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HOTEL THIEF CAPTURED.

On New Years night inIofmatIOn Was Iouged
at police headquarters that the room Of General
Sanborn, guest at the National hotel, had been
entered and robbed OF valuable wearing apparel.
Miller who proceeded ut once to institute search
for the thief, and made such rapid progress that
yesterday morning they arrested Manuel smith,
co.ored at o second hand clothing store, on ID,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, while IN the
act Of disposing of the overcoat Of GcncrAi San.
born They escorted him to headquarters, aud
then searched his house, No. - Dunbarton street,
Georgetown. where they recovered two rasors,
valued at t2s o bound volume Of Shakspcare's
works. Q enc bed SPREAD, and other articles, which
were taken TO the detectives' ofhcc TO await re-
clamas,on. Smith has been employed as bell
boy at tSe st. James for some time past, but was
discharged on the Slst Of December Its thought
that several Of the robberies reportcdi those two
hotels can be traced to him. Judge Smell Will
giss him . hearing TO-DAY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-03
PRAYER WEEK.

The opening services Of the week Of prayer will
commence At Lincoln Hall tomorrow afternoon at
$50 o'clock. After hearing addresses from Hon.
NJ. d. Leggett and Rev. A. H. Ames, the meeting
will be thrown open to the audience. It is the de-
sire Of the executive committee Of the Evangelical
Alliance that the exercises Of the coming week Of
prayer should begin tomorrow. An interesting
meeting 10 expected.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-03

STATES MAIL.

/ IN1IED STATES MAIL.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
Proposal. wih Il reiSed q ,s
5 g Sc sssd = ,s ss rom Fl Fl i. ~
Tns 81 1874 on The folloSng routes tn tie State Of
rivals herein specified, viz:
Miss saa ssel S snpes
18th june to ath of September only in each
Leave Winchester daily, except Sunday, at s:su
Leave Cspoh Springs daily, except Sunday, at
Arrive at Winchester bys.m.
I7ci From Aldlc; by sudlsy springs, to Manassas, 20
Leave Aide Tuesday and Friday at s:0 an;
Arrive At Manassas BY Ppm;
Arrive as AlaIe by rpm.
reducing distance L. miles.
Leave Hampstead Wednesday atsam;
Arrive at Hampstead by 1pm.
1ss From West Point. by shackleford's, Drivers
shop. Glenn's and salada, TO Urbana, 70 miles
Leave West Point Monday, Wednesday and
Friday: AZ 9 a. M;
Leave Urbana Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
Arrive at ives. Point by7p.m m.
zc4 From stcyenyille. BY Cartons Store. to New
Leave SteYenville Wednesday and Saturday at
ATriype AZ n New prospec. by s:np. m.;
Leave New Prospect "Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive at sievenville by 2p.m.
zss From Rural Retreat to- clem's Branch, . miles
md hack nNaa = RpeE
Leave Rural Retreat saturday atsa M;
ks.fe 4. GsT sr. 1es1 Es,s e E 2
Arrive at Rural Retreat by p. m.
zss From ST. Tammany-s, by shaw's Store, In. o.
csSssse Farm, i miles and SCI. once S %
Lsay.s.. Tammany.. Saturday at an;
feaysTssbsss Farm Saturday at p. M,
Arrive At st. TammanY's by Z ,. m.
4En From Pamplin.s Depot to Walkers Church, o
! Leave f.nPiin.: Depot Monday, "Wednesday
Arrive 4 %siier,: church y spm;
A 1as s: At FssSpin. 81 DsDo. oyspm.
4ss From Salt c,sst y Psd,s.,: Hl.s and MN,
Leave Salt s c;. Ss' Tuesday and Saturday ..
fsass Fsrts q Bu ssH Tus s and Saturday
Ar1i1se N BAL. Greek byspm.
40 From Csrsonyille to Elk Greek, 10 miles and
Leave c.Tssaviiis tuesday. Thursday and Sat-
nrday a % = m;
fs.T" III cr.ef Tus:a.yn. Tiiar.dsy and sa.ur-
A nay 9. 4 ee: e.; by SPIN.
40 Prom Poplar HIN, ~ st.serisv,ne. to Ess,es-
Leave Poplar HIM Wednesday and Saturday At
k:.ss s4s sn%a: q 4 ind
Ar 1FSss y + roPS,s q HIN syspm.
0u From H.a.ony,lss, y H.skin.. Mills and VIII
Leave H.nseavills Tuesday and Friday q. 8
Leave Sieioiisviiis Tsssdsy and Friday at
Arrive at Hansonvnls by7pm.
N .S.. srsss q: s;S ana Head y si.se. d. o.. -.
Leave Pssfye Lew; Il Hnss week.
fs:is: s !; F:sZ; asSi4 fTI,s.j
' g siss:Re siiss .ns s.si,
Leave sulphur Springs Tuesday ., an;
leave Peerysviiie weans!aay .tsam;
EeaE Ss a Il ses'Gn TsS ~ nj
Hs r.iys f e rssTfs.ils x
.fIepo.s. Sai.sd sSsnd Z fssrs'1hle. r.a.c.ns
z"a From Jet.s,sosyills On, o. to Peerysville Cw.
Bidders viii state distance and propose schedule
ofdepartures and arrivals.
E7s From Glade Springs, by Chilhewic Springs,
!n;oe.,) to GooIsby's IN. o.) and bach, once
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LEE INSURANCE
GQIplyY OH NEIY IEpcuY

