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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-30
lT. LOUIS INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES.

fEsthblisheH In 1870
Mrs. IT, III. MATTHEY. ..........4..s.. PRINCIPAL
All the branches OF b. finished education, In
both English and French. are taught by pro-
fessors Of superior knowledge md science
Hertuan and Spanish languages also taught.
Music, voenl md instrumental, receives spe~
eial attention.
Casses for b thorough course In model and
Ia object Drawing will be reorganized curly in
the session. Also. Painting In oil and in water
cplors.
For further information apply at the at,
LOUIS INSTITUTE. 275 DauDEine street, be-
tween Ursuines and Hospital.
sci syu Has.uNTh
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NOTICE TO DRUMMERs AND AGENTS

DEPARTMENT or FtHAn6n
City Hall,
New Orleans, September "a. 1877.
The following Is published for the informa.
tion Of all DItUMMEHB AND AGENTS, selling
by sample.
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great italian. It Is one of the series OF
HForeiun Classics for English Readers be-
ing published by this firnil Mrs. Oliphant's
name as editress gives about as just al, idea
OF the book as can be conveyed In a short cfi-
tjuita,
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ADvERrIsENE
SPECIAL NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
City Hall. New Orleans. Sept 49, 1877.
The eighth quarterly allotment of Series Of
Premium Bonds will take place In the Office Of
the Administrator Of Public Accounts, on MON
DAY. October 15, 1877, at 10 q. m, at which time
Forty-five Series will be drawn.
aesp I'd j. G. DENIS. Administrator.
NnrIftE IN MINERS Ann AlENTA
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THE STORY OF IRIS. By Oliver Wendell
Holmes.
This is a pleasant story in Holms' usual
style. This is all that need be sail to COM
mend it,
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ORLEANS INSTITUTE.
Day and Boarding school.

DIFBht6H BY wi RS. FNItNET,
ID. Toulouse street ..,.....,...s .ssD
rI'HI5 SCHOOL WILL REOPEN on THE
Il Fourth September. The hnglisti and French
courses pre-. under tho control OF teaehers of
known ab litv.
The greatest attention Is paid to Music and
Solfngs.
Having large and commodions dwelling
with well Ventilated dorrnitories Mrs. Farnet II
desrous Of taking number OF boarding pupils,
Att15 t9et 2taw
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-30

JOHN LEEcH. By John Brown, NJ l.
This is by the author of that ,xquisite
story Of a dog, "Rab and His Frienis'' and
of :" Marjorie Fleming" one of the qaaintest,
most sympathetic and tender stores of a
child that ever was written, surpassed
scarcely by Dickens himself. 1t is humorous
and bright and pleasant little sketch
withal.
DANTE By Mrs. Oliphant. Cloth, price 81.
Philadelphia: J. b. Lippincott Il 30. New
Orleans: Eyrich
A life and euiogy, rather than criticism, to-
gether with an epito.ne OF the works of the
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-30
BLACK GOODS, BLAcK GooDsl

Our immense sale Of these goods, from th
fact that We guarantee the color and wear. ha
induced us to make extraordinary large pur
chtses.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-08-30

TMovcrrs rosTn,asERs.-P tlnciples
will penetrate where the bayonet OF
armed men cannot; they ride upon the
elements, and defy the wh,rlwind and
the storm.
1t was the saying Of an old saint that
he was more afraid of his duties than OF
his sins; for the one made him proud,
the other made him always humble.
Affections made divorce between
the soul and sin. IL not small thing
that will work sin out of the soul, il
must De the spirit Of burning affection
sancttied.
Heart and tongue must go together;
work: lip and lite; prayer and practice
must echo 10 one another, or else the
prayers and thy soul VIII be lost ,oge,h-
er.
Education is better safeguard ofliber-
ty than a standing army. II re re-
trench the wages Of the schoo,master,
We must raise those OF the recruiting
sergeant.
Half the sorrows Of women would be
ayerted il they could repress the speech
they know to be useless--nay, the
speech they have resolved not 10 u
ter.
I like educated people, but I detes,
intelligent ones. can only endure IN
teiligence Of the second generation,
when it has been softcned down into
the habit Of knowing.
II is safer To ahront some people than
to obi :. them; for the better man de-
serves the less they will speak OF him.
People saw. do not regard what he
is saying now, he is in liquor" Perhaps
this Is the only time he ought to be re-
gardcd.
II is good to respect ancient founda-
tons, but We are not on that account,
to neglect founding something iii our
turn.
Vanity, like laudanum and other poi
sonous medicine, is beneficial in small,
though injurious in large quantities.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-08-30

