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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-11-20
PRAYER AND POTATOES.

"If brother or sister be naked, and des-
titute of daily food, and one Of you say unto
% fiiied; notwithstanding w ye give them not
those things which are needful to the body;
what does 1t profta" James ii,i5-16.l
An old lady sat in her old armchair,
With wrinkled visage and dishevelled hair
And pale and hunger-worn features;
As she sat there in her old armchair,
Had been potatoes. ..
Not one was left for the old lady's food
OF those potatoes;
And she sighed and said, What shall I do'
Whore shall / send. and towhom shall igo
For more potatoes =
And she thought of the deacon over the way,
The deacon SO ready 70 worship and pray
And she said: 1T will send for the deacon
TO come;
He'll not mind much to give me some
Ofsuch store of potatoes"
And the deacon come as fastlas he could,
Thinking to do the old lady some good,
But never for once of potatoes.
He asked her at once What was her chief want
Immediately answered, F" Potatoes.
But the deacon's religion didn't lie that way
He was more accustomed to preach anu pray,
Than to give his boarded potatoes;
So, not hearing, of course, what the old lady
said
He rose to pray with uncovered head,
But she only thought ofpotatoes.
Heprayed for patience, and wisdom and grace
But when he prayed, Lord give her peace"
She audibly sighed give potatoes; ,a
And at the end Of each PRAYER when ne ia sau; a.
He heard: r, OF thought that he heareo IN ''s
That same request for potatoes.
M xsonn-., ,,,o. t.o,,brad. 1pa1y MT what to
Twas very embarrassing to have her actso.
Aboutthose carnai potatoes"
Bnt as the door closed behind him. he heared
30, g'ss Ss'R lhs ' hungry potatoes"
And that groan followed him all the way
In the nids. ofths q nigh. i .at haunted hisroom-
Ffo his Sssr wslled S oeflar taxing in haste
A bag OF his best potatoes.
Again he went to the widows lone hut;
Her sleepless eyes she had not shut;
But there she sat In that old armchair,
With the same wan features, the same sad air
And entering in he poured on the floor
A bushel or more from his goodly store.
OF choicest potatoes. 81.
The widows heart leaped up for joy
Nov" IN W. said the deacon. shall we prayl''
"Yes,h said the widow, now you may"
And be kneeled him down on the sanded
floor, ~ .
Where he had poured his goodly store,
And eIch q prayer the deacon prayed,
AS never before his lips essayed;
: No longer embarrassed, but free and full,
He poured out the voice of q liberal soul,
And the widow responded aloud" amen"
But said no more OF potatoes.
And would you, to hear this simple tale,
Pray for the poor ,sand praying, sp'epau?
Then preface your prayers with aims ana
good deeds,
Search out the poor, their wants and their
needs: 0a
Pray for peace, and grace, and spiritual food
For wisdom and guidance,-for oil these
are good,
But don't forget the potatoes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-11-20
FOOD FOB LEAN PEOPLE.

