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For Rent,

A good store room in John Recess
brick building, on Twentieth street, near
Washington avenue. Also four good
rooms suitable for dwelling house in
same building. Rent reasonable; apply
on the premises. 10-4-lm
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Members OF Company y, Tilden and
Hendricks Reform club, should all DC
present at the regular weekly meeting
this evening.
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That Stuart & Gholson always have the
best variety and lowest prices in fancy
goods, notioLs, hosiery, gloves. trim
mings, etc. CT
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Come aud satisfy Yourselves

That we mean just what we say when
we tell you that we can make it decidedly
to your advantage 10 buy your fall and
winter dry goods from Stewart &
GhOlsOn
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TUESDAY, ocr. 3, . O'CLOCK, AM, 1876.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Same members present.
1t is ordered by the board, that
WHEREAS, Samuel Hargrave, Geo. W.
Hendricks and NJ. Il. HOLMAN. have
each fled good and sufficient bond for
the faithful performance of their seve-
raj contracts according to the plans and
specifications now on file In my office,
they be and hereby are awarded the con-
tracts as follows, to-wit:
Samuel Hargrave, for bride over
COoper's ek..........-.........S % 90
Geo. W. Hendricks, tor bride over
Lawrence creek ..................-... $50 90
NJ. Il. Holman, for bride over
Sandy creek. .......-........."........ $50 a
Ii Is ordered that the following bills
for per diem services and mileage be al
lowed, viz:
Thos. Wilson, commissioner 2
days ...............,....,....... Sc 90
Geo. w. SammOns, commissioners
, days and mileage .? miles,. GO
j. l.. Sanders, commissioners
days aud mileage 20 miles......... so
j. q. Lynch, days clerk OF pro-
bate and commissioners court
to date. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ w
Whcreupon the board adjourned sine
die. j. Il. LYNCH. Clerk.
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j. LYNCH'S
Real Estate Column

Alexander county lands, Cairo lots,
Aehangc for st. Louis property.
FOR SALE.
"A fiDe residence on corner Halbrook
Venue and Twenty-third street. at a
arsain.
The south hall Of the pilot house at
Largain.
FOR RENT.
Several fine rooms In Winters block.
Good two story brick suitable for
ores and offices OH Commercial avenue,
,etween Eleventh and Twelfth.
Brick dwelling corner Nineteenth
,nd Poplar streets.
Saloon and fixtures. southwest corn
" Eighteenth street and Commercial
avenue, at bargain.
Dwelling house on Cross street, ives
OF Washington avenue.
Two business houses on Levee street,
above Eighth, $40 each.
Store room on Commercial avenue,
next to Waverly hotel, SO.
Two story house on Commercial av-
enue. Two tenements suitable for shops
snd residences.
Store room, corner Twentieth and
Poplar, 81.
Up stairs OF house on Commercial av-
tnus, near 18th street. Suitable for
iwelling, So.
-Tenempnts numbered 8, o and 10
Winters Row. 3 rooms each for $40
per month. In first-clsss order.
Orphan Asylum building and premi-
SEES. Rent low, to a good tenant.
Store room, corner Twentieth and
Washington avenue, $l2a month.
Rooms In various parts OF the city.
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Three new cottages OF four rooms
each, corner Twenty-ninth street and
Commercial avenue. Rent, 81. Good
cisterns on premises.
lO-.-tf NJ j. IIowLEY.
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Judge william II. Green. OF this city,
addressed Q Democratic meeting ct Te-
edo, yesterday afternoon.
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-BtloN AigB water OI Ieif
JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant. Signal Service. l.. :. 4.
Port List.
| ARRIVED.
Steamer James Fisk, Paducah
Andy Baum, Memphis.
Peytona and barge, Louisville.
John n. McComb, Mound City.
X. +. DeRusSey. Mound City.
Iron Mountain. tow, ST. Louis.
Thomas Sherlock. New Orleans.
- John Il Maude, st. Louis.
- Capitol City, Vicksburg.
DEPARTED.
Steamer James Fisk, Paducah.
Andy Baum, st. Louis.
- Peytona and barges. n. O.
- John y. McComb, st. Louis.
X. Il. DeRussey. ST. Louis.
- John b. Maude, Nicksburg.
Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati.
Iron Mountain, tow, St. Louis.
Capitol City, st. Louis.
The Andy Baum passed up Tor Gin
cinnati late Wednesday night.
The John y. McComb and II. L. DE
Russey, United States snag boats, come
down from Mound City yesterday,
They are on their way to st. Louis. The
| DeRussey goes into the Missouri river,
while the McComb will coniine her
labors to the Mississippi, between st.
Louis and the mouth of the Ohio.
The Iron Mountain came out from St.
Louis with one.barge OF ore and one OF
metal for Cincinnati.
The Rover has gone TO Columbus after
empty barges, which go to st. Louis.
In coming down she stuck five hours at
Cumberland. The Vint Shinkle. draw
ing four feet two inches, rubbed hard al
the same place on Wednesday.
Pilots Jack Goodrich and Billy Wells
Ofthe Peytona, came up on the Sherlock,
Wednesday.
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Free of charge. Your druggist will
refund your money, il DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup does not give You satisfaction aad
cure your cough.
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RIVER NEWS.

