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New-York tribune., 1872-02-13
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New-York tribune., 1872-02-13

Pangsr Stl'r in EewYok of Twenty stvsnih' and
fOulth5Se. Eninnce IN Twenty seTenth ST.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13

DN BILLING. vits barn cagehen ini ouihndnf sh
eight of Lanl st hors good rbon g en- onu ~
Toare &c will be- ad if0uUr eim- "P+
I. & 40 J.. 0.AoAH, To- q .sud.si
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13
NOR SALE-A very desirable RESIDENCE,

EOR SALE
A COUNTRY SEAT AT PEHKEKILLi
sc OF HBissn Palisades h0auag eHi hhng house
odes ttlc cellar. with 0 aei plenty ot a ana
viii sold low lot h. sss. Apfy AZ oace W oNn hoom a.
no. D.ysL
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13

Holm r. JENKINS * son,
DEALERS IN REAL Estate OEea Nos l35 Nelson and i
''' 81 '''' 49, 'F''''' YEwFRUSswICK n J.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13

;ORRISTOWN REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
THEODORE AYERS 1orrs;ovn y. J.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13
Conrtrn Renl Cstate for Sole.

A SPLENDID Farm on Chesapeake Bay, near
~ Capital Also excellent Dary Farm oi
acres OIL Railroad Duchess Co. lne buildings a
ner soil wood fruit 49, al h quality Pnee on =
per half cash balance yeas address,
Owner. Box 81. Mount Vernon, y y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15

MARYLAND DEMOCRATS FAVOR E"'Pos-
SUN" PoLICY.-A meeting of the democratic
members of the Maryland legislature took place
at Annapolis last night. The entire Marylani
delegation in Congress, with the exceptio OF
Senator vickers,) slso Hon. Montgomery Blair
left here on an afternoon train to attend, by in
vitstion of members OF the legislature. Sena-
tor Vickers was unable to go on account OF moi
feeling well, but he reduced bis views to wri ling
and committed them to the care Of Judge Mer-
rick, 10 have read. 1t is understood that the
object of the meeting was to discuss the p Iliti
cal situation, and consider what action M try'
land viii take as to the coming contest. Sen 'tor
Hamilton and Representatives Merrick and
Richie addressed the meeting on national
topics. The speakers generally advised the
party TO remain inactive, and their remarks or
that head were warmly applauded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15

If our claims against England for indirect or
consequential damages are as "absurd" as
Gladstone and the London Tins are trying to
make them appear, why do they so strenuously
oppose submitting them to an impartial tribu-
nal? The treaty says that " all complaints and
claims" which we may have against Great
Britain are TO be considered by the board of ar
duration. Mr.. Tom Hughes, in his recently
published letter on the treaty difficulty, at
tempts to justify the opinioaOf his countrymen
that We cannot fairly claim indirect damages,
but virtually comedies that such claims are
reasonable when he admits that England has no
faith in the arbitrator rejecting them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15
Markets TODAY.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 15.-Virginia 6's, consolid.
ated, IS bid; North Carolina's, special tax, l2I
All others unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 15.-Cotton dull and I'M
changed. Flour fairly active and unchanged.
Wheat steady; Ohio and Indiana, s163aSI 65
Corn tirmer; white southern, I0aT2; yellow south
ern. 6sEs70. Oats steady, Sass Rye unchanged.
Pork steady. S14.5O. Bulk meats firmer; Shout
ders, 5K; rib sides, 6k; clear rib sides, G4 al
loose; one-fourth more packed. Bacon firmer;
hams, 13a14. Lard firm, 90. Western butter
very active and prices unchanged. Whisky dull
and nominal, 90.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15-Stocks dull and steady.
Money easy,6. Gold steady, 10a. Governments
quiet. Virginia 6's. 30; new, s.. North Caro-
iina's, $50; new, ia. Exchange, long, %;
short, 10.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15-Flour quiet and firm.
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn dull and un-
changed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15
The weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Signal Officer,

