—_—_—_—_—————====DBnBnHmmaB=== CROSBY 5. NOYES.......Editor, _ BOW. Beading Matter on Every Page | wii ner of WASHIN' GTON OIT OTT: WEDNESDAY... Where to Advertise, ‘Tax Stax, wdich, from its start, has been the ps- | trial forces, the skilled mechanics, the isboring men, the bankers, the merchants, the house- reeult is that Tex Stax sffords unsurpassed ad- vantages as 8 medium of communication between all classes of the community, im the way of the ad- ‘That some of the wealthy memorialists do Bave some sense of shame for their coarse of obstruction im refusing to pay their taxes and | in instigating Congress to delay appropriations for the payment of the government's share of District improvements, is shown by the fact that one of them has offered to advance the money to pay two month’s salary to the teachers of the white schools of Georgetown. As a matter of conscience and justice the wealthy memorialists should advance the money, monthly, to pay not only the teachers of the white schools of Georgetown, | but the teachers of all the schools in the Dis- trict, and also the police, the firemen, all the | other employes and laborers of the District, who | are compelled to go without their money while the memorialists indulge in their luxury of | spite-work and obstruction. The pitiful little ®0p to public indignation in the shape of afew | thousand dollars for a few selected teachers— | which scarcely amounts to the daily income of the donor, or rather lender—will not serve the Purpose intended. ‘The South Carolina legislature must be a de- lectable body, judging fro: report of the pro- | ceedings published in the Charleston News. According to the report one noble legislator shouted at another: “You shet your mouf;” while another delicately alluded to a brother member as ‘that thief from Darlingtoy,” upon which the person referred to said: ‘If I have robbed anything I expect to be kukluxed by just such highway robbers as the member (Greene) from Beaufort. If I get in the peni- tentiary I won't ask for $65,000 to support me. The correspondent who forwards the report from Columbia says: “The members call each other thieves, liars, and rascals without any provocation, and Bot appear to have any idea that they are in- eeiting ag engbod: or that Cas are not telling the Hours of langh ter on the part of en Gennes and an increased consumption of Peanuts follow these outpourings of fish bay rhetoric; but for the honest citizens of the ony the farce threatens to have a tragic end- s: ee Col. Thomas Jefferson Randolph, of Virginta, who is @ grandson of Thomas Jefferson, and who bas held many positions of honor in his native state, is out in a letter to Col. Mosby, giving his political views. He says that Gen. Grant evinces a desire to carry out his patriotic words, ‘‘Let us have peace,” and asks, ‘shall we not cheerfully acknowledge every act of Justice and conciliation on his part, and giv> him the merited support?” The Virginia S-n- ftinel indorses the letter, and in 80 doing, sll “Send bo more sach representatives to Con, as those we now have there, to carry on aac: tious war against the government. Send men to Congress whose election is a pledge of our good faith and earnest desire to support the govern- ment. As you cannot gather ‘figs from thistles, OF grapes from thorns,’ so we cannot expect the favors and benetits of the government as long as thore who represent us at Washington are a thorn in its side. It is time for us to take a new departure.” It would seem scarcely possible that even the meanest enemies of the Board of Public Works could carry their malice te the extent of de- stroying the beautiful trees being planted out upon our streets by the parking commission, and which are intended to furnish grateful shade, not only for the present population of Washington, but in a yet greater degree to con tribute to the comfort and enjoyment of those who come after us, our children and our chil. ¢ren’s children. And