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National Republican., 1876-01-26
Future DAYS.

DY EDWIN J. SWEET,
ID Real Estate Broker and knctioneer,
No. 6ii Seventh street, opposite o.s.Poss Once
ssS SALE AkksSNkST shfSR
RSE4h%E sSHSTEHs NEAR sS n! srssET saAFH STREET
and N sss IssaEaI LSf a tSs SS 81.
sSs @ ss1 a gSS
real estate, SITUATE IN the city Of Washington,
shres square sGw nnnSsrea four Snndred
and eighty one. tisl, and beginning for the same
rom hs the nsrthwes. eornes q ssld iSe thsse and
running theace south along the east line S of sixth
thence east ninety.thfee 3J feet four and one half
anS tSenes RS Ess. 5
ieet fo,r and one half {tS, inches 70 the place Of
Terms Five hundred dollars in cash, and the
% mum. secured Sy ) deed q trast On the properly
CHASER % :. asR'i sRe time of sale All
the cost Of he purchaser. If the terms Of sale are
Of sale Tie trustees Win resell the property At the
risS and cost Of the defauItiag purchaser.
HkafsaRD fEkS II 4. WARNER, Trustees
ASTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until TUESDAY. December u. same hour and
kkhEkr kkhfahsS s. u. HASkh AWSkkhSER. }rrustee'.
de7-TuTh5&ds
sSTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
poned until TUESDAY, January 1, 1870, same
hour and place.
bkRiaaR6 bskkhRI &; 4. aAEsh AMEkshSER, Trustees.
dea1-TuThS&ds
Eg THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until TUESDAY, January IL, 1876, same
hour and place.
BkRhsI BkRiNaRb &; HAktk,a Il. .AWktk,axEs, srrustee'.
jai-TuThSSds
S5-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
pcned until TUESDAY, January Is, ISIS, same
hour and place.
hksEEl kksiaaRS s. a. WARNER, Trustees.
jall-TuTh&ds
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until TUESDAY, February l, 1916, same
hour and plAre.
kksIsan6 kksERf &; Il. HAkh, Warner, }Trustees.
tais-TuTh&ds
National Republican., 1876-01-26
MEDICAL.


GREAT MEDICAL BOOK AND SE-a-a
VI CRETS ~H
for ladies and gents. Sent free for two
stamps. k~I
Address, st. Joseph Medical Institute, l"J
st, Joseph, Ho. no2e-ly tAA
National Republican., 1876-01-26
a HTICAh
BuSINeSs DIRECTORY.

O0ntaanIns cards Of Rfrst-Class Estnbs
IisSnsats In all Branches OF B1sis
-~s tn the Distriet.
National Republican., 1876-01-26

WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGENENT, BEGINNING
TWO rR,1ss ApRIt Aha D. fTTG;rpr re;
sUNDhY, BsTWEEN ALsxAN-!if
DRlA AND BOUND HILL.
Leave Washington Z. . a. n. and p. m, and
AleLandri. st s:lo .. m: and 1:lo p: m; pass
Leesburg, going westward, At II 10 Q. m. and $50
p. M, and arrive at Round Hin at II N. and z p.
m. Leave Round Hill At 6:1 Q. m. R:o p. M
pass Leesburg, going eastward, at q. m. and l:i6
p. N, and arrive at Alexandria s:l5 g. m and a:l5
p. m. AND 1t Washington At $50 a. m. and 3:3o
~Passengers from washington viii take the
Warrington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad station At .. m. and D. m,
and go through 70 Round hn without change OF
The BID .. m. train from Alexandra and II 80 p.
n, train from Round Hill connect At Round Hill
with Harris Daily Line Of Coaches for Snlckers-
Willie, Berryvfle and Winchester; also, with
Reamer's Line Of Coaches, which leave LeesburE
daily for Aldie and Middieburg.
Both Trains westward make close connection At
Vienna with Sisson's Line Of Stages for Fairfax
Commutation tickets, cents per mile; annual
tickets, go, r. II. HAVESER,
ap9-H General Ticket Agent.
National Republican., 1876-01-26
RECOMMEND 1T HEARTILY.

