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Private Boarding.

MES. Il. NEWSOM, whose residence is on
Hl Kichland street, near Lincoln, is pro.
pared to accommodate four persOns with
BOARD and LODGING For terma, etc., ap.
ply on ths premises Apr4
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ordinary 1875; low.mfddhpe isjf hid.
ding 1914; receipts 3,7ll bsios; sSles
1900; stock l99. .7l5. 3.
BosToN, April 3 Mo business ia cot.
ton to-day; fast day; receipts l. 400 bales;
stock Ia. 600.
GALVESTON, April S.-Cotton seems
hrmer-good ordiusry. 18; receipts 66l
bales; sales 500; stock 81, ,Ot9. = y7,1e..,
WILMINGTON, April 8.lOotton asm-
middling 18N; receipts 80 bales; sales
IA; stock 4,O33. Z: Gg
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.De'trdo!s Main Street Property.
BY D. @. PEEXOTTO & SONS.

On NUNDAI NE1T, In front of the Court
House. st 10t O'Clock, We win sell,
.,5 Lhss =; S, aesnabie LOT, situsted on the East
4rs:g n:,Reod; on tho south BY lot now
Sy Main MAJ, street; on the East By estate Of Dr. Dr..
IS feet, and runs back 20S feet. more o. t Ie.,
Tknns-one-tliirdc cssh; baIinoe In one and
two years, secured BY bond, bearing interest
st per cent: per Annum, .nd mortgi 70 OF
SSs TSs .Sovd p%rohsssss Srohse to pay for pspsrs
ls!fsble in thi. city, snd presents an unususI
0PEoTtuntty for profitable investment. and
wen worthy attention OF purcha aaers. Abr 8 :
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AuCt1onr1aleu
BACON. tAdoksreE Eo. ,
Bf JACOB LRVIN, !
XH1s dlORNIgd. at 10 O'Clock, before MP
- store, INill SELL. .:t. =

Mackerel. -''f"i-1 ''..i
'Herrings, -. 1s .n
Soap.
Cheese. II, ,'srfF: l, r :r.lE I'll
Canned Tomatoes, Canned Pesohes, Vine.
gar. Furniture, etc., eto. Aprii
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rMHHSaHeA,# ,#AIO
.EfoIxn'aa3Irs.

sr. HHTRRqguRd, April sgkR1 1a6As
rial Governments il In 4eceip pt.Of 3 0onn.
munication, from; the Khan. Of ;Khiva,
protecting the release OF the Rosaiau Gap.
ayes Saksn during the late raid, on, TIE
6onsh-Western frontier. OF Rnsaia BIZ tho
khisAnss on the basis of . ,peses footiuR
bstween thS-tWo empires, Tho Russian
Goverpment has ref6sed to accept the
terms offered, and has demanded a. mn.
conditional surrender OF the. Russtsn
aubfeots. . -. ,!l !; 1II1 -.
LpNpps. April 8. The steamship At
lantto Was insured in London companies
for &l50.0QQ There were ,760 steerage
passengers ION the ill.fatsd vessel Tho
passengers and crew, Of, the eiAtlsptio; -
shg sailed from Litsrp1ol, !, we're classified
90 follows: English, 1893 men. ~ women,
28 uaaa children, and al female sbiIdreu:
6ootch.r 2 men and 4, ~omen = ftsh;. 3
mon, IL women. and 8 childten.; other
naiopalikies. $50 aaoit males, 50 women,
10 Male children. aud 18 female children.
A Large number Of emigrantsl embarked
ct Queenstown; making tho total httnbef
OF souls upon the, steamer, whan she
sailed from that port. 952. ~ .'rt..s3 81,
4NYRRP0oh, April ft8.-To J. IL Sparks
The kti1ntios' deviation to Halifax III
incomptAHenstblA.' Tie quantity oficpSi
on Roasd, ,Fai 967 tons; against an ave-
rage consumption, dueiug eighteen voy-
oges,' oSs7AA tons.i L2% tio- s'2i2:i aar'g .
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New Season Teas!
NJ Nuroro

