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CHILDREN'S D.IY.
An Interesting Sunday Morning at the Metro
politan Church.


Childrcn's day at the Rev. Dir. Newman
church was observed yesterday in very in
tcrcsting aud appropriate manner The plat
form, which had been extended for the pur-
pose, was occupied by the infant school and
beautifully decorated with luxurious plants
and a pr0fIsion of the richest flowers. Be-
tween the lofty columns on either side of the
church, lovely hanging baskets of flowers and
vines were suspended, and a large number of
cages of singing birds were appropriately ar
ranged. The exercises were opened with
prayer by Dr. Newman. followed with singing
by tho school and well-rendcrcd defamation
by Willie L. Fullerton, ettlcd Raising Of
LAZARUS" Little Misses Berthe Grey, Addic
Burr, Emma Wilkinson and Annie Litter,
each recitcd poem or sang simple song.
The Misses Stewart and Miss Somers, of Mt.
Vernon seminary. sang q trio entitled Ar
rayed in Clouds Of Golden Light which was
well rendered and highly appreciated. A re-
citation by Master c. y. Sites was very inter
csting. Harry Shannon, the boy orator. de-
lighted the large audience with one of his UNI
cxccllcd recitati0ns. The decorations were
under the directions of Mrs Stockton, Mrs
Green, aud Messrs. Grey, Perry and Sommers.
Prof. Burow furnished some excellent music.
1t was an interesting and profitable day ior
the children.
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LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
skETCHES tBOrT THE CRY BY TUL
REprBLICIy REPORTERS.

THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH EXCuRsIoN.-Onc
Of the most enjoyable and delightful excursions
OF the season was given Saturday to Marshall
Hall by the Sunday school attached To the
Christian church, under the direction Of the
superintendent Mr. II. G. Stcir The elegant
steamer Mary Washington was chartered for
the occasion. There were over four hundred
cxCursionists the majority of whom were
children, and they enjoyed themselves to their
hearts content In every conceivable manner.
The ride down the river was very enjoyable.
After leaving the city strong wind blew up,
much to the disgust Of those who wore straw
hats with no strings attached. Marshall Hall
has been leased by Mcssrs. Engcharlt & Bauer,
two wcll.known citizcns of Washington, for
five years, and they have made extensive inn
provcnentS. The dining room has been
enlarged to accommodate two hundred COM
fortably. aud several other changes for the
comfort of guests have been made. The bar
was closed, as il always is on occasions of
church excursions, but there was plenty of
delicious water and lemonade Mr.. Frank
Rca. who attends to the interests of the lessccs,
was indclatigabc in his efforts to please every
body. The day was spent delightfully."-.
Every one made themselves at home, and
every one. of course was happy. II was truly
a happy aud joyous party. There was nm over
abundance Of g.cd things To eat, and the time
for eating was not limited. The following
gentlemen acted as the committee of arrange
mcnts: Mcssrs. II. +. Moore, II. L. Shepherd
and W. W. DUNCAN, who, together with the
pastor Of the church, Rev. 7. ID. Power, aud y.
J. 1lihnan, deserve great credit for the success
Of the excursion. Tie following ladies aided
the committee. and deserve vote of thanks
frUm thoSr who did not have any baskets"
and who were cordially invited by these ladies
10 eat, drink and h. merry Mrs. y. J.
liilman. Mrs. II. G. Stcir, Mrs. Power, Mr.
Orlando SUNNY, Misses SUNNY, Hilman and
RiILn ri.
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PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL. FORAGE AND STRAW.

