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A GEOGRAPHIC RECEPTION.
The social Meeting" of the National Sc
ciety at the Arlington.


As announced in The STAR SATURDAY. the
''social meeting Of the National Geographic
Society will take place Wednesday evening at
the Arlington.
1t is interesting, and indeed, encouraging to
see the marked attention that society is begin
ming to pay to these annual social gatherings of
oUr local scientific bodies, and in this respect
Washington is following in the footsteps of the
leading European capitals, where it is ''quite
the correct thing" to attend. and where the
fashionable world willingly follows the lead Of
royalty itself The wonder is, in fact, that we
have not sooner initiated this essentially
national and democratic custom Of the old world
and it would be eminently desirable for our
own official social lions TO take the lead in thus
recognizing science. literature and art,
already so numerously and creditably repre-
sented in Washington. and vitality important
an element in the government service
Invitations have been extended to all the
scientific societies, and the psrlors Of the Airing
ton will be Respondent not only with beauty
and chivalry, but with brains.
The reception committee of Wednesday night
Is follows: Gen. A. W. Greedy. Dr. T. NJ
Chatard. Mr.. 5. III. Hartmann Senator c. f.
Henderson. DR.. J. c. yelling. Mr. Edwin
Willis, Mrs. III. F. Blount, Mrs. Anita New
comb McGee, Mrs. Anthony Pollok. Mrs. ]. W.
Powell. Mrs Mary F. Waite, Mrs. John wana-
maker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

1t is expected that election will be held
the latter part Of April in the seventh con-
sressional district OF Massachusetts to Gil ths
vacancy caused by the promotion Of Mr.. Henry
Cabot Lodge to the Senate. DR.. William
Everett Of Quincy, it is thought. will be nomi-
mated BY the democrats. OF the republicans in
the field the following are prominent: MAYOR
Hayes Of Lynn, Speaker Barrett, ex-senator
Champlin OF Chelsea. The Boston Post says
that Mr.. Barrett will be nominated by Ac-
elAmation-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

In compliance with many requests. The STAR
has secured, for the accommodation of its
patrons. q supply Of Columbian Exposition
Souvenir half dollar coins, which will be fur
nished at cost priee.-one dollar each. Apply
a. the counter Of TIE STAR business Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13
CONVEYS Her Interest TO Her Mo,b.r

Among the deeds recorded on Saturday was
one from Irene Fl ANA French to her mother,
Irene S. French, conveying her interes, in the
estate Of her father. Ricardo d. Del. French,
for life, IN consideration OF the love and affec-
non she bears and she is about to be mar
ried and shall nolonger need any present assist
ance from the estate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

The Washington Sewer Cleaning Compauv.
The Washington Sewer Cleaning Company,
with capital of sIoo 600, owning and opera.-
ing the Knowles sewer cleaning device. has
Med certificate Of Incorporation by G. W.
Hayes. Frank Davis. C. c. Duncanson. Joseph
Freeman, A W. Ward, W. ii. Rutherford. a.
bert Frederick and T. NJ. stup
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FOR RENT-A FINE BCsINKss PROPERTY
NorfhweSs coFnsr IL snd Fcnion st. :tosc n ~
mh11-H JAMES p SHEA 032 Pa ave. n. y.
HOB kENT-FURNIsHED-ON ess 10 GOOD
- tenant IL taken % once In noxthvest, convenient
20 cable cara, decided hsr1sin. bay-vindow brick
eouse With III improvsmeetsi rood dssp yard With
ri.ssa Apply L " wKxD 8 90. 800 llsh e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

EOR RENT
+ 1912 10th. Tor.
sd 5 sss5lpi =. isr. m i:::::::: "a. 8
"a, Del ave ne. III :,
ls = s', 10Th 81. ior. m {. :. 3:
500 21st, Tor, M 1. ..&. I!
1929 18th. l2r. stbl. 65. @
1903 18th. Tor. m l.. IS. y
PA 2 NV, lar. m l.. o.
Pip N. l2r. m 1. 80. 3
2QH Z, Ter. IN 1. ....n.6
49, @, Tor. m 1. ......6. y
1907 e AZ. Tor, m 1 50. g
1910 25th. 1r. fur. mi. 81
ll45 2lst. 10r. m 1, 40. 3
26035 u st. II, m l. 40. B
SD I'D, 81, m i......3. b
1914 18th. 7r. N l. ...3. b
2l07 n, 7r, m i......& 81
~ l7th, once rooms36. 8
1880 Larch, 0r. m 1. .35. b
1126 ed. Or. N t....& 3
200 = ne. Or. m 1. ......3
1909 Pa ~. store. 8
2l47 x. ST.. IN i.......&. 8
1908 Rinsmsn. Il. 80. s.
618 ID ne. 81. store and
La as.Sls sldSe. a asdi i fsss. o
4and Sc dats. .........-
$3.50 B ne. 6r. m l. 8
III 2lst. o.. m t......2. o
621 2lst. Or. m l.. ~. 3
500 22d g.. m i......&. 3
1920 B No, O.. mi. % 3
40 18Th, n. m 1. ..26 3
IN6 p AZ. "a door. *. 3
909 9th ne. 1r, mi. .26. b
1i0-l2-l6i63S Elm
81. L. Droit Park. Or.
N |. uoW..............X
40 Mase sv. Or. m t....X
l79 T. n ..............3
For full list apply 10
MIL w
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WANTED-SITUATIONS.
MALE.

