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An interesting suit, involving the rights Of
holders of life insurance policies, has been
brought in Baltimore. In July, 1859, gentle
msn insured lis life ON the endowment plan in
. company for $1,000, agreeing % paw pre-
MUM of 81 90 year, and at the expiration Of
ten years To receive s10, 600; and it was further
agreed on the part of the company that the in
sured should participate in the profits Of the
company. In 1870 the company declined further
contISets, and made an arrangement with an
other company to accept the formers assurances
and issue similar policies changing only the
name of the company to its policy holders
Upon this understanding the gentleman who
held policy in the tint company surrendered
II, and In the spring of ISa the new
company issued policy to him Of like
tenor, but bearing q different date One
OF the stipu3atiens OF both policies was that
after the payment Of two annual premiums the
PARTY insured should be at liberty to require the
Issue 10 him OF paid-up policy for two-tenths
Of $1,000 with right to share proportionately
in the surplus and profits. The insured party
elected TO surrender his policy and require
Pasd-up policy. The paid-up policy was issued,
bat provided that he should not participate in
the profits and surplus The policy was refused,
and the insured party now brings suit To compel
the company to issue another paii-up policy
giving him the right TO participate in the profits
OF the company.
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Louis NapoleOn.

Opinions vary widely in regard To the char
seter and capacity of the late Emperor of
France, but ii may be questioned il ON the
whole he was not the best ruler that country
ever had. lie made mistakes, but considering
the length of time he held sway-longer than
sny other Sovereign since Louis the XVIII
must be conceded that he ruled with much more
than ordinary sagaeity To enable him to hold
control for that period over people SO variable
and tempestuOus a the French. As a warrior
he was in no sense the legitimate nephew of his
uncle, though he won some military renOwn by
the Russian and Italian campaigns, but as .
rrieF he was vastly superior to the great Corsi-
car. Assuming that the French people are un-
flied, AZ yet for any other than personal rule it
l. doubtful IL France will fare a. well or be gov
erRed as wisely under the sway of any of the pres
eHt asIirants while Napoleon / held the reins
France is now nominally public, but only in
name; and the elements of discord are rising 10
way 10 make the task Of leadership more difii-
cult, day by day, for the aged statesman who 10
nov called president. Theirs is now in the
seventy-ffth year of his age-ten years older
than Louis Napoleon, who died yesterday. His
provisional government must soon give way,
ard then will probably come the sway, for
season, Of the Legitimists or the Orleanists,
through the Count de Chambord, or one OF the
Orleans princes. But eventually the young
Napoleon, should he live and show capacity,
viii be heard from in France. Neither the Lee
Sitimists or Orleans family have any strong hold
upon the French people; but the name of Ma
poleon viii AWAY be a thing of strength for the
aSpirsnts bearing it, and especially when the
temporary feeling to the disadvantage OF Louis
Napoleon through the late disasters to France
shall have died out
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This h N iateresting question for a great
many people. who would be glad to have 10 set
tied one way or the othcr-aot that they have
any personal concern in the matter, oh. no, but
then it would be satisfactory 10 ascertain exactiy
what IL to become Of the majority oftheir frieAis,
yos know. The knotty problem, ia engaging the
attention of the Methodist preachers' association
in New York city. where Wicked people abound.
lin the city not the association,) and the discus
sion ct their regular weekly meeting on Monday
last was unusually excited. No satisfactory con-
ciuaoa vas arrived at, and the following ques-
tons were proposed for discussion at the next
regular meeting: "Shau the wicked be finally
destroyed ?" OWN the wicked in he'll finally
become extinct ?" ''Are the future punishments
Of the wicked permanent ?" scare the conscious
punishnents Of the wicked endless, OF arc the
punshments OF the wicked in he'll parallel To the
eternal bliss Of the righteous in heaven" Efforts
were made to postpone these questions indef-
nitely, on for long period, and, also, TO exclude
reporters when the discussion takes place. Both
motions were lost, and it was determined to have
the discussion next Monday. Several prominent
ciergymen are preparing to speak on the sub
ject, and New York awaits their decision
arNously.
