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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

Eet.J a. ClarE. Of Pirtslel- ..-.--.
pilates closing has lauors there. ar rns Ell --
his present enlargement. Ap-l next. au
meantime would he pleased % c1rre--.-
with any clurch which may wish bis ---f
7e=-Ihe 81 --esrs.l CluCreEl-
have borrowed lu idea from the Astaa-l-.
They have selected pas-0r-a---lrg5 81
l11E after ila churches WITHIN The -l.
rf one A=soc-arion.-E aa-H. Sale
died recently at Pilinhsil Mas. aEel
he -r1 lultela- Dartmouth College I'D l--
81 Aua17e- Theological Seminar -- l-a
a1l WAS ordained ar Colchester. Conn. j..
urearnei AZ the latter place sax year. adj.
wa SD 1-e1ue1tIv located Or H7-uizr- rs
II. l1ruWl.l. IT.. and O. l---lla--. V.a--
g. ws- Tim na=-o- NJ the Congregations
church lr m-ur wear Although 1er
r.rCl from lG-lT- dutla some time
was supplying The l1itWllu aa W---5--a.
7lfh L last Tho =lrla-- @. t-
haven have u-- ve- eec-rai -a- -e-T.-a.
ur-- The sl-le-v % be-la -l7= --
rautr Ua. G. 1ne--1ltl organ mt -l7r
l-1l -Ea,. Elwarl 7. t----llE-. .
rlr church o. S. I1ln-l-7r .su-ra ar
aallc=- Oh j.. relr.al.- DECISION o.. spend
tra coming winter ll Sew lrk cl--. Wl1--
Nr U b. under La--.- -r=a-ll7-.
-Nr Hooper Benson YEAR OIL.
u-lf-l will --e Congregation. church
u-- -s-la- communion
Sd le-a-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

AEW laEE. Ny 10 Henri Ward
beecner. IN hl7 7TrH 1n. to-day. made q
powerful appeal 90 ire =ympathie- Of the
American people In aver af free Cnhs
Tie denounced the exc utions at santiago A.
q crime against humanity and CIV ilizafion
proceeding from crue love Of blood and
simple isrociiy. Tie thought. however. our
government should Hrt thourhtfulv and
not rashiy, and II SPAN cannot stop zuch
denominations, not onlv let the hand 6f nat
onal Justice fall upon the perpetrators. but
50 arr as GO gre know edge and freedom 10
those who deserved liberty ana the helu Of
e-rrE rnrr-r hesrL N the -Ichr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

Rozsnweir. the miserable ahortlonist-
murderer Of Alice BoWls1y, la finally
been discharged from custody. He VS.
sentenced To- seven year imprisonment,
under the act OF lists, bat gained d new
trial Meanwhile. IN ls74 new law Cow
ering bis aden-a We passed, WhereupoH
bis counsel claimed that. the law under
which be- Wa convicted having passed away
ana the new ane having come in force after
the crime was committed. he must he hher-
ared Ana So the wretch goes free ana the
ends 81 Justice are an-atisiiei
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

IsroRrsSoI oI osE VOW neither The
New York Senate Is tied Or moi, depends
upon whether Mr Thampsan. republican
IS elected Ia the aai district II he il. TIE
republicans have q majority II ti7 oilelal
csn7a~- confirms tna latest uaonielal report 2,
Nj Thamp viii owe his seat ana ine
republican fa7 control Of tne SsnH-e % "a
single v--f
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

