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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS,

OEDERsforthe NATIONAL EEPrsLtcASin Gcorg,
town may be left at the bookstore Of Mossrs r
N, X. Mills CO., u, Bridge street. or at Messrr
CT Getty Co... 100 bridge street. where cyrlcl
OF the NEfrnLicAN may be obtained daily.
TOURNAMENT AT COLLEGE VILLA. - The
! tournament givun at tho College Villa on
,Wedneslay for the bcncnt Of the new Catho.
! lie church at Tonnallytown, was literally
pHtronzcd By the young people Of the Dii.
| tfict, and OF Maryland. Tho fitting CON.
meneed about $3.50 o'clock, aud was pnrtic!.
pated In by the following knights: a. Homll.
ler Knight OF the villa; j. Means, Knight Of
Grass landi q. Brook, Knight of Potomac; W.
Warthln, knight Of Lone STAR II. A. Wagner.
a hhiEIs Sysh bHtrtHli0ni j. + Powers knight
Lawn J. W. Sebastian, knight of Virginia.
+ Il. Morgan, knight of The Valley; r.
Means, Knight Of Droyers' Resti ). Reilly,
Knight Before Last Il. Brooke, Knight Of
River View.
After fitting for the ring the number OF
times allotted TO each knight, Mcssrs. 7. 4.
nounccd that Mr.. L. DrooEe had won the flrst
prize, saddle valued at $50, and was entitled
to the homer OF browning the Queen.
Mr.. j. Means was entitled to the second
prize, knee blanket, valued Mt s2j, and had
the honor Of browning the First Maid of
Honor.
Mr.. +. Means was declared the third victor
aud was entitled to the third prize, = driving
whip valued at IS, and the honor of crOwniuE
the second maid OF honor.
Mr.. l.. Brook, being fourth best, was pre.
scented handsome bouquet.
The prizes md crowns were presented to the
victorious knights By J. J. llUguc, esq. hHCr
the presentation all repaired TO the PAVILION.
where the browning took place.
Miss Alice Dale was crOwnCd Queen, Miss
lmogcne Trunncll First Maid Of Honor lligs
Honora Tunnel Second Maid Of Honor, and
Miss Mollic LightlOOt was presented the bou.
Iuet by Mr.. Brook, who won it,
Dancing then commenced, and was kent up |
for several hours.
The affair was u most pleasant one, an
will no doubt long be remembered by the par
ticipantS.
THH following is the lis. Of letters remain.
ing In the Georgetown post office, October :,
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Personal.

MONTHLY NURSE tAXEElCAND .,rw
n d,.-ugaErd, with I"st OF rlIy rcIs.,4. =,
would H." t. mai" few ln"rn engagements. Ar-
ply At IL, Twelfth street.
SHIRT NAMING aud all EirIs uf piliu s,,yy irg
~" At sh'rt Notice. Also. Furnished Rooms Tor
Gentlemen at - Twelfth street spl-lm
IlRlHATR MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT
l "uLh' M. DAEbl's, ~ seventh street.
posttc udl-F,!Iow-' Hall. Separate rooms fol
tcuts sel2-H
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Hotels and Restaurants
A MANS RESTAURANT,
80. Ninth street.

