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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-01
FINANCIAL AND CoMnEnCIAL.
The MarHefs

BALIIAoEE, Dec. Virginia sizes, CONSOLE
dated, %; West Virginia's, 10 bid to-day
BALTIMORE, Dec. Lotion weak and NOM
iral- 54. Flour active and higher; less hrm
but rices unchanged. Wheat steady and irm
Corn active for nsw-white southern. damp So
a62, dry, 64a66; yellow southern, BAGS; mike
western quiet. but firm, 69s10. Oats very dull
aud heavy; prices unchanged. Rye unchanged,
Mess pork, 145Os15.OO. Bulk meats; market
bsr1. Sugar-cure1 hams, l2ali. Lard firm
sales at s, now held at So. Western butter ac-
tive and strong. Coffee unchanged and strong
Whisky dull and lower, go Sugar unchanged.
NEw York, Dec. Flour advancing Wheat
held ls2 &c nts higher. Corn shade frmer.
NV YORK, Dec. Stocks active. Gold
81. Money! bid. Exchange, long, 0. Gov,
LONDON, Dec. 1-I2.30 p. M-Consols for &C.
Ere, 3ST.
LOSDOs, Dec. l-2P M.-Erie, 50, preferred
52h. New York Central, 7SK.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-Rentes, 81 france So
LONDON, Dec. 1-3 is p. M.-Erie, 3SZ.
LONDON, Dec. $3.50 p. M-The amount of
bullion gone into the Bank of England, ON bal
ance, to-day IL f2G 900. Erie, 3SX.
LONDON, Dec. 1-430 p. M--Erie, 3sX.
LONDON, Dec. IA p. M-United STATES bonds,
% \, for the issue Of 1861. Erie, 3sX. New
York Central, rs.
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NIL
WAsHINsTcN, December I, 1873, l0:SO O. m Z
81 ,oPsIs FOX THE PAST TwENTy-TouR HoURs -
Ihe eseur. has dlRlInshed and the temperature
hs- risen, with cloudy weather, and areas of snow
~ tht leEs region, and thence westward over the
EpPtr mississippi valley. Cloudy weather, with
hknt 70 Hesh ensteriy to southeriy winds, are re-
RI, from The lower Ohio valley ard themes SOUTH
ward 70 northern Alabama Parity cloudy and Gle sr
~ ather now prevail in the routh Atlantic states,
where the temperature continues low, The pres.
stre continues greatest in the New England and
m dfe states, where cold and partJ cloudy ives her
- reported except IN the latter district, whore
thIt aehlDg weather generally prevails. Snow is
gtntrauI reported from the lower lake region this
msTnIng. 1850
PRosABLIIIE'..For New England and the st.
Law, nee valley, the pressure will diminish slight
" win cobtfuu@ cOlu and cloudy weather, follow
60 ~ snow during the afternoon evening For the
NJ lis sta es and lower lake region, northwest to
sonthessterly winds, with cl Judy weather aud snow
fOt the upper lake region and th-Dc south ward to
the ONO valley. fresh and xsoDsliy brisk north
essteTiy to sOutheriy winds, with cloudy and stormy
Weather, this condition extending over the up Der
mlssissippi valley, except that the winds In this
dstrlct VIII back TO BOrthvesterly. For tbs south
Atabic states, slightly rising temperature, north
.asterly to southesstsrly winds, and partly cloudy
NeAhsr during the day, the cloud ness increasin.
tonight For the gulf t.tes and Tennessee, light
eastIly " sOuthsrly winds, and possibly areas of
ralns Alter the 10th inst act, the display of eau
nonsry signals will be suspended at the lake ports
Tor the winter.
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The report of the Board of Public Works
elsewhere, presents clear and careful state
meut OF the amount OF work done BY the board
the cost thereof. and the proportion equitably
Gene by the Government. II is shown that
locality considered, the cost of improvements
In the District has been less than in any Amer
lean city.
Second. That in the number of miles of first
class pavemenis, the District of Columbia is
largely in advance OF any city within the limits
OF our country.
Third. That the rate of taxation in the Dis
trict is less than in any of our leading cities
Boston alone excepted. When it il explained,
however. that personal property, which in the
District II not taxed, forms in Boston a very
large proportion OF taxation, it will be seen that
lie rae Is ia reality much less here than in that
city.
