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National Republican., 1873-09-12
GENERAL CITY, We US.

The Board OF Police held their regular meeting
ness.
The usual meeting Of the labor council which
was 70 have taken place last night, was post
ponsd for want OF quorum.
The congregation OF the East Washington
Methodist church, Rev. Jacob Wilson pastor,
are now holding a protractei meeting, with
MAJ. wm. Dickson yesterday appeared on the
Avenue with 4 splendid turnout, 10 VIII ride
a spirited steed on the occasion OF the 1rst parade
Of the National guard.
The old fence which lnclosed tho east side Of
the Smithsonian ground has been torn away, and
the innovation adds greatly TO the appearance o.
the grounds. The general wish Is that It shall
Capt. John BAKER, the wellknown cigar man,
who during the season dispensed Hayanas 70
the patrons OF Congress hall, Cape May, re-.
turned yesterday with his family, and can again
be found at the National hotel.
The Quartermsster General has had number
Of buildings, recently located on Connecticut
avenue and Nlnsteenth street, torn DOWN, and
sent ~ }ss % ciIsens Relief kssocisicn, ihas the
lumber was at his disposal for distribution TO the
poor. ~
The Metropolitan branch Of the Baltimore and
ness ness. This TACT IS presumed to be the case on
account Of seeing Mr.. Joseph Mattingly, the
gentlemanly passenger agent, doing brake
duty yesterday afternoon on sWestwanloound
train.
The children who attend school at the Jensr-
son building, especially the boys, amuse tnem-
selves during the recess by riding on the freight
trains which pass up and down virginia avenue.
This Is certainly dangerous, and for the present
1t would be well II they were made TO play IN the
beautiful yard Of the building. n.r
At the meeting OF Morning Lodge, !. o. q. T.,
Wednesday evening, the lady members gave the
gentlemen quite happy surprise BY preparing,
privately, bountiful supply OF luscious lruits
and meous, and the way In which the delicious
peaches, grapes and cantaloupes disappeared be-
fore the Rratlned and delighted Good Templars
needed 10 be seen 10 DO appreciated. .HL|
been determined to repair aud renovate the
Cathedral In TINT city. At q meeting OF protni-
nent Catholics, held at the archbishops resi-
depce on sunday last, large amount Of money
was contributed for the purpose. IL s proposed
to rebuild one, u not both, Of the towers OF the
ednce, and to put on . new roof and lay new
stone floors.
National Republican., 1873-09-12
CTTYITEMS.
oM Do Yau Feelf

The feryid heats Of summer are now over In
what condition have they left your Isyour liver
torpid or disordered, your appetite feeble, your
digestion Imperfect or painful, your nervous sys-
ten shaky, your mind lethargicf This Is the
state In which the autumn nndst tens Of Thousands
Of US, and In this state we are ripe for The mala-
diseases, which the heavy dews, the yapors, and
the vast difference between the temperature OF
night and day are apt 70 engender, Rouse your
Bitters. Wake up the Intent vitality Of the body,
which only requires the stimulating, strengthen.
ing and Regulating agency q this mighty vegeta-
Die restorative 10 enable II TO resume Its sctivity
and potency. Indigestion, blllousness, miasmatio
feyers and disorders Of the bowels arc the usual
sequences Of . long heated term. Prevent or
cure them With the Btters. You can do either,
The SKw CoLossApE HorxI, Philadelphia, Pa,
city psssnS snort snort dssnss & &C rom % pHsSss e aoo o. the
A TRUE BAIsAN.-Dr. wistar's Balsam of Wild
SneTry n.,,e truly bsis.m is contains the bal
properties OF tar and Of pine. lis ingredients
are all basanic. Coughs, Colds, Sore Throats,
DrSnshii, and Consumption speedily disappear
AYERS CHERRY PEcroRAL-the worlds great
remedy for Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and all
CincInnali Lion Laser,
Just received and for sale In caSks and bottles by
the agents, Palmer 4 Green, Georgetown, d. d.
The Flnest Lager Beer
now In the District Ia from the Lion Brewery,
Cincinnati, and for family use can be obtained
from dealers throughout the city, ct ei.so per
dozen, pint bottles. - lJ -1EJrI-fr
The eREAr RsaLrsH RzxspY for aout and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plaints, either of recent or long standing are 3D.
ylsed TO use BAir's 0out and RheumAtc Pills.
They can be relied upon as the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered To the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared BY
PnoUr 4 HARaAsr, s2s Strand, London, England,
and sold BY all druggists.
WHITE, clean. sound teeth. all may have By
using daily TuURsroNp Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price 20 and 90 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire It, all
may have II BY Constant use OF THohPsohs
Pomade optime. Price, 20 and 90 cents per
LisHrooLoHsp Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not soilod, J0uvms inodorous kid Glove
Cleaner will renovato thom thoroughly price %
cent? ,snSs . RsI bottle. An sold ~ druggist. and
wslLy yMAozNssrnnAD srRsssrnnNNa Plls-
TENS, whsnever Q plaster 10 needed are unri.
vailed. Rive 70, " And " cents ssea!
National Republican., 1873-09-12
sUPPOsRD El.OPEMENT.

