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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTM EMIT Office Chief Signal Offcer,J
WASHINGTON, &c, March II. 1872, 10 am
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENTY-FoUR
HoURs.-The diminished pressure, which, on
Monday morning extended from eastern Ken
lucky to The south Atlantic coast, has moved
easterly. and the pressure is now lowest from
Long Island and New Jersey sOutheastward.
Rising barometer has extended eastward from
the Mississippi valley over the south Atlantic
states, and Pennsylvania and New York, with
no'tberly to westerly Winds, falling tempera
ture and clear and clearing weather. Cloudy
weather Is still prevailing from the lower lakes
TO the east and middle Atlantic coasts with
snow from eastern Virginia to Massachusetts,,
and northwesterly to northeasterly winds. The
barometer has fallen over the northwest, with
rising temperature and winds backing to south
erly and easterly. Cloudy weather, with rain
has continued at Portland, Oregon, and rising
barometer is now reported from the Pacific
coast stations. The highest barometer is CEN
trail over western Tennessee, extending thence
northward to Michigan and southwark to the
Gulf. An area of quite low barometer is adj.
vancing eastward over Nebraska and Dakota.
PRoBABILITIKs--Risingb barometer will con-
tinue from the lower lakes to Florida, with
westerly TO northerly winds, clear and clearing
weather, and extend to the south and middle
Atlantic coast Daring the day, and over the
New England states tonight The pressure will
continue diminishing over the northwest, with
southerly to easterly winds, rising temperature
increased cloudiness, and very probably tn eat-
enlng weather, gradually extending eastward
over the upper lake region, and southeastward
TO the Ohio valley. Dangerous winds are not
anticipated Tor the Gulf and Atlantic coasts to-
dav.
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BALTIMORE, March 12-yiroinia SKIES. cou-
Fon, new, 5s; do. new, consolidated, 6a.. North
Cardinals, old, 80; do new, "a; do special tax,
16-all bid; unchanged.
BALTIMORE, March 12.-Cotton dull and
weak; low middlings, PA. Flour quiet, but
very firm and unchanged. Wheat firm; Pennsyl-
vania, 81 .6saS1.72. Corn dull; white southern,
Ssa65; yellow southern, 65; mixed western, 6 \ a
GA. Oats dull, 5la53. Rye quiet, 95as1. Pork
quiet, s14. Bulk meats dull; shoulders, 81 /;
rib sides, eH; clear rib sides, 6x-loose; one
fourth more packed. Bacon steady; shoulders,
Ga; rib sides, IL; clear rib sides, 7A--packed;
sngar-cured hams, Baby. Lard quiet, 9H aga
Western butter active, with an advancing tend
ency. Whisky dull and nominal S9a9o.
NEw YORK, March 12-StOcks strong and
active Gold firm, 1o1s. Money tight, Z, gold.
Exchange. long, 91; short, 10Y. Governments
steady Virginia. s, by; new, 81. North Caro-
linA's, ssh; new, 24J.
NEW YORK, March 12.-Flour dull and de-
Ginning. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn de-
Ginning.
LONDON, March II, 11:30 a. m.-ConsOls opened
at 92h for money, and 92% for account. Bonds
of 1892, 3D. 1865, old, 90; 1867 92x; 1O4n's, So
PARIS, March 12.-Rentes opened at Sc francs,
81 centimes.
LONDON, March 10, 100 p. m.-Consols for
money, 90 a92S; for account, 92s ASA.
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ALL THE PLAGUEs OF EGYPT.-As if II were
not enough that Washington is infested by the
brood Of Cranes, Seversons, and watsons. we
are now threatened with an invasion by the
free love gang of Stephen Pearl A ndrews, of the
political and social household of Victoria Wood
hull Andrews, it will be seen by our local news.
has hieda certificate of incorporation with our
recorder OF deeds, for the establishment of
"Pantarchal University in the District OF Co.
Iuneia, "having 10 irst-class and 10 200 second
riaSSs professorships, to be filed BY competent
men and women whose labor it shall be to
teach "Federifc Cnifcation. whatever that
may be- Natural Development, "a la Woodruff
Evolutionary Law and ReltgioR.'' IL is not
strange that Andrews puts religion a. the tail of
his Kite He proposes, it will be seen. to make
Washington "the educational center, for his
psntsrchieal doctrines, which is very kind of
him.
