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National Republican., 1877-02-21
LOT.IL MISCELL.INI..

DIR. Hartley cures catarrh-I32 Tenth street
northwest.
Stoves for rent, at Buffers, corner Fifth aud X
streets northwest.
Ask for the Hebe dc Ia Refine cigarettes; they
are the best Of all
Interest paid on deposits by J. II. SquIer. & Co.,
bankers, lIlo Pennsylvania avenue.
At Lee, Gl6 Seventh street, opposite the Patent
Once, is selling coal at " Is and up.
Left-oT clothing, watches, pistols, ETC., bought
at HerzOgs, 7l5 ID street. Orders attended to.
All kinds of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at McMurray's, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
Quality and efficacy considered, Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup Is, without exception, the best
cough preparation in the market Price 70 cents
A carload of fine Western New York elder, 20
to io-gallOn casks, also, lot Of Vermont boiled
cider, Just received At Splcer's butter store,
northwest corner Of Ninth and + streets. Prices
low.
Happiness and prosperity are so indissolubly
linked with good health, that those suffering
with hOarseness, coughs, colds, ETC., should try
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup and be cured. Price 70
cents.
We call attention to the advertisement in
another column OF Smith, Birge Co, lOli Penn.
sylvania avenue. Their facilities for steam and
warm-air heating, manufacturing as they do their
own apparatus, are, perhaps superior TO those Of
any other house in this community.
National Republican., 1877-02-21

tie 7. 4. Upton; Mrs Squeers, Me Ella Cohen-
onlip, Mr. aooeh; Tho Marohioness, Flora vo-
sey, lilly slowboy, Jennie yosey; Det, Miss Ran
Kin; sawyer, Mr. Dyer Artful Dodger, y. 4.
Cameron; Barkis, Robert Barr Ded-
iock, Mr.. Wood; Lady Dedlock, Mrs. Eastman;
Mr Msstslscr Mi'' Sn Camp; mis-: flstc' ME ME-
Frank ouili; Mantolina, W. A. Smith MADAME
MantolIna, Miss Graham; Barnaby Rudge, y.
Mills: Dolly Nafdon, Miss Kennedy; Sam wellen,
wm Randolph; Mr.. Perrybingie, Colonel Flint.
Tho well Of ST. Koyno, from Southey. was repre-.
sentcd with MIR. Harper as 1vanthe, and Mr.,
Rockwell as couDtryman.
The most In eresting scene Of all was the most
real, This was in the booth presided over by
Miss Ninnie:Ream, and representing an artists
studio. During the greater part Of the
evening, Chief Justice Waite, sat in tho
studio for his bust, while Mis-. Roam worked, and
modelled the pliable clay. Before the eyening Y
tho rough, the bust OF the Chief Justice, which
no one could fail to recognize. The operation was
watched with great interest by many Of those
present. Tho Chief Justice will "sit" again
tonight, and until Winnie finishes the model
Miss PIKE, daughter Of Gon ALBERT Pike, and
Mrs. Senator Pomeroy, were with Miss Ream In
the booth.
AT haif-past nine to. ght there will be a grand
T WHEN ali Of the % chsractcrs will % take part. "
The Shakspeare Booth was peopled by NON
hers Of the Shakespeare Club. Tho part OF Isa
bella was taken by Miss Cauldvell; Henry "
y Mr.. &. q. Adams Juliet, Miss schmidt Mar
paret Of ATi iou, Mrs. &. e. Adams Shylock, Mr.
J. l.. BanR'; The Abtcss Mrs. Mcdonnell Mir
Miss Easiey Catherine, Miss McQ ueen; Curtis
Miss Hertiord.
there were many other characters assume,
that added to the gaycty OF the scene.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
IESTII or HEITTi.
The Authors Carnival ut the Masonic Tenn
pic-scenes aud Characters.

