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National Republican., 1875-11-23
Cit Plenty while You're a Gittin'.

''You see this ere bottom land was all Congress
land in them there days, and itssold for dollar
and quarter, and I says TO my ole man, Jack. >
says Jack, do you git plenty while you're
q gittin', for twon't never be no cheaper'n tits
now l could see, you know, they was power
full sight Of money In Congress lands. That's
gittin'.' Jack didn't gift rich by hard work
That amt his way. Twas that air six hundred
dollars he got along Of me; all saltid down into
Flat Crick bottoms at o dollar and Quarter q
acre. and twas my ssyin', sGlt plenty while
you're q gittin',' as done st." Edward Eggleston
In the 'Hoosier Sehoolmaster."
Go and hear this great humorIst at Wesley
chapel on Wedneday evening, November -. Re-
served seats at Choate & Co.'s, pn Pennsylvania
avenue. without extra chRrRa
National Republican., 1875-11-23
FALSE PRFTEEsEs.

Obtaining Money on Bogus Deed Of Trust.
Early yesterday morning on oficsr Of the
Fourth police precinct arrested for Dete, e,tives
MeDeVitt and Miller a colored man named
Arthur Chase, charged with obtaining from Mr..
H. r. Dudley, real estate broker the sum of
500, on bogus deed Of trust. The accused Is
held for q hearing. This Is the fourth case Of
this nature within the past rev months. and
should be Q warning to parties 70 exercise moro
caution IN loaninR money on deeds of trust
National Republican., 1875-11-23
cnha and san nominan.

HAVANA, Nov. 22-The Minister Of Santo Do
mirgo has arrived here, and been received by
Captain General valmaseda with great honors.
A coach was provided for him, and he was ss;
corted By troops, with Q band Of music, to and
from the Government palace, The result Of this
visit is that treaty Of peace, friendship, mara
time commerce and extradition between Spain
and Santo Domingo has been signed.
The ipsurgent leader Carlos Garcia has been
surprised and shot.
The Captain General has LEFT for the interior,
and arrived st Las Cruces. His headquarters
will be in the field.
National Republican., 1875-11-23
Inportant to PartisI in Eesd Of Housss.

The attention Of parties having property for
sale or rent and Of such as desire TO buy or rent
real estate, is called to the announcement Of VIM.
]. Cooke, esq., in our advertising columns. By
several years practical experience as real estate
and commercial broker Mr.. Cooke has commended
himself to the confidence and esteem OF all having
transactions with him. WelLseeured CONNER.
eial paper VIII be discounted by him ct honest
Iates. He can be seen during the ordinary busI.
ness hours at his ofice, opposite Riggs bank. on
Fifteenth street.. - -
National Republican., 1875-11-23
I,o4hs, Gal MI n..,L

In TIE REPUBLICAN Of yesterday was chroni.
eled the death Of young girl, Rachel Douglass,
Sy the explosion of scoal oil lamp which she was
carrying in her hand. Mention was also made OF
the burning by the explosion OF Q lamp (which
was being hlled At the time) Of Mrs. Louisa jack
Son, colored, and her daughter, about eight years
OF age. Physicians from the Freedmens hos
pital have been IN constant attendance upon the
latter, but the girl died yesterday morning about
o'clock. The mother was severely burned but
no serious res alt Is expected.
National Republican., 1875-11-23
ne Pure,t 4, ~. R.,t-

One Of the most unequAled medicines for dys-
pepsia and the milder types Of malarial fsYers
are the good Stomach Bitters. To obtain the pure
article, call at Chris. Xander's, sll seventh
street, between and X, who has also n lares AZ
sortment Of pure rum and Scotch Whiskies. The
Oatauba sold By him 10 made from the Juice Of
class table wine, but 10 used BY many a. 4 mild
and palstabie stimulant. II is sold At very rea-
spnable rates.
National Republican., 1875-11-23
Art Sale.
,tion of art paintings will be sold

A choice collection of art paintings will be sold
this morning and evening by Thomas DowIing,
auetionesr, at his salesroom, Star once building
The collection comprises Landscape and figure
pieces, and are really works Of merit portion
Of the collection came from the Peruvian Minister
These pictures far excell the usual class exposed
at auction, uISS should demand the attention Of
lovers Of the fine arts.
National Republican., 1875-11-23
o1rY ITEMS.

