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The liberal republican meeting in New York
last night is reported by associated press to
have been ''the largest and most enthusiastic
political gathering ever held in New York.
and the World is quoted as saying that the Gin
natl ticket will unite all the elements of OPP
position 10 the administration. Experience has
shown, however, that large meetings in New
York. where a crowd can readily be collected
when any talked about people are to appear,
have very little real significance. For many
years the country at large has gone contrary to
the voice of New York city, as expressed in her
big mass meetings.
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Ire American press generally seem TO regard
the sentence of the insane youth, Arthur O'Con-
nor, for frightening the Queen OF England, as
unnecessarily harsh, in view of the circum-
stances Aside from the unimpeached testimony
gwen at the trial. tending to show the insanity
CT the prisoner, the very fact that he assailed
The queen in carriage with an unlOaded pistol,
and demanded her to sign a document which,
signed or unsigned. would have been equally
worthless, Is sufficient evidence OF his rrespon-
sible condition mentally. In this connection
the case OF the laborer, who snapped two pistols
close to the breast of Gen. jackson, is recalled.
The man was adjudged insane, because he could
have gained no possible advantage by the Presi-
dents death. Queen Victoria now has an op-
Iortunity OF exhibiting her magnanimity by re-.
hitting the sentence imposed upon her crazy
assailant.
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Every American citizens must be delighted to
know that the government is taking vigorous
measurer to protect our fellow countrymen in
Texas against the depredations and outrages of
the Mexican banditti, who have too long been
the terror Of the frontiersmen. Ii Is reported
that the latter are secretly organizing for an
invasion Of Mexico. No one will be sorry should
these fllibusters succeed in taking full retribu-
ton for the outrages committed on American
citizens by the Mexican robbers.
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The citizens of Washington may congratulate
themselves on the prospect of soon having an
abundant supply of water. Gen. Babcock tes-
tilted the other day before the House District
Committee that the new 3G-ineh main would be
laid aHd all the connections made within one
month, and that when in operation il would
bring into the District 80 600 900 gallons of water
Gaily. We are much more fortunate in thi
rcsP6et than New York city, which just now is
dTesding a water famine this summer in conse-
guCnce of the action of the legislature i'm repeal
ing an act which gave the municipal authori-
tics Iower, in case of need, to draw upon certain
tfesh water lakes north of the city.
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wOLFORD 4 SHILBER0'S
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TERRITORY.

NEW GOODS received daily for the
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASON.
Comprising all the latest Novelties in
DRESS GOODS,
BLACK and C0LORED SILKS, M0HA!RS, "a:
PANEsE SILKS, POPLINS. DOLLY yARpEHS
OF all styles, Black and white ALPACAs in all
prices, beautiful SPRING SHAWLS.
WHITE DRESS GOODS,
OF ali classes for summer wear.
THE HEWEST STYLES PARASOLS.
A large variety Of
Choice Prints and Domestics: Cagsimeres, for Men,
ard Boys vesr.
And special attention is called to the
CARPET DEPARTMENT.,
which comprises the latest designs In
ENGLISH BRUSsBLe ana hsndsone
INGRAM CARPETS,
Ranging from rs cents to 81 per yard.
; Coed STRAW MATING ct 70 cents.
Nice OIL CLOTH at so cents per yard.
cali to this establishment Will save purch asers
considerable money.
~REMEMBER THE ARCADE.N
AT SEVENTH eTRBET,
apl3tNay6 Between ID aud = /.
CEMENr, hay AND LATHs,IRsc siysd I, z
bales Prime HAy. Also. lot OF Bangor LATHS
Ct WIN. GUINANDS, Gas Louisiana avenue and
foot Of Sd street b. +. apl2 st.
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9TH ST. EhxN0 SIOCA 9TH ST.
PAPERHANGINGs, PICTURE FRAMES,
WINDOW SHADES,
PICTURE CORD AND TASsELS, &c.
