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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-01-20
A FTER A PROTRACTED BLIND.

a FTER A PROTRACTED RIBNn-
Z "a ness OF moro than five years, DIR. pordcs
mas made himself thoroughly and scient;GcoIo
~ acquainted with all Diseases of the I've
anu anu Is now, practicing with success not sIr
passed In the United States. 'N-
All operations performed, such as Strob;s-
mus, or cross-eye, Cataract by linear extrac-
1loh' Depression or Absorption, Pteryginm. or
neshy membrane growing over the eve, Rednc-
tion OF Staphyloma, or bullying out of tbe eve
Artlhcl9l Pupil, Fistula, Lachrymaiis. or clos
ihhg Qi Ihe tear passage, and all deformities of
Artificial Eyes inserted without tbo loost
pun, ana possessing all tho movements and
pillllancy of the real eye A large assortment
constantly on hand and for sale at reasonable
prices he Doctors Eye Bath for the treat
li lient ana cure of all nervous diseases is used
all oyor this coast "'o' 10 "So"
J. Ihanliu! to those physicians who have sent
nm illl cHSea lof operation, he hopes that his uni
noI:al success will warrant a continuation of
thelr confidence. His celebrity as nm oneyator
Is co-eXtensiye with his success. ms nntients
are presenting themselves for treatment and
operations, from New York and Boston. almost
mmohthiy' Many patients can be seen at the
covery. 0ii' ''"ses Vi Io7
~ iOPFIcE-737 Clay Street. (Oppositc tho
''"" l"hciSco' 2l-ly.
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SEWING MACHINES.
WHEELER & WILSON.

THE GREAT TRIAL OF SEWING MACHINES.
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DIRECTORS {:

CEFAS. Il. MeLANE, --- President.
&. r. .BUTrERWORTH, Vice presd't &.
JOHN CROCKETT, Secretary.
Insure in Gold or Currency, and when de-
sired, give credit for one-half the Premium.
WARD II. LOVEJOY.
janl Agent at Wcaycryillc.
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AYERS HAIR VIGOR.
For RESTORING Gray Hair fO its
Natural Vitality an0 Color.

A dressing
which is at once
agreeable, heal
thy and effect
ual for prcserV-
ing the hair
1t soon restores
faded or gray
hair to its oligi-
Hnl color, with
! llthc gloss and
\ res h cSS of
| youth. y h i n
I, lair is thicken-
' I'd, IA ling hair
c h och G It, and
badness, often,
Slough n OF al
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INSURANCE.
CALIFORNIA MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated November l5, 1857.
OFFICE, NO.}, MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Capital, in l.. =. Gold Coin, 100000.
Garantce Fund, Coin, S25O-OOO-
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MEDICAL.
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VIM EGAR BITTERS.

FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS wheth-
or in Young or old, married or single, at the
dawn of womanhood or at the turn Of life,
these Tonic Bitters have no equal.
no SEND FOR A CIRCULAR. ga
They are u Gentle PurGatiVe as
well as II Tonic, possessing also the pecu-
liar merit of acting as Il powerful agent in re-
lieving Congestion or Inflammation Of the
Liver, and all the Nisceral Organs.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

For Diseases of the Throat ana
Lungs. such as Coughs, Colds,
WhOOping-COugh, BrOn-
chitiS, Asthma. and
consumption.
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FOR SKIN DISEASES,

Eruptions, Tcttcr Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots
ruStules, Boils, Carbuuoles, Ring orms,
ocald- Head, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs
DiscOl0rations Of the Skin, Of whatever namo
or nature, are literally dug up and carried out
of the system in short time by the use of
these Bitters. one bottle in such cas- s will
convince the most incrodulous of their cura-
tive effects.
Cleanse the Nitiated Blood whenever YOU
find lts impurities bursting through the skin
in PlmpleS, EruptionS or Sores cleanse il
when you find it obstructed and sluggish in tho
veins cleanse it when it is foul, and YOUR
feelings will tell you when. Keep the Blood
pure and the health Of the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE or other W0RaES,
lurking in the system of so many thousands,
are eiectually destroyed and removed. For
Ihll directions, read carefully the circular
around each bottle, printed in four languages
-Engllsh, German, French and Spanish.
J. WALMER, Proprietor.
r.. II. MCDONALD e co.,
Druggists and General Agents,
San Francisco, California, and
b and 81 Commerce Street.
lo-ly New York.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
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ways, cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the folicIes are destroyed, or
as romans can be saved by this application,
and stimulated into activity, so that new
growth of hair is produced. Instead Of iouling
the hair with pasty sediment it will keep it
clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will
prevent the hair from turning gray or falling
off, and consequently prevent buIduoss. The
restoration Of vitality it gives to the scalp ar
rests and prevents the formation of dandruH,
which is often SO uncleanly and oilcnsiyC.-
Free from those deleterous substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and inju-
rious to the hair, the \ igor can only banolit
bat not harm it. If wanted merely for a
Hair Dressing. nothing else can be found
so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye,
it does not soil white cambrc and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it u rich, glossy luster
and II grateful perfume.
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PREPARED BY
DR.. ]. @. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE

CRANE & BRIGHAM,
REDINGIUN, llOSTEITER * co.,
Wholesale Agents,
novl-im. SAN Francisco.
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Among the great
discoveries of mod
ern science, few are
'of more real value
to IN IN k in d than
this efi'cctual rene
dy for all diseases of
he throat and lungs
y vast trial Of its
virtues, throughout
this and other coun-
tries has shown that
it does surely and
eGectually control
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

An effort was made by Mr.. Hale, Of Maine,
yesterday to benefit the coal owners OF Nova
Scotia at the expense Of the miners In this
country. The friends of the rising young
member from the Pioneer State will see with
regret an action opposed to home develop
ment, not only In Pennsylvania, but In seye-
raj Southern and Western States, where the
bltumlnous coal Interests are Increasing every
year.
The gentlemen who cry so loudly for help
for the fisheries must not forget that the
country has greater need Of protection for
Its coal and salt than all the hsh-dry or fresh
that ever delighted the youthful eyes Of the
Jonah Of free trade. We beg Mr.. Hale not to
permit the whole Of British monopoly TO swal-
low up his future as statesman and friend oi
American industry. The future Of his own
country should DO Of greater Importance In
his eyes than the blus nc Ies Of many Nova
scotiAs; and II II be that Portland and Bangor
capital is now invested In British mines, lei
Us beseech the rising young member from
Maine TO ask his constituents TO withdraw
their money and place II In Virginia or North
Carolina coal, only needing capital to all our
home market, even now glutted by forelgr
article produced by American money.
American miners may want more money
for work than the beggarly blue noses bu
then the patriotic gentleman from Maine did
not for an instant object to sustaining living
rates for American labor. The future has
too much in store for tho young special
pleGder from the "DirlgO" State. Let him
remember that bis eountrymen arc a reading
people, and watch eagerly tho action Of Rep
resontatiyes on the floor Of the House Of Rep
resentAtiyos.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

NM cu,vnvUx ,he French .rv w.. n,
the CapItol Yesterday and at ,bo closs oi the
dsha,o IN ,hs sonata roc.Ivcd o1,,o an ova-
lion tor, c.r,a,D ro-.nanor odrr.sronaon,. -
,rss 49, NJ :. ~ ~ W. y ~ 49, ns'' "
-. - :, ~ -, s.,...,s n
~ S,,a,., 80 !, s.ss,,' ~ l' - -
- -. y. 80 ,s,-a : - " su,
ia',S.- 80 ~. ,as' .e oA',s ~ "ous s, s"S ny
- pH ~. A. - ~. ~ :, oUo ~ iu 80 ~
P-po. ~. -, n'ou AZ 'no espi'A' o iol
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

Senator Conkling's speech In the Senate yes
terdAy, on the Arms resolution, was undoubt-
edly the speech Of the debate. As mere
piece OF rhetoric, II was superior to anything
that has been said on the subject, while as a
defence Of the Administration, or rather As an
assault on the opposltion, II carried conviction
TO everybody. Mr.. Conkllng drove Mr.,
Schurz before him as irresistlbly as did the
German legions the forces Of France at Grave
lotte or Sedan. Mr.. schurz fought gallautly,
but he was no match for Mr.. Conkling, and
when the latter gentleman sat down, and Mr..
schurz rose to address the Senate, II was felt
by everybody that he was merely leading q
q forlorn hope. Mr.. Conkllng laid the forti-
ncAlions Of his opponents In ruins; routed
them horse, foot, and artillery. The eIecu-
tive session was fortunate incident for Mr..
schurE, for with Conkling's magnificent sen
tsncss still ringing through the Chamber, II
was clear to everybody that the Missouri Sen
Ator could make no impression whatever.
Mr.. Conkllng clearly demonstrated that
sumner and schurZ are not only Influenced
by personal and unpatrlotc motives, that
In this Instance they have not only dishon-
ored themselves and abused their privileges
as Senators, but that there Is good ground
for supposing that they have themselves yiO-
lated the very neutrality laws which they 90
loudly champion. 1t would be a curious up
shot OF this whole business, II Mr.. schurE
were Indicted and found guilty Of an infrac.
tion Of the law In holding correspondence
and consulting with the representative Of a
bslllgerent, with whom the United States
was at peaco-a tSct which Mr., COnk.
ling, on Mr.. schurE's own admissions, clearly
and cCucludvely established.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20
DEnocRATIC MISREPRESENTATION.

