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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-03
LETTER FROII INNAPOLLS.

Correspondence Of The National Republican,
ANNAPOLIS, Nov. ?, 1874.
On Saturday, October 81, Capt. K. R. Breeze
was relieved from the post Of commandant Of
midshipmen, Naval Academy, the second pos.
ticn at tho institution, and placed on waiting
orders. Commander Edward Terry has been or
deEsd TO assume the duties Of commandant Of
midshipmen, and for that purpose has been re-
lieTed from the head Of the gunnery department,
&c The new cOuamnndant Of midshipmen was
born in Connecticut, and appointed in the navy
from that State, September q, 1858. He gradu-
atsd at the Naval Academy in 1857. He was In
the engagement with the Confederate ram Ma
nassas End steamers on the Mississippi October
u, 1861. He was also in the assault made upon
Fort MeRae and the Confederate batteries, No
Vember 2, 1851. He took part in the lombard
ment and passage OF Forts Jackson and 81
Philip, was at the capture Of New Orleans: the
passage Of Nieksburg, the bOmbsrdment OF Port
Hudson and the battle Of MOBILE Bay.
He was commissioned lieutenant commander
January 4, 1888, and a commander October 81,
1sl4. be was al the Naval Academy in 1SoS-oa,
and has been there on duty for some time past
Inc Demoerats held large meeting al Mount
Zion, IN this county, On Saturday. Samuel II.
Dorset acted as president, and the meeting was
addressed by james n. Hodges, W. Frank
Tucker, " m. h. Tuck, James ReYeil, Ferdinand
MILAN, James S. Robinson and Henry Aisdulth.
The meeting was an all-day affair. Speaking
commenced between IL and y o'clock in the morn
ing and ended only with night. A dinner was
provided. Judge Tuck said that rather than have
the white and colored children 90 to school To-
getheT be would rather see every sehoslhouse in
The county laid in ashes.
Both parties in this county seem to have
buckled on the armOr for good fight, though the
local ofices. will doubtless keep some voters st
home. The Republicans estimate their majority
IN this county at from go to 400; the Democrats
claim they viii carry It by about an equal ma
iority, They also look upon DIR. Henkle's Dem
election as sure.
Captain LemueI Mitchell, Of the state fishery
force sioop Mamie MeTryman, captured on Thurs
day last the schooner Corneiia O., Captain John
N. Hill, hailing IRON Baltimore, whilst lying
on Hollands Island 1t is supposed the boat be-
longs In PhilHdelphia, and Il Is new ohaned 20 the
wharf, awaiting such claim. The captain was put
under ESQ bail to appear at court. The penalty
Of the law 1nder which the arrest Is made lie i'm
pFisonment IN the penitentlary. r.
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0TTY ITEMS


IyTouR Grocer doDthavs DOolsy's Yeast Pow
der ASK him TO get supply FOR yourself an, and
friends Dooley Brother, Propriesors, % New
street, n. Y.
sruucxss Pu1MoEro SYRUP, ROB THB CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, CoueHs AID CoL - ;. :, :.
The great virtue Of this medlelne y Ia 4
ripens ne matter and throws e out Of the system,
purfies the blood, and thus effects a care.
EcHKEcKs SEA WEED Tonic, SoA E.,H W A1 "
DYSPEPSIA, INIeEsII0Nf 1e.;.., A..
The Tonic produces q healthy Action " VI
stomach, creating an appetite foriaS anu
ScHKNCK's MAHDRAKR Pills, RoR TIE OUhA oF
LIVER COMPLAINT 40.
These Pills are Alternative, an1 PfoottSt1 ~. :
healthy action Of the liver without the least Gan
ger, as they are free from ealomels and yes mgIs
efncaeious In restoring healthy acaon Oh 'ne
= These remedies are certain cure for Consump-
tfon, as the Pulmonfe Syrup npene me metteL
and purines the blood. The Mandraks Ems -
upon the LIVER, create q healthy bile, and renote
an diseases Of the liver, often cause OF Con,
sumption. The Sea Weed Tonic gives tore ana
strength 70 the stomach, makes good digestion,
anil enables the organs 20 form good blood; ana
thus creates . healthy circulation OF healthy
blood. The combined action Of these medicines,
IS thus explained, VIII cure every case OF Con
sumption, n taken IN time, and the use Of the
medicine persevered IN.
DR.. Sehenck Is professionally at his principal
once, corner Sixth and Arch streets Philadelphia,
every Monday, where all letters for advice must
$40 TO tLOOo
invested In Stacks and Gold pays 90 per cent.
month. Send for particulars. Tumbridge & 90,
Bankers, Wall street, New York.
THuRsrox's IVORY PEARL TOOTH PowDER
used daily Will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty-Five and atty cents per bottle.
JoUvEs's INoDoRoUs KID-GLOvE CLEANER
VIII renovats soiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoMPsoH's PoNADR OPrIME Is equal to the
best French, and but half the price. twenty-five
and hfty cents per bottle.
WELLS STREEeTHENING PLAsTKRs are the
very best. All sold BY druggists.
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DISTRICT NOTES.

