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Total AMOUNT of national bank notes re
ceived for redemption at the Treasury depart
nent to-day foots no 1892. 400.
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HANS CHRIeTIAN AuDRRsxH has beau re
stored 70 health. In . letter dated July %, BIZ
says; II am again, God be praised, almost vel
strength. For eight long months was, e yoa
know, very sick, and IL was doubtful IL couie
live; but now l am quite another man. Tn,
kind care and sympathy given 10 me, have beer
my best medicine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-28

PERsoNAL.-GeDersl Sherman returned to
the city this morning. '..-Chef Clerk Hogg,
OF the Navy department, who has been ID New
York on official business, returned to Washing
ton this q corning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-28

Ann ELlzA's DIVORCE Surr.-Ths Salt Lake
Tribune presents . record nom the probate
court, Moving Ann Elm % have been III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-28

A MANS LRes BRoKHH BY A RofR-Ths
Inman steamer Washingpon exrived from
France Wednesday and landed ax Pier - North
river: She ssnte1 sp.ing line, and i wss =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-28

DE-. L. Al. MAUs, Of Rockville, has been ap-
pointed assistant surgeon, with the rank OF LIST
heuts nsnt, in the u. 5. navy. DR.. NJ. received
The appointment through a competitive exami-
nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-28
Fire AT Fort wayne. Indiana.

CIECINNATI, August ga dispatch from
Fort Wayne says the dry house of the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad ws
burned last night. The loss is so, 900.
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CT The
UNfvEE syTY F GEORGETOWN.

ri n-s; t.rn q iris -rs-oi an commerce ~
WI NsspAY, CcloberT. 1874, with the il,i ,Eiag
JUICE GEORGE " PAsCHAL,
IA ats 81 ts1L P,lP's,y, P'sga.ns hetd,ne'
Ps,sa4oi P1,SiJ,y. to y ms1tGrFi, Lac
~ Eass'tr keiIt,onS aaa III. DOCiTias cf Equity.
tsios GId ire io1s upon tie ssvers titles Of
law, teFeiIer with iiius'IsiioEs Il sc.ual Court
sTsI,cs;iou for information, either in persou o.
preseE; 3 the Coli &c bal, aonzss. Law Building
gig s,rGs' 1i.is wv daily, fr on
AIRS A. PICKS SELECT SCHOOL ron
w BOYS. ST $50 lSfh SfTeSf, corner X, will com
M &c is Fourtesnth Annual sss.ion ssPT sNBER
LON. Pesse cell after septeDber OH. aug IL I'm
ct. vIECEETs SCHOOL c5TngT IOfh and q ST, ,
- uBdsEthe care IF the st-teTs Of Charity will Be
open MONDAY, Augu.t 31st Parents are re.
questtt TO seTd their children promptly su2zO 2w
ROIs' ACADEMY,
IA Ia TsaT Of DT. SgIdeTlaad'S caErca, ~ So nc
peIs g ne nm near "A aV M, %
Institution are TO III BOYS for business for
tsUsni ss !. regular siudT, and several have gone
frt n This school tOlucraiy0 positions short haud
PsHmsnsbP sfhms'e sid sfs
specialize. Foo those Who design 20 enter college
TeiTy and TIE Ciassits are thoIoaahly tsagn,.
u. qrs from to 3, Price. SIS per quarter. See
unaber OF gold aud silver msdsls ssaLisd each
sGia-lm- AN,s.D. LIS, Principal.
OsSLNhH SEMINARY,
IL lS3c street. bet. l6 4 81 and Vermont ave.
Miss A. l.. DERRICK. Pri1., successor 10 Miss q
Bcss he school session VIII ccmus nee SEPTEN-
BkR 10, Ia4. ThOrOughly competent teachers base
bees eBgsged. For particulars apply 10 the Prln-
eipai, NJ The Seminary. aIgls In
rk'HE wASHIHGFOH YEMaLE Summary
II Will b ogsnsd MONDAY, september II, 1874, 81
No. lO21 u n street northwest. Mrs, %
BUTCHER and Miss n. c. DOUGLAS, PriGci-
nals augl3 Pm
EoEZA0A COLLEGE,
" 81, BET Nom Capitol and lr SITS HorfaIcsx!
Tbs lnsjiiufisB 4 conducted by the Faibe.s OF
TIE sCCisty 90 Jesus TIE cOurSs Of studies il ths
sane that pursued in her sttutfoas cOniuctec
fy thst order. SchCo4 will be REQ eened oa NON
DAY. the 7th Of September.
sua1s tCc-l JAMES CLARK, j Priest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-28

