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The national Republican., 1869-03-09

A TRUNK THIEP.-Detectives Coomes and
Miller yesterday succeeded In recovering two
trunks full OF valuable theatrical wardrobes,
valued at $500, and the property Of Mile.
Aline Lafavrc, Canterbury performer
These trunks were taken from the boarding.
house Of the actress by an actor known us
Mons. Veaudomont, on the night of March
4th. The evident intent Of the actor was to
steal the trunks and their valuable contents,
as he made Misrepresentation to obtain the
property, and, having got 1t In his possess
sion, had the trunks checked TO PhlladHl-
phla. The officers not only recovered the
property but arrested the thief, who yester-
day had hearing bafore Justice Walter,
but rs Mile. Lafayre declined to appear the
magistrate was compelled to dismiss him.
The trunks are now at police headquarters.
The national Republican., 1869-03-09
B00kbinders.

II BooK.BIHbRR AND PAPER.RULER.
No. g7I Psnusyl yauiA avenue. bstwesp To pthand
Eleventh saesl. south AfdN
.Ia SoSs =, lsfsiis sttSata. r''''''A''
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

A MEAN TmEF.-On Sunday morning
some contemplate wretch entered 81. Mat
thew's church during the temporary absence
Of the sexton, and broke open and robbed
the poor boxes Of their contents. A person
who could be guilty Of such an act cannot
long remain out Of the penitentiary.
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

PREsBNTATIoS.-One Of the noticeable
incidents of the closing Of the Young Mems
Christian Association fair was the presenta-
ton of gold-headed cane to the clergyman
receiving the largest number Of votes. Gen.
o. o. Howard, by request, made the pre-
sentation, and Rev. George A. Hail. the
worthy recipient, responded in few happy
and appropriate remarks. Through the efii-
cient efforts of Miss "Lonie" NJ. Poler, who
had the enterprise ln charge, quite hand
some sum, over and above the cost Of this
beautiful present, was realized for the nsso-
citation.
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

LEWIS BETz, Nos. 1888 and 1856 G street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
near the War and Navy Departments, Is al
ways prepared TO furnish his friends with
the choicest wines, liquors and cigars, while
his tables are furnished with all the dcllca-
Cies Of the season. His walters nrC ntten-
tive aud his charges arc moderate. 0
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

tho u "G NERpicT.-Ihe Jury Of inquest Into
returned verdict that he came 10 his death
by tue hads of Minnie Gaines, and pro-
murder. N "'"'
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

Il OUR notice of the ship Constitution, in
the inaugural procession, the types made us
say that Ii was In charge Of Mr.. Beson, while
Il should have read Boron.
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

DEAD INFANT. Yesterday a newborn
female white infant was found by Officer
Robinson on X, between Seventh and Eighth
streets, and taken TO the Second precinct
station, where Coroner Potter will hold an
inquest.
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

ANNAPOLIS AND ELKRIDGE RAILROAD
Three regular trains will hereafter run daily
each way between Annapolis and Baltimore
and Washington, From Baltimore the
trains will start at and II a. IN. and 4;30 p.
nj from Washington, at and $50 a. m.
and p. M, and from Annapolis at $50 and
9'l0 a. m. and $40 p. m. To and from Bal
tlmore the fare has been reduced to 81, and
to and from Washington TO S1.50. For so
cents additional rouud-trip tickets, good for
forty hours, will be issued to and from either
city.
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

PARALrzED.-On Sunday afternoon Of1cer
Prather, Of the Eighth precinct, dlscoyered
a white man named Daniel May lying in he
road leading to Bladensburg in a paraiyysS
condition. He was conveyed to his residence
near Fort Mahon.
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

