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THIRTEENTH GALL.
Redemption O1 Five-Twenty Eopds OF
1862.

- IKFAsrNy UtFAErNHV7,(
Washington, November ;. 1874. !
DR. VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY GIVEN BY
ID the act of Congress approved July "a, 1870 en-.
na:ona. debt" hereby give notice that the prin.
cipsl and accrued interest Of the bonds herein.
below designated, known as 'Fve-:wenty bonds,
VII! be bald at the treasury of the United States,
in the city Of Washington, and after the
SECOND DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1875, and that the
interest said bonds will cease ON that day.
That IS 70 say, Goa pom bonds known as the fourth
series. act OF Dr1ary l 1862. dated May l. .s;2,
as follows:
COUPON BONDS.
f:o-No 4,Ol to No. 1861, both inclusive
Eleo-No. e2"I to No. 10 $50: both incl..v-.
fh0-Sc :0nl to No. 1000, both inclusive.
$IvG0-No. II 9oI to 20 0o. both inclusive.
$4,000 006.
The ano',nt outstanding .embraceh n -he n:re.
BEES as ahoveI IS i've million dollars OF coupon
bonds.
United States securities. forwarded :or redemp-
;ion. should be addressed 10 the LOAF DIVISION
Che SecJetary's office
no8 E. T. RRISTOW Secretary
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT oF TzNAScR,1
CITY Hal. New Orleans. December 80. 1874. !
PROPOSALS. FOR THE RIGHT To COLLECT
.h.s department until FRIDAY, January Is. at
twelve o'clock NJ. IN accordance with ordinance
No. 29ii, adopted the ;hirteth instant.
de3l I'd ED PILSBURY Administrator.
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Below .e4co
RIVERS.
Aboveiow
'Ee,ow high water mark OF 1874.
The Temperature

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
50 Charities street. on January l.. stood as
follows: At A. NJ. 400; at , p. NJ, s6';
at P. NJ. 80. Lowest point during the
night of January II, 4io. Rain during the
night Of January IL. one and one-tenth
inches,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
Local Intelligence.

Oh. Sc!ssoRs-Yhe real owner of half a
dozen pair Of scissors. good style. should
cali a: police headquarters, prove properly
and take item away.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS..

DEPARTMENT OF C"MMEHCnl
CITY Hai'. New Orleans. December 81, 1874.
CsALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the undersigned until FRIDAY, the fifteenth
day 0! January. 1875. at twelve o'clock NJ, to
establish skiH ferry at the foot of Louisiana ave.
nue., sixth District. as per spec LEGATIONS OF t.e IN
:Ais office.
The city reserves The right 20 Ieiec: any and az
bids.
Bids 20 be indo-sed Sealed proposals ;or sK.H
Gerry, foot ct Louisiana avenue
J.. q. LANDRY.
ial !0t Administrator OF Commerce
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TIE BLOODY KNIFE.-At 1--WE o'clock LAS.
evening Officer Davis took third hand in
. little trouble at the corner Of Franklin
and cus:omhouse streets. where Alpbonse
Remand and Rosa Haywood had small
dispute on hand. As Alphonse was brave
fellow and Rosa not altogether ROBUST, the
the situation until a Metropolitan took him
ia and sen: the woman to the Charity Hos
initial
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Office Chief Engineer. Fire Department..
New Orleans January 49, !815.-Vhe fOrenen OF t he
various companies composing this department are
hereby notified 70 attend meeting 20 be held at
tbe once OF the FremeD'S Charitable Association
Room No. 9, City Hall. on THURSDAY EVENING
the fourteenth instant at seven o'clock. Pnnetua
attendanceis earnestly requested. as business. OF
importance vii! DO transacted BY Orde!.
jal.9: THOMAS CCONNOR, Chief Engineer.
Citizens Savings Bank. Grunewald
Hall, New Orleans, January II. I813.-At a meeting
OF the Board of Directors. held this day dividend
of TEN PER CENT was declared on: OF the profits
OF the .ass Cix months LuslAess. payable de.
mapd. NJ EENNER
Notice.-New Orleans, January 10, I37s-A meet
ing OF :he stockholders OF the Lafayette Fire In.
surance Company VIII be held at its office No. sal
Magazine street, on MONDAY. February IS. 1875.
between the hours Of 10 A. II. and ? P. N. ,o'vote
HpOn proposed amendments to the charter as ap.
proved and recommended by the Board of Directors
jai3 LOUIS MATHIS Secretary.
Sotice.-Bank OF Lafayette. New Orleans. Jan.
gary 9. !s'5.-A meeting of the stock holders will
=, 1919. at T. NJ. TO consider aud act upon pro.
posed amendments TO the charter. a :.., attend.
ance Is requested.
BY order Of the Board
ialO I'm JAMES srRAwERrpaE. Cashier.
Office Jefferson City (ia.Iigit Company,
corner st. Charles and Napoleon avenues, New or.
leans January ;, Notice IS hereby 81 ven that
City Gasligh: COMPANY for the ensuing wear viii
be held BY the stock holders On TUESDAY. the
twelfth instant. from TO P. NJ, at ,Ae office Of
jas St CHARLES HERNANDEZ. Secretary.
Office FOn.chartratn Railroad Company,
New Orleans. December 81 ls74.-Notice 70 hereby
given that the annual meeting Of the stock hoders
On the THIRTIETH DAY OF JANUARY. 1875. be.
tween ;he hours of 9. a. NJ. and 3 P. 81. for the
year. JOHN E. LAFITTE.
jal 3ot THOMAS H. HUNT, Directors
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WANTED,

WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD-OCCUPANT
w for three very desirable front rooms, neatly
furnished. with without board. References
given and required. Apply Vt No. I5' Camp
street. jG9 I'm
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The Weather and Rivers.

OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER,
New Or!eans. January II. 1873.
The following is a report Of the weather
md RI yers AZ 3:42 2. III local time TO-DAY:
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TO have peace in the family,
TO have peace in the family,
You must have money.
iou must have money,
Therefore take q hint.
TharefOro take q hint.

The great single number drawing
OF the Louisiana State Lottery
Takes place on Saturday, January l6,
Where thousands Of dollars are given away.
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1AbA2N .A->'s
New Orleans Republican Printing
Company, notices Nos. % and % " 90
MUNICIPAL POLICE COURTS.
A. Zw!bie. ice furnished Fourth Mu.
n.cipal Police Court. - 50
BY Mr.. Pilsbury. and laid over:
Reso!ce0, Tha. ordinance No. 93!. Admin.
:s:ration series. be ana is hereby repealed.
BY Mr.. Landry, AID read twice and laid
over:
An ordinance fixing and regulating the
charges tor wharfage. ievee anu other
facilities afforded by :ae city OF New Or.
Jeans to commerce:
SECTION I. Be It ordained bv the City
Council Of New Orleans, Tha. as reason.
able remuneration for the facilities fur.
nished by the city to commerce, such as
building and keeping IN order the wharves.
piers and leyees. and other por: expenses.
all vessels awaiting themselves Of such ia.
elites shall be subjected to the charges
hereinafter named. taking the tonnage of
said vessels as tn emos: equitable and only
practicable form Of making the charges
uniform. in relation to the size and capacity
of the vessels. and as the hes: means OF
determining the amour: which should re.
spectively be paid by each vessel:
First-Ihe charges upon all ships and
other decked vessels and steamships arriv-
ing from sea and landing or mooring a: any
wharf or pier in the city. shall be fixed as
follows: Upon all vessels OF one thousand
tons and under. twenty cents per ton. and
excess Of tonnage ever one thousand tons.
fifteen cents per ton; on all steamships navi.
eating the Gulf Of Mexico, or engaged N
that trade, fifteen cents per ton.
SEC. 2. That the same payments on ships
Of sail vessels shall be exac:ed as On steam.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
Elizabeth Kuahn, Widow of George Sutl