Fourth. That notwithstanding the heavy ex-
perdl;ures OF the past two years, and the fact
That nearly one half Of the present bonded debt
was created by the late corporations of Wash
ingtOH and georgetown, the debt per CAPITA in
the District Is less than in either New York,
Eostou, Brooklyn, Jersey City, Elizabeth, Port
Hand CT Rochester.
Ii il demonstrated by data act forth in detail
that here the Government of the United States
L the owner Of real estate equal in amount
20 One-Eslt of all the real property within the
JouudsIiC, OF the District. In view of this fact
the report proceeds TO say, il need hardly be
suggested THAI an expenditure, on the part of
the General Government, equal to that already
made by the citizens of the District, would in
saTe every Improvement necessary to make this
metropolis the pride and boast of the nation.
While, since the year lS'2, the citizens of the
District have expended for the improvement OF
streets and avenues and for sewerage SfS,1iS,-
4l5.52, the total appropriations granted by Con-
gresS fer these purposes reach the comparatively
small sum Of s4.f5G,7O6i9. Deeming it I'M
necessary TO urge the plain duty Of the Govern
lIsnt IN the premises, the Board, as a single
instance OF the benefit derived by the United
States from the expenditures thus made, men
ten the fact that the land reclsimed for the
GoveTnmeut BY the filling of the canal and
other improvements amounts To 1888, 1874 square
lect, worth, AZ the valuation of adjacent prop
efty, s2,Je0oo0 Imbued with patriotic pride,
cur citizens vii at all times cheerfully bear
theIT Just proportion of the expenses necessary
fOT tbe adOrnmeIt Of the national capitol They
petition for no relief from such a burden,
heavy though it may be, but simply ask that
the nation, mindful OF its obligations will per-
form Its part in the lauiible effort to make the
metropolis OF the America Republic the grandest
OF the cities of the world.
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nFI. o. o. F.-The members of UNION
Wy LODGE, No IL, are hereby notified TO
meet IN their lodge room THIS Monday EVEN
ING, at 90 O'Clock sharp, TO make arr Az ,ments for
the funeral Of Brother OWEN LIVINsGoop Toe
men b.rs vii also assemble at the hail on TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, at Ia O'Clock, to attend the
funeral. J. MARTIN MCFARLAND,
Permanent Secretary.
TIrN0TICE.-Dep1s sits made ia the GERMAN
ec] AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK on or be.
lore TUESDAY,. Dec. ID, draw interest for the
cr npru-, JOHN HITZ, President.
" r.. fhEN rISS, cashier. nov2s-3g
nHsSECUBITY BUILDING ASSOCIATION
10y The second monthly meeting of the ass ocia-
lion will be eln at No 9O5 street Dorthwest
Masonic Tempie,l on MONDAY, December 1, at
ociock 2. m. Business vital to the exist ence of
brll0lDg associations will be submitted Persons
wishing stock will pl' ase attend
novD j. T..PR aTHER, Secretary.
nNbN0TICE-The annual meeting of the MA
10y SONIC hALL ASSOCIATION of Wash
lugtou for the election of Five Directors will b,
b. Ia in the Library b. IN Masonic Temple, on
MONDAY EVENING, December lst, att O'clock
nov2s 81 IRepI NOBLE ID. LARNER, Sec'y
nSCHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, wAsHINsroN
Wy ID. C-The annual meeting Of the contribu-
ING members Of this Institution will be held on
MONDAY EVENING, Decsmb"r LIST. ls73, at the
Hospital building, street, ~ O'Clock for the
purpose of electiDg directors aud officers for the en-
suing year. LEWIS J. DAVIS
hoNzo u Secretary.
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An important decision has been rendered by
JEege Brady, in New York, relative to the
rights OF married women to the control of their
. Sstaie estate. IL determines the extent of the
ageEey OF a husband for his wife in conveying
her real estate, and declares that she Is not
bound By deed Of her property executed BY
her al LIS quest IL he makes use OF II without
her express permission for his own benefit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.
u'oA LIvL I'd s MS ~

