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IMnnrrlNT WORK TORrrBLIC SPEAK-

IMPORTANT WOKk IVl' 7 bI@II =. - -, y
Frs DURING FHk tRfr,nrSi 80, y Oa =, MS
.i, 10 C;,e,, n. be'iion fror NDycmle-t ' ".! :;
,s5a inrlrA-sa eissstad summary oi $50 L"-.-'l'n
.,ryres u HI IL vo'r md hn iup'-c'i o. a. awe l-''.,
.cd pofco.niiinry Facs 81 tttt pas q; 'fin't
arssaizston lrgisla.i n, an1 gcee 2 I'D !,
ai,i,,i.i,.fion Nv LDwiHD NgrhG toN luoc uounu ~
;s,,lcr "a FOR ,als the oh,o oil ihs TRIBUNE Ne"
york
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VA We have lo- ssio so ARMS IN these aHs.,
As HEAUTitl'L AND PRODUCTIVE LAND - i''ss
spIlF Sun sHONE OE rlay ~ accr't tY fa'i''' ~.
a,uiho,s Ile.e faIfi. IN maly cgses, cs he '"s- '
les thcr o. nrfsvcilrYts uion Serf eos.i VA r"'f
s.l,bx E,bs uinfrf., productive anis eesy if'sisa
etc.rnt wser aua man ohs' ed snaeh In,e' 'f'' ."
,o : pf per ., A.. ga
ave an intimate klos ess ~ i1- lArds O. trs@ 0Arr "
a ME, Nv ls,ier promptly snsvi.rd .,,...,, u, -,
No. IA -onlh roelt.-r... = i.trs-~
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nPySIDFNTIAL EIECTiON.-THE IRl
4 EIrVF ALuiNAC for 1S6t contains theO fISiA Al
YLFCTORAL VOTE for the several s1ees ior fis''ao''
Fgica IS cents. For sale ~ tho lnihiTSB once
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A WAKE FOR TIE CAMPAIGN
"A HEADQUARTERS!
MEDALS or ALL The CANDIDATES.
Breast PINS or ALL TIiF CANDIDATES.
BADGES or ALL TuE CANDIDATES.
SONG BOOKS FOR ALL rBE Parties;
TEXT BOOKS TOR TIE MILLION.
EVERYTHING FOR TIE CAMPAIGN
LARGEST ASSORTMENT n THE CITY,
DEALERS SUPPLIED on LIBERAL TiENSi
BIO CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY
MOST VALUABLE GOODS At BEST BATE,
sead Tor descriptive catalogue. with price. 10 traio.
r. W HITCHCOCK,
IIeaaausrtsr. ,r C.rorag Cod. No u Ca.-nber. n
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Ready To-Day
4 NEW STORY BOON,

no M hmo Illustrated 81 y.
Intended Tor tho yo1og but n'.fcs'us ~ II. 30 i;
,v tine sfors u the Younger day Of a rciso,' o., 90
,,Ncti1r as Water Scott napoleon ani Joseppc Log ~
ron pr johnson Lord Chesiert,ds son, hobeN QUITS
hArs prote An rev JACKSON. Geor-o aie enson 'van
Rrowu and others relssod IN tbs n.miise ssye OF ' u'
liS.ishea aothofess MA,C.' ni'' S.s..Vo,k
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~ FDK YOUNG btNIisf MN.
Mo-. G. ,rd 81 lat 2th street will reoPn sept ~
Boadiu. snd bay School. TIuafy depaftin' nj fnps
prnr,d los Laure ia siuc-s We. Point and toe hay
School Tho l,.rsctu. Of 10 School con,ans Tho nehlo OF
to iups ud Ao,o Il fiF plr'lit ~ ,o las nnr years
PROF. ELF CHAKLifh. Director
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NILLIAM FINOK q co. CHESTER SAW