his future, thaf 10 60 back to . page in
his lie, a.er:iorah,es iadsed, bat iini>hcd
and turned down He j. essentially a
man, Of acticns little Inclined u ilEger
asrn6ag the Wondering .cdaes Of tse
past, OF to lead 6,bsrs % linSer there.
His anHr.ng eaergy. his indomitable
cpprsSA his profound ecclesiastical
states snanship, are amply displayed to
men u haspresent position, and are nat
uralIy appreciated more on the CONT
nent Of Earope tisaA By his own copn-
trymen. There -, perhaps, no other
member OF tue, Sacred College whose
great qualities are 80 generally fecog-
nized throughout the Catholic world.
Is n in sore Tor him 10 display those
qualities in still more exalted station
Are We one day to see him at home at
the Vatican Perhaps the objection
which Most feadily oceurs, that Cardi.
nal Manning is not an Italian. Is In truth
a strong recommendation. There is a
growing feeling among the wisest and
cleafest heads OF the Roman Church
that the local influences which, for the
last three centuries, have 20 much rar-
rowed the choice Of the electors 20 the
chair of Peter. are intimately connected
with the present misfortunes of the Pa
pacy, and tina, no more emphatic pro-
clamation Of It's rcumenical character
could be made than by tie election Of .
Successor 10 Pits *, who could in nc
sense be claimed Is a subject Of v,cto,
Emmanuel.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-08-30

these ladies' After soms further talk
he promised to de 90, and rode back
to my ten! pretty well satisfied that
sho.tla hate no further trouble With the
affair. In an hour over came General
Scott, and at once introduced him to
the ladies'. The daughter ives Z pic
ture Of beauty, With her golden eurls
and her bite eyes; and after the La5sier
had thanked the General for their pre-
servation with fearful eyes and tremb-
ling voice, the girl seized his hands,
wept over them, called h;r. her pre-
server and invoked the blessings. of
heesen on bis head. Scbtt looked from
Zee - meA>siih alsefy kkesaeAtI sce.
and said: wen, my Acsffo sUerdo
friend, il GET you court-martialed for
this, shalt have you promoted, tSo.'
I have only 10 add that long afterward,
when the war was over, and we had re-
turned to the United States, Irece;ved
from England, the gin of these ladies'.
a costly diamond pin as token Of their
gratitude. :"
These are BIT. few Of the interest
ing and varied "reminiscences with which
General Shields entertains his listeners
in public and private. For the benefit
Of those curious to know something Of
the personal appearance Of the man, II
may be stated that he is Of medium
size, hale and hearty, though sixty-sev-
en- years OF age, with keen eye and
something like the ''brosae" in his
speech. His residence is at Kansas
City, Mo. He speaks without the least
bitterness towards any OF his con.em-
poraries, either in civil or military life,
and evinces the warmest interest in
the prosperity and welfare of his adopted
country.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-08-30

