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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
nor Real Estate.
In pursuance OF an order granted BY the Pro-
bate Court Of Trumbun Counts. Ohio. l will Of
fer for sale at puolic auction on Saturd AZ, the
SOth day Of May, Is 5. between one aud four o.
CLOCK. P. NJ. AZ the south door of the Court
House in Warren. Ohio. the following described
Real Estate situate 10 Mesopotsmia Township.
Trumbull County Ohio and known as The south
east part Of Lot No. 4, in said township. and .
GUIDED south by II acres o fland decided 70 WIN.
N. Bates IRON said Lot No. 4 East by the East
line OF said Lot No.. 4. West By land contracted
TO John Gregory on the Sth day Of April A. D..
1851, North BY land owned BY Esau Seeley-
Said lands will be sold subject TO the DOVE OF
Mary Ann SandeTson therein as the same has
been assigned By Linus Tracy. J. X Marsh and
Elias Lyman, Appraisers Of the Estate Of Jef-
ferson Sanderson. g,
Terms. No payment to be deferred beyond
two years. Deferred payments to bear interest
from day Of sale and TO be secured By Mortgage
on said premises
JOHN N. STULL, Administrator.
Of Jefferson SRnderson. decd.
April .. 1s6s-iH.
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dissolution.
TOPARTNERSHIP

~ The undersigned have this day ord
into cOpartnership under the hrm name o.
M. Graft, tor continuing the Dry Goods bUss-
lately carried on by Crafts & Leef, AZ BS1s-
burg. and would respectfully invite the oso1-
sge 81 their former fneBds. 3. RAJ
BacOnsburR. April 9, 1855 n. CRAf
April - lS68-3t~
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UMBER LUMBER.

IL Building Timber sawed to order and deliv-
gings, Mecca. at 5000 per 1000 feet Apply 70
John W. REYNOLDS. Lane Street, Warren, or ad-
dress NV. Klumpp. Oil Diggings, Pc.
April %. 1865 en-.
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"AHTED Immediately, AGENTS to sell
w my new Patent AdVertisingStamps.
A rare chance for making money offered. For
particulars address. with st4mp.J.M WILBUR,
Cleveland, o.
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ROCK GYMNASTICS WANTED.

RVOA IAN
EQR NEW FAMILY PHOTOGRAPH BIZ
Il BEE-H For terms, address
A. BKAINARD, Hartford. Ct
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Had you a father
Had you q mother
Had you q grandpa.
Or 2 grandmother =

If he cannot answer satisfactorily
that he had such relatives, that they
were pure white, and that they were
married, the attendant sheriff and his
posse eonitatus will be directed to
Take him up tenderly
Lift him with care:
Then kick him out speedily,
lie has no business here!"
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PoOFlNG SLAE.-The subscribers are sole
1lAge1ts for the sale ofSLATE from MIDDLE
co, AMERICAN CO., NATIONAL CO., and
are prepared to supply STATES Of all kinds 10
any kinds in any part Of the United States az
short noties. j. W. OSBORN 4 MARTIN.
Albany. ~, AarchI, ls6s.
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AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,)
DEPARTMENT OF Insurance, }
Columbus, Ohio, February %, lSSS. !

It is hereby certified that the foregoing is a
correct abstract Of TIE statement Of the TRAV-
made to and filed in this ONCE office for the year
1867.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
lsEAL.I JAS. Ii. GOODMAN. Auditor ofSsate.
By JAS. WILLIAMS. Chief Clerk.
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Ea%The Cleveland Herald gets credit
for the following good thing: 'When
the Visible Admixture Bill becomes a
law, the "rashly importunats" citizen
who seeks to vote will be met by a
chorus of judges and ~challengers, stern
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WHEAT PROSPECTS.

In the southern counties of this State,
where there was not much snow, the
wheat was much injured by the winter
and the wheat fields in that region do
not look promising. In Central Ohio
the prospect is not fattering, but in
the Northwestern counties it is good.
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sPrcK OF WAR.

