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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17
POOR GENTLEMAN JOE.
Once nm Actor, Then IA Consul, Finally
"Buni" and Corpse.


"Bunh" and n Corpse.
"say, mister amt you chant blole? ?"
The night-liner who spoke was sitting on
tho box of his dilapidated "rig," on Rum
row." at an early hour yesterday morning
waiting for customer. The lights of the
treasury look dim in tho hazy atmosphere,
and the silence of the early hour was broken
occasionally by the tramp of some printer OF
other pedestrian coming from the direction
Of newspaper square, or the voice of other
hackmen soliciting fare from these.
"Whats chant blokoP asked the reporter
stopping ON tho curb.
"Why n porter, one uf 'em fellers as gath
ers news and beats hackmen," answered the
.iehu, at the same time inviting the reporter
to take y seat in the carriage.
Yes | am reporter"
well, I've got something as may be yon'll
want an of you've got time I'll tell you
about IT,"
"All right, go ahead"
well its all about Joe yer know uf him,
didn't yawP
"No"
''What, didn't know Joep Why 1 tho't every
one knew him. Ho was q little weazenod up
Teller, as ustcr sit aroun' here awaitin' for
suckers. Joe wus n gentleman, too, mister, If
he wus bum, an he lister tell me uf tho time
wen he wus as good as any of 'cm as comes
about. The gamblers and other buns all
liked Joe, fur he wus so quiet an inherent
like; everyone would trust Joe an the saloon
keepers guy him his grub, while he slept
down in the bin" in halls aud SIGH. He was
n tellin' of me as how one time, when he was
console in AfriCa-say, mister, Joe coined
from California, no did. Well. he was a say
ing as how old Buchanan, who was the presi-
dent, had guy him a appointment ter Africa
for somat no did in Wirginie.
Joe coined out of the fag' one Sunday
night about three months ago, little un-
steady like, an seq he, Gimme ride, Tom,
it makes me think of old times to ride in a
carriage agin.' We'll, business was kinder
dull that ere night, an told him to get in.
We hadn't gone far afore Joe he begins a
tellin' me of his little wife, who, he said, had
died long ago, an he was q cryin' an l was
tryin to brace him up and guy drink. He
went on to tell me of how he 'ad been sc
happy, but then she died, an he got ter
drinking rum. Then he got kinder quiet
an l couldn' make him anser. | tell yer, got
kinder scared. got down from the box an
shook Joe, but he only said, Take me 'ome.
| Well, drives him ter tho place he was
stoppin' on First street. and we took Joe in
and sent fur doctor. The doctor came and
said ter Their boys who were a crowdin' aroun
Joe's bed, He's dead, gentlemen; heart dis
ease has killed him. Well, mister, there
boys loved joe they did. We dubbed in an
gave tiptop funeral an Sandy, him as ustei
deal faro, he preached rafting good sermon
| Poor Joe ! Say, mister, If there's a HEAVIER
Joe orter git there, he was so meek"
What was his last namo?"
Burton, sir, Joe Burton; he was actor
onot."
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Epithelioma or Skin Cancer.

This form of cancer isthe most prevalent type
away until il destroys life. il would seem that
swiit's Specific is indeed q specific for this
scourge.
Mrs. X. A. Armstrong. Verona, Miss. writes I'M
der date of May l6 1884, after taking six bottles
of swifts Specfc the cancer Ia hesiine: is greatly
reduced in size II now gives me no pain. and my
general health has so much improved that an
able 10 be up and attend to my household duties
something had not been able to do in several
years. feel that il will cure me-"
Mr.. NJ, N. Clayton OF Red Clay, Ga. writes I'M
der recent date: "All painful sensations In my
cancer are decreasing Ilee decidedly better, and
The cancer has commenced to heal"
Dr. NJ. +. Crumley, Oglethorpo, Ga, writes un.
der date of May TO-: "Mr NaYes who had such u
terrible cancer on his face, is about well. New
skin has grown all over his face and looks almost
MS we'll as 1t ever did, and would like some of
your company TO see him"
MrW. H. Gilbert, Albany, ca. writes under date
of MAY S: "Alr. Brooks of Baoonton is improving
fast He is now able to be up. When lie com.
menced SwifIs Specific he was not expecting 10
| life. lie has cancer on his face"
Messrs. j. 4 j. b. Ilarter, Of North Mancheste r,
Ind, write under date Of May |: 'The lady with
cancer Is improving right along, The Specific in
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GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY.
Grand and Petit Jurors for the Jun,
Term OF Court.

