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NEW TODAY.


PIPRR'S OPERA HOUSE,
VIRGINIA olTy.
Tuesday and Wednesday,
JUNE % AND 70.
GRAND conoERrl
Mendolssohn
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OF BOsrON,
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Solo vioionosilo TO the King Of Holland
This Renowned Club, whose record Of more
than
Thirty Iears Of Successive friinphs
II Known to lovers Of music throughout the
land, II the most perfect coublpatlon OF 10
character on this continent, and 10 In the front
rank Of similar Organisations in the world.
~ Tickets. with reserved sssts, .i the
Opera Aouss on Saturday. ls2otd
NOTICE
Ts HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ON AND ArTKn
DogS, Hogs, Sheep, Goats. Horses,
Cows, or Cattle Of any psseriDsiss.
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shall. In The rear OF YslioS Jsekst kAetss-
AMOS NIRRrrT, Chief Of POLES:
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PRIVATE scRool HoncE.
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i the public that ! shan opsa' Q Hnvats
Asheel IN toe old Grammar pspaytnsnt q The
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On 1onday, Jaly litA, 1884.
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the public that shall opeo. o Yriynts
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U-Bays and sails Exchange and Tssgraphie
Tfansfers. Issues Commercial and Trsvsasrf
Crsdia. This bank has special ncthhes for
dealing In bullion. l0
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q the once formerly used By the Town MAJ
shal. In The rear OF Ysllos Jsekst kAs1ss
AMOS NIRRrrT, Chief Of POLES:
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-07
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

No go. Simon Haas ct al plaintiffs in error VS. C.
a Arthur, collector, &c. On motion of Mr. S. 6.
Clarke, and consent of counsel, continued.
N 5iS. The United States, appellant, VS.. BENJAMIN
B. Goodman. On motion of Mr.. Assistant Attorney.
General Smith, dismissed.
No. $50. Charles II. MullilSin, use, &c, plaintiff in
error. William b. Slater ct al. On motion of Mr.
W. c. GOudy, dismissed, with costs, per stipulation.
No 81. Joseph w. jenkins ct al, &c, appellants
Peter X. Davis and wife. On motion of Mr. 6. Z,
Phillips, dismissed with costs.
No 25S. The Town of Walnut, plaintiff in error VS..
]. H Wade. Argument continued by Mr. w. G.
Goudy for plaintiff in error, by Mr.. Thomas s. Nc
Celand for defendant in error and concluded by Mr.
GOudy for plaintiff in error.
No. 259. The Town of Ohio plaintiff in error, VS..
Augustus Frank. Argued by Mr.. w. c. Goudy, and
submitted by Mr. A. C. Story for plaintiff in error,
and submitted by Mr.. ]. H Roberts and Mr.. s. NJ.
Culom for defendants in error
No. go Henry G. Fisk ct al, plaintiffs in error, vs.
c. a. Arthur, collector, &c. Argued by Mr.. S. 9.
Clarke for plaintiffs in error, and by Mr. Solicitor
General Phillips for defendant in error.
No. 3l, Joseph swan, plaintiff in error, c. A.
Arthur, collector, &c. No. ID, Herman FIeitman ct
No 2Gl, Henry Elegenhem ct AL plaintiffs in error,
vs. c. A. Arthur collector &c. Argued by MI S. G.
Clarke for plaintiff in error and Mr. Assistant At
tOrney-General Smith for defendant in error.
No. 227. The New York Life Insurance COMPANY
plaintiff in error, e. lngs, by his guardian &c,
c. K. Davis; No. 693, The New York Life Insurance
Company, appellants, E c. Bangs, by his guar
dian &c. c. X. Davis. Argument commenced by Mr..
Herbert l.. Baker for plaintiff in in No 2N and
appellant i'll No. 693.
Adjourned until to-day at twelve o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.

