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NJ NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS

MT NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
FOR MAY AND JUNE, 1S73.-T. X. PRICE &
co. lust from market again, are opening. by steam-
ers aud express, all tho novelties in shade an de-
sim for spring and summer-miny decided bar
Gains In In, ported DRESS GOODS.
A great variety Of JAPANESE SILKS and fot-
EINS;
PLAIN and STRIPED FRENCH SILKS;
aROS-GRAIS and BONNET SILKS:
CDLORED SILKS, for trimming;
CHECKED and PLAIN MOHAlRs, zoe. to - rer
yard;
srriTIZG LINENS AMI pUPLINS. for travellers /;
LAIN and STRIPED GRENADINES;
IRON BAREGES, every price;
SILK GRENADINES, AUSTRALIAN CRAPEsi
MOURNING GOODS, every style in use;
KID GLOVES, GRAPE Wells, &c. apo
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We are 20 crowded this morning with
editorials tint we have not room for , ~.
Jo'h"rr 70 The H1te Journals article of a
coiumn and BALI In reply to our little para.
graph "I Yesterday. We will attend to its
ease 'o.Ncro". Meanwhile we return IL
our iian!.s Tor its eandor. We know where
II '';'udS, mud it shall hno" where we stand.
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nr NEW WRAPPINGS AND PARt

w NEW WRAPPINGs AND PARA
SOILS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
T.Y. PRICE &C. co. are now opening splcudid
stock Of
PARASOLS ard SUS-SHADES,
LACE POINTS and SACQUES,
ORGANIZES, LAWNS, JACCONETS;
CAsSIMERES, for gentlemen and boys;
GAUZE VESTS, for ladies and gentlemen;
roPsETs. GLOVES, COLLARS, NECK-TIEs.
&C.;
non pieces new PRINTS and PERCALES, l23, l6s,
20, and CSC. APPS
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FRENCH BsR n D. just re-
ccive1 direct from Cognac large lot OF HEN
MESSY BRANDY OF different vintages-some very
old. For sale In bond or duty paid
OSCAR CRANE,
Importer OF Wines, Liquors, aad Ciglrs'
,,ee-s No. II Governor street.
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without the necessity of compelling the
South 10 bear an unfair proportion Oh Inc
burdens Of taxation. In order 70 detray s. .se
expenses of the Government anu 'a' 81 r rsr
upnn The national debt we must have !, Iaran
Sufficiently high to raise the required reye.
n " ar else direct tax must be relied upon
;n which event the great staples OF the South
cotton and tobacco--will have to pay the
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NOAH WALKER IL CO.,
1904 MAIN STREET,
are prepared TO show one of tho largest and most
stylish stocks Of
CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN's FURNISH.
ING GOODS
ever seen in tho city. Call and examine before pur'
chasing elsewhere.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. A perfect Mt guar
antecd. Remember,
ap lo-lm 1904 MAIN SHELL
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spE1AL NGTICES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ATTEN

~WE CALLsPECIAL ATTENTION
70 the sulc THIS DAY, for Messrs. Williams &c
Guy, trustees, of large number OF bbAoiifoL
LOrs OH Pine, Laurel Cary, Main' GFeen' ana
Floyd streets, in Sidney, embracing some OF 'ne
very hest lots in those localities u thepc 1alt
iii, or reserve. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
-, ,a-1t Anctjoneers
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WILLIAM DAFFRON,

