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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-05

In numbers, the two >e>'s are very
n,arlv equal in thW/Cnired States
males 10 lQ3 ,565, i,malcs 10 ,0G4 $50
,nt he dst,ibution is not even The
greatest excess Of m1ieS Is found IN
,Iaho O21Sf. to 2Sl5 fcmalc>) },
Montana (l677l, to 3,S24), Wyoming
{ { 30 t" 1901. NJ d Nevada (32, 2,219
q J0.lI2(. Femllcs are IN excess IL
AIahnm, (5)4 $50 to 81 l5o), Georgia
600 S6 To 572.126) Louisiana 336 :
345 to 32S l43) Maine goo, Coo t.
2s743D, Maryland (3o5 PIG TO 342 :
236), Massachusetts 1858, $50 to $50 =
252). Nrw Hampshire (147 69S IL
ll0 o9D, New Jcrsey (3G3,G6S to
81, 1850. aud New York (l647, 21l
10 517 1922. Virgina. Vermont,
Tennessee, both Cnrolnas, Rhode
Island. Pennsylvania. Chic, and New
Mexico show like excess OF female
In Utah there arc more
n'lcs tim fem,los (2S,90} to 1900
June Galdrry.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-05
CRis! .I3.

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We gather the following items from
Eastern exchanges.
H. al. I,,e II jams Cru.
.l.r :, r ,rj,. OF
:, - nvu - >,,,n,,
. ~
i~'''' ~
A'o''' :" = !" - 49,
i'' "i q" -"
= nf,
=, ,,D NJ
va - ~
s"'9 ''
go ''
-.
-
80
-
"' "'I'o '''"' ''' - = >. -
Ms Dtztrt l~l-trt-l, near >uti"sA, -
h4~ lt.. "A ~pHtgsttCl IL Ut a IL: - q > !.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-05

A LII KINDS OF WORK, SEWN
~ Washing aud Ironing, &c.. done by "
ur 4st - sl,rt notice and IN reasonnb
d J.. Al orlsrs left at the house, south. wo
aJl. S..r bs / Immediately attsn
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CuAlPETI TlnN.

L.. 10 IIn
=. - ll;., E,,,. !,
m;L
, -.
-, r ,l,. .a,.;..ll, rivers Of this
list. Tn. ia
,,,L;,,.,. or,he W,llamuette valley. per
hn,s .h,n ,he ,.it zans oe auv other por-
t;,n -: th, State. have felt the oppressive
4 ,u;,,,,;,n Of cnatl vested j.. steam
to, ,.,.a Lv II siorle company hav.
;nn the powrr 10 exclude that sort Of
,.,, which woul1 enable the /
l, :, oo,., IN. results ul hi- I
Iah"r 10 market !" which he "'a''
rscr!ve price I"r "'s wool . 'e"" "''
-four that won'd alfo'd encourages
IL renewal II hts t"l' lhe 2'"-f'l"-
zeal features "t The W ''''inri'e 'A"ey
are such that The power 10 con f"' 'fe
! price Ut freight on The 1irer draining
the valley was one winch rr"c'Ic''s
reduced every farmer to the c"nd'''""
ni >erf, orat least to that ot 'e"'"'
t. the steamboat owners VINO, n} c'n-
'rol'"= the p''ee OF Irr'sh'>' not ""'l
recu'a'ed tie amount "' tue ''"' w
mande1. hnt Dictated t"e >"'' u COZ II
. IL raised his VIII u "rP'@'
utticien " obvious 10 those "ho ~ '']'
hat the >'r'",i ""t capitalist 'ib'''@'''.,
- H.. r.c,.,.J
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-05

Miss Helen ituntly, who mysteriausly disa3-
Valley near twr molths siace, has been Dis
cavcroi. or rather tn, luele's enaias On ths
nth inst. her b,ly WIS found in tia North
Unpqna river. a SHIRT dist.a,s babv her
"a hers residence. The Paiadeaicr say. thero
were no marks of violence on her person. anl
it Is probable sha w. dfoSnsl whilo a'tsnp,-
ing to f,rl tis rivsr Ta, dsle,s,l was
ahut twenty yours oil. anl W., ths eldes /
child Of Mrs DR.. SawtellO If Sale,@,
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-05

Attention iscal!ed to description If property
(, sale II the WEEKLY STATL"MAN.
Feb 1878 ly
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-05
DRY GOODS.
GOOD NEWS -.

