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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-09-16
MAKES The WEAK STRONG.

I'l}c T'eruridn Syrup. @ Protect
t't solution of the PrOtoajdc Of
IRON. ~ SO combined as TO hare
.he chGr0cfcr Of az Oiilac1;t. as
CHsUy GiDcStcH and 0sS;mildten
9rfh Tie blood as he simplest
FOOD. 1t increases the quantity
Of Natures Ouit Tjt0ii=ing
IgcRt, from az the bIO0d, and
c7u'cs "0 thousand Ws," simply
1pT0lljll1 up, InCiDOrdtin0 and
tddfieil,D the iSysteIn. The en-
2'icheCi AMI rit0ti.ed blOod per-
meGtes crcry part Ofthc body,
%cpG{riRO damages Oss6 icdste,
Sc0rchii1D ont mcPJjI secre-
tons. Gild tearing ncthiRy for
disease 10 fecd upon.
This is the secret OF TIE ecO1,-
6e!J~t success of this ?'cmedy iil
caring Dyspepsia. Liver Com
plant. Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhWa, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Less OF constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of The Kidneys ana
Bladder, Female Complaints,
tNHu Nct UtScUHtS cs'!ttNttiUV tt
q Dad state Of Ire blood. or &C.
cOmp0nied bv dc1isity or u iO,v
state of the system. Being free
from ItcOhok, IN any form, its
encr0isii.g effects are not fol-
tOaCed 6y corresponding 7eac-
ton. but are permanent, iatu-
sing strength. rigOr. and ne,V
life into al parts Of tie system,
and 6uitdin0 al' "a. Il'oj, Com
stitutiOn.
Thousand ht,r,- bccib chanOed
By the ESc Of ms g.suedy, from
aVeah, sicLty, sisUcriRJ crea-
t6res, 10 strong. hedlthy, ana
hdppD Hsep G1lH ,UOnseN: and
t'lcatiCfs cc,slg30t yedsO40Gly hes
sfGte 10 gioc Il q fyiUt.
See M0t odch bottle has PERIL
WAN SYRUP bioics, ia the glass.
Pamphlets J''rcc.
). p. DIhSMoRE. Proprietor,
No. 36 hey Sc, Few York.
Sold by Druggists generally.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-09-16
Use Renne's Pain-Killipg Magic
Oil.

OLk.
81 h w),ks Ike e Charm'
one farmer hurt his knee with pitt h fork.
and in spite of the best care and skill lac died
in less than two weeks with lock Jaw. His
neighbor farmer also hurt himself the same
season, just us bad, and in about the same
place, but he Immediately commenced the
free use of Renne's Pain-Nilling Magic OIL on,
and in, the wound and lost only two or three
days. and was soon we'll. We think the use
ofour Magic oil would have saved the other
mans life.
Use Rannc's Pain-Klllng Magic OH.
sizes "Trial." at works like n charm. 4"
Use ltcnnc's pan-killng Magic Oil.
3 sizes " Medium" 1t works like n charm"
Use RCnnc's pain-Killng Magic oil.
sizes " Largo. " 1t works like charm, 80
Use ltcnnc's pain-Killing Magic OH.
" 1t works like a charm"
The wonder Of the world to cure pain. Try it,
The wonder OF the world to cure pain. Try IL.
The wonder OF the world to cure pain. Try it,
Sold by all the merchants and grocers. In
quirc for il by the full name whore YOU usually
trade. Get the GENUINE. WILLIAM REM
NE Il Sons, sole manufacturers, Pittsfield.
Mass. sold by Case IL Rider. w. NJ. Dav, and
sheldon & Co.. Middlebury, VT. 63m
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-09-16

h-', v's 4 ,', % ass als ' si
M ior spare moments OF all te time en
,e Partcuafsisse Address Co., 20. taui, Maine
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-09-16

CastOrin is more than a substitute for
Oil 1t is the only SAFE article in existence "
is certain to assimilate the food, regulate the
Ella, cure wind-colic and produce natural S
II contains neither minerals, m 70 morphii
alcohol, and is pleasant to take. C4llron
not cry and mothers may rest. "a;
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-09-16
FOR SALE.
Pasture and Wood Lot,
IN PITTSFORD, W.

