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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
NSNNNNNJNSNS-O~S~. N-~-N~S~N.~4~-N0~-%
pRoPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
SECRgTARy's OPPIcE,
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES !

SECRETARy's OPFIcE,)
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, !
Sealed proposals vii be received at this o,ce
stationery for the Of the Senate Of the United
Blank forms Of proposals, showing the quantity
and quality Of each article and the form Of bond
iSrpshsd on application to hi. Once. VIII %
The Quarto Post and Commercial Note Pa
pers to be put up in packages Of hye 9uires each,
aou!sid d' or imperfect aairss. WIN no
All the Manila Paper must be of pure Ma.
nilla stock, hat and smooth sheets, and Of the
The Adhesive Envelopes must be extra wAl
Rummed with pure white gum, or they will not
must be submitted In such boxes, and put In
every way MS they are to be delivered. Al
white envelopes are to be delivered In boxes con-
The Quantities Of the different articles above
set forth are supposed tob what will DO re-
to himself the right TO order from contractors
more or less Of the several articles, according to
the WANTS q the Dspa1SfmsSnd
productions Of American industry, II equally
Such Of the above articles as may be designated
by the Secretary OF the Senate must be delivered
at his office IN the city Of Washngton, free Of any
November next.
Every article must be Of the very best quality
iHitrioI VuultS 10 Culitu ior.
A sufhcient specimen OF each article proposed
for is to accompany the proposal, and to DO
marked with the name Of the proposer and Of
paper the weight per ream. The whole Of each
article specified In the foregoing list will be
deemed class, and the person offering to fur-
nish any such class at the lowest price Equality
consldered) will receive 4 contract for the same
on executing bond, with two or more sureties
satisfactory to the Secretary OF the Senate for
the performance thereof, which bond Is to be filed
In the once fthe said Secretary within ten days
after the proposal has been accepted.
IT any articles contracted for should not be de-
lyered within the time stipulated. or should be
inferior In any respect to the sample, the bond OF
the contractor will be put In suit
Proposals should be Endorsed proposals for
Stationery Tor the Senate" and be directed to
the Secretary of the Senate, Washington.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered at
the office free OF Charge.
GEORGE q. GORHAM,
Secretary Of the Senate Of the United States.
MhlT S3w (Starl
81 UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE
act Of February Is, 1875, the timo for receiving
bids 10 hereby extended to April 10, and the oon.
tract Hereunder will be for one year only.
GEORGE q. GORHAM,
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Commerce.

