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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-23
CITY BREYITIES.

A valuable Bible was stolen early yesterday
.srnins i,om the residence of MrA Tinims, Gu b
The annual exhibition Of the preparatory
Aspanmenl Of Columbian College Will be held at Lin
elm Hall Tuesday evening, June 10
Henry Humphrey, colorcd for the larceny Of
20 hhsd . or ten days III Jail BY Judge SMELL Jester
Cook, Son 4 Jenkins, the tourist and excur.
llrs~t, over whL,h Mr. FeTcy q, smith. their wash
h-gton agent. prssids-,
A very interesting game Of base hall was
foscss S ciai ~ East @ash1sson' Which fss nS
- IA victory ior the former by score Of sto7
A young colorcd girl named josephine Hall
< an .su.n,t On Ms,iIda Howl her aslsfsor, also
ssioT-d, with nlung Iron,
The Mrs. Rutherford Il. Hayes Temperance
Society held large meeting last night. Twenty-Five
recruits signed the pledge. uni u cummtt,r was
appointed To arrange for temperance mass meeting.
- q all the Northern rir we're placed ON the Ave
sd airy, and All undoubtedly prove great con.
vsnisnce.
Al an early hour yesterday morning n thief
s.,sIed The fancy story q MR. Nash on I"cnty,aih
~S si Tie tsisf esd an S' entrance s through
~ front window.
VIM. Dcnnison and Harry Wise. two bright.
s s n i SS TG %SIS wTS Sf HSSs oS @
Ny by IulHr snell yesterday with an ndmonilion tc
ustatNt luthlsiNNs III WV iuhuif'
The tree boxes on the avenues and streets
aAd around tho public grounds and reservations ar
BSsiying thsiT summer d-sS nj wHIteWAsi. ,OlnrrI
wtstswa.h artists engazsr Ia iTr-tng the boxes
Vah al tho rate of u cent a tree
The Eastern Presbyterian church, Eighth
stred br;w'sn and q nmrlheaSt has elected the fol
kswing trgt'1- Thomas R'blTS {, VI. Robinson Ihrss
Iears, George ". fiRh.T talrb Parkinson, one yeaf
hoirTt N"lSun Valentine Hess ole year.
The ease against Mrs. Betsy Ro'cbcrry
charged With ipviIult OF Annie Thomas, rNJiUrtd
was dismissed ~ the POLICY Court yesterday be;
sfoun that AEnla va, discharged servant, and ihh
Mo- Rrsirrry ha unly uSsd sufficient iOrce TO e,.t
her from tie hnuse.
The ease against Officer T. J. Audridge
sfs,ry.d with An assault on thHIie- a Williams Oh
p.s 81 OF May last called IN tIr Iu;p tuuTl ye-
s-,liv. hi II IpITaiIg from III" testimony that llr
AJM 'iTHs wJ" Williams MIS- interfering Wit
u. n'i-r ~ me discharge 0i his duly the officer va
A--bius'1l.
The rmiy hour At which tho cont ractOr III
str.nlns the Srrts begas his work Is frequent 3
- complaint Tue 'sN.rI"'ra lSgin tu TaIl tkE'H,
me si,sS Rh,ut dusk, which II the hour usiiH
ssI.-l h.T prIurnaling. There Is little pleasure tr
ks,nl'n.v' aaring III" y. 'sfs " sweeping, and II
V.glrsi.l that " ilr work wi,s done a!Irr u uriur
skht w1;'d H. just ~ satisfactory aid much NOR
bisassIIt.
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FOUNDING 4 COSsrfBLE.
The Reception which n German Couple
Gave to an Onicer OF the Law.

