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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07

Mr.. Vance introduced in the Senate yesterday u
bill TO incorporate the Potomac Water Power
and Manufacturing Company" The bill declares
the following gentlemen incorporators Of the com
pany, us wen as the first board of directors: Eg-
bert Vanderwerken, Samuel Jones, Dr. A. Sydney
rebbs, Thomas Jewell of Virginia, Charles MahOn,
Elias Griswold, Il. Is. Hay, Robert Weaver, S. $.
CARROLL John Hancock, and r. V. Stamp. They
are authorized 10 construct u dam or weir across
the Potomac At point In the District Of Columbia
and state Of NirginigT on either or both sides OF
the river, provided the State of Virginia. through
it, legislature concur in granting Ike privileges.
The bill also provides that the work must be conf
mCnCCd within five years after passage Of tho act,
or the privileges granted in II shall cease. The
hill further provides for competent surveys aud
reimbursement 10 riparian owners above the dams
Tor OycrhOwcd lands The capital stock of the com
pNuy Is limited 20 100000. with power 10 Increase
It from time TO time, not TO exceed SSO0,O00
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Current TransnriIOns at the various Dis.
Lrict Onicea.

Lien certificates have been issued on alleys in
squares l2G, 159, 207, sill, ana 100.
The revision of assessments has been com.
plcted against alleys In squares 900 and i22
Revision of assessments has been completed on
reservation u, squares 100 and 800
Building permits were issued yesterday TO NJ. J.
KcHuc, to build three brick dwellings on Nine
tceuth street, between and streets northwest,
to cost 5000; Archibald Lewis to make general
repairs nj i26 street northwest, to cost $500 and
Dennis Tinney, to make general repairs in county,
TO cost $50.
The Commissioners, in answer to communica-
tiOn from Hon, j. J. Ingalls,, chairman of the sem
ate District Committee in relation to roads in the
vicinity Of the Government Printing Ohce. give
the Engineers report on the subject, which states
that all the money appropriated Tor paving has
been expended not IN laying pGyemenIs where
none existed, but In replacing the old wooden
ones by stone, and that Nnrth Capitol street was
paved in 1879 from Boundary to X street, and
with more money could carry Ito d street but the
pavement could go no farther unless the tracks of
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad should be re-
moved or the street graded thnt wooden cross
walks are laid ON all the streets crossing North
Capitol street. and that there ten miles ofthese
wooden paNCmcnts existing yet.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07

superintendent sCaiOn of the Census ONCE,
ch0rNctorzea The telegmphic statements that have
been sent to several of the PRINCIPAL papers rc.
spcutiug the -four statistics rs false, The CCusus
OfIcc has published 10 figures whatever in this
department, and the superintendent says that the
work doue in this division has been wholly pre-
paratory aud for examination by himself and
could only have been obtained by OlhCrs through
dishOuOublG means, II Is true that "a special
and revision and 10y n close Gnaly ysis
OF the several elements embraced in
the cuumeWlor,' reports To reach us close an
approximation Of the conditions uf this branch OF
mRnulNcture us possible, eliminating all sources
OF error lhal can be detected hl lhat me result
errors aud this Is the Ouly possible foundation iur
| tho report telegmphed. This revision is now
| going on with great care, aud the result will un-
| tuubtcdly bG approved by al who have kuowl-
/ edge VI the conditions Of the industrial question.
| The statement that eighty CLERKS were engaged on
from two 10 eight.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07
The LATE William Orme.

The annual meeting of the directors of the
Washington Gas Light Company adjourned yes.
tcrdNy without transactiugany business, as n mark
Of Prospect to the late william Onc Il member of
the bOurd.
At a meeting Of the directors Of the Washington
and Georgetown Railroad Company, held yester-
day, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Rssoirrd That In the death Of our late associate,
Mr.. William Orme, the company has lost one of its
most useful members and NE directors an hOnOEed
personal friend, Elected a member Of the board In
lSG7, ami serving continuously since that time, his
superior Judgment und wise counsel have been mani
tested IN all It's important undertakings, and his
Wpl'.fnOwn integrity of character served 10 win the
confidence OF all who We're associated with him In
business -
E,,Dlr'd THAT, mark OfrcspcCt, this board viii
attend his funeral In body, and that copy Of these
resolutions be- transmitted tu his family
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07
TOLL THE BELL.

