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and Commercial.

The New York money market was about the
same yesterday a. on the previous day. The
rate was per cent. and the exceptional rate to
stock brokers per cent gold The stock mar.
ket was ieytrish and active, Erie continuing he
reading feature, opening at CO, but soon fell to
% In London Erie declined TO 55H. Among
the many rumOTs afOat a. to the cause of the
decline in London was one to the effect that the
Heath * Raphael party have withdrawn from
the contest, the Bischoffshiem (Atiantic and
Great Westerly party having already obtained
controlling interest The Post of last evening
does not credit the report, and believes that the
HGa'h x Raphael party still have the most
stock. 1t Is very desirable for the interests of
toHo tde shareholders th:t the latter party
should carry the next election, for the BischOff-
shien party only want control for the purpose of
helping Atlantic and Great Western, with which
they are saddled, and which company Is in
position vergng on financial ruin. Govern
meDt bonds were strong and higher yesterday IN
sympathv with the advance in gold.
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Government Securities.
Mark eta To-day.

BALTIMORE, March 2S.-Virginia skies. old,
40; NIrginia's, consolidated. 5sH; West Virgin
las, 16; North Cardinals old, So < bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, March 2S.-COtton firm low mid
d!irgs, Z2a224. Flour firm and unchanged
Wheat active and firm; Pennsylvania, 81 .S0a-
/ So White southern corn fTmer, G3aG5; yellow
southern firm, 63: mixed western. 62. Oats quiet
and steady; southern. 51a56; western, 5ia53
Rye quiet, 90a9S. Provisions quiet and nomi-
nal. Pork, S13 !; bulk meats-sales of shoulders
are made at As; rib Sides Gao clear rib sides,
6ssa6A; bacon unchanged; sugar-cured hams
121al3; lard dull, SaaS%. Western butter.
buyers and sellers apart; choice 2sa31; sales OF
round lots are made at outside prices. Whisky
dull and nominal.
New YORK, March 2S.-Stocks dull. Gold
hTm, l0a Money firm, 7. Exchange, long
sa,; short, los. Governments very strong.
Virginia 6s, 81; new, 50. North Carolina's, Sc;
new. %.
NEW YORK. March 2a.-Flour duh and IN
changed. Wheat dull and declining. Corn
shade frmer.
LONDON, March %, $50 a. m.-Consols opened
at 90 for money, and 90 for account. Bonds
firm, 1sG2s, 95%; 1865, old, s33; 1865, 93I;
10-40's, S9B.
PARIS, March 2s.-Rentes opened at IS francs.
% centimes.
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The Maryland Senate yesterday made step
wards settling the matters in dispute between
g state and the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
l. adopting the report of the committee. after
'aendipg il 80 as TO provide that the state sha!
~.cePt $1,000 from the company in lieu of what
D. ,iaimed to be due for the year 49, on account
81 the eapitatiOn tax on the Washington branch
he conditions are that the company shall paw
81 that the courts have adiudged it to owe to the
-'a'e up 10 is'l, and that in consideration of it,
IaXing SO, OoJ yearly in the future the capita
ton tax will be repealed A minority of the
senate fought against the compromise, but il
as adopted by majority of nine.
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HE New Workers are in a fright about the
steady increase OF the smallpox. The Herald
says that the raPidity with which this dreadful
disease i spreading all over the city has at
length become alarming, and the health author
i'ies nave instituted the most rigorous measures
10 check its further progress. One hundred and
fifteen cases we're reported to the city sanitary
bureau during the past week, making the largest
exhibit OF any week since the virus made its
appearance IN New York. This unusually large
increase IL partly due 10 the medical men
making fuller returns under the more strisgen,
equations OF the sanitary board, but indie
iendent OF this the health inspectors have dis
'syered number OF new cases, showing that
&c disease i steadily growing
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The Crane investigators are in a muddle, and
their 'CxreTts" are in a middle. This is dis
appointment. We expected to get solid chunks
