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National Republican., 1876-12-29
THE COURTS.
Circuit Court.
re Chinf Insficn Cart


wHoLEsALE NoN-sUITIRG OF THE MARKRT-Housf
CASES.
Herring & Farrell vs.. Cissel. Motion for q new
trial overruled.
Francis H. Morgan VS.. Z. McB. Timoney. MO-
tion to quash eeTfiordri overruled and case dis
missed. rrs .'...--a-.a ..
Dickson VI. Baltimore and Potomac R. r. Com
pany. LeaYe given defendant TO withdraw plea.
Demurrer entered and overruled, and case taken
to General Term.
Esther Haywood vs.. Taylor s. Young. Judg-
ment before affirmed.
H. Clay Stewart VS.. District Of Columbia. De
murrer sustained.
Keefe VI. Kelley. Writ Of eertiorari quashed.
Oyster Co. VS.. Gregory. Default against
Gregory.
In the following appeal cases non-suit was
entered: "a, Emerson VS.. Washington Market
Company; 81, washington Market Company We.
Davidson; IS, do. VS.. Gheen; 80, do. VS.. Kramer;
40, do. VS.. Lavender; A. do. VS.. Stewart; 43, do.
vs.. Barber; -, do VS.. Barnes; IS, do. VS.. Donder
schn Brothers. II, do. VS.. LaFontaine; 40, do. vs..
yoisier; SO, do. VS.. Kelley 81. do VS.. Krause; 62
do. vs. Lancaster; IS. do. vs. Lghtfoot: 81 do. VS.
Linkins; 55, do VS.. Mann; 81, do. VS.. Murray; 5s,
do. VS.. Rasher; SO, do. vs. Rupert.
Criminal Court.
Before Justice Macarthur.
The trial of William Tyler, indicted for forgery,
occupied the court during the day. The proceed.
ings will be found elsewhere.
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knights of Pythias.

At regular meeting of Mount:vernon Lodge
No. 5, X. OFF, held on wednesday evening, the
following ccfacers we're elected John S. Finch, P
E.;EC. Gill, G. c.; W. II. II Tucker, V. OIL. W,
ing. M. Of T.; James Gass, K. of Z. and s.; W.
II. Douglass, NJ. at A.; E. J. Owens, !. g.; A. ].
Cunning, J. T. MoliDg, J. NJ. Kline, James Gas;
and Lewis Wilson, representative tG Grand
Grand.
Liberty Lodge, No. g. K. of p, at its meeting
on Wednesday night, December q, elected the
following officers for the ensuing term, viz: John
II. Striekhart. q. c.; B. W. Carpenter, V. c.; A.
Q. Whitney, Prelate; Theo. Sniffin, K. of r. and
s., (re-elected0 CHARLES E..Mfller, n. Of F.. do;
Samuel Langley, NJ. of E., do, and the following
representatives to the Grand Lodge, viz: Chas.
E. Miller, A. E. johnson, N. H. Stevens, W. H.
Andrews and ]. T. Woodfield.
Germania Lodge, No. Is, K. of p, elected the
following officers, December q: Edward Brown,
Q; C.; J. Q: Devantier, v: G.; H. Friedrichs, Pre-
late; NJ. Glaeser, III. Of F.; H. Laubach, K. of r.
and s; Chas. Ihielecke, NJ. of E., and the follow
ing representatives to the Grand Lodge: Edward
Brown, Chas. ThieIecke, n. Glaeser, H. Lau-
bach and VIM. Slater.
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Sailing ON smooth Water,

The following marriage licenses have been is.
sued: Corn.,Ifus Courtney and Rebecca Williams,
Moses Sanders and Sarah Vallin, Geo. W. Cur
us and Lucinda Moulton, Lewis Childs and Sarah
Clark, Edward johnson and Sophia Marshall,
Robert Roots and Mollie Simmons, Adolphus
Gertman and Mary Krush. OF Montgomery
county, Nd; Ignatius Marshall, Of Charles
county, Va and Dulcie Jackson, OF Spottsyl-
vania county, Va; 0ctavus Crapp and Jennie
Heffn, of Fauquier county, Va.
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~LEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFS
~ PRINTED AT THE SH0RTEST NOTICE
st the REPUBLICAN JOB ofFICE. aol5-u
s~eee PER SET, EITHEB JAW, BY
~ DR.. A. ". @. Weisenborn, Dentist, so5 Four
rpaannahlp nrfce and satisfaction given. snl2-d
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PORT OF WASHINGTON AND GEoRGETol

