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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-03

war ended. ST it had, the South would to-
day be in much more prosperous condl-
ton. Much good would have been
achieved If the Southern people had lis
tened to the advice Of President Grant
upon assuming the duties Of President.
But as it is never too late to do good, they
now have another opportunity Of turning
over a new Leaf and placing themselves in
accord with tie majority of their fellow
citizens in those sections of the
republic that have stood always on
the side Of freedom and free gov
eminent. Especially would we have
the people OF Louisiana and its
metropolis do this. They have a deeper
interest at stake tnan the people OF any
other State. Oar levees and the mouth Of
the great river that flows by our doors re-
quire the aid OF government in the way Of
rendering them the most useful. In order
to have the aid and full sympathy Of the
government the administrators Of our
State government and our members OF
Congress should be in accord With the
government at Washington. Let our peo-
pie act wisely then, and elect the Repub-
lican State ticket. The election of Mr.
Kellogg as Governor would undoubtedly
strengthen our prospects at Washington
and give u q good stable government at
home: and With his election We may count
on the election Q: Republican members to
Congress. which would also be Of mate.
rial service to our State with Congress
shat will undoubtedly contain Republic.
can majority. .s1zd in order to secure
this it is necessary that the people Of this
parish and city vote the parish and city
Republican ticket. for its success may de.
termine the success .! two Republican
members Of Congress.
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:. CHARLEVILLE,
10. s. st. Charles street, Sportsmen'4 Depot.
~ Nav lrlnarla
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Tue rivingstOne-Stanley mystery has taken
new phase. The doubling Thomases of the
English press, and of the Royal Geographical
Society, have 80 bsdgereo the great discoverer OF
the great explorer, that he Stanley has de-
clared open war against his adversaries, and in
savage letter to the London Telegraph states
his opinion in no very complimentary terms
that the Royal Geographical Society are far less
interested in aiding and succoring Livingstone
than in getting his geographical discoveries in
advance, in order to manipulate them to suit
their own theories So far Stanley and the
HerGId seem to hold their own pretty fairly. At
any rate the cayilers have only suspicious to op-
pose to the Stanley story.
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THE WEATurR

WARDEPARrNBSr,O Office CHEF Signal 0@cer,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Sept. IS, 1872, III O. IA.
SYNOPSIS FOB PAST TwRETY-PoUR HOURS
Inc low barometer, which on Thursday morning
was central over lower Michigan, has moved
noItheastward into Canada north or eastern
Lake ontario. Clear and cool weather is now
prevailing from Louisiana TO the western nor
ton OF Georgia, and nOrthward over Tennessee
and Kentucky, with light to fresh northerly
winds, and from latter TO Lake Erie and upper
lakes, with light to fresh nOrtherly and north
westerly winds. From Virginia northward
over western portion of Pennsylvania and New
York, clearing weather, with light to fresh
northwesterly and westerly winds. From Della
ware TO New England and eastern portion OF
New York; cloudy weather, areas OF rain and
fresh TO brisk sOutherly to easterly winds; over
the eastern portion of the Carolnas southwest
erIy winds, cloudy weather and areas OF rain.
PRoBABILITIRs.-FOr the south Atlantic and
middle states winds yeering TO westerly and
northwesterly with clearing and cool weather
and extends eastward over the western portion
OF New England during the evening and over
the eastern portion during tonight. From
Louisiana 10 western portion OF Florida and
noIthward 10 Lake Erie and upper lakes, gene
rally clear and cool weather, and nOrtherly and
northwesterly winds, except in that tho winds
VIII probably shit to sOutherly AMI easterIy
over the northwest. Fresh to brisk northerly
winds for the lower lakes, diminishing in force
during the afternoon and night.
LOCAL RRCoRD.-The thermometer In the
business room OF The STAR office registered a.
follows to-day IS a. M, T5' 10 a. H., 40; II m
= N;bz l.. m. ,IJ"; p. M,
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Government seeurtttes.
Markets To-day.


