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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-02
D A 7 s

Damsels Of Time, the hypocritic Days,
Mufaed and dumb like barefoot dervishes,
And marching single in an endless file,
Bring diadems and fagots in their hands.
To each they offer gifts after his will,
Bread Kingdoms stars. and sky that holds them all
!, In my pleached garden, watched the pomp,
gotmy morning wishes, hastily
Took few herbs and apples. and the Day
Turned and departed silent. I, too late,
Under her solemn hllet saw the scorn.
r. ~ AMerson.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-02

-Alsace and Lorraine are not ito
only provinces which France is likely
to lose. 1t is asserted that Germany
will make an effort to secure the neu-
tralization Of Savoy, which Napoleon
wrested from Italy after the war of 1855.
To this Southern France will not readi-
ly consent. 1t is intimated, indeed,
that the opposition in that section to
the cession of Alsace and Lorraine j.
so determined aud uncomfortable that
insurrection against the new Govern.
ment is threatened in the event of its
yielding to this demand Of the Ger
mans. Nevertheless, the Assembly
seems disposed to vote in favor Of tho
'cession, probably because it has no
other alternative.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-02

There wero only 300 divorces in
Vermont last year; butt wasn'ta good
season for the business. In year or
two they hope to have the facilities for
producing them 50 increased that no
amily need be without 'one.
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B1 1LoRzNos xARR1Ar (xRs. ROSS oHuRcH).
"The poison Of asps Il under their lips"
"A Me that is all le may be met With and fought
outright,
But lie that IL part truth 10 harder matter to
fight"
-Itsnus0n
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-02
A WINTER MOONLIGHT.

Tho moon above the eastern wood
shone st it, full; tho hill.range stood
TrananEured in tho ailvery food.
IT. brown SHOWS flashing cold and keen
Dead white, save where some sharp ravine
Took shadow, or tho sombre green
OF hemlocks turned to pitchy black
Against the whitsness at their back.
For such world and such night
Most fitting that unwarming light,
Which only seemed where'er it fell
To make the coldnsss visible.
Whittier,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-02

HoNoa to him who, seltsomplete and brave
In soorn, can carve his. pathway to the grave,
And, needing naught Of what men think or say,
Make his own heart his world upon the way.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-02
0. O. HINES,
THE PAINTER p

Having permanently located in St. Cloud,
to, and wiu, with the aid of Paint, Var
nishes, and other accessories Of the craft, re-
j6venate OLD BUILDINGS, CARRIAGES,
SIGNS, &c., and make them appear as
subjects Of . like character should on the
[branch1 line Of the N. P. r. r. I "sxRAs''
new work a. veil a. most any body else ;
do Paper hanging, either plain OF decor.-
tive; Graining, Gliding, Glazing; almost
anything in tho line Of painting, Try me.
Shop on Washington Avenue,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
vl3nl6
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g. P. PEABODY,
WHoLHsALHDuAII1IH
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
l07 Third Street,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
-, l.,'
THE undersigned offers for sale = good
i farm Of 100 acres, on the north and Of
Maine Prsire, about - :. -A.>
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty sores are timber, the balance prsi-
rie anil meadow, and the whole q enclosed
with . good fence ;thirty scres being under
cultivation. On tho pre- emises ia
GOOD. COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables, granary aud storeheuse two
good wells. aud other imp rovements. This
farm is directly on the main road from st.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire at this Office, or Of
'.--s J. 8. DAM,
On the pr emises.
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r.r.l and Government tadvertieements, u cents
.onsre for the first insertion, and sly cents Per
srrare for each subs ,quent insertion.
a. Attorneys oreering in legal advertisements are
i.. th"re ia special agreement to charge tho same
another party. Payment in all cases to DO MADE II
ADVANCE OF upon delivery Of the ahaeaSit' =.
1.c.l Notices. l6 cents per line to sransient ana
10 cents per line to regular, advertisers
Notice o. iaeasa csnt. nor line; marriage notices
- cents.
s. Alpolitica, religious or other notices. e'n''
orlins. 4.
4 sn..ial place and double column advertlSe"sn"
4. - inserted at rates agreed uPoA'
7. Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
a STRANGERS must pay in advance, or give sa''s"s'
t>ry references.
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ST. PAUL
Marble andyGranite Works.
THOMAS BOWER.