Commissioner Dennison had charge Of the once
yesterday, both his colleagues being absent.
The receipts Of taxes on Saturday aggregated
el25, 900, making total Of about 500 O0O for the
last four days. As the licenses for trades and
business expired the LIST, the collector expects
to be kept busy for some time in renewing them.
Bids were opened yesterday by Engineer Hoxie,
in the presence Of Commissioner DennlsOn and
The auditor for repairs to the concrete pavements
tbrOug bout the city. as follows: Thomas Harvey
a Co, No. ID A street southeast, SSSS per cubic
per cubic yard; George b. Abrams & Co., No. lO7
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, G7.47 per cubic
yard: VIM. H. GrOat Co., 80 per Gu bic yard:
Bradley, Schari & Co, S19 per cubic yard. The
award will not be made Tor several days.
MesErs. Alexander Mckenzie, Geo. A. Meyer
and John p. Wheeler, clerks In the auditors Of
nee, have been promoted TO hrst-class clerks, as
recognition Of their efficiency and attention 10
duty during the heavy pressure Of business since
the reorganization of the District government
Among the visitors yesterday was Mr.. Colum-
bus Alexander who called about 10 O'Clock and
inquired for Commissioner Blow. On being in
formed that he was absent he asked for General
Ketebam, who was also absent. He was then told
that Mr.. Dennison WAS present, but he declined
TO speak to him, assuring the clerk to whom he
was speaking that Mr.. Blow was the only square
man Of the party. Before departing he remarked,
rather excitedlY that IL they were going to put
any more concrete patchwork on PennsylVEniR
avenue, he would enJOin them; that he thought
there had been enough experimenting with con-
crete in this city, and IL there was 70 be q new
pavement on the Avenue, he wanted something
hat, -rv4NF Nna
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copies Of the meIBorialAl Witness was witness
before the investigating Committee; spent much
time and attention TO It. About the 18th OF April
two books Of accounts Of John .. Evans were
brought to the committee By DR. Els bookkeeper.
One OF the books was very new one, and It's new
ness attracted attention. Soon after SIX books
were introduced.
Mr.. DaTidge. await until make noe"
Witness. at Is very Important
Mr.. Davidge. much obliged 70 you Tor the In
formation, but n / desire any more IN ask
witness took hold Of one Of the books which
seemed to be O new one. ard Mr. Harrington OBJ
iected to witness examining the books. Wipes
said he was an expert In books; had been printer
and bookbinder, and he and others expressed
doubts Of the genuineness Of the books. This was
before the committee. Soon Afterwards Demaine
introduced Butler 70 witness as man who knew
about the genuine books OF Evans. Witness ear
ried Butler up stairs, and witness said he heard
that he hsd some important Information relative
to the genuine books Of John o. Evans. He said
'yeB" he had control OF the books, and would
bring them II paid. Witness responded that "he
would not pay Tor evidence" but would
PAY THE EXPENSE OF BRINGING THE BOOKS
to the city. An interview took place afterwards
at the Capitol, and on the 22d Of April Butler
brought witness man who he said would bring
him the books and looked At him to be able to
recognise him. On the night Of the burglary bis
family were at his house az usual; none heard the
bell; witness had no concern directly indirectly
with the plan or execution Of the safe burglary.
At this point the court adjourned until to-mor-
row morning At II o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-03
RACE ANOYe THE TYPOS.

