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National Republican., 1877-11-16
GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
RIVER FRONT.

.irrird's.-Borden Mining Co.'S wharf-Schoon-
ers Daniel Brown. Emerson, New Bedford, to load
coal; Carrie S, Hart, Davis, Providence, to load
coal. Agnew's wharf SchnOncrs Bartlett, New
York To load coal: Calvin r. Harris Benton. Prov.
dencc, to load coal b'Dcock, Lee Boston, 10 load
coal
Cleared Borden Mining Co.'S wharf-SchOoncr
d. NJ. Anthony, McIane, hlll River, with coal;
AGncw's wharf-schoOners Florence D. an, Phil
lips, Providence, with coal Bartlett, New York,
with coal.
Rays wharf-schooner James Boyce, Manscl,
Boston, with coal.
Etl,red-steamer Express. Barker. Baltimore and
river landings with general assortment ofmerchsn-
disc 10 District merchants, including wheat, con
signed to J. G. 4 J. NJ. Waters.
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN.
BY Ctnoi.-Boat Londoun. with 800 bushels Of
with 5000 bushels Of wheat l 800 bushels Of corn,
and 80 bales OF hay, to J. O. 4 J. N. Waters.
REPAIRING sEwER.TRAPs.
Mr.. II. r. Shesells, superintendent OF streets, on
saturday evening last assumed charge Of the clean
ing and repairing Of sewcr.traps throughout the
town. He Gegan thorough examination Of them,
and has cleaned all the traps on Water street and
Bridge % street. street. Some % OF de traps had not % been en-
cleaned for long time, and were in fearful con-
dition. From some Of them more than two cart
bers OF them were sadly In need of repair which IN
being done while they are being cleaned. The Dis.
trict commissioners And thief Engineer Lieut.. X.
L. Hoxie are doing all IN their power to make the
necessary repairs to the streets Of the town. In &c.
corIsncc with the wishes Of the property holders,
tax. payers and merchants.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
The work Of temporarily improving High street
| has becn completed from West To Bridge streets,
and the material placed In the excavation made by
| the removal of those sections OF the wooden pave
| ment which had become decayed has become
| firm TO great extent and Il few more days Of dry
weather would place It on a solid footing. 1t Is
| the intention Of the superintendent to have the
places where the improvements have been made
| rolled with u fOur-hOrse power roller.
| James 7. Manlove, Md, and g. Cation, ILL.,. are
stopping at the West End Hotel.
Mr.. Riley 4. shlnn, one of Georgetowns most en-
tcrprisIng citizens who was taken suddenly Ill on
Monday, has 40 far recovered as 70 be pronounced
| by his physicians Us convalcscent.
| Mr.. NJ. L. SOthOron, OF the collectors onice. yes
! terday received dispatch from Mr.. A. p. Gorman
president of the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal stating
that loaded boats passed the Tunnel yesterday
morning and that light boats were on their way Il
/ Cumberland
National Republican., 1877-11-16

wAsuISgrON, d. c., Nov. Il, 1877.
To he Editor ofHe N1'ionI Republican:
The notice in your paper November 3 in re-
laton To the decision Of the Circuit Court Of Prince
Georges County Is substantially correct down tc
the following paragraph
This decision sustains the claim OF certain stock
holders and Col Samuel 4. smOOt To S1OO.OO Of the
securities Of the road under the contract of thai
gentleman with the company"
The fact IL that the inject matter therein set forth
was not. and could not possibly have been, bcfnr,
the court in the proceedings referred to. Col Smoo
was not even party IN the case aud the only ques
ton considered By the court was to whether tn,
order Heretofore granted was provident one. AMI
u that point alone WAS the decision confined II u
true that good deal Of testimony was elected be
fore the commission To Col. Shoots status to III,
| company, and, so far from showing that the com
pauy WIS indebted 10 him, the very reverse ap
peared TO he the case.
ONE OF THE PARTIES TO TIE SUIT
National Republican., 1877-11-16
A Habeaa Corpm. Case.