The Reception Which n German Couple
Gave to an Onicer OF the Law.
Frederick smith and Martha, middle
aged German couple, were charged in the Po-
lice Court yesterday with an assault on VIM.
ID. Henry, n young constable, who testified
that he went to their place on Monday to
serve an execution, but was prevented from
so doing by the defendants. Mrs. Smith
barred door which he wished to pass through
with her person, and when he attempted to
enter caught him by the throat and showed
him hack. He was about to make another at.
tempt, when Mr.. Smith came in, and, catching
him by the shoulders, gave him turn which
sent him on the floor. Officer West, who had
been summoned to sec fair play, here inter.
fered, and arrested all three Of the parties
The Court said that II appeared that the con
stable was performing his duty in gentle
manly manner, and should be protected. Mr.
Smith was fined g. and the case against his
wife was dismissed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-23

TREAsrRY DrPhRrsEST)
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING ASH Painting,
wksHINGTuS, May II. 1871.
Sealed proposals will be received al this office
until the 7h day of July lsI7 at IL O'Clock M, for
the purchase Of the accumulation OF Paper Pulp
amounting tnstout seven hundred ZOO tons Of
wet and i've thl TONS Of dry produced 10y the mac:
Grafton Of United States notes and securities and
revenue stamps. The pulp can he seen on the
premises adjoining the mhscernting house. oil the
white Lot," south Of the Treasury Department
Building.
ProtDSals will be received either for the whole
lot or for quantities Of not less than one hundred
tons wet q ton TO consist of two thousand pounds
the packing and removal Of the same 10 lie at the
expense Of the purchaser.
Terms: permit for tho removal Of given guam
THY will be issued from this once upon the amount
in payment therefor being deposited with the Treas
urcr any Assistant Treasurer Of the United States
until the whole u removed.
The whole amount Of pulp Is to be removed
within three months from the time Of the award,
and upon reasonable grounds shown, 4 small ex-
tension Of the time will be permitted.
A satisfactory bond will he required, 10 be exc
cuted and filed within ten days aitcr the award for
the faithful performance Of the contract
The right 10 reject any or I'LL the bids Ia re-
served.
The proposals should be Endorsed Proposals fol
Pulp"
mylo- Tu6W Chief of bureau,
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In the ease Of n. 4. LorE, who sued Gil
more Meredith & Co., for All account the jury
gave verdict for STAN.
John Trilling brought suit against Jacob
Ham for an account, and the JUN gave MN
verdict for SEQ and interest.
In the cause Of John Cahill against Gilmore.
Meredith 4 Co., for an account, the rnsc was SUD
mittcd IA the court and Judgment given for ~
Daniel Crafty brought suit against VIM. b.
Denny to recover sion f,r selling him an unsnund
horse. The Jury returned verdict for the defend
ant.
In the suit Of J. and J. wcyrich vs.. VIM. T.
Reamcs, for So and that Of Mnshlescn vs.. Rich
ardson, for s7i6', the Judgment Of the magistrate
was affirmed
In the matter Of the petition Of Sylvanns
y. Locke. for writ Of mandnmns against Ellis
Spear, Commissioner 81 Patents. the hearing mas
been postponed until Thursday, May ~.
Sidney Smith Lee has filed bill in equity
against T. 4, and r. f. Darncillc to cnjoin the sale
Of inrm Of 81 acres In Stahnr'i county, Va =
restraining order was issued, retnrnablc June =.
Mr.. Austin p. Brown disclams all liability
in the suit established by the District Attorney ~
the name Of the United states, against him AMI
Alexander White. and promises TO make that dis
claimcr good In his answer To the declaration
EqUrrY Cotrr.
Before Justice wylle.
Shannon W.. NIorscll; National Met -apolitan Fire
WashinSton Bniidns XsSoriaIi6n: hnaI continuation
l. Nae !" liz Smsn,Si and SUPPLEMENTARY bin
Bioomcr VI. MouliOn receiver appointed
,,,r.,p ,orpr
rN"pa'" w
Before Justice Olin.
rh Lac, ,,.;,, al ,ost,,nsut ,r pr;lv.t O'Day
nc Ns, WIZ .nu ,esa'. -. 49,, " aIn,,,'is
Nv netn u,hi.tn ~ I y r az Ia ,ha r,ai,or NJ,
.,Non pan. " sN I ia'.I,', III" has n,,d,
.F trtne y, Aa , ,, ~ - ,,,a,o nSS nstI
on w sN,vu, ~, , ,M -" 4 ~ pursbaii has been
guardian; the claim OF Ann T. Farley was directed to
be paid. IN ~ estate OF VIM. Banion, deceased; an
% ~ hn s,,os ND AZ ahsr.r n, ,be ruIe herr,
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LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
aMETCHEs AROUr THE CITF BY TBE
REPUBLICAN, REPORTkRS.

