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National Republican., 1873-05-06
l.anierus In China,

A Chlnaman and his lantern are inseparable.
Let him start on an errand which Is likely 10 oc-
cupy hun until sunset, and his lantern will be
the rat article that he lays his handa on TO carry
with him. Even on the brightest moonlight
nights he considers u his duty 70 provide himself
with an artificial light and it Is q curious sight
at a nrc at night TO see the crowds which oil the
streets. every man with his lantern held aloft,
although the practice owes its rise, no doubt 10
the absence OF any system OF public lighting for
tho streets and highway. The lantern has noue
tue less LIS uses In daylight; suspended over
doorways and along the fronts OF shops
IL declares the surname Of the proprietor
within In hugo charactera, and no re-
spectacle domioile Ia without one. Indeed,
ali lanterns, whether carried IN the hand
or other wise, are inscribed with the surnames OF
their owners, so that while walking the streets
OF night a man can always discern that his
friend Jones or Robinson u approaching long
before his ngure Ia dscernable. Oiicial persons
show their titles on their lanterns, not their
names, rule which is frequently abused by
vagabonds, who have only TO show lantern In
scribed "The Magistrate" TO be able TO exact
money from the weak and unwary. Wealthy
families and officials Affect the large globular
lantern, the common classes o smaller one OF
cylindrical shape. The characters are always In
sUIibed In red or black paint, save In time Of
mourning, when the blue Is employed. Lanterns
form an important adjunct In all PROFESSIONS,
iiolatrons, hymeneal. and funeral, and on such
occasions the larger the lantern the more I'M
posing Is Its effect considered.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
PROBABLE HOMICIDE.
A yesuE Man struck With an Oar and
severely IuIured.


Sunday morning about O'Clock q boy aged
fifteen years, named VIM. u. Lacey, went out I'm
the river In boat with younger brother, and
remained there until about noon, when young
man named Charles Dean came up TO them IN
his boat and asked the elder Lacey for his pistol
Lacey replied that ne had no load for Il, and
Dean then said he wanted 10 shoot duck, and
invited the younger Lacey Into his boat. He got
In, and after q while Dean came back and tho
younger Lacey got into his brothers boat. Words
passed between the elder Lacey and Dean, where
upon the latter struck the former on the head
with an oar, knocking him senseless. The
younger brother being only thirteen years Of age
was unable to get the boat home, aud noated
around In the nVer until nearly nine O'Clock at
night when he managed 70 get 70 shore near the
arsenal, and leaving his wounded brother In
charge Of an old colored woman, he went 10 his
home and notified the family, and 4 carriage was
procured and the injured boy brought to his
fathers residence, corner OF Eighth and L
streets northwest, when Drs. uammett, Leach
| aud Lincoln were called, and found fracture oi
| the skull. Lacey lies In q critical condition.
otncer Leech, Of the First police precinct, ar,
rested Dean yesterday, while asleep In boat on
the river. lie was locked up In the station
house, and will be brought before Judge Suei
| to-day,
National Republican., 1873-05-06
Permlts To BuIId,

The following permits to build were issued
yesterday; Jas. N. Harrod, frame building 20l
by 80 feet, two stories high, on Twenty-nrst
and Z streets northwest; samuel Carusl, q brick
building, % BY eO feet, one story, on Z, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets northwest; Daniel
stories high, on Twenty-nrst, between l. and N
streets northwest; VIM. IL. Grimm, brick build.
ing IL by % feet, three stories high, on X, be
tween Eighteenth street and Connecticut ave
nue. northwest; Robert L. Martin, frame build
Ing, two stories high, on q, between Fifth and
Sixth streets southeast; Peter Lynch, q frame
building on Seventh, between and East Capl
tol streets, II by 80 feet, one story high; j, K
Boteler, a frame building 10 by II feet, on Sew.
cnth, between and streets southeast.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
(,InIm. f.r nnmnae..

The Board Of Public WORKS have appointed
the following named gentlemen q commission to
report upon claims Tor damages TO properly by
ley. Thos. M. PlowmAn and y. T. q. Morsell, of
Washington, and Jos. +. Collins, OF Georgetown.
These appointments are In accordance with the
20, lsI2. The duty Of the commission will be to
examine critically the claims and personally In
spect premises whore damages are alleged TO
UaniZn tn-daV
National Republican., 1873-05-06
Charity Concert.

