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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-12-04

Accamons les principles republicans.
Retournons ces principles, CONNIE autant
d'arguments armes, contre les simoniaques
qui en- trafiquent avec impunit6 ct criminclle-
ment.
V'yons lheure au cadran du steele, ct,
sans precipiter 10 movement dc horloge
humanitaire, ne retardons point &C mouve
ment dun doigt peureux on coupable.
Quand un fat coincide avec un droit, il est
inutile ct dangereux de revenir sur ce fail.
den montrer rinvraisembIance ct l'imprevu,
de le desirer un peu moins positif, de l'avoir
voulu mons brutal. On en- prend gaillarde
ment son parti, n'ayant pas sn Ell Irendre
Initiative. LIE devoir de l'honntte homme
ct de homme sericux consiste Il le regulariser
pour lie bien general, nuIlement a laneantir.
Et lailranchissement du nor est ains
venu, fait brusque ct force, consequence du
temps CONNIE dos ev6nements, resultantc
morale de la fol du dix-neuvieme steele. Tout
regret, sill pouvait y en- avoir, serait inutile
ct fol.
Et quand lhomme noir fnt affranchi,
lhomme noir, par I'm enchainemcnt de conse-
quences ct une logique de deductions, devint
un etre civil, politique ct souveranement
responsible. La democratic le voulait ainsi.
Superhu d'invoquer une transition, nm pa
tronagc, une tutclle, car les dtmocraties
n'accordent rien motie. Nouveau fat,
nouveau droit Et cette fois encore il nest
permis que de rtglementer, de dafinir,
dassurer, nullcment d'aneantr. Oserait on
exger la qualification de fortune? La fortune
est une force, mais la pauyreta NEST pas une
infamie. Fera.t-on de Intelligence un priy-
lego electoral ? Mais Intelligence ne SO
mesure pas CONNIE une piece d'etofTe, ct 10
bon sens suffit dams bien des fonctions do la
bond est sans foyer, sans famille, sans attache,
sans patre, sans utilite sociale, un parasite
vivant du travail des autres ct consacrant Ia
faineantise ct Ia lachete. Les Bohemiens
nont le droit politique MULE part.
Tout celia 6tant admis, les principes republi.
Gains reconnus, nous conclurons de cctte
facon nette ct tranchee:
Lhomme blanc ct lhomme noir ont le
memes droits evils ct poltiques, CONNIE les
memes devoirs. A eux le privilege dc sc
!, marier. de posseder la maison, d'ocuper Il;
terre, d'ouvrir une ecole, de choisir leurs
representants, d'etre representants, etc
CONNIE aussi lie devoir de TRAVELLER, de payel
pimpot, de respecter la lo, d'etre individu!
, moraux ct dignes. LIE plus intelligent des deu,
, sera tenu plus grande responsabiit6 sociale
En ce qui regarde les relations de Ia vi.
, economique, ills contracteront CONNIE Ill
Pentendront, CONNIE lis lie croiront ayanta
geux, quand bon leur semblera. lis Sc salue
ront s'ils 10 yeulent, Ia politesse n'etant pa
/ une preuve de servilisme mais bien de respec
< mutuel.
a Quand viendra le moment electoral,
messieurs, il faudra que Ia Meorie devienne
prtigue. Les honnetes gems ttant associts
lie choix sera facile. Sill des blancs probes
intelligents, capables, il y des hommes d
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-12-04

