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Interfering invariably cure IN one shoe
ing.
knuckling and knee sprung horses are
Immediately benefited and left in condition
o the aid of which nature soon effects per
manent cure.
Lameness from corns instantly removed.
Immediate relief given In cases of acute
founder.
Diseases of the above nature, and various
others pertaining to the foot and leg hereto
ore considered incurable by the "Old
chooF' veterinarians, are, by a judicious
pplication OF the Dunbar system relieved
nd cured.
Anatomical specimens exhibited at the
Office, showing cause and effect.
Having been at great expense to acquire
thorough knowledge of the subject, and
being the only smiths in the State TO whom
Mr.. Dunbar has impaired his valuable
method of treatment, am prepared to
treat the worst case the public may bring
forward.
employ only competent men and per
sonallY supervise all Operations
OFFICE III - No 1l3 ORANGE SITS
DAVID WOOLMAN
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TeInpI,eraIpce.

Another temperance meeting under
the auspices OF the Moral Suasion Re-
form ASSOCIATE on, was held last evening,
in their room Third and King streets
The room was packed, and n large num-
ber OF persons were unable TO gain ad.
mittance.
Charles b. Fletcher, presided and ad.
dresses were made by Messrs. Moore,
Quinn, Burton, Hargis and Mr.. Hamil-
ton, of III. Nh, John b. Murphy, read a
poem, and air. streets, sang solo.
Several pieces were snng by four little
girls.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP.
PERUVIAN SYRUP
a ~ lsloDai CukEs 30 fs9W ui lIs'
Dyspepsia, Debility, Liver Complaint,
I Dropsy, Chronic Diarrhea, Boils, Ner-
vous Affections, Chills and Fevers, ,si
IIk Humors, Loss of Constitutional
Vigor, Female Complaints, Etc.
From q WcIl--Kn0wn Writers .
FROM Mrs. Mary Francis, well known as
.f Margaret BlUunt." 10 ef7
l.. BRIGHTBANK, Woodstock, VT, |
Uctober'9, 1876

Seth w. Fowle q Sons: f' 'f'
Gentlemen--Two years ago 1 began TO
take the PERUVIAN SYRUP, 1 was In q
languid. nalf.alfve state, through insfpient
dyspepsia and defective circulation OF the
blood. Three bottles of the PERUVIAN
SYRUP changed this to glowing, boundipg
health. have a fine appetite, sleep soundly
and can walk five miles easily without
resting, or busy myself out Of doors all day
long without fatigue.
A Lady cousin, who resides with me took
the Syrup during her recovery from O seri
Gus Illness of some weeks. She has been
an Invalid for years. Five bottles OF the
Syrup have 50 built up her sy stem that she
now eats quite heartily, sleeps well and
can walk three miles lin fine weather)
without fatigue. consider tho medicine
80 Invaluable 10 persons Of sedentary pur-
suits, or TO those who suffer from languor
or low spirits, that relate this personal
experience of Its effects TO you, leaving you
10 make what use you please of my letter.
% Yours. very respectfully, 10
m MARY FRANCIS. a
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Ingraiitude.

For sometime past John Mccall, alias
Whitley, has been staying with Johu
Armour, on Jefferson street. above
Seventh.
About O'Clock this morning, he re-
turned TO the house having been out until
that time, and was admitted by Mr..
Armour. After he had been admitted
he complained of being cold, and sat
down by the stove. Mr.. Armour left
him sitting there, and retired to bed.
When the family arose Mccall had left
the house, and upon examination it was
found that he had taken with HIM one
gold and one silver watch, an overcoat,
pair of pants, vest. hat, and two silk
handkerchiefs. The articles stolen be-
ionged to w. 8. Armour The man was
allowed to stay at Mr.. Armour's through
the solicitations of his sister, and this is
the way he took, to repay their kindness,
he having paid no board
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Foreign TeIegraphic Summar,

The event in Germany was the mar
riage last night at Berlin of the Crown
Princess Charlotte and her cousin, the
Princess Elizabeth, to scions of noble
German houses. The festivities We're
magnificent, and included the traditional
torch dance-The Eastern war news pre-
sents few features-It is stated that the
British second army corps is to be mobil-
their position within the Constantinople
line of defense-The Porte has sent a
thousand men to resist the Greek inva-
sion of Albania-The conelave of cardi-
mails at Rome will begin the business OF
electing Pope to-day.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-19
Powder Mill Explosion.

