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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-24
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init Is 9obr. nm mann hu MID rem
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toR tu tsIsta tb bu 20 bin." S,Gs
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666 s,f6tl&'. 9iu,iGtsn 6dIbt Climb
btn mir rCrt miItnanntr s,Gcdt. tsrRpb
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pstI'S In bar S6IOfRub orfdua' bot.
ad tu rss,. gtn war apr sa bafte
Stunb. bic rt's'b Id mt 9sbtoa net ;
snnitau bin Id atfdtlisftii, tcB Id III
hbntr 3eti im qtps mtbutr III fo,'s
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baIb nit esm Gdn ausasmo&t. In ,uft
@o6s unfsr ,basn,r @ss 40 H. 6m'.
Dan Dot tofo $500 pru ftim .ba,ns
@'lb uu mir t6nnt rtr 6ausbnIt adrit,
IN mann mel Datp az fsb Gtntr.rit
boau bubt.
Su BIZ bic fbujIa. her Id RES pFGis
iCB. baIi's for ot& m f&uit mir. Wos
bu buSun tsufa
TsiHs 8Yunt'n VuItp.
@arp an pOIla
@lidIi6s pOtly!
SD MOTT Id ttdt Ia ftlnt SHub
a'ds.-S& foa. f&mtte tas Gif. 70 lang
20 btbb is. Cu toif rect, mann In NIT
tsm Dan bid tlnSiraauns toR ~ tt.
srn. Die Dntp's un @dmp's H,bu'
ale. mir bdtte aGswslI npG be htmt
Belt Dor aiisrS, pO stnts NitsI en-
Naru ssirisst bot; alt Otsr iuno. f4Su
oSsr bdsli6 70 Sue ss iuR bic SG,tp
Sun en- @dbsm.nfG bate; btfabe, ras
ben tie MaRnsIrut made wclt, tts
Nldb mare net 70 aria plenty I'm eaut
m bic @'lsastsit wsitrc 81 stbrs. mar
fGlt&f. S,u 10 oIftpttl sars anRsre.
Rrisat en- 9ub btut Der Sad. Ram bcdt
sr liG mors: nj bit Rsllrcbt Ossr ui Ter
Eslfardf nu sstt nod bsr City, pu sr ls
bs'm Sub,nb towt fam. USr fed faa
Id. bu bOa rect ssSupn. pOGp, un Id
bin f6utr. bu wsrifs nat btrsuf. Eu
pttet. Id Bin fdun 81 Sobr oil, Id
psb6. pit 20 f&oft pann's mol Gtsr
bic 9wartis nousas6i. DIE 5ur&t un
ben SruWst. htu mtr bot. bo6 u,tr pIsI.
isl6t tcds bltits mOat, 70 fn&htlS
asnua. stnis,m @aetI en- ruH,ti6 @t
| adtt ~ a.btn. 6dIi ID vor ,rsb Sout
uf Der 8id s'bcrsi. tsruOb tdit Id aud
ssl&sietsr s,bnbu. la mar fsatmols
atsr NOD 80 paTti'alr for ftlI fas Id,
hu toP p'rnaniiia stbdnbtIt, tb b.tn
gortatsn tur&. 60 pitt poH Dslntr
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-24
9nt&t tsr County aubitcrsH - ia
Ruar 1873, Doupttn GOunts @t
fdnautB.

tANb"sp'
8ir, bic unitrasi&utisn auetiorsn SOa
Dappbin County, brt1ttn, na&esm piI hor'
Ittrfism66ta Ssrtipiet pcresn, eaB MIR bic Dor
n,b,ubs RtGuuua bts SObn Gia, Gfa, COAT
mtiRu porbelaatsn GcuniYs nnb ex oiticio
Sdosmetfr bss Dauptin County @ttGnsnii
fee, isauntnO NIT rem 1 9ana0r 1879. aO'
bSdsu. bul&Haien uub abitIciisn; bnB IT,
fat, T,&nuua pis ociftbtnb ans'fhhrt. ttdb'
Tia N une aIsthIauitno prClrioIIlIt puret, unn
tae mir bic Summr rcu etsr tduttHo nsuu
bdntut unb Rtunuubntunitg Dtlirs unO
p!u,'bu &rnis badr Su @nnftn 6:r 3niptitu.
rem bdlgi,u Gaupbtn County VstansHttits
rorinstr.
Smn 3tEs0s D.dsn tatta !9'' b:sgantst
unltIs RImtneuntsribrift s:ie5l in unitrsr
am-spubs su Sautsturs pa. ar' is. 5auuar,
1874.
Srbn9 g. 81 '@anr
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-24
gu,si&uie tu E6trtnS tss nit ttm 81. Es'
nmksr, fs73, btsnbief.n 9abTts btbenttl.
ten S(raufbNief6lf.

