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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22
THE ELIGIBILITY OF no. W. HUGHES
TO he GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

tn BIZ GONEHNOR OF VIWGINtA.
Tho latest misstatemcut to which tho ne
ccssitics Of the Virginia Conservatives have
driven them has found Its way to the public
through the columns Of the New York
Herald. Il was probably too barefaccd and
too contemplate for publication even In the
columns Of the degraded sham Conservative
press OF the State, but the waning strength
Of the party required that the falsehood be
told. The slanderous towards consequently
sought the agency Of q widely. circulated
journal, which, always eager to print sen
sation, Is not always particular to Inquire re-
garding Its truth. II was intended, Of course,
TO gain few votes from those whom the
contradiction should fail to reach before the
election takes place, and indirectly to injure
the National Administration. But the trap
has been sprung too soon, for which the
Herald deserves the thanks Of the Rcpubli
cans.
The affair referred to occurred In Tcnpes
see. Col. Hughes went there as peace
maker, and used his utmost oxcrtlons /,
make peace. Col Jno. N. Clarksou, a gal
liant ex-Confedcratc officer, had been insulte,
by one Ebert Fowler, editor Of the Bristo
Nc,rs. Col. Hughes was under peculiar obi
cations to Col Clarksou, growing out Of hi
duel with WIN. Cameron, esq, which oc
Cured 10 North Carolina 10 1859. II Is un
necessary for the purposes OF this statement
to allude TO this duel, except to say that
was q political duel, fought by Col. Hugho
for the right to be Republican in Viz
glnia. Col. Clarkson, who acted as hi
second, was his political opponent.
was, then, q mere question Of gratitude whe
!, Col. Hughes was asked by his friend, VIII
stood by him In 1869, to befricud him In 1877
He would, indeed, have been dog had h
refused. In his interview with Fowler h
tried to make peace, and found there woul
DO no nght. lie delivered no note which b
regarded as challenge or would lead to
duel. But, even II he had delivered cha
lengc, 1t was In Tennessee, and although d
laws and constitution Of Virginia disqualii
, principals for sending or accepting cha
lengcs in or out of the State, they do not di
qualify q second for the act Of delivering
n challenge outside Of Virginia.
! Tho charge is simply used as device
{ prejudice Colonel Hughes as duelist viii
0 religious people. lie Is as bitterly oppose
U W nc VuO Nau vi huu Wncu "
s circumstances Of his affair with Mr.. Camera
arc recalled, together with the fact that b
acted as ptacc-makcr when Messrs. Clarl
son and Fowler came into contact, the cfie,
: will be to benefit his prospects as cand
: date. II his enemies fall, as they will II ju
tice prevails, to bring a more substantii
= objection to him than this, he will certain
y triumph.
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NOTES FROM ABROAD.

,r... - soo M, - A., pa,.., ,,,. ,,,,,,,u =,
ihthh are ooo'ooo Jews W ro'Aho' 'he nuinoei
having nearly quadrupled since 1916.
A Society for tho supnresslon Of the sale Of
..a.sSa ,,,.., - - ",..,a, A.. cs,',,,,.
opscene literature mas oeen s'afteu IN SaiVu''a
by missionaries and natives.
TIM barvest Il, Depmart has This WAR hcen q
',,.,'',,,, - ~. ,s. q, - $500.
very o'ihcuit one ior tue iarinefs' 'he "ea'nei
having been extremely variable.
ruv nrvv on .vov,v h,s mazda n ,naocb
,,a.,s,,,.'. go S.. .,,,r,,S
against MISREPRESENTATION, WHICH Is aurAcuns
much attention In England and quoting the
ieai' VI "nA'ou' o"u''"'"'"'
AcosfEREsck OF the teachers OF tue ueat ana
dumb has been held al sienna ltAy' and the sys'
TEN Of teaching the deaf and dumb TO under
stand the motion OF the lips was advocated.
cvyv,,, n, thu s,otcb ivera have heen bea =.
on'hhA, VI ..e seoa 49, ~. $3.50. go,
lily nooued Dy the recent raihs' a urFet ihseiy
attempted to ford the Tweed at Dryburgh with
q carriage and two horses, but the stream car
ried all away, and both horses and driver were
drowned.
ruv u.,,,is nj p,te Win IL annears owp,
ihh haiqu'' VI pN, ~,
nearly all the unoccupiea lana AZ cafdln' mas
given decided refusal to an application made
10 him TO sell or lease site for church. His
agent assigns no reason for the refusal; he
merely states that the Marquis declines" to
grant the application.
49,. - :, s.,.o,,o,,. 4. r.nor,ad
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Eject Of the Ohio Campaign.

