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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-05

po-TAL IELEGRAPnY.-A Washington
dsputch says:
The Postmaster General recommends
The purchase hy the Government of all
existing lines OF telegraph, pro ided they
en- be obtained for u reasonable sum.
il the companies insist upon eXorbitant
prices, he then recommends that the
Gn'erument he authorized To build in
dependent lines. He estimates that at
rates he considers fair and Just the lines,
poles, instruments and other property of
eyistug companies are worth about SD q
100000 In this, however, he does not
include the vaIue Of prospective bust
ness, etc His system coutcmrlates com :
ptee ownership on the part Of the Gov>
srnmcut, and making ali connected with
the poSt telegraph officials aud appoints
ers OF The Postotiice Department. Mem
hcrs OF the Committee on Anpropria-
lious, who have imrortially examined
iut3 tho question OF cost, have come to
the conclusion that such purchases as
the Postmaster General recommends can
Tot be made, either through arbitration
ar otherwise, for less than $4,000, OO0
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-05

p,RpoHED FIX. Paymaster John J..
,I,3ra. the defaul;er, has been pardoned,
than he NAV be used as a witness for
.bs government against certain New
York brokers, who knowingly specialized
with funds furnished by him, aud whom
the Government authorities propose to
hiring to justice. Washington dispatch>
G. say
Among the persons who have exerted
themselves to secure the pardon of
Hodge. the defaulter, were his father,
the celebrated the iugian of Princeton
college, his sister Mrs. Commodore
Erdaers, his family, and Gen Mei.s
The President, it is understood, was
moved To this act OF cIemency by the be-
lief that Hodge was drawn into the de
Glca,ion by the intrigues of others,
rather than hv any premeditated lnten>
,on of his own TO delraud the Govern
mant His frank ackuowle,ig ment OF the
crime, aud his ,ouuarily making all
the rrplrarjon in hi. power by surren-
dpripg his private property, and IN which
his vue insisted upon joining him with
lerown individual property, cxci,ed lur
lim and bis family the greatest sympa-
nv Ills wife, who is in very delicate
healsh, and their children, made earnest
gpuell, 70 the President, which were not
among the least OF the efforts in bis be-
hill, aud which strengthened the Presi
dent in bis disposition to extend the par
nyaing nuMer.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOTICES 0F NKw ADVRkTIsENRNTa
RKyRIomAroRs, vaterhltsrs and coolers at
OEden's si4 Seventh street
N. NJ. Ross offers q beautiful ten-room house,
with three villa sites, foI sale cheap.
VIII 40. II. MORRISON have received all
the latest works
TwELvE HUNDRED lbs. new crop maple sugar
and 1000 sugar.cured Maryland hams a, Bryan
Brothers.
SPECIAL couvocation OF Lafayette II. A.
Chapter, No. 3, Masons, will he held Saturday
evening.
WV L. WALL h Co, customers, will sell, on
Monday, April IS, At 10 O'Clock, .. M, the fur.
niture 10 the ST. James hotel, corner Of Penn.
sylvania avenue and sixth street.
PARrIEs who furnished substitutes during
tho war are requested to call at No. 3ls Eighth
street.
JonS d. WHEELER, broker, wants good
business notes. also deferred real estate notes.
/ THE annual ball Of Damon Lodge, No. n X.
Of r., will be held Easter Monday night
SUBSCRIPTION BooKs tnrst ssries) to the
Territorial Savings, Loan and Building Afso'
citation will close on the i2th Of Aprili
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29

