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fremont.

The school in District No. is going
on successfully under the tuition of Mr.
ii. NJ. Estabrooke of Linneus member Of
the Junior Glass. Me. State College. This
i. hi. second term at that place. and altho'
the school is large. the scholars are max
ing good progress. Mrs. Z. Atber.on Of
this town. is meeting with success at No
IL. ana Ar. Is. + Anterior of Mt Desert,
is having a good school at No IL The
name of Loren Rumell was omitted from
the list Of those scholars in District No. 8,
who were not absent half day during the
term just ended.
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City and County.
Religions se-T:oe, /, Iris c::7 ea:a s,.aay.

CoNGREGATIoNAL- Sabbath School 4, 10. 80
NJ. Preaching Al Is and 4 VI.
BAFTiST--Preachlng at = p NJ. and :
r NJ sabbath school 1890 Pm
INITAHEa7S. .sADtAsu ~c.-,rJi a. - =, 4. VI .
Pre- aching al II and T. VI.
nate sabbath Al O'Clock F. VI
CATHoLIc.-Freachins twice month 4; l03
O'Clock 4. VI. sabbath School al = f. NJ
>PIRITUALIsT.-Meet held every sun
dav 81 ! O'Clock. Z. NJ. in Hail over Virgins
drug store.
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>nrgeDtyiile.

The ice now on EggemOg-in Reach Is
safe for any Kind of teams to cross
on, and recently. teams have eros >cd on
the ice. from Deer Lie 10 Isle au Haut
The people OF Deer Isle are improving the
Or, sent opportunity of using. aud show
ing up" their good horses more than usual.
They have goOdly number of really fine
horses. aud some very fine ''.tepper-. ="
On Saturday last there were some thirty
Ia forty ''turuouts' on the ice. mostly from
Deer l>le. and some OF them made very
good time Oh trial. There are teams pass
in@ hourly some days. between Deer Isle
and Sed.wick. sometimes halt dozen OF
theui at time. aud the severe cold does
not stop them. The people of Deer Isle
never lay stop when engaged 10 any good
cause which tends 10 profit. or pleasure
Ihty are round =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-18

II you have friend troubled with chronic
cough and who apprehend- no danger from n,
speak 10 him seriously. Tell him that ever,
paroxysm Is like the sound OF muffied drum
beating time 10 his march to the grave. Adj
wee him TO begin forthwith. course Of BALF's
HONEY OF HokEHoUND AND TAR. The coun-
Try from ocean 10 ocean rings with its a.tound-
ing cures OF chronic cough and al complaint,
II the lungs and throat tending to consump-
ton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-18
Charles c. Bu-rill,
Fire, Marine, Life
-AND-
Accident
Insurance Agent.
WIN Prefer 10 Insure at
the above Agency.

Becouse he represents nonc bit .frsi-
c'ass Conpaaies.
Becaass h. makes peciai'g II Farm
Property ant Prir"te Residences.
gices TIE most desiruI.c Jo,m of pm,
cy iaSorirg against Damage by Ligit-
nina as ,reN as Fire
Because he hps s.tcceelad ia ob'1minq
tie -1gency n one ft,e pest Nn-1'e
Insurance Compat,ies IN The tnted
States. and can gee Is liberal Policy
on HILLS, Caryoes, Freights and
Charters as cpl be tom,i. ana ~ 4
loc rate Of Premium cal and e.
anime his torm of Policy.
Because he is 41gent far the BEST Ljfe
and .1ccidem Insurance. ComydHY.
Because many gears experience Ia This
business rarrdnts him IL saying that
he con and ,cW make il for the inter.
est Of parties desiring Insurance to
place their risks at his agency.
Correspondence Solicited.
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ARLINGTON HOUSE.