LoSG BRANCH, August 2S.-Fully 5000 per
SONS are here to see the swimming match 10
which preparations are being made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-28

NAVAL OEDEBs-Aetius Carpenter Arthur
W. Massey ordered to the Csnandsigua per
steamer CT the 9Th September next. Lieut.
Commander Merrill Miller has reported his
arrival home, having been detached from tn
worcester On the 18th instant, and has been
placed on sick leave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-28

DEATH OF PIERRE BLoT-TIe French Enhu
sidst in Cookery Who Made Art of His Trdds.-
MIR. Pierre Blot died at his residence on jersey
City Heights, Wed nesday. He was known pub
licly as an expert in cookery, but more widely
several years ago than latterly. He was r
Frenchman by birth and a cook by trade, al
though he elevated his share in that TT AIDE
nearly to an art. he was enthusiastic Ia the
matter OF cookery, and seemingly studied f.
quite a. much from love of it as from business
interest. He came to New York previous T.
1858, and aroused much interest in his theme By
lectures which were practically illustrated b.
lished a book called "What to Eat sud How +.
Cook It," and In 1853 Handbook OF Critica
Cookery" He also originated plan for sup
plying New York and Brooklyn families witt
ardsucally cooked and promptly served meal,
TO order. and attempted to execute it on large
scale. This scheme, however, although 1t wa
expected by him TO completely change the mode
Of genteel living, was not successful.
SUCCESSFUL BALLOON AsoRSsIoN.-At the
close Of the performances Of Barnums hippo
drome yesterday afternoon, Prof Washington
d. Donaldson made an ascension with the bal
loon designated as "Barnum No. l." There
were seated in the car or basket Mr.. j. l.. Hut
Crimson and Miss Matte Lewis, and q niece O.
Prof. John Wise. Ths first two named person.
are attaches OF the hippodrome. Miss Lewis
drivers in the profession. The lower current O.
air was south of east, and the balloon fioateC
some distance west; then, ascending still higher
was taken bv a northeriy wind to the south-
ward. The balloon finally desce nded amid q
picnic excursion party az Glenolden, on the
Baltimore railroad. The wind was blowing
heavily at the time, and, there being no balsst
remaining, Prof Donaldson, to avoid accident
pulled certain rope, made for the purpose OF
splitting the balloon. The desired result wa:
effected. and the party were safe on the earth
and returned early in the evening. -Phita. Re
cord, 27h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-28

THE CIVIL SERVICE IsFLIoTIoN.-Fifty fe-
male hearts futtered to-day at the Treasury
department as they cudgeled their brains to
give satisfactory solution to the civil service
conundrums. The national redemption agency
OF the Treasury desires additional counters and
hence the test of a knowledge of grammar.
arithmetic. geography, SC, to aid the board of
examiners in ascertainng by this means whose
myers can best hsndle worn out bank notes
An additional fifty will be examined to-mor-
row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-28

CATCHING SHAD WITH FLIRs-We hear o.
n ore success in this art up the Hudson river
Among those who claim to have been fore mos
in proving that shsd could be caught with fiies
is Mr.. VIM. q. Prime, who threw a line of fror
a bridge on the Connecticut river, and pulled
ont come lively fellows, genuine shad. Anothe
instance of success is chrOnicled of Mr.. Sc3tt
Of Albany, manufacturer, OF flies. HayinE
received an order TO manufacture a number OF
flies adapted to this purpose. and being at los
to know what sty lie of fly was required he ha
been experimenting for some time past. Las
night his efforts were crowned with success. He
initiated small white miller, and succeeded l.
catching number OF fish, which at first were
bel eyed TO be perch, but a closes exam nation
showed them to be young shad. OF which thert
are millions In the Hudson, at Albany, at tn,
prese Mt tine. These fish are from two 70 four
inches long. This apparently settles the qaes-
tiOn-N, y. COMMERCIAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-28