Toll the bell slowly mCekly and lowly,
There comes an inRninate Clod
Sleeping forever, beyond the dark river
mortal has gone TO his God,
Toll the bell family, echoes so santly
Are sounding DER river and lea,
Telling the living all need fbrgiying
Before God aud eternity,
Tou the bell lightly, daily and nightly,
\ spirit is watching for thcei
one that has loved us, one that has proved u.s.
some fond soul who loved you and me
Ton the bell sadly hearl.broken, mady,
We kiss the cold lips Of the dead;
win hope. love, aud tears run back DER the years
To pluck out some cruel word said.
Then, darling, don't walt 10 tempt cruel fate,
But give ms your sweet love to-day
Let's mlugle tie hours With kind words and flowers
Aud live in the sunshine of May,
--FOr The RepuJican, by CO!oHsi J0hn 4, Joyce.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07

To the EditOf OF THE REPuBilCAS;
The Bible says: "Much study Is q weariuess Of
the flesh, and of making many books there is no
end" But that was before the time of presses and
paper Now there is no end to the books made
no room to bestow them, and no human being
number of them or to keep the run of them. In
fact, We have too many books of the sort and the
public should not be required 10 find storage aud
custody for hundreds Of tons OF trash, Of no value
to any person except the author, and never read
aler they enter that vast luoyrnthian sepulGhre
yClcpt the Congressional Library. Now, would II
not be well TO huye commission of congressman
to examine and eliminate the stuff Of no possible
value and kGcp.Only titles and title pages subject
authors name, Sc, such data ms will show any
one that such things have been produced and
furnish at the same time data for quantity OIL
brain work wasted on vacuity2
'JOIIN a WOLFE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07
the whI.o MouAe Yesterday.

Monday seems 10 he considered good day TO
call ON the President, aud yesterday was no exccp-
lion. There were large number of both general
and OfiClal callers. Annng these were Senators
Harrison, Miller OF California, Anthony Sawyer,
and Cameron Of fpeunsyl Secretary Lincoln,
and Representative Thomas, Fnrwcli, Bowman,
C0lkins, Pierce strait, AdrlCh, Buck, Hin, and
Van Acrnam, and William Sopggs, OF Georgia
II, H. ~ ,d o num ,TaS Hnu or ~ LSuIiNeh 81
The President has accepted an Invitation, condi.
tional upon his public engagements, TO attend,
with Secretary Lincoln, Tile annual dinner Of the
Harvard club, Of New York city, which Is to be
held at DelmOncO's on the 2lst Of February. MIR,
Lincoln is a Harvard graduate
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07

General Malone says that the ResdIus,ers will
choose Ull the Virginia members Of Congress but
one at the next election. Should the next House
OF Representatives be extended" 10 800 Virginia
would be- entitled uPtsn members apl West vir-
guiR 10 four members. In each instance there
would be an increase uf one member, The loss OF
Virginia 10 the bgmuCmCy is likely to be more
elective incident than the most sanguiuU OF Re
puhlicans had counted upon. General MuhOuo
cannot iuil 10 become one Of the tisl men Of the
NatOu. He has immense activity, the highest
energy, fine talents, aud courage that has been
tried aud proved IN every Way, We do not like
him any the less because he was not OF our deter
miuutlOn in the late war, and we hope to be- able
srikiugus could be won on hclds Vi battle Boston
t.gUTH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07

