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CONDU URANGO

n TIC EfeatesI AItefAUVo
Ever introduced to the public
The ENEMY Of blood diseases
The CoSQrEEuR over SCRUFULA.
HtLEANs out all all blood Impurities
IL - FAR AHEAD OF any sarsaparillA.
II restores suffering WOMAN
II tisa SPECIFIC for female diseases
1t CURES obstinate { ,SCrRs
60 lhoro have been m4ny wothlr.s counter.
i'i'7 "i touduranso oncre, for the cure of l4eas-
IS - many that for while peope IT the iIes
'"'t '"nHHrango "onld not cure. Remember
""r'h''~s c"unierfeit~ ot Con- iurtngo WILL
Nor CURE anybody. Remember we control ail
'"' true and genuine Londurangp IN the toun-
try,
o'k ,pNnrtAN"o vi LOUIE.
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AZ tae esning iosnsh,ps are .uhjee: to tho
"1,H - tshIoas OF lots tor pabbc u-ts
~. Also the right tytake sn tfugi,er AMI gr,--
rom 'ne public lots reserved in the following lie,
s'tio1u townships and parts Of Township. M.
'Sat 70 continue until the townships arr orr. t
'4ed INTO Piautations Or inoor ~ rzted INTO ,.,,,n
AKO lsIttlk lnuSr4
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A Perfect Set of Teeth for $20!
UPPER on LOWERl

Anesthesia produced by the of Johnston
brothers new apparatus and Liquid ,sltruus OK
III. t'as, or sulphurio Elhsr. The freezing ol lhc
gums successfully performed and 'seth extracted
without pain. Ia
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-16
General News.
Arkansas Agnin.

REPORTS OF COMING TROUBLES Brooks
SAID TO BE IN FORCE TO Resist THE
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
A special to the New York Herald OF
Sunday morning says that there Is trouble
brewing. in connection with the constitu-
tional convention. which meets Tuesday at
Little Rock. Mcclure, Searle, and Ben
nett, quorum OF the eX-Supreme Court.
are To meet. Cox, a CLERK OF the old and
present court, Is to recognize them, and
secure the records from the State House.
A test case will be made. and an inlune-
ton will be issued against the meeting of
the convention, declaring Illegal the legis-
lsture which called Ii. Oliver. the ex-
sheriff, is TO serve the Injunction, and II
possible seize the legislative halls with a
strong posse.
There was "A rumor on the streets Sat
urday that Cox was arrested, but on in
quiry IL only proved that on going to his
office he found guard with loaded mus
kets stationed at the door. Ne was not al
lowed in at first, hut was soon after ad-
mitted. The armed guard was then with
drawn and citizen guard stationed near.
watching the Office aud State House.
The militia guard is very irregular. The
old supreme Court Judges claim that they
are the court and can sit. not being al
journed before the meeting of Baxter's
legislature.
There is rumor around the State
House that the Brooks men have 5000
armed negroes organized in the country
near Little Rock. The guards were q cub
led Saturday night. and will be further in
creased.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-16
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Asel Wymau Of An

Gen. Berry Engine Co. No. 3. OF
Rock land, has challenged Johu Bird Co.
No. .. of the same city aud Eureka Co,
No. I, OF Thomaston. to a trial of their
respective machines for $500 side In
each case
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
1oxs RGIs N nELAM
.suMB VIEWS or An lnIsH-AnKRroa
! ON THE DUDIHTyY~ q c9Af

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feel convIneed ths. ~, ri, -. ..a..t,c, ~.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
ABAD Gro WD.

RAID ON A DISREPUTABLE HOUSE
ARREST OF THE INMATES.
Frequent complaints have been made to the
police authorities within the past three months
By respectable eitisens, residing in South Wash
iugton, that their nsighborhood was infested with
several bawdy houses, In which were domiciled
the scum Of society and . class Of females who
have fallen. step BY step, I'm the path Of degrade
ton, that now shame was an unknown word to
them and its experience past remembrance. In
fact 30 low had they become as to imagine others,
striving to live upright, also devoid Of all feel
ings Of respectability, and the exhibitions that
trsnspired daily wcfe disgrace to civilized
community, while those Of the night were Of such
. disgusting character as to render IL impossible
to clothe them In decent words for publication.
Inexaminlng into these complaints, another i'm
portant fact was revealed, that some Of these
houses not only proved safe rendezvous for the
notorious thieves who are endeavoring to thrive
in the city, but they were also repositories for
stolen goods, from which places the property
would be taken and quietly disposed of, and its
whereabouts in the future never discovered.
It was finally decided to make . raid on those
establishments, close them out, and, II possible,
drive the thieves and their "palls'' from under
cover, and compel them to secure new hiding
places. Accordingly last night was selected as
the time to commence operations, and two Of the
worst houses picked out on which to make BE-
ginning. These were Alice Miller's on Third
street, between Maine and Maryland avenues
and Kate WestphaPs, on Maine avenue, between
Third and Four- and half strcsta Eleven O'Clock
was fixed Is the hour, for about that time the
deviltry Is ct Its height: the whisky has begun its
work, and women ~ we'll ~ mon are fully pre-.
pared for disturbances, whether 1t be word bat.
tie or general melee in which any kind Of
weapon can be used and considered perfectly fair.
n -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
FOURTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF
THE JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.

