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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-06
TEMpUS FUGIT" i s1s is is most a4 s9ns "a n9f

TEMUS FUGT" t5e d is % @TiTibs sa and
SPANGLED BANNER enters upon it's eleventh year
with 1873. For TEN years we have told you Of its
merits. If you have passed it by for ten years,
NOW, then, is just tine time. 1t is the same size
the N Y Ledger" large, 40 column paper. illus
trated, overlooking with charming Stories, Tales,
Sketches Poems. Wit and Humor, and lastly its
great specially, The Rogues' Corner, in which the
Tricks and Traps of America Rogues, Rascals
and Swindlers are exposed. PRANG.-A superb
Prang, 16-color chrome, "a Bouquet Of Autumn
Leaves worth dollar and fifty cents, is given
FREE, and the Banner'' a whole year for only
one dollar 1t is no humbug lithograph, and it is
sent at once with first paper. The g Banner" Will
save you money, and it has no word to offend the
most fastidious. One dollar secures it and chrome
Our offer is {" Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded We refer to IN. Y. Tribune, -" Woods
Magazine" Ditson Co.. all the great News
Co.'s and newspapers Only one dollar for elegant
chrome and paper a year. Specimens 8 cents.
Agents wanted; complete outfit free. Address
dale. N H
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-06
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,
PRICE $I.o0 PER BOTTLE.
DIR. RAILWAYS
Perfect PlrgatiVG and Regulating Pills.

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet gum.
purge. regulate. purify, cleanse and strengthen.
RAILWAYS PILLS, for the cure of all disorders of
the Stomach. Liver Bowels. Kidneys, Bladder.
Nervous Diseases, Headache. Constipation, Costive-
ness Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Bilousness, Bilious.
Typhus and Typhoid Fevers, Inflammation of the
Bowels Piles, and all arrangements of TIE Internal
Viscera. Warranted to effect positive Purely
Vegetable containing mercury, minerals, dsle-
terious drugs.
To- Observe the follow ng symptoms resulting
from disorders Of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of the Blood
in the Head. Acidity of the Stomach. Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust of Food, Fullness Weight in the
Stomach, Sour Eructatiou, Sinking Flutteriag at
the Pit of the Stomach Swimming of the Head,
Hurried and Difficult Breathing. Flutteripg tie
Heart. Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in
Lying Posture. pimness of Vision, Dots or Webs be-
fore the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head De-
ciency of Perspirata1. Yellownes! Of the Skin and
Eyes, P. in In the Side, CHI st, Limbs, and sudden
Fiushes of Heat Burning in tbs Flesh. few doses
ofRADWAYS PILLS will free the system from all the
above named disorders. Price 25 cents per
Box. Sold by Dru gists.
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one letter
stamp to RADWAY g. CO. No. 81 Warren St.. n. T..
Information worth thousands will be sent you
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-06
The Best Tonic and Health Giver Oh
the Age---The Famous BLOOD
Purifier and Invigorators
A Decided Improvement upon any Medicine ever
Presented to the World!
PURELY VEGETABLE.

Having been thoroughly and well tried the proprie-
tors have no hesitancy in saying that preparation
has ever given such universal satisfaction the OLD
STYLE BITTERS. All who have used them once
will take other. They pleasant to the taste and
contain more Medicinal properties than any other Bit
tiers made For Dyspepsia of all kinds and for Liver
Complaint Biliousness Jaundice and all kindred dis
cases. we defy the world to produce preparation equal
to this For Catarrh Loss of Appetite and Fever and
Asuc the Old Style Bitters are unrvalled. They
especially adapted for Females and contain nothing
that in the least injurious the weakest physical
frame. They will build up and invigorate the weak
and debilitated. The Ladies cannot find Tonic SUI
pcrlor to Old Style Btters. Let all the afflicted give
them u fair trial.
rnnp rArrn nv hrI npIrcGISTG
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-06

