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National Republican., 1873-03-12
THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

The majority Of people are not, perhaps,
aware Of the fact that the CnIted States
Government or rather the legislative branch
Of H. IL the largest and most extensive
printer and publisher In the country. We
have not the figures at hand, but II Is safe to
say that the Government prints more publlea-
tlons than two or three Of the largest private
firms In the country combined. We doubt II
the ApPletons, Harpers, Llppincott and
Peterson d Co. together print as many
books as are annually turned out from the
Government presses in this city. Sotwith-
standing the fact that the Government Print
Ing Office Is the largest establishment Of the
kind In the country, It Is taxed to the fullest
capacity, and # future Congresses shall con-
tinue the reckless extravaganza OF their pre-
dccessors, II will be necessary to still further
Increase It's capacity. Indeed, we believe an
appropriation for that purpose was asked IN
the beginning Of the late session. II 10 Of
course needless to say that tho people arc
called upon TO foot the bill. To enable the
country TO understand more clearly the enor-
nous cost Of this work we annex a table
which Mr., Beatty, the chairman Of the Joint
Committee on Printing on the part Of the
House, embodied ln q recent tpcech, looking
10 q reform In this direction. The total cost
of printing for the year endlug 1872 was as
follows
Documents printed and bound under authority
Of laws and resolutions passed by former Con.
crosses ,...............,. -........, ATi,6lI 81
Bills and joint resolutions OF second
session, Forty second Congress o.. 5000 81
Usual number authorized by former
statutes ....................... i6s, ,2sI 10
Census report Of ls7l,. ....,,..,.... T2,5Os 9s
Total cost Of Ku-klux fepOrt......... 9T,4i0 w
Case OF United States at Geneva, eX-
elusive Of usual number..,,.,'..,. 1859 81
Geneva. - ..,.-,,,.,,.,,..' w gs,ssS 90
Printing. .,'.-..,'',.,,., TI,lsT 81
tse9, $50 OF |
49,, 800 --=SsS
Total cost Of printing and binding
for the executive and judicial de-
partmeuts during the same period 4 O3q sOT O9
Total cost Of printing Globe Tor sec
ond session, Fortysecond Con-
gress. ,,'.,,.,.....,.. 2I6,655 80
National Republican., 1873-03-12
ITNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

I United STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHIEGToR D. O., Feb q, la1B
m the PETITION q TLIiAH 6EAUaEEJ d PhllA
granted to him Oh the 18th day Of June 1855 Tor an
hnpFONement IN uaA hetoFts
" Y ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed GU tho 9Th day yf May usit, that the TIME
t9r hllpf aTEumgnts and t9e EEanInsrs report bs
petition be heard on the llth day Of June neat
Any person mny Oppose this extension,
mhlsjY " y. LLQaLIf, CymDligs!vntT
National Republican., 1873-03-12
LIMITED STATES PATENT oFFICE

u wAsuNqI9s, D. C., February s, Is7a.
On the Petition Of u. HALL CoyEL, Of Brooklyn,
N ", praying for tho extension Of patent granted
70 him on the Slut day Of May, i59 for an improve.
ment In Gas Regulators
1t is ordered that tho testimony in the case be
closed on the Gth day u April neNti that the
tune for hling arguments aud the Examiners report
be limited 70 the pth day u May next, aud that
said petition be heard on the 18th day Of May ueIt
Any PERSON may oppose this extension
mheb9M 81 B. LEGAEII. lomnlisaiOnor.
National Republican., 1873-03-12
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

III All ccmmunicatoDt, vfdbu on busipttt
for publication, should be addressed TO wn. J. Nun
rAoH. Proprietor NATIONAL REFuBLioAN. washing
ton, D. O.
National Republican., 1873-03-12
BUILDING MATERIAL.