Cor. SS0seway q Canal Sts., BOstOm.
"a Entirely new and furnished with all
.,.M modern improvements Clerks in atten
.,'fM dance at ali hours. lis nearness to the
Lowell, Eastern, Fitchburg. and Boston. and
Maine X. r. Depots, offers special advantages to
those arriving late at night taking early morn
ing trains. Board 81 so a day II. DUMAS Prop'r
Late OF PheDix Hotel, Concord, n. H., and
Proprietor Bears Head Hotel, Hampton Beach.
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ID | + ID.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be pad for.
Ellsworth-l4th inst. Mrs Martha A.. wife
Of Suel I. Royal, aged 30 years, 10 months, and
II days Massachusetts papers please copv)
SurTy-l3th ult., of Scarlet Fever. Sadie
youngest child of Henry Jarvis, aged years.
Norwood, Mass.,-5Dth ut., Mr.. John r.
Bragdon, formerly of Sullivan, Maine, aged
65 years.
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The following orders were passed by the
Board Of Aldermen of this city, al special
meeting, held Feb. 18th =
ORDERED By the Board Of Aldermen Of the
Guy Of EUs,corth-That the City Marshal and
Police officers Of the City of Ellsworth be spe-
cialiy active in enforcing the liquor law in this
Guy also to be active and vigilant in procuring
evidence against rumsellers and making seiz-
unes also to he particularly yigilant in looking
aiier persons who bring liquor into this City
for unlawful sale; and we. the Mayor and Al
dermen, VIII render them all the assistance in
our power.
Ordered BY the Board Of AIdermen-Tbat
the use Of Hancock Hall, including heating and
lighting be given free Of charge to the Els
worth Temperance League for the purpose Of
holding meetings, when not otherwise en-
gagged.
true copy-Attest:-W. o. MCDONALD.
Clark
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ss.-Tn the sheriff. Of our respective
Counties, or either Of their Deputies
Is. GREETING.

WI clmmanl you % attach the goods or estate
OF Joseph HHey. lately resident in Thom2ston, in
kapN County, Nline, whose residence Is uOw an
known, t. tie value of ne thousand dollars. and
Summon the said Defendant, ,f he NAV be found in
Your precinct, 70 appear before Justices 81 the
supreme Ju iicai Court, next - be holden IL Els
warta NJ thIu amt for oIr County ~ Hancock. on
the second Tuesday of Oct,bar next, then and there
IA oar said Court D. answer untp Joseph C9nytaEe
ant samuel j. C2aiAse, J)tI OF BlueaIl, IN said
E8uc5cS County.
n plea OF iba case. fpr thst s1il Plaintiffs on
the l5.I day uf september, lSi4 pail tor he
pe!en liant anil for his u-e O. the American Vet and
eighty dollars ami forty four cents in consd.
Grafton OF which Defendant became liable and
promised y pay the plaintiffs sud sum AMI inter.
tst.
Ana also, FOR that the sail defendant at said Els
wpr.1, au .lc day 81 t2e purcas Of sti writ. be-
saut ami etShtE-s!V dollars aui ntnet5. nine cents.
according 60 Iite account annexed then gui There
~ con>4Ierai'n thereof, promised the plaintiffs 10
pay tlc3u tts slme sum uA demand.
Also. inr .lal the aeieu liant at Ellsworth afNrr-
stId GA the day of the purchase uf sal writ being
indebted to THE plaintiffs in the sam Of tour nun.
drc,t AMI >iNt} uiue 4ailsrs aai hyfye cents. inr
80 much money pad by SaI4 piaintlu< on the 18Th
day Of september, l>i~ - the American Net ami
Irvine Company. Tor SlIu defendant, and Tor Ills
us, promised saId Plaintiffs TO pay them sali STUN
an. Interest.
Yes though often requested. The sail defendant
mas not lfli sal1 siam Nut neg gct- 81 dn, u the
damage ut -4!t Plaintiffs, they sIy. the SUM %
one thousand iui4ar-. Walri >hiiI tIcn ami there
b" maize 90 appear WIKI other dur damages. ana
have You tlrrc ta- wrlE with your Ciolu-- therein
ltuts-, JOHN APPLETON. Chief Justice III ogr
sAtI Court, NJ Ellsworth. tlIs ninth day Of sep
iFnnrr "a Tie year nt rAr Lori, uAc thousand
cIsht hundred ana seventy four.
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Ar At Sagua-2J.h uit. sch L Hal. FIR
Nor h Of Ii .tirr4s.
Ar NJ MailnZ go i-.t. sch little y Flu
Ter. -ayannah; brig j. X >iocAwcll, Harding.
>sgut.
Id from Tcnerffe-std. Julia Haskell.
Haskell .layaua.
I'D from Mad ir.-Lch SUNBEAM, New York
Ar AT CientugO,--Gth Inst. orig Ata.Iya.
Cole. New York.
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NJ a RR ED.

