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4 NTHONT FISHER.
FIRST CLASS sCOURER,

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FIRST CLASS sCOURER.
els 9TH STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFrcE.
BY promptly ad'pting the latest fmprovem-n,.
whether OF American or European invention. 4 an
enabled O. do my work IN manner MT O. be uale4
by those not possessing these facilities.
Ladies' Dresses cleaned without heiRG taken ,sart.
All kind Of spots rem ed without cleaning whss
garment, and Grease spots, after being removed /.
never sb.v again. Gentlemens Clothes cleaned,
without Shrinking sr InJuring the Garment. al the
following prices Goats. % and So Psuts, IS
cents. Vests, 30 cts. " hole business Suit. O.
hepsiring done neatly and II reasonable prizes
New York style Of cleaning Kid Glnves-a single pair
IS cents, two pair 81 cents. DOZEN 81. Craps
Wells and Trimmings cleaned. backen a and stiff
fened at VI per square yard. Ostrich reathers
hite lcolOIed eaRei sud curled ia the best stye
once Of the Staten Island, Y. nyeing Estab-
lshment, established ls9 The oldest and largest OF
the kind in the country, If not in the world
Ugly 6Is 9TH street.
DOCK AND JOB PRINTING
- NEATLY AND PROMPTLY NJ ECUTES
By II. POLklHHORN Co,
spi+ly street. between eth aud Tt streets
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FR Z VAL TOE

0H III " q
Messrs. s. GOLDSTEIN & CO. have REMOVED
their Loan Office from their old stand, No 400 Ak
Il. west, one door north Of Pa. avenue. to their
Principal Loan Office, under the Metro politsn Ho-
tel. saltsroOm fronting Penna. avenue; private
entrance through to street, affording an eitr ance
either way. The central location of the placs and
the accomm odations offered b. D. GOLDSTEl N q
co. make theirs the safest also the most extern
they always have on hand large and choice sci
ton Of hne Gold and Silver Watches Diamond and
plated Ware, Fancy Goods, Guns Revolvers, Sc.
&C both second hand from their Loan Once and
new goods, which they will sell with SSmall margin
over cost. A call on them will satisfy all that our
rec' mmendation IL not misplaced. ias2o-tf
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NE SPECIAL NOTICE
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
THE FREEDMANs SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY.
BANNING House OPPOSITE The TREAsURY.


company on or before Febfua next will draw
SIX PEE CENT interest from that date pay able July
and January in each year -
foCR PER CENT. paid on current business &C
counts. Call and get Q copy Of the rules. janN
M NURSES SCHOOL AT FREEDMENS
uS HOSPITAL.
The course Of Lectures win commence March G.
1872, and will continue for thr Q months
Full and practical instructions will be given upon
all the duties Of the monthly nurse, including the
proper care Of infants.
The Lying in wards OF the hospital. under the
charge Of one OF the Instructors will afford opporu-
nifty Tor illustrations of the subjects taught
For circulars giving detailed information apply to
Professor ROBERT kEYBGRN, n. D., No. SAB
street, surgeon in Charge Of freedmen q Hospital:
Professor JOS. TABER JOHNSON, NJ. D., No.
S31 New York avenue, ply scian Of the Lying In
wards, or at the hospital. : JAMS IN
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
HATTIE J. FRENCH, C9airroyaHf. Msficrl
II ana BUSINESS Medium, NEVER FAILS in giving
correct ana reliable communications Come aud
wines her wonderful power e second sight 522
oth street n ". between and r. f5-6t'
MADAME PARKS, tAs Greatest Msdisua az "a,
w Are, can be consulted by calling AZ No lOll
street between 10th and llth sts N. W. Haurs
from a. m. to 9 p. m. ilsSws
NOH MBUG.-The Queen of spIrits the hishss
developed medium living, has the wonde rfu.
power oil changing luck, tells the past, present and
future SNScess or failure OF any business foretoa
&C, &C ny l. street, between LIST and New Jersey
avenue. - " -
AplES SUFFERING FROM IRREGULARI
tbe, &C., ss or sny complaint peculiar q
tatffShed and only reliable and safe Physician mak
Ing specially OF female conn plants in the city %
.speclaIiy invites call from those who have beer
deceived by swindlers. He guarantees a speedy
cure or no charge. SEPARATE Rooms fo- lqfr %
sth. ~ -
MRS. r. SAWYER, C7atrroyaHg, Mngs,fic 7s,r
Az Nahum, can be Consulted al her house, No BIS
9TH st e, between and II SITS island upou at implr.
tant business-past, present and future. dl2-sm.
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BANKERS.
THE FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AM
TRtST COMPANY,

