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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-12

RACE WEtK.-The attraction that the
races afford bring to city many visitors, and to
them would whisper word of advice. Go to the
establishment of Capt b. 7. Washe, ITO Canal street,
where will be found all the new styles of neckwear
and underwear for gentlemen, boys and children,
which he is offering at remarkably low prices to suit
the sringency of the times and the scarcity Of green
backs. Be sure to give Walshe CALL
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The first number of the New Orleans
Bulletin reached us yesterday. 1t is a
handsomely printed paper of twenty -four
columns, and in its arrangement, style and
tone, gives earnest Of vitality and useful
ness. We wish our contemporary abundant
uccess.-Memphis appeal, 9Th last.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-12

The English literary journals are full of
articles lately about Chaucer and Shakes
peare. Five or six rival reprinting societies
are in full blast, giving the public the works
of all the earlier English poets. If there is
half as much study of these authors as there
is writing about them, this Chaucer and
Shakespeare epidemic may be fruitful of
henefit
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The Rivers Rising.
More anon
OFFICE thief SIGNAL OFF cE,
Washington, April IL, 1874.

OFFICE Thief SIGNAL OFF cE, !
Washington April IL, 1874.
Observer Signal Service o. s. A., New Orleans:
The heavy rise in the Cumberland, Ten
nessee, Allegheny, Monographs and Ohio
rivers, reported April 10th, will probably
cause further rise in the Mississippi
ALBERT J. MYER,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Signal Officer.
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Npecinl Notices.

Once OF Factors ana Traders Insuran nee
Co-27 CorOhdelet street-New Orleans March o. 1874
In compliance with Section Article OF the charter,
election for TWEEN i've Trustees. to such
for the ensrng fiscal year. will be held at the office Of
this company 81 Carondelet street. the 18th day Of
April 1874. between the hours Of IL A. M. and p n.
mh29 I'd ED. A. PALFREY, Secretary.
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Cow PEAs.-Messrs. Kelly Il Doherty, So
Poydras street, have large stock of Cow Peaso
hand. and receiving fresh supplies daily 10 which
we direct the attention Of the trade.
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SPRING CLoTHING.-Our energetic an,

SPRING CLOTHING.-Our energetic and en-
terprisng friends Messrs. Pierson Hews, Is and Is
Camp street. are always up to the requirements and
fashions of the times. Their stock recently eeived
cannot be surpassed in extent and variety in the
southern country. Their garments well made, Of
the best and Of the nobbiest material and styles and
their prices correspond with the necessities Of the pur
chasers. See thei advertisement.
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WESTERN PRoDUCE.-Read the advertise
ment of Messrs. Finney, Sheehan l. Russ 81 Poydraa
street. who have always on hand a large stock Of
HAMS Bacon, 81 les, Shoulders and Green Meats.
which they offer to the trade At the lowest market
rates.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND PROvIsIONs.-Mr H. J.
Eawler. whose local habitaion is at IS to S. Peters
street has a very extensive stock of -four, grain aud
provisions, all OF tbs most noted brands to which
we call the attention Of the trade. If you doubt our
word inst give Mr.. Lawler call.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-12

We are glad to see in our city Mr.. James
B. Seward, who is connected with the staunch and
widely known house of G. H. l. E. F. Witthsus l. Co.
importers of Mems Furnishing Goods. 496 Broadway,
New York. Mr.. Seward makes his headquarters.
during his short stay in New Orleans at B. Washes
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-12

