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AGENTS, How is this ?

We will nav Agents $50 o week, ssd ~
peuscs. or allow Large Commlsston steney
employ ment. Address. G.. w. BODlNB - w.
battle Creek, Mich.
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correspondent Of the Eastern Argus, of
Portland, Maine, writing from this city. says
" the bar rooms have been doing a good busi-
ness for the last fortnight. Whisky straghts
have been in great demand by the government
clerks, who sniff danger from afar.
They very properly expect that the incoming
administration will make a clean sweep in all
the executive departments. Many Of them havs
purchased houses here, thinking themselves
settled for life. / saw two this morning who
have advertisements prepared, Offering their
property for sale, for insertion in the daily
papers next week, if the coming state elections
indicate the probable election of Mr.. Greeley"
We have seen a great many similar threats in
Greeley papers Of late. The impression has be-
come fixed that if Greeley is elected all of the
government clerks. without reference 70 their
ability or efficiency, will be summsrily dis
missed is this the Greeleyite view of civil ser
vice reform? ESQ, II will be a reform based
on partizan hate, and not on clerical merit. The
elections yesterday will serve, however, to dis
pei any hope the "liberals" may have enter
tanned Of being able to carry out this style of
reform" Efficient, wellquaiifed clerks may
feel tolerably well assn ed OF retaining their
positions, even If they do happen to be Grant
men. They need not sell their houses just yet.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Cttc. Chief Sios1I 0zceY,
VASE rS-TON. ID. C.. Oct O lQ11 II a m

wan 1hr Hf.N AkhF, ED1cs Chie1 S1lnct OTceY,
NAsAissToF, ID. c., Oct. @ 1877, IL M
ohtOPsls PoR PAST TwKSTY-POJR HOURS
Ihe barometer has risen and is highest in Vir-
gina and the south Atlantic states, with clear
weather and nOrtheTly winds in the latter and
westerly to easterly winds and partly cloudy
Weather on the Gulf. NOrtherly to westerly
winds, with rising barometer and cold weather
in The northwest, extending over the upper Mis-
sissippi valley. Southerly TO westerly winds ON
me lakes, with the lowest barometer north of
LAKE huron. In the middle states and New
England continued northerly to westerly winds
and clear weather. ~
fROBABILITIEs-In New England and the
middle states clear weather with northerly to
westerly winds, veering to southerly and west
erly, with diminished pressure tonight. In the
south Atlantic and gulf states continued north
erIy winds, veering to northeasterly and easter
", with partly clearing weather on the gulf
but clear weather elsewhere. In the northwest
on the upper lakes and thence to the lower lakes
and the lower Ohio valley, increasing pressure,
southerly to westerly winds, veering to north
erly and westerly by to- night, with par tly cloudy
and clear weather and occasional light rain on
the upper lakes. The conditions are favorable
for frost in the northwest and upper Mississippi
valley tonight. The telegraph has failed to
forward the weather reports from nearly all
stations west OF the Mississippi river and also
those in the southwest
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Some sOrehead who is allowed the run of the
ChroRiels's editorial columns attempts to make
out that the election of Chapman yesterday is
not yindication of the Board of Public Works,
but that the people in re-electing him "have
determined not TO hold him responsible for the
mistakes of others, if mistakes there have been,
&c. In view of the sweeping majority for the
whole progressive" ticket, and the fact that the
friends of the District government carried nine
teen out Of the twenty-five legislative districts,
the unfairness, or the ignorance at the bottom of
this attempt to make the victory anything else
than a thorough triumph for, and vindication of
the Board OF Public Works, is too manifest to
need con ment.
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EIHAMUAL AAD COnM1CIAl
Governments D0euFftl0a
Jay Cooke q Co. furnish the folloVina so-ti
MaPketa T0.0av.

