD ToS-
SILSdId AIR PASSAGES are promptly cnrel
by the use of Ponds ErtIdc,. Ii ,.eUer fails
ELEGANT, sweet, light, and wholesome
Bread, Rolls, Biscuits, Corn Bread. Mullins.
Buckwheat and other Griddle Cakes, and
Pastry and Cakes of every variety prepared
with Dooley's Yeast Powder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-22

SUDDEN DEATH-Mr. joseph Ashley, a
clerk In the Tnird Auditors oiice, Ire .srIry
Department, dioppc1 dead this morning
about 7:30 O'Clock at his rooms, 1913 T. street
whilst preparing for breakfas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-22

UNFADING LONELINESS belongs only To
the immortals, but whoever uses the rragant
o9zodoR can at least defy time to injure one
of the elements OF beauty. a good sci q,
teeth. on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-22

yesterday reported At Fishtown this morn
Ing: were 40 bur hes from Deep Hole and
200 lunches from Plum Tree, which sold at
nom cents per bunch for yellow perch and
catfish, To 20 cei Is for white perch and rock.
Among them were q few bunches OF herring
RAILROAD APPoINTMENr We under
stand that Col. q. J. Foreacre. at present
su perinfenoert OF the Atlanta Division OF
the Georgia c ntral Railroad. has been APP
rointed by the President and Directors ofthe
VIRGINIA Mid and Railroad Conn any Gene
raj Manager. TO take charge in the early part
Of next monIh-Gdzeise 2Okh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-22

PURIM.-On Saturday night at sunset there
began one Of the most JOYOUS of the Heir wv
festivals (Purim), the celebration of which
continues until tonight. II Is common IRA
~ ol us ~, whinb RSorew race from
signed, the history OF which is told in the
book OF Esther. The Purim ball will take
place tonight at Masonic Temple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-22

BOOKS AND STATIONERY

UNHE vERY NEWEST BOoKS-Tha Usrt-.
fa,i I'll statesmen 9 Year book IS So MSine !.
hdiy hisinry OF Institutions. IS: Nafne's 49,,
Law, So; Barnard Private Lille 81 K,r, e .,
nnarcIsy snsln, Art Remains, &C, vsis as,
ms;as Ma Joi,iah, bric brac. 81 so smith, e.
MIN MI melneerS and Senator's Of the new Cansr-Ss
noI, noe bloSsoming u an Aloe. soc: smith :
nesih' cl' \ Summary Of Modern History - -.
AnaIey story Of Fellow Soldier, sI7s: Rich MAJ
MaN Two Lovers Sl.H0 Initial Note Pane -,
knNel0pes toma ch in boxes az q cents ssct Il ~,
Eas,st a9a Desk Pads for travelling FROM . cents
IN great variety. SoLOMONs a CH1PNAN 49,
Lanrenoe ," Pun Linen Pan.rs q d p. - - =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-22

If You SAVE SLOWLY you are sure to &C.
eumulate Deposit i'm the Metropolis SAVINGS
Bank, corner 18th street and Louisiana ave-
nue..
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weather PROBABILITIES To-day.
oyrICx OF CHIEF SIGNAL oEFIoER.

. >. d
During the rest OF Monday, thI on zhout the
lower LAKE region. the Atlantic and eastern
gulf tates. rising or stationary barometer,
roTtht asst 20 northwest wirds, clear, cooler.
followed by warmer weather. except cloud
and possibly rain near Cape Haiteras, at
tending a storm center 10 the Southeastward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-22
THE COURTS.

RAILROAD CONDUCTORS should wear Elm
wood collars, as dirt will not stick to them
Adj,
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~, DISTRICT % CoLUMBfA,
WASHINGION, ID. G, March IS. IS7s Z
Sealed Proposals in BE- received AZ this Offc nm
VI u clock N. SATURDAY, March p. ls75 H.
furnishing an the supplies used IN each 81 the VAR
December 81. ISIS. f ""'''
Forms OF proposals, classified schedules Of ar,i-
elss required and other information viii 10 furD-
the 18th inst. ~ y"
PROPOSAL should D. Endorsed Proposals. fer sun
pllee Tor District u Columbia, and should be III
rected 10 the Commissioner, ID. c.
By order.
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Poisoned to Death

A healthy liver secretes each day about
two and half pounds of bile, which con-
from the blood. When theliver becomes tor
pld or congested, il fails TO eliminate this
vast amount OF noXious substance. which
therefore, remains to poison the blood and be
conveyed TO every part of the system. What
must be the condition of the blood when il is
receiving and retaining each day two and n
half pounds of poison? Nature tries 10 work
OIL this poison through other channels and
Organs-the kidneys, lungs, skin, etc: but
these organs become Overta xed in performing
this labor, in addition to their natural func-
tloDs, and cannot long withstand the pres
sure, but become variously diseased.
The brain, which is the great electrical
center of all vitality, is unduly stimula ted
by the unhealthy blood which passes TO il
from the heart, and 10 fails to perform its
office BEAUTIFULLY. Hence the symptoms of
bile poisoning. which Are dizziness, hea lache
lncapacity to keep the mind on any subject,
impairment of memory. dizzy. Sleepy or
nervous feelings, gloomy forebodings and ir-
r1tability of temper. The blOOd itself being
diseased. as il forms the sweat upon the sur
race OF the skin. is soirritating and poisonous
that 1t produces discolored brown spots PIN
pies, blotches and other eruptions. sores
boils, carbuncles, and scrofulous tumors
The stomach, bowels, and other organs
spoken of, cannot escape becoming affected,
GOner or later, and costiveness, piles dropSy
dyspepsia, diarrhoea, female weakness, and
many other forms of chronic disease, are
among the necessary results. AS a remedy
for all these manifestations of disease DR.
Pferce's Golden Medical Discovery with
small daily doses of his Pleasant Purgative
Pellets are positively unequalled. By them
the liver and stomach are changed TO am ac-
i've and healthy state, the appetite regulated
and restored. the blood and secretions thor
Oughly purified and enriched, and the whole
system renovated and built up anew. Sold
by all first class druggists and dealers i'm
medlclne. coax
Spring Shooting.
Latlmer Cleary have fine collection Of
English and American breech- loading Sport
inc (,nnS for .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-22