FORT oFwAsHINGTUN AND GEoRG ETowN,
DECEMBER Is, 1876.
SAILED.
tow Of six small oyster boats left the wharf this
afternoon and will tow clear Of the Ice. -H
ALEXANDRIA, va, Dec. n.
Steamer ]. W. Thompson was towed up to Reeds
wharf this morning and is having her rudder re-
paired and buckets put in her wheel.
BALTIMORE. Dec. observation-disclosures Theo-
dore Weems, Harper, from Alexandria and George
town. Hs.E#..
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. IA number of vessels were
entered at this port to-day that put in because OF
their inability to make further progress up the bay
The narbor is literally covered with vessels, both
foreign and native bottoms. Among those n the
Rnne rom New YorS: he Lille FsItanSaT2s
Capt. Falkerburg. from New York; the Emma
Aery, Capt. Hall, from New York: the d. NJ. Avery,
Capt. S. Sampson. from Boston; the John Z. Sand
ford. from Rhode Island, and the Lulu Armenian,
There are about twelve square rigzsd vessels from
foreisn ports and about twenty-hTe cnastwise
schooners in the Severn, while oyster pungtes can
FORTREss MoNRoE. Dee. Z.-Hampton Roads is
perfectly crowded with weather bound vessels. =
MEMORANDA.
schr. Henry r. TIlton, Birds,I, sailed from AS
pinwan on tns 10th inst, for Georgetown.
schT. Cuas. z. Morrison. Smith, sailed from Garth
agena on the 9th for Baltimore.
ICE AT ALEXANDRIA. VA.
The Potoma: still remains blocked with ice. The
only break in the solid coating to-day was male by
the steamer John Gib=on. which moved down from
Reeds wharf to Aguew dock, where she could
have more convenient berth The TUG Mary Lewis,
WI w5iSs a smoot ThSr sna en Der
moorings Al Prince street wharf. Mr.. James Grlfn.
Is Of The MaIggs5s g ry & steamer G
Maryland shore early this morning, ana exT fenced
no dIffcuIry in making the trip.
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Another Presidential candidate has been heard
f'om. Robert McCord, charged with insanity,
apr cared in the Yorkville Police Court yesterday
with a small satchel in his hand. "Whst's in
that satchel?n said the Justice. "That," said this
victim of the last infrmity Of noble minis, ''thst
contains the returns from all the States, includ-
ing Dade county, Fla, and the sbulldozed' par
ishes Of Louisiana, and they show as plain as day
that am President elect Of these United States.n
sGlad to hear it." said the Judge, "we'll watch
over you until the ides OF March and telegraph
the news to President Grant"
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A RoyaI Translator,

1t is said on good authority that the King Of
Portugal Don Luz I I is engaged ups . transla
ton Of Shakfpeare's tragedy Of Hamlet" The
translation is made entirely in prose, and extends
already to the Sfifth act. Don Lulz Is good
scholar. and probably is as WELL II not better &C.
quainted with the English language than with
the POrtugese.-L0ndon AGhenGum.
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CITY ITEMS.

KILT SUITS, from "a to years Of age.
Harvey Jacket Suits.
Waverly Suits.
Cutaway Suits.
Blouse Suits for Boys
From to IL years Of age.
Knee Pants
From to IL years of age.
Shirt Waists for Boys and Children.
Underwear, &C., sc.
NOAH WALKER Co.,
No. 625 Pennsylvania avenue.
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WONDERFUL SUCCESS.

1t is reported that Boschee's German Syrup
has since Its introduction in the United States,
reached the immense sale of 40 900 dozen per year.
direct from the factory at woodbury., N. J., and
not one has reported single failure, but every
letter speaks Of its astonishing success In curing
severe coughs colds settled on the breast, con-
sumption or any disease Of the throat and lungs.
We advise any person that has any predisposi.
tion to weak lungs to go to their druggists and
Size, rs CENTS sample bottle, 10 cents. Two doses
will relieve any case. Don't neglect your cough.
CHAs. SroTT Co., Wholesale Agent.
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OTHER SPEAKERS.
The Approaching Marriage of James Cor.
don Bennett-A Sure Thing This Time
The Day Fixed.


