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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13
B7"F4K7LLAR TALKS ABOUT TIE
MEN WE REID" JAS. T. FIELDS. LIN
COLIN HALL TONIGHT.
DRIYER'S SyUGeERY.

Fer those who appreciate good oysters-and
who does not7-Driver's new place, - a. the cor
ner Of Four-and-a-halT street and Pennsylvania
avenue, should be an objective point. He has de-
terminec to maintain q Well-established reputa-
tiOn IN that line, and in order to do so has made
the necessary Arrangements for full supply Of
the delicious bivalves daily. Not sstisfied with
this advantage, Mr.. Driver has secured the SER
vices Of Gus. Fridley, late Of DOrland Skaters
famous Fulton Market saloon, who can certainly
prepare better stew or roast than any man IN
the country. All who like good oysters, served
Driver
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13

fNew York Commercial Advertiser
The New York Timss has advertised itself far
and wide as ''the only Republican organ in New
York city, The New York San Is known from
one end Of the country to the other as the most
reckless and audaciOus ealunniator Of President
Grant and HIS Administration. The Sun only a
short time age Assailed the editor and the pub
Usher Of the New York Tf1les In Language as
foul as ever found its way into print. Yesterday
Grant had taken the advice Of two such friends
as Henry Wilson and the editor OF the New York
Times he would have saved the Republican party
article from the Sun, the most unscrupulous and
maleVolent enemy Of the President and the Re
publican party, and heads 1t "a Little Plain
Truth Comments are unnecessary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13
SPECIAL MEETING yesterday AFTER
NOON.

SPECIAL MEETING YESTERDAY AFTER
NOON.
a special meeting OF the Board Of School Trus-
tees vas held yesterday afternoon. Pressnt-W.
W. Cartis, Z. +, French, e. E Hevey, r. B. Det-
sick, Z. ChAlaplip, B. F. Lloyd, A. Hart, B. F.
Packard, J. Il. Brooks, HsITy johnson and Super
iRispdslt Wilson, ..- -.
The secretary read the following reEClStion from
1be District Commission:
ResoIUed, That the Board Of Trustees of Fable
Schools be, and Is hereby, requested to report to
this Commission, on or before the 10Th instant,
the condition Of tie public schools, with any re-
concentrations it wishes 70 have srhmitted TO
Congress By this Commission in its report; Also
20 forward an estimRte Of the amounts that viii
q June. ls75, and for the hseal yeaE ending June
=, ls56
On lotion a committee Of ave was appointed,
consisting OF Messrs. HOTey, Champln, Hart,
Johnson and ]. 5. Brown, to work out the matter
called forth in the communication from the Dis
t7ict Commissioners.
Er. Curtis, the president, was added as the
chairman OF the committee.
The meeting adjourned; after which the CON-
Isittee held meeting, and the following CON-
Rittees were appointed:
NessTs. Curtis, HoTey and johnson, to report
On q future government Of the schools.
estimates for the present and next fiscal year and
financial condition.
HesSrs. Champliu and Brown, to report what
additional sehool-aOuses are needed and the esti-
mated eGEt.
The superintendents we're requested 10 report
10 the committee the condition and statistical
facts OF the schools.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13
THE WoA4E SHOOTING AFFAIR
MRS. FARLEY NOT SERIOUSLY IN.
JURED,

