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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-08
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES NEW REMEDIEsi
Or. GIBBONS DISPEKsARr

MO: 62s KEARNY STREET. COR.
NEh commercial, San Francisco, AlA
rsM sa.fsnee on Commercial stree. SH
1stsohshed IN 1864, for the treatment
Of sexual and Seminal Dise.sa ss,.n
- 0onorrhea, aleot. Structure. Svuhiits jr .N
forms. Seminal Weakness, Impotence a.. o.,
Legs, etc., successfully treated. e'oeas'ea
DIR. GlBB0N has the pleasure Of .no,,
that he has returned from visiting the pr;nc,.sSS
Hospitals Of Europe, and has resumed pras4, rs4
The Doctor has spared neither time nor mo"s.
IN SEEKING out new remedies, and has returnsa
with increased facilities for alternating human
suffering.
Seminal Weakness
terminal emission is consequence Of self
sbuse. This solitsi, vice, or Deprived sexuA]
INDULGENCE, 10 prscticed BY the youth Of both
with unerrlng csrtainty the following train d
morbid symptoms, unless combstted BY scicn
TIC medical measures, Wig; Ssllow eoaasensace
dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ring
ing IN the esrs noise like the rustling OF lsaves
er rafting OF chsriots, uneasiness about the
iotns, weakness Of the limbs, confused vision,
nsanted intellect, loss Of confidence, difidence
approaching strangers, dislike to form new
s,Sauss.1sncss. disposition TO shuna society,
" memory, pimples and various eruptions
sbous tbs fase. hsctis aushes. furred tanens
Nsaa oreesn. coughs, CONSUMPTION. MINT svests
monomania and frequently fnssn;t1 n rsi;s;
g not 2; Obtained you should apply mmsdistsy
e0ected BY his new and scientiAc no. N CaIe
end radical cure. s0"'ek
Cared NJ Hsu.s.
persons ct 9 distance may be cuRpn A.,
aonE' ~ addressing . letter 70 DR.. Gfbbon.
.Ase has continued. and have medicine promns,.
forwarded, free from damage and curiosity
ny part Of the country, with full and plain
n--rr,. s--t{., A., A. p....--,,,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
passnership heretofore existing between
nmsdie clarety and Louis Cisresy in the Saloon
business, at the Miners ealoon, in Phoebe. IL
1ne,reoy dissolved by mutual consent. Louis
said Saloon and will pay ali debts Of the old
urn ana viii collect ali debts due to the same.
LOUIS CLARESY,
p.u... ANADIE CLAREsY.
ae' 'uiy iosh, 1875. jylS-td
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-12


tFrom the Council BLUFFS Nonpareil.1
Now that the son Of the dissolute Isabella Is
King at Madrid and representative OF the tenn
poral power south of the Pyronees, there Is, It
seems to rs, no good reason why the United
States shouldnot lend the aid OF its recognition
to the struggling patriots in Cuba. 1t can be no
longer urged that decisive action might imperil
the causes Of Republicanism in Spain, and II this
country is ever to assume more positive and
energetic policy than that which Secretary Fish
has encouraged in the past, that time has eer-
tainly arrived. Although more than six yearJ
have elapsed since the Inauguration Of the Cu BE-
revolution, the insurgents were never more Vigor-
GUS than ct present and never further of from
subsection. To the truth Of this assertion I've
the Captain General Of the Island is eompe lei
by candor to assent, and there Is reason 70 bS
lieve that he himself has at last recognized the
hepelessness Of attempting 10 subdue so valiant
and determined people as the Cubans have
shown themselves to be. For fve years Spain
has had no chance Of success in Cuba, and in all
that time her 50 called warfare has been simple
butchery Of men and desolstion Of the land. Its
continuance can have no good results, and ifthe
mother country under her new sovereign cannot
zee this 1t Is high time that nations further sd-
Tsnced In justice and civilization should show It
to her.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-12
A FEW FACTS.

