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National Republican., 1877-04-18
INVESTING IN FLORIDA ORANGES.
Land once Clerks Combining to Purchase
q drove.


Land once Clerks Combining to Purchase
o drove.
A meeting of the Florida Orange Growing
Association was held last evening in the par
lors Of the Metropolitan hotel, at which II. +.
Smith, ESQ.,, of the General Land Office, was
elected president, and Mr.. d. Kohr, OF the
same department, secretary.
A. @. Maxwell, eeq.. was appointed CON-
mitteeman TO visit Florida aud purchase for
the association a suitable tract Of land In
Orange county.
Mr.. Miller, Of Orange county, Fla, was
present, and made remarks touching orange
culture, the question OF location, the price OF
lands, climate, &c., and read beautiful de-
scription Of q wonderful spring and river in
Orange county that outrivals the famous Sill
yer spring of Marion county.
A resolution expressing the thanks OF the
organization to Colonel +. W. Coleman, man.
aeer Of the Metropolitan hotel, for his cour-
tesy, was passed, and the meeting, AFTER trans
acting other business, adjourned.
1t 10 tho purpose Of the association TO plant
m orange grove Of forty acres, the expense Of
which will be met by assessments upon the
stock from time to time, everything to he
done in the most substantial manner, and
business, and who will carry the project to
successful termination. Mr.. Smith has had
charge Of Government lands In Florida for
twelve years, and has an extensive and init
mate acquaintance with parties who have
made splendid investments thero In orange
groves. and In this way was attracted to the
subject. With one or two exceptions all the
parties interested are connected with the Gen.
eral Land Office.
National Republican., 1877-04-18
n HHRDE WlHM.

Mrs. Rurlscs Draisrs 1sm Lrah Enn-nsas Infs
ths I'sslioe Oosust, nln Fish lnIIa4s % CIsss.
The persunB rnsit;fnr In Tim huuHa wiirra
Mrs Hugnns' ErnrnIy FHnrr In nnanmf. dn d,
street. neEr uhr-1nsh hnb imiII hnza aIr-iistntf
grnai aual N msnmH N ulln RdiIna CURT anlt
yestnTdhs they IlunIrrd I.fhm. MrA HlInn
Hnshsf wRf rnn um1ilnnuIf. IznI 4Iiu aiinr7ra,t
her loquhninut lBtaenr. EtIzr-uu MmhL amt hur
oGVes.nruTn'mg hHnE,innr, HimiH Bnuwn, with
nAsanftfng brr. uhurt iIlit Iff mfasinrf1un
On Mrh, htShBE iunt sift Hin Itlffiy lu tls
runi seni Hnu IhnuGiu rinu tim mumnrf1 1f har
trinnilh was nnsr NJ llEnH nnr-nurf HsIlrfa1
nnd hnr dnnShtHT Ei nj h-s EIItiinsr pillAia hnEa
heen ulssni' amt rittsy hIEf iaun n Rnnmt Yar
sbe trino NJ nun irv lInuniiH 1w AullInr . Itfla
luuor ''nn rnf Hsy" nun q ruftltrar-sf1- In ms
rear oi hef HinrE. Mrs. Munu an II pHf-f aaua.,ufg
Eunf down End bnnSln lIlii 4 IIfaIi, Dit mr. riIr
sole purpose. NJ sin Etlnry,lz-ilf ,iisrjl,rrL If
having Mrh, hnEhnf mrniaHH. Mrs. HlrrIiuH was
Also living l,aanniuIE Knit 1uynilly winh = rsuIia.
man named hn6SHrrigtI, tmG Mni4IIr-Iluti n lnl
Philadelphia ruIsn1 q ltz1if nIuIrIlInuu le,iin.r
Nhinh Was tnInhu nm 4 ht1iir iIrl6 Nv M,
EOssiIs Mrs. Mndg Unit alit llEalmiaNa lsransr
Emily brown.
MIR. Higgins inns HufiaHt mmfsul arr-ngut for
ber sins IN TIM f'iilinh GlnIrt, It iiin lf nurse
hna some an1aihnBim Fihilnrtiig in IlpHhrnt
against hnr Hruh BnnninH
"1lbG murhBr rzn mn Niinh a lmruiinf ana Iall
70 ths Onurt ''HnH mn In uiin nIlIIE 80 uiinr
folinemhn shnh had N quill n IInt uiln silII
tur puIlHd q fis1iu al hnr mn ln nv la.IaL AMI
I'So had = bnalhriIf sima.f
Policeman ShuE Nihn Via IN drnII7t, NlsF auTiat
upon 10 ezlilun truliuf Ilhntft iig 1ItlfiHt nuHs
ness, EDu hlrA Hnr'hns. Nifb tftin'h lnuSy nHfhra
Thai he unf InnsnifL, Essrllim MT "Dr Ezsnu lin,
National Republican., 1877-04-18
.slMERICPy s.ITIys.

