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MISCELLANEOUS.
ID z N T. ST r Y.

TUNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Under and by virtue
/ of deed of trust, executed and deiv-
cred to us by q. IL. VIM, on the 22d day OF
April, A. ID. 1873 to secure the payment of n
certain promissory note, payable to the order
of Adams 4 Leonard, in the sum of one hun
dred and fifty gold dollars, bearing date the
day and year aforesaid, and due sixty days
thereafter, with three per cent per month
interest from date, We will sell TO the highest
bidhr for cash, ut the Courthouse door In
the city and county of Dallas and state OF
Texas, ut 10 o'clock am, on saturday, the
18th day of October, 1873, certain tract of
land, situated in the county and state aiore-
said, on the waters OF Elm Fork, u part OF
the u. II. 5. G. D. Galway Headlight, and
more particularly described us follows: Be
ginning at the southeast corner of a hundred
u le tract, decided by said Winn To r. a.
VIM, December 10, 1871, thence west, with
tho south line of said hundred aore tract, $50
varas, to the southwest corner of same: thence
north 81 varas, to stake; thence east 900 varas
TO stake in east line of said tract; thence
south POI varas, to the beginning
81. ADAMS
j. l.. LEONARD,
lo7dtd Trustees.
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MISS LIZZIE MCGEE,

Late Teacher Of Vocal Music ut the Sacred Heart
Convent, Manhattanrille, n. Y,
Offers her professional services to the citizens
OF Dallas as teacher of Vocal and InStru-
mental Music and French. Apply to Dr. j.
W. McGee, dentist, or TO herself, nj Colonel
q. W. BaylOr's residence. 6ld3m
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RopMAN, The Brooklyn treasury
thief, whites away his time in Jail by
nets Of benevolence. The other morn
ing he tied n peach on n string and
lowered il to the cell of Kate Stoddard.
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EDUCATIONAL.


Miss Mary McOwcn will receive few more
pupils for instruction on the Piano. She
may be found at the residence of the senior
publisher OF The Dallas Herald, corner Pa
ciilc avenue and Houston street. li0dlm
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obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetings. cards at thanks, etc, TO be paid for
at hllt advertisement rates,
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The working population Of the Uni
ted States Is estimated ut l3,000,000,
one-third of the population.
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Drug Store for Sale.

The undersigned. wishing to quit the drug
business, takes this opportunity TO inform
stock OF the firm of Elliott & Stevenson. Any
one DESTROYS OF engaging In this business win
find " TO his Interest TO call and see. North
side public square, Dallas Texas.
lS1dtf asl ~ts.s3Is l.. ELLIOTT.
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~" CHEER Up, AND STAND BY :

This advice, given by bluff Captain Cutie to the
forlaa Mr.. Toots, is cordially rendered 10 all who
are l&boring under that cloud of depression AMI
melancholy which usually accompanies chronic in
digestion, bilousness, habitual constipation and
nervous debility. "Cheer up" woe-begone inva-
lids The causes Of your gloomy feelings, though
they may be chronic and Of long standing are not
incurable. course Of Hostetters Stomach Bitters,
the purest and most genial Of all vegetable stimu-
lants and correctives, and especially adapted to
cases like yours, will relieve you of your bodily all
ments and consequent mental misery, speedily,
tainly, and without pain The chills and damps OF
the present season-in fact, all its atmospheric
ious and nervous sufferers. They need q
stimulant as well a tonic and Alternative
This wholesome vegetable preparation combines the
three. While il increases the digestive capacity o.
the stomach, and changes and regulates the condi-
ton Of the liver and the bowels, il gives an agreea
BILE impulse to the mental faculties and seades the
nerves. Unmedicated stimulants are never advisa-
bic; they are too exciting, and often react disas
trously. On the other hand, the sham tonics which
contain no dihusive stimulant, and are surcharged
with drastic evacuants that almost turn man inside
out, are dangerous. The system needs more vitality
and they PROSTATE 1t entirely. Hostetter's Bitters
has snity either with the dangerous excitant or
the still more dangerous depletent. 1t simply
strengthens and regulates the body and clears the
mind. This is the whole secre: Of its
cures. ml0-eoy&w
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The M~k0ea

