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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

OUR NEW ESTA BLlIoHNENI,
~ With enlarged premises. Improved machinery,
The bfEl fslcnt 10 ne had IN tie county, Ia fact,
every facility FOR doing the best work AZ low ptcea.
We would sptctlnIIy Inform our friends and the
rrhlicth rTn-eInIneiIt may have been our r7pu.
l1tigu II Ile past, our 1nrlIo = fI11s4l8h ia
Dgeinr snd Cleaning Ladies, Dresses, th1nIa.
efeeues. Ties. Ribbons. &C., &C.. Gents CQAth
Parts aud Ir.I1.
Al home to 10y IRON 3. N. until euusei.
1aIaItaIs I|orn 3. M. % o.l p NJ q tne ola
Stan 4. a. Is most l11I Io|t Iu tIiL
011NIIE F4I ~ ro''I. a ||I's. lI.. 49,. -.
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ROBERT BEALL,
stasioner and Hngraver,
4es PennsyIvania avenue.


- = ms
or TlIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAeHIxGroN, d, C., September 3, l67f
The National Board Of Fire Underwriters hereby
offers reward Of Five Hundred Dollars for the de-
partlca charged with the crime Of arson, In fring
the premises Situate on east side Of Nineteenth
street. between Pennsylvania avenue and sfruet.
Washington. D. q, being the brick stable and
~ eiIinE aeio.ne Of so1n Manst.il On ne morning
due pfeof being furnished the Executive Commit
zee Of the onfiction and actual punishment Of aaid
criminals.
By order Of The Executive Committee.
STEfHEN CROMWELL, Chairman.
& ~. NOBLE D. LARNER. Prssldens.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

aid sclboIuiaEiCr 10 . trombllnc boy Yoe
3d. answered the boy. -WeIs. what does fhe
Sculptures say Oh r1 snbioctf' ~ ddn't Know.
s'r said tIr 1.i.cI 1lolt u ls iii tIilf 81 IS
which rays, = IS 41Is blessed 10 give ID s. % So
leIFe.i
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PoSrPnNEn

IN consequence Of the storm Of yesterday the
sale at the Owen house vas postponed until this
morning, at 10 o'clock, when a wiz take place
4 Oleary.
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WEDDING INVITATIONS, RECEPTION
CARDS,
cARD ANNOUNCEMENTS AND VISITING
CARDS.

would respectfully call the attention or my
friends and parties desiring Invitations 70 ed
dlrgs, Receptions. Balls. &C., to my facilities for
executing work OF that kind IN the most approved
style, and Of the very best material and workman
ship. Half The ecidf o avoiding reception hinges
on the elegance OF the card of Invitation, This
branch OF my business receives my personal atfau-
ton. Sample-bo0ks. containing al the different
styles, can be seen at any tiine, and estimates
attended 10.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