Mrs. MoriIla NJ. Kicker, yesterday, for
samuel Bird colored, filed petition for a writ oi
habeas corpus directing the warden of the Jail to
produce him In court and Judge Macarthur di.
rccted the writ 10 issue returnabe OF once. Append
ed to the petition is a copy of the commitment OF
Simon Jo' eph, J. r., as follows:
Dis'rirt Of Colombia. c1y Of Hdssino,on, -: To
John 5. CrOcker, esq, warden Of United States Jail
Washington d, C.: Sir, you are hereby authorized
and commanded 10 take into your custody the body
OF Samuel Bird who has this day been adjudged
guilty of cruelty to animals and fined the sum Of
ten dollars and costs Of court and he having failed
to pay the said fine and costs, you will therefore
undergone or until he Is otherwise released by
some competent tribunal"
Justice Macarthur discharged the accused from
custody
National Republican., 1877-11-16
Tho IN. rome Court of the United states.

Tho su. rene Court of the United States.
THURSDAY. Nov. 10. 1871.
No. 90 Joseph T. Barry. plaintiff In error,
VA The Commonwealth of Massachusetts,. On mo
ton Of Mr.. II. /. Dawes, dismissed with costs.
No. a, (assIgncd) Guadalupe Thompson, adj
mInstrator &C.. ct al. appellants vs. The Maxwell
Land Grant and Railway Company ct al. The
argument of this cause was continued by Mr.. W
W. MacFnrland, Of counsel for the appcllces, and
concluded by Mr.. Matt II. Carpenter for the ap'
pcllants
No u. The United States, plaintiff in error, VS..
Two hundrci barrels of whisky, &c o. ii. Kak.
tcndick ct al, claimants. This cause was argued
by Mr.. Assistant Attorney General Smith, Of cOun.
sci tor the plaintiff IN error, and submitted by Mr
J. d. Rouse for the defendants IN error
No. W. John KnOte, appellant. VS.. The United
States This cause was submitted on printed ar.
quments by Mr. Thomas JeSSup Miller ana Mr..
Linden KcIit Or counsel for the appellant and by
Mr.. SOliutor.C;eneral Phillips for the Rppelees.
No. rs. 90 (assigncd) Peter n. Amory plaintiff
IN error, vs.. Samuel u. and John Amnry, cxccu.
tors, &c. This cause was argued by Mr.. W T. Bird.
sal. aud submitted by Mr. W. Il. Beebe, of counsel
for plaintiff IN error. The court declined TO hear
counsel for defendants IN error.
No. o. John C. Rates aud J. A. leSkley, plainttis
In error vs.. W. 4. Belmont Clark ct al. This cause
was submitted on printed arguments by MIR. Assist
ant Attorney General Smith. Of counsel for the
plaintiffs IN error, and by Mr., John b. sanborn for
the defendants In error.
Adjourned until to m ,rrow at twelve o'clock.
National Republican., 1877-11-16
NoBBy business suits for S. at
A. SrRAus. l0li Pennsylvania Ia avenue,
Franklin Singing Glass

Quite q large audience gathered at the
Franklin Female Grammar School room, yesterday
afternoon. To witness the vocal powers Of the
bcrs of the Franklin advanced class In singing
Several fine chOruses were sung by the class, and
a Duet, what do the wild waves say" was rcn
dcred in an excellent manner by Miss Alice IIor.
ncr aud Miss Flora Lynch. Frank A. sebrng
sang Speak to me, speak" in very credlIabe
style. The exercises are conducted by Professor
Daniels, teacher Of music in the public schools
These public rehcarsals are given every three
weeks In order to show what the pupils are able 10
perform also TO cultivate au easy and graceful
manner.
National Republican., 1877-11-16

A few days since the wife of Mr. Jacob
Rice, residing on T. between F0ur.nnd.R n. half and
Sixth streets southwest died, and was buried OH
"wednesday. After the funeral, Mr.. Rice gave his
hlmily washing O u washerwOnan named Henri
eta Baker residing in Pleasant alley south
vest, who, being out In service, left her
house IN charge of GolUred girl named
Sarah Green. Sarah made away with u
Shawl, the property of Mr. Rioe's deceased wife
Precinct last evening and loc ked zip IN the station
hOuse for hearing IN the Police Court This morn.
Ing. When arretted. Sarah claimed that she got
Tie shawl from woman on Capitol Hill but pro
posed 10 surrender tie shawl provided the officer
would allow her To 90 free
National Republican., 1877-11-16
Nayy-Yard N0taa.

