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HE Assessments on south seventh


Some of the prOperty-holders on Seventh
street, South Washington, are disposed to pro-
test against the rate of assessment for paving
and sewering. AZ seems TO rs that it is pretty
high. and ii the Board OF Public Works have
Tie rover We trust they will afford some relief
20 the IrJperiy-holIers. The difficulty is that
the contract under which the work was exc
CuJet Wa an inherited Job from the old corpo-
ration OF the city; ard the Patriot, in charging
the high price against the Board of Public
Works, is guilty OF its accustomed laundering
Ua!ignity.
Tie facts N the case are that the total assess
mCnt Of the Seventh street improvement, in
Guiding sewerage ard everything, from Z street
20 the TiyeT, IL $40 Ji7.5I, one-third OF which,
SD, sl9.2J is assessed on the property. The cost
Per fTCat foot, including the main sewer. is
$50. This work was authorized by the old
corporation OF Washington, and the contract
made by the late mayor, Emery, and the work
was Ia progress when the Board of Public
Works came into existence. The price paid Tor
the wood pavement was $50 per yard which
WsS - per cent. more that the established price
allowed now by the Board. The total cost
OF the Fourteenth street improvement,
from Fl 70 streets, which was con-
contracted tor by the same authority and at the
same price was Sol ,j04.l9, of which amount one
thiTd. 2o,Jol-39 was assessed the property,
making the rate per front foot S7.Ji. So much
Tor work contracted for by the old corporation.
The assessment on Eleventh street, from Penn
syivania avenue to street north, was
S23,G23l2, one-third Of which, - ,S14.57. was
assessed on the property at the rate OF sJ.37 per
'front.' loot. This A. a street ffty-fye feet wide,
and l. FAR more expensive than either of the
others named.
The total cost Of paving Twelfth street, from
FtInsy lvanla avenue 10 street north, is
>i6,4@l-22, One-third of which, Sj.iF.O1. Is as
seSsed Oh the property at the rate or sill per
loot.
These two last improvements made under the
Board OF Public Works show cOnclusiveIv that
The claim by the board as to the manner OF
doing work and its reduced cost is true As in the
streets already completed by them the cost is
from thirty to forty per cent less than BY the old
cCruOrlficu
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Government. securities.
Markets EO.sIay.

BALTIxoRE, Aug. y -Virginia skies, corsoli.
dated 81. CO, registered. 49, BID to-tay
BALTISoRz. Aug. e Cotton firm; low mid
6hngs, ft7ia1. Flour very dull and unchaugr d.
WI At sfeaey ceCliLed 2kS Gems: white choice.
7gasl Is: fair to prime. 81 65aSl75; choice am
Ter, Ios : 80 Corn steady for southern; white
southern, f; mixed western. dull; 90 Oats dan:
toutnsrn, = ~; western mixed, 40; DO white, i5s
Il Bye firm. 15sSl. Provisions very strong, with
an Advancing tendency. Mes pork, els. Bulk
me- ats: Shoulders, -; rib siies, pa. clear rib
-iots, ss4alC. Bacon very active for Iobtug de
msnc: shou,ders "a; rib sides lex AGA clear rib
sides, leesal. Sugar cureG hams. I3alS. Lard,
"a. Western lutt,r dull and uEchsng d. Whisky
NEW YORK, Aug 22.-stOcks steady Gold steady
u. Money easy, {. Bxehauge, long. s5s; short.
Us. governments very heavy. Virginia ;, 4is
lew. p North Cardinals, $50 new, %.
NEW Iosz, Aug. E.-Flour duh and declining
W heat dull snd heavy. Corn dull ard heavy.
LoNDOS, Aug. q. ll:30 a. m.-C1n-ols oreued a
~ for both Ronds OF ls62, 9314 ISIS, ole 90 1861
92ss 10 4O's, sS4.
FRANKFORT. Aug. 22.-Bonds opened a: 9jsS for
the issue Cf lS62
LoNDoS. Aug. %, ,. m.-The bullion In the
Bank Of EBgiand has decreased fi0-O during the
past week. CoHsols closed AZ e214 Tor both Bonds
of lS62, s21s; 1883 old. s3' ],57 92s 10 I0s, ssh
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chef Storal Odeer
WAsHINeTos, ID. c., August p, 1872, II g. m.
SYNOPSIS POR PAST TwKNrY-POUR HOURS
The barometer has continued highest over the
southern states, with generally clear weather
and Light TO fresh winds. 1t has fallen from the
east and middle Atlantic coast to lower Michi-
gan, and the lowest is central north of Lake On
tarlo. Rising barometer, northerly to westerly
winds, and clear and clearing weather are now
prevailing from Kansas to Michigan and Min
nesota. Light to fresh westerly winds and clear
and partly cloudy weather over the middle states
and ohio. Southelly winds and cloudy weather
over New England, with areas of light rain over
the northern portions.
PROBABILITIES. Clear weather generally
continue over the Southern states, with light to
fresh winds. Winds yeering to westerly and
northerly during the afternoon and night over
the Mindle states and northern Ohio, with clear
and clearing weather. Southerly winds, cloudy
weather and areas OF rain for New England
during the day, the winds veerng to westward
ly and northwcsterly O-night, with clearing
weather. Clear weather generally continue
northwest of the Ohio valley. with westwerly
and northwesterly winds
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FINANCIAL AHp COMMERCIAL.