WAR DEPARTMENT. RIVER REror,
Oct. ~. 1875.
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COsppu many ID.

A runner - apply at the Arlington
house. Cairo. Illinois. 3t
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Alexander County Hank.

The above statement is correct.
+. BRoss, President.
ii. WELLS, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to be-
tsEALl fore me this 4th day of October.
1876. Witness my hand and Of
cisl seal,
ALFRED COMlNGs, Notary Pub.
Civ
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Gke 8ulleiin.
ANNOUNCEME NTs.
EOR SlIERIEE

FOR SHERRY.
We are authorized TO announce JOHN II.
koB1SSON as candidate for sheriff OF Alex
ander county. AT the coming county election.
We are authorized TO announce PETER SAUP,
fer an Independent candidate for Sheriff OF Al
eNanier county, ut the ensuing county election.
STATES ATTORNEY
EDIroh BuLLnrs: Please announce that !
am q candidate for the Office of states Attorney
for Alexander county at the November cleo
ton. WN G.. MrLkEY.
We are authorized to announce GEO. W.
HENDRICKS, JR as a can 1idate at the No.
venber election, for States Attorney for Alex
nnder county.
CIRCUIT CLERK.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
w. MPHEETERS as n candidate for Circuit
Clerk Of Alexander county ut the coming county
election.
We are authorized TO announce JOHN .,
HARTMAN rs . candidate for the once of Cir
cult clerk Of Alexander county at the ensuing
county election.
We are authorized 10 announce JOHN A.
REEVE as candidate for the Office Of Circuit
Clerk AT the November election.
Wear authorized 10 an nounce W. r. PITCHER
as candidate for the ONCE Of Circuit Clerk OF
Alexander county at the November election.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
We are authorized TO announce Martin Brown,
of Thebes, az q candidate for County Commits
sioner of Alexander county at the ensuing county
election.
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Globe mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Of New IOrk-Assets. A,4l3.-


The reputation of this first-class COM
pany has long since been established
An excellent feature Is the "tontine" or
preserved dividend" plan.
NJ. J. HowLEY. Agent,
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IT Is ordered by The board That
WHEREAS, Samuel Hargrave, Geo.
w. Hendricks and W. L. Holman are
the lowest and best bidders. that each be
notified of the fact and instructed to file
u good and sufficient bond for the faith
ful performance Of the same.
Thereupon the board adjourned until
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER l3, 1870.
Local Weather kepovs.
For Rent.

