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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


l IEarly yesterday, heavy shower visi-
ted this locality, which somewhat re-
tarded levee operations during the early
part of the day, but after the rain busi-
ness was resumed, and for the day may
be classed fair. The local packets all got
Off on time, with good trips of freight
and people.
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st. LOUIS, September 2s.-The resi-
ienee Of Rev. DR.. Austin, in Olney,
Illinois, was burned yesterday. Besides
II Of his furniture, q library valued at
about three thousand dollars, and sew
eral thousand dollars in promissory notes
sud other papers were destroyed.
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ftrns ecn 8..he "a h0rrid
..,r7'.f es a Thussdsy night
81 u II i.i-Iane on an island in
lll4 Mississippi river Istweeu Clinton,
I1Fa and Fulton Illinois. homas
OK IN Il,otI.er u 90 pr9prietof Of the
tse. aaa nofod91t villain attacked
~ 3exfofd with DIX, etab5ing
W ts.ils. saaink tie ~ work
inf Is iie4i on With an axe.
4 arrested ri1tarday morning
fa1 ans taksn to jail.
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Divine services by the pastor Of the
First Methodist church at forty-five
minutes past ten o'clock this morning
and half-past seven O'Clock this evening.
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a Berlin letter says that during the
reception of the late Imperial party,
eight persons were suf0cated and tram
pied 10 death on one night, and fifteen
more mOrtally wounded. The mounted
police charged the mass one time with
draMn sahres.
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Calvary church.

David Walk viii preaehin in the Linden
street Christian church this morning at
half-psst ten o'clock and this evening at
eight O'Clock.
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c.eorRIn street pIetbodIst Chureia.
CHELSEA ,Jetbodts, Cbureh-

There will be preaching at the GeOr-
gia street Methodist church this evening
at fifteen minutes past seven o'clock.
Sundsy-schOol at four o'clock.
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Hernando 80 Methodlst Church.

Rev. Guilford Jones, pastor. Services
at eleven o'clock this morning and half
past seven o'clock this evening. Morn
ing subieet-"The Valley Of dry bones. "
Sabbath-schOol at nine o'clock this
morning.
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In the investigation of frauds in the
building Of the Ninth District Court
house yesterday, it transpired that John
W. Palmer left a street-car conductors
place to become Assistant Superintend-
ent Of the building. 1t appeared, how
ever, that he virtually performed none
OF the duties Of the position.
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THE Managers of the Leath Orphan
Asylum viii meet on Monday morning
at ten o'clock, at the Cumberland
Church.
MRS N DOyTE prasidept
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.
Vance street cdmBeriana Presbyterian
frhnreh
t.inaen s.rest Chrl.tlan Churel

Rev. Ed. Gray Mclean, pastor. Morn
ing service at eleven O'Clock; evening
service at half-past seven o'clock.
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CABLE NOTES.
AUSTRIA.
PRUSSIA.

VIENNA, September 2S.-The health
Of the ex-Empress Carlotta Is i'm
proving.
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The bank Statement SHOWS decrease
in loans Of s,55l 500; decrease in spe-
Gle Of Sl36, 200; increase in legal tenders
Of S5l5, 500; decrease in deposits Of
$, 81, 800; increase in circulation Of
So. 600.
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DIED.

SMITH--In this city, on the 9th inst. Al
LES sMIfI, aged sixty eight years.
Mobile tAla,l and Raleigh IN. o. papers
will please COPY.
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Interment of the Remains OF the PrIn-
cess HOhenlOhe.
BERLIN, September 2S.-The remains
Of Princess Hohenlohe, who died on
"Wednesday last, were buried to-day.
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ITALY.
Negotiations Between the Pope and tn
Gar Of Russia

ROME, September IS. = Negotiations
between the Holy See and the Govern
ment of Russia are proceeding satisfac-
tOrily. The question Of the estab-
Of the nunciature at st. Peters
burg has not yet been decided.
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AALa4lsAE1-GA4
Agricultural s Mechanical
SO CEETx.
OmciaI DrawiAEs for the Improvement
of slle Fair Grounds.
rvrNrNn-cI-.ss $50 Nn 2
NOn-Resident Notice.


