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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Ch;ef Sicwal 0Ncer.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 10, 1872 II a.m.}
STToPsIs PoR PAST TwENTY-PoUR HOURS
The area Of lowest barometer has moved east.
ward since Friday night, from Lake Michigan
TO Lake Ontario and the ST. Lawrence valley
with cloudy weather and occasional rains on
Lahes huron and Michigan; partly cloudy
weather over New York, and southerly to east
cry winds over the middle and eastern states
Northerly to easterly winds and clear weather
on the Gulf and South Atlantic. Northerly
winds In the northwest, with clearing weather,
extending over the Upper Mississippi valley and
PRoBABILITIEs. - Clearing weather, with
southwesterly winds veering to westerly and
northerly, on the lower lakes at noon, and ex~
ter ding this evening over the middle and east
eTH states; southxesterly winds and partly
cloudy weather in New York and New England
Variable southeasterly and northeasterly winds,
with occasional coast rains and partly cloudy
weather in the Gulf and South Atlantic states
Ntrtheriy winds, veering TO northwesterly on
the upper lakes and In the northwest with clear
ing, clear, and cooler weather extending to the
u per Mississippi and Ohio valleys.
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The New York money market continued easy
yesterday In time loans there was some activ-
lty, but for commercial paper the market was
dull. For four to six months paper the rates are
happening, the present quotations being as per
cent. for the very best. The city banks are buy
ing no paper, and prefer to lend their balances
ment bonds were quiet and steady, the market
continuing devoid of speculative feature, and
the quotations changing from day 10 day with
and nracrinr
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IL is little wonder that so few of the repre-
sentative men of the District have taken part
III the Greeley movement, for the reason that he
Is the avCwed enemy OF the District. OF course
the soldiers Of fortune, the Cranes and Sever
Sons, WHO have nothing az stake here, will Join
in anything that promises them a teat to suck,
but we would ask Messrs. jesse Ii. Wilson, X.
NJ. Hall, l.. ). Davis, and other Greeley
men wLO have some Identification with District
interests, how they can reconcile 1T 10 their
conseiences and their regard for the welfare OF
the community in which they live, that they
sive their support TO a candidate who has never
in his lie said a kind word for Washington or
her people; who has been the head and front OF
the caIital-moviDg project; and who, if elected
to tie Presidency, may be counted upon to
throw all his influence in favor of that project.
1t i safe TO say that the election of Horace
Greeley 10 the Presidency would be followed By
such depression of property and business in
terest- here as has never been experienced in
the history OF the District. Yet We have a few
Citizens thoushtless or selfish or partisan enough
to SEEK to put him in the position to do us ali
this harm.
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IO NtanI Or To Snunt

Inc lact Was alluded to in these columns
lev weeks since that the new English consul A.
Aei-c, japan, made a demand that the NIfkad5
receive him standing, instead Of ,quatting, as
mas been tie Custom Of the chief ruler of Japan
Ifon tine immemOrial. The Nika,Io il will be
1tnen tersd, pOintedly snubb,d the Britisher,
through his officials. and refused 10 accede to
Bis request. y few DAYS later, however, the
American consul general, by means of little
delicate and courteous diplomacy, secured for
Admiral Jenkins. OF our navy, a standing re-
CeItion. an honor more marked and significant
frCrD the fact tLat it had been denied the repre-
sentative Of EuE'a few days previous. This
modification OF japanese court etiquette was
Let brought about by any demand on the part
CT cur representative, but was accomplished
through courteous suggestion made by him to
the NlEGIJ, and il was believed that the latter,
having once departed from the usual custom,
would rot be unwilling TO do so again This
Circumstance, coming 10 the ears of the British
consul, raised his ire, and he is said TO have no.
tilted the japanese authorities that unless he
sLou-G be received in a manner satisfactory to
his OWE ideas, the japanese envoy, Terashiml,
then on his way to London, would be
refused an audience with the Queen.
After considerable delay his message was an
swered, his response, in substance, being that
the Mikado was willing 20 receive the British
representative, but that no promise could be
given beforehand As to the manner of his recor-
EitioD; that would depend upon the pleasure of
tie sovereign al the moment. The upshot OF
the matter was that the English consul con-
cluded to be received with this understanding,
ard that the MikadO having carried his point
stood during the ceremony. The momentous
question whether the Mikado will hereafter
stand or squat in receiving the diplomatic rep
reseBtatIves of foreign countries, it may be pre-
suIne,!, is now settled, and we have no doubt the
world vii breathe freer st the announcement.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
Sal Ay............AU$ust 10, 1874.
The Star By Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
Any pcrtiOn OF il, can have TEE STAR mailed 10
their address for such time as they desire at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied > the money, should be sent to the bust
ness Office OF the paper
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The Demi-Reps are raising howl about being
d6featedin North Carolina by trickery and fraud
Wen, we have only to say that if the republican
managers beat Senator Fenton, Aleck. Mcclure
BiunenbuTg. and Bill Wood ut that Chinese
game they must have got up particularly early.
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ct. JOSEPH h DENVER CITY RAIL-
8 ROAD COMPANY,

