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National Republican., 1874-06-04
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The North Washington Building Association
held 4 regular monthly meeting on Tuesday night
last Resolutions were adopted amending the
constitution in several particulars, in part fol-
lows Reducing the fines from ten to i've cents
monthly on every dollar unpaid, and providing for
their entire remittance upon an advance payment
same interest to stock advanced upon, when set
tied and cancelled, IS ts allowed TO Withdrawn
stock-thus recognizing the equity of equal parti-
cpation in the profits, and the principle OF part
pership throughout. The following oficers were
elected for the ensuing year George W. Cissel
president; John W. Porter, vice president; Jas
fraser, treasurer; John A. Prescott, secretary.
Direetors-E, O. Eckloh, L. s. Thomas, ]. q.
Thompson, II: 8; CuIm,ngs, W, Cog, Wm II.
d. Dana Several shares were advanced upon, Ct
The seoretarys report shows receipts and dis
bursements, e5s, 50; aggregate advanced nrst
year sss shares, t32 sol, aggregate advanced sec
ond year on ss7 shares, s254I total advanced on
o7s shares eo2l5s; advances repaid on loo shares,
S9 45s; total es2 1905 dues payable on ssttisment
or 6sI shares still advanced on, together With 40
crued profits, s14,4ol.so; balances Of advances,
tss, ,2oS2o. Assets foot up, sss ssa2os; treasury
withdrawn, 40 forfeited second year, 49, cancelled
by settlement second year. 169: on roll advanced
upon, 5s4; on roll not advancsd upon, 14S7: Pres
eht actual value Of each share, 49, profit made
per aunuu; IA PER cent; aversss premium for the
Al the forly.sEl,h meeting x the Capitol AHl
Building AsioeatIsp No. q 10 safres we're sold, At
an average prsmiuA f n, IL ssssss NsIs VIII.
c.--Is d tS.0 premium.
National Republican., 1874-06-04
0BfTTARY.
rnE LATE RORERp II, RoOKER.

THE LATE ROBBERY H. BOOKER.
Robert H. Booker, Of the firm OF Booker
Stewart died at his residence, No. 80 Fourteenth
street northwest yesterday, at ll:s5 q. m. Mr..
Booker came to This city from Richmond, Va, his
native place, in Is4s, and started business with
Mr.. Carter 4. Stewart in 1854. Mr.. Booker was
the first colored man appointed on the Board OF
Fire Commissioners, and served With credit to
himself and satisfaction TO the department. He
highly respected by all classes OF eitiienS as
a man OF sterling honesty and drespectaoility. His
relationship with his partner, Mr.. Stewart, dur
ing the twenty years he was engaged in business
with him was most friendly.
He was greatly respected by our white fellow
citizens. Mr.. Booker was prominent Free
fraternity He Eas filled the position Of Grand
Master, High Priest and Master OF EursKa
Lodge of which he was one OF the founders. He
was also a Knight Templar and memoer OF simon
Corumandery. The firm OF which ne was tne
senior member have always been consideTed ae
carrying on the most extensive business IN the
shaving and hair dressing line in this country.
They have four fine establishments in TINS CITY.
One each at the Arlington, Willard and metro
politan hotels and another on street, near Four
teenth. all OF them fitted up IN elegant style with
every modern Improvement that can add TO the
beauty Of the saloon or contribute TO the comfort
OF the patrons.
In addition to these establishments they have
in operation, during the summer season, saloons
at those popular resorts Long Branch and Cape
May, which have been patroniZed by the most
prominent men in the country, and gained for the
proDrietors q worldwide reputation as being the
acme OF artists in their line Of business
The deceased will be buried from the Fifteenth
by the Grand Lodge, on Friday, Bth Instant at 2
O'Clock y. n. Mr. Booker was twice married. and
leaves widow and four children, the OLD est is
years old and the youngest years. ..-
National Republican., 1874-06-04
THE COURTS.

