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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
Rubinstein.

The Saturday matinee Of the king Of pianists at
Steinway Hall was signalized by the performance
Of Beethoven's sonata In minor, "Vogcs ais Pro-
phet," ana "Abends," by Schumann; Bach's fugues
In minor and major; Rondo, by Emanuel Bach /;
gigue In major, by Handel, and Romanza in
major, Barcarolle IN minor and valsc Albe-
marie, by Rubinstein. The Interpretation of these
works was absolutely marvellous, ana showed the
pianist to be perfect master OF even the most op-
poste styles. Wieniawsk played Vieuxtemps "Air
Varie," and his own Incompatible arrangement Of
Russian airs. No one who takes any interest in
music should miss the opportunity of hearing both
heard in America, and their concerts are OF
the most instructive kind. They play tonight,
Wednesday afternoon, and Friday evening for the
last time in Steinway Hall, and In Brooklyn on
Tuesday.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

Celebrate Father Mathews birthday on Thurs
nay.
Mrs. Peggy Wilson, aged ninety. died in Abbe-
VILE, s. O., lately. Some irreverent Western
scribe asks ir Il was not about time Peggy pcgged
Outf
The Louisville COurie1-Jo,ana, Greeley says the
election In Georgia Is bona me triumph. Good
for the bones OF the poor niggers, II you can find
them.
According to the Charleston Is. 81 Courier OF the
Ath instant Philosopher Greeley is expected to be
at an agricultural fair in Abbevie county in that
State. See II he viii.
The Boston Transcript asks II there is any such
thing rs 'settled reputation" among officials in
the United States OF course there is-when they
settle their accounts
The Little Rock Ark.) Gazette tGrceleyl gives its
,s'unhesitating approval" OF the following ticket
Governor Andrew Hunter, OF Saline Lieutenant
State. J. NJ Johnson, Of Madison; Supreme judges
J. J. Olendcnin, Of Pnlaski j. d. Walker, OF WASH
inSssn; nssa Congressman at Large j. NJ Pomeroy' Of
The Chicago Tribune Greeley says "the en-
lphatc liberal triumph in Georgia secures that State
Tor Greeley In November" Then the emphatic
disapprovaP Of the fifteenth amendment Is ac-
copied by the anti-admnstration faction In Illinois,
of which the Tribune is the special organ. Shoot
ing niggers who have right to vote Is of no &C.
count. Where is the fifteenth amendments
malt dealer OF Geneva, N. " was one of the
victims of the Mets disaster. Soon after the fol-
LOWING letter came to him from a customer :-'sMr.
y. 81. Ferguson dear Sir-Pease send me a car
load OF malt, best quality. noticed in the papers
that thcro was man killed by the name OF ]. II.
Ferguson Geneva, N. Y, by an accident on a
steamboat. II there Is any truth in It, and you
cannot send me the malt, let me know by telegram
and oblige."
SPECIMEN PERSONAL SPICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
,CAHPAIGN.-Says the Philadelphia Age Greeley -
Watch the police They are the leaders In the
effort to debauch the ballot box.
Cameron and the "Ring' are bidding high for
votes In favor OF Alexander in the First Senatorial
district pushed Cameron will sacrifice Hartranft
to save himself.
A fair election in this city will defeat Hartranft
scheme OF fraud devised by Cameron and the
issRing."
| "Vermont Democrat" writes to inform US that
the liberal republican organization in the Green
Mountain State Is perfect, having been arranged
'by Jed. r. Ladd, member of the Liberal Republican
National Committee for Vermont. Then the song
of the opposition in Vermont at the time OF the
late State election must have been
Oh Laddie we have missed you
In sketch OF Horace b. Clanin, the eminent
2merchant, given by contemporary, the writer
,Omits to mention the little fact that Mr. Clanin
'Dnce insisted on paying $5O,oO0 revenue tax in
addition to the regular assessment believing the
additional amount to be honestly due the govern
ment Such instances OF munincent honesty are
80 rare that when they occur they deserve men.
jtt0utng
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AUSTRALASIA.
Change Of Ministry in Victoria Oblitersttcu Of
mail Steamship Contract-Psaoe
Preservation.


SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 9, 1872.
The steamer Idaho brings Auckland dates to the
7th ultimO.
MINISTERIAL DEFEAT IN PARLIAMENT.
The v0gel Ministry had been defeated by q vote
OF want Of confidence. the resolutions being car
ried by the opposition after prOtracted debate, by
a majority of two.
The NAIL CONTRACT FOR SERVICE TO CALIFORNIA
Tho Legislature had voted to advertise for tenders
for mall service via san Francisco.
The home government had onicialy notified the
Victoria government that 900 of the Duty
Webb-yogel contract would be paid by the British
government; but the change OF Ministry had an
nulled the contract before the receipt OF this in-
formation.
CANCELLATION OF THE NATIVES AND PEACE.
A bin had been introduced into the Legislature
empowering the natives to sell land, instead Of the
governments.
The natives were quiet.
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THE REFORM PARTY.
Interesting Particulars About the Secret
Political OrganizatiOn-ItsP Platform Of
Principles.

Interesting Particulars About the Secret
Political Organization-Its Platform Of
Principles.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 8, 1872.
The Democrat to-day gives lengthy account Of
a secret political organization, called the American
Reform Party, information of which was derived
from q gentleman holding high Office In
its ranks The report says the organization was
formed In 1867, but 1t had only feeble existence
being confined to few Eastern States until the
New York riots Of 1871, when it broke out anew
Shortly after that agents were sent through
all the States to form the nucleus OF
the American reform party and now the organ
nization rami6es the whole country In Missouri
alone there are $50 clubs and State Council. In
ST. Louis there are twelve club councils, which
hold meetings almost nightly, and claim to have
5000 voters In this county
The principal features OF their platform OF prin-
ciples are declaration for perpetuation of feder.
allsm In that Americans must rule America.
Nevertheless, persons born abroad OF American
parents, and foreigners coming to the United States
when under twenty years Of age should
be entitled to all the rights and privileges
or natve-b0rn citizens; that no person should be
selected for political station, whether native or
or eo6saon to any oregn power Wna
ever; the unqualified recognition and mainte-
nance OF the reserved rights OF States;
state questions; opposition to anv union between
Church and state and no interference with any re-
ligi0us faith or worship and no test oath for
office; thorough investigation OF all alleged
abuses OF trust by public. officers and strict
OF all laws constitutonaly enacted until they are
repealed or declared void by competent judicial
authority that all children are entitled to educa-
tOn at the public expense, free from sectarianism,
and that there should be no division OF the school
funds for other than school purposes.
The party claims to have already Influenced
some elections In the New England States. The
position Of the party Is not aggressive but deien-
sve, the object being to defend the laws and prin-
cpes Of popular government and compel every
man in this country to be American.
The closing words OF the Democrats informant
are 1--WE have in our order persons OF all nation
alities and religions and we only ask that they
shall all be Americans In principle and feeling. We
are not against any mans nationality or religion,
but we say no monarchical principles shall be en-.
grated upon the political system OF America"
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UTAH..

Closing or the Territorial Fair-A Nor.
mon Conference.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct o, 1872
The Territorial fair closed its three days session
yesterday. There was full attendance and q
creditable display Of agricultural and domestic
products, blooded stock, &C.
The Forty semi-annual conference Of the
Church OF Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints COM
menced to-day The Tabernacle was crowded with
members OF the Church from all parts Of the Terri
tory. President Smith and Apostles Pratt and
Hyde delivered sermons to-day, In which there
was nothing new or striking. The conference con-
tlnues until Friday.
The American Fork Narrow Gauge Railroad Is in
running order, and viii connect with the Utah
Southern Railroad in a few days. The business
over the road Is already large.
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REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS IN NEW YORK,