The Authors Carnival at the Masonic Tenn
pie-scenes aud Characters.
The Authors Carnival, under the auspices of
the ladies Of the Womehs Christian Association
and in aid OF their good work, opened last evcn-
ing at Masonic Temple. Up to midnight the hall
was crowded with visitors, and the scenes were
very gay. Inder the magic hands Of the ladies
and their assistants, brilliant panorama-a Sc.
rles Of beautiful scenes, had sprung up In the
large hall.
Limited space lorbids an extended notice such
the occasion deserves. II can he said that
every scene was finished and easily recognized.
Many Tthe costumes were remarkable Tor their
upon entering the hall was The Alhambri,' in
charge of Mrs. Dr. Newman, assisted by Mrs.
Miss Emery Iuida; Miss Barton as XOradI:
Mis- Ilnnic Young a Lady Of FountaInob bleau;
Roxannn; Mis, Bc,sic Chrnnworth as the lam.
bourine Girl, and Mrs. Green as the Spanish
Princess.
The next booth was very pretty little scenc,
representing "llurD's Cottage" In charge o
Mrs. Thomas Wilson; All of the ladies were
ME-. Wilson repre-. .entcd the Scotch Housewife in
the person oi Roy vile. Miss IA. II, Searle rep.
resented Lady Mary Ann; Mis-, Wilson, High.
Miss dertie Cowlng, Jessie Of EdinborO'; Miss
Mary Chandler, Helen Mc!iregOEi, Mis-, Mabel
Jessie, Flower OF Dan6lain; Miss Mary Bal,
loch, Jessie with the Light Brown Hair;
Miss Gertie HitZ, Gean Amour; Miss Minnie
stevens, Efie Adairi Miss Jennie Jewell, hnaie
LOwrie.
The next scene was from Volunteers "Snow
Bound" and represented the interior Of the
eottage. Mis-. Sutherland, Mrs. Galiandet, Mrs.
Thomas Shepherd and Mr.. Lowe represented
the characters.
The next was pretty little scene from the
same poet representing MAUD Muller, and the
"Judge In the Meadow Mr.. william d. Gnley
was the Judge" aud Miss Pleasants, Of Rich.
mond, was a sweet Maud Muller" Tie
"luoge's' horse made part OF the group.
I,aln Rookie was represented aeXt In order,
and this was the last booth on this side VI the
hall. The scene wss gotten up with an
oriental splendor. The black.eyei Miss Solo,
mons represented Lalla Rookie, Mrs. wilkes
was the Princei Mss NcCsrty, Peri; Miss
Taylor, JnleIka; MT, Taylor, Yelled
Mi,s Smith, Manager, Tennyssn was the next
author represented by the splendor OF the Count
Of klng Arthur and Locksley Hall There were
many characters and q beyy OF lovely young
ladies The Dream Of Fair Women wai
made real. Miss Schenck took the part Ol
Cleopetrs, Mics Howell, Helen Of Tray, Miss
PspiD, 1phlgenia, Miss Morse, EleoRor, Miss
Next 70 TennysOn was scene from Faust
Miss Gillls taking the part Of Margneritci Mr.
nennis Mephistophlles, and Miss stewart, o
IhdianRp oils, Martha
Dickens was principally represented by q rep
rcssntaton OF "Peggottys Boat. There was
score OF characters, though taken from Dickens
who wandered about the hall, making thei
headqultters at Peggotty's castle. Mrs Mica
ber was r,Presented by Miss Bragdon, MieJw
dcN Mrs, Braden, Mrs, Pomeroyi Captain Cat
National Republican., 1877-02-21
PERSONAL.

