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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-21
DR.. T. A. Won MOSCHZISKER,
The WELL KNOWN nunopEAN
and SPECIALIST,
who for many years has prnctIced 10 Philadelphia,
has opened az Office at
No. GIG Nineteenth Street NV.

DIR. Won MOsCHZGSKERs reputation MS tho
most successful practitioner in cases OF DEAFNESS
and In all diseases of the EYE, la and Respiratory
Organs such as THROAT, LUNGS, CHEST, CA
TARRI, ASTHMA, and all diseases Of the Nasal
passages has long been established lie Is wei
known as the author of an extensive work tho
EAR-its Diseases and Treatment; GUIDE to tho
diseases Of the EYE aud treatise the diseases "
the RESPIRATORY ORGANS. DIR. Won NJ. has
had In the course OF his practice many OF the most
distinguished men in this country under his treat
ment Among them were Ex-Governor IGorato sey-
mour, Senator Voorhees,, Hon, j. G. New. Hon. RIOS.
well Hart Hon. T. u. Buchannn, anu numerous
others. whose letters to him be duty examiner.
The following document gas presented 10 hir. Gro
leaving PhIiadelphIas u $500
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Georgetown Grain Market.

TT = GEORGETOWN, UcIODer II.
Offerings on Change yesterday were u 900 BUSH
els wheat, with no sales ...'
Arrived-Boat c w Boyer, with 5000 bushels
wheat and 200 bushels corn. Beat w Waters,
with 1900 bushels wheat and $50 bushels corn Boat
LoudOun, with 5000 bushels wheat aud 1000 bush
els corn. Boat Ruby. with 5000 bushels wheat
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AUCTION SALES.
rHoMAs BOWLING, Auctionccr. -,
TRUSTEES SALE or a large FoUR-sToRY
BRICK RESIDENCE, NO, 2l2 Is STREET. j..
FUTURE DAYS.


TRUsTBES' SALE or a LARGE FoUB-sToRY
BRICK RESIDENCE, NO 2l2 Is STREET E..
by virtue of deed Of trust dated the 2s,h day OF
January 1876 and duly recorded in ber 500, folio Gl,
one OF tile land records for Washington, suict or
Columbia, and by direction OF tile party secured
DAY, the 18th day Of October, 1919 at 4
o'clock y. m, In front OF the promises, a
that certain piece parcel Of land aud premises sltu-
elyng ana being Ia the said city OF Washington
trict OF Columbia, beginning for The same at POINT
on the south boundary line OF Original lot NO 2 IN
square No, 76 distant ~ feet Inches from the south
thence west along the fine OF street southeast dis
lance of - feet Inches thence due north distance
OF 1876 aud ll2 OF foot to the northern boundary line
boundary line OF said lot MOI ndfance OF 90 feet to
the northwest corner of said original lot No. p DIS
lance o. IL feet 8inches TO- "A point distant feet
Is, aud feet 3 inches from the extreme western
boundary OF said lot No 49, thence south l0 feet Inch
to the place OF beginning together with the improve
House, with hree-story back building, modern inn
proyenlons aud flushed throughout In the best man
ner by hand labor for the owners occupancy II con
house Egyptian and marble maities, plate glass win
dows, hnudsome gus fixtures roomy ciosetsOpen fire
places, wide halls, high ceilings aud ether cunora
House fronts Pennsylvania avenue 20 feet with lot
trout OF ~ feet inches, wide back lot 10 3JiOot
alley; IA In business part OF Capitol Hn between
Second aud Third strecite cas- pass the door fhis
perfect.
twelve eighteen and twenty fDur months With no 81
bearing interest ut eight per IT. PER nnnum until
pnd, and secured by deed Of trust on the ptoporysoid
All Couveyancing ut purchasel's cost. one hundr ii
not compiled with In days, tie Trustee res 'rves
the night resell the ut the risk and cost of
GEORGE H. REpETTI.
oclGdls Surviving Trustee.
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TaB SAITH 4 BGGR MANUFACTURING co.,


