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II strikes rs that the authorities, in removing
the hackmen from points where they may be
Objectionable to some of the hotel-keepers, have
rather oyerdOne the business by sending them
to out-of-the-way localities where the public
can't find them. In large cities elsewhere the
public convenience is consulted by designating
carriage stands in central localities and on
prominent streets-frequently adjoining public
squares and grounds where they are not in the
way Of business establishments. The haekmen,
il seems TO u, could very properly be stationed
along some of the reservations on the Avenue,
or side streets adjoining; at any rate they should
not be sent so far away as to be out of conve-
nient reach.
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They have lively old ghosts on the Pacific
slope. One Perturbed spirit walked the wharf
at Oakland, for some time, in a restless, discon-
tented way, and refused to communicate his
grievance to the Oaklanders, who thereupon sent
TO Frisco for frst-elass medium. He had an
interview with his ghostship on the wharf at
midnight, and sseertained that he was one of
the ferry-boat Ell Captain victims, and would
have been rescued had not another man jumped
on his back and in saving himself drowned him.
he is now looking for the man who did it, but
did not intimate what the consequences would
be when be fonnd him.
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Government Securities.


BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.-yfrginis sizes, old, 81 bid,
- asked do. coupon. old. 63 bid, 63x asked North
CeroliBas, old, $50 bid, 4ilz asked.
BALTIMORE. SEPT. 6.-Cotton strong; low midilings
1e9salSr. Flour firmer. but nOminally unchanged,
and stock scarce. Wheat active; choice, 55a62c.
fair TO good, Aasoc amber s5a6oc. good to prime
scarce and firm; mixed western, 69a7Oc Oats quiet
at ease. Provisions unchanged. Whisky frmer
at asc.
NEW YORK, Sent. 6..stocks strong and active
Gold steady at l54. Money easy, at per cent
Governments and State bonds strong and steady
Virginia S. do. new, 20. North Carolinas, 44
NEw YoRx, Sept. s-specie shipments to Europe
t. day, S92Tt0.
NEW YORK, Sept e.-Flour 5al0c. better. Wheat
shade frmer.. Corn trihe higher
LONDON, Sept: 6, II 30 a. m.-Consols opened al
ls62s, ss 1858 old as1< 1851 o2s! 10 t6's oOsI
fRANKFoRT, Sept. Gu. 8. Bonds closed at e5,fs
PARIS, sept.6-Rentes 81 francs % confines.
PAR s.sept.6, .. m.-Rentes closed at 81 francs &
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Judge Barnard, of New York, has reiterated
his determination to grant no more orders of re-
ference in divorce suits, but to compel the par
ties to give their testimony in open court, except
in special cas-, s, where he sees good reason for
the opposite course. That this viii have good
effect there is no doubt. The publicity of a
trial in open court, is the greatest safeguard
against irregular proceedings, and many hus-
bands and wives with real or fancied grievances,
will bear them with more patience, when an
action for divorce brings with it the notoriety
of public prosecution.
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DRY GOODS.

SHIBTlHGS, sHEETINGs, PILLOW COT
- - ToNs-Nsw York Mills, wamsutta Muis,
Pequod and Pepperill sheetings. all widths 9s s.
and6 Pillow Gaze Musins Ellerton Cantsn Flan-
nels, White and Brown. EF-We are selling the
above goods by the piece at the lowest New York
quotations. RIVE have also Just received full
stock OF White and Colorcd all Wool Flaunrls
White, Scarlet. Blue and Pink Opera Flanneis,
aterpreof Cloakings in the new colors, Black and
Iolored French Merinos and Cschm0res. New Fall
Delaines and Robe Goods, Cheap Black Silks, excel
lent Qualities; at Sl2 81 50, rs and 81 per yard,
Buffalo" Alpacss aud 4" Beaver M0hairs IN ali
the qualtles-prices from 30 cents 10 Is. Also in
store probably the best assortment Of Lupins cee-
brated Mourning Dress Goods 60 be found IN the
District. 70 Our prizes for all Of the above goods
are extremely low. Krone price only in plain
hgures. ~ The public are respectfully invited 90
call. JOSEPH j. NAY
se4-eoa $50 Penna. ave. bet 9th and Ioth sis.
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The Weather,