tfrom the Cincinnati Courierl
The Ohio election will be the ruin OF great
many good citizens who have had the misfor.
tune TO be taught that there Is Divine right and
infalibllity in the Democratic party, and that
that party must be preserved until the end OF
the world at any cost and at all hazards. Moth.
ing will do the Democratic citizens this week
but series Of re1oicings Of the most extrava.
giant character. Tens OF thousands OF them will
endeayor to produce sounds from their lungs
dous throat Of Bill Allen. Those exertions will
promote consumption. Then there will be Q
vast amount Of stimulating beverage consumed,
and whisky Ia not what II once was. The Co
lumbus whisky, with the exception Of that In
the hands Of A. c. Sands, (who spends the win.
tiers there for his health-when he Is not engaged
In the inspection OF the North Pacific railroad,
Is not good. Then the Democracy will insist
upon rushing Immediately into the Presidential
campaign, and greatly consume their vita
forces 10 the operation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

lNeN 1OIh tOfTtbpCuutnttOt tut Sth'
merciAll
General Banks, once the most popular man In
the country, made the most melancholy failure
Of his career last night, when he delivered his
nrst lecture for the season to the empty benches
Of steinway hall. There were about dozen
tickets sold In all, at fry cents apiece, and per-
hAps score OF "dead-heads" were induced to
come In. Nothing could be more disheartenlng
than the aspect Of the great auditorium when he
appeared on the platform. 1t was supposed he
would retreat when he saw there was no aud
ience, but he went on with dull and long
wihded lecture about American Manufactures"
which was all made up from flashy subscrip-
ti0n book recently published In Hartford for ad-
vertislng purposes. The Lecture Bureau, which
can ill.aEord to lose anything, lost about four
hundred dollars by the venture; and they now
wish to cancel oil the engagements they had
made with General Banks, Tor they see his name
won't draw. Banks lost his standing and his
chances as q politician In Massachusetts, last
year, when he Joined the Liberal party; but be-
fore that time he had lost great deal. lie
thought to win something as bureau lecturer,
but this hope has received stunning blow.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

AMONG the minor matters troubling the
mind Of tho average New Yorker at the
present time Is the prospect that the scat Of
empire will be transferred from the cast to
the west side Of the Hudson; that the great
city Of the continent Is likely to DC not on
Manhattan Island, but on the flats of New
Jersey, within radius of fifteen or sixteen
miles from Jersey City. The plan Of the new
city is already laid out, and strong effor,
will be made to obtain from the New Jersey
Legislature this winter a law defining Its
boundaries. 1t includes Jersey City, New.
ark, Elizabeth, Railway, Elizabethport,
Bayonne, Grccnvillc, Hobokon, Seacancus,
Orange, Rutherford park, Passaic and Pat
erson, and q large number Of smaller points.
The population OF this district already num-
bers between four and five hundred thousand,
which Is pretty good start. Business is
already cramped and crowded in New York,
and the idea, so thoroughly In sympathy
with the age, Is not so absurd as might
appear at the FIRST glance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

"The Popes constant daily dress, writes Anna
Brewster from Rome, "is long white soutane,
made Of special kind Of white cloth, very soft
and rne, and without lustre. had one OF these
in nv hands It's texture to the touch resembles
very fine, delicate peap de Suede, The winter
ones are OF course, heavier than those for sum-
mer though OF the same stun. These sOutdnes
are made with u pelerin or small, round cape,
and they reach TO the feet. The sleeves ara
loose lined with SILK and turned back AZ q Gun
At the wrist. Each one costs about $50. His IIo-
illness uses iye OF them In year, on account OF
their being solled by the snuff which he takes In
large quantities for hygienic reasons. They are
white and the snuff, OF course, drops on the
fronts and soon spots them. The Pope Ia clean
illness ITSELF unlike most Italians, cleanliness Is
next 10 goodness with him, and he will not wear
q soiled garment.
UBesdes these soutdnss he wears large, round,
crlmson-cloth mantle. This Is very rich and
handsome article OF dress, and cost $50, The
poDeis tailor Ia Raffaele Gomln, Via CesaTlni,
No V2, Ills shoemaker lives Ia Via Goyeno
Vecchio. forgot his name. Each pair OF shoes,
or imules' as they are called, costs from SIS 70
$40. They are also OF red cloth, are bOrdered
with nold, and o cross II embroidered On posse,
or nigh relief on the 'front.' In gold. HIS Holt
ness uses six pairs year. IN summer and au-
,nmn inc Pope wears fine cotton stockings, with
rne delicate white SILK oyer-stocklngs; In win.
eT MIA stockings are Of cotton aud STA spun aud
vnypn together, and arc worn without the over-
,1rLiug, These mixed stoCklngs come rom
ahGetIs sInressI, soT The use OF he ness"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

