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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

Professor Huntington, Of Columbian college,
gave the second lecture Of the course before tho
training class Of Christian workers last evening
In the Y. 81. q. A. lecture room on the "Evl.
dences Of Christianity" He began by speaking
Of tho endOWments uOd had given US In tho
will, intellect, kc., and that these endOwlnents
prove he would properly reveal himself In nc.
cordAnce with them Man'kneoeasitles prove
this, and that there Ia nothing irrational 10 be.
llevlng the Bible. The hrst proof for believing
the Bible to DO the Communication OF tOd To
man 10 In tho TACT that tho writer's themselves
maintain this, and here must DO proved the au.
thentlclty OF the books Of the Bible that they
were written BY the persons claimed to nave
written them and at the time claimed.
He passed to the discussion Of the New Tesla
mont for II the New Testament s divine the
| Old Testament must be, as " IL acknowledged
| by the authors Of the new. In regard TO the
New Testament, LIST, there Ia no evidence that II
was not written at the time claimed; 3D. the
| language proves Its divinity, being Greek mixed
| with Hebrew and Syrian hioms which was only
| used In the first century; 81, as positive proof
| profane history tells US that the chief events
| narrated In these books did occur at that time
| Tacitus, SuetOnius and the youner Pliny give
| Incidental but InimltAble illusions to the exist.
ence Of the early ChrlstiAns; 9TH, II would be
strange II no minute history had been written,
| and where else should We look for this than In
the Bible; bth, early christian writer's quote eN
tensiyely from them 9Th, there has been no Cyl
Il dence Of any writings having been lost, aud the
quotations Of friends and enemies agree witt
| those oxtant; Tth, no forReres were over claimed
as such forgeries would have been NJ once as
covered; sth, variations In different manuscript
are unlmportAnt not affecting the main truths
9TH, we must reject all ancient writings II ",
lie closed by eEhOrtlng US TO thank God 10
the abundance Of testimony giyon Of the authen
Ne Next Friday Prof Huntington will speak O
tho credlDllity OF the books Of the New Tesla
mept.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10
BARNEY WOOD.
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.


Barney Wood, the slNblokesper for the indie.
pendent Ice Company, who killed ChsesemAn at
his stable door on the 18th Of August last, was
brought to the bar Of the Criminal Court yes.
teriay for trial.
District Attorney Harrington appeared for
the United States; Hon. A. q. Riddle and Hon.
Francis Miller for the defence.
THE CALL FoR july.
The call OF the Jurors on the regular panel
was then proceeded with, as follows:
BENJAMIN II, SteinmetG, had formed an opin-
loui samuel Jones, challenged by the deience
Eustlce y. o. Btien, accepted; John W. MOroell,
accepted Charles Il. Church, slcki John II.
Sommes, had formed an opinion; Patrick CLARK,
accepted Thomas X. johnson, challenged by
defence, Samuel L. Douglas, challenged by de-
fence; Andrew q. Plant, accepted; William q.
HamheTger, challenged by United states; Fred
ctick A. wbst challenged by defencei L. A:
Middleton, same; James Payne, samei Israel
DemlnR, accepted; W, II. Downing, challenged
by the United States; John NJ. Divine, accepted;
Lewis Payne, challenged by defenoei John II.
W. Dement,, challenged by defencej John I.
Donaldson, accepted; 0eorge wilmer, accepted;
Frederick A. KlopieT, challenged by the de-
fence; Lewis Spanier, had conscientious soru.
plesI q. Oammack, challenged by the United
states; Ephraim NJ. Whlttlkor, excused, sick.
The panel having been thus exhausted, and
but eight lurOrB obtained, the Court directed
that thirty names be drawn from the box, and
, the persons thus drawn DO summoned to attend
on Wednesday morning as talesmen.
/ The court then adjourned,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

