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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief ,SioudI

-
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. u, 1873 IL a. m.
SYNOPSIS FOB THE PAST TwENTY-FouR HOURS
The barometer has fallen the New England
and Middle states with winds shifting to high and
eeh and occasionally brisk nOrtheasterly and south
easterly, rising temperature, cloudy weather and
snow, and over the South Atlantic states with rain
light and fresh norheastery to nOrthw esterly winds
lower temperature and generally cloudy weather are
now prevailing from the Gulf to the Ohio Valley.
Win Ilght snow over eastern portions of Tennessee
and Kentucky Light and fresh northerly to westerly
winds and partly cloudy weather from the Ohio val
ley to Lake Erie and the upper lakes.
PROBAB JTIEs.-For New England falling ba-
rometer, somewhaf higher temperature, fresh and
OCCASIONALLY brisk inOrtheasterly to seutheaserly
winds, cloudy weather and snow For Middle states
cloudy weather and snow the winds shifting to
northeriy aud westerly probably to night with fall
ing temperature and clearing weather. For South
Atlantic states rising barometer lower TEN peratuTe
winds shifting to nOTtherly and westerly and clear
ing weather. For the Gnlf states winds veering 20
eastery and southerly falling barometer and CHER
temperature For Tennessee, Kentucky. Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois winds veerng to northwestern
and northeasterly and generally clear and clearing
weather. For the Upper Lake region, Minnesota
and Iowa rising barometer, light to fresh and posi-
bly, brisk northery to westerly winds and partly
cloudy weather. Morning telegraphic reports from
upper Michigan, Kansas and southern Florida and a
portion Of those from the extreIne northwest are not
yet received.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Last week in Wall street was characterized by
a further advance in gold, which sold at LII 4 ),
and more active speculation and advance in
the stock market. Towards the close the money
market gave token of a scarcer supply, and
stocks receded. Government bonds were ex-
ceedingly strong on account of the revival of
the syndicate snd proposed refund'ng of the
debt. The new five per cents advanced to their
par in gold.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
NDAY..............y January -, 1873

An important legal argument against the con-
sttutonality Of the new jury law in New York,
which permits any one TO sit as a juror provided
he is willing to take oath that he will give an
impartial verdict notwithstanding any opinion
which he may entertain relative to the innocence
or guilt of the prisoner, was delivered before the
New York supreme court in general term few
day since, and several points brought out which
arc worthy of consideration, inasmuch as the
result, if adverse to the new law, will release
from prison many persons who have been con-
vieted under it. The argument made against
the law was to the effect that it is in violation
OF the state and federal constitution, which as
sert that ono person shall be deprived of life
hberty or Property, without due process of law"
Alter citing a decision i'm point, the LAWYER
making the argument against the new law said
the clause of the constitution in question was
intended TO secure to every citizen the benefit
OF those rules of the common law by which
judicial trials are regulated, and to place them
beyond the reach of legislative subversion.
Trials, therefore-at least such as are criminal
are to be regulated and conducted in their es-
sential features, not by statutes, but by common
law. The course of the latter, he argued, was
trial by a jury of twelve men who stand i'm
partial between the prisoner and the people.
The district attorney, in reply, claimed that
the new law is constitutional, and said that the
only provision of the state constitution which it
can be held to infringe is the clause, "The
trial by jury, in all cases in which it has been
heretofore used, shall remain inyiolate for
ever"
The judges on the bench were keenly alive to
the arguments of the legal gentlemen, and re-
served their decision Should the latter be
against the new law, the effect would be the re-
lease Of all criminal offenders now in prison
who were convicted under it, and the quashing
OF proceedings in the case of Tweed and others.
Stokes would likewise get the benefit of a new
trial by jury of twelve lunkheads who never
read the newspapers, and who have no opinion
on any subject. The Tombs shysters are greatly
exercised in regard to the new law, and assert
that II its constitutionality is affirmed their
criminal business win be ruined.
As il is proposed to incorporate this new fea-
ture into the laws of the District of Columbia,
the decision of the New York supreme court will
be looked for with interest.
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At the woman's convention the other day, at
Lincoln Hall, Susan b. Anthony, in answer to
q question about the history of Mrs. Victoria
woodruff, said =" Her antecedents will COM
pare favorably with any member Of Congress"
This is hardly fair to-Mrs. woodruff.
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he ebsefuies Of the credit naobilier victims
VII ceme on tomorrow. 1t was at first pro-
posed 10 notify the relatives of the dece..as a.,
the Other house to be present at the funeral. h,t
tLc committee feared the bodies vouIdn,t tee,.
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~ PROsTRATION PRACTICE.

