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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

Benson's Hall-not large, Blu: neat,
clean and cOmmodiOus-can be engaged
fer hall purposes. Enquire at this Of
foo
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

III kinds of SAWS-Aill, Mulcy, Gang,
Cross-cut and Circular-gummcd and ham
mered All kinds of small saws set and
sharpcneI in the most workmanlikc man.
ner, at W. j, Adams Machine shop.
iul2l:iGm3 BAKEWALL CARAH.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

The contract has been let for clean
ing Yellow river from the Water mill
10 the lower railroad bridge, and most Of
the work has been done
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

Williams & Thaycr's popular Boot s:
Shoe Store still continues to do a fine
bushes, On account Of their large stock
and because they sell so cheap. Don't
forget the p!acc-sign of the big boot
f. r. Shook, on the corner south of
the Parker house, is selling sugars and
all other staple groceries at unusually
low figures, and invites the attention of
close buyers to an examination Of his
goods and prices, in the full belief that
they cannot fail to be pleased with both
He defcs competition in TEAS
selling the best quality of Old Hy-
son at one dollor and a-ha1f per 7c md
Having adopted the ready-pay system,
he is determined to sell at such prio es
as Will make it to the advantage of all
who expect to pay for what they get to
trade with him.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

A correspondent of the South Bend
Union travelled from indianapolis to
South Bend, without seeing any good
wheat, except in Laporte and St Joseph
counties. Guess the said correspondent
must have occupied a sleeping car while
passing through Marshall and Fulton
counties.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

Nash I; breckenridge, whose adver-
tisemsnt appears in our columns, arc
filling their spacious store room with a
large and desirable stock Of everything
pertaining to the hardware trade. Hav-
ing facilities AMI means of buying in
the best markets, and being determined
to sell at the lowest prices, they are Of
fering superior inducements to pur-
chasers.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

Elixir" who writes for the RepuJ-
Hcdn, should devote his talent to litera-
ture. lie is decided success, and we
love a man possessing such parts as
does this most worthy young man. He
has now fixed the senatorial question
ard squelched The DEMOCRAT. Good,
for beginning
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

Judge r. ID. Logan has permanently
located in Plymouth, and is prepared to
attend to law business in any OF the
courts Of the state. lie is an able and
experienced practitioner
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

For the best Sewing Mach inc buy
the Singer. ju16tf
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

All members of Americas Ledge, No.
81, |. o. q. T., are requested to at
tend the regular meetings every Thurs
day night, on account of important bus
mess. j. w. HOUGnToN, n. G..
III. MAYER. See.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21
z. w. CGOner,

"OMFIiPATTiIC PHYSICIAN. Can be con
/ I suited upon all diseases that aillict the hu
man system, Night calls promptly attended
Oficc in Balcony block, west side of Michigan
street residence directly south of the Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne 4 Chicago depot plymouth. Ind
mayj tjiy.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

SO far as We can learn, Gen. Packard has
introduced but one bill into congress We
gave synopsis of the same in paragraph
clipped from the Chicago Tribune, and in
serted in our issue of the u of last Febru
airy. In Difference TO our congressman, and
ument entire:
bin providing for the survey and sale of certain
unsold dublic lands in Porter and Lake counties
Indiana.
WHEREAS, There is lying along the little Calumet
river, in the counties of Lake and Porter. in the
State of Indiana a body ofland supposed to con-
tain about four thousand acres. which has never
been surveyed or sold, and which was described
on the original government survey as impossible
mOrass. And whereas the Calumet Draining
Company has been OrgaElzed under the laws Of
said state for the purpose of draining tbs valley Of
the said river including said morass. Therefore,
be it enacted by the senate and house of represen
tatives efthe United States of America, in con-
gress assembled d, that said unsold lands shall be
subject lien under the laws of the state of Indi
ana. for its proper proportion of the cost of such
drainage, and such lien mag be enforced against
such lands in the same manner and to the
extent as if the said lands were owned by private
persons.
SEC. ? Said lands may be surveyed and sold to
the highest bidder, under the directions of the
secretary of the interior suffice to the before
lcin
The above introduced Feb. Cd did not
even receive the compliment of being print
cd. Its best and truest title would be
"bill to donate 1000 acres of public lands
to the Calumet Draining Company, an
identical in organization and
purposes with the hankakce Draining Co.
The lawyers say said bill Is absurd and un-
Observation-Disclosures may be set down as
for tunate circumstances. For when man
feels bound to DO something and don't
know exactly what to do, il is weli that he
should be harmless.-LoPorte Herald, Jaty
16H, (Radicql.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

The editors of the Republican an
nodacc that they have been ''spat" upon,
which shows that somebody correctly
diyines tie purpose for which they were
created
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21
r RAILROADS.
-~~~~~~--~~->~-~---~--
Pittsburgh, at. Waync& Chit
cage Railway.