W. 1888 MAIN STREET
offers 10 the public the following GOODS:
picturcs-largcst stock south Of Washington
Chromcs and uil-PaintlngS. any that are IN the
market: icture Frames made at halI-hours notice
Pho" graph Frumc:--iargc stock always on hand
Mouldings. all sor1s-5o.noo feet hand ; Looking
Glass Plates and LUokng-Glass Framcs--a larg,
stock; large Family Bibles. extra large size AND
finish. most approved editions Clocks from the
best manufacturers in the United States. suitable
for parlors. offices, and stores. Carpets-Brussels
extra eupcrInc. supcrfinc, medium. and other
descriptions Of cnrpctinGs. Kugs-Brusscls. velvet
and tapcsr:. uil-clulhs. Mattings-Chccked ano
plain. best description. Walnut Extension Tables
and ether articles. All Of which will sell for cash
ur hv payments of weekly or rnonthlv instruments
iC .i-e ,d3lI WILLIAM DAf ffoN.
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NE" OILS FOR MACHINERY.-Pu
LUBHlCATING OILS
will please bear In mind that the OH sold by Is
A NATURAL LuBRlCATING OIL,
OF Is DEGREES GRAVITY
The THIN OILS OF HIGHER GRAVITY are
dearcr Mt lower price US they have little
body. Will soon wear away, aud are consequently
more liable To cut and hc,t the DC rings.
PLEASE OBSERVE, EVERY BARREL OF OUR
GENUINE aud PURE
NATURAL PETROLEUM LUSKlCATlSG OIL
SOLD IN rms HARRIET
has our brand on the head OF each barrel thus:
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBRIcATiSG OIL,
PURCELL, LADD & co. AGENTS,
RICHMOND, Va"
Orders addressed 10 US. will receive prompt attei-
uon. PURCELL, LADD & co. Druggists
l216 Main street, corner Thirteenth,
apl:-tJes Richmond, Va.
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NJ Observation-Disclosures from all

ROSADALIS.-Ce from all
parts of the country are daily received aftesne 70
80 ,,n,ralleed popularity of this great medicine In
The cure of diseases of the blood.
LIMA. OHIO, February Is. 1909.
c,entlemen, For twenty yearsI have been ahicteo
with an exceedingly annoying and inveterate efuf-
t,on. covering nearly my whole body had trieo
many different medicines, but without receiving inc
slightest benefit A short time since bought one
botla of " Rosadalis," and used 1t according 10 a-
REGIONS and am happy to say IL has entirely cured
,ne. II Is n mo iiciuc Of great merit Yours truly
m .odIm BENJAMIN BLCIiTOL.
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AaOg-SE-EEKNISEEzNG GOODS.

(HISA AND QUEENSWARE,
" GLASSWARE,
PLATED WaRE.
PLANISHTD WARE.
BRITANNIA WARE.
TINN ARE.
lHUN-WARE,
WILLOW-WARE.
WOODEN WAKE, al
SMITH & McCURDEY'S.
ap7 42l Broad street.
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BOARDING..

pOAkDING.-Want OCCUPANTS for
~ pleasant front room and small room udj oiu-
Ing. also, -four gent enen as day-boariers.
Mrs. StLLY,
~ o6-lts No. SOB east Franklin street.
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GPRlNG CLOTHING.

500 BUSINESS SUITS,
800 DRESS SUITS,
q zoo pair, FANCY CASHMERE fASiS,
3uI WHITE DUCK VESTS,
1000 WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
1900 pairs WHITE tPepperiU JEANS DRAWERS,
II u pair 100 pairs Couvsier s Thomrson's hlDs,
e. All NEW GOODS, bought exclusively Tor
r.. sh and viii be sold low. Ny friends and the pub
lie generally are Invited TO call an supply them
q Ives from the largest aud best stock In the South
WILLIAM IRA SMITH. ACT,
Siyu BIG FLAGS. apll
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IL 1902, lately oern.iei ~ Zetcilr, having tsrn
rented over his head a. aIo,Aer without word 70
hin. he has IN the dilemma t. ienluye to the s,s'.
mfnt Of God.,in's n H. corner OF Eleventh and
hank streets. where he will b" found to receive Eis
old friends and customers, and where he viii serve
the market affords, fea
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q PRING GOODS.
-
We have received this spring an unusually large
ana attractive stock oG
DRY GOODS.
SATiN->TKII'Ep SEgGES,
JAPANESE SILKS ana fO"LtSs.
BLACK and tuIOHEp SILKS
BLACK ana CoIOEED iLrACAS.
FRENCH CAMBKiCS and CHGANDIsS
Pare MUliAlE rOPLISS,
InoN BAHEGEs and JkNAPPISES,
FRENCH and ENGLISH CAs>IMEEkS,
Irish LI:ESS,
BLAY Linens.
TABLE DAMaSK,
NAPKINS,
White aid CoLoRED PIQrEs.
Full lines OF
WHITE CAMDRlCS,
CHECK MCSlISs SWlSsEs,
VICTORIA Lawns, sc.
These goods are offered at the lowest market
prices j. Z. COURTNEY { son.
ap 2l-lw cl3 Bread street.
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MULES. HORSES. dc.

