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STOCK-STOCK-STOCK.
SUCCESSION OF J. N. DIRRHAMMER
nyG. EERIET & C0-JoHv Q. NO,

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. IS 973
ny G.. DE FERRET & C0-JOHS @. mon
ID rose AuCtioneer-Otfce Ne. 30 ROYAL street
WEDNESDAY, February 90 1874. at twelve O'Clock
NJ al the ST Leuis Auction Exchange viii he sod
bv public auction by vlrtU" OF yvo orders from the
Rai A. Z. T'SSot. Judge OF ne Second District
Court dated January - shu F"ol"afy ~ 1910. i"T
account of said snccessiOn-'
ten SHARES of the Capital >toek OF the Tel'
tOnia National Bank of New OiI6ius.
Terri Sat TIVE I've months credit, with "Isi: Per
cent iuteress u.r Eruum from date OF sale 20
payment. Wit. good and solvent sec~Iity.
TEL
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DT NASH s. HHDG>ON.-W !, H1p6>of,
ID Auctioueer.-OtiCe No CsT0Ud"!tt street
on SATURDAY, March I. 1873 at twelve o'clock
NJ At the st. Charles Auction Exchange. III ths
basement rotuuda Of the 81. Charles Hotel IN th:e
H,n 4. L. Tissot, Judge of The Second District
Court Tor the parish OF Orleans. dated tuiaTy 70.
1873 docket No IS &S5. fer account q: III rncces-
sion of William H. cameron. deceased, a: p2ohe
auction, will be sold ,
THREE VALUABLE LOTS 'F "Fot NJ. "Srtnci
u,+ the huiIG o. and :mpcovtiueut~ thereon, s.
ated in the Fourth psn.c' =: tn. cry. IL the
SQUARE bounded by S. Charles. '2I0ude.et, on;
rev aud Sixth streets designated rs Nos :. and
I which measure as follows. IL VI: Lot 30 J
measures In2 feet 10 .uchessi .j.e, front on 5.
Charles street by depih .thu .f"E' on HlEth
street Cf $50 feet. forming til. corner at 81.
Charles and Sixth streets Lots So.. anG meas
ure each 81 FEET inches .!ae- irony on tarode let
street bv depth Of $50 -tet, adjoining lot No IN
is rear and forming the colneI OF C&roTdtIet and
sixth streets. AccOrdiE. TO a Ian made by LOUIS
Il Pile late city surveyor. dated June 1881.
rsiI;s-C.sh on til. spot il United states treas
urY notes. 'at7 Ito ID u mn
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AUCTION SALES.
By 6. Z. Gi1ardey IS Go.

ERS- GREAT SALE OT THE SEASON.
OS TEs YEARS CREDIT.
fCf Account OF ABSENT OWNERS.
COnpIisrg enc. tvs and tiresstOIy houses. il
iTame and in brick.
AVALCABLE BATTCEE SQUARE rear The Grain
Elevator eIs.b'y situated for commercial and
industrial purposes requiring water 'front.'.
THE OLD SITE OF THE LATE sr0CE LANDING.
Tchoup,tol!las and ChippswS streets. and
fronting Louisiana avenue.
THAT s0LIDLT BUILT kANGH OF ONESTORl
BRICK DWELLINGS on Louisiana avsnus. be-
;VeeI Chippewa and Jersey streets.
SEVENTY EIGHT CHOICE BUILDING lots. com.
prsiDg Che foaT eLt.Ie squares bounded 10y
Magazine Constance. LauIe.. AntoEine, Anne Ia
a!.a Fouci.er stre.ts, with a! lie improve
ments thereon and immediately opposite
OF th' pretti,s: improved s.buI Ds OK he city.
and the .aud6ou. Tes.deLCes OF hessI.. WHIT,
Peyton, F"Est.ti. &c Bro:Le-s. Goodwin and
Others. AID.
FOUR SQUARES or GROUND .,ons Deiachsise
Fouche.. Aus ia. 81. Denis ard -. Patrick
streets AID c:Eer very utsiat'e banding SITES.
Thee withcu: reserve or terms Of fifth in
casa and tie T.ma .nder az ten wears credit iOE
notes OILY 0'I.,s =. PER Get; per an ...n n
:eres:.
The above Gt st; ned p:oItE:v = a. sod fIte from
taxation. e.".Pt toE The a9..:sLt wear. PAYABLE
TniS IN ~! arc. under c:.t {. the bee; titles IN
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NUNITI9N.

