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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-03-29
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Mar. p, ~.


Session Of Congress GorcrnOr Pack.
ard-7he Administration.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Mar. 22,'77.
The cold-blooded and apparently
prcmeditated murder of two prom
inent Republicans in Louisiana, un-
der circumstances Of the most ag-
gravating atrocity, since the 9Th of
March, has particularly directed
attention to the ability to make
their promises good, of certain pol
iticians who have pledged their
words and SACRED honor" l sup
pose, to the preservation of the
peace, and to the impartial protec-
ton of all citizens in their political
rights, as an inducemcnt for the
withdrawal of the troops from South
Carolina and Louisiana. 1t has,
within the past forty-eight hours,
lcen authoritivcly stated by the
President that he has never yet
reached the conclusion to withdraw
the troops from either of the States
named, all seemingly reliable re-
ports to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. The matter was discussed
earnestly and long at yesterdays
Cabinet meeting, without reaching
conclusion.
The matter of an extra session of
Congress was also, incidentally con-
sdercd, the President declaring his
desire to avoid its necessity if "A lc-
gal way to provide for the army
could be found. 1t is the general
impression, however, that session
will be called, to convene about the
middle of May, or first of June.
Governor Packard is rapidly com
ing to the front; and the car of eve
~ public man here is trained to
+ catch the first sound of the conflict
that appears inevitable in Leuisia-
ma, should no decisive steps be TAX
en- to avert it by the national au-
,horities, as Packard is known to
be a man of great personal courage
and determination. The position
taken by Mr.. Blaine, a few days
ago, in the Senate, is having many
imitators among rejecting men
the result of mature deliberations
upon all the facts involved; and
there is no doubt entertained by
those knowing the Republican
claimant, that he will resist Mich
oils efforts to disposscss him of the
Gubernatorial chair, even to the
shedding of blood.
Adams, Clerk Of the House, is
reported to have indicated his pur-
pose to place on the rolls the names
of Representatives from South Car
DINA and Louisiana that hold the
certificates of the Governors who
are recognized by the President;
and following this lead, in a GER
tain contingency the Democratic
majority may be reduced to or 3.
The administrator appears to
have got its sea legs on, nautically
speaking. The President is still
annoyed by importunate Office
seekers; but to much less extent
than at first, as his frmness in the
matter of removals and appoint
ments becomes better known. The
several Secretaries are hard at work
familiarizing themselves with the
routine work of their respective de-
partments. There is much salts
faction felt that Mr.. Tyner consent
ed to become Mr.. Keys assistant.
lie has entered upon the duties of
his office and Mr.. Marshall has been
made one of the two Supcrintend-
ents of the Mail Service, Mr.. Vail
being the other. REF.
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Official Paper Of the County.

TO ADVERTISERS The STAR
is nop INC Only Paper printed in
Lake county; circulotcs to cScry part
ofHs territory, rendering ii a desir :
able advertising medium.
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NSe~ advertisements.
For Sale!

ship Is North, Of Range rs West; 6Oacr,.s. APP
ply To or address l.. SKINNER,
t5-I Grand Rapids, Mich.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTHEAST.

Connections made ut Toledo with eLaat Q Share
& Mich Southern X X for Cleveland and Chicago,
and with the G II & u Il II for Cincinnati and the
south Also with the n w Il w II X to and fr.n'
Michigan Central Railroad, for Chicago and local
points East AMI West; and ut Dstroi with the Great
Western and Grand Trunk and Canada Southerw
Lansing a. Lake Michigan II Il: at Holly with the
Detroit a. Milwaukee. Al Flint with tho Chicago
Lake Huron. At East Saginaw with j. 4
l. 4 and Il Il Divisions OF the Mich. Cent.
At Reed City with the Grand Rapids & Ind. RR fer
the North and South And at Ludington with
steamers for Milwaukee, Pentwater, Manistcs,
Franz or &c.
SANFORD KELLER Asst Sup't.
il NOURsE. G.nl Ticket Ag't.
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Nssu Aessrtissm

-
HAs AyMADE by Agents In cities and cOun-
EXlUAtry towns. Only necessary to show
H~Tn Esamples to make sales and money,
Ga - eEfor any one out OF employment and
to work. Used daily by all
kbusiness men. Send stamp for circu-
DAY. slar, with prices to agents. Address
ESPECIAL AGENCY"
t,-i8 Kendall Building, Chicago.
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"A Complete Pictorial History OF the
Times. "-'The best, cheapest, and
most successful Family Paper in
the Union"
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Farm For Sale.

