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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09


EOR SALE-- \ dwc'Hnw og four rooms. cellar
4 ristcru ard wei, IN good order ana near To
street fss IL
EOR SALE-Ml kinds of shade ornamental
A and fruit trees, eVcrgrccus shrubs aua roses
on Main street. ncNtto the HERALD building, and
opposite the postolice iSl
L'OR sALE-A Side-hu buggy and "A light
ph"lon, chenp for cash El VIM Longs
~
4 MansrceL iS.tf
IGOR sALE--A good residence property, l5Ox
20 feet on Bryan street with house of four
rooms. cellar, excellent wen, Outhouscs, chicken
{ardelc; over 100 bearing grapeviues and blnck-
perry bushes OF the best varieties ON the place
Enquire al hetald Office j6-d
TOR sAlE-Four thousand mead of cattle of
d25-t III Worth Toy
FOR sALE-LAND-g0O acres of good black
land; 800 acres IN cultivation, with all neccs
sary farming uppurtenances; sell cheap.
d25.tf " . H. Worm WeT Texas
EOR SAlE-Farms for rent or sale situated 4
4 miles from Dallas Comfortable houses
plenty OF water. Also Is acres well adapted To
iIuit vegetables, or MELONS. Address o. L.
bo"ser Slb Elm, Corner Market street nhv2G
IGOR sALE-A farm OF 100 acres OF nch'
y black soil, situated eight miles southwest
from Dallas One half In fine state of cnltiyN,
ton, balance pasture and tmber-a nice new
dwelling, with smoke house and Other out
houses and u well of excellent everlasting
watcr-Oicrcd low and on easy terms by
JONES Il MURPHY,
Land agents; Office No 200 Main street
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GROCERIES.

The following is the brokers list of stocks
OF coffee at date at New York, with COM
PARSONS:
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L 'pN htN MI =, - J, Owe No, ! rooms ANA
= a Kitchen to rent. l.. q Miller, Glen Lea
Saloon frS.tf
EOK RENT-Ncatly furnished roomg, with or
I without board, and one unfinished Apply
ut ll6 Ross avenue fe7 iw
IGOR RENT-Oue cottage dwelling house, with
- four rooms, on Greenwood street. opposite to
Bishop harrcts, East Dallas. Apply TO w
strong IN Norton building or ut his resi-.
dcnCe fp7t
IGOR RENT-pesk room In ground floor office;
best location In the city, Apply to Dexter 4
Ferguson 7J7 Main St fe5.lw
NoR RENT-Thrcc pianos, aud amount paid
] allowed TO apply II afterwards bought at G.
II. Edwards, 725 Main st. lc5-lw
EoR RENT-Two large rooms, in the business
4 portion of the city, suitable for light house.
Keeping; terms $4,000 per annum, payable quar-.
lerly Also, slore-rOOm, 2OXi0. terms 500 20 per
annum, payable quarterlv gas and water Ak
lures IN each room. Apply 10 Jones Il Murphy,
zoo Main street feI.i,y''
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um sc; extra select 6Oc MataSords and Ber.
wiek's bay. 81 so per hundred
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month in lSS2 were $3.50, 7Si32, and in 1881,
~ S9i2, 4So'a. Increase for the month, s44,-
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Butter and Eggs.


EGGs-2nc per dozen,
BuTTEE-Northen, 2j@2s, Texas, 2O&25c.
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S.EcMAnnc.
9hNsician.

Pm lSiClAN AND SCRGEOE-Dr Morton
office over Exchange ban. building. re,i
dencc %i5 San Jaccnto street; telephone al resi-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-09

( 20 To Or. J. a. Sccgar Dentist To have Won
" ucnialwurk done lie warrants All nnlur.
ana p.hics perfect IT, can ut 5U2 Elm aut
to { p. M.
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ssot @ent.

