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mo OWNERS OF HORSES AND

L CATTLE.-TobIas' Derby Coalition Pow
dCrs arc warranted superior to any others, or n"
pay, for the euro Of DIStCmpcr, Worms, Bots,
Coughs, lIidC.BOund, Colds, &C., in Horses, and
Colds, Coughs, Loss of Milk, Black Tongue,
Horn DIstcmper, &C., in Cattle. These "POw-
lcrs" were formerly put mp BY Simpson |. Tobias,
ron Of DR.. Tobias, and since his death the de-
maud has been 80 great that DR.. TOhias las COLI
tlnuGd 10 manufacture them. They arc perfectly
safe and Innocent; no need Of stopping the work.
Ing of your animals. They increase the arpc'
lite, give fnc coat, cleanse the stomach and
urinary organs, and increase the milk Of cows.
Try them, and you will never he without them.
Col. Phllo r. bush, of tho "JCrome Park Race
Course" Fordhan, N. Y, would not usc them
until he was tnld Of what they were composed,
since which time he Ii never without them. lie
llas over twenty running horses IN Ills Charge,
and for tho last three years has used no other
medicine for them. Sold by Druggists and Store
Keepers throughout the United States. Price, q
cents per box. Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


T AUGIIhIN'S EXPECTORANT SY-
I1RUP.-Among the many things required du.
ring this unpleasant winter for personal lEEALTu,
COHToEr and BAsE thlS Syrup stands among the
first It has born before the public now for ia
years and has given tho most entire satisfaction.
AllpcrsonS suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
anauO AIISEEESS, should not be without 1t, ms
II wIlladbrl speedy relief In most diseases Of tho
Throat, Chest or Lungs FOR CROUP-Can be
rolled on in extreme cases. FOR wIIOOPING
COUGlI-InvArIably gives speedy relief FoII
SORE TlERoAT-Kccp tic Throat moist with It
VIOLENT COUGIIS-YIcld to its continued use.
Sold by Druggists generally.
LAUGlLTN, SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale DrugGlRte,.
JAMS Main 81. Wheeling.
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THE GEORGIA CORRUPTION.
Attempt TO Bride Senator Carpenter
..Damnying Revelations.
WAsHINQTON, ,Aprll 10, lB1O.

wAsH1NCToS, April 10, 1870.
The Senate Judiciary Committee OK.
aminc(i several witnesses This morning in
relation 10 the alleged attempt TO 6ribC
Senators to vote against the Bingham
amendment to the Georgia bill; among
others, II. J. llamstlCll, correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Commercial: Mr.. Hughes,
o Washington lawyer; and Louis Porter,
assistant city postmaster.
II is understood Hughes testified that
he was approached by Porter with an offer
OCn largo amount Of rNilrOad bonds, in.
dOrscd by the State Of Georgia, il he would
secure the vote of Senator Carpenter
against the Bingham amendment
POricrS testimony was variable, and
his examination was long and rigid. Iii
said the Committee finally succeeded III
gaining some information which will lead
10 some damaging revelations In COnneC'
ton with the Georgia bill.
Charges are freely and openly made
here, and have been Cor several days, that
both bonds and money hNve been rendered
to influence Senators votes against the
amendment, anil there Is little doubt 0I
their truth.
Ramsdcll testified that he sent the Ills
patch To the Commercial, published on the
14tli, in which the charges were first made
that he obtained his information from
Joshua Hill, Senator elect from Georgia
that Hill submitted to him certain paper
signed by him QIilD and Judge Hughes
that he understood that Carpenter was
the Senator to be operated on with lei
thousand dollars worth of bonds; that ht
believed the statement 10 be trustworthy
and refused to send it until he had some
evidence Of its correctness, and that III
knew nothing Of the other charges made
except from public rumOr.
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TERRIBLE EXrLOsIoS.-On Friday
evening last, about A o'clock, n terrible
explosion occurred ut place called Mill
Ford about 4 miles beyond Burton, by
which very large steam mill was COM
plctcly demolished and scattered to the
four Winds" The steam chest and Cylin.
der were blown about GO yards, entirely
through stable built Of Uak boards one
inch IN thickness, and were hurled in the
ground on the other side. The boiler was
divided, Onc.hnlI being blown about 30
Yards in one direction, and the other about
The same distance In II directly opposite
direction. Three men, namely, lloyMrL
BOgnrt and Bissctt, were iniurCd-the first
two pretty severely, and the third slightly
The mill belonged 10 Mcssrs. Pritcllarl \
Morgan. There wRs no insurance, and
the I0Ss will he about $4,000, DR.. j. NJ.
I.azzcll of this place, was summoned hy
telegraph, to attend the injured men. The
Doctor thinks they will all recover Wed
HIyinIIn.
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revenue.

