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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-06-19
NEAR MARIETTA, GA, March u, 1870

NEAR MARIErTA, GA, March 81, 1910.
NESSRS. WIN. ROOT & SON.-Dear Sirs some
months ago 1 bought bottle of BRADFIELDS
FEMALE REGULATOR from you, and have used
it in my family with the utmost satisfaction, and
have found it Just what it is recommended. The
females who have used your REGULATOR are in
perfect health and able to attend to their houTe
hold duties, and we cordially recommend it to the
public. Yours respectfully,
REV. II. B. JOHNSON.
We could add thousand other certificates but
we consider the above amply sufficient proof Of its
virtue All we ask Is q trial.
For full particulars history Of diseases and ee..
tifcates of its wonderful cures the reader is re-
ferred to the wrapper around the bottle.
Manufactured and sold by
L. He RRADFTELD.
Price $3.50. Atlanta. Ga.
Sold by all Druggists. july25,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-06-19
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National Republican., 1873-04-25
AIIIEniern In the Malls.

the LOUISVILLE IedHorl
Shortly after the mail train over The Louisville
and Nashville railroad had left Gallatin yester-
day, coming north, the mail clerks In the postal
car, Messrs. FOrsythe and Glasscock, proceeded
10 distribute the Florida mails, which they had
received at Nashville. After several bags OF
letters had been disposed OF, Mr. FOraythe gath
cred on TO large leather bag nlled with printed
matter, as was supposed; and, after unlocking,
turned the sack upside down to empty the mat.
ter upon large board arranged for the purpose,
whom, 10 his surprise and horror, two live alliga-
ton were spilled out, and In an instant they
leaPed from the board to the car moor
and ran beneath a lot of loose paper
clerk shouted "alllgators" TO his Companion,
Mr.. Glasscock, and In a few seconds they had va.
Gated the maiEroom for the purpose Of pTocur-
ing help 70 Kill the monsters. Glasscock nnaliy
Te-entefed the mail-room, and slowly but oAu-
tiously proceeded TO remove the loose paper,
when he discovered q sllck-lookinR, yellow-spot.
ted tall resembling very much The tall Oh q
snake. Al this sight he really declared the thing
20 be snake, and SELLING poker near by he
dealt II blow and cut the tail on. This caused
the alligator, as II proved to be, TO leave his
hiding place and run out, when Glasscock Killed
u The other reptile was eapturN alive and
brought on TO the city, Examination revealed
the fact that somebody in Florida had sent these
curious pets through the mall In paper box TO
somebody In Michigan. Mr.. FOTsythe, who had
been sick for some time, was completely un-
neryed at the sight, and for few moments was
a. white as cotton.
National Republican., 1873-04-25
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

THE ANNUAL REUNION OF the Georgetown Ma.
sonic Choir took place Wednesday, at Fugitt'a
dining saloon, on Congress street.
THE WHEAT TRADE promises to be most favor
able this season. Advices from all parts Of Fred
erlck county, Nd, are very promising, and q
bountlful harvest Is expected.
THE RvER,-Arriyed, steamer GeoTgeAnna,
from Baltimore, with general merchandise
schooner L. N. Dummock, from Salisbury, Nd,
with lumber. Cleared, steamer Lady Of the
Lake, for Norfolk, with nOur.
The GRAIN MARKET.-The receipts on Water
street yesterday were, $500 bushels Of wheat,
900 barrels OF nOur, 900 bushels OF mill feed T0d
bushels OF corn, and 100 bushels OF oats. Sales,
1900 bushels OF wheat at tl.93.
The RKcBIPTs AND SAILS OF nsh yesterday At
the nsh wharf were Receipts, $4,000 herring,
1000 tAlOrs and 100 shAd; sAles-heTTinE at o. q
tdb0 per thousand, tailOTs at 10 cents per hun
dred, and shad al tl5 per hundred.
The ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockholders Of
the Fairfax and Georgetown Turnpike Company
was held on Wednesday afternoon At Fails
Church, Va. quorum Of 900 votes was repre-
gented. The president reported that the road
from the Aqueduct bridge 70 Falls Church needed
considerable work on the bridges, grading, 4c,
The following ofticsrs were elected Tor the er
aulng Year, President, r, A. Phillips; directors,
r. W. WlddecOmhe, Geo. OF Wnnhor, Allan
rearce, Isaac CrOssman, VI, y, Ball r. II. Brush
and J, L. Dc PultOn,
National Republican., 1873-04-25
PERSONAL.