Sidney Dillon, of New York, IL NJ the Arlington.
George Alfred Townsend Is guest at WILL
iard's.
Gen. nauIns, of Virginia, |, stopping at
John Roach, OF New York, Is registered at the
Arlington.
J. Ii. Howard. of Brooklyn, /. soIournng at the
j. <. Granger, Of New York, /, a guest OF the
Arlington.
Dir. II. f. Lewis, of Virginia /, registered
at " illarl's.
General Ii. A. Barnum, Of New York, /, guest
OF the Arlington.
J. II. StoTTs, of Brooklyn, arrived at the Arlng-
ton yesterday.
Judge j. i. MullIgan, of Virginia, arrivel Al
Wlilard's Yesterday.
Robert II. LsmUorn, of Philadelphia, registered
at the Arlington yesterday.
Hon. John GOforth, of Philadelphia regis
turCd yesterday at Willard's.
DIR. W. +. COnnaushton, Of New Orleans, l.
stopping AT the Arlington.
u. Allen and wife, OF Boston, and j. u. Goodrich,
Boston. registered at WIZARDS yesterday,
Hon. Terence J. Quinn, Member OF Congress
elect from the Albany, New York Dlsttct, Is a
guest at the Arlington. lie Is here endcayo yoring Ia
procure an appointment for the Albany pest-Oiliee
building.
AR, Winters. Springfield, Fass.; John (. SaIcl
g. Bsrr New sSS"S 9crs ~ usfds, q s'PPfGf PG
IWsiGlphla; Hsh4Flfss; GeyslHHmdi ;: Lyons.
: F. Carrie and wife, ioaisville Ky; John XII
der san francisco; a. Lowenstein, New York;
Wm. Mcuthel, New York, and Christie Maugln,
Boston. are registered Al tile Imperial.
IGr o.MtEa MI p. Gna MF w. VI Z S,M MSrs!
Charles W. Chandler, PhiladClphai DIR. L. VI.
.,onnssrsntoo: New orleans; Miss G.. r. Pond
Hin, John W., ,EIl:, $. aud FracIsf Hanesoil,
!. W. bigclow' Nrw York Ieorgc ". Wood6rldge,
!. seLur; Tenn.; John !. Allen, Brosklyn; =. I.
%SS .Sgaper mPc?sYE s.adP afPPSy Pa%rsSce |Shn
W. Hubbeli, n, v; George Gray. N. VI; Dana
Iisycs, Boston; Nj; and Mrs.. L: q. smith, syTs:
VIC. Dgntsn, \. ,YiiC:M, VAL, 3. X; A. Hen.
ame the arrival at the Arln atom.
=. n. sendersop, New York ;Gesrge, r. Clayton,
tlGrfhiil, HsT York WilliSm. M9srei New ~,
icy rPa VIII, KfntGsSsy: hrs; W. n KsiIogg,
II. kennedy y. 8; A. Y. N. Williams, Baltl'
T. ii. bcGSe, TMGos, Ms. z. 2eGaPter' 2Gt.' sS; New
| YORK; George j. Harrison, Pattcrsoni n. MeKay.
| u X. MantGu philadelphia: II. q. Derby and wife,
Millam l.. l.eed, Boston; henry Grover rhilaIel'
/ per- virginia, are Al WIllard's.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
Public buildings and safety.

Building Inspector Plowman has notified
the president and directors of the of the Y. NJ. u
A. that their association building, which includes
Lincoln Hall, has insufficient egrcss, and some OF
The doors open inward. lie directs that an add l..
tional iron stairway be constructed on the east
side Of the building. from the principal floor to
the surface Of area below, and that said area,
from the foot ofthe stalrs to the street, he kept
clear ofbOSes and other distractions and tho front
wide outside doors securely locked back-iu he
done in sixty days,
He has also served notice upon the officers Of
The Masonic Hall Association to have an iron
staircase constructed on the north side OF their
the upper or fourth story, with landings on each
story, upon plan TO be approved by the Inspec.
within sixty days.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
Tho Mexican Veterans.

