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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-26

Reports lave been received in SIM
francisco, announcing the loss of the
United states steamer Saranac in Sew
mour Nanaimo. Following are the
particulars: ... 1872.
United States Steamer Sarauac. Inv
ing on hoard as passengers Lieutenant
Maynard and DR.. Ernil Dessils, of the
Smithsonian Institution, left San Fran
cisco juno 9Th, for Sitka and Behring'S
strait on n scientific expedition, and to
make a collection for the PHILADELPHIA
Centennial Exhibition. She took the
inside channel, called Nanaimo, and Mt
e:4o n. III. Friday struck the famous
mid channel rock in Seymour Narrows.
This is the rock 30 much talked of in
connection with the proposed bridge Mt
The Narrows for the Canadian Overland
Railroad. The vessel was going four
teeen knots an hour, with q seven knot
current, ut tho time of tho striking.
She hung q few moments and then
swung of and her bow was run into the
Vancouver shore and nude fast with
Il hnwser to n tree. In nm hour she
sunk completely put of sight, not even
the mastsheads being visible. But lit.
tie stores or personal effects of officers
and crew were saved. The ships com
pnny camped on the beach without
shelter and but little provisions. Lien
Tenant Commander Sanders, tho pilot
md thirteen men made their way by
foot and came to Victora arriving there
last night. The steamer Otter left this
morning for the wreck; no lives lost.
In the French Assembly the sum of
SlZo,uoo lbs been voted to represent
France in our Centennial. 3. Il.
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HE klKO INDEPENDENT.
SATURDAY. JUNE 40. 1879.

~. 80 "H.. ~ -
The Eureka Sentinel, with ito usual
display of snsartaess uses mp nearly q
column Of its space in onefof its noted
ilarangues on the boundary question.
e~ndeavoring to Provo TINT Eureka
ought to have The coveted strip of
Elko county. which forms our western
line. The man. who runs that sheet,
without which-Nevada would be forced
to Feturn)t TO q territory. and who betrays
his friends at every convenient oppor-
tunity. seems to think that because in
some instances counties have been
coded portion of their domain, withou
remuneration. it is purely an net of
justice and equity and ought to DO en-
couruged. He cites several instances
IN proof Of this, and winds up by say-
ing that to grant tho demands of Elko
IN the suit now pending between tho
Two counties "would result in the up.
setting of tho boundary limos of nearly
every county in the State"
We are free to admit that tho iustan.
COS he cites arc correct, but also assert
TWO known evil acts never mnde
n right ono, and bccnusc certain por-
lions Of land lIave been coded without
pay. that Is no reason why Eurekn
should DO permitted to rob Elko. We
have never claimed that it was uncon.
stltutional to so give away territory,
II simply asserted That it was, IN
injustice, to which fact we still; adhere.
Nevertheless, tho Sentinel has told
O willing falsehood when it ovon init
mates that the snit, mentioned has my
thing to do with tho above proposition.
nor will in any way Interfere with the
boundaries. OF osl9sr .conltiu3, NO matter
how it may 10 decided.
The suit,'us the Sentinel we'll knows,
contests the constitutionality of tho
bill, first, on tho ground tint tho en-
acting clause is defective in its phrase
oloRy, and second that the vote, by
which it was passed. over the" Govern
ors veto, was illegal. Hence there is
nothing in the complaint Of Elko
which was anything to do with tho item
OF renumerative damages. .: a,
We simply INSERT that Eureka is
trying TO fteal tint strip of our territory,
and we don't propose to stand it, if
we con help it. :. ,
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AN InvniuabIe Trnverlng c~ompnn,on.