9abuetsrI&i dttr TEN 3nitdnp b's Bs
fSnauiF.S pcn Daupbln County. Sinni
ptnnfvpinitn, prm I. 9auuar 1873, tie
ium 81. Dptmtsr, 1873. inrluilvt. IN llt'
berdnlimmuna NIT ban @Ifiiaurarn be
tTltn atltnti!s ou ailt prm 27. 6ttraar
1917
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-24
Oer 9umori(t.
8ipansts -breiBis--bisrsis
@ssanlsn sinfs WSs$sns.

Wfbantfn ffnf6 WaeWfns,
gnella tpapsIs. sHtli& tTaH,ts
qtiht unb frob burGs 2tbsn iaH,' Id
@te 70 RAID bic wulft fdtassn.
Mt& bic Qsbfns1tllsn irastn.
Ok btr 6lmmsI better Rratltt.
GrobHnn mtlns 0anstn malst!
0as fir libs, fibs Erdnme
6itIsn msinss Strssns Ndumf,
grtuf, frtut MFR 10 fann ft
GnSIi& 5wan,ts, fnoIi& jwanJiS. -
0ie Htt ale nm milo jsrTsn,
Sunas, allie. rsift 9trrsn,
Sd6t Stubtr fab unb sisrIi6
Grnat 6srrH gallant. manistIt@
linb pulI 3drill&fsit unb Gsutr
Nab'n vSn atltn Ssitsp Grsisr
linb-ba fnbst QUO esr Nann ab;
Gnbli& tpan,is. sneltd jwan,Ia
I'd Die bretbis. ab Die br.i6ia
unh NOE tmmer Mdbhsn teie ID!
no anb nun Der Sussnb Greubtn 2
unb wit dnetrn f6 Die 3sitsn,
On s,bn furBsn i&nslIsn Sdbrdtn! f.!
OaSH I'm 5opf sin srauss 6drGsn2
Gn BEN Nue' f&on cine GaIisP
Ga nun bttB Id balb bic gltt
Bin oft drssrIi& unb bsieia.
a6 bic br,ibis. a6 bic trtieia!
8ti'm Etts, btim SanS unb auf 9dgen
Mu6 Id oft mid unwObi Rtntn,
unb Id tanss bod 70 ssrnt,
8ldb,n Mot bic Edujsr fsrnt,
RAM bod elmer MIR pon aasn
Die MIR isbt 70 wobl atfdlltn,
Ddr's anb itIbff elm Icdrsr Ssl6ia.
G& bic brsibte. 40 bic brtleig!
glun gar Sttr,Ia. nun aar pisr,ta,
@oit ttwobrt. nsin man irrt li6
Dat bic 3sit ben pirfli3 Sliasl ?
Dit 70 alt ma6t sc6 m,ln Spi,esI
Mttnt 6aut Bat ttIns Gttdsp,
Nttu. bos mu6 I'm @lnfe nsdtn!
Wabtllb aslhlIh anatfauftn.
Mue mtr sinen nsutn fdufsn.
3o-man fonftrpirtt iIa,
BIN foum oitrila BIN faum Sier;ia -
W't9 Was alaubt man. Id bsiroibsu 2
Dofdr rabr' mid @ott In @natsn!
Sollt' Id milo mn Rinbtn pldatr,
BSftr Wdnntr eaun,n trdatn2
unb wsr ltbig tf fann laden,
Srd l,in @tili NIT 8arisn md&sn
Dsib @cit. man b,luitFst I'D
Gu& nit ptsrsia.-gh. tie SItrtIs -
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-24