Money was in better ii mand IN New York
yesterday, with the rates OF cal loans al ia5 per
cent, and Fac per cent. for uerrsntiIe r,af.eT
Government bonds we're steady and a fraction
lower than en- Tuesday. The feature of the
STOCK market was Erie, which advanced from
rise IL London
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The Star By Mail

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion OF it, can have TIE STAR mailed to
their address for such time as they desire at the
rate OF fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent TO the bust
ness Office OF the paper.
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FOR SALE.

For shLE-A BUGGY, in good condition, SUR,
light Exprtss sgon. Apply No. 3II n - he.
81 and a. ste. southw est. aus, 81
NULks, MULES, MULKS-FGr SALE y,,I,-s
tTffE SCI TGEA 6fNA AHslg e On
sn-'-5t- sIa Lou sve., bet. 9th aud lUth Sxa
IhCSE CABBAGE BONES so cordially en-
,ols.o - Ite Board oi "a alth, can be hzd ~
Il r. MILES a CO, I-2 La ave. suaa q.
t'Vk sALE-i3e street. cheapest nUUsE in
me city terms easy. Cal a'ser p auls-5.'
HORSES AND OAhTS FoR ShLE: Also
- one, Two horse platform spring -
nGon iVWSaire at sroeery store N AZ ~
k'ob sALE-A large BAY MAZE. suitable p,
family or business purposes. will De ~
soIG cheap, as tSe owner has 40 further use IN
PHETQN in perfect order. can be seen cor a f1,E
days II 1907 Pennsylvania avenue. auI6-6t-
FOR SALE-FARM-Tbreeh uhired aud t,s-rty
n I'VE acres Of LAND, three miles frO1l the Agge.
;ouGtE, We, known as Halls Hni. :" with fEres
good Dwelling Houses, well Wsterrd, ard iu a "a,
,.s,e on cutiFslop i offered for sale as a whole. On
VII be d!Nlded 20 SUIT purchasers. This is = rsre
opportunity 70 purchase land near by aud H. sisht
% The national capital It commando fGil view ;.
the potomac river from Alexandria 70 WsshiUgror
overlooking al Of the District Of Columbia ~
portion Of MARYLAND. Visitors desiring TO pu-cb..,
VIII be shown The premises with pleasure.
BASIL AL. HAIl'z n m,
y 3 IN hAf mile from Balls Cross Roads
fSOk sALE-1he stock, good will aad 6XtuTgs .,
nrst-elass BOOT and SHOE sTORE, centraliy
iocafed and doing good cash business Sstisfse.
). JOYCE, at Andrew i. joyce 4 Co a Csrcis..
Factory, corner l4th and SIS. jys-y
sy'OR SALE-FIFTY JACkSON " .I,ONs Tc1,
= S'ie ior iai ihefs sId sssyT haIlinz
oGlnihbis Market, corner Massachusetts, svsu=.
.-1 70. lsll-oms
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NeGarious, Indeedl