An Invaluable Travelling Compnnion
Change OF climntc. winter or diet IL ant TO
induce harrHssing and often dangerous di4.
eases. The three changes combined are fatal
10 thousands OF entrants every year. Is IL
not, then, OF the last importance 10 know Tint
H"sicttcr's Stomach iilters ara an absolute
preventive Of the lIuriful consequences %nrisinr
from these Causes. Travellers. yUyagcr. md
,emiHTanl4 10. new countries can not lie ,oo nfteu
reminded Of the fact that this agreeable yerc.
table tonic IL the must reliable Safeguard
against disorders 20 which they are far more
liable Than the frabitrnl drni1cns NJ healthy
regions. Tic primal effect Of the esorpc
atmosphere which produces what are called
L'hI"rl"l's levers IL 10 dcprrss and Ichilifair
the Sy1lriiI. The holy then becomes an casy
prey 10 llic malignant principle In the mir. Il I.
h'anIicslt!. therefore,, that the surrsl way 4,
avoid MI cpiderniG and endemic mnIsIic4 If nm
intermittent type u to cUnntcract the weaken.
inIR tciilIcncirs OF mliasma Iy artificial inyir0tu.
ton. That Il"-tettcr's Stomach %Iiittrrs Il thr
sur"st reSnscithni pf tagging yignr. Il n fact
which j. hest appreciated wherever influences
ihlinIcBI 10 health exist. Int IL il not alone
nnghihst iiln!ariI than they protect the system.
ihry 81 t"mgIup ]; a. 10 enable Il 10 cutitc
WIN IMMUNITY extremes ~ hnIi and cold 10
whlch Travellers are subjected. aud thcy men.
trnitzp tllhsc elements IN unaCCu-inmcl wutct
or dtci which would ntlIcrwl4c bcRel disorders
to the stomach aud bowels. The hrAckisl,
wafer with y hich royngcrA hy sea ARE often COM
PEELED TO Incnch their thirsi Ia apt 10 provoke
dysrhicty pnd other serious complaints, bnt
,whcn tho Filters IRE mixed with Il. u hrcumrS
hStIliesa. Truly THIS gTCnt protective iuyiyu.
rant u M invaluable travelling companion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-26

We would respectfully call the at
tention of tho public to our new stock
Of goods just opened. direct from New
York and San Francisco, bought from
foreign Importers and manufacturers
and specially selected for tho wants of
this market. Our stock is the largest
and most complete assortment ever
brought to this State, and bought Mt
such prices that we can sell lower than
any house ever sold before, md We
guarantee goods to be Just what we
represent them, both Mt Wholesale and
retail.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-26

Some OF the reporters Of the papersin
Western Nevada have been interview.
ing the Board of Regents, and for the
first time since the establishment OF the
University ut Elko condesccud to spcal,
q favorable word for that institution.
We have built n good building-much
better than we were asked to put ND
and the Regents seems to appreciate
1t. They will hold n meeting on tho
first OF July to adopt plans for the i'm
provement Of the grounds, ETC., and
now everything seems to point to a
turn in public opinion which has been
for some timo incensed against our
school by anch Journals rs the Carson
Tribune, which fails to see any good in
the works OF others unless they tend
to benefit Carson, or the money-loving
OLD coon who rmns Unto the ground)
that rai"d1le sheet. Tho Regents nd
mited that they found things in much
better shape than they expected, which
goes to show how tho said cIass of pa
pers have prejudiced the minds of their
readers: Against Eiko; but. the Beard
appreciated our efforts, and will reward
them-PHrkinson aud his crew to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
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OUR
D2"N Goods!
DEPARTMENT
Consist in part # the following articles

CONSIST IN part ~ tue following articles
Bonne Silks, Satins, Poplins,
Surgcs, Pongces, AIpacas, French
cassimcrcs, Delaincs, Linens, Be-
tiste, Plaid Poplins, Grenadines,
N1arseilles, Pcques, French and
English Calicos, Lawns, Hosiery,
Fancy Goods, Laees, Parasols,
Millinery and Straw Goods, Chill
dren's Wear, Ladies' Linen Suites,
Alexander and Jouvin's Kid
Gloves, Genuine Jowelry, Pcrfu.
merry and a full Assortment of
yankee Motions.
Paper Eanglngs, Window
Shades, Carpets, Rugs, Mating,
Trunks, Valises, Mattresses and
blankets.
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Assemhlyman JUS. q. Dow, Of Elko.
has purchased the materials of tho
Reno Crescent, and will soon com.
monco tho publication of another
journal in its stead 10 be called tho
Nevada Democrat. Col. Dow is mn
able man, n flho editor, and will I'm.
doubleday publish a Democratic sheet
that will DO Democratic from tho word
go. "f. i''I,.if. .t... .u.. |
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-26

