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MARRIAGES..

Married IN the sih of December, at the residence
of the brides father by the Rev j. L. ailace, ~
RICHARD Fl. MCCOlk 10 Miss ALiCE VIM
GINA MCDOWELL both OF Richmono' va
Married. on The 18th instant, at the residence OF
the brides brother-n-iaw, j. l.. Sims by Rev. !; u.
Fisher, ". McBAIE. Of Chicago, H., ana MISS
MAI;Y WARDEN, second daughter OF james "ar-
dem ESD. of Richmond Va. r,,.o
Washington 10. c., Newark IN. j., and Chicago
papers please COPY.
Married, ut the residence OF the brides father, on
tie 18th of December. Ivy the Rev. II II. kennedy,
MIR e. G.. R,JRKE. Of Richmond. 10 Miss ANNE
4. PARKER, of Stiunton, Va. No cards.
Married, on Wednesday. December ls, 1872 at st;
Clements church. Wikcsharre Pa, Mr. T1OnAo
GREENE, of Wilmington. y. G., to ELLEN H..
daughter of Hon. Hendrick i. Wright, Of Wilkes
barre.
Married. at the residence Of the BRIDES parents,
DECEMBER -, 1872. by tho Rev: i: n. Peterson,
Miss vt. - L. SHIELDS to MIR. WILLIAM II.
Eaiti Spn and Norfolk papers please copy.
Married, at Mr. r. A. Cookies. Claremont, SnrrY
county, bv Rnv. Mr.. Comfy. Mr.. 5. ID. TlGSOR
and Miss VI. NJ. MiLLBY, Of Petersburg.
Married. December 90, 1872, by Rev. c: G. Biting,
y. H.. at The Second Baptist church, Nj. PLEA
SkET GUODE and Mrs. MARY A. RoBlNsON
me- Kidd.
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.sszSSEsiENTS.

A GRAND p A L L WILL BE 2a
N given by the CICiAR-MAKkRS'U UNION, EAA
No. i35, Of this city, on CHRISTIANS EVE, IL
Monticello Hail.
Good order will be preserved.
Ticktcs admitting gentleman and ladies. 81.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
do IL
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OFFICE CITY SUPERINTENDENT OF Schools
l2Ul CLAY STREET, -,
RICHMOND, VA, December "a, 1872. )
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL BE
4 closed from WEDNESDAY, December e5th,
until THURSDAY, January I'd, 1873.
Parents are earnestly requested to see that their
children attend promptly on the morning OF January
I'll 1873. j. II. BINFORD,
dc sl-lt Superintendent of Schools
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1112 MAIN STREET,

