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n!tntions llo niny ihlnk nccsfni 10 promote n,i
sec.ro t,o tntcrcsta Ut lilo city, aud submit tho
10 Ills noafd.
THE ssfhnL.rox HOSPITAL.
dangerous proximity to tho prison. tho following
was nlloptol:
Jiesn,pca, That, in tho opinion Of lhts poar1 tno
o,,ao croccl for pcst-os,so eonid tot bo occupied
a. nell until brick wnll thnll 10 built around 4,
1n1ciont TO prevent irgrcas Or egrcss and that tho
noarM ~ ot a s'a Mofas ~ DO sgeny requested to sakc
'De '.ss ~ 1snonn
Altar ttc o;1fomrn1noat ~ t1,o 1,oora .,o H.,
pcrIntan1o,t ictl .o ,nrtv - oa tor 'nu i".ron ~
n ii,ro,,.., tLa IIa ~ ~, VI. ~. VI lbec"
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staadFy roraons, for board..... ......... al1 90
sa'o Of fu1:t!fica.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 110,i5
A!oliilt uuo on executions. g07t00


'Of tho nt,oye, $I,41777 ssas used IN construction.
but pnid from tho general fund.
RTATEsfENT OF PRISONERS,
Reeefvtd and dtscharged. Mules. .re,na!es. Total.
In prison Jan. l, 1873...... 383 100 Gil
Received Jan. to Doc. 81,
1878, Increase. .4,b38 1908 1854
Total. :....,:......:.4o .4o2l 1,524 e,4i5
Discharged Jan. to Dec. 81,
1879, Increase: :..::......,.4,b42 1904 $3.50
In prison Dec. 81, 1873...... $40 131 600
Total. .fo21 1874 o,445
0FFEHBEa FoN WHICH CONVICTED.
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Home National Bunk,

Home National Bank,
At meeting Of the newiyeected Doaru Of Directors
Of tho Home National Bunk, held yesterday tho follow
ing officers were elected:
P1csident-Gen. A. l.. Chclain.
Vice-rresideut-Jacob l3ni1ler.
Cashier-Gcorgc ". Fuller.
Assistant C1sh1er-C. T. pago.
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PERSONAL.

Speefal Dispatch to Tha Chicago Tribune.
DLpoMINoToN, H., Jan. 13,-3ltHa Leie hfnhon, OF
Normal, lcayeH next week for mission In IndiB.
farowell meeting will 10 hold In tho Methodist church
II, Normal next Sunday. Mtss Afason B graduate OF
thB Normal School. Bh0 Is accomplished plygf~
clau, aud public speaker IL carnGat aud eloquent.
, 1874-01-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Monthly Ma gtkine for y0uhKcst roaucls. BuFEHt1.
IY ILIl16TKATKD, Hsnd stamp foF se,npls number.
Now g tho time 10 aubsoflbo. j0liN i. Si0IEY, is
Utp1uheld,St.t Boston, ~
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H<6aE0Ez1&9U31 oA S2o NoN CITY gov"
erMlncnt-A Decentralization Com.
mission.
Special Rtspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Jan. 14.-TAo now City GoVernnentyswa6
duly installed Tonight. Aid. William II. Langley wa1
elected President of tho Common Council with AID.
". II. Baxter as President PRO tom. Mayor Moffatt
read bis annual mcasago IN person, and transmitted to
tho Council also lin nominations Of 1embors Of ho
ander Chapoton, Harvey. King. and Nicol Mitchell.
They wero laid on the table for future action.
Gov. Dagley Inns appointed as the State Commits.
zion to locate tho now intermediate prison, MesArH.
Hampton lcet Of 1onia; O. u. Hills, Of Muakegou,
and J, III. Smith, Of Wayne.
, 1874-01-15

Author OF "1ho Wou,nu in Whito." .sIho Now Mngda-
lou, kc, will read n hiao Ifn1l On FRlDAY Hn le
MYsTKsY." Tickets. with reserved soat, 5so. and ST.
according to location. Admission, t0c. For sails Mt
Culhta Library. III Manroc.St.
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LOUISVILLE BOARD OF TRADE.

