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Sheriff s Sales.
oRANGEBURd ccDNrgl
In coMMos PLEAs,
Mary D, Trsadwell, Adn,x "a John II, EaA-
ming, ct n. q \ ! " q u 3
Complaint TO MarsllalI Assets. &e.

" ming, ct al " q ~ =
Complaint TO Marshall Assets, Sc.
BY virtue Of m order. oftlie ssiid Court In
this action, will sell at Qrangeburg Court
House, ON tile LIST Monday, in April heat,
during the legal hours Of sale, at t6e-risk of
he FORMER purchasers. they having failed to
comply with the terms Of sale, the efollowing
lots in the Tow, of Orangeburg, Wig:
Farm Lots No. 3,4, 5,I7, lS, 1875, H:S.
56, 81 65 3d. 80 and GO the same being part
OF the Real Estate of which the late VIM. n.
Treadwcll died, seized and possessed. =
!, Piats Of the same may be seen at tao
Sherif's Office. s.t'.s7s,s ~ I.
TEnss--0nc third cash, balance ON q
credit Of s::e, tao and three years, secured
by bond and mortgage of the ptrchassr,
with: interest from day Of sale, epayable An-a
nually on the whole amount, until tho wliolo !.
bond Is fully paid mp. and satisfied, ana 20 |.
pay for papers recording and stamps ss'
Purchaser to hnve privilege of paying alb
cash, and if any purchaser fails to compIyy
the premises 80 purchased By the party
failing to comply to be sold on the same day
or somc convenient saleday Thereafter upon
the same terms and at tho former pursha-
sers risk.
0rangeburg C.H, S. soc,
Mar. Z, 1872. q - 7 -
mar D.
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-wslLbeatsn track that his hsrst,f5re
led to victory aud safety, or some devi.
Gus opening, suddenly spread out to
view, that cap only end in che mazes of
confusion and raio.-.-N. y. Times, Mch.
9Th. g u
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SATURDAY, MAR. 90, 1872.

Every article for the OnANGBDURd News
must be accompanied by the real name of
the author--not necessarily for publica-
tion, but as a guarantee of good faith on the
part Of tho writer.
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EtiWan Cotton Seed.

20 Bushels of Is, SELECTION.
a,stiN -N ssg istsEs = aEsSsGz -
The above LIMITED SUPPLY Of this
Superior COTTON SEED, raised by James
Browne. of this County, is offered for sale. = ;. :,
This Seed will Yield fully onc-third more
Cotton than any other seed in use Apply
TO KIRK ROBINSON,
mar i6-St Al the Engine House.
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T EsT e. sF sss1FiT E.Tssss, n es., !. iL /, !, /.
IL ing in the Orangebdrg Post Office to
March 10th. 1872.
A-Mr. II. Andrews.
B-Edward NJ. Baynard.
D--LouisI Danizler, colored.
E-Affia Edgerton.
Frank Fielder.
G-Miss nj. J. Gray, Rose Anner Glover.
H-M.J. G. Hutto.
John Jourdon:
M-Mrs. Elsey Moody, colored, Mrs A.
c Murphy.
NJ. F. Newkirk.
P-Langd6a Pooser. 2.it9s;s sfss
SIS. Peter Stewart.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
F. DgNars, P. NJ.
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Shall the Majority Govern

