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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-04-17
yga 80 VALUABLE MILL - {, i--
"tl3Ua AND OTHER atnt' -a3#
Property e Cor II. Sale.

Twill sell at Public Sale, on the Premises, OR
SATURDAY, MAY Sd, 1878,
My Valuable Mill and Residence
The mill is large, Stories, has run of stones,
aud is Located in one ofthe most beautiful por-
lions of the Shenandoah Valley acd has a
large patronage, With the mill, will sslla
ro GOOD BRICK HOUSE,
stories with basement and eight acres Of
Bottom Land and Is Acres of Timber.
l will also sell, atthe same time, b. ta.t5. s.f
5 rs ACRES OF LAND, = gsa.
ofwhich Isis DO tim, and baIapc e good up
land and timber. There is on this place j. II
TWO DWELLING HOUSES, .o..
5d} A New Swisher Barn, 81, -.
Possession givenon the first day Of August.
This property is situated about 10 lies East
OF Woodstock, on the Shenan dosh river, in.
the wheat growing sect ion of the county. Ill
1s'9as.a Terms of Sale ,is''.s 70 Sc
One third to be paid ON the LIST 9d.y ofAugustt
1873, balance in two equal annual payments
with interest from August LIST, 1873. The ,pur
chaser to execute bonds with good security,
and a lien to be retained as a futher security.
s.8; ~. oistt MARTIN KELLER
apr. 3-4t.-G Hl1r9n s=Iss6 = 4gss 49, = 81
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The stockholders Of the Orange,

The, SJOcKnOIuefs7 OF the Orange, AT
exandria and Manassas, assdrthe Lynch
burg and Danyille Railroad Companies
met in Lynchburg yesterday and com
pleted the work Of consolidating the
two roads under the name of Washing
ton City, Virginia, Midland and Great
Southern railroad conn aay. Mr..
John S. Barbour was elected president.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-04-17

An exchange tells Of an ,ditok who
went soldering and was chossn csAta;n
One day at a parade, instead &c irving
the orders, "Front face, three paees
forward he exclaimed. ssCash. two
L. LARS year in advance s
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-04-17

raursiay Morning, April II, ss7S.

WE publish in another column the
list of appropriations made by the
General Assembly. The first item is
evidently wrong. The expenses Of the
last session of the Legislature, we sup
pose, was $4,000, instead of Sl,7ol,-
600.
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CONES FOR THE PIANO.

Mailed post paid on Reseipt of Price.
Darling, / am Lonely Now. seag and Chorus.
stewart so
sweetest. Song and ChorRs, D.nks al
Matte May. Song and Chorus, banks. sc
Lost and Saved. Ballad Donniter M
Farewell, Darling, till We Meet Rosewig. 50
Think ofme, Darling Song ard Che. Miefs 40
Asking Blessing from Neither. Song snd
Nho' as, Stewart. 20
Thou art no longer Mine. Ballad banks. so
Hear me say my Little Prayer. Song and
Chorus prott so
Close the Shutters, Willis's Dead. Song
and Chorus, Staryari "a
Ethel Dreem.. Song and Chorus, PersIey.ss
Quit dat Ticklin Me. Song and Dance HAYS g
You'll always End ne True. Song AID
Vnerus, HAYS. IS
Chorus, H,rs 20
Meet me Maggie. Song and She. HAYS. ls
~Lay me where my Mothers Sleeping,
gong ans Cnorus, Stewart. ke
Father ofAll. Sacred Song Panseros. so
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-04-17
CENTRAL AMERICA.

AspNwALL, April 5, VIA HAVANA,
April lo.-1he city of San Salvador,
the capital of the Central American Re
public OF that name, has been destroy
ed by an earthquake, csusing-a terrible
loss of life. Eight hundred persons
persisted, and property valued at Sl2,-
100000 was destroyed. The earth
quake was followed by a confagra
ton, and many buildings were burned
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-04-17
Autumn Leaves. Second Penses Meled
GENTRAL HOTEL.
" Mas. s. HoLTZMAN, PRora1srssss.

