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A Separated Comet.

NASHVILLE (Tenn.l, October 5th.-This
morning at 4:30 S. E. Barnard, of this city,
discovered that the nucleus in Crul's comet
had separated into three unequal fragments,
the largest estimated at 10, 600 miles in lepgth.
The space between tie fragments If the nu.
cleus is estimated at not less than 600 miles.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Barnard observed
that the uucleus had assumed the form of a
lorg strip, not less than $4,000 miles in
length, aud 3, 600 in breadth.
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E1IIrEELS AND RESTAURANT !.
HOTEL EANGAAm.

ITO x L-fsNGNiNM1,
~
nlente-strictIy irst-class, on the European plan.
T. D. Servers Carriages will take all passengers free
Of charge from Depot to Hotel.
s1-4p1m' TERRY Il CO., Msnagers
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WYANTED-TWO YOUNG LADIES. REFER
w euces required WEINSTOCK X LUBIN.
OK
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Sports OF the Turf.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uSos.I
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Capable Negligence AVID Gross and C-ITni-
nal Cas- -Iteg4

NV YORK October 5:h.--Ttes Coyouers
jury invessis atiog he spouajbiiiby for the
late collision in Hsrlem river tunnel, by
which three persons lost their Ev,s find w.
D. c. Rawson, The telegraph OPERATOR Il the
Niaety-sixth street station, guilty f cuIPa-
BILE negligence; GsorF7 f Rod, conduct n
Robbins brakeman, guilty # Gu psSIe 1egli-
g4pce the New YORK Central ard Hudson
River r broad Companies guilty f gross and
criminal negligence.
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HATS.

School OF Civil Engineering, surveying
Drawing and Assuring, "a Post st. A Van der Naileu
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Hardware and Agricultural Implements. Nos sol
soS, Dos, BOT and 300 Market street. San francisco
CaroIan, Cory d Co.-Importers OF Hardware
Iron and Steel. Agents for the Pittsbury Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail Company. and
Southington Cutlery Co. Nos. I20 and l22 Front
street, and Nos. III and Il9 California street
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CIScINNATI, October 5th.-Professor VII.
son, of the Cincinnati Observatory, corrob-
CRATES the statement coming from NASH
vile of the separation Of the nucleus of the
comet this morning into three unequal frag.
merts His estimate Of their size and dis.
lance apart agrees with that made at Nash
vile The disturbance makes no difference
in the appearance of the comet to the naked
eye.
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WTANTED-FOUR BRIGHT AND ACTIVE
w young men, who quick at figures must
be living with their parents Apply to
s26-tf WFISSTOCK & LTBIN.
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PUBLISHED BY THE
Sacramento Publishing Company.
WIN. n. MILLS, General Manager.
Publication once, Third ST., bet. and x.
THE DAILY RECoRD-UNIeS

Star Notices, to follow reading matter, twenty-five
cents line fog each insertion.
Advertisements of Situations Wanted Houses to Let,
Society Meetings, etc, of LINES LESS, will be
inserted in the DAILY REooRD-UsIos as follows:
One time Is cent?
one week ID cens.
Seven Woru6 70 constitnta G line.
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VNTANTED-MALE FOUR RANCH HANDS,
w SS0Sl Waiter, S35; Barber for city, Slt per
week; Bootblack; Boy for groc ry store Female:
Waiter Girls; Women and Girls for Homework
and cooking. MASTERS Il CO, 1925 Eighth street,
near K slQ-tf
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SACRAMENTO REoORD-uN,ON,
San Franctsco Gffce, No. New MOntgon.
cry street tPalace Hotei)-J. q. Sharpe, Agent.
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SgTAETED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. apply to MRS. GLOVER, 1922 Eighth
street, SacraIient0, Cal. U5 3t
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Pacific BUsiRess College and Teiegrarflfe
Institute Lie Scholarship, for full Bu5incss
Course, 800 W. Z. Chamberlain, Jr., and l. A.
Robinson, Prorrietors, No 320 Post street, oppo.
site Union Square, S. T., Cal. Send Tor Circulars
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DRUGS. CHEMICALS

Frank G. Edwards-Imrorter and Dealer, No
$40 Market street Phelan's Block), San Francisco
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Postal Changes for the Pacific Coast.

