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STOLEN.

CTOLEN-FROM THE RESIDENCE OF
y the undersigned. during the year 1858. the fol-
l. A CERTIFICATE of thirty snares of the Bank
of New Orleans, to the same Of p. L. Bernard.
2. CERTIFICATE of twelve shares of the Bank
of New Orleans, to the name Of p. L. Bernard.
Apple alton has been made for new certificates.
- . p. l.. BERNARD
Corner st. Louis and Rampant streets.
APT 2tam 6m
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CTOLEN-EkRLY SUNDAY MORNING,
y twelfth instant, from my residence on Leuisi-
ana avenue, Sixth District. some Cash, . Promis-
so7y Note of 500 and Mortgage Note drawn By Mrs
Catherine Endel and by her Endorsed, dated May 3,
1870 for 1884, payable after date with eight
per cent per anpum interest from maturity until
paid and Is paraphed me varietur' by W. II. Pas
coe, notary. II the papers are returned no gus
tions will be asked. Payment of said notes has
been stopped. JOHN A. MAYERS,
tel4 st. Corner Louisiana avenue and Water ct.
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FOR SALE

EOR RS0AlD-ON RKAvONABLEy ANpIAC-
u ccmnodatiBg terms 4 splendld Sea.nhore
Sho Lighthouse. For price and aSonditions Of sale,
apply % q. DE FERRET. AuctionseE,
ielI q. |. QmCA a Rnxnl skrneN
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T ONT Or MISLAID.-A CERTIFICATE
IL OF STOCK: No &c, issued by "La Variete Asso-
caton," to James h. Donegan, dated Move N Der
49, 1855. The public cautioned against negotIat
ing there or. as application has been made for Q
duplicate Of same. 1910. e.
u - A. ADNET.
Curator Of the Succession Of j. H Donegan
New Orleans, ID sy Is 1870 .my26 je2 IL q
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LOST

7 OST OK A1Ss.AID-A CERTIFICATE
IL Of Sf0CK, No. l5s, issued by .Le variets As
sociation.s to H. L. ~potts, dated April l. 1861 The
public are cautioRed sgsnst negotiating therefor,
as xppiicstion has been made fer duplicate Of
same. - '''' = or '-.---
~ Gr 5Si7' A. ADNET,
Curator OF the Succession of II j. SPOTS.
New Orleans. May rs, 1870 : ~ iny26 je2 l6 q
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EOR 0ALE-ABOUr ELEYKN THOUSAND
i AVRES, IN different tracts, fofl Tho finest
SugAr lands 10 the state. A large portion Of these
cypress and portions are near the river Nofssn's
Texas Rs'lfosG, and the line Of ,ths uhsee.rsogs
ible market for lumber and wood-suA 10 very
valuable Ihs whole, sn interest," will b. disposed
Of 1t extremely low rates. ss the owner. d About
For fall particuiars apply to Ooensl y. ". Niror.
No. lo6 GfAvier street. up steirs. CORNER ksnk
COH sALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
+ RESlDENCE. in Wxdessoro. two and q half
11lies from Pontchatoaia Station, on New
Orleans AZ Jackson Railroad, bavang also, direct
water CON munIcation with New Osleans, in com.
Diete order. we'll fenced, and can be made self sus-
tsinipg eitb or - Fruit or Poultry Farm; well iup
The healthiest locality in the state, containlng
about twelve acges inquire for terms. etc, 1t No.
10 Camp street, from 10 to .2 A. NJ. my22 I'm
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r OST OH MISLAID.-A PROMfSSORY
IL note for The SUM Of One Thousan Dollars,
bacher, 10 his own order. and by him Endorsed.
payable one year after Gate. and secured BY mort
Morel. notary, on the tenth August 1899 AL par
ties are notified not to negotiate the said note pay
mept of the same havirg been stopped, and the
finder Of said note will confer favor BY leaving it
1t Frank Vatters. No. SO Magazine street. js2 I'm
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40 prizes, amounting Oe
Whole Tickets, SO; sharee in pfopogtioo.
Prizes payable without deduction. 5,;. -
<Ordsrs 70 b addressed 70
fl Lock box 6e2, PostotAoo New Orleans.
Bend postoface money ofdaf. o1 register your lot.
tar =. = Tist[T 70
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FOR RENT

