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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23
OUT OF HIS PEW.
An Old Timer Caught at Some Of his
Naughty Actions.
Human Flesh too Weak-A Love OF
Women too Strong.
An Episode at the Capital.

The richest thing of the season in the way
of q senntion, transpired Thursday night in
the Teft House. It's too good to keep, and
I'm afraid almost too naughty to tell, but -
the ladies will want something for gossip
during the Sunday interlude, deem it best
to modestly stammer out the following:
Thursday evening, q wonderfully fair and
exceedingly frail young woman sat in the
parlor of the Tefit House, waiting, as some
supposed, for the outgoing train. Her pre-
sence attracted the attention of two members
of the Third House, and both commenced
preliminary movements to obtain an acquaint-
anoe. They, succeeded, but as / am not &C.
ouainted with the manner of proceeding on
such occasion, cannot exactly describe the
modus operandi. At any rate, the "acquaint-
anoe ripened into friendship, the friendship
gradually grew until an arrangement vas
made for IN interview in one of the upper
rooms of the Tefft House. Amid the con-
fusion which prevails about the densely
throneed corridors of the Tefft, it happened
that two men met in the same room at the
APPOINTED hour. 1t then became absolutely
necessary for one aspirant to withdraw ana
unite on the other, but each was persistent
in determination to remain in the contest.
A third man Wa brought out or rather
''brought in e: Inc suggestion. 1t had
been suspected previously by the two rivals
that third man was waiting in the hall for
the lightning to strike, and it was also evil
dent that the "third man." who was no less
Q parsonage than . "ch1rch pillar" of
Douglas county who was not aware that any
other one knew the woman was in the room,
and Is 3 compromise suitable to all parties
therein, it was agreed that the two men who
made the first advances should get under one
Of the three beds of the room, and permit
the "Judge," who was pacing the hall like
. vigilant sentry. to enter and pay his I'd.
dresses. The "Judge" went in the room
and the boys went under the bed. The old
Judge made vigorous advance, money was
talked of, but it was evident from the
masculine responses, that the Judge was
opposed to tine use of money in the canvass.
After the siren had listened for several
minutes to the song of that Judge, she, like
Dianna, yulia's maid, whispering she would
ne'er consent, consented" and the two got
into bed together and remained there
some time. About the time the
Judge was preparing to take his departure
third House member No. poked his head
out from under the opposite bed, and the
startled Judge exclaimed: 'PIl treat; say
nothing about itr' In another instant third
House member No. showed his face from
under the same bed. "T'll treat" exclaimed
the Judge. "Any more under there?" he
further remarked. and abandoned the room
hastily. The early train for Lawrence car
ried the old sinner homeward, and he is
now full of good resolves for the future.
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n following gentlemen vsse sabpeaaed
yuHa1ay b attesd the Caldwell Investigation
0sE d.. Crook, Geo. A. Psssooat. Levi
Wrsss. Raul Havena, Jessoiah C,ark, d..
1amR, Hajor Foote and Geo. 8. Smith.
Oh, Hsnse and Fooes n o. he Rod
klnAt.in ysaa1ay alsrnooa. cd i i'm.
dm0Ded II ofhsn vim follow spoa. Thspl
u1ian - = II isAaEns e 0hl1ull
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IL LsavsnvoEth Coal Company has re-
covered from the 'Pizoot, and succeeded IN
esi1ing the mules to work, and in eoose-
1esnos the people are b'essed with cheap
Sael. They have reduced the price TO the
Old fgursa. and are prepared to furniah coal
peuopely On orden. This shows disposi.
~ 10 Do he night thing o. the pant Of The
company, and will b gladly received By
eons1nan throughout the city.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Wheat Field Of America.
HeaItSful Climate. Free Hcmss, Good
Markets.