BALTIMORE, sept Is Virginia skies. old, 37Is
TEiLla cCnt olldsfed !v4; do. registered, as est
Win giBia IS. l5S bid TO q Az.
BALTINORB, sept. IS-Cotton dull: Low mid
ohnRs, 2's2'1s. Flour Guiet aud Unchanged. Whest
opened sctiye and frIu aud closed Gull; white
choice, 81 !5s2 70; fair TO prime do, SlI5aS 90
choice amber, sj. o. 90, g"ud 90 prm red, so
AL =; common 10 tar do. 81 65aSl Is; red west
-rE- sal 20; amber western, Sl.75aS 30. Corr
dul: Nhi'e southern. IS; yellow southern, 53aG5
mixed western, 6tlSa62 Dat. steady; southern, -:
Western miNe,l- 3Sa31. do, white, GAP H.,
quiet and INC has ged. Provisions irmer. Mess pork
; i43zaS ia Bulk meats lrmer and higher: Should
eTs,I; iii sides. lUaa clear rib sides, Ia a Ba,Ou
unc hsrgtd: Sugar cured hams lSaI9. Lard dull
q western butler choice il good demand, 2)a23
Nhisky fIni, o.
Nav YORK, sept. Is Stocks strong. Gold dull
l2>s. Money easy, T. Exchange. long. s; short
s5s. governments dull. Virginia 6s, "a; new 81
Moth Caroiins's, 80. new, 2G3s.
NEW YORK, sept. E.-Flour firm heat Gt,iet
and uEehsI gtd. Corn dull and unchanged
LONDON, Sept. 3, II 30 a. N -COnsols opened nj
s2, Ter m. neY and 927s for account Bonds of 1865
OH 957a' 1867, pa ~ aOs, S'i; new SIS, $50; E-e
PARIS, Sept l3.-Rentes opened at Is francs 40
tentimes. The specie ia the Bank OF France has
increased 4DOu,t0O francs during the week
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The English papers tell of ffty-fye tradesmen
WHO were convicted in one week OF having false
weights and measures. They were all in that
part Of London in which the larger portion of
the population is composed of poor people. 1t
seems as though 1t were not enough TO sell the
Poor sdulterated articles, and to charge large
price for them, but they must be further out
ragged by being swinded out of their just weight
Of the wretehed materials they buy. In this
country little care is given to the protection Of
the public in the matter of false weights, with
the exception of an occasional inspection-usual-
ly merely nominal-of the weights and scales in
the public markets. In cities like Washington
where the tradesmen and their customers are
known to each other pretty well as neighbors and
fellow citizens, and the former have reputation
TO sustain for fair dealing, there are perhaps no
great abuses Of this kind, but in the great COM
mercial cities an interruptions dealer has every
opportunity and temptation TO give short meas
ure and light weight to the floating customer
lie may never see again.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
FRIDAY September II. ls72


Mr.. Charles O'ConOr again declines tie Louis
vile nomination In a letter to the committee of
the convention appointed TO urge his accept
ance. He says that his views as to the duty of
resisting the Baltimore nomination coincide
with those of the committee; that the nominal
uon OF Mr.. Greeley was utterly uniustidable.
HE folly Is manifest, and its failure inevitable
n public coalition, though It has all the inhe-
rent qualities OF a conspiracy, has not the same
Chance Of success. People may be sacrificed By
secret betrayal; they never consent to oren sale.
Ever since the snap judgment against popular
stItineTt obtained by the deed at Baltimore, ar
gunents very inapplicable and very unsound
have bee. used TO prevent resistance. There is
said TO b. 10 TT choice presented and hat OF the
two adm rted evils II i wisdom to choose the
least. II al this were true II should not result
IL favor Cf the Baltimore nominee. OF trans
cendeut ability and o. energy unegualed, there
Il 10 room. :Or comparison between himself anu
his rival
Dir. O'COnOr saws IL is asserted nat without
his intervention, all democrats who dissent from
the Baltimore coalition, and many patriots who
revolt NJ its origin or dread its consequences
vii he lef; without power to record their pro-
test against it; but he cannot so regard the
present eNigeEcy. He regards the Baltimore
nomination g. exhibiting in their Climax the
vices the nominating system, with its pledges
ana Platforms. lie does not presume to subyert
established usages, but self-respect and modesty
unite III forbidding him to play in these DAYS of
political degeneracy the part OF chief postulant
in any such drama.