NEW YORK. Nay l5-Havsna l.at-s 60
the 18th contain the following Before
being executed Ryan sent for O notary
public 10 make his VIII lie died without
hinchin- Bemhaaf showed emotion. sn1
Jesus Del Sol and Ce=peies completely broke
down al the last moment The day before
GOV. Burreil held an interview with th7
latter and endeavnred 10 make soIno
arrangement with him for the release Of MS
brother. President Iespedes, but failed IN
the attempt There is report that santa
Rosa was not found among the passen-
gers Of the NirgInin=, nut made snecess-
ful landing in q schooner with forty other.
ESTHrsIAsTIC CHAN EEETIyG rs yEW FORA.
NV YezK. Nov. IA large and Ell
thusiastic meeting was held II StslnEaS
hall, tonight. fully three thousand pso-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

one result IF the reesnt election 90 Mas
=arru-erf. viii 10 dnuht he an essential
modification of the prohioitory law as
a5v stands The hestoH Da Ans the
organ afrh- =e-caIei prohi5itory party
claims hut eighteen of the forty senator
elected rnaurh t claimed rweury-siz or
twen-y---vra before election. ami % MS
7err rte hope IRON the Hou-a WHAT
substitute vii he proposed ior tas -aw no
one san now conjecture. hut that .t viii be
nisr51.a. -nsnrel IS matter 0f no aaahl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

AHuEAT PORTER ws--Admira. fof-
se- sa.l. d1r.nFa recent interview 81 Wash
ingt1l. that the question nov az l==ua r'f-
tween tne uitei State and spain - shat
OF repairing me in=af 90 anr Tag Tho
Yirriuius wa sailing unler reEuia7 psTFT-.
Shc had got into water other than fnf
United State and was captured. u VS.
the dutv Of me Spanish government to nave
heli her Tor trial n she mad violated sny
law this government wa the proper one %
punish ner i0r 3D. lie remarked Do refer
ence n rhe excited feeling sm7n~ tHe nee
n.e that it We not easy for 0Ur govern
ment % re-nond readily 90 their view The
government mad responsibilities winch tine
people had not. We wFrea popular power.
other people did not keen their faith with
nation corr government mus Tie
1nourt- IS resolution ieclarinr VS. with
spain would te offered early newt =e=-0n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

n ]. siaiel thai senator Man laTpenl7T
La- concluded to himself propose the repeal
u the inrreasa OF the salary law, and tha-
his argument vii b. .nasmuch as the
people have decided they On not desire g.
nay Courreszmen So much. the-- represent
arive- VII uot INSIST anon d. This. Sd tyne
one a. -hi most .Elil-lu- ulHai DIS ai
lae force o. uuh.a opinion. tha' IS. have
seen late.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

IH 7.e great disappointment OF the good
sis. .su- 1t Iror.N- A..tAs CaHss a- Appeals
have declared the Rrnsselaer police -zW an-
acted 81 the ls=r session Of the Legislature
Of New York, unconstitutional Tins vii
re.n-tsto ihe old police Commissioner, and
probably entities the men af the nd force 90
la-.1 uay during lhe whole tame rne new
law has been AZ operation The lr7isn= are
surprise and much,annovei sr the derision
g tnev WIRE expecting good result from
TN lrE HT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

tsenrra. Garfield who i~ nov ~ NASH
ing1on, sasS he looks for ;he immediate ~
peal Of the bankruptcy law. OF AZ least the
involuntary features Of 1t, rs the iIrsi mea@-
ure 81 relief The House repealed the law
la=f session. ra1 the senate did not take &C
ton lie Ssy= the demand Tor repeai IN
hn.lne-- circle. y almost nnanamau-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

Dbl. Iisr.iari Lalr-r- h-s- -pe'lai de-
nsIra IRON New YORK stating that Ei5n.n
Two week Surrogate Iiutchinr- ha- aiTe7i-
eli himself of ms titles to large amount 81
property IN the ciry " rev l0r1.7aiaed ~
about 5000 a0t The transfer Aa- neer
made nominalls G. @ second ps-77n '7 whom
% ma been Transferred i0ra nominal con
-iderari1n Co the wife of the surrogate BE
apparent intention is o. save me surrogate
from losing TINS property IN ra-e tien1ra
J. Como r. whose bonasnEu me surrogate
is o. me amount OF & .aa0 0,s. docs not APP
pear wher calied-sn eTe-- winch '- =9il O.
D. exceed lnriv probable
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

