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AMeefinr b IsegaFd q Rents.

A meeting Of several prominent busl-
ness men, merchants and Others, took
place Saturday evening, to consider the
question Of rents. There was free
discussion and interchange Of opinion
on the whole question Of real estate
values and business prospects for the
year ensuing. There was an entire con-
cord Of opinion, as well as an earnest
protesting sentiment, in regard to seye-
raj instances of proposed advance in
rents. IThe present status Of rents was
held to be as high US legitimate bust
ness would warrant, and higher In pro-
portion than was paid in Pittsburgh
and other large cities. Indeed instances
were quoted where eligible business
houses in Pittsburgh were actually
renting at lower rates than similar
property similarly situated in Wheel
ing. This state Of things had been
brought about by temporary bids and
engagements on the part Of houses not
esteemed to be permanent, citizenjEed
houses, and as such were neither legiti-
mate nor representative in thelrcharac-
ter, and such as regular. firms could
not and ought not to stand.
A determination 70 retire from business
rather than pay advances asked, was
expressed by one or two parties. There
was no knowing wherethis thing would
end. The effect was to drive capital out
Of business. Rents were now paying
unusual dividends over and above all
taxes and expenses, and yet II was pro-
posed to increase them. And this too
in the face of uncertain events. There
was no telling what shape business
would take In IL few weeks. There were
good reasons for expecting contraction
in all values. Sagacious men were TAX
ing in rnther than putting out sail, and
hence their views were Numerically
opposed to mourning increased ex-
penses. 1t Is quite possible that few
msRths hence may see very languid
sBdsiness condition all over the country,
The foregoing is the substance OF
much that was said at the meeting. II
is proposed to hold a still larger meet
ing, and to formally consider the whole
question more ut length.
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srftIaa alStltls.

AWAY WITH aEIQrAG GLE 1Sp
~ eyes made new, without IlCI1f -
tor OF medicine. Hamhhle I1dIIlf ~ 4
receipt Of eantA Addft ia X ~ IN n.
D., No. no Broadway, New foIl n0Si
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Mntina

4 LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
a against mo win please fendaF them
Seftiing up 10 70 away, and l hereby dive no.
dee that HON! this Time will pay. no dobtl
mot contracted, on specially authorized by
myself WILLIAM TAILANT,
ilnYi2-AtA L-ll-It ! lI-LI- - I I-L---L II
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mon, IE0H, q q.
WHEREABOUTS OINTWI7IIIIjT

wm cure the Itch IN Is houn
A1S6diruS Salt Rh6uin, uleOf Ohiil
and al EFnptions 6f tho SKIN. 1Pkic0 %
For sale by all DfueYist4 IL
BY sendInRt0 cents 10 WEEKS tF0ir|s
sole Agents 10 'Wa8Efingt ton n1Ioug D !
Mas, Il will b forwarded ~ mall n !
petite SsniH Y any pa q 90. o. 1ne y. Unl'
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TIE Tennesseeans are confident TINT
helrlrepresentativea and senators will
be admitted to Congress, whatever may
b9 done with others from the South.
They urge With much force that TennoS-
see has maintained her connection with
the general government throughout the
war as truly d Missouri or Kentucky
that Andrew Johnson represented the
State in the Senate till he was sent home
70 act as provisional governor; that
Horace Maynard held his seat till the
close of the s7th Congress- that dele.
gates from the State were adhitted tothe
Baltimore convention; and that Colonel
Maynard, Colonel Stokes and NJ g.
Taylor, her three loyal representatives
and her Senators, Patterson and Fowler,
are as true Union men as the members
from Massachusetts, and have done and
suffered infinitely more than they fol
tho salvation Of the country; and they
say that 1t will be an injustice and ar
insult even to. question their right Ia
represent Tennessee in Congress. They
will without doubt be admitted, but moi
until they and their State have passed
the same ordeal which WILDE enforced
upon all the States that have been more
or less In rebellion. Ttfr
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putting tho cbEt before the horse, and
wonl "a 81 pnd ridiculous. The
Epq,is hifsNell learn the met for
illolf I'd d dmmpnicat the same tothe
.peol q okold vitsinla that westEita
ginia has parted Company with III
Richmond dynasty, not @sa swGr
measure, but as a permanent arrans
ment. Congress will never have q
chance to aog on tho SubIect, because %
preliminary to such action the consent
Of the legislature Of West Virginia, as
well aS Of old Virginia, will have 70
take place. The democracy being dead,
IL not buried, in this State, as in allthe
other states, the last hope of'overtpEn-
ibg what has been done will diswilh
them,
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Jf adttrtis ttttnts.
Agents Wanted,

