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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-02-12

RUBBER OVER SHOES.
V7OU can buy Rubber Over Shoes, for Gents,
Ladies and Misses, for the cash, at
DOBSON'S.
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CI1OTHING.

- STOCK OF CIOthlnR, lHau6 dI HUIIo, o1Ir "
best material Extra inducements are offered 70
bl1yers. We sell durable, homemade work, az
prices defying the competition OF northern snoat o.
sbort notice Il. F. ADICKES.
LADIES' DRESS SWAWLS.
IN this line of Goods we were enabled, curing
this season, to offer unexampled bargains. M
We have few more yet on hand, which Will 10
'io'oo ou' ''''' II. F. ADICKES.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.
VTOU can buy Ready-Made Clothing, at almost
cost, at DOBSON'S, to make room for Spring
stock for the cash.
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MILL SAWS.

4 MOTHER lot of those nice feet Diston Mill
n Saws, which will be sold low for the money.
T. NJ. DOBSON & co.
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IRISH POTATOES

~ BARRELS of Irish Potatoes, Early Rose
T. M. DOBSON & co.
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q w. COLLINS Axes, Padlocks, Hungarian
y. Tacks, Horse Rasps, Ames' Shovels, Stee
Manure Forks, and Curry Combs, for sale at
KENNEDY. LATIMER & HEMPHILLS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14

| with entered and commenced o TRADE Of allure on
| the woman, who quietly remarked to him, There
is the door-you GIT" He didn't; on the con-
trary he proceeded to take chair, talking all the
while about the defects 10 Mrs Cations character.
Again he was ordered of, but he wouldn't 60.
Thea the woman walked suddenly to the COY.
ner xhich held the shot gun, seized It, aae
discharged the contents into the hat and feaS
of the obnoxious intruder. In less time than
written John Beckwlth might have been seeg
darting up Valley street hatless, and Yelling
''save mo" at every jump. The parties were all
brought before Judge Smell yesterday mornizg
Mike Cation was arraigned for threatening 10 an.
initiate Beckwith, aud was placed under %.s6oC
bonds to keep the peace. Harriet and John
Beckwith were arraigned for threatening Resanna
Cation, and were placed under bonds to keep the
peace. BecSwith has sworn out q warrant charg
ing Mrs. Cation with assault and battery with In
tent to kill.
DISHONEST SERVANT.
On Monday last colored boy named Josiah
Bell, IN the employ Of Oficer Arnold, of the
countg, stole three go bills and gold dollar from
trunk belonging TO Mrs. Arnold, and inme-
diateay LEFT. The robbery was not discovered
untii Friday, when Mr. A. started In pursuit Of
Bell, and traced him about fifteen miles Into
montgomery county, Nd, and found he had re-
traced his steps toward this city. Sunday evening
Mr.. Arnold gave description Of the boy to Sta
tion-keeper Roderick, of the Seventh precinct,
and half an hour afterward the boy applied there
for lodgings and was recognized at once. Roder-
lex charged him with tho robbery, Of which he
denied all knowledge at first, but afterward owned
up to 1t and said he had spent all the money Tor
clothing, sc. None Of the money was found on
him, but he was arraigned before the Police Court
yesterday morning on the charge OF grand lar
ceny, and committed for action of the grand jury
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14
HIDE AND SEEK.
REoAprURE OF ESCAPED CoNy1 &c

