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DRIPOsALs FOB sTATIONERY

TREASURY rEPARTMENr, July T. ls76
eeaied Proposals fer furnishing Stationery for the
this Department until the Sth day Of August, 1876
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
he bios viii be considered ana accented or r.
lecftd item By item, and this advertse ment and the
proposal 30 far as pied by the Secreary of the
IIeseory, ana the bond accompanying the same,
ment and the bidder or bidders, aad further CON
tract will be executed.
The articles contracted for must be furnished
pursuant TO orders frem the De partrnent The en-.
IRE Quantities will. however, be called fer during
the year
Each pr possl must be signed by the Individual
or firm making ii, and be accompanied BIZ q bond
with sufficient sureIies in the sum Of ten thousand
dollars SIG 0ol, approved BY United States Of.
fcer OF the district in which the surees reside or
psrtment, conditioned for furnishing such porto A,
OF the articles a nay be awarded II, and the
perfoI me- nee OF the contract.
expsr. detailed for the pur By the Secretary OF
the Treasury and the delivery Of infe rior srti-
Gle will be deemed sufficient cause TO annul the
contract at the option Of the Secretary.
Deliveries ust be free OF charge at the Ire ,sury
Department, Washington.
The failure TO oomoly with any one order under
the contract viii operate as forfeiture Of the en-
Treasury NAV direct the purchase. in opsn market,
OF euch quantities Of any articles shall be
sary 70 supply the deficiency caused By such fail
o. the price which It shall be found necessary to
PTOpossls nn.ecompanied by . satisfactory bond
ed only TO established manuiactuTers o. or dealers
Propessis to be addressed to the undsr,iensd and
marked Proposals for stStione.y
UW zawot Secretary OF the TreAsury
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While there may be honest differences OF
opinion as TO the propriety OF transferring
the Indian Bureau 10 The War Department
one thing may be counted on with a good
deal Of confidence should the change be
made. After that event shall have trans
pired long enough for the new regime to in
augurate and enforce policy we shall prob
ably not hear in connection with any future
engagements with the noble red men that
they Are armed with better and longer range
guns than our own troops. This significant
DIT OF intelligence coming with the news of
the late Little Big Horn disaster must be as
puzzling to foreigners as 1t is humiliating
and exasperating to our own people. That
there should be any foundation for Ii is one
OF The anomalies OF our system OF govern
ment that had better be terminated al once.
How often have you been asked whether
this Is hot enough for you?
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Justice to the memory OF peerless SOL
der demands that Gen Clusters fame should
not be dimmed by q charge OF disobediencs
OF orders witneut the fullest evidence. That
he was rash, and that In the case OF the Little
Big Horn disaster his jud gment for once was
at fault, must be admitted, but that he ac-
tually disobeyed orders would seem to be
disproved 10y the orders of Gen. Terry, indi-
Gated in the following extract:
1.-THE Brigadler General commanding d.
reefs that as soon as your regiment can be
made ready for the march yOu proceed up
the Rosebud in pursuit of the Indians whose
trail was discovered by Major Reno q few
days since. II IL, OF course, impossib bic TO
give ar definite Instructions in regard 10
this movement, and, were IL not impossible
10 co so, the department. commander places
too much confidence In your zeal, energy
and ability 10 wish to impose upon you pre-
else orders which might hamper your action
when Iearly in contact with the enemy, He
Will, however, Indicate to on his own views
OF what your action should be, and he desires
that you should conform 10 them unless Won
shall see sufficient reason for departing from
them"
Quite possibly Il may ye. appear that
Gen. Custer acted in direct opposition to the
"views" indicated ~ Gen. Terry, but while
this fact would relieve the latter OF the re-
sporsibiiity of the disaster. IL would not
under the permission given TO Custer to act
upon his own judgment, lay him open TO the
charge OF positive disobed fence OF orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-10

