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DRUPUSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING
l. DOCK AT FORT MONROE, VA.

pRUPUSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING A
i DOCK AT FORT MOERQE, VA.
CHIEF QCARTERNAsTsR's OFFICE,
NEW \ oEK CITY, 1876.
Sealed proposals. In triplicate, with copy of
this advertisement attached, are invited and will
be received at this ofce until Il o'clock noon on
the 18th Of March, 1876, at which time and place
they will be opened IN presence Of the bidders,
for the removal of the old and the construction Of
new dock for the Qusrtermaster's Department
at Fort Monroe Va.
Plans and specifications for the new dock may
be seen at this office, or 0fice Post Quartermas-
ter, Fort Monroe.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals.
the suretes In one quarter the amount OF the con-
tract, within seven days after the acceptance OF
the proposal, and guarantee to that etec. ac.
company each proposal.
Proposals should be addressed to the under
signed and Endorsed, "Proposals for the Coustruc-
tion of Quartermaster's Dock at Fort Monroe
Va" L. EASTON
fe2S Ct Colonel and Asst. .. NJ. G.,
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F AIR B A N II s.
S c A L E S
TIE
STANDARD.
Len A,laet hlo,, n,.b n,,,-o,

AIsoI miles alarm UaSh UTaWery
Store Trucks, Baggage Bsrrows, &c.
Coffee and Drug Mills, Letter Presses, &c., e..
PRINCIPAL SCALE WAREHOUSES;:
fAlkbANks& q Co. 3II broadway, ny.
FAIRBAkks CO., l6s Baltimore street Balti-
FAIkBkNKs CO., 50 Camp st., New Orleans,
FiRBAsks 60, as Main ST., Buffalo, n. =.
FAIERANKs& & CO., <os 81, Paulis st., Montreal.
FAIIKBAkks FAI = CO., "a King William ST., Lon
FAiRBkHks, BROWN CO.. & MIX s...-Bes.on,
FAfRBKkKs EWING. Masonic Hall, Phua-
FAIRBxSks, MORSE CO., Ill Lake st., CHI
FAIRBkNKs, MORSE & CO., Iss walnut street,
FAfRBAsKs' MORSE CO., Iss Superior street,
FAiKBINKs. MORSE CO., 4, Wood st.. Pitts
FAiRsisKs, MORSE 4 CO., Fifth and Main
: streets. LoGiSyllle.
FAiRBASKs & CO., soe aud sc4 wsshington ave..
fAiRBxSKs & HUTCHINSON, San Frsacisco,
Agent in Essa;nGsOa, JOHN A. BAKER.
nar2.Thknia
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- I'm
Bishop Huntlneton H~A
sG%s sIs,Sns %ssk DRys in Lent. By VII @
Reao ings for Every Day IN Lent. Nils Sewell.
Dear Feast OF Lent, Rosary for Lent and other
THE ANNA shIPTON SERIES, in Paper and
Cloth.
How 10 Study the Bible. By D. L. Moody.
For Eale by WN. .BALEANTYNE,
mhr3-tf Seventh
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X 0 u M l S S =.
LUMsER! LUMBERI
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICER.

MUST SELL AND WILL SELL.
VIRGINIA BOARDS, good, tis per N.
JOIST and SCAHTLISG, all lengths and sizes,
WHHiTE PINE sIDEING, so Der NJ, ,or-
merly so. LATHS. t2 81 per N; formerly e3.
CEDAR POSTS, 20 and.3o cents.
All other kinda Of LUMBER, dressed or rough,
Ash aud Walnut that / will sell one half the
usual prices. An early call win secure bargains.
GEO. II. JOHNSON,
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Auction SALES.
NNONNNNNN
Future D1vD.
cHhsGERr SALE OF yALuAgLE ,-KsaL KsaL
SnnPir0L sIREETs, HEAE the BALrf