LOCK BON 100, BhlpHEfoNlf NoNNr
Manufacturers of spccialiies In Light Hardware and
Metallic dnods generally Government ana tlnt Fad
locks, sewing Murnue Lo'ls, l'iuno Locks, organ
Locke the uIlouNra' ~ nnNC Glnul sash thdlu, SIT
lernr Ia every ulhpr aud Nc.y mug cheaper, NO
special pallry rvquiIrd The Shitl a Ego MUnnilo-
turing Co glso gives special attention e. The IA king
OF estimates Tor the cost Of the manufacture OF pat
entrd inventions aud all the necessary 30 s and the
manufacturing OF the same on fOyMlJ. Al rpnllhu-
nlCAtiuns treated Coundentlally, OClB-eo6m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-21
RIVER AND CAN1IL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

ARRIVED
Bscoe's wharf, chooners Emma G Babcock
Trenn and h Clayton, Gaskill, Philadelphia, coal
for Washington dealers
JOhnson's wharf-Steamers Mount Vernon and
KerkeslAger, Kerst Bros, Hayre de Grace, Md, coal
for Johnson Bros.
CLEARED.
Inlandand Seaboard Colnpany's wharf-Steamer
Lady of the Lake. Travers, Norfolk Va freight and
passengers
Shcriffs slXth.street whaTf-Steamer Mattano,
Byes lower river landings, with freight and pas
engcrs
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY lI.1TTEIS IN NEW YORK
And SIN BR1NCISC0.
New Yorl, Money Market.

NEW YogK, october 20. 1879.
The total import of specie for the past week
amounted to s2,71j,979
Money was active to-day at Coz per cent. For.
cgn exchange was weak with II pressure to sell
ut 4s0@lS0l9 for long, and lS3%@iS2A for de-
maud.
Government bonds strong.
state bonds firm.
Railroad bonds strong and buoyant. Lchigh &c
Wilkesbarrc consolidated assented advanced from
9O12 TO O2S Boston, Hartford " Erie iirsts from Al
to 44sI, Mobile IL Ohio dcbentues from 5S to 56
aud Chesapeake IL Ohio hrsts series u, from oo;s
TO 56l3, Erie consolidated seconds fell oil rom
SitA to 81, and Kansas ~ Texas consolidated as
sented from S34 10 S2T but the latter recovered 10
SO. Nashville, Chattanooga u st. Louis hrsts rose
to log and Denver ~ Rio Grande iirsts to va. =,
The stock speculation was very active and
buoyant throughout the day, aud prices steadily
advanced TO the close. The Improvement for the
day ranged from y 10 per cent, the latter North.
Crn Pacific common. Savannah u Nashville, the
coal shares, Chicago Il Quincy, Mobile y Ohio
Nashville, Chattanooga u ST. Louis aud Wabash
were also prominent in the advance Eric was an
exception TO the general buoyaucy, the iuctun.
tons therein being slight and the closing rates at
fractional decline. The market closed strong,
with nn upward tendency to prices.
EIOtal sales aggregated were 3SS,0O0 shares, OF
which $4,000 were Erie. 1900 Lake Shore 10000
Wabash, 1900 Northwestern, 1000 St. Paul,
blOOO Delaware, Iackawanna& Western 1900 New
Jersey Central, 700 Delaware a. Hudson, 5000 Mich
igan Central, GO00 Northern Pacific, 1900 llanni'
bal &sL Joseph 5000 Western Union, 1900 Pa.
ellie Mail, lO,0O0 Kansas City d Northern, 1000
Mountain, 5000 Louisville Il Nashville, 5000 Mo.
bile y Ohio, 1900 Nashville, Chattanooga Il ST.
Louis, and 1900 Quicksilver. .t -.
The fOilOWlng were the closing quotations:
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IOHN SHERMAN e Co. Real Estate Agents and
~ Auctioneers. ST. CLOUD building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE FRAME
HOUSE AND LoT, 1913 MARYLAND AVENUE
NORTHEAST.

