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Temperance.

The second entertainment given by the Grand
Division, Sons Of Temperance, at Temperance
Temple last night, was not so we'll attended as
the cause for VIII ch It was given or the merits Of
the entertainment itself demanded. Yet those
who were present were well pleased, as the eRthu-
siastic applause indicated.
The opening glee, Let Us be gay!' was ad.
mirably sung and did credit to the singers. The
farce Of the Vermont Wool Dealer" was heart
fly spplauded. The characters were all we'll rem
dered, but the personnel of Deuteronomy Dutiful
the WOol-dealeT, by S. L.Clark and the live an
kee rendering OF the characters brought down the
house. Pauline, the enamOTatG OF the wool-dealer
and his rival, was nicely impersOnated By Miss
Belle Kenheld. The flute solo by Griggs, and
the vocal solos, and particularly the duet by
Misses Hodges and De 1aHd, were we'll received,
and the reading Of THE Miser's Death" by Mr.
Ferry, held the audience in more than common
attention. The whole affair was highly enter
tainirg, and proved that Washington audience
as fully appreciates amateur entertainments as
professional dramas, and that the people are not
unmindfuI Of the temperance cause.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-16

For the Middle and Eastern States, low press.
ure sOuthwesterly winds, falling temperature,
with clearing weather in the former and snow or
rain in the latter.
at Hempler's yesterday: s a. m, 400; 10 a. n
go; L m, SO; p. m, $50; p. n, $50; p. N,
$50; .. m. $50.
Use Patterson Jones' Trophy tomatoes.
Choice fruits-Malaga Fruit Co., 4Os 9th st.
The season for drinking TlpPerery cider is
drawing 10 a close, and stove-pipe lager is being
substituted.
John J. Evans, Capitol hill real estate broker,
has sold to William w. Hubbel, part of original
lot l6, in square 7el, with improvements thereon,
for 5000 cash.
A lot Of ice cream freeEers and a forty-quart
machine will be sold very low if inquired for soon
OF West India Fruit Company, Central market,
north side, Bstreet wing.
NJ. u. Whiteside, S3l Pennsylvania avenue,
continental hOtel,) sells and buys railroad tick
cts TO all points at reduction upon the rates
charged by any office or depot.
At the request Of many friends of Miss Emily
V. Billings, the beautiful service Of plate, pre-
nect!On with the public schools, will be on exhibit
tion all this week. at the establishment of Messrs
S. GOlds;ein & Co., 6l9 Pennsylvania avenue.
Orders not only for printing, but bOok-binding
in all its branches, will be promptly filled at the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN book and Job printing
establishment. Professional men and merchants
should not send their orders out Of the city, when
they can be supplied as well, If not better, at
home.
The West India Fruit Company have received
five tons new dates and figs, which they ar5 sell.
ing very low. Call at their stand, B-street wing,
north side, Centre market, and get ~ pounds
dates for Is cents pounds drum ngs Tor 90 cents,
pounds layer figs for so ceuts. GU can get also
fne oranges bananas, Malaga grapes, French
chestnuts, sc.
One Of the horses belonging to the franklin
engine company, while being exercised yesterday
on Thirteenth street, threw his hind Ieet IN tn
air and came very near striking hack. in which
were seated a lady and gentleman. The driver
Of the hack drove very rapidly from that horse,
much TO the pleasure of the occupants.
The Georgetown Catholic Total Abstinence
Society elected at their last meeting the follow
ing named officers to serve for the ensuing year:
President, p McIntire; first vice president, Thos
Muntz: second vice president Arthur Small; re-
cordirg secretary, F. =. O'DOnOhOe; treasurer,
Patrick Meagher; marshal, Z. @. Ofutt; and
finance committee of i've members. Several per-
sODs came forward and took the total abstinence
MA
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ISRAEL CHURCH.

