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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

Senior CASTELAR, used 70 say that the duties Of
the Gust om-house ought TO be the only taxes OF
the republic, but what revenue do the custom
houses Of Barcelona, Mai aga, TarTagonA and
other large towns contribute TO the country
II may be answered In one word-none. Public
property is to be sold, and It Ia considered that It
will realize perhaps t2s 900, but this sum will
not go far. In the midst OF this sea OF troubles
the Government takes no steps to dismiss the
crowd OF employees who are on half pay, and
have been SO for years past. These ex-en-
ployees, who never do ana never did any work,
perambulate the streets, smoking, lounglng
about, or going to houses where they gamble, or
talk nonsense about the rights OF man or their
nelghbors' wives. These men plot, heat them
selves into violent lnyectlye, and by frantic ges-
ticulations and yoclfcrous declainations, sue
coed in convincing themselves and their iguor-
ant listeners, that the Government Is composed
Of a pack OF thieves, and that they themselves
belong 70 ,ne ,rs ONLY re 50 a mneI6
better for Spain II these people were to starve
altogether, or be made TO break stones, than
they should be pamPsrsd as lae "a, are with Just
sty OF working, and yet not large enough TO
make them contented. Many Republicans
OF note Of the present day, nay. the
monarchlcal regime for this scandal. II was
here that they promised reforms and savings,
and yet II Is the very stumbling block which
they themselves seem unable TO avoid. Whether
II Is for lack Of courage, or by reason Of an ex-
uberance OF charity, there seems little hope that
this canker will be eradlcated yet awhile. Last
night was walking In the PuertA del Sol, when
q portly man, well-dressed, supporting on the
Wide surface Of tight-ntting waistcoat, q mas
slyo watch chain, came up TO me and begged for
charity with that piteous "Dfos W 10 pd0drd"--
God will repay you-which the Spanish beg
gar knows so well how to moan out, and 10
which Spanish Irony, " not Spanish piety, has
applied the very appropriate answer, "DiOs u
| dmpdrc"-may God protect you. l was told Af-
terward that most probably the man was q spy
paid by the Government, In which case thought
It great waste Of money on the part Of the Gov
eminent. These beRRarH abound everywhere,
and yet, probably, they have more money In
their pockets than have, friend told me the
other day that a man used to make q very good
| living In ZaragOza In this way. He was 70
tired employee receiving $3.50 per annum; he
| used to beg In addition, and II be got penny In
each street OF ZaragoEa he would make about q
day over and above his half pay. Why wori
Them The financial question Ia again on thu
| tapls, and II remains TO he seen how the Gov,
| eminent will advance In this direction.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

Baron Stoffel has at length been Informed that
he Is upon the retired list, and no longer belongs
TO the active army. Yet Baron stoffei Is In the
prime Of his manhood, having Just passed his
hftleth year. fear there Ia a small amount OF
revenge In this matter. II will be remembered
that Colonel Stonel wrote q preface TO his re-
maTkable reports from Berlin, In which he crlti-
clsed N. Theirs very sharply. lie made the Pres
ldent acknowledge that he did not make breach
In the walls OF Paris at ALL and forced him TO
mention the name OF the brave Duchatel, who
opened the gates, To diminish the military glory
OF NJ. THEIRS In this way was objectionable, II
seems, and from that time Baron Stoffe one Of
the most intelligent officors In the army, could
get no command. Al length he was asked to
present his papers showing his right TO retire.
ment, but refused to do so. lie had to perform
four years active service before coming within
the terms OF the law. But this little matter was
easily gotten over. The law says that otficers
who have served as professors In the military
school may, II they choose, count each year as
two years service when asking for retirement.
As Baron stonel was four years professor, this
was counted against him as eight years. lie pro-
tested and refused to be put upon the retired
list, but he has been retired all the samoa fact
which will teach him to natter the chief Of state
when he writes for the public.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