The following observations on the transact ons in
the financial market yesterday, together with open.
ing, highest, lowest and closing quotations, fur
nished by the clearinghouse of II. D. Cooke r, d Co..
I2s street, Washington. D. c.:
The stock market has been but a repetition of yes
ierday-veTy dull, with slight fluctuations. The only
particular feature has been slight furry in State
bonds, caused by the example of Tennessee, as set
forth in the final passage by their State Legislature
setting forth policy that might be followed by the
other States South. However falaciOus this reason
ing may be, it caused a fierce advance in Southern
State bonds. The North Carolina special tax bonds
recorded per cent advance to TO- while the skies adj
Vanced TO .. Virginia skies deferred closed strong
at o, and Tennessee skies closed at 76jz.
Money continues easy and IN light demand
American District Telegraph, which has been at
tracing attention from its wide fluctuations of late
opened at 3d. closing at S. the highest point reached
during the day. Canada Southern. Hannibal and ST.
10 preferred, Lake Shore, and Rock Island record
decided advance over the opening prices while the
balance of the list has been well supported.
Total sales of shares recorded are less than as
follows: Pacific Mail, 1O,50G Western Union 62Ol; do
extended, L60G Northwest 800; do preferred. 100
Rock Island, zoo; ST. Paul. 291OO do preferred LOO
&C J. C., 700 Erie, $500; Hannibal and ST. Jo 1000:
do preferred, 800; Lake Shore g. 3OG New York Cen
trail, 900 Ohio and Mississippi, 100 Union Pacific 5000
Michigan Central, 5000 Delaware and Hudson, 1900
New Jersey Central, 1920; Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western, IS6O0
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-07
MRS. M'FoD'S NEW HAT.
She Tells Her Husband GartbaIdi What
Became of 1t.

ASec1ue Oh HI
GWuIl." saws Jane Ann, cit wull be
nurtv hard for me till fuIe ony wan with thon hat
ay mine now, anyway" SEE she.
"Phv so?' seq 1. "Phat hand did We make av
II? Did We thrade it off wuth pedlar for ebay
nee monkey, or phat? SEE /.
"Troth, l had no such guide luck with it, SEE
she. Did we not know phat KEN On it?' SEE she.
al did not, seq ].
"Wull." says she, al put it out in the back yard
till air it a bit afther me comm from Washin'ton,
an left the gate open unknownSt, an ell at wanst
Iluked out, an there, be heavens! wor Gilfllan's
Oud buck goat peltin' away with it in his mouth,
SEE she, as hard as he cud lick
"Heavens! dye tell me 500" seq I. bud did We
not folly him an sthrive till -cEe it ?" seq l.
did not?' SEE she. Il lifted the broom an
away after him out through the lots an may
uuyer see glory av ne dident sthop an ateit befoor
me eyes," says she.
q suppose" seq ], "the crayther consated that
1t wor bunch av Vegetables that it wor an as
he's been Twin aft Ould oysther shells an tomatts
cans all wunther, preshume," SEE !, that he
eonsated that he wor gettin' dacent males victu-
els" SEE !. But did We lather him with the
broom at all?" sez l.
81 did" says she; but it wud been as wull for
me av I'd nuver minded him an let the hat go,
the moore 1 dident lex till stand by an see me
property ate up be buck goat, bad luck nil him!'
SEE she.
"Phy'' seq l. did he charge on ye?"
Faith did her, SEE she, for I'd no more nor
givin him wan lick av the broom phin, by
Heavens! he turned on me, an wOr schkart at
him an stharted for home, bud didn run more
nor three steps phin he gev me dhrive wuth his
head in the rear an, be me soul knocked me head
over heels over Mrs. Mulcahys clothes basket
that she wor hangin out clothes on the lots out av,
and I'm afeerd forbye that / made an eTposIy, as
We say in the Frinch, bekase wheen av the sarcus
men that Wor Standin' on Lahoigh avenya set up
crate cheer, an ony that Mrs. Mulcahy lifted me,
its consated am that thon infarnal goat wud
butted the life ont me-" Sbe for as it wOr
cud hardly sit down wuth ony aise for phile,'
sez she.
An did ye have yer stripped stockins on at the
time" SEE |.
Il did not" SEE she, " an 1 wudent aminded itso
much aY had,' SEE she.
"Thon wor bad,' sez l. " thon wor very bad mon
Sgement your part an let this be lesson till We
from the time till come, nuver till tackle buck
goat again single handed, for there's nuthin as
wicked hardly as thin are" SEE !, an l wor most
Dustin meself with the bare laughin'. so ye had
bad luck wuth thon hat all through?' SEE I-PhitG-
dflDHiG SHHddU TTnpScriyG
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-07
baltimore Geueral uarkef