RECAPTURE OF ESCAPED CONv lots.
Saturday night Sergeant Clements, with Off
GERS Saffel, Clawson, Mari and Crook, arrested
Jim Thompson, alias Black Jim, alias slippery
Jim, an inmate OF the Reform school, who escaped
from that institution about one week ago. A few
days after his escape he was arrested by Officer
Phillips, but while the officer was taking him to
the station he cut the nippers from his wrists and
made his escape. AfterHard he joined an old pal
named An Ford, and the pair together have, the
policemen allege, committed some five robberies.
Saturday night Sergeant Clements learned that
they were hiding in Andy Glsason's stable, in
Goat alley, and he and the officers above men.
toned surrounded the stable, and, on entering,
the fugitives made dive for hay Ion containing
about five tons Of hay. When ordered to come
out, they defed the officers, who set to work with
pitchforks, and as fast as they could remove the
hay to another end OF the stable, the boys in
the meantime dug deeper, aud some two hours
were spent in getting down to them. Finally
Sergeant Clemsnti struck Slippery Jim Oh the
head with the fork. making o mark which he will
carry for life, when he halloed, Hold up. o,
Lord send for doctor; Pm going to die" They
were snaked out, and Jim's head washed and
bound up, and Sunday morning he was returned
to the Reform school and Ford taken to the Police
Court,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By Green Williams:
At 10, ., and o'clock, at corner Of Tenth and d
streets, large sale Of dry goods.
BY Joseph F. Kelly:
at o'clock, improved and unimproved real
estate on H street north, between Sixth and Sew
enth streets west, sc.
AT 9 o'clock, small frame house and lot on cor
nor Of Sixteenth and v streets northwest.
BY Green & Williams:
At Il O'Clock, one planning mill, tenoning ma
chine, moulding machine, rip-saU, Ac., &c. at
Polkinhorn Building on D-street north, between
Sixth and Seventh streets west.
By B. H. Warner:
At s O'Clock, frst-class tWo-story basement
and mansard roof, pressed-brick front dueihng
with all the modern improvements, on n street
one door from the corner Of Tenth street north
west
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14
BASE BALL.
THE NATIONAL GLUE.

At a recent meeting OF the National Base Ball
Club the constitution and bylaws were read and
adopted, the organization Of the club completed,
aad the following officers elected: President, A.
F, ChIlds; secretary, NJ. Cayanaugh; treasurer,
d. W. Bruce; scorer, W. S. Parks. The board OF
direceors will consist of Messrs. Lusk, LaWrie,
Hollingshead and Howgate, Of which the presi-
dent Of the club will he chairman. As stated be-
fore the Olympic grounds have been secured, and
the nine propose to play all professional and
amateur clubs they can make arrangements with
SO 10 do. They also are trying to perfect ar
rangements with either the Boston or Baltimore
club to play match game here the latter part
Of this month, the proceeds Of the game to be de-
voted to charitable purposes. We hope our eiti'
gems will take due notice Of the aboye, and give
the "New Nationals" q warm reception on the
,ooa afop nft THAR dahut
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14
DEB.

COPELAND.-O1 the 18th Instant. after a short
Illness, which she bore with Christian fortltude,
MARY JANE, beloved wife Of N. G.. Copeland. and
daughter of Vim. Ii. Campbell, aged twenty-seven
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her parents
residence, No. 2I Second street southeast, Wednes-
dap, April Is, at O'Clock, Pm. lStar1
COLLINs.-Aprl Il, of consumption, MARY COL
LINs, in her forteth year. May she rest In peace.
residence, No. e2 II street southwest.
MERIAM.-On the 18Th instant, of pneumonia.
HELEN FLORENCE, aged three wears and five
months. beloved daughter of DIR. Epiraln y. and
Reistiyes and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from her parents
ltence, No. 6s3 New Jersey avenue northwest, on
Wednesday next at O'Clock, p. IN.
PIERCE.-Mrs. ELLEN PIERCE. wife of McGill @.
Pierce, after Il protracted Illness OF five months,
of consump ion, hlch she bore with Christian for
titude, April II, at O'Clock. m, at the age OF
thirty-two years, six months and fourteen days.
Funeral will take place at Israel church, April u,
at $50 O'Clock, p. m Friends OF the family are
spG ctfully invited TO attend.
FoRD.-On the 18th instant, at 1o:3O O'Clock q.
m, after LINGERING illness, JAMES II. FORD, aged
Relatives and friends of The family. are respect
residence, No. 2lI Eleventh street southwest, on
Tuesday next, at 2 O'Clock.
KELLY.-Yesterday, April u, JOHN +. KELLY.
third son of Richard and Elizs E. Kelly, in the
nineteenth year Of his age after an illness Of eight
months.
his Ather, Richard Kelly. ~ g street northwest,
relatives and friends Of the family are invited to at
tend.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14
POLICE COURT SKETCHES.
YESTERDAYS WORK AT THE PoLIol
COURT.

