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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-02-06

II" Will not resume business at This place
again very >o"u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24


400 In 1872; Of raw cotton $219, 738. 746
against s197, CSC. so6 in 1872; of gold and
silver and manufactufes of the same. In
1873 only s56, 265, 7OS against so2. 296. 71s
In 1879; Of mineral oils In 1873, $z5, 9s4.-
$50 against $SS, 761. 685 In 1872; of pro
visions in 1873. ss5. se7. 1913 against se2-
500, 006 In 1872; Of tobacco and its manu-
factures, SIS, s12, 400 in 1873 against $sS-
1Y6. 7s1 In 1872, and Of wood and its manu-.
facures in 1873, $50 6To, 800 against ST.
40, 100 in 1872.
Many articles of minor importance slow
a corresponding augmentation over the pre-
vious year.
The discounging feature in these COM
mercial returns, and the one which some
means should speedily be devised to REM
edy, is disclosed by the figures which ex-
hibit the proportions of this vast commerce
that was carried in American and foreign
vessels. Antecedent to the late civil war,
about three-fourths Of our carrying trade
Was transacted by American ships Now
only a little more than one-third of it Is
thus effected. The aggregate of our i'm
ports and exports by water In 1879 was
81, go, 26S, 01O, of which $S58, 225, Ais was
carried in American and $912. 042, sos in
foreign bottoms. In 1878 1t amounted to
81, 200, SO7, 076. Of which $3.50. 207, SIT was
carried ir American and S966. 500, 400 in
foreign bottoms.
It has been carefully estimated that the
annual profits upon this carrying trade
alone, which would have accrued to Amer
lean citizens but for the war, would exceed
800, 900, COO It is obvious that such loss
during the last nine years of peace has had
much to do with Gripping our industries
and dwarfng our resources.
Another effect of the commercial depres.
sion resulting from the financial disturb
ances is shown in the comparative disparity
of dutiable with free goods imported. In
1879, of the $677, IA, $40 imported, only
Sis, 275, 436 were returned free, and $751;
500, 143 were dutiable, while in 1878 Of the
1924, 997, S62 imported, s171, 222, 761 were
returned as free and $453, TIA, 6O1 as dutia-
BILE.
The movements of specie and bullion
during the same time were, in 1872. S21,
1872, 0N imported against see. 749, 430 in
1873, and 500. CSC. 924 exported in 1877
against $o3, 572, SsS in 1878.
Many useful and instructive lessons may
be drawn from these returns. They show
how promptly commercial affairs adapt
themselves to all prevailing financial disor
ders, and how necessary to healthy com
merce with foreign countries is stable and
uniform currency.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24
DIED


MARsHALf.-Onth the 18th inst, ut st. GEORGES
hotel. Piney Point. Maryland, at the residence Of
his son, WILLIAM MARSHALL, aged sixfy-six years,
formerly OF Washington, but for the last nins
years resident Of that county.
HAWKS. AT Mill, near Marlboro, Prince
Georges county, Nd, on the morning OF the us
infant, HANNAH MANLEY, the beloved wife Of
Francis Hawks, es1., OF North Carolina.
The funeral services, to which the friends Of the
family are respectfully Invited, will he performed
instant. 49, = -
HARKINs.-on the z3iiastaut. wrLLrAr HUGH
lnfsnt son Of Hugh and Anus Harkins, aged enc
year. ~.
Funeral this afternoon ata O'Clock, from resi-
dence, Eighth street, near East Crpftol. Capito
Hill. Re atiyes aud friends are invited to attend.
PEARSON.-On the I'd inst, LOUIS PEAusoN
Friends and relatives Of the finally are invited Il
street, between Third and Four-and-a-half street.
southwest, this afternoon ct O'Clock.
sIMPS0N.-Aprfl n, CHARLBs II. SIMPsox aget
eleven years, ~ the residence Of his grandmother
Mrs. II. Resver, No. 1854 Tenth street northwest.
/ Notice OF funeral hereafter. 80 1-7.l i
BARR0N.-On the I'd instant, after long ant
painful illness, which he bore with Christian fori
t1de, DANIEL &. BARRon, In the forty-eighth yea
HIS funeral WIN take place fromhis late residence
south ID street, between New Jersey avenue anc
South Capitol street, Friday the fifth instant,
O'Clock d. m. The frleHds or the family are re
spectfullV invited to attend.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24
ANOTHER DEFENCE OF NIB. JEN.
KTKGS

