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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-09
Music.

The Band was out playing last Mon
dayeyening. Weheard several strangers
who were stopping here speak flattering-
u Of their performance.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-09

The SINGER is a lock-stitch machine
and makes a beautiful. even and uniform
stitch which viii not Tayel and Is alike
on both sides. Ii hens. braids. cords,
tucks. embr0iders, ruffieS. fells and does
all kinds of work on the finest muslin CT
the heaviest fuil-clOth.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-09

ing paper published every day EXCEPT san
GAYS Il j On utliShed st such available point.
& il is able 20 give u the latest news to very
extensive territory earlier than L j possible for
suv other journal 70 supply IT, Dyer 4 large p0T-
rion Of SOUTHERN NEW NORE aud NORTH
ERN PENNSYLVANIA il reaches points early iE
rae morning. and west Of Elmlra even 10 tbs Lake
2 g. in
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-09
The Elrnira Advertiser.
4 DAILY 4ND WEEE-L ! 70 J-REAL FOR
THE PEOPLE.
The News Paper OF this Section.
THE DALEY ADyERTTsER Is a n

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
WORLD.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-09

2Ie z2fy-eS3 1ssd ,SsesIssf cod'- ZISeF- CiZ !
iIazarfl Casw -fI's mate me -al shore. from
fresh sa.afTe1 ] ' =. bv F'1FHeN Hazard 4 -'o..
New YORK. II j. absolutely D73r~ s-,.s .Ss-7at- Pa
-tsits who have once taken il prefer ir ~ al 9TH
e-s. PHYSICIANS have decided il sgPeuo- o. any
af the other oils in market. S.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-11

A curious occurrence agitates society
in Buffalo A wealthy widow lady Of
sixty has just married her own widowed
son-in-law of thirty-fve, the former
husband of her own deceased daughter.
who in dying left to her bereaved part
ner two children. OF these children
the grandmother has now become the
stepmother, while their father, marry
ing his mother-in-law, becomes the
stepfather of his own sisters-in-law. The
various new relationships which are thus
established are exceedingly complicated,
and the curiosity and condemnation of
the Buffalo people are excited in an
equal degree.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-11
BOSTON, FEM L. SCH Oh G MM.s-
---,-.is- SfONFR

The nomination of Mrs. Henry G.
Badger as a candidate for membership
of the school committee, from Ward 9,
was one eminently fit to be made, and
promises to do something towards Civ
ing success to what many choose to re-
gard rs an experiment because it is an
innovation suggested and justified by
sound common sense. That the meet
ings of the bourd are mot necessarily
held in the evening. or that it is barely
possible but by no means certain that
ladies' mipht not be practical enough to
vote adyisedly on few matters of bust
ness, are objections to be proposed
change trivial enough in view of the
great good it might effect to indirectly
show the wisdom of it. AS to the case
in qu' stion. Mrs Badger was trained
in normal school, has been professor
of college. is widely known as a teach
er of singnla" ability, and respected and
beloved for her fine womanly and moth
erly qualities. Why should not the
costly educational institutions of the
city have the much needed advantage of
her oversight aud that of others of her
own sex equally well qualified for tine
position, especially when we take into
account the crowd of female teachers
and scholars needing their care and
counsel A? 1t is not necessary here to
criticise the character or doings of the
school committee, as heretofore mani.
tested, further than to remark that those
acquainted with the manner in which
places upon it have been obtained, aud
some OF the material of its constitution,
will be far otherwise than alarmed if a
due number of intelligent ladies take
part in its deliberations and aid in its
supervisory duties. - Transcript.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-11
GENERAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN

CARRIAGES FURNIsHED FOR FUNERALS.
sB-Rssidenoe ia Union street. corner West
(RrAnd attract
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-11
DENNSYLYANIA RAlLhoAD.
THE GREAT
TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST.


