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National Republican., 1877-09-24
TIE CHANGE IN TIMES.

The imperfections of this world have long
been the subject of the speculations of sagcs
and philosophers Neither stoics nor epicures
were able to deliver mankind from their
hard estate. Even Christianity itself only
makes heaven the reward of those who pa
tiently endure the trials and sorrows of this
life The mysterious problem of human
existence can only be finally solved beyond
the grave.
II is with some such spirit as this that
Mr.. WELLS treats the economic condition OF
the United States in his famous article in the
North American Rcrier, entitled "lIow to
Regain our National Prosperity" There is
a great deal of sound philosophy in what
Mr. WELLS says on this subject, the substanc
Of which may he summarized ms follows:
I. II is well for us all to understand that
n great and permanent chnnge has recently
taken place in the condition of our country.
The day of small things has come to US.
Incomes, wages and expenses must he
scaled down. The profits of all sorts of
business have been permanently reduced.
.. Capital is feeling the influence Of this
dcranged condition of things This is
shown by the fact that the United States IL
now placing a loan at four per cent, which
few years ago would not have been taken
at less than six per cent.
3. The present condition of trade is the
result of circumstances which have pcrma-
ncntly reduced profits, 30 that the future
prosperity of individuals will depend more
upon economy than upon large profits.
4. Events since 1860 have tended to
euualizc the conditions of life RS between
Europe and America and these conditions
have now approached each other so nearly
that the American laborer must make up
his mind hencefOrth not to be so much bet
ter of than the European lnhorer. 1t will
he harder for him to cease to he o laborer
and become an employer of labor.
6. Men will hereafter in this country
have more of struggle to escape from the
place in which they may be horn. We ar,
now about down TO hard pan, economically
Our condition does not differ much from
that of Europe. Small savings of small
earnings must be the foundations Of futur,
fortunes in this country.
National Republican., 1877-09-24
REORGANLZAT TION OF THE DISTRICT
COURTS.

Speedy and impartial trials are justly
considered among the greatest of the
blessings which result from constitutional
government. But however strongly such
rights may be formally guaranteed to
the people such guarantees may he rem
dered practically nugatOry by the neglect
Of the Legislative branch of the Govern
nent to provide the necessary courts to ad-
minister the laws The judiciary system
Of this District as at present organized is
an example Of how justice may be prlcti-
cally denied TO the community by II failure
10 provide a sufficient force to dispatch the
business with promptness.
We are informed that one Of the District
courts is now fully two years behind with its
docket. Such condition Of affairs amounts
10 practical denial Of justice, and is highly
diserzceful to any civilized country II
shoah he the aim Of every Judiciary system
10 secure all suitos prompt trial When
ever the couse of Justice is obstructed suits
will multiply with undue rapidity. Men will
often refuse to comply with their contracts
who would not do NJ did they not know
that two or three yras must eIapse before
they can be compelled by law 10 observe
them. Thus honest men rnn be easily ruined
by tho-e who are unprincipled enough TO
Iaks Q airantfge Of the fact that the courts
National Republican., 1877-09-24
A TRIP IN THE LORLIE.
A YACHTING Tnrr DOWN THE RIvEl

YACHTING TRIP DOWN THE RIVER
A small party Of ladies and gentlemen ac-
ccpted the invitation Of Mr. Hiram NJ. Brown,
president Of the yacht club Of Georgetown, to
tako n days yachting excursion, and early
Thursday morning lively company left
Georgetown wharf. Among them were Mr..
Hiram Brown and Miss Mary Brown, formerly
of Ravenna, Ohio Miss Mctirogan, Of
Ravenna, Col. c. L. Flannigan, journalist,
Mr.. VIM. Talbcrt, Mn. Fannie B. Ward, of tho
Cicreidnd LEADER. and Bessie Beech" Of the
Ciercldnd Pain Dealer.
The sunless breezy day made sailing de-
lightful, and the days pleasure was enhanced
by meeting the Ella Treadwell, tho champion" /"
The Lorlic turned about and lively scene
cnsued, but tho Treadwcll soon overlook her,
and when the yachts were along side n bottle
was tossed aboard the Trcadwcll with the
ladies' compliments IT was amusing to see
the jolly gentlemen gather round the bottle,
draw the cork. and prepare to imbibe. The
glass was filed, the gentlemen bowed, and be-
hold, II was only Potomac water.
The commodore Of the Ella Treadwell,
prompt to return n compliment, after much
sailing, hailed the Lorlic, holding mp bottle
bearing u nag-I think, of truce. At last,
after nearly drawing the Trcadwell's captain
overheard, the bottle, attached to u long line,
was captured and taken ON board. The ladies
gathered around and, amid cheers read the
Treadwell's compliments on bottle stuffed
with corks.
But the triumph Of the day was the dinner
Six courses were served, with all the dclica-
cics of the season.
The president, Mr.. II. N. Brown, was ten
dcred a vote Of thanks for his courtesy and
| this sumptuOus repast.
Mr.. Orvillc Grant was awaiting the party's
return, with his carriage to take the company
a drive, when at sundown they reached
Georgetown after most enjoyable day.
Mr.. Grant has just returned from Chicago
whcrO ho has been in the interests of hin
wheat cleaning machine, now being manufac'
turcd in Georgetown, and SO extensively intro
duccd throughout the West.
A delightful ride, supper and nautical en-
tcrtainmcnt by Col. Flanagan ended the pro
gramme.
National Republican., 1877-09-24
MRS. HAYES.
T HE PRS.IDENTIAL NETHERLANDS WASH.
Ha,htnpton Later 10 Chattanooga Commercial

