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National Republican., 1876-02-26
THE ANACONDA RAILROAD.

This is queer name for queer thing,
but is full of significance. The anaconda
is monster Of the serpent kind, that
crushes before ii devours its victims. So
our Anaconda railroad, with its head some
where in New York or Boston on the At
Rntic coast, stretches its huge body across
the continent by the Union and Central
Pacific, thence down by the Southe IN Paci-
fic to lower California, and then turning
East, would sport its tail somewhere in the
waite of the Gulf
Agencies are at work, with millions of
money TO aid them, for cOnsummating the
most powerful, as well as the most tyran-
nicaI and oppressive, monopoly in the
world. 1t is modestly proposed to extend the
Southern Pacific of California first south
and then east towards the Gulf, not for
the purpose of opposing transcOntinental
transit and transportation at reasonable
rates. but to create perpetual monopoly,
that shall grind the commerce and indus
tries Of the country for years and years to
come.
The way to fight the devil is with fire,
and We must fight railroads with rails. II
a single company mOnOpolizes the trade OF
q district, and can make such charges as
they please, what chance is there for JUS
tice and moderation:
The grand purpose of the Texas and
Pacific railroad is TO construct compet-
ing line between the Mississippi and the
Pacific coast, that shall compel the other
line TO offer reasonable terms. Without
such line the whole country is left in the
hands of a combination that will tax il to
the amount of ten millions a year in ex-
actions upon its trade and industries.
The West and South have suffered long
National Republican., 1876-02-26

THE Democratic House yesterday took
another step in its policy o! repudiatioH.
Tic February coupons of the District
bonds, for which the faith of the Govern
ment is pledged, have now been under pro-
test nearly month. The joint resolu-
ticn permitting the commissioners to give
their official checks for these Government
coupons, which arc registered in the
I'uited States Treasury, was yesterday, on
motion of liquidation, Soft-money
Democrat, postponed fer another week.
Thi5 carries the Governments default into
March. Meanwhile Mr. Fernando Wood
will try to get his resolution to suspend
the sinking fund Of the United States re-
ported favorably from the Committee of
Ways and Means, in order TO strike blow
at the national credit abroad and efectu-
ally prevent the rcfunding of our loans at
lower rates of interest The Democratic
party is fast becoming the party of Ie-
f'iidiation. 1t IS striving to rcpudiate our
national obligations in every possible man.
UCr. Substitution Of grcenbacks for
national bank Issues is ono form; default
j3g on District interest is another, and the
suspension Of the sinking fund is still
another TArce Democratic measures OfIc-
IUtiaijon arc II, ~ unGcr consideration.
National Republican., 1876-02-26
Dana the Swinlsh.

70 the Editor Of the National Republican:
SIR: road your most charitable paragraph on
the possibility Of saving Dana with deep sensio;l
fty-a Iaragtaph which does so much credit to
your head and heart; but have you not forgotten
these passages Of the Bible : Matthew vii:5; 2
Peter I:22; Proverbs XVI: IL, Il, %, 81, "a 25:
Jude i:S-l3; ! John, v:lS, and many others which
clearly describe the lost condition OF this wretch
ed man: No one can impute to him the slig htest
honesty of intention in anything he prints. The
malignity Of this unmitigated scoundrel Is appa-
rent in every paragraph of his daily issue. The
very leer of the devil himself looks out of every
corner of his nefarlOus sheet, which is Inscribed
all over as plainly as dayligh hit can make It with
the impress of ''hire ana salary and revenge"
The New York SHh has this sulphurous smell
OF perditCn as Il goes forth every morning 70 be.
iouI the atmosphere, while Its editor, the dtyl's
own, sits chucSlp% At the prospect of his gains,
and .oncling in mis- breeches pocket roll Of
greenDscBS, gathered from his latest blacEmail-
ing !eats, and sinking with toulness that no
cesspccl or slaughter house ever kuew. Talk OF
saving such an imp OF dark kness-such wild boar
Of sin as Dana Ugh A. B.
National Republican., 1876-02-26

