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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-23
IRE WAR

4, REAr MEDICAL BOOK OF useful knowledge
W to aIl Sent free for two stamps. Address
Or. BOnaparte ~ Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-09

As the time approaches for the installation of
the new democratic governor of Georgia,
(Smith } the question arises whether Governor
BullOck's substitute (Conley) will voluntarily
retire, or whether there will be a contest for the
gubernatorial char. The Atlanta Nel, Era saws
that not exceeding 900 votes were cast at the
election on the 10Th ultimo, or only about three
twentieths Of the voting population Of the state,
which is over pc, 600, anu accounts for il by
saying that the election was acknowledged to be
Illegal by the democratic leaders themselves
1t thinks that under the circumstances Smith
will hardly push his claims further than to make
a formal demand for the possession OF the Office
The Savannah NsVs, on the other hand, thinks
Conley will quietly retire, though " 1t is matter
Of no importance what course he may pursue, !"
a. he twill be dsowned by all the officers of the
state, and under the state code may be made to
appear before judge and be dispossessed of his
office and all records belonging to It."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-09

As heretofore stated in The STAR, there is
trouble in Chicago among the temporary tenants
of Lake Park and the Board OF Public Works.
The tenants refuse to pay the city the two
months rent now due. This may expedite the
contamination Of the proposition of the Chicago
Tribune to sell that valuable strip of lake front
for business purposes, and replenish the ex-
hausted city treasury with the proceeds. The
TTlbsn< says the city holding on to such a piece
Of property at this time is like a wealthy man
who, being reduced in circumstances, sports a
diamond pin andrefuses to part with it torelieve
his necessities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-09

We feel compelled as public duty to call at
tentOn to the rotten and unsafe condition of the
Washington and Alexandria railroad bridge
across the Potomac. Some of the sections are
careened, and an inspection shows sufficient
evidences of the rickety and decayed nature OF
the structure to indicate the danger to human
life by the passage of railway trains. Those IA
miliar with its condition seem to think it marvel
that no serious accident has thus tar occurred
there. We are aware that il is public conve-
nience to have trains run over it, at least until
the bridge of the Baltimore and Potomac road
is completed, but the risk is altogether too great
to allow the structure to be used in its present
condition.
The Legislature, it viii be remembered, passed
a resolution calling upon the Board of Public
Works to send engineer to examine the
bridge and report upon its condition. If we are
not mistaken, the report of the engineer sent on
that duty was that the bridge was unsafe. Prob
ably the Board Of Public Works may not have
the power to compel the bridge company to take
action in the matter, but the Legislature un-
dOubtedly has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-09

The LOUISIANA POLITICAL QUARREL sub
sided into comparative calmness YESTERDAY.
Governor Yarmouth sent his message to the
legislature, consisting almost entirely OF a re-
view OF former extravaganeies and CORRUPTION in
the legislation OF the state, and accusing Speak
er Carter as being largely responsible therefor
The house OF delegates have warned the MEM
bers composing the Carter faction that IL they
do not return to their seats by Wednesday they
will be expelled. General Emory thinks that
martial Law ought 70 be proclaimed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-09
Tho Weather.
WA DEPARTMENT, QFes Cxt0 Sisxal OAe9 :,

WASHINGTON, ID. U, Jan. 9, 1872, 10 q. m. I
eYNoPsIs FOR THE PAST TwENTy-FouR Horns =
The diminished pressure which on Monday morning
extended from southern Ohio to southern Georgn
as continued to move northeastva rdIy with n,
area OF rain ard snow, over the middle states An
area OF high pressure has advanced from this south
weA northea stwardly. and is now probably centraI
ever We stern Tennessee: The barometer has fallen
from Kansas and Nebraska TO Lake Superior.
whence souiherly to westerly winds and geberall,
pleasant weather are reported. The emp sraturs.
nss risen during the night from Michigan to the
PROBABILITIES. area of highest barometer
now central over western Tennessee, cOntinup
ortheastv ard. Northwesterly to westerly winds
and pleasant weather for the New England states
o-day. Northerly to westerly winds, clear and
clearing weather for the middle states. Pleasant
and partly cloudy weather, with northerly winds
Tor the south Atlantic states, the latter yeerinp
probably to easterly to night, with increasing
eloudiness. Easterly winds tor the gulf states
utterly winds and pleasant weather from tn.
Ohio and lower Missouri valleys to the upper lax
region generally prevail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-09

