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RAILROADS.
RIffTMORE AM ONO R11ER6GB.

RILTfMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
:FROM WASHINGTON GiTf.
5:ooa. m. Baltimore and Way Stations.
1--WE ~ Way stations on main stem a and wash
ipEton Branch.
$50 a. N. Sew YOIi, PbiiSdoipbia, Boston, Bslti-
S:o5G. N. Chicago, St. Louis, LOPisyine. Cinein-
natl CSlumBusI ssnduskYs Bsrkps,l .;y,
burg, Rockville, Wash. Grove, Ger
Ea3ttOE;p, BFaT1ssIslis, u EEis.geEsSoysn,
Springs. Parlof cars. Dinner At
PSI gPF 6s Ro; sI6PSS a. sS5stIon
s:s0 a. N. baltimore ' ana Way sssfiSSs. 'u''
loco a. Baltimore, SburE Beltsville Lau-
100 p. m New YorE PSin SehSSSn Norfef E-
colt City, BALTIMORE, Dinner al Relay.
SIS ;. m Bsiiim0rs, FTederieE, and all interue-
-, date Way stations.
Point 81 Rocks, and Way Stations. via
!:45 p. m. Baltimore. Annapolis and Way Stations.
9t5 M T B BeIItiinSrs am Snd R kgiisy
7;OO p. m. chic 10, St. Louis, Louisville Cincin-
natl, Columbus. SandusSy, Deer PARK,
Btrkeley Springs, Rockville, Hagers-
town Pullman cars breakfast Al
7:sgp. m. Baltimore and Way Stations.
s:45 p. m. PIttsburg. Rockville, Point Of Rocks,
MaEtinSbpgTg, , BeTEelsy Springs, CS I'm
D. 90, troPells Road; Pullman cars.
Baltimore anS W. s,atio5SLs.So a m. l. as.
For Baltimore and Relay. 7:SO a. m, and 7:O5 p m.
Mest-s:(6a .. m and 7 p. N.
An trains stop 4 Yiaduet Hotel, Relay House STA
FOR further information apply at the baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington station, and
45S Pennsylvania avenue, where orders viii be taken
for baggage to be checked aHS TSSsTsd e. any point
- hasterof Transportation.
I. d. COLE, General Ticket AGENT, -
GEO, s. KOONTZ, General Agent. Je3l-tf
BALTIMORE POTOMAC R. r.
- DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND B STREETS N. W.
On and afeT June q, 1874, trains will leave Wash
ington As follows, Warrington time:
,s:e Z; m, Limited Express for New York and
n:$ :. n, Fast Line fSf the wsss daily. ex,
so ,; m, Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
t:55 p m, ForPittEburg and the Vests daily. Fol
the North, daily, except Saturday.
fI56 P. M, Accommodation to Baltimore daily,
s;cg p n. For Philadelphia, New York, and BO.
'GTF iis d for POPE CREEK LINE leave at a, m
on Monday, Wednessay, and Friday, only, and3sS
Trains III 1NNAPoLIs leave at SIS :. N. AND
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to PittsburE Il fur
on the train leaving Al $50 ?. m.
Pullman Palace sleeL ing Car to ElmIra Is run OF
Tickets and Information. can be procured at the
BSs a. called For and checked at hotel sand pr
sompsnT, northeast corner Thirteenth street and
PennsyivanIa avenue, and on the northeast eornel
Sixth sI hRt Esn2'fFoS1rSo1m nEen RAILROAD
eoTnsr Sixth and streets.
I'd. 8: YOUNG, ~;
EDMUND l.. DUBARKY,
jc1 Superintendent, Washington, : q
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REAL EarITE RALEs.