- Rose Eytlngs resumes the stage.
= Boucicault Is interested In the New Broad
way theatre In New York.
- General N. p. Banks will be the orator OF
Decoration Day at Waltham, Mass.
Joaquin Miller has found a rhyme for
prophets" which II Is "scon It's"
= Miss Rmeline Zavistowski was Married on
wednesday TO Lieutenant julius q. shaw, OF the
United states marine corps.
= Commodore Vanderbilt is about to srect
q large marble palace on the corner OF Third
avenue aud Forty-second street, New York, 10
be known as the Grand Central Bank.
= One Of the corpses. picked up at the Atlantic
wreck had on omitted vest, and In every dla-
mond Of the quilting there was a sovereign,
there being in ali about eighty, equal to s4oo.
"A. b. stockwell, Of New York, has rented
for the coming season the magnificent villa Of
largest yet. WV
: The Illinois Legislature will in all probabll
ity vote $4,000 10 complete the monument Al
Chicago OF tho late Stephen A. Douglas. Tue
monument and grounds around It are alike
shamefully neglected.
- DR.. Increase A. LApham, OF Milwaukee, ha.
been appointed chief geologist Of Wisconsin, Ht
Governor on his recommendation. the work Of
the survey Is TO commence In June, aud be com
pleted In four years,
"A movement is being set on foot for the
restoration Of the tomb where lie the relnalnI
OF Edmund Kean, the tragedlAn. Kean was
buried in the parish church Of 81. Mary Magda
iene, Rchmond surrey, and the hand OF tim,
has sadly dilapldated the monument erected L
him.
- Miss Louise Kellogg will not 20 TO Europ,
this summer, but will spend the season at he
country home at Cold Spring, on the Hudson
In the fall she Is TO be under the personal man.
Agement Of her cousin, Mr.. Chas. Crosby, Of the
American Literary Bureau OF New York and
will make q concert tour Of the States pTObablI
10 conjunction with the great English tenor
National Republican., 1873-04-25
THE VICTIM OF A LIE.
THE n. 7. TRIBUNE" BADLY SOLD,
Thai Interview with Mr.. Corcoran-A
Card frem that Gcpticmsn-Thc swim
die By Ose smlth-How Il is Ex-

Thai Interview with Mr.. Coreoran-A
Gard frsu that Goptiemsn-The swim
die BY One smith-fiow Il Il Bs-
pIsined.
The following appears In the New York Tri.
buas Of yesterday, which, In iu haste to iasten
fraud upon the District government, has been
swinded most ludlcrously:
10 ne Editor " ne TtibsR.. -,,-,-.
me al nv residence, where was confined to my
room by sickness, and stated that he called at
your request TO converse with me relative TO the
adaiTs ,r q ~, she n,1 District Of SSIa%Sls @
might be, would not, under any circumstances,
be brought into newspaper controversy about
public matters, but would ram rather court tue re-
With the usual persistence OF reporter he
asked me one or two questions, which post
lively and explicitly refused 70 answer, and re.
newspaper controversy, that Ia, at all times, so
dlstasteful TO me; and you may Judge Of my sur
prise, on seeing In the frbvns OF the 18Th nearly
two columns, with twenty-one long lnteuogatO-
ries, with the answers, detailing questions never
asked me and answers that l never gave, and
which could not possibly have been given In the
three or four minutes the Interview lasted,
As this unlustinable statement was made by q
party professedly acting under your authority
aud At Jour request, deem u due to you, as well
as to myself, toiniom you Of the facts, aud have
no doubt that you will take pleasure In promptly
correcting the Misrepresentation, and In re6uk.
ing the Invasion OF q Rentlemanb quiet aud
privacy, by publishing this letter.
Very respectfully yours, W. W. CoRcoRAs.
WAaHIEoror, April 81, islh
I'VE take pleasure In publishing this letter, and
In expressing our thanks to Nr. Corcoran for the
promptness and courtesy with which he has en-
abled us to apply the proper corrective TO an evil
which we may say 70 more rarely met with IN
these columns than anywhere else. The COM
munlcatlon referred TO was not prepared by
order Of the Tribune, but was sent by au occa-
sional correspondent Mr. Edmund N. Smith,
who stated that Il contained a correct report u
his conversation with Mr.. Corcoran, and that Mr.
CorCoran had given his consent to its pubIca-
tion. We had no reason to doubt these state
ments, and there was nothing In the substance
OF the letter which made them improbable. We
shall take care to avoid any similar occurrence
In future from the same source. A contributor
will invariably forfeit any relation he may have
to this paper upon presenting II distorted or
unfalthful account Of an Interview, or By uniruly
alleging that the person visited has authorized
the report. These personal statements are often
interesting and valuable, but they are worse
than worthless unless faithfully reported, and an
outrage upon personal rights unless voluntarily
giycn-ED,l
National Republican., 1873-04-25
'SToF GIFTS.
Total. 1000 Gifts, all cAGh