Eo4REwT-FU hooMS FROM
J. ter, 70 fifty dollars 9 month, 1t Ne. lA,S
Charles street. corner OF North, command ding full
view of Lafayette SQUARE. .-&sa jel1 lw
COR RENT-THE CHEAPEST, COOLEST
II and peascntest rooms in the city. on very rea-
sonable terms at No. 2l2 Caronde.et street, imme.
dateIy above Julia. iell lw
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[coNrrNuID on neaTB ,Aes.l
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1i siela edt erb. s9yRr Tuf ,e5me

MILLION AND a QUARTER REVENUE
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CAZARAC REsTAURANTs 80
No. 10 Royal street.
- .,.--.-..t BY SPARIOIO.
The best of everything in the market. and pure
Wines and Liquors, ct down town prices Table
service elegant. Walters polite and attentive.
yaS
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PROCEEDINGS OF. CexGREs rYBsf8BbAY


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Zjsssd s1a s9ft1aq 5smsE aa'1otie! &C
-nc1a1 aeE .ox sag,e. va, ts Las % taa
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We arrived at the Magnolia Boys School
after the recess, when the business of the
day was over, and the more pleasing eXer.
cises Of singing and defamation had begun.
The principal, Mr.. John T. Sawyer, was pre-
siding over his own classes and those of
the first assistant, Miss Finnerty. One Of
the most finished little orators we have seen
in this or any other school is Master Harry
Carter, son and hsir of the worthy Superin-
tendent. He is only turned of nine years
old, but has mind big enough for a boy of
double his years. At the call of his name,
he responded promptly, mounted the plat.
form and recited the thrilling little legend
in rhyme, entitled "a Leap for Life" The
story runs in this wise: A young sailor boy
in his fathers ship became suspended from
the rigging. by the hands; over the ships
side, with no possible chance to recover
his footing. His only chance for life was to
let 60 bis hold and fall into the waves. This
WAS done at the command Of the
father, who threatened him with rife if.
he should refuse When the sailors brought
the young hero safely on deck, the excited
parent tainted away. Little Harry depicted
the scene with faithful gestures. and cor.
rect elocntou, and received as reward
the hearty applause of the spectators, and a
kindly smile of approval from his teacher.
The examination in the branches in this
school passed off with fair degree of sue
cess and satisfaction. The assistant
teachers are Miss NJ. E. Finnerty. Miss
Blanche Cenas. Miss Caroline A. Smith,
Miss A. 2. Chandler, Mrs. 8. johnson and
Miss G. =. Collayam. ..,,aeT &
In the girls department, the folding
doors were thrown open, and the three
rooms filed with ladies. gentlemen, girls
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he.t A Ia.i'l uo1on' I hi'oi s'a's1 navy
" - 1He Looi'I mouse o,,-r
c'y! ,''' DrsV,' VI - SN'suI "
,h"aS,- "uS D'y -. Sesou' H.s -
me-, gn. 80 '11'
- yvL,,. Midi,
I.t.Iv no,ina,oS "a .ano-rssS ,,.sL. At,
rn,, r1n-,.,ns J,ob,s,n wi, VoS,,S,,,
ana Tonns.s,e ,slsgrSnb. L.ro Aeo,IDIn.
tn. po,,tior.
comrodo,. s,is,,,,. Ian b,-. ...,.-,,,
for ~, VI, g. 49, H.. =. Iii,
dsr.,t -, ,hs oo,S I,,,aD, IN ~. ToI,.d
s,s,.. .t.sn,s, TsI,.L, n, m. ,n,vsv :,
tbs I.,bmn. N n, rion for the ,,onossd .hIn
c.raI - --. - .II'--G-..
Jpdos T. KIIp,tr,cL NJ Iowa f,,merIv
acting ch,os rls,k ~ Tho TD,srIor Dan.rt.
man, nader soc,st.,v U.rT.p ana r.osniIv
a thI,d.r,a,, cIsrE in mai Den,rt,,s,,t yer.
49, ,.Dasroa Nj, ro,,en0,I,,n-N -
TO-, ~ ~ NJ o,Ia.,.. co,.
.y 60. ~ u. -. n W.
$50, IS -l' ~, " - - -.
''N''I,'y w S0uNsO' ou'O"' 80
James watson "eoO' ana o. Dsh'er Dr1a'
loIu' Oh new 10TH are At Inc Arlington,
Inc IauiAe' OF senator fenson' Judge
N0.h npSis' " Nc" lotA' ana Ooionol
Auaon,ieu' ., o'hefa' snetlnahS "An'
Mh,0u 'e''0iua', nuu nave all taken rooms
'Or tue season 4. 1 no Arlington. -.
Houo'a' 'O"u " Fremont ana fanny WIN
AriNe nefo Oh wednesday An elegant
SUITE Of apartments nave boon engaged Tor
|hem al Inc Arlington
The following distinguished gentlemen
were registered at tue EbbiIt house yester'
day Hon 7. j. Robertson, South Carollnai
non D. D. Donley' Pennsylyaniai Hon. j.
o. Coliaday' KENTUCKY Hon j. A. smith,
UnIOi hon' lnoina' bole'' Arkansas hon
- Duuington' MASSACHUSETTS, lion D. NJ
Gul'om, A'tnois hon' U. W. Ghuilan
lenn'y,van'ai non H. - Meoorm'c' An
sOIai non u MereuL, rehhsyNahlai non
L. h'yhAu' ne" iofHi senator T. n
sawyer, south OaIohnai senator l. W. Us
Sotne, FloT'aai hon ~ L. Cooo' NoHI
SAiohna' Judge H. NJ Rice, Minnesota
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Another Characteristic piece Of strategy Is
being exhibited by the effort OF line otheers
to dcprcss the staiT in the resurrection, for
the use of Congress, Of the following long
dead memorial, used Tor The same purpose
in 1850, and long since answered BY the
logic Of argument and the facts Of history ;
PHtLkpuPBiA, March, 1870.
To a! Hgn, Wm. Ballard Preston, Secretary
SIRi we, the undersigned ofneers, rseoEniE.
Ing you a. the proper authority to approach
In Of the discipline OF the ssGvloe, re-
speeuuliy ask your attention 70 the eh'nins
The anxiety for military rank Of late years