The vessels now lying at the yard are the
ships Wyoming, Yantic, Frolic, Relief, Maynowcr,
and Trianna; iron clads saugis, Wyandote, Non.
tauk and Passnic; coast survey, Gedney and Bachc
schooners Ann Turner, loaded with piles and tim.
ber for the Bureau Of Yards and Docks, and Mary
for the Bureau OF Conjunction; tug Resc1e, and
yacht Ella Treadwell, lying up for the winter The
new ship Nipsic, in course In construction IL
the ship house nearly ready for cauk ns and the
caulkers will probably get To work on her the first
Of next week. A good many new and young trees
have Just been set out In various places about the
yard, and III the fture will take the places of the
old ones. The Ponca Indians visited the yard on
Monday, when a salute was fired In honor OF them.
National Republican., 1877-11-16
The Matrimonial Fever,

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following applicants James OConnor and Ella
OConnor; T. J. Tnliafcrro and Mary J. Budd Harry
Wood and Georgia Perry; shelton Miller and Mary
Washington; W. fudge and Madeline Z. Scmid
and Mary A. Newton 7. Jarvis aud Kate J. Rnys
ton both OF Baltimore. Nd; D. W. Poole aud Mary
V. stanley; W. W. Bcall and Edith Rose /; r. T.
strother and Lille D. Ray; W. II. Murray and Rosa
Lee; J. Frcuud aid Maria F. Freund Israel Blu.
chnnan and Sallle Pleasant; W. H. Shroud and Mary
J. Eliot; William Krnemer and Rose Ewald: II. r.
FHgg and Adcline whclplcy; Samuel Bond and
Celia swami; jacob Burkner and Martha Word.
filk; g. W Adams and Almira Bowler; n, Robin.
son and Isabella Scott e, 3 Bennett and Medora
T. LAVE
National Republican., 1877-11-16

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Baltimore; 7 II Hayward and wife, Charleston, i 4.
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Y 4 Kebtr and wife, Cnni Elliott. u II King
Y; e Prince, Boston; q ,Ionptnn, T. Mason
| and wife, Worcester, Mas; W u Hail. wife. ans
daughter. Loyer n II; GW GREGORY, nosoni
| Cluster, IA, + y Byeth, GlaSsow, Scotland; W
LWnb. Atlanta, Ga-
| HnI,rid'-w Burngame. Kansas y Lrgan aud
| wife, Rutherford County, &; 4 Burnham and wife
Nillinn.antic, q MI; A AnthOn aud wife, A Brett
| clnnatti; N W fitltinW N Y; p locke CnicaigO II
Mise"i 4 Robinson and WIFE DIR NJ q Rankin anC
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J + Enor. Md; Robert toS anl Miss u uox, Tenn
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| yE n II Watkins and Miss Watkins Pa, and
HouShton, Boston.
National Republican., 1877-11-16
CITY ITEMS.

To CoSsrAPrIvEs.-Wi bOPs Cod Liver OIL and
Lime has now been before the public for ten years,
and has steadily grown into favor and appreciation
This could not be the case unless the preparation
the Phosphate of Lime with pure Cod Liver OIL, Rs
prepared by Dr. wilbor, has produced a new phase
In the treatment Of Consumption and all diseases
the lungs This article can be taken by the most
delicate invalid without creating the disgusting
nausea which is such prominent objection 10 the
scribed BY the regular faculty. Sold by the pro-
pietor A. D. wilbor, Chemist. Boston, and by drug.
gists generally.
National Republican., 1877-11-16
Friday Evening Receptions.

The Y. N. C. A. give their second Friday
evening reception in their pleasant and spacious
parlors this evening from seven to nine O'Clock
Niss Hatfield, a young lady eleven years Of pgr
but prodigy ~ u yiOlnist, will give tome Of ht
wonderful performances with that instrument Nj
1rusdale. Lhe lhyOrte reader, will entertain wlu
rectations, aud Prof Tuuhay, the orgaiIist, nov
visiting this city, will perform OF the organ. Thcs,
entertainments are free To all, ades aud genlemuI,
Al the praise meeting this evening from, SIX I,
seven o'clock, Prof Bschoh the blind organsl
will conduct the singing.
National Republican., 1877-11-16
PERSONAL.

