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TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

D. virtue Of a Deed OF Trust executed TO me
- uu Tho - September, 1916, and Of record
lu Book No. page 40, in the Registers Office
uf shelby county, Tennessee, by W. II. Fair,
r- ~c-u-c n certain indebtedness therein de-
~,ulef. . win, as Trustee, offer for sale, for
cash Lurle highest bidder, at public Outcry,
ou -he southwest corner Of Main and Madi-
son streets. IN the city OF Msmphis, Tennessse,
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wATERING PLACES.

DoARD-IUKA sPRINGs-Boand, Gao per
ID month. j. H. ID MILLER.
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The season is now pressing, and it would be
well for planters to give in their orders to
Messrs. Milburn q Walker, without further
notice. They viii give planters all the time
they wish for the payment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Sig

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Signol Oa;cey)
WASHINGTON, DC, Jan. %, 1872, 10 am {
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENTY-FoU II
HOURS -The area of highest pressure which on
thursday morning was over Missouri Arkansas
ana tennessee has moved sOuiheastward over
the southern states, diminishing rapidly; the
barometer has fallen quite rapidly from the
Lower Missouri valley to the upper Lake region,
with rising temperature and sOutherIy to west
erly winds; the area of cloud, rain, and STOW
mas extended from Louisiana northwcstward in
to North Carolina;l brisk and high westerly
winds prevailed during Thursday from Lake
michigan westward over the lower Lakes with
cloud and snow. but have diminished in force
TINS morning with partly cloudy weather; an
area OF low barometer has moved eastward over
me northwest and is probably central over Lake
PRoBABnITIEs.-The barometer continues
raining from the Mississippi valley eastward to
the Atlantic; westerly winds with pleasant
weather continues over the New England states
during the day; clear and pleas ant weatiIe r
continues for a portion of the day over the
middle states, followed probably this afternoon,
and tonight by cloudy weather and possibly
snow; the cloudy weather with rain and Snow
continues over the Gulf and south Atlantic
states, and extend nOrtheaStward; cloudy
weather with light snow from the Ohio valley
northward over the Lakes; rising barometer.
northwesterly winds over the northwest.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
fBIDA Y............... January rs, 1872
In Father stack. the now celebrated prie.t q

In Father Stack, the now celebrated priest Of
the Church of the Annuncation in Williams
burg, Pa, Bishop O'HaTa. of that diocese, finds
troublesome customer to deal with. The re-
beiliOus pastor, in lecture a few evenings since
before a large audience, on What my contro-
yersy with Bishop O'Hara means" severely
criticised his superiOrs position, particularly on
the point that he stack had placed himself
outside the church by his appeal to the civil
courts. The authority relied on by the bishop
for lis attempt at summary accommodation
v a. an DAD bull of the Pope declaring that any
OfhceT OF the church, of whatever dignity, who
Tor any cause whatever should appeal from
ecclesiastical to civil law, did by such an act
Place himself outside of the church. Father
Stack said that the bishop, in quoting this
authority and using il against a priest, had ex-
CCeded has intention and communicated him
SIT; for thC bishop himself, because the court
o. LyComing county had decided against him,
had Appealed to the supreme court of the state.
Fly this ball, if one were communicated, both
were. The bishop could net escape. This point
brought burst of applause from the audience
Father Stack declared himself a firm aIherent
OF the Catholic church. His controversy with
the bishop was not a quarrel with the church,
but for the church. It was a demand by the
priests OF the United States TO be protected
against The arbitrary power of the bishops, and
TO have the protection Of canon law here Is in
Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

