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A question Of int rest TO street-car passengers
was decided yesterday in the case of Thomas j.
Davis against the Washington and Georgetown
railroad company. The plaintiff complains that
a transfer ticket emitting him to 60 up It'll
street was refused because he did not get on the
18th street car at the point of junction, but
walked up 90 near the Patent once and 20,
on car there. In other words, the case in
vOlvCd the whole question of the right OF
the company to refuse to recognize transfer
tickets not presented at the point Of junction.
II was argued on behalf of the company that
they had the right to make the regulation that
transfers should only he received at the juno
ton TO prevent fraud on the company.
On the other hand, il was maintained that the
bylaws or regulations in relation to transfers
set up by the company are not authorized by
law or their charter, and therefore are void.
Judge Macarthur instructed the jury that if
they thought the rule i'm relation to transfers
which made them good at the junction only, q
reasonable one, they should find for the defend
ant, otherwise not. The jury decided that it
was rot reasonable, or authorizedjby the COM
pany's charter; returning verdict for the plain
tiff, with damages of ceDts-the price OF the
ticket.
The company must now make up its mind TO
consult the public convenience instead of its
own, in the matter of accepting transfers not
presented at the junction.
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Government Securities.
stock Report.

by Frdnkiin Telegraph Company, 600 Pa. arenne. ]
INV Yoax, FEB. 3.-rir.t Board y: ~ q M
MS; s.nS. new. &, coupon. iles SOS, 81, cou-
Dos; Currency Sc, ia; new per cents, i6sT
Canton, Western Union Telegraph, cas-; Quick
silver, Sza; Pacific Mail, 20: Adams Express, 9Ox
Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express, f9'l; American EI
pres, So: United States Express. ssli: New York
Central and Hud.on, $50; New York Central Scrip,
s2's: Erie, ma; Harlem, lloh Beading, ia; Michf.
gan Central ,lEh Lake Shore q Michigan Southern.
IA. Cleveland 4 Pittsburg, ~: Northwest, AZ
SSorshyest srefd; Ox; New Jersey Central, 10:
a hoek ..snd, ilSH MwsSkis and 81 Paul sS
ware, Laokawanra & Western, IO7,s; Fort Wayne,
mt ,, Hsnnis.l and a5 81 Jose Chi
Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 43l,; Columbus.
81: DO. nex, o.; Virginia SIS. old SO: do, Con
sol Bonds, rs: North Carolina IS, old, 3th North
cifc Bonds, IO7I: Union Pacific Ist Bonds. e1s
Gold, Hes Market dull
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WHAT THE SENATORS KNOW ABOUT THE
22D.-lt was stated in the Senate debate on
Wednesday, ION adjourning over the next day J
and the fact was not questioned, by any member
that the I'D of February is a national holiday
established by law. This is a mistake; it is only
by custom that the day is holiday.
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There was some activity In the New York
money market yesterday. The Treasury 10 to
pay out very large sums OF gold in n arch, and
the present indications are that good part of it
deemed are owned in Europe. On the whole, Ii
Ia expected that the money market will be active
until that time. Government bonds were strong,
and the stock market was barely steady.
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MEDICAL, &c.

nR. LION, No. III I street, above 7th can be
Y consulted privately and on6denfially ky Lsdies
Who may % suneFing from IRREGULAkIfIESo on
Any complaint peculiar 70 their sex The Doctor i
The oloe0e Female Physican Ia the civ
end very reliable and succsooful. Ssparate ReoMs
~ Ledt PGfssats: Hours-ll to n 10 4, ana & 10
3 rsI1sf!SS.i'els. ORGANIC AID SkIN DisiAsEs
F1nALn DIs1AsHs treated and Connnenent
4 casee taken; Describe case enl1enclose IS sni
VIC snd medicine viii be sent Hddrese Mia Dr
~ 10. 90 n. 18th street, Philsdsi.
DhSAhDHx1, Las eftAs Rsesvd o. S. Ve.sr q
a.: tch ,. n, g Ne once, = ". corner o. iitS
ssctdses, aeS9 napschssetts evenus, Sstvssn
HeDttAl, on4 Dreot,os 81 thirty years ancoa SoSS
ale and ts0AAe, he ca warrant . euro n fSV
EbSype. ~ rsosipt % 90, advice s,d p.S,.
sns W p esnt q sxDrsss. He warrants 70 cure
myoe1neosy e0a1o1oa1. sale-ly
M HO44S EfINO1 P0MDEIs, c1RT1IN
sleaA eA1leA ~ hlls0e1ten, oooorshosa, oleS8.
o9s4sA, - DiSaass, 0VDhlis, = III its isres.
49, Q1ss5s ~ Naazx dssessdsd.
- = VAsAf9geea ~ WI. d. 1NTWIGLn,
r. - 80 81. - e - s'' md ia ;stfss
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PR . VAL MOTICT.