YESTERDAYS WORK AT THE POLICE
COURT.
Georgetown Is, on the whole, quiet place, iull
of aristocratic content, middle-elsss happiness
and poor patience. Yet, notwithstanding al
these virtues the town is occasionally startled by
crimes more or Iess heinons in their nature. The
last enc which zgitated the community, and came
near building new grave in Oak Hill cemetery,
was perpetrsted by Mrs. Cation, the wife OF
Michael Cation, living on Valley, near Road
street. John BeckWith, It appears, rents Of the
Cations, and Ike many other tenants, he gradually
grew into permanent dislike for his landlady,
and has from time to time employed himself in
using tantalizlng expressions to her, and when
these failed to have their desired eject he would
set his wife on her and stand indInerently by.
uhIlo the twain pulled down each others hair
and IN divers manner pummeled and scratched
each other into the cry Of "enough'' and
give up" Mrs. Cation suffered these indignities
on and on until Saturday night, when the matter
assumed neE aspect. Mr.. CAtcn was away from
home, and with the weakness Of o very weak
woman JOHN BeckWith took advantage Of his
absence and called on his wife. Cation had LEFT a
ueIl-lOaded shot gun with his wife for her self
protection and Mrs. Cation was feeling just in the
mood to shoot IT In cass Or en- srpergeneY Beck.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14
LITERARY AND MUSICAL ENTER.

The Jefferson Literary and Debating Society,
Composed Of young pen residing IN South Wash.
ington, and principally STUDENT Of the Jeaerion
public school, entertained large and Intelligent
audience last night at the Jefferson School build
Ing, Win a9s literary sHa RutssI entertain;
towards replenishing the school library. The
programme consisted OF solos, ohoruses, quar-.
tettes, eharades, defamation and recitation, aud
the farce OF the "Irlsh Tiger" A vote Of thanks
was rendered by the society to Miss Bette Ha-
vener, who acceptably presided at the piano.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14
Malaga Fruit Company
Aoa Nrdxatla street.

I'M THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS:
J. TRICT OF COLuMBIA, THE THIRTEENTH
DAY OF MARCH. 1874 .
Philander @. Langdon --
Charles Z. Evans, Austin Lit i-'i 80
tleheid, Thomas B. Creigh- No n esp Al Law.
ton, Herbert N. keene, JAS - - -
E. Lyon, Thomas Tracy.
Owen Pagan and William ~ FL. p =
IN motion 81 the plaintiff BY Messrs. Paine,
eraton and Morse, his attorneys, q Is ordered tha
the defendants, Charles Il. Evans, owen re gan sno
william O. Broughton, cause their appearance 10 Dc
entered herein on before the first rule day oc-
curing forty days after this day; otherwise tht
cause win be proceeded with As in case Of Default
BY the court. .-..... 60,
BY JOB BIRsARD, Asst Clerk. mariA-ssw
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LEONARD RUYCR.

The Sunday Gazette thus alludes to late po-
lice report in this journal: "Our readers will re-
member that THE REPUBLICAN had an account of
Leonard Huck abusing and sssaulting one Miss
Chamberlain. We read, in common with thou
sands Of others, certain letters which were pub
lshed at the time. Miss Chamberlain is 0 half
sister to this man Huyck, and we are satisfied she
has been robbed Of what little property she pos
sessed by this scamp. We are assured that, while
Hiss Chamberlain Is lady in every sense of the
word, Mr.. Huyck's reputation IN the past will not
bear Congressional investigation, which is the
worst remark any one can make"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14
THE BUELL. CASE.

