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National Republican., 1875-06-23
Waugh II. z. Church Concert.

A very successful and interesting entertainment
WAS given last evening at Odd FeIloWs' hall, Navy
Yard, for the benefit Of the Waugh M. E. church.
The programme was made up Of music, readings
and tablesux. Miss Annie b. Lewis gave some
very pleasing reeitations. Miss Nellie TWitchell
sang solo in very charming manner, while the
Misses Ida and Nellie De Land also contributed
to the interest Of the affair by reading and sing
ing. Miss Flora Cooke rendered on the piano the
fantasia from "Puritani," with q brilliancy Of
execution and wealth OF melody rarely heard at
an amateur concert. This young lady also sang Q
cavstina from "RIgolette :" and, in response TO an
enthusiastic and overwhelming encore, Warbled
in a very sprightly and beWitehing manner, "She's
Fooling Thee." Messrs. Twitchell, Roth, Shomo
and Zimmerman also contributed to the musical
part Of the programme, and Mr.. +. Clendenning
gave reading. During the intermissiOn Of the
entertainment Refreshments were served by the
ladies Of the church.
National Republican., 1875-06-23
COMMERCIAL EXCURSION.
Prominent out-of-TOvn Merchants Visit the
Great Falls.

Messrs. J. c. ErgOod and Frank Hume, whole
sale grocers Of Washington, have been busy the
past few days getting up an excursion to Great
Falls as a brief respite from commercial setivi-
ties. Some twenty-five persons left the city yes
terday by the largest conveyance belonging to
the Washington fast freight line, and as the six
inland moved of briskly, with profuse display
OF small American hags and other Ornamental
tions. the proud equipage recalled to many the
laYishness Of the HemboIdean period.
Tne party was made up of prominent business
men Of New York, Baltimore Georgetown, Alex
zndria, and Washington, among whom were J.
Cassard, A. L. Simpson, Of the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad, A. ID. Pullman, Of the Wash
ingtOn Freight Company, q. K. Hill, VIM. Lord,
G. White, J. 5. Miller, J. F. Henderson, g. g.
COrnWell, r. Baker, Cropley Bros, ct al.
An organization was recently effected in order
70 secure smooth working success of the affair,
and J. Z. Ergood was selected chairman; ]. 7.
Henderson, commissary; Frank Hume caterer;
who proved themselves an energetic executive
body, in providing hotel accommodations at the
falls and furnishing fishing tackle, guns, spiritu-
Gus Iurches and other necessaries to the intended
paSumes, and from the extensive arrangements,
tits clearly evident that they have supplanted
the possibility Of failure TO meet all the demands
growing out Of variety Of tastes. In fact, they
are prepared for more Sport than they will be
able TO enjoy, and the MAJOR portion Of the ex-
cHTEiOnists will quietly beLake themselves to the
WsItopian rod, and with lingering thoughts Of
the counting room and the prospective aspect Of
financial and commercial affairs will have ample
material for ruminatiOn. So that after all 1t will
be, with most Of them, only q bassrelief from
business cares. Other gentlemen belonging to
trade circles who could not leave yesterday, will
20 cut in bsTCuches This morning and ioin the
party. and the whole body will return tonight.
National Republican., 1875-06-23
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court-Gsnsral Term.