NAEY am SULLIVAN IT AS. -. DR.. ". 7.
h.GG. No. 3tli
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PROPERTY CORNER OF DUMAlNE AND ROMAN
STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL KENNY
SALE ~ PARTITION.
F MICHAEL KENNY.
DYC.E. GfRARDEY a. 90. NICHOLAS

Second i'is;l:c. court for the Parish OF ur.eans-
40. i5,sO9.
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TWO DOVRLE TENEMENT COTTAGES. CORNER
OF JOSEPHINE AND LIBERTY STREETS
FOURTH DISTRICT. AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES FERGUSON DE-
CEASED.
Second Dis;I.c: Court TO, the 7%'.A OF VI.t"ns-
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pv..suS HODG.OS.-w. T. HoDGsoY

xp NASH l. IOINt'-'
ID auctiouetI-OtfiC No. ) CaroDde"t street.
On SATURDAY. March 9, 1873, at twelve o'clock
NJ at the 81. Charles Auction Exchange III the
basement rotuuda of the st. Charles Hotel, II This
ctv by yiltu. and in pursuance OF all order OF the
Hon. a L. TissOt, judge " th- Seconi District
Court for the parish of Orleans dated January
80 1873 docket No 1868. for account q the suc
c..sion of Charles Ferguson. d. CEASED. at pubic
auction, will be sold-
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. together with De.
buildings and Improvements thereon, slt4dttd ID
the Fourth District OF Tins "ty. n the square
bounded by Josephine. jackson. FIdL KIN ana
Liberty !latr Ellen, streets. Ges grated as NOS
and {? which al o each oth": and III. ,sure as !o.'
lo1s, 10 VII.
10; No Iusa..r.. y feet |" inches front or LIB
az, ,late ELEM street. by icr,h aud front On
JOsephi.l. street of 50 feet and i@:na ne c"'hei
~ JOsePfiae and Liberty streets. -
Lot 80 M asU-ts - feet inches mont On I'D
eriv GATE Elem street. hv depth Of =" teet al
bet Sttu paIa!le ue American Ined axe. = cord
- 70 plan exhibition - Tie place OF SAFE
I'll, IN provements consist 81 a douul" tenement
fCa me cottage house on each .0!, containing thr-.
Rooms .s4n EIDE. With pI,s!ts c.ste!n, sIeGs,
sc.
TyIul-~-ta.n -. 10 -iu: =: ul;s, States treas
IVY uOte-.
Acts Of al 3,tore John F. Cole, .o'@iy I.H.:c'
az The eXp-i1'e OF the pHEchastr
f.l 4 u u NH,
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BY Nash & Hodgson.

VALUABLE ST. CHARLES STREET PROPERTY
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM II. pAMLRoN, De.
CEASED.
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THAr VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
SIXTH DISTRICT.
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The above IL bed property a: sod fIte from
taxation. e."ePt toT Tie as.::eL: wear PAYABLE
CniN in 49,! aE,! under c.t 1. the Beet titles IN
the State.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
sHE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
.!x.H IIs.RICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

HANNAH PAULINE GOLDSTEIN Us. JOSEPH
.saac Barnett-NO. 4lD4
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Theentre w4iho0: reserve Oh terms Of OU. fifth IN
casa and tie I.ma Lder az ten wears credit iOT
notes OILY asa..,s =. PER Get: per an ..;n n
teIe6t.
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ATkTE or LOUISIANA.
MARY kSSH GFIxR WIFE "a EENR
.SchwanG:, HeE Husbau%-So. $50.