JAMES WATSON.
Sergeant, Signal Service. l.. :. A.
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STATES ATTORNEY

EDITION BULLETIN :-Pleasc announce that ]
am a andiiate for the Office of states Attorney
for Alexander county at the November cleo
ton. WIN e.. MuLkEy.
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Port List.

Below high water of 1874.
JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant, Signal Service. L.. :. a.
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|'AIRO ESCAMPMENT, l. .. .. =. meets
Jan O4-F.iiows' Hall On the nrst and third
TAT sda, In every month, ut half-past seven
A. CohIS9s, CP
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CIRCUIT CLERK .
SECRET SOCIETIES

ar AsCALON LODGE, No. 81.
,hgxA Knights Of Pythias, meets every Fri
: y day night at half-past seven, IN Odd
MI Fellows Hall - HOWL,
MY Chancellor Commander.
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We are authorized 10 announce GEO. W.
HENDRICKS, JR ss can iidate at the No.
venber election, for States Attorney for Alex
nnder county.
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4 CAIRO LODGE. 40. 237, AT. 4 A. n l..
~ Hold regular communications in Ma
M sonic Hall, corner Commercial avenue
Wand Eighth street, ON the second and
nirih Monday Of each month.
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ALEXANDER LODGE, NO. "a.
= Independent Order Of Odd-Fel-
r4 lows, meets every Thursday night
's~pff al half past seven, in their hall on
COMMERCIAL avenue, between sixth AND Seventh
rect. y. 4. DkYoHg. u
National Republican., 1876-09-08

been deprived of many Of Its staunch lead
ers. Their aim has been more to cast con-
turely on the administration of Governor
Ames and the Republican party than to
defeat the schemes of the White Line
Democracy. Things have changed, how
ever; brave, energetic, tried Republican
is now marshal and under the recent in
structions of Attorney General Taft the
White-Line policy of rifles and shot guns
bristling at Republican club meetings, regis
tration and voting precincts will not be
quite so much of success as it has here
tofore been.
We give you good cheer. Mississippi
Republicans. The Democratic press may
howl about Federal bayonets'' at the
polls as much as it pleases, but the hon
est, aw-sbiding citizens have nothing to
fear from the force of the United States
summoned to preserve the peace. The
American people approve of those bayonets
so long as the armed legions Of the late
Confederacy turn out at such meetings
and at the pollsin battle array, with their
rifles, bsyonets and mounted artillery to
slaughter Republicans, or to intimidate
them from exercising their right of suf-
frage, q right to which they are thousand
fold more entitled than are the hordes OF
the by no-means defuuct Confederacy.
National Republican., 1876-09-08
MISSIsSIPPI.

We are glad to see by the resolutions of
the jackson, Miss, Hayes and Wheeler
club, which we publish in our columns to-
day, that Mississippi Republicans are taking
steps to initiate an active campaign in that
State.
1t is not strange that in the political
apathy incident to the terrible white
Line" onslaught of last fall few chronic
malcontents, such as "Musgrove, - who have
invariably bolted the unanimous nomina-
tons of the party, when defeated as clndi-
dates before Republican conventions, should
have set themselves up as so-c3lled ''or-
ganizers" and leaders Of party that repu-
dates them, or that Republicans should ask
such self-exalted leaders to step down when
business is to be done, when it is under
stood that their highest ambition is to let
the State go to the Democracy, to grasp for
themselves the control of the Federal Of
fees of the State, and to leave the masses
of the Republicans to the tender mercies of
the Democracy. TIE Southern district of
Mississippi has been cursed for some time
past with marshal who sat quietly in his
office while the enforcement laws Of Con-
gress were violated with impunity in his
district, while Republicans were being
massacred in his own county even, without
a single active effort on his part to stop
the slaughter or to bring the assassins to
justice.
Through the misrepresentation and lies
of this man Musgrove, and his servile tool,
Marshal Lake, and their little coterie of
s,rebesd aiders and abettors, the party has
National Republican., 1876-09-08