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, No. 81 NASSAU ST.,
NEW YORK, August LIST, 1872.
The Coupons and Registered Interest, due August
Ugh, ls72, on the First Mortgage Eight per Cent,
e per cent? Gold Bonds Of the St. Joseph and Den
yer City Railroad Company, BOTH EASTERN
AND ESTEGN DIVISION, will be paid at tho
Cfice Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
the City Of New York, upon presentation ard de-
mand, on and after date, free Of tax
FRANCIS A. COFFIN,
auel Wv Asst Treasurer
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u o ; A u A l. /
- The great Blood purifier is without a par

w LLTANSBURG, VA, April "a, 1859.
Gems: feel il due suffering humanity and to
ne celebrity Of y9ur valuable preparation to say
That have ed the ROsadals with the most decided
advantage. As blood purffs- it is without a par
sllel. believe il Will cure every eruption of the
SKIN which flesh is heir to, Decides posses ain z
great tonic properties. Ny family would not be
without il. RESPECTABLE
aulO- eC6t = ~ IrvErv
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COAL AND WOOD.
MEDICAL, &c.

HR SASDhEa. Las 1rs.. Et-o+.u g...T-.
hoTt!oI, oan b ccBsa;t"f grlsEteiV al,.rs q
= 81 10 iU o. n et La T-s'dsIsue, 1909 Es..achu-
sefs sFtEDe, betsrt- lgth aud Ilth -,raefs \ W
ti,IN BE srtsi S2ger siH ia treating over 10 900
seses 81 The Y. Z. NeE oral H7-pitai, sHf = p-s~
iice OF thirty years eElcnE boa ulate .us fsfeale
~ ca var a. az "a . = GAys.
n b.-bpon tire T>c-irf % efa, soyice aud ne1..
Zine VII be seai by -sss he .srr..sts 20 cur.
IT, Slurtsry emissions. AVIS !,
E'fasLf ptcEssEs treated ana Uonnnen~uf
advice and medic vii - ss-t AefraSs .r, ~
I6onfsoS, No 90 b. Ists street, Philassl.
paia. saaIy L.
NE. EUJTs EBESCH PUNrEhs, CsRTsts
" SShs Tor nerN GA. DEBILITY s-T1iss kA.k-
siols csussd ty inuiscrrtton, Cor errhses. 6irss,
ocroeois, SIN Dssosss eSphilis ~ al ITS ore.
speedily clT0d
E1ese~ crrcSs< $40 Mem, Gi.cs-1sa
sold ~ Nssblngtcn b Va b. ESrwtcE1
Druggist corner fenn8y lvHFte and 1gth F-rs-.s
Prtnr - per OoX. seut ~ mail tvs-fr
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what strongly resembles a withdrawing re-
port has just been made by the governors Of the
BicomiDsGale asylum, who were charged with
Tie investigation of the allegations of late pa
tents relative 20 that institution The commit
tee reTOrt that the charges of violence to pa
tents are without foundation in fact, beyond
Tie LAMENTATIONS of the deceased minds Of pa
uents, and that the charges OF social irregulari-
'es they hrmly refuse TO believe, after thor
'ugh investigation. There are thousands OF
!t0iIe IN New York and elsewhere, however,
NLo VIII believe the representations of sane and
re-iable parties who have been confined there
sooner than they Will the report of the COVER
r. rs whose province it is to guard the reputa-
Z, = OF the institution
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King Amadeus has sigued decree providing
for ths gradual abolition OF slavery in Cuba and
Porto Rico.
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The PGtriot does an act of simnIa irs.i,o ,,,.ar,
T. aIops party rancor for a moment 20 saw ,Iot
g - Spinner's Illness " cam, from the constant
l.. r. day and night, of years, which ever ONE
l. & knows is characteristic with that of ser Of
Ge Treasury" During the four wears OF the
~er Gen. Spinner never once LETT the CITY. 40
i'-ssing were the duties deyOlving upon hin, in
o'inectIon with the issue OF the new national
-Frency. He slept in the building, and worked
IL sixteen to seventeen hours per dsy-sun-
avs as well as week days. Secretary Stanton
'Sed to tell him that re was the hardest work
II & officer in the civil service, but the general
