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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-25
BY TELEG GRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
THE COTTON TAX QUESTION
ITS UNcoNsTlTuTIoMALITY ARGUED
THE NORTH CAROLINA SENATOR
EVERY SEAT NOW FILLED
DIR. HOWARD DISCUSSED
PAYMENT OF MAY INTEREST
THE POLAR EXPEDITION HEARD FROM
CARLIsr MOVEMENTS IN SPAIN
PROVINCES In STATE OF SIEGE
THE CASE OF DIR. HOWARD
RESOLUTION OF MR.. BANKS
THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION EXPIRING
CINCINNA CONVENTION
PREPARATIONS THERE COMPLETED
THE CHAIR OF JOHN ADAMS
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VVANTED.-A BLACKSMITH, FOR PLANTA-
w ton near the city, at moderate wages.
+. 4. LULING,
ap14 Iweod* No. "a Union street. upstairs
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WANTED.

vuANTED-A FIRST CLASS DRESS MAKER
w with a sewing machine. Also, one who thor
oughly understands cutting, fitting and basting
to work with her, in private family, for short
time. fay liberal to those who are fully cOmpe
tent No others need apply, at No. ITO St. Charles
street, from to ii A. NJ. or to- P. NJ apl4
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PROVINCES IN STATE OF SIEGE

THE CASE OF DIR. HOWARD
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CONTINUED on EI0RZH PA0E4
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cAR11sr MOVEMENTS IN SPAIN
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THE WEATHER

W AR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief signal Officer y
WASHINGTON, DC, March IS, 1872 10 am (
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENTY-FouR
HoUEs-The barometer has continued rising
from loIida northeastward over the middle
anu New England states, with clear and clear
ng weather and nOrthwesterly winds. and Is
now highest from Delaware to South Carolina
he pressure continued diminishing on Tues
Gay over the northwest, with increasing south
eriy TO easterly winds. and rising temperature
and h Is now extended its influence southwark
aud eastward to Alabama, and thence to Lake
ontario, the lowest having moved over Iowa
ana northeastward, and is now probably central
over northern Lake Michigan. Cloudy and
threatening weather has extended from the
lower Missouri valley nOrtheastward over the
upper lakes, with light snow, and to the lower
lahe region Brisk and high sOutheasterly to
noftheasterly winds have preceded the area of
low pressure. Rising barometer, falling tenn
perature, northwesterly winds and clearing
weather are now prevailing over the northwest
Inc barometer has continued rising on the Pa
cific coast.
PEoBABILITIEs.-Thel lowest barometer will
continue moving enthusiastically and into
Canada, followed by rising barometer, falling
temperature, Dorthwesterly winds, and clearing
weather from the lower Missouri valley to the
upper lakes, and extending southeastward to
the Ohio valley. Clear and pleasant weather
viii continue from Florida to the Ohio valley.
and northeastward over New England, with
cloudy weather along the lower lake region
The pressure will continue diminishing over the
western gulf states, with sOuthery to easterly
winds, and probably threatening weather Dam
gerous winds are not anticipated for the Gulf
and Atlantic coasts.
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MRRkRta Tn.hav

BALTIMORE, March 13.-west virginia's, II;
Virginia. consolidated, IS; North Cardinals
old. 81 $-all bid.
BALTIMORE, March 13.-Cotton dull and
declining, 21Ka21a. Flour firm and fairly
active for all grades and prices unchanged
Wheat firm; Pennsylvania, S1.6sas1.71. Corn
dull; white southern, 63a65; yellow southern,
6ia65; mixed western, s3K a65. Oats dull
western, 5la54; southern, Sass. Rye quiet,
but firm, 95aS1. Pork dull; jobbing at S14
Bulk meats weak, and unchanged. Bacon
steady and unchanged; sugar-cured hams, l3a
l3&- Lard weak, 9k. Western butter active.
firm, and unchanged. Whisky firm, 50.
NEW YORK, March 13.-Stocks strong. Gold
firm, 10. Money firm, Z, gold. Governments
steady: Exchange. long, 9X; short. 1Os.
Virginia 6's. 81 new, 81. North Carolinas,
3SK new, 24is.
New YORK, March 1S.-Flour dull and heavy.
Wheat duh and declining. Corn quiet and in
buyers favor.
LONDON, March II. 1870 a. m.-Consols opened
at 92f for money, and 921I for account. Bonds
OF 1862, 92is 1858, old, SO i; 1865, 923; 1O-4Hs
50. ~ y
TRANSPORT. March 13.-Bonds opened at ss
for the issue of 1862.
PARIS, March l3.-Rentes opened at Sc francs,
y Centimes.
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GOyerument Securttte.
Stock KeDOrt,