BALfIMoll, March l3-vhginia IS, consoIi.
dated, sos; West SiIsinia's, IS bid to-day.
low middlings, ls5S@lg. Flour steady and un.
changed wheat dull and une hanged Corn steady
mixed western sS's g5e: Oats frm-soufhern, sst659
western mixed, As. Rye quiet. Provisions dill
Whisky steady. %. Hay, nchsnged.
MY 10RK, March n--Stocks dull. Gold Arm
II. Aoney hrm, 1-s2 to l-l6 per cent Exchange,
longs; short, 50. Governments dnll and steady.
NEW fonK, March l2-flou dull. Wheat duh
and irregular Corn dull
LONDON, March Il, IL q. m.-Consols opened at
&'s19lx for money and 92h Mt27sS for account
Bonds 81 lS66, old, eos; 1867, 49, l0Js, 81; new
6ves, 9ss. Erie, 81.
LONDON. March Il, 2 p. m.-Erie, 5Sf
PARIS, March I2.-Rentee, 50 francs, Is confines
LONDON, March L., s p. m.-The amount of bullion
withdrawn from the Bank of England balance
today is xzp0 90. Censols and American securities
clo sed UNCHANGED. Erie, 52k.
PARIS, March l2.-Rentes closed az So francs, u
Gel nj
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A man must be pretty low down II he can't

N man must De pretty low down II he can't
muster friends in New York. Tweed, Stokes,
Scanned, Foster, and all the rest, find stout ad-
yocates. Even Roosevelt. because he Is a mem
Der Of the Lotos Club, gets a good word from
the Tribune and some other papers And now
a New York clergyman IL out in an eloquent
and ingenious plea in behalf OF Ansnias. He
opens, rs counsel for defence usually do, with
some general comments on the fraiity of human
nature, and the necessity for exercising the
largest charity in judging human actions.
Looking at the conduct Of Ananias through
this Transforming medium, he argues that great
injustice had been done him. Although he did
keep back a portion of his goods, the record
shows that he gave part of them to benevolent
purposes. He could not exactly comprehend
erty was pure act Of generosity on the part OF
Ananias, as his wealth was his own. and there
was no compulsiOn in the gift. If he had not
given any he would have saved the reproaches
of all generations, and vet he gave a large part
of his wealth. Few modern Christians would
be As generous in the support of Christianity As
be was. and yet they do not hesitate to make
his name by-word and reproach.
The preacher in conclusion however drops
his argument, bolstering up the character OF
Ansnias. and explains that he has merely been
PLAYING the part of counsel for a great criminal.
Such a defence as this is made in court every
day. Justice Is denied and judgment perverted
by just such reasoning. The moral of the whole
sermon is that lawyers do great wrong by keep.
ing oct of view the great substantial fact that a
crime has been committed, and dwelling upon
al the possibilities and differences and deduc-
tons which may tend to palliate or excuse the
act.
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HNAHCIAL AHD OOHnC1AI.

