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FROM BOSTON.
Cheap Gas-Celebration Of Emancipatis N
aY-Ma ssh huSe It's L. eial n fnre. Arc


BOSTON, Dec. 3l.-At 4 meeting Of the Board
OF Aldermen this afternoon, The committee who
nave long had under consideration the SUBJ
lect OF gas, reported in favor of the appoint
ment of commissioners TO consider the expe-
cheney OF the city manufacturing its own gas
The report was accepted, and the whole sub
Iect gees over 10 the new city government
The Erenin9 Commercial, formerly the Ceur.
Ter, announces this evening that ii has sus.
pended publication. 1t has been losing con-
Germ TOR some years, although formerly one of
the leading papers Of the city.
Tomorrow will bs celebrated as the an nj
versary OF emancipation day. There will be q
meeting AZ fremont Temple, at which Fred
Douglass Gen. Butler, Phillips. Boutwell, and
lieorge Thompson are advertised TO speak.
1 ne Shaw yards, a colored ma litia company,
are also TO parade, and hold levee at Fam
euIel Hall.
The Legislature assembled on Wednesday,
but there is not the slightest interest or excite
ment over the event. The old presiding OF.
ficers of both Senate and House will be re-
elected without opposition on Wednesday.
The afternoon will be occupied in listening 10
the annual sermon, and Gov. Bullock wilInot
deliver his annual message until the latter
part OF the week.
IL has been showing here quite hard since
noon. Snow now about three inches deep.
with good sletghing.
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RECEPTIONS TODAY.


Among the dignitaries who received their
friends o.day may be mentioned the follow.
ing:
Postmaster General Randall, at his residence
on New York avenue, near i4th street, was
visited between the hours Of IL and O'Clock,
by q number Of foreign nations, army and
navy officers, and others.
Secretary McCuIloch at his residence on II
street, near 18th street, with his accomplish he'd
lady. re csived nu mber of distin uished per.
sons during the day. ---..... .---
Secretary Stanton, as hts residence on ST..
near l4th, received between the hours of IL
and O'Clock, and was visited by members OF
the diplomatic, army and navy officers, and
Citizens trsF --4-L
Secretary Browning, At his residence in
Georgetown, was visited during the day by a
Attorney General and Mrs. Stanberry re-
ceiysd at the Metropolitan Hotel, and were
the recipients Of calls from many distinguished
persons.
All Of the above-named gentlemen enter
tanned their visitors In q very elegant manner.
Tables were spread and the guests refreshed
NTH egg.nogg and other good things of the
season.
Senator Dixon and his lady. at their residence
on New York avenue, near l4th street, recei we'd
their friends, and were visited during the day
the diplomatic corps, army and navy ofYicers,
and citizens.
General Grant and lady, at their residence
On street. were visited BY many army aad
navy officers, Senator's, and members. = -
Hon Montgomery Blair, VIM. $. Ha abingdon
Esq. c. w. Walker. Fifth Auditor. also re.
ceived their friends. e,s < iafsil4afH
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LIST OF THE PARDONED.

The list " Senators. members of the late rebel
Corgr' Sc, officers of the U. 5. Army and Navy
who joined -'be rebellion, Senator's ard men,
berscf the L. S. Congress who left their sests,
and number of Generals OF the ieoel army.
who has been pardoned by the President, has
been completed, and viii be sent to the House
OF Representatives in compliance with their
resolution. The list contains 295 names. as
follows: Alabama, 3; Arkansas, -; District of
Columbia, -; florids, s; Georgia, IS, Kentucky,
T.: LouIsisna, 81; Maryland. 3: Mississippi, Is;
Missouri. 9: North Carolina, ~; South Caro-
liza, 81 Tennessee, IS; Texas, 10; Virginia, ~;
and West Virginia, .. This list does not con-
tain the names of \ large number who were
pardoned under the $4,000 clause The rec
concentrations on which they are pardoued
accompany the list.
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.... FROM CANADA
Frightful Railroad Aceident-Abscouder