Considerable attention has been given by our
contemporaries throughout the country to . forci-
bic communication in this paper, written by
leading member ofthe Washington Typographi-
cal Union, urging upon the Union to take the
lead in sbolishing the tyrannical apprenticeship
rule. Among the reasons he urged for the aban-
donment of the rule were that II Is arbitrary and
violative of great principle of right in prevent
ing boys from obtaining employment by which
they may earn an honest livelihood in youth,
and prepare themselves for usefulness In man
hood; that the spirit of monopoly pervades the
rule, and that monopoly is the worst enemy Of
the workingmsn; that IL is suppressive Of Ameri-
can genius and obstructs the development Of
mechanical ability; that 1t Is immoral in its ten
dency and effect that the causes for its adoption
originally have passed away; and that its en-
forcement is fraught with danger and diff Guilty,
and a contest thereon would be unpopular, and
disastrous to the interests of the craft in its
ruIts.
We think his reasons sound, and speak disin-
terestedly, because, as a general thing, news
paper Offices would require few, If any more APP
prentices than are now allowed by the rule. Yet
il is an arbitrary restriction upon the publisher
to say that he shall employ only such number of
apprentices, and at such set times as the Union
prescribes. A bright, quick, intelligent boy,
who has special aptitude and taste for the work
of setting type applies for a situation; the pub
Usher would gladly employ him, knowing that
the boy possesses just the needed qualifications
to make good printer; but the memorable rule
of the Union fOrbids his being taken in until the
time of some apprentice has expired. The re-
suit is that the bright boy goes to less congeHial
work, and when a vacancy occurs some dull
lout quite apt to turn mp to fill 1t, who ought to
be breaking stone instead of picking type.
The subject, however, of apprenticeship rules
is now attracting very general attention, and
we doubt not that mechanics themselves will
soen come to see the wrong of a rule that for
bids their own children the opportunity of be-
coming skilled workmen, and at the same time
invites foreign workmen to this country. The
possession of a good trade is so much more val
liable to a young man than almost any other
sort of education that all parents. especially,
have an interest in opening wide the doors to
enable the youth of the country to obtain this
useful training and means ofbecoming good and
substantial citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-09

The new social alliance Of peers and working
men in England is not only living, according to
correspondent OF the New York World, but
has actually begun its work. II has adopted a
series OF resolutions demanding from the gov
eminent a million year for the establishment
Of complete system of technical education.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-09
MAfketa To-day.

BALTIMORE, Jan. s.-virginia consolidated, so,s
bid; 2. asked. W. Va, IS bid, 56,< ssked
rBALrIhoRE, Jan. s.-Cotton quiet, but firm: low
nidolings are held at atss2o.t. Flour irmer, and
IN lair d. mand. Wheat dull; Ohio and Indiana
81 6oaSl 63rennsyy anita, 6Oa 81 IS Corn firmer
isiiow southern. 65a6s. Oats quiet. Pork drn
RIB 50; sugaI,cured hams. IA. Lard steady, fIalV
Wbisky-small sale-931za9a
NEW YORK, Jan 9-Stocks steady and quiet
Governments duh and heavy. Money frm,T. Gold
heayy,s Virginia skies, IS: new. %. North Caro-
lina's. -. new, IS. Exchange. long, 9k; short esf
NEW YORK, Jan. s.-Flour shade firmer. wheat
quiet ard more steady Corn quiet and unchanged
for account Qaaq3is.
FRASkgoRT, Jan. s.-Bonds opened at 9Sai for the
PARIS, Jan. s-Rentes open'd at IS francs, cen
TINES.
LONDON. Jan. 9-5P. M.-Consols closed at e2,. for
money 90 for account. Bonds of 1862 9lS 1866, old
Sss: 1867, 93h: 1e 40s o.
times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-09
8tOck ReDOPe.

