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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-07

weather estinated ct o n: For the Middle
States and lower lake region rLfn and lower tenn
tRoutsSest winds, followed BY clearing weather
Lake Erie. =
TnsnOnst5is readings taken Aagu.t q 1875. 2.
u n. s5o; Pm, SEQ; ASS p m, SOC; p. m, 7eo;
II D. m, roo; maximum, SD: minimum, 6sO. ~
Try the B. Z. cigars. They are the best Of all
NsEves' food for infants, at the Homeopathic
Pharmacy, el4 F street.
Sherman & Grant, bsnkers-Highest price paid
Tor se5 bonds and auditors certificates.
Six per cent, paid on deposits, payable On de-
Hand. Special rates on time deposits. J, II.
H. d. Cooke, jr., & CO., F street. near the
Treasury, do general banking business, and
buy and sell District securities. etc.
Mr.. VIM. Birney has, for the District Of Colum-
bia, entered suit against John b. Lord for the use
Of Seventeenth street wharf. for $7,56s.
John q. Parker, Seventh street. opposite the
Post Once is the agent for Dorman's rubber hand
stamps for general printing. 1t is cheap neat and
substantial.
Mr.. George Breitbarth, clerk in Mr.wash. B.
Williams furniture establishment returned to
the city yesterday from visit to his native place.
Cassel, Germany, looking well.
From Brad. Adams We have the AreadiaR,
Home JOErHcl and Clipper. All the current lire
ret1re Of the day Is e be found on the crowded
a South Washington young man serenaded his
sWeetheart-S South Washington belle-last
night, with the song "Come Into the Garden,
Maud" Maud said she would, but she couldn't
swim.
At a recent meeting of the North Washington
Building Association an amendment to the con-
stitution was adopted giving full ten per cent.
per annuu, without any deduction Of expenses, TO
stockholders wishing to withdraw.
There was no meeting Of the persons interested
in the yacht race at the Seventh street wharf, as
had been previously announced. II has been de-
cided to postpone the regatta until October The
owners Of the Witch Of the Wave, Mary Jane
and Columbia have agreed to have q race on the
18th Of this month, Independently Of the others.
The usual services Of the Reformed Episcopal
Church will be conducted in Lincoln hall, Y. NJ.
q. A. building, tomorrow morning and night, the
pastor, Rev. VIM. Mcclure, officiating. Before
the sermon at night Pew. Mr.. Mcclure viii make
brief address on the subject of the late decision
in the case Of Bishop Whittingham, of MARYLAND,
and the progress OF Ritualsm. The public are
cordially invited.
Edmund Price, counselor at-law, has Just fitted
up in q tasteful manner, and now occupies, the
roomy ofices on the ground floor Of the Clipper
building, on the southeast corner OF Centre and
Leonard streets. The constantly increasing prsc-
Iice Of NJ Price has rendered this step necessary
his former quarters being too small for the accom-
mediation Of his clients, and for the convenience of
himself and his assistants. Mr.. Price is we'll
known TO the readers Of the Clipper, and TO theat
Iical and sporting circles at large, who will, no
doubt be pleased to hear Of the rapid advance
ment Counselor Price has made since he COM
meneed practice few years ago in this city
Clipper.
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AfALuRx
The Oyster Packing 10 ,ss .fIsjst Absn.