THE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY
] Ia now prepared to furnish CARRIAGE STEPS
Of the size prescribed by the Board Of Public Works
In initiation OF Gray aud Black 0ranite. seneca and
ural stone and about one half the price.
.IlLlNl and SIDEwALRS LAID and HOUSES
wOrkmen
:, Por samples Of uteps aud sidewalks SEQ Board Of
PUBLIC works, reservation corner Of Ninth street
aud PcnnsylyqnIa avenue, Rnd Green 4 Williams
anSti9n store; house frOnted northeast corner of
The beet Portland Cement
Leave your orders with
{. 4. CREECY,
General Manager, GA 4 street.
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For Trade or Sale.
cou NTRY SEAT

-.2I.ss--.Slt ~ ot'enth sutt't ol iOst Ofhce
For Trade or Sale.
cou NTRY SEAT
e g serss 9ysrIeohng the city, and very near II;
ns 5 acrSs q ne s of ,n1s sr,. y ia sSsr
~ fourteen Estfns. 0OOl frame tenement hQusa,
ss sn aRs on .4S S. ISs % S9
prOpetS'IAnds In any of the states,
fehslh Real Estate Broker, sir seventh street.
TELEGRAPH INSTRUMENTS AND sUP.
"A, 4 PPLiEs for sale by GEO. &. MAYNARD; Office
Private lines constructed and eluipped. febspim.
Tor sALE-A BEAUTIFUL PREssBRiCK
II DWELLING, most substantially built, and with
choicesi material. containing eeycn roDmH, Water,
dTy SS SRasr tSe sntFS Rohs 'G CT
ss8 IVY gy WIS IT, a2 eSTs alley on street south BE-
besira6ic n every respect, and PrAents rare or.
pTPi &Tpy to any one "i'fiP HEbfER Pif1 dFSSly Sy
,.,,r Real EstAtc Agent; and DfoEsfs.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
fhs large rouRsr0RY HOUSE with three,
rogSs. SAgqsS9, iSI., ss nj strT.t nsa new twenty
sun SGIs IN NJ, rear Ihe whole property has been re-
Sa as sSSSs sSsSse ma aaq Is ySSgg f2
hSnsro ,nr VII be eod low lnquire AZ freedmAns
fe6iseou lChr6h. tstar1 -''-
ENoR sALE-A HANDSOME FOUR-sTORY
u brick DWELLING, with fourstOry back
building stable and earrisEc- house, water aud Sas,
between second aud Third northwest Street cars
one square on. Price low aud terms very easy An
ply Tod q. MCkELDEN, at second National bank
81 street northwest jAn9Gu
EoR REST-FURNISIIED PAIlLORs ANe
Il bed rooms, 1916 = street jAnsu
ENoR SALE-A FIItST-CLASS RESTAURANT,
u one Of the best stands In tho city, near the
Treasury Department, WIZARDS Hotel, and Ebbitt
chance tOt any one who wishes to ~ into business
lAn7 lstarl LATIMER 4 CLEARY.
ENoR sALE-A COUPE RoCKAwAY, FOR
four CernGnn; New York build; or will eI.
chance for Tor BuSSy. Inquire at q H. HALLS
carriase factory, corner Thirteen and ahAif aud
streets del7.u
EoR RENT - SEVERAL LARGE, NICELY.
L FURNISHED rooms at l2lg o street northwest
LNOR sALE.-I HAVE iS3 ACRES OF HIGHI.Y y
Il umbcrcd land suitable for barrel HtaYrs, buggy
spokee, ralruad ties and cord wood, the timber Of
which VII sell; three aud half miles from nAyi.
'"O'o water Terms easy rAgrS,{I S,{Il29pLrroS
Highland Place, Prince GeorEe's county Md,
oc1u or address BladenEburg p o.. Nd
DARE CHANCE TO SECURE CHEAP FUR.
~ nitnre Of my own manufacture Tho under.
stock for sale at reduced prices;
mytu sls Eighth st., bet MSrEct space and b.
Il o r y A L E.
National Republican., 1873-03-12
BOARDING.

SrAClOuS ROOMS AND pARLORS, HOUSE
- nrst class, heated throughout, hot and cold
water in each room; baths, A comfortable home:
~ yer week. tlb Ter month, Romantic view Of the
pOARDlN0.-BOARD, WITH or WITHOUT
ID ROOMS, in a good locality, Convenient 10 The
Executive Departments, Apply ut al5 Twelfth
street, tatween aud ntrects northwest sep.3-u
National Republican., 1873-03-12

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHISaToS, D O., March /, I87l
On the petition u nl.SRY WEBn, Of Chicago, N ,
praying for The extension of patent granted TO
him on the litl day OF June lsJg Tor an Improve.
mcnt In Railroad BArB:
II 10 ordered that tho testimony In tho case hN
closed the 18th day Of May next; that the time
tor hliPg arguments AID 'hg EHanlleE'a report be
said petition be heard the 2sth day u Nay next
Any paraOn may OppuHp this ANtsTsiOn,
mhlIfu3Y VI. u, LLQQETI, Commissioner
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JAY COOKE; ~ CO.,

