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The weather.
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WAR DEPARTMRET, Office Chief Signal OF

WAR DEPARTMRNT, Office Chief Signal Officer,
WAsHINeToN, DC, Jan. %, 1872, 10 am.
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENTY-Fou r
HoURs.-The barometer has risen quite rapidly
since Sunday morning at the stations east of the
ROCKY Mountains, except over the New Eng
land states, where it has fallen somewhat. The
temperature has decidedly fallen from the lower
lake region southwark and southwestward aver
the southern states; clear weather is now pre-
yalhng from Pennsylvania to Iowa, and south
ward; partly cloudy weather, with occasional
snow, over the lake region and the New Eng
land states; the area of highest barometer Is
over the southwest; brisk and high westerly
winds are now reported from Virginia to Con-
necucut and over the lower lakes; the lowest ba-
rometer is over New England and extends
northwestward into Canada
PRoBABILITIEs.-The barometer continue
rising from the Mississippi eastward to the At
lantc, with continued cold yves terlv to nortberly
winds, and clear and clearing weather; clearing
winds veering to northwesterly, with falling
temperature over the New England states to-
day; partially cloudy weather continue over the
lake region; brisk nOrthwesterly winds are pro-
bable for the New England coast, and continue
along the middle Atlantic
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Larges. Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
M6NDA Y.............. January -, lS7S
The reckless manner in hich the hard-earned

The reckless manner In " hich the hard-earned
money Of the depositors in the swindline savings
banks in New York city has been sauandered
has started the question, How can a system At
fOrding absolute security for the savings of de-
positOTs be devised? The New York Herald
strongly recommends the adoption of the postal
savings banks that are now in successful opera
ton In England, utilizing the existing organiza-
ton of our Post ONCE Department for that pur-
pose. In England, a law was passed which
turned every post Office in the kingdom into
bank of deposit for the benefit of the working
classes. PrOfting by the experience of the
most successful Of the private saS.rgs banks,
the hours of business were extended till eight
O'Clock p. m, in order TO afford every facility
to those employed during the day to place their
spare money in a place of security. No high
rate of interest was offered to induce deposit; in
fact, the rate was rather nominal than real not
exceeding at any time two and a half per cent
But, on the other hand, the advantage of
absolute security was offered to the poor
which they could nowhere else obtain, and
which, in their estimation, was above all others.
This arrangement had another advantage-it
allowed the deposits to be made with an amount
Of privacy that had never before been secured.
and people were enabled to transact their mon
etary business without attracting the attention
OF the busy bodies of their neighborhood. This,
in itself, was a considerable advance on the old
system; but the chief cause which led to the
rapid advance of the postal savings banks, in
the good opinion of the people, was the
knowledge that no speculator could waste their
money, and that every shilling they put in the
bank would always be at their call, subject to
the rules laid down for the management of the
institution.
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They can't raise sheep in the Old Dominion,
owing to the ravages OF several hundred thou
sand half-starved, mutton-lOving ours, and vet
Richmond correspondents and newspapers say
that although the members OF the legislature are
in favor Of putting tax on dogs, yet they are
afraid to do it because 1t is unpopular" There
are thousands Of acres of land lying idle in the
state which might be made valuable by raising
sheep. We Of the District are interested in this
question of cheap mutton and lower prices for
wooden goods, and therefore seriously ask, with
the Fairfax county Ners -" Would VIrginians
rather breed dogs than sheep?'
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"HOIsT BIZ THEIR Own PETARD."-The St
Louis Democrat, republican paper, hits the
liberal republicans rather hard when it says:
"They have pronounced their own condemna-
ton, and Numbered into a confession of the
badness of their cause by boiling the national
republican convention in advance. What right
have they to assume that the republican masses
in whose patriotism they have professed to con.
tide, will not do their duty as citizens? What
hand, that the people represented in the coun-
Try in '6S, and who have since repeatedly ratified
their national and state conventions at the polls
from one end of the land to the other, are so i'm
beetle or so dishonest that they will be oyerrid-
den or bribed in their career this yeari This,
and only this, is the impudent assumption on
which men, hypocritically calling themselves
republicans, have gathered in mass meeting
and appointed another mass meeting to name a
presidential candidate"
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l. GAS WORK OF 81 REET LAMPS
OF WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN.


