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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-17
POLITICAL NOTES.

Hon. Henry o. Pratt has been renominated
for Congress from tho Fourth district of Iowa.
The Mormons have renominated Apostle
Cannon for Congress. The anti-Mormons
nominate on the goth instant. --
Ex-Msyor Joseph Medill, of Chicago, who is
now in Europe, is mentioned as a candidate for
Congress in the First Illinois district.
Hon. Eugene Hale has accepted the Con
gressional nomination rendered him by the Re
publicans of the Filth district of Maine.
Most of the Massachusetts, delegation stay
at home next year. Maine, on the other hand,
sends back all of hers. Maine, under the
counsels of the sstute Speaker Blaine, is wise
in her day and generation, and is in danger Of
taking the place of Massachusetts as the lead
ing representative of New England.-ABany
Journal.
On the situation in the Nineteenth Ohio dis
trict the Albany EUsHiRg Journal has this to
offer: General Gar6eld's enemies are said to
be pressing him quite sharply in his district.
They might better be in more reputable bust
ness. The men who oppose the denomination
of this useful and able legislator are not merely
us eIcLlSs, Jul CuCAIOo VI bAO SONAsAJ .
good" - O..
Fl If Virginia is ever to be lifted out Of the
slough of despond into which mere politicians
have misled her, it will be by the strong arms
and active intelligence of workers, no matter
where born or where educated. Takers and
politicians may and do retard the hopeful and
necessary work, but they would not aid it If
they could. because their worthless occupation
would be- gone, and they could not aid it If
they would, because they are without any in
fuencs except to perpetrate strife and hate
Riohnlohd. State Journal.
Senator Hamlin, of Maine, in his speech at
the Republican Congressional convention at
Bangor, on Thursday last, said: "The so
called independent press has nothing to do
but scandalize the whole people, and public
men in particular; it is the food they live on.
do not say this because they have accused
me of stealing, (God knows how soon they
WILL but it has become q crying evil. For
thirty years past have known the Presidents
and heads of Departments, and many of them
intimately, and state here on my reputation,
which hold desrer than anything else in the
world, that there is as much integrity in public
officials to-day as at any hour since we have
had a Government"
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IT WOULD seem that the American flag is
having as hard a time in Tennessee as in
Virginia. The Knoxville Chronicle says :
''The Union and American, with a sneer,
"alludes to the attempt to pull down the
American flag near Limestone on the 4th
" of July, as reported in the Herald and
'' Tribune, and says that the hOisting of the
flag was thought to be political trick. ,
Political trick, indeed Whoever heard
''of so prcpoSterous an idea? A political
"trick to hoist the Stars and Stripes! An
cold man who was always true to his flag
wants to unfurl it on the anniversary OF.
CHS cOuntry's birthday, and a leading
newspaper, the Democratic organ Of the
Estate, discovers thatit is a political trick.
take notice, old men Of East Tennessee
"-you who had sons in the.Federal army.
"you must keep the flag under which they
fought, bled and died carefully concealed
''for fear you are charged with getting up
"a political trick Time once was when
Everybody looked to see the American
" flag on the 4th of July streaming from
"every public building (and as many pri-
''vate ones as desircd) and at the head of
'every procession, and it has been reserved
90 to the leading Democratic organ Of the
State to discover, in these latter days, that
d" to raise the flag is a political trick "
Some of our Southern contemporaries, with
strange and stupid inconsistency, are charg
ing US with an attempt to keep alive the
passions and animosities Of the late strug-
gle in publishing what we have printed
upon this subject. A moments considera-
zion will convince anybody of the sheer alb
surdity of the charge. The men who are
hvnoring one flag and dishOnOring the other
are those who are perpetuating the ami
mositics of the war. We want to forget
them, but cannot close our eyes upon facts.
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bama, Georgia and Arkansas, /, and North
Carolina, /. Our fore;gn-born population
it will be seen, is confined, for the most
part, to the Western and New England
States, the percentage being very small in
the old slave States. The immigrants who
go South belong mainly to the compars-
lively wealthy classes, the white working
man not caring to come into competition
with the blacks. OF late years the South
has been endeavoring to attract foreigners,
but the conditions of society are such, and
the traditions aud force of habit so strong,
that they have met with comparatively no
success. As rule, the Irish are the most
numerous of the foreign population in the
New England and Middle States. The
Germans predominant in Illinois, Indiana,
Missouri, Ohio, Wisconsin, Texas and
Maryland.
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Aatibnal gepnblitau.