VISITATION BY ARCHBISHOP SPALDISG.-
II Is understood to be the intention of the
Most Rev. Archbishop spalding to visit Rome
In October next, In order to attend the Gen
eral Council, and previous TO doing SO he
will pay an episcopal visit to all the churches
Of the archdiocese of Baltimore which have
not been already visited during the past year
He contemplates visiting the churches COM
prising the Frederick mission In April next,
beginning with Middletown on the 5th, and
after successfully visiting the remaining
three churches Of the mission, he proposes to
60 to Montgomery county, beginning at
GAINESVILLE, and so to time his appointments
as to be at Rockville on the 1lth Of April.
By the cath Of May he hopes to be in Prince
Georges county, commencing with st. Ig-
natius, opposite Alexandria; thence he will
successfully visit all the churches OF Charles
and St. Mary's counties, ending with St. In-
igoes, the churches In these two counties
numbering about twenty. Late In August or
early in September he proposes visiting all
the churches in Hartford, Anne Arundel and
Baltimore counties, where confirmation has
not been lately administered, or for which an
earlier day may not be previously announced
| The order Of the more proximate visitation
iu Washington city and Georgetown will b,
as follows; On Sunday, March IA, at u. IN.
81. Matthews church, ut $3.50 u. m, st
Stephens church, at 4 p. m, ST. Dominic
church; Monday, March 10, at $3.50 a, M, a
St. Peters, Capitol Hill.
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

INSPECTION OF LINCOLN DEPoT.-Lincoln
depot, the principal storage place of the Quar-
termasters Department In this vicinity, was
officially visited and inspected by General J.
A. Hardie, Inspector General. The inspec-
tlon was thorough and entirely satisfactory.
Colonel A. p. Blunt, assistant quartermas-
ter, who has been In charge Of the depot for
the past two years, has been relieved and Or
dered to the West. The recent retrenchment
movements have had the effect to cause the
discharge Of many Of the employees at the
depoti still nearly 400 mechanics and labor
ers, including quite number Of clerks, find
active employment there. The grounds oc-
cupled by the depot are neatly enclosed, and
kept In admirable condition. The commo.
dlous office buildings, and the neat little real
dence of Colonel John Davis, the chief clerk,
on the principal side Of the grounds, and
neat conservatory filled with choice flowers,
attached to the same, appear as cheerful
relics OF the old depot, wherein SO many Of
our citizens found lucrative employment.
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

PARTIES desiring to rent store In good
business locality, will do well to read the ad-
yertlsement In another column ln regard to
4lb Seventh street, between @ and II streets.
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

BooTs FOR PRESIDENT GgANr.-A pair of
patent leather boots, trimmed at the tors
with gold fringe and tassels, with the Amer
lean coat-of-arms on the legs, with a pair of
solid gold spurs attached, were on exhibition
yesterday at John F. Ellis music store. and
will be presented to President Grant TODAY
by Mr.. James, Of Buffalo. The boots are
made Of the finest quality of patent leather,
and In the latest style, and are lined on the
inside with yellow hid, They are valued At
$500,
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

A COMMITTEE of Old Defenders, composed
of Messrs. John Clarke, Fielder Dorset,
General Travers, and Messrs. Hildreth and
Baldwin, called at the Executive Mansion
yesterday to ascertain at what time In would
be convenient to the President to receive
them as body, but being unable to see him
the committee deputed Mr.. Dorset to dis
charge the duties assigned them.
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

TRUSTEES OF PuBLIc SCHOOL have pnh,
lie meeting Tomorrow evening,
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

MEETING OF ALABAMIASs.-Am meeting of
Alabamians now in Washington was called
and held at the Seaton House Inst evening.
Judge Peters called the meeting to order,
and stated that at previous meeting com
mittec had been appointed to call upon
President Grant and ascertain at what
time II would be convenient for him to re-
ccive them as body, that they might con-
gratulatc him upon his election to his
present office, and stated the meeting was
now called to hear the report Of the commit
tee.
Hon. Charles Hayes, from the committee,
reported that they had carried out their In
structions, and that the President had desig-
mated three O'Clock to-day to receive the del
egatlon.
resolution was adopted inviting all Ala
bama Republicans In the city to join In the
visit to the President.
Governor Smith was selected by the dele
CATION TO introduce the members to the Pres
ident.
Amer which the meeting adjourned to meet
at the Ebbitt House at two o'clock to-day,
aud proceed from thence to the Executive
Mansion.
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

