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National Republican., 1877-09-19
OPENING OF BIDS

FOR SEWER WORK AND MAN.IIoLES-CON-
STRUGGLING TWO SILT BAsINs AND THREE
LARGE TRAPS.
Chief Engineer Hoxic yesterday, In the
presence Of the bidders, opened proposals for
the G.ilowing work For the laying Of q
fftccn.inch pipe sewer on Virginia avenue and
Twenty. fourth street northwest with ten man
holes, the District to furnish the pipe, as fol-
lows: o. OHarc, S513; ?. Maloncy, s529.75; ].
S. Burroughs, $40; +. NJ. Dmncy, S635; Davis
& Murphy, 800; Henry Himber, S53O.45; Jos.
Reynolds S623la; John =. Murray h Co.,
$3.50. Also, FIVE bids were received for con-
structing two selt basins at Fourteenth and
Boundary streets, as follows: p. Maloncy, SSi;
Davis 4 Murphy, SIS: Henry Himber, $117.32;
James Reynolds, ss973; John +. Murray &
Co., S5s. Also, for constructing q large trap
and thrccf foot brick connection at the corner
Of X and North Capitol streets: p. Maloney,
s20775; Davis & Murphy, sl25; Henry Him.
her, s223.2i James Reynolds S223; John F.
Murray 4 Co., s2lO; WIN. A. Wilson, informal.
As the sum to be expended under these bids
for all the work is only about 5000, the public
can see how cheap 1t Is being done. The
awards will probably be made to-day.
National Republican., 1877-09-19
Y IL a summary Of the game:

This morning, at 10 o'clock, the great game
of the season takes place on the Olympic
grounds between the Settlers" and Squat
tcrs,' and as both mines have been hard at
work raising muscle for the past two weeks
nothing less than home runs (aftcr the game)
may be looked for. The Settlers will have
chairs in the field for their players, and some
thing now will be introduced in the pitchers
position in lieu Of the "cuvc," as a rocking
chair will be placed there, and the second
haseman by pulling a string running across
the pitchers shoulder will fire the ball out Of
II cannon which the pitcher holds in both
hands. The uniform OF both mines is nearly
alike consisting of House Of Refuge pumps"
star Spanglcd Banner socks corduroy pants,
u linen duster and hats similar to that worn by
Cld ley Bates In "Olivcr Twist" /. C. white
plug with broad mourning band.
At o'clock in the afternoon the Creighton
cruSS bats with the Our Boys, on the Olym-
pc grounds, ana rs both mines are in good
trim fine game may be expected.
On the grounds corner of Ninth and S streets
northwest, the "Pride Of Capitol Hip will
tackle the Patriot at the same hour.
National Republican., 1877-09-19
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.
AN INSIGHT INTO THE WORKINGS
OF THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
PROPERTY SOLD FOR TAXEs.

THE COLLECTOR CAN AMEND HIS ANNUAL
RETURNS TO THE RECORDER OF DEEDS OF
THE TAX SALES.
A few days since the collector OF taxes re-
questcd Of the District Attorney certain infor.
nation as to whether the collector of taxes of
the District, after having transmitted his re-
port Of the sale of real estate for taxes in the
District to the recorder Of deeds within ten
days after such sale, can amend that report by
transmitting an additional report, including
certain pciccs Of real estate sold fortaNesat the
sale which was omitted in the report first trans
mttcd
The District Attorney is of the opinion that
/, was the duty Of the collector, under the
175th section Of the Revised Statutes for the
District, to have transmitted to the recorder an
annual report IN writing. duly certified by
him, which report should have contained par
ticular description of the property sold, the
amount of taxes for the raising Of which II
was sold, &c. This has not been done accord
ingly, and he thinks the collector can
transmit an amended return of the official
report
National Republican., 1877-09-19
AMUSENfEN'TS.
WHY A CRITIC WAS DispLEAsED WITH MISS
GRANGER.