TIE Fairmont Vest TirgiHtan says its
statement that this paper would pass into
new hands after the election, should have
read ut will perhaps pass into new hands,
Nc.," the perhaps" having been omitted
hy mistake; but We arc not favored with
any authority for supposing such Nncvcnt
IN he probable or 1T all contemplated
We'll, "pcrlmps". the world will come to
m end after the clcction-WhO knows?
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THURSDAY, APRIL 81, 1870.

joins II. REAGAN, late rebel Postmaster
General, takes pains towrite TINT he is "as
far us any one could be from indOrsing the
course and policy Of the Radical party"
IEeagan's Endorsement is not so cstimablc
rs he seems to regard It.
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My child, aged five years, had scarlet fever, and
for i've days had constant fever. BY order Of the
doctor 1 gavc her syrup Of rhubArb; shO took
nearly pint, but her bowels continued closed.
On tho NH day the doctor said her bowels must
be opened or she would be lost. I proposed
Brandtcths Pills; to this he would not consent
saying she was too weak. | consulted with my
husband, and We concluded to give her three
pills. In about four hours they operated. filling
half full common chamber. Ailcr that opera
ton tho fever len her and she rapidly recovered.
Reference, 200 CIennOnt Avenue, brooklyn.
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A SMALL war cloud looms up from the
Rio Grnndc. Mexican officials Connivc ut
smuggling, and the Mexican government
neither reforms the men nor their prac-
ticcs. 1t Is now proposed that the War
Department shall assist the Treasury in
checking these enormous frauds upon tlc
rn,ou,n
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TTIARE haint been bug made yet In
vain, nor one that want gOCNl Job. ThNrc
IL ever lots Of human men lOailng about
blacksmith shops and cider mills I'LL over
the country, that don't seem to he nCccs.
sarv for anything but to beg plug t0hNc-
co, and sware and steal wNtcrmclOns, hut
wi lot the kolCry break out ut once, and
then vi viii sec the wisdom Of having jtst
SIGH men laying around; they help count.
-,IoAh Billings
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JEFF. DAVIS AND SIMON CAMERON
When Mr.. RcvCls took his scat in the
United States Senate, Mr., Cameron said
that he Ind remarked to .JctT. Davis, rs tho
latter LEFT the Chamber in 1861, that II
colorcd man would be his successor. JcIT.
Davis las now written the following lot.
ter on the subject:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Mar. %, 1870.
My DEAR S1R:-Yours of the 2d inst,
reached here during my absence, which
will explain the delay in this reply. SGna
tor Cameron made no such statement az t.Gt
0WOted Iy gOW. 10 made no T6mGTE 70 me
at tho time Of my 'ritldT'cdtf from tho Senate
otter than The expression Of liz COOL 'ctSSGS
for mo- Ills relations with mo had been
uniformly those Of personal kindness, and
l have expected him, MS IL duty to himself
and to truth, to deny having made such
remarks rs have been imputed in the
newspapers,
Men then had not reached the degree of
qualification which caused withdrawal
Of States from the Union to be called
"rchclli0n;" and the only remark, 80 far
rs know, made by any Senator, which
had the least practical bearings WINS the
expression Of Mr.. Hale, Of New lamp.
shire, that he cxpcctcdus all soon to como
back.
Very respectfully and truly yours,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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VXTOMEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w Essays for Young Mcn-thC truC csti'
mate Of wOman-thc happiness Of an honorable
marIago--tIIe fearful Social EVILS Of the day
the cause aud curG Sent free, In sealed Cnvcl-
Opcs. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
=, Philadelphia, Pa. JansS-d&w
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T IFEIs THE GIFT OF GOD
II When We arO slck this life Is Obscurcd,
under cloud, oppressed with humOrs. Expert
Cnce has taught US certain means, which never
fall for thOIr removal. Tho child receives with
his life tho seeds Of Ills death. 1t may taGO one,
or one hundred years, before tho seeds bear their
sad fruit, but Just as sure ~ the Seeds OF death
ripen, lifu ceases. PurgIng IS tho grand safe
guard, because then what fosters tho seeds OF
death arc taken away, expelled from the body.
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IL New Jersey this year the total rs.
scssmcnt for taxation is $3.50, POI ,2Gl, and
the tax Is one mill OH the dollar.
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JONES MARSII-On Tuesday, April ~, 1870,
nt the residence Uf the brides parents, Wheeling
Islnnt, by Rev. s. ". Davis, Mr. J0IIN Il. JONES
and Miss MAGGIE T. MARslI.
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W ALTHAM
WATCH BIS!

