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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-29
Our Claims to Favor
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.

BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE,
AS made by the UNION STOVE WORKS. it is
i. That it will do as much. q not more work. ana
buy it and to repair it THAN any other-Tery I'M
That il is meohansa i%possb,y to makes nISsI
complete Range more simple or easier TO Th
sssRG snS tho
so Se
expert readily be seen on examination: I'm hs
ss Ms5s v by those who have
deavored vain to get the ashes and refuse out %
q That its oonveniences cannot be e1cesd, Its
size for Ht an ecSnomieal use OF fuel ,oo
That only has solid and suhstantialt ,1JS
but is REALLY So and it's general appearance ID ~
ornamental to any kitchen, Suggesting Tue n -
0e g. That It will BAKE QUICKER and BETTER than
any other thing called by the name Of Range.
A Good Range Essential to Home Comfort
Mauv persons in furnishing and completing their
household appointments do not make tie cooEs tbe
bsss ads@ent. Po6R stove Range VIII disturb
harmony and mar the comfort OF every but
high pr:ces do not always furnish 1t. "esen 'n0
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
at such prces that all haze and Is1 then ana any
believe them TO be CH APER and BELLtEH IMAM "1'
other Range of its class known 70 the puoh0'
Its Rapid Success.
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
taking the place OF the low oven s Certainty Of
the ovens always heating the ease OF i hatinS
saylng lame back and its attendant evisl ArO iii
superior vanages this Range possesses over d"
| low-oven Ranges
It Must Bake.
| THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
rust bale "a the heat passes directly up and arOun
the ovens before leaving the Range
q ecial Convenieuces and Improvements
The Ovens are provided with for tne
M There is q Slide In the back Tor tue slso
| rSyJKPLUS HEAT from the top Of the NanksS ~ the
| damp-r at the bottom OF the same ptS.to,, Of The
sc.,u II Dust ETC. (ariaiBg from the rakinR ,teben
osI and preventing 1t from ing aronnu she ovens
che hear can be passed TO from either "I .ne
by regulating hampers in the columns dirt to DO
| can be DRAW w OUT. allowing Tue BOW M"
| removed without trouble. -, .,o.ot of ample
Ahoye and the OVENS Is large oIoeI nlates.
size for the especial purpose OF warming % and de-
ate Theuever desired al many othsr he mm,raoiated
sirable conveniences which will be iuiy "PP
upon inspection.
Caution.
Bs certain, when you ask for the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANSH
| that = hes the words
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-29

TREAT THE HUMAN MACHINE GENTLYL
The winding passage thirtv feet in leagfh through
which the portion of the waste ater OF the sys-
tenn is discharged is lined with membrane as delicate
as silk sensitive net work OF nerves can
make it. Neither constipation. collie diarTbea dssen.
tery or any other bowel complaint can be cureo oy
abusing and convulsing this tender membrane with
furous purgatve The best and safest remedy in such
cases is that baeanic and delightful tonic laxative
Tarrant's Effervescent Settler Aperient
h;cb beols tones and iuvporates the rrtar intes
tines while 1t relieves them from the morbid humors
which provoke abdominal diseare Sold by all drug
Gsts.
DR d. BLY'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL -
IL LEGS AND ARMS. A@SS2S
The Anatomical Leg has side motion ut the
ankle the the natural one, and con; u
tains ali the latest improvements in Artificial $50
] Legs. 1t is recommended by the best surgeons In
America being superior all others in use ach Leg
ia years with feet In
fttng or no sale Arms. with patent shoulder .nCtaon
giving alifeko appearance, with partial aHd fu hhgei
| motion.
A. McDERMOTT, Manufacturer,
| Ea1-o1v Scamp street New Orleans La
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-29
Advice to Buyers.

In selecting Range there arc severali Important
points % be evfoGered, viz: -.
/. Will the f.Rge DO what is claimed for it'll
Q The mode u operatiop-is It simple or complex
g. the arts Tor plates) be easily replaced In case
| they are bu xs out accidenty broken
e. The general constructon-is it durable and CON
venients
| s. The COST-to bug and to maintain.
Our Claims to Favor.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-29

J LINCOLN RAISES AND
REMOVES ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS,
Office Il9 Robin street.
All communication should be addressed to Box ios
Mechanics and Traders Exchange corner St. Charles
and GrSvier streets New Orleans.
Country orders promptly attended to. taos n ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-29
Observation-Disclosures