At 3:25 o'clock, this morning, one of
the powder mills at the DUPONT powder
works, on the Brandywine. exploded,
causing report aud ccncussion which
were distinctly heard and felt in this
city. The houses in the western part of
the city were severely shaken by the
conclusion and the flash of the explosion
was observed by some of the public Off
GERS who were on their beats. The ex
piosion occurred in enc of the rolling
mills, and through the building was con-
slderably damaged 10 persons were in
jured.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-19

OST-On the evening of the 18th a
II bunch of keys. Please leave them at
tue Office of T.. b. Frazer. 3rd and Market
streeLs,and receive suitable reward
feblS-3t#
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Wilmington Tobacco Store.

In another column will be found the
announcement of Mr.. A. A. Chapman;
proprietor OF the large segar and tobacco
emporium at the ornor of Fourth and
SIMPLIFY streets. Mr.. Chapman has been
engaged in the business i'll this city for "a
number of years, aud is we'll known,
1t Is only necessary to stale here that his
stock Is the largest and fines in the sta e
and that he sells cheaper than any othe,
dealer.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-19
Justices Cases.

The following cases were disposed of
by Esquire Brady, last evening.
John t9anntih, for committing an as
sault anu battery, upon james Bonner,
was required to pay 80 cents and costs.
Jacob Starkey for the same offence, on
William Anderson, was sentenced to pay
% cents and costs.
Frank Glnglebach, for the larceny of
chickens, the property of Martih Ke, gh, ,
was required to furnish $500 bail for his
appearance at Court.
A RumOred Prize Fight.
1t quitely leaked out this morning,
that prize fight, was to take place at
Scheulzen Park, some time during the
day. Who the principals are is only
known to the knowing ones.
Previous to the set too, there was TO
be cock fight, the match being made by
Philadelphia parties. There should
have been some means adopted TO stop
the inhuman sport.
General Sympathy.
General sympathy is expressed in this
community at the financial embarrass
ment of K. &. Stotsenburg u Son, whose
liabilities amountIto about $4,000. The
shrinkage of values was the principal
cause OF their failure.
Mr.. Stotsenbury has been in business
in this CITY for ab)ut forty five years. He
is about 78 years of age and for number
of years past has been President of the
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company.
A Sure Cure.
Yesterday an old colored women called
at the store of A, ID. Vandiver, on Fast
Fourth street, and gave the following
receipt as sure cure for the diphtheria;
Get quantity of old time burning tinid
and mix it with Indian meal, then bind
it around the throat This mixture tba
old lady said never fails to cure.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-19
FIFTH. EDITION.
TIE w Ar.
Prospects or Peace Daily Grow
Ing Better--Gernnany Asks
> Russia Not TO Occupy n.
f9 Cons u N tinople. AlaI .

&c ~ LONDON, Feb, 10. .
The Daily News, in its leading article
this morning, says:--"We have good rea
son to believe that II Lord Derby had
felt himself at liberty to speak more
freely yesterday ii would have been found
Chat the Russian commupica.!on was Of
a character W warrant aud confirm hopes
of peace" t.f..5.,s., ,..,,.,s s....- 49,
WHAT Is AHEAD DOF,EEGLAND? ~
The Standards Vienna correspondent
believes Prince Gortchakoff's last ldes-
patch claims some concessions from Eng
land in return TO Tussia's not occupy ing
Gallipoli. The proposal. however, is
couched in conciliatlng terms. 'lf ta 9
The daily gazette., 1878-02-19