MAhu1acturer OF an1 Dealer in
Foreign and American Marble honu.
monts, Grave Stones, Gene
tery Posts, &c.
Also, Agent for the State Of Minnesota
for the Chicago
Terra Gotta Co.'S Flower Vases, and
Orn0mented Terra Gotta.
Agent for the celebrated Red and Gray
Scotch Granite.
No. 354 Third street, Upper Town, St.
paul. Minn. vl2-n32-ly
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1his Hsuse has just been rs-dtted and
ss-far.ished throughout, and offers to
guests every comfort 10 DO desired. The
Isbles are provided with tho best Of every
Aiue in its season, served up in palatable
style. tsgss start from the Heuse dali
= for Fsrt Abereronbis, Fort Ripley. and
nIsrnsaiste points. n2l
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-02

lob PRIN TIN G.
o. al kind,, plain eoored. executed on short ns-
tiee. n the best style, aud at st. Paul prices rns
Ing done in German ana a. NorxsSaa; .;eist;on ~ "A
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-02

"osnAo6 So"Au oPPeaE WVEo uaVukoA tAon
she should drop 1t in the box herself ;
she was not even suspicious that Mrs.
LeDnox would watch her while she did
80. Yet Antoinette was close at her
elbow as she took the letter from her
pocket, and the lynx~oyes were rivited
upon the box in which she placed it :
aud, quick and nervous rs tho action
was, it was very possible for a byst.od.
or to see that the address was in initials.
Anyway, Mrs. Lennox saw it; and,
speedy as flash Of lightning, formed
her own plan for finding ont where it
was sent to. Yet, who that had seen
the sweet Indifferent smile with which
she turned to Mrs. Archer could have
guessed that she was plotting sgainst
her peace Of mind?
"Where do you go next, dear 2"
"Ne1t? Why, home again, don't
we7" replied Eugenia; "unless you
want any thing yourself; Antoinette r
"Not I; but I thought you had some
other business, besides posting your let
ter 2"
"Oh, yes, to be surel" exclaimed
Euge.ia (she was growing more skiltul
in deceit, poor creature y II went need
les aud thread. Which is the best
shop for them, Antoinstte >17
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Notary Public, Real Estate and In suran 90
Agent. County Attorney Of Meeker
County. Special sttention T. titles to
Public Lands, and to obtaining Land Pat
eAts.
Litohheld, Meeker Cou,y MIMI.
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RECEPTIONS.
THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTroya.

TIE PRESIDENTS RECEPTIONS.
The Presidents receptions will be ON the fol-
lowing evening" Friday, January 20; Friday,
February 3; and Monday, February %, from
% 10 o'clock.
MRS. GRANTS RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. Grant viii receive on Tuesday afternoons
OF each week, from 2 80 clock to O'Clock.
MRS. CoLFAx's RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. COIfax will receive on Wednesday, dur
ing January and February, from to ?. m.
CABINET DAYS.
No visitors viii be received by the President
On Cabinet days, Tuesdays and Fridays,) nor
will they be received on other days until after
y O'Clock.
THE STEAMERS RECEPTIONS.
The receptions of Speaker Blaine will be held
AZ his residence, s2l Fifteenth street. on the fol-
lowing Friday evenings, between the hours OF
and II O'Clock, viz January Is and q; Feb
rusry 10, Il, and "a.
MRS BLAINR's RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. B,aine's receptions will lie held every
Wednesday, between the hours OF and p. m.
OTHER RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. Secretary Delsro will receive on wednes-
days, from to 5 o'clock p. Ii.
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IL tie citizens of Washington are true to
themselves, they will set on foot, at the meet
ing TO be held al the Board OF Trade rooms this
evening, sach measures rs must ultimately re
suit n the proper paving by the Washington
and Georgetown Railroad Company Of that
portion Of Pennsylvania avenue surrendered
10 IT, use. There Is neither reason nor Justice
IN coneeding to corporation privileges or i'm
munitiss in this respect which are not possessed
by private individuals; and if the subject l.
adequately handled by those most interested
one would think that the desired reform can
a.; iaii TO lie brought about. Let wise counseIs
prevail at the meeting to night, and then let
Tie course il thinks proper to adopt be vigor-
Oasly sId peTsistently followed up, and some
thirg must give way. No abuse can stand long
against strong popular demand for its abate-
ment accompanied by such demonstrations A.
stow that the public is thoroughly in earnest
OF tie subject.
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TO wHARF BUILDERS,
. ESGINEBR's OFFICE,