Is CHESTS original packages,
1ust received, crop 1S71-73. Tho
quality OF these TEAS is mp to the
high standard We have aixaya
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

II frequently happens that the REPUBLICAN,
Is called upon, In the performance OF Its duty
TO the public and to the Republican party, to
speak in terms Of disapproyal OF men and
their acts, including men who belong to that
party. We do this with full sense Of the
responsibility incurred. We do not intend to
initiate the course Of the so-called indcpcn-
dent press, with its captious and indiscrimi-
nate assaults upon Republicans. They have,
il is well known, made these assaults under
the gui,c Of Republicanlsm, but really In the
interests OF the Democracy, and because the
victims of their ISLANDERS were Republicans.
While they may have ut some previous date
of their history rendered service to the Re-
publican party, they have, In tho bitterness
Of their hosiility-no matter how fec
bic the results they may have accomplished
surrendered all claims for recognition of
that service, US well as oil claims upon the
respect Of honest partisans OF any political
creed. In short they have sunk themselves
to the level Of bushwhackers and guerrillas,
bummcrs and plundercrs, who do not hcsi-
tate, Ishmaelitc-likc, to strike friend and foe.
The false assumption Of virtue with which
they cry aloud for reform, and with which
they dcnonncc the dominant party rs com.
bination OF corruptionislS' Is so apparent tna'
their efforts iaii 10 carry any "c'sn. WIN
them. Pcr c0h"" inc i"'isone Pra'7e VI
the partisan press anu 'hc ucieheo
uttered by II Oh men hcreS oe'a"se
they arc partisan itien"s' ea'es Ns'
weight, ana 10 oten'ines 10 "uJus,
rs the attacks "hich we nave a''enp,.u
to characterize as they deserve. The health
oil any party cannot DC suoser'eu " enen
extreme and prejudieed management, pu'
our IDEA Is mat uiScrecs uiaeusa'on' Juu'e'ouo
criticism, anu wheh the iaep OF eihcrB'ney
oi the case may ueihhho " mos. "nsp"ins
denunciatlon' even oil poh''ea ifiehus' nre
required from tue REPRESENTATIVES, oI paI'y
which aims 10 DC tue party Vi hoheS9' IT,
form and progress ~
1t Is IN the nature Oh 'nings 'na' 'ho agg'e,
CATION oil voters required 70 make poil'iea,
party should 'heiuue many incompetent u
not dishonest men, Inc people arc a"are oi
this, ana as they understand human nature !"
be iran IN o'her "aihs oi lie ,ney kno" .n'
politicians are Us weak Us or"inary mor'As'
Although they may NJ tunes oe s"ayea py 'ne
prcjudices oil inc hour VI o' 'hel' pon'es'
belief they heve, ia,' , " 'eaen !" I y, ~, sqa
polse oil Judgment Ni,n go ' :. "o 'Iu
TO Justify the hones'. ., '"en 'n'eu''o" n,,o n,
lhIs way the e''o,' y. -. T. 800,
the adjustment VI p y, ,ha Gayornm.n,
p'i'hed, anu .ho saioy 80 " ,San,ar. ,nad" w
assured. ~ Wv 49,, aa ,,ori: ,hsmse,ve. ONT IN
tue 'n"les VI ~ '''',,o., 7, Ia also in Tho ma.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28
POLITICAL NOTES.

