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wBELMoNT FAIR.-The next Fair
of the Belmont Independent Agricultu-
ral Society Will be held on the 18th, 14th
and 18th of September, 1871.
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@WILLIAM OKEY, JK., and CoRNE
LIUs BELT. of this place, start for Kan
sas, this, Tuesday, morning, with the In
tention of locating and farming.
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Notice.

Aup,roRs oFrics, MesRoE Co, %,
WooDsrlsLD. Feb. l. 1871.
InsEPH ABBOTT will take notice that The
j mouey for the redemption Of Lot No. Is,
Graysville, sod for taxes June II, 1855. hs,
been rsdesmed. and the money depositsd in
this Office. SkM'L GRIXEHAW,
iet7u:y x6dison
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EVA man who is too poor to take
the SPIRIT spends so cents for liquor and
25 cents for tobacco every week, or S39
a year for these ssluxuries."
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Farm for. Sale.


ONE mile northwest of Woodsfeld, Monroe
" county, Ohio, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
knowd as the Ford farm. The undersigned,
Executors of the estate Of Henry Ford, Sr.,
deceased now offer the above named farm at
private sale. -. .,
The improvements consist of two large
frame barns,with sstabiing capacity snfa cient
for three hundred head of sheep. and 9th er
necessary stock; one dwelling house, two to-
ries, containing six rooms and cellar; never.
failing we'll Of water at the door: one tenant
house, one story frame, and all out buildings
necessary; large apple orchard in full bearing,
with some peach, plam, cherry and grapes.
The .and'is in q high state Of cultivation,
all the cleared land being so~n to grass seed !,
excepting ten acros of oorn-stalk ground,
which produced 900 bushels of corn last
season. The farm has been used for stock
growing for the last twenty five years, which
accounts for it's great fertility.
Terms fair; deferred payments to be secured
by mortgage. For further particulars call on
THOMAS H.. FORD.
or SAMUEL G..SMIrH.
feb2Stf. Woodsfield, Ohio.
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kE The citizens of Switzerland town
ship formed a Farmers Mutual Fire In
surance Company last week.. >Mr. M.
HoEFrLER went up to assist them.
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~Just as we expected, the Editorial
Convention, held at Akron, O., on the
23d inst, didn't amount to much.
I EWe have received the able speech
of Gen. G. W. MORGAN. We shall lay
it before our readers in short time.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN was, on the 18th day of October, 1870, APP
pointed Administrator Of the estate Of Emanuel
Christy. decd.
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EyA poem on our first page, furnish
ed by YELMER, is curiosity in the way
of terms used to indicate the evil effects
Of rum.
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EE Attention IS invited to the adver.
tisement of VIM. SUMNER & Co, in this
issue.
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EThe County Commissioners meet
on Monday, March 9th.
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~The latest dispatches from France
say: "Peace was considered and con
concluded, but it has not yet beer
signed"
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M A II RI f. ID /.

Feb,Is. by F. M. Beard, Esq, Anthony Will
bur and Amanda Sinton
i Feb 81. at the residence of Jacob Pfalzgraif.
by Rev. 4. a. Grove, Frederick Schneider and
Lydia Wilbur. all of this county.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ was, on the 7th day of November, 1870, ap-
pointed Administrators Of the estate of Jacob
Lsng. deceased. MICHAEL LAPP.
ian10w3
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90. I
ENIGMA.
My first, true lovers wish to gain.
My second always causes pain.
My whole makes people oft complain.

[94:l A hare starts 40 yds before a
hound and is not perceived by him till she
has been up 40 seconds; she gets away at
the rate of 10 miles an hour and the dog
pursues her at the rate Of 1S miles an
hour; how long will the course last and
what distance will the bare have run?
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HThe San Domingo Commission
will not return before April. The whole
affair is humbug and swindle.
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RAn old gentleman named SHEETS
died of Consumption, at his residence
in this place, on Sunday, the Goth inst.
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E The Soldiers Homestead Law will
be found on our fourth page
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STEEL ENGRAVING
OF General Robert e: ice

CUBSCRfBRRS' remitiing 81 for one ye,r's
ID subscription toTTHs SOUTHERN PRKss, an
illustrated Weekly Journal Of 40 columns
will receive an elegant Steel Engraving oi
Gen.. Robert. E. lee, "A = ls inches, forwarded
in a secure. case. postage paid by rs. This
number contains large finely executed like
ness ofsGeu. Lee, engraved by a skillful art.
isl, from 8 photograph, expressly fer The
Press, gith an outline of his life, and an se-
count Of his obsequies. Single copies, iii
ordered eafly;y forwarded to any address on
receipt pf l9s'esntssa Bpergetic Cans asssrs
wanted in every county in the sou,h,ts whem
a liberal list Of premiums is offered IN this
issue. Address,
THE SOUTHERN PRESS,
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For the Spirit.)e

