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Light in Sleeping Rooms.

Many persons sleep with light in
their room. This should never be done.
Light is powerful stimulant to the
brain, and it is impossible for the brain
to have perfect rest unless the light is
withdrawn. God has shown as much
wisdom in arranging for the darkness
of the night as He has in creating the
light of day.
1t is not enough that the eyes are
closed in sleep. A large part of the
light passes through the thin mem
branous lid to the retina and the optic
nerve, whence its impressions are con-
veyed to the brain. One may test this
by directing his eyes, with the lids
closed, to the sun; or by shutting his
eyes in dark room, and then letting a
light be brought in.
But person when sleeping is uncon-
sciOus of the light? This does not help
the matter. There may be a good deal
of brain activity of which one is I'M
conscious. We are generally uncOn-
sciOus of restlessness in sleep, even
though we throw ourselves about in
bed. Some talk in their sleep without
knowing it. Some can sleep while rid
vi uOlSCUdCh. OOuc vi
soldiers in their retreat from Moscow
slept while still on foot in their march.
Dreams never take place in sound sleep.
Now the brain must have perfect rest,
OF, sooner or later, it must be injured.
In the arctic regions, where the sun re-
mains half the year above the horizon,
the Inhabitants are rendered thereby
peculiarly liable to diseases of the brain,
especially to some form of insanity.
In our cities street lamp is often
near the house; in such cases pains
should be taken to shut out the light.
Where one, as in case of night police
or night workers in general, is COM
PEELED to get his. sleep by day, the
sleeping-room should be darkened as
fullv aS n0SSihle
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Have These Things Always in Re
membrance.
2PKrER lis

An entrance shall be ministered unto
YOU abundantly into the everlasting
kingdom of our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ. 2 Peter ]: IL.
Christ hath once suffered for sins, the
lust for the unjust, that he might bring
us to God. Peter 3: IL.
He laid down his life for us. John
3: l8.
While we we're yet sinners, Christ
died for as. Rom. 5: 8.
He will save us. lisa. 25: 3.
He is able to save them to the utter
most, that come unto God by Him.
Heb. 25.
Having loved his own which were in
the world, he loved them to the end.
John 13: ].
Saved in the Lord with an everlast-
ing salvation We shall not be ashamed
nor COMPOUNDED world without end.
lisa. As: IL.
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SANFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER.

The only combination of the true Jamaica u far
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weakness, WEAKNESS and prostration OF tn ne az az
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tremities and suspended circulation, is g iat1
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strengthening, and refreshing. Ask for sANfJ al
JAMAICA GINGER W
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND.

A Constructive CURED.-When death was
- hourly expected from Consumption, al le,i
edies having failed, and DIR. Ii. James was eAPeitf
menting, he accidentally made preparailon ,~
Indian Hemp which cured his only child anu 10y To
gives this recipe free on receipt of two stump 1
pay expenses. Hemp also night-swea M h in
sea at the stomach, and will break fresh COY 10
twenty-four hours. Address, CRADDOG;k Ao Uer
,032 Race Street, Philadelphia, naming TINS IA
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MUSIC.

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that she is now ready to receive pupils at her
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Gstates.
GOODRICH,s EsrArr

FREDERICK A. GOODRICH'S ESTATE.
Il The subscribers, having been appointed nv tbo
Honorable Probate Court for the district of Caledo
MIA commissioners, to receive examine and adinst
all claims and demands of all persons against tbe go
tate of Frederick A. Goodrich late of Harlwick ~
said district deceased and The
being allowed by said Court to the creditors of si
deceased, to exhibit and prove their respectiva
claims before Give notice that will attend
to the duties of our appointment at the dwelI;u
house of Mrs. Frederick A. Goodrich in HardvrinE
in said district, on the last Tuesday of Novemher
and I'd Tuesday of March next, at one O'Clock in
the afternoon, on each of said days. III
j. B. COOK, To-
1-3 T. r. BOYNTON, }Commrs.
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POWERS & RICHARDSON
Respectfully announce to the general public, that
they are yet doing business at the old place on
PORTLAND STREET, where they intend to keep
on hand good
Flour, Corn, Corn Meal,
Bran, Middlings, Rye Graham and Oatmeal Fish,
Salt Pork, Grass Seeds Coarse and Fine Salt, nice
Kerosene OIL Butter Tubs, Axes and Axe Helves
Bone Meal and all sorts of Groceries of good quality
Staple Dry Goods,
etc, at reasonable prices. We barter in trade.
Our general trade is
CASH or READY PAY.
Meaning to be square and upright in our deal,
we ask continued share of public favor, for which
we offer our sincere thanks.
F.v. POWERS. f. E. RICHARDSON.
st. Johnsbury, Sept. 10, 1877.
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Commerce.


