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National Republican., 1873-09-25

No beneficial revolution ever goes backward,
aud this maxim IL as inyarlable In medicine as
IN politics. The advent OF IIostetter's Stomach
Bitters, twenty years ago, produced a revolution
In the treatment Of a large class OF ailments.
and that revolution has ever since been In 'itbe
full tide Of successful experiment. II that tide
has borne the proprietors OF the celebrated yeRe-
table specific "on to fortune" It has also borne
thousands OF human beings. who were langulsh-
Ing under the effects OF disease, weak and hope
less, out OF the depths OF despondcncy into the
paradise OF health and cheerfulress. 1t Is no
exaggeration TO say that to the yigor, the regu-
larity OF habit OF body, the good appetite ard
OF this nnequalled tonic and corrective, mutt
tudes OF people In every walk OF life, who had
been yalnly physcked In the usual way, owe the
prolonged life.
To Cure Your CaInrrIi, Cough,
hay fever, &o., without taking medicine. usc
store.
BONDS or THE BOARD OF PUBLIC woHKs,-We
need three thousand dollars OF these bonds and
VIII sell some OF our nne ~. Watches ior them.
Cor. Fifteenth and r streets, OPT, Treasury.
Fine Watches.
Our great specially, American and imported
watches OF superior quality. Fine watch repair
Ing BY competent wofkmen. Watch cases made
10 9IIeri or. i,,,oo,,, ,n, II GoL1Y 4 MoRRIII-
wis nIcttb, OPP. ITeuhury
Cincinnati Lion Lager,
Just received and for sale In casks and bottles INV
tue agents, Palmer Green, Georgetown, ID, q.
The Finest Lager Beer
now In the District is from the Lion Brewery.
Cincinnati, and for family use can be obtained
from dealers throughout fhe city, at si.a0 per
dozen, pint bottles. f'
TIE GREAT EkdLIsH REMEDY for Cont and
hheumatlsm. All sufferers from the above COM
plAlnt, either OF recent or long standing are ad-
xlsed 70 use Blairs Gout and Rheumatic Pills,
They can DC relied upon as the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered TO the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
Years with the greatest success. Prepared by |
PRoUT 4 HARsAST, 800 Strand, London, England. |
md sold by all druggists.
WHITE, clean. sound teeth. all may have BY
ising daily THuRsroHs Ivory Pearl Tooth |
'owder; price 70 and 90 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL soft, glossy hair, all desire II, all
nay have II by constant use OF TnoHPsO.B
'omade Optime. Price, 20 and 90 cents per
LIdHTcoLoRED Kid Glovesar very stylish when
OF soilcd. JoUyBNs inodorous Kid Glove
leaner Will renoyate them thoroughly; price rs
onts per bottle. All sold by druggists and
WELLS L'sMACaHE-sPREAp STRENGTHENING PLlA.
iRs, whenever plaster Is needed, are unTi- I
Ned. fTice 80, 20, and 30 cents each.
National Republican., 1873-09-25

Commander Brainc, Of the Juniato, sends TO
the Secretary OF the Navy the report Of Captain
johnson, Of the British steamer Precursor, rela-
tive to the collision OF his vessel with the Amer-
Mass, which resulted In the loss Of twelve men
out OF q crew OF fifteen belonging to the schooner
The following are the names Of the missing !:
mings, Dan. McLeiD, John Carmichael, Phihp
Morse, Thos. Phync, Charles stephens, Antonio
Rodger, John Campbell, Manuel r. Short and
ihomas and Frank, surnames unknown. The
names OF the rescued are Cabei Betrctt, Allen
Mcleod and Andrew Penny,
National Republican., 1873-09-25
Tho Wrong Spring.