WASHINGTON, October 5!h.-The following
Pacific coast postal changes are announced:
II e pOstcffics at Elkhorn, Polk county, Or,
has been discontinued The mail will here
after go to Sheridan, Yamhill county. The
name of the postoffice called Uncle Sam, in
Lake county, Cal, Is changed to KsIs5yville.
star tervice: Route 46, 1873, from Reno to
Susanville, Cal, from OcSober 1G. 1882, will
supply the Summit between Junction and
Lone Valley; route 46, 1913, from Quincy to
Junction, Cal, from October 16, 1882, will
omit junction and end az the summit, de-
creasing the distaucs four les
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SITUATION wANTGD-RY A WOMAN To
- do cooking or general homework IN a small
family. Best OF references given. Apply at 4l7I
street un-stairs % RS
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
CARPETS, oILcLorHs. ETC

Stakeholder Bros. Manufacturing Core.
Poeitory, 81 Market street A. Il. Isham, Manager
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W ANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements OF five lines Ia this department
15erted for Is cpts for time three timed tor 20
ssnss 10 cents psr week.
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The Jeanucste Expedition saquirY

WASHINGTON. October 5sH.-The jean
nette Board Of Inquiry spens the entire after
noon session in CrgIr.zins; and oUjliEing plans
for thorough sud systematic investigation.
the sessions If the Board = IL be opac. and
l. IS ;he present intention to exan.i.e every
witness who can throw nny light upon the
su jet, As several Survivors Of TIE Jean
1ette expedition afe nuw engaged in the
sezrch for Li5usynoas ChipI'e purity, the
present icqnisy may b. Prolonge1 several
months, to allow she takiDa Of their testi-
G4Opy.
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OeD
ChidrGnS Buff Shoes (aG6) Sizes to TO- Price SO G5ns
ChdrGn Grain Shoes QaG hide tip Sizes to 10. Price, 80
cents.
Chdren Pebble Shoes QaG sole leather tip siz5S to 10 H.
Price, 81 rs.
ChldrGn Pebble Shoes buttO sole leather tip Sizes to H.
Price, 81 g.
Misses Best Quality Calf Shoe QaG szeg II to g. Price, 81 U.s.
Misses RGaVy Grain Lace Shoe Sizes II to Price, ST.
Misses Heavy Grain, Button Shoe SzsG II to g. Price, 81 2
Youths Heavy English Walking Shoes double toe Sizes II to
Price, 81 40.
Boys Heavy English BamOras Seamless and warranted not to rp
plain or double toe sizes, to 5, Price. 81 rs.
Boys Heavy Shoes (buCkIe) Sizes to s. Price, 81 40
Boys Buff Congress extra Vau8) sizes to s. Price, 81 Is.
WE THINK o SHOE
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WANTED.

WAN ED.
A MAN AND WIFE FOR A RANCH, $50:
"a Dairy Men, S26 to $50; Ranch Hands
S26; Hotel Waters $50; Tesmsters S26 ;
Blacksmiths Helper, 81 30 perday; 3 Cooks (fema'e)
Women for Homework, SIS, in the country, fare
paid Girls for Homework in the ctv Sl5 t. go
Laundry woman, Nurse Girls, 3 Waiter Girls.
Apply to HOUSTON Il cos Employment Office,
Fourth and streets. aul3.lpti
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NANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOw-TuAT
w J. RlEM, late of Virginia City, is proprietor
OF the Elite Restaurant, 306 street and he invites
friends and the public in general to first class meals
at bed rock prices. slim
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American scaIa Of Foreign Missions.