WGshinDton Latter 10 Chattanooga Commercial
Mrs. Hayes accompanies her husband, and
have special suggestion to make In reference
to her. While difference Of opinion may exist
upon the character and conduct of her hus-
band, acquaintance only Is required with her
to bring every intelligent and respectable per-
son to the belief that Our Lady of the White
House is pattern woman. he the so-calcd
reforms of the President great as his warmest
admirers believe them, tie reform OF the age is
the one wrought by his unpretentious wife.
lie is, In his best essays, but the executive eI-
ponent of an inchoate popular demand which
preceded his elevation. She stood In the path
and checked an abuse which was poisoning
the fountain Of American life, for, take It,
no nation can long be purer than Its capital.
She found Washington Official society extraya-
CANT, frivolous and not seldom corrupt. She
has bravely set II an example Of simplicity,
decency and honest living, which helps her
humble sisters, their husbands, brothers and
fathers, to realize that there Is something
worthy In womanhood besides hno dress and
fashionable dissipation. The change she has
wrought In the tone Of society will permeate
National Republican., 1877-09-24
FIRES,

About o'clock on Saturday evening, fire
was discovered in the house Of Mr.. Hyde, 1910
Eighth street The police cxtinguished it af-
ter slight damage was done. 1t Is supposed
that the house was set on fire.
Shortly after o'clock, yesterday morning,
the tar-shcds Of Mr.. John o. Evans at Twenty
second street and Pennsylvania avenue, were
discovered TO be on fire, and an alarm was
turned in from box 73l by Sergeant Hess, Of
the Third precinct The tar-sheds were nearly
destroyed, the loss being about 5000. A
horse confined in the sheds was burned to
death The loss is partially covered by insur-
National Republican., 1877-09-24