In Wall street securities and foreign ex-
change were strong yesterday gold was only
of late. The situation In Wall street Is very
perplexing At present, however, few Of the
large SPECTATORS have the power to control
gold and money, using 1t In such way a. to
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The important news from London by cable,
OF the resignation of the prime minister OF Great
Britain to-day. which We publish this after
noon, seems to have been as unexpected in the
capital OF that kingdom as it certainly was on
this side of the Atlantic. That the Irish Uni
versity bill which Gladstone had set his heart
upon passing, might be defeated was not con-
sidered improbable, but that an adverse vote
would be followed by his resignation so soon, if
at all. was not foreseen. Disraeli, it seems, is
again 10 have a trial at the helm of state, and
with his accumulated experiences, ought, by this
time. to be able TO avoid the rocks and shoals
on which he has heretofore come to grief. At
any rate enough Is known of him to warrant
the opinion that he is not at all averse to trying
lis hand again as a leader of the administra-
ton.
Benjamin DiSraeli was born in London in
1895, and is consequently about Gs years OF age.
He was the son Of Isaac Disraeli well-knOyn
English author, the descendant of a Hebrew
family which hcUrished first in Spain and al
forwards in Italy. Benjamin received a private
education, which was carefully superintendent
ty his father. When a mere youth he was arti-
cled to solicitor, with view of qualifying
him for situation i'm a government office
which had been obtained for him by his father
The dTudgery of a lawyers Office proved dis
tasteful TO him, and he commenced a literary
career, publishing his first novel, Tirian GREG,
in Isl. In lS51 he entered upon political life
ami at the age OF 81 took his seat in the House
OF Commons. lie has continued in public life
almost continuously since that time.
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. NOTICE TO fAX-PAYxRs.

having completed the assessment a real property for
the nrd year ending Juns III, MA, The 1eard Of
Appeals will meet at the once Of the Su
OF end Taxee, No. $50 ~ street near the
corner q Louisfana avenue, on the 81 DAT OF fBB-
nuany. lIs, at ~ O'Clock m, to hear any appeals
that nat b mads from the valuations Of said a.
All srpeais mas be made In writing, sad sworn TO
before an o0oee oompetent to administer o03hs. :
Tho Board WI - In session each day (6a1day e.
ceyosdb fy1. y o'clock .. m. until o'cleok D. n,
sn1 % wHDNESDAYS snd SATURDAY6 from
Gro. 4. Wilson, RIIEY A. Issih1yr.
=. ]. TiDDLErON, Jn.,
fel-u 4s@bers Of the Board Of ADpsais.
KoeNs No $50 az sfnEET NosrHwss,r.
In compliance with section 81, act approved An
gust sd ISL, the Board Of Appeals will Continue in
session at their rooms and at the hours DESIGNATED
EVERY DAT, except Sundays, for thirty days from
this date after which no appeal from the general
assessment for the fiscal year 1873 1874 can be re-
mario. In y. i. N TAIHTz. Secretary.
TFROM THE EARLIEST AGES TO
Wy the presents day, 6crofuls has been the bene,
and - Il were, the curse Of mankind. 30 terrible
history that Ierson known 20 be infected with II
wsuld not be allowed to mix with society. Happily
IN our DAY the diseese stripped Of its terror BY the
use OF "a MARITANt RoOr AND HERB yuIcKs, and
The victim Of ScrofulA, Ulcers, sores, Pimplee,
Hiotenee Iette, &C., can be restored to sound health
RoOT AND HERB JUICES. sl.n per bettle
Sold b. 8. O. FORD, 1105 Pa. ave-, and by Drug
gists. DESMOND . CO., Proprietors, 9i5 Race
street, Philadeiphia mayEy
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Elsewhere viii be found the purport of Bank
Examiner Meigs' report upon the condition Of