The NATIONAL REFUBLICAE is published every
r,oruinr Sundays eNceptedl at the southwest cor
fThirtcCuth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and is furnished to subscribers Cby carriers) at fty
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OUR FOREIGNBORN POPULA.
TION.

A Western journal, which is usually care
full in the matter of statistics, has compiled
some interesting tables going to show the
relative population between our native-born
and forcign-born population. Nevada, it
seems, enjoys the distinction of having the
largest percentage of fOreign-born popula-
ton, and North Carolina leads in the other
extreme, having the least. The statistics,
which contain much food foE thought are
as follows In Nevada the percentage Of
persons who wore born abroad is AZ; in
California, SO; Wisconsin, So; Minnesota,
IS; New York, 25; Rhode Island, rs; Mas
sachusetts, "a; Nebraska, "a; Michigan, 35;
Connecticut eli New Jersey and Illinois,
20; Iowa, II; Pennsylvania, IS; Kansas,
Ohio and Vermont, ID; Missouri, 10; Ore.
gon, 70; Maryland and Virginia, -; In.
diana and New Hampshire, g.; Delaware,
Louisiana, Maine and Texas, 8; Kentucky,
5; West Virginia, A; Florida, 3; Mississippi.
2; Tennessee, II; South Carolina, Il; Ala
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flNeREGIsTER,s OEFICE, :

WAsHINGToS, D. G., June N, is74.
Notice Is hereby given that from and sfler the
above date will expire all licenses issued by the
District OF Coi0n bla for carts. wagons, draws.
hand-carts, hacks, carriages, cabs, Omnibuscs,
street cars, aud other vehicles for Transporting
passengers. -.... . 3 81. z ...s. u. ~
Ali said licenses expiring on said date must be
promptly renewed In accordance with existing
regulations at this office. JOHN F. COOK,
Jyl-l2t Register, ID. c.
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1aaHIRERNIA Hal. AsS0CIATI0Y
Jyl3-NIw&Th6t
,IsPNOTICE TO CLAIMANTS

.n15eNOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
By tho provisions Of the sixth section Of an act
entitled An act for the government Of the District
Of Columbia, and for other purposes" approved
board ofand I, 70 examine and audit for settlement
AZ the M or h@atng inde6deaness o. the
directed to give notice for the presentation OF the
First. Claims against the Board Of Public Works
S c0nd. Claims against the Board Of Public
Works purporting TO be evidenced and ascertalned
evidenced BY cetiIaCatss Of its auditor and comp
ff5Grth. Claims existing or hereafter created for
WHICH no evidence Oftudebie dnsss has been issued.
the Board ofiPuB.ie Works. = - IIT
Firth Claims for Ws96 no evidence Of indebted
ten or oral made by or on behalf OF the District OF
sixth Claims for private property taken by the
Board Of PUbl!e Works from !he-avenue streets
and alleys Of the ies Of Washington and George
SIEVE Seventh. Uupdiustsd claims for damages that
Works pursuant ~ an get Of the legislative A.
tained By rel .on Of public Improvements or re-
pairs, sp9royed june 70 Is2, which clsins are to
eS an inRl!on heretofore INSIDE. = : - =
Eighth. Claims for amount Of sewer tax or assess
st sSe s the A S. Of IL:
District Of Columbia, entitled AN set creating
Washington and Georgetown. in the District OF
Columbia; and providing for the payment Of the
construction Of sewers and drains therein BY as
sessments. and issuing certificates therefor" ap-
proved June %, 1873.
In each case where the Indebtedness claimed to
eNistis account OF services rendered material
furnished upon the order of officer OF the Dis
trict of Columbia Hr the Board OF Public WORKS,
such claim must be accompanied by the certificate
Of the officer ordering the same. ..-. d..
No claim will be audited or allowed unless pre-
sented within ninety days from the date hereof.
All claims presented under this notice must be ad
dressed to the Board of Audit Columbia Building,
FouT-and-a-half street, Washington, ID. ..
First Comptroller, United Suites Treasury.
.r... -r.- ..' j. n. BRODHEAD, o
Second Comptroller, United States Treasury.
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Grand total 900 gins, all cash. 500 90
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, $50: halves, s25; tenth, or each
coupon, 81 IL whole tickets for 500; ~ tickets
for d, 600.
Tickets are now ready for sale, aad orders accom-
panied BIZ cash will be promptly filed.
Liberal commissions will be allowed to satlsfAc-
Circulars containing full particulars furnished on
"Ppii' THO. F. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager, Public Library Building,
Louisville. by. mYE--f&Iu-2m
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THE Richmond State Journal, commenting
upon the letter Of Ex-Governor Hebert to THE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, welcomes to the
"feld of peaceful controversy" Southern gen.
tlemen of his character and standing. The
Southern States owe one half their present
misfortunes to-day to the apathy and surly in
difference ofthose whom she is accustomed to
,aora ri as her leaders
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-17

