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ATTEMPT AT BURGLARlEs.- On Saturday
night an attempt was made by burglars to
enter the store of Richard Schultz, on Byrd
Island. In priziug open the window the
noise awoke Mr.. Schultz, who arose and
taking his pistol fred at the burglars through
the window, which caused them to decamp.
The Office of Mr.. L'Ecuyer, on Bank
street, was entered by thieves on Saturday
night by means OF fo cling the front door.
The money drawer, containing about S12,
was broken open and robbed.
About O'Clock Saturday morning thieves
attempted to enter the house of Mr. Joseph
H. Taylor, No. 1402 west Broad street, but
were frightened off by Mr.. Taylor, who,
hearing them, came down stairs. The rob-
bers then went next door 10 the residence Of
Mr.. Taylor's mother and entered the house
by means of the front window. After going
through several of the rooms one of the
thieves entered Miss Ta5l chamber, who
was aroused. She saw the man in the room,
screamed, and be beat hasty retreat, carry
ing away, however, about two hundred dol
lars worth of jewelry and clothing.
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SENT TO THE HUsrINas CouRT.-The follow
ing parties were on yesterday seut from the
Police Court to the Hastings Court for In
dictment: Thomas Roper, charged with
breaking and entering in The nighttime the
house of Armstead Neal and stealing $40 in
United S!alas currency, one hat, and one par
OF boots; Henry johnson, charged with steal
.iIS que double.oarrel shotgun from George
F. ,Hulcher; Jlmes Thomas, charged with
stealing one pair boots Of the value Of S3.25
from W. S. Catlett- having been convicted
for petty larceny once before, the accused
was sent on to the Hastings Court on the
charge Of felony. ,-..,.--.
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Frozen TO DEArH.-Early on Sunday
morning, as Justice r. R. Griffith was cross.
ing the old field near the nitre-beds, about a
haf:mile beyond the city limits, he disco.
yered the dead body of a colored man. As
there were no marks of violence upon his
person, and some provisions a pocket.book
containing small sum of money, and bot
tie containing some whiskey, were found
upon. him, it was concluded that he could
not have oeen the victim Of foul play,
but must have laid down in state Of intoN'
ication and was frozen to death. 1t was
ascertained that his name was John Marvin
No inquest was deemed necessary.
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TEE Il. K. h AND THE LOUISIANA QUEs
T1os. This well-knoHD political org1nizar
ton met last night at their headquarters, on
Main street, to take action upon the Louisiana
usurpatidn. Major q. 81. Claiborne pre-
sided, and Biz. L. Il. Bossieux acted as seere.
tary, A,series of resolutions denouncing the
recent transaction 10 New Orleans, In which
law and liberty baye been alike contemp-5
tuonsiy trampfed under foot, were adopted.
1t was also ordered thata a copy of the resolu-.
tions be i forwarded TO Hon. L.. A. Wiliz,
Speaker of the House of Representatives OF
Louisiana. - ss'5 so 50
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Bishop O'HARA AND FATHER STACK
Wilhamsport, Pa, January 9.--1n the Ca
tholic case, SO long in controversy, of Father
Stack rs. Bishop O'Haa, the master in
chaucery decided that the action of the
Bishop in removing the Father from the
Church OF The Annuncialion of this city was
in iull accord with the recognized law and
discipline of the Catholic Church !; that a
priest is bound to accept and abide by that
law Of voluntary association while mem
ber. The case may come up again in the
LycOmnC Court Of Common Pleas.
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UNxAuAa1s LsrrgRs Rrn,N1xn nv rnr

UNMAnABLs LETTERS RETAINING m TEE
RIoHAoEp PosT-OFTlCE January 10, 1875:
Mrs. William Gordon; Andrew, Jackson (col-
oredl Baptist church, Staunton, Va; jos.
g. Mittert, Cos Marshall street, city; Mr..
Aiine Wiley, 1'Calton street, in hsste; Miss
Virginia Smith, care James N. Carpenter,
Great Meek, L. l.; Mr.. John, N. Hickotsop,
Yadkinsyille, n. c.; Mrs. Margaret Ly brock.
Pembroke, Va; Miss Snsan A.: Bullock. 42S
Utna Place, Baltimore, Md.';;' Mrs. Martha
Chatum, Chesterfield county; Va, care Cap
tain Lockett; Mr. James Fessento, Farm
VILE, Va; one with no address. .-,.e,.
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n,uAREssIONAE CARDS.
nHE BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
1 FOR SALE.