BY virtue of deed Of trust dated the 2Gth day Of
September a. ID. 1876 duly recorded In ber No. sJ
folio AS ct seq, tie land records for the DIS
tct Of Columbia and at the request of the party Sc
cured thereby Will sell at public auction, in front
OF the premises, On WEDNESDAY, the I'D day of
October le1, at 4;S0 P. M, the following described
real estate situate IN the city of Washington ID. g.,
known rs part of original lot numbered thirteen,
N3) in square numbered one Thousand and twenty
eight, beginning for the same ut the northwest
corner of said lot and running thence northeasterly
along Maryland avenue twenty feet; thence SOUTH
pnstwardy aud nt right angles 10 said avenue TO the
of said lot thence soutwestwardly TO the west
side of said lot and thence along tho said west line OF
said lot to the place of beginning, containing $50
squire feet or Tess together with the improve
nientB. consisting of a Hvt-room frune house. No
1912 Maryland avenue northeast. . Ill.
Terms-One-third in cash and the balance IN six,
twelve and eighteen mouths, with interest at per
per annum, the deferred payments TO be secured
the premises sold deposit of $50 at Time Vi sale
Terms TO be complied with In seven days
Is. H. WARNER, rrus,oos
j. ID. CLARI, J i'"''
VIM NJ. SAITH, Salesman. ociG,Isg2
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P Hill A D E L P H I A i.

To WHOM 1T MAY CoNCETS:
We, the undersigned citizens Of Philadelphia tlhe
pleasure In certifying that DIR +. AVON MoSCI2Ts-
KER has been u resident of our city for some years,
during which he has acquired distinguished rePutn
ton rs practitioner in diseases OF the Eye, Ear aud
Throat lie has also. during some lime past. been
Professor and clinical Operator IN one oil our Medical
Institutions We recommend him TO the cordial sup
port Of the Press and the confidence OF the communal
ties he may see lit TO visit
NJ McAICHAEL, Mayor ofthe City.
EW DAVIS, Speaker House Rep. Pa
J W FORNEv, Editor Press.
Z H. KINGSLEY, Continental
CIIAS MUCIINIOCk, Morning Post.
re ELLMAKER L = MAtshul.
J W YSON. Mercury.
ROB1 NORRIS. GRO W AMMAN
A II WEIGH. HON A W MCCLURE.
CE WARBU RTON, Evening Telegraph
Ell FEAIH ERSTONE, Evening Bulletin.
JAS ROSS SNOWDEN, state Senator.
ROB"r EDEN BEOM ~ Attorney,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-21

4 UcTioN SALE OF MARBLE COUNTER &C.

A UCTlON SALE OF MARBLE Cou TER &c
Tho Commissioners Of the FrcednGiI's savings aud
Trust Company viii offer for sole nt public auction
IN the east room Of the Freednnns bank buildingo on
WEDNESDAY, October ~, Mt ~ o'clock NJ on, one
very hand Ome polished Marble Counter, also sundiY
Standing Desks, OF black walnut &c. The articles
can be seen any day prior 10 the snie by applying nc
the Office OF the commissioners, northeast corner
Pennsylvania avenue and Fiteen'Gnd H-hal: street.
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q. :. WhTsIInI, UIsIFIcI OF IOI
JOHN SHERMAN, Auciioneer.
yINlTED STATES MARsHARs SALE,

BY virtue of writ OF fer acas issued. out Of the
clerks office Of the supreme Court OF the district OF
Columbia, and to me directed will sell at publicsae.
for cash ut the courthouse door of said District on
THURSDAY, tho 9th day of November, ls79, nj IL
O'Clock M. all the right, title, claim, aud the interest
OF the defendants IN and 10 the following described
property, 10 wit: Lots Nos IL ana - in Hammond &
Cuttings subdivision OF part OF original lot H. in
square 1856 In the city Of Washington, said District
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, levied upon the property of COltr"ll
Brothers 10 satisfy execution No, Il2j at law IN
favor Mitrah Makcly ~
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HOME SUPPLIES.
JOHN R. ELLY, Ssa1g&s4Ss
la FIRST. (kkfttkrtftHA1
sMCOND-HAND CLOTWlNG.

