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Serious Railroad Accident I'm Nass,
ehuSeffs.

SPRfNGSIEID. Mass, March G-The 3
train, this morning, from this CITY 20 Bo>' i. q.
was thrown from the track, about a mile az 4
half east of Wilbraham, by a broken rail. t.,
engine and baggage-car passed over the spot Ina
safety; but the smoking car, In which were
about twenty-five persons. ran down an en-
bankment and turned partially over. All the
other passenger cars ran OF the track. but not
on the embankment. Fifteen or twenty per
sons, mostly those in the smoking car. were
more or less injured, probably none fatally.
Those who wished TO return 20 the city were
brought I'm on the O'Clock train. The track is
travel
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AMatrs In Utals.

CALL FOR REPU BLiCAN CONVENTION.
SALT LAKE, March ia call has been H.
sued for a republican convention 20 elect dele
gates TO the National Convention IT Philadel
phia. The call IL signed by Tom Fitch. ex-
Secretary Fuller, j. Mann, Daniel II. Weeds,
and others.
Ex-uNTTRD STATES ATTORNEY RATES
telegraphs that he is victorious by the all OF
Mathew Carpenter, and will return to enter a
nOtle prese4ai In all criminal cases.
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CBARLEsTowN, W. Va. March l6.-rhe
Cbarlestown Courier publishes to-day an article
written by kr. Walker. state printer. concern
ing tie frauds alleged 20 have been perpetrated
by his successor, now one of the proprietOrs OF
the Wheeling InteIiioeRoer. IL If charged that
during two years the public printer Grew from
the treasury over $4,000 upon illegal AMI
fraudulent vouchers; that he also received a
large proat on paper which the law requires %
be furnished at cost.
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The SMALLPOX IN PHILADELPHIA.-Dr
\. X. Smith, OF Baltimore, gives startling
figures respecting the ravages Of smallpox in
Philadelphia, where vaccination has been
much neglected. He says that no epidemic
pestilence, not even cholera, has, within half a
century, been equally general or fatal, thu hills
Of mortality presenting an average of more
than Ae deaths week during the autumn and
winter. 1t has ragged during a period nearly
Ten times as long as did cholera, and it has
not vet ceased.
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Something More About the Recan-
ture Of Zacatecas

NEW YORK, March ia MatamOras special
OF the 18th, says General Mejia. Mexican Mn
lister of War, telegraphs the recapture of Zaca-
tecas, from the City OF Mexico. On the an
inst. he had received an official telegram from
General Rocha, dated in Zacatecas. ON an
preaching the city Rocha encountered the
rebels under TreyiDo, on the hills i'm ths yicn-
ity. He attacked Immediately, and routed
them, capturing all their infantry and artillery
trains, and great numbers of prisoners. Their
cavalry alone escaped, and the government
horsemen were I'm pursuit.
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Summer 10 Preside az the Cincinnati
Convention.

A N. Y. TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT SAYS -.
NEW YORK, March l6.-The TnbERs Wash
ington special says an important fact il an
nounced from a source that cannot be ques-
toned, that Mr.. Charles Sumner has consented
TO attend the Cincinnati convention, and pre-
side over its deliberations. He was approached
on the subject some time ago, but has only now
consented to Ike any active part in the con-
yentOn.
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The New York Custom House Inyestt.
cation.

The Senate Committee on Investigation and
Retrenchment this morning resumed the inves-
tigation of alleged fraudulent practices in the
New York custom house.
Mr.. Thomas Murphy, ex-collector OF the port
OF New York, was called to the stand, and was
when he had been collector about two weeks he
made a change in the general order business BY
removing goods from Mason & Co.'s store to that
Of Leet & Stocking, removing the goods mark
about $50 bales Of goods which were not on the
custom house books. Mason soon after de-
camped. and has not since been seen in New
York. The removal referred to was the result
of consultations between himself and experts in
the custom house. who all agreed that the best
interests of the government demanded it. There
was no outside influence whatever brought to
bear upon him in the matter. Don't think it
occurred to him at the time who the owners OF
Leet & Stockings store were. Had no consul
tation with the President or Generals Porter or
Babcock in regard to the removal of these
goods. The above gentlemen never used their
influence with him in any way to promote
Leet's business. He had
TALK WITH THE PRESIDENT
at Long Branch, in which Leet's name was
mentioned, about one month after the removal
OF the goods from MasOn's store. The Presi-
dent said that he preferred that Leet should 90
west or south into the mercantile business. and
leave New York entirely. Last fall, while wit
ness was talking with the President at the
the course Of the conversation the President
said: /" Mr.. Murphy, there IL SO much talk and
scandal about this young man Leet having the
general order business in New York on account
OF his connection with me during the war that
l have come to the conclusion that he had better
leave"
In the course of his testimony Mr.. Murphy
said he had never asserted that the general order
business was not under his control. He was in
structed by the Secretary of the Treasury to
remove Conant, DeCamp and others for a{Rli-
ating win the democracy. Knew Of no one who
ator Conkling never asked him for the appoint
ment, retention, or removal Of any employe. At
the time our report closed Mr.. Murphy was
being examined by Mr. Pratt
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Mace and O'BaldWtn 60 Fight for
&1 6(DO I'm M