Supreme Court-Gensral Term.
Justices WylIe, Olin and Macarthur held Q
short session Of the general term yesterday, and
Joseph NJ. YEnaga was appointed an examiner
and United States Commissioner.
Van RisWick VS.. Lamon. Decree Affirming the
decree in part and Vscating in part former decree
Miller VS.. OoyIe Decree vacating so much Of
former decree as relates to M BaylIss.
The court then adjourned sine die.
Circuit Court-Judge Humphreys.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
r. G. Campbell VS.. District Of Columbia. This
ian action 900 balance claimed for construct
ing tWenty-six-inch water main in Georgetown;
Mr.. TOtten for the plaintiff and Mr.. Birney for
defendant. The case was concluded by the Judg Q
referring the case to the auditor.
Randolph and wife VS.. Jones. This case was
submitted to the jury.
CASES TO-DAY.
The following cases were assigned for to-day
Nos. us, 1s6, 1S7, lS9. 169, lgl, and l92.
Equity Court-Judgs Wylie.
This SQUIRT was engaged as follows yesterday:
Hogan vs. Downey. Decree for the payment Of
Richardson vs.. District of Columbia, and Elliott
vs.. same. Decree for restraining order returns-
Bile July s, 1875.
square SIS, with +. Miller and q. W. Thomas as
trustees.
Dsnmead VS.. Denmesd. Order appointing
Amber VS. WhIpple. Order to be heard in
General Term on motion to confirm auditors re-
port.
Laruer w. Gideon. Order Of reference to re-
port on distribution Of 81 200, the proceeds Of the
sale OF certain lots.
sibiey VS.. .sIbIey. Decree of divorce, as re-
ported elsewhere.
Golden va Kimmen. Case argued and SUBJ
mitted.
Hall Holden vs. H. S. Davis. Case argued
by Mr.. Mulloy. Adjourned.
Criminal court-Judgs Humphreys.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Francis A. Benter was convicted Of assault and
battery.
Thomas WeedhAm, charged with assault and
battery; RolIe pToseqUi was entered in his case.
Albert Cumberland was convicted Of assault
ndbattery.
Orphans Court-Judge 0lin.
This court held Its regular semtWeekly session
yesterday, and was engaged as follows:
The last will Of Lawrence DAILY was filed for
probate. He beQueaths his estate to his wife,
Ellen Darby, whom he appoints to be his execu-
trlx.
Issues to Circuit Court were ordered in the case
of Emma Tucker, the issues being as to soundness
of mind and undue influence.
In the case OF the last will OF Emeline Sheriff,
heretofore reported, an order Of publication was
ordered.
A large number of routine orders were made.
National Republican., 1875-06-23
The Best Evidence.

The following letter from Rev. E. :. Best, pa IT
of the Nj. L. Church, Natick, Mass wi be read
with interest by many physicians: also those suffer-
ing from the same disease as atiiCIed the sJn OF
Rev. Z. 3. Best. No person can doubt this testi-
mOny. as there Is no doubt about the curative
power of VEGETINE:
NATICK, MASS, January !, 1873.
Mr.. H, z. STEVENS:
DEAR SIR: We have good reason for regarding
your EEGETINE medicine of the greatest value.
feel assured that It has been the means OF sIy-
ing sons life. He Is now seventeen years of
age; for the last two years he has suffered from
necrosis of his reg, caused by scrOfuous affection,
and was far reduced that nearly all who saw him
thought his recovery impossible, council OF
able physicians could give bat the faintest hope
Of his ever rallyiIg. two Of the number declaring
that he was beyond the reach OF human remedies,
that even amputatlOn could not save him, IS he
had net Vigor enough TO endure the operation.
Just then we commenced giving him NEGETlNE,
from that time TO the present he has been con-
tinuOuEly improving. be has lately resumed
studies. thrown away hts crutches aEd cane, and
walKs about cheerfully and strong.
Though there Is still some discharge from the
opeaing where the limb WAS lGnced, we have the
fullest Confidence that in little time he Will be
perfectly cured.
He has taken about three dozen bottles of VEG
ETINE. but lately uses OuT little, as he declares
he Is too well TO lie taking medicine.
MRS, L. =, F. BEST.
National Republican., 1875-06-23
4 sLAEDER REFUTED.

A New Jerseynan Expresses His Happiness.
ZABRISKIE-At Arcols, y. J., June 10, Mrs.
LEyISA ZABRIsKIE, in neT lO-d year.-N. J. Re-
publican.
And get it is said that owing to the prevalence
Of tad whisky and red mud Jerseyites never live
beyond their iorty-hrst year. Here is an old lady
who stuck it out for over a hundred and one years
right il the midst Of this Iluch-slandered terri
tory, and has never had a sick day in her life. 1t
may be that natives Of Jersey have large feet; Il
may he that they are heathens and Outcasts; 1t
may be that they can't 20 TO Heaven; but who
EhEll now say that they all die young?
JERSEY LIGHTNING.
National Republican., 1875-06-23
PERMITS TO BUILD.
The March Of Improvement.

