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Electricity, the great vitalizing princi-
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DR.. Collins Voltaic Plaster is the realization of
the dream of medical men for centuries. II
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In addition to tue above information, the AMERI.
CAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY for 1876 contains
classified lists follows
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Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, the great New
England cure for coughs, colds and consump-
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-01-13
AMERICAN
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DIRECTORY

Contains II complete list OF Newspapers
and other Periodicals in the United
States, Territories and Dominion of Can
ada, arranged alphabetically by towns,
giving name, days of issue, politics, Oh
general character, form, size, subscrip-
ton price peryear, date OF establishment,
editors and publishers names, and
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Publishers OF newspapers who desire to furnish the
Directory with statement Of circulation supplied
with blank which takes for granted the following
cusons
Every publisher is either willing unwilling TO have
his circulation published in the Directory.
SECOND.
published the publishers of the Directory owe it 10 their
patrons to state why the information is withheld This
they do by inserting the words objects to stating
circulation"
If willing to have his true circulation given, publish
will desire that none but true calculations shall be
published for competing journals.
FOURTH.
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ed from any.
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allowed TO vary the form little another may vary it
more II none vary it, all will be fairly treated.
SEVENTH
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pisIhE to furnish full and explicit information.
EIGHTH
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NINTH.
70 persons who decline making amy statement, the
form adopted is as unobjectionable as any other.
TENTH.
II publisher makes statement of circulation il Is
fair to presume that it is FROM Indifference neglect
neither of which his part will the publishers OF
the Directory for nperfectiona in their book For all
such the editor of the Directory has instructions
to estimate the circulation from the best information
open 10 him.
The Directory estimates the circulation of
paper until after application has been made 10 its
publisher TOR the actual figures and sufficient time
allowed to capse for the statement TO come 70 hand had
any such been forwarded
Il is believed that publisher OF newspaper e1
presses dissatisfaction with the circulation accorded his
Journal in the AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DlREC.
TORY who does not desire TO impress the public that
his edition is greater than it is in reality.
The reason given by several publishers for not furnish
ing authoritative statement of their circulation for
publication in the AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIREC
TORY is that many advertisers believe the circulation
be greater than it really U.s. and that this advan
tage the publisher which would be lost act la facts
should be made known.
An unusual number of publishers of the leading daily
papers this year furnishing the AMERICAN NEWS
/ PAPER DIRECTORY with the actual figures Of theiI
1 circulation.
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One Thousand Pages---Price, $500.
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EMPLOYMENT.

ANY PERSON of ordinary intelligence can earn liv.
ing by canvassing for the Illustrated Weekly Expert
exec is not necessarythe only requisite being all
successful business industry and energy Send for par
ticulars. Chas. Clucas IL Co., 4 Warren St N Y
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If willing to have his true circulation given publish
will desire that but true calculations shall be
published for competing journals.
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This Cut shows the form OF the Sugar
%SA> Trough Gourd Thoy hold from 3 to 10
ii f9fA gallons each Twenty-Five cents pays for
::f - "A package OF the seed and one OF Pansy,
So; -:.5.sS3 Double Xinna AMI Striped Petunia
4essSSSs5-5z=zs1y Price list OF Seeds tr.e.
ssksaz2ysa Address, WALDO L. BROWN,
Box 100, OXFORD o.
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II any publisher is unwilling have his circulation
published, the publishers of the Directory 70 hei
circulation
National Republican., 1877-03-10
err BREf-I rIES.

