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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-26
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YoRK, August 95.-BuBinesB &C.
tive with commission houses and large
package lobbers, The market for cotton
goods firm and steady OF unchanged quo
tationS. Bleached shirLingS very active
and in short supply. Brown drills and
negro plaids in good demand Prints
brisk. Worsted dress goods and shawls
active, Fancy cashmere and black beav'
ers more active; wool llsnnGls sell readily
Foreign dress fabrics and camels hair
cloth in demand,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-26
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August 25.-Flour-Frm
at 50 50a6 rs. Wheat-Steady at 81 80
Corn-Firm at 4Sc. 0ats-Quiet at 33a
Ale. Rye-Firm at 74a75c. Barley
Quiet and unchanged. Mess Pork-QuieI
at $40 80 bid, held at $40 75a17 90
Lard-Quiet; steam 9sSAc; kettle sta8tc
Bulk Enthusiastically; shoulders 74c; cleal
rib sides 9tC; clear 9;c. Bscon-Steadyi
shoulders gtc; clear rib sides 10sc; clear
lOia10sc. Whisky-Firm at 9Gc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-26

CHICAGO, August 95. = Flour -Un.
changed; extra spring SO 00aG 70. Wheat
Active but unsettled and irregular clos
ing lower, No. spring 81 24ia1 IS; No. 2
81 1e4. Corn-No. 2 mixed 40ic. lOats
mo. 9, 29ic. Rye-No. 2, CSC. Barley
Fall No. . sold at 81 12s1 III. Meas
Pork-$1O %. Lard-Quiet and uuchang.
cd. Bulk Meats and Bacon Quiet and
unchanged. WhiskY-95C.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-26
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
LOCALIZED BY State Authority and
DFRRnil Public In St Louis
Grand Single Number Scheme
&c, 600 NUMBERS.
Glass HGtObe Drawn Aug 8OI 1873,
s.99O Priros, AnountluE % 2sOO. OOO.

!TlekStS, $40. HAlf TlEkOtsi 50. QuARtOrS, % %.
eCOr lotteries are chartered by tho Stato,
arc GlWAYs drawn At the time nance, = and all
draWtnRG arc under the supervision Of BWon
commissioners. s|g. 100
WT6o odieIN drawing viii DO publIGhSd In
the St. Louis plpefS, and Q COPY Of Drawing sent
10 purchasers OF tickets.
EWe win drSV, EImIlAr scheme the Ian
day Of eVTy month during tho year isTa. -
Remit at our risk BY PosToHTTCI MONTY
ORDERs, REOuFIRED LRTTm, DRAPT or BX.
PnEGB. Sem % circular. Addfel1
I.FT MURRAY, MILLER d co., ..u'
......... ,Postnfaoo Box ~;
app Tu.Th-St6V IT Louia. No
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-26
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and STOCK MARI

NEW York, August 24-MoNEY-
Easy. during the morning at 445 per cent
but closed at G per cent. 1t was freely
given out that the rate would be put up
to per cent gold Tomorrow.
STERLING ExCuANGE-Dull; steady ai
1O7ialO79 for sixty days. l0SsslOSi for
sight. Custom receipts to-day $57SI 900.
GoLD-Less active and lower. Prices
ranged from l1Gs to 115F, closing at the
latter figure. Loans we're from to .
per cent for carrying. Clearings $4,000.
900. The Assistant Treasurer dlsbnrsed
81, 100, 200.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-26
No Cases Treated that cannot
be Cured or Permanently
Benefited.
The Cost OF Treatment Within the
Reach Of All.