FOLLOWING A TRAiL.-One Of the
most remarkable features Of rrcivilized
life is the power savsges show of track
ing men and beasts over immense dis
;ances. Many travellers have spoken
Of thus as something almost miraculous,
yet il Is often the result of careful oh
>ervation of well known signs: ard We
have here before US a collection Of very
common sense hints on the subject In
countries like ours every trace Of foot
print or wheel track on roads or paths
i soon obiitsrated or hopelessly con-
fused; but il Is otherwise in he wilder
ness where neither man nor beast can
conceal his track. In Kafirland, when
cattle are stolen, " their footprints are
Traced to village. the herdsmen is
held responsible for them, unless he can
show the same track goiugcut. Awag-
on track IN new country is practically
ndelib!e. "Mcre especially" saw our
author, this is the case If a fire sweeps
over the plain immediately sasr, or il
wagon passes during or after a prairie
FIRE. We have known fellow travel.
Ter recognize in this manner THE tracks
his wagon made seven years before.
the line Of chstred stcmrs crushed short
down remaining to indicate the passage
OF the wheels. though all other impress
sion had been oblitera,ed BY the rank
and annual growtho Of grass fully twelve
tee, high. Sometimes the ori y,rsi .o'l
being disturbed, new vegeta.ien will
~nrln,- up alprc the u,,,,r ,-.~L -
thus mark out the road for miles. Even
on hard rock mans bare foot will
leave the dust caked by per>r,ra.ion. sd
that praetieed eve will see ii, and even
ifthere Is no track, Q stone will be dis
tarbed here and there, the side of the
pe5sie which has long laid next the
ground being turned M.
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Communications OF . personal character " i'll
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at the rate Of so cents per square.
All communications for publication must be
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NO attention will be paid to them.
Hereafter the cash must accompany all an
nouncements for public Office
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-08-30

CA mule kicked dafkey square in
tie fcresead At Springfield. Ky. few
days ago. TIE darkey lost his balance
for tire time being, bu. gaining hi
equilibrium, he danced up 10 the ami
nsi with clerched fst, and said:
Look here; If you wasn't = mule,
I'd beat h=!l %. Of you.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-08-30

$50 you like your second wife better
than the first;'' ayes" he said. en-
Enthusiastically. "she always puts enough
starch in my shirts to save me the trou-
Bile Of sefatching my haek."-.S Y.
Weekly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-08-30

Speaking Of dancing, : clergyman
says that people usually do more
harm with their tongues than with saeir
tees"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-08-30

"a - vEa9I al Ng99 ISL 4 3
- 4 q IA Aaa ssss xszsS s.tss
SIS be- se-1s4s asf sreAec - m
zHsdi son sss<ssiT a>ssa O. 2alSqss4
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49, r.-~ 49, s~-.G =. - :. 3-&&s 1
National Republican., 1877-04-26
rRs. cUrsEr,s CALAMITY.
she is Upset by . Rampant Cow while Grin
Ing her Organ-scrisus and Perhaps Fat

shs is Upset by Rampant Cow while Grind
ing her Organ-scrisus and Perhaps Fatal
Injuries.
Yesterday morning young COW was pur
chased at Drovers' Rest, above Georgetown, for
the use Of st. AIMS Infant Asylum. AFTER the
close Of sales at the Rest some men commenced
the task Of driving tho COW to her new home.
The COW was not ut all tractable, and did no,
possess . gentle disposition, such a. . COW pur.
chased for the infant asylum ought to possess
In passing through Georgetown cleared the street
OF pedestrians several times.
AFTER crossing the Rock creek bridge the COW
became still more unmansgcable, and . council
OF war was held. which resulted In sending for.
ward, to the asylum and getting COW which was
noted for Its docility and general good behavior
snImal A. The The new ~ conner followed the older ran and
soberer COW as far ss Twenty.sixth street as de-
mure and peaceable as possible. At tho corner
Of Twenty sixth street and Pennsylvania avenus
Msgdaline Cutsey, an italian woman, was stand.
ing grinding music out OF an organ, and not aware
oflmpending danger.
The strange COW from Drovers Rest stopped
and listened to the music for moment. Then
her tail sraightened out and hre came into her
planted her head about amidships OF the Italian
woman, lifting her up and setting her down rather
fursibly on the side walk The organ fell into the
gutter, and the music was stopped.
injured, was carried into McGecs grocery store
at the corner where the accident occurred, whore
she vas kindly cared for. From tho grocery
store she was taken to the Columbia Hospital
where she still remains In . critical condition
rhe organ: woman e In poor circumstances, and
resides at No. 2li Second street. Tho cow was
rescued and did no more damage after Interrupt.
ing the street serenads et Mrs. Cutsey.
National Republican., 1877-04-26
CITY BkETITIE1.