By FrdnkIin TsIeQroph Company, COG Pa. avenue /
NV YORK, March l3.-First Board.-IO0 IN -
= es 1881: coupon, ll51s; 50's, 81, coupon,
'i2isi tas, new, IS, coupon, 1a7f; sO's, 81, cou-
ron MS: SAYS, ss. coupon, Ma l0-4O's, coupon
Canton; ga; Western Union telegraph. TI4 Quick,
silver, so; Pacific Msil 62's; Adams Express, eis
Ires., ia United States Express. 7lsl: New York
"a Erie, S6h: Harlem, lOs; Reading 1885,: Mich,
gan Central lT1s Lake Shore & Michigan Southern.
-; Cleveland Pittsburg, 9s.: Northwest 7sz!;
s sSGs Its, Rrefs s eA New Jersey Centred. ll2
do, preferred, 7s54; Wabash Il Western 76; Dsla,
ware, Lacsa~ansa Western, lO71.; Fort Wayne,
Guaranteed, O.; Hannibal and St Joseph, 4Os.; Chi
caso snd Alton, III; Chicago and Alien, preferred
10 10 Ohio MISSISSIPPI certificates; 4sf Columbus,
hlcago and Indiana Cent 25is; Tennessee 6's, old
6s; do. new, 66ls; Virginia 6s, old $50: do Cor
Sol Bonds e6As; North Carolina 6's old. ss1a Norh
Gin, Bonds, lO2's; Union Pacific LIST Bonds, slzS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

Now that the first reioicings at the defeat OF
tie Erie ring are over, the New York papers dis.
cover that the victory is not yet complete
There il some fear that the ALBANY legislators
some OF whom, il Is represented. have Law
GOuld's checks in their pockets, will not perfect
the legislation necessary to protect all the stock
holders in theiI rights, and guard against the
terrible abuses which have made Erie a SYNONYM
Tor everything mean and dishOnoIabIe What
has been already done. and done 30 well, will.
however, greatly increase public confidence in
the management of the read, and leads to the
hope that those who planned and executed the
corp det0t which broke the ring will have the
nerve TO carry the reform through to a con-
clusion satisfactory 10 all friends OF fair deal
ing
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FINANCIAL AMD COMMERCIAa.

The New York money market Was stringent
yesterday, and it was thought that the specula-
tor who sold so many stocks last week ia With
holding a part of his funds from the market wi II
the view of influencing decline in the prices
of stocks, so that he may buy them back again
at profit. Government bonds were quiet and
a fraction lower than on the previous day The
stock market was dull and heavy until about
noon, when prices improved. Erie opened yes
terdsy morning at 36X and soon reached 81 +,
then II fell as low as 35H, and later in
the day again rose to 81 X. The fluctuations
passed into the control of the Atlantic and Great
Western party. Should this road be merged
With the Erie, by lease or otherwise, the future
of the latter is dash, especially if the report is
correct that the earnings of the two are to be
"pOoled" and divided on the basis of 10 per cent.
to the Erie. The gross earnings of the Erie
were, last year, about s11 900 eco.
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recent letter from Chicago states that rents
are from Fifty to one hundred per cent higher
than last year. The great demand for tene-
ments comes from mechanics and Iaborers who
are engagedin rebuilding the destroyed portions
of the Oity, and of course as new structures 90
up rents will go down. In erecting new build
ings more attention is paid to stability and less
TO Ornamentation than formerly. and the result
will be that new Chicago will be much nearer
FIRE proof than the Chicago of a year ago. A
cotton mandatory and an establishment for
the manufacture of watches have lately gone
into operation. These are new industries to
Chicago. and there is no reason why they on ght
not to be successful ones. few wears NAV
demonstrate the ability of Chicago TO compete
with the cities OF New England in the matter of
manufactures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

