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DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 9. 1875.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
year ending June 80, lS16, will be received at this
Department until the 18TH DAY OF APRIL, ISIS, at
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
application.
The bids will be considered and accepted or rejected
item by item; and this advertisement and the pro-
posaL so far as accepted by the Secretary of the
Treasury, and the bond accompanying the same,
shall constitute the contract between the Govern
nent end the bidder or bidders, and no further
tract will Re executed.
he articles contracted for must be furnished from
time 10 time during the year, IN quantities pursuant
TO orders from the Department. The entire quaint
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
nrm making IL, and be accompanied by bond, with
sufficient suretics, in the of thousand dollars
l00l, approved by United States officer of the
on Q form to be furnished by the Department, con-
dtoned for furnishing such portions Of the articles
as may be awarded under it, and the performance Of
All deliveries will be subject to inspection by an
expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary Of
the Treasury, and the delivery Of inferior article
At the option OF the Secretary.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, W arlington.
=, The failure to comply with any one order under
the contract will operate forfeiture Of the entire
penalty OF the bond the Secretary Of the Treasury
may direct the purchase, in open Market Of such
supply the deficiency caused By such failure, and
charge to the contractors ffty per centum OF the
price which 1t shall Be found necessary TO pay for
Proposals unaccompanied By Q satisfactory bond
will not be consdered and contracts viii be awarded
only to established manufacturers Of or dealers in
Proposals to be addressed to the underlined. ana
marked 81 Proposals foa Stationery"
mario eolst Secretary Of the Treasury
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THIS EVENING.

nRNITHOLOGY ATTRACTIVE AUCTION
~ sALE 90 NATIVE NNg STUFFED . r.,
bh ". u. WALL 4 90. AUCTION .E ~
On FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 90. At
STORE N aSp pENSGINkNlA ANN d.
BEINEEN 9TH AND iGrH STREETS
S<e The Birds ar ta~t .iuiis aTraur..l iu rH,r4.
- under French crystal glass shade. form III o.
- - s1,st beautiful farl0r Orn ,merts t.. rn..-s
CsleciiHn "a .e1 spsguI,Ds viii H-iriytly D. sllf
without r--ryg. IN fo:- tn suit, fridav mirni RI
1oA clock, aftern1 N az , = clerk. and evening
81 O'Clock, aud continuing daily until an aTa II
lsdirs are &C. Ecgisiiy invited 90 attend The r-us.
ton n now ON exhibition. Y Il GALBRAITu
NatursliS. NV inrk city.
apsst IE@P 2tl NM. l.. WALL 90 Aurls
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n letter from Hon. Sam. Randall in an
other column affords indubitable evidence
that Congress, in passing the personal tax
law, intended 10 derive from il but 800, 900
at the outside. 1t is also quite certain, from
the tone Of this letter, that if the onerous
features of this imperfect and virtually inn
practicable law are not enforced until the
meeting of the next Congress, that body
Will either rescind the law altogether or anne
Horate its rigor las low construed) To a great
extent Now, when Congressman themselves
come forward TO say that Congress never in
tended to blister the community with the
enormous taxation contemplated in the
schedules issued, il seems to us that the
commissioners can very properly defer the
enforcement of the doubtful features of the
law until the meeting of Congress in Deem
Der; the more especially as there will be
ample time after that To carry ii out and col
iect the tax within the fiscal year named in
the act
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ID. Real Fs,ate Broker an4 aur'ione,r
FEDERAL al.laing. corner "a snl So. n'-thv--,
TRTSTEr's SALroF a TWErE STORY BRICK
bETMlfN IN AND 50 STREETS NORTH
WEST, Ne. 205.
- By Nitfu- - a Ia - t-u4t, dad n-f.,l,.-
"a c.th. 4. Z. ls-g, ,jUly rev ~ I'd M Iih-r Na 6s,
trict Il Columbus. ana ~ ~" reIn-sf 81 ~ party
secured thereby. ffN 81 ~ public aurffH "a
font q The premises, on NEPN ESDAY. F-h-asrf
%, ISIS 20 o'c'ck , m tha fe.iaetuc ae~cfi si
tr:ct 81 C,iuutia vi An ;haf piece OF gsrr.l ~
ground known and i1-igna-rd ~ q nrHil.-r~<
nineteen, Ia ~ l. h AiraS sUtii isisa 81 part
oi 1t Numbered one l. u Square i've han 'r "a
dgly re-,rdei ~ Lib,r u u. g., $40 So. IN ne
Office e the = aid tfK 81 a-hiugton 10
'fher with the imprUy eun.nts, SC.
Terms by Virtue -; certain writing signei hy
nhcve described property are one third ca-h, az
the balance ~ siN, twelve and gighcHn N nnthf. r
which the notes cf Oh" purchaser. bearing inter~t
At the rate Of eight pr cent p auuu frem ths
property sid, vii BE- taken. deposit = 10 "a
he required q the purchas-r the time e ssls a.
al conNeyancIn AZ the expense a purchaser o.
terms IT sale are not complied WITH ~ seven dss~
the risk and cost 1t the defsul,ng purchasr ~
five days advertisement.
CHARLES {. BURR, lr-,...,.
JOHN q HARNSfSS.N ''"-'''S'
,. T. CoLnwELL, salesman
rP-THF PURCHASER HAVING FAILED To
mry With tlfa above terms TN PROPERTY ,EIrf D.
r-~eld. ~ trout g the prevails. FRIDAY, Aps,l
sth, lS-5. : O'Clock . IN, n tn risk ans $50 {
IihkLtS G RvRR. tr-
JOHN Z HAghNESS. iFn' ''-
er2i }. CoLDwEiL, salem
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Average Daily Circulation, l4,62S


