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The Perfection Of the Art of Refining Whistles.
?. HEVHEP, Sole Proprietor, for the State of Pennsylvania, of the
CELEBRATED "P. p" WHISTLES,
Nos. 2A6 s. FRONT and ~ DOCK ST., Phiia.

1t has been clearly demonstrate that all Liquors distilled By the ordinary methods contain
avery. lMe percentage of impurities; thee degree of hea tthat must necessarily be- em-
d@ompoNng dsengaging and vapordng al the banefd elements and nonous
mental to hea and health; but, when INDUCED in to excess, the result is Brain Fen, De-
MTWn 1TGnenS, Ap0pkry Insanity etc. Consequently Liquors. as ordinarily distilled are
apt even when only, used panngy as shmuant to create Nausea, Sick Headache, n
fanmdhog ant Kidney Diseases
The "P. p" Whskies on the contrary, stimulate nd cheer without undulye exciting
The hr%n or njudng the oats of te stomach They aed distilled from the choicest product
lbs to the square inch; consequently temperature of only about &C degrees of heat is re-
ESSENCES, EXTRACTS, DRUGS OR CHEMICALS OB ANY DESCRIPTION BEING
USED-hence the "P p" Whistles are not only delicate in flavor but pure wholesome,
ad innocuous as a beverage retaining in simple purity the flavor of thu cereal from which
they we're distilled
The IF. p" Whistles haveb been tested by ON of the most eminent of thu Medical
Faculty by Analytical Chemists and " he best judges of Liquors in the Unted States
and pronounced perfectly pure and wto@0me and especially desirable for Family use and
M6cnp purposes.
to call and inspect them machinery and processa and examine the liquors and the impurities
at the Refinery and Waerooms Nos 2l6S South FRONT and III DOCK Street
7@15uthp6 P. HEVNER.
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On Thursday of last week considerable con.
sternation was created among the Inhabitants
OF Kansas City, Mo-, by the breaking away of a
bear from a menagerie. From the manner in
which he resisted the attempts made to recap
ture him, it is evident that the poor animal had
been ''bruin" over his escape for some time pre-
yiously.
There is a police captain at Albany, N. Y,
who has a taste for the cultivation of flowers,
and has turned his station-house into q sort of
conservatory. 1t is somewhat in favor of the
Albanian thieves that they keep his apartments
do not usually desire to live in an atmosphere of
roses.
"A water-cure doctor having been asked re-
the masses OF the people in large cities could be
induced to adopt greater cleanliness in their
homes, replied that, after having studied the
matter for several years, he had come to the
'deluge' would be of any consequence in bring
ing about such a desirable end.
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FALSE ECONOMY.

WHILE Congress made nc difficulty abou
voting away thousands of dollars for Arctic
expeditions and other projects of like doubt
full utility, and while it refused to abolish the
Thanking privilege, which costs the nation
between five and ten millions every year, the
necessity for making a show of economy
caused the appropriation bills for the abso-
lutely necessary expenses of the Government
to be cut down to the lowest figures, and in
very many instances matters of great import
ance were left totally unprovided for. This
is the kind of economy that saves at the
spigot and let's out at the bunghole; and
the people of Philadelphia, in particular,
have little cause to be grateful
for the niggardly spirit in which
the national enterprises that Immediately inte-
given the go-by altogether, although the Gov
eminent has not a single navy yard that is
worthy of the nation, or that is competent to
do even a 1.-THE of the work required in case
of q sudden emergency. AS if to demonstrate
the folly of such trihing with the great inte-
rests of the nation, no sooner had Congress
adjourned than a gigantic wal was inaugu-
rated in Europe without a moments notice;
and although the probabilities of our being
drawn into the conflict are too remote to be
taken into consideration, it is obvious that we
ought to have a great naval depot, so as to be
ready for any emergency. Within q
few days of the adjournment of Con-
gress Prussia as little expected to b'
involved in a war as we do at the present
moment, and unlikely as a war seems to us
now, we know not what calamity may be il
store for us. 1t is not necessary that ON
navy should be maintained, as Admiral Porter
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1870.