On motion the board proceeded 70 the homina-
ton Of foreman for No. company. The follow
ing nominations we're made, w. 7. Sorrell, Chas.
Merrilett Geo Spillman, and after several ballots
mr.. Sorrell was elected.
Numerous bills were submitted Rne properly
reierrId, after which the board adjourned
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17
RAILROADS..
BziTinORE Ann ozfo SAILRo1D.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
FROM WASHINGTON CITf.
s.,oa. m. BALTIMORE ard Way skatl0ns
WAY etations on main stem. ana Wash
ingtou bTangh.
SO !. n. New York, Philadeiphia Boston, BATH
SOFA. m chiessc vs. St Lsais Iopisyle Cncin-
nat, coinIhhus, ssndas<y. Berkeley,
sna Bedford sprins9. deer l1srk. Pists-
mantoMn. karnesyl vile; 4 agerstoEn.
SPRINGS. Parl0r cars. Dinner at
Pe Ssn SsFese: s ss9eF 2, a. rsttoa
, s:sS = m saltmors 4na Way statiens;
i:eop. n. New York, PhIladelphia- Norfolk Enf-
eott City. Baltlmore. Dinner at Relay.
ssi5p. N. BsslilmqEs, Frederiek, and al lnserme-
sasp. n winshssisE, HassF.seyn.. Frederick.
ke sla, q keeks, see Eay Stations iva
~ .. n. Baltimore. Annapolis ad Way Stationa.
7srs ). N. Bsifimo Sns and md R s.d.r
TOO p m. ChicaEc, st. Louis, Louisyille, Oinen-
BERKELEY sprinrs' Rockville. Haears-
toEn Pullman ears Breakfast at
7sls D. m. BsifiInofs and Way Stations.
Marrinsbnrg, BerKeley springs, Cam-
beriand. stops a. All statiois en- Ne
Es g5UNDAY TfAiEs l s-i'
"a y . .so and Way starons-sso B. m, u 4i45,
For baltimore and Relay. 1.sc a. n, aud 7.oS pm.
: Mest-s:e6 a. N. and p. m.
An trains stop & Viaduct Hotel, Relay HOusssta-
+, Tor further Information apply at the Baltimore
end Ohio ticket oflces, Washington station, and
as Pennsylvania avenue, where orders will be taken
for baggage 20 Be checked and 5eeiTed st any point
In the city. IhyS, X. sHlAHts
i. u. COLE, General Ticket AGENT
9EO. 3. kOOhTzr General Agent. teSO-tf
RALTlMoRE 4 POTOMAC R.R
- DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND STREETs n. W.
On anu amer June Is 1874 trains will leave W ash
fnRton as follows, Washington time:
5:SS .. m, Northern Express. daily.
>. m-s Baltimore Accommodated. daily.
s;z a m, Limited Express for New York and
MS 4. n, Fast Line for the West daily, ex-
so ,; m, ACCOMMODATION for Baltimore. daily.
SO D. m, For PittsburE and the WestS daily. For
the North, daily. except Saturday.
$50 y. m, Philadelphia Express, daily.
7:6o p. m, Accommodates 70 Baltimore daily,
s:oS D 1 M, For Phnadelphia, New York and BOs-
TT Trims d for POPE CREEK LINE leave At "a. N.
on Monday Meane.sss ~, and Friday, only, ands'o
Trains for ANNAPOLIs leave At 5:S5 =. n. and
Pbi,mau Palace Sleeping Car 70 Pittsburg Il run
on he train leaving al $50 p. m
Pullman Palace sleeling Car to Elmira Is run on
me train leaving az $50 p. m.
Tickets and Information can be procured ~ the
:. s ied Tor d checked At hotelsand pri-
vate residences on orders leI a me 2fces OF the
isennsVfvanis avenue, and on the northeast corner
on skin street and Pennsylyania avenue.
Depot BALTIMORE POTOMAC RAILkoAp4
corner si&th anu Is. s. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent, Baltinore, Nd.
EDAUhD 4. DUBARk1s
tc2 SUPERINTENDENT Washington. ID. %.
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MEDICAL.


Thisuu specific AIDED IN nnturofs
laboratory, and from Iis magic power and unprece-
dented lchl tne mol en nent men n thla
nounced Il the only soferefen kennedy lor lrighi's
Disease and Dt11eteet aeo All Urinary Eledler and
minds Of malYour claims nay seem pre- ferrous 70
Accomplish with Eetne-da w 1tel l1at when has 90
lcnr and stu ues 70 babe science. We
nsE but test. DO not allow your skeptcism 80 Be
your peril. IL BETHESDA don't cure you, lt cannot
certainly do you any injury. lncrllore -yal your
self Of he most plelaaut And ecent Curative agent
ever cfered 70 suffering h1luanIfF- Tho water Is
Tor said AZ CHARLES 6IOIl a 90. 3 Drug Store,
No. 80 Penrlylvanla avenue. Beware o. gpurloug
CO. 10 ~ AZ arg Reihesda Adiocafs
e-'H eA1ra'--- = RItHlHD DUNBAR.
Director and General Manager, lethf4.la6 pringt
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FIRST. GRAND GIFT CONCERT
ToR THE BENEFIT OF THs
MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Novennber "a, 1874
nUmEn o. rIokETs. 10000
PRICE OF TICKETS:

The Montpelier Female Humane Associaton,
chartered BY the Legislature OF virginia and the
Circuit Court OF Orange county, proposes. b.
series Of Grand Cir Concerts, to establish and en-
dow .. Home for the Old, In1rm and Destitute
Ladies Of virginia at Montpelier, the former res
idehee Of President James Madison.
GOVERNORS 0EErcE,
RIcHNONp, July q 1874.
Il affords me pleasure 70 say that an well ac-
oatsiier Fesie ase isocisrion, Who i re
side IN the vicinity u my home and attest their
FenfIeInen. a. we'll as the public oonhdsnce. inau-
cnce and Substantial means literally represented
Governor q Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA. VA, July q 1874,
gentlemen controlling the Montpelier Humane As
ISOLATION, and The reputation OF al o. them enables
dence OF ne public. No act or representation IN
eonslstent With honor and intesrty need BE- sppre-
nj. S. Judge Eastern I,iefriet az Vl9eisi..
cy Gil1ert G. walker, cx-GoTernor OF va: Hon-
Rsbt =. Wlihers, Lieut.. Governor ofvs.. ana O.
s Senator elect; Senafofs and Members OF Congress
For mn particulars. testimonials. &C., send eor
circular-
Heli.ble asenta wanted everyrhers.
Rem4 iances FOR tickets may be made By express
prepaid. post once money order On Washington,
D. G., pr hy registered letter, sddressed 70
HOY. LANES BARBECUE,
~. tref g p y H. Az A.e ea.i e Z. e az
lot tun Information apply 20 jobs 4. y -
i, &c. M y ~ 4es.s, spes e
OID WHEAlN flour.
Fres8 ground Floas nom old ,shess.
Bakers. ronenber tltl stock i-fsei e-n s-lA'4
~ ~ ss4'se. wM. eALr.
HENRY b SEARLE
aHCIEIEElE,
zlp sneet, 9ppest.s Peat o'1ee p
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WITH clean, sound teeth, Al may have by
using daily THUReToNio Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
Ger. Prize, Is and 50 cents per bottle.
6RApTIFDLy son, glossy hair, ell desire Il, All
nay have It by constant Cae Of THoNPeoN'sPo-
LTGHT-coLoRKD Kid Gloves are very stylish When
notgolled JoUvBH' & fnoeOroug Kid Glove Cleaner
VIII renoFate them thoroughly. Price, IS cents
per bottle. An sold bT druggists and fancy deal
WILLS MAuBINBsPRKAD 6TRKAeFHrN1Ra
PLAsTxRs. whenever . plaster Il needed are m
Fivslled. Price. %. Is, and 20 cents each.
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To which the Pr,r,asp, r.p,I.d:

MR. MARTILLA: an happy to receive you in
the character which your credentials describe.
The assurances which you offer, on behalf Of your
Government, Of its disposition 70 strengthen the
Spain. are heartily TeclprOcated By me, The en-
bGrraSsmentE to which you allude, which the
Government OF your country has for some time
deserve the sympathy Of all Well-wishers Of
Spain. 1 share the hope expressed BY you that
the day is not distant when, under the shelter OF
over whom she may claim protection the priv
ileges Of liberty, civilization and social order.
You set forth With correctness the motives to hal
tries 1t Is hoped that both will be unremitt'ng
In their endeayors towards tightening the bonds
between them. / have confidence IN your pro-
fessions Of goodwill to that end, and you will
ind no cause &c call in question similar feeling
on my part
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NOW on NEVERl

invested in Stocks and Gold pays 900 per cent. a
month. Send for particulars. Tumbrldge h Co,
Bankers. 2 Wall street, New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-17

TIE G1HAT EMGLIsH REMEDY f0r G0ut and
Rhenmaum. All sufferers from the above con-
Tised 70 use Blair's Gout and Rheumstic Pills
They can pe relied upon as the most safe AMI ef-
fectuAl remedy ever offered 70 the public, and
have been Enivorsally used IN Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared BY
PnoUT &HARsANT, 10 Strand, London, England
and sold b. al druggists.
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1874. rrxSssEYEEAEEEN1A 1874.
TO THE NoRTHWEsTs SOUTH AND SOUTH

