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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01

There is nothing to be said in disparagemept
of either of the several candidates.
The question of nationality appears to have
largely influenced the minor nominations. The
Tammany ticket names two lrisImen and one
Gcrman-al Catholics; the opposition, two
Germans, both Hebrews, and one lrlshman
There is still great prccautOn used by the 20
litIcal managers in selecting men on account
of nationality and RELIGION, though we are glad
to believe that the people hrc growing moro
and more Independent III these as III mere TO-
lilica considerations. The nomination OF Judge
Snnott was influenced by other matters. lie
is an immediate representative OF Mr. IIlden,
and his denomination WIZ undoubtedly int 'Eded
10 please the Tildcn wing of the party, though
we fancy such a small crumb was not calcu-
lated greatly TO mollify that angry crowd. Judge
Locw is a man of recognized ability, and he is
popular not only personally. but by proxy
OF his brother who sought the nomina-
ton for himself, but who was crowded
off at the last moment. Charles f.. LOcw had
built mp n very strong organization of active
hackers for himself, every one of whom he
has transferred to his brother. Tammany
feels that it owes something to Jude
I.ocw for his sufcrines in the earth
quake of 1875, and doubtless its best
energies viii be given to secure his
clrctom 1t is tbs organized movement
upon which Tammanv depends this year.
Jacob Hess. the Anti .Tammany and Republic
can candidate against Loew, will win ii any OF
the Anti-Tammany nominees stand chance,
for the factions are all united on him all show
of enthusiasm TINT there is is expressed for
him only he is an active worker and popnl'r
with the Germans who this year are greatly
dIsaiIectcd toward Tammany.
There is NJ great choice between the county
tickets as far rs men are concerned. Inc
Ma inc Court would be as well administered
under Koch and Mcdonald as it has been un-
der TIER opponents, who seek reelection on
their records. And partisans will find little to
distract them, for AL the candidates, except
Hess, are Democrats. ard in the office OF Reg
lister politics are Of linlc importance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01

General Thomas Ewing proposes to make
things lively in this Congress, and begins his
grand onslaught on the Resumption Act on the
first real working day of the House. All that
was accomplished yesterday was that the
enemies Of Resumption succeeded in max
ing a show of strength, and in securing
place for their bill which will prob
ably permit speedy action upon it. As
these men hope for final vote upon their
repeating bill to-day, it may not be long be-
fore the House Will take decided stand upon
the act which was once the shibbOlcth OF the
Republican party. 1t is sufficient perhaps to
note at this time that the mass of the mem
bcrs who stood by the Resumption Act were
Republicans, and the mass of those who OPP
posed it were Democrats This is only one OF
many proofs in wh9t party the enemies OF the
public faith are chiefly to be found
The Russians are now in the fertile plain
of Hassan. and almost within sight of the
innarets of Erzerum. Since they routed the
Ottoman forces before Kars, seventeen days
ago. they have followed steadily on their foot
steps and now confront them on the PLAIN
where the fate Of Armenia may be decided.
Ismai Pasha has FASTENED to the aid OF
Ghazi Mukhtar General Tergukassof, the
hero of Bayazid, has joined his forces
with those of GoaeTal Ileymann, who won
distinction at Aladja Dagh, and now com
mands the advancing Russians. A battle can
not be long deferred. The Russians must
press on, both to secure Winter quarters AMI
intercept men and supplies coming from the
Turkish capital by way of Trebizond. The
Turks cannot retreat without imperlIing
Erzerum, which is practically defence
less, and would soon fall before the de
structive artillery of the invaders. While
the two field armies are thus in prox-
Unity, Kars is completely invested. and
its defences are under fire. It's commander
resOlutely refuses to surrender, but his pros
poets are apparently no better than were those
of General Pembert0n at Vicksburg, or Marshal
Bazame at Metz. Should Mukhtar meet with
a crushing defeat OIL the plain OF IasSan,
further resistance wOuld be wei nigh desperate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01