WILLIAM FlNCk d co. CHESTER SAW
W MILL AND CAR FACTORY, located ts ns-
rivor below Philadelphia, hasc hsl large soch
Of OAK and Pine Timber and prepared 70 49, 4
short notice and ii low Tsios Vessels 0. trcs. Ola
iod ct the pier. both Winter and Sumner We are eEsosv
y engaged building Cansi Boat and prepared 10 buA
az kinds o. Freight. Coal. anI Drf Carr
CHKsTnR. ielswsfo 60. yfsn
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MOURNING GOODS. "A CARD.--W. JACK.
vi SON. No 81 Bfosdway hts tAe honor nerm Ladies
rcouirng MOuGsISs CeoDs thst lie il ofc,n rc'e. m
aeu,e AID beautiful so,k u DEEss Goods ofabise, N
eIisu and FRsscR DoKBAAsrs. IRgson MrRi-os CA,Pr
PAxEnrIsHs, Cr.ra EuGEaIrs. q TASsE. HENRIETTA
CASrOs AID CUBAs CLCnis IS end "a DiIAnrs, ~
PAcAs, AnroCRS. EsYsEss Corn, VICTORIA RsFs. b.
side many new fsbnos very hspdsos snd deFrlbs EIeH
PopLiss vc.y ..peor BLscg SILKS IN every syie I'D
- Iica ana and.o.s ,'O SEcosD MOURNING 1nd CHEcK
SIX, A large vo-i-ty Of BAL3osAL srIaTs. NAvnlr.a
CLoAEs sHAvIs BoySrs Ffus. Gioyis, sY7is kc &C.
Lsdes vii Ind prices way reasonable c., anS examine.
" JACKSON lxponTsa or MoUE.Iso CooDs
40 40 Bgoll~ev. ifi. Sra inE aDi lsacc.,ts.
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4 ECrURE COMMITTEES - lSGi-J.-Sfr.
g. VANDFNHOFf be, sdded % hi- liz % READlSG4
he. the following Noysies; l. IRISH BULLS and IRISH
WIT aud iUMUR chat their ~, rrliiiou, With os2p
examples. aud ANECDOTES illustrating LNGLL&
SCOTCH aid AMERICAN WIT and HUnOR &c, 60 Z
TenDys,ns new poem u ESOCh ARDEN Uo, bessfda
ard sEqp.s Rom nee having I'll he charm Of sea-tba
story vita q NOBLE MORAL,-Foiowed by coiaieslty
Rlac- Nnl. Ynra
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Doar0 ono Rooms.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APART
4 NESrs 30 LET ain dy q er >iitr % e,n,'sssea.
iIou,. brat clas; p,-ss boad iesIeL no 81 Tbay..
between Ittb AID 18th sts-
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yI,pE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for Is61 Con

/ ,sT. ,be PRESIDENTIAL VOTES % ~ tho StAesby
ouues aud o. the Towns In The state 81 sr"
IL aso contains tue Popular Vote ~ S'is iu W. 5t'' ~
~ ~ TRIBUNE OFFICE
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nOnEKNEplNG- WPITING. Arr

ID TIC Nc-Mr bOLBNfR, No. trJ bro'dway VII
gi -fin pru,tcJ to qualify gentlemen for bead
hoot ester- n ny business, Psvte ses. tii wecf S0
Il. g1u terms. -
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NHE NEM.YORK mGH SCHOOL.

3 GOR YOUNG GESTLEMEA,l
81 s0audGl. We sd (Ehbt Hail. hetveSn Ftfh
ay. and broadway. viii reopen wednesday. 81 p It-
TIE scientific and Ca-sicsl Deisr asDt. usder The
ohsr, Of Mr. =. NJ. ". BEDFlELD
The Department o; Moiorn Languages under thst Of
Nr. a. BERNARD.
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NOR SALE.-1hc PROPERTY. Nos. III
and la3 Yves, i.h.si 80 iO1 corsitns = ionr stvy
House. eih and wstcr. cacrsict ios family 90 esa
n,er and p brick Stbes "A inr Investment a. va n-1 "
suitable Tor Livery stable Liberal terns VIII ~ orr .
purchaser. Inquire OF A. a. JNDERHli the Prsnse&
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Go Wbou il nan Gorsern.

