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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-21

WHAT BcsroS SAYS TO Me. SuMyER-The
Boston republican newspapers differ with Mr.
Sumner more in sorrow than in anger, but at
lie same time they are trying to keep open the
ath for his return TO the confidence and honor
Of the party. The Journal believes that he win
surely ''see as plainly any man that the politi
cal exigency of the nation is two sided and only
two-sided-it is either republican or IL is demo-
cratic The names on the latter side NAV he
What they please-democrstic pass yist. conser.
vatIve, or even liberal republican-that matters
nothing; the policy will be democratic or MOTH
ing, IN virtue of the overwhelming weight and
nome ntum OF that element. There NAV be re-
FUbiicans who imagine that the path TO Cipeip-
nat Il only divergent one from the republican
road coming in again, a. they think ON bigber
level; the truth is. il sinks straight toward the
democracy, 80 far a it goes at all. Perbaps
there are others whe have a missionary zeal for
making over the democratic party at this late
cay How much was accomplished in that
Political vineyard by Mr.. Seward and Chief
Justice Chase? How much did Henry Ward
EeecheT effect with Johnsonism No. Mr..
IIunbuli and Mr.. Sumner have no sort of en-
eouragement IN that field or effort. We cannot
believe that the latter, at least feels an mpulse
10 sacrifice himself for any such cause and we
cherish the hope that even the rumors of sucb
n catastrophe will soon become no longer nos
Sible."
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Governments Securities.
MaFk cts TODAY.

BALTTNohE, March 11.- virginia skies,
coupons, old. 81; do, new, 59 Virginia consoli,
dated, IS; West Virginia's, IS bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, March 21.-Cotton duh and nomi-
nal: Il a2l1-nOthing doing. Flour firm, but
not quotably higher. Wheat firm and nm
charged. Corn steady: Yellow southern, 6ia6i:
nl1xedwestern, -. Sales, 10, 600 bushels i'm the
elevator at e2s62H. Oats dull: Western 51a52:
southern. 54a56. Rye quiet, 9jas1. Provisions,
quiet and nominal. Pork, -. Bulk meats
bacon and hams, unchanged. Lard quiet, O.
Western butter-absenceo OF business for want of
stock. Whisky nominal, S9ka90.
NEw YORK, March 21.-Stocks dull and steady.
Gold firm, 81 Money firm, TO 1872. Gov
ernments dull and steady. Exchange long ga I:
short, los. Virginia SIS, 81; new, 55. North
CaroliDas, 80; new %
NEw YORK, March 21.-Flour steady. Wheat
is held la2 cents higher, and very quiet. Corn
quiet, 1c. better.
LONDON, March 81. 11:3O a. m.-Consols opened
at 81 for money; 90 for account. Bonds easier:
lSc2s, s2's; 1865, old, osH; 1S67s e3X; 1O.4O's,
PARIS, March 2l.-Rentes opened at So francs
co centmes. ~
curities quiet and steady
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A yenr of Disease

