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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-11

Alabama-SOld Democratic ueleSSuoh'
Georgia-full democratic delegation.
Irdiana-a gain of democratic congress
men.
Wisconsin, gain of several democratic
congressman.
CaH.ornia-Goyernor and entire congress
sional delegation democratic.
Observation-Disclosures Governor and
gain of congressman.
Dclawarc-democratic Governor Legisla-
turc ami Congressman.
Louisiaua-fye democrats and Kellogg
Fepu5licar.
Michigan-Democra;ic Governor and six
out of eleven congressman.
Mi,-issippi-4 Democratic Cougrcssmen
certain, and 3 districts in doubt
North Ca-olina- State ard Legislative
tickets and OUT of congressman demo
cratic.
South Carolira-dcmocratic Governor,
congressional delegation, and everything
else to match
Hliuoi,-l3 republican, Congrcssmcn,
and 8 democrats gain OF for latter. Re
publican majority on joint ballo; to .
Pattison, democrat. elected Governor OF
Pennsylvania by - 600 plurality. and a gain
Of democratic congressman. PennSylva-
MIA boaorcd Pcan by her Bi-Centennial, and
glori;iel her Bi-Ccn;cnu.al by throwing Oh
the yoke of Cameron.
IN Ncw York a united Democracy met a
dcmoralized Republican party, and rebukcd
a stalwart accidental president for his pot
house political propensities and intermed-
dlirg with local affairs. Cleveland, demo-
crat elected Governor by 10000 majority
and q gain oi Democratic congressman dc.
Gen. Ben. Butler, democratic nominee, e.
lectcd Governor of Massachusetts, by $4,000
majority. Our prophetic eye never discern
ed the day when &c should rejoice in q tri-
um2h of r. b., hut circumstances alter ca
SIS Is proycrb that finds a significant IL
lus,ration now and sc accept it for what ii
is worth.
Marylaud-The independent judicial
tic5c, elected by 10000 majority and the
Baltimore N,o shines for all with an in
creased cfulgencc. Montgomery Blair de
iea;cd We are sorry, but could not spare
any par; of our consrc,>man-clect's pluraii-
ty 90 help him.
Virgiuia-Nasscy defeated for congress
Th- confessional delegation probably
democrats ard : coalitionists. The ncgroc,
voted almost solidly for their Master Ma
hone, mca Geo u. Wise, democrat, anJ
john =. Wise, coalitiouist, elec:ed-w HE
is. o. tran-po,e thc old adage, more Wis,
than nice. Ran. Tucker and Barbour ar,
certainly reelected. Paul Is reported re-
elected over Jhc gallant OFFERED. We ar,
hardly cousolcd ior thi, 10y The ccstain de-
feat OF the ro,Gad Robson by Ferr>l, ,"i,t.
o, ia Jersey. The glorie3 of TueslIy ar,
PARTIALLY dimmed by the dctea; OF the chi
vu-;c Col {. T. OF
THE Latest
The next Congress will be- Democratic by
about forty majority, and the Senate proba
bly, tie
The result i'm Virginia not definitely aSccr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-11

Were the Republicans afraid to go to the
polls?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-11

During the Langty debut in New York
she was recalled before the curtain fourteen
times. IL Is evident the audience went
there 10 see her. At the Academy of Ma
sc Patti appeared, bu, attracted little at
lentlnn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-11

1T the lraugtry ie5rf in New Work ON
Monday evening Wc axe informed full
dress" prevailed, and tha, Mr.. Oscar Wilde
dressed chiefly in "a white vest and red
handkerchief of enormous proportions. -
Full dress. che
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-11

Wasn't tia " free ballot and fair count
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-11

The Y. VI. G.. a throughoutth the wor'dob-
serves the 2nd Sunday in Noycmbc, and tie
week following as period Of Prayc, for
Young men, and tomorrow November T.,
and next week viii bc So employed 300
associations AMI 100000 members comprise
the international organization.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-11

Due from Sheriff on road tax 1851 S9GS.23
Since the above statement vas made with
the Court, at August Term, 1851, the Shcr.
if and bis Deputies have paid many road
orders the amount of which is not yet as
certained. Tcste ~
I. (. IOOi;E,
Clerk Of County Court.
Oct. %. lSS2-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-11