CAUTlON.--lhe public are cautioned against
~ receiving nrg4izius the oa0Yfng tuitee stalss
80 per cent Trssury Notes, o. TIE rcD. isst. dssA
Angus IS 1914 viz Nos 90 ~ 81 No'es 81 : 900 rtrh toe
h4y ng oesn fandgeni5 obla~ md ncs.oe sagtay
been II d with the Treas - DcpsDons ezs.; lr psym.sA
II. y. VAIL, Cs.ilsr
BAsx OF cossKRcr IN New York, SsP.. y, 1884
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lIONITOR ORGANS.-The lneat reed 3

VI sirnen,s Cor Ffron, schools, and small Chnohcs
The peculiar yo-ug of tue reeds relieves them nom the
harnes ouui W The Cabinet uissn h, tey have
,o-- r,wef rrcos tom O0 800 Cav let Organs sni
u.,od-op, for sc L.. BERRY, no 20 broadway.
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CuRcuLARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS. for fRgl

usc o. Parents IN Books.orr 10 GEAs9 near BsoAD
WAY Complete record ql-hrons Of Iearhcfsis also
krrs here ~ o. Invaluable 20 Principal school Otrrr- aud
Fsn. ,l good lc4rbrrs of sosgn ability Teacher,
o " ia position. should call cnd for Application fotm
SCnERMEREuhN. BANCROFT co.
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DEADY THIS DAY.
III REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN sOSCsrTR.
MCCLELLAN CAMPAIGN MFLODiST
Too Live I0oksBscy, Spicy spsIthus hlef With t~s
Snspirng the true for tho occasion. Ihey
specially adapted 10 he Campaign sLd everybody
ell want them.
Fer Dozen. .ssss-.sss..sss, - 20
Yer Hundred, ............................s.t' -
Also the largest and best assortment o. Modal Badge Pins
and other Cam siru goods IN toe CITY.
Descriptive dialogue with prices TO Tie trade sent
vhcanou- Address b. ". HITCHCOCK. Campaign Head
quarter No. a. Chnnbofs-s... =. \.
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IMPROVED COTTAGE ORGANS. UHRl
4 VAILED. A.o Pianos and 3leled,ons al bassAins
q. e.. DAM, No. y Park ror.
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CHAMPAIGN DOCUMINlS.-Nc INV ~.
4 ,,,,s on +. ,ro,d.iie uniform =. tb f'o "PLAIfOnh
PRESIDENT LISCOLS's UcNs o. peuoi'to 80 MI !.
:. .r..n.t Nv rim IN went int'r' r'h Jie89 " ~
= Me-. in CENFPAL GRit1'S l~ter " lou fctit
w.,bhrre; nd BAYARD TAYLOHS Poem on vac 81 , ,
,ICO SifpRFSDFR" An 90 sic~t. re ~ -
ga s,,, nv nAjl or by express Wscu oIdr!ra ~ N'
ae.inct non The remittance enous % -! ~ y - 'Tuy
;. u cents pcr lOO coiies soa1 On you "''''' "
1aIBvSN" ,,,,-o - pvcPONSiRTE
az MY ySRi-bci,e portion of ALET.NrHR u. Ssh-
49, $3.50, Z, Y,ch M. f,lr"d 10 ars''' - .'n nor
s,,f, v,siek would ari.e from se'ee.i"i e7r'sa S'
ss,ss.iou Co,vrtioa GeoGgit in Aufn. yHi 10 ""'
7. ,dse3 WHO COMMbNC ID llib W TX
W,rte sl,d irsAsousbe .cts "ne1 ~-', 'v'i. -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-19
DhoPosALs FOR BUILDING CJL.

