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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-30
The Old chief IustIce.

When Judge Marshall lived in Rich
mond, his opposite neighbor was Colonel
Pickett, father of the Confederate GEN
eral George E. Pickett, Of Gettysburg
fame. Colonel Pickett was man Of
wealth, lived well, and was not content
unless everything about his household
bore the marks of good living. His
horses were his pride, and were conspic-
uous everywhere for their splendid ap-
pearanee, being as sleek, fat and high
spirited as abundant food and excellent
grooming could make them. Judge
Marshalfs horses, on the other hand,
were notoriously lean and unkept.
Everybody but the Judge had long re-
marked this. At last it was brought to
his notice, with the suggestion that his
carriage driver neglected the horses,
sold much of their food and appropri-
ated the money to his own use, good
deal Of it going, no doubt, for liquor.
The Judge called him up without delay.
"Dick, what is the reason Colonel
Pieketts horses are in such a splendid
condition, while mine are almost skele-
tons3 am afraid you neglect them,
don't half curry them and don't half
feed them"
Dick, not expecting the attack, was
fairly posed, He hemmed and hawed
awhile, till he could gather his negro
wits about him, and then said;
Mars John, look at you; is yeu fat2"
No, said the Judge; decidedly not "
We'll, look at ole Miss Mrs Marshall)
is she fat2' l
NO"
Den look at me; is / fatY'
NO"
aaReR ,lS9k at yO' hOrses-is dey fat2"
Now. den, you jes' look at Kunnel
Piekett-he fat, his car'ige driver fat, his
horses fat, his dogs fatal fat. De troof
is, Mars John, fat run in De Pickett fam
ilT, end it don't run in our'n. OATS all. "
9 Well, said the Judge, after little
reflection. "TheEes a good deal in that.
il never occurred to me before
He turned back into his study, and
Dick vas never troubled any more.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-30
The Paradise of FOrgers.


The fancied paradise of bank note
forger-if such felons can imagine an
elysium at all-must be country where
a majority of the population are unable
to read, but where there is to be found
in every populous center an adequate
supply Of skillful engravers. Cruel fate,
however, while frequently granting one
of these conditions, can, with extreme
rarity, be induced to vouchsafe both. In
the United States, for example, bank
note engraving has been brought to the
highest pitch Of perfection; and, unhap-
PLY, among number of skilled artisans,
there has generally been found an ave-
rage proportion Of photographers un-
scrupulous enough to assist in the
fabrication of bogus " dollar bills but,
on the other hand, illiterate Americans
are rare, and the people are, in most
cases, shrewd enough to detect forgery.
Turning to Russia we find. per contra,
that the great mass Of the peasantry can
not read, and that they will accept, with
blind confidence, the most clnmsily
forged note, so long as its numerical
value in roubles is expressed by given
hue in the paper. Muscovy would be the
forgers paradise were it not for the fact
that good engravers are with difficulty to
be found. The fraudulent negotiator of
notes is fain to make journey to Eng
land, Gnd his transactions there usually
lead to an interview with the sitting
magistrate at Bow street. and CONVEX
sation, in which Inspector Druscovitch
and M. Albert, the interpreter, take
part. By all accounts, however, the
Madras Presidency must have been as a
land flowing with milk and honey for
forgers. Captain Weldon had been de-
puted to hunt down gang which, for a
length of time, had carried on operations
to singularly successful extent, and we
now learn that he has captured the last
two members of the school -Telung
Brahmins, it is said The leader jumped
into tank some time since and was
drowned but the surviving and accom-
plished gentlemen now in custody were
the actual manufacturers of the notes
They disdained the elaborate and costly
processes of copper or steel-plate
engraving, and, aware that they
were among people who knew little
hOOuV tue ulHeTenCo UetWeeH lnClSeu
and surface printing, were content to
adopt the rougher and reader means of
lithography. Soft lithographic stones
abound in many parts of the Presidency,
while, as for the tools required, any one
with little soap aud lampblaok, some
gum and reed pen or camel's hair
brush, can set up as photographer.
What is wanted in addition are unAag-
ging patience and amazing initiative
adroitness. These qualities the manu-
facturers found among the humblest ma
tive handi-craftsmen IN a hundred little
towns and villages. They carried the
stones about with them, and got the
forgeries executed bit by bit, yet with
well nigh unerring skillfulness. The
notes may be said almost to have been
woven. The artisans, indeed, may have
been first cousins to those wonderful
0rientals who weave rainbow-tinted
shawls in the corner of a darksome
hovel, and make iridescent carpets on
looms resembling nothing half so much
as dilapidated clothes-horses, with hoop
sticks for shuttles.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-30
e. wHITMORE,
A PRECHER's LOVE STORY.