BALrIxoRE, Oct. 9.-yireinia 6s. old, 3s: Virginia
consolIdsled, 81; do pecers, IS. North Cardinals,
old, ~ West Virginia s, is bid.
BhLrInoRE. Oct s-Ootton quiet and heavy; low
middlinRs, lsdx. Flour firm and unchap ged; stick
scarce. Wheat quiet; ed WESTERN 81 coal 7O amber
western, 81 75sI 20; others unchsuged. Corn IN %
changed; stock scarce; uixed western elevator
Offering ct 81, without buyers Oats firm southern.
s2s45; western mike HAS. Bye Qriex, 75sS1 Pro
vistObs in fair demand with prices uncbaUged Mess
rork, sB 20; bulk meats-shoulders, ~; lib sid q
lClf; clear rib SIDES l05zsleI bacon-shoulders So
Az rib sides. ls clear rib sides Ils gar-cured
h. ms; ns22 Lard 50. Western butter unchs ged
hisky quiet, at 939f.
very firm Corr shade irmer
NEW YORK, Oct. 9-Money firm, at per cent
", wear, 81 E7Rsl8S Gov rnments m; 20's +,
ls62 IA; state b. nds dan and heavy erling ex-
Change "a do. short. %. Virginia g.. a. new
Is, specie tax, II
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The Elections Yesterday.

The republican successes foresh allowed in our
dispatches yesterday were fully established by
the later returns and the results as indie ated BY
the dispatches Of to-day are republican victories
In all four of the states voting yesterday, i e.
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Nebraska
The republican majority in Pennsylvania will
De not less than p coo, in Ohio, at least 1900,
and in lncisns in the neighborhood of 5000.
Thus the verdict OF the September cleo
tons are fully sustained by those of October
These results settle the Presidential contest
as tffectually as if the vote in November had
aiIeady been taken. The Liberal bubble pune
tured in September has now hopelessly col
lapsCd, and hencefOrth the wonder will be how
il was ever inflated. In the history of politics
10 object ever made SO imposing a figure on
suCh slglt N aterials.
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The republican majority in this District yes
tereay was 5Gi7. But for the fact that the
Board OF Public Works were compelled by ma
tonal exigencies to send their nine hundred
colored re Peaters and two hundred colored wo-
men in mems clothes (rfde PdtrioD to carry
Pennsylvania, this majority, handsome as it is,
would have been increased to GA. 1t is not a
bad show tor the Board that they have been
able to carry in succession all the state elections
and at the same time double the home republi-
can majority.
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DR.. TUFTS BAR DYE CONTAINS NJ
CO colt SUEAR OF IEIU
rFDEFEND YOUa HEALTH.


The fall Of the leaves not only symbolizes human
decay, but promotes it, In other words the eff uvia
from dying and rotting vegetation is unfavorable te
health. To this and other causes-esp eciay excess
OF moisture in the stmosphere-may be ascribed the
prevalence Of acute disorders OF the stomach bowels
AID liver at this season. Every person OF bilious
habit is liable TO be bill in the fall Then
too, all persons whose digestion is weak are more
than ordinarily dyspepic and indiviiu ais predis-
posed to colic diarrhu and dysentery particu-
larry likely TO be attacked by these complaints The
most complete defence against each aad all of these
distressing ailments is bodily vigor To obtain this
blessing In oil its pentIude where it does not exist
and to preserve and petuae it where II does exist
Hostetters Stomach Btters Is earnestly recommend
Cd Ii the peculiar Office of this pre- alton to re
infCrce and regulate the mportant organs which
digest and temper the food and convert il into life
sustaining blood. Bodily vigor depends upon the
nourishirs qualities Of that duId and the putri
tiousness Of the blood depend, upon the functional
activity and regularity Viii h IL Is the special
provinces Of the Bitters to secure Hence it is the
best defence Of health at this season. and indeed AZ
All seasons. When dysentery, darrhna, bilious
cello, and other yioleat aft ctions Of the bowels
become epidemic, they often do in cei tain parts
OF the country in the fall, il will be found that per
sons who have been wise enough to resort to the
Bitters as preventive are almost invariably ex
tmpted from the scourge oc7 ea,,kw
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The bluest man in the country-H G. not ex-
cepted-is the immense n. q. Ordwsy. He is
blue all over, and all through. He is "deeply.
dsrkly, b sutifully blue" He Is seven feet of
elongated azure. He is 90 pounds OF concen-
trated bile Greeley defeated, Hine beaten, the
Board Of Public Works triumphant! Too much,
leo much, Two or three times too much!
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Sam BoWles will not take tea with Horace
White, Theodore TiltOn, and Horace Greeley
at the WI lite House
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n@ RosADALIs BOsADALIs !