.E.:rs. Q; eOLpsTIIH . 60. have IEnoysp
thsir Loan Once IRON their old Sand, No. 800 ~
Z. ysse, s1s DOG roth q p. syenas. 70 thair
snsaacs through to sfsesS, sdordine On entrance
either vay. The central location Of the place and
. sAs :essn.o1.ssops edersd b 2. GOLDsIfIN {
co make theiss the safest - also the most extern
Nv. S:. 0@cs IN The country In their ssssrSou
tiSe Of me Cold ed silver Watches Diamonds, ana
a. oinsf nae eood yeyelry, silver and silver
&c, both sscenl- hand iron their Loan once and
new goods, hich they viii sell with 8 mat nsrein
over &C.. = CAL On toeo I'm sstisfy ell tat our
leo 9@.oo...o. %. Mls1eaced. jan1ed
The course OF Lectures viii commence March a
1874. md VII continue Tor three month"; ~
IN nd lrscs,c:s instrIstse.s vim BE given upon
proper care Of infants, '"s
nifty Ter illustrations Of the subjects taught
Tor circulars giving detailed Information pply To
Professor ROBHRf REYBURN, "a. D., No. 62S II
Professor Jos. fA8Rk Johnson, II. D., No
SS1 new York avenue, physician Of the Lying I'm
wArds, OF ct the hospital. Jaas-2@
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There has been considerable speculation as to
war between the United States and England
growing out of the Alabama claims A CORES
pendent OF the New York World who has had
good opportunities for judging of the feeling of
the southern people in the matter, writing from
Charleston, s. c., says that, while they regard
the controversy as between England and the
north, and could hardly be expected to get up
any belligerent feelings against England, be-
cause she assisted them in the rebellion, vet
they feel under no obligations to her since
her action in the premises was purely
selfish, and she cruelty disappointed them in the
matter Of national recognition. The World cor
respondent adds:
If war should follow the rejection of our
case at Geneva, think the south As a section
would not consider itself involved. Doubtless
thousands of young men and older veterans
would volunteer in the United States army for
the love OF adventure, but other thousands hay-
ing had enough OF fighting in the past would
quietly stay at home. The idea that an English
army landing on the coast of Carolina or Georgia
would receive any assistance Is ridiculous There
II absolutely no disposition in the south of 1870
TO revive the confederacy, re-establish slavery,
or give aid and comfort to the enemies of the
United States. The question of the union has
been settled by the sword. Nobody of conse-
quenCe cares to reopen il. At present the pre-
vailing feeling in the south in case of war with
England would be that of indifference
Beauregard intimates that in case of war be
tween England and the United States their sym
PATTY and active cooperation might be secured
If the United States would adopt as its battle
flag the old " stars and bars of the ex-confed-
eracy. Guess not!
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DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

