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DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA

No PRISON CtN 4tkF fGEaE HIFTEHs according
~ directions ANA fHmain long Hu~Ell pFof idcd
their bones are bot destroyed by mineral poison
on otHel means, aHd tlfe vital 9rgans wasted bee
youd the point u repair
bEHff=fs gR lauIIts1I8Al Headache pain 100
the Shoulders, Coughs, d. htHess - tie Chest.
Dizziness Sour Er1etati1Hs Ut the stomach, Bad
Taste % the mouth Billions attacks. rsipitatipu
o. tic Heart. inflammation % The Lungs, ram -
the region af the klduegR. and q hundred other
ria, la these complaints d hss 10 egual. aad one
bottle win prove 3 hotter guarantee u Is value
than lengthy sdverus1meHL
faB LEsIsEL EgsfLAIslf, ID young o. Old mar
rIeA IN single. &t the dam % WumanhpDd, % the
tgre q Ifs, thsas Tonic BtieEs display s3 decid-
~ al influence that 4 marked Improvement r
spuA pergtbUblg.
raa lggitnrog ksu CHaosie Ram 4A4l4g
AID Cont Bilious. Tum.lieHi and Intermittent
Feyefs, Diseases fthe Blood Liver, kidutys aud
eases are tHascd IS Ntiated Blood which i gem
rsif pTuaaae Tn arrangement u iae digestive
afHale
Ian AHE G2TlE FrEakuyH ~ WIKI As a
Tone possess also TIE peeuAai ltat q setting
3 powerful agent "a relieving congestion az iu-
a4laatiou q Tia lEef aai ssefial organs kua 10
lalaas diseases
Pos sEm DIsaAaLs Erag4aBs. 4eaa, sah
fheuIae b.oltl ls sPois pmp.as, passaess. b9lis
Essspslas Hel seufis Dlsealefatl9Hs of the
ss4a5 baAI4es AID als1Asts ef The sklus q what
fEtl asuse aE uAfgfe. zFe literally aas - ADD
carried pHt 81 me hFatea 10 aesE s4pit sslue ~
thC Hse q tAgse h.te5e
tHAgLFlL AAouaAaus pto1aA.Hl ttsE5AE BIZ
gEGs Gle Hl9st eBlayft-l laFEsgAGs iAAt ever
susi4inet TIE s.aE4ls sgftgM.
NAi-kEI. FfugG Il MaDUAALbA CO.
Druggists AID General Agents sAn Francesca.
Cal apl efnsF q NAslilgtal aad Casfli9a
EiEtets he# York. taM
~, .FF 5.s.sg.,...# ..sfsFs. 81 -.
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VINEGAR BITTERS.
FuaELT yaGETARLEl

FREE FROM ALCOHOL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-08-07

sELTzEB AprRmNr

NEVER WEil fa5 sas a people wh1
sfg uat shsfaa'v aab eamF.aH ths ust
aHsfgf SELL W9Haat las % Fsln tAag
Rstg saatr iaA ststs 81 aasaHtar s nsH
bsl5 EHE Ibe staso q tH.s Hlesesaa.
go Hfs}ehaEaaaa la w3 3aaa 80 t.a
digestive, assIa.Iatas sat d.sgassE .as .fa8ua
i0aa. aysaEata aai a.sta saa2g t.#aam wsl1
TaraHls E}crvescent Seltcr Apcrient
apl taa isnEa9F. dapf aut u5fvas 8st4Hs
which are iasvtahia results af nIl4asHaa $50
iQashaaH sud aa Irregular tatas q bgtg el
eaaaa. Iaa Ap#ieni contains a'l chemical taass
% us famaaa sglEer smiag galt5 az 8aat
iaus sej equally E#tsh.as.
SOLD m AlL nGCaaisfx
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-08-07
YER's CHERRY PICTORIAL,
F5R DISEASES or TmE TmoI AsD LuBga. sreu
49, CugH-, Cons, WHa8rNg CuuaH,
BEgHgHTa AanHH, hND
G0NhUupugs

