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New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK Friday. Feb. Il. 1873.
The features of the local horse trade remain
essentially the In the Bulls Head Market there
WAS a moderately active demand for wOrk-horses at
unchanged prices but very little OF Mghef Naued sloeh
has as vet changed handS.
BY auction Messrs. Johnston Van Tassell disposed
of the following lots ut their Horse Mart ~ East Il-
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
Oteau Gtenmers.
TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
IL RATES OF FREIGHT RBDUCHD. .
UNITED STATES snd BRAZIL STEAMSHIP CoMPssr,


TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
OF FREIGHT REDUCED
UNITED STATES .nd BRAZIL sTBAMSHIP COhPsNr,
Regular hsi steamer Saline % the lti OF nosth
SOUTH AMERICA. CaUt T1nkeDaugh. February VI.
ONTARIO Capt q. SIocum Msrch ~
MBRkIMACh. Can't Weir. hDri ~.
These speudn sal schedule time ana es ~ InoTn
engagement Of freight o. passage, apply , So.
VIM r. GARRISON, Agent No. sBowfng-green sev.iofs-
A NCHOR LINE. EXPRESS STEAMERS
"A sail from Pier 20. Sorth River. hev-fork.
SrturnaF FEB Is
ANGLIA. .SstunsJ Reb o. INDIA SATURDAY harch
Passengers bkea forsari 10 and from RAJ Stsn 10
Great Britain Ireland Germany Norway Sweden Denmark America
saf. speedily comfortably AID chespD other route or une
By spptyipg tue CompaaTs eaoes Bowling Green.
. HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agenis
sB-The VICTORIA sails at . a on Peb. IS
TNMAN LINE. - For QUEENSTOWN and
CITY ot NEW-YokK. SATURDAY teh I. = a N.
CTTf OF PARIS URDAl. Peb q.
CITY OF MONTREAL ....SATUkDA1 March an
CITY or WASHING ..THURSDAf mAreh o. u O. m
CITY or BROOKbYH SATURDAY. March g. y m
AND each saeeeBg SATURDAY. and THURSDAY from Pier No g.
RATES or PASSAGE.
CABIN 575 snd so gold according accommodation Round t7
sTRBRIGgTo OR FROM Liverrool opeu,wu Gl,s;ow Lon
donderry, Lonioa. Bristol or Csriid 90. ourrcnog.
Passenger forwarded 20 HaVre, Hsnbar Ssele1 Norway Den
mark, sRd Pans redaoed rateA-
bran issued s lowest
Fr Passage and general busnes apply al the Compin oGce
No - Broadway
JOHN G. DALE. ATcnt; 20
ODONNBLL q PAUJK f03 Cbestnut-st Philadelphia
NJ. s. CREAGH. lJ2 Satest. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
HAYANA Markets.

HAvASA Feb l3 WEsrEKohsnge easier; tle United
States lcaIO4 premium Short sign, ~ i pre-
ulum dlys god ~ as premium Short sight az premium
o. London. asa preHiuHs on Paris, HaZ0l premium
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-02
FOR CnnRrnaa

tie x voi published call for an election 20 G.,
caused by the II ,hs se9ngressiona! delegation,
dent Of t tba the following from corre CORES mas
resn ne duty of selecting GOOD ma,
one wh ine fourth district in C ,ru 20 rep
After T ldaG- 1 regard with SOM ongress is
NV NJ n,. i;o?A4ng over the whole n anxiety.
aib i Ills present position is a mo is the
fbidng officer Of the s s he is buy the ppp
3}5sG sssry ns 20 Sspy" l that t sE2.
an5aingguishpg himself aif sh eo Opportunity tor
that the Der e Of Congress itqaal that afforded.
and he w ,o election in Nor4 before tho
the the s ane in the senate sn lose than
the ce1t term Of Mr. Petet elected t for
a be- b. glorious Ks ns ought to BE- it
Govern ane I hs Of his serveess We shOsd
as sn By an Of would be t6an
!, s.nfaltering Rsp snhT such true
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-02