Lnulsv1LIE, Ky, Jan. 13.-Tie Louisville Doard OF
Trade, which, stHpuuled Homs wrekB since, Will be
rnopened to,norTow ulllnr very favorable auspices
tho Directors haylHg obtained largo K9arantse fund
which II IL thought viii secure permanent auCcess.
, 1874-01-15

xpecia! Hfx,A..tch to tbs Chicago 7ftIuns.
NEw Yu1K JRn 13.-Ex-EeERtor Graham, dcgault-
Ing Secretary OF tho Waltl National uauk, was toay
selsencel to ton years. imprisonment In thu Albany
Hyuitelt1ary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
ATTEhPTED BURGLARY.

Aside from the burglary committed in the Dis.
trict Attorneys ofce last evening, several Others
were attempted, among which Mr.. Parsons, near
St. Aloysfus' church, was the object Of attack
Parsons had tofled hard all day, and was sleeping
with that soundness which none but the fatigued
ENJOY when he was suddenly nudgsd in the ribs
by his wife, who told him in . whisper, John,
there's robbers trying to get into the house." lm-
ulediatelT Parsons reared himself on his right
elbow, ard iist'ned with Oreathless silence. The
door knob WAS squeakiag, and thu shufhB Of feet
was heard on the back porch. Parsons told his
wife to follow, and then slid noiselessly out of
bed and commenced o hurried search for q cudgel
which he kept ready for use in case Of an emer-
gency: After cropping about in the dark for some
time In q frultless search for the cane, he became
nervous, and while diving reckleSsly across the
room to ask his wife where It was, he brought up
on the corner Of Saratoga trunk, scrapfng the
"MAry, where the d-l is that Walking stick" he
muttered, clasping his injured limb in his fingers
and prancing about on one foot like an undecided
shot out Of the front side Of the couch with an
elasticity that caught chair laden with the
baby's medicine chest, and threw the soothing
much TO the annoyance Of Parsons, who shrieked,
"Blast It, wife, you'll frighten the robber to
death II you keep on, !" and then they bolted into
the kitchen, armed with boot, and lighted q
while Parsons searched for the poker, and moved
down on the kitchen deor in such manner as TO
elicit from his wife expressions Of admonition
such as "Do take care, john what II ne should
cried the plueky John, he seized the door latch,
raised the poker, looked st his wife, opened the
door snd-fn trotted q little pup which he had
noise By scratching for admittance. John kicked
at the dog, and with the Jane movement sent the
poker flying through the room, rsmaTking to
burglar he hoped the land she'd sIeep n of. and
then he quietly slid into the back side of the bed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
a RECONNOLssANGE.
THE JOINT COMMITTEE ON AN INSPECT.
mo T0IJR

As o change from the monotonous investigation
of the District government, which has lasted over
three weeks, the committee yesterday with
Governor Shepherd, Colonel Magruder, Messrs.
Willard, and Cluss, of the Board Of Public Works.
and Mcssrs. q. Alexander. Thos. Evans, A. Grant,
Thornton (concrete) Smith, Colonel Christy, Of
tho counsel, Brooke Mackall and others, In con-
proyements made by the Board OF Public Works.
The procession first visited Rawlins square, and
then proceeded along q street, Twenty-thtrd
street, and along that street to Mar Hampshire
avenue, thence to P-street circle, adjacent to
which Senator Stewards residence is located;
they then inspected Slash run sewer and the
by way of Fourteenth street to p. and from there
to the circle at Thirteenth street and Rhode
Island avenue. After short stop the cayalcade
TO N, along N to Seventh, and up Seventh to-
wards the Boundary, thence to the Government
Of course, expressed no opinion, and VIII make
another tour Of observation to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
ma. BIZ. 81. ADAMS.

