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National Republican., 1875-11-18
The Best Evidence.

tor NJ. 8. Church, Natfck, Mass.. Will be read with
interet by many physicians; Also those suffering
IRON the same disease ss AFFLICTED the SON OF the
Rev. Z. 8. Best. No person can doubt this stesti-
mony. and there is NO doubt about the curative
NArIcK, MASS, Jan /, 1874.
DEAR SIR: Wehave good reason for regarding
your VEGEr1HE medicine Of the n eatest valu E.
We ieel assured that IL has been tae means OF saw
Ing our sons life. He Is now seventeen years Of
age. For the last two years he has suffered from
necrosis OF his leg, caused by scrofulous Affection
and was 80 far reduced that nearly all who saw
him thoaght bis recovery impossible. A council Of
able physicians could give us but the fantest hope
OF bis ever ral1ying, two or the number declaring
that he was beyond the reach OF human medies.
that even ampufstion could not save hin. he had
not ylgor enough to endure the operation. Just
then we commenced giving him VEGETIHE, and
from that time to the present he has been contln-
uously improving. he has Lately resumed his
studies thrown away crutches and cane, and walks
about cheerfully and strong.
Though there Is still some discharge from the
opening where the limb WAS lanced, we have the
fullest confidence that In little time he VIII be
He has taken about three dozen bottles OF VEG
ETINE. but lately uses but little, as he declares
that he Is too we'll 20 be taking medicine.
Respectfully youys, e BEST. p,,-
b - - ----~@s
National Republican., 1875-11-18
pi .trict GoHsrnmsnt.

The Georgetown GaSlight Company has been
ordered to lower the gss-mains and services on
Beall street, Georgetown, as soon as possible q .
Il Is proposed to complete the improvement on
that street this fall.
Lieutenant Hoxie has authorized the Washing
1oa Gss'ight Company to substitute larger SUP.
ply-pipes TO the lamps on Pelnsylvania avenue,
between the Capitol and the Executive Mansion;
erect one lamp at the corner Of Fourth and A
Etroefs east attach lamp to each OF the build
tngs nttsd up for the Fifth and Sixth police sta
tons, 10 be tettered respectively metropolitan
Police Precinct" with number Of station: erect
twenty lamps on b, between Ninth and Boundary
streets northeast. and seven lamps on street
aouth. between street west and New Jersey
SIe1ue.
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following building permits were issued YES
ferdsy By Inspector PloWnan: Jas. .Oadya three
story brick dwelling, south side NJ between
TWenty-second and Twenty third streets north.
west, 600. George T. Gulick, Is tWo-story frame
dwellings,, south side Park, between b and @ and
Eleventh end Twelfth streets northeast; 90, ,oO0f
National Republican., 1875-11-18
TIE CLOTHING TRADE.

WAsuINGToN. ID. c., Nov. Is, LIS.
70 the Editor Of the National Republican:
SIR: You Will please discontinue the publication
Of my local or city items heretofore copied from
the Evening Star. You can scarcely expect me
20 advertise in newspaper which advises its
readers not TO purchase my wares. A proper SELF
respect forbids IL. Yours truly,
GEo. @. HEESINe.
The above communication explains ITSELF l.
came through the mail, which accounts for the
aslay in its publication It shows the alacrity
with which the writer Gowns up"
No shoddy in Ours.
10 the Editor Of the National ReDubltean:
SIR: Having seen in Saturdays REPUBLICAN
m exposition Of shoddy goods we take this method
20 inform you and the public that we keep moth.
ing but the genuine article.
]. HAMBURGER & Son,
6l5 PenDsvlvanis avenue,
Under MetrJpolitan hotel.
National Republican., 1875-11-18
Auct,on sale, rn.dar.

By B. II. Warner:
At $50 o'clock the north tventvdv fee. of iot
Q, in square 3l3.
Al! O'clock, lots Nos. aud 3, in squars.2sz.
a. s:eo O'clock Valuable Improved land IN the
AT O'clock, valuable min property in the
county Of Washington, d. o., lying on Rock
c..e, improved By large brick sniII and other
By Wash b. Williams:
A. 10 o'clock, a. No. 20 Third street northeast.
nne A.s9rtnent q household furniture.
east corner ofNewJersey avenue and ID street
By Ouueanfon Bros.:
AT 40 O'Clock, unInproved property ON rven.
fy-1iIh iiIest, near = ltrset nerihKsst.
National Republican., 1875-11-18
Wisconsin Elsction.