WHY CRITIC WAS D1SpLEASED WITH MISS
GRANGER.
The following was published In city paper
yesterday morning as criticism Of Miss
Granger as Camille Persons who have wit
messed Miss Granger in that part will sec that
the article Is both unjust and unkind:
Miss Maud Granger appeared last night as chmWs,
a role made famous by Matilda Heron and Clara
Morris. Announcements had been made OF her
proficiency in the part and the public were led to
expect rendition that would al least be respect.
able; but they were disappointed The acting OF
Miss Granger was tame and showed neither nat
Mis- rS9er Ssr a,sTT' ds neTv %e % W when thoro1ehy
drilled In part In Forbidden Fruit, by Dion
Boueicanlt, which was light and fancifll but she
ing to play dnaRS which requires the portrayal Of
romantic and intense passion.
Miss Granger appears TO belong 10 school which
ing mastered the elementary rudiments. She pos.
sesses qualities which, with time and study, will
probably make other good actress but at present
she is far from occupying such position.
In justice to her II remains to be seen how she
will do her work In the other parts for which she
+ Z adySrsed @ Y, is possible she may do better than
The secret Of this injustice Is shown In tho
following note from Miss Changers agent:
EDITOR REprBIIcAS: would like 10 call your
attention to spitcnil article IN the Nation regard.
ing Miss Changers performance Of Camille"
10 the nhcsi limits OF abuse, simply becnuse after
receiving the allotted number Of seats, Mr.. Kinsley
refused TO admit Mr.. Rhodes without an order.
Mr. Kinney, the proprietor Of the paper, desired
that no one should be admitted from his officc saye
those having tickets aud the result may be In
the scnthing notice which appeared this morning.
Yours very truly, RoBEET HALE.
MISS GRANGER AT THE NATIONAL
Camille" was repeated at the National last
evening with Miss Maud Granger In the title
role. In order to give more time for prepara-
tion and rehearsal Broken Vows win not be
produced until tomorrow night. At Miss
Changers benefit on Friday night she will
appear In the balcony scene Of Romeo and
Juliet" in addition to the regular play.
National Republican., 1877-09-19
A SUSPICIOUS CRAFT.
SUPPOSED MUTINY OF A coLoRED GREW IN
THE ATLANTIC.

by As,oeidtod Pres.
WILMINGTON, DEL Sept. 1s.
Last Friday evening, at 8 o'clock, Captain
Joe Burris pilot, while on cruise south of
Maria bar and when off Lockwood's Folly, In
Brunswick county, about twenty miles south
of Cape Fear, fell in with a fore-and-aft
schooner named the Jonas Smith, and hailing
from some foreign port. Some Of her sails had
been blown entirely away, while others hung
in shreds from the masts only few being at
all scrviceable. Near the water line weeds and
grass a foot long were growing from tho hull,
eyidencing that she had been q long time out
Of port.
Captain Burris counted on her deck one
white man and thirteen negroes, the latter Of
whom did all the talking. They claimed to
be from Boston. bound for Savannah, with u
full cargo, but Of what was not ascertained, and
said that they had been out but three weeks.
They had entirely lost their bearings, did not
know where they were nor how Charleston or
Savannah bore. Captain Burris gave them the
bearings, when the vessel sailed off to the
south. As she did so tho white man, who was
standir., at the stern, turned his back to tho
colored crew and beckoned and entreated
with his hand for Captain Burris to return,
and was in that position as long as he could
be seen from the deck Of the pilot boat.
National Republican., 1877-09-19
A FAMILY FUSS.
IN WHICH Mr.. BROWN IL SHOT IN THE ARM
ny his STEPSOS.


