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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-07

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yytasil se Slide bambitkou a mill "a
kefnikovi do lcbky. A tax tu oba ii mu
love sedeli, hlaveh proti hlavni, oko pro-
tt oku, oba neohrozeni desperdtni.
yZacni, zatnip' pobidnul jej Slidic.
Zakefnik videl, ze Slide mel tutez w
hodu jake on. Kdyby jej ma prvni ranu
neskolil, mohl byti jist, re on bude skolen
cd neho.
,,Tuto slui nikdy vice siv neopustisp
zvolal, ocima divoce kouleje.
,,Skoro Sc to tomu pcdoba," pravil Sli-
die usmivaje Sc.
yJa vim kym jest mi co ciniti," pra-
vii Blacklin, zaskfipav zubami, nebot
chladnost ano laskovnost Slidieova k zou-
fani jej ptivadela.
ITO jest I've stesti, ze to WIS.," dopaloval
jej Slide; ,aspoh Sc nepfenahlis."
Blacklin SO ma chvili odmlcel; bylo pa
trno, ze poboufeni sve pfekonati Sc sna-
II.
WIS dobfe," pravil ma to mirneji, ne
jedine slovo mych dst - tys byl syn
smrti. V malo minutach byli by tebe
udelali sekaninu."
"A proc jsi ty krveziznive selmy tax
vzacny pozitek pfipravill"
,,Myslel jsem, ze Sc budeme moci do
mluviti, rozumisl Co mrtvola neprospe
ies mne, ale co zivy mdzes mne byti uzi-
tecny."
"A ty vskutku myslis, re jsem Cikan-
sky Slidic2"
yArci."
,,Tedy bys mel vedeti, ze Cikansky Sli
die neni tech, ktefi by by!i volni zneu-
ctiti Sc domlouvanim Sc Sc zlodeji."
,Nepfenahluj Sc" pravil Blacklin a
tmava tvaf cerne oko podlily Sc krvi;
,,nestrpim, ably mne takovy mizera -
zved, slidic, 6muchavy pes nadaval."
Posledni slova pronesl blasem chrapla.
wynn.
,,Pamatuj, 10 celost lebky TIVE zavisi ma
milosti me bambitky."
,,Pamatui, zes tame lvi. Chces pfi.
imouti me nabidnutil"
Tive nabfdnutil Musel bych byti ia.
kovy padouch, jako ty."
,,Zadrz!" zafval Blacklin a vyskocil.
Leo tim okamzikem SO vzpamatoval a
pravil:
"A proc ntne stihas."
,Ty vis."
,,Tusim, ale nevim. Mluv!"
1ys ukraN dit6 menau pfiteli, ia mu
je chci navratit"
KAPITOLA XVIII.
Zdpas Us tnadch.
,,Uhodl jsem tedy," pravil Blecklin.
,Napadlo mne to hned, iak jsem videl ze
ia holka tebou tim druhym rozpravi."
,,Tys poznal mne a ia tebe," pravil Sill
die; ,,isem zadostiv, komu ia znamost bu-
de kofistnejsf."
,,Tys Sc ale dosud urcite nevyslovil, "a
koho mne mas pravil Slide.
,,Chces to mermo vedetif"
,,Ovsem; rad bych, ably nastalo dplne
iasno mszi nami."
ia nejnebezpecnejsiho sibenicnika ma
svete," pravil Cikansky Slide.
,,Trefne mne charakterizujes, avsak
pfedce nedostateGne. Ncbezpecnych a
nejnebezpecnejsich sibenicnika jest ma
svete velmi mnoho."
,Tys Alteo!"
Sotva Slidic jmeno to vyslovil, houkla
rama bambitky Tampa mad stolen vi
sici cvrnkla, jsouc ma tfepy rozstfelena.
vystfel ten vysel banbitky Blackli.
na ci jak jej nyni jmenovati budeme, Al
tea.
Cikansky Slidic, netuse ze rama ia cile-
ma byla ma lampu, ale mysle, ze mela ie-
ho zasahnouti, vypalil tez smerem kde
soupef jeho sedel.
Po vystfelu nikdo sc neozval a hrobova
tina nastala hroznem tom doupeti. AL
teo, ktery znal zevrubne doupe, domnival
80, ze po time snaze protivnika sveho udo-
Ia a Z te pficiny lampu rostfistil.
Oba byli nyni We tmach; te Gre ne
proniknutelne time nastal jim zapas ma Ii
vot M smrt to tim hroznejsi, elm me-
Il 4 L l. l. lxn. snbx
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ST. PATRICK's BAZAAR.
Felp TO Build the Church,

