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PROPOSALS. FOR CAR.FASTENGNGS. FOR USE
Il ON CA MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS IN BOND
AND FOR SEALS FOR USE ON PACKAGES
OF DCTTABLE GOODS,


TREASURY DEPARTMENT March g. 1870.
Sealed proposals are Invited, until ~ o'clock m. on
MONDAY March ~, 1879, for furnishing the Treas
ury Department Fasteniutrs for Car-dOOrs ana Seals
for Packages, IN such quantities Us the Department
may from time to time require
FOR the Information of bidders u Is stated that there
nretwo ella SIS OfCOmmOn carriers, viz Those bonded
TO transport appraised goods and those bonded to
transport un1pprnised goods At present the same
fatenngs viz: lead seals, are used ON the cars, &c.
Of ID TIA classes and unless superior device Clmhn.
ing equal simplicity, security and comparative cheap
ness u presented, the Department will continue the
use of lead seals.
For securing packages lead seals which are attached
With cord are now used, and, In the case OF car
lsteningS will be continued unless q more desirable
device is submitted.
Proposals will be accompanied by samples 81 the
articles proposed To be furnished, and VIII state the
pr &c at which the same, boxed and marked for ship
ment In such manner as may be required by the de-
pnrment Will be delivered TT the office Of an express
or freight company mt the place of manufacture.
Bidders Will state In the case Of lead seals, which
must have wires at least ten 0) Inches In length at
tached, with one end fastened In the SEAL the price
per thousand.
1t Is estimated that about 100000 car-seals and
about 100000 pHcknge-seHs are required per Hnnum.
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
all bids, and'tO waive iniOrmRities.
Due examination will be made Of and full consider
alton given TO- the m rits OF all locks, SEALS and other
devices which may he submitted.
Printed forms OF proposals are not furnished, nor
are they necessary.
Proposals may be made tor furnishing either or
both OF the articles named, to be marked, Proposals
for Car-stenngs" or Proposals for PaCkAge-sCHs.p
a. the may be- ana addressed the Secretary "
the Treasury.
marriott JOHN SHERMAN, Secretary.
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n0UsE or REPREsENTArIYEs.

Mr. ELLIS offered resolution increasing the
membership Of the Committee on Elections from
eleven TO nineteen aud stated that he did so in the
interest of economy and correctness Of representa-
ton, since 1t frequently happened that, owing to
press of business, that committee was not able TO
report election cases until the last days of the
session.
Mr. MILLS thought that every contested election
case should 20 to II special committee.
Mr. FRYE said that he desired 10 apologize for Il
remark which he had made the other day, namely,
that he did not believe in the total depravty of the
Democratic party. The vote upon the Florida case
had shown him that ho was mistaken Laughter
The resolution was finally referred 10 the Com
miuce on Rules,
Mr., REAGAN desired to refer several bills, but Mr.
Conger objected,
He also objected TO the reference of resolution
which MIR Young Clenn.) desired to offer for the
reappointment Of the yellow fever committee.
The House then at 1920, adjourned until Tuesday
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GREAT
1879

49,. -, ,rENnSYI.YANIA ROUTE
TO THE N9nIii, Whsls AND ,SouTHWEsE'
srLnNb RGS sthN IHHgN 2tE r EQUIP
n EEEEST gEGEMBER H. S oo, oor
ncr of sixth and streets, us fOllOws:
For Plttsburg and the West 1910 m. daily, with
pnrl2r Car TO Pittsburg and sleeping cars from
iSH r II GPiE W "a P PGHGe G2r 10 GhG9SSoI
and tho North ut $40 D. III. daily, except Saturday.
with Palace Cars to Canandagua For Williams-
port. Lock Haven and Watkins az 1910 a. IN.
daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East 1890 and 1918 r. m. daily,
VI h Palace Cars attached Limited Express of
Pullman Parlor Cars, 30 a. III. daily, except
Sunday
For Brooklyn, Now York, all through trains connect
at Jersey City with boata OF "Brookly YIN Annex"
ahording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
lnG double erriaGe and Journey across New YORK
For Philadelphia I3O, $3.50 and lo;lSp m daily Lin.
icd Express $3.50 u, m. daily, except sunday.
For Baltimore, Z s3i, $50 q. III, ana i4l p daily,
except sunday lUlo" me- 1870 o'oJ 'tV ana lolo
For Popes Creek Line. a. M. and $40 p M daily,
For Annapolis, ! a. m. and 1870 p. m daily, except
ALi3XAShRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
MN MN = A 4 fR nnLtT r AND WASHING
For Alexandria g. as s. O. 10, II q. M and i;i5 400
. CO. q and 1880 p IN, On sunday ~ M, lilo
For Iichmoud and the SOUTH $50 a. NJ and 500 p IN.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, Gl5, 7:l5s
o. ~, II II m and |, ., 40 D. Gld, :, and II p. IN.
on sunday ut and 10 q. m, and G:l5 p, m.
connodations can be procured al the otticcs-north-
east corner OF Thlrleepth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner of sixth street ana Pennsyl-
len for the checking Of baggage to destinations from
hotels and residences,
/. +. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General MAuuTpF.
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THE COURTS.
supreme Court OF the United States.