nLD WINE AND OLD fklhNDS ARE KNOWN
known tor years ns the only place where hrst'class
secondhand clothing can be- sold ut respectable
prices Address or call IA
JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
No glO u street between SIKH and seventh stroeta
northwest or branch store No. iJ5 Ninth street be-
tween ~ aud T. streets northwest
n, B.--Goto by mail prom ty attended TO, Hei6
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STATES MARsuAEs SALE.

by virtue of writ OF ticri facia issued out Of the
Clerks Office of the supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia. and 70 me directed, will sell al public
sale or cash AT the court door OF said District OH
THU RSDAY the I'D day of October 1870 at " O'clock
m all the right title lain and n rest OF the defendant
IN and 10 the following described pruperyo wit: The
north feet front by the depth thereof of lot :,
square 924, city OF Washington D. C., together with
n and singular the improvements thereon, levied
upon a. the property of defendant, hares $. Eng
sh TO satisfy execution No. GOA law, IN favor OF
Lewis johnson & Co., use Of Harvey Spauding.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS
u. s. Marshal, District OF Columbia.
John SHERMAN, Auclioneer. ocSds
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Georgetown River Front.
Supreme Court of the United States.

AWTEINTU
British brig e A BARNARD, Eldridge, with asphalt
nom Trinidad
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EDUCATIONAL.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
LAW SCHOOL.

This School IL omen to all races and both sexes For
the greater nience of all classes of students the
exercises for instruction Will hereafter be- held In the
Second National Bank Building, 800 Seventh street
northwest, second story. back room,
Instruction will be given by the lion. II. II. WAR
DEN, X. u. NJ USSEY. ESD, II. I. GREENEI Esq,
and other legal gentlemen.
The introductory lecture will he given by II. II.
WARDEN Esq, IN the law room, University build
ing, ON MONDAY, October 20 1871, at O'Clock. sub.
ject:-JT RAJ 1NTERE-TS. Ocl6-h
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WOOEp AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD
~ have for sale a large quantity and every var
iety Of Red Ash, White Ash, Lurbe1y, and Lykcns
Valley GOALS, Also Kndling and stove WOOD At
the very lowest rates, q. l. SHERIFF. ma and rs
Ppnua ave Depot and NH, foot OF slNthst, octblyr
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WANTED-lAELP.

" =. - :.
A SETTLED colored woman to do general house,
lroner and come wtll recommended; also strong
month"; boys ~ land help on clothing. Address 1888
Rstnw Oct2l-itr
A LADY Ofabcut &c as honsekeeper for a wdower.
"A Address a ALLISON, o. oct2l
A GOOD girl to Cook ana DO the housework of
N small ianily white preferred; good references
required. Apply at $40 Thirteenth st n ". oe.o
A COMPETENT woman to take e, entire charge Of
squrea Apply It the &S % cST
cor and Fifteenth sis. ocO
~ ERAIAN or American Woman, to cook wash aud
VI iron; apply Us seventh ST. northwest octls
GERYANT, to do general housework for family
- ofthree, gentleman, wife and child work very
at iIe street southeast. octis
NXTANTED-Ai few resi- eclable ouths practically
w study Architecture and Engineering ~ office
=.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
stra,on as Or to DO plain
A EUROPEAN lady who held tho position of
n orgnnist aud soprano singer in U $ and teacher
SnpatIon s Address Miss X Music Y TSacner Alex
Hlder, Va octsl-dtr
VlYa cspectable young man as ,rriyale Goa hnlan
I'D or valet in II iistchss family; tlIoruughly an
Ge1stp nds Ills business. Call or address EDWARD,
1872 sixteenth II ". oct2l
A SWISS lady, who for ye RS taught Gcrnao in
govcrness; Oes OF references given. Address NJ L.
49, q st. oCt2
erTIT ,TI0,5 a. Nn,so or Cbcn,hcr,noid bv a
81 ~, ", w. 49, ,5ir ~
N "HHe s'rh Apply "' P'c'e"' P'''o i"'" VI ~
EDOSlTlON NJ private clerk or Secretary highest
Republican office os2O
A LADY wishes n position to teach the English
pinVas. r'H H1 IN Me- VIZ XIII W.
Port Republic, Calvert Go. Md. ocaO
~osITIoN no a thorougliv cornetent marine
4 aud stationary engineer satisfactory reference
given; address l.. NJ. Barnes, O. Ninth 81 u. W. rs
N-,,-I-,,., ,,,..z ,,,,., ,,.,.,..., a., -
En- ne G uFs'upa Sil iile,'t IN
W workshop OF hctory o some kluu where ulpor-
there IL room for It, and where ability 10 devise
means for saving time and HnOr In the performance
OF ANYTHING Will be appreciated; address Mechanic,
Republican office. octls
u0ISPECyTABL9 Young or desires situation 10
1, sew out by Inc week or month; competent in
chidren's clothing and white work; good references;
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ic foilowing were the closing quotations.:
Pacific Mining stocks.