ny his STEPSOS.
About o'clock yesterday morning there
was difficulty ut house No. 4O6 ID street
southeast, during which Jefferson Brown was
shot In the left arm by his stcpson. Edward
Lee. Both the parties are colOred Jefferson
Brown had had some difficulty with his wife,
Lees mother when Lee intericrcd, and shot
at him three times. one of the shots taking
effect IN Browns arm, and another wOunding
Lee himself in the hand.
There were two cases in the Police Court
yesterday growing ont Of this affair. Jctier-
som Brown was first arraigned for assaulting
his wife, Mary Virginia Brown. II appeared
IN Mrs, Browns testimony that divorce case
is pending between herself aud husband, on
account Of which they have been cool towards
each other.
Yesterday morning he happened to pass un-
der her window just as she was throwing some
water out and some Of it fell upon him. lie
turned and rushed up stairs aud demanded
that she open the door. She refused and he
forced il open, una took hold of her by the
throat. She screamed murder and he let her
go. The Court considered that an assault had
been committed, aud fined Jefferson IL, and
then rcmittcd the fine.
Edward Lee was arramcd for assault and
battery with intent to kill Jefferson Brown.
The story told by jefferson may be taken up
where Mrs. Brown left of in the other case
lie said that after releasing Mrs, Brown he
started down stairs, and Lee came running up
with pistol When he saw the old man he
fired once and missed, fired again and struck
him in the arm, then fired again after Jetier-
son had got out in the yard, lie did not have
hold Of Mrs Brown when Lee came up, and
Lee did not say word TO him. Mrs. Brown
for defense testified that Jefferson had hold
Of her throat when Lee came up, said, Let
go of that woman" and fired the pistol. Lee
was held for the grand jury, bonds being fixed
at 81, 900,
National Republican., 1877-09-19
who cut swccny ON Rafferty, struck out Kenney

who cut swecny OF Rafferty, struck out Kenney
throw Smiley ont Of first. No runs.
Third ippinp.-Barrnn made first on Icnnings
error; TO second on apaSscdbill Byington elchcd
first on his hit and Dallas cleared the bases by his
three bascr T. len and came home on passed ball,
ont. Say cut Lusk on ct third OF kcnrcys ny.
Kenney to third on Wild throw Bann' u struck
@ owes flew ont to insk, and Houck ,coored says
bonnder aud threw him oat at first; No runs,
Fjuh MRihT-lnko uut at first by Say l.! BIoIg.
HuuCk to first On clean hit to LETT; made third on
Wild throwing. and came home on a passed ball.
Byihl ton made n circuit nf the bases on a terrific
hit over the crowd. nallns sent fly t. Delaney,
WIN mutied the bail, but Say was on hand and
caught II before IL reached the ground. this
time great deal Of excitement was caused by
runaway on the grounds, and the crowd, thinking
II free fight q snmrcdo was made but in few
moments the fed was cleared and the game pro.
ccCdcd Two nuns. nolaney,s liner to llcuck wa,
well handled lIouck made u beautiful one handed
stop Of Sullivans hot 'un' and threw him ont at
first Sweeney pcrishCd nj first by Lake to Dallas
Fgh IIHbg.-LuSk to iirst on balls. sweeney
home on Kcnncys rattling two-bascr to len field.
He made third OH a passed ball, BGnnon struck
out and Rcnncy came home on Lakes sacrifGs hit
to second. Say threw llouck out at iirst Three
runs, BOGg tNuled out to kcnney Rafferty, struck
ont and smilcys foul bound was attended 10 by
SiJth iHning-Jcnn!ngs captured Barron's ny to
centre, Delaney attended to one nom ByinGtnn md
Dallas sent grcundcr TO Blocy, and Of course was
out AZ first. No runs, Jennings sent ball 10 lake
who threw badly to ilrst and the runner secured
third. Groves Knocked an easy one 10 Lusk who
threw home In time To catch Jennings Says good
hit To right sent Groves to third but both werc left
as Delaney foucd ont to kenney, and Ramon die
posed OF sullivan at first No runs.
Srfnh fining.-Lusk sent q beauty 10 right field
for two bases. Stcarns to first on called balls,
Kcnncv's liner 10 centre brought Lusk home aud
on Rlnnon's slow b,undcr to first stcarns made the
third, and Lake sent Stearns and Kcnney across
the home plate on n drive to centre. Bhnnon
came IN OF passed ball Houck's hard hit to sholt
yielded the first At this stage Of the game suli.
van was struck In the face by a hall, and he was
compelled to vncGtc the catchers position and 20
to centre field, Jennings coming in to catch.
Hbuck reached second on Jennings error. Barron
struck out BynPtOn to first on q tumble Ivy
Smiley. Dallas struck ont Lusk made FIRST on
Blogg's error, ilouck and RyinGtOn scoring. Say
caught Lusk mapping nt flrst and thew him out
seven runs. Sweeney sent a hot one to I.usk, who
threw 10 first In time IN cut him on Bl0gg flew
ont to Dallas, and Rafferty, ended the game by
striking out
National Republican., 1877-09-19
VEGETINE.
TnE LOST ART RECOVERED.

