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| natl, 81. Louis, New Orleans, san ffnnclscS
and Oregon City. There are forty.ay.
bishoprics and seven vicariates apostolic. :
The United States archbishops are: Nc,
Rev. Martin John spalding, Archbishop q
Baltimorei consecratod September 10, ls4s
formerly Bishop Of Louisville, transferro
70 Baltimore May Q, 1854. Most Rev. Johi
D. Purcell, Archbishop Of Cincinnati, copss-
Grated October Is, 1888. Most Rev. John
secrated March 9, ls42, transferred to New
Orleans Ia 1861. Most Rev. John McClos.
key, Archbishop of New York; consented
March 10, 1874, transferred to New York
May o, 1854. Most Rev. Francis N. Blan-
chet, Archbishop Of Oregon; cousecrated
July 20, 1845. Most Rev. Peter B. Kenrick,
Archbishop Of St. Louis; consecrated No.
vember 20, 184l. Most Rev. Joseph 8. Ale
many, Archbishop Of San Francisco; couss-
Grated June 10, 1850, transferred to San
Francisco July 80, 1858.
On tho nrst day Of November last there
were In tho Church one hundred aud thirty
four vacant secs, which, added to the Atty
eight whose bishops have been dispensed
from attending, will raise the number wa Mt
Ing at tho council to l92.
The Sacra Congregazione Romana has
decided, In concert with the Pope, that the
one hundred and thirty-four bishoprlcs va
cant, seventy Of which are In Italy alone,
shall be represented at the council BY their
respective Wears General. This will be an
important accession Of strength to the nu-
mercal force Of the assemblage.
or the afty-seven cardinals, six are carlI-
nal bishops, forty-three cardinal priests aud
eight cardinal deacons. Thlrty-nino are
Italians by birth, seven French, four Spanish,
Tour German, one Croatian, one Portuguese
and one Irish.
Ths Monastic Orders Of the Church ARC
represented In the Church by mitred abbots.
The number Of monasteries for males In the
Catholic Christian world 10 estimated at
5000, having membership footing up about
$4,000 parsons, while the monastic and
other religious retreats for females are cal
culated at 10000, with 10000 inmates or
protested or recluse persons. or the male
monastics the Franclscans have 90, 900 mem
bers, the School Brethren 10000 aud the
Jesults 5000; Congregations for nursing the
sick, 5000; Benedictines, 5000; Dominicans,
1000; Carmelites, 1000; Trappists, $1,000
Lagarists, 1900; Plarists, 1000, and the Re.
demptorists, 2,l00.
The following is the most authentic list OF
the numbers In attendance at Previous Coun-
cilsi Lateran 20, Florence 14l, CONSTANT
nople (about the authority Of which there
was some dispute) 207, Vienne (FTancel
800, Lyons 800, Lyons l40, Lateran 4S2,
Lateran 200, Lateran 800, Constantinople
102, Nice 367, Constantinople 1876, Chalce.
donia $50, Ephesus 200, Constantinople $50,
Nice the first 3lS. This Is the first Council
held at the Vatican. The five former ones
held al Rome were at 81. John Of Lateran,
whence their name.
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The marriage of Mr.. Paul Gerard, a
brother-in-Iaw of the Portuguese minister, to
Miss Wormley, an octoroon girl, on Tuesday
last, Is not, 1t seems, considered legal under
the French law, the groom being at the pres
ent time French citizen. Under the laws
OF France no person eau marry without the
consent OF the parents, II these be living, or
II this be refused, a legal notice must DO
served On them announcing the determine
ton to marry without such consent. In tho
present instance Mr.. Gerrard's family pro.
tested against his marriage, and he having
neglected to serve the proper legal notice
upon them, in accordance with the law, his
marriage is not considered legal by the
French legation here Wash. Cor. ". Y.
EUsH. Post.
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IsALArE SPEECH, the Hon. Jno. F. briggs
states that in the next eight years after the
completion of the Sault canal in 1855, there
was shipped from Lake Superior over stO,-
OOO,0 900 worth Of copper, and during the
present year 100000 tons of iron ore and
pig. During the last six years 1880, 2GO, $50
feet Of pine lumber has been manufactured
In the Saginaw valley. He estimates the en-
tire amount still standing In the State at
$1,000, Ooo, 900. Since 1851, 3,2s3,oS barrels
Of salt have beep manufactured In the sagl-
nav valley. In the whole State, 10 1868,
there was sos, 5a4, 29a worth OF lumber man
ufaotured.
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PROPER PosITIoS.-The New York In.
deep1'dsHt certainly entertalns very sound
views as to the proper attitude of honesty
and Independence which a newspaper ought
TO occupy. We warmly indorse the follow
Ing sentiments OF that paperi !" In order to
Increase our circulation we shall not hang
around the skirts of associations, societies
or rings, or cliques, or any body Of men, or
Of individuals pleading for influence or in
donemsnt. We ask no help as a charity TO
Us from any quarter, and We ask no one to
subscribe to our paper unless he thinks he
oan get his moneys worth In sound, praCti.
cal, useful knowledge"
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CoIsred Peoples EdaeasionaI Asso-
citation.