yet, disgraceful as the fact is to human nature, it is a fact that sever: efforts have been made, as on Lith street, above the Avenue, on 15tb street, and in other quar- ters, to destroy the choice young shade trees set out with so much care. All good citizens should cosperste with the police in the effort to detect and punish the scoundrels engaged in this van- dal work. | ______-«ee- The Alexandria Gazette now comes forward with & suggestion looking to economy in the matter of government expenditures, and says members of Congress will have a splendid op- portunity for carrying out their economical desires when Representative Hunton, of Vir- ginia, introduces his bill providing for the re- moval of the Washington navy yard to Alexan- Gris! “The proceeds of the sale of the present yard,” says the Gazetfe, “will bay the lot and erect the necessary buildings in this city, (Alexandria,) and still leave a handsome sur- plus; and by the proposed change the great and invariabie expense incurred by the ground- ing of all the vessels of large size that attempt to reach the present yard, will be saved.” ‘This is a very good sto: for the marines. <_< ___— Itis reported that when the “independent” editor of some Alabama paper, who charged Judge Busteed with misappropriating money was called before the House Judiciary Com- mittee a few days since to substantiate bis ac-. tions, he “flanked,” to use a Westernism, and said the charges were untrue, and he knew it when he printed them. He said Judge Bus- teed had attacked bis paper once, and he was determined to get even with him. When asked bow he could print such falsehoods and then ad- mit them to be such, he said he was under oath ROW, but was not when he wrote the articles. Wlorace Greeley’s famous plan how te re- | sume specie payments was to resume; but Gen. Comly, of the Obio State Journal, proposes a meater and yet more expeditious way. He | 'e bave no doubt that the should have yments as fait accompli, without ay plan of Feeumption.” : According to the Annapolis Gazette t that city ‘is & good deal taxed. The taxes last year were— For city purposes, 85 cents in the $100; for county purposes, 75 cents in the $100; for echool Purposes, I7 cents in the $100; for State pur- poses, 15 cents in the 100; making in the ag- gregate $1.95 in the $100. To this it is now pro- posed to add other indebtedness, which will in- ease esate 2 82500 the ates of Annapo- Ms property. And yet Annapolis has no Board a The New ork Tribune has s long obituary of | 1, & cat named “Stumpy,” that had inhabited the editoria | rooms for many long years. “Stumpy” ‘Dad survived all the vicissitudes ef the estab lishment, including the fatal Liberal campaigo, but sickened and died from the Washingtoa “‘epecial” slop, and editorial comments, anent, sander the new regimé. | | least a week's pubic notice in one or more ist ric ae S JOn SAUL | Respectfaily calls the stenticp of th the 9 Dean. HWA MMUBTON, Hae will take aren or chops aid charek orca named for that porpose, brat P he Ob Seitemeak ar, yaa em Ot the os RATIONAL GAYINGS BANK, Ww ING’ DC. 3 Janeer geod qherate of a this ‘ban steer Ma a wit on arch iat *MFIVE PER CENT PER ANNUM, and all wich on deposit reh Ist, will draw SIX PER OBST. PER ANNUM, Eptil Jody lat, after which ‘period the interest allow- eo L dey oo ATIVE PER ORNT. PER ANNUM, ordered. Interest in all cases is computed and allowed for h full calendar mont! SSaeeee ‘W. STICKNEY, President. MM CS nemo rE UE 8 SAD. COMPLETE Art Bo. aaa SEVENTH STREET, NORTHWEST, where specimens oan be seen. Consultation free. (er“nor sopa,” MILBUEN’S ale STOBE, 1499 PEnnsYivanua AvENvE, Above Willart's. decl8-ly* novs-tr PENIOK’S INDIAN HA) ESTOREB % e.has never been own hah. eee natural : heretofore existing be- Sohn Mr Doncazesns all Of tats city )enage ee jobn yancanson, (ell of this, city.) under the neme, style, and firm of DUNOABSON, we LIN O0., has this day dissolved itself by limita- mutual consent. claims again t sa'd firm will be paid by Chas aneanson and Jobo M-Duncanron, who will and ne for ANSO) Dn siso collect all debts due said Srm the same. siness will be Jgunder the style and t the old stand, Forner 9b ané D streets northwest, at which place they respectfully solicit a continuance of the pa- tropage ert the pantie. ‘CHAS. 0. DUNCANSON, mart-3t_ [Rep] a DUNOANSON. _ RS, VAN REU FASHIONABLE MODISTE, BAS EEmoveD to 919 L4tH STBEET. Apprentices wanted. Mast bs good sewers mar3-e03.