The PGtri0' a. getting on. -N0,c It SAYS that
the radicals carried North Carolina by voting
black women dressed in mems clothes, No
feyity! The Washington Patriot, the national
organ Of the Greeley democracy does really say
IhIs. In one county alOne-,Tchnson county
SAYS the Pd'rt9f, ''the radicals voted two hun
dred black women dressed in mems clothes
This Il better story than the other about the
nine hundred negro repeaters sent down b. the
Board Of Public Works. No doubt the New
York SIE Y III repeat il, and so viii the Cincin-
natl Ea4airsr. Other democratic papers NAV
decline &c swallow the idiotic yarn; but tn New
hork NaH and the Cincinnati E7gHfrsr will re-
produce it with9a, fail. To think, now Of the
way in which the chilJ-like dem3-reps who
managed the Greedy campai IN IN. North Caro-
Ijna-SenatOr Fenton, Mcclure, BIZ Wood,
B.TmeI5 berg, and the Test-were bamboo
zltt by the TaScally radicals. who voted
whole acres OF cOlOred women in breaches
and uuletectei, right under their noses.
'AtToCIcus game .'SefariOus plan we
should tbiEA 80. Neiarious Is no name for il;
and the PGtrie' is quite right in saying Penn
.ylvsnia, Beware - in view OF the prospect that
similar lsrks may be played upon the. unsus-
peeuDE denrrsps OF that state. In these sal
times 20 mans OF womln's rights are safe. II
wCu.a he just Ike our devilish Board o. Public
Works 10 uuicTJake. for instance, 70 hocus all
The OLD women Of tie Pd.ri,t mana ement-
Harvey. Philip and the others: drug them
supply their mlSSiye Intellects, black their
faces. disguise them IN mems clothes and pack
the IA Oh 70 Pennsylvania to be used a. coiOrei
TeIcateTs all over the state Let the Pqt-i,t
sian heware, when they imbihe the semi-occa-
S.onal cocktail. lest the myrmidOns OF the Board
are not az their elbows ready TO slip the treach-
oroUs oTiate into their flowing bowls. Those
fellows are nefariOus enough tor anything.
Senator Schurz has, IL seems, raised his price
for campaign speeches this year. He used 10
charge the republican committees only one hun
dTed dollars for each effort which, by the way,
they always considered rather high, but il Is said
ne l. charging the demi-Teps two hundred dollars
a piece Tor every spontaneous OutburSt OF elo-
TuCIce be gets on IL behalf OF Mr.. Greeley this
summer. Cash down, too. No books kept. The
ready pay part is all right; nothing like a cash
business IN politics; but why the increase in
FT'Ce. Does the patriotic orator find the work
twice a. hard - Il used to be- OF has he no hopes
els future reward nom the new party?
EiIzabeth, y. J., is annoyed by the con
slant Visiting OF locomotives that a subs:rip-
ton has been started 70 lefray expenses OF
prosecution OF the railroad as nuisance. We
suspect that the residents III some parts OF South
Washington would cheerfully start a similar
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PERSONAL,