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QrARTERMAsrER, L. g. Al
BALTIMORE, Mn, May 81. 1877. I
scnlcd proposals, IN tripicntc, subject to the
usual conditions. will be received ut this Office un.
til u o'clock noon, on JISE ~ 1877 at which time
and place they will be opened in the presence Of
Oiddcrs, for Fuel. Forage md straw, required at
Baltimore. Md, Fort McHcnry, Md, Fort Fou,c
Md, Washington Arsenal. d. G., during the period
commencing July l. and ending December II, 1877.
Payment Tor the supplies depends upon future
appropriation for the purpose by Congress.
preference will be given TO articles of domestic
production.
Blank proposals and null information as To the
manner Of bidding, conditions To he observed by
bidders, and terms Of contract and payment will be
furnished on application to this Office
Envelope containingpropos should be mar ked:
Proposals for --' as the case may be, and ad-
dressed 10 the undenigned
HENRY W. JAMES,
jci-Gt Captain and A. q. VI.
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VAR ON THE CATHOLICS.
A New Paper to Battle on the side OF Pro
testantism.


testantisni.
The prospectus of new weekly paper to he
called The ImericdH HdtchmdH, to be published
in this city, has been issued. The paper will
be under the proprietorship and management
of Mr.. K. 5. Reeves, who is n printer of large
experience and journalist. The editorial
department will be in the hands Of gentlemen
of this city known for their scholarship. The
prospectus says:
We propose 10 publish In the city Of Washington,
IN short time. The .im'TirdH HitfUHdR, II weekly
paper, the mission Of which will be the advance
mCut Of Protestant christianity and the defense OF
civil AMI religious liberty against the enCrnach
mcnts Of Roman Catholicism, which We consider
to be the issue of the day and destined To engTOss
the attention Of our Statesmen and Protestant Cti-
Zcns Tor 1T least the next decade. NOtwithsland-
ing the protests of the Roman Catholic clergy we
still believe that II il their purpose 10
tabsh IN this country Jcsuitsm in is wort form,
by which We mean control Of the individual con
science restriction Of private Judgment in matters
Of religion and politics, the destruction Of our sys
TEN of public school education, the Limitation Of
religions liberty, and. a. final result, the over
throw Of our civil and political Institutions,
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PBoPosAIs FOR STATIONERY.

NAVY bEIARlMfNT,
WASMISGTON. June =, 1877.
Scaled proposals. addressed to the Secretary Of
the Navy, for furnishing stationery for the Navy
department, and bureaus aud offices thereof in
Washington, during the fiscal year ending June ~
lst. will he received until Il o'clock III. Of the 18th
Of June.
Proposals must he submitted on the forms fur
nshed 10y the Department. with the guarantee and
certificate annexed and must embrace all the items
therein.
Proposals from parties not engaged In business In
Washington. or who have not u supply-dcpOt in
such city. will not he considered.
The schedule embraces two general classes LIST,
paper and envelopes; ID. miscellaneous articles;
and the contract will be awarded In the whole or
by classes as may he considered the more advan-
tageOus to the Government.
The Department reserves the right to require a
greater ar lrss quantity Of any article In the schcd
ulc than that specified, us the wants OF the same
may require
The articles will he called for from time TO time
rs needed. aud must lie In accordance with the
schedule and satisfactory To the head Of the Office
or bureau for which required must he delivered
without unnecessary delay and at the expense Of
the contractor In default of any of which require
mcnts the Department reserves the right To pur-
chase the articles elsewhere. or To annul the con.
tract In whole or In part, aud will hold the con
tractors responsible for any additional expense
necessarily incurs thereby.
Bills properly approved. nccrung under the con.
tract, will be paid quarterly: .
jel-Miw Secretary Of the Navy
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NcSSrS nunCanSnn bros. Autiunccrs. SOLD yestcr.
day fur Joseph r. El>nn and Thomas Ityd" trus-
tees lots u and ~, in Moses KClys recorded sub.
division Of suuare !Eg, fronting j. feet on Ninth
street. northwest and running back l0i feet, i'm.
proved by frame dwelling and stable In rear. tOJ.
d. Free. for sliUe also for same trustees lot w. in
same square and fronting on Tenth street northeast
improved by frame dwelling, for 81, lm. tn J. J.
EiSon also, for same trustees, lot lctterud T.. In
Geo. r. tofs subdivision Of square No. ISL, being
frame dwelling and lot on corner Virginia avenue
and Tenth street west 10 Dr. W u. Dali for 1850;
also, for Augustus Davis and thas. T. Davis. trus-
tees. lot No. 10, in Rupperts subdivision of square
ma being vacant ground fronting 20 feet on west
side Of Eleventh street between V and " north.
west, TO L, :. BlackwoOd, tor 10 cents per square
IA
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DROPoSAIS FOR COAL.

