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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20

WY TaB sILsbY AGENT DIDN'T ANSWER
THE wAIEK wiTcH's CHALLENGE.
Editor Stats Journal s-rher, appears
a local in yoar daily Of Saturday la re-
gard TO Mr.. Bosch, al agent Of tho Susby
Manufacturing COMPANY, not answering
a challenge the Water Witch Fire Com
pany addressed 10 MIN. Mr.. Bosch,
they well knew, would not answer that
challenge, and they merely done il for
buneonibs. II they were In earnest, why
did they back out OF tine trial with q
slsby engine in town here, the property
Of the R-iiauce Fire Company fhai
arm does not allow It's agents or engineers
to bet. No firm in the UniJed States has
a better pula,ion for honesty and The
manufacture Of good machluery, and they
do not employ disreputaole agents Of
lying engineers. J. F. O'D.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20

CLorHIH
EEr
,aToE DEL
iRANDIEs'
dies s4tJle'
AZ per gale.
1auors by tiN
skVlLLb,,
aeCity HalI
lingiQp, Deb
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20

But so II Is, and so it will be until the
end Of time, uuless-well, might As well
ont with it-uuless the Professor iinds In
his examinations Of craniums some one
peculiarly fitted for my "queer" nature,
who will take me at the Proie' soi E
recommendation, when | shall cnerrfu'iy
consent to become a victim to mattlwonJ
in order to further the progress Of seience
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20

finally sent this ardent admirar ont
to canvass for my book. He spent ms
commission and $50 Of my money lnen
got "stuck" In a country town, and
wrote 10 me for assistance. But let
him stick. This disgustcd hlia' He
wrote me fareSell letter iniorMing ne
ia an utderIlu,d sentence that ap. tar
ances arc often deccitiul. At last &C.
counts ho was much thinner w Dc. tl 'l
ever. Perhaps my readers VII. be sur
/ yrlscd that after having three iuch ardent
] admirers | am still
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-25
POLL TAX,
PACK TRAINS.

Z. RAVELI, THANKFUL. TO MIN.
ing gsuperintendents and others for
past favors, respectfully advises his
friends that i'll future he can be found at
Sua.on COS. The method of doing
business pursued by his former employ.
ers not being satisfa ctory, he has gone
INTO another house, where his old Gus.
toners VIII be treated in such a manner
as VIII give them entire satiiaction,
racklng ores and wood cont racted for on
reasonable terms. and promptly attend.
ed to. | am the authorized n cent OF All
pack trains in the district.
j. G. khNFII,
au.o.f With Seatch y Io.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-25
kHA DAILY SENTINEL.
surp EVERY MORNING, MONDAYS
EXCEPTED, BY
10 w. Gas SlDY.

n,pys OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Irv. one year, by mail.:;........Si5 90
- ,iy months. by mail....... 5 90
three months, by mall. . 90
~, forwarded until paid for.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-25
DR.. T. DETER

HAS REMOVED TO THE BUILDING
IL adjoining the La GRANGE saloon.
Our Hathing apartments have been 70.
fitted, making them the best in town.
10 those who have favored us with a
share OF their patronage We return our
thanks, and respectfully solicit contin.
uance of the same.
In connection with the above establish.
ment, DR.. Deter has private apartments
for the reception of those who are afflict.
ed. Medicines manufactured from pun
vegetation. Cures guaranteed.
Sl9-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-25
NOTICE.
REGULAR MEETINGS.

yu>IE MEETlNGSOF me.
h Krbpkah Charity Degree Lodge 1. "
O. T., will be held until 1urther NOTICE On
Uonr of mcctingTh o'clock p. m. so-tl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-25
CONSOLIDATED AND RICH
MOND MINFSl

If you are affected with cough and
wish to be cured of the same, use 7. Def.
TER'S COUGH TONIC.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-25
sagebrush News.