II seems that on the sd instant Mr. Randall
presented in Congress petition Of certain labor
mg1nen representing In brief that Mr.. W. H.
Adams, contractor under the Board Of Public
Works, is Indebted to them In the sum OF go COO;
that the board had refused to pay his order for
that amount. and that he had since drawn some
the case are these: Mr.. Adams did give an order
for about 81 900, which was accepted by the Board
Of Public Works and placed on file, TO be paid
soon ns the board might be In funds They never
refused to pay st. but the counsel Of the working
men withdrew It. From the date Of the Ming Of
that order to the present time, Mr.. Adams has not
received one cent from the board, andth charge
thrt he has H. malicious as gratuitous. Other ref
erences to Mr. Adams In the petition are not worth
refutatIon for among all business men he Is recog-
orable man. IN the interests OF the uorkfnxman
We regre. that they are tho victims Of Sretched
advice.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
NEW MECHANIoAL WONDERS.

A description was given few days since IN TEE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Of the beautiful nechan-
ical models on exhibition at 1ll3 Pennsylvania
avenue, for the benefit Of the Centennial, In
Guiding Pullman palace car, the steamship CON-
tennial, the steamer City Of New York, marine
engine, the tug-boat F. A.. Ohurchman and the
steamship Pennsylvania.
Since that time Mr.. J. Dean Benton, the de-
signer and manufacturer of these unique models,
has added to the exhibition q magnificent model
of locomotive engine, complete 10 oil It's details,
and also one of the splendid steamer Common
wealth. There are now, in all, nine beautiful
models on exhibition, all made Of the purest gold
and silver, and most ofthem worked In connection
with the sweetest sounds, emitted from musical
boxes upon which they rest.
One OF the most beautiful Of the model steamers,
the Centennial, valued at g. 100, has been put up
for rattle, at one dollar per chance, to aid Mr. Ben
ton in procuring the means Of making model, I'D
gold and silver. Of the Capitol Of the United
States.
The price Of admission to this really entertain
Ing and instructive exhibition, as will be seen by
the advertisement, has been reduced to figures so
low as TO be within reach Of ALL and no one should
fail witness IL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
LEHEE ar BRIeHTWoop.

The levee given last evening by the ladies and
gentlemen of Brightwood, at their new hall, for
the benefit Of Holloway Lodge, No. 4, /. q. G. T.,
was one Of the most agreeable affairs that has
taken place in the county during the season.
and the roads in a disagreeable condition. the
whole county was we'll represented by ladies and
gentlemen from its different sections; besides,
many friends Of the lodge from the city and Mt.
Pleasant.
The exercises opened with humorous reading
by Mr.. Frank Clendenin. which caused many
broad smiles and several hearty laughs. After
this the dancing commenced.
Messrs. Barker, King and Cowlina. the eIecu-
tive, and Messrs. McChesney, Voss and Raines,
the reception committee, did all In their power to
give pleasure to those present, and the kindness
and polteness Of the floor committee, composed OF
Messrs. Croker, Summey, Swart, Reynolds and
so pleasant was the evening that those present
hope to hear at an early day the announcement
for Its repetition
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
AUcrTov SALES TOPAZ.

BY Latimer Cleary:
At 10 o'clock, superior household furniture, fne
whistles and wines. children's carriages, wagons,
&c. lot Of farming implements.
AT Il o'clock, 80 boxes washing soap.
By Edwin J. Sweet:
At O'Clock, two neat two-story frame DWELL
tngs, with back building, on the east side Of Yer
By Wormiey q johnson:
At s o'clock, q lot, situated on alley, between
Second and Third and T and @ streets northwest.
By Thomas Bowling:
AT 10 o'clock, at bis auefion rooms. al Loule-
lana avenue, large collection Of new and second
hand furniture,
By Green Williams:
ture, &C., sc.
By VIM. L. Wall Co.:
At 70 o'clock, drove horses, private stock, bug
gfes, harness, he, &C.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25

lhbed BY the French $50 years ago At this point
be made narrow escape from the Apachek At
Fnoac he found city in ruins. He next came to
Phoenix settlement, occupied b. about $50 farmers.
The lecturer then described the various Indian
tribes OF Afisona. Many Of these Indians manu-
faoture leEelry. blankets, &C., superior to any
was put e death ~ be told ten lies If this rule
were Garfield out n Washington there wouldn't
DC cemetery large enough to barry the dead. Z
ton, when he found Stevens had died and stanton
was dying. He warmly expressed his thanks to
Gen. Butler, Senator Nye, Senator Stewart, SEN
ator Scott, Gen. sherman, Gen. Meigs, Gen.
Humphrey, Jedge Holman, Judge Kelley, and
other distinguished gentlemen, for the encourage
mept they had given him, and closed with an
earnest appeal to Americans to do their duty In
aiding IN the Developments Of this grest country.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
PAYING THE SCHOOL rEAoBERs.

