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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-29

LAMPAsAs, March 24.-[Specisl.]-A
lodge OF Knights of Pythiss was organized
last night with fifteen charter members.
The dedication of two newchurche, takes
place here to.morow-a Christian and a
Presbyterian.
Mr.. Nathan Goodwin, an old soldier Of
Barksdale's regiment, of Mississippi, had
had his leg amputated twice in this place
yesterday by Drs. Ranesdell, Jenkins and
Linceum. A second amputation was neces-
sary to get beyond the diseased bones.
The patient is doing we'll. His people re-
side in Louisiana.
An operation WIS also performed on a
lady, Mrs. Moody of east Texas, for a
tumor in the abdominal cavity, by Drs.
Linceum and Jenkins, and the patient do
ing well.
In the shooting match by the Lampasas
Gun club Yesterday j. d. Casseli won over
Henry Exall, after tie. by one shot. -
A heavy storm prevailed in this section
last night.
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the past Few days, and several horses havI
beet gtOlen. Last night they won't ~ Ton
C0x'H horst. lot, bat COx had 40 affange1
the gate that on opening II an alafm.bel
was fung, which ~ frightened tie thleVel
that tbey ran on, leaving six stolen horse'
hltohed 10 the fence. a posse Of citizens
secured The country to-day, but found no
trace Of the thieves.
Yesterday, near Whitney, this ohnrred
and mutllated body OF an infant
was found In Held by person
burning stake. Suspicion Tell on young
woman member Of family who lately
lived on u farm as tenants. and, being ar
rested, she confessed that she had given
birth to the child and disposed Of IT, as
stated TO hide her shame, but that u had
died vt birth. There being other evidence
but her confession, she WAS released.
The state temperance convention, called
to meet here In April, has been indefinitely
by order Of Rev. w. II. Hall,
president Of the state association.
The city assessment this year will reach
fully 100000, an increase OF more than
half a million dollars over last year.
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Cleburne,

CLEBURNE, March A.-[Special.l The
young lady and gentlemen pupils oil
Mahnn's Commercial college, together with
a good audience generally, were addressed
last night at the opera-house by Mr.. Will
liam Poindexter, an attorney of this city,
the subject being Practical Education"
He ably alluded to the benefit OF q
good practical education to progress.
A heavy wind.storm, accompanied by a
small amount OF hail-stones and rain,
passed over our city last night about IL
o'clock. 1t lasted only short time and it
must have been only one corner of the
storm that we experienced.
The weather has been cloudy and cool
to-day.
The funds which were to have been used
in drilling the ertesian well, the
city council will probably use
in repairing the streets, as they believe
this improvement Is more necessary to. the
welfare of the place than an artesian well
Just now, though it was the councils inten-
ton to expend these funds in securing a
watersupply, had the well company come
up to its contract.
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HrsroLA. March 24.-Ispecisl.l-The city
council closed q contrsc1 last nigst with J.
II. Nevsom. w. r. Freeman ssd John
Jones. Of our town. 70 bald q rev school
hone. IN. bnilding is 10 y. Of brick, sixty
feet s.usr-. with Eve room. and three en-
trsuse.. The council intend spproprsting
sb1ut 81 90 ~ furnish 10 With dests. etc.
Thi. supplies "a lons-f-it want" ard is a
Erest relief T. many n our citizens, Who
hEve lsbored z.siUu.ly fnr the csus. Of
eduostion.
III. NeIlie Boyd troupe close a. three
niFhts engagement tonight. hiss Boyd is
\ rrIi-rdid sctr-s- ard 3. vel supBcrted.
A r-rr hs-l rar I'll Lers list 1ieht.
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aHtt,aoip. fatit ,nenst ~ ieai,
lDsaf d0ley nmt. ........,.
a ~" ~ sogefai NJ Df fHufnlefs who ug0d
ni Tie furt NJ JLtlsk L.E9 w uvlne
~ or Nv0 doso. intsfdally and applylag u OK
DfHatiV " AuFtlf. NuHH uAf M Yyufh Eh
a. HUfUiffsON.
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aDISa;z Wort