II any one wants to grow feshy, q
pint of milk taken before retiring at
night will cover the scrawniest henes.
Although nowadays We see great
many feshy females, yet there are many
lean and lank ones who sigh for the
fashionable measure of plumpness, and
who would be vastly improved in health
and appearance coald their figure be
rounded with good solid fssh. Moth
ing is more coveted by thin women than
o foil figure. and nothing viii 10 rouse
the ire and provoke tho scandal Of ons
of the clipper-builds." Ms the eoncious-
ness Of plumpness in rival. In case
OF fever and summer complaint, milk is
now given with excellent results. The
idea that milk is s. fsverish" has explod-
ed, and il is now the physician's great
reliance in bringing through typhoid
patients, or those in too low . state to
be nourished by solid food. II is .
great mistake TO scrimp the milk pitch
or. Take more milk and buy lsss meat.
Look to your milkman; have large
sized, well filled milk-pitchars on tho
table each meal, and you will hare
sound fiesh and light doctors bills.
Any food that increases the amount OF
glucose in the system il fattsning, pro-
vidsd the functions Of digestion and or
similation are not disturbed by disease
Cream, sugar, sweet fruits, and all veg
etables that contain sacchazias matter.
such ~ bests, turnips, green psas md
green corn are fattsning IN their EaisEs.
Veal, pork, fresh fat besf, roasted and
rare; iricd and stewed poultzy al tend
TO increase Aesh. Olive oil benton up
ia msyonaiss With the yolk u egg. :
little mustard, sslt and Vinegar, md
used % Q dressing for sslad. pexeinRlerr
" lettucs, is considersd good iog 5allsnr
ing. Fresh swest cream takoa bel0co
breakfast IL also roconnoRded. luR
supper, oatmeal mush and mIlk. He
and swsot pota&oss and graham brad
will aid in the work. Hstire 10 spet
early; ges al The deep you can. Asep
your mind calm and squahls nemt
fret about little things. EorGst y6pxS
sslf in some good and ueetn! r11Poso II
life. Attend 10 your 9o1ngat henl@h -
duty you owe 10 oeheE1 esSn mo3t th1n
to yourself, and you win sooo osoW 81. !.
fair and fne-looking.
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containing the diamond sleeve butt0ns
and the following billet; ss Faasas
."DEAn MnruE: I've loss my ynesr. buk
for / have won s0mething OF irillnifslv n1cre
value-a wifei Cousu JAcr.
From which we may conclude that
the result of Mary's consideration
was favorable. sq sgss asga
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RrILDING STATISTICS

81. s,,t e De e-b-r 1874; an week ending Jan p
ri tne % JeJAtHeBt Of Buildings Waiter ". Asms
b0ysrp'enJc1t ~ -. - ted TO- "a new brild.
H., Al A, esmsi 400; snJ Il tFnlnss ier siefA-
10 a an eslmael sl33JO total eseHae' css % ne"
b ag ssJU 40 new bniGngs 'Iila!s AisE
numJ-r OF speeial apDhcSAF ol
.us and December there we're new D O.
ms Lu1Inls cymuicied 81 ne" OaAihr IN
progress alterations commenced - alterations completed %
Alterations progro4s. %
IT, bureau Urss BuonE' reports Or the week
B'2 bungz Of ID reported unsaie ouone
nds ulsaie notices served =, roAluhi
Bolioes served, viola
IL. eases sent fr moab ~ December LOS eua-
80 safe aken dOW
1[7 ursaie building rvd; 100 voisuOns OF -" were 70
20 removed 80 Oou D0tees sei'eo -Hu - O'
Base.s atiorue, io. p4-rc nllln 49, - o 4,
FrrE AM rof-N OK repofs o NC "eA On
Eaags requiring hlue AID 20 0-ng a h'vlhg Oee1 pIo
xeuth esssDes sefve 5Oi lOO Ondngs peV-
saw reported ql ~ rad uols mea Of ege hreesoape. OF
ned 8S which zoe eqlTs4 "a
knr he vere retired; $50 huil ng
oaf~de inspected condition
sr nl AVAILABILITY and the escapes l4S Of the same
~. ypr,, IN cod o. 81 being less oO-
ueio OF requag p-LBg aag r-pairs iron areh grueI'
bns ard spirOV o. Jos durs the nont1 ~
kr ls74 % bugs rcgorcd Tor hcdPei lo5 Dmobss
PROVIDED fre-esc ohr adloHa ms21 Of ese snI
ecaps serTel and hrs-esespe es.es
sornUr beams and Aniels were eslo
tpDroyc Is hsses halls ana places Of amusement we're u
ofcisy reernee TO hrsga@os Means OF
&c aue i1iractols OF law nJiei II eitaeI'
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rNsAFE BUILDINGS.