The fair inaugurated at Masonic Temple last
evening for the benefit Of the new church Of Sc
Patrick promises to be a very successful affair.
The attendance last evening was very credtable
The hall, filled with beautifully ornamented
tables which are laden with magnificent articles
presents a cheerful and picturesque appearance
the orchestral music adding to the effect. In the
centre of the room is q truly romantic flower bow
er, filled with bouquets, cut flowers and singing
birds, over which the Misses Kearon, Grant and
Morris preside. Near the arbor is o post office in
charge Of Miss Colt, and fish pond conducted
by Mrs Dawson.
The confectionery table, in charge of Mesdames
Ward and Ellis, assisted by the Misses Annie
Ward, Helen Moves and Katy Burke, is covered
with good things, most tsstefully arranged, as also
the supper table, presided over by Mesdames
Williams and Berry, assisted by the Misses Nc
Mahon, Mitchell and Mari.
The table of the Ladies Of Charity, presided
over by Mrs. Gen. Paul, the Misses Glare, the
Misses Roach, the Misses Colt, Miss cambridge
and Mrs. Colonel Arnold, assistants is very beau
tiful and interesting. A large basket of flowers,
some choice flowers In pots and some delicate cut
flowers, 1.-THE gift Of General Babcock, OF the
Presidents staf,) are conspicuously placed and
much admired, as also q very rich Epargne do
mated by Messrs. Galt Brothers, q magnificent
crayon portrait of his Holiness Plus TX, the pre-
sent Of L. N. Poole; tne portrait Of Rev. J. j.
Keane, from Mrs. Mendeclif and q splendid oil
painting Of the Mountain Of the Holy Gross, Colo
RADIO, from Max Weyl.
The other tables are also very interesting, and
will be noticed hereafter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07
Died suddanIn Of Hsnrt nisaase.

How common is the announcement Thousands
are suddenly swept into eternity by this fatal
maIady. This disease generally has its origin in
impure blood filled with irritating, poisonous ma
terials, which, circulating through the heart irri
tate its delicate tissues. Though the irritation
may at first be only slight, producing little pal
pitation or irregular action, or dull, heavy, or
sharp darling pains, yet by and by the disease
becomes firmly seated, and Inflammation, or n.y.
pertrophy, or thickening:of the lining membrane
or of the valves IL produced. How wise to give
early attention to a case Of this kind. Unnatural
throbbing or pain in the region Of the heart
should admonish one that all is not right, and II
you would preserve IL from further disease, you
must help It to beat rightly by the use OF such
remedy as will remove the cause Of the trouble.
Use DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery before
the disease has become too seated, and 1t will, by
Its great blood purifying and wonderful regulat-
ing properties, effect perfect cure 1t contains
medicinal properties which act specifically upon
the tissues Of the heart, bringing about healthy
action. Sold by all irstclass druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07
TIE COURTS.
suprsn. Court of the United States.

