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National Republican., 1875-11-01
MONDAY MORNINe::::::NovEMBER / 1875.

THE State elections which will take place
tomorrow are of comparatively slight ma
tional Importance, except as they may
affect the currency question. In this view
they are of the first importance. That the
people hold this question TO be Of vital in
terest has been shown by the unsurpassed
vote which has been brought out in those
States where the issue has been broached.
CorrespondinglY heavy votes may be ex.
pected tomorrow in most of the States in
which the elections will occur. They are,
Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts,, Mime
sofa, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, New
Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania.
Both the capital and labor Of the country
deprecate any change of policy which shall
remove farther the day of coin redemption.
The capitalist abominates fluctuation in
prices, the laborer desires his wages in
that medium which has the greatest pur-
chasing power. The spectators, the
gamblers alone thrive upon an initiation of
our currency. The Republican policy is
fixed and steady in the direction of
specie basis The Democratic policy in
the West and South is unmistakably in
the direction of imitation. 1t would seem,
however, that in the States which are to
vote tomorrow there can be butone result.
Knowing, as the people do, that with the
Democracy there is danger Of an initiation
bubble policy, they will be likely, espe-
cially the laboring and commercial classes,
to set their faces fatty against it by voting
the Republican ticket. They know what
the Republican policy is. As we have be-
fore remarked, it has steadily advanced by
a gradual approach to the specie basis since
the close of the war. But they have no
assurances from the Democracy that they
will not have, in the event of Democratic
ascendancy, the experiences of the South
ern States with their Confederate currency
repeated. They do not wish to dream at
night that they have money and awake in
the morning 10 find parcel of rags re-
deemable only at the old junk shops.
National Republican., 1875-11-01
ARTFUL DODGERS.

Human nature is brimming full of marked
peculiarities. We find them abounding
among the clergy, the legal profession, and
more particularly among politicians. The
modern politician is a man of many hues.
In his everyday actions are to be found
emphatically expressed the venerable and
poignant adage that circumstances alter
cases." There are three distinct classes of
the modern politician. In one we find the
thorough going prompt, energetic business
man, always attending to his own affairs
and best interests of his constituency. The
second is that smooth, oily-tongued, affable,
gentle-tempered man, who would blush at
profanity and wade into the interests of a
credit mobilier knee deep without whim-
per or a sigh. And then comes the artful
dodger, that willy political anomaly, whose
case is Gn obdurate one An artful dodger
is politician who is continually perched
upon the fence watching impatientlv the
course OF the wind, ever ready to get down
on the winning side. He is never certain,
always misrustfula and ever uneasy. When
IN the temporary confusion of political in.
teresis new organization is announced as
the great national independent or reform
party, he forthwith gets himself ready to
enter its ranks the moment there is the
slightest dawning of prosperity in its favor.
He rides about on the crest of all the noliti.
cal tidal waves, and whenever he is sud-
denly dashed high and dry on the beach of
party adversity he craWls hacly IT. .L
fold of the party in power, and swings his
hat as high and screams as loud as the most
venerable and persistent and faithful SUD-
porter there is in the ranks. He believes
in floating with the popular tide, in drift
ing conspicuously along with the cur.
rent of public opinion, whether that
opinion is properly founded or not By
continued cultivation of a desire to be
National Republican., 1875-11-01
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