Col VIM. Herring has been appointed agent
for the District Of Columbia Of this old and sub
stantial company. The Mutual Benefit Life In.
surance Company of Newark, n. J., had received
since May ], 1876. NJ to January l. 1s.3 for pre-.
m:ums nearly SO 900, and for interest during
tho same period over $1,000, 900 more. 1t has
paid out in losses, expenses, commissions, etc,
So, 5000, leaving on hand 81, 100000 assets.
From these facts it will be that Col. Herring
has secured the agency Of one of the oldes. and
wcalthiest Of all our life insurance companies,
and It Is not improper here to add that the com
pany has been most fortunate In tho selection OF
Its agent. Col. Herring enjoys the enyiablc rep
uta'ion OF being one of the most systematic,
promp: and energetic business men In the Dis
trict.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-03
THE MaRoUIs DE Mobiles.

The departure Of the Marquis Dc Noailles an I
his charming wife is now Sc: for February. Nine.
In Marquise would have prcferrei to have re-
NAMED in Washington until April, on account of
the rough weather to be encountered In crossing
tho ocean In midwinter.. President Mediation,
when he notified the French Minister of his
change to Rome, left him to select his.own time
for going. The Marquis De NoaIlles did not,
however. allow his personal comfort to interfere
with what he deemed his duty. and has irreyoc-
ably fixed his departure for February. He will
give one reception before he leaves which will be
one Of the events of the ensuing society season.
The departure of the Marquis and his intellectual
wife Will be real loss to the society Of the capital
that will not be easily replaced.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-03
COURT STATISTICS.
FIGURES THAT WONT LIE.

FIGURES THAT WONT LIE.
The following is summary Of tho business
done at the court Offices Of the District during
1873:
Criminal Court.-Indictmonts and ilformations
entered 1871 $685. 1873, 405 Marriage licenses 1873
l,7jo. Divorce applications 1879, l39. Suits en-
tered 1SI3-law side, SOS; equity side, 400. Wills
probated 1873, 166.
DEEDS OF SALE RECORDED,
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PERMITS TO BUILD.