BRIEF PRINTING.-Lawyers would do well
to read the advertisement OF Messrs Clark Hofeline
No. 9 Bank Place.
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DRYss GooDs.-Call on Messrs, NJ, Il. Byrne
Co, 163 Canal street. who have an extensive au,.
sp endd stock 81 the most fashionable dress goods to
which they cal the attention of their lady friends
For these goods they asking remarkably low
prices Call and see for YOURSELVES.
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The Columbia Enquirer says: "Since No
vember 10, 1868, when the homestead act
was passed in Georgia, PIT persons in Mus
cogee county have taken advantage of its
provisions. This is very small percentage
IN "a. 900 inhabitants
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Monday, April l3, and until further
notice.
The grand original Spectacular Extravaganza, entitled
the
SEVEN SISTERS,
Produced with new scenery, new music brilliant
wardrobe, new appointments and new local songs.
An atrac,iv Clio Entera nment, strengthened by the
rec ,Ragement of
LEONA DARE,
and introducing in the powerful cast,
ALICE HARRISON.
A Grsnd Female Minstrel Scene, Grand Zouave Drill
by Thirty Young Ladies, assisted by the Drum Corps
attached to the 18th United States Infantry, under
the direction of Drum Major ID. A. G. Lee.
Magnificent Illuminated Final Scenic Effect
GRAND SEVEN SISTERS MANIFESTATION
NOON.
In acknowledgements. ap12
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To the readers of Dickens, the ale house
has about it of old associations and memories
10 Walker after exp ndng over $4,000 has brought
to our people true copy of those famous plac of
T sort where Ben Johnson wont to while away an
afternoon. Furnished with everything that the con-
noisseur could possibly DESIRE the Ale and Tap DOM
No. ll3 Caua street, will be the centre Of town talk
and gentlemen lounsers. Few of reader. are un.
acquainted tn tho merits of his huge refrig rator
the cooling mugs of refreshing ale and the quiet tete
atete he offers to the of business but to those
who have not. yet tasted of these sweets we can
only say, go TO Joe Walkel 8 and die.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
S L Kimball, Chicago Mrs P.O Heher4 and child.
Jno H Buckner aud fam La
lily, La Jno LonwisnA Jr, NY
N Horn, Ark Ell Lamoreauk Pa
T Davis, USA VIZ Marrs, Ky
Miss Mary Gof, Ala Gay Bryan. st Louis
Mss Mary Casey, :. &C Howell, Texas
Miss Stewart, =. TIE Hioks. NY
CITY HOTEE.
v II Readm IN, Str st Mary NJ NJ Eavans Mississippi
Baa man, Clay NJ Hlyard. Mississippi
Francis Mississippi u Rease, Kentucky
G Kernel, Tennessee H Johnson Mississippi
G H Jackson. Philadelphia W P Hardeman and wife,
] Clore, Mississippi Texas
H z Rose. Ohio Fred Myers New York
Boughner, River d Rifle, Texas
Malary New York ORA j Cotton Mississippi
w Dihrell, Texas j w Massey, do
T j SurMan, do RIB irwin, do
g White, Kentucky Ed Britt, New York
White. do j P Jeiry Coast
VIM Blanche, Texas
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AuctiOn SUES.

AuctiOn NUles.
EXTE SIvE UNRESERvED CREDIT SALE.
MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1874.
400 CASES SUMMER DRY GOODS
AT AUCTION,
ON LIBERAL TERMS OF CREDIT.
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS Il CO.A.ArEx
- Levy, Auetloneer-Salesrooin, No. 30 Chartrea
s,reet-on MONDAY. the !2t'. inst, at 10 O'Clock.
A. NJ, will be sold
COMPLETE LINE OF FINE
SPRING AND SUN "ER DRY GOODS.
Comprising
SWISS NULL. NULL NULL, JACONETs. TARIA.
TANS. NAIN5OOKS. BISHOP LAWNS.
VICTOkI, lawns,
WHITE AND BUFF rIQUES,
BUFF LAWNS.
PRINTED UNION AND LINEN LAWNS
WHITE GRENADINES,
IRISH AND GERM LINENS.
Also --x
Union, Linen. HhEk ana Darnask Towels.
Damask Napkins aud Table Cloths,
MAR EILLES QUILTS.
Cotton and Linen Handkerchief,
snd a Full Line of
GERMAN AND BRI fish HOSIERY
For La lirs, Misses, Men, Boys AVID Children
The whole offering iperior assortment of
RECE >TLY IMPOHTED GOODS
Terms-Liberal at sale. apI2 1t
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-12