= Nth DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH %
ORLEANS.
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DS G. DE FERRET g. CG.-iOHN G MON
ID ROSE. auction eer-0ttice No. 30 Roya! street.
THURSDAY. March y, 49,. AT Twelve clock ~.
a, tGe s.. Louis AH.-l"I. Exchange. vii. be sold ny
puh'c alct.o.. by ":l:ue Of an order of the Hon.
a. l. 1GssOt. Judge OF the Second District GOnrt f"E
pails OF Orleans. dated FehT .;try G. 1873. the "i
lowing described properly. for accom-: 0: said se
Ce.slOI-s
A LOT or GRGUNr. situated in the Second Dig
irlC: OF this city, the square bounded Dy aioI'
Gett walk. Tolti. 81 La-s and Milo' streets and
ssuriug u feet II inches front or CaTondeiet
walk !G. feet ince. lines front Oh MIC street.
?. feet IL width on the rear Inc. anu iol feet
.ucL lines the SIDE line ;eaItst 70 loDt street.
L gether with tie DU.lf .rgs .rd improvements
thereon. he whole according 20 pan I1aGe by
- or exhibition .: tie 81. Ions Arj;iaE HN'
charge.
notes.
Act o: sale before John =. Lar. sole. notary YEe.
.ic, at the expense of the purchaser.
fe20 % rntlE i Y ~
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SUCCESSION OF MARY }. ECKELS.
s. conc, District Court for the Parish OF Grie2Is-
10. 5 &c
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YOUR TWO STORY FRAME SLATED HOUSES
EkISG SOS r. II 10 AND 70 EUI kRPr
STREET BE'NsEN 81. CHARLES AsQ "A
kOSDEL-T STREETS.
SALE TO tEFkCr A PARTITION.
>CCCESSlOE HUTCHINSON.
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q n. {
UI.1V!lV sauRT OF THE UNiTLD
STATES.

!SI RI' J Wy UIINIaNH.
v .EE MaTTER CF MRS MARIA \. 4. TR. aE-
want. Bankrupt.
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DIAMONDS. SILVER and PLATED WARE, WEAR.
ING APPAREL AND CLAIMS.
SUCCESSION OF MISS il McILHEN
DYG. DE FERRET & CO.-,oHN G. MON,

second Us..-c: Coart for the Parish of OIleaH
No. IS a.i,
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AUCTION SALES.
By 6. De Ferret s. Co.
EtrSE ANb LOT CORNER OF MIRO ;Nr CARON.
DELFT WALK.
Succession Up :osEPHlsE coy:RowJssK,

Second 1!e:E.c: Court 70, the Parish o: Q.ieats-
No. - c.S.
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FOUR SQUARES or GROUND .,ons Dsiachsise
Fouche., Anls ia. 81. Denis ard -. Patrick
streets AID c:Eer very ots.,a.e tl!lid .ng sites
National Republican., 1873-06-05
MIR. POOLS PARTY,

The Tribune Of yesterday says;
This Ia very sad. Tho great workinRmenr
party, ex-senator Pools party, which had moth.
ing TO do with politics, II utterly demofallzed
by an internal convulslon. What the precise
trouble Ia docs not exactly appear. Tue party
Is divided into two factions. The great ek
senator with his red clay pipe with q long steIr
10 at the head Of one faction, and certain enylou,
members compose the other Reconciliation
we are Informed, il an impoaaibliit. There Il
emily one consolation In contemplating this SAD
news, and that Is that the new Free Trade party
now has the ncld all TO itself, and can rush
ahead and become the party OF the future. Thai
seems 10 be the only chance, for u certainly ISM
the party Of the present"
The precise trouble" which the Tribtn'
cannot see Is that the ex-senator with The
''red clay pipe" was endeavoring TO eonyer
the organization into machine for his owl
advancement. As soon as the honest work
ingmen In the council became convinced o
this fact they quietly Withdrew aud left Mr.
Pool alone In his glory.
The Tribune thinks that now there Is Z
chance for the new Free Trade party to rusl
ahead and become the party Of the future
The Tribune should give the Liberal Republl
can party q chance. BY all means let 1t rusl
ahead.
National Republican., 1873-06-05
F0RRIaN NOTES.