The following permits to build have been Issued
since last report: H. Braun. two-s:ory frame on
N street, between Twcnty-frst and Trenty-sec-
ond NO rthwest; w. p. Dole, one-stort carriage
house, rear Of Fourteenth street, between K and
L northwest; Sarah Collins, three-stofy brick on
northeast; John Crowley, two-story brick on
Bridge street, between Market and Frederick,
tween Sixth and Seventh snd d and streets
southwest: Z. II. Chaplin, tw0-st0ry brick on
Seventh street, between q and II streets north.
west
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-03
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

IN. q = fsssSsss and sSax
Tension OF patent grsnted 70 them the nth day
q March, - and rsissued on the nth day or
II u ordered that the testimony In the ease be
closed ON the 3th day ofrebruary that the time
for Cling arguments and the Examiners report be
limited 10 the esh day Of March next; and that
said petition be heard on the nth day OF March
a Any gfI:Sn ny GBpGss sas sssea;sn
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NATIONAL SAYINGS sAEK.

corner Of New York avenue aud fipsenth street
pays per cont per annuln on deposits for each
calendar month: Banking houxs Q 70 1; Satur
days, to and o to & :.
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CRY ITEMS.


LshuHs,
seventh street northwest,
H sse,oSb ,H WORTH sils q q
, 0SntS line Stitched Boots,
"T Rnhh Ssa ana snd b aa, slips
Siipgers made to order.
s'.en.1 ''re'''
s.ov.,s metallic weather strip, tho cheapest
~. ~. gsss IN use; fSr sale only az Iuomane, 4l3
csrt TN nn,v M Gpe H. ieG1eed twenty per
ct window shades for u, With assnIs: eo%plsss.
slHoHn sHwIIe nAcHINls.
pls:es: s. s: cs.ss.se Esiisf com%i.ss.. .sss
-. 49, ~ sne Sneer Psssn LnSso GSn,nc sna
eyce,lsnt mscS,ref. .tXNWsxosr,. w..sI. H.s.
AS'
NEW sroa.I NV srocx,
RIO. Lxwrs. No. scsz srynsrH srxxrr.
East side, tnesr street,)
CHILDRINss HATS OF the yerV LArEsT srYLEs:
also, complete assortment Of GENT's FURNISH
ING GooDs, cheap for cash.
Reformation. All sufferers from the above COM
plants, either Of recent or long stsnding arc I'D
msed 70 use Biairs Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
Iney can Dc relied upon as the most safe an ef-
,ectunl remedy ever offered to the public, and
navo peen univefsally,uesd In Europe for many
AoatS VITA the greatest success. Prepared BY
rnouI S z aAEs1Nr, e Strand, London, England,
and sold by all druggists
q WHrY1 clean, sound teeth, ali may have hy
using daily THURsroH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der. Price, Is and 80 cents per bottle. -
BEAuTI1uI, son, glossy hair, all desire 1t, al
may have Il BY constant use Of THoNPsoa's Pc
made Optime. Price, 8 and 70 cents per bottle.
LioaT-coLpRHD KID Gloves are very stylish when
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-03
THE GATTLE MARKET.

The offerings OF beef cattle Thursday at tho
Drovers' Rest were "a, Of which 2ss were sold to
butchers at 81 70 ~ cents per pound; ITO x.re
sent to.Baltimorc, and 20 head lefs over; 100 fat
sheep were offered, and sold at 81 70 6k cents
cents per pound; is COWS and calves were sold at
$50 to ESQ per head, tho market for which was
hrfak
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WIsHJNGToN BUSINESs coLLEcE

The regular morning and evening sessions OF
the Washington; Business College. corner of Sey-
cnth and L streets, vii; he resumed on Monday,
dates from entering. Visitors comment uuon .he
large number and fne quality of the students IN
this institution,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-03
DISTRICT IMPROVEMENTS.

The Board of Public Works has issued the fol-
owing orders for Improvements: The superin-
:endent of streets is to have F street cleaned up
1t once. Gas pipes and fixtures will be put in
he Northeastern markct-house. The superin-
tendent OF roads is to repair Bunker Hill road,
near queens Chapel road.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-03
THE SUPERNATURAL.

| This is the subject Of lecture to BE- delivered
on Sun5ey evening, By the Rev. W. g. Day, ct
ner Of Ninth and G streets, opposite the Patent
Once.
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OUR THANKS.