or wisdom, Oti-hand, from such engineering
So!anS as experts Severson, Demsine, Hardness,
"A Grant, and Frederick. One of these picked
men OF the city's engineering skill, who have
been called upon TO expose the laundering OF
the District government, could no. call to mind
the name OF his assistant sub-expert, though he
Il his OWE sOn-in-lsw, and lives with him. But
Re knows enough 10 know that Severson's dam
plan is the only proper plan for the canal. Sew
erSOn Knows a. much as Demaine knows; Hark-
ness knows as much as SeversOn knows; but it
would seem that expert Capt. a. Grant and ex-
pert Frederick don't know quite "a much as their
fellow experts, a. they are not We, ready to re-
port. Ii is not wholly to have lived in vain to
see and know such investigators, lawyers wit
nesses, and experts as the Crane investigators
lawyers, witnesses, and experts.
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The Ohio republican, state convention met
Yesterday and nominated candidates for the
minor Offices which are TO be filed at the next
election LieuteAant Governor Mueller, Samuel
Craighead, Henry Kissler and j. Madison Bell
were chosen delegates at large to the national
convention. President Grant was renominated.
and Hon. VIM. Dennison named for Vice Presi-
dent. The Iowa convention also joined in the
demand Tor the denomination OF Grant, and
nominated Hon. James F. Wilson for Vice
President The indications strengthen that
there will be 10 opposition to Grant az Phlla-
Geiphia-
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From single Solomon's how great ire has
been kindled, The dictionary publishers have
hardly expunged "Jewing" and "Jesuitical'
from their books when DIR. Lieber enters the
field and belabors the words " native-born'' and
'natural-boTn" citizen" He says that 1t is
''eyery bit as elegant to say Fracture -Jroke~
limbs tribEIdtion -grered souls 10 say natiUe-
Tern Citizen," and he Il about right.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT Office Chief Signal OEcer,)
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March g, 1872, 10 amS
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENTY-FOUR
HouRs.-Clear weather has prevailed very gen.
orally at the stations east of the Rocky Noun
tains. An area Of low barometer has moved
eastward over Iowa. with diminishing pressure
thence to the upper lakes, Lake Erie, the Ohio
valley. and the western guif states; increased
cioudiness Is now reported from the Ohio valley
no:thward and westward, with threatening wea
ther from Lake Michigan. The display of eau
tionary signals along the lakes will be resumed
April first.
PROBABLLITIEs-The low barometer over Iowa
will probably move enthusiastically over Lake
Michigan into Canada; clear weather will pre-
vail over the New England and middle states
today, with winds gradually veering to easterly
and southt Fly, and threatening weather along
the lower lake region; cloudy and threatening
weather will prevail north and northwest of the
OHIO valley; pleasant weather, with light winds
Will continue over the southern states during
the day; rising barometer, with winds veerins
TO north westerly, is probable for the northwest
during this afternoon and tonight. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated for the Atlantic and
gulf coasts.
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The caucus OF prominent democrats in this
S'ty last night, composed OF thirty or forty
IsembeTs Of both Houses OF Congress, which
was called 10y Mr.. August Belmont of the
rational democratic committee, to discuss the
Political situation, after talking the matter over
concluded TO adhere to 'passiyism' for the
present. The party is to have no convention
and TO policy until after the Cincinnati con-
vention. Why they want TO wait for that CON
Nention Is not 30 clear, as it seemed to be under
stood that they would not participate in it, and
that there should be no coalition with repub-
heans. also "nO surrender OF democratic prn-
ciPles-' But then what are those principles
After all, the .''possum" policy. which is viz
tualiy no policy, as it is made up OF negatives,
seems TO be about as unsatisfactory as il is
Ii!ogieal.
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EDUCATIONAL.