sold yeIterday afternoon ct auction i've fHo-stoTy
basement and Mansard-roof pressed-Drick front
dwellings, on o street south, between Third and
Fourth streets east, IN George A. Bars subdL
vision, III s9uafe lsl, 70 Edward Temple, treas
ETsF q f fSi0 W III 0 K! p o2SO
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF ARMY CLOTH
u ING AND EQUIPAGE AND MATERIALS
AND OtARTERMAsTER'S sTORES.
P. DEPOT QUARTERAASTER's OFFICE
PHlLADEtPHIA, August u, ls74.
WIN be sold at public auction, al The PEiladel-
phia Depot OF the QuArtermaster's Department.,
tSchuylkiIl Arsenal, commencing on WEDNEs3
DAY, september 10, ts74 at 10 clock m, under
the direction of Captain John +. Rodgers, NJ s, Z.
U. S. A., Quantity of Condemned Army Clothing
and Equipage, Materials and QuRrteTmRBtsf'8
Stores, consisting In part Of
800 Pairs Trousers.
1900 Great Goats.
], 800 Flannel Shirts.
s, 500 Pairs Of Drawers.
81, 800 Rubber BlanketS.
o, so Rubber Pouches.
a4,U00 KnapSack Hooks. StDtri &c-
IO,e Gross SuspendeT BlLtOn5.
800 yards Blue Wool ? Ian ael.
4,5O0 yards Gray Twilled Flannel
And VARIOUS other articles, including large lot Of
Wolleu, Cotton and Rope Cuttings. The terms Of
sale will be stated IN the catalogues which can "
Obtained At this ONCE. at the SehuylkIl Arsenal
or At the auction rooms OF Messrs. N. Thomas y
Sons, Nos. l39 and IL South Fourth street, Phla4
delphia. --
Assistant QuarterDaster General, U. S. A, Depot
QuaFtPrulaster. Au!5-5t
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PIANOS.

EOR A SHORT TINE ONLT,
II AT GREATLY REDUCED PRJCESl
PIANOS from the following celebrated factories:
VIM. knabe Co, Balttmorej VIM. MeCammon,
New York, at slfS s9oo, S225, $50 s2la 40, SIS,
ESQ fS75, 600. Also, large stock Of NEW Pl-
monthly payments. PiSN6s and ORGANS FOR
RENT, and UNING aud REPAIRING promptly
''el RESichENBACH,s Plano warerooms
jyIo % Eleventh street, above Pa. ave.
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BALTLRoRE SCRuETzEM.

The second dey Of the International SchustEen-
fest, ct Baltimore, Tuesday, like that Of the first,
was An entire success. During the day the park
was visited by thousands Of persons, including
many from distant citieg. Among the new arri-
walls Of societies 70 that Of the Williamsburg New
York, SohuetEen, Aside from the target shooting
and the bowling, other amusements, such as
trspeLe and the performances Of the Jakel troupe,
are offered. .....
As yet the prizes have not been displayed to
the public; they are in q room, guarded by two
stalHart gentinels. Two hundred gold marks
are expected by steamer, sent BY the Hanover
Schqetzen Society, and It Is stated the prizes will
be displayed fof general inspection on their
arrival. The New Yorkerg have been presented
with the sever silver, gold band goblets which
they won on Monday. Messrs. Finken, Hoffman,
o. Eckhardt, B. Decker, Wiegel and Z. BehrendS
Of Washington, have been awarded prizes for ten
pin rolling. ...
Hon. Simon Wolf president Of tbs Washington
SehuetIen, was comPlimented on Tuesday night
with q serenadO.
THIRTY THOUSAND PEOPLE on THE GROUNDS.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 1s.-Fully thirty thousand
people visited the grounds Of the national shoot.
|, ing festival this afternoon and evening. The
target-shooting from o'clock Q. m. until p. N,
with the exception Of an hour about noon, was
continuous and similar to 8 grand skirmish. The
grand banquet, to which over Ave hundred per.
sons sat down, took place on the ground this
evening, President Lenkuhl presiding. Speeches
were made by Mayor Vanssnt, Colonel Fred.
Raine, Of the German CorregpOndeRt, and Q num-
Der Of others. Members Of shooting societies
from other citleS continue to arrive daily.
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PURE, HEALTHY REFRESHING, IEVIG

Palmer's American ginger ale, . temperance
beverage, for sale b dealers throughout the Dis
trIct at $50 per Dozen or At the depot 81 Greene
street, Qe0rgetONn, D. o.
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MnnNr KERNON.