livery facility for the certain Diagnosis aud
skillful treatment OF all Chronic Diseases,
A Powerful GalyRnIc Battery containing 50
cells with Rheotome, CommulAtor, Rod, Nova
able Disc, Fork, HydrostAt, Indicator, Combined
Current and Polarity Changer, and many Otter
Electrical Instrumentation the treatment Of Dis
cases OF the Bye, Bar and Nervous System No
Nervous OiseSBe shonld be considered incuTRole
until Electricity has been well tried.
Physicians not having tho necessary tnslru.
ments and timo for treating Chronic Nervous
Diseases may recommend tneir patients with
those AilmenlA 70 DR.. LonRdon with the ,ASSur,
Ance that he will apply Electricity and Magnet
ian In tho most scientific manner. Hlectro- ther-
NAL baths administered when indicated.
A new Compound Microscope, an instrument
OF wondrouS power, enabling the physician 10
detect With ABSOLUTE certainty many Obscure
Di6eASegof The Heart, Blood Kidneys, Urinary
Organs And Nervous System. Specimens OF
uTineGxlmIned and q positsa'y correct diagnosis
giHoifll every ease.
Dr.. 1ongd0d q copsulted daily on all forms Of
Chronic DiboaBes. Much Of his practice 10 de-
voted % the NlOF6 0rl1US and O6ItiRGtS DldtddlGs
which ldNll pAg1ieidlS haze failed 10 cure.
I'M ID edhlng your disease give name, aga,
symptoms and; poet once address Enclose lee
or Is and your elso will be carefully examined
and the necessary mGdlclnes for ono months
treatment with special letter Of advice prompt
lyfOEWarded TO you by mail or eHproSs. Many
lonR-atandlng and invetGFate ailments may be
cured In this way at WAY HoDBRAT8 AxREASE
National Republican., 1873-09-11

twas recommended that committee Of twenty
dye be appointed TO memorlalize Congress to aid
10 the completion Of the water line from WASH
ington to the Ohio river at Plttsburg, via the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal and Youehoghany
river, and to confer with the United States Sen
ate Committee on transportation Routes to the
seaboard, and to present for their consideration
the advantages Of the proposed route as a ma
tionh highway and to procure such national and
State legislation as may be deemed necessary to
effect the object sought. Adopted The Chair
| appointed the following committee:
Hon. Geo. A. Pearce, Hon. John Ritchle, Hon.
Lloyd Lowndes, Hon. II. W. Hoffman, A. 2. dor-
man, Col. B. 3. Heath, J. J. Heath, Gen. J. q.
Blunt, Thos. Moore, Hon. p. Hamiil, N. Bannon,
W. W. McKaig, Judge L. A. Wilson, Frank
Cowan, Hon. Montgomery Blair, Gov. II. D.
Cooke, A. II. Shepherd, VIM. J. Murtagh, Col.
J. q. Derret, Jas. Harlan, Capt. RJ. Dgy, Chas.
A. Dravo, J. M. Watkins, Miianor Meredith and
Il. G. Pechin.
The convention adjourned, subject to the call
/ Of the president,
National Republican., 1873-09-11
THK LATE JOHN T. COOKE.

RcsoiuEisns by the Peusiss Once Clerks.
| At q meeting Of the clerks Of the Pension
| onice, held In the superintendents room, Soaton
house, on Tuesday, the 9th instant, st S p. m.
the following action was taken In reference to
the death Of John T. Cooke, esq:
MI. J. W. Babson was called TO the chair and
w. j. Morris appointed secretary. Brief remaI Ks,
In eulogy Of the life and character Of the de.
ceased. were made by J. W. Bsbson, Judge
Tompklns and q. A. l.. Merrined.
Messrs. Frank Moore, j. L. Pennlman, DR.. ].
Esrs oPen.er cbe u IN, aon Ss anu ,ne seSiessIy 81
lutons.
the reported the following; which were
Whereas 1t has pleased Almighty God to re-
move from our midst one OF our associates,
whose purity OF character, simplicity Of manner
and faithfulness In public service rendered him
worthy OF the esteem OF all:
De Il resolred, That In the death OF John T.
Cooke this once has lost most cfnoient and In
dustIious clerk, who, although he lived long un-
der the very shadow OF death, never spared an
effort Of which his waning strength was capable
IN the honest and conscientious discharge Of the
oficia duties deyolying upon him.
Resolved, That In his character we recognize
those elements which form man without guile,
and we but pay lust tribute TO his memory In
recording; that he was faithful 70 his trusts, de-
ships, steadfast In his patriotism and true to his
| religious convictions.
| EssDirsd, That IN this bereavement, which we
| snare with his family and friends, We tender our
most respectful sympathles to his aorrowing
widow and children.
Resoipsd, That to manifest our respect for the
deceased, q committee OF eight be designated to
| attend his funeral.
Rssoipsd, That copy Of these proceedings be
forwarded to the widow by the chairman Of this
meeting, and that copies be furnished 10 the
press Of this city and Alexandra for publica-
ton.
The following gentlemen were designated to
represent the ONCE at tho funeraE q. A. l..
IaR \ NJ D.lA lg..A q
Johnson,
National Republican., 1873-09-11
FIFTRENTH DISTRICT.

