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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-03
W SPECIAL NoTICE-ow1rero

- the scarcity of money and the great demand
from US Tor ready cash on good security We offer
our enure STOCK such extraordinary great sacrt-
nee hs 70 induce all in need of anything below emu
merated to purchase early here. All we ask Is n
lar with similar goods elsewhere TO in
ranted represented the public assured against
any possible risk. The secondhand goods are All
IN Rood order-the majority good as new No
tcnes are offered for sale except those in perfect
oIoeI: ana fully warranted good time-keepers
One frlce asked and taken from one and all alike
diamonds, soil taire and In cluster, ali sizes and
late designs. watches, hunting or OPEN face, in
SONG gold or silver cases-American, English,
swiss chronometers, pat mt levers, stem-winders
ladies' or gentemen's sizes. Chains solid ~ "a
and - karat gold.all modern patterns vest opera,
guard, neck and chatelain chains. Rings, the best
assortment IN the city, "A and IS karat gold Brace
let's chain and band, solid gold filed, every size
sets, all kinds Of stone, cameo, coral, amethyst,
pearl, onyx, &c. Studs every kind solid "A and Is
sign In IA and lS-karat gold. Crosses, solid gold
and Roman gold filled. Lockets, ladies' or gentle
mems OF rich design. Pins, every kind, new and
second hand: Ear Rings, to match the pins or
separate. Clocks-American, fpglish or French.
bronLes, very nne, some very rare. Silver or Sill
yer-plated Ware, new and secondhand. Guns,
English breecn and muzzle-losding, 10, II and "a
ggalnge. ReSolveEs, from g. Is to ss, al kinds.
Glasses-opera, held, spectacles or eyeglasses.
Cutery-h nglish and American pocket-kniVes and
raLors. Canes, gold-headed and few others.
ETC. Is to be seen to be apprecia ted imposs ibe
describe. A II we ask is a fair cempariton for the
similar goods to insure a ready sale. Call and ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
b. GOLDSTEIN d CO.,
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS'
y. +. corner Tenth and ID streets northwest.
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SUPPLYING THE DIVORCE MARKET.

Marriage Licenses Issued Within a Year.
Despite the activity displayed in the divorce
market last year, it will be perceived, from the
following summary Of the marriage licenses is
sued, that while considerable material was con-
sumed much more remains 70 be utilized. The
record of the year was as follows: January. I3l:
February, 1f0: March, JOG; April, 112; May, lis;
June, 159: July 1o6: August, l22; September, 1i9;
October, 1853; November. lbs: December, Us
Total, l54l. The banner month is October, 1885,
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Burglars at Work.

Yesterday morning the grocery store of VIM.
L Drury, corner Of Ninth and E streets, was
entered by burglars and the contents of the
money drawer, consisting Of about so in pennies
and nickels, was rifed. The thieves effected an
entrance by prying open the heavy paddock on
the front door. From the fact that nothing was
taken but money. it is supposed that the watch
dog made such noise as to alarm the rascals
and caused them to beat q hasty retreat. The
tracks in the snow showed they attempted to en-
ter the adjoining store also but did not succeed.
The broken paddock was found buried In the
snow upon clearing off the pavement.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-03
The Snow storm.