We tender to the patrons of our house cur
thanks for their generous tavors Of the past year.
Notwithstanding the revcTses through which the
country has passed our trade has increased
twenty per cent. over any past years business.
During the present year our stock will exceed in
variety and fineness any that We have ever Of
fered. We are now negotiating with one Of the
leading cutters Of New Yosk to assume charge Of
our Tailoring department. Many other mino: I'M
provements will be made in our business, which
we trust will prove conducive to the wants of our
patrons,
Thankfully yours A. SAxs & Co.,
Tailors and Clothicrs, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-03
THE MARKETS.

FINANCIAL ANDCOAIMERCIAL.
Ftr,a ished5y Ls,eis Johnson Co., BGnkers Vernon
Roto. northeast c,rair PenasyIraafa apenue and
Tenth strsst, Washington.
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Chicago and Bostos fires.
KEEP OUT OF THE COLD.

Go to Savage's and get him to put his uurivaled
weather-strip on your windows and doors. Many
have been conferred, and advise their friends to
70 and do likewise. Jos l. SAVAGE
Pennsylvanis avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-03
THE REGISTERS OFFICE.
L1CENsESGRANTEDD DURING THE YEAR
1873

1873.
The following statement Of the amount realized
from licenses issued during the past year will be
interesting. These licenses are issued through
the Office of the register, John F. Cook, on return
ofcertifcate Of deposit from the collector. The
licenses are issued to and the money is realized
from parties for the following purposes: Insur-
ance agents. real estate agents, book agents,
several markets, dealers in merchandise, whole
sale dealers in liquors. dealers In produce carts,
wagons, hacks, commercial agents, bankers,
Sis, $3.50.
NotwitE standing the financial panic tho re-
ce:pts during the past two months have only de-
creased Sl;3!45.
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j. n. SQUIER = co,

Bankers No. llle Pennsyivaais avenue, pay Z
per cent. on all deposits.
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THE SCOTTNOyUHEyT.
SUceEssFUL KUyTIyG PARTY.

oOCSEooN VI HoH1L-su IhH1 L.
On Thursday last, party Of gentlemen Of this
city, consisting Of Henry Kuehlmg, W. B. Nc
KIlden, Charles WilIet, John q. Morhons. ]. Q.
Poynton, A. II. Shnttuck, W. Vance, W. s. West,
H. M. Pope, E T. Thomas, e. H. Houghton, A.
s. Bryan, E. Beech and VIM. Grace went on o
cunning expedition, and returned yesterday with
two deer, three large wild turkeys, . number Of
rabbits and other game, all killed between this
city and Accotinck, distance Of about twenty
miles. The doe weighed 100 and the buck over
100 pounds. The deer were in splendid condition.
The hunters arc elated with their good luck, and
last night properly celebrated their triumph.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-03

Call and examine the IRE and bur zlar-proot
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner of
New York svenuc and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securitiea jewels, slyer-warc or other
vslua6Ies. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
Afford to do without them.
Tske parsing from tie Chicago snd Bosios fires.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-03
POLICE EOERT


