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NHle . sivs notice that the - day Of January
II A 1859, warrant In bankruptcy VA fseu.d
against the sstate Of Frank D. slesthand Wesley
Knight Of Keokuk Lee county, ard STATE OF Iowa Who
have beed adudgsd Bsnkrupt their own pe.it.ope
That the Of dsbs and delivery Of any prop
srty belonging 70 sneh bantrupts to them or for their
and the transfer Of any property BY them is for
bddsn BY law Thst meeting Of the creditors OF the
sapkrupts prove their debts and 70 choos, one
aaignsss Of thsir estatss will b. hssd at The
Court Of DankrupeY, 10 b holden tn once Of the
Register In DAnkrnptey In the city ofKsokuk iowa b.
John Bruce Register ths 10th day OF Fsbrusry
4 1eso, ai 10 o'clock ..
9. " CLARK, UsM
jans-3w-bn ~ r. fuifoH, Deputy.
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LATE cABI.E DISPATCHES.

LosDoE, Jan. I.
The fssling among tAs tsnaatry in sons
paris Of lssland ;s Wy bitter againss tAs
laad.holdsrs, aad many easss d agsasiaa
Tsyolt srs rspested.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
The Grand Jury has dismissed the case
against Surratt on the ground that the Presi-
dents Amnesty Proclamation pardons him
Of oil past treason.
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FROA NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. I.
Gen. Rosssau 10 i'll, almost beyond recov-
ery, With inhamnstion of the bowels.
F. Pierpont, formerly Adjstant General Of
West Virginia, died here to-day. ofconsump-
tion
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BrIgandage ON the Increase In
Mexico.
COngrcssfonal Proceedings.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1851.
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Dissolution Notice.

UVHD partaaship Asssecoss sxiseins bsteeen tas n.
AssS0eueA uo1se the nsns 6Ed styh u Doshm I
F.eeA0an, b b. nstnal eonssa1 thiS 1Ay dissolved.
Hahsr wsfh - - suDs = ths Ara = nlsfd:ttSa =
Frssdeaa vii oeats~s the b1sis:.s Ct tAs OLD seaId
DablG gsasral1y. 10sMN
3 rRn1DMAu.
Dorar arsrts, Jaa ., lse0-Jsas-dAv-1w
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<nnn DOE sass ffssA 1oaaaoss IT ~ ty
EU osvN RO0n15e0Q . AEDlRR,
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c. HINES,
N mERCHANT TAILOR,

Os TAird-st., BET. Main & JOHNSON,
HAS just received 6ne stock Of Cloths OF
H ali kinds and viii naks pants. yests and coat.
shsapse than bslcrs. FOR proof Of this call and
.vaSinH novlT.d
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Y eiu. Jones D Oe......eof Third D Main streets
Hees. stern 4 Co.......oof Second : Main streets.
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FURMITTWE.
)unoan. Karle 4 Co.....l40 + 147 Main street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-29

MILLING IN Fun The STAR of Monday
cuisI ed the particulars OF "a fatal shooting
,ise, IL which cOloTed woman wa, KILLED
10y srelatiye " no fired pistol awith nothing in
~. " as she declared, at her unconscious victim
'ea'h was caused in fifteen minutes. The
Ccrorer's jury rendered a verdict that the
deceased came % her death by an a-eii.,,,I
-aot from the pistol The party arrested was
ihHrefore released. There have baau repsa,sd
S7ses OF killing uEdsr sInalir circum stances all
''-r ne CouaTyi the victims having no pre-.
vors warnings excepting that the guns or
fi>tois pointed AZ them, in sport, had nothing
"a hem The mere statement of these facts ~
-"nIe'eni to warn all human targets OF their
fate. There is a CorpcrliIcn law which inf,icts
ire upcn persons who throw melon rind, or
''ori shppe7y yez-ta5ie substances upou the
raT'inehts. and this law, during the presen,
>-sson, shonid b. ri.oroasly enforced, fJr
many citizens have suffered in copse1uencs NJ
The careiessntss, even TO the extent of brok.n
limbs. II, la this mat:er, he Law his b.ep In.
Ncked for protection, how much more i'm.
IoTtsnt - a, tina. direc; Slaughter in snort,
SHOULD be guarded against by legal enactment
n law should be passed making il criminal 10
'oint guns or pistols al innocent human beings,
y neither the slayer announces, previous 70
nTing or nor that there is nothing in than,
ne fnn Is too e1pensiye-ih. taking OF life iu
me absence OF malice, merely 70 crafty the fun
Ct the possessor OF the fatal Instruments In
me event OF death, By such "acs ldents, ~ The
irmorse comes too late. The possibility nj
S"eh killing should be prevented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-29
TEE FIFTEENTH ANsSprEx--.