Is THE DISTINCT CURT OF THE
Elko. =
Andrhl u. Ayres, Pi,!ntlr. against Minnie Ayrss.
Defendant. :
Action brought In the District Court Of the Ninth
JUDICIAL District Of the State Of SerAda. In and for
lie Coul " Of Elkn. aud the compliant nled In tho
once oil The Chtrk Of said District Court
The state Of Nevada ,sues greeting to Minnie
AyttS. Dxisnd ant,
You are hereby required to appear In an action
Drought against You by tie atIvc-iI1tned Plaintiff
In tlc District C"ur; OF thu Siuth Judicial District
0i The State OF Nevada. Ia and icE the county III
Elko. aiId To- a:ISwcr Tie conp'zint hlel therein
withiii Ven days exclusive OF The day Of Serviccl
alter Tia" Scrrtgc On you Of this sunu0n~-it serve
Within Ibis o,Vauty; or. II served uut Ut this county
hnt la this District. within twenty days: UthvrNis e
Nithln forty dsys-or Judgment 10y deI.ult will be
aEeu sHatnst YOU. according to the prayer OF hid
complaint.
The Raia nctian Is brought to obtain a Judgment
OF this Court diHSolyinS the bonds Of nIatriulony
nuS eSisIinS ertNr,n plIiutin aud defendant. on
'he ground az villrh deEertiun, AS will nlnrc fully
appear by the complaint NV on Gle III my Office,
reicrerCe being had thereto.
And you are hcreby notified that II you fail to
appear nud answer TIA CumplaiGt as ubOSc required
lie said plaintiff vii apply to the Court for the
rrIici therein demanded.
IL 81 Giv~n under my hand anil The kcal Of the
District Court of thr Smith Judicial Dlsti let of the
state OF SevadA, County Of Elko this 10Th day uf
June. In the year CT our Lord one Thousand eight
hundred and svventy.iiYs.
o. Z. GREEN, Clerk.
Irl9.9m
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O. O. Powning. Of the Reno Journal.
will, on July 9th, don bis bcincdictine
robes and take unto himself alife pnrt-
ner in the person of Miss. Clara A..
Poor. We have received cards and
Invitation to the wedding and return
thanks therefor, May tho young
and happy couple mover experience
any Of lifes woes, but live on, in hap.
plncss and prosperity, for many ycars
TO ENJOY the matrimonial bliss, of
which thoy ARC soon to partake. 10.
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BORN.

oL.nHAM-ln Elko. July gath, to the wife OF J.
c. OldbSm. a daughter.
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Notice.

TO ELL. T. PETER (. WILLIAMS and
TO whom Il may cuncern: Take notice that I
have performed the necessary amount Of labor to
hold, until september 18th. 1876, tho mining
claims known rs the Scryia and Slavonil, situated
In BclAno District
je2I-2L r. d. CRTrTESDEE.
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NO ZZKGE.

RIO Dt.F. BALLOON SSD uALtfnttN uryulY
4 snd nll unknown OwUrr,: Yau will taLo ~
~" that ! have PERFORMED tho nCcfu n,nDqnis.
ihplr ana cIp,bhcd The nrcGssaIy amount e
money I" hold thr clNifn- In wI,irI, ynI are &C.
owner" with myself. Known an Tho SIAvunla It5
sefSia Mining Claims. Niiustcd IN what VAS iDc',
nv unosp REX MlDlhH District, now called All
Shnwh a. DclHno Mining district. Ia ElkO c0nnt.
Seyh'A. located on September IL, 1919; Satd et5
Ehowh No thu HcTyia located by f.. H.. Critiendth
Alh lho Slaronl4 10y Peter 4. Williams; and nnlet
yon I'a,y your prnp6ril0n of such cEpSnhiturI I
iIn Value 81 Eaid labor b. inc. within ninety dLl
rom tho iato Of this notice your ~lntorcst 10 tH
Of law.
PETER +. wILIiUh
Ey1th |
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
PLACER MINING CLAIM.

