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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-05-07
Omnibus Line.

Y DESIRE TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
public thai ! shall run my Omnibus to
all night tgnns his winter, | will, If de-
sized wake TIA, rlers at the proper time and
lnke them to and from the depot i'll closed
carriages Furthermore, | should like to
inform the Public, that Messrs. Welsert II
Co have built for me commodious closed
carriage which will seat eight persons, for
the use of families, parties and funerals, es-
pecial II inclement weather This car
riage may be had at very reasonable rates
of the Proprietor fthe Waterfowl Omnibus
Line. AZ. MANNEG0LD.
N. b 1t any fault should be found
with the drivers, please call at the proprie-
tor of the above Line.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-05-07
The brewers in Frankfort on the

Main, recently made an attempt to ad-
vance the price OF beer. This reused
the Ire OF the beer-drinking popula
ton, who made an attack on the brew
cries. The government troops were
called out and twelve persons were
killed, forty wounded, one hundred
and twenty prisoners taken, while six
teen breweries we're destroyed or dam
aged.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-05-07

DEATH OF JAMES BRooKs,-Ho on.
James Brooks, Representative in Con.
gress from the Eight New York Dis
triet, died in Washington on Wednes-
day night, in the Esd year of his age
Mr. Brooks was ii native Of Portland,
Maine, and rendered his first public
political service member of the
legislature of his native state in his
25th year. Soon aftQrward Gin 1885
he removed to New York, and there
founded The Express, a daily aews-
paper, of which he has ever since been
chief editor and proprietor.
For several years he has been re-
cognized as one of the leaders of the
New York Democracy. He served
three terms in Congress and had al
ways been regarded as leading mem
Der of that body. A cloud came over
his public career through the part he
played 10 the Credit Mobilier affair,
and for which the committee recon-
mended his expulsion from the house.
Mr.. Brooks disease was contracted
during a trip around the world, but it
is believed that his death was fastened
by the excitement and modification he
suffered from the Credit Mobilier ex-
posures He was quite wealthy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-05-07

TUE WAR IN SPAIN. - LONDON,
April 20.-The Carlists committee here
have received kilograms from Spain
reporting that on Thursday last a
great victory was won by their friends
at Vera in Narvarre, five miles north
of Pampeluna. The Carlists number
ing 700, defeated a republican force
# 400 The battle begut at IL in
in the morning, and lasted till dusk.
The bands Commanded by Cure of San
ia Cruz fought with great heroism.
The republicans were completely routed
with loss of 80 killed and wounded
General Nouvilla's plan of the CAM
paign in the North has failed. The
Carlists are receiving large supplies
The reports that Don Alphonso has
recrossed from the frontier into
France. and that Sabals had fed are
pronounced false.
Additional advices received through
Carlists channels represent that Chief.
tains Sabslls, August, Menuret, Sulla,
Vallas and Christavy, are capable of
concentrating all their forces, some
10000 men in the aggregate, in a few
hours. Saballs is blockadiDg the city
of Vich, 81 miles from Barcelona.
Don Alphonso is in the province of
Lerida, where 500 men men of San
Ferdiuand's regiment of the regular
ayi9y have deserted to bis banner.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-05-07
Notice..

I IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ASSESS.
Il ment of two and one-halt per cent. on
the Assessed Valuation Of 1871, is. hereby
levied on the Real Estate belonging to the
members OF the Watertown City Debt Az.
sociation, payable between April goth 1873
aud May 10th 1873 at the Office Of Amos
Baum, Esq. in the Bank of Watertewn.
By order of the Executive Committee.
GUSTAVE WERLICH, See'y.
WAtertown, April 3D., 1873,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-05-07

The Ind ana Short Horned Breeder 9
Convention will meet in indianapolis
on the 25th of May, aud the Farmers
National Agricultural Congress on the
9th. A large delegation to the lat
ter is expected from Illinois, toinduce
some action by thai body on the rail-
road question.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-05-07
KEARNEY's EXTRACT BUCHU.


