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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-07-01
sNoozER sPRINKLEs THE STREET.

A man living on Main st. went home
last evening filled up to the collar with
benzine. Feeling rather "warm for
the season." Mr.. Snoozer, for it was
Snoozer, took off his coat and boots,
put on his slippers, and getting the
garden hose went out to sprinkle the
street, so as to make things cool around
there. Now, it takes quick, discern
ing, calculating eye and a steady hand
to manipnlate hose in the day time.
At night the difficulties are multiplied.
But Mr.. Snoozer's mind was simpl y OH
the subject of sprinkling. He gave
the hydrant wrench several twists, and
had on q full head. After few
crackles and spurls, a steady stream
was let fly right on the boots and
white linen pants Of a man with red
rosebud on the left lapel Of his coat,
who was coming up from a call on
Fourth street. The man stopped sud
denly in surprise, and Snoozer, motto
ing the mishap, in the true spirit of a
thoroughbred gentleman, advanced to
render an apology, when the nozzle
was turned quarter of an inch to the
| larboard, and poured stream right
against the strangers immaculate bo-
som. The latter might have got red
hot at this treatment, and shown fight,
were it not impossible to do so under
the cooling influences brought to bear,
and to avoid further disaster, the rose
bud and linen pants popped around
the corner into an alley.
quietly to cool off the bricks of the
pavement, when a gentleman, with
two ladies, two shawls, and one sore
boil on his arm, walked up from a
Vine-street beer garden. To prevent
another catastrophe, the hoseman turn
ed the squirting apparatus toward the
open street, without the least intention
Of pouring about four gallons of Ohio
river water down the backs of lady
and gentleman who were riding by il
a tilted top buggy. The gentleman
in words usually expressed in print il
dashes, told Of his displeasure, anc
uttered threats against Snoozer's life
Mr.. Snoozer said it was purely acci
dental-that he was willing to take i
all back-that there was no sense il
crying over spilled water. While thu
engaged in an explanation, he wa
perfectly oblivious Of the nozzle in hi
hand. He was as innocent as an un
born babe of knowing that a stream
running at the rate of forty knots a
hour, was sailing through the opel
window of a second-story bedroom i
the adjoining house, where man an
his wife were sleeping. He neve
dreamed of such thing until femal
, shrieks were heard and a man in whit
raiment appeared at the window an
r fired off seven shots from a revolveI
Then Mr.. Snoozer thought he woul
shut off steam. But he had mislai
, the wrench. He, however, kept til
1 gathering mob at bay until his vii
. rushed out, hauled him into the hous,
e and prevented riot and bloodshed. N
. arrests.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-07-01

On certain occasion father,
speaking of his two sons, said John
is the most honest man, but James is
the better Christian" How could that
be? Can true piety exist without hon
esty? We spprehend there are some
persons who think it can, but if so
they are mistaken. The consistent
Christian is a man of his word, u man
of integrity, and upright man, in all
his business transactions. There may
be honesty where there is no piety, but
where there is piety there will be found
honesty. Says Longfellew; "Morali.
ty without religion is only kind of
dead reckoning, an endeavor to find
our place on a cloudy sea by measur'
ing the distance we have to run, but
without any observation of the heay-
enly bodies"
An old clergyman spying a boy
creeping through fence exclaimed
"Whatl crawling through a fence
Pigs do that" "Yes," retorted the boy,
"and old hogs go along the street"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-07-01
FOR EST HOUSE,

n BLACK PROPRIETOR. Opposite
IL. Court House, Tionesta, Pa. Just
spened. Everything now and clean and
fresh. The best of liquors kept constantly
on hand. A portion of tho public patron
are Ia respectfully solicited. 4-T-ly
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One of the best writers Of the pres
ent time asks: "What will not wo-
man do for the man she loves?" We
answer, she will not eat onions while
going to party, no matter how much
she loves him.
A Western editor thinks that the
habit of carrying tobacco in the pistol
pocket is a bad one. To meet a man
on lonely road and see him reach for
his tobacco box suggests unpleasant
possibilities.
1t is beautiful sight. to attend an
Arizona wedding. The bride in white,
the happy groom, the solemn minister,
the smiling parents, and from twenty
five to forty shot guns standing against
the wall ready for use, make up pan
Drama not soon forgotten.
A very bad little boy iE Dubuque
rubbed cayenne pepper dust all over
the back of his jacket, and then did
shamefnlly in school. The schooI
ma am thrashed him briskly, but dis
missed school Immediately, to run Il
the nearest drug store for eye salve.
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Tlonesta House.

