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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-07-29

Donot fail to read single one Of the
following extracts:
1868.
But wherever else you work don't for
get TO work among the women. *** Go
after the women then. - Aud don't
hpsi a'e to throw Your arms around
their necks now and then when their hus-
bands are not around. aud give them a
good----. They all like il.
Our experience with female rebs is. That
with all their sins they hive vast amoupt
ofhaman nature, and only want TO have ID
appreciated to be the most loving creatures
Imaginable. Scalawags and carpet -bqg-
gers don't fail, therefore, as you canvass
the State. TO look after the women. - Raj
ei9h Standard.
Did il never occur to you. ye gentle
men of ednca.ion, property and character,
TO sou, ye men and especially ye women,
who never aeceiycd anything from these
colored people but services. kindness aud
rrotection--did il never occur to you that
these same people. WHO are SO very bad,
will not be willing to sleep in the cold
when your houses are denied them, merely
because they will not vote as you do!
That they may not be willing to starse.
while they are willing to work for bread !!
Did 1t never occur to you that revenge.
which is so sweet 10 sou. may be as sweet
to theni2 Hear us. il nothing else you
will hear. did il never Occur to yon, that
il you kill their children with hunger,
they will kill your children with fear!
Did il never occur to you that il you good
people maliciously determine that they
shall have no shelter, they may determine
that you shall have no shelter! Tod r.
CnlllireN.
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I0ItUI 70 C0UWIV IIauu ItsIsFNIt y WV
al more than one box or moro than Que
time, Of who shall induce another TO DO 80,
shall BE- guilty ola nislemsanor. ani 90
conviction shall 10 imprisoned not les
than six nor more than twelve mouths. or
6ncd not less than one hundrei nor more
than ive hundred dollars a the discretion
of The Court and any registrar of voters cr
any clerk or copyist WIN shall make any
entry Cr copy With intent 10 commit
fraud. shall be liable 70 The same penalty.
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lSG9.-