No Charge Tor Advlce and ConsuIauon.
Dr.. j. b. Dyott, Graduate jefferson, Asateos
College, Philadelphia, author OF several Valuable
work. can be consulted on all diseases OF the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial study either in male or female, no
matter from what cause originating or OF now
long standing A practice OF 80 PEARS enables
him In treat disease with success Cures guar
snteed. Charges reasonable. Those at dis
lance forward letter dsseTD posfags
any cd Fo~the Glfide to Health. Price 10 Cents.
J. B. DYOTT, NJ. d, PLY sieian and Surgeon.
lO4 Duane ST. New York; ?.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-05-07

The popular swirdIe known as Prize
Packages is to be stopped in New
YORK by the passage of a bill which is
before the General Assembly of that
state. The discussion on the subject
elected the facts that the manufactur-
ers Of these gambling packages are
largely centered in Albany, and when
they put up their prize parcels they
put private mark on such as contain
a prize. This mark is known to re-
tail dealers, who contrive that the
prizes shall go where they will do most
good IN securing new customers. It
would be well to make this movement
a gainst this Refarious ualfic general
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-05-07

The leaders in the new party move
ment in Indiana will hold an adjourn.
ed convention at indianapolis on the
10Th of May. A lively time is anti
cipated.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-05-07

Mr. A n. Stewart is eonvalescing
after an illness Of almost a month";
duration His appearance in the
streets now waits only upon the arri-
val Of good weather.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-05-07

An elegant portrait of Hon. Charles
Dunn, the first Supreme Court Judge
Of this State, P nted by his daughter,
Mrs. Dewey, " presented to the Su-
preme Court by Hon. E. G Ryan. last
week, IN an eloquent speech.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-05-07
] The Republican.
ADUTCH WAR.

The Dutch have a war on their
hands at the present time, which is
giving them some trouble. The scene
of the conflict is Acheen the most
powerful monarchy of Sumatra. which
is an island some ,050 miles long, sit
uated south of Asia, separated from
the Malay peninsula Of that continent
by the straits Of Maacca The Island
has high range mountains and a
great variety of climate owing TO It's
situation in the Torrid Zone. The
Dutch and Portuguese were the hfst
European nations to discover aud en-
rich their commerce with the resources
of Sumatra, and for two centuries the
former has held a foothold on the Is
land for the purposes of trade Lately
the Dutch have assured such an au
thority over Achean that the Sultan and
people were not willing to submit, and
refused to yield to the exactions of
Holland. The Tuch accused the
Acheense of bad faith, and undertook to
punish them and compeltheir submission
On the 10th Of March war was deelar-
ell and General Kohler, at the head of
1000 infantry cavalry and artillery
and 1000 coolies marched to attack
the Capital, Acheen, which is strong
" defended. Notwithstanding the
Achenese were poorly armed and disci-
plined they successfully resisted the
invaders, repulsing the Dutch. The
Duteh rallied and undertook to storm
the Sulfan's palace but failed in the at
tempt and were severely punished losing
their commander and many officers and
men. At last accounts, the army had
retreated to the sea beach, thrown up
Notifications, and were waiting rein
forcements, which have started un the
long journey thither
The opposition party IN Holland de
care that this Var which must be car
ried on at such Disadvantages would
give a finishing blow 10 Dutch authori
ty 10 the east 4 dispatch from the
Hague states thar in a debate on tire
Goth ult., as to the origin and conduct
Of the war, the minister of the colon
les explained the grievances which led
to the expedition against Achecn, de-
Tended the declara ion Of war, which
he maintained VAS fully justified by
the circumstances and challenged 4
vote Of confidence, which, however, he
failed to get
The Sultan Of Acheen has sent an
Official note to the Sultan of Turkey
requesting him to act as arbitrator in
settling the dispute with the Dutch.
In view Of the reEerses the Dutch
have met with, and The difficulties they
are likely to contend a;,uinst- rroseaut-
irg this war, they will probably accept
Of the Sultan's mediation In the matter
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-05-07

The REVENUE FROM TOBACCO
New YORK, April 30.-A Washing
ton special says: The revenue from
manufactured tobacco ia the ten
months Of the present fiscal year is
only 5jUO,0UO less than the eItire re-
eelpts Of the previous year, noGwith-
standing the reduced tax,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-05-07

Minister Washburn says that ebay.
ing pat down the monop lly Of slavery
the people should nov address them
selves to putting down railway, tele-
graph and express mouopolies.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-05-07
N EW LOCATION
-AND-
new MILLINERY GOODS

MRS. N. E. PARKER takes this method
OF informing her numerous customers that
sue mas removed her stock of Milliner's
Goods to the store at East end of Main
Street Bridge, formerly occupied by t. S.
Clark, and is now receiving a full line of
choice Millinery and Fancy Goods from the
Eastern Markets
Watertown, April 10Th, 1873.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-05-07
Dissolution .vOfsce