O9iHtp uup W NtpgIttuplWuluHB NH EfH
esItst ttsn SnfiJupssn pHbIlhi.
0tprss 9srgntE
9obu J. Sbptnaftr,
9pbn u. SmutL
Nnbrtp g. 9Iad,
%. W. JtnrtnaS,
). q. Srph
9aipsItmtH bts Daupbiu Guauip 6jifGaSu;Tss.
-
Btamisn fur bae laaItn6; 9obr.
Gsf6nsuie apfirbtT-Gjto. B. Stmmcus.
Marens-RIs. Gro. 80. Simmeue.
sf,i-Mm. 3. Gale, ~. D.
pr6Fpfnt be BcaTes Str. Dngnn.
Gsiut6T bee SOaIts-SOtu u. Gmun.
@sfinsntb- Snip,tt tsn, San. l. 1874
@tsra gs.snsE Sctu u. Smua. auSrtw
q. 8Iad, 3. Brtsbln Bepe. W. 81. 9tnninge,
unb SObn 5, @pcsmaf'E.
Berld t tss @,idnsulB. .grst:s an bic
Snfp:It1Ttu.
an BIC 9ufptIferfn bfs DaHPbiH geuHly @f.
fdHanifte. - MetHs oerrsH, SD tas
Be be gtM StuiH IeletHteH gfrIGl tiT hae
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-24
Getbnmu8
bts
Daup6in gountp 8efdng=
Miles.

SsbH StiL SHasmsillu be- Genniys
Daupbiu. pa, unb ex-ofacio S9asmtiitI
tts Gauptln Gsuniy GsfiHsniffs, In RfH.
uune nit bslasism County Itt ttiaetfs
GjfinsniB;
Glnnabmen-lS7S.
9ilanl In Reft, 9anuar ], 1888 324 ~
9adt ttbalitn ron eruntpsGoni>
mifiunsrs, Iaui ibru Srbtr, tur - a.
llnitiliibuHs fur 1878 l2,Voo w
Baar spa @ssTst B. Simnpne,
guflepn bss DaupbIn GOnnip
gtfansnilfts. sl49, tiHstne#>
men far GSIitbssbabItn, Hf>
Iltnunb iinisreaIt BON @tianst>
n,r, pis foIstnet Saetur lttsi'
Htiabt fur SaaItal, tri>
fsnp Rdri 81, 1873. IL 0o
guublt fir auatial. tr'
ttnb Stunt 30, 1873, Is 20
8natlt far Suartal, IN
6nb Stptmber $50, '7S 22 % - .,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-24
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SfuSaabeH-IS7B.
$t5,9O4 80

CSu @mnb fir SOrNtbsnes srCss gtlfnl
litai bariu, bo6 Dr. Gia nur bic Orofrs ron
erei SisrttI Sobrtn nusbtlablt bat unb aus etm
Unit aiua, stt bic SIbns fur Sde lteif Vlsr'
t,Iiatr rra ben @sfdusaib 9uipsfIOun uusss'
fslli parsu.)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-24
mIi BEN 81. Ds,eHbsr. 1878 sutsHts SabI
ID unttrbrelien.

