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, 1875-09-27
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gincinnati, o, "a. Sept. Gis
ne 9epel6e DOR SORT WaDne beridtet,
Dap Dor GINGER 3sit Swil0en BEN edit
len Der proteltantii9en @emeinoe an Sci
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ct. paulus= @emeinbe elm Streit ausge=
bro6en lei. @eitern bdtten cine Inaobl
fatbo1ijder S6Ilcr Den sebnjdbri9en
Salber Sartmann nit 5iben 9etreten,
eelieiniet unb in l1redli9er Weile NIP
banoelt, 3mil6en ben 4ugen batten lie
inn Elm sroBes Sod in ben &opf gel4la=
gen, ,pel6es wabri1einli6 bellen SOB
bsrbeifiibren tpsroe. Sn oer5taht berri9e
srobe Grbitterung 9esen Die &at6olitcn,
Die moi bel9ulOi9t bab iie ibre &inoe1
gu einem Gtreite aufrei5ten, wsl9er 9e=
eisnet iei, cine beftige 9isfullion in Der
S6ulfrose berbei5uflbren.
Gnncorb, M.=g., %. Sept. Mnn=
tag Na6t tuuroe in Geimono ST. Gpt=
ting in ieinem3immer our4 einen 2anr-
itrei6er auf9eruedt, Der bm lein @el0
abuerlanste, ibm suslsi9. Die Plltole an
ben &opf iekeno NIT Der Srobun9, ibm
bas 2ebensli6t alsblolen 5u ,pollel,
Getting perlor leine @eiltssgescnmar1
ni9t. Gr la9te Dem Spisbuben, er MD
9e ii4 nur %sefdaisit na9 elmer gepilier
Gommobe perfii9en uno er oeroe i'll Der
Speiten ooer oritfen S9ublabe 500 fin
ben. Sizes sos; Der 2anotreiAer our9-
iu1te Die gommpoe unb, I'M oies beque
mer tbun su tDnnen, legte er iein Ylitol
ouf ben Sooen. Sofort bemd9tiste lif
Getting oellelbcn uno i6oB Den Strold
auf Der Stele nieoer.
6ort2aramie> Us, "a. Sept.
Sohn 2ittle, oelien 8leb lib am M}Ontae
~perlauien bate, wuroe, wabreno er BAL
ielhe wieoer ein~5ufansen ln6te, BON Sn=
oianern setootet. Wan fano letnen
2ei9nam 20 Wteilen oon bier an bel
Mlnouns Deg n0roliden Mrmes oes Sa-
ramieflulles. Sic Obren waren l9m ab=
gel9nitten, gtale uno &inn tucs9d1ol=
len uno auBerbem fanoen lib nod Orei
&ugeln in leinem &Orper Dor. Wan bat
brei Snbianer i'm Veroabt, Die Woro=
that besansen gu BADEN.
Mempbis, "a, september. Cine
Ospsl4e BON SadiOn, Wtii, iast BAT
s%eltern Nbenb bDrt cine GompaSnie @ei
Be fir ben @taatsoient einsemntert
moroen iei. 3mei Neser. Gompasnie'n
botsn ji9 s~eitern Morsen Ie'blt an, leler
abcr nibt einsemultert moroen. sic
Gompasnie'n DER WeiBen leien lebr ouf-
serest 9eipeien, Dap Der Staat 9llIl
Don ben Mesern empfanse. Bios sine
Gompasnie WeiBer babe liA Oesbalt
ielbIt a~nsebOten.
, 1875-09-27
SIrfet.

2onbon, "a. september. Cine
5pssial=9 epelAe an ben telegraph mel
oct aus Mien, oaB Serbien uno Mon-
tenesro Die Md9te BON ibrem Gntf4lul
1e in &enntaib selebt baben. neutral gu
blciben.
Qonbon n, "a. Sept. Sie Zines"
5ast in ibrsr Mbenoaussabe, oaB Ser
mild Yai9a nit 9 8ataiaionen Srup=
pen bos Oori pipa bel Sropired, ohns
auf @ioerfano su itOBen, bslest bat
Sn 8rabopD bsiinoen ii9 1000 6lli@t=
hinge obne 2sbsusmittel. Sle 9eeroen
itsrben am @a7ermansel.
, 1875-09-27
Tranfrei9.