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between the undersigned, un-
der the firm name of Goetsch h Bros, is
this day dissolved by mutual conent, Mr..
Henry Goetsch retiring. The business Of
the firm will hereafter be conducted by
Goetsch Bro. Il Co., at the old stand, who
will adjust all unsettled business of the old
firm
HENRY GOETSCH
WIN. .GOETSCH.
hermann GOETSCH.
Dated, April 10Th, 1873
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-05-07

Third Assistant Postmaster Gener-
al Barber has sent an order to the
manufacturers for 100000 postal
cards. The aggregate applications for
them is $4,000, 900.
National Republican., 1873-12-01

indebted y Mr.. A. d. Muilett, one Of their orig.
nal memisrs, and nrst engineer, wno, snce "a
retircmsnt has acted ss consulting engineer. ~ -
numb9 Of the radical changes encctea N NJ i'm
porisnt services cannot be too hishly estimated,
both in the plan and prosecution Of the system
Of improvements undertaken BY the noero, .ro-
IN conclusion, the board deem u not insppro-
priate respectfully TO invite the
ATTENTION or ooroRHss
No the following extract from their last annual
Wort, In which the relations OF the General
oeNArnment TO the District Of Columbia, es
c,ns SJIY complied from oniciai sources, are
~. III including streets, avenues, reserva-
ous ~ ~. a,r, the Government acquired title
~ Iee m sna TO about four. nfths Of the entire
whsteyer 70 WssninGso1,, " & ,,v,,sn ny cost
~ w ,ne Nnai purpose in laying out the
%os, SsSs pGSDGIs.Cos oesIsnt o,s M he
order the streets, ivc ,na PnUs,c % aroands ~
me expense 81 the pubiS Treasury.
~: Tnas Y ne lots doASted TO and sold BY the
q public butYlnss and oSer purposes Of na.
tlonsl concern were now X posscssion OF the
wsans wls.ric, ~ mgorer,Sent they w,pd afford ample
At the same TIM provide 4 fond % suf,,cIent Ito 10
maintain 1.s.,n the s'rs1 and avenues permanently
TSs. y. ~ sSs,..on ., the een.r. oevsrn
Of the needed pigments Of the street,, and
more especially OF avenues OF washington,
AZ, and Of the thoioushies conslltuting the prin,
clpal means OF aeoe, 70 The District, has been
eon,sann,u e., recognihsosince its adoption a. the
seat o. tne reuernl uofrnment.
20. Ihht while Ine GO otributions made for these
PURPOSES ~ tne oenersDovernment have never
Dorne lust pIopoItlonp those Of the local gov
has been smaller than evs beiore. ~
80. G That the populs,lotSi the District com.
of the Government, and olrrs vhose occ9ps-
ton 10 dependent, directly Incidentally, upon
the Government, ought not o be reauircd I'M.
serest.
'in patriotism and In readlnA To mste any
sacrifice which may be demand BY the inter
Justly claim that they are secondS none Of their
fellow v.citizens Of the States. Aipsted by na-
70 render the city Of Warrington ytractlye In
~ avenues, atreets, parks, and orinenfs, thoy
feel confident that In their endeavol 10 sttaif,
this end they will have the cordial Cooperation
Of the people, and Of their representative In the
Congress OF the United states.r -
ALExANDKR r. sHbuyRp.
aN.I JAMES A. MAGRuDEl
ADoIy CLuss.
HENRY A. WILLARD.
JouN b. BLAKn.
Board OF Pu0lic Works OF the District dC,-
wIsnEofos. D. O.. November l. is1a
National Republican., 1873-12-01
TIrn coxrRACry

entered into BY the boari number PSI, and, de-.
and chaIEeable directly 10 property, aggregate
sls,ooi ,163 20. OF this sum thofe remain 10 be
expended for the completion Of tho work under
contract, q, ,sss, ,osIBs.
National Republican., 1873-12-01

10000 Prizes 9a6O,OOO
Tbstisls 10 the above real estate IL guaranteed
THE liberal terms Of this scheme brinss n within
fered for the poor man p Iiss u sesith.
single ickets, sato; Eleven Tickets. fS; Fifty.
Az Ticksts, eiS; One Hundred and Fifteen
Tho DRAWING will be made under the superintend.
si.ls n The Sts.e Any swOIn sc me faithful per
Ths hsns,s ao. oS,a both q oE county .nd
The demand for tickets IA unparalleled, and all
desiring TO participate In the. drAwins should At
onoe form their clubs and send IN their orders.
Agents wanted In all States. cities and towns In
the United states And CanAdHs.
pp:t Once Order o. E1prsss with the full address
Every package Of II tickets has chance 70 win II
prixes. but poeitively certain 70 win one while one
person out OF every ton who purchase package OF
II y bound to win two prizes.
For further Information and particulars, sAnd
fcr circulars TO the Manager and Proprietor. and
NIDION ABEI.Rs,
s,2o-srqThsm Lsavsnwsrth, Kansas.
National Republican., 1873-12-01
nm INDEBTEDNESS

