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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-25

Among the sermons in daily life which may
be read everywhere about us, and which are
more effective than any preached from TIE
rostrum, may be cited the ex perience Of certain
New York pbysician. He was a skillful psao.
titioner, rs had been his father before him, and
In early manhood had attained al enviable po-
sition In tho professional world and had mar
ricd lovely girl. Two children were born to
them, and their domestic felicity seemed with
out flaw. But ere long cloud appeared, -
first no larger than a mans hand, but which
rapidly oversprcad the happy horizon Of homo.
yelling it's brightness in deepest gloom. Being
of a social turn Of mind. the young doctor was
great favorite at parties and dinners, whors
wine circulated freely, and, with the best Of
intentions and before he was aware of II, he
became an AFFECT slave TO the serpent thas
stingeth like an adder" His noble wife never
forsook him, never tainted him with bitter
word, and never ceased to pray for his refor-
nation. Thus they went down step by step
THE DRUNKARDs PATHWAY,
which has this pecu;iarty, that the travellers
momentum increases as he progresses with
quickening speed, despite staggering foot
steps ON the downward road to ruin. They
became wretchcdly poor so that the once
lovely girl and pcttcd bride with her little ones
were pinched for daily bread. One quiet Sab
bath day the wife went to church, leaving her
miserable wreck of a husband lying on .
''"iNV' vi IItNlVuh uC-
bauch. He was aroused at last by hearing
something fall heavily on the floor, and OPEN
ing his eyes saw the six-year-old taby tum-
bling about on the carpet Us his older brother
said to him: Now get up and fall again,
that's the way papa docs let's play wo'rs
drunk" Then the father watched his
children as they personated his inebriated
movements in q way that would have done
credit to an actor. Filled with shame and re-
morse he left the house and wandered of
miles into the country, thinking over his
abominablc vice and the example he IVES set
ting before his boys. Said he: mo lecture I
ever heard from Cough or Murphy moved my
soul like the spectacle of my own sweet babes
playing drunk rs papa does! | solemnly re-
solved with Gods help to quit my cups, aud I
did" lie kept his word, and is now se-
counted one of the most eminent surgeons In
the country, whose fame is world and
whose name is doubtless known to most Of our
readers
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AUCTIONEERs.

AUtTIoNEERs.
Dnncanson Bros, Ninth and sts.
wash. H. Williams d. cor. Tenth street
BOOKSELLEItS AND STATIONERY
solomons Chapman, OIL Pennsylvania avenue
v,,nhgtnn, Pa avenue and fouran''-a half stu Get
". IL. 4 o. IT, Morrison rs Pennsyivan,a avenue.
T. NJ Whitaker. Vernon How, Pa ave. and Tenth st
BAKENl
Felix Desfos1es. 2Ol? II street.
CLOrIIra
T. S. Justh. CiO street.
DENTISTS.
Dr, G. DeMonirevilie. No. IN Pennsylvania avenue
DRUGGIsTS
EE39Ghl,n'T Temple Drug store, and Ninth streets
h''"lsle, PenlisylNanin avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL
EDWARD G. Townsend, 7O7 VI street northwest
MrS = = Fuller. Arr School, 1875 street H. W.
hlSs HNroNcr lEB street.
Georgetown college, Georgetown. nc
ltOsslyn SEMINARY, M McPLerSon SQUARE
Park Seminary 10 FINN street northwest
SPenHernn linSiness College, seventh and L streets
school Of Music, 7Ol Eighth stree.
M%s s Academy j. r CHnSld ~ s N
FINE ARTS.
MarkFite:. Geg l. street northwest
IIurEI&
81 jane, Hotel. corner sixth and Penn.ylvarIa ave
Ms1ToioIi,a,;, G psnn F,Yerm, 9hd q srsA
Wornley's, II and Fifteenth streets.
Monoli H2tlsc. W and "a street
HAT"rERs.
l. IL St!nemctz, 1877 peunsy wanna avenue
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, s. .Iigh street
GeOrsetown.
MERCHANT TAIIORS.
Elseman Brothers. corner Seventh and streets
\. Sakt 4 Co., seventh street.
u, Robinson q Co.. yol PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
PIANOS.
Sanders StaYman P"nna ave and Twelfth street
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Norris Peters, Photo lthugrnpher. No as Penn
sylYnnin avenue.
REAL ESTATE
3, ~. Warner Oi6 Fstrcrt northwest
Juhr sherman. -. Cloud Building.
Fitch Il FON, Frerdnlan+ bank building 1909 Pa
SEWING MACHINES
M"Kennry ~ Co.. ~ Ninth street
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GREAT
1875

