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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-03
The Oldest Inhabitants.

The regular monthly meeting of the Oldest
Inhabitants Association was held yesterday af-
ternoon at four o'clock in the Corcoran Build
ing, with DR.. Blake in the chair aud Colonel
Easily secretary Mr.. Benjamin Goodrich, of
Georgetown, and Mr.. Thomas A. Mclaughlin
were elected to membership.
The chair announced the indispositon of
Mr.. Tacistro, and resolution was adopted to
the effect that the association had heard with
deep regret of the illness of Mr. Tacistro and
hoped that he would soon be with them again.
Mr.. Callan, on behalfof Mr. Shoemaker, pre-
scented to the association the contract for erect
ing the first telegraph line that was run in the
United States. The contract which was dated
February Z, 1874 was between Mr. A. c. Shoe
maker, of our city and Mr.. s. +. Is. Morse, esq.
II provided that 500 chestnut posts, with
the bark on, all excepting twelve to be twenty
four feet high and twelve to be thirty feet
high were 10 be delivered by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, ut such places as MIR. Morse
designated. All of them were to be subject to
Mr.. Morses inspection. Mr.. Shoemaker was
to receive ninety. three cents for each post or
si65.93 for the lot. The contract was signed
by Mr.. Morse for and in behalf of the United
States This line ran between Baltimore and
Washington. Previous to the meeting the
members Of the association numbering nearly
100. repaired TO the steps on the south side OF
the Treasury Department, where their photo.
graphs were taken by Mr.. Titus, OF Capitol
Hill
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-03
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

The annual parade of the Kennebec Ice
Company will take place to-day.
B. +. Queen, of the st. James newsstand.
sends the New York Clipper for the current
week.
"A regular hotel dinner for twenty-five
cents at the Bayard House, corner Of Tenth
and streets northwest
The Kendall Base Ball Club has been in
setiye practice for several weeks past and is
now ready for challenges.
A colored man named Tenny wa arrested
yesterday afternoon in the northern section of
the city, charged with mule stealing.
-Messrs. Clark & Given are constructing
handsome brick Office at the wharf recently
leased by them, at the foot of Eighth street.
A half.mile pedestrian contest will take
place this afternoon at five o'clock. in the Agri-
cultural Grounds, between w. Cook and b.
Levy.
The third quarterly examination of the
Normal School will take place in the Franklin
School building tomorrow friday morning,
at hali-past nine o'clock.
Officer Ridgeway found dead colored in.
FAINT at the corner of Eighth and streets
southwest yesterday morning. The coroner
gave certificate of burial
The great closng.out sale Of books and
stationery at Mr.. Crandalls, corner of Seventh
and ID streets, is attracting general attention.
GCOdS are sold at heavy SaCllnce.
CHARLEY Nyc is not here TO be cOngra tn.
lated by his friends, but letters addressed to
him at st. Louis will reach him. Ii is a
boy and was born yesterday morning. Weight
not given.
W. II. Duvall, who was arrested by the
detectives last Tuesday for carrying a concealed
weapon, with which he attempted to shoot q
man named Stern, was fined $50 in the Police
Court yesterday.
"A twenty-six hour amateur walking con
test between five employees of the Govern
ncnt Printing-Ofiice will take place at Frank
lin Legion Hall, beginning At eight o'clock to-
morrow evening and closing Saturday night al
ten o'clock.
EARLY yesterday morning Officer Shanks
gave chase to two suspicious men on Eighth
street between X aud j. northwest, but they
escaped. 1t was subsequently ascertained that
they lad attempted 10 break into the residence
OF gentleman named Evans.
Captain John Kenyon, better known a.
"Sheep jack ell-known negro along the
Washington river front, has accepted the posi-
tion of captain Of the schooner Mary Rehecca
owned by Captain Conrad Faunce The yes
sell which is a handsome craft, will commence
her regular trips to Bryau's Point Oh the ISL
instant.
Great preparations are being made for The
fair and festival which Is to be given at Ma
sonic Hall on the 10th, l7th, and 18th instant
Tor the benefit of st. Andrews Mission, re
Gently started in the northern section of thu
city. A number Of prominent business mel
are engaged in the project, which insures per
feet success and good time for all who attend
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Z For oIleIoths go to Julius Lansburgh.
Suit Against street Railroad Company