Some OF the papers recommend the nom.
ination OF William NJ. Eyarts, as a hivh.
toned republican candidate for governor OF
New Yord. He would certainly be an unex-
ceptionable candidate for the governorshIp,
as he would be for the Presidency, the u. s..
Snief Justiceship and other high positions
iof which he has been named, bat somehow,
Lac Cnaries Francis Adams, he Is of the
ated
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Blanton Duncan Is nothisg II not forcible
Just before Tilden was nominated he said il
Tilcen was not smashed he (Blanton) might
be called liar. Now ne Is out 10 letter to
the Philadelphia Press In which he says the
reputation Of Tilden Is fearful. "The tide
for Philadelphia and the formation OF
another party on principles is resistless. . =
The double faced platform and ticket of the
New York politicians need only exposure to
be repudisted by honest men. We are COM
ing, Father Abraham, millions strong Our
motto will be relief and not Tilden re-
FORM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-10

The claim frequently made heretofore by
THE STAR that the summer heat of WASH
ington Is not as extreme or dangerous as
that OF most OF the other cities of the coun-
try, many OF them being situated even much
farther north, Is a5undantly justified by the
weather record for the past few days. By
common consent, Saturday was regarded as
about the hottest aud most oppressive day
we have had In Washington this year, as,
Indeed, IL appears to have been In almost
every quarter from which we have heard.
Yet here, that is In the editorial as well as
business departments OF The STAR office,
the mercury did not rise that day ABOVE 9Ss,
while In Trenton il stood at IlOs, in PhiIa-
delphis and New York at 9Js, and as far
north as Toronto at go, or the same point
reached here. 1t must be RENE N oered also,
that In few large cities are the streets so
wide, the shade trees so Numerous, or the
circulation OF air SO free as in Washington,
SO that the same degree OF heat, as registered
by the thermometer, means great deal
more OF danger and personal discomfort else
where than IL does here.
Undoubtedly those OF our citizens who are
able to go 10 the sea side and the mountains
during the heated term gain much In the
way Of cooler air, II their locations are well
chosen, but those who are compelled to stay
at home may 6raw consolation from the fact
that they really suffer less from the heat
than those similarly situated in other cities.
To be sure, ones pains are not much IL any
the less because those of others are greater
but IL is a solace nevertheless to know that
whatever our sufferings are, they might yet
be wors.; aud this comfort Washingtonians
certainly have as regards their summer
weather.
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Reading Matter on Every Page

sproIn Daily Circulation
Orer 15,OOO,-being more than
three times that of amy other
daily paper fn Washington, dnd
equal 70 that Of all the other
daily papers In the city added
fOgefRer.
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BOARDING.

ROARD. Pleasant ROOMS, communicating or
~ single, with ROAkD, at summer prices. 3a6
street. opposite Franklin Park. iy5 O.
QOARpIHG.-Newly- fur nished ROOMS, With
- FIRST CLASS BOARD, transient or perms-
rent, at summer prices, In q peasant and central
locality; COS l2ih street northwest. je30 2ws
SINGLE LODGING ROOMS, SO cents per night,
- or from % 10 e3 per week; BOARD or MEALS
nue.. ann nm
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

