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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10
IEIIERs From InE PEOPLE. ;
Tho Board Of Health asd the Dcfsuoeie--

. row.
sIni DR.. Bilss' vholesale ccndeE nation Of poor
peopiei, hori,e. NAV he o.I,ed law. bus I doubt
- r...,,,. !, -. - = - = with
". w. Iesany VI NJ ~ e'npVueIlnL ~ one ".
lions Of the poor and turning the helples. IN.
mates out ated on ina streots ,xithopt home.
- ~. ,..s-..,.,., -. - 80 -s.,.- =, So
.nu ~ p'v,son msos ~, he sns,.e. ~ mem
selves ihsh wss., and children. BE me ssn ,ns
0pPressor; Be u ever 80 humble - msns house
MS essuei and " nulssnces rave accumula,su
SPOUT ny grenisest tnlnh " may De Isi,l
Hoard Of Health, NOV in existence foI more. than
Two years. mat they nave not oeen sftenuen "
| or dlsc2yereu until thls late Gay. Instea1 y
oondemning hns Destroying the poor peopies
csfns s aS. s' 1Ssous %s,,er Cleansing
spreamng o. dlsinieoann ana llme, nno o.ues-
ing the wnltewasnlng OF INC PIemisesI B nt ~,
et ns no, On hmencan soi sagpt tne 0io zns ..,,
or irish landlord system Of electment-ot pull
inmates out on tue roadslde' hoineiess WAN
| ueIefM - -. -. ,..--,, n,
on nrlusy ast zen JAYS h,tet Ine tY .,,,, y,
Dr. Bliss In mat locality TOOK LOOK IN lilo,
alley lot the second Tune. han Deen tnvtg
thIee uays eIter mat memofa1le "IouIi an y,
| must say lhM found hog hley ~ lulte u "
IeIent oohuluon from that rePresenteu IN tne
prn.eu ,vpots ., tne W ~ ,a,va y,
sloty bricks occupied ~ whites, and we've ~
thirteen Irnme houses, all occupied " oInchs
| flrst lnspeetlng the bricks, iounu DON me IN
mates ml Tue premise. 10 clean anu wy oon
ditlon. linen enteied TOUT OF tne irames OS y.
pied oy colored people, anu iounu thein w IN
clean and good condluon, anu We oeenpanrss =.
orderly and Respectable class OF people; lner'
were standing about some pnss o. nnes IN.
fuoben, which, learneu, hau Deen Pps t a,, 4
,pn .ng oacs pseinl,e w ysn p .st y
Mset pesWeen blAh anu seyenn suys.
| Ineie were no " plague spoM DOT hny vns , ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10

Palmer a Green, Of Georgetown, have Q great
variety Of new Soda Water Apparatus for sale at
ones taken In exchange; also, pure Hcda Water
In steel fountains.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10


Every style OF garment worn BY man, youth,
boy, or child can be found on our shelves and
counters. We are not afraid OF carrying over
any stock, and are constantly adding 70 the i'm
mense stock on hand.
Linen Coats from 81 to so.
Alpaca Coats from 81 TO 81.
Drab ct Lac from q. 30 TO %.
Serge Coats from % 10 $40.
Flannel Coats from to TO tl2
White SUITS from % to $40.
10 our cashmere department, on nrst floor, we
oner handsome
Cheyiot Suits,
Diagonal suits,
worsted Suits,
Cashmere Suits,
French Rep Suits,
Broken Plaid Suits,
Handsome Striped Suits,
London Sack Suits,
Chesterfield Frock Suits,
CuAlAca Suits,
English Mixed Suits,
together with an assortment OF twenty-three
styles Of dark coats and vests Of the nnest for.
eigu goods, thus making the stock the choicest
and most complete ever offered In the District
a. SAKs Co., SIG Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10