Notice, No. IL; U. 6. Survey No. 81.
U. 8. LAND oFFICE.l
ELKo, NEVADA. May I'd. 1875.
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OUR

CLOTHIN G
DEPARTMENT
Has the latest Styles of Gentlemen's
Diagonal Dress Suits. Black. Cashmere,
Nobby Summer. French and Eng.
fish Cashmere Suites, and Linen Goods
Cfall kinds.
Youths, Boys and Childron's Suites
in all styles and %colors.
Also, Mems, Boys. Youths and
Chiidren's Hats and Caps, all styles
and sizes.
Alexis Ties, Oxford Ties, Caters and
all tho latest styles; and n full assert.
ment of Gents Furnishing Goods.
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\ THE DISTRICT OUU OF THE
Ninth Judicial District OF thc Stntr
o \ "d". In nnd for the County Of
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-21

Gtaatsminifer a. .. @inbtbcrf mar
aus Gms In Gu7st rinsetrcfen, no sr
am 8abnbof BON benz WatnSer Gefts
comite fsierli6 ernpfansen uno bann.
pom einsm fa.tli&en Bdsensuse be-
alsiktlna6 Main3 In pas bilhSRi6e
palais gsleita ipurcs, I'M Gem Dsrebr=
ten Stueisnffunre feline g%ladpinl&e
rarsutrinsen,
b i'm Gin llbt beaann ras Getmabl
i'm gaano i'm 0rantfurter 5Of. pas in
alien 8dunssu pta6tuolI sssiert mar.
Mabrenc bss geamablts, an BEN iter
400 Serrsn tbeilnabmsn, lpielte Gle
lGapsae ces 81. 9nfantsries 8esiments.
sc. @reslsns 5srr Staatsrutb .. 8ies
esletsn brabte Den Goat ouf pea b06
rlrrieisn Subilar aus. 8esen a
}ubr entferntsn i6 ole 8id6fe unter
Icem 6pGtlfen Der 8erlammluns. Dr..
Nerner, Birsermeifer a. o., Witsliep
Der Bonner Deputation,s sepadte Der
Gentrums TractiOn uno toafirte nus
mentli6 auf zen 5srrn Staatsn intlfer
a. .. @inptborit, Der nit unUeldrsib
lidem Sutel besruet, bent sfrettborsn'
Silbcf pom Watn3 iein @Ias weibts.
0n6 Ger fsietlihen 8ssper, um 5 nbr,
bFiirs Der SilGOf BON SpsYsr, Daniel
o.. 6ansbers. pel6er ,Wttta9S einse>
trofsn mar. pie Sanssl Inc belt cis
6ttprerist. Der Dom mar IN altu
leinep 2dufaen faft gum grOr den cou,
ounesrts, ia Tuulenpe, pelde ebsnfdua
pie yrsoiet anb5ren wOateu, wuBtsr
Dot rem lbigen umfebren, neil i'm DO.
me fatn pIas nlebr war. Bel Der &C.
isuiesn unterbaltung, ries bsate abent
i'm Gaino i'm 6rantfurter 6Of %itutifanp
maren nidt aIein psr 0robe Saai, ion:
rern ouhspie 0alsTien nabrbaft lbet:
0isle muetfn, pa ale Stibl'
be(eBt parsr, zen Nbeno lebeno subrin.
ssn. = Oesen 8 nbr eri6iensn RE 8i.
Ilb5fe uno wurcen Don Der Derlamm'
lung nit niht enDeapOQaaDen 6c9s
emsfansen. Wulf uno @eians we9:
lelten nun nit 3ereu Gnp loatsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-21

