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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-14
PUBLIC SALE

A HOUSE AND TWO ACRES OF GROUND
.<IS.@ AT LUTHERVILLE, OPPOSITE -.
A THE NINE-MILE STONE, ~
YORK ROAD. L.
VNHE undersigned will sell,
Il on Saturday, June IAN, 1873,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ,
on the premises, his HOUSE AND LOT con-
tanning TWO ACRES, more or less, situated at
Luthervlle. The house is of frame, l6x3O feet,
two stories and contains four rooms.
Terms made known on day of sale.
MARTIN H0HLBIEN,
SAM'L G. WILSON, Auetioneer.
May 31.-St.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-14
ALL THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY,
LYING AND BEING IN BALTI-


ALL THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY,
LYING AND BEING IN BALTI-
MORE COUNTY, VIZ:
All those LOTS OR PARCELS OF LAND des-
-. ignated on the Plat of the Hampden .sze
:%% Association, filled in the case of S -
&McJilton and others against Man -
kin and others in the Circuit Court for Ba1ti
more county, among the papers and proceed
ings and now of record in said Court,) as Lots
Nos. A, Z, s, IL, IA, Is, &c. %, rs, 26, 80, So,
As, 3d. go, 80, 1872, PIG, 215, 128, except so
much of Lot No. 80 as is contained in a release
of mortgage from said Williams dated 18th
June, 1872, and recorded among said records
in Liber E. H. A, No. Al, Folio - Also Lots
from $50 to 27O, which includes the
MANSION HOUSE OR MANKIN
HOMESTEAD,
m @ aea rgagof
in the property held by the Hampton hssociGS-
ton, known as the college Lots" and "the
Hampden Company's Reserve" and so desig-
mated on the said Hampden Associations Plat.
This property is situated in Baltimore coun-
ty, on the East side of the Falls Turnpike road
and within short distance of the city limits.
1t may be approached by way of the Falls
Turnpike or Remington Avenue, over a bridge
lately erected over Stoney Run. The narrow
gauge railway from Baltimore to the Lake and
to Towsontown, now being graded, will pass
within short distance Of the above property.
The situation is high and commands a fine
view of the City, River and Bay, and is in
every respect very desirable property, wheth-
er it be for ones own use or as a speculation,
and is we'll worth the attention of those desir
ing country residences or investments ofmoney
The terms of sale will be CASH.
g9~The title is indisputable.
There are two older mortgages amounting to
from twelve to fifteen thousand dollars to
which the property will be sold subject.
For title or other particulars apply to D. c.
H. EMORY, No. AZ st. Paul St., or to THOMAS
N. WILLIAMS, No. st. Paul St., or to D. H.
EMORY, Smedley Row, Towsontown.
LLOYD W. WILLIAMS,
Mortgage.
June l4-ts
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-14

WILD WESTERN TowN.-A letter to the Kah-
sas city Times from Wichita, Kansas, describes
that place as thriving wonderfully in materia
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-14
MORTGAGEE'S SALE.

by HENRY STOCKBRIDGE,
May 31.-ts. his Attorney.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-14

Don't stay at home on primary meeting day and
allow delegates to be elected who will fail to rep
resent you properly. If you do this and let your
district become the political prey of whatever in
terest may seize upon them, you should not ut
ter a murmur, but should devote the remaining
days between then and the election to securing
the success of the ticket Let US see what will
ha dnua
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-14
sIXTY-oNE ACRES OF LAND,
DOUBLE BRICK MANSION,

Twenty One of which is a delightful grove
the balance in high state of cultivation The
improvements consist of large
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-14
TRUSTEES RESALE

Inc I4.-1y
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24
COnvertibility OF U. \. Bonds.