DAN n EMS.
THE FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AM
Il TktSr COMPANY.
Banking House, No. 1907 Pennsylvauia aveDua
opposite the Treasury,
PAYS SIN PER CENT. INTEREST,
IHffrsN bsgfHS The ld 81 Earh Masfh
PAYS -FOUR PER CENT. on business accounts
from date Of deposit.
Issues C,ffsfo0fsS Of Dsp0stf bearing 6 anf a ner
cent. interest. available anyw here.
HAS BRANCH OFFICES 10 all largs towns aud
cities % the South and southwest
bnHk HOivs, = n %. % & D. ~.
open W ednesHAy sud Saturday nights from 81 -
clock to receive deposits only Can ~ the Baak
OF st nd Tor COPY OF the Charter aud BIZ laws ~ 10
MIDDLAT0R q 3D.,
NEERS,
ii27 street, two doors from U s. Treasury De-
partmeBt,l
WASHINGTON. DO
Business.
Exchange on the principal cities taken ana given
81 par 10 our dep
Information oheerfully furnished in relation
securities.
Loans negotiated on the best terms
Claims Who're all the United States Depaxmsots
have our personal care.
del0 tiff MIDDLETON a On
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NGUSlC-A lady ,easoer of many years expert
NI ence I'm one o. our large cities. desirrs few
PUPILS en- the Plan D: terms very modsrsse! Ad-
dress Mrs A. b. c., Star Once. Sr6ts
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NFsT JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAIL
sS ROAD COMPANY

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, No. 81 NASSAU STREET. e.
NEW YORK., February ], 1872.
The Coupons and registered interest due February
Is, 1872, on the First Mortgage Eight per Cent Is
c.)Gold Bonds K. d., and the Eight per Cent. q
p. CD Gold First Mortgage Sinking Fun Land
Grant Bonds W. d. Of the 1t. Joseph and Denver
City Railroad Company will be paid at the ON 9 of
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of the City
OF New Ierk, upon presentation and mand Oh
and after that date, Free Of Tax.
FRANCIS A. COFFIN,
Asst Treasurer,
1ebl-Zw st. j. d. G. RR. Co
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BHOADwAY BLOCK.
SPRING sTYLI
n CUNNIEGHAN,a t his new Hat FACTORY, No.
10l5 stFeSt. 10 nov rssdy 20 receive orderrC1
Remodeiipe OF cid styles as usual Remember
the number, 1917 street.
n. CUNNINGHAM,
feb7 Ct Practical batter.
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~ TERRITORIAL SAVINGS, LOAN
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

Ia
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
HOS. THOMAS L. TULLOCK, President.
VIM. S. HUNTINGTON, Eco, Treasurer.
Will meet FRIDAY, 9Th instant. at 7 O'Clock D. M .
corner 9Th and ID streets, ~. NJ. c. A Building
when the books will be opened for the supscri of m
OF stock. Principal feature Stock issued in series
on now . an. Come one, come all, and examine
into its merits.
FIST EDWARD Mob. TIMONEY,
%I0R THE FAIR.
4 he Fair for the ORPHANS OF ST. MARY'S
GHCRCH Is open in the Hall at the corner OF
Washington and 5th streets. A.quantity of usef,Il
articles are to be ra1ed off, The Fair will cynIirr,
few days only, fehs ~
hFNOI1CE-A special meeting of the stock
Wy holders Of the WEST END BUILDING AS
SOGlATION will be held at the Friends Meetinc
House No. lc11 L street N. W. on THURSDAY
EVENING, February 8, 1872, at = o'clock for the
purpose OF electing a Secretary, and traAsactipr
such other business as may come before the meeting
lo-St X GOODJHILD, Secretary.
RAILROAD COMPANY.-Books
S Tor subscription for stock In this road will
be opered February 10th, and remain epen daily
IRON III TO clock, at the office Of the Treasurer OF
the Board OF IncOrpOratOrs, corner New York ay
enue and 18th street. A. p. PARDON, President
III. T. WISWALL, Sec'y
ga. A. +. BROWN, Treas,
10 81 Committee.
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LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING..