EsTATE sITHaTE or = ANo. EoRFH
ChPLrOL STREETS, NEAR THE BAL RI
AOkE AID OHIO RAILEUAD DEPOc.
- Under and by virtue OF decree OF lhe
80 Supreme Court OF the Dis rict of Uolum-
- bla, passed on the 18th daIor February,
SAls7S Ia 3 certain cause thSrein peadlns.
. whertl In John a. J. Uress.sil and others:
Trust compsay, are complainsuts, and Joha
WHSes anc others are defeRdanrs. being equity
cause mbered T. SD the nniersis ned. appointed
trustee to sell BY the said Decree will sell at pub
nc auction, In mont OF the premises, on SAIU &
DAY the sth day OF April. 1875, at O'Clock In
situated In the city Of Wsshinston. District OF
cording to CHARLES wilkes sub division OF said
square, together with the sppurte1znces there
unto beoB ktng osid lots WIFI b- sold euarateGY.
The terms of sale prescribed By tae decree are
as follows, to wit: one third of the .purcnsse-
the day OF sale, OF which one hundred dollars
saeh lot shall be paid As deposit at the tIue Of
sale, and the balance Of the pureh He-money Ia
three equal fn5talime nts, In six. twelve aud
eighteen months from the day OF sale. for which
payment the purchaser or pufcnsser shall de-
liver TO said trustee his bheir notes,
dated on the day of sale and to bear interest at
erty viii be conveyed by the trustee TO the pur-
CD haser upon the payment OF the whole Of te pNr-
chase. money. 1.-THE terms of the sale are not
co nRlted with within five days from the day OF |
sale the trustee reserves the right TO resell the
property on such puolic notice as he may deem |
The dersultinK purchaser or purchssers.
II. wAKSER, ENoCH ToTTEN,
mhes-TuThs&ds columbian Law BuiISins.
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MEDTGAT.

GREAT MEDICAL BOOK AND SES-N
~ CRET6 ~S
stamps. ,ASi
Address, St. Joseph Medical Institute, I"J
St. Joseph Mo. nu2p-ly 49,
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pY DUNCANBON BROS. AuctIoneers.
- Southeast corner Nlnth and d streets n. W.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
.zs By virtue OF . deed OF trust, executed to me
~ day of December ISL, and recorded in i ibsr
.e7 folio 1o5. one OF the land records for WASH
shall offer at public sale, the premi Jes to sat-
isfy the debt seeured In said deed at the request
of the holder OF said debt, ithe folio ing na ned
property: namely: Lot No. In Dyer's subdi-
vision OF square No SO, 10 said city, the I'D lot
being lmp owed by two frame houses Time of
In Two equal payments st six and welge months
evidenced by promlsssry notes be iring Interest:
The purchaser to take a deed, and give a deed Of
trust 10 secure the same. deposit OF $50 re-
quired At the fall Of the hammer. All conveyanc-
ing at the OF the rch aser. an In the terms
are not complied with in five days the premises
will be resoid on i've days notice at the risk and
cost of defauitlug purchaser.
J0HS z. NORRIS,
mE2S-TuF&ds Trustee,
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Equity Conrt-Judgs Wylis.

Trussdsli vs.. Philips. Appearance of absent
defendant ordered.
Hsggarty VS.. Tyler. Restraining order, re-
turnsble April 6. 1875. ordered.
French vs.. Plant. Substitution of tru5sss
made.
Brent rs. Brent. Substitution Of G. D. Breas
as trustee.
Philips IS. Butler. Time for taxing te5tInsay
extended ten days.
Thornton vs. Grammer. Order, Court declines
to instruct trustee to invest money In VtrgiRta
farm, because contrary to viii.
Andrews rs. Andrews ct al. Pro cORSsSss
against certain defendants.
Simpson vs.. Kedglie. Decision for decree OF
sale OF outlying lots sc.
Ecmondston IS. Grlflth. Band of truItes sp-
proved
Thorrtcn Vs. Campbell. Vacation Of dceerse Of
sale and allowing amendment Of bill.
Brooks vs. Mccoy. Order substituting nav
bill for original.
Randall, executor, vs.. Mchean ct al. Order
adjusting certain rights and reference to auditor.
Mull0y vs.. Filth Ward Building Assooiatioa
Bond Of appeal approved.
-.
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cirsait court-Ghisf Justice carttsr.