FRIDAY, March n, 1879.
On motion Of Mr. Attorney. General Deyens A. r,
Dutton, esq, of Cincinnati, Ohio, was admitted to
practice.
No. 072. The Central Pacific Railroad Company
ct al, appellants, VS.. Albert Gallatln No 1888 The
Union Pacific Railroad Company, appellant, vs., The
United states. Argument continued by Mr., Benja-
min IL. Hill for Central Pacific Railroad Company,
and concluded by Mr.. Samuel ShellabaTger for the
Union Pacific Railroad Company.
No. 020 &c. The United states, plaintiffs in error
vs.. Benton NJ. Ford Ut al. ana other claimants Ar
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Georgetown Commercial News.


GRAIN MARKET.
VII, at-Thc market for wheat continues qui and
inactive owing to the limited supply ana the absence
ofany important dealings. We write an active mill
ing Inquiry, however for all descriptions ut full mar
ket valuations.
Corn-The supply Of corn is not fully adequate to
present local wants and we continue TO note a firm
and steady market at Ijtri7c for yellow aud white
PORT.
Cloared-Steamshp John Gibson. Traverse, New
HOrK, with II general cargo Of merchandise 10 New
York merChnnla
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INTERIOR ADORNMENTS.

1901 PENS. AVE. lOJl PENN AVE.
"A. F. NG'ELFSOY
GLIDER. MANuFACTURER OF PIER AND
MANlEL MIRRORS,
Gold and Walnut Frames Of every description.
Window CornCes, &c made TO oder.
OLD FRAMES REPAIRED AND RIcGILT
Mirrors md Pictures removed and re-hung. Pic.
ure Hooks Nails, Gold silver, and Copper Wires,
Mats, Velvet Frames, Passe- lATtOuts, ,vC
Picture ROd-Git Walnut, and Oak-put up at the
shortest notice, and at reasonable rates.
As all work Is done ON the premises, am prepared
TO do the same AZ 20 per cent less than any establish
ment this side OF New York, and Will guarantee sat
siacton. Mrrorh and Pictures fully pHCed un.
packed ana hung by experienced wOrknen
Orders by mail promptly attended TO.
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ny GEORGE W. sTICKNEY, Aucllonccr.

ID -
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ltEA ESTATE on THE SEVENTH STREET
ItOAD, IN THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY SUB.
by virtue OF deed Of trust, dated January 81 Is72
and duly recorded in ber No. G3 folio @lB one OF the
land records Tor Washington County, District OF Co.
lumha, ana under u decree of the supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia passed on the oh day oil
March, ~ u. loip, IN equity cause No. Clos between
John ~ j. trc,wcll u nl Vs. David a. STnkCr ct al.
Will Ct the request ufte party secured thereby, sell
at public auction, IN mont OF the premises on MON
DAY, March ~. 1879 nt 1880 o'clock p M, the fol,
lowing DESERT ed lot parcel OF land Situated In the
District OF Columbia, north of the city of Washing
ton, and east Of seventh street road or Rocky lie
lurnpikcrOad: Bcnr the south hair of lot No H. In
block No. seven a. having front of twenty-five feet
ON seventh street nd. IN the "liOwnd University
EilinglRm Place,
Terms: One.thTd In cash balance I'm six and twelve
months with Interest Ht per cent. per nuuum from
the day Of se to be secured by deed of trust the
PROPERTY SOLD or lhe purchaser may pay all In cash
deposit OF 500 VIII be required OF the purchaser at
NE time OF sale. Al cOuVeyAIC cling will be at the
OF the purchaser. II terms are not complied wi h In
seven days the trustee reserves tho right resell the
property III tue risk and cost OF dc,nu ting Purchaser
JAMES II. SMITH. Trustee,
mcul--eOdSdS on Eighth str OF northwest.
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4 UCTlON SALE OF SCRAP METAL
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
I-NIILm SrAII-s nAl,I A-I..NEEIDA-