RUSSIANS IN Pursuit or INFORMATION.
Ever since the organization of the Bureau OF
Education, Gen. Eaton, the commissioner, has
been in receipt of communications from all
Parts of the world asking for copies of his re-
pOrt or for information in regard to education
IN the United States. Within a few days past he
has received two requests from Russians for CO.
pics Of the publications OF the bureau. One.
the Count de BrOel Platter, writes from Pisa,
saying he il about TO found al institution of
learning near kremenets, Russia, and is espe-
ciaiiy anxious 20 learn something Of the educa-
tional system of the United States. Another
Russian Count, with the Grand Dukes party,
desires copies OF the report for the imperial bu-
Teau Of statistics at ST. Petersburg. Gen. An
drews, the American Minister at Stockholm,
writes for additional copies of the report, say
ing that he has loaned his only copy to a Rus
sian. IL would seem from this that many of the
EuSSianS, in common with the japanese, regard
u as people worth studying, at least in the
matter of education.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

The color question is coming up for solution
IN one shape or another all over the country.
Net long since the admission OF cOlored members
10 several Masonic lodges in Massachusetts ex-
cited great deal of interest among Free
Masons throughout the country, Tie New
Jersey Grand Lodge of tie order has lust had
the Same question to act upon. Ii appears
that the grand master OF New Jersey revoked
the charter of Alpha Lodge of Newark because
OF IFS admission of a negro to membership, and
The Grand Lodge spent whole day. last week
IN discussing the question of reinstating the
lodge. On reaching a vote the lodge was or.
Gered renewal of it, privileges-1I2 to los.
In Washington the Colored Masous and I'd
Fellows have their own lodges, and are in a
highly prosperous and well-organized condition
Here, the cOlOred people prefer to conduct their
own schools and churches, and benevolent and
other societies, as enabling them to cultivate
se.f-reliaDce, self-respect, and the habit of or
eanlzStiOn and management.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

Nearly all the suggestions for legal reform in
this country come from the new states in the
west, where they have not the same respect for
eStabl she'd forms Of procedure which prevail,
in Older and more conservative communities
In several OF the states west of the Alleghanies
the forms of legal documents have been greatly
abridged and simplifed. They are now con-
siderins the subject of the necessity for grand
IGries in Colorado, Governor McCoOk in his
recent message having argued against the sys-
tenn as uselessly cumbersome and expensive
lie advises that the district attorney be author
Izea 20 file an information OF crimes and misde
meanors before the court, on the aft davit of the
prosecuting witness. He also urges that a
defendant in criminal and all other cases be
permitted to testify in his own behalf. Such
evidence. he thinks, will often explain and
illustrate facts that would be obscure and per
hars incomPrehensible; thus furthering directly
tie ends of justice.
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DROPOsALs FOR KEEPING IN REPAIR
THE PUBLIC PUMPS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, District OF COLUMBIA. 4
- WASHINGTON, -, 1872 (
Proposals viii be received by the Board of Public
WORKS uotil noon FEBRUARY l, 1872, for keeping ia
repair the public pumps in the District Of Colum-
Dla Tor the period Of one year from February 1872
the repairs 70 embrace new material, and all work
order.
Eseh bidder will be required before presenting
his bid to deposit with the Collector Of Washington
city the Of hundred dollars taking rscei NJ
therefor as guarantees that he will enter into aud
aDce With his bid. The money so deposited will be
refunded to the unsuccessful bidders after the award
OF the contract and 10 the contractor after the
pletion ofthe contract.
Proposals must be iLdorsed e Proposals for Keep.
ing in Repair the Public Pun s in the District OF
Columbia" and must be addressed to the Vice
President of the Board.
he BOARD reserves the right to reject any or all
Of the bids. Any bidder may bid for a specified
number of districts in said District of Columbia or
for all OF them. ALEX. r. SHEPHERD,
QStd Vice President.
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0overnmenr sec.r,tte~.
EKw YoRk-FrRsr Roar