NV YORK. April s.-Cotton easy; upIAuas.
Ike; Orleans, Ike; sales, I.ss7 bales. Receipts
or week-net, i,tsa bales; gross, 7.oS bales. E1-
ports-Great Britain. 7,HT bales; france, - bales;
sales, II, s.o bales; stock, O,oss bales.
Flour s@loc hEher; hoseyer. quiet. and not so
shoiss .hiis whss, western es,rs. 3 sal %: feaeg %
U.s. 'SSa e fssss 81, ei fo Shs
g H5Ss Co.
sou,ssTD e. noar ,;eiSs higher: common 70 r extra
fSss sssfs as e!nssi Arm y, .aa ' s.
sh.Isea: Whssstc.sprinE iessc better; brisk eL.
:S!Iaf; vi =; INV !, a$ Y: No. "a:
Western; ssssle forJsssey rsnnsyly .nls aud st.tc.
6e; 10, Canada sss: feeding &C. In store B,s,ei;
malt duh and heavy borrowed state, SOC Cora
sfss s%:';Ss: s.sss
s,ssst and far trade; mlsed Wes,Srn snd sslt
am sss sas,
salss aud stSous @s.srisl Change, hlcs Steady
and in d fair inquiry; rS!roeun dull aud heavy
6s Tsiio~ aiiSsr ., ss Sss. " Resin s,s.ly ssi
unshanEea. Turpentiae casl,r at M1@Rtc Tor
siate i TSrE
sseeaaet Bess hams sa eSice H %s;,cTa nh II.
Tiers bee. quiet; C.smsat;YWeslern quiet mid.
t' fS aa 81 81 Ias sS
lower: " % asked for prime steam. Butter IN
pe%s L,esssS dull MhisRy S rm lST fSI T@ss
Os. freights to Liverpool moro active, and With
out change; cotton: per ssu, I'D; per steam. Nd;
wheat, per steam, ~.
BALTIMORE, April Section quiet and nomi IA, !:
mlddiipH. l1tc.
Flour strong and quiet. and unchanged. Wheat
strong and quiet. business restricted by limited
supplies; No. Western winter red. u 6s@hi 81; No,
10: MARYLAND red, prime, q 7Ot9i Y; do. amber,
nrm and quiet: Weston arm; southera,.hi,e, sc ;
DO: yellow sc; Western MIXED. spot. StH@aSc;
Oats active aad firm; Southern prime and Western
white. ta@Ee Rye st, ady q 7!@!5c. Gioverseed
duh: good to prime, H4(9itic. HAY unchanged.
Provisions quiet. heavy and unchanged. Butter
easier; estern tubs extra hnc, na &c; do. roll, ~
whisky nrner At u 1901 %.
Reccfpts-Fiour D. 200 bbs; wheat. 600 bush: corn,
O., go bushels, shipments = Wheat. 100 bUsh
els: corn. 100, 600 bushels.
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AUCrIoSsaLEs-ro-DH

sccoc(re.c.ScNS SOrc|IIIHU~~~
J)UBLIC AUCTION.
PAwNBRoKERs SALE At ROBERT YUL.
MA AyKNUE AID p sTEEHT.
Il, CSnm "a. on JgsspAr, April q, % o'eiosk
continuing morning and evening until The whole
COLD sndsIL RwATCiiEs, SOLID SLY IN.
api-7t. JAMES UILD, Auct.
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va nm -" no
ES CARRIAGES!

CARRIAGES CARRIAGES!
- CARRIAGES!.!
On hand 100 new aud second h and light family
caIriSges phacton top and noiop be at greatly
reduced prices. Ihsve Just procured patent for
side springs for buEues, which will give greater
ease and comic in notion than Aay spring now In
use and be procured At half the expense or any
other patent spring, and can be adapted to carry
any weight required. Persous using side-spring
bukEies should not fall 70 cali ana ex.mlne.
.n-a I'M, ,m p. Sys. near y ns,rsssaIh
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vJ,RUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
ESTATE INITIATED IN HiLLsDALE,

1 WISH EsT iSITt sITBATtD IN hILLsbALE'
BY Vlr,ue Of = deed Of tru,, TO US, dated oc,o.
Der A. p. ls7e, and duly, recorded In Liger No.
69s folio 2, Of the land records for washington
county. in the District OF Coiumbia and Al the re-
aues! Of the party secured thereby. We wiz sell At
O'Clock p. m, on THURSDAY, the ifih day OF
April, 1851, Lot numbered twelve, U2,D In section
rarn A. made BY 5. &. Pomeroy, J. r. klvans, and
Terms Of sale: ts.7c, with interest At ten per
cent. from April 7, 1875, and expenses of sale In
cash. The balance In SIX (6I and twelve (tsl
months, for which the Of the purchaser bear
ing interest from the day Of sale. and secured by
deed Of trust upon the property, will be taken. A
deposit Of 80 will be required of the purchaser at
the time Of sale and all conyeyancng will be at the
cost OF the purchaser.
If the terms Of sale arc not complied with within
even gay, INC rrnstees reserys ,ne right 70 re-
S SRas W. ". shHhIo x2EsPRi {Trustec,,
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NEW BOOK KS,
Received THIS MORNING
AT
sHILLiSGTON's BOOKSTORE,
Cor. four-and. half street and Pennsylvania ave.
weAyer. and Welt; or, Love that Hath US In His
Mt. by Miss Brzddon.
Love In Id'encss. BY Ellen Ciney.
TIE Duchess OF RosemAry Lane. By Farjeon.
Heen's Babies: Annals OF Baby, and some
other Babies, Very Like heieR's, only more so.
soie.-Letter and Cap paper. OF all sorts aud
qualities.
Envelopes, Pens and Pencils.
Playing cards OF all sorts and qualities, at the
very lowest prices, and OF tue best quality forthe
prices charged.
fplc-If
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TOR RENT
II by b. n. WARMER a CO.,
Real Estate Brokers. eis street.
BRAISARp n. wARSRR. EDWIN q, MCINTIRE

