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Spsftal Aot1ees.
To Inventors

and all others interested in Inventions
PATENTS OBTAINED
Reissues Extensions, Copyrights and Caveats secured
FOREIGN PATENTS PROCURED
Assignments lntererences and other Patent Cases at
tended to by JAS. G. ARNOLD, Worcester Mass
wv Main st. diff nbIo
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Skin DiseaseE.-Peyrv's Improved Coroedooe -,aJ
Ptmpte hemedV-Ihe SKIN MEDICINE Of the Age is
war; intcd To cure Flesh Worms, Pimples, Eruptons
amt Bloched Designations of the Face Sod Nv ~
druggists Depot 40 Bond ST.. New York wa
FOR Moth Patches, freckles and Tan. use PHRRY's
ana harmless remedy for Brown piscoorations Of the
~ Bond st., New York Sold by druggists eyerywheTe
mhl5 DIN, W&S&w6m - N
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Five Per Cent. per Annum
allows, .us ~r Money On call, v. 4; GoopNow,
wv Az First NaNend bsnk
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BntcheIor's Hair Dye.-This superb Hair Dya
Is the pest ~ the Wod-perecty harmless reliable and
lnHtantaneousi no disappointment no ridiculous tiRta
Of qlsagreeable oder. The genuine VIM A. Bachelor's
nAlr Dye produces Immediately a splendid Baek or
aoes not contain aparticle Of lead any nurous com
Round sold by all Druggists: Factory, I6 Bond ST. NJ
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WILLIAMS EXTRACT JAMAICA GINGER cures all COM
plants of stomach and bowels
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Banking House.
VIM. H. MORSE. ..,,.,....5.. BANKER,
426 Main Sired, corner of Pleasant
Has opened Office for the purpose of doing General
Banking and Commission Business.
BUYS and Sells Government Securities Railroad and
other Bonds, Gold. and Coupons
Executes orders at New York and Boston Stock
Boards
Draws Drafts payable at sight, available in all parts OF
Europe.
rs AGENT FOR EUROPEAN STEAMERS.
gEG0TIATES BUSINESS PAPER.
R@ Business hours same as Banks OF tue city.
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION.
Hon; eHo; W. RICHARDSON President City National
Bank, Worcester.
CALVIN FOSTER, ESQ, Worcester.
w. ID. FORBES, ESQ, President National Bank of RI
dempuOn Boston, " ~
BREwsTHR, SWEET 81 Co., Bankers Boston,
New York City. ''
WIN. BENNETT, ESQ, Hubbardston MssA
LEVI Haywood, Esq, Gardner, Mass,
CHARLES HEYWoop Ese, President First National
Worcester, April Is, 1871 dsm mvls
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a Diseases Of The Kidneys are more ireouent
than generally supposed by the nOnproiesslona n,h
nc. Inc commandments OF dangerous mniades ~
dnese ofg se 10 nsdious that the true nature Of me
coplalnt Is easily overlooked until pain and annovancc
NJ ast arouse lne attention Of the sufferer Dn JuiJ
NUS nfDkA5Tlo COMPOUND Ia a remarkably eflieient
tenn but especially the Kidneys and Urinary ORGANS
rI , ~ d, KEITH CO. Al Liberty ST. T. r. For
apis dapls,mys, isJe9,ls, jy4&wmys
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j. w. Chamberlain,
Successor TO Matthews a. Chamberlain.

u. w. Chamberlain,
Successor to Matthews a Chamberlain,
PLUMBER,
- m 2li Main Street, Worcester Mass
80 Bath TUBS and Boilers, Water Closets Wash ToVyls
WISH trays sinks, &c, &c htted up at short notice and
y ".uen n"nnor' dti apis
yS o - clark ~ Son, Commission Merchants
WY qeaieis ~ Flour and GRAIN Land Plaster Lime
~ Of Lime and Western Produce, Nos l3T and
dtf JOHN s. CLARK q SON
Geo; y. Hoppin A. Co., Commission Merchants
anu dealers IN Flour Corn, Rye Oats Malt Meal OF All
Kinds, Fine ana Coarse Feed, Linseed OIL Meal.
JAW Nv Msehanlo N, Weresstsr, Mem,
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A Rock for Every Man.