3 7
" Ms. s. HOFFMAN, PRoraIsrasss.
ssss NEW MARKET, VA.
Having fully rehtted and repaired this WELL
known Hotel, it is now open for the reception
Of guests and boarders. New Market is surron-
ded BY number of excellent mineral springs,
among which areSa Iphur, Chaly beate. Free
Stone, &c.,-easy of access, and 81 tuated amid
the most besut full and picturesque scenery
Person in the cities desiring few weeks of
country air, with quiet comfort, at reasonable
rates, W i'll BIO accommodated
The Table will be an especial care the Bar
supplied with choice liquors, and the Stables
provided with abest ofproyender.
sr5 .,,.,.s SARAH HOFFMAN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE -'f.
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE !!

Pursuant to a decree Of the Circuit Court of
Shenandoah Comfy, rendered on the lst day
of SsPtember 1871, iIchancery cause ofSaml.
G. Williams Executor VS.. John j. Conner,
decd, 7 sha 1t ioceed tn sell,
SATURDAY, MAY PATH, 1873,
on the PREMISES tie valuable Tract fLand
of which William J. Conner, died seized, ly-
ing on CEDAR CREEK in the imme date vi
icinity, Conner's Church,
CONTAINING 96 ACRES,
2 Roods, and poles more OF less. The i'm
provements c6Iss of
A GOOD.LOG DWELLING
and necessary. out buildings. There is about
acres of good creek DO tom land and 20 or 80
acres of timber land. All of the lind is of
good quality and productive There Is also
very valuable saw mill on the premises> There
is good head OF water, and the custom work
i'll give almost constant employment to the
milf.
TERMS or SALE:
Enough cash to pay the costs of suit and
sale, the balan ce in one, two and three years.
TO be evidenced by the bonds Of the purchaser
the first W 18th good personal security and the
other two bonds to be secured by a deed of
trust, all to bear interest from the day ofsals.
Sale to commence at One O'clock r. NJ.
W. T. WILLIAMS,
Apr, 17-tds. SpceiGt Comm, isSioner.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-04-17

PROPOSALS
For BUILDING.
! The undersigned will receive prop osals until
June LIST 1873, for building a School House in
s.Ridge Holler," above Columbia Furnace.
The Room is to be twenty four by thirty eight
feet with thirteen foot ceiling. Shirgle ROOT
and six foot Hall across front end. Two
doors and six windows. all the lumber and
other necessary material will be furnished.
JOSEPH CONFER,
Trustee for Madison District.
April 7. It.
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WILMER d SLAYMAKER.

~ oTlCE-Haying pun hased the entire
l stock OF goods of Wilmer Slavmaker.
we shall c6ntihae bu siness at the old stand
feb. 27-tf. o w.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-04-17
GEO. W. hILEY, c. s. G.. C
A Copy-Teste,
GEO. ". MILEy, C. S. c. C.
WINS. G Bro. p. q. mar. 27N4w:

Y IRGINIA, To Wit:
= Geo. l.. Grim 4 Emma Jane his wife
Complts.
Against
Jacob Allen Noel fen dants.
In Chancerv,
The object ct this suit is to make partitio,
OF the house and lot conveyed to Catharine
hstep by. Pster. sipple and wife amcng the heirs
OF said Catharine Estep, or, to sell tbc same if
s1ch division will be prejudicial 10 the interest
of the parties, and distribute the proceeds of
safe among said parties.
ls appearing by satisfactory evidence that tbe
defendants Jacob A. Noel E. II. Noel are not in
inhabitants of this State 1t is ordered that rho
said defendants do appear her within one lopth
after due publication hereof end do what il
necessary to protect fiber interest; til at coey
OF this order be published in some newspaper
printed in Woodstock for four successive weeks.
and copy posted st the Fl ont door, of the
Court H"ase OF said ccHnty, On the frs day of
the next County Court.
GEO. W MiLEY, G. s C. C.
A Copy-Teste
GEO. W. MILEY, G. sec.
"A's' DIV Pq. mar. 2T-4w
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-04-17
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