No. 706-In the First Chancery Court Of SheIby
county Tennessee.-B. NJ. Parharn vs.. Vii.
liam =. E.Tomhnson.
IT appearing from the bill which Is sworn tC
4 IN this cause that the defendant, William
Z. Tomtinson, Is citizen Of Mississippi, and q
non resident Of the state Of Tennessee; that
he Is indebted TO complainant in the sum oi
about elAo, as evidep eed by promissOry note
referred 70 Ia said bill OF com plainant; and
that a writ Of attachment has been Issued and
returned, levied on. the property OF said de-
fendant. situated in this State;
II is therefore ordered, Thai he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city or Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
lst Monday inNOvember, 1877, and plead. answer
OF aenur % piainants hill, ar thos same
VIII be taken Tor confessed rs 10 him and SET
Tor hearing exparte; and that copy
OF this order be published once a weez, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. This 2sth day OF September, 1877.
A copy-attest.
kDMUND a. COLE, Clerk and Master
BY Z. j. BLACK, Deputy C. and ".
Vance, Anderson, Scales & MerriWether
SOls. for cOraplainants. ee29 s1
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MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
Z. MeDAvITT, Presidea1.
= T. FAEEtsAsDS. VIee-Pres'f.
X, A. R'sREzER. Secretary.


DIKECTOReT
r, McDAvrIar, President.
JoHS JOHNSON, Mayor.
j. Il. FAEGAsOS. Of Farvason & Ciay, Com
mission Merchants.
JoHH e. 6rRsTroS, OF Stratton. james 4 Co,
Com mission Merchants.
N-~olsos HlLr- or Hin, Fontains & Co,
Offuulssion Merchants.
81 Asstfos5fE 8, c.lf ion Eroker.
y. = s,oruRAe, 81 e. =. s J. W. Cochran.
am1s4 Dealeg.
II. s. scssoss, 81 Estes 4 4cs.sSn, aitorna' 3.
N4rT.tS AsAals, Sisafous alltessee. -
flfzI[1 'paPAHI offEiS EVERY RFa.
Ainen y u ucculs 1is % i1znrars, Us losfeg
1aa aetlie. 7ait.J au1 peir sfcln ply rlslIe 4
iaee4 are iaH - al7 ~ 7eut con cnar elll
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

FIRE COMM ssIONRHs.

Grnernl Hu-intHs Transacted
A meeting OF the Board Of FlFe Commits
sloners was held last night the president,
&. &. Baker, 10 the chair. Present, Messrr.
Collins, Smith, BAyley, Barker, Booker, and
McDeyllt Chief Engineer Cronln, Assistant
Engineer Drew and II. d. Barley. secretary.
Tue committee appointed 10 revise the rules
OF the board submitted q report which was
adopted. If.
Mr.. Smith, from the committee on homes,
submitted y report, which was adopted.
Mr.. Smith also submitted a resolution, In
STRUGGLING tho committee on apparatus 10 In
qulrs into the practicablllty OF placing one or
more OF Babcock's patent fire extlnguishers
on the hook and ladder truck. Adopted.
The chief engineer submitted report Of
the new division Of boxes TO which the sew
eral engines shall respond. Adopted.
The president Submitted communication
from the Board Of Public Works In relation
N the extension Of the telegraph from tho
city to GeorgetOwn; which was referred 10
superintendent Of fre alarm telegraph, with
q request 10 furnish the needed Information.
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
ARCHBISHOP sPALDISs.
The ns..is. l,ins In STATE.