IrTOn sHo buttof IUAII BAnnef,I
The following story Is from Bartlett Springs
where, as Is well known, there arc number
Of small springs possessing various qualities
The water OF some Is recommended for drink.
Ing purposes, OF others for bathing, or for
the care of certain diseases; but the one to
which our narrative refers is small soda
spring, the water of which Is considered an
excellent drink, and the spring recommended
for the cure OF corns. II seems that an old
gentleman who was troubled with corns made
evening and give his corns a soak before
tuning In for tho night, under the impression
National Republican., 1873-09-25
JUBILEE.
Inter,slInG ENercire

The seml-centennial anniversary OF the Epis-
copal Theological Seminary Of Virginia, In Fair.
fax county, was begun yesterday, and was
attended by considerable number OF clergy
men. The following exercises took place: Al
4. M, devotional meeting; 1890 4. IN, meeting
hall; p. M. collation.; y. NJ, historical address
by Rev. DR.. Packard, and general meeting to pro-
mote the interests OF the seminary,
The exercises to-day Will be as follows: At I
q. m, Lords supper at the chapel; 10 a. ni., ad.
dress by Rev. DR.. Tying; II a. m, address OF Rev.
Dr. Andrews In memory OF Bishop Meade; necro-
logy OF the professors, by Rev. Mr.. Slaughter;
neurology OF the alumni, by Rev. DIR. Dalrymple;
. p. M, COLLATION.; . p. M, general meeting 10
promote the interests OF the seminary.
Rev. q. ii. Norton, d. D., Rev. ID. Y. Sprlgp
arrangements for the reception and entertain.
ment Of visitors.
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WALLIS OPERA HOUSE.
The aAIlIIIn Nm. -

That sprIghty and fayorite little Washington
actress, Miss May Gallagher, will appear at this
house tonight, IN the play written especially for
her by our fellow-citizen, DR.. Walsh. The
drama Is rcpete with amusing situations and
comical allusiOns, well suited to the versatile
talents Of the fair juvenile candidate for his
eral different characters. All her friends, old
and young, are impatient for the opportunity 10
attest their confidence In her ability 70 sustain
these characters with much credit 10 herself and
the consequent amusement OF her audiences
Let her be greeted with q fmll house to-nlght.
National Republican., 1873-09-25

The boy Who Lives wHh III Maiden Aunt
We know q boy who lives with his maiden
aunt, and We pity that unfortunate. We have
always had horror Of living with maiden
annt-thc bare mention Of such thing ha,
often frightened us Into good behaviour for .
month. A cat-o'-nine-tails never had hall
such wholesome effect upon us as always
accompanied this threatened change of board.
ing-houscs.
Bat we digress. The boy we know belongs
TO the clan known as '.small boys"-boys
whom nobody has any place for, and nobody
knows what TO do with. The urchin Is given
70 playful Pranks at times, but these 'boys
with minor matters. This particular young.
ster has humorous way Of twisting the tall
OF his aunt's pet cat, and reconclling the difil-
Guilty with tabby by feeding her on half q
dozen canarics. He occasionally pulls the
keys out Of the piano, sells them for old ivory,
and buys pistols to shoot flies. He isn't al
lowed to go out with his keeper except on
Christmas day, and he Is obliged to play base
ball In the house. He uses the buttcr-paddle
for bat, eggs for balls, and imagines the
green velvet carpet on tho parlor floor suit
able field for Indoor sports, The other day
he played an exciting and hotly-contcsted
match, self VS.. self, with the implements and
on the ground Aforesaid, and trouble ensued
He became excited, satted wildly, drove shot
uns" right and left, and hung the walls with
liquid chickens. He turned suddenly around.
looked In the i've hundred dollar mirror, saw
the other fellow squared for home run,
picked up the piano stool In a at Of dcspera-
tion, pitched II at the striker; and the second
hand-man, who came tho next day, said the
gilt frame was worth half price, but he would
not cart the broken pieces away for less than
one dollar load.
His aunt was unreasonable. She actually
found fanlt with the boy for having a
little harmless diversion. She had never
felt mothers love for her crring offspring,
or she would never have locked him up Ii
the garret for six weeks without anything to
cat, and expected him to cut up fifty pounds
OF carpet-rags day until released.
Blk weeks had passed. Quietly and unob-
trusiyely The maiden aunt stole to the door
of the room In which she had confined the
youthful prisoner. Expecting to find him
reduced 70 skin and bone, and submission and
obedience, she was about to turn the key,
when she suddenly concluded to look through
the key-hole to see II the boy still lived. Oh,
horror! there upon the bare floor, In all soil.
tude Of his lonely isolation, was the form OF
her nephew, prone upon his vest pattern,
with four other urchins stretched alongside
OF him, playing draw-poker. And her pious
heart was gricyed to lind that these young
rascals had been climbing the rain-spout for
slx weeks, bringing aid and comfort to the
enemy.
The aunt offers a fine, healthy male child
Tor adoption TO any wealthy family that can
,ome well recommended.
National Republican., 1873-09-25
improvements Ordered.

