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National Republican., 1875-11-25
OBsEQUIEs.
Funeral of the Lats Douglass Moore.

Funeral Of the Lats Douglass Moore.
The obEequies If the Iats Douglass Moore took
place yesterday Afternoon from the family resi-
dence, on T, between Sixth and Seventh streets
northwest, and was attended by the many rela-
tives and friends Of the deceased, among the lat
ter being included members Of the Grand and
Metropolis Lsdges Of Odd Fellows. The services
editor Of the Mefkodist Protendnt of Baltimore
and Rev. w. S. Hammond, Of the Ninth.street
Methodi1t Protestant church. The remains
were inferred at 0lenwood The following were
the pallbe1rers: E. Bawsell and James H Boss
Of the Grand Lodge; VIM. Rutherford and s. s.
Moore, of Metropolis Lodge. and Messrs. s. Nor
ment, NJ. q. Emery, @. B. White and Morssn on
the part Of the citizens.
THE LATE LIEUTENANT COLONEL TAYLOR.
The remains of the late Lieut.. Col ]. McLeon
Taylor. U. s. A, who died recently in Baltimore,
arrived in this city at II n. yesterday. Gems. II.
T. CLARK and A. g. LsWrence, brotherAi In law Of
the deceased, and numerous friends accompanied
the body. The casket was OF black walnut,
draped with mourning and elaborately finished.
It was covered with elegant flowers, and several
wreaths and crosses were added before placing It
in the hearse. The body was borne from the cars
to the hearse BY eight regulars from the artillery
corps at Fort McHenry, Baltimore. The follow
ing gentlemen we're pall-bearers: General 3. W.
Brice, General ]. B. Frye, Colonel H. w. James
Lieutenant Edward Maguire, Captain A. Nc.
Laughlin, Frank Sullivan, s. Z. Smith and John
Ellieott. Numerous carriages were in ettendAnce,
and the cortegs slowly proceeded to OakHlll seme.
terry, Georgetown. where there were Appropriate
services, Or. Watkins. Of Epiphany church Of this
city, officiating.
National Republican., 1875-11-25
IBy Telegraph
DAY OF PRAISE.
The Kind Of Thanksgiving the Lord Ap.
o.>a. nr,,o-a1 p.,,.,,,.,.


To the Editor of the National Republican:
SIR: For long time 1t has been the custom for
the President to appoint day of Thanksgiving
and prayer for the blessing OF tho Lord In
bountiful crops, for his care and protection and
his constant watchfulness and care of Jus as ma
tion and his wonderful love. The way this day
has been kept by the well to do if, church in the
foreground, then feasting. The poor do not al
ways have those delicacies for feasting. Until
lately places Of business were not closed; now
partially closed q few hours OF the day, opening
morning and evening. 1t seems to me that be-
sides these church meetings in the morning and
private sumptuous dinners we should have some
thing more. The evening is very dry, and people
do not know how to enjoy themselves, They are
sll washed clean and we'll dressed, (that is, the
we'll to do,) and spelling for some entertainment
for the evening. Now, propose
AFREE ENTERTAINMENT
at the parlois Of some large church, with refresh
ments Of oysters, cold turkey, ham, beef, biscuit,
all the churches, supervised by committee Of
one from each church, and that the Lords poor
be especially invited, and that the tables be sup
piled By the bounty Of the well 70 do In the com
munity and the voluntary givers SO that Ohrist's
Church can all get together once year and get
with the Church, why they do not love each
other, f. they do not know each other, do not get
acquainted. 1t is necessary for denominations TO
prayer meetings, business meetings, &c, In order
to watch over their own members and grow in
grace, but when the whole Church comes to-
gether no denomination has any business or moral
right to stand sloof, or have any engagements to
interfere and II from want of proper notice other
meetings had been given out, such meetings
could be postponed or the hour changed SO as not
TO interfere. The disciples all met together and
had ali things In common On all occasions, sim.
ilar, where the entire Church comes together, It
should be 80 now, and no Church has any right to
giTe such gatherings
THE COLD SHOULDER.
In places where one building would be too small,
get two three large halls, and for each hall let
each church select q committee Of one for each
hall TO supervise, and "let everything be done
decently and in order" and Thanksgiving on
this principle can be managed In o large city as
well as country towns. "The Lord loves q cheer
full giver,n whether It be little or much, and
tsketh delight in prayer and thanksgiving. Such
meetings might be enlivencd by singing, read
iDgs, short speeches Of ten or hfteen minutes,
walking and conversation, introouctions, socIali-
ties, and always closed by Thanksgiving and
Nov, what church will move first In this dIrec-
tion? HENRY MCKINNEY.
National Republican., 1875-11-25
THE COURTS.
Circuit Cou1t-chisf Justice Cartier.