WAR DEPARTMENT, QFee Of Chtsf SirnaI OEeer,}
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Sept. 6, l87l-l0 a. m {
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwKNrY-FouR Hour!
The barometer has fallen very generally from the
The area Of low pressure In Wisconsin has moved
northeastward and the barometer is probably now
rising in that region, although this 3 re port
had not yet been received. The pressure continues
low on the Gulf coast and small Of low barom-
eter has advanced into northern Florida. Cloud and
rain are now reported from North Carolina to Flor
Ida and fog on the middle and eastern Atlantic coast
Light rains have fallen in Kansas, Iowa, and on
Lake Michigan. where cloudy and clear weather Is
now reported. Temperature has fallen decidedly In
Iowa and on the south Atlantic coast. Hazy and
clear weather has prevailed in the middle States.
PRoBABLITIEs-A cyclone of small dimensions
has probably been advancing during the past two
days over the central and southeastern portion of
the Gulf OF Mexico, and WIN now extend to South
Carolina without attaining to destructive violence
Brisk southeriy winds probable for Florida and
northeasterly winds with light rain, from Geor-
rom Texas TO Kentucky. Cool and cloudy weather
IRON Illinois TO Lake Erie and northwsrds, with
northwesteriy winds on the upper lakes HaZy
and clear weather in the middle and eastern States
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Hon. Burton G. Cook, Of Illinois, writes that
the cause OF his resignation is that the health
Of his family requires his constant care. He
adds, in view Of some newspaper statements in
regard to his future political aspirations, that
his retirement fri N political life is absolute and
final. He was a valuable representative, and
his less i'll be felt, especially in this quarter,
because of the intelligent and friendly service
he gave to the interests of the District.
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The woman suffragists are not content viii,
their easy victories in the West, but are pre-
pairing for an active campaign In the Eastern
States The Massachusetts, Woman Suffrage
Association Is TO hold a series of mass conyen-
tons in every county In the State. Thirty
meetings are TO be held in Berkshire county
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The speculation on the New York Stock Exchange
i steadily Increasing in magnitude, and daily gain
ing strength Spectators constantly returning
from the country and most Of them come back i'm
bued with bull sentiments. Yesterday Wabash was
the great feature Of the railway list, and at time
sold up to 6Sx. The ease in money continues, and
the supply il abundant At the close yesterday call
loans were quoted at to per cent. and prime dis
counts at to per cent.
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The Board Of Health are following up the idea
or establishing public baths and Of designating
suitable points on the for the use of bathers
uBmolested by the police. Goodr
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The contest for the republican nomination
for Governor Of New Jersey seems TO have mar
Iowed Gown until Gen. Fitzpatrick and Cornelius
Wash are the only two candidates who seem to
get more than a cursory mention In that con-
neetiOn. The convention meets In Trenton to-
rnorrox
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y Il ID U c 7 o N /.
Il L NJ q V A l.

On or about the middle OF September pext we win
remove 10 our new store, No. 1905 street fnorfh
side between l2th and 18th streets and in order 20
reduce our large and Complete stock l,sfore moving
viii sell an kinds Of DRY GOODS at less than their
market value. We would call especial attention. 10
other DRESS GOODS. New York Mills "a BIeached
Cotton, &c; splendid Bleached and Unbleached a.
Cotton l21sc Prints from 70 l21kc: eleeanf Paris
Kids, 81; Androscoggin S-4 Sheeting 81 &c: Para
OILS, 8 up. Call and examine.
BRODHEAD A CO.
au2o-6w 122s street corner 18Th s.reaf
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The Official call has been issued for the Mas
saehHsetts republican state convention, In wor-
cester, on Wednesday, Sept. q.
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The cable to-day reports a case Of cholera at
Liverpool This Is warning we should not
fail 10 heed.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMRIa


