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ommend the installation of all oEice-holders
of that State removed by johnson for devo-
tiQn Go Republican principles
Sheridan will be assigned 10 the Western
military district with his headquarters at st.
Loui-, and will not go TO New Orleans
originally intended.
Boston, March IA large feet of fishing
boats arrived at Gloucester yesterday from the
banks, having suffered from almost unexam-
pied severity of weather. II Il said the losses
will consume the profits tor the present year.
New York, March l2.-Tbe Jury returned a
verdict of $4,000 in favor of Danforth N
Barney, for damages sustained by the explo-
sion OF nitro glycerine in san Francisco.
Charles Wallace, editor of the Warreuton
tGeorgia) Gazette, shot AMI Instantly
killed by DIR. Darlen. The latter had blnck
baIled Wallace, who had applied tor admission
into Masonic Lodge. Wallace thereupon
attacked Dardeu In his paper, dfnouDcIng him
as liar and a villain. Darden shot him irUm
the window of his office with n rde.
Raleigh, y. C., March l2.-The House of
Representatives have passed a resolution ask
ing Congress to vote for the repeal of the ten
ure of office act.
Key West, March IL DR. Mudd, released
from TortugaS arrived to-day en- route for
the North.
Buffalo, March 12.-There was grand Fe-
nian demonstration here to-day. Gen. O'Neil
addressed the teetIng.
Gettysburg Ceremonies
Washington, March 12.-Senator Morton
has consented 90 deliver the address at the
dedication of the Gettysburg National Monu-
ment, July LIST, 1869. Bayard Taylor will de-
liver the original poem. Henry Ward Beech
er Will ofiiciate as Chaplain.
Washington DoIngs.
Washington. March l3.-Secretary Bout
we'll formally entered upon the duties of his
office.
The officers of the navy stationed at Wash
iugton proceeded IN "A body TO the Office of
Secretary Borie to-day, where they were pre-
seutad by Admiral Dahlgren. The Secretary
received them in a most cordial manner. The
entire body then proceeded TO the White
House, where Grant received them in the east
room. Among those present were Admirals
Porter, shubrIck, Smith. GoldSborough, Dahl
gren, Poor, Howard and Powell, and Generals
Harney. Emory, Meigs, Forney, Barnes, Thorn
as, Handle and leintzleman. During the In
terview, Ger. Rawlins entered and was ear
nestly congratulated
A delegation from the Loyal League of Al
exandria, including several coIored men,
called on the President this afternoon. The
chairman read an address complimentary 10
the President. Grant replied that he was
glad 10 meet them, and hoped and believed
that before the end of another year Virginia
would be restored TO Ielf-government and
representation IN Congress.
A delegation of Irlsh Republicans of New
York call on the President, rendered their
congratulations aud pledged the support of
the Irish Republicans of America To- his ad-
ministrsLiOu.
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R. R. Appointments.

Washington. March lO.-General Grant has
reapPointed John Black of New YoTkI and
jesse Willisms of Pennsylvania, Government
Directors OF the Pacific r. R.; appointed as
ne" directors, Friee, late member of Congress
from Iowni Harris, of Springfield, Mass. and
webster OF H., late an aid on Grants staff
GeneraIItIes.
Springfield, Mass, March Io.-Tbs wo-
man's Rights Convention closed this evening
lhey resolved TO send petitions To Congress
nunerOusly signed.
Washington, March lO.-commissioner De-
l1no took the oath of Office. Rollins wa
presented with complimentary resolutions by
the attnchees
Memphis. March lO-The Arkansas Senate
passed a bill giving IO,osO, 600 to aid CERTAIN
railroads.
The work OF Congress.
Chicago, March 1.-The Tribune's special
says Washhurne has prepared the resignation
of his Office
The Times and Republicans special ha,
the resignation already IN the hands of the
President.
Hoa. has qualified az Attorney General,
which renders Boutwells appointment as
Secretary of the Treasury doubtful, though
Speaker Blaine Is reported To have said Grant
informed him Boutwell's nomination would
be sent TO the Senate to-day.
1t Is generally conceded Washburne will
have the French mission.
The Senate Republican caucus determined
10 cOnfine legislation 10 public business,
which includes the Tenure of Office bill; the
Indian appropriation bill; the bill prohibiting
sales OF gold by the Treasury; Schenck's bill
TO sire Gthen the public credit; the omnibus
Railroad bill; the bill to establish a Claim
bureau TO settle the claims of loyal South
eTners; the bill increasing the Supreme Court;
and the Georgia bill
Risley, deputy collector of Internal Reve-
nue. has resigned.
The indications are that John Morris of
Ohio, will be Commissioner of Pensions.
the TrIbnne'S special says Stewart will be
appointed Collector OF Naval officer.
rhe above Is made up from Chicago pa
pers of yesterday morning. The Cabinet ap-
pointments came directly through. This will
explain the rumors.-ED.
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Bankruptcy Notice.