CHANGE OF TINE. NovEMBER1 /, 1875.
AN. Leave Washington.
$500 Baltimore and Way Stations.
200 Baltimore and Way Stations.
7:I5 Point OF Rocks and Way Stations,
1880 Baltimore, Annapolis, Relay, EllIcott City
and Way Stations to Point or Rocks. Ex-
500 NEW YORK EXPREss.
s:3l Baltimore and Way stations.
'''' serstOWn and Way Stations, to Piedmont,
via Metropo itan Branch.
II;no Baltimore and Way Stations.
1l0 NEW YORK EXPRESS. l;so ?, m. on Sunday.
1:I5 Baltimore and principal Way Stations.
$50 BALTIMORE ExFRESs: steppIDg at Laurel;
Way ei Stations. MAN ss sse@.J m. 'fsoefick ana
3:45 Bali imore and Way stations.
Hsfper's Ferry. Winchester and Way Sta.
5:21 CHIcAGo iSp C1SciSNETf FisT EXPRESS.
$50 BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
7:% baltimore and Way Stations.
$3.50 NEW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS.
1i:So @ ST. LoEfs LoGfs fIa FHsP PiEs EXPREss. . y ''
62o $40 $3.50 a. M, l:lO 4:I5 1850 $3.50, s:S5 p. m.
7:30a. m, lis p. IN. daily, except Monday.
$50 p. n. daily, except saturday.
5:00 7:t0, 715 $50, sl5, 1l:0o $780, 34, Ais
500, 7:4O, ll:sop. m. daily. except sunday.
LKAyE CAMDEN STATION FOR WASHINGTON.
4:So, $40 9:l5 a. M, 1880, $780, 6:S5, 9l5, p.
4:iO D. m daily to Washington only.
6:5o, 7Sg, lo:So a. m, 3lo, s:SO, $3.50 1o:O, HIS
p; m. daily, except sunday: 1
napolis, staunton Valley Branch, nor for New
York and Phi adephia at s;o1 a. and I:lO p. m,
and Ohio ticket ofices, washington Station, aAd
2, en- Secfed rSe5e .SS orders @ ss
any point in the city. THUS: x. saARP,
LIN. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. KOoNTZ. General Agent. nol-tf
National Republican., 1875-11-01
MARRIED.

g, ,B!A,Y9iLdEss-oARsos,.on z, II WEDNESDAY: October
q, az the Eayette-street NJ. 4. church. Baltimore,
ey Rey. .; D: Owen, assistsg b. the Rev: DIS
Alex u. Gibson and II. k. Naylor, ALBERT =.
BAYLEss, Of New York, and SALLIE T., daughter
OF David Carson, esq, Of Baltimore.
MuLLOY-BROWN.-On M the 2sth ult., at the
N. z. church, Betssile, BY the Rev. w. A; Nc.
DOnnell, SAMuEL G. MULLoY and hLAikA
BROWN, 10th Of Prince Georges county, Md.
BURTON-RUMRILL.-On Thursday, October
2 at the residence of the brde.s parents, by Bey.
Stephen H. Tying, Jr., ID. d.. CLARK q. BuRToS
and JENNIE B., daughter OF Alexander Rumrtll,
all Of this city.
POsT-DE RAND. October D. at the
Church OF the Ascension, by the Rev. Morgan l..
Dix. I, ctor of Trinity church, New York. CHAs.
A: POST and MARIE CARoLINE, daughter Of Gen.
Philip Regis de Trobriand, u. :. A.
EDMONSTON-DAVlS.-On the 18th of October,
at the residence of the brides father by Rev, II.
A. Chick, WILLIAM Z. EDMoNSToN, OF Washing
ton. %. G., and Miss FANNY DAVIS, Of Dsvisyiile,
Baltimore county, Md.
wooDRUFF-HAYwo Christ church,
Raleigh, the evening Of the 18th OF october, by
Rev. NJ. NJ. Marshall, ID. D., Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel CHARLES A. WOODRUFF, captain I'd ar
tillery, and Miss EFFIE, eldest daughter OF Dr. X.
B. Haywood.
PYWELL-BRODEN.-E r. PYwELL and
MAGGIE BRoDEN, in Baltimore, at st. Mary's
church, star Of the Sea, ~ by Rev. p. Mccoy, on
June 3, 1875.
National Republican., 1875-11-01
~ N o T L @ Il
swCOLLECTOR's OFFICE,