| Reponsser est une manvaise politique.
| II faut agir, ct agir scion les temps, Ia
justice ct 10 raisot.
Enterrons joyeusement les p'yuges,
ouvrons librement notre anne ct notre esprit
aux idees de l'avenir, soyons ceux de l'heure
lib&rale ct republicaine, chantons CONNIE le
coz le matin dun jour nouveau ct dune
democratic radieuse. Que craignons-nous?
Avons-nous penr de 10 benediction de nos
enfants, du bonheur des generations futures,
de Ia paix a tout jamais assuree ct pour
toujours glorieuse? La bonnie rolonN vaut Ia
grace, c'est- a-dire Ia force ct Ia fol. Et notre
role est tout trace, tout naturel, clair a ne
confondre personne. Dune republique souil-
lee, trahie, compromise par Ia petitesse ct Ia
corruption, nous faisons une rtpublique fere,
digne, honoree dams les meilleurs ct par les
meilleurs. Nous lui restituons son caractere
vrai ct primitif, nous Ia sauvons des ecueils
de Ia demagogie ct de Ia salocratie, nous 10
rendons Ia normalite du droit ct de rordre,
nous sommes scion le dix x.neuvieme steele
des grands principles de liberta e. 'affran.
chissement, de democratic univcrselle ct dc
so'idarite des peuples.
Talleyrand dit que les Americains etaient
de fers cochons ct dcs cochons fers, ct
Talleyrand sly connaissait. Qu'aurait dit
en- voyant les radicaux? Et pourquoi done
alors s'endormir dams indifference, permettre
tout ct subir tout, ne pas opposer rhomme
vertueux a rhomme indigne, tolerer une
abominable clique de malandrins ct de rats
famsliques? II est facilc, ayec un peu dc
bonne volonte, de nettnycr les ecurics
d'Augias. lCombien de temps encore nous
manquera cetto volonte, catte fol active, cette
vertu militante ct ce courage civique? Tant
quAchille bouda dams So tente, songeant a la
captive quon lui await rayie, Troie resta
dcbout. Et nous, tant que nous bouderons
dams notre tente, retfs a tonte idec nouvelle,
repoussant avec systame tout droit positif, ne
voulant nj lutter nj combattre, craignant
settlement de nous commettre, CONNIE 81
l'on Sc commettait en- defendant sa famil'e,
son Etat, sa patrie, Ia cause du genre human,
nous ne pourrons vaincre, ct lie radicalisme
sera tout puissant.
Mais, camarades, il est temps, temps, temps.
Debout ct l'ordre
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-06-05

prsrrrrns-Our item last week about the treat
men; Of sailors ON the ship ResoiUic. and also the
item published two weeks ago in the Ga-'hs ABOUT
the men ON the Lorenzo and hfaS Phii'P' are 50
We are informed, 50 far ~ relates to the i'll treatment
and shauchaeing. wholly unfounled. We obtained the
story about the men from parties who protessed TO
know the facts ; but when the sailors were brought
before the Consul, they had no complaints 10 makeoi
in treatment or Strengthening, and were remaaded to
their ships 10 perform the service they had agreed to.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-06-05
POLICY ~. History

NE. EpJroE Having atJoDuvoly rad the ~
markable pleas Of the GG-s:is for some time pas,
in which that paper 50 earnestly strives 70 show that
there has been, during the past few years not emily
no opposition whatever on the part Of our Govern
ment 10 tine work and influence 81 The American
Missionaries and their SUCCESSORS At these Islands.
but ON the contrary. the u,uaoS; willingness 10 Aars
them cooperate t-i.. the Government. II seems nooS-
sarv 10 say a few words On one ~ TWO points
Il Is not necessary 10 descend to personalities. 0T
70 bubble about dates and separate specific ac;s. IN
order 10 rctutc the cunniusly devised, and lawyer
like pcrvcysious If historic truth in rG-srd 10 these
matters which have Tor So@c uvac past n.d the
editorial columns vt the Government; organ
Il -. however, a rather singular ooinetieno>, thar.
NJ, 90 this time when = certain Ministerial Envoy
went 10 Washington IN a mission ~ cow"c0,al
r>,;prol5.y. no ONE. either outside ~ t"~de ~ the
Government circle here >>cmci a. have the slightest
suspicion ct amy specially a'oiabc or lender "V,i"S>
ON che rsyt 81, uc Vrc~cu, Government toward ;ac
American Mission ov its wovN.
On thc contrary. what sort ~ A"iaNle feelings and
friendly attempts NJ cooperation wor>. Up 60 shat
,.,ac. manifested ~ ;'c Governments hta !" "en'~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-06-05