On and after june l 9th, 1870 Trains will leavc
Stations diiy. Sundays excepted,l follows
TRAIN leayingChicago at 80 7. NJ. leaves daily
Train leaving Pittsburgh 2,55 P. NJ, leave.
daily
TRIMS GOING WEST
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

Corn never before looked SO well in
Marshall county at this season of the
year as it does nov. IT being consid-
crably earlier than usual, but little dan
ger Of injury from the frost is apprc-
hcuied.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

Notice the card of \. II. Philpot, ieweler
in to-day's paper. lie has the reputation
of being good workman.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

On Saturday next, a trotting match
VIII take place at the fair ground be-
tween number of fast horses. \ slow
race and foot race are also on the pro-
rrammc. The horses will undoubtedly
make first-rate time, and the day will
b. interesting to al who enjoy such
sport.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

The author Of the article on the court
house question, published last week. de-
sires 70 amend it BY sayins that the
contractors were to receive $50 900 III
material and money, instead Of material
e.sI.~
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21
FkAINS GOING NORTH.
STATIONS AND sIDINGs. frSrRrSs lac,

Trains run 4 liiv. Snndav- excepted.
g. y BRADLEY, supqrilsfsno@a''
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

JUICES
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22

IF you WANT FLOUR sApKH, fAFEg 4Aos,
MtsPpinz faRs5 A n ~ % NIX nv, al,9
Snd dsasr flh StEsst npllEuls apAl heSth,sfn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22
PROPOSALS. ron FLOUR.

THKRmOMRTERs OF AL KINDS,
IN 0REAT VARIETY JUST REcuEKD. SOLE
AasNTs ron WOODR1TTs RATAaT roRfAHLE
BARONEFER FHE BksF ~ uSE
II. II. aRaIRLER,
OPFIOlAE, A55 N. az. / dsos M ana.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22

IN. r..,.,,,,o,, ,,s,iyosa co,...n,.. sh.,.l :,
boz Acknowledgement .tau,bria Iron works-In
the noweR % the Barth-TAc MaaufAetorlea
and IndustrieS OF pittsbass. us u
lEdit,hai oorrrsport-nee Of The Ropubnoan.l "a
'..HN hnis, PA, June ls, ls7a
tue Southern excursion party arriVod h@o
thls evening ana arc peasAnpy luarlerSd ~
thp iNcou huuso. my pue' .N'''on W ~
aaS' INC ls'h' iel' Us AZ ai'opha- on "'e i4Hh
we Niai'od anu ilspoNle
a ~, -, ~ lpali' 49,, moiS
-, .,.D - fo'l1H'
-, ', 10y '>,''u - 'AS sou"uy'
NY ~, ~ s' .l- wa, =, Brou'u anu oip-
f'o9 w 49, ni''''' :" Wv y"', rounu'
~" S0H'S "so Aitooha was OF no Importance
villa. '0', puI euo ronl'syiv ,, hahroH
Company 'o,ou y ", e,isio'o s''o TOT Wy
erection Of is .. ,'iu y nus w weaving y
works there built up o piaco unt" properly
is very valuable, and II h,N Oecomo quite
CITY, with every promise Of lnciHRso md inl-
proycmcnt.
The company's shops have a capacity q
turning out Rfty-two engines per annum, %
ono week. Here arc rebuilt AL the old To-
comotiycs Of the Pennsylvania railroad and
connections that have become worn out
When additional engines arc required TO me
crease the motive power OF the road or Us
connections, now ones arc built elsewhere
hut all the old numbers arc Kept supplied
here They do not claim to build new engines
hut only to repair old once Inc worn re-
pair" In this connection, mas proau s'gn'ui
canoe, however, iorp W wy mo o,Ii,t o"yi
they olton JeIk up = "hi'uoi N"iieu ny
wears out') ana oui'a an eiNeihe uuuo' "
Last year thlrty-elghs ioeohoei'sa "orS
paired and rebuilt, ana TINS year SlN'eoh navy
been turned out MreNiy' Inc SHOPS a'e ~
well ventilated, and arc large ana roomy, LOT
the convenience Of the workmcn' Tho whole
vast machinery Is run by an engine oil sixty
horse power Here Is done all the work. and
here arc fashioned and made all inc materials
a screw to q boiler or engine, and passenger
cars Of the richest and most handsome de-
scription are also turned out.
Onc sbonls devoted to wheels; another to-
lorlsuittipg, another Tn the construction
Of boIIcrs. another Ia brass castlnrs. another
IN work a. ,hc most delicate description. Sc.
ana tho most ncrfcct Imnrovcd machinery ia
always nsed. Everything that "a calculated
TO save physical labor b Avalled of and ap-
piled. The human mind directs, and the per-
iect machinery obcys the direction with
charming precision.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company is
always On the lookout for tho latest and best
improvements in machinery, and when an in
veution is found useful 1t pays the bcst price
for it, so that 1t is invariably in the advance
In this rs In all other matters relating to rail-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22