MALE.
WANTED-BY A GENERAL ARCHITECTURAL.
q eSas,:s:oI asss:: 2'9HsSH se
WANTID-BY A coLoRED NAN. PLACE AZ
;s:,;r.a..: Ably ply; to M sI s al q
WANTED-BY A TIRsT-oLAss GUTTER OF
Haals ss.1 ss
WANTED-BY A SMART YOUNG ooLoRED
W boy, place to work in store wait gentleman
no SSi;estSp to going out Of town Cali 800
w, d AK and WORK about house cs sda..ss
WANTED-BY ENGLISH CATERER. KfTCHEN
Address STAR ONCE snAn ''sn' u la
WANTEp,,A PLACE AS JANIToR BY A CON:
1da..s sos s.a os
WANNSITIhD. BY STEADY. INTELLIGENT
WAtNsTED.,BY,A YOUNG MAN FROM THE coUN:
Aaar s s.a
WANNs1T,a.ID..jr0sITIoN AS ATTEXpAST. CON:
Ale, alec holism opium in.ne or invalid rentleman col
Sifss;i1p 81 Waiting
w thoro ushy comp. Understand. al courses.
;igh:SI; sass: Or r. p.rn:nsn.
WAAnT TED. REsPFcTABLE WHITE But;
city reference Address Bo. ia Star once mill tSe
WANTED-BY A COLORED MAN. SITUATION
a,s.. dryer and sSsser or to run an elevator, Ad
WANTED BY A pREssMAKER, FEW MORE
DIE star oss 'nisi days
WANTED-ao TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
r; %siss. from last Employer Sis III $: NV
WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
R lo LAS. pse or NJ ia s as
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE FRENCH PER.
to
WANTED-BY YoI NC LADY. STEADY sITUA-
30. t9n s e on straight matter Aad5s:'
WANrED,BY NEAT, TIDY coLoRED GIRL.
,sr.: d ESSa !, s,fi 8 b. or nurse Call for
WANTED-BY AN HONEST. RESPECTABLE
" and experienced young colored girl, situation As
from las. p.ss
WANTkD-BY COLORED WOMAN. PLACE TO
or e.5I at Crowns row. between 9th and IN and
WANTED-BY SETTLED coLORED WOMAN.
dpe,s am II good city reference d
WANTED - BY SETTLED RESPECTABLE
w white woman place to take cl ar OF inf
en- Hddres. 90 plain sewing GGa ,s
WANTED-A PLACE AS NURSE OR TO DO
w PLAIN sewing with dressmak, by resDectable
youns colored girl references. Please for three
days at 1ll9 tst NV. mhll2e'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE LADY, SIT
w uation to assist in housewo K in private family
small %h1i is,s!' expected Address NJ Star Office
WANTED-BY LADY, THOROUGHLY FIRST.
w class cutter and filter forelsdy. position in
nrst-cl establ shine mt salary, go PER week Ad
dress Miss HOWARD. 1016 W. Lanvale ST., Bal imore.
mh11-2e'
WANTED =. SITUATION BY EDUCATED
" French girl lady's naid gCysrness or COM
panion ADDRESS FRENCH GIRL. Star office
WANTED-A GOOD COLORED GIRL AS COOK
w 70 go IN country; state wages, &c. Address ock
BOZ l'SS. Lebanon. Pa mh7-6es
WANTED. BY MALES AND FEMALES EMPLOY
w inent private families. hotels restaurants club
houses or where needed (refs fur also positions for
clerical applicants. SHACKLEFORD'S 427 18th n W.
fe2S-2we'
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE


WANTED-RELIABLE YOUNG WHITE MAN
house must stay nights. Apply 1910 Massachu.e.ts
WANIED-wHITE MAN TO DRIVE WAGON,
NAN To NM and Sor. in dairy slsg yhiss or eUIorsd
between 18th and 14th ~t.eItended mhl3-2s'
WANTED.A BOY ABOUT TWELVE YEARS OLD
w to make himself Eenerslly useful about house
may 20 to school Apply after ooclock At lilo 18th
WANTED-A sTRoNd INTELLIGENT WHITE
SSy is yeas o,a for bundles must bring rec
WANTED. FOR OUR BABY CAR
w riare. refrigerator water cooler and trunk de,
'f H HEN Rs '' SooDeETsS ? Is
q nd a..2sd ssn ~
pe.on to TRfSM s' sss
bt tis dG 81 '''''
WANTED-FoR VALUABLE INVENTION,
ca 5 o. o. .ddre'' before the 18th inst iNSESToE
WANTED-Two GOOD sALEsMEN FOR CITY
", property. Apply to A. C. CLANCY CO.. 504
WANTED-sMALL WHITE BOY FOR PYRAMIDS;
veil STEAM L Nd
at 1913 Pa ave. n mhI33s
WANTEp-AN EXPERIENCED CoLoRED HOS
si,..nt: 0nI sIper eneed man "a With reterences
need apply. 1856 Pa ave. NV. mh132a'
WANIEp-eENTLEMAN HAVING. FAIR EDU:
vacancy in business Al required ssla
Sl5 70 weekly. Apply at our ware rooms AFTER 10
la. &c. HARRIS. 400 7th st. NV.
70 p I2 EbER .REs
throws. mhli-ss
WAyIkD-IN LAND SYNDICATE. MAN
on door adSTes.
WANTED-GooD statesmen HAVING MRDI-
to Sooss Y.
e eG;'' ~ e.. + me
WANTED-DRUG CLERK. WITH THREE OR
sss'a'pf the nHs
WANTED-cAR BUILDERS: ON PASSENGER
c ed It.
WANTEp-A WHITE coAcHMaN TO MAKE
refs Apply ps and r. no
cOlumbi. road and Mntvood place mill -3a'
WANTED--A GOOD MILKrR RIGHT AWAY;
i, white; single. Apply at 4ol Massaehn,e t ave-
WANTEP-A WHITE BOY TO DRIVE WAGON;
bes. references reo nhser KEN ZEE aT with city
mhl0-3a
WANTED-aT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
csr, cooks, walters drivers por,ers hamb. rmaids
niss.i III suited AZ liih St n W.
WANTED : SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
w agents TO handle the Patent Chemical Ink Fras-
ing Pencil. The most useful and novel invention Of
the are. Erases ink Thoroughly in two seconds.
Works like mario. 200 to 500 cent profit Arsnts
70 take chaTrs Of territory and arpont sub agents
rare chance to make money. Write Tor terms and
specimen of erasinx. MONkOE ERASER MFG. co.
1922. La Crosse. Wis d3Olya
WANTED-STENOG AND REMING-
W ton typewriter operators directed to positions;
EMPLOYERS provided competent stenograph hers and
Remington operators charra for services WYCk-
OFF. SEkMANS 4 BENEDICT Remington Tyne
writer Office, Sth and SITS. n. seoQ-tf
WANTED-AGENTS; SALARY AND COMMITS
w sion best fraternal order: assets $500, 600 both
life and endowment classes; gilt edged
snect Some District AGENTS wanted rare chance.
Address KING CO.. Union square. New York
oc-m1y
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FOR RENr-OEFI(;E,