Elizabeth Knahn. Widow Of George Suthe
erling, va. Susette Garidel.
S1XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH &?
~ Orleans. No. :0f7.-By virtue Of a writ of se.:e
IRE and sale directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Court Tor the parish of Orleans. in the
above entitled cause to w. P. Harper late sheriff.
and by said late sheriff to me transferred. VIII
proceed TO sci! at public auction at the Merchants
and ana Anct4neers' Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets in the Second Dis.
trlcs OF this city, on SATURDAY. February IS. 1885,
at twelve O'clock NJ. the following described prop
ertv. to wit.
THE HALF OF CERTAIN LOT OF ,;Roryi.
situated N the Suburb Margny. Third District %
this city. n ;he square comprised between. Craps
or Burgundy. 81. Antoine, I LOvel or Rampant and
Bagatelle streets. Said half lot of ground meas.
ares. French measure. EsteeH feet front Oh Craps
street. between st. Antoine and Bagatelie streets.
or fifteen feet eleven and half inches. Americaa
measure. BY depth OF one hundred and twe8ty fees.
frenca measure. or one hundred and twenty
Re: ten inches tive lines. American meas ute: to.
gether with the buildings and improvements theyes
on and al. che rights. ways. privileges aud advaI.
;ages the;aUnto belonging. Which property was
acquired by the defendant herein by purchase
from Joseph Hoaore. per act passed before iar! 4.
Lare sche late notary publ" lie ti.x city, ~. tie
:weEty-:OUrt h al February, l.;S.
Seized IN Che above SHIT.
1e2ms-C.ss on she spot.
tCGfS: WACGAMa:.
C:vl. SaesiH OF the Parish OF Or!e..S.
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II. Is. Nudge rs. Louis AIIchneiis; Wa
HuIgess. safl.: II. J.. Nudge ~. same: S.es (
s.'UTi ieS -. sa'ne.-.FoUrtls lst.cs Ceuy. ;.s
tAe Parish .: 'A.eaEs. EoA a. 92s. u. ~. S;;.S
i. Iloste'man ~. io,l's NNhaes'.: J. (. Wanna /
sous IS, sane: Hichaei Elyicf. IS, saru.: I.
.h"rpe 50. sanIe-.Six:. District Cost. sor :N9
PARISH OF Orleans Nos. .D6s. si:s. s9.l 4nd ..:.s
pY VIRTUE OF Eight wRIyS OF FfERf rAC!s:
II directed ~ said District Court. for til. na.is.S
osCrleans s.: TOW. p. Harpea. late sheriff. ans: ~
hald sheri1 to me transferred. and two to n!s a:e
iecte! IA Che above entitled causes, VIZ: proceed
10 Sc! at public auction, she premises aere::.s
after designated. Oh TUESDAY. January y. less,
and sueeeedin. Gays. q! Aals past tea s..oc;s -
NJ
All THE FURNITURE AND !fOvABLEs r. s-sse9
No. % Magazine street and No. ys Gras!er street. -
the iiIst District OF this city. as psS GsysLsssye
which may be seen in nv office.
Seized Il the above suits.
SesMS-CaEL on the spot.
EUGENE wS';GAYiss.
Cis:' she!.t es tss sat.s. y: yysasSD
la. ss227s ID
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IT, Circulation Dor e than Double
that of any other Daily Paper
published i'm UdshiR Yfon.