nNHE UNDERSIGNED WINES 40 m.
Ut plpY 4 number Of agents 70 81 county
and tlIlq flEhtl foF o new and valuable pAts
emit Addtt with stamp onelq
n6Fn-lW efant HouSa, Who6ling, ". We.
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Rnr Sale.
Wanted.

A GIRL 10 Do HOUSE WORK m A
"A mail family. 10 one coming well 70.
commended, o permanent situation and god
WARO8 Will b. given. Enquire q Clothing
Store Of N A. MADAMs6 60.
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A FIRST CLASS sKIFF, IN GOOD Or
n der and condition. WIN DO sold ct Tea-
sonahle figure For fuEther Particular apply
Hovl7-St Cor. Monroe and WAteFsta.
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Cleveland q PIttsbuFE Road-.sC hApge
Of riInn.- -.

A new time table goes into effect on
the cleveland and PIttsburg rallrOad
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The first train upis the way mail and
A-.A.Ai....A n.tE = q. .Ll.nnn.n.,a
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PROPOSALS..


IN
IN BUREAU OF CoNsrRuorIoN AVID REPAIR, } Z
r... September 4, 1895.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Bureau
for PAINTS, LEAD, &C, described in the follow
the SECOND DAY or OCTOBER Next.
Each bid must be for an entire class, delivered
In the respective Navy Yards. . % - 'TT07
The contracts will be awarded to the lowest 70
sponsible bidders who give proper guarantees,
the right being reserved Of rejecting the low est
bid II II be deemed exotbitant , VI
The contracts, which will embrace all the usual
POPULATIONS, Will bear date the day the notihca-
lions are given, aud Eureties In the full amount
Will be required to sign them. Their response
bity must be satisfactorily certified, and add
uonal security twenty per centum will be with
held from each bid until the contract Ia com =
pleted.
The bills will be paid by the pay masters ofthe
respective stations In funds or cert hcates at tina
option Of the Government, within ten days after
the warrants for the same shall have been passed
by the Treasury Department.
Upon application TO the Bureau, 10 the com
mandant Of any navy yard, OF to the paymaster
Of any naval station, the form OF offers, guaran :
tees, and other necessary Information will be
The proposals must be directed to the Chief Of
the Bureau Of Construction and Repair, Navy
Department, and endorsed Proposals. that
they may be distinguished from other business
letters. .r.H.....
The following are the classes required:
BROOKLYN CoLoRED PAINTS, DRYERS,
| &c, $4,000.
1900 pounds Black Paint, IN oil.
10000 pounds Red Lead, dry.
5000 pounds Jitharge, dry.
| 10000 pounds Whiting, dry.
l,jOO pounds Lampbiack, dry.
2jpounds Terra de Sienna, In oil.
Is pounds Terra de Sienna, raw.
| $50 pounds Chrome Green, dry
| 1000 pounds verdegris, ground in oil
| 40 pounds Chinese NermihOn, dry.
| 10 pounds Prussian Blue, dry.
1000 pounds Venetian red, dry
| 800 pounds Sugar Of Lead.
| 2, 900 pounds Yellow Ochre.
| $50 pounds Chrome Yellow, dry.
| 80 pounds Brown manganese
1000 pounds Patent Dryer.
| To be Of the best quality, aud delivered II
| tight and suitable vessels. Az applications fol
samples must be made to the comman ant OF I'll,
| Yard.
One third part, comprising due proportion O
each kind to be delivered on or before the LIST o
December next, one third part on or before Apri
], and the remaining third part on or before III,
| 30th Of June, 1885, unless earlier required, will
| II notice OF twenty days.
| WAsHINGTON-LEAD, lS65-68.
| 100000 pounds Pig Load, best quality
| All applications for information will be mad,
| to the commandant OF the Yard.
| One third part to be delivered on or before tn,
| LIST December next, one third part on or befor,
/ the LIST April, and the remaining part on or be
fore the SOth June, 1865, unless earlier required
with notice of twenty days. ses-f4t
I
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Natiuual gepahlifan
LOCAL Affairs.
SEE the Performing Elephants tonight.