Poo" L. ID. RJf has Il hard road TO
travel. lie cndcayorcd some thre. years
ago, to be chosen 4 Tcmhcr 0: the Lower
House of our Territorial Legislature in this
District The ncgro,s hereaJ2u,s were
too smart fer him -tlati>. there were many
Ino:c intelligent than lie who would not
give way for Ii, advancement lie then
affected 10 read law for Il snort period with
=. u. Williamson, esq. hut soon pIlnlcd
his restless feet over al Arlington and was
elected sheriff Of A,cXanGria county H.:
sLcrtly found himself totally Incompetent
for Tic complicated duties Of the position
and negotiated himself ON bv resignation,
when thc court filed the vacancy with a
Democrat. Rutiin then migrated to Din
w:Gd:c, ard set his pins for the Legislature.
That county being strongly Republican,
and Ruilin being gifted with rather sweet
tongue among people Of his own class and
culture. soon became the favOritc and was
elected. But, alas it was through great
trihulation. lie sent Us letter or two a
week, explaining his troubles and asking
US TO defend him. but they were not fit to
print without rcwr ting, and this life is so
short that We could not do it. But now he
sends us a letter explaining how they
turned him out Of the Legislature because
he could not keep correct cash accounts.
This IS rough on Ruilin, but we hold it to
he one OF the first qualifications OF good
Republican legislator to be a good counter
and mathematician. Ruflin must learn to
count. There are quite number OF Dem
ccratic members of the same Legislature
who have found discrepancies in thelr:cash
accounts If all of them are promptly ex-
PEELED VIC shall not complain about the
expulsion of Il. D. Rufiin. But VIC insist
upon equality before the law among law
makers
National Republican., 1876-02-26
nana The psYil'a Own.

To the Editor Of tie National RspsJlieGn:
SII: see some man called George Washington
Ruk has been writing long letter to the in
famous wretch, Dana, OF the New York Sun, to
try to get him to take back his rascally and un-
provoked calumnies on Captain Hester. For this
charitable and kindly deed, the devils own
writes BIr. Ruk down IN lass" aud goes on Will
flying Hester still more. This venomous serpent
from the belly Of hell no doubt hatteTs himself
that he is doing rare business to be!ch and hiss
forth his putrid, poisonous breath OF falsehood
and scurriIity at every one who presumes to no.
tice him In any spirit Of kindness or conciiation.
What the scoundrel needs is not soft words and
respectful address, but the rowel and the lash.
The damnable outlaw must be hunted and hound
ed down till there is breath left in his misera-
bic carcass. When he tings out spite and ours
ing, ribaldry and impudence OF every sort he must
be made to feel the lash of public criticism. Let
every respectable newspaper cut into him. Let
him be hung upon the gibbet of public execra-
tion. Let him be drawn and quartered by the
engines of popular scorn and contempt He write
about other men being ''unsnstched villains ~
Ha! hs! That is the very sublimity of tiendish
impudence. B. A
National Republican., 1876-02-26
Et~EwHErE will he found an interesting

Et~EwHEr!. will he found an interesting
sketch of some Of the experiences in Chi
cago, as related hy the Trjjaae of that city,
of the Mr UolbroOk who now figures as
the clerk of and lcIdng witness before the
House COMMITTEES on the Expenditures OF
the Post Office Department. Just how
m,uch weight his testimony may be entitled
Ia. and the amount ol confidence which his
employment ir the clplcity OF clerk is cal
culatcd to inspire in the public mind. as to
the sincerity and efficiency of these pro
fc5:cd TcformcIs and economists, we will
not pretend to say. The record Of one or
Two other sore, headed Witnesses who have
E,ecn discharged by Governor Jewell for
their bibulous and indocnt habits, but who,
it has since been discovered should have
long ago been punished for sravcr otGenses
viii be printed in few days, also for the
information of the committee.
National Republican., 1876-02-26