1t has been many years since w Washington was
so completely showed under as it was when the
sun rose yesterday morning. The snow storm
lasted fifteen hours, ceasng to fall shortly after
midnight yesterday morning. The snow was
nearly twelve inches deep, and in places where it
uriited, fences were completely covered up Per-
sons who were competed to 20 to their business
or work early in the morning suffered great in
convenience from the depth of the snow.
The street roailroad companies sent out their
snow plows and sweeps very early and pedestrians,
after laundering through the snow on the side
walks, generally took the clean bed Of the rail-
road tracks. Many poor men and boys were kept
busy during the morning cleaning the snow from
sidewalks. The street car lines, with the excep-
tion Of the Columbia, kept running by doubling
their horses. The Columbia road was closed dur
ing the early part of day, but large force Of men
were placed at work with shovels and the road
was soon opened. The trains on the several roads
leading into Washington were all from one to
three hOurslate, but the roads were kept open and
there will be little delay hereafter.
The snow made excellent sleighing and all day
yesterday and nearly all night last night humid
reds Of sleighs were skimming over its white sur
face.
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- ,HOLDkRS Of the W ashin gton and George
town Railroad Company for the election Of direct
OTIS VIII be held at the office OF the COMPANY corner
OF OIL FIRST street west and Pennsylvania avenue on
W1ExDSESDA1, the 10th day of January 1877,
p. m. - 80 ~N SiooeN - .
transfer books will be closed on the 5th; of lam
uary. lS0, and opened on January IL ISL
CM xoov b. HURT, President.
dor 81
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fR kOFFICE OF THE wARHIHG.
n IN TON SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION

CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND r STREETS,
WAsHINGToN, d. c.. Dec ~ 1875
All members and friends OF the society are rrs
q9ested 70 report by post or otherwl e. any case.
81 GTuelties coming under their Observation nar
ueaiariy where animals confined in obscure
places without proper food or shelter to
dess-1ot = GstarSCr'ticlOt.I Pres. S, P.C,
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SHIPPING NEWS.