A CAST OF the skull Of Descartes-which ig
kept at the Paris garden Of plants-has been
given by Prof. GeTvals TO the Archaeological
for London and another for Stockholm.
the custom OF paying their annual salary TO
members OF the French academy In q small bag
OF gTay.brown paper originated In the time Of
Cardinal Rlchelleu-when the academy started
and 10 continued TO this day.
The NJ. Il. Church In India has seventeen
churches and seven paTaonages, an increase for
the year OF three churches aud one parsonage.
Total valuation $4,000,
A RECENT additional dividend OF thirteen pence
In the pound In tue bankrupt eatAte OF Sir Nor
ton Pete A Co. gives their creditors the total OF
three ahllllngs and nlnepence TO the pound on
the proved claims for foIoOo,OOO,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

The exceedingly inclement weather VI last
night has caused the executive committee
having charge OF the grand military ball which
was TO have taken place In the Inauguration
ball building tonight to postpone II until further
disappointment will rather add to than detTact
from the pleasure Of those who intend to par
ticlpate. Among the public-spirlted citizens
who have aided the committee, and signlned
ingi GOy. Cooke aud Col, 4, 8. Smoot, who have
purchased each % tickets; Col. W. q. Moore, u
tickets, and the following tickets each; Gen. J.
Cooke, IT., J. l.. KIdwell, ]. W. Mcknight, A. 4.
solomons, W. Thompson, Col. HOsmsr, W. N.
shuster, Capt. Snow, Capt. Torrens and John
RUSSELL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

Last night the beautiful lecture-r0om VI the
Unitarian church, corner Of sixth and ID streets,
was crowded with an audience Of ladies and gen.
tlemen, the occasion being an entertainment,
consisting Of readings, recltanons and music,
given for the benefit OF the Sunday school. The
programme was an exceedingly well-seleeted
by frequent and well-merited applause. Whit
TIERS "RefOrmer," recitation, by Rev. Mr..
Hmckley, was exceedingly good, as was humor-
Gus poem, 1.-THE Lost Heir" by Miss Annie d.
Ware, a young lady who read with good effect
several other tine selections. That the musical
portion OF the performance was excellent, the
my Bark" Kuecken, Messrs. Ever and Chase;
song, 1.-THE Tear Willard, Mrs. Bradley; duct,
"The Passage Birds FAREWELL" Mendelssohn,
Mrs. bradley and Mr.. Ever song, "Eyentide, "
GumbeTt, Mr.. y. A. Chase; tho, "C0uld Hush q
Fathers SIGH" Balfe, Mrs. Bradley and Messrs.
ENeT and Chase.
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NEW YORK FASHIONS.

hNANh ANU hNhNAFe bhheoAs-
-. -. ',,.a. ~, ~, ~ -, .n,s,
- ". ~ IN o,,Sse ~ -. ~. g..
meuht NV u ehk Win nhe eneot. noIo .hsu
q Boere q Partisan dresses are SHOWN, they have
demI-ffnins with fancIful reyerp, tabllers,
s.sho. .na o.,,. a, ov.r.sir,s, ina hasonea have
49,. ~ 49, .s " $780, ~, - -ttsL ~.
voluminous Medici raises the new saAhes are
Of doubled-faced satin ribbon, black on one side,
the dresa color on the other. white crepe llsse
,,..,,... a.. -, 90 ,,.., .,n.rsoas a ,yt,.
plsamngs me soft and oes', suRetseoe sw ,,.
hru snu pas,n III ~. as. Sna nave, s,Ii IN
Desri IA III an iiinsion yrbich Ia linen annied
70 the six. Two dresses Of black tulie are made
necs chi in deem no,nts back and 1ront' one il
Trimmed WIN lbnu garlands Of yarisgated rosos.
MINI, damash red and yellsw. that ;rail down on
ph, s,uin anm IN ~ gsna, riinats, "a n tnra,yn
,hera tina oihar haa straw emhroidery renre.
san,inr M SsnS,Ins ouI'hei,s AZ mnrh nse,I ms
seasnn and sasSes ~ rose and scarlet doute.
49, ". ~ snu .ss,,s W '''' "'
'"Ne" '"''" ', y, ~, %. -, n,,,v sr,,,.
n.,.., 1870 sna noit .do,,ed
.nt,s ~ arapssa,ns. ~ ,mnorted aimost ~ me
excinsion ~ main grenadifes. thongh the small
sauare.mesned canvas will be worn again. They
half oysrsEirt, and silk silrt on which The
VrcnadInc nounces are mounted, Sometimes
IN sonnces are nut ike a lining under The
kespy. TSe Papislsn fancy i 10 use let watered
ribbon bows and French laces on these dresses;
bnt lets are heayy on thin goods, and American
imitation iaoss'
tNroRrEp SUMMER SUITS.
The sumner noyeltlea IN costumes announced
nv onr ParisIan correspondept are already found
mere In inc salons Of enteTprtAinR modlstes, and
viii appear simultaneously at Newport, Sara
smn,s n q anil oi me new canvas guIpureGecTu
llnsn in souarc mcahes IKE canvas Rrenadlne
A nounce covered with embroidery trims the
skirt the oyerskrt is wrought in polka dots and
dot,ed with vat inseftion outlining a vest and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