The Day Fixed.
THE BRIDES oUTFIT-THE sTRIcTEsT PRIVACY
MAINTAINED, OWING, PROBABLY TO MIR. BEN
NETTs CHAEGKABLR TURN OF MIED.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 2S.-The approaching mar
rage Of James Gordon Bennett is the aIl-absorb-
ing topic Of conversation in fashionable circ es
The greatest privacy in regard to the matter
maintained. Reliable information seems TO IL d.
cate that, unless something interferes betwt en-
now and the LIST of January, Mr. Bennett will be
married on the morning Of January 3, ana ' Ill
start on Q foreign wedding tour by sailing ior
Liverpool on the steamship Russia, which lea' es
on the same day. The bridal outfit for Miss May
.Eancce Of James Gorden Bennett, has been ap-
praised by the custom house examiners at q, 600
francs, which is equivalent to about 81 200 in
gold. The outfit comprises over forty articles Of
wear. chief among which is the wedding dress,
which is of white satin, and is q marvel Of the
dressmaker's art. The customs duties are y. 200.
Several Of Mrs. Grundy's agents have made des-
perate efforts to secure some of the wedding
cards. but so far they have not succeeded. Even
the knowledge whether the wedding is to take
place in church or privately has not been ascer-
tanned. 1t Is understood, however, that ex-Judge
Bedford and Mr.. Wright Sanford will be Mr..
Benefits groomsmen. unless MIR. Bennett should
determine to take his stand at the hymeneal altar
alone. It is noticeable that Mr.. Benefits imme-
date circle Of friends have been in the greatest
futter for the past few days, and, Judging from
the preparations that are being made, there is no
doubt that Mr.. Bennett's wedding Will be charac-
terized by unprecedented splendor and magnih.
cence. And yet there are many who believe that
Mr.. Bennett, as usual upon such occasions in the
past, will lose his courage at the awful moment
and show the white feather. -
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Not to be Found.

Search has been made for Thomas Pitchlynn,
who shot Joseph Behling on the night Of the No.
vember election but has been unsuccessful.
Neither Of the women who were in the house at
the time Of the atfray are to be found.
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when a fat man goes on the ice, and

When fat man goes on the ice, and his right
leg suddenly shoots out and persists in going
South to investigate the election frauds, and the
left limb is just as determined to travel North to
discover the North Pole, while his head shows
an inclination to go West and grow up with the
country, the probabilities are that thrilling
academic posture and heavy fall Of flesh are
Imminent; also, some profane swears and o
bruised fat man.
National Republican., 1876-12-29
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
CITY MISSIONARY WORK.

An Interesting Meeting at Wesley Chapel.
Last night the Missionary Society Of Wesley
Chapel held largely-attended and exceedingly
interesting meeting in the church, at the corner
Of Fifth and streets northwest, over which Hon.
Matthew @. Emery presided. There were many
ladies present, and the attention Of the entire as
semblage seemed centered upon the proceedings.
The ceremonies began with a fervent prayer BY
Rev. Joseph r. Wilson, after which there was q
select musical treat by the excellent choir.
The Chairman introduced Rev. r. L Dashiels,
secretary OF the Missionary Society, who spoke
briefly, and stated in glowing terms the great
good accomplished by their efforts. He was fol-
toMea py Dr. Fowler, OF New York, who, after Q
from the Sea- in finished and excellent manner.
Mr.. F1ske was then introduced, and greatly in
terested his hearers. Several other short ad-
dresses were delivered, after which the meeting
adjourned with devotional exercises.
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aob. this borrid veatherr, walled a fashiona-

"Oh, this horrid weatherr waileda q fashiona-
BILE Chicago woman on a-recent cold day.
"what's up nowf" stoically inquired her hus-
band. "What's up?" exclaimed she. "Why,
Just look at my nose--made red as beet and no
winds as we hsyer' Itwas o lamentable scene
to gaze at that wife and her nose, and yet the
busbapd's sympathiee did pYt seem tq he aroused.
National Republican., 1876-12-29

By B. H. Warner:
At O'Clock, valuable real estate in the county
of Washington, and being portion OF Mount
Pleasant -r-rsrH- -ss.-I-.r-.-
At O'Clock, a three-story' brick dwelling and
store No. o34 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
By Young & Middleton:
At Il o'clock, valuable county place Of twenty
one and twothird acres with fine Improvements,
within i've miles Of the Capital.
National Republican., 1876-12-29