THE NEW REGISTER OF DEEDs.-Mr
Richard M. Hall, who was yesterday appointed
by the President to be Register OF Deeds for the
District Of Columbia, vice N. G. Towles, has for
some time past been real estate broker, having
bis Once at the corner Of Seventh aud streets.
Mr. He'll will enter upon the discharge OF his
duties In n few days
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SEE the Circus tonight.

VIOLATION OF THE BIRD LAw.-Jas. Ryan,
aged %, and says he is citizen Of the United
States, was arrested by Officer King, Of the Me-
tropolitan Police, this morning, on the charge Of
violation of the bird law. lie was fined - by
Justice Thompson, and was told, to go his way
and sin no more
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ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
- CARS, ENGINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.

UEITED STATES MILITARY RAILRoAp)
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUAGTEEMAs TER,
WAsHISGToS, ID. c., August II, 1861
viii be sold RI CITY P0INf, VA, on WEDNES
DAY, DC ober II, at IL O'Clock a. NJ
About four thousand H0G0) tons Railroad Iron
AZ PORTSMOUTH, VA. on FRIDAY, octobe
49, at ~ m:
Five ~ hrst class Locomotive Engines
AT NORFOLK, VA, October H. at q D. m:
One new Locomotive Engine, loot gauge
About hfty (jo) Freight Cars and one ~ Plssen
Der II: WV
Fifty (i0l hrst.Glass Locomotive Engines, 1 feel
~ inch gauge.
Eighteen as new Platform Cars five foot gauge
twenty-five (2)) new Box Cars, nye (j) foot
guage
About three hundred and nifty $50 Box Cars, 4
feet S inch gauge.
About two hundred and thirty 1891 Platform do
1 feet SI% inch gauge
About thirty t3D) Stock do. l feet so inch gauge
Twenty 1907 Passenger do, do.
One ~ Wrecking do, do.
Two (0 new Trucks,
Sixty do, , framed,
Fourteen Q4) Flats.
About two thousand 1000 tons Railroad Iron
Sales to commence al ALEXANDRIA at 10 A.
NJ, aud to continue from day to day until all are
are sold
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
II. L. ROBINSON
Broy. Col. and A. O. NJ,
augll -dtoCl0 U. S. Military Railroads.
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The Hippopotamus receives tonight.

DRowNED.-Lemuel Stewart, colored
laborer employed on Agnew's coal wharf acct.
dcntally fell overheard while engaged 10 loading
a barge with coal. The body was recovered and
the Coroner notified.
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sER MELVILLE ride tonight.

THE CASE or A.. q. Yesterday
afternoon being the time set for the final exam.
ination Of A. O. Clark, charged with forgery, his
counsel, Mr.. A. Lloyd, appeared aud waived the
examination, when the accused was committed
10 fail for court
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SEE the Menagerie tonight.

SENT TO THE WoRKHoUsE FOR A Period
Ellen Smith, who Is a Hibernian by birth, aged
20 years, was arrested last evening by Officer
Straub, aud Justice Walter sent her to the work.
house for 30 days on the charge Of entieing to
prostitution,
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THE GIGANTIC HIPPOPoTAMUs;