THE GxEAr
TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST.
On ard tar Monday. November Q 1873. Express
trains leave Elizabeth as follows -
10 10 A. NJ Fast Line daily exec, Sunday for
Harrisburg, Pittsburg. Cleveland, ana the West,
with Pullman Pa ace Cars thro. oh, with, nj
change 10 PiiisburR, Fort WAYNE and hicago,
and Columbus, Cincinnatl, and Louisville an
with Par,Oi Cars II ON Rev Yorh to tittsburg,
AZ z. Nj. Cincinnati hXpieBs. da ly, Harris
burg, Plttsburg, and the WeH, with Pullman
Palace Cara through, without change. to Pitts.
burg, Indianapolis. Louieyills, Cincinnati. st
Louis, and Chicago.
09 p. N. Pacific Express, daily for Harrl sburg,
Pittsburg, aud the West, with Pullman Palace
.ere !hi ongh, witho change, to tittsburH,
Or st Inc, Fost Wayne, Chicego and Inuisna-
polis
For Baltimore, Washington and the SOUTH via
feHnsS Wanna II Liue, at 9 Q a. NJ daily eS-
cept sunday, with Pullman Parlor Cars ;
, IS P. 81. with N W tu'lnIsh P rlor and sleep
ing Cars, and BAG r. A., daily, with new Pull
man Palace Slt cpl 6 Cars attached.
For Newark and New York, 4.2I, 10, Coz 6 40
7.l0 SO, 7.6l, 8 10, ~ 8 40, Ola, 90 GAO
1925. 1899. 110a. II So, A. NJ; l24l, 1927, lao,
2.4O $50 4,lS, 4 so, 5 IL, $40, e.35, 7.i0,
400, %, 93s, l0.21. and IL % P. NJ. SUNDAY
trai u, & 0e. ll.03, II a. a. m; $50, 7 10,
$40 and s.Ss NJ.
For Philadelphia. IL SO, 0. 0, 1913, A. M, Ito.
49, o.4 S.l3, s.O9, ?. NJ, via Wes' Phi adeI-
z,
$50 SOC and 9.t9 NJ
For Rahway. 1882, 40, sos, a53, 1889 A. NJ.
IL IS, &c, 2.39, 3.i7, SO, AS. 455, 500
5.57 $685. 6.42. $50 T.16, 8 IS, 1854, 1916 p. n.
Sunday trains, 657 and $50 al
For. NOW Brunswic' 1882. s ", 500 and $40 A
n l245, 23y, 35'.437 SIC, 5.57, $50, sl3.
P n sunday train $50 P NJ.
For Perth Amboy and Woodbridge, 6.45, 1899 A
NJ, 317, 4.55, and AZ P NJ
For Ea tMlllstone S.53 A. NJ, I2.k5 &. o. and 81
P. NJ.
For LamNertvills and Pennington, 9. SO A. NJ, and
2.3e 4.37 p. 81.
H.
For bordentown. Burlington and mden. sos.
lol3A. NJ, lilo, . 50. $50. 4 81, C so P. NJ.
For Freehold, TAO "A. II 2.39 and 4.37 p. NJ
Leave New Y, rb for EIzAb-tl, 500 $40, 720.
I.40. sic, 9.1o, 1000, HOO, A. NJ. Ia, M,
LOO 200, 2.20, $40, $40, 4.1O, 40 6 90,
$40. 600, $40, $50, 7.So, $40 1000, ii 80 P
H., ana 1900, night Sunday $40. e.1o, 7 80
For further info nation zee time tables, which
can b had ut the tick etc ffices.
a. J. CAS>ATT General Manager.
d. IL. BOYD, Jr., Gen. Pas. Agent.
j. W. JACKSON,
Gen sup't U. r. R. Of n. j Div.
q. BApE R. supt NJ. y. Div
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-11

CT day guaranteed to Agents. Ad-
hD1O diess q. M SULLIVAN Co., st.
Paul treet, Baltimore, Md
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-11
House Furnishing Goods.