MIR. Moreau, the chairman OF the convention,
In bis reply, tells Mr.. O'Conor that while they
fslly recognize the extreme personal delicacy
and noble purity of character which prompts
the declination, they have, in accordance with a
resolution Of the convention, determined to
adhere to him as the candidate of the people.
Ii is added that they have an abiding conviction
that his position will attract the support of
large classes of all parties.
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Yesterday was sort Of Black Friday In Bal
tmore. though usually holiday in that city as
the anniversary Of the battle of North Point
1t was a gloomy day, In consequence OF the
panic from the suspension OF no less than five
large mercantile firms, among whom was the
great importing and shipping house of Messrs.
Kirkland. Chase x Co. The cause of this whole
sale suspension may be placed to losses in gro
Gerry articles, principally coffee; and 70 the
business connections between the different
firms. The failure OF Messrs. Kirkland Oh sse
& Co. was preceded by that of Mes.rs. Lszear
Brother, and was followed by that OF Messrs. j.
L. Bridges X Co., Messrs. VIM. Bayne s. Co.
and MesSrs. A. A. Perry & Co., all of whom.
with the exception OF the last were large whole
sale dealers in groceries. Messrs. Perry were
engaged III the lumber business, prfnci
pally IN cooPerage stock. The amount of the
liabilities of these firms is estimated at nearly
three millions OF dollars. The failures are the
heaviest that have occurred in Baltimore for
many years, and they Will, in all probability,
lead TO stringent money market in that CITY,
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They are having a determined rebellion In
England-against the railway companies. All
sorts Of brochures have been lately published on
the subject, and the outraged directors propose
TO have their revenge by raising the rates OF
fare, which are declared 70 be 'already much
IN excess OF the accommodation given" One
OF the journals hints that reform would be
brought about by having the state take posses
sion OF the railways as well as the wires. Not
only are the corporations boundlessly greedy,
but the employees are boundlessly bad behaving.
We are afraid that railroad human-nature is
pretty much the same, all the world over.
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The Typographical Union OF New York has
made decided move in Withdrawing from :. The
Norkingmens CniOn," which organization
ia'ely adopted resolution making it obligatory
on al members TO pay twenty-five cents 4 week
''nring strlke by any set OF wOrkingmen. This
q Etet tax on industry to support Incidence the
'inters have determined not to pay under any
,onsideratiOn, and their secession from the uuion
ias given both labor and capital a fair insi ,bt
ITO tho arbitrary practices OF an organization
Nhieh unjustly taxes the very men it processes
l. protect in their just rights and privileges.
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0%WASHINGTON HEBREW CoNGREGA
uS TlON.-Isrselites wis hing TO rent Pews or
Seafs Tor the ensuing Holidays will call the vestry
cons OF the Synagogue, 90 8tb street, between II
and streets, on SUNDAY MKT. between and II
Clock NJ. or after that day call at the Secretary 3
Office. SO4 Pennsy lvsnis avenue.
g. l2-3t ADOLPH ADLER, Secretary
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In the New York money market Yesterday tn q
rates on loans were 4, 3, and per cent. Prime
mercantile paper was quoted al saI0 per cent,
The city banks are shipping currency freely
thi- week, the greater part Of IL goi lg TO the
west. he n \. Pos says that the de mand for
money thls ran Is principally for legitimate
business purposes, trade being active in every
department. and the crops being unusually
large. There Is enough money in the country
lot legitimate trade purposes. 1t is only when
large blocks OF money are wanted for specula-
tive purposes that rates rise rapidly.
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BOARDING..