. a A. m,
h'' ~ NE VI"
uo
WhAi \ SOUTH " AsHlNefoN WOMAN NAN
nn-A day or two since woman named Anna
mcks, living ~ Willow IIee alley south WASH,
tnrtnn. fave blrth ~ ulnlcts-two gitS ehu une
boy. The children lived but Anew honrs Inc
Dcther Is doing well.
sro>,,xvo,-s Coxprsr,ox fire oc
81, a., n, ..,u,,,. h',,,.,, ,a.,.,,,a, arsuoon
.nIn, aS - ,,h n. us cssns.d hy The sponta
1917 .,n,h,,.,to ~ ~ ur,s.y c,,n, VAST, Stored
.nder the assrwsy aud u-si nI cleaning ms
e -, .ns he WY 'su"s"r"eu 'e'o'e 'o"s
s"e" """"s-'
y,norx.xrs ma p,r.,,r Jus,;,e Hum
- s.,s.r,,.r 49,; iS,,t; a, no .r,,r.d IN
In. Sl,sNiny sas,s III" J. IL MOI Iron works VS..
,,,p ,se.,u T., ms S,s 81 - n Sonm 4 az
ssnSspn ,mye ~ sS,} yunSpn dcs,"it ayainsi
. =. ~ ~ a. a a. ~ c.'"'"''i "'' e
Ne latter for s"ah.
CoyrLEp Up FOR LIrE-Marriage Licenses
have been Issued TO the b'I9winp ,nssph "
hAihewA o. uIsitt, roul'!, WI anu l" W 4.
s"hm.,,,,. y ,, srn sn.hrr amd Wa,iijs wach
mum lava I."' su sn ao !, LII ,,
tsSrrS rYnns, Nj Was' MI. an" S"'''e ""S'
hoySlus ppNe anu '"ha r. Nhs"h'
Nru s,,r ron rur FOR ,,r Cnrpr-Th,
p,.,r,., ,,,,n,i..i,,,, o., ,,,ia,, G,r In. lnsc
efthc i'nitariau church nr,nsrty rIrnrr Of sixth
"a n ,,, =, -, 80, a. u u lic, ,,nur, Tbc
h M n',S, ~ " =, - = ,,s ",
- a. Ia bc suitable fur the rurrnsc- " the court.
The bnilding at present 9ccurici ny the cont, nn
-, , y e,aith ny nS, ,,,l.I an" "''''' WI
s,.~ -, n u,,,,. ro,..,. po,,,,
- nN. "; ~. I'LL, ~ y, ,n,',h
snl $780,. ~ io' nc pI.i,n nfIms ~ H. s,
ann cuncuts ln HC I'M % ,g, w p II
Gy OF ,~hrnu u ~ hn, wa. hrlu''y' ". w, H
ehs,vc ,n inc ihsc ,nnit l'Srr,M' " ~ vi" IN, ~
naN h,v~n I'M w ,,IEs W.T. "" ~ Wv ,",,'i
xna Nneh sarn III WIZ honC.V W ~ ~, n,' ~
oA' uste Nhe no eNncs Nhh,t''i IN, " ,f ~
mn, Nho was rltrs ~ 'h' h''ttl w.th tnSl n>M
kearance. Inc buihimB was III ''c MINUS vi III"
thitch states MARSHAL
S,-r ,,,r p,,,,r r,>r "a. vr,ruvp r,u
N"I rhh h"'ii hlND ~ nm r'S
kIIALlN. ,n,ET-maShnHtn' 'mhsn cnI"'S ~
tic larreuy of 4 half bushcl Of coal rum Charlie
H. burgess. He pleaded guilty, aud then tried n