MONTREAL, Dec. 3l.-A collision occurred
on Saturday night, between the express train
from Rouse's Point and a freight train drawn
by two engines from the West. The trains ran
into each other with frghtful force, the engine
OF the express train running on tep of that OF
the freight train, At once killing the engine
driver, named Newbold.
There was fire yesterday, at the sofa factory
OF Kershaw Edwards, in Fertilization lane
A large quantity OF machinery aud tools were
destroyed. The residence of Hon. James Les
lie was burned last night. ..t- r-0I---
Lieut. Colonel Brown, late Deputy Assistant
AdJutant General OF militia, who some time
ago a6sconded with large amount of money
belonging to me militia department. arrived
yesterday, in custody OF the chief of police
The detectives have been seeking Brown for
hve months, over Great Britain and the CONT
nenf. and captured him at Hamburg, Prussia.
he was committed for trial at the next Court
Of q ueen's Bench n
The channel on the other side OF ST. Helena
Island is blocked up with ice. Appearances
denote a speedy freezing up OF the river 4
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Finances and schools Of Kan.

ST. LOUIS. Dec 3l-The Deuocrat's Ia,ak.
Kansas special despatch SAYS the STATE ON Ger.
annual reports are IN the hands of the printer
The total OF outstanding State bonds are 1904.
Oso; outstanding State territorial and military
warrants. S56.Ot0. The assets of the STATE con-
slst of TAX LEVIED and uncollected. S3s1 COO and
claims against the Federal Government tor
equippipg troops, &c., which Is sufficient 10
cancel all indebtedness aud leave a surplus IN
the treasury OF be State.
The superintendent of common schools re-
ports 5i,s2G children between the ages of ana
~ years in the State. The value of school
houses is S3le,COO The school tax amounts 20
Sl92,u1D. There are twelve academies and uni
yersities ana eighty three schools.
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FROM NEW YORK,

The New Orleans Riot-Movements Of
the Secretary Of State. . s.s rt p.
NEw YORK. January 1.-The Tribune an
nounces that James Stevens was in New York
boarding in 18Th street, under the assumed
name of Commodore Scott, until some few
days ago, when he suddenly de camped He
had been paying SIS per week for board and
lodging. fI.sa Oh 30 e. rT4 ia -o .-.-a-f saa
A special New Orleans telegram to the Her
aid says that Gov. Wells has submitted to the
riot investigating committee all the CORES pond.
ence between himself, Generals Sheridan aud
Baird, and others, which. the dispatct Gays,
relieves Wells from responsibility for the non
punishment Of instigators OF the riot. 80
An Annapolis telegram says that the gun.
boat Don leaves to-day or TO. morrow for the
South, with Assistant Secretary Seward on
board Two clerks of the State Department
ACCOMPANY him. frasrus-s sasfh-t
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BAiTIMoRE Jan. IA private letter from
Raj fGh, N. q, gives the partic ulars Of an a.
lsmpt mere on the 18th ult. 20 assassinsfe Brew
Brig. Gen. Brady, OF the Freedmen's Bareau.
by man W DO ops y proclaimed his intention
IN the drinking saloons OF the town. saying ne
had come TO have his revenge for treatment ne
received during has Imprisonment on a eharg.
OF being 8 spy, alleging that the parties to
whom ne alluded had treated him badly while
8 provost marshal.
fhe man called al the private residence of
Gen Brady, and as he entered mis- ROOM turned
the key az seized Brady by the throat DIRE y a
pistol and ayowed his purpose 20 murder N
fearful struggle then ensned BRADY call
ing for help, but mis- cries Were unbeArd Finai-
ly the assassin said he perceived Brady was
Mason, and promised his intended victim n IL
released his hand in which he held the pistol
ne wOula make no further attempt on his life
At THIS moment the pistol dropped on the n oor
and the man availing himself Of the exhaus-
lion of Brady, unlocked the door and e.
capped The civil authorities of Raleigh, NJ a.
said, refused TO take action IN the matter. The
man escaped
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How TO SAVE CoAL.-Vnod, as fuel. IS no.
krown IN Pittsburg. and I've following sug-
gPsttons win rrIeItnCe "a" use of coat nav
re adNauiageou TO all.-SOme housekeaperz,
in the manage men of their fires, esn to sup
pose mat sn ADDITION of fuel Will insure III
creased combustion and develop additional
h. at. Coal. and especially antnracite coal,
should be AWAY furnished with q suf7iciept
amount of oxygen to keep the fire bright 1t 10
only smother'ng and retsrdlng the fre to put
In thick layer OF coal. as some do. Fit the
hre-box from a l~yer of two inches OF In 1ited
coal 10 its utmost ca lacitv with fresh fuel. No
more coal should be put upon fire at one time
than Will readily ignite and ,lve OFF a pure
white blaze-not blue flame, which denote
also the presence of uncons uned gases-and
the hre should be undisturbed On the top. An
other point of coal economy in clearing the
crate in he morning there is quantity Of I'M
burnt cal, which has been externally sub.
Iected 70 combustion. 1t is covered with ash,
and looks like cinder. 1t is often Jumped IN 10
the ash box. The fact is that the lump is only
roasted On the outside. not even cooked and Is
in a bett'r condition for ignitiug than the
green coal Never waste IL. Attention TO these
few hints will save many dollars in a winter
IittSjtTg C6rORicle
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Frish,fuI Explosion of an oil R.fin.r,