Another Chapter ef the scstt-Lyues Affair
few days ago an account Of the attempted
seduction Of school girl residing on the Navy
Yard by an employee Of the War Department
was given In the REPUBLICAN. The Item further
stated that, on the head OF tho bureau being
made acquainted with the fActs, the man WAS al
once discharged from his position. Now comes
the sequel to the story. Whatever the relations
between the couple had been since publicity was
gwen TO the affair, Scott the man fefarred 20,
seemingly made up his mind that he would do
tho best he could, and although the girl VLynohl
Ia only about fourteen yean Of age, he procured
a marriage license, and, In company with her,
sought several ministers, for the purpose Of be-
Il Is said that on account Of the tender age Of
the girl oil refused TO perform the ceremony
without the consent Of the parents. AZ the only
chance left, the couple concluded to leave town,
and were soon heard Of In Philadelphia, whithei
| the father with the aid OF the detectives, tee'
graphed Instructions to arrest the gtri, but with
i what result n not known. !.
| II they get married u 10 supposed Spa WI
forgive the youth, but II they don't he had bettel
/ not come about this city again.
National Republican., 1873-09-12
REGISTRATION.
Meeting OF the Hoard Yesterday.

"eeHuk o. tue bouru hesteruny.
The bosrd ofregistration, consisting OF Messrs
George s. Gideon, p. NJ. Dubant, Robert A. Crit
m, 8. r. Watts and David Messer, met yester
day at the Governors once, for the purpose oi
making arrangements for their labor previous ts
the ensuing election.
The board organized by the election OF George
8. Gideon As president, and WIN. Q. Harper al
secretary, and IL was resolved TO begin their To-
bors on Monday, the 22d instant, at the Execu-
tive once, Seventeenth street.
Under the law passed by the last Legislature
there will be no general registration this year,
and the lab0rH OF the board will be confined 10
making corrections, adding new names and re.
cording changes Of residence. IL Is their inten-
tion to give all an opportunity. and for this ren-
son they will remain IN session for nfteen day $.
National Republican., 1873-09-12
PIsCATORIAL.
Pleasures OF the Columbia CIuh

Pleasures OF the Columbia Club.
The members OF the Columbia Fishing Club
are now lying on Mundys Pon., Nd, and lux
uriating In nrstclass sport. Among their cap
lures are any quantity OF nne sheephead, tailors,
trout and mackerel. Besides these, they have
captured O hundred and nfty. pound turtle, which
they propose 70 bring with them TO Washington
for their friends.
The club justly boast the best cook on down.
the-river trips, and offer TO bet the table they
set, - far as the edibles are concerned, will
compare with any hotel In the city. They have
one week more OF pleasure, and then back again
TO work.
National Republican., 1873-09-12
The a.reni Eu.Iern hI.nnusri.