Scaled Proposals viii lie received by the Trustees
Of the Reform School of the District Of Columbia
until the 18th day Of JUNE, 1877, to supply 30 tons
best quality White Ash Coal, and 50 tons best quail
ity Egg Coal, t2,3lD pounds to the TOM to be in
SPECIFIED and weighed according 10 law, and dcltv.
cred at the school buildings on or before the last
day OF July next. JOHN BAILEY,
President Of the board Of Trustees of the Reform
School OF the District of Columbia. jcG-St
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LOCfI MISCELLANY.

Or. Hartley cures catarrh-Ta2 Tenth street north.
west
A Lee 6l5 Seventh street. opposite the Patent
once. Is selling coal nj So and up.
Lcf.of clothing, watches. pistols &C., bought at
Hcfzogs, 9lj u street. Orders attended to.
All kinds of trunks made to order. repaired aud
covered at Murnys, NJ lcnnsylvania avenue,
Market Spncc.
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HEADQCARTERs
For flannel and yacht cloth suits in all shapes and
STYLES. EIsEMAN BRtns.,
Corner Seventh and l. sreets.
AUCTION SALES To-Day.

BY United States Marshal:
Atl2 o'clock, lot No. |. In square No. S7i: also
lot No. H. in square No b. and lot No. = in square
No. ~, together with improvements thereon.
At l. o'clock. lot No. ., in square No. 500, with
improvements thereon.
At II o'clock, lot No. In square No. 81, together
with Improvements thereon.
At II o'clock, lot No. 49, in square No 800, to-
gether with improvements thereon.
AZ - o'clock, lot No. o. in square No. as: also
lot No. 5, in square No. AZ, with improvements
thereon.
by Thomas bowling:
At o'clock, unmproved property on the east
side Of Twelfth street, between W and Boundary
northwest.
At 10 o'clock, stock and fixtures Of u frst class
grocery and provision store.
by DuncansOn Bros:
Al q o'clock. unfinished twO-StOry and basement
brick house on the north side Of Q street. between
Fifteenth and sixteenth northwest,
By J. T. Coliwell:
At j:A O'Clock, two-StNry frnmc house on the
north side of 4 street, between Second and Third
northeast.
By u. J. sweet:
At G o'clock. six-roOm brick house with passage,
on the north side Of New Hampshire avenue, be.
tween 7 and L northwest
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Now n the time Of year for pneumonia lung
fever, &c. Every family should have bottle Of
BOsCheos German Syrup. Don't allow for one mo.
mcnt that cough to take hold Of your child your
family or yourself Consumption, asthma. pncu-
mnniG. Group, hCmOrrhagCs and other fatal diseases
may set in. Although II Is true German syrup Is
curing thus' nS Of these dreadful disease vet IL
will cure you. One bottle will last your whole
family winter and keep YOU safe from danger
II you arc cOnsumptivc do not rest until you have
tried this remedy. sample bottles 10 cents. Rcgu.
lar size, 20 cents. Sold by your druggist. Charles
Stutt u Co, Wholesale agents.
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NnAnN =

The historical portraits Of distinguished repre-.
sentative men lately on exhibition at the Ccntcn.
NAL Exhibition 1T Philadelphia are now ready for
the inspection Of the public At "BRdyh National
,a!lCry," 40. 62j Pennsylvania avenue This col
lection embraces the eminent men Of America. IT.
addition u the medals received In New York fol
many Year.. and IN London in 1887, Is awarded he
a"h'i UrIIf' mUiut IT the Centennial Exposition In
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CoxsANnANIs 0rrcr; NNyy YAnp, !