He56frt. Hulse, Hunt murray, Shepherd, emo?t.
reliafer9 Trimble, Urell, vermlion, and Han-l9.
spesksrLls - e'rS' brewer OiAse''' Long anu
The consideration Of Council bill No 1 was |
then resumed, and the several Amendments, |
after discussion, agreed TO, the only new |
amendments added were one. iniroduced BY Mr., |
Carroll adding 500 per annuIn 10 me salaries OF
the fofemen, engineer, nremen, hostlers and |
privatss Of the IRE department, and one making |
ne ealary 81 the assistant surveyor for George
toMp ti9oo and ior me county 800.
Inc Dill ~ amended, was then read third
Tune, and the vote being on its passage, u was
lost bJ the Following votei
Yeas-Mesers, Shepherd, smoot, Taliafero, Yer
million ard WALL : =. -.
~. 5rYwn "a. GrrYL 0isEs,t, uhss
~ hnssisrt . II UNI iN"s' "0hh'sht itino'e A"o
~. ,-i,... l., -
VI. Carroll gave notice OF q motion ID recon
s'.e.' as,s.., ,,u,. an. cou..u,,,. A.. t,..
nsa.,s ospson, vn ~, ou w w ~
,saas,s.,a ~ a. @ ~ ,s ~ "
nss,e,aS ~ ~. n,.r, ~ ~ sys,ea m
o ", ~ y. p,n.ea. me sso iaIouuoen ~
49,, ~, - IN ,spp.vpuon 10. me n,o
"a, ,ssad sns p.sssrsa y, XIV ~, 1,, ~ ~ az
III, ns nsn.rtman, 0e0' '" '"e w ""''o0 ""
NJ sinaoi nrcssnted tho u.mo,,.i m, ,ar,.Ip
,rnn:rtv 'SoJeys sas,ns thsa ,ha name ~ =, p,srrs
p,fest he eSsn9ei 10 hII,ngton Street Tefe9red
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10

lIystery RxpIaIned,

The WashinGtsn City SAVINGS Bank,
corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays . per cent. interest on all deposits Depos-
IL can DO made and drawn at vii.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10

as QUEsTIor SErTIRD.-Thoae eminent men
Dr Jas Clark, physician 70 Queen Victoria, and
IL ungh.s Bennett, say that consumption can be
en,sd IN ~, ~tar knew this when he discovered
hIs now ,.,Isiv.I rown Balsam Of Wild Cherry
and experience has vowed the correctness OF hi'
opinion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10
That sinAie-scaii ChampiesshIp-A Gard
from Mr., Clarke,

TO The EHtor u he National R.pubiicaHs
SIR: In reply TO the card Of Mr.. II. 4. TnIax
In the Sunday Herald Of the sth instant, would
say that would be glad TO meet him In friendly
contest; but as u has been frequently stated
that he Is not an amateur, but professional,
and as have been Informed that he has been
ruled out a. several amateur races on that
ground, cannot enter into any arrangements
with view 10 q race with him until his status Is
settled by the judiciary committee OF the ma
tlOnal convention, to whom I nave submitted
the question. Should the committee decide that
he Is an amateur, II will afford me pleasure to
meet him In friendly contest.
RICHARD J. CLARKE.
This question Of Mr.. TruAx being profess
slonal has caused considerable ill-feelng be-
tween the boat clubs Of this city, and was the
cause OF the Analostans and PotomAcs not hAv-
Ing Taee last year, and wo hope the negotIa.
tons now pending between Mr.. Clarke and Mr..
Truax will settle this muoh-mooted question,
and our home clubs once more meet In friendly
races this seasop,-EDl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10

Tvs NEW UouosSADE BorEI. Phlla,lelphia, Pa,
ls connected by line Of street cars with oirart
College.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10
THE COURTS.

J. n. So uier d Co,
BANKER, No: itis PennsJ!yania avenue. pay.
pet cent on all deposlts. "H .. 4
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10

Rev. George W. Parker, well known coloret
minister, OF Alexandria died In that city yester.
colored man ever elected TO the city council OF
Alexandria.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10

go NICE suNnha d. MS, =, a, an w
Pure lemon and raspberry syt. VI. .,,ops ~
gallon at 80, nearly opposite .~o N1 cost
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10

Aboye All othsr pIacea IN Washlngtsn We re-
commend our readers to the American Tea
Store, corner of seventh and streets, for pure
Tea, and Coffee that Ia roasted fresh every day.
Also, the best grades Of Flour. fruits Of the nnest
qualities, and fancy Groceries, all Of which are
sold az New York prices.
Dowlings Tea store, corner Of Seventh and ]
streets, Is the place 10 buy tho finest goods at
Now York prices.
BY all means 90 TO DowiinR's American Tea
Store, corner Of seventh and streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10
OF MOBILE HARBoR.