.. ~" -
~ -l-. kingston
Oh iase
iTE'n tW-7
pm BE-
z-i--l- lial o. " -rel' ~ aNt d cap
"lt 'Fi'-iri
,5 HiH
--l f'I-
W. '.t i7laif
- lh-
-hiiet '.-i Ni' "'l .'fI prisoner esp
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

1HF Hr,TIxa 81 CAR-.-The Railroad
Oar hpraids threold season with a time
~ discussion 7f methods Of heating car-.and
sugge=t~ among more important improve
meuts this minor comfort There j. Of course
a great diversity among passengers regard
inc the degree Of warmth demanded The
old and feeble usually want IL warm the
vounE and robust require less heat. il b.,
Of eouTse. impossible 20 suit all these taste
2 have heretofore called attention - the
importance @! providing thermometers Tor
cars II they were supplied with q feii-tale
index which wOuld snow the highest TEN
peraruTe7ndicated during any given time,
1t would enable those VINO suncriutend the
care 81 czrs % know how hot their subor
dlnates allow the temperature 10 become.
Al present there j. d. means 1f know
ing A thermometer wuuld also give the
attendant guide ty which 10 regulate the
warmth. By simply placing n conspicuous
notice under il stating That the temperature
Of the car should be kept AZ 20 degrees. 10
would become the arhirer between passen-
gers and the person in charge Of the stoves.
ana would either Justify them il complain
inc OF be the authority iar disregarding
then complaints. Al present 1t is no IN
usual thing for some one o. complain 6 the
brakeman that the ear as tao cold. He in
meiiareiy tire up and IN q short time it
becomes 50 hot as to be hardly endurable
Complaints are then made By Others that il
Is too hot The human nature Of the fire
man then asserts itself ny quoting the com
plant Of the first man, disregarding en-
rirely the TACT that, since II wss first made,
the Temperature ma gone mp 30 or 40 de-
grees. A reference 70 r thermometer would
Of course settle all such disputes. and prob
ably help to keep the Temperature of men
minds. as well as tina; Of the atmosphere IN
tbs car more equsble
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

HAVANA, Nov. 5 treat anxiety Is ma a.
Tested here 70 see the comments OF rhe Ne"
ork press np9n the raptnrs ni fh- Nirgin-
aus and the shooting of The prisoner e.
There Is q general feeling that it D. desii
able 10 have all ths prisoner eKeeured ;
quickly as possible before tn government
Of Spain OF auv oiher power can Eet
chance 10 interfere, although some Of me
better feeling portion Of the people depre,,
cate undne haste and fear thar 30 maT is7i
TO sertons results
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

lis ctlrn, thar Wal. street has aa exc
pecauou uf ans serious dimcuirir- with
spain growing out of the outrage 'n the
crew anI pa--engers Of the Nirgiuiu- The
genera condition OF financial affair GOD
time On improve. the associated hama are
rainine rreenbacks ST the rate OF oyer p
million g. Sea- making the ama-lt laW held
nt trsu o.e- twenIy-s,z million dollar
which mus p-. Them considerably above
,1e rs. -Ir-- - per cent r-~erFt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

WASHINGTON, nov. IJ.-1hPrF aTF u1 adj
difi1ual Development to-day relative 90 our
Spanish relation The admin =-rarion
recognize the publir sentiment IN regard TO
the affair. and viii it i- said auih0rita-
lively. sd a0t g. 90 afford no eau=e Tor com
plant The. work Of preparing t0r Ealr
Will continue. turthere is an improved ieei-
iuE to-day that such n result Will be nTerred-
Prominent friends Of The admin 7rrail0n say
that d oar navy Wa ln better oonaiilon
there would be- nj hesitation ln eniara ing
our demands ol u-iicF from SPAN. The
Precedent IS represented o. saving th1i We
are ll d. condition o. right nov and fn1t
on the sea the ~naul1ra- would nave every
advantage aud Boz morn rr1H -1a,o1 '7r
.u- small MN Har-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