Of the eeuerai 0overnment to the District OF
Columbia, on account OF improvements, a.
snown IN the stateneat' hereto appended, ls as
Fur wssk n sad areuad osvernnens ~ vTt-
= rescsvauons and public baildlngs. SoTs, III 10
For work on svcnues .... 49,. fou1,sjS sS
ror NAN sewerage ..,,,...."..... abto.ee1 %
National Republican., 1873-12-01
RAlLRlJAUS,
VIZ O.. VIRGINIA. MIDLAND AND a

!" O., VIRGINIA MIDLAND AND q. 3.
From fasidsy ovs@SsI 9SMrhsT A Va on. DAN, train
from New ftPP sns e me
on.Ss snd 90 y D e, ,as spd
Ss9s s5 ssdfss fsrIS %'5an SoSs.ny
~ !,ain corner King and Union strects. Aieian-
,,,iys Arrive - Lynchburz q, 50 p. M. making close
,rss.ssns.g for MA1assas DIyi.on leave Seventh
p6;y asfs.s y 70 fsshsTIsssis .ssPss ma :.
q SsS sS5S sSss.I psYG .na UaiS:
rsS 2%nsu. ~ 9s ,s. s.gd =
Brs:ii.s. ana supper onf.rry so.u for urosss
nova IN. BRoApus. O. 4. A.
rISHROU0H LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
i PHILADKLPHIA AND NEW YORK.
Trains between Si wsshinston and nd New YORK are
ssS a.y I9sl s2s.Sl s@sS.s ;.:s' and
I.y. d.y fas s2S.Is sHIhaPE.R.a Banasg n and ,s
I..v. for New fSyl SS sgSphS' Il s ! p and ph.A.
siespins cars cars Tor % New York on $40 p. m. train
Through ticto,s 10. Phfiadelpbis, New York or
Boston can be had At the station Olcc At AZ hours
IN me Gay; also the conpanJt once % fenn'
Passenssrs purchasing tIeteb at, tho Avenue oface
md ciseiea 81 their rssidsnce, tsfen 70 Inc depot
and put ~ the baggage car.
soi :sSsaaIs Ss,sssn W. washington, SsIsmors. xn.
Tm9s h saxkf. Master Of Tr.n.port.tion.
dEo. s. Koosfz, Agent At Wilmington.
National Republican., 1873-12-01
mn uscrrr rNlscrlL rrousLus,

unfortunately. prevented any realisation from
act Of the Legislature, approved June %, 1873,
which had been negotiated In the city Of New
York at rates deemed advantageous 70 the DIS
source, the board were, 10 many Instances, COM
PEELED 70 pay the contractors with these oertin-
Gates, which, In common with all securities, had
trous condition Of monetary snairs. The conse-
National Republican., 1873-12-01
sxwxHs AND sipzwAxs CONSTRUCTED.

has been completed lt . cost, including the
ground, OF oI,ooo, yple the Northern, North
EASTERN and Msstsm nasketbuildinss ere In
The handsome and costly bridges connecting
Warrington and 0eorgetown at n and p stree6
nave been nnished, and on tho Lnnean Hill road
Rock creek has been spanned with substantial
wooden bridge resting on stone abutments.
tmprovementhss been euergeticaily prosecuted,
and earncet ehorts made 70 secure economy IN
expendlturc, and . faithful Performance Of con-
traot stipulAtions.
II appears from The report Of the trsssurer that
from July I, 1871, TO November, 1918, the total
rcceipn havo been e1s, s,7so soa.s5. The expen-
d.ture, Tor the ssme period have been sis,sse,-
National Republican., 1873-12-01
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
WI wAsussr55fN Asussr55fNxSp xSp NEwYoRx