Boils. Csrbuneles. Er up.ions, and Pimples on the
face. ssllowness Of the Complexion General Debii-
lily, are brought abou, by an impure state Of the
Blood. kOsadalis has been found 70 be q permanent
curs for this clA<s Of diseases.
WILSON, N. o.. May llth.
hereby certify that during the summer aud fall
OF leoS i vas severely afflicted with Carbuncies-
having bad as many as fourteen large Carbuncles
49, tweiNe ordinary b ills. Isufered 30 much from
fthAi could not get ont OF the house half the
for several months. Being induced - try the
ca OF hosadslts, tcds ssftrsls erred by fks use
bottle q that truly yalrable medicine.
&c W. A. pARDxNisr.
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Horace White will not take tea with Theodore
Tilton and Horace Greeley at the White House.
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me Patriot hasn't much to say about Penn
sylvauia, Ohio, and Indiana, but devotes its lob
type TO ehronicling the sweep OF the Greeley
tidal wave in eight townships in Connecticut.
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hurat Halstead will not take tea with Sam
BoWies, Horace White, Theodore Tilton, and
Horace Greeley at the White House,
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Henry Wstterson will not take tea with Mira,
haistead, Sam Bowles, Horace White, Theo-
dore Tilton and Horace Greeley at the White
House.
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Is estimated that Nestor Shaw has lost
about three hundred hats, fifty baskets of
champagne, and an odd thousand dollars on the
"defeat" of Hartranft
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Horace Greeley will not take tea at the White
House.
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M fkOM THE EARLIEST AGES
~ 70 the present day, Scrofula has been the
pane, and as II were, the curse Of mankind So ter.
riole and leathsome had II been ut some periods OF
tneWorld history that person known to be infect.
Cd with II would not be allowed to mix with society
Happily In our day the disease Is stripped Of its ter
rot Dy the use OF the SAAARITANs RoOT AND HRHp
JUicEs, and the victim OF Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores
Plppies Blotches, letters, &C., can be restored to
40 H0 S . AND = HEB JQIGEs, slas per bottle
sold by = q FORD, 1lOs Pa. ave-, and by Drug
Philadelphis. mayTIv
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Inc Baltimore Gazette says "the moral OF the
fennsyivania election is dreary one." Horace
thinks so too, doubtless.
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Theodore TiltOn will not take tea with Hor-
ace Greeley at the White House.
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nTTAKE NOTICE.-The Stock holders of the
S WEST END BUILDING ASSOCIATION
are hereby notified that the fifth annual meeting
viii De held az the Friends Meeting House, 1 81
1 street N. W., THURSDAY, October 10, 1872 at
oc1 Sc w. FL. WETZEL, Secretary.
nTsCBOFULA Is THE DREAD DISEASE
QS which annually sweeps its thousands to the
grave 1t makes its ppesrsnce In many forms; in
Consumption, Glsndu!sr swellings, Rheumstism,
Cutsneous diseases, many Of the affections with
wholly free from its faint. The only it can be
successfully treated is through the med I'm of the
Circulation ~ Is a blood disease. DR.. TUFTS Ssr
sapsrllla ard Queens Delight possesses the quail
lies 70 eNpe II from the system and restore perfect
health Beng free tr IN violent miner ais, il may
be taken with safety fy old and young. TIE mos;
delicate female may take il at any time.
III your child has worms or a bad breath, OF sal
low Comple XOn. or r-stsess 81 night OF 10 appetite
or general bad health, give it Dr. TUFTS Liver Pills
Ii will soon be restored.
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~ CORNER 9TH AND ID STREETS
LEANING CLASS for Christian Workers: OPENS
MeSMGsy syenirg, October 1th; with Bible Reae ing
sABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES In Lin
ealn Hall Short addresses at $50, on Christian
SABBATH EVENING SERVICES for the mass
ess $50 IN LINCOLN Hal, at O'Clock.
FRED READING LOOM
CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Terms s.
, Young Men are especially invited TO use the priv
HeRes OF TIE assocIation paw
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS 1s1s Z
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" run GALL
on EASY TERMS
AND LONG TIME.