The reform legislature of New York has under
consideration, or will have in a few DAYS. bill
which, If II becomes law, ought TO pretty eff
feCtually guard the purity OF the ballot box in
That state False persOnatiOn, illegal register
ing, refusing the vote of a legal elector who
tenders the requisite evidence of his right. re-
ceiNing and polling a vote in disregard OF a
challenge legally made, polling the votes of
known repeaters, stuffinS or smashing the boxes.
destroying votes legally pOlled before they sb all
nave been counted, miscounting or misreturn-
lns' Nc.' &c, are al declared the felonies they
uniy are to be punished by one to five years
inn Ii>On mcnt IN a state prison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

Horace Greeley has written another letter
touching the new party movement to the effect
that if the sOreheads put free trade plank in
their Presidential platform they must count him
out This makes it bad for the new party. If
u stands on free trade platform it will lose
about all its vital piety in DR.. Greeley and if it
undertakes to carry protection flag at the head
OF its column it will lose all its numerical
strength. 1t had better disband and thus hide
its weakness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

New York can boast the biggest frauds and
the slowest courts, but Philadelphia claims the
champion mean man. IL has just been discov-
cred in the latter city, in contested election
case on trial before the court of common pleas,
that part of the records OF the election of 100
had been sold by order of ex-ProthonOtary d u
cyan, of that court, for waste paper. The court
Immediately sent for Mr.. DOnegan, and de-
manded tie reason for this remarkable proceed
ing. When il is explained that Mr.. DOnegsn's
Perquisites waste paper included) amounted to
something over $4,000 per annum, the quiet
sarcasm of the court, Judge Pierce, will be APP
preciated. The court supposed the emoluments
of Dir. Donegans Office were sufficient to keep
him from the necessity of converting the records
OF the Office into cash by selling them for waste
PAPER" The answer of the gentleman was that
sit had been done TO make room for the records
OF ISL" This ingenious excuse was not sutti-
Gent, and Mr.. DOnegan was held in SO 900 bail
TO answer At court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

The Chicago Republican thinks Trumbun, a
free-trader, Tor President, with Greeley, yio-
lent protectiOnlst, for Vice President. would he
rare combination. The New York Tribune. il
says, could support Greeley and protection, and
denounce Irumbull and free trade; while its
nsmesake OF Chicago could support TrumbuIl
and Tree trade, and denounce Greeley and pro-
lection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

Straws show which way the wind blows, but
the Schurz republicans don't seem inclined to
admit that the election of New Hampshire Straw
tells much against them. On the contrary, they
contend that it will compel the democracy to
come 70 terms and sustain their Cincinnati con-
ventIon nominee. This expectation will, how
ever, most likely prove to be one of the stra W
drowning men clutch At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

In the Maryland Senate yesterday petitions
were presented from colored citizens in favor of
separate schools In this District the colored
people quite generally favor the system of sep
crate schools in operation here, as showing their
capacity to carry them on creditably and intel
Hgently.
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~ LAssITUDE AND DEBILITY.