PORTLAND (Me Ocsoher 5sh-A5 the
meeting Of the American Board of Foreign
Missions, Presideus Bartlett, of Dartmouth
College. presented rke rep.rs OF tie Commit
tee on 5be Dakota Iuiiaa M;sai ms Tbs re-
poIt recommends thss the mission be trans-
ferred to the Ameli, Mi5siGra = Associa-
ton, leaving the details q GrraDs sm-rts to
the present Committee. General t. Whit
telsby, Secretary Of the Indisu Commission,
spoke in behalf of the Iadi Ia. TIE recon-
mend4tioa Of the committee was I'd ,pted.
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RESTAURANTS

Bwafns Family Bakery AND Dining
Saioon-No. $50 Market etrest welding cakes
Ice cream, oysters, jelies, etc. constantly on hand
Families supplied
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
GAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
George 4. Davis Il O-Manufacturer5 Agents,
1927 and 1923 Market street.
Baker d Namilton-Importers Of Agricultural
Implements and Hardware Agents OF the Bencia
Agr'l Works. Junction Market, Pine and Davis sts
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NURNITURE WANTED WILL PAY -
II one third more for 1usehold Furu- u
ture, Stoves, Carpets, etc, than any other ET$1
cash buyer
sSIm S P0SKA No sos street
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PHILADELPHIA, October 5sh.-Mrs. Catha-
rine l.. Reaf, wife of Richard Reslf, the well
known poet, whose tragic death by suicide in
the San Francisco Mius four years ago was
the theme of such general comment, both in
this country and England at the time, to-day
appeared in judge Mi'Gtell's Court as plant
recover damsges for alleged lihelous state
msnts concerning herself IL a biography Of
her husband writt-n by Ro>si:er johnson,
ard printed 10 LippjHeott's MagGeiae in
March, 1879.
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- - = va u
NCighbOTs

CHC.GD, Octeb4: IA -izD,teh from
TsylcrovIIlr, H., says 4 crl[-h'n1Gsd mgr-
der w 5 committed I1'ia NOT cf the town
Of Palmer yesterday. Johu L iga aud Jas.
RigbY, two larmsr=, qaa1-eled about the
possession Of some lad. T1ey became in-
vylved il a lax-:uis, fsom pLigB Ei.;y came
out vics2:isus. Yesterday b.;gh apnroached
Risby, and pretending that lie desired to
feet posceable settlement, suidsl y opened
fire with a rsv"lye- OLs bullet produced
fatal wound. Lsi4h escaped, hut posse are
il pursuit, and ~ The excitement runs high
lynchiug /, probab'c MurtIegers have usually
1sn,-eJ tba Isy,. ~ tF,ia ,eo;,,
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TO LET Or FOR SALE.

Advertisements OF Eve lines 10 this department are
inserted f0= Is oeuts for tis three tnes for 80
csnts or 70 cents PER week
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sUSINESs CollEcEs

ii. n. CO0k-Manufacturer of Leather Betting
Hose, Lacng, Bullion Bags, ETC., southwest corner
Market and Fremont streets.
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SMALLPOX on an EmIgraut Train.
A city Goyernucnt rndIcted.

CHICAGO, Ostoher 5sh.-Seven cases of
smallpox on the Fort Wayne en,igraot train
from New Yorkwas discovered by the Health
Inspector to-day.
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ARTISTS.
BETTING, HOSE, ETC,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Photographer. No. l2
Montgomery street. Established in 1851.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06

THE HOSTILE APACHEs.
General Crook Tells or Ihe ChIrIcahua
Rand OF INDIANS.