REGISTERS OFFICE, September /, ISL.
All persons engaged in any of the following trades
business, or professions such apothecaries auc-
uOneers, commercial agents, bankers, pill posters
pToprietors OF bar-rooms, sample rooms, tipping
houses, and beer gardens; proprietors Of Billiard
tables, bagatele and Jenny Lind tables for public
hire gain, shuttle boards and bowling alleys:
brewers, brokers, commercial brokers, cattle bro
hers, pawnbrokers butchers in the several markets
OF the District OF Columbia Of carts wagons
drays and push carts; managers of concerts, exhi-
bitions balls, or games Of any kind where admis-
sion fee is charged circus performers, exhibitors Of
Wild animals; distillers, dealers in merchandise Of
any kind whatever, dealers in distilled and fer
ment liquors. wines and cordIals, produce dealers,
non resident dealers in merchandise, non resident
dealers in distilled aud fermented liquors wines and
cordas, proprietors of gift prises proprieors
Of hacks, cabs, Omnibuses, street cars. or othsr
vehicles Tor transporting passengers for hire, pro-
pretors OF hotels keepers Of intelligence Offices fire
insurance companies, life insurance companies, in
surance agents proprietors of junk shops dealers in
Old barrels prOpretors Of livery stables proprierors
OF grounds for horse racing tournaments, pho
tographers, peddlers, on-resident peddlers, real
estate agents, recters, proprietors of restaurants
or eating houses, prOprietors Of theaters contract
ors book agents manufacturers of Illuminating as
claim agents, patent agents, and ice dealers are
hereby notified that the Register is prepared to
issue licenses TO parties in accordance with the pro-
visions Of the Act imposing a license on trades,
business and professions practiced carried ON in
the District OF Columbia, approved August q, 1871.
JOHN II. COOK,
sel-m.w.f.5t Register Of the District of Columbia
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CLOSING OUT SALE

GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
OF SUMNER STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
FINE WHITE STRIPED PIQUEs, lax cents.
Just half the riginal price.
FINE DRESS GOODS and LAWNS. 10 ceuts
job lot Of SUMNER SILKS, fslighfly imperfeet :,
Great job lot IN STRIPED JAPANESE SILKS,
at & u cents per yard
Come and see the great collection OF
DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS
on our center counter, At l2h cents per yard.
One Price Only. BEGAN WILIH,
aul2-u lols and I 020 9TH street. NJ W
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CHAs. Il. DITsoN co, New York. s.s-w.
PROPOSALS FOR FLOATING IRON DOCK.
NAVY Drp.pTNvx- sor,or,h.r ,s-,