ss--isn Of ths NATIONAL Academy OF Sciences
A csii~rtion OF Distinguished Investiga-
tsrs~
Tha National Academy of Sciences com
mencsf It's fifteenth annual session al the
Smithsonian Institute yesterday, ct noon.
rhere w,s . good attendance, including q
sprinklinV Of ladies'. The academy embraces
in its roti of ms8bsrs the leading scientists Of
this country, and It's sessions are always At
trnded by a rising class Of philosophers thirst
ing fbr aidiiiunal knowledge. Among the
members In attendance yesterday were Prof.
Jutsph Henry, Prof. j. Il. Hilgarl, Gen.
Meius and Prof Newcomb, Of this city; Prof.
WOlentt Gibbs, Of Harvard University; Prof.
Piuserinu, director of Harvard Observatory;
Prof A. NJ. Mayer, Of Stevens Institute Of
reahnoloRy, Hoboken, N. J.; Prof. o. G.
Marsh, Of New Haven; Prof. 8. P. Langley,
OF Allegheny University; DR.. John L. LeConte,
of Philadelphia; Prof. Alex. Agassiz, Of HAr-
ward University, and Gen. Abbott and Gen.
Warren, of the United States engineers.
Prof Henry occupied the chair and called
ths meeting to order without any formal sd
dress, and the society at once proceeded TO the
Gunsfaration of the scientific communications
coatributed by lis members. The session
lhsted until 3 o'clock, during which time eight
pnpxns were rcsd. They were all able, inter-
esting and Instructive and were listened to
WaA AhAuAA1hk AhAtuhious All but V1Hcfn W6FN
disgussed, and the views advanced disclosed
thu familiarity of all the members to the sub
isuts treated upon. without Intending any
comparison IL may be said that Prof. Agassiz's
treatihe on osseous fishes was one Of tho it,
erarY treats of the day. He showed In q clear
hIrid style, as the result Of deep research and
cnrefuI study, that wonderful uniformity ex-
fhted in the structure of the tail In all honey
fslles. Prof Lee Conte's contribution was quite
lengthy and gave rise TO considerable debate.
Ths papers read yesterday were as follows
"On q nav measuring Instrument, tho Yer
uer microscope" by Professor A. N. Mayer.
"On systematic errors I'm star decination,"
by Prof Il. c. Pickering.
"On the young stages of osseous fishes" BY
Pruf Alex Agassiz.
"On critical psriods.In the history Of the
enrth, and their relations to evolution, and on
the quartxrnary at such period, !" by Professor
Joseph LeConts, of San Francisco; read by
Or. Iuhn l.. LeConfa.
"On the progressive motions of storms" BY
Rtof- VIM Ferrel-
"Ou the effect produced by mixing white
with colored light, !" BY Prof. D. ". Rood.
.Ou Nswton's use Of the term indigo with
rsfarsncs to . color of tho spectrum" by
Professor o. n. Rood.
"fmproved method of obtaining nstallic
specfra, by Professor G. +. Barker.
rhs SESSIONS will continue to-day and to-
morrow, and are open to the publlc. The
members will be given . reception by Profess
sur Henry To night.
National Republican., 1877-04-18
CITY B:EIHKNHEy.