LDO VA 11ON ALI.
NJ ISSES PORTER CHAMPNEY'S HOME
Ml SCHOOL FOB GIRLS, Old Hadiey, Mas
The Summer Term will commence on WEDHkS-
DAY April 8, 1872 Circulars and testimonials can
be obtained OF Judge G. U Mott, Court Of Claims,
Washngton, d. G., or on application to the Princi
pals. mars I'm
L STITUTE FOE YOUNG LADIES,
N S. AN0EL 0 JAOKeOM, rrincipAl.
80. eIe new YORK svenus. northwest. ss2-1y
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IL vonld, Of course, be too much to expect our
city and Baltimore contemporaries osay "SrAK"
when they appropriate our reports OF congress
sional invest cations.
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Vice President Colfsx writes to the IRdssendent
upon the political situation, and urges the harm
that would come from any secession from the
republican party proper.
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LOST AND FOUND.

ECCND-A ohilds WATERPROOF, in Lincoln
Hall, after the Saturday afternoon Matinee
ian b" found at the Secretary's desk, Y. M G. A
Rooms, by paying expenses Of this advertise.
m mt. It's
ca REWARD-LOst, on Sunday afternoon, in
pc Georgetown, CORAL EARRING. The
hno.I will receive the abov reward by leaving at
1878 Pennsylvania avenue. ms SIS
STRAfEp- @ n the I'D, one white and bla OK horned
- LOW. Also, one red and white buff do,
COW. liberal reward will be paid, il re 0
turned to the corner of Sd street east and ~.
street south. ms 3ts
CEkTlFICATE No % OF CENTRAL BUILD.
~ ING ASSOCIATION OF GEORGETOWN The
public are cautioned not 70 receive IL. oci6
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PERSONAL.


No TIT nBrG The Oues Of spirits. AXIS.
csNcloped mefium islnA Us we wonderful
power 81 changing tuck s-tl. ~ psf pres"nt sd
iuture ~ CO.'S or failure q aa 80 = 'Fs' ID
and 81 strteis N ne sm.
HATT1EJ. rRFNCs Cafr--va - Nsfi "a 49,
n hsst-sss hss'r.. SFYEE FAiL IN 81 q cor
fecs and relA ~ nfaC nc aficns - ne an
Ler -ond.rful ro~rr - second stgA = "-s lsth
81 n. W, between andF mars 2~'
MES II. v. WRIGHT, AZ MI -. 90 q sfr-
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ans ~ 81 an steeei. tes~eeu sus n, ePp site
VIC fcitoNs Hall. where she oil b irspt, 20 80
t i Nne mey r,9eii" Der sersices. ssA , i~
Mks sAMhkR. CsIrruys-f, R.s-~a Isa
49, -ksL.e.., S-h d Cafsgltet ~ her hus-> No.
so IN - between q and u .fs Islanf, aps al
tptrtAnt bgs less nsst rresent and future. fsss N
II ApiEs eUfFEEiNS FkOm IkkESUlAA q
a tles, weakne-s-s, OF any pl.iut pa.~uli.F A
their ser shosh oonhde IN pR LION, the eIfsa ..
fnbttxhsd and only reliable snd safe Pas 4rian 4.
ing srecislty Of feDsle Complaints IN tae city AK.
Z speciafly Invites call from those VITO have -.
deceived by swiaalerr. Be guarantees = sp~.fv
cure or no charge. S.rs~a's Hccsgs f0- AZ -
nssf,. Rooms 10. 7tl 4 street. between -th sDs
Sb 81
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PAPERHANGINGs PICTURE FRAMES.
WINDOW SHADES,
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, NAILS,
PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGS, CHR0MOS, &C.,
until April lat, to make room for soring Stock, at
j. MARKRITER'S,
No. ass 7th street.
or county. mari9 2wr
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Largest Circulation in the District
WASHINGTON CITY:
THURsDAY........ March 2s. IS.2.
Some half dozen state legislatures have up the