INV YORK AuriI a-Csttnp s,,.ty. ,,,,,.,bx
- .o' 80 Si'Nul- "sn"s
nSc' Vfieans' nee 1Hteh' l'TAhHlcH' Anns"hnst'n
net receipts, N, balrs, Erp1-tsesrrni BnfrAln-
n 80 b.lcf. Franr, IA l,nl.E, Tan.tna,,l n m.
-. Trsr,a, 2 sSN,,sI.. -'
Flour tqiOc betIof and rathcr mn-e npRf Nh
a. pCsa q; suparfne Western and s.K,t . ssSg nj
cnnmon IN GOOD e1t-, IA a. sA5r; ~. .nng ~ r,,,.
A. A. go r.. ,,,,,, -, 49, : -, : -. -.
uo, =. e. 70 a. -.
cru tNur' V 'u'Ae 80 iAhr5 aa' y Hp5 NJ r"h'l"h
,,tr. - ouis Cd g6tn "a. nuts,,t m tnpran,. 50.
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S1uS% ei Sat .s,.i.E. suuiiihh n ns n.e-f
49, 49, sHA ~ o.nh ~ ~,
sssy nj eS 80 a ~, , me- aup, s
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su,s,, WI, an 49, I =, 49,. 49, ~ -
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SinicAga snoaI ~ -: ~; s u s..srs
10 70: y %; eagn, quoiea Y, " n Eye
HS - n. ~ - So, Ia ,
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ni,ia,,i aertAe1 aianeS ana n mnasT@t. rrs.n, M,
mana. o-t, M an, mi a nshrA; ny IN
.1as nr,,rprrd s,,rs- snr ,S,,b ,snrs,.,,,.,1
knins,Hstsroraf, ssrades nnriianysa VIM n,.,,,
rate inquiry Rice lower. with a hittn nnmsnn=
SIC, r,tvuiriim quIri nrm anH unrhInFeH uITE
low steady and nnrhanFea, Resin unrliuurrn
Turpentine steady al asr for fSpirits Hrrt ulp-
changed. Coal qulrt NJ q eaSs4 = ftr nniiIrsnl1E
per cargo. Leather stcnay: hamlspk snln fsutmfa
and Rio Grnnde light midnic aud hazsF waif.isl n
a nc: California do .7MLsr: rnnImnn IA. .1assn
Nool dull and heavy; d NEST r sers sla-s Ilullsd
opened dnnsT, closing q shade cashier; new mf-ss
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9atianal &epnblirza
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.


Uaeurrn-1.. =.
Tbe Eeu rort po,,,. en.n,.,., -'.,... - =
.,a H.. e.. -. -. 49, 70 ~ -
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h.,o .5,-ss -. = y - :" ..'..-N
,,,,, ,,orc. - ~ 80 ~ - y.
-, -. NJ. - a..a 10. % VA
nana. -. 1900 $500 - - wv.
a., 80, -. - - .S.I a"n'7
,'s..,..'',. ., - pis. s pNPm- t.m-
a. ..s,.,9..,. 80 a. ,s. :" - ~
-. -. ...,,as N sonn- a.s'n
800. -, - ,ns 49,. n.e sn""eh 70 oia,ure
hohey-ienons Inc st"ck market nrru-d I'm pm
:, ~, mn :. o.,'.s..- y ~. ,m
Y "a, "a. -. T-,.,. u,.a.. =, -
e., ,.,s ,~e,s,cn ,,n'..e s".tsr.p"
s% p hsessn and - M r," M Tre .ss @
iork Central \. othorvi.e There wrrs mo l..ssu.-
soon amer the opening the nIHrkrt brusms irr-rs-
~ .arsnn,s eS ,s,l rsolhs m.n sr..s %
NO, =. ~ :, -. .oo'o'. tns hrAi n"srs n
chneo oie, ~ then advanced by n o'cisrt N 1skS
Of, ,,.n sh,pes i.,rr 4, nj AZ eysA - ~
N ..,.rn TT,,n, ,,a,.,-.,,n -. q - y. LUZ n- y
during the hrst half hour 40 NE. n .fs~--e.
declined TO sTk. and has anne n.an nnsrnrrao,
sss. Lake Shore, af,er opcninr ~ ssN, snr.pr-s
tsS. and hss since then advanced 10 Es- S-~ Tuna
nf,ecn pI,u,.s ~ M .ns A., :, 600, -. -
n ,. hinu'es 70 SO. ann Wy ~ on'nnk U.S. NJ
emned 70 @A. since then q has sshin se<-nprs -
y.noed DURING tbe i,r., hguT A. N - a. -
ciined to IN, and nov Is sps, pal-wnres l.rs.-
wanna ana western. snrr oponinr ID y !. .ss..prs
Then y has advanced 70 ~. nes".se ..s Hus..s
Canal opened ~ q, and declined ourinr fif ars4
hour TO ssS Later n sdv.nend 10 <k -ann i.x ainrs
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GEwINd MACHINES.
New white,
New Improved Davis,
New Improved Wilson
Domestic,
Weed,
Howe,
Singer.
Rome Shuttle,
Wheeler q Wilson.
Remington,
Secor.
MCKINNEY CO.,
m3-3m CT Ninth street north west
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THOMAs DOWNING. AuctIoneer.
AUCTION sALEs-FUTURB DAYS.