Gensral Grants scAndalous Santo Domingo
job Is thoroughly ventilated in the "world Al.
mAnAo" for 1874 Democ rats will have no more o.
feotiye weapons against the Radical candidate
for President In the 90 ming campaign than the
facts In this dlsgrAcoful transaction, all Of which
are given In the "Alma nao."-h Y, World.
Then the "World's Almanac" does not con-
tain the letters or asummary Of the letters Of
the able member OF the editorial corps whom
that journal sent as correspondent with the
Banto Domingo commission twelve months
ago. Mr.. W. II. Hurlbut, the gentleman In
question, would not tell a talsehood even TO
help party cause. He wrote simply what
he saw, and what he ascertained after q long
and patient investigation. His letters were
q magnificent yindicatlon Of the Administra-
ton. They were printed in the World. II
the "World Almanac. which We have not
seen, contains anything different, that paper
must accept either horn OF the dilemma-that
II stated what was not true year ago, or
that its Almanac" now so far a. San Do
mingo Is concerned, Is lie and fraud.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

Mr. Conkllng yesterday, In his great speech
on the Sumner resolutions, read an extract
from the IRinois Stats zeitung, one Of the
bost and ablest German journals in this coun-
try. The editor complains, amongst other
matter that Senator schurE, during the time
Of tha sale Of arms, odd nothlng" TO prevent
the same. Mr.. SchurL styled this statement
"a lie"
Now, the Tuinois Stats zeiHng meant
simply that Mr.. schurz did nothing In Con-
gross. He himself, In his speech the other
day, acknowledged that he had received
from all parts of the country large number
Of petitions from German citlzeus protesting
against the sale Of arms. Those petitions
were mostly all addressed 10 the Congress Of
the United States, and signed BY many thou
sands of our German citizens. Now, did Mr.
schurz introduce those petitions In the Sem
ate Of tho United States, as no was requested
10 doi No, he did not Introduce a single one
Of them. lie did, as the TRinois Siddis Zeii-
ung correctly says, nothing" Perhaps he
believed that his German follow-oitlzens were
not entitled TO the great privilege Of freemen
the right Of petitisn; or, perhaps he con-
sdered himself the head Of the Germans In
America, who have TO acqulosce In whatever
he does; otherwise he certainly would not
have dared to pocket those petitions.
We arc sure that II Mr.. Schurz would not
have kept this matter so sodulously out OF
Congress the relief which the German clti-
Eeus asked would have been granted lmmo-
dIately. For, when on the 23d Of January,
1871, some German citizens Of tho District Of
-. - ....u,a.tal Nhla anhtagf
presented in the House BY General Boyd, Of
Missouri, and thus this matter, having been
brought officially 70 the knowledge Of the
President, the latter, on the same day, gave
an order TO stop the sale which was referred
TO In the REPUBLICAN as follows:
SALE OF GOVERNMENT ARMS sUs-
PENDED-IMPoRTA ORDER oFTHE
WAR DEPARTMENT = PROTEST OF
GERMAN uITIZENs REGARDED.
The President In consultation with the Sec
rotary Of war on Monday, decided that, Tor the
present, II would be better for the Government
70 suspend the sale Of lts surplus arms and mu-
nltions Of war, and Secretary BelknAp accord
inEly notified General A. h. Dyer, chief Of the
ordnance bureau, TO Instruct the ordnance on
GERS that the disposal Of arms, &C., should at
once be discontinued. The REPuBLIokS Of yes.
teriay contaiued the memorial Of German oiti.
sens Of the District praying that the sale Of
our munitions Of war be prohibltel during the
continuance Of the present European struggle.
Il viii be remembered that the act Of July 2,
lsos, Authorised and directed the Secretary Of
war 10 cause 70 be sold, after offering at public
sale on thirty days notice, In such manner and
at such times aud places at public or private
sale, as he might doem most advantageous 10
.ENI. -. - nA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