Gaien, the most celebrated physician, nourished In
the second century. lila theory was that roots and
herbs, properly compounded, are Natures remedy
His were 80 marvellous that he was accused or
magic. His mighty skill and SUCCESS sllenced his
enemies and his opinions held sway In the medical
world for centuries, until the art of compounding
vegetable remedies gradually lost in the thcken
Ing gloom OF the middle ages and poisonous mineral
mixtures took Its place but the clouds are breaking
In our day and the almost magical virtues OF vcee-
tine, Joyhiliy attesed by thousands, stamp II as
true gaenicnl compound and as blood purifier and
hsdnhrsSiorsr probably has had no equal since the
days OF Qalen himself
National Republican., 1877-09-19

ONE visit to Dr. Hartley insures instant relief for
catarrh. No exorbitant fees In advance Resi-.
dence removed TO 93i New York avenue.
ONE DoILAR.-Obtain DR.. Hartleys great remedy
for Catarrh Druggists have 1t.
Left-off clothing Watches pistols, &c, bought Al
Herzogs, 9lb d street. Orders attended tn.
All kinds OF trunks made to order repaired and
covered at Murray's, sos Pennsylvania avenue
Market Space.
THE finest New York butter In the city; also
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Western but.
ter, at spicePs butter store, southwest corner Of
Ninth and streets. Fine cheese at less than Bal.
timore prices No impossbitics advertised, but
prices AZ low the lowest Call and 10 con.
vinccd.
National Republican., 1877-09-19
and wife to W. McPynchcon, lot TO- in square 2es
DEEDS OF TRtTsT

DEEDS or TRUST.
Blagden Sullivan TO II. D. Towics OF al, 10 secure
VI ,67964 TO James Towles on track called Argyle
corner and lane, In Washington county. Susnnnah
Fowler to W L. Argne lots 70 and No. IN square 49,
TO secure 500 due u. J Sweet C. II. Denman ct
al to trustees Of the Eighth Building Association Of
Georgetown, part Of lot in H. and HIS addition. to
secure the association si.OOn. J. X. pnel to the
portions Of lots 7 and 3, In square 2ds TO secure
5000 TO the association Mary J. Gates TO the trus-
tees Of the Metropolis Building Association, lose.
cure 5000 on tho east half Of lot 49, in square 5st
DEEDS OF RELEASE
W. j. OBrlcn to Icwis Barr, chattels, sew
ing machines; NJ p. Callan To NJ. J. Gates, on east
Gates, on west halfor lot Ii, In square bsi; The
Trustees Of Oriental Association 10 J. X Fhel lots
In square 2is; Francis IIealy to James A. Healy,
phreys Knox TO ". X. Mccoy on part Of lot q,
In square 8g7.
National Republican., 1877-09-19
A YOUTHFUL SHARPER.

