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TREAeURY DBPARTMENT,
Il OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDING,
WARRINGTON. ID. o., august %. 1875.
Proposals to supply the Ire. sury Department
With COAL and WOOD for the ensuing ear will be
rscefvtd Of this Office mp to noon Of THURSDAY,
September Z, 1876.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

kss si:i # s $40 si ss s IN q: ~:
ssseEEs7 T asS s,If F,T5' 80 Is:''
q ,he e.', .t.Is, N south Sssb nstos. sadr.-s
$4,000 . ssH = s.SES !, s1gT HOUSE
Sso eOSdsisi' 81 s 'i:s Az,
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To LoAN-sa,oo0..os so0d resi- estate seSsr.
sSsIas ,rs 18TH street TO OBJ, y s nsrIK %.
For SALE at a eAoRIFICE--The s,ocs,
CERY One Of the s.s. stssss for Susins.s n -.
a ce SGsG rss'on: siyen for selling Apsy north
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sEk OF TIf If sS'
sfs nhU street q: Bishop CO.. Insurance Ass1s..
u HOUSE, in Alexandria: fine Stable a5d oth@r
,ss MD pss The inelosg,es contains one sore
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SO 900, :: aS SSS ;sSef Ecas sC o.
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$4,000. $4,000, at per cent. on verl.fn-
$4,000. 300. 5000, 800 So Ssn $500, .ua
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QUksS CITY Ls JfPT ASs BUILDING Ass0-
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SUMNER RESORTS.

THAT WELL KNOWN HEALTHY KEsORr,
L the MOUNTAIN HOUSE, with &C AAA
1 Oa iSI sbont thirty guests, h H
Ierms-el Is Per day; o. per week 1ss Per month.
p BOT paIueulars sDply 70 JOHN " hlhsnLL,
MArTlapd, gl6-9gs
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$40 Net Caah.

BATE n q UI3D
Tor Qentlsmsn.
yDAH DBAWBRB,
the finest quality and vorkmanshiR, pankaloons
fitting, With buttons or strings,
90 cents, net Gosh.
BEADY.HADE CLOTHIl0
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ON PRICE OMIH
GEORGE g: hGNNINO:
10 ORvKx0 OxBU8s
~ 00l QI IN Rokpu YtzDQG
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FOR SALE.

