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Duslucss Chances.

EOR SALE.-The stock, good Will and hx-
lures oh established tf- house 20 paig ~
inc me rrrrslfe capital an unusual 0DfCltuny presenter
10 secure business first class M every respect App
TDH% GILBE % go. wholesale Dfu--lrts, ovo ana Stt
Nnrfh tl-lr.. PhlIanelplll
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Foreign exchange was duh and heavy, selling rates
being Oh the basis of ~ SOlfQSl SOLO. and = sil2
Tor long and short sterling. We current clos
ing quotations:
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Gold was only steady upon the action OF she lower
House of Congress yesterday, the impression beng
that thc senate and a. lat resort, the EXec1uye
veto stand in the way OF any radical change in the
plan for ilal resumption on tie IL ~ January;
1870. The -a'es were AZ 1923 and lO2| ON g'lu
cans lie lending rates were as per ccut carly ~,
and fiat time loans beng quoted al l3e carrying for
thirty DAYS: ilG for sixty days, and . for ninety
DAVIS The Assistant Treasurer paid ont SJ6N 900 CON
interest and 2lJ 600 in redemption Of called bonds.
The days business Of the gold clearing department
Of tle Bank of the State of NeW-NOrk covered: Gold
cleared III $50 600 gold balances 81 ,J99, Gj7 !;
currency balances, $1,GI1.210. The gold quota
tiOas were:
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THE MONEY MARKET.
10 A. NJ. SALES BEF'

o,,,crsL REPORT ~ T. STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
NOTEMBER !. 1877.
- =, s,tFs utFORE THK CALI
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Goruoranon Notlecs

PREPAYMENT PUBLIC CHARITIES and
- CORRECTION Proposals Cor naosf dry seoSs gIg
Fu particulars CITY EeeorL" Tor sale AZ No :, SlJ
la
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nlar5!e ono Slate 1HauIels.

MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS;
VI ais, heads'ouss hoor Thing, puu'ler and
furniture labs 10 greatly reduced prices Turning of 10
trade A. KLABElt i3f and 1886 Fast l5tsi ne 81, ave
a. KLABER & CO.,
-. west 5lst.t between Broadway and stha ave ESao
llshed l-4s MANTEfs. rlLING, MONUMENTS at re-
luced pr ses. PIT MDERS' SLABS specially.
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current quotations.:

ia the civ bank stocks Bank OF Commerce ~
sold at 10 Corn Exchange ~ 10 100; Park l-0l
at 1O7 and Gold Exchange ~ at 100 We annex
current ouOfatIors:
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FIRST Bo,RD-1Oi2 O'CLOCK \. y


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rE,TTF STOCKUOTDFEs ~ IN C7OWPAN1

OFFICE oF IHE THIRD AyENtE RAIL ROAD C0APANr,l
Ihirt-are~ between 81 aud o6t1 Is, (
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foet ano founo.

DANK BOOK LOST-Bank book No. 49,
ID 4gl n the B0werY savings ark = mls,n- IN. GER
rs requested return u o. me ban II not t,'o'H
f IN ay of December 1871 application WI Dc made 70 hs
baa, Tor new nooS. --------
OST.-PASSBOOK No 9i,742. Deliver to
4 4 Z. rmau sayings+lank city.
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Diuloen0 NoiIte5.

No - HfoADsT.. Nrw YORK or ~. 1871.
rs1HE INTEREST COUPONS of the Michigan
Southern q Northern Indiana Railroad COMPANY nrss
ana econd NOR gage bonds November J. VIII De pail al
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YHE COUPONS of the WASATCH and
] JORDAN VALLEY RAILROAD CoMPAN1s per
cent GOLD BONDS due November J. VII ~ pad on lteSeh'
tatiou 10 Messrs. KAUNTZE BROS, j. WllEst
e. W. ~COElki.D President.
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financial.
GAS STOCKS