Capt j. l.. skinner, now of sacramento,
Cal. has just had returned 10 him a sword
which was taken from him when he was
captured by the Couicdcmtcs at the battle
of Dup- Bluff, in i>f. The sword WA,
returned 10y q Virginia lady, who wrote
that ii was worn by her brother from the
time FIT was captured until the close Of the
war, and "was never diSgracei.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-11

The Progressive Hens who are usually
holding cacklc caucus at this time in
Washington are being lamciy represented
there by an ai.csedwoman's national league
which upcnds Itself on various occasions
ard tclks nigh, ou, in meetin' Five female
pantaloonists ardtvo pc,ticoaJejmlles COM
prise It's average quorum while a be,ated re-
porter hudd.e' ueryou>ly u, corner 20 take
notes and quail at times beneath the yigor-
op> glaucc> of "a dowu-,rojie1 si>tcrhood.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-11

Was it Intimidation:
National Republican., 1882-09-23
SOCIETY NOTES.
BY JUMBO

Miss Strap, of the West End, is suffering with
solt bunion,
Jennie Junebug is writing some charming letters
TO the New York EpsninO FcmdR.
The pretty Miss Fleofy attracts unusual Ntten-
ton in her nobby bathing suit at the Arsenal
wharf.
MIC, H. HoGsey lost valuable span Of mules re-
Gently from the heat on the way from Leonard
town to Point Lookout,
Mrs, Moonlight had barge party on the Eastern
Branch one evening last week. Some Of the hand
soonest bellies Of Cowtown were present
Miss SlNcklime, who lewitched 50 many Of our
young men last winter at the Germans las tnkcn
10 using eyebrow liquid She looks perfectly
awful.
Mr. and Mrs. CHuderoy will return from Europe
on the steamer Baltic next month They have
! cen blinking the Leer Of Berlin and feel much
inylgorated.
MIR. Limburger Link editor of the Daiiy ir0ma
with hi, grandmother, had a furnished cottage at
PIney Point all summer. Warrants are out for the
arrest of both.
Madame Mary Swlnesone reoentlygave adlnner
D lrty ut her charming Te.idence on Capitol Hill
one wore coffee cOlpTed skift. trimmed with yer.
million silk and buuches VI Bermuda onions.
National Republican., 1882-09-23
GEORGETOWN Amateur Orchestra,

The Georgetown Amateur Orchestra will resume
its regular weekly rehearsals, commencing on
Monday, october 2. II has secured the usc Of the
ballroom in the Seminary building, OH Thirtieth
street, which is quite large enough to accommo-
date 1t, and also the contributing members who
are in the habit of looking In from time 10 tip.J
of the executive commlt.ee, held this week. a
number of new nalno:s were proposed for uctive
membership, anhTit Is hoped that this season the
pose ot> Its officers to spare no pains to bring its
10. .iormance up to high standard of excellence.
contributing members and, while new contrbut.
| ing mentors are coming in the old ones should
not fail to their annual contribution of 50,
| and thus besides giving themselves pleasure, aid
this excellent and popular organizl ion, whose
successful efforts last year to crafty its friends is
| still pleasing recollection.
National Republican., 1882-09-23

GnrncLL nAnnMiMent Fair.

There was no lack Of interest at the headquarters
of the fair committee Mt the ELbitt House last
evening. Tho board Of direction were in session
IN the parlor and heard and adopted the report of
subcommittee appointed at the last meeting to
fix upon classification of donations and exhibits.
This classification includes all articles of art and
Industry ordinarily embraced In nh exhibition OF
this character. Tic board remained in session
until 1880 considering matters Of routine nature
nftcr which they adjourned 70 Tuesday
evening, tho Goth instant. The boards for the
States OF Illinois and Vermont were in session
during the evening. and disposod of large guam
tlty OF business that was rapidly accommodating.
Most encouraging ndvlces were received from all
quarlcrs Indicating no abatement of interest In
the project that Is being manifested throughout
the country. Among the advces OF donations re-
ceiyed yesterday by the corresponding secretary
was group OF stntuary from John Rogers, Of New
York, and II larse quantity of tnhacco from
Messrs. Gail and Ak, of Baltimore. There will be
meeting OF tho Ant Commission this evening.
National Republican., 1882-09-23
nIcksnn mud ii,e "Eixcrs. :,