the National Savings Bank OF this city, referred
to in Controller knox's report. Mr.. William
Stiekney, by the way, IL the present president
Of that bank, he having succeeded the gentle
man named yesterday - the president in our
local reports. IL will be seen that the bank is
reported to be In a sound and prosperous con-
Sition and under excellent management.
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Stanley, the explorer, has made an unsuc-
eessfui search for the citizens Of Washington
Who gave Roosevelt gold-headed cane.
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Capt. Jack Is like the famous Sam. Jones, OF
the Seminole nation. During the everlasting
Seminole war the gratifying news would reach
government from time to time, " Sam. Jones
has come in" but the next day the disagreeable
postscript would announce that Sam. Jones had
gone out again. SO with the renowned Capt.
Jack, the news comes to-day that he has gone
ont again.
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The run upon the Washington Savings Bank
has been continued to-day, but in a subdued
form, and by small depositors, the largest
check to-day being less than $500. The bust
ness people at the same time show their conf
dence in the bank by making their deposits rs
usual, and the curious spectacle has been pre-
sented of two lines OF customers: one drawing
out funds and the other paying in. The mis-
taken idea has been inculcated By Controller
knoxs report that the Washington Savings
Bank consists solely of one indiyidual-Mr
Ruff. The fact Is, the Institution was reorgan-
lied February 9Th, under the general ineor-
Icration act Of May, $50, amended June,
1870, and has the following oficers-gentle-
men who viii be recognized as amongst
our best and sOundest business men =
George G. Henning, president; Zephaniah
Jones, vice president; John A. Ruff, treasurer;
Thomas L Gardner, secretary; j. G. McKelden,
Zephaniah Jones, George C. Henning, George
X. Run, Thomas A. Gardner, VIM. Bryan,
Thomas Francis, Charles A. Zimmerman, and
John A. BUFF, directors. There is no question,
therefore, Of the repeal of the charter; the bank
is in the hands of men Of integrity and means,
and the panic Is utterly groundless.
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The Southern press association do not seem to
have been quite successful In their Efforts to
make new Cabinet slate.
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THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, ID. O., March Il, 1919, II a. N.
nj fSofsb FOB TIE PAST rwHNTv- 1oUR HOURS -
ihe barometer has risee very generally since Tues.
DAY morning over the lakes, Atlantic and gulf states
and 10 now highest in Arkansas and Iowa Nortl,
snd west winds prevail from the Mississippi to the
Atlantic. Cleudy weather l. reported from the
eastern Gulf and south Atlantic states with light
ram IN the latter during the highs Cloud and light
snow prevail on the lower lakes. Elsewhere clear
weather Is reported. slight barometic depression
exists IN North Carolina and the barometer has APP
parentty fallen in the extreme northwest The tenn
prature has fallen most IN the southern states and
Ohio valley. ~
PRoBABILITrEs.-Fort the rest of "Wednesday i'm
the middle and eastern states, rising barometer,
fresh north and west winds, and par ty cloudy and
clear weather For the lower LAX es, cloudy weather
and fresh to brisk northwest winds, clearing AVA
"Wednesday evening. For the Gulf states north erIy
winds, cloudy weather and failing temperature FOR
the Ohio valley and upper lakes, clear weather
rising temperature and diminishing winds For
Dakota and Minnesota, falling barometer and in
creasing southerly winds.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA,