EIOB MOUNT VERNON.
Arhe sts,rner ARROW captain Frank Helm 70.
hid. having been febuile and entirely reattsd b
her present owners, viii Leave ner MharI
FOOT OF SEVENTH sihEET -. -,
DAILY Sundays exeeptedl Al " O'CLOCAHOA
,,h. n, =, : MOUNT v EhSSSG ~ IL ,.,,,4.
nEs, aAnAnsson NJ AZ JAMES SYKES,
feblo Gen. SuD't steamer Arrow.
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JosE BsoE 3 Son sell the celebrated siisasI
Lager Beer 81 tls per barrel,
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
NAVY DsR4RE9my7, ,

Il
BUREAU OF GoEsTRgcTIoN ANP RERAIR
The Navy Departmentwill offer for saie, at pub
lie auction, the fVloWlng-nPmed vessels:
Al the United States Navy Yard, Boston, on
ATURDAY, the 2eth Of AugiIt, 1874, at z O'CLOCK
NJ, the iFop-eIsd, singie harriet screw vessel
''SARH1esh aud EsSsae, =" each Of %Ss tons msAsS
AZ tbs United States Naval Station, LessuS
Island, on SATURDAY, the SIN Of septsRb Der, ls7ll
at 9o'eloek N, the trol-clad vessel ''YAZOo, o
1ft6S I'D States Naval Station, EeJV QrlsGpI,
on SATURDAY, Tie I2th Of ssPtsmbeE lg7I, g y
s SsieEE re Y9ssAa si3Sle SaFFes b4S SS
and Yuma, - each ot sss tons meqsuremehls The
bAab, each Of $40 tons measurement and the rbns
clad screw vessel "ChiekasaW,' Of $50 tons meSsf
ne TslSels Will be offered as theT lie, snd may b
upon application to the COmmandant Of the Yard
or Station where they are, respectively, VINO II !
exhibit to persona desiring to BID an inventory %
such articles As may be sold WITH them.
Thirty per centum Of the whole amount o. the
ppfchaSe honey for each vessel mnst be dePoeits{
81 t6s time u sale, ana the balance paid 10 cash
vesSeIs 70 be removed within three weeks from tht
date Of spch confirmation. !
The a6Fernment reserves the right to Withdraw
the vesssl1 Or either OF them from Sale 1T any ef
Epe to reject any hh or sisr which may be SORnf1
stsd inAfed0Atss iy9
A LII KINDS OF 6ENTLEMEE's CAsIf
"a o. wearing apparel can Re sold 70 the very bsst
Edvantagsby GddTSssipg or calling on JCsgH, sH
Notes b mAn promptly Attended TO. Cath paid. ,
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ALEExT4AASS66FRBBA AMP FIrI YAAgSAsITNaF9SI I

A k1fhS6fb AND \ E z EESSgpARISa TSS
rLREDERlCKSBURG RAILWAY. =,
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND B sTREETS.
trains for Alexandra leave - folloWs; 6sSS
~, II Am, J. 3 T. s 6.S0,7 D. m, and a. n. and
sIndt to Alexandria daily ali others daily except
Local trains leave AlexandrIa IS fellows; g 7, s.
10 and II .. m. LA s. sand7 D. m, s .. m. and
daily, except Sunday. -,
Trains marked thus connect VAN trains On
W arlington and Ohio railroad.
Richmond Express leaves Washington at 500 p.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, wa Richmond,
leaves Warrington Ils53 p. m, daily, except sun
Oh tickets to all points South aPd Southwest
for sale al the oees corner slSth and
avenue, and Thirteenth and Pennsyi yAnia avenue,
where passen gers can leave orders for baggage 70
be checked at all hotels and Tessdenees tnro1gh 70
destination. a., q. >. YOUNG,
E L, DuBARzT, supsrintehdsnt. n6H-Ii
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Bur your slate and marble NANTES OF Hamil-
ton & Pearson, 7, NJ. q. A. building, corner Ninth
and ID streets. They keep tho largest stock and
variety In the District. Alpo, lStrobe stoves,
CRATES, ranges, &C., and ct prices that defy COM
equRled.
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DooLEY's YEAST POwDKR cannot be excelled
for making light, sweet Rolls, Biscuits, Wsf1ss
Corn Bread, SC. II is always ready and reliable
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The business Office of THE REPUBLICAN for
she present win continue at Tenth and D
streets, at which place all persons having bust
ness relations with the paper will CALL Due
notice will be given of the removal Of the
business department to the new REPuBL1cAN
abiding -..1.-- tH-r 80
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29