1878 GREAT 1873
40 ,r,, ,tE;NNsYLIXASIA ROUTE
srLENbfb scESEf$i NN$SdsifitkST EQUIP
TRAINS Leave hsAtS ts from Depot, cor
For PSfs and and sss Vest a" s"i daily
Pn,S. Car r,issnrs and sleeping Csrs om
y SS S' FsfsS iI Sfsis
sTa n 'f P. SS n a g X daily ssSsP
For dSS aSs, Ssf "1p ~, sunday ,Ss ,p m
daily. VIII fSiaos Cars sttSaSsa. Limited TX:
press o. Pullman Parior Cars, eso a III, daily er'
For rooEiyn, New York, all through trains connect
at sr JssSy c,ty with boats o. IB,oook En Annex
ing double ierriage and Journey across New York
FOR New York and The East lao D. NJ daily except
Sunday with sleeping Cars from Washington to
lG a. M. SO and $50 p. m daily. Limited tx
Acconim cdaiicn ior BsliimSrc S5S' Ss a. n and ioO
For r9 @ GH cSS fH'fffPs e sSRss and t m daily
For Annspois, G& and $50 M ana I:s,p m. daily
LbX%NpTIT iND FEEpEEIC KspTHG RAIL-
For Alexandria 81 GiOIc II. a. m; 3 iso d Q, =.
r,,r r ~, m on SUNDAY a. Glog m and I: and p. M
Tail, ~ ?: m; dnily eSGSp, sunday ,,,,.
RIO. 70. II a m. IaO. Gio and p. IN.
On SUNDAY at $40 and 10 q. ~. and d:Ion Ii,
commodaions ,nn be froruTrd al the OFFICES north.
east corner Of Thirteenth s,reetRnd pennsy lyanR Ry
wanna avenue, and ut the depot where orders can be
Ien for the chtCklng OF baggage TO destination nom
rrATk $I FAfM IT, GGmG Passenger AsS.s
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Il , n
NATIONAL tfSE ASb Isl" sHo III hSSurE
NORTH. WEST, NORTHWEST AND sorTuwRsT.
NOVEMBER Is, ls77.
LEAvE wAsHISUToS.
800 a. M. baltimore and way stations.
a. tI9a. M. Baltimore. Annapolis, and way stations.
s,rsourg' WINCHESTER; and way stations, via Relay.
$40 a; NJ. iisimont, strss6urG Winchester IiHgers-
,mGss ESssss rAELoR CARS 10 New York and
.% M = Son LoG SnSSnpS SsSaEo pitts
Gr"S and i FIT cS S' I" Suy @hSr &nc no
e,o a. M. baltimore Annapolis. ana way stations.
ltEtD a. IN baltimore express
lsIoa: m, baltimore. " Icou city. Annapolis and
'ia, p M, New York and Philadelphia Express
&N T. NJ. Baltimore and way stations Winchester
I'D p N, baltimore BladcnsburE, and Laurel tx.
tT m Sf X Ro REa To,sr,c oc,c and
WY stations On sunday to II. OF Rocks and way
STATIONS only.
$50 y. m galto.. Annapo. md way stations,
"Ghi p. NJ, Philadelphia. Norfolk aud baltimore
express. E!!cott Guy. PassenE"rs for Norfolk taken
IN the cars direct 10 boat nj Canton NocOnnCctlOn
sunday Tor Norfolk
1850 y. M, Baltimore and wny stations.
% y. w., Chicago aud Columbus, express. SLEEP
ING CAR to Chicago.
s73O y. M. baltimore express.
pres; = Ri S k i%a'l and on n'i r,. Ss
No connection for ptt~,urg on SUNDAY.
$40 u. m.. New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
eNYr,sA SLEEPlNt. GAR Ia New York, and SPE-
ClAL SLEEPING CAR To Philadelphia.
Sunday. mylJ-tf
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Chit-Chat,