Monthly advertisements, inserted every other
CAV TO lie charged O-tbirds of the above rates.
Second page monthly advertisements, each
S1Quare, $50 per month.
Transient advertisements having the run OF The
9aper irst insertion 50 per square; each subse-
sauent nse rtion seventy five cents Per square.
Second page transient embellishments, each IN
6ertIOu $ so per square.
Advert isements inserted at Intervals - TO
Charged as new each insertion.
Regular advertisers, who advertise largely, viii
@e allowed such discount from above FAMED tran
Gent rates as may be agreed upon; provided, thai
IN 10 case shall such discouSt exceed swshty ave
De-: cent.
ALE busirsss rstsses s4 Sdver ts<msAts - ts
GassEgeS twenty cents per line zach in6srtiOIe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-02
Terms of >nbscriptf0D
Coo year, o.; six months, So 50.
Advertisements.

9raLsient advertisements same terms as II tbs
Daily. Monthly advertisements inserted for ol.e
Fourth of the daily rates.
liberal commission allowed to those who send
m clubB of five or more.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-02
SIsT WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,

GDg lbhshed avery Saturday morning, and contain
The ws by telegraph miscellaneous reading, edl'
e0rials local matters of general public interest.
Dom rcial and monetary repoIts, and every tLhS
CHAT appears III the Daily except such items rs are
of ltt lie or no public moment. The WEEKLY RE-
PUBLICAN is an excellent family paper, valuable
ns well for instruction and Amusement as lnfoTEa-
6ygu the topics OF tie day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-02

sa continue TO send their money
away. Just SO long vii, None. , ~ r'aso7
ava" avn ,,,c couu,ry poor--Io.roe h.teH'ge''etr'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-02

One Two Three Six One
"iOe' month. mon this 10 Oh this months yeat'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-02

o once, Iunucua.so.s~
Clerks Office New Orlesns, October j., 1878
eele po2 =. LCRW Deputy Clerk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22
FINANCIAL AND CoMMERCTAL.

The Wall street markets were free from OK.
element yesterday, and all apprehensions Of
trouble have passed away. Gold was lower, In
anticipation of the payment of the May inter-
est, which will commence on wednesday, with
out rebate. The amount to be paid Is nearly
SIS, 900 900. Money was easier, can loans ruling
diem, the latter rate exceptional. The stock
market was somewhat irregular, but closed
steady. The New York Tribune says:@'There
Is danger that Wall street, in the buoyant relief
of an escape from imminent peril, viii again
rush into over trading. The stringent times
which have measurably passed away with the
last week have wiped out great many margins
in the stock market and have wound up not
few small concerns. This, of itself, has relieved
The street. There IL much cheerfulness on
change. Now, look out for fictitious RISE"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

The New York Tribune has a thoughtful ar
ticle upon the condition of fallen women treat
ing upon the newly-organized Roslne Associ-
ation Tor the aid of needy children, the object
OF which Is the reformation of unfortunate
women, a. well as the protection of young girls
IN danger of falling. Both classes are received,
provided with home for year, instructed in
All kinds OF homework, and placed in families
or restored to their homes. The T1bHHe says
many are disposed TO doubt the permanent good
erect Of mechanical general systems and even
thoughtful refOrmers are Of opinion that deal
ing with individual cases is the only true meth
oil. It says;
LET a pure, good woman take one of these
Wretched sisters to her side, and surround her
reform II sure. But here are thirty thousand
sicians?'' ~
That these poor wrecks are reclaimable where
The proper effort is made il demonstrated by
the result in the case of the unfortunate girls
Hho were taken in charge by a band of
Christian women in this city some time ago.
Though the project of providing an asylum
building for the poor outcasts fell through,
from various causes. vet homes were found for
them in families where they have been able to
recover their self-respect and earn an honest
living by Homework, sewing, teaching music,
&c. Out of twenty-four thus furnished with
reputable employment, but six back-slid to
their former courses; and this prob ably shows
about the relative proportion of those of the
fallen who are naturally vicious, and those who
have been betrayed into a life repugnant to
them, and from which they would gladly escape
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22
Largest Circulation in the District
Beading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY:
IL ...-...........April -, 1S73.

