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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
Rirltmond nlspatrh.

nETHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
rArCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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BOYS AND GIRLS, READ THIs.-If you wish to
get toys Of all kinds, also mechanical toys az very
low figures, go to GEORGE hLEIN's, No. GA Broad
ctr
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REApY.MADE CLOTHING, nice stock, at 10"
prices, for sale by z. B. SPENCE & son.
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LADIES IN THEIR SHOPPING should stop at AN
TOMS dining.saloon. Main street.
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w. II. ZIdAERMASN, e08 Main street, has thu
best and cheapest Ladies' Furs in the city.
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Go to ANToNls and see his splendid assortment
of candles.
GO TO ASToNl's and sec his fancy boxes:
Go TO ASToNI'S and see his splendid store.
60 10 ANToNI's and get box Of French candy.
GO TO ANroNI, the frst-class confectiUDcr
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Mamma. do get me Que Of those beautiful dolls
at PrzzIsl's," said little girl. Yes, she ought to
have cne; aud you, fathers and mothers, had better
60 at once IL you wish to secure one Of tAose tnA-
pcfled dolls.
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THE INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS yes
terday amounted TO $40, 400.
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Hl,urn u the famous artistic
DCPREZ 6 BENEDfCT'S
NLW ORI. EANS MINSTRE Ell S,
HEa,s BAND. and BuRLEsoUE OPERA TROUPE
"iiA more crUwning. triumphant success! Having
'u=t Included most brilliant season Of two weeks
Al "a, Varieties theatre, New Orleans, the palace
{" a.tty sud fashion of the Crescent City, appear
'.r before large, refined, and select audiences
$500 to Il 800.
VIII appear as above. IN an entirely new, attract
We, and pleasing programme.
admission AT popular prices. Reserved seats for
al" Il the usual place.
CHARLES X. DUPREZ, Manager.
IHAhLEs II. kEESHlS, General Agent.
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GO TO ANToSI's, the confectIoner. He Is re,ia-
BILE for pure candles. Main stfees.
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For GOOD CLOTHING. at low prices, call on E. B.
SPENCE & son.
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HOLIDAY HATS, entirely new and novel In de
sign, at SIMMONS & Co.'s, l118 Main street.
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UNpERwEAR-large stock, and ut low prices-for
sale by Z. 3. SPENCE & Son.
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NECKwEAR.-Necktles and scarfs OF all the ne"
STYLES for sale by z. B. SPENCE 6 Son.
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GLOVES, SUSPENDERs, COLLARS, anu HALF
HOSE for sale low by L. b. SPENCE & SON.
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SIX HATS for the holidays at SIMMONS & CO.'S,
II g Main street.
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WALyur CANpY at l42l Main street.
PaUSEs and FIGS at 1921 SIaIn street.

ATTENTION, BOYS! FIREWORKS Of all kinds
| at 1421 Main street
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DRfes AND MEDICINES.
A NTI-MALARIAL.
THE EUCALYPTUS GLoBULUs.

This now world-renowped fever-tres Of AUS
tralia Is brought prominently before the general
public by the recent newspaper publications, al
though 1t has been known for considerable period
10 the medica! profession.
To render Its virtues availableto our people who
may need an ANTI-PER1oDIc we have made from
the FRESH LEAVES, imported direct, CoNcES-
TRATED TlNCTURE, ready for use, and offer 1t
for sale iu all quantities. ,.rrp
Practical Pharmacists,
de,a Gle Main street.
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WATERS.

MINERAL WATERS.
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM,
ALLEGHASY SPRINGS.
HEALING SPRINGS,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
CAPON SPRINGS,
CONGRESS-,
HATHORN,
FREiDR7CHsHALL BITTER,
BLUE LICK, ~,
for eale Inv PURCELL, LADD & Co,
no 81 Agents Virginia Springs waters.
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CLOTHING,