INV HAVEN, Dec. 3l.-An explosion IN
Cowles Il Leet's coal oIl refinery. IN this city
to- ay resulted in the destruction of the works
by fire and the death OF Frederick ThompSon
assistant superintendent OF the works, who
was blown into the air forty OF ffty feet, and
INTO the street in front of the works. He was
instantly Killed The iron cover of one of the
large OIL tanks wac blown a distance OF 90 feet
Loss $500 to Ss.uO0 Insured
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Judge Mayruder inflicted.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1.-Judgss Magruder. Of
Annapolis, was brought before U. S. Commas
sioner Brooks this morning on IN indictment
against him for violation Of the civil rights
bill There are two indictments against the
Judge-ths FIRST indictment. for refusing TO re.
ceive negro testimony; the seconds for selling
eolored persons Into slavery as puni hme nj
for crime. The Judge gave bail IN the sum OF
g., eco to answer the charges before the ". s
court at the spring term. 50
Business Is Generally suspended here to .day
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New Years i'm Baltimore

BALTIMORE, Jan. THE Corn Exchange
Stock Board, and public Offices are closed TO.
day There As general suspension OF busi-
ness.
The business changes at the opening of the
New Year are very numerous, the past year
having proved very disastrous to many ne W
firms.
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Affatss in Gesrxetexn.

THE NKw YKAR-In conformity with an oil
custom. the Offices of the Government and
many OF our banks and places OF business
have been closed, in order 10 afford opportuni-
ties for friendlytvisits and greetings
CONCERT AND ExHIBITIoS.-rhe delightful
concert and exhi bition of the Dun ba ton street
m. L. Sabbath School. which was so sue
eessful on the 9th ult, will be repeatea this
evening. 81 abe --r#.F
GRAND LARCKNY.-Yesterday officer Sher-
wood arrested VIM. Grinnel, a boatman upon
charge Of stealing several bags of oats from
the canal boat Little Bob. Capt. John @. Flem-
ing. The property was not recovered, but he
was caught IN the act of carrying or other oats
from the same boat. Justice Bacxey sent him
to Iail for court.
Ice HARyRsT.-The ice enters are making
as much as possible of the ice upon tine ponds
and creeks in this vicinity, present ihdic atoms
not beng very favorable TO its long contin-
uance. From some of the ponds ice n We in
ches thick has been gathered, bat on the creeks
IL Is not generally thick.
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Fire in the OIL Region

PsTRoLIA. 4. w. Dec. 3l.-Ths hotel KENT
by James Symisgton. on the Wyoming and
Oh Spring road, was DESTROYED by fire lasr
night. A child belonging TO the family was
burned 10 death.
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z - The Legislatures Of Pennsylvania, New
York, and Della ware meet to-day. The Legis-
'lainres of Maine. Massachusetts. ana Mary.
land, will meet 70 .morrow.E Ia 81
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NBYADA.