The i5w oHmp0,.iDas, which hAyo Won the
confidence OF mankind AND become ugRspl4I
words amguE not only ono bat many naIigna
muet have extraordinary virtues. Perhaps H9
tanned Il 70 long as Arms Cufagf pHG0n1l II
has been known to the public about forty ytsfH,
by long continued series gf marvellous cures.
which have won for ID d confidence III ia fifiuFs,
never eqnalicd by any other medicine ltsitf
makes the most cieclHal cures Of Gyggtr tub#,
Consumption, that can be madn bY medical rAif.
Indeed the CHHHl pfI8EtI has really robbed
these dangerous di8oRaes ~ tIGir teugHt g.
great eEtgut, aud glyua feeling ~ immunity
from linear fatal effects which ie well founded. II
thE remedy be- taLbn tn season. Every family
should haFr u Ia tuolf closet tgf the ready aRd
prompt relief afi H members. Sickness, suffer
ing aud espn lfa 10 saved by this timely pfatce.
ton. The prudent should MOI neglect it, sad tile
visa will not Keep it by you fgr lie protection
h aHgfIa ia sudden attaeba AID Ey its tmeg
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4 YEEs CATHAEfIc PILLS
90 EALLTHg PURPOSES AFAmLY nlYsia
aHfA4
CostiYDueHs, IaUdiso. IgspsuHis, inigt5ii4
Ugaauttry Iaui Stomach Eytp6ia~ Head
4ehF l4.cs hbeaWarsH EFaptsonH. aHd
shin bsaasfs H.iiiuusussst l5ter,
Complaint. bfYprY Ietur, TIA.
mgrr aud san ileHmei
Worms Cont ht9rst-
piz. asa Dinner i3Hs
and fHfiyibs the
is5a8a
are tae nlasl rJnealiaA parshil4e ytt pfsief l6d
fleHf sfsfts abubaautl3 sbg8 HaH HlHrA thty
excel aii athaf faIis. Ihey are SAFE sud plagaaHf
~ tsAe, SOS powerful u cute. They pufge sat
tAe foul haas8rs attbe Llgsa they sufIH iEie as
sluggish o. a4saIleft3 organ iAt9 Ecti9H. ted
thtg lMHAft heaitu aHd lgEe re Complaints 81
every Uodg, hut formidable sHi dangerous 81
re4eas. A0st eLlae6f f.efa gfutns meet ratIlfHl
ghy s4eiaEa and cur beet t.EseEs Hsna eeftlhrsttF
~ saffs ptffasms4 ana ~ gfeat bcaaats iheJ
ha5a derived ifea these llis Itfy ere ibr
stf 1t an4 beet PAEs.e t9rlHtsfru belaHse nHla
az atil Sc eHeelaal Bong FlaaF clab1, thHl
are e4sy = taEes aua bfaa percy fBelah#.
thEy afr eGt nos barl4shaa,
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Aals kNu cIlluELNs sc IT'S Is UEEsT VA
hEhF1s ALL SKIS. fLpA 3 lEAEe BF.
FEtAu tNGLtn slisA HATS
HATS GAHH AND hEk4a'
FNEAlefta kt5 fsRfL@
WE SIX nl21
NE8F
Remember the place Conner Store
e. M0fsAaats Gou Iatas laust ilost
opfastg t4e bsPat
Rutland VI,
MASON S JEAA0NsGi
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MASON Il JERKOWSKI.

SPRING SUITS
American Scolch......S7 30 to $40 80
spBlN SUITS,
Double and Twist 30. S 80 to Sl2 90
SPRING SUITS.
Newport Cass al wool 50 90 to SIS 90
sPglNG SUITS.
Genuine Imported
Scotch .......... $l3 90 to SIS 90
SPRING SUITS.
Genuine Harris Cass $l3 90 TO $40 80
SPRING SUITS
Blue, Black and
Blown Iue8ts ... SIG 90 10 $2j 90
srWNG SUITS,
Black Broadclothes Sl3 SO to So 90
The New and Fashionable Style, tho
Getaway Coats aud Vests in
Bloc, Black and Brown Diagonals
from SIS 50 e 50 90
Elegant Dress Coats and Vests ia
Busked CassimeIes 81 30 to $50 90
Fancy ass Pants ofall kinds and prices
Spring oyercoats . SIS 90 10 So 80
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OFFICE OF THE SOCIETY,
100 Broadway, New York,
And ID the Principal Cities Of The United
States ard Canada 42lztfE
T. g MASON, GenI Agent,
for Rutland aal Bennington Counties
RunAkp, W.
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Louisiana Politics.