MULES AND MARE FORA
I'VE SALE.-rhrec very excellent wrl!-s MEA
broke YOU Nc MULES: kind In any har- WV
ne b. free from tricks. aud sound. Also. a2HEsGS
me YOUNG MARE foar years old, sty.isn, and
In. at the horsc-loi or Turner's stable Franklin
street j.. B. WATKINS,
ap 2C-it*. I'LL Main street
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Observation-Disclosures
- ARDNER
- FIRE-EXTISG USHER AND
uuoK-ASD-LADDERT TRUCK
EQUIPMENT.
ABSOLUTE PROTECTION FROM FIRE.
General Wade Hamnton says:

General Wade Hampton says:
" The GARDINER FRk-EXTINGUisHER has my
hearty approval, ald recommend It's general intrt
uactipn Is ! safe aEl c.lcacioas protection against
tie risk u! lire: The great bec:i' 1t has conferred
In saving property justify The conf; !cnce reposcd
III IT,"
ScEd for descriptive circular.
THOMAS l.. PrLsrOE, Ger eral Agent,
fe :7-M.W. aSym loo Tk!7i stree, Richmond.
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MI MANUALS OF
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
MICROSCOPES,
MAGIC LANTERNS,
METEOROLOGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
PHYSICAL APPARATUS,
profusely illustrated, mailed 10 any address on
receipt CT ten cents each.
JAMES W. QUEEN & CO.. Opticians,
921 Chestnut street. Philadelphia:
COG broadway, New York.
Mention that you saw tli, in the Richmond Dis
patch. NH l9-"&S2m
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Personal.

--~~---.-,--~.~ ---~-.-->-~-~--~~~--~
THE PARTY WHO, IN MISTAKE.
L took Il SHEPHERDS PLAID DUURLE
SHAWL and VEIL from Assembly Hall on the &C.
c.son OF The ball Oh tie lllh OF April, 1878. Will
please return the sanle 70 li3S Main street and
oblige the owner. ap 23-V
H'HE HEIRS, DENISEES, OR NEXT
l. ~ KIN Of the foIlnwins-named p'rsons WHO
were living In 1850 may be Informed .! something 10
their advantage by inquiring OF Il. q. BaHb1 NO.
I547 Main street, Richmond. Fa.-to VII:
SUSASSAH SPENCER widow OF BENJAMIN
SPENCER, Henr!co county.
ELIZABETH BURTON, widow Of RICHARD BUR-
TON. iieuricn county.
John W. JOHNSTON, Charles City county.
WILLIAM STONE aud JAMES BAGSELL, Stafford
county.
bell county.
ALICE SAUNDERS, Wrstnorcland county.
STApLErOS CRUTCuFtELD, Goochland county.
.IuuS JONES, Madison county.
JAMES HARRIS. Fuuquicr county.
JESSE DAVIS and SPEArLEY DAVIS, King GeorSc
! county. 49,
| joins QUINN and AhMlsrE>p DUDLEY, Ph'syl
yinIa rou, Is.
JouS ALMOND spots, !Sania county.
! WILLIAM MASON, Lancaster county. up ?2-I
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY PA
IL FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA YOLuS-A
TEEkS, RICHMOND, VA, April -, is7Ss,slD-W
My GRAYS,-You are hereby nrdsred 70 as II
April 2sth, at clock. without arms or UNIFORM
TO business All abscntecs are OF dered to he pres,
emit as The court of Inquiry will meet a. take action
I'm their eases. By order OF Captain CARRISGTOS.
ND 2i-att GEORGE W. kAVEs, JR.. .. ).
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CHINA. GLASS, AND QuEENSWARE,
sILVtR-PLATED and
uuCSE-FCRNISHlSG GOODS, &C., sc.
No. 9 GOyERNOR sTKEE

