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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-12
The Ice Business.

The Ice Business.
As the ice business is getting TO be "a big
thing all the facts connected Herewith are
of interest. A correspondent of the Bath
Times writes that above Bath, on the kenne-
bee, there are co ice houses; 81 are perma'
nent concerns, which harvest about the sane
quantity every season. This year they have
increased their capacity about 100000 tons,
in consequence of the prospect of short crop
elsewhere, and they may be set down as con-
tanning about 400, 900 tons of ice, the greater
portion of which is already sold. The re-
naming SO concerns are temporary struc-
lures and stacks capable of containing all the
way from 1000 to 10000 tons EACH 1t is
probable that some of them will not be able
to complete their work; but allowing them to
do so, and averaging them at 5000 tons each,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-12
Add Village District,
~ .OaO.AD
7 otal uncollected taxes,

The committee recommend that the tixes
from 1866 to 1871, inclusive, be placed N tie
hands of an attorney, for collection"
j. p. behring's list
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-12
Augusta Brass Foundry
REED 4 WINSLOW

Manufacturers of all kinds of Brass,
Composition, Silver and German
Silver Castings, all kinds of
Railroad Castings,
PATTERN, LETTER AND BaBBiTT METALS.
Especial attention OiUe,s to Hdr-
nessi Ts'imnaings, and Fine Castings
of al kinds.
For fine surface and quality of metal our ,stnes
are excelled by no other manufacture.
East End Of Railroad bridge,
septic. Jaw 3m&wly AUGUSTA NE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-12

The sidewalk in front of Mr.. Summers res
idencc was filled with anxious and saddened
friends.
At the time of his death and when the sor-
rowtul announcement was made, the grief of
many, especially the colored people, found
vent in heartfelt EXPLANATIONS of grief and
weeping.
he Sergeant at Arms, French Of the SEN
ate, was sent for Immediately, and that official
IN connection with a committee, will have
charge of the funeral arrangements though
OF course no time has yet been fixed therefor.
The funeral ceremonies will take place in
the Senate Chamber.
Mr.. Summers age at the time of his death
was precisely GO years and two months and
ii days.
Senator Sumner had been solicitous for
his health for several days past. The earnest
part he has taken in questions before the
Senate having giving his reason to pay spec
isl regard to it, and he remarked last night to
friend some hours before he was attacked
with the serious spasm which in few hours
eliminated in his death, that he wanted to
talk to him about his health. He was afraid
he was working too hard.
The body is now in the room in which the
Senator died, but will not be clothed for the
tomb until o-morrow.
No visitors will be allowed in the room.
he burial case will arrive here from Phil
adelphia in the morning.
DIR! Byron Sunderland, chaplain of the
Sentt,, was at the bedside of the dying Sena
tor this morning and offered fervent prayer.
Speaker Blaine was among the many prom
inent visitors at the house this afternoon, and
there is scarcely a member of the Senate who
did not call either before or after the death of
the Senator.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-12

FREIGHTS-Grain v steam, l0slG1sd; " sal
91S-d.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-12
Death OF JOnn II. Lynde.

p. behring's list.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE NATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACTS, 1862
and 1857 and In the matter OF the International Lie
Assn, anee creditors OF the above named
Court and the creditors OF the sad Society residing
OF the jurisdiction OF this Honorable court who have
on or before the sOtl day q May s,a 10 send IN their
addresses the particulars their debts
claims and the names and addresses their solicitors
III anyt Frederick Maynard, OF H Old broad street,
society ana 4 50 CURED by notice IN writing from the
SAID Ofhc.al Liqullnor by their solicitors
ard prove ther said debts claims at the Chambers
tho Vice Chancellor, sir Richard Mains, at No. lone
dom at such time as shall pe eed IN such notice, or
In default thereof they Will be excluded from tile
Of any distribution made beiore any such debts
proved. Tho 9Th day OF june 1874 at o'clock IN the
AFTERNOON, ut the said Chambers Is appointed for hoar
ing and adndieaing upon the debts qua claims OF al
such creditors. Datcd the goth day OF March, 1874
Il. w. WALKER, Chief Clerk.
JOHN TUCKER % 81 Swlthins Lane London, Eng
land solicitor for the Official LiQuiaator
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22
lIISCEL4.aNE OUs,