The principal topic Of conversation among the
printers in the several ofaces Of the city is In
regard TO proposed contest to settle the claims
Of certain members Of the typographical Union
as to who Is the sWiftest typesetter. In order to
make It interesting, subscription has been taken
up among the printers for the purchase Of prizes
for the proposed CONTEXT, three IN number, as fol-
lows: First prize, gold Tule" and ''stieki second
prize, silver do; third prize, hne steel do. The
arrangements have not yet been completed, but
II is expected that the race will take place in the
Splendid mposng-rOOm Of The NATIONAL Re
PUBLICAN office, emily the competitors and judges
TO be admitted. The type to be used will be
"sOlidi nonpareil, and the time for the first class
three hours, second class one hour and hall, and
the third class one hour. The following gentle
men viii compete for the first prize e. A. Nc
Lean, STAR S. N. Bennerman, Chr0aicle; Jacob
Sbahner, Government printing office; and +. @.
(Chsrley) ONeill, J. NJ. (Dfek) Richards and
W. W. nlcCollum, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,. The
list Of competitors for the other two races are not
yet filled. The affair Will certainly create some
excitement. as each office will doubtless back Its
representatives.
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SEKIOENTENNLAL.
GRAND BALL OF NEW JERUSALEM
LODGE

GRAND BALL OF NEW JERUSALEM
LODGE.
The semi-eentennial Of New Jerusalem lodge,
No. g, F. and A. NJ, was celebrated last night at
Masonic Temple by grand ball. The arrange
ments for the occasion were in preparation for
some time, under the management Of q commit
tee consisting Of Messrs E. H. Chamberlain, q.
y. Coselear, S. T. SchOheld, E. F. Lawson, r.
V. Goldman, John Ogden, }. Henderson, William
Heating, Aug. LepreuX, g. J. Mueller, +. A.
Jackson, W. S. Thompson, VIM. A. BeRH, H.
Handler, ] MeKeOn and VIM. Burrows.
The hall was mRgniheently decorated with the
American colors, the coat-ofarms Of the States OF
artistic styles, while the east side Of the hall
was large emblem Of the Order, made Of ever
greens and flowers. About O'Clock the oere-
monies began BY an address from Deputy Grand
Master J. i. johnson, who, in q few brief remarks,
gave the history Of the lodge.
On the conclusion OF Mr.. Johnson's remarks
the band struck up an air and the promenade
began, followed by dancing, which continued
until q seasOnable hour in the morning, with but
was under the control Of Master Of Ceremonies
Andrew W. Kelly, with Messrs. T. g. SGxtOn,
=. L. Hannly, ]. H. Collins, w. H. Harley, A.
Gleason, W. h. Pearson, W. H. Hillman and W.
Z. Blaekford as floor managers The celebration
was in every way success, and there Is seldom
found greater collection of beautiful ladies and
elegant dresses than was gathered on the coca
sion. On the conclusion Of the LRncers and the
band playing "HOme, Sweet Home" the gentle
est compliments for their efforts fer the enjoy
ment Of those assembled, and each and every one
expressed themselves to the effect that they had
enjoyed q delightful evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-03
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES,