Spring No. of these springs Is Considered well
dyspepsia, and In chronic In ntermittent and renit
tent fevers. Spring No: e. though OF recent aus;
uron rae rd In affections OF the kidneys ana blad.
der and appeudag-s. II has gwen ected Tei,ea in
aouty and Rheumatic affections dependent upon pi
stsrtinns of ihe liver and stomach. The wafer of
either surIng put up in boxes containing on noIee
hslf-gaIion oottlss with be delivered st the
,,,ra d,.not of the Richmosd and Danyiile Inli.
,.,s5 M IA per bex, To he paid 10 zeyaneas Ao
Luaa 1as' Nv w W - r. - THOMAS r.. GgODF. 5e
aIcss ee9 BriIa!u-L Litflia Sprtngs.
Gs Meek slenhurg county, Va. 1
PCKt;Ef.E, Il ADD 10,
% a.aaw6u Agents Virginia sprfogs N ates.
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ELECTION OF ;OFFIoERs.-At a regular
meeting of the socieia di Fratellapzi Bene-
yolenza ltalfana, of Richmond, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: A. Solari. president; S. Agostini,
yice.president; G.. Linale, treasurer; +.
Campodonico, secretary; &. Giovanetti, A.
Slnguineti, G. Brizzolara, trustees. Audit
ing Committee A. BaccigalUpo, +. MancinI,
"A. Bancalarf, F. francesca, r. Bernichi.
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QUARTERLY MEETING OF TIE BAPTIST Sun
DAY.ScHooL AssocIArIoN.-Pine-S Street Bap.
tist church was crowded to lis utmost capa.
city Sunday afternoon, and the meeting of
the Association was one of more than ordi-
nary interest. The reports Of the schools
were as follows:
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SUIT ON OFFICIAL BOND OF COLONEL JOSEPH
MAYO, JR.-The House Committee on
Finance yesterday resolved to report a joint
resolution instructing the Attorney General
to institute proceedings against Messrs. Ma
hone, Wexford, and Taylor, sureties on the
bond of Colonel Mayo, late Treasurer, for
the amount OF the deficit in the Trea,urer's
office
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The STATE CATTLE-PEEs.-The House Of
Delegates yesterday voted $1,000 to repair
aud enlarge the State cattle pens near Bicon's
Quarter branch. The. Senate has now to act
upon the appropriation. .s
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jury IN THE TYREE CAsE.-The following
iury was Yesterday impanelled in the case Of
A.. j. Tyree, indicted for shooting Muscoe
johnson (coiored): S. Blunt Mason, James
NJ. Estes, w. Albert Spott, Christian unkIe,
Il. L. Glszebrook. John j. Cannon, +. L:
Lyon, w. II. Clenmitt, n. w. Nelson, DAVID
Coghil, Luke Harvey, and David Mittedor'
fer. " - 90
Without swearing in the jury, about 2:oo
p. Nj. the court adjourned until this morn'
ing. - ---------.- u .--- -.
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OyERCoATs. OyERCoATs.-E. Is. SPENCE &
soN have In their stock splecdd line of ov.rcoats
which they arc selling at the very lowest prices.
They have also very large lot of heavy cloths,
vestngs, &C.. which they making up In the very
best style. Their stock Of winter undercothing is
large and varied. Give them cali. 'H
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The THEATRE THIS WEEK.-HernandeY
Foster will appear at the Theatre Thurs9aE
evening next in the play of Jack Rarseg
way, Afloat and Ashore" Mr. Edwin
Browne will make his bow to our people at
the same time.
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There were earnest addresses from MIR.
Furman Tupper, Rev. J. NJ. Butler, Rev. j.
E. Massey, and Rev. J. II. Newbil1. TEeslng'
ing, led by the Piue.street school, was very
sweet indeed, it is conceded that the sing
ing at this church is as fine as any in the city.
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B. DUESBERRY, High Constable City Rich
mond, ut IL A. NJ, on Twelfth street. between
Main and Cary, liquors, cigars, showcase, Sc.
WILLIAM &. SMITH & CO, 10 A.. ~, at 615
Broad street, English cloths, shawls, dress
goods, &c.
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REMNANTS! REMNANTS! REMNANTS Three
thousand yards Of remnants Of e LANES. Poplins,
Alpacas, Mernos, Fmp'ess Cloths, Satiaes, Serges
and other styles of dress goors 10 be sold rega d IS
Of cost ut LEvY BROTHERS..
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SITE FOR CENTRAL LuNATIo AsYLua.-ine
legislative committee TO selec. pew site iof
the Centrat Lunatic Asylum VIII leave mere
Thursday for Suffolk and Norfolk.
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g 1t speaks for itself" IS what lady said Of DR.
BULLS CoUGH-sYkUP the other DAY." for single
bottle cared my child OF most orrauful cough.''
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STATE OF VIRGINIA. COUNTY or HENRiCo, 49,:
/, S. A. Glover, cashier OF the above-nained bank,
do s0ipf Iy swear TINT the above statalnent Is tiue'
to the best CT my knowledge ana beiisi, ,,,ox
Subscribed aud sworn 10 before me this 9Th DAY
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
JoHS. rgEESSEELL' l5yESE Directors
IN 9.3t ~
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SINCE THE GREAT REDUCTION made In the
pricesof CLoAKs they have been goirg oGfast. We
have yeL Oh hand goo assortment to select from.
You can save money by purchas Ing now. IL Ia.
- -a--.#-..-.... LEVY BROTHERS,,
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PRICsS OF SHAwLs marked down-whole stock
to be closed out. IF you want Striped, Plaid, OF
Plain shawl, call AT LEVY BROTHERS.
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ALWAYS UNIFORM.

