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by GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No 1901, northwest corner 10th and d 8

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROyED
REAL ESTATE. FRONTING ON l4TH II Re e II
MEST; BETWEEN II AND 1 STREETS
NORTH. At AUCTION.
- On WEDNESDAY. the 80 day OF April. A
E:s ID. lo!2. at 80 oclock p. we shall sell, on
Athe premises, parts lots Is and is, in square No
go being 40 feet front by good depth, with COM
Portable three frame house, cont aiming twelve
rooms, having gas, and water IN the yard. This
property offers great inducements ~ purchasers as
il is in a first class neighborhood and very yaua-
ble. 1t will be sold separate If desired.
Terms: S2t00 cash; and the balance in 6, IL. and
months for notes bearing interest and secured by
adeed of trust on the premises sold. All convey
ancing and revenue stamps at the cost OF the pur-
chaser. SlGO down on the day Of sale.
me- GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.


k8GOhE OAHS~
HI LATIMER = CLKA1I,
sts1 Once suiisias. - n'' '''''''
SALE JAPAN. oHiNA AND INDIA GOODS.
VIII be sole, without reserve, Il the Jsoaness
a9Sb2Y ana IL ES ESD ao f Mas Koeii
s anime ad cosesa s e si ps 10 sS
Beautifully carved Sanaa Wood,S'rd usses
ssn.' Boxes
livery and Tar.oise Shell Fans, IN great varsity.
Tortoise ShsIl Card and A-h kassivers
lnlad abies, LsequeSed Trays, Beautiful des.ens.
Beautiful > -ornamen: ed Cabinets and Work Boxes.
r SsIs s AND sh
japanese sleeve Buttons, Studs and Orusmenks.
Gs''''', ~ i. Il +, cLnAnx.
VSY LATIMER CLEARf
0'''' '' WI STAR Once saiidins. - '''' ''''
LEASE s,I
O'Clock, we viii sell ia front Of the srem.ss the
on the sSrpe1 d th and Streets, AID sim inn
proved by serick s,Oss. Said lease expires on the
ms d LAYIMER & CL4xARY, Aucis.
Try LATIMER CLEARI,
Southwest corner ANA ave and ilth street,
Ssar Office Buildings.
VALUABLE UNIMPROyED LOT ON G.
SHEET. BETWEEN 8orH AND 2IsT
STREETS, ON THE NORTH SIDE, AT AUG
TON.
- On MONDAY AFTERNOON. April 1, 1872
compsncing at $50 o'cl,ck: on the premises,
we sh2Il cell the west half of Lot 4. in Square
1O2, fronting IS feet GA inches the north side of
G street. and running back $50 feet
IBIS property adioins the Industrial Home School,
18th and 2lst streets, in one of the most desirable
sections of the First Ward.
Terms: 81 eco cash; the residue in three equal
payments, at 6, II and ls months, with notes bear
ing interest and secured by deed of trust the
prtmisss. Convey anciug and revenue stamp, al
purchasers cost One hundred dollars down al
tine f sale.
n,ar2ieots LATIMER & CLEARLY. Aucts.
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Rf VIM. l.. WALL & Co. Auctioneezs,
H New Marble Building,
goo and S02 Penna. avenue aud 9fh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FURNITURE OF
TIE IT. JAMES HOTEL, CORNERUf PENN
slLfANIA AvEkCE AND 6TH STREET, AT
AUCTION.
"a BY virtue Of q deed Of trust, recorded in Lii
" Der No 6, folios ST TO 3l9, of the chattei re
80 cords ioT Washington county, ID. C, tue un-
~ tdersigDed will sell at public auction, In said
httel, cCmIacnciDg MONDAY, 18th April.
1872, al 10 oclCc ok a and continue from day to
day until all sold, comprising all the goods and
chattels contained in said hotel, viz:
Parior suites, Marbie-top Tables.
Walnut Chamber Suites, Chandeliers
French plate Mirrors. Lace Curtains.
Walnut and other wardrObes, Bedstesds.
bureaus, Washstands, Cottage Sets, Blankets.
Hair and other Mattresses, Feathers, Bedding,
Dining Tables. Chairs. Sideboards, Safe.
Plated Ware, Glass Ware, Crockery.
Ofsce and Bar Furniture, &c.,&c.
Terms: All sums under $3.50 cash. and over that
amount q credit Of one and two months: notes bear
ing interest and approved Endorsements. Sale pos
tive.
SAMUEL s. PHILLIPS, Trustee,
nb30-eo&ds. w l.. WALL co, Aucts.
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TENTED STATES PATEsr oFFIok.