* OF COPABTNERSHIP.—The heretofore existing between Geo. B Wi Sawyer. tradiog under the firm o GB WILSON & CO , Brewers, is this day dis- solved by mutual consent. ‘The business will be continued by 0. H. SAW- TER, whois authorized to settle all bills due said rm and to pay all debts of same - Gro. B ae SAWYER, Mareh 2. 1874 ar MME. HINCKLEY's, Til Mazker Sracz, Wasutxstoy D. 0. DRESSMAKING IN ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS. msr3-8* CUTTING, BASTING, &c. Lt Imac el OARBIA Jargest assortment of new Car. er offered tm Thiscity, both oe ', close ee Aon a tone with sod without seats, at re- duced prices. “all work of the best make nad faish, Dg promptly Sowa: _mard-a" 410-414 & CONOMIBE. SOLID GOLD WATCHES JEWELKY BAZAE, as AVENU ENDER NATIONAL HOTEL. N.B —District bonds of all kinds taken in pay- ment for the above goocs. Or!" 2-d see for yourselves. WwW ESB & BEVERIDGE Are now receiving new goods for the Spring Trade, euch as HANDSOME DECORATED DINNEB SETS, CUT AND ENGRAVED GLASS-WABE, FINE PLATED W. "THE —— SEWING MA- CHINE The, easiest to sell: lightest running: makes i. least the greatest range of work: fect in its operations: can't get out of order: will wear a life time: in fact, it isa DOMESTIO NECESSIT no family can afford to be without on few days fd ee ee teacher FR. more than city: only introduced here ve other machines but little @ for the DOM! > viz Baker, Wilcox & Gibber American, ng te ater at prices rangiog from each. Good yi 22 to 935 0 canvassers, je and PHIL. H. WELCH, mar2im [Rep} 909 F st, Meets OAREDS, Ss, ablic to bie e assoriment of LOWER serDe ‘which are this scason cf the fnest auelity Lows BE SEEDS. ombraciog all the noveltios ~ rEcit cr Ta rears and well . oth bd ane are verses - on eee . Cherry, Ep prieat, a; Nectarine, & ‘ ‘TRAWBE. RIES. $ BaP, Shea oetate ATs, Bigs, TREES. EVEBGREENS DRRADE, PHLOXES, VERBERAR, OEBA’ NIUMS, and other beddi addi g plants. with everything pertaining to the jusiness, all at moderate ed. Ne. Agents or Pediars employ ra an SAUL, h street Patent 5 aND FLow FRUIT Thens. celeb BASPREGETES. uM ‘The cholera in amail and seductive packages is already being shipped frem Charleston, S. C. ‘The News of the 26th ultimo notes the departure of a vessel for New York with one hundred quartsof new strawberries and a lotof green peas. ‘The Norfolk Landmark uses largely from our “G@adabout Papers” without credit. The Lani- ‘mark bas not profited by our warning to preda- ‘tors, and we bid it good bye. People who were in the city on the fourth of | tom. March iast year, and didn’t like the climate, Ought to be here to-day. Oua8. H. ae pe & 6O., Bonkers, 1499 F STREBT, GENERAL BABIES ANGE aan y| epee eee ae epee esas Se 35 “i. gee aeatt sonal estate of said deceased. and of tee in hand, asfar asthe same have been collected and turned Into money, when and where all the eredi. tors and heirs of said deconsed are notified x attend, with their clai may om alt berset 4 et 2 Cony —— week for three weeks in 10 the said day | . WEBSTE: Register of Wills. order be published oace ‘The Tene Star previ: PPorosacs FOR 10) | TREasuRyY DEPARTMENT, ASHINGTON, D. C., March 3, 1874 Sealed Pst Lo to fornish Toe for thie pot ment for one year from and after ners, ‘Will be received anti! noon, Marcy Iii, ise Ice to be farnished be Kennebec Ice of the best quality, or ice equal cl free from snow, dirt, or other beng ogo thssatie. faction of the ving officer, and to be delivered in