MISCEfAaA EOUS,
nIPLOMA OF MERIT, VIENNA EXHIBITION, 1873.
IL DR.. fatersons American Powders md Lozenges tor
INDIGESTION and all diseases OF The stomach; Powdes 81
per box: LozeIges ST. all chemists depos FOCGERA,
New Yofk M0STkuRE, New Orleans.
IMPORT ARTICLES-WIIL BUY OR SELL ON CON-
~ mission as european Agent Address Letters, &C.,
q. X. box ID. Herald Office.
r EAkY RooFs.-GRAvEL TIN AND ALL OTHER
- old and icaky roofs made tight and warranted.
JOHNSON KUUFlNG CUMPANi.
III West thirty sixth street.
rTNO MACHINE AND LoOKING.GLAsS MASUFAc.
i turers--A German engineer furnishes all the
draushts the latest rotary, grinding nnd polishing
apparatuscJ (nt to be pa entcd). and also their
ioaadauons and buildings About 90 those APPEARANCES
are work in curOpe. the machine Gun finish 153
square in "a ours horse power required Price OF
Q machine $4,000 Price OF the draughis and doscrIp.
tions i,oUU For particulars addren H., A4tA OF
aessrs. Hansenstein & Coglsrs Advertising Agency.
Cologne OF Rhine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

TWO ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD-THEY
L are nicely furnished and cheerful and are offered
for any price to get them occupied. apply at So East
Twenty sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22


BILLIARDS.
A pHELAN AND COLLENDER BILLIARD TABLE
n (oxlV either tour pocket or carrom tor sale cheap,
corner OF Lexington avenue and Thirty street,
Al STAN DARD AMERICAN BEvEL TABLES
al. and the Phelan Collender Comb Cushions
for sae only BY the patcntee III. w. COLLkNDER sac
cessor to fhelan Coender, 735 Broadway, New YORK.
EYES AND EARS.
A RTIFICIAL HUMAN kYES.-J r. DAVIS IN.
"A ventor and only maker OF the improved rtidcisl
Human Eye acknowledged by the faculty be the only
correct imitation nasure Ia the world lN hhss FN-
teenth street. between fhird ami Fourth avenues
MEDICAL, ...
A NINE. MAXWELL, PHYSICIAN. RESIDENCE
"a III East Tenth street, near rhird avonue.
A NINE. VAN DUsKIRK PHI SLOAN, ix last
a. TwentyeiChth street. near Lexingl on aveuuc.
NINE. REsTELL PHYSICIAN SINCE 1870.
IA. No East Fiftysccond ST. nrst door rom rutn av
A. DIR AND NINE. charlottesville COMPLAINTS
n. (23 years practccl IN West Iwenty.sixtn street.
"A street rear sixth avenue 0noe very private.
4 TTENTIoN DR. FRANKLIN, LATE OF PRUSSIA.
"A Consultation irec. Private oifce, ldl Blocker st.
NJ MAURTCEAu, NJ. D., OFFICE l0 LIBERTY
"A. street. near Greenwich street.
CONSULT DIR. OR NINE, WEST. ALL CoMPLAINTA
~ Advise Tree - xleeekex street, naax HtoadwaH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-02
RAILROADS..
RALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