ANrrpnr- or QyEEN NICvuEIN became known
n, Tunbrjdge Wells that the Princess had been nm
able In buy a box at bazaar. hrcaUS" she had
spent her money. .At this bazaar she had bought
presents for almost all her relations. and had laid
ont her last shilling. when she remembered one
cousin more. and saw a box. priced half e crown.
which would suit him. The shop people. az course.
placed the box with the other purchases. hut the
lltlc ladv'S ccvcyucss admnui>hcd them 10y saying.
o. N,. Won scc the Princess has NOT got money and.
therefore. Of course. she can NOT bay tGc box.
This being perceived. the next vnor Mas % lay thr
box dll 10 could bc purchased and thr answer was.
~bh. well. 10 suu will hc ~o good a> Co do shat. and
the ghjur was done. On QuHrtcr.day. before seven
iu trr morning. thr Princess appeared on her don
Key Co claim h.r purchase. Anecdotes lNv these.
apparently small hatc l.rsc meanings AND Ia such
traits r.nul. SAW promise ~ tIc t,c'Utr and Gle
,u..l ECONOMY which have made thr mother olvur
large E,yal ilm,'y respected hy the people whose
urrd and convenience >hr has so admirably rr>-
yy,l.d U|-li.t A. tr..-
The E.iT.h House 90. Commons rr.I~cd 10y a vote
vf.l> Co ly, Co strike uUt the claus" %, the ltish
Church El providing compensation iaC th" NoN-
ntn.N C.Il.r .u.w 'u church funds
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Blank legal Forms.

uvnE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND
n anil sru hereafter Keep nr sale. Blank fDuns. sneh as are
us,i 500 t- Leas-. sale or rurrlas- q Real Estate, Mercantile"
Tnu-1r,aas. So, sc. Am"us th,Il may BE- ouHd 'hr follow
ing
CHARTER PATTY. fr che Charenn- ~ Nc-s-is,
POWER OE ATTORNEY. Thrvr or four different forms
u special ana general Powers % Attorney.
Custom HOUSE POWER OF ATTORNEY,
Cu-PAETNEgsuW. imr Mercantile, Manufacturing or Asr-
cultural CO partnerships.
LEASE % Hol-- "r Land.
ELL OF SALE. 90 Registered Vessel.
Bill - SALE. 81 Personal Property,
Nu.rG NGE. .lE-ai E.;,tr.
CHATTEL WuEIUNGL. 90 Furniture or Personal Property.
SPECIAL Cu-TNErNLi.Suir,
uIIuEg-' CONTRACTS.
LEASE UF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
TSbENrIUE uP NrrEENrICEsHIr
DEED or REAL ESTATE,
LAElE CONTRACT, tstas,u Master AMI Servant, three
GrrT.
caSsrLNE INyDICE aaI C.ruGct-. Or purchasers and
MaTurrtlrr-
+utI"- NNNGFEsrS. Ei1, g taiu-. Ar.&r
~ These Blanks sry rruioi ou th- Zines, document Paper
srI Boo Co., af-t rJtr. orirre f"m thr,ulrr o. tuis promptly
ar.HiHl o..
Price per Sir='r tops, - Ct,.; or :! per boz.
r.r-4rts dcip .ml a. " wtirrNIN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-06-05

