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Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
special Mention.

d. Reed can be found at the corner OF
Fourth and Market streets, with good
fresh peaches every day.
Dealers in tobacco and cigars will
find the largest stock in the State Of
Delaware aud the finest selection in the
market at the great tobacco mart, 4th
and Shipley streets.
Parker's Hair Balsam and Parker's
Ginger Tonic, for sale by Taylor q Ful, ,
lsrton, Druggists and Apothecaries, ao2
King street.
Infants Combs and Brushes sold al
the Ladies' Department OF Belts Drug
store. Entrance on 9Th street. Lady
attendant.
Polite attention paid to night Gus
TONERS, Great care taken in the fittinf
Of trusses, At Danforth's "cheap" Drus
Store, I'd and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
Cily Democracy.

To-day being the nomination election
for the position of Treasurer, our Dem
ocratic friends had a final pow-wow at
their headquarters in the Friendship
engine house last evening. Mr.. Guth-
rie occupied the chair. There was
nothing Of public interest transacted
beyond the changing, by motion, OF the
plan OF submitting this evenings re-
suit. The returns will be submitted to
a special committee consisting Of J: A.
Collins, Msrris Taylor, Thos. Mellon,
Howard Simpson and Patrick Neary.
To this committee the election officers
in the different wards are required to
report after the polls close.
The Ninth Ward chosen G. W. Grif'
fifth and James Fagan as inspectors to
hold this afternoons election.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
Prospect Beer.

This Justly celebrated pure and de-
lightful lager beer, which Messrs. Don
ahoe & Robinson have been supplying
their customers with during the sum-
msr season, has proven itself to bs the
best beer in this city, fbota in purity
and flavor. 1t has been thoroughly
tested now in the saloons, pic-nics and
excursions, and has given the best OF
satisfaction TO all Concerned who have
given 1t fair trial. Messrs. Donahoe
4 Robinson therefore have just cause
to feel encouraged for their enterprise
in introducing first class beer to the
public Of this city, and their increasing
orders is the best evidence that the
quality Of their goods are greatly ap.
preciated. They only handle first class
goods, full line Of which they con.
stantly keep on hand. Call and be
satisfied.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
wholesale ship Building.

The "Ledger' OF yesterday morning
has the following in relation to the
building of a number of ships which II
is said the Russians are having built in
this country.
"About six months ago several Rus
sian officers were sent to this country
to examine the various private ship
yards, with reference to the facilities
for doing work rapidly and we'll. They
were treated with every consideration,
and returned to Europe when their
labors were completed. During their
examinations they visited the shipyards
of Philadelphia, Chester and Whining
ton, and requested the following firms
to draught and submit plans and spec
ifcations for certain number Of iron
vessels; William Cramp 4 Sons and
| Nsafie & Levy, of Philadelphia; John
Roach & Sons, of Chester; Pusey, Jones
& Co., and the Harlan & Hollingswortt
com psny, of Wilmington, and William
H. Webb of New York ship builder
the idea in asking these firms to fur
nish plans being to select the best tea'
lures of each and use them in the con-
struction Of the vessels needed. These
plans were made and forwared to St.
Petersburg. The Russians appeared te
have preference for American built
vessels, and, during their visit, exam
ined quite a number Of our coasters
and, it is said, tried to open negotia.
tions for their purchase, but their
owners, being satisfied with than De
clined to entertain any proposition Tor
their sale.
A representative Of the REPUBLICAN,
was this morning informed that if the
report was true the firm knew but lit
tie about it, but the guarded reticence
of the mem bers of the firm led to the
impression that the report had resolved
more or less consideration.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
WILMINGTON DEL, SATURDAY. AUGUST %, 1879