QUALITIES SUPERIOR TO
Burns In any lamp without danger Of exploding or
taxing IRE. Manufactured expressly 10 displace
the use CT highly volatile and dangerous oils It's
SAFETY uader EVERY possible TEST, and Its per-
feet burning qualities, are proved by Its Continued
100000 FAMILIES,
willie no accident, directly indirectly, has ever
occurred from burning, storing, or handling It.
The mauy limitations and cou' terfeits Of the
AsrgAy, OH that have been thrown unsuccessfully
On The market IS further
PaooFloF-lTs SUPERIOR MERIT.
The ASTRAL mas now worldwide reputation as
the SAFEST and BEST.
The insurance companies aud fire commissioners
throughout the country recommend
I, PaATT's ASTRAL OIL
as the best safeguard whsn lamps are used,
CHS. PRATT & CO. q .fse
established l770,,
1os FULTON STREET. NEW YORK.
R. W. POWERS CO., Agents.
no 1O.eod3m - W--s-- NN----0--,
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CoKE-sPcTswcoD GOAL. YARD.

BLACK ALPACAs AND BLACK slLKs.-I.arge ad-
ditions to onr stock prices to suit the times; the
best baI rins ever effercd ia these goods.
J.EyY BROTHERS.
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JURORS m CoaoEEn's CAsEs.-A Dill mas
passed the House OF Delegates fixing the pay
Of Jurors In coroner's cases at u per aay.
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The next meeting will be held at Clay.
Street church on the second Sunday in Feb
rtlary. !t.--.-,,s.,.s-, u -.
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rss WEATHER To-pAr.-Ffom our r'E
.,'> his morning the probabilities ore h"f
:. ,-.aslrr today 'oH DC cloudy, 'o'm ro'"
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NIX STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
III THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK AT
RICHMOND. IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER
31St. 1874:
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- ~ comprising firm OF q. Ober & Sons.
January LIST, 1875.