The two agents of tho Department of Justice ao-
cuscd by Mr. Dickson, foreman of the star-route
jury, of making improper propositions to him
have teegTaphed n denial and are Fastening TO
Washington to confront their accuser. The issue
Is simply matter of yerncity, and while the cili-
zens of Washington will take the word OF Mr..
Dickson and believe IN him, the officials OF the De-
parmGnt of Justice will be compelled in selEde
icnso to stand by their tools. 1t is probable be-
fore The case is gotten ugh with tie mean and
outrageous system of shudOwing and espionage to
which the Jurors were subjected Will be made
public. If this lie done the trial will at least have
one good eilec', for 1t shows that the prosecution
treated H!l the jurors rs though they were cTimi-
EGs instead OF honest men, that their footsteps
were dOgged ana thoir every act noted and re-
ported by the pimps employed for the purpose to
The higher officers OF the goyernment.-DGnrer
National Republican., 1882-09-23
a,y Tines Mt the swimming School.

The complimentary benefit extended to Messrs.
Kelly and Curtis at the swimming school was q
most complete success The ladies were out in
full force and the broad pool was u pictu to be
remembered, with its bevy of Naiads, who were
superlatively lovely in blue flannel and crimson
turbanS. The natatoral exhibition of Professor
Odlum was feature of the evening, and
embraced a back somersault from the roof tim
berS Of the building, and the feat of swimming
aiound the pool with his feet bound and his arms
tied behind him, eliminating in u dive to the
bottom of the water, where Mr. Odlum remained
three miuutes and thirty seconds, perform.
nnce which has only been equalled
by one man, johnson, tho celebrated Eng
lish diver. At the pressing solicitation of the
many lady swimmers of the city Messrs. Kelly y
week longer provided the thermometer continues
to range at n temperature that will make is de-
sirnble TO keen the school open.
National Republican., 1882-09-23
Juror Hrovn's Amdnyit,

statement which is now In the hands Of As stant
District Attorney Moore, in which he states that
pending the progress of the star.route trials he
was approached by a colored man by the name of
Arthur Puinc, who stated that lie came by the au-
tnorlty OF a. H. ran 70 oher MIN lBrowhl not ohly
money but position If he would vote for the con-
yiC;ion of the stnr-route defendants Mr.. Brown
AYERS that he spurned the proposition. He says
that he never was either directly indirectly ap
preached by any of the defendants or any one Tor
them.-LuSt NighfS critic.
Mr.. Charles $. Moore, assistant district attorney,
was seen last night by n REPUBLICAN, reporter and
asked if there was any truth in the above state
ment Mr.. Moore said that while it was a fact
that Brown had made an affidavit, tho Critics re-
port did not state Its correct contents On being
asked to state the eXuct contents Mr.. Moore de-
clined to do so, saying it would not be proper to
give 1t out at present
National Republican., 1882-09-23
THE colon QUESTION.
Can CoIorcd ana white ChIIdren ne Ehu-
cntph T0acthcr.

The color question which from tirno to time has
agitated this community has again come TO the
surface in the public schools. As Is known to ALL
Congress has established separate schools for tho
white and colored children of this District, and
In the appropriation bills this distinction is recog
nizcd by the apportionmcrt Of the amounts op-
propriated for each Every now and then all ef-
fort is made TO have coored children admitted TO
schools devoted to tho education of white
ohildrcn,. but until recently these at
tempts have proved futile. The question
is now pending before tho courts of the
District In the form of q mandamus, q
rule having issued at the instance of James NJ.
Gregory, of Howard University, for c. NJ. Matthews
md other members Of the board OF trustees, TO
show cause why tho mandamus should not 10
granted. This case Is In ubeyonce, for the reason
that the respondents are no longer members OF the
board. MIR, Gregory, however, wearied OF tho
laws delay, has sought shorter method OF test.
ing the question, for the alleged reason that the
colored schools were too far from his house. lie
sought to enter his children at tho Pres
colt (white) school, Tho teacher protested,
hut Trustee WOrmlcy ordered that the children
should be received. The parents Of The white
children soon learned of the action of Mt. Wormley
and some have withdrawn their children from
the school, while others are cogitating over the
best course TO pursue. precedent having been
established, other colored children also SOUGHT
and obtained admission through tho snplo intlu-
ence, notably those Of Mr.. o. S. i. Wall, who, II Is
snd passes two colOred schools tp reach the Press
colt. What the upshot Of this trouble Will lie re-
mains To bn soon
National Republican., 1882-09-23
A Fraudulent Rsa. E..a,e Trnn.nclion.