the Virginia Enterprise, Oct. 22.l
,rurR BIG THING IN QUICK
John Il. Winters and Lew
.in of this place, returned day
ya.terlav from an expedition
southern part OF California,
or they went in search of a
;lver mine. They were eni-
snccessful in their search, not
PsnJinr the mine but finding
hast sanguine anticipations far
Ssd bv the reality. Leaving
Irancisco. they took 4 branch of
bnthern Pacific Railroad to Sole
kthenre took Il team 1i5 miles
IN San Luis ObISpo, and from
hIace to their mine. They had
tbem the original diScovcrer of
bine, therefore had no trouble i'll
% il The diScovcrer is man
b7s had considerable experience
ninr and prospecting for quick
and has discovered three or
,nineS beside the one of which
r. now speaking. This one he
Eert'' l!,''' "To'i, ~, ,,aS nnnaS;nn,1Iy vi.it
NM ,1'o, i'o If waS ali rirht Init
1 remained TO do any work on it.
yronpings are described as being
lliSe' anu. anu ',,n ann,tt tha Iaad sho,,
ioa' to'N ;nraI'a. e unnn Inin,
p o., VI Tha nsrtv Ior.tod M
n ,l,,. opr"ii law. nf t,nnGresS and we
lt new .ohi'l"d i m aHaut all thnv
III. %i,iN ,rLa,. ~ , n,,ty Of ,n,n
=. ll'."' ~ 1o,.aISn tbair load whinh
n =: " Wv, w :, ta tln lola i,inr Lon3
peii.iv .i.i..;r,.nr Iond.
qui0NS''' =
frrT.NG SCRAPE.-Ie esterdav af-
Ion. little before / O'Clock, Jack
les and man known as " Beau
Ii had some words on North &
], in the vicinity of the Palace
)n, when SippleS gave Beaure-
Ia serious cut in the lower part OF
Ibdomen with the small blade Of
)knite which he held III his hand.
|knife inflicted Il wound a out
! inches in length, but only cut
] Igh 10 and did not penetrate the
|brane incloSing the intestines.
b being cut. Beauregard went
the Palace Saloon. and, showing
GOund, SAID Well, I'm liked
(one for at last and thea request
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-18
THE WEATHER
wAR DsrARIMESI, 0ees Of Cssq SisssI QGe~,l

WAR DEPARTMENT, OGcs Of Cass( SigsAI QHev,l
WASHINGTON, September IS, 1873, lO:S0 0. m,
SYNOPSIS FOE THE PAST TwKNTy-FOUR HOuRa.-
The storm center, on Wednesday morning over
Dakota, is now north Of Lake Huron. L. was pre-
ceoed by brisk and high south to east winds cloudy
weather and rain the northwest and upper
lake region, but is now followed by westerly to
noftherly winds, partly cloudy weather and occa-
siopal rain from Illinois and Lake Michigan west
ward Light to fresh northeast and east winds and
partly cloudy weather have prevailed over the South
lima TO Florida and Alabama The tenn perature is
very low from Minnesota to Wyoming territory.
PRoBABILITIEs.-For New England, the pressure
will diminish with fresh and occasional brisk south
erly WINDS, veeriDg to westerly, generally cloudy
weather and occasional light rain. For the middle
states, freeh and occasional brisk winds, partly
cloudy weather and probably occasional light rain
For the South Atlantic and gulf states east of the
Mississippi gentle and fresh northeast to southeast
winds, generally cloudy weather and rain. For
Tennessee and the Ohio valley, y cloudy weather
and winds veering to fresh and brisk westerly to
northerly to night, with occasional in the lat
weather, ram areas and brisk southerly winds,
yeeriDR to west and northwest to- night with clear
ing weather. For the upper lake region, Minne-
sofa and Iowa, northerly to westerly winds, dimin-
lshfng In force, and clear and clearing weather.
Low temp allure will prevail to- night from Mime
sofa, Iowa and northern Missouri eastward over the
lake region, with frost. Cautioaary signals con-
tinue at Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo,
Rochester and Oswego.
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer In the business room OF TIE
STAR ONCE registered to-day follows:-a O. M, g.
10 q M, 69; II m, II: Z y. m. a.
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EVENING STAR.
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
THTRsDAY.......Se September Is, Is73
Suspension of Jay Cooke q Co.

