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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-28
IMPROVEMENTS ON CAPITOL HILL.
Paving Pennsylvania Avenue East.

Mention was made In the columns of TIE Ma
TIoNAL REPUBLICAN q few days ago that force
Of workmen were engaged in tearing up the rot
ten wood pavement on the north side Of Pennsyl-
yania avenue from Second to Eighth street east.
The District Commissioners have ordered q con-
crete pavement to be laid in its stead, and the
contract has been awarded to Mr.. Jonathan Tay.
lor. A gang of seventy-f i've men, under the super
intendence of MIR. H. V. Newkirk, are now en-.
gagged in breaking blue rock stone in the bed of
the Avenue from Second to Third streets. This
stone Is to be the foundation for hrstclass vul-
caIite pavement. The force will be increased to
one hundred to-day, In addition 10 the twenty-five
wagons that are engaged IN hauling the stone,
and the work Of laying the pavement along the
six squares will be completed within twenty days.
pavement on the south side Of Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between Second and Eighth streets east He
has force of men at work on 1t now, and they
are using for the purpose the best Of the wooden
blocks taken up on the north side Of the Avenue.
The pavement on this side is not in as bad CEN
dition that the north side, and Il is believed
when these repairs are made that 1t will hold out
for the concrete pavement solid large steam
roller has been employed. Afterrolling the road
bed well before laying down the broken stone, the
roller is driven over every foot Of the vulcanite
four times before the work is considered complete
The Hon. W. W. Williams, of Indiana, has pur.
chased all the vacant ground on A street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets southeast, and has
ings built thereon. DR.. Baum has also signed
contract for eight more residences on East Capitol
between Sixth and Seventh streets. The march
Of Improvement still goes on.
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Auction Sales Today.

BY Thos. Bowling:
At 10 o'clock, at No. 1913 K street northwest, q
lot Of superior furniture.
At 4:30 O'Clock, valuable improved property on
New Jersey avenue, near Baltimore and Ohio
railroad depot.
At O'Clock, two frame buildings on the corner
of Twenty hrst and Q streets northwest.
BY Young & Middleton:
ara o'clock, valuable improved property, frame
oN, SIhpg. house on FIfth street, Georgetown, be-
tween Frederick and Market streets.
By W. L. Wall & Co.:
AT 10 O'Clock, a lot Of new and secondhand fur
niture.
BY Duncanson Bros:
At $50 o'clock, valuable Improved real estate
on Eighth street east.
GENTLEHBN are invited to inspect my assert
ment Of fabrics for rst-elass garments, on second
floor.
Mourning and wedding suits forwarded with
dispatch.
Ny stock Of fine goods 10 very large, md the
assortment selected with great care, with view
Of offering only such goods Is will prove satisfsc.
tory.
Liveries furnished
Department for cheap suits, first floer.
Goods will be eheerfully shown, and samples
furnished when practicable.
Communications BY mail promptly attended to
GEO. o. HKNNING,
40 Seventh street.
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oRAToRIo IN WASHINGTON.
Suggestions Of Practical Thinker.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2

wAsurHGToE Oct o. 1879
a., ,,'.ta.--J p..'.-S1,u 80 80 A''''
1ohe EdIt ga . 64e -'at'O''aI HsD '
SIR: In HE hEPUBLlcAN OF To-Day there ap-
pears, in notice OF the celebrated Titiens, aIlu-
sIon To the practIcabilty of Oratorio I'm washing.
- -. - - - a.. "'.s.---'
ION ouLlns Nne nin'et eeS'"n' WIN ING aeslss
OF this renowned cantatrice.
That there Is no lack Of talent could II be CON-
es,+roted cannot he Questioned bnt Oh. "a
49, oHuHSs - t1ess-eO, SuS ING olu
1oARe' eEeryOOoy DuHAees nooooys pusi-
mes" opp lies peculiarly to the present condition
of musical matters in Washington-i,e those
that can nerform the rnusic and bava bad .r
-s, 49, -, a. - 20 "a
PoiienOes w HOS "Asn W spen1 aruuous tou anu
valuable time In rehearsing with many that
always 90 to rehearsals as performers who are
fneompetent In eyery respect to undertake such
-. 80 ,,1t ,.-oo.-oto.r am Tr. -
AusI0 "ItnOT PiePoiaSV -. utii ~ eHeo' Inns
allow me 70 Suggest: L That the several choirs
and vocal organizations throughout the District
ana nej0hboTin1 towns he solicTted IN tate na,t
g. - .Iae,ts"d - -a-sSs.. 49,
tne voices classlned and registered. 2 That
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TIE IMPROVEMENTS on CAPITOL HILL
uore Letters from FraWneF's Wife
Meetings To.Night-LOcal Miscellany
Complete History OF Yesterday.