THOSE who are very anxious to know
whether the forty-four million reserve could
be legally reissued I'm the discretion Of the Sec
rotary of the Treasury should examine the
plain, simple and effective argument Of Hon.
C. L. Merriam, Of New York, ON that subject.
It is so unpretending that It seems little more
than history of the legislation regulating the
issue of the currency, and indeed It is little
else, but when the reading has been completed
the conviction is settled upon the mind that
Congress intended that this sum should be
held by the Secretary rs 'reserve" to fall
back upon in case of an emergency. What
does the word 'sreserve" Indicate but an extra
supply OF anything that may be Soreclosed
whenever occasion requiresi 30 firmly has
the idea been fixed in the public mind that
this forty-four. million was liable to reissue
that it has always been popularity termed the
reserve. If it hsd not been understood to be
liable to reissue this fund would have been
christened something else. It might have
been called s'deceased legal tenders" or s'dead
ducats" or scanceled due bills" but never
s'the legal-tende reserve" By which appella-
ton Il has been always known, BY common
legai4e,,der enactments, carefully examined in
the order in which they were passed, viii not
Reasonably bear any.other interpretation to an
unprejudiced Judgment. There are few better
legal minds In the country than that possessed
by the present Secretary of the Treasury. In
all bis experience upon the bench his opinions,
giving construction TO law, were rarely, If ever,
overruled by the higher courts. His opinion,
therefore, of the proper Interpretation Of the
law of the case, Is shown by his onlcial action,
was, and is, entitled to respectable considers
:.tion. And yet IT takes but stroke Of the pen
from one four modern-bon iegrAalists to up
set all the best Opinions Of men sgeasned in the
law" Men who WELD such power as now In
heres to large daily Journal should take
pride In being correct in their views Of law %
well as their record of testimony. The press
is rapidly becoming the forum for the discussion
and settlemsntof IquessioaS II puslic interest.
It Is osurping the Aslds Of TIA pqlpit asd ths
rostrum and the hustings, bssaussft d capable
of addressing larger audience than the voice
Of man. Therefore It Is that the preacher, the
lawyer and the politician wish to be reported
in the public press. II huge responsibilities
rest upon such publicists for their utterances,
how much more weiehty are those devolving
upon the editor, who speaks with the whole
power of his Journal to Thousands, where the
others address hundreds. These facts should,
perhaps, admonish Journalists of the necessity
for exercising the utmost care, discretion and
discriminating Judgment when expressing
opinions upon the vital questions Of law, morals
and religion.
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deemed unnecessary st the present time,
but the temper Of the House was fefse
to the measure, and In consequen(H Was
referred to the Committee on Pub Bulb;
|in1eAg a oysEashs) linei RejosityA 1t viii
Be ieheiahersd thsf SeeteSi1 RicHa rdaSa
advpQte4 he en-. nanbs dfwork On tt
bull 1hss now cut horised. ~ desning lit
false economy 70 satempt - Bringing Of
Temporary troubles ~ the EholeGle ann,
hilation of public improvements. 1t might
be stated in this connection that the Com
mittee on Public Buildings have been
examining this subjeee and sse clearly
in favor of continuance 81 The works now
authorized. Tie vose yssssrday indicated
q spirit in accordance with this conclusion.
reached after .. lengthy and laborious ex-
animation OF. the entire subject. AMER the
defeat of Mr.. GsEAeld's proposition the
army appropriation bill came up. q the
order of the day. To fhb bull e produced
by the Committee on Appropriations, there
is decided opposition. The large reduc-
tons in the amounts hitherto allowed has
been productive of continued rsanonstTance
from army officials. Indeed, e b freely as
serted that curtailment Of the money
allowances will compel . reduction Of the
force now employed in . military opacity.
The tenor Of the speeches delivered was
against any .retrenchment which compelled
q. corresponding reduction In the present
army standard In the Senate the financial
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OK OUR FIRST PAGE will be found synopsis
of the bill agreed upon by the House Commit
tee on War Claims, which win be reported on
the next call of the committee and. pressed to
an early VOTE As the text of the bill only is
given we are unable to make extended CON-
ment thereon this morning. but willrevert to
the subject again at an early day. It is, how
ever, sufficient TO Say that the bin is regarded
as carefully drawn and matured, and the
reputation of judge Lawrence As lawyer will
insure favorable consideration of the same in
Congress beyond doubt.
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HALk D0HDGS.
eNADs HEETINQ,

public mass-meeting Of the ciaizens Of the Dis
trjSf Of Celunhis rrespectiye Of party aaiiatlon.
ING, nth Instant ct 7:O o'clock, to petition Con.
gress to amend the organic act. Tho following
present: Hon. q. p. Chipmas, B. T. Merfick; :. II.
langston, y. g. Emery. L: @. Hlue, DR.. &C Cog.
Smith, OF Virginia Hon. Sayies J. Bowen j. H.
Brooks, n. q. Ordwsy and others. The Marise
hand will be In Attendance, y jauz8-as
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.L,A,e. sss,rA.e sA.sssses.rW asa them che
vSey 8ole fna5o&toe1
A0DoS030
! 'cssaersf Minth ~ F;strssts; = q
BB leave,to oall yur careful attention to
h. he allowing Lit Of HtieeG ~ 3
SUGARS