Mess-s. DunGEnsDn il-Iriirrs, IsIrtinupsry
sold NesidruEy Ei1urnnmI. hr .nlnHs U Sdsyaus
nnc thIsrieE Ii. Mnuiinn, r-iissaas1 Int Id In
square hla ns HuhnUinau fsy MIsuF Hail's I'M
proved iy trlaDh nvullnIg if-mfanIr IN NIrtit
GHptt0l sareat, farwaun n Inn " HrstsF uurtiil
west, 10 william C. ,GsnhhI,t, I'm sfhJL
HHylm Fry md lInyfF IIiinEIu. rvu oil
cnlured rhevns, hEVh irnn inissT nv iil.pi uu5ly
nbnut the Ounrrf mn-Err lIi1iiAE uafziarigu VIss
eAlItured uham ysstmAlly, INIT Aunra Snnii gant
them 10 thr wmEhIusr
hr. A. BurwHn lhrHurrH I'm H1lfIrfinsB I'm
dermtning REtinnAl I'm" "a Oitinn HEIlI a..
nigm.
IhumnE IEvlnr, wiiitHR misi, Ira,I tlysntry-
twb years, had hif ririin fnnu nniIg mn5iia,I
while httnnuionG 10 lunp I'M ulif l-nn n Fun.
mar City cunning IN WnFiiimgKUn Hsf was Iunr
~ ITuyinnnnf hnEltsll NY Sanitary Jliiuar tiru
National Republican., 1877-04-18
Mansieur Paira. nn old oficer of the Rn

Monsieur Paira, an old officer of the Royal
Guard, tho most devoted OF royaIists, and one Of
TIM Andsst Of old men, has Just died in Paris
Ha was known for his loyalty to his king-hIs
apartment was completely hung with portraits
az the COmta de CnambOrd-ior having in his
yuufh iuught six duels in one morning. and for
his Ireht benevOlence. He constantly gave avay
everything ha fnund in his pocket. Sometimes
M has been seen getting into an omnibus and
rsndy Dr the conductor and so being Obliged 10
give up his ride and walk. In spite OF his ven
erahle aRc hc returned to military service during
tna last war. He has been seen In tho trenches
around Paris. among falling shells, paternally
placing his msn under shslter, and then smo king
ms pipe On the bastion and saying calmly, AZ
1tnner Of tho Royal Guard does not hide "
National Republican., 1877-04-18
OUR S.lNITIRY SYSTEM.
Weekly Report of the Health Onicer-Nui-
sances Condemned.

Weekly Report of the Health Omcer-Nui-
sances Condemned.
regular meeting Of the Board Of Health
was held last night.
The health otiecr presented q report Of tho
operations Of his ONCE for the week ending April
IL, rs follows: Nuisances reported, S35: referred
l3s; aoated 2Is; causes Of death Investigated, u;
peeuniary conditions Investigated, 6; burials at
public expense, 8; causes OF Iymotic diseases In
ye.tigateo, Il; tons Of garbage removed, o.: dead
animals removed, ~. Marine products IN
spected-g2o bunches Of nsh; I,oTj bushels oys-
tiers; lb,so0 shad; 81, 900 herring. COndemned-
n9 punches hsh; 359 bushels oysters. UnwhoIe-
some food eondemned-l9 pounds beef; p pounds
bacon; y mutton; 81 pounds veal:5 chickens; rs
bushels kale; bushels potatoes and . bushels
apples. Pound report-animals impOunded, 10;
redeemed, o; killed, 2; amount realized, Az 25
On the Recommendation of the health ofrcer
the court yard or space between the two wings OF
the Centre market, between Ninth and Tenth
streets and Il street and Pennsylvania avenue in
consequence OF the broken pavement and the
constant accumulation Of decomposlng animal
and vegetable matter, was declared a nuisance
injurious to health, and its abatement ordered.
National Republican., 1877-04-18
4 TENNESSEE MOTHER.
betng Out Of Funds and in whisky, She Gives
Her Little Boy q Public Beating.

