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National Republican., 1877-09-25
GIVE THE PRESIDENT TIME.

So long as the President, who unquestiOn-
ably finds himself surrounded with difficulties Of
many kinds, clearly puRues his purppse Of de-
stTuying the Office holding control OF politics,
measure both Of reform IN the service and of ele-
waiting aud purifying politics he Is entitled TO the
generous confidence and support OF all who seek
the same end. He has right 10 ask MS to be toler-
ant Of his methods, and IN he patient until II Il
plain that he has yielded. After some months
have passed ifit shall appear that, under the name
of Reform, the Administration Is pursuing the
same old course that Il condemns II will be time 10
think that the President has surrendered. But his
announcement that conspicuous and highly be-
fficndcd officer who has dlsre.aTdcd his circular,
and other conspicuous officers who could not
heartily promote reform are TO be removed within
six weeks IL ccrtai inly not adequate proof Of dis
position 10 surrender.
National Republican., 1877-09-25
CARD.

II Is q matter of grave Importance To owners Of
property in the District to look well to their insur.
ancc. 1fsuch q building as the Patent Office cnn
he damaged, rs II was yesterday, undersich favor.
able circumstances ns to time and weather, surely
our citizens who live and transact business
In mere finder boxes, compared with the
personal property Is insured for sufficient
amount In good companies. We commend
the Home Of New York, the North American ot
Philadelphia, the PhTnix Of Hartford. the PhcniN
Of brooklyn, the Queen and the Imperial and
Northern Of London and Liverpool. These and
ample capital, are "tme.trlcd and hrctcStcd" have
sufficient means TO protect fully all who procure
their policies and nay thereon as hOnOrably and
promptly all losses for which they become liable In
this District AS PRATT & Son.
Corner Ninth and d streets
National Republican., 1877-09-25
GREECE.
DEFENSE OF HER POSITION ny TIE MIN
ISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, Sept. "a.
A special dispatch to the Times from Athens
gives an idea Of tho serious trouble brewing be.
tween Turkey and Greece The Porte has requested
the French Government, as II guaranteeing Power,
to advise Greece to abstain from her hostile attitude.
The Duke De Cazes, Minister OF Foreign Affairs re-
piled that he was confident that Grceces intentions
were pacific. The British minister on Saturday
made q new communication to the Greek
Government ofthe Turkish complaints and men
aces after directions received from Earl Derby. The
Turkish note conveyed thrlagh England con-
cludcs thus The Porte will not seek TO stop the
evil by half measures but by striking at the very
root
NJ Trioux, Greek Minister Of Foreign Aifars, re.
piled that the evil was to be traced and struck In
the devastation Of Thcssaly, Eplrns and Mace
donia by bnshi-bnznuk Zelbecks sent there on
purpose In the insult offered to the Greek consu.
late at LarisSa; In the violation Of the promise not
To introduce new Circassinn settlers In the Greek
provinces IN the violation of the treaty OF rcgula
II m respecting the Gulf of Arta and In the refusal
tO acknowledge the just claims OF treaties. Earl
Derby declares the explanation given by NJ TriOuN
To be satisfactory aud therefore the latter strongly
complains Of England conveying To Greece the
Turkish menace, while acknowledging that there
was no legitimate grievances.
NOTE England IL also one OF the guaranteeing
Powers; hence her Interference,
National Republican., 1877-09-25

ensuc, as II is known that many companies Of
miners have been drilling quite recently.
Plymouth tPa.N dispatch also says there Is n
prospect of the early resumption Of mining in
wyoming region and only the intimidation OF the
violent ones prevents the majority OF the miners
from going % work Immediately. The strikers
who have been. committing outragcs In Bradford
aud Wayne counties and the citizens who have
armed against them have had several skirmishcs.
In Columbia county the Molly Magurcs have com.
mit,cd outragcs on all the witnesses who testified
Rupert. The house s Of Kim Ringrose, % a prom prominent
witness, with the Lutheran parsonage and the
house of Rev, Mr.. McCoon have been burned.
Several notices have been sent TO others.
National Republican., 1877-09-25
HOW THE NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATS
DID,