sealed Proposals Endorsed - Proposals for building
fIoatIng Iron Dock will be received at the Navy
Department until IL O'Clock m. on Tt ESDAY the
9th December, 1871, for furnishing materials, and
DONG the work for the construction Of floating iron
DOCK for the repair of naval vessels on their stations
agreeable to the plans specifications and terms
IN this ofce. and open for the inspection of all who
desire to become bidders This contract will be Civ
only to bidders known 10 be thoroughly responsible
and competent for work of this character and good
and sufficient security in the sum of six hundred
Thousand dollars, $500 CO. besides the usual reser
ysons OF 70 per cent viii be required for the faith
lul performance Of the contract in accordance with
the term and conditions thereof and in the time pre-
scrlbed therein, and further, that the dock, when
completed. shall not fail in the purposes and objects
set out In the contract to perform all that shall be
therein ieluied Of it, by reason, direct Indirect
the contractor in not conforming and performing
IN every particular the terms, conditions plans and
specifications Of said contract
The right reserved 10 reject any bids if their &C
cepance is not considered to be for the interest of
the government. se6-law-td
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nFoHI0 REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
I'm There will be %eeting q the Ohio Regpb
E ,sSs, September sS S,sISet s
NJ. 90. F.-wAsHINGTON LODGE, No. s.
s EvENfNG al % e ehs .G 70 T be held
ments to attend the funeral of our deceased Brother
II as hO'' " GG IiaSi OUR MEDAIRY, N. G.
rFMEDICAL SOCIETY OF d. C.-The regI-
1 This HsfE %sHS e ihs iSsss win be
IonssTS6STF S@Ff 8. 5 " B. President
MA STATED CoMMUNICATION OF La
S FAYETTE LODGE No. 10, A. A NJ,
ING, September !, ISL at 3:so ocioef. All mem.
bers are requested 70 attend.
se52t RICHARD j. BLAKELOCK, sec'y.
TTest eth % Of t shs CaRrMENs
Ta by nh, J s,a Ra%IRvpT luz :"
fsBfk 4 t ;f,P riFPRvQ So S Of CO g
held at Masonic Temple on WEDNESDAY, EVE.
Ming Sept. 6th at ~ O'clock at which the officers
and members are requested to be present All R. A.
hasoni III IN god standing are cordially invited to at
seat p Oiuer 'n0 ~ L. = q. STEPHENS, Sec.
W AssEssdESTSs AND TAXES, VI
Notice is hereby GWEN fSs b Blank
cordsnce with the amendment to the Assessment
ACt, arthoW IN the hands OF the Assessors Of the
several legislative districts. Persons who have
made returns Of bonds, promissory notes and other
securities bearing interest, correct the same
SO as TO show the income from such securities, which
is alone taxable. ~
All those who have neglected to make return Of
personal property, as required by law, are warned
TO do so immediately otherwise Il will become the
duty OF the Assessors to make assessmenfs
= according 10 the best information they can oh.
tain, from which assessments there can be no an
peal Section Of the act of Aug. 9Th provides that
IN all cases OF refusal to make return required by
law, " the said person, corporation. associatjOn.
ompany or hTm shall, for every such offence for
felt and pay fine Of not less than five dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars, to be recovered in
the name Of the District Of Columbia in the Police
Govt OF SAID District" H. A. HALL,
seo-u supt OF Assessments and Taxes
NJ THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Is
W. invited to my large STOCK OF SCHOOL
BOOKS, STATIONERY and SCHOOL REQUI-
SITES, which I am prepared to sell at the very
lowest prices, Wholesale and retail, at No. 1926
Seventh street, above New York avenue.
se1-lm RICHARD ROBERTS
hFTICKETS FOR ADMISSION to the Public
Wy Schools of the Fourth District will be given
at the Female Grammar School, near the corner OF
9th and strests. south Washington at O'Clock.
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hFTICKETs FOR ADMISSION to the PubIic
Wy Schools of the Fourth District will be given
at the fsmale Grammar School, near the corner OF
9th and strests-f seuth W Washington at O'Clock
EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING until further
notice rep Chron. and Pat sci st
~ % Il q IL
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NoTICE.5We offer at private sale, on reasonably
nEsIRARIE pRoprRTy

