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ORGAN At HOME--A gem for the organ
los, pubbshed this collection Of 40 Of the sey best
and most popular pieces arranged for the ogan Price % So
on, me- ratification Of has sold n
AMI de publishers believe their book sienen Of
,nrcsas DlTSON & Co.. Ill Broadway.
1 IFE-SIZE PORTRAIT of Mr.. GREELEY,
Had And BuWs have Unexpectedly received few copies Of
nj, excellent likeness Of MI Greeley The plate destroyed IN the
Bo,ton srr and offer them al the reguAs pree SL
The LozspA Mr. Greeley AMI Family still 70 be had al 81
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stances remain unaltered; and he IS prepa,e" and
other abuminoid substances remain qndlsluhLo oe,
and with all their essential properties he nus tr
able TO determine rotatory property III casein i0'
fold that of pure albumen.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-05
A COLORRD JURY.
Twelve Sable Men and True Sentence ono
Of Their Rnce TO Death for Murder.

Twelve Sable Men and True Sentence ono
OF Their Race TO Death for Murder.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. THE trial Of Dave
Martin and Jimmy Anderson, both negroes, for
the murder Of q white boy named Carter In Sep
TENDER last, was brought to close Monday, re-
sulting In the acquittal OF Anderson and the con-
viction Of Dave Martin OF murder IN the nrst
degree. The remarkable feature OF this trial lies
in the fact that the entire Jury were negroes.
the murder was white. The judge sentenced
the prisoner 10 be executed on the 3sth instant,
In doing which he remarked that upon the whole
II was gratifying to sec aud know that In q case
OF such Importance, involving such delicate re-
latl0ns between the white and black race, q Jury
to evidence aud according TO law. This
verdict presents q striking contrast to one
Just rendered In another State. Involving similar
important consequences TO them. Here Jury
Of twelve negroes, probably majority Of them
unable 20 read or write, gave such verdict as
the highest degree OF intelligence and integrity
demanded. There q Jury OF different race,
white men, educated men no doubt, had rem
dered verdict contrary TO what have been con-
sidered established and proved facts, so declared
by public sentiment. 30 much for the difference
Of Justice as administered In North Carolina.
His Honor regarded this fact as worth the calm
consideration of statesmen and law makers.
Honest ignorance should be recognized, while
intelligent vice should be scorned. The COM
were governed by their convictions OF what was
right. He would not thank them for what they
had done; no one should be thanked for doing
his simple duty. Ho had no doubt that Jury OF
white men, under similar evidence, would have
convicted white boy Of numbering negro boy:
Their verdict, at least, had not been Influenced
by any feelings OF race or caste. II certainly
presented food for reflection.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-05

Of them said word nor stirred. A lantern
was held up TO tho Villains face, and the
leader caught him by the collar Of bis shirt
aud quickly handcuffed him, raging, "Char-
ley, want you" Buchanan looked up with
stupid astonisliment and said. "What for 2"
the reply. For counterfclting. lie said he
knew nothing about II.
Under bis pillow was found loaded ro-
yolvcr, witch he was not given tho opportu-
nifty TO use, he being from the first covered by
the revolvers Of tho guards. search was
Instituted, and Ia bis clothes were found three
dollars In counterfeit fractional currency, nfty
cent pieces, the Lincoln head. He was made
TO dress and was mounted behind ono Of the
guards, stu hand-cufed, and so taken away.
The manner OF his arrest sufficiently explains
guilty parties being surprised.
The citizens OF tho country where these ar
rests were made were In constant terror from
tho doprcdations Of this band, whose opera.
lons were not confined TO passing counterfeit
money alone, but who stole horses and stock,
such as cattle, hogs, &C. The people arc
greatly delighted with the success Of the raid,
and arc thankful 10 the General Government
for organizing and carrying out the plan Of
arrest Attorney General Williams and, un.
der him, chief Whitley are entitled In espc-
clal commsndation for their prompt action,
and for placing every facility within the hands
OF the oinccrs In carrying out this gigantic
plan.
The reports that arc afoat regarding tho
inufiiciency displayed In this matter by Col
X. NJ. Douglas, United States Marshal fol
North Carolina, arc utterly false. lie afforded
every assistance within his power, and the
officers who were charged with the duty Of
making the arrests are we'll pleased with the
manner In which he gave bis help. Tho do.
tails he had nothing to do with, and he wa,
not asked to have anything TO dc
with them. While the scheme was being
carried out he was on duty at the States
Vile court, II Is TO be hoped that newspa
pers making the charges against him will
make the proper correction. This statement
Is made by authority, and without the know
ledge OF Col. Douglas.
There are several cases 70 DO heard before
the United States Commissioner In this plac,
this week. Several have already been bound
over. 81
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-05