General Agents for the District Of Columbia,
virginia, North Corolinn, and South Caro-
lInRI
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK REPUBLIC
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 CO,
PANT, WASHINGTON L CO,
MIDDLETON co,
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
FREEMEN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST COM
PANY'
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Total cost Of printing and binding
for the executive and judicial de-
partmeuts during the same period 1 O3q sOT OF
Total cost Of printing Globe Tor sec
Ond session, Forty-secOnd Con-
gIess. .....- -....-.... 2i6hhh 20
National Republican., 1873-03-12
RATEs OF ApYERTIsINa

ITwvuty fvs cents per limo. Advertisements under
the head Of For Sale or Rent Wanted !" Lost and
Found" aud Personal" twelve and half cents per
nne,
National Republican., 1873-03-12
FOR SALE AND RENT

HOUSE FOR BENT.--A VERY CoMFoRTA-
~ BIZ RESIDENCE near the City Hall for rent
Inquire Of APPLEBY 4 EbM0NsToN,
ATTORNEYS. atlnw,
mhl9lw No GO Fifth STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

NO HU40UG.-L. NICE win pay . fair cash
- IT, esewssn end Q, south. Nosc by mai
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, ODfoe Qf Chtsf SigHai OTcsr.
WASHINGTON, MAY %, 1873, l0:3O a. m {
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TWENTY FOUR HOURS
The barometer has risen over Canada and the East
ern and Middle States with southeasterly and south
westerly winds, partly cloudy and clear, cooler
weather. NQrtheasterly and southe asterly winds
dimnlshing pressure; rising temperature and partly
cloudy weather on the lakes. and thence to Ken
lucky and West Virginia, with rain IN Indiana
soutbsasterly and nsitheaster.y winds, low barom
eter. tloudy weather, and occasional rain in the
lower Missouri valley, and thence the North
west. Partly cloudy weather, sOutlieasterly and
southvesferiy winds, veering to northeasterly on
the estern Gulf, with rain, prevail in the
South Atlantic and Gulf States and Tennessee. The
river is rising at Herman, Missouri.
RoBABILITIEs.-For the Middle States and Lake
Ontario southwesterly to winds slight
ly increasing pressure, and falling temperature,
clear and partly cloudy weather will prevail with
possibly light rain in Southwestern Virginia and
West Virginia. For New England and Canada
southvesterly and southeasterly winds, high pres
sure, cool clear weather will prevail. For Lake
Erie, the Upper Lakes, and Northwest and thence
to the lower Missouri and the Ohio valleys, north
easterly to southeasterly winds, diminishing pres
cure, Increasingly cloudy weat her and occasional
southe asterly and northeastery winds, respectively
with rising barometer, falling temperature, partly
cloudy weather ard occasional rain. For the East
erD, Gulf and South Atlantic States variable south
easterly and northwestery winds, higher barom-
eter, and generally clear weather. Reports from
west Of the Mississippi are generally missing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

About the thinnest argument We have yet
seen against the bill pending In the House Of
Delegates to authorize the issus Of bonds to
make up the deficiency in the four million loan,
caused by the payment Of discount and commits
sions, 10 that In the Sunday Chromiele, which
says: "There was plenty Of responsible native
msn in the District who would have taken IL
(the loan) at par, in payment for contracts, and.
if obliged to negotiate IL, they would have borne
the discount, thus saving the District the addi.
tional expense that Is proposed In the bill re-
ferred to-" If there is one well established fact
in connection with this business, it Is that such
a course would hsve cost the taxpayers in in
creased prices paid to contractors at least double
or treble as much as the appropriation now
asked for. Instead of six per cent, the con-
tractors would have put ten to twenty per
cect. on their cash prices, and it is doubtful il
even then they would have done as well as the Y
have done, because the bonds would have fallen
into the hands Of curbstone brokers and specu-
lators, who would have been the only ones to
reap the profit. This was demonstrated by our
experience under the corporation government,
when the city bonds were ten to twenty cents
below par. II members of the legislature are
willing to take the responsibility of stopping
much of the work already commenced, thereby
losing the bulk of the maturing Congressional
appropriation to pay for finished ,cork about the
reservations and public buildings, besides de-
priving hundreds of men of employment, let
them justify it on ground more tenable than
this: Some are doubtless acting on convictions
of duty, but there are others who, il is thought
would not be very persistent in their opposition
to the bill If the Board of Public Works would
accede to their demands in behalf of themselves
and their friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