The enormous pressure Of advertising upon
our columns for some days has crowded our
reading matter a good deal, bat we hope our
readers will be patient while the immediate
rush of spring advertising is upon u.s. In the
long run, through double-sheets and otherwise,
we try to do justice alike to readers and adver-
f;serS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

IL" We" fork Herald noticing that the law
The Governor, juries and the public. are Alike
ineSoIable in insisting upon the execution nj
EaTderers, who q little while ago might have
esesISd, finds the reason in the fact tn at muir
cers and other crimes of violence have been 10
mt OF late, and 30 many Of the criminals
have escaped the fun penalty for their bloody
n.e"s' that the public has become alarmed.
f'.ry one feels that society must be protected,
snd hence the demand for punishment that viii
prove terrible example. Judges, juries and
ahe executive, are only carrying out the will of
- jeopardized community. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22
0OveKnnens Securities.
The Markess.

bALfIhoHE, April 22.-Firginia 6's, consolidated
S,s DO, old, 81; W est virginia 3, Ia bid to-day
d.lngs, Is s@las. flour steady and dull Wheat
hrm. Corn hrm-stOck scarce; white southern. a.:
~. Oats hrm-southern, 4s6152; western mix ed
70; white, $3.50. Rye steady and unchanged Hay
uhshe oged. Provisions buoy ant, and more active
and an firm. Pork, Slsh@ s1s EuIk meats-sales
o $500 IDS; shoulders, Al "a; 1900 lbs. clear rib
sues, az ga, now held at 9lt. Bacon-adyancins
iendency shoulders, S@Sl4 clear rib sides, IOiai0i
Lard quiet, but hrm-91fa951. Sugar cured ANS
tub, S5e9l2 Whisky-sales 81 @seI1s
NEW f0Rk, April 22.-StOcks quiet and firm
Soid steady, Hss Money firm, TO -. Exchange
long, So; short, 9S Governments dull and steady !
NV 1oRk, April 2.-FiOur duh and unchanged
strong. 'Pi"s' S"ru
LoNpoN, April % -ConsoIs opsnea at e3l. for both
Bends Of 1856, old, Sl4; 1857 as: To- t0'. sai. na
hyes, 80. Erie, 5l1s. ~ - NC"
IRAs1EoRr, April 22.-Bonds opened at ssz. for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

The epizootic has ut length reached the Far
West, and at last accounts MAS threatening the
Aozses OF the cavalry now In pursuit Of the
Modocs. should they become infected, the
troops viii be Obliged 70 depend on shsnk's
mare, In which case Ne fear the red fends viii
distance them and make their escape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

N@N, IA new Division Of Sons Of Temper
tS cree ~su b Instituted BY ". =. Brsdiev,
o'cIocI "a TemIsrance Hall, on = street., between
~ ERA1Y ENfIRIAINMgNf AT .rHi
Nv INTTARIAN CHURCH, corner Of Str and
~ och. Iesdine and Reeitaficns 81 Miss
sa sii Rev nr. Hisefisy. G.sie b. the Choir.
Tickets, 50 cents: TO be had q Phfip Solomons,
4. aadrU 4 RiIey i md st the church, a0&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

The project of the National Sanitary Bureau
at Washington, which originated with Dr. c. C..
Cox, president OF the board of health of this
city, Is meeting with favor among the scientific
and thinking men of the country. DIR. G. r.
Agnew, president of the medical society of the
state of New York, thus alludes to this import
ant measure in his late inaugural address:
.. IL Is most cheering Indie cation OF progress
70 know that bill has been introduced into the
Senste OF the United States to establish a
bureau OF sanitary science. We would recon-
mend that this society take becoming action to
express its approval of so desirable q measure
ard by such an expression Of approval, IL by no
other means, give willing aid 10 the grand OBJ
Ject which the act has in view"
The entIre bill, as offered BY Senator Patter-
son, IN the Senate last session, Is presented in
the able address of Professor Agnew. Lack
OF time prevented action on this bin at the late
session Of Congress. Members generally ad.
United the great Importance Of the proposed
bureau; IN fact, the only objection that could
possibly arise would be the expense Of its main
tenance- This, however, would be more than
counter-balanced by the benefits arising from .
properly conducted bureau Of this kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

WAY mould the spirit Of mortal be proud,
when the Aforesaid mortal u liable to be kicked
by jseis :, or called 'stupid" by Brother
Harlan's-I ~ MORNING. cadavers 1t should not,
Indeed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