By the testimony of medical men and of the
rTC-- all over the world, this has been an excep-
tiOBsl year for the prevalence of diseases of a
malignant type. What peculiar state of the at
mOoiEere causes this spread Of disease Is not
settled, but there is a deficiency or superabund-
aBCe of some element to occasion il. The man
Ter in which continent small pox has Travelled
ia this country, the steady advance of cholera
over the world fromits Asiatic lair; the alarming
DEVELOPMENT of the spotted fever, or cerebro-
spinal meningitis; the unprecedented spread OF
malignant scarlet fever, diphtheria, black mea-
sles, and like diseases in their worst type, are
Illustrations of this unpleasant fact. And the
stricken localities already decimated by one
form of plague seem to be particularly liable
10 others. BrooklyR, New York, not yet re-
heved from its attack of virulent smallpox il
now uSder panic from the rsvages of the
SPOTTED fever. Within the past few dsys num-
ters Of cases have been reported in yarious
sections OF that city, and it is stated that all
have proved fatal. 1t attacks children AMI
adults with like severity, and death fire.
queLty results within twenty-four bours
The symptoms are pain in the back and
head, with Strengthening of the neck. the
whole spinal column being affected This
leads TO lOck-jaw, and then death follows
This city, notwithstanding some cases OF small
IpAs SHOWS us usual low death rate. The fact
that the deadly form of smallpox now prevail
ing has gained so little foot-hold here is doubt
less due largely to the vigilance with which our
Board of Health followed up the work of securing
general vaccination. Their labors in this direc
ton were decried by thoughtle people before
any cases of smallpox had occurred here: lint
AL now concede the wisdom OF their precautions
In Boston we notice that the frightful disease
mas been warded Off by like precaution on the
part OF the health authorities. Inevery possible
way vaccination was encouraged, and, when il
was practicable, enforced, all applicants being
treated gratuitously. A strict watch, also. is
Kept IN the public schools; no pupil is admitted
who has not been vaceinated, and as no child Is
permitted to be absent from the school. all the
pupils are necessarily subjected to the preser
vstiye lancet The city of Providence shares
Ike exemption, having had but two or three
cases Of smallpox, while the disease has pre-
vailed more or less all around it, and this Is said
TO be attributable to the'Zeal of an enthusiastic
health officer in enforcing an effective ordinance
tor eompulsoryyaccination. In this, as in other
matters, az ounce OF prevention is worth pound
OF cure.
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one Of the fsyOrte arguments of the advo-
.sies u woman suffrage il, that it will purify
he ,-'uddy pool of politics, and corruption win
te ynhear, of. There may be no good reason
why women who W. IT to vote should not be Al
lowed TO do 20, but all this tai. ABOUT their ren-
ing politics is the merest twadde. The indirect
influence OF the sex in this city ON legislation
has generally had more Of evil than Of good in
it, because as a general thing it has bee. exert
ed b. mereenary and selfish women. and in
some cases by females tc whom even harsber
sdjeetives might be faithfully applied If wo-
men were allowed to vote, there is no doubt
tAis very class would be most active in politics.
a. they now are without votes. That giving
them the ballot would elevate politics is unlike
". Even good women are not proof against
contamination when they 60 to lobbying. From
the report Of the New York commission of state
charities, we learn that the ladies who have en-.
gineered most of the charitable appropriations
to the hospitals, &c, have eountenanced brib-
cry to a shocking extent. One lady wished to
get an appropriation of - 900 for the New York
city voman's dispensary. Some man unknown
TO her offered to get her 81 30, provided she
would give him all the grant above that sum-
! his specimen refner Of politics accepted the
offer, got - 200 out of a $1,000 appropriation.
and took faisely-ssned receipt for the balance.
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THE WEATHER

"Mk DkfARfhkNT, Office Chief Signal OHcer,)
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 81, 1872 10 am
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENrY-FouR
hoCRs.-Rising barometer has continued ex-
lending from the northwest southwark to the
gun ana eastward to the Atlantic, the highest
being now centra! over western Tennessee with
railing temperature, northerly to westerly winds
and clear weather, except along the lower lake
regions where partly cloudy weather with light
snow has prevailed; northerly to easterly winds
continue over the western gulf states; brisk ar d
figh northeriy to westerly winds have prevailed
over the New England and middle states; the
dspiay OF cautionary signals long the lakes
Will be resumed April first
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to westerly winds
Will prevail over New England. middle, and
south Atlantic states, with clear but Continued
cold weather very generally; easterly winds.
veering to southerly. are probable for the west,
ern gulf states; the barometer will continue fall
ing throughout and west OF the upper Mississippi
valley, with winds backing to southerly. and
gradually extend its influence sOutheastward
over the Ohio valley. and east ward over the
lakes dangerous winds are not anticipatet for
the gun and Atlantic coasts, except the brisk
tCras nOrfhe Astward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-21