buy Me, and HI do You Good IN.
Lnngley's KoOt and Herb Ritters No drDgs'
no posons nothing delcerous nothing but good heaii
roots and herbs, such as Sarsaparilla Wild Cherry
low Dock, Prtckly Ash, ThorOughwOrt Mandrake rim
barb, Dandelion &c, compounded so as 10 rench The
fountains of disease and absolutely cure ali Unnn,
Liver and Bilious Diseases, Jaundice Dysnensla ras
uveness. Scrofula, and all difficulties arising nom az
eased stomach or impure blood Twenty wears os ~,
rvaed success has proved them them 70 be lie hau,
medicine In the world. GEO. q. GOOnWIN a. r gSsl
Dostoh, anu al uluBsis@ deOp&wl6w f20
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$1,000 ChArlestOwn City s. 1892.
$1,000 Albany city 6s, 1891 ........,.......,,..9 34
$1,000 Lowell city 6s 1890.
81 e0O Bath city IS &Sp
$1,000 Connecticut Western railroad IS. 1900.
AsHsOh T6pePs "a and Santa F. IS 1909
1000 Mo River, Fl. Scott Cult R. lst Nj Oa S0s sSk
$1,000 Gin. Sandusky and Cleve. a. ...........S44
$1,000 Fall River city IS.
0U rncnOurR ralrOau
los Old Colony anu Newport railroad
IS Boston and Albany railroad.
100 hill. vii. and Baltimore railroad 5IdBIH
Vermont and Massachusetts RR.
so Connecticut River railroad ....,.,...,,,,..lkl
~ Chicago. burlington and Quincy r. 1904
PORTSMOUTH Great Falls ~ Conway ....,...,92
~ Burlington ana Missouri X r, common.
81 Vermont and Canada railroad 94& GD94%
Boston and Lowell railroad, old. G1l42
Is Boston and Maine railroad. l104 1l40K
rs Gin. Sandusky and Cleveland X R..,......... ASK
90 Michigan Central railroad .llSTGoll9
Ogdensburg " Lake Chamnlain L L. %
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A Rare Chance for a man with from az ooo -.
$1,000 cash tobuy q wen established and paving nun bust.
ny y qmerea by Lhe subscribers who wish 10 dispose
Inc business has been successfully carried on al tha
Pve or 'ne past " years FOR particulars address the
owners So DAVIS, WAITE a. CO.
HY4 uu HnbbardRton Maaa
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Worcester Gas Light Company.
COKE
THIS CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL fo- Manufac-
turing purposes and Family Use, is now offered 10 the
Prices; 's iN0u"eeu
one Ghaldron Of 80 bushels. ................s
bushel. '' ~ S'H'' Per
Payments may be made and orders for It's delivery will
~ ISSUED Oaiy AZ the ONCE Of the Company No. Bank
Block, Foster st up stairs dtf Iaa
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POLITICAL Nofea.

Worcester, June 5, 1872.
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Having leased the Stone Yard at Worcester junction
To Horace Hamilton, the
PIummer Granite Company
desire to inform the pnbc that they have no oonnsco
with that concern All orders intended for the Plume
Granite Co. for granite from their Quarry shond he
addressed to Norlhbridge, Mass. '' u "e
mis- dn ISRAEL PLUAfMER, Troaa.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08

UTAH has a population of s6,786, and in
this reInct !Ais il the ssahle situation as the
as the other applican f COLORADO and New
Mexico.) Like them it has extensive mineral
wealth, great agricultural resources and i'm
pottanf railway Interests. Unlike them,
however, it is cursed with peculiar insiitll-
ton" which has kept it out Of the Union for
the past five years. It is probable that the
question Of polygamy will be settled bv the
courts Of the Territory befoe the adjonrn-
ment Of the present session Of Congress, and
that nothing but the matter of population
will stand III the way Of the admission of
Utah. We hope to see the apportionment
bill SO amended as to admit the Territories
now applying for Statehood = Territorial
Enterprise. 8 ..aa4 TT ,,49
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08