EAsE,sssdek; p e. ys1 1s9gs = lg5s
Of Lowell, Mass, praying for the extension 81 q
patent granted 90 him en- the Ash day Of MAJ, 49,
Tor an mproyesnent IN Outer heads and 1able-rest
for Cutting Irregular Forms a..
IL 10 ordered that the testimony IN the case be
time for flIng Arguments and TIE x.mln-r port
- ,.,ifior L. heard on the sth day Of May next.
Any person may ogP1sss sn,s sT Tf c
QSRENOH YLUTIN6-Ths only place IN the city
II where h IL done. Also, stamping, Piukfne = Z
Embroidery cf every description. Braids q all
EiD5s. and rnbroidsring silks q al oOlors con-
stsn<iy on hand.
MRs. q. n. MAuBER.
6i7 seventh street
janfs-ly - Opp0sfte Patent ONE.
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Eos NEW H199EK, BOSTON AM

Eos NEW r 1SE e6s; BOSTON And
On ant sitter December !, the Steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE carrying the Q. s. mail, --
viii Leave Mn SrEuch g wharf, foot q och e
and FRIDAYS p. m, (stoppfns at the PRINCIPAL
landings slSrs the river Dior Norfolk, connecting 81
eostcn; also injecting with the Virginia Steam
ship Company for New York, making q semi. weekly
freight from the above named cities. The Virpinis
$. Co; steamers leave New York TUESDAYS,
ana SAT sAtIoRWpAfs, sp: m, Pier L River;
ridge, Alexandria, Va; ]. G. Waters, Georgetown,
D.. e; Thcs. n. Crouch will receive and deiiyes
freight at 9th street wharf until 3 Q clock .. m.
decItr Plant s-store. corner 18th and N " ay
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y ReaI Estate Brokef and Auctioneer,
Pennsyl vsnia avenue, corner Sd street east.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON EASTCAPI.
Toll STREET.
- On THURSDAY, Aprn 4th. at O'Clock o.
m Il will offer. al public sale. in front OF the
premises, part OF Lot Que in Square 97, front
ing 30 feet on last Capitol street, between lrh aud
l2ih streets east, and running through to North
Carolina avenue.
months, with interest. 20 down at time Of sale
n2S-6t W. T. JOHNSON, Auct
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TIE FEMALE TRAPEzE PERFORMER WHO
WAS SHOT Ely HER LovER.-James T.. Davis,
the unfortunate circus performer who accident
ally shot and killed his mistress, Mrs. whittony,
at the Madison House last Friday, and was ar
rested on the charge OF having murdered her,
was discharged from custody by Captain Bleaks
yesterday morning, the CorOner's jury having
acquitted him of the charge. Whittony, the
husband Of the i'll starred woman, after coming
all the way from Dubuque TO inquire into the
case. said he had no complaint TO make against
Davis. and only wanted the clothing and per-
sOnsI effects OF his wife. Davis gave him every
thing he wanted, 10th as he was TO surrender the
familiar evidences OF the association, and re-
tanned nothing to remind him of the departed
save a few faded ribbons and a battered and
vslueless trink ct or two.-CiRciEaafi Commercial,
March g.h.
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by LATIMER CLEARY
ID Aucuensers aud Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Of Pennsy ania ave. and lth Of
Star Office Buildings.