~ r. LATIMER Lesseo, Elm st. Tio-
VI. nesta. Pa, at the mouth of the creek,
Mr.. L. has thoroughly renovated the
TioRasta House, and re-furnishod it COM
lletoly. All who patronize him will DO
we'll entertained at reasonable rates. 81 fy
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Weber House.

TYLERSBURGH,P PA. C. b. WEBER,
l. PROPRIETOR. Mr.. Weber has again
taken possession of this we'll known house
and viii he happy to entertain all his old
customers, and any number of now ones.
flood accommodations for guets, and ex-
.cellent etabling l0-3m.
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An old man in Kenosha, Wis, had
his health ruined by sitting up IN a
cold room next to where his daughter
and a young man were sparkling.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-07-01

1t is rather cool in San Francisco
paper to advise : young man to "go
West"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-07-01
DR.. !. 1. Acomb,

Dr. j. I. hCOIflDi
physician AND SURGEON, who has
L had fifteen years experience in n large
aud successful practice, win attend all
Professional Calls. Office in his Drug and
Grocery Store, located in Tidioute, near
Tidioute House.
IN HIS STORE WILL. DE FOUND
A fun assortment of Medicines, Liquors
Tobacco, Cigars, Stationery, Glass, Paints.
Oils Cutlery, all of the best quality, and
will be sold at reasonable rates.
DIR. CHAS. O. DAY, nm experienced
Physician and Drug list from New York,
has charge Of the Store. All prescriptions
putup accurately.
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d. d. FASsErT,
CENTRAL. HOUSE,
Lawrence House,

TNIONEsTA, PA, WILLIAM LAW
J. RENGE, PROPRIETOR. This house
Ia centrally located. Everything new and
we'll. furnished Superior accommoda-
lions and strict attention given to guests.
Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served
i,a their season. Sample room for Com
mercial Agents.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-07-01

An Illinois editor returns thanks
for a centipede sent to him by mail
from Texas, sit being" he says, "the
first cent of any kind that we've re-
ceiyed for several weeks"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-17
DHB.lE.sW :a!E..sdHEaD .UnhG
p Real E:ss!s Broker and Auetlsnsss; ;,,seaaE
rfGssFEHfEss sA Hk5iS e TTEHtS;sfGsY A
sfEEEEITc 6 NS1HSftIFISS1AsTs nKTwEES ,fiKsf

! By Slrfne Or deed Of Enss TO Daniel Z. Eaton
and DysciE dated HaeeA 3 A. d. tr1 dNlyste-
cOrled In Liesr No. "a folio a, one 0f lie Land
Ssisssi:, .iS ~ :is.,ss. + Esss z
,:S osioe. p n, he foIlsysS, dessri'sd -! e;
Gs,Imsts, 70 -: SSstng IT. rstnt thirty mine
original LOT nnmbered siEht o. In square, seven hun.
sssiS tsss. tSsnsy ssst; tSsnss noSsh enc oHs
90 isehss g thi.5 lsA fess alley; thence vest
dred md 10 fcet ihPccana halftl)
iachcs the place Of beginning, together with The
inIseys9s9ts sR.,!ssiee q steres-',ory and bass.
fsrms s. 80. q Prs5 sIDed y The aeea oesssss.
ssIss.sss : ~ e ~ 81 ~: nd s.psp.s: e
wstse$ssses4lefsn. 3..ehsssFs ss..ing i9tsrsss
a. iSe pfsDstSy so{1. gu 81 tsSrI. depo.it 81
Fesmwiu Pc re9u}rs4 9 ~ % sale. An coaseyan.
m tefoS Of Sak ere hos ce0pslea with In seven
dss day ale. ~ trussee Fgssrves The FieAt
resell the property at the risk and cost OF the
bSlSlne pMtshassr, AFTER In
some one or morr newspeSers pubiahed In The Oily
q w''Alp''0n' D. csroReE ". sgJcxxEY, .
! - 1850 e4 I'm .n 6nyvlvtn6 Trusace. -
Y, Y, TT. COLDWELL, 3sicsnsn.
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ka..II llHusa 10 a.sSk