Ii vas reminder 81 cd tines and strug-
giles to receive yesterday brief call from
Hon. Hadley D. johnson; as eract, prompt
and emphatic as tw. nty years ago on the
Iowa border, when I've look dacrcss the Mis-
| souri river at the villages OF the OmAhas,
| Otoes and Pawnces that dotted its western
shore. He has grown more portly, and his
| hair and beard are streaked with silyery
threads. bflfs He il sAsehthasiasfie about the
Great West as ever, and his home is now be-
yond the mountains. But he says he is tired
| of the Territorial vassalage. and wants to see
| all or them admitted as states,
In the fall Of 1853 MI. johnson proposed
the organization Of Territory west of the
Missouri. His home was then at Kanesvilie,
! Council Bluffs Iowa He talked OF the pro-
ject among his fleigllborS until some OF them
fell in with the plan. A party Of them cross
I'D the Missouri. and upon the territory Of the
Omaha Indians held all election, returning
Mr.. johnson as kind of delegate to Con-
gress BY brevet. The cue was taken by the
assembled west of the line, at the Shawnee
mission, and elected another delegate to
Congfess-one Rev. Thomas S. johnson. a
missionary and STAKEHOLDER from Virginia.
Railways did not reach very far West in those
days, and it was late in January, 1854, before
the rival delegates reached the seat Of gov
eminent. Each was elected to represent all
ing to California and Oregon, or to sum
down. In thes lobby Of Congress, and be-
tween these two Johnsons began the ire
pressible conflict which led to the Kansas
war. thu war of the rebellion, and the aboli-
ton of slavery. Both we're Democrats, but
ri. ID. was opposed to slavery. whilst the
osherpreached and .practiced 1hatsrelie of
barbarisn.
The first compromise was an agreement to
ask two Territories instead of one. Upon
its heel rose the question of boundary. Thos.
$. claimed for his pre-emption to the Ne
braska or Platte riyersss II. D. took his
tiile, and said plainly that on that line was
victory or defeat for both--itswas 40 or fight.
The South snrrendeed.g The Kansas-Ne-
braska bill was the Immediate result. Most
readers know what followed. in ii q fall Of
1854 MIR. Johnson wasa candidate for Dele
gate to Congress from Nebraska There
were two other aspirants-N. B. Giddings, of
iowa. and Bird b. Chapman, OF OHIO. On
the night before election Chapman withdrew,
and secured Giddings' election. Johnson
would doubtless have been elected had all
stuck to the track.
For many years after. MIR. johnson was in
material history of Nebraska. and he yet re-
tains large interests there just in advance
of the Union Pacific Railroad he removed to-
Utah, and there the improvements of med
ern civilization first overlook the old and
lifelong pioneer. He says his highest ambi-
ton naTris to see tab and all her neighb r
ing sister Territories admitted ESTATES. and
their people recognized as citizens Of the
Republic in tull and regular standing. Mr..
johnson leaves Fl r the West this morning.
Rocky Mountain. :NeWs.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08

THE TELEGRAPH BILL.