ENoR sALr-rsnnv s.~tps IN. rit- ynl - =,
u seert~ce WEgp tEwISG NaCHlNa. rt.s
BEDpING. CARPETS, Gas STOVE sud ofhsr
srtleas. 81 lles Oh .trset ncrth-e-t. u.
FOR ssLs-n De. nslt SIZING WAGON. 81
ns sln 'P,e go, ,ss sSes ,seOsS ssse oTAR
ONO corner - street aud losisnaSS1s
l.'OH rAIe-s VeTy hsas. 5s- EnsIIse ,SSS,5
u NAGON. lstsst style, aud alsa =.
.srI s.s Sc 81 nSGsis hsTn, .s., =. sos
nee. irQuile ., No S3s q -tr--t. b~t-~en n
=; sSI sSrssts nSr,hses' between aaa 10 slcek
LOB sALE-1he FTRsITURE, CaBPgTs
II BEpr1SG aud kI1CHGN ITENstLS 81
serni urs n.de b Herts 60 Broadway, ~
neS hcFk Eve.yihiDg 81 perfect coodi'ion.
Apth On the premises. House MAJ be rented.
E>OR sALk-A sO0a CsgT, tuita6IS 'Sr coal q
ant. Inquire &C 1tS 9Th street sou.h-
esst susz7 o..
Eoe s.Lk.a ssnIIe PUNt, soiIsbie or I.dies
-, sE. YOUNG. -
susli ~ see nd Auditors once.
trok Shk.for l25-GOod HORSE aud Zoe
II Pet aON. sno Hor-s aud Pha,t0r Tor o.
stb .ns NJ. . mSnh 10, q THOMPSON, cor. 40S
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~ The largest and most Varied .s-ort- : 80 -
nent 81 latest ~ ie % O.i rias-s Coup FlS
5sss,T., TaS I@s i S Pa. $3.50 rss,OD. -
me second hand Patel Csrriag-s aud Busgte- on
tAds II srHhIrr a 90 =.
msrls u g 3is lsih = bet csnd NJ
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QUA hD1NG,
Two NtRY DEsIRABLE OOMMUNICATING
Rooms, eith BOARD, In pri rate family, ct
S2I East Capitol street, Ospitol HILL aus7&- ST
II oOMs AND BOARD Several very desirable
~ furnished Rsoms, with first class TABLE
bOAhD, Al j 100 and t04 18th street, between Y
street. and sssachusetts avenue. Location unsur-
passed, and teIms low. aue7S as
ROARDIH9 -kOt, Ms. furnished or u ofQrpishe6
- with or without BOAhD, ct 33a Missouri ave.
cars PASS he house. aua2S ar
n oARpIH9..ePRA6UE HOUSE, corner 9th
- ebd sirests NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., delightful
bOO4s, single or on SUITE, with or Without
DoeIo aug41 ST
A PLEASANT FOKNTSHED FRONT ROOM,
"A with or without Board, IN a private fsmiiV
6entlemsn preferred. SIS 9th street northwest,
near " street cars auglS 2W
HAMILTON HOUSE, I4rh and streets north
vest, opposi.e Franklin SQuare.-Desirsble
hO0ns, nor permanent and tEsnsients. Alss,
TABLE bOAkD. auglS I'm
Grant ROw-2O9 and n last Capitol 1freet:
" kOOMS and BOARD ct summer prices.
h1& PENNsYLVANlA AVENUE, near B, a
3lO p. pepot-Wen furnished large airy
Rooms, With BOARD, from 90 to 90 Der weak
Trapsient, q 10 Der day; bath and gas. jyN .ims
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aug226t $40 Y street northwest.
LOB RENr-Sour UBFUREISHED ROOMS,
1923 P-street Circle; those having children or
ervabts need not apply. auR1l-6t
FOB sALK-A very dssi.abls BRIUK HOUSE,
L on 18th stI cot. between New York avenue and
d. laue1l.6t1 Il. X. WILSON, sll 7th st.
FOB RIHT.Tvo SIX room HOUSES, hall, water
4 and gas, 1880 Vermo nj avenue: rent 10. 10,
i4al lith street northwest; rent olS. Apply LOG
E>On RENT-A very comfortable HOUSE, No
l. 1909 New Jersey avenue; ater In house; rent
III 1HOS. y. WAGGAMAh, SO 7th street,
northwest. augH-st
LOB BENT-No. 1918 10th street; has all mod.
u ern Improvements; II large rooms and stable.
susll THcs. =. wAGGAMAN, $40 rth street.
FOB eALE-A TARM Of HIS acres In Fairfax
l. county, Va IN hieh state OF cultivation, *
miles from the pper FAlls Church Station, on the
Middle Turnpike, adjoisips Merry's and Tyoon's
lar ds. The improveaents are Q large Franc House,
naD.erd roof, Barn and outbuildinss, nearly ne
excellent peach, apple and pear orchards, with
other uits; Substantial fencing, with farming i'm.
plements all new; horses, cows 60, and crops eli
In nakiss 4 In every respect very desirable pro
perry. STOCK, crop and implements will be sold
with the farm. Price very low and terms easy.
For further Information apply to
augu Inn fhOe. BOWLING, Star Building.
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MoNmogg1fkhi n HN I.k R,.o.
MONMOUTH COUNTY NJ y

RERKkkBY ePRlRGS HOTEL,
" AOk0AH O0UafT, ". VA,
fins bathing and pure mountain air are her
=! sG:ss i sss sT s;s. sS
a. w. KlRKWOOD, Maoaacr,
UO-1m Berkeley eprfnGu, ", We,
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GOAL AND KDlDLNQ WOOD.
Our seock q COAL b now eonylses, snbraaaa
~ the ehoiee Qualities, and % vhish % i1viSs =
a1fontto0 Of o0ngum0rs. Our
eAr1uT BUHDL1D KINDLU0 WOOD.
VIII 9 Are nghtse n sviey bundle, o the bssi b
~. yoe ale ~ IL gfooefD-0y 8. no Ohoylnn
VA10 - keroeeoe 81 REQUIRED.
G2xAP. 6AFR. 0kIA1.
O1KP4EDDO0 . me-
I'm nj DEPOT 1th-sarsss Whass,
oooe-U Dseoeb O0oo 1915 ronnaUivan1a ovoo
.i::ss;::s; ssa 2; hc.se. , GA
hSkCIHHfsAuos
4s(To4el111a 1etsls de Drgya,l
UI-U %. 30 koo1t ovo.s Vos1D61eos
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Yolscms Lokical Book keeping, Peabodys Moral
Phi osophy. Chapman Q Drawing Books; yepson 8
M sic ht adeTs, etc.
emifhs Apslo- ssxop Etymoloey; Wormau's Course
in the German; PuJol's Fren b Glass Book; Scar
iDgb Virgil; Dwights n Mythology, etc.
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MANSION HOUSE.