UNITED hrATEs EH1IHElM OETICK,l
(NorthWeat coz ~ Louis and Joaehim sb,D Y
-. dopiLH, Al, April ", lslA
proposah for drsd-inf 1J,0do cubic yArda. more
a. this ONCE Hnul noon July !. 1879. and o. snSd
priutSd blank forms o. proposals and guaranty,
lpecinc 4tnnA, Instructions TO bidders, and any de
sired Information can be had on apPpeeliol ii this
mYlI Captain Of E1RlItCITI VIA,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10
CITY ITEMS.

TAKE AYIaS sARslrkHitLL TO purify the blood
and puTQe out the humors, plrnpiee, boils, and
sores, which are merely emblems Of the rotten
ness within. 90
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10

orsry AN K Bdis wv s1 SEsT RkHs Vs., soe,
wGffE IND coLokEp snnrs, NEW
SUMNER tSbsRsiilRTs AND DRAWERS,
VERY ixR9k sfocK TRUNKS Ac., eooD
NsCKwEAR, HOSIERY, .aLovts, COLLARS,
4C; ACy, OF ALL KINDS, CHEAP ron
40 Seventh street northwest.
Branch At 1857 seventh street, between N and
q, near new market.
TURCo-RUssiAN BATHS; ALSO, MEDI.
GATED yApOD BATHS FOR THE CURE or
ALL SKIN DISEASES, AT DIR. SHEDDp, Sos \
STREET.
"A
NEW STRAW HAT AND BONNET BLEACuERY, TOi
4 sTcet, near seventh street. Work done with
care. Late from England.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10

Has cured more wonderful cases OF rheumatism
aohes, pains, swclllngs, frost bites, caked
breasts, burns, scalds, salt-rhrum, &C., upon the
human frame, and strains, spawn, gals, &c.,
upon animals In one year, than all other pre-
tended remedies have since the world began.
The recipe Of tho Liniment and certificates OF
remarkable cures accompany each bottle, and
will be sent gratis TO any one. IL Ia no huInbug.
There Ia no pain which u will not relieve, no
swelling II will not sublue, OF lameness Il will
not cure. No family or stock-owner can AFFORD
TO DO without Centaur Lnimcnt. White WRAP
per for family uB>; the Yellow wrapper for AMI
mails, J. b. koeH Co.,
az broadway, New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10
PROPOSALS FOR FRAME BUILDINGS.


WlSSiscrcs, b. O. nsyiS,islS
Scaled proposals. IN duplicate with eoples o. thiA
Adyertisement attached. will DO received al this
eSS We, gRsi u r. {gne ls,s az ths SonstI,eIoP
lnss Ia aec9fdAnco with plans and speclncationh
which may be seen ~ this Office, via;
Two % ela QompAny Ohicers, QuArters
One % Posi HsHaaasrtsrs and Instruction Build.
Payment TO be made whom the buildinIrs arc com.
pleted and accepted by this DepaTtIhsnt
N, hull Information furnished nPSp, duplication to
BN BTSs.dIsr esnHSl, U. 8, Army. bsp6t Quar-.
toftnAhtof. ml17
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10

The interest In the examination Of these
schools continues on the increase, and the result
justines the expectations. Al the buildings yes
tcriay where the Examinations were held the
number OF parents and friends present was &C
large a. to render u almost impossible TO accom-
modate them. The schools examined YESTERDAY
were Primaries Nos. aud Z, sumner buildlnE
ing, Second district; Primary No. I, Delaware
avenue building, Fourth district; Primaries Nos
and 4, Chamberlain building, Fifth district
(Gc0rgetown.)
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10

WHITE VESTS from o. TO %.
Marseilles Vests, padded colors and figured.
Alpaca Sacks from u.
Ono. Q. HEsRuso.
40 Seventh street north eat,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10

The only preparation for the Fourth Of july
yet made In the city Ia the receipt OF q full as
sortment OF fireworks at No. aiO Pennsylyania
avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10

