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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-21
onice--Is5 soulh Clark 1t, Chicago

NIB. Send for THE INvALID's FRIEND
AND HEALTH INSTRUCTOR, which teaches
the sick how they can be restored TO health, and
the we'll how they car preserve their health, and
prolong their lives.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-21

htH az. made
both 7F1th ami
yriih5Hf sngGr-
coJtiHg, MIss
adapting them ii
the use # crery
b0{u: Bscdnss
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AID IS IRON
% to 81 Miles the Shortest Route

AL trans run directly through to New York,
U.s. 500 MILES, without change OF coaches.
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RoGdck's Stom-
dch Bitters,
unlike all other
Bitters ia the
market, possess
intrinsic Diern.
Nos. Bnte7s, 40
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no Case will be Received. when
there are any Doubts of Cure
or Relief.

Our terIu- sre CASH: hence the money must
be cent with all orders for medicines II costs
from Eve 10 fifteen dollars per month, TO doctor
with U.S. which includes medicines
~. far
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The Cub ban Bond Business.

Mr.. Fitch, OF Nevada, rose to q privileged
question yesterday and sent to the clerks desk
a copy of THE EVENING STAR of Tuesday and
had read an article copied in The STAR from
the New York Post purporting to give some of
the testimony concerning the "Cuban Bond
Lobby"
Mr.. Fitch very pointedly denied that he
had either accepted or been rendered any bride
or gift by any agent or friend of the cause of
Cuban Independence. 1t was natural, perhaps
that Mr.. Fitch should repel any inference Of the
kind with warmth, but the denial was hardly
needed. We have no doubt that some parties
may have tried to use Cuban bonds TO further the
Cuban cause, but We see no reason to suppose
that a single member of Congress has received
any Of them; and quite certainly the supporters
OF CUbanindePendence in Congress like Senator
Morton and Mr.. Fitch are not the style Of men
to be approached with offers of this sort. Gen
Buffers report will be looked for with interest
aS showing what foundation there is for the
theory that there is a Cuban bond lobby, even
HE adherents of the Cuban cause here main
tain that the story Is gotten up in the Spanish
interests in order to deter members of Congress
from favoTing the cause of Cuban Independence
lest they should be suspected of having been in
tUenced by Cuban bond brides.
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THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN ~ MAISE.-The
Republican State Convention OF Maine will be
held at Augusta on the 18th inst and consider
able discussion is taking place In regard to the
relative claims and fitness of the various aspi-
rants for the nomination for Governor. Cover
nor Chamberlain having positively declined a
denomination, but two other names are promi-
nently brought forward at present Others
nay, and probably will, be suggested, but Hon.
Sidney Perham and General Hersee now have
the feld to themselves, and each has his strong
supporters. Mr.. Perham is the representative
OF the temperance wing of the party, which is
still very strong in the State. The press Of the
State il discussing the comparative merits of
tie two very freely, and the balance of opinion
zee ms to favor the chances of Mr.. Perham.
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The Washington Election and ifs
lesson