On Friday a Democratic member in
troduced q bill to authorize the traps
fer of the State arms in the arsenal from
the care of the Adjutant General Ire
sublican) to the Senate and House
Ehairnen of the Committees on Militia
~ Affairs, (DemOcrsts.l Neither Of
these men reside at or ear Columbus,
both living in the southwestern corner
of the State. This is a move to rob the
Governor and State authorities of all
means of defense, in the event of q
Kuk.lux Democratic rebellion, which is
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FRUIT PROSPECTS.

1 am informed that the late cold
weather was not fatal to the fruit in
Southern and Central Ohio, as had been
generally supposed. Cherry, plum
peach and pear trees are in bloom in
this vicinity.
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Patent Offices.

Inventors Who wish to take out Letters Patent
are advised to counsel with MUM a CO.,
Editors OF the Scientific American, who have
prosecuted claims before the Patent Once for
over Twenty Years. Their American and Euro
pean Patent Agency is the most extensive in
~ the world. Charges less than any other reliR-
Bile agency APamphlet containing full i~nstruc-
lions to inventors, sent gratis.
n4-A handsome Bound Volume. containing
$50 Mechanical eDgravings and the United States
Census by Counties. with liinu and Receipts
Tor Mechanics. mailed on receipt Of . cents
address MUM Z CO. 81 Park Row. NY
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CURE YOUSRELF of DEBILITY, SEX
DUAL DISEASES. &c-Send your address on
stamped en- yelepe and ask for circular Of 81
biology" Direct AMERICAN NEWS co.
l2l Nassau ST., New York.
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WANTED.

ITO MAKE AN ARRANGEMENT with oae
l. good man in each county. TO sell By sample,
a new and useful article that everybody uses
and will buy. For terms address Rev. W. G. G..
FINK, Pittsburgh. Pa.
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TERMSTO AGENTS-We believe our terms
70 Agents are superior to thO-e offered By any
other eoncefn. Take particular notice Of this -
Our Agents are not required to pay one dollar
for their presents. as IN all O-her concerns.
At the end of each and every month we pre-
sent the Agest sending rs the largest amount Of
49, d q -n.n ~
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FIFTY L CASH!
sum OF
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.

in addition to all other presents. And to the
Agent sending next to the largest amount. the
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slational Aspnblita,r.


NATIONAL THHATRE.-Last night the com
pany, with Mr. Garden as the star, gave US Pal
grave Simpsons unique play entitled "Drcams
Of Delusion,oh piece that has never been but
once before performed In this city. The house
was not such as to stimulate the ambition Of the
actors, yet there was very fair rendition OF this
weli-conceived drama. Shakspearc's rollicking
comedy Of 1.-THE Tanning Of the Shrew" was the
afterpiece-Mr. Garden as Petruchio and Miss
waite as Katharine. MIR. Lamb and Mrs. Allen
were capital representatives of arumio and
Curtis, and the license for extIavagant acting
was avAiled of to the utmost. During the week
the houses were not encouraging to the per-
formers or profitable to the management but
there were efforts In the histrionic art highly
creditable to all concerned. To the excellence OF
some Of these performances we have heretofore
borne testimony In our columns. The play OF
"oamille," on Thursday night, was witnessed
by thin house, not at all commensurate with
the inertia Of the acting. The piece IL no favorte
Of ours tits q representation OF phase in hu-
man life suggestive Of saddening reflections; but
Il was given in superior style. Beside the prin-
cpal attractionan the drdmaiis persona the parts
OF Madame Prudence, Gustavc, and Mainline
were finely rendered by Mrs. 0rattan, Mr.. Lamb,
and Mrs. Cline. Mr. Garden gave unmistakable
evidence OF high capabilities In his profession,
and his Armand Duvai won hearty applause.
We have so often noticed the merit Of Miss
Waite as an actress that a candid tribute to her
excellent performance OF "Camille," would
seem like hattcry. As she depicted tho frivolity
of that unfortunate character, there was moth
Ing In u forbidding or unlady-like; and In her
representation Of "Camille's" sorrows, there
was an exhibition Of the fortitude and resgna'
tion OF chaste womanhood, appealing to the
sympsthy Of the auditors in accents Of touching
pathos. The audience was spared the pain oil
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NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.