4 GAS STOCKS.
a. NETWORK. METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAN GAs STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
al OF Brooklyn and SewYok Gs Securities dssls
inby GEN II. PkENIl-o.
National Republican., 1877-08-16

for tho present the improvements cannot be
made.
few days since the Commissioners re-
Quested from District Attorney Birney an
opinion as to their right and power to close an
alley, rs was claimed by Q citizen. Mr.. Biz
ney, In answering, states;
The law referred to by the citizen is quite "a.
miliar 70 every lawyer; but what he should do TO
make his point-that the Commissioners can close
an allcy-is to find law making them successors
Of washington. Until he finds such a faw, my
opinion heretofore given must remain unchanged
No alley has ever been closed in Washington with
out the exercise Of legislative power.
The following permits to build have been
issued.
J. e. Rumsey,. construct twelve two-story brick
dwellings, Twelfth, between s and streets north.
west $4,000. J. A. Limerick, a two-story brick
dwelling. Fihh between Pand q streets northwest
1000 John Robinson, repair a frame dwelling
Fifteenth streets northwest si5. Amanda Thomp-
son. extend q frame dwelling Maryland avenue,
between Four.a a half and Sixth streets south
vest Moo. John Colson extend frame dwelling.
sl0o John fahIukops, repair and improve brick
store and dwelling, corner Seventh street and
Rhode Island avenue; 800.
Collector Cook continued tho sale Of property
In arrears for taxes yesterday at the City
Hall, Mr.. Mark Latimcr being the auctionecr.
Like the day previous there were no bidders
present, and II was bid in for the District to
cover the amount Of delinquent. Tho sale
was proceeded as far down rs letter q in the
schedule of Georgetown.
Licenses were issued as follows:
Montz and Keidel, commercial agents, Of Balti.
u IT. Insurance rntirns ofGcr,nnnia Life, OF New
York; H. NJ. Norris, notary public.
National Republican., 1877-08-16
GONE FROM WASHINGTON.

1t is learned with much regret that the
good Sisters Of the Immaculate Conception, as
well as the Catholic residents Of the city, have
sustained serious loss In the departure for
rittsburg from among us Of the amiable, ac-
complished and truly esteemed Sister Jose
phine, superi0ress Of the Immaculate Concep-
tion school. For four years she has brought
her high attainmcnts In every branch to the
duty of inspiring her pupils with the emotions
and sentiments OF her own generous life, her
broad and comprehensive views, and of con-
veying to them that culture which In q society
Of rsliJieuse remarkable, among other worthy
qualities, for their brilliant intellectual re-
quiremcnts) has made Sister Josephine emf
nently noticeable. The progress Of her many
pupils-among whom Miss Mamie Noonan,
Miss Mary J. Callaghan and others hold high
positions Of honorable merit-bears ample tes-
timony to the good work Of Sister Josephine
and shows how general Is the regret at losing
her The rumor, currently circulated In the
parish, that there are some features Of injus-
tice under which she suffers intensifies the re-
gret that all must feel at her departure
National Republican., 1877-08-16
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.

There was nothing 0crurringsof uncommon
interest at the District government Office yes
terday, and few visitors called to obtain inter
views or information.
The District Commissioners arc devoting
their spare time to considering special i'm
provement-tax eases, which are rapidly multi
plying on their hands. The certificates of in
debtedness for improvements made on Penn
sylyania avenue will be issued as soon as they
can be got In readiness. When ready they
will be placed In the hands of the Secretary
of the Treasury, who will decide what course
to pursue in regard to them.
In reply to q communication from what Ia
known as the Manufacturing and Commercial
Committee of Baltimore, Nd, the District
Commissioners yesterday transmitted letter.
from Collector John +. Cook and Water Reg.
istrar Colonel Timothy Lubey in response to In.
quIies as to how those departments are run
Ia this District, and what are the taxes de.
mandcd by the respective bureaus for city
revenues.
1t has been decided to appoint one ovcrseer
in Georgetown aud three for the county, and
the District Commissioners are Overrun with
applicants for these four positions, Many oi
the same persons, aud this fact somewhat con
fuses the Commissioners in making up theil
minds rs to who the residents of the different
localities really want appointed. They have
decided to select no man ON account of per
sOnal or political endorsement but he must
come recommended by the taxpayers of the
locality in which the ovciseGr will 40 duty.
OF late numerous petitions and letters have
been received at the Commissioners ofic,
from persons residing both in the city AND
county, asking that repairs be made OF
certain streets and roads. The Commissioners
have been compelled to answer that, IN cons {,
quence Of the exhaustion OF the fund, they ar,
without any means to do the work asked, ant
National Republican., 1877-08-16
GRATEFUL EXCuRsIONIsTs.