Meeting Of the Republican General Con-
mittec.


The Republican Central Committee held a
meeting last evening at Clarke's hall; Mr.. John
Brooks In the chair and II. A. Jones secretary.
Mr.. Andrew Gleason offered the following:
Resolved, That three persons from each district
be chosen 10 constitute the general committee
for the ensuing year, agreeable to the rules
adopted for the selection OF delegates to the con-
yentlon held August I, 1879, for the nomination
OF q Delegate to Congress; and that meetings be
held for this purpose on wednesday, the 9Oth
instant, between the hours OF and O'Clock y,
m, or AZ such other hour as the officers OF the
club may designate, and that each district elect
two alternates to act In the absence OF the rcgu-
lar delegates, excepting those districts that had
already elected delegates TO a new central COM
mittee.
Adopted.
The chairman Of the present committee was
authorized TO call the new committee together
within one week after the election.
Nj. Brooks, In q few remarks, returned hls
thanks TO the committee for tho cordial support
they had given him during the past year. The
light hac been q hard one, but was successful
and II he should not meet them again as their
chairman he wished them TO take his heartfelt
thanks and gratitude. lie bid them watch over
their districts and work for the best interests OF
the party.
on motion Of Mr.. HAtton a vote Of thanks was
rendered TO the president, secretary, and various
ofncers, for the faithful manner IN which they
had performed their duties.
The committee then Adjourned,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

Mrs, Cordella DankWoTth, wife OF the late Fred
uTick DankwOrth, died Tuesday morning at her
residence, No. 1905 Maryland avenue southwest,
after q palnfCl illness Of several years, Mrs.
nankworth was 4 lady who had been held In
hlgh esteem by the residents Of South Washing
ton, and her death will be greatly felt by them.
she was the mother Of the young lady who was
Ing his trial fOT the deed. Her funeral will take
place Friday from her late residence ut $3.50
n.NlnLL Il M
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

Last night the young gentlemen OF the Wash:
ingtOn Literary Association gave their usual
members solree, and It was well attended by
their lady friends. The members OF this society
have a large room, beautifully lifted up, In the
building known rs HaTmOnial hall, on Pennsyl-
VaBiA avenue, aud there they hold their weekly
meetings, dramatic entertainments and solrees,
thus not only improving themselves, but often
furnishing their friends spot In which to spend
a pleasant hour
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

II was recently decided by the Supreme Court
OF Massachusetts, that telegraph company could
not be held responsible for error In transmitting
messages unless the messages are repeated, In
accordance with the regulations OF the company,
as printed In their blanks. This decision Is III
direct contradiction 10 one Just given In Illinois,
The courts there hold that the telegraphs have
no business TO charge one price for doing the
work at all and an extra price for doing Ii cor
rectly. Correctness Is OF the very essence OF the
contract OF telegraph company, and cannot le-
gally be separated from II and charged for as an
extra accommodation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