THREE DOORS ABOVE DISPATCH OFFICE.
To afford INV country friends who cannot visit
the city an opportunity of supplying them.
selves with Christmas presents, I win send
the following goods to any address upon receipt OF
the price given. It'll yet week before Christmas-
time enough to send your orders and receive the
goods before that day.
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BANKING OFFICE IsAACs, TAYLOR & WILLIAMs,l
TUESDAY, Path december, 1871 )
OUR OFFICE will be closed tomorrow,
" Christmas day. Paper maturing the 18th must
be attended to to-day. dc Alt .
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A TTESTION, FIREMEN.-A regular
IN meeting Of the Board Of Control or the ERE
Department of the CITY of Richmond will be held
at Washington Hall at o O'Clock on FRIDAY EVE
MING the eth instant for the assessment OF fine'
for the current quarter BY order of the Chief Eli
gincar ID. k. CARDWELL,
Clerk of tho Fire Department City OF Richmond.
de 2l-3t
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NATIONAL BANK OF FIRGISIA,(
RICHMOND, VA, December Ii, 1872.
rTNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS Of this bank will be held at
the clearinghouse OH TUESDAY. 18th January, I'll
II o'clock VI. j. w. LOCh WOOD,
flr 11-crdfd Cashier.
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.-~s.~s~-~~--y-
NTERRY cHRIsTM as
THE winter advances so merry ana cosd,
And C,i1ristn,as Is coming Il know;
I car, hear old Santa Claus ming nas iees
NJ g raagau % his f,ountSni stock Of toys
te banks Of The gnlns ana and t TweIf
The whole load is overthFowD.
Z walk INF this surely is fairy iand; : Z s
TOYS, and toys, and toys, s.,r,.a,,.s
md miiiiona and millions OF pretty things
Pet 1lsaShs eroW aa Of Customers there
See every Kind or q doll,
Lying I'm cases, fast asleep.
~ But ready to wake OF call.
wee little babies. dimpled and fair, III
~ Darky boys. jolly and fit
81 Ladies in founces ard crfnoiiIie,
Skaters with mittens and Nat.
Remember the little ores whiting NJ hoine' sy.a.--
Watching the snow-lakes white. -,
And remember the toys ut TRIBBETT 8 were mate y.
For keeping their dear eyes bright. ae .s-z.
CHRISTMAS CHEER.
JAMAICA AND NEW ENGLAND RUN.
u.s.. APPLE AND PEACH BRASplEs,
SCOTCH AND IRISH WHIsKEYs,,,
LONDON DOCK BRANDY,
BU,fGARDSER WHIsKEY, Two years oio'
FULcuER AND BOWMAN WHISKY. 80
MONoCACY AND RECTIFIED WHskEfs'
PRIME ROCHESTER CIDER.
COOKING, AND TABLE WINES,
CJTRON. RAISISS, CURRASTS,
ALMONDS, FILBERTS, ENGLISH WALNUTs,
CoxE'S GELATIHE, SPICES,
SAUCES JELLIES, LEMONS, '....s
DRIED BEEF, TONGUES,
MINCE-MEaT, PICKLES.,
NEW YORK SELECTED APPLIES,
CANNED GOODS, etc. etc. ~
CHARLES L. TODD,
de 2l-lw corner Sixth and Clay streets.
A PPLE AND PEACH BRANDY.
barrels APPLE BRANDY, -......
2barrtls PEACH BRANDY. ,, 1
on consignment CHARLES u. IODl,
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DIssoLUTIoys 4 PARTNERSHIPS.
DENTISTRY.
MIELENEkY.

MISS L. u. MOSELEY oSss3ls
wi isuccessor TO Miss Il. &. McLEMoREl. gaGkG
just received new and handsome FLOW VNe<Se
ERS for the hair; WINTER MILLINERY at
greatly reduced psiccs BRIDAL and EVENING
DRESSES made 20 order. No. i01 Broad street,
corner OF Fourth, Richmond, Va. % 2s-ks
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UNDRIES FOR CHR1STMAS.-At-
y morc's Mlnce-Meat, Coxe's Gelatinc Rssins,
Currants. Almonds, Citron. Jellics, Sweet IiGcr'
Canned Peaches Peach aud Apple Brandy, ola ia,
maica Rum. Rye Whiskeys, Virginia Flour ana
A. s. JOHNSON,
10 oos, 21t Broad street.
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STATE TAXES For sale, in sums to
~ suit. INTEREST COUPONS, receivable for
taxes and other dues to the State, by
Il. II. MAuRY Sc CO.,
de e4-leodlmSsYlfn s 1Ol4 Main street.
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WILLIAM GorzE'
No. sos BROAD STREET, -..
between Fifth and Sixth streets,
has on hand .-...
rSD1n STOCK OF CONFECTIoNERIES;
all kinds Of
TOYS and GAMES, CANDIES,
and other
ORNAMENTS FOR CHRISTMAS TREES;
Aukinds Of FIREWORKS.
Call in and you will be convinced that II Is lne
CHEAPEST STOCK Of Christmas goods IN the CITY
da 3-of
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A PPLE AND PEACH BRANDY.
S barrels APPLE BRANDY, ...u.
2barrcls PEACH BRANDY. e
on consignment. CHAkLES u. IODn.
dc 2l-lR corner SlSln ana Gay sdcets.
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nHRISrMAs GOODS AT 6a7 BROAD