Proposals. will DO received at the Mayors once
until ~ m on Thursday, the 22d day Of December
instant, for taking up and reconstTueting oulvert
across Eighth street east, north aide OF e street
south, under an act approved 2sth November, 1854
The oulvert will consist OF two walls Of blue
stone mAsoary sig feet apart, to be covered with
New York tagging, the bottom Of the oulvort to
be tagged the whole length Of the eulvert.
The walls will DO IS inohoa In heighth, and -
width, the fouudation will be six inches below the
line OF the bottom On the eulvert allowing the oul
vert when constructed to be sig feet wide and one
foot high inside dimension.
The mortar usedin the construction Of the walls
TO consist Of two parts OF sharp river sand TO one
OF the beat fresh hydraulic cement.
The Tagging used for covering the eulvert shAll
not be less than one foot In width and ave inches
In thickness, and 10 extend and rest fully foot
over each OF the side walls 10 be closely laid aida
BY side, and the ends resting upon the wall, TO DO
laid in mortar 90 above described.
The material In the old culvert may be used for
the bottom Of this eulvert, and TO be laid on bed
OF shaIp sand OF sufneient depth.
The contractor will be required 70 cover that
part OF the street not paved, with suclent gravel
over the tagging to bring the street up TO Its pres
snt surfaoei also TO make good all pavements, nag
xing, 40, which may DO disturbed.
Bidders will state the price per lineAl foot, which
shall include all material and workmanship TO
qured 10 complete the work according 70 the lore
EoinE ADVERTISEMENT and no money will be paid
uatil the work II completed to the sAtisfAetion Of
the Com missioner of the Ward. deoi1d
bidders win state the price per lineal foot, sepA-
rAtely, for ooveriug the above tulvert, with oak
plank four inches in thickness. deie-d
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PROPOSALS..
.pRoPosALs roR sTATI0NEkY
oSrt' 9 S.,s1 :, wa.s,, oys,srl

" 100 Dfror ~ yAu ~ ,sIs'
until Ysib2Y, D:ssrsssr y, ISL a 70 s'ssess,
sSr N f'I sn. s.o,
An s ssis rust be Of thu very be-, aa.l,,y,
s one :. .sss 81 90. ss.. .ss II
az sssS n iss Article ia Tor, and ~ sss nc,
or sssh article, which must be'distipe'J marked
ms sontr. 4 VII ., awarded TO the loves, re-
zach prcpos 4 nun, be .rusd by m. individual
OF nn making ~ and the sbili,y 70 ialnl the con-
tract, II awarded, must be certified By the person
or persons proposed a. surcties.
enumerated In The Schedule, they are 70 Be FUR
ni.hsd the iowest market price.
~. ne ,,t psgDs rs;s,y,. 70 hin.sf
OF lsss quantity OF each and every atlois ecntrs o.
Cd for, a. the public service mar require, within
and should any article not Be delivered within !
Reasonable time after being ordered, he also 70
serves the hight 70 purchase the ssid article In the
son or perons oontr. citing 70 furnish the ssms.
He vii, In all eases, decide whether the terms Of
. es soa az have been complied With and re-
ALLURE 70 comply with its ttrms.
bonda with approved seeu' ity are 10 be given BY
failure % apply a. sqtisiss osd sae he soD,
fixture specified in such bond. - :
D. h Sa.i
ouartermaster, Depot Of washington, ID. c.
; sSS % % pi'iniS marked Proposals for Sta
IN souEpuIE or ARrrcLEs.
20 resms Manila wrapping paper, atx,s inches,
% sssns bun snvsiops paper, sssa iassss, no,
% fssa. ISiss ioIic posi paper, ruled, per roam.
100 reams white fooIscsp paper. ruled, not lens
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PROPOSALS. FOR RED BRICK.

CHIHy QUARTEnmAsrERs OTTIcE,)
DEPOT OF WAsHnoToN, J
WAAHHaTeH, d. c., December II, 1884.
Sealed proposals will DO received at this ONCE
until TUESDAY, December 20, 1854, at u O'Clock,
M, for the delivery at this depot OF
100000 RED BRICK.
Proposals. must DO plainly endorsed " Proposals
for bed B:iek, !" and addressed TO the undefsigned
d. II. RUCKER,
BrigAdior General and Chief QuartermAster,
ieoiast Depot OF Washington, d. @.
PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF.
WARRINGTON ARsEHAL,l
WARRINGTON, ID, C., December u, 1884. !
Sealed proposals. will be received at Washington
Arsenal, y. O.. until ~ O'Clock, SATURDAY, De-
cember n, 1884, for furnishing Fresh Beef TO the
troops At this post for six months.
BIDS In duplicate to be addressed TO
II. j. WIKTON,
dsciSlit Lieut.. Ord. Dept, A. A. c.s.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-19