NOTICES Samuel s. Carter and Thomas
IN B. Saunders having declined further to act a.
torneys Of MARIA Z. SAuSpIRs. exocutrtx OF the
last viii and testament Of David j. Saunders, de-
ceased and their powers rs such attorneys III conse
Guence thereof having been revoked. and ], having
been spportsd the only and lawful attorney q
the said Maria {. Saunders, execurix sc atoressa.
estate OF ID. j. Saunders deceased, TO present them
to me legally authenticated, and those inosotso 20
said estate without delay 70 pay on and csehaIse
the Affairs Of said estate speedily IS praeticaple.
FRANCIS Il. 1sBELL,
Attorney or Maria G. Saunders, executrix OF DS'
Saunders, deceased.
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DRESSING -RoBEs for sale low by Z. 3. SPENCE
e EOS.
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ITALIAN.
Ccppc Viuccnys fermo. - Minenzs.
VESSELS.
:! E. Austin, schooner William +. Martin; Cap
ss.n Hugh Looney, schooner Annie; Captain
Iuomas Moore, schooner :. ID. Hardcastle
Ell. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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DICuMOND THEATRE.
THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY,
December 25, 20, and 27.
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I I<T OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
MANNING N TIE MANCHESTER POST
OFFICE DECEMBER 90, 1878. Persons calling
le,'.rS IL this list VIII please say Advertised. Il
=. n'!.d tor IN one month they Will be sent to the
IL i .nlt.L nNcc. il MashingINn. y. {.
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TITHER CHRONIC OR ACUTE RHEU-
fiNATISM. Neuralgia, pains of the back, chest,
or limbs. can lie cured by the nse OF OIL OF CAsi.
PHoR WOOD external or interusl re, semeas
It is not only clean ahd pleasant 10 its USE oul Se
and prompt In It's effects. For sale ~
"'tN ROBERT LECkY, Druggist,
Broad and Seventeenth strests,
and druggists generally. Ge lI-M,rG2ot
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PEMBROKE WHITE pREss-sNIRTs for sale BY E.
B. SPENCE son.
OvERCoATs and TALMAs for sale low by T.. b.
SPENCE & son.
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u BUTTERICK Il CO., New York,
Il. manufacture and sell gssaiar naIaess % o. o.
rserca do In q wear. This fetlS the whole story
aay BUTTERICk,s PATTERNs % the Wheeler
4 Wilson oface. corner Ninth and Esankln as5sets'
do l9-1Y ~
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uARE'S LINIMENT,
GOODWYS'S HEADACHE LIS1MEST,
mILLER's COMPOUND SYRUP OF HoRE
HOUND;
PoWERs,s COMPOUND SYRUP OF ToLU anu
WILD CHERRY,
pURCELL,L LADD s CO.'S IoDURETTED En-
TRACT OF SARSAPARlLLA.
For sale by y. BLaih,p plnaas,,e. Dsuss,
no rs oIo oto1u o1'S"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-26

The following communication has been re-
,eiycd In regard to the WIwaset disaster, and Is
another proof OF the fact that the certificate
suspended on the boat showed on its face that
she was permitted by the Inspector to carry one
hundred and nifty passengers On regular trip:
SHAW 4 90 ,1gsERAL Commission MERCHANTS
August u, las
fsrTy Company. WashiSyfoh, u, e.;
DEAR SIN: have observed In the 0ffcial re-
port OF the testimony OF witnesses relative u
he wawaset disaster, as published In the RE
PUBLICAN, that there Is some discrepancy ~ u
me number OF passengers the steamer was per
nitted IN carry. do not know that my testl
nony upon this point IL OF any consequence al
his time, as learn the investigation has beer
closed; but deem II my duty TO make the FOL
lowing statement, which you are Mt liberty u
Dske such use NJ as may seem proper.
Twas passenger on the steamer Wawaset, OF
FRIDAY, Saturday ana SUNDAY, July rs, 70 nnt
~, having left tue city on the 18th, and returned
nj the 2Ith ultimo. During the trip TO CurriO
man, In walking about the lower deck, notlcet
Immediately aft OF the shaft, and, think, oil
ne port side. I stopped, and, from mere Gu
loslty, read lt, and have no hesitation In say
M that the number OF passengers permitted U
Ie carried under that certificate was one nun
/ noticed ii q Washington paper, few day,
prior to the Investigation, paragraph statihl
nat ouly nifty (J0D passengers were allowed ny
nc inspectors, and remarked TO my book-keepel
hat II was an error, as had read the certlncate
mi one hundred and nifty d5D) were allowed
NAy being divided into cabin and deck passen'
gers.
Had known there was any dispute as TO the
matter would have communicated the lnfoima-
ton TO you At an earlier date.
Yours, very truly, aEo, X, snIsS'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-26
ROCK RNON sPRINGs.
The wasLinsto BinnsT hrre-A Grand Tsur-
nameBt and Hall.