BALTIMORE. May a.-yirginia skies, consoli
dated, =; do new, sok; West virginia's, old, Is;
- BALTIMORE, May d. Cotton dull-iow mid
dhngs, OILS Flour dull. Wheat dull and heavy
Corn -eady-white southern, 70@t72; yellow south
ern, "a; mixed western nominal, 81. Oats quiet
ssnthern S@54i western mixed $3.50; white, l@52.
Rye dull, glc @S1. Hay-western, 500 $50. Pro-
visions dull and nominal. Mess pork, S17x@SIs
Bnik meats-shoulders, 7d71s; rib sides, 81 clear
rb sides, Observation-Disclosures, 8; rib Sides 90 d3s.
Clear rib sid 5, 10; -ugar cured hams HOLT Lard
dull, 5000 Western butter steady and unch an ged
mand
NEW YORK, May 26.-Stocks dull. Gold steady,
ls's. Money firm, 6@7 Exchange-long, So; short
ga. Governments very quiet.
NEW YORK, May @.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
quiet and steady. Corn quiet and unchanged
LONDON, May S, II a. m.-Consois opened at 9s;.
!dsS>s Tor money: $4,000 for account Bonds of
1865, old, ga 1861, a. l0i0s, 8s14 new ves, So
Erie, 4S4S.
LoNDON, May Is, I:3e p. m.-Erie, 49,
LONDON, MAY 70, D. m-COnsJl s and American
securities closed unchanged. Erie, 49,, -
FRANKFORT, May %, p. m.-Bonds, IS, for the Is
sue of 1852
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

which was Issued on Saturday, was unfavora-
BILE, but the Wall street markets were not af
fecttd by the statement, and the marked fea-
ture OF the day was dullness. The stock market
was extre mely dull, and at times was neglected
entirely. The largest dealings were in Pacific
Mail, and the market closed steady, with but
slight variation in price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26
THE MODOC WAR
Has not in the least interfered with
WOLfORD q ShILBER8B
Procuring their usual attractions In
DRY GOODS
For spring and summer wear.

Ladies' should bear in mind that this is the Bet
and cheapest establishment south OF New York "a
lind such goods Plain and Striped Japanese Ska
foulsrds, Black and Colored 81 - Black and Col
ored Striped Grenadines, Chine POplns in ali
shades, single and double width Hernannies A full
line Mourning Goods.
THE GREAT SPECIALITY,
LLAMA LACE JACKETS AND POINTS
All the novelties in Sun SHADES and PARASOLs
Domestics In large variety, and many other srti-
clee, too numerous mention.
Persons that value their dollars and cents should
not fail to call al this house before else
where.
Remember ~THE ARCADE
mi1-tr l21 7th street, between ID and 4, s.W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

The coal report from Cumberland to May 10th
shows continually increasing gain of the rail-
road shipments over those of last year, and as
regular diminuton of canal shipments. The
railroad excess rises to over 1856 900 tons; the
canal deficit sinks to more than 81 900 tons. At
this rate, what will be the figures at the eQd of
the season?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

The large FoUR-STORY HOUSE, with three
stsry extension, sls X street, nearly new, twenty
rooms; furnace gas and water, with large yard end
stable IN rear. The whole property has scen recently
put in complete repair, add IL very convenient for 3
lsrse genteel family, OF fOr boarding house VIII
he ssld low. Inquire AZ freedmaus Bank, Opposite
Treasury. Pennsylvania avenue. &c IS eotf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

The republican state central omnittee of
Virginia have issued an oficial call for q STATE
convention, to be held in Lynchburg the sosh
day Of July next, "for the purpose Of organizing
the party for the state election OF November
coming, and Of nominating candidates for the
Offices Of governor, lieutenant governor and
attorney general"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