On New Years eve q score Of marines, after
having spreed /. with high hand all day, were
very unceremoniouslv received" by ncmbers Of
the Metropolitan police, who oficially extended
their station house hospitality to them during the
night, and formally introduced them to Judge
the attention that the court and law could pos
sibly bestow. Tho entire entertainment cost
them Is each. About thirty other cases, princi-
Induced by New Years cnthnsiasm and poor
whisky, secured the civiiity AMI administration
Of the court, incrci sing the District funds to the
sight" when the tall. brisht-eyed Mrs. Richards
entered the bar q justice for the purpose of de-
Tending her good name AMI person from tho SIAN
derous destinations and dIsh-watcr assault of her
two female neighbors, Rose Collins and Mrs.
Margaret Tyler. 1t appears that these young
ladies have been paying Mrs. Richards much at
tention for some time past in the shape OF tanta
izing expressions and brickbats. When Rose
would call her . "bcauty," Margaret would forth
with name her . .'th," and when neither could
lind wor,ls in which 10 express themselves they
would appeal to the good disposition ossfIrs.
Richards by sunusin1 her person with Greasy
dish,water and pelting her with mud balls and
bricks. She, by her own testimony, appears to
have been patient aud long suffering, bearing the
multifarious insults Of these two young ladies'
Se1tehed The young hat n they
too aggravatng even for the peaccab BIZ -disposcd
Mrs. Richards; whereupon shs sought refuge AMI
redress In the justice OF the Police Court. The
Judge, in passing santcrcs said that .ir the time
had come when ladies could no. pass aloag the
street without being insuited by ladies, It was
certainly proper for tho court 10 mike such an
example Of the offenders will tend to Stop such
indecent proceedings" A fine of p was imposed
on each, and both gave bonds 10 keep the peace.
THE SCOTT MONUMENT.
Many Of our citizens have noticed ON the open
ground ut Twelfth and Spring Garden streets the
model of IN equestrian statue OF General Win
field Scott. This statue, cast in bronze by Rob
crt Wood & Co., for the public grounds at WASH
ington, will require q firm foundation to support
its immense weight, and we learn from the report
Of the Commissioner Of Public Grounds aud
Buildings at Washington something of the size of
the granite blocks used for the pedestal Tho
block Of granite furnished by the Cape Ann
Granite Company of Massachusetts, for the plat
form, is probably the largest stone ever qaarricd
In this country. When quarried 1t was twenty
eight feet two inches long, eighteen feet five
inches wide, and three feet Two inches thick, aud
contained ,5s8 cubic feet. It weighed over 80
tons, but when dressed Weighed 10 tons, its Ill
mansions being theft reduced to twenty-six feet
eight inches by ten feet six and q quarter inches
by two feet ten inches. The block for the sub
base was larger when quarried than the dressed
platform stone, ard weighed, whcn dressed,
eighty -four tons.-Phc'a. Ledger. Jan. 2.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-03

DIARIES for 1874 for registering events past,
present and futures valuable pocket companion,
With blank space for every day In the year.
street and Pennsyivania avenue, has ifsy differ.
ent kinds, In various styles Of binding. Com
mence the new year with diary.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF for Young Men from the effects
Of errors and abuses In carly life. Manhood re-
stored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment. New and remarkable rene
dies. Books and circulars sent free, In sealed en-
velopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
2Somth Ninth street philadelphia, Pam institu-
tion having high reputation for honorable con-
duct aud profession al skin. oct1-3m
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STOVES AND TINWARE.
Q10 ~. H. Narrower, 90
| O1o SEVENTH STREBr, O1O
| Five doors from Pennsylvania avenue north. :,
| go FURNACES. FIRE-BRIcKs,
| REPAIRS FOR ALL KINDS OF STOVES.
FULL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE-fURNISHiN0
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FULL DRESS
SUITS
FOR RECEPTIONS

SIG Seventh street.
The Largest Clothing House in the District.
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T INCOLN HALL.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1874,
MISS ANNA E. DICKINSON.
Subject:
.sFOR YOUR OWN SAKE
Sale Of seats commences Saturday morning, Jam
uary ., at Warren Choate Co.'S bookstore, 9l1
Pennsylvania avenue.
Admission 50 cents; reserved seats IS cents extra.
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etnes. All who suffer from coughs, oolda irrita-
ton Of the bronchial tubes or tendency to con-
sumption, will find in d.. Wtster's Bslssn Of Wild
edectual in removing disease. The Bafsam Is
pleasant remedy; It IL safe remedy; II Is power
iul remedy; 1t IL speedy remedy; It il . remedy
that cures.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-03

1aovN,s metallic weather strip, tho cheapest
and best I'm use. For sale only at Tubman'e, 413
Ninth street. Wall paper reduced twenty Der
cent. The only place In the city where you can
get window shades for d, with fixtures complete.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-03