The relaxation of nervous energy which creates
al indIsposition to physical mental effort, SO
strong almost TO amount to positive inability and
which We term lassitude, proceeds from variety Of
causes. The principal of these are constitutional
debility, heat Of the atmosphere, coupled with hu
nudity. climatic changes, and the physica prostra
uon consequent upon long illness. But whateve
the cause il must be perfectly clear that if the
vous system is unduly relaxed, something is
required to brace il up. That something is Hos
letters Bitters, which is universally recog-
nized as the most complete and speedy recu
persnt Of the physical forces in existence.
Ii has been so thoroughly and widely demonstrated
As to be matter Of positive certainty and familiar
knowledge, that the Bitters will not only rehabil-
itate the physique, when shattered and wasted by
disease, but will also, if taken systematically &C
tualy compensate the consttutionally feeble Fl anne
for Its deficiency Of strength and by nfusing new
life into weak stem, endow il with the health and
yigor which Nature has denied it. The Bitters also
enable the body to resist the enerv atng influences
OF heat, humidity. and changes from Q temperate
TO hot climate Ii is these accounts specially TO
be recommended to travellers and residents in the
torrid zone, and persons subjected to abrupt tran
sition ms IN temperature. mll-eo3t&w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

The Pd,riot. treating upon the result in New
Hampshire, admits rather dolefully "that the
impression produced by the speeches of MIR.
1rumbull, Mr.. Sumner and their associates
upon this New England community is Tar less
than their friends anticipated" just so.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
WEDNESDAY. IL, 1872.


lhe returns from New Hampshire indicate
that Ezekiel a. Straw, the republican candidate
Tor Governor, il elected by from twelve to if
teen hundred majority over all his competitors
democratic. labor reform and prohibition-and
that there i a republican majority OF forty or
fifty in the legislature, ensuring the election of
republican 10 the United States Senate to sue
coed Senator Patterson, whose term expires
March 3, 1873. Thus the first gun of the cam
paign is very emphsticaily for Grant, and the
republicans gain all they lost last year. As we
stated yesterday, the issue in this state was
purely a national one, between the friends of the
Administration and its enemies, and this being
tie case the result must be accepted as an indi-
cation that the sO-calle liberal republican move
ment has rot seriously weakened the republican
IsTty ia New England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

Only ten investigations set asoing by Con-
gressi That body will need to give up the bust
ness OF legislation and resolve itseffnto investi-
eating committees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

The legislative committee on manufactures
are going ahead. We trust they will effect
something.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

DMaryland has new wild-fowl law which
prohibits night shooting altogether, and limits
day shooting 10 Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days of each week. No one can shoot or tran
ducks without first procuring license
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

GSECREKA BUILDING ASSOCIATION
lnoee wishing stock in an association which
e,st rated success invited 10 a,f.nd The
wv nsoh.hly meeting OF this Association on THIs
"IIsrs AZ ENsNlNG, at o'clock, at Columbian
T. NJ. HANSON. Pre.;as,,
~ FRAZIER, Secretary.
"nERCHANTS AND EO1 :,
w BUILDING Association
1be nth monthly meeting of the A..-c;.,;o. IN,
% nela en- IHoksDAf, March 18th, NJ Columhia
College The Proposed ameldmept 10 the enn..
tos together with other measures Of interest 10 ,h
si1Sk holders will be acted upon. full a,tendsnns
% Ine N 9srsnp Is respectfully requested Hour
mis- n J. 7. PRATHER. Secretary.
nFwAsHINGTON CITY AND POINT I-0I,E-
Wy our RAILROAD COMPANY
foREsrVILLE, PRINCE GEORGES Co Npl
A,.,.. February q, IG2
a., ~ meeting OF the corporators Of the W ashiny
fore.tyilIe: eoiii Vau company, AT
Io,as,sd; hat books Of subscriptiop IN ,ba
DAY the 2ets a. ~ Pxxny shall be opened on FRf-
FGres,vilIe for fbs nareh, is5 81 Riley 3 Store
40 n av desire a. ~ a. 81 enabling all persons
81 ck Il saIi eomnsn " suoser be 20 the Capital
O'ClOtk N and classs =, Wi be opened at 10
49, ~-9 ''Oseu =, o clock D. m ~ ."
usWALKER,
r s5irHH UrCHINs,
.,.o JOHN T. BOWIE
ieb-s n &C. GRIMES
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARrMESr OF STATE,