The anti-resumption lunacy seems to DE local
disease confined 10 the region west Of the Allegh,
mics. Among the many bills introduced IN the llouse
for the repeal modification of the Resumption
Act only ono finds its paIentage in the Fast. IL is
needi To say that that one owes i;s origin to the
Hon. Nm. ID. Kelley, of Philadelphia. When Con
Gress meets without Judge Kelley Selling the first
opportunity to present some proposition hostile To
stable currency financial millennium VIII assured
Is be- an hand. lie has fought against specie payments
year after ycar with much courage rs Don
Qui2otc Displayed in charging the windmill and
with good deal more peItinacity tor although again
and again oyerhrOwn b. the Irresistible logic of
events b. returns to the charge at every recurring
session Of Congress with fresh bill and
speech. The worst of these currency fanatics is that
you cannot disposscss them of their crotchets Facts
make 40 impression upon them They see nothing
in history save What they distort to suit their
argument. and thoy are never bothered by the
demonstrated absuIdity of then last years predc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
amusements ano alectlnss GO Might.

poorus THEATRE" Rip-yau-winkle" jefferson.
BROADWAY THEATRE-' Barhe Bleue." AIMEE
EAGLE THEATRE" MetamOla."
IIFTH AVENUE THEATRE" Fra DaVolo''
EIMOs GARDEN" MasaniellO. . .
TARK m AIRS The Crushed Tragodian."
SAN Francisco MINSTRELs
UNION SQUARE THEATRE" Pink Dominos.'
NLILACKs THEATRE-" Marriage.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE Annual Fur .
CmCKFEING Hall" Church Congress- .
GIINOKE's GARDEN-2 AMI ;: tuius auu M"n"s0ii''
nj ApF's HALL" The dgets
NEw.YORK AQUARIUM-Diy ard Evening" -
STEINwAY HALL: Symphony concert ih'u''s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
There was an old man from abroad
Serenadcd bv mon b. adhered.
When just as they dreaded.
He came ont bare-headed.
And shouted, Pm ruined by Fraud y

II was cruel Of Mr. Randall to thrust Beebe of
Sullivan into such subtrrancan position a. the
craftsmanship OF the Committee on Mines. Mr.
Beebe's peculiar vocal and gymmastc accomplish
ments could be displayed to better advantage some
whore on the surface of Thugs
II any man says the Presidents Civil Service order
forbds political activity, shoot him on the SPOT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01

The appeal of the Municipal Society for the
election of members OF the Legislature who
favor the Constitutional Amendments, is adj
dressed to the more intelligent classes of society,
for whose protection against the costly rule of
the pauper and the politician these amendments
were framed, aud in whose power it is to COM
De- their adoption. Meanwhile, however, Tam
many Hall has the advantage in catch-wOrds,
and will doubtless dcludc q good many inno-
cent persons into the belief thdt they are 20
be deprived of some portion Of then jast nights.
The threatening aspect of Seryia, and the
aggressive movements OF the MOntenegrins,
who have advanced to PodsOri,za, add greatly
TO the perpexitics Of Che Porte, which is now
receiving unfayorablo reports from all quarters.
While tine fall of 0rchane may be doubted
there is every reason to regard the position OF
Osman Pasha as exceedingly pcriiOus. Opposed
by one of the first engineers i'll Europe, he
does nothing TO break the lines which are
gradually enciTcling Pleyna. Should he re-
main inactive much longer he will be con-
strained t0 flee OF capitulate. With his Lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01

The Exhibition to be held at the Cape next
April, affords us a good opportunity to bring
our industrial products under the notice of the
thrifty colonists of South Africa. As the voyage
is long. our manufacturers should act
promptly on the general invitation ten
dered them. The best way to demonstrate
the excellence of our wares and fabrics ia to
place them in comparison with those of other
countries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01

of retreat to Sophia and Widdin in the hands
of the Russians. the former alternative would
be fraught with great danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01

The French Ministry is disposed to do any
thing but admit that it was rejected decsively
by the people at the recent election. But as
the Senate is so wise as to refuse to shoulder
its misdceds by vote Of confidence, there is
reason to hope that it will have to submit,
and that the civil war, which NJ. Gambetta
nDprebends will be ayerted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01

tons. 1t is not long since they loudly declared that
wo could never resume under the Resumption Act
Now their complaint against the act is that 1t is too
eicacious. What blessing il will be when the LIST
of January 1879 ends their false logic, their dolor
predictions their absurd propositions for cur
rency based on wind, and all their tresomo rant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24