CoINTGT BOARD TOR THREE CHILDREN
Hihe tocGIry privileges. fsInilg board. home
caIe AID IN. rough iRslT Uction for tbre children
5 al Is ObtAlned 81 one miles distance from the
tity, on Application % JOHN YORK. orc. 81
ashingtOn. ID. e. ga -
EooD BOARD, PLEASANT kOoMs, AND
=. prices me- terate, a. @lCs corner Of PennsYlVa-
Ma avenue and 2lsi street.. mayi ~
I'lkstCLASs BUAhD, WITH PLEASANT
fhNNr Rooms, 20 be had on ressopahle term.
81 ISOi, corner Of Pennsylvania Avenue and I@.h
street Good location. and accessible. mh2s-Iy
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Autumn, although the most radiant portion Of the
American year, has its drawbacks. The heavy
evening dews aud morning vspors and the great
disparity in temperature between the night and
day, give rise 10 many painful disturbances OF the
bowels, such collie, cholera morbus, disrrhea and
tysentery. The dgt siyc organs are also unfayora.
bly, affected by the change Of season. aud dysne
generally suffer most severely during the fall De
rangemeDts Of the liver are likewise Common and
missms'ic feyers prevail i'll newly settled districts
and low-lying and msrshy localities These nm.
pleasant contingencies of the season are not, how
ever, unavoidable. By strengthening, touing and
regulating the system with Hostetter's Stomach
Bltters even the most delicate may escape them
Atfhe expiration OF summer all the bodily power.
are in somewhat exhausted state. They require
the wholesome stimulation which this genial yege
table iIyigorant supplies. Under its renov ating in
OF July and August had kept in allegiance or par.
TALLY eAtinsuished, crops out sfresh; the fsccid
muscles recover their elsctcity the appetite takes
q sharper edge; the processes of digestion and as
sanitation become more rapid and perfect the spirits
rice, and the whole organization acquires its max
imum OF activity and resistant power. Even per
sons OF comparatively fee BILE constit utions, when
thus fortified against the pefils OF the season will
have little cause to fear visitation from any of The
disorders to which we have referred. As protec-
ton against the missmstic fevers aid ell epdemics
engeIdered by malaria, Hostetter's Bitters may b.
Justly pronounced not only unrivalled but unsp-
proath ed. Look well TO the label and trade mark
as II ere are many counterfeits and limitations In
the msrket. sep9- eo3thw
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This Is sald by the Phladelphis PTe,,

ashlngton, which more than any other
'l'y IA TIE country is q community of non-pro-
'.cceis' j. turning ITS attention 10 manufactures
AZ PRESENT the capital is little more than a
~an.st resort ior the American people, with an
sHS.soie Population and a shifting prosperity.
1 ga me ttopolls cannot be built upon such
gaf;; sLd ~ enterPrising Council have pub
,sneu aInphIet showing its advantages A.
nlaL aStGrlng center, its wealth OF water
ivT S Lbes OF transportation, and cheapness as
q iiAce OF resldence-all OF which ara vsrv In
NA1hs' ana ought to tempt capital and labor y
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Grstz Brown in one of his late speeches con-
ceded the bare possibility that Grant might
carry three States. The question now is
Maine and Vermont may be counted in these
three.
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II seems doubtful If the New York police will
be able to furnish any positive TESTIMONY .g,,rs,
Forester as the murderer Of Benjamin Nathan
de sfili insists that he was q thousand miles
-" Ne" TX on the night Of the mur-
<-sserts his ability to prove An aiibI.
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NJ TERRITORIAL SAVINGS, LOAN AND
% BUlLpING ASSOCIATION meetsF RIDAY
Ni6HI, . 80 o'clock .. m, at the Zeal Estate ana
Insurance Office Of TimoDey & Armstrong, apder
Second National Bank, + street, betwe en 6th and
9TH streets northwest for payment of dues and ga e
OF money. Parties wishing stock would do well to
sub.cribe for il now. as only limited number Of
shares, of third series, remsin uHsold.
sel2 q X. Mob. TIMONEY Zee
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regular Conyocation Of EU-
US kEkAR a: ChAPrER, N. Z, will D.
held on this fklDAS Y, the 18th instant all o'clsck
IN ClmEanions CT sister Cha piers are fraternsl
IL n.V.' c 30 be present. By ORDER % the II T. .