.-tby ths Western UH,on Ises-apa ComPanyj
NEW YORK, Jan. z6--FIrst Board lU-s a M -
60: 1881, coupon. ll5't; os. 90, coupon li0s
eSs, "a, coupon, no. 5as0's, IS, coupon, Illt4
e-"'s, Ss, coupon, ll2'4; 10 ~ coupon liph Cur
tsn nSp I nST SSG eeni liS MsriDoS2a;
grsph, 12h; Quicksilver, IS; Pacific Mail, 81,
Boston Water Power, Adams Express, =, W ellis,
Fargo Cos. Express SO; American Elk press, 6Oia
nhIled States Exp. 6O1a: New York Central AMI
Hudson, G1S; New York Central Scrip, =; Erie,
va; Eric preferred; - Harlem, Ito; Harlem pre-
fsrfed, = Reading l3ts MiChiga Cen, ll7ts; LAX
shcre Mtthfpan Southern. Gt4: Union Pscif! Rail-
road 2si Illiaois Cent? lax I'D Cleveland & Pitts
burg. -; Northwest, IS; Northwest preferred,
ga; Cie'eland Coluuilns. Cincinnati, ard Indian
ayolis, -; New jersey Central, III; Rock Islaai
Les; Miiwankie aud -. Paul, So; do, pre-
FIRED Is 50; WsGssh Western, "a, Delaw are,
Alton rerre II auto, -: Hannibal 4 ST Jose nh 81:
ChioaLo ond Alton, l2O-s; do. preferred, I2sj,'
Ct!o and mississippi Certificates, "a; Columbus,
Chicago ana in2i.na Central, "a; Tonnes I'D
a; -. new, C:A Virginia 6is, cid. So to, Ton
s"S, !2A North CsrOllBn 6's. old S2i.; R0rtl Car
oli' q Ss, new, Is; Missouri es, %. Central Pa
Gold, W9is Market steady.
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BALTIMORE. Jan 26.-Virginia skies, old. a
bid; DO. consolidated, 52A bid So asked. West
Nrgnla's, 15A bid, IL asked. North Cardinals
new, Is bid.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 26.-Cotton rather weak;
low middlings, q. Flour steady. Wheat firmer:
pennsylvania, S159aS1 81. White southern
corn scarce and firm, 6la6S; yellow southern
steady, 81; mixed western quiet, 81 sG9. Oats
frmer, 53a57. Pork firm, SI4.5O. Bacon frmer:
shoulders, ca; rib sides, q; clear rib, 8; sugar
cured hams. 1ial4. Lard steady, 90. Butter
unchanged. Whisky nominal, 49, a9f.
NEw York, Jan. 26.-StOcks dull, but prices
better than at the opening. Governments dull
and steady. Money easy, Cal. Gold steady, 3.
324 new, Is. Exchange. long, h; short, "a.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-FlOur quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn steady.
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Some of our exchanges state that the .spassiye
Iolicys 10 have its first trial in the fourth SEN
atorial district Of Pennsylvania, at the election
TO be held therein on the Seth instant, to ill a
vacancy in the state senate. This is a mistake
Colonel A. X. Mcclure, the candidate of the re-
form republicans, (and who, it is said, will re-
oeiye the democratic vote, that party having
made no nomination. is as decided a Grant
man as his opponent, MIR. Henry w. Gray, the
regular republican candidate. He (McClure)
has always been warm republican-or leader
among the radicals pronounced in conviction
and action" and speaking to a committee of re-
Pubiicans, few days since, declared himself in
sympathy with them on the question of the re-
nomination of the President. His strength
among the democracy rests on his promise, or
alleged promise, to work for the amendment of
the registry laws OF the state now pending in the
legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

EXCITING SCENE IN THE FRENCH ASSEM-
ELY.-A New York Herald special telegram
from Paris reports the occurrence of an extra
ordinary scene Of excitement In the French Leg
islative Ass6 mbly on Wednesday. A represen-
tstive named Naquet proposed q resolution de-
ciariDg the family property of Napoleon confis-
Gated To the state. The motion was received
with shouts OF deriso Twenty hands were
held up in favor oft, notwithstanding. NJ. Ma
quet appears to be q remarkable parsonage
remarkable for his personal appearance as for
his politics. He is described as Q dwarf and a
hunchback. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