Boos VS.. Sharp. Continued on motion Of plain
tiff, at his cost.
St. Clair vs. Pearson. Submitted to court Tns
Court hrds that the premises in possession Of the
defendant, and claimed BY the plaintiff, fronts o.
Rhode Island avenue inches; that the plaintiff
Is snner Of lot 49, and that said inches Is part Of
los Of 2s and not of lot 2 and that the defendant
by Withholding the said inches from the plain
tiff, Is guilty Of the ejectment complained Of;
therefore, II Is considered, sc.
Talbot ys. Potomac Steam Navigation Com
pany. This case was resumed. The captain OF
the steamer Pilot Boy occupied the stand several
hours as witness, and amused the bysrandsrs
by the facility with which he expressed nautical
phrases. During the hearing Of this case Mr..
Middlston was discharged lat his requestD fcOm
the jury, and Mr.. Yestman substituted In his
stead BY consent Of the parties litigant.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Nos. 1885, l97, u.s. les, 16s lSs lI6, 1FT, 1Ts Is0,
1so ls. l9l lo l93, 1874, 1885, 1876, l9s, ls9 2ol es
2c4 201, 2C6 and 207.
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DRUGGISTS.

GEORGETOWN. - '.-'
ESsrSEER's OFFIcE,)
DISTRICT OF CoLuMBtA !
WASHINGTON, March II, 1870.
Scaled proposals will be received at this once
until II o'clock N. on WEDNESDAY, April
1875, for sprtnkiing, sweeping and cleaning the
streets and avenues in the cities of Washing
ton and Georgetown for the period of one wear
from the 9th day Of May, 1876 -
Blank forms and all necessary Information can
bid Will receive confederation unless made upon
said blank forms. .-I - :
BY order OF the Commissioners:
R..Ia HOXIE,
Lisatsnsut Ensiaesss. is. a.
mhlsS Easinesr, u. U.
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AUCTION SALES.
RT TH>'nAs DOwIINs, Aaonon.er.

~ |~O>ONO~ONONO1GNOONON10I~-
Future DAYS.
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RooKs FOR THE LENTEN SEASON.

Agents for Lawrence,s .'Pure Linen" Papers,
en PennsyivaulS avenpe,
mhlI-tf Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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RH THOmAS BOWLING,
~ Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
Star Buildings, corner Pennsylvania Avenue aad
Eleventh street.
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PY GREEN q WISE, Auctioneers,
Id A1ar.udria

GKAKkEtssR GGKfAiMEsR r. a. 'MoukT6k. MtkTT6E. }rrustses.
rnha4-FM " Eda
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DROPoSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND
l. STRAW.

ColsneI and Assistan. Q Qusrtermaster General.
mhl06t
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Sad Incident OF the War.