large and cultivated audience assembled o
| the chapel Of Howard university last evening {,
| witness the fourth annual junior exhibition. tn,
programme, Is follows, was duly observed: Music
prayer; music; Grafton, aMen, Not Professions, ;
H. n. Browne, Washington, D. c.; Grafton, .sTh<
importance or Proper Culture" p. A. Lsftwich
| N. J.; music; Grafton. 'srhe Rewards Of Indus
sLibsfty, the Result Of whstr' T. J. Shadd
Washington, D. O.; music: benediction.
The chapel was beautifully and testefully deco
rated. A large picture Of the late Charles Sum.
ner, drapsd In mourning, and also pictures Of Mr.
Lincoln, Gen. o. o. Howard, Gen. Gregory and
other notablss adorned the walls.
Prof. wsscott presided. On the stage were
Hon. r. H. Cain, Of 8. c.; Hon. John Lynch, Of
Miss.; Prof. Mitchell, Hon. Jno. n. Lsneston
dean Of the faculty, and others.
Professor Boston presided at the piano. Thl
singing was under the control Of Mr.. Fleetwood
assisted BY Miss 9euevis Fleet, Mrs.. Samuel
Williams, Henry Grant and Mrs. Julia B. Hav
kins. The rendition Of Father, breathe au
evening blessing'' was most excellent, and VA
we'll received By the audience. Ths Grafton,
The importance Of Proper Culture" BY p. A.
Lsftwieh, Of Newark, N. J., was we'll delivered
and the orator showed unmistaksbls marks OF q
high esste fieal talent and gift.
As.ss The ora..e. Il. Il. s s.:.. mi aSssslalSl
B.us Danube" In high ly-ersditabis manner.
The Rewards Of Industry" an oratiea, BY J.
W. Morris, Of Charleston, 9. O., vas next given.
This yeung man made splendid speech. He o.
eaptsd the stand for nearly three quarters Of an
houf, and II seemed - Il the whole audisaes was
sorry whsn he sloesd.
Aftsr HI. Morris the audience was entertained
By Mr. Hugh Mason Brown, orwsshlngton, D. O.
Subject: Nsa, Not Profsssioas."
Mr.. Brown who b . clever spsaksr-earsful and
cautious held Ais hearers st pleasure for thirty
ninrtss u Tie NEST intslligsnt, dig,insd, an
psinstaking manner. In sonelading his rs0aHks,
hs said, speaking Of great men, ~ cannot eall
Washingtea the greatest bsesass Ae hsld hls fsl-
Low men IN bondage. Nor Mr.. Linesan, bssauss
be wss sinply the exponent Of his party, bus II
thsss 70 nans that b great nd shove All osAsrs
it q that name that We nsst and In nsv-nade
ersvs- Charles Sannsr. Whsn The name Of Nr.
6annsr vas eallsd, q vas IL signal q loua q.
planse ften TIE sadisasss go, - los
H. Brown was the recipient ee three large
Deqases men a1nising fk1snda sls
Ths Inst Psaksr, Ar. "a J. Shadd, q Washins-
-. eeeertains1 ths asdisaes with . has dsslaoA.
No. albssty. tharssalt Of Whas, "alsss which u
choir sasg sOuR 1lissiea.n q 81 t1
0QuOdtotinn. -. ei.-. -. ~.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26