weather probabilities, estimated at @ m,-Fo
the Middle and Eastern States rising bsrome
ter, northwest to northeast winds, cooler, clea
weather.
Thermometric readings taken October q
Is15, st the Signal Once: a. m, 40; 7:s5 a. m.
eoe; Z n, $50; 2 NJ 59o; ass P. m, SO; p; n
$50; II p, m, Il. Maximum. 600; minimum, 40.
Attend Hempler's Optician auction tonight.
Try the B. @. cigars They are the best Of all
Sherman Grant, bankers-highest price paid
for 3e5 bonds and auditors certificates.
Highest price paid for Ieft-off clothing, boots
shoes, SC, at HerTog's, 81 D street northwest.
The detectives, last night, arrested colored
man, who has perpetrated numerous larcsnies
from the goods Of his landlord.
II. d. Cooke, jr., Co., street, near the
Treasury, do general banking business and buy
and sell District securities sc.
DR.. Blood's offce for the treatment OF Catarrh,
Bronchitis, Consumption, Sc, by oxygeniEed air,
is ut No, ele T street northwest.
The navy yard bell was so badly cracked that
aship's bell had to be hung between two OF the
trees yesterday to call the employees and dismiss
them from work, while the experiment Of repair
ing broken bell is being tested.
EVERYBODY in want of Welton, Brussels, three
ply or ingram carpets should examine the
Tzmerous new and choice patterns from W. and
- SlO1nc DLOeNHeys 1Ol n VI
at J. W. Mcknight Co.'s, No. 1427 Pennsylva-
niR avenue.
This evening the ladies Of the Metropolitan M
E church have their first church sociable in the
spacious lecture-room Of the church. 1t will be
made, in variety Of ways, very interesting af-
fair.
J.C. Parker, Seventh street, opposite the Post
once, sends us a copy of Gospel Songs, which
contains the songs of 1.-THE Ninety and Nine" and
GHold the Fort" now the universal songs, and
which were populariZed by Moody and Sankey.
There will be an entertainment for the benefit
of the North Carolina avenue Mission tonight
and tomorrow night, at No. 6S4 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, under the direction Of Rev.
Mr. Norris. Admission and supper hfty cents.
BY reference to our advertising columns It viii
De seen that the weekly meetings Of the Woman's
Temperance Union are now being held In the
chapel OF the Y. NJ. CA, on Thursdays, at 1880
% n The interest in these meetings has been
deep and abiding, and they have proved bless
ing 10 ali who have attended All are cordially
invited to be present.
One Of the detectives Of the force has arrested
colored man, named George KeeIan, charged
with obtaining money by falsely personatIng
John H. Dunlap. 1t is alleged that on the 9Th OF
July last he executed a deed on Dunlsp's prop
erty in square 24S and thereby obtained q loan
of q, 500 from Dodge s. Darneille, of this city.
Keelan, who resembles Dunlap in some respects,
Acknowledges the forgery OF the lstter's name.
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Patents to Fesidents Of the District.