The following il an abstract Of the biil 10
connect the telegraph and pcstaI Services,
which Has been the sisbject Of do much som
ment by the press recently:
SECTION /. Establishes postal and tele-
graph Offices at all post offices on telegraph
lines, and all other post offices where the
gross receipts for postage il $500 a year, IL
within ten miles of telegraph line.
Sec. Fixes uniform rates for equal dis
tances, 25 cents between Offices not over $50
miles apart; 80 between Offices over $50 and
under 500 miles apart night rates 25 cents
for 1000 miles; the rates to be refunded for
delays or mistakes In transmission.
lgf See 3.s Provides for the destruction Of all
kilograms within one month. u
Sec. Is. Fixes the press rates at 50 cents
by night and rs cents by day for each 100
words in special dispatches, and fixes the
rates sfor press associations and for private
wires for newspapers.
Sec. 6. Defines the duties Of the Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General over telegraph
lines.
Sec. I. Authorizes the Postmaster Gener-
al to contract for the transmission Of kilograms
At the ABOVE rates WIFI all paFLlcS VINO VIII
furnish and operate all the necessary lines Of
telegraph.
Sec. 8. Contains provisions against tam
pering with kilograms, and makes kilograms
of private letters privileged communications.
sr4tSec. 8. Authorizes the Postmaster Gener-
al to reduce the rates in the manner therein
prescribed. III
See. 10. Incorporates the Postal Tele-
graph Company for the performance of pos
tai telegraph service on behalf of the Post
master General. ED
Sec. ll-l2 Authorizes the company to
purchase e xistinglines. aud .obliges it to pur-
chase all such lines il required by the owners
thereof at their appraized value.
Sec. 49, sAutiibrizcs the Company to opeu
offices wherever tho want. of business may
require it. Gs .aaIAaI
Sec. IA. Authorizes the Company to pur-
chase lines at any time at their appraised
value.
Sec. Is: Reserves TO Congress the right to
falteraor amend sthesacts 4 \ ~ MI k*s
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08
TEE CASE OF THE FLORIDA.

EEonl the sworn statement OF the master
OF the steamship Florida, on file in the Navy
Department at Washington, the outrage to
our flag proves far more gross and inexcusa.
BILE than was at first supposed The state
ment 81 George Mitchell, master of the yes
sci. corroborated by the first and second
,diates analmembefs ofthes crew, shows that
from St. Thomas to New York, the Florida
was fired upon by Spanish war vessels, not
4 .withstanding the tact that she had holsted
! the American flag. She was also boarded By
Spanish officers in each instance, her papers
were examined, and a search was made be-
tween decks sThe master of the FloritlaNwas
compelled to submit to the insult, being COM
rp!etelys at the mercy Of the Spanish officers
and without any means OF resistance against
armed vessels of war.
It's quite probable that ere this. an impera-
tive demand for redress and satisfaction has
been made by our Government upon the
I. Spanish. authorities. Nothing short OF m
ample apology and complete reparation for
50 gross violation Of the principles Of in
ternational law and so outrageous an insult.
tosthe AfnariG.li flag. will suffice. Spain
should be taught, as England has been, that
no nation dare now assert claim to be mis-
tress Of the seas, and that American citizens
sailing under the American flag are entitled
, fogand wiIfreceivesti tile. Protection offhe Gov
ernment at all hazards. -Salt Lake Herald.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08

TIE Sewart reduction works, which. We're
built at Georgetown IN the summer Of 1870,
alta cost Of s150,o00, were destroyed by fire
about 5 O'Clock Sunday morning.. nc is
thongirr the fire originated fronrcoais thrown
ont Of the Arey furnace. When discovered
BY the night watehman the flames had sd far
ipfpguessed ttiatsit was iuipbssulesto savs the
! sbuilaiaa gRhssworlss were aasuredsfo s$2o,-
600, and the loss amounts to 100000. This
is the third aeduction works 'destroyed by fire
In clear Creek county within a year. Two
sniIls onlE rsmailIs N .sYletise opEation the
German Feductiea works AND tile Interna-
tional mill, at East Argentine. This disas-
ter lisa sadb blow to- Gecrgeto .ihut will not
materially check its mining interests, as the
sg ssaFks wilhbe rebuilt Within ninety days
Denver Nescs, T1rth. aA''s ss ts4A szsfa@ ss9astA
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08

sIMllas Ehp h4vr3ugt retnrueI from abroad
rep6ft that large painters have gone entirely
out os fashion, and oycr-skirts are short ard
plain. They also report that the latest style
of raressing the hair, is a simple coil 1t the
back. ard front hair smoothed above the tore
lead and pnt.back plainly behind the ears.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08
an North Missouri railroad, whose long

