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Dated April 20. 1919.
CHERIFFs SALE.

State Of Michigan, Circuit Court for the County
OF Alpena.
Albert L. Power and William II. Phelps, vs.
Lewis BLOW.
BY virtue Of writ Of execution, issued out OF
and under the seal of the Circuit Court for the
county of Alpena, State of Michigan, to me di-
rected and delive. ed did on the 3lst day Of De-
cember A. D., 1871, levy upon all the right, title
and interest Of Lewis BLOW. in and 20 the follow
ing described real estate, situated in township
thirtyone 1911 north. OF range seven ~ east, coun-
ty Of Alpens, described Ms the southwest quarter
Of the southeast quarter OF section twenty, go,
which said property shall expose for sale at
public auction or vendue, to the highest bidder as
the Law directs, at the front entrance 70 the Cir
cult Court room, in Potters Bros brick block, on
Second street, in the city Of Alpena, that being
the building in which the Circuit Court, for the
county Of Alpena is heidi on Monday the nth
day OF june, 1878, at ten o'clock in the iore-
noon Of that day.
+. Fl. DYER, Sheriff.
J. ID. HOLMES, Atty for Plaintiffs.
Dated Alpena, April 20, 1873. Slw7.
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IN MIXED CARDS, with name, lOc. Agents
Nv outfit l0c. l.. JONES & CO., Nassau, n. Y
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ThOs. MCGinn,

City Surveyor and County Surveyor of Alpena
County. Office at the Union House, Alpena.
Terms cash. No waiting for pay for three or six
mouths.
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Sealed tenders will be received by the under
signed until the 9Th day Of May. 1878, for furnish
ing the City with lumber for the ensuing year.
j. ID. TURNBULL,
Comptroller, city Of Alpena.
Dated April 70, 1873.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
IN HONEST Confession.


Editor National Republican:
sIR Referring to Dr. c. II. Bowen's letter In this
evenings issue Of the Sdr, would state that the
prescription described therein was put up, In my
absence, by my clerk, Mr.. r. G. Hines, during the
afternoon Of the 5th instsut
Mrs. Behrsnd, or Mrs Herman, As she called her
self, said she wanted only the pure acid, and, as
We had nothing but the dilute acid she took the
prescription and said she would try and get 1t OF
some other druggist. Aftcr a short time she re-
turned, and said she could not obtain anywhere
anything but the dilute acid and, as my store was
OIL her way home, she thought she would come by
and get what we had shc was In 90 great hurry
that when my clerk placed the vial containing the
acid OH the counter, to write label for II, she
picked L up and huriedy len the store, saying she
had no time to wait not allowing him to label IT, as
should have been done. She seemed perfectly
sane, and, by her actions, lie say. no one would
imagine she had any desire to take her own life.
During the evening Of the same day, q lady
whom presume to have been Mrs. Behrend, came
In, seeming much excited, mud said her servant
had swallowed handful Of Paris green, which she
was using to eSterminnte ants. She had sent the
girl home with another servant, who instructed 70
see a certain phb,lcian on the way She appeared
much distressed, and wanted TO know whether
thought the poison would kill the girl or not She
could not go out to zee the girl that night, but
wanted to send DR.. Bowen to sec her: A. he was
not At home, she knew not whnt TO do. The girl
lived, she said, out Fourth street. exactly where
she did not know.
Please insert this in your next issue, and obligc
yours respectfully, EDW. r. PETTESGlLL,
Cor. sixth aud Massachusetts, avenue northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