0bl1issd for Inyesitors, IN The United Sa.s'o I'D
and Europe, al reduced rates. W,.' Wnn o% oo5osl 5osl
06lcc located In Washington, dtrecny y Gfnd Stffnd
Paissi Bssiness % ssisS ss sassr mo
and less cost, than Other potent atior1leysa ~ Ind
distance from Washington, and v ~ hash .aSh M
to employ .dssociute dttornsys." y n ~. m q,
inory examinations and furnish gl,th1,Vrs ~ nrs
in neU inuentiors and Pdtents are fngsys ngnss5eas' s'
a copy Of our Guide for obtaining N so,apl5
% sent res to any address, and contains asr
structions hot1 70 obtain Patents, ana;san ana ys
% Bans Wasiisgion a. 5. b. o. tss Rogal s!ss% s,!ssSaa
sgegian, and Ddnish Legations, a Rasssid aHsa.Sid q
10 the Ooiciais oihe d S. Pulent 0tncs, 0ts,s aak sak
tors oad Members Of Ctsoress from ep"y y. soE
ADDRESS; LOUIS RAGGEk &SSB - Bssl
Of Hm--ss and ztes~eps at Law, X D'"
NliAskk~>, .--.a. ~As - -
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PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP
From Charles III. Colgate, Esq,
OF the firm OF Colgate q Co., Manu- factur-
ers Of Flavoring Extracts, II Black
stone street, Boston. s i

soMERvILLE, Mass, Dec. o, 1876.
Messrs, Seth W. Fowle q Sons.
Gentlemen---Last Spring my little
daughter, aged five became very much
emaciated with loss OF appetite and great
prostration OF strength, so much so that
we were Obliged to ia Ike her out Of school.
This continued through the Summer, and
caused us much anxiety. After trying
various remedies without deriving any
dement,, our family physician recommend
I'd The use OF. PERUVIAN SYRUP. After
using 1t one week we saw marked i'm.
provemeht In the chlld's condition, and in
month she was rapidly gaining In health
and strength. her appetite being excellent.
AT this date she is perfectly well, with
round, plump checks and healthy color,
and is again attending school regularly. /
consider her restoration to health entirely
due TO the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and feel that
l cannot too highly recommend 1t as q
tonic. Very gratefully yours,
CHAS, h. COLGATE,
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THE POPE.
of the COneIave to
Begin to-day. ..f. ....

REQUIEM MASSES FOR THE SOUL or THE
LATE PoNTIFF.
LONDON. Feb. 10, 1878.
A despatch from Rome this morning
says thtt after special service invok>
ing the aid Of 'he Holy Snirit for the
Conclave the Cardinals last night ems
cred the cells on the ihird story of
he Vatican. The operations of the
Conclave VIII beeiA tn day.
National Republican., 1878-12-30
Travellers Guide.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