WNsuNGTON, Il. G., March II, 1870.
OnTtE-DAN, April !, 1879 viii Otltr for sale at
pubic auction, in the putentOic1 building, At
O'Clock y. NJ
lot of SCRAP METAL, consisting OF brass, cop.
per, cast aud wrought ron, heimg ths rymans Of IN.
iGcn!iicl models ON the fire Of September ~. ls77
The weight Of metal Is estimated at from 50 to 10
tons, large proportion Of II being brass ami copper
tween tn hours OF o %. m. and p. III
Terms cash.
by direction Of the Commlas onor Of Patents
mChl9 L. A. SEEI.N, Cuipf Clerk.
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IAN TNANIIHCO. MuIcN IT TsIN
The following are the Official closing quotations Of
COM MERCTAL.
Washington River Front.
WAsHINGToS, March 81, 1870.

Rilcys wharvCs-S chooners Charm, Starr, Norfolk,
with shingles to willet Il Libbeyi William Mcgee,
Ward; Chief Lewlsi Julia Thomas, Hayden Wiz.
gInia Lee DOrmun aud Soclcy, Llyc cS all from the
Chesapeake Bay, with oysters 10 market,
CIEAtEn.
Rileys wharves-St inner Mary c, Speddcn, George
town TO lush dsrharging carg of lumber; scnOoners
Cora Dplphno, GeOrgr; Golden Rule, IaudOn NJ
Gertrude. Bosnian; Octavia, George; john w GRAY,
Swami; Union belle, johnson, and Discovery, Sears,
all bound down, light,
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AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.
1|I||-7
RY j. T. coLDwELL, Auctlouecr.

TRUSTEES SAIE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT 1itLLSDALE, ID. G..
BY virtue OF trust to Daniel l. Eaton ana myself
dated juno 1872 and duly recorded in Liber No Gsj
folio g one ofthe land records for the District Of Co
umbA and at the request Of the party secured there
hy as snrylvlng trustee will sell NJ public auction,
IN front OF the promises, ON SATURDAY. March -,
ls,0 ct $50 o'clock p. M. lot No a. section No. OF
the Barry Fnrm subdivision according to the plat Of
subdivision hel by tho trustees OF Barry Farm found
District of Columbia.
Terms OF sale; $3.50 and expenses Of sale in cash
me blance IN six 90 months Tor which the notes OF
the purchaser bearing date from the day of sale, and
secured by deed Of trust on the properly sold shall
be taken deposit OF S25 will be required Of the
purchaser at the time Of SALE and oil COnveyanCng
Will be at tho cost OF the purchaser The trustee re-
serves the right TO resell The property ~ the risk and
cost Of the deinuting purchaser ~ the terms Of the
sale arc not complied with within seven 1) days
after the day ofsalc. GEO. w. SlICKNEN,
fetg.Oay,Vtg Surviving Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF a TWOSTORY BRICK
DWELLING, BEING no. IT, TWENTY ~ ItST
STREET NORTHWEST. AND NALUABLE.UN "
IMPROVED PROPERTY ADJOINING.
by virtue Of deed OF trust tu us, dated December
20, a. d. 1871 recorded In llbcr No, ST. folio S one
Of the land records for Washington County, In the
District Of Columbia aud by tn direction OF The mar
secured thereby we VIII sell ut public auction, in
front Of the premise No l222 lwenty-i street on
WEDNESDAY, the 2G,h of March. 1879, at O'Clock
y M, All those certain pieces, parcels, or lots OF
ground situate, lying, and being In said Washington
cry, District of Columbia, aud known aud designated
rs parts Of lots sixteen 40 aud seventeen 40 In
square numbered seventy t70), beginning for the
part of lot III at the northeast Of said lot and
running thence west win the south line OF North
west 10 eet thence south 80 feet; thence east W Rect
thence north 20 feet lhCnCe east v feet inches ana
thence north ~ ieet thence east = feet inches and
thence north 100 feet ~ the place OF beginning, Be
ginning for tie pant OF lOtl5 At point IN the west
line OF twenty FIRST street 70 feet south Of the north.
east corner of sa lot aud square ana running thence
west OJ feet to the east line Of lot 10 thence south 10
pct thence east leo feet 10 IWpnty.hrst street. and
thence north 81 feet To the place of beginning, to-
gC,hef with the improvements thereon,
Terms OF sale; one fourth cash. and tie balance
pRNRhe In SIX, twelve aud eighteen months, WITH IN
leTcs ~ the rate OF per cent, per unuun enc de-
terred payments 10 be secured by decd of trust On
the property Sold, an cash, nt the option
Of the purchaser 500 deposit required at time
OF sale, the terms Of winch must be complied with
within seven days or we reserve the right 10 resell
the properly M Tie cost and risk OF tie dcau.tug
THEO, T. GATCHEG, rr,.,,,,
mChl3Gs w. 4. DINALl, ''".'''7'
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II H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctonccr.
| TRUSTEES SALE OF A TwO.STORY FRAME
/ pMLLLING HOUSE No. 0l3 IENIM SIltLLr