A WILL AND A WAY.-A boy raised one
hundred Cucumbers, which he gave for
pickles, and gave the proceeds for missions.
young man planted one potato ON land
that his aunt allowed for the purpose. 1t
yielded peck for the second planting These
yielded seven and half bushels, which sold
for enough TO make what was regarded as
generous donation. A lady In Pennsylvania
had missionary hen which supplied her
with an annual contribution. A man who
could not think Of anything else he could
spare cOnsecrated goOseberry bush for mis-,
slOns. This could be put In u fence corner,
and was clear gain oil around. A poor col
Ored sister wanted TO help send the gospel
to tell the poor heather about Jesus, who
lived and died for us "a well as for her.
"What can me dor" Where there Ia will
there Is way. Before PeRlng to her cabin
the way was found. She had few chickens
which she called her own, Taking one OF
the latest and finest OF the flock, she tied a
piece Of red flannel to Its Leg and gave It to
the lord. "Slssy," said she to the chicken
dds Is dc missionary mark Now yOu's a
missionary chlckGni member dat. All Of
your eggs dey's missionary too. Now go
bout your business"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

Thomas Mcehan, OF Germantown, Pennsylya'
mia, has been reQueSed to ship at his earliest
convenience COZ NfWay Naples and 300 sugar
Naples to the lJlFd Of Public Works. Messrs.
Hooper Bro. \ Thomas have been requested to
ship to thIE city rs soon rs possible the fol.
lowing trees: 80 Almus Fulba; so Sails Buril;
90 American Elm; l-5 Sails Buria; 20 American
Linden; % Nirgllla LuteAi 3doIen Weeping Lin.
den; 6O KoSlrutorIei rs Gymnaeladus; 90 SaliS
Pentendra; 40 Yucca Fillamentosa; JOO Nor
way Maple; IN Sugar Maple; 500 Sycamore;
100 Silver Maple; 100 American Elm; 100 Amer.
lean Linden; 900 English Linden; 100 Purple
Beech. The trees MI vary from two TO twelve
feet In height
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

We have fresh anecdOte OF ElllstOn, one
Of the most delightful actors OF England a
hundred years ago. When scarcely eighteen
he was one day engaged In earnest cOnyersa'
ton with the hostess Of tavern at Mapping,
with whom he was smltten. An alarm Of fife
Was given, and Us II was necessary TO conceal
young Robert William, he was placed In a
hasped chest. Five minutes passed. still the
noise contuued-nay, II Increased. lie tried
to raise the lid. but she had prndenty las
tened Ii. lie listenedi the confusion In the
house became more evident lie could hear
persons running to and fro; he heard the
drlppings Of water.
All considerations Of personal safety van
ished. lie sought with all bis might 10 eXtrl-
cate hlmsef-ln vain; frightful thoughts OF
being burned alive flashed through his mind,
"At last, - TO use his own words, 81 had moth
ing for il hut patience and prayer
"PrayGT!" exelOimed HIS hcareT you
should have said repentance also"
Sir" he replied, ~ did not pray directly
for myself hut that those who were endoaV-
oring 10 suUdue the hre might be- induced TO
take care Of he furniture"
EllstOnB flame went out with tie iire, and
he went 10 that tavern no more.
Il ha uls I'm 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

fhe Republicans of the Nlnteenth district
ere out In force yesterday, with music, days
and a large omnibus.
Officer George W. Gross, Of the Sixth pre-
clnct, died ut his residence on Pierce street On
Tuesday afternoon, alter a lew days illness.
A delegation Of Ute Indians are coming to
this city
There wasn't a Democrat In town yesterday.
So says John Langley
A slight mistake The Item about the Corn
we'll hTe.
In one year Chicago has spent over forty
million dollars In Iucal and private improve.
ments, and there hasn't been any Injunction
either.
The funeral OF tho late Capt. Henry X.
Davenport, Oi the U. 5. Navy, will take place
ut the Metropolitan N. y. church, on Friday
at three o'clock Rev. J. T.. Newman will
OtlClatC,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10


