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National Republican., 1877-08-29
THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

CERTIFICATES ~ INpEEiEnHESs RETURNED
FRoa lnE sEcRElAhr ~ iIH TREASURY
sorAmIEs TAIL IN" ~ rAkEouI Licenses.
" WAS an y uxrcrdiugiy S,nw day NJ the Co.
lumhin huilliug yestwday. aud the Uommis-
si"nrrs mIsi| themselves with dispusing of
| routIu. matters
| The certificates Of indebtedness against pri-
vat" propoIiy "n Pennsylvania avenue, on
default of paying ssS,sSiiIrnts for the improve
inrnIs om that avenue, were returned yester-
day to the District Comm ssOmcns from the
Treasury Department aud turned over to the
treasurer at the b!stiirt, Mr.. H. l.. Dodge, for
safe keeping mmiil otherwise disposed Of The
Commissioners. will promptly notify the treas
urrT whenever tho collector ot taxes shall
have Received payment 0i any Of said certih-
Gates, aud that the treasurer will cancel those
50 redeemed Immediately on the payment and
| retain them after cancellation.
| The treasurer Of the District has notified
the Commissioners that the following nOtaries
public have failed tn pay tho tax required by
law D. l.. Blacklnrd, u 4. Crosby, L NJ +.
FarlL, 4 D Kelly. L J. Kloplcr, r J. Muir
Iuy, j +. Olmstrad john Bull W l.. Bran.
hall, S'mnnel CruSs. J T. Hoover, J. n. II.
Johusnn aud Matthew rimble
Licenses we,e ISSUED yesterday to tho fol
lowing partirs. Andrew Carroll. hack No 10;
W II Wurmlry, omnibus, No. +, j. NJ. Night.
ing, hack M. ~, W. q. Nolan, liar.
Nj BcujomrmP Davis has brni, appointed .
| tImlvu nf the pnh)Ic schools loI the county,
vice J. :. Iruwn, resigned.
The commissioners were visited yesterday
morning by delegation consisting 0l Senator
Window, W. S. Iincuu, Xalmon Richards,
Rev. James A Harold, T. Brennan. W. J. Nil.
Ter, :, Lacey, q. L, Duny, L. u. Merchant
and David T. Csscl in hchalf Of the appoint
mrnt Of MI. n q SinIkwCathrr rs inspector
ui bniltliugS. In reply thu Commissioners said
that the appointment would mol Jr mn,lo IuI
some time yet, aud promised to give the paper
full consideration.
Permits to build have been issued aS follows
CaIl Mueller, repair brick stable, Sixth be
tween ID aud + streets southwest, 800, Silvia
Burris, move II two-st0ry frame dwelling Fifth
between aud e streets, S25.
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THE STRIKING MINERS.
AN ATTACK MADE UPON woRKtSGMES A
PLuCKY ENGINEER.

AN ATTACK MADE UPON woRKtSGMES A
PLucEY ENGINEER.
BY Telegraph tn THK REPuBLIcAN
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Aug. 2s.
Another bold attempt to interfere with those
employed Ia the mines occurred last night at
Nottingham breaker, belonging to the I.c.
high and Wilkesbnrrc Coal Company, one of
the largest in the valley. Only the engineer
and fireman who attends the pumps have hocn
Mt their posts since the strike. Last night at
u late hour, when people were asleep, q large
body of bold men, said to he identified with
the worst element among the miners, went to
the breaker and signalcd for the men below to
ascend to the top at once, under penalty of
having the fans stopped and their lives put In
jeopardy by the suspension of fresh air through
the underground chambers.
The en- ginccr came up, accompanied by the
fireman. On arriving at the surface the for
mer drew q revolver, and Informed the gang
that surrounded him that he would not stop
work unless he was disabled, aud he threat.
enCd to shoot the first man who intcrfcrcd
with him. Quicker than n flash he was seized
from behind, and before he could use his
weapon II was taken away from him, and he
was terribly beaten and left on the ground.
The fireman was compelled to promise not to
90 to work again. The gang then dispersed.
This morning, however the brave engineer,
with his head bandaged, reported for duty,
and went to his engine In the dark mines hun.
drcds Of feet below the surface. Soldiers will
guard any further interruptions OF work at
this breaker.
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MIR. CoNKLlNG on POLITICS.

