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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09

MILLIONS ON THE STRIKE!-ln spite OF
the enormous amount Of capital invested
in the promotion of intemperance, tne
Missionaries of Sobriety have no reason
to be disheartened. The strike against
alcoholic drinks is not confined TO the
ordinary liquors of commerce. IL is eA.
tending to all medicines OF which ardent
spirits form a component part. Inc
belief that stimulants OF this nature are
slov poisons gains ground everywhere.
Eminent Psychologists preach the doc'
trine, and the dissecting knife and the
microscope afford post norton evidence OF
i s truth. Fortunately at the very time
when our distinguished surgeons were
making the experiments which ied 70 t1ls COLI
clusion, q sagaclous member OF the proiespion'
DR.. Joseph Walker. of California, was perfect
ing o vegetable tonic, possessing all the restor-
alive properties claimed for the spirltuous
astringepts and free from their deadly sting
To those demoralizing, health destroying
notions his famous VINEGAR BITTERs seem TO
| be giving the coup de grace. The demand 1oi
| them declines, while the commercial and SAM
| tary success OF the new medicine is complete
And we hear daily of cases OF dyspepsia
| biliousness, malarious fever, rheumatism, con
stipation, general and local debility, govt
kidney disease, ETC., etc., that have succumbet
to the great restorative after resisting III
| Others.-ICom
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09

The letter carriers of the United
States delivered during the month OF
June the following number OF mailed
letters in the cities named: New York.
2,253,sOS Philadelphia, 1,lO3.s19; CHI
cago, 1901, 664 Isl. Louis, SO3,65l; Bos-
ton, 4SS,643; Baltimore, 3S5,996; Gin
cinnsti, 366,S7l; Detroit, 254,336; Buff
falo, 227, $50 Cleveland, 224,9OO; Brook
lyn, 217, 1896; Louisville, 2l5,5O2; Al
bany, 191, 1855; Milwaukee, l66, I6S:
Rochester, I6l $50; Indianapolis, 49,,
427 Washington, 1892; New Or
leans, l29,0S0; Richmond, 1920.
REMEDY FOR AsTHMA.-We think we
are benefting our readers when we
inform them that a relief for the Asthma
can be found in using Jonas Whitcomb's
Remedy.-lCom.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09

Prepared by H. 4. STEVENS, Boston. Ma
Proc S1.25. Sold By all Druggists. /
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09

When used externally. "a a Liniment. nothing gives
quicker ease in Bu rms. Bruises. Sprains, Cuts. Stnes
from insects. a nd Scads. 1t removes the IRE. ana
The wound heals like ordinary sores. Those snnering
with Reformation, Govt. or Neuralgia, il not a posi-
tive cure. they find the gives then
iief from 1cLin0 Teeth. Every housekse per should
keep ii at hand, and apply il on the nr,t attack o.
Of suffering. DO not trine with yourselves by testing
nntried remedies. Be snre you call for and get the
genuine PAIN-KILLER. as many worthless nostrums
are attemp.ed TO be sold on the great reputation OF
this valuable medicine.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09

00DA water. How 10 make II ut home in three
" minutes. Send ten cents and stamp to T.. r..
YALE, 81 W. Fourth Street. CINcISNArI. O.
YNeuten sortcs de Collections, en- toutes les parties
Il, DE la France, promptement faites, par
t-N'- J.. Y. FRUEAUFF, tF- "a.
Docteur en- droit. a Columbia. Lancaster Co., Pa.
IL X. PHENIX. Bloomington Nursery. IN.
II . 6el acres. 2lst year. l2Greenhouses Trees Bulbs
HEDGE Plants. Nur.ery Stock. 4 Catalogues. &c.
III ONEST, energetic. God fearing men and ,romer
III eau have pleasant. profitable work; no risk or capi-
tai. Write III. I. Hastings. " Lindall 81. Bo.ton. Mas.
A GENTs Wartcd.-Agent make more mousy Ut
"A work Tor US than At snythings lse. PartieuiArsf 60
q. srINsoS 4 Go. fsns Art Publishers. Portland. Maine
A pple Parer and Slicer 81 and 81: " Union, Apple
IA 81 Peach Parer, $3.50: Peach Stoner aud
Halver. 75c; Nut Cracker, sc. Sold by dealers. Manu-.
featured by d. ii, WBrrrENoRE. Worcester. Mas.
N xNc.L. anil nail w.w.,,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09
PEOPLES CHOLERA REMEDY.