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Im0 M0fke9s
BALIINonE, Jan. N.-virgiDia SIS, old, S, do q,
consolidated, s.; do registered, u; West vrsinia's,
BALTTMoRB, Jan. N-Cotton steady; lev mid
dhnGs le1. Flour strong and favors eeieFs; prices
unchanged. Wheet firm; prices unchanged. Corn
hr!n. and in good demand; white southern, 6s@eST;
yellow southern, 6S(9st; mixed western, 62k. 0sts
hrmer. southern, 4Sg52, western mixed, 1096; do.
white, 20. Rye quiet but finn, @ l@S1yo6. Hay in
good dmand western, SD9SNi Pennsy " ania, SIS.
Provisions tirm mess pork 8 l3@ Sl5e. Bulk meats
strong it'll offering; shoulders Dst94k; rib sides,
se34, clear rib sidee, 6sS G9S%. Bacon improved
NnsDdi old shoulders Sd new, 5a96; rib sides, "a
Mar rib sides, 774@S; hams, new, liz 9l5. Lard
fffgs4. Whisky, 81.
INV YoRk, Jan Io-Stocks dull Money tight
i,S.Gi Is per cent. per day: Gold dull l2aS. Ex
change, long. va; short, 100. Governments dull
Virginia siAes, 40: new, s.; n. 0.s, "a; nsw,E,, :,
ard heavy. Corn heavy.
LONDON, Jan. 10, II Q. m.-0cnsols opened at
2S try2sa for money, and 92a4(022,S for account.
Bonds Of isi5 old, $50; IS9's $50; - ie's 69sl; new
lives, 500; Erie, 30.
TEANkIsRr. Jan. '-Bonds opened at 9sa1 for the
PhEIs, Jan. s-Ecntes opened at s. francs s6 CEN
tiSncr.
PARIS. Jaa M.-Tbe specie in the Bank % France
has decreased SS 30 francs during the past week
LONDON, Jan. 10, D. m.- The rate for money
At the Stock Exchange on government securities Is
lower than the Bank Of England rate ~ p cent.
Erie, srk.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chef Signal Officer,
WARRINGTON, ID. O., Jan. 10, 1873, II a. m.
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwRNTY-FOUR HOvRs. =
The barometer has risen from the lakts TO the
gulf and Atlantic coasts, with falling empera-
ture and clear and clearing weather. The brisk
and high westerly winds over the late region
have diminished to fresh and brisk. Fresh to
brisk n0rtherly and nottheasteriy winds have
prevailed over the gulf coast.
PRoBABILITIEs.-Fof the New England and
middle states rising barometer, lower temperar
ture, north westerly to southwesterly winds and
very generally clear weather. For south Az
lantic states nOrtherly and northw esterly winds
rising barometer and generally clear and cold
weather. For gulf states nOrtherly to easterly
winds, and generally clear and cold weather
From Tennessee and Missouri to Lake Erie and
the upper lakes, rising barometer, low temper
allure, northwesterly TO southweeterly winds and
generally clear weather.
