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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-30

THERE seems to be determination on the
part of some Washington correspondents
that the President and Secretary Bristow
shall quarrel. The Secretary has interfered
more or less with the arrangements of prom
inent politicians, and mas shown himself the
enemy of all rings and cabals at the capital
since his appointment. Various attempts
have been made and are still making to in.
duce the President 10 NEEDLE with the De
partment affairs, but unsuccessfully, and the
chances are that these oilicious gentlemen
will have their pains for their labor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-30
Another Insane Asylnm Ontrarc.

AnOther insane Asylum outrage.
Those who became in any good degree IA
miliar with the story Of Mrs. Packard, Of
Chicago. who appeared before our late legis-
laturc, king for the enactment Of law SEE
curing to the unfortunate inmates OF our iu.
sane asylum the means Of communicating
with the outside world, became entirely sat
isfed, not only Of the justice Of her appeal,
but that common humanity demanded some
eifectual steps to be taken in that direction.
II will he rccolectad that the prctcxt for
Mrs Packari's long and brutal incarceration
was that she had become relgiously, or athe
irreligousy insane. A remarkable case.
almost precisely parallel to hers, has come
to light in England and is reported in let
ter from an authority SO entirely authentic as
that Of NJ y Conway After describing the
case Of distinguished gentleman who had
procured a separation from his wife 10y rea-
son Of her becoming a religions skeptc, h.
a Ids:
A much worse case has recently como 20 light in
the case of Mrs Louisa Lowe. who however
when she became hcrctic happened 10 be the
wife " clergyman from whom Of course more
zeal was only 10 be- expected She resided with
her husband at upottcry ,icamgc, near llonton
and the vicar confused her SYM toms of hetcsy
with symptoms Of insanity She was suddenly
seized. and without any rrclimiuaries incarccn,toi
boo private lunatic sylum near Bristol iu Sep
tcmDcr 1870 It is now conceded 10y aIl p"ues
''''' M,S Lowe was "' ". '''", '" '' ''''' ''"",'
~ -, ,....
were pnbeod. certain pecuniar, rompli,atIon.
at length rendered it necessary that she should be
Looked after and she wa. discovered in the Han
well lunauc a-> lun-to which sheWas transferred
~ '''' "n''' S'''S '"'''''' ''"'' "I'u''s J." 'e
',i ''''',., Wv, '.''.'''
her remeJ, atlaw putas under present di.o-
btiue. Of married women. onb her husband
could plead ou this subject and as he sccmei pen
fectly satisfied that huotlc is necessarily q lu-
na'.' NI'' lowe can on'H appeal To '"e pU'H'
','' '''''s'' ~ ''.'' = ',,' ','''' '''''
rat,t an irssrs vta ,,cre Es,a h, ,,t,.,.,,d
pare. with utthe meansof communicating with
the world and one gentleman has been liberated
who was illegally detained for fourteen years
The result is tha' " lHn''y Ia" reform association
n'' Oeyn , r., ,''''. '''',s''l '''l N'-
sa,o roro,ns Interested md NJ. fo... .rJ
abb, have u,e satisfaction Of .,cn. ain pr,ats
lunatc asylums abolished. a. the results Sc
we're suferinss.
''"'' il '''s', 10 '' ','' ''''' u, ''''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-30
Our Boston Letter.

is being observed in this city about after thou
fashion. The stores arc oloscd--and wen they
'id to he for one day, for they have be
with customers Tor tho last week or tvs
a. ne toy and fancy goods stores and tho.