TH1 FfFTRENTH AMsSDaEgT.-F -ers sra
now thiriy-seven States, and as o. TIA tarms
Of the Federal Constitution the ley,slatur.s
of three four'hs OF these must vote FOR the
adoption of any proposed amer N Mt before
il becomes a part OF that Instrument. u fJl-
lows that the raufcation OF rsnty gat mot
twenty-seven as published in soue papsrs,)
Will be necessary 10 constitute the Anaad-
ment Article XIV, part of the Co.'s itu.iJ IN.
The following States have iouted It. Ala
bama, Florida, Iowa, MTino, Nraneso,l, Ne
vsda, North CAROLINA, West Virginia, Ark Az
sas, Illinois, Kansas. Massacnusets. Missouri.
New Hampshire. Pennsylvania, W5se5osin.
Connecticut, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan.
Nebraska, New York, South CarolIna. In
two Of these, Kansas ana Nevada RI, l. 4gis-
latures adopted the amend ment a tele ;raph-d.
1t was In an imperfect firm, tar as relates
TO the second section. In Indiana. members
OF the Legislature resigned their seas to de-
strcy the two-third quorum spscif 4 oy he
constitution Of the State. But usage appears
TO favor the consideration of he amendment
as duly ratified. Laws passed while the Lee
gisla'ure was in this condition are Carried gu.
as duly enacted; and IN 81 two United State
Senators Were chosen in disregard of quorum
Admitting the validity of the ratification in all
OF the above States, five more are required u
make the amendment part OF ths C-asttt.-
ton. The States which have not y-tad
are Virginia, Vermont, Mississippi, Rboda
Island, Tennessee, Maryland, Ohio, Ne " Jer-
sey, Delaware, Georgia, Texas, ClIiiornir-
Oregon and Kentucky. OF these, toe ratitica
ton is sure in Rhode Island aud Ver-
mont. Governor Walker pledges virginia.
and the Republicans Of Mississippi pledge tn At
State; ana Tennessee and Ohio depend on tn
elections soon to take place III those States
One or two Of the other States which have not
voted Will probably wheel into line in favor
of the amendment, and we may therefore con.
clude that il will be certainly carried. and tn us
another perplexing party issue will share the
fate OF so many predecessors and cease 10 De a
bone Of contention for rival politicians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-29

0Providence has had two deaths from root
beer.
~FIfty- five daily papers have been started
only 10 die in the last 81 years IN New YorK
~Council Bluffs, 10 wa, desires To becoms 3,
port OF entry and have direct trade with LIVER.
pool and the rest OF the world
- There Is great confusion at Ca ne Nav AT
the report that the Irritation walk Is to be lghtsd
with gas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-29
RAILROAD MATTERS IN MaRy,.rn tn,

RAILROAD MATTERS IN MARYLAND -rbs
Cumberland VALLEY Railroad Company. .
branch ana feeder Of the PeansyIvania Gen.
rsl, has determined TO extend its line of ROAD
iron Haserstown TO william sport, Nd on the
Potomac river, connecting With the Casss.
P-aks and Ohio Canal. Tn, ceremony of
breaking ground" on the Fred.rick and Penn.
syivania Line RailrC'd will AXE place near
oodsooro, Maryland, TO lay. A large mum.
n-r OF persons are expected to b present, iu.
Ciudipg the Mayor, Aldermen and Common
Council Of Frederick. the press ana DINER
friends OF the enterprise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-29