fSERSoNAL--EdliOT StGT:-In your issue of last
evening you publish the account Of a man being
beaten D. bad charactered woman. Now, sir, a.
your report has done NE very great Injustice, j
tt 2 that you will help me 10 reotify it. Charles
FORBES; my uncle, has been for some time pact for
idden by my sister 70 visit us but notw
her orders did introduce mis- presenc on us SO OF,
ais last doing SO, with friend Of bis for company,
my sister requested them TO leave the house, which
hoy refused 10 do. she then started to look for the
ilce, reDarkirg so as she went, when almost in
stantiy my uncle caught her, aud in her struggles
for release hurt her face severely; wbereon pro
cured 81 me tea cups and let bin have them the
best Of my ability, which made both men leave
much quicker than they came. By kindly publish
IL the above you VIII confer favor on II z
Eiece OF harles FORBES. 1t
] AIDES PHYSICIAN, RELLABLE AND
H tONFIDEHI iAL. Address at once, Mrs
DECoNTA, Baltimore Post Oace. jys0. lms
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LOST AND FOUND.


I OST-Bstween the Post Cfice and Ha7el's sta
a hle, OF between HaZels stable aud Frederick
street, on 20 street, Georgetown, a POCKET BOOK
containing SIS co In money and a lot of valuable
papers. IL the finder will return the book and pa
rcrs, lac may retain the money. T. c. WHEELER,
- Water street, or Is Sd street, Georgetown,
Il. T.. au2i ST.
I tST-Either in the National Metropolitan 3 Ark
II or between said hank and Andrew J. joyce 4
Co.'S coach factory, PR0MiSSORf NOTE,
drawn by :. J. Radcliffe in favor of A. j. Joyce
Co, osted Ayr. a. 1S2 at three months after date
tor hundred and seven five dollars, payable at
the National Metropolitan Bank. All persons
heleby warned against negotiating the said note.
The Under i'll receive the thanks of the owner by
leaving the same ~ A. J. JOYCE * CO.. Coach
Factory corner 18th and n streets. au2iSt
EoUND-on my shore, absut two months ago,
a stone BA Il. The owner can have the n
same b. proving lrop.T;y, paying charges, ~.
&c. JOE N SWIFT, Motley Hall Farm, cp--@D
posite Alexandria. su2i 3t<
g IN BEWARD-Straysd or stolen, on the 18th
SCI " instant, a BLACK MARE, left front N =
leg beI Z, lance marks each side of the JN
Jaw, white star on foreht ad The above re ~
ward will he gi'tn il returned to DANL McCAR-
TY, rear BisdeDsburg Tcllgste. aUe0.3t
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ES.OHlO REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION 4
~ meet ne u this NssgC atcn viii b h. - TutS
tIrrscayl EVENING, at ; C'cluCk, ~ " sriui's
aaii, street. hetwe. "a 9TH and 10th. BY ord =:
z. a.. FORD. President
NEWTON FERREE, secretary. II
1~SsDENOCRATiC CENTRAL EXECUTIVE
~ CUIS41TEE.-A meeting Il the DpmaeTafic
utrai kNscu-tVe Conrlitte. Mil be he'll Al ~.
4-...,i % Trade ROJI' IN ERIpAI EyESING. the
sd Instant at O'Clock. R9siIess OF i'm 1rtance to
g. transacted by order.
aU1c - HI. SBBS, Secretary
~ ATTENTION. SFRS-
ln-| The owners Of property on Seventh stree,
uth Washington, are requested 90 IA -et AZ Island
f,l 81 y m AyoJ~r IS. 10 consider the assessment
"a aCe b. the bOsIG OF Public Works for wood pave
NJ sid sewerage, aad 20 adopt mode OF as
strteirinC how che e10Ititant sun assesssl may be
..sEeued. All property holders Interested earn
III requested e be yTs-s for their good aud
he gCyd of their peigbtOrs. au22-3ts
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Eiizabeth. y. j., is 80 annoyed by the con
slant Visiting OF locomotives that a subs;rip-
ton has been started 70 Iefray expenses OF
prosecution OF the railroad as nuisance. We
suspect that the residents III some parts o: South
Washington would cheerfully start similar
subscription to abate the steam whistling NUS
.sEce.
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EDUCAIiOK
HAL LEE