NO.
NV assortment of goods l. now large and com.
plctc of the newest 81 les and best qualities. AMI
respectfully call the attention Of the public 10 In
SINE doth wholesale and rrta dcacrs). and Invite
all examination of the sylcs and prices before pur-
CHASING else wLerp. a, my new business arrange
lncn,s give increased facilities for purchasing
goods at the lowest rates, | am determined not tn he
und"r.old In this or any other market.
r.. b. TAYLOR,
Il. ALsDP. "f'N'ii f"4 ''''' NH 3-3n,
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D L NJ o V a l.!

Spring CLIO HING
JULIUS KHAKEkS. TIE CLoTHlER,
No. 1911 MAIN STREET..
| have returned from the North Win weil-se-
lcctcd stock Of new style 49, l ,.,.
CASSlMEEtS AND CLOTHS,
which eau make up IN garments In inc latest STYLE
as am practical rufter.
Also, IL ltrge stock OF ,r o,,,r,
for Mems Youths AMI Boys which cannot lie
surpassed In style, quality, and prices All ask Is
to call on JULIUS MANNER
Merchant Tailor,
NH l5 S,TuETh 1917 Main street.
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ssssI ssSsa7atS,

DARASOLS, PARASULS.-A large and
4 wrll-s.lcrteh stock Of L ak..SDl.S, from pc 10
81 can lc found ut JULIUS MI YER'S,
b3 l}r BAD street.
LADIES LINEN HATS from soc. and upwards
up 2J-.w
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~CARDOZo, FOURQUREAN a. CO.,

1909 MAIN STREET,
are now and vii: Re receiving by every steamer
fresh supplies Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
In which may be found all the newest styles and
shades, which they will continue to cell at the very
lowest prices We call special attention to our
splendid line Of
PLAIN aud STRIPED SILKS.
Elegant LACE STRIPED and BRoCADE POP
LISS,
STRIPED and PLAIN GRENADINES, In black
STRIPED and PLAIN GRENADINES, In colors
LACE>POISTS and JACKETS,
PARaSOLS In great variety.
Our LACE and EMBROIDERY stock is the finest
in the city.
ap2s CAEDOZO, FoCRQUREAN & co.
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\ Ar1oNAL LINE err .vrn. S.fFFfSss

These steamships are the largest In the tr,I.
Cabin passage, 80, 30, and 100; excnr,tan 49,,
and ESQ currency: Storage. :2P PREPAID so,
derry, Glasgow, Cardiff Bristol or inn",, ' |a9h.
than by any other route. For further iny,rm,,'rr
apply to + VI Jir'piHhir'u'n
sd Broadway, New YnrL. -
GEORGE W. ALLEN& 90 ,,. n. "
ap2G Rlrh,r,,,,
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FOR NEW YORK.-The Old lcrgs,e
4 dominion Steamship Company elo. Szyy-LtthN
CANT steamship RICHMOND Captain EoCHTr iii
Freight received until Saturday night. ''''N = u
q tbIough billie vi lading sis,eu. and y..oh. w..
~srded cd, With dlspatch TO all roiu.s norl, soI;b
Line for foreign ports Passenger scsn'n 1nna,o
ureurpassed Far, Si2; steer;rye, -: ron,a.,r,s
ucScS' +M For freight or passage, app!y t.,
an ee-lt ~ a :. 80 t.''.-.
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DEPARTURES Dr. scrAuy.,

FOR PHILADELPHIA ~c-cs.
:. Inc steamer JAMES =. GREEN XII y
6 ooIt MSNsf WI re sI frelshs r lie be@s
fre 10. rtcn ,o use Inh nstaul at !. ociock
ne" Jerscy. md helasurc. lI~p s1r Sorr,i., ins'
ION. and New Orleans. at low rates. ''''''s' ho5-
Passage 70 Philadelphia. including moi.
staferoon, IS. W J. I0pTI-1u meals and
mp % 2f N I,.,t "h, AEen:.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
The Wilson of Cleveland Received a
Medal Of Merit Only.