POSITIVE SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON II STREET; BETWEEN Sd AND Arm
STREETS EAST.
IL On THE DAY AFTERNOON April 81,
E. at D O'Clock, the undersigned will sell al
- public auction, in front of the premi seq lors
and - IN subdivision of square No. no The pro,
perty Is improved by frame dwelling and stable
Is and u. kailre adj.
Terms, cash. Couveyancing and stamps at cost of
purchaser. : ITO down st time Of sale.
j. ADAMS, ATTORNEY
MY dSes LATfMER CLEARY, Aucts
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Nos. 900 AID 900 Pennsylvania avenue
TRUSTEES SALE
fuRNIIuRE IN THE ST. JAMES HOTEL,
toRNER OF PENNSYLVANIA VENITE AMI
s!A III sTntkT, At AUCTION.
n by yiriue OF two deeds of trust, recorded re.
W spectIvely in liber Ne. folio Ig7, one of The
~ chattel records for Washington county and In
tliber No COS, folio IS, one OF the land rscords
for said county, the und n signed will sell Al
puoIIc auctian; IN said hotel. commencing on MON.
DAY April -. 1872, az 10 O'Clock a, m and con.
finuing from day TO day until sufficient is realiz ii
u ray he debts for which the under are AN
thoiiz, TO SELL the Goods and Chattels Furniture
aud Fixtures contained In said hotel com Using In
part
Parlor Suits, French Plate Mirrors, Pianos,
Brussels, Tapestry and Ingram Carpscs
Black Walnut Sets, Marble top Tables,
Lace Curtains and COrnices, Hair Nj actresses.
Walnut and other WardrObes,
Bed.tesfs and oureaur, Washstands, Cottage Sets.
Dining fables and Chairs, Siieboards,
Plate Ware. Glassware, CrDckery, &c.
d Blankets, Linen. Beds and Bedding, safe,
Once ard Bar Furniture, &c
Chandeliers, &C.. &c.
Terms; All SANS under $3.50 cash and over that
mount credlt OF one and months W. TN inter-
e-t ard approved endorsements ~ ~
~ sale positive.
EE. WHITE,
SAA'L PHILLIPS ( trustees.
W. L. WALL &CO.,
mat2S eo&ds lRep1 Auctioneers
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STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
~ LIVERPOOL.
CUNARD LINE
The undersigned, age ats of the above Steamship
Line, are prepared to sell tickets from 1sfoak
New York to any part of Europe and tEfEAf
back. Secure state-rooms and giye@Szh
such inforInatio rs may be desired. Department
CLERKS VIII do well to secure passage here and save
snnoyance at sailing ports. 1. THOS iDAVIS q
CO., 80 Water street, Georgetown. jap13-Sm
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EVENING STAR.

