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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-05
TO -opE.

. Hopel
No more, Iimplore,
Deceive me that may believe thee;
For knn v. that the flake will follow
ON the airy way OF the swallow,
That the drift shall lie where the lily blows
Aud the icicle hang from the stem Of the rose
o Hope mo more
o HopeI
Beguile yet awhile;
Deceive me and will believe thee
Though know that the flake must follow
on the airy way Of the swallow
That The drift must lie where the lily blows
And the icice hang from the stem OF The rose.-
q Hope l-once morei
John Vance CIeHev.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-05

FARMERS and stock raisers have fire.
quently told us that they have seen very gooi
results from giving Sheridan's Cavalry Condi
ton Powders to COWS and swine before ant
after they drop their young. The powders
pnt them in good condition, and give then
strength to care and provide for the Stockings
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-05

WE have often wondered whether
there is pers n in the country who does not
know and appreciate the value OF Johnson 3
AnOdyne Ljniment as a family medicine It
is adapted to most all purposes, and is the
best pain destroyer that can be used.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-05
Fish Culture in Tennessee.

The cultivation of shad and salmon
in our rivers is an experiment. If it
succeeds 1t will be a great benefit to
our people, but whether it succeeds or
fails, we know that bass and Jack will
flourish in our waters, and an effort
should be made to obtain a Legislative
appropriation for their propagation.
Nothing can be done in this direction,
however, until the professional fisher
men who depend upon what they catch
for their subsistence, learn that all
game laws which prevent the extermin-
alton of game fish are in their own
interest and that instead of trying to
evade, 1t will pay them better to prose
cute every violation. For instance,
just after the war, all the creeks and
rivers, we're swarming with bass, or
trout, and jack, and the fishermen sold
them readily at fifteen and twenty
cents per pound. A few fishermen
placed gill nets at the mouths of the
creeks and the consequence is that
scarcely any bass or jack have been
brought TO the market here this wear.
Nothing is seen but catfish and drum
which find a slow sale at eight cents
per pound.
Thus the fishermen can see that the
greed of a few who own gill nets, have
cut off their profits on fishing nearly
one half.
These appropriations for stocking
rivers with fish, and the game laws to
prevent catching fish during the spring
season, or exterminating them bv gill
nets, are not for the benefit of anglers
or spOrtsmen only, but for the good of
the entire community and especially
for the professional fishermen. All
that is necessary for success is to con
vince the fishermen of this fact, which
their own experience in this country
has already done, and they will be
clamOrOus for the enactment of game
laws and energetic in seeing to their
enforcement. -C CHATTANOOGA Times.
That SAVED HINT has been gem
orally supposed that a bald head was If
no account, even to the owner. buf
Vicksburg stands up and remarks to the
contrary. The other day a resident of
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-05

The supply of diamonds from
South Africa has fallen off while they
from South America has increased.
Well informed persons assert that hal
of the diamonds worn in America have
been smuggled.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-05

DR.. TUFTS ExPectOrRnt permeates the
lungs and causes them to throw off all acrid mat
ter. It imparts sound and refreshing sleep.
Asthma and Catarrh-sos D. Langell's adv't.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-05

-" James Brown" of st. Giles, Lon
d IN, claims 10 be reckoned among the
n BILE band OF vivisectiOnists, his trade
being the catching of cats and ''skin-
ming EN- alive. "'The simple fact is, -
he says, 81 get an honest living by
skinning cats, and because skins taken
from the live cats are worth sixpence
apiece more than those taken from the
animal hen dead I skin the cats alive
MheneYer ] can
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-05

The London Lancet says that no
person should sit for more than half an
hour. S'posen fellow is sitting on the
sofa with his girl, is he going to be
particular to a minute?
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-05

-Dio Lewis is respectfully allu ded
to as an idiot.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-05
GEO. P. ROWELL z Co.