Supreme Court Of the United States,
TUESDAY. April 9, 1dS.
No. 8, original. The State Of Florida, COM
plainant, vs.. Z. O. Anderson ct al. The motion
Of Holland to discharge the receiver was argued
by Mr.. Matt. H. Carpenter in support Of the
same, and BY Mr.. b. Bisbee, Mr.. W. W. Mae
Farland and Mr.. W. W. Boyee In opposition
No. is4, assigned. James s. French ct al,
appellants, vs.. Alex. Hay, administrator, Sc;
No. $50, assigned. Robert 8. French, trustee,
appellant, W. Jos. B. Stewart ct al. The arEI-
W: Willoughby, Of counsel for the appellants.
Adjourned until tomorrow ct Il O'Clock.
Special Tsrm-Judgs Wylis.
This court began its April term yesterday, and
entered the following decrees, besides number
Ewing vs.. King. Decree overriding demurrer,
Boucher va Boucher. Decree for sale Of real
Tompkins vs.. Blumenburg Ct al Decree taking
MARROW y. Lo1sioy. Decree substituting F. L.
Miilsrd VS.. Miiisrd. Decree for fnaI ratinca-
ton Of trustees sale.
Kuhn Tl: Kuhn. Decree Of divorce q viHeIIO
simms vs.. simms. Decree taking bill for con-
fessed.
Browning vs.. The District of Columbia. Order
Diminishing bill.
CASES ASSIGNED.
The following is the assignment for to-day: Nos.
one to ten on the calendar.
Adjourned.
Circuit Court-Chief Justice Cartier.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Francis Miller vs.. A. Grant. Action for fees.
This case was begun on Monday, and occupied
the court all day yesterday, no conclusion being
reached.
Auxiliary Law Court-Judge Macarthur.
The case Of Shoemaker vs.. Paul occupied this
court as usual yesterday.
Probate Court-Judge DIN.
In this court yesterday the will Of John L.
Chubb, bequeathing his estate to his wife and
appointing her executrix, was filed.
A number Of routine orders were made.
Police Court-Judge Smell.
In this court John Riddle was charged with
keeping dangerous dog; dog ordered to be
killed. Michael O'Neal, Thos. Fraes and r.
Russ; IS each for profanity. VIM. H. luxor and
Henry Wilson Deming; IS each. Fanny Bel
mont and David Buchanan were sent down as
Migrants. Clara Williams, for stealing some ar
ticles of clothing; six months in jail. Charles
Irvine fined 81 for throwing stones. Eli Beckett
for assaulting his mother; so and costs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07
THE DEMOCRACY.

Meeting Of the Metropolitan Club.
stated meeting Of the Metropolitan Club
was held last evening at their rooms No. 4S2
Seventh street, there being a large number OF
members present. Alter the election Of several
new members, report was submitted by the
committee appointed for the purpose Of transmit
ting funds to aid the Connecticut Democracy, who
presented cOngratulatory letters and kilograms
from Fred. s. Brown, chairman of the Connecticut
State Democratic Executive Committee, thank
ing the club for their timely aid and kind express
sons Remarks were made by various members
and the club were exceedingly jubllant over the
result Of the election in the Nutmeg State.
MEETING OF THE JAcKsoNIANs.
The regular monthly meeting of the Jackson
Democratic Association was held last night at
SRngerbund hail. Mr.. John E. Norris, president,
In the chair. Messrs. Walter johnson and Thos.
jenkins were placed in nomination for member
cett were elected as members.
John W. Norris, chairman Of the committee
appointed TO tender complimentary serenade 70
Hon. Andrew johnson, reported that the commit
tee had performed its duty. Mr. Johnson thought
1t best, as also did the committee TO defer any
Ge som. g5 ns @e S pleased to make
his high qualification Of the public Kindness and
his good feeling for the people Of washington,
who had always treated him with great consId.
GRAFTON and when the occasion shall arrive ii would
be very grateful to him to receive the honor which
the association proposed 70 confer. The commit
tee sensible Of the condition Of his family and
that the Senator might at any time be called
away, had due regard for his feelings and views
and did not press the honor upon him. and 50 the
matter rested.
A letter had been received from the MetropolI
tan club which stated that their COMMITTEES an
pointed for the same purpose had performed the
duty and been discharged, and Mr.. Norris sug-
Eested that the Jackson committee be also dis
charged, when the motion was made, seconded,
submitted and carried.
Captain Jos ShiIlen feelingly announced the
death Of Lieutenant John NJ. Thornton, and eulo-
giEed him as an original member Of the associs-
tomas good citizen and as brave soldier; after
which the meeting adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07
Auetlon Sales To-day.

