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u ALTiMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.
and SSb fE % US sIS ~" Gas
FoR BALTIMORE
"a Lave daily except SUNDAY at as, So 50 and
" . a H. 'ni ft5R vi ssf R fffRSSsss m
Leave daily, except Sunday, at SIS, SO, pa m.
ana "a y f or PA gdlfAL way STATIONS
!lsn snd Relay Leave Is, So aud a m s" and
!" '''' III" j. ron ASSAPoIIs
Lave at 50 a m. and liic .. m No trains 70 or
FoRhSIT ffIhH3RE:
Leave "'a F Tk VIZ w : s n IFS m
L"'y' s I! AZ Rl IA FSRf & % THE WEST.
$40 a N, aud > rs and r m
% sunday \ is and . % m a% oSl Connecting
Shs ss f flEslS JUN f5aS ron baltimore to
fpr s slras6ary and l2i9ts betwsrn Relay Hou..
Viii s'fa!Suis and %ihcSS @G sosdS
m3dauon train
Warrington station Ticket once at ali hours in he
For New York. phlla,lelphil aud Boston. see I'D.
A,.,,,.n, M,,,1Ir I = t, R saA RE-,
dEd S9LG SS9sr e.e IiSsst Aspt M,
T'HRorGn LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
Train. between SssRHston s SSf ses ' Y6Gi
ron NEW Y0Rk, Without change Of cars
Lave daily teHoept Sunday at g. IN, !. an
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily (eIoept Sunday at = a. H., l. a
?. m
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New YORK at b. y. IN. and PhEA
at - r.
Sleeping cars for New York on the 80 r. H. tru
only.
N Through tickets to Philadelphia. New York
u the day.
Nee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
Tor schedule between Washington, baltimore, An.
napOlis and the West. TIIOS IL SHARE
- - Assistant Master u TranslOTtAiion
J. NJ COLI, General Ticket Agent.
GEO \. kOONTZ, Agent, Warrington nos
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NJ ERCnANTs' LINE 6f STEAMSHIPS
GOVERNMENT SALES,



TINTED STATES BUILDINGS AT AUCTION.
DEror oUAnrERNAsrER's OrricEl
tho underSisnsd. 90 MONDAY, he ioti DAY n FeS
he si dSs Sst2s H. a HSsS sss2Sn S
ing at Jegersonyilc Ind in order a. below, VIII
m fset iTa ne, 'warehousorl ls feet by
One ID frame ,fIildins. tcuane.hOu'e,, d feet by
Que % frame 6HlI!py, tlonary engine house,
One ffm net 6diB sST er ns sbod Is fec, by
let by feet high.
sy Market. Penn and Graham streets and the Ohio
DnlidinSs Win be rsTn6yei al ihs sStcner NJ IN.
purchaser within thirty days after the date Of sale
by Oruor Of the onar'erma-Ylrr &C. SEaSrSL vxrx
iSniO Deputy q. NJ o. G. r.. DEPOT aS 9I'm'r.
HONEhNMENT SALE OF PUBLIC Prof
sEcOSD .. NJ. DISfnlcT, DErf. OT rus EIsT.
The t9llnwinE named public property will be -uld
nS gnS m auction z! PT ini S!ieries rGyncs
liEys Frame Building, two Row Boats, one
Terms Cash IN Government funds For particu
lars Apply to John RUIont6al Long Point Batteries,
fro'ihoe'oWi' Mass, or at TIL. ahgs ,,,.,,,
Lieut. CT. aud d o. NJ Gen G. l. L.. GGisf QUAR-
termaster jniO
OvEkNME NT SALE or THE L. 4. STEAM
" SHIPS VANDERBILT" AND "IESkCA."
NAVY DEPARTMEkTJ
BUREAU of CnNsTEUuTIuS AND REPAIR,
WAEniSuTus, Jan. Il, IsIA
auction AZ the United states navy yard, Mare
lHhnd' Cal on "a. 5th day Of February 1873 at y
oclOCk m, the United states steamship Vanderbilt
q J.la tons measuTement and the United staies
steamship ResaCa, Of bIj tons measurement
The vessels and their inventories can he examined
the yard. ~
The whole amount II the purchase money must
be Deposited at the time II adludicatiOi and the
vessels must he removed from the navy yard within
Two weeks from the day Of such adjudication.
a, The GoyrTnhent reserves the right To- Withdraw
The vessels run rAle at any time aud 1 reject Any
bid or Orer which IL considered Inadequate lantd
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las. u. CLRPIIANE,
~ on. Btcnograrher SUP,
Court OF II. O., EAAnI'
liner In ChanccTy, \,
Com'r, eN,9i, CumT Of
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REPORTERS.