Gleanings From the Evangelical Alliance.
To the Editor Of the National Republican:
SIR: The inclosed are subjects as presented
from day to day at the Evangelical Alliance, and
although temperance was not added to the sub
Jects for prayer in reviewing our national SINS it
forced itself into so prominent a position as to
occupy almost the entire hour. Should you deem
these worthy place in your paper, you will
obIige.
Items gathered during the week Of prayer:
VIM. Writ was a strong temperance man.
A Cabinet officer died from the effect Of strong
drink during the administration Of Monroe.
Testimony Of man delivered from the bondage
OftWenty years appetite for strong drink through
the influence of prayer.
Less than one third Of the members of both
Houses Of the present Congress are protesting
Christians.
ES'ctTy port, from the Orient to the occident, is
now open for missionaries.
Theodore Frelinghuysen was superintendent
Of Sunday school, and as Senator Senator main
tanned his Christian character.
A Judge said he did not wish his children to
have Sabbath school training.
The converts to Christianity in Russia and
Turkey are persecuted at the present day.
Chinese came to Lexington, Va, to be edu-
Gated, has been converted and gone back to
teach what Christ has done for sinners.
According to the divine plan the Jews must be
converted before the Scripture can be fulfilled.
Twenty million dollars was all that was given
both at home and abroad the past year for the
spread of the Gospel among the heathens.
Six hundred million dollars was paid for in
toXIcating liquors in the past year.
The great need Of revival among protesting
Christians.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-12
WASHINGTON MONUMENT FUND.

Subscriptions Continuing to Come In.
The following subscriptions 10 the Washington
Monument Fund have been received since the
last published report: Kalamazoo r. A. Chapter,
No. Is, Kalamazoo, Mich, s25; Norfolk United r.
A. Chapter, Norfolk, Va, SIS; Friendship Lodge,
No. n, I. o. o. F., Youngstown, Ohio, IS; Swatsra
Lodge, No 269, F. A. A. NJ, fremont, Pa, SO;
Cayuga Tribe, No. Q, Improved Order of Red
Men, Jackson, Mich, $40: Shackamaxon Tribe,
No 6. l. o. X. NJ, Philadelphia, Pa, S.; Kisha-
caqUilias Tribe, No. e5, l. o. r. NJ, Uonestoga,
Pa, 80; Rocky Mountain National Bank. Gen.
trial City. Cal, S25; DeKaIb Lodge, No. 2I4, F.
A. A. NJ, Auburn, Ind. SIS; Calumet Enc4mp-
meDt, No. A. 1. D. U. F, NOrwalk, O., SO; Al
Pa. IS; Ogalala Tribe No. 1856, /. q. L. ~, war.
rem, Pa, IS; ToDguWa Tribe, No. &c o. r. N,
Philadelphia, Pa, IS; Tippecanos Lodge, No.
Star Lodge, No. a, F. A. A. NJ, Darlington, o.,
As; Roekfand Lodge, No. 103, F. A. A. NJ, Rock
land, Mich, go; Bethesda Lodge, No. 81, L o.
o. F., CarwinsViIle, Pa, t5; BalIen Lodge, No.
az, +. A. A. N, Spring Hill, Ill, IS.
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RED MEN.
Recont Eleetion Of OfRcers.

Ike following officers in the Tribe of Red Men
have been elected for the ensuing term:
TuscarOra Tribe. No. -Prophet, ] ohm H. King;
sachem, Edward Dunn; senior sycamore. Charles
W. Danaker; junior sycamore, Charles E. Hook;
chief Of records, VIM. STEELE; keeper OF wampum,
Thomas W. Scott.
Usage Tribe, No. 6-Prophet, James Granger;
sachem, ]. T. Garner; senior sycamore, H Sipe;
Junior sycamore, G. Z. Hutchins; ehisfof records,
James E. Dement,; keeper Of wampum, ]. F.
Springman.
Black Hawk, No. I2-Prophet, Charles Rodiroc;
sschem, Philip KRAFT; senior sycamore, W. E.
MCGOWAN; junior sycamore d. g. Eiehelbergeri
chief OF records, A. A. Burch; keeper Of Wampum,
Z. Heshley.
St. Tammany's, No. 13-Prophet, Jas. J. Moh-
Ter; sachem, Thomas Summerseales; senior saga
more, Thomas A. Sioussa; junior sycamore, John
A. Eberly; chief Of records, Geo. l. W. Strictly;
assistant chief Of records, r. q. Polkinhorn;
keeper Of wampum, A p. Gray.
Logan Tribe, No. S-Prophet, JamesL Collins
sachem, @. W. Mattingly; senior sycamore, Jas.
Kuhns; junior sycamore, ]. r. Norton; chief oil
records, ". H. Payne; assistant chief Of records
Charles Robinson keeper of Tampum, ], H
Newman.
Seneca, No. I1-Prophet, A. NJ. Boswell: sa.
chem, B. F. Titlow; senior sycamore, B. Murdoch
junior sycamore, James Lewis; chief Of rec 1rds
James W. Moss; keeper Of Wampum, William
Otto,
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Auction Sales To-day.