tlemen, were excellently given, the rich
deep basso of Mr.. Msggitt adding not a
little to their success. A Duet by Miss
Emma Beetle, of Wilmington, and Miss
Edith Quicksall, did credit 10 thess
birds Of song, and "Paded Flower" !"
by Miss Lizzie Badger, Of Philadelphia,
was superbly rendered. Mr.. Sammons
and his jswsharp, again delighted the
audience, and recitation by Miss Eta
Walton, was highly enjoyed. The af-
ternoon meeting was closed with tenn
perance address by Frank Whelen.
The evening meeting opened at seven
o'clock, the programme being as rich
and varied as that Of the afternoon.
Singing, declaiming, speaking, recita-
tions, stc., occupying the time, and
when the hour for closing came the
hearty verdict of all was that the
eighth Jubilee OF the Band Of Hope was
indeed a success.
All through the day the new
arrivals kept swelling the numbers
pr ssent and although the grounds were
crowded everybody appeared in the
best of humor and no disturbance or
accident Of any kind occurred.
Refreshments Of all kinds were serv-
cd on the ground, and the genial face
of Tommy Greer, bsamed out from be
hind a peanut bag, the contents Of
which the managers had trustingly
confided to his care. Ner was tkeir
confidence misplaced. Nobly did Tom
my perform his duty and all through
the day his mslodious voice informed
the peanut cruncher where the luscious
fruit might be had.
In addition to those named there
we're others who took part in the ex-
ercises, from Phila., Camden, Whining
ton, and other places, whose names we
failed to secure, but who aided greatly
to make the day the success it proved.
No hitch or break whatever occurred in
the order of exercises and the encour.
agement the Band received fron the
hundreds who gathered to honor its
Eighth will act as spur to them dur
| ing the coming year, and all concerned
may indeed feel that this last Jubilee
has reflected nothing but credit upon
the Band, its friends, and the soldier
who first flung its standard to the
breeze.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
He WAS Il COrpOral.

During the war, Mr.. Hunt, (the man
who has charge of the dogs in this city)
was Corporal of Co. y. First New York
Dragons, Captain G.. J. Hamilton,
commanding the company. Last even
ing MIR. Hunt showed US his discharge
papers, which stated that at the time
ne enlisted he was eighteen years of
age, and by occupation butcher. A
strange coincidence that Mr.. Hant
after wandering away from his early
profession for years, should at last re-
turn to it here in our city, and as he
transforms, the wayward canine into
fresh bologna, he must be impressed
strongly with the truth-"As the twig
is bent, so will the tree Incline"
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
S,cLuess On Sh1D.bOard i.

On the arrival of the schooner ~. L.
Simmons" yesterday, with a load of
lumber for Tatnall Il Co., and several
cases OF sickness on board, there was a
general scare. The tug boat captain,
informed the port physician of the fact
and upon examination by DR.. Springer
II was discovered that instead of the
ship being infected with yellow fever,
there were only several cases Of chills.
The boat was allowed to enter port,
while the sick ones left for their
homes.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
THELEADING SCHOOL.
For Ladies' and Gentleman, BOYS
and Gtrls-The Wilmington Athe
umum. Askew Building,

anu hhO
neum, Askew Building,
7th aud Market streets, on account OF
its many advantages and extraordinary
facilities, Our readers have been serv-
cd with thousands Of catalogues, to
convince them that it is the BEST,
CHEAPEST and HIGHEST RECOMMENDED
classical, English and commercial insti
tuition in the State. 1t distinguished
itself from all the rest, in following
closely and faithfully the great ana
celebrated GERMAN HIGH SCHOOL SYSTEM
Of education, method which has given
renown to Europe. The first step OF
educating is to develop the pupils mind
and moral character, and thus to open
bv degrees the way for thorough edu,
cation The rooms may be called and
are known as both grand and hand.
some. Students from a distance VIII
bs we'll provided for. Also first class
night school will be attached to it. 1t
viii open the first week in September.
Sand for catalogue, or have consulta'
tion with Prof. Hochkeppel, 7l7 Tat
nall street. See adv.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
school Comme ncement.

Amongst the teachers who are away
summsring IS Miss Annie L. Crawford
who teaches a private school on Second
street near Washington. Miss c. has a
very fine school and she expects to have
a large attendance on the opening day,
the first day of September. She has been
spending the past three weeks at
Parkesbnrg, Homesville, and Cochran
Vile, Chester county, Pa, and is en-
Toying the trip very much. Miss 9
will return home next week in order
to have everything in readiness for the
reopening Of her school.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
nood citizens Death.