Democrats carried Georgh that neither Hree-
lev, Tilton nor Fitzpatrick made speeches there.
GEN. BANKS uss always Rad a sort Of per.
sOnal popularity In his dls, vt But he will now
learn that personal popularity Is not sufficient
tooNorcome poi'l'A' 'r'aehory'
THEY demonstrate 10 Georgia thar touching
anxiety Tor reconciliation Of which Mr.dree.
ley has 80 much to say by driving the cOlo'sd
voters away from the polls.
THE UresIcyItos are 10 favor Of the ConstItu
tlonal amendments as Snonks was In favor Of
the Maine liuuor law. ue was for the law. but
aRaInst is enforcement
nDyy,,,. soys The p,u,Io,nbt, V,,yJ.,i, Il,
romarknhI, agricultural candidate truly uis
pomina,ion nj Cincinnati Vas , ,nocr ,,rnp,
and tho end of him will be a hsat
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vas. Of Illinois tells his friends 10 look ont for
majority anywhere between 90 900 and 1000 for
the Republican ticket In tnat state
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

II Is astonishing what success FrCund's
establishment has become. A progressive man
should succeed. Just 20 and be convinced your.
self, and try his delicious oysters, which are
served In the best manner. HIS lunch served
especially for ladies deserves the highest com.
mendRtiOn; In fact, everything no does In this
line Ia nice. II Ia worth the trouble 10 20 down
and see bis case Of superb fancy goods tor the
German and parties Of the irsLolass. He Is the
one to FIX up the parties, weddings, 40. 40 and
tFy him
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

The EnOslnlan Society Of this Institution was,
on last week, the recipient Of a set OF washing
ton Irylng's works complete, In ~ volumes, the
generous and peculiarly acceptable donation Of
the Hon. John A. Bodies. Judge BOlles 10 the
vice president Of the board OF trustees OF COlum.
blau College and has In other ways exhibited
the real Interest that he takes 10 the welfare Of
this scat Of learning. The esteem and admlra-
ton VI all connected with tho college has been
long since his and his many EealOus efforts for
tho promotion Of the best interests VI the college
will not fail 10 be appreciated,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

The superintendent OF gas and lamps has
been directed to erect lhmppost In front OF the
machine shop on Fifteenth street, and instruc
tlonS have been given on said street to lay tho
brick in fOotwaIk IN front Of said shop on edge,
and to place a wooden "skid" 10 the gutter, rs
It Is deemed Inexpedient to lower the curb tor
said purnose
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

and, OF course, he designed portion Of them
10 be eaten frisd but there are such abOmlna-
are often tempted to swear when the greasy,
meAly, doughty things are brought On the table.
Families can have them supplied from the Mon,
Streets fried In style that Ia most AppetlEing.
Sweet lard, cracker crumbs, a perfect brown,
sayOry condiments, delicate but thorough cook
Ing are some Of the features ui an oyster FRY at
the MONOGRAM.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

Yesterday morning about o'clock man
named Anthony Meyers was found by baker
who was delivering bread lying In . ditch on
Seventeenth street, between X and l. streets,
dead. lie was removed to house near by by
Sergeant Perry, Of the Fourth precinct, when the
coroner was notified, who held an inquest the
verdict being that he came to his death by fall
Ing into the ditch while under the inhusnes OF
liquor. Tho body was turned over TO his vile
for inteFmgnt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

X. A. Burnoll, we'll known throughout the
West us one Of the most earnest and sucoessiql
lay preachers oil this country, Is expected to
speak this evening, at tho usual hour OF the
daily prayer. meetings, In Lincoln hall. Those
who have heard MIR. BuTnell Will DO glad 10
embrace this opportunity VI again listening TO
his earnest stirring words, and Il will pc an Oc.
caslOn not 70 10 lightly esteemed. ~ should
embrace this chance 10 meet this Harlan rage
of the are
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