Severance from the A. II. E. Conference.
The members Of Israel Church, corner of First
and b streets southeast, held a meeting last
night at the church for the purpose of taking
into consideration the question Of returning to
A. NJ. E. Church Conference or go to the NJ. E,
Conference. The meeting was largely attended,
and much earnestness was manifested on the sub
Iect. The meeting was opened with singing and
prayer, after which the pastor, Rev. Jacob
Mitchell, made brief address during which he
referred to the time when Moses was soIourning
in the wilderness, and also referred to the obsta
eles that Israel Church had to encounter since
her members had started the church buiIdin%
Remarks were made by Rev. Thomas Heny
The following resolution was submitted:
ReSolVed, That the mem bership of Israel church
be called together for the purpose Of obtaining
their opinion in regard to awaiting the action 81
the General Conference, and II decided in the neg
alive, that the members declare themselves an
independent church congregation.
The resolution was adopted.
The chairman stated that he desired every
member Of the church should have the fullest lat
itude Of debate, and he eKhorted them to be calm
and cautious
Rev. James Reed moved that no member be al.
lowed to speak more than i've minutes upon any
one question. Adopted.
Mr.. e.. O. Moore offered the following:
Resolved, That Israel church sever her conneo-
tion with the a. n. E. Church, and that there be
8 committee Of three appointed to draft resolution
of our severance.
The resolution was adopted.
The following were appointed the com mittee
Rev. James Reed next addressed the meeting,
stating the causes which led to the severance Of
this church, and concluded by saying that It was
more honorable TO withdraw than TO be kicked out
BY the A. NJ. L. Conference, that had the heel 0i
oppression on this church.
The meeting then adjourned.
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THE COURTS.
Circuit Court-Chisf Justice Cartier.


This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
The brick kiln case; no verdict.
Stewart vs. Hopkins. The jury In this case, who
were instructed TO bring in sealed verdict, failed
TO agree and we're discharged.
Smith VS.. Greer. Case submitted to court, and
Judgment for plaintiff.
Burrows VS.. McGonegal. Action on note. Yer
dict OF plaintiff in g 600, with interest.
Armes, administrator, vs.. Borman. Action of
assumpsit Tor money received Verdict for de-
NeWboId & Sons vs. Sewer Brooks. This case
was adjourned until this morning.
CASES TO-DAY.
The following cases are assigned for trial to-
day Nos. ~ l32 IS So 2S5 100, no. III, IT, l73,
us, l7o, IFS and l79. Adjourned.
Auxiliary Law Court-Judgs Macarthur.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Shoemaker vs. Paul. The further trial Of this
case was postponed until Monday next and the
jury discharged until that time. Adjourned.
Equity COu-t-Judgs wylis.
This court made the following orders yesterday:
Golfer vs.. Fletcher. Order Vacating decree pro
confesSO.
Brewer VS.. Bayley. Decree appointing ]. H.
Cook and Irving Williamson trustees to sell.
Barbour vs.. Hamilton. Decree for final rstihca-
tion Of trustees sale.
tinusnce and allowing sixty days for parties to
Rely vs.. McCIIntOck. Order continuing re-
Cole vs.. Parker. Order appointing q. H.
CIagett guardian I'D Htem.
Ould VS.. Reddick. Order dismissing bill as to
Riddck.
Fitzhugh VS.. Dempsey. Decree for specific sum.
Adjourned.
Police Court-Judge Smell.
In this court, VIM. Cant for o brutal assault
upon Mrs. Mcdonald, breaking . stone:jug over
her head and inicttng severe Injury, was held for
the action OF the grand jury. James Simms and
John Cook plead guilty to being engaged In an
afiray; S. each. Thomas King for larceny OF
furkn Of butter from q grocer's wagon. The
butter was Identified as that taken from the
wagon, and was found in the possession Of Klngi
sentencnd TO six months 10 jail. Lloyd Ware and
George Tones plead guilty Of stealing an Ice
cream freezer and one half gallon Of water ice;
fined SO each or thirty days Henry Scott stealing
clothing from John Garter; so or sixty days.
Jacob Grady, stealing harness from ]. q. Cog
gin; fined s25 or sixty days in jail. VIM. q.
Weaver plead guilty Of cursing; fined %. VIM.
Butler and Richard Blair for Indecent exposure;
fined So each. John Brown, charged with carry
ing razor; personal recognition to keep the
peace. George McCullian, VIM. q. Weaver,
Nistolus Teel and Benjamin Wilson, plead guilty
Of cursing; S3 each. Henry Tucker, Mohenry
Carter, Charles Shepherd, Henry Brown, George
BoWey, John Hampton, James Mcdonald, VIM.
O. Cooper, Walter Etter and Robert Colto, for
being loud and boistrous; fined IS each. Bridget
Welst, Mary Nuttle, Sarah CLARK and Military
Jones; sent down as Migrants. VIM. Garvey,
charged with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses from George II. Thompson; held for action
Of grand jury.
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DAsTARpLY ASSAULT.
An Old Woman Beaten and Robbed.


