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National Republican., 1873-04-04
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Physician Of this celebrated Institution discovered
when IN the Great. Hospitals Of Europs. yiSi Eng,
speedy, pleasant and enectuii remedy in The world
" E&oEssEs OR ABUSES OF THE SYSTEM,
q the Kidneys OF bladder, Involuntary Discharges,
pitsii9a " die Heart TTsRSiias. PinSoss u Sight
bowels tSoss isrTbo Dsordcrs % aflslns % from %soii.
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Sirens Y the Mariners q Ulysses blishtlns their
Tisss, Se.' Impossible destroying both BODY and
Vice, thai dreadful and destfaetlye habit whieh an
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National Republican., 1873-04-04
THE COURTS :
Supreme Cour, Of the United states.


On motion Of Mr. P, PRllIips. Jo6S W Ross,
esq.,, OF Washington, d. G., was admitted 20
practice as an attorney and counselor Of this
court. =
No. lOo Thomas Murdock OF al, plalntlns In
error, vs.. The Mayor, 4c,, OF Memphis et o.. the
reArRument OF this cause was continued by MI
W. 4. Otto and Mr.. John d. Mcpherson, OF coun,
sci for the defendants In error, and concluded
by Mr.. p. Phillips, In behalf Of the plaintiffs In
error. -,,-.-
No. go. Hugh Carlisle ct al, appellants, Va.
The United States. This cause was Teargued by
Mr.. J. ID. McPherson, OF counsel Tor the appel,
lAnts, and by Mr.. Assistant Attorney General
Hill and Mr.. Attorney General Wllllams' lot tue
appellee.
adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock
Circuit COurt-ChieT Justice Cartier
This court was engaged as follows yesterday
WulouRhby Us. windsor; verdict Tor deiehhahi
Mack Ss. whipplei verdict for Plainiin Aa-
jouned.
Police C0uFE-JHdEs sRgn'
Margaret Thompson, aLed %, profanity
National Republican., 1873-04-04
The Nar,h iisrmnn I.ln,d.

That there will be considerable travel to
Europe this summer Is a fact which all agree to,
and That one OF the safest and most pleasant
process Is by a passage In the-North German
Lloyd FROM Baltimore TO Bremen Is further fact
which experience has demonstrated. The COM
pany have four magnificent steamers, Of 1850
tons burthen, well OfiiceTed and equipped, and
they make the comfort OF passengers the nrst
consideration. Those intending 10 make tour
this summer should at once communicate with
Mr.. Chas. Walter, the Washington agent, at his
ONCE, 342 d street, opposite the City Hall, who
will cheerfully furnish all information In regard
to prices, accommodation, time Of leaving, &c'
Snn adv ri laemnnI
National Republican., 1873-04-04

Teresa Smith, same charge; %. Abraham Page
IVES nned o for throwing stones. Jack Day,
colored, wns charged with assault and battery
% Jacob ". Young, letter.carier, on the 18th
dan, GsssulI % laura jordan; %. George st.
.Olair, assault on Charter Edward; -. WIN.
Campbell, assault on lienu Isnderi postponed;
and costs Annie johnson, alias Lucy Lncas,
chaaged with keeping bawdy house; sixty days
IN Jail. Frank Robinson, selling unwholesome
Charles jackson; the judge sentenced Wright to
National Republican., 1873-04-04

,,,s u,henever A plaster Is needed, aTe unri-
taied. Price 20, Is, and 30 cents each,
BEluTfftf, soft, glossy hsif, aD deslre y, ~
,,.y bsya III by Constant use Of THOnfsors
Pomade optime. rrice, % aHd 50 cents per
oyIiu, I,e1r ootonHp KID Gloves yery s'IIsh when
not soiled. JoUVKFB inonorouh ~ ~ Hose ~
cents per bottle. All sold By druggists snd
isnoJ dealers.
rar nev CoIouuade Hotel, Philadelphlat Pa,
IA a prominent fessnre Of the city Of Brotherly
Love.
National Republican., 1873-04-04
Permit. to Bald.