DEsIRABLE PROPERTY:
NO: lZSo nth street northwest, between and n
rooi. The house is new, and contains the modern
No. 44s NJ street northwest, between 4th and sth
streets; stories and basement pressed brick;
No asa NJ street northwest' betEeen .,b and s,b
streets; stories and basement, imitation OF brown
stone; house contains 10 rooms, and all the modern
No. 42e New York avenue, between 9Th and stb
streets northwest: stories frame with brick base
No: aga New York avenue, between 4th and sth
msnt;7 rooms and summer kitchen.
No; 4lo New York avenue, between 9th and 5th
Nc. 621 ii street, between 9th and 7th streets
bpcE stable snd hons I me
No. Ala New York avenue, between 9Th and 9Th
streets northwest 2story frame with brick basement
ana atns; contains SroSms and summer kitchen:
BRICK With aSTn .tsns
contain 1ss%s esss an Sish sss and satnrpc@s
and New York avenue northwest; 5 story bricks.
containing rooms each, with bathrooms, water and
No. ll14 9Th street northwest, between street
and New York avenue; story and basement brick
No 6ii MassscSuseits I avenue, between 9Th and
7th streets nOrthwest;I 2 story frame containing
I Mons A Poao, ioaa, fea4, 1926 and loas 4.h
street northwest; story bricks, containing rooms
No; 1880 5th street northwest, between and'N
seS sss 81
between p and Q streets.
Also, 5yery desirable building lots on the north
east corner OF street north and LIST street west,
fronting 90 feet on street and 20 feet LIST street
savaees alley and Prathers alley suitable for por-
E.T. Witt Witt sss Loui.ian. avenue.
G.CARuSI, 40 Louisiana avenue.
MM. F.MATTlNGLY. 18th St, bet. ID and < SITS.
aui0-lm Assignees OF james @. Nsyior
WANTED-To sell soNE-fHIRD INrERRsr
w IN Mercantile Business In this city; most de-
srabe opening Tor any one wishing 70 engage in an
active business life and where he can make an ex-
cellent and profitable investment. TIE only reason
for selling being the actual need Of the Of
third partner Price, elIOo. Address MERCHANT,
kep: Omce. sus-u
WAETED-e9, 00e for one or more years. Good
w security land Tor the benefit Of the working
Rsopis,1, ADDRESS immediately, "A. B. O." No. !eS
To, I.SsAnEEGsSiSSee, 1900, 5000
Apply to DODGE . DARNEILLt,
e. mn TO 81 goo TO LOAN, or 70 place n
yOsOVV . paying and legitimate business.
state wants. business. and location. X. Y. X. js7tf
fA FOR DIAMONDS, &C.. "a
BENZ. L. HOOD.
Re has kept the large opposition yewslry Store IN
snd s,Ts s the Psst tsen NE and
JEWELRY, Etc, from 10 10 % per cent. below the
usual prices N. B.-Most Of t,iese fne goods hsy
been obtained In exchange for real estate and will be
'Gla for cab .i ss NM e yTSss
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NOW EADYl
EMERsON's SINGING SCHOOL,

Compiled BY one Of the most eminent teachers In
the country, and arranged carefully for the of
Singing School Teachers. There is in
PART 1st-A Good Elementary Course.
2d-A Fine Collection Of Secular Music.
4" sd-A Number of Church Tunes and Anthems
Send as cents for Specimen Copy.
Send 81 so per dozen for the Book
OLIVER DITSON CO., Boston.
CHAs. b DITsON CO., New York. sew Is
DROpnSAIs EnR EInATINc Ipnn nocR
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IS L o c U NJ VI L W :"
A RARE CHANCE TO OBTAINA SUBURBAN
HOME ON EASY TERMS.

A portion Of the land known as the "waIke-
Farm; on the Rock Greek Church road, Just beyond
the Soldiers Home. having been subdiyided. will lie
sold IN lots OF from three TO ten acres improved by
house stable, &c. The plan Of house can be selected
by the purchaser, and will be erected az Cost price
A small cash payment will be required and the
balance IN monthly instalments. The place Is wthia
lev hnndred yards Of the station on the Point of
Locks Railroad; viii be within few minutes walk
Of the 9TH street horse and being only az miles
IRON the Center Market, is very accessible.
Having an abundance Of water on the place the
house VIII be supplied with IL throughout Thus
combining the advantages of the country with tn
COW enience Of the city.
This is one Of the most delightful and healthy
SITUATIONS in the vicinity of Washington, and being
very elevated, commands fine view of the sur
public school IN the immediate neighborhoOd.
Plan OF houses can be and further particulars
r. W. WALKER 4 CO.
clio street, between 18th and 9th,
auZo-eoIm opposite Patent ONCE.
EnR SALAD old-estsblished, well known RES
Il TAURANT, with a good run OF customers, in the
center OF the city. Owner relinqushing bust
ness. au23-tf
NOTlCE--That Z. s. justin, go d, between
SECONDHAND CLOIHING at less than half the
cost OF ready made new Ones.
n. B.-SEC0ND-HAND CLOTHING of all kinds
bought at fair tcashl prices. auss Nv
FOR SALE-At bargain, the GOOD WILL &C
OF the old established Coal and Wood Depot cor
ner OF Maryland avenue and sth street, Island, suit
able Tor coal or lumber depot Apply at DR. BOs-
MfLL drug store, corner Maryland avenue and
.tn eueet. aul0-tf
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EOR SALE-New COTTAGE, six rooms; front
back yard; 10th street, near L; 81 500. Terms
FOR RENT-BRICK, niA rooms; gas and water.
bath room; large Yard; X street. near 18th. Rent
SS5. GEO. A. LANE,
aui st 1870 street, n. W.
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OFFICE OF THE BSARR OF FIRE CoMMIs-