n oST--oN SATURDAY MORNING,
4 I7th inst, In Centre Market, KID Pocket
hook, oontaining $50. Tho nnder Win be literally
rewarded By leaving It at JACKSON BRO. d co Is
Grocery, ssl Psnnsylvanis avenue, between sixth
and seventh streets. deiT-Sts
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rTHE STANDING STONE OIL COM.
l. PANYloF WEST VIRGINIA.
... CAPITAL, sa,ooo.Ooo
H. In ts,ooo shares, At eco each.

.rr other call or assessment. US
working capital Of 900 rsssrvsd. Only 5000
shares TO DO sold ut the subscription price.
The property Of this company consists Of the
well-known Martin or Standing STONE tract, and
simple, free from leases, undivided interests OF
royalty. Standing Stone creek 70 branch Of the
Little Kashwha nyer) and Its tributaries pass
amount OF boring tsr,itoiy than Is owned BY Any
other company In West virnnia. y = situated IN
Writ county, near the celebrated Rathbone, OF
Burning sprng tract sna N es,sni Il ssrr.oy y
enoed oil men familiar with the oil district OF West
VirgAla quite equal TO n not superior 10 the RAth'
bone tract The Standing s,9ns o Company
near Burning Spring Run, asrou the waters o.
Standing Stone creek, including portion Of Rob
ipson's Pork and Two Rhine run, and Il immedi'
Burning spring through BY Standing stone and
Petroleum to Horse Neck Wells, near tho Ohio
river; and embraces the line OF ufHEAvAL. a
veloped, for the reason thatit belonged 10 minor
heirs, who could not convey until they attained
their majority which the youngest did few day.
Wells arc being bored on the adjoining lands
and oil had. II 10 sid that, upon this SIS ndine
stone tract, oil was nrst discovered In IIeo.
o. The ns Isy; farm a. : T. Ssn:
Jones, on the Morgan land. IL near this properly.
Thes, lands are hold In trust BY J. N. Camden,
Esq President First National Bank OF PArkers
senator In Congress from Virginia, and will be ~
them conveyed to thes Anding stona OIL Company
heneyer the stock 10 DO disposed OF BY subserip.
psid for. Three thousand ,ix hundred shares Of
the stock have already been SUBJ sribed and paid
ior.
RIGGS eco, and RITiESHoUsE, ,FowLEe .
co, ....r del+u
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a m n N n
u MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
nssp n N.tionh rS ana metropoiitsn Hotsis.
'1 1f.s u X. v:. New YS sna e.as
bury, Alsnandria, Va. ,x.v.,r,
'''- AHN'''. - ;;;::~
,vr,,v s,o s5R ru,, WEEK.
-.-, EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK, 'a
uurcurNcsoNs ..8.
TR.fnEn noes gaa.
TRAiNED DSSs law
FsHIsEP P BSs:;
T.2 ThAiNED D0Ss
,.... h a. - p y" .on. a h. an.
sskn sp.,ss, " az, VI Nuiopo '" w Wv
A'''' CANINE rEHroRMrRs
CANINE CANINE P pEREoRMERs ~
,v,r D,.,,n,sd 10 The public,
...,,.,,m,,.o, .
TONY PA ssToS, ~.
.... ~ ToNY PASTOR,
... TONY PASTOR,
TEE ONLY COMIC SINGER
,. rna ONLY COMIC SINGER
0'"' a''' VIII 'r new w SONGS.
HyTcHINesoEs cELEsRATEp DOGS
HUTCaiNSsoNs CELEBRATES D0Gs
PssSs, E s5s SSsTTs,
and represent: gs: ga !; sH.i'''; s.D r,a,,o,,
THE NIL n!ss es sas MAD 'As eAsSS.4Rs
THE MILK MAN, SAnionh'i'
GIRL DREssED ~ BLUE,
Girl phhssED ~ Blue,
ONE OF THE HOME GUARD,
faI iosKEi HURDLE RACING
9THER PEkE9sMAsSEs
never before exhibited in this country.
=, ,s...,.
