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National Republican., 1876-10-13
FOR SALE.


~~~oC~Oo0o~-o-oSc-o~%~ o~%~CoOoNoOoIoI~~NNo
FOR s ALE-A DESIRABLE THREE
= story Brick House ON street, between Ninth
-ss oe1.st ST.. 81 seventh street.
TOR SALE-AOUSE IN TIE WEST END,
a NO. lSD street northwest; three-story pressed
brick 'front.' with all modern conveniences; 10 rooms.
Easy erms. Apply TO A. 5. WORTHINGTON, on
the premises, or B. II. wARNER, corner seventh
andF streets. oc6-5t
TOR SALE
We offer the following list OF unredeemed pledges
article is fully warranted:
WATCHES, in solid gold or silver cases, Amer
lean, English, Swiss.
CHAINS, solid Il, IA and 1s-karat gold.
RINGS, the best assortment in the city.
BRACELETs, solid gold or filed, sVery size.
STUDS, every kind, solid IA and 1s-karat gold.
SLEEVE BUTTONS, every design.
CROSSES. solid gold and Roman gold filed.
LOChETS, lady's or gentleman's- OF ricn de-
PINS. every kind, new and secondhand.
EAR-RlNGS, to match the pins or separate.
CLOCKS, American, English or Ere .ich.
BRQNZEs, very fine, some very rare.
GUNS, English sreech and muZzle-loading, 10
and IL gauge. new and secondhand.
REYOLNERS, from q. IS to sl5, all kinds. ...
5LASsES, opera, field, spectacles or ye-glasses.
CANES, gOld-headed and few others.
ETC. is to be seen tn be appreciated: impossible
to describe All we ask Is fair comparison for the
similar goods to insure a ready sale. Call and ex-
s. GOLDsTEla & CO.. as
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS'.
se27-n n. Z. Corner Tenth and ID streets.
National Republican., 1876-10-13
OFFICE.

el%ASSESsOR'SO OFFICE.
kS WAsHISGToN, ID. c., Sept. a6 1876.
Notice is hereby given that the BoSrd OF Asses
sors will hold daily sessions from 10 O'Clock m to
O'Clock p. from the I'd to the 10Th day of Octo
ber, l76, inclusive. the purpose of hearing and
dctermiD ing and all appeals from the valuation
made by them or their predecessors in Office.
G. A. BOHRER,
ocs-td President Board Of Assessors.
National Republican., 1876-10-13

EIOR SALE-HORSE, BUGGY AND HAR
y NESS, in hrst-rate order. Horse Is
kind, will stand without hitching, and is ~
o fast road horse. Inquire at
KELEHER's STABLES, "
se2s-tf 4E Eighth street. S
National Republican., 1876-10-13
WANTS.

"ANTED-A FARM ON THE LOWER
w Potomac bay, in exchange for valuable
building lots in this city. z. X. WILSON,
National Republican., 1876-10-13
FIET SURGERY. &c. DH

~ FEET SURGERY, &c. DIR.
~ SCHULTZ, the great German ehiIopodi,t
and speciast. twenty years resident in Richmond,
Va. is now again located at 908, Ninth and
Pennsyl' ana avenue. His mode Of treating every
form of corns bunions deformities OF nails, tumcrs,
ulcers, &C., Is not only painless, but tho roughly
scientific. An carly call IS essential. Ladies and
children attended as usual, by Madam s. at their
residence. Numerous testimonials of permanent
cures. ocI2-3m
National Republican., 1876-10-13

b%TO THE FUBLVC.-IT IS REP.
sS resented that deed OF trust acknowledged
by me the 9Th 7th instant. to secure 81 200, in
which Patrick Ragan and his wife are srantors, is
not signed by the wife of Patrick Ragan. but by
some woman brought to me by Patri ck Ragan, and
falsely represented TO be his wife.
ocIi.3t 8. A. TERRY, Notary Public.