MRS. FARLEY NOT SERIOUSLY IN
JURED.
Il appears that the shooting Of Mrs. Farley on
Tuesday last, at farm on the Mcclellan road,
near Bsnning' bridge, originated from an alter
ssIion between Mr.. Farley, the husband Of the
W6man who was injured, and party Of four
young men who were trespassers on Mr.. F.'s farm.
Mr.. Farley ordered them on his land, and they
refused 70 20, and during an angry dispute
which followed Mrs. Farley came out Of her
house with her daughter and endeavored 70 get
The men 70 retire peaceably, when one Of the In
tTudeTs raised his gun md discharged il. The
contents Of the gun being small bird shot perfor-
ated her head, but the distance Wss 60 great
that the force Of the shot was nearly expended
the woods.
The same night Oficer Howe arrested James
OPNeil at his house, on L, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets southeast, on the charge
Of shooting Mrs. Farley. He was brought into
fhe Police Court yesterday morning, but the IN
5uFed woman not being present he was released
On 600 bonds for hearing. ONel SAYS he was
aut hunting partridgss and had fred IL TO flock
not seeing the woman, and that IL was entirely
accidental. Mrs. Farley is said TO be not much
hurt, but only three shot perforating the skin Of
lhe faee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13
Aa-JAS T. FIELDS, "CHARLESLAMB AND
MS FRIENDS" LINCOLN HALL TONIGHT.
N4TIONAL DEBATLNG .SOCLETY.

NATIONAL DEBATING SOCIETY.
This society, which is connected with the Law
sehcol Of the National University held its weekly
meeting on Wednesday evening, at the rooms Of
Mr.. r. F. Leighton, clerk Of the Police Court.
The society Is supported and maintained by the
members Of the senior law class Of the University.
On each evening when meetings are held q
series Of ten questions are pEOPounded to the
members by the president, and they take notes
thereof and come prepared to answer them In
writing AZ the next meeting. Able answers were
submitted on this evening 70 the usual questions
iron Williams on real property by Mr. John
O'Neil, Mr.. W. B. Summey, Mr., Finch and Mr..
John Z. Beall- The former gentleman read an
elaborate and carefully written essay upon the
progress Of the right Of alienation from the old
feudal day Of England 70 the present time. He
was very attentively listened TO, and was much
applauded at the close Of its delivery. Mr. Shat
tuck read in feeling and impressive manner a
beautiful poem written MY years ago.
After the close Of these miscellaneous exercises
the subject Of the tariff was debated upon By the
leader, Mr.. John Moran, who in an elaborate,
able and terse argument, and from quotations
from eminent Statesmen Of the past and present.
among them Webster. Jackson. Hamilton. KEEL
ley, &c, established in a mastery manner his
side Of the argument-in favor Of protective
tariff. He was followed by Mr.. W. b. Summey
the leader IN the negative, who advocated the
principles Of free trade, by sound logical argu-
ment, quoting from Perry, Benton, Clay CAL
hOun and such other eminent writer's and states
men. After few ll-pointed remarks by Judge
p. L. OCOnnOT, the society adjourned.
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As-P. ~ c. 4. LECTURE COURSE. JAS.-T
FIELDS, LINCOLN HALL TONIGHT
GOOD NEWS.

Mr. Davis, corner T and Twelfth streets, has
inst received supply Of the "HsFsome CATERS. p
This shoe combines superior advantages over all
others OF similar cut Il prevents slipping at the
heel; supports tho ankle when walking; Is ad-
producing heat or discomfort, and can Be put on
with remarkabls ease, at the same tine furnish
ing tie most perfect AZ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13
hFJAS 7. FIELDS. ecHARLEs LANE AMI
HIS FRIENDS" LINCOLN HAIL TONIGHT
AUCTION SALTS TO-DAY,

By WIN. L. Wall & Co:
At 10 O'Clock, at No. 1912 T street northwest.
lot Of cloths, coating, Yesting cottons and sleeve
lining; also show asses, &C.
At 10 o'clock, g large collection Of furniture
At II O'Clock, q handsome square grand ~
octave piano, Of celebrated make.
By B. H. Warner:
At O'Clock. a three-stOry brick house on Six
teenth street, No. I24 near the corner OF street
northwest, below the Scott statue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13

The Board Of Metropolitan Police Commits
sioners held their regular meeting yesterday, and
transacted the following business:
Harry Tiger was appointed an additional pri.
Seventh and Boundary streets northwest for six
months under the rule
Frank Queen was appointed an additional pri-
months,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13