RAkGAiNS IN DRY GOODS.
woolen eha.ls from Sazs up. Elegant Gros
Grain Black SILK o., (the very best goods I'm the
United States for the price.) Black Cashnere0 1X
yard. wfde} 4l.3 anl upwards. Kew York Mills
Cotton lsc. Uegent - bleaehed and unbleached
Octtons lE<e. Ladieo' Underwear and Gents shirts
"Doily Warden" Cretonnes for Polonaise I'm beau
Wralpsrs -. epd 500 Ilsesnt Hook Paris Kid
in en- shsdes q. Two Hook Blaek KID q Is.
Svisses, TarhtaAes, French Musiins, &C., cheap.
Goats end etesiinG Spool Cotton TO- Cell and exanine
and save your money By buying OF
1895 strset, bet Eth and 18th streets.
y. bah winter Dress Goods reduced % per
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NEW SPRING 0OODS.
We have Just received some very choice NEW
SFRlNS GOODS, COMPRISING
Very Choice Ne at STRIPED SILKS
Thirty pieces Beautiful JAPANESE SILKS, in
neat nguIss and ss,IPes' o. snPeIier quality.
Ten. and other desirable colors. VICTORIA
LAWNS, PLAID and STRIPED MUSLINS,
PRINTED SATEENS: PRINTED PIQUES &c.
Also,
all Of the new est styles
TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS, TOWELIN6S,
SHEEflNGS, SHIRTlNGS, &c.
- All goods marked in plain figures, at tbs low
est market rates.
~ ONE PRICE ONLY
WIN SINISTER BRO,
GIG Pennsylv ania avenue.
f24- cost Between 9th and 10th streets.
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ROOTS AID oHODe.
,XSsss ssula9 cur entire sock q Fan and wintss
GOODS 81 cost 70 Mako room for opeinG -
0eeas. OAll and - tkoos Ane f1sksy No
''' 1000 d III W. ! s.sSss:N
MOI MUpU0 TOT OU7i-61o1s iaa1iaas,
IVA AgUreo 70 dance 20 the muGio Of ptAnoo.-
% ssls - 9. 2. Wild mo, 40 nth
=. veee, beeveeo 4eanA. avenue and J st.suNuv
ls.as ~ Sief s fieees. and manufaetsrsrs Of en-
dealers IN 4u0col instruments generally.
!la9os ~ u 0ustoA lnstr1Asats tunsd and ~
49,. deai1.6
fIlQULATIN0 LI1kARY-The Washia1too
- Lfersxy AssoStattsn OR the NE Of their a
brary contains over 10eo Volumes embracing in it
Oe2a3oeue IN the modern works Of Tiction, Bioers.
Rhy, Science, &c. The Library 10 located g the
Rooms a the Z II. O. A., corner Of Oh and D
Streets. ia
NOTICE 10 TIE LADIES AND ANAT1URe
~ e a.'-slc.. 5ssse. os.A1sntal rrs.:, ehrubs,
ny laacs and gisaing 70 dispose Of the halsace IN
the 0DrnS 0et f0e sa1e the best collection Of tbx
aboysnane4 PLANTS end . great many other
binds Of arst quality In quantities TO suit
q; JARDI1, Florist. corner Of Oonoeotiout avenue
WashinSto1, Do noo
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ELPHONZO YOUNGS,l
WIN. II. SEARS febax. ~
DR0POsALs FOB CORPORATION BONDS.