2 The North Missouri railroad, whose long
financial complications have been SO vexa-
lioue and disastrous. has at last been recog
III llinsd. amt willis hereafter hes,knoRn as the
'St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern rails
walsSlr The following are. the directors Of the
new organization T. B. Blackstone, Presi-
dent; J.. Mite Mitchell, Of Alton illinois;
Thomas A. Scott, Philadelphia, Pennsy Iva
mia; Jacob n. Mccullough, Pittshurg Penn
sylyalaias;A SoIon Humphreys. New York !;
William NJ. Mcpherson, st. Louis. Adolf
gphusAeiers ST. Leuiss Robert E. Carr ST..
Louis; James B.. Eals, ST. Louis. tits q
Pennsylvania Central, Chicago, Alton and st
Louis and Kansas Pacific combination. A
new future is thus assured this excellent. line
n steread, for which the names Of Its directors
are sufficient guarantee. Il.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08

v The bullion exported from Virginia City
by Wells, Fargo Sc Co., in 1871. was valued at
$1,000, 4120S, and including that sent away
rom GyideHiilb ny the same flrS1s the amount
it IS reported, viii exceed So SOC. 900. 50 =
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08

E# 4ass MI - 80 ~ q n - -1---- - go sa
I = Th6 Walia Walla statesmon reports
great loss Of cattle and sheep in that neigh
borhood, caused by exposure. It estimates
tlss dead cattle, 100, sheep, 1900 and should
che snow lay on the ground long this number
viii be largely increased. IN -ss Z
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-23

ltlsa Sad thing N pass through lie only half
alive. Yet there are thousands whose habitual
condition IA one OF languOr and debility. They
complain OF no specific disease they suffer no
positive pain, but they have no relish tor any.
thug which affords mental or acnsunus pleasure
to their more robust aud energetic fellow belLgs.
10 nlne cases out Of ten this state q: lasaltude
and tOrpor arises from a mOrnid stomach. Indl.
EestlOn destroys the energy Of both mind aud
body. Whom tho waste Of nature II not AMP.
piled by a due and regular assimllatiUn Of the
food, every organ II starved, every luncion Ia
teTrupted.
Now, what does common sense suggest under
these circumstances Of depression The system
needs rOuslng and strengthening; not merely
tor an hour or two, " sink Afterwards into
more pitiable condition than ever las II assured
ly would do " an ordinary aleOhulc stlmulant
were resortod toy, but radically aud permanent.
ly.
cdf Tho AusWer TO tins question, Ounded on
the unvaryiug experience Of n quarter Of a cen.
tury, Is easily glvep. lntuso now ylgUr into the
digestive urHauH by cOurso OF HOstetter's
Stomach Bltters. D. not waste time In admin.
isterinH Temporary TomCtliet, hut wake the sys.
ten up by reeups rAtlrg inU hunaln.head Of
physical strength ami vtf0r'.v, tho Ereat organ
upon which all the other uTv IN depend for their
nurture and support
by the time thN q dnzsn dnirs Of the great
vegetable tonic amt inNig raut have been taken
the feeble frame OF tho dyspHp ic viii begin to
feel Its benign influence. Appetite viii be
created, amt with appetite the cIpi1lty 10 digest
what II Graves PeFseYoTo until the cure Is CON
plets--until heathful blood ht h he tho mate
rial Of flesh and muscle, hone aud nerve and
brain, flows through the channels Ol circulation,
Instead Of tho watery pabulum with which they
have holetolOre been perfectly nourlshed.
MWSF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-23
GEORGETOWN Affairs.