Inspector General aAtohel reports tue arrival
and sale OF marine products as follows: steamer
KeypOrt, 90 punches white perch and rock tsh,
sold at ~ cents per bunohi " Potomac river
shAd, sold TO Thomas Raglan at ~ cents each; 70
punches herring, % cents per bunchl 800 mul-
lets, u coats per bunch; Is bunohos yellow nsh,
sold at IS cents; % punches small white perch,
~ cents. Steamer wAwAset, consigned to John.
son Bros.-l, 900 punches rock nsh, sold at from
% TO 90 cents per bunchi 80 single rock, 90 aud
70 cents; 100 punches herring, Is and n cents;
2O0 punches pike, IS and 30 cents; 100 punches
yellow perch, z and n cents 70 Potomac shAd,
10 centi each. Consigned 70 q. r. Railey-io6
punches herring,2I cents per bunch; l23 punches
pike, IS cents per bunchi 10 punches yellow
perch, IS cents per bunch. Consigned 10 X. A.
Golden q BrO--Ts punches pike, Is cents per
hunehi 90 punches rock nsn, u cents per bunch.
CONSIGNED to James SkidmoFo-l,l4 punches
mixed nsh-reeeived ~ contract price Of 50 cents
per bunch; 1857 punches mixed nih consigned 70
Simmons, sold at prices ranging from Is ~ -
cents per bunch. schooner Nellie, 400 bushels
Smith creek oysters, small, 80 cents; large, 10
cents. slOop Mary Helen, 400 bushels Gone
river OYSTERS small, 40 oentsj large, 81. Steamer
Express, 70 punches rockhsh, sold at 90 cents.
Slo6p -, 100 punches yellow and white perch,
sold at private sale to Thomas RAgAn. Fish sea.
son has fairly opened.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29
EMANCIPATION.
ITS PRoPERCELEHRIuoS DISTRICT.
Alss'inE Of the Csuvsniiou Last NIEht-Ar-
ranGements for the Dsmeustratisa Per-
fected- Rssointisns Adopted aud the on
GERS Of the Procession Appsiated,

The convention to make arrangements for the
celebration Of emancipation In the District ~.
sembled last night At Union League Halli Ed.
Atkinson In the chair, and Henry johnson soc.
Knsr some preliminary business, the commit
tee on resolutions reported the following;
Whereas the presidents Of each district have
the Interest OF their constituents at heart; there.
Es,oipsd, That they be invited to take seats
amongst the deleEatea.
Whereas Abraham Lincoln, President Of the
United States, by proclamation, struck from the
slaves Of this District their shackes on the ian
day Of April, 1scs; and whereas We ever regard
ana our Children 81 S e interest to "
ResoIved, That we pledge ourselves, indiyIdu.
ally and collectively, 70 exert our innusncs 10
make me proposed celeeration one Of Interest
Received, That We invite every colored citizen,
and every Organization, military and civil, 70
participate with US on that day.
The resolutions were adopted.
Mr., Washington moved that a committee on
Invitation he Rppointed. Adopted.
The CHAIR appointed as the committee A. NJ.
lsAlAhs. washington aud S. Y. Atkinson.
The COMMITTEES on resolutions reported the
following, which Wae adopted,
hold a mass meeting fof The proposed y osiebra.
tion on the 10Th Of April and each district elect
Aehlef marshal for IT, own district
NJ; Johnson moved that reception commit.
Adopted.
Perry Carson said that he felt houorsd that
he should BE- chosen for the position Of chief
tlon would prove success He then announced
the following as his stan and aids;
CH1KY NARauAL's nrAYP.
Chiof fstan-UOrnellua CLARK. Aldn-Alfred
Pope, Adplphus Hall Mason Cotton, Joseph
smallwood, 0eerEe W. Phillips, Alfred Jones,
Nicholas oliver, Daniel Lewis, jr,, Thomas n.
Real uSsyiss P.ss,s Ham pinsr P.t 9sI;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29