The committee appointed to arrange mat
tsrs for the meeting Of the National Association
Of Mexican Veterans, which takes place at VIII
lard Hall tomorrow morning, I'D instant, met
at the headquarters Of the Ass0cia tlon, No ,llj
Pennsylvania avenue, last evening. Mr.. NJ. ID.
Months reported that he hal waited on President
Grant yesterday, with a request that the several
heads oi the dcI ar mcnts he authorized to grant
leave of absence to GIvernment employees, who arc
members Of the nation al organization, to attend
the reunion. and that the President expressed a
friendly inclination TO submit the matter to mem
hers Of he Cabinet. Members Of the committee
viii he Pre- sent atheHdquartcrs at to day, and mp to
II o'clock tomorrow. to enroll the names Of vsi-
tors from abroad, and give them needed IniOr
nation.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
DIED.

on D The Srpps Of G 2R nstan a.
native of Hss,s RSrms.sa, & DHtlor the last forty
funeral from Waugh NJ. 4. church. corner Third
and streets northeast, on Friday evening, a!3
pAyissmon e. ;, the morning Of Essrnsry - II sn!s
ihc remains Will be taken TO Connecticut for IN
,BRAproRD-on the so,g OF February. ls5I,
grrssnddaughtcr of Mr.; VIM. u; Gnnnctl. -,
MI Nf b. !qRs5. s snss PsSis sS sS
sIternoop @ z, @osi9,S Tns 1rlends OF tue family
GOLDsB0ROUHH-on Tuesday, February 20,
lsII, a. i've minutes past o'clock AZ Rear Ad-
iiis funeral vii, take .piasc from the new A.cen-
sion Church. corner ot'TwelGlh street and Ma,sa-
slant.
GAnTRELL-F.bruary ~. ls77., at - o'clock
The iist year ofhls age titockvllle papers please
fnncra, from the resldcne: orhls brother .n.law
% nSytS~e,t, Std ON Wednesday, afternoon, eiocs.
Relatives and frtends are respectfully Invited with
sNiALLwOoD-o the evening of the 10th Feb.
rnary. 1871, wM. sMALLwo0p, aged 81 years.
Fasiinss Church, sts O'Clock +. M. AVN ~ '''
M Of sS RRsSG S 'h Rssn sG Of
son q p. d. and Mary $. Thompson aged mouths
anu uuyt.
Funeral from parents residence, No. II Z street
northwest. wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock.
R0DGERS.-At Rock Island. H., on the nth
instant, Mrs. MINERVA RODGERS, aged ninety
| three years, idow of Commodore John Rodgers,
| aud mother of Rear Admiral John Rodgers, U. 5.
NAVY.
The friends ofthc family are invited 70 attend the
funeral tSt. Stephens church, Washington, at :
| o'clock p. M, on Thursday, the I'D OF February,
without further notice.
| HoLLAND-RoBINsON- -On the 18th OF Febru-
ary, ISL In this city, by the Rev. Dr. Elliott, of the
| church Of the Ascension, Mr.. JAMES q. HOLLAND
| to Miss sALLiE E. RoBINsoS. daughter of John
| X. Robinson, of Ohio. No cards,
KIRkLEY-On the morning OF the 10Th Of Tebru;
| ary. ls77, JOSEPH ALDArGH, son OF Joseph W. and
| Louisa N. kirkley, pged years.
His funeral will take place from the residence oi
his parents. 40 West street, Georgetown. on Wed.
| nesday morning, at 10 O'Clock. Relatives aud
| friends OF the family are invited 10 attend.
| MAsON-On the Eth Of February, 1871, Mrs.
| SALLIE MASON, wife of Granville Mason, In the
| triumphs of the Christian faith,
| kNlGHT.-On Monday, Feb. 10th, a: lols A. NJ,
| after short illness, FANNY, the oldest daughtei
| Of l.. NJ, and the late Esley Knight.
Edwin Krsuse, her brother-ln.law, corner Fred
erick and Fourth streets, Gcorgetown, Wednesday,
Feb. 2is., az 10 o'clock A. NJ; Friends OF The fsni
| lily are Invited without further notice. Requiem
mass will be faid at Trinity Church.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
Seeking Welded Hiss,