SOUTH BOSTON, Feb. 4, $50.
II. n. Serens, esq.
DEAR SIR: Il have taken several bottles of your
VEGErNE, and am 1nyinced 1t Is q valuable REM
edy for Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaint and general
can heartily recommend 1t to all suffering from
the above complaints.
Yours, respectfully
336 Athens street.
yEGETISE Is sold by all Druggists.
x22-W&Af
National Republican., 1876-01-26

DevIIn & Co., (Of New York, llo6 ST.
SILVER PLATERS.
kOSert $iPf6 StPe6aSS. s4 81 s BET. Sh Snd sn
STAMPING DEPOTS.
eTaE 3alins done
STATIONERY, etc.
Ben Isnef ststOns1 All Sta Sc ops De-
W T. g .1a pa sPsT
cles, engraving, &c.
STEAM AND GAS FILTERS.
Alex. B. shepherd Co., siOPA. ave. and cor. Pa.
STEAMER LINES.
New York, AIexandria, Washington and George
pesr Pstreet Bridse business ofce s. %atei
ST., Georgetown. cleaners leave New York
F,idsy morning, " and AleIandria same day 4
New ! xpress Line via canal, between PhIladel-
phla and Alex sndfia, Washlngton and George
en %eGa,,d.s at .. ne sV and PSilsdeip6ia y every
SATURDAY at Il IN. 6. +. Hyde. agent, 50 Water
Inl ana aud Seal Eoard Coastlng Company. oRce,
18th ST. under metropolitan Bank.
snd Wharf, atthe Ferry wharf, fsot of 18th st,
Mount Vernon Line foot of7th st. Steamer leaves
daily At 20 a. m.
P0tS@ls s.3s bs s1d Tssf foot
and alex andriA-
STONE YARDS,
Acker 4 Co., GER. North Capitol and stS.
STOVES, RANGES. Etc.
JAS. X. Narrower, 1886 18th 81.
TELEGRAPH INSTRUMENTS.
Batteries, Wires and supplies, George Q. Maynard,
7Ql IAh ST.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
BE:C Il cigSTs. Best Of Of all ali. 30 ST., NV. w
UMBRELLA FACTORIES
WIN. Rogers, jr., 42j IIih ST.
BNDERTAKERG
X. W. Barker. 6l2 IiLh st.
Richard =. Harvey, 934F St.
WAN FLOWERS.
Mime n Z. B. Cary. s2l 18th ST.
WUEELWRIGHTs. Etc.
Prescott Wheel Company, 18th and streets. Al.o
Carriage Velocipedes.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Thomas Russell, 1913 Pa. are.
Cur. Xander, si3 7th st.
WOOD AND COAL YARDS.
Stephenson Brother, Seyenth-street wharf. All
supplies direct from first hands, and delivered
direct TO the consumer, with no intermediate
profits.
YANHEE NOTIONS.
II. Adler, S04 Pa. ave. Wholesale only.
National Republican., 1876-01-26

~ w. q. hHC1",
B00kBlhDEh AND PAPER.RulEh
Ess s51 Rennsylyanln ave., hes. Tsn1A
and Eleventh sts., South Side.
~Bookl elegantly or plaanly bsund. Pr alI
A1d nsWspapsu carefully att1nAM -,
National Republican., 1876-01-26