NV YoEk. N1l Ar the navy ward
the same activity ,- mauiie=red g. t1r thr
past few day flli 2s0 men ha7s been
added to the force. ana Oyer l,iH10 stood 10
the gate hoping % ger 7m7 .7vmFut the
Junia1a Is ready toy 7ea a-1 Wall anchor Of
the Battery 90 await ORDER lui7 morning
the steamer Sep-Gu7 from b77rn clme
into the navy ward VITA men drafted from
Boston Further draft from. other navy
yards Will be- made i1r fnr Colorado snd
Minnesota rs 1rk ih the ward Is beng
pushed forward o. quickly o. possible. and
with the ship Of wax now lying there,
formidable feet can hs srsrted .n @ ieW
week. The order are 90 ret every thing IN
readine-s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

boyEK. n. L.. Nov lq-Hen 4aau b.
Hale died Tonight
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

D. j. -em. officially announce .A4i lue
pr--iden, viii give great pro mlneur- ID
hi- message TO Cuhan aaair--much more
So than be- intended before the LAST ezecs-
i1a. although he had already determined
o. prote-. in the name oi civilization
s-4iust the rr=t execution. Now The whole
matter vii be treated with Lti.e regard To-
the feeling u Spain, and The message will
h, 81 warm protest III the name Of humanity
and civilization against she o.ldnrt Of The
snauiard- 90 Cnha
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

.yua.. SO, l--lt stated ODD ..ll. be-
SIMILARITY that tHe foreign aH'e na- in
--rucrcl the british minister at MADRID and
ths ,ln-l-sl 81 Havana and >antiaca and
governor ol iamalc1. tuar She government
reserve IFS decision 1l the question g tne
executions which have already taken p-les
l santiago. huf vi. hold The ~panlsa GOV
eminent end s. concerned. re~p7u-- i1r
or t.1r. execution r. h-r'-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

The address Of Gen. BurTiei Toe .'-liei-
Is very b1mbsstic DescTibi1E me chase
and capture Of the Xirginius, h. SAYS me
Tornado belchsi firth fame in79ead Of
smoke, gong ar her fullest speed She m
ally came up with md captured fne ~
ginius. which VS. taken possession CT Win
repeated cries Of Viva Espani rom me
Tornado yalian; crew without the 7nEhiesl
resistance from the other. one nunlre.i
and siEry-three men delivered themselves
quietly I'd. having coTardiy thrown over
board during the chase their arms which
they ought never 20 hsvo graSped, ana the
military e4uipage c0ntaed 20 them 10 ar-
iendsher ignoblec This roe7 20 7hoT
and 70 confirm the poverty IF orr enemie7
efforts and demonstrate their Impotence
against the armiee If Spain which nr77 b.
denre mRniiesriv favor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-11

The Philadelphia LsIgsr says that the retail
trade in anthracite coal is fairly active and
prices are firmly maintained. There is vet no
active movement begun in the trade for the
current year. Preparations are making through
out all the departments Of the trade, and as it is
pretty well settled that an excess of two mill
lions of tons on the production of last year will
be required for the narket, we are confidently
looking for an active and steady trade. On the
line of the Reading railroad the prices have
been fixed, and those on board viii be, it is ex-
pected, in few days, "a soon as navigation is
open The Lehigh Valley road has advanced
its toll charges eighteen cents per ton from
Nauch Chunk to Elizabeth and Port johnson.
Generally the carving companies have adj
.anced a. much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-11
TINE WEATHER
wAE DEPARTMENT, Office Chef Sigma, oncer, ,
XAsHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb. Ii. 1914. IL a m.