Guvthompson WAS sGed $50 yesterday ioI
assauit,E Eva Fries, White lady, WIN went ca
Thong isaIs office to cOliesI a-GLey which lac oWso
her
August Blchus, GIrm.tIy Il well.knorn
rCstaurnIS keeper In This city, dol In Cine nnntl
lHtt MOndSy. His body arrtv,rI from that city
last night a,.d was taken IN ch"T2S by fermdna
Lodge X. OI y
The District Com sslonets nave revoked
tho npp1iuimont Of Mr.. $. II EOdiIsh, assistant
engineer OF tho District, to take efIecLon the 10Th
inst as thcrs Ls lltt'e prospect OF HSrk on I'm
rroyemcnts for some time.
Richard Altman was arrested by OLcer
Miller, last niyht. for stealing coat, ths prop
.rty Of Henry Hoffman, from tbs hallway Of a
house on Tenth street, near PennsylNRts avenue
he Nil have u hearing to-day.
The Alumni Association OF Howard Univer-
sty has elected the following ofilcers foi t-e en-
suing year: Il. Goorner, NJ. D., prcsidot 7, NJ. !.
Sra"hlHan, NJ D.. vice president; ". Pafs0r NJ
d. secre'ary;S 5 K. waits, NJ. H., treasunaT.
Miss Ida Strauss, eyed about fifteen .yes's f,
living near Mount Oliyet Cemetery, while on Les
way home Thursday afternoon, had baCl iaA
and uisl0cstCd her hip. ottcer Sullivan e)n
ISyc! iIef 10 Ler home anu HlcdicaI aid was ToL
dered by Nr. ketchum.
The law class Of 1877, oftle Georgetown
lEiyvrslty, has ccc'ci the following Jthdors
McNcirncy: secretary VIM II. ClaRett, jr:
treasurer, Samuel ". Garden; executive cJuI-
mittcr, Moses Bradshrw. EIws'I II Thomas,
4. T. Fallcn and J. T. Nicholson
TIE Woman's Temperance UEt5n has el lec' ed
the following OfrGers; Mr.. lula NJ. Church,
president; Mrs. NJ. Connolly, Mrs. Chaplin, Mrs.
Cohen, vice presidents: Mrs Rosa L.. hartwell,
King, recording secretary; and Mrs. Hgyr- assis.
fHrt recording secretary.
National Republican., 1877-03-10
AwALKING MIRACLE.

Mr. ~ T. SsrsHss
pLAn SIH: Tasarh q stranger. want to iuform
rsa -kss yESErIN has done for me.
l1xi Csr1srnas seroSall made its appearance In
ny sysssE-lsrgs runninG aleerS sOpsarins on me,
as f0tlouss Oax each Sf my arms, one su N
iktra- vAisn sxSssst to the seat. oae on my head,
.hLsA eat iatS tsS ssuu bone. one on my lsn leg.
~ftcs e-esu- 50 bad that two physicisns cams to
a-yzs.is the rueS thsagh upon consultation con-
ela5e1 net - Do -. as ny Whole body full OF
serosula tn-y tssn<d N sdv;ssbls to cut the sore,
-hses -ss pIinfal s~youd description, and there
US . sr.rt sf narsr run frou this sae sore.
Ins psyssel.ss all gave m. up to die, and said
tNsy eSzkl % more foe me. Both of my legs
-trV Sr7-u up 10 nv ssat, and Ii vas thought II
- Ess ~ a<zta would be a cripple for life.
wAsz In th2s SoalItioa sav We GErISE alver-
tis<4- and eo1tnsre~d takiR< It In March. and fol-
lc-SS % -t u aAui hal used sixteen bottles,
and tAhs Esruins an going to plough corn. . well
zar- Anury tSwasnsn say II ls q miracle to see me
rczzt -alkfs q AaS working.
roeh great saf-riaG. fron that dreadful disease.
sSrsfS's- 7r,yei to the Lord above to take ou.
SS tAIs World. bat a. yEGETINE has restored to
shx sbsssi.r Of health. desire more than ever
90 live. that may be Of service to my fellow
MA. and lnsw sS no better vsy TO aid suffering
h1-irsty than 20 tasbO-e you this statement Of nv
cAss. -tiA sArness hSys that you will publish L.,
a-l II I'll a-SrI pleasure reply to any CON-
nlzJeaiss1 -hbcA nay receive thcrefrom.
lam str. WY respectfully,
WILLIAM PAYS.
AvIKI. EKazIIS CoCSrr, MrcH.. July 10. Is7..
National Republican., 1877-03-10

