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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-10
4 PRACTICAL JOKE.
How IIartz Was sold-The Worst Victim
Ofthe Louisville Lottery.

Saturday morning, at the hour Of the drawing
Of the Louisville lottery, two "Teutons,n clerks
their way Win ne nnsI stoIIS Ind I "
"Dutchmen,' to work zach had a ticket In the
lottery aforesaid, and each expected to draw the
1rst prize, with lts attendant supply Of lager,
pretEels, blOOd-puddlnRs, sc.
The A. q. o. has never been At n loss for waEl,
and one projected and sent telegram soon after
nine to the building on New York avenue, near
Seventeenth street, addressed 10 our friend
Iiartz, informing him that he had drawn the firsl
prize.
Al the time Of Ia receipt the corpulcnt Ger.
man waa FASTING. Selling the telegram he opened
II with more nervousness than Wood displayed
At his hanging, and reading Ia contents, plunged
his paste brush into the paste pot withdrew II,
aa9 ShqsGng SP against me ceiling exclaimed
Ing. Amt III I am so rich like der tcrful.
Don't lt!r
snatching his hat he rushed TO the War DE.
partment building proper TO see the OtiiCeT In
charge, but meeting the placid Dave he was In.
formed that some general service clerks were
passing In review and that the Major could not
he seen. Channg with the delay, as he wanted
to go In "le four-oclOck drain, "he exclaimed
81 must got der fuTlough TO gone and got the
mOnlsh what draws In der lOddey. Dave,
must Us got zen asys o. gees dsI building 9utI
"lmperturbahle," to get some sympathy, hut only
TO receive the cold shoulder, and TO bear what nc
rich man could endure, the gibes and sneers Of
bis hand, he exclaimed, with true Dutch empha.
sis, "DOnf 81 you boor CLERKS ish Relous nit me
because you don't draw nOtinks init your tick
cts, - aud leaving the room he turned half dozen
soinersaults toward the west door, striking the
light-halred messenger In the back Of the neck
and with a Dutch tam says, GLOW you was been
worth sSbenty-nyed toIsand dollars. Amt il;
Come and got some lager"
Cnmner, mot the one that was burned fol
prinelple,l reinforced with several Temperate,
clerks, attracted by the noise, otherwise they
never leave their rooms,) and the graduated nrsl
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LAtimer 4 Cleary, AutiOneers, corner Of
Eleventh street aud Pennsylvania avenue, com
mHnCe the sale this morning, At 1880 O'Clock, OF
the importation Uf MessrA. VIII Brothers, Of
Philadelphia, Of French bronze groups and
figures, marble pATOr statuaTy, AmOrO, agate
aud BardigliO, stone vases, alabasteT BtatueteH
and IaTe OBJECTS Of riTfu. The collection IL one
Of the most beautiful ever seen In Washington,
aud all who love art, even II not disposed TO
purchase, ought 20 visit the auction rooms,
where they Will remain pleased spectators Of the
beautiful things referred 10.
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II there he any season Of the year In which
people like 10 have good wines and liquors Ia
their houses, that season Is about ChTstmaH
times aud II there he place where such articles
Eau be obtained that place Is the famous estal-
llshment uf L. GanteT, No. 1917 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. Mr.. Gautier has Just received his excel
lent stock Tor the winter, hiCh comprises all the
best brands Of foreign and domestic wines, bran
dies, WHISTLES and other nquOrs,a and In addition a
Weli-srleCtcd supply Of the very finest cigars to
he hal. All these be offers To his customers at
bis usual accommodating terms, satiJhed that
they Will appreciate his Efforts and patTOnize
INN arruTdingly,
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The annual meeting OF the KaRle Builh AR A.
ISOLATION was held last night. The Ascretary
the ssOciatinn q he In a nOufishing condition.
Rece Is for the year, tl8, To5 %; disbursements,
tl2,4Ia 81; assets, ~, 4.24; number Of shares
500; value Of each share, yJIU5. The following
OniCera were unanimously reelected: President,
Major A. {. Richards; secretary, A. D. V. Burr;
treasurer, james A, MCDeyitt; working commit
tee, James johnson, John Y. Kelley, George H.
Herrick Andrew SprOhs and WIN. q. Brock.
Al the thlrty-secOnd regular monthly meeting
Of the Franklin Cooperative Building AssOcia-
ton en- 800 was advanced at an average premium
OF 20 neF cent,
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.