Circuit CouIt-Chisf Justice Cartier.
Bird s Go. vs.. Jessup. Resumed and jury re-
spited till Saturday.
Knox vs.. HuIfofd. Judgment BY consent for
plaintiff for slOo and costs, with stay Of execution
Adjourned until Saturday at 10 a. m.
Equity court-Judgs wyne.
Duane VI. Straining. Judgment OF condemna-
tion awarded against garnishee.
Thorn vs.. Lynch. Nisi confirmation Of trustees
sale and reference to auditor.
Keller va McEifresh. Guardian ed litsm ap-
pointed and reference to auditor TO report on pro-
Stanton, receiver, vs.. johnson ct al. Rstihca-
tion of trustees sale.
tion Of trustees sale and reference to auditor.
Shoemaker ct al. vs.. Shoemaker ct al. Final
Istification Of auditors report and distribution
Hoffman We. Washington Market Company.
Rule on defendant returnable December Z, ,1s76.
Mosher Va. Rothweil. Dismissal OF bill with
Shedd VI. Ordvay Decree appointing receiver.
Blake Us. FAINT. AefereEce TO special auditor.
Babson vs.. Thomas. Final ratification Of audi
Aiexkndria and Washington Railroad Company
VI. Wilkes. Bond In penalty OF 5000 ordered
taken.
In re James Kennedy, alleged iunatic CON-
mission 70 inquire into alleged lunacy.
Green rs. Green. Appearance of absent de-
Duncan vs. Duncan. Same.
Pratt vs.. Baum ct al Restraining order re-
turnhDie UecemDer !, 1910.
Chesapeakesn and Ohio Canal Company Va. Dis
trict Of Columbia. Discharge OF fnterlocutory
order ana denial Of application for IN Injunction
Carson vs. Aldridge ct al. Demurrer sustained
and leave to amend bill. e.
Birkhead vs. Aldridge. Same.
McIntoeh vs. Mcintosh. Appeal bond hxed at
s1oo
osEOod ys. Smith. Restraining Eorder.ro.urns-
Stursss ys. Holiday. Bond of trustee ap-
Adjourned until Tuesday, Decembor7.
Criminal Court-Judge olin.
In this court yesterday the following cases were
disposed OF:
Byron NOEL; burglary and larceny. Guilty,
and sentenced TO two years In the penitenttary.
James Thompson; larceny. Not guilty.
Albert Bennett; larceny, lin connectiou with
Byron Noell and Richard Ross.) Guilty, and
recommended to the mercy Of the Court; SEN
tenced to one year in the penitentiary.
Adjourned until Saturday next.
o. 9. District court-Judgs Humehrtys.
United States, In behalf OF naval force North
Atlantic squadron, vs. Steam Veeselofwar Sea-
board and 10 others. Referred to Thomas Hood,
commissioner, 10 report on distribution on be-
fore Tuesday, Novembe. 80.
United States, on behalf OF naval force, North
Atlantic squadron, vs. Iron-ciad Ram and Ship
ofwar Texas and 10 others. Same.
/ United States, IN behalf Of naval force Of York
and Pamunkey rivers, vs. Steam Vessel-of-var
Logan and others. Same.
National Republican., 1875-11-25
Thanksgiving Services.

The subject Of the Rev Dr. Nevman's discourse
to-day viii be Religious Liberty" The service
commences at II o'clock. Immediately after the
service Mr.. widows will play the following Sc
lections of music in honor Of the day: "Ohanges
on eight bells - "Hail to the Chief, "The Stand
ard Bearer, /" LET the Merry Church Bells Ring /"
Vacant Chair, ""Willtc, We have Missed You"
"Life let MS Cherish, ,""We'll be Gay and Happy, p
Home, Sweet Home, I" and yankee Doodle "
National Republican., 1875-11-25

