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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Fourth DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
ORLEANS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

EIGHTH DISTRICT COURT For TdE PARISH OF
ORLEANS
MRS TI.ODILE PERRIN ". HER hC>EAND-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25

CIRCUIT COURT OF The UNITED STATES FOR
1JiE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT
Or 10! ISIAEA
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PROPOSALS..

DEPARTMENT ~ i4p.oVeNENrs.
CT. o. New Orleans, City Hall.
January I. lR.t \
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Union Bank of i.o.!.iaua, January ~

Bank of New Orleans. New Orleans. De-
'.nl"'. u. i3"A' -i~' IA! :l'.!Ig 'i tn Boz =
~: Directors. ii;. tbs .i.t ...I.j:ji IL. i.'i
III eight it! cent declared! ~ =. j-r
ste. nl.".fieis ;r :".Ii'.. -. .',,:iu.Iv neat.
.:l In y. At,,i ~ ''.-i.'r.
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IOIICE 10 BRITISH CLAIMANTS.


.c : S--c-i that the Undersigned Third
Secretary in heF Britannia Maiesty's Diplomatic
serviee, has been appointed agent for Her Britain
nc Majsstys Government and is authorized to re-
eeiVe at Washington. any claims, the part Of COR
porations, companies, or private individuals, sub
lects of Her Britannia Majesty, upon the Govern
nent Of the United States arising out Of acts COM
mitted against the persons property Of subjects Of
her Britannia Majesty during the period between
the 18th Of April 1S, and the 9Th Of April, lss5, in
elusive, and which yet remain unsettled, coming
within the prsysiens Of Article IL and the five next
following articss of the Treaty of Washington Of
the sth Of May ,lg1; add accordingly, all persons,
being subjects Of Her Britannia Majesty, who may
have claims Of the nature described 10 the said srt-
cles, and which they desir 10 have laid before the
Commissioners to be appointed under those articles
are required 10 notify such desire TO the under
signed, at his office, No. 1903 18th street, between
New York avenue and street, Washington, D. G. /,
and to transmit to him forthwith the particulars of
their claims, together with the requisite dotrmsn-
tsry evidence information in support thereof, for
the purpose Of being submitted to the ComInis
siOners. LEF
And whereas various documents in support Of
claims upon the Governments of the United States
coming within the aforesaid articles of the treaty,
have from time to time been transmitted TO the For
eign Office in London, and still retained in that
Office, notice is further given, that all such docu
ments, now ia keeping OF the Foreign Office, will
forthwith be the undersigned for registration
and class fcatiOn, together with these which may be
now deposited in Her Britannia Msjesty's Legation
at Washington. Persons who have claims on file at
either of the above mentioned places requested
to inform the undersigned of their desire to have
them registered for submission to the Commits
Further netice will be given Of the day Of the first
meeting of the Commissioners, within six months
from which every claim 10 to be presented to the
Commissioners, unless in any case where reasons
for delay shall be established 20 the satisfaction Of
he mn 81
the claim may BE- extended by them to any time not
exceeding three months longer
HENRY HOWARD.
WASHINGTON, n. c., July Is, 1871. jyl5-e cow
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OuSekeepeTs who have not already made en-
gagements Tor their winters supply of fuel. ara
watching the movements OF the coal market
some Of them thinking that perhaps the lowest
price has been reached On this point the Iar,s
sale OF Scranton coal (13O, 900 tons) in New yoT
to-morrOw, may throw some light. During the
past week various troubles were reported frorn
several cOleries In SchuyIkiIl, which have hal
the effect OF somewhat reducing the stock AT the
shipping ports The troubles are said N grow
out OF ntringeHt nts of the agreement on either
one side or the other. In some cases the diff
eultieS have been settled by means of arbitra-
tsOn, hut N others the cOleries stand lie With
out any hope OF start for some time 10 coma
The pennsylvania Coal Company have issued a
circular with their prices for August. The rates
given are thirty and forty cents higher than
those Of the present month According To the
Heading circular, issued some time AGO. freighta
by that road viii be increased for the coming
month. Under these circumstances the results
OF to-nOrrow's sale will BE- looked for with in
tereSt By both dealers and consumers.
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"How 10 Affects Re,, rx,,s,s =,