j. T. BRoDHEAD, No. SIS 18th street, Is pay
ing special Improvement taxes at the lowest
rates. Give him call before paying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-22

DECREE OF DIVORCE. - Today, Judge
Wylie, in the Equity Court made a decree
divorcing Mary l.. Town from the bonds 'of
mat"imoDy with Edward ID. Town on the
ground o. bad tire .tment. The p" rites were
several years. The decree gives plaintiff
custody of the children and SG5 per month
alimony. Mr.. r. X. Elliot for plaintiff. f..
TOtten for defendant, and the testimony was
taken by Mr.. In2ersoll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-22

DLkoF LI-O tRoFLA will be the great at
,r rdct!On u1fihg Faster week at the National
tbeattt. Inls charming Frerch opera has
been played az the Park Theater. New YORK
Tor hity nights and drew Immense borses
The voices OF the artists are spoken Of az
singers. """o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-22

CHALLENGE FOR A ROw.-Mr j. w. PAN
dali. OF the champion four of the Potomac
Boat club of Georgetown, has issued a chais
Isnge sn which ne offers TO row any member
Of any organized southern club q three or.
nve- mile slngle-scull race for Prize not To
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-22

THE Elmwood and Warwick Collars at
Francs, f3l-t5S 7th street --Adr.
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DRoPosALs FOR SWEEPING AND CLEAN
ING ALLEYS.

ENGINEER OFFICE, DISTRICT OF CoLuNBt,,
Washington, March IS. Is7s. (
Sealed Proposals will be receive at this Once nm
tIl y clock m. ON SATURDAY, the 18th Of March.
M, Tor clesning and Sweeping the Alleys IN the
cites OF Washington and 0eOrgetovTr for one year
Blank forms and all necessary information can b..
obtained upon application AZ this once
BY order Of the Engineer
FRANK HOWE.
hari9-td lChron, Repl Chief Clerk.
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pRoPosALS FOR COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
RTREAT A. uINr N p

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF ENGKAvINS AND PRINTING,
WASH GIoN, ID. O., 24th February
Sealed Proposals. will be- received al this once
until 10 O'Clock =. IN, TUESDAY, SOth March, for
furnishing Elk inbred lssol tons Of run Of mine
Georges creek l0UMBERLAND COAL, 20 be de
nSered at such tius and places and in such quaint
ties AZ may be required and subject 90 the conditions
required by act u Congress, approved July H. 1870
VIZ That such coal shall weigh 30 pounds the
ton, and shall be inspected and weighed, and the
BY the person appointed and qualified under the act
Tor that purpose and that the prescribed Zee Of D.
hyered shall be paid by the Contractor
Proposals viii be Considered binding for one week
from the SOth March. the Department reserving the
right 20 reject all OF portion Of the bids offered
No proposals viii be entertained unless accOmpa-
MED by satisfactory evidence Of ability fu the
contract nor viii any payment be made without the
certificate Of the nspectOr that the coal furnished ia
such as the contract CALI for.
Proposals should be addressed and sent 20 the once
Of GEO. b. McCARTEE,
Chief 81 bnresu Of Engraving and Printing, Treas
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WARREN CHOAIE &Co,,

LIST OF NEW AND GOOD BOOKS
ect insight into The Empire of Russia b.
Personsl "Reminiscences by Tb,mSs NJ "a =
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The Statesuanis Ycsr III g, --.l ~
snort bistory of English People Con,aining
cnrohoiogiCai and geol gicsl tSbles-With
maps A delightful book. ByJR Green.
.
eeansni , History. With maps aud cum.
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Lesslng Iascoon. Translated, aud with pTs-
I bss,i ana notes by the Right Hon. Sir Robert
~, Phiimore. With Illustrations syo M
Inc M, hlie BOAT and It's Work. By Richard Lewis.
British Wild Flowers in Relation 10 IDsec, II %
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPoSALs FOR SUPPLIES FOR THT GOV.
l. EKNMhNI OF THE DISTRICT OF co
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CHARLES HEIDsIECK,
Sillery or Extra Dry Champagne,
Excelled by none.
Il, EOS: For sale by HALL & HUME.

CoRNs, &C.@"The wise for health on daily
walks depend, )" and thousands patronize DR..
Whites establishment, 5S5 18TH street, oppo-
site u. 8; Treasury, to avoid painful Corns,
Buniops, Inverted Nails, etc.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-15

In Carson City. June II, 1876, to the Of Zen.
william n. Beatty. 500.