Dosnb oot u uuus anu IN WHISKY, she Gives
Her Little Boy 4 Public Beating.
Last evening, about twilight, Policeman
Mcnamara, Of the First precinct, arrested q
female In the Smithsonian grounds, who gave
her name as Mrs. J. A. Jenkins, on the charge
OF rasrancy. Tho circumstances OF the case are
as follows: Mrs. jenkins halls from the State Of
Tennessee, and was On her way North. She ar.
rived In the city on Monday afternoon. and, being
short OF funds, concluded she could not afford
the luxury OF hotel, and so remained 10 the
Baltimore and Ohio depot afl night. Yesterday
morning she, accompanied by her little son, q
Of the city.
She visited the various public grounds, but re.
NAMED longer In the Monument lot than at any
OF the other parks. Prior to visiting the last
named ground she procured 4 bottle OF whisky at
drug store. but refused to give the name OF the
druggist from whom she obtained IL. She i'm.
bibsd pretty freely Of the ardent, and while
passing through the Smithsonian grounds the
spirits commenced to work upon her brain when
she imagined that her little son was misbehaying,
and commenced to trounce him soundly, This
attracted the attention Of quite q crowd, among
whom was the oificer, who marched her oil TO the
station house. She will bs heard in the Police
Court this morning.
National Republican., 1877-04-18
sAIKIy8. E1DoW COLLINS.
BsB wsils Interrupts Her while Reading
Her Pray err Book.


Hsr Pray err Book.
Rnhert Wells, 4 tall colored man, was
dtnryed in thu Police Court yesterday with as
saniring Adelia CollinA AdeIia 10 short Irish
widuw Of some hfty summers, and she appeared
In cUurt in wihuw's weeds.
Il was a-reading my prayer-OOok in my door
way snid she, causing q sardonic smile on the
mca Of Wells lawyer, "and he came up, and his
lnnRs terrified me, and he took hold OF my shouI-
dur, and hs shook me and called mo an old
duwr
Was hs ever in your store befores" asked the
lnwyer
Ia isn't a man Of that karackter that wanted
MIN IN the stOrc,' snid the Widow Collins, toss
tnu har hand and sguarinR her arms defantIy;
ami. besidca ha never had any money"
"TOu didn't say, Tn surprised TO see you with
that old thief ami scoundrels'"
'Nn, sir" said Mrs. Collins, explosiyely.
Wells brother testified that Mrs. Collins
dnIled tha prisoner names. and he went into her
nttIa st1re to got satisfaction, but he didn't see
him shake her.
samnsl Sears, one Of the neiyhbors saw q por-
nOn Of tho difficulty, and heard Wells tell Mrs
Cnllins that he'd pull her head on.
rhs Court imposed nne of si0 for shaking the
willow.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

Mr.. Rusfin certainly practices what he
prendhes. He says that his father leit him $780,.
0oo, besides a great deal of real estate and many
ynlnnbla pictures. His mother also LETT him
slbd,D00. 10 gave ts6, 900 10 his poor relations
" must xoellent man sold the pictures,
nouHht Brentwood, assisted young relation In
business at cost OF $4,000, spent another sT5 900
IN hnrnesa and stabes, and has given $4,000 TO
81 Gaorrss COMPANY, besides having spen.
sibu, ,pUl Varfnnsiy. He Is at present worth s25O-
G1. ant announces that he Intends to give his
vhnnbis MaryiebOne property to st. Georges
company, his Herne Hill estate TO his cousin
llIl ths 80 900 which will remain TO him he will
invest, and live and dio upon It's Interest.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