The Nor. hern Pacific Railroad ofers for sals
Its LANDS IN CkSTRAL AND ksrkRS MiSNEsOfA,
embracing: I. The rest Of W heat and 2. tx
cellert Timber or the MILL the Farm and the Fire;
8. Rich Prairie Pasturage and Natural Meadow,
water ed by the clear Lakes and running streams
in Healthfui Climate uhere fsrey asj A2ss Il
knonn.
Grain can he SD pped hence by lake to marset
rs ehesp from Eastern lows or Central lllinois.
Cars now run through these Lards from Lake b :
PeriOr TO Dakota. Price of and close track ~ %
To S. 90 per acre; further away $3.50 to a %.
Seven Years cr.dtt; Variance Deeds; North
ern Pacific 1-30 Bonds. nov selling at par. 70
ceived for land At 10. No other unoeeupisd
Lands present such advantage TO settlers.
soldiers under the New Law March, 1871 get
100 acres FREE, near the railroad. by one and two
years residence.
Transportation at Reduced Rates furnished
from, all principal points East to phuebasers Of
Railroad Lands, and to Settlers on Government
HOmesieads. Purchaser, their wives and children
carried free over the Nortt ern Pacihe Road.
Nov 10 the time for settlers and Colonies to get
Railroad Lands and Government HOmssteads close
to the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full inform stion,
map and copy OF New Homestead Law. address:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI,
weow OR n FIFTH AVENUE sOR. 9Tn
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ISIS toS25O per Month! . :i:ss

8 male and fema'e. to introduce The GENUINE
III PcOvEr COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MAXINE. TVS machine will
stitch, hem tell tuck eori quill, bind, braid and
emhraiisr in q most sufe Tor mann'r Price
- only SIS 90 Fully licensed and warranted for
= five wears. We ~iil Ply ne thous- nd dOllars
for anv machine n 1t Will sew stronger. more
beautiful. more elastic am than ours. IL
Il make. the ..Eissiic l. OK tifeh - Every
second stiteh an he NJ, ~ still The cloth
:. rot he prl cd apart withou, tearing 10. We
pay agents from 81 '0to z3iPer mo- III and e.
= peas-s or q comm MISSION from vh oh tvise that
= amount ran b. made Address Sec NIB Co.,
X SION, Ma s., itsburgh, Pa Chie1go. H.,
mr. Lon IL
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Beware Of ccunterfeits!
Inn NlnSFS' SIR SA n I C I;s

ara eyfenstveiv C0UyrERFHIfED. Dishonest Drug.
gis,s eodecpor 10 seII the ncs
Srofts. The genuine hare the mann or } oh Moses
on each package AHofers are scoTfhi 1sifasion,
The CeSUISH Pills are unf.i,;ag in the cure Of al
those painful and dangerous @i-aases to which tho
female constitution Is sut i:.ey moderate all
e1oesses and remore eli --rctions' from wat
TO MARI ED LADIES
thew ara psfficularly ;;c,i. They will IN short
firns h-is1 on the monty period with regularity
and although very powerful. contain nothing hurt;
ful to tie constitution: lE al cases Of Neryons at
r.tigue On slight excrton, Palpitn.on OF the Heart.
USsterics lni whites, they will effect cure when
III other means h1ye filled. The circulars around
each package give full directions and sdvsco. o.
will Is cent FREQ to al writing for them, sealed
n. BIN ali cases whore the cxS1Iss cannot b
cbtairra One Dollar enclosed to the Sole Propris,
tn, JOB MOSES, 10 Oortlaadt ST., New Eo.k; vii!
pills. BY return mail. sseareiy seG'ea from any
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23
DR., WHITTIER,