tJ- The earliest regular edition of The
EVENING TELEGRAPH goes to press at u
o'clock, and the subsequent regular editions
at q, 81, and Al. Whenever there is i'm
portant news of the progress of the Euro
pean war, extra editions will be issued after
this hour, and before the regular time for the
early edition.
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.DIsTRIcr-ATToRNEY SHEPPARD and all who
were concerned with him in procuring the
prompt trial and conviction of Badly and
Duncan for their part in the South Broad
street outrage are entitled to the thanks of
the community. The guilt of these two
scoundrels was proved in the most conclusive
manner and the lame and impotent defense
they bad to offer was not worthy of a mo-
ment's consideration. The only matter for
regret is that the whole gang were not appre-
hended and placed on trial at once, and it is
sincerely to be hoped that no effort will be
spared to procure the arrest of the four who
are yet at large. One of the seven is in
custody and yet untried, and there is
a probability that he will be induced to tell
who the -four still at liberty are; but if he re-
fuses to make any disclosures, it ought not
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WHATS IN A NAME

There is sometimes a great deal; such, for
instance, as there was in that of q certain Ten
nessee journal whose title gradually heightened
with the continuous addition of the names of
the different cities to which it moved its office
in the exigencies of our war. No such explana-
entitled "fhe 81. Mary and North Middleser
Argus and Rerielo, and Grdnton, Lucan, Ailsd
Craig, PdrkhuH, and Widder Advocate, and
Lucdn and Exeter Gazette" There is, however,
this convenience in such a name which those
who have had the misfortune to read much of
Canadian papers will appreciate. In a possible
dearth of local news, the judicious repetition of
the name of the paper a few times in the course
of a leading article would go along way towards
filing the column.
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RAsmMBALI.
THE CANE YEsrERDAI-A SPLENDID cox.
TRsT-ATHLETICs ". OLYMPTCs-WAsiI.
INgTON nOrs THE vICTORS-sCORE, n

THE CANE NksrRRDAY-A SPLENDID CON.
TRsT-ATHLETICs ", OLYMPTCs-wAsll.
INgT0N nOYs THE vICTORs-sCORE, n
TO IA
An Immense oonoourue Of ladies and gentietnoa At.
tended Al the grounds Of the Olympic Base Ball Club,
corner Of Sixteenth and n street,. 20 witness tho
ond q series Of match games between the fayorite
OyInpica and the famed Athletic Club, o. Philadel.
PLAY The game, but prevented b. reason ot the
heavy rain storm Yesterday the weather was all hat
could be desired, and the contest vas witnessed ~
hundreds Of our best eitiaena and their families
The result o. the game vas victory for tho Wash
lneouians much 70 the surprse Of The crowd, who At
best only dared hope Tor low score for the Philhdel'
phlana Both nines played we'll bat few errors appear
Ing on either side. The following a our report OF
TN oANfH.
Mr.. J. .. Beardalay having been choaoa umpire.
called game At sioe'eloeh, he oSmplc' going 70 tho
\, ", e.. q, o.. "a. sqd ~ e, siy;S z
ss SsptS lSs or s e $ van I:fS G SRsS
In BY the samo ayle uensgndetier sent his e9mPi
iSt dss sss az: n ;ssI:f sssss:
gave ssie one z rgh, aed tgr Two base. fgres oct
Sat y aT'i5 RsseS seS 5I.lof. a,o, lsl 49,.
Rsdeiii oil on he u iafsS y Ksip Bsshisl stopped
ss ss 70 os !. tS s u Rsd, aud sT Knp
similarly treated ~ RAdelin ard f.ler fweu, alter
~ Malone iIolg Pvt W dds gut ~ sending ~ 20
hsaeh,, VINO acoept a, hognd y . a. ....,., H.,
, nst'd lsgasgs. ttsu ret,ted on = W a9feP'e9 "
san ~. Zach ~, el 'aree called st,sfs NC NC,
a the frs. h Hurley Mcbride once NOES 'sit
heq9nd round ". q. go, ,,5,,-- -, -
Nibne2 ~. on INC ~ ~ heonteh hyllnsoa tahY i
s ,ns 4, hs RssS,s iiSisy Closed he ming ~
&olas out a. rsc Rsssh and v. ST dsins he WORK
snd Reach senY passed one .ais, N ~ ted tn
..lqos ss ssa ems w ss,.Ss Ss.Ps,ss .sgS home
hadcih MT one out ~ -bafy reten, mAue ~ ~.
stole 70 second md then 70 THIRD ~ a. osSs'hos q
,Ss, ,cninaa FAN bslnT dled"T ont AZ rt ~
Buroashs asnt short ~ betWeen ne I've iiolds and
went " hfsti Leeeh asen W s s W ~ ~ P
Ssi iPS qa y S ON fSul ~ ~ EaiSns
fOh issiags- to.eh drove aa'sey se.' ss' ~
9nd making hts first but VS. ~, 9db ~ Ans
iseeh y. ~ nn s.o ssSiy "a AM n.i
mailing two p9seA hslfL hro1sht hAPns ana W.. q
~ ~, paai ~. MN nsn ,siirsa on Nv
h1h ss,,iss I'm n Burrish hands, ssr and
Sony isit ! run, a. a, ~, ,t.u, "A. "a. A.,
Ewell out on to9i " n frhk holg m1 ~ W. W.
~ f2 s, s sns 1a,dc N. .sana RssSn
arst on three called sssos HURLEY made bis base o.
hrst by tt,ler t9tee coming IN efh ,Sn. iniiey ~
WI n . s,nt, ny, 1 Asdsl,S w
$40 inHs.g, -ltaaeiin pat W, liz M
Hurley heshtei w. 49, ~ .bieb slrsd
S r5a ny, ~, sh oai sn ihS Il, by BurToarhs,
MeHriis ont on beautiful tn taken by ksell Kweli
pAases the aocond for BAG Holy tafen On NE
The hy by Beehieli uihnoI out on ths h ~,
s9e' ~ nm y VII larse sen binspg hss
on long hiito ecnire heid and made second bas0
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Furniture.