1t will be remembered that In 1865 an a..
ISOLATION was formed under the name Of the
"Colored Peoples Educational Mouumen,
Association" having for its object tho estab-
hshment Of an educational institution for
colored youth as a monument to Abraham
Lincoln. An immense meeting was held on
the 9Th of July, 1855, In the grounds Of the
Presidential Mansion, at which letters were
read from Gov. Andrew, Rev. John A.
Leavitt, Frederick Douglass, Gen. Fremont,
Rov. VIM. Fl. Charming, Gerriu Smith,
Judge Kelley, Chief Justice Chase, Senator
sumner and others, expressing sympathy
with the undertaking, but In the material
way Of finance the undertaking has no, been
O success. But little over a thousand
dollars were collected, and after four years
the managers have decided to abandon the
undertaking. The funds collected have
been disposed Of In q manner which II would
come as near the wishes ofthe donors as cir.
cumstauces would admlt-one third being
donated TO the Avery College In Penusylya.
MIA, andtw thirds turned over to the Howard
University, in trust to endow a scholarship
In that university to be hlled by the most
advanced scholars In the colored grammar
schools of this District. The funds were
formally turned over to Gen. Howard on
Thursday by committee consisting Of John
+. Cook, VIM. syphax and Louis II. Bell.
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New From George W.
Childs, publisher, Philadelphia, we have
TIE Am"iedn literary Go,ds dHd Publish.
srs' Circular for C.rirsssa,, 1869.
From Joseph shillington, corner Of Four
and.a-half street aud Pennsylvania avenue,
we have Applet on's Journal for December,
1869, TIE Uondou) Peoples Kagasins for
December, and Rdrper's Bdsdr for Deeen-
bar Is
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The WORKING PEoPLR.-The following
shows the rate of wages received by work
men In the leading pursuits in New York city;
Bricklayers, $3.50 and Is per day. carpen-
ters, $3.50 and a per day; stone masons,
$3.50 and s5 per day; plate printers, s25 and
$50 per week. plasterers, q and $3.50 per
day. ship-painters, $3.50 for nine hours;
yarnishers and polishers, SIT to s2l per
week; clothing cutters, $50 to s24 per week;
gold-beaters, $l4 to tl8 per week, gllders,
IS cents per hour; longshore lumber hand lers,
40 cents per hour; furniture caryers, ais TO
s24 per week; watchcase makers, SIS to s25
per week. restaurant carvsrs, sl5 to SIS per
week; horse-shoers, $2l to S27 per week;
walters, $50 per month; coopers, $3.50 to 81
per day.
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New Advertisements.