STATE OF Via GINA, CITY OF RrcHAoSD--tow Wit:
1, Charles y. Williams, a notary public, FOR the
city af ,read. In tne Stale Of Virginia, do certify
barore me, IN my mid city, ana MADE o. ttI that
Messrs. g. Cher Sons, Of the city OF Baltimore. IN
srm OF Hill sIiuIers OF wiach' i;,e ca afaant is q
general partner. the sum OF forty thousand collars
as special partners therein. u N -
1876 [signedJ CdARLtS U. WILLIAMS.
i ja12g tf-sE,r .-....g Notary Public.
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NIOTIGE OF DISSOLIITN)N.-.T co.

NOTICE OF DISSULU UTlON.--The CO.
under the style a d firm Of A.CAPPEL G co.
has shis day been dissolved by muflal consent 7.
We have constituted Don r. HALsEY, ksq at
our attorney in fact. with full authority wind up
the affilrs Of the eoScern.t Those indebted 10 Is
will please come forward and make payment 10 ar.
Hslsey OF the amoInts due. aud our credrors are
requested 70 present tth.ir claims TO him.
A. CAPPEL,
s5 t y 49, X. WERSF. =.
RICHMOND, VA, January 1875. IL 7.6t 4
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DlssoLB1IeNB . rAarnElsHTrs.

pENEWAL or LIMITED PARTNER.
llaHIR.-GHARLES: o. HILL and CHARLES
=. sKIhKER, OF the city af Richmond, In The
state of yirsinis, and g SgsTAygs OgtE John
Baltimore, fn The State Of Maryland WHO are there
associated under the frm OF .G.s sjBER q sUND,
have This DAY YsEyEwED TEE LSMIrED coPAgT.
NEKshIP HEREIopoRE IoRMEpsBY 1HEH onthe
lst day OF January, 1879, ard which expired by
Limitation December s1sts s74. fcr atfnffhsf Pc
rod Of i've years, ane TO expire on the fbee
cembeI, 1879. for the purpose OF copducfing q
GENEtsAL COMAflSSION snd ndGp0GERY7BUSI-
NESS 10 the c!ty. Of Richmond. ys.s under the firm
or HIEL q SKINNER, 80 ssss5s-st n
j. Charjes D. Hill and Charles 3. Skipker are TIE
general partners; and Messra Gustayns 0ber, JoDti
Z; 0eer. and Robert Oher. under the drsaS Ssof g.
OBER d SONS. are special partners. ss
The sum Of forty thousand dollars hGs BEEN put
into the partnership By g. Uber q Sons.
tSignedl CHARLES ID. HILL,
~ 81 sf395l CHARLES r. SKINKEKs u
w. j Il s.ss s5.IE General partners.
GUSTAYU5G GBER = ssSs5ss' ~
81 49, - M ~; JOHN.R4OBER, 9.fts
per q. 0ber, attorney,
y. stsjstsh4, ,fR ROBEEToREK,.54fsss ssSsss.
e6, .;5ag- per g. Obsr, attorney,
- Special partners,
.ia~ iit COMPRISING arm Of 6. Ober Sons.
January 1st, 1875. 81
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Tuy WEATHER on Sunday was clear ant, ana
~ ",,d The weather yesterday was clear
W W fair, with more moderate temperature
o., ,,,i,c cold during the forenoon.
rs>1o o6o
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CARBON HILL CoKE.-PnCuER.
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

uEASONABLE GOODS.-Just reg
-. ceived, LADIES' KID and GOAT BUr.R
TOS.B y(JTs, faiI SSKS' GOAT BALM0.N
Ls.CHiLbREN'SG GOAT ATBALMORALS,GsN
TLEHEN'S DIR tSS- BOUTS and GAfTEhs, xuita.
Die for party occasions; all seasonable AID nns
goods. Also full supply OF OVERSE0ES.
SJhN &. PAGS, JR, 909 Main, between stab a,l
and Tenth streets, .s. JAilE
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DEPORr OF THE CONDITION Of
IL THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF II RiCH, IhL,
MVSD, At RICHMOND, IN THE STAIE zSs OE
VIRGINIA. AT TUE CLoSs UT ooohN1.'o
pEJ,hMftR 81, 1,1S74:
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITI OF R1CHM@oSD, @ So; .,,,ed
l. W r. Ouirles, cashier of the aDove-naHisu
Lans do soleinnlv swear that the above statelheul
Is true TO the best OF my knowledge ana belei:
W. X. QUAkLES, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this Slh day
of T"n,srv' 1879. WILLIAM SlNIOS,
% Notary Public.
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4 FULL SUPPLY OF RUBBERa,
II GOODS such as Gentlenen's, Ladies -
and Misses Wo..I-I.tned Hubber Boots Gen. :,
i ne OF Hnbber shoes, ali Widths for gentle en- la
N' - " - t-2Z.- W. p. w. TAYLORss,
to corner Fourth apo Broad streets.
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PAINTS. OILS, sc.
DRAFTS ASTRAL OIL.