which deal wholly, or In part, in holiday gifts
Even yesterday, notwithstanding It fancd hardal
the forenoon, aud up to one or two O'Clock tie
streets were full Of busy purchasers u small
wares, who crowded into the shops with their
dripping umbrellas and as for the street cars. it
would have been impossible to get into one going
towards the great business thoroughfarcs, but for
the itvariablo rule on which they, like the stage
drivers, do business that there is always room
for one more
Services have been held In large number Of
churches many Of (which were profnsel, decorated
with eyergtccns and flowers, especially those Of
the Episcopal and Roman Catholic faith though
Edward Everett liales church, Unitaranl which
runs largely to flowers is scarcely behind any Of
the others 10 the extent Of It's ornamentatiop in
that direction. The congregations have not been
large. though some Of them have numbered more
than attended at amy one time. the great
SEw EScLANp CONVENTION"
which was holden here last wccl, in the iuteres,
Of those jealous roligionisis who think that the
''' '' 'fitNN f.fttN'r FNNWlu lt 90
amended as To- contain q formal recognition Of
the Deity and the Christian religion Their meet
ing was evidently designed TO produce an effect
or nt least To attract attention. for it was contn-
ued Two days and evenings WAS holden in the
great fremont Temple was largely advertised
ana addressed oy eminent dNincs including Dr.
MINER he'. w. u. ozark and others, who always
'peah interestingly upon whatever subject they
take hold OF. Notwithstanding all thi.. however
,'''N"''o" ny ils
"I"'" '''' n's''n pubic and
''' "' ,'' ','''" l'''n V.' papers upon the
P''i' '''',' W ''" in-''"u
wa ",'' 'i'''' u'''s"hd peo-
"''' quay .','''''' IT. W'''u pe SOME
"'''' '''''," n'' 'N 'D' ''''hu e'on'ns OF Che
W ,'''' V'"' '"'''"' ""'n 1T MINOR spoke,
'''''''' l'''s' ''''' ''' Que 'n 1--WE certainly not
'.'' ''' '' ''"' '' '"' seats were oreu-
P'' N'' "' '',s' ""' were '''i'' quite good
many WY '''''Nul "'. h sympathy with
J"'s". "'" '"' vote adopt
'"7 ''' h"' WINE ls friends
""' '.,S nav, good h-N'ns
'"l",''' "s WI, '''n'ed 'l 'he 'H'eu'e onslaught
'''''' 'l'" '"' ""'''' "' " H'u' pam-
l'''' "'''." ''' pee" written '' opposition Co thc
.'' .'.''' "''''" '''S proposed TO- ina'sota'e
''"'.'" ' 'n' l"'"pi"'''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-30

The validity of the Fifteenth Amendment
is to be tested by the supreme court 1t is
the suffrage amendment. The case comes
up from Kentucky, where two democratic
judges of election refused TO receive the
votes of two men on account Of their color.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-30

4 CABLE dispatch from Madeira states
that the emigrant ship Cospatrick, from
London for New York, was burned at sea on
November 18th, in north latitude 81, west
longitude -. of the crew and passengers,
numbering upwards OF five hundred, il is es
timated that fully four hundred and sixty
five persisted. The report Of the disaster
was brought from st. Helena, where three of
the crew have Just arrived.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-30

The GREAT WANr.-The Republican
majority Of the United States Senate realize
the political situation" They appreciate
the necessity of positive legislation which
shall bring back the country to wholesome
principles Of finance 1t would be mposs-
BILE to frame bill which should satisfy
everybody as to the methods Of resuming
specie payments. Financiers are all dissen-
tiers. They seldom agree with each other as
TO the best financial measures. What the
people want, however is the ushering in Of
the time when the paper currency Of the
government shall not be a circulating false
hood, The Republicans are likely to fix the
period sufficiently remote, so that business
men need not experience embarrassment be-
cause the national pledges are fulfilled,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-30

Prison REFoRM.-At the last annual
meeting of the National Prison Association,
Hon John W. Stewart, of Middlebury, Hon.
John b. Page, of Rutland, Hon. Albert
Clarke, of St. Adams, Hon. f. j. Phelps, Of
Burlington, Rev, Franklin Bntler and Hon.