shpw his innocence OF the thCI, hy saying he gave
-old man Smith Is cents for II. The ofhcer It's
ehsd that he hal taken the prisoner before smith,
and he had said he never saw him before.
Il can scc no necessity for stealing coal this
weather. sad the Court - will impUse hnc OF
y or fifteen days.
,,-. p,....- $3.50 ~ r,r,,.
MIXING b'HNES Foh THE boCrv
,an,bn sm'th a tnll stnIwart harkSy. wa, , nSiot,
JMfge smell, yc,tSruhy hL thr.aiellhg lhe ne %
tlnina Taylor nNeS looklhs coloreu uanissL Nh,
cam. INTO cDu't swinging hcl hliI~ anu ussinR he
aeau IN TUE most IecklesS manner ne urearn, u,
" put me under me anctnr hAn,h te,unen 'n'
E',,VS YUM Na. - mn. ,.t.,,,,z =,
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,o-- unr,r orr
400 prvSsyrv.SI, po,.rr
tn THE In nNSs' wt,.T AZ. N1' shnr,rr,r
DOI'RIE TRACK STEEL RAILS
SPLENDID SCENERY, NAGNIrrcENr DauIP-
TRAINS LEAVE WAsItIN,;T0x. from pspo,. cor.
For "fa 4 a. sn n sn he ws ao S~ S daily with
F 5&s ~ e saa Sse and fa enI a'@
hAn nan n hSn roTGM Ao hA Al,.as P.
and The North -. n M daily, except saturday,
Tnss Have Haven Emr 10 M Sna ws,sSs y, slo mr.
r,, a Sa siSsp' Is, sspd Az ,, s and
daily vim rlarr Oars attached IImiteI M.
Srs,s q E%llnsn rsiiof csfs' sa I. NJ daily, ca:
For New Y"rE and IN. East. ,;p n. m, daily, exccpt
sunday with sleeping Cars from Washington 10
Rasion.
Is,,-aelrS. ID P M Sa e SSi;yp ss%%sy Ard
daily sSccpt sunday " " ~ "
For POpcs trcek Line, 5:sj .. and IN p daily,
n" s 1nS'" '"'' - Il" '"' VI" y u" '"''' e''ep'
WAY AMP Ai.ExANDRA AND WASHING
For Alp.andris us, a :, . ele 10 II M. / a 4a,s.
eoi. p. m. On SUNDAY At eie a. m. and ?. ~;
I0' M daily Hy r.eS Cyl sunday. ''' " ' '"y *"
'' Wa S IS IL SIasl a. 81 " and @0
rcIras In.oTms,ion, Sleeping and paIIor car accom-
s PiSSie "A
noT1Scs corner Of sists strest and awe
nue. and al the depot where orders can be len for the
checking Of baggage to destination from hotels and
F'''''nT' / P FARMER, General Passenger Asrp.
,IX,Ssn..I = T,"Ssr @Ssser AssA.
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RRADY's.