Inc MOST hemarkRbhe hemedv Ever discovered
BEEsoa's cAPcINE POROUS PLASTER
At no time in the history Of true medicine has
an article appeared which has met with greater
. approval and success than Benson's Capctne
Plaster. Why they are preferred to all other
porous plasters Is owing to their improved COM
position; they act instantaneously, cure speedily
and effectually.
Physicians and the general public who acknowl-
edge tho great benefits derived from the use Of
the ordinary porous plaster, however, maintain
quiring time, patience and continuous wear TO
effect cure. Benson's Capcine Plaster over
comes this dificulty by accomplishing In o few
hours that vhichit takes any other plaster as
Although recent discovery, Capcine has been
thoroughly tested by ply sicians, and In each In
stance has been pronounced the most remarkable,
safe, certain and thoroughly efhcacious remedy
ever discovered.
Incorporating Cspcine in an improved Porous
ucitations from the medical fraternity, and ts
now prescribed BY them with unprecedented sue
cess; especially In rheumatism, pleurisy. stub
born colds, kidney complaints and all diseases
for which porous plaster has been used.
Its marvellous influence over the circulation
and general effect on the system fs almost incred-
ible; from the moment of It's application to the
affected part IL operates with astonishing vigor-
brings relief ana cures more efectually than any
known plaster, liniment or compound.
It Is . genuine pharmaceutical preparationo
the highest order OF merit; its Ingredients are
tirely vegetable and nee from mineral or meta
pofsons. One trial viii convince the most skep
tical Of its superiority over the ordinary porous
plasters. When you desire prompt and immediate
relief. ask your druggist for Benson's Capcine
Plaster. Price, rs cents.
SEABuRY & JOHNSON,
wholesale Agents, New York.
National Republican., 1875-11-25
Wilson's Real Estats Aeenev.

Mr.. E. K Wilson, 6l1 Seventh street, Ia now at
his old stand, and, as usual, Is ready to give all
courteous hearing and any Information In his
possession pertaining to his line Of business. Mr..
Wilson conducts his business on Q conscientious
basis, and never sells client what they do not
want, and ought not to have, for the sake Of max.
ing commission. He always enaeavors TO ascer.
tain what 10 wanted, and then from his ample
acquaintance Of real estate matters TO supply
that want. We recommend him to all persons
desiring to buy or sell real estate, to MAKE ne
gotiatioBs of any kind.
National Republican., 1875-11-25
CLOTHING.
where 70 Buy.

one Of the most prominent clothing establish
ments IN the city is the old establ she'd house Of
Noah Walker q Co., No. e25 Pennsylvania
avenue. Of the multitude OF our citizens who
have purchased from thshouse since its establish
menf there are none who Will not testify that
their guarantees are honestly fulfilled. THAR
goods are made up In the very best style and OF
material that VII give Satisfaction eTcrywhere
Those VI DO are purchasing their winter go3ds viii
consult their own Interest BY calling on Noah
Walkf1 \ 20.
National Republican., 1875-11-25
Marriage Licenses.

The following licenses were issued yesterday:
Samuel E. NJ. Raub and Emma I. Msteer, both
OF Fairfsx county, Va; ]. F. Cummins and Fan
ME A. A. Shea; William Allison and Ida o.
Adams; Douglas V. Morton, Of Richmond, Va.
and Carrie v. Tucker; Charles II. Sawyer and
Edna Wilcox, both OF Georgetown; Charlie Wye
and George anna Gross: John II. Knight, OF Alex
sndria, and Martha e. Scott; John T. Herbert
and 'Amands E. Kidwell; William Perry and
Fannie johnson. both of Georgetown; Phillip T.
Matthews and Susan A. Smith; Jacob h. Miller
and Mary ]. Nelson; Samuel ID. Knott and Har-
riet A. Dixon, both Of Georgetown; Robert Farm
Maurice d. Lsrner; George johnson and Amelia
Holmes; Sampson ID. Talbot and Adele A. Martin;
Charles II. Parker. Of Pfttsburg, and Annie e.
son: Harold SnoNden and Leila LackaY.
National Republican., 1875-11-25
nnu,t Fail

To secure your seats at Choste Co.'s for the
course Of lectures TO be given at Wesley Chapel,
commencing Wednesday evening. November "a,
by Eggleston, the author Of Hoosier Schoolmas-
ter and other interesting works; Cough, who
follows, December i, with his new lecture, aBlun-
ders,n offers tempting feast; Vincent OF Eng
land, December l6 on Wesley and his Times; and
Hayes, December 20, on Arctic Discoverief will
form course Of lectures seldom suYpassed.
National Republican., 1875-11-25