[92 A fishes head is 2 inches long,
the tail is as long as the head and body,
and the body is as long as the head and
two, thirds of the tail. How long is the
fsh2 4 l:is-IS
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kEO Our problem column is particu
larly interesting this'week.
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Instead OF answering Senator Blair,
the Radicals p1int Ct him as dangerous
He fs that
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cEA poem by S J. DUvALL viii be
found OH our first page. 1t is fair
production. above an average.
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Problems, Puzzies. Enigmas, Rid
dies and Answers.

TFor the Spirit.l
1881 ENIGMA.
WAYNE TP., Feb 1S, 1871.
am composed of IA letters.
My 6 134is worn by male and female.
Ny IA l1.1079 is ruminant quadruped
My 2 395 is readily applied on winte
night.
My 5 II is an indefinite article.
My whole advises Whetzel in regard tt
his puzzles &C., in the Spirit of the 14tl
inst. NATHAN OpEN.
[ao.] RIDDLE.
I'm the beginning of eternity,
The end of time and space;
The beginningsof every end,
And the end of every place.
NATHAN ODEN.
(For the Spirit)
VI. ENIGMA.
WAYNE Tr, Feb Is.
My5 81 II is an ornamental seat.
My79 IL is a kind of fruit. -
My IA 48S1035 is a chronological histo
ry.
My 13 3 "a is to utter reproach.
Ny 42I1i is slow movement.
My whole is great natural curiosity o.
North America. W. H. WILLIsoN.
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Cor the spirit.l

For the spirit
1871 From 120 degrees take liz de.
grees SO min. l fur. 10rods 16 ft4in
1851 A chemist filters Is gallons 8
qt. l pit. of rain water in | day; at the
same rate how much could he filter in 4 d.
6 h. 80 min. Answers are requested.
NoTABENB.
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Bingham, Buckeye, J. A. Hickinbotham,
j. w. Beardmore and Jacob Stricklinp

76-9776 plus bbls Ans Geo. Smith,
Jacob Strickling andBuckeye Between
81 and 8 10: Bingham; 8 bbls 26 gal.
OTIS / pit and 2 6-7 gills: Notabene. 297
plus gallons: j. A. Hickinbotham and j.
w. BeardmOre.
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TIL SO # 6s plus SO in. Answer by
Buckeye and Jacob Strickling. lSx15x
.7S54-212 058 cubic # area; by ]. A.
Hickinbotham and j. w. Beardmore.
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72-Father and daughter Answers
by Buckeye, Bingham, Jacob Strickling,
Peter Ruescgger, Notabene j. A. Hickin
botham and J. w. Beardmore. Unncle
and niece; the man had brother but
no brothers: by Guess.
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HThis issue is the first number of
the new volume of the SPIRIT-vol 2s,
No. !
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EEThe winds are saying to the roads
dry mp.
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T-S324. Ans. by Geo. Smith, Bing
ham, Buckeye,J. A. Hickinbotham and J
w. Beardmore.
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4 n s w E R 5 .
IFor the Spirit.l

69-Square 100000; circle 80424S-
difference 2l9752. BINGHAM.
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7S-54 miles. Ans. by George Smith,
Bingham, Buckeye, Jacob Strickling, j.
A Hickinbotham and ]. w. 'BearGmore.
564 miles: Notabene. los ms: Guess.
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HThe crows have CONES
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79-To day. Answer by Whetzel, No
tabene, Bingham, Guess, j. A. Hickin.
botham and j. w. Beardmore
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~The Holmes County Farmer
hoiststhe following State ticket:
FOR GOVERNOR,
GEORGE III. PENDLETON,
Of Hamilton County.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
GEN. THOMAS EWING. JR.,
Of Fairfield County.
ESouth Carolin