NEAR CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAIL
ROAD STATION,
HAGERSTOWN, MD.
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TURNING UNDER CLOVER AND
BvcKwuEAT.-That there is great
fertility in blowing in heavy crop OF
green clover is known to all good far
mers; but the question is, when ought
it 10 be turned under? II it be plowcd
in when first in blossom, the land can
not be used Immediately for any Other
crop, unless it be for buckwheat, OF
some other green crop, to be cut to1
stock, and fed green. If such crops
are wanted, that system IN manage
ment would be a good one; but by cut.
ting the first crop Of clover for hay
and turning under the second crop
the land might be sown with rye i'm.
mediately after being plowed. In or.
der to cover the clover we'll a roller
should be run oyerit just before plow-
ING. II the clover should be heavy
crop, the land might be sown IN
wheat, as it requires q better soil than
for rye. Buckwheat turned under
when in blossom, if sown quite thick,
also enrlches land to the value Of
many times its cost.
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How TO RIpEN PEARs.-An ex-
change gives some directions respect
ing the treatment Of Summer pears
which may be Of benefit to our read
ers. The writer says that pears which
ripen previous to October, should new
er be allowed to ripen upon the tree,
as they are thus like y to decay at
the core or to become mealy and dry
of flesh. Gather them as soon as they
have attained their full size, or when
the seeds begin to brown, and place
them in cool dark room, between
two wooden blankets. They Will then
yipen O. bright color, be julcy, and
have their full flavor. Woolen blank
cts ripen them much better than pack
ing them in hay, fern leaves, cotton
wadding, or any other material, and
do not impart to the fruit any dlsa-
creoable flavor, which other materials
are apt to do. If the fruit is placed
in closet without being covered, it
is liable to shriyel and to become
acid, which will not happen when
they are ripencd between blankets, as
then the temperature is more equla-
bic and the air is to great extent ox-
cluded.
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FLOWING FOR WuEAT.-This work
ought now to be subject Of the first
importance. on the farm, and finished
as soon and as rapidly as possible
Deep blowing is a preservative from
the evil Of winter killing but the
ground should be allowed to become
compact before the seed is sown. A
variety of opinion exists as to the
best mode Of applying manures some
preferring to pillow under, and others
to apply on The surface after blowing.
1t is certain that neither for wheat
nor rye should the manure be plowed
under deep.
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ACRICUL RAJ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FARM
ING.

The better to retain important facts
in the memory, | am ever fond OF re-
luciug the principles of good farming
to brief maxims and rules, compress
inc into q single short sentence the
gist Of many page. Thus | carry
about the mental pabulum to be d.
gestel at the handle Of the pillow or
hoe. The following are some of these
principles:
F;rst-The farmer who would sue
coed we'll and derive pleasures as we'll
as profit from his calling, must mani
fest an active and abiding interest IN
bis vocation. 1t takes heart-work to
make hand-work pleasant.
Second.-The farmer must study
how best to increase and MAINTAIN
fertility to his soils. There is no in
ertia in agriculture. There must be
progress, either forward or retrograde'
Third.-The farmer must strive to
increase the quality as we'll as the
quantity Of his crops. 1t is the quail
ity that determines the price. In this
"Excelsior" should be his unyarying
motto.
Fourth.-The farmer must seek
with a watchful eye to improve his
market facilities. 1t is transporta-
ton that eats up the profits.
Fitth.-The art Of raising better
stock is not as we'll known as it should
be. Keep no more animals than You
have the facilities to feed and care for
we'll.
Sixth.-The farmer must seek to
improve his social intellectual, and ii.
nancial condition.
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Buckwheat may escape the frosts
if sown at once, and may be sown up|
to the middle of the month, for turn
ing under for green manure.
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THIS house is conveniently and pleas,
antlv situated, and has recently been new,
" furnished and put in thorough repair
making it tie most desirable stopping
place on the line of the CumhcrIand Val
ley Railroad 1t is one square from the W
r. Il. depot.
Large wards and extensive stahling for
the accommodation of droVcrS and travel
crs, JOHN RILEY, PNor K.
may2G-6mos.
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GILBERT HOUSE,
MECHANICSTOWN, FREDERICK
COUNTY, MD.

ngs1 TIE undersigned would res
t gaR fsn pccttully inform the public, that
ma Ein having become the proprietor OF
+==H AAa=slFsu the above House, SO well and
favorably known, has opened it i'll an cle-
CANT style for the accommodation of per
mancnt and transient customers. The
house has been renovated and furnished
in IA complete and ample manner, and now
offers Good Cheer and the comforts OF Il
pleasant home. His TABLE will be sup
piled with all the substantials and dcllca-
cics of the season, the best the market al
torls His BAR will be stocked with the
best brands of liquors and segars. His
STABLE will be furnished with good pro-
vcndcr and attentive ostlcrs. And his char
gcs l.y- MARK THIS, will be moderate
and in accordance with the spirit of the
times. BoArdcrs taken by the day, month
or year. The custom 0t travellers and
Others is respectfully solicited. The large
experience of the subscriber in Hotel keep
ing, warrants him in saying, that he Will
do all in his power to give general satlstac-
ton. ~. r. ORNDORFF.
April lift
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-25