The death of James W. wallack aeprives the
world Of another talented member of the his
trionic profession OF his capabilities as an
actor there may be said of Mr.. walIack what
can be truthfully affirmed of but few IN his pro-
fession-that while be was an Accommodated
comedian, he stood among the first tragedians
on the American stage. His preference, how.
ever, seemed 10 be for the line OF old standard
comedy, to which Wallsck's theater in New
York has been mainly devoted since it, estab-
lishment many year, ago. Whenever he stepped
aside, however, TO essay a tragic role, his i'm
presentations were acknowledged to be almost
beyond criticism. The deceased played a num-
Der OF engagements In Washington and on sew
eral occasions appeared in connection with Mr.
r. Ia Davenport, and in every instance he was
conphmented by the patronage and commend
alton OF the cultivated element of the capital.
notwithstanding the fact that owing TO adverse
circumstances his Pecuniary success was not
always commensurate with the high ch... acter
OF the entertainments he invariably presented
VINO that saw his impersonations of the finty-
hearted Shylock, or the mserly Fayia, will ever
forget 10 IN? or who can effsce from his men,
DRY his finished acting OF the character OF john
A'ta"dy, In "Still Waters Run Deep?" In one
respect the death Of gre at actor is q heavier
loss than that Of a great author Shakspeare
Byron and Irving are dead, but their precious
legacy remains; the elder Booth, Forrest, and
Wallsek die, leaving nothing but the memory
OF their achievements TO remind the world of
the lose IL has sustained in their deaths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26