| The Greeley faction have made tho
most notable discovery of the age; tia,
is, that it is the right of the minority to
control the minority. The mass of tho
Republicans Party hopor and confde in
Gen. Grant. They find that the coun
try has prosrcred under his Administra.
tion, and they earnestly derire to cuu-
tinuc state of things productive OF
such go results The malcontemts saw
no. This is a question not to be decided
hy the majority. The minority have a
! voice in the matter, and it is a voice
that must C respected We are not to
be rarnlyzed by an old saw. that w isdom
goes with numbers. he convenient
rule that the majority shall govern has
had its day. The majority may rule,
indeed, if it will b. engineered by US,
and makes the selection .lr Presidential
candidate that we prefer, but o. Other
wise If they consent to that, then the
party continues in the most harmouious
relations But if, as We perceive; the
majority are es.lved upon different
cour,e; il, despite our remonstrauccs,
they are sill determined To renonriuate
Gen. Grant, then aud in that case, We
demur-wc will not submit.
This is just the position of the Trio
nc aud its slender foiL,wing A few
country papers, aud at uost bait dozen
Senators ut Washington, set up thin new
d"ctrine, and endeavor 10 justify them
selves by series of foul assaults upon
the Administration. Such an attempt
to reverse the binding fnrcc of ali party
orsanizeti,ns is too fccbly sustained By
any logical conclusions. or by any exis
ting necessity, to be seriously criticised
And yet we must deal with it as we
would deal with any false pretensc that
may Tor M niept attract attention,
though sure Of being ultimately dis
cardcd.
All political disorganizers 20 to work
=, ''"'o''' way
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cast away accumulated capital, and
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Public Sale.

vs. Judgment Of Foreclosure.
John Charfrand
BY virtue Of the Judgment fled in this
ease, will sell on the first Monday in .ap-
pril next, the following tract of land at .hc
risk OF the former purchaser.
!, All that plantation situated on the north
east side of 'disto River in the County OF
Orange6urs, containing $50 acres more or
less. beng part OF the Motto land, bounded
by iand of the Estate of N. Byrd, George
aud samuel Byrd aud DR.. o. III. OF aud Sy
the S c. Railroad. .ya
Tcrms-one half cash, balance payable In
one and two years, secured by bond and
mortgage, with interest fron, day OF sale
Purchaser to pay for papers, stamps and
recording G. b. GLOVER,
Mar 9--td Referees
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certain Republican in this County re
ceived 1915 with which to pay colored
man 8 taxes, and that instead of paying
the taxes as he ought to have done, he
appropriated the money to his own use
IF the statement is true, we hope the
criminal will be punished.
On the other hand, some Few months
ago, in the County of York, about
twenty Democrats, under cover Of night,
armed aud disguised, rode to the loot of
hill near q colorcd mans house. There
arrived, ten Of the party remaiued in
charge of the horses and the others
went to the house of this colorcj man-
his name was Jim Wiliiams--dragged
him out in the presence of his terrified
wilc and children, carried him off to the
woods and there hanged him BY the neck
to n tree until he was so dead, dead,
dead, that he will never pay another
cent of tax in forty million years
Now the Democrats are obliged to
mcct the Republicans either i'll fair and
square argument, or on collateral issues
We don't think they can make much
either way.
If man is kuave denounce him,
Jail him, hang him, punish him in any
mannor prescribed by the law. But Dc
so because lie is kaavc-not because be
is either Democrat or Republican
The Times says that 1.-The News can.
not advocate honesty while its support
crs are Radicals. 1t cannot take Ra,li
cal funds to aid in stopping theft. This
would be breach Of trust and tho Of.
fort will prove abortive."
j so iur as the NEWS Is concerned We
are willing to let the course of that pa
per speak for itself.
But we are informed that the Time.
recently endcavored (unsu cccssfully how
evcr,> to obtain q share OF the public
printing from the Radical" officials il
Columbia.
Ii that is the fact, how about tn,
"breach of trust?" Can it be possibl,
that tho Times would "take Radica
funds?" Does 1t await on'y tho oppor
tunity to fill lis breeohes with cash L
be ready to perpctratc breaches of trust
at cannot be, it cannot be-"
! There must be mistake somewhere
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G EO RIG EFT OW