60" Undsr the prorlsions Of the aet Of Cos.
Ersss spprOvsd February 81, 1874, Tsrritorisl
EoSerunsnt was organized In the District Of
CoiumbIa. Its results have thus lar fullI real
ised the expectations Of its advocates. UHdsr
the directiOa Of the Territorial ofieers, asystem
ofimprovementa has bssa inauEuratsd, By means
Of whieh Washington is rapidly beeoning . city
worthy OF the uAtion's capital. TIE citizens OF
the District having voiuntarilI taxed then.
selves 10 . large amount for The purpose Of con.
tributiss 10 the sdornnsAt OF the seat OF Gov
ernnsut, recommend liberal appropriations on
the part Of Congress, In order that the GoVeru.
ment NAY bear It's last share OF the expense Of
oarryiag est q Iudicious tystsm Of improve-
ments."-fretideni 0ranf's hsstags.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

TaE WIDOW OF the late Admiral Dahlgren
has petltloned Congress for the royalty due
for inventions used with great advantage by
the Government II Is but just and fair that
some appropriation be made to pay an In
debiedness Of long standing toward a family
Justly renowned for many and patriotic Ger
vices Mrs. Dahlgren, in her memorial,
modestly states that she Is but carrying out
the desires Of the Admiral, who wished a
suitable monument erected TO his heroic son,
and the country will Join US In saying that
none OF our national martyrs deserve this
recognition more than Washlngton's own
herO-Ulrle Dahlgren.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

appeared some days ago In these columns;
orric5 or ms ONO sr1IE JeuassSL
To as EIiisr n a. EssSasi R.pS5iiess;
nnd ne foll9wInS paLsgrapn IN the hhroD-
SThs ooium6ss toSioJ SLATE yegtneI ,ptlpasA-
tsw dny. ssS shts" az s' sscSeSnor Dennison
fOr the vice Fres,deuey, In a recent issue, by
sRsSSH sSS SSS rs9nSe s:om y indcSts tSss Mr. psnni
sons friends are determined 70 press his claims
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

Ma. scHuRz is very fond Of appealing to
the newspapers and Of quoting them. When
he speaks in the Senate he always addresses
himself TO his friends In the reporters' gal
iery. In another column we print few ex-
tracts from his own German journals which
he would do well TO read. One Of thom is
from the leading Democratic German paper
in the countryl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

yITLNTRp-A GOOD BUSINESS HAN, Win
w Acapltal Of $4,000 - partner In
BUILDING-STONE SAW MILL AND MARBLE.
MANTLE MANUfACr0Rr.
A competent bookksepsr and hhanoler pre-
frred. To an iudustrious mAn this h warranted
capital Investment. Apply 70
wh. BRADLEY,
fsiLs. 3I5 Ninth street ssrthwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20
Washing Machines.
THE KNOX PRACTICAL WASHING MAoHIS

THE KNOX PRACTICAL WASHING MACHINE
AND wRINGRR Is A GRAND SUCCESS.
noes not wear the siotnea. TOT .-h thss-
iniurs the most delicate fabric. SAVES haft the
time and tvo thirda Of the soap and less lAboroas
than The old uay, and splAshns Of water upon the
person os floor. FJund, loos Penn. ave-. bet Tenth
and X svsnth ,trssta. sign Of The Bis BAskst Wood
wards bulldlnes ATAngsmsnts will Be made 10 as'
oommodAts persons uiAhinE 10 test the mAshine,
which always glad 10 DO. by addressing y. n.
Buell. Al the store OF Waahington, ID, o. Tue high.
cot testmoniAla Ala, and MAY be obsAiusd Al tho
store b. calling the following residents Of Aah
inkton VINO are uatng thsmi
II. Smith, 90 Third stfsat northwest
DA,ld A hairi e, street aoIthEs.l
Rev John u, Van Meter, tit Tenth - s,uthWesA
OeorHs Sheriff. hli Third stroet northwest
q, J, Hall, aia l3ih street southNeaG
WIN. n Fitnhagh. l015 u street southwest
Honry Thomas, Howard Unlveraity. ....
Catholic Boys Aaylum, "a 81, bsI 9th AMI 10Th n. '.
". II. RidonouI. el6 Fo1rtoenth, bet I'D X n. v.
Or. W. D. Bhrdi, p09 " strsst nofthSssL
Mr. 5RuehtieY, cor Ind. ave and Second ~ n v.
A. III. Marks, n st, bot Sixth aud Seventh. Nav
Yard.
Or. Oalver, a0l Tenth street southwest
n Dsvlin, eli ID street northwest
~. DeVlin. o IT., New JsrssY Ay and Moth Capitol,
Thess mAahinss are manufactured By q. kJnoh
%, Wsstminstsr. Nd. who h.y. District and
iA4ou Y. n. BUELL.. Acting Agent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20
Dyeing.