A pptcE HOUSE IL offered for sale.
A coYToprABIE home in the country Is offered.
A BrsryEas property In Georgetown Is for sale
GREAT suB Of clothing by Wall, Robinson
Co.
A rrRsrcLAss residence il for sale by Aistrop
Dudley.
A pEIcE nou-r On Massachusetts avenue, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, Ia for sale.
JHo N. YouSa, JR., has received a fne stock
Of summer and winter carriages.
Q. GAUrIER, importer Of wines, liquors, and
cigars, 1911 Pennsylvania avenue.
HABlE BROS. oncr great bargains in winter
clothing.
A BRICK HOUSE on Indiana avenue, between
Third and Four-and-a-half streets, for sale.
WESTERN Unabridged Dictionary for sale by
WIN. Rallantyne, as seventh street, near r.
". ". GAIT, Bro. 4 co. have opened their as
aOrtment Of holiday goods.
THAR splendid property at the corner Of Four
and-a-hAH and c streets Ia for sale.
For sILE, two-story brick house on Seventh
street, between and X.
TuE fair Of Liberty Lodge, No. &, Knights Of
Pythias, will continue during the present week.
J. W. Brooks A CO., No. b2p Seventh street
have received a full line Of holiday goods.
4 MAKER Ia wanted at No. Toi Sixth street. cor
ncr Of southwest.
bGSiNNSA properly on fOuF-hul-h-uhu hlGeei
between Pennsylvania avenue and street, fol
sale.
wM. f. TUCKER, merchant tailor, No. i6I Penn
syvanla avenue, between FOur-and-a-half ant
sixth streets.
TAG general committee Of reception and enter
talnment Of Golden Lodge, Of Baltimore, vii
meet this evening.
BIRDS Of oil descriptions for sale at No. 30
Fourth street, between c and D streets south
west.
A FINE residence in Georgetown, on Thlrt
street, between Market and Frederick streets
for sale.
TuE sale by LatImer 4 Cleary, auotloneers, o
valuable building lots and improved property
fronting on and K streets, between Four-and.a
half aud Sixth, "a postponed until December IS
1T O'Clock p. m. This hrm will sell, on Satur
day, December u, q valuable horse and buggy. !
uRTEN a WILLIAMS auctioneers, will sell, OIL
Monday, December 20, at O'Clock p. m, q dcslr
able two-story brick dwelling and two-stor!
store, with dwelling Nos. Gls and 09O II stree
northwest. Also, same day and honr, valuable
Improved real estate, on the corner Of Brdg,
and Tnn0fegs streets DeOrQptOWu
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vs. Tho city Of Salem. In error to the Circuit
court Of the United states for the District Of Mas
aaohuaetts. On motion Of Mr.. b, r. Curtis, or
dered BY ne court that the writ Of error in this
cause be dismissed, with costs
= No. %. VIM. Q. Piokersgill, appellant, VA, Louis
BY Mt. W. W. MacFarland, Of counsel for the
appellant and by Mr.. Francis Herman, for the
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
Criminal Court-Judae Macarthur.
This court was engaged AZ follows yesterday:
William Fox, indicted for the larceny Of set
o. harness worth 90 from F, A. Boswell on the
Upon being asked whether guilty or not guilty,
ne replied mot guilty Of stealing them, but
guilty OF buying them
The evidence showed that Mr.. Boswell caught
The accused was convicted and sentenced to
the pententiary for one year.
Henry Miller, indicted for stealing t0i and
clothing Of J. Scott, He was convicted
Adam Kelly, indicted for assault and battery
with intent TO XIII Henry Jenier on the 2ist Of
The accused was convicted and sentenced to
he imprisoned In the pententiary for three years.
=, William Brown, alias Thomas OHletOn, In
dlctea Ior grand larceny Of carriage robe on
The accused was convicted and sentenced to
DO Imprisoned In the penlientlary for one year
CircuIt Court ChIeT Justice Cartier.
This court was engaged o. follows yesterday;
hOhf vs.. PheniN Insurance Company. Action
on policy OF IRE Insurance. The case was not
MeNally vs.. Petit. Judgment by default.
CAsK5 TODAY.
The following cases arc assigned for to-day (:
ll0 III, Voc l4s, 1871, 1853, o. i2s, 49, H eS lis,
w Yog, YC sSl, o. So SOd Joo, ~, lS4 and i4S.
Special Term-JudEs wylic.
This court was engaged a. follows yesterday;
United Atntpa 4 fl19 rae
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last night about O'Clock Detective McDeYltt
noticed three boys running from PerTy's dry
goods store, corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and
Ninth street, and upon aTresbng them he found
that they had In their possession two bolts Of
bTOalclOth. They were conveyed 70 the Central
guaHl-hOuse, when they gave their names ~
Jas, kenney, 8. Taylor and II, DuDham,
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,nn a tsSa,I.,