SRRIoUs CHARGE AGAINST A CTSCISNArI
DOCToR.-The Cincinnati Commercial eays a
DIR. Hall, of that city, attended girl hftesn
years OF sFe, named Blanche Crommey, who
died. The Doctor subsequently came 20 the
house with a lebcrer, and tie two went 20 the
-oom in which lay the dead girl. The body was
cut open the full length OF the breast AMI abdO-
men, the entrails and org ans entirely removed
and laid outside, after which the almost heart
broken mother summoned TO the room.
She Was bOrrfed At the awful specta Gle; but,
With cheek too disgusting To contemplate, the
Doctor asked her 20 come forward aud feel
within the walls OF the abdomen, and satisfy
herself that his declaration in regard 20 the
and beseeching the Doctor &. return every
body OF the dead girl, that 10 might be de-
Gently prepared for burial, she left the room.
But II Mrs. Crommey's statements are c Drrect,
tie most inhumsn act In the horror WAS vet TO
be performed. The doctor came out Of the
room IN about an hour. She told him tue post
mortem bad been made against her wish, aud
now IL would be impossible TO preserve the
body for a day. He said he knew Cummins-
VILE undertaken who would pack the body in
ice until the funeral for sc. The poor woman
had only IS; she would pay that. DIR. n all took
the money and agreed 60 psy the balance, as
alleged by Mrs. Orommey, but "a st was the last
she saw Of him. He soon after left the house,
carrying something away I'm a suspicious look
ing parcel, supposed 90 have been the heart aud
remaining lung OF the deceased. No ice came,
and the body was allowed 70 decOmDOse until IL
was almost impossible for anybody 70 STAY in
the house On the day Of the funeral, which took
place last Thursday at Spring Grove.
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LHDUCATION
FOB ZEAL LIFE
SECURED AT The
MAkHING BTSsNESS COLLEGE

wAsHINGrOS BUSINESS COLLEGE
through course Of in-tructic- ant t-sirice slap
20 70 r.hcer ySunE nsS aid wSmen useful, ssif-
Tbs insI{tu;ll bss enjoyed ten Yeas Ct uuizter
Iupt0 ~ sBeT1ty, aud Is lad srssd b many Il the
meet Soithy aud substantial citizens Of the District
aLd Cfthe Critsd 81 atss, Nho have secured lie al
Fsnt tsts Tor their sous end dsuE htsrs
slime meet favorable time 60 6 ter-bIt scholar
sh are issued at time, and Date from tims
PsTPARA-OKY DEPAR1NExT.-Bsys sat girl, car
enter 5eis q sss,S ent no have gone through Long
BIZ mss DEPARTMENT strdeuts received i,
tsls csIsrimt q who have gone through DecimaI
TUITIoN.-SCnotsrsh Ds fOE -Hli nifed time, flnO
Il Isid tine Of entering Year Scholarships, $50
pa stie IN SIX e4lal monthly las ailments; or $50
mSrthF,i SO. payable on entering.
SESSIONS -Duy sessions, q I'd from 3 a. N. 10 So
Ilemen aud Young ladies between the sgss IL ,aa
2iJesTs. Evening s-iohs. held from TO ,. 10.
P.CisIly 6esisnrd f0r men woman, AMI ycBtfs va
are ebgssed during the day, but desire a business
ABPLIcITIoS should be made at the College OF
me, eoIusT Ith sTd streets northwest. Comm
srsis.Im n o. sPESHER. President.
WEsLEYAE FEMALE COLLEGs, Whaling
W top, p.itSaie; f.e fsIi session viii bsgii
Rev. jobs WILSON, PTe-idsnt. sugl5-iz,.
M ISs CALkINs' SCHOOL Wi re pea
w MOHDAI, septemSer 7sh,
tsst. Residence, lO3 street southeast. a1gls ID
'EhE BISsES OSBOBNE's YOUsG LADIES
boAkDlhG ana DAY SCHOOL viii re-o2en
~ ga n street, c0rnsT Il 10th, SeOtenber z, lSf
Superior advantages. Eorihern Teachers. Mod
craze terms. auyl3-sns
RICHLAED BOARpING ANoDA SCHOOL
II FOR BOYS,
Ia LGarals Street, near Park IrsaEs,
BALTIMORE, ND.
WH. ID. MARTIN, A NJ, Principal.
The Eighth Annual Session commences spsenbsr
Is. 1874.
ESil corps q conf potent ani experienced Teach
ers. Accommodations Unsurpassed.
eerd for CarstCeue
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CRusHRD To DEATH By A ToMB Stone An
accident of q very sad and very s.ngg4ar char
scter occurred yesterday afternoon At the Jer-
sey City cemetery. A few dsys ago q family
named Townsend, residing at No. 33S Third
street, buried q yoang son. ana yesterday his
mother went 20 the cemetery 10 put some How
elson the grave and was accompanied b. an8th-
or con, named Henry, aged four year.. While
she was decorating the grave, the little fellow
stone. In A few minutes the mothers attention
was attracted by hearing q crash aud scream
OF agony, and on turning about she was hOrrided
TO ind that the stone had fallen on the boy.
When IL wac removed life was found 20 be
extinct, and the body was crushed In a shocking
manner. NJ Y. Times, 25th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-28