u. ". BRADLEY,
Late with OfhciAl Re,
pCrteru Of Chicago
Courts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22
RALTIMoWE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

avn IOlbhNN hhllHVhDs
6EPor CORNER mxTH AND D STREETS
NONfHMEhI
TRAINS LEAVE FDHlTEAINg ARRIVE AT
BALTIMORE. WAsHfNUTOE
la a. NJ, Niagara Ia - a. NJ, Western N
gr.Ss dr,ly ;-,,-, pr,ss. daily, sIcept Gun.
b@s q H., baltimore Mail, day,
daily. IA - \ IN, Mail daily. sr.
~ ~ =. M, Western IA Cetr sunday
day. press daily
Sis D. NJ, BALTIMORE Ac, ) b p m. PScinc EIyre--.
cdinmOdation, daily, cA daily, except sunday.
reif SUNDAY. 2 q o. m, daily.
011 y M, Cincinnati III 10 81 y IN, hrcufnnioia
Ir,ss. daily. except sun. tun, iaily ,nSceItSundsy
! Is y m, Western n.
press daily.
Trains leaving Washington at y y q, M. aud IN.
m. connect At Movie with trains for Marlboro Ieav.
ing bowie At 10 10 q. m aud bl3 r. M, arriving al
Marlboro at VI ~ q. m, aud u y. nj.
Trains arriving at Washington at n n a m aud
n u. m. connect at Bowie with trains leaving nHrl
DQrO' at n q In. and NJ n m,
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once
northwest corner Thirteenth and Pennsylvania aNe.
nue, northwest corner sixth and penns mia ay.
nue., eau have their baggage called for and checked
A. hotels and resdencea to all points North and
West Through tickets TO Cincinnati, Columbus,
Indianapolis, Louisville. ~ Louis, New Orleans,
ghlcaso, Omaha, Ban fTanci-cO, aud all POINTS
North, Northwest, West aud Southwest
II l.. DuIlAlklif. den Hur.rrtntefslent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13
THE PRESIDENT AND TIE FINANCIAL.
INITIATION.

We print In our news columns this morn
ing an important interview with President
Grant regarding the late financial manic and
lis results on the material interest, of the
country, in which he pives expre,siop tn his
views regarding thu ,eVi.lation pee,,ea IN
prevent a recurrence of sueh unfortunate
disturbances. Some of hi, proposltions. the
result Of mature thought. will be mt 10
startlc the public, but will at tho same time
convince both his friends and enemies tina,
he has not been an idle observer of the cir.
cumstauccs attending tho late disaster. lie
seems to have rrapp,ed the subject with
characteristic nrmne. and n determine.
ton to master Il I'm nll tho Intricocy
and It's details. Recognizing the ne.
cessity which exists for additional cur
rcncy In the movement OF products from the
South and West, he declares 1t to be his opin-
regarding the reissue OF the $4,000, 900 legal
tender reserve, and provide that 1t shall he
replaced In the Treasury vaults with gold.
Ills declaration In favor OF FREQ banking
law Is safely and wisely accompanied by pro-
visions for tho security oil bill-holders, and
will be received, not as new or novel propo-
s'tion' oui as an indication thatthc Admins
tration Is inclined In moderate aud careful
way to accode to tho demands oil tho inha-
tionists' His views regarding the payment
oil interest on deposits, and the pcrnicious
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13

GENERAL wIokuAN Is now on the stump
for the Republican ticket in Virginia. There
are few men in the State who are entitled to
rank as his equal, either politically, socially,
or intellectually. A long, honorable, and
useful career, both In private capacity and
as public officer, has given him prominence
with all classes, and has served to Illustrate
bis worth as one OF the best citlxons Of the
Commonwealth. Active work from him at
this stage OF the campaign cannot fall to pro-
duce beneficial results.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13