TIE LAIE AssAILANT OF QUEEN VICTORIA.
The Fenian O'COnnCr has been visited lately by
4 ; father AMI mother, but he has not obi lined
any professional assistance. He does not seem
10 exhibit the least regret for his mischie yous
PROCURE the release of the Fenian prisoners. IL
!, rot likely that the defense OF insanity will be
set up for him at his trial, as, II he should be
acquitted on that ground, he would be liable to
he confined in a criminal lUnatic asylum for the
res; OF his life, a. he appears TO be afflicted with
= mischievOus p opensity Of alarming the Que n.
Th'svaS the case OF Edward Oxford, who some
thirty wears ago discharged a pistol at Her
EaiCsty. and who is still an inmate OF a lunatic
ASYLUM. whereas, in the event merely OF c n
yiCtiOn tor the offence OF attempting to alarm
her Majesty, he is only liable TO be senten ed
e. PENAL seTytude for a certain term; but he
punish mcnt OF fiOgging may b added, and he
prisoner appears to have great dread Of tins
addition to his punish ment.
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PTCNaCIoUs FRENCH SKSAToRs.-Durings
discussion in the French Senfte, during the late
ministerial crises a tght very nearly occurred
On the Steps of the tribune between MN BsZe,
Tirard and BrisSOn. The former had gain a
IOSScS<ion OF the tribune to answer NJ. BrissOn
with reference to parliamentary inquiry of
which the latter complained in regard 10 the
events Of the 18th OF March, when NJ. Tirard
made violent attempt to escalsde IL with
document This VI. Baze determined 20 repel,
rot merely morally, but physically, and made
ore OF two daShes az the obnoxious paper with
his c!erched fist. NJ. Tirard held his ground
enid the pllUdIts of the Left, on which NJ. Baze
shook hss fst at the radical benches, lOuIy
Cheered by the Right, and VI. BrissOn, radical,
made an attempt 10 scale the tribune still gal
laEtly held by BaZe against ali corners, which
tailed The upTOar was tremendous, till the
Chs mbeT itself seemed TO get scandaliZed at it,
and abruptly declared the "incident closed
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D' 'N' President United State
NnrIcr TO KEEMPrIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPrI0N CLAIMANTS.
Eyery person entitled 20 the RICH. Of PRESUMPTION
20 any Of The lands within the towns nps aud parts q
toxpsbps above enumerated s required 20 establish
The same % the salts sction Of the Register and Re
crfyer of the Land Office, and make payment there
for ss soon practicable after seeing this notice.
and bsfOye the DAY appointed for the COMMENCEMENT
Of the public sale the lands embracing the tract
Claimed; OF heT " ise such claim win be forfeited.
WILLIS DRUMMOND.
mar H slit Commissioner.
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NE. y M = aEd " Is NV So. p Il Nv
W. NE. NV = sE. = NE. -,

snds ar prorristed by Law for the OF schools,
military and other purposes, together with the
for cultivation, IL any, granted 20 the state by the
act entitled, I" An Act 90 enable the State Of Ar
kansas- and other States, 10 reclaim the swami
lands within their limits, approved September . h,
lS50. will BE- excluded from this sale.
The Offering of the above lands will be c0mmsnced
ON the day appointed. and viii proceed In the order
IN which they are dyertised, until the whole shall
have bten offered. auc the sale thus closed but ths
sale shall not be kept open longer than two eeks
and private entry of Of the lands VIII o. Al
mitted until after the expiration OF the two weeks
Given under my hand the city Of Washington this
thirteenth cay Of March. Ammo DOmiHl one thOas-
and eight hundred and seventy. tive. -
By the President: Y. - ShkNI.
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Tie New York Post does not weaken on Gree
ley. IL anything it il sharper than ever on the
great Chsppaqusck. And, concerning Greeley's
cabinet, forecast for him by various ingenious
correspondents, the Post points out, first that
MI Greeley is not elected, and second that
should he be, he must perforce appoint compro-
mise cabinet, including a good man or two,
probably, but which must certainly include
some bad men to please the ''corruptionists."
1t Il dif5cait, the Post argues, to see how Mr.
FentoE, for instance, could be kept out. ana
there would be the southern democrats, the pro-
tectlonists and the railroad men and steamboat
me- n and thieves to be looked after. But this, We
would remind the Post, would be only the begin
ming Of trouble for DIR. Greeley. The Senate Is
certain TO be republican during the next four
years whatever may be the complexion of the
House, and that body would very likely object
to some of his bald cabinet appointments
On the whole, the Andrew johnson incumbency
OF the White House was a bed of roses COM
pared with what Horace's uneasy seat there
would be, in collision with Congress and the re-
publican party, and dependent for support on
the democracy, who have not a principle in
common with him, as would be speedily demon
strated the moment they attempted to act
together. Therefore it is fortunate for Mr.
Greeley that the people of the country. have
concluded not to send him to the White House
to be harassed into his grave, as Harrison and
Taylor were, by the ofice-seekers and by the
burden Responsibilities for which he is unified
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-01