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"USCLE SAM Is RICH ENoUaH."-The me-
morialists now running the investigation before
the House Committee on the District of Column
bia had Peter Campbell, a member of the Dis.
trict legislature, summoned before the commit
tee on the 9th of February, and since that time
he has been in attendance at every session,
waiting TO be examined, but was not called
until yesterday, and then only at his earnest
request. His fees as a witness amounted to up
wards Of thirty dollars, and as the memorialists
have had room full of witnesses dancing at
tendance day after day in the same way, IL will
be seen that at the rate of progress made, a
pretty big bill will be run up by Crane X Co.
in witness fees alone. AS the government has
to foot the bill, the memOrialists are not wor-
Tied. BY the time Crane Through his pocket
full Of blank subpGnss) has fully gratified his
hates 10y summOniDg all his personal enemies
TO appear before him, the expenses of this in.
yestigatiOn will loom up somewhat formidably.
When the bill goes in to government for pay
ment, Congress will begin TO realizewhat boon
we have in such disinterested reformers as
Crane ~ Co.
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New Hampshire and Connecticut are The only

New Hampshire and Connecticut are the only
two states that hold spring elections this year.
New Hampshire leads of to-day and being close
state, and the contest coming of just at an ex-
citing juncture m national politics when parties
are martialling their forces for the presidential
campaign. the result will be locked for with in
teTest- The present confusion and future un-
certainty of political affairs heighten this in
terest and add to the significance of the sl test
expression of popular sentiment at the ballot
box, because II may have an influence in shaping
the course Of parties for the great battle to come
of in the fall. The granite state has never be-
fore been the scene of a more active and vigor-
Gus canvass than that which closes o-day, and
the issue between the two great parties turning
upon purely national questions, the tariff tax
alton and the policy of the present administra-
ton generally, the result will be taken as con-
demning or endorsing such policy. The eandi
dates for governor are Ezekiel A. Straw, repub-
lican; James A. Weston, democrat; Lemuel p.
Cooper, labor refOrmer; and James Blackman,
prohibitionist- Besides the governor, a rail-
road commissioner, executive council, and new
legislature are to be chosen. The majority for
Grant in 1865 was go. The republican major
ity for governor in 1870 was AS. Last year the
vote was-Weston, democrat, 81 200; Pike, re-
publican, 80 s92; Cooper, labor reform, 1872 Corn
ings, temperance, 81; scattering, Al. Weston,
il will be seen, had majority over his republi-
can competitor, but lacked plurality of all the
votes cast. The canvass that has been made in
dicates a republican jority in the legislature
which elects a successor to Senator Patterson
and the probable return of the republican can
didate for governor.
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There was a prospect yesterday of another
arms investigation, it was understood that
parties were in the city trying to buy up all the
~s7rs that the government has on hand and ali
that can be made for sore time to come. There
was also lively demand for gun boats. 1t was
developed later in the day, however, that the
demand was not for expectation, but that the
operators were acting as agents for the proprie-
tors OF the Cincinnati Commercial and Enquirer,
respectively, who soon expect to declare war on
the banks of the Ohio. Competition was said to
be very brisk for time between the rival
agents, and prices ruled high, but as soon as the
affair was Invested of the qualities necessary for
an international complication the public interest
IN II died out. Nothing short Of a foreign war
makes much Of a stir in Washington nowadays.
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In cable telegram in yesterdays STAR briet
mention was made OF the death at Pisa, Italy, of
Joseph Mazzini, the widely known Italian
republican agitatOr. He was born in Genoa in
1909. The French revolution of 1880 com mended
itself so much to him that he tried the same
game in his native land, but was soon taken.
with other young conspirators against the
Italian government, and after a short imprison-
ment banished. Marseilles became the head
quarters of Italian eNiles, and here Mazzini or
ganized his famous young Italy" society for
the republicanism of the peninsula. treason TO
which by any member being punishable, with
DEATH Driven from France he sought refuge in
Switzerland, and forced TO leave there went TO
London Until within few years since he wa
Recognized leading spirit in every revolutions
airy conspiracy and outbreak which had occurred
in Europe for nearly forty wears; but lately his
writings have indicated that his views were oct
ting 10 be more conservative.