DEPARrMESr OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March IL, l572f
Information has been recev ed at this Depart uent
from Mr. W W Bdgcomb, the Consul OF the United
States 1t Cape Town, Cape Of Good Hope. OF the
ssath, on the 18th OF November, 1871, at SEA- of
1hcmas Barker, . citizen of the United States
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pIAN0 FOR RENT-Aa excellent PI--
$40 street. ml3- rs Hvvv
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PERSONAL.

HATTIE. FRENCH, CTar-rers-f. NJ -f,-,T,-,
IL fhNfsrsS MfarsEl. NJ - van. a Rf,s -
rect anc rrtis hls comm GniC stior~ sre ana -'tn..
her NCnde-ful power - second sigN aga -
street, n W, bet wsou and y rnafs -
MADAM BUNISS PERIopICAL DROPS
l'f sore cure Tor ST fenisie rregn ari - Tts.
should ut p. tAkr- durtTg PREGNANCY. as hey -.
duce miscarriage. 7II q bet sth ana "a M A.,
NRs n. v. WRIGHT. "a --sH tEo--- I'm.
A'b sfasf 80 AsErslsr P1sSsrfrr. has tal-,,
I'vns - u IN rrcsrf. t-fWosu n y m site
oId f-l.c~- Hal. - here she ~iH b harry &, 50
th9-s whc msy :, 2usrr hrr s~rsioss. mara IN
lbs X SANlER. t'afrsoyar,. NHssl.,r r.
- NsafW-i. csn b consulted - hrr house. NJ
sis Fth e between and IT. fsIani M n a.
e.rtsut hus NEE past rre-rat zni fufnr~. ~ nl'
DRlNkIE CONsUITATIONS At ON DIR
hAhbh -, On e. street, three dsnrs s1uth ~
tie aFrtue. Thr oflN Sdrertis-r rsr,rufgsf nv a..
Profession ~ Al enP.rt ans specialist al -na-s- a
the genersiiNe orfans. f,las In.
No Ut MBUG Tho Quees n spirifs. n. h,tl,..
y deA Il re3 usfum l'. irx. ~ thn " =, is-r,t
power 81 changing LEX tr'l- ~ past pr.s.rf "a
ffrurs- ~ failure q an iu- noes go,
Ar- a.. l2S stree, h-tw trn let zui New J.r..y
\ kDIEs sUFFEsiEG FROM IRREaUIAKt
thsir ses ssld C'nf1a IN nR IEoS IT, r. 90 al
"a ;Sssa and Only reiahis aud SAFE Phvairfs- ~
a -reCialty 81 female plants IA the .fy e.
tsPocSiiy invites 50 al frtp those WI have 49,
deceived b sNiuSle-S 10 GpArAufassz = 80.
cure charge. S.p4ras Sca-as - n = -.
q rs. Rooms 30. IN I street. between .th 80
Sfh ~
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Epk sALE-A FARM Of Q ACRES svnth of the
Ffomsc, above Aqueiuct briix@. Improve
Dent house ard out buildings, with . vsristy q
fun nne view q the river and city Price,
$50; VI Sc cash balance on long tins Al ir.-s
FIVE ACRKS, this once. mare easn-
Il BUILDINGS corner OF G street aud Nov gr-s,y
.venneI lasiy oecnRied bI the z, Z. Coast Surycr
ioch street. Baitfu7ore. aals-r
EoR RENT-rhe large DWELLING HOUSE,
Hs1 Pennsylvsuis avenue. -iy do-rs east q the
National Hotel, wide room sta ana
. locality for . lawyer 90 physician.
FRANCk TAYLOR.
MI 22S Ind
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H8 SPECIAL NOTICE..
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST.
The EREEDMANy SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY
BANKING HorsI oPPesrrr PM r,v

