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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
RY c. f. GIRARDEY & CO., AUCTION

RY c. f. GIRARDEY & CO., AUCTION
ID eers--Nicholas J. HOey. Auctioneer-OfHee
No. n Exchange Place.-SATURDAY. March II,
1871 at twelve O'clock N. lat the Merchants and Auc-
tionsers Exchange, on Royal between Canal and
Customhouse streets. in this city Of New Orleans,
by virtue Of an order of the Honorable the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans. dated
sixth Of February, 1871 will be sold by public
auction, tor account Of the succession Of DR..
Alexander J. Wedderburn, the following described
property to wit
Six hundred and forty four and thirty-one one
hundredths Of laud in the parish Of st. Mar
;in state Of Louisiana and described follows, to
wit: Lots Nos J, 7,8, s. 10 and II OF Sec
tiOn 81, containing 375 p 100 acres tract of
tion 80, containing IA S6-loo acres and tract Of
section 20, contain ng IA 23-l0O acres all in town.
ship range east and lots T. and of section G.,
IN township Q south range east, containing 2+O
acres; making, together, GA 3ll00 acres OF land,
more OF less
Terms Of sale-Cash the spot, and purchaser
to Resume pa yment aud above and i'll addition
70 the mount Of his bid of all taxes for the year
1910, and up to the day Of sale.
Aots of sale and United States stamps at the ex-
peuse OF the purchaser, before George W. Christy,
notary public. lei Is rs nh4 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
By George Pearson.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SAL f..
FURNITURE. FURNITURE.

SUCCESSION OF J. P. SULLIVAN DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 3422.
DT GEORGE PEARSON, ACCTIO1EER-
ID Office No. 80 Camp rect-N!l sell at his sales
room. No 80 Camp street at eleven o'clock A II. :,
WEDNESDAY March 8. 1871, by virtue of and pur-
suant to order of the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud,
Judge Of the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans dated February 3, 1871 No 80 422 OF the
docket of said court
One lot of FURNITURE, consisting of Bedsteads
Bureaus, Arrnoirs. Washstands. Crockery Me.
trassrs, shades, Chairs etc.
Sold for account Of said accession
Terms-CaSh
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>econG Fstrct Eo'.rt tor tie PARISH G. Orleans
No. u "a.
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TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND IN THE THIRD DIS
TRlCT. WITH TWO STORY FRAME RESI-
DENCE, CORNER OF URCCHAKT AND FF-
IIC!ANA STREETS
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By William De Lacy.
SALE FOR A PARTITION
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
CORNER OF ORANGE AND PETERS STREETS
AND CORNER OF JOSEPHINE AND CON
STANCE STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF WILHELM SCHAEFERS; MARY
Schaefers. wife Of George ". Young, VS.. Anna
Fink, wife of J. Joachim, and J. Joachim, her
husband, ct al.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04

DY NASH 4 HODGSON-W. l. HOpGSON
ID AuctIoueer-OHice M. 20 Gravier s,reet-Ou
WEDNESDAY, March lJ 1911 at twelve O'Clock NJ
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, i'll tn. base
nent rotunda OF the 81 Charles Hotel, by virtue
and i'll pursuance Of order OF the Hon. " 3.
Woods, Judge of the Circuit Court OF the United
States. Fifth Circuit and DistrIct of Louisiana
dated February q, 1871. court docket No. 5000 il
the matter of the First National Bank OF Washing
ton, District of Columbia VS. G. EspinolL, at public
auction will be sold
THE STEAMSHIP BEAUFORT, together with her
sails, rigging, furniture, anchors chains. appar.
and appllrteuances, she now lies, i'll the Missis
sppi river, opposite the Ursulines Convent, Third
District OF this city.
Terms-One half cash the spot. United
States treasury notes, and the balance at
months for approved paper and special mortgage
on the vessel sold with eight per cent interest from
date until paid.
The act Of transfer and stamps at the expense OF
the pure haser. mh3 II Is
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AUCTION SALES,
TWO STOki FRANZ RESIDENCE no. $50 ST
CHARLES STREET.
TWO .ALIAEL. LOTS OF GROcED ADJOINING
THE SANE.


STUNT RtN LARGE LOTS oL GROUND ON
THIRD, pCIRTH CLARA AND MARTIN
SHEETS
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81 o8t.
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NV e. nF FERRET ATCTIONEER

SUCCESSION CT A E. JAMtS-No. 3 ,4-22 ,
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VALUABLE IMPROVED SECOND DISTRICT PROP
ERTY AT AUCTION.