MARIO, the king of tenors, has solo
his Florentine estate for $3OO,OOO.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09
WHY Is THIS Sol

II 4. because DAVIS PAIN-KILLER is what IL
claims to be-a reliever OF pain. ...
Irs MERITS ARE USsuRrAssEp.
II ron are suneriug from Internal Pain, Ttrenty 10
THRU Drops, is a hi1e tcafer, will almost instantly
cure you. There Is nothing TO equal it LOT C0tsc,
Cramps. Spauns, HeartJHra, Didrrhea, Dysenfery: ftnu,
Winf in the Bopels. Sour Stomach, D0spSpstd and Stek
Hsaddehe. In sections Of the country where ~
AND AGUE prevails. there Is no remsdy held in
rre-tcr esteem. Persons travelling should keep II by
them. A few drops in water, will prevent sickness
or bowel troubles from change Of water.
From foreign countries the calls for PAIN KlLLEk
are great. IL is found to CURE when oil
otber remedies fail,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09

Gently been projected under an agreement
between this country and Mexico. Quay
mas, which is situated in the State of Sono-
"a, has the best harbor on the western coast
of Mexico, and the success Of the scheme is
conceded to be a matter Of great commercial
importance.
GEN. srcxLEs has Withdrawn his resigna-
ton, and will continue to act as Minister to
Spain There 10 much trouble in the
northern departments of France, caused by
the strikes among the coal miners. A mem
Der Of the International from Chicago is
among the fomenters of disorder, seeking to
induce the miners to emigrate to America.
M,,r. CHRISTINE NILSSON was married in
We.tm;uss.r Abbey, London, to NJ. Rouzand,
on ssturdov :, " ~. The nuptials were
witnessed by an 'mense assemonsge IN
Guiding many OF the s%ta;nhscL rsv.
known artists. Count a. .;saa ceremonv
the bride away, and the mar. 20 Tbe nras,
was performed by Dean STANLEY. mnnnt in
ents received by the fair bride b fss cave
value to 100000. The Prince Of Wa. s.sres
q magnificent diamond bracelet......S a.
being out OF the way, France will again 4,
sumo diploma attic relations with Mexico.
SIR JAMES O'CoNNELL, a brother of the great
Daniel 0'Connell, died in London last week.
Instantly, the Herald explorer, was
greatly llea,s-d in Paris. A breakfast was
given him by Minister W~ashburne, at which
Sen. Sherman and other dignitaries were
KustriD, near Frankfort, re-
'ently, an omnibus loaded with passengers,
While crossing n railroad track, was run into
w n tFoyn QnA IaAh>l - A. .--l
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WILL Barnum's show was paraains III.
streets Of Terre Haute, Ind, the other dav
.ne oncers and employees of the Prairie Citv
BaIk rushed out to see the procession
ABOUT The same time an adroit thief sl;nneJ
IN me baek way and bagged about SIS an Of
me oanks iurds---.News from Fort Sullv'
Dano,a, Is to the effect that the Yellowstone
s.peaition, which rendezvoued at Fort Rice
.ne purpose OF guarding the surveying
10y o. Ihe Northern Pacific railroad, was
,It na,cn on the morning of the 26th
NV "nu undoubtedly left at thst time. The !
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-09

TIE first two bales of new cotton were re-
ceived at Savannah, Ga, on the 3lst ult,
one from Florida and one from cambridge,
Ga.....The City Bank, of Memphis, has col
lapsed. Liabilities $55, 000..-..The street.
car troubles in Augusta, Ga, have ceased,
and all is quiet again.
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G. E O K q E T o " n ,