For the week ending October IL, 1875, the fol.
lowing patents were issued to residents of the
District Of Columbia: Joseph F. Kelley, improve
ment in mechanical devices; Samuel A. Reed, i'm
proVement in flooring boards; James NJ. Blsnch-
ard, Improvement in paper fasteners; VIM. ].
CoHing, improvement in fare boxes; Andrew v.
s. Smith, improvement in pocket blank books;
Philip r. voorhees,, improvement in toy spring
guns. The following patents were issued to resi-
dents OF the District for the week ending October
70: Henry F. Hayden, improvement In furnaces
for locomotives; Morton Toulmin, improvement
in car starters; Emmanuel S. Justh, Improvement
in boots and shoes; Thomas L. Rittenhouse and
J. Vance Lewis, Improvement in corn planters.
The following patents were issued to residents of
the District Tor the week ending October 20: MIL
ton q. Dom, administrator of Henrik Calm, de-
ceased, improvement in antiseptic compositions;
James Story, Improvement apparatus for light
ing railway cars; Chas. L. Alexander, improve
ment In sash fasteners; Samuel q. Dickinson, i'm
proyement 10 cloth-Hinding machines; Zemri Nc
Donald, improvement in carriage jacks.
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Arrival of the Alarm,

The United States torpedo-boat Alarm arrived
at the navy yard yesterday from Newport, R. l.,
where she has been all summer at the torpedo
experimental station. This vessel was built
from model prepared by Admiral Porter, Of the
navy, and is considered very formidable. Her
engines and steering apparatus are SO constructed
that she can be worked either from the bow, stern
OF sides. She carries on her bow q heavy iron
BROW, and is perforated on the sides and bow for
an apparatus by which torpedOes are exploded.
The following is q list of her officers Lieut. Com
mander VIM. B. Hof, commanding: Lieut.. F. H
Paine, executive officer; Lieut.. W. A Hadden
navigator; assistant paymsster. Geo. A. Deer
ing; passed assistant engineer, W. A. Windsor.
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Efeausd from a Reform School.

Eight colored boys, inmates of the Maryland
House Of Reformation and Instruction for Colored
Children, near Chiltenham, Prince Georges
county, made their escape from the institution or
the night Of the oath instant, and only one wa'
recaptured at the time Information was sent tC
this city and the police officials were furnished
with description OF the fugitives. Officers Mad.
iRan and Byrnes arrested two Of them, Charles
Bowers and Henry Loogood, and Officer b. F.
Harper, of the Third precinct, arrested Lewis
Armistead. Information Of the arrests has been
sent to Gen. Harm, the superintendent of the In
Stitution. Some Of the boys allege that they left
because they were il-treated.
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Sale ofRsal Fststs.

Thomas Bowling, suctioneer, sold yesterday
afternoon for Geo. A. Bohrer and Theodore sniff.
I'm, executors, house No. sos Eleventh street
southeast, to James Walters for q 600. Also, for
same executors, house No. eos Eleventh street east
20 same purchaser for O $50 Double house Nos
eoI and eo9 same street, 70 q. H. Wright for Al eos
Western twenty-four feet Of Lot No q IN sduare
0s, situated on ], between Tenth and EIeTenth
streets southeast, to o. II. Wright for M cents
per square foot. IN Se.ss
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Ysuuard,s rrunk.

The effects Of the late Tbomss A. Kennard
were sold at suction BY Duncansou Bros. on
Tuesday. His trunk was bought BY Q second
hand dealer, and in overhauling Il several let.
-fers from the wife Of Frswner were found b.
tween the canvass covering and the outside or
the trunk. These letters were turned over 10
tue counsel Of the slayer Of Kennard, as thew
contain important diselosures.
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NEW AOVERTISEMENTS.
Large house for sale.
Situation as Waterman wanted.
Pleasant suite of rooms wanted.
Fine stock Of fur goods at Stinemetz'.
Furnished rooms, with board, wanted.
Cheap dry goods az VIM. Bird Wylie's.
Money wanted on Virginia real estate.
Partner wanted in first-class business.
Wood, coal, lumber, &c, at CLARK s. Cross.
Mosquito nets at low rates at L. f. Clark's.
Ladies' suits and furnishing goods at S. Hell
ler's
New books received by H. o. H. Nor
rison.
james Hudson, house, sign and ornamental
painter.
Chancery sale of valuable real estate by B. a.
Warner.
Meeting of the Arlington Cooperative Building
Association.
Auction sale Of unredeemed pledges at S. Gold
stein Co.'s.
Notice to persons having pledges at S. Gold
One porter, one Waterman and driver for
grocery wagon wanted.
Prayer meeting Of the women's Temperance
Union at the Y. NJ. @. A. chapel.
A NEW LOT Of extra large size overcoats.
EIsRMAN Bros, corner Seventh and E
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Washington Driving Park.