The Elecampane aud Hoarhound Candy Drops
sold at Nattans Drug Store, Second and d
streets northwest az twenty-five cents half
pound package, are tho best cough cure in the
city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-05
RED MEN At MOUNT VERNON.
The Utcs, Arapnhos, Chcyenncs M
liheks nj ihs Iaxah NJ Nm .LIuasau

The Utcs, Arapnhos, Chcyenncs and
Others NJ the Tomb Of Washington.
The various Indian delegations now In the city
propose to go down the river to-day In the
steamer Arrow, with Capt. Flank HollinRshead,
TO see the wlgwam OF our nrst great white chief,
now removed to his "happy hunting grounds"
Let us hope that the several tribes will smoke
the "pipe OF peace" on this little trip, and refrain
from war-dances, tomAhawk pitching, halr-lift-
ing, and such like amusements. Capt. Frank,
OF ne big nre-canoe, will do well to explain to
them In his own original, graphic and happy
style the use which the great Chief George made
Of his ''little tomahawk," and how he couldn't
tell q lie about 1t afterwards.
There is no telling what the effect might be
toward inducing these braves to exchange the
war-path for agricultural pursuits, although IL
may result badly for the preservation OF the
cherry trees and "sich." BY all means let the
Interpreters be sworn, and the Incident OF the
"little Ratchet and the cherry tree" be impressed
upon the minds Of the red men. The cere-
monies should be conducted with dignity and
solemnity in order to make q salutary and last
ing Impression on the minds OF the "poor Los"
AL who can avail themselves OF the opportunity
OF seeing the tomb Of the '.Father Of his Coun-
try" under such interesting circumstances
should certainly join In the trip to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-05

D. II. Warner has . book in his once which
The odorieas ExcsyatIns Company have quar-
tiers In tho Board 81 Health rooms at $40 per
month.
the agent for the Theodore Thomas orchestra
was in town yesterday. me orchestra comes
here on the is,h.
Al the IAN meeting Of tho First CORPORATION
Building Assoc ustlon 1880 was sold at an aver
age Of si.To per cent. Ten shares were re-
deemed.
Tho Marine B and arc soon 70 have new set Of
the best Instruments from the finest maker In
Paris, and VII a9ub,less render very entertain
The meeting Of the Young Mons CHRISTIAN As
sociation last evening was conducted by Mr..
winsow, and was male very interesting " the
eloquenco Of the Cite, spcskcr.
he accommodation nor reporters At the Board
OF Health meetings ars scry meagrc. A table
1s by ~ inches has beeu provided On which the
write.
Yesterday morning M Samuel t. brown, Of
Georgetown, was kicked by his horse while de-
scendinF the Rockville road, and had hia leg
broken below tho knee. DR.. kicinschmidt set
| tho broke limb.
The spirited team Of Mr.. Joseph 1. Savage
| became unmanaseablc yesterday while being
driven along the Avenue and nan away, upset
/ ting the buggy and seriously tnjurinR the same.
Mr.. savage escaped uninlured-
| A three-story building 10 going mp between Ill
and as Seventh street, which 10 to DO an orna-
ment 70 ne business ,,n, Eas, o. tns city, The mrs,
the other two stories have their castings Of Ohio
i freestone.
Tho following permits to build have been Is.
sOfs fep Street. sns
northwest, and two do. In the rear Of Richard
Holmes' two-story frame. Third street, between
L and NJ southwest.
/ the supreme Grand Lodge of the independent
Order Of Good bamaritsns and Daughters of Sa-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-05
GEORGETOWN SCHOOLS.
Meeting Of the Hoard Of Gu.rd,,u.