The Largest Assortment in the District of Foreign
and Domestic Manufacture, now open at
MA Il X BIT Z RS,
Nc. 4s6 It'll street, bet. ID and sts. doors above
Odd Fe1 r%pER Hslii thsS &c. 4ss1
large selection Of rich Gilt Patterns, OF entirely
new and unique designs, in stripe,, &c, including
other rich and styles, in gilt and plain, with
appropriate borders Also large and select stock of
medium and low priced Papers, gilt and common
,o esntess S in prise from LIZ St
specially TO order 70 inch plain SUITS for panel
ing, with gilt rod or finishing plain Also, patent
and perfect representations of Wood and Marbles
for panelng halls, vestibules &C. specimen panels
exhibited.) Orders for every description of plain
and decorative Paperhanging executed in the best
PICTURE FRAMES,
in Gilt, w alnut, &C. solid oval and oval, from card
portrait size. Velvet Fram>s for porcelain pic
tnres; Gard Frames in great variety; Box Frames
for wreaths. Frames made to order.
WINDOW shAR PhhssssI fiSf Se, CORD AND
different sizes and colors. Also, Wire Center Pic
ture Cord, Gold Plated and Timed Wire Picture
Cord, Porcelain and Plain Head Picture Nails,
Rirgs, &c. Window Shades made TO order.
PAINTINGS, ENGRAyINGS,C HROM06, &C.,
admitted but choice seieeton In appropriate frames.
All orders for Paperhangings, Window Shades, or
Picture Frames punctually filed, and satisfaction
guaranteed. Terms Cash.
j. MARKRITER.
No. 4e6 7th street, between p and .tss
apl3-lm' lNeW No $3.50
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PERSONAL.

MI r.. II WRIGHT, fAs well 1sesrs tiaf.rss.
" -. aEd Masssfis Pitstcias, has taken ressns
sne VII De pleased 20 Sc all who ma require her
services splo-lms
NADah boNtN, Cafrroyaaf aHf N. - ss PAF-
~ sfctas tar ali teulsls complaints. Car be
i'eo npoa. once 40 : sth street. above u aa2 I'm
M n X SAWYER, C.arveya-I, hes-sf,e rss
60 Nsdftr. can BE consulted af her hOuss. No.
sic 1th 81, between q and n sfs , Island up N al
important business. pest. and future "a In
Nc hHnBU6 lThe op-.r Of spsils. the highs.
ceN eieped mediurn living. has the wonder nj
power OF changing luck, tells the rsst pre.ant an1
utcre. 90 ce-s OF failure u any kusins-. foretol
and ID streets W. ms sms
ADIks suFfkRlNS BRoh IRkKGULAkl-
nes we.k $500 or any complaint reculi.r %
iabhshsd and only reliable and safe Physician mss-
tnE spectslty OF female complaints In the city he
sspsc siiy invites csii from those who have be.
deceived by s~tnslere. Ne guarantees . spee1y
cure or no charge. S<pa.ofs hoorus fo~ ADJ 81
iissf, Rooms No. VII 1 street. between 7th al
sh. ocnu
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Not ACANDIDATE.-The statement contained
in one Of the morning papers to the effect that
Rev. DR.. Newman is a candidate for the ONCE OF
Controller Of Currency is, we are authorized to
say, entirely destitute Of truth. We are assured
that DIT. y. would not forsake the ministry for
any Office in the gift OF either the President or
the people
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VALUABLE BEQuEsr.-Dr. j. NJ. Toner, Of

VALUABLE BEQUEsT.-Dr. j. NJ. Toner, of
this city, day executed a deed conveying GER
tain real ard personal property, amounting to
about S3 600 in value, to a board of trustees
consisting of the Secretary Of the Smithsonian
Institution, the Surgeon General Of the Army.