REPRESENTATIVE DIACKBUEN, of Ken
lucky, is an ex- Confederate. For this rea-
SON his partisan friends have "hid his slight
under a bushel," and until recently the
public has been ignorant of his ability as a
presiding officer. This action is an excep-
tion to the general line OF policy pursued
hy the Democrats of clevAtiug and honor
iLg men who served in the rebel army
hut It is an exception more h0nored in the
breach than in the observance. He may
yet be made Speaker of the House, how
eyer
National Republican., 1876-02-26

and sorcly for lack of friendly legislation,
but lei them not be crushed to death in the
iol Is of this monster anaconda. Let them
have line of railway free from physical
climatic Instructions, a line that will be
always open to traffic at rates as reasonable
as in any other part of the United States.
Give them this, and then let the monopo'
Isis build as many railroads as they please.
National Republican., 1876-02-26
SATURDAY MoRNINe:::::FEBRUA q 1876,

THE revolutionary Democracy of Mssis-
sipri have fulfilled every prophecy we
have made regarding their plans in that
State They began by carrying the late
election by force and fraud, and now they
have impeached Governor Ames. OF
course, they will convict him, and then the
State government will pass entirely under
their control. In the face of these facts
there arc people who claim that the South
ern States enjoy republican forms of gov
eminent
National Republican., 1876-02-26
Strange ri,e,o.urss-shalI Treason rriamph!

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. %, 1879.
To the Editor Of the National Republican:
SIR: The letter Of the United States commits
sioner for the Southern district Of eorgis, Mr.
E. Z. Wade, printed in your issue Of the 18th
instant, is document OF more than ordinary In
terest 10 the loyal people of this country, and
especially important now that so many recon-
structed rebels are legislating in favor OF the
"lost cause" by doing all In their power to
cripple, by Congressional enactments, the efi-
cheney Of the army and navy, and to undermine
our financial credit and national honor at home
and abroad. Mr.. Wade's letter would make
capital Republican campaign paper, and WILL l
hope, be used for that purpose. MY attention
points made by Mr.. WADE, some weeks before the
publication OF his communication, by native
and loyal Eirginian, now a resident OF this city,
who served the Union and It's nag iatht1liy
knows the real temper and purposes OF the
leading spirits, in Congress and out, who
are manipulating mischief and feeling their
way cautiously and securely in the Union
both. Look at their programme: Gush and
bosh, kisses and cursee, shaking OF hands; "all
hail, loyal brother !" and shifting him under
the fifth rib! crippli1g the civil and military
tions for both, to make people restless and dis
affected and to make the Federal ar my and navy
weak and worthless, the Administration and
party now in power unpopular, and, so FAR as pos
sible, blasting the fair fame and credit OF the
country with the capitalists of the world here
and in Europe.
But my time is too limited now to elaborate
this important subject, as l hope to hereafter
from the Information and notes at my command.
In the mean season the Democrats and Confed-
crates in and out Of Congress will bear watching.
Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty" God
save the Union and its flag, MAJOR r. p.
National Republican., 1876-02-26

Tie hloGl of Richardson seems to weigh
heavily "H the soul Of Mcfarland. lie was
recently discovered wandering through the
ISways of -. I.ouis half intoxicated. mutter-
ig over the incidents connected with the as
aassinatiOn.
National Republican., 1876-02-26

they actually conclude to do this; If they posi-
lively determine to inaugurate war; if they
make up their minds to massacre the negroes,
impeach the Governor and drive Republicans
out of the State, the probabilities are that
they will fool themselves. Let go your dogs,
white men with black masks, and you may de-
pend upon it the hounds will give out on the
trail
National Republican., 1876-02-26

Right upon the heels Of the honorable ac-
qu;ttal oC ,icn. Babcock, and almost before
Tie sound Of the verdict has died away. the
New York T'h""' stoops with mean and
paltry impulse to hUrl old and worn-out Sian
ders at the General respecting the alleged Dis
trct ring.
National Republican., 1876-02-26
BUILDERS EXCHANGE,

