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National Republican., 1878-05-25
VEGETINE
PREPARED by
H. r. STEVENS. Boston, Mass
Vegetine is Sold By all Druggists.
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NEW ADVERTIsENENTS.
FOR sTATIoNERY.

sDROfOSAlS fOk slAllONERI.
TREASURY DErARrMESr May q, 1875
Sealed proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
fiscal year ending June 1879 will be received al III
Department until the 18th day OF June 1875, al "
blank forms for bidding will be furnished u.,on
he bids will be considered and accepted or rejected
item ny item and this advertisement aud the pro-
posa far accepted by the Secretary of the Treas,
nry. and the bond accompanying the same. shall con-
bidder or bidders, and no further contract will exc
cuted.
time TO time duig the year, IN quantities pursuant
orders from the Department. The entire quantities
viii however be called for during the year.
Each prOpo'al must be signed by the individual or
firm making II, and be accompanied by bond, with
sunl 'nt surrtlts In the sum oil two tn Jsand dollars
S9uo), approved by United States officer OF the dis
trCt In when the surcrS reside do buslnssy,
form to lie furnished by the Department, cOndiO Toned
for furnishing such portions OF the articles may be
awarded under H. ana the performance of tho con.
tract
All deliveries will be subject to inspection by an *
pert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary Of the
n elsIrv, aud the delivery of All In :Prlor article will
the option OF tile SecTetary'.
DtivrToi must bc free Of charge at the Treasury
Dupartnlpnt Washington.
The failure to comply with any one order under the
rdrt Will operate forfeiture of the entire pen
ally o. the bond, or the Secretary OF the Treasury
quantities Of any articles shall be necessary 10 sup
ply the deficiency caused by such failure und charge
10 the cOntracturs my per ccntu Of the price which
Proposals unac ON 2anIed ~ a snti,i@tory FOND
will not bo considered and contracts will he aw led
0hy 70 established manufacturers OF, or dealers in,
the articles.
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned and
marked Proposals for stationery"
IN. Department reserves the right TO waive defects
JOHN SHERMAN
my2tSSWd Secretary Of the Treasury.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
Services To-Ntorrow.

The young evangelist, Rev. Thomas Harrison. at
DuubHrtOn street ". u. Church, Georgetown. On
sabbath there will be revival rcrviccJ ut eleven q.
NJ, three, aud quarter past seven p. III. At three
O'Clock y. All old fashioned Methodist love feast
The great revival In this church Is truly wonder
ml, and will he continued day and night next
week.
Rev. Alexander Kent tUniyersalIsD will preach
In TallmRdgc Hall Tomorrow at eleven q. III.
Services appropriate to children Sunday.
Rev. J. W. W. Pratt, Of Wilmington, Del, will
preach In All Souls Church sunday morning, Rt
eleven o'clock u IN. Nesper service In the evening
NJ eight +. IN. The public cordially invited
Right Rev. William II. Gross. bishop Of Savan.
nah, Ga, will preach at eleven o'clock at st. Domi-
mics Church tomorrow.
Rev. DIR. Rankin will preach on christian Bur-
ial an act of TRUTH tomorrow morning, In the
Congregational Church, and at =. IN. on Thou
shalt not bear false witness against thy ncighbOr."
Rev. Dr. Gray, pastor ofthc North baptist Church,
will Preach on The Biography of Enoch, or How
To walk with God" tomorrow evening.
Rev. DIR, AT. Mason will preach both morning
and evening Tomorrow in the Calvary Baptist
Church.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
Franklin Temperance Legion.

The friends of the Legion may expect pro-
gramme tonight excelling all the previous
efforts of the committee who have for the past
three months catered to amGse aud benefit the
public. Tonight they will present to their
audience the ooeretta Of The Hunters Daugh-
ter" which has been in preparation for several
weeks In addition to the Opcrelta a fine vocal
and instrumental concert will be given. The
regular Sunday afternoon meeting will be held
Tomorrow, commencing at half.past three
o'clock, Judge Nelson, j. T. Dunbar, and
other speakers will address the audience
Good singing may also be expected.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
LIntel Arrivals.

