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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-27
THE GARBAGE DEPOT.


. Shameful Outrage About to be Perpe-
trated ON the Citizens Of Capitol Hill
scathipg Letter From "oiivia."
EDITOR REPUBLICAN: Since urging the
Hon. Carl Schurz 10 prevent the establishment
Of garbage depot on Capitol Hill, II is learned
the District Commission inherits the control of
our streets and avenues bequcathcd TO them by
the late Territorial fraud, and the ofial horror
will he planted on the classic spot where Penn
sylvania avenue lays its head on the bosom of
Me dinplcd Anacostia.
But, In the name Of humanity and Justice,
will you call the attention of President Hayes
10 the At rociOus determination which the citi-
sens OF Capitol Hill have endured at the hands
u the late Board of Public Works, and con-
tinnsd TO this day by the District Commission?
Only six blocks removed from the Capitol, not
outstanding our earnest protests and peti :
tionr, we arc without street pavements, and
during the rainy season the mud is deeper
then before the official thieves were at our
door Not content with forcing upon us the
jatl In addition to the work house and paupers,
II Is now decided to place the garbage depot
east of the Capitol and scarcely sixteen sQuaI cs
away. Within two minutes flight of a pigeon
from the dome OF the Capitol will rise the
grand consolidated garbage depot of two
cities, u standing horror at the portals Of ; he
Congressional cemetery, where the awful ofal
Of the cities of Georgetown and Washington
will he stored. Ii IL true we shall then have
The majority of the public buildings all on
one street, including the Capitol, Treasury,
Executive Mansion, State, War and Navy De-
sartments, with the garbage depot at the head
d all Our superb Capitol will have the con-
solidated garbage depot just as near it's face as
DE Treasury Department is to the rear.
The District Commission claim to govern US
With equity and economy. What kind Of
economy is that which proposes to cart the
rasbAge from the remote hamlet Of George
Town 10 the heights Of Capitol HIP We call
tua1 the Board Of Health to show cause why
0-.,rzet0wn should be permitted To pour her
Alta into the clean lap Of Washington. A
CAREFUL computation by a business man de-
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Especial attention Is directed TO the sale which
takcs place this evening, at o'clock, OF the fine
dwelling with large back building No. lGo6 fonr.
tecnth street northwest late residence Of Charles
II. Moulton. The property has a front Of twenty
hundred and twenty feet. And IN addition to
above mentioned dwelling, has fine twostory
brick stable and carringc'house, 2Ox2O, WITH &C.
with lodging room for coachman, DC. The sale s
absolute to the highest bidder.
Also at o cock this evening will be offered that
fine dwelling No l434 Q street, near Fourteenth
street northwest This is largely furnished In black
walnut Is In perfect repair and Is Of the finest
dwellings In this city. The sale Is under deed Of
trust and will be peremptory and without reserve.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-27

AUCTION SAILS TODAY.
By George Truesdell
AT s o'clock, fne two-story and -mansard roof
brick house, No. 1906 Fourteenth, between q and
Corcoran streets northwest
Al 8 O'Clock, elegant brick house, No. Hs4 Q
street northwest
BY Duncanson Bros:
Al 10 o'clock, large and fine selection Of cigars.
Al Q o'clock, frame dwelling and lot corner Of L
aud Twentieth streets northwest.
BY Wash b, Williams:
At 10 O'Clock, plano, mirrors, elegant furniture,
&c.
BY Thomas Dowling:
Al 10 O'clock, grand sse Of Atty crates Of china
and glassware.
By Birch & Robey:
At $50 o'clock, south half Of lot No. g. in square
No. 2G6
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-27

Elizabeth Wenzel, through her counsel A.
X. Browne, has fled bill of divorce from her
husband, John Adam Wenzcl. They were
married in Alexandria, Va, December "a
1854, by Rev Mr.. Sprigas, of Grace church
They lived together until September 1876
when he committed violent assault upon
her with a club, dislocating joint of one of
her fingers. He has since repeatedly threat
ened to take her life. She asks permission to
resume her maiden name, Elizabeth Shurts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-27
Thermometric Reading. For Yesterday.