PORT OF WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN,
JANUARY 2, 1877.
No movements OF steam sailing vessels are
noted to-day. The ice in the harbor still remains
arm.
MEMORANDA. d
The steamer Z. c. Knight, from New York and
bound to this port with mdse for District merchants
was forced 10 land her cargo at Baltimore and re-
shipit TO this city by the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. The ice In the Potomac was found to be too
heavy for the steamer to penetrate It extending
far down as Lower Cedar Point.
NEW LIGHT-sHIPs ON THE COAST.
new hght-ship, Ia feet long and 567 tons meas
urement, carrying one OF Browns caloric fog
sirens, has just been completed at the Portland
Company's, and is TO be stationed on Pollock Rip
Shoal, near Chatham.
NOTICE TO CAPTAINS.
The light house on Matthias Point, Potomac river,
will be lighted on and after December -, 1876. A
fixed white light will be shown and visible Il nautI
cal miles. The position Of lighthouse is as follows:
Lat. $50 ~ 1917 north, Ion. 10 o. 10" wfst. Mag
netic bearings are as follows: Port Tobacco Flats
day beacon, N. NE. II nautical mile; Upper Cedar
Point day beacon. ". 8. IL nautical miles; Per-
simmon Point day beacon, De. "a nautical miles.
During thick and foggy weather q bell will be
struck by machinery-two strokes in quick success
sion alternating with single stroke at intervals Of
20 seconds.
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"The marvel of the age" We have this day
shipped large invoice of the celebrated Be-
thesda Water to CHARLES SToTT & Co., and they
will furnish it by the barrel, half barrel, demi-
Jon, jug, &c. RICHARD DUNBAR,
Waukesha, Wis.
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1t is reported that Boschee's German Syrup
has, since It's introduction in the United States,
reached he immense sale of 40 900 dozen per year.
direct from the factory at Woodbury., N. J., and
not one has reported a single failure, but every
letter speaks Of its astonishing success In curing
severe coughs, colds settled on the breast, con-
sumption or airy disease of the throat and lungs.
We advise any person that has any predisposi-
ton to weak lungs to go to their druggists and
get this medicine or inquire about 1t. Regular
size, rs cents; sample bottle. 10 cents Two doses
will relieve any case. Don't neglect your cough.
CHAs. STOTT Co., Wholesale Agent.
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To the Editor of the National Republican:
SIR: In reply to the above-named article which
appeared in the columns of your most valuable
paper. in which the gentleman, who ever he may
be- has taken the liberty to imply that all the
chants doing business in the city Of Washington
are engaged a band, or as an association, in
the wholesale robbery of their customers, the
poor class Of people and the public in general, /
would like to state few facts.
The gentleman has certainly miscalled his vo-
cation for once, and has undertaken to write
about something Of which he is entirely ignorant,
and he has plainly shown in his article that he
has not been living in civilized community, but
has been brought up in some barren part Of the
United States where a paper is never seen. or
where the population is composed of thieves and
robbers
The most of the goods he speaks of in his article
came from the north, and for them we pay high
prices outside Of the freight which, in some cases,
are enormous. He says potatoes are brought here
by the carload and delivered for 90 cents and 81
per bushel; Now. Mr.; Editor: let him go to any
selling for from $40 to 81 80 by the car load,
which we are willing to sell at any time and de-
r for and s Sps
have apples now in my store which cost % per
barrel. He says prime butter can be bought for
rs and so cents. For butter from New York State
we pay 50 and IS cents. And so on with every
article he has mentioned. fthe gentleman would
take the trouble to read the papers which publish
city in the United States he would find that he has
done great injustice to the merchants of Washing
ton and that instead Of being thieves and robbers
a greater portion of us doing business now are
only keeping what we might call accom- mediation
stores. Hardly one of us for the last twelve
months has more than cleared expenses, and
such a man as the one who wrote that article
would be glad to see any frst-class store in the
city go into bankruptcy. MERCHANT.
An Auspicious Beginning for this Year.
The following marriage licenses have been
issued since the opening of the new year, and in
dicates a brisk business for 1877: John W. Ferry
and Lizzie M. Harbor Richard P. Ross and Mary
Gibson; John F. Braxton and Fannie Webster:
Absalom Hughes, jr., of Frederick City, Md, and,
Mary l. MeNeir, of Georgetown, ID. c.; Sidney
Sanders and Alice Meals, of Georgetown, d. c.;
Jno. E. Holmes and Sophia O. Keirnes, of Fauquier
county, Va; J. W. Richards, of Stanton, Mich,
and Nettie ID. Hogue, of this city; Wilson Tim
berlake and Susan GOodal, of this city; Benja-
min Cumalinan and Lena Sherrer, Of TennalIy-
town, ID. G.; Geo. b. Dashiel, of Howard county,
Md. and Annie E. Whert, OF this city; Daniel
s. Kyger and Jennie L. McAllister, of Harrison
burg Va; Frank G. Altschuch, Of Philadelphia,
Pa, and Elizabeth Barghausen, Of this city;
Frederick w Tuerk, jr., of Philadelphia, Pa.
and Jessie c. Burns, of this city.
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Chief Engineer HoXfe has directed that
street lamps be erected as follows: One ON the
northeast corner of K and North Capitol streets;
six on Second, between d and E streets northeast;
two on Sixth, between G and streets southeast
and one near the corner of Fifth and streets
southeast
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-03