The extensive use Of these watches far ,hehs
filGCn yCars by Hallway Conductor. Engineer,
and ExprcsGmCn, the most cxactins Of with
wearcn, las thoroughly demonstrated III
strength, .steadIncss, durability anil SGula,y d
the Waltham Watch To satisfy llIaI chs In.I
these respects, II to decide the question nth
real value Of tlGsu tImpkTIpS.
More than 10000 of these watches ar n@
speaking for themselves In the lmkrl. Oi In
tcoplC-a proof aud guarantee Of their ,Hl,tr
lily over all Others.
The superior organization aud great rItrhlo
the COmpany's Works ut WalllMm, enable lb,s
to produce watches al u price which Fradrf'
competition futile, and those who buy aay othd
watch, merely pay from d 10 70 IEr cent morft
their watches than Is necessary.
We are now selling Waliam Watches 81 lc'-
prices In grccnhacks, than the gold prices IrCr
tho war. There Is no other manufacture Of aht
kind In the United State Of which this ranl'
said.
These timc.pirccs combine every imprEca'+,
that long experience lla4 proved Of rial pn,i
cal use. Having had the refusal Of nearly ever
invention In matchmaking originating in this
country or III EUROPE "hy 'no% "rf' a" a,,
auoPsc" when sever" ''S,IE W '"' "", 'N,..g
artisans III OUT ""FAS' ''a ""S ".',"n '%' I"'@
the public ucm"h's'a'yu !" N ''''"'"' Z" '"
rect anu e'Idnr'"S ''"''N"'""S'
Among tho many improvements We would pr
tIrplarIze:
,,,,,,,,. ,,n,
TN' 'nSeanon%uu 'S0 u. ''"' Isa,','' J., n.
IraIn by the l,rcakasc Of main springs, isOrieIr
with tho American Watch Company, wao' h'
Ing had the refusal Of all other ronlFi'aa'".
adopted FoGE'" Patent rin"" a. 'T'"E ''"'N
anu lauI1'CSS'
Hardened md tempered hair springs, nov Eri
ycrsally admitted by watrlmaEcrs to bciheO-'
aro used IN all grades Of Waltham walrhc'.
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Sour Cream, Sour MILK, and Butter
MILK.

