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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

LOUISVILLE, KY, December q, ls74
this oct until 10 oaeE a. m Tebr u IL (
for furnishing. for tho use Of the United stated
Is %s
500 barrels "A No. extra family Flour" barrels
Is barrels fSncy Flour. barrels full headlined. :,
SSS pounds prime navy or medium beans In bar
ans pounds prime Carolina rice, in barrels. fun
ASH pounds prime Rio coffee, in sacks.
100 pounds Oolong tea In l0-pound caddies.
100 poundsegunpowder tea, in lo-pound csddies.
~. ~ ~ pounds sugar, equal In quality to Stewards
81 gallons pure cider or whisky vinegar. in bar
TIE ends the vinegar to have neutrlizing strength
Liipounds best quality star candles, in boxes,
q IL pounds best quality family soap, I'm boxes,
SIS pounds Of salt, clean and dry, In barrels.
o SSses
or
81 pounds prime old Government Java coffee, Il
ca pounds graduated sugar, in barrels, sodhd
s.iions golden syrup, in one gallon tin cans,
with tin screw shoppers,
IL cans IN seas. OF s.1rsls
pound. pure leaf lard, In wooden buckets or
esmpies e ISe stores to accompany the bids. ~
soss p to Gs 5cSdsd n o.
Propossls for different articles must be on apa-
. More Or less than the quantity advertised may be
accepted AID ne right reserved g reject any BID
g s ss sa
encs sto.es.n Blank forms and fqythss ipfSFna-
G .Ss fni sns ~ az Dep.
: Commtssar- n Main street. taO
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ATTEMPTED KZRENURDER.
EX-POLICEMAN BOYLE SHOOTS HIS
WIFE.

Ex-Offcer James Eoylc, about u o'clock yes
terdsy, entered the store of his fatherin-law, Mr.
Sherry, corner of Second and B streets northwest
where his late wife (she having obtained divorce
last weekly was sitting with her mother, and re-
marked to the former that he would get even with
her, and without any further warning presented a
pistol and fired. He was about to repeat the shot
when Mrs. Sherry interposed, and he left, walk
ing up Second street. DR.. Page made an exami-
nation, and discovered that the ball had taken
effect in the right shoulder, and inflicted only
slight wound. Boyle was shortly aftcrward ar
rested by Detectives Sargent and McElfresh, and
taken to police headquarters.
pated Of late and was In the habit Of abusing HIS
wife at times. Some months since she made an
tRat She Was IN not safe in his COMPANY. She alter
wards withdrew the application, but he continued
to annoy and abuse her SO that she had several
under bonds to keep the peace. He attributes ali
his difficulties to the prosecution by his wife be-
fore the Police Court. When asked last night at
swered that he had not eatendor nine days, and
thought he would see how long he could live
without food. He appeaIed to be in that maudlin
by constant drinking and abstinence from food.
At late hour last night the injury to Mrs. Boyle
had developed no fatal symptoms.
army, before he came to this country Here he
enlisted in the artillery service in the United
States army, and served in the war Of the rebel
lion, and afterwards on the frontier. Amer his
term of enlistment expired he was appointed on
the police force Of this city April II 1867, and was
regarded as Q faithful and efficient officer with
the single exception of his taste for drink and for
which re was finally dismissed August "a, ls72
The record CT the Police Court shows that he was
to jail In default Of bonds September
l. 1873, for threats against his wife, and was re-
leased October 20 on his personal bonds. On Oc-
t6ber Is he was again committed on the same
charge, and released December u ON bonds OF
k2O0 'l'
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| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r,asroad syv,Sn; also The
great vafse Of ya}ioas nstional State, and npni-
opal work IN vhick mistakes have bsen made, n.
Of prpPsr: instsnstioa.' - 49, -. " ~ -
sanitary eneineefine IVES also alluded q, and
IT LetAam and Dr.. Beale, eminent English aa-
proper system Of sanitary engineering would save
IN England one hundred Thousand Hives ivory
yeNs5; :. IN.
value q .Se u: si, sns net sbs
was shown BY the exp6sure Of certain mining
who received his tfenin0 in one Of these instita-
tons Also q regards IL working Of various iron
and sSsi mines n ysrssui parts e The country
ginning TO provide. stre1 vas laid On the fsct
o. present. day e Srs Great II
the buildings now erecting viii within twenty
years be considered eye sores and be swept away.
subject; sitsr Hsf tAs necessity Of instruSsios IN
tho arts q desigz He eoatraeted the value given
g many foreign hhEicl by cultiveting taste and
which arc eqaally - good in material, but lack:
laws requiring instruction ii nee hand drawing
revelations Of the census Of 1870 showing that
Massachusetts, sees the need Of spreading taste
troll Of the marEet for yarious faSr3cs. Social
science was referred 70, especial reference being
made to the problem Of pauperism, crime and
He nsxt Referred to and laid 9rest Stress on The
substitution of lectures, with frequent exsmina-
text Books. ''e"A VI ~'''''' "'''''' ''A
The other method was dweltupon, and he spoke
Of the Of the laboratory in connection with the
various sciences. The speaker then took up the
second part OF his subject, the relation Of the
nation and the Stnte to scientific and Industrial
education. He took up President Elliott's argu-
nent made before the ASSOCIATION a itslast nest
ing, and showed that tnflividuaa munfhcence,
great as insufficient to do what IL required
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RAILROADS.
RALrIM0RE AND ONO R1MiR0AD:


PULLMAN PARl.oR CABS for baltimore .,
- =" !. , n, .aa ~ s9s e1s Z; 4sxiNs
For Bsiinorss .;isAoa. ssops-As $40 and 900 p.
T "a ~ Law e. 7 ss At ss .sa NJ,
'na 81 ia 81 t "a ' Ba FL; & ri
XsapaHssHahRR w a nAIS LINZ M
Ates1 m. and S:p p. NJ, except Sunday.
'SA sfssa IL f vi
'os shf 7S2fSEiiss SkSNsA VIA NET.
nIIamI..isonSaIs :ss >. M and sssan.on early the
~.. koR ELLIcorr,s MILL.
~ s:4s g. and $50 and s'4Sp. M. except Sun
'4 4R.N feaHTrs RoHS AS dS
Leave Y:sSnssesn e SIS ~ = m and7:is ,--a
60 through SiihGsI SssstfEs q e.
e g Chicago and
f'it'ours At 7'sss b n NNXfoL1s.
A'so. "a i1 So SIS NoRRti5 fss not on Sunday
ros lois u u 1 Rse$ e ssrsst INTERMEDIATE
; s. = ! X
.IsS,Ss: 90: g 6 a. m. and 7:s p m., daily,
Through ticEets 70 the West can be had at the
Washington Station Ticket Once 1t all hours Of tho
day; ALEC. % The Conpany's ONCE, ~ Pennsyiva-
Psssenseis purchasing tickets at the Avenue once
az g
eI ~ n !~ n's sss Boston ~ I'd
'eru'emen'~ ~ THOs. r. SHARP.
Master Of Transportatiou.
L. u. COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. KOONTZ,
nov3 General Agent, Washington.
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TRADES UNION.

MEETING OF CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The central committee Of the Trades Union met
last evening at Mechanics hall; Mr.. George H.
Lovelass, president, in the chair, and Brooks N.
Edponston secretary. - /
Mr.. Oliphant, from the committee appointed to-
wait on the President and Secretary Of the Treas
ury, reported that they had performed that duty
and received every encouragement that the
charges made against the supervising architect
would be looked into and thoroughly examined.
The delegates from the Plasterers' and Paint,
ers associations stated that the constitution pre-:
pared by the central committee had been adopted
by their respective unions and they were ready
to pay their proportion Of the tax to support the
committed.
Tho adoption Of the platform and rules asa
whole was laid over for two weeks in order to a.
low the other trade organisations an opportunity
to take action upon them. ..H.. Z
MIR. Oliphant was added to the COMMITTEES to
wait on the President In the interest Of the labor
ing men. In connection with Mr.. Spohn; from the
Entional Association Of Byicklayers.
Tue committee then adjourned.
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DENNSYLvANIA AIR LINE .
PHiIAbELnMIA,

