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.JUIY INVESTMENTS,

Jay Cooke & Goa now selling the First Mortgage
7-3O Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific Rallroad
Company, bearing Seven and Three-Tenths per CeD,
gold interest more than per cent CURRENCY ana
secured by first and only mortgage on the ennIe
Road and equipments, and on more than 5000 Acres
of Land TO every mile of track or 800 Acres OF Lane
to each $1,000 Bond The highest current priee VIII
be paid for T. s. FiveTwenties and all other market
able Securities received in exchange. Pamphlets
maps. and full information will be furnished Cd sp
plication by JAY COOKE & Co, Philadelphia Ne"
York. and Washington and by most BANKS al"
Bankers throughout the country.
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nlusital 5nstrumenis.
Gituaiions rOanteo-- fflales.

Jl[uaIl0U5 IUunIRU-- llIWIt5.
CITTATION WANTED-As TRAVELLING
= lGEST br gentlemen who his Travelled for wholesale liquor
house Tor the past Y and has lrts trade throughout
state and the West can uh recommendations Address MELVIN
BARROWS. Batavia, y. Y
EMPLOYERS furnished with selected MALE
l. OF FEMALE HELP at NORrONs WhtehalLst Fees 81
EMPLOYERS furnished with selected MALE
IL or FEMALE HELP At MOTIONS Whehdlst Fees, 81
NO CAMPHOR REFINERS.-A good CAM
PHOR REFrYFR vented to abrOsi be thoroughly
gnaint4 with tie b.sre Address CHARLES W. COPELAND, No
"a Broadway.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
sALEs AT THE STOCK FxCHAyGg.-FiRsr CALL, |
l0t O'Clock A. NJ.

20 00O w. g g. ~ ConllGI $40 Con f7......l1s
80 u = DO t0 small IlJ 5000 O. So 1910 T. ~
100 4. :. so Goa Wv o. s. c. Curreucy....
10000 y. s. $40 Goa C5 u.....lil
bdH BCad fsnfs Bank and Railroad EpTess
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there paragraph in PAGE which viii not he readily
fully school hos Of tneen then Ia
failed make that paragraph simple AID s ud as INTENDED
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tle quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-29
WHAT KNOW OF FA MIN @.
BY HORACE GREELEY

wedon hnh cont read enoughMr greeley st: "Weneed
thought Some think u theT heads
ache intensely; others work TIL their backs are crooked to TIE SEN
hoops hut workers and the thinkers are apt
to he distinct classes: they should be the
Ad that has ALWAYS hls by follows hat it
elgAys should OF shall hc,n
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W HAT KNOW or FARM - G
By HORACE GREELEY.

Mr. greeley has written this rsue and simplest
He have avoided could OF and dslc
tons unfamiliar 20 the general tar"
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THE little know of oxygen hydrogen nitrogen etc have Kept v
myself whatever might o then would t useless to iho
already acquainted with tie elementary truths Of chemistry anu oh
" laundering o oiler..n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

The proposition for a withdrawal of the
democracy. as a party, from the Presidential
contest in 49, has made such Roadway, accord
ing to the newspapers which favor it, that they
think it about time to discuss the Details and
some of them are actively engaged in that bust
ness. The st. Louis Republican, (dem.,) the
"MOses" of the new movement, thinks the with
drswsl of the democracy, when decided on,
ought to be made with proper solemnity and au-
thOrity by national conventions; but here its
interference with the campaign ought to stop
1t would, of course, issue a public address,
giving the reasons fer its withdrawal; but no
platform, NO ''basis for reorganization, no can
nOuncement of principles for popular accept
ance," and no measures for future action"
such as the Cincinnati Commercial suggests,
should. according to the Republican, be adopted.
This would only complcste the struggle, and
enable the administration to charge the liberal
opposition with fighting on the democratic plat
form In tie democracy yields the contest to
the anti-Grant republicans, they should do it
fairly and fully, without instructions as to how
they shall conduct il. John Quincy Adams Is
the latest convert to the ranks of the "pOssum-
ites,' as the members of the new party are called
by the ST. Louis Democrat, (reP., and has written
a letter warmly endorsing The 'passive" or
''pOSsum" policy OF the democrats in the Presi-
DENTAL election.
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EVENING STAR.
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:

As physicians well know, il is rare that city
Of the size OF WASH, gtOn has not more or less
cases OF the smallpox, and as the number OF
cases now in the city Is not, perhaps, much above
the average, IL may not seem quite apparent
why the authorities here should be taking unu-
sual precautions TO prevent its spread. But the
fact is that the type Of the disease now devas
tating Philadelphia and extending 30 rapidly to
other cities ! OF the most gnant kind known;
the oonfBsaf smallpox, where the pustules
coalesce and for N one continuous whole. In the
distinct variety the pustules on the face are
clearly defined. and do not run into one another.
In confucnt smallpox all the previous symptoms
are mere severe, the fever runs high, there is
greater difficulty Of breathing; and in children
the eruption II frequently preceded by conyul-
s'Ons and deliTiUm. The latter symptom is also
noticeable with adults during the suppuratiye or
secondary fever, which frequently assumes a
typhoid character and sometimes causes death
on the eleventh day.
We 90 net wish to create any undue alarm but
u seems more than probable that our city will
have visitation of this dangerous variety Of
smallpox, and those who have ridiculed the
sOlcitude &C the authorities and the health off,
GERS in the matter will possibly have occasion to
change their opinion. A great variety of patent,
remedies fer the smallpox put forth in print.
but our advice in a matter of such moment is to
at once consult good physician when the symp-
toms appear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

London has two thousand building assOcia-
tons, the main reason for the vast increase of
new buildings in the suburbs of that great me-
trOpOlis. II alsO accounts for the fact that
while em.grants from all other parts of the
British isles are 80 numerous IN the United
State, there are but few from London. Where
a family own homestead, they are not likely
to remove from it for any light reasons. Thus
il is that in any community where building asso-
Citations numerous there il less disposition TO
emigrate than y common in other places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
MEIRY CHRISTMAS
AND A
ii A PPY NEW YEA

spared pains, aud am able nov to lay before on
an assortment OF goods which for
QUALITY, oHEAPNEss AND VARIETY
IN the sD5IESR pEP&KTMENT on first aoOr
you will ind
FOR LADIES
Hoe. rai2 snps fue o. pair Extra Brown Bal,
gan Hoe, very fine Hens itch-d Linen Il .nd-
6Seid.res de-. M Linen CELLARS aud pair Linen
tufts, set OF Lace sleeves and Collar, seal Lace
ps Y long Knit Leggins, handsome Zephyr Cloud
or Hood, luck ed skirt, Chemse OF other Garment
of y siIet, cover, work or Travelling Basket
hsi.d=ome Tan OF rilk Eastics, iiue corset, with
eu.r @"ider- nrlsS s band srsrele,s Black and
Gold ditto ard several other styles; let Shell, all
tdSpy & Oral Pssr and Spar sf.
LOckets. Finger Risgs, &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
4rair superstouI English Hal Hose, pair super
0Sndkrrshi-is, bitter do, 5 best Do, 3 ceiorsS
i9e tip ~ Kid Lined It'll Fu- Trimming Buck s or
Sik Flet cd Gloy:s,l pair Of tn best Suspenders,
Scarf esceleni Ssrino Shirt o. pya%eT. slecya
Buttons in sne gold plated, Lava, CorGslian, Coral
Chains, handsome Cigar Case, &C., &c.
FOB THE LITTLE ONES.
Dolls in about ~ differ nj styles dressed and IN
Tables Setis Of China or Britannia d shes, Pane
Tanas, Puzzles, Tool Chests, Build ng Blocks,
Points, Accei deems and Concertinss, Mouth Har
ms nicas. Tr mbOnes or Comets, Ten Pins, Bagstele
and TivOli Tables, Tr aims Of Car Express agons,
H,,e Carts with Belle, Punch and Judy Ranges and
Stoves, Kaleidoscope, Magnetic Toys, Alphabet and
Building Blocks, Sleiehs. Wheelbsrrows and Carts
Tin Kitchens and Kitchen sets, Picture Blocks
Sets of Furniture, Noah's Arks, Sheepfolds and
Farms Boxes OF soldiers, Iron Cannon, Swords and
Guns, &c, &c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
set OF Chessm.n, or pominces, Bra kets in endless
variety, Fancy Wood Mats. in a set; White Piaue
do IN set; Brushes and Combs, Umbrellas, Silver
Plated Ware, Stafueties, Vases, Busts, Gard and
Fruit Baskets, Desks, Work Boxes and necessaries,
Chess Boards with Men, Lava Smoking Sets, Puff
Boxes with Puffs, Hand and Standing Mirrors Vim
brodered Sir pers and Cushions. Lace and Hand
made Tidies, Cloth and Hairbrushes, fine Buffalo
Combs, Oil Paintings, Wreaths, Flower Baskets and
Crosses under Glass, carved Photograph Frames,
Bohemian Glass Toilet Sets in different styles, fine
Pocket Knives. Wade Butch,r's best RszOrs,
large yapanned Walters, two for 81; finest qua iry
ditto 81 each, remarkably cheap a large Hand
saw, WAR; an ed steel, G. good thing to have in the
house. - TOodies;l Key Racks, Towel Racks, Book
slides, Picture or Music Stands, &C., &C, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