| The Board Of Public Works ordered the fol
lowing improvements yesterday: It has been
decided to lay twelye-lnch pipe connection at
the end OF every square, and twelye-lnch pipe
laid In the parking with which connection Will
be made from the houses; said twelye-inch pipe
connecting with the main sewer. This saves
the taking up OF payementB In making sewer
connections. Orders have been given Tor the
removal OF the pump on Maryland avenue, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets southwest
and the hlllng OF the well.
National Republican., 1873-09-25
MASONIC.

Dedication Of the Masonic Temple Mt
Philadelphia.
The dedicatory ceremonies At the completion
Of the grand Masonic Temple In Philadeiphia,
which commence tomorrow, are now absorbing
the attention OF the members OF the Order In
this city,. The following representatives Of
grand bodies from Washington will he prese ut
and take part In the ceremonies:
Grand Lodge y. A. A. NC. y. Stansbury, NJ.
w. Grand Master; J. b. Gibbs, X. W. D. q. Mas
ter; j. l.. johnson, X. W. s. "a. Warden; l.. ID,
q. Secretary.
Grand X. A. Chapter.-h. T. Longley, N. T.. q.
u. Priest; N: D. Larner, r. x. d. q. n. Priest; l..
Scribe; c. smith, H. f. q. Treasurer: l. q.
Stephens, X. 4. q. Secretary.
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Netc. frem the Gsvcraer,- Once.

Gov. Shepherd was visited yesterday by a large
number OF representative men, who called for
the purpose Of extending their congratulations
on his ascending to the gubernatorial chair.
Among the number were ex-senator Pomeroy,
COL flt1gerald, OF the Phlladelphis CITY Ren,
Revenue Department.
Col; Richard Harrington, judge advocate on
tne Governors stan, yesterday rendered his
resignation as member thereof, which was ac-
cePted. His successOr has not bcen ann nonnc cd
National Republican., 1873-09-25
RECORD OF CITY NEWS.
OCCURRENCES ABOUT TOWN YESTERDAY

Activity Of Local PoiitIcisns-Thc Yeuns
Republicans OF tho Eighth District Pro-
test AEaiu., Change Of Geyernment-
ssrens's Tcs-Party In the Twcu,ie,h
District - Hint. for Traveller. - The
Long Committee short Items.
National Republican., 1873-09-25
sale of Furnlture.

Attention Is directed to the extensive sale Of
parlor and household furniture, by Mcssrs. Lat.
inner Cleary, at the residence OF Mrs. II. r,
schoolcraft, No. 1921 r street northwest, on the
q proximo. MIRA. \. Is the widow OF the late
N. ~ SchOOlcratt, the Indian historian.
National Republican., 1873-09-25
Mn.hInglon nnd lcoracloMn RnIIrond.

The rails for the curve Of the road OF the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company
around the south side OF the Capitol are expected
nero thls morning, and large force OF men will
immediately be put to work on u street. from
NtW Jersey avenue to Second street First
street from the north side Of Pennsylyan ave-
nut 70 street south, was finished last evening
tn anu tne paving OF the road with tho Evans con-
crete VIII he commenced at once.
National Republican., 1873-09-25
THE TEXAS EDITORIAL EXCURSION.
Arrival aud Reception In Tbi. ll,y

"'snN Noo hereptioh IN This Cuy.
A. u. Norton, Dallas h,eHtycnccr; II. q. Hunt,
NdiiondI Inder; II. N. Taylor, san Antonio Er.
press, and J. W. Golledge, Waco .idrance, Of the
Texas Press Association, and others OF the re-
cent editorial convention at Sherman, have,
after very extended tour through the West and
North, arrived In this city, highly gratined with
their reception at ali points
National Republican., 1873-09-25
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS,

ABOUT forty thousand feet OF lumber were re.
ceiyed yesterday In this city from Baltimore.
THE STEAMERS plying between this port OF
the new express line have resumed their regular
trips.
AN INVITATION has been received by the Poto-
mac Boat CLUB from the Atlantic Club OF New
YORK TO attend the annual fall games at Harlem
on the 18th Of October next.
National Republican., 1873-09-25