Some hail dozen state Legislatures have up the
liquor question in some shape OF other, among
them those of Maryland. PENNSYLVANIA and
Massachusetts. In the latter state the house
recently killed the bill to restore the prohibition
o., beer without allowing towns and cities to vote
on 1t, by tie vOte-le3 to les. Another bill is
row pending, which prohibits the sale of beer
ly the glass, and allows it TO be drunk by the
cask. The defeat OF the bill to prohibit the sale
OF beer altogether was doubtless owing to the
recent report of the state board of health which
discusses the question of stimuiants at consider
able length. Correspondence bearing on the
question had been solicited from persons AZ
fi;y-three widely separated points upon the
GaIth's surface, including each of the leading
CT most ropulOUS nations. Many of these were
tic ministers and cOnsuls Of our government.
In SEalyziSg these, the board states its own
conclusions, which arc to the effect that the
appetite for stimulants is universal; that its
qualification may be curbed within healthy lin
it, 10y the spread OF more intelligent views of
tie Lind OF stimalants that ought to be
a.. cd. and the circumstances under which.
and the extent to which, they NAV be used:
that the cultivation OF the vine, and free use OF
v mes, and the use of ale are the influences
which, on large scale, tend most to diminish
intONicatiOn, and, especially, TO lessen the crazy
form Of iEttmpersnce, by substituting liquors
that admit Of but little adHlteration, and which
satisfy the appetite long before they intoxicate,
Tor those OF which the smallest draught tends 10
intOScate, and which tempt to vile adultera-
tiOns that craze the brain even more than alcO-
mol; that the southern and e-producing
countries Of Europe have much less crime as the
result of alcohol than the colder and mere
ohan.cabie climates of northern Europe and
the United States, which drink ardent spirits
that are from 80 to co per cent alcohol that all
public bars Tor the sale OF spirits should be sup
pressed, while those for the sale of ales and wines
should be permitted; drunkenness, and not the
selling of liquor, should be punished as a crime;
but, where liquor is sold so as to produce drunk
enness, the seller should be obliged to support
the drunkard and his family for some specified
time; ard that dipsomania-the depraved and
uncomfortable thirst for drink-should be treat
cd by confinement in state inebriate asylums.
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~TU THE TAXPAYERS OF THE DIS
S TRICT OF COLUMBIA

~IU THE TAXPAYERS OF THE DIS
N TRlCT OF COLUMBIA.
COLLECTOR : OFFICE. DISTRICT OF CoLuNsTA,(
WAsBINGToN, u. c., March ~, 1872. (
The list Il real property upon which any taxes
emsin due and I'D paid IL now being pre- pared and
said property will be advertised for sale for taxes as
soon as the list Il completed.
No EXCEPTION WHATEVER WILL BE
MADE In ANY CA sE.
Those no desire 20 save the lex penses of adyer-
tsemen and sale Should cali at This ece nd settle
their Indebtedness before A pril 1S2
All personal property upon which the taxes for
the year ending uBe 80, 1871, not paid on or
before the LIST day Of April xt, shall immedi.
ae, proceed to SELL without further delay, to sat
isfy the taxes thereon.
wM. II. SLATER,
Collector Of Taxes District of Columbia
NILS Office Columbia Buildipgs.
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Interest in the lively campaign in Connecticut
this week Is 20 absorbing that the political
Iarers devote great deal of space to the can
yass in that state, but have not a word to saw
about . Little RhOdy," which small but "relia-
bic" commonwealth holds an election for state
officers on Wednesday next, the Sd prox mo- two
days after the more exciting contest in the Nut
meg state. TO be sure, the canvass in Rhode
Island l. rather dull and apathetic, but the re-
suit will be looked for with some interest not
outstanding, because it will show how much
eject the new political complications have had
IN state where the republican party has such
strong hold on popular favor. The aggregate
vote Oi the state last year was 14.1GI, and the
rGIublican majority 3,573. New England has
tie TraiSewcrthy habit of standing by faithful
public servants; hence all of the names upon
the republican ticket are, with one exception
denominations. Seth Padelford is again their
candidate for Governor, and the democrats have
terminated Oliver Arnold for the same position