Ell.worth-l3,h inst, by 4. +. Eurnhan,
Esq. Mr.. Emery +. Sargent and Mis- Alice
NJ. Jordan. both OF Ellsworth.
Nj. Dcscrt-l3.h inst. by j. II. Parker,
Esq, Mr.. Andrew II. Reed Of fremont, and
Mis-, Almira +. Robinson Of Nj. Desert
sedgwick-I3h inst, Mr.. John {. Lord Of
Buck,port, and Miss Martha J. Gray OF :.
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me nr,t-c,a., iron huay q u, -au'hrt., -u4
ri mr. ~ Middle boston llafbor. wcr,. carr. ii
away W. the ia, f,b TO- spar bloy- mars
the POSITION of these huo,s.
~ orl-r ~ the Lighthouse Board
q II rEKhIN>. Inspector.
Boston. Ftb. II. ls.5.
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Bishop Appointed.

NEW NoEK. Teb l6
cable telegram ." The Freeman iaurn-
a. a"nouuc"S that Rev. james \ llral.y
81 Boston. TIA, been made Catholic bishop
Of Portland Maine
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East surry.
H. n. Joy, Jr.. has commenced a
dancing school at Rural Hall, East Surry.
Good music is furnished, and no efforts
will be spared to make it interesting and
instructive
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North Lam0ine

North Lamoine.
Mr.. A. +. Sargent has taken up farm
on the Partridge Cove Road. and has got
ten acres well into grass. He has. put up
a stable and dwelling-house. and has pur-
chased a pair of matched horses to put on
his farm. Mr.. S. is President OF the Farm
ers' Club Of this place.
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ISN TELEGRAPH.
.-peri.i p..p,.,Aes 20 he Ellsworth American. b
Cap.tal Pu1ishn ant.

AIVI IA, NJ. Fr1. 70.
The hill relating "a capital punishment
"a u.t,rs murder ct the ti->t torf--,.
.-aspe with !ea'h a, such . time ,. th..
Islgc rrol-un-i11 he verdict NAV ,l-rar
mine. came up in he House On r.. pas
>t-c "a he en-ras,e1. Nr Pif-hart ~
E4rmingtan. offered an amenanenf. IN a.
the punishment Ter murl.r In the fir,t ,i--
gre. ALd Tor arson. shall be death or i'm
p-f> 'nDent for life. A. the Judge aud iury
ia each case NAV determine The amend
ment was tabled and ord red 10 be print
q a
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim of youthful imprndence, causing pre-
mature decay, nervous debility, eic, having
tried In vain every known remedy. has found .
simple self-eure, which he will send tree 10 his
fellow sufferers. Address J. ii. REEVES, ~
Nassau street, New York. smos q
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toNr>pEuM- - Why j. E"vai- Steam
Gri>t Mil Ike the mountain scenery At
Bar llarbor: Aus-Btcau>c. all who 90
there are delighted with Il
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~urry.


Our people. With remarkable oHeAess
are combating the Frost kn= No street
yarns >pnn now. II top cold. Rubbing
ear ''lPinG hands aud thumplu: tocs.
are III" "1i-door amnScments. Everything
i ir"z'n ~, aud ir"zea down. that caa
freeze Our pupils ia the several schools.
are making marked proficiency ia th,
geography 81 the Arctic zone.
The ,,nclt i>hin- l. over. not Tor want
n smrit-. tor the water what i, l,ftnf
/, alive W them hut how can th.y liz.
through fuar ic,t 81 Ice. These iAa, lave.
wood loi- have tad a capital KING f.r haul
iHi. ihe "isndlnSN' are we'll filed with
sH"-"""i.
->car.,t fever. ofrath,ra mild t,r.
has be,u ..hau=.n. rourd.. all v....r
There have been H-w ft,.l ra>e. cid.
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Neutrality-suspicious. auI FUr-ct.
TEAYIW