NArroNhfG' RGTrF E5iSi foGif'tHis xS5 slionr LINE
NORTH, NonrnwF$sff!" west, AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY. 52 52EABfh EABf fErHgT r. e.! a, ,s AM
ToN EXPRIsl Eiiicott Ciiy. on sundays 70
napos Junction. @ 'gs gsesS a. sIiIPSS iISnSySr , snd Elk
q, h,dgci Breakfast at Relay.
GOZBaltlnIoret Annapolis, and Way. (PiedmOnt,
Strnsburg, Winchester, iIngerstown, and Way via
Tp-tB1 RTINonE AND LAUREL EMPRESS.
s'iodpoint q Rocks. piedmont, strasburs, Win.
csMei!Sy' RHamgetIoyni snd Wsy Stations, ,osro<,
ASD nAifiNofsE ESPkfss. Fl fariST Car q
New r York and Philadelphia. stops at Annapolis
Sa'IisT 5T .il E9uIs I9gIsyIhhE cmIGAGo 90.
erick. Hsgrrstown. and Valley Branch, except
Sunday. Through car To stanton, Pullman cars
to Sncinnatl daily. Grafton to sandusky daily,
eoo,,ioa sunday ouiy--DaliImorc. AnnapoiIs and
ic@'TiLTIMoRE EXPRESS. stop, at nlsaeps.
nnrg soliege Bel,sxille Laurel, Annapolis June
:, lion, Jcssups, and Hanover
i:sp..tNEW Y3RR. .PGiLADi:Lpiifx, % AND nj B3s. }
iisi,ton sunday only for BALTIMORE and Way sta
iso..aAiTIMoRE, BLADENsBURG, AND LAU.
hn.,l knL EHrhns ILL.,, Frederick VIA Relay stops at
as'stfg,si q Escks Frederick IIaxe, s,o~n, WIN;
Of l!ocks and Way siatot,s only.
EbAtBaltimore, Annhl.olis, and Way stations.
5.D-tPlilLADELPHIA,N NUHfULk, AND BAL
TfMORE EXPltISSS EllicOtt city. Norfolk, eS.
crpt sunday. Norfolk passengers taken In the
cars direct to boat al Canton. Stops nj Bladcns'
'"d aSSy My S!PIGS SSGGSuus EXPRESS
Sleeping cars to Chicago
Si0t-BALrINORE EXPIRES.
asO-Puint OF Rocks and Way stnilona
g.O-tST LOUIS, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
AND plITSBUHU ENPREsS. Piitsburg, ex.
cept sunday Pullman Cars.
iGi5-tNEw YORK, PIiiLA DELPTIIA, AND BAL
TlMORE ENPRfSS. Sleeping car to New York
and special sleeping car to Philadelphia
fDaily ION sunday only Other tfalns daily, ex'
cept Sunday.
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Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE Dec. 2s, 1875.
Cotton In good demand aud firm. Middllng, Ol.c
Flour more active and n shade Rrmer Howard.
street aud Western snpcrtne 81 1908 81; do extra
tSO9i; do family, q 2j6f4Ti; city Mills supcrInc,
q 700 s25i do extra, O. IO64 do Rio brands s5 jgl
6j0i Patap-co family, s62s
Wheai-Sonthern quiet and firm. Western fairly
active, closing weak Southern rrd 8ScdiI Oj; do
amber, u O0e Os No. PENNSYLVANIA red q O6., No
2Westcrn winter red spot. q OS. al O6i,; January
No6s@l 0S; February, u U7isGlO7h
Corn-SOuihern dull Western active aud Grmer.
Southern white, fi9iIGc; dc yellow IO6i tSN.ci West.
ern niiKed spot January, ucw ic February lie;
Oats steady. Southern $50 a,ct Western white. soc;
do mixed. 900 3lc; pennsy.yIuIa. asir M, ''''-''
Rye quiet and firm. Good to prime Sid5Sr
prime, tilerh 1890 ''''''' ''''''
Pioyisions ln!et and nOminally UNCHANGED, Mess
PORK ~ o. Bulk meats Loose shoulders new Nd
&c; clearrih Sides new. 3',c per cnT oad, macy ri
new. JBdtac. Bacoh-Shoulders old aC; clpaT.r
slies, new u. Hams, sugarcufed new ban ,c Lard
Ienncu llef- sc. Butter steady Ia good demand
lot chOhc; western packed, lbGi lsc; rolls i5Gt lCc
reuoisliln inll and nominaily steady. Crude z. %
,Conte firm, with more inquiry Rio carsoes, lra
sugar quiet. a son, sli6I8c
whisky firm at u Oj'. al 10.
N fIeghls to Liverpool per steam dull and nominal
nj shsSepl,-tiour $500 bbls: wheat. iS2O bu; corn,
shlpmenis-whea,, 800 bui corn, liG, 500 bu.
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IS7 3
1879 GREAT