paris, "a. Sept. r9e Semps" be
ftdtist ben geridt, bab Die &esieruna
beidloilen bat, Die Mnnabme bes Sp'
fems Der Mbitimmung mad Grronoile-
ments, lta!t nod 9cpartemcrts, gu elmer
@abinetsfrase su MAIDEN, uno fugt bln7
AL, MlcMtabon babe in elmer gablne1s=
iibung li9 ausseoriidt, oab CT nidt lan=
Ger su @uniten Der manufacturer Nuf=
IDiunu Der Natipnal=@ erlammlung lein
fGnne, menn bieIelbe bas @pltem Der
Mbltimmnng mad 9eportements ooop-
tire.
, 1875-09-27
0rsiie Der Muscigem
Gsusae trlfsr. pfpfIdsn.
Reati9lano.

Berlin, "a. September. Ser
borot @oblis, Der beriibmte @frifa=yaeis
fenoe, tpirb in einiscn Sasen III Srs-
men iid nod Mulerifa einl6ifen, I'M,
cine Gerie bon @orlelun9en bort 81 bal
ten.
, 1875-09-27
9nldnDijNe Depe|1en.

8rownspille Ont, "a. Sept.
Ser 8abubof Der rGanaoa-S ontbsrn-
Giienbabn" murOe bur9 Gsuer asritbrt'
Can Graneisco, "a. Sept. Oie
SabrssFsuns Der aftiundre Der pSanf
, 1875-09-27
Serb;en.

8elsrab. "a. Sept. IS beibt,
bab 5000 Sirten auf Dem @ese mad
Nii9 an Der lerbil9en @renSe li4 befan
ben uno onB Die Ssrbier srobe @rowsrte
auiwer5en.
, 1875-09-27

@cr 1000 widti9e Selcbrungen iiber bcu
saeridlid)eu &6rper fennen lerl,er nil, BON
benen er friiber feline abnuns 9ebabt, Der
lsie ~Offene 8olfsfprade llo s. e.
TIMBER Wenf6en=Sertanb," ein
"erl'iinftiSeS gnt iNr pcrtdnoige 9elttc NIB
ell guteS Bud fit Seberinarl. @us benz.
lelbtn f5Nncr le1rc;clc Ga1cn seier,t mcreen,
'ucld)e Die %nttiitcn Ptlte f1 s~elire,n pom
SauSarite SIT eriragcl. Sn9elts<@er.
3ciAniB oc5 S9;rfts ire:co rw+rit CT
lccc b~cllr6ige Iortiis. @ial .tilot ~ ~:
2amrrap sill s5eri,.e-"r'hH.nr,
129 CAT IS. 81, TciU 9)ort.
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III ), Da.

Da ia lanee s3eit in benz G'eiddfte
9emelen, hin i'd 10 einserid)tet.
raB ih ale Maftrdse CUR l3ufrlepenbeit
meinsr Sunoen id)uel uno bllls ausfiib@
rem fam. Sd e lute meme alten Sc
lddftsireunoe mir terner tbr 9eaei9tes
Moblmolen gu ihentep.
il b Int @ III. $. @ patt.
, 1875-09-27

DR.. &. D. S'oote, 12o 2crinston Gue.
Got, Is. este Ctr, Gtc,p Dorf, als nuab+
b%dltgi9cr gr;t, bcbaltoclt ale Irteil 6 bro rs
tlhrr &rau tDeitei, llb entpfdugt
Stiefe ans aaeu G9c;!cn Der cipiliiirten
@elt.
9ur9 bic crigiacTc @ciic lit Der @us.
ibnug icincr meoisini DEL Yroris
bebanbclt CT 5aIlreif1e Taticntcniu EUROPE
8efSnoten, Canada uuo III iebcm
Staate GET @crctrigten Gtaatclt.
Gr:efiidc GouinitatinHcn MlsntgeltIiD.
@cotr Miucrolien mod idjGolid)e 9hansen
~eebrnu5t. @cinabc 10000 Yotienten ,pur,
ben III ben tcttcn 20 SoGreu bebanbelt.
Sebcr Jal ipirp einicln iorgidltig rcsiitrtrt,
OBJ brieilid) ODER peri5nl;d, Oh bon benz Doctor
icl5ff eecr icinea %>ilfSGy5tcn. 2cttcre fii1b
ALE to%ilenidaftlid %scbiloetc McoiSiner
AGe gattemtem, rerde entferuf tuo6uen,
%erlaltcn cine ausii9rliAc Srageliite franco
per 95pIt pocr in @auie. Gin noGitduoioeS
iqlcmatiidcS Gintrogen III ben @iiderlt,
pcr4iaocrt ScDlcr oocr Srrtbiimcr. Die
&tlder ipcroeit NIT bon ben angeitelten
Ger;tca s%c6fuct.
@cgcu 0ragcliite ODER o~nbcr,peitise Con.
fnltatioreH o~brciiire ,nan tpie fotat:
De. e. 3. FOOTE,
On. -no o.. ma
, 1875-09-27