WHAT 1T COSTS FOR CHARITY AND CocRRc.
Ti"N.-The Commissioners of Charities And
Corrections Of New York have under their
care and management twenty-five dis,in CT
Institutions VIZ. four city prisons a peniten.
Lfry, worshouse, nine hospitals, an as yIum
Tor the blind, an asylum for lun a'ics. one for
iEebria'ss- one TO- idiots. an almshouss a
Lursery for the children OF paupsrs. ana a
fSformaiory school The number of inmates
tccemmodated and cared for in them during
ne year i-''- rose to the enormous aggregate of
LIZ and the amount of money expended
DPCn them III their maintenance and in new
buildings ard repairs, exceeded q million and
half OF dollars. The % 212 inmates were dis.
rrIbutsd as follows: Penal institutions, asgss
woIkhouss, 16 9iG almshouse. Abs; hospitals,
''s2; nurseries for pauper children 232g.
i' matte asylum. 1.5e0; inebriate asylum,
'"j- bird asylum. I32: idiot as Ium.
iu9; Tsformatcry school. g.. ANON ths
lHshiu'lcEs designed tor the treatment
Z the SICK and deceased are q hospi.aI
Ter IncuTabIss, a smallpox hospital a fever
hospital, an epileptic hospital, paralytic hos.
pIial, an infant hospital, a Charity hospital.
and a general hospital al Bellevue The per
capita cost Of maintaining the inmates O. the
more Important institutions j. as follows In
'he penitenhary. sl6t5.; city prisons, SIj543
workhouss, SHOES almshouse, s6I-s. blind
yirm, ss".s'i the various hospitals, Sl1-69
iuna C asylum, sl19 20; RandiIl's Island nnr
~rries, sIl9ei; hospital ..ursery and idiot asy-
'"m, (Randaiis IslandJ SI2O-5I; giving an av-
-rsge per capita, for all the establishments. OF
.l2-i. The average annual per capita cost
OF the State prisons of the whole country il
>l77' and OF the juvenile reformltories Sl53
I he two most economically administered State
PRISONS IN the cOuntry-those of Connecticut
"Ed Ohio-show an annual expenditure for
zach convict, the one Sis, and the other of
Jig.
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FoREIGs News BY CABLE.-Mr. Chas Gill
pm introduced III the English House OF Com
mons, yesterday, bill TO abolish capital pun.
ishment. The London News OF yesterday
gro ws sentimental before the picture OF the old
country and the new play fully gamboling to-
g-iher in boa races, &C.. during the suspen-
SION of diplomatic hostilities. Mr. Gladstone
II reported better. The coal miners confer
eaCe 81 MAJ chester resolved to agitate for an
Increase Of wages At the end of the month. The
Paris Press- asserts that arrangements are now
marty complete for giving unlimited leave of
absence 70 soldiers whose Burroughs will soon
expire. M. 4 Arlington, late United States
Minister 70 Switzerland, yesterday took leave
81 he President, ard introduced his success sor
b.r. Rnble' Berlin newspaper, the Pro-
vine al Correspondence, denies that Austria
has ever made he friendly advances, alleged
by Baron Won Beust in his speech to the bud.
get Commits of the Hungarian delegations.
Berlin celebrated her Humboldt centennial
Tuesday, with grand banquet and a torch.
light procession The japanese finances are in
q desperate condition. Hari kari is the doom
OF all who refuse TO take the Government
paper. AdyIces from Asuncion to June 18TH
Wa Ri, state that three members Of the ne W
provisional government have bean elected by
popular vote.
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y - u ------2O Market Space.
EohT NcEENRY. MARYLAND,
P.orossls dupo ate with COPY q this 4. aaSsr
u,eEent attaThed wiz be received by the under
supplying FRESH BEEF to the troops al this
The sai5 Beef must be fresh, of a good marketable
Snsi,y. IN eGs-i proporions q fore and hind
exolut ed aud to be delivered az this noSt ,rss W
cost IN such quantity AS may be from time to time
cnlcer snail des gnatc, not exceeding four times
The reeks OF the cattle slaughtered for beef 10 h.
d.iverod der ths sc. eemsst Ssall be cut of a.
the fourth vertehrRl Joint, and the breast trir,med
down lie shsnGs If fcre quarters shs be ut off
frn re 10 four in, oes above The knee jofnt and
81 md quarter iT9m six to eight inches above the
sepsr.ts prop 1sal, III duplicate, will also b.
Ieoe'yed ~ tue uud.rygce1 up TO the SAM hour
siou-d officers sad their families sstiHnsf At this
E.t SO tErPiieH t-eret.HEi. with such Choice
So. sii'oia and Poriel ouse Steaks, stsntios,
B,l> or Bit focs's
Tbcfe coEtrects 70 b. n fore SIX months or such
le-s tiA.a a. tbs CruUis'sry General shall direct
cor u -n"iuc On the lst dor OF October, 1859 and
q resaiii.eut .. IT, ys.t u 'A''A 81
n o,se Of ', . of snSy IL the quality
lig.ret = en thr cclm'sssry q: Sort McHenry
no 9t's Pov@T 70 sEpI5y TIE deficiency BY
Il: ,.ii,fls1ca 81 90
; ne fo- TIE sum oftwo thoss. ri dollsTs, signed
fuitrt 'e Fnecfi-re1 n he bios.
y e sr1p.sRfs s'ii be OTe1tt n y 30 O'Clock a
.. ~ he Slsi GAs "f ADtrst Isg ut Fort Nc
Heusr, 80 50 which time aid place bidders are
requested g. = BTulsUt,
Prop v'.ii see mark cd Pr Possls fer Beef
gai a. e. -'ge ,, T. A. PAGUROTr,
fir.' Iisnt 4ta I 5. ARTILLERY,
y -: bI"ve- tsvtSiH y. A, a. q. 8.
s,ESESY ..VhaEt AvEEUE BETWEEN IN
tNU .gu SELH EfS. CAPITOL Hill
Cor .I-S "a GREATLY tEDUCED PIECES
.rrr rt-:cafs about 20 he o1sde Oh my business
Steve. ! ~ r4-. .sb coFFIS5 at su,hr.Es.----,
10" raf.S rs SD pa IeEF.As frCm all 12 ls.-.-as
rsfts - 10 r-fy & csi, Upor. no
ys>l 6. ZURHORsT
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TEE ST. Louis papers have lesgthy accounts
Of the doings at the bauques given on Tuesday
evening at the Southern Hotel IN that city 10
Hon. Henry T. Blow, our new Ministry to Bra
III The affair Is described as the mos. sue
'-ssial event Of the kind that has ever taken
place in St Louis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-29