SlLCGTT sPRlSGs;s eieasaut country house,
- miles OF Purcelyilie depot; we'll kept, large,
airy rooms; hea thy locality. Terms o2s per
month 30 z per week. 81 per DAY. Apply 20 W.
b MARsHALL, Siico,t Springs z. o, Loudonn
county, Va. jy7-ats
MES. M.X@ELL, or CHanLEsrOwH, JET
1'1 ferson county, West Virginia, can acconmO-
date SUMMER BsARDERs. Her house is com
mc dious, and eligibly locaed; rooms comfortable;
fare excelleDti terms moderate Uhsriestovuf 70 but
ihico hours rice from Washington, and 10 the Gen.
ter Il the beautiful, heakful aud fertile county Of
Jefferson. socieiy unsur passed. iys Sw'
CABIN JOHN BRIDGE HOUSE, situated al
~ Cabin John Bridge, About miles from Wash
insion, can be reached b delisb,fG drive .
sriet did rosd Ii cd AGENT 20 the Poto river,
where here s the finest bass fishing The no nee IL
o. and airy come distance above the level Of the
river. me ball room is Of the dis posal Of the
guests, and picnic parties will md d hing tackle
Tor their use at re rates The bar is
with The choicest liquors, at city prices. Bosrders
able rates.
Jell sawim JOSEPH BosBINGER, PROM.
CLlF TON HOUSE,, fa,uaK Co.nty, Fa.-Keht-
~ ted. Fret class accommodations Of moderate
prices; salubrious climate; good shooting; fine
Indiana avenue. Washington. O. I'm
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Governor Hayes letter OF acceptance will
probably meet the views of those who have
asked that be should come out strong In be-
half of sound currency, and civil service re-
form. The C8sarism ghost has already
been pretty effectualIy laid, but IL there are
any people who still take stock In that phan.
tom, Governor Hayes declaration that he
Is teetotally one term man will bring re-
lief TO them.
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THE CASE OF JUDGE HUMPHREYs-The
C0Pttdi concludes q temperate article upon
the charges made against Judge Humphreys,
by the following remarks, which seem to
cover the ground very fairly:
I'VE understand that Judge Humphreys is
smlaoie IN private life and agreeable In
social circles. We regret that these personal
virtues are not supplemented by judicial
csPacity, dignity and courtesy. With the
man We have nothing to do; with the public
of1cer everything that an organ devoted 10
the interests OF this community can and
ought TO have. Therefore, in the name of the
people OF the District, VS. urge Congress to
inquire whether thls gentleman responds TO
The average requirements Of a United States
judge; whether he - ctted TO sit as a mem
Der OF ore OF the most important courts In
the country, court whose Jurisdiction Is
unparalleled; whether he is learned In the
law, patient In hearing cases, impartial In
deciding them; whether be is dignined and
courteous; no respecter Of persons: free from
peculiar improper obligations 10 some law
yers or inimical TO others from motives the
least creditable 10 judicial officer.
II Judge Humphreys comes out OF the fiery
furnace purified we will rejoice in his vindi-
eatloDi n Lot, we will rejoice In the vindIca-
c cLon Oh me bench OF this country and this
respect, al the pride that Americans should
take III their judiciary, the alleged wrongs
Mn ts .ne mem oers oil the bar have receiv we'd
al his hands, and The serious Charges which
nave been brought against him, render mis-
investigation proper and inevitable"
-->~~
MI. Berghs interesting turtle case In New
York has been decided against him. The
sist OF the charge against one Blackford was
that he kept turtles on their backs with
their fippers perforated and tied. The tes-
ttmony was TO the effect that there was CO.
asrlated blood in the apertures where the
tips were pierced; that where the fiesh was
pressed blood flowed, nd that the eyes of
the turtles, too, looked glazed aud dull, Civ
ing An expression CT agony. The veterinary
surgeon OF the society, DIR. Brotherton, cor.
rooorated Oficer Fields testimony. Prof.
Chansler, president OF the board of health,
Deneved that turtle placed on Its back
WIN its nippers pierced aud tied, suffered
PAIN. The Rev. DR.. Reed, OF Brooklyn, gave
evidence Tor the defence, asserting he had
come 10 me conclusion that q turtle out of
the water viii feel more comfortable and
breathe more freely on its back than In the
reverse position, and while In either case ~
doubtless suffered pain. 1t sufrersI less In
The former. Prof. Agsssiz once ern-s.sa1
The opinion that the practice alluded 70 vas
cruel. "~'
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

ES0R REST-Cool, Furni he'd ROOMS, on sec md
floor, nth ffont, singiy or en- suite; All coave-
niences. s3S street. jy7-A.
LOB BEHr-BRICk HOUSE,; fne order; seven
~ rooms, water, sew ersse, front yard, trees: on
le24 I'm b. A. BACON. corner ~ and SITS
FOR hEDT-Al elegant BUKAL home, oae
mile from city: ten-room house; delis drive:
i've acres of ground, stable. &C.; Q 81 per month
BOB a. PHILLIPS,
je25 I'm sos 18th street northwest, mp stairs.
E>Ok RENT-ROOMe, furnished aud unfurnish-
ed, In ell parts Of the CITY, from os to iO psr
month. AppH at DORsBYT Room AGENCY,
No. SIG streot northwest. my 10 sms
LOB eALE-HOUeEs for 0OIm. 0O9D
y 100. elso @. Q ~ 900, elo 100, 9s.m ,SI so,
oct1-6 S11 Yth UerOoe.
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sPECIALTIEs AND NOVELTIES.