The case Of the Board OF Public Works occu.
pled the general term again yesterday. Mr.. 7.
Philips made the closing argument for the rail-
road, and Mr.. W. A. Cook began the closing
argument for the board. lie cOntended for the
Board Of Public Works that under the powers
vested In them as successors TO the late cor
noration OF Washington, and Of the organic act
Of the District Of Columbia, and the act OF the
Legislature Of July 10, 1871, they had right 10
park pennsylvania avenue and pave the same
and seventh street with WOOD and that under
the charter OF the railroad u must alter Its said
rad 20 conform to the altered grade and pave
neuts, and urped II this be q correct position,
then bill for Injunction viii not lie on behalf
OF the railroad company against the board, be-
cause the railroad Is guilty Of ilegallty In en-
deayoring TO lay q ccOOie-stOne pavement, not
conforming TO "the altered paVements;" and
the order granting the injunction. He con-
tended further u the CONCLUSION u correct a
above claimed, then an injunction 10 The proper
remedy to prevent q private corporation from
exceeding It's authority and doing an unlawful
act TO the detriment OF the public; for which
reason the order Of Injunction was erroneous.
lie Will conclude to-day,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

There will be a mass meeting of the Journey
men tallors saturday evening.
A three-story and basement brick house is for
sale.
Geo. TuesdeIi Co., real estate brokers, DIS
Seventh street.
Geo NJ. Fillmore a Co., real estate agents and
general collectors.
Geo. Fillmore a co. have several desirable
houses for sale.
Maury A Bro. have desirable lots for sale.
LAtinier A Cleary will sell, on Monday, April
%, at o'clock, p. m, property on Eleventh, be-
tween q ADD II streets northwest; also, on Tues
day, April 20, at $50 O'Clock, p. M, large and
valuable collection OF books.
J. W. Boteler A Bro. have q large stock Of
vases for lawns, cemeteries, &c,
DuncanHOn, bowling A Co. will sell, on Satur-
day, April 20, at ~ O'Clock, m, bnggies, car
riages, 40
Good board Is desired by a gentleman and his
family.
Two unfurnished rooms for rent.
A respectable girl wants situation as nnrsc
or attendant.
The sabe by Z. Kennedy Of valuable Improved
property on Fourteenth street, on lots Nos. o.
90, 81, 81, 63 and g. Is postponed until Saturday
April %, at 400 O'Clock, y. m.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

The following permits TO build were iss ned yes
terday; r. Thacker, frame building, i6Ns0, two
and Prospect slS- eets, Georgetown. Wm- Deger,
frame building Il VAS, one and half stories high,
on ID, between NTH and Tenth streets south
east. John Carroll, frame building, 9x1o, one
story, on I, between .rwenty-secon and twenty
third streets northwest. stephen Monat, frame
building, 2sxi6, two-st )ries, on 4 and Water
atreeta sOnthweAt
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Amid Relic

One Of Londons famous old coffee houses
Garraway's-ln Change alley, Cornhill has been
finally closed. II was from this house that Mr..
PlckWick dated his nrst lOye-letter TO Mrs. Bar
dell you remember the tenor OF It,
aARRAwAY's, u O'Clock
DEAR ms. D.; Chops and tomato sauce.
Yours, PICKwICK.
Then, as Sergeant BuZfuZ told the Jury which
sat in the famous trial Of breach " Chops and
tomato sauce Gentlemen, Is the happiness OF a
sensitive aud oonndlng female To be ifined away
by such artinces as thesefn The Jury thought
mot, and cast the Innocent old beau In damages.
Garraways was the headquarters OF the CON
pany which worked the South Sea bubble.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

The most agreeable pari OF a tour this season
ilenIy hotel Lake George. An travellers are de-
llghted with the scenery ana arc pleAsed with
iha most excellent hotel accl WhodAuons AZ
fnrdnn there
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24
II PUGH & SON,
GEORGE BRRGLING,

Merchant Taller,
No. ISIS 4 street, between Thirteenth and -Four.
teenth streets, south side,
Has Just received very large stock Of IMPORTED
SPRING and SUMMER DRESS GOODS, and u pre-
pared to warrant perfect at at LOWER PRICES
than any other Establishment In or outside OF the
city.
Also. hns assortment Of GENTS FuRSlsHINa
GOODS. mh9au
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
IN Received at
W. II A o. H. MOiRIsOS'H,
LAW nOOK0ELLERA AND pIIpLIHHEIlH.

