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In the Street. aud In the Press.

In the Streets aud In the Press.
PARIS, July IL, 1870.
The spanards do not apparently manifest the least
concern in the situation.
The Paris journals note the contradictory reports
OF the attitude OF Italy ON the Franco. Prussian
question
Some OF the reports say Italy Is favorable to
Frances others that she leans towards Prussia.
1t Is believed that II war is declared the Champers
will vote the entire budget.
The Paris journals also contain reports OF the arm.
ing of Prussia. 1t is said Prussia will establish an
intrenched camp OF rs, 900 men at Larrach within
few miles OF Basic, on the French border.
Ministerial Conferences Reports from the
German Frontier--A Prussian Army Said
to be- In Motion.
PARIS, July II, 1870.
The news that the difficulty with Prussia will pro.
badly be arranged Is founded on an announcement
that Prince Charles, Of Hohenzollern the father of
Leopold through Senor oozaga as an intermediary,
has telegraphed to General Prm that he should re.
fuse the crown for his son even II elected by the
Spanish people.
Munster olivier left the hail Of the Corps Lfgslair
at three O'Clock this afternoon had a conference
with the Duke de Grammont and the Prussam Am.
bassador, and returned.
1t was expected that the government would make
Auother declaration In the Chamber to-day, as all
tue Ambassadors were invited to attend but none
was made after the return OF NJ. Olivier.
DepuSy Duvernos submitted an Interpolation to
the government as to what guarantees would now
% demanded 70 prevent future complications, to
whion an answer will be returned at the proper
time
The panic on the Bourse today was eau led by the
forced sales Of spectators.
The Partisan Journals have reports OF an immense
movement Of troops in Germany. They represent
that the roads to tho frontier are encountered with
men and horses. Even IN the Grand Duchy Of Baden
the military activity Is remarkable. The railway
transportation has been arranged that 49, 600 in
fantry and 5000 cavalry reach the frontier In
one day. Secret exercises OF artillery have been
going on the fortress Of Rastad and on the common
roads Ia western Prussia sergeants OF the regular
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Diamonds, Watches mud Jcwciry,
acug at reduced prices GEORGE u ALLEN, OLE Broa1.
way, under 81. Nicaoas Hotel
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Cristndoro,s Unrivniicd Hair Dye.-SOid
aud applied al his wig scalp factory No As,oc House
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Harvest Prospects.

PARIS, July IL. 1870.
According TO present appearances half OF the
grain crop will be lost.
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25i Broadway, corner MURRAY drssL
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impressed In this matter; but Spain cannot without
shame draw back. so, EN- auant ct oiue Espag.e.'n
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en.y win Lie the Uend or HON

Fine Old Cheese for Sale, by
oEo. c. PARKER, cM Washington street.
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Sowing Machine S2J 10 2fJ.--Sf1 Broad.
Can DO converted into hand machine instantly con.
,enient for parties sons to the couny warranted fst
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Unensy VIII Lie the Head of Hohenzoiiern
should como to tins Spanih He better BY
far crown himself with Knox Hat eads thus crowned
not only rest easily, but look finely The Halter, KNOX.
TO DO found at IA Broadway IFS sy,umer BATS nos
equalcd in beauty style, hghtnoss and oroecnce Knox
The Prince Of Hsts aud greater tpa NE Prince OF Hohe0,
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LONDON. July I2-4:20 P. M.

p LONDON. July l2-4:2o P. M.
Consols closed at % Tor both money and the &C
count. American securities nat. United States
dvetwenty bonds, 1852, SIX; 1895, old, SIX; 1857,
SIX; ten-fortes, $50. Stocks nat. Erie Railway
shares III Illinois Centrals III; Atlantic and Great
western, Is.
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Paris Dourso.

Paris Bourso.
PARIS, July 12-2:3o P. NJ.
The Boursc is nrm. Rentes 1Of. 55c.
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A.-The Japanese Corn Tile Removes COrus
without 2c. Sold Al all tho drug and shoe storos
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TIE FIyAN sIaL ASPECT.
On 'Changc.

On 'Chaugo.
LONDON, July l2-2 p. M.
American securities quiet United States i've.
twenty bonds. 1862. SSA tenforties, 60. Stocks
quiet. Erie Railway shares l7>s; Illinois Centrals,
H.
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SARATOGA RACES.
Two Meetings,
SIX days each,
commencing l4th July and l2th August.
Old and WeII.Tried Remedy.