National Republican., 1876-10-13
rWTo THE sT0GKHoLtp2ERs OF

hSTO THE STOCK HOLDEKS nF
k THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM BIA.
The annual election of nine trustees of the Metrop
oils Savings Bank of the District of Columbia will
held the bank, the corner of Seventh street
and Louisiana avenue, in Washington city, ID. c.,
on MONDAY, November 6, 1876 between the hours
Of II O'Clock a. m. and o'clock p. m of said day.
The report of the committee the transactions OF
the bank for the second will be read At O'Clock
d IT. of the same day.
The stockholders are also requested TO meet at the
bank on the same day, between the hours of IL
O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock p. m. to vote on the
proposition increase the capital stock of the bank
10 one hundred thousand dollars. (s.00, ,OO.)
SAMUEL NORMEST. President.
n. ACKER, Vice President.
JAS :. EDWARDS, Secretary.
W. II. CLAGETT,
G., Il. THOMPSON,
JAMES l.. BARBOUR.
HENRY STRASBURGER,
JOHN II. GODDARD,
h. IL. WARNER.
JAS. S. kDWARDS,
oc7-S&Tutd Trustees.
National Republican., 1876-10-13

TOR SALE-A DESIRABLE THREE
Il story Brick House on Z street, between Ninth
aud Tenth. +. X. WILSON.
oc7-6t - 5II Seventh street,
National Republican., 1876-10-13
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-THAT VERY DESIRABLE
II building lot northwest corner Twenty-hrst
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest VIII be
j. STANLEY JONES
XII Save str a
National Republican., 1876-10-13

~REMEMBER JUSTH'S OLD
VS. STAND. He pays for Secondhand Cloth
ing Boots, Shoes, &C., as ''far (cash) prices
he always has at 6l9 d street, between Sixth and
attended to. sepll-u
National Republican., 1876-10-13

WANTED, AT THIS OFFICE, COPIES OF
w the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN of the 18th of
September se2S-tf
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WILD OATS,
THE
CHAMPION COMIC PAPER
PROSPEROUS FOR 1876.
HNlllS sparkling and brightly illustrat,
OF AMERICA

HNlIlS sparkling and brightly illustrated
l. weekly, humorous and satraclc paper
has entered upon the seventh year of its
Jolly existence, and this being the Ccntcn-
.ial year Of our national independence, the
publishers take pride in saying that it will
not bc, as it never has yet been, u whit be-
hind the times in holdin3np the ksworous
or satirical side of everything Amcrican-
The merry side of this great and glorious
Centennial year will receive special attcn-
ton in the bright columns Of Americas IA
vorlte humorous paper
The publisher of wiz oats point with
pride to the wholly uncxamplcd success of
their paper, and, plcdying themselves that
it shall be in the future even better than in
the past. they ask Il continuation of that
kind patronage which has placed it ut the
head diront Of American humorous pap.rs
We have made arrangements which will
enable us to present IIW Oats in bright
CT and better shape than heretofore, having
recently taken possession of our new publ
cation office. and had fine c"ppcr.iaccd type
cast especially for us, t." S"' with ali the
vast paraphcrnalia rcl AlniSl",S ,>"r"dnc
! ti"n "'' such II rarcr Il & the }uI Nc
ut the low price Of ~c"r1.. f",
fseWe thase ,ulso made arranS S,mcntS with
some new artists, and shall ut the same time
retain such old iavortcS as Thomas WuHTI.
FRANK BELIEw, HOPKINS, WooLr.
WALES, FRANK BEARD. BISEEE OrrrN.
SrECKHAEnr. R"riIENGArTEn, Ben DAY,
| kErrEII.S, PALMER Cox. MANN, KINGS
BURY, SrrLL, WHITE, SpEEHY, EATON,
SHELDON. etc, while the editorial depart
mcnt will still remain in the hands of its
founder. the vivacious BElcKTor, Of whom
enough is known without more brin" said
Us an additional inlucrmcn: to subscribe
for the Centennial year, We have ut great
expense prepared Il comic chrsmo the crown
imy effort of that graphic momuS, Hopkins
1t is a work OF art, worthy of IN elegant
frame. and is worth ut least one half the
price asked for the subscription. 1t is Il
horse piece being burlcSquc of Ma.
zcppa tied to the back Of the Errv. untamcd
stccd. E~copv will b" sent t. .'nrh .'Sscri
bcr durin" the year.