the Surgeon General of the Navy, and the
President of the Medical Society Of the District
OF Columbia, the income from which il to be
devoted TO the founding of a course of lectures
10 be delivered in this city under the title of the
. Toner Lectures" or, to speak more strictly
IN the language of the bequest: Ninety per
Cert. OF the income Is 70 be applied for at least
two annual memoirs or essays, by different indi-
Vidusls, and, a. the fund Increases, as many
more 81 the interest OF the trust and the revenue
will ia the judgment of the trustees justify,
relative TO some branch of medical SCIENCE
each Of these memoirs or lectures TO contain
some new truth fully established by experiment
@ observation
Lectures similar TO those contemplated by this
bequest have been established in most of the
Europa an capitals, and also, we believe in SOM
OF the larger cities OF this country, with great
success. and they are looked upon everywhere
a. important auXiliaries in the advancement of
science and the development of new truths
We trust the step taken by DIR. Toner Is but a
BEGINNING in this direction, and that others will
follow IN this or other specialtes, so that Wash
ingtOn may speedily become what she ought to
le-the literary, artistic aud scientific, a. well
a. the political and social center of the country
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~REy. EDWARD EyHRErT HALE, Of
US Boston, will preach in the Unitarian Church,
corner 9Th and sts., TO MORROW 81 II O. m. n'
N~SEw CHURCH TEnPLE, North Capitol
street, between and O. SERVICES every
sOsphn AZ II a. m. Seats all free. The public
HR5sEC0ND AOVENT LEOICRRs-NE-
u3 sroDARp and JENNINGS will cootinn ne th@ir
fIsssh,ng ~ City Hall TO MORROW Isuud ayI
MOkhIhG and EvEHIhG-lI Doruing and X
evening The public are invited 20 attend. it
NHM0CNf VERNON PLACE n. r Gnu non
w SOUTH, at The esrnsr q ssa and K sts north.
west. Preaching TO MORO q. Sunday > 81 m
O'Clock Q. m. and 7:O m By Rev. 8. 5. RoszELL
d. D., and Rev. J. A. kern.
N~MRs. L. n. sfODDARD AND MRS. T. s.
u9 bNNiNGs, members Of the Women Chris
tan association, frem New York state, will preach
an The City Hall To MORROW sunday ut II 0 m.
std111 m. Seats free. IT,
M KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs, ATTENTION
Assemble at X. Of p. Hall, corner 9Th and SITS :,
". ,on IIksDAf, 18th instant. ~ ga O'Clock Q.
N: Lts a. VIII es formed prnmpsly Alta O'Clock.
apBH jos. T. X. p LIANT. Chief Marshal.
HCNIvERsALIsf sERVICEs-R.V q ?
srL IGNORE, q Melrose. Mass will preach
IN Mss.niS Temple, TO MORROW, Ct II q m.
Mrs. mARr A LTvERMoRE will preaeh IN ,h.
Evening st7.o O'Clock. Toe public are fnxits, -
attend. II!
O~THE MEMBERS OF GOLDEN pUTr
~ LODGE, No. l9, X. Of p. VIII ma~t p-osn. -
" TO MORROW, Sunday , o clock D m , 81 thar
Ball, in apron reeaJiz) 20 attend the funeral OF
O. sANrEL g. HISEsLY. Members Of sister Lodees
- ~ THEODORE sNIFFEN, RS.
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Ore Of the Patriots unfailing -Jeremiahs
sOTrOwfully admits in this mornr g's paper that
there has been large increase in the value of
real estate in Washington within the last eigh-
teen months. This state of things he attributes
to the fact that the agitation for the removal of
the national capital has ceased This is true as
tar as it goes, but it does not reach back far
enough. What gave strength and hope to the
agitstors was the fact that the people here would
DO nothing for the Improvement of the city,
and were contentt leave 1t in its old disgraceful
condition. This was their main stock in trade.
As soon as it became evident that our citizens
were willing to do something for themselves and
would DO their share in making the capital
worthy of the nation the clamor for its removal
ceased. Nothing las done or can do so much
toward keeping the capital here and still further
advancing the value of property as the improve
ments already completed and the completion
Of those now under way. This every body knows,
and every candid person will admit.
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GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITS.

] sane Beaver you bousht last yserf Ye..-
Well, look q mine, and Gee our old established
'th street Halter, Who 10 now ct 10. lol1 -
street. near corner uth. He will remodel your
HAT TO the latest Broadway sprtng STYLE ana n
Remegber the name 3 CUNNINdHAM, and the
No; slOI1 street, adjoining corner nth.
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9 ca UECH, corner s5th and q streei.N PFC
above Church MrRR6 5H sunaiy saSi q the
2 m; Addresses will be delivered, in German aud
RIE,z. The public are cordially invited TO attend.
sunday School every Sunday at 91s O'Clock. IT.