We have received with regret news Of
the death of Mr.. William Wilson, from
his residence on the Levels, near Mid
dletowp. He will be buried to. morrow
from his late home. He was one of the
olaest subscribers of the REPUBLICAN,
and our business relations with him
have always been of the most pleasing
character. His loss will be greatly Ia
mantad in the neighborhOod.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
9entenced.

A. few days ago We mentioned in the
court Of West Chester, Pa, the convic
tion Of Joseph Taylor, (who was tried
at New Castle a few years ago for the
murder Of Mr.. Mackey), for stealing a
horse from man named Morrow, but
We neglected to say that he had been
sentenced to pay fine Of IS and bt
imprisoned two years in the Eastern
penitentiary for stealing the horse, q
fine of $5 and three months imprison-
nent for stealing the bride and fine
OF $5 and three months imprisonment
for stealing the money for which he
sold the horse.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
Horse Riddle on.

The horse, Delaware Chief, was tax.
Ell out of the stable OF his owner, Elihu
Talley, near Talleyville, Branaywine
Hundred, on Thursday night, by some
tramp who rode him to near Dilworth.
town, Chester County, and then turn
ed him loose; at least he was found in
the road near that place on Friday
morning, after considerable search, and
returned to the stable from whencs he
had been taken.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
Payment made.

The widow of Samuel McKeever, the
unfortunate man killed on the railroad
receives the money from the Railroad
Beneficial Association to-day. Yester-
day she with her counsel, Erancis X.
Messick, Esq, who is engaged in set
tling up the estate, was before Esq,
O'Neill making out the necessary pa
pers. She and Mr.. Messick left for
Philadelph phia this morning where con-
sultation will bs held with President
Ides and the money paid.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
Gospel Tent Meeting.

The Revival meeting being held in a
large tabernacle in South Wilmington,
has been very successful in doing good
the meetings have bssn attended with
great spiritual power, and fifteen per
sons have professed faith. The meeting
will continue during next week, and all
christian workers are cordially invited
to assist in the services. Tomorrow is
expected is expected to be a day Of
special interest. At 10y O'Clock a. M,
there will be preaching at o'clock in
the afternoon, a general experience
meeting; Y o'clock, p. M, preaching
and revival services.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
RenutatfOn Es stabl iSh e =.

The efficacy of DR.. Flagg's Liver and
Stomach Pad, in all cases CT disease
arising from disordered stomach or
liver, is now established beyond doubt,
as hundreds in this city can testify
The doctor has at his office long list
of names of persons that have used it
and been thereby benefited. Call and
see him at No. 7 4. 5th street.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
Public Sale.

Mr.. J. Y. Heald will sell at public
sale on Saturday, August 80, at . o.
clock p. M, eight good building lots on
Fifth street between Van Buren, and
Broom streets, and on Gilpin avenue
between Scott and Lincoln streets, also
a brick dwelling No. s27 Washington
street and brick dwelling on Jackson
street. See adv.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
Another Explosion.

About 4. 80 o'clock this morning the
mill in Hagley's yard blew up with a
lond report, The sound was heard
distinctlv and the smoke rising from
tha snot could be distinctly seen. There
vas no one in the mill at the time, and
the only damage done as far ss We
con,d learn was the blowing of Of the
roof of the building.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
ParlOr Entertain nlent.

Prof. Franklin, we'll known through
|ut the Union, will give one of his par
|or entertainments at the W. T. r. A.
Pail, No. 22O and 222 Market street, on
Wednesday evening, the 9th instant.
frot. +. is resident Of this city, and
flves this exhibition for the amusement
\ his friends, prior to his annual tour.
fls brilliant feats OF illusion aud ven.
|rlloquism, combined with his trained
|anaries, cannot fail to please his audi
Pnce. Admission rs cents, children 10
tents. Doors open at 7.l5.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
sharp Mr.. w arc.
From the State Sentinel.