Elections will take place in six States to-
morrow, via In Indiana, Iowa, Ohio, Ne
braska, Oregon, and Pennsylvania. The
election In Indiana Is OF comparatively little
Importance, being for judges and prosecutors
In some Of the judicial circuits under an act
Of the last Legislature. Iowa elects Gov
ernor and Legislature for two years-one-
half the Senate holding over Ohio elects O
Governor and Legislature. The contest has
been very bitter and animated one. the chief
interest centcring In the fact that the Legis-
lature TO be chosen will elect successor to
Mr.. Thurman In the United States Senate.
Three nominations have been made for Gov
ernor-Edward +. Noyes by the Republicans,
William Allen by the Democrats, and Isaac
G. Collins by the new party. Noyes will, Of
course, be elected by au overwhelming ma
iority, but the Legislature Is not so certain.
The Independents, or the third party, have
scarcely any strength In the State outside Of
Hamilton county, where they are almost
s,.Jng enough to elect the entire Legislative
ticket. Nebraska elects county officers,
Judges, clerks, treasurers and school super.
intendents, together with few vacancies In
the Legislature.
Pennsylvania will elect State Treasurer,
q judge Of the Supreme Court for fifteen
years, and Legislature for one ycar--two
thirds Of the Senate holding over. Tho sig
nifcant fact In all these elections Ia that the
Democratic party has practically abandoned
the field, with the exception Of Ohio and
Pennsylvania. In Iowa the name has dlsap-
pcared altogether from the newspapers and
Il Al. sl...
taken Its place being known as Independent
In Pennsylvania the struggle, In view Of the
results Of last year, Is hopeless. As an oppo-
sitisn party 1t Is virtually dead, and all the
political signs of the times indicate that 4
has nominated Its last Presidential candi
date.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13

We PRINT thismorning the closing address
of Mr.. Richard Harrington In the Slater
Husscy trial, and the charge Of Judge Mac
Arthur to tho jury. These reports are the
only correct reports OF these two papers.
They were reported for the REPUBLICAN, by
Messrs. Mitchell and Frlchter, Photographic
reporters, and revised by Mr.. Harrington and
Judge Macarthur.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13
the DISTRICT ELECTION.

The election in this District Tomorrow
while IL possesses no national Significance, Il
In many respects the most important that has
been held here since the organization of the
present District government. The fourth
election since the old CORPORATION was abol-
ished, the Republican party has steadily
grown in numbers and influence, 80 that to-
day IL Ia all but omn,potept. Only in three
districts have the Democrats made nominal
tiops or organized an oppositIop. AT the
same ,Imo n mpst be admitted that the alma
lion ia considerably .mixed M" We have
temperance candidates, independents, bolt
crs &c In some districts ambitious GENTLE
men have nominated themselves, The effect
of all This will undoubtedly be in ,ome places
IN cut down tho maiorIties Of n wear AGO.
As we said. however, the election ia ex-
tremelv imnortant and wo sbould Nv all
means h,ye a fuII Rcnubliran vote. During
the las, twelve months the DistrIct bas been
Hereby assailcd in the columns OF the ont.
side onposition pres, lrnscrupulou, GORE
,nondcnts mon Newsnancr Row and still
mora unscrpnulous editors In the home of,,ces
nav. gros.Iv r,isrenresen,od all ,hat ina beer
done hero i, tho w,v Of the lmprovemen,
and ,avoncemep, of the cItv onIy a
fow weels ago vber Governor coole "a
signed and Mr. Shepherd was apnoIpted
a, his successor. we were told that The
indipnotlon in The cltv wa, 40 great
that there was danger of n riot. Within a
week the falsIty of the assertion was unmis-
takably shown in the tribute paId to Mr..
Shepherd by the leading business men Of the
city, representing every class Of trade, and
the solid, substantial interests Of the city. Its
falsehood was still further shown a few
weeks later by the resolutions OF indorse-
ment adopted at every political meeting, Re
publican. Democratic, independent and TEN
perancc. All parties and all classes of oui
citizens stood united in favor OF the improve
ment of the capital. The warmest indorse
meut has of course come from the Rcpubll
can party. and for that reason Its candidates
should receive the full support of all who DO
Iieye in making Washington worthy its posi-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13

To'Al. 1900 GIFTS, all Cash. amounting to-
The distribution will be positive whether all thu
tickets are sod or not and tho twelve thousand
sits all paid In proportion to the tickets sold.
Price Of Tickets. .l
whole tickets, s69i halves ssb; tcntha. or each
fol elyocO; lls whole tickets FOR SbOCO IL whole
tickets io5 sloyoo No discount On iess tnan $500
Tickets nov ready Tor sale, and all Ayd.rs accom-;
psnisd BY The money PromItly nlled. Liberal
THOs. X. BHAnlLRTTE,
AEapt Public Lbrryo Of Kentucky and Manager
ehair oonoert' Public Library bntldpf teais
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13
GOVERNMENT SALE OF THEMACuINERY
" OF THE u. 8. SHIP NEVADA.
NAvY DfPARTMENrl