Mr.. Charles T. Murray, who for several years
has been q clerk in the once Of the Second Audi
tor, Treasury Department, correspondent OF the
Danbury Mere. and contributor to a member Of
the magazines, has Just purchased one half In
terest IN the South Bend (Indiana) Union, and
starts to-day TO assume the managing edItorship
Of the same he was the nrst president OF the
Indiana Republican Association Of this city, and
leaves with the best wishes Of the many friends
he has made during his sojourn. Go West, young
man; 60 WeEti
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ss-"KESTERDAYS WITH AUTHORS" BY
Us. 7. FIkLDS, LINCOLN ELL To-NIGHT..
L0HN K. GARRETT.


Garrett is essentially q merchant. He has led
this railroad from IS cents on the stock up 70 tl.S5
and mere, where It stands, like Mohammed's
conn, against the ceiling. From road, badly
OF, between Baltimore and Wheeling, 1t Is now q
road to Staunton, to Danville, to Cincinnati, TO
Pittsburg, to Sandusky, 70 Chicago. It my yet
be 8 road to Omaha and New Orleans. Its ambi-
ton stops at Baltimore. In that city there Is an
become q candidate for the Presidency Of the
United States. SE
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walsh's majority, rs.


Vote in IsT2-DemOcTatic. L, 545; Republican,
ll,25S; Republican majority, LIS.
The total vote Of the State is IL, $50, against
49, $40 cast for comptroller in 1873. The total
vote Of the Democrats in 1874 is Ct, 303 against
1861 east in 1873. The total vote Of the Repub-
ncans in 1874 is 53SI7, against 9e6s east in is73
Democratic majority in 1874, 1S,92e; Democratic
majority in 1873, Is, 9S3
The Governor has made the following appoint
nents: Thos. ]. Hunt, commissioner Of deeds at
Philadelphia, vice W. ID. Comegys declined;
John NJ, Read, notary public AZ Oakland, Garrett
eountyi VIM. Bennett justice Of the peace for the
Eighth district Of Dorchester county, vice self
- failed TO quality; Richard W. Webb, same for
Third district Of same county, vice Jas NJ Robert
son, failed TO qualify.
Peter Ennis, eolored, charged with committing
rape; acquitted. Benjamin Linthieum, resisting
an officer: plead guilty; fined Is and costs
Richard Brooks, eOlored, assault; guilty; fined
$50 and costs.
The court adjourned the term to-day until Feb
TuaTy, though the court is open at any time for
the transaction Of business. R.
o. AE-"ESGLISH LITERATURE AND AU-
JHoRS,n JAS. T. FIELDS, LINCOLN HALL
TONIGHT
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As-"YESTERDAYS WITH AUTHoRS,p By
US. 7. FIELpS. LINCOLN HILL TO-NIGHT.
BENJAMIN y. BUTLER.

IbOstOn LoTrtspOnuence UfAp MOI
General Butler is 20 stay ct home, say the
papers. Don't you believer II he did miss the
Senatorial char his influence will scarcely be
less potent. Even his worst enemies acknowledge
his exceeding shreWdness, HIS thorough knoWl-
edge Of political relations; and We fancy that he
viii pefvade Washington and is councils for
some time 10 come. There isn't . man in the
State who has been mere atrOciously maligned,
and for WhatG Simply because he has been tmart
enough 10 do what nine men out Of every ten
wanted to do and couldn't -
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for long series Of years has developed the fast
that they are essentially local ID their influence,
that the vast majority OF their students come nom
than 20 rniles In diametsT, Of which the college
Il the centre.
Rev Dr. Parker. "a the Calvary church, said
that the meanflw Of TIE report laid lts burden
upcn him a. we'll as other members Of the asss-
claticn. That generous citizen, NJ Corcoran, ~
addition 70 this munidcent gin, had given 70 me
reerecf and now imposed upon the Bapti-ts =
grave responsibility N can yfnB OFT the pro- ~ %
which he had given 20 strcnE On Petu9. ~.
vii attract students from al sections q ne
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ar. y. c. 4. LEcrBRE c0URsR JAS.
1IELDS, LINCOLN H1LL TONIGHT.