PHILADEIPHIA, March 16--Articles OF agree
ment we're last evening signed by Mace ami
O'Baldwin for fight for 50 500 a side. 10 come
on in Virginia on the 10th OF July. Five hun
other instalment 20 be paid by july LIST. EN-
Congressman John Morrissey IL the stskehold-
er. Mace again stated that this is To be his last
fiRhH
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PHILADELPHIA, March l5.-wm. III. Kemble,
former state treasurer, and Samuel l.. Moon
are about 10 commence suits for libel against
the New York SVn, for the publication OF let
ter from Harrisburg, signed .'Justice," CT ar =
by Evans, and charged against the state a.
commissions Tor the collection OF names from
government on account OF troops raised during
the war. Other parties implicated by Justice, !"
will pursue the same course.
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FREEZING A Boy TO DEATH.-A Step Mothers
renseonce.-A son of Thomas Carter, of HYDE
Park, who diG q few days since, now appears
70 have been frozen to death, through the treat
ment of his inhuman parents. The boy was
only eleven years old, and il seems was fastened
up in cold closet under the stairs, with scarcely
sufficient clothing to cover his nakedness. The
result must have satisfied his step mother, who
is reported to be the author of this inhuman act
for he was frozen stiff in the morning As vet
no inquest has been held or investigation made
into the alleged facts. The father and step
mother are both addicted to rum.-N. z. Sand
ard. 18Th instant
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LECTURES.

L ECT L BE.
IL AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Seventh street, between d snd streets Northwest.
On SUNDAY, March 18th, by the Rev. FATHER
kEANE. q this city, under TIE auspices Of the
Orphan Asylum: Subject: !" IRELANDS PAST,
AND lis BEARING ON HER FUTURE"
ture TO commence at 8 O'Clock. Being unable to OBJ
tain the ices of the Rev Father Rooney W no hss
een advertised for the above lecture on account Of
that gentlema having been taken suddenly i'll the
Re-. Father keane has kindly consented to deliver
the lecture Tor the above prsseworthy object ml4 81
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this question, No REGULAR employees other thru
hose IN cd in this schedule have been, or are no
employ ed in the Attorney once Occasional ceri-
cas- services have been required. which have been
.ddiiisn 10 This, Mr.. ,. v. Csh,li he. been en-.
pad as before stA'ed.
DIGESTION VI The total recsirts and e,pen li,ures
lSl 10 the LIST cay Of March iS72. with the names
and salaries of ali the men employ ed in saia d.
parfment durfnc said period, whether AZ clerks
cisuehtsmtn, messenger, mechanics labor rs
the water fund.
AisEer. Sea- reply of Water Registrar mark a
containing copies of pay rolls and statement Of
eipfs and Expenditures.
Ores ion VII. All the contracts, plsns, spscifca
tIous, snd estimates 10 relation 20 the canal in IA
Antwer. Th' se were furnished on the Sth Of Feb
ruary. and are OF n'ed in the testimony on "a ses
re m is TO ~, inclusive.
Qasstion VIII. The grads on Pennsylvania ave
Tue on both des. from 18th street 20 stTeef
ersdes on street north, between l7th aud l9th
Answer. The accompanying plats certified 20 by
<, Oertley, ASSISTANT Engineer, marked a D. .
The grace ~ y street ia in accordance with that
affirmed by the board; the board has no Zee "a n
srade OF Pennsylvania avenue 18th 10 Sd street aud
have not takru up this subject.
question TX. Cory az anv petition, memorial or
rspOri inside or submitted TO be Board az pu.lir
Nolks, IN relation 10 the imSrog sment of Exst
.apli.l street by csmmittee, OF part 81 q cotmi,
Tee, a. meeting held at Grants Office in Octob r
last. OF which meeting Mr.. " lillian " iIliaus Of
indians, was chairman: said comasitte. was & an
osed as foil We Z. 4. Holden. w. L. Line In "
: Atkinson, Geo. N. Oyster and Y. 5 Fredercks
answer. Sc copy OF minutes Of meeting referred
70 &c; also, extract fr m Journal B,ara 81 PubI :
thereon, marked II y
Very respectfully. &c,
-. ALEx, r. SHEPHERD, Vice President.
Adjourned until Monday,
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The Word white, I'm the West Virgil
mia COmstia uliOu.