Ease NO. 10.
In the Supreme Court Of the Territory OF Mon
tAna-ln Bankruptcy
In the matter Of Thomas Il MoKinistry. Bankrupt
-Iu bankruptcy.
To whom IL may concern;
FTHE Undersigned hereby gives NoticS Of bis
Il arpo. n'ment Assignee OF Thomas b
Mchinisiry, of the county of Deer Lodge in said
ferritUry, who has been adiudged a Bankrupt
upor his own petition by the Supreme Court Of
said Territory.
Dated at Virginia City, Montana, on the 10th
day of March A ID 1859. HENRY BLAKE,
MljW3t Assignee ETC.
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APPOINTMENTS

members OF the Georgia Legislature headed
by Foster BIodgett, waited upon the Presi-
dent to-day, setting forth their grievances
and suftrings and asking the reconstruction
acts be liberally complied with The Presi.
dect inquired ~hat action the Legislature
would probably take 10 regard 70 tne isth
am eudmsnt and wns answered it would Ger
, tainly pass At General Grant experisnced
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Financial.

New York, March l3.-The Express says
there is much anxiety IN Wall street regard
ing the policy of the Treasury Department
in the Immediate future. There have been
some heavy short sales of gold and stocks on
the theory of early fales of gold. Considera-
bic pressure will be brought to bear on the
new Secretary to induce him TO sell gold, but
the revenue receipts from income tax will
soon he coming in and will supply the Treas
ury with Currency.
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New York, March Il--Boutwell's appoint
ment was received with much favor and had
buoyaut effect on national securities.
Quebec, March lI.-DurIDg the terrih'
snow storm Of yesterday, a wooden house a
Point Levi was blown TO pieces and a ialnil,
of three persons within buried In the sno"
The bodies are not yet recovered.
Philadelphia, March ia house IN Whit
Court fell to day from bad construction
One woman and two children were killed an
a man seriously injured.
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Cuba.

Atlanta, March I2.-The Senate to-day
passed the 18th amendment TO the Constitu
ton without debate by vote of 81 to 10
six members not voting.
The House resolved TO reconsider the action
of yesterday in adopting the amendment, by
a vote of 81 to -. The resolution TO take
action on the amendment was lost. The ex-
treme Radicals aud extreme Democrats don't
snnnort iLs adontiop.
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Washington, March 12.-Senator Morton
has consented 60 deliver the address at the
dedication of the Gettysburg National Monu-
ment, July lst, 1869. Bayard Taylor will de-
liver the original poem. Henry Ward Beech
sr Will oficiate as Chaplain.
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orders and Instructions.