THE LAuAIxs CoxsUiArE-In the Norwich Buie-
tin OF April -, We fud the following which indi-
Gates that the Senate did not respond to President
Grants motion to have his townsmen, Mr.. Hough-
ton. sent out to represent the American Government
at Lahaina. 1t is probable the present incumbenis
will retain their position, for the present at least;
The appointment Of Horace Hough,on As Consul 10 l7l'ina,
IL / in plpc- ui ELIAS Perkins. Of New London, was di'Uh"i
n, M. .i,rtrpment II the senate without action, and he must
~ r,r,.iut-I Il. for. his name can again 20 before that body TOR
confirmation. In tn meantime, the friends OF Mt ter"HIs
AZ. making strong efforts u have him continued IN Tire posi-
ton which Tor eight years he hls - crrditaby flied.
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NIn. EpIroE-When il Is known that the Ministry,
which is charged with opposition to the American
Mission and its work in these islands for the past few
years, Is composed Of one Englshman, one French
man and an American, there i but little cause for
surprise rs the majority were bound from birth and
training to oppose anything American but, that the
humble Individual who ought - have stood as a pro
test to their ill-conceiyed policy, should, through the
whole period of the late rebellion in the United States,
have been the leader in such opposition, and have
done = his little best to plant n mission upon these
shores, sent ostcusibly to chrjs;iauize this people, but
in truth for political purposes, Is "a matter ofsarpriSe.
This humble individual doubtless thought that Ing
land and the cou.cieracy would win in that gigantic
struggle for national life, and. should such be the
case. this kingdom would bid good bye to American
influence aud he would then bc found aStriie the
winning horse. He s,ahcd what Htie Of influence
and character he possessed. and lost. and now has
the cdrontery to try 70 place his saddle on the backs
Of the - grave and experienced men, " who beat him
in the late contest. in the hopes Of again taking a
lead. VIII he succeed |"
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> The DEoUTH on MNUI.-A letter from a planter
dated the 3Oth, states that the drOuth still continues
on that island, that the streams and pools are nearly
all dry, and cattle and horses dying from thirst.
The mills ut Wailusu have stopped grinding-on this
account, what little water there is in the streams
there being required for irrigation. The indication
is that rain commenced falling on Thursday night on
the windward sides Of Maui and Hawaii and If this
conjecture be correct, the plantations Will soon be re
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NOTICE.
Lately Received.

NOTES Of THE VOLCANOES or THE
~ UNW SGtAN f<itSb-. with q History u their VARIOUS
Enptions. uu4tn.Gst With maps >nd numerous en-
cravings. BY Wa q. Brigham Prise, 90, bound To
cutl covers.
uNWAuAS CLrE PtPFrs. EsuHf ~ :h- Hawaiian Club
q Boston. fsfs. Containing EtIy-. ant Historical
Sketches rla.i1E o. th.t group 10 pr- fnrr- D"and
IN coth. 81 CO b'uui tn paper clvrss, - CENTS
-MEU 0F \ VENERABLE SAVAGE o. thu
Nncirut History 81 che Hawaiian isLlmls. trtn-titrd
from the Frruru q u. Juirs ltrmy, ~ " T. brrhhn-
so pp. Price. bound m eath. 81 co bouat m paper
c1vsrss IS crut.
The lb1vr recent ont valr1tf- WorSs, relating o. these
80 n. ". wunSEY.
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FIGURES Will LIG-This was proved this week
when the Gazette report Of exports per ilaho gave
the pounds Of sugar IS 7jl,6S1, while, after two
trials we find III ,0ij pounds as nearer correct :
5S.5i2 pounds Of pulu when %S,5a2 Is probably the
fact value of foreign produce $4,000 when ss,3o@
is footed in plain figures upon the manifest; value
Of domestic produce S52,022,05 when S9i,o65'Gi
should be the figures. L; is difficult to be always
correct, but mistakes seem to he chronic with our
neinhhnr- -
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Will be Sold at very Reasonable Rates
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Family BIBLES.

PULL ASSORTMENT ON HAND. srtr.
~ ATLE &C. uaatss t. M.liu- rr.rrts. aHi re Iur''
..a. go Z. sg"~l.f .-... 20 VI NultNiN
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-16

He calling Christians to the most fearful of all
trials, that of gaining wealth aad using It for
His glory How many fail under the trial /
How many OF them by word or deed are openly
denying Christi Were there not ten healed,
but where are the miner" Of those TO whom the
solemn charge was delivered, Occupy tall
come" how many have goue away; have for
gotten the prsyer-meeting, the sabbath minis
trations and also the testimonies of Jesus |
They have gone where there is hunger of the
soul. With all their hasty acquisitions there IS
q famine in the land whittier they have gone.
"Will ye 30 away also?' Does not the Saviour
appeal to you now to stand up for Him. To be
faithful over the few things now in your keep
ing? Oh what will you care for all present
trials when by answering devotion to Christ
you have realized the bcnediction, "Enter thou
into the JOY OF thy Lord"
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MY CHALET.