" STREET.-Tn order to secure large patron
age for the holiday season. MIR. Ora Nc Elk begs to
inform his customers that ne has recently replen-
ished his stock with an assortment and selection OF
goods usually sought for nj this season for Christmas
presents These goods have been selected with par
icrlar reference to the holiday trade and arc siti-
BILE for presents for ladies' gentlemen. and children
IN the stock Of ladies' wear can be found full line
of LINEN-CAMBRIC EMBROIDERED HAND
kERCHlEFS, FICHEUS, BOWS, GLOVES, COR
SETS. COLLARS, CUFFS, SLEEVES, RIBBONS.
BANDS. BANDEAUX. fine PLATED SETS and
BRACELETS. CUFF-BUTTONS, POCKET
BOOKS. ALBUMS. etc., etc.
SPECIALTIES FOR GENTLEMEN,
consisting in part Of GOLD STUDS, CHARMS.
TlE-RINGS. BREASTPINS, CRAVATS, TIES,
LINEN and SILK HANDkERCHIEFS,e etc, etc.
Besides the above can also be found an excellent
stock of about fifty styles LACES, COLLARS, and
LACE SETS ;all styles Of Belts and satches. Combs,
Brushes; Kid Gloves, with one two buttons, from
7sc. to ~ per pair; and everything usually kept In
frst-class FANCY-GOoDSS STORE.
Mrs. j. VI. GRANGER will continue to give her
special attention 70 the WASHING ard MESDISG
of La ES. CURTAINS, etc. etc. and with her In
creased facilities viii take orders for making up any
styles of Laces Collars, Sleeves, Caps, and other
goods In this line. j.. l.. GRANGER,
de l3-3w 627 Broad street
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FsB.E;EaSs.S.


pICHMOND COMMANDERI, w
III No. 2, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.- ~
RIClIMoND. december 81, 1872 -Ordr5Nc. ~
li.-Sr Knigts.-Attcnd a regular assem- = Y
bly, Of the Commentary at ynura asylum, M
the Elascns' Hall, THIS EVENING at O'Clock.
By order Of The Eminent Commander.
l.. l.. BASS. Captain-G cncral.
WILLIAM T. RIDDICK, Rect rider. de 2I-lt*
DOCAHONTAS TRIBE, No. II, /. o. r.
l. Ma SLEEP HUNTING Moon. G. 5. ID. 3.l-
4 regular council fire of the Tribe will be klndlcd
on the above Sleep Nomination Of officers and
other matters of interest and importance Will be at
tended 10. 4 full attendance desired
de 24-lt* c. II. MARTIN, C. OF r.
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THE business conducted by DANIEL
Il HUNT, corner OF Adama and Leigh streets, Ia
10 agent for NJ. L. HUNT.
Richmond .DescEnbvr 10, ls7s. DC lissNS i
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TUO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERY-'
TOILET ARTICLES.

4 Fine HATR-BRUSHEs. sr-sze.--s.s:--
Il II Lubin's EXTRACTS and SOAPS
Fancy TOILET BOXES and MIRRORS,
SWISS RAZORS,
and many other articles suitable for the holidays,
- For sale by POWHATAN u. DUPUY,
. dele 327 Broad street
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u 0
ALEXANDER WERST,
231 BROAD STREET, CORNER OF THIRD,
CAKE AND CANDY MANUFACTURER,
has on hand and Is constantly making CAKES and
CANDIES OF the best material to be had In the cttv
Also has OH hand best quality OF FRENCH CAN
DIES, CHOCOLATE, CREAMS, &c.
My ICED and ORNAMENTAL CAKES fruit and
pound) make the most acceptable Christmas pres
ents 10 I've found anywhere. s-<s--.-.-e-~4--.s--.'
TOYS of every kind and in great abundance for
Christmas presents may be found mt my store.
ALEXANDER WERST,
de li-2w Broad street.
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THE WEATHER.

VAR DsFARTMENT, Office Chief Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., August %, 1872, II an.
SYNOPSIS FOB PAST TwENTY-PoUR HoU RS
The low barometer on Thursday morning north
of lake Ontario has moved eastward over and
beyond the northern portion of New England,
followed by northerly to westerly winds, and
clear weather over the middle and eastern states
this morning. The pressure has diminished
over the southern states, with generally clear
weather and light 10 fresh winds, and over the
northwest with easterly to southerly winds.
PROBABILITIRs.-Clear weather continue over
the New England and middle states, and light
to fresh winds generally from the north and
west Partly cloudy weather for the south At
lantic states, with possibly of rain along the
coast. Clear weather from the gulf to Ohio
lower Michigan and southern Wisconsin. East
erly to southeTly winds for the northeast with
probably increasing cloudiness. The morning
Geographic reports have not yet been received
from upper Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota
and Dakota.
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Government securities