PULLMAN PARl.oR CARS for baltimore =
~ .. M aud s sinS sna 8; 9 rgs. m
For R.ltImore aud W,y Point.NHts.. m, and I,
~ En aug y, M. p m. 49,. ..... &c, -. en-
A..:. 50 81. 50 ID s;ss is:s ssa Is p.
and snS 81 From Si ~ sa icsf (;
$500 Ats;s SD. s:S and s:S .. m. Z M, an
Sss HisfsDgshssIEahRE VIZ In ItsSs
$ss III II
'Sh 4hs hS%$S'iSs sfSEs VIA NET.
nsI.isonSafs a, ;: M A and f sssas,cn early the
- For ELLICoTr,s MILL.
Ms:4'a. m. and $50 and s:S p. M. except sas-
FS SkAseH HoaB A S
RoUrEM; washington a, s:,s .. m. ..,7.n,w.,,,
50 'hr0ushr S1csf s..f TS q
' e ST. ros a CHE, 90 and
rlttsou'x at 7:s Pm = x;S Ssi,yi
m. .p va Il. N & ri TX ''0t on Sunday
FOB FeSi IL on u 1T ISHs
.a:as rS%i 3 oes: sH s.: !. una" n sss $!
p ,n cxce,t sp MM.Sxshngton at SID a. IN. ana o."
Express trains Al l. a. m. and rs p. M, daily,
Through tickets TO the West can be had at the
Washington Station Ticket Once at all hours OF the
dsy; also. at the Compsny's oaice, Is Pennsyiva-
Passengers purchasing ticket, az The Avenue ONCE
and Checked al their residence, taken TO the depot,
eTs g@ Sa% %'S So Boston, sec adj
vcriiscn,cut OF s'ThroHEh iin MICS. r. su.pp
Master Of TT ins I,Ortaiion.
l.. NJ. COLE,
+ General Ticket Agent.
GEO. =. Eth<fZ,
noy3 General A gent, Washington.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-02

TTHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
l. TON, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WAsHtNGrOS, December d, 1874
Trains between Washington and New York are
FOR NEW YORK. without change Of cars.
Leave daily, except Sunday, At =. H., and and
M FOR PHILADELPHIA.
H aS daily, except Sunday, at .. m, and $50
-, Me- On SUNDAY.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
Boston be had at the station Once at ali hour
tu the day; also, the Company's Once, lss Pennsyi-
Passenscrs purchasing tickets at the avenue ONCE
can there arrange to have their baggage called for
and pnt in the baggage car.
See Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement for
schedule between Wsshington, Baltimore, Annap.
Oils and the West. IS
u. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent. -
GEO. 8. KOONfZ, Agent at Washington.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-02
PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
Il TO BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW WORN

NIN 1ohh,
AND ALL POINTS n THE NEW ES SeefIGNj
THROUGH pErwEkN MAsu1SGros AND
tIs i new 9w ana q the mos,
sffM$S 'Esi$[sS Rss;ks oN DAY TRAINS
NIaHT TRAtNs. oA"s w
T 9n iRs AZ. Te SUNDAY, Pess%Ser "a Is7a
viii be the Penasyltsnia Air Line, leaving
from and arriving at the depot OF the Baltimore aud
r1Smas rslToad northeast corner OF sixth and
Fast lire. leave washington at 500 g. IN. daily,
Leave Baltimore At s:ssa IN. daily, except Sun
Leave West Philadelphia at r1:,s p. m. daily, ex.
Arrive Al New York at $50 p. m. daily, except
Richmond express, leave WI shington at LIS D. m.
Leave eA Baltimore Il a:4sp M daily, except Sun
" Leave West Philadelphia at $50 p. m.
Arrive ut New York at io:i0p. IN.
Night express, leave Washington at s:oS p. m.
o1fn sssve Ba,tlmors At lo:ss p. m. daily.
Arrive Nh xfs1 4 ss s. 4 & Ssss''s'
East line, leave New York q s:sa. m.
at sssss'S ss,s York o ..,s D.
NiTS. q M:shiI m S 3, 1
Arrive q Ws.h is S a SIS :. M. '''' M
ConnectioNs are made IN NeM York with steamers
SsY eSs E aia s1 River
E.s :. 70. e Ssss. sca, hotel, and
osee., wSers tickets AND niSrmsslon can Ss Of.
sssnss noptheass u ssaS
B.lsln,ore and Potomac railrO,a ecTnsf o sSth and
jv2i-tf General Passenger Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-02
baltimore ANDPOroMac RAILROAD