sh" saun,.y IN uurcu1NasoN
| MT ThsshAXX A ANP hhuuTSaiNSsoS
,h. srsats,t
Of'hs day. With sh' entire star Company
Look on ios our
EhhisrMAs PANTO0nmsiinmaz'
S SHsiFMAs P PAAETSMiME.
SHRisTsAs fAsT9@i@E.
SasisTSxs P4sIS@iIE.
$50 az "
II WILL COST OVER Loo,
1T WILL S COST OVEN ,,. s,'O No..
ALL new TRicks AND NEW SCENES.
apAND MATINEE
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nUARTERMAsTER GENERALS
Sk oyyrcE FIRST DIVISION, vAszssrss
w WIN 3 soid a PUBLIC AUCTION, /, n. No.
viz. - : - : : = =
ILLIAhisPoaT, PENNSYLVANIA, rHyas
JoHNsTowN, PkNEsYLyAIIx, THuRsDAY
December ~ Iesl y : Z. =.
TRENTON NEW I Y, !. TapssDAf. D'ss.-
TWO HuNDRKD cAvAlhI noRns At nAOB
the cavalry service Of the army. 49,
gains may b had. .. Ha... n - -,
Hornes sold singly. MAJ.
Sales 70 dominance II 10 Q. n. -I..F
Terms; cash, In United statss surrsasy,
Colonel in charge First pivisisa, q n 0. o
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'TRE ASURY REGIM EN- T
PROMENADE CONCERT, % ..
IoRD's THEATnE,, ga,
nsS SS S,slS'f 81 P M
aRAFULLA'sTth REG'TN.Y. 8. NC. BAND.
Tickets admitting . Gentleman and Lady, Three
Dsllsrs. singis Tiskets, Two Dohnrs-msy be OBJ
tanned Of the members Of the Regiment.
Military and Naval omoers are requested to sp.
pear in Uniform. nan
1fH... TE. comMrTEEi ...-.rr
Hen. y. =. sPIHNEh, U. 5. Treasurer. .n
Q. +. CoLnr, Register. r.
EBwAHD IoRpAH, solicitor.
HyeH MeCsLLecn, Comp. OF the Currency.
N. BnopHEAp, second Comp,
Josxrn J. LEWIS, Com. Of Internal Revenue.
q TnonAs L. snITH, First Auditor.
4. ID. FHEHcH, second Auditor.
JoHM WILSON, Third Auditor.
e srrrnrr ]. Tissn, Fourth Auditor.
G. N. WALKEs, Fifth Auditor.
4. srLLs, sixth Auditor. ~.
Admiral W. D. szuspIcr, Chairman L. II. Board.
Privsts Boxer may be obtained Of the Treasurer
Of The Rssinent, a. his once, Redemption Diyis-
poors open al O'Clock. Concert to begin At Q
O'Clock.
n Carriages arriving will face north; do.
partinE, will fsos south. Cars will DO In whiu 6
At Tenth street at the close OF the Concert to con-
ysy passengers 10 Georgetown, Navy Yard, and
seventh street. $50 .r
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RAVEL MARIINETIT TROUPE
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prevfous 70 tho plsY. dtifosv u "a ssa7rl =
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forming tho wonderful and terrible leap of1O feet ~
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. CON-
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1hs policy holders are notified tht the Interest
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day In December, 1884, and NAY be paid at this Of
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THE GRAND Promenade CoNcRr OF TIE
Theatre on Monday evening, the 18Th instant, 81
sk O'clock. GrAfulla's New York seventh ReEf-
ment Band has been engaged. The following IL the
progrsmme
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q. Polka Rsdowa-"eruu.-aus der ysrnn-Her
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Captains Samuel B. Morse, Frank A. Howard,
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geon Josiah A. chamberlain, Ass't surEeoi Edwin
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