MIwAUKEz, Nov. 1T.-FulI ofhcial vote from
all the counties has been received. The majori.
ties Of the successful candidates are as follows
Gov. LudinstoD, Republican, 81; Lieut.. Gov.
Parker, Democrat, 1,2o1; Secretary Of State
Doyle, Democrat, 81; Treasurer Kuehn, Demo-
crat, 2,So4; Attorney General Sloan, Democrat,
1,s1l; Superintendent Public Instruction Soaring,
Democrat LIS
National Republican., 1875-11-18
Marriage Licenses,

The following licenses were issued yesterday !:
Richard HartnelI and Katie Conover; Louis Gold
man and Clara Lesch; John DeTreYIlIe and Ida
Van DeVenten; Joseph A. Brown and CornelIa
a. Bell; Champ Scott and Bette Luck: Isaac s.
Hollidge and Annie b. Crawford; VIM. YOnse
and Louisa PfeIl; James Reed and Alice Lswis;
Amos L. Lewis and Clara Wells; Oscar Smith
nna CarolIne
National Republican., 1875-11-18
National Grange.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 1.-THE National
Grange met at the Gait house to-day. There was
full delegation from all the States and Terrific
ries with the exception Of one or two, which are
expected tomorrow. There is no delegation from
the Dominion Of Canada, as the oranges there do
not belong to the jurisdiction OF the National
Grange. The address OF welcome was delivered
by Worthy Master NJ. d. Davis, Of KY, who was
responded to by Worthy Master W. A. Adams,
OF Iowa, master Of the National Grange. Worthy
labors for the year. No other business was done
save arranging the number Of delegates each
state is entitled to, and the amount Of annual
tiOnal Gran0a
National Republican., 1875-11-18
NEW ApvERTIsEMENTs.
Wall & Robinson.

Na1 q hoDlneo0.
Proposals. for dredging.
Firstclass board on o street.
Twelveroom house for rent.
Imperial hotel billiard room.
Money to loan on real estate,
Tobacco and cigar store for gale.
Notice Of letters Of administration.
House wanted for a;famiIy OF three.
The best and last race Of the season.
Rooms and board on Corcoran street.
House on East Capitol street for rent.
Order OF the District Supreme Court.
Elevsn-room furnished house for rent.
Pleasant rooms withIhoard on K.street.
Meeting OF Eureka r. A. Chapter, No. l.
An interest In . daily Newspaper for sale.
Government fale of.valuable-lands In Kansas.
rockingham Ce.'s Financial Weekly Report.
oassin Liebermsu, real estate and insurance
brokers.
Handsomely furnished IroOms-on Fifth street
southeast -
Opening of Leadingham & weddicombe,s Iiy.
cry stables.
Proposals for building dam on the Great
KanaThs river.
Opening Of lot OF millinery at wIllards hotel
by Mrs. ID. A. Connolly.
National Republican., 1875-11-18
Unfou Iaa0ua,

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE executive committee
Of the Union League Of America met to-day at
the st. Nicholas hotel, and resolved to call an
annual meeting Of the body for the sth Of next
month in PhilaGelphis, when the subjects to be
considered are, national politcs public school In
terests and protective tariff
National Republican., 1875-11-18
Real Estate Sale.

Thof. Dowling, auctioneer, sold yesterday AFTER
noon, for J. J. Dermody, trustee, lots q and n in
Van hook & Metcalf's recorded subdivision Of
square No. oA. situated on Ninth street south
east, between B and streets, improved by q
for S2 $50.
National Republican., 1875-11-18
supreme Court Of The United States.

WEDNESDAY,, Nov. IL, 1873
On motion Of Mr. WIN. H. Clifford, Edward
winsloW Fox. esq, Of Portland Maine was ad-
mitted to practice as an attorney and counselor
Of this court.
Case No. AZ. The Baltimore and Potomac Rail.
road Company, plaintiff In error, vs. the Trustees
Of the Sixth Presbyterian Church. The court de-
clined TO hear further argument In this cause.
No. is. Gustave T. Beauregard, plaintiff In
error, vs. Ohas. Case, receiver, Sc;
No. <o6. Thomas p. May, plaintiff In error, W.
Chas. Case, receiver, Sc. These causes were
argued by Mr.. J. ID. Mcpherson, Of counsel for
the plaintiff In error. and Mr.. p. Phillips and
Mr.. o. Case for the defendant In error.
No. 10. John Carey ct al, plaintiffs In error vs.
Henry T. Brown. The argument OF this cause
was commenced by Mr.. Conway Robinson, OF
counsel for the plaintiffs IN error.
Adjourned until TO morrow at u o'clock.
National Republican., 1875-11-18
AMERICAS INSTITUTE OF ARcH1rEcr,.