FLfth Ltght- Hosx. DISfr,GS
BALTIMORE, NJ D., January 10 ls5I I
Sealed Proposals in duplicate will be received Al
TINS Office. until ~ O'Clock m SATURDAY. Feb
ruary =, ISL, for building Wharf at the Light
Bouse Depot, Portsmouth, Va. according to tn.
plans and specifications be 90 at this Office a,
The Office of ths Light House Inspector Norfolk
Va. and at the Light House Engineer Once, cor
ner 9Th snd w alE ut stI eets. Phil sdelphia, Pa
Bidders will state the time when they propose To
complete the work Bids must be upou the forms
provided at the places DESIGNATED above. and must
be accompanied by guaranty, signed by two re-
sponsible parties, in the sum Of one thoussnd dol
lars. that tbs bidder will enter into Contract OF
the terme Of his bid, II IL is srded to him Promo
sails will be endorsed |" Proposals for bnildiAe |.
wharf at Portsmouth. Vas. and viii be addressed
ian st Capt Of Eng 10, Light. Honse Eng,r
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Tie people Of Washington would be glad to
know on What grounds Mr.. Mckenzie, of Viz
giEia. objected to day 70 the introduction of a
resolution OF inquiry into the course OF the
Washington and Georgeto.n Railroad Com
pany IN refusing TO pave their portion of the
street Nr. Mckenzie is on the District Com
mittee' and our people have a right to expect
fairness and Justice from him.
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Tie resolutions which passed the Board Of
common Council some weeks ago, instructing
the committee 10 represent the interests OF the
city before Congress to urge upon that body
the passage Of bills LIST. granting public land,
CT money 70 aid the public schools OF Washing
tCL. "a. restoring the roll-tax, the proceeds to
30 20 the school fund. Sd, creating a general
scEcOl system for the city; we're amended in the
Board OF Aldermen by striking out the clause
IN reference to the poll-taN, and the lower board
having agreed 20 the amendment, the resolu-
tons row stand passed.
There vas some discussion in the Board of
Aldermen as TO what the clause in reference to
a general school system means, some members
asserting that it looks 10 mixed schools of
white and oolored children, while Others con.
tended that il only contemplates one Board OF
Trustees for al the schools white and coIored
II was generally conceded that it might mean
much or nothing; but, notwithstanding these
expressions Of opinion, was not amended 10
make Il more definite.
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The Board Of Aldermen passed a resolution
last night instructing the police committee 10
bring in bill " making additional regulations
IN regard 10 hogs, COWS goats and geese This
l. rather vague. Is il proposed to enlarge the
privileges OF these animals in our streets, or to
reduce them@
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The following letters sneak for Themselves