SPECIAL LTERM-JUsTICE wYLIE
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Rose Volkert vs. Benedict Volkert. Decree OF
divorce from the bonds Of matrimony, complain
ant to resume her maiden name.
Bowen VS.. DeWittand Stamp vs.. ElcholE. d.
cree taking bill for confessed as to certain defend
ants.
Slnes vs.. Sines and Veighmeyer VS.. Nailor.
DEGREES pro confesso.
Freedmen's Savings and Trust Company. De-
cree substituting @. w. Stickney as trustee.
Simpson vs. Fitch. Order for Injunction.
Ourand vs.. Ourand, Bunker VS.. Bunker, and
Mercer vs. Mercer. Submitted on testimony.
Chivington vs. Stebons. Order dlsmissing bill
for want Of replication.
Larner vs.. Larnsr. Ordered to be struck from
the calendar and not restored without leave Of
the court. Adjourned.
CIRCUIT COURT-CHIEF JUSTICE CART
TER.
This court was engaged yesterday with the case
of Bowie VS.. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad, for
damages on account of injuries TO the mare Aus
tralia. The evidence was concluded and the mr.
gumeut begun by Mr.. Riddle, when the case went
over until tomorrow. Adjourned.
National Republican., 1874-06-04
FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

MEETING LAST NlGHT-THE NEW EN-
CINE ON CAPITOL HILII-DEATH OF
EX-COMMISSIONER BOOKER.
The Board of Fire Commissioners mot last
night at their room IN the Columbia building on
Four-and-a-half street, above Pennsylvania ave-
nue.; the president, Joseph Williams, in the chair,
and w. b. Reed secretary.
The chief engineer submitted his report, show
ing that since last report there bad been nfteen
alarms OF fire, with a loss Of $500. Adopted.
The superintendent Of FIRE alarm reported that
during the month of May fifteen alarms Of nre
had passed over his wires and since last report
the working condition OF both wires and instru-
ments he's been as good as It is possible to secure
with the worn-out material in use.
To carry into effect the change Of location Of the
Columbia Engine Company. No. 8, considerable
quantity of new wire will have to be obtained at
once, as It Will be necessaryto connect the new
quarters with another circuit, owing to the i'm
practicability Of getting around the Capitol park
with the wires from the present location:
for permission to extend the circuit from the Hook
and Ladder house, on the Government poles, to
the new site, and hoped to get favorable re-
sponse. Referred to the committee on hre-alarm
telegraph.
The designations of Levin Hough and James
Kuhns were received and accepted.
In response to O communication received from
the Governor, President Williams has returned
reply, in which be says, in compliance to tho re-
chief engnesr o:S n. srouDG oPsr II se
peighboIhood Of the Capitol, and the only place
be found suitable for an dngine-house was at the
Intersection Of North and Second streets and
Maryland avenue. In addition, ho said he had
been before the Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds OF the Senate, and he thought that
they wore convinced Of the tmpropriety OF moving
TIE present house until another Is built.
A large number Of bills were submitted and re-
fsfted,
The application q ". T. EMS y. position in
the department was received and filed.
Mr.. Thomas submitted the following:
Whereas Robert Il. Booker, formerly q member
of the Board Of Fire Commissioners Of the District
Of Oolumbia. has departed this life; whereas the
intimate relations recently held by the dectated
with the members OF this board and the hre de-
partment Of tbs District render 1t proper that ne
should place upon record our appreciation 6f his
services In behalf Of the department as q commIs
s!cner; therefore
Resolved, That we learn with deep feelings of
regret Of the death Of Robert H Booker and that
we tender to his afflicted relations our sincere
condolences and earnest sympathy in their af1lic-
tions at the loss OF one who was good citizen, @
devoted fire commissioner, and an upright man
ResOlued, That copy OF the foregoing resoiu-
tfons, signed by the president and certified by the
sssss.sTy Ds 555sR:stsd tes relations Of tha
Mr. Reid offered 4 ESs5;Ition. which was
nnp%S ~ th resignation Of MI Lewis
IT, Engine Company.
-~rned.
National Republican., 1874-06-04


HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met yesterday evening at e'elock,
and was opened with prayer by the chaplin.
Mr.. Brewerofsred bill in relation to insurance
companies. Referred TO the Committee on Laws
Mr.. Shepherd offered q bill to open alley 100.
Referred TO the Committee on Public Works and
Property.
Mr.. Boswell offered bill to close an alley in
square 492. Referred to the Committee on Public
W orks and Properly.
on motion Of Mr. Boswell, the register was re-
quested To report what amount had been paid by
the Metropolitan Railroad Company as provided
for under their charter for license purposes.
Mr.. Fleming moved to suspend the rifles to 20
into Committee OF the Whofs for the considera-
tion OF the bill (H. d. No. 3S) for the organization
Of national guard for the District Of Columbia.
After some time spent in the committee the com
mittee rose and the bill, on motion, was laid on
the table Informally.
Mr.. Brewer introduced bill for the relief OF
Samuel Herman. Referred to the Committee on
Claims.
House bill No. 50 was called up and laid over
Informally.
Mr.. Dickson presented o petition Of Annie B.
Dyer. Referred to the Committee on Claims.
House bill No. ~ abolishing certain District
oftees, was considered and passed.
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole on House bill No. As, and after reading
scme time the committee rose and reported pro-
gress.
National Republican., 1874-06-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

The Drug Clerks Association failed to hold q
meeting last night for want OF q quorum.
There is n break In tho concrete pavement at
the corner Of Ninth and II streets northwest
which Is dangerous both for horses and vehicles
The United States steamer Mayfouer loft the
navy yard yesterday for Annapolis, where she
will take on board tho cadet engineers, and sail
With them on summer cruise.
In consequence Of the rain storm yesterday the
trot at the Brightwood park did not come of, and
was postponed until o-morrow at tho same hour
The selling OF pools will continue tonight at the
National hotel, 1t 8 o'clock.
The board Of visitors appointed by the Governor
Of Virginia. on Monday last paid o visit to Mount
Vernon, and expressed themselves as much
pleased with the appearance Of everything there,
as 1t gave an exhibition Of good management.
The ladies of the Ascension church, on II, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, are holding .
strawberry festival in the basement fthe church.
Those haTing D spare evening, and desirous of
passing 1t pleasantly, could not select o better
place.
About IL O'Clock on Tuesday night thief at
tempted to break into the RESIDENCE Of Oficer J.
Y. Grant, on Eighth street, above Boundary,
through rear window, but the noise swoke
Qficer G., who fred two shots at him, but with
out efect' -s-s-> -arA-N SlSsNw~
National Republican., 1874-06-04
GRaEslSas .S.g.:ss q q 4. zs45 4 LIZ EsEAgE Ea;,.

Alex X. Shepherd and wife to Edw. NJ. Nourse,
lot F, subdivision square los, sl4,5Oo; Edw. q.
Ss Ps1 Hoassd sGEEs eSEsa e ese
town. 1896; jeffrey H. Champlin spd wife t9 Jos.
H. Davidson, part lots 4 and Is square 2o7, k6 20;
SQUAD. SnSs @ e. k.6sa & hsnf ass.. asaS R9s Rsss s
Mary +. Evans q Il. to Robert 4. Philips lot
craft ess to naWin sweet II los SIS is ia
K. Shepherd and vile to Frank =. Niadlstsb, let
O. VI s9ssss sS s
asgh 5gse tsss snds1s .na:.ts gsFts t l'i S
Nam eSa5s s! Pr aaass @ 81 hs caa
w @stS sS' 4astss 'isEs siansa psTt
asS ar -: :,sas tsG AT.s E Tray 1 MSSa
snS and sslasyI .; ss6.Es:s ans S Fss. ni lot B
trL.-drSlsion square Ss,, 5000; Michael J. F.
Tuohy TO Hngb lohy, part lot u, square 9os,
HsrvtS Il a., trustees lots u and H. square s25
$500; Alex. Mckinley to Joseph n. DuBarry,
square $50, s76s.s3; John Dubois and wife 70 Jos.
snd @fa r. Jca.epS bSBsy qasrs
s7o3. 50; Joshua 7: Prather 81 al, trustees, TO
Joseph Prathsr, lots u, IS ls. I, part lot i,
Town lot 10, square sl6 ~ 900; A. Gaddls ct al,
to Lemusi Gaddis, part lot 8, square geo. $500:
Emil B.ush to Gs.sss @ q srnss PsTs lot; sId u
wife to Caroline Williams lot 8, part lots and 9,
square 25e, s26, go
B. II. Warner, real estate broker and potion.
eer sold yesterday afternoon, at auction the two
story frame house, No Sl4 Fourteenth street, be.
tween u and D streets southwest. to Nathaniel
Beach, at $3.50; two-story frame, No. 6l2 Eighth
street. between + and g streets southwest, to Ed
win s. Faunce, at s1,54o; two.story frame. Nc.
6l2 Fifth street, between E and streets soutt-
east to David L. Morrison, at e1 900: and Monda y
afternoon the undivided half interest Of lot II,
square 23o containing II 1o7 square feet to James
W. Barker, at 4oI3 cents per square loot and loi
SO square S3a on Tenth street, between N and
streets northwest, to e. A. Benjamin, at $3.50.
National Republican., 1874-06-04
4 DEAD FEMALE INFANT.
Or. HENRY WILSON {; 81 ttia1Re III Ep WITH BIZ