Suit Against a street Railroad Company.
Argument was heard in the United States
Supreme Court yesterday in the case of the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com.
pany VS.. George w. Varnell. Error to the SUI
preme Court Of the District of Columbia.
Varncll recovered 3 judgment for $4,000
against the company for injuries sustained by
him in getting of one of its cars, in conse-
quence of the negligence of those in charge
the car being started as he was getting Off.
One thousand dollars Of the judgment was re-
mitted, and the case is here on writ of error
to the Judgment thus diminished. The error
assigned is that the court was wrong in its in
structions to the jury, failing to give the
company the full benefit OF its evidence tend.
ing TO show cOntributary negligence on the
part of the plaintiff, and in some ether respects
being erroneous It is also said that "the in
struCtions given by the court to the jury were
generally ncOherent contradictory, and in.
comprehensive, and must necessarily have
confused and misled the jury, to the dsadvan.
tage of the company" Enoch Totten for the
plaintiff in error, T. T. Cittendcn aud G. W
Cooper for the defendant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-03
ST. John,s Mic Assncintion.

Masonic Hall was crowded last night with
an appreciative audience in attendance upon
the literary and musical entertainment and
promenade concert for the benefit of St, Johns
Mite Association. The programme, which EN-
braced selections by such artists as John
Twoedolc, Professor Ed. Hay, w, Shepard, W
Donaldson, w. c, Murdock, Miss Clara Baker
Miss Molic Bond, H. H. Perlot, j, r. Gibson
Warren Young, Robert Stevens aud the George
town Masonic Choir was Of rare excellence, and
was thoroughly enjoyed by those present Al
the conclusion Of the entertainment the lOOl
was cleared, aud dancing became the order fol
the rest Of the evening.
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Municipal Bonds Payable to Bearer.

The United States Supreme Court yesterday
heard arguments in the case of the supervisors
of Calhoun County VS.. William B. Galbraith.
Error to the Circuit Court for the northern
district Of Miss issippi. This was an action on
bonds Of the county issued to the Grenada,
Houston and Eastern Railroad Company, "or
bearer" to aid in the construction of its road
the bonds reciting that they were issued in
pursuance Of certain legislation set forth, The
judgment was for the holder of the bonds and
it is here maintained that they arc invalid,
because issued to bearer, and therefore trans.
ton of the law, which directed that they
should be issued to the company, and be trans
ferable only upon the Endorsement of the
proper officers.
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For Window Shades, go to Julius LansDurgh
Ordination of a Minister.

AT Mount Horeb Baptist Church last Sunday
Mr. Sanders Howell was ordained minister
by counsel of ministers and deacons repre-
sentiug the Third aud Fourth Baptist Churches
of Washington and the First Baptist Church of
Georgetown. The ordination sermon was
preached by Elder Robert r. johnson, Of the
Fourth Baptist Church Elder William Rob
inson, of Mount Olive Baptist Church, offered
the ordination prayer, and Elder William b.
Jefferson, of the Third Baptist Church, de-
liyered the charge TO the pastor and extended
the right hand OF fellowship,
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Judgments by Default.