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chef Signdl Officer,
WASHINGTON, DC, Feb. 10, 1872, 10 am.
SYNOPSIS FOR THR PAST TwENTY-FOC n
HoURs.-The lowest barometer, which on Wed
nesday morning extended from Canada south
eastward to Massachusetts,, has moved beyond
our stations, followed by brisk and high westerly
winds from Lake Michigan southwark and east
ward to the Atlantic, with clear and clearing
weather, and light snow along the lake region;
the highest is now over the south ern states; the
pressure has continued diminishing from Texas
to the lower Missouri valley, and thence to L AXE
Superior, being probably lowest over eastern
Nebraska and Dakota, with rising temperature
and winds backing to sOutherly and easterly;
very brisk nOrthwesterly winds are still reported
from Like Ontario.
PRoBABILITIEs.-Wester winds, with par
tally cloudy and cold weather prevail over the
Atlantic states from Virginia nOrtheastwa ard
and clear weather southwark; cloudy weather
and light snow with westerly winds over the
lower lake region and northern Pennsylvania
and New York; the falling barometer, with
rising temperature and sOutherly to easteriy
winds, over and west of the Mississippi valley,
extend eastward to Lake Huron and the Oh O
valley and into the eastern Gulf states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15

Government Securities


by Franklin Telegraph Company, coo Pa. drenae.
NKw YORK, Feb. l5.-First Board.-ie.0 3 NJ
us. Ssi lssi, COUPON; lSS; s%s' Sa, oonrn,
ma e's, new, u.s. coupon, llo1i MS, 81. cou.
pom 1lls4 sDs, 6s, coupon, ll214; 10 O's, coupon,
Canton,79; Western Union Telegraph. 7O1S; Quicl :.
silver, ssH Pacific Mail, 57z Adams Express, s21e
rrees, 64's: United States Express, $40; New York
Central and Hudson, 81 =; New York Central Scrip,
gan Central, lis: Lake Shore Michigan Southern,
9sS; Union Pacific Railroad, $50; Illinois Central,
Northwest prefd, sos; New Jer.ey Central, mo;
nr 1sfsn Wabass W asf a
ware, LsckawanRa Western, l027s; Fort Wayne,
srarsnteed 49, hannis s, and St Joseph, A.;
Ohio and Mississippi certificates, Az: Columbus,
Chicago Indiana Gent "a; Tennessee Is old
6!3 do. Sc; Virginia SIS, old. $50: do. Con-
sol Bonds, 5s5z; North Caroliss6's, old 384; Nor h
Carolina SIS, new, l7 Missouri S. 941S Central Pa
ciic Bonds, l02: Union Pacific LIST Bonds, 81
Gold llOI{ Market unsettled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15

properly snubbed" is the commentary of
the New York Commercial upon the rejec-
tioH by the House of the request of the
women's Fighters TO be allowed to argue their
case on the floor of the House. The fact is,
after the mob-like proceedings of the Wood
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in their visit to the
Senate-end of the Capitol it is not to be won
dered at that the House has a wholesome dread
of the "third SEX" as the Commercial calls them.
And there does not seem to be any good reason
why they more than anybody else should be
allowed to interrupt the proceedings of the
House to argue their case,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15
II Il A Y 4 b = g.,
ORIGINAL CASH GROCERS

,hs others In town are copyina our prices and
.n,1 WIS opportunity 10 inform patrons and The
Husns s thai they can't suy the same goods NJ the
sane cures onktchsre else. ~ "
az ~ "a fi"p,, 9215 per bbl.; Choice Vanity do.
New Ysrt h gS,, Hest do 81 90 per Dbl; Best
a. 81 puck heat, IS lbs for 81 IS: Col nil
ss, Ns; sii,er prips, Sc gal: Golden SyTun. Sc
TEAs.-Our Si Is Tea $500 ga. 4.
Sh1iee Japan Tea Isc per 10; Black Prince no;
x sIra Ghoice, Young Hysonn JsSan
CoFrtts.-koAsrkD-Rio. bast, sos. IN -. 10
eaibo. &c ID Old Government JAWS. Sc q, Maf-
CANNED FRUIrs.-romstoes-a ibs.S
can liz 1s &c pct can Pesehss-3 lbs, isc. Der
Cas- ardb Beet Hams. lsc. d.; Dreakf.., n. -
sugar cured lohc ID. Black kreb's 5. o. SsSnh1
naekerel. q per kitt Crystal syrup, q Is nj
Porto kico Moasses, Sc gal. Pratt Astral Oil =,
febi5 s5I PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15