This far-famed museum, ayiary, circus, Roman
hippodrome and Egyptian caravan Is to be ex-
hibited In this city at Sixth street lot to-day and
tomorrow, September ~ and 10, giving two per-
formAnces daily. The Great Eastern show Is
looked upon as q monarch In its way, having
thirty-one dens OF living wild beasts and sea
monsters, and, to transport II from point to
point one hundred ears, six passenger coaches
and four engines become necessary. Il has In
service over two hundred men and horses, and
its Inauguration has involved an outlay OF over
one hundred million dollars. n Is exhibited un-
der four tents, three OF which are for the i'm
nense o0llecti0n Of beasts, birds, &C., while the
fourth Ii believed to be the largest hlppOdrOme
tent In the world, having two large rings with
every double act In full view OF the audience.
As, for example. there will, at the same moment
Of time. be Q double grand entree, with two studs
Of ring horses, dual corps OF equestriennes, male
riders, acrObats, gymnasts, clowns, &c. Each
morning, at 10 O'Clock, there Will be procession
Of this great show, extending over space OF
Two miles, with three bands OF music, and living
tigers, lions, panthers aud jaguars loose In the
siIeet. A double circus performance is some
thing not previously witnessed In the city, and
viii, with tue other attractions, furnish 4 nov
city likely TO be numerously attended ~ our
citizens.
National Republican., 1873-09-12
A wssld.Be suieide.

Yesterday afternoon, "cnariey," the proprie-
tor Of the restaurant at the corner Of louisiana
avenue and Sixth street, got little too much
aboard, and fancied that he would be better dead
than alive. While In this mood he found lot OF
poison In the house and was making the neoes-
sary preparations to take IL and end his career,
when he was discovered by some OF his friends
and forced to desist. At this he became bolster
Gus and unruly, declaring that he would have his
Detectives Combs and Sargent, who took him In
custody and locked him up. After he had got
sufficiently sober he was released and went to
his home Q sadder and wiser man, declaring,
however, that poison was preferable to two
hours confinement IN the headquarters' cells.
National Republican., 1873-09-12
MARYLAND RRPUBLICANs.

PreparinG for the Fall Campaign.
The Maryland Republican Association held
their nrst meeting to inaugurate the campaign
last evening at Ciarke's hall. The attendance
was, comparatively speaking. small, but the en-
thusiasm was large.
Speeches were made BY Mr.. Z. Wright New
man and Mr. Joseph Trainer, urging upon the
members present the importance OF hard and
earnest work during the coming election.
Hon. Lloyd Lowndes and Hon. WIN. j. Albert
were elected members, and Capt. wm. Gibson,
y. Collins Smith and l. Wright Newman were
elected as delegales to the state convention,
which meets In Frederick City to-day.
The association adjourned to meet on the nrst
Friday evening In October.
National Republican., 1873-09-12

OTHER GANKs ~ THE RED srocKRGs.
Owing 10 the lsteness OF the season and the
large number OF games TO be played ret the Bos-
tontans will remain over until Saturday, the
18th instant, when they will play the Washing
ton nine again on the Olympic grounds. The
club will play In Baltimore to-day.
ACTIVE vs. CHEsAPElKK-
The second game OF the series between the
Active and Chesapeake base ball ciuba Was
played yesterday on the "Mill Lot" and resulted
again In favor Of the Actives BY Q score OF 10
To H.
National Republican., 1873-09-12
Twelfth District.

The executive committee OF the Twelfth Dis
trict Republican Club held a meeting at 1908 Z
street last evening, aud decided upon primary
election as the mode OF nominating a candidate
for the House Of Delegates on Tuesday next, be-
tween and p. IN. They also decided to hold
mass meeting on Monday evening next at Union
League hall. Prominent speakers will be present.
National Republican., 1873-09-12
Eerau,l Di.tFtct.

A meeting Of the Republicans Of the Second
district was held last night at Towards, on the
seventh-street road, and the club was reorgan-
ized BY the election of J. T. Settle as president.
IL was decided to give the support OF the club In
the reelection of o. 3. B, Wall. Speeches were
made By DR.. Bowen, WIN. Cunningham and
others, after which the meeting adlonrned.
National Republican., 1873-09-12
THE COUNTS.
special Tern-J.ds, H.mpsr.y..t