WASHINGTON, ID. c., October q, 1875.
hoiice Is hereby given that on October 81, 1IS,
VIII expire all licenses given by the District Of
and bankers. bill posters. brewers, brokers, book
agents, contractors, cattle brokers, commission
merchants, dealers of merchandise OF any kind
whatever, dealers In distilled and fermented IL
quOrs, wines and cordials, distlllers, insurance
agents, ice dealers, manufacturers Of illuminating
gas, lie and hFe insurance companies, patent
agents, pawnbrokers, photographers, proprIetors
Of bar rooms sam mple-rooms, tippling houses BILL
lard, hagAtelle and Jennie Lind tables bowling
alleys ihotels, livery stables, intelligence Offices,
JUNK shops, restaurants and eating houses, thea
tres. real estate agents. rectihers, &C., &C.
All parties engaged In said business, trades
professions must promptly renew said licenses in
ACCORDANCE with the provisions Of the act OF the
Legislative Assembly, approved August 3, 1871,
and the act amendatory thereof approved June %,
''That every peason liable for a license tax who
may fall 10 pay the same before eagaging in the
business for which license may be required, shall,
in addition to the license tax imposed, pay fine
or penalty of no less than five nor more than fifty
dollars for each offense.''
Dealers in distilled and fermented liquors, wines
and cordials, in quantities not less than pint,
are further notified that bond, with two citizens
as sureties, each in the penal sum of two hundred
bia as successor TO the Mayor, Board OF Aldermen,
and Board Of Common Council, &C., previous to
obtaining license to traffic therein, In accordance
with existing laws. JOHN +. CUOR,
oc23-STu&Th-5t
National Republican., 1875-11-01
r~sECoND DCo-oPERATIyEBUILD.

~ me ASSOCIATION
The first regular meeting OF the Second Co-opera-
tive Building Association will be held on MUN-
DAY EVENING, November 8, ISIS, In Potomac
Hall, corner Of Maryland avenue and Eleventh
street, South Washington. for the payment OF
dues and sale Of money. The books win be open
for one month. Shares, s2 each, representing
,oc9; association TO begin closing atthe end or
stock subscriptions can be made at the following
laces:
C. B. Church Sons, Lumber Dealers, corner OF
Maryland avenue and Eighth street southwest.
Walker q Bro, Grocers, corner Maryland ave-
nue. and Eleventh street southwest.
Petty 4 Harvey, Hatters, 2O5 Seventh street
northwest
Lux Bro. Tobacconists, corner Seventh and
STIR cts northwest.
johnson Bro., Coal Merchants, Twelfth street
wharf; corner + and Twelfth northwest, office OF
the Great Falls Ice Company; 1l2s Ninth north
west.
stephens Bro. Wood and Coal merchants,
Seventh street wharf.
B. A. aIker, Grocer, Four-and- a-half street,
between and southwest.
Thompson Co., Hardware, corner Tenth street
and Louisiana avenue northwest.
j. L. Carpenter, Y NJ. Christian Association
Rooms, 3l6 Is STREET northeast.
j. y. Petty, Columbia Buildings.
ID. Pullman. 3. and p. Freight Depot.
Depue HaZen, Grocers, corner Four-and-a-
half and STREETS southwest.
GEORGE WHITE, President.
G. r.. THOMSON, Seciy. Oc5-TuThSlm
National Republican., 1875-11-01

TNHE NEW BOOKS.-"MONEY AND THE
= Mechanism Of Exchange" :" by W. s. Jeyops
author OF principles Of Science, &C.; interna.
tonal scientific series; g. 50 sImpresslons OF Lon
don social Life, by (. s. Nadal formerly Secre-
tary American Legation at London; o. so. ''EighI
Cousins ~ Louisa NJ AIeost, authsr Of Little
BY Rev; z. T. Ros. author OF tEBarriers BaTSei
Away S115. sDaily Thoughts" by Rev. De
Family in Town and Country by the author Of
'Drean Children, &C.: an antique and he1uti-
full book for the Juveniles; g. 'sEisie's Wonan
hood, sequel to ..ElsIe's GIrlhsOd;'' 50
"Notes on Paris, by 81. TaIne: $3.50
Medical Text Books and Tre4tises, Works on
Sanitary Science, Medical Periodicals. PhilosOphf-
cal Apparatus. Anatomical Charts supplied At
short notice at manuf1cturers' prices. Catalogues
with aisgrams, descriptions and prices on hand
The attention Of students Is called to Our New
Medical Note Book, most convenient and usefui
article for students attending the courses of lee
lures. WARREN CHOATE & CO.,
Booksellers and St4tiouers,
Tenth street. oci-tf
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
L TRiGT& & OF &GoLUMBiA, HoL A sPE-

i TRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOL DING A sPE-
CIAL TERN, OCTOBER 50, 1875.
In the case Of Cath Bell. eNecutriN of Mary
Wheeler. deceased. the eNecutTlN afares eslid mas
with the appreciation Of the Supreme Court of The
District of Columbia aforesaid. app ,int ted SItur-
day. November q, 1875 for the fnaI eLteme Mt and
distribution of the OF said lsed
and of the assets in hand. far as the same have
been collected and turned into money: when and
where all the creditors and heirs of said deceased
notified to attend, with their clIims properly
vouched. or they may otherwise BY law lie excluded
from ali benefit in said deceased'S estate: Provided
i copy OF this order be pu bshed oDca n week for
three weeks I'm J HE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN pre-
vlOus to the said day.
Test: A. WEBSTER
nOl-M5w@ Register of Wills
National Republican., 1875-11-01
WORKS ON ART, ,ARUHITECTURE AND
w DRAWING.
WARREN CHnATE co.'s

Pain tiers, sculptors, Architects and EnEravers
and their Works. Handbook. BY Clara
ErsklDe Clemt nt- AZ
Gwilt's Encyclopedia of Architecture, HistOr-
ical, Theoretical and Practical, s yo., sheep,
Crssy cyciopGdia of Civil Engineering HiSO
torical- theoretical aBd Practical. Three thou
sand engravtnEs, l,75Zplges, s vO., sheep. New
History of Archi lecture in all countries from tn
earliest time t. the present day. By James Fer
.sOnf us S5- o,
History of Art. BY DR.. VIM. Lubke vols
quarto. Beautifully Illustrated. Halfca S25 10
The Grammar OF Painting and Engraving Trans
iated from the French 6y Kate Newell Doggett.
Elementary History of Art. An introduetiOn %
ancient and Modern Architecture, sculpture
Palntine and Music. By n. Drawers. Illus,
tTated --.-.. a "a
Architecture for General Students. BY Caroiine
handbook OF Legendary and Psychological Art,
~ Tiara ErSkine clement With descriptive
Thoughts About Art. By Philip e. Hamerton, x 06
chapman s American Drawing Book. A man
ual for the SS OO
Sinlth's american Text Books Of Art Educat ion
hernes studies. Ornamental Alpaabets, Draw
ing Books.
All the above WORKS in sto,k and supplied At
publishers prices, Books sent by mail postage
tree, on receipt Of price.
Agents in " ashiugtDn for Braun's AutOtyDas-
those remarkable reproductions of the GreSt Pic
tures md Sculptur-s Of the old masters.
Complete stock of d. awing Materials.
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HE NEW BOOKs

Mabel Martin. By John G. Whittier A reautifuI
ho1hSay BOOK, uniform with The Hanging or
HOME Pastorals, and other Poems. BY Bay Ird
f9etlc localities Of Cambridge. Edited by W.
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1SSSay z
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Books, Articles Of Virtu etc AA HicsuEez'
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The Baron Ch. Davillier A noble auPPrtoy P.SSS ~
ume OF $40 pages. Richly bound and beauJifIiiI
Cartoon Portraits and Biographical SkeIc6e: - !"
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We have just received a large assortment or
Prayer Books and Bibles, In beautiful bindI n gs
large print, and the very choicest styles. Hymnsis
70 match the Prayer Books. Our assortment of
Teaehers' Bibles and Bagster Bibles Is very fun
Juvenile Book: Wonderful productions OF art
and mechanical skill. More than two thousand
Juvenile books, In all sorts Of bindings and styIes
anu Tor all ages OF children. Sunday-sch .oI Ii6ra
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BOARDING.