Washington, March 13.-Commissioner De-
Iano has issued directions to Supervisors. that
hereafter, ell Collectors who shall sell liquor
stamps after receiving notice not to do so,
shall be considered to nave given cause for
suspension. The law provides that the Col
lector shall issue stamps in book to guagers,
who shall put them on the casks.
Secretary Borie has issued orders Tevoklng
the sentence of Capt. Collins, convicted of
negligence, whereby the steamer Sacramento
was lost, for his good conduct during the
rebellion. lie also revoked the sentence and
restored the pay of Lieutenant Commander
Bache.
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New York, March 1.-The steamer from
Jacksonville, Florida. succeeded IN landing
Cutaus and large assortment Of war mate
terial near Mayari. where COspedRs was wait
Ing TO receive them.
The Cutans were all armed with Peab dy
raes, and had several pieces of Geld artillery.
Important AppoinImenis-C CsbInet
and Ministers.
WhshengtOn. March 1.-THE President
cent IN the following nominations to the Sen
ate 10 day. ail OF which were confirmed; Ham
lton Fish, as Secretary of state; Geo Bout
Sell' Secretary OF the Tr~asuFy; Gen. Rawlins
Secretary oi "ari E. b. wssbburne, as Min
Rler to France; also Frank Moore A. assist
ant Secretary OF the French Legation; A. X.
Smith as MsRhall; and d. G. Curtin IA. q. y
hu-slan Minister,
lhe tepurt prevails that schofeli will be as
Ien-d 20 The command Of the Pacific cOas,
In place Of HAlleck.
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ginis, IN an not much mistAksa. The proposl-
tion TO remove his disabilities is, Of course, to
enable him to retain the place on the bench
which he no v holds In defiance OF the Consti-
tuition. H
DAsoKR OF I1cAurIous ACTION IN REMOVAL
OF pisAniLirIRs.
I respectfully suggest that unless Judge
sheffey has At least ceased to weep nightly
over the "Loat Cause" Congress should DO
nothing whstever to continue him upon the
States Judiciary. A man In that frame OF
mind should not be accorded q judges oppor.
tunity TO influence the popular mind Of vir-
ginis, I care not what his personal character
may be. Nor have I any faith Whatever in the
capacity Of such person to administer justice
between = Unionist, white or black, and
Boutbonite, or between the State and a
| U nionist.
No greater help could be given by Congress
to the Bourbonite cause In Virginia than 10
remove Judge Sheffey's disabilities without
requiring evidence that he supports the pro.
posed new State constitution in good faith
towards the reconstruction laws.
| uNDERwoop's RULING.
Whether Judge Underwood, OF the United
States District Court In Virginia, was author
lied or not to prououuce the judgeships OF the
State courts allied by persons under the dis.
1 hOihtiet OF tne tOutteeutn Amendment ilekhll
hlled-thAt being the question on that point
he certainly announced what is palpably tru,
In Law In so ruling in the Crsar Grin,n case
TIE REAL SECRET OF rHE usPoPuLARtrr or
usDKRwooDs RULtNo.
Underwood's ruling Is intensely unpopular
smong the Virginia Bourbonites, not because
II turns loose criminals convicted OF crimes
before the illegal courts Of the State, m al.
| legged, but rather because II bids fair to take
the States judiciary out Of the hands OF those
who are themselves criminals under the four
teenth amendment to the Constitution.
, A RRAoroRy JUDICIARY NOT THE RtaHT ONE
FoR VIRGINIA JUST NOW.
; l can conceive Of no greater hindranee to re
construction, In the true spirit Of the recon
str uetion laws, than to keep the States judi
iary In the hands OF Bourbonites. Pro
gressive men, In entire sympathy with the new
ord er of things, are wanted In their places
W it'll such a change, the States real recon
struction will be immensely expedited.
TIE CIVIL TENURE LAW.
The House early to-day repealed the civil
tenure law, as far as the body could do 80
The manner In which It was done shows con
clusively that the Republicans Of Congress
are in close accord with Grant upon the sub
jeet, OF which fact assured your reader
weeks ago.
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RECErrIoNs.

MRs. PosrNAsrER GENERAL RANDALL will
receive her friends on Wednesday Of each
week. from to I p. m at the residence, cor.
ner Of Twelfth and X streets.
Mas. SECRETARY McCULLpCI receives on
wednesday Of each week at the residence,
No. 3o5 II street, from II to 4, and on Friday
from sto II p. m. Cards to be Issued for the
evening receptions.
Mrs. SECRETARY BRUwNINo receives on
Wednesday Of each week At her resideuce, No.
33p street, from Il IN. to +p. m.
Mrs. SECRETARY ScHovIELD will receive
her friends each Wednesday from ~ IN. to 4 p
M, at her residence, on H street, betweei
Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
SrEAKER CoLvAx's receptions will be oil
every Friday evening during the session
froms:3O to Ii p. m.
Mrs. Colfax receives every Wednesday
from IN 4 n m
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New Publications