1919
Tho relics Of the old Jail arc slowly fading
from view.
J. Z. Griffith has boon appointed an exam.
ine in chancry.
The bond Of James A. TAFT as a justice of
he peace has been approved.
Henry A. Foy, cf South Carolina, was yester-
DAY admitted to the bar oftho District,
: The Harpers Ferry excursion starts this
morning from the Baltimore and Ohio depot
The twentieth annual commencement of
gonraen College win bs held at Tallmadse hall this
svsuns
Slook out for more poultice pavemcnts.
Hesrs Crawford a Holman have secured another
contract
Mr.. John A. Clark has been appointed a
United States commissioner and examiner In
thancery.
The opening Of bids for publishing the tax
st for is. takes place to-day at at the District
Commissioners onscc.
The Supreme Court Of the District yesterday
sdJourped ,6e de, Tho next term convenes on the
fourth Monday in September
F street, between Fiftb and Seventh north
wcst has calico appearance being concrete on one
SIDE Of the railroad track and wood on the other.
The Smith Point Association will give their
annual excursion 70 Marshall Hall tomorrow on the
qsameT ArroW, which Will leave ber WHAT ~ o
Sdock.
~. n.on,. of ao,th Woshing,on seem IN he
ssnsbt.d over the confirmation OF Mr. John +.
Thompson ~ supervising principal OF the Fourth
tuhool district.
IT,. 7 .,r... ...-., Ia. M. ,,ot h.,n' dec;d,d
~. ~ 49,. o'.-,.u, ~ H.. -.
upon W we lasene, SonnNt'onera now u'o'u
~ .a ~. ,ns ie~s.' vrue. 80 $500 VI s h
r. ,1,-,-,-,
. .uo .s''' y ~ .,', ~,
- 40 tns'e WIZ usS Nan - ooine on ue ""
rn OF 'ne pNuic = ,crnment thai hau never ''''
sereo M hopSsear'ce homor nays " "aN
-. Dixon, finding that Mrs. ThOs Mel
pLns ciothinu a,ted her, appropriated Il quantity Of
4 bu, she was brought IN with q Jerk In the Police
Our yesterday, and aned ~ or thirty days inJ JAIL
Those Job printers who testified recently In
e,,e thai they coud publIsb tax list so cheap and
.romp,lx have a chance In move the truth OF their
s.t,mony by bidding FOR the District tai list TODAY
NJ, N, , r,, A.
Ahe Hhehue Vi haJor w r'oo" nrc us
Parted IN mind over bis sudden di-appenrahcS aud
~ t,so,,sn, m. rsco,ysr, ono. nav sa,s ,a
Ho,sd rim
a.,
1he work oil erecting the mmeo bartholdi
ountain IN the Botanical Gardens began yesterday.
ebe ptocc- arrived from Philadelphia Monday. u
WI take the place Of the present fountain, and will
nAne the Avenue.
The LAYING of the navem.nt on + bctwoen
-, -, y,..,,, 49,, ,,,,s,.., 4. ,,,,,s,, ~,
.,' -. $3.50 - =. .".--',I-. ~ :. - .ss
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RIFLE PRACTICE.

Second Contest for the burnside Badge.
The second contest for the Burnside badge
took place yesterday afternoon at the range at
Benning's, and WIS q very close one. The
wind being very strong the scores were not
quite as high as at the first contest, but con
siderine the difficulties In managing the sights,
and the distance Of 1850 yards, the scores
were quite ss good. The shooting began at
o'clock, Mr.. Wisewall, member Of the club
acting as umpire, and Gen. Coughlin kindly
offered to act rs scorer
Only four took part In the contest. Prof
Hardness, being indisposed, was prevented
from taking any part, but as he Is one of the
crack rincmen Of the club, and the badge has
to be won three times by the one who will
finally possess il, II may be safe to say that
the Professor will have several chances yet.
The following are the scores that were made,
the highest possible score being 225:
Lauritcn-4, s. 4,a2A6hhb q s. LhLk
AZ AS, . $40, D. o. 5, D. %5, 3, 8,
Iaird-O, l. ,5,a,o4A8hGS,
Q, stA%a,ao,+ac 9Ls 5, 3,S 3, s,
Burnsids-s, 64OoSS6&
,,aso:&aAo&a5+S %, 5,6,k0+266, S,
st1'a1 satast$ts1sh sSst&Rs1stsssS'S:
The third contest takes place on Tuesday
next and as the shooting is so close II promises
to be very interesting
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-27
No Double Standard Wanted.