The following are the main PROV.
slons of the bill introduced into the
House by Samuel Hooper, to provide
for the convertibility of United States
bonds:
BE enacted, etc., That on and after May
ii, 1874, United States notes not bearing in
terest payable to the bearer at the Treasury
OF the United States, shall be redeemed in coin
on presentation at the office of the Treasury
OF the United States or Assistant Treasurer at
the city OF New York, aud duties on imports
may thereafter be paid in United States bonds.
SEC. 2. From and after the passage of this
act, the Secretary of the Treasury, under such
rules and regulations as he may prescribe, is
hereby authorized to receive deposits Of United
States notes and to issue therefor certificates
payable on demand in United States notes
after thirty days from da5e and ten days
notice, and bearing interest at the annual rate
OF 65-lOO per cent; but the amount of the
certificates so issued and notes redeemed
shall not exceed at any one time an aggregate
OF sl2O,000,000. National banks may hold
such certificates as part of their reserve pre-
scribed by section 81 of the National Currency
Act, but not in larger proportion than one
half the required amount Of the reserve.
SECTION g. The Secretary of the Treasury
may, whenever in his opinion il shall be nee
essary to provide additional coin in the Treas
ury 10 redeem United States notes on presen-
tatlon, issue bonds payable in twenty years,
bearing interest payable semi-annually, at
a rate not exceeding six per Cent. but the
aggregate amount of such bonds shall not ex.
coed S250,000,0e0, and he shall negotiate
and dispose of the same at not less than par
in exchange for coin, and the proceeds of
said bonds shall be used only for the redemp-
ton of United States notes. All notes so re-
deemed may be reissued at the discretion of
the Secretary of the Treasury in payment of
any duty of the United States except bonds of
the United States and interest on the public
debt
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24
The New California Code.

The new California code is a very
peculiar one in its relations to home
and the family. As it establishes uni
versal equality in the married state, it
leaves the husband and wife at full
liberty to sue and contract with each
other as before the matrimonial state.
Should any controversy arise between
the husband and wife leading to their
separation, the two can pay into COM
mon fund certain contributions from
their pocket-money for the support OF
their children, who, in turn, are not in
the distinctive custody of either parent,
the law saying: When husband and
wife are living separate and apart, the
father, as such, has no superior right to
that of the mother to the care, custody
or control of the children" As the
law also says, "the marriage of minors
changes their status from minors to
adults" there is nothing to hinder ne
elected children from going off and
getting married, and thus becoming as
good as the grown folks, with equal
rights to sue each other and make as
much matrimonial confusion as their
elders. In fine, the Code virtually
does away with all the distinctive rights
of sex, and opens Paradise for such
discontinued individuals as Woodruff.
Clafiin and Train.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24
National Debts.

The amount of the national debts,
not including the debt of Great Britain,
of twenty-seven Governments, as COM
piled from official sources, is SIG, $780,
600, 900, showing an increase of indebt.
edaess, in ten years, of 80, 413, 500, 900.
The vast but undeveloped Empire OF
Brazil Is mortgaged to the amount OF
1915, 600, 900 as the price of the conquest
of Paraguay and the petty Govern
ment of Egypt has signalized its eman-
cipation from Turkish thrall by pilinp
up debt of S205, 900, 900 in ten years.
the increase of Russia's Indebtedness
in the last ten years amounts to $780,
600, 900. This money has been chiefly
pended III building railroads and in
extending Russian civilization IN
the East. Japan signalizes her claims
to modern progress by a modest debt
of 50, 600, 900.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24

District Attorney Fellows" Oh,
there is no harm now it is all over
you may speak vour mind"
Juryman-"W Well, we stood, going
out, ten for conviction and two for ac-
quittal."
Mr.. Dos Passos Zone of Stokes coun.
seD-" Yes, and those two gave in like
cravens and towards" Sensation.
Stokes Ito the iurymen)-"Why, you
don't mean to tell me, as honest men,
that any of you believed in the testi-
mony of that seo,ndrel Hart WHY.
/ am sure there is not one man of the
twelve believed in his heart what he
said or did. | know how it is. Every
one has been humbugged by false and
perjured testimony, bought and paid
for That is the truth, so help me
God, at this solemn moment.n
Here District Attorney Fellows came
forward, and said:
Ed, | hope you have no hard
feelings against me. / did only nv
duty, and did not try to exceed it, MS
God made me- Mr.. Fellows was
weeping ut this moment, and every
person in the Court was crushing and
pushing right and left at this moment.
Col. Fellows, as he made his last re-
mark. offered his hand to Stokes, who
refused it, and said:
All right, Fellows; i hear all you
say, and | suppose you think it's all
right, but a verdict given on periured
testimony is villiany that no one will
countenance-never, never as long as
the world stands"
Here the court was cleared by the
policemen, who behaved as if they
were in a riot; and, a passage having
been made, Stokes walked out arm in
arm with Tremaine, and followed by
the sebbing ladies who clustered
around him and held his hands as if
they never would let go of him. And
thus ends the second act of this, the
most exciting of modern criminal
trials. Stokes was taken down to the
cell in the Tombs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24
The Change Of Twenty Years in Mime
sofa.