The following permits to build were issued
yesterday: Charles Muller, a two-story frame
house, Is feet front by 30 feet deep, on Twelfth,
between ID and L streets southeast; WIN. Lucas,
a twO-stOry frame building, i9S feet front by y
feet deep, with a twO-story back building, i9xia
streets northwest; George wilmer, q three-story
brick building % feet front by 50 deep, on Ninth
between u and Z streets northwest, with one
story back building, 2bNib feet, to be used q
stores and dwellings; r. W. Browning, two
story brick building, iOxa6 feet, on Third street.
between Missouri and Pennsylvania avenues,
with q French roof; Henry Z. Young, two
story frame building, i6x2s feet, on I, between
Tenth aud Eleventh streets southeast, with q
back building two stories high, l2xli feet; VIM
Il. Hariester, q twO-story frame building, l6xll
southeast.
National Republican., 1873-04-04

See notice Of John 7. Price 4 bro.
W. NJ. Gait has the Golden Hill nOur for sale.
An excellent business investment Is offered.
seed oats VI superior quality for sale by W
VI. Gait.
4 frame dwelling with all the cUnyeniences is
for sale,
The New York Republican Association will be
held Saturday evening.
The CoTcOran Fire Insurance COmpany's once
No. 1420 Pennsylvania avenue.
William Dickson, general Insurance and real
estate agent, No. COS Fifteenth street.
All members Of John 7. n. Wilkinson Lodge
No. l343 @. U. y. OF o. T. viii meet this evening.
An adjourned meeting Of the Medical Assoc Ia.
tiOn OF the District Of Columbia will be held
Tuesday.
LatimeT a CleaTy, autiUneeTs, will sell on
Saturday, April o, 4, III, large assortment Of
household furniture,
National Republican., 1873-04-04
DealI, Ofa Clerk,

Yesterday morning, Of pneumonia, Captain
Clarence II. Cutter died, for the past I'VE or SIX
years clerk In the onice OF the Fifth Auditor OF
the Treasury. Captain Cutter during the war
made for himself a brilliant record, proving
himself a soldier Of more than ordinary value.
As man he was singulArly kind-hearted, uni
fOrmly courteous In his bearing, winning the es-
TEEN and respect Of all who knew him, and his
death makes void In the hearts Of those who
loved him not easily nlled. lie leaves a
wife and family to mourn the loss OF tender,
AfTectiOnAte and chiyAlrous husband, and kind,
generous and indugent father. His funeral will
take place this afternoon from his late resi-
deucc on Thirteenth street southwest.
National Republican., 1873-04-04
Alumni Association ofthe National Medical
College.

4 large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
Alumni Association In response to an invitation
issued by several OF the graduates Of the National
Medical College was held last night In the lower
on motion Of VIM. I. ramsey, N. d., Dr. Jas.
X. =. Gleeson was elected chairman, and Dr. l..
NJ, SchaeffeT was declared secretary.
After brief statement Of the objects Of the
meeting BY the chairman, and considerable dis
cusson by the medical men present, on motion
Of DR.. Henry A. Duncanson, committee, con-
sistlng OF Drs. John Z. Riley, X. NJ. sohaener, III.
son, was appointed to prepare constitution
and a set OF bylaws TO be presented 10 the
society at Its next meeting.
DIR. DrlnkaTd moved that the secretary he
directed to advertise the next meeting In the
daily newspapers, which was carTiedi after
which, on motion OF DIR. Schacner, the society
a1iOuFnet.
National Republican., 1873-04-04
I,OCAI NOTES.