Teapest In n Tenpot-Fiaht Over Reor-
Ganizntion-Debnte on the Subject Of
DJass Meeting and Primary Elcciion-No
Cssrlusisn Reached.
P,irsnant TO call OF A. X, Browne, president OF
the Fifteenth District Republican club, published
In the REpUBiLcAs OF yesterday, spirited meet
ing was held at Walls hall, corner Of II street
end New Jersey avenue, last night, under the
auspices Of the club.
X, Browne called the meeting to order, and
Columbus Brlscoe acted as secretary.
Mr., Browne said he had called the meeting 10
DISCUSS the proper measures TO he adopted for
the government Of the district In the coming
campaign, About four months since there had
been partial organization OF the cino' which
he had supposed was TO last one year, bat Rs 1t
1, the custom OF the several districts to re-elect
o1ioera OF the clubs at the opening OF each cam
paiEn, he submitted the question OF fufther re,
organisation To the majority present. lie mad
invited prominent Republicans 10 ADDRESS the
meeting, but owing TO the small number present
shoald proceed. .
~ uanIIi interrupted.
NJ. browne put the question amid great con-
'a.sn, ssslasp rsa VA % member %" Of he % SSatral COM
u.ittee. said he was not here to illllDusttr; the
natter OF reorganization was before them; he
mad 4 repon 70 make from the central committee
and on motion lt Was decided 10 hear the report
Nj. freeman said that he represented the Fif-
teenth district In the central collin'liee, iuls
commlttee had. upon the report OF comnlttee
OF TWENTY-FIVE made to u, recommended uen
nito course Of action 10 govern the ulstilcts ~
the campaign. These embraced That OF prImniJ
election or mass meeting for nominations, anu
the question Of preference would be submitted
10 me voters OF this district
NJ. Freeman then talkeh ABOUT 'he 'oorsan''
National Republican., 1873-09-11
ACCIDENTs.
"Tebc" IIud.en woupded by tho Acci-
dental Di-cbnrse of n f.up

"Tebc" lIudson wounded by tho Acct
dental Discharge Of a Gun.
Inc many friends OF Mr.. "Tobe" Hudson, q
wen-known resident OF South Washington, will
learn with regret Of an accident which may re-
suit seriously. A few days ago, in company with
several friends, he started for the Patuxent
river for the purpose OF cunning, q sport Of
which he Ia very fond. On Tuesday, by inc AZ
cldentsl explosion OF the gun, he was severely
burned about the head and eye and the left arm,
and was At once brought home. "Tober has been
particularly unfortunate with his left arm, as
several years ago II was injured by powder ex.
ploslon at the arsenal. A Few years later he fe
and fractured II and now u Ii again In . sling
All who know him, however, hope that It will
not long remain there, and that ne may be able
TO get shot at the birds before the season closes
RUNAWAY AND RUN OWN.
/ Yesterday, about 1:s0 p. m, team ran awaJ
from In front Of Browns feed store, corner ol
Ninth street and Massachusetts, avenue, into
street toward Eighth. Here Q oolored hack
driver attempted 70 stop them, and was strucl
| on the head by the pole and knocked down, the
wheels passing over one OF his legs, brulslns
him badly. He WAS assisted TO woolbndge'a
drne store, where his injuries were attended TO
National Republican., 1873-09-11
CTTYITEMS.
How Do Ysu Feels