BAN FRANCISCO, October 20, 1871.
The following the Official ciosiug quotations Of
mining stocks to-day!
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FOR sALE-uoItsEs.

HOUSE on New jersey ave- near NJ ST. nolthwts
Il l. for $50 go cash aud 10 monthly notes Ht
per cent Of so each; Landlord care Theo j. Samue
city OCtIs
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THE GENERAL MARKE1,s.

Bolie declares dlvi end of nny cents per share
iyuble November T.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-16
SOUTHERN NEWS.
LOUISIANA.

The fever scare In the parishes between this
and the Ouachita IL not near as great as IL
was. Madison Journal.
The Madison parish board OF health de-
cides to raise the quarantine against New
Orleans when Vicksburg does.
on Sunday next. at Cypress bayou, about
fifteen miles below Shreveport, u Methodist
camp meeting will be begun and will tom
tinuu for several days.
Cotton Is opening very last. With favor
able weather the picking season Will be taltly
opened by the middle 81 this MONTH Madi-
son Journal
The first bale of new cotton, weighing $50
POUNDS was brought to Alexandria on Thurs
day, tho seventh Instant. tt was raised On
Bayou Bnuff by W. s. Johnson.
PineviIe. Rapides parish, enjoyed concert
last Wednesday, for the benefit of st. Peters
Church The hall was crowded. and the music
and singing excellent.
Baton Rouge is revvfng the idea of build
ing road from that town to connect with the
present road running from Clinton to Port
Hudson It il DESTROYS Of building the road
with Pententlary labor.
Reports from various sections OF Madison
parish Indicate that the cotton crop has
greatly improved since the late rains and that
the yield will be at least q third larger than
was anticipated.
From Mr. Bonny, of Madison parish, we
learn that the cotton worm has nade It's ap-
pearancs In numerous places around Duck
bort and the country back of that point. lie
reports crops in fine condition and predicts An
unusual large crop the present srason-
IVicksburg Commercial.
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A Tor Modest Young Lady.

South BEND. Ind, Aug. 12.-The two-story
brick block in which the Variety Bracket
Works have their Office and storeroom was
discovered on fire at o'clock this morning
The fire had made considerable Roadway be
fore an alarm was given. The first one to
discover it was Mr. Charles Case. who, with
his wife, occupied the second floor front of
portion of the building. He crept to the win
dow and threw out a bed ON the pavement for
his wife to jump on, but she partly missed it,
and was seriously Injured by the fall. He
threw down another bed and then iumped
down himself, but sustained very serious H.
jury In his feet and back. In a room in the
rear OF the front ones were three girls, one q
cook and the other two walters at D. w Russ
u Co.'S restaurant. Two Of these Rose Rock
hill and Hannah Garrett, managed to get out
OF a rear staircase, but the cook, Miss Libbie
Collins. refused to go until she had put on a
dress over her night-ciothes, and she turned
back into the room. 1t was now so full of
smoke that she ran to a window opening on
the alley, and ex-sheriff Glover shouted to
her to Jump down and he would catch her,
but she replied that she would put On her
dress first. and that was the last seen of her
until, when the flames had been sufficiently
subdued to allow tiremen to get into the build
ing, her body was found on the bed clothed in
the dress which she went back after, and her
features showed that she had died a horrible
death from SutfOcatiOn.
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said election to tho Secretary OF State ON 3,
fore the twenty ninth day Of December Ina n \
accordance with the provisions Of the pro,o.a3
constitution.
In testimony whereof, / have hereuf,to ase..
my signature. and eaused the seal of tha s.sj
of Louisiana to be affixed thereto. at tho CO..
New Orleans, this thirty first day OF I'M, NJ
tho year of our Lord ono thousand sight H.
bred and seventy nine.
ptho .o4,oa eo,arnor LOUIS A, Witt
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assistant Secretary Of s,ats
nu2 1tawt0o1-dte 5r@
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Trouble lii Albania,