SIR; ID wasn't him that pulled tho hstehet oat Of
my nnnd.n
Annie Faulkner, young girl with her hatr
cut sgnnraly anti rakishly aoross her forehead,
vaa examined. and stated that Mrs. Hughes had
M iiet M the door Mrs. Mudd's family could
nut get up. BY her statement Il appears that
Mrs. Huunes had thu baiehet and began the as
sanlt. ani that the peaceful Mrs. Mudd had sent
narseif and Emily Brown TO Squire Clark's TO
got permission IN break in the door.
rha Court did not think that any serious dam
a.ra had been dune on either side, and discharged
tns prisoners.
National Republican., 1877-04-18
GENTS low shoes, from q up, at
III. l.. STRAsBURaER's,
30e and sos Seventh street
SALE oY surRRroa FuRsIrunr.

Thomas Bowling, auctioneer, will sell this
household goods, Mt No. sl4 Seventeenth street
northwest comprising fine walnu. parlor and
silver-plated goods OF superior quality, This
furniture is In nne condition, and should com.
mand the attention Of partiestn search OF frst.
class goods.
National Republican., 1877-04-18
BASE BALL.

The Printers waxing the Binders at the Gov
ernment Printing once.
A game Of base ball was played yesterday Of.
ternoon, on the grounds ut the corner Of Eighth
and streets northeast. between two mines com.
posed Of employees respectively Of the bindery
and printing department Of tho Government
printing ONCE, Axe and Richardson, on tho part
Of the printers, making clean home.runs, and
Smith, on the part Of the binders, The following
a. he
National Republican., 1877-04-18
TEGETIEE.
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
READ HIS STATEMENT.

u , s, srRiSGvALE. Me-. Oct. u, 1876.
ID. X. Stevens. esg.:
DEAR SIR, Fifteen years la,t fall was taken sick
with rheumatism, was unable to move until the ne 1
April. From tnat time until three years ago this
fall suffered everything with rheumatism. Some
times there would be weeks At time that could
not step one step; these attacks quite often.
suffered everything that man could. Over three
years ago last spring I commenced taking yEGE-
TINE and followed Il up until had taken seven bot
ties; have had no rheumatism since that time.
always advise every that Is troubled with rheu-
mat Ism to try VEGRTINE, and not suffer for wears,
As have done. This statement Is gratuitous as far
Yours, &C., ALBERT CRooKER,
Firm OF A. Crooker a Co.,
Druggists and Apothecaries.
National Republican., 1877-04-18
Y Z g e T TNE
HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME.
BOSTON, October. Is7o.

~, - BOSTON, October, Is7o.
Dian siRi Ny daughter, after having a severe
ss q s,ns SsSSs WAS @ IN sS.s
iGiy Ie, ,tored:o Q health: N0'
ssts ;ssssr 81 f;sT sa A
nnS ann nspya hss
h h S FSsd s sloaS Is
Gu" 'D'eXX JXafs ssT%sRs %SRss. SO. Athens street.
RHEUMATISM IS A DISEASE OF THE
BLOOD.
The blood In this disease is found to contain an
blood from il diseased conditsn ,Ss Sesiths Srea
II asf Soss y
S te e .sa ss
G. 81 s 4 si4s
Tno Nh u:s sss % nsyss found 20 much relief ss
cluiively OF barks, roots and herbs.
VEG FINE
Bays Boston physician, ''has no equal as blood
purifier. Hearing OF Its many wonderful cures,
amer all other remedies had failed, visited the
Laboratory and convinced myself OF Its genuine
merit. 1t Is prepared from barks, roots and herbs
each of which is highly effective, and they are COM
pounded in such manner as to produce astonish-
Ing results"
VEGETINE
NOTHING Equal To 1T.
:, SOUTH SALEM, MASS, Nov. u. 1876.
,s9 ss ssf Sl w asl
Ing ever did me any good until I commenced using
saa as a.ns inc sH
ny rssomTepd mend 1t to everybody.
MRS. LIZZIE NJ. PACKARD,
No. 10 Lagrange street, south Salem, Mass.
vEGETINE
PREPARED BY H. R. STEVENS,
BOSTON, MASS.
vEGETINE is SOLD BY ALL LDRUGdIsIs
apli-s&Wu
GREAT REDUOTIONIN IN PRIOEoF COKE,
DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE UIrY
AT THE SAME RATE.
New schedule, Full load OF % bushels for q %;
smaller loads osnts per bushsi, carriage % oeat.
Apply to once orwashington aaslight Company.
us Tenth street northwest m First street b
west. or TO up Bridge Eues:. seosxstouu- II
National Republican., 1877-04-18