BAND of IndIans.
The Omaha Republican of April 80 publishes the
following interview with tho veteran Indian
fighter, General George Crook. 1.-THE interference
OF General o. o. Howard, which General Crook
refers to, was when that great soldier went to Ari-
roma us a representative OF tho soft. water peace
policy, stopped General Crooks vigorous and tri-
umphant operations, and, after praying with the
Apaches. bFibed them to make peace and let our
victorious fighting troops alonel:
Last evening Republican reporter interviewed
General Crook In regard TO the Indian troubles
and learned fron him that the Chiricahua band
ofApachcs, who arc the ones that are out on the
warpath, number about 100 warriors. They take
their namo nom the mountain range which they
inhabit. When General Crook was conducting his
campaign ~ lS72''IS against the Apaches of An.
z0ua he subdued all the bands except this one
Part Of this band was in New Mexico and part In
Arizona, andprobably embraced one fourth of the
hostiles. General Crook had all his plans made
TO move against them, and could have check.
mated IN week, but General Howard stepped In
and made peace with them, They we're moi, there
fore. subdued by the military, as tho other bands
were. They have eyer since been making trouble
while those who were brought into subsection By
the military have behaved themselves. The
Chiricahuas are OF the Same Indians as Victoria's
band, and are the worst Indians in the United
States They are brave, cunning, and smart Gen.
eral Crook considers them the shrewdest Indians
IN the country They are tho ones that have been
doing all the mischief, their leaders being Juah
Loco, and Mana. The region which they frequent
is the toughest and most inaccessible in THIS coun,
try. lmmense lava beds are thrown up In the
shape Of mountains, and q body OF soldiers could
get within one hundred feet OF party OF Indians
and not discover them In their flstnesses. II is n
very dangerous county for nmbushes, and there Is
liable 10 be serious trouble The hosiles are well
supplied with arms Ammunition, and proyisions
which they have obtained by recent raids on one
OF which they captured rich Mexican wagon
train. Colonel Forsythe, who is operating against
them in New Mexico, Is brave man and a SPLEEN
did Indian fighter"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06
RALTlMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THEEAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAILS!

,1 Schedule to take effect MONDAY, JANUARY
AN; nut. LEAVE WASHINGTON
.o cnrs to Cincinnati, St Louis and Chicago
SsSBailtimore, Ellicott CITY, and Way stations
o'ovSI,bn,tlhote, Annapolis, and Way. piedmont
Strasburg, Winchester. Gaserstown, and Way,
Si9-P9lnt Of Rocks and Way Stations.
nphilndophin New York and Boston Express.
Sfo1Staunton and Valley Express Connects for
SeTStown aud az Point OF Rocks for Frederick.
stopsat Heitsvie, Annapolis junction, Jessnp's,
ana DorseyS ON Sunday stops at all stations
ico9G-iisiilmore Express stops 1t Hyattsviiie and
tlo;+o-P ittsbnEe, Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louls
u At ESprees Parlor and sleeping cars.
i2iesMIds,adl, H Elcott City Annapolis and Way
iI:%3-9pn sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
I.'lo-DalllnOre Express,
tSOOmllaltimore. Philadelphia. and New York Elk
S;o35 baltimore ana Way Stations. twinchester
ffesafifIeK, nagerstown, and Way via Reay.)
PioV1IIBulmoFe, fayetteville, ana Laurel Express
Ir nnciiS' via Relay. stops at Annapolis
ti;i5P1int OF ocks frederick Masycrstown win.
chester, and Way stations (on Sunday to Point
tS'45EBaltlmore Express tSiSrtinsburg and Way
ooh aGHy S SsSRs at All snd Lauro
foo baltimore and Way stations 5iss'''"'
fs:R-i3atimore, Hyatlsvillc, and Laurel Express
s LIa.iISonrS. Cleveland, and Detroit Express
Phadeipha, New York. ana Boston Express
SSiifiemns cars 70 New York. Stops ut lTyatts-
ts;4lLChicNGo, Cincinnati, and ST. Louis Express
49, sleeping cars TO Cincinnati and Chicago.
s Daily. tsnnday only. other trains daily, except
Alitralns from Washington stop Mt Relay station
For further Indignation apply at Tie Baltimore
anu ONO Ticket Offices WWhlngton Station $40 and
l corner street
ana received NJ any point In the city,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06