SECURE YOUR OWN HOME
sm author zed, during the month Of October, 10
Cntr limited number of thOse houses on I a
sDd Myrtle streets, between North Capitol f.H
ara LIST streets east, on exceedingly eesy k
terms.
These houses are nearly completed and embrace
al modern conveuieDces The sum of SaU cssh
down and SIS monthly will secure a hSuse on
street, and SltO cash down and g - monthly will Sc
cure a house on Myrtle street
These houses are constructed Of brick with
pressed brick fronts tn on street will rent for
: ~ month and those on Myrtle street for $50
thus showing that the terms here offered are simpy
unsurpassed and hold ont in themselves the mo-,
tNtTaC rdinary Inducements TO persous Of limited
means, aud certain monthly incomes, TO SECURE a
b me, when be monthly payments are actually less
than monthly rental ofthe houses.
oo5 81 No 5Ig 1th stree,
EROUND FOB sALE-A whole undivided
~ SQUhbE for IS 500; laws on grade Terms
easy. Also, quarter Of n SQUARE, having a front
% 2fO FEET by les feet deep. Great bargain
ocsd NJ. n. ROHRER, 81 3 7th street
$4,000 TO Lo.N on RkAL ESTATE,
-, MOUSSE MIDDLETON,
oc3lVt 6l3 18th street.
$4,000. $1,000 1890 ,c IS 900. So 900,
Estate Security. J. SERGEANT BLASKNAS
Attorney at Law, Plants Building, corner 18th ~
and New York avenue. ocs
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OSSl ACRES OF LAND AT PRIVATE SALE
%cc4 In MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
MARYLAND

%CC4 IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
MARYLAND.
me subscriber intending TO discontinue farming
oilers 81 private saie his FARM in Mont a
q mery county, Md, the residence of the XeAV
late Leroy W. Finch, containing 1881 lH.RI
scres, al private sale. This Farm Is located on me
turnpike leading from Rock TO Georgetown, ID.
passes through it.
IL Offers q rare inducement to gentleman IN
Warrington, b. C., desiring TO purchase q country
residence, being only distant Il miles by rail from
tie seat OF government and can be reached within
bail an hour. 1t is about miles southeast from
tockNille. The improvements consist of q commo-
dious and comfortable dwelling, large barn, corn
house, ersnsry, good ststlng, ice house, meat
house, servants house in yard. hen house, pump Of
good water In the yard, q never failing spring Of
nne water near the house, with dairy.
There are ALEC fine orchards in bearing, 81 apples.
peaches, pears and cherries. The land il In a good
slate OF GUILTY. stiOn producing good crops of wheat
corn, rye, oats grass &C. large proportion being
now well set IN The location IL healthy and
convenient TO churches, schools and mills.
ANY person desiring to purchase the above prop
erty VIII please call upon Messrs. Peter Hender-
SOP, Attorneys in Rockville, Md or Messrs. Dodge
a psIDeille, 1421 Il street, Wsshins ton, ID. O..
either OF whom Will give the price and terms Of sale,
LUCIUs 4. FINCH.
COOP PAsTUBAGE FOB 90 HEAD OF
~ bOhsES Any person desiring t. pasture
borses can be accommodated by calling at the resi-.
oence OF the late Leroy W FINCH, miles soufhe asst
OF koekvIlie; Price per horse 81 per week.
sugS-sw l.. X. ".
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STANDARD AND JUVENILE BOOKS.
Just received direct from the New York
TRADE SALE,
large assortment OF
MIsoELLANEogsi sr sd1sRD AND JUvE-
many OF which will be sold ct greatly reduced prices
VIM. BALLANTYNEs NEW STORE,
oeg 42s 9TH street. near street.
HA1' OATS,
400 TONS HAY,
5000 BUSHELS OATS,
For sale at the Depot by the carload. and at the
Store in lots to suit, by
JOHN w. LUMsDON Il CO.,
a06 NINTH STREET,
ocs.lw. Opposite Center Market.
IN PIECEs OF DUB CELBBRATEp DOUBLE
~ WA sIPR BL A6kI ALRA T6 "a AND
ro6 6FE NIB TesD "a BE
qualities nhs 81 81 srd and TS.. in IT,
beyond doubt the best 10 every respect, and ou
prizes lower than is charged elsewhere for the
We also open TO-DAY full line Of GENUINE
LYONS BLAOk SILKS. OF reliable makes. at
81 %, 81 rs, 81, So Is, 81 30, Sz75, aud IS per
HOur stock Of ORES. Goods. Mourning Goods.
Prints, Domestic Cotton Goods. Hosiery and GIlves
y very complete and offer all Goods at extremely
IOlr Prices
b. One Price Only, in Plain Figures
JOSEPH J. MAY,
oc7-I 939 Pa ave, bet 9Th and 10Th SIS
EEVER AND AGUE,
l. in its worst form
CAN BE CURED FOR $3.50.
Sold only at
MOORES
WeSE End DrKs Store,
oc7-6t No. 1924 PennsylvaDia avenue.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND THE PUBI,IO
j. w. HAYS DIGS CELLARS AND DOES
ALL KINDS OF EXcAVATING
promptly and cheaply.
Cell or address 2Ol6 lO1H STREETNw. OCT st.
OlL.-E II. KELLOGG, of No II Cedar street,
y New YORK, manufactures a TRANSPARENT
ENGINE OIL, which eDdures best winter sperm
oil temperature, is as handsome in color, as free
IRON odor or gum, and as well adapted TO all
mac hinery purposes, while costing less than two
thirds the price This oil il now in use by most OF
the newspaper offices in the District of Columbia,
and has been for the past two years. oc5- 2Ot
GRAND OPENING
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rs = n o v 4 d.
DR. W. HI. BARRETT,
DENTIST,
Has Removed to o.l402 2 street N. W., corner
l4tb street. es-tf