Lrckiy for the SICK the idea that II is necessary TO
reduce their bodily strength in order to cure them
l. fast dying out Modern science recognizes the fact
that disease is of itself more than sufficiently depress
ing to body and mind, and does not need to be as
sisted in its inroads upon the vital energy of the sys
TEN by violent purgations and other debiita ting
mixtures. Prostitution is, in short, played out, -
and the practitioners who still cling to il few
and far between that they cannot, like their prede
cessors Of the fatal school who ourshed half
century ago, fill the graveyard with their victims
The introduction Of Hostetter's Stomach Btters in
lS52 the heaviest blow that the old practice of
depletion had ever received, and from that time to
the present. the celebrity of the great vegetable in
vigorant has increased, the purging, blistering,
bleeding, water cruel practice has declined. The
effect Of this famous preventive and remedy is
to strengthen, build mp, regulate and tranquilize,
not to weaken break down and violently disturb the
system. 1t is tonic, alternative and nervne with
pure stimulant as its propelling and distributing
agents. his stimulant difuses the curative and
sustaining elements Of the medicine through the
whole organization, and brings them into contact
with the sources Of disease. Hence its cures Of in
digestion, constipation, bilious complaints, nervous
ness, languor, debility, low spirits, malarious dis
orders. &C., are complete and thorough and as a
protection against the ailments caused aggravated
by cold and damp il has no equal. jZ-eoStSW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-27

The story of the assassination of the President
put ahoat in New York Saturday might have
been hoax put out by some idotic Joker, but
was most likely a stock iObbing canard.
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BARGAINs. BAkGAINs
RARE CHANCE TO SECURE A HOUSE.
PAY RENTS NO LONGER. RrApr

new two-story BRICK HOUSE, No. l22 81
street southeast, near the Ayenue; rooms, bath
roOIn, water closets, bay windows, front yard and
time.
Also, nearly new FRAME HOUSE, No. Il, 81
street northeast lot 22xl0p good rooms beautifully
terIaced; for price and terms call AZ Office
Also, q new s-room FRAME HOUSE, corner llth
and southeast; faces south and east; lot 2OxlOo;
price $500, long time.
Also, 10 room BRICK HOUSE, on L street south,
between 9th and 1th streets east, Navy Yard brick
stable, &c; bargain, S2OO.
Also, room HOUSE, No. sl2 ah street south
east; lot Sxg; stands back in yard; price, S2,oO,
Also, four story BRICK, on street, between 18th
and Isl streets, y feet trout by about 90 feet deep
suitable for blacksmith, wheelwright, car
S6loo.
:, Also, seven-room HOUSE on 18th street, between
and :; 'front.' yard, hall, nearly new, good alley;
Also, seven room HOUSE, corner 10Th and T. and
one c:rner l9th and Boundary; both new; never oc-
cupied; price S2-5O.
Also, seyen-room HOUSE, on S street, between
Connecticut avenue aud 2oth street; new; price,
$500.
We have other property for sale, and we invite all
desiring 20 purchase home long time, or for cash
to cal, as We are sure We can sut them.
We have also, some very eligible building lots that
we can sell cheap.
PHIL. II. WEIGH & CO.,
or Masonic Temple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-27