About four hundred persons attended the
Lyccum Bureau excursion on the Mary Wash
ington last night, and on the return q meet
ing of the excursionists was held on the boat
Mr.. F, c. Cate presided, and Mr.. L. Holtz-
lander acted as secretary. The result Of the
meeting was the following resolutions:
Whereas the Lyceum Bureau, regularly char
tered company have inaugurated a system Of cX.
and afforded to the public many advantages here.
toiore not enjoyed by the quiet and respectable
portion Of the community; therefore,
Re.oitd, That we, a large delegation Of citizens
do heartily return thanks to the bureau for the
manner In which they conducted their excursion,
during the present season.
E,s0lrtd further. That we commend this bureau
to the confidence OF the general pnb,ic and pledge
ourselves tn render their future excursions sue.
cesShil and measurable
National Republican., 1877-08-16
THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS

The Board of Fire Commissioners held a
meeting last night Application was re-
ceived from W. ii. Warren. An invitation to
Chief Cronin from the mayor and chief of
Nashville, Tenn, to attend the fifth annual
convention of the National Association of Fire
Engineers, to be held in that city September
was read. Commissioner Reed stated that
Chief CTouin had withdrawn in favor Of Assist
ant Engineer Drew. A motion was passed re-
que.ting the Commissioners for leave of alb
sencc for fifteen days in order to attend the
convention. It was decided to send com.
munication to the District Commissioners, set
ting forth the necessity Of purchasing two new
hOiscs for the Georgetown engine. 1t was
also decided to instruct Superintendent Miles
TO Place . gong in Van Doren's watch store, on
Pennsylvania avenue, between Second and
Third gICCt southeast.
National Republican., 1877-08-16
KICKED TO DEATH.
THE RESULT OF ruE INQUEST IN THE CASE OF
THOMAS MASON.

ihE hitt Ivy fsi iN lhL NArE Vt
THOMAS MASON.
Coroner Patterson Yesterday held an inquest
ever the body OF Thomas Mason, who died
Tneslav ev"ring. as alleged, from the effects
"f injuries rec",~ed in fight with George
Gihsnp IN .Ia"kson alley last Saturday. There
were several witnesses Of the aiIray examined,
anil u appeared in their testimony that the
cause Of the diiicnlty was that Mason had
Likc1 0ihson's child, who had thrown stone
and struck him. The fight between the two
was desperate. Roth were downed several
times. Gibson used his feet freely and kicked
Mason in the stomach once, while the latter
was stonpinr. Officers KelluIn aud Black ar.
restc'l the two men. Gibson broke away, and
running to Mason kicked him again In the
abdomen before he could be secured
Dr. W. T.. Hudson, who attended Mason Sat
n'lay night, testified that he found him suf.
fr,ing from a severe rupture, and put on a
cnmprcSs. DIR. Hartigan, who made the post
n,n lem examination, testified that he fOund a
hrp" rupture on the right and small one on
the left side. The jury returned n verdict
that Mason came to his death from inflammation
or the peutorcun, superinduccd by a kick in
the abdomen by George Gibson, while engaged
in M aniay on the evening of August 10.
Gibson. who forfeited S. collateral in the Po-
lice Court Monday for engaging in an afiray,
las not since been arrested.
National Republican., 1877-08-16
ON RECORD.


PAPERS RELATING TO REAL EsTATE TRANsAC-
TIoNs FILLED.
The following papers relating TO real estate
transactions have been fled In the office Of
the recorder Of deeds:
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE
John 4. Thompson to IAner and Davis, for
So lot O. subdivision square 6l3 Charles Miller 10
James Holan trustee, to Pyles and MeNelly, for
$40, part Of lot q. square T7. J. II. stinchcomb
to John Jordan for siEO lot u, subdivision of Mt
Pleasant. John II, stinchcomb TO John Jordan, for
$50. lots i6 and H. block Q, In Todd and Browns
subdivision Of Stones Farm. L. B. Allen tn Z. A.
Mcqueen trustee, for q, 800 lot 2, square 10. An
hony Hyde to O. W Riggs, for slo5ob, part Of lots
James Cook To Mary Driscoll for s65 lots a. 65 66
and 81, in Wright and Cox's subdivision Of Pleasant
Plains.
DEEDS or TRUST
NJ. Bruehl to George Bauer and John Watterquin,
TO secure Conrad schafer $4,000, lots @ and II, In
subdivision of lot l. square 2j7. Ludwig Freund to
Julius scherr and p. 4. Selhausen, trustees to Sc
ME f. Duyall to b. G, Warner and l., NJ. saunders,
to secure j. p Hawes si00 lot ls5, Prather's subd.
vision Of Mount Pleasant Nathan sprague to
Lewis II. Douglass, to secure Frederick Douglas sr
$500, part Of lot 3, block Q, subdivision 0f Berry
farm. G. A. McEuen, trustee, To William Helmick.
trustee, to secure II. q. Alderman $3.50 lot square
i0
b H. Warner and Z. Z. Prentiss to Theodore N.
son to Theodore N. GIL, lot 25, square li0. c. T.
Fraser to b. Curren, lot 20, square vs. W. b. Todd,
jr, trustee, to j. H. Bridget part OF lots and 10,
square 25G.
National Republican., 1877-08-16
TAKING THE LAST VOWS.