The undersigned will sell, cheap, to the right
purchaser, eighty acres Of land, situated In
Lake county, two miles from Chase, and five
miles from Reed City. Thirty acres improved;
good log house, good well Of water close to
house; y few beariug fruit trees; timber, beech
and maple; nm 4 No. I "Sugar -b,ish;' one mile
from school house, and one mile from u
side track ON the +. & l.. N. Hallway. For
further particulars inquire Ofs
COBB & RADCLIFFE,
Baldwin, Mich.
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Dissolution Notice,

The Partnership heretofore existing be-
tween J.. ii. Dain nnd G.. W. Cook, Is hereby
dissolved L. w. Cook.
Dated, Feb. 9th, 1877.
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Weather Report.

The following weather report was
prepared and furnished 10y Lee $. Cobb,
of Yates township:
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"Unquestionably the best sustained
work Of the kind in the world"
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Republican Nominations.

For Justice ofthe Supreme Court
THOMAS NJ. COOLEY.
For Regents ofthe University ofMichigau-
VICTORY =. COLLIER,
GEORGE l.. MALTZ.
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DIVORCES

Legally and quietly obtained in every State
and Tcrrity, for INCoNPATIRIIIrY and other
causes, no matter where the party resides
Fee after decree. All letters confidential.
Address A. ]. DEXTER, Atty, Rooms 4 o.,
1872 Dearborn st., CHICAGO, ILL. Unques-
tionable references given. Correspondence
with The legal profession invited. t5-ls
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Special Correspondence.

Poll icdl Murders in Louisidna-Ertra
Session Of Congress orcrnor Puck
drd-1He Administration.
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Notice..

The Revised Statutes of the United States,
Sections 1872, 32}', ;2,s, and 2s', require every
or employment which renders him liable to u
SPECIAL TAX, TO PROCURE AND PLACE
CONSPICUOUSLY IN HIS ESTABI.ISII.
MENT OR PLACE OF BUSINESS n STAMP
denoting The payment of said SPECIAL TAX
for the Spccial-Tnx Year beginning May l,
1877, before commencing or continuing bust.
ness after April 10, 1917.
A return, ,is prescribed on Form II, IL, also,
required by law Of every person liable To Spec
ial Tax, as above.
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The People Want Proof.

Weekly average, 2.ii degrees above zero.
Denotes variable.
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1877 Mar. 7amspm Bpm Avcr'gc Wind
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DR.. AKIN
TOO LATE! Died THROUGH NEGLECT"


Thy
isld here in prac
enjoying Inherited having
urenS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-23

rus hin In. Msntr aid, look ont: don't
arrest me n you amt got any ehsrres.p Dua-
niean then arrested him, and the seuffie COM
rlenoed.
Bob Ccunell testified that Mants used no
profane language until after Dunnigan had
pushed him, when he said, Don't use me so
id rough
Attorney Miller said hare that as Mr.. Will
liams, Nantr' counsel, had tried to show that
Msnt1 Was friend Of Connell, he would show
that Nsnts did the cutting.
Had you been with Mantz before on that
night" he ked Of the witness.
Ten or fifteen minutes replied Connell.
We're you not stabbed in that ten or fifteen
minutcsy'
Yes. SIR
Mr.. Nantz was presentF-
yea
Had he hold Of your
"No"
Had you hold Of himf'
Yes sir"
do you know who stabbed your
"No, SIR
The Court sent the case to the grand jury.
Bonds were 6xed at $500 and Mantz was soon
released, having furnished the bond.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-23
yheruometrAe Reading. Foe Yesterday.
CIT RRErITIEs

ps..h.. a.,. .o.u,..nn., q. .,-:x. In e..
-se'S anu vi ." Wv FH ~
Negenolos r@isen aeout the Dfstf'e' sr
snper'ot 10 th">s imported nom the Bfn"d.s
The annual commencement Of Mrs E l.
y,ns~n,. -rho-,, cn u sfr~-- ,oos plsse y--,srisr
Afternoon.
49,, o.
inc baiuhlofe anu onio hAiir"so '"upAns
rs,. Er,rs an ~ I'm ,ns..., Ro,ns S,,n are.
6.z
%,
lawn ming, he oum printer WHO s'o'e
W nom . pensionef, named joins WhneS while tne
halter wns drunk, ws tined eo OF thirty Gays. IN Dc
huit. Yesterday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-23
THE 1NALOsTAN REGATTA.