NlSsM KsY.,s gag: nfstS1 SsSssasyI
Q. SIS. 1881, coupon, as; t1eS, o. coupon, lip:
80 .ss SC. ss. Ss1 ON NIB e sSasSs lls
s:Ns, rs, eonpan, pae: loDs: coupon, lOgk
Canton Il: C.mberiand,-: wesssrS Union e}eerSph,
7e.: Quicksilver, s6tz: Pacific Mail, 55lS; Boston
90 C,ss Express, EK; American Express sex:
United States Express, 81; New York Central ami
=; Erie prstertsd, :; Harlem, llt1s Harlem pIs
road, 3ois; Illinois Central. :; Cleveland Pitts
burg, S,l4; Northwest, 6e1s; Northwest preferred,
81; Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnafi, and Indiah-
arols,.; New jersey Central, l08 Rock Island,
Ioc14 old: Milwaukee ST. Paul, 5As; do, pre-
ferIse. SOS: w;s.sh 1 Western: nd; Deia~.rs,
LackawanHa Western, l03&; Fort Wayne, los;
Alton a Terre Haute, =: Hannibal st Joseph
-; Chiesgo end Alton, III; do. preferred. IN !;
Ohio and Mississippi certificates, Columbus
Chicago and Indiana Central ~ old,
6i,4 ord do. new, "a; Virginia 6s old. 65 do, Con
sols. 81. North Carolina 6's old. 80: North Caro-
lima 6s, new, Is; Missouri s's. sss; Central Pacific
l09a, O9is. Market strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-09

NE 90. F,-GRAND .LopGK-Ths regu
as S1'T1sylE SsEIS%suP q, 7 Be hsldSn
80 3. r. sws is ie' Gr sec s.e. Ssl1sk'
~CALANfBE LODGE, No. II, K OF p
~ M NsHsg win meet = The Han Tells Tines
saLIH. JOHN W. HAYES. v. c. Ia
ThhTTEsTInM Ali Rems.T. Of The PREsI-
Edsrsd ~ Wind an are nsrssy
Tsstisg THIS EVENING, 81 I;so, AZ the Armory.
flsei''' also q; Hsr ~ 1iSi o. as rMs
ss YlsSSo5;ss aSSiFi ssis efi
70 si sS II as .sss 4 n
Ss,ss m vi, b. sens. e %gsrtaesse
nesting is earnestly requested THAI there Be full
1t. PBIL. Y. LARsER. Secretary.
rATrENTIOs, KNIGHTS TEMPLARI
ali Sir KNIGHTS who have DO, obt.i,.s thai,
,isL.,: isr me fenplsr Rsesp: ion on fHGRsfpoRY
Jiehets nav be Obtained from the following Sir
ks .ss! SdI R4Xs sa s 'sTss, ana Es.f:,
n.s; z. D. GILMAN, 6sT Psnnsyivanis ave
nPSOrfCE-Thea annual meeting Of the mn
2urUAL FIRE TT fEsS q an COMPANY. .
Of the District Of Columbis, -. 4
: - f
''iaSr WIS $f:t tia si SS4 iaS Sec
"TsIRAL BUILDING Ass0CIAfION.-
GH BpiSsns~ I.enty sixth Aonthly Meeting OF Cen.
Law Buii.isns tatiOn viii be hsld In Columbian
NIno 10Th Instant. sssfest; on Tuesday EVE
~ = - = : Wv. NooRr
u DOAD % sa aSsSsT rHs or PUBLIC
lie schools will De held a De rn.ftss.-x Pub.
BuilSi,ns; 90 TUESDAY EvEr,ss - Nd 4
js& IDsily morning papers copy j 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-09

The New York money market ranged Yesterday
frt m per cent currency TO per cent gold, and a.
times little active: but ct the close the Offer
bss w.re liberal, A dcan loans were done at 70
ury currency balance vll b deposited IN national
anhs 10 pay D nsions, which would axe Il accss
sible to borrowers on CALI Primo discounts are
quoted at 10 to II per cent. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-09
BOARDING..