OUR NEW IMPROVED MACHINE
Stands without a rival, and should find Its
way into every family. 1t has reached the
highest state of perfection of the Sewing Ma
chine yet produced, and Its sales arc constant
ly, increasing throughout the world.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
FOR SALE.

1n ACRES OF LAND ONE
tOmile south ofthe city, we'll improved,
good house and out buildings; good we'll; 10
.screa In vineyard, mostly foreign; 400 orange
trees mostly from three to six years old; A0
walnut trees from two to six years cid; 30
apple trees, some bearing. Title good; terms
easy. Also st
FORTY ACRES Of land ~ miles south OF
city, unmprOved. Also -aga9
HOUSE AND LOT corner of Main and
Fifth streets. House new. Lot 60xl85. Also,
THREE LOTS between Fourth and Fifth
streets, ON Olive. - aie s99e4
INQUIRE of H. EDWARDS, or ]. b.
BICkNELL, Room No 80, Temple Block.
nnviE.ff
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
FOR SALE.

90 ACRES ON THE SAN ANTO-
- Gnio, Ranch and the san Gabriel River
Il II eight miles from the City and two fron
Los Nietos depot, and depot Ia within one
half mile: Inc tract Is al arabic ana mas
The water right Is excellent and the buildings
and improvements good. Refer to A. {.
CHAUvIN, Los Angeles. nol-lmd-2mw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
FOR SALE.

A HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED
"A on Sansevaine street, a short distance
east Of the depot. The lot Is 200xi00 feet, 'front.'
ing on two streets, with walnut, orange, Fig,
Almond and Apricot trees, all bearing ffult.
Water Company's pipes, and also bitches for
irrigating. Apply at La Esperanza store, los
Main street. eas = haaH nol2-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
For. Sale!
For Sale!

nESIRABLE BUSINESS, Sc
IL curcly established, requiring moderate
capital, and paying five per cent. monthly.
Would exchange for real estate In the east.
Reasons satisfactory. Address "HERALD"
Office. e4t de6
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17


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National Republican., 1873-09-25
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.

on and after WEDNESDAY, August u, is7a
trains will leave Baltimore as follows. baltimore
Is a. m Niagara Falls Express, daily tercep,
hundaypD for Niagara Pals and Iitin aIo
Wet and North to buffalo aud Niagara
lis p. m.-fAsf LINE daily ccreep, SUNDAYS, for
BE West and horth to Wiiliamsp 1T and
II I'D p m.-NoTthern Express daily for tho IVES,
and North TO Elmira, buffalo, Niagara
Fails and Canada.
s;l5 y. m,-for the West
TRAINS ron WESTERN MARYLAND ROAD A,
TRAINS FOR GETTYSBURG at .S a. m. and
TRAINS FOR uAI6ssR?hR II; =. sas I. M, ,ls and
TRAINS ron ouMiiiiESaRtRTSp VALLEY ROAD
TRAINS FoR NEW YORK leave Il Charles stree,
, station SaMSDaflrH6Sp II 8 z rfSrSs' fnS = p NJ
EEoR NEW YORK dsily Except sundaysJ- 20 m
FOR pAikh9N SaiS ifrSspI pIns and
FOR cookEYsyii.lEa II !, iiS ie tSq e q M no p H.
-. TRAINS AHRiYE IN BALTIMORE.
FROM THE WEST AND NORTIi-i2:lO and 10
vopr ,ods,;;WW ,i2i2s, 2S and tSO ?. N.
PARKToN AcCOMMoDkTToN.si5 q. M, Is
For uctc,s to iil % points mt Esst North and West ap
Ply Calvert station aud at northeast corner Bal.
Bsfssse called. FOR and checked a, hotels and
RESIDENCES on orders left at the once, least
corner baltimore and CalyerI streets.
scle ED. y. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1873-09-25
RAILROADS.