such quantities and at such times and places as may be be required. eighed by the Treasury scales, and to be pod tor’ seethin nee Proper vouchers, audited os. an a in jue form. at be at @ price per ton of 2,240 full ray sdeponit “of 8500 (United States currency bonds) must accompany each as ‘as security thet it is genuine and in faith. to be returned to the Untuccessfal biddore after the award of the con- tract, and to be retained as security on the contract orgs ie Jeet any oF all bids, or to watvode- | 6 4 Te; or o | fle deemed to tothe interest of the govern- | nent to do sorte ween Pope! tonne indorsed, “Proposals for Ice,” and val ILT,, eed hapa vet gare T. in SPRING. NEW! STYLISH! ATTRACTIVE! FRESH AND NOBBY. “OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.” FIRST OPENING OF FINE SPLING WOOLENS, FEENCH, ENGLISH, SCOTCH AND GERMAN COATINGS, TEOWSEBINGS, BUITINGS. WHICH, WITH OUR SUPEBIOR MERCHANT TAILOKING FACILITIES, | WE ARE MANUFACTURING TO ORDER IN UNEXCELLED | STYLE, FIT AND FINISH. | Examine Our Stock. S7-This Department is in charge of Mr. DANIEL | F. KEYWORTH, « skillful and artistic Outt lately conne cted with one of the principal Mere! Tailoring Establishmeuts of Union Squa: York City, BABLE BROTHERS. MERCHANT TAILORS & FINE CLOTHIERS feb23-tr Corner 7th and D Streets. New No. 439 OLD No. 486 ive Steeer. } BARGAINS bien STREstT IN THE FOLLOWING GOODS, TO MAKE BOOM FOR SPRING 8TOCK, AT MARKRITER’S, No. 439 SEVENTH STREET, | den th Bet. D and E ats., 5 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. HANGINGS.—Gold Paper as low as pers aa low as lv coats; Satin P ts; Gilt Papers as low as 70 cts ; Femnants of Gilt and Commor rs at cost. The largest and choicest election of the above goods it the Distri: ic be BS .—Solid Oval Engraved PLOTU. FRAM and Pet and panes pete gird Bland end Gilt h a fall line Frames, Frames —Different styles, sizes and “w aN Bow ais colors ods. ‘at 3s pus? into Bhades, “PICHUR Goub AND ELS, of different card t © Bot LA Aare Nails and Siam Gold Plated. Bilvered and Wire entre Pie- “EnomatiNe" HOMOS, forts aracey rine im appropr e nited chettes re of choice ubsecte, fore fuare gv and Ohromos filled. ‘Allowing BO aid stock to nlate, those needing oor line will find the latest Gesigns at loweet cea ices. Orders for Paperhi indow Shades Red Picture Frames penctaafiy filed. and satiatac- teed. Terms cash fob28 6.* BUY THE GENUINE FAIRBANKS’ STANDARD SBCALESB, FAIRBANKS & CO., | 311 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, | 166 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, FAIRBANKS & EWING, | MASONIC HALL, PHILADELPHIA, FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO., { 2 MILE STBEET, BOSTON, FOR SALB IN WASHINGTON BY fob’8-w&s.$m JOHN a. BAKER. ‘| pe BI bali AXE! rib BUILDERS i od 3 feb18-Im E*tBcreaee ise. wo, 1101 ‘doce '» Garments Cleaned and Dyed without Shoes, Fars, etc., leaned at Soe meee | | by takin, bers Office. mari st" Warre—* colored WOMAN, to cook, wash ad iron for a small, private family! good On; ‘who can b mendations from need “Sppiy sat No. HBG tome Te" | wiz respectable white woman, a SITUATION tote chewbor nt ‘and plain STIPE ST syalt on, table; good references. Apply 34, street, between G and Massachusetts Sveaus borteese bas trim Syten PATTERNS fe entand fit to order; also. atterns cut t 1110 G street ‘nortawest, Bestween 1th andi | 2 maré-2w* ANFED ADO: FIN MAKER at RB. F. HAR- VEY’S, 934 F street northwest. =e aRTER A NUBSE at the Ohildren’s to2 p. | WA WANTED—To bay,» «mail HOUSE = or = ix equares of lah h street and Penneylvania avenue, on some str d- | dress J.0., Wantip-4 reliable WHITE bf to take charge aad do the general work < a Gaal family, tp which the lady ie in poor hoa ae sfter 4 o’clock, or address 9O7 I street north Waster SITUATION by 8 young man ia @ dry goods or a grocery y howe, who hes several years’ experience in each, en at << Teference, Address “J, H. W.,”” ‘mar: ANTED-—It a clerk in any