sewing Machine Is the best Of all. The perfec-
ton Of stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
Uf work, ease OF operation, nOlseiess, (Or more
nearly 50 than any other shuttle mAchine,) self
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability OF
all parts il not equAled In any other machine.
ONCE, 91s street, Masonic Temple.
NJ. p. ADAMS Co., Agents.
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The PASTORS Association met yesterday at /
O'Clock, In the rooms Of the Young Mems Chris
nan ASsOeAtiOn, but adjourned until Monday
meat an O'Clock for want OF quorum. Ihe
object Of the meeting Il 10 make arrangements
,.'S,ch taxes place during the nrst week In Janu'
az,
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Catholic Benevolent UniOn Of the District,
A meeting Of delegates from various Catholic
benevolent societies Of the District Of COlunbia
was held last night A. Carroll hall for the puT,
pose Of forming 4 District Benevolent Union
Mr.. y. MCNuTuany was called 10 the chair, and
Mr.. John Moran appointed secretary,
The following named societies were repre-,
scented; ilibemIBu No. I, Knights Of 81. Peter
Knlgnts OF 81. UOlumkill, West End Ilbemian
knights OF 81. Patrick, aud HIbFTnian Beneficial
NJ 81 Al0ysius' parish, the societies were each
represented by four delegates,
Mr.. john n. Lynch EubipItted a plan Of organ,
izatinn, specifying the OH sctH ~ be accomplished
by the proposed union.
After discussion, some Of the societies not
being properly accredited, II was resolved - ad'
InnTn until the second Thursday Of January, the
Oth prOXimo, at 800 O'Clock, AZ the same place,
when IL - expected that all the CAthUic henev-
H4ufpu.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


wAsHINoToS, Dec. ., ts7a.
Mr., EpTroE Tn Madleon alley, between First
and Second and and streets northwest, In q
thckly.settled part Of the city, an oil colored
woman died last night from smallpox. The
Board Of Health were notified this morning, but
paid no attention to Il. They were notified sew
eral times through the day, hut have failed to put
in an appearance up to this time. The bad features
about this case are that the oil woman has two
grandchildren both broken out this morning with
the loathsOme disease, with no one In the house
TO look after them. They remain alone with the
dead body, In all probability dying, because Of
the criminal negligence Of the authOhties. Citi-
zens In the vicinity are excited over the matter.
Curses loud and deep are uttered NJ the criminal
disregard shown by the Board Of Health for their
safety, as well a. the inhumanlty manifested
towards the children. II this Il q sample Of the
work Of the board, God grant that It's operations
may sOOn cease, An INDIGNANT CITIZEN.
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POoket-IGDIyes and Gold Pencils for the

Depurtments-A Protest.
Mr.. EDtTOE Can you explain why It IL that
the clerks OF the sixth Auditors orire, than
whom, as a whole, no more talented, industrious
and faithful employees can he found In any Of
the Departments, are entirely Ignored In the dis
trbution Of Uncle SANS annual Christmas pres-
ents, while the clerks OF the Post Once Depart
ment, In the same building with us, and the
clerks In the Interior Department, directly across
the way, delight In exhibiting their yearly re-
wards Of meHtCD7 Please tell ia what duty we
have either neglected or are found incompetent
TO perform that we should thus be treated 80
shabblly. UNCLE SANS NEPHEW.
tSeems to us this annual distribution Of "Christ-
mas presents" Is an unnecessary and useless ex-
pendlture Of "Uncle Sam'sr funds. The truth
Is at Is custom more hOnored in the bre ach,'
6c.-EDl
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THE LATEST SENSATION.
e. Scotch Bottom Caters.
o. 20 Stitched Boots.
g. 90 Good Calf Boots.
s. 90 Custom Made.
O. 90 Ladies' Button GalteFa.
- French Kid Button,
81 90 Childrens Button.
White Caters and Slippers.
Rubber Boots and Shoes, all sizes, At
llEILBRUSS, 4O2 Seventh street.
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Eve ladies' as general agents, to travel for New
York hrm; also ifty ladies to canvass. one
general agent for Virginia, Ladies' can make
from s5O TO fI5 per week introducing this new
article. This opportunity IL only open for i've
days. call at the Continental hotel, room ~.
THE BEST TABLE BOARD the market affords is
furnished at the MarstOn House, on Fifteenth
street and New York avenue. Also several hand
snmely fmTnIshed front and back rO0ms.
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'0rner Of New YORK avenue and Fifteenth street
pays per cont, per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours, tOI; SAtuT,
DAYS, o To and 6 tOA
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corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on all deposits DepOs
ia can he made AMI drawn at Will.
WING COATa.
large assortment
can be found
Al orr establishment.
A. EAKs CO.,
$40 Seventh street
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CITY ITEMS.