The fervld heats Of summer are now over. In
whist condition have they left youf lsyour liver
torpid or disordered. your appetite feeble, your
tenn sSaty, your mind ieiaslsiei SaT9q Tss |: & ihs
state In which the autumn finds tens OF thousands
of u.s. anc In this state we are ripe for The msia-
diseases, which the heavy dsWs, The yspors, and
the vast difference between the Temperature Of
night and day are apt TO engender. Rouse your
seif from a., condition with Hostetters stomach
which only requires the stimulating, strengthen.
Ing and regulating agency of this mighty vegeta-
Ole restorative 70 enable 70 resume It's activity
and potency. Indigestion, blllousness, mlasmstlc
feyefs and disorders Of the bowels arc the usual
sequences Of long heated term, Prevent OF
cure them with the Bltters. You can 60 either,
but prevention Is best.
The NEw C0LossADE HOTEL, Philadelphia, Pa,
has liAes Of street cars TO all portions OF the
city passing short distance from It's doou.
A TRUE BAIsAN.-Dr. Wistar's Baisam OF wild
Cherry Is truly q balsan. II contains the bal
samio principle Of the Wild cherry, the balssmic
are all balsamlo, Coughs. Colds, Sore Throats,
Bronchitis and Consumption speedily disappear
under Its balsamic influence.
Ayers CHERRY PEoronaL-the worlds great
remedy for Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and all
affections OF the Lungs and Throat.
SIuCtuuut ILiOn IuEcry
Just received and for sale In casks and bottles by
the agents, Palmer 4 Green, Georgetown, D. q.
Tho FIaest Lager Beer
now In the District Ia from the Lion Brewery,
Cincinnati, and for family use can be obtained
from dealers throughout the city, At SLID per
dozen, pint bottles. .'''T
The GREAT KN0LIsu REMEDY for 0out and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants, either OF recent long standing are 3D.
ylsed TO use Blairs Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can Do relied upon a. the most safe and
enectnal remedy ever offered TO the public, and
have been universally ueed In Europe for many
years with the greatest succe1. Prepared BY
PRoUT HARsAET, $50 Strand, London, England,
and sold BY all druggista.
WHITE. clean. sound teeth, all may have by
using daily THURsross Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price 70 and 60 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire 1t, all
may have II By constant use OF TnoxPsoss D
Polnade optime. Price, 70 and 90 cents per
bottle. MS. |H...r.
Li0HrooLoRzpKid Glovesare very stylish when
not Hoiled. JoUvKNs inbdoroun Kid Glove
Cleaner will renovAte them thoroughly: price %
cents per bottle. Al sold BY druggists and
WILLS II NIUHrws -srnnAD srxDsrusn,a PLAs-
IIss, whenever = plaster Il needed, are unri-
National Republican., 1873-09-11

The president left the chair and went forward
to try and quiet the lrrepressible orator.
West refused to be sllenced, shouting that he
was talking to his people.
The president-"You got no more peoples as
anybody else and d--d sight fewer
WIN. Hawkins was appointed as sergeant-at-
arms, and West was quleted at last
The rival candidates then obtained compare
tive quiet to state their positions-Flynn for, and
Robertson against holding mass meeting.
Half q score Of persons moved TO adjourn, but
the president refused to entertain the motion,
West got started again, and the question OF
going Into mass meeting was put while he was
talking and declared carried.
THR MASS MEETING,
Captain barton then took the chair, and OBJ
tanned moments silence to appeal for order,
Meanwhile Mr.. Robertson and most Of his
friends retired from the room.
MT. Hawkins was then appointed sergeant at
arms, and David Hensen was chosen secretary
MT. Flynn then spoke, reiterating his remarks
about primary election, and asked for the
reading OF the resolutions In reference TO the
mode OF selecting q candidate introduced at the
last meeting OF the club.
The secretary read the resolutions.
Tue proposed amendment, substituting pri
mary election, was rejected, and the resolution
| for the choice OF delegate at mass meeting
10 be held on Tuesday night September 10, at
| p. m, was adopted without opposition.
AZ 1895 the meeting adjourned TO TUESDAY
| ni0ht
National Republican., 1873-09-11

Special Term-JudGc Hamphreys.
This court was engaged a follows yesterday |:
Graham Va. Graham. Order Of reference to
audltor. F5Es
McGinnis Va. Berry. Order Of confirmation Of
sale. - : -
Luttrell VS.. Barren. Order for confirmation Of
Tnomss ., HcPherson. Decree taking bill
Fiemming vs.. McNalr. Order for appoIntmen.
Of guardian ad Item.
Bowen ct al. vs.. Gallant ct al. Order setting
aside decree taking bill for confessed.
kskadin ys. stephenson: Decree pro eoatssso
and for the appointment Of receiver.
Linyille Va. Murdock. Case dismissed.
United Htatea vs. Square 6Ss. Order for pay-
ment OF tsla.oT 10 guardian Of s. NJ. Hamilton.
Adjourned. y
Psiice Csurt-Judse Dawsss Fro Ten.
VIM. Chase and Geo. Lincoln, forfeited collat-
erSl for curslng. Chas. Clark, disorderly; $40.
kata 0osnell, . vagran.; workhouse. Hugh W.
Browne, same offence; workhouse. Betty Jones,
assault on Eliza Moran; u. VIM. Fitzh1gh, lar
ceny; dismissed. samuel Thomas, assault and
assault on Townsend Turner; %. John @. Berg.
man, assault on Maggie Lewis; % and costs.
John Murdock, assault and battery; SO. Toblas
johnson, assault; dismissed. Clement Small
wood, assault on John Long; dismissed. VIM
cent Fountain, charged with keeping Q disor-
derry house. The house 10 on PennsylvanA ave-
nue., nue., and e known as Oyster Bay. The case was
The report made on Tuesday Of vincent Youn-
tain forfeiting collateral for carrying concealed
weapons was made BY mistake.
National Republican., 1873-09-11
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
TIE Cisb ReorEanized-ArranEc for
the Nomination.