lCorrespondence Of the Hepublicanl
ROCK Esos sPnIsGs. Va. August o.. ls7a !
What can the sweltering thousands that are
perfectly able to pass the summer here be think
ing OF not to come The mountain breezes, pure
and invigorating. we have nearly oil the time,
while at night blankets are necessary to CON-
fort, and we sleep the sleep OF the lustl The
Twere not to be desired that the world Of fashion
should turn hltherward; hat for that large class
of citizens and their families VIII long for escape
from heat and choking air, Rock Enon Is almost
The company this season Is composed mostly
Of Washingtonians,w who come 10 enjoy the noun
Ealns, drink the waters. breathe the pure atmos-
phere and gain health and strength. Among the
quests registered on the hotel books since my
list letter are the following. viz: Messrs. Frank
u. Smith, Col. A. !: Larned. U. 5. A; George
}sssap and Wife Gtssden sn and 1aWW
Il. smith, James =. Willett and wife, q. W. sum-
<ins, Octayius Knight and family, General @. y.
tamsey, L. 5. A.; Miss Laura Reed, John b.
Dawson, Samuel V. NOyes and children, Henry
4. Bradley, James Patterson, General VIM. II.
3rowne, John Stewart and family, Charles 4. st.
lair and wife, Miss Susan Riley and J. X. Esst.
man and wife.
IS those OF members Of the 81. Johns Masonic
ShOir, whose well-tAined voices anu cholce air.
contributed largely " the pleasures OF the place
they seemed TO enjoy their visit hugely
Amusements and ways OF spending the time
igreeaIIy and prontahly are not wanting, the
quests having among themselves the ability
ind Judgment to get up and present highly &C
,eptable readings, concerts, tableaux and BALI
the most popular OF the latter being those OF :
pantomme character.
| Yesterday afternoon Q brilliant tournament
| oOk place, to the great satisfaction and pleas
ire Of the vast csncourse Of WashingtOntani
and others who witnessed II. The hotel AM
grounds were appropriately decorated, and TIT
flding OF the twelve contestants was exceed
ingiy credtable to them. The knlght OF Rose
laIe, Mr.. J. W. Baker, was the victor, and hi
Jrother, Mr.. T. Is. Baker. knight OF Pythias
vas next successful the knight OF Ocean Wave
dr. VIM. Rinker, followed, and the Knight o.
Rock Enon, Mr.. J. Lockhart, was the fourth vic.
torious rider and ringer.
The tournament ball came on last night In thu
commodious music hall, which was filled to II,
Utmost capacity. The frst act was the corona
lon OF Miss Clarinaa 4. Copp,nger, the selected
queen OF Beauty"-Mrs. Harry Smith hAyinl
arranged the throne aud Mrs. Thomas NJ. shep
lerd preparing the crown of flowers. Bot
adde's eyinced rare good taste on the occasion
The address and the charge, In the afternoon, u
he Sir Knights were delivered BY John ID. Car
er, esq, who acquitted himself handsomely
me maids OF honor were, respectively: ]. MIS-
Lucy Urittenden; ., Miss Annie Pratt; Q, Miss Jul
Pingey. The ball followed and proved sigma
success, the participants and the iookers-on al
hitting In prOnouncng II the gem OF the seasoi
It Rock Enun Springs. q.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-26
anNy AVN NAyyCAZEr,R

Ga the Recommendation OF the Judge Adyo-
cate General the following assignments have
been made:
Major Thomas +. Barr, to the department OF
Dakota, for duty at the headquarters OF the de-
part ment.
Major A. D. Gardner, Judge advocate, will re.
port TO the commanding general department OF
the South, for duty at the headquarters OF that
department.
Second Lieutenant Carl +. Palfrey, corps OF
engineers, Is relieved from duty with the bat
talon OF engineers, and ordered TO report In
person to the superintendent U. \. Military
| Academy, West Point, New YORK, for assign
ment to duty In the department OF mathematics.
Tue leave OF absence granted Surgeon ID. l..
Magruder from headquarters military division OF
| the Missouri has been extended thirty days.
Lieutenant Commander Y. W. Dicklns ordered
| to the Asiatic station, per steamer September
10, from San Francisco, Cal.
surgeon Il. \, Bogett to duty at the marine
| barracks, Washington, and as recorder OF the
| medical examining board, on the lst OF septem-
her next.
Lieutenant Commander James q. Green, de.
tached from the receiving ship Ohio, at Boston,
aud ordered TO the Asiatic station, per steamer
| September 10, from San Francisco, Cal.
Lieutenant II. L. Carm0dy, from the receiving
ship New Hampshire, at Norfolk, Va, and or
dered to the Asiatic station, per steamer Sep
tember 10, from San Francisco, Cal.
Master John A. Norris, from the receiving
| ship Vermont, at New York, and ordered 10
Newport, X. l.. September l, for instruction In
torpedo service.
Surgeon George A. Cooke. from special duty
at Washington, D; q, September !, aud ordered
TO the marine rendezvous ut Philadelphia.
Surgeon Henry Q. Nelson, from duty at the
marine barracks, Washington, and as recorder
OF the medical hoard, aud ordered to special
duty In the bureau OF medicine and surgery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-26
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Orders for improvements