Dieie Gisleli tait ut HE 3uperIaifaIe in
pen Scr. Staaten
lielfIbe legi einsn plan nor, bsi pel1en bic
NUbIt aiel Ter SeteneperfNetuns NIT ct em
Oritte psr psppbnIibeo Npiten CT eid, peteen
fpnnen. Seine belIere SnlaSe tInn eemaGt
perpen.
Gnle.e Yplicea nelren INNER prompt une
cbne MpfNub arSbssabEt une bapen III ere
Sltenten nc @ruue, pb IN tr9eno elmer Wet-
le gu bstlagen. Wit stnem rlparHl0e ppn
Is Gcuta t49lid, tam tin Jeees lsine cant.
lie 4nltanrla nad, leilem Tpoe p~erlprsI baben.
Ge let aEltrs Circulate unb be uQ 1t une.
-tuilue, pel9e eenauere &ustnhlt min
IAen, molten lU s~etall's,t an 9srg y. Yers,
" pee @rp. b. Ulte. weNpen.
NIB b mi
, 1875-09-27
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THE DAILY SUN, ss A YEAR.

"A prominently readable newspaper, with tina
largest circulation In the world. Free, indie
pendent, and fearless in politics. All the news.
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, 1875-09-27
Subres. Ginfammen iiber $1,5oo,0oo

%. 8. earrinatun, Srdi, S. =. Gbparts, giespraf.
.. s. battiprf, Sttr., Is. s. Sppftns, Af.> Sefr.,
, 1875-09-27

sEMI.WEEKLY SUN, 90 A YEAR,
Of the same size ana general character as
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miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
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, 1875-09-27
S I. Z 0 0, 0 0 Q

in sen leBteu 8 Sabre an Witiweu
unb Wailen ppn pisisr WslsAi9aft aueseSablt.
, 1875-09-27

Der GrfpIs bieier ~pmpaenie 1T III Der Sc.
l1i6te FER yebensYsI lI&erunss Weieulbafteu
ao1 ME basswsien, ME f~plseabe Hlts ,btes
~5rfplssS er,abIt;
, 1875-09-27

8. n. Wi finjou. sra lent.
&i9arD Strip. @ice-Yrlitpsnt.
8. y. @ilfinion, Setretdr.
5. W. 9ndnnoa. Aupttor.
y. Vi. y. SrDf, 90. u, mepeSitil9eE
GalbScbsr.
Grecut be SoarO.
5. u. @i!finian, 5. 9bOmpIon gropn,
, 1875-09-27
Sbr @crii@crunssplan lift stsenfeitis.

Sn oteier Gompasnie iinb piele Der be,
fannteiten bieiisen Geutlden periihert.
9croD 6. GbDarhs, @enerllsQs ent.
ITO 6ermann Gnpple, peutiGer agent.
, 1875-09-27

Seine @eiclld)oft bittet arOBere Sor-
t6eile Oenen an. wclbe ibr 0eben oerii@
hern, al8 bic e,
Dislelbt bat General gssntsn in Is gtaa.
ien pss Hanpes uno it ris e~lnaiels laol,6e
Sompa9nie, melbe i'm Staate Stem YOrt,
Cbio unb pennlYYanth aatrt,frt NJ, pDI,Sen
Tir getenererll0trunAen aus3ueeber. ueter
National Republican., 1875-11-15
HON. HENRY WILSON.
Prtysrs for his Recovery in the Colorsd
Churches.