mn a. hsa r.
thE MASHltGIuk BTSIAE~s col EsV
'NIhtt . IA atd streets, giFss fuorlufi rr para
ti"n er business BUr rLIts, including al ara.,.s 4
q o. civil serNI,e.
TIL DAY SESSIONS aH I'd tie best nm. rtr,i.
lles Iof Young sent -m-n stI Young laiir- va
the ares % Il and ~ YrarF
GHE EVEN fhG SESSION. ars esnacia.Iy Dc
siAu. ia Bier snG women aL1 yCUtfs lH are an
ARD dnI "a he dA5 and seek promotion
10 81 cll Ees Cot hSE c1rlprires. Br=snrss
AsliL4netc, 5fsmn az, ,DfGp HsitJu suG C1rfasps1-
'tnoe, 'gB merciai Ee0Era rtv. cptllfra, huatinv.
and D'ClsmatiOn. PeUmarshtp. f. 3 faarir.v an
El-1 10 the various hranchas al i.1siua.s -.5,.t
buslnt - Pfarflc@, Commercial Law. = 1ifir.l
fconuny. sra accidental LeCiure- The course -
t1EELl ~ t"o % par m -uts- The Preparatory De-
pai slneIt, 81 the adN auc-d Business naE.~frps nj
SiudcLts IA each DE- parr-ur are ruae ~ sas-as
suite3 10 tEtir Attachments.
The rates % tuiiion, D. 'He irstaiErrt Ran
risce the adyhntsges e., this institution within she
rtt,h = al. he schuiastIc Dear b.Eius Monday,
stIteibvTZ. illuminate receive fhr = lfua ii lie
National Association at R-.iless ,Jsilegas
for particular lBiOTuai ul, call ~ tlc college II
aocfess ioT cllCu'ar, IA. q. NfkhtkR Pace. ..t.f
Mrs. II {. sPkeCER, pria. Ladies 4 opt AUG I'm
HOWARD INSIETE-TE.-Siir. a-irr a-s f.-.s,-i.s
A uBsurIAssel. A Bone :, ~. 4 ffr i.ys .r.r-
lug tor Busiusss, Coll, e., N.-t Point I'D Nas.f
Ata1efny. ~ peIses $50 Ter a-uutn. I'D f.,r
circulars - Prot L. O.. Mathews. 4 M Ma+ieW-.B
Stote Y. o, Gov ard Co, = CAPT II. v. How
gaze v u Ley gieF, p. " zshfI. -trn, % q Rev
L. ". Simpson, GecI getoWn. d. q. aup3- I'M
CUMBERLAND YALLsY INSTITUTE, TsAle-D
- EEN. % EGE a son.
Sfudftd a. ChanCsbrrE niles vest Of Il arris-
tufR - ran 18th scholastic year beg rs Septen-
&c 't.-- aus-oolm
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FOURTEENTH DISTRICT

n ihat gart u The clty OF 8shlngton wing with
IN the following bounds: Commencing at street
north and running up North Capitol street 70 Bouu-
dSTy; along Boundary street 10 Sixth street west;
along sixth street west TO BhOte Island avenue:
along Rhode Island avenue 10 Seventh street west:
down Seventh street ~ st to l. street north along
street north to New jersey avenue; down New Jer
sey aNeIue to h street north, and along X street.
north to NCr'h Capitol street, on I'll kSDAI, Sep
temher IL, ls12 at he southeast corner Of s0urth
ard y "
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LIFE OF THE FLESH is TUe
ii RI.OOD -

1R OF Dental surzsry, All 7th street betwssr
and 4, few doors south OF Odd ~ lows al
Sefers 10 Z. A. Bacon spi ReY w y. Eyars, ris
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IN COLUMBIAN C0LLEGE,
WASHING TON, ne

Tic Preparatory DepaI ;nnrnt opens sept IIth Is72
TIE tUlirEe. - ls.I -
The Medical Department o. 7fb' a.
The Law. o. a.
ECG CATALOGUES. containing Fun al ra..,i.,-,
n regard q The several Departments, addrcs. the
President. -
w. tn III .Estocl0 JAS & WFIfINC
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THIRTEENTU INSTRUCT

All that part Of the city Of sshingto lying with
IN the following bounds Commencing at u street
hoith ana running along SeTenth street west to y
street EIh; along street 10 Eleventh street es
Town Eleventh. street to street north, and along
str' Cf to Seventh street west, on WEDNESDAY
September lS72, at the house scuthW est corner oi
\ nth and i PtrInIs Maslinarnrl-
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JAS. c YELLING.

