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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-01-26

to the institute. 1t is the intention of
the Grand Lodge to make this one Of
the first educational institutions in the
State, beside making it home for oil
Of the widows and orphans Of Odd Eel
lows, and INDECENT Odd Fellows in the
jurisdiction. On the 10Th day of No.
vember last, the corner stone Of the
main editice was laid, and the work of
erection will commence early in the
spring. On the 10Th day of June next,
the stakes will DO driven for the first
(Odd Fellow widows cottage in this
country, and the chairman Of the com.
mission has extended an invitation to
all Odd Fellows in the State to be pres
cnt on that occasion.
| cannot at this time forbear mention.
ING the large hearted hospitality of the
citizens of Grand Rapids, as exhibited
by them during our short stay in their
beautiful city.
On Thursday, the 18th, the hospital
tiles of the city were extended to the
officers and members of the Grand Lodge
and invitations came pouring in upon us
to visit tho many places of interest i'll
the city, accordingly the G. l.. took
recess during Thursday afternoon for
that purpose. Carriages were furnished
the members free of charge, aud we
were carried from place to place with
the pomp of a Duke Alexis.
Space does not permit us to enume.
rate the many places of interest which
we visited, but will only speak OF our
visit to the High School buildings. We
were shown through its several apart
ments by Prof. Daniels, and although
the school was not in session, we were
exceedingly pleased and interested in the
arrangement Of the different rooms, and
in viewing the natural curiosities, of
which they have a very fine collection.
After being shown about the several
apartments VIC were invited to ascend
the cupola and rs the building is sit
uated on hill we had fine view OF the
city and the surrounding country, and
many were the expressions of admiration
to which we listened from the members
of our party while VIC were enjoying the
rich view spread out before us. The
l.. S. e NJ. S. X. II. Co. furnished a
special train to carry to the plastesr
caves and mills all who had desire to
90 and see them. Although we did not
avail ourself of the privilege we learned
from those who did, that the visit was
an intcres ting one, and judging from the
amount of plaster rock specimens, which
the party brought away with them, We
predict an advance in the price of that
article the coming season.
We were surprised to find Grand
Rapids so much of manufacturing
town, and as it is the second city in the
State in population, we must regard it
as among the first, if not tho first city,
in the State in manufactures, thrift,
and enterprise. The city abounds in
costly edifccs and beautiful residences,
and we are compelled to say that our
first visit to the busy, beautiful city of
Grand Rapids has impressed us so favor
ably, that it will long be remembered by
US with pleasure.
Success to the Valley City and its
good people may their shadows never
grow less.
Iouis Sc,
| J. NJ. :.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-01-26

SOLDIERS OF 1S12-for Pensions apply to
o. W. ROWLAND, County Clerk Paw Paw. 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

At this writing CmldnighD the result Of the
election In North Carolina Is still matter Of
doubt The dispatches are Of the most con-
fleting character, and 1t Is almost impossible
TO say how the State has really gone. The
Democrats are confident that they have car
lied it by majority ranging from six to ten
thousand, and the tenor Of the Associated
Press,dispatcheS would seem to justify that
calculation. On tho other hand, private dis
patches from Republican sources; that ought
10 be well Informed and trustworthy, Indicate
that the Republican ticket has been elected
by majority fully equal TO that claimed by
he opposition.
II Is Fcry'eyident that the contest has been
exceedingly close, and that the majority Is
email whichever way 1t has gone. We do
not give up the State on the information now
In our possession. On the contrary, we arc
disposed to claim it. 1t should DC rernem-
bePed that out Of the ninety counties in the
State there arc upwards Of forty.four with
out telegraphic, and with only slender rail-
road communication, from which 1t Is In
possible to obtain returns, except by special
messengers. The news Ihis morning can
hardly be considered decisive. r'-r vie
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