James A. Pollard, Of Windsor, were elected
directors for Vermont. The objects of the
association are the promotion of prison re-
form, the discussion of different systems Of
correction and the dissemination of knowl-
edge concerning the same, the establishment
and regulation of penitentiaries, reform
schools, work shops and houses of correction
for both sexes, and generally the revision
of our criminal codes and the advocacy of
the best approved methods of preventing
and Furnishing crime and improving the
criminal classes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
The UNITED STATES NAYT.
NABsr1ACr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF gRE NAVY.

o. SA6 1AHxs
xds fkhSoNNkLof THE LINE Az
~TAD NU3BER OF OFFICERS IN tn -
n0U9 GRADES, AND ArrOiN -
-WHERE THE oFfIUERs ARE eEkVANo.
,.-..,., ,uhli,hed. a usual
.1.a wv ~ s.. nj aiuinr tie chanre
A..eI 49, =. ,ss st.tiops md duties Q
n.ss ~ "a az Janusry, shows that Their
sn = ~ - "a. - m ,snks md conditions On tn
1871 e%oe T. :. n.nsrtmsot. vho srs oiyids,
~ ~ s M eiastse: al !,
Ispe efacers, 900, consisting OF Is admirals.
eemmodores, % captains, % commanders, ls2 lieu
eena.t commanders, 20 lieateaants, 100 masters
= spsig.A los nidshipmsn, 50 bostswains and q
sunaera
STAFF efheera ca, viz: Medical corps, $50; pay
corps Isl; engineer corps. 2ls; chapians, 2; pro
ssssors of mathematics, Il; secretaries, 3; naval
esnstructofa 10; CIVIL engineers, .; carpsuters %
sailnakers 20.
Naval Academy, 2sa, embracing "a pfoiessofs
assistants, librarians, &C.; IS cadet mioshlpmen
sd 81 cadet engineers I'm addiuoa 70 tnese y
profsssors &c, whose duties are connnco exo.u'
avsly 70 the Academy, there are d omosrs oe-
tailed from the line and stan OF the navy. making
the total number of ofheers and cadets sH.)
Volunteer navy, %, Viz: setlnS msast, acs.
ing snsign, passed assistant surgeons. y acting
assistant surgeons and d mates
Aarine corps " VIZ: olis.oiet sensfsA etau
esneers, coionea nea.en.a' 0''onsa's ms'ofs'
0Septeins sno es neu.e ~.
Aeulea .na Iessrssu ns'' .o, eonssns Oh =
eanH " oemn0ases, eePtams, com
.eoe nso. s: S @ neatenenu,
Hn. sn..enh miosnipmen' % msoicei
~ P.s S..o - sne.nees. cnaplns'
Pe sa.s.a eooseiuc,ors, ~ oostsnn.'
SBennetr ~ SArpentetss eellmakers, ana " ON
eta.os.
~. Win inc hegissef i0r 'uis' A'0''
IncRrAss OF roErT-NISr OFFICERS,
Witch b accounted for Is follows: The death Of
3msAow and the actual retirement OF Colds
oefoagh decrsased the number Of admirals from
- - II. The List Of lieutenant commanders was
nsxt grade, ] dismissal and death. The lieu-
teusnts eained IL and the ensirns a bv promo
fiooa vSile the midshiumen lcst - by promo.
faona and casnalties. The stsff eorns io.t 4 doc.
Tor. 4 navma.ters Q .nr;neer, and civil an.i-
.eer snd ,,,n.S :, chenI.,n m. rurh.r ~
injdshinuep bv "a the c.dst engineer bv m ma
10 volnntee, Sorcs IVA = -
fTn.rs .,e ramns,.t,v.,v s.~ ot,..-, ~ ,,,.,.,
MN n our nav e,nec;.,lv an m. I'm. a. III,
- ee.r nv ~. ,rh,o,Dsd .,.,s,..,t ~ -. .h..
hail from, - -
In the lima there ara a Jr,sbmsn rnv,i.bmen
\ f3ern.n. unclnain. Q p-n,.i.,, .nd o S.yon, ,
s....h,,.n w.,.h,,., N,--.,,., .nd ,
Ii" "ss,.,. -. 49, - a,
as.ti 80. ea " ~, w.. U ,.S,. ~
q ~. s..SHs.s 49,. ~. t.. 49, -.