CHARLEsTOwN, W. VA, March 16.-The
constitutional convention was engaged yester-
day in a discussion on the propriety OF using the
word white as a qualification 10 Office. The
members are well divided on the question, and
a lively time IL ANTICIPATED.
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An Army Ohieer COurt-NartiaIea for
ALLEGED Voucher Raising.

LOUISVILLE, March ia court martial - v
session here, General Gustav presiding, 20 Try
w. III. Campecn, lieutenant Of the 4th Infantry,
for fraud in raising the amount Of vouchers
while acting al Paduca in connection with the
commissary department.
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~Seven thousand women belong to the Ger
man International.
rarepa Rosa, as well as Nilsson, lost a
large amount by the IRE In Chicago.
- Crcquet has. now been put under the ban
by Western clergymen. =
0According to the papers over one hundred
ladies are studying Law In this country.
~Our friend Qaiz says he has two vehicles
one In the barn, and his wife's little suiky.
git Is foul to shoot wild fowl in MARYLAND on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and sundays
~Domestic young lady tmaking a pie)-
" Frank, the Kitchens no place for boys. Has
dough such an attraction for you 2" Clever
ieRr!n
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CAPT. FRANCISCO JOSE DE FREITAs, of the
Brazilian navy, sent out by his government to
examine the lighthouse system OF the United
States, Great Britain and France, arrived here
yesterday.
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QUEER DEVELOPMENTS IN THE JUDGE BAR
NARp lNvEsTIGATIoN.-The examination into
the charges against Judges Barnard and Car
doZo was renewed by the Judiciary Committee
IN New York yesterday. Ii IL understood that
the evidence related to the charge against Judge
Barnard Of granting exOrbitant allowances to
counsel and receivers. Jay Gould testified that
The accusations Of corruption against Barnard
IN the Erie suits were untoundcd. Gould stated
that in 1859 he had paid Samuel j. Tilden a re
tanning Zee OF el0,0 on behalf OF the Erie
railroad, ana from that day never set eyes on
Ti9en sntil he appeared as counsel for the
plaintiff in q suit against the COMPANY.
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WHAT A MISSISSIPPI LADY DID.-A Missis-
sippi paper tells very refreshing stery of
young lady who, on graduating from school,
went home, hired Q few colored laborers, and
went TO farming. The result OF the first season .
experiment was six hundred bushels of corn,
large quantity of potatoes, and 500 realized
rom the sale of cotton, after all the expenses Of
the year were paid.
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ALIEN r. SHEPHERD, Vice President
Adjourned until Monday.