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In the case of Susan Ii. Anthony and fourteea
other wcmen arrested at Rochester, New York,
on the charge of voting Illegally, Mt Van
Worries, one of the counsel for Miss \, brought
out some historical facts worthy of note Re-
plying 10 the statement Of prosecuting counsel
that, at the time of the adoption of the cOnsttu-
ton women were not allowed to vote in any
state in the union. Mr.. Van v. denied the
truthfulnesS of the assertion. He cited the case
OF New Jersey, where for years the women voted
and their right to do so was recognized by the
state statutes. In the year 1900, he said, the
women generally voted at the Presidential cleo
ton. The constitution of Georgia adopted in
1ss9 permitted women to vote, and he under
stood they awaited themselves of the privilege
sin this case" said he, women have broken
down ali the barriers spoken of by Judge Cartier,
and have actually voted. In the action brought
by women in the District of Columbia against
inspectors who refused their votes Judge Cart
ter holds that the constitution gives the right to
vote 60 women, but that Congress must hrst enact
laws to enable them 10 exercise the right of suf-
frage. This inability has been overcome by
Miss Anthony without the aid of Congress-
He then went on to argue that in constituting
constitution we are not TO ask what the trainers
OF different sections intended, but what the
people who adopt the entire instrument intend
and understand by it. s.This defendant" said
he, "bclieves she had right to vote and exer-
cised that right; she had lao intent to break the
law anu IL no criminal; and you must find that
they committed an immoral act and intended to
violate the law, or you cannot hold them"
The judge didn't seem 10 take this ingenious
view of the case, however, and required bail for
the trial Of the prisoners. Miss Anthony refused
to give bail, she now says, because she desired
the matter TO be placed in such legal attitude
that itcould be brought before the United States
Supreme Court for a decision. As stated else
where in our columns to-day, Susan viii be here
ns Mesh y SD atte TIE ecnEsss and 5sn the
mage Association, OF which she is president
She has announced her intention of having no
side shows this year at the convention, so there
will he No room for ..the little red-headed man
Carrying 3 banner inscribed. Peace on earth
good VIII 20 men," and bearing ethnographic
representations, who occupied prominent place
on the platform last year. As to dissertations on
dress reform, the social evil, lectures to
mothers" &C., she'll have none Of it. Susan
don't want any nonsense this year; not she. She
wants everybody who takes part in the conven-
ton TO 60 IN hammer and tongs for woman suf-
frage and nothing else. She believes, naturally
enough, that suffrage once secured, the settle-
nnent OF side issues viii speedily be ACCOMPLISHED
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The board Of health last vinter looked .afrer
The butchers and others who cut Zee from u,
Impure water. We have heard OF ice cut lass
week from Rock creek, just below. the largo
sewer which emptiesits HitAy contents into that
stream near the Aquedaet bridge. Now. even
~ ms Ice = only used BY butcher, to pressrve
.heiI meat II Sc ms that such me>t must sbsosb
some OF The foul gases which escape nom n =
thawing ice; and if 50, is il &c for foo,e Pa
what the pubic would Ike TO know. -
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The constitutonality OF the enforcement Law
has again been afiirmedby Justices Strong and
Crawford sitting in the state Of Delaware. The
case WAS the United States against an election
cficer who era sed the names Of colored men from
the assessment list. thus disqualifying them a.
voters. The defendant made motion in arrest
u Judgment ON the ground OF the unconstitu-
tionality Of the enforcement act, but the motion
was overruled by the court
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IL Is satisfactory to know that the interest an
the various bonds payable from the Diuerict
treasury Was promptly paid on the LIST instant.
TIE amount aggregating more than two hundred
thousand dollars.
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The governnsnt sold 81 ~, 80 OF gold ysster-
market good borrowers having governn est
bonds 70 Offer - collateral were accom- nod te1
at Per cent, and In exceptional cases = Z gold.
The stock brokets very generally have paia 1-32
per day, In addition to legal interest Prime
mercantile paper is quoted at to ~ peg cent.
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The late Ex-Emperor Napoleon said about ten
days ago, referring to some new turn of affairs
in France, IL shall now be called by the French
people sooner than 1 expected" Alas for the
the uncertainty Of human calculations He
received an imperative call from another quarter
and was compelled to relinqush his bright
dreams OF earthly preferment.
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DRY GOODS!
IMMENSE SEDUCTION,
WOODEN DRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN %
PER CENT.

NaIlsutta Bleached COTTON, 3r
New York Mills Bleached COTTON 2Ic
splendid bleschesi and unbleached COTTONS, ,ke
4 line of beautiful WoOlen SHAWLS tsinple and
the stock; Black Cashmere al "'
Elegant Paris KIDS only $c party colofs. AL
Splendid black SILK VELVET, II inches wide,
sufasie ior dresses, spencers, and trimming, q,
MATER, PRQ6F CLOTH, osc. and up.
BLACK SILKS from O. % up, (those 1t Sl6O, o.,
shown In this city since the war J
fEANNELS very cheap.
Ladies' and Gents' UNDERWEAR, and gents
SHIRTS direct from the msnufactory, at wholesale
price, None but the BEST makes of Goods kept.