Elsewhere will be found a report from tho
Citizens Committee upon the present status
OF affairs IN regard TO the personal tax law.
While they have not succeeded in securing
the construction OF the law which they main
tain was the intent of Congress, and which
they urge should be its construction in the
interest Of right and justice, it is quite evil
dent that they have not abandoned the field
OF their mission. The public may feel as
sured from the character of the men that
they will maintain an active vigilance, AMI
that TO loOphole OF relief for the burdened
tax payers will escape them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-09

The Baltimore papers OF this morning, one
and all, contain the official statement of the
Chesapeake ard Ohio Canal Company reIa-
tive TO the effort that has been making by all
the communities and parties concerned in
the navigation OF the canal to induce said
company To lower their tolls. in conformity
with the examples set by the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, the New York state canals
and all private parties interested
We propose TO give these documents due
examii alton, and hope TO present results to-
morrow For the present we have only to
say that cause which needs the suppress
sion OF oft-repeated truths. cannot be a good
cause in itself and must not expect finally to
win An editorial in one of the Baltimore
journals of to-day persists in stubbornly ig-
noring the salient and vital fact that coal by
canal does not stand In the market by from
= TO 80 cents per ton on the same footing As
railroad coal. This is after Mr. Gorman's ex-
ample, who denied that there was any differ
ence at all; though Col. Berrett acknowledged
there was difference of 20 per cent. Why
blink point so important?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-09

Our Courts are having quite time OF il
settling who is TO pay for the sandwiches,
champagne and chicken-fixings supplied to
The Hon Feather Busters of our immortal
House OF Delegates. See Court proceedings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-09

There seems TO he no disposition on the
part OF the Baltimore school board 10 abolish
corporal punishment in the public schools
A committee recently appointed to examine
the case Of pupil VINO had been chastised
In reporting unanimously, recommended no
change in the rule relating 10 corporal
punishment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-09