AFTER every general election in Georgia
the Democratic papers become ashamed of
their immense majorities, and undertake
to account for them on plausible grounds.
In most States parties rejoice over large
majorities, but it remains for Georgiaus to
express regret and surprise when the
Southern bucks have driven nearly all
the Republicans from the polls, and given
the Democracy from forty to sixty thou
sand majority. 1t is safe to predict that
Iiiden will carry Georgia by ninety thou
sand majority this fall. Indeed, it will be
surprising if the Georgaus will allow as
many as ten thousand votes to be polled
for Hayes and Wheeler in the. entire State.
But then nothing better can be expected
from a Democratic community which lion
ICES Governor and State treasurer who
accuse each other Of having robbed the
State of nearly 100000. Georgia is an
other State where Democratic thieves are
rampant, and where the "peace and quiet"
of death prevails"
National Republican., 1876-09-08

MORE is likely to be settled at the second
Session of the New York State Democratic
Convention than the mere nomination OF
candidate TO be defeated in November. If
that were all, the vacancy could readily be
filled by the central committee. The chaos
into which the Seymour blunder has pre-
cipitated the party makes it more than pos
sible, quite probable, that the control of
the party machinery will fall into the hands
of some new combination, some new ring
and that the old engineers, who are respon-
sible for the late .faseO, will be shelved.
Hence there will be new men who will
struggle for the high seats, and ia their en-
deavors to reach these positions there will
be great deal of crowding, jostling and
treading on corns-a sort of political Don
nybrook Fair. With the faint prospects
before them, the success of the ticket this
fall will not be valued as highly as the fn
ture control of the party in the State, and
while the work done openly will have
reference to the State ticket, the secret wolf
will mainly be in the nature of struggle
within the party for its leadership. Ont oil
this much bitterness and personal animos-
ity, not calculated to strengthen the ticket,
will naturally sprinr. New York will give
large majority for Hayes and Wheeler
and the Republican State ticket.
National Republican., 1876-09-08

NORTHERN Democrats are prone to re
joice over the immense maj DrItIes which
their White-Line allies achieve in such
States as Georgia, Alabama and Arkansas.
Not SO, however, with Southern Demo-
Gratis who know how the majorities are
obtained, and fear that they will be ex-
posed in their hellish intrigues. FJust now
the Democratic papers in Arkansas are en-
deavoring to explain away the large ma
jority by which that State was turned over
to White Line rule, but those who are
posted upon the means employed know
that the foulest intimidation and the most
glaring fraud did the work. In the mem
time popular opinion in that State is
stified, and the Republicans dare not open
their lips. Northern Democrats win now
point out Arkansas as peaceful commu
nifty, " but, alas! it will be the peace and
quiet Of death.
National Republican., 1876-09-08

NORTHERN DEMOCRATIC newspapers
love to sllude to the extravagance of
South Carolina politicians, forgetting that
these people in their prodigality are only
aping the peculiarities of their old owners.
A late slave of Wade Hampton, who in
the course of events finds himself in the
Legislature, must not be too harshly de-
nounced if he apes his old master and
mortgages his land or other property o
half dozen times for many times its value
as Hampton has been successfully doing
both in Mississippi and South CAROLINA.
But Hampton is no common fellow, who
can be denounced for dishonesty. He is a
veritable Southern blood, who can afford
to do anything-swindIe confding capital
lists or deliberately shoot down in cold
blood brave United States officer, as he
did Colonel Cameron at the first battle Of
Bull Run.
National Republican., 1876-09-08

THE arithmetic man of the World figures
immense Democratic gains in Vermont.
But, then, it says they are only relative
gains, or gains by per cent. It adds that if
Maine will do as well as Vermont has done
relatively, she will give Is, 900 Democratic
majority. In other words, according to
the World, if Maine had as many ''stay at
homes" comparatively, as Vermont had in
some unmentioned date of the past, and
will now bring them to the polls as fully as
Vermont has, and enough of them happen
to vote the Democratic ticket, why, then
Maine will 60 Is, OCO Democratic.
National Republican., 1876-09-08