One OF the reasons urged against the preach
ing OF women is that they cannot warn men
against sins and temptations of the nature and
force of which the eNhOrter can have no per
sCual knowledge. In the same spirit the y. Y.
ScTdGrd in an article on % sermons to Young
men" argues that - little good can be done in
this way unless the exhOrtation comes from a
man Of common sense and religious genius who
has himself passed through the furnace and
l. come familiar with the allurements again,.
which he declsims." This is plausible bat not
sound. Such principle if followed out to its
logical conclusions, wsuld take men of blame
less lives from the pulpit and fill their places
with returned prodigals and repentant Magda-
lcnes- Stokes and Foster would be saved from
the gallows to preach from the text Thou shalt
Rot KILL the book stealing clergyman, Morgan.
and the Tammany thieves would be called unon
to tell what they know about covetiRg their
IeighbOrs goods; and Helen Josephine Mans
field n, ght make some forcible remarks about
tie danger of companiOnship with strange
women whose steps, according to Solomon
g take hold on hell" without any intention OF
treating serious subject with levity, we
venture the opinion that preacher need not
a. know how il is himself in order TO be Success
full III winning men and women from evil lives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15

LOCKING THE STABLE AFTER THE HORSE rs
GoNE.-The Philadelphia Board of Health il
pettioning the Pennsylvania legislature for
power to enforce vaccination. 1t is urged that
if a compulsory vaccination law had been in
force when the smallpox first appeared in the
city hundreds of lives might have been saved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15

DO Messrs- y. G. ordway, "Capt" Grant
Sonny Ward, Ned Atkinson. "Reso,,,io,,
Green" Bradshaw, Huestis, and the rest of the
motley crowd Of outsiders who packed the aotb
oistrict meeting last night with their gan.,s OF
suikers' feel proud OF their course? And these
are the men who are clamoring to have s.alI the
elective Only allow them 10 on .ho,,
II 'he INHERENT election districts ..regnI.,,na,,
'he meetings with their ganRs of striIsrs .s,
fHouiuer- hft'ers' and the exercise of francni.a
would BE- iovely-would'nti II now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15

Any respect that may have been entertained
by decent people toward the persons who inau-
gurated the investigation into District affairs
will soon be changed to feelings of con empt
and disgust if those having charge of the mat
ter persist in their present course before the
congressional committee. A thorough and crit
ical examination INTO all things connected with
our new government is a right to which every
body is entitled, and 20 which no honest or we'll
meaning person can OBJECT; but when it comes
10 Juggling in the private affairs OF private indi-
yiduals and attempting TO blscken private char
aCter by malicious imputation and inuendo. the
case assumes different phase, and what had at
fist semblanee OF proper motive sinks into
Iuerile attempt by disappointed men to DESTROY
by base insinuattons what they could not touch
hy legal evidence, or even by direct state ment
Ii will fail OF its object, however. And not only
that, but the extremity to which the prosecu-
ton admits by these shifts that il is reduced,
serves TO show in the most conclusive manner
even before the defence of the District govern
ment Is put in, that il has no tenable ground to
stand upon. For the sake of their own cause
the respectable people connected with the pros
eeutiOn, If there be any stil remaining, should
call off their dogs. They are only mangling the
hands that feed them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15

The New York assembly has finally relin-
tuishsd all other business to consider the new
charter 10 New York city proposed by the COM
mittse OF seventy, and numerous changes have
been made in il. Some Of the amendments
promise to retsrd the passage of the charter, if
they do not defeat it. One of them-to throw
the sessions of the aldermen open to the public
Is such a sensible and reasonable measure that
1t is surprising there was any opposition to it.
One objection raised TO the charter was that the
basis Of 1.-THE method OF minority representa-
TONS contrary 10 the state constitution. The
Question vas referred 70 Theodore W. Dwight,
Professor of Law in Columbia COLLEGE,
Ano one OF the ablest lawyers In the state and
Ms opinion sustsins in the clearest manner the
consttutionAlity Of the method of proportional
representation This subject of minority renrs-
sentation seeming up for discussion in ~
state legislatures, and As il is better una.rs.oo
becomes more popular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15

senator sro~nlow is paying his resnec,. =,
representative Beck to-day in rather barsS
language. Aaisn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15

" PRESENTATION-MrC CLARK, super
0S intendent Of the eth district, WAS agreeably
pr1sed Yesterday evening by the presentation Of
a watch for his efforts in behalf of the laboring
men. The presentation address was made by Mr.
u W Stewart, which was responded to in apprO-
pirate terms by the recipient Addresses were al 40
made by Messrs: Joseph Jackson and W. Schooler
MI Clark then invited those present to plrtake of
a collation., ard the invitation was accented and
Tho Sc present had a good time Its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15
FOR RENT AND SALE.