"You see" he explained, rs we sat on the tavern
steps at Sharpsburg and looked around, "thistown
has never recovered from the war" "what did
you have here before the war;" Everything
almost. 1t was the liveliest little town you ever
saw. Why sir, sat on these very steps before tho
war and counted six fghtsall going at once Then
we had cooper-shop, three saloons, a tannery
and four shoe shops" IAN are gone now l OBJ.
serye.p Every one of 'em, and what's wuss, you
can't start fight here to save your life. II you
should jump out there and crow and crack youI
heels and oter to eight the best man In Sharpsburg
ohP Not one. We arc humble people
Here II is sixteen years after the close OF the war
comes in here aud bluffs the mayor lcks the clerk
Sasses the postmaster, and runs away with the only
good-looklnR woman we ever had and not man
threw briekbat'--SuHddy-S School Gazette,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06

There are always two ways Of looking at any
subject In Portland last week barrel of whisky
was being hoisted into the third story of ware
house, when alfway up tho tackle gave way and
the owner OF the warehouse was incOntnontly
" hattened TO death" as the oOroners Jury found
The next Sunday every minister In town spoke Of
use Of strong drink. That Is, they ali did but one
He was employed to conduct the funeral services
and no gently alluded 10 the deceased as having
EfduefscO Post
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06
TO THE PUBLIC!

exavagant statements regarding
the
from the of the examining board
which hands three by the
dtn that the drvngbt the hold
b and performed just the duty for which they designed
the and
After experience of twenty-five building Hosting Machinery
ing the
the United States and foreign
has been injured
When further state that is estimated that Fifty
the magnitude of business may imagined.
Very respectfully
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06

TIME GREAT
j. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH WEST AND SOUTHWEST
,, 80, DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EQUIP.

- DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS "
SPLENDID SCENERY MAAGNIFIcENr EoUIP'
TN ms IL T; sETTT q, January q, lssl
TRAINS hnAGE WARRINGTON, from Station.
For PlttSburg aud the West Chicago LimitCd Express
81 Pullman Hotel and sleeping Cars, at $50 d. M
nom Harrisburg 70 Cincinnati Western Exnfess
T2O D. N. daily, with Palace Cars to Pitts6urs aud
b,r ana III. Was EApress' W5O p NJ daily for Puts
roi 1iH q POTOMAC RAILROAD.
F. m. daily, except saturday. with Palace Cars 10
For wa6l lN Lock Haven and Enra at 90,
For New YORK and the East, 800 o. M 1880 q. m 1850
T'T ana i1 sp on sS az a0 eSo ana
E0 %9o Am 4, nj daily except sunday,
al Jersey SSgyG y bSH,, h59uE9 trains connect
atlordlng direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoiding
"a double al, feIrlage across New York city.
and iOsS @ oS sunday T u.s. 90 g55 S 13 & i6
|, ~ Limited Express, $50 a. M daily, except
Fer baltimore, 90 500 $50 1880 a. mr. ana 1870, i,s,
AK oio I'sV Wy and 1920 p. mi on Sunday, 500
For Pope's Creek hlne GiO o. IN, and 40 D. m. daily
For annapolis. 6ao a. NJ and 4iop u daily except
ALEX ANDRIA AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAIL,
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria $50, 100, 900, 100, and i.25 a. M
ao 5;OO go 1912 and 1880 2. mi on sunday at ESQ
For Richmond and the South $50 and HES o. NJ daily
On ana 800 p. NJ daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, goo, sos
ana 1900 mldnigAi ON sunday, at sO5, s:53 aud 1000
a. No 900 and $50 \. m.
Tickets ana information ct tho onlce, northeast
corner Of thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. ana ~ lhe station, where orders can be len FIR
me eheeking OF BAGGAGE TO destination nom hotels
~, J. H. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06
Now WnIInE 20 net.

