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National Republican., 1877-08-20
THE PRESIDENTS POPULARITY.
From the Brooklyn Argus

No President has had warmer welcome
among the people than Mr.. Hayes. He is doing
New England quite thoroughly, and everywhere Is
we'll received. The Office and the man are alike
honored. Mr. Hayes bears himself gracefully, and
is fully equal to the occasion. II may be said that
Republicnnism In New England Is fairly up TO the
average of party faith and belief and that the Yer
mont pattern may be accepted as the genuine arti-
been welcomed 80 cordially, and although politics
are excluded from the addresses bf the Centennial
kindly with what Is styled the Presidents policy.
National Republican., 1877-08-20

per cent. bond. and thus the oundstion could be
laid for a reservoir Of national credit from which
could be drawn more money Of any time. Ten
twenty millions year. and this amount Of money
would relieve much suffering among the poor. The
absurd objection that this loan continued In.
definitely would be likely to injure the national
credit is scarcely worth repetition. much less com
mcnt u originates with persons who apparently
believe that money Is based on tho available prop.
erty OF the orid and that when Its amount is In.
creased It's value will Inevitably diminish. If the
Government wants to issue money for the relief Of
do
National Republican., 1877-08-20
THE OHIO woRKINGMEN.

II reports speak the truth the Ohio working
men already at oggerheads in their attempts 10
get up political revolution. They discover that
display Of sympathy conceals the aspirations Of
resort 70 the arts OF the demagogue. Now the
average American mechanic Is not easily gulled.
knows who his friends are and takes no stock In
third rate politicians, who, making a loud demon
stretion in behalf OF labor are only cottriving
some plan whereby their feilow-workmen can sup
port them. The hollowness Of the labor movement
In Ohio is already apparent, and will doubtless
soon end in ludicrous failure.
National Republican., 1877-08-20
THE PARIS OF AMERICA.

The Cincinnati Gazette Is brimful of new
topic and 1t breaks out with II In two or three diff
ferent places with the most unyarying regularity
every morning Ii Is the new Cincinnati" !" that Is
'the Paris of America and II appears that Cincin-
natl aspires TO that title not because 1t is like Paris
now, but because 1t expects to be when the new
Cincinnati Is realized VIZ when all the dreams of
Its Missionaries are carried into practical effect,
National Republican., 1877-08-20

WITHIN the next few weeks tho vacancy on
the Supreme Court bench will be filed. The
President has very wisely been in no haste to
take action In regard to this matter. Conced-
ing that the appointment should be given to q
Southern man, 1t was necessary that the fitness
Of the various candidates from that section
should be carefully considered. The President
being himself sound lawyer, and familiar
with the standing of the eminent lawyers in
the South, we have no doubt but that he will
make selection which will be approved by
the bar, satisfactory to the nation and an orna-
ment to the supreme Court bench.
National Republican., 1877-08-20
THE BLAINE PARTY IN OHIO.
From the Boston Post:

Gen. Beatty, who leads the anti Hayes move
ment In Ohio estimates henumber of his followers,
who will not vote the Republican ticket, at 10000.
This Is q very comfortable membership for new
party which Is based on nothing more substantial
In the way OF principles than general opposition.
And If the organ anization Is made sufficiently distinct
to any sort Of recognition at the polls there
Republican party In Ohio without further e1er-
tios on the art Of that talented disorganiser Hon.
Stanley Matthews
National Republican., 1877-08-20
WHY Is THIS THUsf

rrun tne washington Dahy leieGrhms
The New York Herald has either been i'm
posed upon by that miserable beat and cur J, r.
wheatley into his praise, or personal and bitter
enmity 10 Murtagh or Soteldo must have dictated
the venom with which the article from It's Wash
ington correspondent Of the 14th was inspired For
. respectable newspaper TO speak OF such q we'll
known rascal In terms Of praise Is matter Of
supreme surprise to this entire communi ity, and
some explanation would be In order.
National Republican., 1877-08-20
ERs' GUIDE.
I1NIYERsAI. r. r. TICKET oFFICE.

TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
TTNtvERsAL r. R. TICKET OFFICE.
z s y 9n S6GrsA s2eA
SsS Ipss good m used B'ss eSSftsa ssSGSEh
mhisiy' poo Pennsylvania avenue Shoe store.
1877 GREAT 1877
- rur EINSsYINASIA souTE :, -,.,..,
TO THE boSSF HSEH 4Rsrs w s4sn hSG sSIIs
SPLENDID SCENERY. Mf.St MAoNrricENr EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WasmisSf5s IgaS Il ts5 nom Depot, cot,
nfs e sixth S and B., s'Sss s. as s;a Sllow a.v ,,
,.saIs ,s cinss1sL g ISas y sSa Chicago
BALTIMORE AND PoToMAC RAILROAD
For cansnasleua, Rcches,er Buffslo Nlszsrs Fals
Es.ss Ss!: & g ws!S!s. y% Fss y%,!iis?sesAI Is ssSf
ss S ;sa s..:a g: Eat rns ~ rssr: n sy s
For New sgsr .Ss SSr ~ ~ "a ~ "a daily o,Ssp ra "a su9ang
aSn.p aaSSily except sunday; with sieepins cars ffon
For fnassisss sss SIN ! u, .no lao D. NJ daily, e.osp.
sSns. sd a. AZ ss1 and sss m ssnsy Ssy Limited E1
ies i Rainoss. % ssp1sy so m. and ,nn
For n fCps ssy e2sss snsse' ns ssndss 40 M and "a. M aa,
Fur Asasroiss 10 m and en- p m a.ay, s,e.p.
va %%sSYr$ $SB i sat% AfFSiSbRix AND %xsafsa
For hiexandria, & l. s. sio, 10, II m, a. en-. Aa7
70, ,ss o,s oa sSnds SI \ SS % n and M "ss p $ q
Train. fsy s.ys exsisR xsRR.ssis ssasaS & washington sn
On ss,G sunday iS Il sia and io ~ I 49, and aaa m
e Bs a Rs rss e
sornsr o. rsiri-ssk stree, and rennsyivsSIs avenue
Ss q rs S.ssS Ss odss"soa Run 10 so,e: Is ana
rn.sk .Ssa esSsTi rs.s1s A,Hs
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD;
- sAriosAG h fffsf isk SESsf ssb shoRF hHHS RSourn
NORTH. wHsr, NonrHwor AND S2yTEwgC SMlr y IL
| LEAVE wAsurSaros.
~ m, baltimore and way stations
nso .. M, While sulphur and Valley. Spring. EI.
press makes NO stops betwecn wsshiagton and HAr-
Ts5 q n, 81; Leul., cincinnst chleaso. and ris,s
o.gs ssspe sIpress' n 'Rnis,mStc ereep' Sun'S
sio % q : m, m fisdmoG sifsSars, w,nchester. Haxers-
IMS tS' nm Se~ y % Tcrt III fMisssiSSs 3 Boston and Bal
800 = N. baltimore and way stations on sunday
connects for hnnsrols;
iaiS 2; in. Baltimore, Eliioott CITY, Annapolis anA
si:S p n.- NV York and phn.delphIs E.pres..
On SUNDAY H. e BsliISre only stopping at all s''0n
sso .. M, BaiImore and way stations.
M r TSss q TSs. :0s fr.s.ast sl sfHsss. H.ss,ovn
chester, and way stations.
| s4ii0 y. m, Balt0., Annapolis and way stations.
| s&D n M, Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltlmore
express Passengers for Norfolk taken In Tho
cars direct TO boat
| .5:i5 p. m, Chicago and Columbus express, Win
chester and Hagerstown except Sunday.
| sIiD p. M, Baltimore express
| "a D. NJ, baltimore and wav stations
SO ?. m, Point Of Rocks and way statsons Nsero-
Esoss p M, 81 Louis Cincinnati and rtsburs sr,
.iooo 3. M. New ors, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Tram. marked daily other ,rains daily sIesp. sa}r
day mylSu
National Republican., 1877-08-20

THE New York Herald has not enhanced It's
reputation for veracity by its absurd publica-
tion Of the attempted assault Of the fellow
WHEATLEv upon the proprietor Of The RE-
PUBLICAN. But, then, Mr.. BENNETT is away
in Europe still carrying the indclible marks Of
FRED Mays cowhide upon his face. When he
returns there will be another shake up In
the intellectual department Of his paper.
National Republican., 1877-08-20
BISHOPS BARGAIN.