troops stationed Mt Charleston har
Dor, from time TO time threw shells
into tho city, bat nobody seemed to
be disturbed.
Miss annie pickens, tho daugh-
ter of one of our former Governors,
would not leave the city. Despite
the representation of Con. Baaurc-
gard, she remained, Drawing shells
aud Greek fires. tending the wound-
ed and cheering all with her pres.
ence Among the wounded officers
under her caro- was II Mr. Andrew
de Rochelle, II descendant of one Of
the nohlcst l'uguenuts of the city
he yoUng man was full of the live
Hest gratitude for his nurse graft
tudo gave birth to u more tender
sentiment his suit WAS listened to !:
Governor Piokius gave his consent
and the marriage was fixed for the
23i of April. Lieut.. de Rochelle
was on duty at fort Sumpter in the
morning, and it was determined
that the ceremony should tako place
Mt 'ho residence Of General Bonham,
at s clock. At the moment when
the Episc, pal clergyman was asking
the bride If she was ready, sholl
fell upon the roof of the building,
penetrated t. tho room whore the
company were assembled. burst and
wounded nino persons, among them
Miss Anna Pickens. The scene that
followed cannot be described. Or
der being ut last re- established, the
wounded were removed, with the OK
iceptiDn, Of the bride. who lay mo-
| tionless on the carpet Her bctroth-
| Cd. leaning and bending over her
VAS weeping bitterly, and trying to
stauuch the blood which lowed from
a terrible wound under tho left
breast. 4 surgeon came and de
cllrel that Miss Plckcns could not
live but two hours When tho young
girl recovered CONSCIOUSNESS. she ask
el To know her fate, when they hes
itated to tell her Andrew, she
said, 4 beg you to tell me the
truth ; il | must die, can die wor-
thy of You. The young soldiers
tears were his answer, aud Miss An
na summoning all her strength ut-
tempted 80 smile. Nothing could
be more hcartronling than t. see
tho agony of this bravo girl strUs
Cling IN tho embrace Of death and
against mortal pain. Gov Pickcns.
whose courage is known, almost
without CONSTITUENCIES, nui Mrs.
p.ckrns, looked upon her child with
the dry hnggnrd eye of one whose
reason tottcrs.
Lieut.. dc itpchello was the first
to speak. Anna, he cried L will
lie soon, too, but / would hpyo ypu
die my wife. There is yet TIM, to
unite us.
The voung sirl iii not reply. She
was too wcGb. 4 slight nl,h rose
for an instant to her pale check it
could be seen that JOY and pain were
struggling IN her spirit for the mIs-
terry, Lying on sofa, with her
bridal dress all stained with blood.
her hlir d!shevelol, she hal never
been more beautiful Helpless rs
sho was, Lieut. dc Rochelle took her
hand and requested the Rev. Dr.
Dickinson to proceed with the core.
mony When it WAS time for the
dying girl TO say yes, her lips part,
el several times, but she could not
nrtlculate. At last the word was
spoken and Il slight foam rested up
on her ips. Tho dying agony Was near
The minister sobbel as he proceed.
ed with tho ceremony. An hour af
terwarl all was over, aud the bridal
chamber was the chamber of death.
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Growing Old.

II IS the solemn thopght connect
ed With middle life, that life = last
business is begun in carnest and it
is then, midway between the cradle
aud the grave. that man begins to
marve! that he let tho days of youth
go by SO half enjoyed 1t is the
pensive autumn feeling it is the
sensation of hale sadness that we
experience when tho longest day of
the year is past, aul every day that
follows is shorter and the light h,in
ter, and tho feeb!sr sha lows tell
that nature is hastening with gig
antice footsteps to her winter grave
So does man look back upon his
youth. When the unwslcome truth
fastens itself upon the mind that
man is no longer going up hill but
down, and that the snn is always
westeriDg, 10 looks back on things
behind. When we were children we
thought as children. But now there
lies before MS manhood, with its ears
nest work, and then old age, and
then tho grave, aud then home
There is n second youth for man,
better and holier than-his first, il
he will look on and not look back
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made my exploit. The owner Of the
house was dead, shot through the
lungs, anil he proved to be reh-
tive Of Rivas. the moior-domo. The
other parties had escaped
Shortly after Don Refugio dis
charged Rivas, and took his place
From that day date my good for.
tune, .Juanita AMI myself were soon
married, and Moro was loved and
pettcd by my vito to the day he
died, which was TO good old age
Some years after, three robbers were
executed in Durango, and Pedro Ri.
vas Was one Of them.
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A SPUNKy Girl. On tho arrival
Of a freight train at Reading, Pa,
recently, n detective discovered a
well dressed AMI rather pretty girl.
riding on the bumper Of q car. He
assisted her off the car and told her
she was In danger Of meeting with a
fatal accident. She retorted, Meet =
ing with an accident is my lookout.
AMI not yours; Won just go abont
vonr business and let me alone I
can take care Of myself I came
from Lebanon on the bumpers, and
am going to watch my chance to
ride to New York City. where I am
going to live She walked away from
tho depot. and that was the last seen
of her. A smart girl
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Kindred topics "OLD EYES MADE NEW ~
tells how 10 rcrtor, The sieht and ti'c uPrE--,s,
million have been issued already "CnN,oHr
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people horn right. "l'nrsIoloGicSt NSHhIAtE"
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Conception. "SrEBn NrOHRHnA,' ar sem.
mal Weakness With eShIonre 0f lis durability.
"tHOur, its causes, pfeyentonsnd cure, in'Hl.
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children. "coLD FEET" cause-, prevention
aud cure. Any one of the foregoing Dma
Publications WIN be scni by mail, postage pIs-
paid, ON receipt Of ten cenIs.
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-p6tr:y'
How A7an Shall 30 Iu51ed