WAsHIN6ToN, November 4th. l570.
=, nv. Arth-y NGf;aNs Dear Sir II: After q very
thcrsugh aud impartial trial Of your Crystal Dis
cOvery for month, feel compelled to acknowiedg.
lts very great superiority over any other article
toration of the color and growth Of the hair and n
one Using II according to dis ections fail a,p
convinced TO attain this much desired result to per
fes ion The simplicity OF the preparation and it.
entire cleanliness affords . opportunity TO tn
vast numbers utterly Disguised with the poisonous
nostru;ns In use. Having q large number OF M
personal acquaniances who use your preparation
with equal success, cordially recommend Crysta
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/" The Primitive Baptists OF Southvas,
Georgia announce that they will excommpn;
cate any member who takes ADVANTAGE of ths
Bankrupt or Homestead law. INC
ga Convention OF colored ministers. ca,Ied
together for the purpose OF considering the reli-
glors, moral, social and intellectual Condition
o. the eolored people OF the State Of MARYLAND.
assembled IN Baltimore yesterday
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National Convention for the purpose ofen-
deaToEiDg TO secure an amendment to the Con.
sutution Ito Indicate that this is a Christian
nation" Will commence its sessions at Philad.l-
phia tC-mOrrOw.
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80 ---------7--
BOARDING..

A FAMILY OF ADULTS CAN HAVE PLEAS
"A ANT ROOMS and BOARD by applying al 5Os
18th street, one door north OF 4. Four Table Board
ers can also he accommodated. ALI ~
EIRST CLAaa BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT Rooms, to be had on ressepabl.
terms at 1901, cor. Pennsylvapia avenue ami Istt
street. Good location and accessible mhI,-iy
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wlSEyNernx n a. yulv 9s,n ,g-n

WASHINGTON. n. O.. July 18th, $50
Ny. Arthnr A1ttGHs-Dear cir: 1t affords me pleas
ure 10 say that have used your Crystal Discover
with perfect success. Having tried many others,
md yours superior to any l have heretofore used
sind cannot too highly recommend il as a rapid pro
mOter Of the growth Of the hair, and by few ap oil
cations restoring II to its original color LIZ Is per
fecty clf an and free from any Objectionable matter
Very respectfully, yours, T. W SILyOY
b street. between 4th and 5th A. w
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Easy Divorce.