From the State Sentinel.
Mr.. James w. Ware is not anxious
to get Harry Sharpley nominated for
President of City Council. He knows
that if he can get Sharpley slaughtered,
one more candidate for the State Sen
ate will be buried. Ware is entirely
disinterested. The election for state
Senator is good way off yet; but Mr..
Ware believes in Tilden's mode Of
keeping the road strewed with victims
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
Tho Meeting Last Night.

A fair number of people attended the
open air temperance meeting in front
Of the City Hall last evening. Speech
es were made by Thos. Scott, George
Day and H. W. Morrow. The latter
presided,
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
The Brandywine Springs

will be kept open during the month Of
September for the accommodation OF
boarders. This is one of the most de-
lightful summer boarding houses that
can be found anywhere. The table Is
we'll kept, being supplied with all the
delicacies of the season. Boarding al
reasonable rates.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23

A cable despatch to the Toronto Globe
(ys that Sir Leonard Tilly and Sir
larles Tupper sailed from Liverpool
r Canada yesterday. Lord Chief JUS
ce Cockburn also sailed.
Nine additional cases of yellow fever
nd eleven deaths were reported yes
|rday in Memphis. Two cases of vel
wv fever are reported in New Orleans,
the district infected last month.
A violent thunder storm did consid
Fable damage a, Barrie. Ont, last
fght. Windows were smashed and
ices uprooted by the wind, even the
dewalks, in places, being torn up by
be hurricane.
A violent storm, at Biloxi, Miss,
esterday, destroyed the Sea Shore
amp Meeting Grounds. The taber-
acle and other buildings were demol-
Phed, aud two persons were injured.
Eugene Gardere, colored, an ex mem
er OF the Louisiana Legislature, and
Dr few years past clerk in the Post
ihc. at New Orleans, has been arrested
pr stealing money letters.
Taylor AXE was hanged yesterday in
Justin, Texas, for felonious assault
p girl, committed last year.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23

There is danger for children in every
medicine which contains opium In any
form and WI therefore cheerfully re-
commend DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, which
Ia warranted not to contain opiates or
anything injurious. Price only 70 cts.
For sale by all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
Every ona Ia entiraly willing to

Every one is entirely willing to be
pls neighbors physician yet tried
femedies should only bs employed, As
VI. Bulls Baltimore Pills. Twenty.
Four years Of constantly increasing use
testify to the real worth of this valuable
Family medicine.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
Martna Il. Travilla,

=. minister, a member Of the Society oi
Friends desires TO have general notioe
u;ven that she expects to attend the
meeting on West street, between Fourth
and Filth, on First day morning At ~
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
Sunday Papers.

Mr.. G.. A. Davis, will tomorrow have
all the New York and Philadelphia
Sunday papers for sale at Harkins Sc.
gar stere, 7th and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
A Decided Bargain.

Two bales unblexched muslin to be
loid for cents per yard, at the Bee
Hive, 306 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
VIYANTED. "A small family to take part
smst* ~ M This Once.

VNOR kENT.-Nine two-story frame houses
n between Thirteenth and fourteenth,
Lincoln and Union Sts. NJ. M. CHILD.
S-23s " ST.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
He Was Allowed to Depart.

The only prisoner placed in the dock
this morning was George Taylor, color
ed, he being charged with threatening
to kill and using abusive Language
towards several parties. The prisoner
has been confined in the cells for sew
eral days and this morning no one ap-
pearing against him lie was discharged.
As the man was leaving the dock, Of
ticer McClain said to him, "George, you
appear to smile all over your counte'
nance, you are feeling better, are you
not?" 1t was time George was smiling
and he c.rtainly had every reason to
smile, as the charge against him was a
very serious one. In reply to officer
McClains question he said. "les, Use
feel awful glad" George tarrled IN
the court room only long enough to
answer officer McClain's question, after
which he was noticed to hurry out OF
the court room and the last seen OF
him was his going up Market street as
fast his pedal extremities would prope!
him.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
SLATE M AN TEL S.