'"SlipIcTy Dick" as Mr.. Richard b. Connolly,
late controller Of the city OF New York, has long
been called. was not slippery enough to keep out
OF Ludlow street Jail Failing 70 find bondsmen
among The gang who had 80 long fattened on the
cor upton lie viuked at and aided, he was on
Wednesday night committed to that receptacle
OF common thieves a.hd s7yindlers. He Is now i'm
more suitable company, If less eOEgenial per-
sCually, than he has been for a long time past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

\ decline OF fff' cents per toa in the price of
coal, aU1 this TOO IN spite OF the cold weather.
was shown ly the Scranton sale in New York ON
wednesday, last. The fall in prices at the sale
last month id not have any effect on the rates
here What do our dealers say to this further
decline" Are customers here to have the benefit
a Il: IL the Scranton sale had shown an adj
vance, Nell-yOu know how II l.
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BIRDS.

IMPORTED CANARY BIRDS JUST RECEIyBD.
Il nne singers: brass and wire cages. Pre- -
pared Food for Moeking Birds always on hand W
No. $40 street, between 4th and 5, n streets. -
nox-lm ID. HANRICH 49,
IMPORTED CANARY BIRDS, just Received.
Il BIRD FOOD and CAGES for sale at $40 So
Pennsylv ania avenue, betweea Sd and ~ "
nol6 I'm FRED. ZALLAR "
CANARY BIbDs -Beceiyed PER steaner Berlin,
" one bne lot Of CANARY BIRDS, which 70 -
VIII be seld Al $50 apiece Also. sne nBe a. "
est prices. Prepared Food for MOckiRg Birds-59
cents per bottle-kept constantly on hand, at
CHk. RlfPEETr Fancy Bazaar,
pOl6-lm 403 nh St, near ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

The paper that started il now denies s.by au-
tkoTity" the report that MIR. George VIM. Curtis
l. 20 become editor Of the New York Tjmcs. This
4 what we expected. as We expressed a doubt of
the truth of the rum0r at the start
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

GROVE Il BAKERS CELEBRATED ELIAS
" Tic STITCH SEWING MACHINE, with or
without the new Patent Trays, at
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PERSONAL.

G100 BONgS-A gentleman who has had sew
80 OOeral years experieRce in teaching the
Classics, Higher Msth. mates, and English, is a
quick and correct accountant, and writes good and
pid hand, viii give the above amount to any srty
with influence who will procure him an examina-
ton and appointment in one of the Departments
All communications strictly confidential. Address
"MAGISTER,'i Star Office. stating where an inter-
view may be had and it will meet with prompt at
tention. hoa3 eo3ts
I'm MARRIAGE.-Happy Relief for Youlg Men
" from the effects Of Errors and Abuses n early
life. Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured
Impedments TO Marriage removed. New m sthoi of
treatment New and remark able remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free in sealed envelopes Address
treet, Pbiladel phia. Pa. seq smsneW
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T"M METROPOLITAN PR WOOD
S PAVING COMPANY.