s:.ss:s q gs..on.l s.t.sly ..d to -. up ,hs
t3ss. yss a; - .Ssid $500 s. ~ Is.s.s -
~ aSt 49, kpss,s y itsslf ysss1y d
~ ssss.es psss u the historians soeoanis Of
IysgId slss SRi:sl.a z e0as.ss. the .shls.s:
IN n = sr PsssoaS @ hoA:0
ssH!.ss. g: .s:.sy e 0s.dslup. Hid.Iso sss-
sissesS P.sc;1.ss nj IN. @., ncfr sn VS.
= amx@As AnxnAeles vs-f-sTAeT
FIX SIsa Ssses - Sn!sehee n - - 81
1 9Cc c1zy ,new t1eln0nI YiH1,s. ItSs,
sSSnk: . rs ATsesa ~ MsS - =
~saeSserssa ~. ahiIs0.sssliy
49, ~ vsssss: - ~ nall1as1 2. 'sso.
nsm ~ sy y e g fesaa 9 cy1l5sss ~,
| Aeanps1caSS1 ~ 0rvivorl, &c a. U0i11lDs
EPsss..d nh nssaess g prc1identisf Mahs ! !
FR:rnIncas Safesse y ths sraa'issr ss,tss..
acss. n. s~,s, v..n.x. ..-~-.t-.-,
| TIE e 0osrl 9roeSr dslertsfs, The dfest.
puke q WethD Gto4 Va IL - exprs9 the splA-.
= - A. "A i nSs.G 81 ~ vo,,%
kncw sssh Of yoa. vim jolf ne u saytag tEt
s ssts : 1920, nSnaa{ 9S oe a tS
late h.aE and todsy on or - rspreseyf3t,yes
'Hssistrsse Of the natLoa. Anot11 eonmands her
esniss, and Aumbsfshn high stsasns OF trr1 and
This smaIf assembly, however, sfsessly sdnen-
~ me that death has bssa,buSy1R - ranks.
ss1thst ne aoshall sssa sleep undlS t4 dsises.
IS Sisssxh iSs &c. Il IL sssshSsy 1SsIdeds
pf1ee1ss iptarss9- CaIiSeenfn hAs 3 1epj nft0a %
i0,SoS New Gssss~ s.oS NsySS "a, ~.-<f s1ss, =
o tsrr516ey IaT1or thar, aiyth6i states
81 s. e MissssstD1s river, ~ yiSldl1 odness
=. 4 -. 80 z
=. - - 49,, ~ -. -. a.
the refubise Of the U1ited StsseSy shS,l tnep01er
est ~ .sbU SonH rrazn ~. wfssS fsui ~ Mex
Jco, rsio taGsss O. AsfiiIes a . eli ~ Sosth
q ne M n T = 5ns s0lssi'penssf Of the
Reason suA pofriotisHs sanction the cTfltfng
have bfsakhf within the. infiuencs. Of G. VII and
Religious. mers5 grand realm, In Hsvsiss
tho rsiunssoa i history and Ia ms on sa ffio-
et,le OF hunan, uDtice shaiU Re the ~ W - be-
sswsd By Efstelsl country spen the, sssn1
liosscz bu; wfIe. csacted no tssaedias ID taDss-
Of GustimoSu, ,AhaIaona or iDsShuacpa
ks S ls .ssps Of H. PS1s ir
.nbsc!een 'coIuiAhs- Is my eouEs.y. and q -
ans sIn on ts Sosseesased ed, Of the
every nation OF the world.
The orafor Was ffeqrently intsx.upted by IL -
Onihs eonclustsmOe Cen Neglcy<, remarks the
band played aaoshers ms and Gcsl Albert PIKE '
Gen; HIS. Lane WIS introduced azya extended
greetings TO his eotfIYaics. They ma again aftsr
war ss.incH WHO dia: their country E.1st service
in vindicating her hanor They be8 achieved
nigay work As the results OF the Mexican war
show They had decided the bountesrfes or the
Western territory.. TNiss day and tIsY hour his
heart was toofufi OF lsrU those who ssok pnrs
10 the :Mexicsnawa1 thai. hs could not give ex-
preston to his ieetings,- He closed y again
greeting the Survivors,
Gen. Cadwafudef saiA he nit glad tENe he had
sorne to tho convention, where he met % many
familiar faces, and PROMISED that he woulS do alt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-17
DISTRICT AFFAIRa
WHAT CONGRESS Is :ABourro d