vas inclined to believe the secretary more en-
titled TO that credit than himself.
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EFREN DIR THOMAS, OF LANE THEO-
Wy IIgcal E n mary late of payt n. Ohio. will
hirSt TT MORROW MORNING, al IL o clock. st
DIR. suuderlaud's Church. ia street. 1t.
There WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
~ BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC
SOfOOLS, held at the Franklin school building, on
II kSIA1 ENkHlNG, 18th inst at ~ clock
lRep. s Chron.l 4. FARDOE, Secy.
~' WHAT MUST / DO TO BE SAVED %
RR question which the clergy, catholic aud
pIOtestsnt do not and cannot answer. Christadei-
phIIn Synagogue, corner Eth street and New York
Venue: TO MORROW, (suudayJ a. Ii q. m
Public invited. lts
~sT. JOHNS MUTUAL RELIEF ASSO-
S CATION viii meet in the basement of the
ImIS sculate Conception Church on MONDAY EVE
MING, 18th inst, at 30 O'Clock ali those elected
at last meeting, ard those desiring to become mem
bers are invited to BE- present.
hEy. p. v. MCCARTHY, President
:. w. MULhaE1' secretary. aul0 2tt
~ SEVENTH DIsTRICP BEPUBLICANs.
~ ihere VIII be amsss nesting Of the RepubI-
cans Sc q The SEVENTH DIsTRIC T, at Bethel Hall,
d ST. Get, between 18th and 10Th streets, on MON
DAY EVENING, August 18TH, at 8 clock, for the
purpose OF nominating candidate for the Legisla-
i've Assembly. All Republicans of the Seventh
i,lstrfet are requested to be present By order of
the President: WIN. A, FREEMAN
r. I. FREEMAN, Secretary It.
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FOR SALE

LoR SAL. "A good BUGGY. ~ tor. ApFi, a.
COON CO All nah street. " suto n
E'CR SAIE- BLACk BoRSE, yssrs %. q
II me eve =, sClirU. viii stand aUl -
wsrk m any bArL s-s. Th,s : chance - l-H
sbtstn horse, tstionatly ono u tue
Inject IA thu CITY sECu.t make = spienrrI family
iorse, = chfi csn drive him n has Ten -,
so IL s,ff A. IN ms frTf her U-" Tor
b ArTly 80 JANIS kELLKHEks stahl~. 40
street. belN,e en- y and - aufC 81
tTok sAlE-srpCk and FiNTURES % sol
t-lSbtished business. IL ll D. solI ~ bar-
- - l.Catiou St0ck vtrE light God reasons
hl,ee Tor se.liGs. Address NJ N. par ofcs. - 80
tNh Shlt-A BLACK PONY. kira aud e-utl-:
- ,,i.ei5 undtr the ssto 10, - v1l IN -
SIG arlicL isriy Atzpfs-i a. a Iafs In
ne ~ lln..s 20 driving Appiy ~ r--a SSyh
~ h,tlhNes' corner - Efh sra 4 strert- between,
ttcanee ite Surr r"tures = is~ce- hsr.a- 49,
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lie panic created in the ranks of the Dem,
hels by their defeat in North Carolina is 81 80,
Il! the TACT the Baltimore Gazette il -
aoeu' 'he result in Maryland. -;,s -. ss,,.
thousand democratic majority s...s.a,.
heve that enough negroes Ano Aneo's - pc
the District of Colurhs can be importedtrom
like the Ga-,t, Il that intelligent paper
result in Nc has its nerves unstrups by the
ynoraI,ze nth Carolina serves 10 show the de-
Narv. lion II is working in that partv. If
n. Iand is not sure for Greeley what state can
-ey hope to carry? We shall expect next TO
hear them entertaining doubts about Kentucky.
Mr.. Summer departed from his usual custom
last night in responding with q speech to the
serenace Of his colored admirers. He has hith-
frto considered it undignifed and unstatesman-
Ike TO make speeches, or even to show himself
Oh ScSA occasions, and il Is eli-known that he
has never yet descended to the vulgar level o.
political stump speaking-all his POLITICAL ar gu
ment' coming either from the Senate chambe,
or fror the stage of the lyceum Hisinteuse per.
eonal dislike OF Grant may incline him, however
to take the stump in favor of greeley bsfors tbs
campaign is ended.
King Amaaaus has siOuaa n dacraa
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATION
IL FOR