FOR RENT-wE HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE
o. an entire tn I'd door Of an street con
asung o. Tour large rooms, steam heat, private toilet
Mc;; 70 yog Per month, fully worth elO0 Apply
EaO1. =. FISakh CO.. 1924 st q. ". mhf3-6t
l. roSms, lst aooN 618 = It. nv. Apply JOIN
WkDDE6BUhN. on premisss. mhll-3ts
EOR RKNT..OFFICE ROOMS IN BUILDING NE
West. Zeal Estate. Loans and Insurance.. rs 18th
-. ~ y. mhl1-3S
the Lsnman buildinG; steam heat, elevator "a
mhs-T iSHH Y:v.
DOB RENr-ELE0ANT ROOMS; WELL Lf0HTKD
ana every o nysqionce lin GUIDE and walter build,
NH Xxx ~ ana iYf ~ q 410 g 2fq Psf @orS6
EQH n!HI- QryICE ROOMS IN COLUMBUS
= SylL2dAcS % Steam hsat s4koas rooms. lAEGS
l.2i.sr JoHH6. JOHNSON. arr. !
EoR RKNT-FINK OFFICE BOONE. Gus AND olS
-. q moderate psaesA ,crv v,,.,-
AaSa Hl0 dss-
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ll43S 36th OF, I b. Or. $40. %
1919 ~ h st, b b, mi.
) Or, fu, nish-d. 100
;;S24S 50-52 M st. T b
} and store. Or. so
Ridge road, Z h and
} stable. l1r.:..........15
1908 2sth st. h. Tor. :. Is
) 1888 NJ at, b h. Or. IL
} First house on Foxall
road, ( b. 6r........R. so
} Second house on Foxall
road. fh, Or ....12. 20
10 g JEFF st. fh. Or. IL. 80
1072 JEFF st. fh. Or. Is.
nat. 10
30T3 Canal st. b b. 5r. 10
1+1S Both st, 4 b. Or. 10. %
L BRO.
1894 3.,d ct. n. W. Tel. 595.
1406 g st. n. W. Tel. 1913.
r. 49, .,U-~.v- ~,
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80 Mass az. Or. m a..
l1@ T. n ..............
For full list apply 10
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTRD-hOOM AND BOARD AT CENTRAL
w locality by single man In private family; PER
manent II suited CONSTANTINOPLE. Star Office
WANTED-BY A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w room with agreeable housekeeper widow pre-
ferred permanent If suited; state particulars and
TERMS b. A. e.. Star ONCE. IT.
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WANTfD-PLACES BY BROTHER AND TWO
w sisters; French man as butler; elder girl place
as companion to young ady; youny car. cor ne
child. Address F. and F., s ar Off e. mill
WANI Ed, ITUATIONS FO' MAIDS, OOKS,
w house men. nurses. drivers seanstf esses
hostlers bartenders. rtprs kitchen laundry store
linen room hands. BURNHAM'S. lilo G st. n. W.
'felS-4wf'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

WANTED-FURNIsHED AND UNFINISHED
rooms in all parts Of city the cheapest. quickest
and su $: plan to secure desirable rooners Test
1850 ~. 1lthst n. W.. SHACKLEFORDSA AGENCY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

WEsCOTT 4 WILCOX.
lQO7 PDnnGylysuia ave. u. y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

DATRICK n C. BRENNAN.
fubiic Accountant and Auditor. l42A o. q. w..
Under Thomas J. Fisher Co.
Statements prepared for executors, administrator
uussses. frLls. corporations. &c. ss2l-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED.
EOR RENT-UNUsUALLY DESIRABLE FRONT
rooms FUR or unfur.. second third floor, in pri-
Sate family. at very reasonable price, to quiet, re-
nned Persons. preferably gentlemen; refs required
lUSl lith It. n. ". lcs
FOR RENT-FURNIsAED AND UNFURNIsHED
4 nsu room and others good hoard. els per mo-. II
desired transients accommodated 6l8 Sd st. n w.
EOR RFNT-FURNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED-
l. 10 rooms; three baths; new pap ring and plumb-
ing rent low Address or apply between 10 and l2
EOR RENT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY. FUR or
pniur; COMMUNICATING rooms on LIST and I'd aoors,
ofacesi no children IN house. &c It. n ". mill Scs
EOR RENT-ROOMs, FURNISHED AND UN.
furnished; back psrlor. newly fu nished and two
Communicating cheerful rooms In third story 1912
lztn 81 nv: mh11-3c'
EoR RENT-TO GENTLEMEN. I729 ST. Nv
sTo commnn,cstinR. brieht, cheerful rooms; fur
nisneo % unfurnished Liberal Inducements to Ier-
mansnt parties taking board II taken BY March Is
FOR RENT-l2,3 nth 81. NV, TWO UNFUR-
.l.o annea ssSns ICONS nsvy painted and
modern conveniences private family. mho-6c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

L,OR rem
Il 1911 Prospect ave.
b n, IN 1. r.. 37o
l3So sd st. br store.
m !, ir..:...............oO
SeS N st. bi II. IN 1.
lOr .......... 90
2407 NJ st. br h. mi.
..-... sd
1887 Sd st, store. n. u. 40
1925 3Oth st. br h. Sr,
1s = ,'' ;s;;d At. :; r. 90
~ i.............. %. JU
Third cottage from
Woodley Inn, 7r. -. 80
2o43 3th st. fr and b.
N ................ ~
wisconsin ave. Z b and
stable. Or. ......-......1o
G. H. +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