.-. NEW. YORK,
AND ALL POINTS II tn TIE NEW ESGiHN6
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT eHA SSkk or CARS.
The equipment on this line Is new and Of the most
iP2iSEeS Cans ON DAY TRAINS
PULLMAN fA NiGHT TFkk ktEEsSG CARS ON
fHsB BALI Ptf E9sErt sGsDA
q sissS ana
East East line. Leave washington At 500 T. m. daily,
Leave Baltimore At s:aa. m. daily, except Sum
Leave West Philadelphia at lis p. m. daily, ex-
kTive q New York at $40 p. m. daily, except
Riehnond express, leave Washington at las p. m.
Leave s1f sasimoTs Il s.4sp M daily, except sun
Leave West Philadelphia at s.pp m.
Arrive at New York 10 1910 D. m.
Night express, leave Washington at soe p. m.
o1Lls leave Baltimore At 1913 p. m. daily.
Arrive TRAINS RETURNfSG.
Fast line, leave New York % s:s5 q. IN.
kieh%ona sa1e se. Yoi. as,., D. m
Arrive At Washington at II as p. m.
HS. isSSs S 81 xs.s ns
on ssY and
road, Erie railway, and steamers on Hudson river.
rafs As low as BY any other route ,o,.,.
scH Sa .nd g
Pennsylvsnia svenne;. northeast corner Of Sixth
Baltimore and Potomac rairoaS corner Sn six.h and
jv2A-f General PASSENGER Agent.
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I have rare opportunity to invest money,
either on good real eetste security for long time
at ten Per cent, or on collaterals Tor short time
at higher rate Of interest.
The Intrinsic value Of real estate centrally
located In this city, and the facility which our
laws give fer prompt collection, In case of nom
payment Of both interest and principal, render
long investments, with semi-annuol interest, re-
liable for income.
Coupon notes will be made, where desired,
with Interest payable January and July.
Full particulars and forms furnished on appli-
cation. B. H. WARNER,
Real Estate Broker,
729 Seventh street.
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LONDOy,S WATER SUPPLY.

The district under the charge of the London
Board Of Water Works contains 3,62o, 900 persons.
More than half Of the water supply the metrop
oils comes from the Thames, taken from the river
above Teddington, where the tideway ceases, the
remainder from the Lea and from springs. 1t is
supplied by eight companies, four of which have
their works north Of the Thames and three ON the
south. Tho average daily supply during the
month Of November was Ito s14 900 gallons; but
diminishes. II appears to have reached its maxi
mum in July aed August, when the quantity
sSs Of go ooo nav Be fsiriy taken SS The yesr
FROM this 1t fol lows that the daily consumption
throughout the twelve months, equal to az gal
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POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

MEETING OF THE BOARD YESTERDAY.
The Board Of Metropolitan Police Commits
sionefs at their meeting yesterday, among other
business transacted the following: Charles Steers
was appointed an additional private for twelve
months at the Agricultural department. Mr..
DARRELL also, additional private for six months
at the art gallery. Applications for liquor
license from Henry Steuben and WIN. Clements
were refused. The following was adopted:
Resolved, That no application for o license
which has been disapproved since the first day of
November last, and not since reconsidered and
approved, shall hereafter be reconsidered and ap-
proved excspt BY tho unanimous consent Of the
board. 80
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Auditors certificates for sale.
, Choral class to be organized.
DR.. Clark Johnson's Indian blood syrup.
Third term Of the Misses Perley's select school,
Petition Of Rufus A. Wilder in the U. s. Patent
Office.
A superior stock Of carriages at Robert h. Ora
ham's.
Great bargains In furniture at Green & vii
liams'.
Tie Artificial Stone Company of the District Of
Columbia.
Trial Of organ In the church Of the Incarnation
postponed.
W. J. Florence ct the National theatre Mon.
day evening.
Holden d Spence will sell to-day, at 10 q NJ,
large assortment Of clothing.
The sale by B. H. Warner Of desirable two
Story dwelling No. ia Seventh street, is post
poned until Monday, February Q, at4p.
Green and Williams will sell on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 10, at 4 2. M, desirable improved property
on Columbia street, between Rhode Island ave.
nue. and street northwest.
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RALrIMORE AND POToMACRAILROAD
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH and STREETS