Special Tcrm-JsdGe Hamphreys.t
This court was engaged - follows yesterday.
smith vs.. Woodruff. Order continuing hearing
The court then adjourned until this morning.
Pslice Csurt-Jsdas Dawssa Pre- Tes.
wm. Sweeney, disortierly; %. Cronin Gray,
profanity; %. David Kepner, unlawfuiy tap.
ping . sewer: siO. An appeal taken. Allen
Campbell, charged with assault ana battery with
Intent to kill VIM. Green; held for q hearing,
or 70 await the results Of the injuries and q re.
quisition from the Virginia authorities; so or
dered. Morton Adams, coiored, assault and bat
tery with intent TO kill James short on the 1Ith
day OF February last. He was committed for
action Of the grand Jury.
THE Conservative convention OF Nansemond
county met In suffolk on Monday last and noml.
mated 8. II. Boykin for the House OF Delegates,
and A. G. Wlthes for commonwealth attorney.
After the adjournment Of the convention joint
discussion took place between Hon. John aoode,
IT,, and Col. ID. j. Goodwin, on the Con Iervatiye
side, and Mr.. J. Harmer Gilmer and Hon. James
II. Platt, IT,, on the Republican side. Mr.. Goode
opened the discussion with speech OF an hours
length, and was followed BY Mr.. Gllmer. Col.
Goodwin spoke next, and was followed by Mr..
Platt-each speaking an hour-and Mr. Goode
closed with half hours speech. The crowd In
attendance was very large, and close attention
was paid 10 the speakers, each OF whom was
frequently appiaudsd BY his followers.
National Republican., 1873-09-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
Wallis Opera House.


Jack Harkaway" drew q reasonable number
Of appreciative witnesses at Wallis Opera House
last night. The play itself Ia very light very
miryelous-to use q slang phrase, altogether
100 thin" to be useful or Instructive, perhaps;
but IL IL, nevertheless, very amusing to the young
and furnishes harmless diversion to the work
worn offioe-holder and business man. IL is q
dramatzation OF one Of the impossible and un-
natural stories OF the New York WssLiy. Mr..
Foster discovers much aptitude and talent as .
pantomlmlAt, and gets DOT OF the character all
the good there Is In It. lie continues during the
week.
The Theatre Comiaue.
The varied programme al the Theatre Comique
continues 10 draw respectable houses who seem
determined 70 show proper appreciation OF
thu Efforts OF tho management 10 please them.
Metrepeiitaa Theatre
was noisy and Jolly as usual, with good bill and
merry and happy audience. or course the
manager was 10 his most witty and amiab!e
mood.
National Republican., 1873-09-12
A Girl lIissiua,

Yesterday afternoon Information was received
from her father that Dora Brown, . young mu-
latto girl, about ntteen years Of age, had run
away from home, and was supposed to be hidden
inone Of row OF houses near Howard University.
The reasons for her leaving home are not known,
and the family are much distressed ut the event,
and begged the assistance OF the detectives III
securing her return.
National Republican., 1873-09-12
The Metropolitan BuiIdlns Association.

The attention OF the public Is called to an en-
terprise recently started In our midst, known as
the.Metropolitan Building Association OF Wasl :
ington." The object Of this association Ia to
oTer means for safe and profitable Investment,
and 10 use the words OF the constitution 1t has
Adopted-"to aid It's members In purchasing or
Improving real estate"
il IA needless 20 speak OF the character OF those
OF our citizens who are so successfully engaged
In the work OF getting up" this already large
association. but II Is Cheerfully recommended
both 20 the "lnyester" and the borrower" Tue
three and four thousand, with a constant de-
mand, Indicating that the books will be closed
within short time. The third meeting for the
psyment Of dues and sale Of money Is 20 be held
6n next Monday evening, at the rooms Of the
Board of Trade, ut which time II Is expected a
large additional amount OF stock will be issued.
pfaT q being tl each,
National Republican., 1873-09-12
The wa.hi.s,.s city savins. Bank,

SUBSCRIBE for stock In seventh series Terrific
nal savings Loan Building Association. Zee ad-
yertlsement.
National Republican., 1873-09-12
NatiauaI "a xiusn Hanh.

b. II. WARsRR has sold to Albert l.. stuTtevant
and John u. Bloes lots ], and 10 In Browns sub
division Of Mount Pleasant for t5,b0l.
National Republican., 1873-09-12

corner OF New YORK avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. banking nours TO 4; satnr.
days, 70 and TO Q.
National Republican., 1873-09-12
Take Care Of Your yaI.ubIe..