TiM0hE RAILROAD,
Commencing SUNDAY, August III liza passen.
ger Trains vii leave President street DSpot naii.
), way Msii Train for Philadelphia and Way Sta.
EIpTess Tfiih for Philadelphia and Now York n,
IIpfcss Train for Philadelphia and New York a,
2NJ q. m. sN'A ~
Aeconmodation Train for Port Deposit and inter.
medlate stations At bp, m.
Express Train for Philadelphia At ! Is p m.
EHpret Train fqT New YoIi n q p. N.
SUNDAY 1HAINS
For Philadelphia Ut :sJ y. In. For New York a,
l0!b y, III. -
T25a m. Train connects nt New Castle Junction
with train for all stations on Delaware railroad and
a. Perryyille for all stations on Philadelphia and
baltimore Central Railroad.
esS q. m. Train at Perryyille for Port Deposit.
2D y. m. Train at Perryyille for all Etatlons or
Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad and
at Wilmington for Stations on Delaware RsLroad
between Wilmington aud Harrington.
Through Tickets may be procured eithor hi
hresident street Depot or at Tieket once. No. it
Secured seats In tho reclining back car and ber,hs
or state rooms In sleeping car can be procured Al
baltimore street Office during the day. On appli
cation at lt3 baltimore street the Union Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage at private
residences, thus avoiding the confusion attending
the same at the depOt, WM, CRAWFORD
toplb General Agent
National Republican., 1873-09-25
DIED.

,CLAhKE,Ton ne atth instant, MARY 4, infant
Clarke, aged Ave months and seven days.
Ks-on the ad instant, OAREY PARKS, aged
vinia Parks.
Relative, and friends Of the family are respect.
Iully invited % attend his funeral from tho resi-.
Ience. No. R6 Fourth street northwest, on Thurs.
day, st $50 O'Clock, D. IN.
DQDaE.N Laurel. Md on the morning. Of Sop.
teinbsr ~. 1873 of membraneou, croup, JoHN 4,
she only son ot James and 5aran L. Dodge, aFcd
fve yoirs and eleven months.
TAYLOR lin this city, on the a1d instant, Mis-,
DEssIk TAYLOR. native Of Lancashire, England
sister Of henry Hudson and the late Frank Taylor
Her funeral will take place from the residence oi
the late Frank Taylor, 3A indiana avenue, on
Thursday. the 18th Instant, al ~ O'Clock, y. m.
g sINDERMAuER.--op, tho evening OF Monday
September ~, Mrs. M. h. IsDEnMAUER, In the
sixty.hrst year Of her age,
Relatives and friends of the family Are respect
fully inyited to attend her funeral from, the resi-
Thursdsy afternoon, at o'clock.
,HAIRis;,on the morning Of tho I'D instant
Mrs. A. O. HARnIs,
!, The fnnsral viii take place from her late resi-
deuce, 6l2 NJ street northwest, on ThursdAy, 18th
instant, At y, m. Friend, are invited 10 attend.
tPurtlAnd and Augusta, Me-, aud Boston papers
please cOpyl
National Republican., 1873-09-25
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosAIs FOR SUPPLIES.

