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.Ma,'ch&sssttses J06wUelIes.
T E soussigne ioforms respectusssement
l. ses a'nis ct le public On general,
quill arrive 1irsctsment Do Ia Nouvells.
OrlAans. avee ua stock conp!st de mar
chssdisea, ts;s que: ,a", ,[.
cMarchandises eeche ct de Fam
taisie. Dc touts Qualits.
CHAUSSURES, pour DANES ct
.Chapeaux-Casquettes--
pour messi~urs ct enfauts. -.H
Habillements touts fats q IL
derniSre mode.
% assortment de- Groceries, vsrrsris.
VaisssIls Of QuincsilIeris.
FRUITS de toutes sortss,
CONFIsERIES FINES.
Josets d's:fasss, posr NoS H Il jssr
1s Zen. ht t.
e-
Tiges de Bottles ct de Bottines.
st CUR de toutss qLalit6a
~ II ne sera dorinavant plus debite
de Iiouesrs, par verres dans 10 M,agasin.
A. GARNER.
80, nov. 1879.
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An obscure Indiana paper
briefly mentions the death Of
Charles Lowry Bonaparte. ct
Chickenroost, England" The
compositor has not yet met a
lust and bloody end.
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Notice.

i he Taxpayers of the Corporation ol
vermilionvilIs. are hereby {uotiaed that
The Assessment Roll for tho year 1879,
is now o"mp'e'ed aud deposited with me,
At ny ~tsre. Psrsens wishing to examine
the same. INSET do so. within Thirty days
from the publication Of this sotice
Mayors Office vermiieoviIle, Decem.
ber 18th 1879. H'.
w.O. SMITH, Mayor.
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&9@VHD &AaN,
eMERCH.4.1sI.

Corner of Main snd St. John S:s., near the
'n Catholic Church,,
VEax1L1oNvILLE, La,
HAs on hand large and complete
Ill stock Of dry goods, consisting Of
Calico Of the best prints, French Alpa.
ca. French Me,;nos, Fine Cloths and
Cdsinets Of different colors, Domes-
tics, de-, Gc.
READY NADE CLOTHING
Gentlemen and BOYS Coats, Pants and
Vests Ladies' Shawls and Cioaks.
B0OTS. SHOES. dc,
LADIES, gentlemen and boys Boots, Shoes
and B'o9ass.
Ladies, gentlemen and chi'drcn's Gloves
aud Hose.
BATS s.x CAPS.
ALSO
A fine and select assortment Of FAuoY
ARTICLES, PsRFuxssY, &c.
GUNS, PISTOLS s~I KNIVES
Of the first quality and from the best
.... manufactures.
Crockery and Glsssssrs, .
Fancy parlor Lamps.
A fine assortment ef Leselry,
And many other articles too ssnsrous
10 mention.
All Of which be offers ifor'.als At low
prices. for cssh and be invites the public
generally to give him . call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Nov. Esd 1872. I. 3:
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~ 1GBsa notifies The pndlfc that from
sAs16 ~, III of nsy 1877, they vii
a11l ~ aeat tor { longer period thai
IN sssST .e xAgrIN 4 GUIDRY.
GAn1et9, ~N ai l-5 As: '-sr. % g..
yl I q, so'f.7 7 .l.1 .a,-s .-.,4 ..t
lnn0oY TOR RENT.-One Bakery
i ~ ,sdss .fos rent on 81: johns
q %. " ca.Solic chsIch;
~ b. VII 81 ". SONNlER.
oljtd lo74.. .sl,qiio - Ir ". t-31;.
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NOTICE.

Il RON this date, Mr.. Alfred Pavey r..
tires from the 6rm Of "P. J. Pavy + Co.
The bu.iness Of the house will b sontis-
sed ssder the same style, bv the r.maip.
ing partners, P. J. Psvy 4 Jos. A. Hincks.
(Sigsedl P.J PAvY.
Jos. A. HINCKS.
~ ALFRED PAVT.
New O'lesss, February let 1879.
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NOTICE.

