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DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL DIS
TElCr CONVENTION

\ delegate convention Of the Democrats
OF the Fifteenth senatorial district. for the
nomination of 4 candidate for senator and
two candidates Tor the house of the Gene
raj Assembly. viii be held in Masonic hall,
Jcnesboro, on the 81 day OF August, 1876.
The Democrats of the several counties
of the district, VIII appoint delegates OIL
the basis Of one delegate for every one
hundred votes east for Hon. VIM. Hartzell.
in the said counties. al the election held in
November 1874, and one delegate tor every
fraction OF one hundred votes more than
| fifty, as follows;
Alexander ................. delegates.
Jackson ..............-.. .lG delegates.
The Democrats OF the sboye-named coun
ties are hereby requested 10 sppoint dele
gates to the convention in accordance With
the terms Of this call.
JoNEsBoRo, July :, $50.
| I. r. BUUTON,
| Chairman Democratic Senatorial District
Committee.
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Others, entirely gone ileetlng pains
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DIR. BOHAN MANS
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w Any and expense pad. Gem Man f'E CO.,
-. Louis, Mo.
, 1876-04-30
PARIS GOSSIP
rAAHTONE EFT Al.

gpAcfo1 Coyyssponde,,ee Of Tbs Chicago Tribune.
PARIS, April 15.-Ths spring tins Of April,
the mythical epringl PoetlcAl spring! "When
Ill the sheep of Pauurge begin to bleat in upson
without variation Of single day." Alas! its
baluv breath no longer watts the shepherds
songs Of old yet the eternal dithyramb goes on.
IN. Poets in chimney-corneru sing Of yernnl
bloom, with Theoc1itus before them, unmindfu}
Of the teaza Of winter still ghstening on the
fields. spd leA1ess branches tossiEg in the wind.
These fights Of fancy cannot reform coquettish
anrine: aud summer and winter promise to be
fashion'e hsndmaids now. Therefore. in the
vaoa1ies OF the present, humorous styles OF hats
are seen. The toquet, the capote, turban, and
chapeau. with glar1ns rims. The former have
aft c4ovns. and border Of creamy lAce often
oares the close-ftting shapes, falling over tie
hair. under uullin8s and puflngs Of tal'le.
Wide lace scarfs fastened on the sides are knot-
ed loosely under the chin, OF drawn naek N
fha ntyle OF = bAvilot, or peasants head
dress Hurnutng birds, and the gay pluuAge ot ne
dncdsher one sees amidst lacs and dowe1s: but ne
eety Of This fashion is 20 AppsIent t9As an r.
been issued. Fifty thousand hu1nsnng birds are re-
orired to Ill the orders Of 4ingle firm IN Paris ana
soon az dsappeal .a All birds With brilliant pusge
pursued with equal xapacty- IL It not betsef we
ire aaked, to encourage tho nAnufacture o. nowel,
which gives Q[0AQ ID - 4oAA3 PoN43 t1s4A
Tnceess these elodous song-ers. and TO destroy tne
ehsrniu9 little creatures that God has clothed more
1or1rousiT 1han Solomon in his grandeur ~ And the
Ssbied hacyon Of tho ancents that had power to c1
he troubled water Of the sea cannot be spared 1ne
rIumaRc now is in great esteem. the f'ngasher 50
4nblesaly pursued that it's existence will soon seem
ss fabulous its ha1cyon days of old In the go71us
3 aass , ~ e.Ir1sses Nth alre1t1ed wheels; when
T'iIen md Recamier stars in its fzmasnent Of
fashion md beauty never nsts5sd TO PI,ds:
.pnoderies md wreaths Of flowers that lie 20 softly
, 1876-04-30

In our scar4s Of lace and si and drape themsoivea
robes gracefully, incomplete without tiny
bird peeps from the bunch Of 1oseieayes that 1o1ns
the scarf behind"
Whan We cast our eyes On the new musical prodnc-
ton. tbo thought arses Into what theatre dsss We en-
dramas triumph Of realism over the " sweet LYRIC
song" on every hand. Material life is Ill that T. re-
quired by the adepts Of the modern dogmaa: 1nsy a
cannot discriminate between the real and tdeal me
coarse laugh, refined Rmie humor and bacchanaAa,n
orgies; and Today the finest tragedy Of Kaens Touso
pals before the attractions Of kettlo-afum. a1 y
The aRe, and much credit is due to Monsieur Fasrse
Veron, Who hae opened hi. new mnss,hna F@n.. On INV
En~s1H 1S.a.tenrn Faure and Bosquin, who gave tho
admilab1. hsaa au.stette from 'Rtgoett The Dream
q ;;oas Tns G. q as
1to1n op''~'s @AA~ MATH1LDE.
, 1876-04-30