CoLoRADo has astonished herself by cast
Ing vote Of about 81, 900 at the recent elcc-
ton for members Of the Legislature, against
IL, 900 last year. The Denver N.,cs triumph
antly figures from this vote population Of
1876, 900.
IL case Involving tho consttutionality OF
the prohibitory liquor law Of Iowa, the
Supreme Court Of that State last week de-
cided that the Legislature possesses the
power to declare judgment against
liquor-sellcr or the manufacturer of liquors,
O lien upon the property In which such liquor
Is sold OF manufactured, II done with the
owners consent or knowledge.
SOME Of the Nevada people arc stirring up
the question OF dividing the public school
moneys for scctarlan purposes good sub
jcct, perhaps, to keep up q little excitement
In new country, hut one which has received
the emphatic condemnation Of the people Of
the older States for the last half century.
ROBERT TOXINS Is learning something as
he gets older. lie has quit talking treason
and turned his attention to wholesome sub
jects. In q recent address 10 the people Of
Warren county he urged the planters to stop
borrowing money, and to live within their
means. lie affirmed that the building OF an
OK cart Is among the lost arts In Georgia.
A coLoRED MAN Is acting mayor of Oh
City, Pa. The curious way In which he has
attained this high distinction Is described by
the Erie Dispatch thus; ''Thc elected mayor,
Mr.. Sewers, having been elected to the Office
OF county treasurer, his resignation gives to
the councilman having the highest number Of
votes an opportunity to step into his 0iiicia!
shoes, and this dcvolycs upon Miles Green, q
| colored man, who 1t IL said owes his election
principally TO the Democrats, who voted for
him with the idea that they were pcrpetrat-
| ing q first-class joke"
JUDGE COKE, the Democratic candidate
Governor In Texas, has taken the stump, aud
one Of the Houston papers speak. Of his
''words Of logic and elOquence," which are
''reverberating through the land" In the
| same paper Is reported, briefly, recent
speech OF his, and We find some of his ire
| Vcrberatlng words Of logic aud eloquencc'
quoted thus: "ihc beginning Of Governor
Davis message to the twelfth Legislature
was gilded lie, cruel mockery, and his
lips were then reeking with the blood Of that
| oath he had taken TO support the COnstltu-
| ton of tho United States and Of the State"
The San Francisco Cal says "The work
of organizing farmers oranges in this State
ls still proceeding, and tho numLer lncrcas-
| Ing with astonishing rapldity. Los Angeles
county has no less than thirteen. In several
Of the other large agricultural counties they
have as many, II not more, Of the oranges.
| In the entire State there arc now ninety -two.
| With these numerous ad juncts 10 the farming
interest, where there is not only free inter-
change Of opinion, bat power lodged for
good, there IL no reason why graln.pro-
duccrs should not In the future be able to
project Themselves, and share more largely
In the profits arising from their industry,
which now go to increase the wealth Of
others"
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believe that they will appreciate our efforts
rs earnest and conscientious, and az Intended
to secure the pcrpctuity Of power In the
hands OF leaders whose ability Ia undoubtcd,
and whose support Of Republican prin-
clplos is Sufficient guarantee that the Gov
eminent will be administered with the sole
object to secure the greatest good to the
greatest number.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