l.
IL FOR
REAL LIFE.
THE WASHlNGIOE BUSINESS COLLEGE,
non 1or business pursuits, including all bTayhe Of
TIE DAY SESSIONS afford the best oppr rtu,,i,
rs Tor young gentlemen and young ladies' between
Ire ages OF IL and 70 years
THE EVEN NC SESSIONS are especially d.
elGn Tor men and womel. and You H. y no ar, IN
2ageo dun ing the ia! and seek promotion
TT r bl Slk ESS COT kSE COmpri.es. En.fp,ss
Arithmetic, Gramp ar. tompCsitiru snd Cone onf-
ence, commercial Biography, Spelling, headiur.
ard W. clsnation, Penmanshir, Bo- kkeeping ar
Tiled TO the various branches of business az ual
husInfs Practice. Commercial. Law, Palitsr4l
Economy, ard L. cidenial Lectures The course -
fhus hi m two departments: The Preparatory De-
nartment and the a d. anced Business ipepari-nEns
eipdtLts IN each department assigned to Glasses
-uited 10 their alta nments
j be rates of tuition. by the irstaiueD. rlgD
place the advsni of this institution witt in the
reach OF all. The scholastic year begins NJ "A fAy
= pteinter2 OTaduates receive the Diploma %. the
tatiunal .ssociaiioD OF Business COLLEGES.
For particular Information, c2ll at the college or
address tor circular, II. g SPENCER Presid mt
Mrs. Z. sPEfCtR, Prin Ladies tept. eu9-lm
EUMBERLANDyA VALLEY INsFIlUrEfa.Icg
~ BEv. q EGE son.
Sftuated al MtchaniCsbnrg, miles west of Uarris
turg by rail. 18th scholastic year beg ns 81 m.
Der 9Th aus e5!-a
HOWARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and facilities
II unsurpassed. A ii me & hool for Roy. pre- lar-
ing for Pusin'ss, Coli &c, West Point or Naval
soademy. ENfenses : 10 per annum. Send tor
circulars to Prot. g. Mathews i. NJ. Mathews
cate. ". II Lsu Gley. E,q W ashiGgton,D c. Rev
}. " I'm y. tYgpTCETgNH. d. q. auc2 I'm
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- S0l ACNKS oE LAND ar PEINATEs.rE
-.DoI IN nUNTGpMsRY col - = SO =
MAINLAND