correspondent Of the New York Ers1ilJ
Posi- makes the sensible sugSes ton that every
person condemned for less offence than
murder or arson should, upon a second con-
Viction. he deemed professional criminal.
snd be incarcerated for life. Some OF the
best minds in England have considered IL
lad arrived at the conclusion that 1t would
Dc cheaper and safer 20 provide prisons caPa-
Die OF holding the whole professional crimi-
nal class than To bear the terrible evils OF its
excessive increase. 1t is a cruel farce, says
A. correspondent, that the police should
= md IL our streets and see professional bur
= rs. pickpOckets, cOuuterfci:ers, and ruff
hsls prOwling about oy day and night, AMI
even nod TO them as familiar acquaintance,
when they know that the discharged cOnvicts
are only awaiting an opportunity to repeat
1le.r crimes There can be no doubt that
fully niLe-tenths OF q certain class o. our
ronvicts, thieves, and Burglars for instance.
are not reformed by few years impTiS1n-
ment. The police and detectives OF New
York, IL is said, keep a roster OF the thieves
and burglars serving out terms OF imprison-
ment, and are always careful 10 note the
lime when they are TO be let loose upon the
community, In order that they may be kept
Under surveillance. That they viii begin
anew in their feloniOus practices IS regarded
as matter OF course, and they axe watched
accordingly. The certainty OF Imprisonment
for life confronting them in case Of a second
offence would doubtless deter many from In
curing The penalty.
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heeley, the motor man, has placed on ex-
h!olilon In Philadelphia a monster gauge
intended to register the terrific force whicl
he claims TO have discovered. IL is con-
structed so strongly that it will register a
pressure of $4,000 pounds to the square inch
at least so they assert, and is, besides beau
aiful in appearance, being deliberately orna-
mented with silver and other costly decora-
lions Its cost was $1,000, one half of this
sum being required TO be paid in advance.
Meantime tie motor itself. which is evolved
from drop of water and breath of air, and
costs &c thing, is kept in the safe background.
In lie well barricaded back building, We
may say.
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Those who cannot wait until after the cleo
Hon to know who is going 10 be the next gov
ernor Of Ohio have only to pay their money
10 the newspapers that have correspondents
IL that state and then take their choice. He
OF the New York Stcl says, in yesterdays
Issue OF that paper, that whatever Others
may think, ne has no COubt OF the election Of
Allen, while the Tiib,ae'S man, under the
same date, expresses the opinion that the re-
publicans are gaining strength daily, AMI re-
CARDS the election OF Hayes as no, only pos
sible but "highly probable" Meantime the
canvass is growing quite warm. and the
probability is that the majority ON either
side will be quite small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

IL Is asserted among the politicians that
both ex- Senators Schurz and FeDton have
CONCLUDED to return TO full fellowship in the
republican party, and that the latter Will
give In his adhesion 10 what is callaI the
Morgan wing OF the organization in New
York, as against Senator COnkling. The
ground upon which this action is based is
said to be that substantially all that the lib
eral republicans deman lie / has been conceded
BY the dominant party. and that there is no.
thing left now but "a clear issue between the
asceDdancy OF the democracy and the per
Tetuity OF the republic" Besides. we may
add, a little taste OF Ioaves aud fishes once
more wouldn't go bad.
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NGF1ISSi5asfSsrwS AZ s,si,: = PPG', 2, =.
shsn tor hig - oe.e yrioe than any rssc. 40 TIE
eity, " sa'dng q sddresins Hekx6e. CIV b
ouezos yt,l - GieG1s -SvikS
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS

~ SlyeN e Aaaa hggs en- so sssesseS .soss
PaN1, OAK and KICKOFF WOOD IN H sciok. o
0oyed and split; I'll ksRt under oosef.
Hayfpa Tie ccutroi of several brends q In pox>sa
ond DozSesfie OFMENTe aud CALUfHKD PLAS.
TIRe, end hsstling yeari! man, uslions Of 3 An
chaFaefsr n NJ line With dispstoh and tteisy Il
VboSooaAs - rsoo&l. sDoo oss0 that esfy so1ys-
6srsrsl omes,ess Lcuis;sc. Avenue northvsa.
Branch Yarc-ast 81 sst and st... soufheas
eossiI WI. euIsAsp.
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We are inclined to believe that the state
1lent which comes by telegraph, TO the effect
that Senator Gordon In a speech recently
MADE at Holley Springs, Mississippi, urged
1he colored men to unite with the whites aud
drive out the carpet-baggers, Is inaccurate,
eince General Gordon's utterances have
always been marked by moderation. The
s'sarpet- bag" element In the south undoubt-
sdly embraces a large number OF fellows OF
fhe baser sort who arc continually stirring
np strife for their own selfish ends, but IL
hiso includes thousands OF honest respect
eble people who cSlIo: Justly Dc c.assed with
We grabbsTs.
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GRAND OPENING opSEw FALLDRT
N GOODS.