The Vienna Political Correspondence of a late
date states that a sanguinary conflict oc-
Cured on the twentieth of July In Northern
Albania between the Mussulmans and Fande-
sians In consequence of Mohammedan who
had murdereda Bosnian refugee being allowed
the Fandesians plundered the village OF Ralca
and 1t was found necessary to barricade the
ehurch at Djakova, in order to protect 1t
from the violence OF the rioters. Some of the
clergy sought safety IN flight Tt was stated
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Deadly City.
Boston Herald.l

An intelligent resident of Havana SAYS tb at
Cuba Is the graveyard OF Spain, and more
befitting name than Pearl of the Antilles. ;,
In one cemetery near the capital, 80 1886 inter-
ments have been made within ten years, and In
neighboring burial ground over 900 Out
Of the Spanish garrison of 1000 men twenty
die every day, or a whole battalion every
mont h
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made by the Malissores On the Fandesians,
and the hospital at Lumbi was also threat
ened with attack. The Porte has taken vIgor-
Gus measures to put an end to the disturb
ances and has sent instructions for that pur-
pose To Nazif Pacha, Vail Of Kossova and to
Mnkhthr Pacha Governor Of Monastu. The
latter has dispatched q special commissioner
10 tho scene Of the disorders to investigate
the causes OF the outbreak and prevent further
fiotinu
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-16

The handsome villa at Narragansett Pier
r. l., occupied by ex-senator Sprague, was
built when he was the leading mill owner of
his section. The house cost mint of money.
One day Mrs. Kate Chase SpTague took dis
like to the stone carriage entrance and had it
taken down. II had cost SIC, 900.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-16

A subterranean telegraph wire has just been
laid down between Hamburg and Bremen and
Oldenburg and Emden. with branch lines to
BremerhaYen and WilhelmshaYen.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-16
How tn Get Emf.

[St. Louis Globe Democrat.l
During all the silly season the New York
Sun has been wrestling with the question,
How to make a lean man fat?" We know
no surer or swifter way than to give him a
place on the st. Louis police force.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-16
. .. '55l2H '-7lI+ 'I3g
Ton RAD.

cleveland Herald
And now they call him Calico Charley
tsDamme, it's too bad"
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AI.Osu Boom,

[St Louis Globe Democrat
What has become OF the Sherman boom? 1t
has not been heard from since Mr.. Sherman
fell foul of the New England Republicans.
Little booms should keep near Ohio.
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tChicago Times.l
A Cincinnati paper claims that Adam was
an Ohio man. It is scarcely probable. Adam
was kicked out Of office.
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/. Satisfactory.
Highly Improbable.

Gen. Hancoc1's nomination would be per
fectly satisfactory to us.
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transcript from the books OF the Company,
TH0S. A. ADAMS President
HENRY Y. OGDEN, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this ~
enteenth day of May, A. p, 1879.
ALFRED INGRAHAM Notary Public
The Board Of Trustees this day resolved ,sNx|
paying Ten Per Cent Ia cash TO the stoekholdaH]
count Of the Mechanics and Traders Bal|
stock held by this company. and also furthsl
sum for shringage In values. to declare q dEI
dend Of Twenty Per Cent In cash on the nj
participating premiums, payable on M0nd4]
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