HE New York Sun, which is so fertile and
INSCRIPTIONS in its assaults upon the Presi-
dent that we are surprised IL has not charged
The reported maSSacres in Roumania to the cele-
brated jew order" issued by him while in com
mand in the west during the war, affects to find
IN the result Of the late election in this city new
evidence Of want OF confidence in the admins
Uation, and thereupOn proceeds to read il a very
solemn lecture on the subject. 1T the editor of
that paper finds either amusementor pecuniary
profit in this performance, we suppose the ad-
ministrstion will be willing to put up with il:
but he should keep nearer the truth in LAYING
down his premises than he does when he
saws; NH. Emery Is a Republican, but %
Posed to The administration of Gen. Grant"
and again that "nts administrator put forth It's
almost 70 secure tie triumph Of BOloen." There is
not the slightest semblsnce of truth in the words
OF the Sun which we have placed in italics, and
this fact Is so well known that we cannot see
low any person could innoeently give utterance
to them.
The result of the election, as every one knows.
had no political significance whatever. The
only question presented was: An honest admin
lstration Of city affairs under one Republican,
or a corrupt msladministration under another,
and the people of Washington wisely chose the
former alternative. without interference or in
fuence in either direction by the President or
any of his cabinet. That Is all there Is of it, and
any statement TO the contrary Is alike I'M
founded in fact and mischievous in intention.
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Shakespeare said truly that "when sorrows
come, they come not single spies, but in bat
ta'tons." Close upon the heels OF a reported
slaughter OF thousands OF people in Eastern
Europe follows a fearful rumor that Victor
Hugo IL about to perpetrate another novel-this
time with John Brown, of Ossawatomie, for a
hero. This Is too much. There may. perhaps,
he differences of opinion as to whether the late
Mr.. Brown did good or bad thing in inaugu-
rating the late war, IN view of all its
consequences, but his worst enemy can
hardly wish for him 50 hard fate as to take the
impossible situations and utter the crazy, jerky
balderdash which Mr.. Hugo requires of his
heroes. 1t is time for Mr.. Hugo to be put down.
What Louis Napoleon ought to do with the old
impostor is to inveigle him into visiting France,
and then put him in a nice, new, strong, we'll
guarded bastile, so that he shall never yex the
reading public more.
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DUBLIC NOTICE OF WATER TAX.
WATER RFeIsrRAR's OFFICE. Cry HALL.
IA n IL

WATER fEeIsIRAR's o5FIcE, CRY Hall,
Notice is hereby given, in eufsuance Of an act of
ns lS r. aRsfSyed yqps 20 s that The
foot has been sses.~d and levied on all lots or parts
OF lots which bind touch any of the streets OF
herein enumerated; and further. that the first in
sta Inent Of The i've annual provided for
July next, and that all suhssa2sTt ipstamsnt. viii
be due and payable on the LIST day Of July of each
stallments, after the first bearing interest at the
rare OF SIX per cent per annum from the first day of
o. the property taxed be paid and discharged in full
e any tIme amer tie nave Deen ievied: -
caass SPaienent ~ sly per cent viii De MAJ N Al,
within the month of Jaiy next
r;sh lot. q parts pilots which bind or touch
street west, in squares 49, 35S 355, and $50
.65i, df ct west in squares s +, ~, u.s.
29, 2l0, 2ll, 2l3, 2l4, and 2l6
seventeenth street west, in square lS
street ar' east s.Fef in sasafe aIa5s g g. and
Third street east in squares 100 76i ~ 75s AMI $50
IlIh street east, in squares SO and Si3
Eleventh street east in squares 965, 955, and 9SS
fourteenth street east, in squares lO&2 and 1854
street nSrfh in SQUARES ar sH s4 = iolc and o
street north, in squares south of 571 reservation
n, oot ~ 10, "a, rs, 756 49, 7o2 7aa, lsa!, 1873,
r street north, in squares 500 ard 5sS
I street north in siIsres north The Of SIS and SIS
n street north, in squares % and LOO
~ street south, In squares $40, o43, so and 81
sreet south, in squares S25, 325 81 and $50
r. street south, in squares i95 and 496
erect south. in squares 467. 4SS, 495 and 497
Delrees street. part of square 623
North capitol street in squares 62 63i 6s3 and 6s5
Last Capltol street in squares $50 Isl $40 olI SO,
osl, 500, SGD, so 1873, 9l9, 3d. GAL 9f2, 300 and 9
peiaware avenue in squares 6o5 and 6S5
1ahuIaha avenue, in squres so and south OF 81
1893 w. WIN
virginia avenue, in squares 5l $50 north OF $685. 5Si
=, ofI, north Of 642. and east of 6i2
addl on TO ihe above, there will be due and pay
sule AZ this office the LIST day of July next, the
second lnstallment of Water Tax assessed July l.
syJhe third installment OF alter Tax assessed July
1865 the fourth nstallment of Water Tax assessed
July lSa and the fifth instalment of Water Tax
sesed July l. lsoo, except where such installments
nave already been paid.
All property on which the Water Tax has been
levied, and on which the same, the requisite in
anent or instailments thereof shall be uu paid on
me LIST OF January and on each succeeding LIST
January until paid in full will be re ported to the
Ia x collector who is required by law Ito include
me same in his annual advertisement of property TO
oe sold for delinquent taxes and to collect the same
as other taxes collected
n. B:-This advertisement is the only notice re-
Qured by law TO be given to owners of property on
which q Water Tax has been levied -
Je9 eo9t X. BOND, Water Registrar
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~ Bishop simpson and wife sailed for Eu-
IoI'e from New York yesterday.
~New Haven Is to have q floating public
Dath-hOuse.
~Hail fell IN Lancaster eoun.v = n m
May 9Th to the depth Of eighteen Inches.
H/it Is brilliant idea OF the people of Mon
treal 10 put on exhibition a Fenian cannon-hsII
sTMiss Nellie French Is the champion female
waikist OF Indiana She has made nine AND n
half miles inside Of two hours.
sIOliye Logan spraiDed her ankle in Leayen-
worth, Kansas, on the %, and could not lecture
Ter agreement
BS-At East Hartford, Conn, they are to have
a grand wedding shortly. One OF the features
viii be decidedly striking. Little girls in white
dresses viii strew the path OF the bridal pair
with flowers.
RTJudge Deadly, OF Oregon, has decided that
a marriage celebrated al sea, or within the iu-
Tisdiction OF another State, between persons
leaving that State for the purpose Is a fraudu-
lent evasion Of the laws Of Oregon, and there
fore null and avoid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-09