For Rea'-, He an, =. .nS ~ r. ,Ss
i,,h s.: Mass; and " sysn;; L..... e
For Rent-SS. Is St NV. w. rooms and NIL u;
s,ie 81 m n. W. w. n rooms % N. i. IL IL
For Ren'i II, ,, " Sl r .s Il I m M ~
, 30 n St.. of;., gas and water, faf..:. Is
% No. SiF. sSs,. n sessi a$.a,s H.: 4
fsrk 81 MI MI Pleasant, ori ste. fpr.. e
For ssrs th Of Nv % 90
Ss.ss on ,s s:, B.. . Il 4. MI g g
40 nth s. W, br. 3stc. srs. m. i...... g
For R'n'-s NJ w. AZ. s;; SO. To b. Il room: m
@ Ss sir sss o oyef .or RS, Is 49,. g
For h'n',s E ~: Z; Gipic $. 10 's.e: 8
For 81 ,a,S W. "a g. surn'shSd i'.. e
sa,.;p and sss Z: CsplioiT, % s,m.i. &
, .sls st6. ssto. bf. Or. ali m. L.. ...... 5
f0' III g T. s. near Howard Wn1sr.ty: 3
i;s;esS,s:Ilia As:;.rs 4 dwsIliak,n.i q
''' siS iss !; :: ~ 3: =; H. y: ii
For Rent-siji q: b. ;io ~ r. N nj; 4
1910 "a: .ye.s: e., SRI m. L.......... g
For Rent-Tcss,iV;ows r.. rs: and stable.
g High q. GeorEetown, rs, m. l.:.. p
No. M Kim street, lie Droit Park. 10 :
rootns, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y
For Rent-Sls-3l6 stn. e., br., sto rs, m. 1. %
No. bA ID 81. .. O., r., Ras water. Is
1910 N. J, ave, 6 e. IL rooms, large yard b
III Green street. Georgetown, D rooms q
For Rcnt-1l0e Fourth street northwest, 7r..... u
1I5s 18th n. W.. br. 2 sto,6 rs. m. Ice. d
Nos. az and ssi h Of. .. G., rooms.
. Gas and water. .................... 10
NO. col 18th Of. n. e., rooms. %
For Hent-ai2 18th 8. w., rooms, WATER Ac..... II
$50 Defrees street. Q rs. IN. i......... "a
zoe Massachusetts, ave Q RS, WATER. A
s.w. cor. 18th and u, store and rs. D
For Rent-kos. and Foundry Place, rooms. u
US FIRST street Q. w................ 10
lW 0Iant avenue. ..................... 10
Small Frame. 18th street, above t. 10
For Rent-No. COTTAGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1N Grant avenue. .............. 0
Also, number Of other houses, full particulars of
which will be given upon application At our once.
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FOR THE LADIES.