A month or two ago the state editorial con-
yention OF Pennsylvania met, and with great
unsniTity adopted resolutions asking the legis
lature to pass a law amending the statutes of
the commonwealth upon libel. The house ac-
knOHledged the power OF the press" but the
senate defeated the bill repeating the present
unjust libel Law Of the state, whereupon the
newspapers are going for the legislators in a
style which proves that they are fearless If not
free. The Pittsburg Post threatens that the
press will make the seats OF these law makers
80 hot that they will yearn for the vicinity of
iceberrS"
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Financial and Commercial,

The New York money market was stringent
again yesterday, and commercial paper was
dull Brokers we're paying As high - LIE to
have their otocks carried until to- day. Govern
meDt bonds were quiet and steady, With no i'm
portant change in prices. In the stock market
Erie was lower. and the volume Of business in
other stocks was smaller than on the previous
day. Some of the foreign bankers who ha re
boughtimmense amounts Of Erie within the past
two weeks have been selling their stock In the
New York market, finding 1t difficult TO salts
factOrily make their exchange transactions
owing to the weakness OF Tuesday Of the foreign
exchange market. After Erie the feature has
been Pacific, which offers fully as many ia-
ducements TO Spectators.
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1rseUTHrKN MARYLAND RAILROAD

U3 I'm "IHoA D.
ERN MARYLANDR LROAD COMPANY. held
this day az the Banking House Of ant, Washington
IN ms city Tor the p1rpossof eecting twelve
months, the following gentl-n en- were unanimously
elected. viz: Samuel =. smoOt. John W. Thompson
I CITY: George Scott. Richard j. Capron, Willis
Gay lord, Ct the city Of Nsw Yors Alex suder Hay,
Shire; Benjamin g. Hsrris, DR.. John NJ Broom,
Ignstips Mudd, MARY land.
On motion OF Colonsl Sm-o', William p Hurting
ton, of Wa-hingto was elected treasurer
CBARLks II. WINDER. Secretary.
WASHINGTON. March Is 1872 mlo ri
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ALLIANCE BBTwREN GERMANY AND ITALY.
~ inmored that Won Arnim, who recently ar
rived at Rome from Berlin e. the hssrs.yor =
proposition for treaty Of defensive alliance be-
tween italy and Germany, whereby the posses-
ssons on Lorraine and Alsace is guaranteed To
Germany and Rome to Italy AMI hotb nsre,ss
are to unite their armies in case Of war.
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REPUTATION IN VIRGINIA.-The bill repu
dating all liability for the third Of the state
debt assigned TO West virginia passed in the
Senate at Richmonc yesterday, and goes TO the
Governor. The Governor will probably veto
this bill. but u viii become a law notwifhstand.
ing as West Virginia has declared that she Ia
NOT liable for any Of the debt This places these
eeruneates IN q very awarkward position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-21

At the railroad meeting last night Mr.. Ben
Green, counsel for the me morialists, said il was
by the merest accident he was not born on Cap
iiol Hill. His mother was on her way to this
city, but slow coach did the business, and he
Was born in Kentucky. That's whats the mat
ter with his clients, ss well; they are Of the
slow-coach order, born in Kentucky, or some
other Bourbon quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-21

PAINTERS STRIKE IL BRooKIYN.-Nearlv
81 the painters IN Brooklyn are on q strike for
80 per day and eight hours, and are interferins
with those inclined to work. The bosses Offer
Intellectually thiTty-two and q half cents Ter
hour at eight or ten hours per day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-21

Did FROM INHALISG LAUGHING GAaMr
j.. Sbaushsnk, died In the dentists chair on br'
Nevbrough, in 3ith street, New York, ve.tsr.
Gay, from the adm Illustration OF laughing gas.
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PERSONAL.