The Board of Health met at their rooms last even.
ing. Present Drs. Verdi and Cox. and Messrs. War
den and Marbury.
House No. IA Twelfth street northeast and
wooden structure In Pierce's alley were condemned
as unfit for habtation and the health officer was
directed to have them pulled down.
The mortdary report for the month Of November
was read and ordered to be filed: The mortality OF
the District of Columbia for the month Of Noyem-
bcr 1877, was 2Sj (35 more than corresponding
month of last year,; annual death-rate per ], 600
n 375-whito l6.27S coored IS 400; births (report
annual rate of increase per 900 by births treport-
ed over deaths, 5.2j0-white 1880, colorcd 1888
A communication was received from the super.
intendcnt Of the Reform School, asking permission
to deposit night soil on that property. Referred to
health officer for investigation.
The attorney OF the board, Judge Warden, sub
mittcd amendments to be inserted III the bill being
considered by the House District Committee TO pro
vide permanent form Of government for the Dis
trict. Among the provisions of the bill arc the fol-
lowing: Regulating and providing for admission to
hospitals asylums, alms- houses, and ininnaries
within the District: visiting and inspecting the
same whenever required. The board is also charged
with the revision Of the sanitary rules and rcgnla
tons and obscryances and usages Of all hospital
| buildings which, though rot established by au.
thOrity Of law are essentially of public character
| The board shall have the power to require the
draining filling up, or reducing to proper grade as
point of view of any lot or lots within the District.
Where such necessity is by said board found TO
exist as to any property Of nonresident or Of
draining, filling up or reducing to proper grade
may be done under the order and direction Of the
said board, and tho cxpengc Of such draining I'LL.
ing up, reduction shall be certified to the proper
officers Of said District who shall cause the same 10
be assessed upon the property on which the said
work shall be done, and the amount SO assessed
ii shall be collected other taxes are collected In
the District Of Columbia.
Tho board then went Into executive session.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
A Brilliant Reception at Mrs. Carrolps Resi-

The elegant residence of Mrs W. W. Carroll was
the last evening Of Of the most brilliant
receptions of the season. All remember the noted
wedding OF Mr.. J. W. Wheeler Bcal nee Carroll
Mr.. and Mrs. Benl has Just returned to Washington
and with the exception Of the recent ball at Ma
RIMS this is their first appearance in society The
hours for receiving were from four to six o'clock
and the Aprl-like dcy of SUNSHINE and shower did
not prevent hundreds Of guests from paying their
respects to the ladies receiving. At the entrance
Of the spacious saloon parlOrs Mrs W. T. Carroll in
q toilet of rich black gTOs grain with brocRded vel
vet trlmping and chrimicl fringe, with cluster of
roses at her throat and lovely dress cap Of crepe
lice, cordially welcomed her guests. She was as
sisted by her daughter Mrs. lIargard whose toilet
was light layander damakse, with q light shade of
salmon, combined with fringe Mis- General Car:
black satin, with magnificent Jet trimming Mrs.
General Carroll. q handsome blonde, looked ele.
filling blonde hair coffered high, with let orna.
memts. Mrs. J. W. Wheeler Beal looked charm.
ney swee! In her peach c9lored SIX. with old gold
gerniture, drNped with vines and flowers. Her
Mrs. Deal was the life of the party, passing hither
and thiiher looking after the pleasure Of the guests
Little Miss Nellie Carroll hostess of herself wore
blue silk, with pink trimmings The other ladies
assisting were Mrs. aud Miss Lansdale, wife and
daughter of DR.. landslide. United States navy re.
Gently from, abroad. This is Miss Lansdale tfirst
Young lady and Mrs. Dr. Lansdale charming
ma,rOn. Among the hundreds OF guests may bt
named Chicf.JuStice and Mrs Drake, General and
Mr.. sherman, aud Miss Eleanor sherman, Genera
and Mrs. BabcOck, General and Mrs. Pelouzc, Gen
cral Burnside, Misses PendlctOn, General and Mrs.
Robinson, General, Mrs. and Mis- Turner Mrs
wGrtmOuth, General Maxwell, General Michler
| Mn. General Key, Major and Mrs. McKenley, Mrs
General Tyner aud General Hastings Mrs. Kel
wore black silk, Mrs. Tyner black velvet with jc
ornaments that were highly becoming her fair fac
and prctty.hair; Mt and Mrs. Goddard, Mr.. Addison
Miss Woodruff, General aud Mrs. Meigs, Mrs. Nor
| gOmey Megs, Miss Megs, Rear Admiral and Mr..
| Poor, Mrs. WescOtt, Mrs. Tyler General and Mrs.
| Bccksweth, General and Mrs Emory, General an,
| Mrs MRulsby General aud Mrs Thompson, Mn
and Miss Niles, Mrs. Kmdleberg, Csptaii and Mn
| Garland, Captain and Mrs. Upshur, lie Cheyale
Ernest De Tacera, Secretary Legation Leone
eTai and Mrs. benjamin, Mr. and Mrs. james Elm
| bry Miss Lou Bell Embry, Lieutenant and Mn
| Blocker, Mr. aud Mrs. Anderson, Mr.. Tours
| Wood, Mr.. Carroll Mercer, Mrs. Secretary an
| Misses Eyarts, Mrs. and Miss Myer, Mrs Captai
| llowgHIe, Mrs. Thorn, Miss Ward Mrs. Goldsbop
General aud Mrs. Thompson, and Mr.. Jack Merce
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

