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National Republican., 1878-06-05
The Hoard of Ipnltb.

Tho Board Of Health held no meeting last
night, as DIR. Verdi and Mr.. Marbury were the
only members who put in an appearance. Tho
following is n report of tho operations of the
Health Office for the week ending June /:
Su!sanceS reported, 31S; referred. ~; nbated
40; referred 10 Commissioners |; official notices
issued, II citizens complaints 3s; causes of death
investigated, -; investigations for local cause OF
disease. scarlet fever D tons Of garbage re.
moved, lSi; dead animals remlNed, 2U7 privicS
demned-2G6 punches fish, Is bushels oysters md
Tl6 crabs. CuwhOleSUme food cOndcmned-sIs
pounds beef, y pounds veal, y pounds bacon -
pounds pork. Is cabbagcs, lij bunChCs Tudishes y
punches rhubarb 10 bushels peas and 81 cucum.
bcrs. Pound repOrt-AnimalS hnpOundcd, Ill re-
deemed, II; killed, l27; sold, 81 amount realized
sD
National Republican., 1878-06-05
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

Miscellaneous matter on third page.
Regular Congress report on third page.
-Roose sends New York papers in advance.
Court calendar and routine legal news on
third page
A correspondent. who assumes the nom dc
plume of Anxious" suggests the propriety of
establishing in this city an evening school for
drill in parliamentary usages.
Colonel A. i. Mcacham, the woll-knOwn
and eloquent friend of the Indian, will dis
cuss the theme What shall VIC do with the
Indiau?" at All Souls Church this evening.
A corral of furniture wagons and push
carts surrounded Willard's Hotel yesterday,
and for time during the day the halls
swarmed with ladies inspecting the furniture
to be sold.
MIR. c. NJ. Parks was licensed an ovangc-
list by the Washington City Prosbytery at its
meeting last Monday for missionary work in
Utah. In the report in yesterdays REPUBLI-
CAN it WAS enormously stated that he was
licensed as "probationist.'
Two hundred and seventy five dogs were
killed at the pound from the 10Th Of May to
June l. and POuud-M Master Einstne says the
number would have been much greater but for
the rainy weather, which has caused the loss
VI several days.
The distinguished physician, surgeon,
snd author, Professor W. Paine of Philadcl-
phia. will be ut the office of Drs. Paine Il Bland,
s55 Missouri avenue all day tomorrow, where
he may be consulted personally by those who
thoosc to avail themselves ofhis great skill.
Thomas Sisson was arraigned in the Police
Court yesterday for shooting Frank Blair. jr.,
ON the night OF May p. Lieutenant Kelly
testified to u statement made by Sissun, aud
the case was sent to the grand jury. The
court fixed the bonds at only 500, rc!narking
that he did 80 in consideration Cf the luct that
the defendant had given himself UP.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
Methodist Protestant Conference.

The first session of the first district confer.
cncc of the Methodist Protestant Church was
held yesterday at the First Church, Navy
Yard. Rev. DR.. David Wilson presided, and
Rev. W. K. Graham was elected secretary. The
opening sermon was delivered by Rev. J. VI
sheridan, of Georgetown. This was followed
by the administration Of Ehe Lords Supper
Considerable TOItine business was transacted
In tn" evening a sermon was preached by Roy
J. r. Nichols.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
OTO-AEN Ii Z =
WEST POINT lgSTE9.,"

Wct Point, y. y. on the Parade Ground In tn
Military Pest. Open throughout t!Ie year.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
Rnbl1nl-ipg

Some time last Monday night the residence
Of Senator Burnside, No. lS23 II street, was
robbed, and quantity of valuable papers ta-
ken, besides some money, amounting in all to
u considerable sum.
The amount of property taken at the rob.
berry Of Naval Constructor llanscUm's residence
Is considerably larger than at first reported,
and the promissOry notes, deeds, bonds, and
other papers taken represent many thousands
National Republican., 1878-06-05
nscd window.shOdcs IS cts. Julius Lansburgh's
Minor District Notes.