The annual regatta Of the Analostan Boat
Club was held on the river in front Of the
boat house last evening. The boat-house was
crowded with the guests of the club. Prom
inent among the ornaments Of the reception
room was the handsome flag or trophy won by
the Analostan crow In their recent encounter
with the Undine crew Of Baltimore. The in
terest in the racing yesterday was keen and
the sport excellent, as the contestants in every
case were well matched.
The course wns two miles, beginning in
front Of the boat-house with q turn a mile
away down the river. The first race was be-
tween two crews in four-oared shells. The
crews were as follows: Blue colors-Pastal,
bow; Maddox, 2; Douglass; g. Robertson, stroke.
White colors-Burdctt, bow, Roach, ?; Eckert,
3; Pairo, stroke.
The crew in white colors came in two lengths
ahead. Their time was ten minutes while
the time made by the other crew was ten
minutes and Ave seconds.
The second race was between double-scull
working boats. This was the most interesting
race of the day, as there were two fine oars
men in each, Maunder and Marshall rowed in
one boat and White and Mckinney in the
other boat The two boats kept almost side
by side over the course until near the finish,
when White and Mckinney pulled ahead with
rapid strokes, and won the race In lilo.
Maunder and Marshall made ll:2s.
The third race was 4 contest in single-sculls
between Eckert and Buriett. Burdett won in
| 1890, Eckert's time was 1244.
The last race was between ten-oared crew
in the barge Analostan and an eight-eared
crew In the old barge Falcon. The Falcon
crew (eight oars) was composed Of Hall, cox
swain; Marshall, stroke; Corson, z; Pairo 8;
wyman, 5; Simmons, I; wilkins 3; Kimball, 2;
Blair, bow. Analostan, item oas)-Maunder,
coxswain; Robertson, stroke; Pastal, 8; Mad
dox, 3; Poor, 2, W. A. Mckinney, 9, Parsons, 5;
II. C. Mckinney, 4; Whiting, 3; Roach, 2;
Stansbury, bow.
The tcn-oared crew won, rowing the two
miles in ll:3O. The other crew came in Has
There was an impromptu race between sew
eral single scullers In tubs after the regular
races Of the day were over. This was gotten
up by the oarsmcn aud wharfrsts in the neigh
b0rhood. Though not the most scientific il
was the most amusing contest Of the day, and
was much enjoyed by the persons present.
There were eight entries, and the tubs
started from point about $50 yards above the
boat house, and ended at the boat house floats
The philosophy of propeling 4 tub is deep
but the shippers Of the tubs In this race ex,
hibited many novel and original ways for go
ing through the water. After several mishap.
to different contestants, the race was won by
John Easton, Thomas Kcrshaw coming fr
second. After the races there was music
dancing and refreshments at the boat-house
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BUrINo AVID BORROWING.
Transactions In Real Estate Filed.