" the runnlnf bard and iuiHedately andsE tho on
nnseTh eyes, Y AZ uphght dlroct acting air pump
Whuh draws ita SUPPLY OF steam from the boiler and
pumps air into fosefVaF, witch IA attached 70 the
loot bard and hangs aEsotly under the cab This
pump Is entirely selfaeilnE aud Is really medium
botwOoh the pressure OF etcam IN the boqT and the
pressure u air In the reservoir. Thus Will DO
when tho proaaur0 Of Hofm riloa, thereby giving more
pJNuT the pump, tho air pressure In tho reservoir
must hlal rise II tho engineer draw supply Of afr
frun tho reservoir 10 appy the brHke, Nhs pump at
qnco PeHus WorkinG ylEorou.yi giihon, attention
from tho tnEinooT 10 make up the donploncy ~ pres
IN the fcsurvuif caused b. applyinE the brakos
II then works on until the steam and air pro5surs are
tho same lees tho allowance for friction In the pump
The quantity " steam used Ia pumping the air Is
scarcely pofcatibla, and tho time necessary for the
pump 10 Esstoto the pressure yaI9s tog one 30 two
mlnut0s The Inventor, We undorutAndt had Etoat
trouble In getting pump suitable for this purpose,
all those nov In use he tound wore not ehuTgy self
acting and consequently could not b dopsndod upon
without careful Watching from tho eugineor In sestor
Ina thopruasurp u air construed each time IN AppbinE
The brqtea lie, hoWuyur, hna invented tho present
pmqp, whigh answers the purpose Up every respect,
Under each oar of tho train Il cylinder hrny bnted
ia such poaitnn that tho piston Aes digectly the
lever, used tpr tie ordinary band brakes. BY pua
lng u9 ley9T and honhy Appylpg rh9 hraks, This
lug. ~ 0 ri lT7'' W
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22
IL o r s. R'-s
THE STEAMSHIP VIRGIN.
ATPUBIIO AUCTION, -
At EAsHJsSIps sAyT Z, S ss,elp,

y y . =. = = = =
VIII be sold At pnblle Anctlou, a the navI yard,
WashinEton ID. u, on wEDNiRHDAY, tho lsth yull
next II II m, the atAunch and last iron de-Nhsol
sieamshlp VIRGIN, built On the Ulyde. lagt.
Length - feet breadth o foct, depth y iefti CT
has tEo estimating engines Nan. In mod ORDER ~
yolyinE buckets wheala, and two tubular betsss'
iectsd 10 hydrostate pressure 81 y bs prysio1a "a
uary and found h be strong and tight Draft Of NAter
loaded feet The Ancheru ehAlns. boais and All ma
tGrtal on bard viii be sold wtth the vessel
Terms: Ohe fourth cash on day Of sale, and ~
mAndsT ON reasoval q the vessel from the navy Iard
i.a,.ta s,lisitsf q ths TTsassiI.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22

U WAsHINaTos, d, O., June y, 1870.
On the petition Of NORMAN W. PoAfERoY, Merdeu,
Conn prsgilE fgr the sIsen.lon o. .Pstent Eransed
to him t1e I'd day Of september 100. Tor N NM
prosemont in LubrinAtors{ . .. -. .
II Is orderod that the testimony In the 10 sio.ed
90 The I'D day d August NIT that he time TOT
filing arEumania and tho KAminera rqport b linitod
70 tia u dAy Of September ngnt and that SD peii
tiou b heard % the nh day OF September mort
80 =. SAMUEL 81 FISHER,
jsin.Wa9 Commissioner q PAtontA. .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22
GREAT DECLINE
I'm rH
.- 20
Teas and Coffees.