The following permits to build wereissued ysster-
day: Thomas E. DHnt, jr., tWo-story frame dwell
ing, Il by 80 feet east side Of Ninth street, be-
tween B and O streets southeast; $1,000. Philip
Gilhooby, tHostory frame dwelling, Il BY Y
feet, north side Of E, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets northeast; $500. James Morgan,
raise, underpin and repair tHostory brick dwell
ing, north side Water, between Congress and
Jefferson streets, Georgetown; $500. Thomas
Moran, two story brick dwelling, 20 by 30 feet,
north side Water, between Washington and JEFF
ferson streets, Georgetown; 1000. Mrs. Bssset,
raise, underpin and repair two twostory frame
houses on east side Washington, between Bridge
and Canal streets, Georgetown; 400.
National Republican., 1875-06-23
EMERSON INSTITUTE.

Commencement This Evening at Lincoln Hall.
The commencement exercises Of the Emerson
Institute will take place at Lincoln hall this
evening, at o'clock. The sslutatory will be de
livered BY Mr.. Blair Lee, and the valedictory By
Mr.. Frank d. WinsloW. The following 10 the
list of the graduates: Messrs. F. H. Towne, J..
W. Benet and W. Almy, who enter West Point;
NJ. M. Duncan and Willie Duncan, who enter
Lehigh University; Blair Lee, who will enter
Princeton; O. W. Prettyman, J. ]. Wells, Baynton
Zeysly and Henry Boynton. Mr.. F. d. WinGlow,
the valedictorian, . graduate Of last year, has
been pursuing the advanced course OF the school,
and will enter the Sophomore class at Yale.
National Republican., 1875-06-23
DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.
lie Law Of Advertisement and sale-0pinion
ofMr. Attorney Stanton.
OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WLEMINlTnN Lmna 10 lELh-

NJ
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON. June 10, 1875.
To Comm, isstOReTS IF the District 0J Columbia:
l return herewith 8 letter addressed to the
Commissioners Of the District, and by you re-
ferTed TO me:
The law is imperative in requiring advertise
nent ofproperty for default in payment Of taxes.
The failure Of applicant, however unavoidable It
may have been TO pay bis taxes, render 1t neces-
sary for the Collector Of Taxes, in obedience TO
the law. to advertise the applicants property.
The law is also imperative In requiring that II
the taxes in arrears together with the penalties
and cost that may have accrued thereon, shall not
be paid prior TO the day named for sale the prop
erty must be sold.
Under the circumstances the Commissioners
have more right to relieve the applicant Of the
costs and penalties (including the adversting)
sultiuR from his failure to pay taxes within the
time liked by law than they have to relieve him
from the payment Of the whole Of his taxes.
Very respectfully, EDWIN L. STANTON,
Attorney.
Copy furnished for the Information and guild
Of the Collector Of the District Of Columbia.
By order. WIN. TINDALL, Secretary.
JUNE p, 1875,
National Republican., 1875-06-23
PACIFIC RAILROAD BoNDHoLDERs.
Their Interest to be Better Protected.

Their Interest to be Better Protected.
An adjourned meeting of the Northern Pacific
railroad bOg dholders was held yesterday after
noon at Clark's hall; DR.. J. Z. Snodgrass in the
chair. and Dr. Detrick secretary. A resolution
was adopted expressing the sense Of the meeting
in regard TO the road that the order Of sale and
distribution should be so modified as TO best pro-
tect the interest Of the bOndholder." committee
was appointed to visit New York city June 30. at
tend the meeting Of the bOndholders, and give
expression 70 the above resolution.
National Republican., 1875-06-23
TsI Sale suitI.

Three injunction suits against the sale Of prop
erty for general taxes the further advertisement
Of them were filed yesterday. The bills were
hled by Mr. Elliott for Z. F. Z. Richardson, ,Chas-
L Elliott and Cornelius Boyle. They allege va
Tious reasons against the sale. The usual prelim-
mary nJunctiOns we're granted, and the cases set
for hearing on the Sth day Of July next.
National Republican., 1875-06-23
Flushing the Mains.