tFrorn the Baltimore San. Oh lnstl
The remains Of tho late Archbishop Spal-
ding who died on Wednesday afternoon,
were embalmed yesterday by Dr.. L. McLAne
Tiffany, and afterwards feposed upon a cata-
falco, which was placed In the southwest
parlor OF the episcopal residence North
Charles street. A large number Of persons
nj various times during the day visited the VI
emily In hopes OF being admitted to view the
remains OF The deceased prelate, but none eE-
cept the reverend clergy and few other
persons were permitted 10 enter.
The remains Of the Archbishop were not
laid In state nutil about ave O'Clock In the ai-
ternoon. They were clothed In full canon
icals. Ills yestmenis for celebrating mass,
consisting OF a richly embroidered chasubie,
the alb, the purple cassock, &c, while upon
his head was q mitre worn by him during life.
The bishops crO-s and chain, the former
richly set with diamonds, were placed around
the neck, and the heavy diamond episcopal
ring wAaupon the third dnger OF tue leil hand.
Upon the feet were pair OF gold emhrOi-
dered slippers. At each OF the four corners
of the calafalco was placed a large candle,
and at the feet was alarge lighted candeiabra,
lu trout OF which was q crOss. During the
night number OF the members Of the Young
Catholics Friend Society kept waich In the
room In which the corpse was placed, and
were relieved at Intervals Of two hours.
Everything about the archleplscopal resi-
dence bears the gloomy aspect OF death. The
entrance TO the residence on Charles street Is
tasofully hung with black, while around the
pillars on each side Of the doorway the same
mourning enblemis entwined. The entrance
to the cathedral was hung with black, and
| the large candlestlcks on the main altar, as
well a. thu tabernacle. the two aida aitsra,
the pulpit, and the organ In the choir were
all hung with morning. The chair under
the throne, used by the late archbishop, was
| ulaa aaNaraA with liEa mularial n alan hla
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

Tue Senate Committee on the Distric, Of
Columbia held q short meeting yesterday
s-aEats.s. ak.s - -A-RsiAa a-at.- ss@s s~i-ss
upon any matter. The petition In relation
TO the debt incurred by the new District gov
ernment and the bill Introduced by Mr.. Sum-
ner on Thursday upon that subject were
talked over, and Ii was at fret suggested that
the persons sigulng that petition be notified
that they could appear before the committee
70 make any statements they might deem
proper. Tue House investigation was then
mentioned, and the committee finally de-
termlned that they would take no action on
the bill or petition At present, rs the lnvestl-
Cation by the House District Committee would
bring 10 light oil the facts, aud after the con-
cluslou Of that examination the committee
would be Jettgr enabled 20 act upon them.
The petition Of Mrs. Josephine B. Grlfflng,
praying Tor compensation for dlsbursiny
funds for charitable purposes, was considered
and postponed until the next meeting.
The House Committee on Appropriations
yesterday morning heard Prof. Gallaudet, Of
the Columbia Institute for the Deaf, Dumb
aud Blind, and agreed 10 report In favor Of
apProprlatlng $500 to supply deficiencies
for that Institution.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