Alexander Hurd, half-grown boy, was
tried in the Police Court yesterday for steal
on the ith of last June, and held for the grand
jury. Since the theft was committed Hurd
has been rusticating In Pennsylvania. He
was also arraigned for stealing q pair Of shoes
from Thornton Saddlcr, shoemaker and
patcher 1t appeared that the shoes belonged
to Hurd, and that they were hold by Saddler
until debt of $50, for repairs, was paid.
Attorney Miller stated that Hurd went to
the shop and took the shoes surreptitiOusly.
The Court remarked that that involved q
National Republican., 1877-09-19
REPUBLICAN. WEDNESDAY MORNING. sEPTEMBE

nice question, s the shoemaker had . lien on
the shoes until the debt was paid.
Hurd offered to explain the way In which
he got the shoes: 81 went to the shop and he
gave me the shoes, and told him to wait until
got s. changed, and l never came back.
That's breach Of trust" he added.
You know too much law for your own
good, remarked Attorney Miller.
The Court coptinued the case
National Republican., 1877-09-19
DIRECTORY
OF THE PRINCIPAL BUSINESS
HOUSES or WASHINGTON.

THE FOLLOWING Is PUBLISHED FOR TIN
BENEFIT OF TRAVELLING sALEsMEN
STRANGERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
1T INCLUDES ALL TRADES AND PRoFEs-
sIoNs, AND CANNOT PAIL TO PROVE OF
INTEREST TO ALL WHO INTEND TRANS.
ACTING BUSINESS IN WASHINGTON,
ATTORNEYS.
John 4. Grow, st Cloud building.
AUCTIONEERp.
RgnsapsoS WnsS L Ws WRrHs Sf,h sSr and rcn,s IT,
ARCHITECTs.
II. n searle, 7io stree.
AWNINGS
J. c. Hogan. rs Market Space
BooKsELLERs AND sFATIoNERs.
solomons 4 Chapman, oil Pcnnsyivnnia hvenua
ShlllInstQn, Pa. avenue and Foufaud half street
" H. Morrison. sSTeG" rs rennsylvan. rSs avenue
Z n Whitaker, Vernon Row, Pa ave. and Tenth st.
Hopkins 4 Son, i2i Pcnnsyivans avenue.
BROKERS AND AGENTS.
Improvement cases specially.
BiLLIARDe.
soanlon a Co. scaion Hail. Ninth and streets
Felix DcsfOsses, eoi2 II street
CARRIAoEs
begdnghssm I, y nshs & % %WlGaicombe, iTT II street.
CLOTHING.
T. s. Justh, oio street.
DIARIES.
+. X. Ward, Aiderney dairy, GO street northwest
]. q. Marini, at Marini's Academy, o1t and eis a
DRUGGISTS.
stott Cromwell, isD Pennsylvania
Entwsie, ponnsyvanIa avenue and rweIS s.ree.
EDUCATIONAL.
Mrstro Ettorie BOrli, Marnis hail. piI and ois Est
GSorgStown University Law School, uonEaga hall,
N sG .;.F Fo Us 1lR n .,ss
Mgxsrd ynEIyST HeS ssSSo W. W os R"lIsn snD
Ms Nj; HGff HarfoVss, Ssf ! issG sS'fst Street
SSs.lsS ssmns!yts A. MefGsTsaa = .Snare
coiamsisn Tniysrsliy. ESarissnth .ireei:
spsnrsrsp s ,. Bgs',sss @ @Soese Seventh and sirest
ssSs aGa9 ahRs; 81 Essth hsiS isG street
s$ S$;Ssi fS stree.
| FINE ARTS
Markrtsr, ess L street northwest.
HOTELS
Msss MSass fssnss Psns FstS'S ave- sES 4ss ssss
Ebbitt House. Fourteenth and streets
sbSmsys sbSrmsSy n.s sna "a f,een,h me ~ ,c s,rSG's
Morton House, So and vi street.
HATrERs.
| B. II. stincmety, 1877 Pennsylvania avenue.
INSURANCE.
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, IS high street.
NET England Mutual Life Insurance Company. st.
Cloud building
| JEWELLERS
| g. GOldsteln Co, corncrITcnth and d streets
| LUMBER
| wheatley Bros, Georgetown, II q.
LIVERY STABLES.
| LeadnGham & Co, ts7 II street northwest
| Allison Nailor. jr.. 1880 TO 1870 street.
| LOAN OFFICES
| 9. Goldstein & Co.. corner Tenth and ID streets.
| MERCHANT TAILORS.
Eiseman Brothers, corner Seventh and T. streets.
| e. Stalzer, iFn l. street
| A. Saks n Co., seventh street,
| d. Robinson & Co., Oog Pennsylvania avenue.
PIANOS.
Sanders 4 Stayman Penna- ave and Twelfth street.
Hallett, Davis n Co., all Ninth street.
| PAPERIIA NGINGS.
| John Alexander, t2ii Pennsylvania avenue.
PHOToGHAPIIERS.
Brady, at "Bradys National Gallery 62J Pa ave.
PIIYSICiASa.
| DIR. Hartley, G2t New York avenue.
| REAL ESTATE.
| d. H. Warner, alG y street northwest
John sherman, st. Cloud Building
Fitch & Fox Freedninnr bank building, 1900 Pa, ave-
| j. b. Archer Federal building, seventh and + sts
SEWING MACHINES
| McKenney / Co., E2I Ninth street.
TRUNKS.
| Murray's, sos Pcnnsylvania avenue.
USDERTAKERS.
| H. W. barker, 6ia Eleventh street
| II. y. Harvey, U4 y street.
National Republican., 1877-09-19
BRApY,s.

