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National Republican., 1876-09-11

East of rspes and murders; of wounded
Servians tied to trees and roasted alive; Of
young girls denuded, !debauched and after
wards flayed, and Of village upon village
sacked and then consigned to the torch.
Within radius of fifty miles around Alexi-
nstz we are told of no less than forty eight
villages having been burned TO the ground,
their unfortunate inhabitants in almost
every instance sharing q similar fate to
that of the wretched people Of Bulgaria.
The heart sickens in reciting the details of
these fieDdish crimes visited by the Turks
upon Christian community, and we stand
sghast in contemplating such horrors when
we are reminded that we are not living in
the sixteenth century-an age of compare
Osmauli terrorized over Eastern Europe,
but in the nineteenth, an era of Christian
civilization, of liberal ideas and unprece-
dented moral and material progress, when
the power of the cross and not the crescent
is supposed to be paramount. Considering
this, it is with amazement, then, that
we, the next greatest English-speaking
race on the globe, look upon the present ap-
parenty Indifferent and timid and inactive
attitude of Christian Europe toward mis-
cradle, degraded, poverty stricken and
efets Mohammedan ldespotism that is
shocking civilized humanity throughout
Christenden in its conduct of a most bar
barous war. Had it not have been for
Christian England in its blind maintenance
of what it sbsurdly considered the pres
ervation of what is known in Europe in
diplomacy as 'the balance of power,
Russia and the Crimean war would have
ended in 1854, as it should have done, the
power of the Turk in Europe, and Abdul
Aziz, instead of Abdul Hamid, would have
been the last Musselman to have welded
the cimetar of Solymsn on European soil.
The sentiment of Great Britain has, hSy-
ever, undergone q marked change vii
the past twenty years, and to-day N1e
masses who, in 1854, were blatant in their
cries for war with Russia, and who then
ridiculed and scorned Mr. Richard Golden,
and violently condemned his able opposi-
ton TO the Russian war as unstatesmanlike
and unpatriotic, are now beginning to dis
cover that great ststesman's real ability
and wonderful foresight, and realized at
last the incontrovertible fact that the Turk,
as long as he holds power !. in Europe, will
ever remain q growing ulcer upon the
body polite, becoming the more aggra-
waited the more it is poulticed by the pow
erful moral and material protection of one
or the other of the great Governments.
Enlightened humanity in Europe justly
demands the armed interference Of its
rulers, that an effectual and final end be
put to this merciless and unequal strife;
and whether the balance of power in
Europe is disturbed or not, it matters little,
compared with the accomplishment of the
great desideratum in the utter and abso-
lutte suppression on European soil Of a
power whose course for ages toward its
subjects not bending to the crescent has
been one of cruelty, of rapine and of blood
shed without intermission.
National Republican., 1876-09-11
WHOSE OK Is GOREDl

Nearly the whole Southern Democratic
press re-echo the sentiments recently pro-
mulgated in an incendiary editorial of the
Baltimore Gazette. The language of the
Gazette was 'the time has come when we
must meet force with force. To the bay
onet we must oppose the bayouet That
is the only way to saYe republican institu-
"tions and democracy in the United States. I"
This revolutionary language is aimed at
the circular of the Attorney General The
language of that circular, to which excep-
ton is taken, was first used by Caleb Cush-
ing when he was the Attorney General of
Franklin Pierce, Democratic President
1t was then applied to the return of fugi-
tive slaves, and was considered very legal
and appropriate by the same journals who
now object TO it. There is a great differ
ence between the exercise of Federal po wer
for the protection of the rights, privileges
and franchises of American citizens and
the exercise of the same power for the re-
turn of escaped slaves to their masters. The
former is the Republican version and prac-
tice under the laws; the latter was the
Democratic Interpretation of the same laws
and the powers conferred by them. The
Southern press formerly indorsed the exer-
else of those Federal powers in the States
TO the fullest extent. Attorney General
Evarts issued similar circular few years
ago and no fault was found with its tenor.
1t was all right then. But now, when this
Federal power is to be exercised to compel
white banditti to obey United States laws
and to punish them for hunting. beating
and killing citizens, it is monstrous
power. "It must be met with force, says
the Democratic press. Let US remind this
press that this circular need never have
been issued if the Democrats had not used
mob force to prevent the peaceful as,
sembling of the people. The first assault
was made by armed mobs, as in 1861.
The Government was then forced to put
down these mobs. 1t is now apparent that
history is about to repeat ITSELF The Gov:
eminent will be obliged once more to sup
press armed rebellion. This circular is the
National Republican., 1876-09-11
TuRKFY IN FUROPE.