oonod.
A futile and las. attempt e. organise the fruif,
vegetable and oyster-paeking house on the joint
stoek-oomPapy plan, heretsroee proposed and
supported By some Of our prominent merchants,
was made last night 1t the Board OF Trade Rooms.
There wass very small attendanee, and those who
were most interested and who had taken very
eonspicoeus part were absent, with the exception
Of Nj. Jaseph A. Smith.
The discussions which have bean had and the
faets elected at the various meetings In the inter-
est OF The enterprise have proved beyond doubt
tnat Washington presents Geld Of peculiar I'D
ousinefs. But Washington men are chAry Of
STOCK companies and give them wide berth
snasss BEADED ~ eiS and tried sa.ssn q Tie
was no lack Of COED names-which carry gold
edges with them-among the stockholderE The
men, whose names win be found in last Fridays
RRRUBLlcAN- But these men took no active part
and could not even be brought together 70 en-
deficit Of some tl2oo0. There % evidently no dis
position On the part Of the mall capitalists 10 90
tss Kind h ~. ~
INTEREST," unless It Be on the spur Of the moment,
and there being no spur there vas no Investment
are many persons with Ii $40 70 s5oo which they
would put In II they could detect general dispo-
Etion to garble the stock.
attempt to organize company this year, though
there ls some talk Of Ct; but house Of this kind
win be established next spring, either by q COM
pany or individuals. party Of moneyed men Of
Baltimore have decided TO set mp machinery
ready for operation in the oyster line 1t the OPEN
ing OF the season Of To- and then TO commence on
vegetables and fruit In the summer.
About e2so, 900 annually are sent from Wash
tngten to other cities to supply our demand for
the various descriptions Of canned goods. which
could be put mp more cheaply here. This is the
estimate Of wholesale men who buy the article.
If the factories could be put into operation this
amount would be detained among rs, the country
men would have . steady market fer their fruits
and vegetables, and, instead of large cargoes and
wagon loads going to waste at times by decay,
they could be sold out and saved before decoupo-
sition was commenced. 1t would tend to bring
down the prices to the consumer, but margins
would not be materially narrowed, because GER
tain expenses would be Topped on. In nne, there
has never been 0 doubt expressed from any
quarter Is to the success Of and profits arising
from the business.
Those who have signed the agreement to take
Q specified amount Of stock are now freed from
any obligations to deliver by the rash action Of
the meeting last night, It being Q competent
body. Mr.. John H. Semmes was requested to
take the chair, and Mr.. JOS. H. Smith impatieutly
moved that the meeting adjourn sine die, which
IL -
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Died for q Joke.

NJ. T. Bovden, q school teacher at st. James
La, filled pocket with advertising limitations Of
greenbacEs. and when somebody at the village
store offered to bet on something he drew out
handful, saying, snake & $500 and I'll take you"
The most Of the bystsnders saw the character of
the supposed money, and laughed q the Joke.
Not 30 Karl Ahlberg, an ignorant Swede, who
regarded the bills as genuine and the amount as
o fortune. Ahlberg enticed Bowden into stable
murdered him with a shovel, secured the worth.
less roll OF paper, buried the body and led.
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CHARIOT COMPANY.
Certificate Of Incorporation Filed

CeruncaN OF Inoorporauon Filed.
There has been filed In the ONCE Of the recorder
Of deeds certificate Of Incorporation In the name
Of the Northern Liberty Chariot Company, the OBJ
ects ofwhich is the conveying Of persons In suit
able vehicles over the avenues and roads Of Wash
ington city, Georg and county In the District
Of Columbia, with q capital stock Of 1900, di.
vided int two thousand shares Of the par value
Of SIS each, to be managed by Q board Of trus-
G. Bowen, Jas. A. Hoffman, Jas. II. McGill,
Theodore Barnes, Geo. w. Cissel, Geo. NJ. Bar.
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Rich a. Blares,

An Irish girl employed In Philadelphia
kitchen received the following letter: "san Fran.
cisco, July 10. Ny Dear Sister: have Just re-
oeiyed letter from the parish priest OF st. Bird.
sets Abbey, who informs me that our uncle Pat
rick is dead and has lsft 40 estate OF 10000 We
are his nearest kin, and consequently rs rich as
blazes. III write ye agin. Hopin' this finds you
as It leaves me, remain your darling brother,
Timothy Rafferty," She said to her mistress:
but it's purely matter Az accommodation"
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Not too Lats 70 Rsuovats,

Notwithstanding the extensive orders for In.
terror decorations filled by the enterprising Mark
ritter since the opening Of the season. he is stu
prepared to do the finest work upon short notice.
His experience has taught him that hundreds Of
families defer this work until their absence dur.
ing August, and he has In reserve q most charm
ing assortment Of wallpapers, window-shades,
sc. His artistic workmen are par ezcelIence and
always give satisfaction. Leave your orders with
him at once. His stock Of chromos, pictures
cords tassels, &c. has been replenished, and en-.
braces many Of most exquisite skill. All goods
and work cheap for cash.
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Drunksn Eleuhsuss.