EAIR-A FAIR FOR TIE BENBYIr OF ct.
L Joseph. German Catholic Church. corner Of
gu SD,Y, tbs lSth Instant, At 0DnIsga Hall,
street. between N nth aud zenith streets. eontin.
ntns -yery day aud evening during the holidays.
Rev Father Wiget has the m luAgemsni VI the
project aud the sbss will be 10 charge Of the Ger.
lnan catholic ladies OF the city, dsell.H
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why nov resumef Tnere can % no DOUBT
out spec'e 10 tine real basis OF all values
Paper Is an agreement 70 pay, and nothing
more. lnsofarasthis represents real capital,
so mr % good and convenient medium OF
efenAnge' and 90 fsr IL has its use. All that
we need Is, that 10 Do kspt within this lmita-
ton, and that 10 docs not usurp the place Of
coin, and thereby put huctuating, unccr-
tain value In the place OF hxed and certain
one Time and circumstance excuse its pro-
dominanee' as during . state Of wsr and an-
usual financial necessities but these shoald
mot DC the rule forever. We should return
70 the common medium which governs al
comrneree, and circulakss throughout the
world alike, at ths soonest possible date.
Then we shan know what We are really
worth, and We can estimate the value Of one
thing in Ito relation 10 another with sonsi
reasonable degree Of certainty that We sre
not far from right. Until then there viii BE-
more or iess nctiou and huctuasiou In all that
we do.
we are glad to see that President Grant
meets this question as IL he Intended to
move on this line 10 earnest II shows that
there Is determined disposition 70 com
mence ana 70 push on as iast as q reasona
ore ocsree oi Pruaonee VIII permit. But
tn's eAnno' % uone without action sup
io'"u 'nu'' 70 aAen' iniS mu~ oe helu,
anu 'u'n ano'uer aeeiacd ADVANCE
LUG TUG moVesi anon an OBSTACLE stops
us way, anu resists Tor q time the rushing
force; but the waters running back gather
up new strength, and with accumulative
power Advance again to the destined mark.
1t clears the opposing bar, and away the
surging waves speed as before. It Is thu.
we seem to move, from stage to stage, In the
great effort we are making to reach the
grand end Of specie resumption.
But is there not danger Of falling hack
without positive advance, even In this pro-
cess told al Sl'22-almost up to the cul-
minating point; and now, do we fear to adj !
vance turtherf Does some cowardly fear
pecKon Us TO go back Docs some inter-
ested party,whose future PROFITS are at stake,
respond; 1t will not do; 1t will derange
tradei somebody will lose something; better
JOCK out DO you see, there are the mer-
N '~'s' 'soSh' VI ioreixn
goods which were bought at gold rates, and
from which they want 10 realize still another
harvest of wealth; surely they will cry ont
against 1t. They will declare that sudden
resumption will create a p.nic and di,,p,h
values. But what of that Thew az, or,,
ono crass. Against them, on hi, i'm.
stand the great mass OF the. people.
whom they would like to get their goods
and thus make them bear the loss. Is
wi'domf Would you, to save q elias,
traction as 1t WERE from the loss which
'umption would occasion, saddle It al
me moderate men, the poor men OF the q
~ VINO are not as well able to bear
ne rich men who have taken advantaa
his state OF thing, and hold their milliol
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The name, OF james A. Briggs, Of New
York, Is mentioned in connection with the
Third Authorship.
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RY W. +. WALL a CO, Auotion..rs.


Ry Z. WALL q co, Auotioa..rs.
UHrEp STATES NAVY YARD. wAsHrsaros.l
COHsAEDAsr's OYYI1E, }
,,n, =, Dsesmber 10. 1852.
Will be Casrsd a.. p1bIic sale, Q the highest
bidder, on TUESDAY, December %, 1870. al Am,
Fo T'fs GSs tSsiSS nm
! LAuneh, Is barrels Of refuse from
Barge, .weepngs Brass Joua'
81 Oars iotcarpsatsrs' Tools.
F0k Sd Ra2i zsb iiSft
q yards CaTpeting. 70 Aynlngs.
III yards OIL ClOth, set Running Rigging.
3Bgat Covers, 70pounds Old Rope.
- CnrtAlns, ] lot Tools and miscsl-
$50 To-. a FOR BUREAU OF 35RRDSASSSS
" FoR T BtRRRxG OF YtR iS'' AND Sn SOCKS e
large lot Of Furniture, consisting Of Carpets,
oilclotb, Haireloth aud Cane Seat Chairs, walnut
TEsSs' WsEdT1bs La!TqHs s!9P93ss: &syn oru
"A large quantity Of BEssd,, Salt Beef and Pork.
flsEfi:. sSd BatsP eriSn.f Bs5s.i. and t:s:.
1875 pound. Ground Coffee, Hread BRgs, Jackets,
Cloth, sat!ne' and Duck. Tr2wers. shirts an
prtwer-i ae.' SsuHet. BlSo Flannel. sheshng.
SOAP TIN Po!s, Pans and many other artelss.
FOR BUREAU OF STEAM kN6INBERIsd.
T old S2.i15. Tvsn,v ,oE sss steam Gttqgs.
money viii e. reTerod al the lime Of sale. All.
clss to bs removed within ten days or positively
forfeited to the Government;
d,cil, 2l,R2s Rear Admiral Comma adinI.
Star .lAcll. u and "a
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CR uSTEE,S SALE OF A yALU-cn
l. ABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON n
sTREET. BETWEEN Z ST E