-1D. LANEEHf-7a NEWv azrFr,s.
!. .. !. g E.
NAA AND GAEAERH HFzMEnE
80 Having arussi-s tEeuty years between M zua
80 death with h'fi "A, eKrerimsut-f b. e9Ir-
T. - l1uudiuE rilf Ia hersHs uhaiin- ff- rsed
- irin~ l0ftun1tel5 disguvsrsd a vrops-rf1I
-, remedy st- saif- cure fef Arttua C.tarrIL
Warranted o. relieve SOD ntI-ut can
Tue Town Go rrat and steep rlrnsftaffr. Due
- lsltta are sufllicl with 1.szfrrs
ldistrltuti1E- Cal I'D one or affr-r-
.--g--.- i n LANesELH-. Apple Creek, Dhis.
SS-a - orugEl.tA kun-eiEs FsoEAEes ~ EEn, ala,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-05

OYSTERS EFARLY FooT LONG.-In
riding out from Boston either on the
Eastern or Boston and Maine roads, Just
after leaving the Som uerville station
and going under the old Medford turn
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-05

AGENTS WANTED o.
The IMPROVED hO
SHUTTLE SsEinE aises4
Boston, hfaas No. 49,
1lg OF - L0aias IA
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-05

Of WILL HAVE OUR GOODS send =, -
n and v-e Will send by mail. prepaid. oUr -.
= FILLER. with which you can fill any FsT,1,s-.
lamp tCfth0iG Teai0UtH1 chimney or ,att5,'.
: / grease outside Of lamp At same time we MI
you all our cirCu laTs and terms % argnf- ~
! twenty useful household artic Is with yrbi-l
any person can III AXE from s 3 To 50 ,isHv
q We want agents everywhere. NATTONar
] AGENTS EMPORIUM, sOston. Mass
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-05

That SAVED HINT has been gen
orally supposed that a bald head was If
no account, even to the owner. but
Vicksburg stands up and remarks to the
contrary. The other day a resident of
this city went up to Thompson's Lake
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-05
DIR. WHITTTER,

w EN writing 90 advertiser pfease mention
w t'e name OF this uaper. "a. 81 = - u
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-05
GATEIo T-iS1TIcE'g ~. Sc , TfNE EDITION

EIFE AND Ia HORS or 'D' II ON
III " I NJ G. - II q MT
tIncluding the =" LBSr JOURNALS ~ UoT-7is
the ctir5OSitfeS wonders q ID veal n nj me-
fndTJslOtts cUuntrys and Is absolutely the cvi,.
new. complete work Hence IL seIIs. ~
think, 12,0OO first weeks. AceuIS' Els
would astOntsh you. more lgGElted send H.,
HU aBARD- Bros. Pnb.. I44 W. 4tn 81. IN y
, 1875-07-13
CITY REAL EBTATE.