OLDEST AND LARGEST DYRINa AND sCOUR.
" lha EsTADLlSHMENr IN THE DISTRICT.
Establisheal In 1851 Highest Premium Awarded
LAdis.' Drssssa, BhAula, Oloaks, AoL, cleaned In
the best m.nqsr, u dsslrsd. wi.h9qi rpplns, Vel;
10 ss unsurpassed In this oountfy, In from two 70
tWentl four hours.
DTess Goods, BhAwls, BAolues, Ribbpas, Planes,
KID 0lovgs, 40, Genfs OlOAkA, Coa.s, Pants and
Vssta dysd 70 the best manner,
TO be tho bas. place IN the District for
The uisA1i Of Gsntiensn's OlothinH.
ksegthins AppeFtAinins 10 the business promptly
attended 70. .....
Goods rsoslysd and rstarned By express
ro''on'' on''S'iNRRwuEArLBY,
ian0lu PnopTlstor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20
Pianos.

A RARE oHANcR i-HAvINa DETERMINED
S!s,sd soaSMxpTER Piiso, Phi q fEm
Adslphla, uhieh haa the novel; In HYM
haishsa and more darAbls thaa snJ
other Piano mAda onor the ssms q q per oept
les Tor cAsk than Any other hrstciAss Piano be
bought. or Tor reAsonA BILE instAlluasnta.
Gall and exAmins for youIselyeA
CARL RICHTER, AEeni,
q1b PennayyanlA avenue,
ism Betw0sn Nfnth and Tsath strosla.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

II hHoWn, ,ooRn HIi QF EEM YORK AVENUE
TEN FIIi5fuIAj5 hoUsES, WORTH FROM
i9olooo V sso.n0, ~ HOasss, worth frOm $500 10
sEvkRkL ii0usiss, WORTH si0n. suihs sold
g HoTsR SoSTSs;hRi VxiSTP AZ isIs ~ fEIsaf %oS oS TkSS
Tors AT MT. PLRAaAET. ON VERY xAsY
vsrm. V persons deairng 70 bnid. - -
BKvkRkL HoUsRs NRAR akEHRAL HOW
ard'a on aAly tormA. mhAu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20
AOAl''fi pisTsIor sn o. SSn SStussi,.

W...,-a,.,, n Al ~ .,ts y. ~ tsisa (
Ats msstiaE Of the Rspublicau General Oommitiss
a The District Of oolumbia. hsld on Tuesday evening
ista instant. the following resolution vas adoptsdi
Re slssd. That tbs ehairmaa Of TIL. oommittss bs
dlreetsd % call msstins. Ehsrs mssdnss hGTs MOI Al
feAdy been bed called under the pistorp o. prin-
SSs osc. IN &. ss.sa. az
s;iS,s .t sssa p,,sss I. the H.iosiu q hs %:mssr
dssiEasts, rassdv. vsbralJ ., a osloot D. N.
.SsS 3 az. he p.ss q X: p.:sss
oomnil,ee 10 April nslt Aso 70 ehoo.s thrse dele
vsntou y bs holdsa ~ Uaian LsaSqs Hal. 90 Wed.
ussdsy, February a. lsI9, At 10 clock a. 20 ,osot
BE- 6s sssi; a y s ,paSssa 20 ssss ouS ss
yeatoa % be held - PhllAdsPhla on the $50 day O
Prs.id.aI .aa Vice PfSsldSa Of the 0ntsd Slate
In aeoordsnes With the foregoing rs.outoa, the ssv
sFAl Republican clubs rsqus' ted 10 hold meetings
In thslr respective districts on TU KsDAY EVENING,
0Oth instant, at , o'clook, a. tollouui
First District; Al paionto.n school HoasS
ThiSd Distrisi-At MarEst Hal. qoOrEsloun.
fopSth regosssd. Asme meess q 1ens,
iiss bf.sSisssIs JYs.. Han, %. delegate. suy
siI;s p,Isst.k,, gsssss'. n osly
resoluiou. q 0eparl Qenmisies
ssyss.h p,sS.L4s ssth;i han iss d,lss.,', ~ osl,
Eishls Dis,siot-At Liberty Hall, Tenth street, be-
NisiS Pi:a:, A, A,Ssy H.I, El:,.s.s sir.:.
Elsvsnfh Distrlot-AIs ~ PauIG Oharch, Island.
Tysliih Disthot AT unioa sAEuo Hall
1higtsenth Di'thoe-At northwest corner Eleventh
SS.,::S;S BIt,,s., P21,SIS GAs,:s & p,.,
fifth strest, bstwean p aud
ssy.asssats i5 Dlstsis'eIsisnd II Hi "'''' A'Ao''
sssssS,s P,..TsHss ssgs'.S:d z oomm
and DaleGataa q C1onVantlon alraadI Olsotod