Meeting Of the Board Of GuardIan.
The Board OF Georgetown School Guapdians
held regular monthly meeting last sSening;
Anthony Hyde, esq, president, In the,chair.
The bills OF Mr.. Crandall for $3.50 and the
Georgetown Courier OF $3.50 were received, ap-
proved and ordered to be paid.
A communication was received from the Bu-
reau OF Education In regard TO reports and cata-
logues Of the schools, which was referred to the
superintendent for his action
superintendent WilsoR, !nresentcd q summary
OF the monthly report OF rsachers for the month
Of October which shows the number OF pupils
since last report ia; admitted by transfer, 50;
admitted by ticket, 20; transferred, 50; with
drawn, q; seats forfeited, -; dlsmissals O num-
Der on roll, IOI; number OF vacant seats, 49, num-
Der OF applicants, !; re- entered, 81; receiving
books, I; number present, 800; number punctuai,
2l5; corporally punished, %: number OF pupils
tardy, 1873; number Of cases of hardness, is2;
teachers absent, 81; teachers tardy, I; visits OF
trustees, 80; visits OF superintendent, q visits Of
parents, IS.
After the transaction of other routine busl-
ness the board adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-05
ITEMS FROM VIRGINIA.

Fourteen prisoners will be discharged from
confinement In the penitentiary Ut Richmond
during the present month.
The following vessels entered and cleared at
the port Of Richmond during the month Of Octo-
her: Entered, % sido wheels; $50 tons burden,
40 men; % propellers, $50 tons, ais men; d
schooncrs, 1,0S6 tons, 30 men; briRs, 6i5 tons,
II men. Cleared, . banks, bsS tons, 10 men; rs
sde-wheels, 81, $50 tons, I46 men; % propellers,
1850 tons, 4lb men; schooner III IONS, men.
On Thursday, while the little son Of Mr. W. y,
Gregory, Of the Yirginian, was playing with his
companion on one Of the streets of Norfolk, q
dray loaded with lumber drove by at rapid
rate, striking the little fellow and knocking him
down. The driver, whose name could not be
obtained, saw what he had done, but took no
notice Of the child, who was lying In the street
with his elbow disjointed. There Is entirely too
much reckless driving In the city, and It Ia
strange that more accidents do not occur.
Judge Keith, Of the Circuit Court Of Loudoun
county, Va, now sitting at Leesburg, has de-
clded that the church properly of the Methodist
church at Hamilton and Hillsboro', Va, belongs
to the Methodist Episcopal Church, aud not 70
tho Methodist Episcopal Church south. as
claimed under the plan Of separation OF the
general conference In 1eit, and the action Of the
Baltimore conference In relation thereto. An
act OF the Legislature soon after the war pro-
yided that the question Of property should be
dectled by vote OF the CONGREGATION, and thus
most of 1t fell into the hands Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-05
ITEMS FROM BALTIMORE.

A Democratic barbecue took place at seeger
= Stiefers brewery Monday afternoon.
John Hoeifner was accidentally shot In the legs
Sunday afternoon and seriously Injured.
The fourth annual celebration of Independent
Lodge, No. lOI, /, q. q. n. took piace Mondnv
night.
A hov named Frank IOWA, had MI. ,,on, ,oo,
mn oysr Nv one al ina psrt a,an,n sas. 'o ~
Monday and seriously injured. y"
No, Joshr. v.rs.n, ~. p .,... ..,
ana snh,ce,had 10 IN onS soos
oss.. ~ nnnr MonS.s ha,o,a Gaaa v1m VI
o e.n cis,r ~ ,ha snn. yoo neoiso hooihson'
'eir e'e'H VI 'no ouPeio, eou-
young man named John Heck died suddenly
a. $3.50 O'Clock Monday night at his fathers resi-
dence, No. 80 North washington street. DIR.
pausch va sun,nloAed' but death mad occurred
ocIore nc AfiiVed.
John Hill, foreman In Evans d Reeves OYSTER
packing house, Canton, fell on the 7:25 q. m.
train OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington aud Balti-
more railroad on Monday and broke his left arm
below the elbow.
The matter Of the establishment of n botan-
ical conservatory OF Druid iIill PARK. which Was
agitated some time since and sfterWarda mar.
TALLY abandoned, will possibly soon be revived.
The subscription list now IN the Academv III
Science committee, shows that M. 400 hss been
collected up TO the present time,
Mr.. shntcr of Adams crnrcss I'M. ro,.,v. A.,
bale Of cotton FINN Anensta "a Via cInclnns,a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-05
CORCORAN ART GALLERY.
RiectIon OF Officers OF tho InstitutIon.