A"@i' "''S untss AZ SAAn to1oO
The money % g.J al ,hs,s sif,. in full !. pow
SpI,yiis sed ~ ssias iot that gSSpSss, md can ~
q ssreas aRs be seen by the
oTTIcK or fAaMEas' Asp bRoyEHs' BAHK,l
Tb. to ssrtSSV AK thsr. A. AptR &. Fs.I, "a:
aHa pr9ysrs ps1f @ the credit n ths Third GRAND
tsS saS PSSs Sssr% % sSs
p si % md az HR s. P An g GIN
for this purpose and thia PSrgo;s Snl{, -,
The party, therefore, who holds thS ficset draw.
Hs md taS sS q sslBtsl II. S VIZ ri ssnSss
$1,000 The s5oo and ~ The be- other fis & SSSo 'hs ts
nTp6er amo9ntjng TO 5000
to those who nrst apply orders aeconPSniSd by iSs
RSnssS RS s9Satny olTIys s hayns reisreHes over Istpt N
e sS5a, 5G5 ssS q si iiI IS5 ma
T6s eoneer! and dstribut9R Of siiis viii bSip .t
Sss hs SSag 1pS y sleSl ssSf y
SsS y aS t ohs npss ioS esh ss hos6Sssrs SaH d.
Masio BY ore6siifai Sapd III Explanatory 'Ie Ie.
% s. A gIaYas Bsnd q h Art biss,Ss hIi g
o. ,S lsa, hall m Of stS5. sh placing Of large whsd
Sqdiencs iatb Grand orsRsstrHi eonSsff C'n'sa 0S
can bs Sa s M be the best
End PHes The tags and siit N ihe wheels and super
e% sS the SsSSsa Sss aoss e sAS
sss e. a mSs. dtressSyo! citizens ths State vii
TRs pssnsnI q 4 Vii YSssi SSn on saturday July
sssod room Pubic bTiHS nBfI%ry % Saifoins @psS Ss
o SHiS SRSf: rR9 y .Ss niS
Ea ffPs 4 sT * goEs &. 4 ooR I e ~
uFpsd gSsr y tue Paslic Ii6rSIfy I fina VIII "
TH0s, i. ,HRaMLETTE,
oPlSTpSfpl Louisville, Ky
National Republican., 1873-04-25
FORRIaN norWa


AsHAND YETH ls 20 take place In Paris In the
montn 81 september, on The occasion OF the
evacuation of the territory. This fete viii be
war. $3.50 = ''N' ' " ~ ''''
TnH italian Geographical Society. by T. mani.
meus vote, has conferred upon the Commenda-
t0re Negri Cristoforo, who has 20 long and 90
persererlnRly promoted geographical science
among bis countrymen, the title of perpetual
president Of the society.
GRklT rejolcings have taken place at Teheran
IN celebration Of the Shah Of Perslas birthday,
ADDRESSING the members OF his court his Majes-
" alluded 10 his forthcoming vlsit 70 Europe.
MS object In travelling was 10 develop relations
WIN the kuropean Powera, and TO draw closer
the Ties which unite Persia with other civilized
a ARknlREABLE engineering feat is now being
accomplished In the crossing OF the Andes by
the tenla OroJa railroad. The mountain chain
VIII be crossed At an altitude OF ibOoo feet by a
tunnel 5000 feet In length. The grades are the
Meepest known on any ordinary railway. The
wofkmen employed are Cholos Indians - thc
only operatives who can endure for prolonged
period the rarined atmosphere at this great ele.
National Republican., 1873-04-25
THEATRICAL WALL FLOWERS.
.for af.l. y,..go...I D.....IfI...