The arrangements for the grand promenade
now nearly complete, and the Indications are
that II will he q remarkable success. The follow
Ing Is the programme OF music, as arranged for
BY Helnecke; Int. and waltzes, "Wine, Wife and
Song" Strauss; Selections from "Iiugenots,'
Meyerbeer; Int; and Gallop, "ueber Land and
hout; Or. Overture, "Bandlttenstreich, Suppe;
"My First Schottisch," song; Whtzes, "blut
Danube" Strauss; Polka Redowa, Remembrance
lunai
National Republican., 1873-05-06
We InvIte the AtteutIep

Of capitalists aud business men to the sale by
Green a Williams, ,auctioneers, on Monday, May
D, at o O'Clock p. m, of that valuable business
property situated on the south side OF Pennsyl-
yania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
aud known as No. 99I. This property Is cen
trally located and possesses unequalod adyan-
tages for business purposes and presents an op-
porunity for Investment rarely offered.
National Republican., 1873-05-06

TwEsTY-EIuHr HUNDRED bushels OF corn sold
yesterday on Change for T0sTs cents.
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED herring, 600 shad and
1000 tailors were received yesterday, The her
ring sold at t5tSt5,6O per thousand, the shAd al
sit and the tailoS at 10 cents per hundred.
THIS city was visited by MesArs. Shepherd and
Magruder, OF the Board OF Public Works, yester.
day, who examined the works, and directed thai
the sidewalks on High street be laid as early a
practicable.
THE RIyER.-Arrived, steamer q. Vanderbilt
from Baltimore, with q miscellaneous cargo
schrs. Belle Conway, from Norfolk, with b5,d0t
feet OF lumber; q. q. d. Tryers, from the same
port, with 1000 feet salt water oak lumber,
Cleared, steamer Lady OF the Lake, for Norfolk,
with 500 bbls OF nouT.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
ISuIHI,tr of Pythias.

Franklin Lodge No. 2, X. OF r., at Its regular
meeting, held last evening, passed resolution
directing the X, OF H. and S.t0 communicate with
lodges OF the order In the States OF Pennsyiya-
MIA, Maryland, New York and Virginia, for the
purpose of endeavorlng to ind out the where
hbonts Of Mr.. Napoleon n. Fthlan, OF this city,
who has been missing since Thursday last. lie
has been employed for the past three years as
clerk In the navy yard, and no cause has been
assigned for his absence.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA
OFlICE CMIEf QuARTERMAhrEh,

DEPARTMENT or DAKorA,l
sSs duly S l. y 'a % ss
ss Fl Fcsi ssIf SaDsd s I'd PP; Ss
dy Of .aSf MY tSr JdSs Soi Se oSS
CD lss Sssa: SsssS. & 3 IN a.s SS'a
lot cord. s2sI 5 81 EGSSErN' GsSJ DIT
FORT RANDALL, D..
.s5.siS 5sS TS.SS poSnds g Of SYHS LAY.
rss:iss sss SS$%$$: SSSS%$: & q Az: Sss D .'
1857 cord. Of t%sa %sea Hi'h' D. T.
PORT STEVENSON. DIT.
'is,,iiH sss,li ESS$#S: SS$SS: q Sf SS:l: &s5:
tals cords Of WOOD
,SJi.Osi pounds OF Hay.
81, LOVER Low ,JBRggLE AGENCY, DIT
"a, .,l CHEYENNE G AGENCY, DIT,
al,Sii pounds Of Hay
.,s ORA GRAND Y tg gIyER AGENCY, DIT
lS.sis SS SSSnds SSrds 81 of m2SS iiSS.
$50 cord. d FSsE Ss9a SHAW MT
~, ,!$ss :ssSs; Ell! i 1 III DIT
sol.bs5 pounds o Hay.
IA .or,! GAN !, %,,Li HANCOCK. DIT.
PER fsfmissqh M va Ss given to oOutr.e.Or- to cut
ihe posis and on limits NED Sy he bsPSrtnsat
FORT SMELLING, MINI.
u Sa.Ss .ss pound: pound: & & btfss;x. bHas;
:, ssss.s, qs s.j ? sSSS n, SEsa4Er' as4 MINI a.
,n .ois9 EoRT n AT dAPpEIhogoMDrE, I DIT
'ss;is ns.iss PSaRa: PSaRa: Sa of sas; ssi.w.
LIDS oorss So9iT q osi oSiARRsSSoRrH'D RsUSo
S7.seJp pounds Of Hay.
%, cords 19ST q 81, ,fEs5RrSA. %as5
si:is S;is pound: pound: & & iH.s ii.sss
loo cord. g9Eg Il E1oslE SEWARD p,r
iii.77S pounds OF hay
q. cord. sf soEg EIo5 DENTON.
is3I6sO pounds OF Hay
ass. cord. d FSsI %a5s sELLIs'%r
'sS.lS PSSRds PSaRds 81 81 ssas s1fssw.
Ss cord. of GH%p W. BAKER,
goS.JoO pounds Of Hay
ifHs 6 s HSn Il Ss ISss sS
tracts for the last nine pOsts - ~ S''
The above are the estimated quantities that will
be required at each POST according to the present
hlslbption Of troopa, but the Government reserves
th@ rfht 70 increase or diminish the same al any
ume dnrlnH the continuance OF the contract
Hn desired TO purchase In the vicinity Of each
and settiements, and bids for any portion Of the
% sPegibned supplies vii be oonsidered sParafs bid
plies, and IN tripiicais. -
pie bidder for each post and each hind OF stlpliea
@ Each pld ~ ab9ye reguiredl must be aocompanied
by bond IN the sum OF 81 oO0 signed by tWo ar
nose rssIqndble ga5tiest 9teeins that IN case
hllmenl ~ ~ 80 = - ''' ~" iuf
BLANK forms of proposals and guaranty can bo
NAMED ssisSP Fort BufOidJ Or 81 The once u tEs
by cOinnisnd Of Brisadior General A. Ii. Terry
Deputy o M esnsr.l U, 4 T.. GGkslEsY9Si GslssY Sai.r..r.
master. n ~ ~ - ranJH
National Republican., 1873-05-06
Police Ceurt-Judso Smell.