pRoPOsALs FOB CORPORATION BONDS.
Sealed Proposals will be received BY the Commits.
sioners OF the Sinking Fund until MONDAY NOON,
March 1872, for the sale to them Of Seventeen
part thereof Of the Ten year Bonds Of tho late Cor.
poration OF w Washington.
Bidders will stale the amount Of bonds offered and
the Price, inclusive Of interest frsm January l. 1879
The Ccmmissionsrs reserve 70 themselv the right
to decline any offers not to the interest Of the gov
Proposes should be left With the Treasurer, at
the Hatk nal AetroIo itan Bank, before the hour
BY order Of the Commissioners.
MOSES KELLY, Treasurer.
ITO Iron MANUFACrURYBs.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CFFLcE OF THE LIGHT House BOARD,
WAsHlNGroN, ID. o., February n, 1872.
Light house tor q bile Point. Aiabsms, vim be re-
DAY, the izth day Of asleh next. '- % 'Aon''
Proposals will be received only on the printed
forms, which, with circular, plan., and speeiaca-
on' S Of s1d Any desired
Major Of DnsineeTs, q. Il B. A.,
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sulssrf6er
4 has obtained from the Supreme Court II the Die
trict Of Columbia, holding bpecia Tera, letters Of
wTAYER, late 8" u s:Sinssoo o' cos.s1 3. g.. d.
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceaseA are hereby warned TO exhibit the Same,
with the vouche thereof, to the subscriber on OF
n q 81:
estate ,S, ,ysn under ny hand The iesh dsE Of Feb
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Eoh sALI-A fARM 90 scresI In Prince
GsOrsss sssrty, nary!a,d, si5 niles frgm
lie sas 8: ne and .ns Ms.sS M.
too hAilroad. There Is On the property . Dwelling
:s s.s. 'e. an
shsrd osxcsalsst fruit. The ts.n e under soOi
$3.50 '.s 49, r e d S n. f s:
rsS., e ;Is,5 sssfS on q kf psss , &c:
7sHGk sS q icff gs . .Ts;
noEtA bsts eh and loth streets west: rooms sud
and s: ss sfss sS rs s
s .ss Ct S:sF e the r sS
SIS 4,h street, between K and streets, front.
ing Judiciary Square, containing six good Iei
Feem; front snd back yard: ioesticu convenient.
tioss to The house IL de.ired. Inquire at No, Gle
March iss viii Tor r sas streets nSs sss ~
EoR RENf-A LARGE ROOM in the Y NJ o. A.
s1ieins. sEi, n. ios Lyceam n.:ie cl...e.;
.esde%y; ,Inauire q $: PRATT S0N.T N
EOR RENT-suits Of FURNIsHED ROOMS for
No; So1 Missouri avenue, Sd door from Sd street,
4 .. s: M rs nE.z
Apply 20 BDuUND LAW BO0kRS, III Mc(ir
loeb street, Baltimore. a1A-H
EOR REnT-TWo ROOMS IN = hrrt c ass house,
Il on New York avenue, between 9Th and 10Th sts.,
separate or together. Ne other occupants except
the family In the house. References exchanged.
Apply at the Star once By letter. address, New
York avenue, ccsl 70
EOR BENT-A desirable and commodious
= HOUSE, with all the modern improvements,
situated on the corner Of 18th and q streets. For
tsrms and particulars inquire ct AsT Penbsylyania
avenue. ocSl-u
EOR RENT-Two COMMUNIOATING ROOMS
l. heated BY o Latrobe, with water and gas, fur
nsshed or unfurnished, ct No. AIS street, Refer
ences exchanged. does
NOR SALE Or RENT-TLe elegant COUNTRY
STAT recently occupied BY 2. d. Gilman, on
joining residence Of D. McClelland of the hand
soonest suburhan residences in the District Apply
A. 3. sHEPHEBD, 9lo Penn. avenue. mhss If
EOR RENT-A SALOON PARLOR, with Dining
u Room, Kitchen and Bedroom. House neat aud
well furnished: has modern improv ements Chareee
moderate. Inquire At 1917 q street. no2e
LOR REET-The large DWELLING HOUSE,
lS1 Pennsylv ania avenue, six doors east Of the
National Hotel wide rooms etaircases and pass ages
. locality for . lawyer or physician.
fRANCK TAYLOR,
m3u 32A Indiana avenue
TOR RENT-suits of ROOMS, parIor door; fur
Il Rished. sll street north. jEd
Zen RENr--Newiy furnished, q SUIT ct PAR
y LOkS; one furnished as sleeping reom, and COM
Ynisnt to departments and principal hotels; suita-
bic Tor Memeer-Private family Address or Apply
TO DR.. Q. D. BOND, northeast corner l2th and
streets. nol-tf
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PERSONAL.


pHvATE CONSULTATIONS AT OLD DIR
- OAAbfS on "a street, three doors south of
the avenue. The only advertiser recognized by the
profession a. an expert and specialist In diseases Of
INC 8onetAtiSe organs. feb24 Inn
NO HUABUG-The Queen Of spirits the highes
developed medium living, has the wonderful
R0wer OF sh.nsins lueh, tells the past, present aud
&C, &C. ASS street, between LIST and New Jersey
avenue f19lms
MABAME BOvINB MONTHLY PILLs WILL
~ remove all Female Irregularities Married
will Be sure 70 produce miscarriage. once, 906 IS
q. D. w., Island. flo-lms
HATTIE J. FRENCH, Gairroycat. Medical
n $50 B.stasss Medium, NEVER FAILS in giving
correct and reliable communication Come and
witness her wonderful power Of second sight 500
10th street N. We, bstween = and y. rs In
I AIDES sUYFERINQ FROn IRRRGULARI-
th.,r sSocd oosAss in b. I2oH, TIE os 20
aetssAsd and only reliable and safe Physician mai.
ing IScialty Of female complaints in the city he
ssIeS1asy invite aceM IRON those who have been
oeoefved oy swin1lers. He guarantees . speedy
cure or no ehares. Sspe,sn Rooms Jr LADY %
sssss. Rooms 10. III I street., between 7th ana
osa. ocI-h
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BOARDING..