JESUS OF NAzARNrHi His life and teaehi ngs
founded on the four gospels, aud illustrated by
reference to the manners, customs, religious
beliefs and political Institutions Of His times
BY Lyman Abbott, with designs by Dore and
Others. Published by Harper Il Brothers, New
York. For sale by French a Richardson
Notice hereafter)
The OLD WORLD IN ITS New Face impress
sions of Europe In lsj7.Gs. BY Henry W. Bel
lows. Vol. IL. Published by Harper n
Brothers, New York. For sale by French X
Richardson. Notice hereafterD
NATURES NoBLENES. BY the author OF
Rachel's Secret, sc. Published by Harper &
Brothers, New York. For sale by French d
Richardson. Notice hereAfterD
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Hnv rosx nARksr.
NEw Yo.k, Jan: li-l p. m.-Ootton hrmj
In every respect. fiour dull, Southern up-
changed. Wheat quiet and steadyi " 6s9l .ol.
Corn advaneedj demand fair at etflo6 cents;
white sse s0tl. oats. quiet and steadyi Iblt
cents. .Rye gulet and steadyi nominsily q ~
BALriNoRs MARKET. |
BALTInoRE, Jan. li.-Breadas6s--Them mar
ket Tor nour continues quiet, but prices are In
general steadily maintained. We notice sales
this morning Of 10 bbls. Howard street extra Al
tsj 200 bbls. Western spring extra at G.67k,
and 200 bbs. Western winter do. at $50 per
Wheat-Market steady but inactive. The
| receipts to-day were 5000 bushels, nearly all
red, and II vas mostly sold At el.Io for com
mon, l,9o9t2 for fair, and " B@t230 fol
| Corn.-.The market for Corr to-day was dull
and = considerable part Of the receipts, which
| reached q, 900 bushels, was LEFT over unsold
A cargo Of very prime white sold at 90 cents
| but subsequently, prime do. sold at 81 cents
| and some, not suitable for foreign Shipment
at from 50 down to so cents. Yellow sold early
at o7f1o5 cents, but at the close 90 cents wal
| the best price for II.
Provttions.-The market 10 quiet, but still
very strong. Mess pork we quote at go, print
mess pork at t2s, and rumg pork at t1b pc
quote nrm stl7It cents Tor shoulders; ll1t cent
for rib sides, and l5if cents for cle,r rib sides
but we hear Of no sales. There 10 good job
| bing demand for Bacon at lt6lth cents 70
| shoulders, l61<0lT cents for rib sides, and II =
| cents for clear RIB sides.
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District Matters In Congre.s.

MR. wELKER introduced in the House OF
Representatives yesterday bill for the re-
moyAl of the Centre MArket-hoube In this
city. 1t provides that the building shall be
removed within twelve months, and the res
ervAtion on which II Is situated be enclosed
The bill further provides that the public res
eTvatiOn between the canal and B street north
and the canal and sixth street west, bounded
on the west by Seventh street and on the south
by the canal, may be used by the corporation
Tor market purposes ana au5nop6es do d6 8 me e9t'
new market.house on the aboye.named site
Referred to the District Committee.
Mr.. wELKRR also introduced bill to estab.
nsh police court In the District of Columbia
to have Jurisdiction over all misde meanors. &.
The court to consist Of one Judge, to be ap-
pointed by the President and conf frmed by the
Senatei clerk and bailif, to be appointed
by the Judge. The expenses OF the court to
be apportiOned between the corporations Of
Washington and Georgetown and the Levy
Court, Referred to the District Committee.
Is THE SENATE, Mr., Rice introduced a bill
TO incorporate the Warrington Market Com
lany. 1t names as corporAtors, 7. T. Fowler
Il. b. French, II N. Garley, Thornton smith,
hG% waSe[ nSSa psyi pMyT,'gh, Henry ElSyd
Thomas Lewis, Fred; b. Stuart, NJ q. Emery
2; W. Bliss, W ": Rspley,J; "; Angus, Jas.
T :. Alien, II. Z. Mckee, J. II. Embry, John
Mcdonald, S. T. Suit, 7, IL Nelson, q. W.
simpson, + NJ. Phelin W. o. Osgood, $. q.
Burbrdge, I. A. Harrow, and q. II, Penheld.
The company ia authorized to erect mar.
ket.house on the site OF the present Centre
market, together with suitable buildings for
stores and public halls. The buildings for
stores and public halls to be OF stone, brick,
and iron, not less than 80 feet to the caves and
so feet deep, extending along the south side OF
Pennsylyanla avenue, from seventh to Ninth
streets, and In the rear OF the building on the
Avenue, Seventh street, and Ninth street, as
well as along the canal there shall be erected
suitable buildings for market purposes. Over
the first story OF the building on Seventh
street, there shall be constructed halls, rooms,
aud departments for the accommodation OF
the Mayor and all the city officers, as well as
the City Councils, also for police heAdquar'
ters. Within the hollow square formed by
the buildings, suitable buildings shall be
erected for all market purposes.
The capital stock Of the company 10 fixed AZ
$1,000, 900, In shares Of $50 each cash payment
Of ten per cent, to be made at the time OF SUP
scription; work TO be commenced on the build
ings within sixty days after obtaining peace
able possession Of the grounds. To aid the
company In the construction of the buildings,
all the use, right and title OF the Government
In and to the real estate above mentioned 10
vested IN the said company,
The bill was referred to the Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds and ordered TO
he printed
Mf Robertson introduced similar bill In
the HOuBej which was referred to the Com.
mlttce on Public Buildings and Grounds,
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tS5. p E N M A n sHI I P.-The Under
@ STONED takes this method Of informing G
his friend. and the puRpkIS Esns,.SllG that he q
FRIDAY EVENINGS. Hours from 80 to Up. m
Terms: Plain PenmAnship, course Of o weeks,
- %. in advance, oraamental Penmanship, In:
Guiding German Text, Old English LetternE and
flourilhinE. sl5. J. W. swAEK.
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GIsTER,s OFFICE,
~.OFFIcE OF WATER REGIS.