On Monday afternoon Miss Mary A. Wannell
40 long tho lnatrOn Of the Washington CITY Or
phan Asylum, died 10 that Institution and her lu.
neral will take place this AiteTnoon from the
Fourth Presbyterian church. Miss Wannell was
ali who knew her Tor the many Christian virtues
she possessed. To her admirable management
during the year OF her incumbency, II the asylum
indebtsd for the position II now holds among the
charitable Institutions Of tho city, and many Of
It's present and former inmates will sincerely
lament the desuiss Of ono who has ever been thelI
friend,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

A meeting Of the campaign and eMsoutlvs
committee VI tho SeYentednth District keppbh-
can Club was held last night and AFTER the
work of the campaign was talked over, hopeTt
0Ilohrlst and stamford PARKER were expelled
from the committee Il was agreed also that
a serenAde DO rendered Mr.. VIM. IallielerfOI the
successful candidate, at his residence tonight,
after which tho committee RdIOurned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

Tho Board Of Public Works ,, ~m On sSx,cetIh
Contractor for the Improvement Wv. ~" arcas.
''r''' "'' Public Property.
The superintendent Of property has receive
and inspected during tho last few days n yer
large amount Of sewer pipe Of different sizes.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

We have to thank the Marine band for a com.
pllmentaTy HeTenade rendered US at | o'clock
this morning, on their way with the Sixteenth
district club TO the residence Of Hon, j, W.
Mcknight. They played several patriotic airs,
and Mr. Shepherd acknowledged tho favor In a
handsome speech Of thanks, The band was IN
der tho leadership Of OhAs. ThleTbach.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

Now that tho reelection Of General Grant e
made a certainty tine changes In real estate WI
DO Tar more numerous than they have been our
ing the past lew months. The Temporary sus-
pense Of buyers has been removed, and the DC
nand for good property will be Increased. Inc
unLnIn Mnnnmun-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

Adolf Cluss, Inspector Of buildings, was dl.
rected to have telegraph poles on Rhode Island
avenue, between seventh street and Connect.
cut avenue northwest, changed to the opposite
siH. Of thu atraet
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

Mr.. VIM. Thomas has been informed by the
board that the parking Of l. street Is being done
10 accordance with the plan laid down by the
chief engineer and approved by them, aud that
his request to have change made cannot be
ufantpl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

A contract has boon made with Mr.. Samuel
q. wroe for parking both sides Of Connecticut
avenue, from II to l. street, including both sides
Of Farragut square, at board rates.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10
TIE MtTXoroLIrAN NJ. h. CmuEI:

The New Pastor, ReY. DIR. Tiffany.
Rev. DR.. Tiffany, who has been called TO the
pastorato OI the Metropolitan NJ. T.. church,
will arrive 10 this city on Friday, and will
preach his INST sermon on Sunday next. Ia
order that our readers may know something Of
this divine We clip the following from the New.
ark Morning Register, which will serve to intro
duco him
This distinguished clergyman lie, as the pub
lie know, about TO leave ST. PHurs Methodist
Epigcupn church for the Metropolitan church
at Washington. Yesterday was his last com.
munlun service with his present charge, and II
was very Interesting and affecting occasion,
being Ia fact fearful leAye-takinE between a
beloved Christian pastor and his people sorrow.
Ing most nj all that they should see bis face no
more In such mlnistTatlOns among them. The
two and halt years OF Dr. TiHanys ministry
In this city have been notable In the history Of
his church. lie has adorned It's pulpit with eX.
traOrtinaTy elUqucncc, has endeared himself To
his people IN the pastoral relation aud has built
up the church by steady and constant aecc sslOns
(sUme fourteen or niteen persons, pTObatlOners
aud full members, were taken into II yesterday
and leaves II In all respects harmonious and In
better condition than when he came to II. HIS
congregation may well gTieye at his loss and he
may feel sad at parting with sOdeyOted u church.
The general public In this city Join with his poo
pie iu regret at his removal iFUm among u.s. lie
goes at the call Of the authorities OF the MethO-
dist Episcopal Church to an eminent position to
which he has been appointed under the most
hAtterinH circumstances, and all Newark bids
hin HUl speed In his new work ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10
WpfRE6'f%&i2s4 fB8ESS G8'HBA5TgIHI;4 J W.
ssHHhnE vE sTTEhh = hND ii9T;WAIER nRATTNd