ToHN GRAYER. PROPRIETOR OF PHGNIX
- STA BLES and UNDERTAKEN, 35 and 81 Ely alan
Fields street. opposite Pontchartrain Railroad Third
District: New Orleans. Carriages, BArouohes B1gRes
and Saddle Horses to hire Horses bought, sold and
kept livery Pat mt Metallic Burial Cases Mahogany
Black Walnut Plain Collins always on hand. Fune
attended by the proprietor who hopes by strict
ton TO business, to obtain share Of Pnblic
! tronage. jyl4 ~ ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
DHILADELPHlA. WILMINGTON r BALTI-
JIG MORE RAILROAD, :

dEO. W. BUSH the best Coal at tho loves
" market prices Nv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29

KENNETT SQUARE ACADEMY AND SEMI
N NARY, Chester County, Pa. Whole expense
a to s. per week. no exfras.
octlSu SH0RTLLD0E 4 NORRIS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
Inn d elity.

The growth of infidelity in this our Chris
tian land has taken another and more alarm
ing fern. The american of this morning
gives an interesting account Of an infidel
Sunday school. Absurd as the thing seems,
infidelity has heretofore existed in separate
individuals and without organization. But
now that 1t shows a missionary spirit, now
that Is up and working with the very ma
chincry that has been used with effect by
Christfans-pow that it is working on the plas-
tic minds Of youth, the Christian world may
well redouble their efforts. 1t cannot be said,
however, that there is anything immoral or
depraved In the teachings Of this school. On
the contrary, they are Of an elevated morality
and humanitarian. They teach something of
the physical science, and a sort of atheistical
catechism, and the exercises are all of a joy.
Gus character. They have banners and
please the Older ones. There is clearly danger
to the faith of our crucficd Lord in this new
attack.-Balt,morc News.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
1XQNE ..ss;;j E
on AND After SUNDAY, OCT.


WEST PHILADELPHIA.
Trains leave Depot, Thirty second ana Market Sts
n"in nc s's
psoli Accomm odation daily. except sunday. go
an; SS0a'm; and lilo a. m.' l.iV pm, $40 pm.
Niasara Express daily. except Sunday. 7.30 A. IN.
Look Haven and Elmira Express daily. except
Mail daily. excert Sunday ........ .....-.. 500 an
Fast Line and Erie EXP. daily ex sundayl:to PIN.
Harrisburg Acs. daily, exeent ,unday. 2;;op.m.
Park esburg Train daily, except Sunday, $50 D. IN.
Pi.ts;burg Express daily. except sunday pm.
southern Express sdaily................l 1910 pm.
faclhc /. Express daily.".... 40 pm.
Psol sunday Trains. 40 am and a, BIN.
Erie u all Saturday night runs only to " ilamsport
For Emisrant Express T.ain. leaving lc.s1 p, IN,
New York Division.
Express for New York. is $50 and IL 90 a and
l2.sO. 800. $50 and 6.55 pm. and l2..o night.
Accommodation for New York. 52oa m.
Way Train for Trenton 6ii NJ. 1 90 and II so IN.
New York Sunday Trains. 40 III. so . IN. ana
KENsINGToN DEPOT.
Holm mesburg 4 Busteton. 81,
Way Train for New. Brunsw el.,,........ IL IN.
kxpress Trains tor Trenton. 1.ao III and 40 and
Way Trains fer Trenton. 1900 a IN. , Is, 5 90 and
wy FOR BELvIDERE DIVISION.
Express for Trenton. Lanbertsll lille. Easton. Scran
ton, &c, 1.D IA IN. and 0D IN
Way Train TO Lambertville X Flemingto 10 90 am
and 0O IN.
Way Trains for Pennington 1000 III and ; 60 III !.
Accom-. tor Bavidere 800 III.
MARKET STREET FERRY.
AmbOy Division.
Accommoda. for New York via Perth Amboy and
via Monmouth Junction. $50 q IN. and 10 IN.
Way Trains tor Trenton, 800 and l0.OO a IN. 2.Oo
noon and 400, 500 and 6.UJ pm.
Acc0mm. tor New York via Jersey City. 2.0o u.
6.,Il n ID.
Way Trains for Bordentown, 500 and II 80 p m.
Express Trains for Long Branch $50 m and 40
pm
Exp. Trains for lliShtstown. SEQ a Ill and $50 M.
And 400 IN.
Express Trains for Pemberton Long Branch and
Nj. Southern and Tuekerton .ailroads. 7.30 u
m and 2.l5 D m.
Way Trains for Mt. Holly. IL 30 IN and 30 m.
Way Trains for Penberton. 1000 IL, 2ii. 50o and
6..0pm.
sleeping Car Tickets for the West can be had on
~ pcation st the Ticket Office sol Chestnut street.
and At the Depot. Thirty second AMI Market Sts.
Agents Of the Union Transfer Company will call
for and deliver Baggage at the Depots. Orders will
receive prompt attention. and Railroad Time Card
can also be obtained at the following
No. ,Hi Chestnut street.
TICKET OFFICES: No. SIS Chestnut street.
mo. ll6 Market street,
and at the Dcpots and Ferry named above.
A j. .CASSATT, General Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
SHoRr-T1LLED CANNED GocDs.-The Amer