BUILDERS EXCHANGE,
SIS EIGHTH STREET.
Between Penn. Ave. and ID street.
The following parties have an Order Box at the
Exchange; and can be seen there daily between the
C9TTREI;I; BRUs., Lumber.
hSi EiHh BaiiSsFo Ssn"i''i0n Merchant
!; BIkLTTSSSEE, builder.
sFIfHT E. ehhRRfFFFsEEEEf S%!IdsF' sP!llsF'
JiMEs Ii s4RBEfS 4k6RBfSs. 5 f4ii ESidsE B4iiaeF''
GO. 4GGRRkT6S. Builder.
p:J. MACARTYs Builder.
RnkTfy SIEa h HEEBqkFi wkFkkFl BT!GSrs; RRiidsis
Ne fAREAM 1dN AiI Ca kt6 GuilsSTsi RS,fi.r,
E1RkRP Eli + iGN GE6IER, Ns6I sfSi s3idsF. sFi"eF'
S.r. nRUMHELLEk Builder.
y: il. %ItHikH$; BaIIser.
II; iTzSLi%i; ISj;Is5 Builder.
Jos b; MfktikasSS; Builder.
IoHS i ohHSSYEiHS; HENDhhsos. k955sef; Builder.
ESTMisEE i:S Kkifofl Z haRRSN, RIi1RsSIN nul!der,.
t3 WakkEk iITH 3SS g. Rft EIitE ssfssas
THoS; Z: sMITHsoN, brick Merchant.
FORD FORD S&fSsok. SG hB Bflee aiiSt MeTeSants. 1sn'
E.EI,,RstAtAisTEE:. Rttis T !sIt BE!eElaEsEi Ss,s!i,v.r
nv: EHS&&ofsHSM ESIMi5LE; i:li Biieki,9ssf: ssff'
John 4. CAsSELt; BTickIayer.
iGhS jim " EESlRh; kSgERs Bi!SElysf Bfssiyayer.
hAkIEs PAXRR i fES6k GssGS BTiekHayeEEi htysEi,ver
skSIs skSi E R: GtAEkf MdNffS6MERr sitifEi Slater
WI. H sEkShEY SMh soS: siSas SRt easters. SasSF'
JACOB VEHMEYER. Stone Cutter.
4
&c; sTARKWEhfHE HER, ,xEe6Iteet.
J: ii. p K3EHkfNss Rh SnG Reli mi5s Hansef. MS5N'
SwEN W z MAEShE, BdSsEiIY, T5n EGGG%E: RSIiGeF
T. LiTShFfELp, Builder
cRks. 13hs VIZ J. FkNNi&G, NsNEiif&SGiaIsslE; Slater.
Jos. 81: z. LIBBEY, Lumber, Georgetown.
j;J; SHASE; Baiidsr.n nr,
IMR1Cko LINZ Gi otkKki kfss. fSiiSfIf Baiiseis.
HI9DES 9fi iins I BLuSiDoN. NnSioN Seneca and Blue
sE5tF sEPFf j. ffSSqdRs fcEsBEs; EsssIsyysE ssEsksysF
aEQ: 6. WILSON, Grading and Paving.
56hN HhhSkH 1. aRREfs, ff2sis f!aRSsFs' fainssT.
g. TASfDR TMAASSEfDtGRH9ddss;I HnddsIztTSw, EsiI.sTa Builder,
J. CAVNAUGH. Painter.
J. TURNER, Excavator.
GRAY & MOVES, Founders.
THOS. A. BROWN, Painter
JOHN CARPENTER, Plasterer.
JAMES NJ HODGES. Painter.
ROBERT BRENNON. Painter.
RORERT A. WHITEHAND, Silver Platter.
TAYLOR YOUNG, Heaters and Slate Man
Ro5oLPH WILLIS, Builder.
q W, MILLER, BrIcklayer.
EDWARD CARSON, Plasterer.
All parties, in whatever branch OF Building, are
cordially invited to have box at the Exchange,
free Of expense.
Manufacturer Agent for Doors, Sash, Blinds.
And Building Material generally.
A good assortment always on hand.
Estimates fur nished for special orders.
BIS Eighth street,
Bet. Penn. ave. and D street n. W.
FOR REST-Fine Front ROOMS. suitable for
Ofices or Storage, fe2I-6.
nOLDEN HILL. GOLDEN HILL
GOLDEN HILL.
The best the most nutritious audthe cheapest
National Republican., 1876-02-26

When We reflect uponthc elegant expressions
Of our genial friend from New York with a
Sunset attached when we rcvolve and revolve
in our mind in quick succession the words
honorable hyena," ''dry up and ''little
bub, we are strongly impressed with the mar
row escape their author has had from being
hOOdlUm
National Republican., 1876-02-26

With Fred. Douglas refused hotel lodgings
in indianaloii> and Mr.. Piachback denied HI,
scat in the United States Senate, it seems As
though the l,,cd-c> nladc to the colorr,I race
were ucN cr 10 lr fIitillcd.
National Republican., 1876-02-26
EDITORIAL GOSSIP.