fm, ~H1 AA A'A.'' VIZ A.'s
.s sers I. vusen. s.,,
n..ds NJ. Sao,i n G a 3, Ss. ~"
-. -. Az 49, S Ses n-. Sp-.n, Au-
IL. - ~..,s ave" 40 uH'"'s>' "a" sA'
ma. 80
a. 1900 ~ CO.. on'.s ~ "ss oorn vu' vi
. S !" S.s.,S W; = h lle.ana, M Eneisno'
re HSi Sis ~ slee' .aen ~ S.usus'
Gsnr n wv .s!' S"eUen'
~. ~ ~ DenN ,A INV Sleece, ene =. sea
u ING 90 'o.uheeois y arc natNes VI Sefu1uy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
WHENCE APPOINTED.

The above exhibit does not include the twenty
one professors Ind assistants 1t the Naval AeId-
eihy already referred TO- nor the sighty.eiEht vol.
unteer ofacers, the States from which they were
appointed not being given. The go retired on
rs : sii ss:r.ss:s students At Annapolis
We also excluded. 90 8 81
The ofhcers Of the navy are serving their coun-
try in various ways as evidenced by the following
statement Of how they are employed:
Eapdl n 6frers includino YoLsnSeerf
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- OGDEN Lo0$E, ~. is7S q. 81. 3. -
NJ AeIx p yea ssst;d g nsss ct theft Hall
&. e !. e; ~ Pr
A:CoLE NemSer. Of sister lodges are frsssrs.iiy
: w.s.s.,..,%s sii Il. s.a y. 5onssos, ne:
t~s0Na OF J0NADA1.-Ae0117IE
Sa7eh ssI stisil. I. T9Pi,D D..s: SMEIN
Wit RSsevllle' I'D. Ears, round GiN q essis.
E.XO1THERN MARKET. 80 - :
nss.aisnes.s hon de.i:rs IL this msrs:s css ~ 9.
i; H.; I'm = iiT.s a.;i!i:!!S:;..
- ~ Placed n fhe hsods q nedols 1lsnelper1
~ sS: IS :sss So '; s:s SCI IL T.
, e !sss 81 4sss - ts - inelHsys- The pub
hereby nS. 81. aspS
thereto and The s.n'e IS spHtf;ssd u ses segTts
MARCH ~ iUA -. -1ts s' : AI NAV:
TDn: .. q. BOND Has HEIOVEH
49,. = No So First strest. between II and
prompt sssen.o% New York avenue win ssseYs
70 TIE SUMNER GEEORIAI.-
~ on,v C CSP. OF The EsrrsLlcAx cen.ainins
=: = III. sS%1ss school Building can a b
. N0IlCE.-ALL PE16ONO m.
ssested 70 csi a esr once ana Sii
q their accounts. otherwise they will be placed in
the hands OF oeer for collection, IS Il has be-
come necessary BY the death Of the senior member
Of The arm 10 close our eoShH
fTMB tRIEND0 AND WELL
49,. Tilhers q Che movement for the orKaniza-
gress In this city with tbs sanction or Bshop Cum
plns, are respectfully invited 10 eommnn3eaie as
sasilsss AZ wA Es: p
OFFICE,
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON. March 4, le7l.
VIII meet on the sIcoHD MONDAY IN MARCH,, ls1l, |
y ne room lsiely cesupied y the guperintenaent
ss sss 6
&eat NAl for the taI for lie 1sesi year ending |
The 1e1H WIN be in session each day, Sundays
eexoeHss4. 40n O'Clock =. N. 70 So'eloek p. m,
eor ths Hs9cd q thirty days, commencing March |
NV If tsSns,l dis.