Yesterday In the Circuit Court the case Of the
Wash mglon Market Company against Worlheu
Bros. was argued before Judge Macarthur, Mr.
Birney appearing for the plaintiffs and Mossrs.
Elliott aud Robinson FOR tLe defendants. Tho de-
feuduuts rented a butchers stall In the market,
and II was claimed by lhe company thut they had
abandoned tL Under tucir bylaws they were
culitlcd 10 lClcl The stUll The defense selup was
thaki was only temporary abandonment Opca.
stoned by sickness, aud that Tie defendants were
entitled t0 bC reuompgused for The eviction. The
Jury having remained out come tine court was
adjourned aud the foreman directed 10 bring a
scaled verdict into court to-day,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07
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ST, pATRICK'S DAY,


A well attended meeting of prominent Irishmen,
residents and sojourner of the District, took place
Sunday afternoon last Mt Abner's Hall, Il street,
between Seventh and Eighth streets northwest
the object that called them together being to per-
feet arrangements begun some weeks ago for the
purpose Of holding the customary st. Patrick
night banquet, Permanent officers were elected,
comprising Mossrs. Thomas Broderick, NJ. I. Sulli.
van. and A. S. Clarke (of the firm of Schwing h
Clarke president, secretary and treasurer respect
lively. Abners was selected MS the place to give
WY Wy "'u, WI, i S,v oi u
transaction of other business Of minor character,
the meeting adjourned subject to the call of the
president. Judging by the interest manifested by
the attendance IN the project the ing feast bids
fair to even excel like affair under the same
management year ago, both in its substantial
and intellectual features
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07
FOR SALE OR RENT.


Os RENTAL
and
real. ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
No. gi8 Il street Uower Floor northwest
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
Houses and Rooms, furnished and unnirnlshed Of
every description, In all parts OF the city Tor Rent
ROOM RENTING a SPECIALITY,
ON now aud novel plan, for the convenience Of the
public, anordlng FREE or CHARGE by aid or da'
grams, a choice without visiting all the premises,
giving an accurate description ofuil WITH EXCIANuB
or nEFEnESCE WHEN itEaUtRED.
We also rent Pianos Organs Furniture, &c.
Great bargains for few days IN lots
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS.
No. IA 18th ST. n. W., fine parors and rooms
No. 226 Del. ave. ~. g., nice rooms, near Capitol
No. iRt II II. n. W., nice rooms.
No. 5lg 18th st. n. w.. nice rooms for housekceping
No. lass Corcoran 81. n. W., three elegant rooms
No. l22S nth st. n. W., elegant rooms.
No. 81 n vt. n. g., nve unniInshed rooms,
NO. iO9 Il 81. II. W., front unhrnished rooms
M 70l 18th ST. H. w, three uniufnished rooms.
Corner Maple and HarcwOOd lie Drot Park.
magnificent house and lot for sale or rent
No. 1873 81. n. W., elegant parlQrs ana rooms
No. i23D7th 81. NV. ., nice homcltkc rooms.
No. i72 G. street n. W, nice pnrlors and rooms.
Store, corner u aud Sth ats, cheap to good party
We could have rented five hundred rooms last
week Give Ms your yHcant rooms,
Office hours, IA. m. to y. N. .. . ,s.,,.,,..
fe4 SGTPHlGN ~ ROiEI5.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07


