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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-07
OLD SOLDIERS AND GENERAL
BUTLER.
1rLrrp Esr1Ntt CnRREsPoNpENCE.

INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE
WASHINGTON, March II, 1874.
70 Gen. Benz. F. Butler, Member Of Congress IRON
Massachusetts,:
CyNERAL: We the undersigned, honorably
discharged soldiers, employees OF the Govern
ment in the Paymaster Generals ONCE take
great pleasure in rendering to you our heartfelt
thanks for the entiring zeal which you nave mani
tested in behalf Of the soldiers and the soiulers
widows.
None can sympathiEe more truly with those
Whoy periIed their lives to uphold and sustain the
cause of our country in its darkest and most try
ing hour than the brave and patriotic generals
who led them on to victory.
Your recent action in Congress, in behalf OF the
soldiers, affords US the assurance that our claims
upon tho gratitude and protection of our country
have found in you an able, fearless and jealous
advocate.
General, again we thankyou.
E. Goodrich, late captain Eightieth Ohio volun-
teers; George Hickcnloopey, late lieutenant
ThiTty-sIxth Iowa volunteers; Allen Wright, late
sergeant First Vermont cavalry; ]. b. Collins,
late colonel United States army; A. T. Shurthn'
late private Rhode Island volunteers; II. 4. Went
worth, late lieutenant New York artillery; H. D.
Keptner, late private Pennsylvania Volunleersi
T. J. McNamee, late private United States army
F. ThomasoB late private Connecticut Veluh-
teers. p Rpckler. late private Maryland vol
unteers; Q. L. Chapman, late private Ohio rolun-
teers: A. Eastman, late lieutenant Maine artll-
iery: FL Willis late lieutenant New York vol
unteers; ]. B. Royce, late private Vermont vol
unteers: T. McSweeney, lieutenant New Mexico
volunteers; F Monday, private New York volun-
teets: Joseph Cleyerdon, lieutenant New Jersey
volunteers; A. P. Dunlop, private New York vol
unteers &. Kaufman, private New York yolun-
teers; J. W. Moore, private Pennsylvania vOlun-
teers; N. II. Bartlett, private Maine volunteers;
Charles Eckhart, private Pennsylyania volun-
teers; J. B. Diver, private New York volunteers
E A Moore, private Pennsylvania volunteers;
NJ. NJ. Maxwell, private Indiana volunteers;
Charles Burnett, New York volunteers; J. w.
Winfield, lieutenant New York volunteers; T. NJ.
Edey, lieutenant Massachusetts volunteers; Jas.
Gross, captain Pennsylvania volunteers.
REPLY OF GENERAL BUTLER
WASHINGTON. April 3, 1874.
TO Soldier Employees PdymaSter Generals Of
fee, Washington, d. c.:
GENTLKMEN: have the honor to acknowledge
receipt of your resolutions of compliment and
thanks for my action in the matter to which they
refer.
lam exceedingly obliged to you therefor, but do
not see that what did required any thanks, as
was simply doing what 1 believed to be duty,
and carrying out the promises made by the nation
to the soldiers when they enlisted.
With renewed assurances and respect to your
selves, personally, am yours truly,
BENZ. F. BUTLER.
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Court Of the United States for the Western Dis
trict OF North Carolina. On motion Of Mr.. S. F
Phillips, ordered by the court that the appeal in
this cause be dismissed, with costs.
No. 2s2 George MacKay, plaintiff In error, We
Alton r. Easton. The argument Of this cause
wss commenced by Mr.. Jno. F. Darby, of counse
for plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL o'clock.
CIRCUIT COURT-CHIEF JUSTICE CART
TER.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday;
Dram VS.. Varnum. Verdict for plaintih III
tl,5T9.s2, with interest.
McKnew, executor, VS.. Hale, gsrnishee' Jury
discharged, and case referred to auditor.
Wannamskervs DeMott Judgment Tor plain
tiff
Peet ct oil. vs. same. Same Judgment,
SedgHIck vs. Simns. Judgment for plaintiff.
CASES TO-DAY.
The following cases were set for to-day:
Nos 25 IA no. 2l2, a. 2l6, I'll, ~, rs 22e go
oa1 and pa Adjourned.
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r.Hr c1PF 0F YOUR VdLUdBLES
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