FIVE Of the nine members OF President Mac.
MahOnS new Ministry are Journalists or AuthorS.
VIENNA Is the only large city in Europe that
has thoroughly adopted the American street-ear
system. Indeed. In many respects the system
has been improved.
IT IL now the fashion in Paris At receptions Tor
ladies TO sit In the centre OF room, back TO
back, on large ottoman, and on sofas against
the beehive. 81 course, no position can be more
effective for the display OF dress.
ON rHE day Of the opening Of the Cniyersal
Exhibition at Vienna the telegraph station there
received O,56I dispatches, that Is TO say, nearly
1900 more than hal been presented on the busiest
ssy aS rom 3 e
900 words.
GERMANY IL about To build a canal from the
North 10 the Baltic Sea. When this canal Is
completed the German navy win have the adyan-
tage OF the Interior lines, and no enemy can un-
deTtake 10 blockade the coast without having
neets In the Baltic and North seas, and each Of
sufficient strength to meet the entire German
navy.
A NUMBER OF Cuban volunteers belonging to
the companies commanded by the officers who
published the protest against the TrfbHHs have
puOlished counter protest, alleging that they
never authorized the captains TO act for them, or
sign the protest In the name OF the volunteers;
On the contrary, they really prove that large
majority OF the volunteers and worklng-elasses
are with the Tribune. .. 7. .aaI
THT demands OF German feet in case OF war,
in 1859, according 10 memorial before the
ReichstaR, would be / admiral, vice admirals, 4
rear AdmirAls, - captains, tat sea- d9 corvette
captains, l65 lieutenant captains, 29o nentenAnts
lat seA) ~ sublleutenanta, lat sea- 80 pAymAs-
ters and storekeepers, % enRineerR, l,09a deck
and sub-Oiiicera, lO,q6T sAllOra, 9Ol machinists,
SO maehinlsts' mates, 299 asslAtant engineers,
2,lsl tremen, q masters, 81 masters mAtea,
sps artisans, l4i hospital assistants and 800 boys,
National Republican., 1873-06-05
TILE vun1n1, c,mAInN.

Tho following dispatch from Nhis city to
the New York Tribune appeared in that jour
nal last Monday
The Radicals are frightened At tie thorough
orRanlzatlon OF the Conservative party In Vlr.
giniA. The Republican administrator organ
Il me fate q he nation dspsndeS S upon s ons sI.r
tons. II has suggested the nomination OF Geo.
u. Denale, native Nirginian, for Governor by
neIteTs ~ s,eSt ,Ss n "a y, Se ra1
cal politicians Of the State who are known 70 be
IN favor OF the nomination OF Judge Hughes.
The latter however, Is not the choice Of senator
but Ia supported by the carpet-bag element. u
Ia evident, even now, thai the convention will
;. S ns s9Ss 81 'ss .Sne snger
law, ]. Ambler smith, representative elect from
the Richmond district, will violently oppose the
scheme Of Messrs. Platt, stowei and other lead
against whom they are especially violent on ac-
count Of his personal popularity with the Presl-
sss 70 .ps O
nrmation Of DR.. smith by the senate. This act
OF President Grant In retaining Burgess Indicates
the preference Of the hdmnlstratlon for the
Platt and Stowell wing Of the party, and his re-
peated acts Of friendship for Col. Mosby are ac-
cepted a. an Indication that he In inclined TO
ignore the Lewis Smith clique altogether. The
political Affairs OF the State ny the President,
and his organ and some Of the native Radicals,
particularly those who follow the lead OF Sena-
tor Lewis, exhibit similar feeling. Some OF the
latter even 10 40 far a. TO say that they wil bolt
the ticket II the management Of the convention
II retained by the Influences which now seem TO
be uppemost, aud II is certain that under such
circumstances a majority Of them will remain
passive In the campaign. The question At Issue
regarding railroad laws and other internal I'm.
prOvements seem to- be oyershadowed In the
minds OF the Jnservatlvea by q fear that the
state may be reduced to the degradation which
prevails In South Carolina and other States now
| under Radical control; but the anxiety OF the
Administration Indicates fear on the other aide
| Of defeat OF the Radicals.
The only point In the above dispatch that
We care Just now to answer ls that in refer
ence to the interference" Of the REPUBLICAN
In Virginia politics. All that VIC have at.
tempted TO do Is to discuss the approaching
campaign in that state, and this we hold
that we have perfect right to do. Our cir.
culatlon in Virginia IL large and con
stantly growing one, and when We write
upon the internal concerns Of that section
we only do what our readers expect us to do
That Il all.
National Republican., 1873-06-05
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