TO THE SaRf EHFHfrkYAFIA WAY ARD g2rI6 rgI5rrnwrsT
srLEsbib s@thS'ERS$t @ $$aSiiifIehhHf ii "a nerrr,
TRAINS L EtEy EEEF SSEAEER N {a iSs ,7 S,0o cor.
nrr OF sixth and d streets, as foiiows'
For Pitsburg aud the West, 1910 n M. daily. with
FstR FGs g 70 ,;Ss Snf Louis SSrs n asS s%
II S5fRH kNb W'b sFGs GST L kiGShn SfrS9
For GsnsndsisrH iochssier. l!alisIo' Niagara Falls
and the Norih at 7f0 D. IN. daily, except saturday.
port Lock Haven aud Watkins, at 1910 a. M.
daily. Except sunday,
vi D raiace Cars attached. Limited Express of
Pullman rarlor Cars, 30 a. III. daily, except
For Br SoEiyn New York. all through trains connect
atJersey tiy with boalS OF "Bro0klyn Annex
Ing double fcrringe aud journey across New YORK
tied ExpreS1 SGD .. N. daily, except SUNDAY.
For baltimore !, S3S psD a aud In p. daily,
sScsp, Sunday; io'ios a. M. i'1o' SS' ''so aud ici'
For fopes Jfrek Line. H. M. and t2O p. m. daily,
For AnSapois. a. IN. and i.O p. m daily, except
MHY KID bAiF2hNbbRhiAH NSo w%shiNG: 1s fNSt
TON AlLROhD
5. COS, and ii:l0 p m. ON sunday, . a. M, i;ii
For Richnond and the South. 60 a. m. and Ss p m.
For chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad SD p. m. daily.
Q, 10, II II N. and . 40, ,6,ii, l. ard Il y, m
on sunday nt sand 10 II. N. and HlSp, m.
eonimOdn,ions can be procured at tile ocrs-norIl.
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
vanla avenue, and al the depot where orders can be
iei! for the checking OF baggage to destinations om
L. T. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMPSON. General Manager.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.

NEw NoRR, Dec. y, 1873
Tho foreign commerce Of New York for the past
week was, General merchandise (lmports). Including
dry goods (5,i6SSiGi produce (eSports). g. s6a.TTl
Money was easier to-day nt eqs, closing ut the first
figure.
Foreign exchange wns dull aud the rates were the
same ~ yesterday
Gold was QUIET at 100. sales and bid.
Government bonds were steady.
Sintc bonds dull. Louisiana consols fell per
cent and District OF Columbias 4 per cent
Railroad bonds were strong. Caiiada southern firsts
10 75I, New York Elevated hrSts 70 1855, Mis-
souri, Kansas aud Texas consolidated asScnted to 57
d. seconds to -. iock Island Gs 10 nv, Michigan
Central IS TO ia Fort Wayne seconds TO iis'i and
Toledo and Wabash rsts coupon, to i07. Chicago
and Northwestern coIsollda gold coupons 10
tell OF TO 0lA.
The stock market to-day wps nrm with the esccp
tion OF the coal shares, which were quite erraic IN
their course. Al the opening there was considerable
Delaware, Laekawanna and Western, which sold
down TO n. subsequently there advance Of
al per cent, but the Improvement nearly all lost
at The close when some SELLER sixtydHy options were
put on In Delaware and Hndson nt y per cent below
regular snles. In the prices advanced
trnnsacocs aggregated 1900 shares OF which so
were Erie isUJ were Lake shore. 1850 were North.
western common, soo were do preferred, e.oD were
~ Paul. SEQ were do preferred, DO were Delaware
Lncknwanna and Western, tDD were New Jefssy, en-
trnl, l,Up were Morris and Essex Ib0 were Western
umlon. and 1000 were New Jersey southern.
The following were the closing prices;
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4 DIN SHERMAN 4 co. Real Estatc AuctIonccrs,
" 81 Cloud Building.

TRuSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL. BRICK
DWELLING HOT SEs ON TWENTY FOURTH
STREET, BETWEEN 81 AND y. STREETS
NORTHWEST.
ny virtue OF deed OF trust, dated the 18th day OF
February, A. D. ls;6 duty recorded IN Tiber No sN
o0 IN one Of the land records OF the District OF 20
lnmb. q, aud at the request nf the party secured
thereby. We Will sell nj pubic huct on, IN front OF the
premises, on SATURDAY, the Ith day Of January
ls,p, NJ O'Clock D. n.. lot numbered thirythree. In
square numbered TIVE nty four, in the city OF WASH
ingtOn In said District OF Columbia together with the
improvements Ne.
Terms! One-thitd cnsh balance In six and twelve
months with interest ni : per Crnt. to be- Sc
at time OF sale. Az convcyancing ut purchaser :
cost. Terms Of sale To be complied With In seven days
WM. F MArTINGLS, 1.,.,..
CHARLES D.. PRENTtsS ''u''eeS
WAt. NJ. SMITH Sal ginun dp,z,I !, Innp
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COM NJ EItCIAL.
Washington River Front,

