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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

GOVERNOR WAsuBrRS, of Wisconsin, has
allowed himself to he mislcd by the mis-
statements and lies OF the Southern Conserva-
tive and Democratic press to such an extent
that he has been guilty of what the enc
mics OF the Government characterize US an
important admission" In speech which
he delivered ut Fond-du-Lar not long ago he
said: "Candor compels me to say that the
South generally has been terribly accused
by an inroad OF Adventures from the North.
South Carolina, Louisiana and Florida are
absolutely ruined by them; and there Is no
hope for either Of those States but 10 rub out
and begin anew" II Governor Washburn
had studied the history of reconstruction
days In the South as closely as a man Of his
prominence In the Republican party should
have done, he would not have made such
an assertion. The truth is that the non
natives of the Southern States, as carpet
baggers are now euphoniously called, present
u showing as regards intelligence, honesty
and patriotism which entities them to rank
way above the average native Southern poll
ticians. In the States alluded to by him not
a single Republican Is now In Office who Is
liable to charges Of corruption which can be
honestly sustained. The rascals have been
weeded out Of the party. Such men as John
7. Devices, X. X. Scott and II. c. Warmoth
arc either firm supporters of the opposition
or have been driven out OF place and power.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

PRorxssoR YouMAss is anxious 10 reconcile
the scientists and the theologlana. Dipping Into
the future, he predicts that twenty years from
now the Evangelical Alliance will rise to Its feet
at mention OF the names Of Darwin and Spencer.
Ills opinion Is;
al believe myself that evolution Ia q grand oh.
jcctive truth OF tho universe, sill much obscured
and besot with difficulties, but uunistakably
outlined and supported by a mass OF evidence
that preponderstes overwhelmingly. In re-
liqious point OF view II has but one plgui0cancc.
Onering q grander conception OF TIE cosmlcal
order, and a deeper insight into IT. wonderful
workings than had ever before been attained, II
Is the sublimest tribute that the human mind
has ever made TO the glory Of the Divine Power
to which It must be ascribed. With the accept
ance Of evolution the unworthy philosophy
ments OF his own work comes to an end, and the
argument passes into q new phase"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21


Ii Is the greatest absurdity to talk Of negro
supremacy. It Is only by the completely of
both ,he Democratic and Republican parties
that this can be accomplished. You point to
negro rule In South Carolina, where the
negroes have very large majority. Like
their masters, they want power and office.
Make them all Democrats, and where Is the
difference They will elect their own race to
Office, and you have Democratic negro rule.
1t Ia pointed at as an example Of Republican
corruption. Is 1t one half as bad as the white
Democratic Twcedism Of New York; Bull
lock, the carpcL-bag Governor of Georgia,
issued fraudulent railroad bonds. Angler,
the carpet-bsg treasurer, refused to sign
issue, and saved Georgia twenty millions Of
the debt Conservative orators charge her
with.
Conservative Congressman, representing
the hard working, oppressed taxpayers. Of
Virginia, after bcwing prudently counted
noses
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

show the most effective results In November.
The Valley willgiye strong vote for Hughes,
Ramsdsl aud Fultz, JusTIcE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21
ITO ARCHITECTS.

wAHuIsoToN, August, lisa.
I4accOrdance with the provisions OF an act Of
poegfess, approved March Z, ISIS, the unders pned
hereby invite architectural plans or ssetches mot
including details or working plans) for new build
Ing for the Library OF Congreas, to be drawn In Ac
cordance with limits and conditions which will be
Furnished to applicants The sum OF hftsen hun.
d5ed dollars viii be pAid for such design M may be
adjudyei the best by the commission; one thou.
gani dollars for the second best, and Ave hundred
December, lb7a
The plans must be submitted on or before the lot
gay OF November next, and hddressed tpIepaid)
TO the Librarian Of Congress, Washington, ID, u.
fChairman 81 the Joint Committee
on the Library,
4 op,,,t..,o, Chairman VI tne Senate Commit
>'A he on Public buildings and
Aulseo Librarian Of CONGRESS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21
nEADING MATTfR:oN EVERY FACE

