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THE COURTS.
supreme Court Of the United States.

FRIDAY, Nov. "a, 1915.
On motion of Mr.. b. Baldwin, jr., E. Luther
Hsmilton, ESQ.,, of New York city, was ad-
mitted to practice as an attorney and coun-
selor of this court.
No 113. Daniel Il. Smith, appellant, vs..
The Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company ct
al. The argument of this cause wac continued
by Mr.. E. A. Dickerson, of counsel for the ap-
pellees, and concluded by Mr.. u. Baldwin, jr.,
for the appellant.
lants, VS. John Newton ct al. This cause was
submitted on printed arguments by Mr.. Thos.
P. How, of counsel for the appellants. Leave
granted the Attorney General to file brief for
No. 11s, Substituted for 115.) Richard
Windsor, plaintiff in error, VS.. William N.
McVeigh;
No. i63. Ann Gregory, plaintiff in error, We.
William N. McVeigh. These causes were
argued by Mr.. 8. r. Beach, of counsel for the
plaintiffs in error, and by Mr.. P. Phillips and
Mr.. John Howard for the defendant in error.
No. 116. Robert W. Foster, plaintiff in
error, vs.. The Masters and Wardens of the
Port of New Orleans. This cause was sub
mitted on printed arguments by Mr.. Il. j.
Leovy, Of counsel for the plaintiff In error, no
counsel appearing for the defendants in error.
No. 119. The United States, appellants, VS..
John Young, trustee, &c. Passed under order
of 22d instant.
NO. lou, NbuDstlut6Q lOI 1SU.) hODeTL I
Dodge ct al, appellants, vs.. The Freedmen's
Savings and Trust Company. The argument
of this cause was commenced by Mr.. Walter
s. Cox, of counsel for the appellants.
Adjourned until Monday at IL o'clock.
General rerm-Judgss Wylie, oin, Macarthur
and Humphreys on the Bench.
Freedmsn's Savings and Trust Company,
VS.. Kennedy. Cause remanded to court be-
low.
Millard vs.. Bank of Republic. Continued.
Holden VS.. Linville. Continued.
Samuel NJ. Wilcox, of New Hampshire, and
Liberty Bartlett, of Arkansas, were admitted
to the bar. .. --. ........ ..-..
James N. Mcintosh and Jas. B. Hollidge
were appointed constables.
Potties VS.. stymes s. Taylor. Vacation of
continuance.
Yates vs.. CassiD. Argued.
Circuit Court-Chisf Justice Cartier.
Trook VS.. District Of Columbia. Jury fail
ing to agree were discharged.
United States vs.. Lilley. Trial continued.
National Republican., 1876-11-25
Health and Economy.

Medicated Flannel Undershirts and Drawers,
at NOAH WALKER & Co.'s,
625 Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets.
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National Thsatre.

''Married in Haste" which has been
played during the week by the splendid COM
pany at the National, will be produced this
evening for the last time. There will be q
matinee at two O'Clock this afternoon. The
comedy has had q successful week, aud won
the most favorable comments from all quar-
ters
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Reduced.
Washington Art Club,

Oyercoats and Business Suits at an eror
nous reduction. EIsEMAN Bros,
Corner Seventh and z streets.
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For Children.
1,

Oyercoats and Suits at immense reductions.
EIsEMAN Bros,
Corner Seventh and E streets.
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CHnDREN's SUITS AND OvERooATs.
B. ROBINSON & Co.,
Boys Clothiers, 900 Pennsylvania avenue,
Lext to Williams.
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R.Lnfn
Coma 70 hlhanH-

sI4 0Ecreoats reduced to 50.
EIsENAN Bros,
Corner Seventh and Z streets,
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Source OF Great Anxiety,