SNNc - NNNNN-~~~~.~~N1NJ
Try T. J. SWEET, Auctioneer.
TRusTEEs, SALE OF A NEAT TwO.srOR
AND BASEMEkT BRICK DWELLING, STU
ATED en- THE WESTsIDE OF FIFTEENTH
STREETS NORTH.
Iy virtue Of deed OF trust, dated hugast 30, A.
ID. 1875, and duly recorded In Iihcr No. 3d. folio
Ss e seg, one Of the land records for the District
Of and at the request OF the party secured
thereby, we VIII sell at public auction, In front Of
the premises, on SATURDAY, March q, 1877, at s
O'Clock y. MI. all that certain piece or parcel OF
land and premises, situate and being in the city Of
Washington, District OF Columbia, and known and
distnP uished as lot numbered elghty-hye (s5), In
charles y Davis subdivision OF square numbered
one hundred and pinety-three (i93), together with
all the improvements, &c.
Terms; g. 600 to main. to he secured by deed of
trust on the prope sold, payable In i've 80 years,
Win Interest at nine tg per cent, payable semi.
annually; the balance OF purchase money, over and
above the e. 900, to be paid In cash. deposit OF siOo
will be required of purchaser at the time OF sale and
all conveyanclng will be at his cost. Ifthe terms OF
sale arc not compiled WIN IN seven days the Tras-
risk and cost of the defaul ting purchaser.
mn,a.Mw.s,a. H kk; .Ekbhn' Trustees.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24

THoMAs BOWLING, AuctlOnesr.

DSTREET, RETWFEN SECOND AND THIRD
STREETS NORTHWEST, NEAR THE CITY
BY virtue OF deed Of trust to us dated the 10th Of
December, A. ID. 1872, and record d In Libcr No.
Co., folio so, &c.. OF the land records of the District
OF Columbia, and at the request of the party Sc
cured thereby, shall sell, In front of the prem
ises, At O'Clock p, m. on FRIDAY. March 30,
1871, lot lettete,. >. In Pollard's subdivision OF
Washngton city, ID. c., with the three-story brick
residence and the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One third cash, the balance in SIX
twelve and eighteen months from the dsv OF sale.
with Interest at eight per cent, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises, or all in cash. Conveyance
ing at purchasers costs tep payable at the time OF
sale. II the terms of sale are not complied with In
i've days the trustees the right to resell
the risk and cost OF the dcftultnR purchaser, after
one week notice In some newspaper Published In
the city of Washington.
KNDREW i. DUVRIL. Trustees.
mhI7-STuTh&ds THUS. BOWLING, Auct.
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aatiuual Gepublifau
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.