1--WE gained 20 lbs in two months" writes
Mr.. J. c. Power, of Trenton, H., dec 2-S2) land
well man I'd suffered with liver disor-
ders spce 1862 Kidpey.wort cured me-"
Strong words from a New York clergyman:
81 unhesitatinglY recommend Kidney-Wort. II
greatly benefited me" says Rev. g. L. Kemble,
Of Mohawk ~ Y.
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gurfmoof, Trfis Sept T. 1ss2
rehabilitation HianT" 6i biACK' IgG
In Catts ~ diving from 10 % Vi drops lnter.
ually at.i applying externally once or twtag 10
the parts Affected. and 4 gaye lingedlap follef
A. .. hOL0gn w. IA, n1fffLHTT,
A. !. sTswARD WILL HoLURK.
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Houston, March e4.-TSpecial.l IA most
daring robbery occurred in the Fifth ward
to-day. George Pell, section boss of the
Central road, drew $3.50 and was going away
this evening, He was approached about
4:30 D. m. by stranger, who pretended to
recognize him as an old acquaintance, and
invited him to take a drink. They went
into the Cotton Plant saloon, where the
stranger invited another man to drink with
them. After drinking the stranger re-
quested Pell to loan him dollar to bet on
some triiling point which came up, and
Pell took out an envelope containing his
money, when the stranger snatched it and
Pell until his partner got good start, he
then made good his escape. Pell and the
barkeeper pursued the man with the
money, but to no success, as both thieves
escaped, though in broad day. No clue.
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D,aTrE, March si.-rsp-r.i.l --Sieht
before last th-ss hsd cssrsr.-rs Cul
Hoarss. ]. q. West .nd John Tiannery,
f-rk. isu snl -s-rr|-i ~ c-ftinr thr ict-
TON 81 fhe irrr r-iI go hurr1rrK r-fsr
80 rslif ~ fn- 81 Wei sri Z t-nrrT
usrs r-rrrr-f ~rtIr tlr-s mler n .hs
fr-r f--fsr. t-i Hrlr-- q srI e. SIRE.
Orrers - ir ru--ut q
a r-t--s-1-f rrir ~ ir.f So -
fra.T
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"For u years" writes Lyman T. Abel, OF
Georgia, VT. II found no relieffrom piles until
I tried kidney-Wsrt IL has cured me-"
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LOUISVILLE, KY. March 24.-An informal
meeting Of Main street merchants wss held
10 day, with = view 10 the nomination Of
Mayor Charles ID. Jacob. for governor. A
formal meeting with the same view will he
held some time next week. Jacobs is serv'
Jag his third term Is mayor.
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Paris.

PARIS, March 24.-[Special.l-The pre-
liminary trial OF Barney Gumbert for the
killing of E, Samuels and negro boy and
wounding Mr.. Hoffman, OF Sherman, was
had yesterday, and closed at 8 O'Clock OF
the same day under writ OF AAbeas corpus.
Judge K. X. Gaines, after hearing evidence
and arguments by coussel on both sides,
rendered his decision to-day, admitting
Gumbert TO bail in the sum of 5000,
which was readily given. Counsel for de-
ftndant are Dudley d Mcdonald, of Paris,
and w. b. Wright. OF Dallas, and counsel
for the prosecution in addition to the
county attorney, were Hale 81 Scott, OF
Paris.
A young man by the name Of Saunders
rabid dog some twelve months ago.
Still il rains, with n bad outlook for
farmers
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.sEATE