BUNEAU OF HTEAM ENu1NRtnINO,
wAsaIsaros, OCTOBER ~, Is,s \
Tho Navy Department will offer for sale ct pub.
w. suc,iop 4 ,hs Y \ Eavy Yard. BroohIn, New
bsr next, at u O'Clock M. ell the maohinsry OF the
Y. steamer Nevada, comprisIng the engines.
and sbaftinE. smoke pipes, Ne, ke
a., The ensine. arr direct Actips. with eylinderr Of
with surface condenser. eight vertical water.tube
boilers and four superheAtins ditto.
sale lpon. application TO the Vice Admiral. com.
manding the yard.
Thirty per oentum Of the whole amount Of the
purchase money must be deposited at time OF sale,
and balance paid In cash on the connrma tion
Toe machinery, ke.. must be removed from the
ton Of sale
The right on the part Of the Government is re.
served 20 withdraw the machinery from sale at any
time, and TO reject any bid or offer which NAV Ia
considered Inadequate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13
GOVERNMENT SALE OF THE HILL OF
" THE U. 4. SHIP NEVADA.

BuREAu or Construction AND HspAIn
WARRINGTON, October 10, lr7a
TIE Navy Department Will offer for sAls at pub
IN. New YORK. on WEDNESDAY the la,h day o.
8. o Gamer Nevada, without the machinery) Of
about 40 tons measurement
The vessel will be offered as she stands, and may
be examined " any time previous to tho sale upon
application 70 the commAndant Of the yard, who
will exhibit 70 persons desiring to bid an
Of such articles As may be cold with her,
Thirty per centum OF the whole amount Of the
purchase money mus be deposited at the time Of
sale And the bal,nce raid In cash on the conirma
The Government reserves the risbi to withdraw
The vessel fton sale At any time. aud to re- ect any
BID or offer which may be 90 nsidsred ina deduats
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13

.f~.ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED
-FOUR NOTES, daled April s.is7i. signed By Palmer
four and Ave years after date 10 my order Is pay.
me ~ IA notes hA. been to any
OcropkA l. ls72 ocsst
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13

OREGON holds special election to-day to
Jos. @. Wilson, who died few months ago
The candidates are Horace Smith, Ropubli
can, and James W. Nesmith, Democrat.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13
f~.RvANGRLICAL ALLIANCE,

f8ktANGkIICAL ALLIANCE.
. Public meetings, addressed By tho Fore,un p.,.
gates Of the EyAnse Ira Alliance. viii be held 4
i iss %, oI'eiosn. TUESDAY EVENING. October Il. )
METROPOLITAN CHURCH.
Rev Prof. rheo. Christleib, D. d Of Bonn, Prus
Rev 4, y. Cook, Paris,
a a:S. SS: i II Ss%Sss. .'''''''''
Rev Bishop simpson.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Rev NarrayAn 5heshadri. Of bombay
lev. Prot. Thee Christleib. d. D., Bonn Prussia
itey. Frant Coulin, D. D., Geneva.
yames Glrdlestone, esq, London,
hey. No + Knox. ID. Belfsst, Ireland
Rev. IL. simpson, Hamilton, Canada
kev. John stoughton. d D., london
TRINITY
Very Rev. y. Payne Smith, Dean Of Canterbury
Rev Prof l.. 4. Dotnier, Universt y Of Berlin
Lord Alfred Churchill, London.
Rev. Matteo Procket, Genoa
lev. q Dallas Marston, NJ A., London,
hev j. y. Harrison. D. D., London.
CONdREa ATIONAI
Rev. Joseph Parker, ID. D., of London,
Rev. Matteo Procket, Genoa
Rev. John stoushton, ID. ~, London.
New. U. Pronicr, Geneva
Rev. NAfray an SbeshAdri, Bombay.
There will be no charge for admission, and In or
der to hccommodAte the mutitude- who desire 70
bear the distinguished guests the ARRANGEMENTS
have BEEN made for the four meetings. ocii3t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13