fairly active md shade higher at 12X@lsA.
Coffee, in good demand, but lower in cargoes,
ordinary oprime atlI4@2l Bran, hrmer a. 10
cHs cseinASi S. pstrl s"pG Msnrlour quiet but steady
Family sS25S6i6 Wheat dull and lower to scll-,'
Western, 81, ,soais2 Corn @ IL good demand m,fed
4sc. Oats easier; mixed, 26a2sc. Rye easier NO
2 e2sesc. barley IN fair demand; Western spring.
steam rendered, S3. .@sjS Bulk meats strong; "a
~ and ~ for shoulders, clear rib and clear sides.
W gHcon on in good demand at 81 slsaSA and s,, S.ds
creamery, 2ssS0c; wc;tern Reserve, 2Oa22e; Cen.
Sne oeiS ssft SSd ar To good sS
$50 65.4O fair TO good packing s5.l5a54O; butch
ers, s.4o@b.t5. Rcccips', 900; shipmonts, i4e.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
HAVANA, Sept a2.-Sugar-The uncertainty still
attaching 10 tho course Of sugars abroad keeps the
. fx a. Schedule 81 prices, The principal sales
to II. at sI4a10 reals per arrabe, aud $500 boxes
Nos sto ~ on private terms stock in warehouse rel o,
and III 900 hhds. Receipts of the week, Y boxes,
Zoo boxes, 400 bags and 400 hbds's including
s0sn snd Bsson s hs ssss spS sa :" Ba
Jerked beef, s3.io per arrabc, gold Hams si2@S2
kcys-Com sal b0per quintal; fine $40; In tins,
common, s8s; fine, sis. Potatoes, sl45oalb per Dbl.
Tnllow-s3oaM per 9ulntal. Wnx-yellOw, slhOo
@lS00 per srraSe; white nominal; Honey-none
here 6nlons-soalo. per barrel for American.
Coal oil in tins, . reals per gallon. Empty hogs.
heads nominal. Lumber dnll white pine, ss!ess
per thousand feet yellow pine, x}i13 per tnou.
sand feet Shocks nominal; deals, s36 Chewing
tobacco Ss@62 per qnintnl. Corn. ll@llh reals
per arrate Hoops nominal. FreAht steamers are
Offering TO carry boxes at 4oc. each and hogsheads
at e. which leaves no chance for the few vessels
now here seeking freight rates close nominal;
Tobacco fair business, with a preference for all
tobacco; low and middle grades obtained at $500
ep32 per hundredwcight.
SHIPPING NEWS.
HAyRE; Sept. 22-Arrived, steamer Pereirc, from
New York.
sAvAssAH, Sept 22.-Arrived, steamer George
Appold, from baltimore.
CHARLEsros, sept 2a.-Arriycd; steamer Gull
Stream, from New York; schooner Charles Morforti
from Kennebec. on the port, schooner W. l.
Brndlin from Boston, Cleared, schooner Ben "a
Philadelphia Steamers for the North are detained
by the northeast gales.
NEW ORLEANS Sept 22-Auivcd steamer Barus
sia, from liverpool The Towhan has returned
from an unsuccessful search for the missing boa
Of the steamship Gussle. The impression now !,
that the boat with the mate and five men are lost
NKw York, Sept. 2.--Arrived, steamship Vindo
lana, from Newcastle.
National Republican., 1877-09-24

A MAN Nt Niagara is building ran of pine logs.
with huusc at one end for the accommodation Of
cats and dogs that are TO make a compulsory vOy-
age over the falls. II the raft goes over smoothly
anil the eats and dogs are not hurt, ROBERT WHITE
says he will attempt the same perilous voyage oil a
similar Craft.
There would be very little regret now these
circumstances have come to light, IL WHITE
WAS lot but great deal for the poor quadru-
prds IL they should meet sudden termination
Of their existence from this unnecessary and
wautOn experiment.
National Republican., 1877-09-24
AC(JDENTAIJY DROWNED.

On Saturday the coroner viewed the body Of
VIM. Anderson, a oolored boy, aged seventeen
years, who fell from the tressel work Of the
railroad skirting on the Eastern branch, on
Friday night, and was drowned. An Inquest
was deemed unnecessary, and burial certi6-
cate was issued.
National Republican., 1877-09-24

II Tue MorrAr liquor register is successful in
virginia It will no doubt be adopted In other
States. 1t is sort OF a tax Of which no one ought
lector of the tax, not the payer, The consumer
cannot object to Il because he need not drink II he
docs not want to pay the tax.
National Republican., 1877-09-24

AN ENGLISH swINDLER named DoNSELL
recently was escorted into II New York
gambling. house by a "capper' who mistook
him for All English peer, and the result was
that with 81 600 counterfeit DoNNELL heoccd
the laro-bank out of 81, 900 In genuine green
backs Il takes a thief to catch thief.
National Republican., 1877-09-24

TIVE independent voter seems TO have been out
IN force at the last election In San Francisco
out Of about 1900 votes which were cast only 5000
were unscratched. The fact ia another indication
Of the extent to which allegiance to party has re-
Gently been weakened.
National Republican., 1877-09-24

week Among tho important topics TO he discussed
will be the sanitary topography and the systematic
drainage Of cities This isn subiectln which Wash
considered. tf Id
National Republican., 1877-09-24
COME, COME, DON'T BE so BITTER.