Meeting Of tho Members in Baltimore.
BALTIMoRE, Nov. 1.-THE ninth annual con-
ventIon Of the American Institute OF Architects
assembled In -fhls Oily today 10 the absence Of
the president. Richard Upjohn, OF New York.
Richard M. Hunt, Of New York, was called to the
chair.
The annual address was read By Henry. Van
Brunt, Of Boston. The address was adopted, and
vote Of thanks passed to Mr.. Van Brunt.
The report Of the board OF trustees was next
presented BY Mr. Walter. and read BY the secre-
,aIy large par, Of ,s 4 consisted q dras Of
for mutual protection. The report Of r. 9. Hat
ncld, treasurer showed the receipts for the past
S2ssIo7. The report was accepted ana referred
to the
AUDITING coMxITrzE,
and Messrs. Alfred Stone. Ohas. U. Haight and
N. H. Hutton were elected the committee The
report Of the committee on publ ation was read,
Americas 1,-ehiiscf sad BaiIsfsg Nsps had been
arranged for, and would be published IN Boston,
II .a.oT nuarF s1 vi. oS The
Albany, were then read, but contained nothing Of
interest. The report Of the committee on pro-
tive session, was next read, covering some thirty
pages ofpropositfons for the protection Of archf-
tects as well as their clients.
ELEcrIos OF oFYrcERs.
BALTIMoRE, Nov. 17.-At the executive session
this afternoon the present oicers were reelected,
ss follows President, Richard Upjohn. New
York; vice presidents, e. N. Hunt, New Yors;
wight. Chicago: A. q. Mash, oincinnasi; z. q.
Cabot, Boston; N. H. Hutton, Baltimorei Tbs.
Fuller, Albany; treasurer. r. q. HATH ,ld- New
York; secretary, A. ]. Bloor. New York; sse7e-
tary for foreign correfp,rdencs. H5nry Van
Brunt, Boston, in place or Henri A Sims, ds-
ceased, OF Philadtlphis.
"A LADY ~ ouR beig nbornood rno had suffered
for over three months the most extrems torture
by q violent cough, has become conpleie'y cured
hy Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. Fpr sale n .sYuy
National Republican., 1875-11-18
lmsriean Elestri..i soci.tv.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE American Electrical
Society held their meeting at thu Grand Pseinc
hotel to-day, Gen. Anson Stsgsr, the president,
In the chair. There was large attendance OF
prominent elsctricians and telegraph men and Of
gentlemen Interested in the scientific develop
nent Of electricity. In the evening session Gen.
Tor the ensuing year. new constitution author
adopted.
CHICAGO. Nov. H. The society elected O. h.
Asrkins, OF Milvaukee; Geo. B. Prescott, OF
New y fofk; Harry p. Dwight, Of Toronto; J Ohm
van Horne, OF New York; J. N. Miller, Chilli
eotne, o.; Z p. Wright, Cleveland, and ]. J.
Dickey, omaha; vice presidents; T. w. Jones,
Unicagoi corresponding secretary and librarian:
Il. b. Chandler, treasurer.
National Republican., 1875-11-18
GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY
EEEIlEG OF THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS
ADOPTION OF YHT ANNUAL REPoRl
EPISCOPAL CUNVOCGTION OF WASHINGTON
HE1EIIIn Of ROCK CREEK sDpr"

Hisiricf G0VetniDer.t Aaairs-Permits
10 Bu1d-Ha rIage Licenses Issued
The Coiu -nbfA Lying.in Asylum =
Election OF Society Officers - The
CheSdean Order-MisceIlaneOu LO-
Gals Of General Interest.
National Republican., 1875-11-18
girds. pirds. siueine B,rd,. A. Auc

Thos. Nowling has now at his salssrOoms one Of
the nnsst collections Of canaries and fancy birds
ever brought to Warrington, which he is selling
st private sale. Parties wishing to make pres
snt or to secure one for their own pleasure, have
now q hne opportunity presented them.
National Republican., 1875-11-18
The Tired Rody Sues for Sleep.
RosTnS March IL Ia-A
YalnahIa ExIannea.