BusgS reported gYae condition also bnangs on Slieo
repr condition during the week ending SnI
Jan p 1870:
se1aFe u Frs;'t urssfe north gable wall
n r. aOr; John SehapPrt owne- .
hr-s No. 46 uHsAe Ususades on IeOii frederick Sahl
Th;rds busradcs roof Nj Huber owner
Thru-s No. A. sute OastFa4es on roof W. d. Faieoaer
bTck oOrnic-, lew Alsms. , o.,
Sooks No 153 wall Hrsels and pers C. sagsr
b7ck FOL e41sr,; John Roach, owner
o. taHa51st unsafe east gaDe WALL
A. In,els ande ms "a. 4. UBren owner
uua aud wooden cutters ano eanger-
suflr naxfe ciuaeFs. NJ S. trnrer-er, owners
EST s.secoBo-ss 5JS, wall Mccormick,
pvse. q, ~ II, -.
L,oasrdsi No % wall supports; B. W Mason SCENT
West Tart etu-L 6u4 dangerously unsaie CONDITION
thfJughOu; Jonn Iei-s,
BrILDISGs KEPl.erED UysAPs cHlNSBYL
Ro0sevel-st, NJ. - LI-l- "a tilEpttfeA, owner.
1llr1.sye.. No 2 o.. CaaA Hopper OHnet
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-Very low, or viii lease for term
yesn. srseliss 4storr brown stone house. Zoko%14O"
fort7-.Ith. 81. near Pih-aye EDDY Park place
Tor SALE-Four-stOry DWELLINGS, cabl-
sh.h. y-ssouas "a feet west Of BtoAdsa! StSSgy
900. SteFe ieasebOd. S5ZoO
VA BaDE4L. Owner, $50 Eigbth-aEe
TOR SALE-The fve-story brick BUILDING
i AID LOT Z95 .tes.. D"yeri also FAkh Of ~
For p2rIeulAfs' inquire OF
4LISS Il JAMES $40 BrOO.se-,t. CITY
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Projected BUILDINGS.

hungs durng the week ending Saturday
Jan l5 Tor wea beea submitted TO the Department
Of BaldiIgs:
Ge.auch-i Not 3D. cal 9iY aad brick frscss
stories - jIiNs AnGrew Wfn- Iistie.
Nor ost, No 56 oek tenement stories, 25HO2; H. Ksrr
Op-ykeve 800 ThrS WoOdhvn Nights
frame dwelng. , >fonss. lS12j. Mary Hil.
LeIuEoH-aa ln-aetSt Of SeveByeyenhs, brown
f-t c Owe ~. stores lSCxaU j. F. SAsrkey owner
o Cue-hundreIhst brick and
tenement, st0rrs C. W. kcsueY.
Fiave norhWest 4 red tSenty econdst. six
1876.
~ 24x4j Ueas hossS-s. 1ner.
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REAL ESTATE.

NRw-YORK. Monday. Jan. l. 1875.
At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day, William
Hennely sold a four-stor, brOwnstOne house and lot
R2sxiOo5 south side Fifty nfthst 1870 feet west OF
Madson-ave to ward Oppenheimer, plaintiff in suit,
for Ss6s75 Also the q story frame house and lot
sell. M. II Cherry-st., for $l,15O to j. c
Ashley.
The report OF the Department OF Buildings FOR the
week ending Jan. 2. 1875 Wi. bp found below.
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tinnses am farms Uanieo

WANTED-A 4-stOry high stOOp brown
w HOUSE, not 20 wide, between Madison
and Sxtaves above 34h- pce S315O0
Sioa March !. 1875. Address DRY GOODS Tribune Ohee
NNANTED-A HOUSE, not deliberately I'm
w shec well built % feet between Thueth and
FOetbsts Madison Raves at price lent 70 the
times; desired POSSESSION immediately AaoTess BoK 23SO Post
Office "a 1881
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Brooslpn Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
4 No l02 PnesggssL-Frame soEs ana house o I19 9
NoS AZ 81 ami % Nasssh dwellings, lOt AK
Hcs 25G aud 3is observation-disclosures dwelling ot 4o1fN
l79 1877 " and basement BRICK loaSe~
No. 43 NiilouzhBssL-3s0rr Bnek house lot, 2ox1Ou
No. 81 u cNs-st-3-sioTF buck house lot, 2o1lOO
No. 1873 RemseDsL-}-sOry hrck house lot. ZJzlO1 9,
4. COOk, 80 " snngLsnsL, BrookiTn
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GoIeis