EoR RENT, rs 5-Five No. rooms ana
T Kitchen to rent T.. q Miller Glen Lea
saloon feStf
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ITOR sALE-four thousand mead OF cattle of
L al grades. ! s. ANDREWS.
d1n-u IT, Worth Tex
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-09
THE COMMISSIONERS.
current transactions nc the various MIS-
frGgt Omr~.

trEct Omccs-
The Liquor License Board yesterday approved
the applications Of Edward Donnelly, No. 1916
Pennsylvania avenue northwest; Charles Kraus-
koh, NO. 300 Tenth street northwest Charles II.
Schmidt, No. 027 New Jersey avenue, and John F.
Sullivan, No. 229 New Jersey avenue. They dis
approved that Of John Albert, No 1870 Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
Mrs. NJ. S. wynne was granted permit TO repair
dwelling house No. 9i5 fifteenth street, at cost
OF sl42
Lien certificates were issued Yesterday on alleys
In squares 400, 4i6. 397 3ls, 1888, 326 and 7G0.
The work ofpublic vaccination by the physicians
Of the poor aud others Is progressing very rapidly
The average number of persons vacctnated per
diem IL reported TO be exceptionally high.
The Health Officer yesterday supplied the requi,,
site number of vaccine points for vnccinating all
tho inmates ofthe Reform School.
Tho difficulty attendant upon procuring pure
ynccine points has been obviated, ana the
Health Office Is receiving fresh supplies almost
daily.
Charles Sander colored), twenty. eight years old
10 The smailpox hospital, suffering from ysroioid
He Is supposed to have become Injected at Aring-
ton. Va.
house No. 1896 street northwest is SO far dilap-
dated that II must be taken down within thirty
days.
In reply to a query Of the House Committee on
Public buildings as to the value of the Census Of
ice building the Commissioners have forwarded
statement giving the appraised value as ssQ3D;
The total mortality in the District of Columbia
for the week ending Saturday, February A. 1859,
was so, being less than during the preceding
week. or at the of 2.33 per 1000 per annum. Otthe
decedents % were white males, 10 white females,
10 colored males, and p colored females, making
an annual death rate OF 1866 per 600 for the white
population and 337 for the colored. OF the de-
cedens 10 white and % colored were under five
years Of age and 10 white and colorod were sixty
and over. There were 80 births reported-viz., ~
white males y white females q colOrcd males,
and 10 colOred females, making an annual BIRTH
rate of l13 per 100 for the white and 321 for the
colored population. Marriages reported, 81 white,
Z; colored 2. Sill-brths, o. white, 2; colored, 4.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-09
VIRGINIA NEWS,

Robert H. Stevens, well-known grocery mer-
chant Of Petersburg. Is dead.
A Madison County genius has invented o ma.
chine to take cookie -burs out OF wool.
X. ii. Carmichael, a prominent merchant, of
Fredericksburg, died suddenly Saturday last.
Centenary Methodist Church, Richmond, is to
have chime of bells to cost from 5000 to $1,000
Senator Eskrldge who has not smoked pipe or
aclgar Tor twenty years, always has an unlighted
cigar In his mouth
Mr.. Nortons joint resolution looking to the pur-
chase of the Moore house and Temple farm, near
Yorktown, was passed by the senate.
Subscriptions are being started in various paris
tins of the Midlothian disaster aud the survivors
The extensive sumac and bark mill of Mr. J. g.
Huskamp, of Fredericksburg, which was destroyed
by fire last year. has been rebuilt, and is In full
operation again.
Front Royal has quarantlned against any person
who has within twenty days come from any city
or town and particularly Plttsburg, Pa.) where
smallpox Is epidemic.
The committee appointed by the Maryland Leg
Stature to confer with like committee from the
Virginia Legislature in reference to the boundary
line along the Potomac River will arrive In Rich
mond next Monday
An amendment offered by Mr.. Bailey to change
the name of the county seat of Dickinson County
10 Clintwood was adopted. This was done in COM
plment TO Major Henry Clinton Wood Of Scott
the courteous and popular president pro tcmpOre.
The Richmond Wing says when the bills now
pending in the Virginia Legislature to reorganize
the University, the Military Institute, and the
deaf dumb, blind, and Insane asylums become
laws there will be quite number of vacant
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-09
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