.-@g, SUGARS fs
/ = t01andaRa Now Yokk lRanils.) .
|OHUsHED LOAF......:. ..:.....1 ~ lbs for o.
f0WDEKED ................,..... ~ lbs for u
ATED...."........... ~ lbA for u
"Af Aed)....................S ~ lbs. fore1
LIGHT BROWN. ............le1z lbs. for On
= ,3 TEAS -
IMPERIAL. Fair. .......................5o e.
IMPERIAL. Choice. ..,...s......... .eloo
PERIAI4 Extra Fine. .e1.35
ykkANs ...ss........s..50c :
(JAPANS CAoeeo .0l.OO
JAPAN, Extra Fine, silver leaf......... a-30
OOLON0, Fair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...0Oc.
O01ON0, Good. .....................5oe. 4
[OOlsOE0, Ohoics .........................e loo
OOLONq, Extra Fine. .........el.20
EN0LISH BREAKFAST, Choice. el.O0
EN9LISH BREAKFAST, Extra Fins... el.2J
f0UNPOWDDR ...........................e
0UNPOwDER, Choies. .ol.46
0VNPOWDER, Extra Fine .........:.... e1,00
p;i::: sI1TEES Slss:s.s ss.as: .S$ s.sis;iss q
on o4e
In
COFFEE
Or :.osi 4 this l!ss Is also I.rse and eSmplets
anu W0 0UA8ANI6Es tu1t IA kenutueneSs INV
quality Of our Goods arr carefully the fol.
~ ~ m ~ III as,;ir ~ onr
and COFFfE3' especisiiy 81 the higher grades:
MOCHA, Genuine, raW............. ~ and boc.
MOCHA, Genuine, roasted ..........6o and eoc.
JAVA, Old 0ovsrnmeot, ~ and A7c.
lava, Oio 0overn0ent, rosssso...'U snu 49,
MARAQAIPQ. rsw.....:.........."....
lkA1z0A1B6, roasted. ....................lSe.
I.l0SrA WA ,osatsd .A5e.
ma c,... .s0e.
Inn ......a %. IA.
D1s, H-..~ 81. 49,. $50. 80 ~.
~ .ANs 49, ceaaoe =" 80
hI0s Axzss xtne y me csAsoss feestso ..'1oe.
t-z -
60 tex. S+3sO-Ss 5-t -;
-es l.l-=rt -. 21 aisi e,--~--...r =
Acaler'. Diamond DripA Silver .Drips, kmssr
Drips, Golden Syrup, &C., &c., &C..
s
A6oLASS6S.
-
csSice article Of genuine New Orleans always on
nAnos = aDo other lower grades Prices low.
-lf It'd
sNOS@S-
WHOHsS RESI- FAMILY. mar sack A.. ~
0OT. nEN uTTI. "a WJT.y a. ..cr % ~
BURNT MILLS fAHILY......a at lowest rates.
ISAAC WEN(3ER'S FANNY
a DOsc q VIC 49, a. !.
A: AOSS hA1S fAMlLf......
CHOTCEST EYTRA n.r 80
49, 80 - = As<>s - @~S
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fNcT H = UHDER0IQNED. - RI Z
- shoot against llessrs. IiitiAMs aadsDe
rick Tor any amount, from twcpty-1ve {G<1 70 e1e
hundred. do!lars teaoo) according n $1,000 ef
pl jssS sA''sins' Eo 9n2YHHEW ses' :
e~plAS0NIC.-A D4uDMED. CoHV0.
an cation q LSfsyss:s g = SAsltg, Nc: s
ssI IN r 6 a:I5I g sA75hDAT-xvxNtSs, 5aaa-
JOHN EDWIN MASON.
jan29-N CetyrlEl- az 6ecrctary.
10 ASA ,' AAALA -
NOTICE Is hereby given that The Coupons d1e
Association will be paid q the bsnkthes ho.e Of
overdue cespoWs, that were not iCr pfy.
ment preyisus to the gspensies q Tie Etrss Ne,
OF the number and amount Of the sse that affsnse-
msnts may be made Tor thSShIS H Ee{Tspth: 4rxxR
jsn23-lt CStarl Sec'y Masonic Hall Assn.
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TIE ghouls opposed to the District govern
ment have printed letter to the late William
8. Huntington from Representative Stark
weather, asking pecuniary assistance toward
his election expenses. The idea intended to be
conveyed is that the aid was to come from whit
is called the &C District ring" Mr.. Huntington
at the time was the treasurer Of the Republican
Congressional committee, and Il was perfectly
proper that he should have applied to him for
assistance. --sT-.E-.t
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s~ y. H. WARNER.
~ Real Estate broker and Auctioneef,
No. - seventh street,
..rEDERAs BUILDING"