ClsroHfA is more than q substitute for Castor
OIL II In the only safe article In existence which
Il certain TO regulate the bowels, cure wind.
choiio and produce natural sleep. II is pleasant
TO take. No more sieepless mothers or crying
babies.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10

4TO. Pure French Candy 41O.
Ia manufactured daily and sold Of the low price
OF 20 cents per pound, at go Pennsy lvania ave-
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. eotf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10
a o w e. 8
GREAT loMpoM cihcu g.,

SnnUer'a British NIenqgcric'
of Trained Animnfes
LAST THREE DAYS AND NIGHTS.
On the Lot, sixth street, near Penna. ave.r
TUESDAY, June tOy WEDNESDAY, June
~. and THURSDAY, jane t3.
First introduction to an American audience Of
the stupendous Parisian artist,
M'LLE DOCKhiLI,
The equestrian wonder Of kurope.
The dlverting ard eccentric humoris,
MONS KENNEBEL,
The clown who never speaks, being the rst OF his
WILLIAM II. MORGAN,
The World Challenging Hurdle Rider.
Tho brilliant frepgh Aihlets., Known Throughout
ROMFLLI AKk1AL GYMSAsTr,
- THE WONDER OF THE MkkAoERIE;
Wild Beasts the Your Qua rters OF the
FIVE RLEPHASTs IN THE RING,
Performed by the accomplished rooerapher. Nj. Y,
Roberta, the most wonderful exhibition o. Wild
p0A'' MoI6ra, TIE THE fSviSGiBLE, "'''
Kne2nntsrs hi1 BsnsM Itsers IN their den: most
equAod by any olher trsiner In existenoe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10

THE GREAT ENGLISH RK,.. -pY for Gout and
Rheumatism. Al sufferers fro,. the ABOVE com1
pants either Of recent or long Sta nlnHi are ~
vised 10 use Blalris GOut and RhenL AUG fnIs;
They can be relied upon % the most Aaie ana
enectual remedy ever offered Tn the publ. anu
have been universally used In Europe for N.
years with the greatest succesL Prepared b,
PhOuT A HARsANr, 22o Strand, London, RnEland,
and cold BY all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10

-. THE KNIGHTs OF ST. PATRIOK..
|@4thsir excursion to qLYMONT. IN the 18th o.
JUNE, have Chartered tho steamer E1press, witch
precisely, stopping at Alexandria going and return.
Ing. lem
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10
Fourth District.


Trustee Alice yesterday examined Female
Secondary school No. 7, taught by Miss Dunn,
and located In the Jefferson school building, 10
the presence Of numerous friends " the school,
The examination was very rigid, but on every
side prompt and correct replies were made.
clearly proving that Miss Dunn still holds het
position as being one OF the nTst teachers Of the
District. The awards were made as folloWs;
Medal 10 Charles Hahn; diplomas TO Fred White.
William Hahn, Walter Cassell, Rudolph Med,
omskl, Robert splndler, Frank stephens, Richard
Birch, James Altman, August NOneh, Max FISHER
John MOnUhaD, John Mcdonnell, William Green.
wood, Henry knOch, Frederick Impey, John
barn, Thomas Walker.
MISS Dunn has on the rolls OF her school the
names OF tOfty-sN scholars, Of which number
,he VIII Transfer twcntY-sN NJ the beginning Of
~" next scholastic year. This school h Young
naLlng only h'en organized during the past year
anu the degree Of proficiency 10 which ii has
oeeh raised reflects great credit upon Miss Dunn,
FEMALE sECOSDARY NO. 0.
Yesterday Afternoon At 100 O'Clock, Trustecs
Saampun and Crook examined this school,
which Is also located In the Jefferson building.
me teacher Miss Hattie Davis, had her little
scholars Ia AeiT proper places. alfred in thclr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10