Samuel Norment VS.. ]. F. Spilshouse, for
s472; s. Livingston & Son VS.. John Alexander
ct al, for $36l43 George Truesdell VS.. J. L.
Cassell ct al for $500; Washington Brick Ma
chine Company VS. Robert Clarkson ct al, for
Sl01 same VS.. same, for S56725; Mark Young
VS.. w. d. Baldwin ct AL, for $ll5.22; William
NJ. Fisher & Co. VS.. Isaac Alexander, for Si07ei /;
J. G. Naylor VS. George Hill, jr., for $3.50; John
Murray VS.. George F. Walker, FOR S79.1l; S. r.
& T. Hansell VS.. J. j. Maihouse, for $l15.25 +;
Howard Bank VS.. George Bretbarth, for Sl7l.20;
l.. +. DERRICK VS.. VI. w. Ransom, for Sl,3i170 ;
A. Lilly, ir., & Co. VS.. r. VI. Baldwin, for S236.S6;
l.. T. Beal VS.. y. j. Beall, for $l76.65; National
Bank of the Republic VS.. p. II. Green ct al,
for $50; j. f. May VS.. Gilbert c. Walker, for
S2,6Si.56; Mcdowell & Co. VS.. John Alexander,
for $2O7 20 Mcdowell VS.. Alexander ct al, for
$2356l; c. G, Bryan VS.. John Alexander for
f4l06l; Thomas Knowles VS.. Emily Dodge for
-, 34l.20; Farmers aud Mechanics National
Bank VS.. w. II. Simms ct al, for 81 POO; same
VS.. same, for 81 ,i50 same VS.. same, for $500 ;
Ackers Executors VS.. Albert Gleason, for 81 COG;
same VS.. q. Y. AtLee, for S1,07l; Thomas w.
Smith VS.. Jacob Lerch, for S996l; t. A. Yates
VS.. John Alexander, for $i00.
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FOOD FOR RATS.
siCkepiDg Discovery in a House In the Yves
End.

slckeDlDg Discovery in a House In the West
End.
A white woman, named Jane Howard, aged
about sixty years, was found dead in her
house, on Twenty second street, between l.
and NJ streets northwest, by Lieutenant
Noonan and Officer Burrows, where she Is
supposed to have died about three weeks ago
The face was completely disfgured and the
eyes eaten out, supposed to have been done by
rats. When found she was in her bedroom in
the second story. with one Of her feet hanging
ont of the bed. The corpse presented a hor-
rible appearance. Mrs. Howard carried on the
business of fortune telling. She was better
known rs Mrs. Curtis. Her husband was
found dead about seven or eight years ago on
the floor in the same house.
Last evening Mrs Catherine Brown, an nc.
quantaEce Of the deceased, who resides ut No.
S27 seventh street southwest, called at the
Fourth Precinct Station and Informed Lieu
tenant Noonan that the deceased had been
missing for some days, whereupon the Lieu.
tenant, with Officer Burrows proceeded TO the
house, broke open the door, which was fastened
on the inside with hasp, aud found the corpse.
The Coroner was notified and will hold an in
quest this morning. The affair has created
quite q sensation in the western section of the
city, aud there are rumors of foul play.
OUR SPRING ASSORTMENT COMPLETE IL
EVERY DEPARTMENT. THE LARGEST STOCK,
BROS. CLOTHlERS AND TAlLORS, CORNER OF
SEVENTH AND STREETS
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Charged W,Ih mfsnticld e.

The trial of Louisa Wallace, charged with
the killing of her infant child in April 5, 1873,
was continued yesterday, before Justice Hag-
ner in the Criminal Court, The witnesses
examined oh the previous trial are being intro
duced and the same evidence heretofore pub
lished in the Rcpnblicm is presented TO the
jury. Tho case will probably be finished to-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-03
BOYS CLOTHING, THE LARGEST SELL CTlON.
ElSEMAN BROS. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
Another capitol Guide Case Dismissed.