BRODHEAD CO,
dl0ffebf 1903 street, between l2fh and 18th
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~ NOTICB.-The Committee Kxamins,ion
W. Of Applicants for appointments on the Metro
It Police Headquarters, on TUESDAY, January H.
iG ;iS 8 0n' 0'''0'a p ~ m LAzKNny s.c,,,,r,
nFNATIONAL COLLEGH OF PHARMAC1.
Wy Colonization Building, Pennsylvania avenue,
ccrser o( AZ street The regular course OF Lecture
viii begin in this College ON FRIDAY EVENING,
The currie embraces Materia Medic. Botany
Chemistry, Toxicoiogy and the Theory and Practice
e Pharmacy.
TABLER, MI
EDWARD 7 ERisToI, A. M, ''. .a' '''"
OSCAR oLDBkRG, P PRa1%seii.t ana i'A'''i's'
Professor Theory and Practice Of Pharmacy
JY. hiLBURN. Treasurer,
ls-et 1929 Pennsylyania avenue.
~ EXECUTIVE b,. 1EF1c ~ co1v,,,,,
Tn. ,,, MA 81 Nc D. O., Jannnry =, lTs
cession for the Second inauguration Of Presil.a A.
Grant requested to meet at the Executive Ofce,
FRIDAY i Sdsf ns avenue
js-st Chairman Of Committee.
USATI2sSGfNt, sSEEE SSEFasfls' FIRE IN
wAsHIsGT0N, D. G., Jan 8, 1873
PAM, OF the District Of Coiumbis, for the election
ny, No: 20s,s Pennsylvania avenue, on MONDAY,
inc ph15 VIII Dc opened Al Il M, ana ctO5eu AT <
SSt SAMUEL CROSS, Secretary.
TFRANKLIN COOPERATIVE BUILDING
the Office Of the Association, No sO5 street, ma
sonic Tempe) On the second Monday in each month
and the Friday preceding, from 40 to $50 p.
FTHk WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF TELE
10y GRAPHY will reopen MONDAY, January
oh. Ladies and gentlemen should secure scholar
~ JE CRAWFORD, Principal,
A6t- M0 street northwest.
UDlsrEIo1 Of tS S9tKHN gF AA4sAIru.
% The q an SsSs S a h.
and Regulations in regard to small pox y heretofore
e and s, :. Hath ,s
Columbia, be smended = follows, to wit:
PHrsIcIAss ATTENDING UroS SMALLPOX PA
Is Is he aaay e
any Pssso1 s , a BY vii hin said District
pox Within twelve Ssurs 81 a hs" I'm iss Of small
eSysTy Of TIE diseare Of said person the name and
enee in which sad PERSON may ss .he soS OF re-
eSdsd h.s , been And and disnfected
CHRIS. G. cox, MD.
President Board Of Health.
Approved: II. d. COOKE, Governor. dec2s- GOT
UooNI MEMS C ddFnsy IL ana ASSSsS ssTI.s.
tircul.tins Library. Terms: ss per year; 81 pet
and Religious Papers and Magazines. Psilor., fres
e ALL with use Of plane, organ, chess and chequars
Atsrary Society Saturday Evening, at ~ O'clock
Daily Prayer Meetings At 12:l5, 8, and D. m Sab
bath services at SD p: n, i short addresses SAB
BATH EVENING SERVICES, Theater Comique
corner 18th and @ streets, at 7D O'Clock dell
rFpR. A, PRATT, Graduate Of Ohio College q
w Dental Surgery, all 7th street, between p
and Il. few doors south Of Odd Fellows Hall Re-
~ Z n OV Z d.
DR. W. H. BARRETT,
DENTIST. ...
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The message of Governor Dix, OF New York,
ID good deal praised on all sides.
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DR. "; n; BARRETT,

J.oy !