1btAs 16esv q ~ AsffessS AsDseetees:
Sun n 0sfjse tAAs delivers yesr ~ essakee
sAeet eeos - spat h ~ sppeeeanssr nae.
booose Ssslsok = the nsening. Pisnee peessns
~ esup1io0es . III. CassisE, 81 in5seD ~
tha1 u11ess - 'nakss bsstr tine haseeR
haso e ssosllsat AssDieAarrsl gnA - a&11
y teooes1 - . sst - . Asnt 49, nesa1.es -
n - okeu16 - . 0All dsos q pewe9 ~ 49,
~ ~ ngsakfsss 4 IN - bssaaeshe1euu - o.
aesanA = - - ~ ~ beaane e4eee -
|0neaa9 = ~ vea1 S1ze - VI ~
hmWba4oo - hvBeaq11Q eeeee 49,
|tfnV Egel1Aths usasd = tse11e yuoDe11e11
b sosae seeDs.s1av Al WI - = 49,
Q s1allA. estany ena>escllse
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
POLICE couRr Sx.fOHxa
= WHIL. JOHN nAL.Dwnp

xs WHILE JOHN nALDWfo Z -
was pnmnngy aDaee q n sfssst h nnGnrs
stal0A sunhalag ns1Be ias6ls. Fer dsyep& -
had M vffh infeueo fnaeroaf. nin~lea ms -
rfvinra IL saevv a BnId ne1nfain ~ ~ -
oaaas tSrv.a n seuoura tnrvee ~ 49, a
lii pss,sea. - llknG. wsunds 81 m.
voSsee ~ v.,ls-- ,n,,.,h - ,,s6,sSAe ~,
me tAasp q 49, 49, 49, 4. usrssi -.
baG He ss,o.1 irss - -. - - -
The nelsp wa is.us,~A..- ~. sr.,.e - !. e.aae~
VIE had bssa kpocfsd 49, - vsel 49,
walked % By Ton Dunn. Ne a. ~ r.sns.ee
bilify that rsstsd upsa hin - 1872 -.
-, and inDsdiatsiy introdueed bIns.lftS -
BY gathsFing Up IL back q ~ ~ - 49,
him half way across the store. He - -
nail kegs and silt bsErsls On his ysurpsy. rs.ssD
his pants md rp@ing his fssli.es It ev.rv 49,.
Whsn - eADs back 70 wAese be started fruw -
had fully nads up his mind to ssnd unmitisnse6
sflietjoa into the home Of John Baldwin. -He
caught the seoreoaid Baldwin around the W.
pips, baeksd hin against the counter, bent Nh
over IN the shape e right angie, ssA IT,
eennsneed ehurning hin in the ribs with -
knees. Il vas snythinI but pleasant 800
tioa fog Baldwin. He had besa kieksA
by vicious Dule struck in tie tessh By Q bass-
Dali bat, and Defeated IN Local politics. ~ Deoo
OF tnsse sxperiences % eoopastsly Alsd h MD
sno BODY with neursligs - ths ons which b vao
enoef8ong - The hands 81 the impulslve Dunn.
no Aiekse, AID foe every kisk hs rsesaveA az
enurns ana lively choke. This kind u rssise-
saee nefeiy added to his misery, - ~ swtteAsa
On .. 70 snr,eks for heip. Ths more 10 trasd -
yen ~ teoesr ms nscs became asa tie 1870
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
THE MARKETS.
FINANCIAL


NEW York STOCK EXCHANGE.
Fsrnfssedey Le.ois soha.o~ Co., Bankers. vsrnsa
Ec1s s2rthedH coynsr Peaasytpasia GssAss asd
WRpNFNDAY. March q 1azx
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
MOUyT PLEASANT NEWg.