weregret to announce the temporary suspen-
sion of Jay Cooke & Co., bankers, with the
First National bank an adjunct Of the above
house. We are glad to learn from well-inforned
persons that the suspension will be but tenn
porsry, il beng caused by the overlooking of
the firm with Northern Pacific railroad bonds
The firm having furnished very large amount
in the construction Of the road, and being I'M
able to dispose Of the securities, was compelled
to suspend. The firm is a very wealthy one,
and will doubtless soon right itself. The sus-
pension does not extend to the London house,
which is in good condition, with large sur
plus.
This suspension arises from the cause above
alluded to, and should not affect any other than
those Immediately connected with it. As it has
been rumored that the difficulties of Jay Cooke
6 Co. were partly due to their having under
taken to carry District securities. it is proper to
say that they have never dealt in them in any
manner, for the now quite evident reason that
they were occupied to the extent OF their re-
sources in their Northern Pacific railroad con-
tracts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-18

The theatrical critics of the New York papers
endorse Salvini, the lately-arrived Italian ira
gedian, as fully meeting public expectation in
the quality of his perfoI mances. Now, If some
reliable authority would only endorse the critics
we could tell where we stand with respect to
the merits OF the new candidate for favor. As
1t is, the matter still remains in doubt.
And, by the way, the epithet-eIoquence OF
these same critics should not be lightly slurred
over. The great Metropolitan papers always
vie with each other in illustrating the extent Of
their vocabulary resources on occasions of this
sort, and il is hard this time to decide who bears
off the hoDors. The Tribune critic is perhaps q
little ahead. He declares that Salvini's delinea-
ton of "the horrible agonies of the Moor" was
"the perfection Of frenzied agony" There
is a tiger latent in his blood" says the Tribune
critic. "He has the Oriental state and the
massive grandeur" His stage business was
"new and startling" but sit was his indentif-
eaton with the passionate frenzy that most
thrilled and awed u.s."
The World critic comes pretty well up to the
mark, though little tame by the side of him
Of the Tribune. He says that Salvini has s'elec-
tric intensity" but a leetle too much "momen-
tum." ''In the fourth act he rises to pitch Of
ferocious grandeur that is almost appalling. He
glsres upon Iago with the fury of a maddened
lion; his actions, his very tones betrsy the ami
NAL ready to spring" and so on.
The Herald does it up rather loftily. and tells
us that Salvini's genius is generic, not recep-
tive" and that he 'has not given us a few
shifting phases of thought and feeling, but has
caused thought and feeling tremendously to CO.
work"
This is very line, but rather too high-iown
fer the masses, who can very well understand
what you mean when you tell them an actor is
Ike a tiger, or a maddened lion, in Oriental
state, maSsive grandeur, and frenzied agony,
but don't appreciate the lingo about genius that
is not receptive but generic, and coworks with
thought and feeling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-18

BALTIMORE, Sept. Is Virginia Sc, consolidated
slS; West yirRinia's, ll1l bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Sept. l8.-Cotton weak-low mid
dlinssG74. Flour active and steady W heat firm and
ac,ive-white choice, 50; fair to prime do al $50
LIS; choice amber, S17e@l 80; good to prime red
81 60; common to fair do, l.6J; Ohio and Indiana
DO, S1to@l IS; Penn.yly ania, 81 55Gl70 Corn
mixed western firmer, 631s. Oats active-southerp,
E@E; western mixed. 4i@45: do. white, 46dH. Rye
In good dsmsnd-ss@9O. Hay unchanged Pro-
visions unehanges. Lard which Is frmer ,sX Coffee
Iv Ehi1sy ss%9 Western butter bare
NEW YORK, Sept. 1S-Stocks very active, but
ysry ieyerish at lower prices. Gold, H. Money, Z;
Exehenge, long, 618; short, ga. Governnr nts dull
NEW YORK, sept. lS.-Ffonr shade firmer Wheat
l@3c better. Corn better and with ;ecided change.
INV nosk, sept; ISGGold opened at nh.
LONDON, Sept. IS, .. m.-The discount demand
I'VE ,9IA.
PARIS, s. pit 1s.-The specie in the Bank Of France
has increased fO0 eco francs during the past week
Rentes 81 francs, TX confines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-18
AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Erenfng Post, in reviewing the
general situation of railroad stocks In the Wall
street markets, and anticipating the future
says; Taken altogether, the general situation
presents every indication OF increased prosper
ity In the future, and no one should be fright
eDed because Wall-street Spectators use these
comparatively trifiing railroad troubles to dis
turb the markets and cause depression. Money
continues easy. The stock market Is weak and
government bonds quiet but steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-18