QUGHTEHMAsrEha OgViGE. y. r. Cd
NAniNgTOr, April =. lsln J
qsissd a. this sdsss until I eioci y NJ TX FRibkY
sisiss asrias GsSps. is he Rrss ~ s va y he
tA Of ans " she islogiaE segIis. e ~ dslis
Oorps Philsdslphls Pa troa ~ slponas % tbS United
states, " such quAnttoa as may frpm tune, 70 time b
GLASS MOL ~
~ 6aG, ~ lsekss vide, and 2 weigh "a esssSs o
the yard, dndigo wool dyed.) -,4...L.,
hat. Inshs, vide, m X vuIrh n ouaosi %
sDOo YSrds dsk bias twiiiSd 0ioiR, all vol ir fun
hal5 y inehes wlds. 2 yslsh n DUNES % the
SO YarSs s s3 6is ai s wool tsoahinsa d,s,
N ~ y Inches vide e geigl y ednces per JAFd.
,so YAra. "a darS IA sSasl ios o,,s..sk. !.
wool asdss se9 dysssJ y iaoss, vids. 70
- lsais. .ool sg'dj aIPsss' vide . srsh !
eSs iSss isas sSSt s.ssSs !SS rS 10. isss
500 Psirs WOODEN soes three s,s,, properly mAAs,
HHH Of rood hoeoe wool. VII n adauhio and tuiatod
i. yArn. % weigh PpiandA psr dozen pAir.frse
"oh' s'sAA" GLASS No.al '"tIlN
aoO VAEdl rhlie nasn. in Psn,a 20 inches vide, 10
sco Yss r X G, ffssh s IN ss q ,nes. -la.
OO Wards canton T.sssliss dFAwosu ~ inches ~l4s,
GOO Yss. saiis S'fis i bsd .As % ass.
GLASS No.A rsH r. L
90 fs$pSa. "a Worried. bsii sSsps sad SiaShs. in
10, s slo,h O7dlro wool dS0d,' vl'h eFpA@seis
- III ~. :, GLASS Ho;A iHr uiuA lnl
IS sisSss jazz Baitoss. ' tsaslsJ 'ig ~
lgo enus Vest ngtian., teagis.l .'
~ Bots kpaalstte hanions Zoe pflvaiea .st
sesS Y.ra. YsI y gsndlaE - IN II.l 3 I
= swords for husiolanh. .HI HH "a .'..
100 Batter Drpm lisada ID. I.. .HHr.f
10 h D1Ss 1 sssa h'Ad4 illfi b1H1rfl 1
~ koia Drum hnaroa ..' H..H..H 1901.
p boHwged -Ba tiisa. rHf
ana M, ,, nt oi:Alss ,, SeS ,.,,,,,,
- CLASS Eosj : 80. "a
W bsyensa seabhagda, With fFoEa attached
iis3 k sssssssls zap F"aon'a' rr.
y sword Frogs, 90. :. ...#.H. % ... 7
ui.Abs No. -
i feF making and tn@n'aS mo ioiioNiHE Af'elo''
Msieh Goats, - 4. .....,.,-.
ana ,rsaa. UoA'' Tor '''s0An' ''''o'A "A0'A'
Falguo Uoats for aargoana, eorlaonals, miIslclana
and prlyatvs II. -
-. Golsn Pants foe ssrseAheA' ooFpoala musicians
Ilhsh Panls Coz soFgoanis, esrpsr.s, maselAn. And
ptlyaiSs "
lannel hhira E
Linen bhirtA .H.
Rtls ss"s1 s.ss. .r..FHa a. s.r U.Har,.
led Sacks :, =, - ..rt.-# 'IL
Ths above msntl2ned arliels. must ssnigrq y ~ y
AZ isS%sstsp Mains oa.Ps. iiss.is hsisssLS
ana si AZ tSs Ssriss sss sa " YsE and
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Brighter and brighter.
EnEnr ml RErORHmEsocnsrrLcA nbs
what the Chronicle People rhInk Of Bowen
Privately.