Gov. DAVIS, Of Texas, has announced his
intention to canvass the State during the
present campaign, and has melted his Demo-
cratic competitor, Judge Coke, TO meet him at
such times and places as he may deem conyo-
nient, to discuss publicly the Issues Involved
In the approaching election. Tho Republic
can State Committee has, meanwhile, Issued
temperate address, appealing to the people
calmly and attcndyely to compare The plat
forms OF the two parties, and the nominees
placed upon them, and TO give an unpreju-
dtoed decision.
National Republican., 1873-09-25
Pslioe Court-Judge smell.

Isaac Cross, nuisance on Virginia avenue
southeast, continued; Morris sullivan, same, $40:
Wheeler, assault on his wife, Is; John keeie ami
Martin Mahoney, an ARRAY, Is each; Sarah Long
ster, Keeping bawdy- house, SO. and for selling
ney, obstructing the streets, s5; Thomas Boiler
yagrant, gave $50 personal recognizancs, and
was released on condition that he leave the CITY
coored, % for swearing: Mary OCOnnelI, a va,
grant, workhouse 30 days; Jas. Wheeler, ~ for
cuYing; Geo. W. Nicholson, for lighting dogs.
-; Frank Jones, selling liquor without license,
National Republican., 1873-09-25
THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.
Meeting Of the Campaign Committee Las

Meeting OF the Campaign Committee Last
Night.
The committee appointed at the Temperance
hall meeting on Tuesday evening convened last
night MNo. e2e y street, Messrs. II. d. Peck,
(chalrmanl d. Baker, Alex. Lynch, Allen Conn,
sohn W. Hayes and A. Z. Constantine being
present, full conference was had regarding
the proper course TO be pursued In the prosecu.
tlon o. the campaign, aud II was unanimously
sgtecd mat men must be selected In the various
ulstricts as candidates noted for their public
spIit favorable TO Judcious improvements,
niph moral character and total abstinence prin-
ciples. such men, II was contended, would CON-
inand the respect, at least, Of all parties and,
| " elected, be able 10 represent the material In
terests OF the district In the House Of Delegates
| with view to sound economy and the social
and moral elevation Of all classes Of the CON-
| munity.
The following names were added to the CON.
mlttee, and the gentlemen were invited to meet
| at the same place tonight for further confer.
ence and definite action Mr.. Messer, Anderson
Richardson, John W. Hayes, Ed. Devins, Mr.
Wheeler, Of Georgetown; A. l.. Taylor, A. Y
Leech, J. J.. II. Winfield, W. b. Gonzales, Ed
johnson, W. II. Chase, wm. Spurgeon, DAME
Hopkins, Patrick Curtin, II. e. Grahani, W, II
Norton, Jno. c. darkness, W. II. Young, Martin
Ahrens, J. W. Moore, Oscar Alexander, Nichoial
Dummond, Il. U. POlklnhorD, A. A. Wheelock
Geo. Savage, Chaa. Simpson, Jerc. l.. Kldwell
FL. Lacey, 4. e. Mills, A. T. Mauptn, Y. NJ. Brad
ley, J: Maupin, DR.. Jos. Walsh, NJ. V. Casey an,
J. II. McNeir.
National Republican., 1873-09-25
The Ronrd .r Rr.,.,r.,I.,

The board Of registration transacted the fol-
lowing business yesterday Changes-ia white
l2 colored; total, 81. New names-i6 white and
25 c0lored; total, II.
National Republican., 1873-09-25
The CnrItsI I'LL uaieI.

The committee on subscriptions for the pre-
posed hotel have appointed Messrs. J. B..
Cramer, Ii. N. Chapman and II. c. Merritt as
canvassers TO solicit subscriptions Of stock under
the ruperintcndcncc Of W. s. Fletcher, Of the
committee. "
National Republican., 1873-09-25

the subscriber has been induced for the next
thirty days TO run on his stock Of Hardware and
Housefurnishlug goods at cost for cdSh. Nc
book accounts during the time.
Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
Sign OF Gilt Saw,
Penna. avenue and Tenth street
National Republican., 1873-09-25
N.,,.,.l a.x,...u.
Stable Reouinitc..