The board Of Public Works issued the follow
Ing orders for improvements yesterday; The
superintendent Of gas-lamps has been directed
to have q gas-maln laid 10 + street, between
First and Second streets northwest, and the
water registrar directed TO have o 4.inch water
main laid In both sides OF the same street, be-
tween the points named; d i2-lnch pipe sewer
mas been ordered on both sides Of said street.
between the points stated, with the necessary
manholes and traps, TO connect with the First
paving OF the carriageway OF Columbia street,
from D to U street northwest, with concrete, and
tn do what sewerage and cuIb-settlng nay be
necessary; also, for paving the carriagekay OF
U street, from Fifth to Thirteenth streets north
west, with concrete, and TO do what sewerage
aud curb-setting may be found necessary, and
put In water services; the roadway 10 DO ~ feet
wide, and the work To he completed In sixty
days. A connecting sewer has been ordered 10
road at II and Boundary streets. The paving Of
the carrlageway OF ID street, from F0ur-and-a-
half TO Seventh street southwest, with blue rock,
has been ordered.
The Board OF Public Works have made ar
rangements for the sweeping aud cleaning the
streets, avenues and alleys In the cities OF WASH
lngt0n and Georgetown; also, cleaning out Of
the sewer traps; all sweeping and cleanlngs 70
he the property OF the parties doing the work,
10 be deposited At such points as the superin-
tfndent OF streets may direct. Also, for the re-
pairing and cleaning OF Sewers nanhOes and
drops 10 the cities OF Washington and George
town, and for building such manholes, traps and
drOpi as may be directed by the superintendent
OF sewers; all at the usual board rates.
A la.inch pipe sewer has been ordered under
the sidewalk on the west side OF Seventh street,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-26
THE COMMITTEES OF TWENTY-FIVE
Discussion OF the Blnck Mans Pnuy-Th,
Primary EIectious

Ameeting OF the committee Of twenty-five,
appointed at the last meeting OF the Republican
Central Committee to arrange a plan for thu
nomination OF delegates TO the Legislative As.
sembly, was called for o'clock yesterday after
noon nj the Legislative Hail, but owing 10 III,
want Of quorum no meeting was held, bu
Notwithstanding expressions Of opinion re.
garhing the Cook resolution were INDUCED IN,
and the majority OF those present eXpressei
themselves Us being strongly opposed 10 primary
elections, expressing strOng favor IN mass meet
lngs, and old ''StukeTr became much exCiteU
over the idea Of adopting means To prevent hin
from packing ballOt-boXes, &C., and with an oath
exclaimed that he, for one, intended, II ma
jUrity OF the committee reported TO the Centrn
Committee In favor OF primary elections, 4
make u speech at the committees meeting II
which he would let the cat out Of the bag anG
make some people VINO are members OF the Cen
tral Committee feel very sore.
The conversation then turned on the article
which appeared In the REPUBLICAN OF YESTERDAY
headed "The Black Mans Party" Much indip
nation was expressed, aud the charge was made
that there was II wolf IN Sleeps clothing H.
their midst. The truth OF the statement wa
not denied, aud suggestion was made that
the next meeting every man he put on his oath
in order that the black cat may be found, wheL
he Ia 10 suffer the seyerest penalties that can b,
inflicted by the lodge. Some OF the members
who were not as earnest M the others rather
favored writing letters denying that they wer,
present, and limited that there was no use In At.
tempting to Keep anything from the press, anl
proposed that the secret meetings close and tina
they fall back on the plans. This was met with
strong opposition by the holder members OF tn,
lodge present, and no hestancy was made In III,
use OF the words traitor and disgrace To the col
ored race. After a war OF words the party sepa
rated, seemingly disguised with all mankind.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-26
THE KU.KLUx IN KENTUCKY.
E,usty.sIx OUTRAGE, I. Three c.uu,,e.