The Governor has power to suspend all
civil law as il was suspended 10 1860. =
~. W. III dea.
The spy bill was passed in this year.
The Shofner Bill was introduced into
the Legislature. In advocating this bill
Radical Senator Cook. from Johnston
county. saie il ought to pass. because If It
became Law men accused could be tried
by drum-hesd co1rt martial aud shot.
Tue painting or Disguise &c. was passed
this year.
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A lady, wclLknowu 10 the fashionable
world Of Paris. il is said. has for years
been in tho habit Of seeing hcr phys.cisn
daily. The physirian always took lis Zee.
but never had occasion 10 prescribe for lis
patient. lie called recently. however.
and was dsbied adinitlsnce. Monsieur
10 Doctof. said the servant. Madam
esnnO, receive to-day. she n iBlispOssi
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Deaths take place The world over u the
rate Of one every three seconds. and births
at The rate OF one evory two seconds. There
Is sense Of profound rolicf 10 she thought
that every tune man goes out Of tbs
world baty and BALI arc couius iuto il Z
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.If Congress wonld authorize the sus-
pension. by the President. Of the writ Of
Htbeas Corpus in certain localities. and
it criminals could be arrested aud tried he.
fvre military tribunals aud shot We should
soan have peace aud order throughout all
this country. '--W. w. Holden.
John Pool proposed TO put into the SER
vice desperado namei McIindsey, who
would raise ! company that would give
Governor Holden 10 trouble. FIR that III
any II the men arrested Nv him undertook
ans resistance he would kill them or they
wonld be lost and never be heard ofagain !
aud suggested that the Governor tlIolden)
should follow the example Of Governor
Clayton of Arkansas, who had taken mil
itary possession Of diSfected counties
and tried and executed large numbers of
men by military cOurt.'-R. c. Badgers
s,c0rH ieSim0ny.
III be Governor lIolien) is ever per-
sonaly menaeed his friends will resent il
aud punish the man or men who may do il
Iii he is slain or even wounded. il Is al
ready determined that leading Democrats
aud Conservatives. who might be named.
will be instanily.pnt TO death. Ihe Co
scruOr mind is made up --Ral. Sidati,rd
1872.
Rally this last time and carry the cleo
ton, and there will To 10 parlor aud 40
kitchen. Med McKog.
1874.
The prctension that any person or class
may DO prevented from resorting 70 pub.
IL place whose doors are open 10 all but
them, aud denied 70 them only on account
of color or race. will not be tolerated by
nny court honestly and sincerely dcsirous Of
upholding the constitution and the laws &c.
cordiug to their true intent aud meaning.
--JaiIe d. L. Rasseu.
Aud therefore, | say. ifit were possible.
as Ia the large cities il is possible 10 estab- !
lish separate schools for black children and
for white children. il is 10 tho highest de-
gree inexpedient TO either establish or toll |
crate such schools.
The theory Of human equality cannot be
taught in families, taking into account the /
different conditions Of the different mem.
ber Of the families composing human 50. I
ciety; but IN the public school, where
children 81 all classes and conditions are
brought together. this doctrine of human
equality can bc taught. aud i Is the chief
means Il securing the Porpetuity Of repub.
lean institutions. Aud 10 rs much as We
have ii this country four million colorcd
people. | assume thuti Is public duty
hat they aud the white people ofihc coun.
Iry, with whom they are 70 be associated
h political and public affairs. shall be as
aud made one 10 the fnndamen-
Ill iles u human equality. Therefore
shere Il would be possible TO establish dis.
,inc, schUuls, am against u as matter Of
public policy. Senator B0uf,eeH.
By The tfsschsry Of Republican mem.
tsrp os Congress. elected In large part BY
,olored voters. the negro Is continued an
outlaw. TortupS.cly The ucsro has that !
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Don't take paper without paying in sa-
vance. fct you will enjoy reading il ever 20
much better,
Don't srSpd $40 year fr tobacco. aud
say yuu cat aiEOri 20 take spspsr.
Dah't engage IN o large eu.erfriso unless
qualified to succeed IN sluall Que.
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McCoxSELsBuRG. Pa; July Ia
Early yesierday morning Mrs. john Woots.
residing about ten miles sonth VI this place
while lahoring under state IA mental
sol zed gun, and while her
husband was still sleeping, shot anil killed
him Instantly. TheE. wiiha razor. Inflicted
horrible wounds on the aeads aud neoks of
her children. aud with apicthfolk almost
kiIlcd anuthcr of her children. They arr
still il critical condition
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FREE OF CHI ARGE.
TIL ( T a B [ Z

VIII he suppled with every article % be iennd
ai the nrri-rliss Hotels u The Interior. sesides
O,sters. Escollops. soft Crabs, Srs Turth'. Ter
rspns. I.nhsielS. aud every variety oi Fish a-
bounding ~ the proilnc waters Of the liarber aud
Oran.
An abundant supply Of IcEh has been provided
which will bc Furnished our Guests free Of
charrr.
The subscriber having had much experience
fat home aud ahrnadl IN iiair kerping, aud aided
hy competent and courteous Assistants. filters
himself by -lrirt attention u hline.s, and with
! corps Of well trained and obliging servants Al
M. command he viii hc able ta give entire saiis-
faction 10 az who may patronizc him.
TER MS.
Per day. $40, Two Weeks. $500
sDoe Wrrk, 300. Three Weeks, 3i.uJ
Pour Weeks ls.Oo Calender NJ. $40
Children AMI servants, half price. >psri Al AZ
rangenenss With Families and Eyrirsioni.ts
Al hli.ncs- Communications should ~ al.
GEO. W. CHARLOTTE.
June 10. Proprietor.
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CIylLRIGIITS

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following extracts:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-11
DIED..