Mr.. Hugh Hastings. the editor of the
New York Commercial Advertiser, comes
to the defence of Mr.. Jennings. Of the
Times, in the following chivalrous man
ncr:
s'Several of our contemporaries are assailing
the editor of the New York Times in a most
heartless aud rutiianly manner. The Jersey
City Herald charges that the New York Times
is edited by an English blackleg,' who fire.
quents gambling bells, and pays his losses with
checks on banks where he is not known This
Is q most wicked and outrageous SANDER. The
Washington REPUBLICAN is even more cruel,
base, and cowardly. It calls the editor of the
Timer "a wife-beater.' In the unjournal;stic
language of Shakespeare, this Is 'su oiious and
a damned le.' It Is bad enough to baseIy
Islander the man, but TO drag him into the con-
troYersy and bring grief to wife and mother
Is worthy only of wretch whom 1t were
gross fattery to name coward The Wash
ington REPUBLICAN sneers at the editor of the
Tines as an expert poker player. 1t is
VIGOROUSLY untrue that he Is not an expert.
He is the most clumsy, Indifferent muf at the
game of poker known to the Mayors friends
who sit up all night at the little game. He
knows less about poker than he does about
politics, and throws his chips about as loosely
and recklessly, as he does his inyecttyes in the
columns of the Times"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24

DR.. SAMUEL G. HOWE, the agent of the sa-
mana Bay Company at SANTANA, has written a
report to the company detailing in a graphic
and spirited style the seizure Of the company's
property and the lowering of It's flag by the
Dominican authorities on the S1st of last March,
after he had protested in the most solemn
manner against such action. DR.. Howe main
tains that the Dominican Government has CON-
mitted an unlawful act; that the "real,
though secret cause of action Is the determine
ton of British ami European powers, acting
through theirscommercial and political powers,
to prevent the prevalence of American iniu-
ences and institutions over this and the sur
rounding islands by means of the SANTANA Bay
CompanyD
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24

THE New York papers priSt interviews on
the veto with leading bankers and others. Mr..
Joseph Seligman is reported to have said
''Some people sneered at Gen. Grants ability,
but they are greatly mistaken. BE had, dur
ing the panic, conversed with President Grant
on the subject of the iron production, and was
amazed at the thorough knowledge he pos
sessed on that subject" Mr.. VIM. z. Strong
did not think "the veto would affect business
to very great extent, as it probably would
remain in the same state Of uncertainty"
Mr.. Cisco, formerly United States Treasurer,
believes ''the country has money enough
greenbacks enough. Making more Of them
would not increase the value of anything, but
the contrary"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24

TEE New York Assembly has passed rapid
transit bill, but that does not give the least
hope that anything viii be done in the matter.
The corporators are lot of nobodies, who have
scarcely money enough to pay their fares from
| Albany to New York,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24

"Mss ANNA DIoxIssoN's physician has advised
her to go abroad.
It is to be hoped that he will advise her to
stay abroad when she goes, and that she will
take his advice.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COFFEE DROPPING.

reduction in the pzlce OF COFFEE, and quote.
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, choicest. 40 cts
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, choicest,
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, good. IS cts
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA. good. ....4a cts
MARAcAIBo-A large lot Of the finest eve,
brought 10 this market. Just received; price low.
LAaUYRA-whIte Santos, Rio. &C., at rsmarka
bly, low rates.
MocHA-we are also just in receipt Of new lo
Of this variety. which we guarantee to be Of sups
Nor qualify,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24