From the New York Trihunei
Tho Democrats Of New Jersey have certainly
done much better than was to be expected.
and that cannot always he said of Democratic
conventions. The nomination of either Mr..
Albeit or Mr.. Stockton would have been
woeful mistake. the fruits of which would have
been more appalling il he had hcen elected
than If he had been defeated. The nOinina-
tion of Gen. Mcclellan was riOtously made
of coursc-no Democratic body can hold
itself in, when his name is mentioned; but
1t Is cno against which no accusation of
venalitv can he brought, and, moreover, will
fire the heart of the Democracy from Hudson
to Camden with great enthusiasm. The
platform, too, is better than might have been
expected, though II might have comprised n
greater number Of subjects. 1t is moderate in
tone and the fraud" yell is mild.
National Republican., 1877-09-25

spring an understanding was projected betwcen
both the Republican aud Democratic members by
which they were 10 unite in the election OF q
which this proposition was bascd was the greatly
altered party relations enpendercd by the adoption
OF President Hayes southe n polly. twas sd-
mtted by both sides that all old issues at stake u
that direction had been virtually killed by the
Presidents action, and that no new issue OF I'M
portance waa likely 10 arise IN which the Interests
Of the Representatives OF both parties would not sc
In the main Identical
National Republican., 1877-09-25
INDIA.
CHEERING NEWS FROM THE FAMINE.
STRICKEN DISrRTCTS

CALCUTTA, Sept. 90.
The news Of the last week from the Madras
fnminc districts Is good, and the future prospects
hopeful PlentcOus rain has fallen IN many OF the
wort districts. Agricultural work is active, and
the crops are making rapid progress, The number
during the last month IN the relief camps Of the
Tho people are rapidly desertng the relief works
and hurryng away to their homes. The relief
camps up the country have not yet thlnncd in
like propnrtion. few weeks however, will make
u marked difference in the panic stricken people,
who had heGn reduced to fuch starving cOndl-
ton previous 10 their admission that considerable
time must clapsc before they are able 10 work
There can be no reasonable doubt that the tide
OF the great calamity has been turned, but vast
Private charity, however II benehclRlly applied
nwnr'l' helping their condition.
Return ~ CAPTAls GENERAL JouvEIIAR,
HAvASA ScpL A-CaptAin General JOuvellar re-.
turned ~ Havana nom Cardenas yesterday &C.
cOmpanlCd by Gen. Martinez Campoa.
National Republican., 1877-09-25

ONE OF THE LESSONS taught by yesterdays
fire is that as long ms any Of the Departments
of the Government occupy buildings which
arc not fire proof, the male clerks employed
in the building should he organized into fire.
brigade, in order that systematic efforts may
be made to put ont fires rs soon rs discovered,
or IL that cannot he done. then TO take charge
of the removal Of the public records to place
Of safety. Such an organization at the Patent
Office yesterday would have been of great
utility. In such emergencies II is necessary
to have recognized leaders.
National Republican., 1877-09-25
THE sCHUETzEN vEREIN FESTIVAL

The autumn festival of the Washington
Schuctzcn Norein took place at their beautiful
park yesterday As all the proceeds from the
sale of tickets, beer, food and, in fact, every
thing were to be devoted to the labor Ex-
change, it is to be regretted that the attendance
was so small Great preparations had been
made for the event by oar liberal German citi-
zens, and it would undoubtedly have been q
most successful affair but for tho unusual
counter attractions down town. The entire
Marine hand under Prof Schneider, had vol
untccrcd their services, and played dance and
promenade music to a very small crowd all
the afternoon and evening. The District artil-
lcry, Major lIahnncman, fired salute in the
morning, and visited the Park in a body In
the afternoon, and otherwise contributed ia
its success II is to be hoped the Vercin will
not despair at this failure, and that they will
repCat the festival at some near and more
auspciOus day.
National Republican., 1877-09-25
MURDERERs TO BE EXECUTED.

HARRIsoSBuRG, Va, Sept. 23--Silas Nor
ris, who, with Anderson Shif'ctt was to have
been executed here tomorrow for the murder OF
David a. lawson, has been respitcd by Gov. KEN.
per until TUESDAY, October ~ The sentence
against Shiett will bc carried out IN the jailyarl
ut noon. He has made dying statement which
he says he will adhere to on the scnfOld, confess
ing that he was cogniZRnt of the conspiracy 10
commit the murder. and heard tho fatal shot fired
but did not commit the crime himself.
National Republican., 1877-09-25
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.