10 the memory of Henry Wilson, the friend Of
equal justice fer men and women, and that wnne
mourning our personal loss We feel assured tnat
are pledged will still live on.
ResoIred, That his public declaration twenty
years ago that che would deny 70 his wife or his
mother no right he claimed for himself' was one
OF The brightest evidences OF his innate love oi
justice, and VIII be as immortal as his name anu
fame.
Preparations Elsewhere.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE RECEPTION OF THE RE
MAINS IL BOSTON.
BosToN, Nov. 24.-Arrangements In par. tor
the reception ofthe remains Of the late vice
President have been completed. They viii at,
rive here II six o'clock on Sunday motnlng, anu
will be escorted to the State House oy company
of volunteer militia where they will lie In state In
Doric hail The funeral services viii take place
In Regresentatiye hall az S SiCck os az
military escort are yet to be named. After the
service at the STATE House, the remains VIII ee
Albany raiircSd, probably Cottage farm, Of
AIlston, and there delivered to the Natick an-
Thorities BY the military committee Tne city I,
for the remains to lay in state. The executive
council viii hold q meeting on Friday When ar
rangeme1ts will be perfected.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILApEIPHIA Nov 2I-Arrangementsf for the
reception in this city Of the remains of the Vice
President have been nearly completed. The com.
mittee Of arrangements viii meet the train ~
Wilmington on Friday night and escort the oody
TO West Phiiadelphia depot, where q military
procession will be formed and the remains con-
yeyed 10 Independence hall. there to lie in state
until noon on Saturday, the body being guarded
by the First Regiment NationalGua Of Penn
sylvania The marines now on duty In this city,
and the marine board are also expected to take
part in the reception.
The Union League have appointed a committee
Of thirteen TO arrange for the participation oil the
members Of the League in the funeral ceremonies.
GOLD SALES PosTPoHED.
o he al aF n
gold advertised for Friday, VIII be postponed till
Saturday, owing to the funeral OF Vice President
Wilson. The sub-Treasury will be closed Friday.
The board of managers Of the Produce Exchange
met to-day and passed n resolution OF respect 70
the memory Of the late Vice President. A COM
mittee of ten was appointed to represent the tx
change in paying guch reverence and respect 10
his memory as opportunity might offer. The
castom-houEe will be closed on Friday.
National Republican., 1875-11-25
AMUSEMENTS. -.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
TO-DAY AT .. TO-NIsHr At
THURSDAY, THANKslIvING MATINEE.
THE COMIC OPERA SEASON.
Ms,iase.faE f PRfNcEss q OF R TREBfaa6TEipx EhsSaTi
OF TIE nrsnf1 S;c va 0SHSf SsE s0PS5ns u
dMApAME ANG3T,s ,.tiILD.
Matinee-GiROFLF Gls6FLA.
HiSsri Mn IN SoHS inse MccU
FoRD's oPERA HOUSE
THANKSGIVING DAY.
MsTINSEEEE MMsTTINEE TO 70 -TRogRApouRs.
MATINEE To-DAY-TRo0sADoU
SATisEEE SATTiIsEE TT9o-BBAAYY-TRoER T9-BAY-TTRReoEERs RRSSH$ss
Admission, only % and 80 eents-
PAToHwORK TO NIGHr.
ss%SHH%%SSssk ssSs%TSSHH%%SSsk EES-sIsH#E
JOHN b. GOU 9 III
At
EsLEYzCHAPEL,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. 1,lrat so,eIoek.
"BLUNlER
T,.b... His New and Best Lecture.
seafs n, % cents; no extra ehsrgr for Reserved
store. 81 Penn. ave. noSas TbSrStsseoeoik- Sl 3 sook-
TaEAIRE CoMIQUF-1OSD1V NO
\ vEABER n Every Ni.bI nd Ws5,,,sss.- ~.
Tha5s ssstpiTd.1y Msttnsss. ersnc Holiday 1atines
9ny Drana attic fnfertainnief In Wssbisgtnnne Ene
ccsssMkkffNNepr csMkfNNe Of the eelebraIed MILTON NdBLE
sensational comedy in three sets en
JIM BLUDsOr; -
Or, BoHEMIANs AND DETECTIVES
National Republican., 1875-11-25
GASRIEL CONROY,
By BRET HARFE.