NE RELIEVES THAT TILpEN WAS REALLY
ELEtTED. rur THAT HAYES TITLE Is Toll.
EEABLr GOOD.
ksW YORK lSm NJ Yesterday
UTICA, Aug. Ex-senator Coukling since
his return from Europe, has given no public
uttornuce to his political views, but IN con.
vcrsation with his friends he does not hesitate
to discuss the uTars Of the country with free
dom and force. lie Is fortunate, or unfortu-
nate, in numbering among his ardent admirers
several active workers who takes their politics
hircct from him, and who are never troubled
with opinions of their own. From them, and
from other sources, l have been able to learn
what the Senator thinks OF the present situa.
ton.
10 begin with he does not hesitate to dc.
chr, that Tilden was elected President As
lie puts il, the votes as they came out Of the
ballot boxes showed q majority for the Demo.
r,aiic ticket. lie thinks there may have been
tut,rnidations iu some parts of the South. but
not Of u sort tn vitiste the result He thinks
apt to he, and he has no defense to offer for tho
Louisiana Returning Board.
But after the Governor of that State. acting
Dn OF inc DnitN. hnu 1SSUrfl
certificates 10 tho Hayes electors, there was no
help for il but TO submit tho question to Con.
gross. Mr., Conkling rejected from the first
he absurd notion that the presiding officer ol
the Senate was clothed with power to render
Judgment on disputed returns. He studied
the question carefully before he left Utica foi
Washington last winter, aud his mind was
| fully made up.
Under no circumstances would he have be.
come cnnscutng party to such an act of usur
patton on the part Of the acting Vice President
| He accepted and advocated the Electoral Com
mission because he believed, and still believes
that IL was the only practicable plan for pre-
serving peace. lie differs from those whC
think that the country was not in serious dan
ger, and points to the recent strikes to show
that comparatively slight cause might Lav,
produced great outbreak.
Both Houses Of Congress having accepted
the Commission, he holds that its decision wa
iual, and that the title of Haycs-althougl
he was not elected-is as valid as the law cal
make II.
Mr.. Conkling's ochoing friends do not hesi
tate to denOuncc Hayes policy with unmcas
urcd severity, and | am assured that thei
words reflect his opinions
National Republican., 1877-08-29
A STABLE THIEF,

Harry Williams, colorcd, was arraigned In
the Police Court yesterday, charged by William
c. O'Mcara with the larceny Of two sets Of har.
ness valued at $50. The evidence showed that
Mcara's stable, corner Of Third aud streets
northwest. was entered Monday night and the
harness stolen. Williams was formerly en-
ployod by Mr. O'Nleara, and has Of late been
loafng about his stable. Recently Williams
has been employed in a stable on Third street,
hctween Il and G streets northwest, and sleep
ing IN the hay.loft. Suspicion pointed to
Williams and search warrant was obtained,
aud the harness was found In a bag under
Williams pillow in the loft. lie was arrested
by Officer Block, Of the Seventh precinct, and
was sent to Jail to await the action of the
grand jury, In default of $500 bonds.
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coeded to his residence where thoy werc hos.
pitably entertained.
BOARD OE HEALTH.

A regular meeting Of the Board Of Health
was held at their rooms last evening. DIR
Verdi stated that the sanitary committee had
been examining the condition Of the marshet
on the river 'front.' and would submit q report
on the subject at the next meeting
The report Of the health officer for the week
ending August 25 was submitted and filed.
Tho premises Nos. $40 and 8l2 Second street
northwest and four frame shanties In alley
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth and X
and l. streets northwest were condemned ~
nuisanccs, and the health officer was ordered
to abatc the same.
Mr.. Wm. F. Downey invited the board tt
visit his residence and sec his new patent
sewer trap operate. The invitation was ac
ccpted
National Republican., 1877-08-29
SERENADING TIE SCHUETZEN
KING,

The Washington Schuct2en Vorcn last
night screnaded their new king, Nj John
Killiau Tho Ncreiu formed IN procession ut
Meyers hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, and
headed by the Marine band, proceeded to the
establishment OF Mr.. Kilian, nn + street, be.
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, Upon
thcil arrival the Marine band played some
select pieces which attracted an immonsc
crowd, There was very fine display Of fire.
works IN front of Mr. Killan's restaurant.
Mr. Killian addressed the crowd IN German,
aud at the conclusion was applaudcd. The
VCrcin wCrU then invited into the house, aud
partOOk of n banquet during which several
speeches wore made. Mr.. Simon Wolf the
president Of tho association made some plea.
ant rcmarks after which the association pro.
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TEGETINE.
TEGETINE.
NoTHERs, READ THIS!
A GREAT BLESSING.
vEGETINE
ypnprtT nor An nnAn
WORTH A DOLLAR A DROP.