II is absurd to talk about double standard
In currency as some OF the silver maniacs do A
standard Ii q fixed thing and there can be but one.
II may be high or low, but there can he but one.
As well talk about sliding pound or graduated
foot us II double standard Let us have no more Of
thai nOnlcnse.
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TEGETIHF.
" Z q Z T ! n b.
aHE GAYS 1T Is TRUE


SENECA FAILS, November o, Is7e
NJ. W. n lver~rs
Dkha SIN; As you are Ar entry stranger 70 PIE, !
Only those who have been raised nom deaths door
can know the value OF such good medicine. am
hnyeight years Of age. Three years ago was taken
sick with what the doctors called umbHgo. For weeks
a,cians, without any help: received no relieG wis
y great sufferer: finally bscame entirely helpless
The last doctor told me there no help; he said
he might possibly save my lifs by injecting morphine
in my arms and legs, The encouragement for saving
my life by having ihs done was small chance
could not consent to tho risk. About this time my
aon read your advertisement In our payer tertimony
Of person who had been very sisk with a6ou, ths
away 70 lie apo!hecary store and bSass, bottle q
found great relief could move myself in bed Amer
about my room. continued taking the NloETINt,
The yEaEriNE saved my life amer the phyrici.ns
sad there WINS help for me. have had no doytor
since. II feel unwefl take dose OF NB1ETINE,
and recommend u to my friends.
Your NEgETlNE ought To hc In every hmNr Ny
doctor Was surprised TO see me ~ good .calth. He
says "NkGErINE IL good mediclrs" tell him II
cured me. lie says, III Is true.n ] cannot Rel TOO
thankful
Nl.s CATHERINE OoONs,
Seneca Falls, seneca county, N y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-27

Doctor HARTLtYs great remedy for catanh,
price only 81 per bottle, dlsSipates and drives away
forever offensive breGth, dlsagreeab;e discharges
from the heEd; relieves you Of hawking and rnsp-
ing the throat cures Affections OF the throat,
headache, pains In the face and ears cheerful
disposition Is at restored, and previous afec-
cipal depot Wholesale aud retail, 1872 Tenth street
northwest. and Entvistle's. corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Twelfth street; Whitcsidc 4 Walton,
1921 Pennsylvania avenue; Bell 4 Hall, 6l5 Seventh
street southwest W. r. Stone, seventh and streets:
A. J. DeMoll Il Son, Eighth and streets southeast,
aud all respectable druggists. Hartley's great
remedy for catar rh, price u.
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LOCAL MTscrLrANf.

oss DolLAe.-obtain Or. Bartleys great remedy
or Cftafrh. Druggists have H.
Left of clothing, watches, pistols &C, bought al
iersogs, el5 street Orders attended 10.
All kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
orered at Murray's, 500 Pennsylvania avenue,
farket Space.
NOT PROM CHOICE,
But PROM LAwLkxs NECESSITY.
TWO DOLLARS IN
CLOTHING ron ONE DOLLAR IN MONEY.
NUT 10 IT,
NO ALTERNATIVE, COMPELLED TO SELL.
STACKS or CLOTHING.
nuT FEARFUL SCARCITY OF MONEY.
NO USE roR CLOTHING,
pUr COMPELLED TO HAVE MONEY.
Two DOLLARS IN
CLOTHING FOR ONE DOLLAR IN MONEY.
YouR BUYING TINE HAS
FULLY CONE
DIFFER NO LONGER,
BuT CONE RIGHT ALONG.
REMEMBER We GIVE
Two DoLLARs IN CLOTHING
fOR ONE DOLLAR IN MONEY.
HABIE BRos,
Corner Seventh and d Streets
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-27

CLOTHING for Men aud Bsys at your own price
as we are determined W reduce our stock Of ready
made clothing. They will he sold al your owl
price. KATIHSsTEIs, 30 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-27