An Old and Well-Tried Remedy.
MRS. wISsLows SOOTHING SYRUP for chidres
sso,hng has stood the test OF thirty Millions moth
ere can testify that Is reliable and perfectly safe 10 ali
Relieves the Child from pain, softens the gums regu.
iaes tho bowels gives al infant, troubled with cole palms.
qnie. sieep, and rs parents unbroken re.t
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cute. Gecp, and is parents unbroken rest.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

- oaosenfown oouuulIs - Rruuuroul OF
TowE OEIIuIHs-ALL THI ovYforIts I1rro.
er ~ annual sls.s,a gs,1s the time set by law
oqanolla 10 joint convention, dnprss sdSntsS
Interest was msnifested, and long before ths
blea were denAelyl packed with oI,izsns And
who dhsu ed their claims 20 fhe small
table with the GreAteGt wdfmth, The saia,n' !,
though previously ehalked out, was a matter
ssvsrsi 70 sIIlsf a. Il many iaslsnosi
The one and same position. However, All doubt
Wa dltpellsdi WREN the nominees were an.
i h,tnunnes1o. y many who supposed they we're
proying that the political asis,e, y M Hold
rather Time" 10 uhsrring.
eli, W. s ss S:p; S sSs 5 g a. q
Piekrelll and all the msmberu pressnt
The roll being called = -,
% On M molten q M olaesugh, Nsssrl Dunlop
notify the Board Of AiSefnsn tbsf nv. hn.
had Organized, and was ready 10 reetiys srv
mST,segs lron the Boa5d Of Aldermen u.'f
4 message was receiyedth through the CLERK fMr,
LAIRD ihforming this Board h ii the Board 81
Aldermen was ready to concur and 70 into
Msssrs. Dunlop and Mitchell were appoint.
ed COMMITTEES TO escort the member 81 The
Board o. Aldermen to the Council phambeT,T
took the chAit, with VIM, Laird a. secretary,
After announcing the object Of the oouvsh
tlon, on motion, MeIsra. BronouFh And H,tsh.
los were appointed tellsrS. ',s''N
Nomination. being In ordaf. Mi. pi.habyh
nomlnated Hugh CAperton for recorder- "a
Mi, mi Nominated IL y, PesT SV'No"FN
The ballot wAs a. foiibwef Cap.rtan IA,
Peek0, - NNFs''S'' I"
$50 NJ. CApetton was declared elected.
quilted In the election OF the foiioseins,
Oiefk Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Laitd.
S,,.sotot Of ,rAxee.JQseph i. Simms, "a
Marker Of Lum6ef-wm, Semmea.
Market MAnter-John II. Reynolds. ~.
Flour Inhpsctor--JAcob r. SffAub- a.
Quager OF Llquofs-J. q. JohnSon,
Meigher OF Hhy-A. r. OffuW,
Wood Corder-DAniel OfLeRry.
Trustees Of the Poor-M. V. Buckley and
Cornelius A, Offutt T -
Harbor MAstet-Eben q. Brown. ..t
Commissioner Of Stfeets ana water Ensis
neer-R. r. shekell. --Af
Guardian Of Sehools-w. O. Mage, aye,
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WBCoSsIN REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
This association held liz regular meeting
last evening at the rooms Of the association,
400 Fifteenth street. J. II. Jersey, esq,
presided In the absence Of the president
termlued TO hold the meetings hereafter
semi-monthly, instead Of monthly. Meet
ings will hereafter be held on the nrst and
third Mondays In each month. A commit.
tee-cousisting Of Hon. AmaaR Cobb, NJ. c.;
Hon. Phlletus Sawyer, N. c.; Hon. II. d.
Barron-was appointed to dram resolutions
on the death Of Hon. b. +. Hopkins. Com.
mlttees were appointed and the necessary
arrangements were made TO hold the second
sociable Of the association about the goth Of
| this month.
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DIsGRACRRuL TREATMENT or FEMALE
0PHRATIvEs IN THB PRINTING BUREAU.-
Some time ago Superintendent George B.
McCartee, OF the Engraving and Printing
Bureau OF the Treasury was hauled over the
Goals pretty seVerly for putting up several
notices In his bureau which were represented
10 be Insulting to the female employees. It
was then stated that these notices, which
forbid swearing, profane language, chewing,
smoking &c, were posted mp In rooms
where the girls where employed almost eT.
cluslVeIY. An explanation Of the matter 10
now furnished BY some Of Mr.. McCarteo's
fheu Do. Instead Of intending to insult the
gir'S for diVulglng news ills said he caused
tho notices to be put up for their protection.
It lie alleged that the printers employed In the
bureau were in the habit OF abusing aud
swearing at the girls working 10 the same
rooms. Every printer has girl to assist
him in placing the sheets Of paper on the
presses and taking them of after the print
ing. To these girls the men were said to be
highly abusive and inspltlng and several
complaints were made TO the superinten.
dent, who considered IL his duty to issue
strict orders against the custom, and In fur
therance thereof caused the famous notices
to be posted up. 1t Ia proper TO give this
eide Of the story as well as the one published
some Weeks ago. Wash. Cor. ". Y. Herald
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WASHINGTON MEDICAL AssocIATioS.-
This association met Ut the hall on T street,
between Tenth aud Eleventh, at ! o'clock
yesterday afternoon, DR.. Y. Howard pre-.
siding, for the purpose Of eleetlnE officers
for the ensuing year. The election was had
wish the following result For president, W,
P. johnson, NJ. d. first vice president, J.
W. H. Loyejoy, NJ. D.j second vice presl-
dent, ]. N. Toner, NJ. d. corresponding
secretary, D. W. DhnkRrd, NJ. d. record.
ing SECRETARY, ". Lee, NJ. d. treasurer,
WIN. Marbury, N. D. librarian, A. F. A.
King, NJ. D.
The following board Of examiners was
also elected; Louis MackAll, IT,, N, D.j ?.
A. Ashford, NJ. d. D. r. Hagner, N. D.;
W. q. Palmer, NJ. D., and O. N. Ford, NJ. D,
A motion was made to suspend the rules
for the purpose Of allowing the introduction
Of resolution to admit regular graduate