columbus correspondence Of the Cincinnati Com.
mercihLl
Thirty thousand voters, who never doubted
his election by q surlcient majority, and so took
no part In the election OF last Tuesday, would
to-day gladly avail themselves OF an opportunity
to reverse the unjust verdict OF last Tuesday,
and this In spite OF the fact that the Satanic
press championing the Democracy found allies
in sheets published ostensibiy in the interest OF
temperance; and Notwithstanding the resulting
fact that ISLANDERS, invented by Democratic par
tisans, and circulated, as Is believed, NJ Demo
journal, among people simple. minded enough
10 accept them as true without inquiry, resulted
In vote for Governor Noyes perhaps some hun
dreds less than his associates on the Republican
iinln received.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

AMos0 TIE QUESTIONS to be decided al
the next election In New York will be-
whether judges shall be elected by the peo-
pie or appointed by the Executive. The Re.
publican papers arc divided on the question,
and there is evidently good deal to be said
on both sides. Tho election of q bad Gov
ernor is by no means impossible, and then
what becomes Of the judiciary In our
opinion the people may be safely entrusted
with the matter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

The ATTACK upon the public school sys,
ten by the Catholic societies assembled In
convention at st. Louis has attracted wide
attention all over the country, and created
anything but friendly feelings toward tina,
denomination. II there Is any ono instItu.
ton which the American people will uphold
and defend 1t Is the public schools, and the
sooner all classes and sects understand II the
h,ttar
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

DR.. McCosu, at the Prosby teriIn synod in
Philadelphia, few days ago, called attention
TO the poor compensation (only about seven
hundred dollars) paid young men upon
entering the ministry. He had met with
many cases where young men had come
to college with ardent desires TO labor for the
cause Of Christianity, but who had oil their
good resolutions dissipated by q knowledge
of the beggarly plttancc they would receive,
scarcely large enough to raise them above the
condition of absolute poverty" This is sad.
The compensation paid by the other side is a
good deal better.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

TnE New York Times complains that there
Is danger the Republicans will lose the next
election In that State owing TO the apathy Of
the party. The so-called Congress leaders Of
the party in the State are too buslly engaged
in forwarding their own ambitious schemes
In Washington to pay much attention to such
trihing affalrs as State elections.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

FRoA Ma. SUMMERS MODEL REPUBLIC,
Hayti, We have the Iews Of another impend-
ing revolution. The financial condition Is
decidedly bad, one dollar In specie being
worth three hundred dollars in currency.
Hayti Is perhaps the only country In tho
world where currency Is worth less than old
paper. No wonder that q revolution i'm
ponds. Mr.. Sumner should look after his
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

The New York Congressional delegation
appears TO be laying pipe to capture the lead
ing positions In the organization Of the nexi
House Of Representatives. They want the
spcakership and the chairmanships Of the
important committees. Their modesty il
entirely characteristic
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

The PRESENT GOVERNMENT or MEXICO
las been successful in sfiecting some organic
changes in the laws and constitution which
cannot but result in great and substantial
the separation Of Church and State, which, Of
course, meets with the opposition Of the cleri,
cal party, who arc 10th to part with their
political influence. Mexico Is evidently
awakening from her sleep Of the middle ages,
aud Is coming in line with the spirit of the
nntury. The friends OF republicanism and
cd government everywhere will rejoice in
advancement, and sympathize with those
} are cndcayoring TO bring her up to the
I-watcr mark of progress and improve.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22
ID RoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

Sealed proposals, In duplicate with copy Of This
Adyertise%eht attashed. Y y be receiysd p this
nishins the FRESH BEEF required by, the, Sub.
sistence Departmsnt q this p9st III ne sia 90
rate proposals in duplicate for furnishing officers
with choice cuts ot reah Beef for the same period;
Information II tho quality Of beef, payments and
conditions can be obtained on Application 70
Z; r q. THa9,hiilk sm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

The Baltimore American thinks that one
Of the principal wants Of the South, and cs-
pccially Of Virginia, at the present time, il
"humor." II our contemporary had said
common sense" II would DO much nearer to
the mark. The Petersburg Appeal affords
the evidence Of the truth Of tho latter state.
mcnt,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