whs, - iu'ixe man nom naturst
Who ~ know him b. his drcssl
paupf may he Mt tor princes,
Pr htf,r something le<ss
Cr.Yed shirt eni dirtyUDeket
aUoeclothe the goliou ors
Officepest thou tht AMI focilng-
vest could no more.
re arc springs OF crystal nectar
fyft sweiiiog out OF stone;
lere a. o purris buds and golden,
Hidden crushed and oyerarosn.
tyd, who counts by souis, not dresses.
lives aud prospers You AL ne,
Ihile He values thorns TIE highest
" hut as pet1ses Ia. the sea.
Man urraised above hts fellow
Ot forgots hts fellows tsSi
Master-rulers-iorJ.r rounember,
That your moan ~ hands aremcn
Men OF labDr men u feeling.
Men by thought, and men by fame,
Claiming eqitl rights to 'unshine
In mans ennobllny nano.
Th-rs are foam -smbroiierei o,eans,
There arc little weci.citd rill..
There are feeble. inch.hlgh stplIngs,
There ire ced,rs on ths hili;
Odd, who counts by souls, u 4 stations
Loves and pruspers 30 and me;
For u him all vain disttnctl iLs.
Areas pebDies la tie wa
Toiling hands alone ar, buiiie
Oi a nations wealth anI iame;
Tilted laElness IL pensiOnci,
Fed, AMI hatterei on til. samrl
BY the sweet of others turehesds,
Living only g rejoice,
While the poor mans outraged freedom
Nainiy llIteta up its voice
Truth and Justice arc eternal,
Born In luvliusss an llght:
Seer I wrong viii never prosper
While there H. n starry nixht.
God, whose wOril.heiri vblIe Is singing
Bundles love to you ani ne,
Sinks oppression with Its Iitles.
AS the pebbles In tho sct.
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A Start in Life.