GOOD NEWS,
TO TMEPEOPLE or
EOz.k cow w.
Breynan Bros.
sALEM-..... ...... OREGON
Are now openings Fine and Selected stock
of Goods comprising
DRY GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
LADIES CHOICE DRESS GOODS
LADIES FANCY GOODS AND
LADIES. MISSES. CHILD
EENS HATS.
GENTS, and EoYs CLOTHING OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS anil lPRICEs 10 SUIT
TIE TINES. also n la &c E AMI well
ASSORTED sTocH OF
CARPETS,
MATTINGS
0TLCLocH
Y iNDoW BLINDS and CURTAINS
Also
GRrFPTES. oUFFNSwA2E ir fnrt ~,
fhia- rcriais,;ns & ~ ,nse Fr''' INK s"s.''
! itavin.. huught our Stock in ~an Fr.m"t*~" = n
New York il pcrs,, we - h,id out >up.rI.
induce men,s Ia purchasers.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-05

Three hundred more Chinamen ar
rived Ut PortlAud last Saturday.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-05
NOTICE.

NOTICE Il hereby given III vt on thu 70 day
IN of JnIvA H.. 1s73tbcre will be a meeting
at Bethel Polk County O3'. ut one o'clock r.r.'
Of said day Of tn, Stock III :ll,rs ~ the lin
coin warshous, all shi ming con)tny which
saii me TIM wi be for tho pur ,oso of clccting
officer for ,ail corp0rntipn.
Dated at Dallas June 10Th 1873
>. &. Townsend,
III. N. v. Holmes.
Il. C. Keyt, Cor's.
YumA Ql~f W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-05

Tho Markets.

pAtIiscHk, April 5.-Nrsnis IS, consolidated,
BALTIMORE, April 5.-Oottsn dull and nominal
lo'.Glo's. Flour dull and unchanged Wheat irm
and steady. Corn active and highsr-white south
ern. %; yellow sou. hern 6S; mixed western quiet
but nru, OF. Oats rrmer-sOuthern, A. tGJO; western
mixed, 45(GF; do. white. 45. Rye steady, S5t1s5.
Hay UNCHANGED Prov isiODs duh and easier-I1ess
pork er .l7 80; sugarCured hams liza epl5 lard,
"a. Western butter very scarce. wanted sui firm:
prices unchanged. Whisky quiet hut firm, 9)H
Whea; dull. Corn dali.
NEW YORK, April 5.-Stocss strong Gold firm,
80, Money firm, = to < and interest. Exchange,
long, IA; short os- Governments quiet and firm.
LONDON. April 5, l.3o a. m.-C1nsSAs opened ct %
money and gSs for account. Bins OF 1876. OLD Z,
81 lS51, 934 10 Il, az new lives, o.. Erie, 3d.
LONDON April s. 2 p. m.-COnsOls closed at ~ 4
tcImoueyj @ tor account, Bonds If 1S55, old "a I;
lS5 49,, lO-fe'>, SCI; new iiyes, 9)'s Erie, 5l6
PAErs, April 5.-Rsntes opened IS francs, g cen
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nPREGISTER.s OFFICE.