THs message has an air of evident sincerity
about It that will commend Il to the respectful
attention even of those bitten with the imitation
mania, whilst to the friends of sound, re-
deemable currency lis sharp array Of facts and
strongly pointed argument will be specially
welcome baltimore American 1870
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24

TIN veto Of this bill will stand outias tn
most conspicuous act in his memorable and
extraordinary csreer.-Nep York Herald.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24

No DEED Of General Grant since he CON-
PEELED the surrender of Lee at Appomattox has
received such plaudlts as this act wHl secure
from all right-minded men. II Is the best days
work of the whole Administration-the most
important, the most valuable, the most far
reaching and beneacent in its consequence
1Hans Epe,.fao Journal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24

Will Congress pass the currency bill over
the Presidents vetoi Scarcely, because the
pressure has been too great from all the best
business minds of the country, and from the
ablest journals, and because such . course
would split the Republican party in twain
the President, head of one faction; the wild
leaders in Congress, of the other. Besides,
the advocates of the bill cannot muster two
thirds majority. Pxiladelphid Age.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24
IN THE SUPREME
l. TRfCT OF
Nelson T. Houston ct al.
COURT OF THE DIS
COLUMBIA. ~
}No. ssss. Equity Doc.is.
david Hind et az,

The trustee appointed 70 sell the real estate men,
toned in the proceedings in this cause having re-
ported that he has sold The west parts OF lot NO
and OF lot No. 9, In square No. us, in the ci y oil
and the west part OF lot No. in square No. los to
Susan A. Bergen for s5 40, and that the said pur-
II Is fhereupon, this I'd day OF April 1874 by the
Court adludged and ordered that the said report be.
less cause the contrary be shown on or before the
18th day OF May, 1874; provided copy OF this ordes
said day in TIE DAILY NATIONAL REPuBLlcAS.
BY the Court. A. WYLlE, Justice, &C.
BY L. r. WILLIAMS, 1ss't CLERK. ap2i-F3w
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24

ONCE MORE General Grant has deserved
well Of the country. He merits this morning
the thanks OF Congress no less than years ago,
when be defended the country against the
assaults of no more dangerous enemy. We
do not care to question the motit 3 or the In
huences which have led him TO veto the inha-
ton bill. It Is an act Of great moral courage,
under the circumstances in which II has been
doue.-N Y. Tri6tsae.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24

Four INDEPENDENT EDITORS, White, Hal
stead, Reid and Watterson, are on their way
to Boston, upon, 1t is said, political mission.
These fellows have become so pulled up, the
one BY the other, that they have come to be-
lieve that the whole country Is governed by
them. Gentlemen, the machine has become
too tdg; forty millions Of people are going tc
manage their own affairs in their own way
without your dictation. Your performance Il
simply that of the Tooley-street tailors, upon
perhaps, q little larger scale.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24

We mhesitatingiy declare that in what he
has done we believe the President has been
astusted BY only the highest and uoblest sense
of public duty; that he has done Il only after
mature consideration, and upon the frmest
convictions of right. But, all tho same, VIC
believe he is wrong I'm wha. he has done, and
that the mistake viii work downward and
outward until 1t results in what he prognosti-
Gated in his message Of 1869 would follow an
abrupt attempt upon the part Of the country
to resume specie payment.-Pha Inquirer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24

THE Washington correspondent Of the Hsreld
represents Gen. HawIcy, Of Connecticut, as say
ing in regard TO the veto: "ThIs message e yhe
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24

THE general If not the universal judgment
must be that the peoples prayer for fixed
policy, for settled legislation, remains unan-
swered. The paralysis Of business, which
might have been relieved or cured, must con-
tinue; and we must not be surprised to see the
politicians who have always denounced our
present currency as unconstitutional, as un-
sound, and as q dangerous element in the bust
ness Of the country, accepting General Grant
o. the representative OF their IDEAS - hiladel-
phid Press.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24
Difference In favor Of 1879,
SI.sOa.sss