T L. Ball.
successor TO n. D. A. Nssr,
NO. 40 BROAD SIlshEI,
UoBy's BUILDING,
Dealer in Hardware, Cutlery, and Carpenters
Tools, &c.
Agent for Browns Metallic Weather Strips.
GARDEN SEEDS
OF every variety. oy weight and measure.
GARDEN IMPLEMENTS VERY CHEAP.
$50
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-11

The New Orleans papers say that the
sugar crop of Louisiana is not turning
ont as well as was expected, and hat un
less prices advance, no sugar planter
will DO able to meet expenses. There
is, however. present prospect of an
advance in prices The Texas papers
make the same complaints.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-11

We are offering Elegant Parlor suites for $50
Splendid Walnut Chamber Suites, ten
pieces'.''' '''...,......,..,.,..... Is
Enameled Chamber Suites. thelowest ever
been offered in this city. .."....,. %
Black Walnut Extension Tables. ........ IL
Black Walnut Dining Room Chairs, six
pieces ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IA
Excelsior Mattresses, full size. .......,... 4
Also, a large stock of fino
Walnut, Parlor and Chamber suites, Marble
Top Centre Tables, Hall tanas, ] OUNCES
of every description, sofas, Camp
and Easy Chairs, Mirrors, &c.
our FAIL STOCK OF CARPETS
Is carefully selected,
and having bought them since the decline in
price can sell them cheaper than any house
In the city. We have large assortment of
oILt LOTHS,
in Rugs, Patterns and Sheet, ranging from
As cents to sl.5o per square yard,
CHINA, cRoCKERY, GLASS AND PLATED
WARE, @ TERY, WOOD AND
VII Low WARE,
At the lowest possible priees.
A. H. VAN HORN,
10 MARKET STREET,
Near the Court House, Newark, Nj.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-11
WHO WOULDN'T IKE TO BUY
A NICE PRESE T FOR 81?
HAHNE & BLOCK,
643 BROAD STREET.
NEWARK, N. j.,

AAAhS M J.f
Have added to their large stock of
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
A ONE DOLLAR DEPAhTMENTl
and on scc n OF i'm ng all II eli gcocs d, e,r
irt m Eur ] e, III an aH,I Id 10 I'll better an.
a nicer t'clo Tor be same mon y ID n view
rs ar tore. Thty STD, or ins,t nc
Sill er Cast n, for 81, va.u-d a., 81 M
Acct liver s"d q sfor vi Oh
M........... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. go
SO OF liver n 10 Teaspoons for 81. Va.
q, ~, g. - a. 90
silver Pa TED Blu tei Coo trs Tor 81, valued
ut ;....,.............. ......... :. 5 so
Silver Plated Te. a. for 81, val ed a...... 90
liver l { lk P tch. rsi S valued al 8 90
We, pl tod 500 nh lders fl r 81, valued At q no
Il YER Pis..d cts Tor 81, VAIN, d st.,,.., 90
se' Of 'ilv ria ed Ns n Jugs for va.
presi Gas, for / =. ,sa 70
q lie Porten GU iasIor silva Ii at 90
Gel, lie m nsP cket 90 8 r 81, ,aIu, at 8 20
!. d. "or' 8 for val ,eI st....... 20
grst n % for 81 Va ued at.......... 81
CT We 30 es f. r 81. valued at.......... xte
Hand echei Boxes for 81, va uso at ~ SO
Ladies' ~atumels for va ued at. ........ on
81 rams LOT ~ vain, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 40
eIbu 3 for 81 valued a.. ,......... ~
Portfol oh iot 81, val id at...,........... S
rlting DeskS Tor 81, vain dst.......,,.. 8 90
L~ rs, memoirs for q ;aiu' at 80. Q so
CHECKER Boards, wi heck re-, Dice and
Boxes, r s valued at............ M
tariau Vas sfor sI,v ed at....., 30
Rohea ian elias 'nRas for 81, valued a. 49, 90
Pa an si@nr-s for 81, lued at......,.. 90
Me- rshanm IL e- for 81. v lued at..,.. so
Or lag u lis for 81. v lHed at 90
Ala aster Insnenta for 81 valu, d st..... o.
itg ca for 81. vs,ued at ...... o.
Baskets Tor 81, valued at. .....,..... 20
lvor c. esFmen for 81, val ed at............ 30
ID ohinR LAS O 81. value at ......... so
psh Chairs or 81. valued t............ o.
And gre tmtu ct 6 ,ods. tth anne me
ms y articles are fold there for SOC 5Sc
vhcnc mn I he purcha 'ed for lees han 81 slse.
here. We ha Q enlarg GU st re and add d
four lof 9 nore 8 that cw We have ore ON
to how so ds to ad, nntage We invite
spe i4l KAN All n of our LARGE and com lete
stock Of TOYS, fro = lc {, SIS apisce. VIII Oh We
now keep all up tsirh
thnusa d diff re- I III ds of TOYS,
For pretty rirls AID bouncing va
We call the sttenti OF the pu' lie ,onr Whole
sale Department. full line Of To sni F., CT
Gods, Fancy Basf cts a d willowware, and foh..
milan Glassws r 10 general. Also. a q mp'e.e as.
sortnent OF Dolls. oil Heads. DIS. BIRD Cages,
&c. Fai a Ftstvsls su phi at wh iesa {
prices. Plssss give US 5 CA aHdju &c for .yaur.
eesSss, pel to ts1l
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-11