The Commissioner OF the General Land
Once has Just received the bond OF VIM. B
Thornburgh, the ly-appointed Surveyor
&c neral of Nevada, whose Office is at Virgin MIA
City The surveying machinery for this great
mineral bearing State will soon be an full OPP
GRAFTON. Ia s.13 aa.Isf 7zss tt1c
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To ADYERTISERa.

The following is the of1cial showing OF the
cfTcu lation OF the daily papers of this city
competing for the Government advertising
under the recent act of Congress directing such
advertising to be made in the two daily news
papers of Washington having the larRes
circulation:
kvKsIse SrAR......7,7i5 copies per day.
taToHtcte .5IhS
IstelIi9 sncer. .3,55a
The eturns of advertising by the city papers
Tor II quarter ending September 30, 1906 as
taScs from the books of the Internal Revenue
Oe'ce, are as follows:
fVESIS6 STAR.....s............S
H.et'gehCeT.. lj-lDb
chronicle ..........--............. lO,2t9
R,paIlican Observation-Disclosures. A7Sl
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HGoverner Low Is likely TO be dropped by
the Republicans In the next nominating con-
vention for Governor OF California
~Senator b Grantz Brown publishes a
Ietter 70 Inc people OF Missouri, reeommendin 2
universal suffrage and amnesty, to tax. efracf
IN 1870 He definitely declines re election
y A New York stock broker has sued tv O
gambling nous es for the recovery of S35. OO0
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New Year,s nax Nar,h

PHILADRLPHIA, Jan. L. Business was en-
tireIy suspended to-day; the Stock Exchsnee.
Corn Exchange, banks, and most Of the stores
being closed A. usual on the LIST Of ,Janu.
Nxw YORK, Jan. L-Bu siness is entirely
suepepde to- dav. and the usual New Years
consiyiaiity Progrrssirg., itsg4 80 I'D ,
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~ We notice that the - Slow NJ arriage Ger.
emony"- described by Us few days since Is
being extensively copied, but without the
usual credit. VIII our contemps. please take
notice!
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We. the undsrsfgned, feel confident that with
We can furnish 70 parc lasers. both wholesale and
retail a. and we'll assorted stock of Groceries
anord. and at the most reasonable rates Goods
the city. 0BLICR 4 mn '"i
Corner OF New jersey avenue and B street. south
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GO Thare are in ths United States 5000 miles
of railway, which cost SI,53lO0O,OOJ. In Eu-
rope, 3h-tn miles, costing ,5r0,O0a,00l 1n
America there Is $1,000 miles of telegraph, aud
III Enrope, 6DN0
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RY W. l.. WALL q CO.. A nesionssn,
ID stores 3lS and SIT,
South corner Pennsy lvania avenue and 9th ct