of the Dey Fishes to make expenses for hime! @ house that is now slmost full ont ‘Mom , Senators, address “A. B.,” Star Of. ice. mn Wattarns I TUATIO! one te will mak iT i4 ANTED—A HOME in some ly, to oversee the housekee; sewing, or aa governess to chil Country preferred. Addre: nO. F National Or metery. Ww4s7 ANTED— Immediate 2-6t" t ® respectable French person = Mt indy" maid or seamstress «herself generally use ‘sepa EMU m! np fami- rt dete immediately. Bright wood my or 4 in of first-class 8! ANTS of every ae: scriptions male and female, ry call and get supplied Sf ence. Servants also can ig good homes and best of wages by applyin esto Mra: LOUISE C. BUTUE ctfesta: Office, 1027 ih aren, ANTED—Every one to Know that ean Soriog Machine Agency Bi pur FSoubs. a ae to. s Pat. 469 Tani sojee te Fenioyrrent Fe sproEm, a Agent. Wiaateeas OBKING CLASS of cither sex; $2) to 859 = eet work at home; greatest 6 ever offered. -For ‘particulars send | stamp to a SMITOHAR, Feuer lane, ,Philadel; oy im. = syivania, \ and Pennsy ie with price, H., 8t WARTED-CANVASSERS, to Popular work. The General city and wants assistance, for which @ liberal per geptage will be allowed. ‘Inquire between 7-30 and Wand Sand 4p. m.,at ROOM 43, ooNet wear poTeh ‘A small FURNISHED ET ROO, ae bet streets sell a new and is In the \ ND WARRANTS. V Bounty a BECK & seaeeton, dec9-Sn* 34 F street. ANTED—AU those sm re their si iW know that E DOLLAR a Pe maited to the oeeiaine by H PLEL, the Optician, corner aud Penne enneyivania ‘vent for | Thermometers of all E my9-1y Feiture, I IGBT BRAHMA MA EoGs, FoR ust be B. duawronb: D: YOUNG, Fy wot doctla eee nd also, perty worth om ‘ashington, D. C an clegant HOME ‘eare to the erection of @ ock of four DWELE 5 on ING@S, on one of the most im the city, and ing to eecare rehase! for two of the ty we ome te to tics rr Bor at 5} panerre S | DOORS, caciias BLINDS, Be. tor 9 Hoes, pres onset low pi previeus to auction: A. maré Prosser BENT—STORE and DWELLING,O 7th, op the market, with ithe ‘A iret rate stand fur ‘astove or” fara will bay on oany teres Trsee are 0 {idings of every descr: IN, Mo. G13 Mh street. = 4 mut suited any ts z, e : * sate Se ee cont UeN NE: | Logi Spm otreet,encond Toor, of Dl BBansty, Bac can = wie BAL) AN ZXAOBLUENT FARM, «9 1D OOUPE, With Fil 5 risck an. <— scres-in Charles Oty county, Va. 13 iniles Bouow acs HAENESR tin vee be M frem Richmond; en Ja Great bargain 400 cast A (APR at REYES ‘& for Will exchange for city property. Sta) wen lath street, below Pennsylvania 7 bi maréIm_ Beal ast Broke = SALE—Fine CANABY UY aller sums for tovest men! tn Feta F BIRDA; warranted foot singers. BUR vorne tk MESES FE trom Two STORY FRA ousns, | ca cee low. No 137 South Betrent Corner Teh BH th room, cellar under whois house, glass Georgetown street care pass the 4 J. M. GOETZ LADIES’ GOODs, ry B*S0IN ZEA TES AND WORSTED Goons, it stairs. ‘Lots 38x116 each to an al ley. Tard “peawtifaily” terraced, soda-d Clogrd by @ neat fence, situate on 8h street nort east. only two squares frem street cars. on elevated round overlooking most ofthe city. | Price, @4,300 and Be ene oe ery caee term “apa PAID, EGE SEER BONDS. B BSH, 693 Ish street ( aND Basi MENT PRESSED anty Beue BRICK PRONE DWE 2 AND ALL MATERIAL FOR EMBROIDERING. TAULMADGR” ZOD, Brekerss Vee Brae tor,range, de all complet STAMPING promptly attended to, at FY z * wart nue, bmeed the Capitol. Price, $4000; \ cast; bal- ES ‘ELM iRLMA BUPPERT, ~——— eaener ees ance to ite: Pope Patent Otce. W IEE SELL VE EXOHANGE FOR PLAN ‘ATWO-STORY FRAME, 6 rooms, on P strect | Wo Branch Siage cetitand Parte: Mag moreheaet 1t 3336 seman Day ments. —— Sarria Bo or a ssi Bek ¥ stree panicuisre, addrcas ar omee 8 “Gan 'be bad for s MISS E. A. McCORMIC! D.o apeon street, and rant Pisce, Cars at bargain. & rge number of other 909 Pann. Avence(up stairal different departs ofthe et for sae on un- containtog ib en —— Thee 3 rth street. A large and elegant assortment of y