RALrlMuRE ANDrofOMhCk AlLROAD
DEPOT eoRsE sos s5fTW Asn b STREETS
After DeeemberI. 1873, trains vii! run as follows
rxASNs hkAxs FOR rRA MssH fiSssISk At
So $Sssy s.sSs ss YYS srs %a'
s a.''y,e1eep' SUN sSSs' daily, except Sum
49, Ea, Line ,esS G me- pp sHSdi rs.
III s;| s.ss %s'
impress, ss e.s Ss% Yars Ex
except sunday c,,.,,- press, daily, except Sum
81 B. g; fsss%%$i.: 81 ;,sS. DIN: from
s Phs'Iy Ss" sssI from West
press, daily. press: except Sunday.
1l:1, New York Express,
except Sunday.
Trains Leaving " ashngton at s:3s a. NJ. ard $50
=. m. CONNECT 1T Bowie with trains for POpe's
Creek irs.i's Bowie at 10 a. ~ and $40 p. m,
rtyinx ut :o,,e's Creck at l:is aud 7:2s p. M.
Traits leaving Washington at 500 and $50 q. m.
and ::on. lii. connect az Odeuton with trains for
Trains acrivinsat Washington at 1855 a. m. and
$50 y. m. connect at Bowie with trains leaving
Pope's Greek 2;ls and I:43 p. m.
saa aSe
nue. northwest corner 81 xth and PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue.. can have heir baggage called for and checked
Indianapolis, i.ouisyiie, 81. Louis, New Orleans,
Chicago. onial,a, San Francisco, and ali points
Last, West, North and south. s-.-,...
u. 8. YOUNG. Gen. PaSseIiger ARtut.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-02
MEDICAL.
1E"-E 07A


Thisuuparaileleds specific Is pounded in nature's
laboratory. aud from Its magic power and unprece-
denied achievements tho most eminent In this
nounccd 1t the only Sovereign Remedy for Bright
Disease and Diabetes: also all Urinary, Bladdef and
minds OF many our claims may seem preposterous to
accomplish with bethesda Water that which has SO
ask bat test. DO not allow your skeiticism to be
your peril. II BETHESDA don cure you, It cannot
self of tie pleasant and efficient curative agent
ssss e, * sg rbs wssI
No, 80 fennsylvsni. avenue. Beware OF spurious
waters. Ask for Bethesda. NO other house has 1t
for sale Ia this city or District bat STOTT q co.
Send Tor circulars aud Bethesds Adyocate.
Director and General NJ ana ger, Bethesda Springs.
WAsHfSGroN, D. c., Dcccmber3O 1878. dec3l-Iy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-02

RyyIrtne ri deed Of trust from Albert Grant and
wife. dated April - ls71 and duly recorded IN Lber
70. ~ fe,iS y9et ssq., Of the hand RECORDS Of the
O@triet Of ba, ne will sell al bile auction,
dsy sf9sprssr 5. M q tesssssf ;. -. .fcss
uuAt1fo4 and & 6fGrAntss subdfstsioK OF sQaafl
Ne. - Y TIE ei{y of Warrington, y. c.; ths pre-
a pssss Il e ascs sS e
66Derty. 9sleg bed by the same parties. Lon
- H. % Esst Cafitct street. The Aouses arenew,
oss se
black ys.nns: h9s ~ sasd aa!sr sn sech a9or:
~ ere as. - brick st.sls'
Tens - sals. 01spGsaslh eash: TIE taissees q
.oles e. ~ NEsks5sy, kfsfisk Is,elsst hdid ths
tSs pfeR1rti scl iii Se tsken. A SepsaI si I'VE
huIrs1 aelarS - saeA lot VIII " reSatred q tie
pnrehaeer q the 81 satc. n the terms Of sale
are hee ss.Rls1 Wssis IN ave days. Ne trustees re.
s sTrfs eoss W. 81 hse days
notice by Advertisement ia ihe Eeening Star.
J,.s.wrN&a, ii. I. rAiSE, rfu''e.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-02
SALE OF LOTS WITH NEW
L THREE-STORY BRICK ID NGS
THEREON. LOCATED ON FOURTEENTH