diaplayed By the surgeons and purlers, has
beso viewed with dlltrust and aolieitude BY
ins a. we we're to extend every mark OF eour-
tesy to = most Gnssrvlng body OF our follov-
of1oers, We sas, ess4a 70 fear that the late
Macon, (Assiullstiug rank, y you'd engender a
spirit they little eontemplate,l, aud produce q
feehnE destructive TO the discipline and har.
Ia aists published pamphlet we observe 40
appeal IL nov made TO Uongress exhibiting
this disposition, In pretouaibau entitely sub
iSsfsiere now no course lea f but to Invoke
the action Of the Department upou subject
go Important to the highest Interest Of our
We nave, ~, the honor 10 be, very respect.
tally, your OSSdisni servants
In looking at the signatures one would
suppose that the Confederate States" were
still in actual existence. Many distinguished
rebels figure oOnspleuouslJi among them are
the names OF Barron, Page, Aaury, Mayo
TattnSll, Lynch, Buchanan, and AeBlair'
The great mistake these persons made 10
the cause Of treason somewhat imPAirs con-
some who arc not Boarbons and not incapa,
Ma ~ I..rn,ng .nythIng h.ve ,ipec alV.r
-.
'eAP'ession " soAns'u lev ..,
II shows badly Tor tho line that IL canno'
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CUBAN ATEAms.-The following dispatch
was on Saturday received In Washington,
direct from Havana
"Tho GdEstts, tho official organ Of the
Government, published on the 9th Instant
an important proclamation Of the Captain
General, Intended TO define the present cit.
uatlon Of the island. The Captain General
congratulates the country upon lie actual
prosperity. New troops and achievements,
although not needed 70 suppress the insuF.
reetion, havo come from Spain TO fulhll Its
obligations towards Cuba aud 10 protect the
Island against murderors and robbers. He
then refers to the threats Of homicide aud
lncendIarlsm made by certain bands Of men,
against which precautions are now being
taken IN gRrrlsoning plantations with troops
and civil guards 10 save them from destruc-
ton. MCn.of war have also been sent from
Spain to Cuba, with the Intent 10 cruise
along her coasts aud to prevent the landing
on the Island Of alllbusteTing expeditions
coming from OUtside, The Captain General
says that there was never before In the
leland such a state Of affairs as could be
considered as a state Of war; but now peace
has been so fully re-establlshed that there Is
no place In the Island where the Rdministra-
ton Of public affairs or the action Of the
civil courts Is not entirely recognized"
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- -, ,.-,., -
Tho tolloNl0g 70 the Dill introduced In tue
~ - - - A''"' y
Wisconsin ..... .. % ...H .H..|
A mir 10 admi, the State Of yiraluia 10 ran.
[ reseutatlon IN the OonKreai 81 ne Unitsd
Sfatss. -7l-7 = -T
whereas the President Of the United states,
| on the Oth day al July, lS6S, at alssiestIon
| held for tho ratidoation OF Teieotlon OF the
| eonHtitution on tho State OF yirRinla. dld by
| virtue OF an act approved Apfif TO- 1900 Gub.
mitio sSparais vote Of ths slsetorS oi SAID
iSS aSsh reaSr. sS SS
/ beFs N fhe General A1aam6lV and ceFtain
| other oaioert on eAid State 10 take And SuL
\ scribe the oath or alirmstlon prescribed 10
the sst Of July ?, lsa1, Tor ofheerS q the Uni;
No proviaion rsnains IN said sonstitutio1 Se.
i ouirinr the mernbeFS OF the General Aasembiv
| or other ofaeefs TO take an oath OF afirmGtioa
Of eligibility uader the third section Of the
/ iouTiesnth afnSndmsnt Of ihs Oonutitution Of
he USitsd StstssI and whereas BY virtns Of
| authority eonfarred BY the aid act OF April
1 10 40. the uensrai ksSembIy Of yitEipia 6ss
1 duly ratified the proposed dfteeuth AmeLd.
neat Of the Constellation q the United States
out express authority Of law, but IN accord.
Anoe With the opinion OF the Attorney Gen
, | sral Of the United States and BY pefmlssloa of
The eommander o. the military distFlet Of
VIrEinia, ehosen Senators 70 represent the
said state 10 the Congress Of the UnIted
States therefore
Bs u saaefed b. Af Ssnals dHd Hou,e Of REM.
seHiafivSI oFnS DATED Sfstss oT IasTica IN G5s.
was aISssSbisd, That the state Of virgiRiA is
| sTsss As q State OF the Union upon the follow.
!, lowing fundAmentAI o6ndItion6l ... NJ
I. That hereafter all mem heFs Of the q eneral
Assembly ,and all executive, admlnistfAh And
Judicial ofhsets Of said State, shall before enter
In he n i've nm
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Tho Uonse al Reprosentatlyes yesterdav
,n,,sad a So,lcn oppor,uulty 10 40 It.slf
hono, "a n,bIs st,ts vlos,ou, ac, N
Ins,,ce when II f.lled to PROMPTLY enact the
ioIr, r..olutIon lutroducsa nv NJ. Blngbam
for tbe .d,plsslop Of the state Of ylrgIoI. 20
representation In Convres.. II ia some.
thing Rnlued. however, that The virginia
question wa, promptly brought up and
discussed in both Houses the arst day after
the recess. We sincerely hone the friends
Of Immediate admission will perseysro 10
their good work until the end Is reached
and the representatives OF virginia again
have a yolee In tho copprns Of the nation.
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Representative sseVsss' RuI 60 reg.
nlhIn ahn NnNnl aInn nnrnn