ne shads trees throughout the District are
N HrII oInssom-
A eommiEre Of the uuisnrmed Patriarehs
vaiesd up.a ths President yestsrday, and he ae-
s.penI snsir initiation to rsvs~ their parade this
A p~sirtsn ts the President praying for local
sslf suvsrnmsnt In the District Is being circu.
h.ssL .ad quite number Of signers have been
Inprovemsnss in the District Commenced
WITH shs spsntns Of spring. and several nns
subtings are IN course o. erection in all sections
St the sapital AMI Georystown-
I've time ts approaching When the Marin.
saast vil resume their promsnade concerts at the
Pr-sitt<ns's ant Smithsonian grounds. Then the
n.naI and bellies viii be happy.
On Ascension day, May 10, Washington
Csmnan,isry No. l. K. T., will attend the As.
esnsila eharch IN = body, and be addressed by
shurrh-
Mr. J. NJ Odsastsin says that It was Johnnip
Onsuststn and not J. NJ. Of Capitol Hill, who
tay aishE, and that Jshanis gave the name Of J.
SEVERAL members Of the Central Republican
sunmittss are raising less because that august
u xnns tha reason why. There Is discord IN
eamgS sure. md when they do meet, look out for
sfualls
Smoke issuing from the window Of the
vsae, cltused the alarm Of nre from box 81 about
. 0'sisek yesterday morning. The smoke was
snasrt oY ths burning Of some besi-elothing In
shs sseund story, and the fire did not extend
hsyunli shat.
A yo ung eolored sport named James Chap
banker, WAS tined tan dollars and costs by Judge
SasII ysstssaay f5r disturbing the worship q,
thu Liberty Bsptist church His strong desire
t1 -'ru1 samebody's heart cut" lnterfsred will
the Tuisc tsvotioa Of the congregation.
Nss<rs- J. I. Down, y. J. Randolph and
Wulard y. Drown, have organized boat eluh
m S1uth Washington to be called the "MattIt
k1stnx CtuolH A regular meeting will be hell
au thu nrst Monday IN May. at which time the
lii'iers fur thu insuing year will be elected.
The Polies Commissioners had q eonsulta
siSn win thu District Commissioners yesterday
thu result vt which was that tho latter conclude,
~ turn over 10 the Police Beard the $g73 re
naming St the ti 200 retained out OF the polie
apprOprnition u the present year for repairs o
stitioa- houses
Nessrs- Harmon, Davis, Buker, Hall, Mills
Stewart. Sturtsvant and Middletou eomposln,
the e1nmittss representing the residents Of tn
eluutY. sha held q meeting at Mount Pleasan
su tussiay evening, waited upon the Presldeu
Yssrsr,iIy. and In q short Interview made know
- nm thai the eh1ics Of the county for Distric
C1mmisstunsr va Hon Matthew q. Emery.
Mr. jams Mrlfrum, a clerk In the Paten
Odiss. ID slowly recovering from the effects Q
injuries rsssiEed during the stl<m last Thursday
Wills stEtfmg In his room At the Globe hsus
fhursday stanLng tbs plAstsring Of the oeilinl
tail. and strtkiBg him cut m ugly gash In hi
tBruheah and severed an artery. Or. Buckle,
was sallst IN iast In time 10 prevent his blsedinl
10 dssiA
National Republican., 1877-04-26
Commerce.