T7oIdfNH Sptct0F IsTW, Wdrch 1Ifk, 1873.
In the case of Clara L. Orme adminiytratrix of
GEORGE w. ORME, deceased, the aimipistratrix
aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Supreme
Court District Of Columbia aforesaid appointed
TUESDAY, April LIST, 1873, for the final settle
ment and distribution Of the personal estate of said
deceased, and Of the assets in hand, far as the
same have been collected and turned into money:
when and where all the creditors and heirs of said
deceased are notified to attend, with their claims
properly vouched, or they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit in said deceaseds estate:
Prtrtded, a copy Of this order be published once
week for three weeks in the Star, previous to the
said day. Test
A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills
II All parties will please call at office Of JOS
y. Z. LlBBEY, No. ~ Water street, George
town.
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M. V. A,
y Corner Ninth and d streets.


FREE READING ROOM-cIRCULsrING III.
rs fS 81 RI
i9S s1sRPf a c Is
O'Clock. SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES
II, i, " hineS sIo Hall o'clock at Theater COmisee
"sCHENCK's PULMONIC CANDY embraces
~ in great degree all the principles Of Schenck's
the purest Of CONNECTIONS its medicinal properties
render 1t ehectual in coughs, colds, bronchial and
f%sds for Children infants and cam Be With
iIIunity while for Professional gentlemen, Or those
81 Il
'P iss ss:s Il sSd zsss g:
TTHE ATTENTION OF THOSE USING any
;sor..iys:, Rsns..rs, &C. for The Heir, !. called 70
FIRST, it is entirely free FROM Al! poisonous sub
positively the ciesnest article in use Its use pro-
Saensy earss i hs.daehe and failing % q the hair
II always removes dandrrG In . short time; and
hair positively in from three to ten days Call for
IT, and take no other, you do not wish 10 be disap
depot, corner q and p street. northwest.
~ cAPITAL RIA, IsfArl AssS6iA:
share. Of Stock :. are on land, a.ias the premium
or By SssSs
Ss.sis :. the :.ns tine rssiisinS Ssnssss Ssosies
snare: 5: Outlined !! ,'s
PHIL. n. wELCH, Secretary. jM-tf
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An important case to drinking men who
hold policies Of life insurance was decided in
Baltimore yesterday. Elizabeth Gellerman,
administrative Of Christian 'Gellerman, de-
ceased, brought q suit in the supreme court,
against the KnickerbocSer Life Insurance Com
Iany, to recover - 900 on lis insurance policy
issued TO the deceased husband Of plaintiff.
Judge Dobbin, in passing upon the prsyers
which had been offered on both sides, said, that
the contracts Of Insurance companies we're to be
construed in the same spirit as other contracts.
He held that there could be no reasons vhy
condition which awarded the policy in the event
that the insured did not die of delirium tremeus
should not be lawful, and that it was consistent
win pubic policy, and as the proof showed that
Venerman died Of delirium tremens the po,cv
was void With regard to the promise that the
ioSs shoud be paid, alleged to have been made
ny clerk IN the Office of the Baltimore agent.
there was no evidence 10 show that the clerk
had authority to make contracts binding the
company to pay loss for which it is not liable
Pon this decision Of the court, under which
TIE jury must have returned a verdict for the
defendant, plaintiff submitted TO a non pros.
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FOR SALE.

rOh SALE.
EOR SALI-One d the best GATED SADDLE
Il HORSES in the District; to be seen Al the
; stables Of wA. c. HAZEL, Bsal street, George
Lintel., Steps and Platforms; also, seneca Plat.
Tor railing "A II
FOB sAtE.A GRA1 MAkk, year. Old, with
s any; Apply at s'i eth street s, north ~
NOTICE TO C0NTRACToRs.-shOvels, Picks
Pale At Boston n! p fds y 1910
CAt ar ,HGI o IoR sALELA fne oARRIAaE,
liitle used, original price $50; viii Be Il
App 70 STosGE aS. T7.nS
In alley bet and and l2th and 18th SITS. mll-H
foR sALE.A LIvERY sIABLK and Lot Of
on street near ssenas, so am
This stable stable !: doing good business, and affords
Gull .. tine on eesy
s,,y i as 3. q TFsS S!a 10. 500 Pa
$4,000 f HH 81 EH sFoT EsSAT 81
TIE FkkMs F F9 sskk.k on EEAs1HABLE
The undersigned assignees, offer for sale, AT low
prices and on reasonable terms, the following prop
HOUSE on New York Avenue, between 9TH and
s,n s1res' noIthSTs, beng NO three stOr, and
trimmings containing Rooms, bathroom, gas and
water.
Also,
HOUSE No. ala New York avenue, between 9Th
and ST. streets northwest; two story basement and
attic; contains rooms and summer Kitchen.
No. 416 New York avenue northwest: three story
brick, containing rooms.
Ne. aga New York avenue northwest: two stsry
frame, brick basement aud summer kitchen n rooms
No. 43S n street northwest, between 4th and oth;
three DRY and basement; pressed brick containing
9rooms; all modern conveniences.
One fine Building LOT, ON sth street, between NJ
and streets north west.
Three fine Building LOTS, on New York avenue
corner Of 4fh street northwest.
Two fine Building LOTS, on New York avenue,
between q and sri streets northwest
For further particulars. apply 20
Is. ii. WHITE,
f- EUGENE CARCSI,
VIM. y. MATTINGLY,
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George s. Boutwell,, Secretary Of the Treasu-
ry, to-day elected by the Massachusetts, legisIa-
ture as United States Senator from that state
for the unexpired term Of Senator Wilson,
elected Vice President Of the United States.
was born in Brookline, Norfolk county, Massa-
chusetts, January Is, ISIS. When a boy he had
some experience in farming, and later was
engaged in mercantile pursuits. He afterwards
studied law; served seven years IN the Mas
saehusetts legislature between 1872 and
1850; was member of the Massa-
Chusetts constitutional convention OF 1858,
and Of the peace congress of 1861; was governor
OF his native state in 1851 and 1S7,, and filed
number Of local positions of trust in MaSsacha
sets at various times. He was for some months
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, and served
in the Ihirty-eighth and Thirty ninth Con-
crosses, during which time he was a member of
the judiciary and other important oennittees-
His record Of the last four years as Secretary of
the Treasury under President Grant h well
known His term as Senator viii expire March
q, les.
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NJ. cYsSHH1NSS sE l,... aA..rIIt;,