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS en- suite
or single, hot and cold baths and all other CON
yenlences, can be obtained at 723 18th street. be-
tween and streets. Also TABLE BOARDERS
EIRST-CLAss BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
= rROkT Rooms, tct had on reasonable term
q IS01, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street. Good location and accessible mis- Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-09
FOR SALE.

~ ESssIss $ = ,,.a'
w. &:. sgss: si fo. e One. Ada ''' nGs
n 4. ~TRs s:sSs i .:.., 49,
FEE G SALE Oh 1 SxniiAnen F npa. sglLD y.
rnSvIaoN STORE: Located IN the northern part
Ies .Sss .ifes 1ish'GsiS:'
EoRsALK-A handsome PHAEToN and HAR,
hIi HhE SSs sssriy new. .A,sc, . CANA o~2
able for lady. Apply No. 50 Gay street. S@E
FoRsALE on TX, HANgE--T-o fine MARES
barn ss, L: :ss i; sslsI
.usf Real E.'.'; 81: 90 c :s",S S: :;;s:,
q s i 3. S.. e.
er and nns c1s and ns s- rent SUP
@ sa."ts On r 'fspSs Ma Ssoins
sa. Y.h.C.A Buldius, csrner s,h and D.
:as,;s a. public sale. on TH iT Ssp X IN
oeoee Al ihe stable. Of n inS g. 4 ao..ri on
street, rear III, Washington. y. c. 1' y" -
Of age, KG bands hsh and is warrssisd.sound, sind
ana Sa perfect IN every respect he was sirss BY
Queen Of the Wet, John Morgan, Pi OF Temple,
Dixie, Bayard Roscoe, and many more Of the best
tToittrs IN Oh" 9. u try. His cam WAS by Bald
Hornet, cd by Medoc, g. cd. by American Eclipse,
& g; Cd by So Gull, g. 8; sd by sump,er. He
Diomead. BE has never bsen handled, but has been
timed in IA. and trotted the last quarter in SIX
seconds he Is one of he he ndsumest horses q
the prette trotters, and without superior either
as q single or pole horse in America Can be seen
previous TO day 81 sale aling upon the subscriber
gof G. NJ. ALEXANDRA, COS 9TH street.
sALE-A splendid PAIR OF CHEsrsUTs,
L Z and wears old; very closely matched, n
snd one oil the most stylish teams m the city IN
address u RoMEk0, p. y. Box III "a
Washington, o. q. Js6t'
EoR SALE AT A BARGAIN-one OF the hand
u soonest HORSES in the city: bright bay, n
ard Tree from any defect. Also, a stylish IN
~ kkIAGE. Apply to HERRING AGA
E0R sALE-1be FURNTTURE and GOOD
L ILL, with everything necessary for a board
ing mouse; has been one for at No 81 Penn
syivania ay between Sd and a. SITS Furnished
Parlors and bedrooms for rent-S5to $40. desc In
EOR SALE-A new two wheel SPRING TRUCK,
A. AL, q. COOK 90. : Stables, ali - and
We 18th street, below @. dec9-f
TOR SALE-HORsE, BUGGY and HARNESS:
good business rig. Can be seen atO
hGM ~ BIDS Stables, q street, between 9Th In
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~SALE OF STOCK OF GFNTLEMEN'>
~ IGkNIcHlNG GOODS AND TOILET
N@0FFICE OF THE POTOMAC FERRY
L COMPANY
n+ The NATIONAL WOMAN SUFFRAGE
S ASSOCIATION
WILL HOLD ITS REGULAR
SEMI ANNUAL CONVENTION