~ 3pRF1GER suA AND dMEMRERs OF THE
DAP EVENING, at ga o'ci ok. for the purpo,e Of
RECEIVING the Broihsrh; Oh Of Alexandria, Va, who
IT By order Of the Committee
~ AsUNpAY SCHOOL MISSIONARY CON
S CERT "
To M sTREET Bx>PTTsT cHgR?H,
address by Hen. JOIN HILL Of New Jar.eT. and
other interesting exercises Singing duets and
6x,aS s. by the sCa.Ol Strangers and friend,
@A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING.
under the aus pices of PHENIX TENT, No
~; OF keshsbltes, viii be held at Rylsnd Chapel.
corner o. 10Th aSd streets soHth, on TUESDAY
next t. ase 10Th ~ O'CLOCK
SSS, Rev Groses '5'I caE % HgT Hon MD
xsad 7, ana Others The public are respectfully
N BR6TBkRHoooD OF f rHHA GSIo IN Of fH fbe
.rset vest st SG5Ses E esd Essws Hal h
eonmeneine at oeieek Amrhioa M5sica y scis
81 hass has promised their aid and
Others are expected 70 address the meeting Public
rKNIGHTs OF PYTHIAS
aual Session on MONDAY EYENINe at ~ o'elocR.
place. Every member should attend AZ ''Ae
The offic ers and members Of the Grand Lodg, are
HEXsIEY, o. Golden Rule Lodge. No is, ToMoR
ROW from his late residence, 1918 II street N. W.
!, CLARENCE M. BARTON, c.. RAGS.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-In the vicinity Of 18th and sts, chased
IL Gold RRACELET, bearing the inscription,
attic, 1869" The finder will be literally reward
ed by leaving the same At l74l + st. apl3-2tf
I OsT-A POCKET BOOK and sum of MONEY.
IL between i1a and 7th sts.. on Pennsylyania ave-,
or on car between there and G street southwest.
liberal reward paid for recovery at GIL q street
southwest A; A. srRATTON,twhoi is q soldier
I OST-@l REWARD.-Lost, on the 18th Instant,
IL a large CAMPO BREASTPiN. Finder please
return to 500 street, N. W., between sth and 9th
streets. apl2 1t
I OST-On Vermont sverue l4th street, a small
IL MOROCCO SATCHkL containing tive Nap
kin Rings marked b, and other articles. A liberal
reward will be given il returned to the corner Of
l2th and + streets, Globe House. apl2 IT
WILL BE SOLD, AT W l. WALL q co. 3
w Bazaar. one W bite and Brindle COW, H1enhf
WHICH was taken up astray on March 9th. XA(
III the owner does not call and take herdN
away she viii be sold on TUESDAY, 10th Of April,
B. +. GRIGsBY, 7th street wharf.
apl23t w. L. WALL CO., Aucts.
EOUND-On my premises, a red and white COW :.
L The owner will come forward. pay H0eCk
charges and take her away. B. W. sum MF
I OsT-On Tuesday night last going from Penn.
IL ~ Snia avenue and l1th street west to ID and
streets northeast, LADYY MINK fUR BOA.
The M der, or any person giving information where
II can be recovered will be literally rewarded by
calling at S2S 18th street, Office Of Boston
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DR.: TUFTS HAIR PYE C2LoRS 4 SEA
sRsSlsfER's OFFICE.

Wy DIsrRIcT OF COLUMBIA, March -, 1879.
NORGE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on MONDAY,
April I, lG2, WILL BXPIRE ALL LICENSES
issued oy th@ late corporation Of Washington 20
agentsor owners Of all carts agons, drays and hand
carts ALSO will pre by Limitation Of act approx cd
August =, ISL, all licenses issued BY the District
Of Columbia to produce dealers, peddiers, non resi-
dent dealers and commercial agents.
Applications for licenses must be ade to the Reg.
the particular hind Of license applied for and the
amount Of money required therefor.
Said Certificate shall be deiiv TO the Collector,
who shall, upon the receipt Of the cum Of moBey
stated therein, give certincsfe OF deposit, stating
the amount OF money pAd and the kind Of license
required and upon presentation OF which to the Reg
ister the license will he issued
mar22-tolet JOHN T. COOK, Register d. q.