The an. d. VS." give soires da'sante %
Friday evening next
The third ball of the New York Association
will take place on Thursday evening next ~
Masonic Temple.
Judge and Mrs. Ernbry hold card recop-
ton tomorrow evening, as also do Secretary
and Mrs. sherman.
Colonel John A. Joyce, of Georgetown, has
gone to New York to look after the publica-
ton Of that book of poems.
Colonel Arthur Lee and his wife, have TO-
turned to the city,. and are stopping at Mrs.
Flint's, opposite the Arlington.
The pound party for the benefit of the poor,
which occurs tonight at the Riggs House,
should be numerouSly attended.
The National Hotel is about to lose one Of
its brightest ornaments, Miss Ella Cole, who
will soon return to her distant home in Ore
gOn.
The charity ball, which occurs tonight at
Masonic Temple, will doubtless prove one OF
the most elegant and dis'iHgWe affairs Of the
season.
The many friends of Miss Minnie Mullct,
sister of the eN.Supervising Architect, Will re-
greet TO learn that she has gone TO Louisville 70
remain some time.
Upou Wednesday evening of this week oc-
ours the marriage OF Miss Ella daughter OF
Judge Fitzpatrick, of the Land Office, 10
Lieutenant Diuwiddie, L. $. A.
Mrs Ella Stockton Horton, uuthoress of the
drama called "Mud-Cup Violet" won golden
opinions from the critics by her able rendi-
tium Of Mrs, Morgan in the popular play "ren
Nights in II Bar-room."
The Literary Society convened Saturday
evening ut the residence OF DIR, n. 5. Lincoln,
a full complement OF members being present.
who were RECALLED by the usual feast Of
rrnsnu mud flow pf SOul - We understand that
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TRuSTEES' SALE OF NEAT TwC-STORY
BRI.k DWELLING, No. IiO EIGHTH sTREET.
bETWlsEN AND y STREETS NOWrHwtST.
by virtue OF deed Of trust dated October L. \. u.
Sl, Gully recorded In liber No. 49, folio siJ. OF OF
NE land records for the District Of Columbia and
tue request OF the party secured thereby, will sell
A. public auction, In front OF the premises MON.
DAY, March =, lSS at o'clock p. H.. ali that piece
pf parcel OF ground situate IN the city Of Washington,
~ y, being parts OF lots ~ and D. Of Samuel Nor
mcnts subdivision or square $50, beg ming for the
sane y leet north from the southeast corner Of said
lot -, on the me OF Eighth street west aud nnng
ege north along snd street u feet, by that wuih TO
nepth OF lot ~ feet inches to alley together with
Tie improvements. &c.
. fsrns Ons.thrd cash and the balance ut q. "a and
W months. with per cent interest secured by deed
~ trust Oh the property sold all cash ut option OF
ine purchaser deepest of tiOD required at the time
o. sale ard all Concentrating ct pur thastfs cost.
Terms To be complied with In seven days
nhAlNARD H. WAnNEI,( rr,,,oos
Iels-eotds CHARLES {. GLOVER iuNeF'
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W0MAN'S CORNER.