DETHOnAs DOWLIN8, AactIoneer.
TtrsTEE's SALE OF IMPROYED PRoPERTY
On DGNBARToN rREET BETTEEh
I GREEN AND WASHINGTON SfRkEIS
- By.yirtne Of deed. of trust, dated novem
a. ber 10 1874 and recorded In Lloer 76L IoIle
.H G.. and ae the request OF the party secured
- thereby, will sell. on u.TUESDAr the 1st daY
OF February, 1876, In front Of the premises, a. 5;3J
o'clock D. m. part of lot No. 159. In Beils add
tiou Georgetown n. fronting IS feet on the south
side of DunDarton street. and having Depth et ~
feet The property Is improved with two story
brick structure and Is now occupied by q. r. no D
iBs as . market store.
Terms: One third cash: the residue at six and
twelye months. with int centum per
annum, be secured by deed OF tru- t. one nun
drtd dollars deposit at time OF sale, and terms to
piled with In i've days; other wise deposit TO
be forfeited. All eodveyaacing and recording NJ
FRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
THOMAS DUWLIN6,
Ianrs % % akyebi Aucuoueer.
National Republican., 1876-01-26
RALTIMURE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE of F:lcp TInE, 6. JAN p is7'' -; g
An. Leave Washington. sA-1H
SS:SS baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
7:3 BALIiMoEE hHrREss-Daily. Breakfast At
500 NEw YoRK EXPRESS. ON Sunday to Balti-
more only, stopping az Way stations.
s:S Cineipnatl.St. Louis and Pittsburg Express.
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations: o:s5 a. m. on
$50 rsnt "a stGrPDss Psns " Wsy sesaz stst0ps
1o:lS BALTIMoRE UGL1NIrED EXPRESS. No stops.
I:@ NEW York AND NQEroLKE xPREss-DaIiy.
$3.50 Baltimore, Frederick and way Stations, vts
As Point q koeks, Frederick, Winchester aud
Ia BtLT1NoRE EXPRESS. Stopping at Laurel.
as Baltimore. Annapolis and Way Stations.
$50 CHIcXGo AND CoLu,IDus ExPRxss-DaIly.
Connects for Hsge<ssown and Winchester.
sS BTs1EE B.jtmSGs a1S GTEaTss WaL sss,,,,ou,-p.ur
fLTTsBURG d EXPELsS-paiiy; sS DAILY All hy Nay sta
Does not connect for Pittsburg on Sunday.
BIS NEW YORK EXPRESS. Sleeping cars TO New
s:e5 Baltimore, Bladensburg, BeltsvIIle, Laurel
and Annapolis Junct!on-Daily.
LIAvK CAMDEN station. BALTIMORE FOR
$40, 5:so, sf5 m. Eco 4;io. 500. eeo s:s5 and
IOI9P p: m. daily, except that 12:0o p. m. train
$50, sD i0:so a. m, S:i5, $3.50 s:l5 p. m. daily,
No connectio1 on Sunday for Hagerstown, Fred
erlck, An napolis staunt0n or Valley Branch, nor
foI New YORK and Philadelphia at 500 a. IN. and
For further Information apply .. .he Baltimore
IS Pennsyysns eG fvsl venue. Whefs orders win Be
taken for S,sgsss to be oheShkes h aSa saxRe
LIN. COLE, General Ticket Agent. x
National Republican., 1876-01-26
11EBal9ss'sst EBa9ssstFys tIF1ysUrD BEEF
AND TONIC INvIGORAToR,

and America for Consumption, Debility, Loss OF
Appetite, Fever. Asue, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Female and Children Maladies. -
OPINION OF DR. r. s. STEUART, President
Maryland Insane Hospital. Baltimore, Nd.
- 81 can recommend Leibig's Liquid Ex.
tract of Beef the most efficient preparation
have ever met with. IL combines the virtues of
food and tonic In remark able wsy.n
OPINION OF DR. WIN. H. STOKES, Physician
TO Mount Hope Retreat, near Baltimore.
az have great pleasure in addln my tes-
tlmony to the virtues Of LeibiR's Liquid Extract
or Beef and Tonic Inyigorator the very best
preparation used, ands Therefore, confidently
AND MANY OTHER TESTIMONIALS.
PUT Up IN PINT BOTTLES-tl EACH-TAKE
NO OTHER.
SOLn By
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Wholesale Agents,
DCHELLER d PINKARD,
de2s-TuTbASiv 81 Pennsyiyania avenue.
National Republican., 1876-01-26
VEGETINE.
CANCER
C. A N
BE CURED !
ALL THAT MAY BE SAID TO THE
CONTRARY NOTWITHSTANDING.