ST. JdHss-H T. Williams, San Francisco: Worth
New York; Hon + ID Colllns phadelphG 4
pie, New York; W a Graham, phiiRdelphlaJ c ri
bury and wifi, San fnnciScG ! u Christian, NeM
Il Crbert, Richmond, Va W Bartlett, Boston
Mass: j ltGgg!es Richmond, VG 4 Whlnry and
WIFE, Now York; Miss NJ l. Buckley, PhilRdelphiE ]
" y Nyer, Comm o = IIutchins aud lady, New York
J T. Jacobs, New York.
MSirOpOlid-MsC q H. Benson, Cnica 20; G s BollOCk
llrnpet3n. New York saundsrs, rhiladclphiGi !
White, New Jersey; G. JAnnpy, Richmond Va. X
OsnIpr New York; II G Say New York; IL 7 Rent
ley, Baltimore, Md; Il Roberts, Baltimore Md; Il {
Leach. Boston, Mass W IIrrry New York; IL & Me
Emery, city,
IHLrridL-AbrahGm Rich, IT, Maine; Thos F Shos
ser and family, Detroit, Mich; : W La:cele ,Scw
York; Clifford buckley, Riverside, New York y "
Pierce, Philadelphia
National Republican., 1878-05-25
District Affairs.
THE WATER DEPARTMENT.

THE WATER DEPARTMENT.
Water Registrar Cox has shown marked eff.
cheney IN the management Of the water de-
partmcnt sihce he assumed control, aud all
the affairs connected Herewith give evidence
of the good effect of the system adopted
Since he took charge Investigations have been
made into all the collateral branches of the
departments, errors corrected and defects
cured. One of the great drawbacks heretofore
has been the arrearage of water rents and de.
frauding the Government by the consumption
of more water than rent was paid for. , Iu at
tempting to ferret ont these cases much oppo.
stiOn WAS met with, but the pcrsisteucy OF the
Registrar has resulted In his success. BY the
adoption of stringent rules on tho defaulting
tax payers a large collection of rents has been
made. 1t was also discovered that on many
houses where the rent had been paid addi-
tiUnal stories hal been erected, and spiggots
and faucets increased in size until some houses
were using fully twice the quantity of water
that rent was paid for. 1t was also ascer-
tanned that in zone instances plumbers had
been induced to favor the landlords, to the det-
rment of the District treasury.
The Registrar Is satisfied that the tax Is
moro faithfully collected than 1t ever has been,
aud that the increase of revenue to the District
will be from $4,000 to $4,000. When he ell
tered upon the duties of the office he found
twenty seven inspectors, which he thought
more than was necessary for the service He
immediately discharged nine, and expects to
to he able to reduce the number to ten men.
which he thinks ample to perform the work
number of men are kept constantly flushing
pipes throughout the city In order to clear the
water and make II acceptable for drinking and
cooking purposes.
OPENING BIDS FOR sEwER-woRK.
Bids were opened yesterday as follows for
constructing the gravel basin aud sewer at the
intersection Of Maryland avenue, Boundary
street, and Bcnning's road James Cannon.
Sl79.S5; o. UiIara, $4O3.5O; J. J. De mond,
$!l6.70; J. G. Stafford, S252. As; W. II. Groat,
S2Gl; ii. Himbcr, S2S2.70; W. II. Wylie,
s2s4 .35; s. Carmody, S3i3.75. No award was
made.
LiCENsEs PAID BY STREET RAILROADS
The treasurer has submitted TO the Commits.
sioners table of the licenses paid by the
street railroad companies from March 90, 1871
to May 80, ls7s, from which the following
synopsis is taken: Washington and George
town Railroad Company, s2,3i4; Metropolitan
Railroad Company, S747; Columbia Railroad
Company, Sl7l; Capitol, North o Street and
South Washington Railroad Company, 1850;
Anacostia and Potomac Railroad Company Y,
SIS; Chariot Company, $50. The report
shows that In the Grst year there were l6g
cars run oil all the routes and thirty-three
chariots on Pennsylvania avenue.
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.
Permits for repairs have been issued as fol.
lows Mills Dean, No. Gl0 Massach asetts ave.
nue., 500; J. ii. Clarke q Co., No. 1920 Sew.
| enth street northwest, $50; Dr. p. Gleason,
New Jersey avenue and Boundary street, $50.
The receipts at the treasurcr's Office ycster.
day were $l6,3O1.3l; disbursements, 81 $50 20
National Republican., 1878-05-25
yEGETlN +.
yEGETlNE.
Y { G { I'll N (
For Dropsy.