w,
THE GIGANTIC HIPP0POTAMUS;
BEHEMOTH''
OF Holy Writ, Of whom 1t IL declared (J0b 10 33)
"upon earth there is not his like. - This rare
specimen Of the brute creation the last yestige OF
pre- 1ddnHs eriStence, was captured by the
present keeper, ALI, the Egyptian, by order OF
the Niceroy Of Egypt, 1000 miles above Cairo, on
tho White Nile, In Africa, and was imported into
this country Mt an expense Of more than 10000,
by @. h. Quick, Esq. with whom such arrange
ments have been made ms to enable the manage
ment to present him to the public In conf JUNCTION
with the other unique ATTRACTIONS which make up
this Cataclysm Of wonders comprising this gi-
gantic combination.
Among tho principal Artists arc the following
MAD. MELVILLE, JAMES MELVILLE,
MASTER PRANK MELVILLE,
SAMUEL MELVILLE,
GEORGE MELVILLE,
PHILO NATHANS,
WILLIAM KINKADE,
Sharpe 4 WHITNEY,
'i PROF o Hf IhNowoRrny,
D. HILBANKs,
S. WlTHERS.
Il. NORMAN,
S. PLATr,
MILE FREvoLLA,
MISS ROSE FIREMAN.,
aud q variety of
GYMNAS'Ts, ACROBATs, VAULTERS, &c.
J. WITHERs' WASHINGTON BAND.
THE STUD OF HORSES
are OF the finest English, American, and Arabian
THOROUGH BREEDS.
The whole OF these Magnificent Attractions will
be exhibited on
SIXTH STREET, NEAR THE CANAL,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND
SATURDAY, SEPT. 9Th, 7th. sth, and 9th.
AT AND p NJ.
Children under 10 years. % cents
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Baltimore Market.

SEPTEMBER 7, 1855.
[Prices given JelotD refer 10 wholesale operations
0nIy unless OtherIoiss erpreSsedl
CoRFgE-Further sales Of Rio have been made
ex bark Agnes, at 2lIA cts. gold. Tho range Of
FLOUR. -Business Is confined to trade brands,
the demand for which continues only fair. Rates
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

THE HIPPoP0rAMUs, CIRcUs, AND MESA'
aRRIR show on the corner Of Sixth street aud
Missouri avenue.
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GALE OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS
~ AT AUCTION.

N,
WIN. l.. WALL & co. ,Auctioneers.
Will be sold at Public Auction on FRIDAY
September ID, 1865, at IL clock, m, at the NAVY
Yard, Washington, d. c., the following named
vessels belonging to the United States Navy De
Side wheel JOHN L. LoCKwOoD-Length,
IA feet; breadth, "a feet; depth, feet inches
diameter Of cylinder, 30 inches; 7 feet S-inch
stroke.
Propeller ALPHA-Length, 6s feet 10 inches ::
breadth, 10 feet; depth, feet l inch diameter
Of cylinder, Is inches; 24-inch stroke.
Propeller FUCHSlA-Length, 100 feet breadth,
y feet; depth, feet inches diameter cylinder,
20 inches; 2i-inch stroke.
Propeller CURRITUCE--Length, 100 feet ;
breadth, % feet depth, feet inches; diameter
VI cylinder, % inches; 24-inch stroke.
Propeller NJ &C N-Length 100 feet ;
breadth, % feet; depth, feet inches; diameter
OF cylinder, 81 inches; 4-inch stroke.
Side wheel KEYSTONE Saskatchewan, 90
ieet; breadth, b feet depth, 81 feet diameter Of
cylinder, so inches; S feet stroke.
Side; wheel YANKEE Length, III feet /;
breadth, % feet depth, 10 feet SInches; diameter
Of cylinder, IS inches; feet stroke.
side:wheel JACOB BELL-Length, l4j feet
breadth, 20 feet inches depth, s feet; diameter
OF ylinder, 30 Inches ; feet stroke.
side-wheel BLLA-Length, $50 feet; breadth
- feet; depth, feet inches; diameter OF cylin-
der, 80 inches ; S feet stroke.
Side wheel PlIlLADELPHIA-Length, 200 feet =;
breadth, 30feet; depth, 10 feet diameter OF cylin
der, ~ inches; ii feet stroke.
Propeller NlOTORIA-Length,l IL Is feet breadth,
q feet depth, 10 feet inches diameter OF cylin
der, 30 Inches 80 Inches stroke.
Propeller GLADloLUs - Length, so feet
breadth, Is feet depth, ] feet inches diameter
of cylinder, 30 inches % inches stroke
Propeller EUREKA - (Machinery removed. !
Length, s. feet; breadth, IL feet inches depth
feet inches
The aboye-named vessels lie at the Navy-yard
Washington, d. c., whore they may be ex.
amined.
Terms of sale-Cash, In Government funds
eight per cent at the time OF sale, aud the balance
six days thereafter.
ALSO
At tho same time and place. and on the same
conditions, Will be offered the following add
uonal vessels, to wit:
Iron Tug BEAUFORT-Length, 90 feet breadth
~ ie"t; depth, feet . inches with vertical
double acting engine.
Schooner FLUSSER-I.ength 90 feet: breadth.
II ieet depth, feet II inches
schooner SUSAN ANN HOWARD-Length, 30
ioet breadth, II feet inches; depth, j feet 1
inehOs,
Side. wheel KING PHILIP-Length, 2nI feet ::
breadth, % feet II Inches; depth, S feet: diane
Ter OF cylinder, ~ inches; 0 feet 0 inch stroke.
By Order: J. d. MONTGOMERY.
selmWi-bt COmmandant
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HOFF AN USE,
BROADWAY, CORNER OF TWENTY. FIFTH
STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
MITCHELL, READ, AND WALL,
PROPRIETORS.