African elephants appear to be liable to q fault
from which o still nobler animal 10 not exempt.
There 10 fruit Of which they are psssionstely
fond which makes them tipsy, and sitter eating it
they stagger about, screaming % 90 10 be heard
miles Cd, and not seldom having tremendous
nights. This 10 vouched for BY the HdA. w. II.
D.ummond N his new work on the large game Of
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Ofhcer Fitzpatrick, Of the Seventh precinct,
for . long time stationed at the Baltimore and
Ohio depot, died at his residence about o'clock
last evening from q complication Of diseases. He
entered upon the force October y, 1865, and has
IerEed eontinuously since that time.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-07

In Detroit recently, when 9 crowd had collected
around boy who had been run over and badly
hurt, man rose up and said: "I'm sorry enough
to cry, but haven't time. want TO call your
attention to my new patent clothes wringer, which
is Warranted to-" At this point he came down
on the pavement, several parties stepped on him,
and az he was being sponRed OF In drug store,
be inquired: sis this Texas or Michigan 2" and
was told uYeEp
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Interesting Divorce suit--Desertion and
Cruelty.

Interesting Divorce suit--Desertion and
Cruelty.
Yesterday Mrs. Luvalia Jane Hunt, through
her solicitor, A. K. Browne Esq, hled bill for
divorce from Samuel S. Hunt, q prominent
builder Of this city, wherein, among other things,
she represents that she was married to said Hunt
February a. 1855, when he Wilfully and .malici-
Ously deserted her and their three children, and
has since been living in adultery with Lizzie Snow
and other lewd women; that he has squandered
most Of their property on one Of these women, 60
ing and remaining with her to public watering
places that he has for the last four years other
wise beaten and ill-trested her until her lite has
become burdensome. In her bill she prays for @
divorce from the bonds Of matrimony with her
said husband; that he may be restrained from fur
ther disposing OF or in any manner Interfering
with the house and furniture where she now lives
or with her or her children, &G, &c.
Mr.. Justice Wiley, i'm nediately on hearing the
bill read, issued an order in accordance with the
above prayers.
Subsequently o warrant was issued by the Po-
lice Court for the arrest olHunt on the complaint
OF Mrs. Hunt, that her husband had assaulted and
beaten her, and thrown her and her children out
OF doors into the street and threatened her life.
The chief Of police, on hearing Of these facts
detailed an othceT TO protect Mrs Hunt and her
children in the possession Of her house. and 10
prevent any further breach Of the peace in that
locality.
The case of assault and battery Will come IN
for hearing in the Police Court thls,morning,
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As many erroneous statements have creeped
into print from unknown and ignorant sources
have made special inquiries, and state on positive
Information that parties providing for themselves
can buy at the following prices: Fresh meats,
before 1t 10 sold; vegetables, ct about one half
Gartrell, who keeps the grocery store here, sells
pound; cheese, 20 cents; butter, IS cents and
sugar, 10 cents per pound. Every thing else ct
equally reasonable prices; but have stated only
the necessities. Does this look like q fat Job Of
swindling? Parties boarding get three substan-
tial meals, including all that one require, ct
one dollar per day. Lodgings, where four, the
average number, hire . tent, will cost four dol.
lars each tor term OF two weeks.
MIGHT IN CAMP.
At approach OF evening the camp was hand.
somely Illuminated, and the sentinel stars set
their watch around Us. The bell summoned all
10 service at 100 p. m, when Rev. J. j. LsrRent
preached from Hebrews, vi:lo, (which hope we
have as an anchor OF the soul both sure and
Other large delegations OF tsuters came BY the
8zb and $40 trains, and the company begins 70
make quite q show IN the public congregations.
Everything 70 IN readiness for the Sabbath. All
who intend visiting camp must be st the depot In
the city BY So. N. They will be returned By e.D
p. m, and viii be Hospitality received, well and
bounfifuily fed, and not molested or proscrtbed IN
any innocent pastime becoming TO the day and
place. Bishop Ames Will preach ct II Q. m, Rev
hieharc Norris ct p. m, and Rev. J. r. wheeler
- mtAW -
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Auction Sales To-Day.