To MAKE ROOM for our local and other
news We print this morning supplement to
the REPuBLIcAN, in which will be found a
variety Of miscellaneous reading matter Of
general and special interest. Our readers
may rest assured that We shall spare neither
labor nor expense 10 serve them faithfully,
and supply them with the best newspaper in
the District Of Columbia.
National Republican., 1873-06-05

THE sUBIECT Of the civil service rules aud
regulations was, It will bo seen, considered in
the Cabinet meeting yesterday. The rules, as
modified, will not be published for Some days
to come, but the material points are under
stood to be those suggested by Mr.. Richard.
son, some days ago, viz an adherence to
examinations and proportionate locality
representation in the matter Of appointments.
National Republican., 1873-06-05

THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
i souber has obtained from tho supreme Court
q the n,' q hCsSin5 an ssl
estate % SniLA5 ~ oonss d.is o. Ns.hins:
s s n s.s ~
% snhih the sAme yth the yonehsrs thersof % the
issg nay sy % is~ 6 s. sIsiudsa s irOa %
all beneht Of the aaid estate. II. ! '-|.
Given under my hand. III. a. day q June.
jss rhs~ Administrative.
National Republican., 1873-06-05

TuE FULL REPORT Of the commencement
exercises OF the law department Of the
Georgetown University will be found Of un.
usual interest and value. The address Of the
Hon. George II. Williams, Attorney General
of the United States, Il an exceedingly able
paper, which will well repay pcrusal.
National Republican., 1873-06-05

AUSTIN +. PIKE, recently declared elected
to Congress from the Second New Hamp-
shire district, Is prominent lawyer Of that
State, and man Of great ability, and will
doubtless take high rank among his col
leagues In the halls OF Congress.
National Republican., 1873-06-05

"DEcoRATroS FRoLIc" was the term used
by the associated press agent, who prepares
news for the Southern papers, to describe the
ceremonies Of Memorial Day. Verify, he
knows how 10 tickle the fancy Of his patrons
by charactcrizing the solemn tribute paid to
the memory OF Union soldiers as frolic.
National Republican., 1873-06-05

A NUMBER OF ARRESTS for violation Of the
enforcement act were made In Mississippi
last week. As usual, the prisoners are white,
and call themselves Conservatives.
National Republican., 1873-06-05

The SHEET engaged for an aerial waltz by
the recent Iowa tornado have revoked their
belief that the wind Ia tempered for the shorn
lamb, aud their owners insist that II was a
bad tempered wind at the hest.
National Republican., 1873-06-05
DnoposAIs nom puILprNas.