EIRsT CLASS BOARD WITH PLEASANT
Il Rooms in a desirable location and Convenient
to = street cars; AIS 4th street. FIST
u OOMs, with good BOARD and home comforts,
H. can be obtained by applying 1t 92S street
north pleasant PARLOR for Rent. f5-6ts
EIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD; $40 PER
L month. HOWARD HOUSE, corner 9th street
and PeHnsy vania avenue. jan22- I'm
EIRSTOLAS6 BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, &c . had on reasonable term
ct 1901, corner Pennsylvania avenue and l8tl
street. Good location and Accessible mh3 "
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-28
THE GYPSY DANCER.
BY JAMES M'CARROLL.

On the 10Th Of March, 1917, and
lust as the sun was descending the
western sky amid vast piles of gloomy
clouds, General Scott, with thirteen
thousand men, landed near Vera Cruz
The city was defended by the strong
castle Of San Juan de UiIoa, and was
otherwise well fortified, so hat the
General found it prudent not to attack
it at once, but to spend few days in
throwing up works and in making the
best possible disposition of the forces
under his command. He wps, besides,
anxious to gain some reliable inteIll
eence Of the number of men that
garrlsoncd the place, and especially
the amouat Of the force that occupied
the castle. To this end he gave orders
that all struggling natives found 10 the
vicinity of the camp should be taken
into custody and broue hit before him.
The third or fourth evening after his
arrival, young gypsy woman, OF great
personal beauty, with a tambourlne III
hand, and attired 10 the most pictu-
rescue manner, was captured by one of
the outposts, and Immediately con
Quoted to the Generals qulrters. She
spoke French and Spanish with great
Huency, but appeared unable to COM
prehend a single word Of English
When interro2ated as to the strength
of the force that occupied the castle
and city, she said she could not speak
with any degree of certainty, although
she thought she heard it rated at
about 10000, while she knew, as she
said, that the castle was regarded as
impregnable. This, although not pos
tive information. was far from agreea-
BILE to the General, who did not sup
pose that the city was so strongly gar
risoned, or fancy that he had such
heavy work before him; but, lest hi.
own comparative weakness should
reach the ear of the enemy anc
provoke sortic before he was prepared
to meet it, he gave orders that the gyps,
should be detained in camp under th'
strictest surveillance but that at tn
same time she should be treated will
the utmost kindness aud courtesy.
That she was a dancing glr! seemed
obvious, not only FROM her costume
but from the colored slippers she wor
and the golden bands that en- ;lrcle
her ankles She could not, however
be induced to exhibit her skill, an
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noticed, with apparent satisfaction, that
that whenever she was urged to do SO in
che presence Of certain young lieuten-
ant named Randolph that officer became
greatly moved and invariably begged
that his friends would desist from
troubling the fair captive or the Seffora
Isabella, as he soon learned to call her.
Her look Of gratitude and the thanks
that becned in the splendor of her
large dark eyes on such occasions were
not lost upon her handsome champion,
and as he spoke Spanish.nassably well,
and French excellently, the youthful
pair became speedily attracted towards
each other until, in few days, and
just as the batteries we're about to open
fire upon the castle, it was acknowl.
edged in camp that Randolph
was over head and ears in love with
the gypsy girl.
If General Scott was anxious to
ascertain the strength Of the forces that
held the city and castle, the Governor
| Of the latter wis not less desirous of
obtaining some reliable information
regarding the strength of the Ameri,
cans, of which he had very unsatis
factory idea. lie was brave and
true one; but although determined to
lefend the place to the last, his heart
often failed him wien he look3d upon
his beautiful daughter, now a lovely
creature of twenty and his onlj child
aud thought of the terrible eau'alties of
war, and the possibility of her fallin,
| INTO the hands OF au unfuriatcd enemy
| Could she bat reach in safety the cell
Jf Mother Agatha, buried IN deep AMI
,ecluded dell, at no great distance from
he city, she should be secure from
langcr for the time being at least
| This he intimated to the fair Donna
luez, who at first refused to leave Els
side. Ultimatel y, however, she was
persuaded to al ,pt his advice and
embracing him fondly, she stole from
he city, and reached il sfcty the
roeky cell OF her aged friend, from 'he
onely cliffs oVeFhan9lng which she
'ouId observe the American lines III the
distance, and form correct estimate
1t the strength OF the enemy Could
he but convey the result OF her
Observations to the Castle, II would be
o' me greatest assistance TO the
Ioyernor, her father; but as there was
not living soul In the v'cip'ty OF her
hiding place to whom she could enfrnSt
the intelligence she had obtained, it
was OF 10 value whatever. H. indeed,
she could manage to retraee her steps
IN safety to the city, she might be OF
The greatest service to the besiegcd.
She at last determined to make the
attempt
Scarcely hid tho 6rst yun NJ tho he.
siceers been fred unon the citv when
Lieutenant Randolph was severely
wounded by piece of she'll from the
castle that struck him ineAae side.
When the intelligence was borne tc
Isabella she begged that she should be
permitted to see him Regardless of
being observed she knolt By his side,
covered his brow with kisses, aud call
ed him by thou3a endearing names
lie both saw and heard her When
through all his pain, an expression o
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-02
Weighed, nd no Found Wanting.