wAsHISGToS. Dec. es, 1875.
AnRIvED.
RTleys wharvcs-schooncrS Harvester. BeltzelI
QuanticO; Willie, Johnson, Quantioo. and John Fran
els, Evans, ouantlco. with oysters To market.
The steamers John " Thompson and Mattano ar.
rived al their wharvcs Friday night, and their
manding ofcers report that they had n very rough
trip up. The ice below Is very thick.
The sleamlug Blgley. owned by the Johnson RrOs,
arrived Saturday having In tow three oyster boa
The captain Of the Bigley also reports the Ice very
Thick down the lower Potomac. The Bigley leh Tor
Baltimore Saturday to tow vessels 10 the q pes,
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District Courts,

CIRCUIT coURr-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
watkins vs. DarncIllc' judgment refused. I. W
eplhdlcr vs. simon Wolf, administrator Of Dr. Emil
GoemCr; judgment for s62. 80 granted McDermott
Bros. vs.. solomon execution of Judgment STAYED
pending rehcaring. Lee VS.. Scraggs Judgment re.
iuscd. The court adjourned until to-day, when
more motions will be heard.
National Republican., 1878-12-30
Auction Sales.--future Dovs.
RY GEo. ". srIcKNEY. AuctIonccr.

~
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL FS-
rAIE ON SJMNEI STREET, HOWARD UNI.
NEItSITI IStBDINtSION
by virtue OF u deed or trust, dated August d. 1871
aud duly recorded ~ Lber No go. ioo Is, oLe O the
land ferOrts tor Washington tointy, District of
Columbia, and under n dcsTpc OF the supreme Court
Of the District Of 60 umpla passed OH the 18th day NJ
Dec mbcr, ISIS In equity calsC No. Bill bptwCcn John
A; }. Crcswcll ct nL vrrIls Thomas Carter ct a.. I
VIII, nj tho request OF the party secured b.
said trust. sell ut public gugtDn, In font OF the
preml cs, ON MONDAY. January q, A. D. 1s70, At
lD o'clock y. m, the follOwng-de4trbed real tate,
situate In the cLunty Of Washington, Di.nIct vi
Columbia, TO wit: Lot !, block ~ IN the Howard
University subdivision Ofthe mrm OF Join 4. SIN H.
commonly known e, "kfllnghan pince," rs laid
down on PLAY OF new suhdy dytsipn vt lots y, ~ ~ ~,
and 81 aud Hey IN block ~. Howard University
property, hled Ia County surveyors Office August
1, ISL,
Terms-One third IN cash; balance IN six and
twelve mouths, with interest at per Cnt. per nm
mum FROM the day Of sale to be- secured ly Il, Ell II
trust on the property sold. dep, sit Of tII to be
pald down At time of sale. All conyeyhnring at GO
uf putcnaser. Ifterins complied with In i've
days The trustee serves the right TO resell the prop
erty ut the rkk and Gust Of dclnuitng purchaser.
JAMES H. SMITH. Trustee,
d~sbc0d6dS. office jsD Eighth street.
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The SMITH & EGGE MANUFACTURING CO.

LOCK- BON Iu5, RllDGErORI CONN,
Munuluvtuu Is Dr spe"ialu,s In Light hardware aud
metallic Euusis generally tuVrTuutui and Giant Fad
looks sewing Machine Lurks, rmuO Locks, Organ
Lacks, the u'ntfuu'il ulr' f,,tH ~fsh en- M, SIT
urTIur to every other and yrrt much UhrAp,r No
spprinl pulley required Thr smith Egg ManufIG.
turing Company also gives rItv'uA attention to the
mhkilg ut ,~lunuIs fur the ru,t uf the manufacture
ur patented Inventions aud all tl" Grr1>ury IOplS.
aud the manufacturing uf the snm' on ROYALTY. All
LInLIrl NnmLLlnm.LnlLl. MnLErllhm
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Georgetown Commercial News.
VEVTFNT1VW y . I1Vt' %, y
GRAIN MARKET.