AnOiher Capitol GuIde Case DIsmIssed'
young man named Arthur Harris was ar
raigned in the Police Court yesterday, on COM
plant of Captain Blackiord of the Capitol
police, who charged him with being disorderly
in the Capitol building. 1t appeared from the
evidence for the prosecution that Harris was
acting as a guide to some strangers when ar
rested. For the defense It was elected that
the accused did not solicit any business, but
was asked to give certain information about
the building. While complying he was arrest
ed as a disreputable character. After a short
lecture by the court the case was dismissed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-03

A meeting of the executive committee of
the Provident Aid Society was held last night
at the office of Mr. A. S. Pratt corner of Ninth
and d streets. Mr.. Horatio Browning pre-
sdcd with Mr.. l., s. Euicry secretary.
Mr. Dickson stated that the District Com.
missoncrs had expressed themselves as more
than satisfied with the work performed by the
association. They consider themselves under
obligations to the association. 1t is an organi-
cation that they cannot do without. They
designated persons as fanatics who brought
charges of unfair dealing against members of
the association,
Mr.. j. T. Given reported that he was en-
tirely out Of funds. He said that at the last
meeting he had distributed all except 500, but
that, with q donation Of $40 from Mr.. NJ v.
Buckley, Of Georgetown, had been expended.
On motion of Mr.. Dickson, the resolution to
disband, adopted at the last meeting, was re-
considered.
The following, offered by Mr.. Given, was
adopted:
The exgencies which called into existence the
PrOvident Aid Society having passed away, IL is
RtSOlrcd, That any further draft upon the Com
missoners Of the District for funds Is not consid-
cred necessary at the present time,
IL, Of "a IA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-03

medicinal gums, combined with The true Burgundy
Pitch,spresd on fine soft lamb skin, they afford me-
chancal support 10 the Affected parts, and. acting
by absorption relieves almost Instantly For pains
In the back or side caused either by indigestion,
rheumatism, or strain they are unrivoled Bold by
all druggists; Is cents each.
THoNPsoN's PoAADE OPrnE an oleaginous com.
pound Of great merit for dressing and cleansing
The hair Bold BY all druggists 25 and so cents per
bottle
Buffers BAIsAMIc MIXTURE, the old infallible
remedy. Sold by druggists; price, 81 per bottle
WiLBoRs COMPOUND OF PURE CoD-IIvER OIL
AND L1NB.-The advantage Of this compound over
the plain Oil Is that the nausenting taste Of the Oil
~ entirely removed and the whole rendered entire
ly paatable The offensive taste of the Oil has long
acted as great objection TO Is but in thistorm
the trouble Is entirely UDvated. A host OF cortl-
ticates might be given here TO testify TO the excel
lcnce and success of HUbOi's coil LtreT OIL and
Lime :; but the fact that It is regularly prescribed
by the medical faculty Is sufficient Forsale by A.,
i. Wilbor Chemist Boston and by all druggists.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Six per cent, interest paid on deposits. Special
rates on time deposits. J. II. SQUIER & Co.
Bankers 1416 Pennsylvania avenue.
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The baltimore At Exhibition.

The BaltimSse aud Ohio Railroad have ar
ranged to issue special excursion tickets to the
great art loan exhibition at Peabody Institute,
Baltimore, tomorrow, The tickets, which are
sold at 81 80, are good for the round trip on any
Of the regular trains aud also for admission to
the exhibi lou,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-03

The clerk of the court issued the following
marriage licenses yesterdays
r. r. Morris and Lucy Queen.
Ned Roy and Rosanna Watson.
Evert Jones aud Louisa Hunter
q. w. Shields and Mamie SaXty.
Jefferson Johnson and Eliza Savoy.
Daniel Murray aud Anna j. Evans.
a. H. Stephens aud Malvina Yiblie.
w. II. w. Thomas and Louisa Brown.
Richard Johnson and Giunott KOome5.
S. X. Briggs, of New York city, and Susie Il,
Hloinhouso, Of this city.
q. r. Nicodemus of Washington County, Nd,
and Margaret A. Tenley, Of this city,
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CITY ITEMS.