For the convenience O. property.owners nnd tax
payers, have established an OFFICE at No. =!
four.and half street, between the Columbia Bald
Ing ane c street ..,.,,,...,,,.,
special attention given TO the nEADJusrMENr
OF IN PROyEMENT ASStSSSMENTS and the col
lection Of claims for damages to real estate, old
material reused and work done by lot-owners under
IMPROVEMENT TAXES paid at = large dis
eopnL
personal sss laws chserniliy and Freely gwen.
sopllm WILLIAM DICKSON,
National Republican., 1877-09-25
NEW JERSEY.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION TO |
MEET TODAY,

MEET TODAY.
TRENTON, y. j.. Sept. 2i.-Thc Republican
State Convention for the nomination OF n can
didate for Governor will meet in this city to-
morrow, The delegations have mostly arrived
Gen Fitzpatrick. Gen. Scwcll Hon. George
Halsey and Gen. Hastcad arc here. The can
vass at present looks decidedly in favor ofex-
Governor William A. Newell. Hon. John NJ.
Hin has number of friends, and few are
speaking of William Walter Phelps and Hon,
Amos Clark, Of Union. 1t is freely stated that
Generals Fitzpatrick and Scwell both decline
TO be considered in the field.
GEN. MCCLELLAN ACCEPTS.
TRENTON, y. j., Sept, 2t.-Gen. George b.
Mcclellan has formally accepted the nomna-
tion of the Democratic convention for Gov
crnor of New jersey.
National Republican., 1877-09-25
HEAVY BOND ROBBERY.

CORTLAND, N. Y, Sept PA package con-
Gates of stock, mortgages and promifsory notes,
tlmated nt s1000o valuc was stolen from the First
The loss was NOT dicovcrci until this morning, The
securities were In n large poe kct book. which was
kept In n safe Of the hank The bank suffers no
loss the securities belong TO private individuals
National Republican., 1877-09-25

IT Is an interesting fact that even the clerks
in the Interior Department supposed that that
building was fire proof and most of them con-
tinucd ut their desks. even after the alarm of
ERE was sounded, thinking it was but little
matter which could not possibly do much
harm. The insecure construction Of the build
ing is u subject of great surprise to the public,
and reflects great discrcdit upon the architects
who designed 1t and the officers who approved
such defective designs. Il will now be neccs-
sary to reconstruct the entire building at great
expense.
National Republican., 1877-09-25

THE Buffalo New York; Courier publishes
the following SANDER:
It's said that the new public printer at Wash
ingtnn, MIR DErnREs has found places in his
office for his three sons, one son-in-law, a nephew
and hrothCr-n.law.
The fact is Mr.. DEFREEs has but one rela-
tive at work in or about the building, and he
holding only quite a subordinate position in
the private Office.
National Republican., 1877-09-25
YELLOW FEVER

JACKSONVILLE, Sept. R.-Thcre was one
death from yellow fever ut Fcrnandina since the
last report. There were forty new cases to-day.
The weather continues unfnvornhle hut the fever.
II Is thought. must soon exhaust itrelf for want Of
subjects. Among the recent deaths Is that of Jos.
l.. Reilly chief engineer Of the United States rev
cnue cutter Geo. 3. Boutwell,. The health OF jack
sonvile continues excellent.
National Republican., 1877-09-25
ANTEDILuYIAN REMAINS.

HAzLEToS, PA, Sept. 2.-Somc workmen,
while digging near the outskirts Of the town on
Saturday, came upon the fossil remains Of huge
creature, which evidently belonged TO an antcdlu-
ylan age. The bones were found imbcddcd in
"shale' underneath the outcropping Of q small
coal seam which overlics the mammoth vein OF the
IInzeton basin, about ten feet below the surface.
The portions that have been uncarthcd so far arc
supposed to have formed part OF the vcrtcbra, and
Indicate immense size. Work has been suspended
until scientific assistance be obtained In the
removal of the remainder Of the skeleton,
National Republican., 1877-09-25
PENNSYLVANIA.
PRosPEC'Ts OF EARLY REsuMPTIoN IN THE
MINING REGloNS-ouTkAdES BY MOLLY
MAGUlRES.
NEw YORK. Sent. "a.