Mrs. wILcoxEs will lecture on Spiritualisni,
In Harmoniai Hall, SIS Pennsylvania avenue,
b, tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, on Sunday,
Ma, oh 20, at II a. m. and 1870 IN.
REV. b. A. MCGUIRE, President Of George.
twn Do liege will preach in st. Patrick's church,
= street. tomorrow morning at II o'clock, when
. collection will be taken up for the poor Of the
parish.
A LECTURE will be delivered at Mstasrott Hall
tomorrow evening at 1880 p. m, to which tbs
public are invited.
SERVICES will be held tomorrow at New Je-
rusa.em Temple, North Capitol street, between
B and O, at II m.
ALBEIT T. WHITING, northeast eoracr OF
Tenth street aud Pennsylvania avenue, third
story entrance on Tenth street, has all the latest
styles Of bonnets, hats, &C. for womcn's and
.chiidren's wear The latest fashions Introduced
simultaneously with Northern cities.
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Oysters.

WE ARE HAPPY TO INFORM OUR FRIENDS
sssss,,Sy isx those lsR S pSiPt IG0EoptsPd @n0
aud Poiicr's CoSes oYsTERs. We have WY
purchased tho sole right OF the above
the nne.t Oysters In the Chesapeake Bay We will
receive them, per steamers daily and tan guarantee
HARVEY d Co
40 PennsylyAni avenue
mh1.lw between Ninth and tenth streets
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Job Printing,

NAV SUPPLIES
PArNAsTER's OPPICg, U, S. NAyr,l
No. - BRoADYAIN. Y; March ., ls6s.
plies yertised will be received at this on CO until
the Ss Instant, Inclusive for the follow supplies
ofexpense. at the New York Navy Yard, or at a pon
ton, viz;
BUREAU OF, YARDS AND DOCKS.
y, 200 states, l0x 70, y thick, OF unifOrm color.
l5l sheets BraIier copper, Is o. S1eeT By feet
% sheets yellow metal, 1901. feet by II Inches.
BUREAU Of Eou iPMGST' iiiSb RECRUITING,
$50 yards American CarpetnG,,
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION
large lot Of stationery, full description VI which
may DO had 81 8u hPgiyttH 81 = tRRbbSSiRScE
los gallons boiled Linseed oil 40 gallons Winter
strained Sperm oil.
1900 lbs. White Lead, In oil. 10
Responsible security required for the prompt and
conform with stipulstens on tho blank forms 10 be
had AZ this olhos, otherwise bids viii not DO enter
tained, uEoRGE PLUNkETT,
mh2o.td PaynAster United States Navy
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GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