TO LIyE 81 MS, Nan
p.s,x,z RAJ CHANSS, .,-,,-,
6n.is.s: g;.hs slsso =, sSsrs -, tail tuf-r
n ssSies f.il on so SE 20 " FSA 49,
n sFANCY asa NOTION srORE wi " -sii
CIR CIR SOS Street between s. an .,h .t--.'
900 ddi.r. END - Nd d. a.T Sg9a:1Ss
a. opce oFIrSa t FSS r.. i1 sa Aggiy
K Sus rsnnsyivsnia A'eaae, FfselmSas D .nN
9EI aT St r1 fiSa sfsR RFfA "
INGi ON cry. FOk SALE AN 4 the pi'tSit,
81 pal part ~ full pAym-nt Tor th- cho.c e ti-ss
Ns'1abi' ir,s land, whtoh niPr,sa the sgbdi.i.
n-.-t d,,il abb sit C.r suburban r-d-ne-- AMI
Tntsi B. ms~ 70 b. uud u.-T Jhi. airy th,r cit,
dra = 40 % p tGtac, is p-Tf.csi, a Il ~.
and IN IL which tn views q ws-hinr4 N and 10
niAhly .dSrt-d .uii g all E'nds " W in m,
nun M ss-, , isI S,ap-s it- superior h. aot
= e.. II sih~s snJs no. sr"slng pom Fh-se tsVds,
-uo~a 10 ws-hing,pa. Th.s' ee.11, ~ sigs,.,,..
are wttin few a.iuntr.' drive from thi. q ~ ~
''e FAIRFAX aud Seofs~iown turnpis- rati.
h"B%RI PHlLLiPS,
noy2s-,r 6Is Is,n It - z + az,
lGk sAIk = lgso C--l am sy 90 M 1i.,,s vi,
art"eer y ard -. 49, q
L hNhbhhS ~ itlSTblOT SE u ri TIES
"a fsRM - as acres, "a sr PfsCaIa-
LAY Md about IA mites fr,tu " zshiUetnD 49,
%. nuu-e alone ~urth 20 co. Tide garfs.-,
Leo, o. t>k' Distract - & liuu,hls -scurni,- A.
s"iu' Address ". S, A S73, Wa. met, n
&FECIAL TAN NOTICE.
Pr"Ferty owners having t.N-st, ray, either r,r
- iAl Improve n- ~ R-I-FHi ID . ..lg -
lsrsr di7oouut BY ieayiug their tails wish as isr
MONEY To LOAN on Di.trir, Of coluq,bi. : ,.r
''ui BouG>- MUB. rINDNEY a 90 -
kes E1at. brpsers and Aurti .T5-r.
hoN2s-lfn 63l - under 81 Nat Dual Bang
SPECIAL TAN NOTICE.
Property Sper- having taxes 20 PAY, either TO-
-Pt'ia mpTo' mems ~ gaut raj .ersgt. can sa-a
~ tor ,t'lgr tut. ST Glasses & plsirfct -.urt -
' sale a. the low - rar"- Information hrarfi l.
furnished koURsE q MlnnLETJS,
yls-l2 TRepl uUder Maj" N~tfS.'i,i,s B.Sk,
STuhk EINTU9Es res sALE--RRUSSgt
= CtkPET, sBrW CASES, SiiElYTSr
nsBLts, GENTLE SHELF Win IN ~,
EFf 20" ,htfLkOloGs, CHANDELIERS,
noyls I'm lC1roS AID R-y.I Iio6 -trs,,t.
DkkSOEs HAVING sPECIEL TAXES 90
a. cAH save . large percentage by A. iny tb-iy
- ia ~ orr hands Tor payment.
Entrance Oh N,Sgilia Avenue
g.. A BOSWELL & CO
hoM-lm "a street anu I'rgiaia avenue.
nv AUsTIh p. BEvNs,
.IbcE ~ New hCrk avenue and Fifteenth STREE
Three large double HvlS ES, ranging IN prttr
iInm SSe0 IN Sc'e on, and several other nrst cas.
One Whole squsre Of GROUND and LOTS in al
HOUSES and LOIS a, Mount Pleasant esl,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-01

s<-An accident occurred on Saturday morn
ing ON the Midland railway, near Leicester,
England. by VII ch fifteen persons were injured,
one fatally. Carl Rosa's English opera com
Isny wac on the train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-01