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO.STORY FRAME
DWELLlNG HOUSE No. 0j3 TENTH STREET
NORTlIWEST
by virtue of deed of trust dated 10th day Of Sep
TENDER, A. u. is77, and duly recorded In Liner No 3D.
iollo ls2, one Of the land records for Washington
county District Of Columbia, and at the request Of
the party secured thereby, will sell at public
ton, in front Of the premises, on SATURDAY, the
I'D day OF March, \. H. 1879. at O'Clock r. NJ. part
OF lot Neen, in DayidsOn's subdivision of lots In
square three hundred and seventytWo, and beginning
for the same ut the northwest corner Of "a lot
Tenth street northwest being y feet south from X
street, aud thence running east l2U fet 10 lOiOOt
alley thence south 10 feet inches thence west 100
feet thence north tothc place of beginning with all
the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale One-thlrd cash balance In and ~
months, Interest at per cent. Notes to be pr1pcrly
secured 10 the satisfaction OF the trustees. deposit
of so at time Of sale. ConveynnClng Mt purchasers
cost and terms to be compiled with IN seven days or
resale may b. had ut pun ChaSer'; risk aud cost.
" B.-Ihs property Is sold subject to the dover In
terest Of the wife Of the grantor III the trust.
GEO H. u. WHITE, rrv.too.
JAMES =. EDWARDS, ''"''''"'
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John SHERMAN & co,
~ Roal Estate AuctioneeTs
SA VI 20 ~ y a T Tvs HIsirN

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. NO ~ + STREET NORTHWEST.
by virtue of deed OF trust. dated 10Th day OF No
vember, \. d. 1861 and duly recorded In Liber \ and
H. No T. folio 20, of the land records for WASH
ington County d. G. and 20 the request OF the party
secured thereby will sell nj public auction In front
Of tho premises. on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF
March y. ID. 1870, at o'clock y. M, the following
described property: Whole OF lot numbered thirty
i've (85. In John Is. Kihbeys recorded subdivision of
square numbered six hundred aud twentyeight (6lSl.
together with the improvements
Terms Of sale: One-thrd cash balance IN six and
twelve months with interest ut q per cent. Deferred
payments to be secured the property sold. a de-
post of one hundred (lOjl dollars ut time of sale.
Conyeynncing at purchasers cost Terms TO be COM
Piled with In seven days
- JOHN p. FRANKLIN Trustee
W. NJ. SMITH, Salesman fcbil IS, 90 25Innrl SO
hf-TITE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
SATURDAY, March Il, 1879. at same hour and plase
mnr6,ll,J. j. =. FRANKLIN, Trustee.
RD- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
SATURDAY March -, Is7g, ut same hour and place.
marl,-2 JOHN p. FRANKLIN, Trustee.
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gument commenced by Mr.. Attorney-Gonera De-
vens for the United States and continued by Mr.
Edmund Jussen for defendants in error.
Adjourned until Monday, at twelve o'clock.
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FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.
A Flood of Business introduced In
the Senate.