WHAT CONGRESS Is ABOUT TO DO.
!, The House District Committee on Thursday In
formally considered several District bills, and
eventually gave their enAire. sttsntio0 to the
various propositions for new street railfoatk The
first bll to receive attention was that sgving the
approval and sasssion OF Uoasrsast 70 tia ternlini
and route OF the Anacostis aud. Potomac River
railroad" 1t provides for the construction 81 the
road nom the Nary Yard bridge to. fouteenth
street west and Pennsylvania avenue, the route
passing overths following strsetE ElexenkA street
east, NJ south, Third east, N sossh. Water,
Twelfth west, Ohio avenue and FourteentA street
wost. This bill was passed by the ROussa at the
last session, and also received tho Favorable in
dorssment Of the Senate District Conmittee.
Gen r. D. Mussey appeared forthIscosnpany.
The next bill censidered vas that incorpo-
rating thA North Capitol and D street Railway
street railroad from First street west, In front Of
avenue, to Third street west, to New Isrssy ave-
nue. 70 y street, @ rHeiIth street to Z street %
rou5ts ss !. street west, to ohie assuse, e
avenue, to First street, the point Of starting.
Aftsr an explanation Of the sdxantagss arising
nom, T% ~ rSsfs y = Us LEAVE Va
u bsuaH Of the THelfth strcot and Sosth Wash-
i,estoa railway:. y sproPossd 70 ssnnsncs this
thence along the latter street to twelfth street
vest; thencc along said street 70 the boundary
fnc north. Prfvftaxs 10 also accorded 10 hay only
:s soas %sss t.
Tee took no fHsthsr aetisn On these bills thar p
nsya 4sssr 81: sosciussds aossrssr : sSsphsfd
views % the suS3sss under eonsideraiisn s'.@ :.
ysntsgss Of street railroads vss univsfsalY a.
nitted. bat that ssos gsesl.i sySessa sho.ld %
kseIss.s ~ ~ s.SS,strr - - - 100
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STATE LOTTERIES.
100000.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.

Ticket SO; HAlrTiekets, sJ; Quarters,
$3.50. - -
~ Our lotteries are chartered BY the State. are
always drawn At tho time nausrd, anbau drawings
arc under the supervision OF sxorn6 bsiSners.
The official drawing Will be pa Jed In the
b. Louis papers. and copy Of draWtA 6ut to
cliasrrs of tickets.
~ VIC wiz draw similar schcme the last dsy
~ Ecmi1 al our risk ~ POST OFFICE MONEY
ORDEHS, REGISTERED LETTER, TUkAfT, or
EXPRESS. send for Q circular. Address ssl4f-
Murray, AlLLER & a., go
81. Louis. Me-.
Post omce Hox, 2tn '7Et myt-TuThSStf
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oRsfAak42rG 0ee.

iH sslss =! ssst ~: q: :: -:
% ;;s. t g Sis: "a /. =.
SeIopes. Addrssa HOWARD Hs6OCtxfi64sgN
1eeeth Hinth etge-s rhlls1eipAla, ?A-aa tnSe1ta-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-17
jas 80. Auctioneers.
RY DUNCANSON. BOWLING 4 CO.,
II Auctioneers, Corner Ninth and streets
h. northwest.
TepSrEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE Lot