TIE WAY s'to minister TO mind dlssasedu q 70
take Peruvian Syrup, protected solution Of ne
protoxide Of iron. which Efres Strength and viEor
to the whole system, restores the digestive organs
70 perfect health, thereby restoring the MIND y
its natural viEor. ~
srAur1yu1 GIT rARroR Pkrm,
Is and 50- cents, and nice window shades Tor eI11
cents and q each, ready made. Paper hung ~
The best vofkmsn. at lowest prices, ~ Tubnan's,
Z as Ninth strest northwest .
TruzsrcuB IvoEx PzAHL Too1E PowDm
used daily Win keep the teeth clexn, uhite and
twenty-five ssd nffy csnh per bottle.
Jouvn's lropoRoUs KID9Lov1 QLAArH
VIII renovato soIlod gloves thoroughly sud
quickly. Twsnty-fve cent? per bottlc-
best frsnch- and but half ths pfios. twenty-five
and any csnts per bottle.
van bS1t An sold bY drrxEists.
National Republican., 1875-11-23
INC National Theatre-Mrr. James A. oats,.
The Theatre Comique.
THE COURTS.
Criminal court-Judes Macarthur.

John Stewart, alias Senter, indicted for bur-
glary and larceny, plead guilty Of petit larceny,
and was sentenced to two months in jail
Isaac Bowie, rape and robbery upon Isabella
Green. Verdict, guilty OF rape but not OF the
robbery.
George Campbell, assault with intent to kill
Nathaniel Smith with razor. Verdict, guilty Of
assault only.
Thomas Browne, assault with intent to kill
james Frisbey by shooting him. Guilty Of as
sault only.
Cirouit court-shief Justice Cartier.
Bird & %. vs.. Jessup. On trial.
Out Of respect for the memory OF the late Vice
President the court adjourned at O'Clock.
National Republican., 1875-11-23
DROPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
TBIGT OF TrRM S3LTMBIAAR LST5VnARFR FHodpsss y ,1

tor of Joas II. D. RicaARps, deceased, the admin
istrator Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the
Supreme Court OF the District Of Columbia afore-
1875, for the nnal settlement and distribution
Of the personal estate Of said decesed and Of the
lected and turned into money; when and where all
the creditors and heirs OF said deceased notified
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit in said deceased's estate: Provided, copy
Of this order be published once week for three
weeks In THE REPUBLICAN previous to the said
day.
: novs,-u9vs Register OF wills
National Republican., 1875-11-23
REMAINS LYING IN STATE.
How the News was Received Elsswhsrs

How the News was Received Elsewhere.
The remains are lying in the centre Of the
room, and three members Of the Capitol police
force, Lieutenant Gelatt, s. W. Baxter ana ],
II. Chapman, have been detailed by Sergeant At
Arms French to keep watch through the night.
Note Of Sorrow from Senator Ferry.
The following dispatch was received by the
President to-day from Hon. T. W. Ferry, Presi.
dent pro tenpors of the Senate:
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Nov. n
! received with profound sorrow the informa.
tion Of the death of Vice President Wilson. and
share with you In this great loss to the Country
and mourn with his personal friends.
T. W. FERRy
National Republican., 1875-11-23
Guardian Sale of Raj Estat.-

Jos. +. Kelly, auetioneer, will, this afternoon,
sell at auction for James McSherry, guardian
valuable property fronting on Eighteenth street.
between 1 and X streets northwest adjoining
The residence Of Marshall Brown, ESQ.,, improTed
by four small brick dwellings,
National Republican., 1875-11-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
Ford's Opera House-Dsbut Of the American
Yokes.

Ford's Opera House-Dsbut Of the American
A fashionable audience greeted the irst appear.
ance Of Salsbury's "Troubadours" last evening,
who have been 80 largely heralded as one of the
most successful comedy operate combinations
travelling this season. They were cordially re-
ceived, and fully upheld the reputation which
has preceded them. The company is composed
Of artists Of high merit, who have contrived to
crowd more genuine fun into an evenings ehter-
tatnment than We have seen in this city for many
day. patchwork" is modelled after the style
of the Vokes' "Belles Of the Kitchen" mingIing
opera with genteel comedy and burlesque which
is destined TO command success. There Is 50 much
to commend that detailed notice would bo I'm
Iroubadours: They would make Nestor laugh.
Thsv are certainly successful rivals Of the Vokes
John Mccullough.
Tie coming week will be devoted to tragedy
cf the hiehest order, Mr.. John Mccullough be.
IHg me chosen Representative. He Will com
mence an engagement next Monday evening.
Mr.. MeCullough, as a personator Of the heroic
tragedy roles, has high rank. By nature he Is
gifted with superior adyantages-a ine personal
appearance and full, resonant voice. and WithaI
close student. MI MCCULLOUGH has arriyedat
y 50.
The National Thestre-Mrs. James A. 0atss.
Last night cur admirable lady of comic opera,
Mrs. OateF, was greetei ct the National theatre
by q fashionable and most enthusiastic audience :
An acquaintance regarded as one OF the most de-
sirable in the musical world was renewed WITH
every positive pleasure. We wish to say much IN
her favor, but have TO forego the pleasure this
morning. Tonight LA Joliie Parfumeuse,p Zone
Of Otenbach's best. Secure seats.
The Thestrs comique.
There were four hours Of solid amusement at
the Comique last night, and the house was packed
"Jim Bludsoe" was great success and the man.
elevator,
The Avenue Theatre.
The new people at the Avenue theatre made
palpable hits. The programme was hugely or.
Joyed. In the round Of pleasure the Avenue can
be taken In with profit.
National Republican., 1875-11-23
PERsnHAL..