BiAcx SERGE CoATs, 81. This Is half the original
price. ElstNkN BRos,
Corner Of Seventh and streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-27

$50 Boys SUE former price u, at KArzxS.
STEMS $40 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-27

young lady In Albany went up stairs to
her room on sunday night, and before locking the
door looked under the bed to See II any one was
With remarkable presence Of mind she quietly
walked down stairs 10 give the alarm and the in
trudcr wa arrested. Ever since the Garden was
planted gentle woman has made II point to look
every night Tor 0 man under her bed. Her disore
cTeion and prudence have at last been vindicated
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-27

LOOK al our stock Of Boys and Childrcn's Wool
Suits beiore You purchase II will be money In
your pocket kArzrHsrEIS, $40 Seventh street.
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J HOPKINS UNIvERsIT'
BALTIMORE
je22-In,

sNUT THIS oUTl--LAUNDRY-IF YOU WANT
~ your shirts and clothes done In superior manner
al reasonable prices, send them to The American
Laundry, ~ Eleventh street northwest.
ia2iy AIta NJ BYRNR
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-27

SEE SUruS IN another column Of commence.
ment Of Gonrssa College tonight
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-27

REDrtTD
To o. imported Black Cheviot Suit former price
sib. EHENAs Bros, seventh and street,.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-27

ksr5 fAsTs, Of broken suits, al 81 cepts and IN
EsESAs BRo, Seventh and streets.
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SlOro $25 si ray ,. sERE :u M4 aSIsm BY
CrayonS, and Reward, Motto, scripture Text Trans;
sIunpies worth w. sent postpaid Tor 7Sc Illustrated
Catalogue free. j. H. BUfFonDs soNs, Bosion.
Established 1850. lc2o6m
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he city I Ss Voc 81 P s.vsRtS S street.
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NJ o T I c Z

NOTICE.
The undersigned have this day formed . limited
partnership In pursuance OF the Revised Statutes OF
The Unitsl states relating TO the District Of Columbia
cUncernng limited partnenhips.
The name or FIRM under which said partnership Ia
to be conducted Is WEIGH BRQTh Frs; the busi.
the "ColuInbia Mns" In GEORGETOWN, In the District
ofCoumbia and the selling the -four and tho buying
grain from which 70 manufacture the same. Tfs
names and residences OF all the general AND special
Welch, James II. WEIGH and Rosia W. WEIGH, each OF
whom resides In said Georgetown, are the general
CITY and state Of New York Is the special partner.
The said special partner has contributed, In cash,
twenty FIVE thousand dollars capital TO the common
stock. The partnership 70 10 commence on the ID Of
July, 1871 and TO terminate on the % Of July ls72
EDWARD =. WEIGH,
JAMES ". WEIGH,
ROSA w WEIGH,
EDWARD q. JONES.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-27

BrRrmT's CocoAisE
Is the best and cheapest hair dressing in the world
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-27
CITY ITEMS.

sl5 BLACK CHEvIoT SUIT reduced 10 o..
EIsENAS BRos, Seventh and Z street,.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-27
CEaEr1HE