FOR SALE.
0SE 81 OCTAVE PIANO, in good order, will
" be sold very low. Apply to 1888 Columbia
street, between and Q stress. sepis-3t-
EOR SALE, CHEAP-Two due HORsEs, one a
very last trotter, , HARNESS and Bug ~
~, NIL sell separately IuQure az NJ IN
JNpps Jewelry Store, 415 7th ST, bet. d NN
sne .epls-3t-
E0R sALE-The STOCK and FINTUREs Of a
i GROCERY and LIQUOR STORE. Apply at
SUI v street southeest. sepH-A
EOR sALE-A STOVE (a Latrobe,J a. good a.
I new. Price SIS. inquire Ala 9th st. sspl6 S.
EoR SALE.wHITB LEGHORN Co0KERELs
u 81 Connecticut; premium stock, (single combs
Price 81 each. Apply, aftert D. m, At ~ Fsyette
street, corner OF Sh st,Georgetown u. G. sepi6 81
A QUARTER OF A SQUARE OF GROUND
"A FOR SALE, having q frontage Of 2sO feet, hy
depth OF les feet only square from the CoIuu-
bia railway. Price Is cents foot go cash: bal
anoe in one, two, three and four Years, at six per
cent interest. Apply 70 NJ. NJ. RoHRER, 5I3
7th street. saniS n
TOR SALE CHEAP-HURsE, WAGON -
y and HARNESS, Sl50 cash; or viii trade IN
the wagon for q cart; or sell each Sc parately GA
INQUIRE OF Nj. WH1PPLE, TAO iSh street north
west after 3p.m auraO
FOR sALE-A BLACK PONBY, Q feet high;
either for riding or for q light buggy No
<tIo n Sc, pet Ath and 18th SITS. sugl6
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LOST AND FOUND.


II 0ST-On the 10Th instant, on 18th or q strata
II southeast, red striped SHAWL. Please re-
turn to cog, corner 9Th and streets soutbeast and
receive the thanks of the owner. Its
7 OST-Lady's Russia leather POCKE C.BOOK.
IL with small amount Of money and two r street
car tickets, coming from 18th street. on n thronob
Lafayette SaSsre, t1 18th street and PennsyIvana
same at w. 9. TsEL'S, 935 Pa ave. sepis ats ''
hog LOsT-A yellow SCOTCH TERRIER.
- about six months old, with tip of taiie
cut. liberal reward will be paid for his,S@
return to nos st. northwest. sepi7. St..
STRAYED AWAY.On the ilth inst, a small
- black and white PIG. liberal re- IT1
waro fill be given II returned to No llON -
X ST., pet LIST and New Jersey ave. sH So NN~
GCS REMARD-For . small black and tan
I, WITH Pup, and no ques.
house last Friday sfts rnoon ,l2th inst
Mr.. DAN ORDEN, l1O3 O atreet
sepH-S' Between llth and nth SITS, northwest
I BOOK, containing one a mo
- note and one 9e1 note also, some Receii c r.
so will be paid for its de livery to o, o. SAIIEP
No. goo New yersey ayenne. sepls a..
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BOARDING.