ON AN ENCE.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to me, dated the 18th
day o. August lsa. duly recorded In Hber G6 folio
a. et seq. one Of the land frcoris for the District
q Colanhia and BY direction Of the party secured
thereby. will sell e public auction, In front Of the
o'clock p. M: airthat certain piece OF parcel ofland
y,aas ssa H r s and N, nno.a
part q Iot eleven, ln:l IN sas.re nnmbered two
y feet inches wed from the eosner OF THirteenth
STREET and yanls ayesqe. and fronting twsh-
feet three inches depth. =
ifiesms Of sale, 2 % made known on the premises
At tho hour des3guated not complied with in 10
days after day OF sale. the Trustee reserves the
right 10 resell at the risk and cost Of defaulting
city Gor I've days.
dsg.sIt q 8 seen 3 re property
DUNCANS0N, BOWLING co..
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COFFEE,

EoLD eoyryAy.As:Ir, So. hnest m tlcas
IAOCHA- genuine, very fine. .bsisslhc. sso.'. ~
wHNH SANTos,s d COCA - .Jsrs snenssB
Il cheaper Try II. ~, ~.
LAGtYRAs highest grade. Sfial f-.E ,.i1isi .
l.-
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RT THOMAS z. WAGGANAN,
- Real Estate Auctioneer, 50 Seventh street.
fRUsTEE,ssALEOPy VALUABLE HOUSE AND

fOUKTH EOBtHWE8f. y - !. .
BY virtse Of deed Of trust TO me, dated the 9Th
1910 one sf de land rfeosds q the bs.rie ri q
Seinmnl. wtn 81 AZ Pgbiic auction, in frvnt Of
p. n.s sn that piece OF parcel of eessnd known -
peits 81 lots nause.<d oee ~ aud fourteen, a. }
(s5l( peGtnAips fer Ne came ct the south west cor
ne. & Lot. e. ..Ssss In: aa d sso
ninrty-ninc toeD feet nine and half (sf) inches;
nine ~, f.et nine md haif OK ne,e. ~ tI ii;e
Of North = steset: thence west twenty (sD) test
aioog the lias Of North streSe to the point Of be-
Inn u . thSse-story Brick House. -,
inst.lments In SIX and twelve months the deferred
payments: to be ssesred On the property sold. Con.
rvsftired As soon the property IL knocked down.
The trustee reserves the right e resell q risk end
not complied with In sig dAys after date Of sale
=. Lru.l BAlNBRlD6E H. WEBB, Trustee.
}si6-d&ds Tli0S. Z. WAGGAMAN, Anct. !,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-17
Future Days.

RY GREEN Il WILLIAMS,A uctionesrs,
u No.loN nSsthwest corner Tenth and ID streets.
SALE OF VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
! On WEDNESDAY EVENING, January a, 1874,
commencing al o'clock, we shall sell at onr AUG
ton rooms, collection Of Law and Miscellaneous
Books, which sss 10 be sold aeconnt Of whom Il
may conccrn. vt1hoQt reserve. e
Terms cash. GREEN q WILLIAMS, -
janiS-td AuctlOneers.
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RY n. II. wABNER. -. 80. r---g
- J. Real Estate Draker and Auctioueer. IL al
- Seventh stfSSt, between G and II streets.