In reference to the paragraph in THE SrAg
yesterday, stating that Senator West, of LOUISE
ana. had declared his purpose to oppose the
confirmation Of Colonel Casey on the ground
that Colonel Casey and his friends were mimi
Cal TO the interests of the Senator and the best
interests of the republican party in that state ~
tie Repabliean of this morning SAYS:
alt is possible that Colonel Casey NAV be
inimical to the interests Of Senator West, or
That the Senator, through a failure to secure all
lie patronage he desires or believes himself
entitled to, may think that Mr.. Casey is not as
friendly as he might be; but the statement that
easey's confirmation will not conduce to the
best interests of the party in that state is entirely
VOID OF truth IL Is well known that Colonel
Gus OF the leaders of the republican party in
Louisiana, and when Senator West was wayer-
ing between Grant and Greeley, Casey was ac-
nyeiy engaged organizing the republicans of
that state, and to-day enjoys the confidence and
respect OF the masses of the party as one of its
most trusted leaders. II Is a matter Of record
That Senator West was elected to the Senate
entirely through warmoth's infiue nce aud, in
eating committee that Senator West was the
ci'sr sJoof warmoth in the Senate of the United
States, and that WarmOth had his resignation
an has pocket to accept at any time he (west)
1ailtd 10 represent him as he desired. This
statement, II i true, was contradcted by Gov
CTnoT WarmOth, but Governor Flanders and
other equally responsible gentlemen testified to
lhe TACT that blank resignation was a condi-
Ton Precedent to an appointment to any import
ant Office in Warmoth's gift. Now. If Warmoth
and his adherents are to be considered the re-
publican party of Louisiana, IL is very certain
that Colonel Casey's confirmation will not i'm
any way eonduee TO the promotion of their in
feTe>ts. But We think the Senate has had
enough of Governor Warmoth and his friends
and l. IN no humor to enter now into an inyes-
tgation OF the Louisiana troubles"
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The Corcorau Art GaIlery.

After all II seems that the opening or the
Corcoran Art Gallery has been indefinitely
postponed by the trustees This viii be
generally regretted by the citizens of the
District and others who had hoped to be
able to soon avail themselves of the magnificent
gift Of MT. Corcoran. At recent meeting Of
the trustees the matter was fully discussed
and the conclusion reached that Ii would not be
advisable TO open the gallery with its present
limited number of works of art, as the building
l. very large and the pictures and statues on
hand would occupy but a small portion of it.
In view OF this fact IL was deemed judicious to
increase the present collection, and Mr. William
T. Walters, of Baltimore, one of the trustees
and chairman OF the committee on works of
art, who intends visiting the Vienna Exposition
This summer, was authorized to purchase works
OF art I'm Europe, not exceeding $4,000 In
value to be added to the gallery. IL Is the fnten-
ton Of Prof. Henry, of the Smithsonian Insti-
tUte, to further the designs of the trustees by
Contributing from time to time, various works
Of art, now in Europe, to which the Institute is
entitled through exchange, but which have
never been called for, owing to the lack Of room
a the Smithsonian. .. "a.
The trustees at their last meeting authorized
the retouching and hanging of other pictures,
:nd this, we understand, Is being done. They
also elected MIR Charles NJ. Matthews, of
Georgetown, a trustee in place of Col. j. G..
Ferret, resigned. AS the matter now stands il
j. not probable that the gallery viii be open to
visitors before Late next fall
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THE wEATHER.