At the last meeting Of the Lyeeum, short IN
pfomptu and Interesting addresses were nsAs ~
Messrs. Arnold, Brown, Buker, Cobb and othess
upon the nfs Of Mr.. Sumner, and sueh was ~
interest felt BY those present that IL was decided
to sppoint three speakers to prepare Addresses
upon the same subject, to Be delivered one week
from next Saturday svsning-hus giving tine
for thorough study and extensive research tAat
these productions might b worthy Of the sahjese
and occasion, and which would not only rsasse
credit upon the suthors and the community, bat
-. 49, +-->'>'- - s--> .~A ---~--A>-
"v~A~ s.sS eAAssS.s S~E 80
one Whose life sad deeds We ever delight 70 study.
The gentlensn appointed - orators for tie
evening were Msssrs Buksr, Cobb and Arnold,
whose wsllknown literary ability 10 suncisnt T.
insure full house and an Instructive occasion.
At the public entertainment Of tho tsmperssss
division on Friday night last tho principal fsa-
turs was the play called Seeing the Elephant"
Those who took tho leading parts In this very
laushabls play were Messrs. Thomson, Exley
and Pray, and the Misses Smith and Hartman.
and Master J. MeI.ain Lipscomb.
All acted their parts in . very creditabie mar
ner, while Mr.. Exley, As the excited and deter
mined Irishman, excelled anything of the kind We
have witnessed recently, and called forth tremsn-
dous applause and laughter from the audience.
By the way, Mr.. Exley, as p. W. p. Of our d.
vision, has been Of the most useful, efficient,
ouu so2l0u5 VI nc"DcLS, anu ueS9rS6 - e1pool1k
mention for his experience, ability, and fidelity to
the interests Of the division and the temperanco
cause.
The division misses the presence and valuable
services Of Judge Harmon, our w. p, who has
gone South on important business.
DEATH OF JOHN NJ DUNCANSON
Many Of the citizens Of this District were or
ceedingly sorry at the announcement Of the death
Of Mr.. Joha NJ. Duncanson, of the auction and
commission firm Of Duncanson Bro, and alss
assistant cashier Of the National Bank Of the No.
public, who died Of consumption at Savannsh,
Ga, on Tuesday last, In the s2d year Of his sga.
He was comparatively young In years, Of sterling
business qualities, and had large circle Of
friends and scquaintanses, which had been gained
BY his excellent traits Of character. He was q son
Of the late J. A. NJ. Duncanson, and fey years
since married daughter Of Mr.. WIN. H. Harro-
ver. For several years past he has been connect
cd with the National Bank of the Republic. His
close application to business during the late nan-
cial pressure c.~s-' 81 49,
-. xV~>.. .ssssn 70 grvo way, anu
80. ..,l vne Bank, In acknowledgment Of his ser-
vies voted him leave Of shsenos for six months.
that he might spend the winter In the South and
recuperase. Accordingly he went to Florida, and
Il was believed that his health had somswAas iG-
proved. At the time Of his death he was on his
return to this city. His remains will be brought
hare for fnterment
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
ARRIvAL or OSAoE INDIANS

A delegation Of Usage Indians arrived yester:
day morning ct the Ebbitt house, where they are
CHARTERED. They are In charge Of Maj J. H.
Hiatt and Allen H. Gibson. The delegation con-
sist Of Joseph Paw-nSs-noj osh-shs, governor Of
Osags; Ohe-sha-hum-kah, head chief; Nopah-
avah-bah, first chief Little Osage; Strike Az,
second chief; Black Dog, first chief Back Dog
band; White Hair, nrst chief White Hair band;
Chetopah, head councillor, and Hope Rope and
Wah-ti-ank- kah, councillors. With the delegs-
tion are Augustus Captain, Alexander Beystts
and Samuel Bevenns, United States interpreter
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26

the haul, . price for dsposltingf A. No, cir.
N ms o!I SGs q a Art SS Sss q
upon south capitol strsss ana TpSs
s: ,s e e:: q. s SSeS ai y; ;. Dag S
there. The board ordered Il to BE- filled Up.
Q. What portion Off did you deposit on South
d. For that you received no psyi 4. No, sir;
'1. WAT WAT ": Is: distance Of tn. haul, A.
ss as saI. ~. ss e %s;y0' or
By Mr.. Merrick: @. That 10 half mile and ND.
wards: a; Yea r. u,
9. DID you receive thstf A. did.
9. Amy more? A. No. sir,
VIA h al y o. f rs per .uu.r, y.,a 70,
Rsprss.Sisti7s tsvst. Just Sees: would like
think Il Was . cant and . quarter fof each one
g, nothing for ne nlss two hsndred feet
Q; That 10 the rate as which you we're paid :
Q. What did you receive for laying the brick
{So!Hs,syy: PEE square ysrd' a. I think u was
TIE curb per linsai iooti a. Twsnty,nvs can't; ior
sstGs esss thirty s'
%s;s =: . s':si nov ss ''iss e lsss
8; ISs "a z -. y. g: n -: :s. e sa
Tor setting ths Old eurS. - ~" =" 'A1'A -
d. He! much ga yca rsesiy. for setting gran
sNsi e 3 :. 90 sosss. A. believe sbest y
q. ms bosd fClnsks the nasssiai, A Tea
!. Q: r..y f.,.iaA.s an shls .assr..,, dld tAs,s
DAT Ia isss frc. II. Essry,s sI d%s. sssn
q. How i0oe we're yea IN doing that work
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26