physicians irrespective Of color, but the as.
ISOLATION refused to permit the suspension Of
the rules.
After some further unimportAnt business
the association adjourned.
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SCENE IN THE GALLERY or THE HOUSE,
About l o'clock, yesterday afternoon, an
Insane colored woman appeared In the gal
lery Of the House Of Representatives attired
In most grotesque hAbliments. She had a
blanket thrown around herr from her neck
was suspended large picture Of the late
President Lincoln. Amer chanting several
hymns, and singing "The Star spangled
Banner" she said she had come 10 whip the
present members of Congress into measures
for the relief of the colored people Of the
United States, at the same time Furnishing
long whip in rather too close proximity TO
the heads Of many listeners. The woman
was permitted to proceed In her incoheTent
harangue for some time, when one Of the
officers OF the House expostulated, and she
departed, promising to call again when Con-
RTeAs assembled.
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GEN. A. GRANT AND MAYOR BOWEN
Yesterday afternoon Gen. A. Grant visited
the Mayors office for the purpose Of obtain.
Ing record connected with the sewer on
Second street east, near the buildings now
In course Of erection by Grant The Mayor,
observing Mr.. G., said, "Grant, have We
toed that sewer bill. Do you want 10 hearit
read !" Grant replied that he did not care
about II, and some sharp words ensued,
when DR.. Tyudall, the Mayors clerk, re.
peated the inquiry. Grant told the clerk he
might read 1t II he desired. While the clerk
was reading the veto message the Mayor
stepped to his desk and procured a heavy
round ruler, with which he advanced 10
Grant and threatened TO strike him. Word;
then enSued between the parties, during
which Mr.. Bowen ordered Grant to leave hi
office. The latter declined, remarking that
the office was public one, and warned the
Mayor not to strike him With the ruler, "al
| Ii would be his last strike"
The parties then became less belligeTent
and Grant asked Mr.. Tyndall for the recort
he sought. The clerk said he was governed
by the orders Of the Mayor. Mr.. Bowen theI
Informed Grant he could have no paper
from his otfieei but If he tGrantl paid thu
amount on his property on south A street h
could open the sewer. Gen, Grant declined
the proposition and left the office, and ha
since taken steps TO procure q warrRn
against the Mayor to answer charge o
assault.
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Nlw JHRsHr AssooIATIoS.-The regular
meeting Of the New jersey Republican Asso-
citation was held last evening In Union League
Halt President II. d. sWayEe In the chair,
2. 8. Garretson, secretary.
The executive committee, secretary and
treasurer made their reports for the quarter,
which were adopted.
Measrs. Bradshaw and Kaighn were APP
pointed a committee TO walt upon Senator
Cattell and request him To address the asso-
citation at some day convenient 10 himself.
Messrs. salter, GArretaon aud KAighn were
appointed TO confer with like committees
from other State associations regarding soclA-
bles to be given during the winter.
The society adjourned, subject to the call
Of the president. H.
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NATIONAL LABoR UMON.-At the last
meeting Of the Labor Congress, an advisory
eouneil was appointed 70 publish an address
TO the people Of the United States. Since
then President FraVellieh called them to-
gether 70 meet In this city on the Sd instant,
and requested that as many Of the executive
1t convenient would attend. Yesterday a
few OF the delegates met at General Hugh
CauIeron's ONCE, 2l0 = street, but did
noti lingi they meet again this morning at II
O'Clock.
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ASTr-TuNSEL MEEIIso, An adjourned
meeting Of property-owners on " street
was held al the sohool.house on NJ streot,
between Tenth and Eleventh. The meeting
was called to order by J. Russell Barr, esq :,
the chairman, who stated the object Of the
meeting 10 be to hear the report Of the com.
mittee appointed at the last meeting TO so.
lielt signatures 10 the memorial to Congress
adopted upon that occasion.
Mr.. Wilson z. Brown, from that com nit.
tee, reported that they had called upon a
number OF individuals owning property on
the street, and nearly all called upon had
signed the paper. In view Of the fact that
many owners Of NJ street property lived In
other parts Of the city, much time was con.
sumed In finding them. The committee
therefore, asked further time to prosecute
their labors.
Mr.. s. II. Kaufman moved that the com
mlttee's time be extended until next Monday
evening.
Judge Wright moved to amend by direct
Ing the committee 10 present the paper
when completed, to the two Houses OF Con
gress.
The amendment was accepted aud tn,
motion carried.
Messrs. VIM. stickney, s. II. kaufman
and Judge Wright were added to the com
mlttee.
Several gentlemen In the room came fpr
ward and signed the protest, after which ID,
meeting adjourned sine de.
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CONCERT AT WESLEY CnAPEL. - This
church has Just been thoroughly repaired,
and the audience room will be opened to-
night for the first time, on the occasion Of
an exhibition to be given by the Sabbath
school. On Thursday evening there will be
q grand concert, Prof. J. II. Daniel, choir
conductor, and Prof. TaAker 10 preside at the
piano. Some OF the best talent In the city
have volunteered, and altogether the enter
tainment will doubtless DO Of an extremely
pleasing character.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

