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The hslf-and-hslf policy which has for some
time characterized the dealings of government
with the " noble red man" reached a logical
elimination in the coOlly planned assassination
OF General Candy and Peace Commissioners
Thomas and Meachram while in conference
with the leaders of the Modoe tribe on Friday
last, the sickening details of which are given
elsewhere in to-dsy's paper.
This event will have the effect TO sadden and
AT the same time arouse to just Indignation the
whole country. OF the murdered commissioners
but little is known here; but in the death of
General Candy the country sustains a loss il can
poorly afOrd- In ali the attributes which go to
make up the highest type of soldier and citizen
no man In the army was his superior. We
doubt, indeed, whether his equal can be named;
and this is said with due recognition of and the
highest respect for the long list of bright names
inscribed on its rolls.
In the deep gloom which his untimely and
melancholy death has cast over all hearts there
II little need Of questioning as 10 the proper
course to be pursued towards his cowardIy
muderers and their comrades Itisidle now TO
talk Of peace policy or measures of reconcilia-
ton. IL Is worse than idle. The life of one such
man az General CANDY is worth more to the
world and the age in which he lived than ten
thOEsanCs YES than hundred thousand of the
brutal thieving outlaws who 50 treacherously
murdered him, and there is only one righteous
way OF avenging his death. That is by sweeping
from the face OF the earth the whole miserable
bands and this, it is a comfort in this sad hour
10 know the government has ordered to be
DONE Nothing short of this will be worth any
thing Let them be wiped out root and
branch, even though it requires the
concentration of the whole army at the
lava bees and the calling out of half the
inhabitants of the Pacific slope as volunteers.
There Is only one thing under heaven that the
Indian fears or respects. That is irresistible
power, promptly exerted, and to the last de-
gree He has supreme contempt for halfway
measures, and he despises mercy. He keeps
faith only with superior force vigorously exer-
eised, and he makes a show Of rude honor only
TO betray. IL is now time, therefore, fer the
government TO make him understand that the
price OF ueaehery il determination. This
course Is due, not less TO the memory of the GAL
liant dead than to the government itself. 1t
will save thousands of lives and millions OF dol
lars in the moral effect il will have on the other
tribes, who are watching with eager interest the
result Ia this case eaLd ho will be quick to profit
in their cruel way by any hesitation or senti-
mental elemeney. Let us have no more falter-
ing The christian policy, as it is falsely called
sounds well from the pulpit and on paper. but
>; Il too costly TO be INDUCED in practically for
every day use. Let Generals Sherman and
Sheridan have their way untrameled for a little
while.
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0Overnment Recurfttea.
JAY Cooke q Co. furuish thu followinss


BALTIMORE, April H.-ya. 6's, consolidated, SEX
West Va. 5, Ia; y. skies, old, Is bid TO day
low middi,ngs, lsk@Is... Flour-dull and un-
changed. Wheat frm-white choice, So I00t 2 Is
" II, good TO prime red, 81 200 u 10; common 10
isir, slIgSi - red western, q .sea 81 50; amber
Gnos, yellow southern, s.; mixed western, SII{
Oats frm-southern, 5o452; western mixed, 5000;
Rxe-unchanged Hay unchanged. Provisions
quiet. Mess pork II@l7H. Bulk mcats-shouiders
61fi RIB sides, os; clear rib sides. S, Bacon euief
and steady; shoulders, 7ts@71s: rib sides, 9knI.
clear RIB sdes, ga; sugar cured hams, i2s l5 lard
dull, osi. Western butter firm, receipts bsttcr:
prices Unchanged. Whisky nominal, 90I,
NEW YORK, April "a stocks steady g Did firm
lS1s. Money firm. l4eisS per cent Exchange, long,
81 short, ga. Governments dull and steady
NEw YORK, April I2-FIour quiet and nm
changed. Wheat crm and quiet Corn auiet
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FINANCIAL AID COHnKRCIAL.

Last week in Wall street was noted for the
persistent and extraordinary stringency in
money, the stock brokers paying on Saturday
all the way from to 16o per cent per aunan
Monday morning. The gold clique took ad van
tsge Of thin market to ran the price up to
1ls1. With all this, stocks stood the pressure
with remarkable irmuess, while government
bonds were exceedingly strong. The bank
statement proved favorable, and promises re-
lief TO the money market.