Inspector Entwislo has issued tho following
permits To build-John I. Leopold, one two.
story brick, Sixth, between 5 and Boundary
streets northwest, $500; Henry Pulkinhorn,
livery stable, on Eighth, between ID and f
street, northwest, $1,000. Rcpairs-Adclno
Gray, new roof, SlOD Bernard Busin, remove
machine, 800; l.. Colon, wcatherboard house.
SIS; James Trainor, summer kitchen, SIS;
benjamin Buckncr, fruit stand, S25 Frank
Mueller, summer kitchen, SIS.
Licenses have been issued TO Hall & Maker,
liquor dealers; II. II. Taylor, jr., insurance
agents returns; A. b. Run, notary public.
The receipts of tho Treasurer yesterday
were $4,000.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
wAVEEiY.

GAMEs ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
lIprucllsyille, y. Y.-Tccumschs, ?; IIor
nclls, /.
Worcester, Mass.-Worcestcrs, 3; Stars, Of
Syracuse, ,.
B0stpu-BOstons, o; Mlwaukecs, 3.
Providence. X. .I.--ChicaGos. . ; Providence |.
indianapolis, lnd.-lndianapolis, o; Cincin'
natis, 3.
Lowell, Mass-Lowclls, :: Auburns, |.
Springfield, Miss.-Ncw Havens, 7; Spring.
fields, q.
Holyoke, Ma:s.-Holyokes, .; Uticas, IL
ten innings.
BostOn-lfarvards, s +; Princetons, O.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
A Suit for Trpsplss,

ChauncCy d. Spaids, through his attorneys,
Mcssrs r. q. and +. c. Ingcrsoll, has entered
suit against Ella NJ Marbury and Addison
Marbury for trespaSs, The declaration sets
forth that on the 9th of May the plaintiff
owned 1900 pounds Of loaf tobacco, valued at
y 900, but that the property casually fell into
possession of the defendants and they refuse
10 deliver 1t " him.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
VEGETENE
4 Owe Wy Health 10 TOur Vniua-
Bile yegciinc.

:NEwrunT, KY, April 80, 1877.
MT. H. II. STEvES-!
Brnr sir! Having suffered from fRTIng out OF
tankrrOus sores for more than five years caused by
nCriiCrt ui II fractured bIH", which fTArure ra
into running sore mi have used everything c ~
think Of uLd rOthng hell ed me until hnd TAX en- six
b. lt,'' 0fyuur Nnluhhl" mehiCihe, which MIR. MilioT
the ~ lOtiG1ry r. cJmmrnded very ghly. The sIXt
bCttl" cured me and all can say Is, that owe my
health To- your valuable Nrgrtin". Your most ohndi
ent servant. ALBERT NOS ROEDER.
1T unh sssnry for me 10 "numcrpta the diseases
for which NCgCIin" should be used. know ui no d.
ensr which viii not admit OF its Use, with good re.
suits. Almost nmumertb!r complaints are caused by
poisonous Nrrr tiOn, IN h" blood, wi iVh can be n.
tTGly expelled from the sysen bv TIL use OF III" Veg
ctlnr. When the bluTl II perfectly Clnnust4 tho dis.
eIs" rapidly Yields pains o; hcrlthy riOn Is
promptly restored and The patient Is cured.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
julius Lansburgh's low. w.priccd carpets, io7 7tt
Real Estate Transfers.

John Fuss to William b. Entwisle, for
$2,5OO lot 0, square 3i5; Eugene Carusi ct al,
trustees, to J. II. Rowland, for 10 cents per
square foot, lots ., G, T. and s, square 26O, lots
l. =. ,, 4, ., 9, and 7, square i73; @. W. Brooks
to Frances Scvcrson, for 1875 lot 81, square
53s; S. =. Giddings to 4. H. Lundy, for 81 800,
lot b, square $50 Otis Bigelow ct al, trustees,
to J. NJ. Caperton, trustee, for 5000, sublot 49,
square 57l Charles Abbott aud G. e. Duncan.
son, trustees, to Frank Hume, for 2,2O0, lot 0,
square 759 NJ. NJ. Alvord ct al. to Robert
Proctor. for $4,000. block of EHingham
Place; Jos. Williams to J. =. Childs, for So lot
81, square $50.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
The North Washington building Association

At the annual meeting of the North Wash.
ington Building Association, held last night at
No. Gl7 q street, the following officers wcrc
elected: President John Cook; vicc-prcsi.
dent, George 4. Il. McNeir; treasurer James
Fraser secretary, John \. Prescott; directors,
W. NJ. White, George II. Wood, \. b. Jameson,
Alfred FAlcoucr, n. p. Gage, A. W. RoweI G.
B. Brookcs, d. W. C.. Brodhoad, aud Henry c.
Daley.
Mr.. John A. Prescott, secretary, submitted
his annual report. which showed tho total re.
ccipts to have recn 3,sO9lG; assets, $25,.
07li7; present value of each share, 5000
average premium for tho year, 40 per cent.
National Republican., 1878-06-05