4 T MODERATE -COmmOdiOus and ele-
- eantg furnished Rooms for families md gentlemen Robiison
Hail. entsL lear broadway Table la cAre no extra charge
l5f private table.
CLIFFORD HOUSE, opposite st. James,
~ northwest 2jh Broadway; jai op.ned aad
elegantly rn he Of ROOMS for families, an single hrsG
ci.s5 table dhote ar low rates.
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE. American Plan,
VI 3sths and Gihave Murray A few eley-ut SUITES
aud SINGLE ROOMS: Moderate W. &. FISH
STURTEVANT HOUSE, Broadway and Tween
- ty-lnhHew prices nestsi siage rooms
gentlemen from rl1 % sny rooms from $50 $50
week, aell4yni Iansitas rates ~ Der I2Y
LEWIS GRO 8. LELAND
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amnseme..s.


RRYANT's OPERA HOUSE. 2sD-ST.
I'D EVERY EVENING :. 8 SATURDAY MATINEE a 81
DAVE RRsS G ssGsk s H SsScEwAr
W HBNRY RICE DAN BRYANT. hOGAs. sahhsos. NO
ROOTH'S THEATER. GRAND SUCCESS
EyERI NIGHT end at the SATURDAY MATINEE Of the SEc
oND WEEK Of O' ~, f f4l-TliRE S Ssfi si'
~ '' p0'oi'' f NE GEORGE IL iSas'F AwcErr ROWE
as r. The 'eeaey Is mlsnesa' ie cas-.
EIGHTH GRAND ORGAN CONCERT
IL CHURCH OF Tng HOLY TRINITY. aaIsOa-a'e and Psry
FSTR vs i ~ 15 Gi,eR Adoa a .
ENF III AVENUE THEArER.
l. Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY..... ...Propne.Or and Manager
THE PALACE OF TRUTH.
E7Ra '' SI Git ' &SD 'H SUNDAY MlfiSEE
=. STATS NAY BE SECURED one week in advance.
.. In R,se,p,l-THR MERCHANT OF VENICE.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART,
Th. Museum open dIS ssSdi,s eIcspie to
Ge.do s cd &ss e. ,e psiI F % and other Art
objects Admission 25 CENTS. MONDAfs FREE
MAX MARETZEK, the renowned Conductor
AVE- and Operate lnpreano his pesoa attention " ~
'a''d P'' sE%YoRk c 5s iFoRY OF Music "
No El,. ID h,s'
The OPERA OP MARTHA will be given this SESSION " 'ne
ACADEMY OF MUSIC BY pupils with chorus and orchestra
Mrs. ROUsBY as Lady Elijah th-To.night.
AiA LICh9N THE y Si s WEN
Also for e satua7 Maine MRS ROUSBY the renowned English
svsd BY asai 1000 tines il Tom ylOr' Grand Historical
TWIxT AXE AND CROWN,
prdueed AFTER ea'Iaie pre9fraton with new esheI pop
costumes and Appointments. and strong casi inculng
Mr. GEO. CLARKE.
Seats a. box Office and schlmer'r. 70l Broadway. -
- SATURDAY, l;i0 P. NJ, FIRST ROUsBY aArlSSE.
NACCABE.-Robinson Hall, sixteenth ST.
VA Between Pfh and UrionsquaFe-2FER ELY EVBAINO
3 N his highly successful Sf &G1%;S BtL1 CARE
Music vcntFoqusr AID character DcuesionS Person9to's
Reshty' Miss Mary Nav" Tbs Fes'
osul Feiow LOVE- BelHiui Love" The Bngsh Railway For
FIR ROWLAND THB RUFFUr"
In which Mr. hACCABR viii peonate go carGers a. once na
ard ena remaining the n iu 'ih Of e auuee
Admis' soc Beevcl seats SOC Family Circle Doc
Ticket once. Ro inf, Hill oDen DAILY rom . a. D
OLYMPIC THEATER, No. 624 BROADWAY.
~ Mr.. JOHN r. Manager
- J D. JoHSs0S: -,,
CHAMPION SWIMMER or IHE WORLD
The GAREELLAS in DOUBLB SOABRSAULf FROM SHOULDER
20 SkOULDIl
BURTON STASLEY. rlIE LYRIC STA
hiss BLANCHE ELLFRMAN. GUS WILLIAMS, sAhFOhD, and
WILSON. K KEY, ani BARNEY &C.
MtIlNEEs-WeiBe-ay ana saturday
PARK TIIEATER. SEVENTEENTH WEEK.
i POSITIVELY LAST WEEK. - -
RENE9B. LAST WEEK
REMKMBgRi LAST WIKI.
Theatrical Sensation n the
NJ. JOHN T. RAYMOND
- S'''' COLONEL MULBERRY SELLERS
MARK rNAlNS popular Drama.
Hath PERFORMANCE TUESDAY. JAN. ..
FRIDAY, Testimonial Benefit :" ME RAJ MIND
SATURDAY, LAST "SKLLERa" MA liNER
Opens Jan. n. with Baz.u's Opera COmique.
VOYAGE RS CHINE"
Sale Of Seats commences "WEDNESDAY
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~ S. BUSSING, jr., No. 2O4 Montague st;