Or, HENRY WILSON CHARGE WITH BE-
ING INSTRUMENTAL IN HER DEATH:
DR.. Henry Wilson Sas arrested By omceE ST.
nlonds, of the Sixth precinct, on Tuesday nigh,
on q warrant charging him with assault and bat
terry with intent to kill white female child Oh
the 23d Of April last 1t seems, from the INFORM
alton obtained, that at the date above glven Will
son drove IN his buggy TO house in shepherds
alley, between Ninth and Tenth and ID and N
streets, and inquired for a woman mined Martha
Brown and stated to her that her husband had
sent him and had said that she would takeoharge
of O baby. She believed him, and he went of and
returned In q few minutes with white female
child, but refused TO give his name when asked
stating that he had made all the arrangements
with her husband. The child was taken in and
cared for we'll as possible, but II was found to
have been nearly suf0cated and badly bruised
about the body. The woman thought this was
from its having been packed In the ouggy-box,
under the seat, but at any rate II Lived only few
weeks and the police were called upon TO bury its
body. Lieut.. Eokloh took the matter In hand,
and being satisfied that Wilson was the party
who left the child with Mrs. B. procured war
rant and made several attempts with his officers
to arrest Wilson. --
After being taken into custody he scknowl-
edged to the Lieutenant the fact Of his having
left the child OF the house in the alley He was
taken before Judge Smell yesterday morning,
and required 10 giTe bonds in the sum Of o. 0oo to
TO await the action Of the grand jury.
National Republican., 1874-06-04
OLDEST. INHABITANTS.

The regular meeting Of the Oldest Inhabitants
Association was held in the court room, City
Hall, last evening the president, ]. B. Blake, In
the chair, and Mr.. J. Carroll Brent secretary.
Mr.. Brent presented the association with q copy
of the report Of the Select Committee Of Con-
gress on lie National Monument.
Wr, Clarke presented copy OF one Of the early
works Of Mrs Ann Royal Ordered TO be iled.
: The. cemmittee having the matter In charge
reuorted that they had decided to hold pic-nic
in Coxis woods, above Georgetown, July 4 at
which there should be an Grafton, the reading OF
TheTeoort was accepted and Mr.. j. Goldsborough
Bruff chosen orator and Il. B. Clarke reader.
Mr. ]. Lawrenscn then read TerE interesting
sketch Of the early days Of his soiourn in the
city; after which the association adjourned until
July 4, 1874
National Republican., 1874-06-04
FJoUB TESpEcTIoNS

The reports Of -four Inspections for the month
of May are as follows BY Inspector MeCann, Of
Georgetown, 1,g76 barrels family, 2o6o barrels
extra, 81 barrels super, 70 barrels fine, barrels
barrels. BY Inspector DIerer, 40ss barrels fam
fly, 1878 barrels extra, 617 barrels SUPER, 81 bar
rels hne and 20 barrels middl:ngs. 1otal. |, 80
barrels. Making the sn:!rs irIEse;iqn ioI }ns
month, Il, III barrels.
National Republican., 1874-06-04
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By Latfmer & Cleary:
At $50 O'Clock, valuable improved property In
the First ward.
At $50 o'clock, valuable building lot on the
north side Of D street, between Second and Third
streets northwest.
At o:39 o'clock unimproyed property on the
corner Of II and Eighteenth streets northwest.
BY B. II. Warner:
At 1 O'Clock, valuable improved property, being
part Of lot 8 In square tel.
At O'Clock, valuable unimproved real estate
on the oprner Of TwsntJ-fourth and I streets
northwest 90 --
BY Green Williams:
Ateoclock, unimprOvsd properly, being lot F
IN square 6sl.
BY J. T. Wormley:
At $50 O'Clock, 4 part of lot numbered Ave in
square 7e3. Z
By Jas. Guild:
/ At $50 o'clock, 0 fns collection Of plants.
BY Dunoanson Brothers:
At o'clock, comfortable thres-,tory frame
house, stable, &e., on south B street, opposits
Armory square, near Seventh street west.
National Republican., 1874-06-04
rtprIL.P,r TrL Fap4pH