The X STREET BRIDGE.-Thc iron work
for the construction Of this bridge has now
all arrived, and the work OF erecting the
structure will proceed without delay. The
bridge is being built under the immediate
supervision of Col. Theodore Samo, the ac-
complshed engineer of the Washington
aqueduct. Col. Same has instructions from
Mayor Bowen to require Of the contractor a
strict compliance with the terms of his
agreement, and being thus well looked after
our people may expect good job of work
upon this lOng-needed passage-way between
Washington and Georgetown,
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

Fitch Il Fox, at auction, on Friday last, Of
the statuary which has been on exhibition
for some time at their real estate rooms, was
well attended. Among those present were
W. W. Corcoran, ESQ.,, Hon. Amos Kendall,
Hon. J. V. l.. Pruyn, Of New York; ]. X.
Riggs, of Paris, France, and Thomas B.
Bryan, ESD, of Illinois. We learn that the
fine bust of Hamilton was purchased by Mr..
Pruyn, and that Of Moses and the Greclan
Vase by Mr.. Bryan.
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

MEETING OF MIssIssIPPIASs.-Iti is well
known that during the last session of Con-
grcss there were two sets of representatives
OF the Republican party of Mississippi In this
city and before Congress, the principal
point Of difference between them being the
constitution, one party fayoring and the other
opposing Its adoption.
A meeting of all the Republicans of Mis-
issippi now In Washington was called by
Captain II. T. Fisher, chairman Of the State
Republican Executive Committee, and was
held at the Washington house last night
There were present some thirty or forty of
the leading Republicans of the State.
The meeting was called to order by Judge
q. F. Brown, and General B. b. Eggleston
was called TO the chair, with DR.. Foster, sec
retary.
Captain Fisher stated the object of the
meeting to be to secure harmony In regard
to the reconstruction of the State.
Judge Jefierds moved the appointment of
committee TO mature and submit plan by
which the disagreeing elements might be
united.
This motion was debated at considerable
length by Mr.. c. Z. Morgan, Capt. Fisher,
Col. L. W. Pcrcc, Mr.. Anderson, Mai. L. s.
CASTILLO, DR.. Foster, Col. A. Warner, Judge
Jeficrds, Mr.. Holmes, Capt. Gill and others;
all the speakers favoring harmony and ex-
pressing willingness to work chcerfully to
harmonizc the different views Of the men,
bcrs of the party.
The resolution was unanimously adopted,
and the chair appointed the following gem
tlemen as such committee Judge Brown,
Capt. A. c. Flske, DR.. Stringer, Col. War
ner, Capt. Fisher and Col. Shackelford.
The committee were instructed to report
this evening at 1880 O'Clock, to which time
the meeting adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

THE JAH.-This institution having, by a
recent act Of Congress, been placed under
the control of the Supreme Court of the Dis
trlct, there 10 already quite o scramble for
the position Of warden, Tie salary Of the
office 10 q 900.
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY. MIR.
Ferry introduced In the Senate yesterday
bill TO incorporate the Washington Market
Company. II is the same bill as acted upon
by the Senate at the last session, except 1t
names as eorporators 7. T. Fowler, II. s.
Davis, G. W. Simpson, George Mattingly,
NJ. g. Emery, D. W. Bliss, j. W. Angus, 7.
Z. W. Phelan, J. Mcdonald, T. A. HarroY,
G. c. Peters, 8. W. Bruson, John s. Crocker,
W. o. Osgood, G. II. PenGeld, II. E. Nc.
Kee, ]. II. Embry, s. 7. Suit, ]. Alexander,
8. P. Brown, John II. Rice, II. Kilboum
and W. II. Chamberlain. II was referred
to the Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds.
The national Republican., 1869-03-09