ahteu By Funuio Ne vhtu
Lddies are inrited 10 contribute Society nss
and Short Sketches appropriate 10 his deYss
ment. Please address such communications
he Repnbticdn office, care Editor Of the Csvss
AT Home the Night Of the Charity Ball.
ny MRS. N. P. HANDY.
Now, isn't II perfectly horrid,
Tonight, OF all nights declare
MY lace should be swollen with toothachef
III were man, how I'D swear
I'd 20 TO the ball in minute
don't care Hg for The pain
But can't, with my face Ike dumping.
And I've tried lots Of physic IN vain.
Then my dress, too-it's perfectly loyelyI
Il worried mamma for the lace
She vowed that pa couldn't afford Il:
Ana the howers-l had such chase
To find them-azaleas and hawthorne
Pale pink Is my color, you know,
And roses are getting quite common
Please hand me the chlorofom-oh.ht
Pail storm when the bill comes, know It.
But that dress would have paid for II all,
IT. I'd only been able u shOwit
Tonight at the Charity Ball.
He says the whole thing Is q nuisance
You know how men scold about cost;
The i've dollars paid for my ticket,
suppose that IL money lust lost.
This yerr my dear-would you believe III
He offered TO give Kate and mo
Fifty dollars Apiece for the orphans
lived both stay away. Well, you sec,
He'd have made good thing by the bargain,
Thn, dress was two hundred and moro;
So ridiculous-just like q man, though,
As II we went there for the poori
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New York General Market.

NV YoRK. Feb. q IsTss
Cotton guleti uplands. 10 l5-l0c; Orleans ii l. IGc
Sales, 33 bales Consolidated net receipts Il2ig ES-
ports-To Grent Britain. lt.ISO TO France &c TO the
continent. 80 Receipts Of the week ending We ,cr-
dny-Net, 5,0l2; gross, 2S76. Exports Great Br.
b,s66. Stock, Isl ,stJ
Flour opened strong and closed quiet with holders
little more disposed to realize. The peace rImors
have checked the export demand. Common TO falT
extra SOUTHERN - MAO: good to choice do 90 OGis
Wheat opened firmly held, but closed heavy nj Tho
inside figures OF Thursday last 81 ~ for uVrnded
spring o. U.s. for New York No spring o. IA ~
for nominal No. Milwaukee. u ~, for New York
No. spring, d 30Fg for No. Milwaukee 81 "A for nm
graded winter red Western, 81 49, ,Il n Tor No win
ter red IS for amber Mlchigun and 81 IN fnr Ii,a
State. " " ~
Corn slightly In buyers favor, with n very limited
business n ported, at Bc for old ungrAded Western
mixed, 81 IA sc for New York No T. az, a 5ji lor
steamer mixed, 530tSBl,C for steamer yellow 5l Tor
stcann white, hsc for No. 52a a. g for round ycw
5s',4bc for old yellow Western, and Csc Tor While
Southern III store,
Oats dun and In buyers favor at 3iLc for No 4
white. 3hg 31t for No white aud No. l. iOc for No
white. 70 &C Tor No Chicago $50 We for mixed Vest
er 20 Oc for willie do 3jcJJ7c for mixed state and
SSm 90 for white do.
ProvIsions-Pork dull and heavy at fii@u % for
mess Beef quiet; quoted ut sllG " for plain mess
and ~ JOdl3 or cXirn do. Lard about eady; steam
u Sld1 hi'a for scarcely prime To contract grade.
f'irOlcum more steady and quiet. Crude, lac; re-
fined: 2'am rae.
Coffee quiet.
sugar hrm but quiet,
VCe more steady and I'm better luoulry
MOlnSHes-Ncw Orleans steady,
InrpcnlInc firm at BE for spirits
loSn steady ut 81 "a ',dI Gal, for strained
FTclghls to Liverpool dull aud drOOpIng Per sail
C"li'h' al Per sleain-CotOn, ..d; grain, Si.@Sd.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
II F. sTEIGER, Real Estate AuctIoneer,
LIE eli Seventh street