STREET CAR NPROvEMENT-One OF the i'm
provemertS introduced in Chicago since the fire
Is In tae street cars. These useful public con-
yeyances are now furnished with double cane
seated chairs, so that each passenger knows
exactly how much room he or she is entitled to-
iEo utmost superabundance of feminine skirts
carIot IA these cars interfere with the comfort
OF male passengers. Under present arrange
nents the cushions are dirty and dusty, and are
repositories Of disease, and, besides, one person.
male or female. by sitting sideways, not unfre-
Quently occupies the room of two passengers
Thus, few have more space than they are
entitled to, while others have to stand in
crowded car in consequence. Why cannot we
have the desired improvement?
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1t has been estimated that the loss TO the
woIkiDgmen Of New York in wages alone by
tie strikes amounts, so far, TO nearly 50 900 600
Had this sum been saved, and iudiciously in
vested as capital in cooperative enterprises, at
least 2,CC0 vorkmen would have been placed in
aIosition to be their own employers. 1t will be
readily seen how the benefits might be further
extended by half the sacrifices that are required
10 II axe The strikes a Temporary success. Be-
sides the direct money loss BY the strikes, the
"indirect damages" are a serious item, for in
many trades the strikers have succeeded in kill
ing tie goose that laid the golden egg. The
brown stone cutters in New York declare that
their trade in that city is almost ruined, and
what little shiPbuilding has Jeen doing there
Las, says TIE NaI, been driven away.
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Our respect Tor the Boston Peace Jubilee,
which survived many shocks and withstood the
adverse criticism OF envious New Workers, gave
way when we found the papers boasting of q
.'unique feature of the programme" last Thurs
day, being the Introduction OF " an infant
prodigy" five years of age, from Brooklyn, n.
v, who on "kis dainty little violin" played
''Not for Joseph" and ''Put me in my little
bed" No wonder Madame RudersdOrff twas
so vexed that she refused to sing" and that
Strauss WAS taken with rheumatism in his
right shoulder. The ''intant prodigy" business
was too much OF a 'let down. for a frsttlass
irbiiee
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The Springfield Republican (Greeley paper

The Springfield Republican Greeley paper
naively says:
"After all that Gen. Farnsworth has said and
done, II Is not in the least surprising that the
Crant party IN his district should have con-
GUIDED TO try change of congressman. For
precisely the same reasons, il will not be at all
surprising II the liberal republicans and demo-
Gratis OF TIE district shall conclude that they
cannot 30 better than to take him up and do
their best TO put him back in his seat'
The RcPutliodn is evidently in blissful igno-
rance of the gossip of Washington in regard to
the doings of the truly gallant general, else it
would not have fallen into the blunder of its
iDadvertent sarcasm upon the ''liberal republi-
cans and denocrats''-the party Of purity and
reform-vlo are expected TO indorse the said
doirgs OF the gay and festive Farnsworth, and
TO send him back to do so some more.
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H@B. y. HUNT wishes to inform his friends
TCESDAY, July ID. at Stalls 566, SCI and SOS,
n the New Center Market, on the 9th street wing,
fronting B street, with his usual best auslity 81
Beef: For this special occasion he has procured q
Let II superior southdovn Lambs. Call and exam
Charge, iyI,St.
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The Pd'Tio: is getting fairly into the GREELEY
traces. II declares this morning for the Iiomi~
nees Of Baltimore "whoever they may bel AT
the same time it argues that by supporting
"vhoeyer" may be nominated at Baltimore the
democracy Is 70 come into new lease OF power.
The liberal republicans maintain, centrariwise,
that the support OF the "shoever" ticket by the
democracy is to result in the utter disintegraton
Of that party. Somebody is to be cheated, that
il certain.
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The Catholic press is somewhat divided be-
tween Philadelphia and Baltimore. The Free
mans Journal, however, a leading Catholic
paper, rroclaims war to the knife against the
ChappaQuack woodchopper, saying:
Outside OF New York, which is not likely to
cast it's electoral vote for Mr.. Greeley, the ZEN
tLusiasm' for him is of very singular charsc-
ter. In some quarters il is represented by what
a distinguished New England democrat is re-
ported to have said in elegant language I'll
am trying to take Greeley. L have swallowed
him three times and kept my mouth shut; but
every time he comes up through my nose y
That New Highlander will, probably, succeed in
keeping Greeley without enthusiasm At the
south. some talk OF taking him as an emetic y
Enetics. taken in june, are of a very queer
character II held till November"
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PERSONAL