There were no cases at police headquarters
Thursday morning,
There were fourteen marriage licenses granted
in this city during January
Two passenger trains will be taken OFF the Vir-
slnia Midland Railway Sunday next.
The action of the Readjuster caucus at Rich
mond Tuesday night leaves Alexandria judgeless
for Mt least another week.
The 81. Johns Cadets fair made between 500
and $500 The gold witch was awarded to Cadet
schuler and the fatigue uniform TO Cadet Bend
helm.
II is understood that the Potomac Manufacture
ing Company have leased the Pioneer Mills to
Boston capitalists, who will. after putting the mills
I'm thorough repair. commence next season the
manufacture oflour In this city.
Colonel William A. Stewart, IL is reported, has
sold the stock and furniture Of the Tontine Hotel
" Mr.. Shields formerly connected with Wizards
Hotel, Washington, for 5000. Mr.. L. c. Brearly,
OF Washington, made yesterday, for Mr.. Shields,
the first payment on the purchase, giving check
for $500.
The commissioners of the sinking fund have
passed an order purchasing $4,000 OF the bonds of
the city. The commissioners now have In the
sinking fund, under the recent act reorganizing
the commission, $4,000. Two years ago the COM
mssioners surrendered 70 the city Sl00 100 of bonds
purchased under previous act of reorganization,
which were Cancelled and destroyed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-09
PILES! PILESl PILES!
A Sure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching, and u
cerated Piles has been discovered by DR.. William
ian Indian remedy, called Dr. Williams Indian
Ointment. single box has cured the worst
chronic cases OF twenty or thirty years stand
ing. No one need suffer FIVE minutes after apply
ing this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
Instruments, and electuaries do more harm than
good. Williams Ointment absorbs the tumors
allays the intense itching particularly at night
after getting warm in bed, acts poultice gives
instant and painless relief and is prepared only
for Piles, itching Of the private parts, and for
nothing else
Read what the Hon. ], NJ. CofiinbeTy, OF Cleve-
land, says about Dr. Williams Indian Pile ONT
ment; al have used scores Of Pile cures, and II
affords me pleasure TO say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate and perna-
nent relief as DR.. Williams Indian Ointment"
For sale by stott 4 Cromwell, or mailed on re-
ceipt Of price, 81. HENRY & CO., PropFetors,
M&rh Cleveland, Ohio.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-09

BALTIMORE, Feb. s.-Flour dull; Howard street
and Western supeThne e. t25 OO do extra S5 25GG 25
do family 80 41L7 So city Mills supeThne o. 2j015 2i
do extra IS 50ec6 2G Rio brands n 0O; Patapsco family
southern white, nc; do yellog, 5Oc Western mixed,
spot, G76067i6c: February OSH G67%c; March 0sGsc e;
southern, 4aa52c Western white sOdp52ci do mixed,
4SSept9c; Pennsylvania 4aC!5ac. Hay duh and easy;
prime TO choice Pennsylvania and Mary land, $40 OO61
Is 90 Provisions easier, but not qnOtAhy lower;
pork, SIS SOGla 10 bulk meats-shoulders and clear
rib Sides packed, 7&61l0eC; Observation-Disclosures SIC:
clear rib Sides Ac; hams 3Hllfc; lard refined I2jsc.
Eggs firm ut Gtd2Sc lined, 10000. Coffee quiet; Rio
cargoes ordinary 10 fair, Sisa9%c. Sugar strong; A
Flour, 206 barrels; corn, l529O blshels: oats 252
bushels. Shipments-Corn, $3.50 bushels. Sales
Corn, 1850 bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-09