Rchttrd aul rulargrd, maxim 1t uue Of the most
complete cstdhl! shmsuts In the city.
Private Dining rooms for pgrtc-
os6-lm SEBASTIAN AAAN.
Union HOTEL,
RILEY 4. sHINN. PRopW'EIuE.
This House, having been now Is g,Nt'ri .u fur
ui.h"l, II now 1pcn ion the accommodation u' Tie
public. Il IsCHIy ui access from a.l parts ..
city Of WaEllugtUn, the passenger railroad cars
pasring It's doors each way every lvu or three
minutes Persons stopping At thu Iiuu-f CHT
reach, by ride u Few iuutrr, Ruy nl the cub.
lie building, Of til" capital.
TorE,. - per day. HLb. i. WifIIAM,
SuIcriui"ulruf
y. B.-Ro,m- mud B"arlby III, Soc Nth at rrlu ed
a'r, ryN-,.r ~
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GEWNAS SOLDIERS AND SAILORS US,uS-
At Wills' Hall, on Seventh street, between II
aud strecta, this association held \ stated
meeting on WcdnCslty eTrning last, when q
number of persons were admitted 70 member.
ship; after which the secretary Of the uLiUn
reported that whilst In PHILADELPHIA attending
the convention Of the Boys In blue lie hsd
met aud cUnvcrScA with representatives. from
other German organizations, and they had all
spoken iHvOrAhly OF the prOspcctB In NOYcm-
Der. On motion 1t was resolved that a new
and handsome tg, with the names Of Grant
and CulfhX Inscribed thereon, he purchased by
the union, aud suspended In front Of the hall
Adjourned.
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ThE IEw!au HoLluAYs.-Nc.'erlAy lrra.i.
the eighth DAY OF solemn assemble. Ii,rrrI Oh
as sabbath OF rest and devotion rs Israeli
lies. Among the services Of the day Is the
solemn prayer for IA!U, Ia the Additional
worship, when tn" Creator IL petit!ourd for
a suhlciency Of refreshing showers, 30 that
the earth may produce abuuLlnily for the
good OF man, anh JOY and happiness lie The
portion of the workman when hts labor !s
blcsscu by the approval Of his Creator
FRIDAY Is kept as happy fcstiYal. This In.
sttutiou was started hundreds Of years ago Ia
honor and uGscfvrUct Of the rCupcniug Of the
reading OF the Pentatcuch. This Is divI!rd
Into portions, and read Sabbath by sabbath
nHl again begins. This day IL, therefore,
held in religious gllLnCss and social 10y IN
welcoming again the iirst chapter of a book
esteemed by them AS the brightest gilt of God
to man.
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BORDEKTOWN FEMaLECOLLECE
RnHDES MI

Pleasantly located on tho Delaware river, two
agd three fourth hour ride from NV lNf', agl
QUE aud q fourth from Philadelphia
The very best educational RdYantaE'' furnished
10 connection with u pleasant home.
Fall torn beEius september 18th. F.r terms,
etc. address JOHN u. BRAKEhEl.
gt,F
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PniLAD&LrHIA BAVTIsT \ ssOCiATlOS-
Iueadhy afternoon the lGlst annual meeting
Of the above association convened Ia the Cal
wary Baptist church, Philadelphia. Rev J.
opening sermon, and In the evening the claims
Utbencvo!ent EUciCiics were considered. This
last year numbered 60 churches, 81 ministers,
and l6,bbj members. It's churches nre located
In Pennsy lvaTia. delaware, Wnshiugloa ci,y,
Georgetown aud Alexandria, Va.
The association rcAsscmhlUd yesterday
morning, and The letters lrOm the dir, rCnt
churches were then read among the follow.
Ing: Washington, Niuctcenih.strcct church.
present EUmhCr Of members, log; SUNDAY
schools, .; scholars, 900; volumes In library
0OO. Calvary church-prgscnt number OF me M
hers, 1aJi number Of schools, IL scholars, "lU;
volumes, SCI. After singing a hymn, tho SER
mon was preached by Rev. u. W. Anderson
II ON 9TH chapter, Epistlc Romans, nth verse
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Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