Blectiou OF Officers OF tho Institution.
The t.ustees OF the Corcoran Galleryof Arts met
yesterday afternoon and elected the follow ns
officers: VIM. Mcleod, an artist, aud 9 gentle
man OF culture, and admirably qualified for the
position, as curator, who will have charge OF the
arrangement OF the pictures, aud correspon-
dence pertaining to art matters, and the general
lshment; DR.. +. s. Barbarin, now OF tho engi-
neer department, a. assistant curator, librarian
and assistant TO Mr.. Dyre, the secretary OF the
board Of trustees.
DR.. d. Is well known In Georgetown, where
he has resided from early youth, as n gentleman
OF uncommon taste In matters OF this kind, and
the trustees have acted wisely In selecting him
for the position.
II these gentlemen accept they will enter I'm
medlately on their duties, aud the gallery will
be opened as soon as 1t can be arranged and
properly prepared.
We congratulate the people on this movement.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-05
RRv. }. p. HUBBARD's SERMON.
A strnngc sermon In the Church or the
ElrnsRcrS,

TstA- EiisDr ~ ne Naiie..i Rsp.sIieas;
SIR: Referring to the sermon on the ChrIstiar
mini.,rv hermit . Isvuan a, ,ho r,,..aaa,
rn,,..s . 80. -, ,s e nr'oopa'
arc not only contrary TO fact, but are In direct
opposltion to the teaching Of the Church In
which. unfortunately. Mr.. UubbsrJ bonncn. N
""o", uu'o''e"."v, h''' nuoos'" nappens W
be priest and a representative Of a Clique
known as evangelical jesuits.
It Is far beyond any lust conception Of honesty
for Mr.. Hubbard, and tho PARTY TO which he he
io7qs, 10 teach what IL 40 pslpably in direct on
position to the doctrines Of Inc Church. 1'hc
Episcopal Church emphaticaIly teaches The OK.
cluslyeness OF Its priesthood possessing as n
docs, prerogatives which those known a. "iow
churcbmon" deny. II this he 40. while these
men remain In the Church as blshops priests or
deacons, does not the boosting that they have
violated laws they cannot change seriously in
lure their influence or destroy II entirely Let
any reader OF this paper take the Eplscopal
prayer-book and turn TO the communion service
and the form for ordering priests Che eNplana-
ton, "Preshyter,r no where occurs) and he will
see A. glance that the Church not only has a
priesthood, clothed with Divine authority to for
give sins, but also teaches the doctrine OF the
real presence In the holy eucharist. Mr.. Hub
bard certainly cannot bc unaware OF the fact that
there are In this, and every city OF the Union
priests In the Episcopal Church who celebrate
the blessed sacrament as an adorable sacrifice Of
hear confessions every day and give absolution.
The cry Of Ro,nish, Popish, &c., is Appropriate,
so It seems to these lights OF the low church
party. We cannot discuss this point now, but II
always sounds to me like twaddle when an Epis-
copalian talks Of Greek and Roman corruptions,
for our Church would transfer Father White
ion while hIa PreshyterIan fr,enl an Won, ami
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-05
THE COUICi's.
Supreme Csur, Of the United States.