NAsHINGToS, ID. c., March q, 1873
Notice ~ hereby given that on TUESDAY, April
L, LIS, viii expire all licenses given by the District
OF Columbia, to all produce dealers, psdflsrs and
persons engaged in said business, trades or pro.
LESSONS must promptly said licenses in accord
ance with provisions of the amended act regulating
licenses, approved June ~, 1872, viz: THAT every
person engaged In any trade, occupation profes-
sion for which license tax is imposed By the lsws
OF the District OF Columbia shall, at the time fuR
procuring the same, make application to the Regis
ter, and shall state under oath or affirmation such
facts a. may be applicable to licenses"
The Register shall then issue 20 the applicant
certificate stating the particular kind OF license for
which application has been made, snd the amount Of
money required BY law 10 be paid therefor. Said
certificate shall be deliv cred to the Collector, who
shall, upon the receipt Of the sum Of money stated
therein, give certificate Of deposit, stating the
amount OF money paid and the kind Of license re-
quired, and it shall be the duty of the Register to
issue said lcense.n
THAT every person liable for license tax, who
may fail to pay the same before engaging in the
business for which license tax may be required,
SHALL in addition to the license tax imposed pay a
fine penalty Of not less than iye nor more than
fifty, dollars, for each offence"
JOHN +. COOK,
m22 -eolt Register District of Columbia.
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iIEE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SCRIP.-A
Z 1tieman OF Washington, having on hand four
q I'VE pieces Of scrip, issued to him by The
"unental Insurance Company of the city of
YORK, wrote to the management in that
4 = concerning it, and was informed that
. S"ne OF the scrip iss ned after 1855 has been
made payable. The great fire at Chicago swept
away = 500, eco of our surplus, including our
seiip fund. This rendered necessary the can
telment of ali the scrip which had not been
ordered paid before that time. Your scrip Is all
ior years subsequent TO lSG5, and had not been
made pay able al the time OF the hre, and con-
sequehtiy Is included IN the cancellation"
The above facts may be of interest to many
at cur readers. We cannot see the proPriety of
issuing scrip Tor series Of years, and then can
ceiling II hN Wholesale.
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There was but little change in the Wall street
markets yesterday, money being very stringent,
hut not 20 high as on Thursday. Speculative
stocks were strong and investment securities
heavy. Money is coming into the city rapidly,
50 that lower rates must prevail in Few days.
Gold was strong at liz xs1iS. Government
bonds were quiet and steady. The stock mar
ket was strong. Towards the close of business
hours gold advanced TO l1Sa but money de-
1lined TO Z I-32aI-16 per day.
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The full particulars Of the great disaster con-
finn the tirst reports that the loss of the steamer
Atlantic was due, first, TO the cupidity and
reeklessness OF the owners of the vessel in sacr-
heing everything to speed, and, next, to the
esreiessness and incompetency of the captain.
ne seems To have been little fitted for his
Place a. 10 seek his ease in his cabin when an
preaching dangerous coast at an uncertain
point, and az rate of speed which he could not
Estimate. 1t seems by the testimony OF Quar-
termasier Roberts that he warned the sec
ond otheer-Mr. Metcalf-that by his calcula-
lions the ship was close on shore, and was re-
hutied by the reply that - he was neither cap
tam nCr mate" He met with another rebuff
from the fourth officer (Brown) in Offering to go
TO the main yards 10 keep a lookout for land.
lie says further that at 80 O'Clock the captain,
who was reposing in the chart-room, was no
tihed that the weather was getting thick, to
which notification the captain seems to have
responded by turning over for another nap.
The main blame, however, must rest upon the
steamer company, who, TO save a few dollars
in the price of coal and the amount of storage
room, sent the Atlantic to sea at an inclement
season. with a short allowance of fuel. From
the inordinate length of the vessel, and Its
height compared to its width, great speed was
secured at the expense Of safety, and the great
est care should have been exercised by the com
pany to have the steamer run cautiously on dan
geTous coasts, where her faulty construction
would be apt to betray itself.
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The New York .SSn is authorized to say"
that Senator FeutOn will not take his extra
compensation for bis own pecuniary advantage
out he has net nnsliy determined what use he
will have II put TO- He is doubtless looking
about snHiously to see where il will do the most
GOOD
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY:
sATCRDAY......... April ), 1873