ny oil accounts there Is q complete revolt
ton going forward In the State OF Virginia
IN the minds Of thinking men. Large num-
bers Of Conservative voters arc quietly fol-
lowing the lead Of such men rs j. Footc john
son, Of Bedford; David l.. FultI, Of staunton'
John Harmcr Gllmcr, John 7. Lewis, VIM.
r. wickham and Franklin stcarns, Of Rich
mond; John 8. Millson, Of Norfolk; Joseph
scgar, Of Hampton; Richard II. Carter, Of
Fauquicr; DR.. Price, Of King George, John
Murphy, Of Wcstmorcland Southworth, Nc
Kinney and Bcaslcy, Of spottsylvania: Reed,
OF Accomac; ". D. Gresham, Of King and
Queen; Brickhousc, Of Northampton; Talia-
fcrro, Of Stafford; shackelford, Of Richmond
county; Panuill, Of Orange; Bcckham, jr., Of
Culpcpcr; scmmcs, Of Albemarlc, and hun.
dreds Of others who supported Gov. Walker
In 1859, and very many Of whom voted for
Greeley in 1872, but arc now ardent advo'
vocatos Of tho election OF Hughes as the
recognized leader OF tho party OF progress
Accessions to tho numbers Of these dcscrters
Of tho sinking ship Of State are daily re-
ported, and the indications are strong thai
they will amount to regular stampede by
election day.
These facts account for the panic which
has seized the Conservative leaders, many o.
I whom have abandoned the stump In disgust
at the apathy Of tho people upon the dcat
issues Of tho war, which they persist In pre-
senting for their consideration. The people
demand free education, free railroads, tn,
completion OF their water transportation lin
and an economical administration Of tn
State government. These demands show tina
they have commenced to think for them
selves, and can no longer be led or driven
the railway and land monopolists. They &C
that O compliance with these demands wi
furnish rcmuncrativc labor for all, white an
black; that 1t will result in tho devclopmcr
Of all the resources, mineral, agricultural an
manufacturing, Of tho State, multiplying III
demand for labor indefinitely and crcatin
markets for the products Of the soil.
Compared with such magnificent futur
as this, tho utter lnsiguiAcanco Of that pre-
posed by tho sham Conservatiyes-''a whit
mans goycrnment"-can but be apparent
tho most casual observer. Such people {
developed Virginia will have need bc di
turbcd by no fears Of u bad governmcn
They will have the brains and intelligence
govern Themselves, and will exercise III,
right These are the true reasons for Il
stampede from the Conservative ranks
Virginia. The people Of that State arc tire
Of standing still. They have determined
Join the party Of progress. That Is the r
publican party. The Conservative lcadc
need not be at all surprised to Hud themselv
| o,i,arv and nlonr on the 4lh day of Mover
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BLACKMAILIVa JOURNALISTS.

7, I. n fact well known to MANY bureau
ch,s,. i, The several Executive Departments
- ~. coysrnment that a sy.tem of black
,".,,,n,, aS,.,. ,hrougb which tbey have been
m.do 20 suf,er NJ the hands of unpripcipled
sar,n,,.r. In rew.napers, WItbout .pecify.
,,,, anv ,,ar,,c,,ar Instance NJ his kind Of
,he rnn,,sr recently hrouybt to our attention.
,vo ,ro inc,ined IN advise every official who
ha. .nffcrod ar ba, bcep threatened by this
a,sronn,,h,. vang IN make A fuIl ,rpose of
,hs,r nsfar,ons practices. Every respectable
;onrnoI,st In The ,ountrv will thank them for
an. onnortnnitv which will bo afforded by
.rch m cxno.urc TO Characterize the black
mailer. n, upwortbv Of the recognition of
hnnorahlc men. and to dcuouuce them, as
thew deserve TO bc denounced, as thieves and
hlackyuard,. H. for instance, an exposure
.houlS he made of A man who threatened an
l. c,.,r Win an attack tbrouyh the columns of
a i,ad,ng journal. II the officer did not re-
i,,,a,c him in n siuccure position, which had
nr,vio,,Iv been 6lled by him under protest
from that officer. would not every man In the
| ,.ot...ior ,o,.rd,osu of noiitics f,.l II IN he
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

THE srLR-sTocKrSa Republicans Of Mas
sachusctts, who thought they had annihilated
Gen. Butler at Worcester, arc agalu half
scared to death. 1t seems that while these
heightened gentlemen have been sleeping In
faucied security Butler has been at work, So
curing delegates, and II looks now as II he
would have clear majority for United States
Senator in the next Legislature.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

THE Galveston Weekly Spectator has let
ter from Washington which says; "The
REPUBLICAN Ia still giving ear to false iu-
mors concerning our best men, who arc Gght-
ing for mixed schools" The correspondent
Is referred to In tho extract from another cor
respondent In our local columns.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

MrRAr IIALsrEAD and his Commercial
have incurred the grave displcasurc of Arch
bishop Purcell, of Cincinnati. Tho Arch
bishop denounccs the Commercial rs ''vilc
sheet" and asks ''all who have any regard
for our judgment and advice to say; Dis
continue sending us the Commercial The
truly good and vlrtuous Deacon Richard
Smith, the editor OF the Gdletts, agrees Will
the Archbishop that IIalstead Is an atheist
and hereto. ualstead Is evidently the wick
eldest man In Cincinnati or no would not
have thus incurred the displcasure Of th'
head Of the Catholic Church on the one nand
and Of tho Protestant on the other. His cast
Ia aaI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