SUICIDE COMMITTED, as the result of an
inactive state of liver and stomach, producing
headache, obtuse intellect, dullness, despond-
ency, dementia, and finally insanity. is no I'M
common occurrence. All of these disagreeable
symptoms and bad feelings are most certainly
dispelled by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. 1t revitalizes and builds
up the whole system. A little book on chronic
diseases sent free. Address r. V. Pierce, NJ.
D., Buffalo, N. Y. 62S
THERE is no excuse for poor Biscuits,
Rolls, Bread, Griddle Cakes, Mullins, Waffies,
&C.. when Dooleys Yeast Powder is used.
Grocers sell it.-[Com.
YOUNG man, if you want to make an
impression on your sweetheart, wear either the
Elmwood or Warwick Collar.--[Com.
MORE than forty years have elapsed
since Johnson's Anodyne Linineent was first
invented, during which time hundreds of thou
sands have been benefited by its use. Prob
ably no article ever became SO universally
popular with all classes as Jot1ason's A'aodyae
Lininent.-[Com.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-06

A TEMPERATE CLIMATE, FINE SOIL,
cheap lands on long credit, with every advan-
tage to act, II settlers, is found in the Upper
Arkansas valley, where the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe railroad is selling its land. In
quire of A., T. and S. F. r. R. Land Depart
ment, Topeka, Kansas.-[Com.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-06
KANSAS,

KANSAS Coal and Farming Land in Usage county
owned and for sale by j. n WETHERELL, Usage City.
MUSEUM OF WONDERS g. Curiosities.
w Seit fREE. Central Book Co., Garrettsville, o.
Employment 500 per week; agents others to sell
new article; indis pensabe to erchants m'nfrs.
Adrs with stamp E B. Smith Co. 95 Liberty st, NY.
kAAAAGENTS WANTED. Samples sent free
cOOV by mail. Two new articles, salable
Hour Address N. H. WHITE, Newark, N. j.
(uilding Felt (no tar for outside work and inside
NJ instead of plaster. Felt carpetings, &c. Send
stamps for c1re samples. c. j. Fay, Camden, N. j.
NORTHWEST MISSOURI.-Rich soil, mild eli
~ mate, hne fruit, quiet population and cheap
lands For description and prices, address, with
stamp, e. g. COMSTOCK, Albany, Gentry Co, Mo.
Iotoa and Kansas lands to trade for N. w. No lands
CLAIMS IN EUROPE
Promptly collected by
J. F. FRU EAUFF, Attorney at Law,
Columb ia, Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-06
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

UNION MEDICINE CO.. SOLE PRoPRIEToRs.
VAN Setback, STEVENSON REID, Chicago, ILL.,:
MEYER BROS. & CO., st. Louis, Mo-,
McKESSON d ROBBINS, New York,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-06
III z AN Z CTAR

%S tn %G0 per aayi Agents wanted All classes
~ " " - OF working people of either sex,
their spare moments or ali the time than at any
thlng else Particulars free. Address G Stinson
y Co. Portland. Maine
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-06
DR. WHITTIER. el7 s.. r oHaElss M Street,

Longest engaged, and most successful physician OF
the age Consultation pamphlet free Call or
write. Just published for the benefit Of young
men who suffer from Nervousness, Debility, &C..
treatise of So pages for stamps book $50 pages,
illu trated, for 90 cents.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-06

Parties bearing the above name will be interested
to learn that work is now in preparation giving the
genealogy of the family i'll this country from the mid
die of the nth century the present time. All inter-
ested will confer favor by communicating with the
publisher RUFUS II. KELLOGG, Oakland,
California. who will send, to any address, circulars
containing the early history of family, with out
line of the information desired.
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Government securities.