Senator MoNIillan's Proposed Constitutional
Amendmcnt-Thc Democratic Majority
Playing with Power-sharp Re-
Duke from Senator Edmunds
"A short Session of tho
House-AnApoIogy.
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DRUGGISTS
FELIX DEsFOSSES FRENCH BAKERY.
TT5INWTIHUtW TolTI
90 YEARS or INCREASING SUCCESS,
EIfI.TN DIgFDGlIg

TTT.IN TT.0T UNNTl
the wol,kuowu and only real French baker In Wash
ingtOn formerly uf Nineteenth streel), las perman-
entity located at So, 2o2 IA street, between rNentie
and lWeuty-hrst streets near Pennsylvania avenue,
whore he continues US heretofore, 10 make French
and American bread OF the very best quality. French
bread "a .Ally, Vienna rolls to order,
N. B.-frcnch Bread Is recommended for persons of
delicate health especially Tor those Suffering nom
dyspepsia Beware Of limitations niar2l-tf
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The great double-trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
- - to the
WEST,
TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1873 at $40 A. NJ.

4, NJ; -,,,,, heoN e Washington ,..
TON EXPREsS Eicott City on Sundays to
baltimore only. Stops at Shipley's Laurel, An
Ridge: Bfeakiast at Relay. ii'''O'o'' '''N I'm
0;5oaBal.more, Annapolis, and Way. piedmont,
Strasburg, Winchester, Hagerstown, and Way via
7!9EtB4IrIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS;
chester B Mgy sf2ns RosToY
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Paror Car 20
New YORK and Philadelphia. Steps ut Annapolis
' IGMp t2UlS tqTisHtEF & GfSSor fs3
SeS; HaESrstown and XGey BranGIi s%es sps
to Cincinnati daily. Grafton to sandusky daily,
COCOON Sunday only-Baitimore, Annapolis, and
1O:oo"BiLTIMoRE EXPRESS. Stops at Rladens.
burg. College, Bcltsyille, LAUREL Annapolis juno
- ,bloh, JcSSups, aud Hanover.
lSomtNEW YORK, PlIILADELPHIX,A AND B0s-
l;S5,ion Sunday only for Baltimore and Way sta
O.BALTIMonE, BLADENsBURG, AND LAU-
REL EMPRESS; Frederick via Relay. stops AZ
4:3j-fPolnt Of Rocks Frederick Iage stown, Win.
GEeRstSr ana W9y stations on Sundays to Point
5:j0m5,tt PmILAbEL NORFoLk, AND BAL
cept sunday. Norfolk passengers taken IN the
cars direct TO- boat at Canton stops at Bladehs'
G0Hfiia!imors and Way Stations ,,,-,,,,,,,,,
TSJ-tCIIlCAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS.
Sleeping cars TO Chicago
EXPRESS.
pOO-Polnt of Rocks aud Way stations
"O ANb FTsb1RS EXfAE5s Pts6ars eS!
cCpt sunday. Pullman Cars
lOl5-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BAL
TlMORE EMPRESS. sleeping car TO New York
and special sleeping car to Philadelphia.
tDnily. 'On sunday only. Other trains daily, cH-
cept sunday. Al trains stop at Relay station.
depot corncr NV yF jersey a3tmc and Nc Teat d
~ 6l9, and li35 PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest,
Washington, and Masonic Temple, High street.
Georgetown, where tickets can be procured and or
ders Will be taken for baggage to be checked anu re-
l.. NJ. COLE W. NJ. CLEMENTS,
General Ticket Ag't. Master Irans'n
lEn NI,nnNIX Iinunrul AmnnE
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STEAMSHIP LINES.
For Norfolk, Fortress Monroe
and the South.