Mlsic-tAoru.-For1i'e auI Forget.
rEAYTH.
Ml-l--pu,;;- R1uI ,.-Iu-rc,ia Iiarria.
l. l. Bacon. 4, -. Weld
Original DeCl4m4,.sn.-Elris Iuyr,,.,on..
II Il Higgins. Ellsworth
>''''-' Et-i.n'. Nsry : lli--'u-. B4rA,i-or'
'..-tu-i ID 4-Ma'luu.-Thc B.b.. IN our Pub.
i" if' '.. " =. AIicu. Bangor.
Nu-l'->'uE w Aa;sd. . troyrr1i,..
VI = Hrii:ham
Original Dee.amai.on.-Th President. >a,-ry.
l. {. B.uuctf. Verona.
i..ttiI'+nn. Emma ". Eate. Wi.sa.,.t
's--lA4. Dec AMAZON Worth 4 Ei"guouoc.
". q. >turic, aui. Bangor.
Nu.tc->ouc--A M-rrv Whistle
bTl-luA. byc.amai!pu.-N alu- ~ Truihflincs.
NJ + bridsham. o'umbia
t~>sF. AiIe' Il. Gardiner Buck.port
Is.AN. AlzeuA VI. KamsJeil. Harrington
Original DcclamAtIun.-True Glory q 4 VA
iiun. H. \ VIM M,ttauarnk,,..
Nuslc-Chorus.-fa r,wcN.
Our hafbor still remains frozen over.
and viii probably until the sun nelts The
ice. Teams Grass daily.
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Manhood. How Lost, How Restored

"a Just published, a new edition of
~ DIR tuiyera I'll : celebrated
~ --sSt.>t Essay oil tie radical cure with
uUt medic hel OF >pcrmatnirhgt or sem nal Weak
U--- Involuntary mitaI Losses. Iupotency,
Mental ana Ply steal inclpu"ity. impeiImeni- 10
Marriage, tic. also COn,um ption, Epilepsy, x
-. lnduced by seii-,udulgeuce or sexual ex-
Uayaganre &c.
aD- Price. in a sealed envelope. only six cents.
The celebrated auihoT, in this admirable Essay,
clearly demon strdte~. from a thirty Years SUI
crssIui practice, iuat The alarming consequences
OF -elt-abu-e may be radically cured without the
'du -cruus use 81 internal medicine or the appli-
caton q tn knife; pointing out a mode OF cure
al once slmple, certain, aud efTe-tuai. by means
81 which cry sufferer no matter what ms
dItI,h may be, may cure himself cheaply, private
y ana radically.
~ ihIs Lecture MD b. 10 the hands Of every
youth and every MAJ 10 the tAnt.
Sc u. der seal, III Il PLAN envelope, to any td-
dress j. st-pad reCeipt OF six cents " two
font STAMPS.
Address the Publisher.
CllAS. C. KLINE Il CO..
III Bowery New York Post ONCE Box, 45S6.
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Granite Monuments.

T An prepared To furnish granite monuments &
L tablst., and n other cemetery granite work,
surh A. pot rails, bHtFJ-se- ara steps, OF any
design required, and un e. favorable terms 1
have on hand TWO monuments ant tablet " hicH
/ VIII letter. gild amt set, whenever wanted, al
very low price. Please give catl.
Il. ". DARLING.
Bluehnl. Jan. %, ls.J AVA
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The good people Of tAis place hiv" Sc
c lred the services Of Rev. !. A. S.eadu1n
for one holtof The Tins dnring the present
wear


BiurhH.
The Congregational Society bold Love.
AMI furnished an eX lien, supper on Ec1lns-
dly evening II L.; week; notwi hsia1ding the
severe cold weather. there was a vcrg fair a.
tendance Of members Of both societies Al
seemed to enjoy the evening very pcasantlr.
and ia full justice 70 the many good thing. pro-
Nidcd; considering that thi< was gotten up on
very short notice, we must give The ladies cred
il for remarkable proficiency in getting up
supper. The cold weather probably kept those
living at distance At home. a. very faw ycu-
tlred out. The tables were spread acan on
Thursday event ing. there being an Abundance
OF PRO i-on. but the storm permitted on,y =
w 10 partakc; the LcVee was continued till
Friday evening
-saiur'lay morning the Thermometer indi-
Gated 10 below zero IN the Villasc-the lowest
so far this winter.
The lad!c, of the Baptist Society arc put
ting forth their bcs; cxerions for the entertain
ment Of their friend. Wclncsdly and prob
ably Thursday evening Of this week. They
are introducing quite a new style OF entertain
mcnt called The Art Gallery" which j.
wonderful collection Of representations II
works Of work. Of AT. Literature, &c. This
must be seen 10 be appreciated. Catalogue.
are furnished, giving 4 list Of more than one
hundred varieties Of specimens. Some Of the
work Of the Sewing Circle will BE- for ale. also
various other incden,a- Of a fair. and good
supper provide At the Town Hall. \ large
att ndancc /, expected Il the weather i favor
able All who attend viii certainly enjoy
themselves. whatever may be the state OF the
weather.
-Thursdav was the day for the annual meet
Ing II the Trustee, Of Biuehill Academy. aud
saturday for the annual meeting Of the Baptist
society Feb. -.
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NOicc of FORECLOSURE