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Government Securities.
Stock ReuOrt,

by Franklin feleerapA Company, COO Pa. arenue.
:, new YoRL, March l1.-rirst Board.-lOI0 q M
s. lssl, coupon, lls,I; sO's, 81, coupon
ms; sos; new ss, coupon, ilcsi: Sos, 81. ocu.
pr Ii e0s, Ss coupon. ll2h: 10 4o':, coupon,
Canton, ass< Western Union Telegraph, 7Ois' Quick
silver, "a; Pacific Mail, 6ltS: Adams Express, %;
ellis. Fargo q Co.'S Express, "a; American Ex .
press, ~; United States Express, 7O,E: New York
90 ntral an Hudson, 9S% New York Central Scrip,
s5S Erie Harlem, lo5si Reading, 1881; Mich.
gan Central, lE1z Lake shore Michigan southern,
~. Union Pacific Railrosd, go. Illinois Central,
Northwest pref'd. slk; New Jersey Central, Il2ls
Rock Island, Il3: Milwaukee and st. Paul, 5s1l
ware, LackswanHs 4 Western, I07; Fort Wayne,
guaranteed. IS, Hannibal and St Joseph 4O,s; Chi
m9; Ohio Mississippi certificates, AZ; Columbus,
Chicago and Indiana Cent. 2s Tennessee SIS. old,
6e; do. new, s.; Virginia SIS, old, 521k; do 0op-
sol Bonds, 561s; North Carolina SIS, old, $50 North
Carolina IS new, 2Es; Missouri SIS, % Central Pa
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The Patriot can furnish another valuable wit.
ness to Crane Yesterday that paper stated on
reliable authority" that in no single instance
mad the vaccination taken with the one hundred
and nifty employees OF the Government Printing
OAce, vaccinated by the Board of Health. To-
day It has to admit, on the authority of the fore
man of the printing Office, that the result of the
vaccination was satisfactory, and that not more
than fifteen OF the whole number vaccinated had
called for a second vaccination. Try again
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The American interviewer followed the
Grand Duke Alexis to Cuba, and asked him.
among other things, if he had read the reports
published about the Gar having ordered him
1.-THE Grand Duke to return home during the
Cataeazy unpleasantness. Alexis at once an
ssered; "Let US drop that; the story is too
f'<aculous for any sensible person to believe or
70 sfHak about, and l think III light another
cigar and see what my young friends over there
are laughing abont.,
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. THE ORIGINAL =
S Furniture Emporium. E%s
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES OF FURNI-
TUBE AND HOUSE-FURNISHING
GOODS IN GENERAL.

The undersigned having determined to sell ont
their immense stock Of CARPETS, RUGS, MAT.
TIE A. ,Rs, such no ss FINE WALNUT PARL0R and
SUITS ana all other H6UsE snf REsEFHASG
GOVDS, by the lsT Of MAY NEXT, at which time
we shall be compelled to close our establishment for
ments to our store, We would respectfully inform
cur customers, and the public IN general, that we
siye assortment Of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
AT VERY REDUCED PRICE, FOR CASH at
the southeast corner Of 9Th and streets Any per
son wishing to purchase goods in our line will do
well to call and examine our goods for themsel YES
and we have no fear but they will be satisfied that
what We say is SO.
Very respectfully,
mar5-eoSt GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
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congressman Roosevelt has withdrawn from
,he editorial management of the Nov York Cit
':sn. he found that he would have to s,ye up
tne investigation Of District affairs or hIs
paper, and finding that the former anorded
u' S0 'sement than the latter, and at far le,.
~Asehse' he concluded TO let the Citizen slide.
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The Wisconsin ard Kentucky republican
state conventions meet tomorrow, the former
at Madison and the latter at Louisville to select
delegates to the national convention The Rhode
Island republican state convention meets At
Providence on Thursday of this week.