"ConGrSssman NIblack Is in California.
~Tbe licago Pos les YictDr Hugo ..,hs
Champion gusher OF the universe"
~John Breckirrldge fsvors the admission
Oi Iegro testimony IN Kentucky eoults
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-29

The directors Of the National Junction Ratl.
way Company, yesterday afternoon elected ii.
following acknowledgment, John W Tnomp-
>sn; Vice President John l. Kid we'll; Trsas
uTer, VIM. S. Huntington; Secretary, Halist.
hllbOurI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-29

For TEE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS
leaving the city during the summer months
they can have The STAR mailed TO their
address, by ordering the same at the office, for
~ cents per week, for one week or more.
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Political.

john b. Baldwin and Colonel Sutherland
are prominent candidates for the Virginia
Senate.
-Ex-Senator Henderson has taken ND his
residence &c St Louis. and intends to run for
Governor OF Missouri
-t}overnor Hayes will open the cauvsss In
ONO IN a speech at Wilmington, Clinton
c"upTy, on the l2tn Of August
Hon. John Covode, Chairman. has called
meeting OF the Republican State Central CON-
mt" . OF Pen rsvivsnia, to be held in PhiladeI-
phIa on WedEesday next.
- Names candidates for the United States
senate are Hon. John Lynch. General George
+ Shep.-y, Hen. Josiah ID. Drummond, Hon
William =. Fsssenden. Governor Chamberlain,
Ex-Governor COMFY, Hon. Lot d. Morrill,, and
Speaker bitiue
The majority for the Virginia Con stitu-
ton is l97,Oii AM tue vote for it comprised tue
entire vote of all parties except about four per
cent. The majority against the disfranchising
clause is 1887, and that against the test .oatn
clause 1882.
-Senaor Hendricks, Of Indiana, passed
through Cheyenne On the 10th, and made q
brief address TO the Democracy. in which, to
their astonishment, he placed National MON
over state Sovereignty, and repudiated the
right of secession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-29