Yesterday. while the case Of the United States W..
Burgess WIS pending in the Criminal Court the
counsel for the defendant took occasion to refer to
the detectives Of the city, aud spoke of Thorn in
manner far from complimentary Amer the argu.
mrnt closed Justice Wylic, In his instructions to
the Jury and review Of the evidence. speaking of
the detective system said: In all important cases
II had become common practice for the counsel
for the defense 10 dcnouncc detectives and degrade
them before jurics and the public. What were the
duties Of detectives? They were employed in pro-
teCng the lives aud property of the citizens. So
C!ety would he bedlam without them. ClyiliLl-
ton could not exist Justice could not hold sway
and crime would override II. Why, then, should
they be covered with obloquyT
They should not therefore, be denounced for
periunning their duty. Detectives were not any
better witnesses than good ctizcns; but their op.
pDTtunities were better for detecting and proving
crimes than of those persons In the ordinary walk
OF life II they were disposed to tell the truth do
not know of better elias of witnesses In court OF
justice than the detectives TO be sure there were
bad men among them, take the class vi u whole,
men who would for money betrhy Justice and
screen criminals; but as for that, there were bad
men In every class Of society. have no sym.
PATTY In their dcnuncatOn. They are useful.
Leave the detectives 10 fight their way without the
support Of court and jury, and destruction would
be brought upon the interests Of law.abiding citi
Zcns ] sec no reason why disCrcdit should be
thrown upon the testimony Of the detectives.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

Rev DR.. Bartlett. president of Dartmouth College,
is expected to preach tomorrow morning in the
Congregational Church. corner of Tenth and q
streets, and Rev. Dr. Rankin in the evening
Rev. Dr. Gray will occupy the pulpit both morn
ing and evening tomorrow, IN the North Baptist
Church. Fourteenth street near II. In the evening
there will DC childrcus service, at which he will
preach upon Giants, and how to fight them"
Rev. DR.. W. W. Patton will preach tomorrow
evening, ut four o'clock, i'll the Howard Univer-
sty.
The Young Peoples Association of Hamline
S sl,i ~ VIII noiu nee'nR ",mrp" enenint ~
guidance Of Major II. A. Hall. Mr. George BAN
croft will lead the singing.
Rev. DR.. Mason will preach at the usual hours
tomorrow IN the Calvary Baptist Church, corner
Eighth aud II streets lie will take for his subject
in the morning, "The Bible the magic mirror"
Rev. Dr. J. ". Parker will preach at the E-street
Baptist Church ct eleven a. IN. Theme: The
Doctrine of the Everlasting suffering of Impeni.
tent Sinners neither Unjust nor Unreasonable"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