T AIDES. LADIES l.-IF you WANT To
rived from New York; will teach you In one week
20 be your own drcssmAker BY The new French
Nine. Benoit Is uuvivaied as teacher; will cat
pattern 20 order. guaranteed to At or no charge.
eau 81 " street. n. ". M stairs. aps-6ts
ERENCH PLANTS AND FLOWERS, JUST
imported by Messrs. PELLARCk 4 CO..
members Of the Agricultural Society, from Paris
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited IA
gall and see the great collection OF Roses. Wine
Grapes, Trees fruits and all kinds OF Vegetables,
Seeds and Flowers, at No. les Pennsylvania ave.
nue.. Api-sts
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DEPARTMENT, UNIVERSITY

USIOAL CONS ERvATORY Y,
VI AT THE ELEGANT
MUyIC HALL, Sn NINTH STREET.
gopays for sixty lessons In the First arats.
oos-fHW!@' o. B. BULLARD. Director.
MUSICAL AUADEMY,
e.. street northwest Or. r. Osalasis: s.ss.
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7sI Prizes, amounting to Spanish dollars, .E0Op
Information furnished FREE. Orders hlled.
Prizes cashed. Spanish Bank Bills and Goyern-
ments purchased.
TAYLOR 4 CO., BANNERS.
m5-3m II Wall street, New York,
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rHEAP DRY GOODS.
~ Calico remnants, ~ cts. up.
Bleached And Brown Muslins. 81 eta. up.
sheetlngs, wide widths. 10 and IS cts.
New things In Drss Goods, all Colors, A. tue
Lowest Market Prices. now open.
Dolman Cloths, ~ cts. to o.. Is.
french Brocsded - Dolmsn Cloths, very cheap.
Dress Goods, i2k, Is, -, rs, 81 20 rs cts.
Black Aipscss, c6esp, b, q. Is to 80 cts.
white and Colored SKIRTS best M kes. IS cts.
u,,,, TN sAYDALS.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-ON VERY EASY TERMS, A
y furnished house, In healthy and desirable oea-
tl0n. modern IMPROVEMENTS. hot and cod water
throughout. Apply to FITCH. FOX co..,
sp5-3ts 1909 Pcpnsylvanis avenue.
TOR RENT, APRIL I, NO. Q GRANT
II PLACE,a fine fourtsen.room Brick Hous :, In
good condition, with all modern improvements.
Apply to No. li22 sixth street northwest. ap5.3.'
TOR RENT-FOR A YEAR OR THE SUM.
II mer. the dwelling house, barn, stable, grounds
few minutes walk from railroad station. Inquire
of BRAMH ALL & CO., COZ Seventh street north
west. apt;WFMI
TOR RENT, IN @ EoRGETOwN, A LARGE
both lines of street railway, and well adapted for
q Renteel boarding: house. Rent moderate. In
psny. ap26t
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IMPERIAL HOTEL BILLIARD ROOM,
L Just opened with eight new tables; Phelan q
n0ls-u Propric.or,
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S~~S~S~~o~rOO|SSN IN0IOENooINN-N~oI~<
EsHE$H Is s$: + + REPRESENTATIVE
fkELOR 80. 10. OF OUR HOUSE.
fHktSk 90 go o. o.
ffRtSR 30. d. MR.. JOHN HEDGES,
PkRf0k No. 10.
fAktSk &c. S. t. T. win found
fkEt0R 10. %.
fARLoR No. 70.
tfkiSk No. j.: rARLoE No. 10
PAsL9R 70. q.
fAKL0R 80. 10.
PHHf0R 80. 10. WIZARDS HOTEL.
PPhhEhti .99kk S NO: i 10,
PxRL0R 10. 10.
Pki.LOR No. 10. with fun Iiae OF samples OF
rARLoR No. 10.
f fkEI3E Ne. K. EAEEsF AsR FINEST
fHRLos No. 10.
fHRt9R No. IS. OF w sHiNGT5 \ can an graf.
FRRt9R sS. sr ,',. sr e s,t .ns ;ssfGS
EhsSR 80 & be made "a oSs 6S Sa f Dspsr e
PARLoR No. 10. ment.
JOHN wANNAMAKER 4 co.
ARTISTS IN TAILORING.
CHESTNUT STREET,
sps-tr PHILADELPHIA.
SPRINa STYLES GENTLEMEN's HATS.
KNOCKS \, =, 7; S i! h. $t';snTyyLE HATS
nS sa Hs h Ia ds.ssta s s4Sls soy
B1Ys' AND CHILpRES's HATS,
om0'f i. h q. 'sTEINaRTz Sa Halter.
i2J Pennsylvania ay., next 10 cor. Tnirteenth 81.
VERY BEST PRICES PAID FOR
SECONDHAND CLOTHING
AT JUsTH's OLD STAND,
sis d street northwest.
Order, by mall promptly atteaied 70: i.s-n
~ q P oN's
sa4 SHIRT ns
MANUF TORY.
siI Best Dress Shirts to o-der for us 81.
Fit warranted perfect. Material warranted, Rich
srdson's best Linen aud " .msutta Mills Muslin.
FINE fIASSEL UNDERWEAR To oRDERA
SPEClALrf.
Six ready.msde Shirts for p; SIX unfinished Shirts
for A,S. Boys Shirts 81 and Is cents.
MEMS FINE fURSlSHIS6s.
THoMPSoNs SHIRT FACTORY
lastly LIE DROlT BUILDING.
COLUMBIA BANK NOTE COMPANY,
No. EOS Pennsylvania avenue,
WASHINGTON, DC.
We are prepared with every facility for
ES8RAvING AND PRINTING
BANK NOTES, BONDS AND COMM ERCIAL
WORK OF EVERY KIND, &C.
W. II. PHILIP, President.
GEO. T. JONES, Vice Prestdent.
JOHN W. WATERS, Secretary.
JOHN ni. VAN BUSKIRK. Treasurer.
iY2t,wFh
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nUNCANsoN BROs., Asctioneers.
~ Ninth and ID streets north west.