AUsrrs. March 2S.-Tspecisl. mr.. Mat
lock. from the COMMITTEES on pnbic iends
r~pcrtsd fsvorsbly 10 sell alternate section
Of schsel lands: fsvorsbly providing 10
In Adjustment and settlement Of outstand
ing land claims; fsvorably 10 permit the 10
c.ti,s sf school land certificates IN the res
erv,tIsn- cree t.d ~ the act Of 1876.
M. strsuon, from the committee on
claims, reported unSvorsbly 20 pay th>
claims Of toe heirs Ell Kirk.
NJ. Kl.bsrr introduced a bill 20 regulate
The ,strsvledgmeut q deeds; also 10 pre-
vent fraudulent divoroes-
Mr. hstlocf introduced resolution re
qu.stinr tb. finance committee 20 report
s<ck ~. house spprOpristion Dill
Adopted.
re bin suthsrizinE cities sad town %
scc-rt 81 donafirus snd b-quesis ps--ed.
o. rstioa - r~r0usidsr the vote tle-sinc
D. sncrr-sueut yesterday tbs biz prOrid-
ing f5f ~. iessinr u school lsrlds be.ong-
Ifrr 70 rn,rrsnix-d ccurtie. r.s salled No
Ar hour's dshsse r. lov-d- 81 the con
e.nsior Of -rirh a.. -r-.fr rc-lsed % -
r-rsis.-. srd he biii -. r.--d
T'hs nons- bin defnics re br1ndsri-s ci
fhs -i-v ~ Gsrrslrs -. r.--ed-
Trs s1l - r-cri-. 81 rrlunfT tsr-- ~ ne
rad r. nIrr-T. rs..-d-
n. hI1 r-rri4ine ,urf1- disr1siti,.1 1i.ii
-rirs-rGin 80 ruh'i H. l.-t.- 49, taten ~.
NJ Tsr--I rnrvst = srus-1 81 l-1T'd q
a. ~. rrirsr shaI " rrTEe1 .rl tr1lil-
- ~ f1rt~iru~e|
T. eIis- -s-sY n .-srf Cls 1rs1d-
-srs r-yrI1'nr y. - s--'-E cr,ls irrsi
;. -s-ss s110. ~ rr-Tiflnr - flri,Itr1s
-llEm~f r. rtr8rI 49, fI-Ira
rs 49, r--rt-d - ~ lsrr-L I'D
as 49, <ls-l - srrri-l-
NJ Hrrss-s -ne~-f - $500. T-c-i, ~
49, - disrs-s-- al rs-E - r-n.-
lfsEtrf -.
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!4lIlSl3S IsSj

my friend, +. c. Legard. of this city. used to
be drawn double from painful Kidney Disease.
Kidney-Wort cured him."-tJames N. Kinney,
Druggist Al egbany City, Pa, Aug 22-S2.
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sTrrHsoss sr-sIoE.

Hill resumed hi, Arguments in favor Of
his substitute. and spote briefly. claiming
that N. Interests Of the people were best
rrrorn0f-d IN its rruvisfons
III. que.tiur h-ine upon the sd1piinn 81
Hffs .ut-fitsts. q call Of the house vas o.
rr-~d
Ab--u'. rsi -rcu.-d. Fryni-r. Moore, Of
F-sfis~d. Tih.,rs and Rce-rs-
P@rf ~ 80 csl on ructiru of D 0-tefi n
Grsv.ufi. n. h.u.- III sigrifyIng the msr.
iisr ~ rI--f-c,inr .rr-.ls IRON lustine.
corri. - tstr1 upani $3.50 20 eneross-
inert -
On fn--ir- nf Hr-srtilsi. TIRE house BIZ
rss-fri l. fr-f ar a. iicsri f1r srriesl. upi
"a o. rr- trn1 ~ 80 shfL -
lerrnit.1 ~ o. - ~ .. flsf-. fro1f srl
rf1dsrif 81 sr.h frrtilitT. Niih /, ruirrl
nrrsn1mer.t. 8 r.-sssd - --rr-'s--i.-lt-
On M RI n Trfr~. ffs hruel tl
r.-rr-'-rt g. A. HHe- Nl1uru Hrr-.l
rrf Earr l.r ~ rilrr ri JOIN ~ 1ccs.
Irlrss-f a.lrl. rr-r n .'le Ilausr- ua-s-l-t
-s--ir-s-s- - 111 r--s 81 lsr1 go
'r~r~T 'F reN-rrrf.
On u~tirr RI CIarr ters. RI ltfrr--. -
serats ~ srra irrr ne c-rrr'-r-t- - p
~ rss-ss-s url l-fr1 r- 40 r'srr---
IL srs1fs- h1rlrr s-r.c-r-rc 80 =
hrrss 49, fr. a -. - ,.rs1 I'm hl'i'
National Republican., 1883-07-20
The New Hampshire senatorship.