Judgment by default was given in the Circuit
Court yesterday in the following cases Sarah H.
Stone VS.. CharlesG. Stone for s275 Grotian, Mitch
ell & Co. vs.. II. l.. Strasburger, for s1,Ol78S;
sharpess & Sons vs. Brown & Clagett, for S235.35 I;
Marietta Chair Company vs.. George Breitbarth, for
S1g01S; Norris, Leonard & Pigot VS.. Louis Kauf-
man, for 80; W. f. Booralm vs.. Joseph II. Fall
coner, for 1885, Elias 8 Hutchinson, surveyor,
vs.. ID. d. Thompson, for Sl0319; Middleton e. Co.
1900; Eugene Bettes w. James CarTico for $40:
NJ J. Adler VS., John j. Cook, for S6SSS1; NJ. j. Adler
Va. J. Il. Scrvener and j. J. Cook, for $40; John
and James Dobson vs.. James DUNCAN, for 81, 1897
Rogge Il Koch vs.. james DUNCAN, for S27S IL
Clark Brothers 4 Co VS.. James DUNCAN, for 1927 80
Walker, Strong K Co. vs. II. l.. Strasburger for
A9l; Lilly, BTackett & Co. VS.. II. L. Slrasburger,
for 362S.60; william r. Dixon 4 Brother VS.. II. H..
strasburger for Sll2.02; Howell Il Campbell vs. IL.
L. Strasburger efor s362.i0; Lounsbury, Brother &
Co W. II. I. StrasbnrRer, for&SgS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-09
sJune corn. TUNE oats. TUNE wheat.


NEW YoRR Feb. G--Flour-Southern quiet and
weak; common to fair extra Is e08 No. good 10 choice
" lodsOo. Corn l@l'sc lower, leverish, and unset
tied; moderate export and fair speculative bust ness,
closing about steady; uugTnded, B1e070Isc; No. 8,
67lic; No 3 a@6ss and So mdDslc steamer vel ow,
G9lsd70c: Southern yellow, 01d69iac: steamer white
75c southern white, TdsSc: No. 2, February, G7sl6G
6Sac Sloslhg at o. IS cats ,seh Sc lower and less &C
quoted IN cargoes at s's@Oae in Job lots s1lO,.c.
Sugar steady; moderate inquiry; 81. kits &c fair
to good refining quoted 7@7sc; refined steady and
quiet yellow q, 74@f7sc; white extra 9, s,6aSsci
yellow do, 7&dsc; yellow G1t07aC of A, S9s 6DSic;
mould A, 0hc; standard A, SIC; confectionery a,
SIC; cut loaf lnlc crushed i06e0,6c; powdered, Ok
IpAC; granulacd, 0i4c; cubes, 01Sc, MOGsses FIRMLY
held and In fair demand. Rice quiet ana very stCady.
Pork l5Gl25c per barrel lower aud less active closing
heavy; old mess spot fT 0Oa " 81 new mess quoted
at els 0Ol5 2 do February SIS 0O6b us TO- Middes dull
and easier long clear 9c; short clear, Ice long and
shOu clear, 9kc. Lard 5el76c per 100 pounds lower
and less doing, closing unsettled prime steam, spot
Gil $50 III 40; February fll BE- oil 40.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-09
y T V'7I''0W1 t"1'1I"TlVI'
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
10 THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

ON aud after SUNDAY, January %, 1882 traini
leave ID. & Z. Depot rs follows:
Tioa. m.-New Orleans Mail, daily. Direct connec.
ton for the South and southwest. Daily to points
west of Charlottesville on c. e o. Railway.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on $40 u, M train from WASH
lngtun to Atlanta, via DanVille, and from Lynch.
burg and Atlanta to New Orleans.
1870 m,FaSt Mail daily for Atlanta and the South,
via Dnnvlllc and Charlotte
Pullman Sleeping Cars on 1880 O. M train from WISH
ington to Atlanta,
1895 y. m,Southprn Express, daily, for all points
SOUTH via Danville and Charlotte.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on 035p. m, train from Wash
lngton TO Charleston, 5, G.
Passengers for Manassas Division will take 40 NJ
train daily, except sunday, For Warrenton, 7:l0
m. and 1850 Il, IN. trains daily
For tickets aud Information call at Virginia Mid
land Oiice, COL Pennsy lvania avenue.
N. MACDANTFI, Agent
NJ. SLAUGHTER, General Ticket Agent lam
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-09