USE THuRsToN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pow
DER. A perfect dentfrice. Its action on the
teeth is specific, removes tartar and discolOra-
ton, arrests decay, and keeps them sound, clean
and white. 1t hardens the gums, sweetens the
breath, and, containing no acid, cannot tnjure
the enamel Its constant use is recommended
to all, but especially to those who having good
teeth wish to preserve them. twenty-five and
fifty cents per bottle.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 2, 1877.
The New York Post's financial article says:
'Gold opened At 107H, and sales since have been
alternately at 1osX and lo7. Foreign exchange firm;
nominally 4s4 and 4s6. In the money market call
loans are GOT and prime mercantile paper SGT.
Government bonds are firm, the only changes being
an advance Of u in new SIS and decline Of u In
Io4os The SIS Of 1881 the new sss and the 6s's are
quoted ex-coupon. The stock market opened Is@4
higher than 1t closed Saturday, the latter Michigan
Central. From the opening I'll o'clock) until noon
prices further advanced h@S the latter Lake Shore.
Michigan Central and Rock Island advanced
each, and Delaware, Lackswanna and Western u.
Since noon Lake Shore has declined u. The remain
der OF the List has been dull and strong.''
New York :eday nS zone, wss easy e H.
4Ss balance. a. Nsx z, yG,s sos.,
Government bonds dull and steady at the follow
ing quotations:
s: IS: iS:' Coupon:
sssss R 6 ss he
Al. ss =; a S,sSIIna a new
SeSrsis Ts:::.:.:::.isss :; GsToIins 4: g.: -
Louisiana s's.....-..., rennsssee s,s. Old. 90
Essss virginia q
NORTH 81 oafciia;;:;::: * $ SS assS;Si;:::
State bonds quiet and nominal.
The following the closing rates for the active
Stocks telegraphed from The New York Stock EI-
change:
Pacific Mail ........ N1& New York Central. .l0OA
estern Union. 7lS Ohio and Mississippi 81
Northwestern 36h Union Pacific. COZ
do. pref. 81 Mich. Central. 46la
Rock Island. Del. Hudson ....... Tx
BIT. Paul........... Ok Jersey Central. $500 G1s
do. pref. 53A DEL, L. Western. T,l
&C. and i. q. ....... 4 Gold TO carry........
Erie ~ Money.
Han. and st. Joseph. 1a5 Gold closed. .......107
Lake Shore. 655sI
Stocks dull snd steady
The following the total Gales Of stocks at the
New York Stock Board:
Pacific Mail. ........ 7OOIH Han. q st. Joseph. 100
Western Union.... 000 Lake shore. %, 900
Northwestern ..... 600lS. Y. Central. 1000
Northwestern pref 1.40IOhio Mississippi 200
Rock Island 2201 Mich. Central. 13 400
St. Paul. 400 Del. q Hudson.... 800
do. pref. 500 Jersey Central..... $500
Erie.... .......... SOO Del, L. VEST. Is, 700
The following are the buying and selling rates for
Government securities:
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LAWYme, BprUe.

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Book and JOB
Department 10 unsurpassed, in its extent and r.
clfties by any printing house in this any other
city for the prompt and expeditions execution Of
lawyer Briefs. Type and machinery all new.
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Christian Charity.

The chairman of the executive committee of
the night lodging-house, Mr.. A. S. Solomons,
has transmitted his report for the month Of De-
cember to the District Commissioners, in which
he makes the following statement: Supplied
lodging, suppers and breakfasts to 92l persons,
whom there were white persons, 1857; colored, 81;
women and children. SO; single, 851; married, co.
able to read and write, 500; unable, IS; Ameri-
cans, ass; foreigners, 435; average number each
night, 80. Their trades and professions were as
follows: Printers, e5; painters 81; moulders, 81;
carpenters, %; tinsmiths, "a; bricklayers, "a;
machinists. Il; bakers, IS; blacksmiths, Is;
butchers. IL; plasterers, IA; barnessmakers, -;
tailOrs, 6; shoemakers, Is; stonecutters, 10;
plumbers, Z; cablnetmakers. s; eottonspinners, Z;
tanners and curriers', s; segarmakers, o; wood
carvers, 6; boilermakers, 8; brewers. 4; lock-
smiths, 8; upholsterers 4; engineers Q; dyers, 3;
coachsmi,hs. 8; BARRIERS 8; bookbinders, s;
coopers 2 wheelwriRhts 3; confectioners, q clerks,
rs: musicians, 8; teachers g. druggists, 9; auc-
tioneers. 2: draughtsmen, .; each Of hatters,
glsssblowers, umbrellamakers, jewellers, photo
graphers, lawyers and seamstresses; laborers,
&9; seamen, 70; farmers Is; gardeners, Il millers,
4; cooks and walters, "a, and hOusekeepers, T.
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RECEIVING CALLERS.
LADIES WHO KEPT OPEN HOUSE