A noticeable feature in connection with the
seryct at several Of the colored churches yester-
day was the earnest, almost universal inquiry
from one to another regarding the illness of the
Vice President. Many were the inquiries made
OF those supposed to be in possession even Of the
slightest Information Of his condition at any time
from the beginning Of his serious ilress until the
present hour. At the First Independent Metho-
dist Episcopal church, corner Of Fourteenth street
and North Carolina avenue northeast; at the Sec
ond Baptist church, Third street, near 1; at the
the Colored Protestant Methodist church, Mon
tello and at several other coored churches of the
city, Mr.. wilson's condition was made the SUBJECT
Of public remarks from the pulpit, and prayers
were offered for his speedy restoration to health
and strength. At the former OF these churches
the pastor, Rev. ]. A. ID. Green, and slss at the
Baptist church above named the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Gaskins spoke Of Mr.. Wilson as one among the
few earnest and true men who, when nothing but
clouds and darkness oyerhung our moral and po-
itical sky came beldly to the 'front.' and with that
other fllustrious statesman and philanthropIst
who 60 recently passed away from us-Hon.
Charles Sumner-has never faltered in his devo-
tion TO the principles Of justice and humanity
which he then espoused.
In whatever manner his sudden illness may ter
inmate one thing is certain, n has developed the
fact that Mr.. Wilson still commands the original
warm-hearted gratitude and affection which is
Justly due to him and which his coed services in
behalf Of the colored people called into being
years ago.
National Republican., 1875-11-15
THE EMPIRE STATE
Meeting Of the Ntw York Republican Asso-

At the meeting Of the New York State Repub-
lican Association, held on Saturday night, Vice
President T. G. HenseY occupied the chair, and
offered by Hon. a. NJ. Clspp, wes unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That this association halls with more
than ordinary satisfaction the appointment Of our
respected fellow-member, AlonEo Bell, ESQ.,, as
chief clerk of the Interior Department, tpssmuoh
as we regard It as proper recognjtel OF sterling
personal merit and politis-I hdelity. In this ap-
pointment the Interior Department has alike hon.
ored Itself and the association.
,-I0m motion of DR.. Hawes, honorable mention was
made of the appointment Of DIR. n. d. Peck as
chief clerk of the Patent Ofice.
In the course OF debate on the result Of the late
election, II was stated that Governor Tilden had
furnished the Democratic State committee fifty
thousand dollars, to be used in organizing the
temperance party or movement, which resulted
the casting of fifteen thousand votes for that
ticket, and the consequent defeat Of the Repubh.
can State ticket.
A resolution was adopted directing the execu.
tive committee to mako inquiry into the report
that certain members of the association were re-
fuEed registration and the rights Of franchise at
the late election.
Messrs HAYES, Cloughly, Balway, Henssy,
Evans, Lake and others made remarks on the
subject.
The following.named gentlemen were elected
active members Of the association: Hon. r. Hol-
land Duel, Commissions Of Patents; T. V. Crock
er, Patent once; II. v. Batrol, First Oomptroll-
er's; ]. E. Bristol Adjutant Generals office; VIM.
Scott, city, Joseph II. Lester, Adjutant Generals
Office.
George A. Jones, esq, of the Surgeon Generals
office. was appointed member Of the soclable
committee, vice Cloughly, resigned.
The association adjourned after the transaction
of other routine business.
National Republican., 1875-11-15
ATemperane. Entertainment

The entertainment given BY Eagle Tent, No. o.
Junior Order Of Rechabltes, at Odd Fellows hall,
Navy Yard, was decided success, both finan-
cially and IN point Of numbers, the hall being
filled 10 overhowing. The performance commenced
with "The Young Teetotaler. or Saved at Last, :
the parts being sustained By Miss Mary Nc
Cutchen, Messrs. Brits, Berziley, Rritchard, Nc
Gowan and Sniffin. Then followed singing BY
Mt. Vernon Tent Giee club, Willie Sinclair and
VIM. Mcfarland. The Flying Dutchmsu, by
-Messrs. Mckenzie and Stuart, was great feature
Of the evening, being brought out the fourth time;
also the Highland Fling, by Professor VIM. New
man. Miss Addie Prospect presided ct the piano
and furnished choice music during the entertain
ment. The performance concluded with the great
Temperance drama OF the Last Loaf, characters
by Messrs Britt, Berkely, Ssnderson, Hodgson
and Beeks, and Misses Newman, Mallory and
White. 1t Is not well to particularize, bat we
cannot refrain from admiring the fine acting OF
Misses Newman, White and Mallory, and the
dancing Of Messrs. Mckenzie, stuart and New
man. The whole was under the management Of
Mr: John q. Aye and John r. Mshoney, treasurer
and shepherd Of the Juniors. We hope for q
repetition at an early day.
National Republican., 1875-11-15
Linnoln Hall saryIce.