Gnfhn' the engineer who caused the Mast
HoTe disaster on the Erie Road, is to be ad init.
I'd TO bail in the SUM OF SIX thousand dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-29

There were shipped from Cumberland las,
week i7,5:9 tens Of COIL by canal, and 20, i2I
- by railroad.
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The campaign in Ohio has already become
quite active, and the indications are that IL
VIII be vigorously prosecuted from now until
The election in October. The leading Repub.
hcan papers are commercially moderate in
dealiDg with Gen'I Rosecrans, the opposition
tahdldste ior Governor, contenting themselves
hy saying that he has been placed in the aId
by the Democrats withou. his consent. and
viii probably decline the nomination. The
Democratic journals do not deal so tenderIy
with Hays, the Republican candidate, who
viii open the canvass by speech AZ Whining.
Jon, Clinton County, on he 18th prox. MIR.
Nallandighain has announced that he will
lake nc active part in the campaign, and the
democrats say they do Il, regret this determi-
nation. The temperance party will have con.
siderable influence IN determining the contest
The movement for the formation OF q State
Temperance party was begun IN Ohio about a
wear ago, but owing 20 the fact that national
tickets were IL the field, no nominations were
r.ade IL l-o-. EIIly last spring the movement
was commenced IN lrnest, and at the mum.
cIpal election in the CITY Of Cleveland in April,
- full temperance ticket was placed in nomina-
ton, and received eleven hundred and fifty. We
Sotes.-oyer one-sixth of the entire vote cast
This gave courage 10 the leaders in the move
ment, and they Immediately issue d a call for
state Con ventIcn, TO meet at Mansfield In July,
ioT the purpose of placing in nomination can
didaies for State Offices. In obedience 10 the
call, large assem5lage of delegates met to.
sether IN eenventIon a few days since, ana
placed IN nomiLa;ion for Governor. Jonathan
Edwards 1ngersoll, Of Cuyahosa county, and
adopted a platform making prohibition the
issue. The leaders in the movement cl lim that
their ticket will receive fifty thousand votes
This fall but II will BE- nearer the m ,rk to put
The temperance vote at thirty thousand. The
Democrats, with remarkable candor acknowI-
edge that probably ns-ten,hs of The persons
engaged IN the temperance cause are those who
have heretofore been of Republican proclivI.
'es, and therefore Congratulate themselves
hat the inroad made by the Temperance
ticket will EOt he IN the Democrats ranks.
hutIn these CT their opponents
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lJLhCK LLAMA LACE POINTS,
BLACK elk GRENEDINEs,
LLPIES BLACK WORSTHD GRENlDINrs


TAsIsE CLOTH, GROs GRAIN MOHAIRS,
BoMBAZINEs. DELAINEs, and
s., gthrr desirable Mourning Goods on hand 4,
foil supply, aud at the lowest prices.
AL uur OUL0RxD Lawns, GRENADINES
BhRE6oS, and all Sumner Stock marked down m
to 40 per cent, Se are Determined to close them
oUt
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURRs
ONE PHIOB ONLY.
y N SRUSTER &BRO.,
y y c20 32i Ptnpsyivsnis avenue.
Received THIS DAY
PLAIN SASH RIBBONS,
WITH Isle GLOVES,
gEEEE rArFETA RIBBONS,
At DAVIS,
30 Market Space
NEW GOODS
RECEIyED DAILY
At DAVIS,
90 Market Space.
AMY GOODS AND N0TIOES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ALWAYS Oh HAND
At DAVIS.
y y Il 30 Market Space.
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II A nsie nal LSA. OFFICE, ak % .sss..
IOn W. eavence money on Blonde, Stocks oni
Zeal Estate Diamends, watches. Dry Goods, Fur.
niturs' pianos. Add all kids OF Personal Proper
same. 0pen every day except Sundays, from
- - VIZ H. Joo IL
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