tue NomiuutIOu.
Pursuant to call, the Republican club OF the
Thirteenth district met last night at Mt. Vernon
hall, corner Of Seventh and X streets, for the
purpose Of reorganization and such other bus
ness a might be necessary. Tue meeting was
called to order by George II. Boston, Its obJec,
stated, and nominations for the once Of pres
dent declared In order. Messrs. 7. A. Cook and
George II. Boston were placed In nomination.
Mr.. Arthur Shepherd said that In order TO place
himself right with certain gentlemen OF the dis.
lrict, to whom he had spoken, he would state
that Mr.. Boston had told him that he would no,
be . candidate for the ONCE OF president under
any circumstances, and he was surprised at bis
not declining the nomination.
Mr.. Boston acknowledged that he had declined
TO run, but said he had been so pressed by his
friends that he could not refuse to allow the use
The vote was then taken by tellers, and Mr..
Bosom was declared elected by three majority.
nns o.nsr sc SSsss S the nn o%o Eers elected
saIy, Frank T. Howe; treasurer, Arthur shep-
me meeting then resolved itself Into mass
meeting for the purpose Of selecting the mode
BY which the nominations for delegate TO the
Legislative Assembly should be made, with John
ssi.a IN tas shar and Isaiah s Ross secretary
that the nomination should be made on Tuesday,
The 18Th instant, In mass meeting.
1r. Shepherd was then called upon AMI re-
sponded by saying that he was there to render
an account Of his stewardship. As far as he was
concerned, he thought his record In the Legisa-
tive Assembly as fair "a that of any other repre-
sentative.
Mr.. shaw. "How about the school bill ?"
Nj. Shepherd then explained fully In regard
20 the matter, stating that when the original
Amendment OF Mr. Chase was before the House
he was not present, but when the bill came on
tts passage his vote was recorded In the ailrma-
tive. MT Shepherd then went into a long ex-
planAtion OF his legislative career, and In cGnclu
aion aaid he was not anxious for the ONCE OF
delsgnts for the ensuing term. He had told
number OF gentlemen who had called on him
and requested the use OF his name that II they
wished him 10 run, and u he were nominated,
he would 40 into the canvass.
Mr. Addison then introduced q resolution
fully indorsing Mr.. Shepherd for the "marked
ability, unquestiOned fidelity and honest fear
leaaness" with which he had watched over the
interests OF the district; after which the meet
ing adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-09-11
on BAIL.
NIeAulIIn,s Ca.e.

In the case OF Cornelius Va. McAullne, lmpris-
Oned In default OF the payment OF $3.50 nne for
illegal sale Of liquors by the Police Court, Mr..
Justice Humphreys, sitting In chambers. yester-
day received the return OF the writ OF habsas
corpus Issued few days since. The accused was
brought out Of Jail, and tAe Judge bailed him un-
III Monday next, when nna hearing will take
place upon the habsds corpus case.
National Republican., 1873-09-11
THE COMING CAMPAIGN,
LIVELY MgETINGs LAST NIGHT

Republicans Of the sixth, Thirteenth FL
tesnsh and sixtees,h Districts in Council
-vtsharswaI Of ). W. Meknisht-
Fisnt for III. sucees-orship-Primnry
Eiecsi.us vs.. Mas. nIcc,inss-Piatform
.f the sixth District Ciub-TroubIc In
the Fineesth-The Thirtccnth Prepnr-
ius for tho Contest.
National Republican., 1873-09-11
BAL.IOONATiC.