CATlRRE, OrFKNsIyE DIsCHArGrs EecN Tss
HFAD, DEAFSESs, CoNsCNfTicN ASp AZ
CHRONIC DIsELsrs SuUCEssFULLr TREAVHD-
That the tlmid and disappointed may ieel TIE
utmost aSSuTAuce and conE5S-se AZ he ss5s 1sii \
Of Dr. Hartley, he generously proposes iS Aifeo1
allICrs Is, -'"h and poor r" { charge U.til III
bcs' evidence ard --Sf con1 iD~'-- p-cafs Of gzs-
cess have hsen -eR'Esd !-o-a hiF treAtneat
Office md residence, - T"afh streei nerfh-ts;-
tCI:i le from NJ 1rTHerT Hiui =,
The ItIUlisl - csII % .ho 2eE. DT. DSLSI. -
tor OF lLe English LgtLeI-E eEErch- l.eytElA
and IL streets, this city, t--JEs.l hy oihtr< Of
the hight I,spI cIahI.Ity, LED ne . - earis
C0ai.. nee with DR.. Hartley regarding a serere
Sc O; "HtArIA, n O.a which had fpferel l. aEy
,ears. 5, O.st nate ~ Sg-Ess-ied lad its tS-rs
assumed tLLt lly aeArigg ard lnnRE hl. ees ne
seriously IN, lived, sld thrSSiODod With every
So ton. - oOnsanptiOn. l an happy 10 sitIs
that the result OF m. eKpeTlenee has proved Rssl
gr'tiiying, "lf the cure is complete. vhieA
~ pts me 10 gaNSe this unsolicited heEn5slsi
Rment HERRERr HILLIER
Csa l. street norfhwefi
once Had resiuv4ge oi DT. Hartley, a. -eaih
stTet vt. st. y asht. "a I5urE. all day
National Republican., 1877-03-10
GALE OF NAVAL VESSELS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF Construction AND RErAIR,
February q, 1877. }
The Navy Department will offer Tor sale at pub.
lie auction the following named vessels:
At the United States Navy Yard, Portsmouth,
N. H., on Tuesday, the nth OF March, 1871, at IL
o'clock NJ, the U. s. ship sabine" Of LAS tons
measurement.
At the United States Navy Yard, Now Yo-,,,
on Thursday. the 2oth Of March, 1877, at Il o'oSk
NJ, the U. S. steamer ''Susquehanna," Of ANS
tons measurement.
At the United States Navy Yard, League Isl
and, on Saturday, the 3lst OF March, 1871 at "
o'clock NJ, the U. ). ship "Potomac," Of l,4bI
tons measurement.
The vessels will he offered ns they lie on the
day Of sale. They may be examined at any time
previous to the day OF sale on application to the
commandants OF the yards where they are, re-
spectively who will exhibit to persons desiring to
bid an inventory OF such articles as may be cold
with them.
Thirty (3o) per ccntum Of tho purchase money
must be deposited at the time OF sale, and tho bal
ance paid In cash wbcrthe sale is confirmed by
the Department; the vessels to be removed with
in ten days from the date OF such confirmation.
The Government reserves the right TO with
draw the vessels or either Of them, from sale. to
confirm the sale, and to reject any bid or oncr
which may be considered Inadequate. mari
National Republican., 1877-03-10
DROPOSALS FOR MARKING AND
Il RATING STAMPS.
Posr.OyYrcE DEPARTMENT,