Orders for the NATIONAL RgPuBLI AN In
Gcnife'own may be left at the bookstores OF
Messrs T. NJ. X. Mills & Co, date Crandeil's) 12s
Bridge street. or at Messrs. q. 7. Getty & Co.'s,
LOG Bridge street, where copies Of the REruBLI-
CAN may be obtained daily.
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CoSrRlBuTIoxs FOR ANAsYLuMs.-Fro
the published card Of "a Friend to the Orphan"
II appears that the ladies' engaged in soliciting
contributions from Government employees to be
paid the passage OF the 20-per-cent. bill, "did
not deem II necessary to consult any OF the man
ngers of the asyiums, Protestant or Catholic, be-
ieving that, u sucoessful, their efforts and the
money received would be appreciated and gladly
accepted; - and that "should the subscribers DO
called upon, they will be at liberty to decline
altogether. or to appropriate their contribution
to any asylum they choose"
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COUNCIL PRocEEpINus-Bodrd Of dliermen.-
CAUSING survey tSssr sSR was az rs" amended and
A resolution, offered by Mr.. Thomas, authori-
appropriation to build additional public school
houses In deorgetogn, va, passed, ,-
prop o ~ have Dy &. .aa,a ENG
the market-house braced with wrought iron
braces. upon the plan submitted by Mr.. Nichol.
Common Council resolution authorizing the
sale Of stalls In the market.house for twelve
on motion Of Mr.. Thomas the clerk was
authorized to rent the stalls for one year at 40
each, In advance,
ton printing. Referred to standing committee
Council resolution to. abolish the Offices Of
by Mr.. Newman, referred to standing committee.
ing the market-house stalls, was passed.
p TO Ssat shnas rsos IA front 70 Of
his property, was laid on the table.
lennon Cosnsnt y, boaru met last night,
and all the members present.
A communication was received from the Street
Commissioner, relating to certain foot aagways.
A petition was received from T. Z. O. Pettin.
gill; asking the erection OF lamp.post on the
sorner OF Second and Lingan streets. Referred.
Mr.. Newman reported q resolution authorizing
the survey of Little Falls road, near the resi.
dence OF John Frlzzel. Passed.
surveyor to prepare a plat for the extension Of
Olive street. Lost.
Aoueduct street, Ieyying a tax OF N 40 for front
therefor. Passed.
of Star, Courier and Erprsss for prIntine, and 10
J. Wallace. Passed.
Mr.. Clements reported resolution to pay costs
appropriatipS aSco or so much thereof a. NAV be-
necessary Passed.
Also, an ordinance authorizing the sale of GER
saah. Paaaed. '
Mr. Collins reported that the speciel commit.
tee, who had under consideration the subject OF
and water Engineer, recommended the passage
Of the resolution abolisbing said Offices and pay.
400 per nnnum' ''''' y" '''''''
Mr.. Ramsburg did not favor the adoption OF
the resolution, as he thought II too stringent to
pired' ~ '''
Mr.. Collins favored its passage, because he be-
Nj, Clements said Il WAS a h h, u tbine To take
only been supported BY the corporation for Is
year, ramona,on wa, cmDb.,,c,,,v in favor q,
abolishing the ofilce. and he thought Mr. Addi
SON had no right 10 rumble
Mr. Ramsburg moved to ye5oy the resolution
to the roeor,ier 7or n opinion.
Mr.. Darby seconded the motion, as he saw no
reason 10 he hasty in the matter
MT Coliins sai3 he had aeonyer,ation with the
Recorder. and he exprossed no doubt M the right
Of the Board to abolish the Office, but he would
deposed otiicep hia ssisIv. " ""'s " p'S '"'
IN. Peck did not Wish TO bo plungeJ into ac
tion and aak the right or wrong hereafter. lie
wanted Az action 70 DC legal II not prudent,
therefore, ne favored its reference;
MT. Collins had no doubt on the legality OF the
passage OF the RESOLUTION, ana ne opposed It's
reference.
favored Its passage.
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EQUAL DIVISION, No. 8, Sous OF TEMPERANCE
This division met last evening In their hall cor
ner Seventh and d streets, when the following
p, VIM. II. Young, W. A., Joseph Harris, r. s.,
VIM. II. Nortonj A. r. s., Charles Anderson; 7,
s., Julius DeSaulsj Treasurer, ]. d. Ofutt
A. Con, @. +. Muth; I. s., ]. II. Dubant; d. e.,
q. HyHey.
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WHAT IS A GOSPEL CHURCH l-Rey. John Bray
will preach tomorrow morning at Odd Fellows
Hall, Eighth street east, near the Marine bar.
racks, on the suhject nWhat 10 Gospel Church,
AS taught In the New Testamentf' The public
are invited.
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CRIMINAL CoURT--Chfef Justice Cdriisr.-Th
court transacted no business yesterday.