The following unsolicited testimonial from Rev.
Q. r. WALkER, d, D., formerly pastor Of Bow
don Square Church, and at present tiled In Prov
ldence, II. must be esteemed evidence.
No one should fail TO observe that this testimo-
NAL Is the result OF two years experience with the
Of VEGETIHE in the Rev. Mr.. Walkers
family, who now pronounces IL invaluable:
PROVIDENCE, r. l., 16 Transit street.
III. r. SfCpens, esq:
feel bound to express With my siznature the
high value place upon your VEGETIHE. Ny
family have used IL for the last two years. In ner-
vous debility it IL Invaluable. and recommend 1t
tonic. o. T. WALKER, :
National Republican., 1875-11-18
Important.

We deem Il important to taxpayers to know
that they can now obtain 0 large discount on
their special improvement tax bills, By paying
Is -Four. and -a-haif street.
National Republican., 1875-11-18
CITY ITEMS.
GENTLEMEN

VINO nave
Been Disappointed Elsewhere
in trying to obtain perfect satisfaction in the at
Of their apparel viii do well to call at our we'll
lighted store and look At our splendid stock Of
Fall and Winter Clothing,
Walking Suits,
DoubIe-brea Frock Goats and Vests,
Cloth and Worsted Morning Goats and Vests
Cashmere Goats and Vests,
Fall Oyersacks,
Winter Oversaeks
of all the new styles Of Beavers.
Boys School Suits, Boys Street Suits
Boys Sunday Suits.
Choice assortment Of Underwear, both for
Gentlemen and Boys
Our Shoulder-seam Shirt is the most complete
and satisfactory Shirt ever offered to the public
The fits easy and perfect. Prices, s1-5o q and
s2.5o, completed, ready for use.
NOAH WALKER & Co.,
e25 PenrsJlvania avenue, near Seventh street.
A FRIESD IN NEED.
III. wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry is . friend
. indeed. Who has not found it such in curing
diseases Of the lungs and throat, coughs colds
snd pulmonary sfections7 The sick are assured
popularity Is based will always be maintained BY
the proprietors Fifty cents and o. bottle; large
bottles much the cheaper.
BEAUTIFUL GILT PARLoR PAPER,
% and 70 cents, and nice window shades for 81.
cents and 81 each, ready made. Paper hung BY
the best workmen, at lowest prices, at Tubman's,
<13 Ninth street northwest.
THuEsron'e IvoRY PEARL TOOTH Powpm
used daily viii keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, tho gums healthy and the breath sweet
Twenty ave and hfty cents per bottle.
JouvKx's' 1aoDoRous KID-,+Lovn CLnAHxn
VIII renoyate sofled gloves thoroughly sud
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THonPsor's PoNADz OPrI,r1 Is equal TO shs
and hfty cents per bottle.
WILLS STRKraTHEHINa PLAsTnrs age tie
verv hast All sold bv druRgfstG-
National Republican., 1875-11-18
Reliable Evidence.

rs BALTIC STREET, 4
BRooxLrS, N. Y, Nov. a, Is74.
II, r. Sferens. esq:
use, As well as nom personal knowledge or those
whose cures thereby have seemed almost miraeu-
the VEGETINE for the complaints for which Il Is
claimed TO cure. JAMES p. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Church.,
Sacramento, Cab
Vegetns is rold by all Druggists.
nol3-s&Wff
National Republican., 1875-11-18
'''''s slI o. lHR PROCEEDINGS
FILL JURY EMPANELED
i+.dR TESTIMONY FOR TIE PROSECUTION

The Ante.Mortem Statement Ruled Ont
-Oner 10 Put Mrs. Frawner ON the
sand AN opinion OF Judge Mac
Arthur-The Woman May BE Equal.
Iy Guilty with the seducer.
National Republican., 1875-11-18
'Let the Band Play y"

DONCH'S BAND. Brass or Strinp1
Omee, tG Eighth street southeast, (Navv YSrd :.
may be left at the principal music stores.
A MANUFAOTURERS' PRIOEs-
slSture Frames. Window Cornices Blael,
tsIs, AaIs, Cord, Nails, &c. scroll saving. CaTv.
IA street northwest, bet. Seventh and EisShth.
seD1IIV
National Republican., 1875-11-18
VEGETINE.
THREE POINTS FOR CONSIDERATION.