The World Afmcnac for 1873 is the first Of the
newspaper politico-statistical registers in the
field for the current yes. For some time the
World statistician his divided honors with the
Tribune ditto As a getter up of ANIMALS Of This
kind, and his almanac for 1873, though rather
poorly printed, seems to be fully up to the mark
otherwise. "a
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The stirring events Of the last few years, end
irg In the abolition of slavery, have caused the
operations Of the time -honored old American
Colonization Society to be lost sight Of but it is
stll In existence, pursuing the even tenor of its
way The society, we learn, has enrolled be-
tween three and four thousand names of colored
siPiicants Tor passage TO Liberia, of whom six
hundred have been received since the departure
al the expedition in November last. All these
were voluntary and unsolicited, and il Is stated
that there exists 6 growing desire among the
. people of color TO remove there. During the
PAST year peace and good order have prevailed
throughout the republic, and agricultural. me-
cAsnieal. mercantile and professional pursuits
have been successfully prosecuted. The intel
iectual, moral and religious interests too.
have kept pace with the general prosperity.
Two schools established by the society, one
located at Arlington and the other at Brewer
vile, are reported to be in successful operation
"a about one hundred pupils, and as soon rs a
building now IN course OF construction at Arth-
ington Is completed an additional school will be
ciened- There are numerous other schools i'm
the Republic connected with the mission boards.
Thirty eight scholars, five of whom are native
Africans are now in the preparatory dapartm.nt
al Lh'cria college and ten students i'm the col
J. &c proper.
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FP0fOslAC WATER RENTS,
Z Isrs.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
WATER REGISTRAR OvFrcE. J
- DISTRICT OF COLuMnIA.