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r. oy A r.
Or. B. GIBBS, DENTIST, has REMovEn
TO lilo u street, sonth side. acslm
WE HAVE TIE FINE PURE wINEs t.Sp
w BRANDIES Of N. b. Buck, Belmont Sins-
yards, for sale-especiatiy valuable Tor i-sysiid.
pAN1tL b. CLARKE Co., corner ~ greet ana
Psnnsylyania avenue, api I'm
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FOR RENT AND SALE

E0R SALE Oh RRNr-The eles.u, CoUkTRY
Il SEAT recently occupied by e. D Gilman, On
B. updary street, a. the ksed Of 81 strect esAt I'd.
joining residence Of D, McClelisadi one 81 thehaad-
est suburben reeidencee In the District rply 70
A. Il. sHKPHEkD, sic Penn. avenue. mhA Il
INuk sALk-A fAhM 80 acresI ia PriSSs
~ Georees county, Msryland, six miles from
Washington, and one and hssn miles from the
Hysttsyille station on the Baltimore aud washing
ton railroad. There IL on the property Dwelling
house, IN perfect repair, containing ten rooms: .
tensnt's hou-e the usual ont buildi5xs aud a or
ehsrd OF excellent fruit The Farm Is under good
,ence; And is IN desirable nsts hbo-hood. Price,
$3.50. Apply 90 Mr. W pEAkIrs. near the
property, or TO n. :. BEsT0R. at Riggs Co.'S
RANKING House, Washington city. feos-sm'
tfOR RkNT-The large DWELLING HOUSE,
\ Aes PennsylN aniA avenue, six doors eas, Il the
NATIONAL Hotel wide rocms, staircsses aud passages;
locality Tor slswyer or ply stefan.
fRANCk TAYLOR.
nl1s u S2& Indiana ayenne.
EQR RKNT-Tvo COMMUNICATIVE ROOMS
heated by q Eatrobe. with wa,er and gas, far
WISHED or unfurnished, ~ No. ATS street, Refer
ences exchanged dos
IN0k RENT-Suits Of FURNISHED ROOM, Tor
y rent, also unfCruished with or without board
No. so Miss ouri avenue, 81 door from 81 street
south front. d@cIs
troR kENT-stx hae oFEICE ROOMS in the
Sheppard Building, ses Pennsyivanis avenue,
south side. fel0-tf
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NV BO0ks PUBLISHED AND FOR sALR
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKsToRE,
CORNER IA ST. AYD Pa. Av.

Cool bye Sweetheart. BY the author Of Rel az a
to the Lost Heir of Linlithgow. BY Mrs South
g9r,h; Sl1s IIn. q. Steel By MsrioS Hsrland;
sl;.9. An American Girl Abroad; 81 IS. Wonders
rses Rrs1sd s La rSm ta1 rsn9e qs
bel Lee; By the author Of Valerie Aylmer: 81. A
NOV from the spear By tbs author Of Woven Of
Tn mas; Is cents North American Reyiew-A pril:
Ilsop H9Ithe5n Fsnds sy oliver Optic; 81 50:
Life Among the Mormens; 81. South Sea Bubbles;
raTfUHERY.Cap, Letter aH and Note tt P.ner.
Blank Books. Pass Books, Memorandum Books,
Workman's Time Books: POcketbooks, Steel and
Purs Linen Playing Cards.
Everything in the magazine, newspaper and cheap
publication line, Wholesale and retail, at
SHILLINGTON Bookstore,
apl3-tf Corner ~ street and Psnna. avenue.
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~. 5. INTERNAL REVENUE.

Ass EssoR's OFFICE. DISTRICT OF CoLuMgIA,l
WASHINGTON CRY. April 10, 1872. (
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice 10 hereby given that the annual assess
ment list for income of ISL and special for 1872
will be in the Assessor Office, 3l1 7th street,
the 10Th day OF April, 1872 al which time and place
appeals will be receiv ed and determined, up to the
18th OF April, lS72. relative to any erroneous
ceesiS e valuations, assessments, enumeratiOns
by the Assessor or Assistant Assessors returned in
said annual list.