Tdrf Nitita BON Montsnesro alS Girf
WliIanp pom Ssrbisn wiirpen. trcB all
Ter einesaansensn 0erpFtdtunSsn,
rur6 Die Sttmme ibreS sisenen ScIfes
aesruneen perbtn, Dem @rcsberr ben
&rie9 su erfIdren. Nnrere Biener
Na6ribten beseianen lbriSeaS aue
btsle Qnsaben ais lebr Itertrietsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-21

4niet9sn. @ohlfeiI. @ut, fpfern atifa. &ntgerfO.
GNnfn. bic init BIdttern G~pntrofte far Nu,etaen tir,u.
eeben rnnfhen. fpaten rs Gents an Geo. Y. Rprta u.
eey Al gart 8eg, @ep gOtt, fsntsn fir bersn 9 M
iet.S y q, " Auseabe, ~snItaittnb 2ifen SSn uetr
cen: Nnte iesn fur 5auptbIdtter tn Sielene 81 ddten websH
ju elmer 6sceen Nebuetirn rsn Derdusgebers Ratsn aness
nrnrnen. gerfGaft eu& bas BUD.
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". 2etbert,
Sbafppee, Geptt Co., Rtun.

GS hie &00ptr Gag. Nesrten rrlnnat. &ae
sDO W. D%O 8loHen NrbeiierrpIf ttf er GslGleGter
Jung unb alt. maGen mstr @sIt tn Srbett fir uus, In ID.
rem etesntn 2Oealttdten rdbrenb ibrer frtien Belt, pber
forth dbrenb, Gls tn leber nnbern 8tfGo ftf uua. gDir
fdnbise Nusfunft, Ssbtneupe gen &c. ptrttn fret atfonbt.
g enb ct uns cure Ntrtfe rtne gesue. Seat in be 4dt.
Setet euG nitt antersre rod Sefh dftieuna um bio tbr
.erfatren pobt. nae MIR %antiettn. o. GtinfOn unb g..
PORTLAND, Ratne.
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EXAMINE !!
CATHOLIC NATIONAL SERIES,
RIGHT REV. RICHARD GILM0UR, D. D.
BISHOP OF CLEVELAND.
The Latest and the Best !!
THE FIRST READER, : Is Cts.
THE SECOND READER, 40 Cts.
THE THIRD READER. . : rs Cts.
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The First, Second, and Third Readers OF the
CATHOLIC NATIONAL SERIES are now
ready, and may be introduced at once into
Parochial Schools, as they fully cover the
ground occupied by the four readers of any
other series.
II Special Terms given for first introduce
ton. Specimen Copies sent free by mail to
Schools, on application.
Read the following Extracts from
Testimonials:
The MOST Rev. ARCHBISHOP KENRIcK, OF ST.
success OF your laudable effort to elevate the
character of our elementary School Books"
ssTruly worthy of the patronage of our
Catholic Schools and Colleges"
IA. M. A. BLANCHET,
Bishop OF Nesqualy.
ST. LOUIS UNIvERT1TY, ST. LOUIS.
"Both the language and the matter, so far
as | am able to judge, are Just what they ought
to be in books for school children"
WALTER 81. HILL, s J.
decidedly superior to any I have yet
SEEM" JOSEPH WIRTH, G. S. S.R.,
New York.
DR.. RRowNsoN, in his Quarterly Review for
April. 1875, after comparing the Catholic Ma
tional Series of Readers with the "Young
Catholic and progressive, !" says:
eve prefer, as far as we have seen, the Sc
ries prepared by the Right Rev. Bishop of
| Cleveland, and published by Benzlgers, OF
New York and Cincinnati"
The Readers OF the Catholic National Series
have been used during the past year in most
OF our schools at Allegheny City, Baltimore,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus,
Dayton, New Orleans, New York, Pittsburg,
Rochester. and San Antonio.
Experience, the only test worth noting, has
progress has been the result wherever the
books have been introduced"
J. N. REINBOLT, Provincial.
RENZIGER BROTHERS,
e4 New York and Cincinnati.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-19
CITY ITEMS.