The ChroRicle comes to the defence OF Mr.
Garrett for his late piece of spite-work against
this CITY and the Baltimore and Potomac road,
in breaking up the convenient rail connections
with the Orange and Alexandria railroad ri1
the Long Bridge. and compelling the passen-
gers to go through the crcumlocutory process
of changing to the ferry boat at Alexandria,
again changing TO omnibuses in Washington,
and meandering through the city TO make
vet another change TO the northern trains.
The Chronicle defends the cutting OFF a line of
railroad from Washington city, and declares
that making Alexandria that railroad termi-
nus, and substituting the ferry and omni-
bus dislocatiOn of connection els more agreeable
to the travelling public" than the through rail
route. They can get breakfast and supper" %
on the ferry-bOats, saws the Chronicle and find
IL very satisfactory, ard $50 far as the Washing
ton city travel is concerned TO and from the
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad,
the steam boat connection is quite as good in
every respect" Surely the CbToEicfe has been
badly informed. a. it also has in the suppose
tion thai Garrett will build a competing
road between Washington and Alexan-
dria- Garrett will do no such thing. 80
build this road. bridge the Potomac and
come UP TO 9Th and Il streets, would cost him
$50 eco. John W. Garrett would haggle about
spending that sun for fifty years-and then he
wouldn't. Or, ii at the end of that time he
came to the sticking point, it would be fifty
wears more before the road was built. HIS
enormous capacity for not building roads would
ensure that mach delay. No, if he builds any
road it will be some cheap affair, involving no
heavy OUTLAWS for bridges and tunnels. He has
the franchise TO build cheap road OF this kind
from opposite Alexandria To near Bladensburg,
thus giving Washington and our hotels and
business people the go-bv altogether in favor OF
Baltimore. This would, however, supply one
of CARROTS peculiar boOns to travellers; ferry
and omnibus break of connection in crossing
the river Mt Alexandra. They could also enjoy
ferry-boat Refreshments of pea nuts and ginger
cakes on the transit: and the whole arrange
ment would be in style of magnifcence and
regard for the public convenience in logical
proportions.
We understand, however, that Mr. Barbour
road are by no means satisfied with the new
arrangement which compels them to dump
their disgusted passengers at the Alexandria
ferry vharveS, to endure the ferry boat AMI
omnibus dislOeatiOn to get to and through Wash
IBgtOn. The Orange and Alexandria company
had made satisfactory negotiation at rates
unusually liberal to them with the Baltimore
railroad connection; and the breaking up Of
this arrangement, 70 the Inconvenience of the
public aud the injury of the business of Wash
ton, may be set down as another instance of
Pure - Cussedness' on the part of MIR. Garrett.
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The Boston Trcas-Tipt hints 70 the manager
of the great lines 81 railway in this country that
they cannot sfiOrd To fight the government bv
refusing postai-car facilities. Those corpora-
tions are unpopular enough now without add.
Dg any Lew sisG.It VI opposition.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Office CIisf Sigma, OSesr, !
WASHINGTON, ID. O.. Anril s. iSI2 III a IA