Or. W. X. Mehsnsy, Reading CLERK of the
House, is in the city.
Mr.. James Christy, Assistant Sergeant-atarms,
United States Senate, Is at the Imperial.
Hon. Sam J.. Randall, OF Pennsylvania. pros
pective Speaker OF the House, arrived at his win
ter residence ut Washington last evening.
National Republican., 1875-11-23
MarriaRa Lieensss.

The following licenses were issued yesterday:
Charles Hope and CatharIne NJ. Riddine; paaivi
Hegenan and Caroline EEeIl; Abram SnoWden
and Josephine johnson; Frederick Ossfnger and
Mary Gephart; William Roller and Mary Ann
puvall; Aloysius J. Wood and Mary Y, Bsrbour
National Republican., 1875-11-23
. 4 W b OF 5

THE GOLDEN TREss. Trans
lated from the French Of BoIsgOoey; HFlEh
"A French novel 81 better class, H
TWO THOGSAND YEARS AFTER: Or, A
TALK IN A CEMETERY: BY John Darby, Gu-
thor OF ..Thinkers and Thinkfng,n s1Odd Hours
Of Physician, - &C.; limo. Clcth extra q.
JONAH. THE sELF-WILLED PROPHET. A
practical treatise on the Book OF Jonah, with
getical notes by stnart Mitchell; limo. Cloth. ex-
IRA, $3.50.
OPIUM EATING. an autooIographical sketch.
book lacks the peculiar rhetorical charm OF De
Oulnceyis confessions, but Awarding against
the opium habit It Is even more impressive than,
that work.
Sc For sale by the booksellers, or viii be sent
permail, prepaid, upon receipt OF price.
CLAXTON, REMSEN a HAFFkLFINGER,
Nos. e24, 6l6, 6s Market street, Philadelphia.
u0II-ThS &M3t
National Republican., 1875-11-23
Riot In Nav York.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 22-Early this morning two
hundred lsborers, engaged on.the Bergen tunnel,
fome Of whom had been discharged, amer drink
ing heavily engaged In . drunken row, all sorts
efweapons being used. Several Of the partici-
pants were seriously wounded. Twenty.eight AZ
rests Mere made.
National Republican., 1875-11-23
Importsnt.

We dsemit important to taxpayers to know
that they can now obtain large discount on
their special Improvement. tax bills, By paying
through 10. LAY 4 10,
r. Z3 Four and a-half street.
National Republican., 1875-11-23
ThanksgiYing al Centra Markat.

In order to accommodate all classes with an
abundant supply OF the very best Of market pro-
ducts, the Centre market will be kept open on
evening. ~
National Republican., 1875-11-23
Ihs Lsresst Alsortmsnt
Use Alsddin Security on,

OF Cardigan knit Jscksts In the city, very cheap.
ct p. Maloney's, eos Psnnsylvanis avenue, Capt
toll Hif
National Republican., 1875-11-23

ana prevent any possibility Of an explosion such
October Is, 1875.
National Republican., 1875-11-23

sermon by Rev. MI. WnIs-Belshaz-
.ar's Feast-Permits to wed-The
snyder Release Meeting of
Evangelical PastOrs-GeneraI Para
graphs OF LEGAL Interest.
National Republican., 1875-11-23
NEW BOOKS.