Ny daughter has received great benefit from the
use of yEGETINE. Her declining health was Q
source Of great anxiety to all her friends. A few
bottles of the VEGETINE restored her health,
strength and appetite. N. II. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. % Sears
Building, Boston, Mass, June s, Is72.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE REToRT GAS HEATER, made by the Retort
Gas Stove Company, Of Providence, Rhode Island,
completely reyolutionizes the system Of gas
heaters, as 1t is the only in which the combi-
nation is absolutely complete. On account of
this perfect combustion, the stove is devoid of
smell or smoke. as scientific tests have demon
strated. Besides this advantage, the stove shows
more than three hundred per cent, and yet 1t
uses only two-thirds as much gas.-Bosto1 4d-
reFtfSer.
For sale by Hamilton & Pearson, corner Ninth
and d streets, and Z. Simpson, zoos Pennsylvania
avenue,
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suaII HandhiIl, 7se. Pa, Thou..nd

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Job Office
prints Small Handbills for seventy-nve cents
per Thousand. Material all new.
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Is 1t a Move in the Right Direction

To the Editor of the National Republican:
SIR: Will you allow me space in your paper
10 call public attention to a movement that
has already been inaugurated in our city? l
refer to the organization of the First indie
pendent Congregation of Washington, D. c."
The object of this movement is to furnish a
place of Sunday meeting of character differ
ing in many essential features from the usual
Sunday meetings, chiefly in. the following par
ticulars: First, the exercises are largely mu-
steal and literary, consisting of Instrumental
and vocal music of high order and elocution-
ary readings ny the best talent in the city.
Second, the preaching is decidedly of the Free
Rituous type, locking in the direction of science
and philosophy far more than theology.
In San Francisco there are meetings of this
kind held at six different places every Sunday
evening, and thousands Of young men attend
them that would otherwise sperd their money
and time in drinking saloons and other places
of dissipation and folly. But here they have
places of rational entertainment and instruc-
ton, and are thus benefited and led into new
and better life.
The meetings at Tallmadge hall are at
present conducted at 2:45 O'Clock p. m. on
Sundays, but just as soon as the means can be
secured for opening thia or some other hall
suitably located in the evening, It will be done,
and frst-class ntertainment-musicsl,l lite
rary, scientific, philosophical and religious
will be given every Sunday evening, free to all
who may wish 10 shun the ways of vice and
seek q new and higher life. But this move
ment, in which q number of our most excel
lent citizens, ladies and gentlemen, are inter-
esting themselves, cannot be consummated
without means. 1t requires money to pay lee
turers on science and philosophy and to meet
all contingent expenses of such a movement.
But we are confidently assured that the broad,
liberal sentiment and generous philanthropy
of Washington society will sustain, morally
and substantially, a movement so praise
worthy.
To forward this end financial agent has
been appointed to canvass the city for sub
scribers to this fund. Mr.. 4. c. jenkins has
been selected as the agent, and empowered to
receive subscriptions and donations for this
purpose. Liberal minded persons of all de-
nominations and Of no denomination are most
earnestly invited to cooperate in this move
ment.
Any one wishing more light can call on me
at my residence, or address me at 203 A street
southeast. / shall be very glad to communi-
cate with you and give all the information
have upon the matter.
Fraternally thine,
T. B. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Pastor First Ind. Congregation.
Gen. J. EDWARDS, Treasurer.
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Cannot be EIcelled.

CHABLEsTowN, March 10, 1859.
Il. r. Etspens:
DEAR SIR: Tins is to certify that have used your
''Blood Preparation, in my family for several
years, and think that, for ScrOfula or Cankerous
Humors, or Rheumatic affections, 1t cannot be ex-
celled; and as blood purifier and spring medicine
II Is the best thing i have ever used. and / have
used almost everything. / can cheerfully recon-
mend 1t to any one In need OF such medicine.
His. Z 4, DiNsMoRE, 10 Russell street.
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OvERcoATs, BoYs' AND YOUTHS.
To Parents and Guardians-A Card.