The House Committee on Public Buildings az
Grounds have recently Completed q tneailre
which Is intended g secure the Construction of
new nre.aInrP telegraph I'd this city. Early in
the sessIen this matteS<Gas placed in the charge
Of this committee, d6d the bill now presented to
the House is tie result Of their deliberations.
cogcnt argument in support Of favorable action
is the fact that the valuable and extensive prop
erty interests of the Government are dependent
on the efficiency of the fro department for their
preservation. To protect this property, the CON-
mittee provides that a number Of the new alarm
boxes be placed on the buildings owned or con-
trolled by the United States, It Will be remeIn-
bered that the District Legislature appropriated
s45o 600 to secure . new telegraph bit thi, amount
proved insufficient, no manufacturer being will
Ing to complete the work for this sum: In conss-
amount, and bill has therefore been presented
to the House for favorable consideration.
II appropriates $4,000 payment to be made to
approval Of the Board of Fire Commissioners Of
tie District OF Columbia and the engineer IN
charge Of public buildings In the District and
pleted in accordance with the terms OF the con.
tract; and that at least twenty single poxes shall
have been placed e and tOr the use Of the publ,
such points ss the engineer In charge Of the same
shall have designated: Provided, That no pay:
msnt shall BE made out Of TINS spprepristion Until
BY the othcers designated; and any balance re-
naming nnexpendsd after the compilation Of the
work and the final payment therefor shall be ip:
mediatsly covered into the Treasury: Provided
further, That the whole wsfk Of constructing the
realarm telegraph shall be under the directton q
the Board Of Fire Commissioners Of the District OF
Columbia and the engineer IN charge Of the public
buildings In the Distfich who shall advertise for
proposals IN two daily hewspapers in the clty Of
W arlington for At least thirty days prior % the
opening Of the bids And presidsd further, That
one half Of the expenss attending the construe-
ton Of this -alalm telegraph shall be borne BY
the District Of Columbia, and be paid out OF the
treasury OF the District, In the same manner and
with the same restrictions at regards the accept
ance and oomplstion Of tho work &c are provided
BY this act, with the exception thst the authori-
ties 81 the Diatrict Of Celunpia shall have the
power 70 retain from the amount appropriated BY
the District for the purposes mentioned In this
tHsnty9sT esntum q provided for BY the set q
District And provided }urthsr, That the party OF
parties whose bid is accepted for the construction
of the hrs. alarm telegraph shall be required to
furnish additional signal boxsl whenever they are
needed, ~ . scst nat to exceed the amount
shsgysa Per Deg = the s;iSinsi ssntrsst.
National Republican., 1874-06-04
At request ofnsny persons,
MIR. SUTRO
5, Has consented to repeat his lecture on
MINES AND MINING,
Illustrated by the CALCIEA LIGHT,
To- Ats O'Clock on the evenings of
EVERY .s' 90.
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY,
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY,
S otherwise advertised.