WHEN political party places itself in a
ridiculous position and becomes a laugh
ing g-stock for the whole community there
IS no hope for it. This was the case when
the Democrats four years ago nominated
Horace Greeley, but the Bourbons, who
never learn, have again placed themselves
in the same position in nominating
Horatio Seymour for Governor of New
York in the face of his persistent declina-
tion, made emphatic by written notice
to the convention that he would not ac-
cept the nomination. The State, which to
say the very best for them was doubtful
with him as a leader, is hopelessly lost to
them now, whoever they may find that is
willing to be a candidate.
National Republican., 1876-09-08

chuckle, and Gilbert @. Walker, Ran
Tucker and Judge Harris. who acted as
whippers-in upon the occasion, grin. It is
enough to make horse laugh. The truth
is that the ex- -Confederstes and their Cop
perhesd allies hold that all negro votes are
illegal unless cast for Democrats. The
Democrats of Virginia are just as disloysl
now as they were in 1850 after they found
that Abraham Lincoln was elected over
Breckinridge. They despise the Stars and
Stripes just as heartily and cherish the
Stars and Bars just as fondly as they did in
1854. John Goode had not one word Of
rebuke to his constituents for compelling
him to speak over the Confederate flag in
Portsmouth. No doubt he felt inspired by
the sight of that emblem Of the lost cause.
National Republican., 1876-09-08
| OFFICIAL.I

General Order No. 2l9:
NAVY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, Sept. /, 1876. (
The admiral OF the navy, on his application
to the President, and by his direction, is ex-
empted from the provisions of General Order
No. ZIG, operating to place other unemployed
officers OF the navy on "furlough."
GEO. NJ. RoBEsoN,
Secretary of the Navy.
National Republican., 1876-09-08

Persons ea0ing the city during the sum
rser months, and wis6ing to be informed Of
nsatter, trGnspirine at tbs city Of Wash
inoton, can haOs the DAILY NATIONAL Re-
PUBLICAN mailed to their address, Jrss Of
postage, at the JolEoUing rates, payable in
National Republican., 1876-09-08

NFREMEMBER JUS HIS OLD
~ STAND. He pays for Secondhand Cloth
ing, Boots, Shoes &C., flair (cash) priceS'' as
he always has, at 6ls ID street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets northwest. Note by mall promptly
attended to. sep1l-tf
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EOFFICE OF THE COMMISSION
k ERs OF THE SINKING FUND.

EhS
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 6, 1876.
Scaled proposals will be received at this office
until FRIDAY, the 18th instant at II o'clock m, q,
for the sale to the Commissioners OF the Sinking
Fund of fifteen thousand seven hundred and sixty
three dollars and fortythree cents (sl5 4s) of
bonds Of the cities of Washington and Georgetown
aud the District of Columbia. viz:
Market Stock, coupon bonds, per cent.
currency interest. &, 400 90
currency Interest 2 100 o,
currency Interest 80 90
Registered stock of the late corporation of
cent. Currency Interest .o sJ7 90
Registered stock of the late corporation of
cent. cuf rency @ Interest .......i. 5l7 .
Registered stock OF the late corporation Of
Georgetown, per cent. currency interest. SS5 90
Registered market stock of the late corpora
interest ................ s9I at
The commissioners reserve the right to accept
such offers as in their Judgment may be most advan-
tageous MOSES KELLY,
sepS&l3 Treasurer.
National Republican., 1876-09-08
r%GUNs FOR SALE.-wE HAVE