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Ex-EePresentative Roosevelt had good deal
10 cav in Congress at one time and another
about the sums paid to the papers of
this city for advertising by the District govern
ment. He had a way OF rolling his eyes alto
gether too much to be perfectly honest in his
horror, a any one could see: but we didn't think
his fingers were 50 badly tarred with the same
stick a. recent developments show them to have
BEEN IL appears, however, by the official state
ment of tie Controller OF New York that the
ex-hOnorable gentleman's wishy-washy weekly
paper IAe Cifi-eE aud ROuad Table was sub
sidlsed by the corrupt Tammany ring, which
ruled New York, by Official advertising to the
extent of $50 1850 during the five years pre-
ceding its death; and this, too, in the face of
the fact that with Its limited circulation all
its columns together couldn't possibly have been
worth the tenth part of that sum in the period
OF time named. $4,000 year and over subsidy
from Tamnany isn't bad for a reformer. But
twas ever thus with these heightened fellows
who are always reading moral lectures to the
Poor devils on the lower planes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-14

Among the few doctors in the world who are
willing to take their own medicine are Rowell
X Co., the great New York advertising agents.
Not only does this firm induce other people to
advertise literally, but they advertise their own
business very largely; and, a. an evidence that
they are IN earnest in the matter, they offer one
dollar to every person who will read through
the twO-eolGmn advertisement which they
print ia some OF the New York papers of Sat
uIday.
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The POLITICAL pot is beginning to simmer again
in Virginia, although the next election for state
officers and a new Legislature will not take place
until November. The state republican COM
inittee have fixed upon Lynehburg as the place
and the 3eth day of July as the time Of holding
the republican convention to nominate a Gov
eTnor, Lieutenant Governor and Attorney Gen
eral- Col. Robert W. Hughes, Of Abingdon, is
talked Of as the republican candidate for Gov
ernor, L. p Ramsdeli, or Surrey county, as
Lieutenant Governor, and Lunsford l.. Lewis,
OF CulPepor county. half-brother of Senator
Lewis, a. Attorney General. Encouraged by
their success in carrying the state for Grant,
the republicans express confidence of electing
state officers and a legislature in November.
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The RcPEtiicaR, with hands full of eIerkship
extra compensation grab and STAR items. il
still unrepentant- The lamp holds out to burn.
however, for few days longer.
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n%CLAIMs FORT DAMAGES SUSTAINED IN
Wy CONSEQUENCE OF IMPROVEMENTS

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Tho to,,Oi wAsHINeToy. April 10, 1873.
Inc ieiow ing act, approved June ~, lS2, is pub
. Il, TOT the INFORMATION Of all concerned:
iained Pr r for me payment OF damages sus.
pairs.
Be AZ enacted By the L.gislatirs Assembly, Of the
Dtstriet Of Columbia, That on the application, in
writing, OF the owner OF owner. OF any real estate
gther than rental interest therein TO the Board Of
Pubiic Works, setting forth that special DANA ges
ofsny IMPROVEMENTS or repairs made BY said board,
and particularly describing the nature of said dam
Of said application, and il deemed BY them sufficient
for that purpose, the said board or majority there
be specially dam aged, and make, or cause 10 be
made. any examination connected with said i'm
lros ements or repairs which they may deem neces-
SEC. 2. And be 1T 6arshsr enacted. That if, after
board, majority thereof .hai be Of the opinion
e9 ys been By
the same, t.kng into consideration the benefits to
and e i iSe SAID or repairs
Office Of the Secretary Of the District written state
.hal make full report, in writing, to The n ~af
ensuing sc sion of the Legislative Assembly OF ali
amounts awarded as damages and the reasons and
Istve Assembly thereon; and mo sum sba III b nad
on account Of damages until after the same shall
and an appropriation made for the payment Of the
Notice is hereby given, that all parties CLAIMING
damages under the above act must e their oetitiops
Tor the same q the Office Of the Board within TIN
DAYS from this date, in order that such claims may
anny Gonsidered and reported to the Legislative
BianS forms may Be- obt aimed upon application a,
the Once Of the Vice President Of the Board,
ali iet AGH% 'sHEP PIT Vice pre.,as0.
lChronicle and Republican
nFpR LINCOLN HAS REMOvED 70 No.
g 1873 street northwest, hye doors west of
ms former residence.