- - No. 10 PennsylNanin avenue. .
ton execution, and the discussions relating thereto
By Caleb Cushing.
SIAM. the land Of the White Elephant. a. Il was
aud n Dompiled aud ARRANGED by Geo, y. Bacon
Little Kate Kirby; anoyel; by FREDERICK ", ks9
inson. The posthumous Palerr u the Pickyick
Dickens iiilustrsisd by Hi X Browne JPiikS Moth
ss.ly Talks With Young Housskeepers; BY Mr.: II
ina American Reports, vol. !, syo, Jaw sheep free
man on Judgments; treatise on the law 81 judE.
menE; by A. y, freemani eyn. law sheep; HlKh on
Injunction; treatise on the law Of inJunctions
by James l. High: eyo, sheep. United states Jurist
for April. leia The Juriat. q quarterly law maya
hine, edited BY ,yames Schouler, and published In
Ia fast gaining popularity, aud now ranks foremost
among the law publications Of the day, aplo
THE WORKS OF THOMAS GUTHRIE,
The Gospel In R1ekiel.
The .saihts' Ipheritsnce The Way q Life
Heart, Studies Of Icharactcr.. Plea for Ragged
Schools. The City; It's Sins and Sorrows, 1t
VIM. BALIANTYNE's,
ap9 Us Seventh street. near " street
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

7 IsT OF NEW BOOKS FOR SALE AT sHIL-
- LINqTON,S BOOKSTORE.
avenue
Pasearel, by ouida Lord Hope's Choice hy Ann
The author q the Hoosisr sehoolmAster. krtlste,
% Wsshington, By Caleb Cushing. OIleY, by Lyn.
don. blank Books, Note, Letter aud Cap Paper,
and Pawn Cards a the very lowest prior. Anlb
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

are generally we'll stocked up with new spring
and summer gouls. Probably one OF the very
best and most varied stocks, such as Dress Goods,
House Furnishing Goods, Carpets, Mattings and
Olcloths, can be fouDd atW. W. Burdetter, No.
Q2s Seventh street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
rlftets srpyEcrs OF INTEREST.


ECONOMIST AGAIN.
WASHINGTON, d. O., April %, ls71
10 ne Editor u the NaiioHai Republican:
SIR 10 ylndlcato the truth OF history, and In
response to some OF the savage articles provoked
by my little "growl" at the Government printer,
l am compelled to address you again.
"Skilman" confines his article TO abuse.
"smlth" attempts an argument, but his premises
are faulty.
The law does not make the foreman, but the
superintendent Of printing Is responsible for the
number Of employees and thelr pay. II the SUI
perintendent delegates his authority he should
say so at nrst when addressed In respectful
manner, and not refuse 10 receive letter from
q gentleman at least his peer, and afterward,
when an explanation Ia asked, shift the respOn-
sibiity upon his foreman.
smith Ia mistaken In regard 10 the pay Of
printers. The pay Of q compOsltor or presslnan
Il t2t, not t9s per week The Inequalities TO
which alluded, and about which have since
learned more, are where men are paid different
prices for the same work. For Instance, Mr.
Benham, MI. Smith aud Mr.. Norton receive SIS
per week, Mt, Gates tq6, and Mr.. Aughenhaugh
and Mt. Groshonn t25, all for the same class Of
work, technically known as "making up" For
revising proofs MI. wynkoop gets SIS, Mt. Rob
inson $40, and Mr.. Brown and Nj. Morse s2I, !
am told there are other Instances Of this kind.
There may be some reason for this which an
outsider cannot understand, but II should be
such one as will bear the light, and mere al
luslon TO the facts ought not 10 stir up so much
Indignation. EOSoNIsT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

Spring stock.
Just received
A nnc selection OF
Wall Papers
aud window Shades,
Al KtpwELL A HENDERSON,,
100 Ninth street,
opposite Young Mems c. A. building.
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smaIIpoN.

The following cases OF smallpox ware reported
10 The health once yesterday one case from
Virginia, sent to the hospital one AZ NO. plb
Aao 4 street southwest,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

COUNTRY DEALERS can buy Diston saws OF NJ.
II. Prince, with discount OF 10 per cent from
the manufacturers prices,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

are more Varied In styles this season aAan ever
hefore, The club and cane sticks are tue moSt
faShionahle both OF which can be 10 unl IN Az
Inc new dealgns At W. W Bnrdette'b No, pfs
seventh street northwest,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24
NOTES OF THE DAY.