HEkDouARrEAs DsgAArAHNI or THH PLGrrE.l
OmInT ouAnfEnMAsrlh's 0TIIrE,
OMAHA, MIA, May g. l6A J
bealed BIDS In auplieaeS, with salisfae.ory gisT
der, that they VIII escoRe ,gss.iss On sysrd q
once Of the Post QuArtermAster Post Of beaver
Utah. until eleven O'clock . M, on WEDNEBDkY
June -. lsly, for constructing Aocordng 10 plAni
md spsGinsf tons tho foliowE buiidinss st Post o.
Ths Ro.i MSsRlt.l onSsr.' quarters, Store house
ihs plans, spscid atioua snd general condition.
Eill be made known on applioAtion % the Pee
once. =
Ths right to reject apy q .ll BIDS e Esssrysa
:rSetien @ \ po,, q ns,,si u,.sn .sd addsssssS 9,
tO the undeInLfned. -lN
The stone, door, sash, Fiass, bnnds; aril. ,pe ,e
2uaItsrmastsI's DepaItmsnt; hs eontfsctos WI
other neoeasary material and labor
Bids fol the entire work including the abos,
BY order Of BrisadIsy General Ord
ALRX .. PERRY, Ohief QuArtermAster.
National Republican., 1873-06-05

JACKSON, Miss, has whisky known as
"NOdoc Extermlnator," which ought not to
be fav oritc beverage with Jacks sons.
National Republican., 1873-06-05
PRRsONAL AND POLITICAL NOTRs.

THE CooLIToUEsTIoN continues to be the
subject OF red-hot discussion In California.
National Republican., 1873-06-05

4 New folK CONTEMPORARY says Zone
Of the improvements in police administration
is already apparent on Third avenue. where
patTolmen have orders to arrest all men in
sulting or pursuing women on that thorough.
fare. Il Is another encouraging indication
that the patrolmen obey the order with
alacrlty.' Yesterday morning We printed
letter from n lady complaining Of having
been insultcd in one OF the public parks In
this city. An order from Major Richards
similar to that which mas been issued in New
York would probably bring to terms class
Of persons In this community who 1t would
seem cannot be reached In any other way.
National Republican., 1873-06-05
WASHINGTON, D. g.,
AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS. APRIL Is. IsIa
RRaOuRrRa

Ditsia n I,Is"sls, Css;,y q EssAi"g,sS. p .,
Dank q th- Republic, do solennly swear that the
Ab9ye ,tAiemen s true TO the best Of my knowledge
Jsisned oHAB BRADLEY, Cashier.
bubscrtbed and eWorn to before me thia tth day
June. isl1 JAS. y. WOLLARp,
| Notary Publlc.
Correct -attssti
,.s SEa fM6 M6kkIsbs. 6skkkMIsbBss. Directors
National Republican., 1873-06-05
IsTHE SUPREME 81 sS99 sS99EEET yIErS or rnEDIsrnIcr

-, In Eauity.So. a16 Doeket II.
Ts ssS.s hsi Sssn 5sssrssa % " .as95 win
eeiysrS .ccouqt and msfs dstrlbnlon of he
SsasSs I'd Z ~ Sss
proye thglr clftps, and be heard Id the premises,
ny once. ih birbouIi iaS building. 70 ioulsi.ns
JuSI Sis1 -. = Issit
National Republican., 1873-06-05
JuSt6is7,
rNIrrn sr.rpa p,yv,rr ovt,c,

TINTED STATES PATENT oRfIcE, !
\, Hn the ps.i.iSn 81 Avs M,soE: q 6hlcsso,
ssSsd y kin % iS, sis isy y sspisassl. iss.
III y y lg%gEoSs@Sss IN hAshinss fcf Wiring ihs
'ItS oIdsIsd nat ths testimony IN the s..s Ls
fof 1iinE srsimsSts and t6s EsaniinssI fsicrt bs
Rsss X q shs ~ sth " AK and that aid
sf Bss,on my 0Bpf;s aej 1aie9:,ST aSn..or.,
National Republican., 1873-06-05

IF WE MAT BELIEVE the dispatch In an
other column, (and we see no reason 70 doubt
its accuracy the Dutch would seem % be
succeeding In thoirwar against the Atchineese,
although there Is no immediate prospect OF
an end Of the difficulty,
National Republican., 1873-06-05
BOARDING.