The Philadelphia S,dr comes To the sorrow
full conclusion that there is not an absolutely
honestly managed municipality in the coun-
try.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RtNT-Furni,hed OF uniurnished ROOMS
Il en- suite and single. Also, desirable OFFICE
for physician. Inquire at s2l q st. ar5-lm
EOk SALE OK RNNT-That beautiful Mil
L 1EoPEkTY lately owned by Evan Lyons, - /,
OF Georgetnwn, ID. C, situated Rock Greek. east
o, oak III Cemetery; The capacity Of the MI, is
about 80 barrels day, besides the Corn aud PiRs
tsr SHl The Dwelling house is very comrnodiaus
and desirable, and there is ample stsbling. besides
ether ont houses about a. Of land attached
10 tie premises. The Ml Sill be sold n rented on
literal terms Apply 10
ars6t DoDGEa No. 500 St
R'OR RENT OR SALE-CUTrAGE, seven rooms
Il water, cellar. stable, fruit. IN the healths vii
lsge OF Mount Pleasant, one mile from Boundary
Inquire Of Pr. BEIED, street, opposite Patent
Office, or near premises. marsl lst'
EoR RI NT-Two riesssEt furnished ROOMS,
i With Board, in q new house. with all modern
IN rroveLents. No. 1914 New York avenue n ,rth-
west NARY
EOR SALE-HOUsEs $40 NJ street, 81. so; so1
Il street, Sisooo; No. l412 9Th street north
west, niue ros ms, S6o0 Also, two story Brick
n SiDENCE, corner 5th and q streets northwest.
Price. CCo: aud q large number II others IN all
nsrts OF the city. EDWIN J. SWEET,
onar2S I'm 511 7th street northwest.
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Postmaster Jewell. who has been eminent
~ successful, not only i'm the domain OF poll
ties, but in the business world, sees no good
reason why the machinery of the government
should not b. run on strict business pTinci-
pies. When he assumed the responsible du-
ties of his present position he found an ap-
parent indifference to details in many in
stances which rendered various irregularities
possible, this being especially true OF the
contract Office. one of the most important bI-
Teaus in the department. lie Immediately
initiated the work of reform, and how sue
cessfully 10 has been carried on is already
known. But the results thus far are only
partial. in fact the extent 10 which the irauis
in question have heretofore been carried
has not yet been fully developed. Certain
parties. at present far above suspicion in the
public mind. are being gradually bat surely
enmeShed in the tolls, and in all probability
will soon be called upon To step down from
the positions which they have used for their
own personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and profit.
For years past, on account Of the cupidity of
these unworthy public servants. the advcr-
Using Of proposals, the opening Of bids AMI
the award Of contracts have been a mere
mOckery and a fraud. Honest men. who
came here from distant states. in spite
OF their best endeavOrs, found themselves
continually circumvented by the maciina-
tons o! thieves and plundercrs. and 80 far
was this system of fraud carried that many
contractors abandoned the field i'm disgust.
fading themselves unable TO cope with their
more Inscriptions competitors. Governor
Jewell has rendered the government an i'm
portant service in uncoyering this unclean
nest he i determined, no matter who may
De affected, 10 continue the probing process
until II reaches every person who has con-
nj x-ad. .la.V
such persons have committed no offence re-
cognized as such under existing laws. they
can. at least, be ANONYMOUSLY disnissei
from the positions they have abused, and
debarred from hereafter holding any Office of
profit or trust in the public service.
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To IoR ROW.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auc,ionrer-
IL Corner 9Th ami A. streets n5rthwes.
$4,000 WORTH or STAPLE DRY GpoNs
FANCY aud MILL merry GpODSz AUCTION.
BLING INK ESTIRE STOCK # a WHOLE
SALE HOUSE IN BALTIMORE.
nh On THURSDAY MORNING. arrfl - IN.
M k,m'iclng AZ 10 e-l!ock, aud continuing s..rr
2ll2poIning therepfteg VH,l lbe 81. !: -.a-r :,
q posed 81, MA sell, al oo2 -tre-t n,rhW-.t
one Il the largest aLt best assorted st.cks e ~
Goods eser offered at auction in tins city, compss
ing
2 &C dozen Hosiery. Napkins
coo Dozen Linen Handkerchiefs.
1tg DOZEN CUr-cts, La Shawls
leo dozen Towels, different qualities.
go dozen asserted Gloves, silk and thread
80 dozen lid Gloves, assorted brands.
collars, Cuffs, Velvet Ribbon.
Barge. SN les, SAinso8k. Crash.
Spool Cotton, silk, Thread
2DlsO ysul> Hamburg Edgng
PaTasOls. Umbrellas. Shirt B.snms
lCu Lace ShawlS. iRrSellles. Tides.
Black and c lorcd = Tx. Sheetincs
Prints, shirtng, Cashmere.
Table Linen. tnamsl fioth.
Reng the entire stock of Ubbing house lately dong
business on bcward street, Baltimore. Th,s entirs
stock uill pr-'ively b. sold. The attention of dat
ers i invited 60 this - pck. Terms cash.
Ell SAN>rA,s, Sslesmsn
sr5 DCNCANSON BROS Aucts
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TRUSTEES SALE oFVkLUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE


80 By virtue Of de,d e trust, dated August q,
k A. ID. los4, sld duly recorded in LIber 760 folio
l5, et sea-, Of tn land records of Washington
county, District Of Columbia, and by direction Of
the party secured thereby, in writing, will sail
AT public auction, on WEDNESDAY, April 4, SIS,
AZ o'clock r. m, in front Of the premises, being
pant Of square umberei seven hundred and twenty.
siN, 49, beginning iur said part ut q point On
Maryland avenue one hundred feet southwesierly
IRON the southeast corner Of said square, aud run
ming thence along said avenue southwestwardiy
twenty hve (25 feet; thence Mt right angles with
said avenue northwestgardly forty three feet and
four Inches i34 then north sixty OD feet north
street. then along said street east twenty i've
feet; then south ny three feet and sixinches,
and thence 10 SAID and the place Of ginning
improved by two frame houses, two stories each.
Terms OF sale; $500 and interest in cash, together
with the expenses II SALE balance in two equal in
stain At six and twelve months. with notes of
the purchaser, bearing interest at ten per cen;um
per annum, and secured By deed Of tru.t on the
premises. The secured by this deed of n ust
s SIS 0p. with interest from the 18th day Of august
1874. Conyeyancng at cost Of purchaser S2O -
DC paid down when the property Is knocked Oh.
JOHN Johnson, iTrn.,...
J.N. N. HUYCK, trustees
marz3 dads LATIMEk q CLEARY. Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE rs PosrPosEp until
WEDNESDAY. April q, ISIS, same hour and D. ace
APP dads LATINER a CLEARY, Aucts
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NOUNG MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Il Real Estate and Insurance. Agents,
saS Market epaoe, Board Of Trade Rooms.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL "a.
TATE IN The COUNTY OF WAsHINGrON,
pdSTRlCT OT CoLUMBIA, NEAR UNI0N,
~ IEH MiNUtEs WALK OF TIE NAVY

- cBy virtue Of deed Of trust to me, dated the
Llber and Z, No. 2, folio q, one Of the land
records OF ashingtou county, District Of Columbia
eno ~ the written request OF the party secured there
~, will sell g pubic auction, the PREMISE
the highest bisder, on WEDNESDAY,, ApriI Inc
ltsh, It celoek , m, the foio.ins Described re.i
H.tsd in Msshinxton county, in the District Of Co
Iumeia, and described 2. follow. beginning At
Union,oxn e Bennings Bridge. and the northset
corner Of that part Of the tract u land called Chi
eSsssstsr," which vas :old By Doh. A. snith e
OK deg east sS sest, thence south % DEG, we'd
2913 feet to the dividing line besweeu Charles A.
kr.s:s .nd Mrs.. 0s,eri.set, thence north g deg.
thsocs north 50 des wss 50 fest 70 IL beginning,
Terms d sale: One half cash ,shs residue In equal
paynents I'm ak and twelve month";, with interest,
secured By the purchaser and dosd Of trus on
the Drs@isss: Sao o e paid down On he DAY q
Of Iurchaser. II the terms u ale ere mot com
piled With In I'VE days. the trustee reserves the rRht
to resell On teu days public notice, q &c cot en
risk Of ths asfsalsstef RHr'sshsse ss,.,-v -
n.rsesm YoSunsSS Z kiS6bfiEafsos, xssi..
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D"' nOn 1iS iSTs s,,pvvr ID, Avn