The historical pOrtrutS of distinguished repre-.
sentative men lately on exhibition at the Csnien.
nisl Exhibition At Philadelphia, are now ready for
tho inspection OF the public at "Brady's National
Gallery" No. 625 Pennsylvania avenue. This col.
lection embraces the eminent men Of America, In
addition 10 the medals received In New York for
many years, and In London In 1851, Is awarded The
hlghea dirGrd media! at the Centennial Exposition in
PHILADELPHIA 1915
National Republican., 1877-09-19
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
BY p. II. Warner:
Ats p. m, valuable improved property at the
head Of Seventh street, bong tho late residence Of
Gen. o. o. Howard.
Atop. m, one acre Of land improved by two.
story frame dwelling and necessary outhouscs, at
Brghtw0od, d. c.
By Duncanson Bros:
Ats p m. lots n, 30 and 81 in original lot 8. in
square 0I5.
By Green & Wise:
All p, m lot l, in square l, in Rosslyn, Alesan.
dria county, Va.
by h. y. Steger:
Al $40 p. M. handsome frame cottage. fronting
the intersection Of Boundary and Seventeenth
streets northwest.
National Republican., 1877-09-19
EVERY PERSONS HAIR

needs occasionally some oleagenous application TO
Pomade Optime Is specially suitable II keeps the
hair son and glossy, and mparts to 1t strength aud
vitality. rs and " cents per bottle, Sold by all
druggists,
National Republican., 1877-09-19
BETTER THAN EvEI

Our SOS suits to order equal to any s suits In the
country artisticaly cut, well made and thoroughly
shrunk Fit guaranteed. KArZESSrETS,
$40 Seventh street
National Republican., 1877-09-19
TEETH RUISED by NEGLECT

cannot be restored. lOung people remember this
Use daily ThuEtOn's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder.
IL will preserve your teeth from decay and keep
them sound clean and white through Ilie, % and
80 cents per bottle. Sold by al druggists.
National Republican., 1877-09-19
LIFE In WASHINGTON.
INDICATIONS.