~ 49, importation, and We rIafAntee that they
vi, - aaiiafaetioa lust received 80 chests Of all
spsHn.ts Of Teas, and At lowest priceA .I Jog
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22

49, - : -
The pressure Of air Ia conducted these cyllndcrs
FROM the reservoir under The loc9mouye ~ Tine o.
ma ss' ephRn.o,ion va sss cylinder i made % S
g, Inc yh gs.,os sS S1 Z, On sI ab ssa
hose which oonnestsd whom the carr sie coupled
P. Gssa s TSS SaS i Ss sS ' ss Snsa
S ~; 800 Si:::; - y
x T; + - S;sa. 4, y - s ":
ear n, TON s E1Hg' - 90 %, 4. . -.
iSyeovg sosS. Instantly ma saoeissg .,sg The train,
sSis on al trains whsss hand or other Ssslss sss
Rr9Pshs % II, s.Rss sa.sss r'''-a lh'
ppSgo4 h,fs N thls lnvcn!iqn &. thai With y can
=. S s sssS s sA;sSs s TSsl
-V4getlvgUfafuta
81 z !; !, :sr:;:s ]. e; 4.
g even ioek b sds 10 Shes: Ths 6rsLs Z spPlsd
S II ~ an an ne M
sscsg - s.i ssii.s ~, o,,r bs
sssis ~ ,fsEs ssSi 81 ia@sdisisis fsisssSd, "a
Tho brake has boon most sovoroly testedL aud
always with the most satisfactory results, 70
that II will shortly bo In use on all passenger
trains on the great railroad limos. The south-
cru railroad mon Of tho party Wonc especially
pleased with II, and viii make carly ofturts -
bring II Into use on their roads. 20
On tho road again, wo halted not until we
reached Kittaning Point, at thO FOOT Of tlp
mountain Here va had an opportunity Of
viewing the magnihcent valley that stretched
In romantic Wow avAy below us. A like priv
ilogc was accorded after We had reached the
top Of the mountain. Again taking seats In
tho cars, We sped ON through the long AIlo-
ghany tunnel, and halted again
9 ~ o. N AZ Cresssa. g % s.' .l
which Is on almost the very sumnilOf the Allc-
ghanies. Here We took dinner, the manager,
Mr.. G. W. Mullen, having provided one Of the
most delightful Of foasts. The pure mOuntaia
air gave each one q good appetite, and iull
Justice was therefore dono to Abe vol sup
piled table. Crosson Is n fas'os- summer re-
sort hut the tide Of yisltora docs not generally
set in until tho latter part Of June or the LIST
Of July, aud therefore there were no strangas
there on the occasion Of our visit Tho sea-
son here Is short, lasting only during the
months Of July and August Is before and
after that tlmo tho weather Is intentionally
cool. Besides tho Crcsson House proper there
are a numbered cottages the vicinity, which
are owned and occupied during the season by
families from Philadelphia aud from Ohio.
The resort Is well patronlzod every season.
t.., N hi%s, ~, ,,, -
l $500 w n rnI M, ~ ~, u ~ ~.
as ~ Sns.' ~. go. s' s,a.I a :, Sns
roat M, N'''','N ''o
OF inc FehhHyNahlh ralirOad, VINO Oy tuo
way practical engineer, took charge oil the
engine, and gave US an opportunity otmaking
faster time than most OF us had ever before
experienced. For one stretch We ran nj the
rate Of IS miles an hour, aud telegraph poles
appeared and disappeared so rapidly that 1t
seemed almost impossible TO count them. The
road was in splendid condition. At JohnstOwn
an hour was pleasantly aud instruetiyeiy
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22