TBy TeIeFraDh 10 The Natonll Republlcan.l
COLUMBIA, 8. o., April l7.-The ten Lown-
desyille murderers cOlored, sentenced to be
hanged on next Friday, have been reprleved by
Governor Hampton for two weeks Its thought
that some Of them may be commuted TO mprison.
In the case Of the State officers.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

For cement for fixing metal letters to
9ihss Windows, take Of eOpaI varnlsh nfleen, dry
my Gll nye, turpentne three. oil OF turpentine
W.. W. llhlned marine glue i've parts. Melt In a
Niier cNbi and add u dry slaksd lime ten parts.
National Republican., 1877-04-18
THE COURTS.
Equity Court.
Before Justice Wylie.

Craudall vs.. District OF Columbia; decree by
consent divesting and vestipg title Jacques vs..
ordered paid and reference to snditor to ;tsts re-
esi,er. aeoount. Roy ys Roy; appearance Of ao-
m,,s o en- aqSsS os VS. ans
pro conJssso against defendant. Lewis, trustee,
vs. CoyIe etal; mobilization Of terms of sale BY
sSr. report Holman ss a. 'a''s'IS r WasSns.an '
Market Company; receiver authorised TO pay to
defendant fnnd on hand lees commission. Burn.
tes apPro1sa. Betsier vs.. Langley; G' trasses t
nell; MT. L. q. Hinep saSsti,u,ed % as trustee.
answer allowed to be hied and liking time to take
proof
Probate Court.
Before Judge Oiln.
In the matter Of Andrew j. Borlaud, guar
er's report. Tho sccount Of j. W. Ausur, ds.
wife; bond $500. Estate Of Anthony Bsst; order
Of sale. John Brannon, deceased: lists Of debts
ass 70 81 Gsn
VII d Ann Ells. dsIs.nst iay proven a's and "a. a.
Of philadelphia, admitted TO record. The viii
Of Bridget O'Day proved ~ her Witnesses. Tho
orphans Of I. b. Caldwell; bond sicoo. " Ad. saI
journed until to-day at IL q. q.
Supreme Court Of tho United States.
On motion Of Mr.. Assistant Attorney Gen.
srai @ Smith, Alfred D; Chandler, ESQ.,. Of Brook.
No. 70. The New jersey I gym Mutual Life 1n,ur.
Bsfsr qss Of ,s esSs: wa. CON- @
tinued by Mr.. ID. MoMahon, OF counsel for the
plaintiff I'm error The court declined to hear
No. $50. WIN. dienny, appellant, vs.. s. and M.
Langdon e. al. The motion to rescind order dis
l. Miner in support Of the same, and BY Mr..
Stanley Matthew In opposition thereto.
in sffc1 s0 hirTG WsSS. Psp IL.
argued by Mr.. Z. b. Merrill, OF counsel for the
plaintiff IN error. no counsel appearing for the
No. o.. Eliza Jane Hall, adminIs,ra,rIx, &c..
plaintiff In error. vs. Josephine De CUR. This
Mr. Msr os Sn OI ,ss GS
error, and BY Mr.. L. K."washingtOn for the dc.
fepdant In error.
lants, VS.. Joseph Good. The argument Of this
cause was commenced by Mr. Arthur George
Brown, Of counsel for the appellants.
Law Summary.
The case against Michael Fitzgerald, charged
with with keeping an unlicensed bar, was noiis prO's
The District Court, Justice HUMPHREYS
presiding mot yesterday, and without transact.
Ing any business adjourned until the 2ith inst.
Court Calendar for To-day.
EoUITY GoURT, before Judge Wylle.-Nos.
%, Gray We. kelsey; 10, Gordon vs. Mcpherson;
y, Adams W. Hudson; "a, Hoyey VS.. Mcdonald;
4! bartlett We: Murtagh; ts, Wise W. willis; 10,
Williams We. Tucker; 90, Brown vs.. District OF
Columbia; o., Green ys. oae senberg.
CRIMINAL COURT. before Justice. MacAr-
thur.-Pctcr Garrett. alias Peter Garnett, petit
larceny, second ohepse; George Humphreys,
petit larceny, second offense; NJ ichael Monohan,
assault with intent to kill; William McCoy, lar.
eeny; John Skillmap, larceny; Elijah Williams,
alias George Johnson, robbery; Edward Bailey,
larceny Fred ". Galloway, assault.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