The changes witnessed in a new
state like Minnesota is told by CORE
spondent of the Winona Herald in
"reminiscences Of a Christmas dinner
twenty years ago. The correspondent
says: Twenty years ago the evening
Of the present Christmas, all the set.
tiers of the Winona prairie, about sixty
men, women and children, had n
Christmas dinner together. The dinner
consisted of venison, roasted coon and
Wild ducks, with scanty allowance of
vegetables. After supper all the ladies
rode in one sleigh. for an hour or two.
over the bleak prairies. OF the sixty
persons then present, not ten now re-
main, more than one-half aredead, and
many have gone to unknown parts.
The dinner tables were set In old
Nict's house. Then there was only four
shingled roofs ID Winona. Justtwens
tY years ago.n rHss eerrve@s
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24

A GERMAN physician, DR.. Wallendorf,
has fitted up screw propeller as a
floating hospital for patients with lung
diseases, to spend the winter in cruis-
ing between Gibraltar and Malta.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-21
THE PINANCIAL SITUATION.

The severe stringency which for some time
past has prevailed In the New York money
market has passed lts climax, and discounts
are again approaching their normal rates. A
few days ago borrowers were paying as high
as from one quarter to three quarters or even
one per cent. a day under the name Of 'com-
MISSIONS" In addition to the seven per cent.
per annum In gold allowed by the New York
usury law, making total Of from ninety
eight TO three hundred and seyenty-two per
cent. per annum. On Friday the rate came
down from one quarter to one sixteenth per
cent. O day as commission, and In the after
noon loans were made as low as the legal rate.
On Saturday commissions Of from one thirty
two TO one sixteenth Of one per cent. day
were again charged In addition TO the legal
seven per cent. a year; but II Is believed that
the market may now be considered settled,
and period OF decided monetary ease may
be expected.
It eau hardly DO hoped, however, that this
season will extend beyond the season Of
slack trade, which embraces the spring and
summer months. The late extreme rates for
money have, indeed, prevailed only few
weeks. but the entire period since the middle
OF last September has, in th 9 main, been one
Of severe stringency, and with the move
ment Of the crops and the opening Of the
fall trade In September next we may reason
ably Rpprehend a renewal Of the same un-
favorable monetary conditions. Upon specu-
latiye combinations TO take advantage Of the
market as opportunities offer themselves We
may OF course always count, but there are
aiao other reasons for apprehendinR serious
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-21
FOR STATIONERY.