THH RIvKR.-Bordsn Mining Company
whaTf--Oleared, schooner A. NJ. Loo, tor Fall
River, with $40 tons Of coal.
Hartley's wharf-ATriyed, schooner Kitty
Annett, from Alexandria, with 10 bushels Of
wheat for Hartley 4 Bro.
Consolidation Goal Company'q wharf
Cleared, schooner q. W. Locke, for Boston, with
$50 tons OF coal; schooner Minnie Kinule, for
Norwich, with 89h tons.
Tho boats NJ the lock on the level leading 10
Rock crock are detained In consequences Of work
being done TO Il.
BIbs for laying the slH miles Of track for the
Union railroad will be opened on the 10th OF
April, and the whole limo q 20 be completed and
In running order by the LIST Of July.
THE CAnAL-ATTlyed, boat CathArIne y.
Waters. from SharpsbuLg, Nd, With 1000 bush.
els OF wheat for George Waters; MonOcaoy, from
MOnOeaoy, with 1900 bulbes u corn and 100
bushels Of wheat Tor d. Talbot a SOAi A, g.
Trundle, from Whites ferry, with O. 900 bushels
Of corn for B. Talbot \ Son,
dRAIH sALEs.-The sales yesterday were
!, 800 bushels OF prime wheat AZ from t1.p6 10
tl.poBt; 100 bushels very good At from tl.pO 10
~; 400 bushels Of good at o. ST. 200 bushels on
iair At tl.sij and ZOO bushels Of white corn al
% cents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29
CHIrMAS, CDONTy SPARE THAT BOARD.

o, Chapman, chop that Board Of Works,
And dsizn thein not q single bow
This Cloths, the yAndAla, Hsathsns, Turks
o, for our good rall.splittor noui
Aud Washington IA nOught but dust
Where does bis little hAichet restI
FREQ sellers, TO this rescue fiy,
search out some knot-hole-through It crawl
And save our classic, grand CanaWli
Never had Egypt suoh Nile
AZ this, which they propose TO spite.
CHORUS or HENoRIALIsrs
Take, take our CapltOl-ltake all,
Hut leave, oh, leave, our grand CnnaWl;
Crane, Severpon--dear Doctor Hall,
Can you not save our sweet OanAWlf
On such fair banks, In luoh rich slime,
The CRANES were bred from earliest timei
There, sereechsd and resked and splurEtd
There may the latest Crane he drowned.
II.
A tiny chap, perched on its wall,
With pln.iook nshed he our canawl;
Mud-oAts and mullets, and what smslts,
He caught, with little Nigs and Celts.
The coal and woodward, round him lay,
The daughter house aud Murder Bay,
And, as tiiu san sank, rcd a. blood,
He'd bAtho In medlcated mud.
A bigger boy, what bliss to share
A long boat oabln--chaW and swear
Fetch wateTmelons down-Or coal;
How gracefully he'd shove pole,
Aud take In sail, by long boat rule.
Oh shore, by knocking down the mule.
And then young man, deep ln love;
when moon aud stars were bright above;
Twas Venice, gondOla and AlL
To spoon about the grand canawl.
III.
Must tho Marsh market house come DOWN
Shall Murder Bay lose It's renOwn?
Must Horse heaven dle-ouT frog ponds drain
Old landmarks got Forbid II OrAnel
Baste Cooke-teed Mullett To his brood
Split up that Board ~ klndling wood;
oh, give US back the good old times,
When Gusts speaks and RothWell rhymes,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29


The bill which passed the House Of Repre-
ssntAtiYes on the sth Instant 10 relation TO
bOunties, does not include the troops mustered
In the service tor three months from this Dis
trlot In 1901 The House bill provides "that
every volunteer, nOn-cOmmisslOnOd 0tficer, pTl-
yate, musician and Artlncer who enlisted into
the military service Of the United States prior
20 July n lsol, under the proclamation OF tho
President Of the United States OF May s. 1891,
and the orders Of the War Department Issued
In pursuance thereof, and was actually mus
tered before August q, 1881, into any regiment,
company or battery, which was accepted By the
War Department under such proolamat ton and
orders, shall be paid the full bounty Of one hun.
dred dOllATs, under and by virtue Of the said
proclamation and orders Of the War Depart
manL, In fOroe at the time Of such enlistment
and prior TO July Y, lsoli provided that the
same has not already been paid" Ths District
Of Columbia volunteers were mustered into ser
vice under orders from the War Department In
April, and prior 10 the proclamation shove men
toned. The bill II now before the Senate, and
will probably be amended so as to include the
District Of Columbia troops.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29