10y tagious diseases when We have near ut hand }
preventive whose eminent qualities have been con
Tope and in thi. country Al time when the Small
PoH and other diseases threaten spresd rapidly
situations in order to resist and fight against all The
therefore II would be impossible to call too stronsi
the attention Of the public On this very impcrtsa
s and .he% n a saf
bo BOD pSoiaees such inconiesaSiep results. Mors
over 90 agreeable to the taste that there is ND
ios
trying them you viii give away with all other kind
HIFR0M the EARLIEsT AGES 70
ses rsesena d,y, scrcfgia has been The BANG
and lostheme hs1 ss some periods Of the world
n,ssSty tess HsEso9 hnoyn to be infected with It
IN DAY the ds:s. strpped d IL terror nSSs y ~,
", Y. Of szManJ2rAss Eoor HxD HsRB JuIsKs and
Bloch letters &c. can be restored sound health
ROOT AID HERB JUICES, sIs per s...l.
:ist., RKsMoNP q co, Propristcr., sis RAE
street, PhilsasiphlA. mayG ly
ISL. LION
HAS REMOVED
-es lee TO 1883 1 STREET,
- Below 18TH,
In rear Il Ariinetoa Hotel pA~
DISSOLUTION. -fhe firm Of ROBERT. MoR
~ Kill CO has been ds-oiy ed by ,le,rse OF lie
Hos ~So sioss has the n,% po we, s s
hQuidstion. ~ 80 f'"0' " sag" =
M, n6S9Ip,GT-TIhe scot a the late firm Of ROBERH
LII ELL ELL 90 viii be sold st large discauIS
GssS Sss;. :s:s &C. els sa All
rare Opportunity. d. o MORRILL,,
,,,e. Corner 18Th and Z streets,
mn 80 JOSEPH y. NAYS MH
4p4 PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. WR1
TS3s PxSSA. AVE-, SsrwxEx srr AND 1orS ST.
~The best nakes Of PARIS KID GLOVES for
FEcRlDA LEMONS. 80 IT
aIe5 Ell e ;.st. se2 .io' FLORIDA SRANGEs,
An0thsr snspay inst received. .felid3I 80
nN 80 Nv BuRcflxLL, isss = .r..t.
ME. A. CIo4vAvDAN,,! frsnca Cook and Ost
esnss aS sse X -: s'S h.s Greed
s s:s g 4. 81. e.
49,: 80. 49, - y, 49, VI hisiSes
xS, Sftz6Dzl. n. 60 "A ss; 80 se ss
NO 4gssvS;E1E.. sFGs. vjp ~. : fsiT s..i
S.sas $780, - 0etsi.s Dcols, sSc.., ee Ve|i
"a .ss.t 49, a ., sssaG. Nois sl Ssi1
ksccgey 1890 e. - - .-.-... XII
E6R SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
w. Ne. ~ss PsansglEaais arsaae. dscat@'
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FOR sALE-Tie best RESTAURANT and d.ias
the largest business in Washington; splspd ia y
iocated in the central part % the city. With am . =
dining-r attached, and has been doing a large
business for As the proprietor Is retiring from
business the place will lie sold very reason e
terms or exchanged for we'll located real estate In-
quire 81 W. T. JOHNSON. Real Estate Agent ard
east. ft"H
FOR SALE-H0gSE and LOT, sO7 " stree {.
Il between and y streets containing nine rooms,
water closet, bath room, gas, &C.; of the 1t
convenient locations in Washington; price a. 90
Inquire Of ADAhSON, 800 9Th street. delO-lm
MONEY LOANED-In surss If 500 aud ssO.gp,
w on Reai Estate security. Promp.ne-s msy be re-
lied upon. NJ NJ ROHRER
10 81: Real Estate Broker, 81 ; 7th street
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FOR SALE.


FOR sALE-A second hand Singer SEWING
Il hACHlNk, almost new. reasonable terms.
Ais, Splendid Millinery SHOW CASE. Call at
No. 41S East Capitol street. 1851
FOE sALE-Five young HORSES and COAL
L tAkTs, nearly new, At q great sacrifice. a.