OLD ROOFS REPAIRED. AND NO
CHARGE MADE UNLESS LEAKS AXE
STOPPED.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23

TNUR SALE.-Five shares Clayton Loan
II Stock First series), Apply to
H. r. RUMFORD,
SIS St. Bank, 2ol Market street
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
NEW ADVERTIs I'M ENTs.

SLATE ROOFERS. GRAVEL ROOF
ERS. TIN ROOFERS. PLASTIC
SLATE ROOFERS,
And Dealers in
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23

pICtlug WOuuu WHiSh hoy PAoo
|al. Collins escaped. ar
isnrs Cole was arrested In Spring
ID, N. H., on Thursday, for the
brder of Francis Wheeler, aged l9
prs, who disappeared on the 18th OF
ne, and whom Cole suspected OF
ing too intimate with Mrs. Cole.
Several robbers assaulted Jacob
eele, Collector of the Pennsylvania
nal Company, at Midaletown, Pa,
Thursday night, but, after striking
m on the head several times with a
lnt instrument, they became alarmed
d fed.
The thirteenth annual session Of the
nnecticut Peace Society closed at
gstic, on Thursday, over 5000 per-
hs being present. Among the prin
bal speakers were Alfred H. Love
ID Mrs. Francis Watkins Harper, OF
Ailadelphia. 'A,3t
Joseph Fisher, the youth who mur.
red colored girl in Vicksburg, sur.
nd-red himself yesterday. He had
NAMED in his room since the murder,
bile the police were securing the sur
unding country for him.
1t is understood that, in view of the
kstitution of the Sioux Indians neal
ood Mountain, in the Northwest, and
possible result, the Dominion Gov
nment will increase its militia force
that district.1 >
A man about 35 years of age, sup.
psed, from letters found in his pocket
be John Maybury, of Port Erven, N
was killed near Pittsfeld, Mass,
Fsterday, while walking on the rail
Dad.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-13
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY M1TTERS IN NEW YORK
IND SIN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.

N,,, yort, octohor II 1870
Wv W" - IN -, ,s No., Wi,
inc foreign commerce OF InH pOit Vi rUm nV,h
LOT ln0 past week was ny lVioWs %, aiy
ehGmulsG imports, so'AoloOi' Piouueo 'Npoi"'
sV,iZO'oo!' 49, .o.,,.. =, ,,or oo,t s,orltr,, io,s
eMoiiSy WIS act ,S Pol eo"N "'oiii"s' i0"s'
9olglolI2, snort iszl2l9to2.
Sovetnmehl bonus sVe"uy'
State DOlus Gull uli, -. j, ,-., ,r,.. ,,,..o
, hallroad Donds strolg ana puoynnt' neIo Wetio
large shes OF bosto, hartford * lstio ilsts' Wlv
al,er uecning rom 40 70 aiI Iose w. 40 ,I e
aG i 10 IA, lSo IugS eeulliGs III Sgi I 80
ohl0 nats WilcH iei OH from ~ 70 Sn NM f OS
" 90, WIIS 40 currency SINGS soiu w W S,, 20 10
sdoulnIl hlsl plSie,Ieu ilcoes tose ~ ~, ~ ro
ov Wlo sccVnu w ~, oiiSeu liuiit ~ T0as 90
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-13