SUMMER Mediterranean.
m ana after June g 1874 trains win run a. fol-
Washington.. SIS a. N. Baltimore .1:.s :. m
.t.t-r fl:55 q. m. :. 8.2j A. N.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROf1JTrl, n
YIN Eiegant Scenery, Palace stzte-Eoom, day and
Two hundred miles saTed % western and Central
SIS 4. m. daily to Baltimore. Daily. exeep. san
day, for the North and West. p
11.66 q. m. daily except sunday, North and West.
T6roSEa nom Washington TO PittaburE and H
Tickets ny TINS route can bsprocured at the omcss
northeast corner Of Thirteenth street ana Bennsyi
vania avenue and sixth street and Pennsylrania
AEenne, where reliable information viii Be given -
Passeneers procuring tickets at these ofaces can
burg and Elmir1. ed. 3. YOUNG,
je2 General Passenger Agent. Baltimore, Nd,
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FTvE PR CKNr. DIsicoUEF for thirty days
-Sexenty. tEe thousand dollars worth or Nobby.
Stylish, best-msae BootA Caters and Ties Must
ana snail De soiS; PHE11.RpT,N
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WAsaINaroN .AND oHIo RAmRoAD.

w AshINGTON AND OHIO kAILROAD.
suhMER ARRANGEMENT -rwoo DAILY,
TINS tExCEERS SUNDAY BETWEE Al
Leave WashfnRfon A. = a. m. and 4p. n. and Al
exandria at $40 e. m and asl0p. m. Pass Lessburg
lgolnE WestWarc) at 1i;25 N. and SIS p. m, and
afriVe AZ PurcellvIlle At u m. and7p. ~.
Leave Purcellyilie at $50 a. N. and ED p. N. +.
pass LeesburR fgoing eastward) at =. m. and t:l0
s;ls p. m, and at Washington At $50 a. m. and s;O
pPassengers ron W ashin gton VIII take the Wash
ington and Ohio cars At the Baltimore aud Potomac
Railroad station At q. m. and p, m, aud 20
through to PUreeilyille without change OF ears.
The eslo q. m. train nom Alexandria and l2sSo p.
m. train from Purcellyille connect 81 Purcelville
with kiRer's daily line OF coaches for snickersve,
Berryynle and Winchester; also with Reamer's
Aide and Niddieburg.
Comm1tation tickets. III g sens n
myi5-tf General Ticket Agent.
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ENVOY.
ma MartfIlB. the newly-appolnted Envoy Ex-
tfa ordinary and Minister Pienlpotsntiary Of
: rain to the Unitee States, was on Tuesday
ast presented toths President BY the Secretary.
Il state, on which occasion he made the following
remarks:
Nh President. have the honor 20 present %
you the credentials which accreiit me IS EnFoy
Extraordinary and Minister PieuiPo,entlary p
TIE ocyernmsnt Of Spain near that Of the Anlfed
The noble and elevated purposes which AMI
mate the Government that represent With. re
spect TO All the G0Vornments or the world having
been set forth N the memorandum Of the ~ q
May last, and the cordial eympathles Wnlcn
spain has constantly entertained for the United
States having been again made known IN the
speech delive ed Cd the soth Of the sane month
to tho speech Of presentation OF your present En-
Voy at Madrid, my mission At this solemn moment
e Esegess 70 rsnses e Soa ans
ness which the spanish Government and nation
ever fesl ~ maintaining, eultlgating and drawing
eiofer the rolntons that from q very distant Pc
riod have united them 70 this great psoDIe.
Abandoned In the midst Of her political and
soeial ree0nstitution ~ the Chief Magistrate
with the character Of psrpetuity rooted 10 her,
glorious traditions, aud IN her secula- habits ex-
Posse tp % PITY e s aSsoFlsRs isstsns e Ss
ernmentE; forced 10 sustain a triple contest with
separatstie demaEogery and decrepit aos0lutism,
sons ana the Visible protection OF Heaven, has
succeeded in maintaining her integrity and IN re-
establishing order in the greater part Of her vast
territory against 90 many enemies coDspiring for
her rain; and the day is not dlstant when, 'u1der
the shelter OF peace. her present Government Will
Be able. wherever e wishes. TO exteud to those
who know how TO appreciate them, all the beno-
ats Of liberty and civilization which, equally with
the great social principles and permanent inter
ests Of the universally Of nations, II represents
with ardent sincerity and defends with uncon-
querable energy.
To this conviction. already general in Europe,
that Government owes rs recent recognition By
almost all the great PoUers, but spain does not
forget, can she forget, that the United States
was the FIRST nation which snluted her as O friend
when che seemed abandoned 20 her sad fate.t
BY their present similarity OF Institutions; by
their proximity through one Of the most valued
parts Of the Spanish dominlons; BY their persc-
Yering and heroic genius; BY their mutual active
commerce, and even By the historical grandeur OF
the and the present grandeur OF the other, the
United States and Spain are two nations called to
live in good harmony and TO maiutain constantly
between each other close relations
Happy I, Mr.. President, II, with my ardent wish
for favorable result, my good VIII for this coun-
try. and my respectful confederation for It's Gov
eminent, shall succeed in accomplishing always
at the same time as the desires Of the Govern
ment and he duties Of ny trust, 80 great and 50
noble an object.
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INV YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Ftrafskedbr Leirfs JohESon a Co.. Bdnksrs. Vernon
Roe norfhsdst corner HsnasVIOanid dBeaue AID
TsHth sired, Washfn0ton-
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500 CASH PRIZES aggregatlng s150,O 90
PRICE Or TICKETSs
Whole Tickets. $40 90 Quarter Tickets. g 50
Half Tickets % RleveR Tickets....10O %
p. NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
This Concert Is strictly for MASONIC purposes,
and viii be conducted with the same nberality,
honesty and fairness which characterized the nrst
JOHN L. ROPER, President.
FOR Tickets and circulars giving nun Information,
HENRY v. MOORE, see'y, NORFOLK. Va.
HEePoNSIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
Apply ~ l1f4 Eleventh street northwest, to the
Janltor Of Masonic Temple, cor. Ninth and sts.
se2-WF&M&W6Wf T7T7.l
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BOARD OF FIRE o0NKISsT0NBRs.