just received and now opening A. entire stock Of
NEW FAIL DRY GOODS.
al Of the newest designs. No last yoars GOODS IA
our stock 20 select from.
700 rieces Of Pail Gallo los atckc.
20 pieces Of choice ~ o. Gallo a. - worth I0c
100 pieces ut best shifting IaliCoes a. o..
ard lie
our l25ac Cottrns cannot tie beat south OF New
York.
H. wide Shooting Cotton. loisc
25a-Nide Shooting Cyttun, &c; worth g 10.
- Dozen ladies 1vl0rSd Border II, mined sttch
HsuGkerchiefs. l2i.c.
IS dozen yard long Towels, l2isc.
100 pieces CsntuI iaulca, 10. - pieces Canton
Flannel. zee. extra heavy.
IS pieces " hiie and He'd all-wool Flanngls, from
2JC. Up.
Splendid assortment Of Ladies Fail S.yIas Dress
Goods Jusf opened.
Bright Coiored Plaids, Isc: worth sc.
New sfyi" flt lds. &c. -pll uOu 81 3 G..
b. pieces Of Plain, Had AID STRIPE Dress Goods az
2C.; diIt CheRp.
loo pieces Of Black Alpaca. douuIe width &c. EN-
ira double weight, 81. sold las IN a. $50.
= pieces Hack Cashmere yU-t received aud nov
cfeTiDg ~ the low price 81 nc ~ Pc. 81, Slle,
= .. All ~ per cent less than isss ycar- price
Our enire ~tp-S T. uEht fur each. hi.h en- sif les
rs q bold cut greater inducements :hau vii be
found elsewhere.
IRON segtehlterIs t storev iII b omen unfiigpm
G. VI TewsoN Co..
bSb Peunsyiysnis avenue.
sGg2s-eo sCuih Size, nesr 7tb % northwest.
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Governor AmeS, of Mississippi, has no
lifted the President by telegraph OF the dis
orders occurring in Yazoo, Kinds, Warren
and other counties Of the state, and o. his in
ability TO suppress the disturbances in ques-
lion SiDgularly enough be asks the Presl-
dent If his (the President's) proclamation of
last December, commanding all disorderly
and turbulent persons in Warren county To
disperse within five days from the date of
The order is still in force, stating that if il is
not he will Immediately avail himself OF his
prerogative under The constitution, by ask
ing the President for aid. The President re-
erred the question to the Attorney General,
who, OF course, decides that the Executive
proclamation of December last is not now in
force. Governor Anes Will, therefore, IN
doubleday call upon the government for mil
1tary assistance 10 check the violence which
lie confesses his own inability 10 suppress.
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The peaches recently shipped as an expsr.
amert from Philadelphia 10 Europe would
Ia arrived at their destination "if' what
an annoyIng conjunct oa) the ice had not
give cut Many other experiments would
succs were IL not for the "if' which comes
In so 'noppOrtunely. According To the dis
patch rom Liverpool the fruit remained in
excellent condition until the ID instant-four
days after the tee gave out-and had IL not
been for the unfortunate oversight In the
matter ola sufficient supply of ice 1t is not
unlikely that much of the fruit would have
arrived in good condition.
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mat detectives often consider the proven
lion and detection OF crime only as means ID
an end, instead OF the end itself, is pretty
conclusively shown by an Incident in the
Trial OF Westervelt in Philadelphia yester-
day. 1t was drawn out In the evidence that
the officers of the regular force in New York
refused TO allow clue they mad in regarl 10
The abduction of Charley Ross TO be furnished
10 the men Of private firm who We're also
engaged in working up the case, lest the
rival organization might reap the credit o Z
arresting the criminals and restoring the
missing child,-and also, possibly, the liberal
reward offered. And the worst OF il is that
there are grounds for the apprehension that
This refusal, coming when Il did, was the
turning point in the case which resulted in
The defeat of all the piaos that had been
made 20 uuravel the mystery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