10 hs Editor af "a, Natioaai RspabiiesA:
VIII you please allow me a small space In the
columns OF your very valuable paper for the
purpose OF asking the abatement OF q nuisance
that has long been drawback 10 theatre goerss
II Is this; A gentleman, accompanied by q lady,
enters the theatre and obtains seats with the ex-
pectatlon OF spending q few hours pleasantly;
but Just arthe commencement Of the second act
q party OF gentlemen, % styllshly dressed, with
hair parted In the mlddle and plastered down
over their foreheAds, take their stand along the
aises Of the orchestra where every body eau see
them, and enter into loud conversation, much to
the annoyance OF the people who have assem-
bled there for Instruction as well as amusement
and who do not wish TO be disturbed by these
ldlers. Not content with this, they even have
the impotence 10 attempt nlrtatl0n with some
OF the ladies', trying In every conceivable manner
20 attract attention, have known ladies and
gentlemen 10 retire from the theatre on this very
account
IL seems 10 me, Mr.. Editor, that Manager Ford
could abate this nuisance by placing plAcarda on
the walls forblddlng these "wal noWerr" from
standing In the aisies and annoying the people,
Yours, truly, SIrrEKs HEARs oiD.
National Republican., 1873-04-25
BOARD OF POLICE.
Quarterly Report OF the supsrInteuden,

VI tue
The regular meeting OF the Board OF Police
was held at headquarters yesterday afternoon.
samuel Einstins was appointed an additional
private TO do duty as pound-master, District OF
The major and superintendent submitted his
report for the quarter ending March 81, 1878, OF
which tae following is an abstract;
Total membership OF the force 21s; time lost
by sickness and other causes, l,i9f days; total
number Of arrests made, 400, Of which 2,o07
were males, and sos females. The age OF males
ranged as followsi between 10 and 10, 500; be-
and over, al; females between 10 aud 10, 90; be-
tween % and 30, l32i between 90 and 20, s5; 20
the offences against person arc asfolious,
Adultery, assault, I; assault and battery, 2I2:
assault and battery with intent 10 ki 10; assault
on policemen, Z; attempt at rape, I; bEamy, |;
desertcrs, 8; fast driving. .; lighting In the
streets, 80; fugitves, ntoxicatlon, pt5; intoKl-
Gated and dtsorderly, lSl; insanity, 0; exposure
gaInOling-house, |; mlsdemcsnors, ii; murders,
3; profanity, 2; riotlng, 49, resisting ofncer, 3;
threats OF violence, ~; vagrancy, S2-total l5to.
pnrTlSry eTutIryp Igps5 10 Sn,nsis emssasie NJ %
ment 2; forgery fraud, J; grand larceny. soi
sSGd, under f,l,e , Isl ps.,nS
I; robbery, .; receiving stolen goods, o; suspl-
Glon. 100 tresPas,' g; violation OF District orii-
States-white. o6s; colored, 9ib; ireland, s3l (;
Germany, i2i Italy, 5; England, 9s France, /;
sweden, Q.
In the table showing 'rades and calilngs arc;
Actors, 2; architect, !; banker, 1: clerks, l2i;
contractors, 10; constables, .; droyers, q; drug
gists, 4; farmers, ~; grocers, 20; hackmen, 63
hotelkeepers, g. lawyers, II; magistrate, 1; prin-
tiers, y; physicians, 10; police oicer, I; repor-
ters, I, uhis Is q lie y schoolmasters, .; aud so
on all through the various callings, only - being
set down without trQlaa galllQ0a RNeenl
the curious item, "yagrants, IL"
During the quarter money and property to the
amount Of tS,bOi.25 was received, OF which
E,9 obo was turned In by the detectives.
Fines have been imposed during the quarter
amounting In the aggregate to t5,3i3.20.
sixteen hundred and eighty-a persons were
furnished with lodgings; Is lost children restored
to parents; iI5 sick taken TO hospltal 20 nquests
attended; 70 paupers buried; II dead aud aban-
dOned infants found; 655 nuisances abandoned.
Charges In II cases have been preferred
against members Of the force, which were dis
posed OF follows: Complaints dismissed, 8: dis
missed the force, 4; reprimanded, Q; nned, ..
National Republican., 1873-04-25
Grind Military BaII.