The HOFFMAN HOUSE is conducted upon the
plan of the best American and European Hotels.
1t combines all the modern improvements neees-
sary to tho greatest comfort of guests that art,
ingenuity and liberality can possibly devise aud
produce. The bill OF fare for the table embraces
every variety and delicSOy Afforded by the Amer.
lean markets, In their season.
JuLY I, 1865. jyl6.n
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AUCTION SALES.
INTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
GOVERNMENT MEDICAL STORES
AND . TN. ~ ~

States Army General Hospital, N''N
FREDERICK, MD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
-. u, 1885, at I O'Clock, p. M,
LARGE QUANTITY OF MEDICINES,
HOSPITAL STORES, INSTRUMENTS, ,..
DRESSINGS, BOOKS, STATIONERY.
BEDDING, HOSPITAL CLOTHiNG.
FURNITURE, AND APPLIANCES.
Catalogues Of tho articles 10 DO sold eau be pro-
cured by applying at this Depot, or at the Gen.
erai Hospital, Frederick, Nd, after September 8.
much OF the property Il but little worn, aud Is
70 70 be sold because no longer required by the
The sales will continue from day 10 day until
tue property Is disposed Of Terms cash, Ia Gov.
eminent funds, al The time Of purchase,
The property to be removed by the pnrcbaser
within forty eight hours from day Of sale,
Among the articles to be sold may be men.
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Corn MenL-Sales Of City Mills at S5.l2lS
Rye FiOur-First quality dull at seas so.
GRAIN. Market firm. Sales Of prime red
Wheat S2a2. 10; do. white 50 G0a2. 20; Corn at SIS
AGO cts. for white; and yellow dos Sa90 cts. aud
Oats at 0l4j cts weight.
MoLAssBs. Quotations nominal, viz: Clay
Cuba 40a42 cts, Muscovado do, in hhds., =. j
cts. English Island 45a7o cts. and Porto Rico
5Oa?j cts.
Provisions. Market is act!ye-Bdcon Should
ers at IL cts. Sides at lsal9 cts and - r-cured
Hams at ,sa3l cts. new prime Ness PORK sold al
81. 5OaS2s, a I'D closed steady. Western Lard re-
mains nomina'. at 23lIa2I ctr and Baltimore re
SALT Sales Of Ground Alum reported at % !;
asa 2J, and Marshal,'B Fine at 3.2Oas3. %. Mar
ket quiet. N,
quote: .o.o,o =,
Cuba and E. l., fartO good 'oaning slS a,a 90
" prime grocery, 4.5Oai3. %
Porto Rico fair to good grocery, i33Oai5. o. o.
" prime to choice grocery, Io.aoalo. =
WHIsRY.-Market quiet. Sales OF western re-
ported at S22S.
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A MORNING EXHIBITION
Will be given
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AT 10 A. M,
with the
HIPPOPoTAMUs,
MENAGERIR, and
PERFORMING ELEPHANTS,
Without the Circus, at which time Liberal De-
duction will be made to Schools.
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TON THEA TIRE