Two miles from Railroad between 400 and 500
acres, about half cleared. Several acres of tila-
bic land with an Orchard and some meadow; the
balance heavy timbered. Easy of access; four
miles from Brandon Village. To n person ac-
quainted with the Lumber and Wood business this
is chance make money.
A long pay day given if desired.
0ZRO MEACIIAM, Brandon, Vt
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-09-16

Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are of
more real value to
mankind than this eff
fectual remedy for all
diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
surely and e0ectually
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-09-16
DESTAURANT.

st. Adams, VT, May 81, 1873.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08
The VETERANS.
srecti.s erths slexlc,a s.rviyor,.

1fectisE erths Msxicaa Survivors.
The Association OF Mexican War Veterans me t
at the Dickson House on saturday evening; @ ,n-
eral J. W. Denver In the caiir. and Nc. - n.
Kensday secretary, VINO reported that he had
lust returned from visit to the Southern STATES.
lie hai Witnessed the os{ kniz ttlol Ct New o.
leans OF q society CON p)ssd OF ab Jut two hum
bred members, Including many OF tn mast eml-
ueut citizens OF the southern m ,tro oolis The
off1cers elected were General Harry I. Hays,
president; General Albfrt q. Bltnchiri and COL
j. ID. Walton vice presidents; Messrs. &. q. Atlis
and ]. d. Chandler secretaries, and Captain j,
CATION OF distinguished Z ,ntlencn TO the national
convention In January next. 81
the formation OF q new association at Scotia
ooro, In Jackson county, Alahama, was also an
uounced, AMI tho Hat OF members transmitted,
". ]. Higgin, Of Scottsboro,, was elected presi-
dent; A. y. Haegins. clerk OF tho icircnlt court,
secretary, aud James NJ. Ros,ou treasurer.
At Tecumseh, Lenawee county, Michigan, an
other new assocla Ion IL in process OF formation,
the enrolment being under the supervision OF j.
". A. l.. Slmond5, esq, formerly sergeant OF
Captain McReyn0lds company X, OIL Dragons,
Mr.. Simonds writes that tho Surviving veterans
in Michigan are enthusiastic on the subject OF
delegation 70 the convention.
1t was the mention OF Secretary Kenaday to
return home from his Southern trip by way OF
Memphis, Louisville, Indianapolis, ST. Louls,
Cincinnati, and Pittsburg, but q serious attack OF
illness at New Orleans compelled him, under adj
vice OF physician, to return To New York by
the ocean route, which restored him to health.
President Denver WAS authorized to appoint
delegates 20 the New York convention OF Mex.
can war veterans, to be held on the 18th instant
when the association adjOurned to meet on the
nrst Saturday In October.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08
THE DAsHAwAYs.

Important froceeutuHA Inst NtRnt.
Capt A. T. Maup,n. Of the DAshaways. held
his usual Sunday afternoon temperance meeting
at East Capitol Park yesterday. Tue threaten
Ing aspect OF the weather prevented large at.
tendance, aud those who did assemble were soon
dispersed ~ the rain. Two or three names were
aided to the pledge.
The hall on street was well filled In the
evening at the regular meeting OF the same so.
ciety; the president, A. U. Constantine, Ia the
char, and Mr.. spurgeou, secretary. After the
Win song 81 he Cse hdS Spsns
were made by Messrs. Devine, Holloway, Birth
and Peck. Mr. J. u. Dunning rcoited poem
With much grace AMI effect. Master Constan-
tine also gave q recitation.
Tue following resolutions were adopted:
Resotred That In view OF the Importance OF the
undertaking, the committee appointed one week
ago, to institute plan for the estabii shment OF
an inebriate asylum for the District OF Columbia
| shall be Increased 10 number from i've to ten, as
follows Hon. D; p; nallow.y, George Savage,
Y. N. Bradley. j. L. II. winfield, A. A.Wheelock,
samuel q. Mills, J. d. DunnIng,o. Polklnhorn, Y.
b. sprague and Judge Moore.
| In consequence Of the very singular decision
OF the assistant district attorney that II q n.
| censed dealer In liquors sells intoxicating beve-
| RACES on the sabbath he becomes il,be to pun
ishment, but II an unlicensed dealer does So
| aud thereby commits two violations Of the law -
he may do so with perfect IMMUNITY, aud In con-
| sequence refuses 10 make out the Information;
and when proceedings have been taken, It has
| results; Belt
Resolved, That committee OF two I've ap.
pointed by the pa,haway. 70 confer with the
| Governor OF the District OF Columbia on the ex.
pedency OF removing the said ofiiccr, and ap-
pointing some person VINO viii insist upon the
execution OF the laws and aid In tho same to the
i very utmost OF his ability.
Messrs. George Savage and A. A. whcolocs
| were announced as composing this committee.
Mr.. Peck gave some very cogent reasons why
we should use every effort to secure the passage
| OF prohlbitOry law for the District by Congress-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08