The paying Of the teachers Of the public schools.
which was begun In the First and Fourth districts
Thursday, was resumed yesterday, the teachers of
the Second and Third districts being paid. This
closes the paying Of the white teachers. The
amount paid them was e53,Tll.5l. The George
town, county, and coloFed schools will get their
amounts as soop Is they furnish their pay rolls,
and certain Of their treasurere have given their
bonds, which has not been done so4ar by some of
them since their new appointment. No doubt by
tomorrow the money VIII all be disbursed. The
reason that there was no delay In the Washington
schools receiving their part Of the money was that
the pay rolls were fled with the District auditor
long before Congress passed the act appropriating
the money, and the treasurer, on eeInR reap
painted BY Governor Shepherd short time ago,
a cnce flied new bends Is required By law.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
KNIGHTS OF ST. AUGUSTINE.

At meeting held on Tuesday evening for the
purpose of perfseting permanent organisation
of the above club, the following named were
elected as officers FIR the ensuing year: CON-
VIM. Burgess Second Deputy Commander,
Eugene r. Lewis; Financial Scribe, Isaac Lam
die; Chaplain, Rev. Felix BarOti; Recording
Scribe, VIM. H. Smalluood; Herald, VIM, e.
Brooks Wsrden, Horace Dyer; Drill Master,
bert Board Of Governors, Jas F. Jackson, chair
man: VIM. T. Benjamin, Daniel Clark, John
Middleton, Jas. S. Butler, and Thos. II. Smith.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
THE CRUSADERS.

The three weeks Of prayer meetings upon the
subject OF temperance which have been held have
been of great interest and are largely attended,
and have resulted in systematic organized ar
rangenent for work In THIS field. We learn that
the various secUene Of the city baye been district
ed and ladles APPOINTED for each disttltt yhQ ere
the sale of liquors. A large number Of druggists
have signed the druggists pledge. Tho i've ladies'
meetings are to unite to-day at one o'clock In
general meeting, and the usual meeting ut i've
o'clock, at the same place. The sabbath after
noon services at Lincoln hall tomorrow are to be
. general temperance prayer meeting, and on
Monday eve the ladies are to hold q mass temper
ance meeting in the Hauiline church, TO be ad-
dressed and presided over by ladies. The WORK
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
DEATH OF MRS. Matilda JOHNSON

In the obituary column OF THE NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN this morning will be found notice of
the death Of Mrs. Matilda johnson, relict OF the
late Lewis johnson. This announcement will be
read with deep regret by large circle Of
friends, to whom the deceased was endeared by
her womanly virtues. She was ever foremost in
charitable works, and her name and memory Will
be ever embalmed In the affections Of the poor.
AS q member of one Of our Oldest and most re-
spected families-that Of the late Francis Mast
her name is familiar as q household word in the
Catholic community: but her generous heart was
large enough to take in all creeds and national
tiles in the exercise Of heayen-born charity. Her
death was calm and peaceful, as her life had been
pure and holy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
ySFERS OF REAL ESTATE

George Bergling to Clara Heck, part Of lot 9,
square 4ls, s1,7o6: VIM. N. Horstkamp ct al. to
to VIM. Schulze, part lot 9, square 40, go; Or
Vile E. Babcock and wife to Margaret ]. Hetzel,
part lot 8, square III, 5000; Philip A. Tracy to
CHARLES W. King, part lot s, square 4si, 5000:
lot 5, square 4S4, el0; Uhas. w. King to b. H.
Warner lots Is 10 and II, square eTI, 5000; Jas.
Harrity and wife TO WIN. A. Hartman, lot 2,
square 5ss 1000; Thoc. Blackwell and wife to A.
H Nissen part lot Il. square 89i, $500; Andrew
Langdon and wife to Zalnsou Richards lots q, 2,
"a and 20, subdivision square $40. Ga, 900; WIN.
Edmonston trustee TO Julia r. Gallant, lots Is
and H. square 479, SO; Jennie L. Sitter ct al. 10
VIM. Small, lot o, square 3ii, 81, 900.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
ST. M4TTHEW,S oHURCH.