Advertisers are beginning to \ Il out
that VIA oats reaches II lii.
oi live men than any .'or Ill iNlratc, pa
per n America. n, ,,norvi'nc it /, first
class medium advertising.
To thusc"J know VIA ants We need
not saw t it has not. docs not. and will
nc"ntain Il word or #u Illustration which
i:ay not be taken into every iNn'ly i'll the
an Fun we give III vari"us ,i&ci doses,
~ never vulyarty in any shape. 1t is
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'ri:inal, sharp and imciSivc. and r;4ht to the
point IL dealing with men a.l events Of
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The w eekly Sun.

L l. ~.
INlGIlTEE.N 1T i'NDRED AND SEW
IL ENTl -SlN is the Centennial year
1t i, also the year in which an Opposition
House Of Representatives, the first since
the var, will be in power at Washington
and the year Of the twcnty-third election of
II President Of the United States. Nil Of
these even are sure t. be of yrrut inter
est and Importance, especially the tw" lat
ter; and all OF thrm and c.crything con-
nrctcd with them will be fully and freshly
,rpnrlcd and cXpoundcd in Thc .Snn
The Opposition House "! Representa-
tivr> taking up the line of inquiry opened
years ago by T" SIM, will stcrnly and dill
.igcntly inv">.i.,nt" the corrup;ion~ aud mis-
deeds 6f-GnAxr'S administration e aSa
will, it is to be hoped, lay the foundation
! for a new and better period in our national
history. OF all this 7Hc SIM will contain
complete aud accurate accounts, furnishing
its readers with early and trustworthy in
formation upon these absorbing topics.
The twcnty-third Presidential election,
with the preparations for it. will be mrn9-
rabc Il, deciding upon GRANTS aspirations
for third term OF power and plumber. and
still more as deciding VIII" shall be the can
didatc of the party Of Reform, and rs elect,
ing the candidate. Concerning all these
I subjects. those who read THE .Sn will have
! the constant means Of being thoroughly
well Informed.
The lIcHy SU", which has attained Il
circulation of over eighty thousand copies.
Ierri.ery,and we trust thae$sc year 1876
+-&i(Ass thdfrNN~fnbtrs %5~rH' ~. N;:,l
continue to be a thor"uf- ii <rapc. All
the general news Of the NY Will bc found
IL it, condensed when uniSS.porlant, at full
length when of moment; amt always we
trust, treated in clear, interesting and in
! Structivc manner.
1t is our aim to make the U"hW SIM
the best family newspaper i'll Tn" world, and
We shall continue to give IN its columns II
large amount Of miscellaneous reading uch
as stories tales poems, scientific intclli>
gcncc and agricultural information, for
which We are not able to make room in our
daily edition. The agricultural department
especially is one Of its prominent features.
The fashions are also regularly reported in
its columns and SO are the markets of cv-
cry kind.
The IrcchIy SIM, eight pages with fifty
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The Doiiy SIN, large four page news
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COMMISSION MERCHANT
NNp
DEALE1N FERTILIZERS.

Iu ,rLESroN. :. G., Novcut'. 1870.
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deemed ii advisable to introduce Fc tilizcrS nm
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OF
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TNuE ErLrCriC reprints the best Essays, Re-
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of the City of tharlcston and the general i'm
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"Say, missus. your skirt is comm down.
1t looks bad, an if you'lI jis step inside
dis doorway I'll pin it up for you, said a
coorcd woman to a lady in Louisville the
other day. After thanking the old woman
for her kindness, the lady went on her way,
and soon discovered that her pocket-book
had been stolen
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ADVANCED MODERN JOURNAL

Its news columns will hc supplied with the latest
and best information attaimah!c, AMI Especial care
will bc bestowed upon the prcpara ION and cla-
bOratiOu Of its
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,hr IS III all the Departments have the ad-
) es OF daily Calisthcnic
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f50y per month payable quart erfy in advance.