OFFICE HOURS:
A. M.-S:30 to l0.
p. M.-3tO 40. q
On Sunday $50 to 10 a. m. only. -eos-
nFOEFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or
Wy The SINKING FUND, WASHINGTON, ID.
O., March q, lS3-The undersigned Commissioners
will receive, at the ONCE Of the Treasurer Moses
keIIy at the National Metropolitan Bank, until
TUESDAY, April ~, at 12 O'Clock noon, sealed
proposals for the sale 20 them Of ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS Of the six Per cent. ten
year bonds OF the late corporation Of WashinRton
They reserve to themselves the right to reject any
ofer which they may not deem advantageous
H. ID. COOKE,
W. w. CORCORAN
MOSES KELLY,
II. NJ. SWEENEY,
LEWIS J. DAVIS,
m3i-eotd Commissioners.
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The noble army of commuters are doubtless
already getting their petitions up to save the
neck Of Captain Jack. The Rev. DIR. Tying will
perhaps be able to call to mind that the captain
graduated at his SUNDAY school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-14

The Baltimore Gazette denies that Represent
ative Swami has taken the extra pay. He is no
such man.
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The ice companies OF New York are combin-
ing to raise the price Of ice during the coming
summer to figure even higher than il was last
year. There is not the slightest reason for this
proposed extorton, and the movement means
nothing more nor less than organized robbery.
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IL turns out now that the Spanish authorities
IN Cuba have arrested o'Kelley, the Herald
man, not because he is a correspondent, but be-
csise he isdubbed commissioner" which they
conceive to be something very much more
awiui and dangerous than a mere correspond
eht' As We doubt not it must be. Now, ii the
same authorities, or some other. equally power
fni ana determined, will only corral all the other
young newspaper gentlemen who are weak
enough To style themselves commissioners, ,,
they will confer q lasting favor on the pub,ic
generally and on the press guild specially. Like.
w'se they will materially tighten the labors OF
inc fooi-kiiler, whose duties, by the way, are
becoming 50 much more arduous every year that
they are il danger Of being neglected altogether.
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EQR sALE-Bsrgsin In a RESIDENCE in .
b..rm shS oe.tisn that slsssSt eos and
cbusctts avenue II rooms, water and gas; opposite
eESSsSFnm sn >, ressrsatien Apply to b. H;NAR-
F 9ako 49, "A 1Smssr Q, s.o.s.oT, BRIS OK
sfee,s northwest, containing six rosms each, viii
IEs HOUSES frs% sss. to ESQ cash on each.
A1e ssHsss y monthly payments g suit Pursh.ser
balance in msnthy quarterly. or half yearly pay
nT1n hres e HOLES sSIt gSssn s i. .e,,r
Also, Several HOUSES in the same block will be
Each Ofthe above Houses have hall. cellar, bath.
ION Closet, sewer, gss, &C., and are well
curing TO themselves a comfortable House on easy
terms, should not fail Go call at my Ofce previous
JOS. y. KELLEY,
:. Real Estate Agent
EOR sALE-Four beautifully located BUIIp-
4 INC LOTS on the northeast corner OF Eth aud
streets streets north~es,; square iso II. GAscH s2s
EoR RENT-secopd story FRONT ROOM over
i the National Bank Of the RepuSlie iHsniTe Al
the Bank, southwest corner cffth and d Sta al ~
E0R sALE--TwO PIECES OF LAND, near Ar
L IN toni shout one quarter Ut q mile from the
Aaaeduct bridge, One contains aud the other 5
town. mar1S Ims
LNoR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS: back
u
ant rooms, back and front. second story, ia an
eiieiby located Dwelling on street, On; will
be rented on reasonable terms 10 gentlemen only
Address "A. j, }" National Rerublicaa efsce.