w AZ LEI Ahi MhnI, OVCe Chty Ot3ndl OJtcer,
WAsHINGroN, ID. c., Feb. IL, 1873, IL a. m.
SYNOPSIS For THE PAST TWENTY FOUR HOURS -
An area Of low barometer hae moved eastw arb from
Minnesota into Canada, and mort of the lower lakes
accompanied by brisk and high winds and now fol
lowed by rising barometer, falling temperature,
fresh and brisk nOrtherly to westerly winds, and
clear and clearing weather from the lower Missouri
valley to Minnesota and the upper lakes. Cloudy
weaiher With light rain, is now prevailing from
southern Missouri and Tennessee to Ohio and north
ern portion Of middle states; Cloudy and threaten
ing weather, rising temperature and fresh aud light
-outherly to westerly winds from North Carolina to
New England. Partly cloudy weather and light aud
fresh souherly to easteTly winds from South Caro-
lima to FLORIDA and southeastern Louisiana
PRoBABILIIIEs.-ForN New England fresh and brisk
southerly and westerly winds, rising Temperature,
cloudy weather and probably light rain and snow !,
the former veering to westerly and nOrthweserly to-
night, with clearing weather. For middle states
fresh and brisk southerly to westerly winds, cloudy
weather and areas Of light rain, the former yeering
to westerly and sOutherly tonight, with clearing
weather and falling temperature. From Tennessee
to Lake Erie and the upper lakes nOrtherly to west
eTly winds. falling temperature and clear and clear
ing weather. For gulf states cloudy weather and
of light rain during the day but winds shifting
to- westerly and nOrtherly to might, with clearing
weather. For south Atlantic states partly cloudy
weather and possibly areas Of light rain. portion
Of the morning Geographic reports from he western
gulf states and Rocky mountain stations have not vet
been received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-11

Mr.. Hinekley, president of the Philadelphia.
' lulingtOn, and Baltimore railroad, was before
- House committee on appropriations yester-
ST., to represent the companies asking reason
All pay Tor the use and transportation of the
'-.-tCfice cars. His arguments were forciblc
IS impressed the committee fayorably. Mr.
well l. in favor of compromising the com
z -. but il appears that the House has some
a. ',.tiOn to doing them this act of Justice. Five
-Jred thousand dollars is the amount re-
ot ed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-11

HsrcktPpiA4kkL S kEiL EsFarEN A Ass9Sit
TON In accordance with the Constitution, the
Board of Directors has authorized the sale Of such
shares Of Stock on hand, fixing the premium
az S6 per share real value. The purchase price,
at the option Of the purchaser. may be paid do,rn
ter condition afordA excellent opportunity for
parties TO purchase shares who otherwise would be
unable, at the time realizing benefits IDENTICAL
with all the stockholders This association has been
in successful operation for period of two years.
Shares can be obtained Of the Secretary.
GEO. COWIE, President.
PHIL H. WEIGH, Secretary lyl-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-11

Rev. Father Bjerring, Greek priest, - in New
York Sunday, denounced the Communists and
expressed his conviction that there can be no
liberty, equality or fraternity which a,.s NO.,
include God snd religion as 81. 3, -; -. ~
fVso =. the Internationalists is
~ can set up civil society without
W. .. .arist. The growing indifference to re-
"A here at home was also dwelt upon a
Smong the most forbidding signs OF the times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-11

d he New York Tiaes hopes that Congress will
tt' adjourn without making another effort to
~ out at least some Of Mr. Sherman's recon-
naatlon With view of improving the
l,1;ional credit The Times says:
10 need not be afraid, by any careful measure
g. outrunn,ng public opinion. The people both
S&Pest anu desire 70 return, at some day, to a
sound currency. In Congress will point ont a
pathway, properly guarded and not too precini-
tate, the people are ready to enter upop it up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-11

The Cuban question 10 looming up. Their
was a demonstration last night by the eolored
citizens of Philadelphia in favor of the Cuban
patriots, and similar meeting is to take place
soon in Washington. The patriots have
shrewdly armed and emancipsted their slaves,
concluding that he who fights is worthy Of free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-11