The following marriage licenses have been s.
sa.d:
John A. Seaton and Alice V. Mcguire OF Alex
aBdIin, Va: Nathan Hnley aud Amanda Jack
con Henry smith aud Matilda Beckett, OF Bla.
densburg. Nd; Joe Brown and Bessie Adams, oi
Alexandria, Va; Oscar u. Ladley, Of Detro t;
Mich, and Clementna T.. Davidson, OF this city
John q. Judd and sarah +, Bartlett.
National Republican., 1877-02-21

tennial Exhibition at Philadelphia, are now
ready for the inspection Of the public at "pradys
Tstons ~ tSo snsn.
America. In addition to the medals received in
New York for many years, and in london in 1851,
Us awarded ne higheu agard Msdat ny the zen
wLpoR's CoNPouEp or PURE COP LIVER OIL
AND LiME
The adyantageof his compound over the plain
OIL is that the nausea,ins taste Of the on e en-.
tirely removed, and the whole rendered entirely
sesd objection S to s use but
in this form hctrouble is entirely obvlated. A
host Of certificates might bo given hero TO testify
Liver e Oh and Liae." But the fact Tia. L Y Is
regularly prescribed by the medical faculty Is
.ufilcient. For sale BY A. b. wiibor, Chemist,
Boston, and by all druggists.
WONDERFUL sucoRss.
II is reported that Boschee's German syrup
has, since Its introduction in the United states,
reached the immense sale of 90 900 dozen per
yr have this
not one has reported d single failure, but every
letter speaks Of It's astonishing success in curing
sumption or any disease Of tho throat and lungs.
We advise any person that has any predsposi.
tion to weak lungs to go to their druggists and
sIe cents sample H botfIe % eents Two aoses
will relieve any case. Don't neglect your cough.
CHAs. sToTT Co., Wholesale Agent.
USE THuRsTos's IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pow.
pRR. A perfect dcntfrice, Its action on the
teeth is specific, removes tartar and discolora-
tion, arrests decay, and keeps them sound, clean
and white. It hardens tho gums, sweetens the
breath, and, containing no acid, cannot inIurc
tho enamel It's constant use is recommended
to oil, but especially to those who having good
teeth wish TO preserve them. Twenty-Five and
ffty cents per bottle.
THoNPsoN's PoNADE OrrIMR, for dressing
the hair. This nne pomade merits special men.
tien. Purely vegetable, Its effect is to soften
and refine coarse, dry hair, imparting to II gloss
and beauty. Unlike many preparations for the
hair, It cannot injure, but ls highly beneficial
youth, the darker shades Of middle life, or the
tilver-streaked locks Of age. Twenty-Five and
nifty cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
The I,urns Club,

At the annual meeting Of the Burns Club,
held last evening at Scotia Hail. the following Of
hcsrs were elected for the ensuing year John
Gibson. president; J. II. Small, hrst vice.presi-
dent; J.. Gardner second Nice-presdent: +. q.
Fassett: secretary: &. l.. Reynolds corresponding z
secretary; John q. Cowie, treasurer.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
A brutal Heggar.

A oolored man named John James, ap-
preached two men at the corner of Fourteenth
and u streets northwest, last night, aud asked
them for money. tpon refusal he picked up a
stone. and thew It, hitting one Of the men, John
y. Schrivner, of Georgetown, on the head, cut.
Sutws captured by OthceHD'Hara, in an alley,
after q short chase,
National Republican., 1877-02-21
MARRIED.

DeLAND-FLETCHER- Detroit, Michigan,
February H. lsi7. at the residence of n. b. sears,
EsI., by Revi John fletcher, Of flainwell, Michl-
Butler, OF Detroit, y. :. DELhNp, orwashington,
u: G.. and SARAH rLETCHER,. youngest daughter
National Republican., 1877-02-21
CRY ITEMS.
ASTHMA.