TR USTEE,S SALE OF A yALU-ro
l. ABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON XII
tHukIEEsrh STREET. BETWEEN L ST -
dssd q trust, dated the 9Th day Of Msreb, 4, D.
Is, one q the land record. OF ws.hinGlon eounIy.
auction On WsbsEsphY.t The I'd day 81 = D. ss
prsPl's.. The foIl9slns described i.. ss..ts .tu.
biA, to wit: Lot lelter.d c. Of Ryans' sub.
dlyision Of original lot numbered twelve tl7,J In
, square numbered two hundred snd fortL.s
io!io y, Of the Surveyor. once Of said city o.
Warrington. d. c., together with the Improve.
nsnh Thereof, consisting OF . thrss-story frAms
hOnse, sandSd front, containing nine rooms and
BATHROOM and wAier-eloset, warn and cold water,
rAnge and furnace: marble N ntels th roughout the
alley,
Terms: One third cash; balance In sig sad
twelve mont hs, with interest from the day Of sale
The deferred Payments to be secured to the salts.
faction Of III Trustse. All eonveyAucing and
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser One hundred
dollars to bs paid on the day Of sale; and II the
terms Of the sale are OF complied with within ave
days from the day sale. the Trustee reserves the
rsh TO resell at the risk and cost Of the ds'aultnG
purchaser, by adysrtising one week In some ews-
paper printed and published ia Washington, d. c.
JAMES NJ, LATTA.
COPPER . LArIaRR.'
dGcll.td rs arr Auotioneers. b
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Mas. A. O. CASTOR. AGENT.
ASS Est EFT,

Sbo I Il q 7
BETWEES TWELFTH AID THIRrABsrH srRsRrs,
Respectfully invites the atentou Of the ladis, Of,
and strangers sojourning in wAshin xtoL, to -
4 ragss eSoies selss,iga Of MILLINERY,
JET GOODS, Roman ssshes and Bow. ia great
variety Laess, CAT. and Collars. A choice sslse.
N B.-DkEss AND CLOAK -MAKiNG BIZ Misses
hBNRYs, Visiting and walking suits made 70
~, and trimmed Ia modes Pdrisfen in twenty
four h0nrs Mhs A. u, CASTOR, Agent,
2s5 street, bet, Twelfth and Tbirtsenth.
dell-uanl
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OsT.-s5,O 900 REWARD.

II is malieiousiy reported thatDr. 2. v. PURDY.
Veterinary surgeon Is no longer ip the city, and Y
At all times in his Office, No. $50 Z, between
Twef and Thirteenth streets. unle, out on profes-
sional business, Thankful for past patronage. he
hopes by Atteptveness to business to merit liberal
share Of public patronage In future. once and
residence No. $50 L street oel2.lm
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. ~ Q Q - "a Q

TUTh WOhhlNu CLAsh. we are now pre-
pared to furnish all classes with c0pstant employ
uent at homo, the whole Of the time or for the
spare moments Business new. light and profitable.
ersons OF either sex easily earn from.t0 cents to
% per evening, and a proportional sun by de:
voting their " hole time to the business Boys and
girls earn nearly as much as men. That who
see this notice may send their and test the
not well satisfied we will send u to pay for
the trouble q writing. Full partenlars, valuable
sample. which will do to commence work on, and
a copy. ofthe The Peoples Literary Companion
one Of the largest and best family nswspspers
publshsd-all sent free BY mail. Reader, u you
want permanent, profitable work, address X G.
ALLEN co. Augusta, Maine. osf0-sm
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S SHHsi J. +tfssIISslRflHH!. p p p.
WM = JSHksoE, II. D..
! RoS sSy y $aSHSSfSBdhHHisr: h. D,

eW-THE FRIEHps AND PUPILS OF
k% the late Mrs. n, T. Amiaon, and the
trustees sad sx.trustsss Of the public schools are
requested to meet at the Female Grammar School
ING, ate a,elvek, deco.
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Lost and FounI.