THE C0PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist.
i ing under the firm name of NITNEn
SLAf ri AK FIR is, this day dissolved nv mn
tuai consent. Either member of the firm
ag'horized TO sign the firm name in settlement
u parties indebted are requested N naIs
prompt payment, as it is Important 10 closes
lhe business at once. Thanking our friends
and tn public generally for the very liberal
patronage extended to us in the past. we most
respectfully ask continuance o the same to
our successors.
WILMER d SLAYMAKER.
oTlCE-Haying purchased the entire
i Y stock of goods Of Wilmer 4 Slarmater
we shall c"n'ihae bu sipe,s It the old stand
D.F. WILMER d co.
v EelSlA, TO W.T.
Shenandoah. March 25th 1873 LUZ o.
Geo. !" Painter, ..................... Commit
against
Levi Coffelt & others. Darps
In Chancery.
The object OF this suit is TO snh,sct .ho ro.s
estate conveyed by Geo w. Cefslt 70 Ieri
tinker and to Levi CoHFelt, to sale, to satisfy a
judgment forSll6 0e with interest at the r9are
o SIX per centum per annum from Japy i5tr
i r MI pad and Sc rs costs, obtained by Geo.
H. 1arc "s ahst ueo. W CoHelt at the Nav.
Term 1856 of shenandoah County Court.
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendants Jon, W. Coffalt and Abraham Slower
are not an inhabitants of til is State 1t is order
ed &C. !, That the said defendants DO appear here
"nnin one month ter due publication hereof
and d" What is necessary to protect tn sir in,
terest; that copy Of tbs order be published in
some newspaper printed in Woods stock. once a
week Tor four successive weeks, and 4 conv
posted al the front deer of the Court House Of
S sa,a comfy on the frat day Of the County
GEO. W. hILEY, C. S. G. C
A Copy-Teste,
GEO. ". MILEY, C. S. c. c.
" LIS. q Bro. p. q. mar. 27-4W.
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NJ IRGINIA, TO WIT;
!, -,
Shenandoah; March 25th 1873
Geo. w Painter, .........,... ComnH
National Republican., 1873-04-10
REoReAMzAEtos OF THE SONS OF


Enthusiastio Mectisa at nfassnia nan.
In response TO a call made by the National Di-
vision Of North America, through Mr. r. N.
Bradley, district deputy, 10 rcorganize the Sons
Of Temperance in the District of ColumblA, and
form subordinate divisions In different looali-
ties OF the city, large number Of old resi-
dents and formerly active temperance men, to-
gether With full membeIshlp Of the dlitsiops
sonic hall last nlghtto consult and discuss the
praotlcability OF the und dertaklng. Mr.. Bradley
called the meeting to order, and n. o. Polkin-
horn, OF Equal Division, was elected secretary
Prayer was offered by Rev. n. W. Reed; after
which representatives from different sections OF
press their views OF the probabilities OF success
In establlshing dlylsions In their respective
neighborhoods, f1If. .E-. 4 =. $50
Favorable reports were made from George
town, the First ward OF this city, South and East
washington, northwest section, and the centre
OF the city, when Y vas dstermined to appoint
the chairman Of each committee 70 take an ap.
ploatlon for charter. and secure suficlent
names TO apply at once Tor q charter TO institute
/ q subordinate division.
On motion Of W. n. Chase. tho above commit
tees were authorized aud empowered 70 call pub
| lie meetngB In their respective sections and
| secure able speakers TO acqnalnt the people with
| the object and atm OF these divisions. d.
| Before adjournment the prcadlng offlcer took
/ occasion 70 thank, In the name Of the National
Division Of North America, the press OF this city
/ for their Kindness and generosity shown him on
this occasion. IIo said every paper published IN
oept on presentation Of the circular, 70 give pub
llclty % this great undertaking. and from this NJ
hoped the press In tho future will gladly lend 10
| aid to forward this great moral movement.
National Republican., 1873-04-10