The following extraordinary cure OF Cancer,
which had been pronounced beyond the reach OF
medicine by the best medical skill of New England,
certainly merits the most profound OF the
medical faculty, many OF whom are now daily pre-
scriblng VEGETINE In New England, where it has
already become firmly est1 blshed and Is gnlzed
by all classes TO be the only reliable Blood
PuriHer.
National Republican., 1876-01-26
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

If yEGEIINE will relieve pain, cleanse, purify
and cure such diseases, restoring the patient TO
many remedies, suffering for years, Is It not con-
cnred Sn ySn yySs medic,Se y0d can s Ss
great curesf 1t works In the blood, in the circu-
Purifier. The great source OF disease originates
n the blood, and no medicine that does not act
directly upon IL, to purify and renoVate, has any
inst claim upOn public attention.
National Republican., 1876-01-26
RAILROADS.

IPAILROAR TICK ETS AT GREATLY
| ~ reduced rates at PARKINSON HOUSE, cor
ner Third street and Pennsyiyania avenue. Tick
National Republican., 1876-01-26
sEvENTY.ONE YEARS OF AGE.

Mr.. SerenS:
DEAn SIR: am seyenty-one years of age; have
suffered many years with Kidney Complaiat, weak
ness In my back and stomach. was Induced by
friends 70 try your VEGETINE. and think it the
best medicine for weakness OF the kidneys ever
used. 1 have tried many remedies for this COM
paint, and never found so much relief as from the
NEGETINE. 1t strengthens and invlgorates the
whole system. Many OF my ac0uaintances have
taken IT. and believe it TO be good for ali the
plants for which II Is recomme uded.
Yours, truly,= JOSIAH II. SHERMAN.
National Republican., 1876-01-26
APPROVED STATEMENT.

CHARLEsTowS, MASS, March q, 1865.
DEAR SIR: In the year 1850 while residing at
Portland, Me-, was afflicted with Cancer on my
nose, which made rapid progress. All of the best
physicians there were consulted, without any BEN
crease and extend, until IL was invading my whole
system. 1 suffered the most excrutiating pains,
until my nose was nearly gone, and found Il was
approaching q fatal termination. Being burned
moved here, when was entreated 10 try til Indian
Blood Remedy, VKGETISE, and suffering greatly,
without hope or confdence in relief by any med
cine, finally consented 10 try IL; and only those
who have a similar suffering can realize my
the open sore commencing 10 heal. Gaining con-
rdence that the disease was being successfully
combatted by the VEGETINH, (for took no other
medicine faithfully continued Its use and in six
months the cancer was healed and my health fully
lam confident If had used vEGETINE in the
early stages OF the disease IL would have sted
Its progress and saved years OF great suffering.
desire simply that other may be benefited and at
OF suffering humanity only, 1 cseerfully add my
testimonial 70 its entire success in my case, and
though have lost nearly all Of nv nose, my face is
entirely healed and enjoy good health. My hus-
band joins with %R 55GSHN tfi
39Everett street,
Fully Concurring In the above.
The above statement is from one who was q great
sufferer for many years, trying many physicians
trying this remedy-the VEGETINE. Does IL not
coneusively show the searching, cleansing, purify
ing and healing quantities of the NEGErISEy Have
you any doubt about trying the VEGErISE for dis
given Z 10 over ave hundred Who have YOHHisre %
given testmony OF Its cures.
National Republican., 1876-01-26

1875. rrsssRExEs1. sHHAf 1876.
ROUTE
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH b
SOUTHWEST.
WINER ARRANGEMENT.
On aauafter November q. ISIS, trains viii ran %
Washington... 500 .. m. Baltimore. $50 .. n.
THE GREAT nouR1! l. rR.ox Sop 2;19 p m.
wiIn ELESAST SCENERY, Palace state-roon.
o.I hno NJ iSnt cars with modern improvements.
I'VE 9nundred miles saved TO Western and Central
500 3. m. daily for the West, Daily, except Sun.
day. for the Worth, to Canaan daigua, Buffalo and
I:4 ., m. daily, except Sunday, West and Norts
. 10 WLliamspor and Lock Haven.
7:lo D. N. daily, for Pfttsburg and the West, and
daiiy, except Saturday, for the North =
Through from WASHINGTON 20 PIttsburg, Chicago,
and Rochester without chapRe.
Tickets Y thh route can Be procu5ed st ne Of q;
Pennsyivania avenue and Sixth street and Penn,
syiysniA avenue, where reliable tnformaaoz VIII
be given At all times.
secure Accommodations IN Palace cars for Pitts
burg, Chicago, and Rochester. povn T,
General Passenger Agent, Philadelphia,Fa.
National Republican., 1876-01-26
ADvERTIsING AGENTS.