CHARLES 4. DANA enjoys the uncnviable
distinction Of having more indictments hang
Ing over him than any other criminal in the
country. lie has been indicted In Philadel-
phia, New York, and now In Brooklyn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

The following appeared In the Washington
dispatches Of the Tribune yesterday:
at seems to be the general feeling among
members OF both parties that the management
Of affairs In this District must he thoroughly In
yestigated before another dollar Ia appropriated
By Congress for improvements here. The mem
bers of the old House Committee who were re-
elected have taken part In one Investigation,
which has not in the least satisfied those who
have criticised the Territorial management, and
some OF them have been publicly accused OF
members Of The so-calied ring in specnlations
which have been nae profitable only by the
operations OF the board Of Public Works, For
these reasons and many others the District
composed OF new men who are entirely above
suspicion OF common interests with the ring
II the charges that have been made are true, the
people ought TO know II; u they are untrue, then
The District government ought 70 receive such
ylndicatioh as will silence It's accusers."
We arc not authorized to speak for the
District government, but we are quite conf
dent we do not err when we say that they
arc willing to submit their entire action to
the closest scrutiny Of any committee which
may be appointed. During the last six or
eight months the District Of Columbia has
suffered severely ut the hands OF certain
newspapers in New York and other cities.
From time to time they have printed the
grossest Misrepresentation OF the District,
lis officials and financial affairs. The Iri-
bune. among the journals not entirely disrep-
utable, perhaps led In the assault. Now, let
the editors and correspondents Of the news
papers be placed upon the stand and COM
PEELED to tell what they know and from whom
they obtained their Information. This Is the
proper way to begin. As for summoning the
same old gang who were examined year
ago II Is oil nonsense. 1t might be good
thing for them, but the experience of the
last investigation shows that the Government
will be n loser by the transaction.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

SET 1T DOWN as absolutely certain that
within Ave years We shall have:
I. A Postal Savings bank.
9. A Government telegraph.
3. A Bureau OF Railroads and Transporta-
ton.
4. Free banking.
The monopolists and the rings may fight
these measures and succeed in postpouing
them for time, but they arc certain to
come.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

Mn. HAMILTON FISH, a., has been nomi-
mated for the Assembly In Putnam county,
n. Y. Mr.. Fish is young man OF ability,
and the Republicans Of Putnam In honoring
him have honorcd themselves.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

Mn. BOUTWELL, Is one Of the sasacieus
statesmen wins believes that orr navy Is too
large, and that II should be greatly re-
duccd." Mr.. Boutwell, knows as much about
naval affairs as about finance.
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READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE.

THE REPUBLICAN, mas A LARGER CIR
rULATToy THAN AMI OTHER MORNING
PAPER ~ THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
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GES. CnrNAS, We regret to say, Is so Ill
that he Ia positively prohibited by his physi-
clans from seeing any one on business.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT OR MIsLAID-sIx NOTES, DATED
l. August o. IsTl. for siO0 each drawn by r. A.
and Sarah MoMurray 10 order Of Edward II. Dough.
tcreat At per cent, owned BY me. Parties are eau.
by mc, u. H. WARNER,
ocs5bt ,Il Seventh street.
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DYEING AND SECURING.
lust AZ WE EXPECTED.

lust AZ WE EXPECTED.
such rush Of LADIES AND GENTS APPAREL
10 be CLEANED aud DYED has not been seen for
some times With every facility aud fun e2rps o.
hkilled workmen we arc OF u with determination
70 do good and to clean II all out on time or dyein
tho efofti not that We are tired Of living, but be,
cause BY dyeins We eIpect to live, while wo know
not how to live except We dye.
w. n. WHRATLRy,
PREhIUH 5TkAk DYING AND SECURING rs
TABLLSHhkRr,
% Jefferson street, Georgetown, D. O.
Onnos open from D. N. until sunset Saturday
pR U, se3u
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What BROTHER Harlan Knows Abeat Sell
enre.