Isaac ALEXANDER, Pennsylvania avenue, he
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, has the
hest assortment Of Silver and Plated 0OOds In
low In price.
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THURsroSs Ivory PEAR Tooth Powder Is the
lest Dentri1ce In use. Il keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy
Prise - and - cents.
IOrvBs Inodnrons Kid Glove Cleaner is far
superior 10 anything Known. Price - cents
fuOmf1uSs Pnmade Optme II exquisite. It
soitens, besnuhes, and strengthens the hair.
pTtre - and - rentA
An fnF sale ~ nriirriEfs
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Babies are galactOphaglsts.
The best Taper Of claret-a fst.
Rad for the oyster, when muscle IA klng.
Something that's never seen-thats saw.
4 black eye brightens a fighting mans hopes.
Important striEes-lhusc delivered in a sport
ing mill.
Bob says he eat q picked cucumber, and he has
been Rerkin ever since.
A gallOpade IL lively dance, hut gallapai,l
may not be lively dancer.
Sports send their men where they send their
hOrses-tO grass,
The pocket pieces, eye-Openers, &C., with the
contents gone, found In the Jail yard after the
execution Of Wood, numbered 4 gross.
TyndAll Is not praying man, yet he drove the
"anOinted" from Lincoln hail to the Theatre
Comque sunday night.
Kennedy, Of No. 70, Ia the "Oll maid" Of street
railroads. lie has Killed more men by talking
than any other man except our friend Gus
who tames butialOos with his candle appendage.
The following was the range OF the thermOme-
ter yesterday at HempleTa OpticlAn store, No.
4h9 Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF FOuT-and-a-
half street: a, M, 2s; 10 a. M, 81; II M 30;
M, %; p. M, u; 6p. M, %; p. ~, 20.
WIN. ]. SanRston, late clerk In the paymaster's
once at the navy yard, has been appointed clerk
20 the pay director Of the Norfolk navy yard and
left for Norfolk with his family yesterday. His
anable, genial manners won him many friends
In the navy yard.
Miss Emma Nash, poet and author, Of Tennes-
see, has arrived IN the city. She Intends spend
ing the winter with her sister, Mrs. Col. b. W.
iii street northwest, where they will receive
their friends.
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FOR Most DEICIOrs
HOMEMADE SAUSAGE
Go TO FEBREYs
STAR MARKET,
Northeast corner C and Thirteenth streets north.
west.
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I. George Combs, 900 Pennsylvania avenue, he
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, Ii selling the
nnest French candies al the low price Of 10
cents per pound. A call will satisfy al that he
u selling the same goods which are usually sold
for 20 cents. l. O.. COINS,
QO6 pcnnaylynula avenue.
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nutRh.

THF new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa, IA
In the vicinity OF several Presbyterian churches.
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AnOiher lnVOlre OF
"a LiyeTies. Il
IN inspection Of the same is solicited.
A. SAKs 4 CO.,
al6 Seventh street.
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our stUrh J. immense,
A. SAKs CO.,
glH Seventh street,
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OyefcOats,
OyeTcOats,
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Another large lot, Just received.
A. SAEs 4 co.,
1l6 Seventh street.
GENTLEMEN KERsEY OvERoOArs, a superior
aTtlrlr, Indigo dye, for t25. A new assortment.
GEORGE q. HERsIEG,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest.
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The College Cadets.

y noticeable feature of the exercises yester-
day was the presence of Il considerable body of
the cadets of East Tennessee University, under
arms forming part of the procession Their
attendance was voluntary matter and they
were not commanded by their military nstruc-
tor, Lieut.. Thornburgh, but by officers from
among their own number. Their soldierlv
bearing and excellence and precision, as evinced
during the march were worthy of very high
praise, and on the ground during the distri6n-
ton Of flowers on the graves the ladies received
most valuable assistance from the cadets and
the difficult tast of the decoration of the graves
heretofore managed more or less at random had
communicated to it somewhat of the system and
regularity that more or less characterizes all
military matters.
On strangers visiting the city the sight of so
tine and well drilled body of young men. will
be especially good and will cause them to bear
away favorable impressions of the Institution II,
which these young soldiers received their train
ing.
We trust that in the future on all suitable
public occasions Knoxville may have the pre-
vilege of showing the public the excellence of
the attainment5 Of the College companies. and
the cadets be considered fairly one of our pub
lie institutions.
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PROFESSIONAL.
TEOESE.