m. IAN .. ao..- 49, ~. 20" -,
~ Nl1l W w 'a'S .uU '"TH " 'HO ta'ai
.sAu eo,Pe, PresonIeu 70 'Ho O nouse s o. neP'
.', nl ye''e,lAy W ue1e,aI stevens,
u 80 llponIe, "H "el-u'ses'eu anu
eAreiul' prepared ON, ana wen calculated
70 ss,'is sAll'lActofi,y 'nls troubled question
VIZ NV 'ISeS WV ",suSs oa tuU ,e, mum I'm
usls VI Nuo s'Nu eo'P' Nuo u",o NsAou 'nu'
Oous'e's sn0u'u s'o w 'noui io' 'uo' W"
.si'i'e stri'iAt increase VI 'auN auu p'ou"
1ion - ms enLSeu ioI 'l0 i'no IN 'u0 O''is
Oh loO~ ana leoo' "nieh created coulmo-
uo'0'' "'iuirA''' Nc'' 0ut es'aoi'snes .nenl
upon sHusiaesorJ oonailion' IN vie" OF 'he
Proio'eo r'auc''oh Oh inc h@Vy 70 peace
osn. ~.
Hdi'laes ON tue present roster Oh tue
taree 'tau eorp'' aiter some reduction Of
numbers, Into grades, creHting medical and
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lFor the Republican,
what are the Proper Qualifications