THE REPUBLICAN, MAS A LARGER CIR
cUBIToy THAN ANY OTHER MORNING
PAPER ~ THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13

s fidhffa nbEEt seaTs SfsiS ~ THE
shaSflSs Ii a$$ EHaS
First H. Il the nominee Of the party, From ts
representative from each eiscsou 'Vdl .tp,ee
az iS5 ~ pTsssb =. N Other Ie.Is
chosen IN June lat by primary elections or msss
Psrsg No aha ssnsS5s S,ye,.sht o. ihs
Oh he siS S q ssp 81 Ssns sy
sISnfH p isf.lG q ns,. %essas u u:
regularly deter. intd on, and notice Of Ike time
and place q holding !, Eiysn a. ths daily psp,Ts
Eor THOMAS ": cHAsR.............ts
uor conn ~ brooks............."......2
oeA'eerhs'''...... .........,...........
THE PRIMARY ELRoTIoN FAIR.
The rules adopted BY the Central Committee pro.
ses 'ss sa each . sSsndidate ,houd have Judi
;SSsia sPE:!si Iadse s I'D esss
ssrGs p isna A ne sSq
~ y: { ssS az .i 5sa a.: H:S
isnp VA !, NJ ~ u W., nonin.t.d AM nepub
votes would have BEEN declared The cshSias, O. me
NO EXCUSE FOR OPPOSITION.
" pS:S' saS H
niIsd., TOO, BY The Central Exeeutive Ccmmities.
and while come other nomination. were contested
more excuse s!!.,s for going sssinst NJ. oil ASKS
aSa ssia saiSs ~ Il Greeley
q pS%instoa a. f.r ana royals.
the Interest OF personal feelings or
Or otherwise Al discipline Of party would forever
be 81 An end, and no nomination here After how.
within aSs psry Or Sss :, be
JOSEPH WILLIAMS,
President Central Executive Committee
\. 7, SETTLE,
Secretary Central h6 Executive Committee.
President Eighth District Republican Club.
WASHINaTON WALLER,
oetlS Secretary Eighth District Republican C,uh
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A SPECULATION

CHEAP HoMEs NEAR TIE CARS AND NEAR
THE CITY LIMITS.
TWO TO POUR ACRE LOTS.
A FEw LOTS WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH,
LONG CREDITS vii BE- given where II IN de-
sired. With str per cent interest.
Several lots are sold, and will be improved IN the
spring. y -
The situation Il attractive and hcai,hful. and
Lover q sIse rural aud beautiful could not be
better suited, r. NJ. HALL,
Rsal Estate Broker.
seisen3m Gil Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13

~.CAPITOL HILL AND NAVY YARD.
~ Persons residing east Of tho Capitol can
have the REPUBLICAN left at their residences
and Address at the residence Of George KTaft
.agenD No. as East Capitol street, or At Daniel
avenue and l. street, seIIaB n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13
A RTHUR BOuNICAsTLR,
DENTISTS.

- DIR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
1tf ohi s GollsFs q Dsntsi Surgery, al sey.
south Of Odd Fellovs' Hall, WILMINGTON, ca
used In extracting Teeth. Teeth sio set either
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13
AWNINGS.
MEDICAL.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY hELIEr for Young Men from the Of
fccts OF srrors and abuses in early life. Manhood
restored. Impcdiments 70 Marriage removed. New
Inethod Of treatment New and remarkable rene
dies. Books aud circulars sent free, In sealed an
yelopea Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No
iSouth Ninth street, Philadelphia. PA-an institu
Ton having high reputation for honorable con.
duct and professional skill Jy7Sm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13
f@.BRyERLY- AGAINST wOODRUFF
~ AND YOUNos.
AlARD

In the Sir nf SATURDAY, evening I notice q card
signed BY j. ID Woodruff. In which that Individual
slang One thing which he ttates 10 correct I do
no, know him, and have no wish 70 know him 1
NJ. f1nnss' hrst wife. Mr.. Scars. The facts are
,hese; IN congregation with Nj sears, 81 Met .
iife. having reared him from childhood; that whom
re became q re he wen, 70 farming With two old
the bounty money. after much urging by Mr. bears,
ne eniisted and :, The fan Of Richmond he vas n
Mt Sears then sent hts wife TO Richmond 70 him,
sears a,so said that II elected Mr. Younss would be
q no aeGopnt to the people Of the district, and n
use all honorable means to defeat him.
These substantially are tho facts, and Mr.. wood
Fusrdism. - w ''~'A
Those who know me will have no doubt vhste,er
ociS HENRY BEVERLY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13
BOARDING.