JUDGE DAVIS ACCEPTANCE OF THE LABOR
hEFoRM NOMINATION FOR PREsIDENr.-Judge
Davis accepts the labor reform nomiu alton in
the following terms, and, il is stated, is coun-
~eilng with politicians and Committeeman for
The advancement of his chances:-For the dis
uneulsned hohor you have conferred upon me
by rendering me the nomination of the labor
party OF the country, desire TO return nv heart
ielt thanks. My sympathies have been and are
with the labor element of this nation. NV whole
NE may point to as a struggle from obscurity
upward, and trust that il has been throughout
OF That exemplary character which will com
mend me to the confidence of my fellow-men.
The present distinction has not been sought by
me, and il Is therefore peculiarly gratifying "a
me. Il accept il in good faith, and must ex-
press the hope that your efforts will have the
effect TO crys'alize the movement into your own
best interests
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SoMB MEMBERS of the law branch of the
japanese Embassy visited the Police Court to-
day, in company with Judge Fisher, and seemed
much interested in Judge Smells summary
method of tisposing of the cases brosght before
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The RUTH-MRDLICoTT MUspER-Yrs. Ruth
Released from Custody.-Mrs. Anna G. Ruth,
charged with being accessory before the fact to
he murder Of her husband, Isaac NJ. Ruth, by
Dr, John y. Medlicott, was brought before
Judge Bssset yesterday in Lawrence, Kansas
on writ OF hdJecs corpus. The prosecuting at
torney announced that since the decision of the
Supreme Court against the admissibility as
evidence OF Ruth's letter, written the evening
before his death, her conviction, under the
present development Of facts, was impossible,
and be did not desire to retain her in custody
any longer. She was therefore discharged.
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The PRESIDENT saw no visitors on business
to-day, and was in his OFF ce only a short time.
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THE HOUSE To-DAY.-By an ord:r passed
yesterday, the House of Representatives met
to-day as in Committee Of the Whole, for debate
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How TO GET NEW TILE.-Seedy ind yidual
enters store at Newark, y. j., and selects pa
per collar. Seedy customer No. appears di-
rectly and eyes No. 1 very suspiciously. No.
departs, when No. 2 informs clerk that he is a
detective following No. 1, who he believes rob
bed store that morning. For the sake of dis
guise suggests that clerk exchange hats with
hi N. Exit No. 2, with fine new tile, leaving
scrubby ditto.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Nj NEST ,TrEsPsSY EVENING.
AT OLD RbF fEL Lon is.f HALL.
iEf Ds asD scHoo SGarHas
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN Mr.. j. G. Sayille. Lessee and Manager.
MONDAY EvEkING, MARCH
AND LIVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK,
An Original Drama, in five acts. by Mr.. Aagussin
DIVO RCE,
., Introducing the following New York Artists:
sssn nr Sol Sh
Oliver, somers, Richards, Mrs. Sol. Smith, Misses
e nnB
~ II. GIVEN iS MAkEixaE; ''
- Ae nI Isi owI The n HGsBaND TAKES THE LAW
Act "" THE DIVORCED" NO.
sArt R1HHF 81 ixd GJIock.
On MosNAT sE :S Marc, March =, return for Six
J. e. OWENS. mll-tf
National THEATER.
~ NILSSON.
THE STRAKOSCH GRAND ITALIAN
OPERA.
Messr.. MAURICE and MAX STRAKOSCH re-
spectfully announce
FEW GRAND ITALIAN OPERA NIGHTS
in the week commencing
MONDAY. MARCH 2J, 1879.
The Company comprises the following eminent ar
tists:
MILE CHRISTINE NILSSON,
MILE LEON DuyAL, MILE =. FERRETTT,
MISS ANNIE LOUISE CkRv,
si noss oSlfs2uL' SIG M6s sR .SSEkE,
MONSIEUR JOSEF JANET,
SIGS. REICHARDT, LYALL. COLETTI, &c &c.
GRAND CHORUS COMPLETES ORCHESTRA.
MAX MARETZEK, Musical Director 4 Conductor.
The sale Of SEASON TICKETS will commence
WEDNESDAY, March 2Dth, st Metzerotts Music
Store Full particulars shortly. MILL .wfs
OLD MOI ON EXHIBITIoN {Nxw No.
,r ass 81. AND y. SALE z4 ass e..
MARkRITER'S,
90. ll6 7th street, between and = streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Choiee Oil Paintings, Ensravings. Chromos, &c.
Also, largest stock Paper Hansings, Window
5hates, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tss.
.els, Rings, Nails, &c, in the District.
- TRIMS Cash.
Please remember Name and Number. ap2sly"
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A GENERAL AGENT OF the Post Office Depart
ment is investigating the Richmond Office,
where demoraliz alton and confusion are aid 10
evil
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PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE Japanese
are keeping quiet to-day. They viii 60 20
church TO- morrow, and on Monday they will
visit the mint, and commence tour Of the large
industrial establishments i'm and about the city,
under the guidance Of the committee appointed
for the purpose.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S32I4l5.
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fais splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world
HARMLESS, reliable, instantaneous, does not certsia
esc: sny -ttalfc poison TO produce paralysis
Boosting virtues they dc not possess. The genuins
". a. Bachelors Hair Dyo has bad tkiyiy ysoy.
1Etsrnished reputation TO uphold its integrity az
she only perfect Hair pye--Blsck or Brown. Bold
~ ell druggists. Applied ut Is Bond street, New
York fob-tf
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TIE TRIAL OF MARSHAL BAzArrr far tho
capitulatien Of Metz IL expected at Paris. and
just now occupies public attention. As he can
be tried on'y by his peers, there IL some Difficulty
In the French Assembly to constitute Q compe-
tent court martial, nearly all the marshals of
France, (of whom the court must be composed !
having been themselves concerned In some
capitulations or surrender during the late war
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Death II Dr. LesserRan.
SAN FRANcTeco, March I5-Dr. Jonathan
Letterman, medical director Of the Army OF the
Potomac during the war, died to-day.
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~ So Louis Cant Get the Capatal she
Will Take . Post once aad C~urt
HOuse.
ST. Lours, March 15.-The Legislature today
passed bin authorizing the United States 90
acquire site in st. Louis for post ONCE aud
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Hon. II. III. STAEKwEATHER, chirman of the
House committee on District of Columbia, who
has been confined to his room for several days
past with an affection of the lungs is better to-
day, and expects to be able to resume his seat
in the House in daY or two.
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Hon. GEORGE EUsTIs, JR., formerly a repre-
sentative in Congress from Louisiana, died in
Cannes, France, on Thursday last. He was
son-in-law of Mr.. W. W. Corcoran of this city,
whose only daughter. Louise, he married few
years previous TO the war. Three children re-
suited from this union, who now with their
grandfather, Mr.. Corcoran, at Cannes. Mrs
Eustis died few years ago, and it was in COM
memoratiCn OF this lady and of her mother
Mrs. Corcoran, both of whom were named
Louise, that Mr. Corcoran Established that benefi-
cent institution for destitute elderly ladies-the
"Louise Home" Mr.. Eustis came of Massa-
chusetts family, a branch of which settled in
Louisiana. He graduated at Harvard, subse-
quently practiced law in New Orleans, and was
elected a representative to the Th rty- fourth
and Thirty-ffth Congresses. For several years
past he has been an invalid
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TIE FsNIAns are making preparations for a
grand demonstration throughout Ireland in
favor Of amnesty on st. Patricks day.
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PIANOS, &c.