- 5. BUSSING, jr., No. 2O4 Montague So;
IA. touspeut 8ullsg iooEirh BROKER in RBAb ESTATE
MORTGAGES has Tor pleasantly ioeatcd DWkLLIsu
lOUsR and bssesent ~ excellent onlef hgAea on
BoOtyB flights PeTrepontst BrookYn price 40 OOV
Also, seTera b1cE houses vel OeAtto
Tree esch house poet
PAN Tor - fOat house norb"ess eoruer o.
uuon house 2OX4f feet sseketisI norm
between Hoys viii be sold Al much less thar real
6uey hDhed residence, 3s4 Shnton-st an
eIcent ocno Also br0~ne front house, best par. o. Dean
A ront N
- "A Boofv o FROM 200 each Also fer ale
1gsh 5aDeat BegeAt aear heSns Gr oOO
H.oeuees ~ VARIOUS Prospect PaTA lor
a. or 70 Ihe largest owner Of bosses an i9h
rear the psrk have tie agency fr The same viii NE
MARCEL Of between Seventh ana Eighth
ceeJed bag gain fora cAptai also
lof other property about ~ os
eiud centrally located together snd hght mOfgsta
brown 2OEOO. entrance 10
tnsasd for good chance for bmloe lh sesei
beer has u ground rs feet front on AoHfagnet goe'
tiSui kesen-sf 200 choicest vacant pf0pr ID
va Bonds Mogrges spPfogea real estate 29usAt ,ho
lie mdeEnel b. Manager 81 re BrOsklyn Branco Oc1 o. bo
sG LIe Ia1Ttue t0mpsBr-A-ses SIOOOOOOV-aA0 sohSsS
~ issuance qua ientsOi BrOOKifn
r. : BBSsIN0 st. goa mOntagusst Bfoofyn-
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NH ADELPHIA. via LONG BRANCH and
il tbe EEW- JERSEY SOUTHERN hAlLhOaaD
P,rs from Eev.York Phiiadeiphs only u 81 -, -, -
C-nsnrEe MONDAY Oct 10 1874 The now siAuhrn hhl e'n
a. strsubotI. JARB aOogLY aud DAT SIAh connecting "
sAnay h1 80 SssYsys ION Pier n r. foot q Reeiorst
Plllaaelpta Long bIaneh tomS A''i "A''
Puek voeiAnd and bnaFeton.
400 D. m.-Por L0ng BIaach Toms h'ef "Ais''"H' s''
am IasAei'0A VII s. sNEDBK. General AAIAgst
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finr ARTS.

yEO LOVERS OF FINE PICTURES.-A gen
tepln Ieguug hs ooantrT wshe 10 . IA ascent eoe ga
Old PAINTINGS or'~i al aHl hfc ~ 10 hs NcT IN -
Rbera (sp nui.O Herrrrs d. w. iau km1r n ana one
Others Fc o. o. Hossi AecIe Nes l4t-sL, 80 T.
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Brooklru prupertn Go fct.