The WEEKLY STAB, now ready, contains the
proceedings OF Congress; closing proceedings OF
the Legislative Assembly; the closing scenes OF
the trial Of Mrs. Wharton, at Annapolis; the
latest and best stories poems, ske tches together
with interesting local news, Washington new,
and gossip, society matters, agricultural items
household receipts, SC, &c.
Tsrus. One dollar and half per annum ir
advance; single copies i've cents, In wrapper
ready for mailing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

The New York money market yesterday was
easy at Gal per cent. on railway and miseella-
Ms Gus collateral, and at Sac per cent on pledge
OF government bonds. Prime commercial
PAPER sold readily at Ta9 per cent. Government
bonds were fiji and a shade higher than or the
previous day. The stock market was strong on
a diminished volume of business, and towards
close lecama dull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

COLD WEATHER AT THE SoUTH.-For the first
time IN many years residents of the south are
experiencing genuine winter weather. In Selma,
Alabama, yesterday the heaviest snow expe-
rlenced IN ten years fell, and in Savannah,
georgia, the first snow In thirteen years oc-
CURED. In New Orleans the weather was the
coolest Of the season, and in many other south
CIn cities the cold WAS intense
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DROPOsALs FOR BEEPINGIN REPAIR THE
GAS WORK OF STREET LAMPS
OF WASHINGTON AND
GEGRGETOWN

BOARD PrBLIc WORKS, DIs1Ricr OF Col uNsIA,l
WASHINGTON, 1872, {
Proposals will be receiv by the Board Of Public
WORKS until noon FkBRUAkYl J, 1872 for keeping in
repair the gas work Of the public lamps OF ashipg-
toH. and Georgetown for the year ending December
81 1872 The repairs to embrace the following work
TO remove al traps In eervice pipes to furnish eli
burners burner COCKS drip cocks drip boxes, Be-;
sary to keep the lamps In good condition and
In complete order and condition, PER lamp.
Each bidder will be required before presenting his
bid TO deposit with the Collector Of Wa Arlington cty
the sum of two hui dred dollars. taking receipt
therefor guarantee that he will enter into and
carry out the contract, IL awarded him, In Accord
ance With bis bid. The money z, Deposited will be
Of this contract ana to the contractor after the
pIetion OF the contract
The Board reserve the right to reject any or al OF
the bids.
ing in Repair the GAs Works Of street LAMPS 81
WsshinRton and &c orge own" and must be nd
dressed TO the Vice President OF the Board
ALkX. y. SHEPHERD, Vice President.
jansstd
DOTATOES.-s,000 buah.ls on schooner Potion nc
i for sale by HEWITT SrRAHG,
Center Market;
mr. = HhXfR ~ AwN4 ~
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IL speaks pretty well for the District govern
ment that II Is assailed by all the chronic Office
seekers, contract biiks, deadbeats, and blather-
sixties of both parties,-by the Seversons' and
Cranes on the one side, and by the Hattons',
Greens and BrOokses on the other. At the
meeting of the latter disaffeeted ones, at Stotts
Hall. last ight, the howl was loud for more con-
tracts and more Offices. To this end these gem
tiemen want to have all the of ces made elective.
and they propose to go up to see Congress about
II. There they will doubtless bring forward the
The late House Of Delegates as an illustration of
what they will do when all the offices are cleo
tive Congress is likely to have sweet time of
u from the opportunities OF these disinterested
chaps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

The papers are trying to be punningiy smart
over the recent orstorieal flight Of representa-
tive snapp. Most Of the jokes, however, have
no snap 70 them.
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PHILIP & SOLOMONS,
janf6 Oil PENNSYLV ANIA AvENUE
VNTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA,