MONDAY, November 2 1874
On motion Of Mr.. Attorney General Williams,
VIM. Brown, esq, Of NioholasTille, KY, was ad-
mtted to practice as an attorney and counselor Of
this court.
On motion Of Mr.. R. NJ. CorWine, H. @. Bliss,
esq, OF Arlington, d. O., was admitted TO prac-
tiee as an attorney and counselor Of this court.
On motion Of Mr.. Robert Leech, o. N. Cots
chall esq. Of Dayton, Ohio, was admitted to Prsc-
tice as an attorney and counselor Of this court.
On motion Of Hon. S. W. Kellogg, A. E. Will
son, esq, OF Louisville Kentucky, was admitted to
practice as an attorney and counselor Of this
No. %. Lewis GrOshOlz ct al, appellants, vs..
cult Court Of the UBted stsSes for the Western
District Of Texas. Mr.. Chief Justice Waite de-
livered the opinion Of the court, Affirming the de-
cree Of the said Circuit Court In this cause, with
No. 80. The United States, plaintiff in error,
We. John Richie. In error to the Circuit Court
Of the United States for the District Of Maryland.
Mr.. Chief Justice Waite announced the decision
Of the court, Affirming the judgment Of the said
Circuit Court on the authority Of Collector vs..
Day, II Wall, 1l3, and U. S. vs. r. r. %, II
Wall, 81
No as. Branch Sons & 90. ct al, appellants,
Ts City Council Of Charleston;
No. "a. City Council Of Charleston ct al, ap-
pellRnts, VS.. Branch Sons 70. ct al. Mr.. Chief
Justice Waite announced the decision OF the
court, denying the motions to advance these
No. Is. The Rubber Tip Pencil Company, ap-
pellants, vs.. Samuel E. Howard ct al. The argu-
ment of this cause was continued by Mr.. T. H.
Belts and Mr.. S. W. Kellogg, Of counsel for the
sFpellees, and concluded by Mr.. John s. Wash
burn for the appellants.
No. 49, Warren c. Gillette, plaintiffin error, vs..
Massena Billiard. This cause was argued by Mr..
Robert Leecb Of counsel for the plaintiff in error;
10 counsel appearing for the defendant in error.
No. So The State Of Maryland, plaintiff in
error, vs.. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad CON-
pany. The argument Of this cause was com
menced by Mr.. S. 7. Wallis, of counsel for the
plaintiff IN error, and continued by Mr.. ]. H. b.
1atrObe for the defendant in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock.
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AUCTIOV SAILS TO-DAY.

BY the u S. Marshal:
At u O'Clock, all Of J. I. Lynch's right, title,
claim and Interest in and to lot No. no, In Bealrs
addition, Georgetown, d. O.
AtI2 O'Clock, all Of Augustus Bachus's right
title, claim and interest 10 and 70 lots Nos. l01,
lo2 1o3 and lO4, in Dale Wright's subdivision OF
Mt. Pleasant.
At u o'clock, all Of John Roney's right, title,
claim and interest In and to lot No. II, In square
No. 092
Atl2 O'Clock, all Of John Caseys right, title,
claim and interest in and to west half Of lot No.
30, in square No. 500.
By Thos Bowling:
At4s'eloek, very desirable business property
on East Market Space, Georgetown, d.
By b. H. Warner:
1880 O'Clock, three-story brick dwelling on
the south side Of B street south, between First
and Second streets.
By Thoe. Z. Waggamnn:
At 40 O'Clock, nice eight-room house. being
No. 1882 Columbia street northwest.
By Duncanson Bros.:
AT 10 o'clock, variety Of furniture.
BY W. L. Wan Co.:
Att O'Clock, large selection Of oil paintings.
BY Wm. J. Spence < Co.;
Ats:s0 o'clock, large lot Of canary birds.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Furnished rooms for rent.
Two small rooms for rent.
hve-room house for rent.
we'll furnished room for rent.
Elegantly furnished rooms for rent.
Elegantly furnished rooms for rent.
Houses and lots for sale at Ivy City.
big bay horse has been taken up estray.
Furnished rooms, en- suite or single, for rent.
W L. Wall 90. will sell on Wednesday, No
vember 4, horses, mules, carts, harness, wagons,
&C., sc.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES REFORN SCHOOL.