The Baltimore Gdzette, a true.blue rebel
Democratic sheet, differs from Mr.. Sumner
In his estimate of the wrongs and iudignitles
which he thinks General Grant has heaped
upon the colored race. "Mr Sumner" IL
thinks "deludes himself with the idea that
the Carolina and Georgia field hands will be
moved 10 mutiny by the wrongs OF that
wretched little negro republic which our
President and the Emperor of Germany alter
nately bully, which saget superlntends, and
which, as cdricdture government, looks as
II 'Oere created as an dUnil earning against
confidence IN he rase. He magiues that
while, without let and hlndrRnce, they MUNICH
their hog and hOmlny the negroes can be
reused to frenzy by being told that the cap
tain Of a Fredericksburg steamer would not
let Mr.. Frederick Douglass dine with tho
white folks, aud that the President did not
ask him to take Mrs. Julia Ward Howe down
10 dinner at the White House. We fear they
are insensible to these artificial though mo-
mentous wrongs"
II is TO these gentlemen that Mr.. Sumner
invites the oolored people Of the country to
entrust their fortunes and destinles--these
the new-found political friends for whom he
wishes them to abandon the Republican
party, Haytl, in their opinion, is a mere
caricature OF a government, "oreated as an
awful warning against confidence in the
race" What sweet time the colOred race
may expect from the accession of this party
To power, under the leadership of Mr.. Gree
ley and Mr., Sumner
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

One Of our largest merchants received a
letter from dyed-in-the.woOl Democratic
friend-a man who never yet voted Repub-
llcan ticket-dated Saratoga, July 81, from
which We are permitted 70 make the follow
Ing extracts
MY opinion Il strengthened that Grant must
succeed, have oOnversed with such men a.
Commodore Vanderbilt and others Of IKE com.
moFolAl standing, and they all are hOTTlhed at
thu certain panic which must onsue n Greeley
should DO elected. One very wealthy and ihnu.
entail Ponnsy lyaniAn said that the moment bis
Watchialnesi discovered q chance for aToeley he
eminent securities. / md tho jOks Of going for
0rooloyis changing Into serious gonsideIauOn
u consequences which may onsuo II no should
6uoooodi but donlt see how II g possible. II
know The Dcunooratic party At all-and twenty.
I'VE yoara' indmalo and active membership
should have given me some knowledge therein
/ lsel SURE that Greeley cannot poll more than
h6lf Ofits vote don't say that Grant will get
the other half for think a large number will
not vote ~ ali NOW, allowing Greeley hall the
DonOoTauo vote and one thisd q the RsPub;
Grant is reelected BY an immense majority.
Nevertheless, II behooVes 0yory one who values
the prosperity OF tho country above mere party
confederation, and the danger Of change merely
Tor the sake Ol change Of the chief oinoor Of the
Government, to pause and contemplate the
yaWning political 6hhsm which liAs az our very
leot ready g enFulPh prosperous country into
Good for Democrat. Aud tao beauty Of
u Is, every word Is true.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

Speaker Blaine writes an impTomptu letter
In ansYer to Senator sumner, which we print
In another column, The question which
naturally arises after Pcruslng this letter is,
who Is the most proper aud adequate repre-
sentative of the feeling of the people Of New
Eugland7 Mr.. Sumner, who was censured
by the press Of his own State and of all New
England for his speech iu'tho Senate, or Mr..
Blaine, who has received tho hlghesthonor
accorded 10 any member Of tho popular
House, except Mr.. 0olfax-that Is, the cleo
ton to the Speakers chair for two eonsecu-
tive terms, and the cordial and unanimous
appreciation OF the t0hOle House, without dis
tinctlOn Of party, for his impartial and judi
elous conduct OF the business Of the House.
Mr.. Blaine's letter speakG for itself, but we
wish 10 notice two points; First where he
shows TO demonstration that Horace Gree
ley now denies tho doctrine of the power and
duty Of the Federal Government ito secure
the rights OF any citizen 10 protection of life,
person and property" which principle the
same Horace Greeley advocated with all his
personal influence and the power Of his great
paper, the Tribune; second, where Mr..
Blaine states that he has examined the Globe
correctly and found that the Democratic
members, BY their TaDcorOus and factlOus
hostility, had prevented, ION seBeHtesp differ
e1lt occasions, the passage Of the civil rights
bill BY the parliamentary process commonly
known rs hllibustering," II Is not only the
known candor and ability Of Mr.. Blaine that
will give force 10 these statements, but his
Il. -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