THE MAGIC Conn will color the Hair or
Beard permanent Black or Brown. 1t con-
tains no poison. There is no slop or stain
arising from Its use. If you buy one you
will forever discard all other hair dyes or
preparations. MAGIC Conn COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by Chas.
stott, 1916 Pennsylvania avenue, and all other
druggists.
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WORTH ATrENTIc N.-We remind all
our readers that they will consult their own
profit as well as pleasure. by providing them
selves now with that most excellent, inter.
esting and valuable journal, called the
america. Agricu''wist-though not exclu-
sively an agricultural journal, as it has
been enlarged to embrace the Garden, and
especially Household labors and cares, and
the wants and interests of children and
youth. 1t is as valuable for the residents
Of Cities and Villages, as for country peo-
pie. No other journal for the same money
gives so large an amount Of really useful.
reliable. practical information. The paper
is literally full Of good things, carefully
prepared by intelligent, thoroughly practi-
cal men. The hundreds ofbeautiful cngrav-
ings. given in each volume, are pleasing
aud interesting in high degree, and are
alone worth many times the SUBSCRIPTION
price, which is placed very low on account
Of the immense circulation that enables the
publishers to give great deal for little
money. The Agricu'turist is not new
enterprise, of uncertain value and promise,
but is just entering upon its 2Sth annual
volume, with a long established useful
character. Weadvise every one ofOur read
crs to begin now with the new volume and
try the paperfor ayear. twill pay and pay
we'll. The cost is only 81 so year, or four
copies for s5.00--which is 'lcss than the
expense of an egg or two, or poor cigar
per week." The publishers are ORANGE
JUDD 4 Co.. 245 Broadway, New York.
When desired, postpaid specimen copy
can doubtless BE- obtained by sending 10 or
Is cents to the publishers. We have be-
fore US the last number and find it alone
worth whole years subscription price.
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NLOTHING and Furnishing Goods, in large
quantities and at reduced rates, At
ROTHSCHILD & CO.'S.
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ELECfto SILICoN.-This curious and
valuable substance is confidently claimed
to be the best article ever discovered for
cleaning and polishing gold, silver and
plated ware, and all smooth metallic sur
faces, Of whatever description, including
kitchen utensils Of tin, copper. brass, steel,
etc.
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ALL..ovER
The *osldpeopae u isas. and uashsntha1e learned
to use
PLANTATION BITTERs.
!, Dyspepsia, With its symptoms, Headache, IIeor.
burn, Feverish Lips, Bad Breath, Sallow C, mplex-
tion, &c:i can be cured by Using PLANTATION Bit
TRRs. :, q al t,r.. q.s,,.
This Il the most s,ictesifnl tonic Of the ,ee.
Young, middeiaged 6td5 afe delighted with its ef'
fects.s -s-rs7s ..-- $500
The first trial always has in,rked good effect
No change Of diet il necessary. Eat al YOU
wish Of the best and moot nutritious food
Mis- The greatest cure ever known for an over.
loaded and distressed stomach, which It relieves Id
few moments .. go. ,....- .
,weknow that We have the best and the most nu-
tritious food. 'i
loaded aud distressed stomach which It relieves in
few moments. !,... .,..t
We know that We have the best and most pppu-
show what It iscomposed of. ~ -.
PHYSICIANS ARE COMPELLEI TO REConHEND IT.
CALIsAYA Bark has been celebrated for over two
Louis xvi. King Of fTsness for tho esloimoss. sum
Dyspepsia, Fevefs. Weakness, Cor stipation, &c.
CxscARILLA Observation-Disclosures Collie, and
diseases Of the stomach and bowcls. rs ~ip4s J,
DANDRLLION@F0ri hdannatiOn of the LoiDs and
Drop,ical Affections. ''H f'7 F'''' -
CUAAONILR FLowERs--For iMfestled digestion.
LAyENDER FLowERs.-Aromatic, stimulation
and tonic highly nvigorating in nervous debility,
WrNrERaRsgN.-For Scrofuls. rheumatism, &c.
ANrsE.-An nymoatic carIninative; creating Aesh,
muscle and milk much used BY mothers nursing.
Also ciove-b"ds, orange, caraway, coriandcr;
snake root-and, &c.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINrh LINN,