A suit has been filed by s. c. Reid aud wife
against john C. Hancock that shows a peculiar
state of affairs. The bill alleges that Hancock
represented himself TO be the owner of one of the
Shepherd houses on Connecticut avenue which he
was willing to sell to the complainantS for $4,000
promised 10 send the papers to Mr. Reid, who is an
invalid at the Hot Springs IN the meantime tie
property was conveyed by William Thompson to
Mrs. Augusta Hancock, wife of the defendant, and
when this came to Mrs. Reid's notice and she asked
Hancock about it, he put her off from time to time
by cvasions Mr.. Thompson, when the facts were
represented to him, agreed TO return tho purchase
money paid ly Hancock when he reconveycd the
property. Mrs Reid now asks the court to COM
She receive back her purchase money and ex-
Opnsc3
National Republican., 1882-09-23
OrIntcrcsi 40 Lnd,ea-

Mr.. Snowden i, Hcmpstone, who was for long
time with Messrs, Perry & Bro, and Mr.. Charles
Perry, youngest son of the late Augustus Perry,
have formed a copartnership to carry on first
class dry goods business at S03 Pennsylvania
avenue, Both these gentlemen are enterprsing,
active men of business, whose sole aim Will DC 10
Look tie best interests of their customers; 1t
is therefore safe to predicts brilliant future for the
slocl; will comprise all tho latest designs and
colOrs in brocaded and plain silks yclYets pushes
ditiou, the other dciurmcnl-ilanncl, blankets,
hosiery, underwear shawls, ana GomeStics-will
comprise all the very latest that is in the market
The stock will always be kept up to this high
standard
National Republican., 1882-09-23

oNicer oHare yesterday afternoon made q
funny arrest. About 8 80 he saw drunken man
at the corner of Seventh street and Massachusetts,
avenue, an omploye at Heurich's Brewery, trying
TO lead bear along the street. The man was
frightfully drunk, and every now and then he
would stop and cruelty beat it. He was assisted
in this operation by colorcd man. About two
hundred children, smOll md big, black and
white, hRd collected TO witness the spectacle
Tho man was too drunk to give m account OF
him self but snii he had bought the bear at the
navy. yard. Oflicer O'Haro arrested the trlo-thc
man, The bear, and the nvgrO-and locked them
up at the sixth precinct station house.
National Republican., 1882-09-23

Work was commenced yesterday on the new
public park in South Washington. It Is Oh Reser.
walton No. II, which is bounded on the north by
The Carroll Mansion and l. street southeast; on
the west by South Capitol street; on the
south by the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad,
aud te east by Third street, and contains about
fifty acres Congress, Rt lls last session, appropr.
ytel Sl5O,00O to begin the work, and yesterday
seycntytyc men aud propoHionate number OF
iis new park, which is TO be the largest in this
National Republican., 1882-09-23
More Lucky Ones.

The following promotions have been made in
the Indian Office, to 90 into effect October IL {:
Charles A. Maxwell, from 81 800 to $1,000; Henry
O. Hindmar.h, from $1,000 to sl,sOO; Thomas s.
Alice, from 81 400 to $1,000; Charles f. Larrnbce.
from sl4Oo to $1,000; James I. Allen. from 81 200
to 81 400; L, Goodwin, from $1,000 to sl,I0O Mis-
inson, from $1,000 to $1,000: Joseph X. Bridge.
fom S72O to 81 200; Same L. Marshall. from 81 200
to 81 AGO. Mrs. Julia A. Henderson, from 5000 to
81 OO0 Claude F. King, from $40 to $1,000; Mrs.
NJ f. Draper, from SSiO to 500; Miss Eliza Dufied,
from s720 to 5000; Willis J. Smith. from $50 to
$500; Thomas Stnlcy, from 81 900 TO 81 200; james
II. Bell, from 81, 900 to 81 200.
National Republican., 1882-09-23
DoMEsrt INFELiorTY.
Twice Married And Twice Divorced II
TwcntA five Years.