Grand running races October 26, p, Is, and %
1875 Excursion trains run as follows: From Bal
timore and Potomac depot at I1:55, $780, lib and
O'Clock, returning as the races are over. Fare
round trip, twenty. five cents.
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PROPOSALS FOR GOAL
TREASURY D1PARrxEsr, !


BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AED PRINTING,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct %, 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received Ct this once
until 10 O'Clock o. m, MONDAY, November Il
for furnishing eight hundred (So0) tons Of run Of
mine Georges Oreek) Cumberland Goal, 70 %
delivered At such times and places and u sacn
quantities a. may be required By the Departmsnt
and subject TO the conditions required y act o.
Congress, approved July II, 1870, viz; "Tnet snon
Coal shall weigh 22to pounds 70 the ton, ana
shall Be inspected and Weighed, and the 9tsnussy
Of each load certified at the tine OF delivery ~
the person appointed and qualified under me act
for that purpose. and that the prescnpeo lss *
weighed and delivered shall be paid by the con
Proposals win be considered binding for one
week from the,Ist or November, the Department
reserving the right 20 re1ecs AL OF any Porton VI
the bids offered.
No proposals WI be entertained unless accom-
panied By satisfactory evidence Of ability 70 fui-
hi the oontract, nor VII any payment q MADE
without the csrtfncate Of the inspector thst the
Goal furnished 10 such 20 the contract calls for.
Proposals shall be Addressed and sent % the
once Of 1ls-s GEO. b. WcOARIEE,
chief. Of Bureau OF Engraving and Printing,
Treasury Department ocIThS&Tun
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w DRAWING.
WARREN cHoArE a co.'s


Painters, sculptors, Architects and EngrzYers
and their Works. A Handbook. By Clara
GWflt,s Encyclop9dia OF Architecture, Hlstor-
ieal, Theoretical and Practical, Vo., sheep
crssy's Encyciopadia OF civil EngineerinG, His
torieal. Theoretical and PraetieAL Three thou
sand eneraytngs, i,7slpAges, Vo., sheep. New
History Of Architecture in ali countries, from he
earliest time 10 the present day. By james FER
History OF Arr. By DR.. VIM. Lubke, 2 vols,
quarto. Beautifully Illustrated Halle Sz5. 90
The Grammar OF Pain ting and EngraVing. Trans
lated rom the French " Kate Newell DogEett.
-numero1s fnustrsricns. 80
Painting and Music. By n. Drawers. nlus:
T1ced ssssss -. 90
Arehitectare for General stadenfs. By Caroline
Handbook OF Legendary and MythologieAl Art.
- Clara krskjne Clement win desenPttve
TSosshts About iri BY Psip 6. Hinsriop 40
Mrs JAlnieson's Works on Art; PRICE per 70: ~
Smiths American Text Books Of Art Education,
Hermes Studies. Ornamental Aiphaoets, Draw
All re above works in sock, and supplied At
p1bjisherss prices. Books sent By na1 postage
iree, on receipt e. Price sor Br.ua. A.,o.vD.,
,hss repfoductIo1s Of ne res: Pie
tryes nd seuiptarss o. the Old masters.
compiefe stock Of Drnwing nsteriais,
WARREN CHOATE CO..
- BOOKSBLLBR6 AND SfATTONERG
sr1S II Vernon Row. al Penn. avenue.
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Sold yesterday, for Philip F. Lamer and Charles
7. Davis, trustees, part Of lot 8, in square 500,
fronting seventeen feet on South II street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets east, and running
hank f2s feet ] inch to an alley, improved BY q
fhTeastory brick dwelling, to 7. e. OlaEk, for
a zoo, AiFo, the adjoining property, similarly
fn1rroyed, 70 Charles Ford, for 81 800.
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SATURDAY, Oct. 30, 1871, /
have just received large invoice Of patterns.
bonnets and hats, and Q large assortment of mil.
1nery goods, comprising feathers, veIvets, ladies'
suits, eloaks, &c. s. HELLER,
us Market Spaca
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TITO SHPBUILUEhS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OPFIcE OF THE LIGHT-HoUsE BOARD,
tWAsHINGToN, ID. o., Oct. II, 1875:
Sealed proposals will be received At this once
until IL m, on TUESDAY, 18th day Of Noyem-
Der, 1875, from Shipbuilders only, for furnishing
construct o Twin screw Steamer, In accordance
with the specifications bearing date as above,
once, and to the Light house inspectors ct No. "A
Pemberton Square, Boston, Mass; at Tompkins-
VILE Staten Island, N. Y, and ut 29 South Sixth
street. Philadelphia, Pa. The board reserves the
right to reject any or Al proposals, or 20 uaivs
defects, n Il Is deemed for the interests OF the
JOHN g. WALKER
Commander United States Navy. Naval Score
tary ----- oc21-ThS&Tu6s
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WOOD, WOOD
COAL GUAL,
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