to either, but desired to protect the interests Of
the people o. this District and the people Of the
'"'''' Nm. nucw SAID
he had taken 4 part in opposing the passage Of
this bill, but n the suggestion Of Mr. Randall
was adopted, and the friends Of the bill would
a minority Of the committee 70 he considered,
much Of his ohieotion fell 10 the ground ne
had always insisted that the House bad 2 right
nority OF committee. he had no particular
objection 70 amendments proposed ~ others
than members Of the oommlttoe being cut on by
Forty .Arst Congress they had contendet for this
right aud with one exception, secured H. He
had ieit lhdis nant when he read the assertion
Of Mr. Starkueather, that nine tentha Of the OPP
position TO the bill came from the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. He did not know that oOrpota.
ton, and was nEhting on no such grounds. He
railroad, and considered him a great man. In
q personal contest between Mr.. scott and Mf.
Garrett bis sympathies would be With MrScot'.
Mr.. s,Arkusa,hsr repeated bis statement
tlemnn or the Kentucky delegatien, II had been
manifested 10 the committee and here that the
opposition came mainly from the Baltimore aud
Nm. scoPHLp OBTAINED
permission TO speak, and SAID the ease pre-
seniei here was that Of two great railroads
peopis OF f.np,yiS Nv had BEEN struggling Tor
a free passage 10 the capital. Eyery effort bad
been made by the baltimore AND Uhi9 railrosa
$1,000 ths",. 10y ~" ~ 80 m pann
| aylvanla road had changed the running Of thelI
Iains 70 meet tne une oI 'ns y, IT,. s,,1
Ohlo roai, they haa ehangea lheis X 49,.
mem nsu w ,sh.n inv hal succeed n
iAhu beklslA!urs, hhu uhen my nau $500
70 Eet,nk 70 this GUY any aol
SSPot me, ,h. n ~ ,dnnsi he Su md we're stiIi
iofcel tht , 70 tunhe. tne n, ~ ~ Nv,
opposing his 20 ss q
public. lie saii there w. ese ,h SerrS p,
opin,on n,.1n IS nv ny nos ahiso,sa 10 ~
road, because he wanted q park and snothel
Nah.eu ~ Wv ~ 81, w ,n,y, N. ~ 49,,
,h nnsanaan, ,.o,,,h s.,i ~ ,',o,ss,s y
II, actual value ne compSny would slssIy pur
onss seI;,..,,... .,..,,, ..,,.,.., nj. ,.,,,..t
mt s1s,n Lv',onya "
Ssfs Of II the co conmittes, MsssrI POLAND an,
OI NJ rox ofN v oh,.c,.d unl... IN. .m.nJ
msnt Proposed BY M Beatty Of oh 10 P royli
go 70 the support OF the POo' " washington
NJ sI.yESs.,her declIned TO allow addItiona
.,,snymsn1, o,,eped u''''"'U "
amsndmsnu oner e. ..,., .,...,, a., .,,..,
,,s n n.. p TnIna,es H'A''' "'A'D w 'P'"'
"s NJ ptanasuI, am v .,k.d o,r,h. n.,, Az.
~ ~, poisnd y, u M INA nss hys Nv NV
~ ns,s ~ " MI, - ~ -, a.. .nd "a,
al ~ r,smhsy,, n toS ~ psst Ave- and IN canS,
: sisa hns.,a. a, sss.tsa wv -"N Wv N'"'
M, Resttv nnnllv obtAIned lava IN have nj
amsndment read. hut Mr., stsrESeathsr Der
nsnglug and NJ S'sleSkD Inc psr IS ,ssni
ps,sd xlthaat an unIsSstsnjinS heins sfIsrt ~
Mr.. Kerr moved 70 adjourn.
Ia ~ n,set az satariay' and
4 MI. MeNeeiy. on III. moved 10 amend the Ia,
ter motinn by insertins Monday In Mace oI ssi
in aach NJ the,. molIon. thu ys.. and nav
. ware ordered
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29