A thorough flushing out Of the wster-mains of
the city was accomplished on Monday night
The work was under the direction OF Colonel
SRnO at the GEORGETOWN ehd, while Colonel
Lubey, with Mr.. Henry Larman, inspector of the
water department. had control Of the city proper
Tne stops in the 30 and L inch mains In GeorVe
town were shut down at II o'clock and at the
Sane time all the hre plugs and outlets into the
sewers were opened throughout the city and
Georgetown, and all the pipes and mains dis
charged, filled and discharged four times in sue
eessioD, taking until about o'clock Tuesday
morning TO accomplish the task
The eel and others Of the hnny tribe were not
so plentiful as heretofore, but a very few being
discharged during the entire work This is prob
ably owing to the fact that the tish are unable To
stand the great quantities OF minute animalcuIe
which DR.. Schaetfer has proven by mIcrose0nIc
Investigation exist within the dark recesses Of
these mains and pipes. Notwithstanding this
thorough cleansing there is as yet no pereeptibIe
change in the taste Of the water. The nose will
fy up inst quick with the smell Of il now as II
did two weeks ago, and every one connected with
the water department is convinced Of the correct.
ness Of Gen. Meigs on the subject, that the op-
pTessiVe odor arises from deeomposed vegetable
mGtter in the water.
National Republican., 1875-06-23
RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

Tho following Uns OlIcited testimonial from Rev.
o. I. " alker, formerly pastor of BOwlOin Square
Church, ROstOn, and Al PRESENT settled in PfOyi-
GenCe, Z. l., must be deemed reliable evidence.
No one should II IL TO observe that this testimonial
is the result of tWo years experience with the
Of VEG E1 INE In the Rev. Mr.. Walkers family,
who now prOnouL &C IL invaluable:
PROVIDENCE, r. l., IG4 Transit street.
II. U. STLET%S, ESV
feel bound to express with my signature The
high value / place upon your VEGEfINE. Ny
family have used it for the last two years. IN
nervous debility II Is invaluable, and recommend
ii to all who may need inyigoTat ny. renoyating
tonic. y. T. WALhE X,
Formerly Pastor OF Bowdoin 81. ChuTcn, Boston.
National Republican., 1875-06-23
Rosedale vs.. PythiRn.

The above clubs will play their first game Of
the series for junior championship on the Olym-
pic grounds at 4:SO this p m. The following are
the Rosedsle players: X arney, catcher; McCook
pitcher; Christian, short stop; Pruitt first base;
left neld MeKenny, centre field; Riley, right field
The Pythian viii present the following team
Korts, catcher, Oonington, pitcher; Carrots, hrst
base; E. Rabbit, second base; Veihmeyer, third
base: McMauus, short stop; Church, right held:
W. E. Rabbit, centre field; Norbeck, left field.
may be expected. Admission, Is cents; ladies
free
National Republican., 1875-06-23
EMPLOYING PRINTERS.

A Conference Asked with the ComposIters
and Freshmen.
At meeting OF the employing printers held
at Willard hotel, it was resolved that confer
ence be asked with the competitors and press
men employed in the private printing Offices, rep
resented by a com mLittee Of one from each efice.
The ces run by the Government are not re-
gues:ed 70 send delegates, neither will they be
net. as they are not recognized as having right
10 interfere in the private business of the city.
A committee Of three was appointed 10 arrange
Tor the meeting 20 be held on Tuesday, the 29 n
instant.
National Republican., 1875-06-23
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES
SOLD ON EASY TERMS BY
W. 8. TAPPAN, AGENT,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
VEGETINE.
WHAT IS VEGETINE?