breastpin has been found. 80
Jubilee Singers Of Virginia.
History Of the Jewish people.
See advertisement Of W. W. Metcan
More pupils wanted by p. ]. Donohue.
Goods at q sacrifice at T. N. Naudsin's.
Two elegantly furnished rooms for rent.
Promenade concert by the Marine Band.
See schedule u Great Pennsylvania route.
A lot Of horses ct Huguely & Bowen's stables.
A stylish five-ysar old sound colt for sale low.
Meeting Of the Women's Christian Association.
Thos E. Waggaman has desirable property for
rent.
Benefit of George MstklH at the National to-
night.
Patent Office.
Green williams will sell a very valuable bust
ness property on the Inst instant.
Vocal and instrumental concert nnder the
auspices of Potomac Lodge +. A. A. III.
Green & williams will commence on the etf
instant to sell large lot Of oil paintings.
Latimer & Cleary will sell on Monday, Apri
Is, at 10 q. m, o lot Of farming implements
The United States marshsl's sale advertised fol
Monday, 9th Of April, is postponed until MOL
day, 10.
John Beck Son, wholesale and retail DEALER
in wines and liquors c51 Louisiana avenue and 90
d street. 49, -. 2
Green Williams will sell on Tuesday, Apr
q. at p. m, fiteen valuable building lots II
square 17e.
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TEMPERANCE.

THE WORK QUIETLY PROGRESSING.
The daily meeting for conference and prayer
convened last evening at $50 O'Clock, in tho First
Congregational church. The main audience room
was well filled and much Interest was manifested
Rev. Dr. Parker occupiedthe chair.
After religious exercises, the chair announced
that the meeting was called for permanent organ
ization, as Fer articles adopted and published.
Rev. H. A. Cleveland was elected secretary pro
tempore, and, in the absence Of Rev. Mr.. Little,
reported for the committee on permanent officers
After amendments to the articles, and considers
BILE discussion, participated in by Drs. Tiffany,
Rankin, Gray, Baker, Cleveland, Howard, Mrs
Linville and others, the following were elected ::
President Hon. VIM. Strong; vice presidents,
Rev. Dr. Gray and Mrs. VIM. Suckney; secretary,
VIM. Ballantyne; treasurer, Mrs. g. W. Linville;
advisory committee, Hon. NJ D. Lsggett, Judge
Casey, Judge Fisher, Rev. DR.. Noble, and Mrs.
VIM. Stickney; executive committee, three women
from each and every church in the city.
The pastors Of said churches were elected to
nominate and committee Of five were appointed
to receive the nominations and report at the next
meeting. Rev. Mr.. Bradley, Rev. g. G. Baker,
Mrs Linville, Mrs Nelson and Mrs. Burris were
the committee.
On motion, the women Of the city were re-
quested to continue their meetings for prayer in
Wesley chapel, at one o'clock p. m. of each day
during the remainder of the week.
The general daily prayer and conference meet
ing at five o'clock, in the Congregational church,
was alse continued.
Rev. Dr. Gray was appointed committee to
tender the thanks of the union to the officers Of
the church for the use of its rooms.
The general interest in the movement seems on
the increase.
A NEW ORGANIZATION.
A protracted meeting of the Father Burke Gath
Ollie Beneficial T. A. Society was held last Sun
day evening at Stott's hall, corner Of Twentieth
street and Pennsylvania avenue. Although this
society is but short time in existence, it has
membership OF over ffty on its roll. Major B. J
O'Driscon addressed the society, after which the
pledge was administered to ten persons. Most Of
this society is composed Of members from st.
parish. At q previous meeting the fol-
lowing named officers were elected, viz: president,
Michael Burke; LIST vice president, William Ryan;
ID vice-president, Major B. ]. O'Driscoll; secre-
tary, G. B. McCanna; financial secretary, Gilbert
Cannon; treasurer, William Crompton; marshal,
Michael Mccormack; sergeant at arms, Patrick
Ryan.
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DIED.