ERIE CoUNTY.-Third district. Franklin A. AL
berger.
ORLEANs.-Assembly, Elisha $. Whalen; County
Treasurer, Augustus G. Barnett
CHAUTAUouA-Treasurer, Sherman Williams;
Justice or Sessions, Anson Reed; Assembly, First
district, Francis D. Brewer; Second district, John
ID. Hitler.
OTsEGO.-Cierk, N. X Thurber: sheriff. A. ~
Benedict; Treasurer G.. a. Earnet. Justice OF Ses-
sions, >. Harrington.
LIVINGSTON Assembly Archibald Kennedy; Dis
trict Attorney, Edwin A. Nash.
STEUDEs.-Assembly, second district, stephen f..
Gilbert.
Henry A. Mann; JuSslce OF Sessions, Samuel Lews.
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Crushing Defeat Of the Indians-Forty of
Them Killed and Many Wounded and

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Oct Q, 1872.
The Arizona Mner's extra gives an Official az.
count OF an attack made by three companies OF
cavalry aided by friendly Huaapa Indians, under
the command OF Colonel Mason, September "a, on
largo force OF Apache and Moave Indians, led by
Ancrie Hok0ra, Ocha, Caama and nvc other
chiefs In the mountains near the Santa Maria
River.
[ The attacking party had to march on foot over a
country literally cut up with deep canyons. The sur
prise OF the Indians was complete, four ranches be-
ing simultaneously attacked Forty Indians were
Killed and many more wounded and captured.
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THE ARIZONA DIAMOND FIELDS.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. 0, 1872.
A large number OF miners have returned here
from the Arizona diamond fields. their expedition
being unsuccessful. They denOunce the diamond
excitement ~ fraud
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South Carolina holds her State election next
Tuesday. There Is no democratic ticket in tho
field. but bolting republicans have nominated'
Reuben Tomlinson for Governor against +. J. Moses,
the regular candidate There is also full bolting
ticket for subordinate State officers and for Con.
gress In two three districts. The republicans
elected their Governor in 1870 by u majority OF
1884. The following Is list of the boiling as well
as Of the REGULAR repuhcan candidates =
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his present sanitary condition body Is attributed
TO the following letter of instructions, which publish
in hopes 1t benefit others menaced with the In
dications of rupture