rk&iSs IE&%E f iSti TR&JSs, ,xEksiiSs VI AT
80 :. n, EI@irs Mail, s:ls :. M, New TorS E1-
SO DAY., !. s.sssgs Y YSqs e: S
pres, daily, except Sun mon, daily, except sun
SIS 6aaly, Accommod.- Ssh Z. M, Baltimore Ex-
ton. press, except Sunday.
Ss:o and VEST ks:s d IH1e 'o Line Fast
exceptSunday: I'D p. M, Accommoda-
LIS p. m, New York Ex- ton, Southern Mall,
pres, except Sunday. daily, except Sunday.
except Sunday. Hress, daily, except SUM-
natl, Ioaisviiie South 81 >. NJ, Aecommoda-
daily, except Sunday: tIoh, except Sunday.
ton sac.ps sandays Basmore dai;, s9
s:oe 2. M, Daily New eept SUNDAY, from West
s:1 p. m, Pacific e. II :os p. M, Southern Ex-
PRESS 'an'. Ir:a, New YORK Express,
except Sunday.
Trains leaving W Washington at s:3S D. m. and $50
p. m. connect at Bowie with trains for Pope's
irving at Pope's Greek at l:5s and ia D. N.
Trains leaving Washington at 500 and S:5s O. m.
and $50 y: m. connect n Odenton with trains for
sso ,. N. connect q BOWIE with trsins leaving
Pepe's Greek 2:l3 and TO p. m.
Passeneers leaving their orders at Ticket Once,
northwest corner Thirteenth and Pennsylvania ave-
at hotels and RESIDENCES TO all points North and
west Through tickets to Clncfnnasi, Columbus,
Indianapolis, Louisyilies 81: Louis, New Orleans,
1@''' =. T.. DUBXRRY, Gen. Superintendent.
Z. 8. YOUNG. Gen. PASSENGER Agent.
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DEATH OF, MRS. WALBRIDGF.


The social world of the national capital received
q sad shock yesterday by the announcement Of
the sudden death, shout 10 o'clock in the morning.
at lpgleside, Of Mrs. General Wslbridge, Of
apoplsxy. This most estimable lady had . large
circle q acquaintance, and her elegant house was
the scene Of some Of the most delightful reunions
Of the frsquenters OF social gatherings 1t was
only few days since she entertained large com
coufse Of which, she was overcous BY excitement
and fatigue. She soon recovered, however and
her friends Saw In itno CAUSE Cor immediate appre
tension, although this attack had been preceded
last year by similar ono more serious In appear
snce and of longer endurance.
Mrs. Walbridge, feeling q we'll 9, usual ysster-
pany with Mrs. Phillips, for whom she sat upon
the sofa waiting, whom she was seized by death,
and Immediately expired. She leaves her daugh.
ter, Mrs Phnlips, andItMo grand-ehildren a. the
only survivors Of family q ten, By which she
wslbridge viii be sadly misssd and deeply
mourned by . lHge circle Of attached friends. TOf
an amiable disposition, genial and cultivated man.
ners, generous, waxni- hearted and benevolent In
high degree, she was deeply beloved by all who
knew her. az. = -Flg-T -.---TH- -9-v. =
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TOE MOUNT VERNON.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFF
PairrI An ME La. 10

UNITED STATES ENGINEER oFFIcEl
PORTLAND, ME-, Jan. g, 1874. =
Proposals viii be received ut this Office until 10
O'Clock q. IN. on TB RSDAY, the 18th day Of Fen
ruary next for 75.o COO cubic yards, less, %
Dor, 4lass. -
Persons desiring to make proposals for this work
are requested to apply to the undersigned at his
Office. No. II ClApp's block Congress Street, Port
land Me-. at No. Buiinch street. Boston, Mass,
for specifications and further INFORMATION concern.
ing the same. GEO. TIIOM,
Lieut.. Col. Of Engineers, Bvt. Brig. Gen. U. 8. A.
taI9
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MR. GASSA WAY AGAIN.
WHO PUBLISHED THE HUNTINGTON
LETTER?