Call and examine the nre and burglar proof
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
YORK avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe-keep-
Ing OF securities. Jewels, sllver-ware, or other
valuables. Rents, from ten TO sixty dollars per
anuum, according TO size. No business man can
afford TO do without them.
Taks sOarnin0 from the Chfeaoo and Bosto,. lres
National Republican., 1873-09-12

A red-Thossand-DeiIar bend.
Suit was entered to-day by District Attorney
Fisher on the part OF the United States vs..
John w. Wright, J. Il. Wright, John d. Wright,
David 2. Holloway, John d. Defrees aud Thomas
Ewing for 100000 due upon an ofiicial bond.
National Republican., 1873-09-12
NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A sleeve button has been lost.
Grapes, butter and eggs at Dutrows.
House for sale, No. 1899 Columbia street.
Furnished or unfurnished rooms for rent
House No. 629 E street northwest ia for rent.
b. II. Warner will sell q three-story brick
house.
Election notice Of the Republican central com.
mittee.
w.H&o. II. Morrison have all kinds Of book
for sale.
Eureka R. A. Chapter. No. 4, viii meet thi,
evening.
Meeting Of the Knights OF St. Peter this
evening.
F. A. FIJI 4 Co. will publish soon an interest.
Ing book.
Nomination OF candidate in the Fifth LegE-
Iative district.
Warren Choate a Co. advertise the parlor
kaleidoscope, ac.
Building lot at auction September 20. 1873. by
Green 4 Williams.
Houses for rent by Thomas K. waggaman, No.
519 Seventh street.
The members OF Rising Sun Lodge, No. 1867.
will meet this evening.
See advertisement OF Miss Tolmsn and Mrs. O.
NJ. Condron's academy.
Mass meeting In the Sixteenth district on
Tuesday evening next.
CttfihRcs ior shif oy Jonn NJ. ioung, sixtn
street and Louisiana avenue.
Gantz 4 Appleman have 81, 900 Of washin gton
sinking fund bonds for sale.
Auction sale Of nne furniture by VIM. L. Wall
a Co., at their saesroom on Monday, septem-
ber IS.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held Monday
evening.
Rev. II. A. Cleveland, pastor Of the Foundry
church, will preach In Lincoln hall Sabbath
evening.
d. II. Warner will sell on Thursday, October 10,
at O'Clock, p. m, valuable unimproved property
on r, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets,
Trustees sale Of house on U street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth street northwest, on
Monday, September IS, 1873, by J. T. Coldwei
auctioneer.
National Republican., 1873-09-12

c)rner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on all deposits Depos-
c's can be made and drawn at will.
National Republican., 1873-09-12

RE.L IsIAIE bought and sold BY b. II. War
nsr, T2o Seventh STREET
National Republican., 1873-09-12

The subscriber has now fresh supply OF cages
Just received from the manufacturer.
Jos. L. SAVAGE,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican., 1873-09-12
Al Sl n. L.

PARTIES WISHING TO make secure Investments
can obtain good real estate loans upon applica-
ton to b. II. Warner, No. T29 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-09-12
KIDNAPPING.
Attempt ora Black ws.an to Steal n CLIid.

Attempt ora Black ws.an - Steal n ChIid.
Wednesday last, between and O'CLOCK,
while little boy, name Miney Bright, the son OF
Mr.. Bright, residing on Ninth street, between
Pennsylvania avenue and X street southeast,
was playing on the pavement colored woman,
passing along, took the child and went OF with
Il. The father and mother were very much
boys, Albert Bright and Clarence Adams, after
wards found the child on South Carolina avenue.
The woman sat down In the gutter to rest with
Miney when he heard his brother and Clarence
calling him, and he answered them. They ran
over To the spot and beat the c0lored woman
until she gave up the little boy she had KID
mapped, and they carried him home TO his
parents.
National Republican., 1873-09-12

RARE CHANCE Ia offered TO any one wishing
desirable two-story house In q rapidly improving
part OF the city. Bee advertisement Of b. II.
1878.
National Republican., 1873-09-12
NIocklnE bird q

The Man "Who Got Shot at savass's"
can still be supplied; also, a good supply OF
guns, pistols, caps, powder, ,wada. &c., &C.. cheap
for Etah
National Republican., 1873-09-12

The fair OF the Holston agricultural and me-
chanical society commences At AbtnGdou, Wash
ington county, on the 18th. and will continue
three days. .
National Republican., 1873-09-12