TnE Wilmington On. c. Journal evidently
reads the REPUBLICAN for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning news with which to all It's columns,
but does not read 1t with the regularity which
it should, or 1t never would .havc committed
the blundcr of charging that Secretary Robe
son had ordered the Buddington party, of the
Polaris crew, into confinement. On the ar
rival of the Talapoosa, 1t Is true, they were
ordered TO be confined on 'instructions pre-
viously received from the Navy Department. "
but the next day, when the Secretary visited
tho vessel, they were allowed to 20 ashore,
virtually on parole, to report each morning
for examination by the commission.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

WHERE, by the by, Is that portrait Of Mr..
Sumner, about which the mixed school fac
ton In this city made such q rumpus nearly
agar ago1 Has the money been subscribed
Who is the artist When will Il be finishcdi
Who will answer?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22
sw.O FFICIAL.

DISTRICT or CoLuMpiA,)
hDJurANf GENERALS OFFICE, J
WARRINGTON. October u. is1S
i. The following named of,eer, arc hereby con:
stituted board Of examination for the ofic.rs OF
tho National 0unrda OF the District IT Columbia
I. Col. W, q. Moore. A. d, O president
Z G cSil \ \ Y. f 2ysiPai f 4 B. g
Col 7. wv Sandenburs, AID. 9.
Lieut. Col X I Fleming. istss m snt
I Captain Donald McCathrsn, let regiment
First Lieutenant Oscar Hugh. let regiment.
H. The board will conyene a. the ON - Of the Adj
luisnt General on Tuesday, The 10Th Of Novemncr,
ls1s. at o'clock p m.--the Junior Qfcer scttnH q
inss during each weei, until dissolved By orders
iii. II shall be ths, duty Of the board to examine
- 20 their qualifications for their respective mill
!.ry Eo.,iSns al Sfise.s Sha msy Se ofdsrsd b. Be
NIT 70 The kdiSssnt aeher.Ia report giving The
psny, Iesipsnt or battalion, and his illness Is thus
Nv. Field. stat and company ofioers are hereby
ordered 10 report 70 said board upon Written notice
from the PRECEDENT thereof. who VIII PROMPTLY r.
tcsppesr a ne tine md El.ee ds::,ispsssd :.
c6 my SS%%fi% CHEZ. AMOS wEbsiER,
| Oficial, J. v. ". vAsDENBuRo, A d. o. OCH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

TAXPAYERS should remember that by the
payment Of their taxes between this and the
lat OF next month they will save six and
thrce-quartcrs per cent All who can should
pay at once.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

THE LEGISLATURES Of the States Of South
Carolina and West Virginia arc In session
Important financial legislation Is expected
from tho former, but tho affairs Of the latter
State will hardly DO benefited by the meeting
OF its Solous
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22
GYMNASIUM.

Member ship tickets In the Washington Gymna-
stun are now offered at the very low price Of Five
the Exercising, bath and Heading Rooms, every
day, except Sunday, from 8 q. m. 10 10 y. m Dues
Wednesday and Friday evenings. Location, Louis
lana avenue, near Ninth street. opposite Walls
Ofll.bt
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MEDICAL.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY nELIEF for Young Men from the q;
fecta OF errors aud abuses In early life. Manhood
restored, Impedinonta to Marriage removed. New
method OF treatment. New and remarkable reme
yelopes Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa,--An institu
duct and professional BILL. jy79m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

i have about ELEVEN THous AND ACRES OF
LAND In the State Of Alabsma, which l,wlll sell
At q very low price and on liberal terms, " will ex.
change u for unincumbered real estate In this city
or vicinity, or In Maryland or Virginia. The land
referred 10 lies along the line sDl contiguous to
the railroad rnnnins from Mobile TO Columbus,
beginning o. about three mites from Mobile, and
all within about fifteen mile, Of thst city; 10 in sec.
tons, half sections quarters and fractions. aud is
as good cotton and cereal land as can be found In
the state. With an ABUNDANCE q GA. and pine tim.
heri The title IL perfsSt. being direct from the
cumsranee and exempt from al ,sastion have
and can furnish all other Information desired.
TWO VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
IN Tits city, which viii sell Al rsasonsbie price,
and for large portion Of tho purchase money take
CERTIFICATES q Indebtedness o. tue Board Of Public
Works ut par. 80,
Some worry desirab,e APPROVED AND UNIM
PROVED PROPERTY In the city OF Denver, Col.
orsdo, which Is rapidly Increasing In value.
sRRRRY cIioIChEsT FHRMiNa f.Iatbs in ksh.s.
| railroad. and SURF upded By well improved ind
| cultivated farms, and In ccse proximity TO- vel
| y ,pulated aud thriving towns and VILLAGES All OF
| the above properties arc hrst-elAss Investments
For further rarticuiars, addrsss
| Care OF p. o, Lock.bor No. ~,
| oc2i u Washington City, d. q.
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NATIONAL HOTEL
Bill LA RID H A LII.
GRAND REOPENING TO-DAY.