BALTIMORE, Aug. % -hIlgInia skies. old, ccu-
tnns' 50 do Consolidate, 81. DO. registered
y Do peeleTs, 441a. ". va g, l5-bid to-day.
bALTlrORE, Aug. 23.-CvttoD hrm; Low m 4
diugs .ss a2l. Flour dull aui unchanged Wheat
duli aud unchanged. Corn dull: White southern
. yellow southern nominal. Sass; mixed western
70 Oats dull Southern, iJa4l western mixed, 80
10 white, 80. Bye quiet, but firm, 75aSO. Provis
ms WY strong and uuChan Ced Western bu-ter
Cu'i FAIR TO prime good, l6alS, choice scarce and
wanted, "his ~ quiet and unchang q: % t9o1s.
fEW YORK, Aug. D-stoCks heavy. Money firrn
:. Cold heavy l31s. Exchange, long, S's: short
"a. Governments dull and heavy. Virginia 6's, 46
rev 81. North Car lima $50; new, 2tl4
NEW YORK, Aug 2.-Flour duh and Unchanged.
" heat dull and unchanged. Corn unchanged.
ICNION. Aug. ., ll.5D a m.-COnsols opened at
= for both Bonds of lo62, ga; lo65 old, % lS57
ga. 10 4O's, s..
LoNroN; August %, ?. m.-The weather to day
- TAR and favorable to the growing crops Consos
ard American securities closed unchanged.
PARIS. Aug. 2}.-Rentes opened at So francs. IS
Confines. The specie in the Bank Of France has
incIeased slm 40 franc dnrirg the Meek
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lie IeiuhAcan paPers are having what they
seem tc think rare srCTt in quoting what the
democrats used TO say about General BANKS.
military record-the Banks they now think So
much Of since lie has come out for Greeley. Thi
leVty / iA-timad. The republican papers are
IL a. bad a box "a those they laugh al, since
they admit now that Banks has left them. that
lie l. great humbug, a. they always knew :
doubtless But why didn't they expose him
before: The democrats are in the attitude of
alPiauclng a man they used TO denounce, while
the republicans are denouneing a man they
uSed 10 apTlaud,-confeSsIng meantime, that
they always knew ne was fraud. Bad busi
ness, tbs VOIitics,
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In the New York money market Yesterday .ha
rates icT cal! loans We're 5a4a5 per cent. the
greater art Of the business being at per cent.
sl.H Inuer- The movement of currency from
81" ! OH 10 the West has commenced unusual
" early ills year. the money being wanted 10
l4'llta-e The movement 81 wheat. \ stringent
money market Is looked for this fall. but there
i nc reason why the call loan market should
not remain comfortable Tor a month six
weeks a. there are few speculative mOvemn nts
OF I'D pOItance, which require money. going on
az the stock exchange now. Government bonds
were steady YESTERDAY. Erie was the feature of
the stock market. which opened per cent.
higher than on Wednesday. The general stock
maTket was barely steady.
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The LeBaTnes, Ordway, Crane, Bowen crowd
have issued a circular from their headluarters.
~ Pennsy ivania avenue, proposing to start an
evening PAPER, and soliciting persons TO take
stoch m It, or to guarantee to Qatrcnize it by adj
NeItlsins or years subscription. The stock
Loicers AID subscribers victimized by the pre-
'OHs ventures Of these parties III the way OF even
arg l'ltrs-tEe ErsHiHg journal and Tn Ci,i-
-s"-"Il DOUBTLESS come forward in troops with
'htF cash 10 invest in shares and yearly sub
scril'tvaS. Crane X Co., Ike the Rev. Sir
SuESiI-s. who wanted the guardianship OF Mrs
WeiieI'> money, will doubtless promise TO ..taxs
Care-e,a8 care of the cash.
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y telegram, elsewhere. gives positive con-
uadic''on by Senator Wilson of the statement
ty Rev Charles ". DenisOn that Mr. Wilson
Lad tod lin President Grant drinks too
much In Washington, however, where the
IeN.ChaWles Is somewhat known, his ''recollec-
mons Will scarcely need serious contradiction.
Tie TTituEs, noticing the statement OF Deni-
sons, had the fairness TO say:
whether Senator Wilson did or did not use
the above language, II Il manifest that he never
used II intending or cOnSeuting that il be re-
Ieaied; 80 that Mr.. ID. has either betrayed con-
LCeHce OF borne false witness"
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PERHAPS rs significant astraw a. any showing
the political dTirt is that motel by the New
York H.rsi that the reelection of Grant is
now &c confidently expected by the Wall street
fraternity that they lock 10 see gold 60 down to
lie this autumn, instead OF up to rs, a. was
counted upon short time ago, when il ap-
Feared a. II Greeley might be elected
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Outdoor 4u,useinents.