Lacrolx,s Eighteenth Centuryin in France, 400 Illus
Antonio Ailegri du Corregio; Illus gEIfA
trated with photographs, ar HALlM
Spain; by Baron Darillier; Illus
trated bv Dore, sls. s41k4LEZ
whittier's Mabel Martin, uniform with Longfel-
lows Hangiag OF the Crane; s5.
Poetcal Localities Cam bridge; Illus trated with
hehotypes from nature. 81 80.
:. ALL THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
"A large assortment Of eloth-bound Books, COM
prtsing felton, science and history, reduced TO 81
s0LOMONs d CHAPMAN,s,
Agents Lsurenee's ssPure Linen'' Papers,
noI6-tf 81 PenusYtTauia Avenue.
National Republican., 1875-11-23
TALLMADGB HALL

Z Street, Between 9th and 10th Streets.
Northwest,
Ihe rnest ban ir Wsfhsrerop ,er n, ,,s- ro--
Eess, 1an,, tnairs, DR. amatie sna Musical Entertsin
dhs snly halI IN the city on TIE srst soor or Lsu.,
tetta tae street. No fatigue Ia etin6fio siairs M
no danger ia case Of frs.s ''''''' "'"
TALLMADGE& & CO.,
Proprfetors on premises
National Republican., 1875-11-23

The purchase money OF said property must be
paid By the purchaser or purchasers thereof, In
cash, within thirty days after the data Of sad sale,
sufacient conveyance and tltls for ths property
sold and paid for viii be made TO the purchaser
Or purchasers, or 10 his o. thar assigns
The Oonmisslon reserves the right 20 adlonm
the sale 1t any time, and 70 reject any bid which
may be deemed not Ter the interest Of the Gov
a deposit Of nvs per cent. to be paid at the tine
Lithoeraphio plans OF the property exn Be seen
e the once Of the suctioneers, Nos l1 sna -
Revision Of Taxes No. 10 Arch s[setl ana -
the once Of VIM Henry RaBie, esq, NO. slo Al
AA' ''1's' n''' 4. THOMAS SONS,
moi Auctionsers.
National Republican., 1875-11-23
NEW ADyERTIsENENTs.

Suite of rooms on street.
New books at Robert Bealls.
Three-story brick house for rent.
Notice to Sovereigns Of Industry.
Wanted to purchase brick house.
Two large rooms on Eleventh street.
Two small houses on street for sale.
Valuable lot for sale by B. H. Warner.
Joseph ]. Mays Paris kid glove depot.
Furnished rooms on N street northwest
Fine drugs and chemicals at Drew & Gibbs.
Nicely furnished rooms in pleasant location.
Edward Eggleston's lecture At Wesley chapel.
D. r. Hickling, dealer In pure drugs and chemi-
calls.
Handsomely furnished house IN Georgetown for
rent
Communicating iooms on Twelfth stree. for
rent.
Furnished rooms, en- suite, on G street north
west.
Drugs. soaps, candies Sc, at R. B. Fsrguson's
drug store.
Thanksgiving turkey rafas at Miller's, Sew
onth street.
Several handsome houses for sale or rent by E.
X. Wilson.
Valuable real estate on Georgetown Heights at
auction BY Geo. W. Stickney.
Money loaned on good security by VIM. J.
Cooke, real estate and note broker.
November assembly Of the Lafayette Council,
Royal, Select and Super Excellent Masters.
National Republican., 1875-11-23