The above Is the heading 10 the last pararrarh
a. az ueie IN this mornings Patriot IN the in
Junction business, in which it is stated that
hree valuable pieces of real estat. were al
tersised Tor sale in Georgetown and tie firne Of
st announced Tor last evening. The proDertv
Il Wei located and desirable as An iu,-SstInno,t
enu IN Ordinary times would have att-s..t.I -,
s.ueraSie from people desiring 10 invest
an rtal estate The property had been tLoroug hlv
advertised IN the newspaper and In rostsrzs
throSe hOut the city, but owing 10 the unse+tIaj
s.ale on sHairs under the new Territorial gov
tihhi' ~ mere were no bidders. and the property
VS. WllhiTawn, one Of our Old citizens remark
ing mat aS things stood now, he would not toucb
property IN The Territory with fOrty-fOot pole"
1t would take more space than we can afford
10 correct all the blunders and Intentional mis-
statements OF the Patriot in reference to the i'm
Toyements loan; but we are surprised that, in
Its anxiety TO embarrass the new government i.
should venture 10 make statements in reference
To the real estate market in this District. which
every active business man in the community
Knows TO be untrue. The facts In reference tn
1hese Georgetown sales are, briefly as follows
"A part OF the property referred TO was the old
Ut. BOhrer estate on Gay street, which was re-
Clh'ly sold by auction to John Marbury .Jr, for
4,OoV, which was a good price considering that
the property il considerably out of ref,air On
account Of some misunderstanding Mr.. Marburv
refused to take the property and turned it over
To Mr. Libbey, who paid the forfeit 300. and
afterwards declined it. The same property has
been offered several times since, it i, trpe hut
IN every instance rain has prevented the sale
me second piece Of property referred 10 by the
fGtr1ot was a house lately purchased by Mr.. w
H.Ienney, in trade, for which he allowed AZ IN
sn enormous price. IT was withdrawn at Al 40o-
The third property is located on an emblnkme,t
OF tie canal, with no water 'front.' and was with
drawn at II ,oo0-its fun value.
About eight months since the (Tenuevl sto-a
At the corner Of High and Bridge streets
vas bid at auction, and 5000 was offered
Tor IT. A few DAYS since IL was snld Co.,
slo,Nee. The Matthews property, on the HEIGHTS
was orered about one year since at st2 eoo -,
time. Last Saturday it sold for s14.OO0 cash.
Many Instances might be mentioned where mar
sons IN Georgetown are ANXIOUS To buv. hp+
owners are holding their property AZ fun rats
ana give as reason that the new government
VIII enhance the value of property, especially in
GeOrSetOwn- A few days since s2o.Oo0 was "a
fused for piece of property on the Heights
which, tao years ago, was offered for sfs.OO0 ON
time The experience of real estate a .,Iers in
Warrington shows that the same aDpraciatin,
OF values has taken place in this city.
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JUDICIARY SGuARE.-The portion of street
through this large reservation ought TO he tho
most attractive section of that street AMI :,
could be made 80 at triaing expense. Instead of
this, however, il has been allowed 10 bacoma
and to remain so offensive as in a srea, roaas,-a
TO be avoided, except by pedestrians whose busi-
ness leads them through it. For long time the
south half OF 1t has been used As a DUMPING
ground for gravel, sand, &c, 10 the great
annoyance OF the neighbOrhOOd- great. in
deed, As to render it a nuisance. 1t IS now pro-
posed to open street IN similar ps11ner.
through the square, to which we Iernur as one
dumping ground there is enough in ali con-
science Make street even tolerable. and we
care not how soon then F street be opaned to
correspond with it.
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Stock KRnOrf-