0UA0 - 00U U.UNv
6i7 81. Charles street. St Louis, No.
Has beea kss ssesS n BE .peetai tre.s.ess Of AZ
ys"s.ea Hns csson y, p p.;s.. e.:
Syphilis, QoaosSh0a, CtOees Strtcfuso.
0Sohiti0, aeTn!o, CT Rupture 81 OeinaV
D.eea9ee..d ey2hiIit!oes nserounal Misc.
o"s &c. c g &c e :ss e r!seS
Spofmatosy60as Sexual 0sbtilty 1no
ompoteacy, estAs stsais e seV essssto yesh, ~.
Isss.es yesrS o. ser esEs st1 shiea
rrct,es ssns ess.s; assoanss ss-tssi
ris7tss Ga sssfses pAy-s: eAess, ars,ssn q eseyo
lsiiss es.,os 81 tIsai. Pa cfas-ssi eeS efe rsn-
ding marriage lnapropcT CT unnapSSs -
pe-7aasnI! car q PAM et - p.sssS t...ses St's
SeasSS peS~in.as n tS $3.50. I:ass,.sss OF
VIII "a ca Tasss Dissasss
ssry e.. ss:.e sfaiiy t,e,,es; Dss..2,se 2. rs
siss. irsie. sss:,s. rs,ss,sa g .ssa.-
safs GO csscs every yeaf eeSsirss grest I'LL
tso~iug ts.s ealy eseen1es1 persoas % ~ eace
CSrstcaeal ;A;oo ger enaly er py ths
vsd % visi: Il city ssr ue-t
rat rsdicines can ornai eseryvhee
Cu-eshs e.s.s e.araat 3 vse.e tr.asJ
s,.-N ON = Aus: A. Y. - IL. y. ezr6.yh l;u 70
lPH RWssas Gytsis1 n ea1 es'v esy A.eD aA5es9s
I..ses b a. eaes. nase;sk: s.s tas Dr. "a.
Can-uiia,Sn rorra Dsaraiac en1 s-eri.. sPstse.'s;
H.dcs.ed sd vap6P Bashs: eecpr.eens.ss ksso1r-T
where Al = sss ~
ia,ess standira voSs e an Is scsss 81 1edss re
Suud ai.o Aasunieas Etaees liz ss9 sad 70 Ese
Nl.ssrs:isg ei,e,s epaess v1:eA hsvs eeea pres -
FRA Paris. F-.n-e. rcs,rsezs q e<ss1a Al eet1.
s =, q !, e., :,s,s s. =
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23
TELEGRAPH.

ID A701OA O66 Ae
KANSAS.
APPOINTMENT OF the Standing
Committees.
The KnOtty Senatorial Question.
Senator s. c. POmeroy Gaining
Strength.
The L., L. & G. Railroad Depot
Burned.
A Decentralization Delegation
Solid for POmerOy.
Anti POmerOy Caucus to Make 4
Choice Next Tuesday.
Phillips and Lowe Will be in the
Field.
Senator POmerOy's Friends Conf.
dent Of an Easy Victory.
Geo. w. Martin out for State
Printer.
Ad;ournmnuf Of LEGISLATURE.
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DIR. j. 3. ROSES
COMPOUND FLBID
Extract Of Buchu !


The Great Diuretie! TIE Ersaf knosn remedy
ior al diseases Of the KAnsys, 6la1AE, PEuetrate
Gland, and ketentiDn o. 1ncontipeoeo q UHisal
Secretion. This Is the only pEsPsfattoa q BHehu
10 used in the private practice a oaDy foaf 0esa
celebrated Ply Hcizns This Il not anslla1 70 many
so-cailed Com pounds Of BueAu, Which are Dsfs
decoctions, but 10 really Whist vo claim foe it, .
Compound Fluid ExtE1ct. prepared from eassfally
selected ingredients. n our ovn Labosatoey, under
the sopervision ofansxPeriencsd Reaettcal ehenie.
dnsncs. Gravel. Diabstes asssSssaily cured By ths
Compound F2xid Elkaa # Bueks.
1t il unexcelled q . remedy In Dropsy, and .
equity Affections.
PREPARED 1t the Laboratory Of
DE- J. 8. ROSE 4 CO.,
50 n. Ninth Street, Philadelphia.
amaYs-sha1n- vedk
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RELIEF IN TEN kHlNUTES,