The wau'oH ;crccncsS with which the prose
cuticn fnrccd every point against ten. Bah
CcOk mUst be a source Of marYeluuSly- pleasant
rejection cur those interested.
National Republican., 1876-02-26

special dispatch to THE REPUHLICAN an
nounces the sad intelligence that the DemOc-
racy OF Louisiana have unearthed the hatchct
and uttered the shrill war-whOop Of revolution.
The D,mocrat, Of New Orleans, applies with
vigorous blows the party lash, and cries Grey
oIution revolution - ''Radicalism must die ~
Bring forth the artillery - 'Impeach the
Governor, and hurl the Republican party from
power" Whoop-la! There are blood spat-
tcrings on the countcnance of fair Luna; there
is tie fragrance of powder in the air. Hark
what means this hoarse, discordant clamor
which comes sweeping norChward on the blast:
Is war, dire, destructive war, to once more lay
in waste the broad cotton and sugar fields of
Louisiana? Are the sensitive tympanums of
the peace-loving people of the North once more
to twinge under the awful shock of internecine
strife: Must our host of idle mechanics and
common laborers be wrested from the luxu-
rious quiet which they have enjoyed for months
and hurled rank and file on to the soil of revO-
lutionary Louisiana, to quell uprisings. to sup
press disorder, to maintain peace: Does
Louisiana want brand-new cemetery in every
county: Does she banker to have the crimson
gore OF her proud sons mingle with her rivu-
lets, the riyulets join her broad rivers, and the
rivers course with this life essence to the sea
Does she want-but, then, we do not believe
she does: come to reflect about it, VIC know
that she does not want any such thing. Louis
lana is really too poor to afford such Pluto
nian luxury as this, and, besides, she has not
digested the four years feast which she had
some time ago, and for which the National
Government has not as yet paid. However, if
the organs of the White League and the
White League Legislature of the State yearn
for revolution: If they are really dying to
bring out their artillery; if they fare fairly
burning to prance forth their recently organ
lied militia, why bless their Ku-Klux hearts,
all they have got TO do is to consider the mat
tc- ca!uly snj quietly and not do it. But If
National Republican., 1876-02-26
NEW hooks.

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Thousand Years After, or Talk in .
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and Fen-Walsingh.m; The Bird and the
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A..C. Kendrick: Relations OF Civil Law to Church
Asunder. or Tide Of Fate. BY Amanda Douglas;
Letters and Social Aims, by Emerson; Babylon
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illustrated: The Great Bonanza, adventure and
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ofLedgers, Day Books and Journals, Staple and
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RISON. booksellers and Publishers, AS Peansyl-
vanlR avenue. ty2-1
National Republican., 1876-02-26

MONEY TO LOAN.
$4,000. 1000, sSao, 800, $500, $500
to Loan on good Real Estate security.
B. h. WARMER,
fe26-5t Corner Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1876-02-26

A North Carolina editor wants the Demo-
cratic members Of Congress to stop gabbling,
and spin the damning evidence Of guilt to the
President s skirts. or town themselves failures
ard frauds, adjourn and &c home The train
leaves at ~" this morning. Those who fail
10 get that train will please pay the board
bills Of those who did, and then take the train
leaving at 40 p. m. We will spare them the
modification Of ''Owning up
National Republican., 1876-02-26
PERSONAL,

HINI~|%DNOo~-~D~-~g~JN
MATRlMONIAL-A YOUNG GENTLE
WI MAN of wealth and refinement. stranger in
the Capital, Is deSirous Of meeting lady who pos
sesses a gentle disposition, loving nature, and
who can appreciate Similar qualities in 4 gentle
man. A lazy who has the entire 10 good society,
and is desirGns OF securing kind and afectionate
husbI nd win please address, with sincerity, AR
mand DIval,' Office OF TIE RErCBLICAS.
fg26-ht"
National Republican., 1876-02-26
BUILDING MATERIALS
THE ARTIFICIAL STONE COmPANx