.VOTzCE,
THE pnb'ie ia informed that NJ. Al
l. fred Pavy is 80 longer authorized
to collect any elaine Or to settle any busi-
ness for aoooants Of the undersigned.
r. ]. PAVY L %.
December 18th 1872.
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STATE or LOUISIANA
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE
Perish Courl

'"H E r K A S Anazille Gobelet of
w 'the parish Of Lafayette, ha. 6led in
said Court a petition praying to be .ppoin-
ted Administrative Of the succession of
Louis Armand Racca. deceased.
Any person intending to make opposi
tion TO said appointment will file the same
in said Court in the town of v.rmilion.
vile within ten days from the publication
Of this notice, otherwise said appointment
will be made.
Given Under my official signature in
the town Of YermiIionville, this 7,b day
of December 1872.
A. MONNIER. Clerk.
Al d X0I1NN 4 e.
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,sBrick ...hI,Irr ! Sale;

|mle psAs,igped c6sss for sale q large
E3 bick u de- 6r.t quality, do
|taA AslAkhile seef seoy" ..t ~ pei
|m,ThAs cctpcfat'oaT Of vermirion
&1 elsspe 1909. H. hss A'so od
|ht ka ssfAty II flime which hs Of
| Ht'bVJi GAf.sl. and 4. % 80 pei
| | VII eGtajl6yed'to work II mnaon
IT. 'af ISAAC CHAPMAN.
~ ihA 1N74 ~ lsa'H1 s3n:
sT-Hay .rl \ ''-',.M III
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Parish Court

l. ,qa =. 4 Perish Court - =.
WHEREAS fheodule o. Brousaard Of Shl
w Parish ofLa5ayette. Admiuiatrstr q th>
6ucteseion of Den Louis q. Druaeoard bas nled
in this ol1ce . Final Account Of bic adainiatrs
.tioa Of sid Socceesaon With petition psayina
that The sane be advertised according to iav aol
then duly hom0iogAtcd.
And whereas TIE prayer Of aid Adnioiateato,
hss beeu granted BY % erdcf ef saij eosrt
datsd Jaauary a 1873.
Now therefore sotiec b hereby given 10 all
persons interested, 70 Ole their oppositiqo, and
show cause, Il any they have, II said Court With.
in teo days from the pabiicaAiou Of this notice
Why the Aforesaid Tsbleau should not be homolo.
gated and the Administrator discharged.
Given under my oiicial signature ia the town
Of vcmilfcwille, mis- "a day of Janoary 1873.
A. M'NNlER. Nerk.
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o4Ui8.

LES sou.signes in!ormrot le. public
qu'sprss ce jour II Mai, 1872. il ne sssa
mas vendu de viauds 40 credit de 2!ue
de (so) trente jours.
EASTIN l. GU1DRY.
IL Maj, 1872.
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FOR ,E.aLE..'

'0NE LouisvilIs Sugar Mill and Scaot
~ is Evaporatos and Fsrnaos. perfsot.
y asw asd in good condition, capable o|
making one hogg.head Of sugsr in "a
hours; also coolers, etc., necessary fo'
suRas waking. os'e r k,saU s{I
90 For further pssticsla's apply 10 -e-I
I II b: t.. s.3,,f H. G. RIGUES.
Vermiicnvil!e Nav 4,h 1872.
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''" Parish OF Lafayette.
A IL those having claims against thi'
IA Succession. are requested to present
the same to Cesaire Bourq. the admins
traitor, or to Aouton + DsbailIon, Attor
neys f"r the administrator, At their Office
in verruiIionviile, within the Legal delays
with the evidence in enpport thereof. '.'
CESAIRE BOURQ,
Sept. %, IT,. ny Administrator.
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FOR SALE.