.BHYAN'S PULMONIC WAEEES
t,I1re CoC0ES. COLDS, ASTHMA. BRoNoHT.Is- Soa1
TuEoST, HoARsRSEss. DIFFICULT BREATHING. IS-
cIPyzxf CoHsUMPTIoN AND LuIo DISEASES: They
pave no taste Of medicine, and any child VIII take
them Thousands have been restored to health that
had before despaircd. Testimony rivsn IN hnndreSs
Price IS cen 2 per beg. JOB NOSES Prop'io-
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Root and Herbal Juice, Anti
In Rarvo Physic.
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DAHL unJx1 L.s sssns
lll11EoER =.
- ~ - :.
.HHSSFiS1'&h.A.
= f1eel8sesS ls..Se.e1:
! :--'-s
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE President
issued a proclamation giving the public no
tice that from and after the 4th Of March,
1878, except as herein specified, persons mold
ing any federal or civil office b. appoint
ment under the Constitution and laws Of the
United States, will be expected, while hold
ing Office under any State or Territory Of the
Government, or under any charter or ordi-
nance Of any municipal corporation,
and, further, that the acceptance OF
the continued holding of any such State,
Territorial, or municipal Offices, WHETHER
BY election or by appointment, by any PER
son holding any civil Office, as Aforesaid,
under the Government of the United States,
other than judicial Offices under the const..
tuition Of the United States. will be deemed
a vacation of the federal Office held BY such
pereop, and will be taken and treated as Z
resieuauon BY such FEDERAL officer Of biz
commission or appointment in the ser
vice of the Unred States. The
cficss Of Justices Of the Peace, o
INQUIRIES Public and Conveyanc.rss to TAKE
acknowledgements of deeds, Of bail. or 70 ad'
minister oAths, shall not be deemed within
purview Of this order and excepted from il
operation, and may be held BY Fedezal OH
GERS The appointment Of Deputy MaFshal
of the Uuised States may be conferred upos
Sherias and Deputy Sheriff., Postmaster
and Deputy Postmasters. the emoaa,
ments Of whose Office are not to exceet
5000 per annum. are sl.o e1cepted from
the operations of this order, and may accep'
and held appointments under State. Terrific
nal or musicipai authority; provided, IN
| =. q L. n
charge of their duties - postmaseerss head
Of departments and Other of6css Of The Gov
ernments Who have the appoinimeet Of sub
ordinate ofioes, are required to take nodci
of .this order, and zee to he en6usos0e1t o
II provisions and terms, within tie spasr!
oftheir respective Department. o. ooeA -
= relates to the several persons boiling ap
pointnenis under tAem.
By order Of The Prssident.
HAx1Eoa Fan. Secretary Il State.
L
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For sale By GEO. A. EDDY. L~,,enwor,s, x.
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..-,...,. Buffalo. r. NJ, Y.
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I'D NACKAY, rss.AAssss-
n 4 CALKIHS, 0eassal Aga
w HARVEY. CaA. Aetnasy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