BALTIMORE Feb n.-vfrefnia e's, consolidatett
Be. West yirginia's, Hi4 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Feb. II .-Cotton dull: Low middiings,
1875. FLOUR quiet. Wheat quiet and steady: White
choice and amber, S25@ Is; fair to ppime white,
Sz@S2Gt common to prime red, 81 SDG 81 81: red
western, 81 IS0GS2 amber western, S2l0GSe q.
Corn dull and nominal: White southern, IS; yellow
southern, 90; mixed western, 81. Oats firm south
err, t@E; western MINED, 45@G. Rye quiet and
unchanged. Hay unchanged. Provisions quiet and
les buoy ant; Mess pork nominal, s4@sHss. Bulk
meats: Little Offering; shoulders, So: rib sides,
o. Cos clear rib sides, Ga d61S Bacon unchanged
good Jotbing demand: hams, l2's@l5. Lard quiet,
st9s4. Western butter Unchanged. Whisky steady
9eis eraS
NEW YORK, Feb. 1I.-Stocks dull Gold heavy
ia Money frm,7. Exchange long, ga; short, lQs
Governments duu and steaay. =
New YORK, Feb. u.-Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat steady. Corn unchanged.
LONDON, Feb. II, III q. m.-Consols opened at g.
ga for money, and 92 6f97< for account Bonds of
1855, old e9's 1867, 9os; 10 aos, 91s new lives. 49,
Erie. SIS.
FRANKroRT Feb. ll.-Bonds opened at as for the
issue of 1852
PARIS, Feb. n.-Restes opened at s. francs %
confines
LONDON, Feb. II, % p. ms-Bonds Of 1916, old
ga; l561, &; Erie, 524.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-11

The s. "a of the late ex-Emperor Napoleon,
which IS executed in october, 1s69, has be en-
made Z die. The provisions of the win consti-
tinted council regency, the Empress Eugenia
oficiating as president, to be assisted BY Prince
NapoleOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-11

The lovely Roosevelt will vanish from US with
his kindred snow, in March -
Oh! the sn0w, the snow, the beautiful snow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-11

In the New Yosk money market yesterday,
the ruling rate on Call loans> was per cent
gold, the leading government bond dealers
quoting the market per cent. currency Prime
mercantile paper was held ct sai0 p6 ycant
Government bonds were strong, In sympathy
with gold. The stock market, with theexoep-
ton OF Lake Shore, was heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-11
TR9sADALIsl ROSApALIs!

~ROSADALISl ROSADALIS!
Wy Read and despair no longer.
Cor louisville, Va, March 8, 1859
Gssfleuen: Our customers speak in the highest
praise of the merits of Rosadalis.
We have lady living not over fve hundred yards
from store who, account OF an inveterate dis
Of the scalp. had not been able for three
TO comb her hair ths comb, her head be-
ing perfect scst, and who now, after using few
bottles Of Rosadais, dress her hair with fine
comb with perfect freedom from pain. We
will have order your medicine by the gross, i'm or
A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-11
TH JOSEPH J. MAYS n7
M4I PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. VN4I
$50 PENSA. AVE, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH Srs.
$40 900 worth, including all kinds for STREET
nh ENENlNG W EAR. lost
T. A. BOSWELL CO.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
SOUTHEAST CORNER FOUR-AND-A- HALF
STREET AND VIRGINIA AVE
NUE. SOUTHWEST.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
THREE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSES, WATER
AND GAS, SIX ROOMS EACH, street south
between -Four and a half and Sixth streets west
Good terms.
THREE TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES on =
street south, Second street west; four rooms
Price. s 90 each.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, in Howard
University grounds, corner Of Colfax and Sampson
streets. Terms easy.
THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, on B street
south between 10th and llth streets. Terms easy
A TWO-STORf FRAME HOUSE, ON 10th street
west, between and streets, south.
A FARM OF TWO HUNDRED ACRES, in Stat
ford county, Va, for sale exchange for city pro
perty; 100 acres in woodland, good stone quarry,
within three miles Of Brooks Station and one and
half of the Coal Landing
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OF \ GROCERY STORE DOING GOOD
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3l2 SEVENTH STREET,

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CHILDRENsH QsPiTAL AND pisPENsARY,
Supported by voluntary contributions Hospital
tree TO children under Is years ef age. Dispensary
Medicines furnished gratutously. Consulting ply
sicians, Drs. G. Hall, Thomas Miller, c. II Lieb-
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DR. 7 4, Ashford, Surgical Tues'y Thursy, sst,y.
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