In the Police Court yestarday, VIM. CANT,
hurley cOIOred man, was under arrest for an as
sault, on the 9th of February, upon Mrs. Nc.
Donald, an old woman who keeps little shop in
Goat alley, between L and NJ and Sixth and
Seventh streets. 1t appeared in evidence that
Cant went into this Woman's shop several times
during the day mentioned. but finding persons
there he would go out. AT length he found the
old lady alone, and seizing an empty beer bottle
he dealt her a muTderOus blow on the head
breaking the bottle In many pieces, and knocking
her senseless. He then grabbed the contents Of
the money drawer and made his escape.
Search has been made for him UNNECESSARILY
until on Saturday last Uficers Mari and Saffei
got information causing them to suspect Cant of
being the person who committed the assault
They arrested him with some difficulty, and sub.
sequently took him to Goat alley, where he was
recognized by several persons as the man who
was in and out Of the shop on the day of the as
sault, and when brought before Mrs, Mcdonald,
she declared him to be the man who beat and
robbed her. He was locked up for q hearing.
Sunday he was visited by his wife. Yesterday,
when be was about to be placed in the Maria it
was discovered that he had on a suit Of clothes
quite different IRON those in which he was ar
rested. The officers thought the change meant
mischief. They went to the house and found the
old suit concealed under bed. The evidence
against him was conclusive, and the court held
him for the action Of the grand Jury.
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PANIC IN A CHURCH.

Last Sunday evening the congregation of West
street Presbyterian church, Georgetown, were
disturbed in their devotions by an explosion on
the outside Of the church. which made very
loud report. The noise, as a matter Of course,
created considerable excitement, and before the
cause could be ascertained q second report was
heard. The services ceased, and a rush was made
for the exits, but in order to proven. confusion
and injury to the congregation, especially the
female portion, the doors were guarded, and all
were kept inside. An investigation followed,
which resulted in the discovery that the expIO-
sion was caused by some boys, who mischievously
placed large number Of shooting cracker Equibs
under tin vessel and ignited them, and then
ran away much pleased with their sport. After
the investigation was made known, DR.. s. IL.
Howe, pastor Of the church, proceeded with his
the second tine services in this church have been
interrupted. The first incident occurred last fall
when the lights were all turned off as the con-
GLIDING hymn was about to be sung.
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Kedical Alumni Of Howard.

The annual meeting of the alumni of the medi-
cal department Of Howard University was held
last evening, and the following officers were
elected: President, DR.. J. l. N. Bowen; vice
president, DR.. Z. Governor; secretary, DR.. B. B.
Adams; treasurer, DR.. A. ). Sumey. Committee
vital statistics, DR.. J. b. BascOmb BatesVille,
Miss; DR.. K. NJ. Hall, Baltimore, Nd; DR.. S. K.
Watts, Washington, D. C.; DR.. Q. W. Smith,
Bermuda, W. l.; DR.. James A. Sladen, Portland,
T. I. Lindsey, Richmond, Ind. The following
gentlemen were admitted to membership: Drs.
d. b. Adams, VIM. Bishop, VIM. S. Barnes, F.
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PennsYIYania Rannhlinans.

The meeting Of the Pennsylvania Republican
Association last evening was largely attended.
The interest manifested in the association prom
ises we'll for its work in the coming campaign,
President E. l. Chapman occupied the chair, and
Paul Hirsh, esq, acted as secretary. The follow
ing Cflcers were elected for the ensuing six
Power. ], q. johnson and Col. ]. A. DOYLE vice
presidents; James Gross, recording secretary; W.
W. Burk corresponding secretary; L. Harrison,
treasurer The financial committee presented
report with bills; which were ordered 10 be paid.
The committee on sOeiables presented report OF
its financial condition; which was referred TO the
was adopted authorizing the corresponding secre-
tary to notify members six months 10 arrears that
they will be liable to expulsion at the next meet
ing If their dues are not paid. Several names
were dropped from the roll, as having severed
their connection with the association, and cOnsd-
GRAFTON on other names was deferred to the next
meeting.
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New Suits.

The following suits were filed yesterday:
VIM. H. johnson VS.. H. b. Curtis. Account
$l,292-L. G. Hine.
A. J. Secor VS.. George Gross. Note s227.23-
i. q. Hine.
Henry W. Baker vs.. W. Harning and F. p.
Sawyer. Note S23O-George Mason.
Sarah A. Fessendeu, wife Of J. NJ. Fessenden,
vs. MeKenny Co. Note q, 2OO-Fuller.
Otis BigeloU vs. Judd ct al, garnishees. Ger
fiOTaTi.
James B. Collins VS.. Q. K. McBIair ct al. Note
t3l5. Same. Note S2OO-Cleary.
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ALNoNERs FOR THE POOR.