A dispatch from Berlin to the Pail Mall
Gazette SAYS: "The great Powers are still
endeavoriBg to induce the Porte to re-
consider its resolution, verbally expressed,
s.refustng an armistice." The Porte's
written reply is expected shortly. The
telegram further states that "the Porte
earnestly desires peace, and disclaims any
sfntention to make exorbitant demands. "
In the meantime Europe looks on, while
the Turkish, Arab and Circassian hordes in
the armies of the Sultan are repeating daily
IN Seryis the horrible atrocities which
marked the course of their march through
Rnlpsria. The civilized world is appalled,
at the frightful stories which come from the
National Republican., 1876-09-11

IT is QUITE natural perhaps for Exon
federate Virginians to believe an ex-Con-
federate soldier before one who served in the
army ofthe Union. Hence in question of
veIacity between Hon. James II. Platt and
William II. Coe the Virginia press affect to
prefer to believe the latter. The fact that he
has been an avowed Republican AID sup
porter and defender of Mr.. Platt for sew
eral years past does not weaken his testi-
mouy in the least when it is thrown in
favor of Mr. Goode. The latter will have
abundant employment for such witnesses
as Coe until after the election. Coe will
prove faithful, too, perhaps if the pay is
also good.
National Republican., 1876-09-11

u.
elected President of the United
States in 1876.
James buchanan was elected President
of the United States in 1856; entered upon
the duties of his Office March 4, 1857. For
the four years following his Cabinet officers,
friends and advisers devoted their time, tai
ents and energy to arming the South and
inaugurating gigantic war against the life
of the Union. Mr.. Buchanan could find
no authority ia law to justify him in inter-
ferfng with the movements of traitors-to
prevent or suppress the rebellion. Bu-
chanan, the bachelor President, led the
country into war, and then in 1861, like a
coward, abandoned it to its fate.
S. ]. Tilden in 1861 opposed the war and
the war measures of the North or Govern
ment, and set himself up against the meas
ures deemed necessary for the suppression
of the rebellion. In 1864, at Chicago, TIls
den declared the war a failure. If he j.
elected he will be elected in 1876, and will
take his seat as President in 1877, on the
4th of March.
Will history repeat itselfr What assur
ances have we from his past record that if
elected, S. ]. Tilden will not follow in the
footsteps of his great % prototype, or that
he will be able to find in the position of
President authority to interfere in behalf oil
the life ofthe Union ifsssailed by the ever
ready traitor or other enemy that S. j.
Tilden will not lead US into another war in
1881, and then abandon us to our fate or
turn us over to the tender mercies of the
high toned, honorable gentlemen, M. G..
Butler and his gang Of heroes, % of Hmm
burg. s. c.?
National Republican., 1876-09-11

first warning. If this warning is. not
needed, such military force will sweep
through the South this winter as was never
dreamed of during the war of the rebellion.
The people of the North are dreadfully in
earnest in regard to a fair expression of
opinion by means of the ballot, and they
win not submit to have the elections car
ried by fraud and have foisted upon them
such another Congress as the present. No
power can stop them from the vindication
of the purity of the ballot. 1t will be done
peacefully if it can, but by force Of arms if
necessary
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po,,,Io,:. icco -, 80 ,,o,.- oo- S0'''OO'O''

Population in 1860. 81, ZOO, 600; expenses
per capita, So G1 under Buchanan. Popu-
lation in 1875, 42,OOO 900; expenses per
capita under Grant, $2.05. 1t will be seen
that Mr.. Tilden's reproaches all come home
to him and his party. The war made by
him and his partisans has caused this great
outlay and this alleged extravaganca.
When these and other new sources of ex-
pense are deducted, it is patent that the
Republican party has administered the
Government at sc cents per capita less in
1875 than Buchanan did in 1860. So much
for Tilden's brag.
National Republican., 1876-09-11