Home m mis- diU Contemplate erecting 4 new
buidlnR In 'front.' OF the Home. The offer OF Con-
treotor Gleason 70 do ali the grading In front Of
me Home has been aooepted By NON, and rtno-
lutlons have been passed returning thanks.
CoIIiMor.-The steamer n. G. Knight on her
p SP es e.INr ysI TSs 1S SoSsa Ets
injuries on her starboard quarter, above wafer
mark. The night wae haxy on the river, and Il
tained. ~
THE CANAL.-Tns stocsholdeu of the Che.a.
peake and Ohio canal held meeting At An
w ,,r,,, sns m0sman ssomtea
the three months during which navigation was
suspended, II contains nothing OF special In
terest. The receipa from toih ffom December
1sI2, 70 February %, 1s1s, amounted TO y, ,sa1.-
g; receipts from wster rents md other sources,
t64bA -. =. - -
THE nlnkEI.uousr, "A 50 far progressed to.
for occupancy the latter part Of next week. The
work was Sommanoed last fan By Mr.. Samuel
strong who. after u had been raised 70 the
stsntiaily with briok and stone. The structure
Ia now rated an one Of the best arranged MARKET
houses In the District and In addluon TO Tho
main hall or markctroom, the basement u
divided into compartments arranged for Ice
housca, eatlng.rooins, 40. There hare also beer
and back buildings, ali Of which have substan
| tlal stone and brick foundations. This property
has been raised on an average OF twenty-thre'
feet. With the completion Of tho work on thea'
bulldings house raising IN this city for the pres
the proper otiicials, and everything was founi
| to have boon constructed Of the best material
| and by nrnt-olaaa workmen.
National Republican., 1873-04-10
Rpd orn ua.,, MARRIAGE.

Some months ago an account was published In
the RKPUBLICAN OF the marriage at police head
quarters Of n young man named Leln to wo-
man whom IL was alleged he had seduced short
couple, but the wife soon tired Of conJugal 70
lati0ns and became an inmate Of holse OF III
fame. As the only possible way OF protecting
OF VIM. NJ. Eyans, esq.,, and Instituted proceed
lngs for u divorce. The testimony was taken,
aud yesterday the court directed that the decree
dlyorclng the parties be issued. The woman
made no defence, preferring, II seems, rnther "a
remain In her present condltiOn than be tied
down by the aiken honda.
National Republican., 1873-04-10
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

The GRAIN MLRkEr.--Reoelpts. $500 bushels
OF corn and 100 bbls. OF ear corn, Sales, 1900
bushels Of prime wheat at tl.05.
THE FISH MARKEr.-Yesterday u, 900 herring
and 1000 taylOrs were reported at the nsh wharf,
which sold At tIatT 90 per thousand for herring,
and 81 per hundred for taylOrs.
THE RYER.-ArTlyed, steamer Il. q. knight,
schooner Mary Standlsh, from Boston, with
furniture consigned to Hartley Bro.
THE LADIES In charge OF the Aged WOmen's
National Republican., 1873-04-10
DECORATION nay.
Arrangements for the Celebration By the
Grand Army of the RspublIc.

Arrangements for the Celebration By the
Grand Army Of tho Republic.
Tho committee appointed by the posts Of the
0rana Army Of tho Republic 10 make arrange
ments for decoration day met at Grand Army
headquarters on Tuesday evening. The meeting
organized by eleotinR Department Commander
v. II. sptague chairman, and G. 4. Corson seore-
tary. After free and full discussion, the COM
mlttee unanimously agreed that the decoration
be confined TO Arlington. A Aoommunication WA
rcad from the commander-ln-chief,0 Gen. Burn
side, requesting the committee 10 Invite oil cler-
gymen within the limits Of the department 10
deliver sermon suitable 10 tho occasion on the
Sunday preceding decoration day. COmrade A.
II. q. Richardson was chosen chairman Of the
decoration committee; COmrade Alexander
Lynch, chairman OF transportation Comrade X,
II. BrOuner, chairman on music Comraic l.
Twitchell, chairman on correspondence and 70
ceptiOn; Commander SprnRue, chairman on A.
nance; and Comrade A. Y. 0unnlnRs, chairman
on orators aud poets. During the evening sey.
cral eloquent speeches were delivered, and from
the interest manifested by the members Of the
Grand Army there can be no doubt but that ovory
effort will be made on their part TO make the OBJ
scTance OF the soth OF Maya grand success.
National Republican., 1873-04-10
NOTICES OF NEW ADyRRTIsRnrENrs