r F. sTEIGER, Real Estate AuctIoneer,
LIE 5ii Seventh street
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW TwosToRY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, SITUATED on
THE EAST 81 + OF TWELFTH STREET. BE
TWEEN AND T STREETS NORTHwBsT.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated August 49, A. ID.
sH duly recorded ~ Lber No. sGa folio etS one Of
the land records Of the District OF Columbia, and at
the request Of party secured thereby shall sell
q public auction, iu front Of the premises, on FRI
DAY. March s. 1879 at els o'clock p m all that GER
tain piece or parcel Of ground situate IN the city Of
Washington, u. and known as being lot numbered
iortytl light (fs), In A. q Hays sub division Of the
north half Of square numbere three hundred and six
tsmD, together with the improvements thereon.
Term. OF Sale; pne-thIrd % cash balance In six
(dl Twelve O2) and eighteen ) months, with inter
est rom DAY OF sale secured by deed OF hut on the
property sold or all cph at the option OF the pur
chnser deposit Of 800 required at the time Of sale.
and all conycyancing at the purchasers cost. II the
terms OF sale are not com piled with In five days from
Gay OF sale the trsteT the right to resell the
property, amer five days advertisement, at the risk
ana cost Of the defaultlng purchaser.
s WILLIAM II. JONES, r,,,.,o..
feb2teoddds J. STANLEY JONES, 'r"s'ee7
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The Joo,ring Is published for the Ieacft Of 7rar-
cling Statesmen, Strangers, and the public gener-
ouy-H includes all trades aud professions and
cannot fail 10 prore Of interest to all rho intend
trdnsacting business IN Washington.
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FIX interest.
COMM EIfCIkE.


BALrISoRr. Feb. q, 1878
Cotton shade weaker. Mlddng, iosc.
Flour firm and active, with upward tendency,
Wheat frmer. southern red, 81 2O6ri ~; Tennsyl.
vanin red, 81 :0ai %; No. winter red Western spot,
u az March. d IJN.
Corn-Southcrn steady; Western strong. Southern
white, Gic yellow 53sc; Western mixed spot ste
February. Ssc; March, 554h5l,c.
Oats steady. southern. $50 BE do. Western white
3ildJc; Pennsy lvnnia. 330b3sC.
Rye quiet at 6GfpGsc
tinN
Provisions very dull and unchanged Butter firm
and active for fine grades; prime Western rolls 200
2sr; do. packed 2i(d2Bc
Petroleum dull and nominal at Isc FIR refined
Coffee quiet Rio cargoes, iii,@l7iac
sugar steady at Rt9,.c.
Whisky dun at 81 oral C7lS.
Recelpts-Flour. 400 bbls; wheat Il 600 bu. corn
10000 bu oats, 400 bu. ''
shipments-w Wheat 100 bu: corn, 1871 600 Lu
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TRAVELLERS. GUIDE.

UNIVERSAL X. r. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS 70 or from all points bought
exchanged or sold nj n reduction OF ONE DOLLAR
upon my other Office or depot In this city.
Apply to NJ d. wHITESIDE,
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MADAME VAN REulIT.
4Fl FASHIONABLE MODESTO
superb styles. Latest Partisan Fashions.
nOlYIm 100 Thirteenth street northwest
~ MIL Err rEACrICALU PHOLSTEREIi AND
~. pE ORATOR 'Ui j. Sipet northwest. All
work dion" q short Huitr, IN the most sRtsiRrtury
manner iIid 1T reasonable prices. uul1-lim
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Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
prominent points, to whom II liberal compensation
will he paid.
Application for rates to cluh- should only be made
to the Home once IN New Orleans.
Write clearly stating Iu!l address, for further niOr-
nation or send order To
NJ A. DATPHIN,
p. O. Box Gg2. New Orleans Louisiana
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All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the suprrvslun and management Of GENERALS
q. /. IiEAUREG ARD and JCBAL A. EARLY.
The next drawing occurs Tuesday, April 0. 1873.
fel+-TuF9w
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ATTORNEYS.