Term OF Court.
The June term of the criminal court WAS
opened by Justice Wylie yesterday, who pro-
coeded to organize his juries In calling the
grand jury Messrs. Alfred C. Newman,
William NJ. Ashley, and Charles II. Wood
ward were returned not found, and Mossrs.
Thomas r. Talbert. James IL. Ryan, William
Hinke, and George II. Emmons were excused.
The following were accepted to ell vacancies
Messrs. Walter II. Wills, David Mclaughlin,
Ryder Henry, Christopher Dickson. Washing
ton Allen, Samuel Moores and p. l.. w. Thorn
ton. The judge appointed Mr.. Robert Beall
as foreman. After instructing them as to
their duties they were excused for one week.
When the petit jurors were called the fol.
lowing failed to answer Messrs. John w.
Carr, ID. J. McCarty, Ralph johnson, J. w. p.
Myers, Frank Latham, George G. Boteler,
Alexander Milne, and the court excused
Messrs. Thos. Kirby, Enos Ray, S. Il. G. Nor.
sell, Frank X. Ward, Edward Wayson, b.
LOWS Blackford, Frank Latham, b. U. Key
ser, John ID. Smoot and Walter jackson
The following were accepted as talesmen
John w. Hayes, Edward b. Taylor, w. II
Hoover, j. Is. Burgess, George w. Thomas
John f. Hilton, and John w. Sanderson,
This left ten vacancies, which the marshal
was ordered to fill by this morning.
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LEWIS Is WANTED,
And His Creditors VIII Furnish Bail II
He is Arrested.


To the Editor.
The writor of this desires to warn tho
creditors to beware of placing any credence
in the carefully prepared article in reference
to George II. Lewis in Yesterdays REPUBLr-
CAN. Certain people arc trying to frighten
Lewis from returning to Washington. They
don't want him to come back. 1t would
interfere with their plans. Let it be dis
tinctly understood that certain parties have
gotten attachments on Levis's property, and
that his return to the city would interfere
with their attachments. His presence would
be destruction to their attachments, and thS
bona fide creditors would stand a fair show of
getting Il portion, if not all, that they have
lost.
The writer of this article has been heavy
loser, but he is prepared to plank up
handsomely to defeat any. attempt to secure
Leviss arrest II he comes back, because that
is the only way by which the creditors who
have no attachments can be saved
Two things may be counted on rs sure by
the parties who are interested in keeping him
away.
The bona fde creditors will not cause his
arrest if he returns, and thoy will furnish all
| the bail he needs if il is done by others. The
| attempt TO scare him of by bringing in an
extraneous matter, /. e., that he fraudu-
lently charged certain commissions to q
| company of which he was an officer" &C.,
would indicate that they propose TO resort to
other matters than tho oil speoulations ia
keep him away. Lewis need have no fear OF
returning to Washington. His genuine
creditors will sec to it that he is not harmed
They want a general distribution of hi,
assets, and If they must lose their money
| they would as live have Lewis get il as Il
have it 60 into the hands of the parties who
made such haste to lay attachments on his
property TO the serious disad vantage of all
other creditors.
ONE OF "LEs Mrs ERABLEs,"
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OAKLAND HOTEL,

OAKLAND, MD, II. mud q. IL. r.,
WILL OPEN JUNE 90 TERMS MODERATE
For information apply to wELCKERs. 727 Eff
teenth street northwest.
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A PECULIAR STORM.
A Scientific Explanation OF the Unusual
Features OF the Late Meteorological Dis

A Scientific Explanation OF the Unusual
Features OF the Late meteorological Dis
turbance.
To The Editor.
Those who do not fully understand the
weather map may BIO inclined to think that
in connection with the late storm there is
something wrong in regard to its teachings.
1t has often been remarked that 'low" is
the storm center. But in connection with
this it must be borne in mind that Glow" is
only the agent which gathers the clouds.
Clouds are all the while forming, i. e., whore
there is water and heat. Clouds form in the
area of high" as we'll as elsewhere.
In this storm the center of high" was for
tho north and east, q very small section show
ing on the area of the United States. There
was no low" to the east Of the Mississippi
valley, though there was undoubtedly one to
tho far south, beyond the area of the United
States. In the north the barometer stood
305, at the gulf 800. The wind was from
the north, j. o., from the "high" But the
low center was at o great distance beyond
the line of the gulf.
Under these conditions the clouds moved
southwark. When they got as far south as
Virginia, the heaviest precipitation took
place, and here at Washington we had the
heaviest rainfall, getting nearly three and a
half inches from June 10 to 10.
High" being to the north of us and over
us caused it to be cold, as the movement of
air is always from HIGH" and not toward
it. These peculiar rains happen once in a
while, but only occur when the area of high
barometer Is quito extensive and there is no
near "low' to have quick action on the
clouds.
This is no exception to the rulo; on the
con trary. veritlcation of it.
From the extended area of "high," "low'
was at great distance. and the clouds pre-
cipitated so soon as they had become sufti-
GENTLY heavy, and this is the governing
feature in the case. l. 7. n.
LIME LIZ. 1sSA
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indianapolis club, Athletic parI. to. day.
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