= v,
WAsHINaToN, d. O., March 20, 1873, II q. N.
rSYNoPsis FOB THE PAST TwkNTf-FoUR HOURS =
Ineiow barometer that was Wednesday morning
over Lake Michigan has moved eastward to The
low r lakes, and extended southwark to a second
area IN Virginia The pressure has fallen through
cut the Atlantic and eastern Gulf states aud has
risen over the northwest and the M issouri VALLEY
Inc barometer IL DOW highest in Dakota The tenn.
perature Is below zero in wester n Minuesota with
clear weather. Cold, fresh, northwest Winds with
elot and snow, prevail from upper Michigan TO
hertucky. Southwest winds, with cloudy and
,hIt etening weather, are reported from the scout
Attntie states, Northeasteriy winds, with cloud
sc RAM prevail over the entire Middle and Eastern
sates The temperature has risen slightly during
tle plight in southern FLORIDA.
PROBABILITIES For the rest Of THURSDAY in
cressng eesterly winds with cloud and rain for the
Middle and Eastern states, followed By Thursday
eveIing BY westerly winds and low temperature
over virginia and western Peunsylya mia For the
sou.n A,iante states winds yeer to west and north
s ana CLOUDY and clearing weather. Over the Ohio
xaIIiy and ard to the lakes rising barometer
wns 0scains to northwest, with falling tempera
Gay nght by clear, cold weather. and fresh to brisk
WINGS The highest barometer in the northwest ex-
tend southward over Iowa and Minnesota with CON.
unued cold, clear weather. Cautionary signals CON
inns AZ wilmington, Norfolk, Baltimore Cape May
and New York, and ordered for New Hayen
New London, Woods Bole, Boston and Portland,
NE; they will be displayed at the lake stations
from and after April LIST.
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twas thought that Boss Tweed had fright
ened the New York Legislature out of any in
tention 1t had of investigating him. To State
Senator johnson he is said to have recently
gwen the assursnce-"If you continue this In
,estisation, somebody win get hurt" The
Albany Times. of the 18th instant, says that
whatever little moral failings have been as
cribed to the "Boss," lying is not one Of them.
and that certain members Of the Senate are
aware Of this fact and govern themselves &C
cordingly. 1t adds: "The committee appoint
ed by Senator woodin to Investigate the Tweed
matter consists of Senator johnson, who Is in
earnest, Senator Lewis, who, If rumor be true,
has reasons for not being in earnest, and Sena-
tor Graham, q man of straw. johnson, finding
Himself, as he says, with his hands tied, moved
this morning for IN enlarged committee, de-
signaling for the new members Lowery and
Allen. The debate which ensued was the
Warmest Of the season, but the resolution was
carried, and nov we shall see what we shall
see."
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me xarkeea.

BALTIMORE, March ao.-yirgnia 6is consolidated
S. West virsinias,laS North Carolina So, old,
BALTIMORE, March 1o.-Cottop dull and nominal
Low mddlinss, ~ flour-stesdy and unchanged
Wheat-Quiet and unchanged. Corn-fairly active
for southern; white southern lower, 6Oa6S; yellow
southern higher, o5G5s; MIXED western frm, So
Oats.Quief and steady; southern, E64s western
mixed. G@8 Rye-unchaneed Hay-firm west
eTn, $S@SM Provsions-duil; mess pork, SIG Is
@SB.D: Bulk meats-duil and Unchanged Bacon
only limited jobbing demand: shoulders, 6k; rib
sizes; - clear rib sides, 81 sugar cured hams, i29
choice roll scarce and wanted, at ~. whisky-sales
2e barrels at Se,s; Jobbing, 81.
NV YORK, March 28.-Stocks heavy. Gold firm,
U.s. Money firm, ls2@l -16 per cent Exchange long
8; short, 81. Goyernments dull and steady.
NEW YORK, March 1O-Fiour quiet and nm.
changed, Wheat quiet. Corn dull
o,l LoNDos, March %, II g; m.-Consols opened at
securities-no transactions to- day. Prices nomnaIly
as last sent. Erie 5lA.
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RInAnClAL AHD CounxRClAL.

The New York money market was active
yesterday at T. 32a1-16, aid interest to borrow
ers on cali The large government bend dealers
quoted the MARKET az gold. Mercantile paper
was duh, prime being held at 10 to ~ per cent.
Govsrnmcnt bonds were strong and the stock
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The New York authorities are a little dubious
about consigning George Francis Train, now in
the Tombs, this fourteenth Bastile, he says to
an insane asylum. DIR. Hammond, one of the
physicians who examined him, refused to give
certificate Of insanity, but cencurred with his
colleagues In the opinion that Train Is 'ssubject
to deiusions, irrational in his conduct. and of
unsound mind" A physician who has known
Train long time says he is not insane, but
that continued confinement will make him so,
and that he ought to be tried or released for hu-
manity's sake. The friends of Train, it Is said,
win make every effort to prevent his being sent
to the lunatic asylum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-20