Firms Of which one ID member OF the STOCK
Exchange car have o representative ct tho Ex-
change, on . salary, BY hling satisfactory obli-
cation with the secretary Of the Exchange that
the said firm or individual member is responsible
for the acts Of its or bis attorney; and the said
attorney on his part pledging himself to DO bust
ness solely for the firm or Individual member Of
which he fs the acknowledged representative.
THE MINIMUM AMOUNT THAT NAY BE OFFERED.
No securities shall be offered ON the calls in
less sums than o10o, and no offer be permitted
under one quarter per cont, unless for sums Of
q 900 and upwards.
Ali applications for placing securities ON the
regular or free list shall be made to the govern
ing committee, with . full statement Of capital,
number Of shares, resources, 20.
A member bidding for or Offering stock on time
for another member Of the Exchange shall DO
obliged to mention his name with the bid or offer.
As this Organization largely involves the In
terests Of the people, and those doing nonetaSy
business for them, We have dsvUtsd liberal space
to its prominent provisions In order that they may
be properly understood.
As before indicated, the most correct and enter
prising bankers and brokers are now Identified
with the organisation, aud its salutary influence
ON home securities b already being felt.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-03

WILLARD HALL TO LET
w FOR BALLS, FAIRS, RECEPTIONS, THE
ATRICALS, &C.
Apply ut ONCE OF wiliard.s Hotel. dea
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DIR. II. S. BROWN,

l31S Massachusetts Avenue, betWeen
1htrfeensn and Fourteenth Streets.
Fun upper or lower set Of Teeth...........-.S l5
Partial !" - :. .s ............. ~ to A13
Teeth extracted BY the use Of pure Gas ..... d s.
Each additional Tooth, same lttinx ........... 50
mhll-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-03

Out Of 2,eA sewing machines Distributed to ap-
plicsnts BY the Chicago Relief Committee, each
applicant designating the machine she wanted,
1<27 were Of the Singer patent. These significant
facts show the high appreciation In which this
excellent machinels held.-Harpsy's Weekiy, NeW
York,
The daily gazette., 1874-12-22
For DlRLheria.

A gentleman who has tried it rec
ommends as garglc for diptheria the
following Take q piece OF rcd oak
bark about the size Of the hand. q
large grasp of sage leaves, but in one
pint OF water, boil down to bali pint !
then add one teaspoonful of pllver-
izcd alum apd one teaspoonful OF pull
verified borax then add enough hepeytc
make it very sweet and use q sa gargle
every half hour, swallowing a little
at the same time to be sure it rcache!
tue affected parts.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-22
Registers Crae'
EtGIsrER OFFIcs,

ELGlSTEB vFfIGH.
e New ,stiu LguntJ, NuNtipef - iott,,
II Ift,o,, aui,iic.ilou IL il% l"tNu,
AaSiaistrntor q. Mnrgstei feeee. ''e ot
wiIningt Ia han lred. IN ,aIt c1unt1. ucetas-
ed ; IL il Ordtted and drerie't BY iAs Itssls
ter that the .AipisistrItpt dloTeaAii f,he
notice VI the grantins ei I.lltSis Vi Az
miI,istratioh upOn the tiia'c Vt '',e Seo east q,
Win the date u srtnt.nr thertd' tF clo1lnf
Advertisements 20 DO pusioi Hllalu loity "urs
fTntn the date of Snch Letter., IN FIX " the
most public places Of the county Of He|Na9,-
ZIG. requiring all persona hayias demand, q,
at;de by an Act of as;c lhiy in such c,.se
made and provided Aud also cGGee the saino
to be inserted within the same period 10 NE
Daily Gazette, Il. y. u a newspaper lho,
lished in Wilmington, and to be oo1tiIuod
sss~sa Given under The hand ard seal 1i
3H{SX olhce. vi the Register ai9resa'l, az
Ns&seV Ne0 Castle, New Cistiecouniy uior''
anil. the day arj gear abuve written.
SEWELL c. BlGGS Register
The daily gazette., 1874-12-22
NOTICE

All peIs5as having claus aGsin'l tic Ia
tate OF The deceased must rrcsr;t the sane
duly attested t. tbs A mis,rator on : oe
fore November 10. b, 1870. or abide the Act oi
Assembly iu such case N ID c ard proyided.
JOHN YOUNG,
A miuistratnr.
Addres, ~ ilmingto-. Pei novi6 d5w