~ Borke-s', Brokers ord 6oursreiai Tsl,rr1ps
Lewis johnson & Co quote stJcks aud bonds, In
hGne and fereign mai kets, a. foIlovs: ~
rNEw YORK, Jrly g.-ffrst Board, 10 80 a. m
Y. :. bs ISL, coupon. ll6: SOS % common II ~
S-Ss' "a. 5 nos coupon. ,iysE s-r,s
nov, =, coupon, ll2ef; 5-3J's 81. canD5i Il3
2O %, coupon, as, 10 ., 3, coupon lt ,t1rren.
IS, Il :; MHiposa, 4: Canton. Is; Gambler.
laho' -; western Union Telegraph, 81 4; Duck iii.
Neri ilzs ,P.elic Nal, aEss Boston " atsr POwer
=, ADAMS Express, 81 Wells. Fargo q Co.'s Elk
press. +.14s American Express, E21s United States
Express, "a; New York Central and Hrdson, 81,;
Nev fork Central Scrip, 9l1s; Erie, 81; do pre-
iIg1ITEet' ~: Harlem le6; do. pref,d, : Reading
tkIi,1. michigan Central -; Lake Shore AMI
michigan southern, l0S}4; Union Pacific Railroad
~; Illinois Central, 1919: Cleveland and Pifts
blTg, III; Northwest, GA: do. preferred. saii
CIet Gland; Columbus. Cincinnati aud IndanapoIis
Ne% jersey Central, lesss, Rock Island, lO71s
wabash and Western, 5o1k: Delaware LarkaGaoa
and Western, loS9a, Fit. Wayne, gs5s Alton and
Terre Haute,- Hannibal and ST Joseph, 7iJs; Chi.
s Sag; and Alton, lz2; do. Prefd, 45; Ohio and
indiana Central 49, Tennessee ,od 721l do new,
~; virginia 6s, old, So North Carolina 6's old
-; DO new, 26H; Missouri 6's, $50; Central
Pas nc Bonds, o5a; Union Pacific LIST Bonds, ST.
Gold, ll2a. Market strong 0' 49,
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Camp meetings are not the " truly rural, af-
fairs they used To be, but are now fitted w with
=" all the mcdern cOnyenienceS.'' More inD,r-
tant preparations than usual are said To pa in
progress on the Methodist Episcopal camp
grounds at Danville, on the line OF the Morris
and Essex raiirOad, New Jersey. The annual
osmp-meeting will open there on the 18th of
heXt month, and a gashouse and a police sta
toE-hOGse are said 70 b. IN process Of construc-
ton, and more than dozen new cottages have
already been run UP. The eamp-meetings of
The present DAY are none the less spiritu ally
Lealthill, however, because Of their providing
iOr the bodily comfort Of the good people aud
restraint OF the bad people who take part in
thCm.
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i civilization failure in Kentucky, or are
the Pograms played out ? Wen advertised
political meetings Tail TO draw for the first time
in the history OF that STATE. IL was widely
announced through the papers and by hand
bills that the candidates for Office from both
parties would discuss the political issues Of the
day at COvingtOn and Newport a few days since,
but the citizens refused to be enlightened, less
than one hundred putting in an appearance at
Coyington, and at Newport only four voters
graeed the front Of the speaker stand.
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The DISASTROUS effects Of the action ~ ~.

The DISASTROUS effects of the action OF t,,s r,.n
who are opposing the Improvement Of the Dis
uict are beginning To be felt already. I,v the
notice Of the Board of Public Works in a,other
column IL will be seen that they have, IN con-
formity with the legal notice OF Injunction served
upon them, ordered the immediate discoptin-
uance Of all work upon the streets, roads, Sc.
throughout the District This viii throw a large
number or vorkmen out Of employment, and
entail much suffering upon them and their fam
lies.
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MarkeIa T0-Slax