WASHINGTON, February II, 1871.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this De-
until Or he dsy Of y arc nss or ba
post-offices In the United States for one year,
from the st S Of APT next Mnrkng and a@sIH RaE
Circular Marking Stamps Of steel, with canoe!
combined; the stamp to be about ono inch and
and days in blocks Of like material, with sufnci-
OF mahogany, walnut, or other heavy wood.
In proposals for this class ~ stamps, the bidder
will state the charge when ttted for and accom-.
panied by ~ hour blocks, as u. m., p. m, etc;
also the charge for separate figures and months
Also, Octagon Marking Stamps, without the
circular stamp above described, and with type for
blocks. y -
Circular Marking Stamps OF Steel, without tho
cancel, but similar in all other respects to No.
Circular Stamps, and with type Tor months In
blocks and single figures for days. all OF the same
length as the steel type, but type metal
Of steel or iron, containing such words as "Adver
tised." "Missent,' Returned for better direc-
or any T s n Pos
better directions" when several Of the Same aro
Also, for such Stamps as names Of persons when
but one OF a kind Is required.
Also, Cancels Of Hard Wood, halfinch diam
eter, containing four or more parallel lines. Also
Cancels suitable for cancelling stamps on pack
ages.
Stamps will be ordered for the different classes
of Offices according to present or future reBula-
tions and necessities OF tho Department, or tho
Postmaster General may at any time cease to
order any of them In his discretion.
Models of stamps complete. OF the bidders own
manufacture, must accompany the proposals.
Each proposal must be accompanied BY tho
guarantee oil two sufficient guarsntOrs, that tho
bidder will enter into contract within ten days
after his bid is accepted, to furnish the articles
specified In his accepted bid, aud q certificate
from postmaster that such guarantOrs are 70.
liable persons.
The accepted bidder will be required, within
ten days after his bid is accepted, to enter into
contract, with suretics to D5 approved by tho
Postmaster General, to supply the articles tho
proposal for which Is accepted, In which contract
Il shall be provided that in case of failure to sup
ply the articles, or any Of them, according TO tho
contract the contractor and his suretles shall bo
liable for the forfeiture specified In such contract
as liquidated damages, to be sued for in the namo
oil the United States.
The stamps must he delivered at the Blank
Agency OF the Post office Department, at tho ex-
pense OF the contractor.
Proposals should be indorsed on the outside OF
the envelope: Proposals for Otiico Marking
Postmaster General, Washington, d. Q.
JAMES N. TYNER,
Feb. II Postmaster General
National Republican., 1877-03-10
rUyER.iL or MAJOR CASH.
A Largo Concoulso Of Distinguished Citi-
mems,

nGhb.
The funeral OF Major J. c. Cash, pIymaster
United states marine corps. took place yesterday
afternoon, At I O'Clock. About 345 o'clock q
battalion OF marines, consisting OF iyur eompa-
nies, under command VI Lieut.. Col. Haywood,
arrived at tho residence OF the deceased corner Vf
Second and T. strt cts northwest The companies
were commanded as follows: First company,
Lieut. Nokcs; ss,Ond company, First. Lieut..
Gsodalli third company, Lieut.. Watson: fourth
company, Captain Williams; adjutaE., W. /.
Zcilln.
Tho remains lay Ia handsome walnu. caskst,
covered with black Goth, ami elegantly mounted
with silver mUulJInSs and silver bar handles,
tipped with black. On the lid was q solid silver
plate, bearing the name, date OF birth, rank and
death OF the deceased. The lOrsl decorations
were superb. They s5nsistcd Of innumerable
cTCvns, crosses, wreaths, anchors and other
enhlGmF, NIL formed Of the rarest cxOtics. AS
the remains lay In state at the mansion the faco
OF the deceased presented placid appearance
preSsions Of sorrow at tie sud lea departure OF
This truly worthy and hIGorcd Gi'iSon.
At tIO'clock the family OF the deceased took
the casHet wns Closed by Mr.. Harvey. the under.
take, and borne to tho hesrse by eight body.
lUw!pI !. Il : as pail bearers; Rear Admira |
JOia J. Glny, United Statet Navy; Commander
Ammen EGitel States Navy, Ged d;rai EhiPplss,
n.., states Marine corps, aad Messrs John 4.
Baker nudO. &. Green.
On leaving tho house, the cortege proceeded
out l. street to Third street to Trinity church,
where the romans were horne up the centre aisle
70 the chaDcel Tho Rev. Dr. Addison, d. D,
rector o. the parish, performed the beautiful
OeTonJTy Of tho demon iGGtOn, At the conclusion
OF NLIcl, the family and accompanying mOurnsrs
TOtred from the church, Their carriages
and returned to the home Of tho late paymaster.
Among the prominent citizens preIent were
Admiral Porter, 4. ). NJ; ex.Mayor Wallach.
Marshall Brown, Paymaster General Watmough,
Y. ;. N; Thomas l.. Hume, A. II. PIckrell, q.
Msi,caton. John W. MaTry, Major McNIiiiaa, u.
5. A; Major Frank Taylor, U, y. A.; Colonel
Wright Hives, b. N. Keyser, r. W. bowman.
grussr @. II. NleholS, J. B. Blake, =. Clark
and ex.SGsOnd Comptroller }. NJ. Rrodhead.
The remains were left in the church until this
mornng, when they VIII be conveyed TO PhIladel
phia OG the yIO train, and be inferred in, Oak
land GSnetery cityof the dead located near
that City
National Republican., 1877-03-10
PROPOSALS,
DROPosAI.s FOR IRON ROOF, FRAME
l. AND GALVANIZED IRON CORSICES.
BuREAy YARDS AND DOCKS, ]