m. 1-,.,..h w., ,v.Lt,.,,..,. maj ma, last
~. .g e,s warn Nvranemsns s,ap ~ ~
v w, A. ne hall conner Of and Lnlfd street. o. u
49,. V''7'e"V IN ths 'n''' anu "'o's "N''o' w
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nnnba, a., M. - Soiss WV "a ~.
ner of hofin. ~. i ,.', ~ n, 80 Geo
and .,s-.sd M, 49,, e,oe.oh 70, III a., -
s,,ard.y nlsht ''' N'''i'h'u''' ,''"' No. ~
ths Cr.n. cl,,h I. =, lppolstyu ~ Sos 80
nltieo M Ten oho.n, II, ~, ~. t'o @ a, III
stead Tobn MeN.n,.,. 49,. "a ,sa,t.b
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which would bs mol a, NJ 800
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md he hnd bc,rd .ye,y ,.,n II tten, enr.l So i
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

BEAUTIFUL SRSTMENT.--In Augustln
DalY's great play "Underthe Gaslight" Laura
CORTLAND utters these beautiful sentiments
LET the woman you look upon be wise or
vain, beautiful or homely, rich or poor, she
has but one thing she can really give or To-
fuse-her heart. Her beauty, her wit, her ac-
compllshments, she may sell to you-but her
love Is the treasure without money and with
out price. sho only asks In return that when
you look upon her, your eyes shall speak a
mute devotion; that when you address her,
your voice shall he gentle, loving and kind.
That you shall not dcsplsc her because she
cannot understand all al once your vigorous
thoughts and ambitious plans, for when mis-
fortune and evil have defeated your greatest
purpOseH-her love remains 10 console YOU
You look upon the trees for strength and
grandeur do not dospiso the flowers because
their fragrance Is all they have 10 give. Re-
member, love Is all that a woman can give
but II Is the only earthly thing which God per-
mlts us 20 carry beyond the grave"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