A LADY WISHES BOARD IN PRIYATE
"A family. whore she could give instruction on The
ces given and required. Address = M s1s vast
Lexington street, Baltimore, Md. sepIs
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, IN A QUIET
house; coy winter quarters; BOARD n desired
Terms moderate to desirable parties ii3I lin
sIoo., .ceL -. sepl7-St-
II 0OMe AND BOARp-severaI yery fin,
1 KooM Ms nieeiy furnished, with first class
~ AAv~ IAN street, sepl6-3tk
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE

LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
JUST RECEIVED:
Ladies Iron .frame Hose, elastic and heavy, for
Fall and Winter, 8 pair for 81.
Gent super stout British Half Hose, pair for 81
Ladies Merino Vests, 81.
Ladies Merino Pants, 81.
Gents Merino Shirts and Drawers, al each,
Good Merino Shirts, 81 cents.
Ladies' l0tuck Skirts, handsome Chemises, Draw
ers. Gowns, &C., at 81.
Three superior quality Handkerchiefs for 81
The well known A. ID. Corset at 81, retals not less
than 81 Is.
Handsome Scarfs, 20 cents.
Leather and Velvet Belts al IS and 80 cents.
Splendid quality OF Suspepders at 20 cents.
A SAVING OF FROM rs TO SO CENTS ON
THE DOLLAR GUARANTEED TO YOU.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

E9R sALE.Thst beautiful block % BUILD
IL INCS on n street, corner Of fh northwest, fs
offered for sale upon the most liberal terms. IN
point OF construction location and appearance they
are unsurpassed BY any private residences IN the
city. They have al the modern improvements. such
as marble msntes, marble-tOp Stationary wish
stands throughout, hot and cold water furnaces,
ranges dumb walters butler pantries, linen rooms.
sfsionary vssh tubs, speaking tubes water closets,
and every other regnisits pertstning 20
Ith street and Louisiana avenue. sue.o -Sm
Eos RENT-A comnodious REsIDENoE 90 Q
street, next to corner OF N, northwest. IL hiss
recently been thoroughly repaired, and possesses
every convenience, and 10 admirably suited for q
private residence for large family. For further
ini9rmation apply to Mrs. GEORGE PARKER. No.
S3s street northwest. augli-lm
EQR ALE-A large and handsoms DIV Killing
honsk, 22o street northwest; pressed brick
frent. with brownstone trtmmings And porch Main
building 1sxS; back building BxN. Lately built
Tor me in the most substantial manner by Entwistle
Barron, now in perfect order IL has ali The mod
ern improvements, and finished Handsomely inside.
Located on one OF the handsonest squares in the
city; street completed with wooden pavement and
parked Will be sold very cheap and on very favor
able terms. Apply to 3. II. BACON, Grocer, I0s
Market SPACE. jyH
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~ PERSONAL.
NApAME MARITIME, Spiritual and Brsin,ss
~ Medtnn, can be consulted at No 1908 st.
horthMest Sittings 10 a. m. to p. m. sepls 81
MADAME FLORENCE, the CSle57afed C7oI,roy.
W dnf, Is unequaled in telling the past present,
anu future OF your life In causing speedy
bringing the separated together, and poihtino ont
the sure way OF success in life In matters OF bust
ness neI ADVICE IS invaluable She gives universal
satlsiaction; none ever regret consulting her SAT-
sIacuon given, or no pay. Can be consulted at her
Farlors, NO. 9I3 9Th street northwest. sep4-3
OBSTACLES TO MAKRIAGE.
HAPPY RELIEF FOR 70 UN6 MEN.-sen,
Tree In sealed letter envelopes Address, HOWARD
AsSOClATIOH, Phil delphis, Pa, IAN Instituted
having o high reputation for honorable conduct
anu ProIeeslonaI skill. jy7Sm
~ THE GREATEST DISCOVERY
OF THE WORLD.
by All diseases are cured. No medicines used, and
no laying on OF hands. Taught BY Mrs. J. b. Ell
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HOUSEFURNISHING ARTICLES