-,rN,,.Ns,N i...,,,ioa,,..... y-y1,~,ouo
hUNCANSON BROS., Auctlonoere,
- Ninth and ID streets northwest.
r,rorvr,. ,,,rvs
md LOTS ON 2 STREEr,B THIR.
TEEkTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
NORTHwEST.
BY virtue OF two deeds OF trust, tone on each OF
the ioliowipg lois dsesd Angust II, $50 ana re-
land records OF the District OF Columbia viii sell
~ public auction, In front OF the premises. on
TUESDAY, the 10th day Of April. 1871, at 4;sl
O'Clock p. m: lots numbered siNty-sE $50 and
elxy.seven. t6I, In Chapman, Exley and Richards
Qrust.ts) subdiyi.ion OF square numbered two hun
dred and forty co hin the city OF " Arlington, ID.
u, together with the butldlnRs and improvements
thereon said lots will be sold separately aud each
nimproved by new three-story brick dwelling
house.
said sale VIII be made subject 70 deed OF trust
on each lot TO secure the payment OF q note for
% one rS%
annum.
Terms Of sale; One fourth cash. and the balance
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CBEAP DRY GOODS

CBEAP DRY GOODS.
~. Calico iemnants, ~ cts. up.
Bleached and Brown Muslins. AZ eta. up.
Sheetings, wide widths. 20 and Is cts.
New thlngs IN DrsS Goods, all Coiors, at tue
Lowest Market Prices, now open.
Frcnch Brocaded "a Dolman Cloths. very cheap.
Dress Goods, i2k. rs, %, Is, 81 to IS eta.
Black Alpacss, cheap, %, q q 20 50 cts.
white and Colored SHIFTS, best m skcs, q cts.
TN. NkUDAIN,
mhai-tf 100 Market space.
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PROPOSALS. FOR IMPRovINo TIBER

ESGfSrrR'sOrrIcE.D IsTRIcr or CoLuNnIA,
WARRINGTON. ID. c.. March 81, 1877. /
Sealed proposals. will be received at this once
until u O'Clock m. on wEDN EsDAY. April II,
In accordance with plans on Gle In this once.
Blank form Of proposal and specific atoms can be
obtained Al this ONCE upon application therefor.
and no bid will receive consideration unless made
upon tald blank .orms,
The Ilgh! Is reserved to reject any or ali bids or
ny order Of the Commissioner. OF the District Of
Columbia; II. l.. HOXIE.
Lieutenant Engineers u. =, A.,
ap@6 Engineer Of ID. Q.
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGES ACRES In
IA h sSf omsry comfy, Nd miles from shs city
on the Metropolitan railroad. Land Of nne quality,
and SGod Improvements. 81 JSWhET.
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LEGAL,