The swim md elegant iron steamer tTrND
LADY OF THE LAKE leaves tas5slllssssss4tsst~
DAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY, at ) O'Clock D.
M, CONNECTING with steamers for Now York and Bos-
ton aud Railroad Lines South. Returning leaves
Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday, and saturday at
o'clock p. m.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON leaves sixth
street wharf every Monday at u. m. for Nomini
Thursday for CurriOman, and saturday Tor Leonard
town, stopping Mt intermediate landings going and
returning.
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
The steamers JOHN GIBSON and +. C. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier a. East River. New York cv-
cry Saturday, at p. M; Georgetown Saturday morn
Ing and Alexandria same day.
Freight taken at lowest rates Apply nj Office over
National Metropolitan Bank, Fifteenth sreet, OF Office
OF agent. foot of sixth street. Washington, and 80 Wa
ter street, Georgetown. SAML BACON,
mchl President.
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The following were the closing prices:
GOVERNMENT nOSnS
STATE BoSDI
Pncinc Mining StocISs.

Cole ........... sll7 $685.
Currency. 487j7l
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FOOT SURGERY--CORNS &c,

daily walks being requisite 10 health" thousand
visit DIR, WHITES Establishment, 1916 PennsylvaniI
avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel Tor relief from anl
avoidance Of COrns, Bunions, Chiblains, Bad Nails.
&c. Among his patrons are many Of the most emb
nen medical, judicial and political dgntares OF tht
world Established 1861. Fee, 81 u visit. dec2B
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H. T.HELM BOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCEU-
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL In diseases peculiar TO females
Chronic inflammation of the Uterus, and nll com
plants incident TO tn Sox.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-04-10
GIVEN AWAY!
A Book to Every Subscriber!
The Horne GwSde.

A Book by 500 Ladies'!
Is the title Of IA volume of 1G0
pages, bound in cloth, contain
ing about 1000 practical re-
ceipts aid hints, on Cookery,
Household, Toilet, Sick Room,
etc. 1t contains more informa-
ton than the $l.50 and 81 cook
books, besides possessing the
important advantage of heing
Practical Experiences Of Prac-
teal "Home" Keepers.
These select, original and
practical contributions from SO
many ladies', have never before
appeared in book form. Good
judges have predicted IFS sale
TO be hundreds Of thousands.
Ten thousand copies were order
ed before one copy came from
:he bindery. We have exclusive
control of the book in this local.
ity, and il can be obtained only
through this Office.
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Peace and Unity.

Home quarrels are greatly to
be deplored. In the home there
should be peace. Those bound
by the ties of kindred should up
hold each other, and bear each
others foibles, and hide them
from strangers eyes. Those
who dwell under the same roof
must fight under the same flag OF
be defeated. Policy, if not good
feeling should bind together the
members Of one household. Bad
as it is to quarrel with ones
neighbors, people may do that
and yet have some bright spots
in their lives, if they only shut
their doors on their quarrels, and
find within only partisans and
sympathizers; but when brothers
and sisters, parents and chill
Clren, and worst of all, husbands
and wives, begin to disagTee,spat
and snarl, abuse each other and
finally come TO open quarreling,
those who dwell under that un-
happy roof know beforehand the
fortunes of the lost. There is
nothing on earth so near heaven
as a happy home; nothing so
like perdition as an unhappy one.
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A Sad Story.

The wife Of a miner in Hope
well, Pa, had yellow hair of Won
derful length and abundance.
1t was so heavy as to be a both
er but her husband would not
let her cut it off, even when of
fered a good price by dealers i'll
hair. Lately work became scarce
with him, and he did not know
how to make Il payment soon
coming due on his little house.
The loss of his home seemed prob
able. Then a stranger came a
long and offered $500 for the
treasured yellow hair. The a.
mount Of money would raise the
mortgage on the homestead, and
the husband reluctantly made
the sale. He could not help
shedding tears when he saw the
strangers shears despoiIing his
,vife's head of its beauty, and
she wept when she looked at her
self in the glass; but they con-
soled themselves with the crisp
bank notes, and the buyer went
away with the hair. A few days
afterward the miner went to pay
the debt, and learned that the
bills were all counterfeit.