NJ 0"H"' ''''V = az 10
Professor DANIEL B. GEOUX. formerly teacher
u Modern Language a. the GrJTsrtuwu aEL Co
lumblau colleges, D. G., aud who has bC"u very
suCcrs,iul during many years in imrur,iug the
knowledge OF FrruCh, spanish, aud Gcrmdu, will
make arrangements with school. and lriyA;c
Clrsscs fnr Instruction IN tho above lauVrar,.
TruslEtiuus made, also. from the Italian. >wrd-
ish, Danish, Dutch, &c. FOR t'rms, Amply al hi
Office. No. SO seventh strrul, opposite" t." Intall-
gruc"r building, between b AMI L street, Wn-I-
Iugtou, b G. .r.l-if
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WA~mlSuruS, D. G., September 7,ls'S
GA the rrAl"u Of . T.. BE"wy, Of .horrhrst"r.
LueatCLu.rtN, prdyIuI Tor the CNtHuS,nl Of pat
,ui .r.u,rI h. lim ~ tho la,h day VI prCeLiGrr
pa, uv dg IMPROVEMENT Ia Hanging Carriage
,iIr,:
It -Grl.rud That tho ,aii petition he hoard at
tli,"Gir ou til" ~ luyuf November next. Any
I,.rau may pose tus ext 'u-iuu Objection, do
pr-IIuu-, aud nih"r paper, should be- hri ia tn.
uUise twenty day. hrr re- the day ri hearing,
ELISHA FODIE,
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\ NOVEL ELECTION BET.--A day or two
since two gentlemen, one residing ON / street
and the other on Fourteenth street, made 4
bet that will not only be interesting 10 II en-
selves, but to those who live In that portion
Of the city. II 10 this: that In Gaze General
Grant Is elected President the Democratic
gentleman Is, on the 10th day Of November, to
sweep the entire pavement fronting on the
side Of the block on which the Republican
resides, and should llUratiO Seymour be chosen
TO I'LL that Office the Republican Ia TO perform
\ similar work or the pavement fronting the
side Of the block on which the Democrat
lives. We rather gucSJ that will not be the
only Democratic sweep that will be made in
the coming election.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-09

NEEDS RErAIR.-The bridge spanning tho
canal at rwenty.sixth and q street,, sadly
needs the attention OF those having In chnrgc
the safety Of the structure. The bridge /. nn
important one, relative to trade and travel,
aud II not soon attended To will leave u chaBm
and void that must initiate to tho interests
OF those doing business ia the ucighhprHOuA.
We are Informed that 1t Ia the duty a. the
Chesapeake and OhiU Canal Company to
maintain the structure, and we direct the at
tentiOn Of the superintendent OF the HrOtgC-
town division of the canal to the UNSAFE cOn-
ditiOn OF the above bridge.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-09

ATraMrr At UvrGLAWY -Aluu' urlurk
yesterday morning An attempt WAS mcGr 10
huTslnrinusly enter the rrhIGrncc a dclCciINe
George o. Miller, Is, q street, between Fourth
and Fifth streets north, by cutting out several
slats Of the basement wiNaJw. gcrrnt ct
the huuic having Occaaiun to be up about TINT
hour the thieves INSIDE a hasty retreat. De-
tCCtivc Miller was on duty at police hcadlulr-
teas At the time nf the attempted burglary,
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PROPOSALS FOR woOD.