Samuel Anderson, assault on George Watson;
nned $40. Henry Dorsey aud Daniel Downey,
assault on Isaiah Brooks; so each. Henry Hlr-
Rusty, assault on his wife; % and costs. Alex.
Payne, assault on Rosa Melinda Minister; % and
costs. Thos. Terrell, assault on George Nordell;
Anderson; SO and coats. John b. Montague,
profanity; t5. Frank Hayne, do; t5. John Steele,
disorderly; %. Thos Bolster, carrying pistol;
%. Henry Puryis, profanity; t3.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
Franklin BuIIdinG Association.

The third annual meeting OF the Franklin Co.
operative Building Association was held last
chair, ~
Tau secretary submitted his report showing
tn receipts TO have been Sl2l, ,OOs D, disbuFgc.
N lnis sll0, iiO.ia, assets 500, ,5OC So,
Tue report was adopted.
TIE Following officers were Clarted for the on.
su year. Ihot. SOflleet, president; AleI.
tary; GhRs. h. Bailey, treasuIe er; directors, John
e. Thompson, j. r. Free, Sas II. Moore, John
n. CJrrigan, j. u, ClRry, A. y. SturteyAnL II, II.
Womblcy, W. II. Rearl0n and NJ. r. CaliRn.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
NEW NORTHERN MARKET.
Meeting OF the Conimission Yesterday
Tho Work to be Pushed.

The commission appointed by the legislative
Assembly to superintend the erection OF q mar
ket-house on square No. 4t6 met In the Gov
ernor's once at II O'Clock yesterday. Present
Messrs. Thompson, Bond, Bursley, Brewer,
Campbell, Hall and Wall.
Mr.. Campbell offered the following resolution,
which was unanimously approved:
Resolved, That the Governor be requested to
sell the market stock bonds at as early date as
practicable, or to negotiate with the contractors
Tor the purchase of the same, a. he may deem
advisable, In order that they may be enabled to
push the work to an early completion.
The president presented q bill from Sidney
Mcfarland, market master Of Northern market,
for repairs OF sheds, &c., At said market, amount
ing TO t5i.I5; which was approved, and the pay
ment OF the claim authorized.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
May Ball.

Profs. THtsapaugh a Cohens annual Moral
May festival and ball takes place Tuesday even
Ing, May q, at Odd Fellows hall. The music for
the fancy dancing will be under the leadership
Of Prof. Fisher, so fayOrAbly known In that par
ticular, and for the promenade and ball by Es-
putas full orchestra.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
a liaaL HI...IIna

James Bonley, while on q drunk last night
started to enter the restaurant In the basement
Of the house on the corner OF Seventh street and
louisiana avenue, but, losing his balance, he
went through the glass In the door, cutting his
mouth and wrist. onicers ROderick and 0nutl
took him TO police headquarters, where DR.. John
:. McLan dressed the wounds, after which he
was locked up 10 get sober.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
For, wiIIIa,. Hepry Hotel.