YAkE ON $ GHT.-Last and Best com
Il bination for tanvassers, Agents and
~aiesmen. Henry Ward Be, chers family
news paper , ives every subscr Der pair 81
the iais st and finest Oleographs-two most
attractive subjtc s. that take" on sight
PAINE iy Mrs. Anderson, as c. nt,asts aud
cempan o. for her "Wide Awake" and
Fast AISLE p" Agents have INN, nso suc-
cess call it the "ltst business ever offered
canyassers We furnish The light st and
handsou est outgt, and pay very hi, h com
missi MS. ach subs crIber rsc, ivt without
delay two beautiful pictures; Which areready
stands peerless among amilt Journals, being
SO popular that of its class it has the largest
circulation IN the wor d, Employs the s, st
literary talent. Edward ggleston serial
,tsry is jus. beginning back chapters sup
pied to each snbscrib,... Mrs Stoves long
ex eet' qp,l to My Wife an T. beci :
i'll the wyear-- Eny one wishing good
sala or an inde Pr ndent busness, sh' uld
send for circn ara and terms to j. B FORu
Il CO., New York, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati
or San Francisco. Agents Wan ed.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-11

ITO THE PUBLIC.
The subscriber has variety OF Furni-
ture and House Furnishing Goods which he
is selling cheap The lurhc are invite to
examine. Quick Sales and small Profits is
ever my motto.
! SELL BLACK WALNUT CHAM
BIER SUITS, 10 PIECES. ....... S65 90
IMITATION BLACK WALNUT
CHAMBER SUITS. .....,...... 80 90
FINE ENAMELED CHAMBER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % 90
BLACK WALNUT EXTENSION IA
BLEs. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
BLACK WALNUT WORK TABLES. 2 so
EXCELSIOR MATTRESSES. ..... 90
STRAW MATTRt SShS. 800. 8 90 TO s 90
HUSK MATTRE- SES, ....,. 4 90 TO 8 90
And everything in proportion.
UpHoLsTERING AND REPAIRING
NEATLY DONE.
JAMES SAWYER,
No. 100 BROAD STREET, ELIZABETH.
o9q If
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-25