Alta Liberal meeting In Illinois few days
ago, Mr.. Richard Bishop made the follow
ing argument for Mr.. Greeleyi
He demanded protection for the working men
as we'll as for the slaves. He wanted men Of
honesty TO handle the money OF the country; men
who loved the installations Of the land better
the carpet baggoIs, and spoke In favor Of uni.
yersal amnesty. He wanted 70 know why IN h.
Grant was kept In once when no refused 10 give
spoke OF the land grants 70 railroads, and Of the
builders As DID hounds He closed BY saying
that he was an humble blacksmith Of tho Fonrth
Congressional district who happened 70 10 to
baltimore; remarked that those who said uree-
Icy was not the Democratic candidate were DID
liars, though the old pup was not nominated
because they liked him, but because he believed
three cent? drink" tApplAusA1
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

- "BEoAUsE," says a Democratic journal,
''Greeley has pledged himself TO course Of
action in harmony with the principles Of the
Democratic party we sustain him"
Mr.. Greeley has. himself described the
principles of the Democratic party TO be ITO
steal, to keep policy shops and wofse dens Of
iufamy," &c, &c. Is II possible that he has
pledged himself to that line Of policy?
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

We HAVE REQElvED from Mr.. William
Warning a eolored citizen Of the District, an
able aud exhaustive review Of Mr.. Summers
letter The letter Of Mr., Warning has been
submitted to large number OF our repre-
sentative oolorod men, and has received their
unqualified Endorsement, II takes up In de-
tail the views Of Mr.. Sumner and crlticlzes
them with Ylgor and truthfulness, We hope
to be able to presept the letter In Mondays
issue
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
srArrs MARsuAL's SALE.

10 ylrue q writ II esrf yarfis issusd from The
Oolunhld. Aad toms dirsotst vi soll, ~ pubhe
ale for eash lro9t u Hsnse door % ssid
At IL oelook, h., ali dpfeudAnpa right, ute, claim
~. N tss ~ Ike az
nstou, D. O, beglnning for the same 81 The .oath-
Woa1aFa Of lot No. o. IN said square, and
plnS thseos east aiooG ihe lns Of Moth n slSsst s
let ieehss ths9es roth ~ isss % public alley
north 10 feet; thence west festi thsnoo south 10
feet; thence wet 81 feet inches themes sOuth "
feet thonSg Ssst % feet hanoe south " feet 10 the
line Of aald street. aud thence eAat with the nna Of
aid utrost " feet 70 thn plAos Of begnnl aE toesthsr
With ali and singular the lmpnoyeuentG thereon Ia
tbs oiu Of WAahlngton, DO SelEsd and lovlsd upon
the properly Of A. X T. keess, and will be sold 70
Iss1, In favor o. Columbus AloIaaasn
iIAltd u. n, Marshal ID. q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

10 virtue Of writ Of 1sri Caeias issnsd from tbs
CeTkactnoa Of the Suptene QUIT Of the Dsttict %
le, for cash u front The Court Bonss door o. sad
Disiiiet % FRID ths0th dsy 81 AuEns,. lb7a, a!
intsTest Ia ah lot No, 70 40 sasdylsaa 4 slnars
No. SIS, Moth ~ atreet, bets Nafth De to hpd
Frst ateats east lneeihur With All sud sirFuiAr the
lmprovsnanU thereof, In the eity Of WashinEton d.
q beiIsd and levied uifoa the NFopsrty Of Robert
ehsflnoh ard wife and will he aold N isfy
uoa Ma aSB, Ia tasoT Of bridErt n,.s
iyn dAfa u. g. MArshal, ID. u.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

- WAhWNgroH, d. o., August 1, lsTl
on the petition Of PEHRY q, GLhDIaIR, 81 New
NqTkI y. ", PRAYING iOT the extension Of q Datsnt
an improvement In Oar bpTl1FBi -
ordered that the testimony Ia the oass be olossd
r. the Let day Of ,et,6er merit that tho time for
hling arguments aud the EIamindfa report be limited
10 the 1ith day Of October nsEt and that said
petition be beard on the 18th day oil October NEXT
Az person may SPP2sS th ~ ., S ,1,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

Tue Louisville 6oHrir-JoERdl assures us
that it is not eating dirt in supporting Gree
ley. Correct. The CTS diet Just now, is
crow, and old crow at that.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
New Advertisements.