NERVOUS ExIIAUSTION.-A MEDICAL Is.
~ say, comprising series of lectures delivered at
kRhns Museum of Anatomy, New York, on the
cause and cure of Premature Decline, showing inds-
putaby how lost health nay be gained nifurding u
clear synopsis of the impediments TO marriage and
tie treatment OF nervous nnh physical debility, being
the result OF twenty years eNperirnce Price
Address SECRETARY KAHN'S MUSEUM OF
ANATOMY, 6SS broadway, New York. noi5-6m
NINE ROSS. Medical 4 Business Clairvoyant &
1Nl AhrOlogist born with natural gin; consulted ut
her rooms, i2ii Pa av from a. m. io8p. IN.
Oc3l-ly
National Republican., 1877-11-16
RIILIARDS.-SEAIOS HALL.
- Corner Ninth and u streets northwest
- Everything First CaHs-1e
mhi0tf ScASLOS 4 90, Proprietors.
LIVERY STABLES.

WE ARE PREPARED 10 FURNISH by THE
W hour, day. or month, iir.t class Carriages At
reasonable prices and On short notice Our stock
consists OF I:hndaus, Clarences, loupes, Light Hug
gies, Pony PhnctOns Saddle Horses, and Ia huit
everything that comprises Grstclnss Hiring aud
Boarding Stable.
We clip horses with the American horse cllppIng
machine In two hours without sngelng.
Entrance TO the stables ON street between Thir.
teenth and Fourteenth streets.
nol-3m J. u. oLCOT'r a son.
National Republican., 1877-11-16
Washington Association of Congregation
Mlnisiers.

This body met at DIR. Rankn's residence,
No, . Grant Place, Wednesday afternoon. Rev. \,
P. GIddngs was chosen moderator aud Rev. l.. 7.
Plat scribe for one year. DR., Rankin read an es-
say on The Worship Of tho Virgin Mary" and
Rev. Mr., Burbank All cxegcsis on Romans ", ~.
The next meeting will be at Falls Church, Va,
February 10. 1871 Among tho distinguished gen.
llcinsn present was Rev. l.. ". Bacon.
National Republican., 1877-11-16
Wants Ia Go to jail.

Michael Kelly was arrested by Officer Hurs
yefterdNy Afternoon for the larceny Of two boIIs
velvet nom the store Of H. King on Seventh street
The prisoner took the matter very COully and STATE
o. the station house that he stole The gpds hecais
be wanted u 60 To jail, Jui, snCll Viii pTUhab,
Accommodate him this morning,
National Republican., 1877-11-16
RenI Enintp TrnnsEcrs.
Amanda VI. Wheat 10 Mar,

Amanda ". Wheat to Mary W. Edwards, for
saO0 10, ID square 40; Caroline Boardley 10 N. J.
Keanc, for sIO lots 20 and a. square j3i; Francis
W. Cross to L. A. Wood for 81 0O0 lot ,sqnnrc goi;
j. f. Ramknan To T. II. Trott for S70l lot 8, square
hlj; Thos. H. Trntt 10 j. s. Bankman for 81 0O0 lot
81 square aGj; Thomas Page To T. lIughe., for S6T5
part III lots ID and ", in lolmcads addition 10
(,nnrpptnyu
National Republican., 1877-11-16
OvEGCoArs at s., Vi, IS, and $40, at
A. SrRAUs', l0ll Pennsylvania avenue
A Clerical Misstsp.
special dispatch from Bellefontaine, Ohio

A special dispatch from Bellefontsine, Ohio.
gives the following:
Particulars have Just been received here Of a
clerical scandal happening In the western part ol
this county that surpasSes anything that has hap
pened In this community for years. On Thursday
The Rev. C. Davis member Of thcChristian Church
Shelby County, eopcd with Mrs. Sarah Bennett
froM near Loganvillc this county. The reverend
gentleman was well known In this neirhborhOoc
aud respected and his dIstardly conduct Is a mat
ter of the utmost suspense aud grief to his friend
and bereaycd family. He left wife and six child
rem to suffer for the disgrace Of fallen father Mrs
Bennett has been n resident here for years, ant
leaves a husband and three children There Is M
clew as to where the guilty couple have gone
National Republican., 1877-11-16
A Centennial Award.
Prof. Brady, the renowned photographer