u. ROBINSON & Co.,
Boys Clothiers, 900 Pennsylvania avenue
next TO Williams.
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GEND 3se. TO q. p. ROwNLL q CO., NEW
- York, for Pamphlet OF in pages, containing
nst of 400 newspapers. and estimates moving eou
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Pants sanarata f,ou Aha sn;t,

can always be had at the Boys Clothing
House of B. ROBINSON & Co.,
sO9 Pennsylvania avenue, next to Williams.
National Republican., 1876-11-25
SCHOOL SUITS,

B. RoBINsoN & Co.,
Boys Clotbiers, 900 Pennsylvania avenue,
next to Williams.
National Republican., 1876-11-25

II IoU want to rent house or suite Of
rooms, advertise in TEE REPUBLICAN.
National Republican., 1876-11-25

USE THuRsroH's ivory PKARL TOOTH Pow
DxR. A perfect dentifrtce. It's action on the
teeth is specific. removes tartar and discooration,
arrests decay, and keeps them sound, clean and
white. 1t hardens the gums, sweetens the breath,
and, containing no acid, canoot injure the enamel
Its constant use ts recommended to all, but spo-
cially to those who, having good teeth, wish TO
preserve them. Twenty-r and Any csnts par
bottle.
National Republican., 1876-11-25

THoNYsoN's PonApz OPTIHz, for dressing the
hair. This nne pomade merits special mention.
Purely vegetable its effect is to soften and refine
coarse dry hair imparting to 1t gloss and beauty.
Unlike many preparations for the hair, It cannot
rich, golden -hued tresses Of youth, the darker
shades Of middle life, or the sIlYerstreaked locks
Of age. Twenty-Five and nfty osnts par bottla
PRAoTIol ECONOMY. Renovate your solied
gloves thoroughly and quickly with Jovens' In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. Twenty-Five osnts
mar botflA
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Theatre Comioue.

Miss Jennie Morton, who has been playing
at the Theatre Comique for the past week in
the great sensational drama, entitled "Neota,
the Avenger," has attained great popularity,
which is due to the energetic and fascinating
play. The Irish comedians, Messrs. scanlon
and Cronin; the musical contrabauds, the
Sbarpleys, and me following varieties COM
plete the list: Misses Nellie St. John and
Adele Leonard, Messrs. Hugh Fay and VIII
III, Morton Matinee this Afternoon
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CUT THIS OUT, IT MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE.

There is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Colds
or Consumption, yet some would die rather than
pay seventy five cents for bottle Of medicine
that would cure them. DR.. A. Boschee's Ger
man Syrup has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany, and its wonderous cures
what we say in print cut this out and take it to
your druggist, and get q sample bottle for ten
cents and try 1t, or regular size for seventynve
cents. CHAs. SToTT Co.,
Wholesale Agents.
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0Yercoats
The Blackstone Dramatic e cIub.

educed from SIS to S12.
EIsEMAN Bros,
Corner Seventh and Z streets
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THE WHOLESALE THIEF.
List Of Robberies Committed bv MIrshau-
Property Recovered.