WAsurJsroS. %. T., March q, ts77.
m NJ ~ iorx P'st,s financial srticla says:
'eH pp"ts'i ~ w b md r. At niJ5 To totf, md
=. M 'al@s since have essn At mat price En-.
Ml,anss4 for arst-qIass banker, sts.ling In a..
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r-um~ut bou.hy ,r- : po,,.r tb,, - NJ, H.. ~.
a--,iay sor m-of.; \ b,.r s,r O.. . M, -
AZ md Ss's, ami 's:for obi u.s. me stocs mar
n ma %, g,a5;Ds ,1s - . ,Ra Hut
1sis-arr. Gasss-lnna sna western sag MIMI ,s
, Tl t1,t g. rsni Prsfessa and = fos Western
ass rl s, ass .a n r snsss ,no esn,f,
NGw Yprt Central anil Pacidr Mail ~ each IN.
lU-ula Gntii iBous a ~ s:sioss there vas an -.
ssn,s N n" frnsrni Lat Of afsti, the latter being
.p-,,1,,,I ~ w., -, ,rr, nNA Sshn
u,,,- 1-,-tr,T ,,Iv,nc.,i an W, % a sna ~,
pssa-arr L.rk.-,nn, mi w s.,,,.. ,..,, y
mrna sims. arst sItysncuf Z. sftrr-,r t.r,,ns, y
ru,f ,.,ir .n.v,i :. mi D,f,.,-. -, ,,, y.
ClnaL rff-r ab.,iiuius =. .iv,nc,t u s,n., -,
t-Gioss sar- has s-sn decline Of no !, the latter
- st nun leieErapn AMI Buriing-
rns ,Hb-rrr..urv b.'.Bc.s M Nsx yors ,o-..
we're. t,alI g. a,- .l6 a.. c,r-,n., A., a. -, -
rns mn rrrasarrr paid ont on sseaant ofnters.s.
- -s Or 'anis' Hs'"s. Hsesivs from custous,
h, = w.. s.- -- -.
H,rnanz- tui@t st s4'sa sss1. soIt firm At iotx.
Ksrrs tor carrying. spr. 60 verument. steady
-. -, .,,,,.,., ,,,. .,.. ,s, $3.50.
s,,s o. Ss- 49,. M
80 - NV" nsS ~ coapons.. ...... tfos
statR bauis ruist ,r,i nominal.
rn,s s''la~tlE arr the CLOSING for STATE Sc
aauianEs:
rsnn-ssse r. s. oif--- 81 Alabama ss.-.......
Virginia -. % s..orEa gs'....:'...ts.
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AUCTION sALEs-FUTURE DAYS


u II. WARNER, Auctioneer,
Ss street, opposite Masonic Temple.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
OF LSTREET, AND ON PENNsYLyANIA
AVENUE, BETWEEN TwENTY-SINTH
ASp TwENTY-sEvENTi SIS. NORTH
by virtue of deed Of trust, dated March 10, 1874
duly recorded In Liber No. liz, folio 1884, one Of the
land records for the District OF columbia, aud At
the request of the party secured thereby, we will
sell A pnbc auction in front Of the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,. April Z, 1877, at o'clock p. M, the
6ol9wing desori9ed real estate situate in the city
those certain pieces or parcels Of ground known
and described ns lots numbered three (3) and four,
a. In square north of square numbered four, q
according to the original plat or plan Of said city,
together with the improvements, consls ting OF a
large frame house, lime-klln. sc.
Terms; One third IN cash, and the balance at slx
and twelve months, with interest at the rate OF ten
per cent. per annum from the day OF sale, and se-
cured BY deed Of trust on the property sold. A
deposit of t250 will be required at the time of sale,
and al eonyeyancinR at pprehaser,s cost. Il the
.he trustees reserve the right % resell the property
after one weeks advertisement.
WILLIAM STlCKNEY, lr.,.,...
GEORGE Il. PLANT utces'
nh1O-Tu'ThSSds salesman
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u. II. WARNER, Auctionecr,
- y street, opposite Masonic Temple.