mls-f lRepI
E0R AIE-HousE LOTS NEARMT. PLkAS-
AMBITION hall an sore TO eight acres, Will be
sold at reasonable rates and easy terms. Zach
LOT has upland for dwelling house and fruit, and
rich low land Tor vegetables within a few minutes
walk from Mount Pheasant omnibns, and twenty
hNe minutes wall from Boundary. Healthy To-
caiity, pleasant rural surroundings, and excellent
eonosiionaI and religious advantages. Apply 20
JOHN YORK, Ofioe Of Commissioner of Customs,
Ifessury BuIlding. apllm-
FOR SALE-0n Capitol HUI, n genteel s-story
and basement BRICK HOUSE, containing nine
rooms, besides bath ard store rooms IL has gas,
cold and hot water aud water closets; heated by La
irpbe and Empire heating range. II is nearly new,
IA ih3rorgh order, IN syery healthy and agreeable
neighborhood, and will be sold very low on easy
street utIeast. ul9l-s,ys
EOR sALE-A two-story BRICK EOUsE, No
l. 10y street northvest, Containing four rooms,
also passage, kitchen, cellar, bathroom with water
closet, hot and cold water Ia chamber, heater IN
paTior, and cooking rakge in kitchen The lot Is Is
feet front by l00 feet deep, to foot paved alley
with brick stable and carriage house. j. W
THOMPSON, corner of 18th street AMI New York
avenue. f.bal-tf
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RYouNG MEMS y, GGHaRIsrIAN AssoCIA'
. fREk b RhADiNG R00M-Daily, wsssly, Seex-
CIRCULATING LIBRARY; 1900 vols. Terms
SSyR sT yssri Der oa1srter PARL0RS AND
men; Chess, Cheguers, Organ and Piano.
Daily PRAYER MEETINGS at Il. Is, and D. m.
O'Clock. SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES
In Lincoln Hall at ga O'Clock; At Theater ComiQue
al ~ O'Clock.
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John Ruskin, the well-known English fault-
finder, h insane.
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TONS pzAcK eros GRAIN SILKS,

i IONS "AAoa 1i sRSs s Gkhis SILKS
e y.la a., .;ssks ,s ss,ss and s. per
sLIeEk f p1Sk h h5fAGas in ' "a
ss.n SR o SO Ss 70 q Sss . ss5s
SPRING SILKS and other new SPRING DRESS
GOODS, In great variety. At Low PRICES.
- One price only, marked in plain figures.
JOSEPH J. MAY,
as-eoN s3s Pennsylvania avenue.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
,ss Of sDr' sp,S SSs
ga ~ mai sss 9Th day # Nay p ISIS
sona estate Of deceased and Of the assets in hand
as far As the same have been collected and
Of said deceased are notified to attend with their
Claims properly youched, or they may Otherwise By
estate: Provided, copy Of this order be published
once week for three weeks In The Star previous
ai..@.S a. WkBsrER. Register Of Wills.
IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
MARIA W. NATION We CLlFroS HELEN ct al
No Sis; Equity Docket IL
Arck, her Attorney. and il appearing to the Count
Dy the return 81 the Marshal ENDORSED on the sum
losueu thaf all OF the defendants
have been duly served except Clifton HELEN, Car-
enee HELEN and Eugene HELEN, AID that to them
the return not 20 be found" has been made. it is
ordered that the said Clifton HELEN, Clarence HELEN
and Eugene HELEN cause their appearance to be
entered herein before the first rule day occur
ring forty days after this day otherwise the
viii be proceeded with a. in case of default.
A,ras copy. G. HrRfhhsE kfSg Julie SIsff:
NEW ENGLAND CIDER, Of fine ouality, Is now
v offered for sale by PALMER GREEN
Georgetown, at very low prices. In barrels, kegs
and bottles. al2-dlw
DREMIUM HAIR-woRK ESTABLISHMENT
Medal dad diploma Awarded France 1851 }
desire to inform the Ladies of my return from
New York with a large stock Of HUMAN HAIR,
which have Just received at the New York custom
house This hair was selected in Brittany and Nor
mandy, with great care by my special agent in
Paris. Having hand a large supply of
hair OF all lengths and color, ready for all
orders in hair work. BY direct importation am
enabled TO sell at manufacturers prices. Always on
hand the latest sty lies in hair work and made to
order with ladies own hair at the shortest notice
Ladies combings setted by the roots by a new pro-
cess. All work done in the best and safsfac
ton guaranteed Orders BY mail promptly TENDED
TO. WIGS and T0UPETs specially.