NEr CASH.
blue liannei blouses...-..--.. ..-.-.....-..S1 30
Bathing Suits and Drawers, from rs Cts to % 90
Blue FLANNEL Yachting Suits. Is 40
Gipstam Umbrellas,
Almost fast color, the bsst dyed
goods hitherto made, from q so to 90 so
The wamsutta Shirt,
Nothing to equal it in the country at
the price 81 ~
Huntirg and Fishing Suits
Made to order.
Night Shirts,
Che OK Alpaca Coats. 81 SO
Fine Blue FLANNEL Suits. SI4 20
Fine French suspsnders,
Crossed backs,
SO Cts, as Cts, O. Cts ard 80 Cts.
Double Breasted Frcck Goats
With Vests,
have q large assortment In
Trap etc, worsted and BroadcIoth.
An excellent Broadcloth Coat for.......... o16 90
temen belon gings, aud am confident will md no
cheaper or better goods In the country; at least that
the general testiR ohy of recent visit ,rs from eli
sections.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
APRICEs MARKED IN PLIN FIGURES.
TEE PEI CENT. DISCOUNT FOR Dash.
GEORGE o. hENNINo,
40 SEVENTH STREET.
N01 sIGH OF THE GOLDEN TLElOR.
MANTELs, CRATES, FURNACES,
LATROBE STOVES.
THE ST. GEORGE RANGE,
,d perfect Bat:r, 81, the most attractive and best
SLATE AND MARBLE MAHTELs,
TIE LARGEST assortment south of New York, from
Basket, Low Down, ard Half Low Down
from SIS to si25
Five different patterns Of
LATROBk STOVES.
BoTNToN' HEATkR, put up to two rooms, ass.
ALSO. The
SUMMEB QUEEN OOhL-OIL COOK STOVE
the best IN market, from o. to 50
Cal and examine our stock before making your
purchases, at
CHRIS. RIESSNER'S,
iy.0-tr 1la III 11H STREET N. W.
JOHN Il. MITCHELL,
s3i PEHNsYLvANlA AvENUs.
We lave carefully gone over our stock and re.
0no'd pIlcts 10 thu lowest figures to close out our
1enlsislng stock IF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
Notwithstanding the very low prices ruling dur.
rig The past season, we have made our prices still
LIVER, L. c.ose
ALL MADE UP GOODS,
ALL UEDERwEAR,
ALL DRESS FABRICS
are lower than ever before, and in quality that can
not be surpassed. "
From and after MONDAY, July 10, We close our
store .. sl1 Q CLOCK .. N. jyl0 tr
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C.OAL AND KNDIING WOOD.