" af0t OlsCc CksIJ StJuts Oltcsf,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., April $, 1873, III q. IA I
SYNOPSIS FOR The PAST TwRNrY-voUR HOURs.--
1lre area OF low barometer that Friday morning
II Iowa, has moved very slowly across the sta,es,
ana tire barometer depression has very gencr ally
DISAPPEARED, being now represPntedby several small
areas OF minor disturbance in Iowa the lower
lakes and IN the middle Atlantic coast. The tempe
nature has risen decidedly in Illinois and Ohio, and
has fallen somewhat m the middle and eastern tare
u has risen during Friday night in the south Allan
TIC coast and over Lake Erie. SOutheasterly winds
with cicud, prevail in the southwest; southwest
winds, with clear weather, in the south Atlantic
state; north and east winds, with occasional rain
OF show, over Lake Huron, aud eastward to the
Connections river.
PeoBh barometer continue ria q 2
during Saturday throughout the southern states
with southwesteriy winds and rising p.rsture
Cloudy weather and Possibly rain prevail on the
Immediate gull coast and extend local storms into
South Carolina, Souihwesterly winds continue
over the Ohio valley and extend the middle At
lantic states during Saturday evening. small dis
tuTbance develop in the latter region b. Saturday
afternoon. attended by northeast winds and light
rain ia New Jersey, New York, and southern New
England. Nor asst winds and rain continue on
Lake Ontario, and cloudy weather prevail very gem
orally over the lake region. Cold northeriy winds,
with cloudy and threatening weather, continue dur
ing the day over the northwest and thence to WyO-
ming. CsntionaIy signals continue at Milwaukee
Chicago, Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo, leveland.
and are ordered at Buffalo, 0swego and Rochester
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EoRsALE-HoUsE LOTS NEARMT PLEAs-
Il ANf-Fron half an acre 20 eight acres, viii D.
rich low land fOr Vegetables, within a lev minutes
i've minute %at from BoUnasry' Hsal,sy s"t 10
oslity, pleasant rural surroundings, and excellent
Treasury Building. sPl Ia
FOB sALE-0n Capitol AN, gentcel S--tory
and basement BRICK HOUSE, containing niae
rooms, bssides bath sud store rooms IL ha- gas,
cold and hot wster, and water closets heated By La
in thorough order. in Sery heslthS and agreeable
nslehborhe1d, aud will be sold very low On sssy
ssril.,. hrriy 70 the owner on the premises, S0s 4
FOR SALE, CHEAP-A fine pres brick trout
L HOUSE, with stone trimmings, contsising 10
ranges. LstrObe. sss and sss Stnfes marble NAM
tels, etc, situated on nth, between and streets
R6TH%fut rss S . Asy to hR,chA I'D
house may be seen BY calling q, the Grocery store
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS: h~ck
Il Psrlor furni;bed a. = Bedroom, and two pleas
ant rooms back and front, ON second story, ia Az
be rented on I-s-onsbie terms TO gentlemen only
Address "A. J, National r Republican srice.
nle-f IReP.I
IEGkio ,sk,LE-Those four pressed Brick front
between 2ih ard 25th streets. northwest, being
sneb and also SS Ms M 's
cheap, either separately OF together for the par pose
Average price about $3.50 each.
Ihebes' investmeni TON offered N THIS city.
Free 81 all taxes, aat title indis suitable.
Apply O.
l.. y. CIAHK.
Paperhangiug Store.
NIL In No. 1873 Penusy lyauia avenue y. ".
EOR sALE-At oar sin-A comfortable saveu-
Il room HoUSk pressed brick front. with modern
conyenIences, large lot, &c. Apply oa the prcuiiss
1908 l0h street. above NJ. mis- I'm
tfOR kEAT-kOoMS, with board. Al 1915 MS
u achusetts avenue, corner 18th street. MIS-
FOR BENT-pesiralle OFFICE ROOMS. also
q Deck Room IN huilc inG No. 81 5 9Th street. Ap-
ply 60 A. q HALEY, b 1and ~ rrade Rooms. mi I'm
lNoR SALE-A two-stOry BERN house, No.
Il log street northwest, Containing four rooms,
ais" passage, kitchen, cellar, bathroom with wafer
closet, hot and cold water in chambers, heater in
Parlyr. and cooking in kitchen. Tue lot = %
feet front by ltU feet deep to ~ foot paved alley
With a brick stable aud carriage house. J. ".
THOMPSON, corner Of 18th street and New n prk
avenue. fehs.l-tf
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About tie lamest defence set up by a mur-
ueref for some time was that of Nixon, the New
York bill-poster, who slaughtered poor fellow
IN cool blood because he would not get out of his
way. The victim was riding on horseback, car
TyIng whi-iie-tree across his horses neck, and
was shot by Nixon from the rear. Nixons excuse
was that the murdered man threatened to hit
him with the whiffie-tree, but when it is remem-
beIed that the men were the length OF two
horses apart, the absurdity OF his statement will
he seen at once. During the trial Nixon main
tanned bold front, and had his little girl seated
On his knee with the hope of winning the SYM
PATTY of the jury. Like all other towards, he
broke down completely on hearing his sentence,
and II l. thought he may die of fright before the
day Of execution arrives. He should have cal
suisted the consequences before hiring the fatal
shot. His terror is doubtless intensified by the
remembrance OF Ithe action of Governor Dix in
tae Foster csse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-05

The New York Tribune editoriaily says that
1.-TWO survivors Of the wreck Of the civil service
advisory board are going south. They are 10
be accompanied by two Treasury officials, and
will specially apply themselves to custom
houses with a view to better the service by a
judicious use Of civil service rules" The TTt-
buEe ought to be thankful for the Information
that two members of the civil service advisory
board are not going south, and that the gentle
en- to whom it refers are simply members of
the Treasury examining board. Each depart
ment has an examining board which performs
ats duties under the direction of the advisory
board and in accordance with the regulations
prescribed by the latter. Ii does not naturally
follow that because one member OF the advisory
board sees MT to resign that the board should
become wreck; nor is it reasonable to suppose
that the President would become faint hearted
on that account and abandon civil service
reform altogether. Such a course would
certainly be somewhat inconsistent with the
PRESIDENTS usual way Of doing things.
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PERSONAL.