1t is compound extracted from barks
roots and heros. 1t is Natures Remedy. IL IS
perfectly harmless fTom any bad effect upon
the system. II is nourishing and strength
enlng. 1t acts dir, city upon the blood. Il qalets
the nervous system. Il gives you good, sweet
sleep at night. II is a Panacea for our aged
Iuiets their nerves, AMI gives them NatuTe's
sweet sleeps has been prOyeI BY many an
aged person. IL 10 the great Blood Purifier, II Is
a soothing remedy for children. It has re-
neved and cured thousands. 1t is very pleasant to
take; every child likes II. Il relieve And cures an
diseases originating from impure blood. Try ths
VEGETINK. Give It fair trial FOR your complaints;
then you will say your friend, neigh Dor and ac-
quaIntance, Try It; it has cured me.''
National Republican., 1875-06-23

BY B. H. Warner:
At s o'clock ten desirable three-storY press
brick front dwellings on Riggs street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets west.
Ate O'Clock, valuable improved real estate on
IA street northwest, between Ninth and Tenth
streets.
By Wash. B. Williams:
At o'clock, the Continental hotel, on Peunsyl-
vania avenue, between Third and FOur-snd-a-hslf
streets northwest.
BY Young & Middleton:
AT 8 o'clock, valuable Improved property on
Bridge street, between Congress and Wash
streets.
BY E. ]. Sweet:
Ats O'clock. valuable tWo-story basement and
attic residence on the west side Of Nineteenth,
between and X streets northwest.
National Republican., 1875-06-23

OF
National Republican., 1875-06-23
Daily PRAYER Meetings,

II is one of the excellent features Of nearly all
cities that during come portion Of the day there
is held daily union prayer meetings. and strangers
or citizens can have quiet waiting upon God. In
our own city we are favored more than many in
that there are held daily, az the rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. three prayer
services every day, one at MONDAY for q half
hour, at six O'Clock for one hour, and following,
th7 outdoor meeting. There Is evening prayers
at nine O'Clock, In the association parlOr. That
these services appreciated, the fact that they
have been sustained for nearly live years gives
conclusive proof The strict rule breVty to which
remarks and prayers are limited makes the SER
vice always pleasant and interesting.
National Republican., 1875-06-23
NEW ADYERTIsEnENrs.

Administratrx notice.
A stylish mare for sale.
Steamship tickets for sale.
Money to loan on real estate.
Proposals for building lock.
Hart hotel, Winchester, Va.
Vegetine sold by all druggists
A six-roOn brick house for sale.
A large, desirable house for sale.
Base ball-ROsedsle Ts. Pytbians.
Supreme COurt-probats notice.
Carriages and wagons for sale ut cost
Georgetown College commencement
Summer hotel at Remove, Pennsylvania
Horse and carriages, with fixtures, for sale.
Meeting Of the Master Plumbers Association.
Desirable building lot for sale by B. H. Warner.
Sheckels h Stone, real estate and claim agents.
Beautiful residence and grounds for sale by B.
T. Warner
National Republican., 1875-06-23
M pp,DroDD c6IfS 6MI1fNSNSEQggA SPRING

". ID. THLEB- superintendent
On the Northern Central railway, eight hours
ride, without change, iron Bait more, will open
June Situated amid the Aleg CHA nips, Las feet
above level, the GOODNESS and purity Of its at
mOsphere, the picturesque beauty of its scenery,
the valuable medicinal qualities of the Minnequa
WateT, and the irst-class accommodations afforded
its visitors, combine TO render It one Of the most
desirable resorts in the country.
Six passenger trains daily. PariOr cars attached
to all thro gh and 81 eping eIrs to all night trains.
Excursion tickets At realty reduced rates sale
at the Pennsylvania Central Office Thirteenth
street and Penusy ania avenue Send for circular
containing further Information. my27-lm
National Republican., 1875-06-23
CITY ITEMS.
RECOMMENDED By rHYs1c1,Hs-

RECOMMENDED BY PHYSICIANS.
Pure Grape Wine, raised on Guntlach Dres-
sells celebrated vineyard, SOnOma, Cal. CataW
red and white; sweet Catawba: fine Port and
Sherries; Rhine and NOselle Wines. all recon-
mended by leading physicians for medicinal pur-
poses. CHRIS. XANDBR, OIL Seventh street.
CAUTION.
In our changeable climate, coughs colds and
diseases Of the throat lungs and chest will always
prevail. Consumption will claim its victims
These diseases, If attended 10 In time can be ar
rested and cured. The remedy IS DR.. Visitors
BdLsGm Of Wild Cherry. Fifty cents and 81 a
bottle, large bottles much the cheaper.
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES
SOLD ON EASY TERMS BY
W. s. TAPPAN, AGENT,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
tl0 TO Al,oco
invested IN Stocks and Gold pays 200 per cent. Q
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbrld8e & Co.,
Bankers, 2 Wall street, New York.
THuRsToN's IVORY PEARL ToorR POWDER
used dstly will keep the teeth clean white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet
Twenty-Five and fifty cents per bottle.
JoUvEN's INoDoRoUs KID-GLOvB ULEANKz
will renoyate sciled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle
THoNPsoN's PONADR OPTlMR is equal to She
best French, and but half the Price. twenty-five
and fifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRRNeTHKNINa PLAsTKRs are the
very best. All sold By druggists.
National Republican., 1875-06-23
BEACH HOTEL.