HO USEFURNISHING ARTICLES:
Handsome Chromos, framed; large Landscape and
Flower Pieces; Square and Oval Picture Frames
Looking Glasses; Corner Brackets; Side Brackets
Cleck Brackets; Book Shelves; Pa per Racks; Towel
Racks: II at Racks; Book Slides; Music Stands, &C ,
ranging from Is cents to 81.
bohemian Glass Vases, Boquet Holders, Spittoons,
lard Receivers, Cologne Sets, Parian Bri-ts ard
Vases, latch Safe,, 6c., ranging from Is cents to
Six Clear Glass Goblets for 80 cents.
Blk Steel Table Knives and six Forks for 81.
Plated Table Spoons. Tea Spoons, Forks, Butter
Knives, Casters, Gall Bells, Salt Cellars, &C.
Six Table Mats for 81.
Knife Boxes, fine Tea Trays, Bre ad Trays from
Is cents to 81.
Swiss Clocks at 81, warranted.
Albums Work Boxes and Work Baskets, Rustic
Hanging Baskets, &c.
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MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
E.WELLs, A. M, NJ. D.-Espectal attention
-. given % Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women.
Omce; sos East Capitol ST. Hours: 8 to 10 a. m;
3to Pm. sepE 81
nR: LEON, ConSnlfiss Physicida, eII i4th
street, above III. Hours, 10 to Il, 2to 4, and to
3; specialties-Female complaints and cutaneous
oiseases. sepl6-lm-
nR: JANE WILSON has REMOVED 10 5I3 Ith
- street, between K and + streets northwest, and
has pleasant rooms for ladies wishing medical treat
ment ane the best OF attendance. sepe-2ws
MADAM ROSS, fhe CELEBRATED DocfyeSs and A.
A'A uoiogt, has returned to this city, after an alb
sence OF some tfme and Will be pleased to see her
old friends, and all others desiring to consult her
She is now located at sl9 l4h street northwest and
is the only lady endowed with the natural gin Of
revealing the part aid foretellDg the future. Her
advice In business is Invaluable. She respectfully
invites all to call and be convinced OF her great
powers. As the Madsns stay 10 limited, all who
nifty. sens sws
Nj BIS. H. J. FRENCH, OF PHILADELPHIA.
Ni the celebrated Reliable Clairy ant PHYSICIAN
and Test Medium, has located at 1918 New York
avenue once hours-l0 q. m. to D. m. Engage
ments can be m ade for evenings. leli-ly
FEMALE DISEASES Of ali kinds treated De
scribe case ana enclose &s; advice aud raedi.
cine will be sent. Address Mrs. Dr. THOMPSON
No S4e North 18th street, Pbiisdelphia in-HlTs
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rFREGIsTRArION NOTICE.
TO TIE VOTERS OF THE DISTRICT OF co.
LUMBIA.

As required by the "act in relation to the regis
trafiOn Of voters In the District OF Columbia,
proved June d, ISIS, the Board Of Registration for
the District Of Columbia will hold sessions daily Eek
Of each day, con mencng on MONDAY, September
2, and ending with "WEDNESDAY, October 8, 1873,
At their in the Executive Building, Invest
corner q Pennsy lvApia and 18th north
west, Washington, d. o., where all persons pos
se-sirg the necessary qualifications, not hereto
the age Of twenty years since the Last election
and those who will attain that age before the
lAh day Of October next, and all persons who were
previously registered and have changed their resi-
denes from one Legislative district to another and
VII Rave resided therein thirty days immedi steiy
ding the 18th day Of October next, and a. per-
sOns who have been naturslized, and whose natural.
lzsnon papers have matured, must present them
selves before the Board and have their names prop
erly registered.
. Persons no were registered at the last registra.
ion and have not changed their residence from one
LeelsIative district to another since, need NOT
ssppeM before the board, as By the terms Of the
cited the egistrstion Of voters for the
general election Of ISIS, SUBJECT 10 sucn CHANGE
sii s VI as are made neeepsry by the pro-
hsons on ssld act ." =. ne e.ses above ms1tione6
living knowledge % the death Of or re-
toyel from the district Of citizen, are requested
toreport the same TO the bard.
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