;.2 ESs1oys, 7, \ z nov 1rhs hsEs hsrs are
National Republican., 1875-11-23

MoRoxsrrs. MASS, Nov. 2-rhs aars are AZ
hslfmAst and the bslls will bs tolied for an hour
In rseognition OF the national loss. s
LocKPoRr, N. Y, Nov. 22-FIaxs are at half.
mast here to-day IN memory Of Vice President
Wilson. Ex-Vice President Colfax who Is now
hsre. was informed Of the death Of bis successOr
and expressed great regret
FALL RIVER, MASS, Nov. IA large nesting
OF ctizens was held here today at noon. and reso-
lutions euloRfzing the late Vice President were
scopted. Speeches were made BY prominent citi-
Bosros, Nov. 1.-The Methodist preachers Of
this city have adopted resolutions eulogizink the
Of he sascnsys enunc @ ,Ss siSea = inner
and DUMP, OF the council, should 90 to Washing
ton this afternoon. and two members Of the per-
ing.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22-The Brooklyn Board Of
Aldermen this evening appointed o committee to
Ion to the life Character and death Of Vics Pres
ALBANY,N Y, Nov. 22-The flags on ali the
Wilson.
PoUaHKErrs1E, Nov. 22.-rhe fags in this city
the deceased Vice President, and the subject Is
one Of the chief topics on the street.
ANTON OF THE BOSTON MUNICIPAL AUTHoRiTTEs.
BosToS, Nov. 22.-The board OF aldermen held
sip Especial meeting tonight 70 take action on the
cation Of Mayor Cobb was read, making
ofhcial announcement Of his death. Alderm an
quent tribute to the deceased and offered series
Of resolutions, which were adopted. Aldermen n
Stebbtns, Harris and Clark were appointed on
10 join bis Honor the Mayor as representatives.
Of council to attend the funeral
The Common Council viii hold meeting to-
The news Of Mr.. Wilson's death reached his
late home at Natick about .. m, and soon
posted announcing the fact, and general gloom
seemed suddenly to spread among the citizens.
The unostentatious residence Of tho deceased on
Central street, which was to have received him
on Thanksgiving holidays, Is now being prepared
Tor the reception Of his body.
His wife and family are buried at Natick, and
Mr. Wilson Will also be buried there. Nothing Is
yet determined as to the date Of the funeral ar
A committee Of the Governors council and staff
left here tonight, and expect to arrive in WASH
ington Tomorrow afternoon.
ARKANSAS RESPECT.
LITTLE Rock. Nov 22-The announcement of
the death Of Vice President Wilson was received
body Immediately adjourned OUT Of respect to his
HARTFORD, CONN.
HARTFORD, CONN, Nov. 22.-At q meeting Of
the city government tonight resolutions Of re-
the city isgs were ordered to be placed at half
mast on the day Of his funeral.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia,
NEW ORLEANs, Nov. 22-Fisgs at military
headquarters and newspaper Offices are at half
mast ont Of respect TO the memory Of Vice Presi.
dent Wilson.
WORCESTER, MASS.
WoRcEsTER. MASS, Nov. 22.--UpOn the recep-
ton Of the news Of the death OF Vice President
Wilson, hsgs were hung at half mast, and the
church bells tolled for one hour. At meeting Of
the city councils tonight, committee was ap-
pointed TO take appropriate action on the death
OF the Vice President.
National Republican., 1875-11-23
BLANK BOOKS

~ n w q q . n
IN For sale by
WI. &C. II. MORRISON,
Law Bocksellers ard stationers,
EsPENHsYLvANIA AVE.
Mabel M.rtia. By JOhnG 9. Whit .
) ssvsa Ssis; SSiory of to-day. By AlAW
ReadIns " L eut TsaI.; nsx eal- IEa0
ton. Byaut71rpf Peep OF Day. &c.
Queen Mari il drama. By Tennyson.
Tales Of the ArgonAuts, &c. By Bret Harte.
Right Cousins or the Aunthiil. BY Louka N.
Elsle's Womsnhood. By Martha Faruuharson.
Daily Thoughts. By Talmage. (
Everyday Facts. A book Tor the household.
From jest 70 Esrnest. By :. ?. Roe, author Of
The Ship IN the Desert, By Joaquin Miller.
HStory or keal Property: DigbI.
=. american Law Of Eleciions- By Hon. g. w.
Whifman's Supreme Court Patent Cases.
josh BIIlingss Farmers' Allminax, ls10.
Let's Rough Diary or Scribnling Journal with
axeek on page, for fs7s. Reprint nom London
Reyaoldss FlexibIe Back Consecutive Blank
Book 4 very desirsbie book for merchants, market
dealers, commIss.on clerks. &C., &C. nos-tf
National Republican., 1875-11-23
PROPOSALS.

2 2, - ,S1
- THE GREAT KANAWHA RIVER.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OsPTcE,
BALTIMORE, ND, November IL, 1875. (
Proposals for building a Dam on the Great
KaneWha river, WestVfrginia, near Brownstown,
will be received until noon Of DECEM Der 20,
1875, and opened Immediately thereafter. Blank
FORMS specifications and any desired Information
can be had on application at this office.
-. WIN. p. CRAlGHILL.
nol66t Major Of Engineers.
National Republican., 1875-11-23