SAFE!
PERFECTLY ODoGLEss:
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4 LARGE SUPPLY OF GENrLEx.
N MEM, BUCKLE ARCTICS and IMI1HA
TATION SANDAL RUBBERS. Also, 49,
complete assortment OF RUB8ERs, al slZssa aasu
Wild. .hs. for ladies', Misses boys. ard ctiidrno,
WING }, ELLsTP Z CkCAHss.I Z
are with us, and will be pleased 10 serve their
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~yy CIRCULATION OF THE Ds-
,s,.sGER THAN THE CONFIRMED
J >,crn..T,oN ,r OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
,ryspArERs OF THE CITY.
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A meeting ofdthe Board of Aldermen was
held yesterday afternoon In the Council
cham Der, President Meredith In the chair.
Present at rollcall: Messrs. Ordway, Bell,
Kelsm, Spangenburg, Williams, Tanner,
Wagner, thinner, Vanderyall, and Lips
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rO.PARTNERSHIP.

rO.PARTNERSHIP. .'
RICHMOND, VA. January /, 1875.
We have this day f)rn-d . 10. SHIP
under the style Of CRISGAN, MORRIS CO., Tor
the purpose Of conducting the WHuLEsaLE
GROCERY, IMPuKrlNG AND COMMISSION
BUSINtS3 at No. 8 Pearl Block. Four ecnth
lully solicit call from the trade generally.
JOHN w. CRINGAS,
late OF Robert 9. Williams & Co.:
JOHN ST. NORRIS.
late tpith Davenport & Morris:
ia1.lOt LEWIS II. BLAIR.
TON OF FCO.PARTNER-
IL SHIP-The co-par!nership heretofore exist
ing unter The frm-name or hOBEKT Z. VIII
Mr. POBERT +. WILLIAMS having pnrclased tne
entire interest In The late concern all inuehtednesS
10 US viii be paid 10 him, and all claims presented
- n'n lt' t'' o ~ ROBERT F. WILLIAMS.
JOHN W. GRIAGAN.
RICHMOND, Va, Jauuary !, 1875.
NEW FIRM.-The undersigned will con.
IN tinue the WHOLESALE GkGCERf AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS at the OIL stand cor
rcr Fourteenth Cary streets, uuder Inc nsine
and s vie OF RUBERr T.. WILLIAMS 70, ana
sOIicits the continuance CT business heretofore eA
'cndeu 'iis 'a'e - :" ROBERT F. WILLIAMS.
RICHMOND, VA, January l. S7o. 1a l-lOs
EROM THIS DATE Mr.. w. BEN. PAL
l. MEk is admitted TO an Interest In our house.
The Arm name viii remain unchanged.
PALMuk. HARTsOOk GO.
RICHMOND, January /, 1875. u lin
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r. am, # Thermometer al ne nisDdtch ONCE
'''""' y January II. 1878.
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T'HE PARTNERSHIP UNDER THE
FIRM-NAME AND STYLE OF
JOHN H., BosCHEN = SON
is this dly dissolved by mutual consent. HERMAN
{. BoScHEN will close up the affairs Of the concern
Creditors win please hand Iii their bills for seiie-
ment. Those tndebtdf are earnestly requested to
make prompt paymentwhen called on.
i -.,o,7-ir.; /; 4, s 4v.s JOHN Ii. BOSCH EE.
80. HERMAN G. BOSGHES.
JANUARY l, 1875.
retire from the firm OF BOSCHEN &isOS with
many thanks to my friends and the public FOR the
generous patronage extended me during business
career of over twenty years, and cordially rcccni-
mend them to my successors.
TO, my older patrons. who would perhaps prefer
my attention, would say that may ba found at
the store any day. and will cheerfuly attend to their
orders in the custom department
Very respectfully, JOHN II. BOsCHEN.
This day the undersigned have formeda co-part-
nership under the 6rm.nam and etyle OF
HERMAN BoscHEN & BROTHER,
- to continue the
BOOT, SHOE, AND TRUNK BUSINESS
established In 1862 BY our father. We shall en-
a. ayor. by strict attention 10 business. 10 prove
worthy successors Of the old firm John II. Boschen,
'"'' HUMAN C. BOSCHES,
".-. -. THEODORE II. B0sCHEN,
II. Nos. b09 and Oil iBroar street.
JANUARY l.1s76.. ~ lal
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COKE, COKE EIGHTH AND MAIN.
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J'HE PARTNERSHIP UNDER THE