The Virginia City (Ney.) Enterprise saws: !:
''several Of our citizens have sent their families
to the Eastern States during the past year: The
usual custom has been to instruct their dear
ones to, once day, after leaving Ogden teie-
graph their progress Not one Of these DIS
patches has ever reached Virginia City. One
gentleman, whose wife went to Chicago a year
ngo, sent dispatch after dispatch, and finally
teieEraphea bis mo'her-in-law, asking how h,e
baby was as he could get no word from hls
wife; nd yet the thoughtful wi; wife nsa had tels
gentleman whose family started East twelve
days sgo told US yesterday thu! he bad not heard
one word from them, though his wife was TO haTs
telegraphed from all prominent points on the
road. The explanation is that the operators
along the Union Pacific and Eastern roads TO
ce1ye the dispatches and the money. pocket the
money, and destros the dlspatces. wife tale
graphs her husband from Cheyenne or Laramie !:
I'VE are safe and well so far The operator
says. That woman never could remember me- :;
what if she is safe and well' I don't care il she
lives Thousand yesrs;' puts the dispatch in the
crate and plays billiards or drinks frontier
whisky with the money"
, 1876-04-30
No. 462 and 464 Randolph-st,

Near Union Park, tho entire furniture OF twenty
rooms, On Tuesday, May 2, at 10 O'Clock prompt,
rain or ehine. Elegant Household Furniture.
p.ror Suites, Fine Dressing Case Chamber Sets ele-
Empire Bedsteads, Marble and Tood-Top Bureaus,
Marble aud Wooa-Top Tables, elegant Rockers, Bed
Poys, OAK Chamber Sets, Hall Trees, MIRRORS, Beds
and Bedding, Chins Glass, and Plated Ware Brussels
and English Th1ee-ply and Ingram Carpets, Parlor
and Cook -Stoyes Oil-Coth- The parlor and chamber
furniture was made to otder. An elegant, fne-tone
Piano {Haines B1os.), very eiaborately carved TX
Octave, G. r. GORE CO., Auct'rB-
, 1876-04-30
SPIRITUAT,TSM.

LYMAN G. HOWE, while under spirit control leo
tu1es in Grows Hall 1t 1890 and 1880 D. M Sub
ject, morning, Law and Labor in He4yen:" eyeuiuk,
" Death and tbs Judgment"
, 1876-04-30

CHICAGO, BvRllNeIoN4 \ QUINCY RnlRg@. T.,
pspos, foot Or Lake-sf., IndtdNa.ov oAd 1Esd1tse
and Canal and Sirtsentdsts. fssh& QSsss. % @ea"7
and at dtpots
National Republican., 1876-12-30
THE HOP AT WILLARD'S.

A Small but Select Party Tripping the Light
Fantastic Toe-Some of Those Who Were
Present.
Last evening, in response to a limited number
of invitations, a select company assembled at
Willard's to indulgei in Terpsichorean amusements
for few hours. The hop was given by the whole
souled proprietor, Col J. F. Cake in honor of his
charming daughter, Miss Mary. The hall was
decorated with bunting, and Weber furnished the
music. The printed programme of dancing was
disI ensed with, and the floor was managed with
entire satisfaction to all the guests by Mr. Ryland
Ruff.
The hostess, Miss Mary Cake, received her
friends at the entrance to the hall. She wore a
pale pink silk, with Spanish lace overdress and
floral decorations, which contrasted favorably
with her style of bt auty. Among the guests who
graeed the occasion may be mentioned Mrs
Morrill,, the Misses Evans, Mrs. Hoskins, ex-Sen-
ator Cole and Son, Hon. Mr.. Hamilton, DIR. Mel
son, Dent Sharpe. Lieut.. Hall, u. S. A; Sterling
Gait, Mrs. Gen. Jefries, Miss Ella Jeffries Miss
bridge, Miss West, Mrs. W. b. Shaw, Mrs. Ham,
Samuel A. NOrment, Mrs. Senator Patterson
Miss Nelson, Mrs. Austin Sneed, Geo. Dodson, OF
Georgetown; Willie Patterson, VIM. b. Shaw
Mr. Elliott, Arthur Addison. Mr.. Rapley, Mr.
W. Z. Smith, Mr.. Turner, Hon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fort, Messrs Wheatley, of 6 georgetown: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Brown, Miss Florence Hull. Mr.
Richard Taylor, Hon. Mr.. Southland, of Ohio;
the Misses Ross, Mr.. Flagg, G. II. Jones and
af her
National Republican., 1876-12-30
CITY BREyITIES.