DYER,-At oswego, Y, on the 9Th instant,
h Fansrs II Fcurt6-strect NJ Z. church southeast.
Se Inferred n the ConSressonal cemetery, 6sside
I ps,snt Of nsF husband chas Dyer
JoHNsoN.-In Georgetown, on the 9Th Instant,
ten sRt bore @s
tade, SARAH c. Z. JOHNSON, the beloved vile OF
and the late Charles L. BosIman, aged thirty years
two mouths and sT9 days NO. Finn
When mournful friends around me stand,
IT, zee me Leave s this is world rid S Of pain
And leads me With his train.
Dear children, fare thee well,
With you can no longer stay,
hear my saviour sweeily cali,
And must Ia away.
Lonely is the house md sad is the hour
But Oh! q brighter home than ours
In heaven is 10 thine own.
Funeral will take place from the West George;
town NJ. r. church, on Tuesday, 1th instant, 1t
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintancts are respect
Illness, DAVID in the thlrtythird ear ofhis age
Funeral wil take pia e this aIttrnoUn at clock
avenue,
BALDwIN.-In Alexandria, Va, on Sunday
garet ]. and the late George T. .ldwin, aged If
'e FnSSera fom his late residence, IS s. St. Asapl
| street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at. O'Clock.
| HUTCHINsON.-Cn the 9Th instant, THoMA!
| CHANCE. the yOungt ST son OF NllnSm anu Nallh
| rine Hutchinson, aged i've months ana eight days
The relatives and friends Of the family are r spect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF his parents, South Capitol street. between
c and d, "Wednesday, Sth instant at CLOCK p IN
| JEwELL.-Mrs. CATHARISE JEWELL, wife o
C. b. Jewell, ESQ.,, Sabbath morning, April B.
| Funeral services April at p. M, from ls2o ]
| street.
| LEEMAN.-On Sunday, April S, at II O'Clock
HATTIE R., infant daught,r Of william L. an
Georgeana Leeman, aged eleven months and seven
Funeral on Tuesday, April Z, ct 3 O'Clock, frol
27O5 street, between Twenty-seventh and Twenty
eighth northwest. Friends and relztves are Invite
| TO attend.
REILY.-After brief illness, on Friday, ID II
1 REILLY daughter OF William and Barbara Rely, an
| sister Of the late John II. Rely, esq.
| The funeral Will take place from her late res
dence. No, 1912 New York avenue, on Tuesda
| Afternoon, 7th instant, at O'Clock.
| SARDO-CHARLEs D., infant son OF Albert
| and Clara Sardo, aged six weeks.
| Funeral Tuesday morning, April u ~ IL o'clo:l
| Frien ds OF the family invitei 10 attend
sTEVENsON.-On the 9Th instant, az $50 q. m
! | EnwIKp FRANCIS, son of Sarah and Alfred Stew el
| son aged twenty-nlne years and eight months.
fnV invited 10 attend the fdne from the residen
| or rs parents, First street, between ID and
"wednesday afternoon. at l;So p m.
Q YOUHG,-On the 5th instant, at ten minutes pa
Ave MARTHA M, youngett daughter OF Margar
Young, in the eighteenth year Of her age.
= Friends and members Of the family are Lespec
fuliv requested TO attend the funeral IRON the res
. dence Of her mother, no Massachusett3 aNenu
this afternoon, at O'Clock.
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AN EXPLANATION.
GARD FROM COL. THEODORE B. SANG
WAaHINaroN. d. C.. Apri 8, 1874.