BY DuncansOn Bros:
At 10 o'clock, stock OF mems, Women's, misses,
boys, youths and children's boots, shoes and
hats, in all a general assortment.
At O'Clock, fine foHr-story and basement
broWnstone front house, containing fourteen
rooms, being the residence OF the late Jefferson
Rives, ESQ.,, deceased, No. Sl4 street northwest.
By Latimer Cleary:
At 4:3O o'clock, valuable unimproved property
the north side Of L street, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets northwest.
At 8 O'Clock, valuable improved real estate,
being part Of square numbered seven hundred
and tWenty-six, (T26.)
By H. F. Zimmerman & Son:
At 10 O'Clock, at No. All New Jersey avenue, a
superior lot Of furniture.
BY Thos. Downing:
At 10 O'Clock, at the residence of Rev DR.. q. d.
Carrow, corner Of Gay and Green streets, an ex-
cellent assortment Of household furniture.
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formation. The board are anxious to hear nom
ali parties who are aggTievod 1t the assessment
before the close OF the present month.
A brick sewer, with the necessary man-holes,
has been ordered on Sixth street, from q TO 4
street northeast.
The Potomac Steamboat Company have been
directed to remeve the wooden shedsa the Sixth
street wharf, which are erected on public street,
water street, within five days. This Is In
order TO give the Washington and Georgetown
Street Railroad Company an opportunity to ex-
tend IL cir track to Sixth-street wharf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07
Church Entertainment.

The little chapel attached to Christ church
Navy Yard, was we'll filled by an apprectative
audience, who came to enjoy the delightful enter
tainment given by the ladies Of the mite society
of the church. The society opened the programme
by singing sweet Genevieve, (which was followed
by q dialogue called the yankee Schoolmsster.'
Mr.. Joyce then sang THAT B. Flat ClariOnet;
next came a dialogue known as THAT Love Of a
Bonnet" after which Mr.. Grifith sang "When
the Night Wind BeWaileth;" the next was the
tsbleau Of Homeless" followed by song called
"Mygel Snyder's Party" then another dialogue,
Cross sang 1.-THE Gamblers Wife," The tab
leau of The Guardian Angel" closed the en-.
tertainment, and the audience dispersed very well
pleased by the creditable manner in which all
who participated acquitted themselves. A differ
emit programme has been adopted for the enter
tainment this evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07
Hihernia snnistu- M. 8.

This society, composed as it is Of some of the
most enterprising IrIsh-American citizens in the
eastern section Of the city, held their annual
meeting on Monday evening and elected officers
"The object Of the sOcietys to promote friendship
unity and true Christian charity; unity, in
uniting together for mutual support in sickness
and distress; friendship, in assisting each other
to the best Of our power; true Christian charity,
by doing to each other and to all the world as they
would wish should be done unto them" The mem
bership Of the society now numbers $50 men, and
its treasury is in a flOurishing condition.
The following is the complete list Of the othcer'
elected for the ensuing year: President, Andrew
Neville, (re-elected unanimously first vice pres
ident, James NcNally, second vice president
Edward Lynch; recording secretary, James
Kelly; financial secretary, Terrence McMahon
Plant; assistant marshals, james Mccarthy and
George W. McMahon
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07
ATTEMPTED ARSON.
10 Iniury Done The Premises

no Injury Done the Premises.
Yesterday morning, few minutes before
o'clock fire was discovered in the cellar Of house
No. l2l4 Seventh street northwest, owned
by Mr.. John Sauter, and occupied by Mr.
Moses WaIsky as q secondhand store. An ex
animation revealed the fact that in q tub in the
cellar were placed tWo-gallon demijohn and five
quart bottles filled with coal oil, o rag fuse con-
Decting the demiIohn and the bottles of coal oil
Fortunately the FIRE was discovered before any
injury was done to the premises. On the house
ard furniture was an insurance of 81 900.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
Elention of ofFcers and peleRates.