rom Lippfncous Magazine.
~iuWay between the snow peaks and the valley,
among the mists, with clid.suppOrted base
=, ments,
Here stands my hermitape-a summer chalet,
WIN worldward looking easements.
Below, the vineyards laugh with gatlauds vernal,
And call the SwltZer from his rocky fastness:
hoove reiRps Freedom, mid her SHOWS eternal,
n temple din lignt and vastness.
tcnnd her pure shrines Of everlasting whiteness
The wlnds are chanting nom their unseen
psalteTs:
rhe sun alone, in robes of fitting brightness
PeriorIns at these high altars.
rbroueh the blue a,sles, attendant where he
u marches,
The moon bears up his long and trailing YES
- Lure,
Where crowding consultations through the
arches
Look on with prayerful gesture.
IRON everlasting unto everlasting,
And Freedom sancufyiug all The region,
summer feast, q winter prayer and fasting
rms Is the Alps religion.
see from crystal gateways Of the glacier
rLne river hurrying on its Valeward mission,
III IN the lake 1t wears the archiug azure,
Oiao WITH tue skyey vision.
The turmoil done. Gods wonders are sufficient;
lCsmiles abroad and mirrors heaven coutented,
Like great soul beneath the eye 0muiscient,
With all ito past repented.
How sweet it lies with hazy sheen and SHIN
Ike dlm-winged visions floating through its
slUmher,
The white sails veer and glmmer.
Close to my chalet, making glad the spaces,
Leaps the loud torrent, glad for many rea-
Passing with song upon the landing places
. The angels OF the season..
March talks with Winter on the upper stairway,
And Nav, the sweetest aud the eariest conner,
Sings here beside me: on the 10 ReT airWay
June carols unto Summer.
My hill ward easements climbing mists beleaguer,
With yision.eiving melody attendant,
Till suddenly au iris-mantled figure
Rises in light respendeut
Pure as vision in an angels dreaming
With laughing lips aud eyes o. woudrous
luSire,
She rises with her locks of sunlight streaming
Where watery pearl drops cluster.
The loving vapors, thin as gossamer gauzes,
. Float round her form and carefully eniold her,
While through her veil, with momentarT pau.es,
She smiles o0 the beholder.
An instant in The heart, with glqnce' tender,
She beams the enchantmcnt OF her light
eiysan,
Till sudden mlst.wreaths reel around her
SplenGOr,
And bear aolt the vision.
Upward still sailing to the blue domiuions,
beyOnu Tue empire Oh lne mountains regal,
She sOars or takes, like GanJmede, the pMionS
OF fJove's ascending eagle.
Out OF the fret and turmoil of existence,
Free trom the toing tumult and eudeavor,
The soul OF beauty, seeking the high distance,
Mounts and scars on for ever.
How beautiful the heart-assuriug story.
With human torment comes the superhumau'
Aerial Supporters, winged with glory,
, To comfort and ilumine.
We know not when, amid the boiling torrent,
We find our life stream tortured into madness,
What lovely sprites from out the quits abhOrrent
May rise with rainbow gadness.
Still let me gaze: il is 10 idle fancy
-, Sung by the bard to win transient laurel
Nor yet the tnoughtless painters NEGRO nancy
But Gods cousoling moral
T. BUCHANAN READ.
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COVER NMENT SALES.

A UCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL BEDDING
n AND CLOTHING.
ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURVEYoR'S OFFICE,
WAsHINGToN, ID. u, Jan. 6, 1869 (
VIII be sold at pu olc auction, in this city, at
the Judiciary Square Warehouse. e street, be-
tween Fourth ana Fifth streets, on WEDNE5-
DAY, the goth day of January Aext. at 10 o'clock
A M, the following articles of HOSPITAL
BEDDING and CLOTHING. no longer required
fol the use of the Medical Department, VIII
5000 pairs OF slippers.
1900 Caps.
500 Gowns.
5000 pairs OF Socks.
lU,OOu Drawers,
To- 00U Shirts.
500 Bedsacks.
$40 Straw Mattresses
5000 sels Mosquito Bar Frames
5000 Counterpanes.
5000 Linen Sheets.
500 Pillows.
24UJ hite Blankets.
With very small exception the above goods
are all new, and nave never been used. Tuey
VIII be sold in lots TO suit both large and small
purchasers.
Terms cash in Government funds.
Five (5l DAYS Will he allowed to parties pur-
chasing to remove their property.
CHARLES SUTHERLAND,
Assistant Medical PurVeyor,
lll6t BVt Col. u. s. y.
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r OST-C -CERTIFICATB OF OLD CITY LOAN
i A Nn lSlg tor one hundre dollars Ia the name OF
Mary NJ Reeves. Application VIII DO made Tor the
iAaue Of u now certificate. ~ thiSin"
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
THE ADV a vt a C e