The gunboNt Despatch arrived at New York
yesterday from Washington.
The general court martial convened ut Jefferson
barracks Mo-, is dissolved. This order to take
effect upon the completion of any case that may
be before the court at the time of its receipt.
The orders of Pay Director James D. Murray IL
the navy yard, Mare island, have been revoked
and he Is placed on waiting orders. Passed As.
sstant Engineer G. W. Rae has been detached
from the bureau ofsteam engineering and ordered
to the flagship Lancaster, per United States steam
ship PoWatan,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

N.Y. DEPARTMENT OF THE POTOMAC,
N~S GRAND AMY OF THE RErUHLiC.
HEADQUARTERS Ninth ASp SThtEtgsa;,

HEADouAnTrns NfNrH And ID STREETs,
WAsuINGToN, D. c., June lS 1853
tCfRouLAR LErrpR, No o.
The Executive Committee having charge Of the
Memorial services IN this Department on the 5Oth
OF May last desire TO express their WarncsL tnhusN
TO oil who I'm anywlse assisted IN the services ~ the
various qemotfriesthe orators aud poets me chup-
luins and Chorsers the ladies who aided IN the deco
ration OF the graves the comrades ana others VINO
collected aud contributed funds aud the officers,
teachers. and pupil4 of the public schools, whose
flower gifts were 40 generous and ready Ihe lNboT
end cNpensn attending the proper observance OF
Memorial Day in this Department, with lis eeVerai
cemeteries so widely separated are necessarily very
great but because OF the earnest and hearty c0Opeta
lion OfH each one OF the many thousand graves re-
Ceyed Its deserved recognition aud tribute. -
d. :. ALEXANDER,
n,plrtucut Commander.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

Representative Cox introduced a resolution
in the house yesterday providing for the re-
moval of the Peace monument from its
present site, corner First street and Peunsyl-
vana avenue, to the circle at the intersection
of Massachusetts,, Connecticut and New
Hampshire avenues, which is to be known as
Concordia circle. Tho resolution provides
that the statue of Admiral Dupont he placed
in tho capitol grounds, aud appropriates
81 600 for expenses.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17
0L,sb,g co.'s Coca Beef Tonic

Is far superior 10 the fashionable and lluslye
preparations of beef, wine, and iron," says Prof.
EW iIgnt, NJ. D., Honorary Member Imperial Med.
ogl cirty Of st. Petersburg, Russia, &c. II will
reGung ruCt the most shattered and enieebled, re-
inYlg, rate the aged and infrm aud build up
s,Ck,y children. Invaluable in female irregulgrlty,
pains, and exhaustion. Quieu restless children
mud n fuuts
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PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS FOR RE
pARTMENT ,BuiLDING bURfNG THE
FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 80, 1885,
OFFICE OF sUrEnvIsINo ARCHITECT,

T RNAbLNI DEFANTNENT,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., June IL, 1854.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until 2 o'clock p. m ON THE 25rH DAY OF JUNE,
1884 for furnishing and delivering at this building
from time to time ordered such quantities OF tho
following-named materials as may he required for
repairs &c, during the fiscal year ending June 30,
1850 vZ Lumber, Bricks, Sand Cement, Lime,
Gravel, Broken stone, aster of Paris Hair Paint.
ers' Materials Plumbers Materials, Charcoal, Tin,
Galvanized Sheet Iron, Black Sheet Iron, Sheet
Zinc sheet Brass, Sheet Copper Fire Clay and Fire
had on application at this Office.
NJ. Il. BELL,
jel2-th stu-3t Supervising Architect
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ginia avenue southwest; $4,000. Thomas NJ
Bowling, erect two-story dwelling. Seventh
street road, county; $500. H. M. Dexter, re-
pair brick, northeast corner Sixth aud O
attracts, 500
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

The steamer Jane Moseley was not injured
by the storm Saturday night, but was de-
tained several hours. The steamer Leary
ran ashore on the lower Potomac, and her
passengers and freight were taken on board
the Moseloy and safely landed at Fortress
Monroe and Norfolk.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