The historical portraits Of distinguished repre-
sentative men, lately on exhibition at the Ccnten-
NAL Exhibition at Philadelphia, are now ready for
the inspection Of the public at "Bradys National
Gallery" No. 625 nnsylvanin avenue. This col
lection embraces the eminent men Of America In
addition to the medals received In New York for
many years, and In London In 1857, IL awarded tn
higAsa ardrd medal at the Centennial Exposition In
PHILADELPHIA 1876
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-23

q lvIuI1 N ININt NhIT"INI NrllhHAII'
0IuvEIisN lLIL, y: ~ May "a hrc Drok
., ~ ,,,k.yk last night IN frame building Il
A.nIIg Hanson itVre enI1rium,andA all the lniu'C
II inr heart ul the village were burned. The bu ID
-, were occupied by fUrty.sS business hr"
f.t.l Ioss, SSVvJJ " tl0O,Do; Insurance, SVITN =
tsS.Up.
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WALL PAPERS AND WISDow sHApEs
Ifyou want your rooms papered in the best
manner and at the very lowest price, go to TrB-
Mans All Ninth street. next door 10 Lincoln Hall.
Just opened the finest and largest stock Of new
spring patterns to he found In the city, and at
prices that defy competition. window shades, all
coloru put up very cheap
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-23
COOP ADVICE.

Now Is the time Of year for pneumonia, lung
fever &c Every family should have a bottle Of
Boschee's German syrup. Don't allow for one mo-
ment that cough u take hold Of your child, your
family or yourself Consumption. asthma, pneu.
monia cruip, hemorrhages and other fatal diseases
may set In. Although II is true German Syrup Is
curing thousands Of these dreadful diseases yet II
i much better TO have at hand when three dos
will cure you. One bottle will last your whole
family winter aud keep yuu safe from danger.
II YOU are cOnsumpuve do not rest until you have
tried this remedy. Sample bottles 10 cents. Rcgu'
lar size, IS cents. Sold by your druggist. Charles
stott a TO-, wholesale agents.
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Thousands Of the worst cases Of Asthma have
l,een relieved lJy using Jonas whitcOmbs remedy,
in no case OF purely asthmatic character has 1t
Jailed TO give relief
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-23

ASH for Harris Insect Powder Notice trade mari
Of roach oil every box. Take no other
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GREAT variety of bird cages at HAMiLroN's, Y N,
{. A. building.
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IOCAL MISCELLAYH.

DR.. Hartley cures csafrh-7s2 Tenth street nosth.
west. -r
Interest paid on deposits by ]. H. squicr a Co,
bankers, td6 Pennsylvania avenue.
Al Ice, 05 Seventh street. opposite the Patent
Office, IN selling coal at $40 and up
Left. OF clothing watches pistols, &C., bought at
Hcrzogs, SIS street. Orders attended TO.
All kinds Of trunks made TO order, repaired end
covered at Munay's sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
FRESH SUPPLY silk umbrellas paragon franco ".
S<IS.NKr7, l26 Pennsylvania aNcnue.
TWENTY-FIVE Styles.
Cassimerss Of d fercnt shades and styles for snhs
to order from SIS TO tS EpyN.S BRos..
Conner Seventh and E.
Harris Insect Powder sold at depot, Gl2 Ninth
street, opposite Patent Once.
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T II o NJ = i o N 8

FJN HON PsoN's
gS SHIRT t5
MANDATORY.
SIX best Dress Shirts to order for sla1
Tlt warranted perfect. Material warranted. Richard
sons best Linen and wRmsutta Mills Muslin, or any
FINE FLANNEL UNDERWEAR TO ORDER A
SPECIALLY.
Six ready made Shirts for ~ SIX unfinished Shirts for
A0 boys shirts, 6ess and 70 cents.
MEMS FINE FURNISHINGS.
THoMPsoSs SHIRT PACToRY,
taSly LIE DROlT BUILDING.
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HART. Insect Powder In great demand depot
ol2 Ninth street, opposite Patent ONCE.
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SAFETY LAyPs coal oil chandeliers and brackets,
at HANllTuSt Y. NJ. G. A. building
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ASTHMA.