TIL. RRPUBLTcAy MAS A LARGER CIR
ruLarYoy THAy AMI OTHER MORNING
PAPER ~ 7Rs DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

The Washington correspondent OF the Bos-
ton Globe is making some owlish predictions
In regard to Mr.. Chasc's successor. He is all
wrong. lie is not an authority upon any
thing, except the commune and steamship
swindles.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

The St. Louis Democrat says; "Thc pres
cnt state Of the Democratic party Is a subject
Of serious. discussion among the friends Of
that political organization. Some say IL Is
dead as door nall; others that IL L. In state
OF suspended snimation; others again that II Is
alive aud kicking. II Is our opinion that Its
condition may best be described In the Lam
guage Of that eminent temperance and Demo-
cratic orator, General Cary, who, In depicting
tho woes Of the confirmed lnobriate, was
wont to say that he had thought OF life left
but the power to suffer, and all Of death but
the quiet Of the grave"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

step into the office Of the Sergeant-at-Arms
and say "Gentleinen, ] want this thing I'M
derstood. voted against this iniqutous bill
to take this unearned money from the Treas
ury. But am law abiding and selfsacri-
ficing man, and bow to the will OF tho major
ity. Have you counted out that money fair
aud squarel Hand 1t over" And they walk
down the marble steps, and returning TO their
taX-paying constituents with the gre9nbacks
between their fingers and bursting from their
pockets, point to South Carolina and Louis
lana and cry. See how those Radicals steal! 7"
Shall they hope to escape by raising cry OF
calumny against otherst Does 1t lie In the
mouths OF Conservative defenders Of Tweed
ism, funding bills aud railroad monopolies 10
cry Radical corruption"
Can you longer vote with this conservatism
that now plays us false, and has killed not
only Greeley but itsclfl VIII you not rather
vote with this Republican party, that must
be the dominant party In the nation for the
next fifty years; that has forced Democracy
and Conservatism into following and adopt
Ing Its principles for ten years; that has COM
PEELED 1t TO abandon every principle of gov
eminent II has ever held, and that now In Its
triumph will bring
IMMIGRATION, CAPITAL AND INDUSTRY
into Virginia, and build up her waste places;
that will bring peace to our distracted Com
monwealth, and take from the National Gov
ernment the prOiiercd hand oil cordial sym
patty and active aid, and make Virginia,
what she was destined to become, u most
favored State of the republic!
Capt. Warren s. Lusby, In response to the
calls OF the audience, delivered brief speech
OF elegant power and forcefulness, arraign-
ing the so-called Conservative party for It's
notable Inconsistencies and deception. He
strongly deprecated the violent and warlikc
character OF the Conservative campaign,
when we so sadly needed peace and harmony.
lie spoke OF Its runous administration OF the
State finances and the utter want of honesty
and wisdom that had well nigh wrecked It..
Paying high tribute TO the personal characters
of Hughes and Ramsdcll, be showed the great
interest Of the working mau In their election.
As II Confederate soldier he had done with
war aud its halreds, aud could not consent
to Virginia being again placed in an attitude
of hostility to the Government. by the cleo
ton Of Rcmper and Withcrs, nor could the
voters Of the State be cOnscrlpted
to their support. We regret our inability TO
give full report Of Capt, Lusby's eloquent
speech, full Of grace and powerful effect.
Judge Fultz then delivered very able
speech Of some length, which our breyity pre-.
vents our doing Justice to. lie discussed
several points OF law and finance and closed
with patriotic oxordium, after which the
meeting adjoured,
The meeting was a grand success, aud Will
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REAL E Eth n PisEE ,lSHay OF rnK