BALTIMORE April 6.-Cotton dull; middling, 10ssc
Flour steady Howard street and Western super So Is
"a 0O do extra 81 25@5 OO do family SIS 25@6 IS; City
Mills SUPER s. 254 co. do extra, 81 25@5 co. do family
Sc so; do Rio brands, So 50; Patapsco family s. co.
Wheat-SoutheTn scarce and firm: Western quiet and
steady: Southern red 81 1S9I o. do amber 81 25@l So
No Maryland, 81 25 No. Western winter red spot,
81 2I'l@I - April, 81 217&1 2l7s May 81 2l3z@l 2a;
June, 81 2OaGI 2Os July, 81 l7G1 I71 August 81 az
al Is. Corn-Southern steady; Western quiet and
steady; Southern white, Sc do yellow, 5Sc: Western
mixed, spot 564td565sc; April 5554@56c; May 54s&@
SIC; steamer SIZE. Oats dull: Western white, 4547c:
do mixed, 4S94lc; Pennsylvania, 4Gc. Rye quiet at
g. 10 Hay trmeT; prime 10 choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland SIS oo92l 90 per ton Provisions dull; mess
pork-old, SIS; new SIG; bulk meats-ooSe shoulders
ana clear rib sides, none offering do packed, 5S1sc;
bacon-shoulders CSC; clear rib Sides 9ic. hams, Il
&c Lard-rehned, lie. Butter quiet; prime to choice
western packed lS22c roll, ls922c Eggs easier at
Bag l6c. Petroleum nominal refined nc. Coffee
hrmer Rio cargoes, ordinary TO fair I05@2lsc. Su-
gan hrm son, 955c. Whisky nominally 81 091s for
Joo lots. Freights to Liverpool per steamer quiet;
cotton, 3l6e4d; -four 22s Sd per ton; grain, 6ad Re
celptsfour S5 barrels; wheat 81 500 bushels: corn,
Sg0 bushels; oats, 5ot bushels; rye, 625 bushels
SDpments-wheat. 100 600 bushels corn SS3 bushels.
Sales-wheat, 2SS 90 bushels: corn, IS 252 bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-07
New Yort f;ene-,I ,I.rLet-