WO lots sitsated in tae town Of Yer
miIioavills % jefferson and Verniliou
streets. Apply to '-e.
Mas. G. HOPKINS.
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FOR SALE

TWO small tracts Of unimproved land situa-
ted'on the Opelousas road, about three miles
north Of vermilionville, containing Ninety-six
and onchslf arpents prairie lasd, and thrae and
two-third srpents wood. Price $1,000 cash.
Apply to H. A. KENNEDY.
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q. s. Mail Stage Lines

IT s. NAIL STAGES leave here daily fof
-. Cote Gelee, St. Nsrtinville and New Iberia
and triweekly for New iberia vie Royville, also
daily, Sundays excepted, for Grand Coteaa. Ope.
loasas and Washington, and on Tuesdsye. Tburs.
days and Saturdays for Acrmento River, Lake
Charles and SutPhcr Mincs.
Through tickets 10 New Orleans can sbe had oi
~ uDI1erdensas. scasi-is.1 i9lls;st a.
Mp. YOUNG. Local Agent
., Vermiliooville, La, Oct. lat, l672-M ~
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aa .-aaa III kAYos's Ovy1cE.
s vesmiliosvilIs, Aug. oh 1879.
Norlos is hereby given that froe ssd
after this date, oil bakers aov engaged ia
or earring on th" business ~ bakers OF
making bread. v;this the Limits of tba
Cosperstioa Of Vsruiliouvills.. shall give
the following weights ustil further notice,
le ounces Of bread fos 10 cesta.
80 /" :" 80 =" ..
By order Of The Mayor
.-sarf h. n. BAILEY, Secretary.
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,sln. 'ha' ,.!!'!!!,,l, o!!! l9ss STICK CANDY
JAxEs J. REiss.
baE'aA'' ..............
NORMAN & REISS,
1h,|lesale Go,,feftioaers

...,,rn,,a.c,rssRs . ,n,.c,rssRs OF AND DEALERS IN
,.Sist i c.sdy. 0s~ D'cps' Cor
Il p,rs Ssgnr Alsso"d., !oze"ge''
-. 6y.ssl;ssd Fruits, !:;*be ro;te' r;
= S,ssssa, Chocolate, Jtll;e'. Cakes
~ - Qsxps, &e.
S..;sa1G nd Ascsroei. Extract Of
: Cuf.s, Grouna Spices /,
- Ae.ss, :tor The justly Celebrated
caspl6S, DONTON, SANTA CLAUS
s0uMls, sHOo.FLY and the GREAT
CASH BOX.
1. ~ and i2s OLD LEvEE St.
law Ncatuv. u"
a.... 81. Los;s and 76wloxse ST..
NEW ORLEANS.
1LA, -. la.1 .l.r
,r 4 k0IRARD, 39H "
~ fsjg ss0 ATTORNEY At Law.
.i6aiAh pus(e@ion In the Courts Of the
= IaGIAeb Joaieial Dietricfs.
S'S(sySuiIiosvills. La i.-. .. ~
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... NJ. P. YOUNG l. Co.'S.
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Tiges de Bottles ct de Bottines
Of CUR de toutes qLslit6a
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A 6ne and select assortment Of FAuoY
ARTICLES, PsRFuxEsY, &c.
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Josets d'e.fasss, posr Mott ct h jes,
1s Zen. h4 t.
National Republican., 1873-06-26

principles Of religion, and their influence
over the minds OF Legislators and ovor that
public sentiment by which tho action Of
Legislators Ia more or loss controlled for the
practical purpose to which no applies the
principle he lays down proves that by ''rc-
llgion" he means Church organization, and
by the authority Of religion" the authority
Of an ecclesiastical hierarchy. In short, tho
result to which his teachings would quickly
lead us would be nothing less than this, namely
that God has revealed religion to certain
limited organization known as 'thc church,
which, whatever II may bo In theory, Is In
fact m association Of men with passions very
similar to those Of the remainder Of the hu
man race; that the support Of religion mcanI
the support OF this body Of men, Its authority
iheir authority, and its primary importanc,
over civil liberty" heir ascondancy over III,
civil power.
Our people cannot too yigilantly guar
against the insldious encroachmcnts Of ecclc
slastlcal power. True religion will bc con
tent to win its way among men by appeal
to their reason and their consclences. re
ligion which deliberately seeks to grasp tn,
powers Of the State, and WELD them Il
its service, is religion to be labeled "dan
gerous and Of questionable character" an,
to be watched accordingly.
National Republican., 1873-06-26
aIrra