@SFs&y esS~sfetse-
Since the arrest OF the burglar, Charles
Tygler, alias Robert Marshall, alias Robert
Avery, on Monday evening last, Detectives
Miller and Coomes have been working up the
case, and have recovered property which
identifies Marshall with a large number OF
robbesies. The following robberies have been
traced to him: October 13, the house Of Ad-
mirsl Smith, Ninth, between X and L streets
northwest, gold watch and diamond ring; o.
tober 16, +. II. Stickney, Sixth and N streets
northwest, gold watch and chain and jewelry;
October II, j. c. Cook, 97 NJ street north
west, $40 in money; October 2S, C. B. Pear
con, 907 II street northwest, gold watch and
chain and trinkets; November l, A. 7. Taylor,
sos E street northwest, gold watch and money;
November 6, Miss Esmeralda Boyle, 1872
Twenty-fr street northwest, gold watch and
quite a lot of jewelry; November IL, H 8.
and overcoats: November IL, A. B. Talcott,
Ill East Capitol street, oyercoat; November
IA, ID. NJ. Linville, 100 G street northeast, sill
yer watch and S91 in money; November 10,
George L. Sheriff, 524 Third street northwest,
loclset aud diamond jewelry; November 10,
George T. Howard, SIG Third street north
west, Sc In money and jewelry, (left Mr.. How
ard's cane in Sheriff's house;) October 2, DR..
Mackall, Georgetown, quantity Of clothing.
Four robberies in Alexandria, Va, have
been traced to the same source, and some
of the property has been recovered. In
the Alexandria property recovered was gold
watch and chain valued at $3.50, belonging to
Archibald Greenleas, and gold watch that
belonged to General Lees mother. Captain
Webster, of the Alexandria police, has taken
the Alexandria property back to that city fer
Identification.
Marshall is still confined at the Fifth pre-
einct station. He speaks sometimes of putting
an end to his life, and says that he can plainly
feel inside of him the ring which he is sup
posed to have swallowed when arrested.
A gold watch, which was stolen from Mr..
r. q. Stickney, has been traced to the pawn
shop of Hardy and John Cohen, on Seventh
street, above K. They were yesterday ar
rested on a warrant sworn out by Mr.. Stick
ney and admitted to bail in the sum of $500.
National Republican., 1876-11-25
RETuEsnA WATER.

BETHESDA WATER.
The marvel Of the age" We have this day
shipped a large invoice of the celebrated Be-
thesda Water to CHARLES SToTT & Co., and they
will furnish it BY the barrel, half barrel, demi-
Jon, jug, &c. RICHARD DUNBAR,
Waukesha, Wis.
National Republican., 1876-11-25

nIRECTORY.
HOTELS AND YIRsT-CLAss BOARDING.
HOUSES.
The special attention OF CENTENNIAL VISIT
ORS, SENATORS and REPRESENTATIVES. and
others who have not yet secured quarters, Is called
70 advertisements in this column. Persons having
such accommodations are requested TO send Il their
advertisements at once.
NEssRs. BURGDOF q BROTHER,
ful drivers furnished If required. OcIs-0m
THE PEOPLES INTELLIGENCE Of
ace s ss.ses S.sysea ,InsS Ninth :; and ,sa Tsnta
and osisosn nose,s without eHsrSSs STEVENSON = CO.
NEW YORK AVENUE HOTEL, CORNER
~ Of New York avenue and Fourteenth street
board |. Specially. ~ kIBERT sLE1soS,~ ~
d76 PENNsYLvANIA-AYENUE, NEAK
"a room. lion . % bss -ssR' ssas;s9s
QO1 FouRTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE
nshed R66M ssIs1fFSs SSsS RosES RsnHAnSseSely
72O THIETEEMTH STREET NORTH;
sEDRoShs and FSkL5k Jsns
EoR RENT-Two LARGE, ELEGANTLY
y furnished, communicating ROOMS, fronting on
Sufe corner Of seventeenth ssrees and % Pennsyira-
MIA avenue, Army and Navy Market jan4-H
S11 THIRTEENTH STREET NORTH.
.as ohsTs
Rooms. with % or without boa can Be suited 6y ap-
81 sEyENTH s6sT STEIsEGT sTREGT 3RR3s1EE THE THE
sIa T. q ssssot
slI Seventh street. deca-a
.a EDUCATIONAL.
TIE MISSES "I Lane, sTG0EssoRs 70
school for Girls at No. I7ss street, on WEDSEs-
RAn, ssptemeIss I Sirsuiars & may Be obtained as
After September IS.
oisp4 Maas MsfR
M us1oA Il T The EEL 2EEskErY z Z + Y A TOR y
MUSIC HALL, ga NINTH STREET,
ocs-FaWf@. M B o.B. BULLARD. Director.
ERENCH SPOKEN
Il After few SG %ontss' study -
se1o-Sm n d street northwest.
n girls and boys-Misses POLLOCK and NOERR,
teachers. removed from 70s Eleventh street to liz
avenue and N street. Reopened September B.
The kindergarten normal class viii begin October
to s iRRyt ss
ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR
~ Young Ladies, III Maryland avenue northeast,
Miss 3. L. Jones Principal. Duties resumed MON
ceiyed. sel3-sm
POYS' MATH. AND CLASSICAL AOAD-
Az EMY, sunderland's Church, Four-and-sahalf
street northwest, between c street and Indiana
avenue, opens its seventh year MONDAY, Septem-
Der T. Circulars at the Principals residence, IBIS
four-and-a-half street southwest. sepS6m
DROF. ETTORE BARILI'S SINGING
l. ACADEMY
at the above place for the coming Days
of tuition,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
For arrangements and terms please call At the
Academy, from 10 to u q. m. and from 70 P. m,
on the above days. sel2-3w
ELOCUTION TAUGHT BY PROFESSOR
II SCHARIT, a6 street northeast auis-n
WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE,
w Cor. Seventh and streets northwest.
Sessions, day and evening,
RUsUMED MONDAY, August q.
. r alt. ~ xa,h.o
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ADJUSTMENTS.