BALTIMORE. July 25.-yirginia SKIES old s4sI bid
%. cpuPon, old, 65 bid, IS asked; de- new ~ bid
North CarOlnas, old, 49, bid - "A'
BALTIMORE July 25.-Cotton weak and nominal
low middiing, l91s. Flour quiet and uncban gej
W neat steady and unchanged Corn dull: white
.5a19 yellow southern 69a7O mixed western
6etCo oats dui; new southern 55a56; old western
90 Rye In fair demand, 70aT5, Provisions nm
changed. Whisky quiet, 95 ~
NEW YORK, July 25.-StOeks firm and tnIerably
active. Governments dull and steady. Virginia Ga
20; do. new, ia. North Carolina 10: do. new 26sI
money easy -; Gold steady, la. Exchange, long,
n Nsw YORK, July 25.-Flour dull Wheat firm.
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The committee OF the British Hausa NJ Com
mons, TO whom were referred the Cont,o,o,,
Disease Act proposed BY the Ministry, viii re-
port in opposition TO it. considering il a compro-
mise with the upholders Of the social evil: and
have prepared and viii submit bill SURPRISING
AIl homes or prostitution throughout the United
Kingdom. IL passed, IL remains 70 be sen
whether the English law officers can make It
fracficallY effectiHe.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

The WAX oter= IN fail street WITH an extr,rnrtr
easy money mari dull markets for gold, Ivcrn-
inent bonds and foreign exchange, aud an impr0y "A
prcyCmeut on The lowest prices Of last week
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, ID. O.. July p. 1871
On the petition Of JOHN p. NANNY, of Rock ford
Illinois, praying for the extension of a patent
granted 10 him ON the 9th day of October 1857 for
an improvement in Moving Machines:
1t is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closef on the 10Th day Of september next that the
time Tor filing arguments and the Examiners report
be limited 10 the 9th day % October next and that
next.
Any person may oppose this extension
jy25-tu3t NJ. u. LEGGETT, Commissioner
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George Francis Train seems to have a5an-
dOned the Presidential contest In favor Of Dr.
Greeley. When last heard from, George was
explaining to the people OF Cork, Ireland, his
plans for the invasion of Germany. IL Napoleon
had only engaged Train a. Gcneralissim1 last
year, where would the Kaiser he now? That's
what the COrkonians want 10 know
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The SfRr by Mall

Persons leaving the city for the summer or
any portion OF it may have TIE STAR sent to
their address for such time as they DESIRE ct the
rate Of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the busi-
ness ofHee Of the paper.
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The horse disease in New York is reported 70
be abating rapidly.
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FsP ECIAL NOTICE.

Wy
The attention Of all in search of q pure article Of
lne or brandy Is directed to the large lot Of CALL
tORNIA WINES and BkANDIES have lust re-
celNed. These goods can be examined before pur-
chasing, and warrant them strictly pure, at lowest
possible rates.
Calif3rIis Wines.-Port, Angelica, Sherry, Mus
California Grape Brandy, superior aroma
Ohio " ines.-Kellsy s Island Catawba Wines still
and sparkling. '
AT these goods per gallon, or in bottles
speers New jersey Nines.-Speer's Port Crane
Wine, Speers sambuci Wine, Speer's Standard
Inc B'tters. Also, hne old Rye whisky, large bot
ties 81, per gallon SIS. This is the same have now
Sod tOr years 18th entire satisfaction. Inported
genuine Holland Gin, 81 per bottle. Also, every
thlg TO be found IN first class drug store, % to
pr cent. below regular rates charged elsewhere
~ stock embraces everything, and V believed to be
he largest in town ARTHUR NATTANS, corner
"a anu u SIS y. W jyI5
nTSECCRITY IN LIFE INSURANCE. Being
NY OF the first Importance, the NORTHWEST,
I'm Tor the better protection Of lite policy holders
changed ITS rate Of reserve to cent, thus afford
ing al iNPREG NABLE SECURITY for the payment %
az policdes Of the Company they become claims
Once 5C9 Seventh street.
my1-t IY KNIGHT. General Agent
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BOARDING..