WARRINGTON 1877. (
Proposals viii be received by the Board Of Public
Works until noon FEBRUARY !, 1879, for keeping In
repair The gas work q the public iamGs Of Nashing
81 ,l2 The repairs to embrace the following work
burners burner cocks, drip cocks, drip boxes, &c
to reset all broken posts, and DO All gas work
ssry 70 ksep sne iamge IN SoGo ngnsne condition ana
Each bidder viii be required before presenting his
the sum of two hur dred dollars, taking receipt
therefor, guarantee thashe will enter into and
ance with his bid. The money 80 deposited viii be
refunded to the unsuccessful bidders after the award
Of this contract. and to the contractor after the Gem
pletion Of the contract.
The Board reserve the right to reject any all Of
the bids.
Proposals must be indorsed " Proposals for Keep
ing in Repair the Gas Works Of street Lamps q
dressed TO the Vice President OF the Board
ALIX. 3. SHEPHERD, Vice President.
jan26-td
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When MIR. Dawes, in the debate on the NAL
content memorial, remarked that it was his
habit to hit the head OF a rascal when he saw it,
there was tremendous ducking of heads in the
front seat OF the galleries, occupied by Crane,
severson s Co. conscience dues make cow
ards of US all -
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The temperance reformers in Massachusetts,
having denounced tobacco as well as rum, and
declared that the appetite for the latter is slim
ulated by the use of the former, the New York
Tribune wants to know why it is that the Mahom-
medans, the greatest smokers in the world, are
both temperate as regards the use of liquor and
long lived.
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Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2e.-The Stock Board adj.
Journed day out of respect to the memory of
y. w. Zimmerman, deceased
BALTIMORE, Jan. 29.-COtton buoyant; low
mlddhngs, 21xa2lI. Flour Dull. Wheat firm:
Pennsylvania, s159as1.6l. Corn irmer; white
southern, 65a70; yellow southern, ca; mixed
western, 69a70. Oats steady; 53a55 Pork frmer.
SAY asl44. Bacon firmer; shoulders, ca; rib
sides, -; clear rib, 8; sugar-cured hams, bali
Lard firm, 94a1O. Butter unchanged; small
business. Whisky steady. 90 a94.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Stocks weak, Govern
ments dull and steady. Money, 6a7. Gold
steadyst94. Virginia skies, 81; new, 81 North
Carolina's, 30; new, 15X. Exchange, long, o.;
short, 9%. ~ y
New YORK, Jan. 2e.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat firm and quiet. Corn shade
frmer.
LONDON, Jan. %, 11-30 p. m.-Consols opened
at 92K for both Bonds fiat; 1S62's, 80 \; iS65's,
old, 80; 1865, 90; 10 40's, 91X.
PARIS, Jan. z9.-Rentes opened at Sc francs
90 confines.
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While California and Nevada want grand
juries abolished altogether, Ohio and several
other states are endeavoriDg to amend the sys-
tenn.
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Consump,'ves who have gone to Florida for
the benefit of the health, write home that thew
have only one objecticn to the climate-it is
never cold enough to stop baseball.
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PRIZE FIGHT QyE-Tom Allen and Nike
MeCool met at st. Louis Saturday afternoon TO
arrange prize tight, but 1t came to nothing,
Allen refusing to fight for less than 81 so, and
hike McCool for more than 81 .OOO.
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AND SILVER SPRING