Iotai'SpoooiiesA CAAh h'"s''.''....'.'... 1900
The money to Pay all these sifi. in fun is pow
ISssvS and ~ ~ ssas iof thai pgSpSss, aSd % sSa n
used iqs tia. PuIpose aa Will be seen by the
oTTIoE OF FInlERa' AND DRovEHs, BAsE,l
rAi. 10 OsrtifSV tsSi there ~ Z hpttb tbs ;an
OH concert, ior the bsneht oi the PabIie Library
snd VII bs Sid sy The ssni ia ea' psia sas as Out
Tor this purpose and this PRrgosysF yFFSi FSFnlSi c,.,
The party, ehsEsfor. Who hsld. dc iisfst zen dfsw "a
as fi tss 81 I % 8 SssSs.is: &:
eioco the $500 aud ~ The other sifts eiS.OO6 in
Ths remnant q ansold tisfets will DO furnished
e sSss SP y h
6I nd ss Saiiii iis iS: me ia q TAps n Isr ,S
com. On les ,haR fi Sos,6 q Z, dsEs n time
Srsfy hs nd tSs 70 orssf esslif Y
ssiPs ". ssas iPS sssh h.Ess scla S 3 l.iss %
ss h Hesis 81 Grekossrsi band stR. % brsWiSs n1 ~
With tAss n hands cp%%iItss q aPnois.Sd % snfs SS
SqdlenSs. iOth, Grand orShestrgl conestt
ND RIss thS tssI and NM u ne Shssls sad sgpsr
drs~a aaS6ss as Sss q '1s
6s % g o Psrset Is susrsSy s ssln1
The payment OF gifla Will Begin on Saturday, July
~ Atgo'clock a. m, Ttckets drawing Et.ts must 10
ssf IsHs 5si aSon H1S ~ DESss feS
heldsr win be b ven for tbs tickets. All Eiib mol
TFSta Sytr 70 the abil6 oR brs%rS % .an1 .1S VIII DO
far 'nn p'TfHii55is Hi5s .Rs E SEHsFIiG.EER, 81 SiisIi.E
nAflnt PUBLIC Library " Kentucky,
National Republican., 1873-06-26

We HAVE AUTHORITY from Col. Mosby for
saying that he has never expressed the opln-
ion, or authorized any one to publish II for
him, that President Grant favors the candi-
dscy OF Governor Wise or any one else TO DO
Governor Of Virginia. He has never heard
the President express any opinion on this
subject, and dcnounccs the statements en-
braced In certain Interviews" with him,
wherein he Is made to say that the Admins
tration would support any particular candI.
date Ne untrue
National Republican., 1873-06-26

BBAuREoARD 4 CoNFANTs so-callcd
peace platform" continues to meet with the
dlsapprovM Of tho Southern whites. The
btoad assertion Of political equality con.
talned In II for citizens Of both races Is asso-
ciatcd too closely in their minds with social
equality. They will never learn the difference
between the two. Yet in their every day czpe-
Renee they prove that II Is possible to give
white men every possible political right and
at the same time deny them any social rccog
milton whatever. In fact, the history Of tn,
South, both political and social, illustrate,
beyond doubt the possibility Of q deAnltiy,
separation Of these rights and privileges.
National Republican., 1873-06-26

TnE Cincinnati Commercial Joins the hue
and cry against our Board Of Public Works,
and speaks Of Washington as " ring-riddon
city" We submit that the Commercial Is
meddling, as usual, with other peoples busi-
ness. The overwhelming majority Of the
citizens Of this District arc satisfied that the
board Is both honest and intelligent and that
1t Is capable Is proven by the miraculous
change In the appearance Of our thorough.
fares. In old times It was the fashion to
decry Washington for Its wretched streets,
and now, that we have begun to improve
them, we are still the subject Of dcnunciatIou.
It is hard to please these habitual fault.
finders.
National Republican., 1873-06-26