TP U.fH FDC. A-JEFFERsON CIRCLE
w. 50. 5.-Members OF the G ircle desiri5g caras
attsud The meeting SATURDAY ENENIN9, Iith
At ~ clock, at hall, r. corner Of Tth street aud
New Yoik avenue Last chance. Come all BIZ
order Of the Circle. VIM N. srELLE,
1t Acting II.
0-NCTICE TO ISRAELITES.-rhs reptal Of
u4 seats at the Synagogue Of the Congreg anon
Adss Isrss will take place SUNDAY, 18th, III, and
18th inst between 10 snd Il o'clock .. m, a. syra
gcgue, 4t2 Pennsylvania avenue.
SELF 81 MORRIS COHEN, Secretary.
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H7 JOSEPH J. MAYS mn
PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, l4W
939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

between 9th and 10th streets.
:, Immense STOCK, all sizes, in black, white,
light ard medium. from 8 O. M
LYONS BLACK GROSS GRAINED SILKS We
take pleas ure in calling attention 10 BLACK
az 81 COS Is, 50 30, S2''5 and IS % are very supe
ror, aud ve advise all in want OF good silks to ex-
anime them before purchasing elsev here. We call
stsc al ate ntion to our BLACK ALPACAS AID
mOHAlRs We are agents for the sale Of the cell
etrsted Buffalo :" and - Beaver " brands, well
known to be the best i'm parted prices from 40 cents
to 81 IS.
pS-s hirtipgs, Sheetings, Prints, Canton and Wool
Flennels, Boys Wear, Waterproof and Ottoman
shaws, &C., &c. in great cariety at extremely low
rricee. sells q
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N MhRKET viii be held " as 1A usual Tom On Fri
Dealers ard holders q stalls viii be located In tbe
new msrke, rpon Application TO me there; 1 shall
day and Ihnrsday. s. scFkRIANp, CieiRs
sei tChron. & Republican,
~ DR. A. PRATT. Graduate Of Ohio College
soS;s Of oad Fscx ss'Essp
Refers to h. a. Bacon and Rev W b. EVANS. NILS
Is EMov
DR. w. II. BARRETT,
DENTIST,
Has Removed to o. li02 street N. W., corner
l4th street. e8-tf
~ FROM THE EARLIEST AGES
AS TO the present day. scrofula has been the
bane, ard, as II were, the curse of mankind. SO ter
he nd hss been at some PERIODS Of
g, 18th il would not be allowed 10 mix with society
Lor by the use OF the sANARITAs's RooT AND HkRB
pim and The victim Of scrofula Ulcers, Sores
.opns ss.tb e. letter. &C., can be restored to
s6 kY o. AsP Pd HEhB 5IIfEs sias bottle
gs;; 1EsMoNDi co, Proprietor, sI5 Race ss e.,
.nLa1eIepIa. mayH-ly
MES JULIA MAEDEL,
A'A oo TEACHER OF MUSIC
sels 20? 'TH STREE DFTwSEx I1xD x,
GE9: CARLL AND JOHN HAUsER's original
streets " aship gton, ID. c. Constantly on hand n
choice stock Of Meats, Provisions. Vegetables,
&c. sel3-3t@
CLAhEr BOTTLES. CLARET BOTTLES.
-, Twenty h'e cents per dozen raid for claret bot,
sei2.st 1917 Pennsyissnia avenue.
A RARE CHANCE FOB SPORTS
"A largest and cheapest stock Of double and single
barrel GUNS, to be found ~ CAROS Loan Once
and Bazaar, No. ga Pa: avenue. between 9th and
lsth SITS No trouble 20 show goods, SELF
Tis rlS h5ilrr .s sEg5s +.
sHEE IRON,
SsEET ZINC,
sel2l~ ga PennsylSsni< avenue.
NJ sONIC GOODS.
I wILLKIT & RUOFF, eos PESsA AVE.