SorTH BpsroN, July 10, 1871.
Mothers, are your little fetfu and Il your pa
tencc almost exhausted In vain effrts to prase thee
can syn,pathZc with you. aud tell you what will
make your little child quiet give II good appetite and
prncnIr tnr y hours OF sweet, sound sleep.
My little girl IA vo and half years old and during
That time, have not had two consecutive nights rest
She has been sick n number OF times and no one
seemed to know what troubling her. II was hard
nhenr her little fetni cry ard not know what TO do for
ler. dOctorrd her for worms, but Il did good and
some days.
heard OF the Negetne and determined to try Il. It
has proved blessing TO me and my child. IL has
cieansed from her stomach and bowels the which
kept gathering there and she sleeps soundly irDm
her hedtimnuniil very late in the morning hesideS
long mp at mid day. Her appetite II good and in flc
this medicine TO me Is dollar drop Try III Cleanse
the humors from chlldrens blood while they are
young Try II, and you will Join with me in calling II
u great blessing. Mrs. ELLEN !. CLAP,
lT5 Tudor street.
National Republican., 1877-08-29
RASE RAIL-.

The Asto,i IS defeated the Our BOYS Club yes.
teiday by a score of l3 to5. To-day they play
the 1lnnlcys, and tomorrow they play the
TenplsrS. Both games come Oft on their
grounds, near the Government printing office.
A very exciting game Of base ball was
played yesterday on the wawasct grounds,
betwccn the Keystone and Wawasct Clubs, rc-
s,itimg IN score of II to II in favor Of tho
Eny.inuss
National Republican., 1877-08-29
WHAT I KNOW ABOUT vEGETINE
South BosTON.

II. Il. SsnrnI FsQ.'
DEAR SIR; I have had considerable experience with
the NeSetne For Dyspepsia general debility and
pure bOo the Negetine Il superior to anything which
have ever used. commenced taking NegetiIe
ahont the middle OF last winter. and after using few
never wns in so good condition as at the present time.
II Will Afford me pleasure to give any further partru-
lars relative 10 what know about this gooa medicine
to any one who will call or addtess me at my residence,
3sb Athens strcet Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKER,
3s6 Athens street
National Republican., 1877-08-29
GREAT BENEFIT.

CIScISSAru, Nov. o. 1877
H r. Sersas EpT.
DFNr SIHi The two bottles OF vegetine furnished
by your agent my wife Inns used with great bene-
lit.
For long time she has been troubled with dizziness
and cnStivcncsS. These troubles entirely re-
muVed by the USE OF Vsgstine.
She was also Il onblcd with dyspepsia and general
debility, and has been greatly bcncffet.
THOMAS GILMORE
25ts Walnut street.
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A SOURCE OF GREAT ANXIETY.

BpsToS. MASS, June y 1877
Ny daughter has receive'l gI"a, benefit fiom the
Of Negetnr. Her dprlIDlny health was a snnrce Of
great anxiety 10 all OF her friends A few b,Ites Of
Negetne restored her health, strength md appetite.
n. H. TILDEN,
Insurance and Heal Estate Agent,
No, ~ Sears Building
National Republican., 1877-08-29
CATARRU fgjRED

have used nearly every advertised nostrum,
consulted scores Of ceiobrutcd physicians at cost
Of twelve hundred dollars, without particle Of
benefit One months scientific treatment by DR..
Hartley. has rendered me perfectly well man
This Is but one OF hundreds Of similar cases that
have come within the knowledge of DIR. Hartley
applications free. ONCE, 7s2 Tenth street north
National Republican., 1877-08-29
EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.
CmARIE.rnwN, Mas.

