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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-14
NO. 12.

Mullin Of North Haven, Keen Of Bremen,
Blodgett of Brooksviile, Cove of Liberty,
Bailey of Newcastle, Hathorn Of Cushing,
Bartlett of Hope, on the part of the House.
| On CountieS.-Messrs. Cutler of Penobscot,
Foss of Piscataquis, Lothrop of Somerset, on
the part of the Senate Messrs. Foster of New
ry, Files of Gorham, Keen Of Palmyra, Bah
bidge of Deer Isle, Goodwin of South Ber-
wick, Grant of Pittston, Bradbury of King
| field, on the part of the House.
On ToVns.-Messrs. Martin of Oxford,
Rounds OF Androscoggin, Hanson of York,
on the part Of the Senate; Messrs. Bursley Of
Sangerville, Aldrich of Freeport, Hutchins Of
Penobscot, McCarty Of Westport, Cushman
Wells, on the part of the House.
Indian nAfairs.-Messrs. Harmon of WASH
ington, Arnold of Aroostook, Morrison, of Pc
nobscot, on the part of tie Senate; Messrs.
Wilder of Pembroke, Crockett of Stetson,
Nickerson of Swanville, Dowst OF Vienna,
Ouilette of Frenchville, Harding Of Hampden,
Lawler of Baileyville, on the part of the
House.
On Claims.-Messrs. Dyer of Franklin,
Holbrook of Cumberland. Whitmore of Han
cock, on the part of the Senate; Messrs. Files
of Gorham, Crowell of Madison, Longfellow
Of Winthrop, Burbank of Acton, Libby Of
Limestone, Tabbut of Addison, Edes Of Bur-
lington.
| On Pensions.-Messrs. Kent Of Lincoln,
Goold of Cumberland, Hanson of York, on
the part of the Senate; Messrs. Yates Of Bris-
tol, Scribner of Otisfeld, Pinkham Of Paler-
mo, Hawes of Union, Blaisdell Of Rome,
Fowler of Medway, Phinney Of Standish. on
the part of the House.
On Insane Hospital.-Messrs. Palmer of
Penobsc0t, Coffin Of Waldo, Palmer of Som.
erset, on the part of the Senate Messrs.
Sturgis of Auburn, Gibbs Of Glenburn, Will
liams of Augusta, Robbins of Norridgewock,
Lamson of Richmond, Lane Of Raymond,
Tibbetts Of China, on the part of the House.
On Reform School.-Messrs. Lothrop Of
Somerset. Russell Of Androscoggin, Dyer Of
Franklin, on the part of the Senate; Mcssrs.
Wentworth of Bucksport, Hunter of Strong,
Sanborn of Etna, Gile of Alfred. Keith Of
New Gloucester, on the part Of the House.
On State Prison. n.-Messrs. Shaw Of Penob-
scot, Russell of Androscoggin, Cross Of Cum
berland, on the part of the Senate, MessRs.
Parker of Lebanon, Small Of Temple, Stone
of Bridgton, Fletcher Of Bradford, Clark Of
fremont, Black of Limington, Stewart Of
Deering, on the part of the House. @"''se
On Public Butldings.-Messrs Hanson of
York, Kent Of Lincoln, Cutler Of Penobscot,
on the part OF the Senate; MessrS. Young Of
Charlotte, Coffin of Columbia, Scammon Of
Greenville, Work of Carmel, Bowker Of
Phipsburg, Barker Of Weston, Frothingham
of South Paris, on the part Of the House. Ia
On Library.-Messrs. Goold Of Cumber.
land, Foss of Piscataquis, Webb of Kennebec,
on the part of the Senate; Messrs. Reed of
Bath, Carvill of Brunswick, Pierce of En-
den, Scammen Of Greenville, Hawks Of Man
chester, Hurd of North Berwick, Mccartney
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Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
loot OF Court, by SPRAGUE. OWEN & NASH.
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virtues, never equalled by any other medicine. 1t
still makes the most efectual cures of Coughs,
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skill. Indeed the CHERRY PEcroRAL has really
robbed these dangerous diseases Of their terrors
to great extent, and given feeling of immunity
from their fatal effects that is well founded, if the
remedy be taken in season. Every family should
have it in their closet for the ready and prompt re-
lief of its members. Sickness, suffering, and even
life is saved by this timely protection. The pru.
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timely use in sudden attacks.
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Kennebec Savings Bank
This Bank is not required to make 70.
turns to SA90DSOFs.