CARD FROM COL. THEODORE b. ~SAMO.
81. WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 8, 1874
To the Editor Of the National Republican:
SIR: As you have published the testimony q
Samuel Strong, given before the Joint Congress
slonal Investigating Committee, wherein Il ap-
peared that my name Is connected in some way
with Strong's check-book, 1 have to request that
you will publish the inclosed copy Of letter sent
by me to said Strong, returning his check, which
he sent to me November Is, lsT2.
Respectfully, yours, THEoDoRs B. SASo.
WASHINGTON. D. c., November Is, 1s2
Ny DEAR STRONG: The favor I did you last
week cost me nothing, and q tOas my duty to do
,rhat did. Icertainly did not intend to charge
for it, and o little reflection will convince you
that Hpesld be Aiyhiy Improper for me to deeep'
compensation for the same. Therefore return
the check, with the assurance that thoroughly
appreciate the feelings that prompted you to send
It, and remain as ever, truly yours, 800
THRoDoRB B. SAMo.
To Samuel Strong, Esq
certify that the above is Q correct copy OF the
letter sent to Samuel Strong, and that the check
IS5O) was enclosed therein.
fSigned) F.A. EDWARDS.
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GALE OF THE REVENUE STEAMER
81 = .McCULLOCu.n
Y TREAsURI D1rARTML

W AsBIS0ToS, D. g.. March Z; ~. y
VIII be said at public auction TO the highest anu
best bidder for cash, q u o'clock neon 81 nv
DAY, the 18th day Of April, ls71 AZ New YORK CITY,
the revenue steamer :. MCCULLOUGH Sa1a YES
sci built at Baltimore in 1855 is about ~ 70.
inches materials, white ak- bve OAK Mh,te S1ss
nut and locust knees OF white OAK anu nae
faek dia goriI iron braces inches by inch on
the outside q Frame tops Of Dr. te 10
stern well lifted with sp1rs, standing III ru h,s
RIGGING sails, awnings, boats 20 Lts-eI@es o.o -
arid Euehors ETC. She hasa low
beam engine. F-ineh hinder, ieet stroks o. p.ss
tom funtrl and donkey boilers. steain-pumps. anu
All the nd steam gauges clock and register
steam whistle, tools, etc. Her equipments consist
ing OF anchors, chains, compasses, gasses
lead lines. tools, furniture, etc.. as per nNentory
will he sold separately At the same time and place.
The essel win be open for inspection until the
day or sale at Government wharf, Staten Island.
Invtn tories OF the articles to be sold Win tine
vessel and all further desired In ornatiop can ne
obtained on hoard, or Of Captain John Mc6owah,
m. ~ r. M. No. Is Broadway, New York.
The Government reserves the nght 70 reject any
or all bids. ,. arc,.pDco,r
ESQ Secretary.
o. o.
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THE DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE,
The easiest to sell; Ilghtest running; makes the
least uoise does the greatest work. perfect
in its opcratIons can't get out Of order; viii wear
q life time! in fact, II Is . -s,.
'-'N - DOMESTIC NECESSITY;
no family can afford tC be without one; lew days
40 now in use in this city; only introduced nere
about year Sgo; have other macnmes Dut nIIIt
Grover & Baker, Wilcox Giboe, Amfrican,
Singer &C., &C., for sale at prices r1ngiEg IRON
an 10 AS EACH Good canyassers. male ana feinale'
wanted. PhlL. n. NELSncs TTssSS,,ia
7 mh3-lm VOJ stfeeti ALaSOnLS ASmP-S.
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CITY ITEMS.


We do not agree to cure you, but from . careful
recommend it as producing nutritious, light,
healthy bread, biscuits, rolls, &C., which can be
eaten with impunity and relished by the most
sensitive invalid. These facts wecan substantiate
from practical observations and with the knowl-
edge that no injurious substances whatever enter
into the composition Of Dooley's Yeast Powder.
Manufacturers, 90 New street, New York.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
CHE OF CoNDEMNED ORDNANCE
- - STORES.
LrsrExwonru AnsExAI, /