CuARIEsrowS, Mass.
IT. n. Stsr~nt:
This Is to certify that have used your "Rood Pre-.
parGilOn, Nrgetinc In my family for several years
and think that for scrofnia or cankeroIs hnmor OF
rheumatic affections II cannot he eScelled and ns
blood purifier and spring medicine II Is the best thing
have ever used and have used almost everything.
can chccrfuly recommend II to any one In need OF
such Il medicine. Yours respectfully,
MRS a. A. DINSMoRE,
~ Russell stI tet
National Republican., 1877-08-29
CITY ITEMS.
Coon ADVICE,

Now Is the time Of year for pneumonia lung
fever, &c. Every family should have a bottle oil
Boschco's German Syrup. Don't allow for one mo.
family or yourself Consumption, asthma, pncli.
monia, Group, hemorrhagcs and other fatal diseases
may set In. Although II Is true German Syrup Is
curing thousands Of these dreadful diseases yet II
Is much better to have It at hand when three doses
will cure you. One bottle Will last your whole
family winter and keep you safe from danger.
II you are consumptive do not rest until you have
tried this remedy. Sample bottles. 10 cents. Reg,i.
lar size, 10 cents, Sold by your druggist Charles
Stott & CO., wholesale agents.
National Republican., 1877-08-29
BRADy's

The historical portraits OF distinguished repre-.
sentative men. lately on exhibition at tho Ccnien.
NAL Exhibition at Philadelphia, are now ready for
the inspection Of the public at "Bradys National
Gallery" No. 62o Pennsylvania avenue. This col
lection embraces the eminent men Of Amcrics In
addition TO the medals received In New York fpr
hiqhes d,rard medal at the Centennial Exposition in
Philadelphia 1876.
National Republican., 1877-08-29
WHAT IL VEGErISEs

II Is q compound extracted from barks roots and
herbs. II Is Natures Remedy. II " perfectly harm
less from ANY bud effect upon the system. Il is nour
ishng and STRENGTHENING II acts directly upon the
good, sweet sleep at night y Is great panacea for
our aged fathers and mothers for II gives them
strength quies their nerves aud gives them natures
sweet secp ns hal heen proved by many aged per
II Is the great Blood Purifier. II sa aIuihInp
remedy for children. II has relieved and cured
thousands. II Is very pleasant to take every child
likes II.
National Republican., 1877-08-29
BALANCE Of broken suits at less than half value
ElsEMAN nRms corner Seventh md
LOCAL MISCELLANY,

oNE noLLAR.-obtain Dr.. HartlOys great remedy
for CatArrh Druggists have It.
Lett VII clnIhing, watches, pistols, &c,, bought at
HeTGOg's, Hlj street Orders attended to.
All kinds d trunk, made to order, repaired and
covered Al Murrays. sos Pennsylvania avenue
Market Space
TIT hnGst New York butter In the city also,
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, aud Western but.
Niuth and streets Fluc cheese ut less than BAL.
ltmurc prices. No impos'lbililes advertised but
prices rs low as the lowest Call aud be con.
VlncCd
National Republican., 1877-08-29

PREMATURE loss OF the hair, which Is so common
nowadays. may bo entirely prevented BY The use Of
BugnGits COcOHine.
National Republican., 1877-08-29

By DuncAnsOn Bros
At " O'clock at the corner Of Maine avenue and
FOur.and a.hhlI street southwest a steam eugne
boiler, saw table and saw, smOkestaCk, &c.
At q p. M, part Of lot No. u IN square No 5l3.
By Wash b Williams
At6p m, lots aud and part Of lot 1, In square
National Republican., 1877-08-29
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
INDICATIONS.

Va N = southeat 10 sogihrsst Vinds, falling
barometer and partly clear weather, uith otcd'
sionoi local rains.
National Republican., 1877-08-29
ATCTlON sNLEs lO.nNY.

To MAKE room Tor fall stock all goods are mNrkcd
down below cost. EuEMAS lbKus
Corner Seventh and L.
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Tnr CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.

II Wuhh attorney rur plaintiff Barclay LiprinCOtt
Ut al vs. Morris kichnd ct al; In nUtcs; MesSrs
Stone aud iltnlcy attorneys for paIntih.
National Republican., 1877-08-29
SUITS ENTERED.
THE EQvtry COURT pOCI

THE EQUITY COURT DOCKET.
Simon Smith vS. Harvey Fowler 10 anuul deed
and for Oh account J. McD. Carrimgton attorney
Tor plalnUn
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JrpIcIous ECONOMY,