NEW York, April 6.-Cotton firm; holders asking
higher prices sales, $50 bales upIands l0c; Orleans,
lie; consolidated net receipts 97Ss baes exports
Great Britain 3 bales France 1853 bales; the CONT
nent. 1851 bales Flour-Southern quiet common TO
fair extra, 81 T5G5 2O good choice do S 25@1 co.
Wheat opened a shade better afterward the advance
lost, and closed stronger; ungraded red. 81 I6
26. Corn without important change and weak: I'M
graded 55a 59sc- Dots heavy and !sdc lower; No 2,
4S5c Hops quiet and firn yearlinfs, 12dISc. Coffee
steady and quiet Rio, 10l4l3 Sugar dull and rather
werker fair to good refining, 7saI 5i6c; prime, re
refined quiet standard A, SIC. Moasses rm and in
fair demand: Porto Rico, 965ec; English Island, a51
SSc: New Orleans. 30955c. Rice in fair demand and
unchanged. Rosin quiet at 81 70ieI So Turpentine
unsettled and weak at 4lG43c. Wool dull, weak and
unsettled domestic fleece 2G46c: pulled, 20GliOc
washed, I4S2c; Texas, l42Sc Pork i'm little better
demand old, SIS y; nliddes dull and nominal; long
clear, s. 2 shGrt IS Co. Lard shade higher al Sl1 90
GIL 021S. FreightS steady.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-07
DISTRICT COURTS.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIcT-CHIEF JUS
The application Of William r. Ruff for admission TO
the bar was referred to the examining committee.
Mayhem vs.. RUPERT; on argument. The proceed.
ings of the bar in relation to the death of J. e. Ken
edy were directed TO be entered upon the minutes of
the court.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUsTICE MAcARTHUR-Collins
VS.. Maxwell Ell al; judgment by default Second Ma
Barker; Judgment Notwithstanding plea Riley VS..
Barker; same action. Murphy VS.. Hewitt: restored
tiff. Chappelear VS.. Callahan: Judgment confessed.
Key VS.. G6nton; death of defendant suggested Hall
d Hume VS.. Martin ct al. order to produce book and
papers. Raleigh vs.; Adler; Judgment by de-
fault. Brenen's Savings Bank VS.. Thomas:
condemnation Taylor & Co. VS.. Stockstil & Co !;
Judgment by default as to StOckstill. Murray vs..
Huguey; jury directed 10 bring in sealed verdict
9RPpen6tH1er VS. Turner n Judgment by default
Jeunemann VS.. Galloway; judgment by default and
concentration darner admnistrator, vs. Irwin;
Meldrum ct al. same action. Lewis. administrator,
vs. IAnklnsi same action Beavans d Shaw VS.. Ken
same action. Weaver VS.. Robinson death of plaintiff
suggested.
Equity CoURT-JUsTIcE MAcARrHuR-Huntley
vs. Barlow; ordered TO the foot of the calendar
Douglass VS.. Lewis; bill dismissed. Young VS. Young
Bishop; rule on complainant retuTnable April ii.
Bacon vs. Cox ct AL pro confesso against certain de
dered to be taken Before Examiner &. 7. BoWe Bal
main VS.. johnson; auditors report finally ratified.
fore s D. Caldwell. Riggs VS., Thomas; private sale
ordered. Biggns VS.; Dye; rule on defendant return
and case continued. Boggs Boggs: demurrer sus-
nig % Sacra aeT T so 10 Paeo VS. Con
fesso and reference TO auditor. Brown administrator
VS.: Van Patten; administrator authorized to bring
suit.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Circuit Court-Justice MacArthur-No S46 Daish Vs.
Johnson; No 35S, Randall, trustee VS.. Twombly; No
ITO, Shipman VS. District of Columbia; No &c., Alcorn
VS. Beuer; No. 36l Augherton vs.. Degges, garnishee:
No. 362, RUSSELL receiver, VS.. National Capital In
surance Company; No. 1863, National Savings Bank
Us. Combs; No. 3S4, McCreery & Co. VS.. Ford; No.
365 Owen VS.. Rpthe ford; No. 357. De Alma vs. VIII
key No. S69 Moore Gingon: No. $40, Hussey, use,
&c, VS.. District of Columbia; No. 81 Veihmeyer vs.
Degges. garniShee; No. 372, Hyam vs. Daley; No.
1913, Hills, Boyd d Co. Clark No. 37i, Martin &
Andrews VS.. Mctirath; No. 575, TruesdeIl executor
vs. Sheppard No. SO, Kinsinger ct al HUH ct AL
No 377, Johnson & MOale vs. Bowers; No. 49, Snyder
vs. Douglass; No $50, Hayden VS.. Miller d. Jones,
garnishee.
Equity Court-Justice Wylie.-No. S, Bowles VS..
Bowles; No Il, Little Ingersoll; No. Is Snouffer
vs. Greenapple; No. 49, Nourse vs. Ashford; No 20,
Diehl VS.. Gross; No. u, Reeve Reeve; No. %,
Gross VS.. Gross No. g. Perry Wall; No. "a Dsin-
csc vs. Kendall; No. D, Fairfax Evans.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-07
The following were the closing quotations for Gov
wv 9 NON4 l1OII..ss-sssssl
BY & Ssnniafnd Prncc 1