The fact that he bought his nomination fbr
the money necessary to carry Ha milton county
though the State committee wants 10 bleed him for
larger sum-ought TO prove Il serious burden 10
him, and will doubtless cost him many votes This
bargain and the workingnien's movement together
with the Idea that the vote will be II ed US bearing
upon the states Endorsement OF President Hayes,
VIII aid the Republican ticket materially.
National Republican., 1877-08-20
ADVICE TO HAYES GRATIS.


Mr. Hayes should do either one thing or the
other without any more delay. Either he should
withdraw his Executive order forbiddAg Office
holders to oficinte managers OF the party ma
chine and confess that as a prescription for the
cure Of the spols distenper 1t is worthless h e
should proceed summarily 10 remove the Official
head ofMr A b. Cornell, the naval officer at the
port OF New York. Mr.. Cornelrs challenge of the
enforcement OF nv. Hayes order should be either
accepted or declined forthwith. Mr.. Hayes cannot
afford 10 let the matter rest as II Is.
National Republican., 1877-08-20
ALL SHADES OF OPINION.

he abjoined editorial srtrscts from promi.
~e,a Americam Meespapers, irrespective ef party,
are published just az any other sees aems, solely
for The iWformation Of our readers Our oscn
opinions aud psTs piu ns usual, b oppressed oHiy
~ our editorial columns.
National Republican., 1877-08-20

THE gentleman who introduced Mr.. SHER-
MAN to his audience at Mansfield referred to
him rs the successor of such illustrious men as
HAMILTON and CHASE. He should have omit
ted all mention Of CHASE, for his administration
Of the Treasury Department will add nothing
to his fame. II is To his bungiing manage
ment that we owe nearly all the financial
National Republican., 1877-08-20

WITH the Chicago papers spade is spade.
The Times frankly speaks of that unblushing
thief, James Medill," and the Tribune replies
to that incompatible old thief, W. +. Storey"
The Inter Ocean says they both speak the
truth.
National Republican., 1877-08-20
SENATOR MORTON.

Prom The fndInnapOlIs JOufnaIi
There In still much work for Mr.. Morton to
do which few can accomplish 80 well, and there
are none of his fellow countrymen who will grldge
him the wish that the dauntiess energy and in.
domitable will which have trumphed so long over
physical suffering may sustain him through some
more years Of active life.
National Republican., 1877-08-20

THE National Board of Trade will assemble
in Milwaukee tomorrow. Its deliberations
will be watched with great deal of interest,
for it will have many important topics under
consideration.
National Republican., 1877-08-20

IT Is now admitted that although Judge
WEST is blind he can see very far into the
causes of our present financial and social
troubles, and that the remedies he proposes
are very wise and practical.
National Republican., 1877-08-20
SENATOR CoNKLING's CHAsTE Lam
GUAGE.
From the Ohio State Journal;

Senator Conkling says that during his pass
sage homeward tn his beloved country, the weather
was tempestous, and II made him cast his broad
upon the waters. In this chaste and elegant Ian
guage the Senator covers up the vulgar fact that he
was seaslck and puked his very soul away. The
Senator'S language may be the prcttiesi, but 1t
lacks In rugged strength.
National Republican., 1877-08-20

SECRETARY SHERMAN has been q conspicu-
Gus public man for quarter Of century.
This fact should not be lost sight Of In esti-
mating his worth as . statesman. When q
man Of real ability and stern integrity has
had such long experience in the affairs Of
government the Circumstance should entitle
his opinions to the very highest respect.
National Republican., 1877-08-20

WE have seen no more epigrammatic state
ment Of gist Of the Southern question than
that given by Secretary SHERMAN In his Mans
field speech In these words: "The President
Is not made the judge of who is elected Gov
ernor Of q State, and an attempt to exercise
such power would be plain act Of usurpa-
National Republican., 1877-08-20
A RAP AT GARFIELD.

From the st. Louis Globe Democrat;
We should be sorry 10 believe that the Re-
publican party In Ohio was held back from plung-
ing into any vortex by the restraining grasp Of any
one man, and we do not believe that the party de-
pends on any one man at all for Its policy. Aud II
Garfield is responsible for the financial plank In the
Ohio platform he Is very far from having kept the
convention true 70 the party record.
National Republican., 1877-08-20

KENTUCKY MEDICINE RECOMMENDED.
From the Louisville Courier-Journal:
President Hayes, during his approaching
visit, should try Kentucky mintjulcps S an anti.
dote for chill. Baines
National Republican., 1877-08-20

hold over two millions of dollars Of deposits
Full statistical returns from the rest Of the
country would show that the aggregate saw.
inys Of the people are to-day sufficient to take
up the entire amount of the four per cent
loan II it were made popular in its character
like the French loan
National Republican., 1877-08-20
THE SAME BLUNDER.