CENTRAL FALLS, n. l.. October 10, 1877.
Dr. II. n STEVEss:-
II sa pleasure to give my testimony for your valu
able medicine. ! was sick for long lime viii
UrOpSU, under the doctors care. lie said II WA
UufST between tho Heart and LiTst. I received ne
benefit until commenced taking the Nsgetinc; IL
iact, was growing worse. have tried many RENE
dies; they did not help me. VEGETISE Is the m, dl
cine for DTOIsU bey,u feel he ter amer taking
few bolleJ have taken thirty bottles IN all. am
perfectly well-ncver felt better. No one can fee
more thankful than do. / am. dear sir, gratefully
yours, A. d. WHEELER.
NEgErISE-When the blood becomes lifelcss and
stgan either from change OF weather or of climate
wRnt OF exercise, Irregular Diet. or from any OhcI
cause, the NEgErISt Will renew the blood carry OIL
the putrd hunOTs cleanse the stomach regulate the
bowels and impart tone OF yigor to the whole body
National Republican., 1878-05-25
Miss Story's Testimonial.

In the complimentary testimonial to be
given Miss Annie Warren Story at Lincoln
Hall next Monday evening her numerous
friends and admirers will have an opportunity
of maniiesting by their presence their deserved
appreciation of the qualities of head and heart
OF that talented lady. Our information iu re-.
gard to the programme provided for the occa.
sion. and to the ladies and gentlemen selected
to render its various musical and literary
features, justfics a guarantee ofth excellence
OF the former and the acccptability and dis
tinguished abilities Of tho latter.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
An UsEM EyTy.
The Bench. Performance Tonight.

Inc beneht Performance To-NRht-
The Theatre Comique should 10 packed this
evening on the occasion Of the benefit ten
dered those indefatigable managers, Mcssrs.
Budd and O'Neill. There has been great
rivalry among tho friends of both gentlemen
as TO who can sell the largest number of tick
cts, with the most gratifying results. Among
the attractions which will be presented are
Mile. D0mers celebrated female minstrels
and statue troupe, Mr.. viii Morton In = budget
Of choice songs, Reynolds and walling in one
Of their character spceialtics, and grand
sparring contest for a valuable goblet between
Professor Donnclly and an unknown There
should be large turnout, as the benefciarics
deserve recognition at the hands of our amuse-
ment seekers
National Republican., 1878-05-25
Entertainment at Washington Female SEMI
nuLX.

Tho entertain ment given last evening by
the Young Ladies' Temperance Union, at the
Washington Female Seminary, 1923 Twelfth
street, presented the varied attractions of
nusi cal ctfusinns and literary rcctatiOns.
with the seilsOuable uccUmpanimcnts Of straw
berries aud cream. The excellence Of the Sc
leCt0Es incident to the occasion aud the talent
aud culture exhibited by the fair partcpa nts
elected the hearticst appreciation and apprc.
citation of those vino were privileged to at
fond
National Republican., 1878-05-25
AnImterestlng EYent.

The ceremonies attendant upon the institu-
tion of the May Festival at st. Aloysius
Industrial School yesterday afternoon served
to attract an immense throng. The interest of
the occasion was enhanced by the formal IN
auguration of the CrOtto of "Our Lady of
LDurdes" The floral decorations were superb,
the shrine being ilnbcddod in choice cxotics.
The audience was addressed by Rev. Fathers
jenkins and Ciampi, aud the pupils belonging
to the seminary rendered number Of choice
selections IN u pleasing manner.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
Inst Thursha,,. shootIng Case.

Joseph Crcamer, who accidentally shot
Michael O'Brien last Thursday afternoon, gave
bail in the sum Of 500 yesterday in the Police
Court, to await the result Of his carclcssncss
A note was received by Judge Smell from tho
attending physician, saying that the injured
lad was ont Of danger, but that his escape from
instant death was almost miraculous, as the
shot entered on both sides Of the thorax but
did not penetrate any vital part.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
Class-IsnII shooting.