No HUnRy6 The oneen OF Spirits. ~. Mo-
4 de- elcped medium Il ing, hss the wooi r.,
pover Of cianEine lnck. tels the past, pr~s~af 81
iuture en GEES or failure of any kusin--. t.rs.,a
&C. &C. 1ss street, between let sna sew g-r.-,,
Neeae ns1n'
HATTIE. TRENCH, Cyafrrepss;. MI 49,
II bsstssS hsSts-1. Nfvss FAfIS Ia gistns c..r
rect and refs be- communists alton. Ctse ana v r -.
Der vcIdamul power % second stght. s2a ia-h
street, n W, het~een y and y mars sws
lbs. II. v. WRIGHT, 80 wi kso,rs 60.
W resgn' ssa Earsrffc FsBslctrH. has tska,
roons a Slc sth stceet. tef~ n and r. oppa.tt-
odo feiloss BAL. where she will b. happy q -
these v ho nay reeHfre her services. mars I'm
MI r. sAwfRR, tssTE-cls-i, Nassau T-sr
HsfiSsa, can be censulfed at her hoase, NJ
SIC TN ~ beiween q and n sts Island. IN an
importa ba-ine-s rsst. pre--nf and futare n I'm
DklNATE COMPILATIONS AT OH ma
II DAkBh =, on ~ street. three door. .coth a
the avenue. The only advertiser S.osCn iEei es the
prc'es-ion ss expert and spesial-t 81 disease a
the eenersuNes rgsns f"b2t I'm.
4 ADlEs SUFFERING Faon IRRFauLA6I
Ia ties, weaknesses, any c,srpizint p+enifsr +,
their sen should c0nnde IN DR.. LION. t6s oIf.a.,
fabiskes ard only reliable and safe Pay -risn p.l
Ing specially q female ccnrlsiut in tn citv a.
pec ieily invites Gail from those have 30
deceived hy s~inslers. He guArAntees -p.a.is
cure charge. Serqrdfs heosss fn- ladF -
fests. Rooms No. VII j street, between IN snd
sih. ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-21

IS THE RHODE ISLAND DENocRArrc Cox
SrNTIoS yesterday delegates were chosen to the
aemocrsuc national convention, IF one is
held. No resolutions were adopted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-21

TIE STATEN ISLAND FERRY Coxp.xv r~;u
he thrown into bankruptcy by It's defeat in 40 y
eTal suits BY relatives of those Who lost ths;,
lives in the Westfeld disaster sAe"
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~Cbicago taxes one cent on dollar.

- Splcago taxes one cent on dollar.
- Inc California legislature has passed tn q
bill compelling parties commencing IibeI sni
10 give security in advance for costs
Ihere were seventeen additional cases of
smallpox reported in New York Yesterday.
Six had been concealed.
III has been proved that Marshal Bazaine
dined with Prince Frederick Charles of pm.
STA shortly after the capitulation of Net.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-21

~ KNIGHTS OF PRTHIAS-Jo,pt C,mm;,
~ tee on Visit ion To Baltimore will me-, n,
Hall, q b and ID streets, on FRIDAY EVEN
II I'D inst, alta o'clock
IT. He FOWLER, ssc,y.
~MASONIC.-A resumed conyocation of I. 4
~ FAYETTE X. A. CHAPTER No will he
d deid sA1ehDAf EVENING, March 23i, at
All X Masons in good standing are fra.ernallv
lhNlttd. By order OF he Chs pter:
MI 81 JOHN EDWIN JASON Sec'v
Chronicle, Reeublicaul -
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EDUCATIONAL.

ERENGH AND GERMAN taught by an e,ps-
= I,enced Teacher, educated in France. ENC
kdarees Miss L. CANiBEkGER, care Of Gspersi
9tnIles, scott flace, CITY. mlieo
MI IssEs PORTER 4 GHAMPNEYs ROME
III SCHOOL FOB GIRLS, Oh Hadleg, Mass
The Summer Term will commence on NEDyEs-
DAY, April3, lG2 Circular. aud testimonials
Washington, D. c., or on application TO the Princi-
pals. nars1m
EKGLIsR, FRENCA, AND CLASSICAL II
Il eTTTUTB FOB YOUNG LADIES,
a IS, ANGELO JACKSON, Principal.
10. 9lG Nee York avenue. norfhWesf. ssT-ly
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DRY GOODS.