DARLOR FLOOR Of No. 1O3 Pineapple-st
front IoOn suitable oce shoD being bat doors
Pulon-sL W. p. COOK. 235 Washingtonst, Brooklyn
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aelp panrsc-- maIes.

ITO LTPHOGRAPllERs-lNs anted, a hy con- pc
= sst ~ Inc ey Address FAhahs iit l. ID
| RIVE EOaaaeIs, Aoakork
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Gouutrp propertp 10 fet.

ITO LET.-A FARM of 275 acres with fine
improvements dairy farming situated the Harlem
iron 42i.; possession gwen at once desired Ad-
2. y. Box, 626. New-York CtE
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Nurses.

.JlS0 WEST 27TH STA respectable wo-
s)C LAUEDRE5Si With three references froa
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Seamstre5ses.

A FRENCH Dressmaker solicits ENGAGE
n MENTs private families C or address a LOUIS.
NHe.tl
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A PHYSICIANS MAN COOK wishes
y ps.- hotel speaks GernaH, Preach and Bu
.l. 40 2lg Essg 2ythsI, gIsl Goss.
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Laundre3ses.

A RESPECTABLE English girl wants a situa.
"A LAUHDRESS Can be Tor two days a. "a hasf
weaty-ulsth.t., corder SECONDARY
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BRUSHES of every description at the
ID BRUSH FACTORY 1876 Pslrt All articles at The lowest
urces JOHN K. HOrPEL Manufacturer eni Import--
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VERBATIM REPORT,
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Auetlon Sales OF Real &stale.

NoRnis WmKISs Aaeton
DOSITIVE SALE TO CLOSE A JOINT IN
i TEkKST-yALUABLB PROPERTY On FIFlhAvs. AND
EAST FORTIETil-ST. . .
K IT, LCDLOW < 10. will sell auction o FEIpAy. April -
1870 ocloek EIchsnge Ssruom No W Bo.dwsY
FIFrHAyE Pour lots northeast OF fthave and Ninety
secold.st, each % 2tl0O feet
PiffHAyR lot. south Of Rhhe aud One
hun dred and. ~ Itb.sL, so. 1920 ert
HAST nlIBT STIbe first class vile brown
stone dwelling lot No. 10 hast foctt between Fifth and
Monay T0 substantial house contains all modern
and Is erort naly built respect Lot 3UI989. 1t
offered upset price sod tho highest baef uness
Of, yiou.lV disposed Of at private s,ls
will be made kuO~S a, ae Maps the Aaetouer ONES
No. 8 Pine-sL N,oOSD
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6earners.
Danfing Aeaoemles
Proposals

KEGsEERt OyyIos DISTRICT OF CoLusBn,
WMESGToS u. G. March 20, 1875.
PROPOSALS for SPKlNKLING, SWEEPING,
and CLEANING STREETS and AyRSUBS In the CITIES Of
WASHINGTON and GE0RGBT0wE-Sese9 proposals will be
oe until ~ O'Clock thursday. April TO- 1870
sprnks sweeping cleaning the Streets the
Cities aud GesssOss Tar the period Of from
the 9th March, 1875.
Bspi foras al necessary Information b obtained
sppsn this omcs and bid s receive consideration sness
ma upon said blanh sus
By order Of tAs Comm ssoner 4 L. HoXIB
LssyssAst II EpgtsSun q g. 4, Bakss~ d D. q
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CORPORATION Notices