THE educational and charitable institutions Of
New orleans are in constant receipt of large funds
from the Louisiana state Lottery Company, an in
sttutiOm specially chartered by the state in lSiS
one Of it, senliannual drawings will take place in
tLat city on tho llth OF June. This drawing will
be under the personal supervision Of Generals O.
7. Euaurcgarl. Of Louisiana, Rnl JubHl 4. Early
Of Virginia. Tho prizes rs set forth In scheme
in another g plUinn. aggregate m enormous SUM
mclulmg u CnpitN pr.zs Uf Slulnnl.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
sIo-oniy Si0-Only sIO-onIy $40.

Worknsmcm. rally to corner Of seventh aud d
streets where IIahc Br.'. arc running twenty-five
varieties Of tine cashmere suits At only slO each.
be, y!!alcrt clerks and others will find tlu,e so
suits equal to any SIS suit sold IN town They are
stylish aud well made. HALLE Bros,
Corner Of Seventh and y streets
sl0-Omly slU-Only sl0-Only 80.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
The DI.tric, Government Conference.

No formal meeting of the conference man
ayers Of the two Houses having charge of the
District government bill has yet been held.
Tho members OF the committee have had II
number OF Informal discussions in reference to
the points Of din. renee In the bills, but have
not yet agreed upon any point
National Republican., 1878-06-05

| clll alton on t. lhc ALLOWING Living aid ncon.
tr~ibc facts, an =! iCnsv tie world Tor their equal
viz:
THE soon TRAINED GIRAFFEi
Positively the Jniy Giraffe in America trained to
drive In harness.
$40 GIANT DEVIL FISH,
~ iect long. TIe irst and only 'rfec: specimen OF
this Gigantic Crpm'O?Cdlpn NOaS'er ever captured or
seen on cuth. Iw.ll give 900 for is equal;
sl0)Tc Br1nchn Horses! SiNO Nnib ton of Trained
Dogs! sl"G Dog Hanging Act 500 lL0rse LEAF or
oil the Would! elDNN Barred aScensiD niStl
MILE. EMMA STOKES,
Princess Of the MCnagc, vi Ia her Beautiful Palrf0y
Tandem Team.
5000 Two IIors, Riding Rocky MountIin Cos +. In
double and singe rciS siOt1 IL re X q rg Dogs
y. 90 noxS hding BAREBACK Dos.', sl,on FGmsle
Lion Tanner! Fee Exhibition OF Living Wild Am
mai, pcrUrmed by frmnl IN tn opn stroet during
tho procession! Royal Imperial street Irg ant
ElgIr Mcntprs Silver cOrnct llandi And followed
by The Magnificent siO.OOI Tallv-IIo COnch. sioVo
Imperial Coach OF Napoleon Ill! slOLyD BcGu.ihh
Dr0nchO Horses! $1,000 Royal Japanese TrOupoi
No sdtshows or peddlcrs allowed. No smoking In
the tent
There will be two entrrtainne each Gny-aftcr-
noon and evenins-undcr new AMI beautiful Double
PnTlOr tent,
Adm's don, 81 cents. Children half price. Elegant
rcserved seats - cents extra.
Doors y IN ut L.: and 80 o'clock D.
JS,5Is w L. COUP, Manager
National Republican., 1878-06-05
IN CSEMEyES.
Theatre Conique.

The audience which assembled last nj ght at
the Comiquc summer Garden was turned away
in happy frame of mind, as the performance
given is one OF the best ever witnessed in this
city. Tho company gathered at this delightful
place Of amusement will compare iuvOrably
with any in the country. Don't forget the
matinee this afternoon ut halfpast two o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
The Eagles Defeated by the wnyerly's In
baltimore Games In Other Cities.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III other cues.
Special Dispatch TO the Republican,.
BALTIMORE June 1.-THE game of baseball
played here to-day between the Eagle, of
Washington, and the Wnvcrly, of this city, re.
suited in favor of the latter by score of q to 3.
Up to the sixth inning the score was a tie
to l, when the Waverly through a series of
damaging errors by their opponents. ran up
total of five runs, making the score to !,
which the Washingtonians vainly tried to
overcome. In the ninth inning the visitors,
by strong hating made four runs and as they
retired the Wavcrly for blank the score was
left unchanged. The pitching of Cate of the
Eagle, was very effective. but three clean hits
being made oil him. The sui joined table tells
the story:
National Republican., 1878-06-05
Julius Lansbursh's Is cent mnttings, 4G7 sevontl
Rendy for the Minister.