SUCCESSION OF AARON HARRls-No. ss,ll
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN GEORGE GFBHARDT
Second D.str4ct!t o-rt for.the parish OF Orleans
No BIS.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE SECOND
DISTRICT
ASSlGNEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON. ASSIGNEE.
IN THE MATTER OF Francis MOUNEY BANK
rupt
District Coir. of the United States of America for
,he District Of Louisiana-NO. 1913
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LANDS IN ST. MARTIN PARISH
rCBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
SUCCESSION OF Or. ALEXANDER J. WBDDER-
BURN.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 4.f7.
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SUCCESSION OF LOUIS BkE TER.

PROPERTY ON CARONDELET WALK.
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AUCTION SALES.
SUCCESSION OF JACOB WEIYEL.

Parish Court, parish OF Jetereon, Lorisiana-No Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
By Sheriff Sauvinet.

SALE BY THE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH OF OR
LEANS IN ORDER TO EFFECT a PARTITION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
By r. NJ. & B. J. Montgomery.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS, CARPETS
ETC, AT AUCTION
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
Succession of Francis Drake Clarke.

ALUABLE PROPERTY ON MAGAZINE Strict
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
SUBURBAN COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
WITH SQCARE OF GROUND,
on MAGAZINE STREET, SIXTH DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF EDWARD 3. SHANNON.

second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No 80 .5S.
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HOUSE NO. 100 ST. CHARLES STREET

SUCCESSION OF HARIEI GUILD.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COCRTs
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankraptcy-No. 80.

IN THE MATTER OF KAvANACGH l. GALLI0
Eankrupts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04

SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS, No. 2O64.
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MRS. P. c. REGARD EFT AL VS.. FRANCOIS HON
ORE EFT AIS.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIS
OF ORLEANS
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Government Securities
stock Report.

IBy B1nksrs, Brokers' and Commercial Tsi,r,apA
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and bonds, In
home 81 foreign markets, as follows:
NV YORK, Sept. l9.-First Board, 10 80 q. M
6s. l6e1 coupon. llS1<; sos, 62, coupon ll51<
sSs, o., coupon, ll6h; 9 MS, IS, coupon, ns14;
6.0s s. coupon, u41< sO's coupon, Illsi Curren-
g SIS, MS MarpOsa, 2; Canton, rs; Cumber-
land Nv estern Union Telegra PHI 631z Quicksilver
Is Pacific Mail, ga Boston Water Power, =;
Adams Express, S1s of q; Wells. Fargo Co 3
Express, 81; American Express, 5I1s; United States
Express, IS; n. Y. Central and Hudson, sl5x ;
New York Central Scrip, $50 ex-diy Erie, syzz: CO.
Preter,edi =; Harlem, l?l4 do. prefd, :; Reading,
igan Southern, lO7k; Union Pacific Railroad,
?s; Illinois Central, l35 Cleveland and Pitts
burg, l2ax: Northwest, 65A4; do. preferred, 90:
Clevsland Columbus, Cincinnati and Indiana polls,
MiIwspkic and 81 Paul, 6Is do preferred, SO
Wabash and Western, ca; Delaware. Iacks,
vsDs and Western, I0S12; Fort Wayne, 1907: Alton
s sPd IeTre Hspie =; Hannibal and St Joseph, fs
Mississippi certificates, az Columbus, CHICAGO and
Indiana Central, 1879; Tennessee 6s, old, 7O1z; do
new, "a; Virginia 6s, old, 73 offd; North Carolina
IS, old, 81; do new, :; Missouri IS, 81 ord;
S91S. Gold, lI41. Market strong
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SIce nearly half an inch thick formed In the
open air in Bangor, Me-, on Wednesday night,
10Th inst.
SThe prohibitioDiSts Of New Hamp-hire
proTo-e % nominate an Independents State
sicket in the next election.
SGail Hamilt IN wonders why women peIs.
IN apDraising themselvcl at mems valuation
and That Of the baser IT. of men.
1Andrew Jacks on's servant has commenced
to de on. George Polk, aged 50, departed this
life at New Orle@rs last week. He was the
Generals valet IN 1917.
IIn the Elsin watch factories 3c1 OF the 800
employees a-e 6.rls. TIL giris earn lfom no
g !. tavcck, and pcT.orm the delicate ope- -
tof~ incident ID the busine more 81 d"v
Tar ger.
n IL Chicago really carries out its magnif-
ceBi scheme on deyoting all the fines imposed for
criminal offences - the establishment OF a pub
lie library the Alexandrian collection Will fade
from historical remembrance.
SBismarck has an income of more than
S1OO 90 per annum- He believes he was poison-
ed by some unknown enemy during his recent
visit 70 Frankfort-on-the-Main. He has lost his
appetite, and has been In poor health ever since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19
Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10. Ootfon-low middling quiet
10. Flour dull are unchanged. Wheat steady
southern easier ohio ard Indiana, 81 t0aI So Penn
sylyania. "a ;5Ssi o. Corn scarce and firm; white
se rsi oats t active slse Pork hTm. sll Bacon
S!j srgsr-cured hams, l65ial7 Lard steady, GA
IN; Butter quiet and weak fair to prime western,
BAiTIMokk, Sept. l9.-Yirginia skies, old, Sax
PIG dS isSs o. bid do 1867, % bid do coupon, old,
NEW YORK, Sept. l9.-Flour dull and droopinp
neat quiet and nominslly unchanged. Corn dull
NEW YoRk, Sept. l9.-Stocks opened steady, but
are nov much better. Gold strong, l4,zsl4x. Gov
skies 621f; new, SO. North Carolinas 4iz; do. new
"A; Exchange, long, So; short, SX.
LONDON, sept 70, n0 a. m.NConsols opened a,
g for money ss.t for account; S 20 bonds, 1862
ga; 1865, old, $50; 1857 925<; 10 4Os, 9Otz.
LONDON, Sept. 19, i 30 o. m.-The weather Through
out England is fair and favorable to the crops. So
LONDON, Sept 10, 80 p. m -Consols closed at e3<
Tor money and 93a for account. Bonds Of 1862, eIx
II -, old, ySss; 1s67 9z1f; l040s, 9Ox.
PARIS, sept 19.-Rentes sc francs IS confines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