BY H. F. Zimmerman q Son:
At o'clock, the northwest corner lot Of Four
teenth and Park streets, ct Mt. Pleasant.
By o. T. wilkins o.:
kinds Of fruit
BY Wash. b. Williams:
Alto o'clock, general assortment of household
By Thos. Bowling:
At 10 o'clock, several very desirable young
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sRIuHl.xeRAns

ROCHESTER, Aug. IA large hre 10 Leroy, this
morning. Destroyed the Starr and Warren block.
Loss, $4,000.
SELMA, ALA, Aug. 6-Eugene Archie Kelly, .
negro, was hanged this morning FOR the murder Of
Andrew Cunningham, negro.
BosTos. Aug. e.-John Il. Holden, agent here
Of the Oneida Community, has bean arrested and
held to bail for embeEElement Of their funds.
ROCHESTER,, Aug. e-Hsnry Gentle Was shot
and killed At Charlotte yesterday BY . stray
bullet nom picnic party who were shooting
At target on the opposite side Of the river from
him.
TOLEDO, o., Aug. e-The mandatory Of the
Ohio Pump Company. on Erie street, near Ham,
ilton, was totally destroyed by ire last night
Loss $4,000 insurance s25 600; supposed to be the
work Of an fncehdiary.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 6.-The tug ViGilant, owned
BY Bandell Sons, Of this city, was sunk In the
harbor this afternoon by eoiliding with the
steamer Richard willing, Of the Baltimore and
Philadelphia line. The crew barely escaped with
their lives.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 6-The Commercials Mari.
eta special says: The Marietta, Pittsourg and
Cleveland railroad went into the hands Of q re-
cefver to-day. o. J. Warner, president Of the
road, was appointed receiver.
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The following bill was filed yesterday in the
Base Ball.

very close game Of base ball was played on
the Olympic grounds yesterday afternoon be-
tween the Creighton (Amateurs) and Eagle (of
East Washington clubs. The score at the end
of the sixth inning stood nothing for either side
The Eagles, who ought to be known as amateurs
and not juniors, have strengthened their nine Of
late. For the Creighto1s good playing was done
by Haywood. Jacobs Msnimee and Greason, and
for the Eagles Smart, Evans and Conway.
RalnIr Ia ha
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Odd Fellows' Choir,

The members of the choir Of the independent
Order Of Odd Fellows propose to give one OF their
pleasant select moonlight excursions Tuesday,
August 10. The steamer Mary Washington has
been chartered for the occasion, and will proceed
forty miles down the river and return on the
night named. There 10 no doubt that all who st.
tend will spend pleasant evening.
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seotland,s Pastimss.

The third annual picnic and games Of the Gale
DOMAIN Club Will be held ct Beyer's park, Sew
enth street, Wednesday, August Is instant.
Ticket. can Be had Of the members Of the club
and ct the gate.
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THINGS MATRIMONIAL.
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: George King and Francis Hovred, Of
Prince Georges county, Nd; Robert q. Lowry
and Mary Cassi John H. Brooks and Mamie
Blair.
DIVORCE.
The following bill was filed yesterday in the
Equity Court:
Alberta Bradford seeks divorce from Frederick
Tis, and within six months divorce is claimed on
the ground Of abuse and cruelty, wounding, bruis-
ing and dishguring her to such an extent that
che was compelled to hide. She charges adultery,
also, and represents that he has never provided
for her support and concludes her bill by the
statement that at the time he married her he had
been divorced from former wife for his cruelty,
drunkenness and adultery. The case will be tried
in OctOber
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ANY Nan

Who wants clothes for less money than we VIII
take for them to-day had better have the ques-
tion Of his sanity settled ct once.
A. SAKs Co.,
31e Seventh street.
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aR for a2.