The Duty ON JAPANESE SILKs.-The Sec
rotary OF the Treasury has decided that Japan
csc silks, which are mixtures of silk and cotton
continue to pay duty under the act of revision,
at 20 per centum, rs they did under former
iaWs. A circular decision in large number O
appeals has been Issued, affirming the rate both
On Importation before and after june 22d, 1874
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An Adrott swiadIsr.
How az sHUr UP THE EYe on BAnalR Msa-


CHANT.
=. on "Wednesday forenoon q man entered the
First National Bank, of Bangor, aud re 4 rested
Major Merrill, the cashier, TO cash for him q
check TOR $500, purporting 20 be drawn by
Mr. kimbah Of Portland, on the CISCO National
Bank, Of that city. Major Merrill refu sed, not
knowing tie man, unless the check was endorsed
by responsible parties here, and, In answer 90
an inquiry whether the signature OF Blood AZ
kowe wo1ld DO, nsWered IN the Affirmative.
ON Thursday the man called again ana pre-
sented tue check, endorsed by III. W. Blood !"
and as the signature appeared 70 be genuine,
the check wac csshed. subsequently Il was as
ceTtsIDed that the name was forged, aud tue
police were set upon the track of the fOrger,
hut as yet they have found no trace OF him.
The manner in which tue fOrger obtained q
genuine signature of air. Blood's TO COPY from
was very adroit. On Wednesday the fellow
called az the drug store OF Nessrs. Blood ~
Rowe, and inquired for the senior member OF
the firm. Mr.. Blood WAS sitting in the back
part Of the store, but Immediately cane for
ward, while the visitor intrOd need himself as
MIR. Blood from st. Louis. He wished 20 be-
come acquainted with Mr. Blood, OF Bangor,
country, and perhaps there might be distant
connection. The visitor said he had M cards,
but showed pOckstbOOk 90 which W. n.
Blood, st. Louis, Mo, !" was stamped in gilt let
tiers; said his family belonged in northern New
Hampshire, where our Mr. BlOOd's ancestors
resided; proiessed acquaintance with several
Bangor uen nov IN ST. B0ais, AMI correctly
stated their business. He said he was on his
way 70 St John, and among other things incl
dCDtally mentioned that he had an antOgrauh
book 81 the hotel, i'm which he had the gnarures
Of a number OF BlOOds, which be would bs
pleased 10 have Mr.. Blood zee aud examine.
As he was about 20 deuaTt he inquired what N
any, amnsements were going ON. Mr.. Blood
replied that horse tTOt would take place ia the
afternoon, whereupOn the stranger invited him
to 90 cut. The Invitation was declined, a. bu,l-
ness would not permit, and the stranger left.
saying be was going 20 st. John the newt morn
ing. Thursday forenoon be appeared az the
store again, saying he was not called in season
70 take the st. John train. A long conversation
ensued, in The course of which tie stranger eK-
hibited the autograph book he mentioned the
day before. In IL we're perhaps = dozen names,
and IN response 20 the strangers reqles, AR
Blood ADDED has signature. When he LETT M
Blood asked him home 20 tea, but he hasn't seen
ht 20 return Yet. The whole operation vas a
ming rascal may be captured ard made 10 face
the consequences OF his crime Bangor Whig.
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A Sensation I'm wall street.