HfutNf skhNCH lAsEETLIE, Na-hinrton
Iva tIts ENEt.Sa and ffsHfh B4ar lax aaf Flqg
tor 10rag IGSlss, N. 1880 z street. irs.
y ". fAlEo Principal. Madame sCuIfEl sFF A-s0-
C.aie Principal. assisted Isl ca.n1telt faarte-r :
The Sch,oi vii be opened sEpTf.-EFR l6rH. i--2.
hytTy facility D. offered for the ac4Urrnff.t Of a
solid English education csfnbiasi Win a,p,gitl a.
NAntag-s for learning 10 speak aid write tEa Fraf
iaHRCar~ pureiy ard accurately. Fgr rfr-uta-s
ap9iy 10 10, h Stores aud a. No. l.3O street The
PTiLcifais car be tOaLl, after August 2,h az their
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EOkSALE- easy te-us, the Sample ROOMS
No. Ob9 Pennsy ivaniz avcnne. next - Metro
rolitsn uotel. Inquire Of WELChER HAGER-
TY. 60s 18th street arg- In
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GA CALL is MOST RESPECTFULLY So
LIGHTED.
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. ALI COAL
To CONSUMERS OF CoALi
CHEAP CHELPH

I have low on hand. and daily recafyfns, carross
Of Bed Ash, VI its Ash, and Lykeps VALLEY OoAL.
(a,l sizes.) --ih
To parties vish,re to purchase their winters sol,
ply early, IL viii be offered a. very small advance
deal in none bot the Very best grades CT Coal
therefore ptrs9rs can rely on obtaining Q good AZ.
tcie.
Orders received ct my cid Stand, esrser tn s,-es,
and canal. depot, corner SIN and So sets s w 49,
Pctk mac vheryea. y ''e1s
Cell ssrir On ". n. MARROW,
ussS Ss.A-1 - -
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NO HUMBUG.-L. BlCE will pay a fair cash
l price for envy kind of Lscies', Cont sad Chill
tIen,s second. hand Clothing. Boots, shoes, &c !;
e2S nth street, between and q. south.
Note ny rosil promptly attended 10. ie25-ly
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COAL AND WOOD.

~ COAL AND WOOD
The subscribers beg leave 70 inform their nurne,.
Gus and eustomers and the p.blic generally,
that they have now On hand and are constantly re,
cefyipg large csreOes OF COAL Of the various Kind,
and choicest qualities, all Of which they prepared
TO sell a. the lowest market ates Choice quality Of
wharf. e. McCAJyLEY q mo
Once and Hard No. sls -Four and . half street
southwest.
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WOOD AND COAL YARD.
ESTABLISHED IN 1854.

WOOD and C0tL Of the best Sna.ity, which wlli be
snI,ic sar es SO, nroxs Lhsnxns generous
unnAtisn Of The same b. stricsly Attending TO bul.
lees. SOLOMON SrOVER
Yard corner alst and streets
aueM-lms Wharf on Mole G Sorcefow,
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k4'OR sALE-A desirable tSo-sf9ry BRICK
4 HOUSE, on S'street. between l4th and 18th, op-
poslte 10 tie State Department IN be- sold cheap
Apply to d. SHAnAHAN & co, sac PennsyIva
"A
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GoNzAGA C0LLKGE

The collegiate exercises at This ins itutica will -
resumed, a. it, location. IA stree. it-fNe-n
North 'apitol an3 1t STREETS west, "a MONDAY,
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FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.