We can no 'Onger doubt that japan - bee-n
ring - be civilized. A letter from Yedo states
that the ~allOws is in successful operation, and
Ice schools soon will be. Last July the author
IL = began to hang their culprts after the Amer
lean fashion ,(Dot so bunglngly, it to be hoped }
and a Iorger and a murderer were the first vic
TINS. The Two Daimics, who have submitted a
project = the government for the establishment
OF fee schools in the cities of Osaka, Kioto and
YcdO, promise 70 endow the schools in liberal
maprer, provided the government viii co-ope-
1 tie IN tie movement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

Major Ben Perley POOre VIII be apt to sue
coed General Butler as Representative in Con-
srcs~ from the Fifth Mas aehusetts District
should the latter get the gOvernorship. Poore
iSt'p bright and good a journalist to be buried
in The fog-b1nk of the House, but he would
make sn excellent Representative for Massa-
chusettr. He has brains, courage, frst-class
capacity as debater, and a familiarity with
public lie and congressional duties eminently
f...ng \ m for the place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

There Is gentleman now living in Zanes-
vile, Ohio, at the age of 81, who was born when
MS father was IS years old. Is there another
person living in the United States, or in the
world, whose father was born les years ago?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

Are the strorg minded going TO submitquietly
70 this dis elimination between the sexes? Women
Pre- admitted II membership in the French sec
ION Of the International in New York, and NAV
vote; but the right of spcech-Inore highly
priced than all the rest is denied them,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The week orenes in New York with decided sctiy-
lily in the stock Exchange, and q sharp decline in
railway sha has already been noted at the inaue-
rIa,iOn of the newly renovated room for dealings.
There was gener a. marking up OF loans yesterday
The rates for enl loans were3 to per cent but the
closing traIsactiOns were to per cent among the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

Mos. POlhsmus & jackson Indignantly,
deny the charge made by Colonel Hodge in his
letser 70 the Paymast-r-General,t that they were
aware that he wa" operat -ng in their house with
government funds. They hadbetter botlle their
indignation and show their books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

The labOIing class all over the civilized
world are at present striving for an abridce-
ment OF the hours of labor. In England, in
Prussia, (Where mechanics get 50 cents per day
o. ten to twelve hours and in Switzerland, for-
midable strikes are now in progress to obtain
this very end, and in Belgium, Spain, Italy,
and elsewhere, as well as in America, agitation
in favor of legal enactments TO shorten the tech
meal days work Is constantly going on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

There must certainly be tome mistake about
the rel ort that y. II. Miller is TO be appointed
assistant attorney for the Dist.ict, to prosecute
cases before the Police Court. This would be
" reform I" with a vengeance!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

The masoDs strike in Berlin, Prussia, is at an
end, but the carpenters are still idle, the masters
having refused to yield to their demands, and
haf dozen other trades are about to hold meet
lngs with view 10 an increase Of wages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