L bhtS., huCtiOnecfr.
~ Ninth and streets sorth west.
rGgsThE,s SALE oI yAtgAsLE YogsZ 3
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF two deeds OF trust, Zone on each OF
the following lots.) dated August II, ls.5, and
corded in Elber No. 5st folios as aud 40, OF the
land records Of the District OF Columbia, will sell
At public auction. In front of the premises, on
TUESDAY. the 10th day OF April, 1877, At 81,
O'Clock y. M. lots numbered sixty {ss) and
sixty,.eTe q. In Chapman. EIiey and Richards
trustresl subdivision Of square mum bered two hun
dred and forty; en- IN 81. city Of ashlnston, y.
thereon. said lots will be sold separately aud each
house.
said sale will be made subject to deed OF trust
on each lot TO securc the payment OF Q note for
~ go dated July II, 1875 payable In one wear from
date with interest at the rate Of seven per cent per
annum.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash. and the balance
In six. twelve and eighteen months, for which the
notes Of the purchaser. bearing interest from day
Of sale At the rate Of eight PET cent. per annum;
be taken. deposit Of 800 on each lot will
be required Al the time Of sale. IL the terms OF sale
shall not be complied with In ten days from sale,
the defanltinE Purchaser; Sonyey ,nelnE a. por-
mhsi-sstfuTh Trustee.
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BUSINESS CHANCES