THM DRAMATICs OF COUGHING. - Very
few of our read is, we believe, aware, sny more
thar oursclees. that coughing, although made Tbs
subject of Hlins q ''dup, crank aud oddly" had
ever been made the theme Of dramatic composition.
Yet SO it would seem to have bsen, II manuscript
picked up in the streets yesterday INDY be relied on
The production is appropriately enough entitled
"The Grand Expectorant." OF its value our readers
may judge from the following extract from this
manifesty very ancient work:
No l.
i" Silence that dreadful cough 1t doth alright
This isle from its proprietor"
No. .
:" That's very fne for you, as hasn't none
But can't see it In the same petroleum"
No. l.
Shut up your barking! have heard enough;
Pope's cure will stop 1t. if you'll tsie the
stuff"
[Exit No. on expedition in search of the corner
Of Prytania and Jackson streetsl
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AnlltSeNaentS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Sunday, April IL.
IMMENSE B LII OF ATTRACTION.
LEONA DARE, tn. Wonder of the World.
TWO BURLESQUES.
Last night OF UCREiIA BORGIA. M. d.
Aud the popular Bur esque adapted for this theatre.
1HE BLACK CROOK. ap12
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Do not forget to give the boys call, they are
worthy of liberal patronage. apo I'd
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GRAND ENTERTAINMENT

Corner OF Elysian Fields and Greatman streets,
On Saturday and sunday EVENING"
April 18th and l2h.
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E'LOUR. .......GKAlN.....-P PROVISIONS.
For sale in lots TO suit purchasers at very lowest
rates.
Tn following popular brands Of -four. of which
have a large hand and to arrive; the stten.
ton # the trade s invited inspect the Same before
going elsewhere.
Hlnckley Mills. st. Patrick,
Eureka No. ], Napoleon,
Cape Girsrdeau City Key West Beauty
Sucker City, Tea liable,
LAWYERS Hamlet, W.s:ern Beauty.
OATS
500, sacks Choice Gal. ma OATS
CORN
$500 sacks Choice White, Yellow and Mixed
HAY
so bbls. Choice aud Prime.
BACON
q casks Bacon, Clear and Clear Rib SIDES
10 casks Bacon SHOULDERS.
10 cases l'ry Sailed SHOULDERS.
so tierces Ref ned LARD.
100 kegs RafDed LARD
% cases Sugarcured HAMS.
II. T. LAWYER.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Nos. Is to So Peters Street,
Late New Levee,)
And 81. 50. 81, 50 and IS Fulton Street.
ap12 I'm 3dp New Orleans.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-12

LARGE STOCK ON HAND AND RECEIVING
DAILY.
Parties wishing to buy will please call and examine
our stock and prices before pu chasing elsewhere
KELLY DOHERIY.
ap126t SO Poydras Street.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-03-26

Can we ever fully accomplish its OBJ
icc,s! Honest: incalculatcd, cduca-
ton nourishcd, charity prominent
characteristic. brotherlv love cult
waited. Should our order live hum
dreds Of years il will still find n wide
field Of usefulness.
May the Farae,' be- ever IL now the
fearless champion of our oder, and may
it prosper according to its merits is my
wish. J. l.. ZIMMERMAN, deputy.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-03-26
How to Make an Orchard.