OfFIck PUhoHAsIho DEpor,l
haD C0hhIsIKAkf ~ nn susSi Il issS

AND CoMAIsS1RT 2r sUBSIsrhsoE,
Sealed proposSis IL asplicsts WIZ 6s rsscsyed a,
Gs fdi 81 ass b F tSs
stores, 70 10 dsliySfed a. Ike snlisistSnee store
house 10 Louisville KY. No 81 East Main street,
100 bbls best quality mess OF. prime mess pork
si.I 9rS n .Ss; Ma M name OF the packer to be
30 bblu" "a No, Extra Family" -four. to be made
a. from good sound fall wheat
100 bushels SsS pounds 70 the bushoD prime navy
iOOoO pounds pSims Rio Soi a 81 Il sseEu
io.ooo pounds brown sugar, equn In quality to
aOOO gallons pure elder or WHISKY vinegar, in bar.
rels or haltbarels, each package TO have at
u sas& . a % Sq PsahiFs s q i sasiSs
hioArbonAte Of potash to neutralEe one huid
1000 pounds beat quality star candles Is. In boxes.
60 bsTr sl ssit.
p3 Gns.i pure srop1a gsPPsr IN gqarterlb
boxes and ground required.
5000 pSSSSsa SsSt dSGs!l navy tGsSSso 70 be
trsa Navy and lie i ssY from az WHICH t Il Is
5000 PSsSRds best quality Sugaroured hams brand
9,OOO pounds bssEguality sugSrcured eanyassed ba,
con, brand g be stated $500. -
containing about 30 pounds.
Sabmtnls5 q GSE beans; coffee sugar vinegar
SAMPLES 10 BE- in boxes OF bottles
The Hour To be inspected by dulyauthorized in
The barrels containing aQur, beans, sugar and
| salt to be well ooOpered, with head lined -
price Of the articles and Sash paeSass 70 be mnrEsd
with the contents, name Of person furnishing the
ProPosals ior different articles must be on sepA
PTS SpSsi 1 e Considered for the delivery Of
portion Of the stores al the subsistence storehouse
Nsf !p haT 2, keRRlGcR o,,,, ,, 4, =,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-25
New 7-5o Gold Loan
or THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co
secured by First Mortgage gu Railroad and
LAND Grant.
SAFE. PROFITABLE. PERMANENT.

"'"' 'h"HNHN'
IAV rHHKE o. ~
oN WINE 0 w.
oo,.. -, - ....,., ,,... al.
", NV " - $500. '".
rHN hor'heso Lana ernh' foia bonus OF
tue Northern fncihc haiiroad Company.
They are free from United states tax, and
are Issued Of the following denominations
| Coupons, 500, $500 and III ,OOOt regis.
| tered, SION, s5OO. al .OOO. a.. OnO and
sIo. oo0,
win the same entire confidence with which We
| commanded Government bonds TO Capitalists and
people, We now after the fullest Investigation re
,1s o'uu- W our
'''"H' AnH us s ~ - puonS,
eohD FAh"ENf'
| both principal and interest are payable In Amer
can gold eOin' At the once OF Jay Cooke Co, New
York City-the principal ct the end Of % years, and
the interest lat the rate OF seven and three enha pei
cent pqr 4nauial half yearly hrst Of January aud
July 70 '' b."
PERFRCT SAFETY. bopd. Wa are now AL,
iuv are occurred by ilrut and only mortsa, on ii,
me property ana fights az tbe Northern p.Inc nau
road oomt,.nT Which viii snhysc. an tss co,nnIs
| Nom 81 ,hs won't
| 4 over Two Thop.ard Mile. N, Road Nth r,I,ln,
s,ocL bniIainys and nj o,hsr en,inmsnts
| a over TWentytwo Thousand Acres N land IN
very ,nils Of anisheJ road rhIs land .Srtcnt,,rsI
tmberrd and mineral Amounting IN All 10 mora Than
Finy Milton kcre. ,onsists M Alternate seslinn.
reachny ,wspty Ia forty mills. on Zach sde N the
traok ana .Iisndingr in 4 broad fertile belt iron,
WI.cnnSIn ,hrnnvh ths richest nor,ion. 81 Nnn.
sota. Dakota Montana. Idaho, Oregon. and Wash.
inston, 10 Puget Sound
While the Government does moi directly guarantee
the bonds Of the Road, 1t thus amply provides for
their fnll ami promnt nayment hr an nnrcservsd
grant Of land the most valuable ever conferred upon
d great national IMPROVEMENT
THE MOnTgAaE =. M. Fru.t..s under the
|
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-25