CONCORD, N. H., July 19.-The ballot for
United States senator resulted Whole num-
ber of votes 327, necessary TO a choice 164
Hiram K. Slaytor. /; William l.. Ladd, l.:
c. H. Burns, Fred X. Smith, Q; BENZ. +.
Prescott, 2; Henry E. Bingham, 4 ; Charles
II. Bell, A; Daniel Barnard, A Jacob II. Gal
linger, 4; o. c. Moore, 13; Gilman Marston,
30; James w. Patterson, 10; A. f. Stevens,
16; NJ. w. Tappan, SO; w. L. Chandler, n ;
Harry Bingham, 11S.
This afternoon two more ballots were
taken. The first resulted: Whole number
of votes, 3l9; necessary to q choice, 100.
w. 8. Ladd 1, c. H. Burns 1, Fred Smyth l,
4, II. Rollins l. V. Gilman 1, Charles Hol-
man 9, B. F. Prescott 2, c. H. Bell 8, d. Bar
nard 4, J. II. Gallinger A, II. E. Burnham 5,
o. C. Moore A. A. +. Stevens ID, J. W. Patter-
son %, G. Marston 80, NJ. W. Tappan 80, w.
i. Chandler 20, II. Bingham ia Tho second
resulted: Whole number, 3O5; necessary to
a choice, 153. F. Durkee l, f. Smyth 1,
Ladd 1, Prescott l, Burns l. Barnard 3, J. H.
Gallinger 3, Bell 4, Burnham A. Stevens II,
James w. Patterson "a, G.. Marston %, NJ. w.
Tappan 80, Chandler "a, Harry Bingham ITO.
The convention then rose.
National Republican., 1883-07-20
personal.
Comd'r J. j. Read, u. s. N, is at the Ebbitt.

Comdr J. J. Read, U. S. N, is at the Ebbitt.
ExSpeaker Keifer of Ohio. is at the Ebbltt.
W. II. Gould, of Boston, Mass, are at the st..
James
Gov. Charles Foster, Ohio; Dr. ober, New Orleans
are NJ the Riggs
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Pearson, Of Nashville, Tenn,
are ut the 81. James.
G. L. Amoroso and DR.. j. B, Amoroso, Lima,
Brazil, are ut tho Riggs.
Mr. j. Valentine and family, OF San Francisco,
CAL, are at the 81, James.
Edmund Sharp and wife, Miss Nellie McMustry,
San Francisco, are al the Riggs.
Gen. Samuel Blair, Wisconsin and Charles f..
Gibbons, London, are at the Ebbitt,
G. V. Todd, Arkansas, and Senior Don Parceal
de Lescana, OF Spain, are at the National.
r. W. Woolley, wife and daughters, Kentucky,
and Col. A. w. Jones and vile, Virginia, are at the
Arlington.
Gov. Foster and ex-speaker Keifer are in Wash,
ington on business connected with the internal
revenue service in Ohio.
Hon. John Hughes, North Carolina; Hon. G. s.
House, Texas; Hon, John n. smoot Hon. j. Ii.
Canter, Maryland, are at the Ebbitt.
L. A, BTencourt, Boston, John G; Winston and
George Middern Pa, are at the National
DR.. G. L. Magruder has been appointed professor
OF mateTia medca and therapeutics In the med-
cal department of the University of Georgetown
L. Clay Kelby, Norfolk, Va; John Laurens
Chicago ]. straus, New York Joseph Mayo
Virginia, and Gus starkie, 81. Louis are at the St.
Marc.
| Col. @. II. Adams, of the second comptroller
| office, left for Long Branch yesterday. Itis under
| stood that he will shortly change his official re
| lRtions.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Thompson Belfast, Ireland; Mr.
| and Mrs ]. f. Twombly and family New York
and Mr. and Mrs. c. F, Gunther, Chicago are al
| the Arlington.
The following Washingtonians are at the White
1 n.,1sN W VI
| Miss Jones' Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Robinson, Gen
Chauncey McKeever, George +. Appleby, j. @
Davenport and Gen. II. Lane.
l.. Clisby, Montgomery, Ala; Richard Hoffman
| George A. Alexander, Madison, Wis; G. Henri
| JamisOn, Dubuque, Iowa; a. X, Seymour, Utica
n. VI NJ, Mlchaelis, New YORK ], Gale and sou
| PEORIA Ill; ID, NJ. Riordan, Arizona; r.. c. Morris
Illinois, and L. GaYinG, New York, are at the Eb
bit,
National Republican., 1883-07-20
ANOTHER ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE
Four CoIored Women Assaulted i'm the
Capitol Park.