The pruning knife is being applied pretty
vigorously just now to the shade trees on the
several avenues and streets, and with good eff
feet. The job appears to be well done in the
main, except that the persons in charge do not
seem TO understand how to properly treat the
ailantbus. The way to trim that delicate
sweet-scented shrub Is to carefully lop OF the
larger and more unsightly branches, and then
chop the trunk of square and even, as near to
the surface OF the ground as possible. Or, bet
ter stin, grub II out By the roots, so that there
shall be NO danger OF shoots or sprouts here
after.
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A special Dispatch from MartinsviIle, Ind,
says that Daniel Mcfarland yesterday fled
motion in the Court Of Common Pleas there
tor a new trial OF the suit on which mis- wife was
granted . divorce He alleges, first, that no
TrOof Of publication was ever fled in the case;
second, defendant never had notice Of the
lending suit; third, he will be able to prove
that Mrs Calhoun committed perjury as q wit
Less in the case. He has employed the ablest
counsel in the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-09

TIE CRoPs.-Advices from Loudoun and the
region Of country bordering on the upper Po-
tomac show that the crops on the high grounds
are 80 far uninjured by the recent rains, but
In the low grounds adjoining the river and on
island farms In the Potomac the wheat is very
much beaten down, and the corn so overrun
with grass that the farmers are spprehensive
that they will have to replant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-09

Hon. GEORGE Il. FISHER refuses to be
reCkoued among the candidates for the United
States Senat0rship from Delaware not that he
lOyes Delaware or the Senate less, but because
lie loves his professional Lille in Washington
ncre--N. Il. TImss.
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Reading Matter on Every Page.

81 PERSONS leaving the city for the summer
can have The STAR mailed to their address BY
ordering the same at the Office. Terms 80 cents
ICT month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-09
INVEST END HOTEL,
FoRMERLY srEssoN HoUsEJ7AS
LONG BRANCH, M.