-PAYNE.-At Philadelphia, Pa, tho 9th OF
April, 1874, orahscess of the lungs JOHN J.PAYNE,
formerly of Georgetown, ID. c., eldest son OF ohm
T: and Mary A. P"yne, in the thIrty-hrst year Of
his age. --.T
PETERSON Wednesday, at 4 O'Clock p. M,
after a long AMI painful Illness. RAPHAEL ]. NJ,
second son OF Thomas and Hester A. Peters,
The frieslds of the fsmlly gre respectfully invited
from the T. sdence Of his parents, No. "a Dunbar
ton street. Georgetown.
SHUGHRUE.-After short but painful illness
Of congestion OF the brain, on the sth instant,
MARY ANN SHCGHRUE, aged nine years four
months Fuf twepty-three days.
The funeral will take pIa-e on Sunday. a. .
O'Clock, from her parents residence, n Eleventh
street southwest -
wINTER.-ont the 10Th instant. at a. m, HOMER
GIBSON WINTER. aged four months, infant SON of
DIR. j. Y. and Allie X. Winter. - 4
Funeral this afternoon, at Up. m, from 1913 Tenth
street northwest.
ELLSWORTH.-In Springfield, Mass, on the 9Th
Of April. at the denoe OF her son-inlaw, It. A.
Curtis, Mrs. ABBY ELLswoRTH, wife Of the Late
David A. Hall, of this city.
MARSHALL.-0n Wednesday evening. April 9,
AMY j., only child OF John A. and Ellen NJ. Mar
shall. OF Knox county, ILL.,, aged ten months, and
granddaughter Of james II. Boss, Of this city.
FLETCHER.-on the sth instant, at 6 o'clock n.
M, WILLIAM ARCHIBALD FLETCHER, aged My
eve years, two months aud twenty days
The relatives and friends OF tho family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral at Christ
Navy Yard, on Sunday evening, April II, at
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STEALING a HORSE AND BUGGY.
WHERE THE OWNER FOUND HIS PROP.
| ERTY


The Baltimore Sun, Of yesterday, contains the
following account Of young man who attempted
to steal o horse and buggy from q hvery-staole
keeper in this city: a very respectable looking
man, giving the name of John Green, was arrested
yesterday morning by Sergeant Frazier and Po-
liceman Moore, of the middle district, charged
With haYin. stolen horse and buggy, valued at
t5oo, from Majors livery-stable, in Washington.
At the examination before Justice Hagerty,
Washington Nsilor testified that he kept q livery
stable on street, In the city Of Washington.
Tuesday evening last the accused came to the
stable and desired to hire o carriage for few
hours but did not find ono to suit him. Wednes-
day morning he came again, told witness that his
name was John Huges, that he was boarding st
Wizards hotel, and wanted to hire q carriage for
ew hours. One of the best horses and carriages
was given him, and he drove of. As he did not
return in the evening, witness went to willard's
hotel and found man registered as John Hughes;
had paid his bill and departed. Witness there
upon started for Baltimore. As witness was driv-
ing down Charles street yesterday morning he
saw the accused pass him by in the buggy. Wit
ness gave chase and ordered the accused arrested.
Witness identified the accused as the man who
hired the buggy from him. Justice Hngerty,
after hearing the evidence, directed that the &C.
cused be held for the authorities Of the District
of Columbia
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-11
THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
TIC