ALI DmEAsrs or rrr b VEG ETINEwill
relieve palm, cleanse. purify and cure such diseases,
restoring the patient to perfect health aer trying df
fercnt physicians, many remedies, suffering nor years,
not conclusive proof VI yun are suftercri you can
he cureis Why N this medicine performing such
great cures7 II works In the blood, IN the CIRCULATING
huid. II can truly be called the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER The great source OF disease originates
In the blood and medicine that does not act qrecy
upon TO purity and renovate hasany Just claim upon
public attention.
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PERSONAL.
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.
Notice II hereby given that Jacob y. Cake and wif
Of the county OF Cnbe MAJ did the leh day Apr
last, make an assignment to the snbscber o. all the
estate and property OF the said Jacob r. Cake beng In
pc city Of &s,bing,o1s DISTRICT 81 Columbia, and
benefit Of the cIedtors Of the said Jacob Y. Cake.
Dated June II, is17.
(signedO CuARkESS. BAYLla
EDWARD X. STEVENSON.
Further notice Is hereby given that Jacob y: Cgke
and wife. Of the county OF Cape May, state Of New
Jersey, did on the l2th day OF April last, make az
sgnment to the subscribers Of oil the estate and
property Of the said Jacob Cake situate and being
10 the said state o. Now Jersey and not eisewhere,
Or the equal benefit OF the creditors Of the said Jacob
F. Cake and that the said creditors must exhibit their
respective claims, under oath or affirmation, within
the term of three months to the subscribers at ethgr
Of the following named plnces, viz: At the Once Qf
Alden ScOvel esq, ais Market street, Camden, N.
j.; ut the oftice OF Edward X Stevenson southeast
corner Of Water and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia,
Pa, or at the Office Of WIZARDS hotel Washington,
n. e.
Dated June II, 1871
CSiEned) CHARLES s. pAYLIS.
je2S3w EDWARD X. STEVENSON.
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rJNHE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
l their friends and the public generally that they
will continue the
NIELIN BUSIN Ess
under the nrn name OF WEIGH HERS, at
James 4. WeGh's Columbian Mns, Water street
GeoIgetown, ID C., where they will manufacture James
:. Welchs
hest FAMILY AND PEERLESS FAMILY
FIDUItS.
Although the Centennial premium and other brands
OF PIOcefs Flour recently manufactured by the late
hrn OF Dcener Cissel 4 Wech were iqade by US and
under our supervision, we nNe cOnclpded to abandon
them and improve the WEIGH FAMILY 10 Its old
and myOrIte standard, believing that we thus
please the public Rste. We solicit the continuance Of
~ former liberal patronage for James Wech's best
Family Flour. T. r. WEIGH.
J. II. WELNH.
ieIS.ws r. W. WEIGH.
THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO IN.
l. form their friends aud the public generally that
they will continue the MILLING BuSlN ESSs under
the firm name Of DlsENER A CIsS Ell, al the Pioneer
Mills, corner Grace and Potomac streets deOrgetown,
ID. G., where they Will continue to manufacture the
celebrated Centennial First Premium Great Swiss
Process; A. IL. Hers best aud other grades Of
FLOUR, and snlicli continuance Of the liberal pat
ronRge heretofore extended to the late hrm p Deehcr
tissel 4 WEIGH. JOI ", DEEHER,
jeltlm GEO, W, CIsSEIE
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A CARD FROM
ELL pRuSSIEa A co.

IL PRUssIHG d co.
We beg leave to notify the public that, as many un-
princplcd persons circulating the story thSt the
Vinegar recently condemned by The Board Of Health
Of Washington, D. G.; was Of our manufacture, we
Re Obliged to publish the following correspondence
which explains itself;
DIR /; 4, WEIRD, Presidcn! Board Of Health, w.sh-
us been conAseated or condemned BY your boaIdf Al
''''' K l. PRUssING CO.
BOARD OF HFALrH, WAsHISoIos, June 0, lET.-E
L. PRussiso Co, Chicago.-Gentemen: In reply
to your Communication OF this date, am Instructed
demned any Vinegar Of your manufacture, nor has
complaint ever been made Of the impury OF the
'""'e wy Z. C. cox, NJ D., Secretary.
We would also submit the following from DR.. Aiken
Of Maryland and DI; Mahla. Of Chicago:
this day made chencs, analysis Of an average sam
pie Of Prussings Vinegar, and fnd i nee from all
trace of mineral acids and metallic Impurities. and
therefore pure Free suphurc acid very Injurious
adulteratlon omen found In the commercial article IA
not present IN this vinegar
WILLIAM f. A. AIKEN, Prof Chem. and Phar.
Requested by MI irusslng, subjected sample Of
fecly free from mineral ACIDS and metallic substances
with which commercial vinegar In no frequently Niul
eraled can reeommend II, therefore, ~ an entirely
In conclusion we viii add that our wellknown
brands Of Vinegar have stood the test OF public opin
first premiums at the Worlds Fair the United States
Fair the Illinois Stale Fair the Chicago City Fair &C.
JeS,MwF-at'
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FoR EASY yErr-vl'it DR.. Whites opposite VII
lard'a
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HEADQUARTERS for bird cages prepared gravel
bird food bird tonic, instruction books for treat
ment Of birds, &c. HsniltoD's, Y. N. C. A. build
ing.
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METROPOLITAN POLICE PROPERTY SALE