,.tt,ossos tosfIfv and this snould arnlode the
,I ,Io,,,,o,,r, 81 ca,r.r. vo bay. ra,h,r, 40
A. LIN ,ho con,n.Ins : onc.,,on a. ~ tha -,
s,,oDs,hii,,y q, n,r .nidIor ,r ,,nh,,oa,, =.
,,iIior.nrS,,cor ~ ,,,nl,,aD- -.o,d,.,s e. ,ha
,,ri,,,os q, ,ho a,,,or ,oi,,,. ,,,o,,-b 49,, A.
hone tl,at after ,hc consnmna,ion ~ such an |
cxtrsoyaIrorv ,n.n,., Iorgain-.o,,e, ,be |
LIndnc.s ~ ,ho s,,r'ro,,,. ~ ,,,,,ins a now
bosd o, -,ho ali to,lo,,, Ia a,Io,inc, him.
sc,f disrc,si,,, Lcor a., od,,iri, a, s,,i,Icr.
What We aTc anon, 10 invcs,lgatc ia an en-.
,IrcIy di0orcn, ond a yas,Iy morn uscful
orc.,,on nroyidcd t,,or,lIc soIntion Of II
con hc ah,aircL II ,hc fcw spgycstIops
which occnr in HURRIED examination Of IL
enI a worthy ornrcclntion among skilled
snrgcors and eminent scIcnti.ts. we shall not
.t,,, hnr,holcs Win tho braips of our comipg
staicsmcn lint keen trans mittipg the i'm
prnycd ORIGINAL stock until even n Congress-
man sbaII bc rccocnizcd ns an Intelligent and
responsiblc bcInr-an exchange Of brains all
around What a brilliant panora,na of daz-
,lInV possibilItics passcs before tho mental
yi.iTp A. ono tusslcs with tbis ,lotio,,s comm.
drum,
ThI,L ,t 10 -, ,,h,, L,,, To-, ,u b,,,,, ~
opr national rnu,cp., , Dcro,,,ncnt rIcrL
NJ cI,s. ono Il carricd og hy a ,,Ix,rrc oI
patriotIsm and an cffnr, ,n mas tho civil scr.
yirc cynmIn,,lnp IJc wants Al 4oo n ,oor
and bucLIo. himself dow, IN lcarr cvcryibIno
i,s,b, ami ,,,,s,dc ~ IIur,ho,d,,. r,..,,,,,s
snnnc oIhcr chan b,,,,cnIn,, a, lrn,, ,,ho
commanded the companv which made ,hc
most nostcr,v rc,rs,, Irn,o Tho piodcns,,,,r,,
races ,,c,s Tho drsirrd rrn,notIn, Tho o,,cs'
crowded hraIn NJ bI. rnrnc,I,,,r 1. ,,,, ,,,,,o,,
FOR tho cmncio,c,, rhv.I,nn /, c,o,,,. o,1 H..
| dics from Tho r,nsc. aho,c r,.n,,oroI oc,oiaI
no,rio,Is,,, or,d cInr,,aI or,,I,ia, San.ta.
,,i,L ,,o,o Loros,,, ,,,o,, ,,,,,,,.,,, .s,,rI..,
,h,, ,ho ir,o,os,. -, III S,,,a 1n,,,a,,I 4. -
81 IT. lifc ,rIIIIr,ly ofIcrs h,,nsoIf az ,,,,,
iec, and ,ho hraIn ~ tho noor ,l,rL ,,,,,,l
b,II oI Ica,nIn, stcrrnl a., ,,,o so,o,r,ia,
.LrI uc.nry,yos ,no orora,Ior "a ,ho -
,ry rc,rs Tho bcrce, of , Dcnor,msn, ~ cIcrI'.
,,nh,,Inr Ino,hcr casc. A ,,,os,or,,o, IIo.
.rd an aycro,,o ,nor,ho, ,,oys hsn,.o,n,
srnrc IN Lc allowed tho rsc NJ Nj. LroIr
,sLinr MI Tho cbonrc, NJ Tho c,ncr,,ncn,
Wby Inv such a rrocc.. in Icss than two
vcors Congrcss ,ynnId occnpv nuI,e =, rcsncr,o.
Mc s,otion on tho mental Main
what a wonderful revolution n yc,.ro,
,ro,stcr ~ ,h,s ch,roc,or ,,o,,l5 hoe. go.
stoned in thc credit mobIller affair. II IA soId
thai tho illnstriops shelley had a rcnorL All,
retcntIvc mcmorv. that bc pcvcr fnrg,, any,
thing he had ever read. Don't IL occpr IN m,
reader that such a brain wouId have bccn :
wonderful hclp TO poor. forretfu, Oakc,
Amcs2 What confusion and shame IL voult
have saved Mr.. SCHUYLER Colfax, and how
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.,,., ,-,,,,l ,l.,t,,I &C., - . 80, ,.,,.i
ms moV n" I'o' i,,s' a"u 'noS. P,aasi
uly eohs''ue TH'' - yu,. NV naAins 'he
,,.I. = .''r,.,.I -, -
'Ieu"iNy % i'H'.,D"', y, ,@s s ",
a ,I,I, ',os, ,,I,, ,arorahIo con'rnon, o,
sopy 'n'o 1'Vy a., ,'I'n ,,'a, 80 ,htnn- -
Iaess'oo VI W. n,inoS "isH on ,ria "a | ~
I'm ,,,asto Io0I cl so,dios % W.. W .,n', Wv
.s". %a,ina, rW,ad IT.. anInno, IN Ia 49,
So oanIaT5nod ~ nnSorSo ~" DnnIsLou, mi S,O
''i,,. Sarts :, ~ aDI Sor th,s rIIsansa 80
J.,,S:,.d M ~ tho .uroson. ris, To- ,hs
soId,cr'. oopGnemcnt Sn nhI,,,D, bear,randas
t,a",.s n, I,N,n,rro,I,,, 81 g.. s,a,,,.-.,s :,
H., hsar, and IN sncb an c,tcrt a. ~, go
nIs Sonar,nro m n baprIcr world norI.ns
TSis denarture bcIng onticinatrd tIc s,J.
d,rr how was chIorofoTm.d and placed on thc
"ncrotIng tnblc side by side with the deceased
pnblIcsns The doctors, two Leipzig profes.
sIoDaIs skilIfulIy removed the brains of the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