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I UMBER! LUMBERi! LUMBER
MEssRs. VITALITY RRorHrps

Bsye on hand, and are In constant receipt of, LUM
bEk In all its varieties suitable for kniidn ana
other purposes The stock is com plete in ali II. ds
pariimsnts, and is offered at prices which de y com
N. IN ~ ~. ny wnere IN the market.
kEDGRAvt, corner Of 7th and o strests they
nave estsolishsd an once and Yard at tn It place.
from builders and dealers generally.
WHeATLEY 6ROTHERS,
mS-6t 81 Water street, Georg stown.
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The New York money market opened active
yesterday, stockholders payingT gold to 1-sS per
day to have their stocks carried. Government
bond dealers are accommodated at per cent
currency. Prime mercantile paper moved
slowly, and the choicest did not sell under per
cent. Government bomb ere strong at about
Saturdays quotations. The foreign bankers
have orders to buy, but find diff Guilty in filling
them at current quotations.. 1t Is estimated thai
they bought last week and shipped about
81 900 900 Of the various issues
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PERSONAL.


HATTIE j. EREHCa, Oss-rsys-f. h,y,-,,,-,
5sstnsg hsafWr. NEvER AELs in sistns -.
~ ne rcis be eOrnnunicstices. Cnnis ana ~'t..
ser wo1deIfnl power % seo9Dd sigbf. gag 49,
stee'' N W betseen sud mars p
MADAM B0yINs PERIoDEcAI DROPS
sere cure tor all female irrea-si ari'i-- Th-e
A.. ~ ~ - taken dnrtne pregnsnry, - rh.Y D.
ms sHieee: III ct bet 5th sOd Sh. mrf n.
Mks n, v. Wight, a. srsV Eso1rS Sr,,.-
~ 81 TN street, h.t~ go u ara VI oppo-if.
guu se,ows Hall. where she will be hapnr a., -.
- NO may rs9nire her services. mars IN
n SAWYER, C@rvoya.f, Mssssstr r.
ana ~ :, 40 De csosulted At her house. No
,,,.., oetNsen and n sf~ fslaDk ur \, al
,-,--, ou>lne-- es-t pres-st and future. - las
pklihIE CONSULTATIONS AZ otn m,
- DAhbf - @ e. street, thrp. a.. - .,,,, =.
voc ANehoe. Inc only ADVERTISE r..c.sn,.sd - -
H. and specialist an diSss..s "a
=. -. : =. s.n., fsb3s I'm.
NO HUaBCG Tn Qneep of sriTi,. a.. -
developed Medium Il, ing. rs he ss,,,t..s,
power OF changing luck. tells the past ,re..ns "a
future. IN cess or fsilnrc % any hu-inss. 10000
&c, &C. 1ss street, setveeh lst aud New J~--~,
avenue ffot-,TT
lJABAME Downs MONTHLY PALS Will
w remove all Female lrregulArities MAJ
Isfies should not use them n pregnsnt, fsr fh.S
shl b. sure o. produce miscarriage. once. soS 4
e. :. v. Island. nalm.
ter ser should oonhde IN pR. LION, tn olF.st a.
tabtshsc and only reliable and safe Physician nsl
ing speciality of female plants In the CITY M,
sspeetsllT invites csil from those who have bees
dsesiyed By swinaieLs. He ruArsntees = speeiJ
ouro or no charge. Seva-a,s RoODls ro- y n ~.
iisHis hoonns No. Tl1 I street, between 7th ans
oth. OF ~
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JUAN BOYLE Il co.

SsHN nVI LII a ".
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
No. 7l3 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTS Build
FOR SALE
handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE on south A
street. between 2d and Sd streets it'll all the modern
mrroN einents; sL,1ll cash payments and long time
on balance.
. , SEVERAL FARMS.
email and large, the line Of the Point of lcks
R'ilroad, within few minutes walk Of The depot;
within thirty minutes of Washington. Terms easy.
Also,
tine of 10 acres on the road and same distance
n ON depot, improve ed bv Pouse, &c Z
- SIX IOTS,
Near Capitol, fronting New Jersey avenue one O.
the bntss sit atiGns ia the city.
a HOUSE on North A street; S 100 cash, balance
on long time.