The cool air Of mountains, the sweet retreat Of
giens, the pure and quiet surroundings OF
country life, the glorious sport OF hunting and
hshing and the splendid tnjoyments OF Lake
George-one OF the loveliest In all the world
are among the Inducements for tourists 10 For
william Henry hotel this season. IL will open
June 1, and win be under tho management Of
Mr.. Rocasle. Throughout the hotel has beer
newly and elegantly furnished.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
EXECUTORS SALE.
The Butire stock OF Large New York
Clethina-heuse.
THE DEATH OF THE SENIOR MEMBER OF
THE FIRM OF

'hhuuou'hN NiotutnH buapoftumt' eoFutN "
Great Jones aud broadway,
HAS CAUSED THE PERBMPToRY CLOSING
UP OF lis AFFAIRS, THE BUILDING oC.
CuP1ED BY THEN HAVING BEEN LET 10
ANOTHER FIRM ON MAY THE ENTIRE
STOCK OF MENSs YOUTHS BOYS AND AND
wARDED To US WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO
SELL SAME WITHOUT REGARD TO COST,
Etsn EE5FTER TER RFrkk Rf MAS % TE III oEPEh tdNdE ~
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THESE INsTRuC-
TIoSS WE SHALL T9;DAY; PLACE
AMONG WHICH ARE REALLY MANY FINE
AND DESIRABLE GOODS. AND DISPOSE OF
no CONSIDERATION WILL THESE GOODS
DE SOLD OTHERWISE THAN FOR CASH,
AZ WE ARE COMPELLED TO MAKE DAILY
CASH REMITrANCES OF OUR SALES.
THIS Is A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE
REALLY FINE GOODS AT ONE HALF OF
THE USUAL RATES.
A. sAKs & CO.,
7 3I0 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH HOUSES.

The Tax Diii Introdueed In the Councii-
Statement Of the Condition sf the Dis-
trict Finances Can the Expenses Of the
Gsverpmert be Reduced-New Engine
and schcei-IIeuse Bill Before the
Beards-GeueraI Legislation.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
Aiumsi society Of the Medical DEPART
ueut, GesrGetewu Csllege.

Last evening fun meeting Of the Alumni vas
held IN the College buildings, corner Tenth and
streets. The principal subject up for discussion
Interesting information and experience In both
army and civil practice was ecited. The meet
ings OF the Alumni are rapidp improving In At
society wilt before long, be one Of the most use
National Republican., 1873-05-06
IINITED sTATEs PATIENT oPFICR.

. X WARRINGTON D. o., Apriiil, iAa
ION; M5Sg, Praying for the eTtension OF 4 patsnt
sranted 10 him on tho Esd day OF Augnst IDA ior
A. haIs1 Improvement in AAchineS for makiiig pIpF
Ills ordered that the testimony in the oass be
closed on the @d day Qf July next; that The time
ir ti2r nllpf Arguments and the Examiners report be
petition DO heard on the 9Th day Of August next
9 s% sSUn may oRP2sFs t9ii ~ EIePnsiSn
National Republican., 1873-05-06

RA SgMBEE SF SEnsSSs S, CALLED LI,;
TO HAVE AN AUCTION SALE. SUCH Is NOT
THE CASE. THE GOODS WE OFFER AKR
THOSE LEFT OVER WHEN MRssRs. RAN
DOLF COMPROMISING MAINLY OF
MEMS CLOTHING, WITH A FEW DOZEN
BOYS SUITS. THE PRICES ASKED ARE THE
IDWE EST
National Republican., 1873-05-06
Natu,ith.tandIuH

tho immense sale OF dry goods at Duncanson,
stock still remains 10 be sold. on Wednesday,
ItJ-mOTOw,) at l2 o'clock, they will sell the rea
Paisley Shawls, and on Thurs1ay, at " o'clock,
v IveteGns. Our readers should attend, as this
portion OF the stock IA seldom offered at auction.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
Tr.p,cer. or Real E.,.,e.