AND SILVER SPRING
N RAILROAD.
Books for Subscription for Stock in this road viii
be opened on the 9Th and remain open until the ~
Beard Of II ade Rooms.
Conmittee-simon Wolf, John B. Clagett, and
John Van Riswick.
J2sIw JOHN b. CLAGKTT. Treasurer.
MA PpBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING
u9 will be held st WAUGH NJ CHURCH, un-
der the auspices of the sabbath school, on re- rs
DAY EVENING, 30th instant, commencing at Z
O'Clock. Hon. j. p. &. SHASKs, Of Indiana, will
preside, and addresses will be delivered by Rev
yoHs +. LIGHrER and Hon. senator FERRY, Of
Iiehigaa- Choice selection of music By the
cnon.
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NOTICE TO DEP0SIT0gs.
tbs BRREDMAE's SAVINGS AND Trust CT

SIX PER CENT INTEREST begins Fabrpsrv
let next. nake your deposits on or kefote that
each year. -Four per cent. on business sccounts
srS1 date Of deposit. janz7 -dtd
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Government Securities.
RfOck R4DOHf.


i By Ihs Western Unton zssesrapA ConsyaayJ
NEW foRk, Jan. 39-First Bosrd.-Ig.1 O. H.
ee. ISL, coupon, ll51s B20s, "a, coupon llOS
sSs, q. coupon, nos; s1D's, IS, coupon, iila
s2s, Ss, coupon, liz; 10 D's, coupon, IIOk; Cur,
Tsney os. n5; new per cents, Ito; Mariposa, =;
Canton. 50; Cumberland, -; Western Union TeIe'
graph, ,2'.; Quicksilver, 1sx; Pacific Mail, $50
Fargo Cos. Elk prsss, go: American Express, 90,
Snl,ed States EXP; COS New York Central and
Hudson, gss; New York Central Scrip, e2K; Erie,
Ss Erie preferred, -; Harlem, ll6; Harlem pref a,
-; Reading, lis on d: MICHIGAN Central, IFS. Lake
Shore Michigan southern. 80; Union Pacific Rail
road, M Illinois Central, ls7; cleveland Pitts.
burg. 9l4; Northwest, 7254; Northwest preferred,
sll Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, and Indian
spoiis. So; New Jersey Central, III: Rock Islaad,
lHH; Milwaukee and St. Paul, So; do, prefsr'
req, Sh oGd: wsbash Western. 7ei; Delaware.
Alton Terre Haute, =: Hannibal 81 JOSEPH. "a
Shieaso and Alton, l20 do. preferred, I23l2:
Chicago and Indiana Central fzA Tennessee IS old,
scIs Gq ne SoI 9i nIgns Ss, cd III do Com
SRa S ss new ,, Missouri s. "a Central Pa
Gold, l09ssss. Market steady-actiye
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I EssONs ON GUITAR AND PIANO for Is and
IL $40 per quarter. Please leave address at lis
Music etore, Pa. ave. References given. 1885,
LOB sALE-A yeI1E beautiful. small, upright
L PIANO, Erard nLkke, but little used
Apply before ] p. m. No. 3. Stoddart st MA
Georgetown. j29- "xvv
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DROPOsALs FOR KEEPING In REPAIR
THE PUBLIC PUMPS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