Just received. large and varied stock Of
CARRIAGE ROBES and HORSE BLAHKETS,
which selling at prices lotcer thas scu.
Sole agents for Hills celebrated
CONCORD HARNESS,
Of which have o large stock on hand, II Concord
prices. The Concord Harness has . wor 4 wide rep
utstiou for durability and strength. Those who
have tri.d them will have no other.
HARNESS OF our own make and made to ORDER.
Genuine BUCKsKIN GLOVES and GAUHT-
LETS.
Be sure Of name and number
LUTZ 4 BRO,
497 Pennsylyania avenue,
ocs-lE Next door to the National Hotel.
TNIIsn STATS PAflNI OIFICH,
" WAsHINsroN, ID. @. septe nber 3, lS1-
On the petition Of IKEDERIOk A. sABBATON,
Of Troy, New Ysrk, administrator Of Paul A. Sab
baton, eeceas.d, praying for the extension Of .
patent granted to the said Paul A. Saebaton the
9TH day Of January, 1873, Tor an Improvement in
Sitting shovels:
II is ordered thss the testimony in the case b.
closed ON the 81 day OF December next: that the
time for fling arguInsnts and the H AminerS rspou
be limited 20 18th day OF December next and Thai
aid petition Be heard on ths lSsh day Of DecebsF
Le1f.
ecltn.a u. d. LSGGETT, OoE1,issionss,
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PIANOS, &c.
MN sTEaNwAr PIANOS r.
nyvvy