QOARDIHG-FURNI Rooms, en- suite or
* single, with good BOARD, can now be had ct
wa y street north. fe24 St
EOkR1MT-Largs, veil furnished ROOMS, with
y SOA1Di convenient to street cars; sll 18th
DLEASAMT FURNISHED Rooms, with first
class BOARD, ct 1000 and 1902 street,
corner 10th street. f24-6ts
EI1yf: OLA4H BOARD, WITH PLEAHANI
+ IHOuf ROOMS, e had on reasonable torms
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In the erection OF our large school buildings
the first requisite should be school-rooms of
ample size, well-lighted and well-ventilated. 1t
is no real improvement to erect snowy buildings
with spacious concert halls or lecture rooms
rarely used), but with pinched up school
rooms less roomy than those of the old houses.
Another fault in this direction is the disposition
to crowd too many schools into a single build
ing. In that now going up in the fourth district
it is proposed to put twenty school-rooms aside
from the space Sufficient for four school
rOoms,) withdrawn for a large hall. This is too
many by at least one-fOurth, and there is no
necessity for such crowding, because Ii il not
intended that these large central school build
ings in the different districts shall dsplace all
the other schools The school-rOoms should have
space not only to seat the pupils adequately,
but also for platform for class recitations
whereby the pupils haveshe incentive Of emula-
ton for the head" and are placed in a line
directly under the teachers eye, and out OF the
reach of the opportunity affordedby desk recita-
tons to supply themselves with surreptitious
aids to memory. A modern improved school
building, to be worthy OF the name, should also
have a library, teachers room, water, water
closets, &c; but these needs are self apparent
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IL AS THE NEW VERNAL sfAsoNf
WILL BIZ HELD BY THE
LADIES OF The UNITARIAN CHUR I'll,

LADIES OF Vii III. . Gs Hs5s II NE Chr. VI
TUESDAY a., s1 4 "a. LEV :sss.11r4.. ~,
v.s,r,TS ~ i %%I kSS; 9Th and 18Th
Special attention 10 asked to the invoice of
BLAgKyvL BAsHkiEA4ss, fES aoGsi and FLOWERS
fHFoRfiD ExFRfsshy FOB THIS COCA
The sale will commsncs q, IA
Lunch SotS das: from m % cl ssSh dss
,rs.h%ept. q ~ times. All Artisles marked low.
4 Dr...tic and Musical Entertainment will b..
& .sn On Iessday evening, ct "a O'Clock Dancing
Season ctsts, admitting 70 The far a. .nv Tins.
cent? ssch. single admission for children under
Dramatic entertainment .nddanciug, each Is cent,
extra fa A.
TA WANT NEvIB BEFORE SUPPLIED.
In the South, where Liver Complaint and Billion,
the to n.s q srs; e. there h.:
and a. At :s%. tms bs :.i
ssa L iSH.d II 4. : .a.
sosth.
Dr.. ". H. Tsn-Dear Sir: That You deserve the
yeeei.ee Liver Pills no one Who hes ever .s sG
o..S s them II my own 70
.sd IN my family for come time with the srestest
ess no pns = sgs eSs1ss
That they win Ind thsir way g every part Of the
q. s a:s: doubt d.ss .s
We. HEWITT. Proprietor Globe Hotel.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR H RIE is THE BEST IN
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BEA. IN MIND
THAT ONE DOLLAR AND HALF
Have frequently been paid and are stin being paid,
for articles you can buy for one dollar ct thu
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
Sl2 SEVENTH STREET.
A SAVING OF FROM Is TO Is GENTS II
GUARANTEED TO YOU Oh GVBRY
DOLLAR you INVEST THEBD.

Ths following have just besn opsaed:
A full line Of fksAvR GILT soiS dated: LAVA,
Shell Sets % J1WEL1H.
Pine EARpROPe N sautifni pssSsrns, spas,did
quality and large SELECTION.
eL11VE BUTTONS in endless vaRisty; vFobaA2y
the largest aes0rtment n tbs city.
Gents SPIRAL STUDS In al poosible pAttsgns.
"snAfRtss' P Phs sRS i&ss, Looklrs, uAsoH1o
81 TsS OPP rtIt4h3TE f5ss e24p. EkfAF6p
ana French Cit BBACkL11o, Ae., %.
Beautiful sets Of Ladies LACE RLDIvB0 snd
COLA rs, warranted real laee, q q per ct.
100 dozen Ladies Iron Frame HOSx, three pair
for q; % dozen ChildrenS Iron trame HO0B, sons
Handsome IA RMOM tTDRe, ssanAing. for q
Splendid long WALLETS, with msnorandums a.
Anotbsr lot OF our celebrated q OORsETs, with
tvpnty six Whalebones, besides . thousand other
articles, which only have to b seen TO % bought
BE SURE TO VISIT
0ILvERD&B0'0
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
3lS s8vENTA STRICT,
teeo-u Near Pennsylyania ayeuue
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LOST AND FOUND.