There is no end to the nice articles of food
that may be made by using sour milk, and but
ter milk, in judicieus way. There are several
things in their use about which care should be
taken 1st. Cream that is To be used in Cooking
should be wholly separated from milk. I'd. 1t
should be thoroughly sOuTed }. If IN any recipe
milk or bUtteTmilk is to be employed with the
cream, il should also be entirely sour, as the
mixture OF sweet and sour milk, or cream. tends
To make the article heavy. 18th. The amount of
soda or saleTatus should only be just enough to
Sweetcu and tighten the cream, any more
than this imParts the green color and sOapy
flavor which are SD disagreeable and unwhole
some in articles of food.
When once a recipe is found to be good no
changes should be made. rs the chances are ten
10 one that the experiment Will prove "A failure
and Law the blame upon the use OF cream instead
of her own carelesSness or ignorance. L annex
n few recipes which have been well tried and
proved, and are Thought by all my friends who
have made use Of them to be among their best
recipes.
EUTTEEMILK MTFFINs.-1 quart OF sour but
terInilk I tTacupful of sour cream, eggs,
teaSpOOnful of soda, little salt, flour enough to
make ~ thick "a pound cake. Bake in muffin
Iings place upon tins in the oven, from - to 30
minutes, according to the temperature OF the
steve.
BUTTERNILK CREDIBLE CAKEs.-1 quart Of
sour bUtteTmiIk, a little salt, teaspoOnful of
soda. and -four enough to make the cakes as
thick or thin as you like them. Bake upon a
gTiddle.
Corn BREAD OR CAKE quart of sour milk
Or bUttermilk, eggs, tablespOonfuls OF sugar
or mOlaS>es. teaspOOnful of soda, pint of corn
meal, ? tablespOOnful> of sour cream nav he
added, though it is good without. Bake about
one hour.
MOLAssEs CAKE.-1 teacupful of molaSses, I
teacurful of sour cream, 1 teaspoOnfGi of soda,
= teasPOOnful of ginger, a little salt; stir in
ncuT enough to make very stiff batter.
CEEAN CAKE.-1te acupful of cream, teacup-
full of sugar. egg, teaspOOnful Of soda dissOl-
we'd i'm = teacupful of buttermlk, a little salt, 2
teaeuPfGlS of -four, spice TO your taste.-"Hou2e-
LsCJsr'' sD American 1Griculturist.
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EVENING STAR
LATE TELEGRAMs. &c.

The case of Rowena Florence against Gen. B.
f. Butler was up before the Superior Court Of
New York yesterday, on motion t. attach him
for not complying with the order enioining him
to stard an examination as q party before trial.
1t claimed that the case was before the
United States Court, but the plaintin's motion
was gr anted, and Gen. Butler ordered 70 show
cause Why he should not be attached for con-
tempt
At Richmond, Va, yesterday, Samuel Baker,
cOlOred. sentenced to death for murder, WAS
brought before Judge Underwood, of the United
States District Court, on writ OF hdoeds corpus,
and released, on the ground that the Court
which tried him was illegal under the Recon-
structiOn acts.
Garibaldi passed through Paris yesterday, on
his way to London. Ledru Rollin Is about to
return to France, and will at once commence a
suit for damages in behalf OF the family of Vic
tor NOT.
EJ. Oakley, late cashier of the Merchants
Exchange National Bank of New York city,
charged with the embezzlement of Sl50, 900 from
the bank, has gone away.
Zone hundred and thirty gold brokers of New
York have compromised the suits brought
against them by the Government for taxes levied
on sales of gold.
The officers and crew of the brigantine Balti-
more, which fOundered at sea on the 3lst ult. are
reported TO have reached Bermuda in an ex-
hausted state.
The Legislature of Maine has unanimously
adopted a testimonial of reverence for the MEM
DRY of the late William Pitt Fessenden-
In the Massachusetts House of Representatives
on Thursday Mr.. Fitzgerald, OF Boston, intro
tiuced bill TO abolish the State Police.
The Connecticut Democratic State Conven-
fiOn has been called to meet IN New Haven on
the odd of February.
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Il HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH

none ont those deprived Of this blessing kpovr ~
, ne pimpiet, blOtched and letter COVERED
and inwsTdiy desires the same Thos@ W6osa aSy
tcns are nilcc with the virus Of Sf'RoFi-GG ~
other cutaneous diseases cannot have 10y LA ana
h tns o,?od e impure, disease is 10 foIlsw.
lee, letters Sores, Bos Copper-colorrd ps,ah I'M
oales, &C Avert the Calamity By purifyias ~
SAMARITAN's ROOT ANp urpp ,r,
Before Scrofula takes firrn MID SoiOkS,
many have the virus Of Sy philis in the sv.,s,.
sid IN that condition cOntetnplate m.rrfaa.
g mite OF It's baneful ind hence the e1nsti,,i;
,n0 sGeh We say STOP First cleanse yanr.is =;
- many cases Is hereditary in the constitution ~
frIcs : = per bottle oaspring.
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DROPOsALs FOB WRAPPING PAPER AND
1 TMINE,
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT. .