SURE BTRAM AND HOTWATFR IRAgipHgn1
AND INITIATING APPARATUS,
N9thuhg 2 nnoetod with our home, ita hOAlth,
S1hIoIt enl happiness Justly command moro
mposnht consideration than the qualify and vital.
Uy Y. Wy hI, lhe element upon which chiefly de-
p9hus thg oHttonoo OF thOte most dear 10 u.s. our
ME- Ind ehndfeny who sP?nd the greater part Of
l IVES vi MN doors, Hence, tho Artificial heat
which may make that air Impure hscomSS Subsst IL
~ anoant slHliheAnoe. The following are lev Of
tn9 many bnlldinEa whore our Apparatus 10 In u6o
MoHAfd puiyeTsit Ooro0Tau Art Italian, Masonic
VA sapTeI9 GouTt room CONGRESSIONAL Library
nu totuhdA % Unit Oh states capitol Wailaoh School
sIeeamAha Bank, Patent Once, ., W. ThOmpson's
Nv nSSiitng haTshhll browu'ai ThoS, D. DuTant6, Con
49, 49, " bA,oeh'a, Governors Mansion, (Annapolls
SonFent q VihitAtlOn, and Mount Hope lnaano ~.
.aias "a tlmore Send for descriptive circular aud
THHh rbARIs RAHqE AND PARLoR SUN AND
tluhINlhd flRE,PLAOk HEATERS resolved
" ASF(and iPstiinls, and american n,iitutS fSir
plAoe heateTu in the Visited States FoT ssIs nv IN
ns,~ Dealers In Washington, GSoTSStoWn and
e"AsAHAt klSp9-sm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10
THE COURTS.



HEEHRAL TRRN oF THE SUPREME CoURT or
TnE DIBTmCT.-Chlei Justice Cartier and Jus
tees Wylis and Macarthur sat In bdnC Jester.
day.
United States vs.. James X. Hood, late deputy
postmaster at Chattanooga, and George s. uId.
con and Joseph =. Brown, sureiles.
n an S sy Sn 81 a'Ss 'nS uHtsd
late deputy postmaster At Chattanooga, Tennes.
see, TO recover the SUN Of va 81, claimed TO DO
due on his account, with interest thereon from
August 81, 1880.
A Joint action on the bend was Instituted
against the principal Obllg0r, james X. Hood, and
his surstlos, George y. Gideon and Joseph =.
brown. Process was served on the suTotiOs, but
the writ against the principal was returned mot
to Do found, be being non resident Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Tie suit Ia therefore being
prosecuted against the suretiSs alone, and a
demurrer to the declaration is entered.
District Attorney Flbher appeared for the
United states, and MT; Robert heooh Tor the
The nrst ground Of demurrer is that there ID
no sufficient assignment 10 tho declaration, Of
breaches Of the condition Of tho bond on which
suit has been brought, The declaration does
not Allege 10 what manner the said late deputy
postmaster, while In office, was instructed BY
The Postmaster General to dispose Of the public
moneys that came into his hands as deputy post
MASTER nor does II contain any Ryorment that
| he was Instructed, ordered or directed at all
| At any time during his term Of office, by the
Postmaster General, 10 transfer or pay out the
The second cause Of demurrer Is that the de
| claFAiiOn sets forth that the said James II. Hoo
was, on the 18th day Of November, 1893, duly
| appointed, confirmed, commissioned and quail
| ted according TO law, and entered upon the ex
ecutIOn Of his office as deputy postmaster Of th,
| United Stattg OF America At Chattanooga, IL
| the county Of Hamilton and State Of Tennessee
and Tor a long time thereafter, 70 wit, until thI
Blst day Of August, lSeS, tho said James X
Hood continued and romAlned In the service o
me pihH ~ ~ SPSn NJ - ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