STREET. BETWEEN AND STREETS.
By virtue of trust deed Of Edwin =. Mayhem and
recorded II Ii6er 81, folio rs Or the land records
six a. DEEDS Of trust q Jonathan G. Blsciow and
wife TO the undersigned. all dated May 1s7a, aud
recorded In Liber 7i0, foios 100, 4ss, 49, III 81
aud a. respectively, of said records, to which, as
having been made in the payment Of interest the
notes and costs, charges and expenses about the
same secured by said deeds, and upon the applica
tion Of the holder OF said notes, the undersiEned
Will sell separately according to the provisions OF
said deeds public AUCTION, In front Of the prem
noon, lots Nos. 81, Is 81. a. Ii. Is and q, III Z
T.. Mayhew's recorded subdivision OF original lots
I, 2, and %, In square d. In said Washington,
and said lots lying upon the west side OF Fourteenth
street, between u and streets, and each lot has
front Of - feet Fourteenth street. running back
threc-stOry brick house with modern conveniences
Terms Of sale oreach lot prescribed by the declare
the amount of Indebtedness being n. 900 with ten
from April i, and on j. @. Biseiow's notes from
May ], lQi and taxes, assessments and insurance
paid with Interest, statement Of which will be
given the sale, together with all expenses OF sale
10 be paid In cash, and the balance ut six, twelve
and eighteen Mouths, for which notes Of the pnr;
secured by decd Of trust the property sold will be
taken, and sale VIII be subject TO unpaid taxes.
deposit Of 100 will be required Of the purchaser at
time Of sale, and all convcyancng win be at pur:
chaser's expense. Said terms must he complied
with " two days from sale or The trustees reserve
veritsement in any Washington paper, at the risk
EDWAltD ". PARSONS. lTru.tec,
ROBERT Z. DAY,
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A LExANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
fkEbEaiGkssiIse kh fiHHMMSNSYalA AND

DEfOT TURNER SIXTH AND STREETS.
Local trains for Alexandra leave Is follows: g. !,
= ~: IL a. H., :, g J, p. M, and g :. m. and
Sunday. -
Local trains leave Alexandra As follows: 6, Z, 9.
except Sunday.
Trains marked TINS connect with trains ON WASH
lngtOn aud Ohio railroad.
QCANTICO accommodation leave, WASHINGTON
6:23 a. m. daily. except sunday.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPkESS. via Richmond,
leaves Washington HISS p. M, daily, except Sum
day.
west sale Office. corner sixth and Pennsyi-
yania avenue, aud Thirteenth and Pennsylvania
avenue where passengers leave orders for la g
gage to be checked at all hotels and residences
fhrou Oh to Destination. T.. 8. YOUNG,
iyaO-tf General Passenger Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-02
Z AUCTION SALES,
- :. Resers oeys.
ny GREEN 4 WILfIAHs, A1ee1o.,r.-
II No. lUl, Northwest corner Tenth and b SITS,