Arrest Of the Proprietor for Violation of
the sunday law.

Arrest Of the Proprietor for Violation of
the sunday law.
For some time past complaints have been made
at the different station-houses that the sunday
liquor law is being seriously violated. and orders
were Issued 70 tho police officers 20 be ugilant,
and arrest all concerned In the violation. About
SIX months ago the Board OF Metropolitan Police
passed resolution directing It's different officers
TO enforce the Sunday law 10 the letter, and for
awhile the proprietors OF the restaurants Kept a
sharp lookout In order that they would not be
detected. Yesterday Sergeant Acton and Onicer
Sutton were Informed that liquor was being sold
on Sunday at Oyster Bay, on Pennsylyania ave-
nue., between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
and q close watch was kept on the premses,
when soon thereafter two young men We're seen
drinking IN the passage, aud the liquor furnlHhe Ell
through hole 10 the wall behind the bar. Tho
oricefs arreatoi the bar.keepef and convey ed
him 10 tho Central guard-honse, where he left
collateral for his appearance to-day at court
Shortly after Mr.. Fountain, Onp OF The pronrie-
TORI, was also ar 'sied AMI taken TO tins station,
where he also We collateral Tor his appear.
Ante,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08

Arrest Of n Western Man for " Bcatiss u
Widows and Orphana.


Arrest OF n Western Man for DeutisG0
Widow. and Orphsus
Mr. w w Inger,o,, ws. .,,on, a.. go, A..
- ., ~. " -. 1880 au' ono yea. sso'
one VI enc must p'omheht ciaim agents ana law
ycts Ia NASHVILLE, Tennessee, and As such had
charge of several lmportant cases. lie waa ann.
,o.od h. ali % ho ,n.lIn. ,,,,a, i.n,,I,..,.,-
"a oni,,ai ,ba ,annInrss,o y, X. o,,ns,,y'
M, M N. . m"ov o'ha,s no,,i M, so.,n, s,y
,s,,an ana .aa,nyy ~ ,,,,sn,, "" a,,, e IN
ss., n. heasn ~ ,siaSinP ,h ,n.ion .i.in ~. NJ,
wso bsI an,s,s,.I N.Y., 'no se. ,sa,s I nns,n.ss
Snws ~ ,he st,,,,,,, !, NJ, nmn,.,n, IN ~ 49,
isns M, an, so,,s n n ~, .se
i"ry ~ NsspY,o ,nS.sny h,, ~, so v,os ~, "
M nsn.,n, \, W ~ nun Ut voauon
me pe nn ns laws 10 ae1Saudins certain pension
A. ina lima y. A 10y -. 10. ri. .nu...
bnt vhen ,he ce - -. III. ~ ~. soo,
hench' vs,ranI -. ., nn.. ~ s.sas "'" ~, iii
vas Al once JacIsrss so.sei,.t snc All, ,,s,s'
tutai gainst ina nond.wan M" "u' '"'"
After seyerai mon,hs 4, to.,r., ,h., n.
u IN mo b.hi, ~ rar,,r ~ ~. .h,n.,n, .hnse
he waa dolnc business I'm am anS , ~e, ~
he inilctmsnt was al oncc far~srded III ina ",
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08