The COAL TRADE.-The coal receipts and
shipments for the week ending last night were
as follows Receipts. p $40; Shipments, 12,OG9
tens, or which the Consolidation Coal Company
received 9 ,2i0 and shipped 6 029 tons; MARYLAND
Coal Company received 100 tons, and report ne
shipments; the new Central Coal Company re-
ceived 3,410 tons, and shipped 900; Agnew's
wharf was in receipt of 800 tons, and Skinned
900 tons; and the Borden Mining Company re-
ceived 800, and shipped 1000 tons.
& EIGHTH BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-Atthe first
regular meeting of this association 1000 shares
were taken. The officers OF this association are
William Clabaugh, president; James Goddard
vice president; Robert Frey, treasurer; aid Will
liam King, secretary, with jos. Birch, Andrew
Frey, William A. Hutchins, Joseph Libbey
Thomas bowling, Albert Miller, and James
Reilly directors.
The KENNEBEc AND POTOMAC Ice COMPANY
have laid the foundation for a new and commo-
dious ice-house on weaver's wharf, Georgetown.
IT will he finished very shortly, and will hold
about 1000 tons of ice.
A BRITIsHER IN PoRT.-The three-m asted
bark Lizzie Raymond, direct from Liverpool
arrived in port this morning, after q voyage of
sixty four days, with cargo of salt for /. Thomas
Davis & Co. She is a trim-looking craft and
nles the union jack of England from her gait
The sight Of "the flag that for a thousand
years &C., in port is quite a novel one to the
people Of Georgetown. There was but one
English vessel in port last year, and but one
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THE ANCHOR LIFE INSURANCE
l. COMPANY,

OF NEW JERSEY.
HOME OFFICE, ITS BROADWAY, NY.
4. C:FIsHER, President.
BRANCH OFFICE, SIT eth street, Sd. Post Office.
LIGHTER MARCHE, Gen1 Managers.
Invites Particular Attention to its Special and Pop.
ular Features.
FTn.-Its Rates are lower than those Of mos,
prominent and safe companies.
@. Second 1t was the first company in the United
States which guaranteed policy holders DEFINITE
CASH SURRENDER VALUE, the amount of which 10
distinctly ENpoRsEDoN THE Policy IN FIGURES
.Ih"d.-lt Loans the surrender value Of its Poll.
r FsnTthEAn # its Policies absolutely Non
:, Ftth;-Its Dividends are declared Annually upon
the contribution plan, and are non forfeitable
s5NgtsT sSW. T SSRsR Travel CT RssSen &C.
payn ent Of Premiums.
Eishh-Its Charter permits 1t to make invest
vest in all it's General Agencies thereby rendering
1t Home Company everywhere.
NiHfh.-U invites you to insure. expecting to deal
with you honestly, and to give you fair equivalent
Ger your money. See one Of its policies and its
Composing its Board of Directors for this city and
District OF Columbia are some of orr best business
Company. &C d .6m
AIRS. PRAsHEARs, Nc IO7 Pennsylvania av-
IVA enue, between LIST and I'd streets northwest,
Feons, BIZ usss and Gatherings Of all kinds: also,
letters q and Sores Of long standing: scrofals l
and Bunions; fails to give satisfaction a26t+
st. ROSES HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, under care
- Of Sisters Of Charity. Dressmaking in its vari-
at the shortest nstice. ChiIdren's SHIFTS and En-
broderies: street, between 2Oth and 2;st SITS The
makers to superintend ths work aprill2-lm
ESTABLISHED IN 1851.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
beg f. aST e9d hE ps sR 81 public
oI9Ts sT3kh Fs9 aEp
81 sh5s G H s sna RI
prerared to do ct the LOWEST CASH PRICES
Constantly on hand large and general assortment
apla9 '00o' az aoSpaTT
ESs0Ns GIVEN in Wax Flowers, Fruit and
Sas T oppcss. Il
Specimens of work at her class room. spll Ina
Tim PLATE -
SHEET IRON s
b. l. GREGORY,
ap6 Ct 634 Peuusylvania avenue
cargo q 1sriou: Kinds SoAI na p sS
!: IN 'E;si ST 81
sAor AHassSAS EsYEssHHsFS S5ROIP PTN
The simplest and most powerful IN use.
CHARLES WOOD.
snBs-Iv O0RDAr 9TH and n
IN EMOvAL-My OFFICE ROOMs HAVE
H. BEEN REMOVED to northeast corner of I5th
and u streets, Opposite Treasury Department.
ADOLF CLUSS, Architect,
marglm and Inspector of Buildings, d o.
lRepublicanf hronicle Patriot, month
old CANVASSED HAMS,
MARYLAND CURED.
Banana Brand Of new HAMS, mild and dslic;o On
Prepared for my own sales.
NV. BUROnBLL,
marc street, near Ebbitt Hose.
CAeH PAID FOB LADIIe', QINTS aad ja..
~ DkkNS CAST,OIE CLOTHING, )OrS
street. Georeetown. Hots By man from 0eor ct ywI
or Wasntngton attended to. oc sir
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A UsTIE r. BROWN,
"A Corner n. Y. avenue and 18th street,
Washington, ID. O.,
LuNBER- LIME, CEMKNT,sA SAND, &C :, &C, 60.
LrNBIR BILLS cut 20 order on short notice.
BLUE STONE for Building. Macadamlzing snd.
Paving purposes delivered in any part Of she Dis
RiAL ESTATE bought and ,sld and money In.
vested To this branch Of the bus mess Will here
after give my personal attention, and viii be st M
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CITY ITEM