"The end is reached remarked q politician
when the reports came in from the electoral col.
lege. Precisely the same remark was uttered by
his son that same evening when he was called
upon to state upon what authority he had absent
ed himself from school In the afternoon and gone
skating; though In the latter case the terminal
object was attained much more numerously than
I'm the election.
National Republican., 1876-12-29

"a patent French stove cooks by the heat Of
the sun, and requires no other fuel.p very de-
sirable stove; but It has one serious drawback.
If a cloudy spell should come on and find the
owner Of such a stove without bin full OF SUM-
ehine, the family would have to live on crackers
and cheese and the like until the weather cleared
up. The sun is q very unreliable fuel, however
cheap It may be. 2
National Republican., 1876-12-29

USE THuRsToS's ivory PEARL TOOTH Pow.
DIR A perfect dentfriee. Its action on the
teeth is specific, removes tartar and dkcolora-
tion, arrests decay, and keeps them sound, clean
and white. 1t hardens the gums, sweetens the
breath, and, containing no acid, cannot in1ure
the enamel. Its constant use Is recommended
to all, but especially to those who having good
teeth wish to preserve them. Twenty-Five and
fifty cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1876-12-29
BETHESDA WAITE,

aThe marvel Of the age" We have this day
shipped a large invoice of the celebrated Be-
thesda Water TO CHARLES SToTT & Co., and they
will furnish It by the barrel, half barrel, demL
ION tug &c RICHARD DUNBAR,
- Waukesha- wis.
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To HoUsRKREPERs.

Black Dress Suits, for New Years calls, at low
prices. Katzenstein, the fashionable clothier SO
Seventh street.
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MARRIED..


CoHEN-PHILLIPs.-On Wednesday, Deeem-
ber q. 1876, by the Rev. Mr. stern, 0CTAVGs
COHEN, of Savannah, Ga, and Miss EMMA L.
PHILLIPS, youngest daughter OF Hon. L. FhIlps,
Of Washington.
HYDE-HYDE.-At McKendree N. z. Church,
]. H. Dasbiell, JAMES E. HYDE and MARY A.
HYDE, both of Washington.
JOHNsTON-SCOTT.-At "Bush Hill,r Vir-
ginia, on Wednesday; December 2, lSS, by the
sToN and ELEANOR MARSHALL, daughter OF the
late Richard NJ. Scott.
TALBERTT-REELER.-O Thursday, Decom.
ber ~ 1875, by Rev. John G. Smith, JoHN E. TAL-
BERTT, of Pennsylvania, and Miss IDA N. Keller,
..r DIED,
PREsToN.-On THURSDAY, Feast of the Holy
Innocents, after painful Illness, HERBERT A.
PRESTON, DR., eldest son of Herbert A. and Annie
e. Preston, aged two years and nve months and
baltimore papers please copy.l
GARDNER.-On the 26th instant, Mrs. ANN
ELIZA MCLEAN GARDNER, reject OF the late Col:
Charles X. Gardner, formerly AdJutant General OF
e@ asea So sf Street on Friday
the 18th instant. at O'Clock p. m.
ALTEMUS.-Wednes morning, December 2,
BENZ. q. ALTEMUs, of Philadelphia, In the sixty
The reisfives and friends ofthe family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the resi-
dence of his son, Frank 3. Atemus. No 2)5 ID street
northwest, at 2p. M, on Friday, December %.
philadelphia papers please copy.1
wANToN.-on the 18th instant. MARY ELIZA
BETH wANToN, widow OF the late William &. Wan
ton, in the sixty-fourth year of her age
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect-
fully invited 10 attend her funeral on saturday tne
son-in-law, j. j. Washburn, No. 38 street north
west. tAlexandria papers please copy.1
National Republican., 1876-12-29
w1IBoR's COMPOUND OF PURE COP Liver On
AND LIME.