The sportsmen's Club meet this afternoon,
at four o'clock, on Kalorama heights, head of
Twenty.frst street, for practice and pleasure
in Glass-ball shooting. large attendance of
those int, rested in field sports is anticipated,
and a cordial invitation is extended TO all who
desire to pnrticinatc
National Republican., 1878-05-25

JUDGE r. b, CARPENTER, originally OF
CoynptOn, Ky, but who has resided in South
Carolina for the past twelve years. has deter.
mined to remove To Denver, Colorado, where
lsSwill resume the practice Of tho law. In
30 Judge Carpenter was the reform candi-
dato for Governor of South Carolina, and was
soon after reelected to the circuit bench,
which position he filed with credit to himself
and advantage to the State until the summer
Of 1877. lie l. an able lawyer.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
IInAAnIl I-uINnrallN 4

The president, Rev. W. W. Patton, d. D.,
will preach the baccalaureate sermon to tho
graduating class iu the college chapel to-mor-
row afternoon, at five o'clock The college
commencement will occur on Tuesday evening,
May %, at the same place. The friends of the
institution are invited to attend on both these
occasions.
National Republican., 1878-05-25

llvered yesterday to the United States Treas
urer, United States notes SI3G 600; national cur
yency, t205, 900; per cent. coupon comsO's
$4,000; per cent. registered conspls,
81 ,237, 600
National Republican., 1878-05-25
Mendeissohn Quintettc Club, OF Boston.

In response to the terms Of M invitation
extended by large number of citizens Of mu-
steal taste, including many prominent ma
tional officials, the celebrated Mendelssohn
Quintettc Club, Of Boston, will give concert,
at Lincoln Hail. on Wednesday evening Of the
coming week. The fame of the "Mendclssohns'
aud the distinguishing elegance ard attractive
ness OF thcir entertainments assure the great
est success TO the proposed concert. Reserved
seats can bo secured at MctZerott's.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
Amusements Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATEE-Chamragn and Oysters.
New Advertisements,

New Advertisements.
Ncgetinc for drOpsy.
J. u. CrOsSman-retition.
PawnbrOker's sale Of unrcdctmed pledges.
Wanted-A situation In one Of the Departments.
Proposals for statiomcry-TTcNsury Department.
Concert by the famous Mendelsuhn Qulntette
Club.
Coldcn's Licbig's Liquid Extract Of Beef and
Tonic lnvgurntpr
National Republican., 1878-05-25
GEORGETOH HN NEUS.
RIVER FRONT,


Arrlved-schooners T. Morris Perot, Rau-
dolph, New York; George Il. Vrecand, Van
Clecf, Providence; L. r. Kirk, Newton, Phia-
delphia.
Cleared-Schooners r. Morris Perot Ran
dolph, Hoboken, with 462 tons Of coal George
X. Vreeland, Van Cleef, Allan's Point, with
$50 tons Of coal L. G. Knight, jr., Hantley,
Fall River with $50 tons Of coal.
TO ARRIVE.
Several foreign vessels arc expected to ar
rive in Georgetown in few days to load with
C oal for Cuba and other Spanish ports. Most
of tn csc foreign shipments have heretofore
been made from Baltimore, but the trade now
seems to be diverted toward the Potomac
River ports of Georgetown and Alexandria.
The reason for this is the improved manner In
handling the coal, both in Alexandria nd
Georgetown. The vessels to arrive are the
brig Sullivan and the schooner st. Croix.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
J. Williams, Philadelphia, and r. Talbcrt
Montreal, Can, are at the West End Hotel.
The complimentary benefit given to Mr.. J.
W. Smith by the Dashaway Club, at Forrest
Hall, last night, was very fine affair. The
ladies and gentlemen who tnok part in the en-
tcrtainment were repeatedly encored aud conf
PEELED to make second appearance before the
fOOtlights.
About four o'clock yesterday afternoon a
man named J. T. Rooney, while hosting mud
from the canal, had his foot mashed DR.
Son ncnschmidt amputated one Of his toes. lie
WAS taken to his home, above the Aqucduct
Bridge, aud will be taken to Providence Ho!,
pital to-day.
National Republican., 1878-05-25

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants:
II. A. McDOnalp aud Lillian L. Shreve'
W. H. Gray and Jennie Thomas.
Solomon Green aud Matilea Howell
Albert Whiting and Elizabeth Weaver.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
National Ilientrc.

Mr. George c. Bonifacc, known throughout
the United States as an actor distinguished for
his brilliant abilities, will appear at the Ma
tional next Monday evening May "a in his
attractive play entitled The Soldiers Trust"
with the support Of company especially sc.
lected for the projected engagement.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
GOVERNMENT SALES,
GOVFRNMENT SALE.