Marian Douglass contributes to the Atlantic
Monthly q quaint poem, Before the We'd
ding" which relates the experience of q
maiden and Methodstrevival preacher. VIZ
quote portion Of it:
But when came to hear him preach,
lie told the Gospel story
So thrillingly. through all the grove
Went up one shout of" Gloryl'
Rough men were bowed, hard sinners wept
| owned his power to hold me;
His glowing fervor, like spell.
Against my will controlled me.
" For who is he?" said, my own
Admiring thoughts reproving.
" A Methodist itiaerant,
Who keeps forever moving
Just two years in place.
That too hard a way" thought |,
:" To run the Christian race
said the preacher pleased me not
did not wish to meet him;
And when we met, Itried to see
How c0ldly formal i could be.
And courte0usly treat him. Ha
. But when a woman tries TO hate.
Be sure it. love beginning;
The more trowned, the more | felt
That he my heart was winning.
Dull (may the Lord forgive y / found
The class. unless he led it,
And sweeter seemed the blessed word
OF Scripture. if he read it.
And from the closing love-feast, when,
Aswe walked home together,
He led me down quiet path
And calmly asked me whether
=" Ny future should be one with his,
And must take or lose him.
felt my hold on earthly joy az
Was lost should refuse him.
" But, if | love, there's but one way"
said, my love of proving;
And am willing, for your sake.
To keep forever moving,
Moving, moving, moving
Just two years in a place ,FHN
Happy, whereso'er 1 60, .sbis'jlaa
If but see your face!'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-30
INDUsTRIAL EXPOSITION.
EXPOSITION STOCK.

lHE FOURTH AND LAST CALL Is DUE
this day. All the stock is now due. the build
ing is nearly completed and prompt payments
must be made. Call at once.
ED. BURKE PICKETT. Sec'y,
lst No. 5 Jefferson street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-30
HAIR Dye.
BatchelOr's Hair Dye.

This plendid Hair Dye is the kesl IN fAe toorld.
the only true and perfect dye. Harmless, re-
liable and instantaneous; no disappointment; ;
no ridiculous tints OF unpleasant Odor. Rem
edles the III effects Of bad dyes and washes.
Produces niMKpIAIELT q superb BLACK Or MAJ
VkAL hAoWN, aud leaves the hair cLEAE, sOFr
AND nEAUTWVL. The genuine signed W. A..
Batchelor. Sold BY all Druggists.
CHAS. BACHELOR,
6l-eOd-xvi-60 Proprietor, n. Y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-30
OFFICIAL,
.DRAY AND WAGON
LICENSES
Temporarily
MlroR,s Orr1cE. Crrr HALl.

MENRHIs, TENNESSEE, Nov. q. 1S72
NOR THE PURPOSE OF FACILITATING
II the movement Of the large amount Of freight
now accumulated and rapidly accumnlating IN
the city. the collection o. licenses on Wagons.
prays, etc, ssgsPended until and inelndiRg
All persons having teams to spare, In or out
Of the city, are invited 70 assist in the move
f5-ss JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-30
INSURANCE.

HAVING THIS DAY RECEIVED THE
insuranee Company, we hereby notify our
friends and patrons Of the fact, at the same
time refer them to the statement below.
Thanking our friends for their patronage they
have bestowed on us so far. we ask a contlnu-
ance of the same, assuring them prompt atten-
tion TO any business put in our care:
MARX 4 BENSDORF,
Agents Triumph Insurance Company.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-30
SALOON.
PURLIcATIoR.