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Sealed a proposals. addressed TH "ro tho tohicI OF
the Bureau Of Yards and Docks, Navy Depart.
ment. washington, y; C." will be scceSed i've at this
MARCH, 1877, for furnishing all tho Materials
and Labor and the use Of all tools and appliances
STG work % at League Island Navy Yard PhiiadeIpSis,
f. The sos and ss Gp s
Isl The Iron Roof Frame of the Steam EngI.
neerIng Store House. No. 4, about siNty.hve (o5)
feet wide and four hundred (ioo) feet long.
ID. The Galvanized Iron Cornices. Dormers,
about sixty Ave t65J feet wide and four hundred
Sd. The Galvanized Iron Cornicc, SC, Of tho
sixty 1--we 1851 feet wide IND four hundred tioo>
Plans. specifications and schedules can be had
on application at the Civil Engineers Once at
League Island.
Of liz above.SescTiScd Objects, and incioscd in
separate sealed envelopes, endorsed, respect
"Propesals for Iron Roof Frame"
Proposals for Cornces and Dormefs,' and
Proposals for the Roof Frame must state, in
one sum, the amount bid for the whole work.
Proposals for Galvanized Iron Work must slate
scbedule, with the total footed M.
Proposals will not be received from parties who
arc not Themselves regularly engaged in tho
manufa acture of wrought and cast iron work, or
galvanized iron architectural work, as tho case
may be, and who have not the necessary facilities
for executing such work,
Each bid must be accompanied by written
guarantee OF two responsible persons to
tho am, unit Of ten thousand (tl0,000) dollars
each, that the bidder will, within ten (lO) days
after the contract shall have been awarded to
him, enter into written contract with the Navy
Department for the performance of the work.
The Bureau reserves the right to reject any or
all bids, as the interests Of tho Government may
require, ]. q. HOWELL, .
mh5 Chief Of Bureau.
National Republican., 1877-03-10
VALUABLE EVIDENCE.

Is< feytSvfur unsolicited testimonial from Rev.
o. T. walksr. ID. D. fsrmsriy pastor Of Bovdoln
sS.,sv CAareh. Bosssa- ard At present settled In
Frsyts<reS. = J.. must be deemed reliable evil
esa~. Ne ssoaii eaIl to observe that thls tes-
tz@zts h ih< result cf tive years experience With
tas nse of yEGETISB In the Rev. Mr.. walkers
naaIly. who psv 1-r7oaueSs Il invaluable:
FEovIDHScr. r. l., isi TRANSIT srRsxT.
n. n Ssrgas, -sl.s
ftsi soaat 10 express With my signature the
kirs yai7s I pisS~ Epoa your vEGErlNE. Ny
fnaainy have H.s1 u for lhe Last two years. In
ssrrczs 4ssElity u u Invaluable, and recommend
toae- .. T. WALkEk,
FO-nsrHy Faster Bs-dSin square Charcn. Boston.
National Republican., 1877-03-10
IOG.yL MISCELL.ISI.

III. Hartley cares catarrh-73! Tenth stree
northwest.
streets northwest.
AK Tor the HeI.2 do la RGno cigarettes; they
are the hest OF all.
Interest paid on deposits by J, Il. Squler X Co,
h.kcfs, lac fehnSylyaEIa avenue
At Lee, Go Seven III street, opposite the Patent
ohce, II selling coal at sI75 and up.
Lclt.Oii clothing watches, pistols, etc, bought
at lefZ0gs, "l5 u street Orders attended TO.
~ kinks Of trunks made to order repaired and
severed at Murray, 500 PensylyaniG avenue,
Ma rkot Space.
L1tOBt and best from SpISer's huttOT store
sout,hwGst corner Ninth and l. streets. Choice
buttet, eggs, cheese, apples &C, Mt greatly re.
duced lTices. Large stock from which to select.
QuantfIeG 70 suit. Bottom nIuTsg Fair zeal
ing,
National Republican., 1877-03-10
TEGETINE
TTTSSfST OF The fIBIf6i