viii I'M b aA EnIh has been ts2hroq n rer9yheI
"wednesday UCtoheria
All patrons aud lovers u the game are invited to
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DAXTERs PURE ORANGE WINE.

PASrER'S PURE ORANGE WINE.
~ BAxIEh'5 PURE ORANGE WINE.
oIanse" shi,oqs Wine Ia made from the beet Florida
pantaS;S po.sesses all the we'll known. prep
For sals BY the feyloWins- na@ei dGuspsistse Viz;
9; q g siHps' M ave, 8 Calvert Ford, w, D.
Pennsylvania ayenue; o: Kolh, ]. IL, Major A. r.
Stone, ChrihtiAni Broa,, ]. H. CAssin and b. Heller
Seventh street, northvest $500 ~ AA'ie''
J. O. BAXTER, Sole Manufacture and
oci3 I'm pAtentee Wnshinston X ~
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

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and stationers, No. t75 PennsylyaniA avenue;
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


.rosef sPla@n ~ ,S Iss psss ~.
,hspyys ih,ys siHrpkEN RHnNpkkEiD AosS,b
iyiil disp Sc q on favorable. terms Thi. land y
n hin one and q hall mnss o. re n t9T I,,, "a
Rock railroad IN the county Of Pulashi, Che most
bpS, os snS s las s2pp Il
feet aud free all ipcpmbrance. For the sboye,
sny gGr,on 2r nl o. the prcEsrty adyersseH ~
money CERTIFICATES Of indebtednsrs o. the Board Of
sav nys Bank. GEORGE w. MoIANE,
oc7aM wsshinston eiiy, D @.
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ITO ARCHITECTS.

WAsHIRgIos, August, ls7a.
In accordance with the proyisions u an act Of
Sonfress, approved March 9, l57S, the undersigned
including details or working panO for new build.
ing for the Library Of ConlToss TO be dIAyn In 40
furnished 70 sBpicants, The sum Of Aitecn hun.
dfed dollars VIII be paid for such design as may be
AdudFed the best by the commission: one thou.
sand dollars Tor the second beat, and Ave hundred
70 re third best to be paid on the aist Of
The plans must DO submitted on or before the HI
gay 81 November next, and Addressed ~, epsid)
J6hsirnap Of the Joint Connuitteo
ro,,. o8 IA tns laS u n: Senate o. mini.
commission tse on Public Bu1dnlEs anu
aulsso .lLi6rsriah Of Congress.
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fSye RkGI,TKn. 0EFICE. -

kS DIET RIOT OF COLUMBIA,
WtsHfsoIor, p. C.. Qctober 81, ls19.
Noftcs "a by given that on FRIDAY, October
a. ls5 will expire ali licenses gwen By The District
Of Columbia TO al apothecsries, suctioneers bants
and binkcrs. bill posters, brewers, btokers, bol h
agents. butchers in the several markets, claim
agents, contractors. cattle brokers. eommisson
whatever, dealers In distilled and ferinentcd
liquors.. winea and cordinls, distillers insurance
sas. life aud fre insurance companies, patent
agents. pawnbrokerr, photos, sphers, proprietors
lard. bagstelle and Jenny Lind tables, bowling
alleys hotels. livery stables Intelligence ofiice-,
Tres, real estate agents, aud rectinsrs. 40, &c.
All said licenses expiring on said date must be
promptly renewed, IN accordance with existing
regulations, at this Office.
oc2aiat tsiarl Register, b. c.
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THE REPUBLICAN, mas A LARGER CIR
CULA ROY THAN ANY OTHER MORNING
PAPER ~ rBg DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
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ivy CITY
the grounds Of tho Deaf and Dumb institute. only
twelve minutes walk from tho II street cars at
Ninth street cast Lots containing $500 feet TOR
only ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS. on
easy terms. Any one can buy lot.
Apply To
GRO. Nj. LANCKTON,
Auislf bi3 Seventh streel, opposite p o.