BY virtue OF n certain deed OF trust to us, dated
July % lS1g and duly recorded, we will offer for sale
at public auction, in front of the premises, on MON
DAY the 9th day Of October, 1879, at o'clock p m
the following described property situated in the city
of Washington, District OF Columbia, known aud
beingt eastern part of lot numbered seventeen %
IN square numbered two hundred and thiriy-sN (28),
having front of twcnt-OEe (ll feet t%o and a-hnf
(2is) inches North street by depth OF one hun
drtd and twenty tl2O) feet with the improvements
consisting OF wel-built two-story and basement
Rrck Dwelling. Also the centre portion Of lot num-
beTed twenty COZ IN said square numbered two hun
bred and thlrtysix l2) having front oltwsnty t2O)
feet on Thirteenth street west by depth OF one hun
dir dmd thrte OlS) feet two and ahalf CD Inches:
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, balance IN six and
twelve months, all cash, at the option of the pur-
chaser The purchasers prOmissOry notes TO he given
for the deferred payments bearing interest ut seven
"a per cent per Rnnum from day of SALE and secured
BY deed OF trust on the property sold a deposit OF
800 will be required the acceptance of bid for the
V-streot property and $50 on the Thrteenth-sreet
lot All conveyancing 90 ost of purchaser lfterms
of sale not complied with IN seven days from day
of sale the trustees the right TO resell the
property nj the risk aud expense of tho doitlting
purchaser. FRANCIS MILLER, OTrus,o,s
2NcodtSds BERNARD H. lIANLEY, ! -l'9'o- !"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-13


EQUITY CounT-JusTIcE MAcARTHuR-Thomp.
son VS.. Kendall; settled. Damise vs. Kendall set
tied Warren vs.. Warren; decree for further ref
erence vacated Brooke vs. Murray; rule on r. j.
NIusscy rcturnable October 49, Brooks vs. Briscoe;
reference to auditor. Littell IngersOll leave TO
amend bill. Smith VS.. Robinson; sale ordered by
receiver. Flanagan Va, SNOW; guardian ad litem
appointed, Pearson vs.. Flanagan; guardian al
Item appointed.
Justice Macarthur having private business that
will take him from the city has adjourned his
court for one week. During his absence Justice
Wylie will act on OK parle motions
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
SUPREME COURT or THR DISrRICr-CHIEF JUSTICE
CARTIER AND JUSTICES WYLIR AND JAMEs.-No.
80, jackson vs.. BlackwOod; 81 Rooch VS.. Castle
mani 2S, United States OK rel. Davis VS.. Rhees;
49, BARLEY VS., Hebron 80, Bride VS.. Wright;
49, Hoffman VS.. Jones; "a. Fairfax vs. Evans; 81,
Casey vs.. Casey; 49, De Vaughn VS.. De Vaughn;
40, schNpp administrator vs. Metropolitan Life In
surauCe Company.
CRIMINAL CoURr-JUsTICE HAGNER.-rhomRs
o'Neil unlicensed barr Elizabeth skelley unli.
censed bari Daniel McIntyre unlicensed bar
John Babbington, disordoIly assembly, Robert
Callahan, selling liquor TO miners; Alfred h. Bush,
fast driving; George Wick, light weight bread;
Edward Quirk light weight bread; George Mon,
day, light weight bread
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RIVER IND CAN.IL NEWS
Washington Itiycr Front.

mlandand seOboard Company's wharf-Steamei
Jane Moseley, BONNEVILLE Norfolk, Va, freight and
passengers.
Shcrifs SiXth.stroet wharf = Steamer Mattano
sengers.
Clarke Il Givens wharf-Schooners W w Pharo
Hayre de Grace, both with coal Tor Clarke Dc Given
Biscoes whnrf-Schooner John Wcthers Kirby
Philadelphia, coal for Mayield and Hieston.
Carriers wharf-schooner William oliver, Jones,
AuNic W ui"tci SO'u ior d " hliier' NLa-,'
CLEARED.
Stephcnson's wharF-Steamer Snc, Geoghegan
Baltimore, Md, and lower river landings, freight
and passengers.
Carriers wharf-Sohooner D B Steelman, Carmen
Currioman, Va, to load wood for Washington mar
ket
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-13
CARREAGES.
PROFEsSIONAL.

DR. BOswORTH, OlS Z STREET n. W, IS THE
~ most slSlilrul and the only scientific Medical
electrician ever In this city. IN nervous aud chronic
diseases posItiycly cured EeRae Diseases speclaI'
+ Patterson, s. g.; Samuel NurmenL Washington, ID.
:, aud others. Consultation nee. a competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant TO attend TO ladies'
nOltly