INVEST END HOTEL,
" FORMERLY srrssos HousEJeRt
LONG BRANCH, n. J.
je9-n SYKES GARDNER Il CO., Proprietors.
CETTYsBURG KATALYSINE WATER is com
covery, seven years ago, of Chronic Rheumatism,
Gout, Gravel, Kidney and Urinary Diseases gener'
q sna 81 sss Resrs 81 Snson
Bronchial and Asthma.ic Affections, of General De
tiEty. &c &c. Many Of these cures reported by
enilae ply sic fact worth considering by the
victims OF Quaek medicines and worthless spring
Price rer case Of two dozen quarts a, tho Springs
or al the New York Depot, so. Address GEfTYS-
BURG SPRING co at Gsttysporg, Pa or at So
Park Place. New York. jes wssm
" WASHINGTON ID. c., June &. 1870
On the petition OF WILLIAM p MAXSON, of
EIrirs, New York, praying fer the extension Of q
fsss and reissued on the 18th day OF May 1851 for
an Improvement in Haryesiors:
closed on the s,h dsy OF August next: that the
time fer cling arguments and the Examiner report
On q The a dsg 81 s.s
next.
Any person may opggS ss ri: s1ssp ssh,,
je9-tha Commissioner Of Patents.
LIMITED STATS PATENT OFFICE.
u ~, ..,.,, w " arNnSS Il e. S1,s 49,
shall Michigan administrator OF joseph D. Cawood
deceased. praying for the extension Of a patent
granted the said Joseph D. Cawood, the 9Th day Of
Sept-mbtr. lS5S, for an improvement in Re airing
II Is orferei that the testimony in this case be
for fling arguments and the Examiners report be
limited 70 the Of August next, and that said
petition be heard OF the 2, n, day Of August next
any ps''n MAY " SAMUEL s. FISHER.
le@th3t Commissioner OF Pstsnts
n o q n.
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BOOKS To- BE OPENED FOR SUB
p>S SCRlPTION TO THE CAPITAL STOCK
- IHE COLUMBIA RAILWAY OF THE DIS
M THE LIFE SUSTAINING ORGANS.

The two organs which minister most directly to
the support Of the body. the stomach and liver
In the former the first process Of digestion takes
pace under the action Of that powerful solvent the
gastric juice. Thence the food, converted into a
pulp ras es into the duOdenum, where Ii is subjected
To the action Of the bile or gall, flowing from the
liver, and Of the fluid generated by the pancr.as or
sweetbread of the system. These secretion separate
the nutritious portion from the and 1t is then
taken by the absorbent vessels and conveyed into
the channels Of circulation in the form Of venous
blood, while the waste matter is discharged through
the bowels. Unless all these processes are duly
performed, disease of some sort is inevitable,
and the best Of all medicinal agents for presery-
ing or restoring the tone and regulating the
action of the three organs-ithe stomach, liver
and in'estinesNby which the three fold work
is carried on, is HOSTETTERS STOMACH
BlTTERS. Indigestion Is generally accompanied
BY constipation, and the gentle cathartic operation
Of the Biters less important in cases of this
kind than its tonic effect upon the stomach and TIE
hillary gland. Beauty Of person well as health
depends in no small degree upon the regularity of
the exeIetive functions. A sallow COMPLEXION a
THICK Opaque, Coarse skin tainted breath, rush of
blood to the head loss of memory headache and ex-
IRENE mental depression, the usual accountant
ments OF cOstiveness. course CT the Btters will
inialbly relieve, and finally Danish these obnoxious
symptoms, while invigorating the stomach and pro
noting healthy action in the liver. This genial veg
etable stomachie and alternative strikes at disease in
9 primary sources, the assImilating, secretiye, and
eSpulsiFe organs, and the it effects are conse
quently thorough and complete S-eo3tSw
NJ NOTICE-There will he meeting of the
~ ST0CkHOLDERS OF THE WASHiNG
ION MARhET COMPANY, at the Board OF Trade
rooms, IN ashlngtOn. ID. g.. SATURDAY the
18th Of June, at IL clock NJ for the election of on
and the tr of sny other bnsoess .bat
may legally come under the Charter of said en-
f. k1I 3. COOKE. n,TcuEyER
ALEx SHEPHERD II 4 DAVIS
TG.CONNOLLI. b. +. FRENCH,
JOHN MITCHELL, WI. III. PHILLIPS.
= ANUS. FRED. p. STANTON,
NJ. G.. EMERY. d w RIISS
HALLET klLBOURN, JOHN s CRoCKER
II. G. DANIELS, = T. SUIT
JAMES HUGHES, pilot
T BEACHES, BATS AND MICE
NAIRN'S EFFECTUAL VERMIN POISON will
infslby destroy these Pests and is perfectly safe
70 use. No other preparation for the purpose has
been extensively successfully used in this city
Price % cents per box. Sold. wholesale and re-
tail. by ST0TT CO., opposite National Hotel, and
bv Druggists generally. myl6-lm-
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WOOD AND COAL.
DENTISTRY.