SPWIAL NOTICE.
~ wAIKR REersrRARs Osrrcs.l
DIsIRIer OF CoLunplA, \
At.easion = called 70 the provision q Law reqa-
ing sS gS e w:s. to s T :, a from ~
thirty days after the same becomes due, Which time
This aw vim Be promptly and effectually enforced
tend during The day chi. Office win be open every
evening during the Week ending February 4. be-
tween the hours ofs and p m, for the receipt OF
jNst TIMOTHY LUBEY. Water Registrar.
1DIs1RI01 q S S931kHH9s1I4A4 EALru,
wAHIxeroN, .. G., Dec. 9, iU1.
H s q snS o ss:Sssd a
and Regulations in regard to small: pox heretofore
%;s & g S S:s
Columbia. Be amended e follows, to wit:
1t shall be the duty * every physician resident Of
to the Board q Health s.id ss,s Of small
q the seaTe q said the na ane and
residence of said person. and whether the room or
sn s1d
cOrdine to the Rules and keguIsti0ns" Aforesaid.
f fmkas Il Bo S0f IF Mipl
sss q n b.tss 81
Wy How sad it is to see q young wife, mother
Of family who requires all her physical strength
to fulfill her household duties, and all her moral ca
Pacities TO accept the responsibility which falls upon
her, to see her prcstrated, losing every. day her
strength, feeling badly without being able to say
Why, but yet suffering enough to be utterly msera
ablel This state Of weakness aud debility is more
fatal to her than spell of sickness for i'm that
Case she will receive the proper care, in the other
she viii linger months after months, not thinking
worth while to physician about il until NATURE
exhausted gives out, and she is carried the grave
when little precaution In proper time would have
nothing can compare with the LONG-LIFE BIT
TERS of DR.. L. G. BERTRAM. They are q safe and
uveness, biliousness, headaches, morning sickness
and all complaints peculiar to women. These Bit
tiers, which are sold by all druggists, are, In conse-
Quence OF their virtue and most agreeable TASTE the
medicine par ezcslieaee for ladies' j22-tr
nPpk. A; PRATT, Graduate Of Ohio College Of
w Dental Surgery, All 7th street, between d
and Z, few doors south Of Odd Fellows Hall. Re-
ftrs to r. A. Bacon and Rev. w. B. Evans mis-
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The article by "Semi-Oacasional" upon the
practice of carrying concealed weapons is sensi-
BILE and lust
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The progress of civilization in the far east
within ten years past has been remarkable
China took the lead in a change of policy by
sending out the Burlingame embassy, and a few
years later Japan indicated desire for reform
by sending delegation of her wise men to the
United States and other foreign countries, to
make arrangements for unrestricted CONNER
cisl intercourse. A late letter from China saws
the Chinese are making considerable efforts to
compete with the foreign merchants among them
an the coast carrying trade. Hitherto this trade
has been done by foreign ship owners, the in
surance companies refusing to insure a vessel
under the Chinese flag. The Chinese, however,
have got over this difficulty by appointing an
American as an intermediary between them and
the insurance Offices. The writer saws there is a
great awakening in regard to commerce in
China, and predicts that during the present
year the Chinese flag will be seen flying from
the peaks of vessels in the harbors of New York
and London. Referring to the fact that the
japanese have adopted the Christian mode of
reckoning time, a correspondent says:
The first day of our new wear will be the
hTst day OF their first month, and they then
follow the calendar as is laid down in our nau-
teal almanacs. The time OF day, also, Is to fol-
low our reckoning, the day being divided into
twenty-four hours instead of twelve. Sunday
Is 10 be holiday, all the other monthly HOLIDAYS
being abolished, and, mirabHe dict" it has been
suddenly discovered that the 18th day of De-
eember should always have been observed As
holiday in japan, but for some unaccountable
reason it has hitherto been ne giected. Here
after u Is TO be noted as a great day, and Is to
De held sacred to Zinmu, the first emperor of
Japan The manner Of reckoning the wears is
also to be altered. Hitherto the wears have
been numbered from the reigning monarch; for
instance, this being the sixth year, Meiji. But
hereafter this Is to be dropped. The coming
year will be 2,5S3, probably dating from the sup
posed founding Of the japanese empire"
Among other contemplated reforms an order
Sas expected forbidding all persons to wear
their hair in the old japanese fashion, and an
order had already been issued directing all civil
officers to wear as their evening dress black
cloth clothes, including swallow-tailed coats,
and I" stove-pipe'' hats, The same CORES
pendent speaks favorabiy Of the American ag
ricultural commission, under Gen. Capron, and
says it has been comparatively successful. One
thing, he SAYS, that initiated somewhat against
the commission at first was that almost imme-
diately upon their arrival some OF the subsordi
mates began intriguing for higher salaries, which
fact rather prejudiced the Japanese authorities
against Gen. CaPron's party for a time.
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Ii i a study to see Mr.. Cakes Ames on the
witness stand. He does not shrink with the air
OF one ashamed. He fills out his wide ar chair
to its capacity. He is the most self-possessed
man at the table. His pear-shaped head, mar
row at the forehead and full at the jowls, forms
a fitting pyramidal complement to the wide
based trunk. He laughs and jokes a good deal,
and, what is not quite pleasant to see, some Of
the committee laugh and joke with him as if he
was their peer. And when he laughs, or rather
grins, long seam opens mp through his power
ful jaws to lis very ears, and through the pecu-
liar conformation of face the laugh or grin is
exactly that Of Mephistopheles as personated
By Nr. Joseph Hermanns. The long, hooked
nose, the outlook Of the uncanny eyes, and the
peculiar up-curve Of the eyebrows also tend to
heighten the mephistophelean character of his
Countensnce when he
Grins horribly CHASTITY smile.
Like Faust's tempter, too, his mirth seems to
he in mOckery of his victims. He grins his
widest when he is able to produce documentary
evidenee-the signature to the bond-to show
Row deeply he has inyeigled men who have
stood high in the public esteem. No seIf-con-
seriousness Of the guilt of the tempter seems to
have penetrated his hide, and when, on Satur-
day. the word conscience was used by one of
the committee, he was nearly convulsed with
laughter. Altogether, MIR. Cakes Ames is a
curious study.
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DRY GOODS.