WIN. KNABE d co.'s
w WORLD-RENOWNED PIANOS.
Grand, Square Grand. Square and Upright.
THE BEST MADE.
The favorlte McCammon Pianos, with new pat
ent looking glass 'front.'.
Also, a LARGE assortment Of Pianos which have
been In use short time; for sale and rent at very
low prices. Tuning and repairing promptly At
Piano Warerooms,
"a Eleventh street, few doors above Penn. ave.
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STEAMSHIP LINES.


THE sEABOARD Goa ST.
l. ING COMPANY OF ID. G.
STEAMERS LADY OF THE LAKE AND JANE
MOSELEY.
For NoIfolk, Connecting with Lines for
Boston, Providence and New York.
On and after MONDAY, September %, 1875, the
steamer Lady Of the Lake will make three trips
weekly between " ashington and Norfolk. Leave
Washingto Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
p. m. Leave Norfolk Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
day at p. m. Fare to Norfolk, o. Round trip, %.
Tickets good until used.
Steamer John W. Thompson for Potomac river
landings. The Company having placed this new
and elegant steamer on the route, she Will, on and
after TUESDAY, October g, make semi-weekly
trips, stopping at all the principal landings) as
TUEsDAY-Leave Washington at a. m, going
% Currioman; returniI g, arrive IN Washington
wednesday afternoon.
FRIDAI-Leave Washington at "a. m, going to
Currioman, and on SATURDAY, continuing down
to Gone river; returning, arrive in Washington
Sunday afternoon.
All freight for river landings must positively be
prepaid.
For tickets, staterooms or Information, apply at
the ONCE ofthe Company, under Metropolitan Bank,
Fifteenth street, opposite the Treasury. oc2S-ly
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ANCHOR LINE.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.

Favorite route for Tourists.
Finest approach to Great Britain.
Passenger accommodations IN unsurpassed.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From NEW YORK to
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. BELFAST
or LONDONDERRY,
CABINs-3s5, S5 and &s0-Currency.
Return tickets at reduced rates.
steerage always as low as by any other
FIRST-CLASS LINE.
COhPANY'S OFFICES: Bowling Green, New
York; Miss Annie K. Humphrey, 40 Tenth street,
y street. apl0-STu&Th3m
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Nnnav 1aTn.,

Short time loans upon Government and District
of Columbia securities made en- favorable terms
by J. O. LAY Co,
% Four-and-a half street
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LATRoBKs ONLY $40.
Housekeepers you can get any Of the best make
OF Latrobe Stoves set to heat one room above, for
90, at Taylor & Young's, AZ Ninth street. near
E. See advertisement.
WE ALL CONSIDER IRON
the embodiment Of strength and power, but how
few are aware that IL is this same element in the
system that gives us strength and vigor, and that
an fnsufciency Of It causes weakness and debility
The Peruvian Syrup, protoxide of iron, is pre-
pared expressly to supply this vitalizing element.
BEAUTIFUL GILT PARLoR PAPER,
IS and 80 cents, and nice window shades for s71<
cents and 81 each, ready made. Paper hung BY
the best workmen, at lowest prices, &C Tubman's,
413 Ninth street northwest.
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INSURANCE.