Mt BEN 81. DnsHbsr. 1873 sHssHts Satr
~ uHitrbrsiifH;
anfanas tts Sabfss bsrtftit Huetv6bnli4
bel afanfttit, falf atlt ishe4 lsiue Jubipitufu,
bic trf iiriIiG stustftrIirt pertta. Bdtrsne
bfr ifBifu Htun Npnatf mar bsr GtInHhbtiie-
sufanb I'm DsfdusniB aueaitt6nsi. Gin Ees
tfsfaa Tam r6tItne ets 9atte rrr = tfr tt.
ufe faIbiefH RaHnfe. bfr fsii len ltkifn d4i
resr jtbn 9atrfH b6Hfg elm Btpetnn ttlIfl-
ben mar, unb irfun iuItbt anfafRpmmsn, mar
iftn Sylfm tura NusI&btfuns uno 3ranf-
btii ftbr ifrrlttft.
9Ettbuubni uub hrd 8snGt line 9smaGi
peihin, tpescH bic mtbThfn p6brtne her f&rf.
rfn flranibftt pen bIfi bsr SnIllfu, rfIGs afs
naus Btcbatiung unb SergfaIt ftiitrs Intr
mtburt eRodsH lang nblbie md@itu. 3re
bapUn liub muiRiibias Sale tu WItbtIbsT-
ifluus. une 10 II lptiffltaft, oh iratno Gin
0sfdnsnib i'm eauSt atbnlI&e auflapriitn
ptrmdg.
Wan npaiisif, kab pmn Gin Civ 5elpilaI
ttatliri id, milun.tr Gin Irdnftr uuh tutirdfif.
ir Wsafdbrfr, ter lena pbEe @tiitrfs ihS
G,a6neuiB jur 9tbantlana ssfhidi prrttn
rare. NHfnabme IN tfnr snhali fasn mir
es; attr rHeliidli6sr @tilt bat i'm 8tfdnl.
nib feline Abuntms reH Iranitn SnIaTtn hait.
ssiunern. Das iCllit ui6i 70 itin Rtis'
pIlfcpinistr fnetn bic 1fanIfn In Gc!ae tfr
auesGsitntitu 0lfiEsu,B @trpaIuns suif
phtat unb aiitet Bsbanbluna.
aHasl&IeGtu IN tin DHitiGuib ttr atanfs
btitsfalt euf wtltie Id btn BOdTb a6iuuss.
rUl rnpdff. 6s mag an plate idn, bier ~
bsmuiSn, taB irssub tint 9ul&ttetnttii jpis
lhtn titltm 8fTitt unb htri, pGlhfr hem
Siaals 9uarS ffmlIittn SpEpit6Itr eflItftIt
ptrbe. htm llmRaup iuiuiGrtibtH 10, bsb ltB
isrer finfah 2ranfbtttetias unitr gnbIs9Tn
ahfiibTt, RGbrne Ter an bic 9ufpifIptn &C.
m6die ale umfaet.
!3um SGlrb ltes Id nit Grsuttn 3susnib
ab pom bn plrltnesiitt hr WaiIpnf, nit mel
der ts iiir bic BtehrfniNt fn ararfGH icrst.
foirts eH& fir bic ibIistn SfamiSn Ter Wit
hnIi.
a&tunsspOa uut.rbuiitt,
@tIiiam9. GeiE ID. D.
grsl tsS Daupstu 60. @tfdnsuif'e.
Sauisturs. 9auuar !, 1871.
gtne&uie tr rdtuns tre nit etm 81. Ee.
uHttr, fs73, btenbtpt.n 9abTte bfbGHttl.
ten straufbrief6af.
SnitrmiiiiIturtS Gitbu Al, HmilllrGnbts
Nisbn 9, Grtsrtr GitbtT 4. atnitr RbtumaiIe.
mus 10 GrpnIiGr Rttamdiismus 4, acute
DiaubHs f3, GIoniftt Diar:tSe 2. A. TOibs
Rubr 2, @torbat 8 StOfsln ., @Itti 3. @c
ucrrt5a t3, @yptiie (prtmars) 5. SspttIte
I,rcnenrv) 9 Sppbilis (trIiilIp) 2. Spnma
iputEl 2, 5Sufsrpdbpfuu NabnFnu 4,
als @unps 3. GpiIsr1t 8, 4, SiOu&ns 19.
G. grcnGitis 1. edrpnaitte 1 pnfuncmia 2.
pvlbias Q SsuptvGs Q Wursufuua 9laIsrs
isin srGss 3. Gusiitwustt 5, Guldneune
9. Ssariiia 1. &GwauBuIGufl f-iuIammsn
i9l. 1 IUbssfau.
SabuetsrI6t lttr TEN 3uadnp bis Ws
fSnauiT.S pcn Ddupbln County. Sinni
ptnnfvIslnisn, pcm 1. 9auunr 1873. HE
Jun 81. Da,mtsr, 1873. iurIulps In llt
bsrtinIim nuna NIT btn @nfiiaunatu be
trnn Atltnh!s cu aiIt pSm 27. 6ttraar
1917
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01
THE MARINE BAND.
"A SUGGESTION FROM A ooRREsPol