~ ITSdSESf OF TIE FIBIiSi
psri-r ae psss ave yssrs the public have care
fally ssssrvsd The wonderful cures accom- plished
frs1 tss sss sr NEGETIpE. Frsu tts use mssy
Al asfSSsra sussrrr hss been restored to Berfect
he.iih. amer having expended a small fortune In
T-os zrE medical siyt:s and obtsinihf poisonoas
ztssrsl n<<nrt1es-
Its zes4ssl p-opsrttes are Alternative. Tonic. Sell
ye1k ana Diarxtts. There Il no disease Of the ha-
u.s syss-u fs- vhtrs the vEGErtNE cannot be
used -tIh perfect slfty, - 1t does uot contain any
zelail5e poiseasss compound. IL Is composed
exclusively Of narks> roots and herbs: IL 10 very
rSsssszt to t.ke: every card Hkesu II is safe and
reI,Nls. o, the fotiSviar evtisuce vii show:
National Republican., 1877-03-10
.INESFN ENTS.
"IemOna.''

Lemons" hnF had successful week at the
NLuvnal. Tho play In itsclfis worthless. There
are sUlno laughable parts, but 1t would be more
appropriately presented on the variety stage
than In q legitimate theatre. Augusttn Daily
matters himself that he Is marvellous play.
wright, lu, II Il q well-knOwn tact that most Of
his pla! are written by other pergons As there
were iCw other attractions during tho week,
toSCvsr, tie play drew moderately well. Next
week the big Bonanza viii be presented,
National Republican., 1877-03-10
yEW -iDTTRTTSErEyTS.


l. TlON OF OFFAL.
nIsrKGcT OF CoLrNBIA,0
Board OF HEALTH,
wAsaTssroy. March 10. isTT.
Sealed ~ 1Ssslis vii es -ecelyst a. hi, once IN
e. csc e-d3Sr p H.. TUESDAY. March II. 1877,
fer tAe t,nI trin,por,stisn Of night sotl and gar
sas- ssySaf The limits Of the district Of Columbia,
AEe ssr Ie- sSli-yttu .ithn the elite. Of washlnE
sEl ssSsSs town and 50 burbs. and removal and
.razsP:rsatta ssTs7d ths limits ef Lsi District Of
a. seat allB3ls> arrortlnr IT, the rlsl-s and regu
lZzEgzB ef sss Haard 81 Health. fsr tbs PERIOD Of
Gzt yss-. eou nsrstnr ApEsl l. t3-7.
ne ospet % eUtllrne TO be lrctted in the city OF
wtshtnxtCn. a. approved by the Board, re-
gIirNd fer hs service. must be constructed and
1.-t,taSG Al tAs cost and expense Of the success
fGl sb41sr.
Iu P-1vssaIs mast he accoz panied with a de-
yssii q sig- q ehsck IL prevented With proposal
sa-s mast - eSrtiisS Irl lmAi. payable to Chris.
c Cox sexTrt1ry.
fT~Soasls vtIE. se tuiSrss! Proposals for the
TrlEsRos1aEtBn Of OfAl. and will addressed to
tke 1ats rs1gu@a. And bti will be en- srtalined
extSFs UToo thS btnrk fOrm prescribed by the
Board % Hsaltb- EDr for FrVatsr slm than the
asSGrt lTFEOSrItsd ey Las fOr this service, viz. :
RlEf rsrn, vii Be furnished upoa application
10 tAss S@ev-
IGs BNst rss,rrcs the right to reject any and all
hots sfSsS S1tsd
EycSssr Of tks BSarG Of Health.
zarl->HA cstAF&CrI;lcI secretary.
National Republican., 1877-03-10
Qr1RK's IRISH TEA.

This popular remedy for dyspepsia, hiilSS1s-
ness, sick headache, sour stomach, vertigo. coal-
stiration and all diseases arising from disSrderci
stomach or liver, Is sold by all druggists- 3
cents per pacsage-making q quart Of meaicine-
National Republican., 1877-03-10
CITY T7EMS
RrLI DnZEnii

Porter House steak, coc; Sirloin steak. lses
Round steak, ljc, OF two pounds for Sse; best
butter 3bc, or three pounds for slel Bray
Co., Mt. Vernon Place Market, corner Niaih
and X streets N. W.