LNrk sALk-A tyostory BRICK HOUSE, No
II SIS 9Th street, between and streets, front.
ing Judiciary Square, contsining six good sia-d
rOams; porch above and dry celsr: range. hot sIsi
cold wafer, bath room, water closet, gas In every
room: front and back yard. location convenient,
making of the most desirable residences in the
clry There Is large front bit suitable FOR add
a. rs 20 II g house NJ desired Inquire AZ No. bl6
SAB street. between and streets IL MT aid Nv
Msreh let, will he for rent. janis ecos
L>CR RENT.-A gentleman and lady arr DESTROYS
u of renting q part Of their HOUSE 60 respect
able family Il adults. furnished or uRfurnished.
Also. O trent OF back PARLOR. neatly furnished,
with or without board. 81 Defrees st. 10 eodlw
EoR SALE OR RENT-TAs Cousrorfabls ard
l. Com ~ OiioKs H0U USES. eoafalslaC - roaRis,
az fhs corner az lGh dad streets ". w. The locs-
ton is peculiarly adapted for an Opera House,
Thester, first-class Boarding House, aud will IL
sold on the most favorable terms and ON long time.
II rented the most satisfactory references will be
REQUIRED Of the sprl'csnt. Arrly 60 JOHN B.
WARD, Lumber Yard. corner l2th street AMI Ca
nal. sun Heraldl' Rep kPst eoStl no.. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15

RoOKKEEPING-A gentleman well qualified to
hOurs which be would like dev ote to that pur
he best Of references given. Address Star Office
ID n u. fl5-a'
COCOA FOR INvALIDS-Nutritiou and aige,.
.userers from indigestion, debility and puimsnsrv
comp ants IL highly nutritious easily dxestsA and
pal.tsble and adapted fer the NEST delicate
warehoust men, and BY The IN anufac' urers SAYORY
MOORE. 143 Sew Bond street, London, w. IT
~ CARRIAGESiil
BtnoNEp to New Repository and Factory. AIO
First class Fashionable CkRRIAGESG$E
sl.a, : on hand. Also, SECOND HAND ~
REPAIRING promptly attended to.
ROB'T Ii. GRAHAM
f5a' A10, 4l2 and Ala sth ST., bet. and K.
THE CATHOLIC MIRROR.
To accommodate the Catholics OF this c;,x Ih.,,
have also the late Archbishops. Wisemanhk n nsn
ming Fabers. Lacordaires, Heckersn R mnn
sons ssm4rin's and other di-tnsnished sbco,n
By Carleton, Grimm. Banim, Bsrrinefon n.v;s
Mitchell and Mesgher. d. A. BR0SNhND
Catholic Bookseller,
The CATHOLIC WORLD always ON ham, maprsh;
THIS IS TO GIvf NOTICE. That Tia .nh.c-;,..
be. obtained from the Supreme conpt ~ PC ne
trict On Columbia, holding . Special Term Iefts,,
ER alton on the personal estate ofCA
y. deceased All persons having Claims acsin -.
sad deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the AM
Sn ne vSnshers thereof, to the subscriber, on ;,
crwise by Law be excluded from Iii Sene Of ~
So: l;' JoSAiazS i: s HI * 81 Fob
IIe-te-N n.mi..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15

0E MUSES. SCHOOL AT FREEDMEN'S
~ HOSPITAL.
The course OF Lectures will commence March g.
Is.s, and will continue for three months ~
Full and practical instructions will be given nnop
all the duties OF the monthly nurse, including the
proper care Of infants. ~
The Lying-i wards OF the hospital, under the
charge of one Of the Instructors will afford opnortu
nity for illustrations Of the subjects taught
For circulars giving detailed information aprIy tn
Professor ROBERT HEPBURN, NJ. D., No 69s =
street., surgeon in charge of Freedmen Hos nit al
Professor JOS. ia Ser JOHNSON, M D., No
S31 New York avenue, ply stefan of the Lying in
wards. OF At the hospital ian5- I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15
"REM VAL NOTICE.