On Saturday, Mr.. Dorsey Clagett, who hu-
namely started q subscription list to raise fuudI
TO give the remains Of Beau Hickman decent
burial, and whose efforts In that direction led to
the discovery Of the foul act OF mutilatlon which
had been perpetrated upon the body, received a
telegraphIc dispatch from Mrs. Martha p. Eaton
a sister OF the deceased, dated at Warrenton,
N. c.. thanking him for his Kindness and hu-
manity, and directing that the remains be hand
somely Inferred. Further Instructions are ex-
pected by letter, and 1t Is believed that some OF
the friends OF the deceased will soon arrive In
Affairs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.

The Completion of the Canal 70 be Urged. .
The meeting Of the directors Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, TO be held at Cumberland on
Wednesday next, Is exciting considerable In.
terest among the friends Of that water route to
the seaboard. There will be q large attendance
OF gentlemen from Western Pennsylvania and
Maryland. and the completion OF the canal ac-
cording 70 It's original design will be discussed.
The development OF the resources OF the country
extension 10 the Ohio river. The tonnage OF the
canal for 1872 indicated large aud permanent
Increase OF trade, and the net earnings promise
| Q speedy liquidation Of the floating debt. The
Government Is already large stocknolder In the
| work, and II the meeting Of the directors and
others Interested should result In the settleme
| Of plan OF extension, measures will be taken
next winter to interest Congress In the project
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08


john BINGHAM, B0ok-keeper.
MAsHisoros, ID. o., August 81, laSl
the society then proceeded TO tho election Of
o1icers for the ensuing year, when Major Mallet
was unanimously elected.
the following named oiflcers were also unani-
mously reelected: First Vice president, James
l.ackey; recording secretary, Joshun Hunting.
ton; corresponding secretary, James Twomey;
treasurer, A. A. Coppes; steward, ID. A. Drosnan.
Mr.. John bingham was reelected bookkeeper.
Captain Mcmahon called attention to the fact
that at recent meeting OF the society q CON-
mttee was appointed to report plan for the or
ganization Of literary bureau He explained
the object Of forming such an Organization, and
requested meeting OF those In favor OF such an
association Immediately after the adjournment
OF the society.
Mr.. Maliet, by Invitation Of the meeting, gave
an interesting account OF hiH recent three
months tour In Europe; after which the society
adjourned.
rARocuIAL SOCIETIES.
The several branches OF the Young Catholics
Friend Society yesterday elected the following
local officers:
81. Patrioks-George Bogus. president; D. l..
Murphy, secretary.
II. Mitchell, secretary.
~. Domlncs-George X. Petty, president;
John =. Dcrmody, secretary. :
y. Aoysius--John Moran, president; John j.
s - MsiysAa: ElcAoru.. president; George
Schaener, secretary.
Immaculate Conoeption-John oHarc, presi-
don't; W. j. Quinn, secretary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08
NEW ORGANIZATION.


Catholic Literary Association.
Last night, after the adjournment Of the
Young Catholics Friend Society, q number Of
gentlemen met In Carroll hall for the purpose Of
forming a Catholic Literary Association. Mai.
]. X. Mallet wes called 10 the chair, and Mr.. W.
]. Quinn appointed secretary. A number OF gen.
tleinen enrolled their names. A comuxtaee was
appointed 10 report . plan OF pernsnent or
adjourned meeting 10 Dc hele Il Carroll hall on
Thursday evening next. After q very interest
ing discuasionr ~ 10 the plan and scope Of the
organisation, the meeting adjourned 10 the night
aforementioned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08

This morning about two O'Clock. on @ and
Tenth street,, q female voice was heard crying
"Police!" "MurdeT!" &c., and upon hurrying TO
the scene we ascertained that q widow lady
named HAlsey, residing on Tenth, between q and
II streets, had heard robbers In her house. Mr..
Paul Bonlveres and our reporter made survey OF
the premises, but could md no one 10 the house.
The cries OF the lady reused the neighborhood,
and for while great excitement prevailed. The
Impression IL that the would-be thief made an
discovery BY Mrs. Ialsey and her giving the
alarm frightened him OF,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08
RELIGIOUS MATTERS
FATHER MLGUIRg on GOD AND MAMMON