SHORTER STORIES. SKETCHES OF TRAVEL,
with Pictures from the lie and IN spain; Poems,
saws on LABOR snd Finance, an upusval Va
rltty and Interest in the Editorial Departments.
wiest sre Tao nst1sted 11
Exploration, the one In the Old World and tho
.,55ThE piscSXERY OF THE SITE OF SOLO;
MONS TEMPLE, - made BY Prof; BEswIck. and
81
S1 Ss 70
that strange and hitherto almost unexplored re-
t'SRR SRe pressns Installmeni Or GzBR1EL coNRoY,
sY BRET HARTE, VIII more than justify the praise
1he BostoniPost says:
'If the opening chapters foreshadov falrly those
that to succeed, It win stand almost unrivaled
in American fiction, and quite unIivaled as the
ersry culture that has acquired unwonted strength
and freedom from contemplation Of natures gran
every new nnm6er Of scRfBNER's eagerly
song II It had nothing else to recommend Il. "
The.springneld (Mass.) Republican says;
able DONE the
blszed pine and read the cry for help from the
IL andscape he more 10 impress th the image ~ t
desolation. The artistic preparation for the hor-
fers ses q that 0rHta1ed camp In the canon is per-
The cdnddian Ilustrated Heios says:
IAN that is expected of It is fuihlled in the
eRsnp chspters rhien are reIpese with Ssnsa
this standard. we shall have found At last he
American novels
The Hartford cour1Rt.says:
..Ihe study Of American progress would be In
Mr.. Harte writes about. In his wav his writings
are Of Importance, and essentially national
treasure.n
The s. s. Times, Of Philadelphia, says:
''Bret Barte's opening description OF q snow
storm in the sierras i worthy of place longside
David Copperheld.' -
The Cincinnati GdzettFsays:
1.-THE style reminds one strongly Of the vivid
prologue of Sues Wandering jew"
The Pittshurg Chronfcls says:
y It Is wonderful picture, and the story, with
such fascinating opening, cannot fail OF becom-
Ing one Of the great novels Of the year."
ecribner will begin in January another An --ai-
an Historical Romance:
National Republican., 1875-11-25

At . meeting OF the Department of the Poto-
mae, q. A. r., held on Tuesday evening, It was
Resolpef, That In the death Of Henry Wilson,
Vice President Of the United States, the nation
loneg one ever faithful 70 human liberty, saga
eiorg, peacemaker, 70 whom the country ever
turned for counsel and action when reverses ap-
pa1led o. personal differences caused division In
the loyal ranks.
Rssding public sentiment ss only one can who
enters into the dsily life and wants OF the people
nnd subordnateg personal ambitions ana preju.
dices 70 their interesta, amid the seductfons Of
once and the ciashinE Of personal Interests and
antipathies, be remained strong and true TO the
last with malice toward none, with charity for
~, DONG the right As God gave him 70 see the
EssoEped, That members Of the Grand Army
attend the obBequies In body, Inviting all ex-
Unlon soldiers and sailors te Accompany them
and that Grand Army hall De draped IN mourn
R1soLUTIoEs OF GRATITUDE.
me follorTing resolutions we're passed ct 0
rueering 81 fhS District Of Columbia Woman
FfsnelIse r1oeiaffon held yesterday at ss15 D.
=. e the Wnmfu's club rooms:
E5sIpsf, Th51 " sfntsfaIly record cur tribute
National Republican., 1875-11-25
o1TY Irzxa

TBx WAY rto minister to mind diseased" Is to
take Peruvian Syrup, protected solution Of the
pro.oxide Of iron. which gives strength and vigor
10 the whole system, restores tie digestive organs
to perfect health, thereby restoring the mind 70
its natural viRor.
National Republican., 1875-11-25
NEW ADvKRTIsKKENTs

Proposals for oil.
National theatre.
Nurfe girl wanted.
Ford's opera houEe.
Six-year old horse for sale.
Race at Brightwcod to-day.
Fine new brick house for sale.
Orders to the District military.
Attention, Company u, W. L. /.
Notice to members Of the q. A. X.
John u. Cough ct Wesley chapel.
House on Nineteenth street for sale.
Furnished rooms on Missouri avenue.
New books at Solomons & Chapman's.
Children's concert at Foundry church.
william E. Warren, auditor and accountant.
Thanksgiving service ct the Foundry church.
Suite OF handsomely furnished rooms for rent.
Thanksgiving service ut the Oaristian church.
Thanksgiving service ut Waugh n. E. church.
Thanksgiving services at the First Baptist
church.
valuable real estate for sale by Joseph F..
Kelley.
Furniture of all descriptions at H. F. thinner
man 4 Sons
New END secondhand clrriaze3 for sale by
Robert H Graham.
National Republican., 1875-11-25