The REPUBLICANS or Iowa, true to the
traditions 'f the party, have indorsed the
farmers movement, setting an example which
will be readily followed by the party at large
The truth Is that the majority Of the farmer
Of the Northwest are Republicans by belief
as well Us practice. They deserve prompt and
cordial recognition, and are entitled to credi
for discrcetly allylng themselves with tn,
party Of progress.
National Republican., 1873-06-26
TnE RUMORRD CHANGE IN TBI
EAnIHET-

The Associated Press last evening tele.
graphed a dispatch to the New York Tribune
In which IL was said that the President, &C.
Companied by Mr.. Thomas Murphy, had left
Long Branch Tuesday for this city. In the
dispatch alluded TO Il was hlnted that Mr.
Richardson was to give place to ex-senator
z. d. Morgan In the Treasury Department
and that Mr.. Jay was to be recalled frou
Vienna. As neither tho President nor Mr.
Murphy has yet arrived In Washington, yer,
little credit will be attached to the Tri6un
rumor. The fact Is that the President simpl,
visited New York, and returned last cvenlni
TO Long Branch.
National Republican., 1873-06-26
BUSINESS IN THR LEGISLATIVE As
HRNIUIY.

In accordance with the concurrent rcsolu.
ton, the Legislative Assembly will adjourn
sine die to-day at 10 o'clock. By that time II
Is expected that nearly all tho important
hills will have bceu acted upon, go that there
will be no necessity for an extra session. Tho
tax bill has already passed both houses. The
deficiency and the general appropriation bills
arc still pending In 4 conference committee,
the members Of which will, IL Is TO be hoped,
be able TO come to au agreement upon the
various items, so that action may be secured
upon them before the adjournment
National Republican., 1873-06-26
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
AFULL DRAWING CERTAIN
$500, 900 inBank to Pay Gifts.
TIN IHausAnp eAsR AIRS PAIu IN FULL
100000 for only . 1 O.

aalSD aI1T 4 cosoEsr. "a ala of the Pubic iIbrsry
p kentncty, having been sold 70 insure full draw
Ing, and the wiAh having been universally pressed
that the lloooo oash gifts offered should &c drawn In
full and pald In full without any scaling down, as
heretofore. the management, with the conc renee
of tho trustees, have. determined TO allow Ninety
days more for the sale Of the = mnant OF tichets
left on hand. The concert aud distribution Adyer.
tsed Tor April z therefore postponed 70 Tuesday,
July is1S, on which day, aud no other. they will
positively and unequiyocally take place In Public
Library Hall, Louisville, Ky.
ihls Ms1d eoPeeIi ths ioI|qwiRg cash gifts yill
National Republican., 1873-06-26

THE Chicago Tribune and other leading
papers are engaged In the discussion OF tho
proprlety Of teaching foreign languages In
our public schools. Tho general tenor OF the
discussion gives evidence that public senti.
ment Is adverse TO such teaching, because Il
Is generally believed that the policy Of our
public institutions should be to AmcrlcanIze
the incoming population Of our country as
soon as possible, and to reprcss in proper.
tionate ratio, but with cautious assiduity, the
instructive feeling Of affection for foreign
lands which must naturally exist In the minds
Of the children Of our adopted citizens. This
argument is very good so far as It goes but
Ii is unnecessary for the reason that expert.
ence proves that the best Americans we have
are those Of foreign extraction, who have
vivid rccollections Of the prlyations Of theIl
forefathers on which TO base comparisons be.
tween the Governments Of the United State,
and Europe. There Is no danger that dis.
affection towards tho United States will be
generated by correspondence with the clti.
Eens Of the Old World; but on the contrary
no more effective way Of inducing cmi
grafton can bo found. While Ii Is therefor,
unnecessary that . knowledge Of foreign
tongues should be taught, except for business
reasons, thore can bo no objection 20 IL.
National Republican., 1873-06-26

Tue New York Times Is doing brave ser.
vice to the Republican party In attacking
and exposing the political corruptionlsts IN
the city Of Philadelphia.
National Republican., 1873-06-26