BARkERs EXCHANGE.
Threeday bills......- 400 Sixty day bs...... ass


By Associated Press.
New YoRK, Fen. G-Money loaned from to per
cent and closed offered ut per cent. Exchange was
steady ut 4gIS4a for long and 1885, 4Sgs for short
sight Governments were steady and unchanged, ex-
state bonds were inactive, except for 'rennessees
which are weak and unsettled. Railroad bonds were
dull and generally higher. The share speculation
opened strong and 4@2ls per cent. higher than yes
terdays closing quotations. The transactions aglre
gated 1904 OO shares, Including Central Pacific sO01
Delaware, LacklwRnna and Western, $500; Denver
and Rio Grande ,60e Erie, H. 100: Hannibal and St.
10, 97O Kansas and Texas, 800 Lake Shore "A, l00
louisville and Nashville, 1900 Memphis and Charles
ton 2O0 Missouri Pacific, 7,50G Northwestern 1890
New York Central, 1900; Northern Pacific, 1920
Reading, $500: 81. Paul, 1900 Texas Pacific. 1906
Union Pacific $500; Wabash Pacific, 1920 Western
Union, $500.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-09
DISTRICT COURTS.

COUNT IN GENERAL TEHM-THE CHIEY-JUsTIcE
JUSTICES HAGNER AND JAMES Major Va. Conley
argument resumed by Mr.. Davidge and concluded.
Adjourned til ten a. m. to-day. Assignment I'M
changed.
OincuIr CoUEr-JusTIcE MAcARTHuR.- Stone
VS. Stone sh0rpleSs n Sons vs. Brown n Ciagutt,
Marietta Chair Company w. Bretbaith, Norris OF al
VS. Kaufman, Hutchinson vs.. Thompson, Middleton
a Co. Brady 4 Brown, Adler ". Cook; Judgment by
default National Metropolitan Bank VS. Donaldson.
Mattngly n Prentlss; motion for Judgment against
PTentlss withdrawn; verdict for plaint, $1,000 and
Interest Adjourned til to-day at ten a. ~, Assign
mentCaendar Nos 35i, 25, SO, lS2, 49, laB, l3 no.
IA. 81, "a, IS, 100, 40.
CRIMISAL COUHr-JUsr1cH CoX.-Wifllam O. An
dersOn, assault plea Of guilty enteTed sentenced
suspended. Assignment same AZ yesterday,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-09

LlPE, when we pause TO contemplate the hurry.
ing thrng rushing madly through the world Is
TOO brief 10 spend much Of It in pain especially
when finy-cent bottle Of S. Jacobs oil win AZ
seem to know whereof they speak The La
Fsyelte Qnd) Courier, in a late issue, says: Mr..
vending, who, us many OF our readers may know,
sickness, stated that while thus confined to bed
for 1--we weeks during which his left leg was
powerless his attention was called 70 n statement
IN the Courier OF wonderful cures effected by the
St. Jacobs OIL. He sent for bottle of this Great
German Remedy, and states that amer using the
article for but lew days he on his feet again
and that II entirely cured him. As such infoTna-
ton Is not only pleasing, but Of great interest 30
everybody, We cheerfully give OuT readers the
benefit thereof and we congratulate our friend on
his recovery, and the public on the fact that re.
liable cure for one Of the most painful Of all all
mems has 40 last been found.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-09
REAL ESTATE.
The OmeIaI transactions ~ Recorde,
Yesterday.

Mr.. J. y, olmstead presents the following transac-
lions In real estate I'm the District yesterday, re-
ported TO him by the Recorder Of Deedsi
CITY PROPERTY.
On Connecticut avenue, near corner OF " street
north, sublot " go feet by depth, square l39 Clara
Jessup Moore 10 Carl de Iildt, nominal
ON Virginia avenue, corner VI 1NHtuty.third street
west, part oflo 81 feet inches by depth, square
On street north, between Thirteenth and -Four
10 nth streets vest part Of lot ~ 2i feet Inches bv
u feet square go cornello DeyeudOrf 10 Myron NJ
Parker sf0Q
On Ninth street west, between % and II streets
north part ofut7 ~ feet 10 Inches by 90 feet iuche
square tel Richard r. horgeil, trustee, George w
Harvey, nominal,
ON South Capitol street. corner Of street SOUTH lot
(iS4 feet % inehos by depth) square south Of 7O3
ii. a. Booth 81 AZ. 10 ]. III, Wemple, S2o0o0
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-09