BALIIMoHK, March 25.-virginis 6's, consolidated,
Sa, Wess Nirginia's, IA bid to-day.
=, bALIIMoRk, March 25.-CotIon quiet-low mid
diings, l5GlS4 Flour an fair demand better feel
irg-HOwsrd street, superfne, So 259 80 Is; do,
essSlrTs, S65sgs d., family Ssotg si075; City
sss5; d.; family, siO@sl2; Weston superfine,
S1ZgS6zo do, extra, S6159S; do, family, s.. 81
eio % Wheat trrner AID in improved demand
Viii 9 ehoiee. S20spS2.l9; fair 70 prime do,
prime red, sI9@S2; common 10 fair d5., 81 50
cgSl 81 red western, 8 Sc gS1 rs: amber western
81 Sa si 9. Corn firm and in good dsmand-white
western, 591s $50 Oats quiei-southern is(i9 west.
eTn mix ed, 4oG q. Rye firm, sOGg0. Hay unchanged
Provisions quiet but firm. Mess pork, SIS z56a
5l65e Bulk meats ira ani unchanged. d sc5n
vi Changed. sugar-cured hams, l2dI5. Lard
dull, SS259ss.5J- Western butter, steady and in
good Demands fair 70 good, 2f6g2S; prime to choice,
A1gS. Whisky dull aud nominal, 81
NEw YORK, March 25.-StOcks duh. Gold firm
IStz. Money nrii, 10 i 70 and interest. Exchange
long, "a: short, 81. Gov"rpments dull bui firm
NEW YORK, March 25.-FlOur steady. Wheat
steady, Corn firm.
LONDON, March Is, ii a. m.-ConsoIs opened at
gas@XA fer money, and 9z14 G ne for account
Bonds q lo6s old "a; lo67, 955s; l0ios, S94. New
PARIS, March 25.-Rentes, g francs 20 sentimes
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT., Ogice Ca,J Signal
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. March q I8T2 4

WAR DEPABTMEST, Ogice Ca,ef SiJn1i @ rcsy,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March %, 1873, II a. M I
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TWENTY souR HoUss -
The area OF low barometer that M )nday n, ,rn-
Ing IN northern Arkansas has moved slowly "A nth
eastward into Kentucky. The area Of high barome-
ter continues over New York, moving slowly east
ward a second area Is over Dakota. Fresh and
briSk northeast winls, with light rain aud SHOW
have prevailed over New York and the middle At
,anfiS coast and westward TO the Missouri valley
Northeast winds with threatening weather are now
reported on the New England coast Southeasterly
v inds with cloud and light rain have prevailed in
the south Atlantic states. where southwest winds
now reported. SOntherly winds are now followed
by Increasing Cold nOrherly winds in the southwest,
sndfresh to brisk northeriy winds with snow pre-
vailed from Missouri to the upper lakes The TEN
rerature L. ten degrees below zero in western Min.
ptsuta, and below freezing at all stations from the
Missouri valley eastward t. the Atlantic
fROBABiLITiES.-Thes storm center over Tonnes
see and kentucky moved during the rest If TUESDAY
reTtheastward over Ohio with rapidly falling ba-
rume;er, increasing northwest winds, and rain or
snow over the middle and east Atlantic coast AMI
THENCE westward IT, Lake Michigan. Iucreasin
h"Ttherly winds with falling temperature prevail
over the upper lakes and northwest, southeast and
southwest winde, with cloud and rain, continue in
the south Atlantic and eastern gulf states. Cold
nSfthCfly wtn,ls and clearing weather prevail by
Tuesday night from Mississippi To- Texas and north
Waid- tautiOnary signals continue at all stations
On the middle and cas- Atlantic coast, AMI they will
be- displayed at the lake stations from and after
April first.
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FINANCIAL AND COMuEBCIAL.