Election Of Officers and Delegates.
The Medical Association held its semi-annual
meeting last evening at Gonzaga hall. In the
absence Of The president, DR.. q. W. Palmer, vice
president, occupied the chair. DIR. z. L. Sewers
acted as secretary. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing half year: DR.. S. E. Bu-
sey president; DR.. Ashford, vice president; DR..
Z. T Sewers secretary; DIR. MaRruder, treasurer.
Drs. Toner, Lovejoy and Rleinschmidt, board of
eensors; Drs. J. Eliot, o. r. HRgner, A. F. A.
King and A. Peter, counselo:s. The following
delegates were elected to attend the convention
Of the American Medical Association which meets
in Louisville, May 5: Drs. Eliot, Lincoln, ZeVely,
Toner, Busey, Ashford, Lieberman, Reyburn,
FenWick, F. Howard, Morgan, Hudson, Drinksrd
W. W. johnson, A. F. A. King, Mackall, ]. S.
Thompson and Bristoe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07
SPELLING MATCHES.
suggestions-"Beesn to rake Place

uggesuons-"B Bees !" to Take Place.
To the Editor Of the National Republican:
SIR: Having noticed with much pleasure the
furore for spelling-mstchest that isnoW engrossing
the attention Of the public, would respectfully
suggest the propriety Of adding to their interest
by improving the difficulty of the contests in
making the subject more extensive than the mere
spelling Of words correctly.
Let the following proposition, which includes
the four elements Of grammar, suffice to explain
my meaning. 1t is to be read aloud by the peda-
gogue and written on q slip Of paper, with either
pen or pencil, by the contestants:
hOn the roadside traveller stopt;
The tenon from q mortise in his wagon having
drOpt;
And, as saving expense suited we'll with his money
He ate q coddled potato from q basin with pony
J. D. II,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07
FIhE ARTS.
Pictures on Exhibition at the Corcoran
Gallery.


At the Coreoran gallery Of art three interesting
pictures from q private collection will remain
some time on exhibition. Two of them are land
scapes by Bierstadt, and the third is q spirited
marine view by Gudin, a French artist represent
ing m8n-Of-War entering or leaving port under a
stormy sky. This work and one Of Blerstadt's-a
view Of Mt. Adams, Oregon-are Of large size,
and notably add to the attractions Of the gallery.
This Mt. Adams is not the picture by Blerstadt,
which hung so long in the gallery, and is far So.
perior to its predecessor. From q foreground of
rock and trees, dotted with wild animals, the eye
traVerscs q shadoWy lake, and q rocky middle
ground showing cascades, and bold cliffs beauti-
fully receding in the mist of morning, over which
SssCnds the slOpiDg pyramidAl sEoW-capped form
OF the mighty mountain batbed in warm sunlight.
The grandeur and solemn feeling Of this picture
is remarkably impressive, and though only the
peak OF Mt. Adams is marked with strong light,
the eye is satisfied with the details in the vague
mysterious raVines and foreground.
The other picture BY Bierstadt is much smaller,
and is an exquisite view Of the Yosemite valley;
a golden baiZe perysding the whole scene, wholly
unlike the grey solemn mist shroHding so much
Of the larger work.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07
Wifi Beafer.

Peter DAILY, plumber and gas-ittsr, SIG street
northwest, about Q O'Clock last evening beat his
wife brutality with q piece Of gaspipe, inficting
severe wounds on her face and head till she fell
Island. He had been drinking hard for several
days, and had made threats that he would kill
her and himself. He probably thought he had
done IT, His wife fears he will attempt self-de
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07

Last evening, at the Church Of the Incarnation,
Miss Cora B. Adams, daughter of Mr.. John Il.
Adams, an esteemed citizen, was married to Mr..
Frederick S. McCausland, Of Providence, r. 1.
After the wedding ceremony o reception was held
at the residence OF the bride, and at O'Clock the
bridal party left for the North. Mrs. McCaus-
land has q large circle Of attached friends in
Washington, who most cordially unite in Sin
cerely wishing her abundant happiness and pros
perity,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07
MARRIAGES AND DIVORCES
Look at This Picture.