TwentA five Years.
on February last Nudge wylio signed dccrcc
divorcing Mrs. Barbara Kropp from Henry Kropp.
Ihcy were married in 1857 and lived together
untl lssl, during which time several children
were born. Mrs. Ktopp obtained her divorce on
inc grounds of her husband abusing and curling
her, threatening to shoot her with pistol, and
other threats TO her great bodily danger and
detriment of her health on July 3, 1882 they
were again Joined in marriage and made one
nesh' Yesterday Mrs. Kropp again filed her petit
uon for divorce, alleging Substantially the same
grounds as In the iirAt petition. She also asks for
restraining order that her husband may bo kept
away from the pfemles 1909 street.
Edmund Carrick Yesterday filed petition for
divorce from Violet ihrrck. They were married
IN George own, but ~ date is not given Septem.
Der ~, 1870, the defsdant willfully deserted and
abandoned the pa ktlff, and during the months
OF September OctotIr, and December, 1875, she
committed adultcfyikith Richard l.. Carter, at the
house of Mrs. Mart,l 1 corner of Thirteenth street
and Rhode Island n Ynue.
National Republican., 1882-09-23
Reoncninr of sInrini,s IInn.

Marini's wel-known dancing academy rcopens
to-. day. The pretty hall has been thoroughly
renovated repapered, and frescoed, and presen S
very handsome appearance. The class will
meet ut o'clock in the afternoon and o'clock
in the evening. All the former pupils are in
qlted to participate in The opening. Professor
Marin has be'n SO long and iavornbly known
and his success generally recognized that COM
tupnL \
National Republican., 1882-09-23
A l,nrnn,. nn CIn1l,...urInnnra.

Richard Crown, n middle'aged white man, got
up corner on clothes wringeTs. lie acted as
agent Of Mr.. l. +. Kollum to sell on the instalment
plan. Instead Of selling them he pRwnCd them
and poCketed tho proceeds, lie succeeded in dis
sling Oftwenty-thrce. OF valued AZ S. apiece. Judge
Dundy con miIled him 10 await trial In default Of
$1,000
National Republican., 1882-09-23
A IaI,lhricnl Gorge.

Among tho Capt Mountains of Hampshire
County. West Vrg IA, Is gorge called Hanging
Rock. which possess,N more thnn ordinary histori-
cal and romantic Interest. narrow road runs
along the sid G of 3nwlng stream, and above 1t
on either hand the hooded cliffs rise 10 n height
of several hundred tet band Of Catawba In
dinns who were cncG iped in the gap in 1881 were
set upon by partyf hostile Dclawaros aud to-
tally extormnatedl few years later some prowl-
ing Ffenchmen ans ldians fired from IN ambush
on Ensign Daniel gan, " the hero Of saltwater
and Cowpens," whg ias passing through the gap
bearing dispatches Winchester. Two soldiers
who were with h'it fell from their horses dead,
while Morgan, wi u blood streaming from terrl-
bic bullet wound, OF ped his mare about tho meek
with both arms IN was borne sufcly Lack to a
ncighborng fortttil ere he was lifed from the
saddle insensible. Il 1864 the gorge was the scene
of fierce cavalry ght between some rowing
troopers from the Fc raj and confederate armies.
Rerently surveyors I'VE located the rou OF the
Baltimore, Cincinnati and Western Railroad di-
rcctly through the psi .-Bulttmore Sun
National Republican., 1882-09-23
Activity mt tho wharyes.