THREE HANDSOME HOUSES in the west end
Also,
HOUSES and LOTS in all parts Of the city
TWO HANDSOME HOUSES on Ninth street.
MONEY TO LOAN
In sums Of from 81 90 to 600 on real estate.
mhs-tf
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EOR RENT-A FRUIT FARu near Tn. en-,
! will lease for several years aa he mo 4 fayarr
able terms. Inquire for particu ars ct the Star or
NO. fsbl9u
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81 ,287, 1881
IN CASH GIFTS To BIZ distributed By THE
MERCHANTS & BANKERS ASSOCIATION

81, 2S7,149I
MERCHANTS & BANKERS ASSOCIATION
OF NEW YORK.
DAILY DRAWINGS
,c.,A PRiZE FOR EVERY TICKET.
6 each, 1000 800 'Hsn o"'' 0s'n' S SS
~ ., :. - 4W O0 300
.oo c,,,u 300 $50 lO
sy Sola Ma,c her s15 to 800
<Ie sewing machines. CD to $50
.. 90 nieRant Pianos...........-.each, $50 to 700
Cash Gifts, Silver Ware, etc, valued at 81 10000.
cnahcs 10 draw any Of the alb 1e prizes for &c.
LIeket, describing prizes sealed in envelopes
no well mixed On receipt at 25c sealed ticket 10
TO the ticket holder On payment Of 81 Prizes are
n mmediaIe sent to any address BY express
You viii know wha. your prize Is before You pay
fcri Any rvize e5eAdneed for mother of ihs sane
dealing
OPINIONS OF THE PRrss Fair dealing can be
distribution. World, Sepi Not one Of the
hum bugs Of the day '-Wsekpy Tribune, Jnly I.
Avg. 5.
RFFEREScEs-By kind permission we refer to the
SiS SEQ; Miss Hattie Banker, Charleston, So OOO
Mrs Louisa 7. Blake, st. Paul, Piano, 500 Samuel
IA ymond, Boston. IS 900; Eugene Bracket,
PIttsburgh, Watch, $500; Miss Annie Osgood, New
Srieans, $500; Emery L. Pratt, Columbus, o.,
ONE Cash GIFT in every package Of 200 tickets
sSarartseS Six tickets for 81, Is for ST. rs for 49,
Agents wanted, to whom we offer liberal induce
ALLISON, BURNS 4 90,
ms dAwIw and Broadway, New York.
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hSrROF. r. THOMPsONs CLASS FOR
~ CLINICAL INSTRUCTIONS win form on
hDhsDAf Mkt, the l4th inst, ~ 3,s D. m, at
oSIunloIs hosetA ml2 81
me- MEETING OF THE EIGHTH RT-TI-O.
AS ING ASSOCIATION, Of Georgetown. d.
Z. Will be held At Lsngs Hotel, Ne I2o Rridoe
street, On TIL RsDAY, March Itsh a, = 1872
IN Tor ne gnrssss q si.1sins Permanent onhcers
sHss 6SDpARD, President pro- tenn
m ~ = oee . pro: tenn. ml2 81
BUILDING Ass0CIATIoN
U.s. No .. oN'
= lie tis mopthly meeting Of CENTRAL RrIt m
iAG a SOCiATION, No. 3, usll be hell =, ~ ~
- lCnt ,sn Law Building 5th street, on TgfrpS
nAb ENiNG MKT. the 18th inst, al 10 'eiosS
II" IS are sriil pen for subscri ption. -
nii- u NM. W. MOORE, S~cretarv
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bSwAasIHIMSst3H q 3IIy AZ AnG RoJgT LOOK
IoRlsTvILLE, PRINCE GEoRGES Co, NM
10 SPECIAL NOTICE.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
THE FREEpMANs SAVINGS AND rprsr
COMPANY.

xxOSsH IKEAyCRY,
All deposits Of i've dollars more made with tbi.
company on or before February next will draw
SIX interest from that date, pay Able JnIv
and Jshusry In each year.
ForR PER CENT. paid on current business &C.