SHoRr.FILLED CANNED GocDs.-The Amer-
can Grocer says:
''Short weight" packing is being carried TO ex-
tremes this year. If "retail grocers" will buy
these goods knowingly, there will always be those
who will sell them, but there are those who will
work these Of, if possible, as straight goods. We
have before us now a two-pound can Of Baltimore
packed fresh pears, that really is not much larger
than the standard one-pound can, and will easily
set aside the regular two-pound can. 1t weighs,
can and all, but twenty ounces.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29

Tho Mixed Train will run subject to delays Incl.
aent to freight business. and will stop only at sta
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle fer Wilmington and Phil,del.
Wilmington at lilo P. NJ. for New Castle. - A~
~ SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Ada,tional to those sbove. leave Smyrna for Clsy.
smyrna $40 g. NJ. and 40 p. M, to make connes-
tion With trsinsto and from Dover, and stations
CONNECTIONS.
AT TOWNSEND. wi!h the Kent County and Queen
AT CLAYTON. with the Marylan and Delaware
AT AtHAkkIN ION. with the unction and Break
A,sEAF0kD with the Dorchs ester and D.sv.r.
At DELMAR. with tho Eastsrn Shors R.ilrcsd
and Wicomico and Pocomoie Kaiirosd. 'N
". r. KENNY Supt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
8ailrnaG Yinfs.
Pnilade ~nia, wilmington aud 6alu.
moro Railroad,
TlMk. TABLE.


TIME TABLE.
Commencing Monday June 81. 1872. II AIMS will leave
rk1 gIsiS :.
Baltimore. stopping At ali connse,s
- wlin ng,on with Delaware railroad Line. .at lay.
Delaware Railroad. a. Harrington with Junction asd
s WIN WIN ssaYs
Es,iroad. .; Salisbury with wicomco and PocOmoks
EXPRESS TEAM A. Iaoo NJ. (sundays ..cepsss.) TO,
%HIs .M19s and md stopping =. ximinf:ep
sx pl l,9,ngsTn on .i,h train for New Castle:
s T. sna S'
w.a
Rsssa ss::t t.1sySsa lyman sss s.ss f.fy'
e. 1ss.1s.' Fs.s Monroe and
WILMINGTON TEAMS
% ts.a ~ .na %
!Ooand so daily ~. The 500 ?. ii tram eonnsc.. with
Ci1sE sns .ss 100
and and s.,,s ~ r. & The "a sY A. NJ tram viz no
leave Wilmington al go 7. N.
u uneon .ran sm Sy gl H.
PIE 0t aSD NJ sIrk o% n. VIZ; rn1tephp
.dsSh,. I.,.nS, snS Baltimore esn.ral k.iroae
SS.a:. Cha isei AN an 1000 sSs % n
s23o p IN. phiiadell hia nr Uxo.d At 7go n m
wednesday, aud sstutd ays 30 p. IN, tn. % A m
train stops at all Stations te.we.n Phadelrhia and
LaAokn. az" ar
Leave ror. DEPOSIT for Philadelphia tuneay. exce ptsd
80 III anu 20 T. M Uxtotl ior thlla,ie eiphls a,
6l0 r. M: thsdd's Ford Tor PhiluI- -lunia III n IN
sunday, leave Philadelphia Tor oxford s-3J A. no.
leave oxford Tor PnilLdeiphia 34O D.
trains leaving W Tnington al 40 a. IN, D. IN will
conect AT Lamokn Junction with tne 7JpJa m and
AOP III, trans Tor Philadelphia and o ,ltluI ,r- Cen.
tysl Railroad. "
TukoCGE TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
ssA'A imrNnlOs ~ iV-S i23i T. M, $50 1886 +. "
ChESIER FOk FHILADELPHIS.
LIZA CHI TER at125, ~, s.l anu ii Os A. NJ
Es, 24 A.a 5.3l, Oil, 80 and 1885 7 NJ.
IRON bAitimoret 10 Philadsiphia. Leave at
An WAY Mail; y.aO An, Expres 2 SIS +. a. kx
press 1O T. NJ. Exptess lU.t5 l.. ii Exprens
from bNtmore Fort Depos itsad on
Ats NJ
Accommodation Ainfrom Dsros il IN Parry
vAleat6 II A. 10 rbaltimorea t.r rua. ate ,.
TRAINS FOE BALTiMoKE
Leave Chester AS l2,x and 9.ll a. n, aud IS Pm
Leave wilmington At l2.5., (. Is and lU " A. NJ luS
2 =.
L. SUNDA TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore 25r ~, stopping Magnolia Perry
mans Aberdeen, Havre-de-5 q ma ~s
Town, North East. Ekton. Newark, Stanton, New
port, Wilmington, Claymont, Liz Scrr aud ChestsT.
| ~ KENNEL. suDernIsuden,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
( osss 'dah, 1.u,ui..