meeting OF the subcommittee Of the Central
Republican Committee OF the District was held
at the law department of Howard University last
night, Professor j. n. Gregory temporary chair
man After an interchange Of opinions it was
decided 10 iuvlte the several representative Demo-
cratic organizations in the District to send dele
gates to unite with the committee in furlherlng
tho cause for which they were appointed, Mr..
George Holmes introduced the following reso-
lutious, which were unanimously adopted
Rcsolrcd That the members OF the subcommittee
on suffrage of the Republican Central Committee of
The District nj Columbia view WIN profound sorrow
rant, and tender to h7 hcrgnvCd mmiy our heart
Rc:g!r9T, That in mo death of Mir Duraut tho bar
hna lost one of IT, most profound learned, and bril-.
nschl citizens, and the poor ana oppressed u true
friend
brave words spoken IN layor 9t suffrage Of tt liS'
ranchscd people Of this District as well rs for his
rights Of the labOriug masses the world over, the
memory Of Thomas j. Durant viii ever be reycred
puresl, and best men America has ever produced.
Rcypltuf Thlt ~ token Of our respect for Mr..
members Of Tie committee will attend tho funeral in
body md hereby invite nll friends of suffrage to
unite with uS In that sad duty.
The committee adjourned to meet Saturday
evening next
The following call was issued Saturday and
posted up in the Circuit Court room;
There will be Il meeting of the members Of the
bar in this room Monday next, the Gth instant al
three o'clock p M, to take appropriate action IN
relation to tho death of the lato Thomas j
Dumnt
When the hour mentioned above had arrived
| Mr. Miller announced that the meeting would be
Adjourned until to-day, at ten n IN, in the o
the Court In General Term. Chicf.justicc.Carttcl
had expressed his desire to preside, but his en-.
gagcmCnts would not permit him to do so unit
tie later time appointed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07
wAsnlNGroN, D. c, FEBRUARY :, 1852.
Population Of die National CnpitaI. 10000.


N,rIoSAL THENrnr-John Mccullough" Nlr.
Bnius"
EoHpS OPERA -tousE-Fords Comic Opera Com
sauy--" Patience"
CAPITAL TuENrRr-Nuriety.
CONSIDERATIONS CuuR au-Conc"rt
MASONIC TENrtE-Wa Washington lAi,ht Guard Fair.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07

TO the FdILOr OF THE NEpURLICANi
quote the following from Talmages sermon on
Bob IngersOll last sunday;
Ingcrsoll sRirizes his early home. He tells his
hearers that his father II bgOt, tyrunt, and a
fool. can anything be mennOr than To asSail the
memory of pArcnt-tO treat tAther with contempt
ana disturb the mound on his grave?
have only {, say that nothing could be meaner
except perhaps 70 take your wife and your wife's
sister IN an open boat In river where there is q
dam, and when the boat accdeutly goes over the
dam, to jump ont and save your wiie's sister and
let the wife Of your bosom 20 over the dam aud
drown. lngeSoll never did that. b.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07
A CranIs. nut No Orgnn.

To the EditOrof VuE REPUuLfCAS;
The editor Of the Post protests that II is not
Blaines personal organ, and yet frankly owns that
he would be much more likely to support Blaine
for President than many u Democrat ho could
name. Well, II the Post Is not an organ, II seems
To me, nevertheless, that It's editor Is turning a
crank PICK
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07

would be made to revolt against Bourbon
rule
This is not an argument addressed TO
the appointing power 1t is only a sug.
gestiou to some members Of Congress, who
may have only partially considered the
question, to hesitate before they allow
their regard for the wishes Of an indi-
yidual to lead them TO give advice which,
if followed. might endnnger great canso
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07

To the ElIIOr OF IIIE NEFUHLltANi
The delay In the payment Of the money appro'
prlRted to pay the Census clerks for their vOlun'
toer work is doing injustice to those who negotiated
with certain bankers in this city, and which are
probably q majority, inasmuch Rs, having given
the bankers thcir note for the amount advanced
same unit, satisfaction is nude by the Govern
ment, u,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07

The regular meeting Of the Washington Chess
aud Checker Club will be held this evening at
their rooms, No. ll20 New York avenue. A large
attendance is earnestly requested. Chess and
checker players are invited to the club rooms any
evening, where they can see interesting games OF
gkE md ghR
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07
ROARDING.