THE RECORDS of the War Department
contain the explicit information of the
legal and proper disposition by Governor
Hayes of the $400 which the executed
bounty jumper handed to Chaplain Har
per just before he made his last jump into
eternity
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se2-S&d
~GUNs FOR sALE.-wE HAVE

BS just received (besides our ordinary stock of
secondhand and new Guns) large consignm- mt of
very fine English breech and e-loading Guns,
which must be sold within thirty days. We there
fore offer them 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,
Scott & Son, j. Hollis, W. W. Moore, A. II. Ward,
Clalghbour Sons, (their latest make with all mod
ern improvements, from 10 to IA gauge q to 80 in
barrel; from 81 to 9h pound,) London fine twist,
lamenated and Damascus barrels, rebounding and
triple-wedge locks. Pistol and other choice stocks.
Also, fine stock Of gun findings and revolvers, at
D. GOLDSTElN GpCO.'S,
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS',
au3I-tf Corner Tenth and ID streets.
National Republican., 1876-09-11

Persons kaUirg the city during the sum-
neAno"th', and oishtss to Os informed of
MATTERS traHspirfngat the city Of Wash
fngtOn, can hGOs tile DAILY NATIONAL Re-
Dsd to their address, free Of
he JoIEoUing rates, payable in
National Republican., 1876-09-11

~ ERS OF TIE SINkING FUND.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 6, 1876.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at II O'Clock m,
for the sale to the Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund of fifteen thousand seven hundred and sixty
three dollars and fortythree cents (slS 6343) of
bonds of the cities of Washington and Georgetown
and the District of Columbia. viz:
currency Interest. - 400 90
currency Interest 100 90
currency interest. "' l. 80 90
Registered stock Of the late corporation OF
cent. currency Interest. 4sG 90
Registered stock of the late corporation of
cent. afn cafrency @ Interest. ~ SIT
Georgetown, per cent currency Interest SIS 90
Registered market stock of the late corpora
Interest ,.,. ........' .................. so42l
The commissioners reserve the right to accept
such offers in their Judgment may be most advan-
tageous. MOSES KELLY,
senS&I3 Treasurer.
National Republican., 1876-09-11
EDITORIAL POSTSCRIPT.

The difference between the two is: Tweed
took money out of the public Treasury, and
Tilden kept money out of the Treasury. To
most people this would seem "as near alike as
two T.'s."
National Republican., 1876-09-11

GOVERNOR TILDEN complains of extrav-
agance in expenditures by the Republicans
and the grand scale of taxation that has
been pursued. Buchanan's average annual
expenses were, gold, $S1, 100000.
National Republican., 1876-09-11
r@OFFICE OF THE METROPOLl

~ TAN MIDDLINGs PURIFYING COMPANY OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 6U SEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON. August 81, lS76.-The
annual meeting of the stockholders of this Company
for the election of trustees will be held at the office
Of the Company on THURSDAY the 5th day OF
October next from u O'Clock m: to O'Clock p m.
A. G. HALL,
sn2-SEd hecretarx
National Republican., 1876-09-11