Deposits made on or before the 10th
day ofany month will be dated back to the
First day Of the same month.
On First Monday in May and November of each
year dividend will be made on all deposits stand
full month.
Extra Dividends Of surplus earnings made evsuy
second year.
Dividends as soon as declared are added to the
principal thus compounding the interest every ak
months.
Loans made to depositors on depositins thsl,
Bank Book as security.
Office in Freeman's Bank Building.
J. L. ADAMS, Treasurer.
w. +. HALLETT, ,vpresident.
Angusta March 5. 1878. 8 uAF7-t&w0
, 1874-01-16
NOTES AND NEWS.

Special DfteAsth 10 Tht rhfrdqo Tribune.
THE COMING oENTENN1AL.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 15.-Thp Select Committee
Of tho noMse on the Philadelphia Centennnl Ccouru-
tion gavo audience to the Commissioners having in
charge tho arranYos1nts fur that rs1t tuiay Aftur
considerable preliminary diminishing on tho part Of
require and expect from the Government subsidy Of
about $40 100000. The matter was takep under nd
THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH SCHEME
3sss before tho House 0ommittee on Fos1ofiocs and
Western Union in opposition to the measure,
and Hubbard of Now Hainpshire, who Inns been
oreswel!,s riehthsnd nnn n tha matter, arl,eered
mittco.
ITO thtAssoctated foressl
THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH SCHEME.
tee on Postonoes an Roads to-day heard arga-
s oton Pesdent he westsra
Company, respectively, fayoring and opposlne tho
uuder consideration. Tho arguments will be resumed
Tomorrow.
Outstanding ega1-tondors. 1881 500, ,315.
pATEN7-REGaTs CONVENTION
aontinR etshtoep ssscss The foiowE oeers weto
elected: rresiaeut J.: II. Thatcher. Washingon; vcc
r w;o n T. Sasa Sah stes Ss;y ! asfs HsSs
New York, and Miles Pratt, St. Louis.
rowAnn's CASE.
Howard. : ,
v1oE-PNKstpENr w1IRoN
says Ills health ia much improved ue will not resume
hts place In tAo Senate at present. but will next weak
return to Massachusetts, having abandoned his trip to
Florida. -. ......
THE NATIONAL woaiAN's SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION =
commenced its session here to-day. 6usan B. Anthony
presiding Letters we're received from g. Smith aud
D. A. Butler expressive Of thoir sympathy with tho
cause. Mrs. james, IlEs. Stanton, Mrs. Blake, aud
HRS. Gage addressed the Convention. petition ftQ
Congress was proposed. asking for equal rights and
praying that law be passed c1emptnR women from
taxation for national purposes long they
represented IN tho National Council.
, 1874-01-16
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.

Ast
ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS.
If Wses for ae n@
sale Of alcoholic liquors. Rcforred.
WoMAN SUFFRAGE. .-......
Messrs. INGALLS,, LOGAN, SARGENT, and FEN
SALARIES or LITTER -oAan1Eas.
and Post-oa1s, fepartcd iayorably on the petition
TINT the salaries Of locrcarrie b fixed as $1,000 per
annurn. and tho Committee was discharged from fur
ther confederation thereof.
Mr: MORRILL, Wt.) introduced - = resolution IN
etructing tho Committee On poat-0f6coa and Post
aisorvtce On routes wi.oro tho aetal receipts are
The e IT, o e Establish
throughout the country waa resumed.
1s tho 'erve" DO
Mr. RAMSEY said there wero but Six or seyen
ataea in the Union which paid tue expenditures for
to tho gentlemen from Ma!no and Vermont that tho!r
States wero not Of the nnmbcr, vet tho Department.
Ind net been in the habit Of oufang the service IN
Mr. MXsii1N thought tho post- Route bill should be
s t. s u
established on new routes until IN examination
showed that such service wes saa Necessary: ,ssa
THE FINANCE hE6oLuTIoN.
Pending tho discussion, the morning hour EXPIRED
nnd tho Senate resumed the confederation Of the
a3n @ sssMsa ss Of Senator
senurz, made Yesterday; sna sstd he gould PCT agree
70 as ar orreny We e
eomo other means than contraction. Ho was opposed
toa reduction In thN price Of labor Or eommodit!es.
Senator tschurz) would do it all at once h0 would
not descend from Lake Eric to Lake Ontario over tho
Mi, sO1IuIsz aaid tho Senator waa mistaken. He
did not hesiro it all to bo aono at oncc.
ton Of tho guut!s,nan Tue thoughtful sailor, in
going from Lake Erie to Ontario, would 80 by way Of
tue %e!laud osna backing down gradually. but Thy
, 1874-01-16