In commencing TO make an orchard
a wear. but for lifetime, and ii we
make mistakes il may take years more
TO correct them. We should, there
fore. consider carefully what we will
plant. and where and how to plant
TO bring the best returns. a small
orchard well tended is worth more
than large one that is neglected, and
no one should plant more than he can
care for.
Select merely such varieties rs are
known to succeed in Kansas oachards.
If Won are not acquainted with varie-
ties. learn from those who are and have
tested them in Kansas. Do not plant
large quantities Of variety because II
was valuable in New York, Ohio or
some other state.
Select, if possible. the highest ground
on the farm for your orchard site, and
let il be naturally or artiticially drained
so that water will never stand about
| the roots.
The soil should be well prepared by
thorough and deep blowing the fall be-
| fore planting.
Having the ground selected and pre-
pared for the orchard 90 TO the nearest
reliable nursery and get the trees fresh
from the ground. Ii not convenient
to go to the nursery and select the
trees. send your order by some reliable
man. If YOU cannot find any better
way to get your trees, buy of ped
( der rather than go without. though il
is much the better way TO buy direc,
from the man that grows them.
DO net expose the roots to the sun or
air, an,: as soon as you get them bury
them in moist earth, taking out only
rs wanted for planting. Never dig
large, deep holes for water 10 stand in
under the trees. but have the ground
all well worked. Throw out earth
enough TO give the roots room TO set
out your trees in. and fill up carefully
with fine. mellow earth, pressing il
firmly about the roots. The planting
should be done when the ground is in
good order for working, and not too
wet: if dry, water when the earth Is
nearly filled in. and then fill up with
dry earth To prevent baking.
On good soil. not too light but well
drained. plant two or three inches
deeper than the trees grew in the
nursery II the soil is tenacious and
not well drained. plant almost on top
and ridge up TO them. leaving deep
burrows between the rows for drains,
and raise the earth about three or four
inches. for they will stand deeper than
they grew.
In light. sandy, well drained SOL.
plaut five or six inches deeper than the
trees grew.
NV experience teaches me the best
TIM 10 plant is in the spring. befo c
the growth start. but il will do %
plant until the buds are fairly opened.
S. Z. Kelsey.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-03-26
From the Kansas Farmer.
From Sedpwick County.

EpIroR FARMER: Less than one year
ago there was not single grange in
this county. and very little was known
OF the order OF Patrons of Husbaudry,
but the people were ripe for organiza-
ton. Its noble objects and principles
were such IA to commend il to every
thinking filler of the soil. No argu-
men, was needed 10 convince them
that they ought 10 join lis ranks.
At this time we have twenty-ninc
oranges. aud ere You receive this. we
will have thirty-one. Since December
18TH have organized fourteen oranges,
ten in this county. two in Harvey coun-
~, one in Summer county, and one in
Reno county.
Recently l have organized Settler
Springs grange. Minneha township,
CYRUS Webb. master, and j. u. Fox,
Secretary. Wichita.
This grange would have been much
stronger. but The people did not have
sufficient warning that | was 10 be
with them. Many were prevented
from joining ON account OF not being
prepared financially.
Last week organized PAYNE grange,
Payne township, Joseph Corwin. mas
ter, and james Wilson, secretary, Wicli-
tia. This grange was organized with
thirty members, and good many
more would have been glad to become
charter members, if il had been posi-
BILE. Instead of the interest in our or
der diving out il is becoming greater
from day 10 day.
A friend living in Illinois, who is
not n member of the order. wrote me a
few DAYS ago. that if we Patrons wish
10 reap any benefit from the order we
must do SO soon; for ii is not destined
TO live long.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-03-26

w E S T w A K D !!
The Direct Line TO { ARBONDALE,
OSAGECfTY, NEWTON. WICHITA,
EMPORIA. HUTCHINSON. GREAT
BEND, DODGE CITY, and connect
ing At GRANADA with BARLOW.
I SANDERSON 4 co.'s STAGES for
Pueblo. LAS ANiNAs, TRINIDAD.
LAS VIC As. SANTA FE. ETC.
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aAiIRoAps.
Atchisan, Topeka ard Santa Fe
f 4 / L ROAD
Completed fran ATCIlISGN to Ora
NADIA, Colors.io.