Governor II. d. Cooke was in attendance at
his ONCE yesterday.
II is reported that General Butler has pur-
chased the stone farm for 500, 900.
In Tuesdays article headed 'rrials Of Board.
lng-housc Keepers" "Jusice Hutchinson
should have read, "Justice Geo. W. Hauptman.'
Mr.. Geo. NJ. oyster, sr, the well-known butter
merchant, proposes TO start for Europe on the
steamer Scotia In May. lie Is now buslly en'
gagged in studying the tourists guide.
oficer Thomas Hamilton, who for the past sis
years has been doing duty In the Eighth police
precinct, has been transferred to the first and
yesterday reported TO Lieutenant GessforJ.
The Piney Branch race track will be this sea
sou under the management OF Mr.. Amos Fox
formerly Of Fairfax Court-IIouse. Preparation,
are now being made for trials Of speed-the nrs
race to commence on May %.
Yesterday afternoon while Mrs. Dr. Pope wa
out riding, and when on A street southeast, by
| sudden turn Of the buggy she was thrown TO TIT
ground and injured very severely. She wa
taken into the drug store Of Dr. Jones, wher'
restoratives were applied and her husband sen
for. She was then conveyed TO her home, on
street, above ThlTteenth.
National Republican., 1873-04-04
William Dickson,

This morning, In another column, the card Of
Mr.. wm. Dickson appears, announcing the fact
that lie has opened an oince at 600 fifteenth
street as general Insurance and real estate
agent. Mr.. Dickson represents several OF the
most reliable fire and life insurance companies
In this city and abroad. lie Is prepared To in-
sure property, stock, furniture dc, At fair rates
and he will buy and sell real estate.
| This item OF news will be read with pleasure,
for all know that with all matters pertaining ~
| nres Mr.. Dickson Ia the best posted man In
| Washington. II IL also true that his judgment
Is held as most excellent In all matters pertain
| ing TO the valuation Of property, and as man Of
| integrity all know that he IL "above fear and
shove TepToaCh." The community will he glAt
| to lntrlIst business with William Dickson.
National Republican., 1873-04-04
Tn. second National Bank.

At the regular board meeting OF the Second
National Bank, held Tuesday morning the as
rendered his resignation. Al q special meeting
OF the board on the following day Mr.. Gassaway
was elected cashier TO succeed ID. L. Cation, the
former cashier, recently deceased. rms POSI-
tlon was also declined by Mr.. Gassaway, which
leaves that institution without an executive
OfliceT at present.
National Republican., 1873-04-04
Death Of N wa.hIsHtouIan.

On last Monday night intelligence was received
In this city by his relatives o. the death OF Mr.,
Geo q. LATnef, for q number OF years resident
OF this city. Iiappears that he was accidentally y
killed on the Illinois Central railroad, In the
nelghboThood o. Chicago, MI. Larner was well
known In Washington and thP announcement
Of his sudden demise Will be great surprise 10
them,
National Republican., 1873-04-04
Continuation of the sale Of Furniture, &C.
nj The Innpnrla uanse.

MessTa. LatimeT a CleaTy, auctiOneers, will
continue the sale at the Caspars house, this
morning, at 10 O'Clock. All the dining room fur
nituTe, Consisting OF tables, chairs, crockeTy,
plated and glassware, sdeDoards, Refrigerator
and table linen, together with the bar and ten
pin alley nxtures liquors, &c., are yet to be dis.
posed Of. Also, one very superior Jenny Lind
fable with balls cues, Ac,, complete.
National Republican., 1873-04-04
rh. rnuni, schooI Trn.lcr..

A meeting Of the county school trustees was
held yesterday afternoon; present. Me9srs.
Brown, Miller, Follett and Burr, Chas. Douglass,
secretary, and J. o. Wilson, superintendent and
without transactlng any business OF I'm Portance
they adjourned until April II.
National Republican., 1873-04-04
The TempIar Dramatic Association

held their nrst meeting last evening at the hall,
corner OF FOur-and-a-hAlf street and Pennsyl.
yania avenue, and elected the following oticeTs
President, J. W. Van Nlecki vice president, d.
p. HallOwSy; secretary, S. W. $. Phelps; treas
lrer, l.. J. Myers; stage manager, Mr.. Drake;
critic, L. b. DlcEersOn. The ladies Of the assO-
citation gave a very nne collation. TO the gentle
National Republican., 1873-04-04
A Uood AppoIntment.