On New Years Day-some Of the Principal
Receptions OF Exquisite Toi-
lettes-Many Callers-Lunches Fit for the
Gods, Beautiful Women, Dancing and
Tete-a-Tetee-The Way the Day Was Spent
in Number of Homes-New Years at Ar
Hngton.
There were many private receptions NevYear's
Day which deserve mention for their pleasant
character, the elegance Of the teilettes, and the
number Of callers:
MRS: 4: 4: Evans held brilli.n. reception: and
spite Of ne storm Among those who called were ,s
IN q fs evil .aa . tns
elegant green silk, with trimmipgs Of point lace,
CAPT stsTsnaoss a.s .ssi.sa + Ileh ssS brown
SIT with poydered hair and dead gold and pearl
was drsped in hight green silf, with overdress Of
de Esr{
Nina Evans with he, petite agure was Charming
rings and PENDANT aiss Georsie Evans wore an
Samen's TSs retEesSmsal sssie Was Sosntlfufi;
spread, having the central ornament auto
SsoPsg
$40. {. D. WiLLARD.-Notwit6stand tine
ssnes Of Mrs. C. s. WIZARD. go corner Of n snd
e9 Sis
and estima6e LADY she was
combined, diamond jewelfy and a profusion OF
Ssioh hsF snS MaSs oar Es1s en ssf
and Ggs IKE IL fe IN
lighted; was table laden with choicest viands and
at the Willard mansion. among whom were many
of our citizens and
elegant costumes Of the mother and danEhtefs and
s ne CHEEKY, sopjs Ss!sS9s :sssizse = tes.s
ri 81 s{ NJ + R!l;ss Capitol TIIi;
black tarletan and delicate blush pinks. and Miss
IN OF
JUDGE r. Z. 0'CoNNoF and lady, or Alabsms,
daughter: Miss Tllly 'Connor entertained select
Sh
S nysd on u hs o
HcnfsomeTy. Ala; Hon. Is. e. Eshbsch and lady
- ,ke wee s@s' hours s ssss.s..:29 :. -
Mlss $3.50 FIsToEI9 Teesived many caileFs She
dria, who was dressed in heavy biscE silk tain;
Miss fannie Padgett, of East Washington. 8 hand
s5ePH train ra Miss Historic wore hand
iSsT SSA6
handsomely trimmed with black velvet, looped with
ieweiry, hair powdered and decorated with natural
flowers. Miss Annie Hoffman, who assisted her,
wore ma1nlncent gretn eatln dresS, with write
lace overskirt and basque, Topped with natural
flowers: hair beaut fully dressed and very hand
some set of jewelry. Miss Nora Combs was dressed
in a blue silk trimmed with blue velvet and natural
flowers, Hastily arranged, and a very handsome
set Of jeweIry. Miss Rosa Benson who assisted
wore pink silk looped with natural flowers and
snG @asnceat DISPLAY Of ieWei Ge'. ss.sngsa
Mks. CHARLES z. EosTER and her sister, aus.
Flo Foster, received their friend at residence
on New York avenue. Mrs. Foster was attired in
pink silk. Handsomely trimmed, with coral Jew
elry, and Miss Foster in silver satin, with iyt
trimmings. Among many callers were the Hon.
N. I. Townsend, Col. A. T. Babbitt. General
Plaisted. General Allan Rutherford, Messrs A. s.
Pratt. Z. p. Rankin, H. j Ramsdel, Drs. La Conta
W nd Rittar
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WILBoR's COMPOUND OF PURE COP Liver OIL
LIME