Indiana does not seem quite satisfied with her
system Of easy divorce which has made that
State the resort OF all the discordant couples
OF the country. Governor Baker, in his late
message, urgently recommends q change in the
divorce law and the adoption of a new statute
containing the following provisions:-1. The de-
PENDANT, when a resident of the State, shall be
sued in the county of his or her residence. Q
The plaintiff must have been a resident Of the
State for one year prior to the filing of the peti
ton, and must remain such until Judgment Is
rendered. 5. Exclusive jurisdiction OF divorce
applications shall belong to the Circuit. court.
!. No divorce shall be granted except upon
grounds which are sufficient by the laws OF the
State within which the same occurred. s. The
ale cations a. to place and time at which the
causes of the divorce occurred shall be verified
by affidavit and proven on trial.
The adoption Of this statute would seriously
restrict the present facility of obtaining d.
SOTces By fugitive husbands and wives from
other States. and would probably turn the tide
towards Massachusetts,, where the tendency
seems 70 be in favor of legislation to enable
these married bat not mated 10 sever the disa.
greeable tie. A bill is now pending in Massa-
chusetts granting 20 every married pair who
viii live apart for three years a complete
divorce, without any other ground. If divorce
Is to lie made easy, the mode set forth in the
Massachusetts bill is probably as good as any
r. serving 70 relieve divorce proceedings of the
revOltiug charges and scandal now made the
ground. in most Instances, for a severance OF
the marriage tie. BHt it seems to Us that
throughout the country there is such a whole
some and decided reaction against the easy
divorce business and its free.love afinities, that
Massachusetts, viii not be found prepared to
take the ground vacated by Indiana. State
legislation hereafter il this country, we take it,
VIII be in the direction OF strengthening the
marriage tie rather than in the opposite course
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The various committees on the carniva, re-
Port encouraging progress. The fete Ia IN he .
success.
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TENCELSIOR LODGE, no II, 4. or r,
~ yo, ,k qDde. ths authority Of the Grsad
socy Coed reio.: ali, o o. ssd sissr W.T. rs.
iis:t ike eS'1 Tnos. HAsLrM. Rs.
sSGaII6S r sSn fh T'Ri s e; A
Sis$ 5:sS.,, a. Il 81
nc. ITE9BoEE Z; GATGafL' fss:ade.s.
EDGAR 1. BOORAEn. Secretary. ji6-si
"F BENCH FAIR.
fhs Fair will be open EVERY DAY THIS
" hin i,om L clock noon until IL at night, az
The ARTICLES o,rsd for sale ie1 ere s Of the finest
ana quality, and the prices in no higher an
lunch and I siss9. S,a
band Of music in nightly attendance
i ADHESION ''n'y i've cents Children ten cents
"THE USpERsIGsED. owners ami le.sees
lS.Sa,, q property on Penesylyania avenue,
Of fsds Rooms on g y h ssf e
the Purpose Of consulting ami taking such measure,
as MAJ be deemed most eSp.dient for requiring the
,Sad o. mgsny on III aid avenue, to Be pIsced on
IT, H. Ss% Sd Ho'5 1s tes, Of Private
4 r. SSh,JH. ;esii Brcs. ss%g', Bacon o.
2. d. Gilman. Joseph shiiiingtop,
Daniel b Clarke, VII CO. III. Morrison,
&m NJ sbastsr Bro. M Hran i ! T Fsser'
BLANC h.rd 4 Mohun, Geo. " cochran,
jais-! aH' & Co. Walter D. WIN ~ i Spau'dins'
~ IRE ORPHANs-Tbe Annual Meeting Of
~ the WASHINGTOH CITY Orphan AsY
Cbureh. 9th street. Rev n Dr. j. q smsSs an
MEDSEsPAY EyESINe. J.nusry 18th, at ~
By order beafd Of 10 s.sod
CATHARINE O. GIDEON, Secretary.
sS a GaF0n Herald Gh Gazsist +
nFAMERICAH COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
che Fifty fourth Anpfyersary Of the American
n , ,terlsn Church, ~ street on TUESDAY. January
i Hon: Joan e. G%hIRogE i. to preside. and
addreIse, will be delivered BY the Rev. BENJAMIN
saG Rp Ri a E; I2 e aAessSE DID,
The occasion promises to be one of unusual in
teIest. jal43tr
NOTICE.
Al persons desiring to appear in Fancy or Mas
querade Costumes during the coming Carnival are
son House No: 405 Iith street where all necesssry
jsio.ti : " icSron i Rep. p..rio,.I
nTsPECIAL NOTICE-RKMOvAL<I have
rs.. de mSgsa ny store from s9s to aga TN
happy to serve my friends and the public.
,s. Window Shades. Pictures and
70 w Picture Frames
CREOLE BALM,
u 10 fp,l snd P,sr,M "a. Sk,n .rOm C,app,ns
in w sshiD gton by CLARK Co, AZ Street and Penn
sylyans avenue; Ridssy, Penns, Ivania enue, be
between @ street and New York avenue; Xii
Brothers, cerner 7th and y streets In Georgetown
BY &; MS W. T. A. Richie, and W. Mcleod.
~FRENCH fab
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M ASHIRGTOH AQUEDUCT.
PROPOSALS. FOB STONE WORK.