No. 900 Seventh street, corner Of /, (the Oldest
shoe house on tho street, still leads, His stock
Is larger than ut any former time, and far sur
leading manu- aoturers and selected the most
desirable kinds and styles. He feels cOnhdeni
that be eau offer TO his extended trade, aud the
public generally, greater Inducements than they
can md elsewhere. He would say 10 all, "Thls
10 the place for perfoct-nttlng, durable, and
stylish boots aud shoes"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29
ma.fla RlHh9

Yester lay afternoon two oolOred women,
named Martha Matthews aud 9o0rglAnA Allen,
living In Murder Bay" became engaged In a
quarrel caused by the effects OF bad whisky,
When Martha seiEed broken bottle aud struck
her opponent several blows, innlotinE some
severe gashoS. She was arcs cd and taken to the
moved TO her home
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29
RILLiARD TAHLEs RRPAIRBD,

The undersigned beg laays 10 inform EsntIsmon
hAylnE Billiard Tables that they are prepared % lAio
2 o.iotn % ne 5es. PoeielSS PAnne.. Tables cut
n New YORK and retained nearly squAl 10 nSI ~s
-. MILl.kh a JONKi,
Propnetors Buliard and hlmpls Rooms Nntlo,.l
Thestre aiding, tal5 and taf X street. and sssts
ksTYOTE' IaSS@s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29

The Board Of Public Works have directed tho
repairing Of pumps 10 the following localities!
Eighth street, between aud y Streets north.
northwest; sixth street and Louisiana Ayonus
Sixth street and Rhode Island avenue, FiIlh
and y streets, Thirteenth street aud Pennsyi.
yania avenue, street, between Third and
FOurand,a-half streets southwest; and Pour.
and-a-half near N street, southwest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29

At recent meeting Of the oifcers and teach
eIs OF Lincoln Mission, Miss Field, the mis-
slonary, presented her report, which showed
nIshed the dsstitute; over two hundred boys
and girls had been taken into the night school,
and one hundred girls taught TO sew. Miss
Fields was presented with q handsome gold
watch by DR.. J. Il. johnson on behalf Of the
teachers aud other friends In recognition OF her
faithful devotion TO the cause aud the valuable
ssrVicos she has rendered.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29
CITY ITEMS.

DooLEYs YEAST PowDHR Is the cheapest, but
not the lowest priced, Baking Powder. Elegant
Biscuits, Rolls, &c., prepared 10 q few minutes.
THK MOST complete stock Of CATERS and Slip.
psrs at HEILHRUE's, No. 4l0 Seventh street,
next door to Odd Fellows Hall.
All oolOrs and sizes Of Ladies', Misses and
Children's Shoes At HEILBRuE's.
tl.25 Callers, 90 cent slippers and u Bus.
kins, at HKILBRUH'B.
The greatest variety Of Mons and Boys Gal.
tiers, Ties and Pumps, At HEiLBRUN's,
I'm No. az Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29

FRA Dlavolo" tonight at the National
Our policemen object to carrying drunken
women 10 the lookup.
The members q our musical societies are buy.
Ing pictures OF Nilsson.
what big round moons wS have these even
inEsl
1.-THE weather Of the past two days continues
wen think winter II gone, and feel like voting
a monument TO "Old Probabilities"
Thompson says lie wurth twO-dollars To see
Wilson's pearly teeth, and worth q farm 10 SEQ
her smile He has no ear for music.
Omcer BlAntofd yesterday morning found q
female ''nobOdy'a child" alb nut two days old, on
the steps OF Mr.. James Oates house, on Tonth
street, between q aud II.
Capoul, the tenor, looks "ths dad image Of
Colonel IL. L. Mcdonnell, Of Arkansas He
sings little better than the Arkansas traveller,
however.
Coroner Potter Vowed the remains Of Angus.
tus LSe yesterday morning, but deemed the
holding Of an Inquest UNNECESSARY, and gave u
a. his opinion that death was caused by heart
disease.
The Governors Mouniei Gu1rl, whose duty
Il Il 10 see the Governor home every night, aud
protect him generally, paraied Yesterday under
command Of Captain ". W. Writ Every one
The hiIh-toned Democrats are grumblins
over Belmont's want Of hospitality on wednes.
day night Whisky will do we'll enough u wash
the throats OF the lower members Of the Democ.
racy, but It's leaders prefer Roderer.
DoWell, Of the Transcript, and Mrs. Dr. Mary
Walker had long and very confidential Inter.
view In one Of the window Tecesses Of tho Canl.
tol yesterday: IL DoWsll lobbying the Doctors
$4,000 olalmG
Mott Morgan, LsslIer cartoonIst, In his last
picture, places Fernando Wood 10 = foremost
position among "hOnest" men. This Is The
height Of sarcasm, and II Morgan continues IN
that line he'll do good service To the Repub, lear
party.
utps.t.,, ro,g,assunap - yo,t,a s,r..,t, 81.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29
FORTY SECOND CONGRESS.
YesreRpAVs PROCEEDINGS