The Departments have reducod their oxpendi
lures strictly within the limits Of the reduced ap
propriations ior he current year. aud further
reduction Of ten millions IL proposed for the next
hfeal year This j civil service reform 10 ne
rIehf difoctiCn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13
CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
Va .

NO
Ths annual meeting Of this association ICON
dUeted on what is called the sold plan, as distn.
Euifhed from the cooperative" PLAN was held
las night. The secretary, Mr.. W. W. Moore,
presented his third annual report, which showed
Gse total number Of shares subscribed to have
been 900; number Of shares remaining unEoid,
La The assets being ~, 7I2I5 that sum divided
znonE l,eo4 shares makes the present value Of
81 eaeh snare e4o.57, which Is equal TO 2g5I per
cent. ever the amount paid thereon, The ,2s1
shares sold during the past year bore a nominal
value OF $500, (e2OO eaeh.) The premiums OBJ
famed on these sales amount IN the aRRreRate 10
e. l0I, and the advances made thereon amount
70 eSo,4S3, as abJve stated. showing the averaRe
TGte Of premium 70 have been 3 little upwards
Of IS per cent, which is very low rate al ne
present age Of the association
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13
LETrER go AKRApoLLs.

tCoETespsndenee Of The National Republican,
AESAPoLIs, Nov. Il, 1874.
The following Is the ohieial vote Of the State Of
Maryland, BY Congressional districts, as summed
M, according 70 law, in the Executive chamber
here:
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AS-HFESTERDAYS WITH AUrHoRsn By
JAS. n. FIELDS, LINCOLN HALL TONIGHT.
rAKE cARE OF roUR TALuAREE!

TAKE CARE OF YOUR YALUABLES.
Gall and examine the hre and burglar-pFoof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities, jewels SilYer-Ware, or other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Take earning Jromtle Chicago Gad Boston Jsres
R%"EEGLISR LITERATURE AND 40
TH0RS,n JAS. T. FIELDS, LINCOLN HALL
TONIGHT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13

The Equity Court yestsFday divorced Mary
johnson from Wm. johnson. The parties are
colored, and the eause assigned for the dirorcs Is
adultery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13


where Dooley's Yeast Powder is used. 1t does
not make sour, heavy cookery. Try it and be
happy.
ScHRRcK's PULNoNIo SYRUP, FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, CoUeHs AND COLDS.
The great virtue Of this medicine Is that IL
rfpens the matter and throws IL out Of the system,
purifes the blood, and thus effects cure.
SCHKHcK's SEA WEED Tonic, FOR THE CURE OF
DYSPEPSIA, NIGEsTION, &C.
The Tonic produces healthy action Of the
stomach. creating an appetite, forming ehyle and
curing the most obstinate cases OF Indigestion
ScHENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE CURE OF
LIVER COMPLAINT, &C.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce
healthy action Of the liver, without the least dan
ger, as they are free from ealomel, and yet more
efhcacious In restoring healthy action OF the
liver.
These remedies are certain cure for Consump-
ton, as the Pulmonic Syrup ripens the matter
and purifes the blood. The Mandrake Pills act
upon the liver, create healthy bile, ard remove
an diseases Of the liver, often cause Of Con,
sumption The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone and
strength to the stomach, makes good digestion,
anil enables the organs to form good blood; and
thus creates q healthy circulation OF healthy
blood. The combined action Of these medicines
as thus explained, VIII cure every case OF Con-
sumption, II 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
be addressed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13
Gs-"LAMB, SYDNEY. SMITH, TENEYSoH,
THACKERAK DTCKERS IND LONGFEL-
low JAS. 7. FIELDS, LINCOLN HALL To-
NIGHT.
THE WORKIYGKAE IN POLITICS.