Imports over exports for 1872. $107,-
619, 7O7; exports over imports for 1873, $6,
SS7, 373. The difference in warehouse &C.
counts reduces the latterfgures to $2S9, 331,
and the former to SOS, 473,713. The
detailed statement of Particles furnishes many
items of interest In the free list Of i'm
portations we find an increase in 1873 over
1872 in barks, $500, 900 in round numbers
books, $3.50, 900; camphor, $75, 900; chemi-
Gals, $4,000, 900; coffee, $500, 600; fish,
S7O0, 900; guano, $3.50. 900; India rubber,
$500, 900; sulphur, $500, 900; tin, 81, 7oo,-
900; wood, $500, 900; gold and silver, g.
10000. Tea, raw silks, hides and hair,
dye woods, &c, also in the free list show
a falling off from the values of 1872. OF
dutiable articles beer and malt liquors, bar.
ley and barley malt show an increase OF
81, 516, 951 in 1878 over 1873; sugar and
molasses amounted to $94, 592, AS in 1873
against 800, 10466, an increase Of nearly
four and 9 half millions. Il is notable
fact that these latter articles enter largely
into the manufacture of spirits used as Q
beverage, and their increase in times Of
commercial depression must be considered
as an evidence of the keen demands Of the
American appetite for these stimulants.
The increase in coffee may be largely at
tributed to the advance In the market pric'
of that commodity, the excess being NOR
one Of value than Of quantity.
On the other hand, we find that sucf
articles of general utility as cotton and man
ufactures thereof for 1873 were only $23,
PSI, $50, as against $36. 7S4, s64 in 1879; o
fax in 1874 SIS, 619. $50, against $si, S44.
Oo6 in 1872; iron rails In 1878, "A, 706, 1872
against s14, 49s, ola in 1872; silks manufac
tured In 1879, SO. 252, 42S, against sS5.
sos, 500 In 1874, and wool and manufactures
thereof in 1878; go. S64 5sS, against $s1,
$50, 72e in 1872 Comments upon the re
markable contrasts here presented win sug
erst themselves to every thinking mind
Whether they win be favorable to the higl
moral culture TO which We aspire as
nation is quite another affair.
The export list exhibits facts Of SUI
passing interest. OF breadstuEfs s12S, $50,
55S we're exported in 1878 against ss7, 5oS,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24
THE TwENTY-FIRsT ANNIVERSARY
VIII be held In
-. LINCOLN HALL


WEDNESDAY EVENING. NAY &, at 7:s.
A idrca-ses will be delivered by n. Thsne Miller,
cs,i, OF Cinelnnati Fl. Il. Porter, ESQ.,, OF Pitts
burg; and Rev. 7. Dewitt Talmadge, ofBrooklyn,
s~ 4, o. o. F.-FIFTY-FIFTH ANNI-
out regalia, with their families and friends
quezted to assemble AZ Mount Vernon Place NJ. Z.
On Il Ense kp
Religious services will be conducted by the Rev.
A. B. Grosh, Past Grand, assisted By Rev. p. Han
sweet, Grsnd Secretary, and Rev. MI Wilson, the
The Odd Fellows mixed choir, under the leader
ship OF Prof Joseph II. Daniel, Past Grand, viii
THOMAS W. FOWLER, Grand Master.
apcS-st WIN. r. HEwMkN, Grand Patriarch.
f5~THE TEMPERANCE PRAYER
~ meetings, under the auspices Of the Tenn
Continued EACH ATTERNoON this week At Cal
vary Baptist church, Eighth and II streets, begin
inss are fi Of interes. and to every
20 attend whichever viii iss him come spsi-ss:
n~THE TIME FOR WHICH THE
members Of the Republican Central Com:
the districts are respectfully requested to elect
members to the new committee on THURSDAY,
April g ls'4 either by Primary election Or mass
ton be held between the hour Of = and II. m II
sS q ef sGus
Uulon League Hall, on MONDAY EVENING,
hP ~ for the PSRPiT5 " fsftsk an esde
J. T. SETTLE, Secretary. tStarl apis
n~ MILB UR MS
ORIGINAL POLAR SOFA
If9 Pennsylvania avenue, near W., a-i's,
DEPOT FOB MINERAL WATERS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24