MO PAPER IN MEMPHIS is A BETTER
IN advertising medium than the Western
methodist, II having within the limits Of
which Memphis is the commercial center a
very large circulation. This can be known
and read Of all who may become interested.
yudieious advertising will pay. Our Office is
Ash Main street, up stairs, in same building
Ss-f R. W. BLEW A co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08
THE WEATHER

WAX DEPARTMKNT Office Chief Signal Officer, \
SMAsHINsToN, DC, March 8, 1872, 10 Am.
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwKNTY-FouR
HouRs--The barometer has continued falling
from the upper lake region to the south Allan
nc ana gull coasts, and an area of quite low
barometer has moved eastward, and is now cen
ual over missouri, preceded by cloudy and
threatening weather with snow thence to Lake
Erie and northward, and with rain southwark
TO tennessee; the winds have increased to brisk
ard high easterly and northeasterly from the
ONO valley to Lake Superior; southerly winds,
win cloudy and threatening weather, have pre-
vailed over the western gulf states; southeriy to
easterly winds, with partially cloudy weather
are now reported from the eastern gulf and
south Atlantic states; westerly to nOrtherly
winds, with generally clear weather, have con
unued over the New England states pleasant
weather, with northerly winds, continue from
New York to New Jersey; the latter have veer-
ed TO easterly, with cloudy and threatening
weather from Lake Erie to Virginia; the tenn
perature has continued rising on the majority
OF the stations from the Mississippi to the At
lantic coast.
PEoBABILIrIEs.-The very low barometer
over Missouri will move enthusiastically over
southern Michigan, as a severe storm preceded
Dy brisk and high easterly to northerly winds
with cloudy weather and snow on its northern
SIDE, and fresh to brisk easterly to southerly
WINDS with rain on its southern side; easterly
winds, veering to southerly, are probable for the
middle states, with increased cloudiness and
rain this afternoon and Tonight; easterly 10
southeTly winds will prevail over the south At
iantic and gulf coasts, with increased cloudiness
and possibly threatening weather; the barome-
ter VIII rise over the western gulf states and the
northwest this afternoon and tonight with
westerly and northwesterly winds and falling
temperature; pleasant weather will prevail over
the New England states during the dav follow
ed by cloudy weather and winds veering to east
erly tonight; dangerous winds are not antici-
Pafed for the Atlantic and gulf coasts to -day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08

Considerable virtuous indignation is wasted
Just now, in Congress and elsewhere, over the
fact that q department clerk or bureau officer
occasionally gns bis position to enter into the
business Of prosecuting claims against the gos
err ment or lobbying jobs throughout Congress.
IL Is even proposed to pass a law to prevent such
practices IN future. This seems to be rather
small business. though there may be need of such
legislation. If there be, then we submit that the
PROPOSED me ASSURE does not go far enough. II
Protection to the public treasury is the end in
view, the law should be made broad enough to
Prohibit eN.ms mbers OF both houses Of Congress
rom engaging IN Ike business, and also exclude
ttem from the privileges of the floors OF Con-
gfess. Anything short of this will be plugging
up Tie air-vent and leaving the bung-hole wide
OMEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08
Washington Star saws:

s.ahou, his time look out for the fellows who
air their litern; requirements by lugging in the
quotation about .'ysin.Sr lingering in the lap of
Spring" March them to the police station on
the spot as General Dix SAYS"
These fellows will not air any literary acquire
ments worth Boosting of, il they do nos quote
the expression more correctly than the Star does.
The line runs. winter lingering ,pehills the lap
of SPring."-PeteTsturg Inde1-
We only gave the quotation as it Is generally
used, and a. the fellows would most likely lug
it in, and therefore did not pretend to be exact
But when folks undertake to criticise they should
be sure Of the ground on which they stand. The
line does mot run as quoted by the Ladex, but as
follows:
No Nernal blooms their torpid rocks array,
But winter lingering chiils the lap of MAJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08
MEDICAL, &c.