!.s 8 TSsssk:S a !: ~ u Ssss ssa .ss e.
s ss W' TasfS;;, 81 sh Bsssss ss:
mh9-td Governor District Of Columbfa.
MEN =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
THE PROGRESS OF "cRKxArIoNo

Sir Henry Thompsons paper on Coronation"
says London paper, has attracted much notice
IN Germany, having besn translated twics, BE-
aides obtaining warm support from an eminent
DR.. Kopl. Moreover. the practical
Austrians have taken the idse up - one that has
really passed beyond the stage Of discussion. The
Communal Councils Of visnna and Gratis have
adopted proposal 70 establish IN their esnsts-
ries the necssssry apparatus for cremation, 'sthe
use Of which viii be open and optional to ALL" A
'vsfitable agitation" W are told, has arisen n
both places, though whether the axcitemsnt % sll
In favor fths nsry furnace innovation. q Whsthsr
the attached supporters Of their pleeurssqus
churehyasds are Indignant that these yepsrsbls
depceitoriss Of all that 10 mortal sheald BE- de.
privsd OF thsir respective rights does net seen
very elsar. We can only wish suessss 70 IN az.
psrimsnt which viii b carried ont for our bsusat
theush pot q euf cost Where tie iisht-hssrtsi
Visnnses yeuld basn thsir progsnltofs OF dssssnd.
spts Without Sigh Of mufmur, and afssrWasd
trssoufIly ooutsnplats the beloved remains II .
lar neatly labeled and inscribed with Ill the viz
tuSe Of ths Iamsntsd dsseassd. the nors practical
EnSlish and Anssisaas w. HonA HE 70 peosssd
b. easy stages, without Unnecessary shesk % Ars.
0fusdys SnAsssantabiy strong Sssainga Dut
vhsa the furaaes systsa bsesnss Ash1eosbas "a
IL esntinsnI n Earspe % VIII spgsoA ~ dsgreee,
GaA IL moeo advaaosd spGrtts smeog - VIII nos
b slow 70 lsey pssjsliesr b ssbiy ssqssathing
.thslf woshs - an aGsa, thsiT bsdies - H. 80
eaning 1sa." ces y : " - = =
NlD Bella Rassnas, VIE ssppsrts Hooth, 4
itus1y pfalsoa Vofy hfGh1y hT IL Chiongo prooo.
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
IRALTiNoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER SCHEDULE.
FEBRUARY !, 1874
| FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
,Wnshssssi :n a's 81 %sy sssii ss:o"n'
." 0W aW Ste,,iAa annapolis, Piedmont and al
500 m New s,mo YoIT, FSa.dslRa,.. Boston, Bal
L VILE g. Louis, ColSn6us, sandusEy.
ErsasIief and al ). ions ms; on sSe WIZ,
pullman osFs. Dinner 1t cum6erisnd.
';".. n B;, a%.ie. xnnsDoii. and all w.yssa.
80 q N. Baltimore and Relay only.
ss.,Ioas' Eilicott City and all Way
| 1'eep. n. Ne. York, Pbnadelphis, Norfolk, Bal.
Il timore. Dinner at Relay.
n.gersto.n, -Wiuchestef and ali In.
tISimediats Way stations west Of
l Esp. n. Baltimore, Frederick and all Way Sta
':''p. N. rSln. Of Rocks, Frederick and Way
l'Sp. n. Baltimore, Annapolis and all Way Sta
tsp. n. PIN. deIphia and Baltimore. Supper as
fss.s ffsdI:sS SIl:s,aaI %ss;.
Wheeling and tho West. Pullman
r u S,S BS:s. B.
n.. ss rs ~; 4k Nm Stations
AZ trains stop At viad1ct hotel, Relay House
s:;.. Sss : 81 81 s:.sn ss
t.asn g. EsSsage 10 be checked and received as
THos. r. SHARP,
Mas'e T. Il II rfcs61 IRS sr'a'ion'
~, '' sfS,s : !' ssss sEs:..