NV DEAR FRIEND BEEcHER-
t% TO nGs% a y Hs 20 ssu 3 % . s
threatened with ruptur II II already exists
~ oA y .s " y"
walk great deal place and upon the lon sro.
slar,ned and almost enssd YOU Sy sxpress
thns settled convection il mna mat ia
@ PFsas ses only s GS and
tSn all f'a april
commend until know more q your case I cann9i ad
wSa s
Hopns n ou viii aa not be nn
t have the opportunity to make suitable application.
NEW Yoss, Aug. Is, 1877
wards Dr. Sherman from the time he experenced the
G the Of % @ % inc a DosS
bited % much Interest prompade and energy in stng
saypSf putting on rus. s., sSssessa .''
treating o I p m ie h yea o i s best 2.
a5y SIi,s ,.f%s
appliances which DO away with irksome trusscs. ant
We advise those interested to consult DR. Sherman at
Ills illustrated book rupture, which he mails for ten
cents, contains valuable information
A.-Hcrald Branch Omce, Brooklyn,
corner Of Fulton avenue and Boerum street,
on n's" Sunday day from % "a to to r H.
Angels Turkish Baths, Oh LexingtOM
a eoe dinner oos n
retiring, Ladies, day and evening; gentlemen, day and
change any e00fsd hair to fseH Broadway
A.-A.-Hoarsencss and Sore Throat.-.
e M a by aa 0''
A.-A.-A.-For Cleaning and Dyeing Go
10 Blepcker a.
mems apparel elegantly cleaned
Plain BIT OF Advicc.-vote for Whom
you please bat don't fall to buy your HATS AZ kNoxs.
N2 broadway His fabrics are of matchless beauty.
A.-Royal Havana Lottery.-Prices Re-
box 1855 Post Office, New York.
Bachelors Hair Dye--Tho Best In tho
snad wGrd the Gnly Bs5,ss Dye harmless reliable ''
Evening Exhibition OF New Goods.
Our store will be this day Monday and also to-
ss'aGs H9 gAsS2 %
s65 Broadway, Ave doors above Union square.
Importa mt Inn mprovemen mt In Ladies' Bette.
ApITsTaRTE IR8STaaRRTTEE'sy sypaAsTESfsa. pAsTTFESSff
Ladies ask for It. Take no other
Open Work Banners, Parade Banncss>
Portraits" ho1 Fsfs sns dIaairsfaSss dRs Duane street.
Opening Day
LORD TAyLoRs.
Broadway and twentieth street,
Tuesday, OctoberS
Patent Open Work Banners wltA
Portraits and Designs; orders filled @ mail.
LANIGAN Co, Isl Broadway, New York.
Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prixes Dashed
orders filed information furnished highest rates pAd %
spanish Bank Bills. TAYLOR CO., Bankers ID Wallst
GackAff,a MAGIC Calarla QhanQna the
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. I'll A. M.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. I'll A. NJ
Synopsis for the Past Ttcentv.Jour Hours.
The barometer has risen on the Upper Lakes and
iBouthward to the Ohio Valley, and eastward over
Michigan and Lake Erie, with heavy rains and
n0rthery winds on the Lower Lakes, and lighter
Eains In the Ohio Valley; on the entire Atlantic
coast s0utherty to easterly winds and clear weather
prevail with cloudy weather and easterly winds on
the Gulf.
Probabilities.
On the Lower Lakes the barometer will probably
rise with northerly and westwardly winds and
clearing and cooler weather on Monday, extending
over the Middle States by the afternoon, and during
Monday night over New England; In New England
and the northern portion Of the Middle
States cloudy weather and areas OF rain,
with southerly to westerly winds; in the Upper
Mississippi and on Lake Michigan clear and cool
weather, extending southwark to Kentucky on
Monday. Telegraphr reports have not been re-
ceved from the Northwest the Southwest and
most OF the Gulf States.
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Other Elections.

OfhCr EIcCt1OM9s
The annual town elections In Connecticut take
place to-day October. I. The democrats and libe-
rails have generally united upon candidates.
The West Virginia Congressional election will
take place on Thursday October "a. The following
are the candidates in the differerent dstrcts:-
Dis. Independent. PcpuLIicun. MAJ. in 1870
John j. Daviss Benjamin Wilson t267 D.
2-Ward ii. Lamon. ,....... b. Frank Martini. 9i3R.
81. s. Swan. Frank Hereford 363 D.
In the District or Columbia an election will b9
held the s.h or October, when one OF the follow
ing candidates VIII be chosen as delegate to Con,
gress:-
Republicans Democrat
John w. Lcbarnes. Il. q. Hinc.
N. r. Chapman.s
delegate to Congress will also be elected from
Dakota ON October 8.
.Members of the present Congress- "Ool.," colorcd.
The character of the maortes is indicated by "R" OF
I'D" meaning republican or democrat
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AveTage temperature yestefUay .............. T77
last year 6s,,
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

A New Cabinet Consttuted-A Volcano in Erup.
ton-A Royal Ball-Trade.
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Mosquito Bites.-Burnett's kalllstO1b
neutrallzes the poison almost instantaneousy.
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A.-FOr a Stylish and Elegant Hat GO
direct to the manufacturer, ESPENsCflEID il3 Nassau
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following vote:-

The Legislature to be chosen at this election will
choose United States Senator In place OF Hon.
Simon Cameron, whose term expires In 1878. or
the thirty-three members composing the State
Senate eleven are to be elected this Fall, twenty
two holding over, of whom ten are republicans,
eleven are democrats and one Independent "a. X.
McClure), who has shown by his votes that on
party questions, he will act with the opposition
making the Senate stand, practically, ten repub
cans to twelve democrats. or the eleven districts
which elect Senators seven gave republican and
four gave democratic majOrities In 1871. Thus, to
secure control of the body, the republicans must
carry all of these districts, or, failing to do
so, must make 1t up by carrying one or more Of
those which gave majorities against them last FALL
The Legislature as last constituted was composed
nolittcav aa fOlloWs:-
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Died.