HOWARD INSTITUTE bITUATIOP AND IA.
II oilities unsuTpassad.-.A Home School for boys
sTsaIsSs % rTSf L a. khFl EWs, <. r. as NAM
II. ". Simpson, GsoLgeloun, ID. o. W. ii, Laaelsy,
$50, and Cap. II. W. HoWEato, Washing ton, ID. q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

additional nambs Of colored men Of this city
who support Mr.. Sumner aud the nominee Of
the Democratic convention
DR.. A. 7: Augusta.
Charles N. Thomas.
Edward Cursor, ,....
Walter jackson.
John II. Brown. ..
W. Y. ThOmas.
Samuel EdmOnsOn.
II. o. johnson.
VIM. II. Bruce.
l.. G. Bailey. 80 ....
X. II. Brown.
We are also Informed that we can have
eleven every morning Ns long as We wish
Our columns are stu open. Send them
along, only let US have the addresses together
with the signatures. We want TO know ex-
acIly who they are.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

ARMY BUILDING, HOUSTON AND GREERE aTHl
Nav HOIK July ~, Ina !
Sealed proposals for Dredging Otto UfssE Vermont
will be received until noon Of August 81, tsll
FOR forms Of bids and other Information apply to
this ohi0o. JOHN NEWTON,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

Readers Of the NATIONAL REPuBLroAN
who propose 70 spend the summer in the
country can have Il, mailed TO their address
for slxty-six cents per month, PAYABLE IN
ADVANCE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

THE Lynchburg Republican (Dem.) Is not
complimentary to the Liberal Republican
converts. 1t says, ''Like rats DESERVING a
sinking craft they flock to our camp by scores
and hHndreds." II the rats are leaving 1t is
not because the craft Is sinking, but because
she Is being thoroughly fumIgated.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

A DEMOCRATIC PAPER supports Greeley
because 1--WE can stand an honest admins
tration Of the Government" II wont stand
Il long.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

A CoPPERHEAD SHEET says that II. g. Is
willing ITO learn" willing TO ''unlearn"
would DO q much better and truer way of
putting L.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03

SENATOR sUMNER bees In the nomination
Of Mr.. Greeley at Cincinnati and Baltimore,
the right hand OF the Lord" The Lord had
very little TO do with that crowd. 80
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
The FOLLOWING paragraphs are from the
OttumWa QOwa) Courier!

N" '17'' F77'7 II IT ~ - - WV
Ottumwa Qowa) Courier 1!
s'0oyernor KirkWOOd has Published a card In
which be says, In regard 10 the report Of his
being for Greeley, that the report was wholly
false'f He further says: Il an as earnest In
the support OF General Grant now as when he
was leading our armies 70 victory during the TO.
bellion.i 30 another Democratic ROorbaok Is
proved q lio."
tsTho Democrats and Liberals have lately
been blowing Justify 70 tho effect that eX.Gey-
eTnOr Merrill was Greeley man, and would DO
the Greeloy-BFOHn candidate for Congress In
the Seventh district. The Des MOinee RsPubli.
can, by Governor MeTTlls request, tells US that
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
SSY6E EsSEsS sId S.SR TSF Il.