ALTERING BUILDING.-Scalcd proposals
~ vet nv the Police Department Until 10 oc!ocE
Aprl o LIB rALTrklNGa BtLplAGo Lgrc4cr-r;
cnred "a IL eh reclrc Police For pAcg
see CITY Recsrt. Ccpies Tor gale at No q ltH
NAY, STRAW, OATS, and FEED.-Sealed
proposals. ii be received BY the Fire Department 10
oc,ocka m April 1875 Hay oats, and Ferd par
Thc Cit Record Copies Tor at NO Gt Hal.
DOLCE SIlELDS.-Sealed proposals will be
recei,ed by the Police Department Til 10 O'clock April o.
1873 SHIELDS for pstfomen. For particulars The
Record Copies for at No. ? cay Hall
GALE OF MANURE.-Sealcd proposals will
- be received by tie Fire Department until 10 clock April
~ purchase Of of tn Department
scar For particulars The CITY Record Copies
City Hall
STREET SWEEPINGS, GARBAGE, &c.
~ SEALED PROPOSALS viii b Depart
I'LL 10 O'clock Q. April 10, 1873 for purchasing
ASHES AND STREET DIRT,
CABBAGE aud
MANURE
For particulars The City Record Copies at No City
Hall
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Ci,n Real estate for Sale.

FOR SALE OR TO LET-An elegant,
y I~e 4s,oy MANSION furnished nbfluisbef sad J. .
W. and galden Containing all the Improvements eShu. 70
~ dtv r,s ard those II choice c'ur ,eat Aso
roo e. ges yiores French roofs he &C.. ~ rooms an noi
large gsrir1S Prices sluJo aHu uV"A"' ~
{ A a and ma ari chnroscs eieBt schools -,
This pom ghfuy ocatedon hgb ground on Long
sod liz miles ON yht Of Cea'rs Pa ~ one hpni VOC"
Waist 90 minutes Fifth Avenue eiel Trans hat any
Irq 81 or address I'iAl.h * 'N.y,,k
NOR SALE-l00 West side brown -stOl
HOUSE, fon Sl4OJO S3J,000. to LII from W 70
5000 seaG for lit. j. W. SIhVhNS Brosd"sy and oIss~
EOR SALE CHEAP-A good thrce-sl0fy
brown stone HOUSB rs riJ lot 102 No 40 Ia Ons-uad'
tw lnh.st: improvements. AppTto IhoAAs DUN
ALDsON, IA East NiCh-st
\ EXINGTON-AVE in good neigh
teory basement stone for sale or ereb nge
for Bro < yu house. hi LAND WhiIlNo, DesAI1lhss
ONE LEFT of the fOur-st0ry brown stone
" DNELISGs Sirtysscondst ~ feet west Of Bfos1s Al
efd xoo Tai aa a, rs wauscod Also he elegant DIV BLING
Fhye elevated Ffy-nnh t. about hoE l.
Col to be sill. WM BBDBLL, 300 West flfty-eghihsi.
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Ciin Real estate for Sale.

CHAMBERS-ST., THROUGH to READE-ST.,
~ OPPOSITE sEw COuRIhousE-for sale or to ease Tor
vaasbe Property Nos 80 and Al Cham
be.t through Eoa l5 II and 10 Rside having front
rs feet s0d being $50 feet deep The
ubiIed and library
fos isrtbsr particulars apply ~
T. IL LUDLOW kCO,
Me- yPl,eVA
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REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK. Wednesday. March 81 1875.
At the Exchange SalcSroOm to-day legal
sales were conducted by James NJ Miller, William n
nelly aud Peter t. Never. There no pubic interest
IN the transactions ana the property wgs pa chased by
uiltic, Ia interest. Ful details VIII be found below
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
NJ Peter T. Meyrr.
js,orv b.cS tenement iUtht. S15 Of l0,h.
Janrs ". hitler.
3s;ory house and lot, l7SAJS o. on Eas 3Jhst TOO 800
Nv Of "iavr....'. -
story aud basement house and lots IS l2Sh
a. 20 4,haye lots lSJIJ0 l........... 5000
By IS !iiaH K,uHsNJ.
i!ey lot 1875