=
1i1O!l HAlE-srATE-sr.. NEAR Ertl.ln1E-
eanrt 2I1lM ffot, east front. et1sar: Hsske mt An
1nrr. +. ylEKL1Ssi, l2s Lvartttrn-st,
LYON sAiE-t,n E1CEiANHE-I7s FEET 8Ot'Tii-
rast rrfnrr II Bparr:av. and 1lartiaot-st. liAN.
hlSJs K WEEKS. ln6 F!fth.a1.
R,,UK sAhH--pH H,ExcnAEt,E-BiiDcR9 ., wALR~
F. s% Nltk Addition. r,,tuts AhhEani sv. and
1x-nty ty-4tcot,I~.. Hh1thfstIS Il WEEKS. ltd Fifth
~,
ri,un sAT.E-pN ExCHaHIE--ii,TH tDRSEn DF
p,st'rsn nn1 fintfr* *'4: prlrta stfy low. 1tAIe
H1YOH I. WrEKH, I9 Fifh-sv.
ALE-ntrH1ttAH-Av.. FtEsr- cIAsH MAR
u biz .lrrut L"us" Mrhps'h.as. nc>t Thlrh tntl-
NJ. cheaP. E1r,y t''t.rGsibn. ]. E9AiA3 WAEltES,
IN Chamber II tomuitrrt.
Ei1uN bahE-kESWtH,D-A GREAT DAN0alS-
H. 391 WI IT,. grpye ~ w ar+ty FurtJ-eighlil-
IT, '4rt:. fnty s1.: nrntntn rarttftte, ~
tlIs property hta csst neatly $3.50 elopN csn ~
main fnr t~b yrars or npFc little byDn 9Htaiion. J.
ISAIAH WARREN. ~ thsn'f-s nj 0'nnhntfre.
INoH sAI.I-DE.a1NrAs pnurERrY-Mto1f13AH-
Il, as.. hontia"'t rnrnnr M*liatt.st, ~ fect:
M"hjlas.as.. tHnifwnrl ebrhtr Hsrr!aon-st fcrt.
1.skp-a,., eat ri faSai1r-sL, 70 feet,
Ctarksi., north n van blren-kt, as feet. -
Al II Hh.ch viii lH A,ld th.ap Md thffe II nothing
bitter for Investment.
J. EsAIAa wAllsES. ls Chaml,er at comm.rrs.
LYON hAI.l.-OAKWpiJD Ht,CII:yAllD, CHOICE
lots At Inv l:ftrtt, anh on yer. eaNs terms, J.
EaAiAS wAlsIES, Is Chamber Of CnInfnerte.
Ti1oH sALfs-IEDIANA.Av., MAR fuhTY- -sEC-
h1u!.st., - feet. eaAt trout n"rihg-st.. north II
U-nfrr, to 10 lntrt ~tAs front. PHILIP MYERS b
CO., K"an =, 1+s Ma1iaoi'-st.
I1Un HALE-lIuUBE AND Lot WuItT If 81 sJ) tt,i
II N,7.b. It IL gTrat Larga!s. l.. Il. WiiifSEf.
l4G TAH4tte-A At. bAse1JAnt, M49
, 1875-07-13
4 DENIAL Bf Mr.. q. W, ElSN9ACk{,

IT, fht Editor af Ths EAieaaa Tt4bunt.
CHICAGO, July 12.-As 70 the charges which
have Appeared in the Chicago 1ou.uals Tor the
last thfoe Of four days duplicating ns In the
whisky fgAuas 81 st. Louis, pesmit me-, while
Rsssing through your city, To maks simple do
niAl Of the truth Of al uuch rsposts, emanatiug
from Washington or elsswheso.
lettering esrsciasiy 70 the telegram In your
paper Of thu nagrning. dssirs 70 stats thst The
ssof!, - xashersd by your correspondent, ls \
4ose ahsurd fahrio&tioa fzom beKiuI1pK 70 sad.
~ lta parts htngipg upon \ ca1taip document
aligned BY MesArs. Mckee and uouser, of tho
0tooe, a1d myso!f, Of tho Democrat concerning
ne8oVat!ons for the ooosoiidatioa of sbs two
newspapexs, which had no relation rAassyar TO
The WHISKY frauds Of tho seizu1es Of disillasias
aud recslfytng housss to Bt. Louls. Yours, uto..
@. ". EHuhAux,
, 1875-07-13