f@SRHGUNS EOK bALE.-"E HAVE
sS Just received (besides our ordinary stock of
secondhand and new Gunsl a la[ge consignm mt If
very fine En- glish breech and mNzZle-loading Guns,
which must be sold within thirty days. We there
fore offer them IS per cent less than they cost to
Import In gold. Each Is fully warranted. Some
samples have been shOp-worn, and will be sold very
low. Among the assortment are W. W. Greener,
Claighbour Sons (their latest make, with all mod
improvements, from 10 to "a gauge, . to 80 in
lamenated and Damascus barrels, rebounding and
triple-wedge locks Pistol and other choice stocks.
Also, a fine stock of gun findings and reyolvers at
3. GOLDSTElN a CO.'S,
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS,
au3I-tf Corner Tenth and ID streets.
National Republican., 1876-09-08
~AssEssORs' OFFICE,
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

h@JDASSEk SOKS' OFFICE,
k DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
August D. 1875.
Notice is hereby given that on and after the llth
day of September next the Board of Assessors of
the District of Columbis will, in compliance with
the act OF July II, 1876 imposing tax on all real
and personal property in said District, assess the
personal property OF all persons who have failed to
make return Of such property as required red BY said
'sPropided, That If any person. firm or corpora
ton shall fail to make the list of mis- its said prop
erty as in this section provided for, the assessor
shall. from the best information he can procure,
make an assessment against such person, firm or
corporation, to which he shall add fifty per centum
GEORGE A. BOHRER,
r. BRACE,
WIN. DIXON,
ISAAC LANDIC.
b. ID. CARPENTER,
au2S-dtd Assessors.
National Republican., 1876-09-08

sFTRY IMPROVED SODA, WITH
N GRANULATED ICE.
Jy21-2m Corner Seventh and streets.
nR 7. n. @. A.
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GOSPEL MEETING
SABBATH EVENING, AT O'CLOCK,
IN ASSOCIATION ROOMS.
SPIRITED SINGING,
Snort ADDRESSES.
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e(TOFFICE OF THE METROPOLI.
sS TAN MIDDLINGS PURIFYING COMPANY OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, gu SEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, August 81, 1676.-The
annua meeting of the stockholders Of this Company
for the election Of trustees will be held at the office
October next from y O'Clock m. to O'Clock p. m.
A. G. HALL,
se2-SSd secretary.
National Republican., 1876-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICES

FLUID LlGHTNIN6 CURES
~ pleurisy, nervous pains, &c., quicker
than any other remedy In the world. bold by an
druggists. sep8-u
e~THE OHIO REPGBLICAN CAM.
kS PAIGN CLUB will meet at O'Clock
THIS friday EVENING". September 9, lS76, at
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, and every Friday evening
during the month, for the OF ustness,
sepS' z. r. WILDER, President.
e~PRESCRIPTlO PREPARED
rs at Coughlin,s Temple Drug Store, and
Ninth streets, at moderate prices. sepS II
eFTO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON.
k GERM give nv son, Harry A. Drury,
his time until age, neither collecting his wages
paying his bills. CURNELlA Z. DRURY.
sepS-3t
rFEEURALGIA, HEADACHE, Ec.,
S cured instantly by fluid Lightning. Sold
AT Temple Drug store and by other druggists.
National Republican., 1876-09-08

nN~H U II p REY'S SPECIFIC,
~ Ponu's Extract, Homeopathic Medicines,
sold at Temple Drug StUre, and Ninth streets.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A GREAT BAR
GAIN.

FOR S ALE.
We have SIXTY-FIvE THOUSAND BRICK for
sale At ! low figure. Apply at once.
fAELNADGE &CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
jy19 92S street northwest,
National Republican., 1876-09-08

ENGLISH AND DO.
RS NFSTIC Articles for ladies' toilet use at
CouRhlin's Temple Drug store. sepS-tf
National Republican., 1876-09-08

Atwo-story frame with rooms, 81, 200.
Apply TO B. II. WARMER, seventh and sts.
PIERCE ST., (NEAR 18th d = STS.)
new frame, with rooms, q. 5O
Apply to b, II. WARMER, Seventh and + SITS.