Bee notlce OF B0aru OF PUBLIC WorkB.
w. II. Mnnlx has for sale desirable lots.
II. q. Campbell has two fne stores for rent.
Thomas J. Barclay has sixty acres Of land for
sale.
A gentleman desires a position to write up
accounts.
Bryan Bros. have received large stock Of
hams, &c.
A grand Temperance demonstration will be
held this evening.
A meeting OF the colored citizens win be held
tomorrow evening.
The members OF Reliance Lodge, No. 10, X. OF
r., will meet this evening.
ughton A gatchel have a two-story frame
house for sale at bargain.
Wall, Robinson Co. have received a large
stock Of trunks, yalises, &c.
All graduates OF the National Medical college
are requested to meet this eyenlng.
W. II. 4 o. II. Morrison, law Booksellers and
publishers, have received all the new books.
DuncAnsOn, D0Wllng A Co., auctlOneers, will
sell, on Saturday, April IL, at - O'Clock m, car
riAgeA, top-buggtes, doctors phAetOns, &C.
LatiineF A CleAry, AuetioneeS, will sell, on
Friday, April II, ut 10 O'Clock a, NJ, an elegant
assortment Of household furniture. Also, on
Thursday, April ~, At 10 O'Clock a. M, the effects
Of house No. ISs Fifteenth street.
National Republican., 1873-04-10
Landlord and Tennnt.

There can he no more vital question regarding
the growth and prosperity OF Washington than
the relation OF landlord and tenant In this city
as IN every other, the majority Of citizens can
not be house-owners. One OF the truest secrets
Of advance and rise In values OF suburban prop
erty Is Involved In the fact that worklngmen aud
the middle classes can save enough TO buy q lot
and build cottage house on It. This fact, how
ever, has little or nothing to do with that large
class Of people who do not care, for reasons OF
their own, to become property and real estate
holders. They do not always, by any means, be-
long TO negligent and unthfifty divisions of tho
people, but they prefer TO rent houses. Discus
sion Of this point Ia not the purpose now; but the
fact 10 palpable that thousands OF people in
Washington wish TO rent houses. The laws Of
this District have equal advantages for landlord
and tenant. In some cases they notably work 70
the disadvantage Of the latter, and the law mar
be faulty In not granting suf1cient stay OF pro-
ceedlngs In distress, but we are glad TO observe
o Widespread lenlency on the part OF landlords.
IL Innst be remembered that they are subjected
to all the burdens Of original Investment, taxa
tion and repair, and that without reasonably
prompt payment thoy would suffer. oa the
other hand, after tho poor have saved enough
from earnings TO nearly complete an absolute
purchase OF piece of property, 10 seems hard
Tor them 10 lose all because Of temporary EN-.
barrassment In making nnal payment The law
ought to fully protect such cases.
National Republican., 1873-04-10
SOCIETY FOR TIKI PREVENTION OF
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

Meeting Last Naturalization Of Omcsrs.
An adjourned meeting OF the above society
was held last evening for the election Of officer
&C.
The bylaws OF the society were so changed a.
to place Its management In the hands Of the ex-
ecutiye committee, 20 more cnectunlly carry out
Its objects In this District
For months past the society have been unable
10 get quorum, and on that account the work
OF lts officers has been seriously retarded.
Mr. 0atcholl was unanimously reelected
president; N. p. Chirman, nrst yico president;
third do. Rev. J. Q. Smith, fourth do; Roy. 10.
Butler, nfh do; Clarence Duvall, secretary; A.
8. Solomons, treasurer. Alonzo Bell, 7. O. Grey,
Dr. Q. y. Palmef, Allison Nailor, Ir., William D.
Reed, ii. II. Dunderuulo, John +. Lighter, John
II. King, ii. @. Herritt, the president and secre-
taIy were elected IS the executive committee.
There were only about twenty-five memDcri
present.
Aftcr further routine business the meeting ad
Iournod.
National Republican., 1873-04-10
petrIaed HotIy,

Yesterday morning while some colored men
were removing the bodies In the Union Bethel
buTying ground, on Thirteenth, between u and
streets, they disinterred the body OF yellow
man, who had been buhcd forty years, In a
The body was removed 10 wagon and taken TO
the Mount Pleasant plAins cemetery, where IL
was rebuTied. IL ls the attention OF the latter
National Republican., 1873-04-10
psr,.lf.sa Rutl.l