WASHINGTON, -, 1872. (
Proposals will be received by the Board of Public
Worh until noon FEBRUARY 1, 1879, for keeping in
repair the public pumps in the District Of Column
ba for the period Of enc year from February 1877
the repairs to embrace new material, and all work
necessary to keep the pumps in thorough working
order.
Each bidder will be required before presenting
his bid to deposit with the Collector Of Washington
city the sum Of one hundred dollars taking receipt
therefor q guarantee that he will enter into and
carry out the contract If awarded him, in accord
ance with his bid. The money so deposited will be
refunded to the bidders after the award
Of the contract and to the contractor after the
pletion Of the contract.
ing in Repair the Public Pumps in the District Of
Columbia" and must be addressed to the Vice
President of the Board.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
OF the bids. Any bidder may bid for q specified
number of districts said District Of Columbia or
for all Of them. ALEX. B. sHEPHERD,
j26-td Vice President.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOB SALE A neat two story BRICK HOUSE,
,sSst.in,ns s,r gems ,s and summer heseG; and
Sam; On easy terms.
north"s Viii 7s rosSs sss .. ,sh terms. .sTs:
orisinsl LOT IL IN .Snsre 81, fro.tins a. ,.., nm
sch street: between and = streets: a bargain.
o :ss,s srss, near .srs.t s s.lle css.s
LOT a. in Hs..s subdivision Of Noun, Pleas
ring along Grant avenue, making two corner lots.
Al.o. several FARMS IN Maryland.
The above real estate, belonging 30 the estate
:s Ss s s
So ssd :" %sRSkR t E ss s st the ss,
N: RoHRER, Nsw York ave. and Oh Ct. jinii Il
Ss 81 sff 40 f ESSsk for SS
e April price rs.scsabe, and term. n sssn sn
VIII rcnt Store for SIS, Inquire Of LITOHFiEID
fOrt avenue .psi sEtsfL re 4 fHs Sc~
FOB REsT-Ihe STORES aoI and zoe as 81,
and building above, now occupied by ). Gold.tein
lures and Safes for sale. jan.-a
EoR REET-suits Of FURNISHED ROOMS for
Esoi Me- u mi, 9Th s or sithos, board
south S 'front.' '' 'i avenue ID door from s srs'
EoR RENT-Two COMMUNICATIVE Roos~
nshos or al So ;Ss street. aes s' s
ences exchanged. dece
EOR RENT-A SALOON PARLOR, with Dining
vel, srn.bsd In a,Ss Ds HOUSE nes, ana
moderate. Inquire at iaa3 @ street. nofS
LOB RENT-The STORE ae1 a. street, oae door
business or once. AppT 70 - Go col 81 COY s
next door. iRspJ nOas-tf
FOR SALE Or RENT-HoITSE No I4I2 Penn
r DCSsSa2s, ss s E:!s,: sE Sis.' Of
F9R6 RENT,Neyk iurnl,hed, . .alt 81 PAR
nunicatins With bail room and WsteS ecs@t COM
yenient 20 departments and principal ketes; suita
e IS: 5. s. BOND. ncrtSsssf corner q'T mn an2
streets noiu
FOE sALE..sUBgRBANR EsIpENOKs-Thrss
S .ss Of i. O. and At
curing but n moderate cash payment,
One Of the above win be rented;
no,-n Corner 18th stree. and N N. =. srsSse.
FOB REHT-A desirable aud eommodisu.
,;,u.isS IN With all the IN, modern tmproysmegts
terms and particulars inquire at 4s1 Pennsyiysnis
EoR REET-Tvo ROOMS in q frst class house,
north side can be had Handsomely furnished either
separate :p or Together. No other occupants except
AASpy At the Star once By letter: address 81 New
q R1 KEsT .1,,I Is.ss BOOB n the y; o. As
So;, foTneriy used by P5Sf Csglhed for mSsies
O. A. Building, corner oh and D streets an 9s.tf
ZOE SALE Oh RKET-The elegant COUNTRY
= STAT recently occ1Iied b. 2. ID. Gilman, on
dining residence OF d. McCleIand; one Of the hand
SO p ass ss
mh23-n
FOB SALE Oh LEAsE.-Tbe three large BRICK
l. BUILDINGS corner Of q street and New jersey
EBSSS6 GSE n sosKhs. 81 SSf5GGS'
loch street, Baltimore. sul2-r
E0R RENT-The large DWELLING HOUSE
- Ae5 Pennsyly ania avenue, six doors east q the
National Hotel; wide rooms, stair and rss-
sA9es: locality Tor o lawyer OF physician.
TRANCK TAYLOR,
mB-d 32A Indiana avenue
LOB RENT-six nne OFFICE Rooms in tn
soutn sfde Se la-h
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II VAL TICE.