II AMBLER SMITH.
~ NttOrney nj law,
1905 PENNSYLVANIA AV NUE. NORTHWFsT.
Special ntlenI ON gwen TO ,lams against tie Gov.
ernmenL octl7 ly
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VNRrSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL f..
l,, TATE On THE %TnTTHMr ESr c4!iNEH o.
T 2GEH + M 81 GAHE q Il NH 4 Tx IA
GT N, q 4, F,SraaT A. p PA .ni rScT y i.I"r 10
nnlGia rnl Il III" requeI OF The party il. rSny %.
cured We VIII 81 a. pG.r 9Ttt z = crni o, lnG
R JASrhHf}.A IT, i,s 4 S our 70 &c 9 o <
~ Ia" afternoon, Nil tut lot 4 gr"md situate IN toe
lng Al! Of lot number eel Twelve On an tie northern
MsmE tM ee 'hr = 90 ln'h.s front, nytMc d ,ptn o.
thirteen 60. IN sluarr nummr Two kumdre md
beginning Tor tie same nj tho mrth aI rn corner OF
sliu sGuiu- En' running ihene was hr.y."i iht 80
iGr nS ,f th"c e s ra M 1t S q S tour
% inrnes, To he No 81 Thirteenth street west and
q sron"I "i"inHs lie @b"yS1 aid nnd * ""GIns
ioriy.right ~ lrcl olI -, hes On north street
Der ~" hmdr"d ftt I'd Ss" g I'll IL IT, i row"
me"tS situate on the his ,e,crb. d pi'.' Of found.
The above iropvrly viii b. sod subject 10 deed Of
,r,. upon The irsi d.N,ib loo md n9ed %
btr ~ olIo IS 10 uSe IS i.s and Interest, and also
to al iaNes mud asseSsr' ntH due upon the whole OF
Terms o. sale; One.thgrd cash; balance in six,
iw"ke and eighteen months, with Inter- ST, TO b.
post Of 500 feqred ii tine Gf se Il The terms 81
sS tie H1a r"ryS wi" he sh III 10 rse az risk and
TX s. Eo ILHIfANNSphEH' Trustees.
DINCANSON bros, AuCtiUneers
wAsHISGTOS. u. &. Dec. - 1871 teclteoiw
HV- THE ABOVESALEI Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, the 3lsl dag OF January, A, u. 1873, Al
IL O'Clork n In front of the premises.
WA. T. CHANDLER Trus,ccs
J.. \. ROLLINS
JanigSTuTh&ds
IN THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED UNTIL FRIDAY, the 18th day OF February,
A. D. 1875, III o'clock H. in mont q epremises.
MMN, i Ii GLliIIISNgLEh' Trustees.
Febi-F, M,W.Sds.
HbTHE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
pOned until SATURDAY, the ID day OF March, \. d,
ISIS, at o clock u. M In front OF the premises.
WIN. T. CHANDLER Trust.os
l.. A, ROLLINS, ''"''''
fel6SruTh,Sds
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.