A>pEEW LorAU~.
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Tor the Middle and Eastern States. fall
ing barometer, southeast to southwest
winds. higher temperature increasing
csoudness and Ia the Northern sections
possibly snow or rain.
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Pixr's rooru-Acnr lnors-Cure in one
minnie
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21.
state of Maine

HANCOCK. $50 the SheriTS Of orr respec-
tive Counties, or either e their Dep
u.ics GREETING.
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or FH4 nAtAssEE NiAN OF BUSINESS.

TrHn-The choicest in the wnrll -ImnnrterS'
I eng Wrirc~--irr g'st rsnpFrv IN AmHrta1-
staste srttel f-pie4-es ev sryIIi y-rTaie con in
uAl}v incretstl g-Atauts wanted cye~v7vr+rsa-
best indueem slt--ppn't vase une-saui frr
circular % RrnEEr WELLs, - Nesey It., V,
4. .. Box. lAS7. IX1
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Special Notice,

III Bowery, New York; Post ONCE Box, q
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-22
THE COURTS.
circui, court-ohi,f Ju.tir. CARTER.

Clrcuft Court-Chief Justice Cartier.
TIL, court vas engaged yesterday az follows:
O'MeArs, who Ia excused. Verdict for defendant.
under Instructions Of the court. -r..
New York Insurance Company W. Hsmink ct
81. Referred By consent 70 ]. J. johnson tor arbf-
trament.
Gordon VS.. Baum. Judgment confessed By
dsfencsnts attorney for 3,ssS with interest from
Carpenter W. Potomac Steamboat Company.
Respited.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Nos. 2a5, Is 49, 49, 90. 81, $50 s. 21s 25s, 2eO 49,
los, 200 20l, 205 20I 20S 2D9, PA 2i5, 21T 10 ,
"a, rs. Adjourned
Equity court-Judge Wyls.
Castell vs.. MeCauley. Guardian dd lien
appointed for infants
Barbour & Hamilton ys. SchIosser. Pro eoRfssso
again,t John and Frederick sehIosser;
tees sale and reference to auditor.
Edwards vs. CLARK ct al. Confirmation OF su-
Hoffman VS.. Washington Market Company.
Demurrer 70 petition OF Mathews sustained and
petition dismissed Demurrer Of defendant sus-
on defendant returnabls January 4. 1875. \
Todd vs.. Keyser Modification OF decree OF De-
eember Q, 1875, authorizing trustee to convey lot
MSiioy vs.. Fifts.wsid Building Association.
Re-referenceto auditor.
Stanton, receiver, e. Hunt ct al. Proceeds of
Vandenburrh ct al. vs.. Biumenburgh. Pro con-
fesso against N. A. Cawdrey.
against Defendants. N. a. OaSdrey, Il. L. Horton,
ID. Johnston and z. T. Brown.
Duane vs.. Straining. Argued and court takes
papers. ...-
birknead VS.. Aldridge ct al Bill dismissed
with costs.
Turton vs.. Tolson. Proof ordered to be taken
before examiner, +. p. B. Sands
Hamilton vs.. Walker. NtS1 confirmation Of sale
Of lots 8, 4, 5, 9, square 6S3.
Fitzgerald vs.. Fitzgerald. Final order Of rati-
nj Art Of I0f
square 106..
Criminal court-Judgs Macarthur.
Case Of John Green still on trial. Proceedings
IN another column.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-22
DIED.