RIcHMoyp, VA, January S 1876. 4
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Correct-Attest:
5ohN i; ShlLiSik;.,YY, j ~, directors
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-18


WASHINGTON CITY HOUSES AND LOTS.
By virtue Of the last will and testament OF Mary
ordered to be recorded by the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia, and capable OF convey
scriber TO be sold, disposed of, and conveyed by
him in fee-simple 10 the purchasers, and with the
70 Ray ss 9 @ 6H0s Ros
and lots, late the estate of the said Mary Ann
Fist I and secondEThe brick dwellings, stores
and premises on south side Of Penngylysnia ave
square $50. Lots and I, formerly in the occuga-
onof Mrs E5aSeta hSTs and M Ge org W.
nue., and 2 feet y INCHES on street; It The arst
contains as square feet the latter square
herd, esd, the purchaser oflot has the right TO
use division VAL adjoining the s y OF TINS let;
side Of New York avenue l45 feet IL inches and %
feet inches on Twenty-third street, containing
Fourf6..Iot No. T. of square 1c4, p feet inches
on the north side Of Z street north, containing
Fifth.-Iot No. Il, Square 2ss, 50 feet frsnt on
the east Side OF Thlrteentn street West' containing
si9tS6.HEos q Square 70. 10 feet on street,
seyenth.eLot i, Square SIS, s. feet on Eleventh.
street east, 5,672 square feet. a, r,,,,,
street east, 4, 2c4 square feet. ...,
NlnthIL9t No. Square S q feet inches Is son on
Sinches on Seventh street, 0,o52 square rect.
N1Ttn ardas Eenne, bet1een First and Second
streets east, ~ C3 square Feet ,.. ,,,
Eleyenth,-L0t D, square Soos Ieeb
Tenth street east ,26 square feet; 15-foot alley
o5 Tweifth1Lot T. Square 965, 70 feet on Tenth
street east and 81 feet IL inches on North street,
The terms Of the sale are; One third Of the gur-
the day OF sale and The balance in six and twelve
months from the day of sale bearing six per cent.
Interest from that day, to be secured to the salts
factIsn Of the subscriber. ,Adeposit Of $50 wiz be
required on the day Of sale from each purchaser.
ON payment OF the purchase money. and not be-
fore. the subscriber Will execute the deeds.
Some OF these lots may be sold In divisions laid
of bF the Surveyor entire, to suit purchasers.
Purchasers are requested to write TO the sub
scri6er or to leave their offers 1t the ONCE Of Ran
dan HaRner, esq.,, Attorney-at-Law, Houng's
Law Ruilding, Louisiana avenue, or with Henry
X Randall, No. 1900 street..
lie ale on TUESDAY, yhe 18th october instant, at
IA oSclocK am, as to Nos. and OF this adver-
tisement, lots on Pennsylvania avenue, and on the
nremises respectively. As to the other lots at
oieiock D. m on that day, following the order of
their numbers herein, beginning at No. 3, and all
10 he sold on the premises If the sale be not I'm
ished on that day the sale will be continued daily
A. RANDALL, Executor,
Annapolis, Md.
oc4 MThSds Ut. COLDwELL, Salesman.