X. II. W AhN Elk, AuotlOnecr,
~ street, opposite Masonic Temple.
TRysTEE.s sALE0FA DESIRABLE THREE
UNWILLING, WITH BAY WINDOW, NO.
GRANT PLACE.
By virtue of deed OF trust, dated September A.
D. Is72 duly recorded In Lihtr No. ESQ., folio rs
ofthe land records for the District OF Columbia. and
at the request OF the party secured thereby, shall
sell at public auction, ia front of the premises
EDNESDAY, April 4. 1871, Ut O'Clock y. L.,
all that certain piece parcel tland situate lying
and being In the city Washington, District of CO.
lumbla, and known as lot numbered eighty -four.
(si.) in GILBERT and Aliens subdivision OF square
numbered three hundred and seyenty-hye, with the
improvements, &c.
Terms; One fourth In ca,h and the balance at SIX
twelve and eighteen months with interest at seven
the property sold. deposit Of 500 required OF the
purchaser at the time of se, and all convey aucing
complied with In seven days the trustee the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost of
the defnultng purchaser after Ave DAYS advertise
ment. JOHN A. RUFF, Trustee,
mh22-ThSM&ds Ut. COLDwELL. Salesman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il ESTAIE. STU A1ED AT h1LlSB ALE,
WASHINGTON, ID. C..
~ Nlr,ue Of deed of trust 10 Daniel L.; EHt"n
corded In Libtr No. 8sa, folio 49, one of thr land
r CORDS for washington coungy- In tht District oi
Columbia. and at the request ID the party secured
thereby, as surviving trustee, will aeiL IN frmIt
of the premises, At 4:D O'Clock n. FIlD AZ =.
the 18th day of April. 49,. lot M H. In srtun Ma
s In the subdivision Of the rrusiees 81 BARRY
Farm. according TO the plot thercof iis m
District Of Columbia
Terms Of sale: ~. with interest nj IN pnr ren1..
from May "a 1861 and expenses of sale In cash; the
balance In six and twelve months, fOr w'hirh The
notes OF the purchaser. bearing interest frum rt
day or sale, and occurred by Deed nf trust Un the
property sold, will be taken. AL conVrynnrinr
VIII be at the expense az the purchaser.
1T he terms OF sale nre not complied with within
seven az days from the day 0f sale the
the right 10 resell nj the risk and rBai o NJ,
faulting purchaser.
deposit of ESQ VIII he required NJ time nr salG
GEO. ". STl( 'KNEE-
mhl0-STu&ds Surviving TRUSTEE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24

nRESS GOODS, 10, Il, Is, 20, IS, 8TI1 to rs cts.
- Dolman Cloths, 37k cts. to Si.25
Black Alpacas. ~, 25 ts 50 cts.
Pure Mohairs, 6Ia to 70 cts,
Black silks less than Old prices, o. to 90,
Napkins, 80 cts. TO o per dozen.
CalicOes, 81 cts. up; Towels, cts up.
Cambria Edges. 8, 8, 9, s. 10, l2ta to 50 cents.
Lace Edges, ~ yards for Is, %, . to SO cts.
Wamsutta Shirt, finished; n ut warranted In every
case the only shirt In the city that gives general
satisfaction At the low price Of q iosi:;5.
T. n. NAUDAIN,
mhii 700 Market space
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TOR RENT = ELEGANT FURNISHED
TUE RENT. By d. II. WARNER = CO.,