TSubject to the decision OF the Demo
cratic State Convention
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75-esee 30. Ans. by Geo. saith,
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G95. What is the convex surface of a
pentagonal prism whose altitude is IL #.
and the sides of whose base are 8, 4, 6, 5
and respectively?
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73-Obey your parents. Answers by
Buckeye. Jacob Strickling, Bingham, Pc.
ter Rucgscgger. Notabcnc, j. A. Hickin-
botham and J. W. Beardmore.
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74-12 550SSl-lOO0O0O. Answer by
Geo. S Smith, Jacob Strickling Buckeye,
j. A. Hickinbotham and j. W. Beard
more. 10 1l-20, nearly: Bingham.
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S1-The letter M. Ans. by Whetzel,
Buckeye, Bingham, Guess, Notabene, Pc.
ter Ruegsegger, j. A. Hickinbotham,
j W. Beardmore and Jacob Striskling
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S2-Winter. Ans by Whetzel, Bing-
ham, Buckeye, Notabene, Peter Rueseg-
ger, Jacob Strickling,J. A Hickinbotham
and j. w. Beardmore.
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70-As l to 1.72s. Answers by ia
cob Strickling and Buckeye.
76-As 8 and5. BY Bingham.
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S0-Co-nun-drum. Ans. by Whetzel,
Bingham, Buckeye andJacob Strickling.
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g H a r Z = 8 T O N
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Convention Bill Passed the Senate.
Senator johnson Resigned
Especial Dispatch to the Register

supreme Court Bin Passed
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=. n. srAIIxAs.
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RAILROAD! RAILROAD!!

By Amos & Spriggs, A,ty's. fl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06

OHE WAY TO PkEsREvs THE PEAcg
seems 10 Us that the suspension of the work on
9Th street By request of the Governor and Board
OF Public Works, Ito preserve the peace OF the
city" looks good deal Ike trucking to mob
cict2tion. If peace is 10 be preserved ONLY bv
allowing the rioters 81 have their own way. We
had better abandon our expensive police force.
our courts, and all our machinery for the en-
forcenient OF law and order, and come down to
communist rule, pure and simple.
But does the Superintendent of Police ds-
Clare himself unable to maintain order with bis
force We have no idea that the police that
were able to suppress the formidable election
riots Of the past are now unable to deal with
AsTeellus West aud his squad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06

Labor seems to be suspended again on the
new market house. The hum Of busy Industry
from the two laborers employed there with a
shovel and hoe Is heard 10 more. liz cannot
be that the labor strike has caused this ds.
plorabie suspension Of activities. As TIA
increase of price on tse whole force (of ~
wouiu only amount to seysnty-ivs cents per
day, it certainly cannot be that the company
would suspend their entire building opsr~.-.
in dread Of this increased eSpsn" III
there must be some other car -'O'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06

~sEOURITT In LIFE INSURANCE. Beng
NS 81 the hrst importance. the NORTH WEST
changed its rate Of reserve to per cent tina anon
ng an InPREsNABLE SECURITY for the payment Of
~ pone h 81 the Company ~ they become claims.
- usha-r .-.,-. L. Y. KNIGHT, General Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06
Largest CircIatien in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
neutrality-suspicious. O, 1871
Communism I'm Washington.

IT the laboreTs who are now seeking an In
crease OF pay do not wish TO lose all hold upon
pubic sympathy, they VIII at once repudia.e the
leadership of brutal, ignorant demsgoxues OF
the Galcellus West stripe. The most blood
thirsty and incendisIy utterances of the Paris
Commune did not much exceed In -atrocity
those hovled out at the meeting last night by
this fellow West. and one or two Of his COL
leagues. He urged the excited audience 10 go
seek the contractors and the aristocrats and
s'sGike terror into their hearts," 'sLet Us have
their blOod", said this wosld-be cut-throat.
"Take their heads Of their shoulders! "I,as
our motto be, BLOOD! he beloved; and then
he went on to eulOsizs Fred Boswell, who for
some occult reA< On seemed to stand high in nj.
favor.
Another orator, Thomas Earoney, also in
Voked terrible punishment upon the head, OF
the bl0atcd aristocrais. To be clean sbs ved az
wear a shirt collar, even if paper, was in thu
opinion Of the trGeulent Naroney a sufficiently
ofeDs,ve attempt at superiority to bring pory
Iuuisbment upon the offender. In fact tina
staple OF the speeches of these assumed Leader,
OF the lsborers was virulent denunciation os
property holders; and the advocacy of violent
means, after the communist fashion, to make
contractors and property holders come to terms
Now We advise the lsboring men to discard
these demsgogues of the Narcotics West kind
who seek 70 ride on their shoulders for
their own selfish ends Let them organize for
the protection OF their interests into respectable
labor associations after the fashion of the Trades
Unionsof the mechanics. They will then be able
TO demand and enforce their rights In a dizni-
ned, elf-respecting, law abiding way Bullet ma
have no rant about Gore, and the heads of the
contractors. Let us have no more attempt, 20
enforce their demands BY mob lsw;.no more
attempts to drive other laborers from their WORK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06