INV
The workiDgman's party seems to have en-
tirely disappeared from politics. A few Of the
more active-minded workingmen In this city and
in Massachusetts, under the leadership of Wen
dell Phillips, tried TO form q party, and did sue
coed in controlling after time . few thousand
votes. But after fickering and uncertain ex
istence the vote Of the labor party has fallen of to
less than q score in Massachusetts,, and IN this
city Mr.. John SWinton, who sacrificed himself in
order to protest against the outrage IN Temp
kins square, and who really believed that there
w6s some political backbone IN Workingmen, re-
eeived q vote for mayor so small that the police
DID not think it worth counting.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13
s1O 70 1I.OOO

Invested in Stocks and Gold pays 100 per cent.
month. Send for particulars. Tumbridge Co.,
Bankers, Wall street, New York.
THuRsToN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
used Tally Will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty-Five and fifty cents per bottle.
JouvKN's NOTORIOUS KID-GLovE OLEAEKR
will renovate soiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
TuoNPsoE's PoMADE OPTI1EK IS equal to the
best French, and but half the price. Twenty-Five
and hfty cents per bottle.
WELLS SrREHeTHENIEe PLAsTERs are the
very best. All sold BY druggists.
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HEaLAHB, SIDNEY SMITH, TEEEFSON.
TH1CRER4F DICKENS AED TOEGFFTl
low Jas. 7. FIELDS, LINCOLN Hall 70.
NIGHT
TFNPFRlNCE EFFoRrs.

have subscribed stock for the purpose Of renting
tbe upper portion Of old Union League hall, o.
Ninth street, to be fitted up aud used as q ten.
Peranee hall, was held in the hall Of Howard
Division, No. 2, Sons Of Temperance, Wednesday
evening; J. K. Bridge chairman and James T.
Powell secretary. The meeting proceeded to the
slection Of OflcerE With the following results J.
X Bridge, president; james T. Powell, perma-
nent secretary; A. q. Constantine, treasurer.
Direetors-J. i. H. Winfield. r. o. PolkinhOrn.
George Savage, John z. DObbyn, S. NJ Yeatman,
Edward BaWsel and WIN. Phipps. The board Of
directors we're authorized and requested TO pro
eeed 20 collect the subscriptions and rent and ut
ap the hall for the use Of IKE different temper
ance organizations.
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nsrALAMB. SYDNEY SMITH. TEEEFsOE.
THdCKERdL, DICKENS AND LONGFEL
low JAS 7. FIELDS, LTNC0LE HAIL 70.
EIGB1.

Prrrr.r.ENr ULSTER OVERcoArs. with hoo4s
T-iere Ulster OEereoats, with hoods.
fsauci's Hair Ulster Overcoats With hoods
4li made 90 she best manner, and prices very
~, &C. q. BEsnfae. No. 40 sevtash street.
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DTYORoE.

HHF4M7LL1R TALKS ABoUT TEE
Nan. H.BREKD,'.g4S 4. FIELDS. LIN
COIN HALL TONIGHT.
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~ KR. JAS. T. FIELDS, LINCOLN
HALL TONIGHT, "CH4RLES LAMB
AND HIS FRIENDS"
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CARRIAGES


CARRIAGES CARRIAGEStl
CARRIAGEetaf
On hand. . very large stock OF frst-class family
Carriages OF every description Including one very
eie CANT nfne-spring Landau. TRIMMED With brown
SATIN. Cost s. 90 less than year ago; VII De sold
for less q an haiftha amount.
800 ROBT. III. GRAHAM,
Nest noIl-3t
JACKSON WAGONS AT REDUCED
~ RATES.-We have just received new lot Of
those superior WAGONS for farmers and haulers.
A few heavy Lumber or Truck WAGONS, manu-
nctured expressly for this city.
MAGBATW = BELL,
northwest. sepl5-Sm
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MFTPnPnL[TLN pnLInE.