GAS COOKING STOVES, best in use, at Hamil-
ton X Parsons, y. NJ. G. a. b uilding, 9Th and
ID streets.
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CANNED GOODS.

NETZGER d BYLEs,
an SEVENTH STREET.
ARE Of BRING FINE STOCK n
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES
CONSISTING IN PART or
Havana Oranges,
LONDON Layer Eaisins, in whole, half and quarter
boxes,
Conserve Ginger, New Figs,
French Prunes. in glass. TN aud boxes,
Gordon & DilwOrth's Jelies,
Numbers Preserves, MOrtous Pie Fruits,
Almonds, shelled, paper. aud soft she'll,
Peoans, Filterts, and Maple NalnUts,
Pure Apple Cider, not bOiiedl
Prime New York Apples, Apple Butter,
Pine Apple, English Dairy, Exam, and Factlry
New York Buckwheat Crsnberrie.,
Golden DTips Syrup, n. O. MOlasses.
Finest quality GuBPOwder, Imperial, and Englisc
Breakfast Tea,
Mocha, Old Government Jaws, Ceyion and Rio Col
fee. green and fresh roasted.
No: MaSkerel, in barrels and kits,
Jamaica Rum, pure,D Scotch whisky,
New England Rum,
Otsrd, Dupuy Go. Brandies.
Cathervood odd Reserve Wssky,
"Oid Nectar VI hIskY
Old Baker and CAT whisky,
Pale Sherry Wine, very hRe,D
Madeira, Pert and California Wines.
Prime Butter, put ressly for families, IN mall
packages. 3Dr
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OUR ASSORTMENT in Youth, Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing is one of the largest in this city,
embracing all the newest designs for spring and
summer. EISHMAN & BRO,
5HJ 9TH street, Nav Building,
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CHRyoIT SHIRTS, low cut, for $50.
Fine Percale Shirts, for So 30.
Dress Shirts. perfectly fitting, $3.50.
New assortments just opened.
GEO. G. HENNING.
No
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SAVE YOUR pennies ard the dollars will save
themselves by putting your money i'm the WASH
lngton City Savings Bank, at six per cent. in
tere>t Bank corner Of 9Th and Louisiana ave-
nue..
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NATIONAL TaEATKR.-Mrs. Oates and her
Comic Opera Company take leave of Washing
ton tonight, their last appearance being in the
very amusing burlesque of the "Field of the
Cloth of Gold, which they perform this evening.
On Monday Lydia Thompson and company
commence an engagement, and, Of course
crowded houses NAV be looked for.
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PRIGGs' dollar jewelry store reeai,a,, 20 L.,
come i,e1GufGl jets with gold wires, from one 20
fen collars set, at No i57 Pennsylya ma ave.
nue.. between \ and 9Th streets.
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hsISHIs OF PYTHIAs CNIFoRMs.-Twenty-
n-e more complete uniforms r.eei red - s.,
M.tieI ~. y hnon, $50 Pennsylvania avenue Call
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PROPOSALS.
ESs fGssIHTd4ssSt EH

WasHINSToN, April 3. lGf. &
Sealed Proposais vIl be received At This once until
TUESDAY kOON, April l6, for the Completion Of
RounSayy street 20 District boundary, In sections
sceeidcafions Of the work. showing size Of sec
Rids will be for each section separately. Bidders
nav offer for any OF the different descriptions Of
work ON the line Of Improvement.
The Board reserves the right 70 reject any or ain
S1coessful bidders viii be required 10 give sat-
isfsefory bond security for the faithful perform
Knce OF the contract In the full amount of the
Bid must be directed the Vice President Of the
Board, and endorsed Proposals for Gompletins
ALEX- Il. SHEPHERD,
apl0td Vice President,
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lIlfNl|fTHE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR. O.
WHAT 1T WILL BUY AT sILvERBERG's.