EoUirr. CounT-Judge Fisher.-The following
orders were made yesterday;
1880, Mitchell VS.. Dayton. Order ratifying the
report Of auditor, the counsel conserving thereto.
1000. John d. Goldsmith VS.. Sarah Jane Gold.
smith. Decree of divorce a pincuio mdiriomonii.
The bill In this case sets forth that tho parties
Reese, and soon after removed TO Baltimore;
that Mrs. Goldsmith there left her husband and
came to reside IN this city with one Winfield
Martin, with whom she cohabitcd without legal
warrant. Upon reading dispositions proving
these facts, Judge Fisher granted the decree
above mentioned.
Aliourned
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INPnovENesT OF FoURrEENTH STRHET.-we
understand that a petition ls In circulation for
the paving Of tho carrlsgeway of Fourteenth
iDg the signatures Of numbers Of the property
holders on that street. Fourteenth and Seventh
and they have been In a depiorable condition
during tho winter months. The improvement of
Fourteenth street IL step In the right direction.
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NJ ETzERo HALL.
MORNING AND EVENING READINGS
YRoH
SH KsfE ARE,
MRS FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE.
T.B. PUGH,
mas tae houor 70 announce that Mrs. kRMBLE viii
Eyss Series q -FOUR READINGS, at METzERoTr
Tuesday Eyoning, March 81,
RICHARD H.
Wednesday Morning. April,
X NTGH T. S DR 4 NJ.
Friday Evening, April 2,
NTER's TALE
Saturday Morning, April 1,
OTHELLO.
The Evening Readings will commence precisely ats
elSck. The Morning Readings at o clock, p. IN.
Admission, with reserved seats, Al. 70.
The sale OF tickets for tho entire series will begin a.
Meierou's Music store, on FRIDAY MORNING.
March "a atS clock. Single tickets for each Read.
i ig may BE- procured on SATURDAY, March n, anl
SPECIAL N0TiCFJ s-sa n ~,
TO avoid Interruption, the audience -pcctfnlIy
requested 10 be seated fifteen minutes before the com.
meneemcnt OF the Readings. mhaI-tT
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Crowded OUT.--In consequence Of press OF
matter va are compelled to defer the publication
OF several locals, among which are the gradua-
ting exercises Of Copp's Bg5lDess College. They
will appear In our next issue,
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Medical.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

cral that have resumed
OFFICE PRACTICE.
and streets.
Medical advice to INDECENT persons gratis,
mhls-lm l.. NJ. TAYLOR, NJ. d.
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-CAYAL.--It is expected that by the Arst OF
April navigation will be uninterrupted between
Alexandria and Cumberland; boats, loaded with
coal, Will be looked for at this city about the
18th of April
MEETiNG.-The Second Ward Republican Club
held Its regular weekly meeting on Wedne sday
night and was addressed on the current polItI-
cal topics of the day by several members OF the
club
AproINTED.-By recent order OF Gen Scho.
deld, Capt. Chapman, of Battery Rodgers, Is an
nounced In the list OF sub-miiitary commis lion.
ers and superintondents OF registration for this
post.
Hon TIpn.-Thc tides are making very high
At night this week, and threaten an Invasion OF
the cellars OF the more exposed warehouses on
the city front.
PnEsENTATIoN.-At a meeting of Jefferson
Circle, No. 2, Brotherhood OF the Union, We'd
nesday night, a regalls and medal as $. W. was
presented u. Duifey, esq, OF this city.
WAsHED.-The foundation OF Gotlieb Kra.
kecr's butcher shop on King street was washed
In Wednesday night.
TowN CLocK.-A number OF our citizens COM
plain of the crratic manner In which the town
clock indicates time nowadays.
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Monday, the Brilliant Comedleuuo,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
IN LITTLE BAREFOOT.
seats w '''e'
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS,