E A 8 T w "A r Dl
Ci"e connection 70 CHIC AGO. ST.
LOUIS. CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE.
aud all SOUTHERN and EASTERN
CITIES.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-03-26

Married men borrowing money of ~ ~
mortgage are required - bring iAetr w'fs. :
cur affsc~ to secure loan
y PA,fies livtsS AZ . distance car eontrr ey
terfrr, describing the Character Of issS. ft<y Co.
siys, vA0 paroesisx1 VII b szrnAse<c 0en
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-28


from the wsntoa extravaganoe Of the very
ex Governor who assumed to represent here
the State he has wrecked. When such
Democrats are frank to stigmatize many of
her liabilities. by him. consnosed, to sras
fraudulent q were MCLEOD retun 1--WE
fail yet moe q discover jusl 1hers hi sep,
q louisiana desl!e to let IN; Ithisthey
"a ay citizens 4 a&Iartissae. thai the
n hocraic eldentE q cdngrn wnaot
q tio6 Feleyi1 tntet1 repss. ana thus both
hskitst raditis6M peaneiploAnd wias cer'
tain defeat in Louisiana, we fully believe {;
that Congress and the President will let
Louisiana conserve herself undef-hef pres
ent auspices we also believe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-28

The business Office of The RxPusIIcAx for
Inc present will continue 1t Tenth and p
streets, at which place all persons hsying busi-
aess relations with the paper viii cal. Due
sotics viii be given of the removal Of the
business department to the new REruBLIcAN
building |
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PERSONAL.

The editor of the New York Ismes in
defending himself against certain charges
for the original publication of which we are
not responsible, uses the language of a
bully, and not that Of a gentleman. Wedo
not intend to- descend t. his level, but we
advise him to be little careful, Tor thene is
evidence of his moral worthlessness in ex-
istenoe, and in this olticc, that he would
not be very anxious to see in print. But
we shall not, unlcas compc1A 70 do 90,
wage any such warfare. The article which
has made'th the editor ofthc Times 20 uncom.
fortable IS Reproduced this morning: -'@s -.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-28

.. -.,-,,,,f A.rE ;o!. -; ~. sssg'l srsEI ST
sr.e, =, as-aas E=ssf ,.s,ss ~ liJ ~. -si
I.rs,s -.ls-o ~ $3.50 81 ~ %. lai s'asa
= i7ste ,xsosisd .ss-EISf -, :sSs SO. ~.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IL 10 EAIr4fE'f; AZ D Fit