Yesterday being the day and the commence
ment Of the week,set apart by the international
Convention Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
Citations in the United States and British Prov
inces, held at Richmond, Va, in May last, for
special prayer for the Young Mems Christian
Association and the success OF their work, the
services conducted by the young men at Lincoln
hall yesterday afternoon were of special interest
DR.. E. NJ. Gallaudet, president Of the association,
presided, and read the statement Of the executive
committee of the associations relative to
fields Of labor in the South and .elsewher
thew were striving to cultivate, ss~' ~. az.
,-enersl outlook was hopeful ir ,tS. -.
Rree, but that about $4,000 ...a,s n ~ o.rr,
On the proposed. We srd c.IIIng nnon Inc
shurcnes anu -ssociatlons generally to take up
'eollecuons yesterday andithis week for this OBJ
ject. Or. Gallaudet made Q few pertinent and
earnest remarks on the subject Of fChristian work,
and collection was then taken. Brother a. II
Stewart then read the parable Of the Prodigal
Son, and, AFTER o short comment upon It, threw
the meeting open, when remarks and prayers
were offered by number Of the young men, land
NatieE, Mass, spoke Of having called on vice
President Wilson and of the interest he expressed
in the Young Mems Christian Association, both
here and in Natick, his home, and his desire and
gratitude for the prayers Of Christians.
We cannot but commend the plan adopted at
these meetings Of accompanying the singing sy .
yesterday, under the leadership Of Q. Burlew,
(who sang "The Prodigal Son." as . solo, both at
the opening praise service and at during
more generally known many would attend to hear
and participate in this alone.
The mems prsyer-meetiug in the lecture. room,
led by Brother Duval, and the women's, in the
parlors at p m, were fully attended, the inter
est good and the time promptly occupied. The
s % ssaE sgs IN sns
TO be spreading throughout the land.
National Republican., 1875-11-15

art In me, and In thee, that they also be one 10
US; that the world may believe that thou hast
sent me."-St. John xviii1i.
Some Of the very best men that have ever lived
have spoken Of this chapter ss the simplest, but
the most sublime, chapter IN the Bible. lt u
called the saeerdotal and highly -priestly prayer
ofJesus before he was offered for the sins OF the
Il is to influence the hearts Of the people that
ne prays as you see; that the mighty Intercessor
Tor the people, and with the Father he pleads In
our behalf II Is said Of q certain minister that
ne dared not select o text from this cnapter be-
cause the truths were so deep, but when he came
to die he requested It TO be read over three times
were In want Of position under the Government,
you would feel that II you got q man Of influence
70 aid you your place would be had, but here is
Christ pleading to the Father In your behalf
The Lord intended that his people should
cover the earth as the waters cover the land.
When the Jews were divided the Lord did not
prosper If It Is divided. They must be united in
one body: God, In his divine providence, has
made different branches, but all must be one
body: The interests OF the various Churches
should be one, as Christ said, "Be ye one, even
and the Father are one." But how is this
union to be brought about? By earnest prayer.
and We hope that the time is not far distant
when the Kingdom ef God shall abound " the
ottelmost parts OF the earth. Being united with
Christ, through him We partske Of the same
spirit that came down On the day Of Pentecost.
IL becomes us to-day to look into our hearts and
see II there is ything in the way OF our serving
the n y. Lord; & n There are many around Us that are
OF The people they Will come to the truth as It Is
In Christ Jesus,
National Republican., 1875-11-15
Fatal Accidant.