BRowER.-On Saturday October s. after q long
Illness ALEXANDER g. BROwER, aged So years and
~ days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from his late residence, AT
East Chester, on Tuesday, the 8th. at one O'Clock
without further Invitation. Train leaves Twenty
seventh street at 1880, returning from Mount
Vernon at 4:55.
IFor Otte, Deaths See Fityh Tuge.l
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William McClclland.

Andrew d. vandling, of Perry county, is an in
dependent antiGreeley candidate for Congress in
the Fifteenth district. There ia a serious split
among the democracy of the Sixth district The
Montgomery county delegation to their convention
seeded and denounce the nomination OF Witte as
fraudulent, and are running E. L. Acker, member
Of the present House. The prospect in this district
Is favorable for the election OF republican, and
Ross will undoubtedly be elected in the Eighteenth
district s. G. Morrison, of WamspOrt. is also
running In this district as the candidate OF the
labor reform party.
The Pennsylvania delegation in the present Con-
gress is made up OF thirteen republicans and
eleven democrats who were chosen in 1870 by the
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OONaREsgMM.
The straight democrats In Indlsna have a
nominated the following ticket


nominated the following ticket
Governor ............A r. Edgerton (sincc dsclnetb
Lieutenant Governor. .Uroen DnrbD.
Attorney General . =. Thomas Brgriam
secretary of state. Alfred Parsons
Auditor. ....-.......... Otto Boetticher.
Treasurer. .-.............-- Bride.
Congress al Large. W. O. Moreau and W. r. HherrOds
The last State election in Indiana In 1870. for
Secretary OF state and other officers. Tho vote
was:-Repubican, l57. .49l; democratic 100, ,050t
democratic majority, 1868. The republican ma
ortty for Governor ia 1868 was o6i aud lor Presi-
dent 1t was Increased to 9,572.
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
251 and 252 Broadway, corner of Murray street.
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INDIANS CHAsTISED.

Battle Between Three Companies OF
United states Cavalry and n Large
Force OF Apache and NIojave Indians.
SAN FRANCISCO CAL, Oct. 5, 1872.
A despatch has just been received from Governor
Mccormick, OF Arizona Territory, saying that the
attack OF Colonel Mason on the Apache and Mojave
Ia the most important blow ever dealt to hostile
Indians In that territory. 1t is now known that
most Of the murders and robberies are to be
charged TO them and that at least two OF the
Killed participated In the massacre OF the Loring
party near Wyckenburg in November. number
OF those who lately left Dale Creek reservation
were found among the slain.
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Democratic majority Rep maj. IL II
The people are also to vote upon proposed
amendment to the state constitution, whereby, II
1t is ratified, the State Treasurer will become an
elective officer
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Tho Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours In
comparison with the corresponding day Of last
year. as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD DuildinQ:-
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Ohio.

In the Eleventh district the prohiDitionists have
nominated w. b. Chadwick as their candidate. X.
r. Paine Is an independent candidate In the Twen-
tieth district. As Ohio mas been reapportioned,
the maorities by districts cannot be given. The
vote OF the State for Governor in 1871 was repub-
lican. 2as,27a democratic, 2is,loa; temperance,
a.os4. Republican majority, 1e,os4. At the state
election in 1868 the republicans had 1888 majority
which was increased to Al, AIS In November.
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AngelFs Turkish Baths, Oh LexingtOn
avenue nvigorate and vtaze before breakfast appczo
aud refresh before dinner soothe and iluizc before
night
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Plain Bit Of Advice.-vote for Whom
you please bat don't fall to buy your HATS at KNoxS
N2 Broadway. His fabrics are Of matchless beauty.
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Pcnnsylvanfa.
Thu IVVVHV CIVV0IUIo UCCT IViIVNb
3,176 votes having been cast for the temperance
candidate for Auditor General In 187l:-