Ifan~aeouns IN nfh
Since the last published report the following
transactions In real estate have been placed on file
In the recorder Of deeds ONCE:
RELEASE.
r RIOS Terry and Seat1n Perry, trustees, 70 VIM:
. aud 10. square ise. Chris. c. Glover and b II.
Warner. trustee. To Hugh McCafcry lots and 20,
;Ssdir;s,O1 of SQUARE 81 4 Hyde and IhO% ma
Christopher Grsmmer to c tiessford. Subdivision
ofsquare NJ. J. II. Goddard and James Rayan,
subdivision CT lpts Is and 10, square t67. H. A.
Clsrk and W. A. Ftnnick. trustee :, to u, Kndcn:
bach, pat q lot square ssl. W. ID williams and
lot in suhdy ision Of lots l. Is and 49, square
81. Samuel Tower and Anthony Hyde, trustees
REAL EsIArE TRANSFERS
Moses Kelly and wife to Patrick Heaney, for s6oO,
lot Is SQUARE SIS r. ID. Mussey, trustee, to Samuel
u. segar for 80 lot 6S square los. J. O. Payne,
,Tu,,Se % BsItha solomon for SIS lot IS n sub
5 simpson ard wife To Z. 4. sessford, for S, sub
division OF square NJ Theodore y. GIL to II. A.
Leopold and b P snyder, trustees, to T n GIL for
pa. e ls' sa e, a., P Pc sr shs c Is,s
wy6eli estate. c. b Church, trustee, and George
Savage and wife to Henry Feltcr, for SIS part OF
lot square sSi- A. .. Fox, trustee to A.G Wikin;
Cr,ss, lot ~ shepherds subdivision square az.
Archie Thompson and wife to I. De Vaughn, for
ssoo. lot 5 and par, Of lot y in Lanetns sub
sleGf % snssS lot wsssS % fhSns.
Hts ., ,ef Or 500 20 S iS, $ .aaals s
olinstsasi and wife TO John u. Evans, for $5,T23,
subdivision ID square Isl John T Lehman, trustee,
pset Hill
| pErps OF Trust.
VIM. T s,eiger and wife to W. II. Ward and J.
Stanley Jones trustees, TO secure Jackson Bros. &
iss. J. " wallace and vie !" c q frasief e al
| " secure the Metropolitan Building Association
G.,e. Iar Of lot II Square Sn Nathan A. FULLER
70 ~scuIe Aaron Bradshaw 1914 part Of lot square
SO. Michael White and wife To Eugene Carnsi and
e.S @ 20 scum hs ~ sa SSss ssus Of
Wright to .ecur. the Mutual Building A.:
1a"s g 'o IS and "O1 ~ square e, s iSi
] P Barrett % John Patch, 10 secure John Dunn
..s aa .Ps q %n Rose
1shior'i and u u Rohrer % secure Archie
ga fsSms. II JSses and Iife to D ~ Ashford and
:aqsre ga John II C.sseIl % y Ashford n Y.
square ss A b Kelly to ". Ashford and N. N.
Rohrer, 70 secure Muses Kelly q so, sub lot 2.
Rohrer, 10 sscur. aosss Kelley HJ,oo, sub lot q,
Y Y Rohrer. % secure Nose, Kelley 81 90, ,as 10!
md n u Rohrer % SECURE Iose. Kelly
800 rub iOt 81 slIa.e $50; J. n. Pumphrey
NJ. .'h k., 30; =, s., T. .s sSsIsr $50 T.
J " Pumphrsy. ir, 70 ~ Ashford and " u Rob:
r.r % secure Noss. Kelly son sub LOT 81 in square
ortI " .ssaI. NJ. Seiy s" sub s ios s.
s3usTs - Nv PnmParey T. 10 y IA hsh ,iS d, and
RGhrss to ;eSSre MG,ss Nelly 20" snSl Sto,
| and " " Rohrer, to secure Moses Kelly 800, sub
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-23
ArrrIpS SALE To-Day.

BY Thomas lowing
snowden's near sirminehsM msspv. q cohtee's
station, Nd, about eighteen milo frun waning
ton, on the baltimore and Ohio ratlroah
hs O'Clock, four two story three and ave roomed
frame housss, Nos. "a n - and ~ street BE-
tween First and North Capitol s,reets northwest
Al2 o'clock. trunks, packages, Ae-, ffurn the
Continental hotel
At 10 o'clock, refrigerator glassware, &c.
Al II O'Clock. horscs, carriages, &c.
BY Wash. b. Williams:
AT 10 O'Clock, walnut furniture carrets, china,
glass and crockeryware.
t. O'Clock, in mont Of auction rOCms. Ens fx-
tures, chandeliers brackets &c.
BY Duncanson Bros:
Ate O'Clock three small frame houses. Noe. slc.
6l2 and 6lt sixth street southwest.
By g X. nashield and J. Thomas Jones. trustee:
Al 10 o'clock, the property Of Louisa 4 Hunter.
situated at Laurel, Prince Georges county, Nd.
improved by hotel store boarding house, etc.
By 2. Foley:
At O'Clock, q continuation Of the sale of the
Chicago consignment also. all kinds Of furniture.
by Birch a Robey:
At 10 O'Clock, at the lamar one lay marc and
one gray mare
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-23
THE FArORITE RUFFIaS.