THE GENERAL TERM TO DECIDE THE
CASE.
In the case Of A. q. Buell., charged with SIAN
dering Senator Chandler, and in which an appli-
cation to take the from the Police Court by
torGri had been filed was heard yesterday. Ohiei
Justice Cartier ordered the certiorari to issue,
whereupon the counsel for the United States
moved to quash the eertiordri. and this motion
was certified to be heard in the first instance be-
fore the Court In General Term.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14
MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIE 18th instant,
at Wesley chapel, by Rev. DR., Black, THOMAS n.
UN' WORTH and KATE 4. A. JOHNSON, all Of this
city.
BECK-BoDIEN.-ou Thursday evening, the 9th
instant, by Rev. Jacob Wilson. WIN. E. BECK ard
Mrs. ELIZA J. BoDIEN, all OF this city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14

Call and examine the fire and >ourglar-prooi
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Co;dfany, corner Of
Keeping Of securities jewelS silver-ware, or other
valuabIes. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Take trarninq from the Chicago and Bost0H .ares.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14

GRAND SALE OF VILLA AND GARDEN
. t.sss,.- > SITES. OF.
Latimgr L Cleary will sell about the last Of
dred acres of land lying between washington and
Alexandria which will be snbdivided in lots 70
suit ali parties A station will be built on the
ground by the failroad company. Great induce
meuts will be offered to purchasers. u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14
GOOD ENOUGH FOR THE RICH-CHEAP
ENOuGH EOR THE POOR.

Catawba Champagne, in quarts and pints, bot
tied by Samuel o. Palmer, 81 Greene street
Georgetown, d. @. Retail price, $40 per doZer
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THE MARKETS.


49, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Fsrnfshedbg LsIcfs johnson Co., BdnkeTs, Vernon
Ro1o, northeast corner PsnnsVludRtd ausite assd
Tenth stree, WasAsnafon;i r. vn.x arr,,,a t,7lg
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CINCINNATI LAGER BEER


from the Lion brewery, for sale ut s12O per doz en-
pint bottles by dealers throughout the District,
or by the agent, Samuel q. Palmer, Georgetown,
ID a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14

HSF AT A MEETING HELD ON
~ April 8, 1874, the following preamble and
resolution was adopted:
Whereas in consequence Of the uncertain manner
Of doing business the losses sustained in
the past, and in order to guard and prevent far
practical against the for the future 1t has
become necessary for the Master Stonecutters TO
adopt some measure to protect the interest OF the
trade and to insure more prompt and safe settle
ment Of accounts than has been practiced hereto
fore,
Resolved, That we, the undersigned Master
Stonecutters Of the city Of gton hereby SOL
emily agree and will strictly adhere to the follow
ing principle Of business viz That will for the
future refuse to furnish any material or labor to
any person who neglects refuses payments or
settlements OF accounts when Justly due.
JACOB vEIHMEYER,
n. A. MCGOWAN,
WIN. BRADLEY,
SAMUEL Emery,
JOIN Ha Il INSSff ttn TIA a. AckER'
d. McMINAMAN,
BURNS & BEENER
There will be q meeting on MOND AY, 10Th day of
April, the Master stonecutters, corner Of Third
str sS 81 sad Pennsylvania fs ssssrs.
~I. O. o. F.-THE MEMBERS OF
~ Magenenu Encampment, Mo- ]. y. o. F..
are requested to meet Ct the hall, Eighth street
O'Clock 70 attend the funeral Of our late brother
JAMES d; FORD r j Join Il F. o,NE11I, c. P.
w. y. ALLAN, Scribe. apI3-2ts
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosAIs foF HEMP.