MES. II. J. FRENCH, "a. C,I,bralsd R,l,as.
~. SteuroydH and 7sN MEDIUM, osa De seen a.
s2s llth street northwest also, gives denis Ols OF
character By photograph hand writing Or lex q
uAh. az -Ssn.
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~ ron SALE BIT ALL DRUGGISTS.
cG Gar o ~ n Tie trsds 2: OHAkL rs sIOTf
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BOARDING.
(,OoD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
" prices moderate, at 3lOs corner Of Pennsylvanis
avenue and 2lst street. msyl-ly
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rSsWAIGH NJ. +. CHURCH Preaching To-
10y MORROW, at II q. m. aad 7;3j p. IN, 10y. the
pastor, Rev. RICHARD NozEIs. It,
HFl. o. o.. =. CHOIR.-Ths members are
Wy requested to be present THIS Saturday
EHENlNG runetually Aq9ual al eIsssiog Of oesrs.
rSCOLTMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCTE-
icy TIA stated meeting will BE- held THIS
EstNiAG; ate ocl2sS' st the s2Hihsos corner
nS.THERE WILL BE MEETING for the
10y promotion Of Holmes; a, 2s36 18Th slraer.
FGORsUCH CHAPEL. corner IA and L 81.
~ southwest, Rev. J. u. MOONS pastor. Service
TOMORROW at IL q. III. and re ?. m. Public
1FNEw JERUSALEM TEMPLE. N9rth Can
Wy tol street, between u AMI streets, Rev ia
Etz Fox, PaSt9T Service at II a. H. EVERY Sun
DiT,SosJSiSSDERl1I M \ 6GHgGGH; n,h and &c 9
sdSha sH az Z pd r. 5 EssnPs to
SNOTICE-Ail persons are hereby notified not
Ct had made or transferred by me to T. NJ NEW
k hs or made payable to bis G pFd,y, I,cKsox
ESCoLUMBIA TYPoGRAPHICAs UNION.
~ r Ne 10 IAn . Adjourned ps Ne ting win be
Law Building, 5th street, near T.. New bylaws
're Scale OF frseI i$
ThIL MEMBERs OF JOHN r N WILL.
Wy kINSoN LODGE, No. ,343, G.. L. o. Of
y: :, are requested to met at their ball on 18Th
o'clock, for the purpose of attending the funeral Of
our deressed brother, GEossE JAGksoN; and all
Lodge. CARY PARKS C.
JAMES A. MILLER, T.. :. In
rSREPCBLIC SAVINGS AND BUILDING
10y ASSOCIATI0N-Ths twelfth m ontbIy meet
Ing will be held MONDAY next, at ia o. m, atty.
NJ G. Lecture Room. 400 9th street northwest
Sl1fW to 5 II 90 will be advanced to members on
satisfactory security. This association offers the
Ros, loeral Terms TO oorrower- see constitution
tify the secretary at once.
s. r. BOND. President.
Ell SWEET Sec'y, 729 TN st. n w IR-pj IL
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II OST-On the LIST Of March, on street, between
II 10th and I'd streets northwest, RUBY RING
with two pearls. A liberal reward will be paid III
returned to No. S09 ii street northwest MI
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GILLIAN KNABk CO.,
w BALTIMORE, MARyLANp,
GRAND, s9UARk AMP UPE:Gnf PlAnoe.
forty years, and upon their excelience aiona-
attained an unpurchased -cn.ineneeI -
which pronouDces them allied for thcirtJu Nv
tone, touch, workmanship and durability. rbsy
have been awarded sixty i've gold aud oliver nedah
u dIrerenf fsrs over other com petors All Of then
SQUARE PIANOS have their new and improves
Oyerstrung Scale aud Agrane.
ORGANS from various veil known factories fcr sals
and rent, at REICHENBACHS,
decl0fr Piano Warerooms. AS llth street