4 Dhi UoODS>
rrrRELL q WINE.
WILL SELL AT cosr.
UNTIL THE asru DAY or rrnRu.ny
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER plEss
| GOODS
BLACK ALPACAs,
Lower than they be had in ths nsrkr,.
A large snd veil assorted stock % PACIFIC PR.
Gales, At - cents per yard, guaranteed le-s TIA.
Wholesale price IN New York.
coTTsS Goops, all grades, II fraction ,1,,s
LVTTKELL WINE,
i2isw corner orb street and P.rns ave.
TwENTF PER CENT. orr
ON All SALES or
WOODEN DRY GOODS
UNTIL FEBRUARY Isis
DC cent Dr. g. Cad. for ceD,s r~r ysrd een,
for per TOY y. Ss E.SSs S srs, l fa.Is
yard; IS Bsnke,s, or shswl., for sa; 81 . Oa.~i-
WOODEN Goods in the same proportion. '
Our 81 IDS reduced % Sc. 81 s. Kids % 81
AfPkTxs, Bargains In Bl RSG. sILks ,nd BLACK
iis-tT ioIs ana 1880 G nt .t : { satss.-.
DRY GOODS!
IMMENSE REDUCTION
WOODEN DRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN 30
PER CENT.
AEdroscoegin Beached COTTON. lsc
anlsutia Bleschcd COTTON. SDc.
New York Mills Bleachei COTTON. sic
Splendid bleaehed and nnhleac he'd CO TToNs, I.sso
81 ga and i0t sHEETING from & - M.
line OF beautiful MOuleH sHAMIS fsingla ana
doubled VIII be sold regardless of cost 10 Close .uf
' F ssSsn P PsSfs ms S,,,, 81
splendid black sILk VELVET. z ' iacSs. vide.
suitable Ter dresses spenoers, and trimming, ss,
MATER- PROOF CLOTH, sc. and M.
BLACK slLks from 81 ~ up. those NJ 81 So s,
$3.50, IS, aud S2s are the best goods fOr The prscs
shown In this city since the war
FLANNELs very cheap.
Ladies' and Gents UNDERWEAR ard eer..,
SHIRTS direct from the uanufactory. af whSls-Sle
prices. None but the BEST makes Of Goods kept
Save money by purchasing q
,,, BRoDHEAD a CO,
dlotfebl 1908 y street between iffh ana inh
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y. SILvERBERo
Metropolitan Dollar Store,
sls SEVENTH STREET,
I-tr near Peunsylyania averu

RAzAAE=BssRains in LADIES, GENTS and
- CHILDRENS UNDERCLOTHiN0 may Be
tound - Womenb Christian Association, Judiciary
s9uare. All orders promptly and neofly oxecufed
Butrauee on = street, bet. 9th and Oth, noll.iy
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
FRANK BARyUM