To show the bascness and falsity OF
the charges of corruption brought
against the Administration by the Dem
ocrats and the Liberals, we will mention
the case of Mr. Rohcson, the Secretary
Of the Navy. It will be remembered that
few weeks since, Mr. Dana, of the
New York SIM started the report, and
the Liberal and the Democratic Journals
gave credence tn the report 10y pubii>h-
ing it, that Mr.. Robson had entered into
partnership with ship chandler in
Philadelphia for the purchase OF navy
supplies, by means Of which the govern
ment had been swindled out of over a
million dollars Mr. Robeson very wise
" demanded committee Of investi.a>
ton, and Mr.. Dana was summoned be,
fore it. and asked to furnish his proof OF
corruption He was compelled to admit,
that of his own knowledge. he knew
nuthing about the matter, and did not
know of any body who did; and that a
rumor was the only ground on which he
based the charge. The same result has
followed almost every investigation in
stituted on charges of corruption made
by those who oppose the Administration
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-02
a Singular Fact.

When nearly the whole republican
party o! the country was expecting the
impeachment of Andrew johnson in 1868,
there were seven republican Senators
who disappointed that expectation by
their votes These Senators were
Messrs. Fe.senden. Grimes, Van Wrinkle,
Trumbull, Ross, henderson and Fowler
The first three named have gone to their
reward ; ard the other .tour nre all again
disappointing their best friends, and the
party that has placed them in positions
Of honor, by turning their bucks upon
them, and uniting with the common enc
my, 10 ruin the great republican, party OF
the nation. Ii was thought there was a
screw loose with these men in 1868
and it seems to nave become more terri
bly, lGasened since that time, with the
living ones, if We may judge from their
actions
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-02

TIE following is from Charles D. Rob.
nson, editor of the Green Blv tdUocate
who ran for Governor in 1869 He I'M.
derstands pretty well the situation Of the
uneasy Republicans:
The Cincinnati Convention is not n
Democratic concern, to be sure, hut it is
sort Of purgatory through which the
uneasy spirits Of Republicans hope to
pass to it themselves for the reception
with the legions Of tAe blest Democracy.
The Cincinnati waters, which are de.
pended upon to wash them clean, will be
muddy enough after the operation
Think of Schurz Prumhull, Sumner; and
the rest, going through it And then
Greeley, with that hat and old white
coat 1t would take a spring fresheo of
thc Ohio river to do it for him
We can stand all of them but Greeley
His coming reminds w Of the donkey
who got his foot in the s,irrup. Pat, who
was riding hun, announced; Now look
here, be japers If you're after getting
on, II be atter getting off
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-02