TOUoA ~ lnuni,ey more nutritious man conee
,os az recent Vlstation OF smallpox cost Boston
ONE New York house imports all the bananas
Tor that city,
A NAN In New York has spent $4,000 10 color |
MS nose pink.
SAVANNAH GA, Ia proud Of the frat ooup de 1
soisH OF the season,
sAcRANRsro salmon aonetime. att.In seventv
N.w yo.. ,s,.... ..., ,..,,...., ...,... an,
,nr =, lys - us..vy. Ieh' 'urhsneo houses anu
,f,,,.s.,. ~ -. " - ,. ,
a,,yar. 49, ohp. ISL ~ gay Isl.ona conductors anu
'' .-o na'o ooon auopVeu W boston.
IHB chicago city government has voted TO
close all saloons At ilioO O'Clock at night.
TuREE Of the Boston papers arc 10 have new
buillings-the Post, TTapeler and Transoript.
A NEW YoRK paper obiecta IN the Connesticut
system OF shipping Migrants 10 the Empire city.
AMAN IN Dunleith, ILL.,, who cut on cots
ears with his jack.knife, was nned s5 and costs.
the Legislature Is the CRY OF The Illinois farmers
AN Iowa iud0e gives n a. MA oplnIon mai
more brain, are pesnited "a NAV poecp ,San TO
run a conIt NV ''P''''' w P'"' PON0' YUAN w
a., :. r,,..,, $1,000, =, =, ,.,,.. 4.
pnder ,hn nnp ~, ~. ~ npv 'snu y, ,s.h
/ IN 400 ooO ~ '
| ''S,sso 80, 80 .-, - NJ.
hh p " m unuiual uemanu lot oo'aHes ~
Lons D,anvn thls spring. lhose near 'ne sea
Hu Prelelfeu.
temperance society. with a pledge not 10 take
more than i've drinks day.
l. A riRE ENGINE, loaded with soap suds and lamp
black was lately used 10 dlsperae crowd OF dis
| orderly women In Memphis.
| DRusKARps In Albany are nned o. or banIshed
TO Troy for two weeks. They always Jay the
nne, II they have to steal Il nrst.
| tr IA harrowIng 10 ina aou, IN ,edect how many
| gnrgeous snring dresses are hanstng in DARK
| war,Irnhe. waIttng for : nlSasant dsv y
v..s.',.'s, - .'s.ss,,,,,, ,,a..,,, Ia,
,,n 49, y, ar nns Iau IN MI ~,
her hand at one Of her concerto IN Louisville
| A RuruoRK ciotbea cleaner has renovated
over Al ma mn ,yorth m aniled garments dnrIng
Inc mast tyyentV years The business auits MIN
~ a.,.',' - $500. ~. ,.,ss ..s,,a.,.., -,
r9nhu LADl Ieven,y, On oe,ns IeJue ,.',I "
,ls a,,.,,a M, hnods1 ,
hoO i ~, au"'euoe WIN -"o'"e'' may is''u'
Ws"'
The Modocs do not appear TO be so much sur
rounded rs they were q day or Two ago. They
are not inclined, as yet, TO lie down peacefully
In their little lava beds.
Nkhr month tue lasnlonaole season SYm-
nenoes in honuon. dneIy ~ svVi ,eas III W ~
meNe, sys tne Losrt vuru ~, tat " wiz W tue
sgest nnu must pIhah' iot yeHh
| llTnR honcopathists have won victory In the
Michigan Legislature, for u Ia now provided by
law that two OF the medical department OF the
sate University shall DO OF that latin.
JonN BULL IL putting his foot down heavy At
Halifax where he proposes 10 spcnd half mil
lion pounds or nearly o. 500 900 gold In FORTH.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

USE LEss OF DooLEYs than Of other Yeast or
Baking Powder, as II Ia much stronger. Put up
full weight. Give it fair trial. GfoceTs sell II.