au26-tf EVERYBODY WELCOME.
wDELICIOUs FRENCH CHOCO.
Eis6 ATE and EIsTAR Ta CREAM sYRTTR
"5a K6IB sns seVeath and sireets
hyes6 PER SET, EITHER JAW, By
~ DR.. A. N. g. Weisenborn, Dentist, 4OS Four
teenth street northwest also gold filings done at
reasonable price and satisfaction given. apls-u
~A CARD-TO ALL WHO ARE
YOUTH oss of
% seRG refPs hs tina. wiz 4emsgy sqTs
was was discovered sy = missionary in ssath Ameries.
Send se,f-asarsssed enYslSpe p H e the Rev. JOS.
City. .AA e'-Ol - nlOle A0Isss IssawFs% NV tHiA
~ THE BEST.
MILBURN's SODA WATER.
NATURAL SPRING WATERS ON DRAUGHT.
ioh-ooLD TEA oofFhh AND CHOCOLATE.
apI6u lrs Pa. svenue. near willsrd's Hotel.
~sAMARITAN NERvINE, THE
ST. ana Ps
vons diseases; the only known positive remedy for
las never been Known % fa in single case Trial
package free. Enclose stamp for circular, giving
Boz IN, st. Joseph, Mo. no2S-n
~TEETH 90 PER SET, EITHER
law Sy DR. A. P.as; graduate tSs R Of eh1 MtIS Col,
GSeS. cheaso 81 se1en. 81 street se esss e cSr
ner 0fp. Extracting chidren's teeth, Is cents.
1ell-u
eWBz. J. b. JOHNSON, OF ALEX.
sna Ss e.
me bistriss Of 6Slu%6is; .,u.,. - ,.,-...
Tl!sTd,s hotel l and the owen 69,;s. -.
~LEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFS
!. se RFMhh1 J5B TaE oFFGE SS
~ H o L N 4 MS
Fever and Aeue and Liver Pad
CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE, SIMPLY BY
ABSORPTION.
The Best Liver Regulator fnthe World
The only true cure for and preventive of malaria
in all Its forms:
LfVsr Co~plafnt, yasndfce,
PsSgsBsia> @ EAs,1satfsM, Ssa
Neuralgia, BiiiOas Disorders, &C., DO.
None genuine without the Trsde-Mark and sigma
ture Of the Inventor on the wrapper.
Ask you, druggist for it. For certificates, read
little blue book-ESemy IN the Air.
WIN. +. KIDDER . CO..
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs.
.. No. ss John street. New York.
Sent by mail on seceipt ofR. Jes-FMwsm
~-wRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
~ at this office.
JAMES =. HARROVER,
1885 FOURTEENTH STREET N. W.,
Stoves, GFafes, Ranges, House.Fur.
Btshfng Goods, &c.
ROOFING and SCOUTING speciality.
seP.-o
nYEING AND SECURING ESTABLISH
IL MENT.-The undersigned call the attention
al rscf M shft
sss esy 81 Sss1 n ths sRnss n the
lsos Seventh street, between and northwest.
TAX NOTICE! TAX NOTICE.
Headquarters for payment of Special Improve
Large discount saved By By paying pa J. At g Epse;
,o,-s. po lts III Psnnsylysnia mi, avenue, avenue, n
CEwING MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
for rent, and all attachments without extra
se4-6t' ~ Ninth street northwest.
w THE 6sIncr 4sl I
The Chance Clothing and Furnishing House is
now open and ready for business, and offers to the
=. EARLY FALL CLOTHING
for men and boys, cut. trimmed and made in the
most fashionable manner
The mode Of conducting THE CHANCE Is ex-
planned by posters and small handbills. In addi-
lion to sellis goods at small advance on cost we
offer prizes consisting Of gold and silver Watches
establishment and giving our customers a chanos
e gain something in connectiop With Mo Their pur-
se7-tf i''''' 0 ssi Pennsyiysnis avenue.
National Republican., 1876-09-11

n~ASSESSORS'O OFFICE,
rs DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
August 26, 1875.
Notice is hereby given that on and after the Ilth
day of September next the Board of Assessors of
the District of Columbia will, in compliance with
the act of July u 1876, imposing tax all real
and personal property in said District assess the
perfonal property OF all persons who have failed to
make return Of such property as required by said
act In section 10 of said act of July T. 1876 IL is
"Prorfded, That If any person, firm or corpora
ton shall fail to make the list of mis- or its said prop
erty, in this section provided for, the assessor
shall. from the best information he can procure,
make assessment against such person, firm
corporation, TO which he shall add fifty per centum
thereof"
GEORGE A. BOHRER,
r. BRACE,
NJ. DIXON,
ISAAC LANDIC.
b. ID. CARPENTER,
auzS-dtd assessors.
NTREMEMBER JUST R,S OLD
- STAND. He pays for Secondhand Cloth
ing, Boots Shoes, &C., as fair (cash) prices
he always has, at 6l9 ID street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets northwest Note by mail promptly
attended to. seplI-tf
National Republican., 1876-09-11