A LADY DESIRES BOARD IN THE CoUN-
A. TRY tor the summer Address, stating tsrgs.
ID ROOMS, In good locality con yeniant 10 tho
Executive DepartmentA Apyly At si5 Twelfth
stroot betwoen and streets northwest sep8d
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THATTHR SUB
oi the District q Cqnmba, holding special terfn.
of ions B TWSToE. atS of Wpshi3a1tanne esli,e cItw
+. q, dseessed. All pcrsons having claims assina
tho said deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof to the eriber on
or before tle p9th day of May next they may
the aAid estate. --,T7 80
Given under my hand, this so,h day Of May, 1873.
mys2-Thsw. Administratcr.
National Republican., 1873-06-05

TUE MILITARY authorities having taken
the wise precaution to put Captain Jack and
scbonchin In irons, scar-iaced Charley, we
are told, 'protests against tue indlgulty."
There Is a lumor about this announcement
that cannot but provoke the visibility Of every
one who reads II. Captain Jack Is also on
his dignity. lie "has not spoken a word or
moved muscle" This is sad. Here Ia a
magnificent opportunity for our Philanthro-
plsts TO interfere aud appeal for due aud
nroper consideration OF bis feelings.
National Republican., 1873-06-05

IN THEsUPRENfRcoURT OF THE DIsTMor
OF COLUMBIA. a'7' III u
w., o;SI Equity DOsraa
ported The sale of Lot ~ In SQUARE SD viii ths IN
& sss " Ssy " a b III IA "a
ssls I'll X nnally tstiled and confirmed. auless
The soth day ef june next Provided copy pf his
S e q m sSS sSs IN IN
'pecs,siyc wsshs prior TO the said date, -,
BY Gis@ss., ks.sians haG olslf sf.t myss rhsw
National Republican., 1873-06-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

CARRIAGES cARRIAoEsi II
" ,..,,. oARRIAoLs y I, r,vuyo,n
RfAaRs, new snd second.hsn Of the "a. n
,t,,, H. ssy,e s spd nnish vhssh si .s,l F4E
prDyed paper. Person. In want OF carriages should
call and eiamine my stock.
REPAIRING done in the nss,ssst s,,,, 4 psngSsTr W gSsTr,o
ieSa' Carriage Repository, rs siItn streit.
National Republican., 1873-06-05
TEN TIoN.

Spring Ia coming with its lovely breeze and
charming weather, but IL bringing also many dis
eases more or lees alarming, yet easily overcome or
prevented n necessary precautions are taken In
time There II no season in the year when the
Whole system nseds more TO be inygorated by sofne
the orAps the necessary srenYh 70 bear theae hrst
NArm Gays 20 pfosuatinH end NeaheninE biliona
Rility, and those who do not pey A.enlion 70 the
sos u these perticious al such as Towers %
ali kinda especialy what y called spring fever, bill
ioua headachee, diptheria, ko. A great many
persons do take the preoaution We speak of; butw
could not call enough the Atenton Of the public on
The body requires not only . stlmnlant. but Aboye
Az . meaieine, L.eys hafnless and prepsred Ntth
Tor this reason Dr. l. @. BERTRAM,S LOHG.LIFE
4lTTERs are snpe,i9r r. AZ eordials o. thi. lind.
mrdlcins can besola WITHOUT ne Medicsl Aeaaemy's
apStf SOLD RvEhYWHEhE -
National Republican., 1873-06-05

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oLoTH sUITiNas, nv eenis up. JkBkNEAE
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ss,. sSIoEH T.s y &: iPEFRsE Essf ca
hu.k and W0oL BI. .kCk GRENADINFs. STipsd
ehtEESSk hESs kpIsssk 70 s ~. wIcp2RIihh
oiSkSbrRs and PioUfs S"T 10y
ltk below seventh street.