M
All property or money held in the custody OF thu
Property clerk for siI months not required In Judi
cal proceedings, Will be told 10 the highest cash bid
der, at the Central once, No: <sa Louisiana avenue
ut 10 o'clock a. m, FRIDAY. June % 1871.
All persons claiming any portion thereof hereby
warned to produce evidence Of their ownership prior
said date to the Property Clerk at his said ooc
(where the catalogue may he SEEM or forfeit all
claim thereto, pursuant 10 law.
GEO r. HERRICR, Property Clerk.
,.,., BIRCH R3BEi Auctionesrs.
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CITY ITEMS.
For low rsrIxArrs on plumbing, gas and steam.
fitting and guaranteed work, call on Hamilton. y.
NJ. {. A. building.
DooRs AND wlsrow SCREENS. All kinds OF Ham.
ilton's, v NJ C. A. building.
EARTH cIosErs, best In use, at IIamilton's, Y. NJ
c. A. building Ninth and D streets.
HEADQUARTERS for bird cages. prepared gravel,
bird food bird tonic. instruction books for treat
nent Of birds &c. Hamilton's, Y. M. c. A. build
ing.
Largest VARIETY and cheapest gas. fixture house
in Washington Iiamiltons Y. NJ. Z. A. building.
Best and cheapest street hose In the market, at
Hamiltons, Y. N. e. A. budding.
LAWN sPRrsRLgRs. fountains and vases, at Ham.
ilton's y. NJ. c. building.
COOP ADVICE.
Now Ia the time OF year for pneumonia, lung
fever. &c. Every family should have a bottle Of
foschccs German Syrup. Don't allow for one mo-
ment that cough TO take hold Of your child, your
family or yourself. Consumption, asthma, pneu-
monia, Group, hemorrhages and other ntal diseases
may set in. Although II is true German Syrup Is
curing thousands S Q. the d dread alse ,s I
fNmny winter and keep you safe from danger.
tried this remedy. sample bottles, 10 cents. Regu.
lar sire, IS cents. Sold by your druggist Charles
stou 4 Co., Wholesale agents.
oumx's IaIsH TEA.
This popular remedy for dyspepsia, biliousness
sick headache, sour stomach, vertigo, constipation,
and oil diseases arising from disordcred stomach
OF liver Ia sold by all druggists, 25 cents per pack
age-mhking quart OF medicine.
TEETH RUINED ny NEGLECT
cannot be restored. Young people remember this
Use daily Thurstons Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder
II will preserve your teeth from decay, and keep
them sound, clean and white through life. Is and
30 cents per bottle Sold by all druggists.
EVERY PERSONS HAIR
needs occasionally some olcagenous application q
prevents it, becoming dry and harsh Thompson,
Pomadc Optime Is specially suitable; II keeps the
vitality. % and 20 cents per bottle Sold by al
druggists.
JUDICIous ECONOMY.
Is now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside youl
soiled gloves, but renoyate thep with Jouvens In
odoro1s Kid Glove Cleaner. Il VIII cleanse then
| thoroughly, easily and quickly. Sold Il drug and
fancy stores. % cents per bottle.
BRADY'h
The historical portraits Of distinguished repre-
| sentative men lately on exhibition at the Centen
HAL Exhibition at Philadelphis arr now ready fol
The Inspection Of the public Al "Brndys Nationa
| Gallery" No. 62o Pennsylvania avenue This col
lection erpbTaces the eminent men Of America u
| addition 70 the medan received IN New York fol
many years, and 10 London In 1877, ~ awarded q
h1hes dtpdrd medal a the Centennial Expedition II
Pb1adelphia. ls1e.
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A snLAND HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.,
"A now open for reception of guests at greatly re-
duced rates For terms, amply at house, or address
phia. Iea35t I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-27

Largest VARIETY and cheapest gas fixture house
in Washington. Iianilton's Y. NJ Z. A. building