uU~c-n . r,,
-
ELEGANT BIZ ZINC l0TSn
klEGlU1 Bill DING LOIS m
a., IN r.ru
$3.50 EACH.
>l2''o EA'h =:
TIE MOST DELIGHTFCL BUILDING SITES
IN THE DySrP,cro co,ryD,.
hANhR recently snbd'vided the tract OF land
known End designated as the Old site of Fort
"'He' -eunSi '''"h' u " We oher 10 the pub
hc' Tor the next THIRTY DAYS, unless sooner
disposed o. alternate lots in said subdivision At
sH''oes'h'
These lots contain 1850 square feet of ground
each, and lie but two miles beyond Georgetown.
iugtsn, Georgetown, Oak Hill Cemetery aud Ten
nalJ town places these lots within twenty min
utes' ride OF Washington. Fare Is cents.
c
tanning eo"s''s resiaence' or making profit
ihS tract Is tue "'she's point OF land in the
Potomac and the surrounding couptrv And liz.
Oc0'ee' "oO'e '''e "'''' ''e''0oAihs wa dinston.
Georretewn, Alexandria, Fairfsx semip.rv ~,
.r.LOat Mountain, and the Blue Ridge
e
For healthf"ines' and comfort As well as for
grardnes' Of scenery this location cannot be sur
passed.
o"' SUBDIVISION embraces O'sF i'o'O lots OF 2''Oo
slu're ieef each, and one half of these We offer at
the low figure of slsu
,
revenue stamps ana oonveyancing at the cost OK
the purchaser.
A plat ,,tbs ,ubdivisian can he saar a, our
can be obtained.
'no'S WHO call nF'' VIII nave H'S' eH0''e Of
''''''OH' s''
pE, rcr,Tr rpoprpe
NEAL hS14lh hHohhkS
sUcytovrrrc
;voz,m corner seventh and L streets.
u,oppsNT rcr-,-----------------
H,'s . wste, near tn door two g.s; from
LET s.s hu sss Co,tet IL NV TOTE Az. and 5th st
.ranr. 20, IVY W ~ "-"ALhhCk. al MASS.
s, 20 t.ei 'tu o.. JyG-eoSt.
lNOR SALEO LEASr-Th.t valuable ppVw
s.re, east nS grasf Oh the corner Of 9'h
III. nTrra. r 81 III ne1 ~ - n'tuuo AZ -.
AND ~ re- .soa 10. no IN sauare 70 ga,
Eeom H;ning Room IA are i II t.sals' wiz Bar
Lot No . "A .sma sonaro has = So o.. si,,;
and stable aud lots IS 10 end 20. in .me sqgsrs
Gao he subdivied I D make seven or eight nue
lots. For particulars. terms &c, apply to
DODGE DARNEiELE
Iy@6 ct Real Estate Brskers y q y stree.
s,npRpNr uousr .--,----
"a and "a stTests With ali ,,ota, u,.rSeh
nan's Inquire ofJ0HNJ. PEKRET, Office No.
aga 18TH st house 442 ST. ~ 2,.Im-
J2OK RrNT-R0ovs ,r,r;sbed - Sc
Il nished. single or in sn;te WITH %: H,u,
board, at Byer's Hotel. corner Indiana avenue
aI ~ "a sIeet The nne yer.ocah prone
n S,.ta AIRY LEGATION OF the house render It
TpfPM Nsr no,t pace Tor boar iers Apply to
~ VI. ~ No ; nohsMkk W, iO1 street, or
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1@FIRST COOPERATIVE BUILDING AS

there will be a speci,l meeting of thu srock
no'cels tmmediste' after the regular mseti az for
the payment Of q; 49, of the First 90 q perativ
Building Ass cfsti a TO consider mendnn snts IN
the 'opstitution. he attendance of every A. ock
holf er Is earnestly requested.
Meeting to be held on MONDAY EvsNJNG
Aueun In Potomsc Hall. corner Maryland ave
BIZ order Of the Stockholders.
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