The undersigned, formerly connected with VII
lard's Hotel, Washington, ID. c. Congress Hall,
Care May, and Pavilion Hotel, Wolfboro, ". H.,
has taken for the present season the hotel at Oak
land Beach, Warwick, r. l., and will be ready for
guests June IS.
This h0tel is literally appointed; rooms large
and commOdious, and lighted with gas; baths sup
piled with fresh and salt water; steam laundry;
telegraphic Communication with all points. FIRE.
Guent steamboat, and railroad Communication
with Providence daily. Application by mail will
receive prompt attention. p. T. BOOTHBY.
r fa1O-I5t
National Republican., 1875-06-23
St Viucsrt's schonI.

Yesterday the distribution of premiums took
place in St. Vincent's school BY an accident We
are unable this morning to present tine report in
full, fact We deeply regret.
National Republican., 1875-06-23
DIVORCES.

The Equity Court, Judge WylIe, made yester-
day decree of divorce from the marriage bond
between Angelina F. SIbley and Robert W. Slb-
lev and gave to the plaintif the custody Of the
child Of the marriage, and the right to resume
her maiden name. Mr.. Charles p. Harmon
brought suit In this case on the 18th OF July last.
The bill, the substance of which has been already
reported, alleges cruel treatment, beatings chok-
ings, turning over stove, sc,
Charles Gof filed Q bill for divorce from Mary
Gotf, and Susan L. Scott from Robert s. Scott,
the former for adultery and the latter for cruelty
National Republican., 1875-06-23
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS.
u ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.

The management OF this popular 81 MINER RE4
SORT, encouraged by their great !ccess last sea-
son. have continued TO add during the winter
months additional improvements, until now tho
accommodations offered the pu bile far superior
to any other in the mountains of Virginia. The
GRAND HOTEL will be open for the reception Of
VISITORS June /. Its chambers are large, conve-
nient and elegantly furnished, having GAS IN
EACH ROOM, and connected with the main office
by an ELECTRIC BELL. The MINERAL
WATERS consist of ALUM, e different grades.D
IODINE ALL NJ aEd EdCHALYBEATE. thus Afford
ing q curative agent in all cases OF SCROFULOUS
ULCERATlONS Of the skin. mouth or throat;
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, INCIPIENT CON-
SUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC DIAR-
RHEA, diseases Of the urinary organs, and Of
ALL DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALES.
For PAMPHLETS, giving fuller information,
testimonials. &c, address the Ma 'ager at the
springs. BOARD, 50 to SIS PER MONTH, ac-
cOrding to location Of rooms.
J B. TINSLEY. Manager.
8. NJ. MULLIN, Assistant. je3-ThSTulm
National Republican., 1875-06-23
THE TWO SIDES OF MARRIAGE.
Marriage Licenses,

The following marriage licenses were granted
yesterday: Samuel ]. Young and Henrietta Bell;
Emil LarRnel and Marie Leferre; Edward Oranch
and Ronatte J. Hunt; John Maloney and CLARA
: Brown; H. ]. Hardy and Sarah A. Gaines; Geo.
A. MCGOWAN and Juliane NJ. Lowe; Henry Olme
and Fanny A. Baldwin; John A. Browne and
Fannie A. Davis.
National Republican., 1875-06-23
Dalinioua.

Palmer's Cincinnati Lion lager is the finest beer
in the city. For sale BY dealers for family use ct
tl2O per dozen, pint bottles.