Gate Of the temple-bcautiful gate:
Slese 20 it, portal . lame man did wait:
ceere9 the hour. devoted to prayer: tE
ASKED ne an aim Of those entering there
AZ. tile he thought. rs the day waxed old,
" boon more blest than Silver and gult:'
oaid the fisherman teacher. dist to his TALK
An the name OF Christ Jesus. rise up and walk"
Walking and leapng, the temple he trod;
SoyIully walking. and praisng his God;
hmaaement and wonder filed all the thrOng;
had they not seen him cripple SO long?
ANA he who was called from Gennesarets wave.
SPOke then OF the Victor DER death and the grave,
For by His power the man that was lame
NOW was made strong through faith in Ills name y
Ages have passed with their story and song;
Sorrow has fingered and Joy danced long;
Helpless and needy, still healing we gain.
Though crippled by sin, Through faith in Ills name.
Gate Of the temple-bcautiiul gate!
For portals yet tairer We trustingy wait:
Day closes them not and there Is night:
Where the Lamb i. the templc," the glory, the
light.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
IIORRIBLE.

| Uttered with CATARRlI thirty years. and wa,
cured by simple remedy. Win send rcceirt. post
age tree. to all afflicted. Rev. ]. T. MEAD, Draw
err 40, Syracuse, n. y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29

~~~gans
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-29
Fall Arrangement,
On and after Monday. November 4, 1874,

Fall Arrangement.
On and after Monday. November 4, 1871,
rv.1N Trains vii! run q. follow,:
rAAiNs S9s:a An. p.H. A.Saa.
N B'rasUofo'. Bssaatas " S g ts
!" Goatesville. go oA so
Chadd .Fd.i i925 5X5 7U
.TR.iss Lr.v. NosrHwAsp:
, TRAINS SsSt::a. P.a. p.ia.
L'ye Wilmington ats 81 $40 500
cssss,' ces'ssyilis, ss,d siS iS IS IS s$S
a! AZ Rssai1s. R,sSH3.S' loS s:S 77a ~
Alrain NO; connects at Chadd's Ford with trains
road. arriving at FhilAae, phis at 800 N, and at
Baltimore at l,o5 m. AT Coatesville with "a all
Trains East and " est. At Birdsboro' with trains
on rh'ladslphia and Reading Railroad. North and
schuyikill and Lehish Coal Fields.
IRAN No. connects at Airdsboro' with trains
from Pottsville. Harrisburg. 10. At Coatessi ille
with trains from thiiadelphia and Harrisburg.
=, Train NJ. 3 connects at CoatssviiIe With Way
Train to Harrisburg. At Birdsboro' with train for
Reading. Pottssilie and Harrisburg and with Way
Train south.
Train No. 4 connects at Birdsboro' with train
from Reading, Pottsyille. Allentown and Harris
burg. At C0atesvi lie with HARRISBURG AccOmmo-
trains for Oxford.
Train No. 5 connects at Chsdds Ford With train
leaving philadelphia at 4.3O IN.
Tram No. u connect a. Chad0's Ford with trains
arriving at Philadelphia at $40 q IN. and at Balti-
Connection by Stage to and from West Chester
at Sagers with all trains.
omitted. o. sTVJl.Z
HeAeral Superintendent
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31
SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE FIRST SESSION Of Mineral Springs
l. Male and Female Academy will omen
on the first Monday in February next, and
continue twenty weeks eonsecstyey, at
the following rates:
First class including spelling, reading,
writing mental arilhmetic and pri,
mary arithmetic and grammar $3.50
Second Glass, including the above,
together with arithmetic, geogra
phyEnglish grammar frst lessons
in composition and history. L. 80
Third class, including the above, to-
gether with the higher English
branches aud the Greek and Latin
languages, 81 80
Inciisn,ai fee, / 90
Bills payable one half in advance, the
remainder at the close Of the session.
Boarding, exclusive Of lights and washing.
about twelve aud halls dollars per month
THOS. W. HAYS,
d. c, COWLING, r''hclpal''
Noy, Goth, lS7I. a,2m
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31
MARRIED.

On the 2lst inst, at the brides fathers.
Mai. o. P. Anderson, near Nashville, Ark.
by the Rev. J. w. Browning, Capt. GEO
NJ. CLARK, Of Camden, and' Miss AZURE,
LIAZ. ANDERSON. No cards