Thousands of the worst eases OF Asthma have
been relieved by using Jonas WhitcOmb's Rem
edy. In no case Of purely asthmatic character
has 1t tailed to give relief.
National Republican., 1877-02-21

DReceiyed, Washington, d. O., February II,
1877, OF the Washington Life Insurance Company
and Savings Society of the District Of Columbia,
Ofiice 600 Seventh street northwest, one hundred
dollars, In full Of claim by the death Of my late
wife, Martha A. Rollins, who died yesterday
February l0), insured under Industrial Policy
No. 532, JOSHUA ROLLINS,
Beneficiary.
Residence NO. 1909 q street northwest.
by JnO, ]. Medlng, Jr., attorney In fact.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
pRoP0sALs FOR MANILA HEMP.
NAVY PAY OrFrCH, }
q KiLBY STREET, BOSTON, I
la lE@T

January 81, 1871.
Proposals, sealed and indorsed "Proposals FOR
Manila Hemp will bo received at this once
until MONDAY, February %, at u o'clock M,
for furnishing twenty tons OF 40 pounds per ton,
subject there to the usual inspection and dow
ernment tests.
Samples OF the quality required can be seen ut
the COMMANDMENTS Once nt the said Navy Yard,
where all Information can be obtained.
Two satisfactory suretes must accompany the
bid, guaranteeing o faithful execution Of tho
offer, II accepted. q,
The price Of the Hemp must includeits delivery
at the Charlestown Navy Yard. All Hemp re-
1ected must be removed at the risk and expense
Of tho bidder, and 1t will bc at his risk until re-
moved.
Blank forms for proposals can be had on appli.
cation at this ONCE. q. L. THORNTON,
fe5 Pay Inspector u. 8. N.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
CoRconAy GALLERY OF ART,

Visitors to the Thursday night exhibitions o
the CorcOran Gallery Of Art, are requested I,
bring the exact change (ten cents) for admission
National Republican., 1877-02-21
HILL DOZED I

Porter House steak, 2Oc; Sirloin steak, lsc;
Round steak, ljc, or two pounds for 25ci best
butter 3jc, or three pounds for si.00. Bray &
Co., Mt. Vernon Place Market, corner Ninth
and X streets N. W,
National Republican., 1877-02-21

WALL PArERs-PLAIN AND DECORATIVE.
To make room for spring stock, will sell At cost
for the next 30 days. Parties reftting can have
from, and save 30 per cent, ,.by Ibuying oil Tub
man, All Ninth street. northwest. next door TO
Lincoln Hall.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
Funeral Of the Late Rear Admiral Davis.

The funeral of the late Rear Admiral Chas.
u. Davis took place from St. Johns p. T. Church
yesterday, at II o'clock. The casket, furnished
BY Harvey, was Of walnut, covered with cloth,
trimmed with black velvet, black mouldings, and
bar handles. TIN the lid was q handsome plate,
Inscribed with the dates Of birth and death Of the
deceased. After the burial service Of the church
had been read by the rector. Rev. J. Vaughn
Lewis, tho caskct was borne to the hcarse by
eight sailors from the United States ship Wy
eming, followed by the following pall-bearcrs:
Admirals Porter, Poore and Stanley, Commodore
Ammcp, Capt. Patterson, General Ramsey,
Prof. Henry and Capt. McBlair.
The officers on duty at the Observatory and the
clerks accompanied the family IS mourners. The
escort consisted uf a battalion OF L. s, marines,
commanded by MAJOR Haywan. and officered by
Captain Nokes, lst Lieutenant Russell, I'd Lieu.
tenant Bates, 81 Lieutenant Zeilan, Captain
Williams, Adjutant, lst Lieutenant Jesup
Nicholson. The cortege, headed by the Marine
Band, moved out street to Fifteen. and .n.hali
street, thence to Pennsylvania avenue TO Sixth
street TO the baltimore and Ohio depot. The
pmains left on the Lao train, accompanied by his
.on, for Cambridge, Mass, where the ntcrment
NIL tlkg nlncp,
National Republican., 1877-02-21
PROPOSALS.,