Hereafter 4Sh ne Sne stssmsSiPs L q
MsLahT tISu,.s and wfrf ySaN atSNsS3fAA fNSfA S A
wAsHiNdTO TON. and tEoRaETQwE,
every Saturday at p fp. Leave aeoraotown every
Friday. att = IN. and AlsxandrtA the same day q
For full informstion. apply 70 r. ?. A pKNHAM.
agent once aud woAri, o. Water street,. usnrge
= " s''' '''$e'ss'aS ''$'saaSS s. sSs. ssS; ss'
National Republican., 1873-12-01
TN THE sUPRKME COURT OF THE pIs-
IRiSf. SogITr ~ THk UNITED sfkTEs

In he matter 81 the ndebtedness Of JAY CooKz
oe. 20 the First NaiionA Bank q MAshinslon,
Stanton. Receiver q The FlIst National Bank %
Et6 a.y q Nosember. x b isis 0yd.ssd ths, ihs
sAld Edwin L. stanton, Recelver a. Aforesaid, be,
i 6S u Jay Sois Co. sad " jay uocfs
Tilli.n Me.,hesTd asSpss 9 TsSEss rooes ss Jsy
<. Garland and Henry b, Cooke. As set forth and
N ss s stS y sa
date October ISIS, which copy hled With SAID
petition and sss AZ sa 2. ssniS sn
by TuesDAY. "a daX Xqi Dscem6er MA ana pre-,
Iaast two daily papers In Washington, ID. q, New
fogt Philadsphi Ard Ba,,imaEs i9, tb5s; time In
True oopy, H. .. MRIas, CLERK.
IL J. Mf,aa' ia, Assistant,
novsa tstaSl
National Republican., 1873-12-01

sNRRAr PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
NJ TO THE
NoRTHwEsT. SOUTH AND soUTHwEsT.
Washanxson.. Z g. n BAi:inorc......s9am.
THE oiiFAsTs p piiGb Z; m Id0i1i ITd0id4E " IN
with elegant bcenery. Palace btaterooru. day and
ni6ht oars, With modern improvements.
The isis :. m Elmirs daily, except Monday; the
II ~ m. daily. exoeps sunday, northwest: s;S y
MAKE CONNECTIONS
through from WAshineton to St. LouiS, Chicago
and Buffalo, without change.
Llckes 9y this routs can 90 prceurrd q the once
rhirtsen,h street and bspnsyiyani. ayenue. whers
Rassensers procuring ckels ct these ofces can y.
cure scoommodnfions In Paiace Cars for 81 Louis,
Chicago and Buffalo.
OOins1 thirteenth st. Spa Penn; Pen, :, syrS;,
do9ly BALTIMORE. Md
National Republican., 1873-12-01


BUTLER.-On Sunday morning, at 7is O'Clock,
In the thrtieth year Of her age, iDA PATIO BuILEn,
daus6ier II of Mr. yohn q, Psdriok. of ihis si,y. A'
rhe friends Of the family are requested 70 attend
her funeral, at the residence Of her grandmother.
Mrs. y. ~. Burch. No. al sixth street northwest,
on Tuesday at O'Clock. y. m.
wArsoN-In Oregon, Mo November .. 1873,
LINDA. wife o. Ansel Watson, sEed thirtytvu
years, Two months and twenty two days
BuRLLY..of pneumonia, fLrrcHEs W. Bua.
Fansfs from bis fsthsr's residence. ist, 1 street
and relatives are invited 10 sttend.
FIYNN.-Qn the asth Instant, at O'Clock. q. M,
CATHHaMn FLyHE. aged thirty i've years
MuNDER.-on the a,th instant, after long and
ond year Of his sge.
o'CoNNoR.-on Saturday. the 18th instant. ct
her residence. No. 7@ second street northwest.
MARY O.. the beloved wife of Thomas d. o'Connor,
In the twenty ninth year OF her age.
PAYSE-At his residence. FairfaI county, Va,
on the rsh instant. JoHN PArsE,in the sixty third
dsashssr Of Daniel and Sarah Ann Wright, in the
thirteenth year Of her age.
wIIIIAMs.-on sa' urd.y. November q, a. liit
O m PkTER, only son Of Charles A and Emily T.
Wiliisms, sysd seven years. seven months and
wHYTE-On sunday. the soth Of November. Of
typhoid feyer, LouLIE J. wHrTE, wife OF Y. W.
wss n r: .ss q ssr
Il. Newton. n strest southwest. between Third end
y M @ xhiSs ne Esl,,iysa and friends Of tie
National Republican., 1873-12-01
DR0P0sALs FOR FRESH BKEF.