mn srEiNWAH P1ANOo MN
80. Ini.ers.ny eceoeded % ne the leading nr.t-
90 80 y tie vorld nlost celebrated Ps.n-
.iSr" resu ss,ssinaele; They have truly s~orIsI
arc Al parts q the cisti. - -. ~ -. -
Iuropesn piano 49,, 49, ~ nearly AL Aneris.n aud
now manufacture, in adasttS, = 80 .,,.-,.
sV zee PAkLOk GRAND wtth ,ssU -tscienso
THE PkrIsT Sk IsSs pJfLEx scSIk,-
FRAME snS IA AND flkk
s.N - " W I PhlG III PIANO.
WIN pisih bnt neat exterior, but thru. o.. -.
sisinsa az Square Grand Piano "a ally esa. 70
guisfte musical character. ~ "'sie h-
Both the new Parlor Grand and Vrrigh, P,.,.
are placed 81 very moderate prices, and must D. 49,.
khkkl PIANO WARRANTED FOR YEARS
Prices ~ low - the exclusive use 81 the hs-t a..
teriais and RUst thorough NorkmA nship viii ~
W. q METZkRUrT CO.
No. S2S Peansy lysnia avenue,
sezt-9v sole AGENTS.
SCHoM ACkERS co. CELEBKATED TOLD
= akbAL PIANOS, CARL RtOHTER,
sktnt.-HsEing ss teacher of music an E&J8
want Of good aud cheap instrument, having se-n
Nnst tAot bitAut prices were paid for inferior IN
~, III ehts resolved &C. Introduce tothe public &C
washing on Piano, % which there none sups-
and which has given the greatest saffsfacti1n an
concerts As well A. IA parlors. NJ succ.-s has
been comFicte, sud 4 am able nov o. fer th.sa
neenliul Instruments n prioes from SEQ so,
class Pisno, sud respectfully invite the puhic %
call NJ ny wsreroom ana examine tor thefu-elx -
Planes Tor rent. Pianos exchanged Tuning and
repairing properly attended TO. Agency, rs Penn.
81
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.HOrICE TO TAXPAYERs.

CoLLEcToRs OFFICE, COLUMBIA BuILpISss,l
F0Ar asd a AdU Street ~ w.
WASH SGTON, October LIST. 1871 y
Iu cOpsC Quence of having receiy ed the = hole
f the ar habetica tax list, and for the purpose Of
sfordipR quail privileges to all taxpayers, hereby
give notice that statement Of ten per cent wifi
be made from taxes paid a. follows:
Upon that part OF the Alphabetical tax list Of
washingtnn city, com prisine the nsmss commenc-
ing with either Of the letters 70 b, both Inclusive
srd upon the tax list Of Georgetown, until october
10Th, ls72, inclusive.
Upon that part Of said list Of Washington city.
com pris the nam commencing with either OF the
letters 4, both inclusive, aod pom the st Of
Washington county, undl October Slst, lS72, inclu
siye.
The last Quarter of the tar list OF washinz.ou
city ts 20 ~ will probably be completed and fur
nisheo this ONCE on or about the 18Th inst.
WIN. h. SLATER,
oc2-st Collector OF Taxes District Columbia.
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EOR sALK-FIFTY JACKSON WAGONS, sun
able fer farmers ard heavy hauling
HEf, MAGRATH BELL,
Columbia Market, corner Massachusstts svsns
and Ut. oil en-
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81 would not live always,
i ask not TO stay.D TPatrio,
Horace cannot read his title clear TO a man.
sion in Washington.
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Nary bomb from the Patriot.


nSCESTRAb BUILDING AssOCIATIOy
Wy NJ 2-The twelfth monthly meeting will
he ntid - Columbian Law Building on THURS
DAY ENfNlNG, 10th instant
oes-2. WA- w. MOORE, sec'y.
n~A STATED COMMUNICATION OF NEW
SS JhkUsALEM LODGE, No g.
VIII De ne Id 81 the new hail southeast cornar Of
PennsylSanla avenue ard 18th street on THUS "a
pA1r the lVth instant. at half past m Mem
beTs are earnestly requested ~ attend By order Of
the W. NJ. ocSS,. "a
~ BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS ma
ny TRiCT OF COLUMBIA.
ashinRtOn, October I, l7l
ORDERED, That and after this date ali carri.ee-
steps shall be made of stone, of the following III
uensi viz thirty l3Oj inches long seventeen fIfJ
inches wide. and eight go inches Ia DEPTH with
rounded Tners 20 the street.
BY order Of the Board.
CHAS. =. JOHNSON,
cS ~ lChron q hepuo Assists a sscre AIRY.
"rnE La" pEPARfnESa
C0LUMBIAN COLLEGE
Opens WEDNE-DAY. the % u instant
At > Clock p IL,
IN the Law Building. on 5Jh street.
W. SrICKNEY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Ofice-National savir IS Bsak, corner New York
atepne sno 10 - street oc7 81