DO NOT FORGET
that we make the best SIS suit to order In the
District. A. sAKs & Co., $40 Seventh street.
stylish, trimmed nicely, and Is in every way TEE
A. SiKs Co., slS Seventh street.
DR. wIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY may
be well called wonder Of medical science" II
cures coughs and colds insfanteTl II soothes the
consumption itself yields to its magic influence.
Fifty cents and one dollar bottle; large bottles
much the cheaper.
for Cbildren's Cspes, former price %.
A. SAKs & Co., $40 Seventh street.
WE
always
have what
We advertise,
custom more
honored in the breach
than In the observance
A. SAKs Co., $40 Seventh street.
Tailors, Clothiers and Mems Furnishsra
BEAUTIFUL GILT PARLoR PAPER,
IS and 80 cents, and nice window shades fer sIIz
the best workmen, at lowest prices, &C rubman's,
AS Ninth street northwest.
OvERooATs for men. A. SAks %.
Overcoats for youths. A. SAKs %.
Overcoats for boys. A. SAKs & %.
Overcoats for children. A. SAKs d %.
All Styles prices and qualities.
A. SAKs 90, $40 Seventh street.
WE WISH IT DISTINCTLY UHDKRsrooD THAT.
Our Store is the largest,
Our stock the greatest,
Our assortment the completest,
Our prices the lowest,
Our trimmings the best,
Our cutters Artistic,
Our No. 3l6 Seventh street.
A. SAKs Co., Tailors and Clothiers,
S16 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-19

ADJUSTMENTS. so
In kSS the East. "-'-"1"0
Rev. JESSE HARTwELL, for arteen or twent.
years resident and Missionary in China, win leo
'1ie II THIS ais -EVES1SG, AT $50 O'CLOCK,
in the First Baptist church, Thirteenth street
WAsnINsroSaI 1 PPiSIVINs Asso
FALL NETTING
BRIGHTwOoD PARK.
THE FOLLOWING ARE THE ENTREES
First bay. Tuesday, October 10.
Purse No. I-ShInuts Class-$Co.
W. >; M.ISy, New ORR, B. 8. Mack: J; =. MOI:
Thomas smith. Crestlins, ohio. 5. 2. Rupert: JOhf
Corning, n. Y, = ssliyJ.
Purse No. 2-Clsss 2:z6-e0.
Harry SifsheI Gafon SRiS: s. E. HaTlg MICH siSS
s Dan WILLS stii isH, F6 All Sacs DE-
Brown. ~'' o'@-' - ~ 80 - - = 'O'
Second Day, Wednesday. October 20.
Purse No. 3-Class c:2s-sz5O.
Joshua Evans, Philadelphia, .. m. Lady Patter
klex Lewis, %iesS SaG4 Pa o. Flantsr,
fdie1 pr SsSsI %.Ts siff
n. l.. b. g. LApland; e. e. Atkinson, PhflAd.l.
JACK Df sspe s an TGlfs: WaEsrtO~R
N. Y, br. 9. Billy Boy.
Purse No. 4-2;4I Class-s5O.
VIII remain open until October IS
Third Day. Thursday, October FL.
Purse No. 5-Class 2:sI-sSOO.
L. r. Smith, PiItsford, n Y, GIN. Lady Powers:
Sleepy N.Y. Owners: Baiti%GPs, % e: fsaii
very, y. y. B. z: Lapl1nd; Q: :. Atkinson, PHI.
x. Moses; j. Logan, Baltimore, b. g. Jacob Lsrtan.
Purse No. s-Class 2:23-s75O.
J. W: Jacobs, Chicago. ILL.,, Observer; Harry
Mitchell, Marion, Ohio, ,. &. barry Mitchell; john
daniel jenkins, Glens Falls z. s. JOE Brown: john
PIidE con, Detroit, Mich, b. z. bred Hooper; j,
W. Henderson, Rochester, n. y, b. m. Ludy star.
Fourth Day. Friday. October ~.
Purse No. 7-Class 2:SO-SOo.
j. j. Bsily, Corning, N. Y, sally J.: Daniel
stever, Baltimore. b. g. JiIIard; John Williams,
line, Ohio, 5. g. Rupert; John W. " hite. Whining
" ashin gton, ID. c., b. g. General Macarthur; W.
Z; MslLSy, New YOfk, b: g. Mack; Z. 4. Smithn,
Ffh an "A s,,6 a., e. m. Lady Powers j. W.
Purse No. s-Clsss Free to AIl-sl,oO.
James Dougray, New York city, b. z. Joker: W,
T. Armstrong, Toledo, Ohio, eh. N. Mollie Morris;
"A; EsWeeIs, Baltimore, S. s. Bashaw, jr.; O.
Lewis, Wnkesbarre, Pa, ch. g. Planter.
Horses will be called each day ut 2 O'Clock: trot-
ting will commence 1t 2:3 promptly.
PuOL-sElLING on the track and At the lime
and THURSDAY EvENINGs, By DGncanson
Admission to Track, o.; admission to Track,
N ''--N ~ a. I. i BRiT9ioSN N President.
CIV. HAYES, Secretary. ocis-ss
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-19