A. LAST The street Gals of the Washin gton
and Georgetown railway ran up TO High street,
the former terminus OF the road, this morning,
for the first time in ten months II j. loped hat
they viii continue 10 -uu there.
TIE MILLS ran froll sho IL q clock yesteTd AZ
afternoon until ) O'Clock last evening and were
permitted TO rss1Ue az o'clock this morning.
Tie oilieTs DO rot know. howaver a. Wrat mr.
nent su cdict viii he Issued by the canal
officials ordering them TO susv PEND. The mills
might have commenced considerably Garlic Z
this morning, as there was an abur:,,sncc OF
@aIeL II, l5 canal but canal OF cisl info ued
one OF The rltiers that lie had been waitiug an
hour Tor the aTEiya, OF a boat, aai hence The
deIay IL allowing the mills to resume!
Buy YOUR FALL DRY GOODS Of those enter
pi.s.ns young merchants, Craig & jackson. los
that az WHO paircDize them viii secnfs tb@ hsst
goods a. fair rates, and they are both cour-eoys
and obiiging TO customers.
Ire GRAIN MAEKET.-The sales of wheat
bUSl ais Cf choice red III =. 90 ard 80 tI.r',is
az 5 ST. and 100 bushels of white corn ar 20
cents. one sale OF wheat-2,5CO bushels of good
70 prime red-was made to-day, at Sl7o-
BODY RECOVERED The BODY OF the saiior
SUPPOSED 70 he Daniel Medium, whose drown
ing III the river, Oft Sherm ans wharf va re
ported IN IhE STAR "a few DAY since, was seen
tcSt.ng ~ the Pot0mSc, near the coal wLagf OF
the Consolidated company, early this morning
and was recovered by the police On inyee.isl-
ton i was found that the drcvred man Wa 1,lt
McGUinnr but ElCha I'd Wallace. sir-l. u, Az
ABOUT % years Of age, belonging to Portland,
NE. lie coroner W., notified, but on We WIN :
The body pronounced an inquest unnecessary
Tie BODY las been .Irned over 20 the sanitary
police fcT burial
FOURTH DISTRICT RRpURIIC ANS-Tba 81
called republican gathering Al Beckett. hall a
lev evenings since having refused 20 recognize
the regular republican nominee Tor Congress
stems ara being taken 10 organize REGULAR re-
publican club IN that district.
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& L Z X 4 n u RIA.

SALtIs IN HONOR oF MAINE.--The cannon
- ne " ant, belonging to the radical club
VIII, tioIn present Indications, be as famous AS
wa once the Coon killer" = was out again
iCai victOIy in Maine.
IHE East ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAp.-The
engineers employed in locating the East AIeX-
ancila railroad are busily engaged in their work
Inc road will run from Bladensburg, on the
washington branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, to Postum Hall, opposite this CITY, a
Instance OF Ii miles, in which there will be but
eleven curves, and an easy grade up the Nary-
Iahd heights has been found by following the
course OK Oxen run. The connection with this
city will be made by steamers, which will nlv
between wharf extending from the MARYLAND
saoIe to tle channel of the river and foot of
Wilkes street.
He NEW MARKET HOUsR.-The scaFollinr
mas been partially removed from the new mar
ket-hOuse, and some idea Of the appearance that
pudding will present when completed can now
be obtained by ROYAL street view. The brick
layers will, 1t is said, next week commence the
erection OF the additional stories for Washing
ton lodge, on Cameron street, and probably Nj
a. T. Price will at the same time commence the
erection OF the steepe on the Royal street trout
CG< tie, lest ereHi7y.
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THE COUNTS.