Whether Mr.. Adama' analysis Ia altogether cor
rect or not, wo can all agree with hun In urging
q higher cultivation OF tho art Of oratoTy. lie
Is quite right in enforcing tho fallacy Of tho old
idea that il tie matter 10 sound the manner 10
OF no consequence. Tho manner Ia what wins
ntteutiou to ihc mnttor. Tho A1ts OF st5lo aud
oratory Afe not beueath tue attention Of tue
eieateht, aud no uap could better iucnicato this
truth than hlr. Adans.-A|bany Joarnds.
Senator Thurman will bo hold TO have COM
,uitted hfmHe,f to tho hbrestcH OF t,le Ohio DEM
ocrats il ho labora to secure thor SUCCESS in tho
ne3k election nnd fails to reject thoir theory Of
finance, l1o must. therefore, show bis hand.
and In tho absonco Of my declaration from him
10 the contrary he must be assumed 10 have
stuwp It elready hnd wo repoat that whether or
not Senator Thurman is sound Do!nncrAt
dopeuds On tho otlor question, whether imitation
OF hard nlonoy Is pure Democratic doctrine
NetD York I'osf.
II Lord Duffelin wonld initiate tho example Of
good old Ilasoun Al Itaacllid and tako evening
walks iucognito among the roop!e over whom ho
rules as Viceroy, no might discover That no Ind
himself ovcrstatol tho "depth and univo1sai-
ity Of the desire OF Canadians to mainsatn
intact thur connection with England" II tho
London Standard would consent to BE- calm
moment md examine tho facts, it would geo tho
nbeurdity Of itA assertion that Americans arc on
" restricted by prudence" from se.zng the
st. Lawrence -Bosfon Adrert'ser'
Tho Indian se1vios, uudor our prosens niseE-
able system, puts men At work which they do not
undorstand. 1t flls round holes with square
maut and square holos with round mcn. 1t om-
poys gseea apprentices, aud refuses to employ
eklllod workman. 1t appoints good 1eno7e'ent
chrfstian unen. who. perhaps, move. saw IN In-
3nn' N its Agents. aud roIects army officers who
lava anrnt vcarn In dchhur With tho Intians !;
and ,heu il Il any wondor that theBo good, but
Unframed. Christian non aro imposed upon In
shnrt' air Iudian eystom is not conducted on
hnsi,.esa nrinoiploa and itA partial future u
ncT;sctl, nstural.-betrou Posi-,
NJ D,h.,. n.fo
According 70 lesest reports Mt* hopss' 'a4o
Oven IL steadily and gently sinkiag and h's re-
| coyory ia OUT OF tho question. Perhaps soften.
,ns ~ Al, br.in /. AZ eaay a motbod Of u,akiug
-" M " ~ .....n;... =. -, o,nar u,,n,, ,le
tns 6ts~s tt1"9't'oA - 10y es ...,.. IT, Iii,
Rilkau cord that binds him hero antloa ao WV
psobably learn mora in GSo minutes OF what
it,a hovnn1l than liz five Years Of tabas-tippiug
md E.un Kinu tlirtstions, And tic moral Of
~ f.to ncen,n fn la tnat il is wiser to wai. tin
M tta srrs. dnor opens tisn 10 spepd ouo's limo
srd sxhsort mss ,vits In irving 10 gck auticipA-
~. s.I;rnra.e n thn havond hy neetunR through
, 1875-07-13
THE c. w, TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

TIE 9. w, tLEOHNFH WVHFNN II
THE REuEtVEnH NE1ORr cUNtthNKD*
An orlss WAS male by Judge Farwell yesterday
IN tho Tnrwi!liscr c.so, Il IL called, agalnst tho
Utcat Western Telegraph Company. confirming
tho rcporsH Of tho l.octtyor. Mr., Horton, whicl.
%erc fled Nuv, 2i, 1874, and juno 10. 1876. Tim
Judge aleo ordered that ali the property
Of tho Company hllotLd bo sold, ns askcd by tho
Company, tito timo anil place to bn sott1od bore
After. rho Recover was also diroctod 10 70.
fsss fs""s. Z e'fs's ts cat: II BY j%y
satisfactory prorosaih atp received, halo H,'ipe
msdo At public auction. Tho lat report on ne ,,s
Receiver. it will DO remembered. htatte thst tae
wholo debta Of the Company ansonhtou 70 1uors
management It uks only paving oYpenses, anu
adyjeed All fnonct,ato aaio Of tie WHOLE
, 1875-07-13
Van 1sslG.