The following was handed to us yesterday:
To the Editor Of the National Republican:
SIR: In reference to certain commentsin your pa
per Of to-day, and act Of simple Justice 10 my
self, will yoa publish the following card in your
Issue Of tomorrow. Very truly, yours,
+. II. GAssAwAY.
wAsuISGToN, D. c., Jan. q, 1874.
Mr.. Frank Gdssdicdy:
DEAR Sin: In compliance with your request
write this note Of explanation with permission to
give such publicity to II as you desire.
l was, aSy6n state in your letter published this
morning IN the Chronicle Of this city, the custo-
dian Of the Huntington letters referred to, and
take great pleasure in stating that the "copies'
referred to In the same letter were allowed by me
to be made, under . mistake and without your
knowledge and that you are In no wise RESPONSE
BILE for the same or for their subsequent publica-
tion. vefy respectfully, yours,
]. VAN RIswICK.
What was J. Van Riswick to do with them
How did they come into his possession ?-ED.l
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.


On motion of Mr.. Assistant Attorney General
Hin, W. Howard Wax, ESQ.,, Of New York, wa.
On motion Of Mr.. j. NJ. Carlisle, Edward NJ
LEngee, ESQ.,, Of Jacksonvifle, Fla, was admitted
to practice as On attorney and counselor Of this
court.
No. 2ls, CONSTITUTED for No. N2) James H.
Rees, appellant, vs., The City Of Waterson The
on printed arguments BY Mr.. s. N. Pinney and
M p & T Ts.nsk Ss a1
cause was argued By Mr.. WIN. AIier Butler, Of
counsel for the appellant and BY Mr. r. D. Bcne-
m No. M. D. Bningo and Vincent Pcratts ct al,
appellants. W.. The United States.
sI ne m ss As.0n0 M rsr''' appellants VS. The
Adjourned until tomorrow at Il o'clock.
SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM.
All the justices sat in N osnc yesterday, and
were engaged with the following cases;
Hennins, zspA.nisS gone. FSoess CAFE alsGnsT
George r. Ruff, Thomas Francis, William Bryan,
John a. Ruff, Charles A. Zimmerman and John
ington CITY Savings bank. This case is heard In
the general term IN the nrst Instance.
The plaintiff sues the defendants for that
n IS enssd Pes saemPs
Columbia. Ind to amend the .Ac. to provide for
iumbia BY generalfaw NJ u, among other things,
provided that savings banks may be organized
within the District Of Columbia under the proyi-
creation Of corporations inths District Of Golum-
ssls q sss A., q. +,
sh net
stock, the trustees q such company asserting
sG ssesss % t 81 sse
IN accordance With the provisions thereof, there
Or ssGHs ns az 81 D.
Washington City savings bank, with . capital Of
ion, ied in the oce Of he recorder Of deeds for
Deeds Of Corporations /" on page 20 Ct sequentes;
was On the iaa 18Th lay q Indebted
to the plaintiff in the sum of t4,ooo, which said
debt the said savings bank has refused and still
qusstod, and tie indebtedness Of the said Wash
WI sseoSoS i ssessss tsss y, Z e ..y. ef shs
s:s sisr By s'sh K. q 81 ane
and the said DEFENDANTS being the trustees
ssr1s y such ns Tor The rom the
:s Of aid e over the ss.s
then and fhere nersonalIy And indiyidusIiy liable
10 the creditors * he said WasSinRton City Saw
ings bank, and thereby, and BY force Of said sta
demand, and have Of and nom the said defend.
due To him by the aid Ssyinss bank, and BY said
For fhst the defsndsnts vera and are. trustees
Of the washingt3 Ot{ Savings bank, . com
pa1y duly organi53d y me DiGIlct 9, C0iam ,S,
un9er INC scts od Colxless, spPtosSa nay ., icv,
ena June y, iS!o' ensiSieo rsPecet; IN tSa H.
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING.
WAsMHoToN, December - 1na