Messrs. s: GOLDSTEIN & CO. have REMOVED
Their Loan Once from their old stand, No 2O9 ~,
=. west one door north Of Pa. avenue 10 their
Principal Loan Office, under the Metro politan Ho-
tel salesroOm fronting Penna. avehue: private
entrance through to street, afording An entrance
either way. The central location of the place and
Tie accomno datiOns Off red by s. GOLDSTEIN &
CO make theirs the safest as also the most extern
i've Loan once IN thecountry. In their salesroom
they always have hand a large and choice selec-
ton Of fne Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds and
az o,hsI hne good Jewelry, Silver and Silver
sc both second hand from their Loan os,s;Se and
rev goods: Whic ne VIII sell with a small margin
over cost. call on them will satisfy ali n AT our
rec nlnlehoatlOn IL hot misplaced. jaH29-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
l CsT-Ceming from the Government Printing
- once, so. The finder will please to leave il
to Mr.. B., at the Government Printing Office it.
OsT-On the 18th instant, a BUNCH OF KEYS,
crossing lith street from north side south side
ewarded. It's
IL DIAMOND CLUSTER PIN The finder viii
WASH B. rR ne q G1e 10 s
Williams, corner 7th and d streets. ms St
QST@Qn " edne sday evening, at Lincoln Hall,
ard white pencil. The fnder viii. be suitably
n Rom M ssy Bn ihs ssm ey Eh If Hall
streets. IT.
GAME TO ply PREMISES, ON THE 18th
- inst, ur COWS which the owner can have
cy coming forward. proyii property, payiug-n
s ,a Esn End Sr taking them away: Apply
Fairfax county, Va. Ii.
Il f tsiT' BOOK Ok 1 Hsh
n mpney ena # in about
eSkr 81 IL and n greatly valued being
sss sSS
fSs pSeSet book having been Ms picked
u"Yy lady, and handed by the conductor to lady
am gentleman who left the car At II ~ at the
PAID by he on e aer Inc expenses Va, Ne w.,
QsT-A white and live -colored POINTER DOC.
IL, ne mas a very maj ked double nose, and e
suitable reward will be paid for his re-
street. ''6nfS RrfaaSp,EfEye
7 GsT OR sT2LEN-A NOTE drawn BY Hugh
September isss for One rSon.sno Dollars. pay pay,
az Twelve months after date and secu "a 6y deed
nae.. Executor 1. 3 s|H . .. Ess1 Il l.
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BOARDING.

E'IRsT- TABLE BOARD: $40 PER
4 month. HOWARD HOUSE, corner 9th street
and Pehrsy " alia avenue iaus2 i'm
E'lksT,SLAss BoAkls, WITH PLEASANT
a. 1901, corner Pennsyiy anita syenee and 18th
street. Good location AMI accessible. uihfS-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-15
THE TRADES.

:. CHAPMAN. Cd-psHfsr asd Spi fser -T,,t
H. tatlons 20 estimate plans Tor New BuiIdk,s.
or ks pair cid once. Tee pectfuly salicitsd OrF =
second story II Colnisn Builders Depot, COS IN
street, f~blg In 20
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01
Q;reni,o state 9oitnal.
MONDAY EVENING, JULY l, 1872.
How TO Avoid sunstroke.


The following paragraph, indicating the
way TO avoid sunstroke, should be kept IN
view during the summer months: If the
abstraction of heat is the true cure for
sunstroke, it is also the true prevention.
Do not let the heat accumulate in the body.
When duty forces one into exposure to
heat there are various measures that ought
to be adopted. The clothing should be
light, and whitish in color, and should fit
loosely. Flannel is probably, on the whole,
the!best material. Aroomy, wide-brimmed,
porous hat should be used, and in the
crown of it may be placed a wet towel or
large handkerchief. Water should be free
ly used, externally and internally.
Very close to the surface of the wrist
rises large artery, the radial the old GUS
tom of allowing cold water TO run over the
wrist no doubt owes its value to the fact
that so much blood is thus brought into
contact with the cooling water. Sweating is
natures great refrigerative measure and to
keep this up large quantities of water should
be drank, not too cold, but without stint
quarts. if thirst crave it, Keep sweating,
and you are probably not in immediate
danger, but when on a July or August day
q mans head begins to throb and the sur
face grows dry and hot, whilst unwontcd
restessness and lassitude come on, as he
values his life let him leave his work, how.
ever imperative, and take at once a colo
bath.o ..r
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-01
PRINCIPLES ENUNCIATED by THE RE
PUBLICANS OF VIRGINIA.

The Republicans of Virginia, in Convention
assembled, about to enter upon the canvass for
the election of a President and Vice-President
oil the United States, now formally announce
their principles to the voters of this Common
wealth.
From 1855 to 1872 they have continually and
unwayeringly held and proclaimed the same
principles and they hereby reiterate and re-
affirm the resolutions of their State Conventions
held in 1906 1867 1868, 1869, 1870, and 1871.
These principles have been embodied in the
18th, l4ths and 18th amendments of the national
cons Tuition; and in the civil rights act of April
o, 1866, The enforcement act of May 30 1870 and
the amended enforcement act of April 90 1871:
which principles in bFiefare =
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