II Gorham had accepted our wager In regard 10
no oustlng a of Democrat from bis seat he would
have been yictoriousl We are now willing to bet
Gorham Sil 30 that any Republican in the House
can Kick out Democrat whenever he feels like
t.-ARaHtd Consultation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT
ELEVATOR!

The Naval Board appointed report
dent which the elevator
established elevator without restraint
although the The
injured"
"The Board the opinion that tho elevator machinery
building
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06

A friend, consoling Brown on a run OF hard
luck, remarked that Every dog has his day. .
EYES, said Brown but there's so derned many
dogs that there isn't enough days TO 80 round"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06
YOUNG MEN

cases OF eST bseas 20 TsfSS proper IN
Debility Ipp0ton9y, preppE.Gro Decay, Weakness.
Sr ps n Nervous Reliability Co. send two stamps
,V ",%TH IL L Avs OF LIFE AND HEALTH"
la7.ly ll7 East Fifteenth street, New York
GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE soTENTIFIo
W Ireatmens ana speedy and radical cure OF all
cause without the use OF mercurai or other ohjoo.
uona0le treatment, a cure guaranteed In recent
0hco5u strictly private No ono seen but The doctor.
Hours Hours to o. to exclusively DIR. LEON, III
IehhsylVahm avenue. api
6 t9S saae a. bspo SAH9 n III
stages, also for COUGHS Colds BroncRiis Asthma aud
~ '%s Az
sa h SfSye diseases, tGs basis being he p SSe
quart bottle The trade supplied S az aSSsn
BHRRoGR & HAMILTON and FRANK HUME.
sy s9S Gs sms for this city Heny
manufacturers and proprlctors. de2i.iy
nR. LEON, rHEoLDEsT ESTABLISHED AND
~ onE reliable Ladies Physician IN the city, can
Female Complaints and irregularities quickly re:
sc fsa eoSSona So Sna
for ladies. oilice hours. ito land ITO s. apS
I 4FLEuR's; EYi tglIiIE THE BEST TONIC
Rheumatic Gunt, sim Joints Coughs, Colds Pulino.
nary Complaints, GoIslmption, Gilorrh, Dyspepsia.
nary Complaints, and all discusses OF the Hood aud
SIKH II % cure al an ETup9ns Of the skin and
applications VIII cure Burns, sprans cuts, Frost
Bites Sore bnnions' scalds 81, pr r1,p = co
ncpot72eo W, Pratt street, rear. sharp BAIrI.
testimonials For sale by all Druggists ap7.im
DGsEAsEs OF THE gENTro, URINARY OR.
- guns Hood Liver, Kidneys Nerves, Women,
manenuy erred write for advice book rec. BR. 5.
y. BAkEk, BOX lOi, Buliao, n, \. apis
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06

A Texas paper heads It's society column
Tally = Union. argus. That's all proper; made
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST

TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
On and ater SUNDAY, APRIL 49, 1882 trains
leave u. & i. Station as follows
1l0 q m:-Sew Orleans Mail, daily Direct connec.
ton for the South and southwest Daily to noInts
west Of Charlottesville on q. q o. Railway.
Pullman sleeping Cars on 7;i0 q, M train from Wash.
lngon Via Danville to Atlanta, and Atlanta Ia
New Orleans, also from Washington via Lynch.
burg and Drstol TO New Orleans
1895 p m,--5Outhern Express daily for all points
- South, yin DRnville and Charlotte.
Pullman sleeping Cars 0;i5 D. m train from Wash-
ingtOn 10 Charleston, s. @.
Passengers for Manassas Division will take 7I0 A. m
train daily, except Sunday. For Warrenton 7ilj
q. m. train daily
For tickets aud Information oall at Virginia Mid.
land Omce, col Pennsylvania avenue.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, A, q, r. A. Jaso