PROMINENT BANKERS POSTED As THIEVES.
Ms. Il. Goldberg, OF No. 81 lewis street. IN
her home yesterday morning fully intent uo5u
ahordlng - the bulls and bears and other Den
liens of Wall street a new and exciting senss-
ton, and the success that attends her efforts
was 10 every way complete. Mrs. Goldberg hSs
six children. With tn. m, between one AMI tive
O'Clock, Mrs. Goldberg appeared in Wall street.
msicoins In procession Upon the breast o. the
eldest girl was display ed an enormous plac ard
which read as follows:
Robbery of 5000 BY Utely AMI Dogsrty. bar K
ers and brokers, No. and No. II Wall street.
Having deposited 5000 cash with them on =
guarantee, they gave me bogus bonds. which
are not worth one cent OF the amount. They at
terwsrds went into bankruptcy turning over
pooc condition with my six children. Ny bus
band being sick, is not able 10 offer us any sup
port. and we are in great distress. Pity Us f0T
OCT mistOrtunes.
(Signed) Mrs. Z. GoLDBERG,
No. 81 Nevis street, New York.
Not alone was the eldest girl decorated with
tits extraordinary document; each OF IA,
youngsters, Including the baby, carried q SIM
lar p'aeard. The excitement created by their
appearance fairly battles description, aud IA
few moments the members of the stock and
gold exchanges had quilted their usual resort
and crowded the street watching the move!
spectacle. In short time the crowd became -
oense that the thoroughfare was completely
blocked no, and the passage OF stages aud vehi
cles of ali kind obstructed. This condition O,
affairs brought the detectives upon the sceie
and they politely but firmly requested Mrs
uoIuDerg ana Der cn1l0ren 10 "movS On.' Blu
TO "move on' was the very last thing that Mrs
Goldberg proposed doing, and, in despite OF all
opposition, she insisted on making her way o.
the office of Mr.. Utley and upon the devoted
head OF that gentleman proceeded to discharge
the walls Of her wrath, the process seeming {,
atord any thing but pleasure to the victim who
SAID the whole affair was blsckmailing doJg &c
The detectives again endeavored to induce Mrs
Goldberg to depart, and at length one of them
nnClpg enfreaties and expostuIation vain, tool
the lady gently by the shoulders in order {,
show Der the door. She and the children
screamed frightfully and went into the street
Shortly after she was taken in charge By ty
ofncers OF the nrst precinct, who conveyed her
and her children to the Italian House aud Suh-
sequently to the police court-R.E Times, Eta
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THE hACE TROUBLES IN THE SOUTH.-At-
torney General Williams is daily in receipt of
communications from prominent politicians in
the states OF Georgia and South Carolina de-
failing outrages committed by the whites I'm
those states against the negroes. He is Of the
opinion that these Outrages are revived at this
time to intimidste the colored men from going
to the polls in the coming fall elections. Ifthey
continue, and as aggravated as the casss al
ready reported, he surmses that the President
VIII take immediate measures to suppress
them.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-06

VIZ -.,crrrg.-T,,. Bank ESch.nsc Saxon,
conner CT King and o1lnsay ssr.et', II etc'h''S
tho sa;sr.t. resort o! ibis city. The s7'a.
..tract;ou il fredericksburg Peer, While thc
hest of Wines liquors ana cigars sTe' aiso s., ~
80 - frst ciass Billiard Table for tla
amusement cf guests. cold lunch at all Hours
srI Ee.r.y good cheer for ell are is recoii1i, n
Stations 10 public fayos. Il. II. Jsosn IL :,e
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-06

,o.R. M.-The regular Councils OF fit1te
~,ibe No. 1, Ct Carson City, ara held ut the Hall
Of Capitol Lodge I. Q. 0. L. on Monaay even.
~, of r.. II payen ems. A general attencaccs
Of the Uaiefs a;l1 Erotter3 is solicited.
By order OF the Sachein, -v
.., C. of D.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-06

Tue P.cIrIc JoCKsr Clue, Il day 81
rertise in lie Aa9aAL the gleat 1anAnG
raca 10 come off at : n Francisco on t"s
1ath of the present month. hslt ct
tie hes. running horses in America are
entered for this race. Il wi. he great
event in the sporting world.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-06