A SUGGESTION FROM A CoRRESP0N-
DENT. '1
70 tAs Editor Of tAs EattonaI Repabi tcdR.,5
SIN: The Marine Band returned yesterday sf-
tsrnoon from their trip to Long Branch, New
York, and Cape May, where they have been Tor
the past ten days in company with the 9th
Maryland regiment, which regiment arrived In
Baltimore yesterday morning. The band ex-
pressed themselves highly pleased with their
Journey and the reception they met with at all
points, and especially their treatment by the
boys Of the 9Th.
They were also compelled to admit that they
had the shine taken completely out Of them oy
the nh regiment band Of New York; cpd In
conversation with your informant could not
conceal the chAgTin and modification they felt
upon coming IN contact with this class " band,
outnppbering them twoto one-the THE band
hhs eighty pieces, gAtls 9pEs only number ABOUT
70 lie matter Oh uniform, numbers, ability, and
their get-up generally, being looked upon (Which
they sre) as the pafi1nal band. Its alleged
as reason fofnot making better Appearance
that the pay Il insufficient 70 secure the best
talent being paid on eos per month FOR those
rated as tirsE class, and $40 per month for those
Of the second class, cut OF which they have TO
clOthe themselves and purchase their unitorms'
In this competition the inquiry IL forced upon
us, Why can't we have national band Of
which we might be proud And why sufficient
interest is not taken In It BY those whose duty
It Is TO see to 80 Twas 70 have been hoped
that after the Boston jubilee, where We wit
messed the grand bands (uational) Of England
France, Germany and Austria, and where our
supposed famous Marine band sunk into insig.
nifcance, that we would had one organized
that might compete with anV IN the world
! Cannot our Secretary Of the Navy and also O
War, too, unite, and give Us q band Of which
we might boast, and worthy Of this great Yam
kee natIonl MUSICIAN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01
cARn PRoM SRNoR BAR{LL

At the request Of Senior Barili, lately q resi-
dent Of this city, we publish the following let
ter, which explains itself. It has been refused
publicity by the Post aad Nal;
GLENCOE, ONT, July 10, 1874.
10 TIE Editor ofths cAtedgo Pest and AGI;
SIR II the article IN your paper Of the 4th
instant, entitled "The Patti Family" was
mere personal matter would not pay any at
tsntion 10 It; but as Il touches the sacred menu
DRY Of my parent, and you are not ashamed to
insult that which Is respected By the savage
IDdian-the grAve-my silenee would oe .
crime. /, therefore, protest, with all my
ener0v. s1ainst he caluinnies and false asSeF-
tons regarding the Barih- Patti family con-
tanned IN that article sent to you BY your re-
porter from Washington. That person, In In
PRODUCING himself 70 me under the false pre-
text Of Wishing to know some more details
about my lsteiy published pamphlet, In which
| / have giye1 10 the public my reasons for my
determination 70 leave America after resi-
dence Of twenty years. abused the confidence
reposed In him, and took advantage, las you
say in your srtiele) "of my courtesy ard ex'
pansiFe nature ~
Not only has he put IN that artiole what
mentioned in respect 70 some ro1bles IN ny
family, Vhlch are, in almost al such case, tn'
natural result Of having step-fsthef or step
mother, but be invested and published, 10 ordei
20 attract public attention, the most malignan
/ nd absufd cslumnies, thinking only Of u,
dollars and ceuts Il would bring TO your an
bis own pockets, without ever giving any con
/ aideration- 10 the honor Of family which,
T,rpsurne. has 4 right TO the esteem and respee
Il n every civilized community.
4 Uonfn0 that YOU will be honest enough %
least 10 the Justice to me TO publish this letteI
/ 1 am your obedient servant, A. bARiLi'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01