Those citizens Of Georgetown most awake to
the interests Of that city again sgitating the
subject OF its ''annexion" to Washington. There
are 50 many advantages in the proposed change
OF status that il is thought petitions to Con-
gress for the necessary legislation to bring it
about will receive the signature of over nine
tenths of the voters. What is done in that
direction should be done speedily. There is no
good reason why any distinction of name should
be kept up when both places are under the
same government. A writer in the Georg
Courier suggests that the streets in that place
running north and south can if the city is
merged in Washington be numbered con-
tlnuOusly from 2Gth street in Washington west
EaTdly, thus Monroe street would be 2Tth street
west, Montgomery street 2sth, Green street
Goth, Washington street 3Oth, Jefferson street
SOY, sc. The streets running east and west
would be named as follows: Water street being
a continuation OF X street north in Washington
coUld be called X street, Bridge street would
become NJ street, and so forth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-01

We are disposed to indOrse the recommenda-
uoh OF the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs and
The secretary OF the Interior relative to the
payment OF Indian annuities. Most of our trea-
ues VIZ Indian tribes stipulate that the gov
eTnme vii pay them 50 much money, and so
many goois annually. The Commissioner of
indian Atairs, after long experience in such
matters, has reached the conclusion that no
money should be given the savsges, since they
make the worst possible use ofit by buying fire
water, which begets a war spirit, and ammuni-
Ton With which to kill the whites. The Secre-
tsry approves this recommendation, and IL Is
probable that Congress will enact 8 law making
money due the szyases payable in goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-01

JCege Holt has IN this mornings Chronicle an
elaborate reply TO ex-President Johnson's swim
dles'io'i" Of bis course in the SuIratt hanging.
Inc great length Of the article will prevent its
zen & generally read, but the public has already
fnAae ny Is mind quite definitely to the effect
that MT johnson, whether rightly or wrongly,
acted with a fun kncwIedge of the recommsn-
dAtioa for mercy by the military court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-01

The Cincinnati Commercial has twelve coll
INN biography Of Eiihu b. Wsshburne, de-
signed apparently to open the way to put him
On the Presidential course. 1t has such head
lines a. Fifteen Years Fighting the Lobby"
''ReCOEd Of an Incorruptible Representative"
"a Congressional Economist p ."The Rugged
Poe OF the Railroad Rings" and is a carefully
and sdrOitly worked UP electioneering docu-
nent. It appears from the introduction that
Nh Washburne, WHO was born in Maine, served
an apprenticeship in the Office of the KenReJ.c
J-tTs1i. As SIR. Blaine commenced his polti-
cal career in the editorial rooms of that paper IL
would seem that two of the prominent candi-
Gates tor the Presidency graduated from the
same printing Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-01
BOARDING