-, ------ L!HkaNNdts GaAAkf,
WILMINGTON, O.. July 8.-0ur Van Pslt hss
been board from by ons civil authorities, ii Cepe
9!sardesu, Ao.. where he Ii under kysest for
ste4ank h wagon and harness. H. hss Asas
q Eo1sn vaA him, md aes aiming, aIahauA
doubt 70 eat into ths ilt4slof Of tha Rt&tA.
, 1875-07-13

low A reference to Master TO aheeFtain tho sav;
otal into eats Of ali parties before enterng final
decree, ind for thu 0tllor arrora in natsHcttons,
ina csfo wae reyorHrd mud tho cAuso Tbu1Ans!sA
Meukrh, Blbepsr auu Wilton Appeared for appel
1nrfF.
, 1875-07-13
DIVORCES.

nIvOn CEB-LEOALLY ODTAINED--NU1
fsKudulent!y. Fec aftef dscTse. Zen years
pElcies III ths courts os Ohkaso. Aditsss paasode4
Io1 l0J7.
, 1875-07-13


1ron sAI.E-soUrH SIDE DAH0A1S--:so nY 51
l. feet Forty-eshtf'-.t.. we b''tt' tson' .-n.
wttud le1,ot, al Fftat haGflfts II tEtGn within ley
days; haa cnst tIl4 6wneE .tnnt tHto', nnr-rr-t.
dent; will ie t ssten II on.t tor s''oh; nnhtet !,
run; tru Of no tettct tafEafh anywhere; iitls per-
fnc, f1,.o was tefntel tor tta 1euptrty tsu yrarr
ago. ii IN best.tt!u' gsovs " sdu,n'ng u kena,-
aue4t,u.ltte. Tu any pns who IN hs,klnk for ka1e
aud profitable Investment, there ia unthtng IN market
equal to this. J. E5ATAa NAHkEN, Is ChlmEer of
Cntnnttce.
TAOR sALH-91tp WILL. BIT A BEArT1Ft1. rt1T
et rart Hi1ge; ~ dn~n and :; moath nntl
laid; o.n hIoct trptn d@,of property slia~n 'ie"
CheApeHt property III nsnrket Ast tltrncGr lstA \.
anmt tesns and prices. IRA BROWN, l41 LAsalie-At
nnutn4 !.
T1vOR HtLE-5 ACRES COTTAGE At HOBART !:
population 1,6H: "a tnII'~ Oil F. Wayns H.R.; rrtec
*,l5 $l'U 'lo1n. halAnrs - nnnly: oi'ea day. Bat
us1iy aud Monday. J. u. EARLE. fnn u, o. Cisrk.
r 1a., ds . hrs ,.,.s At sGgT !. II, ESs n;
htATaDN HILL " WaAhiuRlou.st.
, 1875-07-13

tI1uR KALE-oNE OF THE BEST sToCK.FARMs
i IN MsIit"sy County. H.. ~ acres you'd Improve
U. n. n. IT, H. for bhort hrna &ab Irr acTe small
tay11tut 1uwn. A Lake-bt. Z. ". GuLE.
NOR YALE-TlMBEt LANDS. PARTIES pES1lt-
ier tcre adtfess q. +, CuMA1AGB, Marquette. Mich.
, 1875-07-13

N1EW AND USED MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
~ fn family u4s, also u manufacturing machines
ilr talos sa1 shosulskeEa II Iesa tfcEs thxn osS-
Nhefe; xAr1Antul - rapssAents1. 0Eu. I. G0AE +
CO., ~ 2uL ~ W2bzsh-AT,
CtNdEH OFFlcE or 4 j. NELcHEHT. No WEST
&sats, md lsal4d, slsalngsd. md ssp.l1.d.
, 1875-07-13
MUSICAL.