E0R RENT, WITH BOARD-August LIST. 1856
I 18th street, neatly furnished, newly papered
Rooms, en- suite OF singly, second and third
floor; house with modern i'm provements jy2l -9ts
ELIGIBLE AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS
IL near the Departments, with first class Board,
can be had at No. 1918 L street, ON reasonable
terms. Also, Table Boarders ccOmmodated fe9 If
EIRST.CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
at 1901, corner ennsylvans avenue and 18th
street. Good location and accessible. mh33-ly
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jim Fisk is able to mount his charger.
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WAR DEsaRTNEsT. oar 1S;(, S;-,., oa

WAR DERARTMEsT. 0pkcs Chief SJRHql Ofesy }
WARRINGTON, ID. a. july 25. ISTI
-IsYNoPsls FOR TIE PAST TWENTY POUR Hours -
ne bar JIIleter has fallen slightly at the Rockx
Mountain stations since Monday morning AMI ~,
area 81 lowest barometer has moved n0rtheastI,ard
0Ter Minnesota. The pressure has fallen on ,he
western gall Coast. An Of highest pressure as
strelcbed from Pennsylvania nOrtheastward. Fresh
hoTthes@sterly winds continue the middle and east
AtIanlc coast and southeast winds from TenncSses
L. hah-'.s and ncrthwards. Light rain has fallen in
tennessee and ON Lake Superior, with threatenino
weather IN the intermediate country. Cloudy and
threatening weather is now reported on the inter
Hedlate coast from North Carolina to Maine
fkoI iBILITIEs.-The storm in the northwest will
probab v not extend eastward beyond Lake Uurnn
today NOrtheasterly winds with cloudy weather
and L. mt rain will probably continue on the m dile
and east Atlantic coast No serious disturbances ia
6parebended for to-day -
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PERSONAL.


u IN0 ZUHkKLLER, OF BADEN. .lAt. ob,s
- s,,unie r. dischal ged fraua Company 4, Y III
4 :, hN ashihginn, y, C., or those kngu inr About
hn can learn nlsthng Is ai.antars Al 10 kr,sr.
Ian and leretsn Asency aye 10 =. ly.e a.
- .THE VEIL KNOWN spErTsEFSr
EstAollshed here Tor ths Last Tea ifrrs, = highv
y .int tde q those desiring tn sera ces - oon-
a. s rsocrniEed IS che only reliable. safs and
s ~ 20 >ictAn MAJ Inc -peolsliy ietnale CON-
LADIES suffering from irregularities. ,re,t,.....
y. - CT pialnt gecullar O. their srx esr r-snfIs
sn I'm W.. ~ utn II oonfeeoe " guaran1-es
= sf-eat Niaa therO0gh cure, Nithouf fafl
- ..eSili espeoielly inNitos a cal from th.-a
y" hANe H,u u'c'tNc Il ard sufrffsf a. ~ rl.f-T
inNis mp stoIs, hosry hesiied qua~ks. ma h--r,
~ ti ~ ne S3y shd all ads ortised u0str1Ins
S,rsra,s vso-Ts ~ n ~ part~rt,
Consulting rooms, ala lefh -. al-,v. u. 49,.
SLL SAsA DISEASES coz -. go
n: B--Ibe Decssr ~ pro-ert ~ Saratrr.
SptinCs, Al which place siIl,'.er- can br u Irss =
H'HE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
Esssys ~ YOUNG Men on rreat SOCIAL Evils
els 4 % clacs Nh!ch luteTivIr with NAksI AEE-
tunste Diseased ard nehitsted Sl,nf fTe IN -ssld
ggN el pee. Address HOW = RO AS~oClA TlnN No.
. gih 81, Phil@dephis, Pa. myii-tu ~ : IN,
WANTED l0op worfh - I,ssis. f;enf.. aof
w thddrens CASr-ofF cI0TlIf Ng. ROOTS
agdsneES, HATS ana CAPS Cash r-i1e paid
~ t,LIf ~ SER, aFcnt, lli6 ia street, ucsr
VI kememtser the number. msSsn
ID The NokThM ESTEkN you secure yonr ga
IA" "a ainst po--ihe want or spend ura ir..
You provide ier yoar family the event 90 d.sth:
and tie money y,n pay o. the crHrare " earn ~
9Th street
mhs-a IT. KNIGHT. General AGENT.
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0@KNIGHTs OF PYTHIAS.-The semi animal
US session Of the GRAND LODGE of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia will be held at ~ P Hall THIS
Tuesday EVENING. July 25th. at O'clock
3 NORRIS THORNE, q. r. and q :
II y Mihss0NIG "A regular Communication of
SCI hIN6 SOLOMON LODGE, No. Of s. and
VI r. a, will be held WEDNESDAY JuIy 18Th at
~ O'Clock p m All members ar requested TO be
present By order of the NJ r. NJ A.
BZH EDWARD FIFTH, Secretary
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n~THE TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
US OF ORIENTAL LODGE, No. I 9, wi he eel
ehIated on TIL RSDAY EVENING, July 9Th by
a re MIC at Lufier Washington City Garden for
WHICH every arrangement for the comfort and pleas
ur vi all has been made. Tickets 25 cents to be hal
oHtg OF the tnil0wing cnmmittee: John Wahl, l2I
Hh street, =. Reh, 304 18th street; Chs KatteI-
mann, IL 9TH street; G.. W. III. B0,itZ 10 u nh
street; VIM. Bartholamse, 1927 9TH street ana al
h der a McLeans, All eth street jy2ISt
MI o. o. F.-GRAND LODGE-The Annual
~ Communication Of the r. W. Grand Lodge
d o., VIII be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING;
y n instant, at O'Clock. Election of Officers &c
ly2-3t p H SWEET CIR Secretarx
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAY MuLE:.Came to the premises Of the sub-
- scriber, the 18th of this month, one BAY MULE;
anne in front left leg. The owner Is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay charges and take
ii away. ANDREW SATTERFIELD,
jy24 81 Pa. avenue, bet. 18th and 18th SITS s. +.
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GOyerumeuf SecuritieS