TUESDAY. November Z. 1873.
On motion Of Mr.. j. T. Z. Cottrell, II. NJ. Finch,
can. of MiluauIee. Wisconsin. was admitted IN
-, ..' s,, 80 ..s'a. " a, y, ~
pIacioe as ah h'orney ahu eou"seior ot TINS
court .,,.. nv, .
No. 90; James ~, Sarpentcr, app elIan,' VS.. Inc
1hHeu S IN luz Ssusg wns ngus" ~ MI
ny. neIson nnu MI. EA, uns,, y, GUM 1
sel lot ,me hppenan', anu ~ mr. ooici'or Gen
era fnluips, LOT .nn appeHees.
NJ. %. LUZ haMg f1fs1neneeis hssuIhnce
~, pia,nuns IN error; vs. nii,aru .: hetonuni;
snnnsn, Nv III das.,Ssn, IN np,or ~ -,
s ~, WY ~. ., ~ e' %penou Wv
ieco.u nnu moNeu tno ooui. .oI W. hm,mhnce ~
.nc ]uagmen. win cos'r' interest," an" Nu per
oc NJ a ~ p.r,o,,, o,,.u,n, -. ID.
~ o.. a. nnaup,pn, aPpe.snn' w. "oh"ei'
No. 20. Arson Eidred, plaintiff In error, W.
The Michigan Insurance Bank. This cause wa
argued by MT. j.. i. Z. Cotreli; Of counsel for
the plaintiff In error, and BY Mr.. ii. NJ. Finch,
for the defence.
NO. u. The Northwestern Union Packet Com
pany, plaintiff IN error, vs.. Mary McCae, admin.
istratrit, &c. This cause wa argued by Mr.. j.
p G. Cottrell, Of counsel for the plaintiff ia err
rOf, and submitted on printed arguments by Mr.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-05

wrsrCuySrr, Nov . Tho co,,, MN, cr,w,o,
,hI. r,,,nI,, o,r,na % . .,a,,a,, ...,,.a A., ~
,a.s,,,o y. ~. l..,S .',,,., ." ~ ~ ,ne
ma ,So a,,.no, mnr,,orcr 10 M scon S y, ' ,na
a,,,,,a W '' VI '"'
n. \, ,u,. ,....,,..,, a.. ,.
francH NJ iyic ucscripeu 'ne stranger tnat
was with Udierzook In MS barn as other wilt
ncsses have described Wilson or aoss. lie wore
gai,cr. somc,b,no ute ,bosc shovn pecoa-
nni,ci Ihe nso,ogrsnh no ,iuc Inc n,c,nrc NJ liz
a,,.n,nr Ia wnrn a rIng rncv as,J Ibev had
camn ,n,o ,he ,,apn ont ~ Tho rsjn '"'' ''e' """
Fmer A Pvic, a ann ri thc issi uitne.s. aged
wnr, a,assrs attSche% ~ H. neck Win eor%
Tbonas ~ iondenstager. Who WORKED AT Inc
sanis est,blisbment in baltimore. testIaed To
seeing box four OF nye feet long deposited on
sway nv iIdJerzook and Goes the ,lsy preylous
~ ibe are iiJ,iayzo"t saIJ II hcii Inanbinerv
Tor Inc Iaboratory.
,ers~iiic tcatiged ib,t ItdJcrzoot csmc 10 his
ho,e, an tho morning of lima m with ano,bcp
man and stayeI ali nieht Wines de,aiieJ Inc
asor IN ,nn , nsgShorhn and ,suins awas
IN ,bn oyc,,ng bis fr,cnd' whn mai Rent cioae N
bis am mar ,nost oi the day' li,ilcrSook savinS
he was sick and taxing his meals up 70 him. liz
with the family, The Two left about o'clock
Identified the photograph as ike the stranger.
Mira. Jeiireys described the stranger and recop-
nlzed the ph5toQraph AZ resembling him.
'Uarney Towrcy, boarding al the hotel, gave
Tho details Of inc jcnariurc of the two men in n
wagon, going towards Cochranyille.
i'' ,rrn.,aa., ..a.,,a~
AFTEhNooN sESSloN.
The most important evidence for the prosecu-
tIon was elected during the afternoon session.
ned that the accused came to sec her husband,
and had an interview with him In the woods.
samuel +. W: Rhodes then testified as "a the
conversation had with Udderzook. The prisoner
asked him n he had n wagon that would hold
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-05