The new illustrated daily. the New York
GraPhie. makes lively pictorial and verbal
war upon the great railroad monopolies. Yes
terday's number has . cartoon by Bellew, enti-
tied 1.-THE Question of the Day." in which a
group of hollow-cheeked consumers and out
at-the- elbows farmers are gathered about the
Genius of Columbia, while q big-paunched
railroad king stands at her elbow. The follow
ing conversation takes place:
mining coal"
New Yorker--"AndI pay six dollars a tun."
Western Farmer.-"I get only fifteen cents a
bushel for corn"
Consumer And nav dollar bushel for
my corn"
COlumbia.-Mr. Railroad Monopolist, YOU
Charge entirely too much for your services. II
at running railroads." - =
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- M I L D q n MS
NEW DRUG STOH
No. 14Y9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
OF for Soda and Mineral Waters. fel3-ly

W How ssd i ]. Q .ss Young wife, mother
20 her duties. and her moral CA
ssitiss to soesHt the rssscnsibsy which f.,s upon
strength, feeling badly Without being able q ssy
q Pc assyy more
i s' :, .ds s Ssss s
worth While 20 see physician about IL until nature,
IN Tine 70
spared her life. 70 prevent to strengthen, to cure,
Eli IN +S.g =. sss
infallible remedy against malaria, dyspepsia, cos
s sna sheS - 70 n
%S Hsaiei ,s1 1s s1s.Ses Tor c lsds: ID ''
TROsADALIsI RosADALIsl
Ez1se'' from 's''s sm ,ss's'd from Rsr. r ".
,gxosylIIE,s. C.. April lst, 1859.
dozen Rossdaiis 70 ny address: order thi; for an
Sd1ssd to .D S's r. %y fST
Of my seauantanes, between forty and fifty years Of
or four Soslss Rcsadsi. and Wa more nlsoysd
S Ss y ever
FsCBENCKs PULn0NI0 CANDY embraces
Is the pursst u ccnfsetOns Il! medicinal
render Il enectual In coughs, colds, bronchial and
catarrhal Affections, &c. 1t 10 the most acceptable
remedy Tor children OF infants, and can be given With
Who sufer from los Of voice, it q indspsn:abls.
These candies are put up In = cent boxes convent
eut fof the pocket and are for ss1e ~ al dryGgsts
'i ses sscs corner IL md Al -: Ysll.
TIRoM LHE EARLlEs3 AekS 70
and, . u were, the corss Of mankind. % terrible
and loeahsoms had besn q some Dsrod. ofthe vosdS
wsuld mot Be allowed to mix with eocisey. HaDllly
tn our day ths Aissess 2 striDDed q In terror ey -
% OF eAnA1IfANS R0of AND HIRB JuIc1s. md
the yictin Of scrofala, Ulcsrs, Sores, Pinplee,
biotehee, Iefts &C., can be restored 70 sound hath
Root AND HIRB JUICES, Sl.8 lsr bstsis
soH 81 .. O. IQRD, lleS e. ave-, aad b Dr10-
90 P S;Ia, . co. f''''''sds', e A:s'
a>=DB. a. PRATT, or.dusss q Ohio OoUses Of
~ Dental eurssrX, ali tn sersst, bstyeSlyD
md e ~ DOOR soslh g o. Isllcwt Han. =
80 . 4 vBD. -
Da. I'm E4k4Asa4:! sfr.
h. ss1eysa - No. l]eS 4 arsss nssshv;ss, sof-
CoUfFEEddffff = ss! lF5ssAcco OxALxa.
CASs4ASsE55 1 BIS soSose S.sss s!sPs AZ
\ O. HARfDBICH1,
| fH-lms 1888 Seventh street. -
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The Massachusetts, House yesterday refused
10 reseind the vote Of censure on Charles sum
uer. One Of the reasons given was, the impro
prety of the present legislature censuring thu
Ge;s Of previous legislature.
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BOARDING..