THE Southern journals which cling to
the lost cause, and they are by no means
Jew in number, are in s.nervous State of
excitement lest Mr.. BeScher shall be &C
quilted. Has Uncle Toms Cabin" any
thing to do with this exhibition of Christian
fnpl:ur9
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100000
ENDOWMENT SCHEME.
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
Public Library Of Kentucky.
JULY 81. 1874.

In announcing the Fifth and last OF the series OF
Gin Concerts gwen for the benefit Of the Public
Library OF Kentucky, the Trustees and Manager
refer with pride and pleasure to the four which
have been already given: The first, December Is,
s, IS73, and the fourth, March 81, 1874.
Under their charter, granted by special act OF
te s are Authorized to give ONE MORE, and ONLY
ONE MORE, Gift Concert. With the money arising
from this Filth aud last Concert, the Library,
Museum, and other departments sre to be enlarged
and endowed with hScd and certain annual in-
come. Such an endowment fund + de.ired, as will
secure beyond peradventure, not only the main
tenance or this magnificent establishment, but Its
Mt UrO with
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CAR D.

Tie undersigned would respectfully announce to
his riCR and the public generally that lie hss pur
chased the ngtrt,t of tine heirs OF the late AminOn
Green in the Furniture and Auction business, the
same having been ratlied by TIE court, ana that e
will continue the business At the old stand. Hav-
ing been Identified with furniture and trade
for period OF twenty years, hope to merit in the
future continuance OF the public atrOnaRe so
literally bestowed on the Old firm. Ibhcr my SER
vices and experience the public, with the assur-
that all business cOufded to NE will meet with
prompt attention.
All pen sous indebted 10 the late firm OF Green
Williams are hereby respectfully but earnestly, re-
quested to make an early settlement OF their ac-
counts IL is absolutely nee ssary that all old firm
matters be closed at once.
WASH. r. WILLIAMS,
Successor to Green 4 Williams
iyIT-6t TStarl
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INo. I'LL, Equity Docket IS.
CUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
~ De 1SoLUABIA, JULY, 1874 SPECIAL
Loais H. Schneider
1901, Equity Doc. u.
sarah 8. Tnrton et nl.

b , :
he trustees in this cause having reported the
sizes or All That portion VI the real estate IN these
progeedlng smentioned. lying and being In the city
Of GeorgetoWn. In the District OF Columbia, 10 IL,
this sth DAY Of july ls orered that the said sales,
as reported. win stand confirmed, unless objection
thereto be hled in this court or before the 10th
be published In sUGs newspaper printed in the
city or Washington once in each week for three
weeks prior to said date.
The gross amount Of the sales reported is
ei3. 762.5j.
By the Court. A. WYLIE Justice
Atrle Copy. R. J. MEIGs, Clerk, &C.
iyiT-FSW
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NrorICE OF LIMITED PARrNERsBIP