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street.
pays per cent. per Annum on deposts for each
calendsr month. Banking hours TO 1; Sstur.
days, 70 aand to 9.
National Republican., 1873-09-25

such as horse brushes, curry combs, chamois
skins, hay cutters, horse buckets, manure forks,
carriage sponge, feather busters, hOof brushes
&C., &c., for sale at low prices by
Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican., 1873-09-25
Now In Shriuknnr

TO be placed on our counters tomorrow, full
line OF genuine Garry owen sultiugs, of our own
oruer At 70. A. SAKs a Co.,
3i6 Seventh street,
National Republican., 1873-09-25
Rntertaiumep, by Howard p,,,,,o,, No. =

Howard Division, No. !, sons OF Temperance,
gave an entertainment last night at Temperance
temple, consisting Of music, reading, singing
and speaking.
Mr.. j. T. Powell read the great temperance
poem commencing go feel what I have felt;H
after which Mr.. Frank made a few remarks,
saying that u was want Of unity among tenn
cause.
Judge Burwell, OF Miss, made q short address,
giving many incidents Of the deletefiOus innu-
private individuals.
Mrs, shiiy sang, with plano accompaniment, u
thrilling temperance song, which was much a,l-
mlred and applauded by the audience.
These entertainments will he given at the
temple every wednesday evening, commcns sing
AZ 1880 O'Clock, and ending ut O'Clock, TO which
the public are cordially invited.
National Republican., 1873-09-25
EilRRIGN NarRs

TnE Lsrdm Herald, which was suspended re-
Gently by the Turkish Government, has, at the
request Of the british Minister, been permitted
to continue publication.
THE Two BIDwELLs, Mcdonnell and Noyes, the
forgers, have been removed from Ncwgate to
one OF the convict establishments TO undergo
their sentence. Before leaving they were shorn
OF their whlskers and clad In prison garb.
THE Rere Cdthoiiquo has discovered another
miracle and vouches for Its authenticity. Il
states that Louise, Letteau, Of Bots dHayre, Bel.
gum, has taken no food whatever for twenty
months, and that she Ia still In excellent health
THERE are rumors at Shanghai OF an intended
massacre Of foreigners In the Interior Of China.
The rumors are thought to have some founda-
ton, and soldiers are being stationed In large
numbers In places were missionaries and other
foreigners reside.
EARL GRANVILLE has informed Baron de
WORMS, president OF the Auglo Jewish Associa-
tion, that the British Minister at Tanglers has
been instructed TO inquire into the alleged Ill
treatment OF the Jews In Morocco, and, II neces-
sary, TO Interfere at once on their behalf.
The Brunswick Tdgebiau says that Duke Will
liam has renounced all claims to his late brothers
property, either In Geneva or elsewhere, and the
brunswick Government, recognizing the viii as
valid, will vindcate only claim, affecting the
entailed property Of the Crown.
A NOVELTY at the Crystal Palace In London IL
the letting on Of comic fireworks for the benefit
Of youngsters. "Margery Daw" and "Froggy
Would Wooing Go" have lately been rendered
with tremendous effect. Here Prometheus has
his bowels well torn for the benefit OF the youth
OF the tight little island.
MIRACLES are plentiful In Europe Just now.
The Paris Gazette Hebdomaddiye dc Medicine states
that committee OF four ecclesiastics, appointed
by the Bishop Of Blos, have declared that the
cure OF Constance Letat, formerly deaf, and who
recently recovered her hearing at Lourdes, is un-
doubtedly q miracle. Aurists aud surgeons be-
gin to object to this sort Of thing as Injurious to
their profession.
A RUSSIAN CHEMIST has discovered an elec-
troyti process for producing perfectly pure iron,
which possesses the advantage OF being easily
as rapidly az any other metal known.
National Republican., 1873-09-25
THE COURTS.