AxsTxRpAn, N. Y. Nov. 24-Bstweep 600 and
loo employees OF the various manufactures Of
wooIer knit goods in this place are on strike
against reduction Of 10 per cent. on their wages
similar reduttion was made few weeks ago,
but the mill ounets say that they are unable to
unless zec1nd reductionis accepted BY the opera
tivss. Although large number are engaged IN
the strike. It is not likely 10 become general -
there seemsto be Organization. and the strikers
cannot sustain theueelree long without work.
open again this winter. Besides the Strikers men
Toned bout $50 female operatives have struck
for Wages claimed 70 be das them for ovsrHork.
National Republican., 1875-11-25
DECORATIONS OF TIE GREAT ROTUNDL.
PROGRAMME FOR oBsEoulEs FRIDAY.

order Of Procession TO the Cars-Action
Of the C0I0red CitiEens-The ResOlu.
tiSns OF the WOman's Franchise AssO.
eiation-The Preparations for Funeral
Hoaors Elsewhere.
National Republican., 1875-11-25
Imprint.

We deem I. Important to taxpayers to know
that they can now obtain . large discount on
their special improvement tax bills, By paying
throuch 10. LAY 10,
2s -Four snd-a-half street.
National Republican., 1875-11-25

NoIIUE. : APPLICATION WILL BE
~ made to the Honorable Commissioner OF TIE
u ff5d Sss q tRs u7'fa sp n lieu
Of the following duplicate VIrzinia nilifsy land
Once Of the STATE or virginia, for Revolutionary
fEerxicc OF the following persons 70 wlts 49,.
b. Earby. Assignee OF the heirs At law OF John
Watklns. : czpFHin IN the Continental nne. on the
: Wsirsn1 no. Sus. for 100 acres, issued On he
5fh day Of p<cemncr. l.5% 20 &nst.en 11l,cI,
have bten lost, misiaid or destroyed, and cz2not
pc found. nJ>1<-sse
National Republican., 1875-11-25

Txuzsrox's IVORY PzAHL TOOTH PowDn
used daily viii keep the teeth clean. white and
sound, the gpms healthy and the breath sweet
twenty-five and hfty cents per bottlr.
: Jouvxr's IHopoRous KIp-9LovB OLnAEHl
VIII renoyate soiled gloves thoroughly snd
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoHPsor PonADE OPTIm 70 equal 20 the
and hfty cents per bottle.
WKLLs' STRxneTHEnIra PLAsTKRs are thu
very best. All sold by druggists.
National Republican., 1875-11-25

DESCRIPTION OF THE SARCOPHAGUs.
National Republican., 1875-11-25
Look to Your eoIs.

One Of the most useful patents granted q that
recently issued to Emanuel Z. Justh, Of this city,
for metal pls.es to b. attached to the psrtsculaf
points OF . shoe or boot which wsars the most ca
the sole. So many run their boots or shoes over
On the side, rendering the feet uncomfortable and
giving 10 the foot slovenly appearances. This
is at onco obyiated by the use Of Mr.. 5usth's
IN sections, thereby preserving ffs hexiblity, and
keeps the shoe or boot IN good shape, pesi6es
giving comfort to the rearer- To those who sre
addicted 10 running down their boots or wearing
the soIes OF in any particular plscss these metal
taps OF M Justh's invention sre irvs11sble.
National Republican., 1875-11-25

INV 30 o KS:
THE GOLDEN TREsS. Trans
lated from the French Of Boisgobey; EfHfH
limo. Cloth. extra, ~ 50. AAk
full OF thrilling incident. 0-4LY
TWO THOUSAND YEARS AFTER: Or, A
ther OF Thinkers and Thinklug.,' s.Odd Hours
Of Physician, - &C.; limo. Clio extra, u.
JONAH, THE SELF-WILLED PROPHET. A
practical treatise on the Book Of Jonah. with exc
getfcal notes BY Stuart Mitchell: limo. Cloth. ex-
ira, q. 50.
OPIUM EATING. an autob.ograohical sketch.
By an hanituate; limo. Cloth, extra. 81 This
book lacks the peculiar rhetorical charm OF De
cuinceyss confessions, but Awarding against
toe opium habit Il Is even more impressive than
that work.
s.s For sale By the booksellers, or viii be sent
per mail, prepaid. upon receipt Of price.
CLAYTON, RlMSEN HAFFELFINGER,
Nos. ga, 6e6, 6zs Market street, Philadelphia