= NnAND.NEW AND MAGNIFICENT s1oo r.
a suvivflp, With Rli lAtsss ilupto's..enl, h!sh,y
ro(!shsd rosewood Gaze. extra mu!1inat. .t5iTn.u.s
81, uh, round sosasTa massive cared ~
sad cover; prizes, t2l4: lAAflX's ssalasusAs NJ
WetAsA.ATs
, 1875-07-13

YIyO RENT-uoEHEH IN EyASsTON AT HALF
t,ru4, mil Nst next. vii ront few gooI
onte+ hsving fr.1n tn hyt, 1t from 8 to IL pr
nahtb fnrrcr rent SIS ~ ~ l*t tnunih. Alto one
Lpntc lii Glenrre to rent u low tgnr-r. W +ell any
Of Hy hh1srA oh*ap fof monthly isy1nenh. e. f.
ENUWEK. lstlrn Il, los Fllth.Ax.
, 1875-07-13
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.


DLL0AKT PARLoR FURNITURE For SALE
IL thsAp-A btsui-usv aud e*aaus walnut I@xior
s4;i iulail With French walnut, Tcn silk covering,
worth x.0U tvt tl7s. Handsoa,o walnut aud b!:Afck
larry ps1lo1 AulI pisces. with Iutng, s.sts!y new,
worth flU for xu Ii4udsous eTtnAon Bultt pieces,
v4fr shsan Al Arst-clAss aooda. Rss1dsnes s's
AlohISAn-&T. -------
1IoR 21IE-AN ENTINk OUTFIT FOB HOUSE.
teep,ng. Bmall heISo &H Fsts !o~s Aooftss
4 ~. Tribune pItaA
, 1875-07-13

nAkTNER WANTED-3l, ,toD-IH FINE, EASY.
i sle9ttt business. Eysry satlatseaon VIII ee gran
~ to ptonts, etc., by calling Il 10 Atsss ltoo1n ~.
ToAITSER wAKTED-A YOUNG PHYSICIAN or
~ ysArs experience III tue p1actice If noiittno
aud surgery aud LIS surgery VI As eye And 81, d.
t,rss paIinttslip with established physician III
this CITY, AIdtsss K 2, Tribune otf1et.
I1AArNtA wANTgu-LADY; MUST BE GOOD
| cook Or hunxukeepsF, with fTuul &Nu to &tu0, 70
jtiu mo ID gooa-paytns business; single lady pEo.
lptred- For pzttcnhks eali or sddsaAs II j, 4le
Wataah-ay.
, 1875-07-13

>-
7DOOK8 hovRk.a, H1sTQhlEa, MEDICAL.
legal, aud seItniids nark4. llcasnatc. stc. mod
sTu aud 1netent ttssnys ind uuf19rs. Ata11BE6f1,
1t3 South Qi1Sks4,
, 1875-07-13
WANTED--TO RENT.

VNTAsTED-T0 f.EST-J Oh NOUA1S, NEAT
w iy turuiHhtd fur housekeeping, ny a gentleman
aid Ixughtcr. Address Z IL. tribune oi.iex.
YNYASrED-To nI:ST-oSE LAlsuE NUUM VI
w two small curs Ten suic) with OR With ~
b.At, for gentleman wife, rleaa.iy located. sn
within ~ ,n,ies of court-liyr'e hlnase- Addres
CHARLES CttttHDY. Sherman Huse.
, 1875-07-13

VXTASTED-FOR CASH THO MATCHED sull.
w tAirs diamonds, tuS9 aud cheap. Adasca4 h
AZ. Tribune pfnee,
, 1875-07-13

CtITUATION WANTED = HY 4 FIHsl.CIASs
chaHabtrmall Anl waitress: hAa five ytRrs'
rufcre1ee. Gail al Aif Wahath-av.
, 1875-07-13

TO REM ..STU1AS. OFFICES. Go.
StnrrR.
YNyO HENT-nNICK R1URE V1 EAST KINz1E-sT.
L Atmy in bil!lard-E'nn..
YsNu hESr-DnICk sTUNE AND DWELLING on
/ West Ilanl11Ith.ss eheap. Inquire Ut l,d soush
Jr6tsann-st.
, 1875-07-13

Employment Agents.
CtITUATtOS3 WASTED-TAMILIES IN WANT
- Of gnod Scandinavian, mud German help be sup-
ps,sI 1t Mrs. DUaKEB utucs TO Mlwaukcs-av.
C,truArfoSs wAsTEp-LAD1Es IN WANT or
nrst-c1aAs teusau 1eip be suited en- sbttt nuco
by srrIYng to Mrs. g. LAplsIHE 3ss Wc1t Mad,son'ss.
C11TUATIONs WANTED-uUOD RELIABLE HELP
- of apr nationality, Hish good references, for ry
county, bc obtained by calling ut tue Star H.
tst1tgenrs Udlre l26 Vest Munroe-st.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-15
DOLLAR SAVED.

CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.
Railroad tickets bought or sold, to or from all
points, At a reduction upon any Otaee OF depot in
This city. Apply to N. D. WHITESIDE,
SH Pennsylv1nia avenue, Continental Hotel,
Washington d. G, JA1S-ly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-15
FEMALE UNION BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
How Aged Are Given Homes.

One Of the Oldest societies in the District Of Co
lumbia for the relief OF the poor and destitute is
perhaps, the Female Union Benevolent Society
Of Georgetown, organized in 1889, and ever since
that time in successful operation. Most Of those
who inaugurated the work have passed away,
but others are not wanting to build on their
foundation, and through many difficulties the or
ganiIation has been established upon a Perms-
nent basis. A president, treasurer, secretary,
four dIrectresses, and twenty four managers COM
pose the board. 1t is the duty of the managers to
tions TO their work, and upon the iberalty Of the
response depends their ability to relieve the bit
ter wall ofIwant, which so often comes to them
for help. In addition to the sum Of collections,
the society receives the interest secruing from
$4,000, donated to It years ago by Mr.. W. W.
CorcOrap. In former times the corporate authori-
ties generally assisted the institution, and in
lS73-T4 the District government appropriated
$500, which greatly aided 1t during the past win
ance ha8been given to over tive hundred families
always in food and fuel to the amount Of g.
354 80. In connection with their work, the ladies
Of the society have purchased a comfortable house
on High street, where q home is provided for
twelve aged women, and they hope in time to
offer shelter to larger number. Each Of the
aged women are provided with q room to herself,
and all the comforts Of life are given her. The
ladies of this institution have been aided by lib
persevere in their efforts to pay q debt upon the
property, now nearly cancelled. 1t is hoped that
liberal hearts may be moved TO help these kind
ladies in their labOrs, remembering that he who
RiVeth q cup of water for the Masters sake shall
shall in noWise lose his reward.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-15

By B. H. Warner:
Ati O'Clock, valuable improved property, No.
1918 Eleventh street northwest
At $50 o'clock, valuable lot, improved BY
substantial tWo-story brick house, situate on
Third street, between and K streets northwest.
at O'Clock, q tWo-story frame house on the
east side Of Nineteenth street, between r and S
streets northwest.
By Thomas Bowling:
At 10 and 7:3o o'clock, at store No. sl4 Seventh
street northwest, entire stock.
At IL o'clock, Q large assortment Of furniture.
At u O'Clock, one elegant barouehe, made by
WAtEOR, Of Philadelphia, Penna.
harness and one large heavy stone wagon.
BY Duncanson Bros:
sets avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
northwest. ,,,
Ate O'Clock, valuable improved property, with
large Rround attached, near Marine barracks,
on street, between Sixth and Seventh streets
southeast.
BY ]. T. Wormley:
AT $50 O'Clock, valuable unimproved property,
fronting a feet on Sixteenth street northwest,
At O'Clock, small frame house, on NJ street,
near New Jersey avenue; southeast.
BY United States Marshal:
At II o'clock, three horses and bakers wagon.
By James Guild:
AT 10 and 1880 o'clock, at store No. 1909 Penn.
sylvania avenue, nne Japanese goods.
BY H. 7. Zimmerman Son:
At 10 o'clock large assortment OF household
goods.
BY VIM. L. Wall Co.:
At IL O'Clock, pair Of eream-colored ponies
family earriageand set Of double harness.