THE COURT HAVING DISMISSED tue IN.
4 JUHuT1ON, the saio advertised bslow viii taAs
1uCiioE sxLE OF ROUSE AND LOT, No.
9h1S, Old No. % K street noTthUosC-by virtue pf
a deed of trust eIecu, I'd 70 the und-FsiEned Il
Miohasi =. Hart and eiis, datsd April ~ 1877, and
uourt Of Washi1gton county, District Of COLUMBIA.
hboT u Y y, No 2, Folio sq, shall, for the puT'
proceed u fel By public Aupinn, 10 the highest bill
der, 90 TUESDAY, August13, ie19, ~ halt vast
property conveyed IN atid dead described - lot No
Is aud he eaat seven teot sEht inohea o. lot No 70,
IN square g. uf the plan Of The CITY Of Washington,
with all and slpEuaf the improvements thsroon ip-
eludlng large, btleL dsglllna, gllh several oct,
rNrny seventh stfeets norihseah
Terms o. pale; q Hp cssh, kalance % one and two
= FEIiN a. BAITER, Tmstse
& ID. MIiI.fAMbON,
E,.,,,,,,, N a sSl ,sts Tor p'i'nf ~, =,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
assSs.. .Ias.. !. .. Ia .:.
TRgsTFE Is,iI EAI |i ~ YALgA BLEF29EgRTY

ThUbTHE4'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT AUUTION-LlOT 'aSE7L ON OAPlTUL
hiLta On FlRsT sTltkef k6ETIiRAsf
BY ylrtue Of decd Of trust, dated JAnnArI 4, ISL,
rdSd 10 Lbof as folio @ and b. dl reoton o. the
holder q The uots secured thereby will aall A puh
Ito suction, On The premises, on TUESDAY, August
q, I9 At O'clock p. N, al that pleos parcel Of
ground lynG and being "a the oitI Of washngten, p.
o. being parts Of lota one ~ and seventeen (7l In
square 90 bsginnins for said paTts o. said lots a
ncipt In hAd lot No. one, NJ on FIRST street east,
seventh nina (O led north from tho southeast
Of .Ad lot number one And running thence north
By and With the line q said FIRST street u feat %
point In said bot numbered II, and the centre Of
aioos alley lsld out t9be forever tsPe open u ~
ot 10 aid .auars thsnoe west thTeuGh the eontre
parallel With the line o. aid First street. ind thence
oast u ieet By and With line parallel With the hns
OF North u street 70 the beginning.
Terms Of Balet Oue third cash balance IN sir an
twelve months, with interest ~ the rata Of ten
the pIoporiyi el0o down uhea hepfOpsry u atEuek
on, htAmpa and oouveyancina ~ purohAssf,s ooat.
u the terms Of sale not oonipiod with within i've
days from tho day Of sAie thP trustee reserves the
ght 70 resell the property At the rsk aud cost Of tha
deiaultinG purchaser - .- =
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
Books and Stationery.

DuILP . HOLOMOUs' NEW BOOKa,- on sis
nlus hgoki egn,slnlng REGISTER n Onesfa md
NJ ulltsd stats, shoHlpE no stats o. rsrriiair
ron nhi1h each perm VS. nppolnted 20 once. The
pnn.llion, psy .1e gnlelgrn.nl. Elssn y sAeh, 3.
- enploIed b OonEtes. " an Deptrlheqt 81
om2st ~ tne mt 9,9pi.d 70 pIfhted
ne I.baness y Agssies. useful 80 seeeltsIps
rg.au q Jspeness LegaiQn a Wsshlngton. u %.
The MT!teY q Pnln. By Jarea Hinton, author o.
Tsplss sd isssnds q Hssy ooSs.Siss. Rspdsssd
,ISsnsr'. az snd iin.- y wesley. vol.S CON.
plstiuG the rpFk. e1.o
The Midnlghl HkT. FAmlllaF hotss on the Stars
sod fiansts. p Eduin Dunhin, q The Royal Oh.
,TRs, Bsersi HissOrJo The Intsrnniloasla ~ On.
Ros,hiSs II ~ M.skTVsia. Ano,hsr syypll o. 90.
0h09U 70 z ss,sr.l s,s,.. ire5 i salkss ~ per
''.''d eoi'' hard FIH skT Tii; Z ssSI1mors,
Bpohusilsrs ahd Atalionsrs. Dff l's1n. AVENUE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
Jsa s,., d HHAStE SE HTEs TI Tss;.