RALriMoREA NDPoroMAoRAnRoAD
DEPOT CORNER Ros s1fEH And B STREETS
SaL1 hhASE Foh NSsaiHasiSSSE At
So. 4: m. ti@ira Mail, s:ls a. m. New YorS E1-
n e.sss ny. Y YS1s * d. Rysimor. En-.
pre- daily, except Sum ,op press, except Sunday
"a SoS6 .a'. :Aee0mmod. Line rom Wsss: ..,na
s:s:s I1s ssSsassa ss
ssss,E II s:s ss;ss sa
% as ssnasS
81, ss except sunday Gre Sc NOR Dss .; sae
%. s NEE B sspa' New s ss ssS9sS.'
's Pacific E1- press except Ta4I sSsa sa,s
except Sunday.
r sor g;s h e. Bowie with trains for Popss
HrinS a Pops Creek ~ a. and nd n m ar
Ie.sns Washing q; On ans a s 81 AZ. e SIS M
ena ~ 2: N. connect At Odenton with trains for
IT.in. .niyins.s Washington .. io:ss p m. md
Fopsss Creek 2:I5 and 7:43 p. m. '..1 '
ss1s sna ave.
nns, northwest corner Sixth and PENNSYLVANIA ave:
Wet. ThrosSh iieEsss 70 ciacisaasi, GoIambas.
cSie.ao, oas.hs, San frsnessS, and All point:
f.s. YOUNG. Gen. PASSENGER Agent
A LExA4NDRIA A M wAsH!NaToN
"a f4HILH0AR NJ AND AL ~! AND
rs. GSs ~ s.Ss k ss7e :.
ANY; e o:S: .ns daily en- es: sas
!. Leel trains leave :Alexandr,a., follows: q, IA
p Hc. Al.z;naA asi fna al ossi trains daily.
4r2sns "a TINS connect with sr.,u.ou w..h-
8G4NTIco RECOMMENDATION leaves washington
SkiSfe ~ Herr sEs1xdFkEss Vi. R,ehneaa.
leaves Washington ll:a3 p. m, daily, except sun
TSrosgh tickets to all points South and South
!: ne s ass pend
s ssssa s shseisa & ii Sos;!: :nS Ts.sssaess
.MSS6 " 'eAnA'''"' General Fsss:nrsr Agent.
DENNsYLvANIAAI AIR LINE
{ TO sAL1faaHiGEaHbrEEH5A sou,
AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW EsGinSb
THRoUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT E NA yN9kk On CARS
The eduipment ON this line 3 nav and OF thu nnss
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4 majority o. Tie 0raad Opsss Hosss Troupe
ness3sa viii George u. Tyler, psonisss 8 lpualag
DssSarnsnee On the epening night. Apgtla FoB
81 Tyler ssts stzng tsan, and hard b besA
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.1kAI1fJ3
iLl3HQt RIG. EECsII
0409 vguGleK1l8
. tupHoIs7ERlNa AND PAPERHAHGMo
STORE.
40 HIHrHsEREET.
|ssrwrEsDAxpExon1
i PApzRHANamas.
| RkA1Aanl lnNArHI0A
i fersnt srades for
i INTERIOR ApoRNMrNr
cheap q shsy b bought At any store In this
city.
CURTAIN DECORATIONS.
i FlNEsf sWlss LACE CURTAINS,
,o,r,ueu.~ ,.c, Avn ,rs,,v ON,
4 - rAlNs.
!
/ GILT AND WALNUT coRNlcrs WITH oRyA.
Large ..'''n''. ''''.. and Beautiful Designs.
| Ss
.. s.,,.s ~. 80 J. ..,...s 80 ''''
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SLIP COVERS
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oAAcAoho ana saxAen.
w''s' ''a cs'e''a
MATING. RIGS AND MATS
r.rt,e, de.,rou. to improve their residences IN
vie. 70 an =: !.