Offered by this Company sre:--
II Is a National Company, chartered by spe.
Cial act Of Congress, 1865,
IL Las psid-Gp capital of s., 100000
Ii offers low rates OF premium.
IL furnishes larger Insurance than other COM
panles for the same money.
II Is definite ana certain in It's terms
II Ia home company In every locality
Its policies are exempt from attGcnm6nt.
There are no unnecessary restrictions in the
policies,
Every policy is non -forfeItable
Policies may be taken which pay to the In.
sured their tull amount and return all the pre-
mtums so That the Insurance COSTS only the in
terest on the annual payments.
Policies may be taken that Will pay to the
insured, after a certain number OF years, during
life an annual income of one-tentn the amount
named in the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the
lives of females. 1873 Ssrp
1t insures not to pay dividends, but at SO low
cost that dividends will De impossible.
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MA REAL ESTATE - FOR ACCOUNT OF
RI the Columbia Building Association
Thomas Sons sale.-l4ot Warrington street,
1869 at u O'CLOCK, noon, viii he sold aG pubic
sale. at the Philadelphia Exchange, ali that lot
of ground, situate ON The south side Of WASH
ington street, so feet west OF Thirteenth streeI
containing in front on WAshtrgton street 10
feet. and extending IN depth 20 feet lnch'
Clear OF all inCum hrauce.
M. THOMAS q SONS, Auctioneers,
1885, Nos, l39 ana l4l y. FOURTH street.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
the NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE
United States Of America,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
Chartered BY Special Act or Congress,
Approved July S5, 1868.
LIFE INSURANCE.
CASH CAPITAL, 1000, 900
BRANCH OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,

FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA,
where the business OF the Company is trans.
acted, and TO which all general correspondence
should he addressed.
DIRECTORS.
CLARENCE IL. CLARK, Il. A. ROLLINS,
JAY LoOkE, HENRY ID. COOKE,
JOHN W. ELLIS, WIN. H CHANDLER,
". q. MooKHEAD, JOHN ID. DEGREES,
GEORGE +. TYLER, EDWARD DODGE,
j. HIECKLBY CLARK, Il. q. FAHNEsroOK.
OFFICERS.
CLARENCE II. CLARK, Philadelphia, President,
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee,
Henry ID. COOKE, Washington, Vice. President,
EMERSON w. PEET, Philadelphia, Iecretary
ana Actusry,
FRANCIS q, SMITH, Nj. d., Medical Director,
j. EWING MEARs, ID. D., Assistant Medical
Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
j. X. BARNES, Surgeon General u. S. a, Wash.
p. j, HoRw1Tz, Chief Medical Department
U.S. N, Washington.
ID. w. BLISS, Nj. d., washington.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
Hon. VIM. h. CHANDLER, Washington, ID, O.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa.
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IN PEREMPTORY SALE. - THOMAS
ENSONS, Auctioneers. = Elegant modern
fuur story brick residence, No, 1917 spruce
street west of Thirteenth street. p feet 'front.',
II O'Clock, noon, will be sold a. pnol sale,
without reserve, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
ali That elegant modern four-story brick mes
suape with threestory bacS buildings ana lot
OF ground situate on the north SIDE or Spruce
street west of Thirteenth street, No. 1877 con-
falnipg in front on Spruce street . feet and
extending in depth l70 feet 10 Wynkoop street.
The house is finished in handsome modern
styIe and has all the improvements and con-
yeniences Terms-Cash Sale absolute.
NJ. THOMAS d SONS, AuctiOneers,
ll3l623 Nos 139 and l4l s. FOURTH street