The advantage of this compound over the plain
Oil is that the nauseating taste of the Oil is en-
tirely removed, and the whole rendered entirely
palatable. The offensive taste Of the OIL has
long acted prominent objection to Its use; but
in this form the trouble is entirely obvlated. A
host Of certificates might be given here to testify
70 the excellence and success Of "Rtibor's Cod
Liper OIL and Lime" But the fact that 1t is
regularly prescribed by the medical faculty is
sufhcient. For sale by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist,
Boston and by all druggists.
National Republican., 1876-12-29
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY,

Black Dress SUITE, for New Years calls, at low
prices. KatEensteip, the fashionable clothier, SO
Gavenfh sfreet .
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NEW YORK soCIABLEs.
THE NEW YORK A,o9OGIATJON

win give q series of sociables, to take place at
Masonic hall ON the evenings of The following days.
VIZ: THURSDAY December Is; WEDNESDAY,
January 81; "WEDNESDAY, February 9, and
admission H 50: to be had Of the officers Of asso-
eiafion and the fonowing.named gentlemen: W. II.
tant General, Winder's Building; L: a. Forsyth,
United states Treasurer's Office; William Hanna
Pension Office; GA Jones, Ofice Surgeon General;
pr. p. Hawes, once Second Auditor: Major G, M.
lockwood, Once of Engineers; Captain 8, A,
Thomson, Ofhce Paymaster General q. A. Gee,
once Qqartermaster General; NJ. ID. Swan, Once
Once Department; II. {. .Dobbs Government Print
ing Office; N. Gardner, Patent ONCE.
National Republican., 1876-12-29

The attention of heads of families is invited to
the superior quality of Burnett's Flayoring Ex.
tracts They are highly concentrated, have all
the freshness and deicacy Of the fruits from which
they are prepared and are less expensive.
National Republican., 1876-12-29
ruoxpson,s PoN.Dy oprrxE. 4,

THoMPsoN's PoMADR OPTIME, for dressing
the hair. This fine pomade merits special men
and refine coarse, dry hair. imparting TO Il gloss
and beauty. Unlike many preparations for the
hair, il cannot ipjure, but Is highly beneficial,
equally so to the rich. golden-hued tresses of
youth, the darker shades Of middle life, or the
silyer-streaked locks Of age. Twenty-Five and
ffty cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1876-12-29
Another Presidential Candidate.

Black Dress Suits, for New Years calls, at lev
prices. Ratzenstein, the fashionable clothier, SIC
Seventh street.
National Republican., 1876-12-29

The ambition Of the American journalist to use
many words is strikingly set forth in recent
number Of the Sedalia (Mo.) Democrat, wherein
the editor, having occasion to say that baby,
which was burned to death never screamed, says
SIT never even SO much as issued single scream y
What he really meant was that 1t never, during
the entire process Of cineration, emanated soil.
tary exclamation of distress.
National Republican., 1876-12-29

For NEW YEAR CALLS
Full Dress S1lts, s25 to so.
a. SAKs Co., 81 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1876-12-29

Black Dress Suits, for New Years calls, at low
prizes KsizensteiD, the fashionable clothier, $40
Seventh street.
National Republican., 1876-12-29

Black Dress Suits, for New Years calls, at low
prices katzenstein. the fashionable clothier, ZIG
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SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR wAsHISGToN-THIs DAY.
SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rises 7Is Wash. .nayy-yard. eve 6:H
Sun sefs.......... 4:46 Long bridge, eye.... 6:37
Moon sets, morn..... sos Height OF rise. It. In.
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For NEW YEAR CALLS
Full Dress Suits, s25 to so.
"A. SAKs & Co., 316 Seventh street.
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For NEW YEAR Calls -
.....-- 49, Full Dress Suits, S25 TO so.
A. SAKs & Co., 3le Seventh street.
National Republican., 1876-12-29

Practice EcoseMY. Renovate your soiled
gloves thoroughly and quickly with Joven's In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. Twenty-Five cents
per bettle,
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f~ sPECIAL \ NorIUk.-OwING TO