FURNISHED PROM ROOM, With or without
iL41ILe ~ - I25E : "a street n"rthE'-t. un2l-sr-
I'nbEE Rooms, com NUHICRIING- VITA
bOAhD, on s-cn. q q IT, hJa -s has -il modern
"liY'euVLts. loob 4 street, 81 door IL IA lsT!i
80. no 3D.
lsUAkEIsI--Uaa furui-h,i ROOM svif,fia f,r
~ - pefs' Lr i~r rent, NIth BpAhD, price as
ser month tor Iw1; fusi aud gas ,ur'si-i, hons.
tTeUi, 80 "a -.
.'oR EE-T-FLONT 3AkLOK s5l BED
EOoM on u.st o. !, tLi ats large CT ATB. z
"a SEC ~ Hplr, with 81 d Ful "a ar4 Pc
20 as Lasl. CalL ~ Eli street a. : MOVES -
tJtAhl-G Athena. 4fH 81 f., O. s f-N .iu.i. q n
- i,m"H can be -crHr.a4r4nf-f win vel -r.rT-
Hlfh"I ROOMS aud BpAEh, go uew- AID modem
90. U.s. ~'in RI aUt ' 20 y-a-s~ e. ir
ana D.r9s
oARn-~ eli-furni- t,-.I ROOMS IL Ai-stf.i-t,
- a a1sll Ahi- location, W..t r Urfl..ls RtA RI.
A., be otfzired b. Addressing "a b. lssr- rs
'uct. Alexandra, Va. References given aud re-
CURED. No, j. ls,s
BAhJIES DESIRING GUOO HOTEL Accom-
~. c.iiUn- a ~ i.rGIr rats'. sloGid app.. n
iBt MONT HOUSE, -Euer - stree sud 3 .ara
tNyICt. II r. furnished k..f saraas
y - city '
p ard aud RsoW per day, So so
b"aid ANA 20 IN per month, $50 10 $40
L-ble Board pr ru"ri". -. Dasl3-lm"
tycAkplNG-FUr = L. isrUi- heI n -lti Ms
tTpHt AID back garlHrs first hsur. l.-s- and
'"' Is Iuriy papcrsd. single eu suite. sIf T,yo
Passions sud ys-.eat B. l. SONS "a SECOND Il ,,r
stTh BbABN NJ. IsI9 P-unsl ivania .vsra- +e,
'wr'u Tih aud Ism streets n.va-ir,.
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VIM BALLANTYNEN,
deel-tr A2s SEVENTH STREET, BELOW

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ NAsHINGToy, ID. C.. November 39ih, 1873.
On the petition OF EDWARD @. KNIGHT,
OF Philadelphia, Penna. praying for the extension
OF patent ranted TO him on the 18th day of Feb
road Cars:
1t is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed the 9Th day Of January that the time
ioT ming arguments and the Examiners report be
limited to the h day of February next, and that
said petition be heard the 18th day of February
next. Any person may oppose this extension.
decl St n. ID. LEGGETT, COMMISSIONER
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~ It II U +
y ELEGANT ICE CREAM AND OYSTER
PAREORs.
arg2SiY 50 High street. Georgetown, ID. O.
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A LEXANDRIA s. WASHINGTON r..
- AMI

AMI
ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG
CORNER OF u AID SIXTH STRKKrs
Local trains leave for Alexapdr as follox.,-S
- ., y, ~, IL . m, II n,,on, I, y, 3, q, s. o. =
except Sunday.
Looe Trains from Alexandtia arrive ~ follows
o:SS, 1888, c:33, 1888, 1883. 1888 A. m
tz:ss, 1893, 80, 1888, 50, s:33, 6:33, 1888
y. IA. The e5S a. "a eDd D. IS p. m frosa Aiexan
aria oaily, all ether trains daily except sund.y
-'TTsins marked thus connect with trnins on
" ashiI gton and Ohio Il r.
9uANTICo Escewmodstion leaves Washington
:4V .. n. Dahl sxoep' SUNDAY,
Great soUTHEks sxPkEss, wa Richmond,
less~s sshI gtoa :S3 m. daily .eacept SUNDAY.
fhE. Ugh tickets a. I'll poti e Ssuth and Southwest
for sale at -cts 18th ard Pennsyl
via avenue aud corner 9th street aud PenRsy ania
avenue, here passengers leave orders for bag
through g. destination.
Y s. YOUNG, G-n1 Passenger Agent. iysx-tf
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aEOKGEIUwh ApvEKr,stntST,