district Cdsss.-Samucl shackels will board at the
farm for thirty days as he could not give good
account of himself William Lane and Michael
Lanhaddy, two "ya.S," will leave the branch in
ninety days. Apply Anderson was fined go or
thirty days in the workbouse for carrying billy.
John Burk's face looked like yard.stck when 10
was assessed 81 for o5structng the footwsy by drv-
ing his cart across a pavement. John W Y. Myers
paid 81 for failing 10 remove the snow from his
sidewalk. Timothy O'Connrll kept his bar open
after midnight, for which he was required to de.
post saw. buck. George T. Price was fined IS for
being disOr,ierly In the county. George Robey and
Peter Washington, charged with being loud and
bO!steruus were discharged, the evidence not being
sufficient 10 convict them.
IHi','i States ctws.-A uO',e pros. was entered In
the case Of Sarah Russ, charged with the larceny
Jackson, threats against Frank Hayes. dismissed.
Margaret Bmdy, charged with the larceny Of Il
trunk and handbook from Ida Lucas, was dis
missed, rs she was proven not guilty Of any
intent to steal the goods The case of Jesse
Woods, charged with making threats against
Fannie Warren, was dismissed owing to
the nOn-apICaTanCe of complaining witness
Joseph ii. Tai charged with assnulung Mns. Annie
Burkiite by running over her ut the corner OF Sew
enth street aud fGnnsyIvania avenue. A contin'
cure important witnesses. Charp Us Is. Calhoun wa
arlNigned for stealing = roosterfrom James Ma
honey continued until day. William BrOOkcr
bonds. William Martin aud Oppy Anderson Wer,
fined s. each for nssRultimg John Marshall. An
other case against Martin was called for assault
on Mary Barton, but as the witnesses failed Il
identify him he was discharged. Oppy Anderson
assault on Frank Quander; dismissed. william
Martin and Oppy Anderson were then arraipnIet
for usSaulting Albert Middleton. Martin was dis
charged aud Anderson fined s.. John Bank
struck John lyfes IN the head with stove-lid, io
which he was asked 10 pay eco Daniel Ready,
small white boy plead guilty 10 the charge Of steal
| ing 4 silk handkerchief from Wilmot Harris, To-
| which he was assessed u V. Raymond Burch wa
| muctod a similar sum for the larceny of BOOB
| from Miss Fanny Burchell. Charles Hughes pNiC
W for maintaining nuisance ON his premises
| nuu,Rnce, but tho evidence not being sufficient h,
was dismissed. The two cOnstabcs WimsRtt ant
itaney, charged with stealing safe, were dis
| CharHsd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
yEGETINE.
VEGETINE
PURIFIEs THE BLOOD,
Renovates and Invigorates the
Whole System.
Its Medicinal Properties are Altera-
tive, Tonic, Solvent, and Diuretic.

vEGETINE is made exclusively from the juices OF
strongly concentrated that will eectnay cradle tie
UTOUS HUMOR, TCMORs, CANCER, CANCER
sYPHILllIC DISEASES, GANKEP. PAINTINGS
impure blood. sS!ATIGA, INELAMMA T0RY and
aud SPINAL COMPLAINTS can only be enectually
curei through the bic !. .., -,
SKIN, PUSrULkS, PIMPLFs. BL0TCHES, HOLLIS,
TErrER, SCALD HEAD, and RlNGWOhM NKTE-
TINE has never ailvd TO effect permanent cure
For PAINS IN THE RACK, KIDNEY COM
PLANTS, DROPSY, FEMALE WEAKNESS, LEU:
CORRIItEA, arising from internal liberation and
uterine diseases and general debility, NEHETlNE
reclly upon the of these complaints. II
invigOratcs and strengt hens the whole system acts
upon the Eecreiive organs aays Inflammation cures
liberation, and regulates the bowels
For CATARRH DYSPEPSIA. IIABIrUAL COS
TIVENESS, PALPITATION OF THE HEART.
HEADACHE, PILES, NERVOUSNESS, and gene
raj prostration Of the Nervous System, medicine
has given such perfect satisfaction the NE6l
TINE II puriies The blood cleanses all Of the or
gans and possesses controlling power over the ner
vous system. -
The remarkable cures effected by VEGETINE have
induced many physicl ans and apothecarts whom We
know TO prescribe and use II In their families
In fact, VEiETISEi Is the best remedy yet dlscoy.
cred for the above discusses and Is the only reliable
BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the public.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
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want to Sell a Carriage,
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Want to Sell House and Lot,
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Want to Buy Secondhand CarriaEe,
Want to Sell Agricultural Implements,
Want To find anything you have Lost,
vast 10 Advertise anything TO Advantage,
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OF THE DAILY NATIoShI REPUBLiCAS,
HAVING LARGER CALCULATIONS THAN AL
OTHER MORNING JOURNALS IN WASHING
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