WVIh aVVVMPIIsH5U m INC IasE W55A'
The commissioners for the poor held an adj
jOurned meeting yesterday morning; present,
Messrs. Stickney, ChOate, Cook, HitZ, Pratt,
Ballantyne and Savage. The report Of the gen.
eral agent was presented, showing that during
families had been visited and 337 had received
relief; l52 orders for fuel and 235 orders for pro-
visions had been given. Relief in Georgetown
had been furnished to 100 persons during the
same period. TIE receipt Of twenty -five Bushels
Of coke as donation from Mr.. GAlphIn was
acknowledged
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CARPENTERS AND JoINERs.

A Scholarship in the Arts and Sciences.
The Washington branch of Amalgamated
House Carpenters and Joiners met at Mechanics
hall last evening; Mr.. James Mackey in the
chair and J. p. McMahon, secretary. The
branch had under consideration the proposition
from the Executive Council for the establish
ment Of a scholarship in the department Of
science and art, and to be open Tor competition
only to members Of the society. After some dis
cussion, the branch Endorsed the proposition and
adjourned.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
l. TRICT OF COLUMBIA HOLDING A SPE-
MARCH &

In the case Of John + Ennis, admiaIstr ttor W.
a. of MARGARET BULGER, deceased, the admins
traitor n. aforesaid has with the appreciation of
the Supreme Court of the District or Columbia
Aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, March 20, 1875,
for the final settlement and dist ibutlOn OF the per-
sonal estate Of said deceased and Of the assets in
hand, as far as the same have been collected and
turned into money: v hen and where all the cred-
itors and heirs Of said deceased nOtided to at
tend, with their claims properly vOuched, or they
NAV Otherwise by law lie excluded from all benefit
said deceased's state: Provided, copy of this
order be published once week for three weeks in
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN previous to the said
day.
Test: A. WEBSTER,
mb9-TuSw Register of Wills,
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j TRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DIS
TRlCr COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
IN THE AFORESAID DISTRICT, THIS 10TH

DAY OF MARCH, 1876.
In the matter OF the real and personal property
of the First National Bank of Washington, ID. G.
Upon filing OF the petition of Edwin L. Stanton,
receiver of the First National Bank of Washing
ton, d. c., asking that he may be authorized, from
time to time to sell at private sale Ger tain bonds
and securities, among the assets of said bank, and
in said petit on specified, at his discretion and
may be required in winding up the affairs OF said
bank, and as may be of the best advantage to the
credtCrs OF said bank: 1t is thereupOn, this 10th
day of March, 1875,
Ordered, that the prayer of said petition be, and
is hereby granted and the authority that end Is
give TO said receiver Publication or this order to
be made in SEINE newspaper published in the Dis
trIct OF Columbia three times a week for one
week, within which time any objection to the con-
tInUance of such sales may be filed and heard.
d. @. HUMPHREYS,
Justice, &c.
True copy. r. ]. MEIGs,
RvR. ]. MEIGs, JR.,
mhll-ThSTuSt Assistant Clerk, &C.
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OlTH ITEMS.


When the blood is we'll supplied with its iron
element, we feel vigorous and full Of animation.
1t is an insufficiency Of this vital element that
makes feel weak and low-spirited; in such cases
the Peruvian Syrup "a protoxide Of iron) can sup
ply this deficiency, and Its use will inVigorate US
wonderfully.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-16
MARRIAGE Licenses

The following marriage licenses were granted
yesterday: Edward Burke and Maria L. Henson;
John Williams and Arthur Payne; James Jero-
lamar, of n. Y, and Annie W. WeIk, of York
county Pa; James WorthlngtOn and Virginia ].
Lawrence
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LEGAL.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia holding Special
Tenn, let ers testamentarY on the personal estate
of MARY w. JAMESON late Of Washington city,
District # COumbii deceased. All persons hav-
ing Claims aga INST the said deceased hereby
W rned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber, before the 9Th day
OF March nt Nt; they may otherwise by law be
excluL ed from all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under lLy hand, this 9Th day Of March,
1875. FRANCIS B. MOHUN.
rpbQ SyVH
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