ADvEBTISIHG AGENTS.
Max Cohen. 50, street northWeJt,
ASRIOYAEUkA WAEEHOUnks.
samuel G. Pa mer. s. Greene So, Georgetown,
ARCHlI ECTS.
R.Si, CO.. .S5dS s,S m eSS st.; OPP Pat. oho''
james @ T q. MEG ii 7os street northwest.
ART Ga ALLERIES.
BarlOw's gallery ffne arts, Y Penn avenue.
ATTORR EYB.AT.LAW.
G. stoErs, ISe4 ST., near Treasury Department.
O. p RaTFss P1aa a sTssf ssTsst P Notary con.
Richard T. Mer-ick ISOS St. bet. 18th an 18th.
B. MesS olaaGss 70 Ga fss tas s1s Sh A 5ih st.
BiTTsy I AZ EIF1 ,1Is,a II; $S4E i s.; N n; ,MsSw.
Henry Ulke. II Pennsy,vants ave. northwest.
AUCTIO RS.
Thos. Howiing, cor. Penn. ave. aud lith st.
%SFneF eOf S SGF snd IF FED
Fitch, Fox / 60 1899 Peuu. ave. northy est
,RsS nala 6SF Or4 Fsna 1 and 10Th
Thss. Gailigan sSs and $40 La. sse: northwest
AwHIN9S, FLAGS, &c.
NJ; G. Copeland, 64s Logtsi,nA Svenue.
BAKERIES.
a. Kr,f .oaheast cor Penn ave ave and 18th St.
G. NJ Lamb hr Sd cake Asd pie; 2 E;S Sspitol s''
Heber's brass and string, T25 7th st. southeast.
RANKS AND BANKERS.
RtKxt Co., Executive ave.. cor. 18Th IL
NsNonaI Metr0p olltan Bank, 18th st.s opposite
Treasury ID =partment ,c
Lewis johnson Co., Bankers, buy and sell &ov-
eminent bonds, coin, and excnange. DrAW
hills of exchange In sums to suit, on England,
France, Grr many, Sweden, Holland, Switzer-
land, and Denmark Banking house cor. IA.
ave, and 10Th ST., Vernon Place.
II. x, Otiey & o., Bankers, cor. 18TH and SIS.
sherman & Graut, Bankers, li?5.F st northwest,
Henry d, Cook, jr., & Co., bankers. l4ZS stN Nv.
j. H Squires Co general bankers ana prokersi
1916 Pa. Ay ,pp. willard's.
Metropolitan Savings Bank. cor. 7th ST. q La. ave.
The National Savings Bank, cor. New ork ave.
and 18th St. p'ys per cent. per annum on ne-
posits for eAch calendar month. SINKING
hours, 9tS+ Saturdays, 9to and TO s.. S.p,.
Sermsn-AmerIcAn Sayings Bank, Federal build
inEs,cor. 7Ih and sts. Banking hours, Am.
te4p. IN Saturdays, open from I 70 ?. m ;ior
and burgIIr proof safe-deposit vault, with
boxes for rent Certificates of deposit on this
bans, which cost nothing but their face, are "a
good rs postal money orders anywhere In tine
United States and draw per cent per annnm
interest for every calendar month they may pe
outstanding.
A. GAppleman stock Bond Broker, 1f25 Pa.ave.
Peter Campbell, stock K Bond BROKER, l433 Pa.ave.
HH Dudley, stock & Bond Broker, 6A La. ave.
j. C, Law Il Co stock Bond RrOkers, G3 AZ st.
BANK NOTE ENGRAVERS.
Excelsior Bank Note Company. l42e New York
Avenus-John G. WellstOod, President
New York once, 2SS Broadway, col. Warren 81.
National Republican., 1876-01-26