Another capitol outrage has just como to
light. 1t occurred last Tuesday night in the
east park. Private Officer Henry was patrol
ing his beat, on New Jersey avenue, about 10
o'clock, when he was attra cted by series OF
piercing screams proceeding from the locality
of the Washington statue. He blew his
whistle and at once started in the direction o f
the alarm, to find four respectable colored
women being assaulted by three desperate
looking colored men. One Of the women had
been knocked down and terribly
bruised about the face, while the 9TH
CTS, with torn clothing, were battling
with their determined assailants Upon the
officers appearance the rufiians took to their
heels and fled precipitately toward East Cap
itol street. The females, one of whom was
bleeding profusely, were escorted to south B
street, from whence they started homeward.
The mon were strapping big fellows, and their
purpose was evidently to commit rape. The
beautiful capitol parks are intended as u re-
sort for ladies and gentlemen, but on account
of insecure police protection they have de-
generated into refuge for characters of the
yery worst descriptiOn.
National Republican., 1883-07-20
Believed 10 Have Been Murdered.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 19-The body of
Patrick Clancy, of Tonawanda, was found in
creek this morning His head was badl y
crushed and it is beloved that he was foully
murdered. He came from Tonawanda on
Saturday for the purpose of taking raft to
that place. He laid down on the breakwatcr,
and is believed to have fallen asleep. Cries
of distress were heard coming from the break
water dock, and large pool of blood was
found on the dock. 1t has been learned that
Canadian steamer and consorts, the crows
of which were drunk, anchored near where
Clancy lay, and suspicion points to the crews.
A thorough examination will be held.
National Republican., 1883-07-20
Work Rosumed al pethleh,m.

BETHLEHEM, PA, July 19,-The steel mill
and two of the furnaces of the Bethlehem
Iron company were put in operation this
morning in limited way, but the force of
men will be increased daily until the full
mum ber is at work. About 100 men have been
sworn in to do special police duty and to pro-
tect the workmcn should an attack be made
upon them by the union men. The works
are carefully guarded, and visitors are not
permitted to onter them. No collision has
occurred between the amalgamated workers
and the others, though the former feel very
bitter against their brethren.
National Republican., 1883-07-20
The Saengerfest.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 19.--Aftor the saen-
gerfest picnic to-day grand concert will
take place on the grounds adjoining music
hall. Tomorrow there will be grand ex-
cursion to Niagara Falls when the New York
Central railway will run one hundred cars
in sections of twenty-five each and the Erie
railway seventy-hvo cars extra on the same
plan. An entertainment and spread will be
given at that place. The Sacngerfest bund
society gave an all night commers to the
visiting societies last night, while the Orpheus
and Licdertafcl societies held a commors and
entertained nine societies each.
National Republican., 1883-07-20
Vital Gu estlons!

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school what is the best thing in
the world for quieting and allaying all ir-
ritation of the nerves and me0ring2all
forms of nervous complaints, giving nat
ural, childlike, refreshing sleep always,
And they will tell you uphesitatingy
"Some form of Hops" -
CHAPTER I.
Ask any or all of the most eminent
physicians
dWhat is the best and only remedy
that can be relied on to cure all diseases
of the kidneys and urinary organs, such
as Bright's disease, diabetes, retention or
inability to retain urine and all the dis
eases and ailments peculiar to women"
"And they will tell you explicitly and
emphatically, Buchu."
Ask the same physicians
"What is the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia,
constipation, indigestion, biliousness, ma
larial fever, ague, &c" and they will tell
you
Mandrake or Dandelion.
Hence, when these remedies are COM
bined with others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters,
such a wonderful and mysterious cura-
tive power is developed which is so va
RED in its operations that no disease or
i'll health can possibly exist or resist its
power, and yet it is
Harmless for the most frail woman,
weakest invalid. or smallest child to use.
| CHAPTER II.
! Patients
Almost dead or nearly dying
For years, and given up by physicians, of
Bright's and other kidney diseases, liver
complaints, severe coughs Called con-
sumption), have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy
From agony of neuralgia, nervousness,
wakefuness, and various diseases pecu-
| liar to women.
People drawn out of shape from excru-
ciating pangs of rheumatism,
Inhammatory or chronic, or suffering
from scrofula,
| Erysipclas,
Salt rheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, indiges-
| tion, and in fact almost all diseases frail
| Nature is heir to
| Have been cured by Hop Bitters, proof of which
| can be found in every neighborhood in the known
| world.
National Republican., 1883-07-20
The Treasurer or the Catholic knights
short,