WASHINGTON, 30.-NIr. Butler renewed
his amendment to the force bill. The
Speaker ruled that the privilege of report
at any time by the Outrage Committee
lapsedwhen any member moved the sus-
pension of rules. This almost certainly
excludes all violent partizan legislation of
TINS session. The House adjourned upon
Buffers motion.
Van Trump, rising to personal eX-
PLANTATION in respect to a charge against
ms oIlclal conduct as member of the
subcommittee in the kuklux investiga-
lIon' sent to the Clerks desk and had
READ an article from the Columbia South
Caronna) onion, quoting from the Balti-
more american to the effect that Van
Trump had declined examining an i'm
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POLITICAL.
Georgia Democrats for Greeley,


AUGUSTA, May 30.-A large meeting of
the Democrats of Richmond county IMAM
imOusly adopted resolutions favoring an
alliance with any party which will secure
local self-gOvernment; subordination of the
military to the civil authority; the preser-
vatlon unimpaired of the habeas corpus
and the checking of the centralizing ten
denotes of the Federal Government; that
all other subjects of political contention
are Insignificant in comparison with these,
and that no dictate of principle or honor
1orDlds the alliance of the Democratic
party with other assailantS of common
enemy, or requires the Democratic party
to prefer certain defeat to partial victory.
This Is the first important Democratic
meeting held in Georgia, and is regarded
as an index of popular opinion in the
State.
New ORLEANS, May 29.-Pincbbeck,s
Republican Convention nominated War
moth for Lieutenant Governor: passed a
resolution endorsing the administration of
WarmOth, and adjourned to meet ON the
10Th of June.
BATON ROGUE, May 30.-After the adj
journment, Pinehbeck made a speech,
stating he would support the nominees g
Philadelphia at all hazards.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
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miscellaneous and Washington News
THE CLEVELAND RACES.
Six Entries 80 Cheatham'S AnerOid
Wins,
sDociaIfo fne Chronicle.

SDcciaI 70 fiIP EhFoflcIe'
CLEVELAND, May 80, 1872.
The races came off to-day as previously
announced. The contest to-day consisted
of mile heat. There were six entries, as
follows Grey Eagle, by DR.. f. S. Rodgers,
Of Morganton; Wild Pigeon, by Joseph
Fry, Of Cleveland; Aneroid, by r. B..
Chatham, of Nashville; Luna Cate, by
VIM. Cate, of Cleveland; Bay Mack, by
VIM. Cate, of Cleveland; Bushwhacker, by
J. T. Hague, of Charleston.
All started at the tap of the drum. Ane-
roid came in first-time, one minute, forty
ty seven and three-quarter seconds; Luna
Cate second, Bay Mack fourth, Bush
whacker fifth and Grey Eagle sixth, about
fifty yards behind Aneroid.
Second race: Bay Mare, by Judge Clin-
gan; SorreI Horse, by VIM. Hays. The
horse came in about sixty yards ahead.
Three hundred and one persons were
on the grounds, with fine sprinkling of
ladies.
The weII-known horsemen, r. B. Cheat
ham, George S. Ruble, Jack Lowe, D. NJ.
Nelson, :. Hambright and others were
present. The track is in good condition
and the weather fine.
The Judges were Jno. d. Trayner, Thos.
Crutchfield and p. NJ Craigmiles Much
enthusiasm Is displayed. Saturday will
I've the day.
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Wanted.

From $1,000 to $1,000 of merchantabIe good.
for which will exchange four eligible town
lots, in Knoxville, two of which have houses
upon them, the other two-the most eligible
unlmproved. | will undertake to build such
houses as purchasers may desire ON the two un-
improved lots, taking goods tor the same. On
the depletion of stock of goods l will replenisb
from same parties, paying cash, provided salts
factory arrangements can be made Cores
pondence invited for the next twenty DAYS,
G. MARSH ROBERTS.
Knoxville, May 20, 1872-d&w2w
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The Whisky and Tobacco Tax

WASHINGTON, May 3O.-The Detroit
Assembly meets at Baltimore next year.
The Boston meeting of the Labor Reform
Convention is large and enthusiastic. The
New York delegation reports the eight
hour strike in their city US almost COM
plete success and urged a strike here; that
working long days was crushing to the
intelligence of the people, and thought the
working men should join the temperance
societies, save money and fight the ques-
ton
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WASHINGTON,

New Prints at j. a. RayFs.