The week opened in Wall street yesterday
Will money easier and an improved tone In the
market for securities. The New York Pest
ssys:-" This change for the better In money
and securities Is founded on the belief that Sec
Rotary Richardson intends literally increasing
a; an early day the volume of legal notes
In circulation Government bonds were mod
erateIy active and strong in New York, but dun
ard firm in London. The stock market was
stlong With the exception Of W. U. telegraph,
which was feverish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-25
Largest Circulation in the District
WASHINGTON CITY:
March p, 1873.
There is no instance on record of a we'll

There IL no instance on record of a well-sus-
tanned 81 stem of judicious advertising failing of
success The advertiser should select paper
of standing and general circulation like TIE
STAR, and then 60 ahead systematically and
persistently TO inform the public, through
fresh, crisp advertisements, renewed daily, of
the extent and quality of his wares, and his
ability To supply them on favorable terms.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

E0R sALE-Those four pressed Brick frcu,
i HOUSES on north side Of Pennsylvaa avenue.
three stori-s and attic, containing eight rooms
each, and also vacant lx adj dining. Will be soli
of settling up an estate.
Average price about Ss.soo each.
The best investment nov offered In this city.
Free 81 all taxee, and title indisputsblc.
Apply to
l.. y. CLARK.
Pspernsnging Store,
MIL I'm No. 1873 Pennsyiyaui avenue n. W.
E0R sALE-A two-stOry BRICK HOUSE, No.
Il log i street northwest, Containing four ROOMS.
also passage, kitchen, cellar, bathroom with water
Closet, hot ana cold water in chambers, heater IN
rarlor, and cooking range in kitchen. The lot Is d
feet front by loo feet deep, TO ~ foot paved alloy,
with brick stable and carriage hOuse. j. W.
THOMPSON, corner Of Eth street and New York
avenue. febsltf
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

w ADfJTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
The attention Of claimants Is invited to the follow
ing legislation the subjec; % the Ioa.ana Indian
An ACT to enable the Sec rotary Of war to PAY the
expenses incurred In SURPRISING the Indian hos
Bs it enacted by me Senate and House Of Rspyessm-
assembled, That it shall be the duty Of the proper
accounting officers # the treasury to examine and
for expenses necessarily incurred in suppressing
Indian hOstiliiies in the Territory of Montana, in
tie year eighteen hundred and sixty seven, which
have been amined and reported upon by Inspector
General james A. Hardie; but in no case shall the
sum allowed thereon be in excess of the award re
ported by said General Hardie: AMI in s1ch inv est-
gg,Gn The testimony taken al BY General Hardie in
The same shall not be regarded =, conclusive unless
80 found 70 be due shall be paid 20 the persons sever
ais entitled thereto by Disturbing officer under the
the acceptance Of such payment shall be in full Of ali
claims on p, account 81 said expenses; and provided
act shall b. audited and paid unless presented within
Approved, March 3, 1873.
AN Act making appropriations to supply deiicien-
government for the fiscal year ending June thir-
tieh, eighteen hundred and seventy three, and for
IS = saastsd tytAe Senate and House Of Rep,e-
treasury not Otherwise appropriated to supply def.
government for the fiscal ending June thirtet
eighteen hundred and venty three and the former
years. and for other purposes, namely.
To enable the Secretary Of War. according to the
set upon that subject passed at the session Of
Cor to pay, for pense incurred In suppress
ing Indian hostilites In the Territory Of Montana
ia the year eighteen hundred and sixty en- to the
entitled thereto, the claims reported upon
By General James A. Hardie, under the provisions
of ten Of act entitled An act making ap-
propriations for sundry civil expenses of the gov
ernment and for other purposes, for the year end.
ing June The thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
eniy," approved July fifteenth, eighteen hundred
ard seventy; and for that purp ,se there is hereby
appropriated from money IN the Treasury OF the
United States not otherwise appropriated, the sum
of five hundred and thirteen thousand three hun
bred and forty bree dollars, or much thereof
may be necessary.
Approved, March g. 1873.
All claimants under the foregoing acts are re-
quested to present their original vouchers to the
second Comptroller of the Treasury, Hon. J. NJ.
BRopHEAD, " ashington, d. c., either in person or
by attorney with power of attorney to collect the
awards in the latter case.
Major GEORGE BELL, Commissary Of Subsistence,
Depot Comnissary, Washington, ID. c., Office
l5f and streets, southwest has been assigned
to the duty Of paying the aw arded claimants.
BY order OF the Secretary Of War:
n25-6t Il. ID. TOWNSEND, Adj0tdat General
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LOST AND FOUND.