, - THE E-1f1nD iGuorCE+ ,t'
WASHINGTON, .. c., jan. 15.--Tncge arc weighty
rcasona for believing tlat the President has determined
to acect his no1t candidate for ohieiJustice from tho
Northwest, and that he Ii considering the claims Of
Dillon, Of Iowa, Dixon, Of Wisconsin,, Drummond, Of
Illinois, md Waite, Of Ohio, with tho chanccs in Dill
lon's favor.' Dillon Is" Judge Of the
Eighth United States judicial Circuit, which
Kansas, Nobraska, and Arkansas. When Grant waB lii
Ct. Louis recently, his attention wus cacd to pon'a
ington ho expressed himself warmly In fayor Of DL-
Ion, In case Williams should ba reteoted.~ .'>
JUDGE DILLON
has bccn tho bennl nisl prius Judge, ne,nbor
stases Circuit Judge for tho' last nftesn
By the Senators from the States included i bis circuit
md mas boon urged upon the President BY Senator
ha to sneP hanas. s no. pon i
sao:t ypo o an
TIE NOMINATION FROM NEW YORK..
WASHINGTON, D. O., Inn. 16.-VarlouH names con-
tlnua 10 10 mentioned tu connection with tho Chief
Justiccship From .eertatn indications. tho nomina-
Woodruff. At 1oast, tntimatons to this effect have
nsp S 1, sonf 4 s
eenatc.
SENATOR ooNKL1Nd's ORANGES.
WASHINGTON; Jan. 15:-4 ?. mat latc hour to-
Coneresamon TINT sopator Oonhiing may accept tic
Enthusiastically. He has left Washington for Now
York.
oIIIo's CLAIMS. "
o1No1NNAT1t Jnn. l5rho Journals hero hagc an I'M
Ohoan for tho Chioijusticcship. Tho Bar Of Cncin-
nat and of tho neighboring city Of Covngton, have
eiyen their Endorsement md Recommendation 10 tho
1Ion san!oy Matthews. hir. Bristow. Of Kentucky,
IL nnmcd for the rlacc. Tho Gazette says. II tho
risk whatever In neccting the Hon. h1r. Waito or
Hon. Stanley Matthew'S. These are lawyers Of eminent
ability and citizcna Of tho highest repnte personally
are Understood to 10 within the scope Of Executive
contemplation. Wo rofcr to h1r. Justice ewnyuo Of
abe Supreme Court the Hon. Stanley Matthews and
che Hon. nr. Watto, President Of tho Ohio Conbtlt1-
tona Convention. OF these, Mr. WaiteH chances aro
believed to DO tho be9t."
, 1874-01-16
vscd ty Committee Of Congreasn.cnt Dnt1cr pro-
posed. Whom Dut1er SAW that he could not hopp for
moro than this, ho atatod ttat under such circln-

posed. Whom Duter SAW that he could not hupn for
moro than thfss ho aatod thnt, under Buch crcun,-
stances,
THE KELLn0u GOVERNMENT htuBr M EATOprED
from doing anything moro than to keep tho poace.
rho Legislature, particularly must be prevented from
ga.aing 1ny ny laiTs, an1 be aeeordtnq1y put sucl !.
Inst Monday, but did not 40, probably becauso he
had too much 10 do In tho Chiof-ustice coplIcatious
Whether ho will bring It forward at a remains to bc
Hcun Now that tho measure has lost Grants 8lpport
he will robBibiy refrain from tnkinR acion.
Tho action proposcd With regard to tho State debt
hna bccn before the people for son1e timo. Nobody
sccus to object to but tho bondholdr1s Grant aa
known Of 1t, ~ haa Casey and Dutlor, for sonic
months. Casey haa been Understood na In favor Of
tho pending scheme; I1cac gentlemen, save possibly
Dutlor, changed thor minds during the holiday ro-
ccRs, and tho conundrum IL
HOW. wAB IT BROUGHT Anour7 . =,
Morton IA "a reasonable man ae any Of thom, aud
ho Ina ns yet seen no rchaon why he bhould alont
o dffforont course from that which 10 lrat
assumed. Tho factH, when taken collectively,
hssaa hsxG oaa n,t and mon d. not
tlo bottom Of It ~. Tint rfesldont Grant has re-
been hired to influence him. In brtof, tho purity Of
brothcr-in.law 0aseyl warmoth, Rnd Bon Butler Ia
questioned. That Casey and Warnoth should hayp
agan become partnera In politics ia Significant This
ID tho inside history OF tile Louisiana tioulty con-
cerning which vague Euinora hayo 30 frequently OF
1ato been put FORTH
, 1874-01-16