10 virtue Of two wra OF srt Iacias Issued fspm the
Olerks once Of the bupTeme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, 10 me DIRECTED, will sell At public sale,
District, on MONDAY, the 5th day Of August, ts79,
Al ~ O'Clock n, all defundAnts rGht tide, claim,
and Interest In and 70 north half Of square No In
the city OF WashinEton D. O., together with All and
singular the Improvements thereon, SELF ed ard levied
be said 70 aAaiy g1seutioua No hOa 6i aud ell0 In
favor Of Daniel hAnnAn and William kohAIt
ALEN. hHARP,
iJlhdAds U. ;. Marshal u. y.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
For Sale or Rent.


i s,siss, ! bsSsIS. TSO stores
.sss9 corss, ss..uis .sd y tsssk
Foa RErI A. :. H95oAeg TgHsEsTqIY
sirsek belNssn hSaSad ava fhifa sirosls easa toa.
t.leiae ,sslle soQaa. WIN iara.os. inn.e faslho,
KpplJt V JsS. D. seott Ains.iosa S,uss. jsi7,eia
EoRREET, -BRIok HOUSE. rEF noons!No
II 900 II street uot,hwssi- ,Apgy N ,o.-..'f
Real Estate Broksr, $40 Max sps,s.
bsu Gstarl
u OR SALE. |sTT-F TT-T
Four.ssory, Ten room HOUsE, pressed b,,pA font,
hail. gatss, 90 eathrso,a. ~ u s,Fs.L bstEssh
hqniin 30 iit,h sos', -, .l.
on sSis ,.,'i Sf5Eoep ~ ,r:f.s ao,:.
$500 S PRzSE aS6ss ~ ssl i' *. .. Mine
ss,saT Nc All ~ 81 ss,,.., tos
n,se,leut svopqs ss z. T-ss,lseh street -
- S Ssa y Sss p..s..d ssE ,,ou
si .; "a ssS - Si' S:..S o g Pit
New s'ysn,roon fRkME, bsii, 90. oorss kisI.
W ~ W. 'sS ;b 1 .iSS!s ::S,h.
ne.t south OaTollnA avenue
Tbs sbgys .ln b sold UHEAP. ON LONG JIME.
" ','''' ''' ~ '''' PHu. a. wErnn 4 10,
iea6u 8OA y street. MsSonlo r'nple.'
ToR REHT,-HANDsoMR FUHmIBHUD
Rooms a. 800 Indiana avsnae. Apou
u,oR REHF-rHR IA RaH nUEt1InaHoUsR,
LETTER. IA. sS.ngs s.s door . q y.
-. -. w 9iRtsgK TAYLOR,
i.alO-H S94 indissi svsuS..
u,oR sALE-rHE LOT BouTHEAsT oJRNKR
Of Thrtean " ard AhAf airpst and Hentsylyanla
avenue For pAruqulara Apply 70 A. u, IOYOR, n
Andres y, JoTcp Oo.r uosoh Facto9, ngutbvstt
oorDe' q F0aIte.aih sd = 'aFos,s i'en.ti :
GLENNVILliE.
ONLY 40 on rs oE THosE BtAUTIFUI
siring LOT bad batter call lnmsdlaisll. WsWiil
be on the Eruund daily Aft9t August !, 1874
b~a 6SS F1Ss-ih sf:ss &c or.
U,oR RENT,-THR LARdE FOUlSroRY
II DWRLLING-HOuaE, No. 81 1 4 etset north,
between Ninth and Tsnth west, balls knd rooyDs
largoi ceilings high, has Ton Ioonsi el4ant bath.
roomsi Withlptvo squAres q seventh a9i Fptreet
oarA lnqulTe mont door, A poos or "a u, DUN.
oANsOh, National Bans Of The hepuhiioi mhib-n
DARE oHANOB TO sKoURE oHENP FUR.
~ gltgrS Of NJ gvq nssulsolate. Ms. uadsT.
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stock for sale At reduced prlogsi, ,,,,,., I,,nv
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