II Is satisfactory TO hear, on the authority OF
their candidate for Lieutenant Governor that the
Labor Reformers" OF Ohio do not sympathizc with
the Greenback party. though they made precisely
the same blunder OF expecting from Legislation
certain results which can only be brought about by
the slow operation Of economic laws.
National Republican., 1877-08-20
HAYES TAKES ANOTHER STEP.
From the Pittsburgh Dispatch.

In reopening the case of Maj. Runkle, who
claims 10 have been unjustly suspended nom the
army elven years ago, and In replacing a Texas
collector removed last fall without cause, except
to make way for another man, the President has
taken another step on the great highway TO civil
service reform. Justice to individuals Is OF the
most important elements in good government and
the President seems to make point Of listening to
complaints from oil public servants who can prove
that they have been unjustly treated.
National Republican., 1877-08-20

THE real interest which tho Administration
has in the Ohio campaign is in having that
State indorse the sound financial policy laid
down by Secretary SHERMAN In his Mansfield
National Republican., 1877-08-20
FORTUNATE,

From the New York Tribune.
1t Is fortunate that no Congressman are TO be
elected this fall else n demagogue or two might
slip in to swell the number already there.
National Republican., 1877-08-20
A PARTY OF IDEAS,

Prom the Toledo Blade:
When the editor Of the Enquirer puts on his
hat he covers about three quarters Of the Demo-
cratic editorial brains Of Ohio.
National Republican., 1877-08-20

DISGUsTED EDREPUBLICANw NwORKINGMEN
From the st. Louis Republican;
If any one wants to know what the work
ingmens party in Ohio intends TO do, they can
readily find out from moments consideration OF
the fnct that every nominee on Its ticket has been
taken from the Republican ranks, and is an old
machine politician. II is simply vent hole to let
of the pentup indignation Of the Republican sore
heads
National Republican., 1877-08-20

THE amount Of individual deposits in the
national banks on the list Of July last was
over six hundred and thirty million dollars.
National Republican., 1877-08-20

troubles under which the country has now
been groaning for 20 many years.
National Republican., 1877-08-20

wAsHINGToN pays too much for very poor
National Republican., 1877-08-20

SrFLUID LIGHTNING EXCEIs ANY REM
edy ever known for the Immediate cure of Neuralgia
Headacho. &c. Sold at Coughiins Temple Drug
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GREET TIIL SALES
OF
IL Z r. n L 7 U r r.
LINCOLN 4 HASKELL,

Walnut Chamber Suits $1,000. say to $500
walnut ParlOr Suits S:BJ to 5000
SoatdSc Softs. I'D upwards
Grand assortment Of PUPPETS, EXTENSION
TABLES and DINING CHAIRS.
RATTAN and RUSTIC FURNITURE for Porches
sDo Libraries.
~Bs gains in FOLDING CHAIRS
BURRS PsRLOR AND LIBRsRY Bed
STEALS, with NATIONAL WIBE Mattress
~Agents for HsZtbD 5 RENOWNED CRIBS.
THE BALTIMORE SPRING BED... SIS 90
The best assortment CT LOUNGES In the city,
H-Eo trouble 10 show goods octZ- I'm
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The kaleidoscope OF Eastern war has taken
another turn, and this time the Russian
fortunes appear all brilliant. In Armenia the
Turks have met with a serious revere, and
are now struggling desperately u proven.
kars and ErZerOum from falling into tue
hands of the enemy. The former city has
been bombarded and is on fire in many
places, and the attacking force seems 70 be
overwhelming in numbers. But the stub
born bravery of the Turkish defence or some
blunder In Russian geneTalship may yet
leave the beleaguered city in Turkish hands.
Kars is very scientifically fortified, and can
not be taken by assault without a severe
struggle. In eastern Bulgaria the army of
Rasgrad, deprived of It's able leader Mehemet
Ali, ravsged by fever. and threatened on two
sides by powerful Russian armies. is in a
most precarious position. In Bulgaria Gen.
Gourkho has moved 10 the southwest has
attacked and utterly defeated the force
designed TO protect the third convoy for
Plevna, has seized the remaining avenue of
approach TO this city, and has thus isolated
Osman Pasha and his army. Plevna al
ready attacked by famine and disease is
being completely invested by Russian forces;
and II Is difficult 10 see from what quarter
the hard pressed city is to look for relief So
commences the week; no one can say what
the condition OF affairs will be at its close
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To Corr,snonh,nfa.