The advantage of this compound over the plain
Oil is that the nauseating taste of the Oil is
tirely removed, and the whole rendered entirely
palatabe. The offensive taste of the Oil has
long acted as prominent objection to its use; but
host of certificates might be given here to testify
to the excellence and success of "Wilbor's Cod
Liver OIL and Lime" But the fact that 1t is
regularly prescribed by the medical faculty is
sufficient. For sale by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist,
Boston, and by all druggists.
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THoMPsoN's PoAADE OPTIME, for dressing
the hair. This fine pOmade merits special men,
tien. Purely vegetable, its effect is to soften
and refine coarse, dry hair. imparting to 1t gloss
hair, it cannot ipjure, but is highly beneficial.
equally SO to the rich. golden-hued tresses of
you'll, the darker shades Of middle life, or the
silver-streaked locks Of age. Twenty-Five and
fifty cents per bottle.
PRACTICE Economy. Renovate your soiled
gloves thoroughly and quickly with JOven's In
Odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. Twenty-Five cents
ner bettle
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KILT SUITS, from ~ to years of age.
Harvey Jacket Suits.
Naverly Suits.
Cutaway Suits.
Blouse Suits for Boys
From to IL years of age.
Knee Pants
From to II years Of age.
Shirt Waists for Boys and Children.
Underwear. &C., sc.
NOAH WALKER Co.,
No. 625 Pennsylvania avenue.
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LIFE IN WASHINGTON.


jackson Democrats Make an Effort 10 be
Cheerful-The Eject OF Renee ana Juliet
Upon a MISUNDERSTANDING Away the Snow
Figures From the Night Lodging House
and the Fire Alarm Telegraph Once.
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IA MINSTREL ORGANIZATION.
FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
For a limited season only, commencing WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, January3
Emerson's California Miustrels,
Messrs. Mcguire 4 Haverly, Propr's and Lessees.
Mr.. j. b. HAVERLY ........ ............ Manager.
Most positively the largest concentration Of talent
PHYSICIANS IN EVERY RESPECT.
NONE BUT ARTISTS OF A HIGH ORDER
EMPLOYED.
Prices: Orchestra, q and rs cents; Balcony, IS
and so cents; Gallery, rs cents.
Aatinees "Wednesday and Saturday at O'Clock.
Box-ofice now open for securing seats-no extra
charge. ]. II. LAME, General Agent.
tail Iw
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CITY ITEMS.
"PIPERHEIDsIRCK."

To the Trade:
We beg to inform you that we have this day
been appointed general agents, in the United
States and Canada, for
"PIPRR-HKIDsIKcK" CHAMPAGNE
and
II. PIPER co.'s "cARTE BLANCHE, sEc'
Soliciting continuance of your esteemed IA
yors,
We remain, your obedient servants,
JOHN OSBORN, Son & Co.,
New York and Montreal.
JANUARY 2 1871
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SEvENTy-FIvE CENTS PR THOUSAND
Small Hand Bills, printed from new type for
seventy five cents per thousand at the NATioNAL
REPUBLICAN Job Office.
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ITO Mxxpxas or uosenrss.

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Book and Job
Printing Office is one of the largest and best ap-
pointed job ofi1ees south of New York. You can
have your printing done there cheaper than at
any other ofice in the District Of Columbia. Type
and machinery all new.
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t~ KINDEkGARTEN NORMAL

~ CLASS for Mothers, Teachers and Gov
ernesses. The first X. g.. lecture to Mothers win
be given TUESDAY, January 2 at 7O O. cIorE n
m, at Mrs. LOUISE POLL0CK'S National KIN
dergarter, 7os Eleventh street. street wher.
tickets for the whole course Of twenty Lessons maS
be obtained. Ladies who wish to become teachers
to learn full particulars. de2f-lW''
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ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTEEN CENTS PER PAsE-
IMPORTANT TO LAWYERS,
Briefs, printed from new type and on fine M.
per. for one dollar and ffteen cents DER maze a,
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Job Once. We can
not he surpassed for good work by any other es
tablishment in the District
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~THE NATIONAL BANK OFrur
-, ~ te nsbLiC:-WAsHIsGroN, d. C., De
this bank will be bed in the b.nS S nioiaers OF
TUESDAY, Januarys, between the hours on . 0d
3o'clock p M, to elect directors for ths oa H1
year. CHhS RRA n me ensuing
aecso-td Cashier