SUPREME C,OUR T OF THE UNITED
STATES.
FRIDAY, April 10, 1874.
On motion Of Mr.. NJ. Blair, John H. Price, ESQ.,,
of Darlington, Nd, was admitted to practice al
an sttorneysnd counselor Of this court.
On motion of lIr. J. S. Black, Charles A. Kent
esq.,, of Detroit, Mich, was admitted to practice
as IN attorney and counselor of this court.
On motion of Mr.. Assistant Attorney General
Goforth, Jerome Carthy, esq, Of philadelphia
Pa, was admitted to practice as an attorney anG
counselor of this court.
No. 72a. VIM. ". Black, appellant, vs.. J. Franz
Woodward. Appeal from the Circuit Court of the
United States for the district of Maryland. Or
motion of Mr., Ishn L. Price, ortiered by the cour
that the appeal in this Cause be dismissed with
costs, per agreement -.... ....
No. rs. Silas woodson and H. Clay Ewing
plaintiffs in error, vs.. u. A. Murdoch and L. q
Clark. The motion to advance this cause was ar
gued by Mr.. B. A. Hill in support of the same.
No. 2as. The Citizens Rank. of Louisiana, ap
pellants, VS.. the United States. .-...-.
No. 30. The Merchants Bank of New Orleans
appellants, VS.. the United States ct al.
No. oil. The Citizens Bank of Louisiana, plain
tiff in error, VS.. tho United States.
No. 242. The Merchants Bank of New Orleans
plaintiff in error, vs.. the United States ct al.
No. 243. F. A. Marcuard, plaintiff in error, vs.
the united States.
No. 24L The United States plaintiff in error
VS.. Thomas Allen Clarke, executor, sc. The ar
gument of these causes was continued by Mr.
Thomas Allen Clarke, of counsel for the appel
lants In Nos 239 and 30 for the plaintiffs in error
in Nos al, 2I2 and 2i3 and for the defendants In
error In No. IA and concluded by Mr.. Assistant
Attorney General Hill for the United States.
No 2s4 Oscar A. Burton, plaintiff in error vs.
William s. briggs, administrator, sc. This cause
was argued by Mr.. l. p. Poland, of counsel for
the plaintiff In error and Mr.. E. J. Phelps for the
defendant in error.
Adjourned until Monday at II O'Clock.
SPECIAL TERM-91r. JUSTICE wYLIE.
This court was engaged yesterday during its
entire session with the Of Jacobs VS.. Continental
Life Insurance Company, begun Thursday, and
which was, at the close Of the court, egnin ad-
journed until Monday.
The court then adjourned until tomorrow for
motions. sc.
CIRCUIT CoURT-CHIEF JUSTICE CART.
TER.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Isaac Robinson VS.. Fanny Robinson. Decree Of
divorce from the bond OF matrimony.
Douglass vs.. Wilson Meyers. Decree taking
bill for confessed and of reference-to auditor.
Crafty VS.. Miller. Decision in favor of COM
plainant.
Sawyer VS.. Weaver. Order for q temporary In
junction.
A number Of preliminary orders were granted.
Adjourned.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By Green &.WIllisms: ....s.V
At 10, 2 and o'clock, at corner Of Tenth and D
streets, large sale Of dry goods. -.'-
At 7:3o o'clock, oil paintings, Pennsylyanis ave-
nue, between Sixth and Seventh Streets under
Metropolitan hotel, belonging to the American
Art Union. The sale will continue every evening
until all Is sold. ...--.-
By Latimer q Cleary: .z ~ 2. -...-.T
At 10 o'clock, two pianos and furniture; also
two large show cases and stands, several sewing
machines, French plate mirrors, baby carriages,
&C., sc. A.. .-.r
By Duncanson Bros:
At o'clock, valuable real estate, on Third
street, between N and o northwest.
By w. L. Wall & Co.: 49,.
At 10 o'clock, at their Bazaar, si1ty-hve head of
horses. -.--..
By Thomas Bowling:
At 10 o'clock, at No. 20 Bridge street, George
town, the personal effects Of the late Mrs. A. X.
Arnold. .. - .
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The board then adjourned.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