<~~~~~~~N<~N<N(N~
DRoPosAL FOR THE COLLECTION AND
L REMOVAL OF GARBAGE.
by authority OF the Oommls' iJners OF the Dis
trlct Of Columbia.
DisTRic1 or CoLuNBIA,
Boa D oF HEALTH, :
wAsuINuIos. Feb. ~, ISL. }
Sealed proposals will bo received nt this once
until II Nj, March q, 1877, for the collection and
removal Of all garbage an rnfnse animal and
yep q, able matter from dwelling 10 ises, markets
and other plac, In the cities oi y ashington and
qeorl etown, and their INN. late and moro
d. nsely populated suburbs In the District OF Co.
lumbis, for the period Of one year, commencing
April l, 1877. z
Collection and Removal Of Garbage" and will be
addressed to tho undersigned, and no bid will be
entertained except upon the blank form prescribed
by the Board OF Health, containing full informa-
ton as to tho requirements Of the service, which
will be furnished on application to this offico.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
ali bids presented not deemed for the best Inter
ests OF the District, and all bids not approved By
the Commissioners Of the District OF Columbia.
II check Is presented with proposal same must
be certified, and made payable to Chris q. Cos,
Secretary.
BY erdcr Of the board Of Health.
fe2,eodat CHRIS. q. COX, Secretary
DROPOSAJS FOR MAKING AND
L RATING STAMPS.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
IlIlAnN'a.

The historical portraits Of distinguished repre-
sentative men, lately on exhibition at the Cen
National Republican., 1877-02-21

So 80 PER SET, EITHER JAW, BY DIR
A. n. q. Weisonborn, Dentist, No. t05 Fourteenth
street northwest also 8old fillings done at
able prices and sAtlslactlon glyen. la23.u
National Republican., 1877-02-21

As- FRENCH, ENGLISH AND DOMESTIC
Articles for ladies' toilet use At CouEhlin's Tempt
National Republican., 1877-02-21
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
sRE7CHEs tBour THE CIrr ny THE
HIPUBL I'tN REPORTERS.
work Of IN. sani,arIans.

A meeting OF the Board Of Health was held
81 their rooms las ing The frame struct-
are and premises G sceond, between and u
streets northeast, the property Of Zschariah
Merrimop, was declared nuisance Injurious TO
health, and its abatement was ordered.
TIE Committee on Ordinance has held con-
initiation with the Distriat Commissioners, and
they suggest that arran gements be made for the
inviting Of proposals for the removal Of garbage
lcr the ensuing year. At the same time bids are
solicited for tho removal OF dead animals, oHals
and pight soil. The Hoard iirested that tho ne
stssary advertisements he made Immediately.
The following are the operations Of the Health
once for the week ending February 10; Nuts
abses reported, 3ol; nuisances referred 20; nuis-
Ances abated, 9Oe; nuisanees referred to Commits
soners $; official notices issued, .; citizens CON-
plants, %; causes Of death Investigated, 10; bu-
iiaIs at public expense, II; eases of
xymotlc diseases Investigated, 1; pecu.
Assry conditions Investigated, II; scarlatins, l.
premises found insanitafy, l; tons of garbage re.
moved, a; dead animals removed, 81; prlvlcs
cleaned by %. Z. A. Co., SD; marine prudGcts In
speettd, 10 COO bushels oy sters 0sl punches hsb;
condemned, q bunchos bshi unwhOlesomo food
condemned, 70 pounds pork q pounds bacon, 9
pumpkins. 20 cabbages, 81 dozen eggs and I
hushels potatoes; pound report animals i'm.
pcunded, 10; redeemed, 10; in pound, l; an1unt
realised, te.J0.
National Republican., 1877-02-21

~ HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS, PONDS
Extract, Homeopathic Medicines, sold ~ Templ,
Drug Store, and Ninth streets. sepS-tf