d stores 3Is and SIT,
South corner Pennsylva svenae and 9th ct.
CLOSING OUT SALE or RICH AND yALu-
ABLE EUkS, ROBES. &c, By Gaia LOGUE.
on MONDAY MORNING, Dec. a. -
Every lot warranted perfect and true To the
name, and 10 be sold without reserve, at our auc.
ms' re0ms, DS 81 ,as oS1cSn ..ins
HUDSON BAY shHWLs, '' ''@'
MINK SHAWLs,
Manufactured in the latest and nest fsshionssIs
styles Of
CoLLABRTTEs: s.ee
EsyF CAP1S, &c &c.
A feII assortment Of cent ss' Glove, and Musssu.
aud in CARR age and Sleigh Rnbes.
k0Ckl MOUNTAIN BEAvEh.
BLACK BEAR. = .f-..
tf PRAIRIE WOLF.
y kACCO0N,
81 .ssH, ALSO, Ss'HE ~
A large variety Of fine Driving Gloves and 0sunt-
is0. Ihey being oenslgnmert from one OF the
,ssss,s i1ssrtins and pansfacturins houses IN
We invite especial attention Of buysrs 20 this
eas OF valuable Furs, the ttock is Of this manu-
lecture ano are true 20 She pane
portion OF the most desirable Goods remsis
it ''s'A 81 WI WALL CO.. Aoei'.
sITRx ABOVE SAIL IA PosrpoNEp on
NHoDAT MORHlNo, January Cd. lsz, at tea
o'e,eek, when thsy will be pssi'iveiy cod
81 al % % NV \, WALL . CO.. Auc"-
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ERsNCH AND GERMAN HOTEL AND Res.
TAURANf, pos Pa ave , opposite A
Millsrd,. Hotel, GHRIsTMAN k6HL. $Ae
establishment will be opened with a luncI. a.
which the proprietor will be happy to meet his
man. friends Tho Bar will be constantly On D.
plisd With choice Li9uors. and the Restaura1t
with everything that the most epicu taste can
here ind excellent Recommendations at m .dsrate
rates Also, nicely furnished rooms can be OBJ.
SOC. jAl-lms
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- The Cincinnati City Council is taking
vigorous measures against gift concerto, gift
museums, and the like, and against gambling
which have been very common there of late.
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' o p A B T N = B SHIP.

have this day associated with ne in the Gro-
CRY Business nv brother. JAS. II. GULIOK, and
Arm Of 0ULIOK q BROTHER Wv
All Eersons having unsettled accounts are re-
opened from this date r. 0IJLIOK
Washington, ID. O.. January I, 1857
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NJETROPOLITAN
Nl PATENT STEAM BAKERY
347 q street, between ~ and 9Th
Complete in all its sppo ntments, having one OF
McKenziee splendid Reel Ovens and new Ma
ohinery, manufacturing work superior to any thi ne
possible BY the old processes.
BOSTON CRACKERS
A very sur erior article fresh daily.
MILK BISCUIT,
Fresh daily; sure to please; try them.
SODA CRACKERS.
The best in the market; q constant supply.
WATER CRACKERS,
or the best quality, in any quantity
Together with CRACKER DUST, SUGAR
CRACKERS, NOVELTIES. GINGER SNAPS,
&C., always on hand, at the lowest prices
Trv and be snvinced.
deS0.3W THO. HAyENNrR
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METkOPOLIrAN SANK,
~ BANK OF The METROPOLIS

WASHING TON. December rs. 1886
ava neeung OF the Board Of Directors, held This
DAY Inc foilcM wing resoiu lion ss adopted:
, a. ored: That ten per cent of the net profit OF
this Rank for the half ending the 3Oth tsnt
be carried to the surplus fu nd. a. required hS
Jaw, aDd that from the remainder q dividend or
iour ger cent free of tax apoh the capital stock
the 30 of January next.
de N-lw MOSES KELLY Ca,bixr
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LOCAL NEWS.