GRRRIT SMITHS only son. Mr., Green Smith
Is the Liberal candidate for sheriff In Madl
son county, N. Y. Gerrit must have had a
prophetic lnkllng OF the eternal fitneis o.
things Whel he called that boy "Gre(n,"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

No. ~ Seventh street northwest, under Odd
FsllDWB' hall, Tor tho Providence gaiter Tor gen
tlemen-tho hneSt and most nObby gAlteT In the
city,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

TIE steamer ARROW, Captain Frank Honings
neAd hAsnE been rebuilt and entirely Tstttsd By hor
FOOT OF SEVENTH srRRET,
DAILY, Sunday. k5gsPtsd9 AT 10 O'OLoOK,
HIEs Tomb 81 "ashiG Eton,D and intermediate
L4ndlnEs JAhHS BYKk6
le1oSM Gen, bnpt Steamer ROW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

HEEHRAL TRRN oF THK SUPREME CoURT oR
TnE DIsTmCT.-Chlsi Justice Cartier and Jus,
tIees WylIs and Macarthur sat In bdnr Jester.
huN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

LADIES AND uENTLENRN, II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In htstclnss manner
send them to A. FISHER, 0is Ninth street, op.
poslte Patent Once. The Professor VIII give
YOU satlsfaetlon without fall.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays por cent. interest on all deposits. De
pOalA can b. made and drawn at Will. u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

POLICE CoURT-Judgs SRsH.-Wm. Jones, lar.
ceny, sent TO reform school, Robert Lynch and
Daniel O'BTlen, Atfray, hned 45 each, Corne-
Illus MeCAnley, threats, bonds 70 keep the peace.
Jacob Williams, assault, - and costs, William
IyeTson, stsallnE, 20. Walker White and II.
Henson ARRAY; The latter forfelting his cOllato.
raj and tho iOTmer fined ". Isaac Goats, as
sAult, forfeited his collateral. James EdmOn.
stOn, assault on his wife, tl0 and costs. ThOs.
Alexander, assault on Ann Peck, W and costs.
James Armstrong, dlsOrdeTly, %. John Green
forfeited collateral for the same offence. John
Gray, profanity, IS, VIM. KimbRll, charged
with disturbance 10 the theatre, $40 Walter J..
HILLARY forfeited collateral for disorder Ma
than Randolph, disorderly, ". Ohas. q. John.
son and Richard MoNAlley forfeited collateral
for disorder. II. Butler, dlsordeTly conduct, ";
O. U. JOHNSON, carrying loaded pistol, case sus,
pended. o. Wallace was hned " for disordeIly
conduct, Margaret JOhhsOn, dlsOrderly g.
James d. ROdblfd, cursing, Is, Edward Ed.
wards, dlsOFderly, rs. Alfred 'PlnoEett, same
offence, d. George Martin, drunk and profane,
-. Patrick Harmon, oursinRr Vs. Michael
Mack, same offence, ". Samuel Sauory, carry
Ing slung shot go. Henry Gaines, carrying
n razor, 30 Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

usREuL FACTS WORTH KHowIE0.
THuRsroH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder 10 the
bost Dsntrlnoe In use. 1t keopsthe Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price 20 and 80 cents.
JoUvEN's InOd0rOus Kid uloyo Cleaner Is far
superior to anything knOUn. Price 20 cents.
THoHPsoN's Pomado Optine Is exquisite. II
sOftens, beauties, and strengthens the hair.
Price rs and 90 conta.
All for sale by druggists.