CuNN,NnANr's OrrtyE, NAVY NhRp,
wlsurwrrN, June :. 1877.
Nalcf proposals, g,llp'cCd t. the cummandnnt
vt this yard, fOr furnishing 2tlUn pounds Of chain.
cable irun will lc rccrhcl until Y u.clock N. OF
the aHh Instant The prJ-rSis viii state the price
per puund Ut each size, which Il tn lie delivered at
This yari NV hrm all charvrs tor ffcight, &c,
prnN's'ls frnm manufacturers or regular dealers
In irun, will only hC considered.
The irnn tu 10 Of the hest rchncd American. The
whole must hc dCllNCrVd Ia straight lengths free
from flaws, ragged ends and other detects, andsnb-
lcCt To the government putNt tests.
The sizes aud lengths tcuuircd are as followsriz.:
'Olnks, ~ inch diameter, .N's inches long. Nj
aT'S links inch diameter ~ inches long, 5s5a'
pounds
l65 links, iSIG inch diameter. ~, riches long,
3.gN4 pounds.
7.s' Inks ll.i6 inch diameter, M inches
long, 81 .sE pounds
2.O55 links, 5.lG inch diameter llNt inches long,
t,ge'links, IiG inch diameter, Ii inches long,
Bstth pounds.
i0 links ZIG inch diameter, 49,. inches long,
2,l1 links, inch diameter, II inches long, 6,9oi
pounds.
rEOur TEsrs.
Three per cent will lie selected Unfortunately
from each size AMI will he submitted tn the follow
ing tests. viz
ii All sizes below SIG inch must stand bend.
ing cold until the sides are brought into contact
throughout their whole lengths without signs OF
fracture.
ri. All sizes above. and including l ZIG inch.
must suu htnunlS tuu uhtll tlleN lutS hIc bIoHkh'
parallel THE distance between the sides not TO cN'
coed two inches without signs Of fracture.
III. All sizes must stand bending hot until the
sides are brought closely together Throughout their
whole length without signs of fracture.
Ith. All sizes below ZIG inch must stand a mean
tensile strain of $3.50 pounds per square inch any
piece falling below lWD pounds Will reject the lot
bth All sizes between | 3-l6 and "a inch, inclu.
sivc, must stand an average tcnsile strain of 5iWt
pounds per square inch: any piece falling below
$500 pounds will reject thclot.
9TH The ara Of the fractured section Of all sizes
must not exceed ~ per cent or fall below i, per
cent. of the original area.
eth. A certain number Of bars will he made into
chain links. and must stand satisfactory test Of
the strength Of the weld AMI other properties con
nCctCd Herewith.
sth All iron must he tested In the condition In
which II comes frrm the manufacturer no rc'luc'
ton in Size by turning or uthcrwise will hc allowed
9TH. \ strict compliance with the above tests will
be required to insure acceptance.
JOHN e. FEBIGER,
jrS-FIw Commodore. Commandment.
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PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs FOR rrEI.

oTrlCnoF rCBlIC BUILDINGS tNp GRoTSnS,l
WAsniSGTuN, d. e., June s. 1877
Sealed proposals will he received nj this office
until u o'clock m. Of the 18th day Of June 1871 for
furnishing this Office with the Fuel for the fiscal
year ending June ~ 1873
For further information apply nt this Office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
jc9.Gt Lieutenant Colonel uf Engineers.
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Por"i.lo
lie,
No. IL q positive cure for kidney and liver COM
plants and kindred diseases such as Sick headache
Chllls and fever &c.
pOpOlio No. In u powerful yitallzng tonic and an
effective remedy for bronchitis asthma pulmonary
diseases, and debility. Price u per bottle. For sale
by all druggists, apIU
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This popular remedy for Dyspepsia, hiltouSnCSs
sick headache sour stomach, vertigo constipation,
and all diseases arising from discrdcrcd stomach
OF liver Is sOld by all druggists, % cents per pack
agC-making quart Of medicine
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prevents i. G"Soming dry and harsh. Thompson
rOmahc Optimc Is specially suitable; It keeps the
hair soft aud glossy AMI imparts to Il strength and
vitality. IS and ~ cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
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II,nrcIn,,s ELnNnMY.