How the present mlschisvously managed
strike Is iDjuring the laboring men is shown
BY our Georgetown column. The coal trade
there is TO be suspended, coal shipments from
Cumberland by canal have been stopped, and
viii be diverted to Baltimore by rail. The
boats now at Georgetown will be sent TO Alex
andria to unload. In this way the extensive
coal businesl here and the varied business
connected with 1t, giving employment TO so
many laborers, will be cut off, The n,oaav
put In circulation here by the coal trade will
60 elsewhere, aud yet worse, the price OF coal
win be increased to every consumer. This il
helping the EsboriHg man with a vengeancei
Another Instance; the project of erscting
fine block Of buildings near st. Aloysius Church.
for which the plans had been drawn and tbe
money for the proseeut.on of the work brous NJ
here for investment from philadelphia, was to-
day abandoned by the protector and the money
returned to Philadelphis, because Of the dir eul-
ties and enhanced cost brought on BIZ the strike.
Others contemplating extspsive Improvements
propose TO abandon them. at least for this sea-
son. Altogether the result of the strike cannot
but be disastrous to The laboriDg man. uxa.
diy timed and very badly managed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06

Sunday last must p
.,.. ave been o cheerful da = In
s-,,- metropolis. Judging from the
mead line' in the New York Times of
The Spirit OF Nurder-DreadfuI Scenes o.
Blood in tue Metropolis YesteTdsy-A sunday
Debsuch and What Came OF it-An Officer on
Post Shot Down by q Patrolman OF Duty
Bloody Scenes in a Sixth-Avenue DRINK ING
Den-A Ninth Precinct Oficer Shot in Tia
Discharge Of His Duty-Savage Assaults with
Iron Bare. KNIVES, Clubs. and Other ImpIe-
nentS-Amusements OF the Dan pero,ys Glasses ,,
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~wAsHINGTon. D. c.. MAY 81. ISL

4
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Thst from and
Mule, Bgil, steeH dow Calf Heifer. sheep, Goat,
Hog 81 Goose will BE- permitted to at large in
q cities OF ashiDg ION and Georgefovn and that
any such animals found running AZ Jar as In any
street, sysnge sey. pqbIte PLACE Or pnslic
be taken rp BY such pertcn or psrsou.f q. nay be
authorized by thts Board, aud impounded I'M the
sss sSrps IN M.sh9so1 and re-
With ihe provisions Of aD ordnance Of this board
en'ttlsd IAN ordinance TO prevent domestic ant
wsls II, m rnanisg at large within the cities o.
BY order etc T5TtfOs. VERDI Id,
Jel 2w Health Officer aud sec'y Of the Board.
~ IMPORTANT TO owNERsoF DpGs.
w WksHINeroN. ID. q May %, Ell
Dogs about their premises which they SIRE 10
have disposed OF ito avoid expense and resnop i
biiity Of muzzlina under the recent lawJ may on
Application to the Undersigned. b. letter or ofher-
wise, prior to the 18Th or JUNf. have said dogs
taken away without charge. The Law referred 90
SIC, II. And Be itfsrtasr saactsr, That unmuzzIed
degs going upon street avenue or other Do bic
place between the fifteenth day Of Juue and the fir
d0gs bitten by hydropho5ic dogs, shaiI be deemed
nuisanees Injurious TO health; ard any person ow
go urnuzzitd upon any street. alley or other mn
Ic place between the fifteenth day OF June and the
hteenth day OF September in any year. or who sh ali
ewn6d or kept bf then which has rone mad d' =,
given symptoWs of hydrophobis: or who shall omit
10 conhne any such amin al exposed TO such sse
or which has been bitten by Q hydrophobic deg or
an NAL. shall be deemed guilty of keepfng and
hinng a nni-anee, ana upon conviction thereof
more than twenty five collars; and any dog COINS, AZ
large between tho fifteenth day 81 June and the ar
iound W W SA'' "A0'o'e'
By permission e. so ySTa. HIsltA 9ssr
yel ot washington and HeorcetoWu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06

THE FIRM OF HINE a WILSON Is mrs.
SOLVED By mutual consent. = (. 80 IT,
HIBZBEBG JOSEPH, - = =
REAL ESTATE BROKEBs AND GEEEPAL
..,.-s AGENTS.
2224H street, between Penn. ave. and Oct y. W.
Resl Estate bought, sold and rented. Loans ne
gOt1att1. .--- 60 jeS2p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06