Among the diagrams and views exhibited during
tile lecture Will be the following: Map Of the UHiea
States showing tho Mineral Regions; tho Treasure
Chest OF the Nation: Dividing Line OF Gold and
silver; tile Washoe Range Of Mountains; Geologi-
cal History; Mount Davidson as an Island Peak;
Of Trschyts: How COmstoek Lode Originated:
Horses; FILLING of the Fssure with Gold ami SiiyerI
Interior View Of the Richest Mines In the W orld;
Tive Hundred Millions OF Dollars ProArced Already.
Mouth of the sutro Tunnel; Conveying Air TO
with Compressed-Air Drills: Ex posion with Nitro
tityeerine or Giant Powder; Machine shop; Dwell
lug; Garden; Curious Rocks: shafts 1, = -, exte-
iiur and Interior; Old Kentuek and his Jackass;
View from the summit over the Forty-Mile Desert.
Westward View towards Mount Davidson; Yirginia
CITY and Gold lIill; Shaft 2Ooo Feet Deep; capitol
Weight, Water, Orc, Waste Rock, and a 'roa OF
Silver Every Day; SO Cords Of Fire Wood Burned
In ~ Hours; Mining Pumps; the Most Crooked
Railroad in the orld; Discovery and HidIag OF
Orc; the Opposition TO the SItro Tunnel: stock
Gambling; RascalliIes ofthe California Rank Ring;
judges and legislatures: Employing VenaI Press,
fi20U per day the Prohts OF these ManipulatIoIls;
Lowering and Hosting Of Ore; Water Power Util-
lied In Mincs: Mines Of the Harz Mountains, In
Germany: Chimney ?, 0oO Feet High; Principles OF
Ventilation; ConsumptiVe aIiners.the caESc OF hu-
CaVc-Mlners Buried Alive: Premature Blast
malmed aud blinded; A Deluged 3fine-2eid bodies
foatinE about: Falling Down the Shaft: Fire in
the yellow Jacket Mine-E2 miners burned to death:
Escape and Rescue through the Tunnel: also, Views
Of Mining Scenes In all Parts oftho World.
pliuation at the ofice of Wizards Hotel. at the
Metropolitan Hotel. and at Messrs. Philip & Solo,
monsl Bookstore. Those heretofore issuet ar" good
for all lectures. nIy-5.lm
National Republican., 1874-06-04
NEW HADYERTLsEMENTS

The steam yacht Wsndsrsr osn be chartered.
Ladies' temperance mass meeting y
Summer board In . healthy locality,
b. II. Warner will sell, Monday, June Is. ct SO!
D. m, valuable building lots on Meridian hill.
+B. H. Warner will sell. on Tuesday, June 10, ai
p. m, valuable improved property.
Fruits in large quantities at the Malaga Fruit
Companyt.
3. H. Warner has on hand sites for surburban
residences. -
Latimer 4 CIsary VIII continue the sale at tho
residence offns late Charles Sumner to-day.
81. GEORGES HOTEL. -~.-
RI. Marshall, esq, has opened thIs new hotel
at St. Georges Island, 81. Msry's county, Md,
sr 1t fs % 81 st. Maiy !:
and Potomac rivers, and capable Of accommodat-
ing about one hundred guests. The house has
supplied with ali the saltwater deiicscies, good
bathing. with additional Improvements in bathing
houses, sc. The steamber Georgesnna touches
timore. Terms Of board, u per day, slo per week.
.. PoSTPoSEMENT.
The "picnic" of the Knights Of St. Peter, at
Analostau island, Is hereby postponed, on account
of the rainy weather. until further notice. :
A. OIEzvxa, Chairman.
ALL DOUBTS
HAVE FINALLY VANISHED,
UNBELIEVINQ PUBLIC
HAS BEEN
-ra FULLY CONVINCED
-.z..--.- Thatwe
DO NOT DEYIATE
From the -l---- -
FOLLOWING REDUCED RATES,
VIE:
t28 Suits For k2O.
- t25 Suits For as
$22 Suits For ais. -
S20 Suits For sl4
sl8 Suits For $f2
SIS Suits For &l0,
tl2 Suits For Is.
FANY
STILL DOUBT
LET THEM
COME AND SEE.
HABLE BROS,
Merchant TaIlors and Fine Olothiers,
Corner Seventh and ID streets.
National Republican., 1874-06-04
MR. SUMNER,S VIM

will be sold at auction at his late residence this
morning. The collection Is choice and rare, nna
VIC sa..-,pats spirited composition. Nss,rs. Lau
ndr ytsaTy Gs tas ~-:G2lssss.
National Republican., 1874-06-04
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BUILDING MATERIALS

MAINLAND FREESTONE n. & II. Co
M TAis company l. now prepared TO Iurnlshi i Lie
best Ri jble Seu-ca & one. for Walls Fouh1HIoS
and snail di atn Ions, very low prices
promptly at their wnarf, corner h ana if,.d u.
eighth streets Fork creek. Builders are nv W
c'l 81 oar. N. ,,s at the stone now lanIlhE
MY li-tsu j. W N.-AIN
National Republican., 1874-06-04

WHEN you CAN DO so ALWAYS CHOOSE
THE BEST.
Dealers in Soda Water will consult their own
interests by orderidg the best Soda Water in
Steel Fountains, from Samuel q. Palmer, George
town, ID. q. Counter fixtures, and syrup bottles
loaned