During the past Eve years the vFGETINE has
those who were at first most increduIous In regard
TO its merit are Row Its most ardent friends and
fkere are three essential causes for those having
such horror OF patent medicines, changing their
opinion and lending their influence toward the ad-
prepared medicine from roots, bsrks and herbs.
Second. It honestly aecompishes all that Is claimed
for IL, without leaving any bad effects In the sys-
monials from honest, well. known citizens, whose
signatures are sufficient guarantee OF their earn
estness in the matter. Taxing Into consideration
ously before the public through the hamIag adver-
tisements In the newspaper columns, with no proof
OF merit or genuine vouchers OF what It has done,
gree Of pride in presenting the following testImo-
NAL from Rev. j. 8. DICKERSON, ID. D., the
Popular and eyer-genial pastor OF the South Bap-
tist Church, Boston;
The Tired Rody Sues for Sleep.
BOSTON, March 16, 1874.
ID; x. Sssrsns;esq.:
Of gratitude that write 10 say that your Va GE-
TINE-even lift Is patent medicine-h3s been OF
great help TO me when nothing else seemed To avail
work or unusual care brings upon me nervous
exhaustion that Desperately needs sleep, but as
desper ately denes it Night after night the poor,
coined back, and we begin our work tired out with
an almost frmtless chase after rest. Now i have
found that q little vEGETINE taken just before /
without any Of the evil effects OF the usual narcot
ics- think two things would tend to make BRAIN
workers sleep. First: little less work. Second.
little more VEGETINE. This prescription has
Now, nave particular horror Of sspatent medl-
cine - but have greater horror Of being AFRAID
has helped me, and own it up. -
Yours, &C., EeD J. 8. DICKERS0N.
National Republican., 1875-11-18

Bismsrck is Of the opinion that German sailors
are the best in the world, and that their lives
sheuId not Be imp riIsd By unseawortby captains
and Sesssix.
National Republican., 1875-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
Ford's Opera House


The patrons Of this house will on Monday have
an opportunity OF Witnessing new and most en-
joyable entertainment, which Is called "Patch-
work" and performed by q company entitled the
salisbury Troubadours." This company, from
the commencement Of their season at the Union
brilliant successes throughout the western and
southern cities. In addition to their comical en-
tertainment Of 'Patchwork," they present .
comedy at each performance.
The National Theatre-John z. Owens.
This evening the bill Of last evening Will be
repeated. The patrons ofthe theatre will Amer
ica's greatest comedian as Joshua Butterfly In
the "Victims," (" and as "Solon Shingle." An audi.
ence, filling every seat In the theatre, laughed
till they cried over the two personations last
night, and viii do 90 again this evening. The
audienee was most fashionable, including the
President, his family and q few personal friends.
The Avenue Theatre.
In the opening soiree musicale Maud Lemoine
sings "Jessie Green;" Fannie Florence, .Mollie
Graham;" George Parker. "Birdie Darling
and then Guy Linton comes on with his character
impersonations. Lucy Adams in her lightning
changes displays rieh costumes, and Searles
Beggs and Master Henry do triple statue clog.
whole concludes with "Mulligan's Slanders" !"
The performance is high up In the signs.
The Theatre Comique.
After the sketch Of the "Big Injun," Miss Ella
Mayo comes on at the Oomique with her serIo-
comic gems; then the winnetts, and hornpipe
by Belle Clifton and the three weigle Sisters,
and after them Jake Budd, as Bill Browser in Q
sketch. lone Lang's songs win encores and The
Poole Brothers do their combination acts Clara
Moore sings her songs, and Laura Alberta closes
Whafies."
Mrs. Oates.
Mrs. Oates is filling an extraordinary engage
ment in Baltimore. Her company is superior,
and next week she Will please her washington
friends more than ever before.
National Republican., 1875-11-18
%. Aladdin Security Oil.

and prevent any possibility Of an explosion such
as occurred at Mr.. D. A. BabcOck's frame factory
October %, 1875.
National Republican., 1875-11-18
OBITUARY.