LOUISIANA was up again in the Senate yes
terday, and again went over. Mr.. Hamlin, It
is to be hoped, wiz remain firm in his expressed
determination TO bring the debate TO an end rs
soon as possible. The whole subject has been
talked threadbare; no new light can be thrown
upon IL, and the sooner It Is taken out Of public
discussion the better. The country is sick AMI
tired Of &c. Let Louisiana alone.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WARRINGTON, ID. c., April = 1874
On the petition Of JACOB W. TRuAx, Of Essex
. patent granted 70 hin on the 24th day OF July,
1850, for an improvement In Water Wheels;
Its ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the I'D day Of June next; that the time
for filing arguments and the Examiners report be
said petition be heard on the sth day Of July next
Any person mny opposs this extension.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24

THa feature yesterdays proceedings Of
the House = TIT between Mr.. Stark
weather and Mr.. Bruwn. Brown was foolish,
very foolish, and his friends, II he has any,
should havetold him that he had better not
s'tactle" Starkweather. The latter gentle
man scored the Kentucky Hotspur badly and
indicated himself completely. Browns per-
Torrance reminds US Of the monkey painted by
the cavaliers In the corner Of Cromweil's por-
trait, r
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24

best thing since Appomattox Courthouse. 1t
is complete and terse summary Of the first
part Of my speech on this subject Beautiful
thought
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24
BALTIMORE Observation-Disclosures


DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS
After APRIL 10, is74, trains win run IS follows.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE AT
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON
SIS q. M, Elmirs Mail, 6:13 a. m, New Yora
daily, except Monday. / Express, daily.
s.W q m, Accommoda- 8:$S q. m, Accommoda.
Ilon, uaitv ton, except Sunday.
s:zJa .: m, New orx Linn 10 20 8. M, Daily FaS
ited Express, daily e1-i Line from West.
cept Sunday i2:S p. m, Philadelphia
DC md west, daily sI- Mad, daily except sun
$50 p. m, Accommod,- l4ts >. M. washinsto.
ton, daily except SUM- Limited ES press, daily
$50 3. m, Pittsbnrx Ex-s o. y. M Aetonmod.
prSss for Pittsburg. Gin ton, except Stndav
cinnAti and Southwest, SO p. M, Daily, freu
daily. $50 p- M, PEiis-i Baltimore: daily ex.
delphia Express, duly cept SUNDAY. from
except Sunday. West and North.
Yoik Night z press Express, daily.
Trims Ienring washington at 500 D. m ON Mon.
day. Wednesday and Frtnzy, and 3:49 p m daily
Pope's Greek, leaving Bowie 1858 a. m aud S.
p. m, arriving st Pope's Creek at 500 and III
p. m.
D. m. connect afOdentoR with trains for Annapolis
Trans arriving at Washington At l:40 :. m. and
s:5lp. m. connect ss Bowie with trains from PopeI
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Office
northwest corner Thirteenth street and Pennsyt
vania avenue, northwest corner Sixth street ant
avenue, can have their baggage calico
for and checked At hotels and reside point
Columbus, Indianapolis, Louisville ST. Louis. New
Orleans. Chicago Omaha, san francisco, and al
points East. WesG North and south.
y. L. DrBARRY, Gen. superintendent
H.. =. YOIJNGf. Gen. PASSENGER AgtnE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24

SUGARS
New York Standard Brands only,
Notwithstanding the advanced market We c1a-
time TO sell:
CRUSHED LoAF................ s>< lbs. for -
GRANULATED-.... 81 lbs. for 81
"a" (elsrhed) ................... OF lbs. for 81
LIGHT BROWN lnearly whitsl .Io,z lbs. for 81
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24
F6PFTGY COVVEROE

The monthly report No. 6, Of the Bu-
reau of Statistics, contains comparative
statement of the imports and exports for the
rear ending December 81, 1872 and 1873.
The values are estimated upon the specie
basis, and show
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24
RAILROADS.
DALrIMORE AND OHIO RaGRoAD,
IL APRIL 70. 1874.
FROM WAsHINGToN CITY.