THIS is To GIvENOTICE THATTHEsUB-
4 ecriber hiss obtained from the Su preme Court of
the District Of Columbia holdiug special term, let
ters OF administration the personal estate OF John
c. Cash, late OF the United states Marine corps de-
ceased. All pertons having claims Against the said
DECEASED are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
before the nth day Of March next; they may other
estate.
Given under my hand this nth dsyo March. is77.
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| MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE

will sxeeute orders for the purchase or sale stock
eonds and gold on moderate margins. Commissions,
On responsible parties ouIy. spondence solIc-
lied. Henry Merriam, Mcmher An, Mining and
Nang.'r, sso.. --rs.drni NaLl9na frust Co.. Ny.
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RIVE TO TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS TO
4, invest in good collsterals At moderate rates.
Will discount hrst-class commercial notes. Con-
sressmen and Senators' pay anticipated,
mh3i-6t Ofice, ii,5k Pennsyly AniA ave.
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MADAME DONAyAN
Has Just arrived from Paris with
SPRING AND SUMNER COSTUMES
in all the newest materials and styles, which she
has opened at her parors, 1919 q street, opposite
ladies' entrance fRiggs house.
Millinery and all the novelties Of the season.
Branch Of c. DOSAyAN's. West Eighteenth
street. ml-im
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TRgsTEE,ssALE OF ,YAhyhBbE LMPRoyhD
PROPERTY ON CORCURAN STREET, BE-
s TyMrEEN sTHH i,s TIL AND FOURTEENTH
BY Virtue Of a deed Of trust dated October 10,
A, ID. ls2,. and recorded in Liber number eos,
folio 83, OF the land records for the District
q Columbia. and q the requs,, OF the holder Of
public auction. in front of the premises, at $50
the following described real estate situated In the
City Of Washington, District OF Columbia, TO wilt:
Lot numbere one hundred and two (i02l and the
west half q! o. lot numbered one HUNDRED and
tees) subdi vision OF square numbered two hundred
and forty. (20,) together with The improvements
thereon. consisting OF q handsome three-story
brick dwelling. No. 1880 Corcoran street.
the amount Of fndebtedne.. With the expense o.
sale. in cash, and the balance at six and twelve
months, for which the notes OF the purchaser,
cured by deed Of trust on the properly sold.
shall be taken. deposit of 800 shall be re-
and all conyeysncng at the expense OF the
purchaser. If the terms OF sale are not COM
PILED NH in ssyep m days; ~, Fns,ss ,sssrys,
OF the defaultinE purchaser.
mhso-FMwsds NJ "nAoA' i'u''ee'
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TRENGH PLANTS AND fIoWERs. JUST
- imported by Messrs. PELLARCE CO..
members Of the Agricultural Society, from Paris.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited to
call and the great collection OF Roses, Wine
Grapes Trees, Fruits and all kinds of yeRetsbles,
nue.. npl-Sts
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

AUCTION sALEs-TO- DAY.
Sooeo>o~o~Oo-cecOr s~oS~-NNoNo~oN.
pUBLIC AUCTION.
PAwNBROKER,s SAL At ROBERT Pull
TON,s LOAN AND COMMISSION ROpMs, 3i4
NINTH STREET. BETWEEN PENNSYLvA-
MA AVENUE AND ID sTbEET.
IN ,S on Tgasnf apI oeScs
con inuIng morning and evening until the wioi 9
.ieek Is disposed OF. consisting Of .pL ANON Ds.
WkRE, 'CUTIEhY. sEwING MIInfSEs, Or
CANS, GUNS, PISTOLS. CLuTHING. &C.
api-7t' JAMES GUILD, Auot.
T,HoMAs BOWLING. AuctIonecr. .,
WELL.BEPT HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT Auc-
TON ON CAPITOL HILL.
On THURSDAY MORNING, April 6, 1877, com
mencing at 70 e,c'ock a. No; ~ stree, I'm north:
ssa 81 .ay dsenns All
sell the following fleets;
Rosewood Farlor BET,
Walnut Rep PArlsr Bet,
Chickerlng isno, seyen-octaye,
Serena Msrble-top Table.
oil Paintings and EnFravlngs,
Lace window hAnginss, whAtnot,
Rosewood Chambtr Furniture,
Mahogany Furniture,
tainted Cottage eets,
Feather Pillows and holsters,
Brussels and Three-ply Carpets,
NJ. 4. siaeSoard, Extansisn fable.
china and Glassware, Dining Chairs,
Cooking stove, Kitchen REQUISITE ., &c
apt-2t THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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