There were very solemn and interesting
ceremonies yesterday morning about 8 o'clock
ai Triuity CathOlic) church, Georgetown, the
OCCASION being the taking of the last vows by
members OF the Society of Jesus. The follow
ing were candidates. Rev. Father Fitzpatrick,
Of Boston: J.W. Doonan, Charleston, s. c.; ID.
A. McGirk, Philadelphia; J. A. Maitrugues; j..
J. Ryon, Of Georgetown college; A. Rosy,
Philadelphia: c. Rolino and Brother L. Guth-
ing. The church was crowded with visitors,
who witnessed the ceremonies. Rev. Robert
Brady, Of Baltimore, provincial Of the Society
of Jesus Oihciatcd
National Republican., 1877-08-16

ONE DoILAR.-obtain Or. Hartlcy's great remedy
for Catarrh. druggists have II.
Leit-ofr clothing watches, pistols &c. bought at
Herzog's, gl5 d street Orders attended TO.
All kinds of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at Murrays, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
THE finest New York butter In the city; also,
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Western but.
ter at Spicers butter store, southwest corner Of
Ninth and i streets Fine cheese at less than Bal
timore prices. No impossibilities advertised, but
prices as low as the lowest Call and be con.
vinpad
National Republican., 1877-08-16
THE COURTS.
PRoBATE COURT.
Before Uerister webster

PRoBATE COURT.
Before Register Webster.
The last will and testament Of James Adams.
deceased, was filed yesterday. One Of the execu.
probate Of said will filed and admitted to probate;
chas A. Jones, sole executor, qualified, and gave
@ Seceased i'll Of debts due he 81 estate retired by one
q the executors, IN rs estate Of A. q HildeIbrand
by the Administrator.
SUITS ENTERED.
THE CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
Samuel Barth vs. Thomas Adams, on note. W. J.
al. VS.. E r Bowen, on notes, W. J. Miller attorney
for plaintiff Johnson Bro. VS.. 8. ": Robinson,
s ncy for The f pisintff H. Browning Middleton Us
J; b. Archer Ct al. on note L. g: Hine attorney for
'GRn ane w si,efney sfns5 70 cr pain soSs
torney for plaintiff. c. Ccminshaw. vs.. Brown
nes fop psn, oo Sorihera S % Liberty Market Conn Conn
pany VS. John II. CARL & Co, for stall rent Nessrs
Elliott Elliott attorneys for plaintiff; Northern
Edmund Brooke, for stall rent Elliott & Elliott at
torneys for plaintiff A. Burwel VS.. Geo. Taylor,
for piainiifi ", s. Crown vs. 4. . Keller. on note,
W. q. Newton attorney for plaintiff G. N. Hodges
vs. John for sase rSn oa s Me Rr
attorney for plaintiff Marguerite Malczieux vs.
and Gordon attorneys for plaintiff samuel c. Nc
Donald VS.. Childs 4 Co., on note, X. r. Perry at
torney for plaintiff. Main 4 Marsh vs. Mary Nc.
Aleer, on account ". J. Newton attorney for plain.
tif
THE EQUITY COURT DOCKET.
Gilbert simpson, Va. VIM. W. Boarman, admins.
TRAITOR ct AL creditors bill, L. q. Hne attorney for
plaintiff Joseph Gawlcr vs.. J. L. Hoye ct AL sub
stltution Of trustee Messrs. Edwards and Barnard
attorneys for plaintiff.
CHEvioT suits at ss,
National Republican., 1877-08-16
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
RY ID IL MaIneI