HFJAS T. FIELDS, aCHARLESLAMB AND
BIS FRIENDS" LINCOLN HALL TONIGHT.
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e MR. JAS. T. FIELDS, LINCOLN
RAIL TONIGHT, "CHARLES LAMB
AND HIS FRIENDS"
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1AeltlNn AlotOIlkys A,4als
Vote In lss2-DemOcratie. Il, sol; Republican,
1o,se3; Democratic majority, 2ss.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
O'Brien, Suter,
Democrat. Republican.
LIST, I'd, Sd, 9TH, 5th, eth,
7th, eth and 9Th wards
Of Baltimore city,. e,2Se Asa
OBrienie majority, $685.
Vote in 1872 Democratic, 9,6T5; Republican,
s,34o. Democratic majority, 1,529.
ToURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Swami. Cox,
Democrat. RepubIicda.
10th 70 10th wards Of
Baltimore city, except
.Ahe HIN. .lO,2o4 o,blO
SWann's majority, 3,1z4.
Vote in 1872: Democratic, l2,l4s; Republican,
l0,sst. Democratic majority, liza
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J. B. LIPPNCoTT q CO.,
PubIishers.

A VIKINGS
"a And awning frames, Manufactured b. J. 2.
HOGAN, us Market Space. Awnings for stores,
public buildings hotels, and private residences At
hetory prices. Flags and eamp-meeting tents for
Sole agent for the o u genuine Mldey-proof
Awnin Goods. telS-a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13

WYuE AHTTFTCTAL STONE COMPANH
OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLUl l1!A,,u, mr.
are prepared to supply. ~ ahort notice. 1.ll4 ~
Yesubulea. Sidewalks, Footways, and Cur1ine "a "a
clneren1 color8s Fountains, Lawn OrnAll.e1.-,.
Honse and Lava steps, and Plauorm5i aoasel
ronted; cellar walls and flooring cenaented = "a
cude dampness, Kitchens and areas CEN enls1 Ale
mace perfectly Dry, and sure ~ 49,.
The intrulion o. rats, tn5ecta SIS 4nq ~ 49,.
adapted Our PoEtland Cement oeco1el - > t ~
DAYS SUPERIOR to any Of The marbles o. 3lol4
~ ccmiron ~. ma i Al admirable imitation o.
eiffcf 11Srtls Or stone. II more durable, and N
hnn.s = - Louisiana ETslla
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CITY TTEMs.

SMILING faces are always seen in households
where Dooley's Yeast Powder is used. II does
not make sour, heavy cookery. Try it and be
happy.
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GONG KEST.

bF"EEGLISH LITERATURE AND AU.
THoRS,n JAS. T. FIELDS, LINCOLN HALL
TONIGHT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13
NRR ApHERTIsENENTs

AS-Y. NJ. C. A. LECTURE COURSE, JAS. 7
FIELDS, lincoln Hall TONIGHT
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a LITTLE PLAIY TRUTH.p

WFANELLAR TALKS ABoUT THE
NEW HE READ,'' JAS. T. FIELDS, In
COLIN HALL TONIGHT,
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rIRsr coreRrss1orAL p,srR,cr.
T TSa1l.:; :; /. ;..,;;. !: LAS, z

1hOmas majority. Z3l6
vote on Congressional election in 1sT2-Demo
cratic ~ 90; Republican, II SIC; Democratic ma
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13

Sixth CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

IIUIhIt : UuIUTIIYl IsHIW. :
Vote in 1872: Democratic, 1890; Republican
1, loi. Republican majority, l,lO5.
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FINANCIAL.
INV YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Fllrnishsd bv Leacfs johnson Co.. Bankers, VsrHon
ROto, aorfksdSt corner Pennsylvania avenue asl6
TsAth sired, WashfaRtoa.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13
HENRY. B. SEARI.E

ARCHITECT,
40 Z street, Opposite Post OEee No
-. partmen1s
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13
SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

EKR. JAS. T. FIELDS, LINCOLN
hill TONIGHT, "CH4RLES LIMB
AND HIS FRIENDS"