DIR. WmBOR's CoD-LWER OIL AND IDIE.-Inva-
lids need no longer dread TO take that great specific
for Consumption Asthma, and threatening Coughs
-Cod-Liyer Oil and Lime. As prepared by Dr.
Wilbor II is robbed of the nauseatg taste and also
embodies preparation Of the Phosphate of Lime,
giving nature the very article required 10 aid the
healing qualities of the OIL, and torecIeate where
remarkable tonic, and Will cause weak and debili-
lated persons to become strong and robust. II
should be kept In every family for instant use on
the first appearance Of Coughs or Irritation of the
Lungs. Manufactured only by A. b, Wilbor Chem
ist Boston Sold by all druggists.
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Tiicrmomotiic Readings.


For the Middle Atlantic States increasing cloud.
iness, followed by light rain or snow northwest.
erly winds, backing 10 warmer southwcsterly, and
falling barometer, followed by rising barometer
and colder northwest winds.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-03

in America; nine-pound pailsi first Of tho
season is better, cheaper, will. keep longer,
aud is more convenient than print, All other
grades at low prices Spccr's butter store,
Ninth and streets northwest
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THR SMITH 4 EGGR MISUNDERSTANDING Go.

LOOK Bon llOp' bltlI)HhfOhIt CONN.,
Manufacturers OF specinltes IN Light Hardware and
metallic goods generally. Government and Giant Pad
locks sewing Machine Locks Piano Locks Organ
Locke the automatically made Gitud Sttsh Chain, sl
peror TO every other and very much cheaper. No
special pulley required. The smith 4 Egge ManuGlc-
making OF estmates for the cost Of the Manufacture
Of patented inyentions and all the necessary tools
communications treated eonadeniially, delGtodGm
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A PAIR OF PURE WHITE SOLITAIRE DIA-
MOAD EARRINGS, WEIGHING rs CARAIs, $50.
A Kunaway Team "BnIIs" the Egg Market

n runway ieahl 'bhi'S 'ho h@sB ""iho''
About two o'clock yesterday afternoon two
horses attached to country wagon loaded with
eggs and produce while standing in front of
semmes' store, opposite the Centre Market, be-
came frightened at some passing Object and ran
away, The course Of the maddencd brutes lay
through the market, and caused stampede Of
other horses At the corner Of Seventh street
aud Pennsylvania avenue the runaways coll
lidCd with the iron awning posts at that point
and upset the wagon. About 100 dozen eggs
were smashed, and the posts were broken in
several places, Before going any further the
beasts were stopped by Officer Dubois and re-
turned to their owner, Mr., J. i. Smith, Of
Prince William County, Va.
SPRING OVERCOATS AND Ulsr Frs, Else
NAN HROs. CORNER on SEN LNlm AND /
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Card-Co-opcratiye Ice Company
Walking contest al Franklin Hall.
dissolution Of co partnership of Finley & Sup
plce.
Chancery sale of a twostory frame dwelling
dwelling, No 1906 Samson street northwest
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At BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEPOT, NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND CsTREET.
Morning. EtSuinp.
$500, ST. Louis q Cin eN @i.6O, Baltimore accom-
s6B phin. & v, Y. cN $50 BALTIMORE accom-.
$50, Chico 4 Pittsg Cx. 500 y y, PIN & Bos eN
t:2U, baltimore and way 5.O5 Piedmont sStrRsburs
stations. v nchester, Fred'Ck,
BIO Pred &c. Met. or'ch)| HRgentown, Point Of
ba7, Baltimore, Annapolis NuCks q way stations.
eNprees FG:37 Baltimore accom-.
va, Mnrtlnsburg and Ia "Sic0 Baltimore press.
gerstown &c. metro s7:S Baltimore & way sta
politan branch.) lions,
1900 Baltimore accom- $500 Chicago & ST. Louis
uso, Baltimore express ss:lO, NY, PIN. Boston
express
sArrive daily. Others Sundays excepted.
bH For the time OF departure OF trains see adVeT.
osements elsewhere.
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Alnusenents.