WHAT 1T WILL BUY AT sILvERBERGs
Handsome set Lace Sleeves and Collar,
Three pair fine Iron Frame Hose.
Two pair English extra long Babriggan Hose,
Six, five, fopr, three or two fine hemstitched
Three pair superfne ditto,
-Four pair ditto double heels and toes,
One twenty six Whalebone French Corset,
srss TG Ds MTSr
Large Travelling Basket OF sstchsl,
Carved or Lava Card Basket,
Carved Salad Sets or Match Safes,
Towel or Hat Racks, Music Stands,
Fasels, Frames, &C,
Set of six Table Mats,
Set Of fine Wire Dish Covers,
Two fine Japanned Tea Trays,
Hands me Baeksammon or Chess Board,
Hands ns alaa6e OF wsIeis Warranted
Oil Painting in Gilt Frame,
Large variety of Ladies' Garments at one dollar
Two pretty Aprons for 81,
Handsome Lace Tides, 4, and for 81,
The best On Is Base Ball for 81,
Three pair Gents Linen Reversible Cuffs for 81.
cb % 1s'GT%P Il CIT II s sne
Bracelets, Sleeve Buttons, studs, Pins, Pencils,
Crosses. Loekets, Ohatelsine and Vest Chains; &C
In fact, the largest assortment OF DOLLAk
GOODS in the city.
SILvERBERG
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
aIa SEVENTH STREET.
ap2-a Near Pennsylvania svepus.
WAsHsITNvGT9nE, sTRA yE Hat q, AMP B1SsEr-
Ladies' and Misses straw Hats and Bon: "A
nets rennsned, TO LOOK a. well as new, In al
'"' '''''s '''i ALBERT T. WRITINGS
SS ssS cs streets
CrONE CRUSHED And BR0KKH.
We are prepared to furnish
CRUSHED Oh BRoKRH Stone
to Contractors In quantities to suit.
We are also BUYING HARD BUBBLE STONE
FOB CASH ct our Works.
J.E. zee co..
janl7-u foot Of X street.
RIADING's PURE NATIVE GRAPE wIHE
This wine is made from the pure Juice Of the grape
CEDAR GROVE VINEYARD,
ns:. Sso.s ssS D. O. Many q our r..cs.s
have thoroughly tested its merits. recommend Il
Us va sfSSe
gentle stimulant.
and By n' s' THoMxs s' sslssSs%SplEs,
" j. G. TGPPER. Florist and -Gardssy.
GrSSnds cared for pruning dSSs; sne 1ne.
esptionsSle. Cali or address at WIS net street
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BOYS CLoIHING DEPARrMENr.

Boys CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Boys Suits for So. BOYS Suits for as
Bows Suits for Sc. Boys Suits for 50.
BOYS SUITS for 81. Boys Suits for so.
We are daily told by our customers we have
the best made, and altogether the most attractive
stock they see. NOAH WALKER & Co.,
Gil PennsYlY ania aYenna.
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COL DEN HILL.