There are large number OF people who would
lii e to know why the Botanical Garden cannot
IL Kept open on Sundays as well as week days.
III i one Of the most attractive places in the
District, especially at this season Of the year,
but being closed on Sundays is not available to
~ large class Of our population, particularly
the IOor people who are compelled to work hard
all tie week, and have no other time but Sun
dag IN which to recreate. II the Congressional
apr priai.on is not sufficiently large to pay the
employees for one ezra day, the garden might be
Close" some other day In tho week except SUN
Hsy, when thousands Of our citizens throng the
park >eeklng for breath OF fresh air and a
ghnI &c Of natures attractions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

One Of the most pressing needs of our growing
city Is the reconstruction and extension of our
IRE alarm system. Most of the alarm boxes now
In use are the old imperfect crank boxes, (the
results OF the first experiments in fire tele-
graphy0 and are continually misleading the
fremen; the wires, which have been In use for
many years, are nearly worn out and need con-
slant repairs; and the system, with all its de-
fleets, does not sufficiently protect many sec
fions, including the northern portion of the city,
which Is rapidly filing up with some of our best
Residences Georgetown too only has i've alarm
boxes when there ought to be at least double
that number. Mr.. Miles, superintendent of the
fire alarm telegraph, sets forth these and other
important facts bearing on the question in his
annual report. which was submitted to the
Board of Fire Commissioners Friday night to be
transmitted to the Governor and through him
TO the legislature. The expense Of a new and
extended system with the latest improvements
will be considerable. but it must be borne in
mind that failure to do this necessary work
may be more expensive. One fire improperly
signslled, or not signalled at all, may at any
hour result in loss of property equivalent to
nany times the cost of the proposed extension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

The CAresseie crushinely calls us two-cent
paper. That's 50; but there's nothing mean
about us We promise our departing neighbor
- couple Of our biggest pennies to compose its
eyeiids, the moment IL needs them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

The percentage OF life lost in ocean travel is
OF course greater than IN travel by rail, but we
imagine it is not nearly as large as most people
suppose The statistics of the several steamship
companies now in existence show that of the
$4,000 persons carried on their vessels be-
tween New York and Europe, only go have
lost their lives by collision, shipwreck or foun-
dering at sea,-or almost exactly one in 3,4OO;
and this includes the $40 souls recently lost by
the wreck of the Atlantic, and the ~ who went
down With the Inflated City Of Boston some time
ago The Aggregate number lost seems large;
but, taking into account the large number of
people carried and all the perils of the sea, the
percentage of loss is comparatively small, and
not 80 great really as to deter many people from
crossing the ocean who might be otherwise 50
i-posed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22
FOR RENT AND SALE.


LOB RKNT-FINE LARGE STOLE at asa
T Pennsyly anis sy enue northwest. Alo Nv
+ feet ifosi; Br,es Stable, IN fle.a .rl i S n
i.lep 10. pan payment. Cali ct sIs On .trsst
E>OR SALE Ar A BARGAIN.-A neat FRAME
ties n The ey Monss u q 's ns hall ana
}..z.a in frOnt and Is SUPPLIED With gas and water
f., ts fee, dep e paved s.y Title psrSs
1155 l2sh street nortbsest, sster p m ale Ia
EoR RENT-One Of the most desirable GARDEN
I FAkMs, containing about acres with tine build
isgs, barn stable, cs.r,sse hcase and hne sprne
Of the Capitol, aud in few month. street railroad
s peanTr Sssn. In p pe man ny one s q club iss
or company would do well ~ leok - it. Th@ above
would make the best fair sruund in the District
Apply to Gfc, MaIyINGLY,
E'QR sALE-SQUARE No rs9, between A and
Il and san and 9th streets northeast; either the
S Sho,e or in lots. Apply 10 JOHN now ARD,
ssas:r %ifsi 4 Beer I'd
EhT, 42S U street northwest. aim
EoR RkNT-DwELLING HOUSE, with press
Rhode Island avenue between ish ass s ss .,rsss.
the residence Of the First assistant Postmsste Gen
iS street Pcsssss e i, Ma Nav years inquire ises
ZOE SAkE-A number Of two-story BRICK
= HOUSES. on street, between I.;h and i5ih
n.
be cold on terms as follows:
Five HOUSES from 500 TO $500 cash on each,
arr balance IN monthly payments 90 suit purchz
ffNe HOUSES at from 8 ~ 10 8 go cash. aud
balsnce IN M nthly, quarterly, half yearly pay
ments, to suit purchaser.
Three HoCsEs will be exchanged in part for
vacant ground.
Also, several HOUSES in the same block will be
sold cheap fer cash.
Each Of the above Houses have hall, cellar. bath
rooml water closet, sewer, gas, Ac., and are well
suited for q private family. Those DESTROYS sf Sc
curing to Intensely e. a comfortable House en- easy
terms should not fail TO call my Office previous
TO purchasing elsewhere.
JOS. y. KELLEY
Real Estate Agent
az No. s02 sth street northwest, bet. / and K.
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS: a back
Il PsIlor furnished a. Q Bedroom, and two pleas
ant rooms, back and front, on second story, in an
eilRfbiy located Dwelling street near oh will
be rented on reasonable terms to gentlemen only
Address "A. }" National Republican efice
mls-u fRepI
kOk SALk-A two-story BRICK HOUSE,, No.
Il lOS i street northwest, containing four rooms.
also passage, kitchen, cellar, bathroom with water
closet, hot and cold water In chambers, heater in
Psrlor and cooking range in kitchen. The lot Is Is
feet front by Loo feet deep, TO 20 foot paved alley
w Wild g nrlck stable and carriage house. ,, W.
IHOMPSOH, corner Of 18th street and New York
eSenue. feb20d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22
~CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES SUSTAINED IN
~ CONSEQUENCE OF IMPRCYEMENrS.