George W. Mantz had a bearing in the
Police Court yesterday on the charge 81 assanlt-
ing and resisting Officer Dare Dunnisan
This charge grew out Of the Affair AZ the cor
ncr Of Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue
last Wednesday night when Mantz captured
Dunnigan'a stick and was allowed TO walk to
the station house with it,
O6icer Dunnigan's testimony Was to the
effect that he told the crowd 10 keep hack,
when MRntz wanted to know with an oath
what he singled him out for. The ofioer i'm
nediaiely put Mantx under arrest and the lat
Ter turned upon him and struck him. The
officer struck Mantz once with his hand and
once with his baton, then he Vas struck and
knocked down, and while down kicked by
other persons than M=ntI and his baton NAs
taken from hin-
The officer remained where he was until
picked up by several citizens, aud when he got
on his feet, he was bleeding profusciy from a
wound On his head. leach was then going
down the street with NantE, aud Dunnigan
hurried after him, and demanded the prisoner
and the baton, which MantZ was Carrying.
NantZ said to the Sergeant, Keep that man
away; don't let an policeman touch me-
Did Mr. Leach take MAntE 10 the station r
asked Attorney Miller.
mo, sir; MantE walked TO the station
He took him, didn't hey
"They walked to the station, both haviT z
bstons in their hands"
Oficer Duvall o0rrOborsiad DUnnigan. ON.
Ger Moore testified that after the fight with
Dunnigan NantE said to Leach, IN 90 with
you, but not with that big s-of-a-b." Dlnui.
gan wanted 10 speak with bob Counell. the
man who was cut in the arm, privately. and
told the crowd about him 10 step back All
stepped hack, excerpt MaRtL. When Moore got
up 70 Leach and NantE, aftcT Maniy g4vr him
self up, he told leach 10 make him give W
the baton.
Sergeant Leach testified that when Nantl
surrendered he called TO him and claimed pro
lection. He wished TO explain his action, be-,
the Court would not hear him.
David Rock, VIM. Edds and Vim, Bennett
were examined, and their testimony Was in tho
officers favor.
Tom Young, for the defenss, testified thai
when Dunnigan spoke TO MAniI the latter
asked, "Why do you single me out every timer
Connell, the wounded man, told DGnnigaI
that MantI was friend Of his. Dunnigan said
10 Mantz, Il have a good mind to take you ia
anyhow" ManK sid. Take me In, then,
and Dunnigan took him In.
Dcnnis ONeill teslIf'd that Connell Nolun
teered TO 20 home VII. N.H'7- DunniGAn said
10 Nanfx, ~ W. a- irUl here.
md Edd = way &c NO1lt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-23
.rHE PARTING sHoT.-