NEW YEARS CALLS IN THE CITY.-A large
number OF the friends OF Mayor Wallach
waited upon him at the Council Chamber, Oily
Hall Among others We're many Of the OLDEST
citizens OF Washington. and a number of dis
tinguished officers, Government oficials, &c.
MI John A. Smith, former clerk OF the
court, received the congratulations OF numer-
Gus friends at his residence on e. street.
George Savage, Esq, received the visits of
many friends at his residence, on X street,
THIS afternoon, many of the temperance peo-
pie calling to pay their respects.
The city postmaster, Sayles J. Bowen. Esq,
was waited upon this afternoon by the attaches
OF the post Office, the members OF the Levy
Court, and others, all of whom were hand
somely entertained on temperance principles.
}. Z: Mcclure received his friends in has
usual hospitable manner al his residence on
street
Jos. II. Bradley. Esq, was visited at ais
residence by numbers of warm friends, who
Were received In genial style by the esteemed
head OF the Washington tar.
samuel Norment. Esq, received his friends
IN handsome style, al his residence on Missouri
Mr.. Clephane, the Collector OF Internal
Revenue, and Mr.. Forsyth, the City Surveyor.
Gid not keep open houses to-day. the former
family.
Chief Justice Chase received his friends At
the corner OF 9th and T. streets this afternoon
Among others calling were the associate JUS
tees of the Supreme Court, the staff OF Gen
Grant, Generals Augur, DenHison. Rucker.
are spending their New Year at Proviaencs,
Rhode leland.
Hon. 1saac Newton, Com IN Issioner Of Agri-
cyl ure- was waited upon in the course OF the
day by the clerks Of his Department and MANY
frienos, who Were handsomely entertained.
Chief Justice Casey and Judge Peck. Of the
Court OF Claims. were the recipients OF the
hearty COMMUNICATIONS of their friends
The Phi Chi Association received the men,
bers OF various other Associations, and their
friends generally, attheir room. No % IEtelll-
geDcer building, where they lad COlia-
ubn spread out, with a plentiful supply OF
drinkables.
j. Il. Hutchinson. Esq, A. A Hosmer, ESD
Franklin Philip. Esq. and many Of our first
citizens. kept open houses during the day, and
were visited by numbers Of friends.
POLICE AIRANGEMEsTs FOR THE Day
This morning at O'Clock nifty men OF. the
Metropolitan Police force Assem- bled at the 7th
precinct station, City Hall, in full uniform. i'm
obedience to the order OF Major Richards. Su-
Thirty men, under Lieut. Hurley. of the atm.
precinct, We're detailed for duty 1t the Execu-
tive Mansion, and the remainder were de-
taiied as required for service n the residences
OF the Secretaries and hers, where IL W as ex-
pected they would b. required. The new uos-
form OF the force il very handsome. and on
parade the force looks well. being drilled TO
march as military organization
WATCH MBETISGs.-Last night being the
closing night of The old year, some of the
Methodist congregations held "watch night
services" AT some Of the churches there were
closed at - O'Clock, the congregations singing
the covenant hymu as 10 neU
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WATCH MBRTISGs-Last night being the
closing night of The old year, some of the
Methodist congregations held "watch nignt
services" AT some Of the churches there were
large congregations, and the services were
closed at - O'Clock, the congregations singing
the covenant hymn as the new year came IN
These meetings were held in nearly all the
colored churches.
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nIssOLUTION OF COPARTEFRsTIp

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTHERSHIP.
. The copartnsrship heretofore sxistins b.twasr
tns mo ersis ned nnds: the name and styie Of
Oh0 SBERT, 10 this day dissolve by
Jacob RsnsbnrG 10 fully authorized to reesipt
In the name OF the frm for all debts duS 80 -
make pay ment of all claims against the concerp "
JACOB kANSBURG
WILLIAM EBERT
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EARSHAL 4 TRAVER PIAONs

MARsHAL b TRAvER PIAONs.
s" "P = a GEM PIANOS mn
received; seven octave, iron frame, rosewood
At d war; anted, for $500.
JOHN r. BILLS,
500 Pennsyivsnia avenue,
yes ~ Sole Agent.
ERENCH ALMANACHs FOR 1sST-AIma
Il mach Comique; Almanach Pour Wire: Alma.
mach do Benton; Almxnach Oharivari: AImonach
De Ia Pense; Almanach dc u bonne Cuisine; Alma
nacn Imperial; Almanaeh de Napoleon: Aimaaacb
ocs JeuI de 6ooiete; Alman.ch PolichineIie, aud
de3i fRANCK TAYLOR.
EMEksONT GOLD MEDAL PIANOS,
.: Tnss: = q these Superior PIANOS re- 6xA
We have the Sole Agency for this District.
JOHN U. ELLIS,
800 Pennsylvania avenue,
ue III 81 near 10th street
EHIrr oroRro PORT, ~.
Direct Importation. ..
z. N. p. KING 4 son,
de zy-I King Place. 4,
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r MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
uS OF the WASHINGTON AND 0EORog.
Town RAILROAD COMPANY for the election
of Directors. will be held ct the ofcs of ths Com
polls will be open At II O'Clock m. and close Of
eco p %nrnroN p,s.s.,, - =.
De 20 "a WN u. GREENLBAF, Sac