Eight, niae snd ten-year sizes Of boys suits.
which we have been selling ct o. now selling At
%. A. SAKs & Co.,
a1e Seventh street
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Sunday Exoursion
Death Of an Officer.

Tomorrow on steamer Mary Washington. Boa
leaves for Mount vernon Springs at l:SO p. m.
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One noticeable thing st Saratoga this season 70
the almost entire ahlknes Of dfesa The European
custom Of leaving the pronounce dressing Ut the
Water.plaees 70 the dsmE monde y every year be-
coming more prevalent IN America.
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tRRIEeEHEKTs FOR A SINGING FESTIVAL
Suit for Divorce and Arrest for Assault.

rrt.IThat viii Cause ssme Comment
Cnndidafes-Base Ball-Polfee
uems-The Oyster-Raeking
Scheme Busted-Miseef.
Ianeous Paragraphs
Of Interest -
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NEW BOO kssi
Bachelors Popular Resorts, and How to Reach
Ny Danish Days. By Grimm. -
HaupEs Centennial Railway euide-nAp OF Phfia-
Mr.. Smith. By walfred. Leisure Hour Series.
Within An Ace. By jenkins. Leisure Hour Series,
The French a. Heme By Albert Rhodes. lllnst'd.
dArd. - - " ~
Queen Mary. A Drama, By Alfred Tennyson.
Double Wedding; or Hsw She Was Won. BY
Mrs. G. A. WArheld.
In the Kitchen. ReceiDts from the French, Ger
man, and an excellent American Collection,
Trial Of Henry Ward Deecher. Yol.I. s-Vo. sheep.
e4.5o.
NOVELS.
Open Sesame: By Florence Marryatt.
rHiaying The Mischief BY J. W. DeForrest.
The Lady Superior. BY Eliza y. Pollard.
w,H.&O. H. MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and Publishers,
ly2s-u FoPennsylvania avenue.
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WORSHIP IN THE WOODS.

THIRD DAT o. TIL GllYEIRSBURG GlI
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BUILDING MATERIALS

NO~O~OooOo1o-oON~~N~NNO
yrHE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY
Il OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Is prepared 20 supply, At shert notice. Thing for
Testibul.s, Sidewalks, FOOTWEAR and CurbluR in
dinerent colors; Fountains, lawn Oraaments
House and Lawn steps and Platforms; houses
fronted; cellar walls and flooring cemented to an.
clude dkmpness; Kitchens and areas cementsd and
made perfectly DRY. and asure preventive lgainst
adapted. Our Portland Cemsnt becomes in a few
days superior 10 any Of the marble or natural stone
In common use, and II admin able Imitation Al
either marble or aone; IL more durable, ana IN
srsases its crushing remittance with age. I beauy
o. N, ROBERTS, Manager,
a0-u tss ouisiana avenue.
SPRUCE JOIsT.
wehaye on our yharfsbout l, 500, 90 net ana ..
Inch SPRUCE JOlsT, very best quality, from
Inches 70 " inches wide, 10 to feet long, which
We are aatnori.ed oy the owners 70 sell for Cash
In order to close Il cut Is soon Is possible, We
have determined to sell lt very much below cost,
and very much less than Il can Be bought In this
Purchasers VIII nnd II 70 their interest 70 exam
Inc this lumber and learn our prices.
Il. LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
Always on hand, at lowest market prices.
=. EDW. CLARK q CO.,
Once, 626 Louisiana avenue,
Wharf, Depot and Piantng-Mil,
mhn-u Foot OF Fourth Of. east.
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ITO PLEASURE SEEKERS.
49, SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
steamer Pilot Boy. Capt. w. II. ByIe-.
After this date and during the sunmermonths the
Yen; nom ixth-street wharf every TUESDAY Gnd
.n.,ShD,A1 morning, at O'Clock, for the prin-
clpal landings on the Potomac, cludinV The htvo
ite sumner Resorts Of Colton's and BlakIStonis
lsands Returning. Will n rive washin Rton eSTfV
on WEDNESDAY and Sunday evenings. ON SATURDAY
addltlon 10 the above landings the Pilot Boy WfH
take passengers for Leonardtown, ArriVIpR there
early the same eyenln e; leaving sunday mornInS,
ior Warrington. The scenery on the Potomac -
lnE unsurpassed, and the Pilot Boy the only steame
anording a view OF the entire route BY dayiiFht
make these most pleasant and healthful trims hoes
round-trip ickets, good until used, Sa kppiTto
- n. Z. FITZHUGH, AEent
Ve-<n sixth street Wharf
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Round Trip Tickets emily g..
MEhoRIAL CHURCH EXCURSIONS.
FORTY MILES DOWN THE PoToMEC3
ON THE ELEGASTf