IHANOFERS OF HEdL ESIAIh.
Geo. A. Armes to Moses Kelley, lots p, q and
Is, Kelley's subdivision OF square 3D. o. 200 Ed
ward Williams ct al. to Caroline Williams -,
in Bealrs addition to Georgetown, $500; George
Taylor and wife to Joseph Casey, part lot 80 sub
division Of Meridian Hill, sl;.Chas. Taylor and
wife to Edward winslew, part lot 20, block Is,
Howard university estate, ESQ: Matthew @.
Emery and wife to Oath. NJ. Boyle, lot IT and part
10, in reservation No. IL e 400; Washington City
Orphan Asylum to George Bogus, part lot g.
square 25s, s2,s2c.zO; James E. Fitch to George
Bogus, part lot 2 square 250, Is; Geo. J.Suter tc
Thos. J. Sullivan, partlot 3, square SIC, $500.
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GALE OF THE REVENUE STEAMER
= 'McCULLOCH.n
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAaHINGrAx ID l. March "A La.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., March ., 1874
VIII be said at public auction to the highest and
best bidder, for cash, at II O'Clock noon Of TUES
DAY, the 18th day OF April, IM4 q New York city,
the revenue steamer . McGULL0CH." Said yes-
sci built at Baltimore In 1855 Is about 500 tons
burthen 10. M length, US feet; beam, . feet
inches materials, white oak, live oak, white ehes-
nut and locust knees OF white oak and hackma-
tack diagonal Iron braces inches BY u Inch on
the outslde Of FRAME tops Of br securely reted
to band inches by inch, extending from stem "a
stern swell fitted with spars, standing and running
rigging, sails, awnings boats, boyts-eranes, Rockl
and falls anchors chains ETC. She has ioy-prSstSre
ton, main and donkey boilers, steem-pumps, and
all the necessary steam gauges, clock and register,
ing of anchors, chains oompasses, glasses lantsrs,
lead lines, tools, furniture, etc. per Inventory,
viii Be sold separately at the same time and pltce,
The yesssl VIII be open for inspeetion Qhtil The
day OF sale az government wharf. staten Ilsn9; y
lnysntories q the articles % Be sod viii he
obtained on board, OF Ca plain John McGoWan,
U. 8. r. M, No. is Broadway, New York.
The Government reserves the right TO reject any
tsigned,i WIN. A. RICHARDSON,
anl Secretary.
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LEGITIMATE TRADE Us. PETER rUNK1sM

LEGITIMATE TRADE rs. PETER FUHKISM
1t may be policy for newspapers OF certain
mock elton saies. Tor they Pain the rood opinion
of advertisers generally, and displease only few.
But in making such sweeping charges OF fraud,
injustice. As an instance, reference is made TO
the case Of the great bankrupt sale of dry goods
now In progress at the auction rooms of Green &
Williams, corner of Tenth and d streets. Tho
gentlemen who control this sale have visited tEis
city before for the purpose Of disposlng of larg5
bankrupt stock OF goods, and have proven them
citizens. "a word to the wise is sufficient.n
This remarkably attractive sale Will be contin-
ned from day to day until further notice. Some
Of the very best goods yet remain to be sold.
Many new cases VIII be opened to-day. The at
tention of the ladies is particularly invited.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-11
MINOR CASES.
nITTIE MARKET.

The market ct the Drover's Rest Thursday was
brisk; 1877 fat cattle were offered and sold to
butchers at prices ranging from ~ to To- per
pound; SIS sheep and lambs were sold at e1< to
71fc per pound for wool, TO &c. for clipped, and
% to Is for lambs. A few cows and calves were
offered and:s0ld at tsoto 900 per head,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-11
BEAR IN MIND

that whether the weather to-day be fair or foul
pleasant or unpleasant, the great sale Of Dry
corner Of Tenth and D streets, will be continued
commencing ct 10 o'clock O. N. All the bargains
hate not yet been sold by any means. MANY Of
most beautiful patterns Of the large and varied
assortment Of Silks, Satins, Poplins, ShaHls, so
Elegant specimens OF Comforts and Rugs Are also
Tor yourselves. The ladies especially will fnd
many choice articles worthy Of their attention
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-11
GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
= STORES.
LEAyENwoRTH ARSENAL,
TTAvrNwnpTu ks March m lg-I