TIE SENATE Pas.s. the TariG Bill - The
Hsu.s Csnsumes Another Day on tho
D,po, BIIl-The chicago Relief BIZ sent
q. IN. President for Ills Signature.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29

begin by saving money. A lev dollars saved
each month may give you start In lie.
Begin savings account In the FTeedmdH's
SaViHgt BdRk, and put away something every
from the irst day of April next.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29

WHAT SPRIS0 BRISas wITH IT.-Regardsd
from medical standpoint, spring Is not the
deleetable season described by yernAl poets on
the contrary, Its yisld OF intermittent fevers
bilious Attacks, rheumatic pains, disorders Of the
stomach, nervous complaints, and pulmonary
diseases Ia AlmOstas large as its crops OF yiolss
snoWdrOps and cherry blossoms. The invisible
seeds OF lnnumerAbie mAlAdies rise with the
morning mists, and are scattered broadcast by
tho yapOTs OF night Who can resist their me-
phitic lnnueneeY Certainly not the weak by
nature, or those whose nervous energies have
been oyertAsksd by mental or physical labor,
unless they tone aud inyigorato their systems,
and thus enable them 70 cope with the un-
healthy Influences by which they are surrounded,
The only medicinal agent by which this object
can be rapidly and safely accomplished, IL the
great vegetable ren0vant and inyiEOTanL Hos
letters Stomach BlttsrG The operation Of this
celebrated specific 10 iour.iold. ~ stronthens
Improves tho condition o. the blood, superin,
duoes a regular habit Of body, aud thereby I'm.
paTta such Vigor and elasticity % the whole
physical structure, as 10 render II capable OF
Toslsting the action OF the poisonous ulasma,
with which the spring atmosphere u always 70
some extent impSegnated, Hers, then, 70 n
ready and certain means Of escaping the dIs0F-
deru prevalent NJ this season, or GU they have
already fastened upon the system) Of eonquoring
them speedily and thoroughly, The flavor Of
medicine 10 not 81 mueh Consequence, provided
Ii does It's work properly but Of hostettoT's
Bittors Il may be Airly said, that thoy effect a
cure without outIaglnB the patisnt,s tsnse Of
taste. N,WkT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29

Qua OUaTON DEPARTMENT Il stocked with a
larEs selection Of French, English aud American
PantAl0OninBs, 10 all the fashionable shades.
'EIBHnAH& BRo.,
sos Seventh street, May Building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29

W. l.. Wall n 20. sold, on Wednesday evening,
lot ", In reservation No 10, on Third street
west near Pennsylyania avenue, improy ed by a
three.story brick dwelling, TO John W. Me
Knight for t9,lla Green 4 Williams, Auc-
tionoers, sold, on Wednesday evening, lot II, In
square III, corner Of Twentleth street, between
l. and with improvements, TO Henry o.
Linger for ti,l50.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29
USEFUL VAors WORM KNOWING.

USEFUL rACrh WORTH hNOWiNos
THuRsroN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best Dontrince In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound aud healthy.
JoUyKS's InodorOus Kid Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior to anything known.
THoMPsoS's POmAde Optimo Il exquisite. II
softsns, bsautihss, and strengthens the hair.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29
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