James 7. Peake has been appointed quarter
man OF boiler shop AZ the navy yard BY ths hon.
orable Secretary OF NAVY. Ms. PeAee u goou
mechanic and has been employed In that depart
msnt OF the yard for over twenty years,
National Republican., 1873-04-04

CossUMERs should use from one fourth To one
half less OF Dooley's than OF other Yeast or Bak-
Ing Powders. II Is put up full weight.
National Republican., 1873-04-04

ALI or TnE LATEST srrLEs Of Chandeliers al
Hamilton PearsOns, Y. N. c. A. Building.
e,Igt
National Republican., 1873-04-04

TAKE AYERS CnERKY PICTORIAL TO stop your
| Colds, Coughs and bronchial Affections before
they run Into Consumption that you cannot
| stop. co
National Republican., 1873-04-04

PARIs RAs0E, cheapest AMI best In use; Ham
ID streets. cU2t
National Republican., 1873-04-04
CITY ITEMS.
If You Want
Pure French Cnnd,

Paper Hanging done 60 10 TubInAn's, az Ninth
street. lie has large stock Of all grades; hlf
prices are moderate, and he has good workmen
National Republican., 1873-04-04

DR. WIsTARs WILD CnERRY BAIsAN. - This
balsalnic compound has become home fixture
Let all who suner, and have In vain attempted
to cure their coughs, colds, bronchial or pulmo-
nary complaints, make use Of this unequaled
remedy. IL can be relied upon, the mass OF tes.
tlmony that has been published since It's intro
ductiOn being ample proof Of It's eficacy.
National Republican., 1873-04-04
S,,lon.I Saving. Hank,
Thr Mn.hInsten City sayIna. BanL,

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours TO 4; satur'
days, Q to I and 0 10 8.
National Republican., 1873-04-04
MEDICAL.
OBSTACIES TO MARRIAGE.

:, Hsppy rYlisf for Young Men from the effects Of
linpedlments TO Marriage removed. New method
Of treatment New and remarkable remedies. Books
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No 9Bolth Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa-an Institution having
GionAl skill. nhhIam
National Republican., 1873-04-04
THE NATIONAL LABOR COUNCIL.
Its Meeting Last NiEht--A Financial Il
IutIop Adopted,

lutien Adopted.
The National Labor Council met last night al
Its hall; A. 4. Redstone In the chair, aud $. Z.
BOteler secretary.
The credentials OF Messrs. Z. u. Canes, Milo
Lovena, Allen Baylor, Peter LOyena and Charles
wclch were admitted a. delegates from the
wofkingmens Council Of the Twenty-nrst dis.
trlci.
The credentials Of Lewis Meurath, from Lipp-
hard shop, No. 3 z. U. U. NJ, TO nll the vacancy
OCCasioned by tho resignation OF y. Y. BLOCK,
were received and accepted.
The Chair, by direction Of the Council, ap.
pointed Mr.. L. N. Roberts assistant financial
secretary.
The following resolution was offered by Mr.,
RsdstOne and adopted:
Whereas the sovereignty OF a court and the
seal theTcof-the evidence Of Its sovereignty
can transfer the citizen estate, can demand his
life up 10 the full requirement Of the document
upon which such seal may be anlNed; and where.
as the sovereignty Of the Government OF the
United states Is no less imperative, and the i'm.
press Of its authority or sovereignty Of Its seal
upon paper deClaimlng that dollar Il dollar
no less sacTed therefore
ResOlrcd, That the Government Of the United
states may stamp its Impress Of sJyerelEnty
| upon paper dollars and maintain the full lace
declaration thereof In paymGnt OF all hcbts
| public and private.
Rssolrcd That the Government should com
mencc putting this money into circulation BY
| paying 1t TO all Government Otiicers and en-
| ployces for salary and wages aud to all Govern
| ment contractors.
| After the transaction OF other routine buslnes
the council adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-04-04
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays Q per cent. interest on oil deposits. Depos
It's can be made and drawn at will.
National Republican., 1873-04-04

Is Manufactured daily and sold at the low price
OF 10 oeuts per pound, al 40 Pennay ylyaniH ave
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. e0tf
National Republican., 1873-04-04
lRHrFuENs
Call at DItirich's.