AL letters intended for publication, or referring IN
any way 20 the editorial department Of the paper
should be Addressed TIE EdifOT Of The STAY Those
relating 10 Its business departments should be sd
dressed 30 Iis PEbhShS- Of TAs Siar. Observance
ofthese directions instead ~ addressing such letters
IN either case. 20 individual name, will prevent
provoking delays.
Checks etc IN payment OF bills should in all cases
be made payable 70 the order Of Tas Euenias STAY
NsrSDapsr COD7pany,-nOt 20 that Of any individual
- Ne anonymous communications read. No re-
ected communications returned
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issue on the LIST and 18TH Of eacl month Be-.
lctin OF all perry for sale reIg u n, b. l.
which can be hsd on sppicst'oa "a Office. - - d
Be sent By mail II des rad
Auction Sales.
On MONDAY. Oct % n, ~ A .k0 d m NV
jersey eBue, between + and T.
Loans.
SIS 100 At 2 per cen ,c-s- ~
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SUGARS! sUGARSn SUGARS 4!

SUGARS. SUGARSm SUGARSm!
We are offeIi; tie following cisl ind1cemsnts
during the temporary decline In sue AIS:
Granusted and Crushed, u s-9lbs for 81.
stand ard a. le1z c's.-91s Ibs. for III.
Light Brown, 70 cts.--l01. ihs. for Si
Coed - set III lbs. for a.
We are also prepared to ofe- for few DAYS great
bargains IL C.kNED GOODS, and quote:
tio ce ID. Tome toes 50 per dog.
Peaches yellow }. 81 So per doZ.
H. Sugsr Co'u Excelsior tT audi, 81 rs pr doz.
log th.r with q large variety of FRI ITS and
NtGETAPLEs a. coIreeRon t.ngIy low prices
and BROKEN CtHrIgS at lowest rates
large stock Of CAPE COD CRANBERRIES
and MALAGA GRAPES. the latter Of which we
are offer Ing 81 IS cents per pound
Sole AgsBt. for Schumacher Justly celebrated
AKRON OATMEAL.
GRAHAM WLOUR.
CRACKED WHEAT, &C., &c.
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JEROME r. JOHNSON g. co.
ORR. u. >. Patent Office,
oetGlT Masonic Temple, 9Th and streets.
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b. II. WARNER 4 co,
| Barnard ~. Warner, EfIrtH 4 Minnie
| Ol0 street northwest
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
LOB SAIE-H0BSE, BUGGY aud HARM ESs,
D cheap horse seven years old, warranted tn
sour and kind prompt driver; can trDt in $2H
III ee nlinutes. Will sell boT separate Inquire at
HUGUELEY B0WEN'S Stables, New York
avenue. Cci293ts
For s.LE.The contents Of q privA,e stable
Il (THBEE H0RSESE one of them is
very handsome dark bay, years old, ~
driver; tr5t a mile In 2:iO and show the
and stylish blood bay ii ,milto 1ian Ms,S,6 years
safe for sny one to drive; tn ere IL DO quieter
eentler stands in ashing ton; Is broke to 60
all gaits under the saddle; she rss better than
three minutes q mile; has b. en- driven and ridden
the summer by ladies' shs is safe for the timid
person to ride. Also. very handsome and stylish
blood Bay Family Horse, years old, l5k hands
be driven In family carriage flour psople) twelve
miles an hour; there is z -ntisr, nor Landowner
nor safer bore for family is broke all gaits
under the saddle.
Also, Family Carriage. B ,ad Wagon, Single and
Double Harness, q Lap Robe Blankets, and the
contents Of the stable. TO be sold separate together
10 be sold at sac iice Reason for s,lling will be
given to the pu chaser. Apply in the rear Of -.
12O0 street northwest oct9&s
EOReALE-Tir.t-r rate RsE euaranteed sound
L and kind; bright hay; Nk hands high; ~
eoes equally well In single or double har- ~
ne's Inquire at Room n, Winder