vyALLACK'S BOUCICAULT
w NJ. LE-TER WALLACk. Proprietor and Manager
Mr. WALlAck Is grstihed 10 announce the engagement
of the eminent drsnatist and who
his with the comedy ~foKBIDDEN FRUIT
as a brilliant prelnde to hi - ppearanee a.
In his ceiebrHed Irish drama the
sHAUGHkAuS.
The engagement OF Nj
BOUcIcAULT
being necessarily limited q lev weeks. the comedy
FOkElpDEN FRUIT suspended during the run Of TIE
shACGHRAUN. viii be resumed alter his engagement
alter which drama entitled ALL FOR HER VIII DO
produced.
EVERY NIGHT AT 4.
EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 10
will - performed
THE sHAUGHkAES,
with the original including Mr. John Gilbert Mr. H.
Montague, Mr. Harry Beckett. Mr. r. Arnott, Mr. 9. A.
stevenson, Mr. T. Holland. Mr.. Edwin, Mr. Leonard. NJ
feck Mt Eytnge, Mr. Atkins. Miss Dyas. Nine. Ponisi
Mss Rose Wo.d. Miss Josephine Baker Mrs. sston and
Miss Blasdel originally represented waack's Thea
in 1874.
Box ONCE open daily from 10 Places may be secured
four weeks IN advance.
THANKSGIVING MATINEE. Nov 80 At 80 y. NJ
The New York herald., 1876-11-23