The Introduction OF Out-Os- door games like
CrCqUet has done much e induce open-air exer-
Csc on the part OF those not disposed 10 partici-
pate Il. violent exercises Of doubtful benefit, such
a. baseball, cricket, &c. Henry Ward Breecher
like our DT. Newman, l. a stOut advecate of GRO
Cuet. He says "cr0quet is one OF the most
charming of out ot-d0or games, and the man
who invented it, if alive. ought to be honored
with annual gifts, and if dead. his name ought
70 he cut in gold and put in Westminster Abbey.
among The beuCtactOrs OF the race Administer.
like any other man, may say that this fascinat
ing sort has no charms for him. But To de-
Cine it on moral grounds, i something too
WORLDLY for minister, ought to send a man
70 Coventry. creature who does not play
cToquet, for fear he will lose his influence,
may be sure that he has no influence which
he would not be all the better for losing"
The objection is made now. however, 10 croquet
lie Ctrc's, and similar popular games, that they
lend to Induce habit OF stopping. and to pro-
Cnee round shoulders writer in the London
Fcto argues in favor of introducing a new
Italian game, in playing which 80 every motion
and attitude when a. Iest is necessarily of the
IIost artistic and classic description. The
same Is played with ball six inches in diane
ter, filled with air by means of a powerful
syringe. 1t is always kept high in the air.
and consequently all faces are turned upward
instead OF being fixed on the ground, as in
cricket or croquet. The ball is not struck with
a bat, but with a hollow armlet OF wood. sur-
rounded with blunt iron spikes, to prevent
the ball from glancing irregularly. By the use
OF the armlet instead Of the bat, every position
becomes artistic and noble. The ball Is never
touched by the hand, except at starting,
when il is pitched to the leading PLAYER
This game il much the same as the Follis OF the
Romans, which was played with a large leather
bail. keIt IN the air by the closed fist, either
naked or bO1nd with thick thongs. The Old
English balloon ball also resembled this FoMis
OF the Romans. II was a large ball made of
Goubie leather. Each player had a Ground.
hollow braceT of wood" covering the hand and
lower part of the arm, with which to strike the
ball and cause the rebound. The pastime was
usually Iracticed in a. open field, and is COM
TeEdeG by Old writer's for its healthfulness
Let US have the new-old game and see how II
works Anything TO induce opun-air exercise
On the part OF the sedentary American people.
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II i announced in kilograms from this city to
the temi-TeP papers that eXMayor Bowen Is
coming out shortly with still another letter in
regard 10 his real estate transactions with
General Grant. Won't somebody please pay
Bowen the 500 interest money he lost By the
operation, and so stop his eternal whine? In
thus IrOtTuding himself on the notice of the
public our cOHce.ted fellow citizen is making a
judy Of himself. Ills friends will DO well TO sup
Press Inn.
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The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the sumner, or
any portion Of it, can have TIE STAR mailed to
their address for such time a. they desire, a. the
rate OF tity cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by tie money, should be sent to the bust
ness Office OF the paper
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rSsA DISEASE WITH THOUSAND SYMP-
Wy TONS.