The National Convention of cOlored men to be
held in ST. Louis on the sd instant is to settle,
among other things, upon general holiday, or
moderate number OF holidays. Events of i'm
portance to the eniranchised race have been so
numerous OF late years, that they are busy celc-
brating the anniversaries pretty much all
through the year. They therefore propose to
agree upon one or more days Tor general cello
bration throughout the country, so as to avoid the
losing of too much time by desultory jubilating,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

The new legislature of Maine win stand %
republicans to democrats in the Senate, and
less than 40 democrats out of the l5l members of
the Hop :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

Rhode Island proposes to incorporate the ff
teenth amendment to the federal constitution
in her State constitution on the first Monday in
next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

Three hundred and seventeen voters were reg
istered in Baltimore yesterday, OF whom only
eight were colored.
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WASHINGTON CITY:
THr WOMAN sUrrRAeE QUESTION IN II

The WOMAN SUFFRAGE QUESTION IN THE
Ctr CH.-Tfe East Pennsylvania synod Of the
EvanqeI,c.l Lutheran Church Is, we believe,
the frs, TeligiOu body to attempt to make the
Quot On o. conterring the right of suff-ag on
women, Sn Ccc'c~iastical as well as a political
and lcia' problem. That synod, in session in
PhiadelThia la t week, passed, by a vote of %
> p, set Of vel strong resolutions, drawn up
by tie Rev. DR.. Stork denOuneing woman suf-
= age in Unme~sured terms. They declare that
the pr -Cnt movement Ior female suffrage is a
reform against nature and the Bible, and coun-
trae.ive o. TIE divine ecOromy of the house
no d. The spicy preamble to these resolutions
Ccc'c-e that ''the Old cIy lOr wOman's rights
has been renewed by 'sa few strong-minded
women o. fro~iy sympathies and unnatural am
bitors and aSpiratiODs;'' that political equality
"'would be pre- judicial ID the true and dignified
= iueECe o. woman" and "that this claim to
political Suffrage Is repudiated by the great ma
jOrity of TIE lober and thoughtful of that sex,
who, con. ciops O.. the true dignity of woman,
choo7e that separate path in which, since Eden,
she has walked" In discussing the preamble
and re tutors, Rev. Mr.. weiser said "the
move en; e direct offspring of inidelity. It's
yIirciPs' advocates are the strong friends Of
atheism. IRE friends of free-love, infidelity and
wonanis right are in league to make war upon
the christian religion" If other churches fol-
low the lead OF the Lutherans we may look for
Tome lively d. CO. ions Of the subject.
NJ
General Butter is carry ing on his Canvass an
Massachusetts with characteristic -, speak
ing every night and occasionally in the after
noon. He appears 81 gain strength as the
campaign n,.sresses, and nobody now deni-7
that he Is a formidable candidate. List week he
carried Lynn, which Is but five miles from Dr.
Loring's home, and the night before, Plymouth,
which was counted upon as certain for Loring,
chose Butler delegates. He probably has three
fourtfs Of the delegates thus far chosen. His
republican opponents already see the necessity
o. concentrating, If they mean to deseat him in
the convention, and Ex-Governor Jewell Is the
first to withdraw from the canvas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

Sweden is recognizing her army, fearing her
neutrality may be compromised in the event Of
a war between Russia and Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

As was perhap~ Il be expected, TIE democrats
undertake 10 Offset the frauds of Tammany by
the f.auds in the Paymaster's Department on
the you're another" style of retort. Partisan
twitting Of this Lind don't amount II much on
either side; TO political party has yet tcken out
charter for immaculate honesty on the part of
al its members or its officials, yet the republi-
cans might be tempted to hint ID their oppo-
nentS CT this occasion that, far as heard from,
none ofthe Tammany rascals have yet been sent
to Fort MeHenry, or even dislodged from Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

REIGEER ENGELs PHILADELPHIA LA
ID CIR BEER.
WIN; Massey Cob PHILADELPHIA ALE and
PURE oATAwBA WINE, Tin fOunts aud sy-
phons, &C., &C., &C., &c, &C., &C.
FOR sale by PALMER GREEN,
au2Str 81 Greene street. Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

Mcclellan hesitates to take the Controller.
chip says the dispatch. Mcclellan, all over,
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The weather.