DOGAN 4 wYLIE
ofer advantages in all the varied departments Of
DRY GOODS,
.....,~a siAsoHABLE DRESS GOODS.
~ i HHR Akp LAcEs,
-.cou,,... No. HosSI 81. b., ASp GLOVES.
Open to-day 5000 yards nne cOlored AiIacas, ct
msrisif Nos loie and Ieao 9TH .tre.tN.w.
GARD1A AADr E EEfSt z. SEEDS FEUir
4. JeHn SAIL
8esDec ally calls the attention Of the public 10 his
exte,slss ssssStnsot Of GAkDEN andl9
The 8nesf anaIity sA1sn sis TINS 'e~s'n
fLSStS sitps, spbE.eing all tn. novelties
sS fEsRs iiS N y.
ecnsisfinR Of hsers. tsteadsrd and dw arf,l Piu6,
Cherry. ADricot. kectaripe. 90.
cRafEs sS ~ the assfs
BLACK BeRRIEs,. cURRANrs, Go0skBER
SHADE TREES. EvEReRIENs. ROSES
DAHLlAe. PHLOXE8s ykRBBNAs, .GEnA,
NUNS and Other bedding plants, with everything
psrtafpns TO the Nursery Business, al az noisrsss
e2i seventh str....
marl6-eos.- OpposIte u, q. Potent Once
N0JfCk,..Thst J. .. yUsrn, SIS 40, besweea
Sss !, ' iss ss a.q nv ~
n sHssoos s6s Ia sxs 30 oLorHrns Of an s,,.,
RAGAAk.nssgAins in LApIEs, On rs' and
PM - y ene.S Ohristian Associafioa. JviicisTy
shHsass on Z direct. Ssisssa On and ~, sOii-a
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BOARDING..

DLEASANT FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
NISHED ROOMS, with BOARDING. 1918
10th street, corner of Masssc husetts ay. MIC IT.
E'IRsT CLASS TABLE BOARD
HOWARD HOUSE,
feb26-lm Corner 9Th street and Pa. avenue.
EIRST-CLAsS BOARp, WITH PLEASANT
FRONT Rooms, &c . had ON reasonable terms
ct 1901, corner Pennsylvauia avenue and 18th
Btreet. Good Iooatio1 and accessible. unh1S-fv
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. CORRECT THE sTUMaC a.


Ne CORRECT THE sTUMaCa.
his well-ascertained ply osical fact that the
deraneed condition Of the siimentary canal The
bowels become constipst.d and sluggish and thence
As preventive and cnre. there Is remedy safe
and snre as DR.. TUFTS VEGETABLE Liver
wEsr PoyNr, Ca, Sept. 5, Is-l.
I'VE years and have with foriitade and patience
1S 70 the
T p Hs sDd: g s:a
the effects. i weigh more than j ever aid. and my
f: eff sher hs: Sssn
soon as there is an increase In the family you may
bet, il II is male, that his name shall be Tut.
Very respectfully, IA. DONALDSON.
T rs .d SAKBEf SsJ Sk NE DIR. TUFTS
~To THE TsEGT TA Ak PAY OF rHs DIS
Nofic. I. Ae,sos sirsn, thai the Board of Appeals
Tsss. ias A. %ssa ma
ton on the iaII pay o. .Aaca ~ q no 9slosk
session from 10 eIccS a =. ' rSTm o'ciocs p
"a; Of A.. sase Sdny SUNDAY ss Excepted And on
lh sH aays !. re 20 os e. m for
All appeals made to said Board OF Anpesi AZ aims,
snsn .ns nsa. s. c: Ss1 Be
S9xsEt GEok Saisp%%fIEIsa SS.' Or
RILEY sHINN. mari Ina
@~A SH4 sHlnsS Sily d AoHHRpfSIfT Look
roRrsrvnLE' PRINCE s5Cssss c., Mp.,}
At q meeting Of the cnrporaters Of the washing
ton City and Point Lookout Railroad Company, 9,
Foresfville: -
Ordered: That books Of .ubscrptiou to the cap.
tsl stock Of said company shall BE- opened on Xxi.
DAY. the 29th day OF March, l877. ax Rf1ey's Store
Forestvie for the pgr pose q enabling ell persons
who may desire % 70 do 20 subscr be TO the Capital
stock Of sai1 company. Books win be opened 81 u
O'Clock O. N ;. aud clcsed at O'Clock ,. m "
DUNCAN 9. WALKER,
s-w,R HUTCRISs,
JoHS s. BOWIE,
febss I'm 20 CHIMES
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UNSTRUCTloN.-A reGnsd lady OF high attain
i neet. ecu-afed In Paris and bondou, seeks an
ENGAGEMENT where ability viii be fairly rema
neraied. NlliBg TO travel Address ACCOM-
hESrs. care OF Geo r. Rowell 4 q, No
Al Park Row, N. Y. ml9 81
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OsT.On the 18th instant, a childs NECK
l.! CHAIN and LOCKET. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving the same at No. INK
street northwest. It,
I OST-A BULLTERRIER DOG, of DARK. fawn
II color; has white mark down face and
A suitable reverb will be paid for the re-1A
turn Of the above to the Office Of DR.. PURVIS, No
Ills 3th street. 1T
Il OST-On Tuesday, the Georgetown and
u Washington street cars, a black Russia leather
POCKET BOOK, containing four tickets from Fish
ers bye House. and one from Writings, Pa ave-
nne; also, pair of Eye glasses, With black rim
The finder y i'll cblige 10y leaving it at 500 street
w II
CERTlFICATE No. % OF CENTRAL BUILD
OING ASSOCIATION OF GEORGETOWN The
public are cautioned not to receive IL. ocl6
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. SIXTEENTH DIsYRICTr