nR. LIO!, No. III street, above 7th, can be
Y consulted privately and con6dentialy by Ladies
who may 20 suffering frsn IRRRGULAk lfIEs or
and Is very relisbe and successui Sspassss Roong,
ohdSsTs6 lnS B skfs r pfs IA s
EEMALH DISKAsIs treated end Confinement
y cases tahen Describe case andlsnclose es, and
;ss IS - y: ~ =: q.
AsSsn!, e. 3: eoe.altsl krivassly, from y
ss:dsss. los sS.sss. sa
: r:sss essr ...s go 3. h ss sfS.i
nss and f@ss. Ss can vs1Issf 5 cure Il ! lev fse
-T1:-gpoatAe rsosips Of 90. savso. and ,sas.
ss , VII Ss :sss p cypress He warrant. e cure
or HAR1i4Ae5GaaA.rT nlLilE LOB
sMss; IpSss5s.s. - 1.Tises rs.oysd. New
SSsss ,,S ~ HSWkhR
DE- 6hE HFf 3. nc. .,s p sSERsSs
Scrossh. IN Discs. sSSSss. q n = f ssss
gsS:s o:sss 80 M~s..x dssss,S.x.
Sold in Wilmington 81 WI. b. ENYy IsLp
Prcs b s Sor ssSs IN ave. soA i,A 80:
NOTCH on RK1oy.L-A n. run aAs A..
ffon s3 s.o Up
srasr e nske room Tor spriss ssocf oisrs for the
ia Ssts s!ss: SispSx z SHADES,
FIXTURE f8AuBS, CHBou0S, &c. fs-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08
Markets To-day.

BALIIMoRE. March Virginia skies, As;
do consolidated, 50; West Virginia, 10; North
Caroiinas speciul tax, Bother unchanged.
BALTIMORE, March 8.-Cotton dull and NOM
mai; low middlinRs, %. Flour firm and I'M
changed; fayors sellers. Wheat quiet and un-
changed. White southern corn dull, 65a67; vel
low southern firm, 65a66; mixed western quiet.
%. Oats steady, western. 51a53; southern nomi-
nal, Sass. Rye firm ard steady, 95aS1. Pork
dull, Sl4aSI4K. Bulk meats dull shoulders,
~; rib sides, 81; clear rib sides. 6a--loose.
Bacon steady; shoulders, 6ka7a; rib sides, I X
clear rib sides, II aspacked; hams, BAH Lard
quiet, 94a9ac. Western DIFFERENTIATED bare
Whisky dull and nominal. SSa9o.
NEW YORK, March S.--Stocks weak. Gold
nrm, los. Money easy. Gal. Exchange. long,
91s; short, 10S. Governments steady and dull
Virginia IS, 81; new, 81. North Car0lins's, 80 4 !;
new, COX.
NEW YORK, March s.-Flour dull and de-
Ginning. Wheat dull and nominally lower. Corn
dull and heavy.
LONDON, March 8. 4:3O p. m.-Cousols closed
at ON for money, and 924 for account. Bonds
of 1s62's: s24; 1865, old, ST.; 1868, OK;
PARIS, March S-The specie i'm the Bank of
France has increased four million francs during
the week.
Rentes IS francs 80 confines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08
6l0ek 0eRORt.

by Franklin Telegraph Company, COO Pa. dcenue. !
NEW roEk, March s..li,st BosId.-lo ~ . M
IIIsx: s-3s, s., coupon, Iiis: s-Dis, Ss, coupon,
n1As; s9,s: new: IS, coupon 1915, s-4s, 81, cou.
gon NJ; sDs. %, coupon, n24. l0-4os, coupon,
Csn.on; se ws,ers npio, Te,esr.ph 7o, Qu,gk
weIls. taIgo 4 Cos Express, rs: American Ex
press IA. United States Express. sss{: New York
%; Erie, ss7.: Harlem, iosii: Reains' Tia: MichG.
gar Central, us Lake Shore & Michis gan southern.
va Union P-cific Railroad. s.; Illinois Central,
Nor,hgest pref'd. 9lA; New Jersey Central, us:
Rock leland. 1885,: Milwaukee and St Paul. 59,S
do, prtferred. 7s1s: Wabash Western, 76t.: Della
ware, Lackawarsa a Western, 1865; Fort Wayne,
guaranteed, IS. Hannibal and st Joseph Ss,s; Chi
10, Ohio mississippi certificates, 49,. Columbus
Chicago and Indiana Cent. s4s Tennessee SIS, old,
sol Bonds. ss,i North Carolina SIS, old. 3szS Nor
s Ssroi Rsrs. e sn ss Pss Central Pa
Gold, llcl4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08

The New York money market was easy yester-
day morning at to per cent. on call, but In
the afternoon the demand was more active from
stock brokers, and the closing rates Of Interest,"
the leading stocks there was considerable activ-
ity and wide iuctuafionD. Govegnneut bonds
were strong, and prices lad an upward tend.
ency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08

Where are the liberal republicans to go?-
Patriot.
We thought it was about time for the demo-
Gratis to be putting the question in that way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08
PERSONAL.