sFEDERAB BUILDING" s-
February 10 to facilitate business during the coming
FOR the .cco1nmodation ofthe p1blies jsnsisf !.
|e@M 0TICE.-IA Al .Nl6RAYif0
ui high sasa ps : sSr s:e1nas G Gle
HERzoa, III SID b street, Se2weea With and TensS
'.sss:: as'sAre':' pr'nss .''.'''s'*ll es sl'...
r 1fHel u bun -
,s:;,, ,F1 tsEEs ss y a.! the
s z sss 81. s III
e~A MEETING or sT0fKIEOLDKRa
Of the Washing ton Gas-lghe Cempany: for
BAY, FeSrasry iSA Se.ssss tss Sssr; q q n.
'3 3snly 2; H. cS sS sesrssii,.
-sEND IN YOUR CARliN AT ONCE
S.cr 81 thu IN AZ bAxII7 Re
I~FoR ANYTHING Yeg WANT,
4: SsAss 'ss
~Pao1Esse1 1INGHAH, =. n,
- Of New York. treats sgcceaaaly Rhenna-
0mos. No. "a Loai:i.s. sysnde, nsaf fsnn5yiy.nii
avenue and Seventh street. 1s-Sm
T.. n. WELLS, DENEIsT, HAS
~ removed ONCE to his residence, ID Second
street, third door nom Pennsylyania ave. tans-lm
r1.Dn. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
enth street.. Set~ess B and Z, isw doom sosts Of
cd fssx Han y p, Sss us IN sx
~HOT AND GOLD SODA,
MILBURN's,
Ia Pennsylvania avenue. Eis
Depot Tor Mineral Waters. dee1oSm
Is~LEGAL AND OrHBl RRIEFs
!. lhff5ssIER s Gst
sssE B BssS 1S:,G Az q.
q ths Mn.ls seois. and At bis rs1ldenee, No 81
~WE1E1S RAND, LOUIS WRDER
k leader, fsgni:hes music 'fes bslla. lsay.se
81. 5rss" can - iess and
s as El es' s, sss At Fesps
e~DRUGs, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s.... 3: ksSsfsfs: Sslsss ssES &c. q
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~ALL TIE CoUGM 1EDICINEa,
~ Cod Liver Oils, Trochss, q, a NE ssn..
I = IS IN VINES AND IzkIsas 81
49, medicine, purposes. At t4s Teaple ITx
H~WMEN observation-disclosures
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H,HE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANyo OF
l. the District Of COLUMBIA have prepared price
lsts and arranged 70 continue the gsIness l0r the
s seser1sns g jane: VICE. ssd
town; q. 3. Wiiisrd, pfcprisiss H!l1tt kesss: n.
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We have furnisl1o4 work WITH car h.terial to the
aAoysparties. and VII b p!eeDed . famlsh prize.
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West End, who deslrs 70 setfie 49, lnprefasnt
snA Sewerage Tax Bills, md Oainti eAtouta1e q
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$1s: Vie y 5es::: 81; ss SIS sS:ss =
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29

TIE REPUBLICAN, HAS A LARGER cIhcO-
LATTOE THAN ANY OTHER MORNING FAf6A
IErHE DISTRICT OF COL UABIA. EEL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29
TO THE PUBLIC.

tHuRspAY MeRNING. JANUARY .. 1874
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-29

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