TNEN PER CENT. OFF FOB CASH.
We shall continue to allow Q discount of ten psr
cent. for cash until about the 18th 10Th Of Feb
rusry usual time OF taking stock, and will in
clude in our sales all sur SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS left from last season, comprising:
Lupins Black Worsted and silk Grenadines.
-" mise Cloth, all qualities.
Back Eomsazines, ..
Black Mouselines, 4" -
Lama Lace Points, Z"
French ysconets and Lawns
French Swiss and Tarlstane Muslins
Plaid and Striped Hainsook Muslins.
Jaconets, Soft Cambrics, &C., &c.
One Price only. No deviation allowed. All goods
W N sHUsTER BRO,
919 Pennsylv ania avenue,
J29-d4t between 9th and 10th streets.
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MOST AMUSING TOY OUTi-Causes inanimats
W nsures 2 dance % the mnsic q piano, -
st. west, between Penna. avenue and st.VuSvs
Asests Cor Si<f Pianos, and manufacturers Of ant
dealers In Musical Instruments generally.
Pianos and AL Ausical Instruments tuned and 70
paired. decl3-er
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l~EsPECIAL NOTICE.

~EsPECIAL NOTICE.
3. Col DsTEIN CO. will close on. all Of the
eiRa Loan ONCE, under tn. Metropolitan Hotel, al
Ist "a and "a 4 Auction Positively every article
T 9t Dc sold this week Great Inducements Of
leItu 70 lhe Iaoe ana others. Jan29-u
~ SOUTHERN EEIE1HsYBLIcAN AsssCIA.
RECEPTION AND sOIREE.
FRIDAY f EvsSIEHG sf Fs sr a. %.
TSass can be procured Of the e09mittee A. the
EiaifiG send hSdisoTs Capt %ep Nv webster
Col: Oscar Ess'mond, Assistant poOTkoeper Hoa a
Rs es Reception will commence S
NJ SPECIAL NOTICE
SIX PER CENT INTEREST.
THE FREEDMAN's SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY.
BANKING House OPPOSITE THE TREASURY.
All deposits of five dollars or more made With this
SIX PEA CENT interest from that date paya able ally
and January in each year.
-FOUR PER CENT. paid current business &C
counts. Gall and get q copy of the rules. jan27
rTHE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,
CORNER 18th STREET AND New YORK AVENUE,
OPPOSITE RIGGS BANKJ
Pays elk per cent on all deposits from ten cents
to one thousand dollars.
Money deposited on or before the Sd of the month
draws interest fr, m the first.
HENRY A. WILLARD, President.
VIM. sTICkNEY, Vice President. jsn2s-9t
TwAThB RENTS.
WATER RFcrsrp.pis Orrrcv
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, )
WASHINGTON, January ~, 1872.
ofhce will be open from to o'clock D. m for the
receipt Of Water Rents.
The attention OF all concerned Is again called 20
the law REG uring thewater to be cut of for pay
Ftbruay, la2. TIMOTHY LUBEY,
Ian25-t Water Registrar.
TwAsBIHGTON GAs-LIGHT COMPANY
uS An election for Directors Of this Company
during the ensuing be held at this
janis tfsbs CHAs. B. BAILEY, Secy.
Ne NURSES SCHOOL AT FREEDMENS
S HOSPITAL.
The course OF Lectures will commence March 6,
1872, and will continue for three months.
FIii and practical instructions will be given upon
proper care Of infants.
The Lying in wards Of the hospital, under the
charge Of one Of the instructors will afford pportu
nifty Ter illustrstions Of the subjects Taught
RoBERT p No. sPsy
i pTes: s1rSeSS s IN shnEse e EEsed%ep H9spts
935 New York avenue, physician Of the Lying I'm
wards, or at the hospital. jan6-m
| I EssONs ON GUITAR AND PIANO for Is and
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Ia p MLcHANl0AL oPIISIAs: @A@
First quality Brazilian Pebble. jan25-ly-
GRRAT BAR9AINe Zine Solid Gold OHAINS
NJ LOCKETe and yEWILRY, warranted, 10 Be
bad q CAROB BAZAki91l Pa. sv.s betWeen 81
sDh l0sh st.. below auctsn Urioes. ocg-tY
DOTATORs.-sOO0 bushels schooner Potomac
Il for sale By HEWITT SrRANG.
or on schooner, at 18th street wharf. janis i0t-
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GREAT CLEARING SALE.
FRENCH MERINOEs, Coo.
al all = wool H3pL ga SATI INES, 4oc.
i52StS %Rts si adSSs Csc; ,o
WlNTM GO3D,; of every description,
OofaSSs' As Low Low As ANY HOUSE IN THE
~ ONE PRICE TO ALL.
began 4 wYLIE,
/ jan z-h lels and 1920 9TH street N. W.
PRoPesssk5Ss L EeR THE H5, FEESTIoH OF
Board OF PUBLIC woRk,,l
e s. Ssss.: !. ssss:s ss
70 ,fEBRyAEY3, la1, for the erection of 9 SMALL
and Which Can Be seem 1t the ONCE Of
Adolf Cluss, Eco, southeast corner Of eth and r
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bid TO spos with
to the credit ct the BoaId Of Public Works the sum
therefor guarantee that he Vi. enter into S's ana
carry out the contract awarded him, in accord
rounded !: the bidders ssrSe aware Gs
Of the contract and to the contractor after the
The building Is to be completed within forty days
IRON ms aware ' ?, s'1 cS'l ALEX B. SHEPHERD.
A NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD,
"A Near G Street Wharf, is selling
js-s.. J. McioUGHLIN.
II B M.
The undersigned begs leave to inform his custo.
ners nd all persons that, in connection with his
regniar cuisines: he is prepared TO PUT UP THE
BURGLAR ALARM ATTACHMENT, whereby all
premises banks, safes vaults and privat dwellings
can be made secure against thieves
Also, is prepared to put ELECTRICAL BELLS
in private houses. public buildings hotels and hotel
elevators.
Call and see samples and get catalogue at
e. SCHNEIDERS,
PRACTICAL BELL HANGER.
jan?6-tf 1907 F street, N w.
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w SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN AsssCIA.
RECEPTION AND sOIREE.