The anniversary of the conservation OF st. Mat.
thew's church, corner of Fifteenth and H streets,
will be celebrated tomorrow In that beautiful
ediico with imposing services, commencing at
eleven o'clock. Haydn's magnificent mass No. 10
will be sung by the choir, accompanied by the full
orchestra OF the National theatre, which is con-
fessecly one of the finest in the city. Among the
talented vocalists who are expected to assist on
this interesting occasion are Mcssrs. Peakes,
Mas, and Bowler, Of the English Opera troupe,
and our own fayorite, Mr.. William II. Burnett.
Rev. B. A. Mcguire, s. J.. the eloquent pastor Of
st. Al0ysius church, Will preach, and the cele-
brsnt will be Rev. DR.. White, assisted BY deacon
and snb-deacUn. The lovers of music and elo-
quence, aud The admirers OF brilliant cercmonials
will no doubt crowd the church tomorrow.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
THE CENTEYNLAL.

Yesterday afternoon number Of ladies assem-
bled at Wormley's at the invitation Of Miss Ris
ley and Mrs. Gillespie, Of Philadelphis, to con
slider the subject Of the centennial and they were
addressed by Mrs. Gillespie as to the work " hich
would be expected from the ladies Of this city.
Mrs. General Beale, Mrs. Carlisle. Mrs. Marcy,
Mrs. Eaton, Mrs. s. 8. Mitchell, Mrs. A. r. Shep-
herd, Mrs. Strong, Mrs. Cambell, Mira. Admiral
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
Navy Y4RD AFFAIRs.

The United States steamers Dispatch and Tri-
anna have arrived at the yard, the former from
Key West, and the latter from the different navy
yards along the Atlantic coast. !
Quite an unusual number OF sight seers visited
the yard yesterday.
The statement In eotemporary that the Wyo-
ming would leave within few days for Fortress
Monroe is incorrect. She Is now discharging her
stores. The rumor is what o sailor would term
tsualley yarnn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
TRE CATTLE MARKET.

The market at the Drovers' Rest Thursday was
brisk. One hundred and ffty cattle were offered.
and Ito sold to butchers ct prices ranging from
~ cents to ~ cents per pound; 20 were driven
and sold at e cents to TX cents for wool; cents
10 6L cents for clipped per pound; and e4.5o to
t5.75 per head for lambs. Forty cows and calves
were sold at prices ranging from go to go per
head.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
AMuSEMENTs. 60.


|NATioH1I THE1TsE.
Mr. ]. q. sAyILLB......soieL Lessee and Manager.
Kellogg.English Opera Company!
THIS sxTURpxY At a0iCI0oK.
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO.
hs shss hsss.n prime i.
Mrs. sEGUIN. Messrs. B. Bowler. 3. Peakes, ".
Carlton, Ed. seguln, BartIemann, White and Miss
fsis SATURDAY EVENING, At q grand Fare
logE, Madame Isnpie Vanzandt, Madame Isabella
BrgnolL, Mrs. Zelda eeguin. Messrs. HAblemenn,
haas, CARTON, Peskes, Hall, Bowler, White, Mss
Anddrews e: L Concert; 9 tsnst, ~ se5,l ~.
ysnzsndt; Lucia 9Th act, the great Md scents
Ms Cisrs Louise Kellogg; = Egolefto, Sffh scs,l
trs, under the direction 81 Frank A Howson.
a extra: Family Circle 50 cenfa. = q Ap25
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
SBAD RAKE.