DKOPUSALS FUK FRESH BkEF. ~
OFFICE Aero CoNnrssARY OF supsrsTEsoz.)
WILLEr's PoIsT, NEw YoRx HARsoR,
Sealed Proposals. in dqpoat.. viii b received at
this once until u m Decembs. y. NIs. for fur.
ence Department. United State, army, t this sta
ton during si1 months, commencing January |,
payments, 10. can bs Obtained by aPpicsaoy 70
~ a II PAYsoN
misaary of Sui utslsterce.
National Republican., 1873-12-01
tn r. Va <AAxh FITS
RaI,iu.rs nisrksss,

Bailmere marketo
DALrnoRs November - -Brss istuds : Fiour--
ss oSs.y sy 81 bs sSs.Vss %s..an :nEIasss Ras
;;fas g, SS; &c a.. sssss. sifS sSd iSS
sn:si.fSs ss,es | |io-day snetsoed 600 bushels
sis; isS DO. Sged rsd ss G Nc sSI1s snd sss Do.
.nSsnsa g asous iSs oi
these descriptions the market waa dull. Toe inlca
were aso 6g.hsls Psansy ysnia red 81 si.tss sLTa.
ScssVTh.fs Il sas az soca Q ssnsad for both old and
q be9@ cents: 2o0 DO. yellow 8. oossl cents; i,.oo
ss fssr. corn A.
nSes ssss % sIrs missa ss
III suoss sss dss ssS On
ON = sss cent?. snd ss quote mi.sS western % q
0sS nc e Ssy S:s1 ssss re- s % Ssshs ss1 Prime at
ossis..-ws learn Of no sales here. and quote nom.
SsS .na seSa srSass 'Ss % es as
sons sa Of the Provision marie. con.
IN nu y @ ss ss .rs ss
sScssss we're ysssrdsy fsfSssd re- Used isr car load
s and e.. S 70 s
G Ham, q % eesis wssssrn s.ssin issd i sissdy
". ss Ss. m Ms fSI. psr y f'd higher and
ssgers-we continue 70 quote q fcllcv., Cuba
sna Porto tico fair 20 food rennins Ihs7k cent?;
Enssh as,sna cs, dS Sas. .Ss,s SsaS
kiso 1focery s4sS cents. aud Demerars vacuum
,vMsl:ly iss,s q :m. sale: w.s,ern IIIyh I, 4,
cents, with msrfs dull.
National Republican., 1873-12-01
AND ONO RAILRoAp.

.na PaULLMAN Il pAthLon Chs for baltimore ati
re, z sz,l,99.s % SsG :%a NV fasi'"A, ss and
ror bsiil@ors ' siisdat Z 3 T. ,tops-At s.s and sa
TRAINS LEAVE BALTIMORE.
and Us. sS sss. Ss b. and al b asn .sS = M a m
81 sHSBt5 EhSs R1.1ahSss R I'd !. r. and
a, ron wrsoHEsrER VIA MAIN LINE.
ron EnkpEHicK: VIA MAIN LINE
FOB hAekRsfESES ZIP T1SSSaksTER SRSsGT VIA
rSh fiji VIZ fssfSfSS; VIA METRO.
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ASS .. M rSs saa EshIcHTEs IS .sS TT 8. MILL n!
r2Rs r2RsAssHH hoID Ab ". doENEsvIE dSESh2fsokIiEE
TssS: x,.h,1ssop s, q, q J n .na1 80 p. m. and
Through sShnaas 3 ainshasd fS1ac1 a T. GHhs a.s
q an ash e ginelnnsti, 81 Louis. Chicago. and
AtsSa m. and 90 D. m: bui not on Sunday.
A,,nm su, b1e nos an sSns.S MoarSLx
FOB POINT OF ROCKS o9gs,D AND INTERMEDIATE
.n,, ,Rs but 4 10, g S1 sansss rs
p M, STRIVING At washington at sEos a N. and IS
q. M, but moi on Sunday.
.EIPrssi trains stsa N. and % p. IN. daily. stop
Wilmington station Ticket once Al ali hoars of ths
hay; also. at the ooinpanys once. tos PennsyiyaniA
avenue
P.ssenser. purchasing tickets at the Avenue
oflice can there arrange 10 have their besgaSo
called for and checked at their residence. tAken 70
the depQt, and put into the baggage car.
For New York, Philadelphia and Boston. soe "a
THos. r. SHARP.
Master Of IrAnyportAtions
l. NJ UOLE,
General Ticiet Aspnk
GEO. h. KOONTz,
nos General Agent, waAhingt0n,