ohst ,I,'sr s,n,,, ~ .,s, banea Nh
mn ina Ia Kin conpties n invs.,tgrHs AZ. nnt'
rasss rrna cosrasnondsn, ~,.s. = M ~ ai.e,s
nv o,,trases co,nmjtfeJ TX Tenrv Sxens ~
Frxnsin cn1nties since iaio vsrylny from s,,n ~
varning. to nronart :, hoidsrr nat ~ a%nins ~
800 ~ arsans rsyas wh,nnIras nii,ssp a,y ~. ~
mnrier, Goyc,noI ss,,s srsns swsets M. NY
sered = revsni n Ssao for ths snnreh.nsion ~
ina n.Klnx Concerned in the mnr,lsr m ths
negro william nm Ihe Knor Rrown,. MI
mi since mai proclamstloa sevesaj oshs, a1ts
pages have heen rommiftsJ Tina anna i.nsh
a. stiemnt. ID sac1ra conyic,,an' Whsr nna y
arrastad ne ees,iy nroyea nv AIM ~ n,ha, omo a,,.
bers Of he rang P''''' :" A"'' " o'H'' mum
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-26

wAEHtSGTos. d. e August Is, ls73.
To ne Editor Of ne National Republican
SIR: Please permit me space IN your columns
TO deny the unjust aad malicious asperslons con-
tained In u communication Of yesterdays issue
OF your paper, entitled" "a Black Mans Party,
In which am spoken Of rs seeking nomination
for the House OF Delegates under the auspices
OF the ''Civil Rights League" THIS statement Is
entirely false, and I think the motive OF the
writer Is exhibited In hts attempt to ridicule mt
professionally by the use Of an interrogation
marx after the word "lawyer."
am not member Of any league, nor have
ever been. although canno I conceive that 1t Il
In any way improper for cOlOred men to organic
for the purpose VI securing their civil rights
under the law; and since gentlemen cOnnecte,
with the organization referred To iniOrm me the
Its object Is not the one imputed to IT, but to Sc
cure only their clyil rights, 1t has my approval
although am not Inember.
think you will agree with me that inasmucl
as have fairly earned the appeatlon OF lawye
by pursuing the prescribed curriculum OF leKa
study-beslde acquiring the advantages OF tire
years practice ~ the courts through the us
distance OF a gentleman whom everybody In IN
District knows as leading member Of the bar
that II Is unklnd, unjust aud ungentlemany 10
any man to attempt TO bellttle me In that respec
before community upon which | am Depending
for support and patronage.
do not think that color, either white or black
should be a qualification In the Republican part
for any Ofilcv: but the people ought 10 be per
mtted to select such men as they think Will rep
resent them and their interests best.
Very respectfully, CHAs N. THOMAS,
AttOney-at law, 40 Louisiana avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-26
CTTYITEMS.


btAtuutnAE " 'tthhtNNs
Never tribe with what are called small all
ments. A disorder easy Of control at nrst, u
neglected for few weeks. may become mortal
disease. BE especially careful not TO let dobinty
gain uoon you, for It ls the door through which
all maladies enter the system. II you feel LAM
guild, inert, and, TO use common expression,
"as II there was no life left In you. resort M
once to Hostetter's Stomach Bltters. That great
vegetable tonic will supply the vitality you 80
urgently need. II Is nerve food. ~ Us tonic
action the stomach Is 80 invlgoratcd that diges.
mild, cathsrtlc properties relieve the bowels
from distractions, and Its Alternative operation
benenc'ally Affects all the secretlye organs, For
most every unpleasant feeling that belongs TO
physical disease and mental wretchedness, this
potent tonic Is certain and speedy balm.
THEIR MANS n LRoios," may be applied TO
those who die annually OF consumption, al
though science has OF late years sensibly imin-
s nsd ,s sss sen eG Us: q Dr. %ss s..% of
W,ld Cherry Ia largely Instrumental In attaining
| this end.
THE new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
has well deserved popularity.
THx PEOPLE have been so much imposed upon
| BY several worthless sarsaparlllas that We are
| glad IN be aole to recommend preparation
which can be depended on a. containing the
virtues OF that invaluable medicine, and "a
worthy Of the public confidence. Doct. Ayers
Sarsaparilla cures when anything can cure the
diseases that require an Alternative medicine. go
Cincinnati Lion Lager,
lust received and for sale In casks and bottles BY
the agents, Palmer Green, Georgetown, d. q.
/ Tho Finest Lager beer
now In the District Is from the Lion Brewery,
Cincinnati, and for family use can be obtained
rom dealers throughout the city, at $50 per
dozen, pint bottles.
We Are Convisced
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-26

The Kirkwood house was yesterday afternoon
the scene Of . presentation. Mr.. Chas. siyails,
an eiricient contracting agent Of the Great East
ern Menagerie and Circus, presented Mr.. W. W.
Durand, the general agent Of that company, with
q complete set OF gold studs, sleeve and collar
buttons, as marx Of esteem. On each button
and stud Is handsome laurel wreath, showing to
advantage the two different kinds OF solid gold.
The gift was manufactured by Gait Brothers, OF
tell which was the happier, the surprised receiver
Of the beautiful present, or the generous giyer,
excellent Charlie Siyalls.