BECKER.-wILLIE j., youngest SON OF Charles
and Mary Becker, In the fourth year OF his age.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents, No.
Us High street, 1t O'Clock this after
noon, to which friends are invited.
STRAUS.-On December q, at O'Clock a. NJ,
GRACE, youngest child of Abraham and Nina
straus, aged three years, two months and fourteen
The funeral win take place this afternoon at
west Be latlves ana friends respectfully invited
TO attend.
MURRAY.-On the morning OF December 20,
MARY ANN. belovea wife or Alexander Murray,
aged thirty two years.
Her funeral will take place from the residence OF
her husband, No. 22S Fourteenth street, Thursday
morning at $3.50 O'Clock; process TO St. Matthew's
chuIch where High Relaiem Mass will be said for
the repose OF her soul.
MlLLER.-suddenly, on December 81, at L m,
JACOB hILLER, CHE uell-knoHn bacon dealer }
aged forty-seyen years. baltimore sun please
Tie friends and relatives Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend his funeral iron his
late residence, corner Fifth aud ID streets north
east, Thursday at $50 p. m.
MOSS.-On Tuesday, December 81. at 2 q. NJ,
JANE q. Moss, in the sixty-second year of her
age.
church At O'Clock this afternoon
DURNIN.-On the 10Th instant. PETER DUR-
MN, q native Of Castle Belgian, County Louth,
lrel.nd, in the thirty-eighth yer of mis- age;
Funeral Will take place from his late reside nee,
corner OF Nineteenth and l. streets northwest. and
proceed to st. Matthew'S church, on Wednesday.
at O'Clock q. m, where Grand Requiem Mass will
be celebrated. The friends and relatives of the
family are invited to attend.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-22
,A1RHAAHErCAHS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Uonta1n1nE OAras Of RIrst-CIaas, KgtAb.
uishm0 nf1 In All Branches OF 8unts
meas IN the DfnfrtoG.


Conta1n1nE CArAs Of FIrst-CIAas. 8stAbs
Iishmen f1 I'm an Branches0 OF 8usis
neas IN the Dfstrtet.
A6RIOULFURAL WAREHOUBBs.
a. Baker, s8, VA sSLa. ave, bet 9Th 1othstss
ARCHITECTS.
Har r b ss1HI CO. SpH T. OBJ 81 R fg ono.
W, II. PoindeIteF Vernon Row. .0
ATTORNEYs-AT.LAW
~ <. Pant. TOs z street, ss ]. P, Notary CON.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
aIggs Co., Executive ave., cor. 18th ST.
RELL.HANGERs,L OCKsMITHssiAeE
2. Fred. Fischer, sls 5th street, bet T and q.
BLEACHERR. a---. .
TWhitlng strAwh,t and BIT bleaeher, s2l Pa. ava
BOOKSTORES.
SOl9nOns S It POI IN
hand the newest and most fAsnionable style. OF
and and frR %ssdanE i
the highest style Of the art. All the new publ.
W.Tre lSn cnoxte { CO., arstsciss; BOOk. and
Stationery st0Ee Sd Ps5ss me- S NE.
sstiona Brass works s1s, Us and 70 18TH g. Z.
FIqRE sDd .t sss 81 oPf r s.sss
ers' Supplies. &C., constantly on hand
CABINET SHOPS.
Em, walter. $50 street, near 10th.
CARNAGE FACTORIES.
EOOt; Graham E P ~ 5l ,s S 81 street =:
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
!. ". Kennedy Co., 81 Pa Gy., bet. 9Th and 7ths
HORSE.SHOERS.
r DorAA, st., bet. 9th and 10th, and 1851 D sts
Horses shod according to natural shape OF toots
INsTRUMENT MAKERS.
o, Fischsr, Surg. Instruments Trusses, = TN sH
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
n, G. WeSyer, Justice Of the Peace and convey.
ANGER. 62 18th st. n. W.
LITHOGRAPHEBS.
norris Peters, 4s Pa. ave-, near " street, Bhoto.
LithograpbY Specially
LIVERY 81 ABLE8.
Keyes Co., cor. 18th and D sts. Close carriages
Tor wedding calls and receptions. Boarding
and livery stables. WllArd's hotel stables
OPTICIANb.
HH, Hempler. ES Pa 1y., cor. " st.
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
,John A. Harvard, Wrought and Cast Iron Raua
tnEs, IE4 Fourteenth street northMesL