TA FESTIVAL FOR TIE BENEFIT OF
Wy TRINITY CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL
sl DC held II rs bs;smsnf IF she ehu6eh on the
and assh' Oh oh'DA' an" "hpNhDm mas 81 T'h
nPA CARD-I desire to express my thanks to
th s Nh h Union Insurance COMPANY, OF
Of the damage caused By the late FIRE at my place
Of their proportion 4 fSt
nPATTENTION STANTON GUARDS The
Of Te tE Officers and ; com9 , Of
Massachu.etts svenue on WEDSEsDAf EVE
MING, 2o,h instant, at O'Clock sharp, on business
m2s2 Col. WIN. BOWEN
NSAN ARJ0HRNER MkETING OF THE
on I'll TUESDAY aid ~ ,ss1 ssn' at
mssa lRep.c hrOn.atI a + ss Secretary.
nFNOTICE.-The members of the WASHING.
w TON BAKERS BENEVOLENT 'Ass6-
headggsri.rs-Mr Antrss sprosSs Germsnia I Ho.
telIls3 c street, on TUESDAY, MAY 9th. at 2
O, Ss..a 2. m cHAs. sf U5IsI HsI.s,;l
TGEOKGE W. Kaufman, Jxsfice Of the
Wy Peoee, attends 10 all kinds of Claims and Lee
gal business southwest corner Of lth and streets
FBOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Notice is hereby given tbat All SrttsS hoSS;o.
for Information in regard to i'm prov ements. either
projected Or in should be addressed vice
Personal application for such information should
only be made TO the Assistant Secretary, Room Is,
MOrrisOns Building.
By order of the Board
CHAS. s. JOHNSON,
MI 90 Assistant Secretary.
rsYOUNG MEMS, CHRIsTIAN AssOCIA-
f&EE READING RooSM-Da,ry, Weekly, sses.
q re IHR VI the g Ts4%:
ROOMS scr .Od ss ASp
msn; Chez Che9usr., Organ and Piano.
IfTERHRY soGIkTY ss.nsday Evening" ana q ~ -
G'cIock SABBATH AFTERNOON sERvICEs
N y, hlnoSn Hall ct ~ O'Clock; at Theassr Oomiaus
nFsCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLs-These
ingredients, and although they entirely supersede
the Of mercury do not leave any Of its in urious
valuable remedy in all cases Of arrangement result
ing from q disordered state Of that organ, Liver
the free use Of Schenck Mandrake pills. FOR saie
by all Druggists and Dealers. m3tr
1G :h cd 81 bss 1nps %Ssess
to fulnI her household duties and al her moral ca
escities 70 .ceeIt the which ias upon
strength, feeling badly without being able to ssy
Why, but yet suerinG enough to be utterly miserc-
fatal than severe sps Of Sickness for in tSss
case she viii receive the proper care - In the other
worth While 70 see physcisn about Il, until nature,
.nsn liz itss ,r:ssa,,SD IL time would have
TsR III FSsg az Ia
tiveness, bIioosness, hesdaches, morning sicknsss
and GIL complaints peculiar 70 women. These Bit.
o their :Ua n ana y
medicine pd~ sxcsllsscs for ladies. J33-6
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT AND SALE.
LOB RENI-DwELLIsG HOUSE, With pre..
u brick front and marble trimmine., No. 1907
the rs.idsncs Of the first Assistant Pos,@ss,sr on
er,l for the pas three and half years Inquire fSes
l.o,sd out.ide and grained walnut inside, and pat
FOE sALfIAT a RAEGAIE.
No. esa iaih street no.ihse.t, near Agriculture,
Lot ssxloe feet; side and bach alley.
Price, sS.oo-oae- fourth cssh; balance 6, L and
Is n months MAr ,1s WHEELEk.
EoR sALE-very de.irable BUILDIh6 LorIfOr
sale, on west side Of 18Th street, opposite Scott
SaasIe IA sg s, let. Apply hass .tr-e, be-
LOB RENT-At sI. lsth street, Scott Place.
Il FURNISHED ROOMS, singy or en- suite, At
dmrins ,be Summer ,s people Tssnss IN TOM
airv. mls-Im
FOR SALE Or EACHANGk-An unimproyed.
aied on the Manassas Gap Railroad, convenient to
u JUAN B6YEE cor Res Ks ser and ASS1 s
Brokers, No. 500 18th street, opposite Y. 5.
r . four-rcom new BRICK HoTsE: sis per
month; possession given the LIST of June. Inquire
OLA Louisiana avenue, between aud 5. myE I'm
EoR sALE-L0T cheap on 18th street, between
Il Pennsy lysnia avenue and street, s5xloo feet
One ase on 2lst street between G and II.
FOR SALE-Two new Groom BRICK HOUSES
on street, between 18th and 10th Aorthwest bath,
gas and water; on the ridge, nicely located.
FOR SALE-HOUSE on corner Of 10th and SITS
northwest; lot al Il feet 2eh, by i0o 10 Il test
on st; suiable for i've nice houses; much Of the
material IL now on the ground.
FOR SALE-Three-story and basement pressed
brick HOUSE, ten rooms, al modern improve
ments, on ii street. between 9Th and Sh northwest
FARM FOR SALE OR RENT-ln miles from
Beitsvile, short distance from Muirkirk station.
on b. o. r. X. House and S or acres may be
rented separately, including orchard.
VIM. III. MINNIN, COS 18th street.
mlt-2w Opposite the Treasury.
EOR RENT-HOCsE No. 50. ath street, be-
Il tween II street and Penney " ania avenue north
Gas and water. Apply TO JAMES W. BARKER,
HOS n street northwest mis- 2w
L'OK SALE OR RkNT-Very Desirable two--tory
i FRAME HOUSE, on large lot Of ground in
UniontOwn, containing eight rooms, with a store
room; good place for business. Apply TO X. T.
MARTIN, Uniontown, ID. q. ms- list.
EOR RENT-valuable BUSINESS STAND third
Il story, room 30x60 feet, northeast corner Louisi-
ana avenue and 7th street; also, OFFICES on sec
ond noor. Apply on premises, or at 453 street
northwest before II a. m. m3-lm
EOR RENT-Msy LIST, with board, two connecting
l. front ROOMS, with hot and cold water. Board
and Rooms for two, SIS. Modern convenience in
house, 1927 9Th street. as
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS: . back
Il Paror furnished q Bedroom, and two pleas
ant rooms, back and front, second story, in an
elieiby located Dwelling on street, 9Th; will
be rented on reasonable terms to gentlemen only.
Address "A. J., ;" National Republican once.
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The trial Of seven members Of the Massachu-
setts Medical Society who were charged with
violating their right to membership by practis-
ing homeopathy has ended in q verdict of guilty,
and the offending parties have been served with
q eoTy Of the decision which says the accused
have been found ''guilty OF conduct unbecoming
and unworthy Of an honorable phi ysician by prac-
ticing homeopathy, ami we therefore sdjudge
and determine that they be expelled from their
membership Of the Massachusetts, Medical
Society The board OF trial win report their
action 70 the society at its next annual meet
ING, and the offending physicians will un-
doubtefiy be expelled. Ii Is TO be presumed
that the constitution OF the society prohibit.
the practice Of homeopathy by its members, or
such summary acton would not have been
taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-26
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