We have, this 18th day of July, 1874. pursuant to
the act OF Congress entitled An act authorizing
limited partnerships in the District OF Columbia y
chapter CLNI, Thlrty-Iinth Congress, second ses-
sion, 18th Statutes, page 49, ct SeI, formed lin
tied partnership for the purpose of CARRYING on the
business of grOcers, in the name of William W.
Core, at the junctuTe Of Louisiana avenue. Sixth
and ID streets northwest, Washington, d. C., the
amount OF capital contributed by the special part
ner being Thousand dollars, (s2, o, c4sh, and
said partnership continue for wears from the
date hereof WILLIAM W. CORE,
General Partner.
REUBEN MEITZLE.
Special Partner.
WASHINGTON CITY, D. C., July IS, 1874.
iylT-FMW4W Tstarl
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SPECIAL NOTTCE.-TAs prOprictOrs
Of lie Drois Park offer the fs,O houses still
remaining Unsold Of the large number just
completed at EoU prices. These houses are
carried in size, style and price, and are
complete NTH all city eonVenieRess. They
are close to the city, being only about as far
as the Capitol Is from the White House
from either Of those points, 0ith Dide
aUenuss extending to each, and being higher
than II street they afford commencing
UisUs Of the city. They are all VitAiH
about three squares Of tie Ss0snth and
Ninth street cars, and only four squares
from the C0rcoran market. We offer them
as frst-cIGss property in susry respect,
chetlsr for residence or Investment and
upon the most advantageous terms. That
the promises Us made last gear hare been
fully redeemed, tus iHuits the inspection of
the public. This property Is the "gilt
edge" Of the city.
~ e We toiH rent a fen Of these elegant
su5ur5an vilIas and cottages to Jfrst-eldss
tenants only at lou prices, If early applica-
tion IS made.
g.. 4. L. BARBER 3 CO.,
.-..... PropristorS
7OS 3 Street northeast, opposite P. o.
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MEMS CHRISTIAN AS.


Corner Ninth and d streets.
Young Men specially invited to avail themselves
OF the privileges OF the Association.
FREE CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
PARLoRs AND CoNyERskTioN Rooms, :
Chess, Chequers, Piano, Organ, Glasses in Latin,
Greekand English ranches.
DAILY PRAYERMEETINGS I2:I5, and 9 D. m.
Sabbath afternoon, Bible reading at p. M.
Sabbath evening services in the rooms at p. m.
Dt1. ~ " - 1 IL - -
R~HIBERNIA HALL ASSOCIATION
- Of Georgetown, ID. c., having purchased
the lot % by ITO feet Bridge street opposite the
Union Hotel, have opened books ofsubscript;On for
STOCK a the following pieces:
Once or the AssOclat on. No. 20 High street.
John Curtin, No. l5l b iige street.
IN WASHINGTON:
Dunn 4 Pagan. e3i Louisiana a"Cnuc northwest.
Daniel L5ughran, les Pennsylyanl l avenue north
VS.. ..... ' ...
JOhn lyman, corner. of Sixteenth and L streets
James Belleu, 7o5 Seventh street northwest.
ID. A. BrUsnan, 82i q street n Orthwest.
James +. Russrn, SIS Seventh street northwest.
Patrick COrcOr n. al ID street southwest.
WI liam Carey. corner of Seventh street aud Louis
lana avenue northwest.
northwest.
By order of the Board:
W. NJ. LEISHEAR,
SpePn fary
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PIANOS.
non A SHORT TIME ONLY,