PARTIES WISHING to make secure Investments
can ebtain good real estate loans upon applica-
Ton to b. II. Warner, No. ~ seventh atreni.
National Republican., 1873-09-25

The sale Of real estate at auction n made A
specially by d. II. Warner, I2o Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-09-25

B. II. WARMER makes speciality Of selling rea
estate at public auction.
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suprcmc Court-Geuer,l rc

sspreme Court-General Term.
All the justices except Mr.. Justice Macarthur
were made:
klrk vs. Zell. Decree for conveyance
and Appleby, but not decided. Adjourned.
Criminal Csurt-NIr. Justice Macarthur
This court was engaged as follows yesterday;
II. Young, indicted for the murder OF u. Hahn.
Trial begun and eight Jurors obtained See local
report.
James Stanley, larceny, nOiie yrosequi.
Alexander Garden, alias Alexander Hoover
was convicted OF larceny and sentenced 10 iail
for 30 days. Adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-09-25

"HKALiNG ON The WINGS" say all who have
made use Of DR.. Wlstar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
and by such use has been cured OF coughs, colds,
bronchitis, sore throat, influenza or consump.
tion. The prudent will always keep this stand
ard remedy by them.
National Republican., 1873-09-25
The washi.s,s. City sav,us, B.,h.

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana ayenu
payss per cent interest on all deposits Depos
cts can be made And drawn ct Will.
National Republican., 1873-09-25
BY the Recent Bank Failure.

real ssfArE bought aud sold by b. II. Wa
ner, T29 Seventh street
National Republican., 1873-09-25

J. II. basier & c.,
per cent on all deposit.
National Republican., 1873-09-25
A Coed Thing Duly Appreciated,

TEE new Colonnade hotel, Philadelphia. Pa, In
location possesses business advantages and
quiet neighborhood.
National Republican., 1873-09-25
ADJUSTMENTS, EXCURSIONS.ETC.
WASHINGTON THEATRE coMIoUR,

WAsHINGTON THEATRE COsfIQUE.
Eleventh street. below Ponnsyivsnia svenue.
THE GREATEST OF MODERN SENSATIONS.
Enlargement Of the charming young actress,
MISS CHARLOTTE STANLEY,
CRIME; CRIME,
Or. tho Csr,hool Tragedy,
supported by the eminent actor.
GEORGE w. THOMPSON,
and an efficient and powerful dramatic company.
REINFORCEMENT OF NOVELTY ARTISTS,
Tho greatest Of living dancers, the famous
MILE ANNETTE aALETTI.
The great original onciessed dancer,
THOMAS HARPER,
In his astonishing performwnces
Two new Ballcts by Mons. BiandovskL
OUR COURT OF BEAUTY.
Thefavorite Ethiopian. HARRY HART.
The great versatilists, JAMES u. EDwARDsH w.
EAGAN,
Tho accomplished actresses,
Miss ELIZA NEWTON. Miss CARRIE AVERY,
The prince Of Ethiopian comedians,
.. OTTO BURBANK
JOHN REESE, u. y. HODGES, r. JEAN DUCK.
LEY, MACY RoDECAP, EUGENE HARRISON.
OUR sTUPEND0Us COMPANY.
Family Matipees every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY. sepa,U
National Republican., 1873-09-25
CITYITEMS,

FALL CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN.
All the latest styles Goats, Pants and Vests,
Fall Oyersacks, &C., &C.,
Unegualed IN style and quality.
Prices most economical.
Our Youths, Boys and Children's Clothing Is
much admired for style, beauty OF finish and
quality OF material.
Sizes for boys from three years OF agc to
twenty. NOAH WALKER A Co.,
Gil Pennsylvania avenue,
National Republican., 1873-09-25
PennBylyanla a

can still be supplied; also, good supply OF
guns, pistols, caps, powder, ,wads, &c, So., Cheap
or { ash
National Republican., 1873-09-25

MRs. MARY d. HAMMER, wife OF James 8.
Hammer. OF Lyncaburg, died suddenly at her
residence on Thursday last. At breakfast Mrs.
Hammer was In her usual health, and In Ie IS
than four hours she was q corpse, her death
being caused, In the opinion OF her ply slcians,
BY apoplexy. Mrs. Ua inner was in her forty
nrst year, and was universally esteemed for her
many Alnlable and lovely traits OF character,
National Republican., 1873-09-25

MES: BURR WILL REOPEN HER
4i s gMfhDioi: II siSs: On MONDAY, September q, IsTa.
WV AN" aWF.6eolms