Are not the many testimonials given for the differ
ent complaints satisfactory TO amy reasonable person
suffering from any disease above that they
can be cured? Head the different testimonials given,
aud no one can doubt. In many OF these Cases the
persons say that their pain and suffering cannot be
pressed In OF Scrofula where, apparently
the whole body was ono mass OF corruption. II
VEGErINE will relieve pain, cleanse, purify, and
cure such diseases, restoring the patient TO perfect
health afttr trying different physicians, many RENE:
dies suffering for year, ~ II moi conclusive proof u
you arc a sufferer, you can be cured? Why Is this
medicine performing such great cures9 1t works in
the blood In the circulating fluid II can truly be
called the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER The great
source OF disease originates In the blood and no med
iine that does act directly upon IT, 70 purify and
renovate, has any lust claim upon public attention
from change of weather or climate want Of exercise,
IRE yular diet, or from any other cause, the NEGE-
TINE will renew the blood, carry on the puTid hu:
mOrs, cleanse the stomach. rega ate the bowels, and
npart q tone OF vigOr TO the whole body. The con.
YtiOn Is IN the public mind well M In the medical
profession that the remedies supplied by the vegea-
Bile Kingdom are more safe, more successful ~ The
cure OF disease, than mineral medicines. NkGETINE
Compressed Of roots barks and herbs II IL pleasant
To take, and Is perecly ue to give 70 an Infant Dc
you need IT. DO not hesitate 10 Try H. You will never
regret II.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
CITT ITEMS.

YorSo PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them. he wise in time.
Clean them daily with THURsToS's Ivory PEARL.
Tooru POWDER, the most perfect dcntrifce known.
II will keep them through life In good condition.
white and sound, will harden the gums, swecten
the breath, end prevent toothache. Sold by oil
druggists. rs and 80 cents per bottle.
ARE you bilious, troubled with headache, dizzy
ness, sick stomach, constipation, &c2 Are you dys.
peptlc, nervous, dull, and lanRuid? Averse to all
cxertion. Is your life miscrablc7 You require u
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood. Take QuiRK's IRISH TEA. the great house.
hold remedy. It will soon relieve you. Sold BY. all
druggists 25 cents per package, which makes a
quart OF medicine.
WELLS MACuISE-srRrAp STRENGTHENING PIAsr.
ERE are still the best known. Their curative pow.
ers far surpass all others.
HARD times demand economy: practice II by
renov waiting your sOiled gloves with JoUvES's mo.
DERous KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price Is cents pei
bottle.
Is your hair harsh, dry and stif2 Does II refuse
To curl? Dress 1t with THoMrsoS's PoMADE OPTIME
An olcuginous compound Of singular merits. i
will improve 1t. Sold ty druggists, &c. Price %
and 50 cerb per bottle
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

Supreme Court OF the United states.
FRIDAY, Feb, 8, 1878.
On motion Of Mr.. c. L. Hooker, Frank Johnston,
esq, of Jackson Miss, was admitted to practice.
ON motion Of Mr.. Y. A. Bangs William +. shep-
ard, esq, Of New York city, was admitted to prac'
tice.
on motion Of Mr.. J. W. johnson, William W.
Old, Of Norfolk, Va, was admitted to practice.
on motion of Mr.. J. b. Henderson, r. NJ. Cock.
rell esq. of WGrrensburg Mo-, was admitted to
practice.
No. 2l3 Andrew J. Hutchinson. appellant, vs..
The Steamboat Northfeld, &c. Argument continued
by Mr.. Miles Beach for appellee. and concluded by
Mr. II. J. Scudder for appellant.
No. 2lI. Isabella Clark, appellant, vs.. John $.
Beecher, assignee. Argued by Mr. W. y. SHEPARD
for appellant, and by Mr.. =. n Bangs for appellee.
=, No: 2i5. Asa Hodges, appellant, VS.. Nelson @.
Hewitt. Continued.
No. &c. The County OF Ray, plaintiff In error, VS..
Horntio u. Nansyclc Argued by Mr.. J. u. Hender.
son for defendant in error, and submitted by Mr..
7. NJ Cockrell on brief Of ". =. Everett for plaintiff
Ia errJr.
No. rs. 4. D. Williams, appellant VS.. johnson
Hagood substituted. &c.
No. 90. John +. southern ct al, appellant, VS..
johnson HagoOd, substituted, &c. Passed.
Adjourned until Monday at twelve O'Clock.