Our stoen Of GOAL n nov CON r,ese, susrsc,.s
en- the choice auslftiss and % which Ne f1v1ts ~
ax1enxton Of consumers. Our
PATk6T BUNDLED KIHDLLnG WOOD,
win IRE l1ghteg II svery bundle. a tn bsux A
uss. Tor sale By all grocers-fTy a. No chs Nh -
UaDog 90 ksrosens OIL required.
G6klP. SAFB. GLElS.
DTEP HENSON . BRO-
Mn and Depot Tn street WHAT,
oeeo6-U Branch o0es ISIS Psnnsyivssis svsz
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
SSO0 TO LOAN on RIAL ESTATE AZ.
nn ply" Oh SRs as q puS Sais:,
II HbY STORE Tor sale: we'll Iocst-d, reason for
sss g. ieA'iss the city. Address r. s,sr Of
EOR saLI-s-oo VII nuT .-1I .1,.cS.a ana
II nited up G aOCERY sroRE. nov a Jlse . fair
ssa.iIess-s bargain. address W. A. r.. siar Of
WAITED TO eoRRos-0s0o or 3 900. on
cry yslaabie. address. l. NJ. h, S.sssts sfhes,
WE Want TO PURCHASE A HyUsG tor
w about eBgoo, eetwsea 18th and i6th, and L
ssss sssl ss.,. sens.. SIS t - Sot eS
LOB sALr-sAMPL. Room, 10 . good IOca-
Ths ton s. e q, e. al, niee and srsst.es trade
i S6c ;;Iss y, particular. address %s.ssIs
SPLIEpiD OHAAOB-FOR sALE-The OIG Ar
bridge siess the best sand for "a.
% o1sss h, sesn rssscn for selling Sresept
IuS wsAssaaInE.9roH; 2 o.: PRoPsRTierHsIi
streets, Bai'mcre, Ma nor, esasen so o, rae.
trinity e make money: Thi. horse has s. Te ssD
Az as1s o fns IL the ;s
i1rthyest, Wa.hinstos; .; G.; or ALEX. YEAR
h nors fntsos'As'n'' IS Lexington street, ssls-
NOTICB.-sPECIAL IMFROYsmRNr TAX
IL rs paid at very low rate. An kinds o, D. c.
E6 im' Hall ROOm, Ms,ropolItsn Bank saiid's.
Eok sAlE.Theold Antiquarian BOO d STORE,
= No 2lS Pennsylv snis avenue MOI. vest, be
Of Old Books. Cash unincum oersd real estate in
Wa, Msa.hinstOn taken In exchange. Apply at the
EABM Fok sALE-Coatsinins about ., scT1s.
- as miles from the Capitol several nuodrsd trees
in goo pise "a eSo ~ tSrd nas ns
on time: Inquire ct southeast coraer Of sth aud d
EOR sALE-A first cl.s. DRUG STORE, d0ios
s,.i snd ig details si'en b. addressing Drug
ss sss sent sf0Edr T g! Fs Fis .iI.:t.
INl FRAME DWELLING--seyen rooms; eli
mootrn Improvements, fine neiGhbnrhood, near
PEios f I.es Sssss between sa suS %
81 DIAL oTIOE.
To buy fine WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMONDS.
and all other fine JEwLLRf cheap for Cash, 60 to
ryou ,.ed su SStP RrVDsyfs GO SILVER
III SIS sA'
os5:,S iss1s! s,Osa1ss' S9 1omni.On
10 ATP Ss2S Iks
MoHEY TO LOAF.
$4,000 to loan on CHOICE real ssssss. m sum, Of
A few sums st s per cent. in from saoet SDa0
marll corner 7th and streets.
$5O PkivfLf SsHHSs PAYS IAksi II fR sF9gS
Write for 70 page boob, Men and Idioms Of Wan IT,
Ana "'n st. ks''sy join ssf Gic hREEi CO
ocd.H Bankers and Brokers. ~ Broadway, nj.
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I tMNANT DAY.
TUESDAY, jolly lIth.

Lseies wishing some good bargains in Remnants
OF ell kinds viii have an op eoTtunity 70 secnre
them To- MORROW, Tuesday,, as we shali have
all measured and marked; price and quantity in
each piece And - we wish to cell them out Of
course we will mark them cheap.
OUR STORE will be closed hereafter durinv
the summer 1t O'Clock D. m.
w. N. 6HUSrER 4 BRO.
II fChron Rem o1q Pspn.vIvsn,. .v.,,.
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JAS. 4. FITCH. RoBr. O. Fox. EpwIy O. CurrsR
ElTCh, FOX q Co,
l. REtL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKRRq

UWrs I3O9 Pom. are opp. q. S. Treasy Depart'f,
ttll Property. Collect hen.s, Lend oney Collect
Interest, Secure Tenants, Pay Taxes, Eject Insur-
ence, Attend to Repairs. Special ate ntfen ri ven
to the engagement of Estates and Properties ne
1oneins to non resident owners. jylO-tJanI
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