STOCKHOLDERS In the Washington Library
will ind something to their interest In our
special notice column.
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The FoURTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLuB.-
Mr.. b. d. Peck calls a meeting OF his Fourth
Ward Republican Club for Wednesday even
Ing, and characteriEes the meeting tonight
as being under the auspices Of disorganiIsu
and malcontents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

LOT on the Island, between Sixth and
Tenth streets, 10 wanted by at" at this
office.
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CoLoRHp souooL TRusTKEs.-A speclal
meeting OF the board Of trustees OF colored
schools was held last night at the Stevens
school. house on Twenty street, between
and L. The object OF the meeting was In
town and Washington 10 discuss matters
pertaining TO the difficulties that exist In the
board. = r.Hs s..... 0HI'-
There were present Messrs. Charles King
and Alfred Jones, who discussed the matter
OF the call, and agreed TO meet the citizens
at Union League Hall on Friday night, to
give them any Information they may deslre
concerning the action OF tho board.
Several applications for leadership were
submitted and appropriately referred.
Also, a number Of bills, several Of which
were ordered to DO paid.
The meeting then adjourned.
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ATTENTION, COMPANY COMPANY A, First
National Guards, hold their nrst annual
meeting for the election Of civil and military
oficors, at Marr's Hall, S26 4 street, be-
o'clock, sharp. Let every member be pres
enL.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

CoRoNER's IEQUEsTs DURING THE YELR.-
During tie year ending Saturday last there
were % lnquests held by DR.. W. W. Potter,
the coroner OF the District. The VerdlctS
were as follows In 20 cases death was
caused by accident, 10 from violence, IS from
natural causes, 10 directly from the use OF
strong drink, 3 by suicide, and / from expo.
sure. There were IS still.born infants
found,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

The PEKIN AND YEDDo TEA sToRB, 424
Ninth street, Is out with its New Years
basis In the way Of reduction Of the prices
Of coffee, The reputation Of this establish.
ment for It's pure cotiees, burnt by scien-
tihc process and ground to order, iS second
to none In the city, as Rttested by the large
demand made for this delicious berry,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