Since 1872 the death rate IN Washington has
been reduced to Is in every 1000 Of our popu-
lAiion, and in this year (1sT4) It is not proba-
bic that we shall bury over 1900 persons-a
very remarkable showing, especially when our
large eolored population Is considered.
The health Office is already IN receipt Of
packages Of teas, cof1ees, spices, sugars and
WHISTLES from several grocers Of the city. To
each package Is attached . tag describing the
character Of the article, the number, name Of
the proprietor, &c. DR.. Craig is the chemist,
and it Is proposed by DR., Reene, the health
officer, that this work shall not only be
thorough, but satisfactory to consumers and
dealers alike.
Mr.. ]. G. Csben, president Of the Board o.
Health, Of Richmond, with Mr.. r. w. Manly
| superintendeut Of education and alderman o.
| Richmond, have mado a complete personal IN
slection Of the operations Of the Odorless Ex
cavating Company Of this city. They returned
70 Richmond yesterday highly pleased with tn
new ideas gained here Of our sanitary system
and with the purpose Of Recommending 70 th'
Richmond authorities similar plans and power
| for its Board Of Health.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01
ANOTHER FEMALE LKPosTER.

A SHARP LITTLE CONFIDENCE GAME.
Within the last day OF two female I'm
poster has been visiting the residences Of citi-
Eens In the northern part Of the city. She is
about eighteen or nineteen years old, has .
large, plump, round face, carries . yellow
parasol and q large mArket-basket. Having,
by inquiries Of servants and others living IN the
vicinity, ascestained the name Of the lady Of
the house, and also Of some neighbor with
whom she is acquainted, she represents herself
as sent BY the latter TO the former as needy
and deserving person. who Is worthy Of any
assistance she can bestow upon Ter. She tells
q pitiful story Of q mother and her family IN
great destitution. There is nothing to eat In
The house forsthe three young children. Her
brother is anxious 70 20 20 work, but has DO
clothes. Tears rise il her eyes at the most
affecting point 10 her tale, which is most skill
fully told, and she usually bears OF . goodly
supply Of secondhand clothing, and perhaps
some groceries or money. she next tries the
one By whom she purported 70 be recon-
mended, and repeats her tale, with variations
TO suit the case. She has been quite sue
eeEsful.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01
NEW ADYERTIsBXEETs

a @. ooruyell 4 Sons, iIls PennsylvaniA ave
nue. opposite Wtllard'a. Fine groceries.
Fine property for sails ct suction By Latimsr 3
ClsGTy.
Furniture for sale By Dunoansou Brothers, cor.
ner Of Ninth And p streets, Tuesday morning.
Meeting Of the New York Republican ASsociA-
tion.
Proposals. Tor work on the washington Squs
duet.
Proposals for registered package envelopes.
Reformed Episcopal services tomorrow night.
Brick dwelling for sale Tuesday, August 4, b.
z. ]. Sweet, auotioncer.
Pocketbook lost
Fine isWslry for sale at aaetlon By J. J. Henry
euctioneer, this mornlng AZ 10 O'CLOCK NO. "
PsnnsylvanlA svenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01
ITEKs.


MANY who are suffering from the effects Of the
warm weather and are de0iiitated, are advised ~
physicians 70 take moderate amounts Of whisky
two or three times during the day. In little
while those who adopt this advice frequently IN
crease the number Of drinks and IN time be-
come confirmed insbristes. beverage which
will not create thirst for intoxicating liquors, and
which Is intended especially for the benefit Of
debIlitated persona Whether II home or abroad,
Is DR.. Schehcks Sea Weed Tonic. Containing
the juices Of many medicinal herbs, this prepare
ton does not create an appetite for the intoxicat
ing cup. The nourishinS and the Me-supportfng
properties Of many valuable natural productions
contained IN It sEd we'll kDWn 70 medical nap
have most strengthening influence A single
bottle Of the Tonic VIII demonstrate tts yaluabie
qualities. For debility arising from Sickness,
over sxertion or from any cause Whatevof, vine
klAssfnl Of Sea Weed Tonic taken after meals WI
1trongtben the stomach and create an sppetito
for wholesome food. To al who are about leaving
their homes, We desire 10 say that the excollent
effects Of DR.. Sehenok's seasonable remedies, sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. are particular
~ evident when taken By those who are injurt-
ously affected b. change Of water and diet. No
person should leave homo without taking sup
ply or these safeguards along. For aals BY all
Druggists -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01
RFAL ESTATF SAILS.