The DEMOCRATS OF ONO are troubled
over new departure which is known as the
ALLEN County Bolt" At q convention held
In that county II was resolved that "both Of
tho political parties have demonstrated that
they arc powerlcss TO check or control the
existing tendency toward the utter demoral-
izatlon Of the politics Of the country" and an
independent convention was called to meet
on the 30th Of July. They further condemned
the Democratic representative and asked him
to resign.
Some Of the Democratic papers Of the
State, Including the Cincinnati Enquirer, give
the members OF the convention credit for the
display Of courage and nerve. It docs not
seem probable, however, that the movement
will amount to much, because, as the En-,
qlirsr says, there is an element In the
Democratic party which can't be handled
easily, and while new birds arc being caugh
at the mouth Of the net, 4 number Of OLE
birds escape through hole Ia the rear.
Nevertheless there are many who have bceI
leaders who do not hesitate TO declare thei
sympathy with the movement.
National Republican., 1873-06-26
LOST AND FOUND.

DoCKETBOoK LOST ON WEDNESDAY
i eyenins. either on seventh. or Eighth streets,
rsd leather PoSkeie9oh. containing . email sum
ture, for the return Of which to the once of II.
lArd's hotel suitable reward will be given.
7 osT-A PoCkET-BooK CONTAINING SIX
II unindorsed NOTER, one lnforted, two Treas-
ury drafts, and . small amount Of money The
Under can retain the money and will be further re-
warhed by leaving the notes at the NAtiobal Metro
politAn Bank. l1etn
National Republican., 1873-06-26
n o r. s A L r,

nes twostory Frame House, contSinhiS i've
rooms, on seypUth street east betwesn and u
streets narth. Lot ltIln, 20 lStoot alley Price,
o $50; t0D cash, balance &G per month
p and streets northwest Six rooms, water, gAt,
&c Price e3.6oo; terms easy.
A Farm Of forty -Hix Aetea, one mile from Ben.
ning's bridge, overlooking the city; twenty acre.
under euluyatoui balance in timber. improved BY
time.
Also, houpes lots and vacant squares In all parts
Of the city and District terms to suit hasors
:, Al.o, Farms, lmgrgycd and unlmproyedi in aAry.
land, Virginia and the District N Columbia.
Inquire Of CHARLES STEWART,
Building. myku
National Republican., 1873-06-26
BOARDING.

LNtRsT-CLASS BOARD, WITH SEVERAL
n iaTge aud single rooms nov yscant, in . de.
mer mOntha. Also, Table Boarderu can be accom-,
modated y s0 month. Apply at No. "a Third
street northwest le3S6ts
A FEW SUMMER BOARDERs CAN BE AC-
"A cOmmodated with good board and pleasant
rooms, In dellghtful and healthy locality, At =
fruit farm on the Virginia highlands, In full view
Of the CAPITOL thnee miles out of the city For par.
tculATs, Apply BY letter 70 u fRLL0wS, oeofEe-
town, 4. q or inquire at rs Third street north.
west, WAAhinston. jeis iw'
RoARDING,-BoARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
- ROOMS. In good locality, convenient 70 the
street between and X streets northwest seplSu
National Republican., 1873-06-26
SUMNER RESORTS.
NEW HYGElA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.

Tt,. srisudld new Hotel is nov open for yiatorr.
Ths Iorr,ion y ss.htifSi, With dne, surf Rs,hins
TishnR, he, and being furniehed Win ~ ths mgd
n attractiye 10 the invalid or pleasureseeher.
Terms, % per day; eao per week,
CLARK a. WILSON,
t.atn, proprtefofn,
National Republican., 1873-06-26
J. =. BRopHEAp,

NO. uSo ofennsytNnnia avenue, Room D,
WASHINGTON. DO.
special:Attention Given TO Investment Be-
eurities.
Refers by permlpslonto TO
Lewis Johnson 4 Co, BANKERS, wAAhlnston, D. O
Moses Kelly, esl,, Cashier National Metropolian
Ho6; " BrOdiesd, second comptroller. wssh.
tol, Warrington, u. u.
Nov ofers for sale securities, with principal and
veetor 10 10 10 per cent Interest
Before loanins depositing or investing you
funds at or per cent call and examine these se-
curitie. Demonstrations ESQ. sioo. ESQ f5oo, In
Amounts TO suit mhl7ly