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN has A
LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER
MORNING PIPER IN THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

o~ccOo.oocScScN|ScS~S~S cS~S~ScS~NSoCocScN~
H~TAB ERNAOLE n Z ETIN q
~ Or street, near Fourteenthl-Monday even
ing, Rev. b. p. Brown; Tuesday. Rev. DIR. Domer;
" Wednesday, Rev Jos. X. Wheeler; Friday, Rev,
DIR. Noble. Public cordially invited. seIIs
National Republican., 1876-09-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

hSMOUNT VERNON r.. A. CHI AP.
- TER, No. q, +. A. A. M.-The members
of this Chapter are hereby notified to attend n spe
cial conyocation at Masonic Temple on MONDAY,
1lth instant at 1:30 O'Clock p. for the purpose
of making arrangements for attendl ag the funeral
of our deceased companion; Z. =, scHREINER:
W. II. APPLETON,
SELL M. Il. I'll. z. irn tenn.
National Republican., 1876-09-11
~OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION.

hSNEURALGIA, HEADACHE, &C.,
~ cured Instantly by Fluid Lightning. Sold
at Temple Drug Store and by other druggists.
National Republican., 1876-09-11
~ n O T &c L Z.

All persons wishing to avail themselves of the ad-
yantages of Prof. j. Esputa's five dollar per an-
mum MUSIC CLASS would do well to call at Lin
coin Hall and enter their names, as the class will
open on SATURDAY, September 16, at O'Clock D.
NJ, after which no one will be admitted. sell-6t
National Republican., 1876-09-11

n@ @PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED
- al Coughlin's Temple Drug Store, and
Ninth streets. at moderate nrLcPs. nSI
National Republican., 1876-09-11

HOUSES AND FARMS FOR SALE-SEV.
IL eral two-story HOUSES and COTTAGES -.
monthly payments. Valuable Building LOTS -
on easy terms. Also, FARMS in the District, ~
Maryland and Virginia for Sale exchange. -
APPLETON p. CLARK,
mh15-WFMu 70s street northwest.
EOR RENT-A GOOT dOUSE AND STORE,
Il with all the modern improyements-gas, water,
&c.-situated the northeast corner Of Thirteen
and-a-h ana ID streets northwest. Apply at the
opposite corner
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STRAWS,

n, IN old bachelor elected President
of the United States in 1855.
n, an old bachelor, who wants to be
elected President of the United
States in 1876.
National Republican., 1876-09-11

RlS5oIO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON.
rs CERN.-I give INV sou, Harry A. Drury,
his time until age, neither collecting ais wages nor
paying his bills. CURNELIA z. DRURY.
National Republican., 1876-09-11

rs MEsTIC Articles for ladies' toilet use at
Coughlin's Temple Drug Store. sepS-tf
el#H U NJ HREY'S SPECIFIC,
R Ponds Extract, Homeopathic Medicines,
sold at 7, mple Drug Store, and Ninth streets.
National Republican., 1876-09-11

nPFLUID LIGHTNING CURES
~ pleurtsy, nervous pains, &c., quicker
than any other remedy In the world. Sold BY al
druggists. seps-tf
National Republican., 1876-09-11