MorIisen Bniiding, A. street, Sept. 8, 1871
washington City Fire Department, on about the
10Th day OF September, 1871, SIX HORSES.
The same before acce ptance by the Commissioners,
must be warranted sound In every respect, and
undergo a trial in the Department of ten days
said horses to be not less than Is hands high to
weigh not less than go pounds. possess good action
endurance and intelligence and be free from every
Of age.
By order OF the Board
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BOARDING.

LOB RENT-Newly FURNISHED ROOMS,
y with BOARD, at TIC 18th street, between Gand
northwest. SELF
TNREMoNT HOUSE, Indiana Arenxe, corner ID
i street. The new Proprietor, IT. p. HILL, has
spared no expense or labor in refttinR and newly
furnishing this house, making il Of the best and
great Inducements, both to transient and permanent
Baarders. Board, a 30 per day; Permanent Board,
$50. Meal hours-Breakfast. Z o'clock to 9: Dinner.
2oclock to Z; supper. o'clock TO 8. ausl-tf
ELIGIBLE AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS,
H near the Departments, with first CLASH Board,
can be hzd at No. 1915 street, on reasonable
terms. Also, Table Boarders accommodated. fe9-f
EIRST-CLAss BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable terms
at 1901, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
NOTICE.-PINEY POINT PAVILION win be
Y kept open during the month Of Sep y
tember. Board per day, 81; per week, Ga; Nay
for the month, S45. lk.|
su3l-st A. q. POTTS, Proprietor.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
GAME TO THE PREMISES, 4O7 18th street
~ west, August S1st, short, red COW, ~zerA
with horns The owner is notified to come Xk<SS
forward, prove property, and take herr
away. 1T
I OST-On the night of the 5th, at the new Schuet-
~ zen Park Gales, woods, a heavy embroidered
BED GRAPE SHAWL. A reward Of SIS will be
given Tor its return TO Mrs. HEsHLEY, at Mr..
Ruppert's, corner 7th street and New York Avenue,
or at this Office se6-st'
CO.. -LOsT-On the cars, between Washington
instant, a POCKET BOOK, containing about $50,
check, some jewelry and papers. reward of SIS
viii be given TO The finder, by returning il to the
owner, CHARLES Il. WURDEMANN, No. S23
Missouri avenue. se6-3ts
Il OST-In iGeorsetown, somewhere between the
IL Potomac Insurance Companys Office and West
street, by way Of Bridge, Congress, Gay and Wash
ineton streets, GENTLEMAN CUFF, with
gold sleeve button in it. If left at the Potomac In
suitable reward will be given. se6-3tE
I 0S1-Strayed from the owner, Sunday night, a
IL SCOTCH TERRIER, with short tail <R-S
and cropped ears; answers to the name ofAD&
Mack. - A liberal rewsrd will be paid if-
Wood and Coal Yard, No. 1872 south street, Capt.
tol Hill. Sc 53t*
4 OsT-On Wednesday morning, in the First
yania avenue, q very small black and tansAH
SLUT; short tail, cropped ears, yellow
chin and feet, and spots on her eyes and neck A
LIBERAL reward will be paid by her owner, ut 1904
street second door from 2lst, who values her high
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FOB DIAMONDS. &C.. "a
Call on
BENZ. L. HOOD.

Re has kept the large opposition yewslry Store IN
Albany and Saratoga the past twenty Eve years. and
JEWELRY, Etc, from 10 10 % per cent. below the
usual prices. N. B.-Most Of Gaese 6ne goods hsE 9
been obtained In exchange for real estate and will be
cold for cash without resarl 20 price, ct
ie7 No. 46s PEEkeYLyAEIA AVENUE,