1876. 1870
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
THROUGH LINE TO BALTIMORE,
NEW Y0Rh. go:
ALL PNNTs IN On The TIE. NEW ENGLAND
. On and .fte, January 2, $50, strains By this
Railroad, corner OF Sixth and streets as follows:
for Philadelphia, New York and points East
1:@P. p. EIpress for Philsdelphi. and New York
a:s5 3: p Express for Philadelphia and way points
$40 p. m: Express for Phiadelpaia, New York and
PtIIMih IihMsi f PnREoR daI CARS on all Day Trains,
,PpLLNAN PALACE sLEEPINa CARS On
Tickets and Information can be procured at the
Baggage called for aad checked at hotels and Pr
vate residences orders left 1t the ofhces ofths
eompsny, northeast corner Thirteenth street and
Of Sixth STREET and Psnnsyiy4nis avenue; 800
corner sixth and streets.
ID. N. BOYD, JR.,
General Passenger AESspps EVA fGnilsSaslpAai.s 2 Ss5pA "a.
fehiS Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
National Republican., 1876-01-26

ssr Third street and feansTiTsni, avenue: Tist
1876. GREAT 1878.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails Splendid
scenery, Asgnihcent EquiPment
iA Sixth and streets, e % as foslo%s: fS CORNER Oh
fSs Ssy 1sR fPSr aps hs 6sl " Sei
80 =. IN. daily, with Palace Car To- s..-.-.
Baltimore & Potomac Railr0ad.
For GanandaIgua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fall.
sf SGIth sIG:e s sas s7ssg' ssas.E sss sse
F.:: $::s s s Se
s,,s Ss,ss ssss1i ss'
sns 1:5s and siO p. R p daily Limited Express:
Acconnedsiiori for f Baltimore. $40 p. m. daily,
For Pope's Greek Line, 7:5o a. m. and 40 p. m.
Sunday.
Alexandria L Fredericksburg Railway and Alex
dldTia 4 washington Railr0ad.
Fer hIsrsnsrIa aIG sSI%sI l I. and ~
Forths South, 1ia Richmond, 11:ss D. m dailv, en-
cept Sunday, s:4O q. IN; daily, and via Lynchburg
Trains leave Aie1andria for Washington, q, "a
8, 10, II a: m, !, 4, s; and p. IN. On Sunday
At and 10 a. M. and y. m.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Psrlor Car
lccommodations can be procured at the ofiees:
Northeast corner of Thirteenth street and Pean-
eylvania avenue, northeast corner Of Sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue and at the depot, where
orders can be left for the checking of baggage to
destinstl tlon from hotels and Residences
I'D. Nj MI
Gen I Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1876-01-26

AUCTION SALES.

NNOO.DN0rJNO~.@ON~SN. .NO~~NONI~O~ONONNNON@-
lPaeuro DAYS.
National Republican., 1876-01-26

WAsHIsaToH. Tuesday evening, Jan. =.
In New York to-day money was easy; offered
st 4. Gold closed st 1l2TI9113, Exchange steady
at $50. Government bonds active and strong.
The following are the closing rates for Goysra-
rnanta furntshsd NV "a IN finoEa IL q
National Republican., 1876-01-26
JOB PRINTING,

NNo~o/ONo~N~0~0~N 0~NOrOoNoON~~Nr~n-1SN
National Republican., 1876-01-26
AUCTION SALES.

Io~O~O~~|U<(SN NO0-N0-N~NO(||O|OO
10. DAY.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-04
THE PRESIDENTS OF THE
UNITED STATES.