commerce.
BALTIMORE, April 2s.-Cottou dun; mlddlIng.
Flour active; strong and buoyant; high grades
as extra sssss sS sS a. essh Smiiy, '1essi
SssI, aSS S% and ss
Gorn-sS6thern .ctive and nfin and Sdssc. higher
:s sssEn s sSnf ana .1a
s sse, ma Sss%SSsi % d9; ysow; vs. Western mixed
higher; westsrn mixed, 4a@5nc. Rye armer and
.n :sas.g ss f% s.S aa
Bulk neat: looseashoulders. &c: clear rib Sides,
Gained. issS.ie:' sSi,er.ans s,est. d f.is c de-
state, new n@ss. choics w"stera tubs. issSs ,t
as sS = o.t & 6See 6aa%iaa samss issSs
tio csrgoes, is@9c.; joobing, le92ic. Whisky
Reeelpts.Fiour. 2ooo bbls.; wheat. TOO bush i
sS1D 9 Sgsa 9as & susS ~ ou'h'' rye 30 BUSH
dated net receipts, %. IS bales. EIportsDGreaI
ssns S,t.2 e. ?t5fs 6Ssnae s.aef Sss o''e' Cont
Flour fevsrish. Irregular and unsettled and 2s9
suddsa ad vance and elos ny feverishi No Z sscS7
s Spsra1s Western And S sts,e' a. Gds q n common ~ e
) As; conmoS 70 choice white wheat wesi.
sa s"a sas q ssds SAie ieH'E & saaaon @ sS% Is
choice extra 81 Louis. Iss. &@li patent Minprsots
exra good TO- prime, yc9ii: 80; choice to double
extra, si@i2 50. southern nour s5@soc. higher
Do. " NSil Is. Rye Hour nriner at IS 500 IS foi
suparnne. Cornmeal advancing; Western, Jerse,
a"d Pennsylyania ". .B6s25o: Brandywine. n. 6nd
$40. Wheat irregular, unsettled and 6DiOc. higher
ns large sdSans So eSsees trade
yankee, o. vol 95, the latter the extreme; No.
Chicaso pominal ~ q. 80; Winter wheat held de
cidedly higher and quiet Rye lo69l2c. higher; thu
SOL 10, closing a. the latter; state held At Is
Barley ctrce and advancing, Barley malt stronI
aud tending upward. Corn feyerish, unsettled
Nd asis hisheI; ISgSsded sc. Western mixed &C. Se
sc No. New York. s7x(S6sc. steamer whste
67e.; yellow Southern, Csc, on deck; white do /.
tnoat 81 496sc: steamer yellow. 67sc. Oats 1870
quiet and unchanged. Conee-Rio arm, with !,
fsir demand; carsoes quoted at lec904c.. gold
loo lots IDOL gold. sugar STEADY very anie
Island, and ioG1S7c. for New Orleans. Rice hrn
crude. ssesle; reaned. isSissc! s eases, y sSsc s
SaPtha, ~ Taliow arm az Sag. for prime city
for spirits. Eggs unsettled at iaSi2Xc. for stat
| and Pennsylyania, ilh@l2c. for fresh Western
and M for touiherp. Pork higher and nrm a
e. for neS msss, and and. entsa prime at ~ ~ -
pIekled hams, 9I46n9Ac. middies hrmer at shs
wsstern long clear sac city do. short clear, 9fc
hsss asT 81 90 & &c S Sss vi az
| other XII d. unchs" sed Cheese unchsn ged. Lin
ssed arm at ;l.Gs l2S, gold. Whisky decided
"I PTei.hts 70 Liverpool ouiet; cotton, sail AZ
| team, I'd; wheat. steam, ioS7iid.: /: nominal.
National Republican., 1877-04-26

euirs addisis,ai and s.nsssat ssrstiss, which,
hs eoatrsster shall furnish 70 the aecspisnce Of
the Postmaster General within ten dkys after
sesies; ane In dammit thereof. the contract mayi
RESERVATIONS.
rhs Postmaster General reserves the right to
reteet any and all bids, n, In his judgement, the
i.tsrsst Of the 0ovsrnnsut requires Il; also the
right % snnul the eontraet, II, in hiil opinion.
thsre shall Be . fni1nrs - any tims 20 perform
falthf.lly any Of ne stipulstion,, orin ease Of nj
vflfsi sttsmpe 20 fmposs upon the DsDartnentl
s1Hf.te PAYMENTS. F -
Paymeats he cards actually issued and delivered
VII bs nsde quarterly, afusr proper sxamination
and s6Iustasnt of aceoants. 9U
CUNTRACT NOT ASSI0NABLE
rhs eoatrsst e.anes, IN any case, bs lawfully
transferred or assigned.
No.. EXTENSION.
ths ssntraet Baybs sxssnasa beyond the time
The Psssnasser tasnsral and the coissaet prices
asd ali eonditloes herein set forth shall govern
In such extended eoatraet
BLANK fORMs, SAMPLES, ADDRESS,
Bi.nk forns fee bsas, with spseinsns Of the two
dinerent styles Of cards, VIII Be fnraished upon
applieation; and all proposals must BE- made upon
thess blank iornN sseureiy eavsloped and sealed,
nsrhsd % the envelope "Proposais for Postal
Postmaster General. Washington, p;o
spas Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1877-04-26
H o L N A N'r
AauE AND LIVER PAD