Columbia, reported a bill to amend the act gov
ernlng the colorcd schools In the District OF Co
lumbia, increasing the number OF trustees 70 y
20 he appointed by the Secretary Of the Interior,
Mr.. Roosevelt, Of N. Y, asked leavesto ofer an
amendment giving the appointing power TO the
Nj. ChIpman declined to allow II to be ad.
mitted.
Mr.. Farnsworth, Of H., made the point Of
order that a delegate could not object TO mem-
The Speaker , tMr. wheeler, of N. y, being
temporarily In the cnait) said the gentleman was
member Of the committee, and had every right
Mr., Chpman demanded the previous question,
hut subsequently withdrew II, and yielded twenty
minutes To Mr.. Roosevelt.
Mr.. Roosevelt then addressed the House, re-
and charging the grOssest frauds In the manage
ment Of the Board Of Public Works and false.
hood In Its annual report, as well as In the report
sent In answer 10 the resolution OF the House,
prOnouncng it an outrage and lie and an Insult
TO the House and the country. He charged that
contracts had been extended and the WORK done
when the report was submitted, and no reference
made 10 the extension In the report; that prices
were stated by the board In the report, and prices
two or three times as much charged for the WORK
where chargeable to the Government and paid
recently made; that work was set down 10 the
report as done and paid for by the board that
was completed and paid for years ago.
The aRossEsT FRAUDS
In connection with the Tiber creek sewer, both
as TO the price paid and in the measurement:
and number Of other Instances were cited In
which frauds were alleged TO exist. lie as
serted that the Indebtedness OF the board was
fifteen instead Of six millions. He did not blame
thesPreadent, and he had never done so. lie be
lleved that when the matter was ventilated and
the frauds shown to him, he would lay his strong
hands upon these men,
The Hoard Of Public Works were appointed
without the consent aud placed beyond the con-
troll Of the people OF the District. They were the
agents Of the government and the Government
was responsible for their msdeeds, and II should
deal literally with the District, hut should not
place more money In the hands % these agents.
BILLS PASSED,
The hill In relation to the colored schools was
then passed. .....
Mr.. Eldridge, Of Wis, reported bill to provide
for the removal Of the wooden buildings In Ju'
dietary square, and II was passed.
The District Committee having no other re-
ports prepared, the House then went into Com
inlttee OF the Whole on the naval appropriation
bill,
The motion Of Mr.. Coburn, OF Ind, TO strike
out the paragraph extending the term OF the
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THE MARKETS.


FrnishsiBV Lewis Johnson q o.. BANKERS. RortASs'i
oJvRsr u Tsah and streets, Ha'hfh9fon.
PRIDAY, January ~ ls79
Uuited States U.s. 1881, Coupon, lls,5 United States
n. Coupon, NIX; 6nits4 States ksgs, y, cogHPppi
MSd; uated s!sses sZs' NEW ~ Gi9Seont rlbS
States SSgs, "a Coupon, ilsls United States lllgs
Xestern Union JelsErsrh Company, q; 2uiek
can EH, 81 United States Express, 7ss; New orb
Scn r1 and asa.op rpHd nS IRE aSA iis
Michigan Central Rallroad, igs,Y; Lake Shore
read, MS oIsysland and Pit,s6urg Railroad
VI; New Jersey Central ig5Si; Rock Island, lisAa
keo and 81. Paul preferred al; WabaAh and West
en- KSilrsad 5a Dsls~ssrS stsssnHs and and
teed Railroad, saa; Hannibal and 81 Joseph, 90
Chicago and Alton, ll3h; Chicago and Alton, pre-
ed III; Ohio and Mississippi certificates, faA
Columbus, Chicago and Indianapolis Central ~
Tennessee State skies, old, sou: Tennessee STATE
SKssa new, 70; yir.inia sSes copsol bond; MA
skies, new, Y; Missouri axes va; Central Pacific
bonds, w; Onion P4cino First Bonds, 70.
ti1ld
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ON MARRIAGE,