CirI HALL wAsaIsaTos. d. G., Jan. 1902
BILE At this Once. H. unpaid at the erd OF this
month the water will be shut of without further
notice, and penalty exaeted before restoring the
same, as provided by law.
WATER TAKE IA list Of property on which
the overdue instA ments Of water tax shall remain
unpaid on the lat Of February next will then be
8. z, BOND.
jai-3W Water Registrar.
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N.C. II. CUMMINs,

s7 SEVENTH STREET,
AN NEXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE
where the public may always ind WHAT THEY
WANT. and Of the BEST TMANUPACTURR,
nT- DIR. WIN. BOYD, PRACTICAL
bS Physician aud PhrenolOgist, has hAd an
experience of nearly twenty. Ave years. and man
ufaetures the best Cough Mixture In the world
gives advice to ladies and Eentlemen about to get
married how to choose congenial companions foI
life, or those who have children the education besi
suited to their eapAeityi and also gives del neA'
ton and chart Of character to any who may favor
him with call at his once, No. i9 Virginia ay'
enue. between First and Second streets west
once hours from to IL m. and sto 6p. m.
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New Advertisements.

EoUND-A CHILD's NECKLACE AND LOOPS.
L The owner can recover them By calling At
0eorEe B, Wilson's Shoe Store, No 6O7 seyenth
jl2-3t
i seriber has obtained from the Orphans Colrt
Of Washington County, In the District Of Columbia,
letters OF Admi nistrAt0n the personal estate oil
GEORaE MARIIs, late Of washin gton county, d. c.
deceased, All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the youehers thereof, TO the subscriber
on or before q. eth day q January nexti they
eat Of the said estate.
dtSeu under my hand this 9th day q January,
1850 GUSTAV GEI-LRR,
jala.TuS' Administrator
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OF WARRINGTON,

~sBANK OF WASHINGTON,
~ JAsuARY 8, 1850.
The Trustees ofthis Bank have this day declared
a dividend Of three per cent out Of the prohts of
the last six months, payable to stoekholders on
demand JAMES ADAMS,
JA9-St Cashier.
k% AND NAVY OFFICERS INSTITUTE re.
moved to fSsS Twelfth street, between and
PROF. JOHN FILL.
jansH Principal.
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NAVY YARp. wAsHIEarOS,
Will be oatred At public sale, 10 the hi g6est BID.
der. on MONDAY, January Il, lsoe, at u m, at
the waShin inEton Navy Yard, large quAntity Of
eondemned articles, among which may be enumsr.
FOR THE BUREAu OF CONSTRUCTION AND
REPAIRS.
50 barrels Brass and Copper washingsi lot Of
old Mess Chestsi Step Lsddersi Hatchesi Port
Shutter. Oars, Casksi Bre tke.s. sc, &c. Also,
RoR raE BUREIG ~ rESdiPiEsT AND RE.
100 feet Gum Hosei S3 coils old Hawsers, &c. -
Stove; with PiPsi lot old Rope es CGIsalns ilO
ft Fok Wiz TE ~ sTRaa IN SSGsElkSsSS
FSR fTs fTisiB BUREAU ~ YYsRDs AND DOCKS.
y old St9'I[s5sd' nus rlal9rI Scale sSt1
Tub lot old scaaold Poles old Boiler. 30 feel
by Il inehesi l07 assorted Sashesj 50 loads old Lum.
beri 20 Doors and Frames; light wagoni Cook.
Il foR oiR ffHs BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND
400 pounds Rlesi barrel (s6 poundsl Broad 3
Preserved heatsi isikeE' ,b6i pOusds| fieksls.
Terms cash: Twenty per cent. OF the, purchase
money will be required At the time Of sale.
Articles to be removed within SIX days, or for
WILLIAM RADPoRD,
janl.eoN Rear Admiral aud CommAndAnt.
sS-THR ABoyBsALg WILL BE POSTPONED
until FRIDAY MORNING. January 18th, com
mscR,SdI1s at II OOlOok on AeS9SPt Of '4s Sn rAiR
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pY WIN L, WALL 4 CO. . .Auetloneers.
ID Stores SIS And 9l7
Southwest corner Penna avenue and Ninth 81.
STORES, EQUIPMENTS kc
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~INFORMATIos FOR THE PUB