| IL htt hlilb III INC CDllll
make my WAY oasily enough sighs
many an ambitious young man and
woman. They look with feeling
akin to envy at the children of
wealthy parepts, and fancy that had
they been thus fortunate in birth
the problem would ho one of easy
solution. But the question as once
arises where did the parents of these
enyiablc children get their wealth
In nine cases ont ten. nay ninety
nine ont of hun lrel in this cJun
try, they started in life with brain /;
integrity and industry rs their oipi-
tai. Is not that enough to set up
any mIn OF woman in business -
Brain and Industry alou, arc not
sufficient Integrity ani ability
must DO added Integrity is u ster-
ling virtue which generally meets
with its own rew.rd ; but ability al,
SD is an indispensable quality t. the
good workman OF woman i have
twenty girls in my establishment,
said fashionable dressmlkcr, some
Of whom have worked for me half a
dozen years; yet ont Of twolty,
there is but one can trust to trim
II dress unaded Tom is tho incest
kind of man, said an employer
thi other diy faithful. Industrious.
willing, but ho hlS N ideas all his
work must bo busted il the slight
est diilculty arises hc cipnot act
without advice How mtny there
are who work hard and patiently.
but have nothing tD show for it .
They spend their time and strength
on unlnportant issues. and do not
push the main chances. An honest
farmer now sleeping under the soil
ho once oArofl iy tillcl. was very
lprticuiar to keep all his 70 .ces in
perfect repair tho barn anl out.
buildings tidy. an all tho l.tl1
thlaSs about the farm in order. but
he neglected 10 fertilzl his acres,
to pluw and harvest his crops Mt the
right time, to take adynuth se OF the
mtrket5. and he lived and died
poor. His neighb)rs took Just the
oppste course. His land was made
rich his crops were planted plow-
81, hIrveste anl marketed ut Just
the right time but bis fences WeIo
never sound, oil logs ani broken
down flrm tools of all sorts orna-
mented both siles of the roal all
along his line, the front gate OF his
yard remained for seventeen years
unhung, but his children had pi
auo, IN organ, nice clothes, aud the
larler was always fuil of 90 4
things He neglected trihes, gave
his attention tp weightier matters,
aud in the enl prospered His
wife, having precisely the same turn
sold butter, cheese aud honey, but
all small matters were neglected. IN.
til the competence was secured.
There are very few large estates
founded upJn injustice aud dishon
esty that lasts to the second aud
third generation, and there IRE ~
few that we're the result of ability,
integrity, AMI industry, that have
not descended to the third and
fourth generation. They who build
upon these foundations buili secur-
ely their honses are foun led on
rock, and are not easily swept away.
Keep this truth continually in view,
young mnn, work diligently, ably
honestly, and yon will find no diiii
Guilty in getting start in life.
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"A Jerseyman married fve wives,
and they were all red-headed He
explains it by relating that the first
one olawed the spirit ont OF him so
com pletely that he didn { care after
that il be married porcupine.
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TIE ADVANTAGE oP lF-rho day
had been set, aud the young mar
was happy. But his father failed in
business. and he collected all the
pink love letters, the lock Of hair
the faisd vi ,lets, etc,, ant started
for her fathers mansion. lie was
bighninded and honorable ani felt
in duty bound to release her from
her engagement. Yet he grew faint
as he was ushered into the parlor
Such love as hia wonldn stay crush
ed.
"6eorge dear George y she ex
claimed, as she entered the parlol
aud seized his hand,
"Arabella, am here TO do my
duty" he said, as no rose up.
w what the matter l'she asked.
'H.hiyen yon heard of-of my
fathers failure 2 he inquired, his
heart beating painfully.
why, yes, dear George, and what
of itf
Aren't you--wont you-tha'
is =
Tn glad Of it--that's oil ! she
cried.
'You are y
OF course I am I was talking
With father, and he sail if your faith
or hal failel for 3 1000 he'd make
At least $4,000 out Of it, and, o
course. you Il get twice as much as
you counted on !!
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N,lrMs,E Dc f.oTf ,heap cii
NSt tAhSwi- tiou. Syol- tn :, Ipatly
bound g.; iu o .,raraic vols. a. g. and - 70,
sccordlpg to binding. Scnt by mgil on rrc,ipS
Of pfige Jlst TIE lu.n- fol! od.. people. Con.
tents taLlo free
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rHrr Publications. We VIII sup-
kREE ply DR. fu0rE- Free Puhllcs.
NAE tons. " GrafDifO'is Adfi'' fg me
SICK, ;" a6iodd ds UtH as az home a circular ~
,nlue TO the siCk, "EtideAtes or Dr. fOl'C's
Succt9;" a sixty page pamphlet, Ifss By mall
-Seud for then,
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Treasurers Sale Of Seated and
unseated Lands in Snyder
County 1876.

Tho Treasurer of s,ii County by authority
aud IN pursuance Of the Act Of Assembly of
March 18th 1918 apj suppl monts thereto aud
the Act ot Assc ubly NJ % M,r'h lst anl sup
plemen the 'etn, b rcby give notice that " viii
ekypss t. puldic ssle at the treasures uiiic I
Miitlcburx On the IL dty OF trnc mex and
ny adtnutnmeut frun dty ~ day ecessary.
the vnuic TIA hereiuaitor describe tr,rts
mi pttts ut tr,c snti,nis situate in tii cutn
~ or sur parts thereof ~ VIII pay he comfy,
state, road, pt r tui tchul ttNes due ami tue
costs accrued thereon. to wit:
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