MASONIC TEMPLE E,
FRIDAY EVENING, February Oh
Tickets can be procured of the committee at the
following places Gen. Rutherford and VIM. nirnie.
Third Auditors; Captain 8. A. Rapp and j. w
Lluirio, Second Auditors; Capt. W. III Webster
Pension Cffee; DIR. J. X. Walsh, Census Bureau
Col. Oscar Eas,mond, Assistant Doorkeeper House
Representatives. Reception will commence az S
O'Clock precisely. iao-5ts
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;. Col DSTElN L co. will close out all Of the
halance OF the Goods on hand in their Old Stand.
2Os "a stu ee prior 10 their Removal TO their prin-
c1Pal Loan ONCE, under the Metropolitan Hotel al
private sale until the LIST If February, and on the
lst ID and Sd at Auction. Positively every article
fered to the trade and others ian2g-tf
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DR; MOTIFS FRENCH Powders, CsRTlIN
- COhE for Nervous Debility, seminal Emfs-
slons, caused by indiscretioR, GOnOrrh9a, Gle~<.
Scronula, skin Disease, Syphilis, In ell its fsros
BdlsaSz Cepdrsa asd Me-c,sry di.oardsd
Sold In Washington BY VIM. b. ENTWIsI0
prugglN corner Pennsylvazia ave. and l2th,street
Price IS per boz. sent by man 5yss,
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NJ SPECIAL NOTICE
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST.
THE FREEDMAN's SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY.
RANkING Hole nppnsIrr TUE Tnr.s-nu

All deposits of five dollars or more made with this
company on or before FebI uary next will draw
SIX PEA CENT. interest from that date payable Jaly
and January in each year.
-Four PER CENT. paid on current business &C
counts. Call and get q copy of the rules. lan27