500 M, Baltimore and AL Way Stations.
s;lS 2. m. Baltimore, Biadensoarg, Laurel, An
town, Winchester and ali Way staiIons.
=, S;42 .. m, Baltimore, Annapolis Piedmont and
.s:ics ;. m New YORK, Phli.dephIa, Boston. Bal
SIS a M, Pitisourg, Chicago, cncinn.t, Louis
vile, st. Louis, Columbus, Sandusky, Wheeling
and the West, Rockyille, Frederick and all sta
and ssannton. PnlITlan Cars. Dfnnsr at Chamber
land. Supper az GraftOs.
SD a: m, Baltimore, Annapolis and al WAY
1915 a. m, Baltimore and Relay only.
lz0 m, Baltimore, Ellicott City and al WsI
i;io .. NJ, New York, Philadelphia, NorfOn
Hsgerstown, WineSest.r and ali intermedisss Wal
81 ?: m, Baltimore. Frederick and .u -w.J
az ?. M, Point of Rocks, Frederick and all Wa,
IS p. N, Baltimore. Annapolis, and an WAY
600 p. m, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Supper 81
~ p. m, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, St
Louis, Columbus, Szndusky, Wheeling, and tht
West West Pullman R,D, Cars BEeskfnst AZ GTsfton.
SGD Pittsourg Express. Pullman Cars.
EEISE BAnT isiSls sn "a o. s GsI ST statG r.
io:ia ,; m. Y NJ, and so, An, SOC, 6 $50, H.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
ss:iS and $50 = m, LILO, 4:i5, 9, SIS, and 1850
Ali Trains Stop at vIaduct Hotel, Relay House Sta
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington station, and
for be checked and received at any poini
TH6s. r. SHARP, Master of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 3. kOOhrz, General Agent. apn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-24

~ N OIL &c.
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
DISTRICT OF CoLuaBIA,
WksHINGroN. April IA is54.
sshes should be addressed to the Undersigned, az
E I2Ses Nor GssmSian BuiSng
't spfi n0i'1i Inspector OF Garbage and Ashes
eWDR. 8. Q. BOND HAS REMOVED
e S s FIT e q. srse store sad
Tenth street and New York avenue wiz SeSeiye
~ALL THE COUGH MEDICINES,
Cod Liver OILS, Troches, &C., ss the Tenn
rWCURRENT AND RACK NUMBERS
- of the DAILY AND WEEKLr NATIONAL
Sm and II S.hff be s SS
Neys Dealer. under st. Cloud hotel, corn.E q
~N oTICE.-! AM NOW PAYING
hare Just Started Ibis business and need the goods
4 9Tf s1ss on S sss
streets northwest, prompt attention viii bs-sisen.
nd H. WELs h, p Ts,;se11e s H
street, third door from Pennsylvania ave. lan5-lm
H~DR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
eiG Sossf % ma sM doS sous Of
odd Fellows, Hal; Ws:hins tan., Ca used in ex-
~DRUGs, CHEMICAIS, PERFUME-
~ ries, Pomades, Toilet Articles, &C., ct low
est rates, at TEMPLE DRUG STORE.
eI.PURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR
- medicinal purposes. Of the Temple drug
~WHEN YOUCANNOTFIND WHAT
l0 you want at other places, try the Temple
Drug Store, and Ninth streets. noy1
k~HOMEOPATHI CMEDICINEsAND
~ specifics at the TEMPLE DRUG STORE,
corner + and Ninth streets.
IW-D. LAsGEIL,s ASTHMA CURE.
Warranted TO GIVE RELIEF IN FIVE
MINUTES.
Persons sufferiug with Asthma are requested 70
call aud get . trial package Of the above remedy
For ale, wholesale snd retail, 1t
G. P. HOPKINS Drug Store,
ap4-lm No. f23s Massachusetts, avenue.
e~LEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFS
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