WEST VIRGINIA CONTESTED SEATS.
nfr. sM1TII IN. ", from tho Committee On Elec-
tin entitled to scats from the First aud Second con-
grcssioual Districts Of Weat Virginia. anu minority
report presented by Ilnzteon, Of WiscoEsin- The
reports wero ordered printed to DO called np'at III
Mr. HYDE Offered q resolution looking to tho Tcg1-
laon Of commerce on tho naygable rivers to rrotocs
tugboa and other combinations; to eBta1H uniform
rate6 on rn1lroads, etc. Referred.
JUDICIAL.
NJ. POLAND, from tho Go,nni.teo on the Revision
0f tho Laws, reported bill providing for an appeal
from the Circuit Courts to tho Supreme cour in easos
Of l1bpaH corpus. =,
Inter stating that Tho necessity for hs bill caused
by the ropes Of like law some years ngp III order 10
anticipate tho decision Of the Supreme Court III tho
0fF1UIAL nErOnrENs.
MIR. RANDALL, from tho Committee on Rules, re-
ported rnlo vesting tho appointment aud removal Of
qring them to furnish for publication statements OF
tue petitions el each day. Tho last c!au1c OF tho
rnIe elected long discussion. Finally tho rule was
adopted, Rnd tho Speaker announced ttat ihn would
appoint tho present Of reporters and would
exercise III tho future tho power Of removal ony for
cause, tho cause to bo entered in the journal
h1r. MAYNARD, from the Conmitteo.on Rules, rc-
ported rulo forbdding tho printing Of private bills
On their introduction. a.,
After long discussion, the subject was laid on the
table.
NAVAL, APPROPRIATION BILL.
Tho House then wont into Committee Of tho Whole
ac a eo oh tS m he
ment offered last Tuesday by h1r. RANDALL to pun
iBh officers for making ouays IL o1ceaa OF appropria-
tions to which Mr LouahinE T. "eaa aa.
turcs." Finally, both amendments wero rojncted BY
yo T. tho a p Ms. 1GSs ns aIa s1ofS s
tito HQuaG adjourned. Z
, 1874-01-16

CINCINNATI, Jan. 15.-11cnry Lewle engineer. Dan-
lei Harvey, hrcnnn and 1a'nsa Smith, hren'aM, ot!
1taro,tl, have been arrested IN Columbus To-day a.
wors brought 10 this city Tonight They confessed to
engines oH tlo road III this city, and soaping the .nks
>otweon hero anl Columbus 1na asyo implicated Nor.
Thoas. aid Daniol Thomas al nsonou, oi thiB oily,
who Loyo also been arrested.
, 1874-01-16

S9fea1 DNod!Ek 70 TIC Cf!zda5 1fI69He.
GnANp RAPIDS, Nch., Ja1l., 1b.-Within the past
thirty-six houra two have been killed In the near
vicinity Of this city by tho falling them OF trees
which they wero cutting down: Both were experienced
Uollander, who leaves wfo and soyou childron The
other was Stephen Camllall. an American, who
mother, clipped some time supe with disEeputable
fellpW,
, 1874-01-16
THE LABOR QUESTION.
No Improvement in Affairs in tho
Pottsyillc Coal Region.
The Great Coal Companies Said to Be in
League to Force a Strike.
Strike Of tho LaSalle N1iners--Tho
Louisiana Labor Troubles.