G0LDEN HILL.
This popular FAMILY FLOUR IN store aad for
sale in lots suit
All other grades Family and Extra Flour.
MEAL, MILL FEED.
BALED HAY and STRAW
W. M GAIT 400,
decls-n Indiana avenue and LIST street
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SNALL-POX.--gwO new cases OF smalI-pox ara
feIOTted by The Board " Health.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, n. Y. ave.
and 18th St, paws per ct on deposits. Nti.Iitlf
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MEETING OF the citizens of South Washing
ton opposed 10 the proposed site for the BaIti-
more and Potomac railroad, will be held at
Potomac Hall, corner Of 18th street and Mary
land avenue, this Saturday evening, at eight
O'Clock sharp.
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IMPORTANT DECISION RESPECTING BUILD
ING AssoCIATIOSs.-To- day in the Equity
Court, Judge Wylie delivered an opinion in the
case OF John Faust against Henry A Clarke
ana others, which is important TO ali who have
invested money in building associations. 1t is
Wen Known that lately number of suits have
been instituted against these associations for the
TurIose OF deciding the premium and fines,
charged 10 be usuTious and illegal, and as this
IL the first case decided, it deserves special
attention. From the papers it appears that a
stOckholder executed deed of trust on certain
property in 1870, to secure an advance from the
association OF 50 800: that subsequently iudg-
ment was obtained against him, and the prop
erty offered for sale under the deed of trust
wherenpon the judgment creditor obtained an
injunction on the grounds OF usury and fraud.
The case being referred to the auditor was
heard to-day on exceptions filed to his report
when the whole question of premium and fines
charged by the association was fully and ably
discussed. Judge Wylie, in delivering his epin.
ION, SAID he could see usury i'm the transsc-
tons OF building associations as he regarded
then as joint stock companies An appeal was
taken to the Court in general term. Frederick
>chmtdt and D. j. johnson for complainant
and John ID. Ellis and s. L. Drury for tue asso
citation
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DECREE OF DIvoRCE.-To-day, in the Equity
Court Judge Wylie made a decree divorcing
Annie r.. Cpham agt. George II. Upham. The
petitioner states that she was married to defen-
dant in November, 1865, by Rev. j. G. Smith.
with whom she lived two or three years; that he
become addicted to intemperance and deserted
her over two years since. Mr.. l.. Watson an
peared for petitioner and j. j. johnson took the
testimony.
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nj 4 W D q E.
JUAN BOYLE a co,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
No. 7l3 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTs' b LUING.
FOR SALE
handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE on south A
street, between % aud Sd streets with all the modern
improvements; small cash payments aud lOug time
on balance.
SEVERAL YARNS,
small and large, the line of the Point sc ,cks
Railroad. within few minutes walk Of the depot:
within thirty minutes q Washington. Terms easy.
One o. eoo acres on the same road aud distSco
from depot, improved by Bouse, &C.
Near Capitol fronting New Jersey avenue. one OF
HOUSE on North Ii AZ street rect 100 cash. balance
'n r lBis sD HANDSOME HOUSES in the west end
ALss,
H1wsEs and LoIs n u AZ Ps,rtss OF he city;
Monty TO LOAN
In sums Of from q cos % siosoo on real estate
mhf-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-13

The FIRE COMMISSIONERS met last night
The subject OF the extension of the fre-alarm
telegraph 10 Georgetown coming up for cousij-
Grafton, Mr.. Collins said that as Mr. Smith was
absent, and il was desirable that the matter
should be considered at a full meeting of the
board. he moved its consideration be POSTPONED
70 next tuesday evening, when the board should
have special meeting to consider that and
such other matters as might be brought before il:
agreed TO. On motion of Mr.. Booker, the COM
mittee on buildings were instructed to ha ve the
Sem = Oh No. 4 engine-house stable raised
Mr. MeDevitt offered a resolution. which was
adopted, THAT hereafter when it comes 10 the
HoNledge of the chief or assistant chief engi-
neeI mat any member OF this department is in
me habit OF frequeHting drinking houses or re-
staurants in uniform while on duty for the pur-
pose OF drinking intoxicating drinks that they
De directed to suspend said member at once
ana make out charges and prefer them at the
next meeting. On motion of Mr.. Baker the
Board OF Public Works were requested to place
water-p plug near No. engine house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-13

TIE CcPi,Gl to- morrow will. il is understood he
enghuy sensational, despite Don Piatt's earnest
SnoIts TO keep his brilliant Pegasus down TO the
n S.N course The article headed " Astounding
Discovery OF Government Plate - il said 10 he
shat horace Greeley calls mighty interesting