NEW York. Feb. n 1873.
Money easy at 36SL Exchange steady; long, 49,;
short, 4sib Gold, i02 Rates for carrying, to 3k.
Government bonds weak and lower ut the following
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DIRECTORY.

rho Principal Business Houses OF Wash
ington.
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as-rIIE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
POSEn UNTIL FRIDAY. N" 18th day of February,
A. ID. lsIS Ia front NJ the pr-nis ut o'clock D. III.
WM. y. CHANDLER. Trus,o,..
" T.. A. ROLLINS. ''"H
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Be- THE ABOVE SALE IL FURTHER POST
ponel until THURSDAY, The sist day :" January, a.
u. 1873, In front Of the premises ut nClo X m
WM. i. CHA DLEh, rrrs,acs
T.. A. ROLLINS, i'",
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-18

THE New YORK BOND RoBBERs.-In the
Court Of General Sessions, in New York,
on Friday last, Charlotte Dogherty, ALIAS
Carrie Abrams, alias e. Burton, who was
arrested in Petersburg several weeks ago
with Rufus Minor, Horace Hovan, and
George Carson, charged with the robbery
Of 100000 worth OF bonds from the office
OF James II. Young, No. 40 Nassau street,
was discharged, there being no evidence to
connect her with the theft. There is no
mention OF the three men, Minor, Hovan,
and Carson. having as yet been brought to
trial. Hovan is we'll remembered as ma
tive Of Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-18

THE CIRCUS STREET-PAEADE TODAY
There vas great improvement at the circus
Yesterday with respect both to the perform
ances and the number Of people present:
The menagerie, too, interested many, and
the condition OF the animals and the pains
taken to show them were subjects OF favor
able comment.
In the ring programme are, many nov
elites, introduced to amuse young people
especially. The Lee family are valuable
members Of the company. Miss Rosa,
pretty young girl, is remarkable for gym
nastic and acrobatic feats. Her brother
Robert is little wonder, and her other
brother is the best male rider OF the com
pany. Miss Linda Geel is tirst-rate bare
back rider. Her exploits last night wor
her enthusiastic applause. With female
performers the company is we'll supplied.
There will be performances this Afternoon
and tonight. This morning there will be /;
street parade, which will be extended te
Manchester. -..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-18
PROFESSIONAL
DELINeUENT TAX LIST.

OFFICE OF CITY CoLLECToR,l
RICHMOND, VA, April 16, 1873.
DY AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
ID 1t Is required that notice shall be given in all
the daily newspapers, under the direction or the
Commits OIL Finance, that the :.
LIST OF DELINQUENT TAXES ON
REAL ESTATE
for the preceding year will be published In one or
more of the daily newspapers, and also the time and
ulace Of sale OF said delinquency. ~
In accordance with the above. the listwii be pub
listed In the Richmond Dispatch on
THURSDAY TIE 25TH DAY OF. APRIL,
AND ON
MONDAY TIE 9Th DAY OF MAY.
The sale will take place In front or the CITY HAIL.
on broad between Ninth and Tenth streets, between
rhe hours Of IL o'clock NJ. and O'Clock L. M., on
MONDAY THE 6Tu DAY OF MAY,
and Ill property published VIII be suneclea 10 an
additional penalty OF ten per cent. Tor charges:
ap l6-Gt y. Il. nooIIso-'' N"''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-18

4 EUROPEAN HoTEL.-Richmond now boasts OK
It's European house or hotel with table a. hote got
ten up upon plan OF artistic Skill and refinement
that will please the guests from abroad as well as At
home; indeed, everybody who knows what Is good.
This estab bl.shment has been known rs the PARK
HOTEL and the CAFE. 1t has passed Into the hands
of the first cook In America, SPIRo ZErELLE, eu-
deared to our own people BY near forty years spent
amongst the citizens Of Richmond anu OF fnginla.
He has done more TO minister to the pleasure OF our
people at the festive board than any man living.
ZETELLE is himself again." That Is, he Is Sit
uated now In manner to vlndcate himself, TO vim
dcate nis reputation as chef de cuisine, and us
Prime Minister Of tho temple of gvod living.
In every department Of his establishment there
prevail the discipline and the regulations that must
secure fauess fare, superb wines and liquors, aud
good attendance.
This morning ZETELLE rises fresh as lark and
moves onward with brightness, genlality, and con-
sidera,ion that promise years OF satisfaction and
success TO both guests andhosr. -