I'm I'M and rn ma ~ ~ ix ;.........rent ,oS
ilS sI 1Stn Z, y rarnl,Ssd I,h T. r. n sc sc
NJ :ssst . nc % sb. Is aeo%, M %
No. Is 81 nv. 4 i'S Rooms and MI. Is
For Rent-ilg itth st. n. w., re- m. i........ RS
No nos fennsyiysnis svenae. mr. 10
% n s. s. N n :. e.. Si II sSSSS%: m L 10 l
v,, III ., q. ": "a rooms; m. i:...'.;., ioo
for 80 ST. sS,. q Gas and , %stef, r
M, M FoT .rs n. a., II, MI; g
No. a. us. ave-. toTer Gilmsn,S.:. y
It1 y street northwest, 10 rooms. mi. %
s ss;sos N n ~, v. 3 sto. br. u Z. NIL. g
10 Mo- ave- ssto. L. Il room: m t.. 9
M s street m n, y; 20, ever store; 70 rs... g
For ~ I Is!s e i, i +: M a: ..e.
S STI I'm aPa S,ii,d Is. S.ih, MI: 4
es and sss K. Capitol st, ID rs, mi. 8
l5ls,i5ls 9Th, sso br. ". all m, Lee. q
For Rent ias ElsyentS street n ". rs. m. l.. s
no. $40 Seventh st. 9. W, II RS, m. I. &C
For nsn l:i ID, stree. ss ;S i.s. MI
s sss hst: $. e., er. ST. m.i............ 3
- ~! .sss. n: g: :ssis y. .n q dE %
iaS l, STORY and bst. br .sr, MI. g
For Rent ioia snd iois Pa. ,Ss,s e.. sr. N. /. .
For Rent NOS ii and ID st. n. e.. u rooms. rs
No m Elm street. LIE Droit Park. 10
rooms, m.i............................ Is
sis street q. g.. br., 3 sto. rs, IN. I. %
NO. 5l4 81. s. e.. r.. RAs water. Is
Db street q. IL rooms. ....,..... Is
For Hent-1D10 N. ave, IS e. Il rooms, large yard Is
Isl Green street, Georyeto ~n, . rooms Is
n0s Fourth street northwest, Tr..... rs
lpe n. w.. br. . STORY, RS ........ Is
Nos. az and FA u ST. Q. e.. rooms.
sas and water. .................. IS
No. Df 18th st. n. e.. rooms. ....... 70
for Hent-Sl2 18th $. w.. rooms, water. &c.. u
y Derives street rooms. ........... Is
No. lii7 ID SC. n. w.. Is fr..... ....... l6
1857 street I. w., rooms, brick. 10
Nos. and Foundry Place, rooms. Is
FOR Kent as ttrst street 6. w............... 10
Nb0rnnt avenue. ....................... 10
Small Frame. nth street, above T.. 10
No. fCottaKe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Q
D4GrAnt avenue. .....................
Also. number OF other houses full particulars OF
which will be given upon application at the on ces Of
D. II. WARNER, CO., Sis street north west
opposite Masonic Temple. fei0
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INSURANCE.
EIKEMkSs issU RANGE COMPANY
OF
wAseISsroS AND GEoRGErows.
0ac- 10 L over Bank Of Washington.
Chartered by Congress. lsH.
cHpitsI-. sDO.Go surplus rand. oo 900
IAnzs ADAMS. rrssltsnt; c. W. HowAsD.
sesI sstate ant personal property insured. and
pTE IKE -rsas = ~ lafSst GFfftSSS
A@ R's. al ia, W. ~ giison. E.S. psvts,
AMI. Esth~sii- JOS. Esd:sra. ". Z. Howard.
pTRECruEs-GEuRsEro
simi; T. Wh'asiHy, Ell shoemaker. q. W. Cropiey.
TH1KrI-FOURrA lear
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INsu-
RANCE COMPANY,
BuSrUS, MASS.
A-SETS US 00o 90
LOOK OUT FOR rHIRrY.rH1Rp ANNUAL.
RAPPORT. tsTT.
S9s .7s 5 N $50 SA,H \, their premiums
nsm0srs during tns last thiFtY-three years.
ffn M MY var L % tnsgrs- r
-iahs law soLiGirors wanted, Liberal terms made
y s. GLKKs c. General Agent,
mr.nfs Compsny Of Boston hsS ThAsiy
HorELS
IRVING HOUSE, CORNER OF EIGHTH
Aln,i . street northwest, Pleasant rooms Table
SHERNAN HOUSE.-A FIRST GLASS
% bi boar A. " Psr en- s sstr o @s ssaI ,s
ninth. Sos. tB amt ~ rbirl street. Just above
Penny vania avenue. A number OF eleg ant rooms
n sapuIar prizes. Hihl2-tf
IKvTNG HOUSE
EIGHTH STREET. COR. OF d.
aps SaIh Sf ts PsssnT AMI Post 5ss Depart
rARLE so Ak bsI Z, fsn P M5srH
HOWARD A BUTTS.
NV YORK AVENUE HOTEL CORNER
~ 81 New 1ork .ysnr- and Fourtesuth street
sss iVse.7 .s. iTSRRT sfsassosTa Table
ssis-sm Proprietor.
MARILASp AND CITY HOTELS,
ANNAPOLIS, MD.
ssss, ,q% 1s Ss;sf mr. SSHs 60 e o. e
A s.iarsa wn- Il SoEaLS 80, Pope.
Ct Psnnsy.-aais s AVE. a. W.iaissssa. S &c
IMPERIAL HOTEL BILLIARD ROOM,
4 Just Opsns,l with eight new tables; Phelsn &
Colsn,isr Gushi0ns. ]. $, PIERCE,
$1,000. HOME coMFoRrs
w PROVISION MHRC HASrs. Beef PORK,
s L4S & s SS9n SSt sSS &C
passs1ss DOR nome AMI fSrsiEn aarSsts. PsrtiSat
mon our + 1Hs. No. 70. is
.JuHN Z. KELLEi.
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