'NNNNNNNNONOOO OOOOOONNNNNNN
GARD THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE
~ pleasure in announcing to their friends and the
public IN general that Mrs. G. REICHENBACH,
No. E3 Eli yenth street, near Pennsylvania ave-
nue., continues the sole Sgency for Pianos, and
that none but the above firm Is authorized TO Sc Il
our Pianos for Washington, Georgeto Nn, Alexan-
dria and vicinity, and will be thankful for a con-
tinuance Of the patronage so literally bestowed in
the past on the Knabe Pianos.
WIN. RNABE CO.,
Plano Mandatory, No. 35I West Baltimore street,
Baltimore, and No. liz Fifth avenue, New York.
feb6-3m
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One hundred orphan boys Of st. Josephs Asy-
lum are in great glee over the approaching cele-
pratlon Oh ~. fa.LlcHs Day ana arc esPeclalIX
rest in front Of the asylum, on H street, between
Ninth and Tenth, and favor them with some Of
the soul-stirring music Of Old Erin appropriate to
ha
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR TALUABLES

Gall and examine tie FIRE and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities, jewels, silVer-Ware other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
Gnnum, according to size. No business man can
afford TO do without them.
Tsks earning from the CHICAGO and BosIoB free
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FAILURE 10 INTERVIEW THE PRESIT, ENf,
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Panic in n Church-As SAINT and Rob
berry of an OLD I.Ady-The Boys and
the MOdOcs-ROFk of the District
CommisSlOnerS-NeW Para
graphs on Various
Subjects.
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Auction Sales To-day.

By Young Middleton:
At 4 O'Clock, improved property, being premises
Nos. SIS and go N street northwest.
By Duncanson Bros:
At 10 O'Clock, an assorted lot OfneW and second
hand furniture.
By B. H. Warner:
At $50 O'Clock, desirable building lots on the
south side OF z strteI, bstween EIg bteenth and
Nineteenth streets northwest.
BY H. F. Zimmerman & Son:
At 1890 O'Clock, fine parlor suites, green and
crimson and rep aud hair cloth, solid walnut bu-
reaRs, one hne walnut wardrobe, sc.
At s O'Clock, unredeemed pledges.
BY Wash. B. Williams:
At 10 O'Clock, collection Of furniture, ladies',
gents and children's boots, shoes, dry goods, sc.
By Thos. DoWlIng:
At 10 o'clock, at No. ia Bridge street, George
town, Q lot OF miscellaneous goods.
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Snr1nR shontinp.

Latimer Cleary have q fine collection of
English and American bpeeeh-loadlng Sporting
Guns for sale cheap.
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81 patrink,R Nav

with the celebration Of st. Patrick's Day will be
the edifying spectacle presented BY the members
Of the different societies as they file past St. AIMS
Infant Asylum. From time immemorisl The pro-
cessiop, as soon as 1t reaches the asylum, stops
and each member contributes literally toward
the suppOrt Of the poor, deserted orphans.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

TIE woRMKGHEKs DEMONSTRATION.
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PROCEEDINGS IN TIE SEVERAL. COURTS
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
i TRICT OF COLUMBIA, TILE STU DAY OF

l. TRIC T OF COLUMBIA, THE SIN DAY OF
MARCH, A. ID. 1875.
Eugene X. Lewis
In
Richards. Smith and NO. SIZE Elulty Docket lie
Lewis +. Smith. J
On motion of the plaintiff, by Mr.. Charles n.
Thomas, his solicitor 1t Is ordered that the defend
ant, Lewis F. Smith, cause his appearance to BE-
entered herein or before the hrst rule day
occurring forty days after this day; otherwise the
win be proceeded with as in case of default.
By the Court: A. WYLlE. Justice, &c,
BY L. p. WILLIANG, Assistant Clerk.
rnhn-Irm2Ma
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HOW FAR THE GOVERNMENT is BOUND.
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invested in Stocks and Gold pays 100 per cent. .
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbridge & Co.,
Bankers, Wall street, New York.
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TEUReToNs IvoRY PEARL TOOTH PoWDKA
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty-Five and fifty cents per bottle.
JoUvEN's NOTORIOUS KID-GLovB CLRANKR
will renovate solled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoMPsoN's PoMADE OFTIMB is equal to the
best French, and but half the price. Twenty-Five
and fifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRKNeTHKHIHe PLAsTRRs are the
verv hest All sold By druggists.
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THREE-SIXTY-FIVE BONDS.

OPINION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
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THE NEW BOARD OF ASSESSORS.