DEPLRTMENT oP STATE, April 81. is73
Sealed proposals for furnshing stationery for the
year ending June D. 1874, will be received at this
Department until sst day OF May, ls7S, at u O'Clock
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
Application.
lected item by item; and this advertisement and
the propoaAa 80 far as accepted by the Secretary Of
state, and the bond accompanying the same, shall
aud the bidder or bidders and no further contract
The articles contracted for must be furnished
pursuant to orders from the Department.
sysr es Called iSr during he yea Year S'"''0 WILL now
or nrm making 1t, and be accompanied by a bond
with SUFFICIENT sureties, in sum equal to nifty per
.S fsnt q shs 6d & or eids &c &ssesR.ed aPProSed b
suretes reside or do business. on form TO be fur
nished by the Department conditioned for furnish.
ns such porti%9ns en- o. me articles AZ may 6e awarded
All deliveries will be subject 10 inspection by an
expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary of
deemed suficient cause to annui the contract. Al
the option OF the Secretary,
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Depart.
The failure 10 comply with any one order under
the contract will at the option OF the Secretary OF
state, operate forfeiture OF the entire penalty
the purchase, In open market. OF such duanttes Of
any articles as shall be ascessary to supply the de
helency caused by such failure, and charge TO the
shall be found necessary 10 pay for such articles
Proposals unAocompanied by a satisfactory bond
viii not be considered, and contracts will be
awarded only 20 Established manufacturers Of or
Proposals to be addressed 70 the undersigned, and
marked Proposals for stationery u, " -,
Ap9leolm Secretary OF State.
Otdu ,EnysTU
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-21

RICHMOND Va) EDITORS have q very high
toned but peaceable way OF settling msun.
derstanding. Mr.. Lee, Of the Enquirer. ad.
dresses q letter to Mr.. Wright, OF the JJuTHdl,
asking him, "in 4 spirit Of no unfriendlness,' n
what he really meant by "the concluding
paragraph" Of q certain editorial In the Journal.
Mr.. Wright very properly throws himself upon
mis- professional dignity and with 4 cOmmenda-
Bile reeklessness OF consequences boldly pro-
claimed that he does not acknowledge the right
Of Maher or any other man to demand Of him
the meaning OF any editorial paragraph he may
choose to lndlte for hs paper, bat he does recog
nize the right Of Mr.. Lee or any othe
man to know whether any personal AZ
front was intended. He then says mont
was intended by that concluding para
graph" and hopes "personal relations" will con
tlnue, &c., &c. Mr.. Lee says he Is satisfied, ant
Joins In the hope that personal relations" &c.
| &C. The whole affair savors OF dear old Pick
wick, but then Its much better, because mucl
more sensible way Of coming to an understand
ing than by employing loaded pistols and no
| coffee,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-21
A BEAUTIFUL ESTATE.

For sale. 800 acres OF Land. under good cultiya.
ton, elegant Mansion, shaded with fine trees
splendid orchards and small fruits; large barns
the whole or any part Also, adjoining,
A SMALL FARM,
~ acres, with comfortable Cottage. barn and
every held, Tor further particulars apply per.
sonAly on the premises, Seyenths street road, eight
miles from Washington city, or by letter to W. A.
BATCHELOR. wheAton post ofhcs, MONTGOMERY
county, Md, Ap3eOem
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-21

The TRLRdRAPu tells US OF the death Of Baron
Justus de Lebig, the eminent German scientist
lie was born at Darmstadt, May 10, 1909, and
when quite young manifested q prediction for
physical science, which induced his father to
place him at Heppenheih with q chemist. The
Grand Duke allowing him stipend, through this
aid he removed to Paris, where by hard study he
perfected his knowledge OF chemistry. Hum
boldt's admiration for young Llebig was so great
that when he was but twenty-one years OF age
that great man procured for him the position OF
professor extraordinary at Glessne, where, with
the concurrence and patronage OF the Govern
ment, he established the nrst public laboratory
iu Germany. He was honored by the bestowal
upon him Of hereditary baronetcy In ls45. Baron
Llebig was the author Of many works which
showed great scientific research. lie was frt.
quent visitor TO England, where he always ex.
hlblted great interest In agricultural meetings
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-21

p- All cen nuLicStiots, Nbtil'r en- tusihts
for publication. should be addressed to wn. .. Mui
r,aH. Proprietor NATIONAL REPuBLroAS. washin'
ton, d, O.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-21
EOR SALE AND RENT.