1t is natural to draw the inference that the
Democrats will refuse to take up Mr.. Tilden's
cry of fraud" and will insist upon fighting
the coming battle on some more sensible issue
will refuse, In short, to plead the baby act.
The leaven is working. The ring which Mr..
Tilden has had In the nose Of the New York
Democracy il loosencd, and II is not strong
enough to drag to the front again even man
of such musquito soul and piymy purpose as
John Bigclow.
National Republican., 1877-09-24

VIZ HOPE it is not true that Gen. SMITH is
to retire from his position as chief Of the Ap-
pointment Division of the Treasury to accept
the internal revenue collectorship for the Fif-
teenth Ohio district. Gee. SMITH has proved
himself so excellent an official that we doubt
whether Secretary SHERMAN will find man SO
faithful, honest, reliable and with such pecu-
liar fitness for the place as Gen. SMITH.
National Republican., 1877-09-24
TMPORTANT TO TAx.PAYERs.

payers, l have established an OFFICE ~ No 2R
Pour and a,half street, betweon the Columbia Build
Ing and G street, x..,...
apeclal aitsniien gwen 2 the REApJUsTMENT
lection Of oainls nor damages to real estate, old
material reused and WORK done BY losowners under
'fiha'hPRovEMENT TAXES paid a. a large dis
count
p.Isensl tAs laws ohssrfuliy cqf ifs.lZ HIyssss,,
National Republican., 1877-09-24

IT Is REPORTED that Senator STANLEY
MATTHEWS is booked for the vacancy on the
United States Supreme Court bench II the
Democrats are successful in Ohio at the coming
elections. II is not probable, however, that
the contingency will happen.
National Republican., 1877-09-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
DIED.

YoUNG.-At Weston, u, C.. on Friday evening, 2lst
instant, JosEritISEC G. SUUSa widow OF the late Nc
Ciintock Young, and daughter Of the late James II.
Cansten Of this city, In the my nh year Of her age
Funeral will take place on Monday morning at 10
O'Clock from Trinity church, Georgetown. Friends OF
the family are invited to attend. 90
National Republican., 1877-09-24

A CORRESPONDENT writes that, in his opin-
ion, Mrs. HAYES must be credited with having
made the best speeches during the Presidential
tour.
National Republican., 1877-09-24

IL THERE any good reason why the South
should not have the next Speaker Would
not Gen. HOOKER, of Mississippi, be acceptable
to the Southern Democrats2
National Republican., 1877-09-24

Boss TWEED characterizes JOHN MoRRIssEy
as 4 repeater. Is not the Boss himself q IRE
poster" now,,2
National Republican., 1877-09-24
FOR SALE.

ITO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND OTHERS
For sale first class residence, opposite Judiciary
square, formerly the residence of Hon. Robert J.
Walker. This property " now offered sor sale on
very reasonable terms, The lots front lI feet on
Fiflh street and 10 feet deep. House threestory
and basement, containing eighteen rooms; and built
IN the most substantial manner. will all the modern
improvements; parior 81 by 70 feet; n first class
stable on one ofthe lots. This property u very elgt
bly, situated fronting on one OF the finest squares In
cars pass the door. The attention OF members OF
tOngres and others desiring nrstclRss properly Ia
premises, No siI, or to j. q WILSON 4 10. No. Sal
y street northwest. CHARLES MALLARD.
National Republican., 1877-09-24

GES FRENONT has been sled by the Government
for SUD drawn as paytU which he was not en-
titled. And yet this man was once q candidate for
the Presidency OF the United States The ups and
downs OF his career have been very remarkable.
National Republican., 1877-09-24

TnE RfIh Hnuur! meeting " the American Public
Health Association will ic held IN Chie ieagO this
National Republican., 1877-09-24

EoR sALE-THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES,
II entirely new; 7 TO 10 rooms hay windows all
modern improvements desirable location. Terms
easy VIII trade one or two houses Inquire Of J. n
ARCHER, u Federal Building, corner Seventh and
streets nuai-tf
National Republican., 1877-09-24

EoR RENT-FuRNIsHED OR UNFCRNlsHED
y Magnificent residence in most hashionsble
part OF the city, with every convenience, including
District Telegraph, &C. For further particulars.
terms. &C, address, W. o., REPUBLICAN Office.
National Republican., 1877-09-24

roNDEMNEp.--BABSAM C0PABIA Is CON
- demned aud discarded vs. being not only worth
less but frequently Injurious II s disgusting In taste
aud smell and will disorder the soIndesl stomach,
and still the quncks use the drug. samsritans Gin Is
purely vegetable pleasant to take and will always
cure In nom two 10 fOur days. II Is the only known
medicine that can be depended or, thereby avoiding
exposure and trouble. Male packages, " female,
Sold nj Twelfth street and Penn, yvRniR avenue and
by druggistA
Jes-Iy w, r. ENTWIsIE
National Republican., 1877-09-24
HOUSES FOR RENT