Decidedly one OF the brightest schools visited
by our reporter this year aud one OF the best ex
aminAtiOns witnessed was that yesterday of Fe-
male Primary No. 1, Miss Maggie Walsh, teacher
II Is LOCATED In the twu-story brick with thee
other schOolD on II street, between Second and
Third streets. While there was cheeTfulues,
about the room, probably Impaired by the great
profusion Of lovely and fragrant flowers, stu
there wa greater attraction that added to the
brightness nf the scene anti made the picture
beautiful indeed. There II scarcely q scholar In
the school that mas attained The age Of eight
ears Int tho larger number by far are closer Ia
six. Dressed IN white, with armlets Topped az
with pink or blue ribbon and sashes OF CORE
spending ruinr, with their ny fGces neGplng ny
from behind lu,gU bouquets that occupied each
desk, their faces Ill altnlIH lou and expectancy,
10 was Indeed pleasing sight TO look upon, and
many parent heart lhfobhei with delight a.
they singled out their darling or heard the com
pllments ahowerel upon them. Young as they
were no fear could he traced In their cOln'
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
financial.
FOR
FOR
MENT.

nj. universally conceded that carefully selected FIRST MORTGAGE
RAILROAD BONDS are not only SAFE but the MOST DBSR-
ABLB SECURITIES Its also 40 established
M A. there are fewer % dtat Ia Railroad than IN any
sller Of be neat interests Of the country.
Ties, facts have accepted applying the securities Of Rail
ds generally ther apply with greatly increased force in cases
h, the Roads superior advantages location management and
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
TRAINS LEAYE NhY.YORk.

Boston Erpres NvT1-lclI
shore sioI7iEg atsaa on - Nor"sI
un.gtpou lie O. q and lag p "a 20 DC 'lrl 'ss 20
te Molt-en 500 d. 10 efcr ,Le ~ a. ~ a..
Providence; the Conn. valley tar .
eu ami Nosm ton an n NJ .Bi '" Rtloaa a. hss
Karnfi ~ Br el0r. The , a. m and
n m 20 Nsucaack Railroad BIi-Iot The q; A. sS AZ
a D. NJ Da1cur, Noigaik u oei II 81 N5rfalA
Trains fo Nry.liaven tly-rt 71i SEQ tE. ll;sl O. Ms
E1l 40 d.. 80 43S 81. t:15. Gli (ELl Ailoln
rlgeport al a No-v at 6y p , a14 90 sAal.
AZ lt:iJ z:lO e: o. t:o. AMI 3, q D NJ llc '' D. 5 81
sops At Eew.Roche and Pr Chester aud the " y sipi"
Mt Vernon. Mam1rouecS AM Rve. ..,,.-ta~.u
" Providence. .- - - -, IN
press Trans o. 81, c-.asr CO..
'rckrs can rurchssel u Ticket ofoe Of Coupa jas.
80, NJ, or = oa :, OF The n l. Tanser Co. St4bOAsN y y
and NO Court. BrOoAyn, sho VII aO eheeA o-Asse H'- -
dente 20 destination - -. .. .... l-usI
N' ' John ]. MOODY SupL \. /. a y u ~
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
ry-,nryrs IN AMERICA e,u te

rE-TDrSTs IN AMERICA s'n !. be :,
,,n',b'J with LONDON ChDTHlNdi
p.riect in strle and ht. lN following the
y ,taet,o1s o. our Sel.-lleanren' ut
Esies. n our new Fashion Book. Which,
w.tb samples Of materials. Is FORWARDED
gTlTTTASCEs need not necessarily
accompany the order, 's sITangeprIin's
have been male that the f"fHarlihe
Companies' Agelt shall at the ume OF
a hyrr1 eoll.ei the amount OF invoice,
tore,her with forwarding cHafses An1
Custom ducS ,-,,-
TLis mo Of collection AMI deLYery
bsslo found OF gr.at serUee 10 coz
daetlns our extensive American uale'
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
Crcdn Steamers