-. ~ rCIS 70, .t!l I.
- nv 1se" 1u'A '".e'' m IN a'ie'e ye1
. .. ,a mn 'ns 'u'yee' =, 'ne nl'anoe
ue4e eAlecf'sna
n% eAs7ssSe y 's.'s Po"ei
S'.' iesu,a'.oa ol .ne CURRENCY sroMhs
~. y. VIVA. was !en 70 oe necess,ty -
80 W, ~ ~. 1lrsady zone macn g nouny ~
s,g = y g9t Soyeipni u.u .sI
sseN.lty .os tAe' Worse tie ~
fSyse1saNits2 SnNlteHeeH W sss.si f'sSp'i, I,
~ ecvT 90 ."'e.se4' Eaeg,s. fspys..sr
80. ~ Pos W p w ~ ~ -, sss.s: =.
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ss'.sN - N's'. 3 y. . 1872 80
& 100 ."e. .es'e. ~ - y..ss..:s -
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.0st@ poseefs ct . ktna a'.c ee.sHs Heos, TT
se"psstss w. tee'a .''"''sa'ss 's'ss! -:
s'a''s'y e1 .a1,e more .. ana mo,'
pgvss:an pa1rI' s''e .s2zs.e. y. -.
Ahls =, " Say Tue Nas., .u,.9as e..so
n's',m 70 issa IN Joui ma ~n's4l ei.e,,s
,vseh as M cnly hepu'l.s''h ~. IN ~ no"
.ofhi Milcn - eaueaSos'lns y use .nh
Mica, iaAealne,s % efs parry WeA:e-e'S
1cal'ion anu ~ e ,'sAe tle Pi' ~
AI.osss i1,hfy oeiuptes = .ns tS
coenc.s, ~ tne t,'.rse na'', oean nl..ee y
o'e vi ''ae so-ca'ieo antei'enaens !.' A
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r.. N.r,oxAL REPUBLICAN Is pubiished every
-o-n,n9 fsundays excepted) at the southwest cor
.~r.fTbirteenths street and Pennsylvania enenSS
And IL furnished to subscribers 10Y ear 1872
cents per month. ~
N.u subscribers, esoo per year; go 1or -
..ontbs and Saoo for three mouths. 1eems
ysriabiy In advance. I'll
RATES or ADvERTrsIHa: ~
Twenty-Five cents per line. AdysIsssm 4. s ,M
shc head Of ..For Sale or Rent, " Nv ansed, ct
ID Tound. :, and personal" twelve and hall
cents per line.
THE WEEKLY, NATIONAL REfBBLfcAN
,,,ub,tshed eysvy Thursday morning, and is fur
,sh.,f 10 uubscrfbers at the following rates: One
coDy one year, q; three copies- one ysar. 81 tea
copies one year. as; single copies, In Wrappers hye
nenas each.l GILiII NG AEE-0
~ All communications whether on business Or
eor pebficafion, should be addressed 20 WM Y.
nURTAGH, Proprieter, NATIONAL RErCBLIcAs'
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-28

The york originally Published undsr the title Of
ThE NV AMEslsAX CxcL 4EDiA was Sompls,sd
ssssIcrseRns a ss,ea nave tsiea ses Ia
sss e sssns L s am n
Hfact n reisoe. and to Issues new etii!
VIM &c isss t:a Sssss ihs rsossss. q dlscoy-
.e ssss Z q * N. made
~, e g Is s s, kess gs e;
spricssioa . - ascsai arts and The
sSsseSssess ss1 rsanssfna e. ,Scssi Life: Srr "a,
ciyii war 81 or own .ceantry. which wss at Its
"a "a. Hss
:s: sssrsss;
ne great poiitiea, rsyoutions Of the last decade
srcssSs into p.S,le view mnliissde q new men,
whose nance sse Ii every ones mouih, aud ofwhose
Great Sssass have been fought sad apeff.nt sirses
q which the details r; ar. rs = =,
Es sksis si.ss sss5in:nt :s% ss.sss.is history;
~ sss s a = az sS..s;s s S Az
snS Ia fsfa.S a. scerste. scroaai Il fss .osf re.
cent discoveries In science Of every firsd preduc-
sriensi Issard q the prosress d POLITICAL and
The work has beca begun after long and careful
pceiimt..ry ial.es. and with the most ample re-
aasd Sas sry psHe has been priatsd On new type
forMing In nets new Cycicpcdia. with the sihe
e.vster pee%ais.s rsnsiisres and with ssch Inn
proycmchts In It's competition rs have been sWE-
gested' By longer expsraeaee and ENLARGED knowi-
,:s,s.e.: ssS ,a.seSassd fSr The
for s ;a q 70 ,c ess sS e
uhrar all brnn rl,esfp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-28

opened on Pennsyivsnia ayense, befvces fxe13s
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1H6,KsPgBLFcAE HAS EARGEH efRCu-
IA l40T THAN AMI OTHER MORNING. PAPER
IkfHE DISTRICT OF coEUNBfl. II -. :
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opened. at reduced prices. e
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-28
PIANOS.


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! AT eakArbY REDUCED PRICES 4
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We have iust opened line Of Black Silks. ranS
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@ OF the MNshta0oaDGss-s4eht 9ompany. for
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