- the scarcity ofmoney and the great demand
from US Tor ready cash on good security, offer
our entire stock at such extraordinary great sacr
ice as to induce all In need Of anything below emu
merated to purchase early here. All we ask is
fair comparison with similar goods elsewhere to in
ranted Represented the public Is assured AGAINST
any possible risk. The second-hand goods are an
in good order-the majority good as new, No
atches are offered for sale except those in perfect
order. and fully warranted as good time-keepers.
One Price asked and taken from one and all alike.
Diamonds, soil litare and in cluster, all sizes and
late designs. watches, hunting or open-face, IN
solid gold or silver cases-American, EngIish
swiss ehronometers, pat-nt levers stemI1Einders,
ladies' or gentle tmen's sizes. Chains, solid - II
and IS karat gold-all modern patterns vest opera
guard, neck and chatelain chains. Rings The best
assortment m the city, u and lskarat gold. Brace
let's chain and band, solid gold filed, every size
sets, al KINDS OF stone, cameo, coral, amethyst,
pearl, onyx, &C. Studs, every kind solid "a and IS
sign in IA and ls-karat gold. Crosses, solid gold
ana Rcman gold hlled. Lockets, ladies' or GENTLE
mems. Of rich design. Pins, every kind, new and
SECONDHAND. Ear Rings. to match the pins or
separate. Clocks-American, kpglish or French.
BroDzes, very 1ne. some very rare. Silver or Sfl-
Eer-pated Ware new and secondhand. Guns,
Epglish hreeeh and muzzle-loading, 10, Il and "a
Glasses-opera, field, spectacles or eyeglasses.
Cutlefy-hD Dglish and American pocket-kniYes and
razors. Canes, gold-headed and few others. =
Etc. Is TO be seen TO be appreciated; impossible to
describe. All we ask is q fair comparison for the
similar goods to insure . ready sale. Call and ex-
3. GOLDSTEIN q Co..
n. E. corner Tenth and d streets northwest.
deaD-tf
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The battlefield Of Tippecanoe has been in
closed. It's about time. We believe the line Of
defense was marked out there By General Harri-
son nearly half a century ago.
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JUST ARRIVED AND y ON EXHIBITION
BARLow's ART GALLERY,
l22h ReuuaxIxanla axeuua.

One Of the best copies of Raphael's 'Madonna dI
San Sisto.'' This beautiful picture, with many
others from same collection, will we'll repay visit
Full stock arrived for the Holidays. Statuary
Flowers, Notices. Transparencies, &c. Easeis with
frames attached for Cabinet and Carte de Visire
Photographs. y or Christmas or Wedding Presents
what can be more beautiful than fine Painting.
Water-Color Drawing, Engraving or Fine Photo
grapfH Call and ex anime our stock, which Is one
Of the largest In America. Cord, Wire, Nails, &C.,
for Picture hanging. Pictures packed and shipped.
Frames OF all kinds made to order. Paintings
cleaned and vanished. dec9
National Republican., 1876-12-29

How They Spent Christmas - Alarming a
Boarding g-House-HoTy One Of the Three
Turned Gray in Night
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hFNOIICE TO THE PUBLIC.
~ JAMES GUILD,
Auctioneer, will sell for K Fulton at 1872 PENN
syivania avenue, commencing on THURSDAY, De-
cember ~ at O'Clock D. m. his large and valuable
stock of forfeited pledges, and continue said sale
every evening thereafter at the hour and place.
saturdays and Sundays exeepted,l until New
Years. H. K. FULTON.
del9-llt
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RN OFFICE OF THE WAsHINE.
- r., TON SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION

" 0FEIGE OF TEE WASHING
- TON SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION
OF CRUELTY To ANIMALS,
CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND STREETS D
- --WAsHINGTON. ID. O., Dec. ~ 1875
All members and friends Of the sociely are re-
quested TO report, by post otherwl e, any cases
OF eruelties coming under their observation. par
ttculafly where snimals are confined in obscure
places without proper food or shelter. to
dess-lOt lstsr&criticlot.I Pres. s. p, G. a,
T FOR SALE-SEvERAL VERY
- dne SEALSKlN SACQUES; several very
nne Ssalskin and Mink sets-MUFF and BOA;
very 1ne Fix COAT, imported; and several very
nne ShAW LS at great sacrihce-au entirely new
s. GOLDSrEIN CO.'S.
Loan and Commission Brokers'
dea-st Corner Tenth and ID streets,
To- WASHINGTON MARKET CON-.
PANY.@-The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Wskhing gton Market COMPANY will
be held at the Office of the company on Pennsylya-
nia avenue, in the city Of Washington, at u noon
on the first Monday, the first day Of January, ls77
for the choice OF thirteen directors for the esuin
year, snd to ect on sDy other subject within me
power Of the Corporation. :
BENZ. ID. WHITNEY, Secretary
WAsHINGToN. ID. C.. Dec. D. 1875. dec2O-lft