ny GREEN q WILflAHs, Aoessos,rs,
y No. 1901, northwest corner Tenth aud b sts.,
81 r 2 a s eSsSs.SNs ACCOUNT
q sci: s & ssa sss;sss
Ss.s sss s.; s:'s 81. - f.s.
s rss setye ~. 81 e e,,, 70 the
.sose shieS VIII . psssissiy e :oS sniess he
j IssH' sM.a. ssftS1w1ss ss.Isa:s:.
1IyRUSTEESi SALE OF LOTS WITH NEW
n G6RTH hdSATE2
E9RTE CAPITOL AND FIRST STREETS
Isbssatx iss1 md recordsd a Etbei1W. f1lio!
records % Washington ceenfy, b and By virtue
II 8 ss N ETA
ss q q q
sieslsrs and eoaasioSs. deisu!t having SeeS made
In the payment Of the notss and interes taxes in
:ss sess sG s
aid notes the viii sell separately ac-
sSssoS u ssoss 81 H. p::ai..s, cav "a &EBSE
DAY, February ~ q e.ciock, 2. a; lots
u GMberi, RECORDED % Sdiyision OF square Is, IL
ssS ~ nSsn SO
md an imprevsd y new thres.story, h.:sment and
q aid ics and sa:r d..Sssp psssiis conn
6leted, ON two of aid lots: ;. -
Terms q sale e lcs By I'D A dseas
By said rss deed! ron Hssss ia Is ' and hat Sc
cured By sald second deed. OF trust from various
dates, together with taxes insurance, expenses Of
sale, and other proper expenses, to be stated at
time OF sale, to be paid In cash. and the balance In
six, twelve and eikhteen months, for which notes
sale. secured by deed Of trust the property sold
will be TAKEN Sale will be subject 10 taxes Of the
current year. A deposit OF I'm will he INQUIRED Of
the purchaser OF each lot At time Of sale, and all
conveyancing at his expense. Ssid terms must be
fully Compiled with within two days from time or
sale, the trustees reserve the right 10 resell the
property after nve days advertisement in any
paper published In Washington at the risk and cost
80 EDWARD w. PARSONS, ,ru,,.,
janso-td ROBERT e. DAY, ir"s'ees'
DY LATIMER q CLEARY,
II An-f M yssnlE Fats faR okpra
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-02
DY y. n. WARMER. -~
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
ID Seventh street, between @ aud II streets.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE e0CfH SIDE OF SOUTH
sTpRE Eth BETWEES r&lR'aNPpiiAic,HHiAnkIF

BY virtue ofa deed or trnst, dated May = a: D.
1878 and duly recorded In Llber no. ~, folio SlA ct
in lie District q ceis%sIs, and g ia rssasss II
auction, In mont Of De premisef, on MONDAY.
re-. s.y,s sa.. {. a as Ss
&; sssS1 81 :nS Is: Ss!
u square numbfEs9 iSuE Gdrdfed and pi1 lty,nin1,
sa ;:if ana ssfi z sssss: 6 c 3
:.:si sssssss ls 49, ~ g: :.
: :';'..E ' % ;.s ,ss e i Ss:
't Telns srssss,sa deed q ..ss: rsfee
snnnn from Nay 9. MA % ally o. sSi 1pd expskse
months, for Which The nctss Of 1afcEaser. sSsr.
ing interest from the Day q a.ls "a sseuIsd By 2
Il II s.S ss q
ing & psfchsssrs Co.'S. Il terms q ssis sfa not
ss g4s S II tine s az
ing purchaser sffsr I've 1sys' sd!ertissmsas 10
some one or more kswspaIefs psblished In Wash
s sSSssHA \. ksIsslssfSftSyxa , Trustee.
janl-TSsfu1ds j. I. c0LDWELL, salesman.
AeTHE ARoYE SALE n PosrroNED UN:
n1, MEDNasp*1 ysPssTy II Ts sane hour and
,.n,,rs s4ssHsI T. 1.i.n.a.
pns, TuEs aEoRdf ws? ". lr nou, ..d
.nrnd22SS.1 T j. 6 aEaSSwE1 f2s lal.sm.s.
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nR. RORERTxON,