May their two lives be linked in one, and
tseir young hearts bloom out Ike violet
bells, pouring the dewy odors Of life's spring
into each others bosom. May all the bright
and sorrovless thoughts Of a conEding love ,
interminrhd vows, infant dreams bliss
and hopes of future good, bud, blossom and
breathe, sunnily, about them, until they
go to
Roam in the chIystsl fields Of light,
O'cr paths by holy angels tTod,
Their robes with heavenly lustre bright
Their home, tt q, Pagadiss Of God"
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31
RATES OF TUITION PER SESSION OF
FIVE MONTHS.

Primary Class.-Sp'lling, Reading,
Nriting, Arithmetic, Grammar aud
Geography. tcommrnecd) SI5ro
Intermediate Clsss English Gram,
mar, Arithmetic, Algebra Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany,
physiology, g.. % 90
First Class-Cl s>ics. Higher Mathe.
mati,s, Astronomy, Mental aud
Moral Philosophy, Logic. Rhetoric, % 90
Composition and Elocutiou, on Sat
urdays, (extra) 3 90
Music, with use of Instrument, (extra) 30 90
contingent Pee, 90
Tuition fees mast be paid in advance.
Tickets for the session may ba obtained bv
application to ID. b Stark, Banker, at Fay-
etteville Apupil entering within two weeks
from the opening will be required to pay tor
the entire session; ons entering after that
time will pay for the remainder of the sss-
sion. Ia case Of actual sickness protracted
Tor month or more. the money for the time
SO lost will be refunded.
Faithful, accomplished and experienced
teachers are employed in every department.
Satisfactory references as to strict snbriatv
and general good character, will be required
Ol yan1g men before they tan be admitted .
and n no case will one be- received who has
been expelled from smother school. And
public expulsion will be the penalty attend,
ing the deliberate infraction Of she regnla-
tions Of this school. Young men and bovs
over fifteen years Of age need not come here
with any other expectation. We do not
mention girls, for there is no difficulty in
getting quiet obedience to rules from than
The course Of instruction will be thorourh
and the modes impressive. Habits Of mental
training, as well as the accomplishment of
lessons, shall BE- the aim Of the teachers.
Girls and boys will be educated here.
Board at excellent houses from SIP so TO
SIS Per month.
N. II. LooNEY. Principal.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31
SELECT SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADsE ES.

MRS. II. T. WHITE wishes 10 announce
VI TO her friends and acquaintinccs, that
she will open a School for the reception of
Young Ladies on the Second Monday IN
January, at her residence, property recently
occupied by J. ID, jones, Esq) The Ptiu,
cipaL from her long experience as teacher,
feels confident that she will be able to render
entire satisfaction to all parents that may
ntrust their children to her care. That she
has taught with success in this community,
there are those now in its midst that eau
testify to the fact; and she here calls upon
the many wives and mothers OF Washington
and us vicinity whom she has assisted M
training for the responsible du,i.s Of life, to
aid her with their influence.
TERMS-Per Session of q weeks. SIS
$50 and SO, according to the advaurrmcn,
OF the pupil. The course OF study will en-
brace all the ord nary English branches.
usually taught schools Of high order,
The services of a competent Music teacher
heve been procured who viii give three faith.
tul lessons of one hour each per reek for. : IS
per sessien.
Use OF instrument per session, $j.
incidental expenses,
REFERENCES-Capt. s. 7. Saunders.
Gen.G' ID, Roystou. Maj. d. +. Hampstead
and w. w. Andrews, ESQ.
Washington, Jan. 3, ls72. 23:tf
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31

The Public Ledger Almanac for
1872 is at hand. 1t contains q great
quantity Of statistical and other useful
information, and is an annual present
from Mr., George w. Chnds, the
proprietor Of the Philadelphia Public