JCDICtoUs ECONOMY.
Is now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside your
soiled gloves, but renoyate them with Jouvens In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. II will cleanse them
thoroughly. easily and quickly. Sold at drug and
fancy stores, Is cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-08-29

g II -
= GREER MOUNTAIN
Eminent physicians and druggists pronouncs this
cte ali disease rom he en BY ,noposiy ssaSs
Ing and cGaal,,,sg the circulation Of the blood IFS
s,I.as: ". Ss =. P$sS! Randolph sissi SassmsnS For
TEois'PIf n! 4. HvTi.sST Msf,tEP 1 SsftsSS,s tSa
Iyis-2m Is and u Randolph street, chicago.
A PoLLlNARIs NATURAL MINERAL WATER
HIGHLY EFFERvEscENr.
DIR. LEWIS A. sAYRE ~ Delightful Beverage
DIR. WIN. A. HAMMOND, "rar superior to vichy.
seltzer, or any other "
DR. ALEREpL L. LOOMS Most grateful and re.
ffeshlng."
DIR. R. OGDEN DoREMUs. absolutely pure and
a al me- Es,o 10 al 70, s s% Iss
artihcially acrsie,l waters"
PROF wANKLYN. London, ENGLAND. "Imprey.
mated only with Its own gas
DIR. Z R, ,PEAsLEE Useful and very agree.
DR.. AUSTIN FLINT, DIR =. N. OTIS. "Healthfai,
and and well veil. suited ror Dyspepsia and cases OF
DR.. JAMES II. WOOD. MILDLY antacld: agrees well
wi,h dysgeptics, and where there Is a gouiy
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER, ny far the most agree
able, alone or mixed with Wine useful III Ua-
tarrhs Of Stomach, or Bladder and In Gout."
DR. J. MARION SIMS, Not only luxury. but
necessity"
IT., To be hsd % Of Al Wine Merchapts. GIoctrs Drug
ted States and wholesale OF
FREDK DE barry q CO..
jyis Al and q Warren street. New York.
PoroLIo
Is far superior to any medicine ever offered the pub
No ! Is a positive cure for kidney and liver com.
plants and kindred diseases, such as sick headsshe
Popoiio No is a powerful yitulizInR tonic and an
effective remedy for bronchitis asthma, pulmonary
diseases. AMI debility. Price 81 per bottle. For sale
by all druggists apttf.. ..
COLLINS vorr.,c
For Local Pains. Lameness sorens,s WenkneSs,
Sumbnes, and Inflammation Of tho Lungs Liver
Kidneys, Spleen, Bowels, Bladder, Heart and Mus.
cie- are equal 70 nn army or doctors and acres OF
FITS and Nervous and Involuntary Muscular Action
ihe PLASTER, by liallylng the Nervous Forces, has
nnsticd cures when every other known remedy hso,
SOLD RY ALL DRUGGISTS
PHlcE, TwESTS.FIvR CESTs.
Sent on receipt OF pTCe-2i cents for one. 81 % for
SM or ~ for Twelvc-io any part Of the United
states and Canadas, by WEEKS q POTTER,
pTDuIlptuIa
National Republican., 1877-08-29

PAMAPO MOUNTAINS, SUFFERN, n. Y, TIIIR.
IL ty-two miles from N. Y, via Erie Railway. First
class private house and table; fine mountain scenery,
drives walks, boating and fishngi three quarters OF
mile nom depot; carriage wcut CHARGE terms low
Apply. H. W. cuhMDLERy A
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QrIRx's IRIsH TEA.

This popular remedy for dyspepsia, biliousnes
sick headache, sour stomach, vertigo. constipation
and all diseases arising from disordcrcd stomach
liver Is sold by all druggists IS cents per pack
age-making quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1877-08-29
CHRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE

Is the safest and the best Is instantaneous In II,
action and II produces the most natural shades OF
black OF brown, does not stain the skin and Is easily
applied. II Is standard preparation and n hvorifs
upon every weappontcd toilet for lady or gentle
man. For sale by an druggists and halrdretseTs
JOSEPH CHKISTA DOKO,
Proprietor, r. o. Boz 2ii2, New York.
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r, Z A X Y Ro o rs.

I n n 3.
LEAKY ROOFS made thoroughly watcr.tigh both
dry, by thoroughly applying IRoN.cLAD PAINT
and IRoN-cLAD CEMENT
It has been used by Mr.. Ed Clark architect United
States Capitol, upon the public buildings for eight
years. and Is pronounced by him to be the best aal
most durable paint In the world. Is also used By
National Republican., 1877-08-29
TEETH RUINED BY NEGLECT

cannot be restored. Young people remember this
use daily Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powdc
II will preserve your teeth from decay, and kee
them sound, clean and white through life. IS an
90 cents Per bottle Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1877-08-29
EVERY PERsoN'S HAIR

needs occasionally some oleagenous application to
prevents It's becoming dry and harsh. fhompson's
Pomade Optime Is specially suitable; It keeps the
hair son and glossy, and imparts to II strength and
vitality. 20 and 50 cents per bottle Sold by all
druggists,
National Republican., 1877-08-29