Ready for the Minister.
The clorS of the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants:
Samuel Robinson and Olive Davis.
William jackson and Emma Lewis.
James Honesty aud Laura Z. McEntce.
W. II. Strphcns and Laura +. Donaldson.
W. L. Thompson and Margaret Z. Price, both
Of Washington County, Md.
VI. W. sullivan, Of this city, and Jennie
Chcnowith, of Dayton. Ohio.
Lyman Jrdul, Of Newark, n. j., and Bertha
SMshCmcr. of GeorGctOwm, u. e.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
She Mnmlln'I SllY .Nrsi I"

There was a strange scene ut Cincinnati one
day last week A respectable and intelligent
young lady was engaged to be married, and
made the discovery that her afilnccd was in
the habit Of drinking, and told him what she
had learned. He promised her never to drink
again, and she iorgavG him. What fol-
lowed the Cincinnati Times thus describes :
THE wcdding.day was subsequently set, and
lll went well until the morning ap-
pointed for the performance of the ccre
mOny. During the interval he made his usual
visits, and though he drank at times, his be-
trOthed never learned of his faithcssness until
il was nearly too late TO punish him for it.
They were standing side by side, and a mo.
ment more would have found them man and
wife, when he turned toward her and his tell
tale breath spokc Of whisky: When the minis.
terpropounded the usual question to her the re-.
sronsc came fniutly, "No." In surprise the
question was again asked, and this time the
response was clear and decisive, No" She
then turned to her lover, accused him Of drink
iag, reminded him Of his promise to her, and
E4id that man that would break promise
50 solomnly made, could not be relied upon,
and she feared to trust her future to such a
man. Expo5tuations and entrcatcs woro all
in vain, that little Yes" still remains unsaid" "
National Republican., 1878-06-05
Fine JswpIry at y ,>ncrifirc.

Don't fail to attend the great auction sale o.
wntchr- jrwvlry, Nnd ,iNcrwurc, at Glg lenu,yl
Van.u avcmur. under metropolitan Hotel Fearful
tnd evening.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
.JCNCIry at Auction,

I Last week Of great auction sUIcs at Glg Pcnm.yl
vauiG nveluc. under Metropolitan Iin,cl. Elr.unt
watches jcwcry. anil siIvcrwure selling Gt lower
prices than ever lrlOru known In Washington.
Sales ut H. ,, and 7iD Ladies respect uy invited
National Republican., 1878-06-05

WHILE the wine was being passed around
during the administration Of tho sacrament at
q Minneapolis Mimi church the other sun.
day, the congregation was electrified BY the
sudden exclamation Of little boy MA, III
take beer"
National Republican., 1878-06-05
GENERAL LOCAL TOPICS.
Matters of General Interest About
the City.

June Meeting of tho Potomac Fruit Growers
Some Weddings Soon to Take Pisce-
Tho Trotting Mt neutrality-suspicious.
Of the Health Once-Alumni OF
Dartmouth College - Other
Items from Our Repor-
ter's Note Books.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
EEGETlNE.
Y { G { T | N {
For Dropsy.
Never shall Forget TIE FIRST
Dose.
PROVIDENCE.