Is now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside your
sOied gloves, hut rcuuyute them with JOuven's In.
OdOrUus Kid Glove Cleaner. II will cleanse them
thoroughly easily and quickly Sold ct CTug and
fancy stores 70 cents per bate.
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sEs>See Our Rates for Cash Adretising-
Column, Second Page.
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I ACE CURTAINS DONEUP BY NINE. PIERRE
II de Paris, The only establishment In the United
states where curtains are done up In the same man.
neI as new curtains, and equal 10 them IN appearance
and durability. Having found that curtains remain.
ing unOlpaChCd yellow blue green for months were
afterwards done NJ with difficulty, propose TO my
Customers TO blue them Of the proper shade and take
RTt II them II desired during the summer free oil
charge
rs Eleventh street. between q and y
No. Inn
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According TO the length OF stay number IN party and
location Of rooms For nnalyss q waierS and other
Augusta, Ga until the LIST day Of June. and amer that
at the Jordan Rockhrldgc Alum Springs, RockbrdVc
county, Va. Mr.. J. y. WOODWARD, former man
aEcr ufthe inwlcy Springs, and morc recently OF the
orkney springs, will be manager. His high rpputn
ton Will I've sufficient guarantee that Thing
under his management will be- conducted ~ the very
best style. J. ". CAMERON,
IaI.I IA
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CApoN SPRINGS AND BATHS.

CAroN SPRINGS AND BATHS.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA, VIA WIN
CHESTER. VA.
Nearer TO Washington tity baltimore, PHILADELPHIA,
and New York than any Of the Virginia Springs.
OPEN JUNE L
One Of the most attractive OF the summer resorts In
the Virginia Mountains. and Its mineral waters
among the most medicinal They are alkaline car
donated containing also salts OF Lytha. The Bath
ing Is superb: Rooms spacious and airy.
The diseases In which these waters are Of notable
efficacy are Calculus. CATARRHAL Affections Of Kid.
neys and Bladder Diseases OF the Liver Gall Stones
&C. Catarrhal affections OF the organs Of respiration
Chronic Pneumonia, rleuradic Exudntions, Dyspep-
STA, and other Catarrhal affections of stomach aud
bowels Uterine Catarrah, Gout and rheumatism
Diabetes Nellitus, Diseases OF the skin. and won.
srlul restorative Of the female constitution In ad
dition to the Capun Fountain, there are two iron
springs second to none. Daily mails and telegraph
office In the house. Music by finh Regiment band
Of Baltimore. Rates lower than ever before
send for pamphlet.
Ie+lnI WIN, II. SALE, PropTietor.
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= OLD POINT tDMFbRT, VA.
situated within one hundred yards Of Fort Monroe.
Open all the year. special Attractions for SIMMER
with ample capacity for sn guests Has all modern
improvements. six daily mails ami telegraph office
Fifteen 10 twenty hrst.cass steamers land daily, cy
cclt sunday 10 yards from the door Superior bench
for bathing at door. STEPS, and good from May nni
November. Boating. fishing AM driving specially at
trartiNr S'id for circular, describing hygenlC al,
rantaECs. terms, &c. H. plIOEBtS.
tot pru,,r tor
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IDRopusAls FOR CHAM IRON.

jc'it
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hs- See Our Rates for Cash .idrertising-Firs,
Column, Second Pagc.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
rT'moMsoH HOUSE