TOR A SHORT TINE ONLY,
II AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
PIANOS srum the following celebrated ,setortes:
WIN. hnAbs& Co., BaltmOre;' VIM. Nee immOn,
Albany; J. & C. Fisher, New YORK: aud Hartman.
New York, At SlT5, sou, sE2h ga, S2IS $40, SOS
$50 SIS, TOO Also, a large stock OF NEW Pl-
AMOS, cheap for cash. or part c tsh and balance
monthly payments PIANOS and UltiANS FOR
RENT, md TCNING and RETAINING promptly
~ REICHENBACH's Piano warerooms,
lylO y ~ 90 Eleventh street, above Pa. ave.
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First Comptroller, UnIIsa ststss TEsasa q
LN ., 1874.
LIT [starl

e-SSss SOTICE.-The annual meeting
S-SS of the 81 ekholIiers OF the National Union
Insurance Company Of W ashlugton for the cleo
ton OF nine dire tors, will b. held at the ofce of
the company, No. D6z5 Louisiana avenue, MON
DAY, July II 1874. POlls open from TO O'Clock
d. .. ... NOBLE ID. LARNER,
. jy4-dtd - 4sg..4 sr.E' % Secretary.
s~ROUTE TO CAPE MAY BY BAL
~ TIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD at a.
m. Tuesday, Thursday ana Saturday, connecting
with hne steamer, arriving at Cape May at p. IN.
iy2-ThSTu2W q : z ~ go -. 49,
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CLARKE-RICHARDs ION July Is, by the
Rev. Dr. HOlmead, OF Grace p. Z. church, VIII
LIAM CLARkE and SALLIE p. RICHARD ION, OF
Louisville, Ky. 3 o. s-.i-.f....
NASH-RODBIRD.-On July Is, at the parsonage
OF HyIand NJ. =. church, by the Rev. Mr. shannon.
of his
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READERS OF THE NATIONAL REPuBLI-
CAN Isaring tho city for the summer ca"
hare tho paper mailed to their address for
Sfrty-sir cents DOR month, in ddUance.
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MEDICAL.
.MnHmanA

nparaeleu speeIrc scOni pOuuded.I natures
LABORATORY, and from Its magic power and unprece-
dented achievements the most eminent men in this
nation have, amer thorough and severe test, pro-
noaneed II the only Sovereign Remedy for Lights
disease and Diabetes; also all Urinary, Bladder and
Liver AAeetionsi also Dropsy, &C., &C. To the
minds Of many our claims may seem preposterous TO
accomplish with Betnesda Water that which has so
long and SIN tin baie medical science We
Ask but test. DO not allow your skepticism TO be
your peril, IL BETHESDA dom cure You, IL eanno.
self Of The most plszsap and efficient cgTatye agent
ever offered TO suffering humanity. The Water 10
for sale at CHARLES STOTT co. Is Drug Store,
No, 80 Pennsylvania avenue. Beware OF spurious
waters. Ask FOR Bethesda. For sale BY STOTT 4
SEND Tor eireulars Snd Bethesda Adxoeate;
-NN@'s - RICHARD DUNBAR,
Director and General Nj mayer, BethesdaSprlngs.
WAeHISGTON, ID. c., DeeemberSO, lS73. decSl-J
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-ruE ARTIFICIAL STONE CoMPANY

Il OF THE DISTRICT OF col UNA
are prepared 20 supply AZ short notiee Tping fo5
Nestibulss. Sidewalks, FootWays, and Curolng, In
different eolors; Fountains, Lawn Oruanents,
House aRd Lawn Steps, and PlAtformsi houses
fronted; cellar walls and flooring eemented 10 ex.
clude dampness; kitchens and areas oenentsd and
made perfectly dry, and sere preventive against
work executed for which Portland Cement Is
adapted. Our Portland Cement becomes In few
days peror 70 any OF the marbles natural stone
In common use, and is an admirable Initiation Of
either marble or stone; Is more durable, and in-
ereases its crushing resistance with age. Its beauty
Is unquestionASle. n n ROBERTS, Manager,
sanSo-Q " - ~ LouisiA "a avenue.
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-WAR DEPARTMENT,