PrOf. Brady, the renowned photographer,
has received from Director. General Goshorn and
the Centennial Commissioners a hnn,isomely.cu.
graved certificate Of award and a larIe bronze
Centennial medal, both Of which the b,urd Of ex.
perts decresd Prof Brady was entitled To far the
display Of the best photographs. crhyon portraits.
and photographic views nt the Centennial EShlbi-
ton. These distinguished works Of merit are nuw
displayed by Prof. Brady at his galleries, Penn.
syyania avenue
National Republican., 1877-11-16

There is probably NO private boarding house
t Washington which has been the home of 30
1nsny men Of national fame rs that kept by Mrs.
hines, s0s, land sl2 Twelfth street Schuyler Col.
FAX knew ash's hUme for five YEAR, Secretary Bout
well for six and Vice President Wheeler has been
Eith This popusr landlady for the last seven years
Qver twenty hvc Senators AMI members have
boarded there within the last few years and neN or
n the house without d half dozen bUardcrE whose
paines are known throughout the whole land. The
house has hOmelike uir about it-6illiard music
card and bathrooms contributing to It's comfort
National Republican., 1877-11-16

YouSG people, nay attention to your teeth. Clean
them daily with 1hurstOn's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
DER the best dentifrce known. II will preserve
their whteness through life, prevent decay and
toothache. Much pain and trouble Ia caused by
early neglect therefore take heed In time. Price,
IS and 80 cei Is per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-16
THE LAW RECORD.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE DIFFERENT
COURTS YESTERDAY.

United States supreme Court-rho Craig and
Briant Mule Case In the Criminal Court
Other Legal Matters Of Interest.
National Republican., 1877-11-16
District Courts.

CIRCUIT couRT-cHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
Means Weaver 4 Co. vs.. Robert Smith judgment
confessed for slO74sl Robertson VI. Roberts; yer.
diet for plaintiff for s257 Robinson VS.. Pickercll
judgment as per stipulation. Mclaughlin ct al rs.
McEvoy Ut al; jury out L. Guinand vs. Myers
judgment for 1858
EQUITY CouRT-JUsTICE wYIE
HALEY VS.. Barker; decree that defendant pay
plaintiff $50, with interest. Fowler vs. MOutnn ct
al pro coRteSso As to MUulton. Evans VS.. Evans
| order for taking testimony. Bishop We. Smith, Bar
bOur Hamilton vs.. Smith rule on W. Wheeler to
show cause Robinson vs.. Miller: trustees bond
approved. IN re estate of Johnson HcllOn; infants
guardian authorized to execute trust deed. Drury
vs.. Drury; special auditors rcport ratified. Church
vs.. Riley ct al; trust deed declared void Kirk vs.
Riley ct al; conveyance declared void. Russell
vs. Russell; reading of testimony continued.
SUITS ENTERED.
Equity Side. F?ayser ct al vs.. r. Ross Perry ct
al. To annul sale and for restraining order; !. e
BRelow vs., J. g. Stephenson ct al, for injunction
and To declare note paid E.J. llill vs.. David WI.
son, to divcst title.
Late ddc.-T sullivan VS.. W. g. Wilson ct al, for
mandamus
National Republican., 1877-11-16

DoEs your head ache2 If so. step into the near
81 drug store for bottle OF Lodes Headag he spe-
fihc. A few doses VIII rel,eye you al once. Per.
1sctiy harmless, COST 90 cents.
National Republican., 1877-11-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE visit to Dr. Hartley insures instant relief for
CatArfb. No eXOTbltaut fees In advance Resi-
dence removed to 93i New York avenue.
Leitoif clothing watches, pistols &c, bought at
HcrzOgs gl5 ID street Orders attended to.
National Republican., 1877-11-16

JouvES's ISoDrnOus KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
Rcnovaes sollcd gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price Is cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-16
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
Hotel Arrivals.