DQARDIEG-1413 I street northwest-seyeral
ID handsome aud newly furnished ROOMS, suite
or single. Beth rooms and ell conyenispces; With
or without Board. -is...l. -. z NIL q.
EIRsT-CLASS BOARD By TAH WEEK Oh
eou,ely furnished; very low to permanent tenants
during the spring and summer with or without
board, ct $50; No. 81 18th street, between and y
streets, near W ilsrdS and Imperial H0teis mlS3w-
yOOD BOARD, PLHA1ANf looms, AND
avenue and INST street. 0Ayl-ly
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TMAsONIC.-A Resumed Convoeatio Of La
HS FAYETTE 3. A, CHAPTER, No 5 will
be held SATURDAY EVENING, March a2d, at
O'Clock All r; A. asons in good standing are fra
ternally invited. By order Of the Chapter
JOHN EDWIN MASON,
m2GN IChron. q epl NAcrafary
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Fof on az a s. saNS1w HuaHrs.


TheHOUsE ana PRKMIsHS q the heed Of wash
ington street, on Georgetoxn Heights, aow occuped
BY Jpdee PECK. There are - large And 3mau .
rooms IN the pain houss. besiass beth rVc@s water
kitchens laandry ,.nd tvo elSsPns roon, With eears
roomand lantry in addit:ea TO the main building.
five bones, and ample room for three sSrSiages.:
Rent Leo per annum. ne prer2!ses WIN - sold
on eesy terms OF payment. Tor further Information
inquire on the premises, or 81 IL. PECK q No.
lila Rennsylyania avenue. NV
Eok RENT-A foar-story nwELLIN0-HOU6B
Il Containing eleven rooms aAd all modBfn improve
psnte, situated on. - street, between Pennsylvania
md 4issouri aveenes, directly opposite the DOtan-
zeal Gardens Apply ct SIS Penney lvania avenue,
under Continental Hotel. has A. nkeoet
E0a nxEI.bssss I'D airy apoMS f.yal.h.l
otherwise, newly atteds q Hlla rsnnsyfvanis ave-
E,OR RENT-No. 3la b street northvest, Art
j Slock east Of City Ball. Apply TO NATHL b,
RUdfff, Lumber Dealer, B sfreef, bet 0fh and ~
SITS. northwest, adjoining b. p. h. B. depot. f1l-I
LOB RINT-Ssyer.l mall BRICK QOUa13 n
y rssT q ssrsst Rent S4 per mouth. ATTY
lsth street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

AOOx AMI EOONUs
4 OST-A DIARY, bound in red, gilt edged, with
IL the name Of Samuel Taggart thereon. Five dol.
lars reward ill be given by JOHNSON, KLAUCKE
4 CO., corner 7th and + streets. mO-3t"
G. n REWARD.-Lost, pair of GOLD SPEC
%1V TACLES. Above rev ard if left
at No a1S Penna. avenue, southeast. 1902
Il OST-Last evening, RUSSIA LEATHER
IL FAN. Five dollars reward will be paid BY de-
liyerlng the same to the offce of the Capital Pub
fishing Co. ,V9T d street. m3O-M
II OST-On Tuesday afternoon, 18Th instant, ON +
L. ~ -s street, between iaih and 5th, or
KEYS. The finder will please leave u
them ct this once, where suitable reward will be
paid. ml9-H.
Coz REWARD-Lost, on the 18th instant, In the
$$O Center Market, two B00KS-one Account
Book and Pocket Book. The above reward will be
given IL returned to CH3ISTIAN WIDMEYER,
No. Is Center Market. NILS
Il OST-On the LIST Of March, ON street, between
IL 10Th and "a streets northwe est, RUBY RING,
with two pearls. A liberal reward win be paid IL
returned to No. 500 ID street northwest. MI
4 OST-At The EasiolM 1heeser, Janpery Oh, a
II ONYX EARRlN0.-Ihe Under viii b. suitably
rewarded By leayinG Il g Star once. -. i9-0
9sTUSe =. ~ aS;a ED q end IN .oa
gold Game. A liberal rsysrd Will 49,
paid y returned TO as slreet nosthwese. q
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The Nov York Tribune, although not fully
RndOrs.i.- the appointment Of ex-senator Saw
Der a, S>istant Secretary of the Treasury,
grant, avs he distinguished himself by oppos-
3pg IT, ,hieving rings Of his own state, and
oas seesryd such a reputation for exact honesty
that he goes into the Treasury Department with
n er, at deal TO be said in his favor.
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