PROVIDENCE.
Mn. II. II. STEvESs;-
Dcdr Sir: have been great sufferer frOm dro1sy.
was C,'nllnrl to my house more than year. six
Obliged To have two men help me in rnl out OF bed
swollen unelc'n iuchCs larger than my natural
size around my waist. sunerel all man could and
live. triel all remedies for drJpsy. had three
different d c.OIs. My friend, all expected I would
die; many II gltS was expected to die before
ing Al last Z, Z tine wai sent III" by u friend. ]
never shall forget N" first dose. could realize liz
good effects from day 10 day; WAS grtlng better.
Alter had taken some OrB bottles cOu'd Sc d
quit" well night. gun To gain now guta fast
part my rom to the other. Ny app Ito was gC OH
The dopSy ha,l ut tins tim" stpprsred kept TAX
ing thcNrgr,lns uutl | regansd my usual hoatiI
heard uI c"t many cures By using W gelinu after
! got out Gnd Was able to attend to my work. | ann
CrIenlot and huIier vii! also say II has cured
aunt o. my wiios Of Neuralgia who had sullrre for
more than 80 year,. Sic sIyS Nl" has not hpd nIy
neuralgia for mott 8. have givca II TO one OF my
children inr tanker liumDT. have no d1ubt In my
mind It VIII cure any humOr; great cleanser OF
Inrnl II III" world Aiy father Is 80 years old and
lie says ihcT' Il nothing like II 10 give strength and
life 10 aged person cannot b. too thankful for
JUhN 5. NorTAGE.
Ali DISEASES UF THE BLOpD.-Ii Negetne will re-
hrNu pain cleanse, purify and cure such diSCHS,
stOrli the Inti'nt tO Itriet health amer trying
different physicians. many n nlcCs and suffering for
years, Is Il not cDnulnsv":proU' II you suf, rer
such cures? II W, rS In tho blood 10 Tie cirCu.
la,iny iiud. II can truly be- called the Great Blood
puTcr The great source of lis mates In the
blood; nnl no mrlClnG that dpuS not act directly
upon it, T. purify AMI ronOyats, hLs any Just claim
upon public att niiOn.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
Mysteriousiy Disnppearcd.

Two mysterious disappcaranccs were re-
ported to tho police last night-one Of q
man named Ward, seventy years Of age, and
forty years Of age, who Is supposed TO be in
sano. Mother had been found up to a late
hour.
National Republican., 1878-06-05

SAMMY" said his mother to him one day
~ didn't know your teacher whipped you
Friday" 'Wrll, | guess II you'd been ia my
trousers you'd have knOwcd it, replied little
Sammy, snivehng.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
Now Advertisement,

New Advertisements.
Furnished house for rent.
Bicycles and tricycles-John 7. Timms Co,
Baltimore, Nd.
Rowland Dental Association, 2ll Fourand.a.half
street northwest.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
Mothers, Mothers. lotb,rs.

Don't fail to procure Mis- MISSIONS SOOTHING
sYRur for all Diseases Of toething in children. It
relieves the child from pain, cures wind collie
regulates the buwsls, and, By giving relief aud
health " the child, gycs rest " the mother.
National Republican., 1878-06-05

TALLEYRAND was lame Madame de Stacl
was croSs.uycd. Thorc was love lost between
them, and both dislikcd to bo reminded Of
their inhruitirs, Monsieur" said Madame
meeting her dearest Zoe ono day, chow is that
poor lcgr" "CrUokod rs you ye," was Taley-
rand's reply.
National Republican., 1878-06-05

WHEN you cant count more than one bald
head in the parquet ON u spectacular night,
you may conclude that the times are indeed
hard
National Republican., 1878-06-05
Concert by the school of Music,

The fourth quarterly concert of tho School
of Music will take place this evening at the
Congregational Church. Admission free.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on time
deposits J. II. S9uIEE Co.
Bankers lIl6 Pcnnsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1878-06-05

ARE You bilious. troubled with headache. dizzy
peptic, nervous, dull, and lhnsuidf Aycrse TO oil
exertOn. Is your life miserable' You require u
blood. Take QuIRK's fRIsm fla, the great mouse:
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, Is cents per package, which makes q
quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1878-06-05

HARD times demand economy; practice II b
rcnovatiny your sOilcd gloves with JouvESs Inc
DERous KID GLOVE CLEASsER. Price % cents pc
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-06-05

THE following conversation lately occurred
in a New England railway station; Pat
"Phat is the fare to Putnam" Agcnt.-"Put.
nam in Massachusetts or Connecticut" Pat.
--"Phat is the fare 7" Agcut.-"S5 to Putnam,
Mass; - to Putnam, Conn" Pat.-Wcll, bu.
dad, Oi'll take the chapest - -Erci.dage.
National Republican., 1878-06-05

YouSa PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth
neglect will soon ruin thcm. Bo wise in time
Clean them daily with THURsross Ivory PEARL
TooTH Powder. the most perfect dentrlhcc known.
II will keep them through life In good condition
white aud sound. viii harden the gums, swceten
no breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by all
druggists. Is and 20 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
National 4epublitan.
Arrival Of Passenge. Trains.