ooNcNoNNNNNNN NNNNoN0OOOOOoNN
New England Mutual Life INSURANCE Company,
BOSTON, MASS.
ASSETS, SIS, OOe, 900.
LOOK OUT FOR
THIRTY-FIRST ANNUAL REPORT1s75.
Dividend TO members IN CASH as their premiums
fall due. Over %, 600, 900 has been returned to
members during the last thirty years.
Begin the new year to insure.
All POLICIES protected from forfeiture by State
law.
Solicitors paid for canvassing-liberal terms.
N. b. CLARKE & CO., General Agents,
No. 6N Seventh street.
Also, Agents for the Dwelling House Fire In
surance Company Of Boston. oc2-2m
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Grand Opening.

THOSE $40 suit in light and dark shades
EIsKNAN Bros, cor. Seventh and = sts
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SCIENCE OF DENTISTRY.

FIRST DINrIlIeH OF A HKH SOCIETY
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BR. HUNTS ADDRESS OF WELCOME
PRESIDENT DaNLLDSoEs OPENING SPEECH
Dr.. IHlHPslFs Piper On OPERATIVE DENTISTRY

History Of the sociefyAIts Progress
and Harmony-Members Present.
Morning session-The Discussion ON
Acknowledgements Of the Evening.
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BUILDING MATERIALS,

mn AETIRlCIAL NOM CoHPHEx
. prepared 70 supply, at shert notice ring for
xestibuies. sidew1lss, Tootways and GlrbinE, In
House and Lawn Steps and Platforms; houses
fro1ted; cellar walls and hoorinE cementsd 70 en-.
clude dhmpness; Kitchens and areas cemented and
made perfectly dry. and sure preventive against
the intrusion OF rats, insects, &c;, and all other
adapted. Our Portland Cement becomes In . feW
days superior to any Of the marble natural stone
In common use, and is an admir- able Imitation o.
either marble or Ftoue; II more durable. ana IN
ereases its crushing resistance with age. IL besufy
...- o. n. RoBERTs, Msnagsr.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY
THE QUESTION OF SERVING WARRANTS

ORATORIO PRACTICAL IN WASHINGTON
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NEW CHROMOS At low prices At
SOLOAOHS q CHAPMANiS,
Agents Laurence's ssPure Linen" Papers,
ocI2-tf e1I PenusViVGnia VIENNA

THE NEW BOOKS.-"MONEY AND THE
u Mechanism OF Exchange" by W. 8. Jevons,
author OF principles OF Science, &C.; interna-
tional scientific series; ESQ .Impressions OF Lon
. %srir.n ~, :, adnl toSme e Seere
Cousins, ~ Louisa NJ Alec t. author OF Little
Women &C.; SI.O. prom Jest to EaFnest,f %
BY Rev. =. T. kos. author % s.Barriers Burned
Away:n N.75- eDAily Thoughts,' BY Rev. De
viii TalmAdge. DID,; q. 'sDolngs Of the BodleV
Family In Town and Country BY the author OF
sDrean ChlIdren," &C.: an antique and beauti-
hood" . sequel to ..Elsie's GirihsSd;'s an sol
'.Netes on Paris, BY II. Talne: $50.
Sanitary Science, Medical Periodicals, Philosopht
cal Apparatus. Anatomical Charts supplied At
short notice az manufacturers' prices. Catalogues
with diagrams, descriptions snd prices on hand.
The attention OF Students 10 called TO our New
Medical Note Book, most convenient and useful
article for students attending the courses Of lee
lures. WARREN CHOATE CO.,
Booksellers and Statloners,
vernon Bow: corner OF PennsylSania avenue and
Tenth street. OaI-rf
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MsIsrs. DunoanIon Bro, Auctionssr,,

tl5 ovERooATs Speciality ..
EIsENAN BRos'.,
Corner Seventh and streets.