Ud,hington has bSeoDn id,D> that ptdcart, n
atuu HSre Is nop only tpuy 10 rent house
Qnelty and 10 pood tendh hdf Is by fiutlng an dd,
ts,fLs>Bsnt In THE REPUBLICAN. Al ddrsifiSsmsnt
properly condtnsrd be got Into Jo c, ,Dhich iciH
co,f forty cenfs for the dra ard each ubseIusnt se,
ffOn
National Republican., 1877-09-24
DEAL EsTATE BULLETIN OF
III JOHN SHERMAN, No. 4. ST. CLouD BUILDING ;

REAL jSE JATE BTkIEr,N 50 1t CLOUD sv,D,s
sc " Mar Maryland avenue 70 rooms ags S,'. Co.
No IL Seventh street northeast Gonns. frame i oS
No III street northwest, rooms, frame CO.
No Nc M isa sysnssnS street rSSs rSs%s. mod mod IMP IMP
Sor. Green and Bridge s.s seoln Sr hrsk1,. % 6S>
70. izsI stree, soa,hwsst Y rooms mod imp g e. e.
SS III TsaS stRSss SriSk SrSk
No. ii6 street n e. Is rooms IN. t. furnished. rs o.
HOUSES RENTED gH.scr Az REASONABLE
0SEE1GEs GAHB'StH hSDE fgHSH
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS
OF THE CITY.
GkT eGKrY SPEfTER rs ~ hIA
TO LoAN-SOO, $500, si.cOo and ,,sOO
FOE sALEmTHE EoLdoWING EIEsTST G SSlTkAss
fASt fEN cEaT SsiofSf fSFERisf. sih DNAWiN' s:lsf %
EoR RENT - HOUSE H2 FOURTEENTH
STREET Iniorm"''oT oslNiTcd ,S1 strSs!
hnArsAnp hwARSEk TafHEE Ebwts g. G. MCINTYRE
Masonic Temple.
Store No 1914 7th street northwest sl2s
No. 1870 Vermont avenue, 10 rooms, M ...;... 100
No isi lih street northwest IL rooms ali H., q,
NO q sc6ose PSss S oS isGr soS @ Sci u anal g
M $40 street northwest, store and dwelling: -
S SS q ies II % % ssf SSm &c
No East Capitol st, brick, story, all u. / q
IN "a street r. W. 0Nsr Nir s'9rs y"1s H,i m
10 A IN st sogihsns brick, story sr., m 10
No isN z st. northwest. brlck; GOry. roons... y
No. l:5G st. northwest. new brick, foomS~,,.. .
No. ~ Bst southeast. name, rooihs III. i;...". y
store aud dwelling sth and r. l. ave n W, rs.....lsl
No, 1905 It nothwrst frame, story rocrns... u
No. z peirees St. brick story rooms, m. -. is
No. DC frees St. brick, rooms, M ........:.....
No. 20 ,3d street, frame :Nory, roon,S...... l9
No, is?i boundary. fInc, rooms 10
Store No l'is 10Th ST. northwest ..,. 10
No, 4 Faleoners alley, brick sstory, 4rooms.;...
FOR BENTItlso, a large humber Of other houses
FOR SALE--Wc are offering numerous bargains ~
houses and lots large and small aud would be pleased
m-nts seiOtf
EoR RENT-FROM AUGUST |. HOUSE NO. lolG
II sixth street northwest threeAiory BRICK; ton
rooms hall. water aud gus; 81; Apply w. ], RED
sThAkE, Grocer, corner OF New York HNenne and
sixth street. Iy:ltf
E,OR RENT-roR s?5 AND SO IN THE COOL
est location In the city, about three squares from
the Capitol three brick houses, three soriesline
sny MndP% % al q e Wy %m XII a tR r9@srs TsSn,s
Nc; 10 and IS Federal building corner of and sey-
enth streets. lesItT
NOR RENT--LARGE STORE, NO. t6l PESNsYI.-
hsrs.sst a "vsnIs puVwI SornSp g'pfn -Four Snd ai
street and LonL,lAnn aNrnMc. hl6-
National Republican., 1877-09-24
WANTS.

w ANTED- EMPLOYMENT BY A GOOD
w SALEsMAN or CLERK, In a Grocery or
ProvsioH store. Good references Or Will pay tioc
for appointment In any capacity In any Of the De-
partments Address g, this oiilce. sep:..T-
"ANTED-A SUITE OF ROOMS FOR DENTAL
w PARL0RS. near the Arlington or L .bltt house
Address DR. C. DEMONTu ENlILE, Dentist,
sez,-its so9 q street northwest.
WANTED TO PURCHASE - A DESIRABLE
w lot or part Of lot In Oak Hnl Cemetery In
qnlre at iSsO New York avenue. sep9l-3tt
National Republican., 1877-09-24
FOR SALE OR RENT.