A NEAT CALENDAR.-Wo have received
from Messrs. French, Langran a ogilvie a
very neat form Of calendar for 1870, similar
TO the one issued by this house for 1860.
Each month is on a separate leaf, with the
ngures In large plain type, so that they can
be seen at glance. As the month passes
comes TO view. On the back Of the pages
thus arranged Is a neat calendar aud list
Of fire alarm stations, which are thus al
ways ready for convenient reference. This
form Of calendar Is patented, and MesSrs.
French, Langran & Ogllylo have the exclu-
slye right for the District Of Columbia.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

OAK HALL hdVSrtlSss evcryNh.rc. We
notice Barbour a Co, Oak Hall Clothing
aud Tailoring, $50 Seventh street, opposite
envelopes used on the 7 street railroad.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

THB TIEDER Of a solid gold breaStpln, lost
between the Post Once and Capitol Hin,
will receive a reward Of ave dollars by leGy.
Ing ltat this ONCE.
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U. 5, GRANT PosT, No. l2, @. A. r., mostS
At Union League Hall At 7 O'Clock this
evening,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

TIMELY AsNsTLNoE.-A. s. Solomons,
treasurer Of "The Washington Association
for the Improvement Of the Condition Of the
Poor" thankfully acknowledges the receipt
OF $50 from Hon. John W. Foruey, through
General o. o. Howard t25 from James Q.
Smith, Of Oregon, through b. II. Slime
metz, ESQ.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

Tug WORKIEGMBE or GHORGErowE hold
a mSss meeting at New Market Hal al
O'Clock this evening.
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The NATIONAL MEDICAL SOCIETY meets
at the Office Of its secretary, 1895 New YORK
avenue, corner Thirteenth street, at 1850
this evening.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

Tue ANNUAL MEETING Of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company will be held on Monday,
the l7thinstani, for the election Of managers.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

THE NATIONAL BASE BALL CLUB, at their
annual meeting last night, elected the fol.
lowing officers for the ensuing year, Gen.
eral Ell 8. Parker, president; Hon. John W,
Douglass, nrst vice president; General Noah
pen, recording secretary; J. d. Hyer, CORE.
spending secretary A. Il. Bonuer, treas
urer; Joseph Y. Potts, scorer. MesSrs. Ed
ward French, A. r. Bonner, W. @. Cutler,
and Z. II. Waddell were elected directors.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

LINCOLN PosT, No. 3, @. A. R., meets at
Grand Army Hall, corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and Eleventh street, at O'Clock TO-
morrow evening.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

Nm. L. j. o'TooLE, 500 Pennsylvania ave
nue., offers for sale one Of the oldest and
best drug stores In tho city, The location
Is central, terms easy, and the opportunity
a rare one.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

GEoRGETowR Flour INsPEcTIoSs.-Dur-
Ing the month Of December the Inspections
Of nour were az follows; Family, $500, en-
ira, s,s24I super, 7I3i nne, 1885, first mid
ding, 26Ii rye, III total, 2O,ls6 for the
month, and 1887 for the quarter ending
Deeember 81. 1850.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

A PHYSICIAN WRITES TO Mn. l.. HoPIi
81 embrace the first opportunity to inVestl-
gate II more thoroughly, having long felt
the need Of such an article In my practice as
4 substitute for ale and liquors, which are so
much adulterated," &c. Hoh7s Malt Ex-
tract Is already recommended by our leading
physicians, as a tonic and remedy with the
the most satisfactory results, and Is extern
slyely used where all splrltuous liquors and
ales are discarded. Bold by all druggists
and grooers. coll
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

Coon REsoLVEs.--Sinee the commence
ment Of the new year q number o. parties
have appeared before the justices Of the
peace for the purpose Of subscribing 10 oaths
10 abstain from all use Of Intoxicating bev-
erages during the present year. Would II
not DO more sensible TO sign the pledge Of the
Washington City Temperance Society, or
better still, Join the JonGdabs, whore the
pledge 10 for llfel
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

G. NJ. PARKB, ESQ.,, superintendent OF the
Sunday school attached TO the New York
avenue church, hAs resigned his position,
and attached himself to the church OF the
Rev. DR.. Chester, on Capitol Hill. Prior to
his withdrawal he was the recipient from
the school Of handsome set Of tea spoons
lined with gold. Mr.. Parke is an energetic
Sunday school man, and will be valuable
accession to DR.. ChesteT's church.