Pupils from abroad allowed To board in rr
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qucStcd 10y patrons: but such pupils must hc
Suhjc1' TO the rules and rrguarions Of the COX
lcgc.
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scS of pro,ractcd illness.
Pupils must be subject at MI times to rcgula-
tionS in department as in studies
For further particulars apply to
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President
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IaurenSVille

IaurenSViIIe
Female ColINo.c.
TIME Scholastic year consists Of two Sessions
Il The FIRST SESSION from the First Of
ctObcr to the 18th Of February :
the SECOND from 18th February 10
the 3I Of July.
TERMS PER SESSION, in Advance:
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'THE JOURNAL OF CONMERCE.v

This newspaper, as its lay indicates, will
devote large portion Of its r'a'e and influence
to the development and extension. of tho
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PROSPEROUS.
THE ClIARLHTON.
Journal of Comm cree

"r"E cnAnLk~ro~ rrnrr~n s.. ,onr,Sr' is
sue to-day the first numbc, OF laily Morning
Newspaper called
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COWS Mother ~ asked the Prince Of
Wales after he had kissed his wife and ba-
bics all around "Thc IIcmprcss il we'll -
replied Alexandria. "Hcmprcss be '.ngcd. -
retortod tie Prince she ought to ave
Knocked around linda as Hi ave, and
then she might talk about bcin' IIcmprcss" "
And he gave his head comtcmptuous
toss.
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what have you got in your carpet bag?
asked one clergyman Of another, at a rail
road station. Dried tongue, was the re
ply. He had several manuscript sermons
in it.
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One Of the clowns in new show puts
this conundrum why is the Centennial
like home? Because its the dearest spot
on earth
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R"b>nn'- Cotton and Cor, .'rrt',
II II, = 7 POI TOI; III TIIIIV, '-7'T'.
lsOhSOn'S Compound Acid PkOS.

Cash, SIS per ton; On Tanc, So.
Planters ordering mclaicly will hc allowed
I" The iir>, of .\pril To decide which they pre-
fer. cash "r time. I'm order for Il ear load of
eight tons will u" sent free "f drnNagr: but for
less amount : per ton, will bc chIrgcl. ON
orders for large lots from Gran:crs y dealers, II
liberal discount will lac allowed " %"
take this occasion To return nay thanks to
those whr have :" largely ra'r"niHcd the Fcrtil-
2"rS hitherto offered by me. and in soliciting
their favorable attention 10 another. pledge my
best efforts To n.crt continuance of confidence
lay Keeping the .hghe"nASapsla =. of =. ertisizers
adapted TO Cotton AMI Corn havo ap-
painted
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WnAT'S IN A NAME.-Thc new editor
Of the New York IIorH, VIM. Henry Hull
bert, is Il South Carolnian by BIRTH and a
brother Of Gen. Stephen lIurlbut, "A Re-
publican Representative from Illinois The
latter insists on writing the family name
IIurlbut, while VIM. Henry adopts IIurl,
h"rf ~ the Id Fnuli>h family name. Go".
Ilurlbut distinguished himself aS an officer
in the last Indian war in Floriada and was
n brGadicr in the late civil war.
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TN!lE ErLrcric reprints the best Essays, Re-
l. views, Scientific Papers, Tales, Stories, Po-
ems, and Biographical Sketches from the whole
field of foreign literature, and it commcnds it,
self especially to those readers who seek profit
as well rs amusement, in solid and hcalthfu
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BS- Close Connection made with Grccnvillc and Co
lumbia TrainSStagcs at Trains arrival in Spartan
burg tu convey Passengers to GlcnnS or Cherokee
Springs same evening
w. w. NIICS.
superintendent.
limo tr
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Union County.
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