Scala WAsHINsroN, December a. isis
prmen until the h day Se 81 az !e' De-
CLOCK noon, for furnishing Wrapping Paper and
States for one year iron the fst ay Of Felyn,rd
lsO the said articles 90 be delivered free of exneas
Ofhce Department at ashinston, o. - Vi 'ne foss
Ihe estimated quantity of each article and the
@ realms Gf ETssp aas 'IEs ssfr s sssT
size, Of material and quality equal in all re-
snd 70 weigh 2 pounds to the rea%, snd eacs
10 r saon reai1 NJ, to contain D perfect auires
size weigh S pounds 70 ihe re 1Shp inches In
sna IN s. sa 2.nsr s s%sD Tsns
POUND ocaTi;, Each, and So bound as % prevent its
Soooe pounds Of coarse Hemp Txins about aDe.
eighth Of an inch in diameter. and in balls "a
bound as to prevent its 5ecomns s' ioo sea ss
pro tangled ~ Transportation.
rs,ely, or for all together. " ''o'' ''P~'
The contract or contracts will be awarded 70 the
caref.. .aminaion for the purposs ii Timing
which bid will; In its practical results, be mos. adj
More or less than the estimated Quantities may
be o-dAred, o. the necessities Qf the pepar;1l-ss
may require, OF the disert::;n III lue ,,o,,,,,.,.
SAMPLES Of such articles as are now us4s a, IN.
Ius, ynSss may be seen at the Offices snaplieJ
men t 'ie oianA Agency Of the Post Once Depart,
Bidders will send samples Of such articles as Their
Each bidder must furnish with his rroposal guar.
aniees OF his ability 10 comply with his bid and a
reliable persons >-sois
Contract. - = each
"A failure to furnish promptly any article ,.,-
that eontractra I furnishing an article Inferior 70
cause Tor a forfeiture Of the Contract ou0aeut
not be Considered .'- 'AiS noiiOe VIII
aoci he POSTMASTER General reserves the RICH. n
deciding which bid, in its practical results MI %
myst 20 the interest Il the Department AMI az, n
aeectng any or all bids If in his Judgment the in,1
ests OF the Department require In, o ii'ot-
Proposals must be- marked ON ne e-veroro ,...l a..
name OF the article bid for and the letter .iSre.s9
TO the First Assistant Postmaster General wanh,sd
ton, ID. e. JOHN i GRFsummss ,nihg-
de6-w6t ID s,,oa. !" ILL.,,
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The LATEST METHOD of curing consumption
il that Praeticed at an establishment ON the
banks OF the Rhine, called the grape cure"
Patients have excellent quarters, plenty of fresh
air, and every day 90 into the gardens, each one
CARVING a basket, which is filled under the
watchful eye Of the doctor. The patient then
IetiTes to a pleasant arbOr, and slowly sucks the
grapes A hne orchestra enlivens the curing
process with excellent music. How delightful,
tbs claimed that permanent cures are effected
in from four 20 six weeks.
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Try WM. h. WALL & co, .Auctioneers,