Rising, Jol,ored BY falling barometer, stationary
ismpcrdture, northerly Tinds, possibly hytng 10
sowthsriv aud clear or partly cloudy ,oedthcr.
National Republican., 1877-09-19
CITY ITEMS.
QuIRK \ IRISH TEA,

This popular remedy for dyspepsia biliousness
sick headache, sour stomach, vertigo constipation,
and all diseases artIing from disordered stomach
liver Is sold by all druggists 2j cents per pack
age-making quart of medicine.
National Republican., 1877-09-19
JupICIOUs Economy,

Is now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside your
soiled gloves, but renoyate them with youyen's In.
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner II will cleanse them
thoroughly, easily and quickly. Sold at drug and
fancy stores. 25 cents per bottle
National Republican., 1877-09-19

CH1LDRENs SUITS IS.
surpasses any 81 suit In the city, at
KATZESsTES's, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-09-19

BOYS AND CHILDRESs SUITs for fall and winter
wear, at astonishingly low prices.
EIsENAS Bros,
Corner Seventh and f.
National Republican., 1877-09-19
EXCURSIONS.

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.
. The steamer ARROW. Captain Frank IIollings-
hend Is the only boat allowed to land passenger at
Mount Vernon Wharf Passengers taking this
steamer (which II connected with the Ladies' Mount
Vernon Association) avoid riding Ia ambulances
three miles, ~ by other lines.
Round trip, si Including admission to Mansion and
Grounds.
Steamer leaves seventh. street wharf DAILY, CSun-
day exccpte,) at 10 a. m and returns about y. nj.
j. MCH, HOLIINGSwOtTH,
Supt ladies Mount Vernon Association.
FnANk IIOLLINuSHEAD ID. str. ARROW. lY2f
National Republican., 1877-09-19

THOSE who have rooms to rent reach each
member of Congress by advertising In the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, as this journal Is
daily mailed to every Senator and Represen-
tatiye.
National Republican., 1877-09-19
yBGETINE,
UNSOLICITED EVIDENCE.


sPRiSafIELp. NE, May Il, Is72
DEAR SiRi My daughter has been out Of health for
about two yeaIs. about a year ago she had u tumor
VISA saw vcsene sdver,sed ia ,6e Farmer and sent
to Bangor aud got two bottles She Is taking the
second botile her health Is much Improved and the
this vicinity knows what Vegetine has done for my
daughter, and 1 take every opportunity to recon-
mSnd 70 th9ss Who are moi aware OF It's great value
'"' 'e'p'''' MRS. SUSAN c. RANDALL
EVERY ONE SPEAKS FAVoRABLY.
EAST MARsuFIELD, MASS, Aug 81, 1870.
DEkn SiRi have been troubled with Canker from
childhood. causing my mouth to he 10 sore at times
that was unable To eat Have taken many prepnra
tons, hut with effect until tried your VCgetlnp
Amer taking Few doses found il relieved tho faint
at the stomach that always accompanies Canker
Humor; and by the time had taken the third bottle
my mouth was entirely cured. Have not been
troubled with II since that time, which Is eight months
ago. I have recommended u to several Of my
qnaintanccs and every one speaks favorably OF Its
Yours truly. rs. SHERMAN.
vEGETrNE
PREPARED sr
II n. STEVENS BosroS. MAs.
vE9ETINE Is SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS.
National Republican., 1877-09-19

Cashmere Pants at IS and Suits at $40.
EIsEMAN Bros,
Tailors and Clothicrs,
Corner Seventh and +,
National Republican., 1877-09-19
10 ORDER

I An OFFERING my large stock Of stclass car
riages at reduced prices. Call and be convinced
r. II. GRAHAM, il2 Eighth street northwest
National Republican., 1877-09-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

A sEcoSD-HASD "Cafftey" trotting wagon fort $50
original cost s375, at Graham's. AZ Eighth stree
northwest