TIT'TT VohT' TUE NVVU'
OIFirE CHIP GCAETEkNA-TER,)
fyuETu MILITARY DIsrRICT,
NICksnuEu, Miss. October lSjS
sva!t pr"pvsals, in trpllcAte, will be received
BY mail at this wihe" uRtil u IN. ON MONDAY, the
l2th day Of October next, for til" delivery In the
Post vuarIrrGastrr al Jackson, Miss. al Fix hun
drcd lOJl cords Of good mcIchdntA6Ic dry ccrd
wood, In such IuAuiiti aud at such times a. ma
be- required for the puhlic service, at tho post Vi
Jackson, Miss. until March 50, lSip
Proposals will be- subject to ihr usual conditions
mentioned Ia my previous advertisements for sup.
plies.
BY order Of the Genera! commanding
J. u. CHANDLER,
Br"yet cob ucl aud QIHriHrmlsl"r, 4 : 4 Chief
QudItrrmastrr Fourth Military District ur.I-td
QUARTERLY REPORT
ug The CONDITION OF THE
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK.
~ wASuIN"tOS, nc,
"a he Morning Grths FirH N"nt,U nf "''"'. =.
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Tine AQuGar, 7 BElnGE.-Wc have heard II
whispered that the project for u bridge across
the Rqueduct had failed, owing to the unwil.
lingncss of the Alexandria Canal, Railroad,
and Bridge Company to ratify the proposition
OF their president and secretary, pledging Gov.
eminent bOnds as collateral security Tor the
payment of the $4,000 they proposed to bOr-
row from the corporation OF GeofgCtOwn.
We also have 1t from the same reliable source
that the Bridge Company will proceed At once
with the construction of the bridge, provided
the corporation will agree to n proposition.
which, In substance, is rather more favorable
to Georgetown than any former proposition,
The corporation agreed to lend the sum OF
$4,000 for three years, without interest, which,
allowing that the interest 10 payable quar-
tcrly, would be equivalent TO a gift to tho
company Of 5000. The Bridge Company now
propose, II the corporation viii agree to Eive
them bonus Of 5000, to begin the constitute
tion of the bridge at once, the money to he
paid over when the bridge shall bo ready for
travel. They arc confident OF being able to
have 1t prepared for crossing by the first OF
January. This arrangement win REQUIRE no
security, and In case the bridge Is not com.
plctcG within n reasonable period, will cost
tho corporation nothing.
1t is expected that the ahoyc.ulucl propo-
s!tion will be formally submitted 10 The
Georgetown Councils this evening.
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THE TENSEssEE COMMAND,-Maj. ten. Geo.
IL. Thomas, commanding Department OF the
tumbCIltEl, Il expected to arrive here today
or tomorrow, having hren assigned to duty MS
member Of the court of inquiry In the case
OF Den. Dyer, chief of the ordnance bureau,
which court meets Oh Monday next. The COM
maud of the department GuIing the absence Of
Gen. Thomas drYulVes upon BrCv. Big. Gen.
that Of Brew. Maj. Gen. Gordon Changer,
though Gen. Granger ranks lCH. Burhruk By
breyct. icn. Hnngcr can be assigned 70 duty
bFcrct rank, which will place him in c0mmrnd
Of the department, lie arrived In Mrmphls
on MOudty night and viii establish II" head.
quarters Of the department Of the Cumbcr.
land In that city.
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WOUsuIrrING A noNUMrNr. - Yesterday
morning, about II o'c!urk, while slight
shower of rain WAS descending, we observed
q venerable and wcll-drcsscd cOorCd indl.
yihual, with solemn tread aud gcslicuiHtiuu,
accompanying the base Of the monument erect
ed In front Of the city Hall, and dedicated to
the lamentCd Lincoln, The COlOTCd man ap-
peared to be Invoking the ministerny angels
tor the rrpOsc Of the departed soul nf the be.
loved President, and by the sOicmnity u his
actions attracted the attention Of huUd, oils
of persons In the ncighborhood At the time.
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DIED.