u No. ZIG Tenth street northwest, near Tenn
aven1e oree for the specisl treatment Of
long experience In both hospital and private prac
OF sprrmaf or seminai weakness voluntary
sr,,ias lose. impotency mental and physical In.
rcncrcai and syphihtic maladies, gonorrh4a,
ceets strictures and all diseases Of the skin. such
rs scurvy. scrofuia, ulcers. bOils. blotchcs and
rimples ON the face aud body; consumption, cpl
iep,y, and Rts Induced by self-ndaIgence sexual
eNtravagance. Diseases recently contracted cured
in three to i've days Syphilitic poison In all its
stages eralicated from the System without the
and q South Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md, has
consented, after many solicitations from his Waih-
city. where he may be consulted every Wednesday
and Saturday In each week, from to ,. III.
nennsylY mia Avenue. iA2Q.ff
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Dr.rH on ApoLF BIReF1ELD.

The naay ftisadh Of Mr.. Adslf DirxasId, Cor.
nsrly TIE lspaisr assas q FrsacA Opera Desas.
ths Farspa- Resn Company snd BatsDan Tfoapss
vill hear WIN sincere fvgrst Of his death, par
tlsalasiy his large circle Of sequaintanee aneeg
la1spseteeee, Friday evening, ct o'cioekf q
dropey. Hi1 fnAeeAl tex nlnee yesterday, g ID.
n, 6raes church, near Sligo, on the Seys.tb-
street road. Mr.. Birx0eld vas an acconpInhed
musician and Q EentIeaaa who possessed 0aay
aae qualities Of heart and otnd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-02
THE LATE DIR. DOVE.
OF RESPECT ToHIs MEMORY.


The Medical Society OF this District held .
meeting on Saturday night, at their rooms on +
street, to take some suitable action in regard to
the death of DR.. Geo NJ. Dove. The president,
DR.. johnson Eliot announced the death or their
late member, and spoke Of him in very comPli-
DIT. Boyle gave q biographical sketch Of Or.
Doves lie, and moved the appointment Of . com
mittee to draw up resolutions In respect to his
The Chair appointed Drs. Boyle, Lindsey and
Hagner, who, afler q short absence, returned and
presented the following preamble and resolutions:
to remove from our midst our much. estesnsd tsi-
low-member George McCaulsy Dove; and whore
as, humbly bowling to the Divine dlspensation, and
70 aa1 Esen.s Is %
loss, and bender our HEARTFELT .y@p.say . So.
funeral and wear wear the usual badge Or Mourning.
That not only the SS ne
Resolved, That copy Of the preamble and reso-
buttons be transmitted to the family OF tho de-
ceased, and that these proceedings DO published
Euiogi;tic rsmsrks were made by Drs. J. Ford
Thompson, A. Miller, James Z. Morgan, Nathan
On motion, committee 60. Of three was appointed
Drs. b. Thompson, Kleinschnridt and Ralph
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The students Of the National Medical College
hefd Q special meeting the same evening, aad
unaninolsly adoptsd ths following:
providence, to take ftom our midst our much re-
spsctsd and beloved eneritua professor OF tho
theory and practice Of medicine, DR.. George L.
Resolved, That IN his sudden death the profess
sion 70 deprived orons Of It's brightest ornaments,
society one of III warmess advocates, ADD We, tho
students Of the National Medical College, one Of
our most faithful and hsloysd teachers.
RseosSef, That sinco He, In His Infinite loye, has
given - this oxanplaof . generous and devoted
4hfe, ~ viii rs0s9ber with pride and affection
tie true and noble heart that gave IL strength and
tsnAeru1ss in every suffering, and the entire un-
sslhshnsss and rars Geusrosity that Won and held
our hsayts. Ilag 80 -=---g. $50 s.5-4---
Resolved, That We deeply eondols with his be-
reayed fszIily and friends and tender to them that
true and honest synpathy which he was always
the FIRST to give. =
Resolved, That . copy Of these resolutions: be
forwarded to the family Of the deceased, and to
the daily papers for publication. r.