I NJ PERREARD'S FRENCH HOTEL AND
- Restaurant; private dining room hrstclass Ia
bic Board Ia earl all day imported Wine by the gal
Ion. 5Oj and 5O3 Fourteenth street. ia2s-Jm
TENHE FREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
i comforts than any hotel In the city; the halls
aud passages are heated with steam, the rooms are
new and well furnished and the table is second TO
none. Transient rates, $3.50 aud y per day. monthly,
S25 $40 Aa5, and AO, ser
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07

Many wonder how Parket's Ginger Tonic can
perform such varied cures thinkipg 1t simp
essence OF ginger when in fact II Is made from
many yauable medicines which act benehoially
on every diseased organ, See other column,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07

llt37th 81 so 90 2Dj 1th st w.... Slb %
20i5 1th 81 n w......... 10 90
OFFICE ROOMS In Nos. 323 and $40 Four and-a-
half ST. n. W.; also in i5S Louisiana ave. n. W.
stable, 70i q street northwest, fS
Call for u COPY OF our RENT LIST issued every
Monday morning. II contains n complete list Of all
property for rent, together with descriptions,
where the keys may be found how the houses may be
seen. &c.
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate at lowest rates
Parties having property to trade sell will hnd II to
their advantage to call. B. H. WARNER,
deD GIG Il street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07
HORsES AND CARRIAGES.

ISoR sALF-NEw AND sECOND.HAND CoU.
II peettes, IAndRulettes, oupes, aud all other
STYLES of Carriages. ROBERT II, GRAHAM, He
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07

A MODEL CITY,
Impressions OF Gentleman who Has
Lately Made Washington His Home.

gentleman who has recently received an ap-
pointment In this city, and who was formerly II
prominent lawyer in his State, writes home to n
friend in such terms Of commendation of the city
that the following extract from his letter may
prove interesting to the readers of TIIE RFPuBII.
CAN:
This Is a beautiful city and cleanly one. Al
though have been here for more than n week,
and have travelled many miles about the city
within that time, yet, with It's 10000 inhabitants,
have not seen MS much hoodlumism, ruflanism,
and drunkenness as have seen on single even
ing In our little town Of only 1900 inhabitants.
Perhaps can explain to you Why this is So Be
fore Grant was President and before Boss Shep-
herd was Governor Of the District tho scat of gov
Grnmcnt was
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07

4H communications must he dddressed To ne Ediior
pJ THE RFruuICAN," ditd 10 Insure publication mi,Sf
he '"'ner ieg'bg on one side NJ ne paper 0iV irth
au1c and rt'ifencc of ne irritsr attached No cont
,nnnl.1L LlUns lOHi be Itlnrnea
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07
United States Marshal's Sale.

by virtue of writ OF Teri fclas, Issued out of tho
Clerks Office ofthe Supreme Court Of the District oil
Columbia and 10 me directed will sell at public sale,
for cash, at Thomas DOwlings Auction Rooms, cor
uer Of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh stTees
Ss At 10 O'Clock nl all the right title, elalnl, and
interest OF the defendant Ia and to The fDllOwinsdo.
scribed property, to wit: One two-seated Open Car
rage and one Two horse Covered Carriage Seized
and levied upon the property Of y. s. Huntle5 70
satisfy Execution No. BO75, Equity Docket " V hvor
of G. Q, Huntley. @ E- HlsNitft .
United states Marshal ID. u
THOMAS DowLING, Auctioneer. Ja25dtS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07

lr the cut at Spuyten Duyvil had been
properly guarded the awful tragedy of
last month would not have happened.
The stingincss of great corporation-a
corporation that has thousands of free
passes for Legislators and other men of
influence, and tries to make up for this
outlay by cutting down the number and
wages of employces-wns the real cause
of the terrible disaster. But the officers
of the company get off with mild censurc.
THEsaue principle-,hc association of
idcas--that Colonel Sellers relied on when
he put u candle in his stove to make the
room seem warm makes shiver run
through the frame of every person who
beholds the half-naked feet and ill-clad
form of George Washington sitting on a
marble chair at the east front of the Capt.
toll The eternal fitness of things de-
mauds the removal of this statue into
the old hall.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07
AUCTION SALES.