7 NITED IATEN TATENT WFFINH
ON tin rr,iIiGn Of GGoriiuG " IiilTTu'4RM and
wILllAa L CuSASr, or Now York, Y. pray
lug tor til" extension ui pt'rut gr,utrd t. lh"iA
tho oh u January, SI5 and rri,url nm III" ISh
ly Of s'rirmh,r. lsH, igr an Improvement IN
operating S,ir' NHlyrs In Direct Action EuEiur-;
lliS ordered that -a!l pGtttiuu ht heard Ut this
"hlr"" Ina -l't day ~ Dec Iab'r next. ANY per.
IA ~ Hppr"' THIS rEt,n.lJu, Obi 'Ulpu-, lrpu-
'u"n-, am wIhrr ptpvr, should D. G.rd IN til,
rlico iwrI,y day, h,iuE' tIt day Of hrafng
ELISHA FuOrE,
tnl1-WN CumMis-i II Patents.
I -N.rED STATES RAJ Ear UFrI,E,
I WAsHINuTuS, u, c.. sept. D 1855
Gu tn prtitiJu 81 SNLYANrs SAWYER, Of Fitch.
burg, Mas, pray ina for the cElegsiun Of 4 patent
granted to him nu ha I'm DAY nI JHue, ISL Tor an
lmprJN vIHrut IN Machinery for Cutting Rattan,
Sc, Ihi, application having brgI authorized Is
COugtcss March >, 49,:
II /. orlorcl that naid petition bo heard ut tn.
olicc rn The 9th day Of December p"Nt Any per
III my oppose this CN .runiuu. Ohlurtiuu- dep.
,iIi.U-, ash r,lrr pap. =, rhnUh h, filed III Ih.s
oil tbtwcLly days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FuoTE,
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Tue RlynH fgoST.-Bc,1ys Hharf-Sailed-
Schr. Union, stewart, for Matthias Point,
iishti sehr. Caroline, IIatten, bound down,
Hghtj sGhr. Guthrie, -, down, light
=, rays Whdp.-Afriycd-SCho Imogcnc,
smart from lower Potomac, with wood for II.
haley. Sailed-Schrs. Kate, Reed, for Mat.
Iock'sereeE, light; Martha Washington, -,
Powelps creek, light.
=, RHcy's HhdV.-Arriycd-Sc William 7.
Burn, Robinson, from Havrc-dc-Cifacc, with
i5o tons o! coal for q. II. Burgess & Coz l.. A.
hewlett, Evans, from the same port, with 10
tons OF coal for 5, q. Magruder; Nellie, Della.
stations, from 81. Mary's river, with oysters
Tor market; Chief Lewls, from Hunting
creek, with sweet potatoes for markets Jennie
Baker, Headley, from Gone river, with oysters
for market. Sailed-Sehrs. A. l.. Massey,
blizzard, for Georgetown, to load with coal for
Wilmington, N. o. Hunter, Crane, for George.
town, to load with coal for Dighton, Mass;
Mary Jane, FoNwell, bound down, light.
Johnson's WhaEf.-Arrivcd-IIti Mcrryman
Merryman, from Gardner, Me-, with 800 tons
of ice for the Great Falls Ice Co; Mill Boy,
Proctor, from ChlckaNmOn, with lumber for
Mr.. Ikengrcen. Sailed-Schrs. NJ. J. Fardoy,
Hooper, for vre.de.tirace, Hight; Annie Nc.
ShaiGc, Gibbs, for Alexandra. to load with
coal for Philadelphia MIL Boy, Proctor, TO
load with merchandise fuT lower Potomac.
CdTicT'E UhGy.-ArrlN cd--.Suhr. ChaE. Gas.
kill, Dutton, from lilvrc. dC.Gracc, with lis
tons of coal for Il. ". BarnaclO. Sailed
Schrs, Travis Srlccr, MARSHALL, hound down,
light; Pennsylvania; Smith, for Alexandria,
to load coal for Philadelphia.
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MELTING OF TIIT BOAGD or HEALTH.-TM..
evening, ut six o'clock, meeting OF the Board
Of Health, will he held at the CITY Hall, but
whether 1t trnnspLrcs in their former quarters,
We are unable to say, as the sign designating
their previous locality In the building has
been removed to the ground nOur, Ia close
proximity ~ the water closets.
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SOLplgRs' AND SAILORS lNIOS.-lhrre
will be a special meeting Of the Suldiers' Had
Sailors Union held At their hall this evening
for the purpose OF elcctiUg officers to the sec.
ond company, LIST regiment Boys in Blue, and
to take measures for celebrating the Republic
can victories to be given in Pennsylvania
Ohio, Indiana, aud Nebraska on Tuesday
next. GuOd speakers VIII he prcse"t and al.
dress the meeting,
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REHGIors.--A protrrcteA meeting was In.
augurated at Foundry NJ. l., church on sun
day evening last, on which OCCASION lumber
OF converts were made. The Foundry Is III
charge Of Rows, Peg ION Brown and Il, New:
ton Brown, who are assisted by a number Of
local ministers attached to the charge, and the
membership generally.
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LOCAL DEPARTING NI'