Of square $50, between II and aud Seventh and
Eighth streets northeast 81, ,ssJ feet for ti1, ,00o
Mr.. .. N, Lstta 70 VIM. Williams, j. +. q. Sands
between North A street and Maryland avenue
and second street east, for tst,Ibo. Thomas Z.
WAggaman, real estate Auotioneer, has sold sub
National Republican., 1873-05-06
RenI ,E.tnIe halcn.

Messrs. Latimer a Cleary, auctioneers, sold
yesterday afternoon the following real estate:
Parts Of lots and 4, In square St5, the property
10 q. y. 6ohaifer for $4,000. Also, part OF lot D
and improvements In same square TO Z. Alexan-
der for 81, 900.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
RmaIln0N,

The following cases OF smallpox were 70.
ported TO the health once yesterday; Two cases
at almshoHse, and one death on X, between
Third and FOur-and-a-han streets.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
ADJUSTMENTS. A
The Scouts Of the Prairie.


Last night Wallis Opera House was handsomely
filled TO SEQ the scouts Of the Prairie,"a a drama
entirely modern and most thoroughly realistic
OF border-savage life. An were happy TO sec
Ned Buntline again, and to recognise In the
author Of the piece gentleman who has nied
q large space In American liternture He II
essentially 4 man OF IDEAS, and his latest one,
that OF temperance, largely pervades the entire
transformation scene IN the character OF Phellm
OIAugherty. Senora El0e Carfano ~ Hazel Eye
and Bessie SudlOw a. Dove Eye were wholly ac-
ceptAble. OF course the main interest was cen
Iced in the action OF buffalo Bill and Texas Jack.
t ese gentlemen do not pretend 10 be actors,
and as Acton simply they are not 10 be criticised,
and II ls not at all likely that In the profession
tSey will ever seek for real fame. There 10 an
othcr view though 20 be taken OF this. Al the
age OF thirteen Mr.. Cody killed an Indian and ali
his life since has been passed among the ex.
citing scenes Of far Western life. Of all these
Concernlng this point We shall have more to say
hereafter.
Texas Jack, Mr.. omohundro, although young,
ls already very noted character. Both Of them
are very handsome, and their style and skill In
nring Is very remarkable. They used on the
stage Colts six-shoOters, and three or four times
In the course OF the play the Indians are ali
Killed and with their four pistols they fairly lit
drama Is alike Interesting 10 ladies and gentle
men. tits 80 thoroughly American as TO become
q study, and we hope all our citizens will avail
themselves OF this opportunity to SEQ 1t.
The Theatre Comiaue.
The attractions At the Comlque were quite
powerful enough TO draw a good house there,
Laura Alberto as Rich. the leading character In
the drama Of "out at Sea-" Is q remarkable
child, and has already developed extraordinary
talent The drama Is well mounted, and Is de-
serving OF full patronage. Tonight it will be re-
peated,
National Republican., 1873-05-06

q protoxIde Of Iron,l which gives strength and
Vlgor 10 the whole system.
Pungr buF ran nofbid Humors Of the Hood
by dose OF two ot AYERp PILls, and you will
have clearer heads as well as bodies.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
p RoPosAIs FOR FLOUR.
4PSgnsssss: J. q x. ssEE

HJSAp9Ta1s,Iaas Y g, Ps,4ar.IsT oK rus PLATrr.)
60. oMAHA. N ., Match 81, ibfS
q TeesS Sy 20 ketins isssry ~ u saesst
the III dIy % Nay La for fsEnIsSias ihe tiedf
sittes Army, u Ok sistiSS dSfins II nOaiss. is
commeneiny gnly ! is1R 1,
tsrsd NM. % sSSSSPaSS y Sf pSo
p9sssls and % rsferred 70 therYin. ~.
and stAte Or Tsrritoryl n plihoipaig and spretss
partner ~ y 7 -
5aSsSP:g proposals. shOuld bs marked
Information a. 10 conditions, quality Of nour. pay.
merta, 6o., can be obtained BY APPLICATION to the
ComminsAiy OF the Post Of Beaver.
by command Of Brisadier General Ord,
J, W, BARRIQEH,
aria pTeYet Brig Gen, O. Q,B.
National Republican., 1873-05-06

OvRR-ELERTIoS, either OF body or mind, pro-
duCes debility and disease. The usual remedy
IL to take some stlmnlant, the effect OF which Is
the same as giving tired hSrse the whip Instead
OF oats. The true way Is 10 f0rtlfy the system
National Republican., 1873-05-06
Tea Came