During the eighty eight years which
have elapsed since the organization Of
the Federal Government. there has been
eighteen Presidents Of the United
States. Fifteen Of them were elected
to the Presidency by the people; and
three. Tyler. Fillmore, and johnson.
were elected Vice Presidents. Tyler
became President on the death of Gen.
Harrison; Fillmore on the death Of Gen
Taylor, aud :Johrson after the ass
nation OF Abraham Lincoln
Nine States. six of them Northern
and three Southern, have furnished our
eighteen Presidents. Virginia has had
five ot them, Washington. Jefferson,
Madison. Monroe aud Tyler.
Tennessee has had three. Jackson.
Polk and Johnson. Massachusetts has
had two. John Adams. and John Quincy
Adams, New York two. Van Buren, and
Fillmore, Illinois two, Lincoln and
Grant.
New Hampshire has had one, Pierce;
Pc lnsylvania one. Buchanan; Louisiana
one. TAYLOR. and Ohio one, Harrison
~ between the North and the South,
our Presidents have been divided with
absolute impartlality; nine of them
Washington. Jefferson, Madison. Mon
roe, Jackson, Tyler, Taylor and John
son. having come from below Mason
and Dixen's line. and nine. John Adams,
John Quincy Adams, Van Buren,, IIarri-
son, Fillmore, Pierce, Buchanan. Lin
cola and Grant, having been elected
from Northern States
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-04

SWgETENIN G A ROBBERY.

We don't tell this story for the pnr-
pose Of Instrae.ing thieves. bat as .
warning 10 unsophis,icnted shop
keepers.
S0t m4ny weeks ago t~o we'll
dressed. foppish looking young men
topped one evening befo:e the door Of
a grocer in South Boston, where they
talked anil laugked in gleesogne and
bautering manner. Tie hour was late,
aut as uo teams were passing. their
c-snyersation could be heard by the
s.orrkeep~r Tney were getting ap a
wager. ons ~as offering Co bet the
other "a large amount that he would
os would not. do such thing. BY and
BY they entered the store.
Have you maple syrup for sale
asked one
The grocer said be had.
want two quarts of it"
Have you vessel IN which to put
IL :"
Yes,-put it here"
What" cried the grocer. III sur
prise. as the polished castor was set
upon the counter.-" In your hat
Yes, SITS for wager Dick bets
me ten dollars won't DO il. and after
that iwear the hat hone. In with it,
sir. The hat is mine, and paid for, l
assure YOU
The storekeeper measured Oh. the
tao quarts of syrup. and poured it into
the hat.
The purchaser laid two-dollar bank
note upon the counter. As the grocer
turned to his money-drawer TO make
change, the young gentleman. peering
into the hat. cried ou,:
Say, my dear sir. do you think
reaches improve syrup"
Reaches 7" repeated the man of the
store. turning from his till.
Aye look, What dc you call
those Z"
The grocer came aud looked over into
the hat. and by dcxterous movement,
the betting customer lifted it. and
olapped it upon the victims head, fore
ing 1t down till the brim was upon his
nose At the same moment the secoud
we'll dressed gentleman reached over
and emptied the moaey-drawsr; aud
the Precious pair were we'll out of the
way long before the unfortunate grocer
could fad sight and voice sufficient TO
enable him 20 give the alarm.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-04
A PRICELESS GEM.

There j. geas be-i!c tp.c .sleam
All others dull and ray yles- 81 n.
W diamond from Geicugda'. miae
N Tia hilf is 81 iiancr doth shine
Thi- thing of light golI canu"t Iuy.
No other gem e. plsce -uppIy;
Who>o b 10 lo~t i wulld l,e poor.
Though he owned gadis's EohiHoog.
of peerIe>s Ii.tre tnuatIIe-- worth
'Tw5s never dag from oal tiae eaFlh
Or taen from rex. oT stream. or ~ansi.
Although tis fouad IL every land
On Beauty neck It's never seen,
No crown displays i,- dazzling sheen.
let any monarch II might grace.
And mid his gems take foremost place
This matches jewel or j. found
Where gems and riches least abound;
Ia hmmblest dwelling, it shines forth
Bright a. the l0adsttr Of the North
All honor 10 the glorious gem,
More precious than iiadcrn
What though it bring not wealth. nor
fame.
Who 'loes not prize Stainless Name >