THRATRE CO1IIQUE. .-,
Eleventh street, below P.nnsylv,ni. .wnue.
OUR OPENING AN iMMEssE sUockss.
AoREAT COMPANY THIS WEEK.
Engagement Of the champiops Of the World.
MCKEE AND ROGERS,
In ther great speclaltes, that have won for them
world.renowned popularity. "
EnsSFsmsns I. Of the iamgr. European sensstios
HERR J. wkIFFRNBACH.
HIS marvellous DRUM SOLO oupon sixteen drums.
The great ES;,Hs ys,;.sis' Hsp HS1sd!iSs dn!ibSw.nps
rh' greatest dsUaak Raas Sss'fsf asidhF.s dlahxiFPs'
rA' mystic oh'1sf rs. .Fsistss FssisstssKrR. ..,.
The f.''in'sns MISS s'slsii GSisis sna iefs IssRs
'''iaEM MEEEsssRa iHf pEffHrEfSS psfsrESs
OUR COURT OF BEAUTY BALLET.
Tho 'A'rHfE Miss ssIaGSsPIs TSsSfs iss'li;k SSs'@li;sks
MAMMOTH vARiEfS iHf SIs IssNrERTA1xMEsr.
Th2 dSa2 ccSs ssSs VI w ei
Mr.. GEORGE W. ifafSiIfsn5 TaSMSsSN .. s.mp.o..
.da shfESSAr NeRis r. families every wEDSssDt
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE,
iHSs GaI and affsSs.as;ss fSs.ssss
MArrsrfs EERSssaba AsD s9sIsR
,.cr n. I SS:ass WEE W. sstiti.a - -
rins conbAts, Thrilling tableauL Powerful
scenery. Strongly drawn cnara ters.
so and e. Mo hss S-a III,
N $ii S;es%s:S GSfSHsd
vshJIRbAY EiaHTLw PIECES.
National Republican., 1873-09-12

J. II. sQuier e. Co.,
Bankers, No. l4ls Pennsylvanis avenue. pay 0
per cent on all deposit.
National Republican., 1873-09-12
R & o. r. R,a,M,IEs5TRoPoLIrAN i, NET

Is. " ~ :" hsa bRaseh. "oroLirAH
MONTGOMERY oogNIy AGRICULTURAL
AT R9ekviLLE,
Round T, "a ~ y AND ~
Trains leave &sshinston at 1,se $40 and 10 g. m.
:ss ASi aES. Hcfs ! KSSsTz Geasr.l me- As.u.
THE nocKvILLk FAIR OF THIS YEAR
wRpNEsDAY.~ WI TaHaSsbfT iffs sIsfssT % AND ra,pAr,
tn. Fair T. S.rs s sas nann. q undon.
;:si: Bssss NJ ssss sls:s
more more di.,an. POINTS take place morning and alter
rSfR rrRfS' 4 S'ss HsSE premium Of ,s osles.
Trains leave BALTIMORE and Ohio n. irosd depot
Rstarnins leave the Fair Grounds s,s and so
Hound TRIP tickets so,d for the Fair. including
sSasGn H. Aaiai'ns the r IN
hiSED N WILLIAMS. sse. fsisii .ssss
OLD NOT o o. E....s,.- = On. NO.
m ~ sr5 ..4 sale 1rm.
lARKKITRR,s,
No. ~ seySSssh q .Ss md ,rss suh'
.ti;s: $s: a .9ES ssS& & N %.$.
~; KihSs, Ssil;S Il A II. AZ. IN the Disii,cs.
Please ms TsmsnSes Sssi Name and Numbsr. ises,y.
EoR MOUNT vRRNoN. ~ =
Tao s.esme. ARROW, Captain Er,ni Hsllinss
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET,
DAILY su'd,Ezso EoUsR osUJssfRtsS SkNJs AT Y O'CLOCK. FOB
nfsb,st ,sn .suSf 4Mns s,ssmsr s1HAEs: Az:
National Republican., 1873-09-12

d. II. wARNER makes specially OF selling real
estate at public auction.
National Republican., 1873-09-12

ANY PERSON wanting money on real estate
subscribe for stock In Territ,riai Building Asso
clAtIon, See advertisement.
National Republican., 1873-09-12

The sale Of real estate At auction Ia made Q
specially by b. II. Warner, T9S seventh street.