The annual meeting Of the board Of trustees Of
the reform school Of the District Of Columbia was
held at Mt. Lincoln yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. Dr.. J. Carpenter was reelected secre-
tary. The president announced that DIR. Carpen-
ter would be continued on the finance and execu-
tive committees. G. B. MeCartee treasurer and
fiscal agent, presented his report showing his re-
eeipts and disbursements during the months Of
September and October. The account Of Fred.
W. Kelsey, amounting TO t1Ts6O for fruit trees fur
nished, was allowed. The finance committee was
directed 70 pay all bills for trees properly certified
to by the executive committee. The board app
proved the recommendations Of the Euperintend-
ent, to grant tickets Of leave TO While Jordan
James Haggerty and Jas. Walsh. On motion Of
Mr.. Burehill IL was ordered that all boys dis
charged be presented 10 the board before leaving
the Institution.
The secretary read the report Of the physician,
which showed an excellent sanitary condition OF
the institution. The president Of the board then
read his annual report, which reviewed ct length
the organization Of the reform school and its
present condition, which showed hat the institu-
tion was now meeting the highest hopes Of its
most sanguine supporters. The reports Of the
superintendent, teachers and gardner were then
read, when the board adjourned.
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q FRFyCH THAT rs FREyc8D

%A@~AN@- - a a - 4 -e4s@t ' n
Professor Henri Mason, Professor Of French
Language and Literature at the Columbian uni
versity, gives private lessons and forms classes
either at his own residence OF that Of his pupils
A. may be preferred.
FoT terms and particulars apply to him at No.
ms Pennsylvania avenue, or through the post
once.
ror bers 70 quote the following lines from W ash
fnrfon uaper (faIi Of 1889 1--WE refer % PROBES
Eor Mass0nis card in to-days paper. II is Ike
carl sehnrz or wit 70 sam. Cox, 70 cay word ~
behalf Of ous 60 widely known AZ suceessfi
feaeher ct French af Professor MASON
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-03

OUR NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
" With enlarged premises, improved machinery,
the best talent to be had in the country, IN fact
every facility for doing the best work at low prices
we would respectfully inform our friends and the
public that pre-eminent may have been our repu-
tation in the past, our motto Is EXCELSIOR In
Dyelng and Cleaning Ladies' Dresses, Shawls,
sacques, Ties, Ribbons, &C., &C., Gents Goats,
At home to everybody from .. m. until sunset.
Saturdays from q. m. to s;O p. m, at the old
stand blisheC 1881 the most complete in the
country. EVERYBODY come and see US.
W. II. WHEATLEY,
ell - Jefferson street GeOrRetown. ID. o.
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JACQUES JOUVENAL'S

M rb I . w O T k -
szI Ds :. Near Lewis Johnsou's Hank.
An MONUMENTS on hand sold At a greatre-
dnction. An new orders made By designs Of the
latest STYLES. The best workmanship aud best
ITALIAN MARBLE guaranteed. ma2o-sm
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PFAD avn BFlrFHBER

to call at Davis. corner and Twelfth streets,
and see his stock Of ladies' walking boots, with
Scotch edge, and other entirely new styles for
fall and winter wear. Gentlemen's elegant
boots, buttoned and Congress CATERS. Children's
with Mr.. ID.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-03

Gall and examine the FIRE and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York svenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping of securities jewels, silver-Ware, or other
valnables. Rents, from ten 70 sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
Takstusrnina fron ne cAfeaao ana Boslon .ares
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SALE OF A VALUABLE PRIVATE Ii

This (Tuesday) evening and tomorrow
"wednesday evening, at T:SO o'clock, Messrs.
Latimer & ClesrY, auctioneers, will sell at their
rooms q large and valuable private library, among
which are many rare and choice books.
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LADIES' ENGLISH ULSTERS.

We beg to inform the ladies Of the District that
We are now enabled to make 70 order the above
new and disfingue oVergarment. We also make
ladies' riding habits, saeques, SC. These gar
ments being made by tAllors, their style and Mt
is unexceptiOnable. BARrRAN Co.,
Tailors, Vernon Row,
N Tenth street and PennsYlYania aYenne.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Robert v Cohen }No. sss, Equity Doc. Il.