IN W. MERRILL,
u. DkkTIsr,
No. 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AyEEUE
Between 18th and 18th streets 9f6Y
All Dental work done In the best manner, ana n
moderate prices -
Gas. Chlsroform or Ether used n oe~irsd for an.
tracing Teeth without pain feil
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n q q Il.
HoUsEKEEPERs, ATTENTION
Call and examine the SLATE REFRIGERATORS,
- THOS. W. MILLERS,
so6 1908 Penna ave ;, bet l0th and llth
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%HON. NJ. @. EMERY WILL VISIT, BY
lES IMITATION, the strswherry and lee Cream
) nth Washington, This EVENIsG. P T1enta'
voted oT viii sse Tlss a. Shoh have been
TTHE FANCY ARTICLES rsmainine viii
LAST EVENING; At the sir and Festival for the
a st. near iah Music eash teniHs 0D IN.
PaGo Of I'D dsi is kndy Loaned from hs
u5 LODGE, No. SCI: @. Z. Q. Of o. - viii
meet at their hall FRIDAY, 10th instant at Ia
q late BTo6erp N hfsEHs fag HsTs
Al members OF ne u I. y. OF o. 4, in good stard-
il THOMAS HICKMAN, E.s
rCARD:-
w -, Ny name having been mentioned for An
Grew S'esson, CoIp9Iation Contractor for paving,
tract until the have, which is for the park
IsssI. ALBEIT GLEASON.
nrNEw BUILDING ASSOCIATION
~ ORGANIZED On CAPITOL HILL.
Many Of the member. of the old Capitol Hill A.so
CITATION Will meet at the hall over Dooley's Drug
ess on s0FPsT n Ren8syysna avenue and street
slider the Proprsty Of GRANTING Saptog H e R SGs
ing Association NO2. These who desire to take part
IN new association are requested to attend. jT3t
0TsnTakIA WEE T.. AMP FLosAL FEsTI
IIsT CHURCH, corner virginia aren1s and lth
n1reet, > L, VIII hold FESTIVAL in the Lecture
HoSm 81 the Church, this week, on TUESDAY
MinHDNESDAf, THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVE
tekst 10 csSta ticket Is cents, single
BOOKS TO BE OPENED FOR SUB
u,S SCRlPTION TO THE CAPITAL STOCK
u THE COLUMBIA RAILWAY OF THE DIS
I HiCT OF COLUMBIA.-Pursuant to public
n.tice meeting OF the CorpOrators of the COLUN
BIA HALLWAY COMPANY was held on Saturday
JUNE =, iS'O and the bill Incorporating said company
Books for Subscription to the Capital Stock Of said
hallvay VIII be opened for two days, TIL RSDAY
ana FRIDAY, June 9th and 10th. 1870 from the
nouis OH a. m TO p. m of each day, pectyely,
Space. ' NV
CoRPoRAToRs William Gunton, John c. Nickel
den, samuel Fowler, VIM Il. Todd. VIM. h Cla-
ssttt 4 CsiIan: 9; P. Brown, George II Plant,
z. BestoI. x. n. Gallaudet, r.. O. Fox, NJ atthew
{. Emery, VIM Stickney, 81. NJ. Rohrer, Richard
sutton, D. ID Gone Robert Williams, VIM. p. Cope
land, VIM. ID. Nalley, q. ii. B. White. James T.
Pritchar5 J O. Wall, John II McCutchen, Poulus
Tsyson, Bernard Hayes, and jacob D. Kitch
. WILLIAM II. CLAGETT, President
NJ. M. ROHRER, Secretary ie;-5t
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@MILBURN'S POLAR SODA,
53l l5rH STREET,
Opposite United States Treasury.
kIsSENGEN, vICHY, SELTZER,
SARATOGA, BLUE LICK, and
BEDFORD MINERAL WATERS,