AND
RESovo HOTEL
ox rms
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD.
These popular mountain resorts are now open for
the entertainment q snmnler visitors, aud offer SUI,
beautiful Forest scenery, where the air and water are
always s3ol and pure they Mill be FUND attractive
er aswcll Us convenient resting places for tourists
nnd travellers The adjacent country affords excel
lent trout fishing and cunning.
For fuii 'niorn'nii9n ~ aadrsNT
Proprietor Thomson lioisc, kanc. IN.
Jcss,t2b Proprietor Remove Hotel. Remove. IN.
"YATToES, v. ,no,,, ,,,,., -, ,,,o,, ,.,,,,,.
~ part Of Ioudoun county, Virginia. ut terminus Of
,, NM iai , nv n,inles walk from depot:
mile from Blue Ridge Mountain, will he open lst June,
drives and large rooms together With H. healthy ic%
lion, RENDERS Il 4 most reliable summer ltt-on:
place. Two daily trains nom Washington. Gentle
men eau visit ther families In evening return next
H"ur On ' r%aG. siSr"oopie ylSWs OF paS" At
Pennsylvania avenue. Terms moderate. Address,
''F Information" r'sar" Il bPE iSSS WRIGHT.
,,,. Round l!ill Depot. LrudOun county Va.
Jetlm ds Pennsylvania avenue
At. MARY'S COUNTY, MARYLAND.
This favorite place Of resort, nearer TO Washington
and more easily reached ,han any other; has been
As place for safe rowing sailing, fishing and bath.
in better style thar ever dooa music and dancing
T @s Is d%y s sG& PER- week. 81. to ss per
month; 20 to ~ children and servants half price
yei.im '''''' WI XSbREw J. swEETsER Prop.
VIRGINIA SUMNER RESORT.
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Messrs.
Wv. Corcoran. gilbert Il. Towles,
Ghas: EiInonson, builder, Ed%ard owens,
Henry poEnhorn, Miller 4 10,
Samuel Norman, t'Ottrell 4 Bro,
samuel Bacon, William Dixon
james j. barbour. William j. Retlstrake,
critic Building, a. W. Harvey,
t."n' ' ". W ": XSsriii,' charlie, Il %% w isie
i S% i L & %T.sn' j 1s%s M%n
Chas. h. Church, Jeremiah Costello,
& 1on sr'0h"se' PSi Gasi TSn %,,m,vo,
John =. Lee, and Baltimore Railroad,
tapt. Samuel Gedney, Us. Capitol, eight year..
George e. Campbell, vs.. Treasury,
join join Van Ri,wlck. Us NssS f"ra' City, Dis,
George i sheriff. T:s Printing ONCE
Christopher T. wolcott U. 7; q. Pitcher, Soldiers
:; = I.s,lsman. Y. = Soldiers Home.
Mci,ermoti bros, United States Insane Asy.
smith ( TSisr. U. x fArht.Irousc hoard,
Daniel knlb, Edward Clark, Architect
E iva aT II. willard, Ar rPiiSl Hotel,
i@s ri sIn."i. Rsa'a li0'r rabrr schOO,
james + WoliSTI u. < So@ffihouse and City
John WanstRli \ Sons, Hall, six years
Louis Bchrcns Mr.. Kurd Won Schlozer
,. A. lulza, German Consul,
Sebastian Anan, Northern Liberty Market.
James NJ. i. Jackson, Protestant Episcopal Theo
t'tufge BnlgcsS, logical seminary and
Douglas MOOres Son, High School, Va.
EnoCh Totten.
SOTItE-The public are cautioned against certain
peTlpatttic IainiVenders In Washington, who have of
late been representing themselves agents, aud Offer
Ing for sale IrOn-tlad Paint land In some instances
We are advised ciectng sales under these representa-
tionsD We wish TO say that all such
false and sales fraudulent, and that they cannot
furnish one pound Of lrOn-t lad Paint. We have
few agents IN Washington taking orders for 'front.' lad
Paint and they are properly authorized. In order 10
guard ngninst imposition, property-hOders desiring
our Paint Will do we'll to address office or require
agents 10 produce authority to furnish.
JAMES MCLAIS
Fs2 u street northwest,
ny3l-lm Washington, u. G.
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HArPY RELIEF

To all suffering rom chronic diseases of all kinds
Confidential consultation invited personally or oy
mail New method of treatment New and reliable
remedies. Books and circulars sent free In sealed en
veopeS Address Howard Association, 40 n Mini
street, Philadelphia, Pa an institution having a high
reputation for honorable conduct Gnd professions
fNl myISIS