MEXICAN MUSTANG LININENT:
The merits Of this Iiniment are we'll known. III
effects are instantaneous, soothing and wonderful.
tuts, bruiSes, sprains and dwellings,, are 10 COM
mon, and certain to occur in every family, that
bottle Of this Lnment is the best investnsent that
can b made q.
1t 10 more certain than the doctor-it saves time
In sending for the dOctor--it IL cheaper than thS
doctor, and should never be dispensed with. :.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
81 take pleasure in recommending the Mex;e.u
Mustang Liniment Re a valuable and indispcns;bls
article for Sprains Sores, scrasches. or Calls on
Horsea. Our men have used Il for Burns, Bruises
Sores, Rheumatism &C.. and all say it acts IKE
magic" NV, HEWITT; :,
Foreman for american, Wells, Fsrgo's and Hen
:The Sprain Of my daughters ankle, occasion.d
willis skating last winter, was entirely cured in one
week, after commenced using your celebrated Nus.
donsceslcr. Mass. Aug. 1865. En-. srxIr.
Quick and sure n certainly is. All genuine Il
wrapped in ste.lplese ensravmgs. besriSe The sig-
nature Of 9. w. Westbrook, Chemist, and tie
private D. 8. stamp of DENAs BARNES 6 co. over
the top. - a..f.. s. Iie'Il7 81 - : ~
An effort has been made to counterfeit il with r
cheap stone plate label. Look closeivy
Sold al Drugsisss, snd Stores, a 25and 50 !
and 81.
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NAISSION Wooden Goods and Blankets ;
M Oregon Wooden Goods, ana racine
Wooden Underwear, at Agents rates.
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NOTICED,

hereby notify friends and the public generally that have this day entered
formerly the firm
under the Of RorHILD Co. Thanking the
liberal patronage heretofore extended the
for the new firm. So d. e. H. KOTHSCHILD
3D. 1862 IS
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T AIDES DR., Goods and Hosiery COM
pletc assortment, and new styles, 1ust re-
ca;ved At ROTHCH1LD l. CO.'S
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. !. Il.
S:T186O|!).::X,jl:.;,

Another wonderful Ingredient of Spanish origin.
imparnng beauty to the complexion and brilliancy
TO the mind, is yet unknown to the commerce 81 The
wcsia, ana we Withhold its name for the present.
win this recipe before the community and evil.
dences Of effects meeting them On all Sides the sue
cess Of DIR. DRAKE stands founded upon the rock.
OF truth Almost every family has some case Of
viate and cure.
They are recommended by the highest medical
authorities. and. are warranted 10 vfoduc4 mn I'm
mediate beneficial effect. :. az - 80 80 ''
ton Bitter In bulk or BY the gallon Is .windlcr
ana imp9stor. II put up only in our log cabin
bottle. Beware Of bottles re6lled with imitation
deeterous stuff, for which several persons are al
nature ON steel-plate side label. 10 - -. =
able globe. 49, A-'A'-
p DRAKE 4 CO.. New York. Sole proprietors
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,LYNN's FLEA POWDER.