IL CITY OF WASHINGTON,
In separate plAts for each square on scale Of Any
and subdvisiona. with date aud name q same. ysri.
Surveyor Also. the assessed value Il srSuhd sTd
IA 1fsa IT, sS The
plugs, wateI,mAins. and fre alarm stations, aud
s rs Rss Ss Ssa he sss e
weekly nnmbers. not 70 exceed nifty, each contain.
Tho DuSs sBs 1Ss.. sss nsl Is
aaSst q Mcssrs F.sSa and = 'h Srs ss
RssIefss 81 q SSs
t9p" aud they may Be assured n q the eSrrestn.ss
subdivision as the same ere n record in ny ONCE.
Surveyor OF the District Q columbia.
/ also have agreed to examine the statistical "a.
cation. 20 that The information In them viii b. cor.
rect and In conformity with the Numerical Book
and other r''0' %II Z nSsT55aAN. Ia. osrs
are thoroughly satisfied as to tho facilities and
ability q Col faehz % prepare such Real
every way reliable and Of value % tie public rem
orally, We heartily recommend his enterprise 10
ri 81 TS fs :. Of
subscriptions and orders WILDE received at the
Oftcs e p FAIRS SON. an Ninth street, northwest,
T. Il ", FAEuTz, lee Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, or n Mllburns neg drug store,
FITCH a FOX, Real Estate Brokers, lbg Penney.
yania avenue, opposite the u 4. Treasury.
Sample numbers may he seen at either Of these
offices aud prospectus will he forwarded upon ap,
plicAtion to any address as may be desired.
As II Ia contemplated to commence Issue on or
lb9ut October lst, early orders ere solicited and
ms Ia ASSURED Ef, NJ FAFHfH,
f.W.PRATT, |
el6.du Ooppisrs aud Publis hers
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

TnE Lacou Ull.) Home Journal, speaking
OF the plan Of the Senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections recently promul-
gated, says AS the object Of change In
the law Is to bring direct vote Of the people
for President, we cannot see tho need OF so
much tomfoolory to accomplish 4, and then
the above plan Is not much Of an improve
ment on the old ono. Why not let the people
Of each State vote direct for the men oil their
choice, make their returns to the State, and
from thence send the popular vote to Wash
in2ton."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21
DYEING AND SECURING.
EDUCATIONAL.

MISS HARR0vERS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
Nl LADIES and CHILDREN, lSs8 I street, op-
posite Franklin PARK, will reopen septcmbcrs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21
We TAKE great pleasure In obllging Zone OF
our aubscTlbersn BY printing the following:


our subscribers" by printing the following;
"The famous Charles Forbes Of Tuckmay
HILL ireland, has been 'ppolnted cOachinan to
His Honor, the Turkish Minister, which his many
friends will be glad to learn"
The construction OF the above Is little am
blguous. Whether tue friends OF the dlstln-
gulshed gentleman from Tuckmsy Hill, Ireland,
will be reJolced at the appointment, or the friends
OF the Turkish Minister that he has secured the
services OF so illusrrlOus cOachman Is not Alto
gether clear. Perhaps there Is ground for con-
CALCULATIONS upon both sides. It's very evident,
however, that the diplomatic corps has received
a most valuable acquisition In the new charOteer
10 the Turkish embassy, and that there Il an ln-
mense sensation IN nigh life below stairs.
GRACE GREENWOOD has brought her days OF
camp life TO an end, for which we cannot be too
thankful. On the mountain peaks she met
"Miss Anna Dickinson, travelling In right Jolly
and manly fashion, looking IN most eNuberant
health and spirits." II strikes us that It would
be mu h more becoming In Anna to travel on
the Plails In lromGniy fashion, and that our
stately ufacc might 1nd something more worthy |
Of commentator in Colorado than Anna In |
breeches on horseback.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21
p'AERr,S INSTITUTE.