Scranton (Pa.) dispatch states that the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western railroad will
open the colieries to-day or tomorrow, and men
have been picked out who are willing To work II
gwen military protection, and this WIN be given,
There are thirteen companies of regulars, the City
Guards battalion and fur other companies now In
called on by the Governor II needed II Il gene.
rally believed II work Ia resumed trouble will
National Republican., 1877-09-25
THIS DOESN'T SEEM ABSOLUTELY
ACCURATE

From the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle:
They cahlcd Mr.. Tilden regarding the Alba
ny convention, and Mr.. Tilden said to Mr..
BicelOw winkng his best eve nearly out Of
joint and speaking scarcely above a whisper:
at is the work of the people, John. They
want reform, and they think they've found II
here" He pointed at Mr.. Bigclow as he
spoke, and cheerfully poked that gentleman i
ribs
National Republican., 1877-09-25
WEST INDIES.
A REVOLUTION IN SAN DOMINGO-ADvICEs
FROM HAYTI ANDCuBA.

HAVANA. Sept. II.
Adviccs from San Domingo to the 10th say:
within the last fortnight matters have assumed q
serious political aspect In the northern prov lnce,
called Lavaga. Many bloody cnCounters have
taken place between the revolutionists headed by
latter were badly beaten. rurtisans Of cx.Prcsi.
dent Gonzales have raised rebellion In the North
western provinces, commencing by capturing the
seaport Of Monte Christi. The whole republic Is in
state Of excitement Many prominent citizens
have been arrested on mere suspicion
good quality. Prices are from s. to $40 per
quinta'.
Advices from Hayti are also to the 10th instant
There II peace throughout the republic. There was
some uncasiness owing to the recent rupture OF
diplomatic relations with San Domingo. President
Canal has issued proclamation stating that the
rupture was only caused 10y misunderstanding Of
the existing treaties and that the treaties will be
revised.
Coffee is quoted a, slS.JO per quintal, with n
downward tendency. Logwood At $3.50 per ton
without demand.
CUBA.
HAVANA, Sept 23, via Key West, Fla, Sept "a
The strike OF cigar-mnkcrs nt the large factories
here Is increasing The cigar mnlcrs demand III
some instances - per cent. more wnges. ihc GOV
crnmcnt appears tn be very anxious To keep the
strike secret. The effects Of heavy taxation are
making themselves felt. About three hundred
shops and small cstablis II Is said have been
temporarily embargued by the Government To com.
pei them TO pay taxes.
A sensational telegram Is said to have been re.
Christopher Columbus were discovered there with
authentic proofs Of their genuineness. Therefore
the supposed ashes Of Columbus in the Havana
Cathedral are those Of his son Diego.
National Republican., 1877-09-25
THE sPEAKERSHIP.


The Southern members Of Congress who have
arrived at Washington now give plain indications
OF their PROPOSED course OF action In organizing
the House of Representatives and II II not unlikely
they will assemble in separate caucus upon the
question Of the spsakership, As early IN last
National Republican., 1877-09-25

An EDITORIAL ARTICLE in the Portland,
(Me.,l Press finds fault with the BARTHoLDI
fountain because 1t is not bronze. No one
ever represented II to he of that material.
The cost of IL was S6,pOO. If bronze it would
have been worth S2O,OIO
National Republican., 1877-09-25
DIED.

HERRLE.-Mondny morning, September ~ 1877.
amer few hours Illness, ANNIE the beloved dsngh
ter OF Annie and Gustave Herrle, aged teen months.
KING.-At SIX o'clock q. m. September ~, tsT7,
STELLA, aged twcnty-one months and six DAYS, be
loved daughter Of Theodore D. and NJ fsadora King.
rppt
National Republican., 1877-09-25

n NDEAINED.-BALSAM COPABIA IS CON
- denlncd and discarded as heing not only worth.
e-s hut frtqsntly Injurious II In disgusting In taste
and smell, and Will disorder the sound,st stomach,
and SILT the quacks use the drug Samnritas t'n Is
purely vegetable, pleasant to take und viii always
cure IN fr0n two 10 four days II Ia the only known
nleiicine that can be depended Or, thereby avoiding
Sold at Twelfth street and PENN ylvltnia avenue and
by druggists. -, ,,r,,,,s,,
w IL ENIMISI.l.
National Republican., 1877-09-25
10 LoAN-tsoo, $50, tl.cn and si.sOo

FOR sALE-THE FOLLOWING SrCLAss
LOANS: 5000 AMI =. .iID. SEURED ON FIRST.
Class pkorEItrY, MOTH DRAWING EIGHT
FER CENT, INTEREST, selsif
National Republican., 1877-09-25
WANTS.