Ledger, to all his patrons. 1t is
worth careful preservation.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31

For an elegant map Of Chicago and
n history Of the great fire there, as
well as a list fthe great fires Of the
world, We are indebted 10 the kindne 6
of Mcssrs. Il. II. Mcdonald & Co.,
proprietors and manufacturers of the
OCULAR vinegar bitters.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31

We have received the 18th volurn
Of the Western Farmers Almanac. for
1872, published ly Jro. p. Morton
& Co, Louisville, BY, rice ten cents.
Il contains much valuable inlcrma-
ton.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31
L ITEN NJ =,
OUR AGENTS.

MAJ. CHARLES y MIrCHgL is authorized
to receive and receip, for subscriptions any
where
At FaHscs6arg-PRoY. J. w. HARPER
Spring HH-GILRS l.. McKNIeHr, Esq
Miaaral SpriHgs-MR. WM JOHNSON.
CglUHbHs -MR. J +. STUART.
CoHtrebiiie-MR. W. ]. POWELL.
Nash1iHs MAJ. O. =. ANDERSON.
O.GN-DR. J. X. WOLFF.
ROnds-NR. j. ID. LATIMER.
LcuiSrWs-HESRY MooRg, ESQ.
M Noriah-MR. JNO. :. WEAVER.
Richmond - CART PFRRY.
L.chSJBrg-ME II. G. WILLIAMSON.
MsscOu-MR. b r LEE,
FaifoR- Mr. Csc. w. ORruS
Ben LOm0Hde-Cspt, B. II. KINswoRTHY
Local Agents are authorized to retain ten
per cent. Of all subscriptions.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31

Attention is directed TO the adyer-
t.,cmcut Of Thos. l.. Jones, in another
column. lie wishes to hire two good
white men to whom good wages will
b, paid promptly.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31

We are indebted to Hon. Jas. Il.
Beny, Audi or, for list of forfeited
lands which will be shortly offered for
sale. Il ioots up only about three
million acres.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31

Tax payers should not wait until
the last day, to make their settlements
with the collector, "a he will no doubt
be extremely busy about that time.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31

Solicitor general NJ. W. Benjamin
has been oustsi by judgement Of the
supreme court. That is to say Ben,
janin is brindlo
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31

Fisk's friends say they will spend
S2jO,0OO to convict stokes. How
much better, can Edward "go?"
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31
J. +. BORDEN.

The adjourned terms of the circuit
court for Lafayette county is still in
session.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31
Announcer, ent for 1872.

HAVING purchased the entire interest of
IL Dr. w. &. Smith in the firm business
heretofore conducird under the firm name
of Hart n Smith, | beg leave to return nay
thanks TO the cid frieuds and patrons OF the
firm, aud to notify them. anil the public
generally, that will continue the Dug
Businsss and tn" practice Of my profession
on my own account, aud strictly on the caSh
at ,ha old stand
Respectfully,
W. p. HART, VI. d.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31
PUMP FACTORY,
ETTlINEETE
HIGH SCHOOL.
(Male and Fcmale.)

The First Session for IsS1
win open cn Monday the 9TH Of Februa
~ aud close on Wednesday the 26th o
June.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31
To the Public.
Dissolution Notice.

THE firm Of Hart & Smith, Druggists and
L practising Physicians, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Dr. Smith re-
t.Iing.
w. p. HART,
w. c. SMITH.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31
TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVING disposed Of my entire interest in
IL the Drug business to Dr., W. +. Hart,
and having determined to retire from the
practice OF my proie'sIo at this place, beg
leave. in this public m amer, to =, know ledge
my appreciation of the patronage extended
to the late firm, and to solicit continuance
Of it to my late partner and worthy success
sor to the firm, who will continue the busi-
ness at the old stand.
Respectfully,
w. G, SMITH, NJ. ID.
Washington, Jan. B. lS72 23,i