WAeHIN0TON, December q, 104
Trains between Washington and New York are
Leave daily, except Sunday, ass Z. m, and and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
- S.ss daily, except Sunday, at sa m, and1, s:0
ON SUNDAY.
Leave f2f New York At s:S6 p. M, and Philadel-
Through ticksts- 70 Philadelphia, New York or
Boston can b had At the Seation OMce q N hours
v.nia avenue: ,,,....
can there arrange TO have their baggage called for
and checked 81 oe1r residence, taken TO TIE depot
See Baifimore and Ohio Tsilroad Advertisement for
schedule between Washinstens Baltimore. Annap-
on' THOe. r. SHARP, Master Of Transportation
u, N COLE, General Ticket Agent.
:GEO. &. K00NTZ, Agent st Warrington.
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VALUABLE SECONDHAND BOOKS,
from public sales and private libraries, in good,
clean condition, and at low prices at
ANsL:N's Antiquarian Bookstore,
F-and Fifteenth streets, near the Treasury.
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KEEP OUT or THE COLD.

Go to Savage's and get him to put his unrivaled
wenther-strip on your windows and doors. Many
have been comfofted, and advise their friends to
20 and do likewise. JOS l. SAVAGE
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street.
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A LEXANDHlA AND WASHINGTON
"A EAltR0AD AND ALEXANDRIA AND

IREDERlCKSRURG RAILWAY.
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND B STREETS.
10 IA M. At ASL 2. M, and |? 9. m. and
p: TO Alexandra daily; an others daily except
Local trains leave AIexandria As follows: q, =, =
p. n. from AleIsndrs dsiy: All other trains daily,
Tflsns TIM, w.,h
lnEton and Ohio railroad.
9UANTICO sccommqdation leaves Washington
GREAT sotT HEM EHXPkEss via Richmond,
leaves Washington 1l:as p. m, daily, except Sun
Through tickets to all points South and South
vania avenue, and Thirteenth and Pennsylvania
avenue where passengers can leave orders for bag
gage to be checked At all hotels ami residences
through to destination. T.. g. YOUNG,
jy20-f General Passenger Agent.
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SDUNcANsoN, BOWLING + CO.,

anctfoneerA will continue the sale OF dry goods on
!: r., at the store u 5cssPS ]. may, ose Psnnsyi:
vsnt s.:nss Ths ss,s I'm i9sluds full Of
csc eIlks, buffalo and beaver black slpacas French
and Enghsh dress goods, shawls, table linen, nap
inR. essoe osSer sood rsOse
who want bargains in dry goods will do we'll to
attend this sale, % every article offered will posi-
lively be sold to tho highest bidder.
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On Tuesday last there sppsarsd in public for
the first time pablIeation o. four pages bearing
the head TIE Lsntsrs, end containing false and
scurrilous articles against ssvsrsl well known and
respectable citissns In this community. In differ
emit places paragraph were found in which the
lie Of Justice 8. Q. Mills was threatsned, and
this gentleman proposed a. once TO take legal
pssce warrant WAS Issued for John 81. Abrams,
Whose name stands -at the bead RI the sheet, but
his arrest has not yet been made and Y y Pre-.
accused u beiieved 70 Be lunStic, End some Of
his productions Would certainly eoanrm shaf cpin-
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"HoSE1 . IH16HDEb1H 1A ALE
is the only domestic ale sold by the leading hotels
and restaurants in the District. The reason Is
strength or flavor. Families supplied with half
or quarter barrels and faucets loaned by Palmer
& Green, 81 Greene street, Georgetown, d. Q.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES

TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES.
Cal and examine the fire AMI burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street. for safe
keeping Of securities jewels, sliver-ware. or other
valuabIes. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Take rarniRg from the Chicago and Boston fires.