By DuncsnsOn Bros:
AT II o'clock q full-siEed. C-spring Clarence
coach, built by Lawrence, Of New York. Also, 8
lot Of furniture carpets sc.
At o'clock, two brick houses IN an alley be-
tween T and u and Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets northwest.
BY Geo. Truesdell:
At O'Clock. tWo-stOry and basement brick
house and lot, corner OF First and ID streets south
east.
By E. J. Sweet:
At ! o'clock, a two-story frame dwelling, stu
ate on the south side Of L street, between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets northwest,
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING ON THE STAGE

WashlngGonlan DANGEROUSLY Hurt.
Information has been received by friends Of the
parties 10 this city that the night of the 3oth Of
December at Humboldt, Tenn. Mr.. Thomas ].
GeddiE, Of this place, was accidentally shot by
Miss Florence DennisOn. They were engaged in
the performance Of the Indian drama, the Wept
Of the Wish-ton-Wish, in which a scuftie ensue5
and Miss d. draws pistol. On this occasion, in
drawing it, the trigger caught and the load was
discharged into the breast OF Mr.Geddis, making
a dangerous wound Both parties have been
travelling ard giving dramatic performances since
June last, when they lett this city, and were TO
have returned here professionally in February.
Mr.. GCddis learned the printing business in this
city. but afterwards adopted the Stage as a pro-
feSE.On.
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Death of Mrs. Eliza P. Myers.

Mrs. Eliza P. Myers. the mother Of Messrs.
VIM. R. and George W. Mclean, of this city,
who was seriously burned about the head and
face at the residence OF her son-in-law, No. So
South Eden street, Baltimore. on the night Of
O'Clock, from the effects OF the injuries then re-
eeived. The accident was caused by her switch
fore assistance could be had she was terribly
burned. Mrs. Myers, who was in her seventy
first wear at the time OF her death, spent much OF
her life in this city and leaves large circle OF
friends here to mourn their loss. The i1terment
will take place in this city tomorrow morning.
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Continental Hotel COMPANY.

The regular annual meeting Of the Continen.
tai Hotel Company occurred last evening. A. T,
Z. Dodge, esq, occupied the chair, and A. B. Tai
colt acted as secretary. The old officers were re.
elected by unanimous consent. The following II
The list President, John HitE; secretary, A. b
TalcOtt; treasurer, .. W. Middleton; board Of
managers, John Hit, Charles Ewing, A. T. G.
Dodge, F. A. Boswell and Peter McNamara; ad
TisoTy board, DIR. @. NJ. Ford, 5. S. Smoot, ID. s.
Walker, W. S. Fletcher, T. Heyer,G. T. Bassett
Robinson, T. NJ. PlOWmsn, r. H. Ryan, E l.
Schmidt, L. S. Frederick and Isaac Wetherill
auditing committee, J. ). Burnett, b. Robinson,
J. e. Hesse. L. s. Bower and Q. NJ. Parks. The
meeting was adjourned till next Tuesday even
ing, in order TO heaIl the annual report Of the
president,
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Detaetivesi Muaeum.
Victoria C, Woodhull,
En- Route for ALBANY

C.P. Rsmsdell, United States marshal, East
ern district Of Virginia. arrived in this city last
evening en- route for Albany, N. Y, with United
States prisoner VIM. q. BristoH, who has been a
notorious mail robber for some time past In Mid
dlesex county, Va. He was tried last week at
Alexandria, and sentenced by Judge Hughes to
two years imprisonment at hard labor in the AL
bany penitentiary. He was also found guilty on
two other indictments, and sentence suspended
on them. BristoW is q Mexican war veteran and
was Q soldier in the Confederate army. Some
years ago he shot down in cool blood a colored
man. for which he was not punished. Altogether
he is said to be hard case but respectfully con-
nected.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-12
The Late Louis Janin,

At meeting Of the members Of the bar, held
yesterday OF the ONCE OF the clerk of the Su-
preme Court OF the United States in respect Of
the memory of Louis Janin, Mr.. p. Phillips was
called 10 the chair and Mr.. Alex. Porter Moore
was appointed secretary. On motion OF Mr.. 7. ].
sent suitable resolutions to carry out the object
of the meeting. The chairman appointed the fol-
Albert Pike, Edward Lander, J. Hubley Ashton,
Robert W. johnson, John A. VIII. The commit
tee reported the customary resolutions of respect
and esteem, which were unanimously adopted.
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District Notes.