On yesterday the following marriage licenses
were issued in the clerks office Of the Supreme
Court Of the District: William Ohutt and Re-
becca Jones, John Shsdrack and Rebecca
Dorsey, George Golden and Mary Murphy, La
fayette Butler and Mary d. Ferris, Thos. Werner
and LutWene Bose, BENZ. johnson and Clacie
Fitzhugh, WIN. Havener and Martha Cleary, Of
Alexandria county, Va.
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d Confrmation at sd, stsphen,s Church.

There was p large congregation at st. Ste-
phen's Roman Catholic church yesterday, to wit
ness the ceremony Of confirmation performed by
Most Rev. Archbishop Bayley, who administered
the rite upon 145 persons-57 boys 6s girls and 20
adults. There were in the number IS converts.
To-day the Archbishop confirms large number
at the Church OF the Immaculate Conception.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07
HEART DISEASE CURED.


RoCKPoRT, SPENCER Co., IND, Feb. l, 1874.
DR.. X. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, ", T.:
About two ears ago i was athlcted with DIS
ease Of the heart, which at times created pres
sure around 1t, almost causing suifocation. saw
an advertisement Of your Golden Medical Dis
covery, recommending the same as a cure for DIS
ease Of the heart. then bought half dozen
bottles Of It, and after using three bottles was
entirely relieved and am now enjoying good
health.
Gratefully yours, Virus KILLIAN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07
AND ON THIS.
The following divorce record was made yester

day:
Rosa Close filed her application for divorce from
Jerome b. Close. She sets out q marriage in
1872, and divers assaults, &c, since that period,
and alleges that she has been compelled TO sup
port herself during that period. TIE case Will be
heard in July.
Antoine Kuhn obtained from the Equity Court
yesterday divorce from George Kuhn. The
facts Of this case have been already reported.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07
lily yours, Virus KILLIAN.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES

Gall and examine the are and burglsr-prooi
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street. for safe
Keeping Of securities, Jewels silver-Ware or other
Valuables. Rents, from ten 10 sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
Giord 70 do without them.
Tab soaTaiaa fTom ths Chicago and Bolton FIRE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07
NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH.

The managers Of the North Baptist church, on
Fourteenth street, between k and s, have ar
ranged for spelling match, to take place in the
church building on Friday evening, April 9, at
100 O'Clock. Prizes will be awarded and refresh
ments sold during the Reese
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07
sunday-school spelline-Match.

We learn that the Congregational Sunday
school has challenged that Of the Calvary Bap-
fist church to spelling-mateh, the two superin-
tendents, DR.. o. F. Presbrey and Hon. William
Stickney, TO be leaders. The challenge has been
accepted, and the contest will come off in the Con-
gregatienal church one week from tonight.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07
NhW Snits.

The following suits were entered yesterday:
Frederick P. Sawyer VS.. DR.. W. Bliss; note,
5000. NJ. G. Flsnnery VS.. q. Kimmell; replevin.
Joseph T. Howard VS.. W. T. McCuin ct al; GER
Iiorar!. Frederick H. Greer VS.. Willard Bliss;
note. 1900.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
partner is wanted.
wet nurse is wanted.
Vegetine is a great blood purifier.
Money to loan by ]. T. WOrmley.
Great barga ins in house-furnishing goods.
Small houses and lots for sale by ]. T. Worm
ley.
A spelling match Friday at the North Baptist
church.
Apprentices to the straw hat and bonnet bust
ness wanted.
Meeting Of the Oldest Inhabitants Association
this evening.
Art sale of important paintings Monday and
Tuesday evenings.
Special meeting OF the Washington Market
O. mpany Saturday.
b. II. Warner will sell, on Tuesday, April %,
q desirable building lot.
Charles II. Bowen, NJ. D., bag removed his
ONCE to No. 634 Massachusetts avenue.
B. II. Warner will sell, on Monday, April 10,
two desira bic two-story frame dwelling houses.