Death Of the Wife Of Rev. D.. E. Il. Gray.
As has been already announced to our commu.
nifty, this lady, SO widely and deservedly beloved
breathed her last early Tuesday morning, ut her
home, No. Is Grant Place, where on last Friday
afternoon she encountered the fatal stroke Of
paralysis, malady which has pursued her since
September, 1873. Her anxious husband and
equally anxious daughters. Misses Emma and
Augusta, were at her bedside almost momentarily
from the time she was taken down till her sweet
spirit passed away. At the age Of fifteen she be-
came Christian and united with the Baptist
church, and in 1888 abe was married. Since these
important events In her life she has been an ear
nest, consistent Christian, affectionate wife and
devoted mother: She has always been ready
sympathiEing friend to the poor and those in dis.
trets. 1t was o saying Of hers that the rich al
ways had friends, while the poor were forgotten.
She was greatly attached to the little chapel on
Fourteenth street, of which her husband is pastor
Such is the peace, union and affection among its
present members, che dreaded the time when the
church should become larger and pass into more
pretentfous house Of worship. The selfsacri-
tcing, sympathetic, good Mrs. Gray has finished
her course with us and gone to her high reward;
but, thanks 70 God she has LEFT behind o bright
example Of Christian Life, which It were well all
would emulate.
National Republican., 1875-11-18
LEGAL.

SS|-.]s1Scs|@rSS. 2 - Z. -
IL subscriber has obtained from the supreme
Court or The District o. Columbia, holding spe7
estate OF PETER CoNLAN, late Of the Dis
trirf Of Colnmbia, deceased. All persons having
HaIms arrinst the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
fhe subscriber on or before the nth dAy OF OCfO-
BER next; they may Otherwise BY law be excluded
Giyen under my hand this 9th day OF October,
1szs. RUDOLPH EIcHH0RN, :
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
Il TRICT vE COLUMBIA, THE 18Th DAY OF
60VEMBER, A, ID, 1875
walter W--Queen, plalntin,
esorss n; ssss :Sss s.s John No. ASA at Law
On motion Or the plAintif, BY Mr. John OH u. =.
johnson. his attorney, 1t Is ordered tnat L1e =.
fendaut. George n Beale cause his appear5nS9& ~ -
be entered herein or before the hrst rale-ess
cause win be proceeded with as IN ease OF ae11pAs.
{ By the Court; True eOYy-iTesssE; 3 sE;res. clafsSss.
By Jon DARz4zp. Asaisssai sisrk, aoll-Ns0t
National Republican., 1875-11-18
RAILRok D MEETING.

iCksburg and Potomac Railroad Company was
held to day. President Robinson submitted the
report Of the board OF directors which represents
the company 10 be in q fourishing condition, and
has much to say about the Pennsylvania Central.
National Republican., 1875-11-18
AUDITING coMMITrEE,

"A LADY N oun Gig nbornood rno had suffered
for over three months the most extrems torture
BY q violent cough. has become eomplsie'y cured
BY Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. Fpr sale n sYsry
cTug store.
National Republican., 1875-11-18
BARLOW'S
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
1926 Pennsylvania avenue.


The public are invited TO examine NV sto.h
rrAA11EIIlNSS, ENGRAVINGS, CHROMba Pf1O '
pP0SSEH P00SSEHAAFHS, S,LITHOGRAPHS, PAINTfNSs ON
EOhSELAIN, &C. They are The same onSlItS - =.
atIha t ,h IN an nTttclass galleries Of New YORK xn
o-,s. r,KAhEs for Mirrors and on Paintings maas "a
oluer oI the newest patterns. Also. Frames =
every description for Engrayings Photoes5hoog
Leaves. "S anu Anbumn
Mats Of every description made to order. PasuaEs
pnLouts IN great variety. Gold. Silver and Conner
-s.I wire, NAILS Every article guaranteed as Feo-
Issntso. f1ctures arranged and hung for 1ailer3ea
and private residences' Old fra Is ReSiIt-
1900 LITHCGRAPFs frern 10 cont. =, ,o 65,Ak0W' :,
sur ssp,N WOOD ENGRAVINGs for scrap-6oofs.
GLL no Vh EAHIEllIHN INV No
$50 and Sale lso
fTh OF. at tTwu g
AARRRI1EEB.
y o. ~ pSEenth streeT, ssEvesi. ID and Ft-aes.
~, eight doors above Odd F+llows' Hsli 49,,
Shfolee On Falnt1ngs, Eagrzyings, Chromos ke
sSadss IPsiEgesl Pilg STOCK Of Paperhsngtngs, window
ASTERMS CASH.
N'ease remember name
National Republican., 1875-11-18
THE FATAL PISTOI-SHoT.

TRIAL OF JOHN W. FR, ...,-s !,