A RARE CHANCE-Having determined to intro
- duce In this city the celebrated SOLO,
AAChER PIANO, Philadelphia, which,
1es ne newest improvements, I.agnifcentuvy Nv
'one IL better finished, and more durable than any
nher Piano made, now offer the same at s. per
sent less cash than any other first class Piano can
oe bought, or for reasonable nstalments. Gall and
sxamine for yourselves.
dsc1a GAIL RICHTER, cas- Penna. ave.
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CORNs, BUNIONs, CHILBLAINs, Vascular
~ kxerescences, CLUB ana lngrowins Toe nails,
ana other diseases OF the fest, relieved without
At Dk WHITES establishment, No. SIS isthi
Branch Once No North CSaries s,reet ssar
Baltimore street, BaltimoreD
How TO CURE CORNs:-Wear shoes close "A ttins
about the instep, loose at the toes and have the
corns renewed occasionally before they become
painful, then-the pressure Of the shoe and corns
upon the distressed parts being avoded-the tissues
viii raduAlly assume their normal condition and
the skin become smooth and natural. But though
the cure be entirely effected, considering the great
amount OF duty the feet are obliged to PERFORM aud
the danger OF tampering with their ailments IL il
generally safest 20 have them cared for
oy some one skilled in their treatment. febl7-tr
RITTER AND EGGs.-Choice ROLL RITTER
= IN ha.f barrels, and FKESH EGGS received
daily by express. For sale by
~ THOMAS 4 CO,
nh43t 315 Sth street, near D.
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hCEvOY'S HIBERNICON.
AV1 NEXT TUESDAY EVENING,
MARCH 18th, 1872.
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
For the benefit of ST. ytNCENT'S ORPHAN
ASYLUM AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. Come
all. milo 2t
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JrAN BOYLE d co,
REAL ESTATE BROKERs
No 7l3 FIFTEESTH Strict, PLANTS BUILDING
FOB SALE
handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE on south A
street between ID and 50 streets with all the modern
lnRroN ements, small cash payNents and long time
On balance.
SEVERAL FARMS,
sman and large, the line Of the Point of ,cks
Railroad. within = few nisuses walk Of the depot;
within thirty minutes y W sshingl0R. Terms easy
ALs1,
Tine % 100 acres the same road and ssuE distance
from depot, improved BY Bo1se, &c
SIN LOTS.
Near CAPITOL, fronting on New Jersey syenus one of
The nness situations in the city
hOJ II on North street: 500 cash, baISuce
IHEEE HANDSOME HOUSES in the ives, en-.
uorprS ,,o-, Also,
TWO HASDSOaE HOUSE 50 on Nj1th :.-ss,
MONEY To LOAN
In sums q RON : SO 10 sIJlo0 % real ests,s.
nhS-u
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AHAI.H oPnciAxs,99e
No. 1927 PENNSYLVANIA xvHNus
GenG11e Brazilian Pebble eDectacleo janl3Aa
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A HEAVY CLAIM FOR BACK PAY.-Chap-
lain John j. Keane, of the navy, who was
recently confirmed As chaplain, and his COM
mission dated back to some time in 1861, has
filed claim in the Fourth Auditors Office for
pay in accordance with the provisions of the act
OF July Is, 1870, which provides that the i'm
creased pay of a promoted officer shall COM
mence from the date he is to take rank, as stated
in his commission. Chaplain Keane claims
nearly Sl3 600.