~-sCHOOL BOARD.-The regular
~ monthly meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
SSfPaSlie sehSols @ gill Be hsla IL !hs Aias,RsR,'
ja9'a Secretary.
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Intelligence Office.
Pawn Brokers.

AK LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. 17R
B. BURNsTINR's
LOAN OFFICE, F76 Thirteenth street, third door
south Of Pennsy VAniA AVenue. Money loaned on
time TO suit customers on Real Estate, Gold and
Silver Watches, Diamonds. JewelIyi Silver
Ladies' and 0eutlemOn'S Wearing Apparel OF
all deseriptisns.
SeH.If "@N ""'" b. BURNsTIER
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Special N offices.

~-Loo.F.-aRAND LODGE. THE
siI5.s .s f'is; :vis4 nv + IL q
s~W ON FRA E.-LUcY
.ss wSHHSs ss9SE tsS sh4 ASkSFkt 4S yS4k MI H.
FIX ,a! 4ssin :s.. bI'YPas N
January 10. isoe, At Tio o,eicsk, Adnitisaee 90
'.nsi .3nsssi,.a LiSi.fi.s rYYtsoaS: y coDsre::..
~ uNIo N.-.Ths. oalcers and mem
SsT & SatS e S..f GI' L ,S.I n.
GlSys:, fSr he purpose Of attending the funeral
g. '' 'ifIi faoais NJ s'SaiSsS L %'nd
~INF0RMATI0H FOR THE PUB
80 tIC.-rS prevent mi,updersta nding or
~ q. poor. and viii Be SisttiSgted b. The Proyi:
psI:oasi yi:itsl!on. e ss and dssei1ins.
wntshSGi ,,,Ssn Ssss,S 2 natiyI,y sect o1 sclCS
eOsetors N he diaspssi @ dspsa@snt % Sn sSd W.rSs
duly ap,hoIiIed IN vIitlnI AZ willia% piIOn. V.
=; .Hs s.a: s agent ssss
Of The Visitors q the ward in which the sPpiicsnt
Ss cas-: . he sssrs.s drsa,oS sad found @ R S!.
tuts and dsserying, orders will D. issued and the
q i sS.I .ad Ga eSioT, tors
dailyi cse a the ccrser, Of Seventeenth and
ssS.s a Stnss Sfs on hAfInna avenue near four'
,fo5 iaIthsi iaiem..loa Apply a, the oass Of
ns ssn,s. sasS Afsn' corner t2n;s sEsnus
janll'st General Agent PAS
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RInAAcIAL AID ConMsRCIAI.

wAsHIreros, January II, lsee.-Jsy Cooke
4 90. furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y WAsHIs9ToN, d. c., Jan. I, 1892.
On the petition Of JAAEs EAEhsoS. Of Lowell.
Massaeh pTay for the extension Of patent
granted him on the 2sth day Of August, 1885, for an
Improvement In Ships windlasses:
Ice on the 9th day of March next. Any person
may oppose this nsiop Objection, ,depostions.
twenty days before the day ofhsaIing. 80
ELISHA F00TR,
IAl2.Tu3w Commissioner OF Patents.