A GENTS CAN MAKE FROM IS TO So PR
"A dayby calllngat 1914 q street northweIt. sc.5S
yVANTEp-A SUITE OF ROOMS FOR DENTAL
w PARIORS. near the Arlington or ~ bitt house.
Address DH. &. DEMONTuEVlLI.E, Dentist,
fc22It% sos q street northwest.
XVANTED TO PURCHASE - A DESIRABLE
w lot or part Of lot In Oak I'LL Cemetery. In.
quire at lED Sew York avenue sep2i-N-
National Republican., 1877-09-25

nor Rent - HOUSE 6i2 FOURTEENTH
sepl7-tf W. y. wIDDtCpMRE
National Republican., 1877-09-25

NOR RENT-LARGE STORE NJ, 46I PES,ISYI-
Il wanna avenue northwest, near corner Fvur-apd,N-
halfstreet A, p. DUVALL, corner Four-And.R R-hslf
street and LoutsiAns avenue. aplV
National Republican., 1877-09-25
FOR SALE.

rINO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND OTHERS
square, formerly the residence Of Hon Robert ].
Walker. This property Is now offered for sale on
very reasonable terms. The lots front III feet on
Finh street and are 20 feet deep. HOusc three-story
and basement, containing eighteen rooms, and built
improvements; parlor 81 by 80 feet; n nrstclnss
stable Of the lots. This property very eligt
bly, situated fronting OF the finest squares In
the city, and In improving part OF the city street
cars nasS the door. The attention Of members OF
Congress and others desiring hrstclasS property Is
invited knr further paIticmiars InIulIe on he
y street northwest. CHARLES MALLARD.
selpllt
ENOR SALE-THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES,
Il entirely new: 7 to 10 rooms hsy windows all
mo,ern improvements desirable location. Terms
easy. VIII trade or two houses. Inquire of J. II,
ARCHER, u Federal Building, corner Seventh and
streets. auSi.if !
National Republican., 1877-09-25
FOR SALE OR RENT.

L,oR SALE OR RENT.-THE TIREEsTORY
BRICK HOUSE and LOT, No. SO Ninth street,
hetwern and northwest, very suitable for offices
iscs. sepsl-Ct-
National Republican., 1877-09-25
HOUSES FOR RENT

Hdshiptor has become 80 large that EiIodris aIs Of
aiB and there is only irrp 10 rent house
quickly and 10 pood tenant nat Il bg LtsSrfinp ad
tertistmsn b, THE REPUBLICAN. Al ddrerfi,eHlSnl
property condensed can BE- DOT into four es trirh ipM
csi forty cents for the rr and zach Subsequent inses
ton,
National Republican., 1877-09-25

IL o X 4 n T.
by II. Il. WARMER & 60.
BRAINARD ILWANSEQ EDWIN a. MCINTYRE
No, OlB street northwest, opposite
Masonic rpnplc,
National Republican., 1877-09-25

store No lolI nh Stree, northwest
No. 1870 Vermont avenue II rooms ~, L...,.... 100
No. III ~ st. n w. br. asory 10 rs gas water ,,-S3S
No, ii lih street northwest, ~ rooms all ~ -
No, MI ST. u, W., brick story rs rooms, all NJ L rs
No. Cooke Place Gtn, brick, story, ~ rs ami co
M, 40 street northwest stOre aud dwGl ng-.,. 90
No. llU N N,nvrnnc frame, @stOTy 10 rooms, ,m.l 70
No VI street u. w. brick story, roOits all m. l. 80
No. til East Capitol street. 10 rOOTnS all M L. 20
No - Fast Capitol st., new brick story, all M T. w
No ~ "a street u. W., over store. rooms, All NJ T. -
No, snl II. southwest, brick story 20 all MI, ~
No. III ith ST. southeast brick, story ,SrS IA. Bee. 10
NJ. l9 u. northwest brick, story, ~, NJ ..g'li
No igb ST. northwest, brick, sUry, ronhis".. y
No l2h 9Th II. northwest, brick story, 10 rooms p
No laI6 l. II. northwest, new brick, roOms-".', y
M 40 st. southeast, frame, rlons, M h:..,.- z.
No ia6 st. northwest. brick, sstory, ~, BATH. =,
store and dwelling sth aud H. !. ave. ~. w. rs,,...ls
No Ip5 = It nOthw,ast frame, story ro9ns,..."- u
No RS II st. southeast, frame, rS Us and water IS
Ma a Derees s brick, story, rouns IA. t...., IS
No ~ Dafrces ST., brick, rooms m. l.,-"r.,,. ls
M lSI1 n j. ave. northwest brick, story rs...- rs
No M nth -, southeast frame, story rooms. ID
No 20 ll street, frame story, r0on .......... u
M q a. northwest frame, ruupIS ....,..... 10
M IS.I Bnindnrv. franz, TuOnls ...,.,. 10
store No ITs 10th ST. Northwest, ,,."".. .... see. 10
No u Fnlc lmers alley, hrck "stnry, rooms,....
fOR NESr-AlsO, n large number Of other houses,
a mll lis, Of which eau he s"en NJ our Offices
FDH SAl.E--'Wr are offering numerous barIsiIs IN
house, ant lots lhrSr AMI snail aud would he pleased
10 SOC TRTiirH desiring homes or looking for myest-
nIpnts ssiGK
National Republican., 1877-09-25