Tho Pennsylvania Mining Troub1oa.
Speeiuf Dfspdteh 70 7h1 Chiea9D Tribune.
PorTBv1LLE, Pa., Jan. 15-The situation In this
coal region remains unchanged with tho exception Of
continued arrangements on tho part Of tho Railroad
Company to luck out and on the part Of tho miners to
forco tho Company to son.o ternlB upon which work
Gnu DO resumed, tho moBt important Of which is tho
proposition Of tho
MEN TO UNITE WITH THE 1Np1v1DuAL OPERATIONS
who aro willing to pay the bas!s Of wages tho aac aa
last year. und most Of them aro and thus throw upon
tho Reading Railroad Company tho responsibility Of
refusing to carry tho COAL How just tho demand Of
tho Railroad Company for reduction Of Hngcs Ia,
1nny ho determined from tho fact That tho prices OF
coming month Of tho mon at work shows tho average
price to bo q por cent abovo tho 20 baB aud has
bcon abovo tint per cent tho past two months.
IN THE ADJOINING DtgTn1CrH
to us all is tranquil, aud tho men arc at work. with
tho exception of the Luzcrne district. Thore tho
great carrying. company scems detcr,plned to foreo
meetinas locking to that, md a effort Si bo mads
by tho Miners Union here to keep tho Lzcrne mines
running, 10 aa to assist tho here In their strike
but II thsre Is any truth IN tue declaration tha. tha
league to forge strike, to put up tho price OF coal and
crush out individual operators, then
ALL THE COAL p1Hrn1crs WILL BE LOCKED OUT,
Only $50 tons Of coal have left this
from Tue Nortinnberiand ais!rict adjoining u.s. 1ess,
pernps, than LIT this diar,ct n one day enso
passes from thoro In M hour Wien ali is quiet.
Tho Daily Standard tho leadiug paper Of tlo region,
thinks tho viows Of Mr.. Gowen, despite A1a protest
aEainat Isng brought Into tho conteat, arc
aud TINT bis influence viii bo c1ertcd toward that cnd.
Tho same paper However, u aanguino thas lhe ss.
ratn tha ,nnrtot at nh aclayo spring trade VII!
bo certain.
, 1874-01-16

Special Dftpafch to The Chicago 7fi6une.
OMAHA, Mob, Jan. 15.-Tlo striking printers Of
e SsS o5pss to % saea cp H.
Union. Tho threo tlalles already
tabshed arc short Of printers on accouns
Of tho striko OF the union but will got ont their resi
lar editions. The publishers dcclare ts1at They wifi
pay liberal rates to good MN, hut TINT they will lere
after manage their own business.
, 1874-01-16

bpfctdt DtfpdEch 10 1Hd GhcdY0 Tribune.
New YonK, Jan. 15.-Tho remainder OF the men,
twcntysovon in nmbcr arrested on Tuesday for COM
mfttng various rotous acts during tho troubles with
tho unemployed worklngmen, were examined in tho
Essex Market Police Court to-day, aud all but BIZ
mittel for tztaI In tho Court Of General Sessions.
Theso SIX demanded to DO reheara by counsel bcfora
being committed, and will bo ngain examined to.mor-
Or any Of tho unemployed Work,ngmen's COM
nittce Of Safety hayo been arrested Il so
Tint the troubles Of Tuesday may DO charged. They
unitcd in adslsug, and III some instances even de-
1nandng Of their foowors some Of whom arc iguo-
raut aud easily 1cd and othors Intelligent but blind
Cd BY what has been continually hnrpc on In ths;r
presence na tho gross wrong done them by tho
Municipal Government, tha they enforce their rights
and procure weapons, and il INTERRUPTED In helr nt-
tempt to lay their claims before the city authorities
use them. Some people might oppose tho arrest ap
punishment Of these follows on tic ground that tho
benign aws Of the United States concede FREQ speech
to oil. This may be auewered by asking tho simple
question: "Would It DO permitted to e1aka rc.t
cloak before the eyes Of IN fnfuriatcd bull III the
crowded streets Of any greut city IN the Uniuif?n
, 1874-01-16
tuSTlFlABlE HOMICIDE.

INDIANAPOLIS, 1nd., jan. l6-rho Ooronnr'a jury In
tho case uf Corwin for slootlug Col attIlwel, ut
noon Of {us,iaablo homicide Tho preliminary tx
animation before the Court vii! bo held to-nurrow.
Gen, benjamin Harrison, Of this city Ans bctn u-
royod by the dcfoaae, Rnd tho Hon. J. W Gordon for
tho prosecution,
, 1874-01-16
PURCHASED LEGISLATION,

Si7eeaal Dkssfeh q Tbs CA'cHyo IFl5@nt.
In ha @ 81 aae
cns, Bhows that ox-Prcsidcnt Dehtson L. Gale, j.
Vhoolef Alfred Gray, and nAor Regents OF tho staa
Agricultural College, were paid OF money out OF
the O0llcHo appropriations to otray expenses in pro-
curing legislation for that Institution.
, 1874-01-16