MAR DEPARTMENT, OHce ChisJ Signdl OMcei 4
WARRINGTON, ID. @ Sept. 10, ISL, 10 a. m {
sfNOPsls FOR THE PAST TwENTY-FOUR HOURS
Inc area OF highest barometer has moved eastward
ar is on the Nj idle Atlantic coast A small area
OF low pressure has advanced from Lake Superior
70 Lake ontario. and is now extending over New
York aud New England, and southwark The ba-
rometer has risen rapidly in Wisconsin and Mime
sofa but has fallen very generally in the Southern
ara Gull States. Very light rain has fallen at few
polnts on Lake Michigan. Local rains were re-
porte as usual on the coast from South Carolina TO
Louisiana. The northwesterly winds on the Mid
Ole and East Atlantic have veered to southeast and
southwest; and strong sOutherly winds have for a
short tine prevailed from Lake Superior to Lake
Ere, and are now reported from Vermont
PRoBABII ITlEs.-hising barometer with north
westerly winds, and partially cloudy weather will
probably conilI ne from Lake Erie to Missouri and
nofthwestward. Low barometer with cloudy
weather AID light rains in the South Atlantic and
Gulf S,etes, Failing barometer with threatening
weather IN the Middle States, with strong sOutherly
lend this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

"T THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Is
US invited to my large STOCK OF SCHOOL
BOOKS, STATIONERY and SCHOOL REQUI-
SITES, which 1 am prepared to sell at the very
lowest prices, Wholesale and retail, at No. 1926
Seventh street, above New York avenue
sel-lm RICHARD ROBERTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-19

rFPROTRA CTED MEETING.-A very sue
pS 81 M M HTeoetNsns is in progress at WESLEY
vice every night this week. All are elccme. IL
GSTHE MEMBERS OF FRANKLIN CAMP,
Wy No, 2. DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY, are re,
DAY at Clock aTIanSe fo R sSe ON ~
Ter MlIMAx: IIt.i A ~ s. EOS Sc.
M NoTICE:-A meeting of CONsTABLES O.
City Hall G %E Rf 4 RS3 E9 49,
at o,elS sk m: Bushes of Importance to be
DSLr .; o. FIT The officers and members Of co
meet THIS EyENING. at ~ O'Clock, to make
gements Tor the funeral Of our late brother,
It U Fl. RIpENoUR, Nc.
nEGoL, MBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION,
Tf be held in The COgIcl CRs@5eT, City Hail HaIH
LILLE LILLE k - at eIoes to take action iR ref
IT c. =. GARRETT, Secretary.
W. NUTICE-Jhe Committee on Examination O.
P,ce force viii hold its regular quar- 'erIy meeting
az their icons, at Police Headquarters, on WE'D.
sti5ta 'e INST 4 T. ( Ies2SE SSRBS9 socy
LODGE, No; IA viii meet on TUESDAY
Lose Of pay iraternal visit to Equal Lodge, No
r. r. Exery %sm6er is earnestly requested to attend
se 1870 J. T. COLDwELL, Acting RS.
TPUBLIC NOTICE.
We respectfully beg leave to inform our friends
and The Pgbler grsne5slly that we have opened
ao half Sh old arS s
time b nn sia hSi
s,ss b are oered Tor large suns and on United
strictly eonfdentiaf G6LDs S Ell NCa o6
Loan, Conmission and Exchange Brokers. Sales
roG,Ims, 6ls Pennsylvania avenue, under Metro
ponIah hotel. sel5-ly
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OARDING.

NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH FIRST
" CLASS TABLE BOARD, every comfort ard
convenience, at 1000 street, corner 10Th Sc 81
A FEW NICELY-FURNISHED ROOMS, wi n
"A bOAkD, IN private family, at No. l0l2 s.
street, between h and l., northwest. sels-s
ELIGIBLE AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS.
H near the Departments, with hrst-class Board
can be had a No. 1918 I street, on ress0nailS
terms. Also, Table Boarders accommodated. fec N
ElRST,CLAss BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il ERONT ROOMS. 20 be had on reasonable terms
at 1901, corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ism
street. Good location and accessible. mh2s-iV
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B Z N o v A L t.

b Z n 0v Al.
On or about the middle Of September next We WIN
remove to our new store, No. 1905 street, fnorth
side) between 18th and 18th Streets and in order &c
reduce our large and complete stock before moving
viii sell all kinds Of DRY GOODS at less than thsir
market yalue. We would call especial attention &c
our Black CASHMERES, ALPACAS, SILKS and
other DRESS GOODS. New York Mills IA Blescheo
Cotton, &c; splendid Bleached and Unbleaehed Az
Cotton, l2sc. Prints from 70 IKE; elegant Parif
Kids, 81; Androscoggin 50 Sheeting, Exc; Para
BRODHEAD CO..
au2s6w 1925 street. corner 18th street