WtONUEI0WN, DEC 3, 1873.
GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat-Ths market for wheat continues very quiet
and we DO not hear OF any trans cllons except some
few small lots from wagons, which are Leng readily
placed nj the range OF Il U2GI @ Tor prime fulz,
CotnElher9 Is 4 good demand Tor Torn. primer palIy
TO supply The local milling trade and we quote nUmi.
nally ~ before, at iatG I5c for yellow and while
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Clears.
NFFI,E OF l.. \. M,lNTlEE.
REAL ESTATE HROEER.
No. 81, 1IRrlT oErMslTI, MASONIC TEN

No, pls ~rRIET. OrruSlTE MASONIC TEN
III l., WN~IIINhlON. Dc,
NOV ENlBiR 90 lS7S
1le prtLrr,hp heretofore existing between H. u.
Warner aud mys'lf having expired, ! TAX" ihhs
nlod uIHvlslug my UiHUds Hud the public generally
thai nave OPENED All Uiiitp nj the above uidnsyS,
where l prepared lu give attention to tie lkral
Estate IHs iWy-s IN all It's details.
IEItic- who desire to bOTruW money on good real
estate approved collateral always I've
r,n,mus slated aud thu>" who have surplus funds 10
lIHu VIII ud m" ready Ia give Ihulr business pfompt
lt on. uHd have the ULaru ter uf the security dill.
gently inquired into,
MyrNW'rcmCr In this city Hud In Philadelphia, In
matter. concerning the selling HUh rrUtlIR - proper
lHu.. has enabled ~" To eitrtN SNsgumHIiEc th,se
hrnnvhlN ct the hurInrsS. luIruu~ placing large or
many hr u>'r IN my care Will always b. gruutpl lib
era U'luEhu ~ uIIuw rates HtIH, "iDr Rfm
f Utf.fEf. sfd mn ui TiiUf', aud IN all CIl,es
where Furnish u tenant will IfHptd I,. project the
uIrr,>is 81 Ihe landlord h'tuluu Justice ufthr peace
changing uuihnE tor my legal services. and sharing
win IL" owner the usual Nlruse IN SUNNI oniIg aud
rl,='llng u tenant.
TnrIrulur attention Will br gwen 10 the manage
menl ut uSlul"~ ufnuu residents, TuAtr vii be- paid,
lmsuranres effected, uul ure,lml repairs TO Nl
lowest Tnl". lutmus VIII b" mad" III nIcdiairly
upon collection, or NJ stated Intervals desired,
Thankful iUr pat EiNurS trust, hN due eNrTriSs
IT ull"u IS, pTunulnS~ and UtTIIrat to Cpntlnus
to merit that lUr,e share ~ public patronage hereto
lore bestowed upuu nc. Very r-pFtiuly,
T. A.. MCINTYRE
National Republican., 1878-12-30
LEFT-OFF CLOTHING.

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, MATClIlS PISTOLS
JEWEl,ItN ,NU,
All Doc sold for the highest cash prices GUnts cloth
iuf especially desired, Tor which, thu uklr'm' value
wt be pad by calling uu Ur addressing lIERhW, ~
Nlntl street northwest near Pvuusy iyNu.' avenue
Orders promptly attended w. nla.3
National Republican., 1878-12-30
GEORG ETOTN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

The canal Is completely closed.
a., large number Of men arc engaged In gathering
Ice OIL the Potomac above the Aqucduct bridge.
All OF the grocen aud ship chambers on the lima
OF the canal have closed for repairs.
Frank Jenkins colOrcd was arrested by Officer
Grsene, saturday night, on charge Of petit lar.