rTHEATRE COMIQUE--MONDA OC
L TOBER IS. EVERY NIGHT AND WEDNES-
DAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES.-I2 FIRST
CLASS STARS, ALL acknowledgements for
LEsLlE, who viii give public exhibition every
night At O'Clock and matineeS Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons at O'Clock of his daring and
intrepid walk on 8 tight-rope stretc he'd ErUm the
top Of the theatre across Elev street 40 ser in
the air. The greatest sensation grOtesque Artist
ever Introduced at this theatre, A calcium nEnt
viii be thrown upon him during his walk Come
everybody. Besides, we have the finest and best
and the greatest number OF variety artists ever in
trodueed at this theatre in week, consisting OF
the Coleman sisters, Harry and Lizzie BrahIm
the three Arnold Brothers, Messrs. Aubrey aud
Houuon. &C. OclS-6t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-19
-TALLMADGE HALL

F,Street, Between 9Th and 10th Streets.
Northwest.
The fret bah In Washington for lBsIls, Com,
certs, Fairs, Dramafic and Musical Entertain,
Tks onIy hall In the city on the first aOer or ls,.J
Nth ne street No fatigue in climbing Stairs ac
..-.e-- ITALLNADGE CO.,
iE1s-l Projectors on premises.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-19
BARLOW'S
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,

ISSo FeHnsyIEanIn aVennes
The public are invited to examine my stock
PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS, Pho
TOGRAPHS, LITHOGRAPHS, PAINTINGS ON
PORCELAIN, &C. They are the same quality as
at the same llceH
FRAMES for Mirrors and OIL Paintings made t,
order Of the newest patterns. Also, Frames o
every description for Engravings, Photogaohsf
Paintings on Porcelain, WreSths and Autumn
Leaves.
Mats ofevery description made to order Paass-
pArtouts In great variety. Gold Silver and Conner
Wire, Malls, d Every article guaranteed A. an
resented. Pictures arranged and hung for galleries
and private Residences Old Frames Regilf.
5,roo LITHCGRAPBs from IL cents To q sseb~N'
A0oMooD kNGRAVlNGs for scrap-6ookS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-19

OLD MOI ON EXHIBITION )Nnw No.
4sS and Sale: 4So
7fH STU AT l7rH 81.
.MARRRITER'B.
No. 90 Seventh street, between ID and Z streets,
eight doors above Odd Fellowg Hall
Choice Oh Paintings, EnEravtnRs, Chromos, 8c.
Also. largest stock Of PaperhanEings, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and fas-
sells, Kings, Nails, &C., IN the District.
Plense remember name and number. -