II oST-0p Sunday last, on 10th street. het~ ecu g
Ia and III stree,s or in 81. Patrick 5 Church, JET
BREASTPlS, set In gold. A liberal reward will Be
paid for its return 20 s3a 10th street N. mS52t-
4 osT-on Saturday last, ri instant, between
~ head Of Ridge road and Center Market, Bun
pLE OF PAPERS. The finder will be rewarded, II
o.sirea, % leaving them at corner Of 6;h and sts
mzo-1 A. d. L. kEESE.
oSr-"n sanday, MarcA q, on Massachusetts
!! ayt nue. or lfh street 20 the Boundary, a Brown
MINI FUR COILARET. The finder viii receive
suitable reward by leaving ID NJ Aa6 I stree; .
between iih aud ah streets. m24-S-
GSA REwARD.-On the 24th Fcbruary, roy
S,cO rooms in Mrs Eshlemans Boarding Hsus-,
No. S5f Fennsl lvsnia avenue, corner "a street
were broken open, and the following articles stolen
Ten Sheets, eight pair White Blankets, tao Fcathor
Bed, two Feather listers, four Feather Pillows
Pictorial Bible, sided clasps and finish Black Six
skiTt, Black Alpaca Oyerskirt and Basque, Delsine
Wrapper, Calico Wrapper; also, lot II Female
Underwear, one Quilt. Twenty five dollars will be
given for any inform alton that leafs 10 the recovery
OF the same, aud conviction # the thieves IS
additional. Samples Of the clothing b. seen by
calling on the undersigned. WILLIAM GRAY,
n2i-S' 3O7 Missouri avenue
I osT-op the III Of March, on e strrct, betw,,.a
- lCth and 81 streets northwest, RUBY RING,
with two pearls. A liberal reward will be pad II
returned to No. sos % street northwest. MI
4 OsT-At the National TheeteT. J.ha.ry sFh, 40
L. ONYX EARRlNG.-Tbe finder wih be suitably
rewarded by LEAVING IL at star Once. Js-d
oST-On the Is IA. betx --i, a., an, 23d aus 7th aud
- L. streets, pair II EYE GLASSES,
gold frame A liberal reward will bessONS
rsid u returned 90 472 street northwest DIS
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An Old Trick.