o,osnse TIE % oer retgre. = is-se- hNr-s. sa-zt'
253il ACSks ,,SI LAsn So sklyArks,LE
' IN hos M tS,,n.Sh COUNTY,
he sIG.eriesr intending nd = si.c',,ipus lrisg
rgmeTy county, NJ. the residence = tie tNA&
,sIs Ler,S finch: Son f., ~ ll
tu-uT he I-a.lirs frrrn Rscssilla o. ~,.tou1 -
y, sno ihe ashirgtan and Point n X '-ss rsi-sad
az ,ners rare .uiurCment - ary ccv''srisa IN
NAshlnEtau e. G. desiring O. purchssa ,.rrt-y
- s.l- zee ter guiy clst-ut % miles l1 rrl from
i,at en- hour. II u stout mA.s s,utb-s-t I'm
ROCKVILLE. The rrosr f..aIt- consist ID g. uutt-
q. Us and c1ra'nrfsil- dwelling. large baro. corn
I5 u,+' srsI a,y, good stsi'ng. ice house. mat
o,r, 80 elfis house n ssrd. bee use, r' . q
fne w. 49, y. q arr ~ r,''r .aiilnr sPrins &
are nts" tn" orchards "a bs.riur. ~ arpl-s,
state cf cultivation, producing eo,l -. = 49,,
S"ih tNs' ca- grass, A.. larga prop rti n teirIr
cc.veuient . rhnsch,s stho,s Az spi sSAith' "Ha
-, y N ee-,Ting 10 PSrchase he above Prop-
q psruesl. e. IG23 q street. Masr.a.f'' y -
tCCIrs &. FixcIi,,''
Coon pASTUBAGE FOR 90 HEAD or
t hobs -. Any person desiring pasture
usnge e itC late Lel d v Finch. ; milss sthea-t
o. ms X sssk'aiis;i Price pr horse s. per week.
-. L u. y
I AND AND STONE QUARRY FOR s.IEoS
- the heiropoiitsn hrs0ch o. b. 40. 4 r. -
acre q land, seNera b. ldigg sites Ove-kinz the
T. y
neighborhood, good school. adjoining 81 IahaG
Gaihoile CaGrch, one fourth nile from BrookvtIle
Turnpike, two miles from Di-tri-f line THOMAS
J BhOM n, wheaton Post once, MontgomeTy
county Mo. p2 Nv
FOR sALE-FAKN-Threeh hundred and twenty
i've acres u MD three Va les from he Aqus-
onct and rye miles from Lcne bridca IN hi.xsnArta
county. Va, known HAL : hfl." with three
god nWeAIuE Houses, well wal-rc,i. and al \ gsir
state % CulttN atCn. - offered fur sale whole
"hi be divided ~ sGit purchasers. THE u rare
uP5CrtuBits To rurs hsse land by and in siFhf
% the national capital. 10 commands a futl view n
the Potomac river from Alexandria a. W.shiuetpa,
over iuoklnH al Ot tae District Il Columbia sid =
portlsn q Mar land. Visitors d.-irE d. purchase
VIII he shown the premises with pleasure.
BASIL IA l.. Hal Hhi,
ylt-lm' taH mile from Ball. Gross h rads.
LOB SALE "a. stock. good Nill aud fixtures u
hr1--Class BOOT and SHOE STORM centrally
located snd do'.g good cash business S.tisfsc-
toy r.as az ga 90 Tea -O4.s q. Apply % ANDREW
y JOYCE, st Andrew :. joyce L Coz IA~rfNas
Factory. ccrpcr ls-h and Y -. sd
Er0E SALE-FIFTY JACKSON WAGONS, ss{s.
v able fu- farmers ard hEaN- ha ulins
GEk, hsGEATH BELL,
and 81. saIl ~
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LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING.

kOARDlNG-hsrg airy ROOMS. nicely furn-
~ isbod, with the best of TABLE BOARD al r. as
onabie rates. Good situation. and line OF street
cars; 3l3 New York avenue n. W. augS 2w'
GOOD BOARD, PLEASANT Rooms, AND
~ prices moderate, a. 2lO5 corner Of Pennsy Iva
Lila avenue and 2lst street. nlayl-u
E'lkSTCLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
L FRONT Rooms, to be bad on snsble terms
st 1907, corner Of Pennsy ivsie avenue and 18th
street. Good location. and accessible. mhls-ly
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WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Call 5. ssion will begin SEPTEMBER lITH
Thorongh Instruction. careful supervision, Id
gcssoEsbie charges. Address
,9OIm Rev. JOHN WILSON President
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
WASHING TON, u. e.