HOUSES RENTED At A REAsoNABLH
CHARGE
COLLECTIONS CAREFULLY MADE: STATE.
MEN!S RENDERED MONTHLY, WHEN De-
SIRED
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE IN ALL PARIa
OF THE CITY.
LOANS NEGOTIATED ON REAL ESTATE SES
Guilty. At A REASONABLE COMM ION.
National Republican., 1877-09-25

INJR BESr-FuE ~ AND sEIlN THE COOL
L iss location IN tie r,iN HilpWi thTco squares frum
The Capitol ihI"r tr - i"is',. tire" stories nlna
TOonI- hay wEiUws NIl Ilr way uIi alt the DIOdUTn
impTuNe Nenl,lIis. inquire ~ j. X ARCHER, rooms
No, ~ and Is Federal JuildLig conner OF and Sew
enih streets, ict7,;r
National Republican., 1877-09-25

A DESIRABLE. FIRsT-CLASs FURNISHED
"a House for rent; Apply to Paynaster Z. p.
THOMPSON, Navy Department se2SW.
EOR RENT-ELEvES ROOM BRICK. No. 1901
II New York avenue, corner Tenth street: ems,
water, hath, cellar yard, summer kitchen. &c; in
good order; pass the door. To prompt md re.
northwest. Also, brick stable, rear 1872 a street
northwest. se2S2ts
EoR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFuRNtsIIED
Il Magnificent residence, In q most fashionable
part of the city with every convenience. including
District telegraph, &c. For further particulars,
terms, &c, address, W. o., REruBLicAS Office.
se3Dst
National Republican., 1877-09-25

| ENOR RE.if-fHOM AUGUST |, HOUSE 80. 1919
SIKH street u"iiw"H': thrc"Storv BRICK; ten
rnnIis tnlL wa ~ ant ras; 81. Apply 10 W. L. RED
| SrNAKE, t'rO'Cr. corner Ur New York avenue and
SIKH street, lyttf
National Republican., 1877-09-25
ROOMS FOR RENT

An ddrftiNsin,nt inserted IN mts department "a ths
2ny pfoISr nIcthOd Of speedily rCHt1p your rO01tS, and
Nefebg ETstVntfp The dStdcmp 0l uotr house iUph q
ptdcd,d ny proIsr c0ndSnsdiOp goir ddrcrtissBif,t
may bs got into hoo lines cOst1 trstV cents for etic
Insertion
National Republican., 1877-09-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss- MAsoNic-THE STATED ASSEMBLY or
La Fayette Council of select, Royal and y. r. Mas
ters will be held THIS EVENING, September 2S
JOSEPH II MCCOY,
seas T. Ill., Master.
as-FIRsT COOPERATIVE BUILDING AssO.
CIATION,-The tenth annual meeting OF the Flint
Cooperative building Assnciniion will he held on
WEDNkSDAY EVENING, September %, ut
O'Clock. In Potomac hall, corner OF Eleventh street
and Maryland avenue southwest. The annual state
ment will be read. by order OF the Prcs,d mt:
sep.t1 lstarl q. H. THOMPSON, Sec.
&C. SANDFORD'S CURE FOR CATARRH
cincs for sale AT CouEhlin fcnp,e Drug store sells
ss- TWENTY DIFFERENT KINDS OF TRIO
CHEs and Lozenges for throat and lung difficulties
sold nj COughlns Drug store, Masonic Temple. sells
s-THR LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TOILET
and other articles r ladies Ia the city Mt Cough
Inns Temple Drug Store. selb