" MAh ~ lHfu
DisfFiof u CliHHahia, MasLlagf0a Ossafp 10 VII!
In thu case VI WILLIAM Van MAnfHR, administrator
Of EAh Hail. deceased, tho administrator afofoaald
Mashingion County Aforesaid, Appointsd TUESDAY,
the 2lth day Of May, A. d. laO Tor thu final settlement
and distribution 81 the personal ostao Of aAd deoeaasd
and Of the assets In hand, Tar A. tho have bes
collected and turned into money! when and where ~
the ensdtna and heiru Of said deceased arc n1ted 70
attend, with lior claims property Vouehed. they nI
doqeAssda estate pTuylded ootg q this order ba
puhliahed once week for thrua Naaks hi tho DAILY
Test |'| IT A. MHBSTEiI
mydtjN NH4 .H Resiaior II wis
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wAsI.naror, d, o., May ~, islo.
10 NJ Efior u Ne RspHllicaR -
SIN II has been rimorod for several days that Tho
Democrats intend 10 put candidate before tho people
Of this city Tor the Nayoraly whether there h ang
foundation In the report know not but n there b.
would AZ that such move dos not and cannot have
any favor with the Of The Democratic voters, and
certainly Il meditated BY fov only.
AZ one Of that party, uoak for myself and assume
u SPEAK for many othera, WHOM az that there Il
neither necessity nor proptety for such aetion Two
gsnllemen well known N the community afcadg m
the held and party Issues involved IN the can
yass the citizens ofNashnnton select batvean tha
two candidates with clear understandings q their ~
apectve olsia 10 public favor and their title 10 coun
deuec. Az On CTTtzIN AND DENocnAr.
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n TIiK sErIsEAli,IS, iS2u4T M rHE pisrI
Hal A Ross


The object Of this suit i "a recover he sum Of
81 at Aeoount iof aalon services and money
paid out BY the plAntas for tho defendant, and u hp
pea5ag q reeosd u.i hs writ Issued by " painias
ieund on motion otthe plAin.inr ~ John y Morris,
their attarnoyt u u ordered thai the defendant Gauss
bis appearane6 10 D. entered herein below the
first rule day Of the court occurring forty days after dis
date ptharwiso the cause will DO proceeded In As In
ln case Of default provided copy o. this order be
publshod once week for ait CONSECUTIVE weeks Ia
soms newspaper printed and pnbliahod 10 the cty %
Washington, d. o. ~ order q the uoarL .
COpylrosti ID, X, CARTIER, Chigf Justice.
H. j. hRltis, Clerk apsl0u
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nRPmANs' COUNT.

Distriet II CotaHbla TaaAiagiou Csaaiv, % adj =
In the case Of WILLIAM VAN MARTKR, Admin ttrAtpf
Of Hannah bohn, dooaaaod The administrator Aforesaid
has With tho apprjbaton II tho Orphan ,legn n
the aith day 81 Nay D. $50 Tor the final sstlenient
collected and turned into money whom and whore All the
oredors and heirs Of said deceased uolod 70 at
tend with their claims properly vOuglIed thay msl
otherwise 10 law DO eHclnded fgm ali benefit IN sala
llahed once week Tor three Neaks In 70 NATioNAL
RFpuuIICAN previous 10 the AID daF. TOat;
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nRPHANs' COURT.