A. n
US Association
SEMI ANNUAL CoNVENTloN
JANUARY 10, II ANDl2
the 10th, and holding three sessions per day. All
h's'f DsSHh r. RFesiss' E q
by congress, are earnestly invited to attend.
Of any yet held The .biest advocates Of the move
th Union win be to lend
r sssh N name. as Henri Ward B.eehsr, Luer.tia
Ihis Brown. Laura DeForcs GORDON. " sass 1'B B
Anih9ny; are sufficient at any time to draw
The day sessions will be free; evening sessions.
Ocen0. j6-F
rs NURSES sCH00t At FREEDMENs
ls2. and win continue for three months. ~''h o.
all the duties q the monthly nurse, including the
Ssi: S as rS Pssss the
nifty Ter Illustrations Of the subjects taught
p seSa s
saFs ySs TSsEE q
ssa New fo o avenue physcian Of the Lying in
FREM0vAL NOTICE.
On and after JANUARY asrH we win remove all
% 2, our Effects iron our Ian 4tice ao9 ~ street,
1snis HGs sales room fronting pen..y
with better to onr
toners.
ians s. GQLDsTEIN q co.
TREGIsrRARs OFFICE, 90
ro.,.. a. MhsHiNsIoS. D. ", January 7, 1872.
late Of aa
,ngton, a. Hucksters, Pawnorokers, Bill Posters,
Agents, Auctioneers &c, &c, and owners Of doSs'
that said licenses have expired aud required to
Also, all persons doing business in Georgetown
and the county under the classes of licenses which
expired on the LIST day Of January, are required to
And Hackmen and owners of Hackney Carriages,
are notified that the tickets of rates Of fsrs.s sc
required by the act reRnlstipg hackney carriages,
q ri: a' join r. 5se for
@A NETTING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
SN hHR sss,iSa s
Directors viii By held at ,Ihe ONCE Of the Company
a. ss
:pened ct u O'Clock and Close 1t p. M. Trsns
HHSsY HuRf, Sec. pro. tenn. AAh' frss al ss
nrPoToMAc wATER RENrs FOR 1879
WATER REsIsTRAR's OFFICE,
WA-HIsssss, d. o., Dec. %. 1871
Notice Is hereby given 10 consumers Of Potomac
WILL BE DUE AND PAYABLE
at the Office Of the Water Registrar on the
SECOND DAT Of JANUARY. lsI2.
The attention Of watertakers ia called 10 the pro-
vision Of ths lay thai REQyIREST The SUPPLY
PREMIsEswHERE En- EuNTREMAisS
UNPAID AT THE EXPIRATION or THI&TY'
DAYS AFTER THE FAME HAS BECOME DUE
dsc2s- l0t TIMOrdY LUBEY, water Registrar.
A RrR TENDALb. REa'B TENDALL,
FENDALL AFENDALL.
COUNSELEORS At Law, ~
,an9-u Coz - sr.ASp LouIsAyk AvrxrE. y
THE IMPERIAL HOTEL,
Essoa srls = Glars sJsSkEss house.,
JANIS SYKES, -
Preprietor, |
FRONT Nc PESSsyLvANIA AVENUE,
Betireen fsh asd lsh Streets. .-ar
WAsHyasIox, d. @.
e. r--rsf q --Isz4 80 s. ~ sxurA
Thankful to the public for generous patronage liu
the past, the Proprietor aeks hr old friends and IA
irons TO test The a his present esi
tabiishmenf, which he promises shan be iound 81
Il ~ equal 70 the b~ss 10 Wssnington
Rep. Ciron.f Sc =, 6 10
1891 ..4-atss l
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- !. OFfIcx or WASHINGTON AouEpucr,
!, - WAsHIsGI ron D. c., January 4. 1872
' Sealed Prolossls win be received BY the nnder
ARy. l5, for delivery in tie District OF colunbss Of
ope and millions more or sd Of pounds
Special Castings.
No proposals for pibes And special castings win be
epecications and forms Of contract and any desired
Information esn be had ON q person or
:. Major Of Inginesrs. q. s. A.
jars lot Chief xnefneer WalhinSfon Aausducf..
EAeHI0EABL1 DRleeMAKlN0.r - UsI2 ,
! Careful attention - CUTTING "a ffTTiNGe' IN
MS IHIkD srRIIr, 1ss
ian2ln' o. between Cstrest aud Penn sysuue.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

MOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE Low
= HOt SE OF about seven TO nms modern convent
ences; good yard, and location. Will nav about
one eighth down; balance in reasonable m 1ntbly
sn.s ~ Address, giving location, K. 4.
MONEY TO LOAN +, MONEY TO LOANW
VI In large and small amounts, on first elias. real
jan4-lOt 7S9 9Th street. between G and Il s;.
E0R SALINE offer to seIl an Of the UNRg-
4 DEEMED PLEDGES on hand in our oli s,snd
eoS "a street, until February LIST, at q small per
centsse over the am unit advanced on them, 10 en-
sble US 70 concentrste our Loan business 20 the in
Gipal once, Ola street. under the Metropolitan
Hotei. \. G0LDSTEIN Co,
Loan Office, 2Os "a street west.
EOR SALE-Ats bargain, the GOOD WILL &c.
L OF a. old established Coal and Wood Depot cor
ner OF Mary avenue and sth street. Island suit
able Tor coal or lumber depot Apply at DIR. BIOS.
WELL . drug store, corner Maryland avenue and
hh street. aul0-tf
WANTED-TO sell aUNE-THIRD INTEREST
w IN Mercantile Business in this CITY: a most
desirable opening for any wishing to engage in
an active business life, and where he can make An
excellent and profitable investment The only reason
for selling being the actual ed Of the services Of
third partner. Price, 81 I0lU. Address MENCHANr
hep3OInce. sus-tf
c. nm TO o. 600 TO LOAN, or TO place 4,
ROsVSO paying and legitimate businesS,
etAte wenfe. business. and location. X. " K att
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~ q%RSSr 81 AZ AZ az
DAYS AFTER THE PAM HAS BECOME DUE
dsc2s lot TIM0raY LUBEY, wassr Registrar.
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PERSONAL.

hRs. NARY E.. MORRILL,, Spiritual Test.
IA 6nstatss AID Medical Medium, No. TAO l2th
stIeet northwest, near st. west side. j9 St
M rs: H. WRlGHL, The lceiI- knor. Clairrov.
Nl aHt and Magnetic Physician, has taken rooms
ct elS street northwest, where she will be happy
to see those who may require her services. jsn3im
I IZZlE HAWLEY MILTON, Cairvoyaas, and
- Medical ard Healing Medium, gives correct
spiritual and Business Communications. 1884 7th
street, third door from q. JAMS lns
N0HUMBUG.-TheQ Queen Of spirits, the highest
! developed medium living, has the wonderful
power oil CHANGING luck tells the past, present and
future SUCCESS or failure of any business foretod
&c. &C. lSS Il street, between LIST and New Jersey
avenue. j22w'
0N MARRIAGE. HAPPY RELIRF FOR
~ young men from the effects of Errors and Abusee
in early life. Manhood restored Seminal emissions.
cured. lmpediments to Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment. New and remarkable rene
dies Books and Circulars Q MT free, In sealed en-
yelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION No
south 9Th street, Philadelphia, Pa. deem eoam
MI rs. B. eAWYBR, C1atrcoyaaf, Mdenef,e Rsf
Nx MsdtxSi, car be committed ct her house. No n
9TH st., between and ID sts., Island, upon ali i'm
portant present and future. del3lma
"pQT M1 IN M!HrILE BED" Bed Be
hanged See old DR. DARBY, he vii shape
you up In q week, without Change Of diet or hind.
rance rom business. MS ~ street. SspaYats
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~ NURSES sGH90I At FREEDMENf
NOTICE.

w
On and after JANUARY 2STH we win remove All
of our effects from our Lean Office 400 as street
70 our principal Loan Once. Ola street. under the
metropolitan Hotel; sales room fronting Penasyl-
vania avenue. ol9. Our business will be Continued
toners.
laD5 n COInSTrIN n IN