KNIGHTS Template GHAPEAUx. -
!" BB.LEp9ERIG.sts
| tkAIHEhc, PLU@ES, and all articles used IN
the order. Agents for egulstion De Moiay and sll
| other sweros 81 factory prices. ssplf I'm
ITALIAN, FEESCH.sPANIsH ANpGERMAN.
rope. wishes to give lessons in the above language
Mr. G-fno has lived several wears as . professor Of
modern langGsses in Italy. France, Germany and
required. Address 709 18th street, between and
| Il SITS. sell-2x.
GUS GUNsii ausslii
just received. q lot Of MEMS and Boys DOUBLE
ana f Inc. E fnhs II I'M I doss
H. KUFHLINe.
l selo wv l2Sc HtrBsylyeAis ayenue.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OsTzOn the 18th Instant. between the Depot
= and Boundary or street northeast, a POCk-
EFT BOOK, containing about go, and papers of
yalue to the owner only. A liberal reward will be
CLARKE, No. IS street n W. sel3-2t'
I OST-On or about the 1t day OF JuIy, 1872
~ DUE BILL for $500, drawn By Andrew j .
joyce, and payable TO Thomas Sloan order. All
persons are cautioned agsinst purchasing the aid
Due Bill liberal reward will be Aid for the re-
Yard GAZE. sells Ct
1 OST-On Tuesday. 10Th. small black and tan
~ DIG with red collar, aud du-claw
che foot. A reward will be paid, if re-3<
turned 10 a2s OH ST. southwest. sell ~ -
STBAYED AwAY-FroIn W Q. Association, a
- light red COW, with wen on her neck ~
A liberal reward will be given 10 any one who k(SS
can give information In relation 70 her. sll-3' @
GS REWARD.-Lost, on the 9th instant, q small
SC black and tan TIE kKIER DOG; had sAD
Collar Oh. small silver plate aud lock. Thea ~
as Se reward VIII be given, If returned to-1
l2I2 y 81. northwest. sell-T
IL PAIR Of GOLD SPECTACLES:SU~.
owners name on them; not priced for00
their value, but liberal reward will be paid ii left
at No: , LIST street, Ge9rgetown, d. g. sell 8.
GAME TO MY sTABLE-On the 9th instant, q
~ GhAf MAhE, one eye blind. The owner
ensrs ss srd take her a Sraye
BIO. Cab IT., Metropolitan stables. sell St.
I OFT On Sunday night, between 10Th ana 10Th
~ Streets on 1, or going through Lafey cite
20 mare 20 foGDdry Church. q maroon carSuncle
given il reinInsd to fsIs street 4. ". sslo G
7 osT-A SETTER SLUT. about five months old;
SPOT in the bress liberal reward will be paid to
any one returning her to JOB PRRNDER. Daily
Chronicle Office. se6 Or
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4 EhikND IN NEEl,-Whst Old Dr Darby do
not know shout t.ae-e CONFIDENTIAL n stters
1T sHth eno~tns. Rsgd and pertasoeH cures
Elected. III - strset,three dooFs south q Penn
- toanis ~ 'nue. ana im'
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PERSONAL.

MI Ms sANNkk Ca,rccyaHf al Tsr Msfts-- t,
W hs RhsoNEp % No. I'll - strest north
.t't' between ana I streets, one square south q
ircie. aua-iur
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PROFESSIONAL.

he IhlNh kn has rem Ivei H. l.Hra a. ~
~ i4oS New York avenue W Ofce hlur-.
- il a nl : 20 : 2. IA and 9. m. s-r5 IA
hk. GRO. KING has REMOVED from hi-ali
~ giacS on 9TH street. between n Aud N. - No
Il9o sth street, ono do0r below tie southwest cor
htf 81 ~. aut1 .aUSru
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%NOTICE Tho NORTHERN LIBERTY
w MARkET will be held usual on FRI
DAY MORNING, 9th instant, in COrcOran SQUARE
Dealers ard holders Of stalls will be located in the
new market upon application TO me there. shall
be Ia attendance during the entrt days Of Wednes-
day and thursday. ;. MCFARLAND, Clerk
se4 lChron. Republican