FOR SALE.
A handsome House ON corner zlst and III Streets
every m.dern Improvement, leng- time payments
nne ouse en- d street east between street ana
Maryland syenne, contains ten rooms, Kitchen aai
A handsome Country Seat Of 81 acres, one mile
from Georgetown.
Several FARMS, large and small, on the line of
the Point Of Rocks railroad, near Depots
One OF 500 acres in FauQuier county. Va very
handsomely improved. Easy terms
One OF $40 acres, near Catlett d Staten, Va Will
be sold IN quantities 90 suit, on easy terms
One OF So acres in Frederick county, Va, IL
miles from Winchester, Shenandoah Valley 81 acres
timber, balance IN high state of
by large house and two large barns Price, $50 per
erty. - ~
One OF 11s acres, unimproyed, but fenced situated
on the Opeauan. miles from Winchester Price,
$50 per acre. Both Of these farms are great bar
gains.
Six lots on north side Of Rhode Island svenue. he
tween 18th and 18th Streets small cash payment bal
ance can remain for i've 90 years with interest al
per cent.
One lot on south side, nearly opposite, on very
easy terms.
Three lots corner Of M and 2sd streets -Four lots
on 14th street, between NJ and NJ. One lot on n,
between sd and 2ith streets. Three lots on New
Jersey avenue, near Capitol of the best situs-
brick house containing 10 rooms, bath. water,
and gas south side Massachusetts, avenue, between
10Th and llfh streets. Price, o. 80.
A neat two-story frame, 8 rOoms.i on lGh street
southeast, between street and South Carolina ave-
nue., wster IN house. Price, o. 80. Cheap. jAnlO
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FOR SALE.
E9R sALE-A gentleman's SADDLE HORSE,
stable attached srSsT can be = the
EOR sALE-A hands me Wrought iron FENCE,
- feet long with gate and u cut stone tIl44l4
bargain is offered Apply at $50 &. 1853:
F9Ri x sAhEwThs sT0CK, GOOD WILL, .ns
Pennsyl ania avenue. ENQUIRE at premises j2i 81
f : CARTS ands WAGONS Apply d t JSo' NJ
s s& s . sa S 10 JOIN ShRH H6Rs 81.
RARE CHANCE:.F0R sALE-Two single set.
IL Of 5ne FEspsh HARNESS and a double set Of
bet Horse G s se English Hpp s aas
asth street, between and streets, northwest from
PRICK CLAY FOR SALE.
,,.. DODGE DARNEILLE,
HOTELS.
WILLAKDs HOTEL,
WASHINGTON, DC.
REMoDELED, REFURNIsHED,
FIFTY PRIVATE BATHROOMS, AND
ELEVATORS ADDED.
OPEN NOVEMBER 2, ls1a.
decsOly IL. CAKE, Proprietor.
TTNIoN HOTEL, GEoRsE1owN, DC.
y " SHINN, Proprietor.
This Hotel has been newly reftted and furnished
II contains all the modern improvements-hot and
eSS baths sas. sss and sss g, To-
Of cps CITY the
pass the door every two or three minutes. The
quests OF this house can reach any Of the public
ssRdS q Dns Of
on VEN % Ss q sns s.ns to
stop at this house. decaf.iy
GA yyso SCOTT PLACE,
dec4sm Between and X streets.
HAMILTON HOUSE,
dec4sm Northeast corner of 18th and K sts
THE BRYANT HOUSE,
l. Located on corner lAh stree aad ~ " aeeau
Transient Boarde viii ind this honse one Of t the
most desirabiy and most conveniently located houses
The rooms are neatly furnished, well lighted and
ventilated, and provided with all modern home
The charges are low, but the wants and the com.
fort Of all guests viii Be- eaTsSs provided for
provide good caterer. neyl2-eotf
HYsoNs HOTEL,
No. 5O9 STREET,
je22-tf BETWEEN 7rH AND srH STREETS.
THE IMPERIAL HOTEL,
JAMES SYKES, Proprietor.
FRONTING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Bef,csex lsth and lAh streets,
WASHINGTON, d. G.
Thankful to the public for generous patronaee In
the past, the Proprietor asks his old friends and
patrons to test the accommodations OF his present
establishment, which he promises shall be found at
least equal to the best in Washington.
jan9-u REP, Chron1
ssrI'HE ARLINGTON
VERMONT AVENUE,
T. ROEsSLE SON,
oclS1y PRoPRrEroRs.
= Z. WILLARD,
EBBITT HOUSE,
WASHINGTON. ID. O.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.My wife ,LAURETTA BROWN, having
left my bed and board without any just cause or
boring trusting her upon my account as will not
be responsible or pay debts of her Contracting
y2,S- BASIL BROWN, Barry Farm
MRS. H. J. FRENCH, tke Cle61afed ReIia5I,
1v1 CiatrcoyGnt and Test Mediwxq, can be seen at
IOx street northwest; also, gives deliniations Of
character by photograph hand writing or lock Of
nalr. liz Inn
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TO LADIES.

fFDR. A. PRATT, Graduate of Ohio College of
uS Dental Surgery, All 7th street, between d
and Z, few doors south Of Odd Fellows Hall, Re-