-. s,--,. ,.l-- =. -
The sanltary Inspeeter.-rhe Ice oaestisn
view Eases o. smahpes-A bureaa -
Naecisatlos ruGEested-Aner tire Peuad-
~ -,ssas tessae.ss
Inc regular meeting o. Tue board ot health
wac heid lat nighi ~, INC menoers present
Mr.. hArbury, from the huance commiuee,
reported biils amountingn Woo Nhieh were
ordered 20 oe pau. .,., -,,,-.
Me-: Langston, from the specla committee
appointed 70 examine ena repoIt uPon tne
condition ana cinciency o. lne bureau OF AN
ltary nspecuoni repor'eu 'uo ioio"hg'
which was adopted -. /
v,., MOONS bp.h h,, ~ h \ ilL1f
IN. .n.oi.i commIttse ansolnted 10 saamlne
"A ~, iha condition and sfclsncv IN
~ n,sasn ~ .anitary inspeetion and ,he
changes, Il any, required in the same, beg lOave
tssss rhat amer a thorough examinatIon Of
49,. n,gr.nt.a,ion snd conduct on said bureau
ana M datiee and ouaiiAoatious Of every en-,
pioyeo connected herewith, they md the hu.
sondac.sJ -
Sesond That n IL not only neeesaarv that the
oasIIgcailnns az Insnectors should be sIsh. MIN
" 10 eihcstion AMI character. but III MANY
bsanobes. peouliar and technical knovisdge Il
essential 70 the proper performances o. the duties
imposed, and that e Il the duty o. the Board q
Health 70 employ none S.he5 man tnose pos
rhpa,H ns nv, ,ns s,andard of auainca,,on
| above Indicated nav be reached and ma lined
| and the utmost efficiency secured, your com
| mittoe respectfully recommend that . change
| be made BY the removal Of fiye Of the inspectors
at present employed, and the appolntment o.
/ their PLACES
| Your committee further recommend that no
person 10 hereafter employed a. inspector but
upon thorough sxamina 40 ., 70 MS gasnn inca.
tons and hsne ss ~ ' ~ .bssas,ss soo upon
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The sanitary Inspector general reports the
arrival aud sale OF marine products rs fol.
lOws Arrived at Baltimore and Ohio depot,
500 bushels small oysters FROM Annapolis,
sold Mt 10 cents per bushels; 90 barrels Lynn
Haven bay, Hampton bar aud Eas river,
all box oysters, sold from $3.50 70 t7 per
barrel. Savannah shad have made their APP
pearance In market, selling at rs per pair.
Condemned, bushels OF oysters at the Bal
timore aud Ohio depot
lave stock on sale for the week ending
February o, 1879; At Clark's depot Tor the
sale of swine $50 hogs were sold; prices same
As last week, 7IE97sz per eWt. net. Al Gem
ire market, II nlleh cove, with calves, sold
al prices ranging from $50 TO s55 per head;
3 ordinary beeyes sold from s25 10 tt0 per
head
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

Mrs. d. W. Mahou gave a most delightful
German at her residence on street last eve
ming. Mr.. Rees, OF Boston, and Mas Annie
MAhon led with Mr.. Foot and Mas LettloRob-
inson. The tAvors for the first figure were
distributed by Miss Anna Coyle aud Mr.. u.
W. Mahon, and the fragrant boquets, the
fsvors for the second figure, were distributed
BY Mrs. FltEhugh Coyle.
Among those present were Miss Banks
Miss Marion Ramsey, Mis- Rosa 0'Donnoll,
Mss Emma Forney, the Misses Freemln
Clark, the Misses Wood, Miss Houston, Mr..
sayille and lady, Mr.. Edwards, Mr.. Lewis,
Miss Nicholson, Miss sallle Watts, Mrs. Beck
worth, Miss MAhon, OF Carlisle; Miss Bur-
rogh, Captain and Lieut.. Commander Remy,
Licut. Christopher, Drs. Magruder, Rldgway,
McBlair, and others Of the army. navy and
Marine corps.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

The Territorial saylngs, Loan and Building
Association held Its Dr. monthly meeting
last evening at the rooms OF T. N. Plowman,
Y. NJ. q. A. bullding ~ which alarge amount
OF money was paid Ia aud anumber OF shares
Of ptock taken. The principal feature Of this
association, and the Que IL which IL differs
from ell others, 10, that the association Is per-
whole amount Of stock 10 subscribed for the
same being limited 70 1880 shares. This
series feature 10 taken from an association Of
this kind now doing successful business In
Philadelphia, and 10 the stOokhOlders OF
which the capital, II 10 said, OF the Sixth
National Bank Of Philadelphia belongs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

HALIs OHUhoH, Va. Fob, 3, Ina,
The eleventh lecture Of our"HOme course"
ives delivered last night BY our respected
fellow-tOr nsman, q, ". Buxton, esq; subject
"Ylrglnla's Contributions 10 the Republic Z"
The lecture was a we'll written review of the
lives Of the soldiers, statesmen, scholars, ora
tors, pOeta, legal celebrities and inventors Of
the Old Dominion, aud was delivered 10 a
manner worthy Of the subject
Our"Home course" which we began as an
experiment, asprOyed decided success, and
We eau heartily commend our nelghborlng
suburban villages ~ Try n like experiment, II
they wish TO develop aud cultivate their very
best social resources. r.... r.f j.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