ASK your druggist for Harris Insect Powder
luke no other,
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cannot be restored. Young people remember this
Use daily Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder
Il will preserve your teeth from decay, and keep
them sound clean and white through liie Is and
10 cents per bottle. Fold by all druggists.
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DROPoSAIS FOR PAPER PlIP PRODUCED
l. BY THE DISTRACTION by MACERATlOS
OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
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This popular remedy for dyspepsia, biliousness
sick headache sour stomach, vertigo constipation,
and all diseases arising from disordered stomach
or liver Is sold by all druggist u cents per pack
age-makng quart Of medicine.
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Fresh SUPPLY silh umbrellas paragon France u.
SrIsINKrz l287 pennsylvania avenue.
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T EA & PER Rim s.
CELEBRATED

TEA PERKINS,
CELEBRATED
WORCESTERSHIRE WORCESTERSHIRE s saTEE::
Pronounced by cunnoSSeurs 10 be the
"oNLY GOOD SAUCE"
And applicable to every variety Of dish.
Extract OF a letter from a medical gentleman al
MADRAS 10 his brother at Worcester, May, 1881;
'"reii LEE 4 PERKINS that their sauce " highly
esteemed In India, and h. In my opinion, tho most
paahle rs well N the most wholesome sauce that s
made
Premium awarded al Centennial for:
First. "EXCELLEST TASTE
Second. VERY CAREFULLY PREPARED
LEA PERKINS, SIGNATURE
LEA 4 PERKINS, SIGNATURE
Is on every bottle.
Is on every bottle.
LEA a PERRINs.
LEA PERKINS,.
JOHN DuNCAN's SONS.
JOHN DUNcANs Sons,
New York.
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THE COtRTS.

Harris lusett Powder Is not sold loose sold II
tin boxes with trade mark on only.
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needs occasionally some oleagenous Application to
prevents its becoming dry and harsh. 1hOInps0n's
Pomsde Optime Is specially suitable 1t keeps the
hair soft aud glossy. and mparts TO II strength and
vitality. rs and 20 cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
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house the nr~snt srnsOn, making now one OF the
largest and In poin, ofhs9lty, sonyrni-nce and cont
fnrt AMI the magnificent view Of oo,n and mountain
slCc<;fl experience Of the subscriber Is sufficient
guHraniec that the most s'hR,iine nncntions OF ~.
Euc;s will be Icane' For circalnr Ill June ' send
:" sE H SiS'T trbFoS ifXSSro. Proprietor
NEWS WEAR.
('LOTIIiNG FOR EVERYBODY,
FAsHIoNABLE SUITS
MADE TO ORDER
FOR y,
LARGE
ELEGANT AssoarMENr
or
TIE NEWEST fOREf0N FABRICS
ALL Goous MADE Up IN NEW YORK.
AND
|
|
| GUARANTEED TO FAT
| PERFECT FITTING SHIRT.
| FINE LINE OF
READy.NADE SPRING ovERCoArs
DEHLLN {. \"
is,o STREET.
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WORCESTERSHIRE sAuCF,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
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7 ACE CURTAINS D0NEu UP By NINE PIERRE
L. de Paris. The only establishment, In the United
ner new curtas and equal 10 them In appearance
and durability. Having found TINT curtains leman
Ing unblsslrd, yellow buegrecn fhr months were
niterwnt,S dane mp with difculty. propose to my
customers to blue them OF the proper shade. and take
OF them II d.-sired during III. summer ffee Oi
charge.
WHITE & BROTHER,
MANUFACTURER oY PArESr WROUGHT IRos pAKx
RAILING,
at u. " per linrai foot.
iron Stepg and Rails and all kinds Of House Work
specially No. tes Maine avenue southwest
mySlm
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CANNOT DE EXCELLEp.
1T IL A VALUABLE REMEDY.

sau'ru BoSIoS, Feb. :, $50.
Mr. Sfsrsss:
DEAR MIR: ] have taken several
hotties of your NEuE1ISE, and AM
convinced Il ~ y valuable remedy for
Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaint aud
general debility ofthe system.
I Gun heartily recommend u To al,
suffrrlng from the abDve complaint.
Your respectfully,
Mis-. MuSRuE PARKER.
~ Athens street.
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nNlaSNW

vEGETISE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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A N JrSEMEHTS.