Of COLBMblA,
Holding Special sym, January 9th, 1872.
In the case Of Sophia NJ. White, administers,
trlx Of SUSAN II; WILSON, deceased, the admin
istratTix aforesaid has, with the appreciation of
aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, February 18th,
ia2, for the final settlement and distribu-
and Of the assets in hand, as far as the same
have been collected and turned into money;
when and where all the creditors and heirs of said
deceased are notified to attend, with their claims
properly vouch or they may otherwise By law be
excluded from all benefit in said deceaseds estate
Procfded, copy Of this order be published once a
week for three weeks in the Star previous to the
said day. Test-A. WEBSTER
Register Of Wills.
jane6faf Per JOSEPH OFT, Deputy
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n N~TS York philosopher has been studying
the petroleum problem and thinks he has struck
oil Cor the causes of oily in his theory that "the
several classes Of natural hydrocarbon iiquiAs
are evolved from surrounding solid substances
by the action of huge fires deep down under our
feet :" in other words, that down near the center
OF this globe Nature 10 occupied In carrying on
an enormous oil distillery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

1There are over 900 miles OF railroad In
TIE United States, Of which g. $50 we're built last
year.
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an important meeting is to BE- be.1 in Stein
way Hal, New York, this evening, in further
ance Of the project Of a worlds conference to
meet in London next summer for the consider
A.on OF all questions relating to the suppression
"i crimes. IL is announced that the meeting to-
nisn' VIII be addressed by Governor Hoffman,
~ governor Seymour, Archbishop McCloskey,
nenry Ward Beecher, Speaker Blaine, Senator
w llson, and REPRESENTATIVE Ranis and Kerr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

ga Cincinnati paper says that the location
Of the CniOH Pacific depot grounds at Omaha,
ON G. +. Trains property, will make Tran
worth over S1C0 goo coo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

Mrs. WHARTON has determined to remain in
Annapolis until the time of her trial, at the
April term OF the court. for the attemp pied pois-
OniBg OF Eugene Van Ness. She has left her
quarters at the Jail, and has taken board at the
house of Mr.. James G. WEIGH, in that city. She
does not desire to return 10 Baltimore, in view of
the feeling amongst the people regarding her.
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Mission Ridge and Lookout Mountain By
=, Inyi1r 80 = 81 50
~ uneI OF ~
rosueI Eiie Oh Dckehs. Eng llsh edition...... on
mistnry OF olgn BOARDS sixth edIiOD.......... IS
The Tribune Almanac for 1871. ............ On
The Great Republic; "A desrript statistical
and historical view of the States and Terrific
ries OF tho Amer lean Union, by James D.
McCabe, 90
The bigh Mills. By Katharine Saund. r. Is
The sylyestres; or The Uutcasts. By Nj de
Betham Edwsrds.............-... rs
Atwo0I country and suburban HOuses......... ] 50
Two PlunRes for Pearl. By Mortimer Collins IS
The Mystery OF Orciysl. BY Emile Gaborisn rs
ne American baron BY James De MiIlie go. ] "
Mohsmmed Ali and His House. By Louisa
nhlbaeh 90
blsoe-o Irass BY b FarJeon............... IS
rsr 10 zee by l. W.. NJ. Lockhart................ IS
meister harl sketch Book. BY Z. q. Leland. 80
Chronicles of Gotham; boob second ... - 25
Addresses at the Inauguration of Professor
FRkECH BOOKS.
The Novels of the Prominent French Author
Erckman, Cbstrian, GeOr Sand, Labsulaye Ohss.
tuliez and the Levy Collection.
PHILIP & SOLOMONS
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST-A Ladies' FUR COLLAR, JAN Is. 1872
- ON street, between q and II streets, n W
Any person leaving it at sos III street, between 5th
ard 9th, will be literally rewarded. ja-2t.
GO REWARD WILL BE PAID FOB TIE b G.
W. turn to 1123 street Of q PAPER BOX,
containing pink Ostrich Fear her and pink Satin
Cravat Lost near the Oircle, Massae hirsetts ave-
nue. and 18th street, on the 18th inst. i6 2t'
e REWARD Lost, on the evening of the ga
C.S instant, q brown and white SETrRRA@
DOG, with short tail Return to No 3
2llI tennsylva avenue, between Nst=3
and I'D streets 1857
EOCNp-OB llth street, between and q streets
l. POCKET BOOK, containing q small amount
OF U. 3. Treasury notes and currency with some
other articles. The owner have It By calling e.
the residence Of DIR. GROOT, s3a New York av.
clue. i2S. ais
&S REWARD Lost, on Saturday night last, a
NC striped AFGHAN, with the letter :. X " ON tAe
white strpe, for which the above reward will be
paid and no questions asked il left 1t the Star Of
CEKIlFlCATE No. - OF CENTRAL BUIlD.
Zine ASSOCIATION OF 0EOR0RTOW The
public are cautioned not to receive &C. oele
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