John w. Allinger. aged eleven years, an incor-
rigible boy, was sent to the Reform school.
Thomas Lewis and Lewis Dobsora two rough
looking tramps, were handed over to General
CrOckcrs tender care,
The morning session Of the Police Court was de-
voted almost exclusively to bearing the testimony
IN cases of violation OF the snow law.
Waller Jackson q powerful coored man, was
fined $50 for firing out one Hubbell, a constable,
Who called at his house 10 serve q summons upon
him.
The charge of selling liquor without license
against Mrs. Margaret MOnohan was dismissed, the
evidence showing that it was preferred through
malice.
Frank Conesi and Henry Sheridan tried 10 break
upa party on Riggs street and snow bnled the
guests as they departed. Sheridan got of with So
bot COnesi WIS fined $40.
The charge against countryman named
Thomas Cook, of being a common cheat which
was partially heard In the Police Court few days
sgo was disposed ofyeSterday BY the court forfeit
ing the defendants collaterai-S20
Francis Hogan, middle-aged white man. was
fined s. or hneen days In Jail for stealing fifteen
cents worth of copper from the navy.yard. lie
stated that he took the copper bands TO put ON a
water bucket and not with the intention of steal.
ing from the Government
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-09


EnT0w WHITE DREAD
and beautiful Rolls and Biscuits will be guaranteed II
You use
awarded the First Premium over all other COM
petiOrs NJ the National Fihr In 1879, and again the
First Premium, IN the shape ofa very handsome gold
medal IN 1880 and 1881 The millerS claim that on
barrel Of Ceres Will turn out forty oaves bread
than any other -four In America. We would also re.
spectuy mention the fact that Mrs :. =. Anderson,
October Fair for the handsomest Rolls and Biscuits
ON exhibition, and they were made Of Ceres Flour,
which Il only adding another proof 70 the many al
ready ESTABLISHED that Ceres Is the best Minnesota
Patent Process Flour known to the trade, and we
doubt that IL has its equal In the world.
STERHING'S st. LOUIS FANCY,
Ofthe most beautiful Winter Wheat Patent FlOurs
offered TO the trade. II Is Nceed by any other
Patent except Ceres, and VIII please the most
Ing housekeeper and satisfy the most fastidlous
epiCute.
asplendld Minnesota Patent Flour made by the cole
brated Hungarian Process II IL very cheap and
we guarantee will give satisfaction TO every who
Will try II.
the old reliable standby and the standard Family
Flour OF the District, and equal To great many
called Patent Hours The nillers or manufacturers
ofGolden Hill have spent about coo IN remodeing
Roller system, and consequently Golden Hin lie not
only n magnificent Family Flour but II Il really
patent flour with the great advantage that II can be
bought for considerably less money Than great many
Paien-PT0cess Ours not near as white nor rs nutrI
tlous as Golden HILL We defy competition To bring
forth any flour superior TO Ceres Sterling, MinneOla.
any hOusekeeper who tries them once will never use
anything else. For sale by all 0rocers. Wholesale
Depot corner First street aud Indiana avenue
VIVA. VI. GAIT ~ 90.
Who are also the Sole Wholesale Agents for the
District Of Heckers Celebrated SelfRalsing Flour
and Buckwheat Ia8)
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-09
NrARRrED.

ttMcK NIGHT JoHNSON.-A Baltimore, Nd on
September q, 1851 by Rev. Dr. Murray, Of the NJ T.
Church Mr.. ARTHUR u. MCKStCifr and Miss
GusssiE r. H. JoHNsON, both OF this city.
ALDERSTON-DILLAYE Washington. d.
G., February Z, 1852, by Rev. Fred ID. Power, EEFfE
", daughter Of Stephen u. Dlaye, OF this city and
CHARLis BALpERsroN, OF Philadelphia.