IOn hLN AMI SA LEs
EoB BEET-No 3II o street southeast; has gas
and water: seven rcoms Rent 81.
Jylo St 1HOe. Z. WAGGAMAF, SO Eth ct.
LOB REHT-A doe HOUSE, rem, very low, nam-
Il bsred 1o4 Sd street orths est, opposite Botan-
6. fROWNiBe. Columbia law aniidins j1io-sts
EOR RAHT-H0Usk No. 525 litn street. con
u tail Ing eleven looms. with wafer and Gss. For
terms. &c apply TO JOHN ALEX ANDkR, No.
1881 Pennsylvsnia avenue. jyio St
LOB RINT-Cool Furnished or Unfurnishe,
Rooms. touthern exposure. gas, bath hot aud
cold water Apply with references, 9i5 @ street
northwest. ,jy)o lw"
FOB BEET-Tvo secon5 story no OMs for iode.
= ine, wfih breakfast and tea, 10 a private family
convenient BY cars to the Centenuiai ExhibttIoa
Addrsss 3. A. r., 1871 North 10Th street, Phila-
EOR REET-HOUSE No. ll0 street north rest.
containing ten rooms. beth room, cellar, hot
INQUIRE GIO. OOURfaiY, Sol Iouisisns ave
nne. jyio St
EOR BKNT-HUUSE of eight room. And hath.
= room; front and back yard; No. 329 @ street
HOUSE OF eleven rooms and bath room. fo.no-
site parh; No. sos 9Th str, ct northwest.
eIOkD BIO. 4s9 PenasylvAnia avenue north west
UiO.in Oerner "a street and Louisisn s.vsnue.
E0R sALI-Deeir. ble COUNTRY REsIOFNOE
j on 7th street road. near soldiers H ne Silver
spring cars rase the Dor. Two OF grou ad
SPIT hdld shade and fruit trees and water 19prove-
csriase-hou.e for four h,rses with other onr.
buildings. Possession Immediately IL reIuit
Hppiy on prem Isl $, fourth house above wni,nsy
avenue same zoe jyl0 cow
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A PPhEHoND AMHRIsAN sYeLOPs

sale. Parties In Washington vicfnfty cesirfSa
this great work viii be supplied I'm monthly fEsta
street, where all sty lee Of binding may be seen
Specimen DAsss ssnt gfstA on spplica<
on. Usrs-dr
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Strangers are invited to inspect my stock of gen
tiemen's belongings, aud am confident will Fl nd no
cheaper better goods In the country at least that
istbe general testimony of recent visit,rs from eli
sections.
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LOST AND FOUND.
GOS REWARD-Lost, July s, 1876, ne W Photo.
ment, gold CHA In end SILvER WATOH ~
The above reward will be given and no Ques- ~
tons asked; J: ID. IOWNLEY, Plumbers Shop,
treasury b1ilolpg. jylo-st'
I CST-On the sth Of July. NOTE OF Annie Sta.
~ pier for $50, drawn at 30 days, endorsed by b
a. Terry and Mrs. staplor. All persons are warned
moi 10 negotiate ssid note, as payment has been
iylO 81 g.. A. TERRY.
TNAKEH UP Acknowledgements, July s. off
= Craney Island, on the Potomac river one BA r.
TEAU, painted lead color about Is feet long 8 feet
wide. Owner Is requested to come forward, prove
property pay charges and take same away
Us St Johnson BRO. ., Johnson 8 wharf. /.
I OsT-Friday, July 7th, in On T-stree. car, be.
IL tween l4th street and the Capitol, or In the Sem
ate wing Of tbs Capitol, o Ladys long, cream col.
ored, soft SILK START, with Q deep bordering Of
hOwers at the ends chiefy valued for its associs-
tons. IL returned TO 1917 Penna. avenue, q suis.
Able reward will be paid. jyS3tA
I OeT-On the ID instant, piaia, heavy 0VLp
II RING, going from North o. pitol street to X
and 7ih street. The finder will receive liberal re-
ward by returning IL to Mr.. L0ONEY, Ho. Is G
street northwest. i73t@
Clio REWARD WILL BE PAID to the person
- " giving Information which viii lead to the
arrest end conviction OF the parties no have stolen
flowers and Destroyed trees, TO-, the grounds ct
1885 Il street northwest. jel4-lms
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We have very large stock OF
JUyEkILE BOOKS,
Len over rom the Holiday season. These Books
are suitable Tor premiums for schools We vii
that purpose. ~
Tssossrs are invited to examine this stock.
mOHUS BROTHERs,
myN-u 1913 Pepna axelne cor lin streef
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We are ensbied 70 ofer Cosi At these low prices
osSsSuse ot tne very loo freienfs at present firm
Yhilsoelehia. An advances may take lac 81 say
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