V. BABA.
RNOLD. Lessee ana MANAGER
THE MOST NJ kGNIFICEST SPEC
TAcLE EVER PRODUCED.
THE MARVEL OF THE STAGE.
Introducing Miss Eliza Wssthersoy.
Mr w III. Crane ana full dramatic
company. the premier-s assolutas
Niles Eiixabeih and Helene Menxcii !.
three prcmiercs aud two distinct
corps des oailets; Ar. Bensen Sher-
woods Wonders In Scenic Effect: Max
Maretxek's sweet music Mr. W T.. De-
vcrna's artistic properties Box oiiice
open daily Matinee Saturday ~ | 80.
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10 MORE PERFORMANCES or 5ARpAxAPALus.
IL One hundred and second peri rmanes tonight,
DOOTH's THEATRE LAST NIGHTS.
DJARRETT A .Lessees and Managers
LAST WEEK hut oNE OF sAkpASAPALUS
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DEArrI VI SKIS ARTIFICIAL TEETH IS. So;
ID Sum. $40. single. 81 warranted: silver hngs. Joc
New York Dental Rooms, 2S2 Az. 10th ksssb-
iishsd 1891 prices " suit she simes
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pEN1'IsT,RY.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH a sPEciALrY.-RuBBRR
n SETS from - upward substsnt ally made carefully
hted and guaranteed 10 give satisfaction J. q KEN
NEDl. Bond
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A RI NOTICE
THE VERY IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF PAINT.
mos BELONGING TO rnE MARQUIS OF. sALA.
EVENING, At THE KrRlz galley NO EAST
AT O'CLOCK r soMkRvILLE AUcrIoSEER
ucTIoN SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
rliIs Thur.Gay, MORNING.
40 A. WEST sra s sfEwRSS r AND srH AVS
caickERiNG tPRIGiiT PIANofoRTE. =
p.rroe AND 9sST sWlS Wqsss nM n A Mfrs 5eb,v
rosewood and walnut frames crimson tan and gold bro
eade aud cotclane turkish and spanish Lounges
Tables rosewood Etsgere Cabinets trench plate
Mirrors Pier Mirrors lace Curtains French AAnte se.s
cases pBs2Dkoo% pUsSIruRi. "coSSsisTiiSSGs '''-
Dressing Gases bureaus wsshstands single double
Bedsseads 80 tine hair and spring Mattresses leather PHI
Blankets ioile sets and plush suits arbc
rstiss; Chair keekers Reclining Chairs, ounses
Chairs in leather sverw crockery Library and seere
taire bookcases. Library Tables Turkish Suit 1oods
packed aud shipped ROBERT y cAsiilN Aactoneer
A UcTIoS SoTIcB-ExrgA LARGE HoUsBn OLD
fnis Thursday, NOR .f%G COMMENCING a. ,o,s o'clock
81 West 24th between 9th aud 6n eight latest
pets Pianoforte Curtains Mirrors 70 sinse and double
Bedsteads Dressing Gases Bureaus Washstands ard
sofas Chairs Clocks Vases sdcboards Extenslon
Tables. Glass, China, siver~Are, Cutlery 3e
A UcrIoN SALE or KLEeANr HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A niture Pianoicrte, rsrlor Suits Bronsos. &c.,
THIS DAY (Thursday). st 10Y o'ciocx
East 2rh Broadway consisting OF paor Suits
in coteine rop and harcIoth Pisnofors. Brvnses, OH
Paintings. Mirrors hssserss centre and marble Tables.
Desng Cases wardrobe bureaus wAshstand spring aud
Ss xs,ss.ss & snns, .,n. ss1n a0ss silver r'@ea
~s'~ e'"''' HENRY zrSS, Aussionssr
The New York herald., 1876-11-23

NrlBLO's GARDE.
IN CHARLES X. A
BABA.
GRAND BALLETS.
SWEET MUSIC.
BRIGHT COMEDY.
MERkIMEST.
SCENIC
WONDERS.
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T.. p. HATFIELD,

Attorney and Counselor at Law. ONCE
eyer Sscond National Bank. Phenix Block
R1venna, Ohio. lbS-ti.
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NEW TAILORING
e 8 t q oil s h M ent
Fl. G.. MIIETTNG

Would inform the people of Ravenna and vicin
ity, that he has opened shop in the AEen
Block. two doors east of b. Little's Grocery
Store, on Main Street. and is prepared to do al
work entrusted to him. in q workmanlike man.
ner. and ut reduced prices. From many years
experience in the business. he feels confident OF
his ability to give entire satisfaction. 49,.
Particular attention paid to Cutting Garments
10 be ma<ie by women . - - - a ~
Ravenna. Oct. 1859. 6S-tf.
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Rates OF Advertising
Business Cards.

FRANCIS L. CLARK,
n MecnanicaI and Architectural Drasghts-
man. Patent once Drawing q Specially.
No ~ Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
June6, 1871 1ss-y-
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r w MANSON.