THE tabor Reform partisan7 in Mas
sachusctts, New Hampshire, Connect,
cut New York, PENNSYLVANIA and Ten.
ncsee have repafiated the Columbus
Convention That convention was rather
an expensive experiment to the Labor
Reform organizations, which, it is said,
paid the expenses of the delegates. The
real lnborers Of the country will by and
hy find out TINT the men who are so
ANXIOUS to conduct Labor Reform con-
ventions and campaigns, and to have
their travelling expenses about the cooe
try paid for them care about as much
for the interests of the laboring man as
they do for those Of John Chinaman, and
hnyo Just about as much ability to pro-
mote them as tina. copper colored gentle
man.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-02
Forty Dollars i'm Gold
SIsEIsIFE,S SAKE.

THE sTI Sp,Z, OF co WISCONSIN, Circuit Court
Albert II. Atkins, Chester Steele, and George c.
White, plaiatlas; against Daniel Nmmer, detendent
Notice i hereby given That by virtue Of an execu.
ton issutd out II the abe7e named Curt in tho
above named action, to me directed, against the
property Of said Dcfendsnt bearing date the hf
eenth day Of March A, d 1872. IhaVe levied upon
and ON the CT day " June A. y. lNi2, at o'clock
T.. NJ, at the front door of the Court liouSe, In the
village Of DoIgeville in tie county Of Iowa, aore
said will sell at pubic Yenduc, TO the highest bid
de for cash all tn. right tlc and interest which
phe said Daniel Smmer, had on the 18th day OF 0co-
her A. D. leT1 has since acquired In the following
described real estate to- wit: the Northwest quarter
Of section numb twenty five Coz and the West hat
Of the North east quarter cf Section number twenty
five 1851 all in the Township number six 60 Ran &c
number one Cd Fast and situated IN sa!a County Of
Iowa aud state OF Wisconsin, or 50 much thereof s
will sati-f thu sum SGOi % with interest and Gusts
Dated >heriG's Office, Dodseyile, Wis, April, 10th,
A. d. 1872
W. W LIEESs, JAMES RYAN,
Atty for PnS. Sheriff Of Iowa Co, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-02

A Mon IN Missouri mob of - or
100 men stopped the eastern hound train
on the Missouri Kansas ~ Texas Rails
road mt Guns City, Case county, Mis-
souri,, ono day last week, and mur-
dered l. r. Cline, J. C. Stevenson and :.
f. Dutro Stevenson WAS a member OF
the county court and presiding Judge
when the recent bond excitement was
raised. Slime was an attorney lmpli>
Gated Dutro was killed simply because
he was "a company with the others.
The nob threatened to kill any one who
hereafter Identified them in court or
else where and said they had just con~
menced thsir wort, Of murder Some OF
the mob wore masks, and all were ariaed
with guas and revolyers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-02

LADIEs-ArTKNTIoN Before you buy
spring hats. bonnets, &c, be sure to see
Mrs. OTIS stock. It embraces some of the
neatest things to be found in the vest. OF
flowers and ribbons her stock is especially
large and choice. In STYLE and taste she
aims to be up with the times, or a little in
advance Prices as low as the lowest.
Fail not to call before you purchase. Next
door to Cartwright. If
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-02
To A sscssOrs.

WE make the following extract from
the instructions Of Hon. ILL., BREEsE, Sec
rotary of State which Assessors will do
we'll to note and follow;
"A strict compliance with the spirit
and letter Of the Assessment Law on the
mart of Assessors is absolutely necessary,
TO secure Justice to all and injustice 10
none. An Assessor who cannot con-
scien,iously govern himself by the law
should rcsign and give place to some one
who can and will There are two prin>
c,pal considerations which should be
borne in mind as the special subject OF
the assessment law LIST an property OF
whatever nature, unless exempt by law,
should be listed To discover this prop
crtv. whether in land, money, credits,
bonds and mortgages, stock or goods
and cattle, is the first duty Of the Asses
sors. "a The tne raiae of all such
property should be ascertained. This IL
to be done by the Assessor, upon has
oath, so far AS the property IS exhibited
to him. and not Dv the persons ennmcra
ting the various articles Of which his
property consists.