AD00l ADOOli
ARTEMUs WARD AMONG THE MORMoNs.
Five evenings only,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1865
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ARTBMU WARD

COMMbNClNd TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1865.
ARTEMU WARD
Respectfully announces
FIVE FAREWELL MORMON ENTERTAIN
Tuesday evening, September 70, aud four fol
lowing nights, he will relate some cheerful New
stories, aud present
AN ENTIRELY NEW PANORAMA.
or the stories he will not speak. Some Of his
panoramic views, however, are very good; others
THE Mo0NLIr WATERS OF THE GREAT SALT
LAKE, AND
THE ILLUM1N ,TED MORMON TEMPLE,
Are two very line things, In his opinion. He
msy be mistaken. He leaves this matter, as he
does most matters pertaining to himself, with the
public. He can afford TO do this, because for the
last six years the public have extended very
liberal patronage to all his enterprises. The
public will not understand by this that Artemus
Ward Is thanking them for any particular kind =
ness to him, because he don I believe the public
would have come near him II he hadn't had
something worth showing them. He respects the
public Intelligence, and believes that they know
what they want. Up to the present time they
have apparently wanted him. When they ap-
parently don't, he will believe they are right,
| aud gracefully retire to his farm. He Ia glad to
| be able to add that he Ia got plenty Of money.
This is not comic advertisement. 1t lisa can
did advertisement.
| In conclusion, Artemus Ward will respectfully
| state that these will be
HIS LAST NIGHTS IN WASHINGTON
prior to his departure for England.
| ADMIssroS.-Drcss Circle and Parquette, 30 cts
Reserved Seats In Dress Circle, rs cts Orchestra
~. No extra charge for Reserved Seats in the
| Orchestra
Doors open at 2; to commence at clock.
Box Office is open at the Treatre on Saturday
| morning, September 9, and following days, from
so'elOek, a, M, to p. m, when seats may be Sc
| cured, spS-3t
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w A N rs.

WANTED AT MUIRKIRK FURNACE,
w near Beltsville, ONE HUNDRED to TWO
HUNDRED WOOD CHOPPERS Apply at Fur
mace. EeO-2w
D00MS AND BOARD WANTED.-Two
IL rooms and board are wanted In comfortable
quarters, by a gentleman with his wife and child.
Address Ripley, REPUBLICAN oHiee, for terms, &c.
jela F.F.
FOR SALE or RENT.
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As- The GRAND PROCESSION will enter the
town at II o'clock a. m, preceded by the Oh
GANTIC HIPPOPOTAMUS drawn by u TEAM
OF ELEPHANTS, -four In number) followed by
the grand MENAGERIE, the extensive CIRCUS
aud Troupe Of Artists, together with the Cor
geous Paraphernalia OF the Metropolitan Comb
nation. se46t
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NEW BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS. SCHOOL BOOKS
Corner 18th st. and Pennsylvania avenue.
The undersigned having just received large
and well selected stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL REQUISITES,
| which they are enabled to sell at the
LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES,
Tho attention OF Colleges, High and Primary
Schools, aud Parents Is especially called 10 our
assortment, fseling confident they can be suited
BLANCHARD 4 MoHUN,
Corner Eleventh st. aud Pennsylyania avenue,
se4-eod8t Washington, D. c.
= C II o o L 30 o X S &.
THE LARGEST STOCK IL THE CITY.
The place to get your School Books and School
WIN BALLANTYNE's,
au20. I'm No. 4OS Seventh st., bet aud E.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Don't forget that the place to buy your
SCHOOL BOOKS
Is vt the
OLD HEADQUARTERS,
Corner of SEVENTH AND D STREETS.
We have just received full supply Of
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
You will find i to your interest to call at
Corner SEVENTH AND D STREETS,
QUICK SALES and
is still our motto. aug29-2w