"hich fsnus me ftre Along the w hole Line
EDITOR REPUBLICAN: I am sure you like
~fair play" and your high sense Of honor will
accord to me the PARTING shot" DR. White
commenced the discussion in your columns,
and have therefore the right to the last re-
ply. You have published for him three aEti-
clcs and but two for me; you should, therefore,
socord to me the privilege Of = third response.
OF course IL is for you 10 ay when the con-
troversy shall close In your columns hut feel
confident you will not Intentionally deprive
the side I represent Of an advantage which it
has right 10 claim.
Perhaps you will indulge me In these few
concluding observations. In Mr.. Rakewells
sworn AFFIDAVIT two facts stated: First,
that the sentiments attributed 20 Bishop
OConnor were published in the Pittsbnry
CafhoIio;;" secondly, they were therein at
sributed to Bishop OConnor Now Il se~ms
20 me that DIR. Clarke vas justifesl in quoting
the same As the words Of the Bishop. But il
now appears, according TO the afidavit. that
the editor Of the Pittkburs Catksiie lied. SO
branded as q liar, though 'layman and . re-
cent convert" This is bard on the e,iitor-but
anything to save . bishop. That is one nail
In q sure place.
The same thing is true as TO the sAtpi>rd Of
ne psiiey. The editor Of that paper also pab-
llsntu WnAt Ar not tfutn. br- Nhstr sbugcutr
that the quotation made BY DIR. Clarke WAS
published in the Shepherd cf tA< Tsley. but its
editor lied against the Arch bishop Of 81. Louis
50 TO shield the Archbishop the editor must 20
down. This Is another nail in the right place,
and DR.. Clarke Is vindicated because he quoted
from q good Catholic newspaper. What .
comment on the morals Of Roman Catholic
journalism in this country. Catholic priests
and Protestant laymen combine and swear
that the editors Of such do MOI tell the Truth.
And what a novelty is this Protestant sfida-
Wit TO sustain the Cath ,lie cause!
One word rs To the CstkolSe HsrirSr. DR..
White informs us that the "Caikaiie Reri>s did
not make its appearance until the year 1872;
that is, twenty years after il is accused Of
having done wrong" But in this statement
he misleads the public The Ws,lty OsfloIie
Reriee was not started till Is1l, hut the QNGr-
tsriy Caiho,ie Reriew was frsi published In BS-
ton in lsii-iust twenty six years before Dr.
Clarke quoted from its pages. No wonder
Father White wanted 10 fire the last shot, for
he has not another in his locker. Touching
Father Hecker ! am free to say that prefer
the reliability Of American Journalism to
Hecker's falling memory. As to myself an
content with the old maxim: Pslorrs oss
essan ab ooolsasdiS especially when the aoeu-
Sation comes from one
In outwarl show sTleniid and - vain
"ris but gildei block without brain
Respectfully youn, Up NEWMAN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-23

Dr. Harley cures oatarrh-7Se Tenth street north
west
Left-of clothing watt hes, pistols, &c, bought at
Hcrzugs yl5 ID street Oriers attended IN.
All kinds Of trunks made Ia order, rpAirei and
covered at Murray's so5 PennsylvsniA avenue
Market spacaL 1,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-23

personal.

rrHE UNDERSIGNED BE-; LEAVE 10 INFORM
l. their friends and the public generally that they
LBING BUsIS
under the firm name Of wE1IH BROTHERS At
James T. Wech's Columbian Mills, Wafer street.
Georgetown, d C., where they will manu- fAcIurs jane
X WEIGHS -
FLOCRS.
Although the Centennial premium and other hrAnds
OF PIoceSs Flour recently Manufactured by the lafe
firm Of Deener, Gssel wsIch were made by US and
under supervision. have concluded 10 shaDdon
them and improve the WEIGH FAMILY 10 rs Old
and favorite standard, believing that thus
please the pubiic We solicit the continuance 81
is former liberal pzironzse for jane Webs hess
Family Flour. p p. WEIGH
J. u. WEIGH
ielScws n. W. WHICH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-23

T,HE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE To IN
l. form their friends and the public e~neray that
they will coniinue The MILLING BCsINExs under
the firm name Of DEENER a CIssEI- At the Pios~sr
Mills. GrAoe and Potomac streets. Gsors-to~
D. T., where they will continue TO manufacture the
celebrated Centennial Fru Premium Gre.i SUiss
Proves, A. ii. Hers Best and other grabs Of
FLOUR and solicit Continuance Ct the liberal Tai-
ronage heretofore extended to the laie hrm OF I-r
gisssl a WEIGH JtrS W. nEENfR-
ieItim GEO. W. CISrEI-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-23

THIRD GRAND EXCURSION To HARrER's TEERN.-
See advertisement in another column.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-23

On and aitcr sunday aIth instant passs ngers fOT
New York and Philadelphia will leave the Rairi-
more and Ohio railroGd depot at 10 r. m, instead
Of lois n. m. as nov.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-23

OF BROKEN Suits, Boys Pants. st ~ cent.
EIsENAS BRo<S. Seventh and = stects.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-23

To S. imported Black Chcviot Suit. fnriner price
SIS. EIsEsAS BR0<.. Seventh and Z street,.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-23

ClTsRRH.-Dr. Hartley has now reduced his
price for treatment to oss d1tIr. Sec card IN an
other column.