NAVY PAY OFFICE, BOSTON,, April II. 1874.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE IN
I'll noon. APRIL "a, 1874, for the delivery Of my
800 tons Of best American Hemp at the United
States Navy Yard, Boston, Mass.
Samples OF the Hemp required will be furnished
by the CommAndant ofthe Navy Yard and also car
be seen in this ONCE. The Hemp mnst be equal &C
these samples in every respect, and subject TO thu
usual inspection in the Navy Yard after delivery.
All Hemp rejected must be removed nom the
Navy Yard at the risk and expense Of the bidder
and will be at his risk until removed.
The award Is to be given TO the lowest biddei
whose Hemp passes inspection. The price OF tbt
HEMP offered In the bid must include its deliver,
at the Navy Yard. -,
Two satisfactory sureties must accompany thu
bid guaranteeing faithful execution Of the ofel
IN sesented GEORGE PLUNkETT.
apit Paymaster, U. 8. n.
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no ONE NEED BE SHORT on NONE,

since II can be procured on eollaterais to any
amount AZ less than nalf the usual rates, ut X.
vania avenue Money can there be obtained on
all kinds Of personal property while for those who
there lie displayed q ine assortment of eoid and
silver watches, diamonds, musical instrumeuts
sewing machines. and vast assortment OF Other
articles which are selling ut almost one half what
they can be bought for elsewhere.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14

"PEERLEss QUEEN OF BURLEspUE,"
HISS LYDIA THOMPSON,
Her Mammoth Company,
comprising the names Of
Mis- Ada Beaumont, Miss Camille Dubois,
Hiss Alice Anterior, Miss Tfly Earl,
Miss Alma Santon, Miss Augusta Stuart,
Miss Alice Mansfield, Miss Madeline Santon,
Miss Dora Temple, Miss @. X. Wilson,
Mr.. WIN. EDoUIN,
Mr.. Harry Taylor, Mr.. James Barrett,
Mr.. John wray, Mr.. A. @. Cripps,
Mr.. Fl. A. Hllller, Mr. Harry Peck
MR.. WIN. wITHERs, JR.........Musical Director.
have in the most generous manner volunteered
their services in any capacity designated by the
HGif e. taji SffaiSn are
Business Manager q ~ thf THEN TnhSo%%psOn troupe;
Manager Ri f FordSs o opeEaeihOuse,
VINO nave made the following arrangements for
FoRD's OPERA HOUSE
On Thursday Matinee, April 16, 1874,
and to consist Of the burlesgue OF
blue BEARD
H e A T REN CHINE
supported by
Miss Lydia Thompson
and every member of her mammoth organization;
TO commence with the comedietta ofthe
CoNJUGAL LESSON.
Characters by
Miss JENNY CLIFFORD and CHAs. STANLEY.
Special Notice.
Tho Box-sheet Will be opened at the Box-ofnce of
the Theatre on WEDNESDAY. at 2. O'Clock, and
between that hour and 4o'ciock, will be presided
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON,
monsys offered viii be placed to the credit Of the
Charity Fund.
Reserved Seats limited. a. 50
Private Boxes. Is 90
of Bouquets In the audit orium of the theatre from
the opening OF the doors q o'clock until the
of the Thompson Troupe will act IS tieket-takers
and ushers, directed by Mr.. 7. Sharp, advance
agent of the Thompson Troupe, and Mr.. George
Ford, OF ford's Opera-house.
TICKETS FOR SALE AT
FQrd's Opers-house, National Theatre,
Ellis & Gu; MetzerOtt Co.,
Wizards HOTEL ,,; Arlington House,
The entire gross receipts are devoted to
CHARITY.
NATIONAL TIL EATRE.
MIR. j. u. SAVILLE.... .....Lessce and Manager.
L. L. hENDAL.L- ....buSinesS Manager.
MONDAY. April II, 1874.
Six Nfshts only, and one Matinee.
FOX DENlER's PANToMIME TROUPEi
TONY DENIER,
The sole acknowledge rival Of g. L. Fox, as
CLOWN,
In his famous Pantomlme, entitled
HUMPTY-DUMPTY,
As played for three years In New York city.
TWENTY-FIVE TALENTED PERFORMERS.
An array Of Specially Artists including Gymnas
tics, the Youngest Corlet player In the world,
Dutch Comical.ties, Spade Dancing, Songs and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14