ON several subjects.
@. What knowledge have you of any i'm
Provement made IN front of lots Nos. 81 and
%, on Fourteenth street In this cityi A. Their
was wood pavement put down there on Four
teenth. A contract, believe, extending, DE-
not know how far it ran north.
@. Was there any other improvement made
Was there claim for any Improvement being
Imadet A. Yes, sir; there was Q claim made
for roadway and footwsy.
@. Explain that.
By Mr.. Harrington: Q. Claimed by whoi A.
The Board of Public Works, here arc the bills.
The bills are dated August %, 1877. Carriage
way and footway, $1S7.99; in front Of lot 81
square ~. August 81, 1872, In front Of lot g,
square 2l7. Carriage and footway, Sls9.S9,
both same frontage
iiar with that property! A. From the time
owned it-from the time I was part owner. I
am co-Owner of the property-two lots.
" How long has that beenl A. We bought
Them from John L. Kidwell about I'VE yesrs
ago.
g. Was there q footway then therei A.
inere was a footway then and there u that
60. q What VIA became of that footwsyi A. It ID
2. Has # been disturbed A. Not TO my
knowiedge. have passed there and repassed,
Two or three times day; thsrs was not .
'priek taken up or put down.
" 10 you reside in the part of the city BE-
yond that A. Yes-necessarily requirinx me
70 pass TWO or three times day eoine 70 my
ofhee, and going to my meals.
9. And that has remained there All IL time
4undistgrbedf A. Undisturbed: ycs, q.
y. Dd you bring this to the sftes,tion of thu
Board OF Public Works-the ~ that there
nsd been sootwayi A. went down for NY
self and . co-owner. = =.
Q, Who dn you sect A, I av Mr.. Rem.
superintendent Of assessments.
q. Whist reply did he makea A. Ie61Iea III
sstsasion 70 The fact tina. there was e1srEs of
SLo = tne oook VIII show; them ~ two
way. I asked him did that c6srss i.ci1as IS
footway; - looked ct TIE MI ~ ~:
sDout eyoa - bow 4 readsi q M fos 8
1ootw.yAnd caTnagevsyr 81 n, III I
ymfsd ~ a1swer. He lid Gtksy 80 -
-1oattedly d." eaid ], aNr. Deil, fow En- q
eoerd ehagU - Sbe fbosvay II ~ ssssra
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.his e' o'''nA.' ~ '''n' 70 nave n'a'ar''
I Ssvsr NOV In . ssSs nisssss. -.A
:ssss. ;sss A s'''n''v' cent
.a 6 ra ,:, 9 s e.
cent? IN exoes o. lie sStnSl assosSt psjd. -
s.sn az so.1 p.r g, :s.sss sss.d me of's'
,ss1s !. IA 1870 sSoss ~ CeEissy tnss
g. proper ese1ss 9 = Ssy. !. nss:arsd. hi
rsssiy: '1' - - '.''a''a''' '''s a''s
s.::.. 4: s: :: :. !. 81:
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vouid ~ nsSs y.rv ssesrsss Hssss, -
Witnsss didsr pispess . de tAss.
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nsnt e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICE.
DR.. scheneh's standard Rel

DR.. Schenek's Standard Remedies.
The standard remedies for all diseases of
the lungs are SCHENCK's PULMoSIo SYRUP,
ScHENcK's SEA WEED Tonic, and SOHENcK's s
MANDRAKE Pills, and, If taken before the
lungs are destroyed, a speedy cure Is effected.
To these three medicines DR.. j. ii. Scbenck
of Philadelphia. owes his unriyalled success
in the treatment of pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrur ripens the morbid mat
ter in the lungs; nature throws 1t on by an
easy expectoration, for when the phlegm or
matter is ripe slight cough will throw II of,
the patient has rest and the lungs begin to
10 enable the Pulmonic Syrup to do this,
Schenek's Mandrake Pills aud Schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic must be freely. used to cleanse the
stomach and liver. Schenck's Mandrake
Pills act on the liver. removing all obstruc
tions, relax the gall bladder, the bile starh
freely, and the liver is soon relieved.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is q gentle stim
ulant and Alternative: the alkali of which 1t ID
composed, mixes with the food and prevent
souring. 1t assists the digestion by toning uI
the stomach to healthy condition, so that tht
food and the Pulmonic Syrup will make good
blood; then the lungs heal, and the patient
will surely get well if care is taken to prevent
fresh cold.
All who wish to consult DR.. Schenck, either
personally OF by letter, can do SO at his prin-
cipal Office. corner of sixth and ARCH streets,
philadelphia, every Monday.
Schenck's medicines are sold by all drug,
gists throughout the country: 44-eod.2z