NAVY PAY OTTIog.l
No % BRoADwAY NEW YonK Sept. rs. lsiS.
for supplies Adyeriised,n will be received at this
Gcs IN until Y % ScSSk KS sh instant foE ne tol,oS
free Of expense at the Navy Yard. New York. prior
70 the ist Of April. Ist in auoh guantites aud AZ
Ant Of that Navy Yard subject to the usual inspeo.
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
Two Two th2usand tons q steamer Anthracite Coal
ment.
Responaibe security required for tho prompt and
faithful delivery u supplies awarded within tho
time specified.
Blhnk forms will bo furnished at thia Office, and
Dds opened at the hour above namedr when parties
Interested are invited TO be present,
6EORgE n. GUTTER,
FAY Director. uniiaI 9tatoa NaVy
National Republican., 1873-09-25

IMMERSION INSTITUTE, CHARLES u.
u Youns,s Academy D Select. Classical and
Mathematical School for Boys. Fourteenth street,
twenty. .hrst Annual sesslon Of this School will be
gin WEDNESDAY, September To- For circulars,
sss sa ssR,y " inc ihs'i'a'e' OF GHAs. d. YOUNG.
National Republican., 1873-09-25
DENNsYLyANiA AIR LINE
PHIIlprIpHII

DENNsnLyhNlA AIR LINE
fhifADrLggIs,o,r
AND ALL POINTS ~ TIE NEW ESGIfsBf
THROUGH DErysEsr SAsuIsoros AND
.quE%.ai g esHs sss til. m..
isEk m sRa -isf ffaTs TssrfStil psil4 z i SUNDAY
viii be rup over the Penpsyyania All Line lcayins
isr sRs .s5yRs At the aSsss e oOI s DaTGis q s
VI fsst Ins, leave washington q, 90 T. M daily. eI.
Gesse BaltimorsH 0,51 q. M. daily. except Bun.
Leave West Philsdelphis. at las p. m. daily. er.
Arrive At New York atSp. m. daily. eIcOp.
Iishnond express. leave Warrington a, III, p m,
Leave baltimore ii aSi p. m. daily. except Sun
leave yeat Philadelphia at ssS p. M. daily. er.
Arrive At New York tio@ p. m. daily. crccp.
Slsht express. lcsye Washington a,s ce p. m daily
tssyS PII %ssi q l. 3, II aS JAIN & daily
Arrive at NGT TRsIss 52Is 4 mEfbhSisdT n G r; Ny
Fast line, iIsaySs New iort i . Ssss sSs am.
5xS dEssHss9s s.R4s.s s.S. Ss
Si:1s Mil R$::sIsS:ss;ssSS NV 4 "
Se ia and Hssif
road, Erie railway. and steamers on Hudson river
Icy Y aay 1tssF ESHs s hotels and pr
spq q 'sn b sns Ss
q sn
jss,st ,sscsi'' Gene, S b,..snyI Y xSJhSd;, JhSsda:;,
National Republican., 1873-09-25
PRIZE LIST
10000 Prizes

10000 Prizes SioO,OO
Tho title to tho above real estate is guaranteed
perfect, ,,
This liberal termB Of this scheme brings II within
the reach OF au-the greatest opportunity over oi'
fgrCd Tor the poor man to rise TO wealth.
PRICE OF TICKETS: ,.. ,,,,.,.
Single tickets, Slbl; lleyen Tickets, 20 ,n,ny,
SIX Tickets, Sl25, One Hundred ana fh'eSh
Tickets, $50. .,..,,.,
spcs of committee APPOINTED by the highest ON
eisls IN the state. dny sNIIn Il ba t9 per
| Tho hl4hest officials. both q cuy,couhty ana
| State have not only lndorsed MI Abeles' bui also
his HcbCmp, ,.,,- l., .,,,,....u.,., 49,, III
desiring 10 participate N the draSlns should at
| 'gru'i wa augrd IN all states. citcJ and towns IN
| ma United states and Canadas.
| gfs- Nonar > uuld be sent by RcgsterGd Letter,
Post Ci!cn lr cT or Express, with the full address
| Of he purchaser In plain writing,
| For further Information and particulars, send
| for circulars to the Manager and Proprietor, and
SIMON ABELEs,
seeO-STuTh3m Lenvenworth, Kansas.