PROPOSALS FOR IRON WORK.
OFFICE OF DUILDIRG FC

STATE WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WAsHISGToS, ID. Co. June 10, 1854.
Separate Sealed Proposals for furnishing and dellv-
ering the
Rolled Iron Beams for two floors,
Cast Iron Columns ard PilRsters for one story and
Small Miscellaneous Castings,
Required for the Building for the State, War, and
Navy Departments In this city will be received at
this office until II M. on JUNE 49, 1884, and
ders,
Specifications general instruction to bidders. and
blank forms of proposal for ofthe three classes Of
Iron work above named viii be furnished TO
this office. THOS, LINCOLN CASEY,
ie1O-tu,t Colonel, COrDS EuRin GERS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

Tho many friends of Mr.. John w. Shaw, of
the firm Of Beavans & Shaw, -four merchants,
will be pleased to hear that ho is recovering
from his serious illness.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17
BUSINESS MENTION.

Hepburn johnson, venerable old white
mon, who was policeman ut one time, was
sent to Jail yesterday for stealing a watch
from w. H. Heath.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

HAHN's Clearing Sale Of Fine Low Shoes and Slip
pera for Misses, Boys and Youths This entire line
must be closed out this week. Sl0 seventh street
and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17
l,yys ATTENTION, MAINE!

All the sons of Maine friends Of Blaine and Logan
ace requested to meet at Marnis Hail ON TUESDAY
1T p. IN. to organize and consider other important
business.
Distinguished speakers will address the meeting.
Come one, come all. -. ..,
President Maine state Association.
WASHINGTON. June 10, 1854. JelO-2t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

Walter HELEN, of 1918 I street, has re
ported that some jewelry and money. sggre.
eating in value $27, were stolen from his
house Sunday night.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

Judge Smell has released the s-year-old
colored girl named Rose Taylor from the Jail
as recommended by tho grand jury.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

Carrie Norris was convicted of robbing
colored girl named Carrie Richards of $40
in the police court yesterday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

Mary and Henry Thompson, living on
Buzzards point, engaged in a fight yesterday
morning, and tho woman was severely
beaten,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17
HulldIng Permits.

Building permits were issued yesterday to
Patrick Dowuey, erect three two-story d we'll
ings, Third street. between d street and Vir'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

CLEVER housekeepers know tho oonvenienoeI OF
SAPoL1o, 1t works wonders. 10c.; alLgrooers.
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PROPOSALS For SUPPLIES.


DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON. June 13, 1854
Sealed proposals Will be received at this Depart
ment until IL O'Clock m. FRIDAY. JUNE ~, 1854
for furnishing supplies consisting mainly of Meats,
Provisions, groceries, Dry Goods, Shoes Drugs,
Paints Hardware Fuel, Lumber &C., for the use OF
the Government Hospital for the Insane, near WASH
ington. during the fiscal year ending June 80. 1856.
Blank forms of proposals, schedules of items and
estimated quantities specifications, and Instructions
to bidders Will be furnished upon application this
Department. III, NJ TELLER
el4,l0,lS,2O,23 2b-W1t Secretary.
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Sumner gtsorIs.
Rock EnOn Springs and Mineral Baths,
Great North Mountain. near winchester, Va.

Altitude over 1000 feet Temperature 10 to 10
degrees below the city
-Four mineral waters-tOnlc, purifying and specific
for dyspepsia, kidney aud liver trOubles
Separate bath houses for ladies and gentlemen,
with tub, flow, douche. and sitz baths, ana swim
ming pool, 80 by so feet Hotel enlarged this year.
Terms, $3.50 to $50 per month of four weeks. some
pleasant fourth floor rooms s32. special rates for
families. Eight hours ride from Washington. 80
Tickets to the Springs and return $500, good until
oct, 81
Illustrated pamphlets giving all information, may
be had of A. s, PRATT ~ SONS. Managers,
dO1 Ninth street northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

Messrs. Merrick g. Morris have asked the
commissioners to exempt the blouse Of the
Good Shepherd" from taxation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

true blue English serge suit 50. Nothing To
compare TO them in price and quality from Maine
to California Eisemun Bros, cor. Seventh and l.
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DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.