NEW YORK, April 6-Money easy at 466 per cent
ana closed at per cent. Exchange dull at 1901 64So
i0r long and 4S21@Is3 for short sight Governments
quiet but firm. State bonds were less active late in
the DAY, aud the market evinced reactionary ten
oehcy, although the final dealings were characterized
oS hrmer tone. South Carolina non-fundabe skies
uened TO lOS4@ 1857; Virginia deferred SIS dropped
70 and rallied TO l2OY; Tennessees fell of to 70
I-2 In railroad bonds the late changes were slight.
Nooie and Ohio debentures sold up TO S7i4 for rsts
ana % Tor seconds: Chesapeake and Ohios active
81 y or series and 57z for currency skies; Kansas
any ~, leAaS hrStS rose per cent. 10 los
e STOCK MAJ ket opened generally firm, but in the
10y dealings the market irregular the only i'm
:ht chaige IN prices being decline of per cent.
a., " eSleTn Union At the first board irnler tone
tiS ana prices advanced s4Gllz per cent, the
. .teI western Union. During the afternoon the
SSlcuialon continued to be characterized by strong
lhe dealings. however, being, except in few in
Ss<nSS on very small scale In the late dealings
icIloSl reaction took place, but in the final sales
y market again became strong, and closed at IN adj
6SheLa list the Granger shares, Union Pacific and
Me cOal shares leading the Improvement. Pacific
nan was an exception, and declined Ia per cent on
e gay transactions Total sales 22I coo shares, in
Eufuiiis delaware lackawanna and Western, l9,O00
T, o',Tf iron Mountain, 5000 Lake Shore, 27,s0G
-tisELle and Nashville, 1900: Michigan Central
80 northwest, $500 Nashville and Chattanooga,
800. 1NeW Jersey Central I0G9G Northern Pacific,
n ~, acme Mail, 1920; ST. Paul, IS 05 Union Pacific
M biii NabaSh Pacific. 7,0NG Western Union, $685.
mobile and Ohio, 5000
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-07
DIED.,

ABELL--At AnacoStia, D. c., April 8, SAMUEL
ABELL formerly of Boston, Mass, aged 81 years.
Funeral on the Sth at o'clock.
DREW.-Monday, Al ril 4, at $50 p. H. BETTE G.
daughter of Edward NJ. and Mahala A. Drew.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the Church of the Ascension
Thursday, at IL O'Clock a. m. -
GRYMES. Wednesday morning. April 6, 1884,
MARGARET ANN, late relct of Craven Francis
Grymes aged IS years.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral, from her late residence 9s5 New
York avenue on Friday morning, April s, at IL
o'clock.
HITZ.-Wednesday. April 6, 1881, at 63O a. M. Flo
Switzerland.
The friends of the family invited TO attend the
funeral from his late residence pa street southeast
Friday at IL a.
POND.-Suddenly, on the 5th instant, of heart dis
SARAH F., beloved wife of Henry Pond, in the
56th year of her age.
New Haven and Hartford papers please copy.I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-07
REAL ESTATE
The Official Transfers Of Yesterday as
Recorded.

The Official Transfers OF Yesferday as
Recorded.
Mr.. ]. F. OImstead presents the following transac-
tons in real estate in the District yesterday as re-
ported to him by the Recorder of Deeds:
On alley between K and L streets north, rear part
of lot I6 9 feet inches by q feet square 1884, Henry
Grinnell TO Washington Mclean; $500,
On Rhode Island avenue near y street north; sub
lot 46 50 by depth square 49,; Robert c. Hewett
Lewis j. Davis; 1850.
On street south, between Ninth and Tenth streets
west west onehalf of lot 10 (3 by l2) square 3SS E.
j. McIntire, trustee, 10 Sarah McIntire: $5a5.
On street north between Second and Third streets
east part of lot least - feet IL inches by 100 eet
square 755; Sidney NJ. Davis to George f. PyleS;
81. 200.
On Fourth street east, between East Capitol and A
streets south; part of lot (l6 by los feet nch),
square s7 Elizabeth Hesser eXecutrix, ct AL TO John
R. Shields: si0l.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-07
THE SONG OF THE CAKE.
BY JOHN sEITZ.