As was announced IN yesterdays RKrUBLICAN,
the grand military ball and reception has been
postponed, owing to the inclement state of the
weather. The committee having the ball In
charge changed the time out OF regard for the
health OF those attending, owing to the fact
that the building In which the ball Is TO be held
Is open, and In such condition that 1t would be
impossible TO have pleasant time during q
rainy night. The committee are still selling
tickets, aud have disposed OF a large number TO
many OF our most prominent citizens, among
whom are Generals Spinner and Jeffres, Messrs.
Boyle, Moses, Harvey A Holden, =. r. Brown,
Latlmer, DlgEs, Downey, McBair and Luttrell.
II has been decided To hold the ball on Tuesdsy
evening next, April 70.
National Republican., 1873-04-25
a VOICE voR ruE cosiouB.

WANHINWTWFl NII0 y I7Fd.
rohs Eiiior eI he National RstsbiieaS!
SIN: read In your paper Of this date an artL
Gle on the Thompson troop. While there Is some
truth there are also som, mlstlki,, when he
speaks Of the rabble that frequent the variety
shows. As for the "Comlque," the audience
will compare with any other theatre-that is, the
male portion; and any lady that can witness the
at the National, need not fear the perfor m ance
Al the Comlque, for there Is less yulgarity, more
talent, great deal more beauty, and natural at
that than the Thompson troop possesses. The
truth Is, any lady should consider it an insult TO
be invited to attend their performa nces, aud no
gentleman ought 70 Invite a lady to place that
his sister TO go. CoNIQUE
National Republican., 1873-04-25
NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EnnT nnfnrnIahed rooms ara for rant

nne new hall for rent.
-Four unfurnished rooms are for rent
A handsome new brick house for sale.
A pair OF gray carriage horses are for sale.
A three-stOry brick house Is offered for sale.
John y. Bridget has on hand q full assortment
OF carriages.
Duncanson, Bowling 4 Co., Auctioneers and
commission merchants.
The store corner Of Maryland avenue and sixth
street southwest Is for rent.
z. Kennedy will sell on Monday, May 0, at o
O'Clock, p. m, valuable real estate.
A special cOnV0catlOn OF Lafayette II. A. Chap
ter, No. 0, will be held Saturday evening.
The annual meeting OF the Fourteenth dis
trict Republican club will be held Tuesday even
ing
Thouas 4. waggaman will sell on Tuesday,
April 20, at . O'Clock, p. m, from house No. lbSS
Ninth street.
LRtimer a Cleary will sell on Saturday, April
%, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, an elegant assortment OF
household furniture.
D. II. Warner will sell on Wednesday, May Z,
at $50 O'Clock, p. m, neat two-story sframe
house on TwentJ-nrst street, between MAnd n
northwest.
National Republican., 1873-04-25
Permits to Build,

The following permits to build have been
Issued by the superintendent Of buildings since
the last Teporti George Bowen, two frame build
ings, each l5xlS feet, two stories high, on Sew
4 streets southeast; Mrs. Shoemaker, q brick
building two stories hlgn, l0x30 feet, on New
York avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets northwest; John NJ. stutz, brick build
street, between Rhode Island avenue and q
street northwest; +. +. McCauley, two frame
buildings two stories high, 14x39 feet, on Fourth
street, between ] and X streets southeast; p.
Brennan, q brick building three stories high,
2ox4O feet, on Fourteenth, near II street north
west.
National Republican., 1873-04-25

CAsroNA is more than a substitute for Castor
OIL. II is the only safe article IN existence which
Is certain TO regulate the bowels, cure wind
chollc and produce natural sleep. IL Ia pleasant
70 take. No more sleeplcu mothers OF crying
babies.
National Republican., 1873-04-25

There are two styles OF acting 10 the higher
known one US talent, the other genius - the
school Of art and the school Of genius. kemblc,
Barry and Macready are OF one school; GaTTick,
Cooke and the elder Kean OF the other. Only
second to kean was George Frederick Cooke,
and he had the same innrmlty as Kean. lie
died In New York In q dehauch, Here followed
Undoubtedly Kean was the greatest actor Of
America aud uritaln.
An old legend tells OF man to whom the deyil
gave MS choice OF three crimes. The poor man
chose the last OF the three, hut when drunk COM
mltied tho other two.
Al tho grea, actors have st.IEng esularIrlcsi
National Republican., 1873-04-25
Opening OF Piney Branch Track.