TRUSTEES, sALB OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPEHTY ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF SOUTH
STREET, BETWEEN GEOGRAPHICALLY
AND SIXTH SfREETS TEST. At AUCTION.
Ny virtue ofA desl % trust. dated May u A. d.
lS71 aud duly recorded In Libcr No. ~, folio ma xS
seq, one Of the iasd records for county.
In the District Of Columbia. and at the request OF
the party secured thereby. we will SELL st public
mary !. iS5s ss1 Z, o,Sisck P The 1,,lo.ns
q. known and deseribed =. original lots numpsfsa
IN sqsare lumeere3 fear hundred nd ninety nine,
sGsarsS and srsae se y. i IS sass 81 ' "
South etrcck between R0n saHd-a-Anff and Stx II
streets west, running eeeN WITH - .~en wtltis 81
one hundred ard tw& {lueA feet sik 90, inches to
wide aliey. togeter. WIN The Jppresrfnesta, ann-
staIpg ola tre-ssesy f1medseuins. The Ercsnis
contaln q large. vrtftF Of notwithstanding nuit
Terms y rss.sissd III. deed Of ffass: rhfre
Thousand ssasts yie lseesest at ten per GEM. per
OF sale irs cash: tatsses g tveivs and eighteen
nonths. for wlseh The notN qftiie pusehsser. hear
Int sisrv.t from The day q ne M ;scnsea By
depoal of Two Inndtsd dOtlsfs win r rsqaired q
inE q psrc,,ss:r'. ec.s. ~ terms o. s.aears net
iEns e .sse :. ,hs I'll CA q rs ssssus
published In Wash.
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RH =. H.-WAnHKR
- Heal Estate Auctioneef and Broker,
& 4a4ras ~ Seventh strcek, tween q And n
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A DEsIRABLE Two
sT0RX .RRIck DWELLlNG, WITH RACK
nUILDING. NO. IA SEVENTH STREET,
s SMkf41NNWW2 2s RTET Nv li9f3o AND sTREETs

sSS INV 6SAs AL - VSIIVNs
ny virtue Of deed Of trust dated Decembef II,
D. 1871, duly recorded In Ifbef No. O. folio M
~ Sns e the Ind rssofds .for Wsshtngsea county,
Parry secured ieeIsly. We win iii on ThURSDA Al,
mi ~ IL p M g.. = R"os s2c-
scri rcl estate situate In thcctty OF WASHINGTON.
o. parcel 81 Eronad Known and Described on The
ssr~d niue, q Jts ssssre fsaf, hundred and si1ty-
eight, Ce:1 6cginuihg for the same q the eo1thwest
corner q s.sa Los n.sss.sd nine ls.l and runafns
& snd t.s,.y:swo usp fees; thenee seath twenty
ssS t,sS feet 70 The place o. Sss.nnlns, tose!hss
and bach suliling brick dwelling and : tvo-stOrf
TerfAa: One thlfh Of thu purchase money IN cash,
and Tia balance at On sn1 twelve months for which
fnstalneDts the purchaser viii be required to dive
hta notss. beaxtnG intae.t II the rata OF ten peS
desd u s dSpess X NO q si landed siSsie Sofs
a so e. r. az sas sSs
r!hd with IN seven days the trustees reserve the
t.hs e rssel the g the risk and cost Of
%sni n sHSss 80 y nSss nswspApsrs pabishsd In
q - Tii5IIIAiH, sr Ig ,rra.,.e.,, 20
: jA1-epd&da - =. r COLOWEtL, Salesman :
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sU1rF0R DAMAGES.

jesse Whits has ssfsrsd sait against John H.
Ssansrd, claiming eaooe damages for injuries
Suffered BY tho child OF plaintin falling into .
sewer on south + street, alleged 10 have been
nsgiigently Constructed BY the defendant. =
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Fourth Grand Gift Concert!
- ., FOR rHs BENEFIT OF rHE 49, NJ
Public Library Of Kentucky.
-. 5s7s-s g y q c.lEd .1lli
l. izl4za ~ s,z-s-la
OVER A MILLION IN BAllllE
i.- SUCCESS ASSURED! -. 49,. 40
"A Full Drawing Certain on -
TUESDAY, 3lS1 OF MARCH NEXT.

In order TO mccf tie general wish and expectation
of thu pabilc and tiekct -inidrrs for the inII pay
Igcif OF the iE.&u.nccnt gins, ann onncsl Tor the
Fsinfh Grand GIN Concert OF the Pablo I.ibrary Of
kentucky. tho management have ts-tcriuine6 10
pbstpone the Concest sud Drawing until
7 Tuesday, 49, 1asl of March, 1874.
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:''s' lk4EQS " sr!skNEY;,trr r,. .,... :.
I'll NEDE ESQAIIEspp NyJ q. va, saEne hour and
place. aE0nGE VI. SILCkNEY, a rr~,ser.-
hp,,rS i2RsSaAEH ~ t cSifp5WHi., s.ssnsa
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TAcS uAveaareAey EesHzcd- D ~ -T-01lr-.ff Z
|. . - OYER A MILLION DOLLARS, i g. :. 3
o asb i s. lie se sS si
before the draviaE but vi,ether AZ are sold or not
qrivocaiy take piace oh Tie dsy now hsc,i ard n
shy remain uns3Ed thsy Will bc esnceirI anil tl,..
rstars will bc reduccI IN rsPortiou TO the untold
0ni, e. 800 iiekeis have been issncd, and '.3 =
n. A0o a,ASuU (:Rf.Tay ..S5-5 D.
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CANDIES.