POLICE Coz RT, Judge kius.-To-day, I.uCretia
Markham, charged with assault and battery on
Eli Biddle; SIS and costs. John Magrgder petit
larceny OF a pair of boots from Nath an Brady;
so and costs. Hugh Gallagher, charged with
assault and battery On Jane Gallagher, his mo
Their, was admonished by the court and dis
missed on his promise TO DO better in future.
Turner Newton, assault and battery OH Mary
Hall; $40. Francis Walker, assault and battery
on Louisa Hardy; -. John Thompson, charged
with making threats of personal violence to
James Smith. by threatening to put q head on
him for something he had said about his wife;
dismissed. Edward Childs, profanity; g. NJ.
Dalton forfeited collateral. George Brown
violation of cart law; -. Robert Dorsey and
Eliza Hopkins, colored, charged with indecent
exposure; IS each. John Hasset, drunk and
disorderly and indecent exposures; IS, or work.
house. Louisa Powers and Tillman Rivers, dis
orderly in Cherry alley, Georgetown. Louisa
was lined IS and Tillmsn dismissed.
TRADING WITHOUT LICENSE.
W. A. Crawford, charged with unlawfully
carving on the business of selling goods by
sample without license. Mr.. Mcconnell, his
counsel, stated that his client had arrived in
town last night from New York, whence he had
come by instruction of his employees, they
being under the impression that by a recent act
OF Congress no license is needed; that his client
was ready to comply with the law of the dis
trict in relation to taking out license, and if
permitted would DO so and procure his license
AZ once. The judge said that he would do so in
this case, but in the future the penalties of the
law would be enforced. He fined him IS, and q
bailif was dispatched with accused for his
license.
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Rockville Agricultural Fair I.

The Montgomery county Md fair was no.
as largely attended yesterday a was expected,
owing 20 the threatening weather, but neveIthe-
less there was a large crowd present, this Dis
trio: being well represented, a also Montgomery
and adj oin:ng counties ia Maryland. The de-
partDents of grain, vegetables, fruit and howers
were not As attractive yesterda- as usual, but
the committee were expecting fresh arrivals,
which would bring these divisions up to the
standard OF former years. In the cattle depart
ment there are some very fine specimens, aud
the display is far above the average. The horses,
too, attract much attention, anu, the langu age
of aWashingtonian, they are, perhaps, the finest
lot OF horses ever seen AZ a country fair. The
annual address was delivered by Mr.. John +.
Norris, OF this city, after a short Introductory
from Mr.. Joseph II. Bradley, ST., president of
the society. salute was fired by the Washing
ton artillery, Captain Starkwesther, in honor
OF the opening, and the Rocl willie cornet band
enlivened the fair with music. The great at
traction was the race for horses bred in the
county Tor purse of $50; second horse, 50; best
three in five. -Four entries were made "a fol-
lows: Colonel T.. V. White, sorT.l mare Lady
Meddledy; W. K. Gather, brown ,elding NJ tck
". Fawcet, brown stallion PotCms; Chief; Jacob
Pass. black horse Black Dan. a Door start was
made, and the first named won the heat in 3:I6;
Black Dan coming in second. TIE second heat
was wen in pa by Lady MeC dleJy; Black Dan
second ard Potomac Chief dis anced. MIR.
Fawcet did not hear the signal. and his horse
did rot staTt.) ON the third heat the sorrel mare
and black horse kept we'll together for some dis
lance, but the sorrel got the lead and kept it,
winning in 81
The Coreoran Zouaves, Capt. y. Il. X. Plant,
lett here this morning on the S:i5 train for Rock
vile 20 attend the fair. The Governors MOuute1
Guard also left this morning for the fair by the
turnpike during a shower.
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CI TY JTE NJ 5.

FOR MoURNING-l'rench AMI English broad
~ az OF cead black finish, witiOI5 gloss; aud
doe>kins Tor pantaio1us to match. Also. LIart
cashmere vestngs. GRO. C. HgSNISG
No. 40 eth street \. w
pCRIFG THIS WEEK. | will receive nv entire
stock OF Fail ami Winter Clothing.
STRAUS, the ClOthier
1Oll Pennsylvania avenue
between 10Th and 18th streets
, hkLIEF FOE THE FEEr-Fes, al rsr Ttsit-
SoIis extracted without pain, Bunions, Bad
\ &ils, &c relieved and cured, at DIR. Whites.
NO. go 10Th street, opposite L. s. Treasury.
IHH NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, n Y ava
ahd 10Th st., pays PEI CT on deposits. 27t3I4tI6
TH3RHoxsTsRs Snd Baromstsre ara repa,r~a
$40 made 70 order by Hemplsr, near AZ street.
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HHE NEW TARIFF.
THIRD EpITION-JUST PUBLISHED.