.7f 80 lilf GA f.ts& .st'sH ''tn ~t'N'.s =
,LYNN's FLEA POwDER.a =
It e well known tAst Lyons genuine Magnetic
Powder yi Perfeeslp destroy anything IN ~ sksps
ofdeas ticks, bfdbugs, roashes Sc; that IT'D psr-
ied. pO.oh @ tie :eett.iSe, 5as satifeiy harmless
to thel human species and domestic animals Y :
Bedbugs, Ants Reaches. ETC., are in every houss.
This Powder is their natural death. Il should b.
In every cupboard. .f ff tHf gtFf7
JonN T. BOxs, Esq. Eppesinssnlsnt ef ~
New York City Hospital, says: s"It 10 A..
the only sure article We have ever used"
new YORx HorEI PRorRiEroRs say: ttWs
y's, LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER sa'iis
fcg discriminating insects and vesmin, VIA isAtifJ
sa'lssacNoo:' !, .,nj !, 81. ~ tNisers ! 70,
CoLYNAx T. SrRorsox, i. AstoE Houae, iiis H..
=. =: Cox1ETs, American Hotel. 81 ,.s.a
Ack1x & fklA1wELs, st. Nicholas Hotel.
.. LsLAxp q Co., Metropolitan Hotel, .
Neaimouy stthis character .Kfsfe be Gddsd u
any length whsrexM i 4 ussd \ eavsuisee jtsaIt
The genuins has the &.uature Of E, LYON. and
d. ptvae SFsniP sfDkMAA DARHE1 & Co. Any.
ching else Of this kind IL an imitation q eountef.
fin Any druggest will procure Tie genuine II you
insist you vii have no other. .-,sS. ,-xr,,.~,y
Sod BY all druygcsts and general sterekeenrst IN
every tdwnaaa niaias casAI oashs Fa6a1s Cent
..Nassk 96, 1883 2siy.' a,,,n 70 g4ad ~
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ACROSTIC.

p ain Killer is worth what it weighs in gold,
II around the wsrld are its praises told:
q will Cholera cure-scourge Of southern chimes,
N o victim dies, who takes it be times.
X eep Pain Killer true friend BY yonr side,
will cur; Cough or Cold. or Collie beside;
L ook out to apply it for Bruise or for Sprain,
L ct it once be tried-"t miH DO used again;
E very word am telling you, Reader, is true,
II emcmber that Pain Killer is good for yon,
Every Month.
The Pain Killer, is sold by all Druggists and
dealers in Family Medicines.
FEEDING ON & CO., and HOSTETTFR &
SMITH. San Francisco, CAL, General Wholesale
Agents. IL
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NEWELL'S
Pulmonary Syrup

r. really the VERY BEST remedy ever eoupeundsd
!0r the cure OF Coughs Coda. Sore Throat Asthma,
fands Of people 10 California and Oregon have been
already bsueettsd b. he surpsisns curative poWsn
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Proposals.
DY authority from tho Department Com
ID mander, sealed proposals will be received
up to noon on the 10th day Of February, 1860,
81 this Office, and at the Office of the Acting
Assistant Qrartermaster, at the U. S. Military
Camp on San Jul an Island, W. for the car
rying, BY steamer of the Military Express
Troops, Employees and Military Supplies Of
The United States, except heavy Ordnance,
between Victoria, B.. G :, and the q. s. Military
Camp On San Juan island, W.T., for ono year
or lesy, At the option Of the Department Com
mander. Service to be performed once week,
on such day thereof, as may be designated
BY the Commanding Officer of said Camp. !.
Further particulars can be learned by appli-
cation At this otice, Of At the Office Of the
Acting Assistant guar.sru'.:ts,, At Camp San
80 BIT. Col. Chf. Or. N. Dept. Col.
Portland, or.gas, jan; ssta, 1869. -
January 80, 1869: l3:w3
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NEWELL'S i
Pulmonary SYRUP

ind with one accord give II their unqualified appeo
baticn We nov address ourselves u eli who are uu.
acquainted With this the greatest PanAcea Of tho 80
for the healing Of al diseases Of ths Ihssas Gnd
Lung1 assuring you that b. no 0'rf -
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A GENCY Of the United Anaheim Wine
n Growers Association Is at Rothschild 4
Co.'s, where a full stock Of their different
wines can always be found.
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PRICE AND GUARANTEE.
STYLES.

Having agents In London and in Paris We
introduce the new styles in San Franeisco
simultaneously with their appearance in New
York.