Miss NJ. A. L. PHILLIPS Boarding and Day
School for young ladies has rempyed to the larger
Fifteth street bet Madison and Fifth avenues
near Central Park. A select number Of pupils linn
and enjoy the privies Of q rehnsd and beautiful
h?me. feferenocsi Rey Samuel Hanson Coz, D. D..
Ever. d. D., and many others. A kindergarten De
partmsnt for little childrGn. Application may be
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

after abusing them oil their lives. They Ind
slandcrcd Grant numerically last fall, and
pretended to worship him and his power
aftei the Republicans had reelected him.
They would fall down aud worship or hoard
for power, place and profit. The people
would vote Tor Hughes, whose able utter
ances were the most statcsmanlike enunciated
l.. Al. 81. lnll hI ha .1alII
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-08
Notice 10 the Friends OF iia1 SiSas
School.

This activity OF thc YOUNG MEN'a ChEsTlAE
ASSOCIATION is too well aad t=vorably kn""n
10 require any mention Of lis merit, and Of it,
Claims upon the benevolcacc Of all philant-:rorlc
as well us Christian citizens.
There was, perhaps, never a time when tbs
School promised more good by way Of improv-
ing the boys Of the city by this meals th"n III
the present.
Numbering about forty pupils, who every
night in the week are taught and trained in
those things that go to make them good and USE
fii citizens, instead Of being left to roam round
the streets without guide, aim or object, nothing
could be more desirable than tho continuation
Of this School.
l5ut it becomes necessary TO make known 10
the citizens that AL the funds for It's support arc
exhausted, and it must be discontinued III once,
unless the means are immediately placed in the
hands of the committee to keep it up.
We are sure that this notice is all that is need
al 10 secure the desired help.
All funds for the above object will be sent to
& Ii. ROBINSON, Treasurer OF School Board.
C. ONEAL, Pres't. INCA.
e. II. ROBINSON.
GEORGE il. HILL.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, February 70. 1872.
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~.

III -; a lssssss
ALEXANDRIA y FR"EpERIcKSEuRG RAIL-,
After 800 p. m. Friday, December IN. H.
trains will run rs follows:
Leave Southwark from AlcXandris & F-r4..
icksburg depot at 500 II. m, accomum;u.;..
daily, except Sunday LIS =. III. Sou,Fcrr :.
press daily, except Sunday. The Soutl.rr -
press ut II Is p. m. runs through 10 Eici fr.,-
without change, connecting with train. g.,
points South.
Leave Northward from Alcxandria x r-na.
icksbury depot at 3.13 a. M. Northrra F,,-.
daily, except Monday; 5.lS p. m. acconr1.t
ton daily, EXCEPT Sunday, conncct- .nr.r
North and West. The Northern Ez,~.
leaving 1T 3.l3 Il. IN. rum through IL /
timore, without change, connecting with IN,
on the Northern Central Railway Tor tie y
and West.
ALEXANDRIA y WASHINGTON E,I.E,.h
After 800 p. m. Friday, Dcccm!"r It'll. H.
trains will run AS follows, daily, except >urw..'
Leave for Washington from -. A.>,, >....
dcpot ut 5.3S, 7.53 and 9.lS an, and Ia. XII
4.53 and 6.53 p. m.
Arrive from Washington ut 81. A,ald >,ru
depot 1T 7.43, 92S and 1l.5ia II. H., AID -.I>. I'LL.
G.3S and T.. Il a. III.
Leave Washington for AlcAnadria from Lac.
scngcr depot, cor. 9TH and Is streets. s., ~
S.43 and Ills q. m, and LIB, 3.@s, e." g..
H. 90 p. m.
ms-Alexandria and Fredericksburg HsitN,-
trains leave passenger depot, cor. 9Th and b..
nj 80 n. nj. Southern Express, and I0.j" =.
Southern Express for Richmond and wi ,.u..
South. EDMUND l.. DuBAH.l.
Supcc!a:c:.!u,
ED. S. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent. isl -.
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'E'TIE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH S.