DoBroN, Jan, 11.-Thc saeoutA train for Boston on
thu New Bedford Taunton naiEuad left thu rails he-
tween Myrlrksvllle aud Tuu1lton this morning. Tho
engine and four cars won't down cmbalkulent,
breaking them badly, aud tnjurlng hfteen persons,
four seriously.
, 1874-01-16

PATERSON, N. J., Jan. 15.-Thore has been 90 mich
dissatisfaction at the manner In which tho 100 lncu
csntIy employed by tho city the streets hayo been
workod that It Ia Impossible to raiss money to ay
them, and tho Aldermen hago voted to stop WORK.
, 1874-01-16
LADIES' GOODS.
CLOSING Sale!
Bankrupt Stock
.BICKERTON
& JEFFERY.
No. 36 WESTINGHOUSE.
fnnnsItn FIELD. I.EITER 4 Cn

The snid stock consists in part Of
the following:
Ladies' Suits, Ladies' Polo
'naises, Redingotes, Cloaks, Dol
mans, Fur Sacques, and Mufs;
.Enbroidered Cancels Hair;
Polonaises, unmade; B1'k Al
pacas; serges and Biarritz
Cloth, by tho yara; House
Wrappers; Cashmere Capes and
Talmas, for Spring wear; In
fants' Underclothing; full lines
Of Corsets; Children's Pique,
Cloaks and Dresses; Linen
Suits, Lawn Suits, Paris Mus
lin Suits and Polonaises, But
tons, Braids, Gimps, and Orna-
ments.
This sale presents to the Indies an unusual
opportunity to buy GREAT BARGAINS.
The above stock must bo sold regardlosa Of
cost or value by the goth inat. On W Wednea-
day, Jan: 81, tho undersigned Will reonivb
bids for all stock remaining unsold. AL bifis
D.L. HOUGI. Assignee,
SO WRShiuKtpH-Au
, 1874-01-16

!speeiai bftratch to The Chicago Tribune,
:. LAeALLE, ILL.,, Jan. l6.-Tlo mIncrs employed in
tho Sly coal minea n Laeallo Township notified
$l.l5 ton to Il for mining Therenpon they held !
meeting attended BY about 400 Of their nubor. aud
appointed Committee to walt upon the supcsutcni-
firm, and all tho miners In tho township
, 1874-01-16

,U, =. =. . =. -, :,
Tho Striking Negroes In Loaaislnntts:
NEW ORLEANS, Jun. lH.-Tlle oniours sent to Terra
Honn0 report tho difficulties hero serious than
they anticipated AL ulanatlon-work lu thnt seoto!s
htt Ceased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-31
where Co Advertise

TIE STAR has now o circulation very mach
larger than that Of all the other city papers
combined, reaching every household in the
District and = wide range outside. The result
lie that TB. STAR sffords unsurpassed advsn-
tases &c Q medium OF communication between
all classes Of the community, In the way Of the
adjustment OF demand and supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-31
BOARDING,

NOtRD-Gncd BOARD, with or without rooms,
t' at No 93- I streeI northwest Terms mod
crate. au21-3,-
kgOb bDlNG-With or without rooms, for man
- aud wife, or single gentlemen, 2li ID street
northwest, between "a and Sd streets. aug25 81
DOAED Coed ROABD and single or comnuui.
u cstins ROOMS, at 1927 l. street mort vest,
Terms reasonable. au2s 81
EuBEISHBb B0UNS, With n with ut 30 AID;
j very pleasant cEli;y aud pleasant rooms, en-
tuifo siT Rle northeast corner Massachusetts,
tue ard lO;h street northwest auR2S a.
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LOST AND FOUND.

SToLfN Or STRAYBD-From r. WANTS Oon-
- grtss stables, 9Th street, between q and -
y, two HORsES-one roam horse, B1a IN
taBfs high, scar on right hip from blister GA
ing; ore chestDnt soJrel horse, 10 hands high with
70 ar On left al kle from isteriBg. suitable re-
ward vii! be given for the return Of the horses TO
Congress Stables, Sth street, between " ana z.
It. z WANT. pronrtetar
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@ s9IIcg-BAR ASSOCIATION OF DIS
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o,sa m 70 reeefve end Get Don such rssoia-
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