Tbs Ee'eher Mining Company has de-
,ls,ed dividend OF So FER share, rny-
81 le OF tho IoA Of lis present month.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-06

De. WHITE, physician and surgeon. has
removed his 0fice from the Crinhby House 10
a.. suite of ru,irs ever G. +. Coltons Drug
cav. nm csr,cn street. lie may there be CEN
sultea duriI.s ell tc,ia CT ths Dig ard might
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

q RIM Il tt n Ia 4. a. " uk A. IL
SITUATED On THE KENNETH TURNPIKE
An MILES FROM WILMINGTON,
100000 PEAuH THgEs, OF the leading Orchard va
rietes
100000 HALB's EARLY PRACH, new variety, and
Iipens tHu weeks earlier than any other Peach.
500, G1O Standard and Dwarf Pearl OF loading kinds.
STANDARD APrLR rREss, Including 400 Varieties,
| standard Cherry 1retS Leading varieties.
kectarine, Apricot and Plumb IEeas.
100000 OF one and two year old GHArkyIkHs. com
! rrisng all the Leading Varieties.
AlB0 largo stock OF Dwarf Cherries, Dwarf Apple
Trees. including ornamental Treea. Shrubbsty and
Eyergreens In variety.
| $4,000 STRAWBERRY PLAETH,vlI:
Great Agticulturst, kussens PrUhc French Seed
| ling, Great Buffalo Seeding, Albany Seeding
| 5O,0IO Blackberry Plants, iawton ornew Rochelle.
dorchester, High Bush Wilson's early and Kit
| fanny.
100 ono Raspbcrres Of Leading Varieties, Philadei-
| Black Cap Allou's Red Cane Red Prolific, Bella
| tic Fountenay, everbes airing, perfectly hardy aud
| productive from July TO October Miami AID
| Clark.
| GuRrnats- Cherry, White Grape Red Dutch White
| sutch, Black English and Black Maple.
observation-disclosures 's Seeding, American an
| English in variety.
| Rhubarb Victoria, best or mar ket table
AslitraKus-Iwo year Old pantz.
| HKDgiEu pLAsTb in variety.
| For complete description OF varieties Of Frau auC
| Flowers, sue my Descriptive Catalogue. w
Ali OF tho above will be sold In small or large guam
ttiea to suit the purchasers.
| All Trees and Plants guaranteed true to name.
WM. Nj. PFTERs,
| Centreville. De
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

NEW PHEPAnAIiUNo.--E. nrlngnurst & Co.,
Others in terested TO tho following new preparations
Of their own manu- gcture which destined to DC.
cupy pre- minent position As tho most popular Ui
the .nutrtive tones.
WINE BEEP, each tablespoonful representing
tho nUurishing constituents Of one ounce oil fresh
Beet, NTH tue gentle stimulating properties Vi Pure
Sherry Wine.
WINE OF BEEF AND IRoN, containing the same "
the above with the addition Ut three grams vi citrate
OF Iron in each Tablespoonful.
ELIXIR OF BKRB, each tablespoonful representing
the nourshment OF one ounce OF Fresh Beet, with
dessert-spoouful of Finest French Brandy.
ELIXIR OF BEEF, Iron, AND CALIsAYA, each
Tablespoonful OF which contains tie nUurishng
properties OF Of fresh Beef three grains oil
PyruphOsph4te OF Iron, eight grains vi Calisaya
Bark, with Finest French Brandy.
The above elegant preparations are palatabIt
and grateful to the taste acceptable to the stomach
and uniform in strength having for their basis pure
OF which In debilitated conditions OF tne syste :" "
| well established. They are eminenty adapted I'm
the of those suffering fIom the debilit,
resulting from prot acted Illness In the sinking stAge
OF typhoid and other teyeIs, III the exhaustion ant
| fatigue arising from excessive work. lOss oil ape
lite impaired digestion apd Dyspepsia. Az a resto
Iative AMI nyigUiatot they are invaluable for tilt
convaiecent, iii the debility accom- lanYlng Old age
In the rapid growth OF children, and IN all forms o
| general debility attended by defective nutrition
| nervous pr0stratlon, and an Impoverished condition
| Of the blood.
| Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by
| Il. BRiHGHuRSr Il CO.,
| saith q Market Sts., Wilmington.