On Tuesday evening next the racing season In
this District will be inaugurated At the famous
old Piney Branch track by nye-mlle dash for
800 side, between Chris Hopper's roam mare,
Lady Trlne, and VIM. Eslin's gray geldinH, White
Mountain. This race starts At O'Clock promptly,
and at It's conclusion second race OF mile heats,
best three In i've, to harness will take place, for
which John Price has entered John Hlnesly, IT,,
and II. Osterhouse his sOrrel gedlng, Silas Rich.
II the weather proves fair there will certainly be
q large crowd In attendance, and both races will
prove interesting. This being the opening Of
the season, the management have literally de-
termlned not TO charge any admission free.
National Republican., 1873-04-25
District velunteers.

UniOn Soldiers OF the District OF Columbia was
held last night at No. sio Tenth street northwest
Capt. Krause In the chair. Several new MEM
befs were admitted into the association, and let
ters favoring Its objects were read from Others
who could not be present. We understand Its
objects 10 be Of q social character and to foster
and recall the days when they were banded
together in defence Of the Union. The next
meeting will be held at the above place next
Thursday night
National Republican., 1873-04-25
ALnMYer PIcknnckeI.

Mr.. L. \. Williams, well and prominently
known as law partner OF o. d. Barrett, was
brought into Police Court yesterday morning on
q warrant sworn out by Mr.. John Hume,
charging him with having robbed him (Hume) OF
sixty dollars, while coming out OF q restaurant
on Louisiana avenue, near FouT-and-a-hali
street, on the 10th inst. Mr.. Gloss said that he
had a charge against the accused for grand
larceny. At the request OF Ar. Williams the
cpse was postponed until Saturday, he giving
600 bonds for his appearance, and Mr. Hume
fl 900 to prosecute the case.
National Republican., 1873-04-25
TILE t,OURTa.

"a tscrtrui Tvra,- sspreuis Csurt.
An the Justices sat In banc YESTERDAY, and
were enaaged - follows washlnaton and
f,ibti6 Wotts, Mt, Cook eoncIuded his. argu.
inent ln thlA case, andlt was submitted, King
W. zen. Case cohtihted by consent. Samuel
TO be placed on the calendar. Weymouth w.
washlnRton, Alexandra and Georgetown Rail.
road Company. Tho argument In this case was
begun. Adjourned.
Police Ceurt-JudGe ssell. ...
WIN. &. smoot, th1eats TO A. b. RodRersoh,
Wright, larceny OF load OF manure, 90 and costs;
Iaaiah and Daniel Stewart assault on Martin
IAnhsdy, go eaohi Henry charlton, assault on
Martha OBrien, 90 and costs; Albert Drew,
larceny OF Wrapping paper, &c, SO; Charles
Jones, assault on Patrick MoverJ, $50.
LADIES siik UNBRriIaAs, paragon frames and
good quality, at $3.50. Look elsewhere, and then
call at Princes BaIaar
National Republican., 1873-04-25

The Providence Journal confirms the reported
starving to death Of 4 child at Newport, n. l.,
by Its stepmother. The child was a deformed
one, and was subjected 10 the most inhuman
teRtmsut, Two other children have also bsen
treated N q similar manner. The father IL q
Wel-to-do mechanic, the owner Of property
worth " 900. No names are given. Ii IL SAID
me matter Is 70 be ludclally Investigated,
National Republican., 1873-04-25

Fort William Henry hotel, with Its elegant
new furniture aud the attractions OF Lake
George, Will possess uncommon attractions for
all travellers this season. Tue experiences OF
years are combined for the comfort OF guests at
this most popular resort.
National Republican., 1873-04-25
SmnIlD0N,

The following cases OF smallpox were reported
TO the health oflce yesterday Two cases at the
almshouse, removed to the hospital; one at No.
3i4 X street southwest; one on L. between Third
and FouT-and-a-half streets southwest; one on
First, between and o streets southeast; one
at No. s35 y street southwest; one In an alley
between and streets northeast.