WASHINGTON, ID. o.. January 18th, ISL
Sealed Proposals will be received until the Eth
day OF February next. for building the Slope w All
Of the Distributing Reservoir Of the Washing top
AQusduct, under an appropriation by Congress
therefor, Of S3s go Plans and specifications forms
Of proposal, and all necessary Information can be
had, after the sd instant from Theo. b samo, Esq
Engineer At the ONCE al the AQueduct, No. 2425
street or from the undersigned ct the Light House
Board. Treasury DE- apartment. Bids will not be con
sidsrsd unles: they are attached 70, and comply
EaSh bidder before lrsssnting bis bid. must deposit
ton, to the credit Of the Washington Aaasduct the
sum Of ESQ., getting rectipts therefor e : Ruaranty
that he viii enter into contract II awarded to him
In accordance With his bid and the Contractor mus
deposit goo additional the award Of tho Contract
As guaranty that he will enter into and ca n on
the work. The money deposited will be refunded
to the unsuccessful bidders after the ard OF the
contract, and to the contractor when his frat nav
mept In due; but failure 70 sign the Contract when
awarded, within ten days thereafter or TO enter
into ~ carry on the work according 10 the specf
cations and TO the amount Of the fret payment shall
forfeit the moneys paid to the United States A.
iiquidata damages Payments will not be made IN
less sums than &26.0o. Twenty per cent will be re
served from the first payment end ten per cent from
each subs anent payment ill the full completion Of
to accept the lowest nor any bid
Proposals must DO endorsed on the euyelopes
Proposals for Buildir 6lops Wall, and atdressei
TO Major GEORGE H. ELLIOT
Corps Of Engineers, Y. Q: A.: Chief Engineer Wash
inaton AQue6ucf Light house Board, Treasury
Department, Washington, ID. u. ial7 Ct
GChrOu Bepub. 81
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL, WOOD!
WOOD coal
W -,il uurt III TIE Lssl qualify
LfhkNs VALLEY, EED AID WHITE ASH
GOALS.
az yes. VI al orders promptly. CHAP.
Alfo, OAK, PINE, AM HICKORY WOOD,
-sv 3 aid -rli' sny length or size
Orders cent ly a ali promptly ATTENDED 10.
Office aud yard. s.Eth .iie canal. corner Tth -
JaltE WALTER II. MARLOw.
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I. At. z. 4. BCILDINH, corner Oh and d streets
An excellent collection Of over II O1 volumes Of
Standard Works, 10 which new ard popular Books
year. de27.ff
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RRlDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHs. BIO,
- DUETS, ROSsEs, ANCHORS and sTABs
Preserved or Erameled In Wax. All kinds OF q air
Brsdipg done, Ornament 81 Bair Work on class and
Pearl BY Mrs. Fries, late Of Bosfon; 300 sth :.
near L. Beferepces:-Mrs President GRANT, Mrs
Admiral 0oldsborough, W. w Corcoran. Gen
Casey. Gen Tom pkins Gen Aiken janls-Iy
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LOST AND FOUND.

j QST-On the 18th instant on 6th street hatxear
- II anu northwest, LADIES' GOLD SLEEVF
BU1IoN The hDoer will receive q liberal revar
on IeaylI the same at No. 1872 9th street. ia ct
Il OST-Between the sore of G. r GulicC and ~.
- Treasury, PACKAGE containing sbout N ~
In money ami checks. liberal reward will be paid
on It's return 70 the owner at no 900 New Jer ,sy
avenue, Capitol Hin. isI7 n
G kEWABD -sirayed on Sunday last a small
W. red and white spotted COW metal ~1cA
knobs on the end of her horns; leather Tax9yS
strap around her neck. The above rewar,j,
VIII DC PAID for her return to No. 1919 /, str--T
OcIheI % IVA street v" IaE-2lr
OsT-Un Saturday night, a LADYS BROOCH
IL The hnder VIII be suitably rewarded by asrlY
ing 10 tn!s oilCe. Jai5 ~
L OST-On Pen1sy lyania Avenue, or An Ayenr,
IL car, about clock ,. on the 18Th In ,tant !.
Lady GOLD WATCH and CHAIN, No IL ln2 a
literal reward paid if left at ID street anc
Miss uri avenue. ialS-3tE
STRAYEp OR sTOLEN-From the stables cor
= Ier Of oh ana streets, on Friday even q
ing, January 18th, ISL one LIGHT BAY ~
HORSE years old; two white hind feet 66H
inches up from hOof; mealy no.ed. Twill pay 30
tor recovery Of Horse and $50 conviction of tef
no lgt- J. n. RUSSELL.
4 OeT-On FRIDAY EVENING, either on i,tr
II street, Pennsylvania avenue. ID, 18th, 9th T. oT
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