-
ton to the most elaborate explanations gave
practical Illustration Of the operations OF
compressed air by filling alargo reservoir and
then turning valve. This allowed the air
TO escape, and its force was demonstrated by |
n keeping glass ball>Poised In the air all I
~ while was escaping. Thenccto schocn- \
rrgsfs iulh aHdnaA mill. We rerc ushercd |
hfSt info ~ nah mIi, Shoro a lhc machines
Weru III mollon md Nerc cultfag nails n all
fitpes ana si.es. Many Of bic paIty bad
before seen the process Of fnAklng naiiN, but
never on a scale as extensive y this. This
establishment docs everything connected with
the manufacture Of the nall from tho melting
Of the ore in the furnaces TO the putting of
che nails IN hegs and startling tlae'a 20 ahe-
market From ,schorShcrgor's we visited
Mcssrs. Aaron, Ffonch a Co.'s east-stcol
spring works, where we had the pleasure Of
witnessing test Of the strength Of set OF
double elliptic freight car springs. The
springs were subjected 10 pressure Of 1900
pounds, and with the moslsatls factory rcsulh.
Aher good dinner at Ihc Union Depot
hotel, VIC were driven 30 Allegheny city 70
visit the locomotive works, Of vhishMt- D.
A. Stewart who accompanied the party, Is
the superintendent .ra.a
Mayor Brush, Of Pttsburs accompanied
the party in the morning, aud in the afternoon
we were Joined BY Mayor Oallow, OF Allie
ghany city. The route 70 the locomotive
works lay through the handsome now park,
which has tist been laid out. The fountains
IN the parks were all In full play; The rain that
| had been falling during the morning ceased at
| noon. and the grass, trees and flowers Of the
| mark prosontcd a grand appearances, and were
in pleading contrast with tho scene OF the
1 morning, whom tho party was moving amid
the smoke and uolso of the busy manu'ac-
tories.
Tho Alioshany rsrh -
covers ~ acro- oi B'"unu ''sa' " Wv , n'oa'
pleasant part Vi INV Wy w. Vy
Sssaiy $50 o~' o1' y ~ii - -.
anu sOi w. ~ p,ISe " 49, wy ~.
1ua no1e' sn'l A,,e @, ~, :. ~. IN al,
o'uer krow'n' No''ns u"I, ~ uVa M.
" ie,' u i,O " 1As y ~. ~ w,
oy =, ,",as -, ~,
'Oiu PVu"euy uuis - -
eha OF ~ pul VIC ns,o u''''
can secure inc rciho'" vi 'uo "unu'ns, UPo
cialy as Is on ho g'ouna ~ sunrHuoe
rather than ny r'gh1 Inv ouuuinB IL u, oap
eonui'loh anu noous 'Vo"us,'uor.p, H anu 'n'
pair it the structure VIII DO torn down and a
now one erected elsewhere and further beyond
the city. What particularly attracted atton-
nf tho IRfInlnina
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22
BUTTER.

We have the Anust quality Of now. ans,nAvorsd Nov
York Batter s7nAl 70 PhnAdslphiA Print, At D cents
HAMS.
pRIIT Rsfb, I EHEEyS sugar cured ,.4 ...r..
: BREAKRhsT BACON,
sh9 RHENR kGsSSbvIsu. E
Finest aaailtS q CREIlili.'
SUGARS. ...
An the fAyohtO brands lowest prices.
Graham, from solsotpd wits wheat
Ryo and Dat Meal, Ilomlny and uhtA
Parma, sAgo, Taploea, BArisy,
Turtles, Mushrooms. Peas, Anohovies. Olives, on,
all brands CHOW Chow Pickles. Gross Bilekwoll
Imperial Prunoa, POttod Meats, caporu, olses, sAr.
dimes, Preserved Ginger d
syruPaof eyoy variety. ....
MolAssoa Of every grade.
Another froah invoice Of Psok, Froau Co.'S London
Biscuits.
ABC.PEARIrBRILLIANT NIO-NAO PICNIC.
CELEBRATED "ALBERr' BISCUIT % cents
psr bon. f.
GRAHAM WAPERs, 80 ota pur boz.
GRAHAM ORAoKERs, (Vs1 bsst,) u stapsT n
FIGS. tansst auAli'y.) Is s,a perm.
DATES. (Asv.) 8 Ibs fOTSl.
MAPLE SUGAR. s IbG for o.
PRUNEs, Crurkish,) u eta psrIb.
I4IS-149OPeunsylvania avenue.
oFPoSrrHwILLAnDS' HOTEL ...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22
Now AdYerisementl