HAShINGTON, ~. Z.
The PrSpaIator, Department OpsDs Sept. llth, ls2.
The Medical Department, :, Oct. nh,
For CATALOGUES. containin. full infarns,iop
in regard to the several Departments, address the
iys7 IN th.SstocIo JAS. q. YELLING.
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, Washington
cry tnsa.S9 ard F,sae, Bao'itns and Day
". PArRo PTiucipsi: Msdsme sCHi stFSe ar5
9,aie PrInsipsl; assisted ny compe,ent teac GERS
solid English education, cont lined with especial al
'1 Srre .n to and % he Fr.ch
sPPly to Book Stores apd al No. i5so stfert t TIE n
p neir ais can be found after August 2oh, at their
rtsldeice. D2i colin"
NEsTERN MAINLAND COLLEGE
partments, Westminster, Md.
This institution is under TIE special patronage of
Protestant Church, but is strictly free from any
secthrsnism, either in its Course o. Study Rues
sepai classes, but all have the advantage Of in
siIgcton from every Professor having charge ofthe
The Vice. Principal, Rev. DR. Nichols, the Pre-
crptress Miss Banee) and several ether meEb-rs
have dseehs if the bosISs ana
corps Of thirteen Instructors The Ninth Sent An
Eusl Session will begin September s, lS72.
EXPENsEs. PAR SESSION OF ~ SEEKS
Tuition 10 Pr paratory Depsrtnent--.....-.. Il 5,
Tuition in Collegiat +" $1,000. ~ ~
ments -. .. - 49,. -. $500
Matriculat on Fee, payable on entering COL
legiate apartment l-.--.---- ~
Nc extra charges for any study in the regular
course FUr catalogues, address
J. T. ARD, ID. D., President,
Jy25-eolm Westminster. Nd.
I AsELL FEMALE SEMINARY, ACBUBN-
IL DALE MASs.-fOnr years Classical Course,
including Greek. Prices reduced last year. Music
under direction Of DIR. kben Tourjee Access g. all
the advantages OF the n Z. Conservatory. Psrticu-
Isr attention paid TO common branches. Special
facilities for German. French and Painting. Next
year begins Sept. 18th. Address Rev. CEAs. ".
CUSHING. jy.y eosm
GOLDEN HILL INSTITUTE AND FAMILY
NJ BOARDING sCH0eL FOR BOYS, 2ridseport,
Com. School be gins Sept Eth.
jys-2m Rev. g. Is. DAY, NJ. D., Principal
G eTITCTH FOB YOUNG LADIES,
lbs, ANGELO yAOksOH, Principal.
918 New vark avanua. uovthveA
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

1IUST BE SOLD A desirable BUILDING LoT
A'1 On street, between ah SUD $40 sire ts uSrf
part lot time Inquire a. the Star Office sl6 =
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nSs TIE ILLS THAT FLESH ARE BEIRTO
Wy are many, but remedy for them all is fur
rlshed by nature. There is no doubt that for every
disease there is antidOte I'm the vegetable king
Gtm HE aborisinees were the victims OF MANY and
athsC mnlades, yet they found in the wilds of
their forests remedies sure and powerful. Acting
on tbs belief, DR.. TUFTS SARSAPARILIA and
ctEENS DkLiGHT is offered the public as a
most highly concentrated vegetable cora pound, pos
ss1ng extraordinary power for the cure Of Rneu-
matism. Neuralgia, Scrsfns. Ulcers. Swelling OF
the GLANDS. ETUpiioDs OF che Skin, Female diseases
Liver Complaint, Secondary Sy philis the effects Of
Mercury &C. 1t is n most powerful alternative and
tlcCd purifier, and 1T the same time SO harmless
that it may be used by all.
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JUAN BOYLE d CO.

REAL ESTATE OKERS,
No. 7l3 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTS BUILDING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-27
AUCTION SALES.
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- On THURSDAY, the 9th instant, at 10
uSv,ef gentleman declining housekeeping at
No. ZIG 18th street between I and X streetsnorth-
%sss opposite tsrras1t SQUARE the above
new and in perfect order.
house for rent. For particulars inquire on the
premises.
feb2l GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.