cry MONDAY EVENING
The boat will leave slxth-street wharf at oieIoek
p. m, and return promptly at II O'Clock, No IL
quors on the boat. Tickets, admitting Rentle-
man and lady ~; genllemAn's ticket. Is cents:
lady & Ticket, 70 cents For sale at the Holly Tree
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NNON0NONNSN~NONN0N NONS~-NN.N~~-N.~-N-~0~
HOW TO LIVE LONG; OR, HEALTH
- maSims; physical, mental and moral. BY
Dr. v W. Hall.
How TO Make Living. By Geo. c. Exglestou.
Ancient History from the Monumentss George
Personal "reminiscences. Byo'Keine, Kelly and
In the Kitchen. By Elizabeth s. Miller.
Living Thoughts OF Leading Thinkers.
Popular Resorts, and how 70 reach them.
WIN. BALLANTYNE.
aus street
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0ITY ITEMS

CITY ITEMS
THAT IRON Is VALUABLE As MEDICINE
has long been Known but II 10 only since It's prep
aration In the particular form Of Peruvian Syrup
that It's full power over disease has been brought
to light. It's effect In cases Of dyspepsia and de.
bility 10 most salutary.
BUTTER DkNoRALIzKpI
Best Virginia roll only 20 cents per pound;
choicest Frederick County Creamery roll only IS
lIi Center Market and 100 N. L. Market
go TO sl.ooo
inverted N Stocks and Gold pays 90 par cont
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbridge b %,
Bankers, WAN street, New York
THulsfox's IvoRY rHAsL Toerl Povpn
used daily viii keep the tceth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath swsss
Twenty-Five and my csnts per oottla
JouvuH's IropoRous KrD-aLovI OLnAHm
WIN renovats solied gloves thoroughly end
quickly, TWsnty-hve oents Per bottle. -
THonPsor's PoNApB OPTINH 10 equal 20 The
bsst French, and but half the price. twenty-five
and any cents per bottle
VILLA, SrRzreTHxrrra PLAsrxRs are tia
van BEST All sold b. druggists.
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Mating Of Ne Washington SslgTbnd
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VITAL STATISTICS FOR THE WEEK
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"sUE" ExCURsTONR,
MOUNT vkRNoM, --

Capt. Prank HoELINesHEAD.
Leaves seventh-street wharf DAILY, (Sunday an.
,eeptea,l ~ 10 ?. m, returning about D. m. !.
and Grounds, - S..5eN
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-24
THOMAS YATES.

xAOmA0 ~ 0S
rs PREPARED TO DO PLUMBING IN ALL TTs
J branches, also, Gas and Steam Fitting.
Call and have estimates made before ordering your
work done by other parties.
THOMAS IA1 h3. (Levee. Rock Island.