EoR RENT-FoUR-sToRY PRESS BRICK |
Il front HOUSE, No. isl9 street northwest; con.
AUX next door, door, 10 isliK street norih~sst '
TWO DESIRABLE sEcoNDsToRY ROOMS
HTsa Eddrs. H. 6s once sP
DoARD OF PUBLIC WORKS CERTIFICATES
m EEAhkES EhS norsk mo rRsAkYM5iNEohoT Mdi sale l DEAR.
water S and as cSftiacStSs tsEsS Al tReT @ market
value For S'hfr PTrFF P,T5tsrpFsFF. sE gEITr g AGENT
np7iw tstsr No. Ss 10 tss MsFsei fSR sPssc.
AN UNUSUAL CIRCUMsTANCE-A BEAU.
n tiful place Of thirty seven acres to be dispoued
%Sn 81 TWENTY @inGts nc q hSufS sSon
@Srs % S and Sho TaTSsd essspt @ e5uTSse1 S , and
healthy and lovely home may not occur a{sin; Call
~ sbiia Rfif'"'f' No Ss FiltcsntS SshS street.
DoARD OF PUBLIC WORKS sCRIP-FoR
ID sale, IN elo Certificates, the above scrip, which
y receiyh6le At rHr in payment q special taHos
i''O''A '''' Y icB "TffiM9S 81 ! street,
apislm Under second National bank.
FURNISHED RooMs-Two LARGE, AIRY
1S ,Sn, o and H9e on nus second % GS9T
be parties, with board, and on moderate terms
House nicely furnished; has all the modern i'm.
sSS .ss SSiSI SS css I'm No m S
EoR sALE-BEAUTIFUL NBW FRAME
.,r..,. HOUSE I gn & &TwsEty%Logr;h, % between Land n
SSISo5 and T stSA stFSss. So Sss q FIJI
EoR SALE CHEAP-TERMs, 800 CASH,
S sf ssrgS SSS;f "a % s e SSS SS;5 NV
rooms. hall front and back yArds HppgsSes com.
GS,fS GGpR 2'f's N cor NY ave aud rcsniS saSH .tfcs
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
sio.ee in Certificate. of SO and upwards at a
Receivable in Tsyment Of is,Pssci1i t6Ics t6Icssouoo
apl22w sis Pennsylvania ayenuc.
lroR SALOON LONG TIME, ANEAT, WELL
eaeh 6uilails; goais fronts southsasi; hss little
Sc.ides bath room and closets; cellar under sniirc;
SS SlS lSe "a Ssd Sss s' oi r s.
100 Inquire on the premisss q The owner q the
Sn sF lnG fss S stlSs HsSs' Island p srf'
EoR RsALE-THREEF FINELY SITUATED AND
y,ry y sTse,Tf ge, @ hRrs G on f s,rsst south near
sPprosSbes within seventy aye yards Sf this ptSis
eftyt and the Avenue cars will soon 10 by. We offer
at bargain and on easy terms Tssrrn : pvoS
Real Estate Agents and Brokers. ito Fir.t street
EoR SALE SIXTY ACRES, ADJOINING
Il the Maryland Agricultural college, eight miles
spiSa S station ElrhtoeRih @ IT, if1 o. iids r. av
RoARD or PUBLIC WORKS SCRIP.
We have for sale in slOO certificates the abov,
Scrip, which Ia receivable at par In Payment o
special taxes, A smAil discount allowed to pur
chasers. LEWIS JOHNSON h CO, Bankers
INoR RENT or FoR SALE.
blacksmith Shop well located for business. fo
rent.
HGI.es and L9ts in all seetIops Of ,hs sty, md
n Tut NJ ana ftf,ss,,h ~ nn,, TressnT,,
EoLDEN HiLL-TIlIs FLOUR FOR SAIL
VI In quantities to suit Its quality never bette
= than now. All other grade Flour in store and 10
sale Low by W. NJ. GAIT. Indiana avenue and Fin
Q street. ap+n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-21
NRw PUBLICATIONS
IN Received at
W. II A o. II. MORRIsON'S,
LAW BQOkskLLERs AND PUBLISHERS,