With features heated and red,
With head that throbs and aches,
A woman stands in the kitchen
Turning buckwheat cakes
Rake! bake! bakei
In autumn, winter, and spring,
And still with a voice of tremulous quake
She but of the cake doth sing.
Beat beat beat!
While the batter is foaming high,
And bake bakei bake!
Till il seems that the man must die
But nO-he bears him bravely,
And the woman continues 10 bake,
Spreading and lifting and turning,
While the man he takes the cake.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-07

= u ND OdlO hAlLkOAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND LINE
BETWEEN ,yyElE y THE E, East 4A AND THE
Schedule to take effect Sunday, Aprils, 1851.
AN. LEAVE WASHINGTON:
t2I5-GHIGAGO, CINCINNATI, AND ST. LOUIS
5:OO-Baitlmore, EiIicott City and Way Stations
t64O-BALTIM0RE EXPRESS.
6:oO-BaitimOre, Annapolis and Way. (Piedmont.
Strasburg, Winchester. Hagerstown, and Way.
via Relay.l
0-!PP6aIITL,ADELPHIA, NEW YORK, AND BoS-
s45-sTAUNT1oNS AND VALLEY EXPRESS (con-
meets Tor Hsserstown and at Point of Rocks for
tso0-on Sunday only. for Baltimore. Annapolis, and
IeOO-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS (stops at Hyattsville.
o S1 B snE Larre Annapolis Junction,
flO4o.PITTsBURG, CHICAGO. CINCINNATI.
l2lO-Baltimore EllicOtt City. Annapolis and Way
tI2 S5 sgnday only for Baltimore and Way
t3O0-BALTIM0RE, PHILA DELPHIA,A NDNEW
YORK EXPRESS.
s:sO-Batimore and Way Stations (winchester, Fred
erick, Hagerstown, and Way, via Relay
ESO-BALTIMoRE, HYATTsyILLE, AND LAU-
REL EXPRESS Frederick, via Relay. stops at
fE45-Point of Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown, VIM
chester, and Way Stations. ION Sunday 10 Point
fE40-BaltImOre Annapolis and Way Stations.
EXPRESS (Martnsburg and
Way. via Relay. Stops at Hyattsville and
Laurel).
e05-POint Of Rocks and Way Stations
t6:45-Baltmore and Way Stations
30-BAETIMORE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
ts;50-PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI. AND ST.
LOUIS EXPRESS.
a4o-BALTndORE. EVANSVILLE. AND I.AU..
REL EXPRESS. Stops signal or to let of
passengers at any station between Washington
and Annapolis Junction.
i0G0-PHlLADELPHIA, NEW YORK, AND B0S-
TON EXPRESS. Sleeping car to New York.
aud special sleeping car at Philadelphia.
Daily tSundays only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station, and 69 and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourteenth street,
where orders will be taken for baggage be checked
and received at mini In the CITY
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

DR.. Z. C. VESTS NERvEAND BRAIN TREATMENT,
speThc LOT mysteries DlLzIness, S3lHt NeI
Spermatorrhoaa, ImpOtency, Involuntary Emissions,
Premature Old Age, caused by over-eXertiOn self
abuse or over-indnigence which leads misery, de-
cay, and death One box will cure recent Each
box contains one months treatment. One dollar q
box, or six boxes for five dollars Sent by mail pre-
paid receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes to
cure any case With each erdar received by for six
boxes, accompanied with five dollars. we will send
the purchaser Our written guarantee 10 return the
money if the treatment does not effect cure. Guar
anteeS issued by STOTT 81 CROMWELL, $50 Penn
sylvana avenue Washington, ID. c., wholesale and
retail agents. Orders by mail will receive prompt at
,oution ocIS1Trrhs-Iy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-07
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL T. 1881
PRODUCE MARKETS.

17s; Atlantic and Great Western firsts 6S; do sec
onds 301s; Pennsylvania Central, 70la.
PARIS, April 6-Three percent. rentes, S3f 4Cc.