Mr.. Seth Ledysrd Phelps, the neWly-appOinted
Commissioner for the District, paid visit to Co
Iumbia building yesterday morning, and was in
troduced to MessTs. Dennison and Ketcham,
Lieut.. Hoxie sld others.
1t is now stated positively that Mr.. Vinsen will
be appointed comptroller, vice COyle, resigned,
but that the change will not be made until the
Commissioner has been confirmed and entered
upon his duties. The successful aspirant for the
position Of auditor has not yet been named.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-12
OITH ITEMS

THAT ENEMY OF MANKIND, Consumption, can
be eured but 1t is far better to prevent the cruel
disease from fastening itsslf the system by the
timely use OF a remedy like DR.. Wistar's Balsam
Of Wild Cherry. Fifty cents and one dollar o
bottle; large bottles much the cheaper.
II MAN WANTS A BOTTLE OF WHISKY
let him him buy It and take It home like q man,
and not sneak home with bottle Of "Bitters, ("
or "Cordtal, and pretend that 1t is medicine. II
he wants tonic that is something better TIN q
temporary stimulant, he should get a bottle of
PERUVIAN Syrup, ian Iron Tonic that Will vital
lie the blood and give durable strength to the
system.
go TO el,0oo
invested IN Stocks and Gold pays 200 per cent. .
month. Send for particulars. Tumbrldge Co.,
Bankers, Wall street, New York.
THURsToEs IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty-Five and fifty cents per bottle.
JoUvEH's NOTORIOUS KID-GLovR OLKANR
viii renovate soiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoMPsoN's PoMADE OPTIMR is equal to the
best French, and but half the price. TWenty-hV
and fifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRENGTHENING PLAsrKRs are the
very best. All sold by druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-12

Christine Scroop, Administrative Of John
SerOOp, has entered suit against the Metropolitan
life Insurance Company for $1,000, claimed as
due on her husbands life insurance policy.
Stowe Williams have also entered suit against
r. b. Mohun and Lewis Clephane claiming
$50. 900 due as a royalty Of eighteen cents per
yard for laying the Stowe pavement in this city.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
Il TRICT OF COLUMBIA
overly Tucker, by next friend, lNo- no Eou,tv
vs.. nocIsf n -

Vim. W. Metcalf ct al. OocAeL1'
VIM. W. Metcalf, trustee, having reported to the
court that he sold at public auction the real es-
tate described in the proceedings in this cause.
to John W. Starr, for the sum Of eighteen hundred
Starr has complied with the terms Of sale IS set
forth in said report it is this 9TH day Of January,
A. ID. 1875 ordered that said sale be finally ratified
on the first Tuesday in February, 1875, unless cause
to the contrary shown before said day: Provided,
a copy OF this order be published in the NATIONAL
REfUBLIcAN once a week for three successive
weeks prior to said day.
BY the Court: A. WYLIE. Justice, &C.
true copy-Test: r. J. MEFGS, Clerk.
By L p. Williams, Assistant Clerk.
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Fashionable Opsni-.rs


hFs: ~ a tI0nnelly, Of No. East Sixteenth
NtTeet, opens to-day an elegant assortment Of i'm
ported goods. She will give special attention to
orders.for ball and dinner dresses, walking cos
TUNES, bounets, flowers, lingerie, cOrsets, etc.
Mrs. COnnelly's reputation is much appreciated
by many Of the ladies Of Washington.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF Tue DIS
= PRIGT 1E GDbnmBEIIAAi SPEGtAAIIr IPX

In the matter OF the will of Francis g. Walsh. APP
plication for letters testamentary on the estate
ofFrancis s. Walsh, OF the city Of Washington,
District Of Columbia, has this day been made by
Francis S. Walsh, Joseph Walsh and james
by notified to appear in this court on TUES
DAY, the 18th day Of January next, at II O'Clock
on the estate OF said deceased should not issue as
prayed. PrOrfded, copy of this order be pub
fIshad once a week for two weeks in THE NATION
AL REPUBLICAN, previous to said day;
Test: A. WEBSTEh1
ian6-wet Register of Wills.
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jalI-MWF3t
ITO PATENT-RIGHT DEALERS.

II. LYLEs, No. SO = street northwest,
offers for sale his PATENT FIRE ESCAPE AND
WATER ELEVATOR on easy terms.
To an enterprising party this Is rare chance, as
the machine, If properly shown, ought to net
5000 90. Call 1t the above number, and see a
working model, when you will be satisfied that all
large cities must finally adopt this machine.
aI.2aMAt
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES.