Manual Of U. 8. Import Duties and Digest Of the
Tariff Laws, in force August ], 1871.
By Samuel I. Morgan, CRStOm House Broker and
Counsellor, BalitnOT
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LIVELY MEETING OF SECOND DISTRICT RE-
PCBLICANs.-The Mount Pleasant republican
club held a meeting last night to arrange for
organizing a central republican club for this
District; the president, DR.. Breed, in the chair
Resolutions offered by MIR. Buker were dis
GUESSED at length by Messrs. Arnold, Emery,
Waring, Buker, Breed and others, and passed
with but one dissenting vote. They set forth
" that ii Is the duty of every republican to sup
port the regular republican nominations" and
g that Gen. n. p. Chapman and .. s. b. Wall,
ESQ.,, having received the straight republican
nomination, in accordance with the established
usages of the party, for the respective Positions
of delegate TO Congress for the District of Co
lumbia and delegate TO the legislative assembly
for the second district, IL is our duty to give
them our undivided and hearty support" Ar
engagements were made for notifying the several
local clubs of the proposed movement for a CEN
trail club, and inviting their cooperation at a
meeting to be called at Mount Pleasant on
Wednesday evening next A committee was
appointed TO secure, If possible, another meet
ing of the board OF registration at some central
point in the district, in order TO give an oppor-
tunlty for those who failed 10 register AZ the
regular meeting OF the board. Steps were also
taken TO hold grand mass meeting for the
lurIose Of rsuiying the general and local nom-
nations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-12

xT"Tbem wateTmelons," Indignantly retort-
ed side street grocer, in response to the doubts
or nmd customer, sis as harmless and
healthy as II II was cholera medicine ITSELF"
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Boslkbiis tsbss6 R1rn Er ssNr 1s, 's e
fouua 90 Women b Christian Association, c,os.rv
Square. All orders yro0ptiy and neatly execus.f
entrance on D streef. bstvsen 1th ans e-s. noIr.S
(,hsH PAID Ion LADIES, GHnrs' ssd oHIL
~ pkLns' CAsT,Qtr ULQThInG, eoO1E
stxss.. SsorEetovn. hoss By nan fFon Gsoyfetcv a
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CONTENTS OF THE MANUAL.

CONTENTS OF THE MANUAL.
PhRT Tariff Laws from lsi2 TO date, the por-
ton in force is III large type, while that which Is
PART mEsshedufs q q Rates of Duties, alphabet
sal,y nsrfsnsed, with extracts from Reg uia;ious
APPENDIX.-Foreign Moneys, value as fixed by
law. Foreign Weights and Measures, reduced TO
U. 5. standard. Rates Of Tare. hates of Draw
dueed to square yards InSoic q when Ia order.
kntsy without invoice. Abate ment oil duties Tor
PIES Of goods. Re-sppfsisements. Duties payable
In coin Excess Of weight. Lien for duties. Ton
deemed 1910 lbs Railroad iron imported for 70
pairs only: Drawback on cor,isge OF foreign hemp.
herchandise inyoiced at an average price, how
ported materials. Tonnage tax. Tars how rated.
Dutiable value, how determined. Withdrawal Of
brawbsck on foreign satpetre manuiactured into
guDpowder. Protest against decision of Collector
Secretary Of the Treasury. Discriminating duty
of per cent on goods imported in certain foreign
measures measures Baggage in trsnsIf through o. 9.
psmsse Of rust Of iron or steel. Discriminating
duty Of per cent on products east Of the Cape q
thereof; Branding and marking packages trans.
porte ported in bond: Goods remaining in store oyer
importations: Return cargo: Mashinery i'm
81 IN for
ports. Drawback on manufactures Of wood. Ma
Printsd on heavy White esper and well bound
and for sale By PHILIP LOMONS.
snZ gil Pennsylvania avenue.
TNHIs rs 70 qIyE NoIICE, That the spbscri.
= Der has obtained from the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia, holding Especial Term letters
the os :s: e q
ss All person. having claim; against
he S the e
or before the 18th day Of ugust next; they NAV
otherwise BY Law be excluded from all benefit Of the
raid eetste Given under my hand this 18th dav ~
August, la2. WILLIAM L. DUNLOP,
anl3-t ST. Executor.
TNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf6er
has Obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis
sdTinistrs tion on the personal estate Of NATHAN
LEWIS, late OF Washington county, d, C., de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased hereby warned TO exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof, ts the subscriber on or
before the 14.h day Of July next; they may
otherwise By Law be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate. Given under my hand this 24th day Of
ELIZABETH [hsr Z markl LEWIS,
Jyzo th5t Admi nsfratrix.
CENKRAL EHPLOYMENT OrFICE.-An per
NJ sons Wishing 10 employ Rslishie Servants Wi
do we'll to cali st JOSEPH BROOKs', 1903 ilth
S., between and stx, whore thar orders WIN b
promptly filed. isblIlys
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TIE CoRcoRAN SQUARE MARKRr.-Thomas
NJ. fiownsn has been authorized by the board
OF puoic works TO purchase material and en-
ploy labor and lay roadwsys, footwsys, aud
erect water closets Tor use of pedestrians and
and Mt the same up as may be required and 10
construct cutters 10 drain the surface of mar
ket sheds At Corcoran square market
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nFFIOE OF REGISTER OF Wills