WANTS.
SS nm WAITED On TIE BEST
pc,OOO real estats hnssN nSssscNHrisy, uvrps
Real Estate Agent, ofice rs Fifteenth Street.
WANTED-s1,5Oo FOR TwO OR THREE
w years, ON real estate; northern part Of city:
wppy to
WANTED-A COMPETENT PERSON TO
w engage in the manufacture Of Eye Glasses
FpSsr Roa NEW patent Call at Si street north .ss
"ANTED-SALESMA FOR THIS SEC
w TION; suitable salary and travelling ex-
psnses. Address enclosing stamp) Gem Ma5ufac-
WANTED D-sMALL HOUSES IN ALL
parts Of the city. q, K ssvSntb wilson, s9rss,
&10A DAY AT HOME. AGENTS
2I1I wanted: Outfit and terms free. TRUE
CO., Augusta, Maine. mhs-ly
CECONDHANDCLoTH WANTED AND
sequence Of the large sales made daily, am in
RseS RsS. Of Of fhe fSST saf pFSEsd g buy al
BEDDISG, WATCHES, PISTOLS, &c.,, At the
BY mali prompt attention viii be given BY ''1
aug25-n sT7 ID street northwest.
DR a. PRATT, DENTIST, HAS RE-
~ moved to the northwest corner Of Seventh and
streets, over Crandall's bookstore, where he will
be pleased TO see his old patrons, and the general
public. je22-u
FOR SALE OR RENT.
~>~>~~-~~-~oO~~-oo ~-oooO~Oo-~-o-~~~~
HOUSES FOR SALE AND RENT IN
". l.. RAINFALL, AMaL Marble Building,
sep6- I'm GU Seventh street northwest.
EOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT-THAT
y beautifully finished RESIDENCE, 1874 O.
street northwest, containing seventeen rooms, ~
most eligibly located. and possessing all modern ~
improvements. Half cash. Apply to W. MOTT
TISGHAM, corner of Third and x streets south.
east, or TO y. A. POSEY, Fort Foot, Maryland.
tan21-H
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HOUSES

HOUSES
TO R RENT.
No. 200 South street. 12 rooms ms..............sio0
Corner Second and southeast, furnished. l25
Corner First and streets southeast, IA rooms. 100
6C6 street, Il rooms. 50
lie Droit Park, Il rooms oms....................... 90
1889 street northwest, rooms. 80
1l39 Twentyfourth street, rooms. 25
Several others, large and small houses.
Two very large BRICK STABLES, with all mod
Two beautiful COTTAGES at Mount Pleasant.
THEU. +. GATCHEL,
se9-1Ot Corner Eleventh and streets.
FOR RENT-FINE BRICK HOUSE, NO.
u 81 street north east; 13 rooms, gas. water and
all modern improvements; rent 81. .66 per month.
FRAME HOUSE, No. l22 Tenth street north
BRiCK HotSE, No. 1856 Corcoran street;
f00mS' ssTo JOS. +. KELLEY, Real Estate Agent,
s:Hz-3t 9O2 Eighth street northwest.
1OI "HODE ISLAND AVENUE-THE
= tso..-a In which have resided ever
since It's arsctioas '"wiofered for Rent cheap to
desirable tenants; also, 70. EouGteenth and P
ing House southeast corner las N street
northwest, or WIN. Mclean S lumber gsns.st"
Thirteenth and streets northwest.
1711 NEW YORK AVENUE, NEAR
1 IL New State Depsrtment-For .Rent-A
two-story Brick House, eight rooms. hall, cellar
front and back yards: south front; so month,
advance. Inquire on the premises, or next door.
ENOR RENTAL s3S EACH PER MONTH
II Two of those new, handsome COTrAGESat
LIE DrUit Park, complete with all modern convent
elsewhere. A. L, BARBER CO.,
se2-7t LIE Droit Building.
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BOARDING

HAMILTON HOUSE, FOURTEENTH AND
Desirable rooms for permanents and translents;
ais fabl la hna Sir
National Republican., 1876-09-11

EoR sALE-HoRsE, BUGGY AND BAR.
y NESS, in nrst-rate order. Horse Is
kind, will stand without hitching, Apo ls 30
Q fast road horse. Inquire at NEA
KELEHER'S STABLES, Nt
se2s-n q Eighth street.
National Republican., 1876-09-11

MONDAY MoRN1NG:::::sEPTEMBER IL, IS7s
National Republican., 1876-09-11

k~eB8. J. b. JOHNSON, OF ALEX.
kSS andria, Va, offers his professional services
Surgeon, Physician and Oculist to the citizens Of
the Distriet Of Columbia.
ONCE, Ne. lm Pennsylvania avenue, between
Willard's hotel and the Owen ho1se.
Once hours from 10 q. m. TO p. IN. my1S-H
National Republican., 1876-09-11

new three-story brick with "A rooms, sil, ,oOO
Apply to b. a. WARNER, seyenth and sts,
National Republican., 1876-09-11

Grants expenses in 1875 were. q.
nndnp+ fnfaraSf on namnara .