ROARDING. -DOUBLR AND SINGLE
- ROOMS, with BOARD, also TABLE HOARD,
81 81 o street, opposite the Patent ONCE ocAlf.
ID PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
good Board. can be obtained at No. en L
street north vest jy3ld
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13

EOR sALE-THE VALUABLE REsIDENCR
It Of tho lat. Admiral Montsomery, northeast
corner Of and iiteehth streets, aud facing Scott
AlsrEe part Of the purchase money can remain on
ths Ir.m mi For Price and terms apply 70 Hon:
Jos,sh Gee: No A.yI Building. or 70 The sI,
'sa''s OF ADMIRAL Aon'som'%sH H MILLER
onttolm . 49,. Ca<lisle, PennsylvauiA.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13
D'AERT's INSTITUTE.

Miss M. A. 4. PHILLIPS Boarding and Day
school for young ladies has removed to the larger
ffueth street between Madison and Fifth avenues,
near Central Park A select number Of Jupls, linn.
and enjoy the privileges 81 rennsd and beautiful
h2me kefercnces Hey Samuel lIanson Coz, p, d.,
Ever. y. y, and many Others. Kindergarten De
partment for little children. Application may be
| made by letter. or personally. ~ above aus I'm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13
JNvEsTMENTs THAT NOTHING SHORT OF
L AN EARTHQUAKE okN ENDANaER. VI

FOR BALE-An elegant three.s DRY BRICK
HOUSE, on west side Ninth street, b tween l. and
N, ysa deep lot end brick stable. all In tho most
Two fourstory BRICK HoUsRs. on Thirteenth
street, bet <een y and @ arrests.
Three four.story thrsercom deep HOUSES, on
Thirteenth street. between + and y; nearly ready
Three foafrstory HOUSES. on Seventeenth
street. between and N, With every modern CON
venienoe and nearly ready for 9ccupation.
and rear lot, on Third street. between d and D.
a ds.iIAble business LOT. 81 CORNER X and
Asplendid BUsINEss OF. at the Intersection
o. Indisna avenue, O and Second streets; 1910
A hne LOT, ct corner Of Massachusetts avenue
and Eleyenth street east near Lincoln square;
octs iot Elk. WILSON. ST. Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13
RALLYi, RAILY..,

a erand Mass Meeting Of the Republican voters
q SAMUEL n ROBERTsON ths regular nSminee
Vi h Be- MSps
n front Of Territerial Hall Pennsyiysnis svenue.
sidr Tho following gentlemen will be present and
ssddrsss the mseting. VIZ: Hon. A. X Browne, John
bowen; Joseph Williams, chairman Of tho Repub.
loan Central Comnlittee; J. seila Martin, ~ A.
Boswell, DR.. j. U Stephenson, ]. ID, MctlI L T.
Kelly. Capt o s.. Andrews, Randall brown, Of Ten.
pes,ee; pr; X A. Duncan, Frederick Dousiass,
Joseph i. Settle, secretary Republican Central
o9mmis tee y IA: A. wS't' DOL pss.y Ssfsop, ,v
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13
THE DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, MONDAY OCTOBER
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

JoHN wENGER, MERCHANT. TAILOR,
- hiss removed from No. 60, i street, to The
vest, where he " u be pleased 70 furnish his Old
customers and the public with the hnest goods At
the lowest prices octl3.ln
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CNoR sALE.-wE HAVE FOR sALR ON
s..Ss sr.ESI a nan5. z 'ShiDi q ,SfS
.Ss PREfs sis ;pd us OF SSShhEs
nsre. and psyments 30 reasonable as % at once be
HtSrEk RYON,
Reel EstAte Brokers,
sea7.u CAPITOL Hfi.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-13
EDUCATIONAL.

MISS NARROWER g, SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
M LADIES and CHILDREN, 1875 I street. OPP
posits ftanklin PARK. will reopen Bsptsmbcra
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JOHNSON & COLLY,

DAXTER'S PURE ORANGE WINE,
ID BANrEh'S PURE ORANGE WINE.
This delicious Wine is made ON the best Florid.
psistable, II possesses all the well knows prop
critics Of the orsnss RetA,l price si 20 per bottle
o. y. Q, sinms. N, Y. ave- 4. Calvert Ford W. b
Entwtale, z. y. Gilman, md u. D, Cl.rhe l. Co
Stone, Christisni Bros., j. H. Cassin, and b. Heller
Seventh street, northwest
J. q. BAXTER, Sole Manufacture and
ocis I'm Patentec, Washington, d. q,