hR. ROBERTAON,
IL AIS 10TH STREET, NEAR Pa. AVE.
From long experience in both hospital and private
practice viii guarantee cure in all Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, Gonorrhpa, elect, Structure, So phi
Ills, and Spermatorrhaa. Cases of Gonnorrhpa re-
Gently contracted cured in TO days. Syphilis in all
Its stages quickly cured, and the poison entirely
eraticated from the system, without the use of mer
abuse In youth causing loss of memory and insanity
general debility, organic weakness, mpotency, nery
Gus irritabilty, symptoms Of consumption, indge5-
non paipltaflon OF the heart, pains in hack, dmness
Of sight giddiness, evil forebodngs, self distrust
&C, speedily cured by newly discovered remedies
pr; B., located for many years at 10 S. Eutaw st ,
baltimore, Md, has consented, after many soicita-
tons by his ashington patrons, to open q perma-
nent office in that city. where he may be consulted
every W Wednesday and Saturday in each week. from
to9p m. mar9ly
ROGERTS VEGETABLE COUGH sYRVP.E
be cured BY qs .sA c eSpGf
SYRUP" 1t lie also the best in for Coughs,
Colds Hoarseness. Sore Throat Group and ali Bron,
chial Affections. For sale by the principal Druggists
and wholesale by CHA ARIES STOTT i CO., and by
the proprietor, 1912 G st northwest. novAly
MANHOOD RESTORED.-A victim Of youthful
!Vl lmprudence, causing premature decay, nervous
debility, etc., having tried in vain every known
remedy, has found q simple selfcure, which he will
send free to his feow-sufYerers. Address J. H.
REEVES, 7s Nassau St, New York. jy6-m.wfm
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE-Happy relief for
~ young men from the effects of Errors and Abuses
in early life. Manhood restored. Impedimepts to
Marriage removed. New method Of treatment New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
ISOLATION, 4l9 N. Ninth street, PhiiadeIphis,
Pa.,-an Institution having high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional skill.
janll INV ism
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BANKERS.
NATTAMn yEGETARLE CATHARTIC
~ AND ANfl.BILIOUS Pills.

The demand for these Pills has largely increased
general family pkysic Prepared With the creates
care, they present the following good qualities:
They are warranted wholly vegetable.
Their action IL prompt, certain and efectual.
They are healing to the stomach.
They start the liver In healthy and active operation
They cure biliousness, sick headache and costive-
They are invaluable for indigestion and dyspepsia
They thoroughly cleanse the entire system.
They do not griDe or give pain during their action
delicate persona take them well e the strong
and robust. Home made, they are always fresk,
2uently uniformly efsctual. Price, 3 cents per boz.
ARTH6k NAffANs, Pharmacist,
mars IL Corner Second and ID streets n7rthweet
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FOR SALE.

HAVE EIGHT HOUSES In VARIOUS SIC
1 iions of Washington, ranging in value from N
3lscO to $500. Any one of these Houses can IL
value. JOHN J. EVANS. Real Estate Broker, 2, Y
Pennsylvania avenue east, Capitol HID APPS cost
FOR SALE-Bandsome FURNITURE, imported
i from Paris One very elegant bnhl Cabi-A
tmIrror 'front.', two best Frenc plate Mirrors, ri
one turkey Rig - by q. yardsl and other
articles Apply at so ltih street W. apSG
EOR SALE-HoRsE, BUGGY, HARNESS, &c.
4 complete .Ttiii in perfect order. by IN
gentleman about leaving the city Horse ~
S Msn brown mar; six years old, gentle sud
splendid roadster Bugg. -isht side bar with top;
Brewster pattern; run only about six months. Har-
cry Stsble, G st. mar Metropolitan Church aps 81
For sALE-STEAM ENGINE aud BOILER,
Il with table, suitable for wood yard or any
other purpose Also; CART and Hay PRESS, on
"a Sth and y. app
FOR SALE-A pair # splendid BAY HORSES,
Il quick movers gentle, sound, and perfect ~
in every respect. Call AMI see them at OF (cYN
colt stables, between III and and 18th and Ian
streets northwest and GET particulars They belong
toawell known gentleman in this city, but who has
no use for them. ap7-6.*
FOE sALE-NSW Now i w y0pG ,ine to buy. siktoen
for sals, Of I'll sizes; SniIt in he best style; $500
Ph re ssT'SH ThSS Fins stock of
manis Very low price oF PPR6i pay
mar2O sm' Georgetown, D. G,
L'OR SALE-Fine CANARY BIRDS, excellent
- SINGERS; nice Canary females and Cages; &H
131 south B street. Capitol Hill. Georgetown "
and Navy Yard Street Cars pass door. jan29 laws
EoB SALE CHEAP-A large assortment of Itai-
MAN ,sP and f rps1s MAEs5E
WIN. RUTHERFORH,
febl8-m 1116 Pennsylva nia avenue.
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PERSONAL.