VI o3THH Huk IKEAerRY,
All deposits OF hve dollars or more uade Nth ,,,.
company on or before febf uAry next will drs1
and January in each year '"'eo'e July
ForR PR CENT. paid on current busines. ~.
counts. Gall and get copy Of the ruies isnE
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In TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA

II TIE oUF OOURT UF THE DISTRIUT
L OF COLUMBIA.
Holdins a Special Term, Ma,ck l2rh, 1872
In the case Of Frederick Klotz, Admins
traitor aforesaid has, with the appreciation of the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia aforesaid
final settlement and distribution of the per
sonai estate Of said deceased and of the assets In
hand, as far as the same have been collected and
ors and heirs Of said deceased notified to attend
otherwise by Law be excluded from ali benefit In SAID
deeeaseds estate Prortded . copy of this order be
published once a week for three weeks in the Star
Test A. WEBSTER, Register of Wills
marI5-w.SW Per jas. j. OFT, Deputy.
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NTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
L. Pmk ass Ca a.. Bsnkrupts In Bankruptcy
Notice Of SecONd and Third Meeting Of Creditors of
said BdakrHp,s.
Pursuant to an erder of said Court, dated March
third meeting Of the creditors of said will
be held at the Office Of J. ssyes Brown, ESQ , one
the 10Th DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1872 at 10 O'CLOCK
Tor the purposes named in the 9th section Of
the act Of Congress. entitled An act to establish
uniform system of bankruptcy throughout the JIni
ted States" approved March 2, 1867 "
CT. HOPKINS, Assignee
Washin gton, March Is, 1871 mia 81
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E0R RENT-A FRUIT FAR near th,. c,.v
viii lease for several year on he mo n fayoy
able terms. Inquire Tor particulars ct the Star Of
noe' febl9-u
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EDUCATIONAL.

q The undersigned having received the Agency ~
GAY SAgLy ALE, have this lay en- n,
INTO VopArtnership for the purpose Of coaduct
ing the said business. We can assure ths numerous
patrons q this celebrated Ale that We shsil keen
steck at our Cellar, AS Pennsylvsnia avenue. be-
tween ~ and 9Th streets south sde, where we shau
PRTER DURNIE, PEfERFEGAN
WAsRINsTox, p. g., March 8, 1874 n,s-sts
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BOARDING..

n OOMs AND BoARD.-seyeral b.nd.on.,,
- furntshed ROOMS for Rent, With frst-ciass
Lsple oOABD, 1t llOA 18th street, near n asa
cnusetto avenue. Location unsurpassed. NILS 2r
WILL FURNISHED ROOMS, COMMUNICA.
~ Ting OF single, on first and third floors with
nOAkp al 18th street, near y, between two
nnes VI stIeet cars. ml2-3tr
FlRsT CLASS TABLE B0ARD
1ou.pn sic PER MONTH.
feb26-lm Corner 9Th street and Pa avenue.
= TR0ET fooHs, e h.i q rs..o.a6i Tern ssrns
g ISV1, oornr fnneyfvan1a ovense end lsth
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04
JOHN BOOTH.

OFFICF--Rail's Brick Building, second
street. opposite the Capitol.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-04

A Yankee was narratinS some of
the war sights he had seen to a crowd
of astonished Germans, and among
the rest he said Why, when / was
in Mexico. under Scott, | saw ball
larger than this house" This was
too much for the credulity Of the
Germans. and one of them sad,
"Dunder and Bitten, we're would
dev got the cannon to fire 1t of? -
" Dunno" replied the imperturha-
hle Yankee. but [ saw 1t, " at
kind of ball vas it?" oh. ball
civen bv the General III Mexico TO
celebrate the victory.
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Terms of subscription !


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A Wyoming legislator recently ad-
vanced the following proposition IN
debate ON female suffrage: NO
woman amt got no right to set on a
Jury unless she is man, ana every
LAWYER knows it, and l don oeile'ell
anvhow.'