Counts. Call aud get COPY Of the rules janV
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EoR sALl-A FAM q . ACRES, south Of sse
Il Potomac, above Aeasduet bridSe. Improve,
fa sf sse s re~ y sSs r1er ana city Pros,
go sISs cab, bsls s on long ti%.; . Airs ,
~ sss- st: sas rss s..y
s ~: * .is r. sos.s' 81 Nc.
EOR EIlT-fve Ro0Hs IN nr.t-c =: POSSE,
Io,h syssSs. kss.ssn sn and lets ,; .s.;,
sepsrate q tosether. Dc other occupants except
the fsRI,y m the hco.e. Retsrenee. ekossnged.
ApEy ct tAs Star once b. issssr; address gil Ssv
EoR RkNT-The large DWELLING 8oUsE,
As. PsnnsyIysnia ssenns, 81. door. east Of n
aioeaiis for lawyer Or f s~%S n-r.v,op
m.n 22< Indiana aveuue.
LOST AND FOUND.
SIS skb TSs a M !. sish I S
,urned TO 1000 NJ street, or al the star or
noG k0sT-h young, liver coiarsd SETTER
~ DOG, with spotted feet and tis Of taileSD
T SaIs Liberal .,1ss1 rsS.Fd will b sr.n sA
Ia Hin, n siITCHED HANDKEaCaiSF,
daImed VII Ice The tnder returning u 70 Rom
I osT-BIACK HORSE, about u hands nj IN,
IL with saddle, birdie and halter, on sun
at nignt. 1fCEi stn street wharf. LiberaA
High street, Georgetown. ni2 ST.
CO0 REWARB-Lost. on Friday evening. sth
SEO instant, IN going from the P9s oniee TO The
National 1tesieT. q small box rtatning one eEr
STUDS, and one SET or MOSS AGATE STUDS
The above reward will h. paid the finder uprn r
turning the same Z. this otice. ml2-d'
REWARn-Lost. on SATURDAY. last, a young
will be paid for its return 20 OILS street W
W. mill a. "
I oST-on the 9Th instant, a Liver and White
IL colored SETTER nuG. Answers toSSD
the name of Lee - liberal reward will-lx>.L
ST&.d If returned to No 1914 ''re'tM MILF.
co REWARD-Lost, st the National Theater. or
w Gu the Ayenne, SATURDAY night. emhroid-
cred HANpKkRCHiEF with the owner : full name
returned to this Office. mil ST.
ZANE TO SUBSCRIBERS on SATURDAY,
y March 9th, a white and brindle CON-
The owner will please come forward. proveN "
Apply at D. Y GRIGSBY, 9Th Ferry Wharf. MA 81.
Il OsT.0n ihe 9th instant, in coming from the
- Auditor g Z flee Of the District Of Columbia
through the City Hall lot 10 e21 street north,
fee. MI sss
Sim WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY ONE
SlOO Nho viii secure me a situation in Of
me pspsT = as sssenger or wstehnan Sd
I OsT OR STOJEN-A NOTE drawn by Hugh
L. Tumeliy to the order Of Joseph Edwards. dated
september 4, lS5a, for One Thousand Dollars, pay
allie twelve noath. after date, and secured BY Odd
dersigned. EDWARD EDWARDS.
Executor of Jos. Edwards.
marlt 1926 street n. W.
CHG S5kSTE4hE Bsl+ +B
rrhlic are cautioned not IN receive II ncis
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nFA REGULAR MEETING OF THE sou TIL. :.
Wy ERN kePU BLICAN ASSOCIATION VII
be held At ,1s o'clock THIS EVENING. (Tuesdavr
march a. in Clark's b all, over Nos. Al and 49,
PsInsylv ania avenue. As an important election is
to take place, a full attendance is requested
A. RUTHERFORD, President
CHAS. r. COTTON
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E~R SALE Or RGNT-A 3 story Brick utJsR
No. 81 9TH street, bet = and streets, front,
ing Judiciary Square, containing six good sized
rosms; porch above and dry celia; range; hot aud
cold wefer, bath room, water clio Set, gas in every
room; froat and back yard; LOG alton convenient,
making one Of the most desirable residences In the
city There is large front Lot suitable for adj
tons to the house II desired. In ,uire At No GIG