JEFTEHsOSvILLE, I'M. April ~, 1879
WIN be sold at the JcfersOnvlllo ID pot Of the Quar-.
termasters Department. on WEDNESDAY, MAY 90,
H'sAt ten o'clock a. M under the direction OF Lieu.
tcnant:Coonel James a. Fkn, Depot Quartermister,
lot Of QuaTerinnsters Stores, Clothing, Equipage
and Material cossting Of4OO feet Hose, 500 feet elt
ing. " pounds Castings 1870 pounds Scrap Iron, GER
tin Harness And Harness parts, certain Wagon Beds
and WAGON parts Washing MaChincs, MRnge -
lMlery fOrges, certain assorted Tools 100 BedsaCk
tpO Cnnlp Kettles, 10 Drums, 40 shelter Tents, H.
Tent Pins certain Flags, 40 yards silesln 61OgI
Buttons, 30 yards White Flannel, ~ Tents, D.
rounds Cotton, Linen. aud Flannel Cuttings
pounds Rope Cuttings, aud many other mtscelUne
articles.
Terms cash, In United States nlnds.
The property can be examined at any time beiUrg
the day Of sale. between tho hours OF nnG o'clock g.
NJ, aud three O'Clock y. Property TO be removed
at expense OF purchaser i.hin hye days from date
OF sale. ADDISON lkNRRErr
ap2sBt Captain and NJ. y. X.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
VEGETINE
For Sick Headache.

EvANsviLLE, Ism, January !, 1873
Mn. II. II. SrEvESs:-
DRAR SIE.-I have used your VEGETISE for SICK
Utdducht and bee greatly benefited thereby. have
every reason to believe II to he good medicine.
MRs JAMES CONNER.
al Third street
National Republican., 1878-05-25
A. ASCH ION,
French Steam Dyeinq and Securing,

~ ELEVENTH STREET.
on the West side, bet. Pennsylvania ave. and Il 81.
Ladies', Gcntemens and Childrens clothes cleaned
without taking them to pieces. All kinds Of Rhnwls
and silks done up equal to new. Feathers cleaned
aud dyed Special attention paid to cleaning and
dyelng Kid Gloves All Jobs READY for delivery within
tWCnty-iOur hours.
THE ONLY FRENCH DYER IN THE CITY.
apf2tly
National Republican., 1878-05-25
As an Illustration

Ofwhat the market affords In the line Of youths
boys and chi!drCnF clothing We cOuI1 not do better
thnn refer 10 the extensive stock now exhibited al
he B0ys Clothing House Of Il. Robinson 4 Co
9O9 PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
National Republican., 1878-05-25

NJ. Il. Rohrer, trustee, to N. L. Whitney,
trustee, for 1850, lot D, square I41. X. X.
Hawlcy to T. B. Gross, for $500 lots 3 aud
1, square s26 Charles Henderson to J. +. VOL
lard, for 800. sub.lot 20, square l095, l..
Shaw ct. al, trustees, to Olive R,sloy Seward +,
for Sj,i3G.34; lot o, square ~. Samuel Cross,
ct. al, trustee, to II. X. llawley, for 5000 /;
lots 3 and I, square s26.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
ROUND TRIP, SO.
FEET..THOUSkNDS

OF The experienced public patron!se pr; WHITES
Melknown establishment, opposite Wlllnrd's Hotel,
for reliei fom snd avoidance Of Curs, Bunious In:
growing and Club Nails, Vascular EScTescsnces, and
other complaints Of the feet Established In Wash.
ington u. C., IN 1881. Fee, u per visit. my23
NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAssENGE ERS.
The steamer ARROW Captain Frank Hollinr%
head Is the only boat allowed to land passengers al
Mount Vernon Wharf Passenger taking this
steamer (Which Is connected with tue Ladies' Mount
Vernon Association) avoid riding In Rmbulauces
tlTae miles Us by other lines
Grounds
Steamer leaves Seventh street wharf DAILY, Gun
day eSCapted) at 10 ~ M. and returns about D. IN.
J. MCH. HOLLIN8SWORTH,
supt Ladies Mount Vernon Association.
FRANK nOLlINGsHEAD ID, str. ARROW. jy..u
National Republican., 1878-05-25
Indications