The candidates for members OF Congress are
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A.-A.-A.-For Cleaning and Dyoing Co.
to LORDS 6s0 Broadway near Bleecker street. Gentle.
mems Apparel elegantly cleaned.
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AurOra-GoIden Hair.-AurOra WiIR
change any colored hair to n beautiful golden color
o - BARKER, IZ5 Broadway.
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Branch Office. Brooklyn,
corner Of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ, to r. NJ;
On Sunday from 3 to y. NJ
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sackctt's Magic Colorss Changes the
hair 70 a beautiful brown or black, Sold everywhe9
Depot w Libory street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-24
nR. JOHNSTON,

DH. IohNsTON; ,r
BALrIMoRk LOOK HoSPITAL,
once Ssuth Rredortch street.
From his sItsn.i-s prAOtlos In he great Hospitals
Europe and the nrs In this country, yiIj FnglAnd
81 81 f&RRHDsSSR IN the World 0
A CURE WARRANTED IN two DAYS.
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mpotsnSy, 0sseE.l Debility. NsryS1saeis. DysPspelE
j &c : K. a o'R'SS e sS %S.. a Z sas
q giddlssss pl'.s;s e NJ Head. Unrest Goss o.
ssss . TsRs rs sss Ss so
tar HAblta Of Yooth-sncunT and solltArI prAotioss
he Msfins q u,ssss biS6tinS thsT mSs, srisns
hopes o. AntinipAtons. rendering marriage. Ao., In
YOUNG MKN
ono hhys injured thsmsslyea ~ certain pra0ties In
daEsd in when Aons-a habit iIoqasnly issTnsd tfog
%ssss ma ss.iio a both mind aas Jed
WAsI sIts thFsi soass man. ne eops 9, n. seun
sa.Scs y as,issas tom ;ss Rsth u uSis .S SSSH'
MARRlAan.
r1as SsnE aSSTs q p65so @.SHaSss Sss q Po
creative Powor-ImpotenoyD Nervous kHoitAblty,
asy other Disqualification speedily relieved.
~ No lstteT r0oei!ed unleul posipAld And contain
Ss 3. and SsiG ss on si DOsSn a
ENDoRsEnENT or THE PREss.
The mAny thOusands cared Al thAs within
Operation performed e pr, Josns.oa, 5i.nss.sd p
sSa S:;UOn.SillS' Es sufaai:at sSsiHais. . g.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-24


DIRD.
UARsTENR, On the mornlns Of the 2sd instant,
FNNERIcK, beloved son Of Emmsrek and HELEN
Carstsns, aHed II years and months
Funeral WI tats place Al o'eoct p. N to.day,
northeast
DOwNINu.-On the gld instant, FRKp AuDLEY
Dowalnd, tEsd tysars and month";, son Of Robert
and halipda DownluH a.
Tesldenof, No lisa Ninth street northwest Rela'
tlvos arc invited 70 attend.
DAYfs,-Near Bellsvills. Prince qsorFe county,
Nd, the Nlh Instant, ALICE, sso0nd daughter o.
WlliAm B and Mar y. DAVIS In the aid Joar Of her
are.
EvANR At AIS o'oloch, MArErrA JANE EvANs,
vile OF Walter fvans. aged - years.
Funeral will take plac4 from her late rofdenoe, l.
str.si batssn Third aud FOURTH v .dAy, at O'Clock,
o. ~ Relatives snd friends are Invited 70 attend.
noNFIR.-,!On the nd instant NAY, only daughter
oiJsR aud Priscilla MoNoir' In the 9th rear o. her
age ., -, -
Twelfth street, between q and II, at o'clock.
JOYOK..-At tbs Convert Of Mercy, Mt ~ Agues,
near Baltmors. MO, on the asd lnst, Sister y. Mas.
ruRA JoIcE, daughter OF the lats Michael Joyce OF
this cits, In the 18th year Of her are
Her funeral vii taks place IN BAltimofs tomot'
ToW.