10y WN l.. WALL & CO, Auctioneers,
ID New Marble Building,
Corner 9th street and Pennsy lvania avenue.
UNITED FIAT STATEs MAEsHa ahSs SALE OK
al In virtue Of writ of fieri facias issued from
hWD 1.-THE Clerks Office Of the supreme Court Of the
W. 7th street west, on Til bRsDAY, the 18th day
large stSeR II Dry Goods eonsisng in part oyz
Calicoes, M0uselin de LANES
Bereges, Cottons, Cambrics
Linens, Towcling, COunterpanes
Ta1iGn Flannel Black and GS lss Alpacas
Corsets, Spool Cotton. Handkerchefs
HSii srs & love Sndsr Shirts Casa
Fancy Articles and Shelving and Counters
Together with many other articles usually kept in
D dry goods sezed and levied upon the goods
- ,o.s,. ALEX g. SHARP; IT,. IaS;3ai; b:S.
d Csuccessors to j. G. Mcclure L Cos
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th st.
CHANCERY SALES.
- ,By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court
.4:A slst. 1853, George w. Wilson and wife vs..
Mary kearney ct al, shall sell the equitable life
ssp sSs sy ii an
aSd U at O'clock on the premises parts lots u
81 18th and streets north, improved by two story
Bk p s,er With ss an! osss m
on the north side II street north, between 18th and
10Th streets west, improved by two-stOry Brick
Terms Of SALE One-third cash; residue in and II
months, with interest secured by purchaser bonds
or notes, with security or securities, to be APP
chaser, Convey ancing and stamps az purcnaser's
cost. so on each purchase at time Of sale.
:, n.,.,. cs9f fESth i aa1Hisisl
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE. ROOMS

i n > Z IL n n 4 l. II u - NJ ,
T. NJ. HANSON.& b. LEWIS BLACKBOARD
THE 1ETNA FIRE INSURANCE CO., of Hart
THE NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE co. of England and United States
Cash assets, s 5000 600.
sets, S2,25O,OOQ,
TUE tkANkLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO., of
Philadelphia. Assets. So 100000.
THE SPRINGFIELD FIRE INSURANCE CO,
OF Massachusetts. Assets, (near) s 100000.
THE PUTNAM FIRE INSURANCE CO., of Hart
ford. Capital, 100000.
THE ROGER WILLIAMS" FIRE INSURANCE
CO.. Of Providence, X. 1.
CO.. Of New York.
And that old and excellent Home Company
THE POTOMAC INSURANCE CO., Of George
town, ID. G..
In Life Insurance we have the great
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO, of New York
Cash assets, S35,OOO,OOO.
THE ETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., of Hart
ford. Assets, 12,JOO,OO0.
Our Companies have aggregate of assets exceed
ing S55.OOO,OOO, and some of them more than
half century of experience. They are too well
extending, in the case Of MIR. Hanson, through
twenty consecutive years in this city, is AMPLE and
our adjustments have always been prompt and salts
factory. I. NJ. HANSON,
u. LEWIS BLACKBOARD,
Jal0ly $40 9TH ST., told No. 1867
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DIED.

BROOKS: On the 18th instant, LAURA LEE,
youngest daughter of joseph G.. and Laura
Brooks aged years and III months.
Her funeral v i'll take place sunday afternoon,
at clock. from the residence Of her parents, 9Th
street east, near South Carolina avenue.
DONALDSON. suddenly. in Georgetown. II. g =,
Saturday morning. 18th instant, SANFORD
DONALDSON, in the 7ith year of his age, a native
ot Virginia, but for the last % years resident of
Georgetown. Dc.
Funeral will take place Monday, l7th from Sam1
DOnaldsOns his residence, Cherry street. be-
tween Potomac and High sts.
LEWIS. JOSEPH Il. LEWIS, aged 80 years
The funeral will take place from ST. Patrick
Church, az 20 clock to morrow Sunday afternoon.
WOOD. In Georgetown, u. c., ON Friday the
18th instant, at fifteen minutes past3 clock D. m
TUCkER. infant son of III. T.. and Julia Wood.
philadelphia Press please copy.I
HARSH. suddenly, Saturday morning. January
18th, between and clock, SAMUEL W. MARSH,
aged 10 years.
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SAMARITAN,S GIFT !.

81. only real cure for Gonorrhna, elect and MI.
n caused frop indiscretOn. Only ten pills mr.
60 rSsstaple We discard BaiSanl Copa5,a and Me-
go - celng not only useless bat hurtful or,
e.n Irum Two 70 four days, thus avoiding trouhia
az ~ sd the extortion OF quscks. Male PacS
~ 6rSa 80, fsmAies, d. Sold by 5. @. FORD Ana
msi uSgE, sts. DESMOND 4 Co
sls Race street, Philadelphia.