INOR sAIR. sHn-rlRd,roP BUGGY. lliQesR |
Il "a md iisIass' 10 ssodordsr so'd icties par
Us ,isss % 'a'S fUnPHREYs Stables. Q .,IIse
f.,5R RTlT, = SMALL HOUSE, or SIX l4ons
,lis in . sl TSiIis sS s,s's,. 49,.
sn.s, Iou,.,.a. s,., hat Ninth ssai TsasAI \.
IIERsIf f0a ekLk, :. N Xxx idLKNr sgesI,
~ fl1d ~ saPa-I s',se y,.sg e. ,es p,
~ ~ a.i.ss u ..la WI. 4 "a "a y
= =. : = ~ = 80 : II -isil4l I
NOR RENT-HOUsE No ", LMls,hfl, -.
n street. near ", Feoenuy ooeeyisa ~ uei hs as1t
isas S91 y y s9SSss ISs sr ~ s
Nfnne !. :
RARe cH6 IoSE OF TlI 4 i, h /. q, a RS-
6lY ~ &c ssvsSi srsst Iot
sS nog d3l.s gssas ssslss r rsssag r'i w. III
Psrusals. sRPb % JkMES I. gARBoHl z Bss,
su, Hstnlloe Erooes, Loui'lAnA "sn"s pssrs" !,
1925, 900. M u,
we hsy, nov q, hand 7
ONE HUNDREbANpINENIi'flNEIhVUsAN"
loa. On Real E,a.s q ne iSsi Ssss Of ln'srp' In
4 III pr At The lowest market
rates Q. w.ltAyENStll, =, * i, ~:
Jsas.Wt cas- "a isS,, ihirS dsSt ftriS ~ A
LNNtAoNo NJ AaSAANNs
DEror uukHrEnnAHTEn'a OygIcTl
MAAHtNdTuS, ID, o., June y, lhln. =,
WIN b ;uh =, guslie sse,ion o. !, H,sis. a.,
nsr q Nlneleenth street, oonRsoueut avenue sd
FOUR WORK HORSES
SD because 'hsJ arc In etOee Of The nune'f re-
Turuta cash
~ STdor o. ,ho ouar'erms-.'s Gonssyi, WINS
Brorot Briasdlsr Genorai U. E. Army Dopo, qpsiss.r
master toaW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22
AMERICAN ~ COMPANY An

GaRPowdcr, SI!15, SI.4O, Extra, s1'0O.
Imperial, 90 cents, s1.1Og best, SI.A0-
Young Tyson, 90 costa, 81 Oi best a1.AO.
OoIonG, s. eents. S1i verJ best, sI.1O.
English breakfast. 90 cents, ST very best
S1.1O. ~. .. ..... LODI No..
Japan, (ancolored,> s1.I0t extra, st.25.
Mixed TOhs, Eood So eenis' 81 st.ao'
best SI.1O. -.
COFFEE.
Especial attention Is given 10 ibis dopAFtnsnt We
roast our Coffee In "Hgdo'a PAtont Aroma Saving
BfoWner," and uao no water In Blasting, thereh9
saving The oonsumeF 70 pa1 cont Coneo rpasiod wen
Atisnon 70 our Old Java tho invoice Just
resolved Il the hbest imported.
JAVA, "Gcuuins old Government. " 81 otA, 30 ota.
PLANTATION, equal 70 MoohA."...35
MOCHA. tEsnnins. In original baloa)
OEYLON JAVA, vosJ Ane..."..".s.34 ~
LAGUANRA............... ~ N a|
hARtOAlBO...........,.... ..s-...-....Jo 10
70 - 1SaoJo
FRKNoH BREGKFAsT COPFEE, ground, rs eta.
Hotels, dining saloons and restaurants can seono.
miIs By using our French breakfast
Just received per steamer from New YORK.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22
Lost and Found.

TAKEN EsTRAY BY METROPOLITAN 70.
L LIUE, 10 ueorEotqNn, on the nth Of juno. ono
hay Horse, white On forohsad and noso. With shnrt
head and hind feet and lelt oTe blind which vp b
sold 70 The highest cAah bidder a the baEar OF W. l.
THURSDAY, July I. 10y. anlosa ovnsrahip e PrYyen
BE, order; oEo. II, HERRioK, properV Clerk