short Poem by an Enthasiasiic Printer.
The following acrostic has been sent US by an
enthusiastic printer:
Brave Ia the man who doth attempt
A balloon trip DER the continent
Louder still shall peans ring,
Longer yet shall poets sing,
OF him who doth the ocean cross
On bark that not wave shall toss,
Nor meet with mishap, pain or loss.
Who shall this noble honor bear
1s man so bold 10 know not feaT4
Sure one the danger now denes,
Zen tho BY some thought quite un- Wisei
National Republican., 1873-09-11
DY d. Ii. WARMER,
ID Heal ksIAte BROKER and Auctioneer,
- Seventh street. between and q.
AESA EnAGE sSEs u
HILL fhgsFEp ifY is2GI SSs Rkak R HI MI tf2f

nhIEOf "A IhACl VI
LAND. CONTAINING AkOUT BIx ACRkB,
f5s siffH LfHi . kSP SEkf SEkf GhtT hts RAT4j
one 81 the Land Records for Warrington county, IN
tue District % Columbia. and By direction Of The
p ". yfsmses on 3gksbHY, sspts%Ssr u iSs,,
estate, being q part OF . tract of land known -
"HAddockb Hllls," and bounded ~ follow, 70 Wit;
northe side lsioO poles: On The scuthesst
ery side % 6s0o poles, and on the south hwssterly
etloJ poles, containing about six acre4 q 6lround
burg and Queens chapel Roads, and lays near the
Baltimore aud Ohio RAiroad and q about tsn
minutes walk from Boundary street By way Of The
Terms: One third e,sh; balance In d. and
tvslye months, with interest from day % sals,
one hundred doll.r will BE- required on day n sale
o. ale arc not compiled with in ten days ths trustss
reserves the right 10 resell At the rHk and cost OF
the defaultins purchaser. After advertisement for
nve days in some one or more OF the nsvvpapers
printed and published in tbs city Of WsahinEton.
District Of Columbia.
seaeodkd, 1T. ooLbwEf.L. salesman.
National Republican., 1873-09-11
TIE PIRE DEPARTMENT.
appointment Of the Chief and Assista,
Chief Enuineer.

Chief Ennineer.
.In accordance with resolution recently
adopted by the Board Of Fire Commissioners,
and for the purpose OF putting stop 10 the agi-
tation begun by several Of tho local clubs 10 re-
gard to AppOlntees for said otfices, the Governor
yesterday ieappolnted Martin Cronin chief en-
glneer, and Colonel William o. Drew assistant
chief engineer for the Ore department. The
present board very wisely decided that politics
and politicians should not control the depart
ment and this action OF tho Governor In re-
buklng the attempt OF ward poitlcians to lndn-
ence Ills action proves that lie will second the
board In their determination.
National Republican., 1873-09-11
-NTVE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED pNTn
.lo pusoAssos. 66sEissISsSi 66sEisS ID. fiSssi:: Saes::
PY THOMAS Z. wAGGAs1An.

IHshSSSRT 81 gS5STisa ih5ts * sh2EFFTpSe pe II f1 A..
MtSh p ~, and rssotSe%S S, q hsss s oe
2 and by tue direo,iYn q ths party .eenrsd
SsptsIbsr ,s i. ysEs q 10, r n .au.rs lA being
feet on siid alley with the same depth. with In.
prnvsments.
Terms One-half cash, balance IN siI and twelve
months, or ali cash. ct option Of purchaser. Don.
yeyancins at purchasers cost ebo down at time
D. LEWIS BLAQKFoRp, Trustee.
THoS. X wAoaAAAN. AuoA
National Republican., 1873-09-11
SPECIAL NOTICE.

f~ sINTRRNTH DISTRICT MASS
Al mas. meeting gf the puoiiesh' yotsIs Of
sns SiI,s,nh pi,,,iet bed q Fsb.s Han ussdsy
si 3; ss,s.s :. N: :; e
s9ssTs s9sTs Il Hf s1,ssn.h S 4up upi:,,,cs ysss;Ps. R
instant, All O'CLOCK, sharr st Pabst Haii, - New
Jersey avenue north we.t for ths pyrYqss d nomi.
:. In aocordapce with said rs1oluSion axe Ecpub-
lean yotsrs % sad district ss bsrs6y fsoussfsd %
by tellsrs. HENRY BAhfON
DAVID HkssoS. Secretary. iii