HAfrIkJ. FRENCH. C7aI--ey.ssf, M,s,oal ~ /.
n bss-sss Medsssi. sAvss Fsn tn giving
cCtsno retishl G. mnunicstions. Cone and wltnes.
s~e. sGSssfei ss.sr e, .ee3ss s'sA'; sss ls'a
MspAM eoN1N's PERIODICAL DROPS A
w sure eure Cor an fem lie irreEI arr de r.
should not be takea du-irc rrernancy - the, We
duos miscarriage. IN o. bet. 40 aud snh. mr1 n
Mks X. v. WRIGHT. tAs wi k.e-.s Cists-
49, $50 AaEssftr fAfurfss. - takes
osa fsl,sx "a si..si. le,wees a aud y. eppo.ii :
.no-e Who may Z, 9uire ber s-r' ires. ~
MI sAwfkR, C,sVroyasT. aaTs-Isr ESf
80 -nedfs-', can BE- c~nsultex Al her bo,-e 20
80, ~ ~ between and ID .ts leland, ups, All
Nv, un-1ne-. psst present and future ~ h.s
IL You Wish FIRST Class r.RIs Ro.@
= ~ low isies' 70 O. the How ARD ROUSE Sls
DRlNATE CONSULTATION AT oIp
II pAbBAs ., on ~ street, three d,s,,. s.,.,sss,
the avenue. The only adv III i-rf r-r-gnt,.a -
Profession as an expert and specialist In di.ss..s -
the gcnersfive organs. fel,s. -.
No HUMBUG.-The Queen Of Spirits. ii he highs.
power Of changing lnck tells the past present aoa
iuure. IN cs-s OF failure of any business farstoA
&c. &C. lss L street, between lst and Nee J~r-~I
Nehoe nelm.
MADAME DOWNS MONTHLY PILLs Will,
- remove all Female Irregularities. Mari a
81. =. W, leland. fl0 Inn.
AIDES sUfFkRiNG FROM IkREGULARi
= ties, wesknesses, or any CON plaint peculiar %
ths,r sen sbosld oonnde 81 pa Lt0N, the eIdsa 90
seosAea end only reliable sDd safe Physician nah
IDS spec Atty of female psiuts the city Ne
- ls.' invites scsil fram those ~ho have b-en
esiNea oy s~inslers He guarantee . spc-dy
i,sn. Rooms No III ! strect. h~s seeu 5fh snd
-. ocn-t-
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.PERIODiC DISORDERS.