AT BALTIMORE AND OHIO DKPOT, NEw jERsEY AVE
NUE. AND c STREET
Morning. MINING
sf:iS N Phil A Bos eN. slbn, Baltimore acrotr-
sss21, baltimore express $40. baltimore accom-.
T:sn, Western express. 5On, y y. Phil & Dos ex.
e..N, ,Bhltimorp accom-, 5al, Western Mall.
t25, Fred Ac. Met. brch) ss:S7, baltimore accom-
eS2, Baltimore Annapolis sH+5 Baltimore express.
and way 80, Western express.
p4S, MnriInsburg and Hn- 500 BnltimCre express
gerslown ac MET brCh ppl5, N Y, Phil L hos ex.
slO:SO, Baltimore acron. IGtS, baltimore nccOin-
lI!30, baltimore press.
-Arrive daily. Others sundays excepted.
- For the time OF departure OF trains, see adver
tsemonts elscwhera
National Republican., 1878-06-05

1r YouR hair Is coming out or turning gray, do
not nurinur over misfortune you can so easily
avert. Ayers Hair vigor will remove the cause Of
your grief by restoring your hair to its natural
color, aud Herewith your good looks and good ma
ture.
National Republican., 1878-06-05

Is your hair harsh. dry and stlT1 Docs II refuse
to curl2 Dress II with TnoMPsoS's PoNADE OPriNE.
will improve 1t. Sold by druggists, &c. Price 2o-
and 20 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
PROFESsYONAL.

MADAME ROSS WE.P 81 STREET NORTH
AstrooGIst and Healing Medium points out the way
to success In all undertakings deltGm
National Republican., 1878-06-05

WHITE Is to be very fashionable this summer
National Republican., 1878-06-05

WELLS MlCniSr-SrRgAD STRES0ruEsiso PLAsT
Ems arc still the best known. Their curative pow
crs far surpass all others.
National Republican., 1878-06-05

DR. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
- specialist In tho city. can he consulted every
TUESDAY, WEDNEsDAY, and SATURDAY. sOo
Sixth street northwest
noylty
National Republican., 1878-06-05
Indications.

For Middle Atlantic States and New England
rising barometer, oxccp, temporary fNll along the
coast, warm southcrly winds vCCring to cooler
northwest or northeast, and increasing along the
coast to brisk high, occasional light rains fo!
lowed by clear or partly cloudy weather.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
TOTAL IMPORTATION
OF
CHAMPAGNE WINES

INTO THE UNITED STATES FOR \ PERIOD
OF ELEVEN YEARs-FRoM 1867 TO is57:
BdSkct' or
nT
National Republican., 1878-06-05

This institution was regularly ncory GRATED by ths
Legislature OF the Sate tor Educational nnd Chprta
bile purposes In 1864. with capital Of q oOoo0. 70
which L has since added reserve fund OF 5000
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS
will take place monthly. never scuLcs or podiOncS
Look at the following Distribution:
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
During which will take place the
SEAiEASNUAL DRAWING,
at New Orleans, Tuesday. June II,
Under the personal supervision and management Of
General q. r. BEAUREGARD. OF LOUISIANA,
and General JUBAL A. EARLY. of Virginia
CAPITAL PRIZE, 10000.
AZ NOTICE - Tickets are 80 only; Halves y;
National Republican., 1878-06-05
CITY ITEMS.

Forty styles fancy mattinss i37 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-06-05

Amusemcnts Tonight.
CoNIQrE.-Narlcty performance.
Races to-day at Bcnning's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-10-10
An Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead
a miserable, unsatisfactory lie in this
beautiful world, it is entirely your own
fault and there is only INT excuse for
you,-your unreasonable prejudice and
skepticism, which has killed thousands.
Personal knowledge and common sense
reasoning will DON show you that
Green's August Flower will cure you
Of Liver Complaint, oil Dyspepsia, with
all its miserable effects, such as sick
headache, palpitation of the heart, sour
stomach, habitual co~stiveness, dizziness
of the head, prostration, low
spirits, &c. Its sales now reach every
town, on the Western Continent, and
nobd druggist but will tell you of its
wonderful cures, You can buy a sam
pie bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
will relieve you. For sale by J. P.
Brookins & Son, Eaton, and J.. Fl.
Bohn, Camden, o.