STURGEON .-Epicurcs seem to estimate the
pastronomic value Of certain fishes according to
their price and the difficulty OF obtaining them.
Thus sturgeon, which in this country are now
PRINCIPALLY used for fertilizers, are regarded IN
Europe as a regal dish and bring high prices.
In the early history OF this country the salmon
were so plentiful and So cheap in some localities
that the indenturcsoihir servants sometimes
ccntaincda provision that they should not be
compelled to eat this delicious fish ottcner than
once i, week. The same increase o~t'value. it IS
predicted, vii! happen tothc now common her
ring, which has recently become unccmnoa!y
scarce on the coas. Of Scotland and therefore
commands high prices.
THE ALLAN LINE OF SrEAMERs.-Ihe al,
Ian steamers plying between Norfolk and
Liverpool are gradually solving the question OF
direct intercourse between Virginia and the
'OlI Word" Immigrants with capital from
abroad, the direct shipment OF our great staples
to foreign marts and the importations direct BY
our merchants are leading features Of our III
dependence and assurance OF our prosperity.
Tie Allan line is to play 10 mcagrc part IN the
regeneration Of virginia. A recent revision
of the rates has been made.
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TNHE COPAkTN EHSillP IihkEi"r",.
l. existing under the firm nam" al "iFN@ !.
Il SLAYMAkE Err Is this dag dissolved b. M.
tua! consent. Either membcr Of the firm J. a.
thorized to sign the firm name ii >~e.t.,:.
Ali parties indebted are r,lut>tr! !" H@
prompt payment, Us it is imp"rtaIti t. cio.r -
business nj once. Thanking our !ri"":s ~.
public generally for tbs very ibvr"i !~r1t@"a-
extended IT, US in the past, we most respect
ask II continuance of the same l., our s1ae".~--
WHINE It y SLAl MAkl..
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- "RFOhk AID BOSTON.
RI -~.-.tacr LADY OF TIE LAKE. con
Htr'ia~ q. &orioi. vita the steamers IT. a
yl the Merchants. and Miners T~r@ns-4a4SsaEssEss
p"]r.a.ior Company iyr boston, will leave her
wharf. NJ. / south wnarvcs, EVERY MON
ia: and THURSDAY ut $50 p. m, for Nor
folk. Returning, iesve Norfolk onTUESDAY Us,
and FRIDAYS, at 3 p. m, stopping ut Fort
Washington, Glymont, Pinoy Point, Point
h.ooto-. aaL FORTRESS Monroe.
This Iln", connecting ut Alexandria with tie
a.. 4. :. Il. Az ". 4 Q. r. Rs, sid ut Nor
:o!!; with ,ho i"-lon steamers, Offers superior in
i-ccncn!s ipr tic rapid and careful shipment oil
all kinds # freight % Boston. The rates being
low, II" a..r:..ita u shippers Is particularly di:
recla.! /. this ;ci,;rv. XII freight forwarded
fro o: voar;i,l>=:.'!. std th.yagh bills Of lNiing
riTra.
-? !~ri":;, ~ ...:s"-o apply on board. or 10
Z. y "NUNnK Norfolk, J. q. WATERS,
Err: 9'.r"H, n
i. \. REED. Agent Alexandria.
DORSEY "LAGGETT, Gen. Agt.,
.,,v:. 18Th 81. and New York ave,
Washington d.. Z.
fr~t class fare 10 Norfolk, 81; roun! trip, SG
Second clr>> i,t" {" Norfolk, 50; round trip, So
NJ .3-ti
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.aJ-LADIEs' MISSES AND CHILDEES's BooTs
\ SUCCESSIVE are this day receiving Il iuii
linc Of Ladios', Misses and Clilldrcn'< Boots aud
Shoes, suitable for fall and winter use, clnDrac-
ing al Of the styles now in use, which we conf
IDENTIFY believe to DC the very best stock IN The
city. We solicit purchasers to call and exs"l-
inc for themselves: rs they will be sold 81 10"
uriccs. Ioct 81 WADDEI's, II King ST.
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4 O TICE