70 l. o A N.
sI.5uo at nine per cent.
N,ooost ten per cent.
, t7O at ten. per cent.
J. v. N. HUNCk.
1906 Pennsytv ania avenue,
darlington Fire Insurance Bsildlng.b
aps-6t First Floor Rear Room.
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AUCTION SALES-FUTURE DAYS.
>N>NN>O~ N4NrJcscJNNINs~ScONN
ID II. WARNER, Auctioncer, q street, oppo
Ds site Masonic Temple.
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CHAN d l. Z RSi
Largest variety of new patterns in the city. a,
LOWEST PRICES.
COLDS wARM-AIR FURNAOEsi
Heat produced equal to Steam
COLDS CENTENNIAL RANaEl
Tue Newest, Best and Cheapest Elevated Oven
In the Market.
IRON CASTINGS, BOILER AND MACHINE
WORK.
STEAM HEATING, TIN ROOFING.
And all Tin and Copper Work.
IRON FENCES AND ORNAMENTAL WORK
- PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING.
ALI Best Varieties Of Ranges and Fireplace
Heaters
SMITH, BIR ROE 90,
No. loit Pennsylvania avenue,
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l. VALLEY.
ESGIyIER'sOrYfcE. DISTRICT or CoLrMRtA. ,
WASHINGTON. ID. e.. March 81, ISL. /
sealed proposals will b receiyed :, this ONCE
1871. for the Improvement Of tie .'Tiber viiley,'
In accordance with plans file In this once.
Blank form Of proposal and specific .tions can be
obtained al this once upon application therefor.
and no bid viii receive consideration unless made
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids or
parts Of bids.
by order Of the Commissioner: of the District OF
Columbia; n. l.. HOXIE,
Lieutenant Engineers U. 5, A.,
eps-6 Engineer OF ID. y.
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T .Aw. OUR NEW LIST. RELIGION.
Inc Psp,cy and iSe tiyl Power. BY Hon. il; ":
Thompson: -. Resurrection or the Body: Does
L: asoay. ecmp,icd ~ Rev. b. MsCiaSe; 50 cts.
g., Love IN Idenss;; X Ellen ": Oinsy; q. Cen
book Of Ny tIoiS sics. Ait, by Mrs CemsSts: Is. z.
Mscauley's Lii. and Letters, by q, q. Treyelysn;
N.!5: The Man Who Was Not Colonel. by High
Private; o.: The Gates Of the East, by Henry o.
Potter, d, 2. ti.sa: Ride to khiys, BY fred.
bsaasi' h. .. Is.ss. pa. Bqoss- LsaaiSs Ga:s:
10 Equity, by white 4 Tudor, III Z books; -. The
Law OF Dsmsges BY George W. Field; ts.IS. Is
says In AnFio-saxon Law; q. Legal Recrostions,
itnSss; Al Law q q Equity. vol $50; Burrui on
,ures; e. Bishop on CRIMINAL Law, sixth Edition.
Any q The above works sent BY mail, postage
paid, upon receipt Of price.
All the latest styles OF Stationery received
W. II. b U. H. MORRISON,
LAW BooKskLLERs AND rUBLtsHKRs.
fei-u No. 80 Pennsyiyanis avenue.
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CPRINa STYLES GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
Just Received
KNOCKS N: Y. SPRING STYLE HATS,
(Agent for this civil
Broadway style silk Hats, q, d aud IS; Pine Son
aud sun Felt Hats, In eoiors designed expressly
BOYS AND CBILDRES's HATS,
Umbrellas and walking Canes.
b. n. sTEISMETZ, Halter,
i2T Pennsylvania ay., next 10 cor. Tnirteenth 81.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

A sEkMsTRHss THORoUdHIY oUAL.
IA iaed to cut and make every variety of
ladies' aud ehidren's clothing, Will go out by the
81 4 street northwest.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19
the TRUE BLUE CORN PLANTER
SOMETHING NEW AT
Weis g. Oppenheineer's,
SELINSGROT'E, PENNA.