Gall and examine the IRE and burglar-prooi
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street. for safe
keeping Of securities Jewels silyerWare, or other
yaluables. Rents, from ten 70 sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
TokerGTniHg from the Chicago sSS Boston eTes
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY,

TEMPERANCE AMOSG THE LADEs.
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n1HIs rs To GIVE NOTICE THAT ana

TNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
l. subscriber having obtained from the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columb holding Special
Term, letters of administration on the personal
estate Of MAURICE A. CORREA, late Of Washing
ton city, ID. c., deceased, all persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned 20 ex-
hiblt the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, on or before the 18th daysof December
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of the said estate. ,
her 1s=l - SIMON WOLF.
JsSI Tb2yv Administrator,
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THE PLATFORM THEY STAND ON.
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WHAT WAS DONE IN THE COURTS.
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GARDENERS, FRUIT GROWERS,
" DAiRYMEN.
MILE OF THIS CITY FOR SALE AT A Low
PRICE, AND ON EASY TERMS.
offer for sale -Four Lots in my recorded sub
division of 'Beall's Discovery, - adjoining Good
Hope, and one mile from the Navy Yard. These
which my farm was subdivided by County Surveyor
LSt No: ! contains u LIZ acres.
:: : . ILL., s:1:s
The first three lots front half mile on the road
from Good Hope to Surrattsyille, and have also
Race Course, and adJoln the lands of the heirs OF
the late Mr.. Anthony Addison.
Lot No. fronts on the Marlboro road, adiOln-
Messrs. jenkins and Gold n, and for convenience
of outlet from the rear portion a width Of sixty
lot No. to the Surrattsville road.
The roads have been put IN complete order, and
arr among the best leading to the city. The new
the last Congress appropriated s46 co., is In course
Of construction. As a guarantee that IL will be
built in the best manner and completed by the
to state that the contractors Messrs. Clarke,
Reeves & Co., bridge builders, Phenixville, Ia.
land, furnished by Mr.. VIM. R. woodward, of the
Washington bar, who traces 1t from the AddisOns,
the original Proprietors Of nearly all the lands in
undersigned in 1858, and have also his certificate
that my title in fee IS complete.
VIII give reasoHaSe time for ths balance at six
(6) per cent. interest. am pretty well posted as
to lands for sale In this Vicinity and know OF
Tered at as low prices and on such terms as will
IN axe with parties desiring to purchase.
Fla's Oh e@en lot can II Sse6 % pusHSR,
ja1I-MWF3r lis street, Capitol Hill.
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MASS MEETING At METROPOLITAN CHURCH.
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CITIZENS NASS MEETING.

OPPOSITION TO THE MORRILL, BILL.
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erur which inEnss for this AFFAIR similar sue
The Theatre cnminns

The Theatre Comique.
As usual, this theatre was jammed again last
night, aud the applause greeting the new stars
and the old favorites was hearty and continuous.
The pArlor minstrel scene was in good taste, and
very enjoyable.
Detectives Museum.
The Detectives Museum opens to-day at No.623
Pennsylvania avenue. There are five Thousand
curiosties Of crime, taken from noted criminals.
To all interested In the mysteries of burglars and
criminals generally this museum will be an at
traction.
Victoria G. woodruff
1.-THE Destiny Of the Republic" is to be the sub
lect Of Victoria O. woodhull's lecture in Lincoln
hall tomorrow evening. The admission is 50
cents, and tickets may be secured at Choste's.
The fame Of the lecturer and curiosity to see her
and hear her speak Will, without doubt, attract
q full house.
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Golden ELL.

: This FIOuR was never better than II Il now
has no superior in the market
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The Late Louis JAnin---News and
Sketches Of Interest.
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IKE WASHINGTON MSTUMENT FUND.
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Jaa. q. C1ePhRney
q, 8, Commissioner and Examiner in Chancery,
SHORTHAND WRlTEk
AND LAW REPORTER,
Ofice-No ITO c street, bftween First and Sec
ond streets. facing Indiana ayenEe. mh1
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VIEWS OF MIR. r. NJ. HALL
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SPEECH OF HON. T. ]. DURANT,
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The Congregational Church.
willard Hall-st. Johns HOSPITAL.

Tomorrow evening Willard hall will agaic be
the scene Of brilliant gathering of fashionable
society in support Of St. Johns hospital. The en-
tertainment will consist Of amateur theatricals,
the parts being sustained by young ladies and
gentlemen OF the beau monde The entertain
ment OF last Saturday evening netted something
like q thousand dollars for the hospital and this
has produced at the West End that gazette de
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The Cuban Rebellion.

THE NATIONAL REPrB1ICAN TUESDAY MORNING JANUARY
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PREPARATORY to taking stock have marke,
down very generally
Overeoats,
Worsted Goats and Vests.
Business Suits and Boys Suits.
All Well-made goods and decided bargains
GEO, o. HENHING, 40 Seventh street.
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THE SUPREME BEING.

Consequently Congress had not the right to re-
move from these people selEgoVernment, because
this was one of the inalienable rights guaranteed
to every man. when, in 1900, Congress took