To OUR SUBSCRIBERS IN ALENANDRIA.-Mr.
George W. Jones, No. IS North Alfred street, be.
tween Queen and Cameron streets, Isour author.
lied agent for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, In
Alexandria, and will collect for subscriptio
and solicit advertisements for this paper, from
the first day of February.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28

AT TIKI annual business meeting OF the Burns
Club Of Washington, held on Thnrsday evening,
were elected officers of the club for the ensuing
year, President, Gen. Geo. W. Balloeh, vice
retary, Josiah McLeodi treasurer, John Gam.
cron.
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TRuSKs.-Stcphens h Co., No. $40 Pennsyl-
yanIa avenue, have just received a large and
superior assortment OF trunks, among which
trunk, the ladies' Saratoga trunk, and the sole
leather trunk, together with every variety OF
satuhels, travelling bags, aud yaiises for ladies',
Those contemplating travelling should call and
examine stock at stephens Il 90,
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lat Night Of
MIR. JAMES GARDEN,
VINO VIII appear as lob Armroyd, In Watt Ph'aFr
sonsauon Drama. In four acts, Of
LOST IN LONDON,
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Amusements.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
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DR. CURTIS. NJ. D., Il. C. s., Sc..
Author Of
MANHOOD"
EXPOSE OF QUACKs AND QUACRERY."
1.-THE USE OF THE MICROSCOPE IN CERTAIN
CASES OF DEBILITY" &c.
Has devoted many years Of his extensive practice eu-
tirely 10 tho treatment aud eure Of
NERVOUS DISEASES
Arising from debility and abuses productive Of so
many instances Of premature decay.
May be consulted by letter or at his residence. No.
10 y street. between Twentieth and Twenty first
treets. Washington, D. c.. from the hours Of 10
y, IN. q, md from to p. H. fel7-6m
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ELECTION or 0yYICRRs.-At the meeting oil
Howard Division last Thursdsy night, the fol,
lowing officers wore elected Ed. johnson, W
Pr Jos. u. Rock. W. Al W. 8. Clarke, II. ST A.
a a. nSTsSs f A. SS ssaon 6hsp %
q. Bamitz, Conductor ]. +, Savage, A. Con; A,
Finney !. ST. W. q. Finney, o. 81 J. l.. II.
Winfield, X. W, T..
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4 CONSULT DIR. LEON,
" RECEPTION ROOMS
4S Eleventh street. above Pennsylvania avenue.
LADIES desiring especial treatment will find him
the most skl!fnl and reliable physician In tho city
iRREGuLARirlEs.fro from whatever cauIe. fully and
SKIN AND NERVOUS DISEASES speedily cured.
the Doctor mill II
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- " ...slIEe MAnnN- 4
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TRANSPORTS OF REAL EsTATE-The following
transfers Of real estate were reported at r. nj.
Halls Real Estate Exchange, corner of Seventh
and ID streets Part lot 10, square III, north %
and 90, b and II, Georgetown, at $2650; lot 233,
uniontpwn, at sl2O.50j part lot 5, square us, 81
SIG feet on Atreet east at tpi6 lot sec, o. sub.
feet o. inches, at s2,950, sub Il, square 3l3, at
u, 1905 lot J. square i0ls, at t35i part B. lot 0,
suuafe "a, at As 400,
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REDUCTION or ToLLs.-The Baltimore Sun OF
yesterday saysi At a special meeting OF the d.
rectora OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com.
pany, held IN Annapolis yesterday, the b9aEd
aeorgetown from sixtv.nine cents 10 forty.siS
cents per ton, Mr.. Benjamin Fawcett, OF Mont
gomery county, was elected secretary and treas
urer OF the company,
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OATr. SroNR under direction OF Gen. How
ard, has a large force OF freedmen engaged IN
iIeyeillng Massach settA avenue from the west
ern Boundary, eastward, and In constructing a
bridge at Seventeenth street with stons taken
|, from the creek at that point. II 10 to he ro-
GREETED that the appropriation 10 not sufficient
10 grade that avenue at once.