By ID. H. Warner:
Al D. IN, valuable improved real estate, on r
street, between Seventeenth street and New Hamp-
shire avenue northwest
Al 6 30 p. m, valuable improySd real estate on
Twentieth street, between and streets noith-
west
BY Thomas Bowling:
Al II a, m, ffteen hundred singing canaries,
thrushes and black birds.
National Republican., 1877-08-16

FROM The UhIcaRO TTTbnnei
Grim visaged war has smootbed bis wrink-
led front; white winged peace smiles upon the
land, and ue-JeanA WINS son-in laws cattle arc
allowed to pass the railroads without letter
10 the strikers from the Governor Of Injinanny.
National Republican., 1877-08-16
pFEDs OF TRUST,
ASTHMA.

II Is useles To describe the tortures Of spasmodic
asthma. Those who have suffered from It's dis
tressing parox xysms know what II is. Jonas Whit
combs remedy has never failed TO AFFORD imme-
diate relief
National Republican., 1877-08-16
The SMEEPsrAkE Race.

Attention Is called to the great race at Bright.
4 wood Park to-day for the benefit OF Chris Hopper
: II promises 70 be unusually interestinx.
National Republican., 1877-08-16
DAWN OF PEACE INDIANA.

MEMS fne pants Of broken suits att2.
EIsENAs BROS, corner Seventh and T.
National Republican., 1877-08-16
Coon ADVICE.

Now Is the time Of year for pneumonia lung
fever, &c. Every family should have a bottle oi
Boschee's German Syrup Don't allow for one mo-
ment that cough TO take hold Of your child, your
monia Group, hemorrhages and other fatal diseases
may set In Although II Is true German Syrup Is
curing thousands Of these dreadful diseases yet II
Is much better to have Il at hand when three doses
will cure you. One bottle will last your whole
family winter and keep you safe from danger
II you are consumptive do not rest until you have
tried this remedy. Sample bottles, 10 cents Regu-
lar size, I5 cents. Sold by your druggist. Charles
Stott & Co., wholesale agents.
National Republican., 1877-08-16
CITY ITEMS.

WHITE vests reduced to SIPS.
EIsENAS Bios, corner Seventh and E.
National Republican., 1877-08-16
BRADy's.

The historical portraits Of distinguished repre-
sentative men, lntely on exhibition at the Cenien-
nial Exhibition at Philadelphia are now ready for
the inspection OF the public at "Brady's National
lection embraces the eminent men Of America. In
addition TO the medals received In New York for
many years, and In London in 1857, Is awarded he
hghSa a,rdrd medal at the Centennial Exposition In
Philadelphia 1876.
BOYS pants and jackets Of broken suits at hall
National Republican., 1877-08-16

THAT TORMENT OF BABYHOOD SOUR
pign and popular Carminative and aid to digestion
MMk OF Magliesin- lylh
National Republican., 1877-08-16
OuIRK's IRISH TEA.

This popular remedy for dyspepsia, billousnes
sick headache sour stomach, vertigo, constipation
and all diseases arising from dsordered stomach
OF liver Is sold by all druggists IS cents per pack
agc-making quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1877-08-16
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
INDICATIONS.
READINGS YoR YEsTLRpAy.

Northeast 10 southeast wia''s, rising barometer,
s,sd cooler or partly cloudy redther.
National Republican., 1877-08-16
T A KY Ro o Fs.

TEA KY R o Fs.
LEAKY ROOFS made thoroughly waier-tIsht both
as to rain and snowwater; DAMP WALLS also made
dry, by thoroughly applying lRoN-CI.AD PAINT
and dIRoS.cLAD cEstENT.
II has been used by Mr.. Ia. Clark. architect United
States Capitol, upon the public buidlnss for eight
wears. and is pronounced by him to be the best and
most durable paint In the world II Is also used by
National Republican., 1877-08-16
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAHELERY GUIDE.
NJEw YORK. HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL
IN STEAMSHIP LINE
FOR HAVANA DiRECf.
CITY OF HAVANA, phillips,
CITY OF VERA CRUZ, Deaken.
CITY OF NEW YORK, Zimmerman
-, FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS.
CITY OF HAVANA. PHILLIPS
gust u for Vera Cruz aud all the above ports
For freight or passage apply TO -
EALEXANDRE n SONS,
lyle a aud - broadway
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BkEMEN.
Company! pier, foot OF Second sire, ilosoken.
WISER. ODER.
Rates Of paasaEe from New York to southampton,
FRS, cabin, 600. soii W second cabin, ,oo gold
sieerage, 40, currency.
Return tickets At reduced rates. Prepaid stesrass
certificates, ~, currency.
jyis oELRfSi}3 CO., . Bowling green.
NATIONAL IINE-PIERs NOS. ~ AND 81, N
0REEliE.
FOR oyEENsTowN AND LIVERPOOL
QUEEN FAX
Cabin and steeraSe Passage and Drans from a up
ard Issued At very low rates
wtompanys ONCE, % Broadway.
lys =: w q HURST. Manassr:
National Republican., 1877-08-16
CBRrsTADoRO's HAIR DYE