US =
The REPCBLICANS Of the Sixteenth Lepisla
yr district are requested % 4 at Turner daII
80 New Jersey avenue north, on rRIDAY EVE
MING, arch I'D at IA ocfocs for the pur nose ~
mak1ne the necessary preparations for particina-
ing IN the Eman patton Celebration on the 18th
proXlmo, ard the transaction of such other bu.i-
ness as may c = esented. Rv Ord.r:
-. SAMUEL III. WILLIAMS
1t Prest Rep. Club. 10th District
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M SPECIAL HOfICE.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST.
THE EREEDMaNy SAVINGS AND rRusr
COMPANY

All deposits on ave dollars OF more made with thi.
company or before Feb nary next w;lI a. !. !,
sx Pa GEM: interest from that date payable JuIy
ami January In each year. '
FopR PER rExr. paid on current business se
counts. Gall and get COPY of the rules, ianS1
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~IC The TAXPAYEkS OF THE DIS
S TRiCT OF COLUMBIA

S TRiCT OF COLUMBIA
COLLECTOR : OFFICE. District OF CoLuxB,Al
IN, W Ash lNSTON, u. c., March ~. 1872 (
The list 4 real property up7n which nny taYss
Itm 10 coe and anraid l. now being prepared, and
SOC IA as he list is compiler ed.
NJ 1ACtPllON WHATEVER WILL BE
MADE In ANY Gaze
Those who desire TO save the Expenses of siyer
semept and sale should call at ibis ecs AND settle
thei, inde btedse-s before pril 1872.
All personal property upon which the taxes for
the year ending June 30. 1871, not paid on or
b-'~ Ins LIST day Of April xt, shall 1 amedi
at-ly proceed to sei without further delay to sat
sfy the taxes thereon.
WM. Fl. SLATER,
Collector Of Taxes, District Of Coirnir
m2l-9t Cf.ics Co'""@'~ ,;ldi, a..
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DILL. II WEIGH. REAL ESTATEAG ENT
L AND MONEY BROKER Houses Rented
ard Bents Collected. Office corner Of 18th and +
streets, marN-lm
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MOST AMUSING TOY OUTi-Causes inaniuiats
W W ngufes to DANCE to the mnsie Of pianos -
y. west, between Penna. avenue and e st w NJ
Agsrfs Jov Sttsfs Pianos and manufacturers Of ans
tealers in d usical Instruments generally
paired decl3-tr