TuE LOCAL OPTION QUESTION, which has
agitated Philadelphia so long, was decided
on Monday last by the Supreme Court Of
Pennsylvania. In brief, the court holds that
the act allowing the citizens Of ward to say
whether or not licenses for the sale Of intoxi'
eating liquors shall he sold within Its limits Ia
constitutional and valid.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

tCirculAT NAVY DEPARTMEsTl
WAEntSgToN, March g. lea
To enable the Treasury Department TO comply
with the provisions OF the bth section Of The
General Legislative, Executive and Judicial Ap-
Of the Navy In making deposits Of proceeds OF
sales Of condemned stores, supplies or other
public property, will state, as far as practicable,
the appropriation or appropriations from which
the articles sold were originally purchased, the
bureau to which the appropriation pertains, and
the character Of the articles themselves. This
information, n sufficiently brief, can be given
for Endorsement on the face or back Of the GER
tincatc; Otherwise In an accompanying letter.
Gro. NJ. robson,
Secretary Of the Navy.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

II FLOOR Most desiF able for Offices Inquire
At No. N7f street. mhlp2w
EoR sAI.E-oNE OF TIE MOST ELIGIBLE
Il BUILDING LOTS, on Fourteenth street, be.
tween n street and Rhode Island avenue, haying a
rsved alley, JOHN u FNSiS, Attorney,
mhlJ G' No. as LOuisiAnA avenue.
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Er-An ccmmun IcAtionr, whether on business
for publication, should bc addressed to wN J. NJ.
rAaH, Proprietor NATIONAL REFuBLtcAS, Washing
ton, d. O.
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WAN DEPARrNEHT,)
ADJUrAST 0ESERAL's OFTiCE,
WAsHisoTcS, December ,, lsTa
GsHsFdi OrisTS w. lOI
Until further orders the articles Of clothing
OF the new pattern will be issued at the same
price as those Of the old pattern, for which
they are substituted, rs given In General Or.
dcrS No. IS, Adjutaut Generals Office, Dc.
cember 20, 1871.
Articles not heretofore furnished will be-
issued at the following prices
Trousers, mounted, unmade, S262 per pair
Trousers, foot, unmade, s2,l0 per pair.
Fatigue hats, complete, $3.50 each.
White Berlin gloves, 20 cents per pair.
By order Of the Secretary Of War
4. ID. TOWNSEND,
Adjutant General.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

TnE PRESIDENT YESTERDAY commutcd the
sentence Of oBricn TO imprisonment for life.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