PROF. COOKS BALM OF LIFE, -
atvhoesale and retsal BY The following frst class
Druggists: Stott q TO-. 4so Pa. ay.; j. II. NaioEs
cor. 7th and ii sts.: w. y. Thompson. 1O3 18th sey
;. 4. Lewis, 1494 lhh q " ard 4 W alsh. cor. Pa
and 18th st.; p. Mi burn Co.. a31 18th st.;
g. G. q. simms, cor. N. Y as. and 1fih ST.; Marin
Bro. cor Pa Az and 9Th &; Calvert Ford I 500
Crepley, II Bridge ST., Georgetown; also, retail
By Druggists generally. Manufacturing Depot, COR
lions. ie3-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06

E'bk0ANN DBESs GOODS y
BLACK SILKS, BLACK ALPACAs, OOLORED
s.iPAsEsAEF SEEEE5 n0HAJEs
piN pin TEA q q K9sE p P9RLIss 50 MmER sII as.
IoRIk LhMNs,. LINEN LAWNS, Swiss
RRHL'is,a nv rrRsEhSN HESL4Ss; 0Bshk9lEs.
hDISEs. WHITE sATINB FOB SO Ire BU EF
BATlsTE, PACIFIC LAWNS, PBBoALES, Z rc /,
ZONE FRICK. JUST DEALIsG TO ALL
BEGAN & WYLIE
JSu lois and e. 7th street, N w.
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NJ HEP COOL

By bathing the head, ey ee, face ears WI lists aud
hands, hen oyerheafed and when suf-
ering from fever, with that =
Cooling Solution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06

The New Hampshire Legislature meets TO-
morrow, and will decide who is to be Governor
Weston, the democratic candidate has so:
plursr.J over Pike, republican, but the
Temperance, Labor Reform and scattering
votes put him In q minority Of 32s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06

Have the police arrested the cut throat dema-
sogue Marcellus West? II not, they are cen
snIable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06

The democracy Of the 1st district of Tennessee,
talk OF running Andrew johnson for thei
Reprc sentative in Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-06
FOR SALE AND RENT.

.EoR sAbB-A In Arss-a.ry BRICK HOUSE,
ssss ost o u ssss:s. ss.i Q. fTiss rs.scass,..
Tol SAIL,
ri -; ss.ss:s nd vi :: :eiS ' On ioS o.
sn ool n::l * a;t :ss sI .:.s.,s..
oks .I nxts u, nns ooUsIRY STAT, in fun
"A, TO-. R dss, s.rroended Win trees, orch
.pnu HALL soss ~ = E;,:.. . s.c .,
L coTfAaIss al sTpf Ho6sffI ssLLPp.s9sy; Two
ie1 as alien sssos sss n .sS1 land
requiring but @odersts cam e.sssui Terms Easy,
corner 18th street aSd New 5kows,
nhhd lkep. and ohrOnJ
A 7 PBLvATE sALn-The beautiful OsyNTKY
"A RksIDENgH called /" Dunbsrton Hsa, .iia-
s:sn ssou, X miles rom %s.ain st.s a. g. TS.
plsoe ecptains seont twsnty three Of land I'm
sSOm: and the other iSrss: lee i soSSs barn.
and other Of IN ne
soIss Is one OF The finest in the District Any one
call and examine this property For terms apply
BkT IN y 1.fssT Addressed to J. fs
FOB sALE Oh ExCHAsGE.
$4,000 AgsEs OF LAND IN Macon county. \.
~, Blue Ridge kailread rnnnins through h.
so,90o acres IN Cherokee eountY,S. O., al hae
1azng lands, ano covered with choice timber su-
Rerlor lruit cilnste, especially the apple. Also.
$4,000 acres In shannon and Reynolds counties,
Oregon, viii exchange for city property, or Part
D. h. sWkTLAED, Federal Block,
mhll-d corner OF 7tb and r streets.
LOB REHT-A desirable and ooumOdloas
4 HOUSE, with ell the modern inproy ements
situated on the corner Of 18th and streets. Tor
terms and partfsular inquire Of Se7 Pennsylania
avenue. oox,-d
EoR RLHT-Thrse- story BRICK HOUSE, eight
IL rooms, no. II Q Qkyeet, between North Capitol
and LIST gtreets, rear OF the Government Printing
once. Bent IN per month. Inquire OF p. LIZA
M. nextooor. nd3e-r
EOR REHT-Oomfortatiy furnished PARLOk
l. and OHAASkRe, In Q ho1se with ell modern
I'm proyement, and IN q beautiful situation: south
'front.' IN the First Word: corner Nth and streets;
No. SOOe. &C A-dd
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or the one hundred and six members OF tbs
commune government, only Pyat remains a
large, and he will hardly be able to elude tn.
vigilance OF the VeTsaillists much longer.