ENoR SALE OR REST.-THE THREE.sT0RY
Il BRICK HOUSE aud LOT, No. bl6 Ninth street.
between and = northwest very suitable for oni,es
SatfsltiN
National Republican., 1877-09-24

THERE has been q great deal Of inquiry
among Ohio men in this city rs 10 how they
are affected by the provisions Of the registry
law which was enacted by the last General
authority which is perfectly reliable that the
provisions Of that law are not applicable to
persons who are absent from home for tenn
porary purpose merely. All clerks in the De-
partments, therefore. who still consider Ohio as
their home can vote without registering In the
ward or township ih which they last resided
before coming here, provided they have not
abandoned their intention Of returning to that
place whenever their employment here may
end.
National Republican., 1877-09-24

SENATOR MATTHEWS, ia recent speech
thus replied to the old and oftrcpeated asser-
tion Of n bargain between the President and
Southern members Of Congress, made by Mr..
Ton EWING during his joint discussions on
the stump with Mr.. MATTHEW'S;
The gentleman went so far as to partcularize
that this bargain was made In writing Now In
tend tn make my denial to cover II IN every form
written, verbal implied. expressed, collateral. iu-
cldcnial; In every possible form shape, variety.
mode, tense or view that the ingenuity or the
malice ofme mny affirm it-it Is a lie There Is
not u word Of truth in II, There Is not particle
OF plausible foundation for II. There II not an
event II fact, a document, or an incident which
could satisfy a really conscientious man concerning
the possibility of Eycry scrap that ever wrote
or signed IN connection with the history Of that
event has been published far and wide
II any man has anything vet let him
produce Il. ! defy all my accusers. No.
below citizens II Is not fair II Is not right to under
tIkc To deprive President HAYES OF the honor and
grace Of hIst conceiying and originating the policy
which he himself carried out. II was born Of his
own good sense and his own good heart, 1t IL In
srribcd tirst on his letter Of acceptance, where 1t
was seen and known and read.
National Republican., 1877-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

az SANDFORD'S CURE FOR CATARRH
PIerces Golden Discovery, aud all his other medi-
ciner for sale at Coughn \ Temple Drug Store. seij
ss- TWENTY DIFFERENT KINDS OF TRo-
CHES and I1zenges for throat and lung difficulties
National Republican., 1877-09-24

ng-THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TOILET
and other article, for ladies use Ia the city nj Cough
Inns Temple Drug Store. seb
National Republican., 1877-09-24

JNOR RENT-FOR s25 AND SO IN THE COOL
est location IN the city, about three squares from
the Capitol, three brick houses three stories.ne
rooms bay windows all the way M, AL thr moderu
Nc. ~ and IS Federal building corner OF and Sey
on h streets ieg7Jf
National Republican., 1877-09-24

JNOR REMITTANCE STORE NO. t6l PESNSYI-
II wanna avenue noTthwest near corner Fonr-nnd.Il-
half street, A, u. DuNALl. corner Fouranda.hsll
street aud Lonl.lann aNrnne: nls-Lf
National Republican., 1877-09-24
THE DANICHEFFs.

Buffalo Bill will appear Mt Ford's this week
in new play, entitled May Cody; or, Lost
and Won" Mr. Cody will be supported by
two vertable Sioux warriors, two trained
D prairie- horses and trick Mexican bouro.
National Republican., 1877-09-24

FOR sALE-THE FOLLOWING FIRST. CLASS
LOANS: 5000 AND s,To SECURED on FIRST
CLASS PROPERTY, ROTH DRAWING EIGHT
PER CENT. INTEREST, s-lsu
National Republican., 1877-09-24
ROOMS FOR RENT

An ddrerns,tnsnt inserted IN ms department "a the
niU piotSr methOd of speedily renting your and
H6irbU pfttVntiitp the dstdcInD of pour house iUph
ptdod,L BY proper condeHsdiiOn Rolr ddIVffiWHiele
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