q Il Warner real estate broker and oue-
tfopeer sold yesterday afternoon, II suction, Tor
woodbury. Wboeier, trustee, part lot 3 square
66s ffoniing g feel on X Eirpet north, Wlth
ih2proved by three-stoTy brick house, q oS,02A
10 Thomas 6hefidani and part lot IN zane
square, eontsining !, eoo square teet % 49, .
1sy and AlVoFd, trustees, the iolloHing lots o.
WiIke1i gubaiVfslon, IN square "a: On North y
Strest, between North Capitol street and Nav
tween and @ streets north, vlI; Lot e, contain
inG LAS square feet to ". T. Lee, AZ u cents per
square foot; lots 9, % sad Sll containing e,lss
sauare foot; lot S. containing LIS square feet 20
D. whitney, ct t1O4 per square footi lot - con
tanning LIS square Get g zane ~ " esa PEI
eeme at u ceuts per square loot lot - contain.
ina iT2s SQUIRE feet, 70 ]. Q. q. k4nnedy, e. "
oshts peF SQUARE foot lot g, containing l,ia1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01
TIE CAPITOL CROWDS
THE WORK OF BTPRoVEMENT COM
MENCFD.

The work Of Improvement on the Capitol
grounds has been commenced under authority
Of an appropriation OF 500, 900 in the sundry
civil bill, 70 be expended by the architect Of
the Capitol "for Improvements according 70 the
plans and under the general direction Of Fred.
Law Olmstead." The trees marked for cut
ting down are now being removed BY large
parties Of men, Who are allowed the wood as
compensation for removal. On next Monday
the bids for the sloping down Of East Capitol
park, from the esplsnade Immediately n front
Of the eastern facade Of the building 70 First
street east, will be opened. At the latter point
the cutting down viii reach ten fest The
whole amount Of earth to be removed In grad
ing Il IA, SIS cubic yards. Mr.. 0lmstead hai
about perfected bis plans for the einbelhsh-
ment Of the entire eastern and western parks
but Il is thought that the grading viii eonsnm'
the greater part, il not the entire season. Their
are about one hundred bidders for the contract
OF lowering the grade Of the cast park.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01

The quantities estimated are ooV sons NsiS4O
pounds each) best quality white ash NO. or
broken coal; $50 cords best bakers seasoned
nina -ood. 90 cords seasoned hickory, sawed IN
three niece. and 90 cords of seasoned oak, saw
"a in three pjeces. The contracts were award
Cd 70 johnson & Bro. for the coal Q. Y: King
for tho oak and hickory wood, and L. ID. Guf
nand for the pine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01
BOARD OF HEALTH.
NOTES OF THE DAILY WORK OF THE
OFFICIALS.

NOTES OF THE DAILY WORK OF THE
OFFICIALS.
Yesterday the following parties received from
DR.. Keene official notices to Gbate nuisances
Thomas WeatherS, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Turner,
Lewis Taylor, James Brown, LILY Campbell
and Classon Carter. The nuisances consist Of
houses or rather shanties, eondspped as unfit
for human habitation, and situated on squafs
ISL, bounded by Virginia avenue, c, Tenth and
Eleventh streets. They are all Inhabited by
colored people, and their condition has beer
such as to impregnate that portion Of the city
with the foulest odors and with malariAl
poison. Contiguous TO them are the residences
Of many prosperous citizens, who VIII rejoics
ip this finely sctiqpI
Speaking 81 Washington a. q healthy city
we have the proof in the following list Of death
rates, compiled for 1872, in some Of the priDci
pal cities Of the world
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01
DVORCE SUrT.

John J. Michigan wants divorce from his
wife, Angennetta Michigan, and that as soon
az possible. He sets forth his reasons for this
remarkable request II bill before the Equity
Court Of this District which his counsel took
away from the court Immediately upon enter
ing the suit. The case viii lot Do heard until
October next.