fratt and wer ENT_HOURE Wo. 1731 ptketrest esa. | HMPORTED BONNETS and ROUND mare enced efron i a Vj ae on hand, a month: py to THOMAS W. “FoWiri DEESSES, MEY of New York cre? #¢-* Ailed by eo . sa. dicbdeesidl Fo RENT—The UPPER PART of « BOC containicg 6 rooms, street n: eat. Apply at CABO’. No! 503 Fennryfeana avepu mars 3:4 EENT—a dwelling HOUSE, pee en ty rooms.No. 1815 Hi street north: SE gee menihe sina inquire of MHS. OnuECKE, street nort! bred OR RERT=c fortabl eet fe fow stepe from Caeitol’ Young's Law Building. . FPOR BALE-A few more of those desirable LOT in 8 cub, balance monthly. stelmente of $10. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 5 FoR a ee NEW YORK Bazan. NERY OY ao Q0ODS H MERINO UEDRRWEAE Stous, || eas Sas eal SEVENTH BTRERT — | Was See a ae 33 ay be fa tbe i Wicasily ratecd.as the soit ts hind, and composed nost entirely of the hueet quality of marl, which of excellent ferticor. . ° yelling on er or Feomeivants renue, feb2s 6t BCON NOU mSE . “MiPbL EroR, 13 Lsth’«treec. 'D NATIONAL BANK. 7th st marS-3t ‘@ small FARM winia four wn, containing 40 Bonds | . ever show again. Por RENT—The STORE tormorly occupied by | “Kid Gloves cleaned on | Levi Bar. feovee ae southeast corner of 7th a1 erste; punctuality ! “ ‘On ai | TOR RCON iar lawyer, 652° Lowllans ‘avenue cestie $= | BOBT A. PHILLIPS, Bent er, soul TY no} = oe : o = mars MEDIOAL, &. Paes FOF sie Ghareh hateet Depot aad) wists | CURE SPER ERT SNE SATIMTACTION, Radree G. HUMPHEAY, Falls Onurch, Favins, | $1 Naira’s, corner 9h and Penasyi. | ‘Tough to wext street. with mars lw* neuer Stott’s, Pennsyly: avenue; Doo. | ment ol silts Sooghiin's, Masonic Temple; F% SAUE—At ® bargain, one of thow nice Cratchett & Shreeves: | HOUSES in Doddincton Place, No. 232 Ist | Uniontowavucd snd! seep Oratchett, & Bhreeres Seipiee & banees bel noe en eee D2, g4352 WILSON, «thoroughly experienced Dy te AM, BMITH Ne. 658 Pate ‘and scientific Midwife and Ladies’ Pi yeicien. Ladice attended to at their residence at any hour, night or day, or tendance at the robes. northwest mars F°, Lee mmoedious STUREHOU cor. ner sirects southwest, opposite im leasant rooms and the best of at. ‘tor's private sear © in foal JAH BEBKEND #00), Weal Ranke street, between E and F, rt 5 whetesale mark tj Well adapted for grocery, flour, | dential, ands. Basins soceesly cond: | G55 nu atrece C038 im pees et. Pevence) Sat con anion woah e. © (DDE DAREY" tas toner tacts fo ter factiities than | J) ELLING HOUSES FOR SALE HANNA, =, Younes Law Ballttng. oom ever for practicing his steat apecialty. Oniy = 5 onc Charee made for eitie Drug | . T¥o fine BRICKS on Franklin Suarc: $12.5» {OR SaLE—A delightful OOUNTBY HOM is re, corner 4% street “and Peuussivasin and $1800 acres, house and improvements good, (Colonization Building.) feb * A three-story BRICK , ten rooms, cellar and bath, besntifully located the high ridge of land | complete in every respect, on I street Borthwest, northwest of Hyattsville; fine vatisty of fruit; ten LOST AND FOUND. I OST—On the 2d inst.,a black ONYX EAR- 4 KING. The fader be rewarded by leav- ing it at the National Hote maré-2t" i| O8T—This morning, a baby’s BIB PIN, blue L4 enamel, marked on one sid» **Dariing,” and on the other *’Mama. Dec. 25, 1873. inder will be | rewarded at 924 Scott Place, near K street ne Foexp-ar the Ooaarey ational Church. Mon- dey night,a s wlece ‘few. WELBY, re the owner can Lave by calling on JANNEY & HOGE, Pennsyivania — ‘nd payieg for this —— tisement. Lost St, ths, 2h, of Febras 8 large Black NEWFOUNDLAND DOG; b white on breast and toes. table ren A suil ward will be paid for bis return to 409 street northwest, JO8.PRATHER — mar3-2t™ $5 <= REWARD —Lost on bepreg Domes ee ‘a1 of | Ms very chewp at 870 minutes’ walk to the Bisdeusburg depot, where 16 gel bork "neepital and | rotatt seet] BRICK, with back, building, seven o | ~ mw. ome equ trajoe atop daily. Photograph

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