"mETRoEoL,rAN sRfy kA~ wooD
S PAVING COMPANY.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 1891 New York avenue
ENGlhEERs els ID street,N. W.
Cfice hours from 10 a. m to 2nm
no4-lm SUNDAY Chron.I
n" BoABDOF PUBLIC wOxKs,
AZ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WARRINGTON, kOyemb-r 3, 1871.
order from the board for material snythins but the
material ordered exsct IN quantity AID quality; and
no shall receipt for SERIAL unit h.
man have had II delivered to him upon a. work for
~hich u wa issued and contractor shall receivs
or issue any que bill or certificate q aci edgment
Oh material Que upon an order oi this board
Any contractor yi"lstng this order shall nave his
ntIASt annulled aud be ebarre6 from Al further
ALEX r. SHEPHERD.
nos Vice President
" POST UEFIck UEPARTNENT,
A5 WAsHINGToN. D. C., Nov. Z, 1871.
Carriers several Of He free sliyerg Ones solicit
Equations BY means of New Years addresses, and
vice, and derorstory 10 the respect earrier. sbos
At > II times c. mmand
II is therefore ordered that the issuing ~ any al
tended ct calculated to induce IN public to make
mem dopations, OF the soliciting Of p-essnis by
- JOHN 4. ! oarswELL.
noo Postmaster General.
"sPEFIAL NOIICE-PnrticuIsr ATTENTION
fs ,hs iS annna su CO..
tiol sale Of UNREnEEMED PLEDGES, at their
SS " Mn ps S6 when s~ SsS on
'ntinues mornings and evenings during the bal
snce Il the week. he accumulated goods consist
able elsewhere, and of variety of goods such as are
taken by a first class Loan ofice. They warrant
every article as represented By 'hs sgeti11eer
GRfpublican, BeraId, Capital and Cbronicisi
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NKw STORE NEW PRICES

NKw STORE NEW PRICES
Just received, another invoice 81 those S1T7
GENTS KID CLOVIS; every pair war MIND
ranisd. At PRICE 3 GENTS FURNisHINGil tf IN
DEPOT, AIS 9TH street, between ID and W.
n. no E-Gt
CAsH PAID roe LADIES', GENTS AND
Y chILDREHs CAST OFF CLOTHING,
BOOTS. SHOES, etc, ~ l.. GRADWOHLS, lTak
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note BY mail srs1a
seorsetovn or Washington Attended 10 ocN-ly
CARos BAZAR, 2l4 Pa. avenue, between 9th
" and 10Th SITS, Is the cheapest and best place for
fne GUNS, PISTOLS, CLOCKS. No trouble 20
show goods. locs-l
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Full LINE OF HEMSTITCHED, INITIAL.
l. EMBROIDERED and LACE HANOkEK-
CHIEFS at
DAVIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

X I'D GLOVES, PLAIN and EMBROIDERED
IN LINN aud LACE SETS, LACE COLLARS,
FANCY BONES, &c, at
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y . n q ID A LIS MIN Ell!