From the 81. Lou DPmOcratl
II Is really . shame the way they play on their
practical jokes upon the managers Of the Wash
ineton Chronicle. Some fellow from Virginia
has been making them believe that che has sue
ceedei In deduclng algebracally from one sin
ole formula the whole OF mechanics, including
a. molecular mechanics the subjects Of cleo
tTicity, heat, light, chemical action, elasticity
and magnetism" We might have accepted his
sIVy I, sImpiy convertible and not destTuctibe, -
mai me only exceptions to his theory are
.electTD statlcAl and electro dynamloal Undue
tIon :" mat "Ffanklins nuld may DO Fresnel,s
inn lniferous ethel" and "attractlOn and repul'
aion remain ultimate and inekplcable physl.
cally, we feel called upon. 10 the interests o.
science, TO express our dissent. How so snrewd
a scientlst as Brother Harlan was ever Induced
10 believe such nonsense passes our cOmprehen'
sion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28
STATES PATENT OFFICE,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WASHINGTON, ID, O., October 20, lsT3
On tho petition OF ALnERr v JoHsHOs. OF Park.
vile, Now York, praying for the extension OF 4
patent granted 10 him GU the auth day OF January,
isiI. for au Improvement In Stitches
Its ordered In the case be closed
on the nd day OF Drceuor mott: that the time for
hling arguments aud the Examiners report be linn
tied to the I'd day Of January next, aud that said
petition be heard on the IN day Of January next
Any person may oppose this extension.
0e2ARsw ". D, LEduETT, Commissioner
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In view OF large increase Of emigration from
Europe the coming year, the Canadian authori.
ties are making efforts 10 turn It's course toward
me Dominlon, The Government oGeB 10 agri-
cultural laborers q passage from Liverpool 10
Quebec for eli for all over eight years, Tue
Ontario Government grants to the enigIant, or
actual cost OF the passage Ia reduced toss, other
emigrants, not coming under the head VI agrl,
cultural iaD0rers, pay sJJ for the voyage OF
which the Government RENTS P-maklng tue
cost tls,
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BOARDING.

DoARDING.-FuRNIsI FRoNT ROOM,
- suitable for two persons. with board; sho psr
Room, sh. House has the modern convenicnces.
iGii Corcoran street. octos.as
DLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
good Board. can be obtained at No sS l.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
J VI. q. A.,
FREE READING ROOM.

UTHUU la 7 MI LIBNAN1.
SOCIAL REUNION every FRIDAY EVENING.
LECTURES TO CHRISTIAN WORKERS every
MONDAY EVENING. commencing November 10,
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS., 70 is. and p. m
SABBATH AFTERNOON. $50. BIBLE STUDY,
In Lincoln Hall.
skBBATH EVENING, at 7 30, sEyvICE FOR
avenue, bet. Eleventh and twelfth ntreetH, ot.9
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GYMNASIUM.

Membership tickets In tbs Washington uymna.
sium are now offered At the very low price of Five
tho EIerci.inE. bath and Reading R,oms. every
l.mon9S II aaaiion Gaisiseni Il ei.ss Monday day
Wednesday and fridsy evenings. Location, kouis.
Opera House. ocal6t
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A SPECUlATIONI

II AUSTIN p. BROWN.
Corner Now York ave. md Fifteenth street,
THREE LARGE DOUBLE HoUsEs.
RANGING In price from $500 10 $4,000; and several
other Hrut-Clhss Houses.
ONE WHOLE SQUARE OF GROUND
and lots In all parts OF the city.
HOUSES and LOTS at Mount Pleasant, jei4.u
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NEW BOOKS
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s nn Is b !. Dem Of Chester avn py'' C. now
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