Apriy to d. GooDAcRE, No. ls sd street IL
northwest, near G. jsS' N3
ZOE SALE..A nne young SADDLE
I l. HoRsE, Kind dad, and septie saitsls11sctsry IN
CO, corner s. and sts., Nav Yard. jan7-2s'
EoR SALE-FURNITURE
l. A Rare Czaace (v Parftes DESTROYS Of Gos.s 10
HovsskeepfRe.
family about TO leave the city "for q climate
more eoneenial 70 their health" wish to dispose Of
their Furniture, which has been in use but ehort
time, and II In every respect good now. This
furL iture selected with much care; is Is mostly
oi black walnut with marble and contains such art-
Giles as good housekeeper neede. The house, which
has eleven rooms can be rented By parties who will
not keep boarders Of $50 per month. The Landlord
temen.- fhe situation is very desirable, being on
street northwest. near the poA ONCE. Possession
given February J. 1873 For further particulars sd-
dress j. j. j. Star Once. H6ts
FOR ,sALE-A nae pair Of COACH HORSES Kind
l. ard gentle. Apply 70
GEO. b. BENJAMIN, ~
decnlw - POO Penn avenue. IA
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RARGAINS. BARGAINS
RARE CHANCE To SECURE A HOUSE.
PAY RENTS NO LONGER. READi

A new two-story BRICK HOUSE. No. lse "a
street southeast, near the Avenue; 8 rooms, bath.
rooin, water closets, bay Window, front yard and
time.
ALSO, nearly new FRAME HOUSE, No Il, "a
street s9u beast lot axloo I'D rooms beautifully
terraccd; for price and terms call at Office
Also, new s-ro.m FRAME HOUSE, corner Ilth
ana southeast faces south and east; lot Oxloo;
Also, 10 room BRICK HOUSE, on L street sou, h
between 9th and 7th stresrs east, Navy Yard; brick
stable, &c. bargain, S2,Op.
Also, room HOUSE, No. 512 5th street south
east; lot ox9; stands back in yard; price, o.
.OEg time. . ~ - =
Also, four -stor, BRICK, on u street, e-tw~-n 7,
aid Is streets - feet front by about W feet eep:
suitable for black smith, wheelwright, car
rage or paintshor, or manufsctory; Cheap, price,
Also, seven-rcrm HOUSE on 10Th street, betw.en
sta ;; front yard, hall, nearly new, good alley
price $500.
Also, seven room HOUSE, corner 18Th and T, and
one corner lsh and Boundary; beth new; never DC.
CuPed; price S2s0
Also, seven,room HOUSE, on street, betweea
9, hnecticut avenue and 25lh street; new; price,
$3.50
We have other property for sale, aud we invite al
desfri'g TO purchase home long time or for cas
70 call, ss We are can sui; them.
We have, also. very eligible building lots that
sell cheap.
~, PHIL. ii. WEIGH 4 CO,
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PERSONAL.

~ JOSEPH MCDONALD, late u. s. NAVY. who
maimsd Miilissie Stephens, will communicate with
A: III. W., jersey City Post Once, New Jersey he
will hear solnething to his advantage. jl0-st@
VNiokMATI0N WANTED OF CORNELIl
l. ANN aud RICHARD FRAZIER, colorcd, age n
and years; supposed to be in VI aehinaton Any in
forma; ION will be Thankfully received BY their
parents. FREDERICK FRAZIER, Odd No 2a0
llth street, between and w streets n " 10
MRS. sAWYER, Cairroyani a~d les: Ned..,a.
IVA has REMOVED to No. el1 I'd street north
west, between II and streets, one square south q
.lrfle decL In
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Irespectfuliy notify my ola 7th strcet .tror. tn..
have resumed the sale Of Soft Felt HA Is At N.Y.
new sand, stree, No. 1911. N. b. Remodel "
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WI. HERkINo and !. sfaHLEY JoWRs g, u mSer
the firm Of HERRING JONES, is dissolve1 81
JERsEY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE UoSPN.
IN bS SeErisd On IN the future, q ia the past,
A4 n srAhHSLkTkY!hgSaxrs
M CUNNINGHA1. $500 - -
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II rREgNpS LADIES, NATIONAL pIsIts
&ennsylvapia avenue. Lsdiss' end gsutlsn~s
Lunch ever day from il q m TO ,; m for rs GEES.
Parties weddings, Dinners, &C, complete, are 90
Peror 10 any Other in my line In tis city. and wose
FkEUND, Caterer and Confessional, iIol PenE-