Thousands OF tho worst cases Of asthma have
been relsved by using Jonas Whitcomb's Rem.
sdy. In no cnse Of purely asthmatic Character
has it tailed to give relief
National Republican., 1877-04-18
Harris Insect Powder, 1872 F street.

LADIES' Sun Umbrellas, all grades, lowest
prices. STIsKMETz, 1887 Pennsyivani avenue.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

Of all gentlemen interested In racing IN ,tters In
the District is roquts sted at the Arllngt,n hotel
on Thursday evening, the 10th instant, at 8
o'clock, to take preliminary steps for the forma.
tion OF q Joint stock company, to continue perma.
nenfly the National Jockey Club.
by the committee National Jockey Club.
National Republican., 1877-04-18
Ten Murderers Respited.

HART's Insect Powder Is not sold loose by the
poundi sold In boxes with the trade. mark on.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

tb pantaloons, made and finished on the premises.
EIsEMAN Bios,
Corner Seventh and T..
National Republican., 1877-04-18
BRApr's.
Wilson's CoHrouHp OF PuRs Con LIVE oII
AND LANE

The advantage or this compound over the plain
OIL 10 that the nauseating taste Of the OIL ID en-
tirely removed, and tho whole rendered entirely
palatable. Tho offensive taste Of the OH has
IN this form tho trouble 10 entirely obvatsd. A
host Of certificates might be given here to testify
Liver Oh asd Ltms." But the fact that II is
regularly prescribed BY the medical faculty 10
sufncient For sale By A. b. Wflbor, Chemist,
Boston, and By all druggists.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

sls so suits to order are made and finished on the
premises. EIsEMAN BRos,
Corner Seventh and T.,
National Republican., 1877-04-18
LOCAL nfIScELLANr.

DR.. Hartley cures cstarrn-7s1 Tenth street
northwest.
Interest paid on deposits by J. n. Squier h Co,
bankers, if6 Pennsyivania avenue.
At Lee, olb Seventh street, opposite tho Patent
once, Is selling coal At t41S and up.
Left-oH clothing, watches, pistols, etc., bought
at Herrog's, pib ID street. Orders attended TO.
All kinds Of trunks made TO order, repaired and
covered at Msrray's, sos Psnsylvanis avenue,
Market Space.
National Republican., 1877-04-18
To ORDRn.

HART's Insect Powder is warranted to destroy
insects, l2l2 4 street.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

LADIES' gsiters, with or without box toes, fron
W up, at II. L. STRAsBURGRR's,
900 and sos Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

FoR moths and reaches get Harts Insect Pow.
der, 1912 y street.
National Republican., 1877-04-18

UHART's Insect Powder has the trade mark Of
me roach on every box, 1912 r street.