Truly, necessity is the maternal parent of
Invention. Feeling outraged at the wre tcheI
manner IN which the garbage service Is per-
formed IN this city, and despaiTing OF re-
form, many OF our hoaseaol lers have de-
vised various ways Of disposing of kitchen
refuse. Some OF them give II away, thereof
rendering themselves liable 10 a fine impos-
Cd oy AN ordinance of the Board of Health.
and lately in some sections o. the city ths
"cremation" OF garbage has been resorted 10
with good success Those WHO practice 1t
assert that good fire will consume almost
every kind of garbage, and that what il does
not entirely destroy is at least rendered in
pdorous and incapable OF generating disease.
certainly any process OF disposlng OF this
matter is preferable to allowing IL TO accum-
Llate and become offensive while waiting
Tor that mythical parsonage, the garbage man
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Happily the remains OF the late Hon.
Thomas B. Florence do cot rest in or near
Washington, but In a distant city. IL is
hardly too much to fear that the little clique
Of fanatlcal malcontents who were last night
engaged in blackening his memory might
Beck TO Gcsecrate his grave If it could be
reached without cost.
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LOST AND FOUND.

BOARDING.
EURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD-Rooms en-
a cutie or single, on second on third floors. Also
TABLE BOARD: References exchanged. No. Gil
18th sire ct, near +. sepS Ct
R(OARDEBS CAN FIND PLEASANT ROOMS,
- furI ished or pnfurnisned, in delightful loca-
ton. at 1916 Massachusetts avenue, corner IIth
street. sep7-3tr
lNIRST- CLASS BOAhD in a private family, with
Il furnished uDfurn. he'd Rooms at moderate
rent. 1909 Maryland avenue. sep2 I'm
EUBNISHkD ROOMS AND BOARD at SIS per
L month; rooms suite single, furnished OF
unfinished. Families supplied with meals at the
shortest notice; also, Table Board; at 50 Missouri
avenue. corner 9th street northwest. aug27 I'm
FURNISHED ROOMS, with BOARD, ut No,
II sol street northwest, (Sprague MansionJ
anglo 5w-
MILLIkEN S-Corner OF 10th and streets
lVl northwest, sbington, ID. G., one square from
Avenue and Il street cars. Board by the week
month Transient Board, 81 per day. House
thoroughly renovated and refurntshed.
f.b6ly FRANK MILLIkEN, Proprietor.
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rFYOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSOCIA.
>-J TON,
CORNER OF 9TK ANp SrRRRry

Reading Rooms and Library free to al.
Prayer Meetings daily at l2:l5, 6, and 8 .. m.
sabbath Evening Services, (exclusiyely,J for
Touns men, nj OcIOck.
Sabbath Afternoon Services a. So.
Circulating Library, B,cO0 yolumes New books
Constantly added. n.yiQtr
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FOR SALE.
L>OR SALE-Har dsome PA II TON, with Rumble,
Il but little used. Apply at JOHN A. NcUER-
MOTT BRO. 8, Pennsylvania avenue sepS IT
L'OR rALE CHEAP-A STEAM TABLE, OYS.
Il TkB STEAMER, MARBLE-TOP C0UNrER
and three COFFEE URNS, complete. Inquire OF
e. h. MAY, at 915 street southwest. sepo-2t.
LHOR SALE CHEAP-A good BUGGY and H AR-
Il MSS. Also, IS feet Of IRON FENCE, good as
new. Will take one half pay in Thinning work
Also, four ROOMS for rent. Inquire at 421 loth
street northwest sepS3t'
LOB SALE-A dark bay HORSE, years oid'
Il ISL hands high, perfectly sound and Of IN
good act ion, suitable for carriage or bust Ef(S
Eess. Also, Wagon and Harness, nearly new: Price
low i sold soon: Apply to WIN. s. GRAB AN =. nth
and streets northwest sep6-6t-
LOB sALE-A PONY, PHKroN and HAIR
u NEse, suitable for lady gentleman. ~
Price s $50: Cost few months ago 800 Can I@N
be seen at FLEMMING'S Livery Stable, CAXA
street between Al and 9th. fep36t'
CNOR sALE.-Win be sold At bargain, TOO bar
II rels Howes Gave CEMENT. This Cement In
superior to all other American Cement. Apply to
D. A. TERRY. Peoples Bank,
ausl9 II Corner Sth ana streets northwest.
INOR SAIL On BAP-A large assortme nj Of Ital-
II ian and American MARBLR MONUMENTS,
MANTELS, POSTS, CARRIAGE STEPS, 10.
m24-M VIM RUTHERFORD, 1ll6 Pa. ave.