CANDIES. 81.
Choice FRENCH CREAM MIXTURES 1t
New YORK Wholesale pricsA
Frc.h supplies OF everything In our line every
week. per .Irancr IRON, New York. Gail a. once
~ some goods are advancing. .-.a..
.. .. ......| Ind. |.r r ..r
I'VE. a.| .'
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HAkNEss, sADDLERY q T1UNks.
lsro.s, Haiii Ronb's and sns,e dI.rnsss, ssd-
Fe,es and Mats Horse Cover. &c. Sc. H
pairfng Done with peainess aud dispatch. -
MoRSE.sHOERS. a-r --rF EEss-l
J. F. DORIAN, X ST.. bet. Si and 1eth. and 1852 D 81.
Horses shed according 70 natural shape OF fool.
ARLINoroS HorsE, T. Roessie q Son.. Vt. ave.
st. TEorD HeIrI7; y: ]: hillman, Oh and r st.:
tors and Bnsiae,, Mems Iieaaauari,f:: street
Cans 70 AMI f5gm al Dsp9ts r nS is, Build &C.
HOUSE-FUREISIIIN STORES.
sEe fEAYSss g. IN STREET, Gully r,atsd
Priees doSm SeSsnbe ar The placer No'''"'
Housekeeping artirics at low prices.
INSURANCE OFFICES. - ~. o.
SArIoNAL METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE Co.
OF the Dis,rict of Coirnibia, yss PenEs. ave..
ruE AnLINSIcN FIRE fNsuRAxcE Co.. ixzs g
street y. w, near i5;h street; p,,a,r,, ri, 9.
INSTRUMENT MAKERS. 8 d l-.ts
c.FIscuER, Surg. Instruments, Trnsses, seS 9Th ST.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Ed. KLoPFIR. ee La. ave. Also. Notary Public.
. LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
LOVES, slI Market Space, and go fenna. avenue
NY. LAUNDRY. soI C ST., cor. ~; work well done
LIME. CEMENT. PLASTER, &c.
q. W. KIRK & Co, &c 10th ST., bet. c and La. Az.
LITH0GRAPHERs.
EoKRIs PETERS. SIS Pa. ave. near * ct. Pho
to-LithogTaphy specially. NJ.
i. c. EHTwIs7LE& Co., cor, eth 81. and La. ave.
.LIvERY sTARLE0.
KKYEs Co., cor. Nth and d SITS. Close carriages
fS sery hoas ,.ss
ALLISON NAIIoE. JR.. south side Pa. ave., near
I4th ST., OPP. Imperial and wiit1rds'. = ~ 4
EAsH. Major, iSas Z ST., opp. National Theatre.
rur~wuu Wanna. sfsis.'ifr-l ~
S,rML n. TeerTT. 18Th street and Ohio avenas
N. W. Deser An all kinds Of Lumber, piaie
and dressed. 80 1fil
HARDLR W0RKR. -.'I - 80 =.
e TocNTY. Washinetou steam Marble and Slate
Works, ma = a., near Repxbsieas buiidias.
..HeRczRAHrrAuOaA 20 "a n.
bkyLiN Co.,tofx. Y.,) no = 81, ntafnsh. =
uIkE D1R0@..A,.. q. ..lss . 81
coLLIxs' NILE AED PRooccx HOUSE. a2Hoesk
MuHERAL WATERS.
e.. 0SlES GER GAY and Green SIS. II eaege-
sA is.a VSrh SIZED Fountains Sspl6T.
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