svery spseies OF Liver and stomach diAcaifies II
contains csiy ~, ns,pss, q s.Ee,ss,s ssmPSsaaA and
yitais. the Liver and Stomach II renoyes I rple-
ity OF the Liver and aroases the Stomach fres IL
pain. by gtvtAg it the nAtsral qaantity ef 6e and
rastrie juice. IL also sitsiises the enfire ssse |.
and poisonous fluids IN the ssomach. and Tina pre-
sn, nss the x s,srsH ss ~ y @ s,ssss
BLOOD rOIsoy, whs,hsr siliess Isl.,iai, q
dress ALTMAN Liyle FAD COnFHNT. Ne. q
Maiden Lane. r. q. Boz MA Eew Iork- o. sss y !.
Fourth street, cincinsat. onie. An i've arsEEssas
National Republican., 1877-04-26
DIED.

LoCKw0oD,-At Il m, Wednesday, April 2i,
1871, at the kaily residenee. No. 6s street north
west. llr EZEKIEL LOCKWOOD, In the seventy
Funeral services At the house at II o'clock ., m.
fully Invited 10 attend.
wQRrHlNGTOS.-On the 18th day Of April,
w. ,hm s,. .ya son os s ~. g Losss
The funeral s.yyices wifi be held at the Scsidenee
efhis parents, No. 1888 X street northwest, a.
o'clock on Friday, April q. Friends or the family
MARTIN. --On Wednesday morning.. April Is
lsT7, after . Short Illness EVA MARTIN In the six
teenth year Of her age.
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited "a
1901 highth street northwest friday, the z7th. At
OLIyER,-ln great peace, In this city, On th<
wifs ofLeor ard G. Oliver.
Funeral to-uay at $50 n m. from Uniou N, 4,
church. Relatives and friends fuvIted.
National Republican., 1877-04-26
SPRINGER, THE CRANK.
A Crazy Man from osweso sent to His H

A Crazy Man from Osweso Sent to His Home.
Some time since an aged gentleman was
carried to police headquarters from tho fremont
house, where he had been stopping. suffering
from alteration OF the mind. It was ascertained
that his name was William springer, and that he
was resident Of 0swego, N. Y. The oticers,
appreciating his condition, placed him In tho
Asylum for the Insane until thoy could commu-
nicate with his friends. While here tho unfortu.
nate man represented himself as An officer OF the
English army, and to carry out this idea wore a
red cutaway coat
Yesterday the authorities heard from his rela-
tions requesting that he be returned to them,
and last night Olncer Connell, who has charge
OF that branch OF the police business. LETT with
him on the $50 train for his home. The old gen.
tleman, from appearances, has soon better
days, and the officer In charge Of him took the
precaution to secure for his patient and himself
q birth In ono Of the palace cars, where the pub
lic traveller would be barred from gazing upon
tho poor unfortunate.
LADIEs' French and American Kid; Newport
Ties; new styles, at II. L. STRAsBURGRR's,
308 and 30S Seventh street
National Republican., 1877-04-26
LADIEs' Sun Umbrellas; lowest pricos.
STIsEMKTz's, 1887 Pennsylvania ayenu,
Rock ENoN SPRINGS,

Frederick county, Va, will bo opened June l.
faction to the large number OF guests who visited
this now favorite summer home In the noun.
tains during the past fall and winter. Very grea
improvements have been made for tho accommo.
dalton and comfort OF guests. A large addition
has been made to the main building. A new and
constructed, the dining. room has been enlarged
and the facilities for bathing have been In.
creased. Tho terms for board are very mode
rate and wo feel assured that all who 20 there to
spend the summer months will return satisfied
and invigorated. See advertisement in another
column