has the plsesure 10 tnaf e hae rsseiyedrD
the eYrtng etyie q Broadway BLOCK. md b.
WepaRo6 10 furnish New Hafs maxle 20 order on
them o. nodel old styles; also, an aasortnept Of
Bslt Hats Tor eole, on eSasonAbls terms. tk-tx
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HSSIENJJRAL BUILRING ASSOCIATION
THURSDAY EVENING, 18th inst.
WIN. w. MOORE, Secretary.
hF YOUNG MEMS REPGBLICAN 8LUR
ICY There will be meeting of the Young Men,
Republican Club, at the Club House, THIS WED
t nssdsy EyENING, at 9 O'Clock. A. punctuai at
II FRANK r. HOWE, Cor. Sec.
nSTHE REGHLAR MONTHLY MEETING
viii be held at Clarke's Hall, = THIS W ednesday
EVENING, March 18th, at O'Clock sharp. A
punetuai attendance is earnestly desired.
1t A. S. BRIEL, Secretary.
SNOTICE-Parishoners and Pewholders Of
10y 1T. JOHNS PARISH are hereby requested
10 eeister or before the l4th day Of March IS72
GEORGE q. SCHAEFFER, JR,
nll 81 Register ST. Johns Parish.
~NoTICE-OHice of the COLUMBTAIRAIL
Wy WAY COMPANY-The semi annual divi
recfors, viii be paid at the Washington City Saving>
Bank on and after the 18th inst.
mII 81 w. III. CLAGETT, Treasurer.
hFkNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, ATTENTION.
Wy Member desiring to take part in the drills of
the Order are invited to visit the Drill Room, No
81 Seventh street northwest. Open every nigh
during the week at O'Clock. Competent instructors
VIII ne present. mll-3tr
hS.OLD CLAIMS.-An parties holding claims
ny against the late corporations of Washington.
Georgetown and the Levy Court hereby noiified
that, by the act OF the District Legislature
June Do lS2, all claims against said corporations
must be presented to this office before MARCH
20, 1873, If not heretofore presented IL they wish
their claims and approved Y. RICHARDS,
Fund. mIO-6t
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TREASURY DEpARrlf-xr

SANTO DOMINGOi CUBA, MEXICOli!
you not see them gravitating into the fold with
the Crest American Republic Prepare, then, Ia
profit from coming events by first learning to read
write, and speak the Spanish Language cor
EVENING SCHOOL at 1920 9th street. mll-st
NO. 1915 IlTH STREET n. ".