S1O REwARD.-LosT ON THE sTH INST,
rect north. LADIES, GOLD WATCH CHAIN.
with breast pin attached. The above reward, with
the thanks Of the owner, will be given to any per-
son who win return the same to No. 900 street
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C. G. ?U RSELL,

bookseller and 8tatiOner.
300 Nintb street, opposite Y n. @ A. Buildips
On hand, a complete stock ~ Goods Prices low
4 Ace sssertment Of Holiday Books and Fancy
Goods, such ~ Desks aud Writing! Gases, Work.
boxes, Dressing Gases, Albdm., Pocket Books,
,r'oekI. Gallery Gold Peas. &c ae hIARtES
FOR 1sSO dell eod6
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PAwEBROKRR's SALE
USREpEEMssb pLspoEs
e On SATURDAY BvgNINa, Deoeuber
"a II, 1870, at 40 o'clock, st our auction
.GNl rooms. we shah resume the sals Of Unrs.
IAz6B deemed pledges. comprising an extensive
assortment VI Gold aad Silver Watches, JsWeiry,
Wearing Apparel, &c, nc. Terms cash,
COOPER 4 LATfMRR,
dsell.lt Auetiouesr..
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ALsYoE GRADING AID GRAvBLIso.

MAToR's OFFICE, CRY HALL
49,, WHsH SGIOS, D. c., Dec. Q, 1850 /
se.let proposals Will be received al this once
anul u q, clock m., MONDAY, December %. 1859.
from !. street north to the Boundary.
Bidders viii state tho price per cubic yard for
xra inE and the p'iee per sertre yard for gravel
Uonpssloner q Improvement, Of the First ward
M an rj T!hoat sxpense TO thi, Corporation.
ard trAyeiing Connecticut avenue "
slds must be accompanied By written Guaran-
tesof at least one responsible psrsop, Known 10
be such, who must bel citizen Of this hty.
The guaranIee ~ be in substance =. fellow:
], A, b., guArAntee that n this bid be aaospted
by the Mayor. thai ths bidder will enter into con.
tract fct tie work aud perform the came in aeeo d.
dsll-td 4 J. BOWsN H.yor
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MALLS OPERA HOUSE.
imm'n Sfc tqs' ssS B TEE BEAN STALK,
Two performances this ts&; Saturday. December
Matinee. Evening.
Open a. 1; 10, begins At Grand complimentary
7;a1, over at 4,i6o clock, benefit, rendered By q
Tor the RECOMMENDATION large number Of citizens
o. ladies and children. to Mr. q. L. Fox. will
PrIoss; Orchestra take place. when he will
chairs rs cents, ali other W supported By his
parts OF the house 80 brother, q. X, Fox, and
cents. Children under full company Of panto.
ten years VI age % cents. mimists,
inslvdinE the wonderful Hungarian sensation
dancers. The Kiraify ballet troupe, will make
their last appearance In Washington ~ L. fox's
psntomime, az arst produced in New York, Of
JACK AND THE BEAN STALK.
or rHE - -
COOP FAIRY AND THE CRUEL GIANT.
Seats .houId be secured In advance.
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S-AoMEsTEAD ASSOCIATION