HarboTmNster Sutton reports the following ar
rivals at the whHrves Sloop b. II, Lambert, Cap.
tain Davis, $50 bushels Of oysters for market
sloop J. A. SOmmers, Captain Bailey, $50 bushels
oysters for market; sOop Sarah Jane, Captain
Sheppard, Captain Gibson 80 bushels oysters for
market; barge Burke Sanders, Captain Sanders,
10 tons coal for Potomac Steamboat Company.
National Republican., 1882-09-23
DISTRICT DREVITIES.
The Weather To.Dny.

For ne Nfdde Atlantic States Including The DIS
friH Qf Columbia, partly c'oudy or couiy treathr nth
RAIN, nnhcdst'r'y backing 10 nor1psicr'y tcinds,
stationary or lo,cer barometer and temperature.
Thermomctrio readlngs.-7 n. M, 7i.S1 IL a. M.
1922; p. M, 71.9' p. M, ESQ., IL p. M, G5.0o;
maximum, E.1o; minimum, C37o.
National Republican., 1882-09-23
-speer,s Wine for l.ndics.

Mr.. speer, an enthusiastic grape grower from
New Jersey, has very excellent wine from the
imported Opnrto grape. The best judges pronounce
1t superb. 1t has been adopted by hospitals and
by physicians generally as a very ,ior wine,
end held in high estimation for its medicinal prop
critics. 1t Is one Of the most delicious wines we
have ever tasted Our leading physicians have
tested the virtues of this wine, uld recommend 1t
and grocers
National Republican., 1882-09-23

ard delivered i'll %b ward" prints, at 40c. per ID
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball: butternilk. 30
Ter quart, aud sweet milk sc. per quart
National Republican., 1882-09-23
e1- IRON RAIIINos A SPECIALITY.

c~Is IRON RAILINGs A SPECIALITY.
ANEAT WROUGHT IRON FENCE.
Of Inch iron, put up complete at ~ cents per
foot
ALSO ALL MIsCEII.ANEous IRON WORK
GEORGE WHITE & CO.,
mr23s1y 4C2 Maine avenue southwest
eSYe IF YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU.
RSY ralEin, Headache. Toothache, or any pain, one
application OF FbUID Lilo ITNIN9 will relieve you.
Bold only at COUGHLIN'S. Masonic Temple. noe5
nlD~ WARMERS KIDNEY CURE MRS. PINK
~ hnm's Compound Curenne, CAMS C,orns Sol.
vent, and all the now remedies, ut CoUGHLiNS.
a~SsjD HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES SPECI-
E=S ncs witch Hazel Oil, Tracheal Drops, Mes
ties, Mellins, Neaves and other Iniants' Fool, Mt
my27 COUGHLIN'5
RSS Asthma Cure, Excreter, Wells Health Re-
myN COUGiILIN's DRUG STORE
National Republican., 1882-09-23
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCA' MENTION.
FRo0r cEor- owN.
SO Gay street,
GENTLEMEN:
Having W Browns Iron Bit
tiers, cerit 1T did me II great
deal of goud vas recommended
ONE by DR.. 0. u. Lockhart of
this city JAMES KING
Browns IrN Hters is u true as
sistant to mai in restoring tho
system to pF health, creates
strength, tones nerres.I
-
NORA DENE.-That DtA mite. the specialist has
rsed gas for eXtractingl eth for fourteen years.
Makes and tests gus an les the extracting him.
self. Room 7, Vernon W, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Tenth stree
GEORGE W. DRIVERS leGt postponed TO this
Saturday night. GrN programme. Tickets
bought Tor Friday night I'd tonight.
THIS evening at s o. II the annual display by
Julius Lansburgh, 81 \ 18th street. of fine car
pctings, interior deco AZ and parlor furniture
Will attract highlya .tive public. AL are
invited. No cards.
REMEMBER the tcke I Drivers benefit, nm
nounCCd for Friday Al are good to- night.
Marine Band and grea III ny.
THE Jewel cigar, str 'vcr. Morcoes, 1907
Pennsylvania avenue, I ell doors.
THE entire Marine B fill2 I'm corps in
"The Memories of the ,...% at G.IMr's benefit
tonight.
National Republican., 1882-09-23

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches, jewelry &c. Call on or
address HorzDg. SOS Ninth street, near Pennsyl-
yauil avenue,