" No Man Can Servo Two Masters "-Th'
Absorbing Thsssht About Thisss Tenn
persI-The Psrsecutisu. Of the Chsrch
-Annuai s1cctips Of the Ys~nG Cath.
olics-Istere.ti.s Repsrt-The Omcers
Elected.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08
Return OF Nailsr's Caravan from Cape
NAV.

Mr.. Allison Nailor, IT,, returned on Saturday
morning from his summer campaign at Cape
Nay, looking much improved In health and
-ssppy In the fact that he had dore lucrative
business. At Chester, Pa, an accident occurred
to the train whereby two new carriages were
while attempting 70 run In q sideling to give
way for another train, through the mtsplscing
OF . switch, became broken, and the cars were
being overturned, throwing the carriages over
and making them . total wreck, while two Of the
remaining cars were so badly broken that they
ha to be left behind with the freight for reship-
ment at some future time. This ls the only re-
verse that Mr.. Nallor met with during his ab-
sence from this city, and he feels confident that
the railroad authorities will recompense him for
the los SEES sustained.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08
CARELESS DRIVING.
A Little Boy Run Over md Seriously Iu-
I'M

About 5 O'Clock, on Saturday, while q youth
named Willie Mccoy, son Of a laundress en-
ployed at the National hotel. was coming across
Pennsylvania avenue In front Of the hotel, he
was knocked down by a carriage, one OF the
hind wheels passing over his breast. lie was
picked up In an iusensi6le condition, aud carried
In Christianls drug store, where II was found
that he had been seriously injured internally
He was taken to the hotel and medical aid sum
moneu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08
ACCIDENT.


Boy Ran Over BY n Strect-car.
Yesterday, about6 O'Clock, as boy, aged about
eight years, was crossing the Columbia street
railroad track at First and II streets northeast,
he was knocked down BY car No. 10 and injured
about the head and body. lie was removed to
the drug store OF DR.. McMahOn, where his In
juries were dressed by DR.. Marian, after which
he was removed 70 his home IN jackson alley.
His Injuries are pronounced serious,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08

Another yacht race took place on the Potomac
river on Saturday, but proved rather a tame
affair. the breeze being too light for sailing. The
following boats were entered and took part In
tho race spray, schooner Hue Wing, Fanny
Bell, Gertrude and Dolly Warden. The crafts
rounded me slakt-OO4t aud closed the race In
the following order;
stutgu; s,piay, lO:l5a q. m; Fanny n ~, lO:9OlS
q. m; Gertrude, 1920 u. m; B.ue WI ~, iO:lbl
.. m; Echo, lO:lslSA. ~.
Arrived; spraj, t:lsh r. m; Fanny Bell,
fs2lk .. m; Gertrude, a:25 y, mi Blue wiup,
Wr m; Echo, distanced,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08

Sermons delivered yesterday at the Assembly
Presbyterian church by the Rev. Geo. o. Little,
aud at the Unitarian church by tue hev. G. II.
Fay, arc unavoidabiy crowded out to-day by q
no0d OF other matter. These sermons will sp-
pear In our issue OF to-morrow.-[ED. REPl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08