Jury DisaHree- ~ stokes Case.
The Jury came Into the Criminal Court
puuctually yesterday afternoon, aud were
sent out OF court at lOil5 y. m. ~ consider Of
their verdict.
wAITISG ron THE VERDICT.
Thoy remained out until $40 p. m, when
th.y 49, -r-l.- .-n-A into aonrti lar,sa
crowd remaining, meanwhile, waiting for
the verdict. AT that hour the Jury returned.
Chief Justice Cartier. Call tue Jury.
They were called accordingly by tho clerk.
Tue Clerk. Gentlemen, have you agreed
upon u verdict 7
Several JurOrs. We have not
The Chief Justice, Is the grouud Of your
disagreement question Ot law or evidence
Several Voices. OF evidence.
tine Juror. OF law,
Chief Justice. What Is the question OF lawi
No answer. ...f
The juror were then discharged.
Il IL understood that the jurOrs stood Q for
conviction aud for acqulttal.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

EDIroR REPUBLICAN From paragraph
In your paper OF yesterday relating 10 SPELL
Ing contest between Secondary schools Nos.
. and 4, First district, taught 6Y Miss Brown
aud Miss Fnller, Ii would be inferred that the
boys Of No. 4were the successful contestants
phrey and Rebecca Wenger, bore OF the
palm. Inasmuch as this unlmportant matter
has found Its way into the public journals,
simple justice TO the schools Interested calls
for this correction. JusTICR.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

The civil service proper, being all the ex-
group, namely
dlclaL and executive otnse!s Of the Govern
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

A colored man was arrested Thursday
night by officer Skinner, OF the First precinct,
upon a suspicion OF having stolen lot OF
chickens. The man Is held 10 await the
Identification OF the chickens.
Coroner Potter, yesterday, examined the
body OF William Baker, who died suddenly
at his home, No. OH Sixteenth street. Thurs
10 be heart disease.
At tho fourth monthly meeting OF the East
Washington Bull1ing Association "a, 900 was
sold at An average premium OF 6SlS.
Warden Urocker has again started for Al
bany, taking with him eight conylets, SEN
fenced To the penitentlAry, In that city, for
from one to i've years. .-...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

The case OF Charles MunrOe, mentioned Ia
yesterdays REPUBLICAN, who was arrested
ut the Orange and Alexandria railroad depot
On Thursday night, was before the Police
Court yesterday, and In consequence OF there
being no law Ia this District authorizing tbs
detention OF suspicious characters, the case
was dlrmlsse,l,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

BY notice In our advertising columns Il
will be seen that the missionary anniversary
Of Wesley chapel will take place tomorrow.
Preaching In the morning at IL O'Clock, BY
Rcy. DR.. Wesley Prettymhn, formerly mis-
rlonary 10 Bulgaria. Sabbath school exer-
elses 10 the evening at 7i30 O'Clock, consist
Ing Of the allegory Of Faith, Hope and
Charity, with other interesting features,
The public are cordially invited.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

U,HR APPRoAuHINg CRISIS
Al Haraonial ball, TO MORROW, (suaoaJ) Al 81 20
2, m. Bsuent Of two venerable s'ok nisa, Austin
Kent and Jossph Baker. lntroductory remarks hy
Mas. May y. DAVIS. Adm s.lar aicert.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

this evening at Lincoln hall, wherein Il Il
promised sho will give an account Of the
manner 10 which she escaped from the con-
vent. Whether her Statements be true or
untrue, the subjects Of her lectures being Of
the sensational order, attract immense au-
diences.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

Sealed proposals will he received at the
Office Of the Board Of Public Works until
Monday, February 10, for the preserving Of
wood and pavement blocks BY any and all
OF tho different methods used for the treat
ment OF wood.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
FoR EARLY SPRING WEAR

Handsome shades Of Spring overcaats.
Plain Neat Scotch Tweed Glongary or
Wing Goats.
Blue, Dahlia, Olive, Brown and Black Cloth
Coats aud Vests.
Cashmere Suits Of medium weight.
Underwear II medium weight
A. sAKs & Co., 8l8 Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
Annual Meeting Of tho hoard Of T. ado.