The shsd bake tomorrow, per steamer Arrow,
will be one OF the most enjoyable, affairs Of the
year. The boat Will leave her wharf at 10
o'clock, and reach the fishing shores OF Mr..
knight In time to witness the hnuiing Of his six
teen thousand fathom seine by steam. All who
participate may expect Just such time as only
Captain Frank can furnish.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
SALE OF VILLA SITES.

Owing to the rainy weather the subdivision Of
the land into market and villa sites belonging to
Alexander Hunter, and lying on the railroad be-
tween Alexandria and Washington, couldn't be
finished, thereby delaying the proposed sale until
about the middle Of May. Messrs. Latimer &
Cleary, auctioneers, will have the same adver-
tised In few days.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
TEA AND COFFEE. AT OLD PRICES

Mr.. John Bowling. proprietor of the American
tea store, corner Of Seventh aud streets, (where
they roast and grind coffee by steam,) In conse-
qusnce Of the Presidents veto, has reduced tea
best roasted Java at 40 cents; Laguyra and
Manicabo 81, and Rio at 30 cents; roasted fresh
every day Al goods are sold at New 9OTS
read the above and take advantage of these
RR Tsff;; Sc S5oS s gT El ind the best and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
TlKE Gre or YOUR YALuARLEs

Call and examine the IRE and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
keeping Of securities Jewels silver-ware, or other
valuables. Rents, from ten 20 sixty dollars per
snnum, according to size. No businsss man can
afford to do without them.
Take earning IRON fhs Chicago and Boston .frss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25

"Burt's" celebrated Vienna shoes for ladies,
misses and children In great variety ct T. T. Gar.
trells, 900 Seventh street. corner OF street. Mr..
9artrell has just returned from che North, where
he purchased largely Of nrst-class goods, and 10
prepared TO offer to his patrons and the public
generally the largest and best selected stock Of
boots and shoes to be found In tho city. Those In
want OF good goods at moderate prices should call
ct 900 Seventh street, corner Of I - -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25

The sale by Messrs. Latimer s. Cleary this
morning. in front Of their salesrooms, Is one Of
the most extensive OF the season. embracing
every variety Of furniture, children's carriages,
wines aud WHISTLES, together with an endless
quantity Of generally useful articles.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
POLITICAL,


The Republican club Of the Twentieth district
met on Thursday evening, in Washington hall,
and reorganiEed by electing Joseph Gibson presi-
dent, Henry Young vice president, and P. Ma
loney secretary. Delegates 10 the Republican
Central Committee. Joseph Gibson, +. Mahoney
and Thomas McMahon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
poyT WAIT FoR THE WAGON

Of L Benjamin,s National Candy Mandatory to
come around 10 your store, but take car and
come ct once to the factory, Pennsylyania ave-
nue., opposite the Metropolitan hotel, aud you will
be furnished free with car-tickets for your ride.
Come as soon as you need anything 10 replenish
your stock. cow
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
CITY ITEMS.
DO NOT rsasEouTE rHr BODY

IN sickness with medicines that depress the
physical energies. What the sick principally
need Is an secession Of vital strength to enable
them to cope with the enemy that has assailed
them. The diseased system should be sustained,
toned, purified and regulated, and there Is no
medical preparation IN existence 90 largely en-
lowed with the properties required to effect these
objects a. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. In ordi-
nary practice apertsnt, bleod-depurating, anti
bilious and sedative medicines are adminfstered
separately. In Hostetters Bitters all these agents
are combined, and act together In perfect har-
pony, 30 that undue debility and undue excite
patient rallies While the disease Is losing ground
In dyspepsia, liver complaint, chronic constipa-
ton, intermittent feyers, general weakness. and
preston, this pure vegetable restorative Is SOW
erelgn remedy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-25
IMPORTANT TO PARTIES WISHING TO SELL
REAL ESTATE.

As the warm and genial breath Of spring comes,
with its inspiration for business, the general
market Is enlivened, and especially Is the sale Of
real estate influenced. The time to sell is the
present. and the place, II you wish to sell cheap,
Is at B. II. Warmers, corner Of Seventh and !
streets,