IL HEkE ThEhES Wilt THERE'S A
" NAY &C ntieGien, the beet Ma 4. geT
n ugh tf- hard JI4-s and 70 b. able . give V.,lr
wives, children. OF swseIh.srts the Eeg.l hYIi. =,
crescent, IL ~ i-peuee rth IN. n srit sat v ur
ia ohes to NBEhfLkl q NICELY CLEAN
81 or ~ l. y; =" 'ep'uE MP re- pee able app~4-
auCe and saving ample Tor the sh lbI.c. a the
fush Is about over, all orders will be rrlptiy Il
he VoIk done Ia tue be-t manner, charges reason.
able. No Charge for the above advice.
". IL. SHEATLEy'&
cREMIUm STEAM DfEgNd AND SCOUh-
- ING EST4BLfSHB ENT.
- Jefferson street, Georgetown, ID. U
Pc Box 1913. nov29-tr
"STILL THEY COME"
Just received another lot OF NEW CARPETS,
which we will sell cheaper than ever offered Def re-
All We wish is TO receive call, and convince your
self IL ALTMAN
novA III Bridge street, Georgat O.
CHEAT REDUCTION IN PRI r. OF DRY
" GOODS at 1Ol Bridge street, G-arg-tawn-
III wool sstlnes, cloth shades, Soc Empress on h-
.lc., HIaIos ior children t5c.; nne French Msrno,
&c orsted Dress Goods, new shades, &c q .mel's
talr Goods, 90 70 75c.; Mourning DIR, Goods vary
lbespi Cia, rs and CaSstueres cheaper than before
lie war; Flsnnes, white and colo-ed, roal 25c up.
u 'ap b ket-; To-n yard sid- B'eachsd SORTING
FAC cheap Sneeting-; Androscaggin Bleschai
hushDt yard wide, l5c Canton Flannels from i2,,c
noyll-tI BENJAMIN MILLER.
~ ELEGANT ICE CRE.m AND OYSTER \
PARLORs.
arp9Sly So High street Qerrga.,vr,
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II HEUEICH, DEALER IN IMPORTED
~. CANARY BIRDS, HOOKING BIRDS,cx>
Cages and Bird Seed, FO. 446 II street, bet ~
Ah and 9Th SITS. All kinds of Bird Seed. del lm'<3
nR WILL W. BENNIr, Homoao pathic Physi-
~ clan, has renewed to No. 92I New York ave
nue.. Once hours, to 10 a. M, to ?, and 5 to
p. decl-2Ws
EEENCH LANGUAGE
Il Prof; Ii. MASON, of the Columbian Univer-
sity, will begin his First Winter OJurse Of Prya'e
Lessor :. as also his Evening Glasses on TUESDAY,
% December. Apply to him, No. 2lI3 Pennsylya
MIA avenue. decl -eo3Is
L AfHlEE'sS wHahsr, foo, of h street.
have new float q cargo of ninety-two tons of
superior Stove Size COAL which is for sale 10 deal
ers low for cash. Apply at this wharf.
decl5t GOODWIN Y ATLEE.
I AIDES DREsS TRIMMINGS,
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PERSON Ess
A BsoLCTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM
"A CO hTS OF different s'sIss tor d-serliyn, sc.
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
.,sn'ed Address NJ HOUSE,, Attcrney. isI
Broadway, Y. decl-6n'
MADAME FLORENCE, ne Celebrated Cla.rcog
iv1 drf, 10 uBeQuaied in testing the past, present
~ future Of your life; ia causing speedy rcags,
bringing tbs Dc patateo together. ano pointing out
he why o. success ia Iise In matters of bu -
her advice Is inv alushIe. She gives naiveIsAi
sa,isiectton; none ever regret consul Ing her ss-
i.fsctioD given, or pay. Can be consulted at her
Pariors, No. 81 3 9TH street northwest. dsel-im-
MRS. MARITIME, Spiritual and BHSiaess N.
lvl diKn, can be consulted at No lOOS r .tresl
northwest. Bittings 10 .. N, to 8 p N. R5yzl aw
SSTATuyOLENOE,nO Oh THR WILL CuR8
fHf 0REAfE6T DISOoVIiy
OF THE WORLD
~ u al diseases cured. No Medicines uses. aud
ae laying on Of bands. rsnsht eY Mrs, J. y Ei-
Tot, lTo sfree& northwest ar5-tr
1NOOLHYp AoU1 POwDRRs ere Wsrranted to
- sare. - QseeSss. u 90. Deckage. y1-sr
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