WAR DEPARTMENT., June @, 1884.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate. for Wood and Coal,
Endorsed Proposals for Fuel" and addressed to tho
Secretary of War, Will be received until IL o'clock
noon WEDN ESDAY. JUNE %. 1854 for FURNISH
Ing the War Department, for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1885. with Fuel All articles named to BIO
of hest quality.
Proposals for the whole any portion of the Fuel
required will be received. The government reserves
the right TO reject any or all proposals.
The Coal and Wood TO be delivered mt the War De-
partment Bureaus or Offices in Washin zion, for
which required, by the parties 70 whom the contract
Cor contracs) may he awarded In such quantities AZ
the convenience ofthe Department may require.
Fuel for the State, War, and Navy Departments
Building Is not included In this advertisement.
Specifications, general Instructions to bidders, and
blank forms of proposals will be furnished to estab-
lished dealers upon application to this office.
No contract will be awarded under this advertise
ment until an appropriation shall have been made
by congress for the purchase ofthe fuel required.
ROBERT II. LINCOLN, ,
Je1O-0t Secretary of War
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90 tho officers and Members Of John +. Reynolds
Post, No; o, g. \. r.. Department Of the Ioomac
.Nou are hereby requested 10 attend the iunera OF
our lutte cumradc. j. ~ Madden irOm his late resi-.
deuce, 152T Eleventh street northwest, vt $3.50
O'Clock TUESDAY ENENlSG. NE IL, either In
uniform or citizens dress, with badge.
Ohccrs and members vi other loits are cordially
invited TO attend.
by Command c. w. SHERWOOD,
Post Commander.
Il SuITu Adiutopt 1t
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SlropOsals.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
SECRETARY's OFFICE,
SENATE or THE UNITED STArEs
Az AgNVrsHnH-n<f IN - Tnna ia ~

WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 10. 1854.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
IL o'clock m, JULY 10. 1854, for furnishing
stationery for the use of the Senate of the United
Stntes for the next fiscal year.
Blank forms OF proposals, showing the quantity
and quality of each article and the firm of bond to
be signed by the bidder and suretes viii be furnished
oil application 10 this office.
Proposals should be Endorsed "Pronosnls for
Stationery for the Senate" and be directed TO the
secretary of tho Senate, Washington.
office free of charge ANSON q. MCCOOK,
lelI-tuit Secretary off the senate of the U. s.
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An AIIored RIpnmiat.

John Auth was charged with bigamy in
the police court yesterday, by his wife, Mary.
The district attorney sad he was informed
that the defendent married complainant in
October 1877, and that they lived together
three years that in January last he married
widow named Gawler, who had subse-
quently died. The prisoners counsel said he
could prove that there was no second mar
rage, and the case was sont to the grand
Jury, bonds being fixed at $500.
Mr. LOWERING, of MessrS, Hollnung q Co., sgd
ney n. 5. W., Australia, suffered agony from thu
govt and was unable to get upstairs, A few ap
plicalons Of ST, Jacobs OIL, the magical pain re
lieYer, cured him.
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1arriisN.

BURTON-HITz.-On Monday, June 10. Mt Bos-
ton, Mass, ALFRED Il. BURTON, of Boston, and
GERTRUDE HITz, of Washington, ID. c., DIR. C. A.
Bartol Officiating.
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ut is healthy place. The nights are deliciously
cool No mosquitoes no bar, no sound of reyelry
by night II l. q good place for all who desire q
Clennly and cool retreat" LC j, Stuart Wells, Sur
geon, u y. Nj
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II. f. SMITH, Adlutan,. io'' ~


Ef1ays AsSESsORS OFTICE,
hSsD DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
WAsuINuTON. u. g., June D, 1854.
Notice Is hereby given that all Licenses issued for
Hacks Cabs, Omnihuscs, street Cars, and all other
vehicles for the transportation Of pnsengcr for hire
win expire THE BOTH DAY OF JUNE, 1854.
Eaid licenses must be promptly renewed by all pro-
prietors desiring to continue business nttcr that te
by order of the Commits ouerS of tue District OF
Columbia. ROBERT y. DODGE
iclu-3t Assessor District of Columbia.
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R9ys NOTICE.

special meeting of the Mississippi Republican
Association VIII be held TUESDAY EVENING
NENT, at o'clock, at the Harris House, for the
purpose Of onsdernE The report of the Committee
on revision of Constitution and Bylaws, aud for
making such arranggmeuts rs may be deemed proper
for participating IN the Blaine and Logan rutlc alton
meeting, TO be held on TnuRSDAI EVENING
NEXT j. TARBELL,
je1B2t President.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

The cool and exhllarnting atmosphere, the wild
mountain scenery. aud fine drives the baths and In
valuable medicinal waters, with good fare, render n
Mt Rock Enon delight not soon to bo forgot
ten. tFrom James II. Fitch. esq Washington, ID. G. ]