BEEsoE's cAPcINE POROUS PLASTER.
At no time IA the history Of true medicine has
an article appeared which has met with greater
approval and success than Benson's Oapcine
Plaster. why they are preferred to all other
porous plasters Is owing 70 ..their improved CON-
position; they Get tinstantaneously, cure speedily
and effectually.
Physicians and the general public who acknowl-
edge the great benefits derived from the use OF
the ordinary porous plaster, however, maintain
that their action 10 not suficiently prompt, re-
quiring time, patience and continuous wear to
effect cure; Bsnson's Capotne Plaster over.
hours that which 1t takes any other plaster ss
Aitho1sh recent discovery, Oapcine has been
thoroughly tested by physicians, and In each In
stance has been pronounced the mostremnrknble,
safs. certain and thoroughly efacacious remedy
hcorporsting Oapcins In an Improved Porous
rlaster has been accomplished altar repeated So
neitations from the medical fraternity, and II
DOW prescribed By them with unprecedented sue
cess; especially IN rheumatism, pleurisy. stub
pofn eo,hes, Kidney complaints and all diseases
Its marvellous influence over the circulation
and general elect on the system IL almost fncred-
fble; from the moment Of its application TO the
Affected part It opcrates with astonishing rigor-
brings relief sna cures more enectuaIly than any
II lei genuine pharmaceutical preparation Of
the hirhest order OF merit ffs fnrredfsrts are en-
tirely vegetable and free from mineral or notai
poisons. One trial viii co1yincs the most 1kep-
teal OF its superiority over the ordinary porous
plasiers. When you desire prompt ana . m.psdiste
6rAgUrr 4 JoHnsoa.
Wholesale Agents, New York.
National Republican., 1875-11-23
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

N Wv o Q x $.
The Count of Paris new beck, HIs-
tory Of the Civil War In America, RZl5kR
svo:, CLOTH. Price, -. %. HGlAkAr
The Bird and the Bell, with AzE/
other poems, cloth; Q. Crunch; e. S8z48V
Rocks Ahead; or, The Warnings Of Cassandra.
cloth; W. r. Gray; g.
The Abode Of Snow. Observations on q Tour from
Ghln-se Thinet to Indian Caucasus; cloth: Andrew
Wilson; SIS.
Diseourses on Architecture: svo., elotn; BY
Eugene Emmanuel ViolleI-Le-Duc, translated BY
Henry Van Brunt; eS.
CouTting and Farming; or, Which Is the Gentle-
manp A novel. Julie p. Smith; SI.75.
Getting to Paris. A book Of Drsctics in French
conversation. Francis 8. Williams, A. NJ; sI.75.
Etiqgette in Washington; Sd edition. Mrs-Dahl-
WARREN CHoATE & Co,
Booksellers and Stationers,
Vernon Row, corner Pa. ave. and Tenth st.
National Republican., 1875-11-23
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BARLOW'S
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.


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HAAETlNGS, ENGRAVINGS, CHRO11hs1 s1sgS1 SI1r,
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A. th IN an nrst-class gal e,ies OF New YORK Snd n
o.sh. EKAAEs for Mirrors and OIL PAINTING m.aa e.,
Sresl eras 81 lne newest patterns. Also frames =
ppsSGry pGy description for Engravings PhotoesnbSel
Leaves. "AeoAnS Ano Autumn
psptn5t ot every description made to order. Passe-
~ N great variety. Gold Silver and Conns,
me, = ans, Every article guaranteed a. reS-
80 fIctnres arranged and hun z for rSIler3s<,
anu private residences Old Fran es Regilt.
a fno rIPuCcp. 1,,s II. N. BARROW
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OLE No. ON E1HlhIEIOA inv No.
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Sir,oiSe vi falnt1ngs, EngravtnRs, Chroraos n,
sbaseo, iBsrgest stock Of Pspsrhsneings, Win,doS:
enaoesy flcfures, Frames, Pfeftre Cords ~ ~,
ss,S E1ngs, :, ! NSis, a &C., in the District,
PIesse remember name and nETpber, les.
National Republican., 1875-11-23
EXCURSIONS

nj onHT VERNON, 49, =
IA RE TONE, TONE ?, 9psova : o;vsaisesos sy'gssS
Capt. FRASK Aaf 4aifJ s,esHx.i =,
Le.yes Ssventh-street -hArf DAILl, (Sunday o.
,ceptsd,l a. 10 - M, returning about D. m.
and Grounds, rsr1a
National Republican., 1875-11-23
HARTFORD, CONN.
vvu op,,.~s -,

HARTFORD, CONN, Nov. 22-At q meeting Of
the city government tonight resolutions Of re-
spect to Vice President Wilson wero passed, and
the city flags were ordered to be placed at half
mast on the day Of his funeral.
National Republican., 1875-11-23
HENRY SHADFELL COMMITTED TO JAIL.
ANOTHER FATAL COAL OIL EXPLOSION

pRrcEEDIEGs IN THE SEVERAL COURTS.