THR NaAIN MARKET,-Ths sales on Saturda J
were 200 bushels choice wheat at tL9S per
buGhel.
POTONAO RkaAFTA-The challenge from the
Potomac boat club 10 the Analnstan club, as
mentioned In tho REPUBLICAN soms days ago,
Il exciting considerable interest 10 this city,
and II Is thong ht the nAlOatAn boys will accept
the same and again meet the POtOmacA On
Monday, the 3Oth Instant, the Potomac elub will
hold q regatta on tho Potion &c, aud after the
review OF the bIAts there will be a race between
four-OAred shells and siX-Oared gigs, apd double
and single SHELLS.
COMPLIMENT TO ROpWH The various
social clubs Of Washington and George.
town intend giving the prOpTletOTs oil
AnAlostan Island a grand pinllc at tho island
Indians now 10 Washington are expected to be
present From the preparations being made It
u very evident thata delightful evenings en-
tertainment will be had, and moreover the pro
pTiotOTs being Jolly good fellows, the lovers Of
lun from both elites should aid 10 making the
picnic pocunlAry success.
FOHEI0N ARRIyAL.-rheTe rived Sat
uTdRy the Russian bark Oscar and George,
Capt BumbstrOm, from GLASGOW, Scot.
land, with $50 TONS Of drain pipe TO
the Board Of Public Works, $50 tons Of pig iron
10 Stlokuey 4 Co, Baltimore. In consequence
OF heT heavy draft OF water she ls obliged 10 re.
main opposite Gibson Point, where she Is being
lighted by the steamer Prince William, Capt
BaIloch, and her cargo will he landed at Sixth
street wharf The vessel has been entered at
the custom house 10 this city, and Is one Of the
handsOmest that has been entered for years
past. The captain and crew are Russians, and
only the former eau speak the English Ian
guagO.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-23

R-n, how Is II pldtonlc beer don't take
Judge John II. johnson has declared 10 favor
Of Hines. who next
Tn, you might as wall have gone to B., Sat
urday, as you will have 10 go alone anyhow
Gen, sherman called on the collector on Sat.
uriAy and squared accounts.
SaulTs Miller Is netting out Justice on the site
Of his old once but In the new building erected
by the Fendalls.
The Americas club treated their honorary
msmbsFs TO q sail In "the pride Of their hearts"
Leo Knott, yesterday afternoon.
The Indicator In the opera glass AT Princes Il
Iust the thing wanted, as II Is both useful and
ornamental.
Il Is very doubtful II Mrs. Wlnslow's soothing
syrup will cure cold, although young lodged
physician prescFlbes II for sweet sixteen.
TX Senator Mcdonald, Just arrived In the
city from Arkansas, brings very cheering news
regarding the political canvass In that state.
Geo. o. Miller declares that from and amer
this date he wants TO be considered out Of poll.
tics. lie ought never to have been 10.
W II. Pope, Of the "front office" returns 10
the city this morning after a trip In the county.
He Is sure 10 look we'll.
The receipts at the collectors office on Satur-
day for taxes were t",sO2, making atotal to date
Of tI3,s5l
HMessrs McDevItt and Smith have been APP
pointed q committee by tho board Of hrs com-
mlIsiOners to select a new uniform for the "hre
laddies."
earnestly engaged In most heavenly enter;
priSe-propaEating the " Bloom Of Paradise
Via his sponge cup. Gail and see Il.
Geo. W. Knight, Tour KID the exoellent
Dutch comedian, closed his engagement at the
gone to Baltimore where he Is bound TO become
a fayOrite.
Joe Wilson, OF TrImble's Varieties, Pitts
burg, was In town on saturday doing the city,
and made many friends that will DO pleased "
meet him again.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS

snriUR- ~ NEw ADyEUrI-NnErTs
BoARp, with or without rooms, convenient to
the executive Departments.
WV. wARDER, dealer In wood and coal, corner
Of First aud d streets northwest.
THE Republicans Of the Eighth district viii
hold a grand ratification meeting tomorrow
evening.
THE co.partnershlp heretofore existing be.
tween Richard Jones and Nathaniel Tllghman
IL dissolved.
Prov. =. uATTINo will give lessons In
italian, French, Spanish and German.
TIVE THIRTY. FIRST matinee musical Of the wash
iugton Conservatory Of Music will take place
this evening.
TuE general committee Of tho National Vet.
eran club will meet this evening.
A NETTING Of the campaign committee Of the
Republican General Committee will bO held
this evening