The Board Of Trade held Ia annual meet
Ing last evening at Its room, Pennsylvania
avenue. between Eighth and Ninth streets;
Mr.. a Bar,,n uresIdsnt IN the chair The
n,ian,.. III M. To-, ,n'..tI,,,, ,.a,o r.a1 snd
an,s',sJ WV WV" "'''
aPP,oNeu' ~ -,-,.
ne neI, mr. =. y, nee, SUNNY
$500 ~, 4 ~ ~ Slas 10 Ido,,,a w """u'
Tha Sh.,is r., snoonnc.d III ~. ,I.o.
,ne n,,a s"s ,.' ,ao ~ '' snS ~. .d
~, W. ,,,,u y, ~ ns..,, an, """ ''""
W" a. n ,,,',,ia ~ ~ H. N',sa1',,, i, .,.o.a
,hs, Az 1890. ~ an,hasls,t $3.50, ~ ~,
ILL.,, ~ ~. hI,s,a IL taSn, ~ an.. ,se,,''
men ' q. w. t,iiows' Rscan n NJ sI"I nv
Tnomn.on la Vie. nrcsIisri, W@ Val "a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

A NICE SUPPLY Of White Kid Slippers lust
received by II. BURNS & Co.,
0O3 Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

'N'N'N WI 81 NoPVniFs
uAuRD louR HEALTH AND LIPE-H0W In
consistent IA human nature. Men carry revolt
Vers to protect themselves against ruffians In
WellpOllshed cities, where the preeAutIon Is un.
necessary, often neglect to fortify their systems
against disease In the most unhealthy seasons
Thousands Of dyspeptics and other Invalids are
now languishing In sick rooms or feebly and
listlessly moving through our streets who owe
their fOrlOrn condition solely to a want Of CON.
mon prudence, Far more lnlmcal than the
r0ughs and roWdles, against whose possible at
tacks the tlmid arm themselves, are the morbid
elements that peTyade the atmosphere at this
tlme Of the year, and yet, although II Is an IN.
denied anil undenlAble het that HOstotter'A
against those causes Of disease than any weapon
Of offence can afford against lawess Violence tho
reckless and lnoOnsideTate continue 10 brave the
danger with positive safeguard within their
Every day, however, the number Of these mar.
Yrs 10 their own want OF forecast jlminishes.
Each succeeding year demonstrates more clearly
the inesIimahle value Of the Bittera, both as an
antldote Tor the causes Of disease aud a specific
Tor lts eOnsaquehcee. Tbs miasmA which Roner-
ates periOdio disorders, rheumatism, liver com.
plant, lTregulaTlty Of tho bowels, and other
physical disturbances, Produces no effect what.
ever upon tystoms toned strengthened and reEu-
lated " this powerful vegetable msdloine, and
dyspepsia, nervous debility, constipation, Inter
mltlsht and Femttsnt levers, bllloaSness and In
fact nearly all the mAladlps which the tlitters,
II taken IN time, you'd prevent, arc cured BY the
perAeNeIlnE use OF the great remedy.
Tue genuine BitterS sold IN bOttles only, aud
mover BY the barrel, key OF gallon, a. 10 repre-.
ssnted ~ some pnpriAelpled dsalerp,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

Col. Pack, OF the wealthy and sntsrprisinR
hrm Of Durfee b Peck, the steamboat princes
and commercial kings Of the rich and rapidly
developing region embraced in the upper $500
miles Of the Missouri river, reached this city
yesterday, and will sojourn for = lew days while
looking after the matter OF the transportation Of
Government and other irslshts to the military
posts Indian agencies and live young cities OF the
nav NnrthUeEt.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

VICTORIA G. Woodruff will lecture at
Lincoln hall the latter part OF next week.
Subjects The Impending Revolution" This
10 the FIRST OF series OF lectures, 10 be fol-
lowed BY Laura De Force Gordon on "a
Crisis In Politics"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
LIFElN WASHINGTON.
Fashionable Gatherings.

Receptions and German.