WARNING-To parties known to this Office who
w go about on he pretence of being auth przed To
repair the Singer Machine, notice is hereby given
that II IT stopped imm. iately they will be pr,se
cuted e. the FUEL EXTENT OF THE LAW
LEWlS BAAR,
ap9eo6t Agt. Singer Mfg Co.
RS. DIR. ELLIS, ANrOlogiSt, remains one week
IVA longer; all who would learn the past pres
ent and future must lose time in calling at 81
10Th street northwest: Mrs. Ellis stands without: a
rival in the science Of reading the a,5 colin
A NOVELTY FOR MARRIED LADIES.
"A Send address with stamp. for inform alton,
MADAME DCRENE, Post Office Box los, Wash
ington. II. G.. marI7- Ims
T'HE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CARRIED
on BY the late Dr.. Darby will be continued by his
BBOIHE at the Drug store, corner of A, street
ana Pennsylvanis avenue COLONIZATION Build
ing marl5 In"
MRS. DIR. ELLIS,
lVl The trord renoraed Planet Reader sfrokogfstb
Tells Past, Present and Future, Love. Cour;ship,
Marriage, Property Lost Stolen, Law Suits Bust
ness most successful in, Sickness or Death, Final
Result OF all Undertakings. Office hours q. m TO
ga p m. S12 10th street northwest. Lose no time
But one week longer. mArs I'm
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MEDICAL, dc.

MEUlCAL, DC.
nR. A. L BOSWORTH, Ele,ropath,c PhyS,c,na,
- 92l ID street northwest Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgis, Dyspepsia, Paralysis, Constipation, Liver
and Kidney affections, and nervous and chronic dis
eases Also, all complaints incident to Fem ,les per
manently cured by q and reliable system of
Medical Electricity. Consultations free. ap26m
MARRIED PEOPLE OR OTHERS conscious Of
w Inability from whatever cause, will find DIR
BROTHERS' INvIGORATING CORDIAL q
shorough regenerator OF the system. Old men will
md by using bottle or two, regenerated and con-
scious OF new vgor. For sale ct No. 900 street
southwest. marSj-2ws
nR. LEON:
II The well known and for many years the Oldest
established Specialist in Washington, has remov ed
to No. 81 SARATOGA. CORNER ST. PAUL STREET
BALTIMORE
Specially, Female Complaints. Consultations
strictly confidential marR- I'm
S'SATISFACTION CURES WITHOUT IN.
- TERNAL MEDICINE. 81 PER BOTTLE.
Sold at Marin corner 9Th and Pc nnsylvania ave-
nue. COughlins; Masonic Temple; Stotts, Pennsyl-
yania avenue; DOoley rs, Capitol Hill, and at DR.
Darby's Colonization Building, corner of ~
street. mark Inn
nR. BUCkLER JONES has returned to Balti.
u more Old office, 33 n. Calvert street.
6dential. eeplS7ms
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AUCTION SALES.
TINS rERNooN.

II n. NRhNER.
ID. Real Esfate Broker ant aucfioueer.
FEDERAL l. .laiug. corner "a all n 81. un-fhrl
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II ATIMER CLEARY,
L. Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Penns. avenue aud 18th street.
Star Office building.