For RFNT-AT A REDUCED RATE: SEVERAL
attractive houses o" X 81. .0th brick and
stone; stories, IL and bath; all modern i'm
provements; in excellent order.
b. II. WARNER 90,
mhll-Ot' 9l6 st. n. W..
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WANTED-HO
WANTFD-A HOUSE SUITABLE FOR TIL OF
w flee and residence of physician; west of Eth T.
and north OF II. Address. stating price, Y L. Star
office. mb19yts
WANTED-6 OR 7.ROOM HOUSE IN NORTH.
w west. between and T. 10th and 18th mod.
mhl36t X. J. kIRKPATRICK. 1411 @ st.
WANTED-WE HAVE AN IMMEDIATE CASH
purchaser for two desrsbly locat d houses in the
norhwe-t section at rrices to exceed g. 600 and
soOOo. res ectively. Owners, submit full descrip-
tons. HUNTER l. HUNTER. SOL 14th st. NV
mh13-Iw
WANTED-THIS Is SPECIAL.
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THIS CITY. HIGH
AND LOW PRICED. ESPECIALLY FROM THOSE
WHO MAY HAVE TO LEAVE TOWN
CALL ON OR ADDRESS
8. c. HILL CO.,
mhS-6t' GIL + ST. NV.
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EOR RENT - COMFORTABLE FURNISHED
Il house; II rooms: in . desirable neighborhuod;
terms. 800 per month by the year. Apply l34l Q
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The above Is only portion Of the property on my
books For full list call at Office for bulletin issued
on the LIST and 18th. lmh1O, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01
KoosnARRM, Aug. 2S, 1893.
Editor Desere, NeoG

In 1.-The SEMI.wEEILY NEWS Of
August 18th lie found u commuulca.
lion g. m J. q. Anderson, OF hOUshAr-
Vm, csnlradicting tue weather reports
from this place which stated that tue
,sier supply had leen Insufficient
He says it lisa mistake anu that We
nave had sufficient water
wish 10 state aud prove byann,Ntd
certificates that my reports were COT
rect az the time they were mndti tue
feuorls alluded TO must be my report OF
July 2lst published under date Of July
g4,h), winch stated that water supply
could not q got around ln lime lOrhNe
crops from damage, Tho conditions
we're then AS stated, and even J. &. 4.
said, "What shall become VI US n this
u,y weather continues" but after
he raj -s commenced on the 2ith
%, JuIy, anu the exceedingly ftvofs .
weather We have ha1 since (ulntiuu'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01
SALT LAKE CITY.--

IN IN1FFFsT ran on sAriyes ASD TtuE DkFosiTs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01

Gus showers and sunahinrl these pt0s-
pects have changed materially, which
change was noted Immediately Va my
report Of July 2sth published under
date NJ July 3lsig aud II ia HIsI tue
that some could not get enough water
10 save all their crops ~ annexed Ger.
tiflcates will show.
Respectfully,
T.. q. Lose,
correspondent Tor the Weather Bureau,
kUosharem station.
testify that lII1sharem WIS Funsr.
ing Tor water PRIOR 10 jay %. AMI that
the tanners lett downoast about tue
prospects Tor crop.
GEo. h. WILLiAMs
WuipTUngter
CuAE. MAU1EsUs.
We tho undersigned ihvo had pnfls
Of cur crops tcsirUyoI BY tho drought
which pruvBilrI pfi1r o. July .itI
1898. ISAAC NAICu, l.
rAHLtY ANIEWoS,
1uEuDJNr fNutHlUSi
q. T.. Hri Qviss
could get nj, r. slcn'ts, tnl coutl icr
Thu suilicicui ~ uIe purpose, J.
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translated ~ the prarhet Joseph smith. ~.
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Prophet, ' us 1uuiiag up OF ths Ki0giani W
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froH tie hafe.au1aa, Fluctuations aud Sar.
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KoosHAREMS WATER SUPPLY.


trhe following c. mmunicatlon ex'
plains itself, aud IL published as To-
ceiyed with the exception Of q para
graph assribing molivos %, and pass.
log structures upon, Mt, J. q. Audor'
son, whose letter previously appeared
IN these columns. The statements
which are suppresso do not appear TO
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enoe which We have published, az
50 our opinion, consequently, need net
be given 10 the public. Editor
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MT ATI0NAL BANK
IN OF THT X
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year.
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RECEIVES DEPOSITS PIYl8lE ON DEMAND

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wiiford Woodruff, George VI. cannon
PreIdsnL Cashier.
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miseeliaPeous Works.

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on no ioetFino, Of No s'sgai. ab0nl Of lii
page, 100.
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