The Law proyi that all appeals ''shall be made
in writing, and shall specify tae particular cause,
matter. OF thing respecting which q decision Is
luested, and shall moreover, state the ground or
pri ncple Of error complained of
WALTER T. BURR.
apl2tap22 Assessor for District Of Columbia
n@IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL
S KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-We made ar
rabgemenfs in New York which enable to fur
nish all Knights with the very best UNIfUR Ms for
933, delivered free here in the city. All imple
prices. Please call and examine at Q. GOLDSTEIN
CO. s, 6l9 Pennsylvania avenue. apl0-u
@THE LADIES OF REBEKAH DEGREE
S ASSOCIATION, No. I, will hold Fair at
sht Of idows and Orphans, commencing on MON
DAY. April 8th. large variety OF Useful and Or
namenta Articles will be on exhibition aud sale.
Season tickets 90 CENTS single ticket, 10 cents The
patronage OF generous public is solicited. ap4 2w
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Corner 9th and d streets
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
FREE PABLORS,
DAILY PRAYER MeHTINGS,
LITERARY SOCIETY,
ov~u SOCIAL RECEPTIONS.

privileges. msr8
hFIr ACTS LIKE OHARM."
This 10 what We hear On al sides Of Dr. TUFTS
EXPBCTORANT. In cases Of Group, Bronchitis,
stant relief II permeates the very substance Of the
Lungs and causes them TO throw OF al acrd matter.
readily.
Dr. VIM H. Tsu :-Sir-When i'm Aiken, last
winter. I nsed POUR gxpectorant for my cough, and
found more benefit from tt than any ever used. i
had 10 give some Of IL TO my friends. Please send
one AT HITffp cRgsHiSe. rs West Sis. street.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE COLORS BEAU-
aps cost TIFUL BLACK
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BOARDING.
ROARD-wsntedb by single gentleman medium
u sized ROOM near Trinity Church or on Capt.
Iol Hill An Episcopal family preferred, with din
at one. Address Home" Washington, d.
q. apl3-3tf
GUNNER BOARD-Near GEORGETOWN Heights;
- hne old mansion, situated in . grove of trees,
near Mount Adams Chapel; splendid and healthy
Salks croquet ground; convey ance to and from the
Departments; good stsbling: A few rooms still dis
engaged, furnished unfurnshed Refer q
g. and b. apis It
I ARGE AND SMALL WE'LL FURNISHED
IL ROOMS, in suits or single, pleasantly located,
With BOAkD, at 1880 ] street, near 18th
street. sps-st'
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.-The prices
" OF the ST. MARC DINING SALOON have been
reduced 80 per cent: All persons can now be sup.
Piled with Ali the delicscies OF the season cheaper
\ EIksI:CLAsS BOARD, WITH PLEAsANT
L FRONT Rooms, to be had on reasonable terms
street. Good location. and accessible mh28-ly
AEAHAOTR BLUE STONE QUAR-.
lM RIES.
Messrs FOWLER 4 HAYWOOD are now quar-.
,rying superior quality Of Stone.
A simple inspection Of those furnished the Board
OF Public Works for the abutments of d street
bridge will show that they are superior to any In the
market.
orders are solicited. which VIM be furnished with
dispatch.
Once-69 Bridge street. GEORGETOWN. marz.tf
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. o L d q l. A 1 N 3.

rs o d q l. 1 s.
AUDITORS OFFICE, COLUMBIA BUILDING,
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1872.
Persons holding claims against the late corpora
ton OF Washington. TO the amount of ONE THOU
SAND DOLLARS Oh LESS, are hereby notified
that, by he request Of the commissioners Of the
sinking Fund ~ the Auditor will begin to com pare
and approve such claims on MONDAY, April Is,
1877. H. RICHARDS.
aBD ST Auditor District Columbia.
nFTHE REPUBLIC SAVINGS AND BUILD
Wy ING ASSOCIATION CONSTITUTIONS
may be had att. G. PARKERS Book Store. and at
street northwest,
subscription books at the above places will be
kept open until May I. 1871. api2 Iw
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nR: MOTIFS ERKNOH POWDERS, csc LAI1
lions, caused by indiscretis1. dcnorrhea. 9ssss.
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