BOARD OF PUBLIC WeRxs DISTRICT OF CoLuxsIA,{
WASHINGTON. A prii 10, 1873. (
Tor the Of ali pub
Az Act providing for the payment Of damages sus
,a sin oy reason OF public improvements or
a. q enaasd BY the Lssislatire Assembly, Of the
In the District Of Columbia or Of person having
Public Works, setting tsrth that special damages
and particularly describing the nature Of said dam
q .nd the
f3r thai purpose the said board. or majority there
S S Ss% aa the property alleged
made. any examination connected with said i'm
prov ements or repairs which they may deem neces.
SIC 4. 40 be IL SaytAey enacted, That IT, after
Or shall be- q The t opn ss
that special damages have been sust aimed by any
sfSs into S se benss e
sad property from said improv tents or repairs,
%epts Of their action and estimate Of damages, and
ensuing Of tSs H:.s sD 5Hs q at
S asd 3" the % q
amounts awarded As damages and the reasons and
Tor the s1On q the Il
S'ss ng &: e.
damages under the shove act must le their pettions
for the same ct the Once Of the Board within TEx
Be duly and to Ss Isssa1ss
Assembly for its action.
the once the Vice Pre.deDf Of the BOara,
oSlTIsia h HJilSns' IF :i5sft
IChronicle and Republican.
rSMEDICAL Ass0CIAT!ON.-AnA Adjourned
s 81 ths s ID sSs S. Of The
IS: ySsss SSSsS St one
~ the present day scrofuls h.s been the bcns,
and had Sesn i some periods q Sorids
history tn,s Rerson known e be infected With 4
sss g ,s sh asss s.
s Iss o, r.is " Roo1 xp HEB and
b e sound
ROOT % And HnRB JUICES. q. per BETH.
gists: pEsA0ED CO., Proprissors, 9is Race
o 10. sd r. !. !. a. :.s soo.. wife, no,n.,
% her %
strength, feeling I'M badly without being ..:s 'sT
fatal her than severe sIsli Of Sickness In thst
ss ~. nss mOe.Ss
worth while % see Dhy.ican about until nature,
sSsn IN proSsr time xSud Ssv:
spared her life. 70 prevent to strengthen, D. cure
ffRs & Dr. fSsy e. q.
P,.is.s ss%sSy .sae dnsSls.s Sy.Is..: 90.
ter., Which sre sold By en- drussi.ts, are, IN
sdeo o. :s:as sa s'
n
new DRUG sfoRR,
No. lA3e PENNSYLVANIA AvBNuB,
Depot for Soda end Mineral Wsesrs. fsls-ly
TTHE UNpERsIoNED HAVE THIS DAY
SA d,sPosedr 81 heir eDtire stock and tIrckins
Sn from former efon 81 sSs
on s sn.sa they have 50 kindly sissn Dur
w .s R on p. O., April 1, ius oA s NV
rBBn vlD.
Da. y s;i5sI64As a4..11. I
.! as n, 80: ss - Ho lsss rsss cor
w LAST GRxHp RECEPTION {
oEIEErAt Ess!T1iszArsszsr
Bsn btf EHxIEf ,,s A'sa = f.sG 70
give two or th5ss shor, sdrssses, ilus.rsfins Oren
e and aa.ss .as ..s s s:s:sr Y
Oriental cossyms;
zs"i:sson, IS esss. ' = 'n' lecture l''s ssssr
FsCHENCKYP ULaONlOC ANDT .6ssse
n aareuf degree cd the principles Of ochenckS
Pslmeaie Syr.1, "a yails e Isesane e g Ial.as
: s:ssss ;ss:ssa = ~ So
remedy eSi!drso i2i.9s., "a e y gvss ysS
Y I'LL s sIs g soss. s.'.'
fhsse eandiss ere pat nI Y 8 cSnt soxne coaysas-
ss for ne Ioekst, end sFs sSs ~ N y
e sscls"u eor,::.; e n ~ AK -. fal..
H9ss:;: 8 S.:sass5s: ajis];;: !: e, 80: {!
-: ~ - g ~ Il & Ssl - Han =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22
rFROsADALIs E0R DISEASES PECULIAR