A new American Lever Watch given
as present to our Customers.
The above watch will be given rs n
present To one ofour customers on Sat
urday April 2Sth, 1877, in tho afternoon.
No postponencnt.
To all who buy $500 worth Of goods
one ticket will DO given, on a $1,000
purchase two tickets will he given, for
larger amounts tickets in proportion.
On the above mentioned day the
ticket holders will make arrangements
to suit themselves and dispose Of the
watch as they agree upon.
Remember that we will give the
watch If we give but one ticket and
that il will be presented on the day
mentioned without postponement.
Any one who wishes to examine the
watch can see it in our Store.
WEIS & OPPENHEIMER.
Mar. %.
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c,,,,c T,, NJ. ,-. .e,.i,;-
o.riIsa tkE-Ine a'. ol ".aak;ns
iruit ana otner tIees grow sn1 tnriVe'
lies IN lew briei rules, as ioilows:.
Dig. them up with great care, RETAIN
ing. large proportion OF their roots !;
and any roots mangled. TO be cut OH at
the mangled ends smoothly with q
sharp knife.
To be kept in the shade. II set out
the same day thcv are dug up. Ifnot
set the same day, dig trench in your
garden deep enough 70 receive the
roots, pack in the trees side by side as
closely "A nossible. with the tons
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TRour FIsRIxo. You can use your nsh.
Ing tackle now, according 10 Law. And,
by-ihe.way, what 10 more pleasant OF
healthy than . day ia the mountains trout
fishing. You start from your homo early
In the merning, with lunch aud . bottle
Of coffee, perhaps. wandsrto the noun.
tain top 70 the httls spring that Arst feeds
the brook, take out your fishing 70 exile
snd prepare for work. You start at the
top Of the stream and hsh downwafds. to.
king . drink Of coffee every once In .
while, throw your line In, stand on . rot.
ten log, get bite. prepare 10 throw ou,
sud tumble into the stream. Al this
point perhaps you might "euss" little,
but ysu should remember the old adage,
that 'if you swear, you won't catch any
6sh." Then you trY Il again and again.
maybe yeu catch good string. maybe
you catch none, and finally arrive home
In the night some tine. weary, foot sore,
vet, and prepare to start cut next day
again. But It's always 10 order 70 take
coffee with you.
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DIED.

Near New Berlin, April 2 Es-Sherin John NJ.
Denfer, aged probably 10 years.
In Perry twp, April 1th, Caths rine wife Of Pc
ter Acksr, agod 81 yesrs, months and 10 days.
In seliusgrovs, March s1st, Isaac q. Fisher,
aged o. ycars, months and 10 days.
In Penn twp, April I'd, Levi Benton Grouse,
aged 10 months aud 3days.
In Penn twp. Msrch soth Jonsthan. son Of
Francis aud Elizabeth Artiey, aged . years,
months and Is DAYS.
In Mnser's Valley, April isf, OF Commissions,
Lille May. infant daughter Of John aud Harriet
Zechman, aged days less than months.
On the sth inst, iD this place. after . iingor-
ting Illness, from Affect Ion OF the liver and kia
neys, Mr.. samuel b. smith, aged 50 years, II
months and q days.
Although Mr.. Smith had ono fault, at times,
land who Ii without one - He Vas neve rtheie.s
sn honest, respected and esteemed citizen. Dur
Ing his illness he knew and said that his end WAS
ncsr. He experienced . change Of heart and said
he was ready TO go Whenever his Master called
him. Great consolation sweet thought He wal
buried on the Union Grave Yard In this place
st 10 O'Clock, on Wednesday tho lith inst, whom
. large concourse Of people followed him 10 hi,
last resting place.
Rev. Werlich preached very able discourse
from Rev, llc. q 13v.
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FATALITY AMONG HoRsss. Since our
allusion 70 the great fatality among
horses In the eastern part Of the coun.
ty, several weeks ago, we are sorry 10
say that wo are now compelled TO
chronicle the spread Of tho disease In
other sections ofthe county. In some
instances whole stables have been sick
At the same time, and we are reliably
informed that four valuable horses
died q week or two ago for Mr.. David
Byers, who resides near Shady Grove.
One OF them, we are told being worth
$3.50. From what we can learn, the
disease appears TO be malignant type
Of the distemper, as itusually ends in
Inflammation Of the lungs. We hope
that the ravages ofthe disease may be
arrested. as II IL spreads further II will
seriously effect farming operations
Public Opinion