FHltAT TORMENT OF BABYHOOD, SOUR
u Stomarhs, may always he remVd.d with the be-
nngn and popular Carminaive and aid To digestion,
Mllk OF Magnesin. lNIS
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MEDICINAL.
III o L NJ A Ms
AGUE AND LIVER PAD,

Is marvellous In Its prompt and radical cure br every
species OF Liver and Stomach difficulties II contains
only harmless vegetable compounds, aud Is worn
EXACTLY WHERE NEEDED, over the vitalS, the
Liver and Stomach. II removes tOrpidity OF the
Liver, and aronses the Stomach from its dormant
state nrresting fermentation tDrpor aud pain by gy
Ing the natural quantity OF bile and gastric juice. II
also ritazes the entire system with natures true
tonic. II arrests all dcterlofhied and poisonous fluids
In the stomach aud thus prevents their entering the
system by way OF circulation II absorbs from tho
ious malarnl or medicinal and leaves the wcarer In
PER-, pe,rcar ~ seahi sent TX MAJ ee 9, charge on r.
PNNS, No. 6s Maiden Lane, p, o, Box 2il2, New
live druggists keep them.
National Republican., 1877-08-29

Boys and ClIildrGn's suit below cost
LsEMAS DE0s., Corner seventh NDd L.
National Republican., 1877-08-29

CHEAP woou CHEAP oo,
si50up '
plnd wood delivered from ~ to d per cord.
Oak wood delivered nom $50 to s. 81 per cord
sawed and split wood kept under cover.
Georges Creek Cumberland coal, run of mipu and
lump, always on hand nj lowest rates.
Our facilities for cheap deliveries are unsurpassed by
any In the trade.
THOMAS W. RILEY q SONS,
Main once and depot, Riley's wharyes foot VI Eloy.
enth and Twelfth streets southwest.
Branch Office, street, between Second and Third
west. n,VIIf'
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MessrS
WV. Corcorau, Gilbert n. Towle,,
Chas. EdMonson. builder, Edward Owens
Henry fSlk!nhorn MiiletSc%.
samuel Bacon, William DiGoG
i.i,s is%ssE I.,Ii; ,Ii;a,soai. %iIIja$ J: asa.,r.ss
Charles Edmons,on William Drans
len Zen. W,Mw;;Ax,eri'L y y ;s,', GharIss Char Wood, Woe,
COM Com ] j. h %yimen. @ ssnsdst aiIsg,u.
Gen. @; W. Balloch, John (. Mckciden
=. Joseph Parsonage Daniel p. Cone.
John p Lee. aud Baitmors iiaiirca1
Grorye g Cainpbei. Us Treasufy,
%s i"Ss VAN @ ki.wlel. U:S g. Sayy ' Ys1ss @ CITY. Dl.
,iorhsi Gwclcou, u. /, q: Pi,sSef. sSldI.rs
:; r. G..,,s%ssn: Nh: sSldler.' Home
f'SS %s, x%s Sisr Sssa siass assss sssss
s EissrS SI.' IL willard. At''"s!en A'a'sa Hotel,
!s.srh t s%,a. si iSasi.ii ii00isi faible School
% john W.,Ssli sons Hal, a%S,s W yssrs Ana o'
q hGs. spap SsssEs4% si@s" f2s:S nS:ss Market
i.@~s an i II i. JACKSON rtoissls", episcopal rs.s
Douglas Moore's Son, High School, Va
EIoch Tutten
NOTiCE-The pnbllc are cautioned against certain
perpntetc paint. lenders la Washington who have ol
late been representing themselves agents and odsr
%s s ssf H 4
ions We wish 10 say that all such representations
false and sales fraudulent, and that they cannol
furnish one pound of IronC Clad Paint. We have q
fnw agents In Washington taking ordurs for IronCad
Paint and thay are properly authorized. In order ID
guard against inpostoll, property-ho!.lers desiring
agents 10 produce authority 70 furnish;
JAMES MCLAIN,
w street northwest,
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WOOD AND coal.

PINE WOOD from 81 10 S5.yO Oak nom 81 20 to S
aud Hickory Al N per cord Also all kinds Of sawed
aud split, kept under cover.
~ Deliveries made direct TO the consumer II om
oui whaIyes and vessels.
Main Offce and Depot, JohnsQn's wiiaTyes foot
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