The following permits 20 build were issued
yesterday; Charles Flemmer, two brick build.
inga, three stories high, II by 30 feet, on Fifth
and A streets southeast; Alexander Davidson, d
brick building, two stories high, 30 by 2s feet, on
H. between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
northwest; F.'W, Smith, q brick building 1S BY
Is feet, on Indiana avenue, between First street
and New Jersey avenue.
National Republican., 1873-04-10
Hnan RnII Ta.dnx

game OF base ball, the nrst OF the season,
will be played this afternoon on the grounds
near the Congressional cemetery, between the
members OF the United States Signal corps and
large attendance OF the lovers OF our national
game, as among these players arc some who
have borne prominent part In some OF the
most exciting games OF last season.
National Republican., 1873-04-10
Meeting OF tho Eleventh District RepubIi-
..u rI.h

The Eleventh District Mpublican Club held
its regular meeting Tuesday night At their hail on
Eighth street, between ID and X southwest; Or. J.
L. N. Bowen In the chair, X. W. Tompklns, sec
retary. The Chair stated that q call had been is
sued for the meeting OF tho central committee
and that u would be necessary for the club 70
was not represented. Messrs. II, W. Tompkina,
DR.. J. L. n. Bowen and Jas. Thompson were
elected.
Mr.. Thompson offered the folloWingi
Resolved, That the action OF the Board OF
Trustees of Colored Schools In resembling the
resolution OF the former board to purchase q
portrait OF the Hon. Chas. sumner merits the
Just condemnation OF every lover OF education.
Resoiped, That the sum appropriated for the
purchase OF the portrait could not be better APP
piled than In recognition Of Mr.. Summers deyo-
tlon 10 our race and his usefulness 10 the cause
OF education.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Bowen and
Tompkins, after which tho resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
Tne clnb then adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-04-10
Christ Church Sunday School.

The children OF Christ church sunday school
anticipate pleasant Easter Moral service next
Sunday night, at O'Clock, on which occasion
they will present their moral offerings, together
the Rev. @. d. Andrews, has promised q pleas.
ant and profitable service. Bishop Plnkney will
institute him rector Of the church on wednes-
day, the Esd inst.
National Republican., 1873-04-10
All COlors,
shades,

In TAILORING DEPARTMENT we have at least
one hundred and Ilfty styles OF PantaloOnlnR, oi
French and English manufacture, In stripes,
plaids, checks and plain patterns. -
BiBDIAH A BRo,,
900 Seventh street, May building.
National Republican., 1873-04-10
Johu, IIopLius. CLaritIo..

A meeting OF oolOTed citizens was held In
Baltimore on Tuesday night for the purpose OF
esq, for his munincent gift 10 the city, and ospe-
Oially TO the c0lOred orphans. There was a large
attendance. Letters were read from Hon. Fred
their inability to be- present. Asefles OF resolu.
uOnA expressive Df the sense Of the meeting IN
regard 10 Mr.. Hopkins charities were adopted,
National Republican., 1873-04-10
Jnmes ", DnyIn, Hon..

HAtters, 62l Pennsylvania avenue, under Metro
pOlitan hotel, have received their large and ele-
giant assortment OF spring goods Tor Genta.,
lOuths and Children, comprising all tho very
latest styles and c0orS; also tlne stock Of Canes
and Umbrellas The manufacture Of SIR aud
on the Dreuiyes
National Republican., 1873-04-10

NOTICE. TO PLUmkRs AND GAs-FrrTKRs.-wo
hereby give notice that we shall hereafter keep
full supply Of gas-1ttlng and plumbing ms
teriAls 70 accommodate the trade, at wholesale
prices. HAMILTON PEARsoH, Y. N. q. A. Build
Ing, corner Ninth and streets. COS
National Republican., 1873-04-10
Wanted,

one 1rst-class salesman, thoroughly acquainted
with the clothing business; to good, competent
man liberal compensation and permanent en-
ployment Will be guaranteed. Address, with
correct name and reference, loek-box 1s9 city
post ONCE, II