d d n q B A l. INE!
Prof. OLDBERG, of the Pharm sceutical Denar.-
ment Of Howard University, has succeeded in OBJ
tanning an Aqueous Solution of the costly and heal
ing baisamic Gums b the Of peculiar
solvent ~ itself Is powerful Antise ptc, and in
combination with these resinOus balsam- its healing
Err.ssrNiDg, end antiseptic properties TRULY
Four distinct preparations are now manufactured
the immediate and careful isOn OF Prof
OiGberg, viz:
CLINICAL BOROBALSAMINE,
Nhlch l. the preparation prescribed and used by
Tor sores ulcers, skin diseases peIa.
PREFENTION OF COYTAGIOy IN EPr
DENIES.
CSee circular, where simple tests are giyap bv
means Of " hiCh its wonderful properties may be de-
hionstTated To the satisfaction of any one.)
BOROBALSAMINE COSMETIC,
containing the cost snd fragrant Bal-ans BcnZoin
rsIu and Iolu exec ediI gly pleasant, and positively
ehcaciOus Ia removing PIN Plies eruptfons, chaps
TiHgwoIm, &c, &C.. frem face and hands
BOROBALSAMINE PHILOCOME,
iEhtiully fragrant AMI cleansing, superior 10
thing heretofore discovered for dressing the hair
and keeping the scalp healthy.
BOROBALsAMINE DENTRIFICE
AND MOUTH WASH
Contains Borax, Peru. TOlu, Myrrh and & ,tec5I
IT FkEyENTs The FORMATION OF ORGANIC ACIDS
WHICH RENDER THE TEETH SENSITIVE AND CAT,E
DItAH. ours unhealthy gums, and keeps the breath
Recommended by all the prominent Dentists. tsee
circular ~
AZ the BCROBALsAMINE prepa rations are for
sale by Druggists generally.
WHOLESALE DEPOT AND LABORATORY
No. 800 l street, Washington, ID. G.
decily OLDBERG CO.
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FOR RENT AND SALE

FIR BEN T-3asvment Ro an, suit .hlc for OH e;
allen Me- sSs for one or two d 81
Il with or without Board. at No. $50 str. ct. q
few doors from the srliaston House. del
EOR RkNT-A four-..ory sRICk HOUSE; s,..u-
n L street N. W. di 81
E0R kENT-Newiy Furnished PARL1R aud
BEDROOM, suitable for Senator Members,
FOR REhT-EVCsE and STORE, an s.h street,
+, ext door to the Y. G A. Builai 8. Apply a.
90 Bish street, 6eorgttown, ID. c. dfSt'
Fgk E.sf!sFTI h22sE Fl ROOM :si -
FOR RkST-Two me, large ROOMS, communi-
or G ko n iios :ahSs nIS5
ween nth ana ie,h stre, Is. dl St
t'yR EnhTlflNI sIokE FOR RsNT OF
ard sre ss Rn, @ on t IN street
dis B. Ii. %ARNEs,TaS Tn street s1''
T. OR REN "A BsICk HOUSE; four rooms and
Island 10 Ggy M & SIN r@s
d ard streets southwest. JOHN FLOOD. dist
FOR RENI-0ne or two Rooms on the second
!. the house Apply At No II stTsss y.
FOR REET-ThTee very pleasant ROOMS. Furn-
~ii,hoq children. Apply at ass k street, bs,ws n
an and s,h streets. dI-3t'
+ Oh SALE AT A SACRIFICE, IF SOLD
;n.wI on Oh street, he,ween and Q, rooms, hall,
bath Room, hot and cold water.
THOMAS W. F0wLrR,
div sos + street, opposite Patent Office.
E'oR REHT-Three-story BRICK, 1875 Penns.
Apply to JOS. FORREST, Attorney, III g street
nrrihws st, OF to FORREST BRO, Forrest Hall,
Geor geiown. lts
E,UR SaLE-A new and very handsome Eve room
4 Hot 81. with ever convenience and fine yard,
IN a desirable location Apply at No. 9i5 rect,
between 9Th and 10th streets, between land 10 l ok
in the morning sHly. dl ST.
FOE REET-yery nicely furnished PARLORS,
Other SUITES OF ROOMS or single Room J. suit,
sble Tor members OF O. ngress or others at No COZ
rent. dist
ENOR BENT-HandsOnely furnished PARLORS
Il and CHAMBERS can be had at 402 9Th street,
corner ID, W, near Metropolitan, National, Sc.
James and 81. Marc Hotels Street cars venient.
Suitable Tor members OF Congress and others want
ing to lscate for the season. decl-2w'
E>OR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE, with rooms
L gas and water, bath ON; street store
at ached to rent separate if desired two with three
rooms each. Inquire on the premises, corner Sth
street and Public Space ). X opposite Wallach
School Building. 1t
l. about mile from the city, viii be rented TO q
good, responsible tenant at very Reasonable figure
This is an elegant sarden or dairy farm and in good
e@nd,lpn for wsrking IL fne spring Apply to
Building. dl5t'
EOR RENT-Hand.omeiy furnished SALOON
Il PARLuR and THREE CHAMBERS above, all
hHated 10y furnace, with bath room and close
attached in handsome residence, centrally 10.
Gated Can be had, for the session, by n senator or
Member, at a moderate rent.
FITCH 4 FOX.
diet Real Estate Brokers, 81 9TH street
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MEDICAL. &c.