The trustee, Andrew B. Duvall, heretofore ap-
eause mentioned, having reported thai he bad sold
said land to Benjamin T. Dyer a. private sale, at
and for the sum or thrtcen hundred dollars. IN pur-
s1ance with the order passed IN this cause authoriz
ing said trustee so 10 do, and that said Dyer had
compiled with the terms Of said sale on the 18th
Instant, Il Is thereupon BY the Court this uth day
OF October. A. ID. 1874. ordered that said sale Be
ratifcd and confirmed on Ehe 18th day OF November
next. unless cause to the contrary be shown on or
before that date, provided cory or this order Be
published In some Newspaper printed In the city o.
WnshihRt0n once = week for three successive
weeks prior 20 said last named day.
d. c. HUMPHREYS, Justice,
A true copy-Tests r. y. MEIGs, Clerk
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JOIN BECK & SON.
PURE COUNTRY CIDER,

No. osl Louisiana avenue, have received this day
Q nne lot Of CataWba, Sherry, Lisbon and Madeira
Wines, which they can sell at very low prices.
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in the greatest variety for gentlemen, youths and
boys An inspection Of prices and qualities viii
repay any one wishing 70 purchase.
GEo. c. HEEEIIIe, No, so SeTenth street.
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THIS rs THE SECRET or MY sue
HE9G

CESS.
claim to have the best equipments In the city
for reaching high buildings, honesty enough to
use the best material, industry enough to do with
my might whatever my hands md to do, and
sense enough to advertise literally. There is no
better month than November for painting.
ISAAC CURRY,
Practical house and sign painter,
sos Fourteenth street.
P. S. My boy who was kidnapped has not yet
been returned.
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Jao.O. C1ep1aane,

q. 8. Commissioner and Examiner in Chancsryl
SHORTHAND WRITER
AND Law EXPORTER
G@ss. a Hs fss E sssssn INST sgS
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FLRANOLAL.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Ftsrnfshed 1v Lei0fs JohAsoa Co., BaHkers Hsrnoa
Roto, Rortheaa eoTnsr Psaasgtpania avenue and
'''' MONDAY, Nov. = In
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES.

Just received and for sale BY the gallon, key or
barrel, by Samuel o. Palmer, 81 Greene street,
GEORGETOWN, ID. O.
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MOUNT VERNON,
CECOND ANNUAL COURSE AT cox

y GREGATlONAL CHURCH. ,,,,.,f5.s
Ten Concerts and Lectures, opening with JOhet
B. COUGH, FRIDAY EVENING, October 2.
Subject: social RespOnstbiltty.h January =
RichinK s' tOld EOlkes Troupe. dannAIy4ss Msn-
dels sOhn Quintette Club. January % Camille
Urro Troupe. January q, Frank Beardf esq.s
Caricaturist. February 3 Rev. j. H. Nincents
subjects THAT Boy February 10 Bisehons
Blind Organist, Mrs. Fairlamb and others. FEB
ruarV n Mrs. H, G. Butts and other VOc9lstss
Readings BY Miss Ware and Mr.. Tweedale. FEB
ruarY 2L PhilnarmOnics and Miss Lasar, Of Brook~
lYn, March q Rev. II. n. Murray, Subject: tPoV-
erty.'s Reserved seats for course, y; EessrNe4
seats for one evening, ~; single admission, % etss
SAFE 70 beQin At Ellis q Co. IS, So PenRsyl anla
avenue, tomorrow morning. Oeo-Aob
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JAMES 81. McGILL
ARCHITECT,
EOS z street, OppOs Post once

A VIKINGS AND IRON AWNING
- FRAMES FOR STORES,
MANUFACTURED BY NJ. g. COPELAND,
643 Louisiana avenue.
Awnings for Stores, Public Buildings, Hotels,
Private Residences. Iron Frames for Stores at fae
tory prices.
Flags and Camp-meeting Tents for sale or rent.
Agent for the Improved Mndew-proof awning
Gods. mhS