NATIONAL THEATRE amcroSs MustIels.
THEATRE COMIoUE.--Varieiy performance.
FOUNDRY CnunCH.-Niusic and Readings, Pro.
fessor Bischoif Ed. Hay sc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-03

THOSE who suffer from nervous irritatOns itch
ing uneasness, and the discomfort that follows
from an enfeebed and disOrdered state Of the sys-
TEN should take AYERS SARsAPARILLA and cleanse
the blood. Purge ont the lurking dstempcr that
undermines the health and constitutional ylgor
will return,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-03

ROGER Bros silyer-plated ware at Harris
& Cos, 1876 Seventh street. between d and Z,
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sunday school officers Elected.

The Memorial IN. F. Chapel Sunday school,
located on II street northeast, held their an
Dual election on Tuesday evening, April l, and
elected the following list of officers; Superin-
tcndent Thomas G, Hensey, esq assistant
superintendent CIV, Baker; secretary, Joseph
Palmer; treasurer, A. A, Smith librarian, W,
III. Miller, This school Is in very hourshing
condition, and now numbers 2l9 scholars, with
q very fair average attendance.
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MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.
Local Items Gathered by Republican
Reporters.

The Oldest Inhabitants' Asso iatiop-A Case
of Kleptomania 49, Judgments by De-
fault-Mceting of the Fire Commits
sioners-The Trial of Louisa
Wallace for Iuftnticide-
Some Other Events.
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many slcepess Nights and weary days are due 10 It's
raging influence, Yet the true cause of all this tor.
tentiOn. Could only those who have at present
good sound teeth fully realize this fact how care.
ful would they be to keep their teeth in good con.
dition. TO all such We will give q word Of
advice. Clean your teeth daily with a good dentl'
irce, such as IHu RsToNs IVORY PEARL TOoTH
POWDER, II will preserve your teeth through lie,
remove all tartar or cXtraneous matter keep them
clean, sound and white and tooth ache, With oil
IT'S horrors, viii be unknown Sold by all druggists
&c, at 20 and 30 cents per bottle.
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FINE SOLITAIRE DIAMOND STUD, WEIGH
ING TWO CARAlS. PERFECT, BRILLIANT,
FINELY CUT, $50. JACOBS BROS, 1920 PENN.
BYLVANIA AVENUE.
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The meeting was then adjourned.

sUPERBLY- MOUNTED CLUSTER DIAMOND
RING, CONTAINING NINE WHITE STONES,
WEIGHING THREE CARArS, sl35. 4 RARE
BARGAIN JACOBS BROS, 1929 PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE.
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CAN and See Our New Compromise ..
shoe at II. J.. Strasburger's 800 30s Seventh
street,
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The Finest Creamery nntter

SPRING OyERCOATs AND ULSrERs, Else
MAN BROS, CORNER Oh sEN LNlH AND 1
STREETS.
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Grand Opening otSpriDg and summer
boots, shoes, and slippers, at II. l.. Strasbur g
er's, 306 300 Seventh street.
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OUR 81 PANTS TO ORDER. EIsEMAN BROS.
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND u STREETS.


A LADIES solid gold Watch for SIS, at II.
Harris & Co.'s, i35 Seventh street.
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How many th0us nls SUI or from billousneNs
dyspepsia &C., and drag on o miserable existence
not III enough 10 remain at homo and call ~ med-
cal assistance yCtfecling sufficiently unwell 10 de.
solely for want Of some simple remedy To- purge
and cleanse the system. QUlRKs IRISH IRA j.
specially adapted for this purpose, Gentle IN us ef
feCts yet II carries OIL all eXuaneOuA matter, and
leaves the vital organs clear ana nnobsructed II
purifes the blood and renoYates the entire name.
It is truly Natures remedy being entirely herbal,
sold by all druggists, Twenty-Five cents per pack
age, each making quart Of medicine,
WELLS MACHINE SPREAD STRENGTHENING pl As
TERs are superior ~ all others Composed Of choice
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-03

Buffers BALsAMfc MIXTURE, the old infallible
remedy. Sold by druggists price, 81 per bottle.