Is the safst and the best Il instantaneous In It's
action, and u produces the most natural shades OF
black brown does not stain the skin and Is easily
applied II Is u standard preparation, and a favorte
upon every wellappointed toilet for lady gentle
man. For sale by al druggists and halrdressers
JOSEPH CHRtSTADORO,
Proprietor. T. o. Boz 2ii1, New York
National Republican., 1877-08-16
rEErn RUINED nY NEGLE

TEETH RUINED BY NhsLECT
cannot be restored Young people remember this
Use daily Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powde
Il will preserve your teeth from decay, and kee
them sound, clean and white through lifc % an
20 cents per bottle Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1877-08-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

EisENAN Bros, corner Seventh and E.
National Republican., 1877-08-16
IupICIous ECONOMY.

a now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside you
soiled gloves, but renoyate them with Jouvcn's In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. II will cleanse then
thoroughly easily and quickly. Sold at drug an,
fancy stores. % cents per bottle
National Republican., 1877-08-16

> GREEN MOUNTAIN
Eminent physicians and druggists pronounce this
ns ss ssS, s,ss
Ing and eauasiig The circlsiion Of The blood ii Is
purely vegetable eompound and needs but trial e
% Sprssss psp"i % os ) Ra"GoipS sisc, Ssssm:ns Por
TEo's'ilit II, 4: atSfsST Esi,tEP 4 ssy;s''' &C.,,
Jyi6em 70 and u Randoph street, Chicago.
A PoLLINARIs NATURAL MINERALwATER
HIGHLY EFFERvEscENT.
DIR. LEWIS A. sAYRE "a Delightful Beverage
DIR. wM. A. HAMMOND, Ear superior to vIchy,
Seltzer, or any other"
DR. Alfred I. LOOMS. Most grateful and re.
ffeshing."
DIR. r.. OGDEN ponEMUs. Absolutely pure and
ariiiicialiy aersied waters"
PROF wANKLYN, London, England. "Impres.
mated only with Its own gas"
DR. Z ssIs r y rEAsLEE Useful and very agree
DIR. AUSTIN FLINT, DR +. N OTIS. "Heal,hfi,
s,e sea ws .e..e .s!ed TOT Dyspepsia and cases OF
DIR. JAMES n. WOOD. "Mldly antacid: agrees well
with dyspeptics, and where there is . equity
DR. FoRDYCE BARKER; by far the most agree.
able, alone or mixed with wine, useful la Ca
tarrlis OF stomach, or Bladder and In Gout"
DR. J. MARION SIMS. mot only luxury, but a
necessity"
To be had OF all Wine Merchants. Groccrs, Drug.
gtsts and Mineral Water Dealers Throughout the Uni
ted Stater and wholesale OF
FRED'K DE barry a CO.,
jy1s Il and n Warren street. New York.
PoroLIo
Is far superior 10 any medicine ever offered the pub
lie,
No I Is q positive cure for kidney and liver com
plants and Kindred diseases, such as sick headache,
chills and fever, &C
Popoiio no . Is powerful yitalizing tonic and an
effective remedy for bronchitis, asthma, pulmonary
drsea.cs. and debility Price d per bottle For n!e
by ali druggists spttf-
National Republican., 1877-08-16
Evrpy prpsos's Ham

needs occasionally some oleagenous application
prevents its becoming dry and harsh. Thompson
fomade Optime Ia specially suitable; II keeps Il
hair son and glossy, and imparts to II strength ar
vitality 2o and 80 cents per bottle. Sold by {
druggists.