| .BuRwELL GuAsDs, THrsDI WAeD.-At 9
regular meeting Of the Bur- weil 0uszds Of
the third ward, held last Monday night,
che following resolutiop, cdersd BY Moses
BhGgs, Eeq, vss unaniuoesly adegted:
Resolged. That the Hon w: Pitt kellogg,
j. z q. Pitiin. Gsores B. Johnson, W. q.
Badger, W. q. liant. Eails Honore. 3. c.
Warmoth, p. B. 8. Pinchbaek, Paul Boa.
sAigneur. w. l.. Evans. George Deyiz IN.
w. G Elliott, Colonel James Lswif, Major
Y. A. Ryan, Captain jacob Gray, Robert
Hutches0o, j. g. Ac4shone, Gustave
Drew, JAMES Csugblin. PAtrick B szron, G.:
f. Lsdd, James Pints. Patrick Cresgh and
is Deaa be hereby elected honorary nom.
bers Of the BurweN Guard, third ward. A.
ter hstening 70 an eloquent address from
the Hon. w. n. Burweil the club adjourned
with three roueiag cheers. ~ S'1t a't
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-25

New Havssr Preseetiea Company, , eseph
4 , n. Kearney snd y. b. Cope, ct al t.tervenors,
/, W. Bark Mathematical, her cerss. freight,
! etc. .. ...-........-.. 80. l.t|
IN THE UNITED sTATEs DISTRICT COURT,
i District Of Louisiana, No. 10 9so.In Ybedisnce to
n admiralty warrant to mo directed I'm the above
entitled suit, have sessd and taken into my pos
TIE BARK wooLooxooLoo. her CARO-,
freieht etc, now libsled by New Harbor Pro,
lection Company, Joseph y. Kearney, X 4 Cope
pending In tbs District Court Of the Uni cd
And do hereby cite and saznou'sh the ewnsr q
HAVING OF pretending to Be. any light. ttle Of in.
tGest h or to the same % Be Ind SppeaF 8 { DIS.
t1ict Court Of the United States, for the District
Oh the third Monday Of November, 1876. to show
cause II any they have or can. why tho said
b1rk and cargo should not be condemned and Be
sdld agreAsbfy to the prayer Of kbolapts.
United States Harshaps Once, Aew Orleans,
.'o irrt J'R. 9. PfTKIr,H -
oc3s 81 not 10 GgE4l United Ststos hassAal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-25
AUCTION SALES.
BY Macon, Ellison q Co.

- "a. sci Cd -S1- .r3 ~ sGo-
SALE OF TIE RRvBsUEs OF THE PUBLIC
~ NV ~ MARK4r6. i9 z-'a1 Ilr
ny MACON, ELLISON 4 co., ALBEIT
ID Paul, Auctioneer. = viii DO sold at public
suction, in The Council Chambss.. City Hall, On
FRIDAY, October 81. 1876, at twelve ocloct L.,
the revenues Of the following nentionea parkste
for the month Of Move mber 1876
n /. PRuIr AND vBaBrABLg MAaKRfS
q FR1HCH MEAT XARKRT.i . 0'.-l =
3 POYDRAS AND Pills AARKRTA ,r s-..
- T. TRIMS MARKKT.
- S. WASHINGTON AaD POET MARKETS il ?
= I 6. 81. BkRNARO NARKEr. ~ p
Z. LII BRETON Market. ..-. '-gtr
A} 8. ST. HARv NARKkr.
9. MAGAZINE MARKET. - .r
10. CLAIBORNE MARKET. ID 4"
IL. JRFF RRSON CITY MARKET. .ll.-f ss.
II. SORAPURU MARKET.
IL. NINTH SrkEET MARKET.
f. IA. ALGIERS MAkKRT.
5 The markets will be sold saperstely.
Terms-Cash Ga the spot. IL Uaited States cur
roucy.
bide J. O LlNpRy,
. oc2f Ct Administrator Of Commerce.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-25
OCTOBER i Is, ,l&6 .s,ass !. y

b opsa The ,eeertiAestes. = aad 4 1eiiarO -
result, and the lsv,ssq1ilisa llak .lhAssa
yates shall Be counted the second WedneG-
day e February. II y for Senator 16tfy,
cf 1iohiGsn. therefore. 70 deolszN What =
The vote Of tho electesa, Of the viola eeulrs
~, and not for the Confederate Houae r.
reject any Of these votes. -, .,sff'J
i y possible that. 5 blunder At TIE Dem.
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