= hEAbON5 WHY
DooLEY's YEAST POWDER Is preferred to any
other Baking Powder In market are owing to IL
purity, quaTlty, quantity and economy. The in
gradients are strictly free from deleterious sub.
stances and hence the tulf strength OF each are
obtained, and the results are uniform every time
IL is used. This can not be the case in those OF
ordinary Hauufacture, and for proof OF our asser-
ton we simply ask those who have never used
DooLEY's YEAST POWDER to give It o trial.
Your Grocer keeps It. DooLEY & BROTHER,
Manufacturers, Go New street, New York.
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oFFfCE,

r~DR. 8. s. BOND HAS REMOVED
~ 10 No. s13 First street, between II and
streets. Calls LEFT at the Drug Store corner Of
Tenth street and New York avenue viii receive
prompt attention. mh2l-u
s~LEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFS
% PRINTED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE
at the REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE. nolS-tf
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CRY ITEMS

aHAyE you A GOOD HAT; THE SECRET
OF YOUR LOOKS
LIES WITH TIE BEAVER In CANADIAN
yfRTTUE MAY FLOURISH IN AN OLD
BUT NAN AND NATURE scoRN THE
SHOCKING HAT"
The most approved styles OF geutlemen's dress
hats and nne son beaver hats at STINKMETz, hat
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14

LION BREWERY LAGER BEER
in casks and bottles, for sale by Sam1 q. Palmer,
Georgetown, ID. y. -, =. VA 90
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t~D. LANGELL'S ASTHMA CURE.

kSEeD. LANGELL'S ASTHMA CURE.
WARRANTED TO GIVE RELIEF IN FIVE
MINUTES.
cali aud st trial packa3e Of the above remedy
free gTdtis. :. Z ASs :.
20: s3in, -hoesale and retail, at
G. P. HOPKINS Drug Store,
.nt,u No l235 Massachusetts avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14
MISS THOMPSON


will tomorrow preside at the box-cfice from IN
I'll O'Clock for the disposal OF tickets and for the
sale OF reserved seats. As there are only about
five hundred Of the latter, 1t will be seen that
those who would avoid the rush on Thursday
would do we'll to give MissThOmpson a call to-
morrow during her hours Of reception. The private
boxes have been placed at the low price Of
twenty-five dollars but those so literally dis
posed as to pass in a one hundred dollar bill for
box will be doubly welcomed and be rewarded by
one Of the ladys sweetest SMILES As stated in the
advertisement, Miss Thompson has never yet
been taught to make change; therefore those who
purchase tickets from her need expect to receive
10 money in change. 1t is to be hoped that every
one who purchase tickets will do SO with green
back Of q large denomination.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14

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THE FIREMEN

are making commendablo effort to dispose Of
the tickets in large numbers. Each ticket will
be good for any entertainment given under the
present management, whether at Ford's the Ma
tiOnal, Willard's Lincoln hall or in a church Mr.
Charles Hurdle, foreman OF No. 2 engine COM
pany is making big effort to carry of the medal.
He yesterday obtained his second supply OF one
hundred tickets, and says he has hardly CON-
menced yet. Foreman Hurdle has entered into
the work with spirit that does him credit, and
which bids fair TO cause him distinction.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14
institutions Of Washington,

CHARITABLR
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ADJUSTMENTS.

. Il NJ H r. Z TT
TO THE
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FOR SALE.-THAT VERY DEsIRABLE
properly at southeast corner OF Sixth and =
streets. This corner Is susceptible OF yery prodt.
able Improvement. Terms easy.
auI+st rs,.-, Z. 4 4; wilson,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14

ENOR SALE-TWO ELEGANT RESI-
II dences at West End, g., OG0 each. Several hne
houses in tern section from g. o 20 alA 600!
Houses on Rhods Island avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, at from $3.50 10 q. SO; several
desirable houses on Capitol Hll. A large list or
cheap houses from 81, 90 to 81 90. large list OF
desirable building lots In all pirts OF the cIty.
E. J. SWEET, Heal Estate Broker,