fFor lhe RepnhiIean.l
what are the Proper Qualifications
OF = PTesidentf
Mn. EDrrOR In view Of the probable sue
cess Of Gen. GRANTS ADMINISTRATION some
reflections arise as to what are me proper
Qualifications and stamp Of character me-
cessary In the incumbent OF the once ne
ais. HIS case certainly presents a new az
pect Of the subject, for undoubtedly he Is
unique among our chief magistrates. High
civil qualifications and previous experience
in public affairs have heretofore been con.
sidered the standard OF fitness Tor the place,
1t has been deemed necessary to choose
President from among the practiced states
men and highly cultivated intellects OF the
nation, II 10 was possible TO secure such. II
seems TO me that there somethlng wrong
In the idea upon which the practice Is based.
That adequate ability 10 discharge the
duties Of the ONCE, and adaptation 70 IL
generally, are confined 70 thh class Of men
Is what hardly think Is true. kkeeuuye
duties and Ahairs OF state are supposed 20 20
oil sueh uapseenaen' unPon eno Oh suen
peculiar character as 10 require tno Services
OF man specially educated ana p,op.Ioa i0t
them. As l have said, think tne success
OF Gen. Grants Hamini''fa''on y oes''neo
70 dlsPel this Idea ana 70 open new NieW' Oh
inc SUBJECT.
Glasses al BEST or eiapship Oh any kind'
Whe'her social political OF any other 40
seripuon' are oojeeuonaolsl oul tnlnA
especially so when applied 70 me soi. OF men
who are TO conduct the AnAirs 81 Soforn-
ment' That there should % class Of men
In this county, from which publle agsn"
orany grade should % eHcaunteiy cnosen,
10 what DO not believe % % necessary, nor
h u entirely In accordance with The spirit OF
our institutona' In al oountries Glasses
exist, and In some they form part OF the
government, a. Ia Great Britain, where
under the constitution the sovereign haa 70
be taken from a elAsss Alpo those who Il, In
the House Of Lords ana psrhhPs Othor pub-
lie offieors. Nov, this u all very well for
that country, With is pattledlar form Of
government, but 10 not appropriate 70 ".
When wo started out Rs . nation, We
naturally and perhaps necessarily aud use
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49,, 80 S 49,, -, - ~, -, --,.sis,s.
- t ca-.-. y, = - .,n,s.,p.. -
-, -. ~, $780,. - a.. -.
~. 49, ~ -, -, s,,s..S q. a., u
49, 'S SS VI ~ al No.. ~ .,,on.i 49,
.r,.r IA ,.tsn form. ~ var. n some e.,,,
soIIorIng prrr.dont, not aItog,tbsr IN can
.onsno. win . nlIv ,st.hlI.boa sod v,Il
a.veIoped Rspnhue, Thua n cane n II.
uo'elopeu nspuole' tnus y su'a ?, W y,
tnouBht bnas " Nes necessary ptAhe our
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CONSOLIDATION - The consolidation Of
thu East Tennessee and Virginia and the
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad Com
panies was eonsummatedat the u"oIiug Of
stockholders held in Knoxville On Wednos
day. The company has assumed the name
Of the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railroad Company,
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ORPhAAS ooVAr' jIsuInrIo mo
Dtsirtof AZ o. lusbta, WdsAtn0toN OOsHip,fo Sa.
Ia 1hS ease % 0uerAv 0tnsLlA, AdmlnlstFa.
cspSsss osaSsof On soe ~ Aforesaid III.
Rt Is,s;S.I sss ~ az "a II dI.SuJs dfB:
psTIonel estate Of said deceased, and Of The asssts
r. . n; ssT ss s.sa sRa
IN ana heirs oflald deoaaaed are hohed % attend,
@ilh tk9lf 6laifaa propaTly vouched, or they may
stSsrIiss ~ law s. sxeiudsd from All bsnyki IN
sad dsssalsdss es,atei proyldsd . COPY of tbs
Sas. si p9.y 10 no : IA; =
f-TisSf, T-'T -F'II| WRBBTER, =
jahii.TuSws RsGistsr Of villa
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TBH LAW In relation to tho publle prints
has been SUI further modihed, Tho censor,
ship Of all foreign Journals has been obol
papers IN the streets has been restored,
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Special Notices.