No, as pennsylyAniA avenue.
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON. It's negotiA.
ton execution, and the discussions relating thereto
by CaleD Gushing.
bIAM, the land OF the White Elephant, as II was
and IA Complied Fnd ARRANGED by Geo, D. HAcOn.
Little Kate Kirby; Anoyel; by Frederick ", kpp-
insQn The postlumous Papers Of the Pickwick
Club. tCarleton's new Illustrated edition;l by ChAs
Dickens Illustrated by II, X Browne, (PhiLl Moth.
erly Talks with Young HOusekeepers. by Mrs. II.
". Beecher 1he American Law Review for April,
1873 American heportB, vol, T. syo, law sheep, Free
man on judgments; a treatiae on the law n Ipds.
ments; by A. q. Freeman: syO, law sheep, High on
InJunotions; treatise on the law Of inlunctions;
by James l. High; eyo, sheep United states Jurint
for April, ISIS. Tue Jurist, quarterly law maya.
zine, edited BY James Schoulerl and published In
Is fast gaining popularity. and now ranks foremost
among the law publications Of the day. aplO
THE WORKS OF THOMAS GUTHRIE,
ID. d.
The Gospel in Ezekiel.
The saints Inheritance. The Way OF Life.
On the PArAbles, Illustrated. Speaking to the
Heart Studies OF Character. Plea for Ragged
Schools. The City; Its Sins and Sorrows, at
wM. BALI.ANTYNE,S,
apS % Seventh street, near street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-21

TIE JURY In the case Of Henry Erdmin
charged with killing Christian Umbnght, near
New Albany, Ind, recently returned the follow
ing singular verdict:
ave, the Jury In the case OF the State OF In.
diana against Henry Rriman, for numbering
Christian Umbrlght, as per bill found by the
grand Jury OF Floyd county, pending January,
1878, do md defendant, Henry Erdman, guilty o.
assault and battery against the deceased, Chris
tiAn UmbTight, but not guilty OF murder a.
therein charged, and We assess as his punish.
ment nne OF $500 and Imprisonment OF seventy
i've days In the county jail.
GEo. W. BEOE, Foreman"
The indictment found against Rrdmau was fol
murder in the second degree, and the attorney
for the defendant claims that they, the Jury
should have found him guilty, as charged In th'
Indictment, or not guilty. In other words, they
claim that as the indictment was found for mur
der In the second degree, they could not by Law
bring In q verdict for assault and battery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-21
FIFTY JACKSON WAGONS


FOR SALE,
SUITABLE FOR FARMERS AND LUNfDERMEN.
NEY, MAGRATU & BELL,
Coiumbin Market,
Cor. Massachusetts ave. and 1 st. n. W.
apiSm
7 OFFER A SAFE, PROMPT SECURITY, PAY
ins from 10 to IS Gsg cent An Investment At y
times as much As at 8 per cent Why choose the
Lesser rate OF nteres' gu and lqbSSisItsh.e Tor
mh27SIn go Pennsyiyania avenue
SCHOOL DISTRICT BONDS,
kFIRsT MORTGAGE on ALL PROPERTY OF
THE DISTRICT. They are uniformly regarded As
SACRED, and the law makes strict provision for
nesting them at maturity. These bonds are for
sss y fqS synS on Tec ld% nm
10 70 IS per cent Apply to J. y. DnoDHEAD,
mhTSm sp PennsylyAniA avenue.
DARE CHANCE TO SECURE CHEAP FUR
signed desrous Of closing business Offers bis entire
stock for sale 1t reduced prices ,., ,,,r,.
myIa ns Eighth st., bet aarFst spanr aud b.
EoR sALR-A HANDSOME FoUR-sToRY
IT BRICK DWELLING, with four-stOry back
building, stable and carriAze-house water and gas
Everything In perfect order. Located on street,
between second sud Third northwest Street cars
ply to J. O, McKELDEN, at Second National Bank,
ksf y street northwest Ianrlu
NOR sALE-A wELL-BuILT AND HAND
IT somely furnished HOUSE, nearly new. rrice.
S0al KENNEDY SON,
AlAeoSt 720 Fifteenth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-21
MERCHANT TAILORING.
LOUIS KETTLER,

MERCHANT TAILOR, ioOs r STREET,
se nSs Ss e e sss " Il M p9s