y ksHlNGT0N, y. G., Augrst 81, 81
70 AL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
This is to give notice that application has been
made by Samuel w. Msgruder 10 be appointed ad-
mipistretor on the personal estate of BENJAAIN
h. Riley. late Of Georgetown, ID c., deceas Il,
and that the has been for hear before the
Supreme Court OF District of Coumbia, in special
term, on sA1C RpAY, 2lst September, ls72, " here
and when all persons interested will appear and
show cause, if any they have, why letters should
not issue to said Magruder: PrOridsf copy of this
notice be published once q week for three " SEEKS
prior to said day in The Star.
Teste; A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills,
eepS m.3t Per JOS OFT, Deputy.
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BRAcKLETs.-A splendid assert ment OF plated
euameled bracelets, with gold chains received
at Prigg's Jewelry Store, No. 10 Pennsylvania
avenue, between I 4 and 9Th streets.
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VETERAN CLUE AND CAMPAIGN CLUB HATS
IN large lots. az contract prices, at Willett x
huefifs, sQ5 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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TIE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, District OF roIUMBTap
81, WASHINGTON, ID. O., August 81, 1871 Z
MneSeas an application in writing has been made
TO the undersigned for the openisg Of road i'm the
ne residence Of b. Swsrt, Esq the north side
Of the n Hillary Road. thence northwardly through
the lands Of b. T. swart, VIM MorelaPd Joseph
Daniels, and part OF the land Of CAROLS heirs ia
SAID county And whereas the undersigned believe il
conducive to the public interest to cause road 10 be
opened as sboyedescrbed and payed for: And " here
as The route OF said road has been by the drecti an
pre- pared and filed in our office:
NOiee as hereby green Of the application aforesaid
asweil Is OF the opening OF the proposed road and
an persons having objections thereto are requested
10 MAKE them known TO the undersigned on EPrEN-
Der 18th, at noon, at the Office of the Vi Presi-
cent 81 the Board Of Public Works of the District o..
Columbia, Room No. 10, Morrisons Ruildiar
-Four and a half street, Washington. y. O. where
any crjectiOns which may be made will be heard and
considered. p. ID. COOKE,
A II SHEPHEED.
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
b MULLETr,
p. BROWN,
Board Of Public Works of the District Of Columbia
b order OF the Board. CHAS. JOHNSON,
au25 -29,s 1912 Assistant Secretary
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NITROUS OXIDE GAS.
D.. y. s. DALEY,
621 Pennsylvania avenue,
HayIrg associated with him Dr.. J. LEWIS
hAChEf late OF Boston, takes pleasure in an
noupClHg tc his iris nds and patr generally that
he IL now pre- pared TO administer Nitrous Oxide Gas
H. liz purest form.
Owing 20 the extent of his practice Dr. Daley has
heretofore been unable TO give proper attention
TO this branch o. the profession. DR.. Mackey has
during the past ten years administered the as In
many thousand cases with perfect success. Also,
Keep On haLd a dentiirice that cannot be excellsd
WASHINGTON, Sent ,th, 1872 se5-6t-