29 Ninth Steet N. w.
$4,000
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C. Rf1CHENBACHs,
eiA49 wAHsRooMs.
ns,e..r nn.a..sS t.. issSs r.an.. .,..
Malaga Fruit Company.
U. $. c.an,.ssa.. .oa Examiner IN ca....,,.
suoprHA Nm vryrrp
AND LAW REPORTER.
0aes-Ne: nec n,ees, sssvsen First and Second
U.I... c.i,il O.....,,
e'eve "PsJ'
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No. 43e SEVENTH STREET,

nrrvzr D AND , STREETS
.'... D..,. A..'. e.A r.,'.-.' nan.
PAPERHANeINas.
Cola Paper - low a. y cents; Useia.ea P.pevs
low - loeents; Satin Papers Low - cts. Gilt
Papers - low ~ 10 ets.; Iemnasts Of GINS Sha
Common Papers Al eoss. Jhe largest and choicest
seleeues Of The above goods In The Di.,ries.
PICTURE FRAMES.
plain Oval W alnus ana Gilt Francs, from card 70
portrait sire, with full line o. silk Veives and
0iit and otter Styles Of fSar,ss VI he latest D.
sigma.
WINDOW SHADES.
Different styles, si,es and seless; also, plain
goods, which Ne make Into Shades.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
Of diaerent eolers from card TO portrait siss; Pc
turs Nails and Rings, GoId-plassd, sifvered Ind
Wire Centre Picture Core. very durable and sspsA
Sior article.
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ENeRAvINGs, cHRoMos. &C.,
in appropriate Frances limited selection ofeboies
ailsd. Allowing no old stoSi to sseumaiais. tSoss
needing soQds in our line win and The --latest -
signs q lowest cash price,. OTdey1 loF Paper
hsnsinss window sssaes ana PisssN yrsnes
punetsally shed and istisfsetion sua!tftssS.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
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- DisTRiGT IL col uxBrA,
fWYOTNG ZEN :
~ SPECIALLY INVITED
TO THE 2. II. C. A. ROOMS,
Corner Ninth and DISTRICTS.

TO THE 2. II. C. A. ROOMS,
Corner Ninth and Districts.
Free Reading Rooms:
Circulating Library. New books constantly added.
m, ssslfSS; n = Prayer Meetings At
SABBATH, ss s:Dp. M, services in Lincoln han.
Theatre services, at Metropolitan theatre, Psnn-
streets, sABBATH, b 7;1op N. mari
R~CUkRENT HND,1ACK NtGBE14
~ Of the DAILY AND WHHxLY NATioH4H
RKrusIscAH. anq sli SthaF city papers, can o o.;
Nsv Dealer. under St. Cloud hotel, corner e
f~M An NOW PAYIN0
Sn &c aoo
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lsn2z-ly !. = -.
W1RAFffNd FzPER ron 5ALz
~ at this once.
:ma H. 1919 ce. DE .;1.I1 s Ia
street, third door from Pennsyivanis ave. janSim
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eT.DR, A. PRATE, GRAbUATE OF
~ Ohio College Of Dental surgsry. III Sew.
epth street. between D and E, . few doom south Of
odd Fellows Hall, Washington. Gas used in ax.
traetinG Teeth. Teeth q set, either Jaw.
.HOr AND COLD SODA,
MILBURN'a
iE3 Pennsylvania avenue.
Depot for Mineral Wafers. dec9s-sm
hHDLEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFS
- PRINTED At THE SHORTEST NOTICE
q The REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE. nois-tf
CHENICAI1, PERFUME.
ries RSma&es, Toilst Arttcles, &C., nj low.
WINES AND LIQUORS FOR
49, medicinal purposes. at the Temple Drug
Store. novl
sSYWHEN Y0UCANNOTFINDW WHAT
- you want a other places, Try the Temple
~ specifics 1t the TENrLE DRUG STORE,
corner + and Ninth streets.
THE COUGH MEDICINKA,
Cod Liver OH, Troches, &C., At The Tenn
pie Drug Store. novl
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