,weATTENTION, COMRApEs,-t sPE-
ei.l peeting q John H ReRIRcslds R PS,t
% ..iesd tse funeral % q our iste com
IiSss @sls. gIaL :. o%s VIZ Il kuHss. Commander.
fw-sIxTH DIsrRiCT.-THRRK WILL
pi.!,le, .% Ssl A. IN Iss esrS.s's.sis
.irspssnsn,s fos ~ ssfysilgS N shs istS q
AIt Sns II. SMITH. sscre,sry. nSSDh""ooD re- i'' m6iS
fwsRO RTBENTH DISTRICT
ihe fguriesnih bistrict a. .t6s ifSpside baptist
q IniFs 'PS tom: %sis %o.RMs s1Hsnss
ments for the Ccle6ta,ign g ihs is,A y Arril,
"a Kyns, scc,stsfy. tiH' w il'' @SlS!
fT5sLE DRoICT PARK-IN ORDER TO
gsrnins Is pTgigi lart, our of,cc wiil ,be gycn
mSis9w sll seventh street oirosi,e fosi once.
FSy"wHEREAs "THE WASHINGTON
act Of cSnsSrs. cS srfS9sd March .S SS
whereas by the second section Vf act % Congress
sS% AZ: SSIisIh gsSysSis q tss 6:,tlst q ";
SIsaSS9; %aSS e NAY
be orlnniksd within The District o. COLUMBIA under
iea q eCfporStions % Sy approved May
And whereas meeting Of said corporation, held
at it. place II business on the nfth day Of Frhrunry
70 prom0e It's beet interests and to afford incroased
soGpriiY to dep9siiots the nressnt charter, under
that said corporation should reorTanlIe. under the
proyslons Of said section four of said act pf May g.
s a and uron the terms set forth tho following
Nov, ,iSeret9yc, We, the prcs,sn. Board Of Man;
whose pames are hcrsnnto snbscrbed, beins DE-;
~ n sy @ SS % S ee TysSss y a5ssl si
the provisions thereof for the rprIn-e of CARRYING
on the business Of savings bank, do hereby certify
asfollows, viz.
Tho CORPORATE name Of said company ehAll bo THE
Washington CITY saNings BANK"
e ssssSe o@ dSSs ssS inss aud sseSfa
Andpay interest upon money DEPOSITED with II, on
byiaws, and to transact such banking business as
Is usual aud customary With savings banks
The amoun, Of capital sioch shall be Nifty thous
and dollars, t&5o,oO)
| shah be twenty Year,.
The number Of shares y .aid capital stock shall
se nys hundred, t'o'J Of tn par value Of ouc hun
There shall be nine %, NJ tT;.,ec. who ,haIl manage
the concerns Of this corporation for hrst ) ear
namely: aeorye 9, Hchn'ng, zsphsniah Jones
%srnRn, aud jSf% &. SSE ESiliHr r"' '"'''' ~ '''
The operations of this corrorpiiqn shall be carried
on ~ shG S,y NSSailo' mstTiss 81 GSigmnn ~, n,,,
Han1b b49t And sS'e n sSS a GS . @ e %sG9 a
0ssH'a s[g&&ElSE SE2RGE s EIE3EGISo' I3Sqs. ''':l'
dE62af K HEGtfr, "
TEHIG2fiAS EIGhiAS StaHRySSIS' aRySS, !:
JOIN A; RUE !,
Join :. MrkfiDEN.
wi Ihs aepNs - hst o. -neorlorston was pEcrarsdM M p,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19
BOARDING..

DOARDING.-THE BEST BOARD, WITH
ID several large front and back ROOMS, may be
secured bX immediate aPplcation. Also, TABLE
BOARDEhS accommodated. Situation delightful.
At No. IN Third street northwest mhi95t
CPACIOUS ROOMS AND PARLORS, HOUSE
> hrst class, heated throughout, hot and cold
water In each room; baths, comfortable home
f91 per week, flb per month, HOmAntic view Of the
Potomac; baO Twenty 'hratst References mh3aw'
DOARDING.-BOARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
ID ROOMS, In u good locality convenient 10 the
Executive Departments. Apply at pl6 Twelfth
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

RooMs No. 3D.
foyRASDAHALg srnEET soRTHwEsr,
wAsHIsaros, u. O., March 10, l5la
In compliance with section " Of act approved Au.
gust 49, it7, the Board OF Appeals will continue In
session at their rooms and at the hours designated,
every day except sundAyu for thirty days from this
date; after which no Appeal from the general as.
seesment for the fiscal year ls7St eau DO received
Dy order Of the Board q AEpSal;s s....,,rv