BEDFORD MINERAL WATERS,
mylStr ON DBAUGHr
0@HALLs HAIR REVIEWER .........--.-.7oc
~ At same low rate offer Ayers. Rings
MCntgomery's, Barrett's, Mrs. Aliens, Cheyaliers
FINK OLD RYE WHISKY,
warranted pure, for medicinal and family use, bot
tied BY myself; large bottles 81
Ayers sarsaparilla and Cherry Pectora-...-....s3e
Helmbolds Buchu aud sarsspsrills .... a
Jaynss Alternative and soc
Batchelor air Dye tblack and brownl........s SIC
Hostetter
Lubln's Perfumes, very large assortment, warrant
Magnolia Balm and Lard Bloom ....-.."'.. Soc
Lyon hathairOn and Tricopherus DC
Bnrnetts COcOaine and Kali
Schencks Tonic and PulmOnic Syrup...--.-..S1 .23
Cslgs;es Soaps, all kinds, retailed at wholesale
winchester's ....-.s5c
Browns Ms Jamaica Ginger 40c
tel, ST. Hook and Caret Sc
De yOngh Cod Liver OIL, (genuin Is
FRESrH h BRASpY, HOLT ND GIN. RI NJ. &c &c
all warranted pure, and At lowest rates.
Just laid in largest stock of Toilet Articles in the
city, which will cell at 50 cent. less than regu
soaps Colognee, hair Oils, Cosmetics, Hair, Tooth
Nail, Infant, Shaving, and Hat Brushes, Dressing
and Fine tooth Combs in great variety, Prepar q
tons for the Complexion, &c.
ticuar attention 10 the Com pounding Of Physicians
Prescriptions and Family Receipts, all of which win
be put at half the usual rates. and every article
warranted ir xRr FIJI RpISA rrANs. Druggist,
apo-ly Corner ID and ID streets, N. W.
n~sERyLCks IN THE USIrAR!AH
~ CHURCH on SUNDAYS, ct II .. m, and ~
, N. Sunday School 1t ~ Q. m. oe3
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PERSONAL.


T. s. JUsTH PAYS FAIR PRICES POS
II. adtes, Gents and Chldrpns SECONDHAND
CLpTHlNG, UNDERCLOTHING, BOOTS,
SHOES, &c. at 416 9Th street n W and at 6Is
street between 9Th and Tth streets. Note by mail
promptly attended TO. Je9ly'
I FEEL LIKE A MORNING STAR sINCE /
Il saw Or. DARBY at los Al street. few doors
south OF the avenue. JEST
OLD DK. DARBY "DO.s MOI care a exss who ir
tents. Separate rooms for ladies' los a.. street,
See Proverbs, I'D chap. and 10Th verse. nyls-lm'
A CUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASE OF q private
"A nature speedily and radically cured without tbs
9se Of bsls a , SE IesssS, X pR Lh9S The vel
speciality In the city. Upwards Of ffteen year.
practice in treating such casee.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
Immediately cured in ell cases, without fall. RcoA
ala nth street above Pa avenue. nN
I AIDES SUFFERING from IRREGULABI
IL TIES, or sny complaint peculiar to their se1
should confde in DR. LEON, the only reliable sns
Oldest established physician Tor such speciality &c .k
city. Those desiring treatment can repose IN hiK
the utmost confidence. he guarantees O speedy cur,
10 all cases. Rooms ala Tenth street. above Penn
sylv ania avenue. feat
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS, CERTAIN
- CURE for Nervous Debility, Seminal Ennis
sions, caused by indiscretiOn, GonOrhEa. elect
Scr"tua, Skin Diseases, Syphilis, in all its forms
speedily cured.
EaiSdm Cap1ivG and Mercnry DlSoard.f
Sold IN Washington, II. C. by JOHN COTGH-
LIE, Druggist, Corner and 9Th -ts., and ri DEiE.
LEY l24 Pa. ave. Price 80 per box. jy3-ly'
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EOk kEkT-Seversl neat and comfortable ON.
able Tor gentlemen q lodgings . light occupation.
To good tenants they will be let very cheap. ksas
payable ~foathiv. IN advmses. Apply ~ The Stag
ONCE, counting room, ApQ6
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AAn LINEN SUITS. PLAIN CHECK ANT,
l,VOV Striped Goods, at OAK HALL, 5as Itb
s..eo.. JeI
OAK HALL LADS TIE FASHION T.; All
s|'~SeA SVs"iu6 iel
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-01-15

John B. Allen, Territorial Treasurer, Coles BaShford, and Charles II, Lord, Territorial Auditor.