Al that psIt OF the city of ashingron lying with
IN the following bounds: Commencing a. ID street
north aud ruEDlDE W North Capitol street 10 Mas
sachuseft avenue; alOEg Massachusetts avenue 10
tlTst street west up 4 st street west 10 street
north; along X street to New Jersey avsnu-; up
New jersey avenue 10 street north: along street
north 10 seventh street west; down Seventh street
west 60 street nOIt along street north TO Sixth
street west; along Skin street west t. Il street
north, amt along street north 70 North Capitol
street, Oh FEIDAl, September Is, 1872, ~ the
southwest C5rLer Of Fourth and " streets, Wash
II yff
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James Emporium Store.
PAS DE
Concurrence Possible!

1l. J. TEISklI:Ik inio,me "a
nombreuse clientele IT lc public EN- gent,al
quill a %'oujonrs dams son magasin, on,rs ron
grand assortment, de matchandises seches,
,onj"nrs frais ct solvent renouvele, Ie Stock 10
plus va,i6 lie
Chaussures, Chopeler;e, Bonne,er;e, M.rce.
RTE, Payf"meri,, Pharmnc'e. Quinra,ilerie,
F.,blam,erie, V~a'ssel!e, Nsllerie, Groceries,
Conserres, Condserie, Wins {, Liqueurs,
Ia ncs sous toutes les Jrrmes.
II eugage les Danes de Ia %paroisse Saint
jacques ct des paroi>ses %voiSines a venir
yisiter Re. articles de Fantastic pour Robes de
hau,e Noureau,f, Ganterie, Broderie, De"teNes,
vaienciennes. e, anlre-, Co.'s Jrodts de tous
genres; Rubans, Eeurs arti6ciel'cs, Pnr"res
pour marriages, Balls ct premiere Communion.
En- Sc donnan. la peinc de fai!e une vis!te au
dit magasin, Giles So convaincront del!es-
mames, que MULE part mirnx que IA gu nc
,rouve IN plus beau choix de Marc''and1ses
Blanchcs, teIle que:
Mousselime suisse, Mui.mul, Nansonr,
Brillamfs, Brocarts, Piqnts, Mousse.ines.
Br,n, fl ct Bobinet pour mons,'quaires.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-11-02
II.

Adonc, je vogs le die, ct e'est Il v6rits.-
Pnisque 10 Tribunal lanca son Arete,-
A Ia ChAtrs. Lenglin, canton de Ssint-Beno,t,
D6partement de rIudre, IN nomm6 Jean Benott,
po Francois Batardon, Mail'ochon ct trois autres.
Plus trois eomn'eres du lieu, fsmmes de ccs apotres,
Tous paysans ct .ous bel ct bien baptisss,
So sont, CONNIE des foas, lautre jour avses
p'intsrromprs 4 resse e Ia ckremonie.
De ffspper da euro "a personne b6nie.
Et meme d'insu'ter, sans Ia moindre raison,
Ia vieilie Elizabeth, servante en- 50 malsou.
L. p%onrqnoi, sil vous p'att' parceqn' I'm grand orage
Await grels les champs . reutour du village,
Es que Monsieur Gandon, 10 euro du han,eau,
N'avait pss fat seuuer Ia cloeAe a son bcdea",
Il, promcn9 Ia croix pour %eonjurer Forage.
''lnde ira." ("reur, 6pouvant.ble rage.
QUAINT =" garde-champere, mn peure"x, I'm prudent
P~u. e.rs bien IN libre penseur impudent,
Il est resse cbeE lui, Sc nommant vanzelade,
Et pr6tsndant,-c'est hux!-qu'il 6ait tres p,alade
Mails MaiIloclon. Benoft, Baudat ct liimaeoa
On. 6ts condamnes ! troi. mois de prison:
&c qui' leu. p,ronyer. qu''on pent croire aux oraclcs
Mas quill ne faat jamais ordonner des miracles.
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