TINTED STATES PASSPORTS from the
nn,nss, ~ STAT Washinqon tfaYeles going
,sou Essugi iS RUFUS X. holARG, II CeJSrt. EOA al
4 ANN n, oner for ever State.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
H. P. BaLDv1y General Pis eas 4 .s. ''
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
Il y
MORRIS an ASJ H4'iH + SEx yADi AbDiyIsIoN

r.
. - . MORRIS AND + SEX DIVISION.
Sh% nS SoaD CS 5 NS 20 % %fSt &raSt cay 5F , 5l
D,pOs Srs iork 100, o. bae ayt aal loot Of Clrogaeri
so m BROAD G1JCB ExPLE,s TRAIN % "a ooq,n Brs,a,
rlu If,tuI tau LIN Se.'Go t. az o. L.l1him ~ Honey
Chesier L. {" Faterio g >u'et r. an l' seaH'ol With l.
I5s EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, come 1s D-vs With Boon
or 6aioSer ard Sef,o, At Wisaa VI s T. ri r.
TOR Maef GI SrgasO s @fa5i Great Gead B...Ei9a an 60
'yy N L. rLLTPsBrFG EyFGESs ,op. ., x,v, a.
RAILROAD n PmHps5ar, VIII d. r. B. oT BeIgie "a Larh
sn MaGh ,ss3s s We;eE ee Ra9, 't4 R lat, az 1q % a.,
DOonsol directly lrouh ~ scranton ani Brff n Ehot
91ats caestsr l. r., r. and iiGG si Wca ses
At wspr1o WIN sps n \, pt ir.bqrg uil M ss laJ
quenauna r., an Lyl 2. L. Tor Bsll-su A.sa.'Ra
40 p A. iACkEi TSToTy EXPREs. eourc.E Chester P,
$50 T. no. B,1gFR Fyp rs,
For d6FRsf0%Y a. 10 si r:9 1904 nr 80 ~ 80.
fof SUrSIr a. at 7 100 so 1910 and II:o- A. ao 30.
20 For oG ;SE az so S5tr ORANGE. rs ~ 9' @n ls
ard l:)O no, I'D s'J, ';.' ''''' % % o'' ' wv
Fer SE%ARE at il;. 80 20 ESQ 90 90 'ie'io los
i ;e a.. :, !" ,S e1' % ~ go 90 So .a& a 5 2aj
1.,. S .'s!' for II5oIFEL5 ard MoSrcLAa i
''' '0i "''' - 49, A. GEAsUSbR. Sl9.nalaalHt
ERlE RAILWAY.-Wnter Arrangement OF
II Trains taxing eject Jal. 20, a1 From ChaH5e'i Depot Uo
1Cnsi01sp snl Chicago Day EIp-es Davzgoor ooSs
III Pa.o .. @Et2res Mdi or Baso Sisi Pals DsnsRou
CocAes 10 Suslut toacues 20 l-s. lff
uaI'i --CincHuau thcag0 Ngnt EKprt 'eep-s
Coaches through Befalo, Ss-n Falls CaeHa- DefS lS-
Chicago without ,lalge
Adiiunai Trains leave Tor
Port Jcrys g. Il and El:lS p n. $3.50 acd - n -.
Goshen and MI4eoWu, 80 O. S:Jj, Il al .liN D. ~
'Wsrsics J II a-d slI;l5a. y. aai 800 D. n
Nev f8n. AMI II a. u 3:- a-d 4:b p N
suT,In f5:J g. 1870 II aai 81 5 m JJj s, fs;N isa
Rg!p.oi Hoholus ArenIa, a-d Ramsys 1850 '9:p II,
sII:lJa n. 3aU, :, &, i4:.0, ana 'l:jj p u. ,,s
Pafer On tt5 +s:.J fgJ 90. H. stl:5 y noon, S
500 4 5 s:l5. q. e.: D. -. a. al1 @ii:O N.
Newark 5:I-. 8 1887 ani ':il 81 on .'tt
RuthcurI Pas.lc, O+3 '.o t6jj 10 T. n '- w.
sl:4s 3.JU l. 5:t5, t. s6:3l. 8. d and 'll:)) p ,
Hldie Hack rsaek aud Way, D. els aud go a. m @""'-
s. log yaeJ anu Way and el5 1855 'a5l L. i'4
E te7ood $ rs % a1I a5J n l9o 9lS 45 G5. SO 60
C,G i: s and 9oOa m 100 9l5. tl5 SD e' iDi 'S
p Eas @; n1 s t 10 apd $50 a. IT, l:3 Sis AIS as 80. e
ann ii:i5 p. II. 3D. ~ Nj, - 49,, 80, 90, ,.s IA
C.3I Isnl :ij D. anl ~ Md. Oil, ,...t..,.
n B-Trals Cl.nuerS-t on even or fIu fnartl'i
r-st ll're IL" 4 a. " ADJ
i.bI n /. . and l. MiI Ira I'D Cham st ol5.
ii-Iras on .he r. ali Nruar Branch styi.s 'lint y
s. on quarter houTs sge lSeai-ilrist ~ mla' raf "a
n k Cor p,r, and for apsriien,s Drlui1rRooa ,d S =
can - oD tle ch'cll- al i-ilf
Fsayage mas be- let C0npaus OIL ell, 30 r :. b
9 e., t,6ebuu iei-,n and Th rlyrf to17'tt
Drokl,a az TIE Complns D-po, AM oi AEels a. te TpD
EDaiy tsrTd',' >Hi,' ,,'aeorr c5's isa ssas,f ,sss
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN.