c. RIwARD..Lost. PUF Sc containing about
s~C Fifteen Dollars and q Gold Pencil Case. Lost
between Chelini's Capitol Hill Market and Bar
the Pure to Chsiini store Vii receive the
az REWARD-Left home, No. 1871 10th street
months old; liver :4 eoered and While '9aiisss8
Ssov n;i ips ek' F On ri: LEGS and belly
s!ns the pap a. the .bove TO
I 0sT-Betyeen GAY and Market streets, George
msnts. brown morocco. The finder will be literally
s 6Hss1s.: STEEP r. Dr.
I 0sT-0n, wednesday evening, between Colum.
u II bisn college Law Building and 2l5 2 street y
full ulon It. The finder, returning the same to No
x.S street northwest will be suitably re-
AZ REWABD,moStrsyed or stolen, en- the morn
.lss brown DOG. Of the Russian bresd,SE
=, WITH III long ears and d black n9se; aDnswers
ssa dog q the corner Of % S sas
viii receive the above reward m
TAKE NOTICE.
III. HOLDER OF THREE NOTES. having lost
er misatd them hereby warns the public from usso-
uaung the sane, - payment has been stopped
eeid notes are drawn for 81 ,sas IS each, On Sen.
S s. s ssS
s s1S. BY B. Church S2 s1d ;sSs5sd SX deed
I 0sI-A IERMANENT POLICY OF FIRI IN.
dSS. Ss the
q s .sHI s e 4! Ira @
ton, p. G. Application having been made for . re-
ss.n.. q x. 3. are
Is a 81 qs Rg4 AZ:
Iablic are cautioned not 70 receive Il. ocl6
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II L I.
Will be sold. on accommodating terms the follow
ing PROPERTY, the title TO Which has recentIv
been perfected, offering rare chances for specuia-
4 sstory Brick House, No. Is Sd street, let s2x
$50 feet, and stabling.
~ story Brick House, No 1 ID street. LOT a O. II
feet front by $50 feet deep
2story Brick House. No. Is Sd street, lot asxlso
A story Brick House. No. ls ID street, lot q 81,
b. $50 feet.
street, lot Ixl0 feet deep.
Two 3 story Brick Houses, Nos. - and 96 ID
street, lot 3lxl60 feet deep.
Two story Brick Houses. Nos. 81 and % 9Th
street, lot 32x- feet deep.
Lot next east 70 feet front BY - feet deep
Lot next east 3 feet front BY rs feet deep
Lot next east % feet front BY l50 feet deep.
Lot corner Market and sth streets, 16x70 feet.
House Ho. So Jefferson street, IL 1912 fest mont
Apply 10 EDWyp J. sHOEhAKeR, No. 80 Him
street, opposite the Engine House, GEORGETOWN,
ID, @, mo a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-25
THE WEATHEB.

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WAsHIEeToN, d. o., Nov. IS 1872, II amf
rofSofsIs ZOE PAST TWKHTY-YOUR HOURS
Inc barometer has fallen on the lower lakes.
with brisk southerly winds and threatening
Meatner, and the eastern and middle states
similar winds and cloudy weather. In the gull
and south Atlantic states, northeastern to
foutheasterly winds and partly cloudy weather,
with high pressure prevail. In the northwest
ana over the western lakes, westerly to south.
eriy winds, with cloudy and clearing weather
prevail, extending to the Ohio valley and int1
rain.
PRoBABIrITIEs.-In the northwest, over the
upper lakes and Michigan rising barometers,
southwesterly to northwesterly winds, with
clearing and clear, cold weather will prevail,
and extend this evening to the Ohio valley, and
by to- night to Tennessee. In the gulf and south
Atlantic states partly cloudy weather and north
eesterly to southessterly winds, veering to
northwesterly, with possibly occasional rain in
the gulf states and increasing cloudiness in the
south Atlantic On the lower lakes and thence
over the middle states and New England.
generally threatening weather, falling barome,
ters, southerly to westerly winds and Occasional
ram this evening. Warning signals continue
at Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand Haven, Detroit.
Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo. and ara ORDERED
for Rochester and Osweeo