II. PHILIPPI,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER,
IIs Market Space, bet. 9TH and 9Th streets,
sl2Im Washington, d. u
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Tax PAYERS of the District are notified that
We have CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
tWmeh are received at par in payment of taxes,
ar o. sla 81 A 49,. a.
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY; I2O vols. Terms
for Leds. .od e aSp
pay 25gsG and Psns
otieef shBBSfH Arf SsSSSs s's sERSvicks
N tine ,c Hall at 81 o'clock; At Theater ComiSge
~ TO LADIES.
HO ~b 90 . 70 Sc; s s s9uns %Ssass
70 fnhn her household duties, and al her moral ca.
strength, feeling badly without being able 70 ssy
This q sssSnsss and d.s isa
fatal to her than spell Of Sickness Tor in that
ss vi. = aa
worth while 70 see physician about il until nature,
shsn a' II ini prossr time would ssv:
spared her life To prevent 20 strengthsn % cure,
sRs FSss .ls Il. .nd
Ss
and all eomplaints peculiar to women: These Bit
sss
medicine por szeslleses for ladies. J1s-1
fFSCHENCKS PULMONIC CANDY embrace
shs . sss
as the purest Of confectious its medicinal properties
eah seop. Ss more S1c
remedy Tor Children or infants, and can Be given With
These candle. put up in 8 cent boIes convent
!.
TpR: a; IRAII, er,a,s:e q one COLES. q
md =, 8 fsy doom ss1fk d Oh Isllo1t Han. e.
tsss 70 =. =. 6eooo I'D Rsv. ". ,. nvans ~
ROACHIs, BATS 9r BEDRUGs cannot be found
~ where Gientworth's EXTERN
INATOR 10 used. For sale by z. ID.
GILMAN, SIT Pennsylvania ave., ~
and H0LMES d BRO, northeast
cor LIST and SITS. nv. alAsm. -
M6 p.k RSsk FRI oi "a JMA NEso, nN
S3S PENNSYLVANIA AVE., 70
~ BET. 9TH AID l0rH Sra. !"
~Full stock WHITE, LIGHT and MEDIUM
and BLACK, with !, . and buttons. all,S
N ISS HARROVERB SCHOOL fOk YOUNG
lN1 LApIHo AND CHILDREN, 336 1 q !, oppo-
site lin Park. Fourth quarter viii beein Apri
18th; fall term September Sth. apiOlmk'
THE 'svICT0R DRY-AIR REFRIGERAf06b
is not expensive, and yet II has no superior In ~
the market.
The Sole agent for their sale is
s96t ga Pennsylvania svsons.
lnI McELROf, DAlRD . CO., I'M
4U4 NINTH sTREET. 4U4
We have Just received our spring aock q sHAps
HOLLANDS, SHADE FlXfUBE0, FINE GOLD
AND WALNUT RRAMES, C0RNfCES, CORDS,
oUK SfocK OF PHOTOGRAPHS AND
CHRQM0s 8 nov C0MPLEfH. ana h oes q ths
Tin Ier Z, ths City, IN q which We are oerias =
Trssss Repaired and nesih 81 Furnis.rs
Covers made TO ofder. aa-tml
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paw Wiz % rME NM6sf G aSHe IL

There is certainly better place in the city than
the
METROPOLITAN DOLLARS STORI,
3l2 7th street, where. If you invest dollar, you
may rest assured you sIsays resics tie Jsa calss Of
your money, and where saving Of - to 20 cents on
the dollar b guaranteed to You, without the draw.
back Of receiving Inferior goods The variety offered
is large, comprising everything pretty end use-
full, that Il has become vain task Of enumsratine
the different articles offered, and your attention d
only called to below mentioned goods, q ell ere
good desirable, and very cheap, and Immense auan-
titles hsve lately been sold:
Gents Birth Hall, HOSE 3 pair for 81.
s9h sR R8ss Ras 81
Isdi:: sgf tLi 40 !, S.in. nsalia; Nc.
rsee est 81. HA 1f c xsHfssssoss. Il. .
sIss en-. mssS sTt RTEsS61E C2nsS;
s:s: S I:::S;; sS$S2s5aE dsHF!, =.
ti SaT H f,ssss .1 Sostt IN g.