e TEN CENTS PER .BUsHkL Orders for
Ss. u 4: e sSS n a1 Tnh .in .'ss
grocery store q 2: Connell. corner Of firstand
.ai .n... Sg sss 9 ss sS'%Se SfJp2
diSr ..; .tS,,, Ito Bridge street, oscTssiOwn.
~- MANUSCRIPT NEATLY COPIED, on
slfk.t co sss Eis Sss' .' sss%b q
And sheets dect-lm
W-To Gas coNsUhERs'
p.ss ss E' nj ;s: $sr Ss a.. ss
IT, sS,sHs s,a l. ~ EnHl further noticed will
y ''fiii'N ron 70 to GAS 3. fBfiipPtEY. Sec
~- FINE OLD RYE WHISKY,
- Warranted Pure. for Msd!einal and am
IL yus ass. per sSt S AETags sAITANs'
~COU @ II LIN,s.DRUGs STORE,
eises. NC. DC, cheaper than any other place.
~-cARPETs, CURTAINS, &C.
THE ss Esa tt Hsp Sss sFq P1f44ssss,
TIE MOST gEAs9N,AAEsdbEI PIECES
i.n.u Dry SS Ssed e.i E!s..sl siS ss
W-o. F, oUMnISs,
AN srrEs III EsEB BS5F i sEBF sHaE HOUSE,
WY; 81 s ~ ss sy hf
EoFFIcIAL.
CIR CoLLsoroR's oFFIrr,I
v..,,,,,S wii5 %Ts, CRY HI Issd
d psr cen, viii b. SLOWED apca al taxes paid
p,iSI Y ssnrss is'' In accordance with the act
SP .h.i. AZ 4 February, 1870, the Collector
SsSisS ,..s. p: a.. .id sap.id I6si dsts WI
for AL HsafS Si'ti5s'SR q per
nsH'n' | City Collector.
w-TREAsURY DEPARrmHnr.
g, re g., cEsShIs ssS
suss so sTss{ 81 s n ESsf Bak '6f
lawful money Or tSs Unitsd States upon presssta:
ss Sa q the same the T jsS k shs SHP'''d
oes1:O. Acting Comptroller Of The Currency.
sM.THE GENUINE LIEBIG's Ex-
kD TRACT OF MEAT secures great eeono-
ny. enesllencs in the PREPARATION o. beef tea;
sss, n Soap pau BSiOa Lsbias ssnsturs on on
every jar For sale By dEaXiI.hi saPTf sf sSNs
oe,27.aawu 1873 Bfoadwsy. New YORK
~- THE HEA LING POOL .
t. sSSSp ao% SI n si.hsi liz
Aad better nanbo God, with certain msans Of relief
Tor the afflicted. Sent In sealed letter envelopes.
TioS, box y. PhiisdsipRia. Pa. ssp2i.sn
~-A CABD.-A Clergyman, while
w reading In South America AS missionary,
d,seSysred S ssts and simple rsRedy for the cure
train Of disordeIs brought on by baneful and
vicious habits Great numbers have been cured
BY hi, noble remedy; Prompted by desire 70
the recipe for preparing and usiag this medicine,
10 sealed envelope. TO any one who needs 1t. FREE
oes-om Station D. Bible House. New York CITY
s~-DH. RICHAU's GOLDEN RENE
A aaa Money IRR .xl S9d o sas ssy ss:s
Of S.'r RdhHfs '9Si M ' SS
sore BySs, dus.ssoas fPSps 0as, 6cp S HRd
bloIehes, Soreness OF the Scalp, 6eTOfula, &c Il
y tbs greatest RenOvAtor. AlterGtiye aud Blood
Putlher ka9wni rsmoyes ~ mercury from the
Ds. R a1n iIijIs GOLDEN BAtsA%, ~, 2.
cures hsrsuTial Affections, Rheumatism In all Its
forms, aud gives lmmediats relief In all cases.
Price of either NJ. or ~ per bottle, or two
OI Dr. RiuhAUrs GOLDEN ANTIDoTE, rapid
ard radical cure for all Urinary arrangements
rI 81 fRPVccI H GHS'Is GOLDEN ELIxIRp,AMouR.
a radical cure for Nervous OF General Debility 90
ssssi Pee d Per bottle. OF tSo bottles Tor -
TO any place Prompt attention paid to all cor
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RICHARDS, Sole Propristor' " blown in glass Of
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11

by COOPER a. LATlMER, Auot'rs,
ID tsuueess,rs to Jas. G. MeGuits 4 Col
Southwest corner OF Psnnsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11
Costumes.
Excursions. Etc.
Wines and Liquors.

JAMES NOLAN,
A63J2 -
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Adjoining Metropolitan Hotel.
Dealer In
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Just received a ans assortms mt Of
CARTE DOR, CABINET,
AND SILLERY CHAMPAGNES,
SHERRY, PORT, CLARET,
AND CATAWBA WINES.
FINE OLD GIN.
JAMAICA AND SANTA CRUZ RUM.
OLD FRENCH BRANDY,
Very superior quality.
Also fresh stock Of
FRENCH FRUITS,
CHERRIES,
PEACHES,
PEARS,
FRENCH MUSTARD, SUPERIOR SWEET
OIL, PICKLES, CHOW.CHOW, ONIONS,
SARDINES, WORCESTERSHIRE
SAUCE, &c.
ABSIENTH, ANGOSTURA AND CALIFOR.
MA WINE BITTERS,
n d1ss, In ane sssortment Of IMPORTED AND
store Ard simpls-IOOm superintsndsd by wM.