The paroxysmsl maladies which are characterized
by heat and cold, extensively at this season,
and 1t Is curious fact that in many parts OF the
country where they ere prevalent, other diseases,
that bear no general resemblance to fever and
or n mittent fever, assume periodic ype. Thus,
in many sections infested with chills and fever
rheumatism neuralgia, hysteria, disxrhea, &C.,
sometimes become intermittent, thereby indicating
that they have been ensendered by the same
poisonous calculations which produce the frat
named disease.
In al these masked cases Of ague-for such they
areas we'll in the 2. euler intermitten,s, the
most safe and reliable remedy that can be admin
istered is Hostetferis Stomach Bitters. Neither
qunne nor arsenic needed. Both are In the
highest degree dangerous and sure to leave sad
traces Of their poisonous action in the system,
whether they arrest the paroxy SINS or not In
many instances all the so-called specifics Of the
Irregular" materia medica utterly fail to 'sbreak
up" intermittent and remittent disorders. But the
great vegetable Tonic never fails. The spasm of
the minute bieod vessels which causes the chill Is
the result Of weakness produced by the de-
biiitatiug operation Of wholesome a.mos phere
and the tone and vigor given to the system
by the Btters, enable it to throw of the disease
The wiser policy, however 10 TO anticipate attacks
OF this nature, BY arousing all the latent srgiss
OF the body at the commencement OF the moist and
chilly season, with this ncom parable antidote BY
pursuing this course, intermittents, remittents,
rheumatism, collie, biliousness, dyspepsia and pul
moaary affections may always be prevented.
March %eost&w.
NJ NURSES SCHOOL Ar FREEDMENp
VI .. HOSPITAL.
s;s an ss s ).
al the sIfiss % the monthly nurse, including tie
=: sa esso sss
r1s ss Ell s fiji S
i 49, TO e sSafS' e HSsDsaI
ssI g: :: i tie 4: -: 800 = :: ts7af IS s
~ NOIICE-A mseti.s Of the yEsfRY Il
Wy IIIIHAAY PARISH. Ein Be hsld e tfse
SSSTeh g he nliph.ny g o,eiock nWED
teTnne by vote Of the vestry whether q net tie
he I:sriss ef ccSusSis: selislsi xs - sss sse
sspsosed 1sprsry H iSs Tsno 3. sss
stristion recurring . residence In the Parish 5.
aoannestiol Of voters at farlsh nestings shAl b
received s x "a s6i::. il assSiEH.n
P !. ,s;sr.AI o..t,,x.,,
mi GO. 1918 Yenasyivania sreone.
M I'm, lbs OF THE skOR.f sERvICE.
(By permissien from tke Department. Record. 1
Is PoKTRAIIs 9s 2; ss,,nn5srEcrIvss.AN AM
WONDERFUL BOOK, $50 PAGES, PRICE,
Mailed post paid, any where, on receipt Of price
ms'ss 80 H.nay npa .ts.e,l sRR ,.,an
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EsR SAILOR RENT-A astsy Brics HOUSE,
u No. e1S eth street, BET. and streets, front
Ing judiciary SSuaRe, contAininG six good ,@d
roems: porch above and dry cellar: range. hot AMI
cold water, bath room, wafer closet, gas in every
ron: fro.s and b.ct y.rd: location oonyceisnf,
city. Thsre Is large front Log suitable Cor saii.
tipos TO the hou<e III desired. Inquire 1T No 6i6
seh strese, betwees y and @ streets jsnlS-eos~-
FOE sAkE Oh LEAss..rAe three l.yFe sRloK
- BUILDIN0seoruer Of q street and New Jrrsey
Al4ly y RDnuNb Law ROaERs, 81 Mccu
toca streoe. baltty1oDos asl<-d
FoR RKST-Two Rooms d . hret -cia.. mouse,
New York avenue, between 9Th snd 10th sts.,
north sidr, be had ha1dsc0cly furnished either
sspArase o. toeether. Ne etksr occupant. except
the fs0ty In the house. References exckangsa.
ApIly At the Star once By lettsr: address. sll New
FORK avenue. ocsi 20
EoR RENT-The fAree nv ELL1Nd HOUsN,
y AeI p nnsyl anita avenue. sin doors & the
Nefonai oeei wide ROOM starcases and psss ages;
locality FOR Q lawyer or PhysiciAs.
TRANCk TAYLOR.
mGu S2S Indiana svenue.
EoR RENr-A FRUIT FARa near mi. oity
VII lease Tor several years the most favor
able terms Inquire Tor particulars 1t the Star of
nee fehla ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08

U tvhhhrr AND : M c. A. ITo1UH'-
7 here will be . joint discussion between these
church corner Of G and 10Th streets, on FRIDAY
and SATURDAY EvENINGS, March 9Th and 9TH,
Il. b. CURTIS and J Il. lMHRE, will preside. The
mpires. W o will decide upon the arguments pre-
the Navy; Hon Columbus D.lsno, Secretary OF the
Interior; a. Hon. John n Brodhead, Second Com D
troiler OF the Treasury. m7-H
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A bill securing to married women their sera-
rate earnings has been passed to a second read
ing in the Pennsylvania Senate
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r~THE THIRD RECEPTION

The Marine Band will give o Promenade Concert
IRON 70 ii m Shsfield will furni n refresh
ments. Tickets, ten for 81; to be Obtained at the