Wallis Opera House = Mccullough rs
Othello.

wallis Opera House - Mccullough rs
OtheIIo.
Thia Istinupisbcd actor WIN nromiso. In MI
a.. 49,, 49, -, ~ -. 80 s.,n. p ~ W.
tue vacant piaoeoi us Breat p'ecep'or' EDWIN
Forrest, achieved another notable triumph last
night, In MS magnificent inpcrsonatlon Of the
,ealous Moor. A large audience. comprlsInu n
~. .a.as.,,.,,an 80 ,sa ,.,a., .n', nn,,,,.
iAr REPRESENTATION ., tue 'Aien' anu culture OF
the national metropolis, greeted the second ap-
pearance OF Mr.. Mccullough, and from the grand
soene in the senate-house. in the nrst ACT IN
-h,oh ho 40 ,oh,v .aa,ass.s Tho n,ra =, 49,.
~ a.s.nc NJ ~ y, III ~ M e nence
ona ~ ~ VI ,ins, y, XIV c,h gensc Desue-
Sinh . .nnn hars y, nj, III last acl ~
nSn ne seh d mei puie spt " heaven anu "a
avn hraSa h"t nn,n,ppsd Sssr, e hs1t nv ns
oemh,ena anal, Snnna az NJ mi W hen .ne as
sen, III spc.'Iuounu oJ ~ inaseIy po,trayai
"a n n,anoa P"''o"' VI '''0' 'oa'ou'y' na'leu
~" whan ngsr,on,.,n. thu An. -, ,,,c,,
, Mhen oontch,pnH Wy nnc ac'hg o. mcCul,
s 1Isn ,aS' nS, aau w,,h ~ tne v anu
ssonnH, sa nnnin No, hn,, ,sInS Wy pay
s,nSn' w ooaa so' np s IN .nht ,no
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SaS en.h, Ky HIM nnt onis ~ r =, ns jay
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-05

Change OF Time on the Baltimore and Pc.
tomnr Railroad.


tomnc Railroad.
The new time schedule Of the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad went Into operation
last evening at 6;45 o'clock, aud hereafter
trains will run as follows. Leave the depot
corner Of Sixth and B streets northwest, OF
4;4S q. m, sos q. m, New York express;
1913 q. IN, local; 11:15 q. M, fast limo
West; 1i13 p. m, New York express;
1913, Baltimore express; $50, accommo.
dalton; $40, accommodation; Dos, New
York express; 0:3S, Pacific express. On
tho train leaving at 1l;35 q. IN. a through
Pullman palace car, via Harrisburg, Pitts
burg, Newark, Columbus and Indianapolis
10 St. Louis; another palace car on same
train through TO Buffalo, via Emporium; on
the g:39 p. m. train through Pullman palace
car from Washington to Chicago, connecting
at Plttsburg with through cars TO Louisville
and st. Louis.
Trains arrivo-8: 3 o. M, from New York;
S;25 q. M, accommodation; S35, Baltimore
express; 1895, fast line from West; $50, ac-
commodatiou; 513, New York express; 5:45,
accommodation; $50, mail; ll:0S, express;
lies, express.
The time table Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad was changed yesterday, as will DO
seen by our advertising columns, and there
are now fourteen trains daily to Baltimore,
three for Philadelphia aud New York, and
two for the West, besides two local trains for
Point of Rocks.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-05

The District eight per cent. Understanding
bonds are receivable In payment Of improve
ment and sewer taxes, ana as numerous bills are
now being Issued by the collector, 1t will be OF
advantage to property -owners to know that
Messrs. Dickson a Patterson, COS Fifteenth
street, opposite the Treasury, are enabled 10
furnish the public with all classes OF bonds at
large discount. BY reference TO our advertising
columns II will be seen that this enterprislng
nrm has established branch once at No. 2O5
Four-and-a-half street, convenient to the ofiices
OF the Board OF Public Works, for the sale Of
bonds, and for the purpose Of giving prompt at
tentlon TO the settlement OF taxpayers special
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