IN sorne degree Of oaS nob,e aims"Ipnust 10 ~
ali a subject Of encoura cement and copgratula-
Rpcx,rrs AVN xxrxxptruuxa
II IA with mncb o,atiacation mai cal, atten-
tion 10 inc annexed report Of the boot .teeper.
from which m In ho nbse,ved ,h.t ths totsi re
oeipt. hsye bcen Z, sos ~. al this smoant.
n 'oai an was Soy monthly iues from member,'
whieh IL Inc argest ann aver teeeiyeJ from mat
sonYce in anv IN. yssr sra /. mo ,rne ctiterion
~ IN s.s sy vne yen 1880, Wv rrhn .nnonSi
tures iur,ng inc wear amo1nte3 10 IAN.
'"s 'I p,posu,.I. snnootS ''''''
.oh 1H ~ a en- o. 10Y ,o W. ps ",
.vs h.eu ~ ~ nv ~ nasu,n,rs. a..
i, h,as.,ns o. las! ", o. ia. pwmacn,s,.
S.u. n a., M, Ia ~. ~, q, $50
ooncepuon, "; m, ,sa pui =, noa ~ o, a,
w p,n.n.. ~, ,nnIs ,p',ln, ,ha. go .ann,,d
Rsy,ss ,,"ssses a., .nn n,ovied fop IN ,Sc eytent
Of our means, ..<.
,,a .o,a.a, $3.50 "s'' :" '"S "~"e'' p"'' u"
~" Tse .,,m ~ s,on w .noro,,,s,sa s,r c,o,hino
ana sboea 81 wh,ch haIanca IL re,nSned "nexs
pcnde,i' " "''" '"'' ~
Al ,ha n =, nos nns ,9n, rasn,r,on. ~ avn.
psthy Win Inc Woiy Fa,her were a,iopted. and
eembcr isst ,he spg,s,r nal INC honor Of receiy.
ms ieticr from Inc IIins,,ioos pnntifi return.
ine ,hsnvs for the re.nlntlonss and consrntu,at.
an s W. Va ''"''e's U" ''o "''A :" '0' NV
'"s.s''' m, .ro,r, x.u,r mr. rp.r.u
A, IN. .sms ,nsa,,ns i, wss snyuesied that this
~ ny ss,a ...,.y Mir ~. aac,ety ~
se.'ey osSo,ne n,,e sno rs ~
.v W. ~ ,,.c,a, y, ina, soIsIv whcb ~.
an,,cd IN Inc agesega,lan of mis- society 10 that
eoly Tickets o. am,s,,o n, were snSssquen'y
''e'''" '"' LECTURES.
A onursc Of lectures annually Is one Of the
means adopted bs the socicty, not only 10 afford
,o .ss punl,s geperally. hut also TO rcpenish ia
is ss and most t"S urgent demands are male
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08

The "man that puts asunder" was busy again
on Saturday. In the special term Sarah q. Dial.
ton obtained decree OF divorce from Gardner
L. Dalton. She represented that she was mar
ried at Ryland chapel In October 1860, by Rev.
William Hamilton, but that the defendant aban-
doned her In March, 1870, and Ia now In Ken
lucky as agent for some patented machine, but
does not contribute TO her support or malhtt-
nance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08
Take Care Of Y

Take Care Of Year valsasles.
Call and examine the IRE and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
YORK avenue and Fifteenth strest, for safe keep
ing Of securities, Jewels, sllver-ware, or other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according TO size. No business man can
Afford to do without them.
1aks VaratSg from the Chicago and Boston fres,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08

We call the attention Of our readers to al ad-
yertisement In another column announcing the
early publication Of Q Real Estate Directory Of
this city. Such work, under ofllcial guarantees
Of reliability, Ia certainly very desirable and
much needed by our business community, and
the Endorsement Of Mr.. WIN. Forsyth, the we'll
known city surveyor, and other ofncas In charge
OF public records, combined with the reputation
OF the compilers cntltles IL to general confidence
We learn that considerably more than half the
number OF subscribers required for q successful
Issue OF such valuable and expensive work
have been secured, and as no public sale IA con-
templated, We commend to our readers who are
Interested In real estate matters 10 avail them
selves OF the opportunity before the subscription
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08
AIetrspolitan Theatre.

Excelsior still stands at the head Of tho pro-
grammc Of this popular resort Not content
with the mammoth bill and talent presented last
week, Nj. Porter announces new and well known
artists for tonight. Knowing the desires Of the
age by presenting bill acceptable In every par
ticular. Those visiting the Metropolitan are sure
TO enjoy night Of fun and pleasure.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-08

The washiustss City savings Daak,
corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
payss por cent. interest on all dsposits Dspos.
c1 can DO mads and drawn at VII.
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