$esssifsI S.si fiSiIgkE SExHss. ~.
sSSEs; i!i Re :, an -siss'' b 'ssS
CHEAP GOODS,
mgTROPOLI1AND oLLAR STORE,
sls ssyxxrn srsssF. -
aBa-tR nsar Rsnnsyivania ovsaus.
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= PECIAL NOTICE.
The Tax PAYERS of the District are notified tina
We have CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
which d are received at par in payment Of taxes,
r.. FULTON Co., 314 9th street, near Pennsyl
wanna avenue. all LIT
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FOR SALE.

fOh SALE.
lust ARRIVED AND FOR sALE-Ten de)
head OF good sound young HORSES and
MARES, TO be seen at the HOWARD Sta IN
bies, on q street, between 9th and 7th GA
sIt-9 III. j. L0EBER.
EoR sALE-one pair medium size MULES
QUICK, active and without blemish. Also, -
fsnna: avenue, between ID and 41s street "a
aIl et G. l.. SHERIFF..
koR sALE-TwO stylish and fast PONIES, gray
ahd Day young, sound and kind thirteen n
n pn bslf bands high. Also, P0NEYGN
double and single HARNESS Apply TO CSmmapa
A w. MEANER, U. 5. Nayy Yard. aII-6I
TO LIVERY lMEN AND HACkMEN-FOR
~ SAEEEEon. six spring foil gl1sso GIRR<
LAhENCE. Also. several open CAR 49,
hiAoEs, but iitte used suitable for the -
work. RoBT GPaUaM s'
slis' 4I0414 sth street, between D and k
koR SALE-A handsome PAIR OF CARE
= hIAeE HohskSi very gentle and of IN
good speed Address r y. Box 500 al2-st6A
FOR SALE-Box Bushes, Sweet Scented SLrUbS.
4 ATboryitss, &C. Inquire Of PIERCE SHOE,
hAhEh, al fierce's Mills, IN Rock Greek. all-sis
FOR sALE-Three frst-claSs SEWING MA
ONE STEAM ENGINE, az n. FUIToN a CO ana
Loan once, 3iA 9Th street, near Pennsylvanis
avenue. all-lat.
kOR SALE-An excellent second- hand two hoT-e
- pstlorm-spring WAGON, wide body, just the
thlhg Tor carrying passengers,a stage, or grocers
wagon; can be seen at FUNK & BECK s Wagon
Bridge. Georgetown, d c. aIo I'm
Prick CLAY FOB SALE.
DODGE DARNEILLE,
!n-u 1877 street.
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No more talks with the Modocs
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4 Isl OF kEW BOOKS AT
snELLINGrON's DOOKsroRE,
LITTLE KATE KIRBY. A Novel. By the suthor
of Matte Asfrey and CARRIE Copfes~ien
TFE COMING RACE. b Edward Dulwer fLsra
r6f WIDOW LERosUE. Novel. By, s.ss
re BHEBER; on, rHE noUNfAnE1s or
xd9 ATLAS By Is Mayo. =.
- TIE pfIriS IND ID LIS 'bir.aaSl,''
k5EEJ[iL5{SS 1.P PIsps 4 HS.v Eaitioas;s,ss.
h1LE HSStR lkickfffIoxs IN roretAl
kQRpkAx eQIFHCk. nsHseiy ceIu3. an.i
,kHuQeQIhi: bI lrci...er Eserssf.
ing Genet. ssco1nf Of every spsciss ef,s ~ =
HeEEEss axtD BOOK OF raAvts!.s. s. g.
A large siock Of Blank Books. Pcs Book. y
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