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN IRON TIE
effects Of krrUrs and Abuses In early life.
Manhood restored. lmpediments 10 Marriage res
moved New method Of treatment. New and re-
in sealed envelopes. - =
Ninth street Phil dephia PA,-Gn institution hnv.
ins = hishi reputation for. honorable CONDUCT and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-25

DIED.
PAYNE On the eth Instant, LEWIS PArsr, aged
RsIatSssy and friends are invited to attend his flu
neral from his late residence 10: y punoaston
McALiisTRR the morning Of Thursday.
ifG saa Nay Ann ScAhi'iSr1 ssSa one month and
Darling Franki:, thou hast left us.
We thy loss most deeply feel
Hut tits God that hath beren ",
He can ell our sorrows heal.
The relatives and friends e ths family are invited
TeSts' "a Maryland aSsnus. this sfiernoon !
PILI.INa.-on the SSl instant, Of paralysis Of the
brain, Mr., JOsEPH PULLING. OF Philadelphia, In the
sixty ninth year Of his age
fai iihss dcpsrted Ills lie on The sd instant
IsS EsafS % the Me- Ts'sSP ssS
street southwest on saturday, sih Inst at 10 a. m
The friends OF the family are invited to attend, ~
ROCHE,-Qn "Wednesday, January .. ALEXANDRA
HHs hllsrai viii iake place saturday morning
SsSr iRsss 4 O'Clock 'rO" No. " bridge street
TILLosISg Z; WILLY, daaghter q the late John +
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f6s iieSas q the fsSy are iaviisd 70 itena 81
PEYTQS. On the morning Of the 80 instant
The friends Ok the family are invited 70 attend hel
funeral from the rcsidenee OF her grandmother
aoRALEK.-on the ssd instant, a. ? p m. Ep
WAND HSstLEk, after short and painful illness
Nf FSnsrsl viii (IsS gg saturday afternoon,
f SIsnSs and acquaintance fssPtSirvFy invited i
attend u
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fv inNtsd 10 attend ihe funeral fsofn his parenis
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-25
JAY COOKE 81 CO.,

General Agents for the District Of Columbia,
virginia, North Corolina, and south Caro-
Iinni
FIRST NATIONALlBANK.
NATIONAL. RANK REPUBLIC,
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FAINT, WASHINGTON a CO,
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WASHINGTON Cay SAW BANK,
FR MEMS SAVINGS d TRUST COM
PANY.
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II. FULTON & CO.,


OFFIoK CHIRF QUABTERMAsTERD
DEPARTMENT. OF THE GULLY, :
NEW ORLEAFs, La, December 10, 1874 J
Sealed proposals In triplcAte, with copy Of this
advancement attached, Will be received al this
ONCE until twelve O'Clock M, FRIDAY, February I,
1873 for the erection around each OF the national
cemeteries at Alexandria, Baton Rouge and Port
Hudson, Louisiana, OF wall Of stone with cOpingl
or brick or an iron fence, and at each q lodge o.
stone brick also for three iron gates for each Of
the above named cemeteries.
Bids may be for the whole work OF all the cemete-
riea, or for single cemetery
The bonds required Tor the faithful performance
OF the whole amount Of each contract
Proposals 10 be Addressed to the undersigned
aud Endorsed proposals for erecting lodges (oI
walls or iron fences around eemeterlesh)
BY order Of the QuArteImasteI aenerAl
WILLIAM b, HUGHES,
Jas CHIEF OuArteTnaAter.