~ The ogarlsrlI Com gaisatlop viii b hsid
S.ls SkspSRsOAH yh Wal. als ss 81. 50
isu I'll -
t5J-AI AsoNIc. "A SPECIAL ColEAau-
W ah,YkTbb9 olS q h'etAP2Hn LGS g
~, elsissk, , n !, 10 iSs psrPo,, y silssSisf
the fnasraf 81 our late other Theodore Bowen.
IL ''0'''' y" g. W. DAw. ssSr.,ary.
aT- NoTI0E;-IN ooNsEaUENoE
Oraton bsfcfg the Medical soeislJ o. the District
i n.Isn1 IP'eo,ySsn'S r sP 55sRpAE lstA
NBs MEETING OF bABOWINg MnN
q IS.i.Spr, TIE s.. s9gR,IEs MARp "A @ss,;iS!
S,J ~ Is tTss.is J RvihiSS, INK ls,is.n a.
i.5S.S, oh .l. sernst o. Tsur,G GOd l.
Est hers ), J fsiii i..:Ssssst, .L..a-l
Jl.Is N Tlurr. sss' = pONAOA'' ret
~-wAsHIN aTON HRBREW
IS. .sut @..lIS! y .s s.sSs.GS
street BET, zen y snd I streets, % wkbNk DAY.
PTSss5SS. s'ShdAaOo /, respectfully ana ear
Al Heeru ~ irrsspssfiys % lSsalRy. residing
ne Iss Ss!y;Abg Eys,s.sgslly iPyitsd p LELl
Plssss tsfS sSss u Ssys Is y. M r,pesss w
PJs9rasI o. ne rIasieeni, a'i n' .. wobf
80 'Aeoh.os. Z, $ 40 gsE.1 ]. Jan
E-AOIENoNVLEDoMRNT. ~ :
z, sIs 70 ssGuovissSs the klaau,., Of n,
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-11

RT@sUIENTIFICL EUTUHEs,-THH
SSG H0uhE heh' ChTiatAH Association have
provided 4 oV g fEslyS poRHlaI sslsn uaY
Geology. resptgtiyely, by Prof. HAWKING, %
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DANIELS, OF Chicago They will be largely
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hinge Of each week, commencing January lab,
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-11

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pon be limited 70 the lllh DAY Of March nsHt.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-11

R<SJfSCAUTION THIS IL TO NOTIFY
~ the citizens Of Wa6hinE toh that I an
ready, With the most eelebTatsd OrnA paint
srpi 10 DO all knds Of on slGlA or TalSoms,
and 70 furnish any klnd % numbers, painted,
al iod. silver or silver piated, At the lowest rates
being the only one authorised 70 re- numher he
hlty, and beina the onlY Tsspopsblo party for the
s1TIoot re -numoeIing OF the sane, any work that
Il some tneoTreetly BY any Of my agents, will be
ooTTeetsd By me At my expense.
] will not be responsible for Any numhAF put up
BY any other person. . no. v. STRONG,
Contractor for Re numheTlBg the City, old number
corner D street. third nocr, over sakG o.; =
clothing store, iAnSip