SNN~NONO~0N0~NCNONC~ON ONC~ONO0OoOoON~NDNNNNNON
POARDING.-MRS.F FLINT, FORMERLY
- OF e33 street, has removed to houses Nos. S23
and SIS Vermont avenue, opposite Arlington hotel:
has refnrnlshed them, and Is now ready to rent
rooms, en- suite or single, with board, to members
Of Congress and others desiring frst-class accom-
modatton for the winter season. oc25-2ys
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DIED,

DIED.
SUMMERS.-On the 30th ult., at $50 p. M,
after short Illness, AQUA T. SUMMERS, in the
seventy-sixih year of his zge.
Farewell, dear children, I am at rest,
And shall forever be;
could not stay with YOU on earth,
But you can come to me.
FunC raj will take place from his late residence.
No. 4Os l. street southeast, on Monday. the list
instant. at O'Clock p. m. Relatives and frlends
of the family are invited TO attend.
ARhOLD.-on the 29th ult., at 4:SO O'Clock
y. M, OF dIphtheria, MAURICE EMERY, son Of
James Z. and Amelia Arnold, aged fifteen months.
National Republican., 1875-11-01
FOR SALE OR RENT,

FOR SALE OR RENT. ON GEORGETOWN
HE1GHTS.-The residence OF the late Morris
Adler, esq; brick house, with fourteen rooms,
klchen and pantry; one acre of ground. Rent,
S5Oper month. Apply 10 W, II. DOUGAL, corner
Road and High streets. oc3l-tf
EOR RENT OR SALE-A LARGE AND
\ elegant HOUSE, on First street east, between
d and streets north Capitol HILL adjolnln
Capitol grounds with stable and side lots attached
Inquire of THOS. 6ALLIGAN,
oc2S6t" sos Twelfth street northwest.
National Republican., 1875-11-01
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
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4 UIUMN PUBLICATIONS.
Money and the Mechanism OF Exch Nnse, by Je-
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weiehts and Measures, and Money OF all Nations,
bN Clarke, $50.
Tales OF the Hrgonauts, by Bret Harte, sf. 50.
The Masque Of Pandora, by LongfeiIoW, sI-5O
The ship in the Desert BY joaquin Miller, sI.50.
The Academic Atlas. - maps and index, s25O.
Ihe Realm Of the lee King, &.
a Handbook OF Scripture Geography, Is mans 75e
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Fairies, by virginia W. Johnson, g. Hugh Mel
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Iuelishers OF fMcPherson's Political Works
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Received by
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Law Booksellers and Stationers,

as AVE.
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National Republican., 1875-11-01

ezF THE OFFICERS OF THE WASH.
as INGTUN CITY AND YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION LIBRARY
Are continually adding new books to the
already fine collection OF over l, 2G volumes. They
have wi. hin the past few months added . large
number of Popular works OF Fiction, among which
are the following: Captain HatterAs, by Jules
VgrDe; The Way We Live Now, by Trollope; Blue
b. ards Keys, by Miss Thackeray; Five Weeks In 4
VIM, Black: Seven oaks, By Holland; From Jest
TO Earnest by Roe; Our Next-door Neighbors, by
Bishop Haven; Moody and Sankey's Addresses and
Lectures. New books are being added almost
daily. We would be pleased to have our friends
call at any time between an and 10 d, IN, Rooms
IN the Young Mems Christian Association build
ing, corner of Ninth and ID streets. oc22tf
eSReNOTICE-AN ADJOURNED AN.
- nual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Washington Brick Machine Company, for the cleo
tion of nine trustees and other business, will be
held on TUESDAY, November l6, at O'Clock D.
L. CLEPHANE,
ocl6-S&Tutd Secretary.
National Republican., 1875-11-01

If Carruth lived six months with bullet in
his brain under homeopathic surgery, how
long would he have lived under the care of old
sawbones? is now the question.
National Republican., 1875-11-01
SELF RELIANCE.
GEo6RGETJSSOWTSS EEnALE 1E Az sEMNAEy, asnIsy,