LEAvENwoRrn, KS, March 90. 1874.
The following named uns=ryiceable and insult
able artcles will be cold at public auction, at the
LeavenwOrth Arsenal, TUESDAY, the Dth day Of
May, 1874, commencing at 10 O'Clock g. m.
Artillery carriages, harness, loaded projecties,
cavalry and artillery sabres cavalry and infantry
accoutrements, knapsacks, haversacks, saddles,
pattern metal and woodworking machines, tools
and miscellaneous articles, &c.
Terms: Cash in Government funds, ten per cent
on the day OF sale, and the remainder when the
properly Is delivered. All stores to be removed
msnt reservesthe rshtto reject any bid not deemed
satisfactory. Catalogues can be bad on appltcG-
ton at the Ordnance Ofice, Washing ton d. c., at
the u. s. Ordnance Agency, N; Y; or AZ this
Arsenal. -1L A. AORDECAI,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-11

RAILEY-McKEIGHT.- Tuesday, April ]. by
REv. DIR. Wheeler, EDMCyD 3. BAILEY, Of New
York. and MARY BEEKMAS, dsughler OF Charles
s. Mcknight, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
PAGE-sTASSBURY.- Thursday evening,
the 18th instant at the Church OF the As by
the Kew. Dr. Enioi, DIR. r. ARNOLD PAGE an
ELLEN AUGUSTA. dauglIter OF Chas +. Stansbury,
all OF this city. No cards.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-11
ATTRACTION.

A large and attractive stock OF nne Boots and
Shoes Is offered at tho old established shoe houte
Of 7. 8. GartrelI, 300 Seventh street. corner Of l.
II embraces all Of the leading and most approved
gentlemen, ladies, misses and children. An ex.
animation Of the stock will convince all that they
can get Just what they want. "Burt's" hne Shoe,
. speciality.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-11
,~REGIsTER,s OFFICE,

wAsHINofoN, D. o., March 8, is74.
Notice is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY,
April 1871, will have Ipred All licenses given BY
the District Of Columbia TO Commercial gents,
Peddlers and all iroducs Dealers at large and in all
the markets of said District.
All persons engaged in said business trades or
professions must promptly renew said licenses In
accordance with provisions of the amended act
regulating licenses, approved June %; lsas, viz;
tion or profession Tor which license taI
Of HoInmsia SHALL at the time for procuring
the same, make application to the Regis-
Ter, and shall state under oath affirmation such
facts may be applicable to licenses" .
1.-THE Register shall then issue to the applicant
certfcate stating the particular kind Of license for
which application has been made, and the amount
OF money required by law to be paid therefor. 6ad
certificate shall be delivered to the Collector, who
shall, upon the receipt of the of money stated
therein, give certificate OF deposit, stating the
amount Of money paid and the kind OF license re-
CURED and it shall be the duty Of the Register to
THAT every person liable for a license tax who
may fall to pay the same before engaging in the
business for which license tax may be required
shah, in ADDITION to elIcense tax Imposed, pay
hne penalty Of not less than i've nor more than
fifty dollars for each offence. cooD
mh3l-12t rStar&Chron Register d. c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-11

Gall and examine the fire and burglar-prooi
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, CORNER Of
keeping Of securities jewels, slser-waye or other
yaluables. Rents, ffom ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according 70 sise. No business man Gan
afford to do without them.
Tskevsrntsg IRON fhs Chicago and Bosios .arss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-11
GOOD EE seggsv f %. TIE III. snaSSE-cHEAl

Catawba Champagne, in quarts and pints, bot
tied by Samuel O. Palmer, 81 Greene street
quarts: % per dozen, pints- Liberal discount 70
Dealers,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-11

GRkfp SALE OF VILLA AND GARDEN
SITES ~
Latimer o Cleary will sell about the last Of
April, for Alexander Hunter, about three hun
bred acres Of land lying between Washington and
Alexandria, which viii be subdivided IN lots to
suit all parties. A station will be built on the
ground by the railroad company. Great induce
menk viii be offered to purchasers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-11

NINE HUNDRED.
Large daily receipts Of all kinds Of Boots and
Shoe: ct 7. s. Gartrslls, 300 Seventh street, cor.