Dy pepsia il the most perriexing of all human
ailments. Is symptoms sre almost infinite in their
variety, and the forICrn and despoudent victims of
the distase often fancy themselves the prey, il
tuIr, Of every known malady Thi. is due, in part,
10 tie close sympathy which exists between the
stomach and the brain, ard in part, also, to the
fact that disturbance Of the digestive function
necessarily disorders the liver, the bowels and the
nervous system and affects, TO some extent, the
quality Of the blood. A medicine that, like Hos
letters Bitters, lot only tones the stomach but
al the same time controls the liver, produces
regular habit Of body, braces the nerves,
rurihes the fluids and "minstcrs to q
mind diseascd,' is therefor the true aud
only specific for chronic Indigestion
Such Is the operation Of this famous vegetable re
stoTave Ii not only cures dy spepsia. but also al
cCLconltaE;s and consequences. Moreover, il i.
Invaluable a. a preventive of indigestion. No one
who chooses 70 take Eaf q wineglassful of this
agreeable appetizer and stomachc habitualIy tn rec
times day will ever be troubled with oppression
after eating, DRusea, eructat5ns, or any other
indications Of want of vigJr in the digestive and
sssImllatipg organs. The debility aud IanRuor sR
PerinduCed by hot weather are Immediately AMI
permanently relieved By the Bitters, and ptrsons
who are conEtitutOpally inclined to look upon life
" as through a glass. darkly,' viii be apt to take
brighter and more hopeful view othe situation under
the genial influence OF this wholesome rnedicina
stimulan'. aul9 eo3+SW
rFDEMOCRATIC CENTRAL EXECUTIVE
Wy CoMhl 1 EE--A NEE Tin Of the DemOcra,Ic
ttntraI executive COMMITTEE will be held at tho
Board Ot Trade Room on FRIDAY EVENING, the
sd instant, At O'Clock. Business Of inn 5rtarce f.
be transacted. By order.
su12 u J. EBBS, Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

I'HOSE GAbBAGE BOXES so cordially en-
i1Sfs.G ~ ihs BosId Of Health can be had by
n IL. MILES CO, asa La. ave au20 or
Eoh SALE ABB . street, cheapest HOUSE in
L the city terms easy. CAN after 8 D. m suI7-s,
HORSES AND OAgTS FOR SALE: ALSO.
ole Two horse platform spring ~
" aooNi iLyEIre at grocery store, NJ AZ
II sfeet, N w. aul7 "a
E'ob sALE-A large BAY MARE. Suitable for
ihiniI} or business purposes, will be ~
s"id cheap As the owner has no further use IN
I 10, ieI. Also, a handsome C-spring PONYNN
PH-t1ok, IN perfect order. Cau be seen Tor a fam
days AT IIoE Pennsylvania avenue. auls-6t-
t'OB sALE-The stock good will aud fixtures OF
ahrst-Slsss BOOT and SHOE STORE, centrallI
ocafed and dong a good cash business S.tfsf.S
tory 7, as1ns given for seih g. Apply 20 ANDRsW
a JUICE, AZ Andrew joyce d Co.'s Carriaa.
Factory, corner lat aud SIS. Iys-H
EoR sALE-FIFTY JACKSON Wn(yOss- .pf-
u able for farmers aud heayy hauling
NkN, MAGRATH BELL,
Columbia Market. corner massach1setts sSsns,
anu ST. lell-6m
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FOR sALE-Uheap, in quantities to suit pur
consisting Of Joists, scantling, Boards, &C Also,
tw. Carpenters BENCHES, nearly new. Apply to
WM N. DUSTIN, Proprietor Of the Monogram
Rye House, no. All 18TH street, corner Of K and
18th. aul6 Ct
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Largest Circulation in The District
Reading Matter on Every Page.

WASHINGTON CITY:
2S, IS12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-23
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT

All that part CT the city OF Wasnin gton lyins
within the following bounds: Commencing al
Eighth street sud running along q street s0uti
10 bs canal along the line Of the canal northwardl
ahc horthwe=tN ardly to its junction with Mary anC
avenue along Mar: land avenue to -Four and a hal
street, up Four and half street TO the canal anC
along he line OF the canal to Eighth street west
down Eighth street west to G street south on Mon
DAY, September 10, 1872, at house No 40
street. between -Four AMI a half and Sixth streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-23
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT,

All that part Of the city Of Washington lying with
Ia the following bOUUtis: Commencing at u street
aud running down Sixth street west to the canal
along the line of the canal to Four and q halt
street: down Four and ahalf street 10 Maryland
avenue; along Mar land avenue eastward to the
canal, along the line Of the canal to South Capitol
street; up South and North Capitol streets 10 n
street north, and along u street north 10 sixth
street west, on ShTl RDAI, September IA. l,7l, al
street. " ashInrfnn- -