For Middle Atlantic States falling followed by
rising Barometer southcastcrly winds, shining to
westerly or southwest, and occasional rains, fol.
lowed by warmer, partly cloudy weather.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
PLACES or WORSHIP.
Location Of Churches, Name Of Pastor, and
Hours Of Religious Exercises,

The morning services In all the churches
Churches at four o. m, -, and evening services are
held In the churches generally at 7:3O O'Clock
The following Is list OF the more prominent places
OF wOrship In the District.
National Republican., 1878-05-25

HEADACHE--There are various causes for head
ache arrangement of the circulating system Of the
digestive organs, OF the nervous systeni &c. NnGE-
TISE can he said to b. sure remedy for the many
kinds OF headache ss acts directly upon the various
CAUSES Of this complaint, Nervousness Indigestion.
rOstiyeness, Rheunatisin Neuralgia, BilIOusness,
&c. Try the VEGETISE You will never regret II.
National Republican., 1878-05-25

AVER Il Sons MANUAL contains more infOrmA
Of value to advertisers Than any other publication
Sent JrCs Address n. W. Aver 4 SOns, Advertising
Agents, Times Building, Philadelphia
National Republican., 1878-05-25
National 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Passenre. Trains.
Il BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DErc1, SIXTH AND n
srREErs

Al BALTIMORE AND ONO DEror, NEW JERSEY AVE
SCE AND sTRELT.
Morning. Ftpnfnc
et:is. n. Y, Phil q Bn@ er sI,sO baltimore rccom
-. baltimore express 40, Baltimore accom-.
f@, Western express. 500 y Y, phil 4 Bos eS.
t2.HnltlmOre accom-. s:.O Western Mall.
III, fred. hc., MET. hr'c .a:87 Baltimore accom-.
*, Baltimore Annapolis. .Gt, Baltimore express
and way, T;2l Western express
eA, hnrtinsburg and Ha- 500, naltlmIre press
lerptown &C, Met br'ch. sEi5, n Y, Phil & Bos eA.
sIo.sO, Baltimore accom-. lG+S Baltimore accom-.
D:N, baltimore express
ARRIVE daily. Others Sundays excepted.
1e- For the time OF departure OF rilns see adver
nsements elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-05-25

NouSG PiOPLB do pay attention To your teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them, lie wise in time
Clean them daily with THURsToS's IVORY PRARL
TOOTH POWDER, the most perfect dentrihce known.
II will keep them through life In good condition
white and sOuna. VIII harden the gums sweelen
National Republican., 1878-05-25

No REMEDY in the world ever came into such
universal use, has so fully won the confidence OF
mankind, as AYERS CmERKY PECroRAL, for the
cure ofcOughs, colds, and consumption
National Republican., 1878-05-25
Mothers. Mothers. Mothers.

Don't hil to procure MRS, wISsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP for all diseases Of teething In children 1t
relieves the child from pain, cures wind collie
regulates the bowels, and, by giving relief and
health 70 the child, gives rest 10 the mother.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
HEFORE rue 20 INIrTEE9,

The House District Committee yesterday
agreed to report mvorably Mr.. IIuntOn's bill to
quiet real estate iu the District. Several sam.
pies of alleged olcomargariue butter submitted
TO the committee were sent to the Agricultural
Department for ANALYSIS.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
The Iiouds of wedIock.

LARGE assortment of ready made pants our own
make. Roman n OK JJ7 Seventh street northwest.
National Republican., 1878-05-25

OuR Black Flannel Suits great Success. EiscnGn
Bros, corner Seventh and streets,
National Republican., 1878-05-25
VEGETINE
For Kidney Complaint and
Nervous Debility.

IsLnSBoRo, MI, December 2s, 1877.
Mr.. ii. r. STEvkss:-
DEAN SIR-I had had q cough for eighteen yeArI,
when commenced taking the NEGETiSE was
very low my system d,bllltEted by diseNse. |
had the hfdLpy UHppLdiH and was very NITROUS
cJuih bud, lungs sore. when had taken one boti 20
and II strengthens me. | I'm nov able to do my
work. Never have found anything like the VEGE-
TINE know 1t is everything II is rec.mmended TO
be- Mrs. A. J. PENDLEIOS.
VEIETISE is nourishlng and strengths ing; puri.
hes the blood; regulates tile bowels qu Il the
Gus system acts directly upon the sccreions, and
arous, 8 the whole system to action