- =, SUBGEON SENERAL'S OFFICE, /
q - MksHtSCToN, d. C., July 1. 1874.
An Army MejiiCal BOsri will meet az New York
city, and sluiilaT board at San Francisco. the
4th Of AugGstnext! for the examination OF canil-
dates for Rdmissioa into the Medical STAFF Of the
United States army.
Applications for permission to appear before
these boards should be addressed TO the SECRETARY
OF War. through the Surg on General, United
The apple ltion must be in the handwriting OF
tho candidate and must state the full name, resi-
dence, age, and dste aud pl4ce OF birth. Candl-
graduates Of'A Medical College having thorough
and COmDipte course of medical educAtiOn-eYI-
denre OF which must be suhmitte to the board.
Testimonials to character and qualifications
must be furnished.
II the APPLICANT has been in the medical service of
the army the fast should be stated, and in such
the limit OF age may be extended sub;e To
the decision OF the Seer tay or War in each special
case. ID. D. 10 . L...-.. E.rr -.".-
No allowance is made for travel or other eN-
pTnsPs II persons undergoing examination, as il Is
an indispgnsibie prereQ aiSlte 20 appointment.
=. .-I.'.' = LII. y. &. BARN rs,
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OF THE POTOMAC IN
~ SURAzCE COMPANY.

No. s. HIGH STREET.
GEORGETOwS, ID. G., July II, 1874.
The annual election for twelve directors nf this
Clmpany will b. held at this office, on MONDAY,
Augnst3, 1874.
Pol open at 10 O'Clock 3. m. end close At IL
o'clock m. j. W. DEEBLE,
Sfcrp
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, HAS 4
LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER
MORNIyG PAPER IN THE DISTRICTOF CO.
LUMBTA.
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PLEASANT SUMNER DRINKS, cool.
Il and refreshing and not intoxicating; lemon
ave cent? per 6oitie, at L. BENJAMiN's whole
sale candy house, opposite the metropolitan motel.
ielI-rhSTulm
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
l. TRICT OF COLUMBIA, THE IJTH DAY OF
No. Ss25, Equity Docket 10.

= IhIII UF OOLUMBIA, THE IJTH DAY OF
JULY, 1874.
Sallie q. Ransom, } ..-. o..
VS.. No. Ss25, Equity Docket Is
Arson b. Ransom.
On motion Of the plalntif, by Mr.. Payne, her
SOLICITOR It Is ordered that the defendant Arson b.
Ransom, cause his appearance to be entered herein
on or before the first rule day occurring forty DAYS
sfter this day; otherwise the cause Will be pro-
ceeded with as In case Of default.
> BY the Court; A. WYLIE, Justice, &C.
True copy. Test: R. J. MEIGs, Clerk, &C,
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S519RlSING sun LODGE, NO. 1888,
g., U; q; of q. request the Members
70 meet a. the Hall ON Thirt, enth street, FRIDAY,
July L, at y O'Clock M, TO attend the fUnera OF
our deceaSet brother. VIM. H. MARSHALL. ali A
STREET southeast. Sister Lodges arr invited to be
kjyls-2t. JOHN Unison, r. s.
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THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT

For the purposes mentioned, and which is posi-
lively and unequiVOCally announced as THE LAST
WHICH WILL EVER BE GIVEN UNDER THIS
CHARTER AND BY THE PRESENT MANIAC E
4lENT, wiz come on In the Public Library Hall, at
Louisville, KY.
EIda- "Iv al
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SPECIAL NOTICES

MEETING.- THE
- sd formed meeting OF the Tar pavtri As
oci1tton Of the t,Strict Of Cslumbu fJrtlIs elee-
ion OF officers, viii be he'd st the BoVrd OF TrIdc
OOuls IHlo-t1N ENlNtI, az G;Ii D Cfofk
49, w. II. CLAGETT
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S2,5oo,ooo
LIST OF GIFTS.

divided into twenty thousand gifts, will be dIs-
tributed among tie tlckct-hO.deTs.
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At this final Concert everything Will be upon
scale cnrres pondug with its Increased importance.
The music will be rendered by an orchestra con-
sstinE OF one hundred perform selected for their
fame IN different lands, and the unprecedented