FESTIVAL OF THE BRornBnuooD or TIM
UEIoN. during the entire portion OF this
week the Supreme Circle OF the brotherhood
OF the Union has been In harmonious session
in this city, and large number OF delegates,
representing Circles Of the Brotherhood ali
over the country, have been present,
1t was arranged by the Brotherhood OF the
Circles OF this District to give the visiting
brothers of the supreme Circle 4 festival, and
last light was selected for the occasion. tx.
tensive preparations were made to this end,
and last night the brothers assembled at
Bars Hall, corner OF Ninth and ID streets,
and from there they marched to Trades
Union Hall, where Messrs. Gorbutt x Me.
Gowan had prepared for one hundred and fly
guests In good style.
The room was handsomely decorated with
American flsgs, handsome pictures, banners,
SC, and two long tables, extending the entire
length OF the room, grOancd under the sub.
stantials and delicaCies Of the season, and
McBgEs. Bensct & SchAfcf, coufcctlOners. were
OIL hand and catered admirably to the tastes
of the assembled guests, under the supervision
the hall st about 0 o'clock, and were seated at
the tables, when J. Martin Mcfarland, ESQ,
the Supreme Washington Of the Supreme Cir.
Gle, read the very Interesting form Of the
"FCstlvA!," reminding the brothers that while
enjoy ing the festival they should be grateful
TO God, and not forgetful OF the unfortunate
who were in a condition Of need, as well rs Of
those who might be whitening with distress In
the confinement of dark and gioomy dungeons
An appropriate part was then repeated by
the Supreme Jefferson, after which was sung
by the brothers the following Hymn Of the
Motherhood
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RrEAT FALLS I"E CoNrNNY.-This enter.
rrisi"g company, Of which John L. CalAn,
esq, is president, have made arrangements
for large quantity Of Northern ice, with 4
view OF supplying their many customers with
both Northern and Great Falls ice. Their
first cargo 900 tOnsJ arrived yesterday ut
ohnsun's wharf, foot of Twelfth street, and .
number of clrgOCs will arrive In fuw days
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-09

A GRANT AND CoLPAX PoLU RouREp,.-Thc
halyarhs and Nag were stolen from the Fifth
ward Grant and ColfaX pole, on Wednesday
night, by some villains who no doubt are
consOlinE themselves Ia the belief that they
are unknown to the authorities, but we assure
them that they will have due reason TO think
otherwise ere long SHOULD the stolen property
mot he returned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-19
MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING

ny MRS. wINsLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP, for children teething, greatly faciii-
tates the process Of teething by softening the
gums, reducing all infammation-will allay al
pain and spasmodic action, and is sure TO
REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, 1t will give rest to
yourselves and relief and
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for years,
and can say in CONFIDENCE and TRUTH Of 1t
what we have never been able to say Of any
other medicines-never has It failed In sim
gle instance to effect q cure when timely used.
Never did we know an instance Of dissatisfac-
ton by any one who used it. On the contrary,
all are delighted with Its operation, and speak
In terms of commendation Of its magical effects
and medical virtues. We speak in thismatter
"wHAr VIE DO Know - after years Of experience,
and pledge our reputation for the fuiflment OF
what we here declare. In almost every in.
stance where the Infants suffering from pain
and exhaustion relief viii be found In fifteen
or twenty minutes after the syrup Is admints
tered. Full directions for using will accom-
pany each bottle. Be sure and cali for q MRs
wIssLow's SoorRIsa SyRuP,n having the IA,
siulilie Of "Curtis q Perkins on the .outsid
wrapper. All others are base limitations.
Sold by druggists throughout the world
Price, only Soc. per bottle.
Offices: 3l6 Fulton street, N. Y; 500 Higl
Holborn, London, England AL ST. Pau
street, Montreal, Canada, ec a-ecdsm
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Foreign News.

BERLIN, February lS.-Bismarck pro-
poses the establishment in each of the Ger.
man ports of Boards of Medical Exam
liners, for the protection of emigrants tc
America and elsewhere.
ANTWERP, February 18.-The losses ex.
perienced by the fire at the petroleum docks
on Saturday fall almost exclusively OF
Dutch and Belgian insurance companies
LONDON, February l8-Noon.-Securi.
ties quiet. Afternoon.-Consols, 925s
Others unchanged.
LONDON, February 49, Euening.-Con-
soils, 925. United States bonds, tx.
L1vERPooL, February 18-Noon.-Cot,
ton firm; estimated sales, $4,000 bales
A ternoon.-Cotton buoyant; sales, 10000
bales; uplands, s2sS9ad.; Orleans, 90
G93dd.; uplands to arrive, 9Ad. LARD
firm. Pork dull. Bacon, 39s. Common
rosin, Is. cd. Tallow, AS. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, February l8- Euening.-
Cotton closed active and higher; uplands
9Rd.; Orleans, 9Ad.; sales, $4,000 bales
Manchester advices unfavorable.
PARTS, February 1s.-The bourse ii
firmer; rentes strong.