pUTME NY LITTLE BED BID be hanged
See OLD pR. DARBY, On "a street, three Doors
e"nth OF The Avenue He Will shape you no ia =
We \, without change Of diet hiHdraHos from
business. ual-lm'
MADAME DOWNS MONTHLY PILIs Is
vi q e -nly r'liab.e rem.dy Tor female otstruo-
lions. Money refunded in every case Of failure
Agency 9O6 street >. W, Opposite smith
EOnian. % n M
CONSULT DIR. LEON-He guarantee = speedy
SfPHlLlTlC DISEASES without Bal-asn or Mer-
cury or no charge. The Doctor il the olfeO stab
ply slolsn ior such specially m the CITY aud
Ladies and gentlemen can consult him rially
aud privately At Z N I street. o1ZT-tr
Il AIDES SUFFERING PROM IRREGULARI.
~ u"s. weaknssses, OF any complaint peculiar 20
iebitshed and only reliable and .afe Physician max
ing speciality ~ female com plants IN the city tie
specially invites a cali from those WHO have been
cure OF no charge. S,p0rnts OONS for iafg pa
fisHts. Rooms No. 7lI street, between 7th and
sih. ocZf n
nR GARDNER, LATE OF THE RIC0RD Us,
from 10 q m. 10 10 p. m, AT HE ofce, n. W corner
q 18th Il. and PeDnsylyans avenue see I'D story
OF his residence, l002 Massachuse avenue be-
tween 10Th and llth SITS. n " Prom his great en-
perence in treating over 10 go cases az the 10 We
nereal Hospital and practice Of thirty years amona
both male and female, he can warrant Q IN Q
n. B;-Upon ths receipt Of sle, advice ana meof-
cine VIII % sent ~ express. He warrants 20 cure
snyolUE.ary emissions. snls-lS
nR. MOTT FRENCH POWDERS, CtRFATN
som. Dans. i" = NfpSGG, Debility sS5Ssl En;
Scronna II Disease, syphilis, in all its force.
BalSssn Csparia AND Merctry diSoard.d
Sola in Washington by WIN. b. ENTwISLI.
nrnzsst corner Pennsylvsnis ave. and 18th street.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01
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IN accoTdEnc with the following directions Of the
1.'eTHor 81 the District % Columbia viz:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. Nov. 2s. ISL
r 'Hr 4uJfffgg Comm tSsios
"a arr hereby authorized and directed to resume
W eAsni nation q claims and ey idence not hereto
PC sui piitted Tor your action. and TO give publir
t lice that yen VIII continue t. receive such appi-
mons o. vouchers until the llth day Of Decsnbar
i.-Nt, s1d embrace the same 10 vnur final rep0rt
- cE~dj II. d COOKE. Governor
Creditors 81 the late corporations Of Washington
''orgetovn ard the Levy Court who lave not as yet
PRESENTED their claims before the Commission an
, ;nted u receive and audit them are hereby re-
.urstr % pres-nt them before the Iifh day Of
Tee nser ~ ~ that the same may b. acted upon and
emp, I'D ~ their final report; otherwise serios,
dry and other di-ady antsges may result 10 parties
n~geeiinE u avail themselves sf this priyiiege "a
ieir claims could not be embraced IN the recon n
81 TIE 70 nor share in the prov isons
q D. made Tor the payment OF claims audited AMI
allowed NIL
The Commission will meet EVERY DAY
csys eXceptedJ from 10 O'Clock a. m, tO3| (sun-
~, Al IHk nfHlCE OF A. = PEi- clogs p
Of Ninth and streets -.DlNG, corner