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ehct- are q TN -. frsaE a.. - e..
ai.u ladies' ~ ], s-n she las sffara.-l ials
feecN 70 receive ladies o. o. f-r.f--.t -'sr
1lent s1d charFes moderate. -. - i.1t +.
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heout fhose Coz fG.E.IrI - 80 81
hnoNing. he T. the ~ ! -. "a.
pfacticlhg q speciality IN NJ ''-.sA -
reOtas lot ladies. - street, 49,. 4 = =, i.
PsnIsylvasia avenue. --'' aolrs
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AIDES suFFEklsG FK0Y TTR,--7..
- TICS veal nssse-. 81 arv = $500 Of
their sex should clufi' N Dg LAIN p',-r
tabttShed and Only reliable - - 70, II
making speciality q fsmsIe cI-1,Flsi,.,. O..
re especially inv ites = cali frI-' -. n p
been deceived BY ssindlsTs. n gI,.-..,s - i
cure 90 NO charge. Ssparafg HSr-.-. - q a.
f'eHts. hooms.-l street. f..fv..., II -
south. Hours nom 10 u 4 a. matSa
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The British ballot bill, as amended by the
House OF Lords, does not amount to much after
all. As mutilated by that aris.ocratic body, it
permits the voter TO publicly declare the manner
III which lie votes. Under the paternal coer-
cion OF mill-owners and landowners, the voters
will doubtless be made to see the propriety of
ayailiDg themselves of the kindly permission.
As passed, therefore, the bill Is a fraud.
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In consequence Of the decreasing number OF
births in France, attributed by the reds to the
vices and profigacy under the second empire,
the rel ublican motto Of elderly, equality and
Maternity" is to be amended so as to read slib-
erty, equality and maternity"
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Nasts last cartoon represents President Grant
with his foot on the tail of the British Lion. and
the Inundated beast Is shedding tears as big as
gooseberries. At last accounts the President
had taken of his foot.
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The Star BY Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion Of it, can have THE STAR mailed to
their address for such time they desire, at the
rate OF fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the bust
ness ofnce OF the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-01

Tie New York papers are very much hurt by
the insinuation of the Boston papers that they
are envious OF the hubs jubilee. The New
Workers are spending a good deal of ink and
putting themselves into quite fume this dog
day weather to show that faint so.
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The "Chappaquacks" Is the name now given
TO Mr.. Greeleys supporters. 1t Is very good
name, short and expressive.
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@NORTH WASHINGTON BUILDING As
AS sOCiATlOF.-The second T, gular monthly
neetlng II this Association will be held in Burdette
Eai, over 2. G. Bowser & Co : Grocery Store on
EeX TO- the corner IF 7th street north, on TT IS.
pay EVENING NEXT. July I'd at O'Clock. The
Association is tas so favorably that il bids fa
10 be large and prosperous. This being the first
nettlng for the sale OF money, aud the stock being
in such demand all persons interested are adv 10
attend AID obtain stock be'ore the books closed,
Weed hnes and premiums commence. The Secretary
and Treasurer will be in attend ance AT the Hall AT
o'clock 70 receive subscriptions aud dues and issue
certificates of stock
GEO. W. CISSELL, President
J. A. PRESCOTT. SncretarY le2a a