LEAyESwoRTH Arsenal,
IEAyESwoRTIf. KS, March 20. lSI4.
The following named funseryic able and unsuit-
Isyenw. rfh Arsenal TUE DAY, the 18th day OF
Nav ls7I commencing at 10 o clock a. m.
Al, ileYy carriages, hafness, loaded prolectlles.
.,nsirY and artillery sabres cavalry and infantry
sceoutrrinrnts knapsacks, haversacks, saddles,
hridIes hsitrIs, ammunition for small arms, old
Saftern metal and woodworking machines, tools
and mi ,cplIaneous articles &C. - -. .
ar TsTI,s: Cash in Government funds ten per cent
IN, the day Of sale, and the remainder when the
proper.y is delivered. All stores to 5e removed
r~itkin fen DAYS from close Of sale. The Govern
ment reservesthe right to reject any bid not deemed
saiisfactory. Catalogues can be had on applica
the U. 5. Ordnance Agency, N; Y;. or a. thi'
Arsenal CAPTAIN of Ordnance, commanding.
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gaRD ON MRS. LOCKWOOD.

IN the Court of Claims, yesterday, Col. A. A.
Hosmer moved the admission 70 the bar Of Mrs
Belvs Lockwood. TheChief Justice called at
teution to the rule Of che court requiring that in
order to admission to the bar the applicant must
be "a man, of good moral character" &c. He
stated, however, that the court would hold the
matter under advisement until Il o'clock to-day,
and would then decide whether, under the rules,
Mrs. Lockwood could be admitted to the bar Of
the court.
PARTIES having property to sell or rent will
find II to their adv antage TO consult with p
r. H. RYAN g. Co., =
General Brokers, 523 Seventh street.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

AUC1ION OdLEO 1O-DdI.
By Thomas Bowling:
At o'clock, a number of improved lots in
Georgetown, D. G.
By Edwin ]. Sweet:
At 4:3O O'Clock, a two-story brick dwelling, No
631 Maryland avenue, north side,) between Sixth
and Seventh streets southwest, and a two-story
brick carpenter shop, on the northeast corner oil
Eighth and H streets.
BY Thos. E. Waggaman:-
At eoelock, improved property on Ninth street
near NJ street.
BY B. H. Warner:
At 4:3s O'Clock, valuable improved property on
northeast corner of Vermont avenue and street
northwest.
BY Duncanson Bros:
At IL o'clock, within their auction-rooms, to
bacco cigars, soap, sauces, vinegar, whisky anC
molasses.
At 10 o'clock, in front Of their auction rooms
mattings, ilcloths, carpets, furniture, sc.
STRANGE ADVERTISEMENT,
BUT NEVERTHELESS TRUE,
We squarely state that Clothing made to order
is MORE EXPENSIVE than when ready-made.
Higher Prices
be charged, because it costs more to cut and make
single garments.
Tatre IL also loss from non.pGying customer.
and long credits, which must be charged on prices
We have, therefore, made up in the latest fash
ion
THE SAME FINE GOODS,
and all winter long kept the best hands busy
making up
BEAUTIFUL GARMENTS,
which now lie on our counters for the inspection
Of the people Of Washington.
SUCH READY-MADEC CLOTHING
recommends itself in this way:
First-The Goods are Of the finest quGlitiss.
Second-The customer can judge Of the style
most becoming.
Third-7Rere is no need for alterations and dis.
agreeable patching out"
Fourth-Thers is no disappointment in getting
your goods.
FIfth-TRe prices are much Iorer.
Gentlemen who are
~. e.
TIRED
Of paying for the dellnquencies Of bad customers,
and who
CARE TO SAVE THE DIFFERENCE
between the told time rates" and prices based on
cash down, will please call and Judge whether the
goods we offer are not eractIy tphat they hare
aIIcayH been GccuStomed 10 pear.
A. ssAas 60,
Tailors and Clothiers,
3ls Seventh street.
salIe roSarvad saats for Canon Kingsley
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POVERTY OF rHR BLOOD.

tenn is Impoverished. The flesh is fabby, the
muscles lack hardness, tho nerves are relaxed
functions, the brain is inert, and, in short, the
entire body is only half alive. The stomach is
mainly responsible for this wretched condition Of
the human machine. Stimulate and tone that
organ with Hostetters Stomach Bitters, and d
marked change for the better will soon be ap-
parent The result Of improving the digestion
with this potent and genial tonic will be the con-
version OF the food into rich, pure blood, and as
the blood Is the raw material from which flesh,
muscle brain, bone and every membrane, tissue
and ligament of the body are manufactured, all
those components of the material frame will be
gradually regenerated and invigorated. This is
sound doctrine, and 1t is sustained by the logic of
facts.
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THE MARKETS.
FINANCIAL,


NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
FHlRtShedby Letefs JoAnson Co., Bankers, Vernon
Sste, northeda corner PenRsgIuaRta auenae and
9tnth sired, WGshfRaton. 10y
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coon ENOUGH FOR THE RICH-CHEAF
ENOUGH FOR THE POOR.
! Catawba Champagne, in quarts and pints, bot
tied by Samuel q. Palmer, 81 Greene street.
! Georgetown, D. c. Retail price, SO per dozen
quarts: 50 Per dozen, pnts. Liberal discount to
dealers.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.


n~THE REGULAR BOARD MEET.
ISOLATION will take place on TUESDAY, April
!, at the Home, on Thirteenth street, At lo'csock
Devotional meeting at L O'Clock. :.
ap7 MRS. W. +. BAsCoM, Secretary.
s~HENRY WARD BEECHER. to an
said FSoT the eroTd II yo1 foeW he
MALAGA FRUIT GoMPANYis STORE, where
ffSE APPIEs, 50 rtmSrkaSis early for the season.
ap6-1 ~ -. s...
A~-OFFICE OF THE POTOMAC PER.
~ RY COMPANY, SEVENTH STREET
WHARF, MAsHINGToN, APRIL 4 Is7s.@0n and
f6s FeE Ros hs
ALEXANDRIA will cOmmense az "a. m; Last
tr s2sS PEPxrr Gen spst:
s~MEDICALAssO
~ annual meeting Of the Medical Association
OF the Medical Society, No. sl5 street northwest,
apist JAMES I. 9oDNG, & NJ B., Secretary
~CANON KINGSLEY, OF LONDON,
- England, Chaplain to the Queen, VIII de-
First Congresationai Church, WEDNESDAY,
EVENING, April 8. Subject: '.Norsemen, or the
Morse Discoveries Of America" Admission. rs
cents. Reserved seats at Ellis's. ap4-td
ICED. LANGELL's ASTHMA CURE.
WARRANTED TO GIVE RELIEF IN FIVE
MINUTES.
Persons suffering with Asthma are requested to
call and get tlial package Of the above remedy
For sale, wholesale and retail. at
G. p. HOPKINS Drug Store,
No IoQs
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ELLIS sells reserved seats for Canon Kingsley'i
Second Lecture, April Sth.

GRAND SALE OF VILLA AND GARDEN
SITES
Latimer Cleary will sell about the middle OF
April for Alexander Hunter, about three hun
dred acres Of land lying between Washington and
Alexandria, which will be subdlyidec IN lots to
suit all parties. A station will be built on the
ground by the railroad company. Grea. induce
ments will be offered to purchasers.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES.
Call and examine the fire and burglar-proot
vaults of the Safe Deposit Company, corner oil
! New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
valuables Rents, from ten TO sixty dollars per
! annum, according TO size. No business man can
| afford to do without them.
MONEY SAVED by paying your special improve
ment and sewerage taxes now, at reduced rates
| thronRh r. II. RYAN Co.,
General Brokers, 623 Seventh street.
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, FOR SALE OR RENT.
DENTISTS.

OENTISTRY.-C. b. FOSTER, NJ. D., FOR
IL thirty years Dental Practitioner in Philadel>
phai and New York, attends to all branches Of his
professIon at No. LOG New York avenue.
Beautiful sets Of teeth on platina, gold and other
materials on the most reasonable terms noo-1
n w. SCOTT, DENTIST
Ne No. sS5 Pennsylvania avenue, between NlntA
Tenrh Tower Teel. Nitrous oxide Ra1
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BOARDING.
SEWING MACHINES.

BOARD AND ROOMS-CENTRAL LOCA-
ID TION-s26 northeast corner King and Patrick
Z, eets Alexaudria Virginia. mh24-eo1i