H,HEopoRE INGALLS, KING, oRGANIsT
u st.John's Parish, Teacher OF
PIANO, ORGAN, ETC.
20 lessons, sl2;,or go. Address. Pc box 81. IL
GEORGETOWN FEMALE gEMINARY,
" NO. 81 sTODDARD STREET, GEORGE
.ABoARDNeANpp1 p1x Dxf Ii o6L o6L FOR YOUNG
progressive frem the rudiments to graduation.
Miss LIPsCoMB, Principal; Miss r. Y. HORN,
erary Assist ants; Miss BETTE r. RIDeELY,
Elocution and Literary Department; Dr.. ].
II. +. NEWTON, Instrumental and Vocal Music;
Prof. I. EUGENE CoLLIERE, French; Prof. L:
Chemistry. Circglars Obtained Of Principal At
Ballantyne's, f38 Seventh street; GilmAn's drug
store, Pennsylv vsnia avenue; ]. Bradley Adams,
corner Ninth and streets, Washington City.
Fall session opens September 16, 1876. Street cars
pass within one square Of Seminary. ar4-tdel6
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0K. HOLLAND5S NEW BOOK

Dk. HOLLANDS NEW BOOK.
sevenoaks, story of to-day rs
, IAN foetsi ~ z. G. stedman. so
Wn; GOOdell. ~ 2 50
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~ ~ sM Miinlster, py z o. Perryman. LOO
At WIN RAIIA NT1YNE,S
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A LII The NEW BOOKS AS FAST As
- PUBLISHED.
The latest American and English novels.
standard novels In paper covers, 50 and IS cents
All the popular NOnthlies and QuarteIlies
very low.
Fancy note paper and envelopes in great variety
Orders by mail promptly executed,
JUNCTION NEWS DEPOT,
National Republican., 1875-11-01

''Well! well!'' said gentleman who saw
the engraving ofFoley's statue of "Stonewall"
jackson in the Richmond Dispatch, 81 do not
know how much that looks like 'StonewalP
jackson, but it looks marvelously like the late
Prince Albert in the late Confederate uniform" !"
National Republican., 1875-11-01
THOMAS NORFLEET

novl-tf Corner Pennsylvania avenue.
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
i TRlCT OF COLUMBIA, THE 18TH DAY OF
OCTOBER, A. ID, 1875,
DSn, ,",n y S;,,,u, % In Equity, No. 4oO.
b. njamln NJ. Plumb, the trustee in this cause,
having reported that he has sold part OI lot I, In
square 4tS, in the proceedings particularly de-
scrihed, with the improvement thereon, To Henry
NJ. Baker and George Mason for the sum of $3.50:
IL is this 18th day OF October. A. ID. ISIS, ordered
and dCcreed that said sale as reported will stand
ratified and confirmed on Mon lay. the 10Th day OF
November. a. ID. lS7S unless cause to TIE contr try
be shown on or before that day: Provided. u copy
of this decree be published in some lily ne eWspa
per printed and pubshedi in the city Of Washing
ion, DC, at least once week for three successive
weeks peiote saln 2ath day OF Noyembfr. "a
A true ecOpy-Test:
X. j. MEIGs, Clerk. nol-NI3v
National Republican., 1875-11-01

Eight hundred hands thrown out of employ
ment by fire in Philadelphia This is a hard
prospect for cold winter. 1t affords a splen-
did opportunity for the benevolent.
National Republican., 1875-11-01

The Hartford Co,,raHt puts on airs because
it was one hundred and twelve years old last
Friday. 1t is old enough to behave better. 1t
tries to tantalize its original subscribers by
offering them the next years subscription
gratis. 1t knows they are beyond its reach.
National Republican., 1875-11-01
FOR RENT

EoR RENT-AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE
II In the northwestern section OF the city; "A
rooms; every modern convenience; stable, car
riaEe-house, etc. Rent 600 per month. Apply to
EDWIN J.SWEET, No. 5l1 Seventh street north
west. nof-ft
National Republican., 1875-11-01

A lady, hearing her husband struggling with
the front door for admittance, late one dark
night, raised the second-stOry window, and,
looking down upon the tardy wretch, said in
urdertones, "Go the back door, Charley; hus-
band has got the key to the front one, and you
can't get in that way" She has the company
of her husband every night now.