Resolutions will be in order next Mon
day.
Only one marriage license was issued yester-
day, and that to William Gillis and Hannah
Sandys.
Workmen are engaged in erecting hand
some chandeliers IN the National Statuary Hall
at the Capitol.
The slush that covered our streets yester
day causeda fine display of cardinal reds' about
street corners.
Street-car fares are to be reduced in Phila-
delphia. 1t would be fair to have reduction on
some of the lines in this city.
Peter Wilson, charged with rape, was yester-
day released from Jail on $500 bail, Edgar Ball
being the security on the bond.
A pleasant sociable was held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. W. S. Roose last evening, which
was attended by large number Of friends and
acquaintances.
Last evening the Glen Echo Social Club
gave their second annual reception at Bethel
hall. The hall was festooned with evergreen
and decorated with banners and flags.
The young men of the Christian Associa-
tion are anticipating good time during the con-
ference Of Christian Workers, to be held under
their auspices during the week beginning Janulry
Is. Their approaching anniversary will occur
during the same week.
Among the patents issued during the past
week were the following to residents Of this Dis
trict H: NJ F. Stamp and John A; Hay, Erred
ing derricks; William Fisher, assigaor to Claue-
laux, burglar alarm.
East Washington will be well supplied with
bread on New Years Day. Mr.. kaufman, the
East Washington clOthier, will give away to the
poor SEQ loayes Of bread at his place Of business.
Mr.. S. Beiber will distribute 400 lOaves Of bread
to the needy poor at his store, 903 and 9J5 Eighth
street southeast.
At II so O'Clock last night, a slight fire was
discovered in the offc, Of B. T. Clark's coal and
wood yard, corner OF half srd streets
northwest. An alarm was sounded from box ~,
which was promptly responded to by the fire de-
parTment, who eStinguished the flames after
slight damage had been done.
On Thursday evening last the following
officers of Harmony Lodge, No. II, F. A. A. NJ,
were installed by the Most Worshipful Grand
Master. E. q. Davis, ESQ.,: Worshipful Master,
Geo. Edgar COrson: Senior Warden, W. T.
Birch; Junior Warden, John Wilson; Senior
Deacon, N. e. Martin; Junior Deacon, S. W.
Glenn; Tyler, James Cross.
An item appeared in yesterdays REPUBLI-
CAN to the effect that search had been made tor
Thomas Pitchlyn, who is under bonds for shoot
ing Joseph Behlinge in November last. Pitch
lyn visited The REPUBLICAN office last evening
and convinced the persons about the office that
he could be found. He remar ked that policemen
were willing enough to hunt down innocent men,
but they let gamblers and such men go scot free.
National Republican., 1876-12-30
Securities. Buying. Sci
Commercial.

MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Cotton quiet; sales OF 5i2
bales at l2,l@l2 ll-l6c. Receipts of the week-net
s,257 bales; gross, lib bales. ExpOrts-Great
Britain, TO- 40 bales; Continent, 80 bales. Sales
G, s66 bales. Stock, ~, $50 bales.
Flour slightly in buyers favor mainly on medium
GT wa ahd S1S
supernne western and state: s agS 80; common
wheat and western extra, g o5@7 80; fancy do S
to CHOICE esss sSea ST. Eo1
Minnesota. extra good TO prime, 759S 5o choice to
shade easier common to fair extra IS 1908 50; good
@G RSe Se
buyers fay or, with only very moderate export de-
fS5 Ss SsRR sRfs 4
for poor winter red Western; No. Mwa1kee held
mS & for WeeteT@ &c for Jsgsey. state
snd caRads RsTsx Bar Barley & Gp; 59oS for
wheat firm al Sc | for State. Corn Hc. lower o for
new, Old unchanged and trade dull Oats very dull
s5c. ior new Eastern and Western; 1s@ssc for new
rm 1 and Sh III 1is far nan aM god for
goes; 17A@22c gold, for job lots, Sugar quiet and
steady and in fair demand. Petroleum dull; crude,
ISS refined s1m 81 cases 9Sc; n1peth:s , IS 81 T a.
strained. Turpentine easier at 41z4sc for spirits.
L EgEs I frW; &c for State and PennsyIyinia asA@
81 50. Beef dull. Beef hams quiet. Tierce beef
dnll. Cut meats-W eStern Quiet, middles 1rmer;
Western long clear. &c.. Dressed hogs rmer at 100
7iSe for Wsstern il Lard higher; prime steam, 81 2s
Western: a@36c for State. Cheese quiet and firm
i@l44c for common to prime. Linseed unchanged.
Whisky qniet and nominal at q Is. Freghts to Liv
erpool With out decided change.
BALTIMoRE, Dec. 2s.-Cotton steady and firm;
middliIg E@121lc.
Flour firm, quiet and unchanged. Wheat firm,
quiet and unchanged. Corn-sS uthern firm and
quiet, Western weak and lower; new Southern
white, S656c: do yellow, 55@5Sc: Western mi xed,
old and spot, 5s1sc new and spot. tSl465SSc: JAN
nary 5s1Sc; February, 5S&c: Oats dull and stesdy;
DO mised Sga@sScc I'VE Grmar ana hi%bar ~ yS2.,
Cloverseed steady and firm at I4519i5c. Hay quie;
and heavy; Maryland and Pennsylvania prime, sI7
@ls. Proykions quiet, steady and unchan ged.
sutter quiet and easier: Western good to prime;
E@25c: do extra fine 26@2Sc. Petroleum quiet and
weak; crude, I29@l212c; refined nominal. Gomez
strong, quiet and unchanged. Whisky steady; small
sales at Il I5.
Receipts-Flour, . SO barrels: wheat, T. 400 BUSH
els; corn, lis 20 bushels; rye, COO bushels. Ship
ments-C Corn, Is, 600 bushels.