THE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY
Il OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Is prepared to supply, at shert notice, Tling for
Nestibules, Sidewalks, Footways and Curbinz, In
different colorS; Fountains, Lawn Ornaments,
House and Lawn Steps and Platforms; houseI
fronted; cellar walls and flooring cemented 20 eI.
clude dampneSs; kitchens and areas eemented ana
made perfectly dry. an6 sure preventive against
the Intrusion Of rats, insects, Re-, and all other
work executed tor which Portland Cement In
adapted. Our Portland Censnt becomes in few
days superior to any of the marble natural stons
IN common use, ar is admir- able imitation OF
either marble or stone; is more durable. ana IN
creases Its crushing resistance with It's beauty
G. n, ROBERTs, Manager,
isso-tf 4s6 ouisiana avenus
National Republican., 1876-02-26

EtOR ALE.
Owing to scarcity of money at present we ~
oner 10 sell all the unredeemed pledges on fS3i
hand, IT = slight advance above the actual AOA
cost. - -
Every article fully warranted.
Also on hand, some very valuable Commission
Goods for sale cheap.
The collections are very large and choice.
Lovers OF fine Watches, Diamonds and all otner
nne Jeweiry, are respectfully invited to examine
the stock.
s. GOLDSTEIS d CO..
Loan and Commission Brokers,
1an5 n Northeast corner Tenth and d sts.
FOR E-HOUSE ON q STREET,
- northweSt, near Iwenty-hrst street, con-
tanning eleven rooms, bath, water anil gas; ..X
has stabling for two CD horses and Carriage. ~
frice; sb,etO' on easy terms, - -
E1OR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-WILLS SELL
u on long time and reasonable A NRo0
terms, or exchange for city or mSA
with House, Stables. &C., together H Igz34sI
with considerable valuable wood-NsE44fk11IE
land, comprising upwards Of 800 acres, near
Stafford Courthouse, Va, and convenient to
Aqua creek, which Is now navigable. For infor-
nation and terms inquire a. this office. oc25t
TOR SALE - HORSE, BUGGY AND
L Harness, in nrst-r rate order. Horse
Is kind, will stand without hItching, In
and is fast road horse. Inquire StfA>
KELEHER'S STABLES, wv
se2s-n F7 Eighth street. -4&CS
National Republican., 1876-02-26

w WARRANTS, by
WIN. j. JOHNSTON, Attorney-at-La-,
au9-lV Room 40 LIE DrOft Building.
CECOND HAND CLOTHING WANTED AND
y the HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID. Ia con-
sequence OF the large sales made daily, am in
PfsS RsS, o. Of 1s iSGTs aPa e Suy Al
DIES, GARMENTS, HATS, R00Ts, SHOES,
very highest cash prices. By calling or ADDRESSING
by mail prompt attention will be giyen 6y
aug25-tf 97 street northwest.
nR. A. PRATT, DENTIST, HAS RE
- moved to the northwest corner OF Seventh
and streets, over Crandall's book store, whers
he will be pleased to see his old patrons and tss
general public. je2-1
National Republican., 1876-02-26

A LII KINDS OF 9ENrLEMEN'S OASrs
a on wearing apparel Be sold 70 the ze.E oest
edva1saEe ey addressing or calling on 5U5In. -
D street. between sixth and seventh northEess
Hoss Sy nail pfonptly ssssadsd a. oasApc
National Republican., 1876-02-26
FOR SALE OR RENT.
BOARDING.

-N[cOoN[O[OoOoN[(
1I0S L STREET NOR H W Z S T.
IfOsl BoARDING-One south-front, nicely
furnished room, suitable for two persons, with
Board; 80 per month for two; single room, s?5:
very desirable location; modern improvements.
National Republican., 1876-02-26

NOR TRADE-A LARGE BRICK RESI-
= DESCE, IS rooms, !. square from the Post -sS
ONCE, renting for *laO per month. will trade CO.
for smaller Houses, parties to assume encum- aJ
brance Of q, ,Uoo. A rare chance for a good&A
trade. VIII sell low. l.. n. HALL,
ja2S-tf 5l7 Seventh street.