Call at Dltirich's.
The % SILK Hat,
Broadway style,
will be kept In order slx months without Ch aTge
AT A. DITTRICHB bnK HAT FACTORY,
T24 Seventh street, near Patent once.
Also, large assortment OF the latest styles
HATS, for mems, youths and boys wear.
mhib sadthlnl -
National Republican., 1873-04-04
Cboiee stock OF p aperh ansIuss, &c,

Choiee stock Of r apeTh anEinHs, &c,
At reduced prices TO make room for spring stock
At MARERITERs,
No, aS9 Seventh street, between d and X streets,
embracing all grades OF Paperhanglngs and
ings, Chromos and Photoqraphs, Picture
Frames, all styles and sizes, In Walnut, Gilt,
Velvet, 4c.; Picture Cord and TasHels, Rings
Malls, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
National Republican., 1873-04-04

WAsnINGT0N THEATRE COMIQUE,
w Eleventh street, south Pennsyivania syenue.b
Engsgemsnt q the only Orisinal aud yeritable
LEyANTINE BHOTHERs.
The original John z, Leyantine and Brother,
Two other PARTIES travelling under their hard earned
name were formerly pupils OF the above performers.
Engagement Of the Charming SeriO Comic Vocalist
CARRIE LAyARNIE.
Great snSecss e % Ne y%s,s.,,i, % "a Artist.
our Usual Great Comp.nyb Two Grand Dsllets,a
A QREAT sENsA1iON DRAMA,
TIE WHITE BOYS OF IRELAND.
THE WHITE BOYS OF IRELAND.
w-sPECtAL NoTiCE.-On THURSDAY, Aprii
presentation Of the. 0rsat Spectacular Bslie, IN
three sCenee, entitled
TiiE CAPTIVE; THE CAPTIVE,
THE BIRD-CA.!E OF EDEN,
PTcduesd after elaboTste prepaIstion snd 4 eost
tier, Character and Costly Costumes, DC, and With
Dick fHRSSfEhSi SSfEhSiss pouSSEiTTSSsB SETS BURBANK
ASSG 9Ss M'RISsh IfSSgT q fsg ssa5
oSc oSyon MSNpiAY agTil x N, I, vii sPPssr ,hs .ooI,y
isa Es ISL .SasS
more. mhm
National Republican., 1873-04-04

THk GRKLT RSdLIsn REMEDY for GOut and
rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants, either Of recent or long standing are adj
ylsed 10 use BlalT's G0ut and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be rolled upon aS the most safe aud
enectual remedy ever offered 70 the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with tho greatest success. Prepared by
PRoUT HARsAllT, aao Strand, London, kngland,
and sold BY ali dTuRRiatn.
National Republican., 1873-04-04
Tho Theatre ComIaue.

Last evening the new ballet Of "The captive,
OF the DIrd-Cage OF Eden," was produced at the
Comique, under the direction Of Mons. Biandow.
ski, with every encouraging success. The nrst,
second and third dancers all appeared In new,
tasteful and costly costumes. The new scenery
and properties were well adapted 10 the piece,
aud cost the management fl 800 to produce
II advanced Mons. Blandowskis fame as ballet
master, and afforded ample scope for the kiralfJ
sisters aud the ballet TO do some very excellent
a anclnn Iin and ace IL ln-nlnhI
National Republican., 1873-04-04

RebTey's Star Market.
Boston Picked Pork.
soused Pigs Feet and TTipe.
Salt Water Oysters shuckod TO order.
National Republican., 1873-04-04

WHITE. clean, sound teeth. ali may have By
pnnE dAily fMuHarora 1yoTy Pearl Tooth
Powder price 70 and % cents per bottle.
WILAh AhMAQHnE-sPKEADB BTRlNGTuENIRa PLlR.
National Republican., 1873-04-04

THIS fayorite resort was well nlled last night,
and good performance Especially good In some
Tcspects) was given. Tonight bill is oneret
for tho amusement Of patrons that will attTac
them nil
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-04-17
walking-stick