The finest brands Of Tea, and the best grades
Of Cofee fresh roasted every day at the Tea and
Coffee Store, 40 Pennsylvania avenue, nearly
opposite the National hotel. colt
National Republican., 1873-05-06
Naoui's Centaur Llpinent

TIE NEw CoI0SNADE HoTEI, on Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, Pa, is famous for Its luxu.
rlous Anpolntments. Il Il -
National Republican., 1873-05-06
TUE COURTS.
Gencrai Tcrm-supremo Cour

This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
wallach vs.. Van Rlswick; this case was argued
for the complainant BY Mr.. Pike and for the de-
fendant by Mr.. Lambert, but not concluded.
Hogan va, Kuntz; this case was continued by
consent. Adjourned,
National Republican., 1873-05-06
]. II, hauIer a. 90.

TRY THE FINEST, the purest, the sw eetest, the
best and the loVelest, and where7 Why, OF
course at Drivers, Four-and-a-half street and
pnnnaIlYanla nNAnnA
National Republican., 1873-05-06

The BEAUTIFUL and amber lager; the splendid
and folmng ale, and drawn from faucets made
from Birnam and DunsinAno wood, only found
at Drivers, Four-and-a-half street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
National Republican., 1873-05-06

MY SUNDAY COMPANION" bought at Drivers,
FOur-and-a-hAlf street and Pennsylvania avenue,
kept me happy all day long; so voted in fortu.
nale nOssessUr.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
Old No; .sOl CHOICE sPRISa {Scx No. 4,'

PAPERTAN0iNGs,W WISDOM SHADES,
embracing all grades Of Paperhangngs and
lngs, Chromos aud Photographs. Picture
Ftames, all styles and sizes, In Walnut, Glt,
Velvet, 4c,. Picture Cord and TasaelA, Rlngp,
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wlro Centre
Picture Cords, &c. u
National Republican., 1873-05-06
National saYinEs Rank,

IMPoRrED AND DOMESTIC BKEKs, all kinds and
qualities, cool and invigontlng, At Drivers,
four-Rnd-a-hnlf street and Pennsylvania ave-
National Republican., 1873-05-06
rhs washiAstsn City savings Bank,

connOissenrs2 The chAmpagnes and brandles at
Drivers, Four-and-a-half street and PennSyl-
yAnln avenue,
National Republican., 1873-05-06

THREE CROWS sat on hill, " but the Grow is 70
be found at Drivers, Four-and-a-hah street and
PennBylyania avenue.
National Republican., 1873-05-06

PALMER 4 GREEN'S steel fountains are the
only ones suitable for drawing soda Watel
from.
National Republican., 1873-05-06

GIN, the new and most fashionable beverage,
and OF the purelt and beat quality, Ia to be had
AZ Drivers, four.and a-hRlf street and Pennsyl'
yanla avenue,
National Republican., 1873-05-06

FREE or CHARdE-Stee soda water fountains
and draught fixtures to loan by Palmer Gree n,
GEORGETOWN, ID. z. I
National Republican., 1873-05-06
n You Want

Paper Hanging done 20 TO Humans, 4iS Ninth
street. lie has large stock Of all grades; his
WHITE. clean. sound teeth. all may have by
using daily THURsToss Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price % and 30 cents per bottle.
wBiLsMAcHtNE-sPREAD STRENGTHENING PLAs-
rgRs, whenever q plaster Ia needed, are unri-
vailed. Price 20, 25, and 30 cents each.
BEAUTIFUL, Boft, glossy hair, all desire II, all
may have II by constant use OF THoNrsosr
Poinade optime. Price, Is and 30 cents per
bottle.
not solled. JouyEss inoIorous Kid Glove
Cleaner will renovate them thoroughly; price n
oents per bottle. All sold BY druggists and
fancy dealers,
National Republican., 1873-05-06

Has cured more wonderful cases o. fneumutisr
aches, palms, ewellings, frost bites, caked-
breasts, burns, scalda, salt-rheum, &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 the Linlment and certificates oi
remarkable cures accompany each bottle, aud
will bo sent gratis to any Que. IL Is no humbuE.
There Is no pain which II will not relieve, no
swelling II will not subdue, or lameness II viii
not cnre. No family or stock-owner can anorl
10 he without Ceniaur Linlment. White wrap.
per for family use; the Yellow wrapper for ani.
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