S special meeting of WADSWORTH POST
NO Z A. Il will De held II Grand Army Hall
colt 9th and ID streets, SAT URDAY EVENING,
the 21Jh instant, at O'Clock.
A full attendance IL 5questei.
By order Of GEO. p. TITLES, Post Com
IT. + W GJpTEI,I,.
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THERE Is A GREAT RUSH TOw.F GIyEN'S
L Grocery and Tea Store, I10I l2rh street for
that fins silver LEAF JAPAN TEA at 3 10
per pond, ;1s 81
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
NOTICE RAKFRS-rOg >ALN.-Na. CASr
u tkON BAKE OVEN. Dor large si1-- On sap.
At lOll n street Il"
prick YARD FOR >ALE. Iulu.r. A. oGfce :
- &C CALIAh, Lou lana AZ euge, near cover
9lh strCcf, south side. IS Iws
lust ARRIVED AND FOR SALE, ANOTHER
~ car az u very fine u LES, tGe l-.t o.
he city. To b. seen 81 Congress stables ~
oth street between u aud Y. IA
80 81 II. Want, Pr rrialor.
k'CR SALI-THe STOJ6, GOOD Will AND
tlAfCR RS ~ first CIGAR STORE
stuateo on Pcfrsy NRuis avenue. 81 over - years
siandine Satisfactory reasons given for selling.
Address y. W q, SCAR flee. 49,
sSOR SALE Tue FURNITURE anI GOOD
I'LL, with everything necessary for board
ing house; has been onefar years At No BIS Penn
svivanis Ry, between 81 AMI az FURNISHED
FArlors and Bedrooms Cor r"nt-s5'o $40 desc lm'
FOR SALE-HORSE, BUGGY and HARNESS;
good aUfinCss rig Cen b. seen AZ -
hoGARh's Stables. q street, between elh In
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~OEFICE EtECTEIC CLOCK AND BELL,
S COMPANY, 1856 9Th street, N w
WASHINGTON, ID. G. Januarv o.
We res pecttuiIy InyIfe an usp rtiOn OF he T. EC-
TRIO lkplChTOk and CLOCK manufactured 10
oIceI by the kC1R,C CLOCK COMPANY for
the New CeIrCllfur Hotel, Bal imnre, Nd, which
will lie oil exhibition on Friday and saturday.
js6-2t President Electric Somnsnv.
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T-THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,
CORNER 18Th STREET AND NV YoRs AVENUE,
OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK

0@ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
N HOLDERS Of the PO FOMtC MILLS MIN
lNG AND MANUFACTURiNG COMPANY. to
ettcI omcers Tor the ensuing year, will be h.l1 NJ
The u ard OF Trade Rooms, FklD4Y, January 2;rh,
at "a O'Clock . m '
Jz2St iE,p.l w H CLAGETT, Secretary