jay Cooke Co igr9ish the following today; >.
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0TDISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
uS OFPICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
WASHINGTON, July Is. IS5l
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Temporary Injunction having been granted nv
Justice Wylle, of the supreme Court of the District
Testralnlng the Board of Public Works and Others
from using the appropriation made by the Ieeisla
i've assembly for the improvement Of the streets,
avenues, alleys, sewers, &c, &c, all persons en-
gagged IN executing such works under the author
iy Of the said Board, hereby notified to su peni
the same until otherwise ordered
By order Of the Board of Public Works
jy25-1 IOhronSRep secre,arx
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IN l2l
Il HE NEW LOAN, will give an impetus to busi-
mes and enable all who have denied thenselve Books
and Pictures, to I'LL their shelves and adOrn their
" ais, at IotceSt rates, from HOPKINS
Franklin Publishing Company,
iva III Pennsyl avenue.
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FOR SALE.

pIANO-S75 cash will buy 90 oct.-
l. PIANO in good order. Apply immeth
ately at 1908 street N W. jy25-2tf IIktv
EOR sALE-A CANADIAN PONY, kind and
gentle; safe for q lady or children to
afraid Of nothing. Il. d. HOWARD, How. "a
ard House, corner 9Th street and Pennsylv ana av-
enue jy42ts
HANDSOME FIRE-PRoOF SAFE-made TO
Ii order by Sas C.. Herring-will be soldpzH-
low (the owner having no use for it, appl B3I0I
cation to JOHN OGDEN, 9
Housefurnishing Warehouse,
Jy25-3t 314 Seventh street
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-01-11
IMPORTANT INFORMATION,

Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder are complaints Of fire.
quent occurrence in both sexes,
which, if neglected and allow
ed to become chronic, entail
upon the sufferer n number Of
painful and exceedingly annoy.
ing symptoms, which almost
make life a bulthen. These
symptoms are, first, iritability
Of the Bladder, and frequent
desire to empty the same; next,
pains in the Back and Loins,
and, as the disease advances,
Mental Depression, Nervous
Irritability and Neuralgia
Pains appear. Upon the first
approach of the above m en-
toned symptoms, prompt
means should he used to cure
them, and one Of the most ef-
6cient. remedies for that pur'
pose will be found in Wayne's
Diuretic Elixir.