Disfrioi n CsiIHlbia, WisliHgea C5EHiB, 70 NHl
In tho case Of WHIlAM VAN MAnTEI, ninlstraior
Of Daniel n usnof deceased the administrator aOrp
aald has with The nppnlhatlfl o. tho Orhana Ooult 81
the sh day q MAY A, D. s7d To- Tho inAl settlement
and datuton Of the personal estate Of said deceased
and ~ the aasots Ia baud, lar tho have ban
collected and tugned Into money whom and where ali
the creditors and heiTs Of sid deceased are noAed 10
attend with their aima pfopery fouehed OF they may
pthonsise by Law bo excluded from al benefit la aid
iished once week for three weeks In tho NATIONAL
HHrUuIIOAA, pro yonh % tho said day. Test III
mytI3u a, WROSTkR Register Il wills y
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CONPLINESTARY BdiHEE. Professor T. a. MArini
will give complimentary solroe to bis pupils, their
parents and frSnds, 70 ali Of whom 10 oStends the
most cordial Initiation 10 attend At hia academy
Saturday afternoon At O'Clock THIS s1ie Il given at
the solicitation q many families and rionds u the pu
pills, who were unable 10 DO preaont At tho MAJ ball
ihe lOth inafaul ... H.. .-..#....
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Disirisi NJ OblHhibia, Haflngi0a coHsiR, 70 tilE ~
In tho case 81 MliLtAM NAN MAnIHu, adfninistTa.
tor Of Michael Cooper, deceased, No adinnatratol
gourt Of Ma.hington county apfessidl aPpolated
settlement and distribution u tho personal uIAta u
said deceased and o tho assots In hand, far the
eana have been collected and Into mQney Whoa
and who're an the creditors and heirs Of Sid deceased
notified 10 attend, with their claims properly
V0uehed or floF may otherwise 10 law be Qaclndsd
from all bunehtl In aAld deeeaseds eslsto provided
COPY of Ms oref 10 publillnid ouoa week foT tpe
Wesks p no NATioSAh ilErp1lioAs PIgsi9as y the
nave illg .H. Register ~ VnlH
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Dtstfir II Colsnibia, uasAfay0a eoeIiE, 10 isifs =
10 the ease o. WILLIAM VAN MAHIKi, administrator
Of John GAsto deceased tho administrator Aforesaid
Mesl,ingtpa county Aforesaid, app9inted TUESDAY,
2th day Of May, A. d. tsO ior the hnAl settlement and
distfbaton OF the personal estate 81 said deceased
and " the assets In hand Tar the have been
The creditors aid heirs Of said deceased notied
a.as VIII s ~ P,eRe, voae5 ~ O. n.y.
aali deeealpdl eslAie provided that copy Of thla
order be published week for three weeks In the
DALI NArosuL Republican pseyigal. % the aid
| ngStss -.-.--.l.-.-l----- hsEiaaef o. Whl.ti
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DisiFief n CoiHH,bia Wdshisgi8a raHafy 10 81 ~
In the case 81 WILLIAM Van hAHfEn, adininislra-
tor Of Wdner kmotson, deceased. tho Adut tIiTatpr
Aforesaid has, with tho Appreciation af the OTpllana
Tuesday, " ~ dAy u Aa w far ihe ual q iment
dsirbhtionot Che personal estate u aid dooeaaed
and o. the assets 10 band a far Tho same have boon
eolaelpi and uIaad iltq mqng| uhen aud whore all
no eVdinfl and hnir4 Of aid decaaaad potied 10
attend With theil eaima properly vouched, Of they
mag otherwise BY Law BE- excluded frum Az beueit II
DO published ones . Nesk lar threo Wceka IN ehe Ma
riosAh hHfOnA AZ pgeyl9as n 'hs ~ aA5, Isati
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

THE list Of fathers opposed % the definition
dogma Of infalliblllty now number quite ont
hundred '..-.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

Nh FRANKLIN, Of Albany, fatally iaAbbed
Mr.. Jackson, of Troy, ON Sunday. .iao was
arrested.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

THE FRUIT CRoP or YTRGISIG. The Pc
tersburg Inder says: "The prospect for an
abundant crop Of fruit Of all Kinds this year,
lsexceedlngly gratifying, II wiz be the best
fruit year In all rospects, that VIC have had
for long time.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

GRAND CuoRuA Last night'a Fohearsal at lincoln
Hall we'll attended and tho music carefully prae
tieod under tho leadership Of Dr. OAnheld II Is safe
10 that with another rehearsal and full At
tendance these selections will DO ready 10 perform in
erodltable manner Tho Marine Band viii BIO present
At the next rehearsal aud II Is expected that many d
best singers who were unable 10 atond last night
viii thon DO present
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

MAINE win hold her Republican State Con-
yenuon at Augusta on June 49, 10 nominate q
candidate for Governor,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

CHURCH FESTIVAL by an advertisements elaswhofe
II will DO that tho strawberry festival Of the
Central Congregational church, will continue At Ma
sonic Temple to-day and tomorrow afternoon and
evening. Tho berries bFUuRht each day from WI
mlngt0n, n O. The rooms crowded last night
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

1T Is stated that there are more Israelltes
In New York city than In the Holy Lands, or
In all Syria.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

THE jaunty little breakfast caps, trimmed
with gay ribbons and lace, are coming In
fashion again.