It has been said that mans best friend
is his dog. The dog may be, but there's
something to be said in favor of mans
wAlling-stick. The stick eats nothing,
don't get mad, nor does it bite its mas
ter's friend, or the master himself. Nor
does it howl, growl, or bay the moon.
Nor does it cost anything for taxes,
muzzles, collars or chains The stick
has held its own in every age, in every
cline, in all the seven ages of man.
Where a dog is anathema maranatha, as
in Turkey, the stick is still cherished
The babe bestrides the stick, and ''rides
his coek-horse to Banbury cross, and
has his switch to play soldiers, or wal
lop donkeys withs the lover, "sighing
like furnace, twirls his dandy cane,
which is to him as the fan to a beauty
or Japanese gentleman, and the old
fogies, by stouter cousin german, sup
port their haltins footsteps, and in the
form OF crutch it is the last thing the
Pantaloon clings to ere he gently slides
into the grave on whose brink he has
AluktINus II H. wv ~ AAADA VI aA-
thority The scepter of a king, the
baton of & marshal, or the warder of
feudal chivalry, are but notifications
of the walking-stick. A stick is a good
thing to have, and good thing to give
away. The most expensive is not over
whelmingly costly, and suspicious Of
bribery and corruption can hardly be
entertained in connection with the trans
fer, while there is something eminently
sympathetic in the idea Of handling the
near companion OF friend. when, per
haps, oceans roll between, and eonti-
nents interpose their barriers, a sort OF
magnetic "Reminiscences Of the grip OF
his hand. 1t may safely be assumed
that man with a good collection OF
sticks is a good fellow. one who gives
and lakes, loves nature in fact, in.
many respects, in human, social poin9
Of view, infinitely superior to the Vi
tuoso OF brie-a-brae, dry-as-dust folio.
and manuscripts, or the Hebraic sceu
mutation of gems.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-04-17
PULASKI TENNESSEE THURSDAY

aut OF woman, or man either But
I'll say this much, abe added after 8
slight pause, If anybody Is silly
enough to fall In love, and be engaged,
and all that, I'd advise them to go
through with it, for, as I said when 1
started, a miss is as good as a mile. +"
And with that to conclude, she picked
herself up by both elbows and carried
herself or
I cannot affirm positively that Netty
wrote note to the object, but she took
a solitary walk the next morning, re-
turning with letter for Ada, and the
careless remark that she had called at
the post-office, as she happened to be in
the neighborbood And that evening
he came back, and the sounds from the
parlor convinced Ada and myself that
the quarrel had been made up, some
how.
Margaret VANDEGRIFT.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-04-17
eRoWINe Oh ToaETHER.

Do you know thinking tomorrow
We shall pass on our journey through life
One more of the mils-stODes that bring rs
Still nearer the goal, my good wife2
The glad anniversary morning
Of our wedding-day cOmeth once more;
And its evening viii find us still waiting
Who had thought to have gone long before.
We are old, wife, know by the burrows
Time has plow'd on your brow, once 80 fair;
know by the crown OF bright silver
He has left for your once raven hair;
know by the frost on the flowers
That Frightened our life at its dawn;
know by the graves in the ehureh-yard,
Where we counted our dead Yestermorn
Your way has been humble and toil-worR,
Your guest has been trouble, good wife
Part sunshine, more trials and sorrows-
Have made up your record through life;
But may the thought cheer you, my dear one,
Your patience and sweet clinging love
Have made me here such Heaven,
have asked, Z" Is there brighter abOve2
In hfe's winter, sweet wife, we are living,
But its storms AL unheeded viii fall;
What care we. who have love and each other,
Who have proved each to each, all in all ?
Hand in hand we await the nights coming,
Giving tbanks, down the valley we go;
For 10 love, and TO grow old together
Is the highest bliss mortals can know.
Some children are stin left to bless US,
And tighten our hearts day by day
II hope is not always fruitiOn,
We will strive to keep in the right way.
We have sowed, and reaped, but the harvest
That gamers the world we await,
And happy at last We may enter
Together the beautiful gate.