.r-- OTICE.
Tie steamer COLUMBIA, Captain james
Harper. will resume her regular route on SAT
UltDAi next, March lst, leaving BALTIMORE ut
lo'clnck p. il returning. will leave Pier 5,
.Ai"xanIria. EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT, ut
III o'ci"cl.
rc"AIl way freight must be prepaid.
For further information apply to
feb 25-2m B.. WHEAT, Agent.
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g7IEGINIA: At rules held in the Clerks
Y ciiiCc Of The Corporation Court Of the city
Of Alexandria, on th4 3D. day Of March, 1873,
John West, plaintiff, against Susan Il. West,
defendant: In cil*ncery. The object of this suit
is to obtain !: divorce :: mcnsa ct thorn.
The defendant not having entered her appear
a"cc and given security according TO the act of
Assembly, ard the rules OF this Court, and 1t ap-
pearing h. affidavit that she is not u resident cf
this State. ii /. ordered that said defendant appear
here wi.him one month after due pub:lcAtI"n OF
this order, and 4" what is necessary TO protect her
interest in this suit; ard that y copy of this or
der he Forthwith inserted in the AlexundriN Ga
xttte, Il newspaper Published in the city Of AL
exnndria, once Il week Tor four successive weeks.
and posted at the front door Of the Court House
oil this city. 4 copy-tcSt:
MORTON MARIE, Clerk.
law 3 Tavlcr, y. q. NH 7-w4W
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NOTICE-.Having purchased IN" c;iin...e.
~ Of goods 81 Wilmer ~ StavIn;Ncr, 49,"
continue business ut the old stand.
ian u y. r. WITH Ell ="
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~r- LOWER POTOMAC LINE
~1--~A
5 \ y, l. " EEkLY TO BALTIMORE E,

s \ II / " EEkLY TO BALTIMOR E,
Stopping ut the
ruTOM AC LANDINGS.
the splendid steamers
;:hpEGHANNA and
CHARLOTTE VANDERBILT,
Will leave AlcxardrIa EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY. ut | O'Clock y. IN.
Returning, will leave Baltimore, from pier No.
Light street, EVERY TUESDAY and FRI
DAY AFTERNOON.
No !rcigh. rrc,.ivc: after T. O'Clock on day of
For farther information apply TO
ilrDE X JOHNSTON, Agents,
No. = Prince street.
Nlira in Rnlti,nnrr. 12S Light 81. feb 24-tf
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TETRSGNTS.
pUTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.

On and after MONDAY, thc3d Of
March. HOURLY TRIPS will belAdssaaR
made by the Ferry Boats between Alcxandrla
and Washington. commencing ut I n. NJ. Last
trip ri i D.. III. from either end Of the line.
). ). HUWISDN, Prest.
(. GEpxEy, SiIpt. feb 2S-lw
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r11uE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA

i -
To tic Sheriff Of Alerandria County, Greeting,
You are hereby commanded to summon TILE
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD COMPANY to appear before our
Judge CT the County Court o: Alexandria coun-
*. nj the Court House Of the said county, on
the first day OF April term, 1873, to show cause,
if any itcan, why the report Of the Commissioners
made on the application OF tho Alexandria and
Fredericksburg Railway Company, and return
cd to september tern, 1872, should not be con-
iirmed and recorded and this it shall in no wise
omit. under penalty Of one hundred dollars, and
have then there this writ. ;,
Witness, DAVID NJ. HUNTER, Clerk of our SAID
Court, ut the Court House aforesaid, this oth
day Of February, 1875, and in the 9Ith year OF
this Commonwealth. y copy-tcSte:
feb l1-w4w DAVID NJ. HUNTER, Clerk.
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= REEN : notion IL 80.

~ REEN' notion 10 I ST.
Sn.O0e WORTH OF CiiILDNE%'<
CARRIAGES.
To arrive in y few days the first ia,tr.""'' "
MY order for .
two THOUSAND DOLLARS WUEi,tu t
CilILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
which are the best, most stylish. -tr"H@">' ""
cheapest that can be found in the United >@nr
For the convenience Of parties HAVING .
Carriages, | would STAT" that will hay
hand Il full supply of CARRIAGE IN.
TUkES or attachments, such nS Nn,r
Springs, &c. ClfAS. W. GEEE%,
feb - 81 King s'r'rt