rJNHE GREAT JUBILEE HAS CONE, AND WILL
Il appear under the auspices OF the Moore.street
Mission Society, Of Richmond Va, in one OF their
vocal and instrumental converts at Iinroln Hall
Tt FSDAS, May ~, isT7 at o'clock. Admission, 20
cents. Reserved seats q cents extra.
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GIVES
HEALTH. STRENGTH AND

Ny daughter has received great
benefit rum the use uf NBGktiSE,
Her declining health was u source OF
great anxiety To all her friends. \
few bottles 81 NEskTISE restored her
health, strength and appetite.
v. II. TiLnIS,
Insurance and Real Estate Agt,
No. " sears BuilAlnH,
Boston, Mas.
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For the month OF June, " per week: from July T.
ei4 single week. weeks and 40 to l..iO
per week, according to accommodations
Take TsS5 a M. train by Met. branch BAIT. a o. H.
r.. Fare 10 the spring. and return, ssp.
One thousand feet above the level: cool, shady
and comfortable: good food, abundantly supplied.
Waters healing and strengthening.
4. 4 PRATT 4 son,
myssltf toi Ninth street, Washington, u. e.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-23

And applicable TO every variety OF dish.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-07-12
Fire insurance.

One of the best and safest insurance
in the United States is the
st. Paul Fire and Marine. 1t is a
Minnesota institution, organized
twelve years ago, and it has met with
= degree of success perfectly astonish-
ing. On the first Of January last its
assets we're nearly million dollars,
1885 .2O3, 74;) having grown to this i'm.
mense size since 1855 when its total
assets were but ST., 200. We do not
suppose the history of insurance IN
any part of the world can equal this
gigantic growth; and no better testi-
mony can be furnished of the safe
honest and prompt manner in which
it has conducted it's business. 1t has
paid oper one and q quarter million aol-
t0ys OF losses since IL aUas established.
We would advise our readers before
,nsuring to send to G. A. Eaton Esq,
Secretary, St. Paul Fire and Marine
insurance Co., for circulars, etc.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-07-12
The "A nti-MonOPollSt.

also III tufts and jars, at 18a22c, as to quality
and style of packing.
EGGS are highes, andquotable at 10Ka1lc
with demand nearly equal to the supply.
PROVISIONS are dull at about former
prices, viz: $14. 5Oa15 for mess pork; Hall G
Tor canyassed hams; 6a6Kc for canvassed
shoulders. Lard ranges from 1Oc to 1hc Tor
tierces and pals.
HIDES-The market is without a new Tea
ture good demand is experienced from
Eastern tanners for green sailed hides, and
very dull demand for dry flint. We quote
green cured at 8 LAS 1-2; green butchers
hides at l-2c; dry flint ar l3a l4c.
BEANS-No. l, white navy beans, hand
picked. are held at $2S5a3.O0 choice white
hand picked at $25Oa2.7 Is; medium white,
50 OOa2 25.
PEAS-fieod quality seed 81 50al 60
CHEESE-Unchanged We quote good
qualities at l5c
FREIGHTS-Agents Of the railroads and OF
the fast freight lines insist that there IS nc
scutting'' going Oh either in the West or East
but that rates are steady and uniform. East
ern bound freights are 70e per 100 lbs for 4tf
class goods from ST. Paul to New York, and
75c to Boston; 55c per 100 lbs for grain, ano
|. 10 Der bbls for flour to New York and n
to Boston Westward bound 1reights arr
ouotable as follows: Boston or New York tt
St. Paul, 155 per 100 lbs for LIST class; 40 to1
End; 10 for Sd: SOC for 4th class; Toe tor spe-
cial.