Huntsville, ALA I, April 2, 1859. ?
OeHNsmeH:-I desire to call your attention TO the
case of n rs. Hstton. You will remember that last
summer consulted yen in regard TO her disease
that 81 aliDg Of the Womb, similar affection,
of which women Of all classes suffer much. pro-
cured two bottles of Rosadslis, which, with q few
more bottles, I am happy 20 say have had the most
beneficial and gratifying effect
lou are at liberty to refer to me ind use Mrs
atoms name, IL you so desire, in making known
the merits of your valuable preparation, RosadaIis
In conclusion, accept the thanks Of Mrs H, and
compliments of ~
Yours truly, &c HATTON
Register U. 8. Lard Once
For sale BY 8. CALVERT FORD, l1O5 Penn.
sy ly ania avenue ao9 aCst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

Wy FLOWERS that was on rattle at ST Vim
cents Asylum was won by Mr.. p. JOURDAN IT /
0pHH39MsHErRI DIVISION, Ne, SONS OF TEN
building; street. Members of other Divisions and
persons DESTROYS TO Join with cordially ipyitef
to be present at 30 p. m. ID. MCINTOSH, w p
JOHN b. WHEkLER. r. 8. 1t
nFA KkGULAR MEETING OF KING SOL
~ 0M0Ns LODGE, Eo.2, 8. d: Z. :, will
EnENdNG. 80 instant, at ~ O'clock; A full at
tendance Is requested. By order of e. M A
az 81 JOHN II. PlCKELL, Secy. ,
FkEb MEN NEvER sLEEP.-0NONDAGA
hereafter on TUESDAY EvENINGS ,commencins
on the al sleep, Plant moon, q D. sS2 at clock.
IN their wigwam, 9Th street, between Pennsylvania
avenue and street northwest Every member ia
requested to be present Tuesday evening business
81 great Importance will be brought before them
II. c. n. KEEPER, sachem .
nF0HIO REPUBLICAN ASoOCIATION--A
Wy business NEE: rg Of the OHIO REPUBLI-
AN ASSOCIATION will be he'd THIS fTuesiayi
EVENING, at O'Clock. April 2, 1873, at Marniis
iui attendance Is earnestly requested business
OF mporsree will be transacted. The various com
mttees FOR The ensuing year will be appointed, and
report received from Che committee Constitution
By order Of J. NJ McGREw, President
J. II. PALMER, Secretary. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-22

Depot for Soda end Mineral Wsesrs. fsla-ly
TTHE UNpERsIGNID HAVE THIS DAY
N2 disposed Of their entire stock and trucking
business to GEO. W. KNOX, ESQ and solicit for
him from our former patrons . Continuance OF the
gatronase Witch they have 30 kindly Giyen Us dur.
wAsHiNsfoN. D. O., April I, iss ss.sx