MONTHLY REPORTS - C0MMUNICA-
TIoNS-NEW APPOINTMENTS. -
A meeting Of the Board Of Fire Commissioners
was held last night; Joseph Williams in the
chair, and W. B. Reed, secretary.
The chief engineer submitted his report for the
month Of August, which shows that there were
fourteen alsTms OF ere, which involved an alleged
$50.
APPOINTMENTS.
The following appointments have been made:
BIZ Commissioner Morgan; Richard Lee, Vice
Shss Il 1, Lewis, eisn l,s. d. S3mmlsioner
signed. Lee was assigned to the truck company.
and Private Kennedy, q that company, was
sss,,,si ~ st IN "a oomnsnv. faSner smith
was appointed private in No. 4company during
the suspension Of Foreman Co.'s.
The several foremen report the couduct Of the
men under their charge for the past month as
good.
Y1ir-A1ARM TELEGRAPH.
The superlutendent Of ire-alarm telegraph,
Mr. H. r. Miles, reported that during the month
Of August fourteen alarms were transmitted ever
the wires Of the fre telegraph, and that during
that period Of time the wires have been and are
row IN as good working condition as can be at
tanned with the wire instruments In use. His
reouisitior for battery, stock and other needed
repairs had been presented 20 the District Com
william Leeman was appointed engineer Of
No. engine company.
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS HORSES.
A communication was read from the Commits
siOpers Of the District asking that the horses OF
the Commissioners be taken care Of BY the nre
department for which the cost will be credited TO
the FIRE department
The president stated that he had replied to the
Communication, setting forth that the board had
no objections.
Applications for positions under tho board we're
received IRON VIM. smith and VIM. Blackwell
end placed on nle.
ANIMAL IEBPEcTIoN.
On motion Of Mr. Reed, the 18th day Of October
was DESIGNATED as the day for the annual inspec-
ton and drill Of the IRE department Of the Dis
triet OF Columbia.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
The Chief Engineer was granted q leave OF alb
Eence OF ten days to attend the Chiet Engineers
Convention II ST. Louis. 81 - $40
FOREMAN ELECTED.
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LExANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
"A Rk1LRSA!145S,, AND AND NILIE5XzAAEpRIA AND

-. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RA1T.WAY.- I -
,.acs;POT CoRKER SIXTH AND STREETS:
Svc1t trains for Alexandra leave Is folloWss say
- 1o,1l an, 4 s 6.ao,7 D. m. and A. m. and
bnd; 70 Alexandria daily; an others daily except
Local trains leave Ale1andria - follows: e7,s,
9 p, N. from Alexandra daily: an other trains
Trasins msrfsd ms connect with trains on
Waahin Eton and Ohio railroad. ~
Richmond Express leaves Warrington at 500 Pc
aRF{STs asesPs Az EXPRESS VA ehmpud.
leaves Washington ma p. m, o1Aig, eNaeps sun
krough tickets 70 All points Sow . nd sesthEsst
avenue, and Thirtssnfh and PennsylyAnla Avenue,
where passengeEs can leave ogaeEs Lor 9sazssss
destination. o., y. y 1OON1,
=. L. DUBARRY, superintendent. mkE-u
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INSTRUMENTATION STEAMSHIPS
"A. wAsH1NerosNFi 5ssf1 SEEw YORK.
Aereafter the nne steamships r y. hN11nA and
JUN GIBSON will make regular M.EEhL1
1h1fS BEIWEEN NEW YORK, ALEAAHDhlA,
WARRINGTON and GEORGETOWN, - tolloHTs:
Leave New York from Pier - East River every sat
ufqAy a. D. m. Leave GEORGETOWN every Et1day
az .. m. and Alexandra the same day Al. m
agent .ofhce and VhaS AZ yvsfer street, George
town, or at the corner OF Seventeenth street and
faII-tf President
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DOOLEKe 4 East POWDER - the cueepett, Dut
not the lowest priced, EIaking Powder. Elegant
Biscuits, Rolls, ke., prepared In few minutes.
MANY who are suffering from the elects OF the
warm weathsr and are debilitated, are advised By
physicians 70 take moderate amounts Of whisky
two or three times during the day. In q little
while those who adopt this advice frequently In
crease the number Of tdrinks," and In time be-
como confirmed inebratgs. A beverage which
win not create thirst for Intoxicating liquors. and
which Is intended especially for the beneht Of
debilitated persons, whether at homo or abroad,
IS DR.. Sehenek's Sea Weed Tonic. Containing
the llices Of many medicinal herbs, this prepare
ton docs not create an appetite for the intoxicat
ing cup. The nourishing and the hfe-supporttng
properties OF many valuable natural productions
contained in it and we'll known 70 medical men
have most strengthening influence. A single
bottle Of the Tonic Will demonstrate It's valuable
qualities. For debility arising from sickness,
ever exertion or from any cause whatever, q wine
glassiul OF Sea Weed Tonic taken after meals viii
Strengthen the stomach and create an appetite
for wholesome food. To all who are about leaving
their homes, We desire TO say that the excellent
effects Of DR.. Schenck's seas0nable remedies, Sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, are particular
y evident when taken by those who are. injuri-
Ously affected by change Of water and diet No
persoH should Leave home without taking sup
ply Of these safeguards along. Tor sale BY all
Druggists.
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!. {, 70 on slsD sE sHosF a ,I !.


Bnce Il can be procured on c0llaterals 70 any
amount at less than half the usual rates, At X.
Tania avenue. Money can there be obtained on
all kinds Of personal property, while for those who
nave enough and 70 spare OF the snlthly lucre
there Is displayed hne assortment Of gold and
silver watches, diamonds, musical Instruments,
sewing machines. and q vast assortment Of other
articles which are selling ~ almost one-half what
they can be bought for elsewhere.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-16
An Accomplished Fact.

Mr.. GEO. Il. DAVIS, who came here
ten days ago with the county right of
the celebrated Alden Evaporator, has
accomplished all that his visits prom
ised, and he leaves to-day for San
Francisco. He will return with his
family on the steamer that leaves the
city on the 2Sth inst. The same
steamer will land for Mr.. DAVIS five
of the evaporators which will be set
in operation on the site selected on
Friday, as early as possible. The con-
tract for the building will be let inn
mediately, and the structure will be
ready for the machinery when it ar
rives at the time named. The Evap-
orator will be in operation in a few
weeks-before the grape crop is ready
to be converted into raisins. A num-
ber-perhaps half-a-dozen-evapora-
tors will be in operation in this county
by the coming in of next years crop.
Mr.. DAVIS leaves well pleased with
his visit. During his short stay
among us he has made hosts of friends,