IL il stated, on the authority of that cor pora-
ton itself, We believe. that the Western Union
Telegraph Company has under consideration
and the plans nearly matured for, a further re-
duction Of tariffs, which is to be of the most
radical and sve eping nature" This statement
follows 50 closely on the announcement that all
the opposition telegraph lines in the country
have about perfected consolidation which will
enable them 10 fairly compete with the Western
I mon Company. both in efficiency of service
and extent o. territory covered, that its pur-
pose, or rather the proposed reduction of rates
Is easily urCeTstood IL is the old strategy of
InoroPolies- Whenever one of them is threat
ened with serious competition, instead of i'm
proving its facilities for serving the public an
charging a reasonable profit therefor, the first
thing it does i 10 come down from its extortion-
ate prices 10 q figure often below the actual cost
of doing the work, and thus, through the cupid-
i;y Of the guilibie public, brushes out the oppo-
stion, or buys itup, before IL fairly gets on its
legs. This accomplished, the rates are at once
put up again 10 she old figure, and generally
above them, and the losses Of the company, IL
any, are made up by watering the stock and
paying heavy dividends on the increased capt.
tai, which, by the way. usually represents from
four to ten times the amount actually invested
in the enterprise.
This Is the game OF all monopolies, and il has
been played by the company under notice eyery
time IL has been threatened with serious com
petition Between all points where il has oppo-
sition, prices are low and service toierable. but
between points where IL alone has lines. prices
are higher and the service poorer tn an they
were fifteen years ago, and this, too in spite of
a largely increased business and With recent
discoveries ard Improvements which materially
reduce the cost of doing IL. And 80 il will con-
tinue to the end. The only remedy the people
have against a monopoly q any kind Is to
pstronize at living price any healthy COM
petitor that is able 20 do TIE business il UNDER
takes, no matter how much lower the old
monopoly may offer to do ii for the time being.
Saeh promises are a delusion and snare, and
are made with intent 10 deceive. Whether they
viii succeed in this case remains to be seen.
The RSputisoaH need not be alarmed. We
shall not change. We shall continue to cheer
fully furnish news for the morning papers from
cur abundance.
The New York conm<rcial thinks the War
Department order in regard to army officers
visiting Washington and influencing legislation
looks like o sincere effort at reform
"Constant and persistent advertising Is sure
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~ DEVELoPING CIRCLE at iIJ 9Th street,
Wy next TO the Unitarian Church, on WEDNES-
DAY 1.-The 10th al y. m. Admission, So cents for
s,n,iemsn, - cents for ladies. Mrs. A. CUTTER,
VI. D, Medium. nI25-2,s
rs CHILDREN 5 HOSPITAL.-A meeting If
h. at the Hospital building on "Wednesday
ENENING. 10Th March, at ) O'clock 10 take action
upon the death Ut the Presid ut Of the board
l.. j. DAVIS, Secretary.
n% TBERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEET
eSJ ING Of 4. h. HAWKINS POST, No. q
ton Celebration. All members are earnestly re-
qnested to lie present. By order of Commander.
Ia ANDREW GREEN, Secretary.
FSIHE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF
10y THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REAL rs
rsTE ASSOClATIONMiIIb be held at 9OJ + street
Mssonie Temple, on WEDNESDAY EVENING
the 10Th inst, at 30 p. m The annual replrt OF
The association will be made and the officers elected
ior the ensuing year: All the stockholders are
El252 q fRepI PHIL H. WEIGH Secretary.
HS SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF
tkuELIf TO ANIMALS at the Office If Lighter
4 Satchei: corner llth and L streets, on THURS
DAY EEENlNG,11s O'Clock. Business of import
n24H REP 81 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
w IN THE FIRST WAED.
Inere VII Dc held on the evening If TUESDAY,
the 29th instant, st 80 o'clcek, Public Topper
snee meeting under the pices of Excelsior Tent,
10 40 l. q: q Rschsbites and Ray Of Hope
Church, 2hh street The meeting viii be addres .ei
BY the Rev J I. LIGHTER, Rev. ii. W. READ
Rev. SAMUEL SHANNON, aud J. L.. KIDWELL
ESQ The public are cordially invited to be pres
m22-3t- THE COMMITTEE
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INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA,
The 2ith day Of March, 1873
BY order Of the Supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia, sitting in bankruptcy, a second meeting
Of the creditors Of HEERYO; HOOD, bankrupt, will
he held at the Office of j. Brown, Register in
Bankrnptcy in the City Hall. in Washington, d C.,
on the Urn DAY OF APRIL, 1873, at ~ O'Clock m
act Of Congress entitled "An act to establish mi
States" approved March "a, lS67.
m 4 GEO MASON Assfonaa
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rFNOTICE TO PRODUCE DEALERS

Persons selling produce in the Northern Market
must procure their Licenses at the Registers office
at the Territorial Building. on "A street, between
Pennsy ania avenue and street northwest on or
before the lst Of pril 1873
Persons selling fish will be subject to the same reg
ulatioBs.
All licenses must be shown to the Market Master
when called for by him.
By order Of the Commissioners
n20td s. MCFARLAN, Marke: Master.
nT THE LATE EXCITEMENT WITH regard
wy to the WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS
BANk having subsidized, respectfully request the
return OF our depositors to their usual business
istions with their interest account will be con
tinued without change.
mH-1m j. A. RUFF, Treasurer