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NEW DRESS GOODS
JUST OPENED.
New and eautfGI R0URETTES
Atwood rkRGES I'd MERr sos
= n the new shtdes of CASH RRES.
PlaCk end CulCred DRESS SILKS
Lyons Back SILK NFLNETS-
80 very choice Berlin CLOAKS.
100 Beautiful OAsaMkEE and French India
SHAWLS.
LDdies' and Gents UNDERWEAR in great va.
Tl-tv
Misses and Chiidren's Fancy HOSIERY in great
variety.
A..o, the most complete assortment of
LUPIN's MOUESING GOODS,
kert in this market. which we sell at New York
prs
fz7- one Price ONLY IN Pain Figures.
w. VI. sHUSTER & BRO,
II Sf9 Pennsylvania orenue.
TIE GEEAT PREACHER OF THE WEST,
v pr. CThs II. FpWLER, will deliver his popular
l. ftUre GTgG. DssfS Gt Great NIsa, " at Foundry
tturtt. ntNt THURSDAY, November oc-27 At
DROF. ]. E. SCHEEL, Organist and In
stTGctrr a yocai aud Instrumental Music.
Tens 'esy. Apply 1I32 5th street, or 900 Y
street. at Or. COLTMASS VI u.ic Store. OctT ST.
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LN0R RENT
L To q private family, for one year or longer, AZ
ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCE,
Just finished,
No. s24 Il street northwest
containing IS rooms, besides slb cellar. closets and
Pantrles throughout the house; bathrooms, &c, ia
acond and third storics the vi BE heated by
one OF the best furnaces, having open fire places
besid't; ventilation complete; electric bells and
sp.skIg tubes throughout the house Apply 20
CASslN b LkIBERMANN, 1850 street ~
noorl, Opposite kbbitt House. oct26 "a
H b r MT.
FURNISHED HoUsrs
have several fine HOUSES, Delightfully."- located
and furnished in excellent sty for the ses
sion OF Congress by the year, at prices ranging
from el0 to $3.50 per month, 20 private families
Nv. n. HUYCK, Real Estate Agent,
No. 1908 Pennsylvania sVerue,
oct9 I'm Arlington Insurance Company Building.
EOR BENT. FOR RENT.
By 30. HOFFMAN, 10th and streets w
Three Furnished Houses, well located, 90 private
Iares hs ., LIN. rs 70 20
Pennsy lvaDis avenue NV -....- LIS
I2l2 l4h street northwest, Il rooms, mod imp IS
ISIs Penn ave. nv, IA rooms, mod imp 80. lpo
t1I4 "a D street northwest IL rooms, mod imp. rs
0J1 II street northwest, Q rooms, mod inf. as
BOO str eet southeast, ii rooms, mod. I'm ps -, e
NO4 Ifh street nv rooms, store and stable 81
COZ street northw est, rooms. -, ...... Is
OlS lin street northwest store and cellar .... Is
For Sale.
Houses and Lots, large and su sl in a sections az
the city, at reduced rates octsly
rHARLKs A. APPEL,
~ 49, Louisiana avenue.
near Eadfs, Genera! Collection dad CAIN Agstry.
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nEMOREsT PATTERNS, all the ne1
- styles, inst received By w. p WHITE 4 co.,
Bookseller and etatiouers. 1lA1 7th street q y .
chool and Blank Books DeciAltiss sepS-ly
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LOST. AND FOUND.

LUC i AND FUUNU.
Il OsT-On Saturday evening, 9th instant, on It'll
IL srset q ar Bogus Cigar Sore, q la-es o. ya
recovery, nleft at A. BOGUS Cigar Store, o Of
l. ar II or. Invest. ocf7e 7t&
6sT-A PUCKET.BOOK, conia ming 81 and
L. seq all cha g., betwsel et. Dominic Church
and street southwest. The der will co. fer Q
fayl by leaving IL at sos street, betw cen
IA q eth ttreets southwest 1t
4 CST-On No, day the I'd Instant, b ack a1d
IL tan 1ERkiER DOG, answers to the ~
sssie nsa o On Tssn II is ::
OH. h. BhYAN BRO, eos Penn. ave octU-3
GAME TO NY PREMISES on the I'D. . .t'sy
y, U, wnien tne ewne a,r n nave oy
33l street northeast. oct36 ST. eNn3>6n
N a TsT % a.