GRAFTON, w. VA, July 10,--John l.. Hech-
man, for the past Ave years supreme treasurer
Of the Catholic Knights of America, and who
was defeated Tor reelection in May last left
for Europe on Sunday night. His shortage,
so far as ascertained is from $4,000 to
$4,000, His bond for $4,000 is regarded as
worthless on account of irregularities in it.
The friends OF Hickman assert that tho de-
ticit will not exceed $4,000, Hickman re-
Gently failed in business
National Republican., 1883-07-20
The Cotton Mon.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 19.-The National
Cotton exchange met at o o'clock this morn
ing, Reports of committees were submitted
and the day spent in discussing matters af-
fecting the cotton interest. The following
officers were elected for tho ensuing two
years: w. II. Gardiner, of Mobile, presi-
dent; Henry Hentz, of New York, vice
president; Thomas Lainey, of New Orleans,
treasurer. The delegates paid visit to New
port News this evening and will go to Nor
folk tO.mnrroM.
National Republican., 1883-07-20

TUCSON, ARIz., July l9,-The Mexican
consul here has received letter from the
frontier under date of July Id, stating that
hostiles in the district of Montezuma they
attacked a Mexican settlement and killed
five persons, A detachment of Mexican in
fantry pursued the savages, but found them
in too strong force and were repulsed with
the Toss of seven soldiers,
National Republican., 1883-07-20
Prnnnnnd nnnt Rnrn.

TROY, N. Y, July l9.-If a sufficient purse
can be raised professional boat race will be
lOwed on Saratoga lake about Aug. 10. Han
Ian, Courtney, Hosmer, Turner, Ross, and
Others are TO be invited. The event is uncer-
tain, al the money Is not yet subscribed.
National Republican., 1883-07-20
Gen. Grant All Right.

NEW YORK, July 19.-Qwing to a rumor
having been put in circulation this morning
that Gen. U. S. Grant had fallen dead, an in
quiry into the matter was made at the gene
RAILS Office in Wall street where it was learned
that he was at Long Branch in good health
and had been in communication during the
morning with his business associates.
National Republican., 1883-07-20

ensuing annual report, asking for such legis-
lation as may be required TO extend TO the
new territory under consideration the bene-
fits of the regular system of streets, avenues,
parks, parkings &c, which has been so
fully appoved by the cxporince of tho origi-
nal corporation of the city Of Washington.
simpson & Gray. Thomas someryille,
solomon J. Fagne, J. D. Bryan,
VIM. Orme IL sons, Wm. Bryan,
NJ w. Gait, Bro. & Co, o. G. Bradley,
Geo. W. Cochran u Co., Lewis Ceph0ne,
Chus, q. Ball. W. II. Miller,
Parker Il Townsend, J. G. Cox,
n. Clllau, T. NJ. Dubant
L. l.. Blakc, Robert Boyd,
John W. Drew, Chas Weeks
Thomas Bowling, N. ID. Larner,
4. II. MoGuira, w j. Stephenson,
W. T.. Noses, De We're Burr
Hume, Clcary & Co., II. Clay Stewart,
Harris & Shafcr, W. j. Muragh,
W.ilet " Ruof, Geo W. Harkness,
u w. Botclcr, Peter Fegan,
Robert G. Schenck, J.. l.. Clements,
Junu i. Olmscud, ID. j. Maenety,
Ialct Kilbourn, G, W. Knox,
S. L. Middleton, W. s. Thompson,
d. W. Hamilton, Joseph Gawler,
Peter Campbell, Geo. 5. Kraft,
Goo. II. Plant. II. d. wnlbridge,
Austin Z. Brown, ]. Van R!swick,
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Eouni Nyoterloyy.t.

The steamer Jamaican, on July II, longi-
tude 400, spoke the bark Assyria, from Bruins
wick, Ga, for Queenstown, with prize crew
on board. She had been picked up water
logged.
National Republican., 1883-07-20
a Cure nhlnaf

ThecYldencelS over
whelming that Ely's
Cream Balm goes
mOred directly tnan any
other to the seat ofthe
disease, and has re.
suited in more cures
within the range OF
our observation than
all other remedies. -
WIKI Z s-Barrr Pa,
Union Leader. Dec. 70,
1879.
we hear from Gus
toners the most flat
tering reports OF Ely's
Cream Balm, an arti.
Gle OF real merit
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wholesale drnggisia.
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