Attorney and Counselor at Law possesses
su.cri0r facilities :or making collections In
ali parts of the United States ONCE over
First National Bank, Garrettsviiie. ONO.
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~ II. RET,DEN

Empire Build .ng: Residence on Vine
: rect second door north of l. LiDton's-
Ravenna, May y, 1876. 404-ye
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....,,.x, ,, law and Notary Public. Onice
in PheniN Biock, over Brainerd x SONS "i"k
Sore. aaa .r
November g. 1S12- 22z-u.
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BLlcksMITAING

TOB PRIhFIN0 OF ALL GINDs
Il Rrsmpsly and NsstY x ptsd ct tkiS o16ce
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L. II. e NJ. W. PHELPS,
Attorney sandCounsellors at Law .Ravenna.
Ohio. Office over First National Bank. $50
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I. H PHELPS.
MOTION &c PHELPS,
r TT NICHOLS

awYERs. Office over wait. Dewey Cos
i JcveIry store Rlvcnna. Ohio sto-u-
, 1876-10-13
9nlanoif1e Depe(hen.

Samilton, Ont, -. Oft. Sic
2ci9e bes Srn. @pnDnaro, M~us3ablers
Der Pant bon MontreuI," mel6er Ieit
5pei Wo9en peri9puhben mar, murbe
9eits,n in einem 8eb61Ss bintsr Der
Stobt auisefunoen. Ser @erltorbene
batte ii6 in ben dumb sel6olen.
Sem 0ort -. Ottober. 6. 81.
@oobmaro, Sweeb's 9ortner, mel6sr
in Chicago perbaftsi wurbe, lanste heu=
tie Moreen bier an unb purbe brett
mad Der Central 8oli5ei Office eebrodt.
superintendent @alins befabl, i'm
nod Der Office bes 9ifritt.M nwaltes
Su b%rinsen.
gitsburs,9 a., u. Oftpber. I'm
s llbr As Minuten bsuts Morssn sreis.
tete li@ in 3us & Co.'S 0sihten, Ode
Der 10. nno Gina Str, cine fur9tbore
gyplolion, Wel6e srObsn 2~ebensperlult
5ur Splse bate. Sic 9ampftsfel i'm
Na9sl Separtemsnt e~rplobirten uno
Dos @ebduoe unb mebr als Die Sdlfte
Der &ol~ MtiibIe wuroen a~ertriimmert.
Cine srobe @nSabl Mdnner tuaren sur
3eit Der Grploiien an Der Nrbeit uno es
1T unm09li6 onsuseben, pie piele unter
ben Sriimmern besraben linb.
Sos @ebauoe 9erietb in Brand uno
Die SIammen iiuo nod ni9t 9elOl9t.
Bis isst fat man 10 2ei9en aus ben
&ninen berpor9eSosen.
Solebo, .. IL. Sftbr. Sn ben
9olabofm Der So. Mit@sI unb &olu.
, 1876-10-13
neuflte telesr. peps(Asn.
England.

3 II, -. Sftober. Sn cine,
geriommluns Der SaumwofIipinnern.
welde seitern su 8urnleD's rno SIod'
burn obsebalten, ,puroe Der Gntl6lui
ousoebriidf, ben Soroerun9cn Der Or
better su miberitebrn; aber es tuuroe be.
i6lnIen, bic GntI9eibuns elmer Gene
raj @eriammllna Der @rbcltseber 81
Chandelier, welde na6fcn 9ientaa
1tattfinben mirb. obSu,parten.
Ssn elmer geriammlung su Preiion
purbe einftimmis beidlolienL Die Miib'
len am 1. Nopember 81 idlicben, penn
Die Nrbeiter auf lire S%oroerun9en bette
ben. Golten Die Meiltsr si ibrer iebi=
gen Stelluns balten, wiiroen 1000 Cir
better aus9ei6lofen iperoen.
, 1876-10-13
Sranfreib.

8arig, 70. Oftb. Gen. 2stelier
SaleSee lit eeIioroen.