CHILpRES's Overcoats and listers. EIsENAN
Bros, seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1877-11-16
EQUITY couRT-JUsTIcE wyIIE.
RuI,rs ENTERED,
Assignments for To-Day.
CIRCUIT CouET-cuIEr JUSTICE CART

CIRCUIT COuET-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
No. ~ schultz VS.. Jones: No. I'll, District Of Co.
lumha, use Of Matthews, vs.. Connolly ct al; No.
a7, ST. Niuccnts Orphan Asylum vs.. Mcdonald ct
al; No. 800. Travcrs vs. Medrord; No. Sl7 SIhnri
der VS.. Smith; No. 3in Hudson vs.. Gordon; M. sl3
liOOf vs. Hurdle; No. Jl9, Howard W. Sharp; No
80, Burns vs., SteaernOgie, No. 3tl, Barker vs..
| BiCssler; No 313, Bowers W. Fischer 4 Gwinder
No. 327 Weaver vs. Boston; No. $40, pue, on de.
miae vi Key, ys. Guntpn No. S5l Hannou vs.. Her.
sill No. 49, Patrick W. Renter; No. ;El Logan vs..
smith; No. &ll. Wade q ShrtveyS. kivhcy; NJ. 3}i,
Russell vs.. Fclrcy; No $50, Mdrston vs. Kinmell.
EQUITY CouRT-JUsTIcE wYiIE.
No ~ Wilson VS.. District of Columbia: No o.
Walker Us, Freedman's Savings and Trust com.
pany; No. 26, Capitol North . aud South Wash
| ingtun Railroad Company vs. Williams; No. 81
| Carpenter vs., Second Co-Opcrutve Building AssO.
clhtiOn; No. -, Bennett vs. MCCHulcy; M. 81
Armes vs. Bgclow; No. "A, Rasper VS.. utermehle
| No. 35 Bruehl vs. Douglass
National Republican., 1877-11-16
BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS,

ITKVULAHS, DOTN1FTtN
and all kinds OF JOB PRINTING executed with neat
ness and dispatch NJ THE NEpt BLltAS JOI
OFFICE the largest establishment In tile city Ocl2
National Republican., 1877-11-16

CLEANSE the system and purify the blood rcinov.
ing dyspepsia. sick headache, constipation and all
diseases caused by disordcred stomach or liver.
Quirk's Irish Tea will do IT, Sold by all druggists.
Price. 25 cents per package
National Republican., 1877-11-16
TRUNKS AND HARNESS,

sntchels and Travelling Bags Pocket books, Nc,
cheap for cash. at the factory and salesroOms of
James =. Tophnm, i25 Seventh street northwest,
under the BIG WIRE SIGN.
National Republican., 1877-11-16

EXTRA fine beaver overcoats, in black, hluc, and
brown,at A. sTaAUs'.
l0ll Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-11-16
TuoNpsoS's PoMApr OprINy,

An oleaginous compound Of singular merit for
dressing the hair. Its use soon renders harsh, dry
hair soft end pliablc strengthens Il when weak,
and gives II that rich gloss which Is the charm Of
early youth. Price, 2j and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-16
A Famous House,

$50 MEMS Ulsters. EIsEsAs Bros, corner sev.
Snth and X streets.
National Republican., 1877-11-16

FISE cashmere suits at sI2, SIS, and SIS. at
A. sTRAvs l0ll Pennsylvani avenue
National Republican., 1877-11-16
WAshec, washce,

80 ELYsLAE Beaver ovsrcoRts. EIsEMAS's, sey
shth aud L streets.
National Republican., 1877-11-16

SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE AFFIICTED.-DR.
y ROBERTSON can be con sullC d every "Wednesday
and SatuTnay nt hts office gsl ID sire northwest be
tween Ninth and Tenth, fron, TO Up ~. From long
experience IN pal and private practice he gihran
o gans and Of the Nervous system Wa Organic and
Nervous Debility aud Trembling. Palpilati0n Of the
Heart, Dlmncss OF sight or Oi1dingss Pains In the
abuses In youth or excesscs In mani, oil. Diseases
recently contracted cured n five y ten days and the
poison entirely eradicaed from the system; also all
skin and blood disc ses quickly cnred DrR Endorsed
by the leading phySicans Of iliimOTU, his native
city, visits wa Arlington Wednesdays and Saturdays
All consultation strictly confidential. Oc22 ly