During the week Just concluded two men have
been killed by falling from buildings and another
las sustained severe injuries. The death Of Rob-
ert jenkins, by falling romthe third story Of the
new building going up on the site Of the old
KirkWood house, has been noticed In these col.
umns.
About 7:lo o'clock Saturday morning, as Michael
Delaney, tinsmith, was preparing to 90 to work
on the roof Of the new jail in the eastern section
Of the city he slipped near the appex Of the roof Of
the south wing and fell to the ground, q distance
OF over forty feet, and was instantly killed, the
back Of his head being completely crushed. As
the unfortunate man reached the cave OF the
roof his heels struck the gutter and he was pitched
head foremost on piece Of scantling, forty-twc
ieet below. The deceased was q native Of Brook.
lyn, New York, where his widowed mother now
resides, and was twenty.four years Of age. The
coroner was notified, and arrived there soon after
the man was killed, but deemed an inquest un-
Necessary, as It was clearly an accident. The
body was turned over to the undertakers, Messrs
Zurhorst Bro, to prepare for burial, and It was
taken 10 New York on Saturday night, accom-.
panied by the uncle of the deceased, who was with
him on the roof when the sad accident took place
National Republican., 1875-11-15
coLoRED SCHOOLS.
Concert and tP,esentation at the John r,
Cook School;


Last Friday evening was the occasion OF an In
teresting concert and presentation by the pupils
of the John T. Cook school, Mrs. Gary, principal.
The exercises consisted Of vocal and instrumental
music, declsmations, dialogues, &c. Most Of the
children acquitted themselves with considerable
credit; after which beautiful testimonial of re-
spect in The shape Of valuable gold pen and o
pair Of vases was presented to Mr.. Henry John
son by the school as q small token OF its respect
and appreciation Of his extraordinary efforts In
behalf Of The school, Mr.. johnson being absent,
Mr.. John Sampson was called upon to accept in
his behalf, which he did, speaking &C length OF
Mr.. Johnson's and Mr. Brooks efforts in behalf OF
public education In the District, and said as the
trustees were not present he could speak without
Eeeming to patronize them, and felt sure that not
olly Mr. johnson, but the entire board, would be
pleased TO know that their efforts were being ap-
precisted by the school and the colored people In
the District. He told them that they had simply
done their duty by this token Of respect to Mr..
johnson. Our colored trustees reflect credit
upon the school system Of the District and are
worthy officers in their respective departments.
These concerts are being given at this time to
purchase pianos for the respective schools where
the children are sufficiently advanced in music TO
require them.
National Republican., 1875-11-15
NV ApyrarrsErENfs,


Msrey found.
Mnitsfy ssdgs lost
Large heuss Nsptsdt
Akentlsman assistant wanted.
Horse and harness lost or stolen
Large rooms for,rent, with board.
Brick buildings raised or removed.
House for rent and furniture for sale.
Furnished rooms for gentlemen for rent
Six-room frame dwelling for sale Or rent.
Fine property on N street for rent or sale.
Sewing machines repaired BY E. Waidron.
TWO large, newly-furnished rooms for rent.
A ffstelass business stand for sale Of fSnk
Niceiy-furnished rooms, pleasantly locsted
Accommodation for boarders at the Imperial.
Several houses for rent by Gatchel & Wilson.
Michigan pine timber land for sale or exchange.
Notice to members Of the Theta Chi fraternity
Fine stock OF carriages at Robert H. Graham's.
Handsomely-furnished rooms on II street for
rent.
Several desirable ONCE rooms on g street for
rent.
HapdsOmely.furnishsd rooms for rent on N
street.
s Sale CT desirable anlmprovsd lots BY -.
s TwestOry frame dwelling. .iOs sale By E. j.
F11IS1 AnSsion sale II unredssmsc pledges by H. K.
c,aeioa Msetr OF the Pennsy,vania Republican Asso.
n. Moore, merchant tailor, 1Oli New York
avenue.
Two suites of rooms, opposite the Arlington,
for rent.
Trustees sale Of county real Iestats by B. H.
Warner.
E,ghty:sishs acres of county land for sale or
exchange.
Money to invest on real.estate security BY VIM.
T. Hoffman.
Peremptory sale OF valuable. building lots by
Edwin J. Sweet.
General claim and collection sgency.at Whit
tnker & Cookies.
All varieties Of plated and china ware st ]. w.
Boteler & Bros.
New and second. hand furniture at auction by
VIM. L. Wall & Co.
Life size portrait Of Lon ngfellow with the sat
lantic Monthly" for 1876. ess ,1sa =
Twenty thousand dollars to loan on good busi-
ness paper by J. W. Starr. ssa9s -~aeea
Fine three story brick residence on N street for
sale BY Kilbourn & Latta. szH
Notice to holders of construction bonds Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
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