TTIRUsTEE's sALE-BY vIRrUE OF DEED
OF trust recorded among the land records of the
District of Columbia ia Liber No. oH, Folio 223,
will sell at auctiOn at the Office Of Thomas j. Fisher
4 Co., No. lS24 f street northwest. ON MONDAY,
the 20th day OF February, A. ID. lS NJ l2o'cOck ns
all the following lots OF ground in said District via.
Lots No. T. H. 49, 81 and west half OF 49, in Block No
Lot No 3, In Block No. s; Lot No ., In Block No.
Lot No T. in Block No. IL; Lot No s, In Block No.
u; Lots No. and H. in Block No 10; Lot No. 10, in
Block No. ~ and Lots Nos. and D. In Block No. ~
In Todd and Browns subdivision OF pnrts Of Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains Also the following
Iota in the city of Washington, ID. O., via: Fast hall
of Lot No. AZ, IN Drury's subdivision OF square No
40; Lots No. s and ID, In Square No, 81; Lot No l.
in Square No. 1888 Lots No. q and o. IN square north
west OF square No l0i Lots No t2and l3n Square no
1853; east 81 feet inch Of Lot No. and al Of Lota
No o. r. and g. In square No. 1865 and Lots No l. 2 T.
~, and iS in square No. 1850.
Terms-One- third of purchase money In cash, bal
ance in six and twelve months with interest secured
by deed of trust Rl In cash. AZ purchasers opion
REGINALD FENDALL,
Trustee.
THos. J. FISHER d co,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURHISU RATH (DR. BOVEESl
IN Iil7 @ street. opposite Rises House Large POOL
open Sunday. Open from TN 10; Saturday. II
Baths, 81 six tickets, S4.5o Dr. H. L. BoVEE Flee
triclan. oc3liy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07

BIZ virtue Of writ OF ler facas issued out OF
the Clerks office Of the supreme Court Of tho
District OF Columbia, and 10 directed, Will
sell at uAblio sale, for cash, at Thomas DOwllnga
Auctpn Store, southwest corner Pennsylvania ave
nue aud Eleventh street northwest. on SATURDAY.
the iith day Of February, lSi2 al 10 o'clock a m.
all the right title, claim, and interest of the defend
ant IN ana 10 the following described property wiz;
One Milder's Iron safe. Seized and levied upon M
The property Of the defendant John Y. W. Vandon.
burgh, to SATISFY Execution No iisd Al law, In favor
Of Hiram Holmes. .
fe2dts United StateS Marshal ID. q
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-07

Thc fsUw0 NJ TUE WEEKLS NATIONAL RLpr niICNS
commenced on Thursday, January ). iSS2 Hisd buud-
some dJubic hert 0fsipit pdncs amt 6G1Vyjt columns.
Hcunid1W he uc,rs f,Um an parts of M, ,rDrd ana Is
specially 'ntcysVb0 containing me proceedings of
hc ErcrtJiUe, LsOiaut, ami Jydir,il branches ofHs
Government iuciutiiV the appointments. promotions,
assignments, ant riSpgsdIs in an departments NJ }Ou.
spmcIt ycrUicc II ,ontGbsd It rN report OrdrDiy U,,d
nory 1opcmcJjs IDid pyqiCra n b,ridc, asa sptci0i
tontte ne jjoiHcn isrsouG, and ,ocioi mars and 10.
ciety poSsip NJ me N0tiDp'sOtpitdL
IN short, rs NS bcI 0ud Dg,y weekly paper N
.dmerico gfriiO, addition ~ R D,ncydi Crom
al parts 81 ne Uord, coDJi't, ptofoDrdph Of iVc,
dOings and proceedings at Hc OipU0i OF hc Nation.
Terms. Single COpicS, OSE puILAE ASH FIirN
CENTS Ocf Bcdr copicS DOJr Ia ddross, OSE
DOLLAR per copy. Postage prG1id ~ The Publishers.
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