large and eonpehtnsre stock Of Clothing pepsrd 10 over
ro7 Dss Heefe knckebocer Highland Suts there
eues boh 10 shape and br c. being exclusive AMI hHh
oIly be al Al tAe al
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
FOR LADIES.

habit, H &c Fashionable Costumes for the Promenade
g. Wsi-rpoof LCte killarney and Nune lraTeaag
LL. DaL.,-t. .rLu-L
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
,ann = AnEIpHlA and Erie RAILRUA.pIno pIno

DHILADELPHlA aud aad;E EkiE da ,Eas MAibsclS o. clS 20
ru4 VSLt nit PsiioS AMI LUMBE.. DISTRICT or PSSN "
ni..y. n..hrosse, Corilaa1. iesi ~, p.a-.a Pse
aS' M kre Kprsss laAy. Nu1dAy' HIn Se.r, sS
Car throash frol NcN.lorL 10 on tt. AitN Ir,sss
as Iosk a. g.sa, Rsuoyo. ll;ie ~ ii csT
sos, CORY SO5 Ene, s NJ ,Saaect' a. - ~ ssrc,, ~
I'M 1sfr~k ana icghenT 1lNer Z iof eo v"
h Iaie shore a. r. for al Poins - ~, P... oar ass
Ga5 "a Ere Mad tiailrl riL rs' s'ss "a u'iI1l,spsn sh
IN Su bury. os9
- Hayrg 9: 0i Rcpovo II Iyaet0b ~ ~ 80, a. Ale
ssSn C,uDects a. iriletoa sut Cory SO Ss.r, sf
,rs,S River r T. ior the on fegoB' a' kne VIA 'NA
all points West wa BALDWIN GsusrL supsh's'"''
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
FOR GENTLEMEN,

CPECIALTIES. -,..-,.,.,
- SUPERFNE LOTHs msde from the wool o the tns'i pekd
ck an lecte fecces Of which bot small quan-
tv from Zach can BE- obane These wLca woven form TIE rehr
fabric that can be produced portion or these eos holeh
eoer than ordinary makes purchased ~ gent ehen rom 1e
United States vita rch SIX basl nss
and seeye Innings a cuneas m o iroek eoai -
These woos Hg casmeres T Taaoa
aDJ doest.Hs r0nsers.
CPECIAL TWILLFD and other FANNY
ELASTIC cloths OF the unes and German manuure for
MORNING NENl from these clous with ll hfras
lacngs and Lngs hoHuf OF nlns coats do
guneas , -,
Whether garments or aTca's ani other a
eleS Of dress the most correct ase e bet goos
Piled st moderate charges Tor payments
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES


Are rs.recfly solicited the ARTICLES OF pt>S avs
ni,rr Al . tbr of II J. SICOLLS establishments gwen above
w be found clothing the useful aad saieb CHARACTER J
iate use or made y order in lev hours
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

NOSE MACHlNE.-ThiS is cOntrlvance
which sup 10 the daily. 50 reefs the sof
whcb The member consists that an i'rmel roe IS q
them, and without pain fHee
Ins I'd s carnage free: slup post for -; POstOhce oni-r o.
stamps ALEX ROSS 23 High Hoborn. Lonoa Pamphlets 'tI'
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