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National Republican., 1877-12-15
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CITY NOTES.

--Roosc sends New York papers in advance.
S. NJ. Baldwin, 92o F street, sends us the
Banner " Light
Happy the man who never to himself
Bath said, !" This is my lone, my only centl'
The chariots are doing first-class busi-
nes,: They have almost the exclusive patronage of
Mr.. Edwin Keene, the noted test medium,
will have seance at sheldons Academy to-mor.
row night
-Paper-bag making at the Labor Exchange
till progresses finely. The hands employed are
fast becoming expert.
-Ths young ladies of the Immaculate
conceptan school will give a musical entertain
ment on Thursday the 9Th instant
The stand on the side of Moses store, cor.
nsr Seventh IS street and Market M space makes itself
The Avenue presents most festive appear
hdewalks arc crowded with ladies and children.
Tho Liberal League Of this District have
ordered nom Mr.. CLARK Mills bust Of Robsrt @.
lngersoll as a companion to one OF Thomas Paine.
MARBLES and "boncs" now claim the
youthful. Sttention. Tops como next and then
Mere will I've lull preparatory to kites and balls.
Last evening brick cart oollided with
Shs S,oss,y Ssy, wagon Of D. ksyworth :. he cor
the right hind wheel.
The fsg on the boat house Of the Analos-
tan Boat Club was displayed Yesterday athalf mast
OUT OF resptct the late Col. TlnOthy LuDey
who was 4 member Of the club.
During the heavy wind storm carly yes
tsrday morning the end wall Of new brick build.
ing on street, between Twentieth and Twenty
500.
Taylor Fry, alias Thunder" colored,
snatched pocket book, containing $3.50, from the
pocket of Mrs, wixom, on Ninth street between
noon. He was hoty pursued by a large crowd
and captured by Oficer German, who ran out o
day.
1t is said that the old Armory building
situated In Armory Square, corner Of Maine
avenue and sixth street, contains enough curiosi
ties TO I'LL building as large the Patent Office
These uriositles were presented to the United
States by he different commissioners Of foreign
affairs a. the Centennial and for want Of room
plaoo.
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A Course Of Interesting Lectures.

After q good deal Of exertion. tho pastor Of
the Foundry Church has succeeded In arranging
for Of lectures to be delivered by the gen
tlemsn named below, TO aid In liqudating the
church debt. The course will begin In January.
and continue weekly for ton weeks The lecturers
and their subject sas far as selected are follows
Commissioner Bryan, Home and at Home = Con.
gresham Martin I. Townsend, "rhe Phenicians;''
Deceased American Statesmen !" Rev. DIR. Warren
OF Philadelphia, Forces In Sunbeam; :
Prof Harkress, Of the Naval Observatory,
IAN Evening at the Observatory" Rev
DR.. Gibson, Of baltimore, subject not announced
Prof Newcomb, OF the Naval Observatory. An
Client Astronomy y Major Powell, "The Philosophy
Of the North American lndlnns;, Assistant secrs
tary OF the Interior Alonzo Bell Human Posi-
bilites;" Representative Blair, Of New Hampshire
subject not selected. The committee unsuccess
fully tried 10 secure number Of other prominon
men To take part In the services, including Score
tary Schurz, Senator Conkling, Secretary Eyarts
Henry Ward Beeoher Senator voorhees,, Senator
Lamar, and Gen. Benjamin y. Butler
National Republican., 1877-12-15
The Supreme Court of the United states.

The supreme Court of the United States.
FRIDAY. December II, 1877.
On motion Of Mr.. r. T. Merrick, Warren Q. Stone
esq, Of Washington. D. G., was admitted to prac
tice.
On motion Of Mr.. Assistant Attorney General
Smith, Austin @. Fox, esq, Of Now York City, wa,
admitted to practice
On motion Of Mr.. F. Hereford, Robert s. Brown
esq, OF Rayenswood, W. Va, was admitted to prac
tlce.
No. 1875. The Union Mutual Life Insurance Co.
plaintiff In error, vs.. Daniel A. Mowry. Argument
continued by Mr. J. J. Storrow for defendant IN err
ror aud concluded by Mr. b. T. Thuston for plain
tin in error.
No, 1855, substituted for 1879 Pedro Chaboya ei
al, plaintiffs In error, vs.. David Umbarger ct al
Argued by Mr.. s. o. Houghton for plaintiffs IN err
rof, and by Mr.. william Matthews for defendants
In error.
No. iss. The Tenth National Bank Of New York
ct al., appellants, VS.. Richard warren and other as
signees. Argument commenced by Mr.. A. ]. Van
derpod for appellants,
Adjourned duntil Monday at twelve o'clock
National Republican., 1877-12-15

Last evening the residence of Mr.. A. Strauss,
No 2l6 d street northwest was the scene OF very
pleasant affair 1t being the thirteenth anniversary
Of Miss Hattie straus birthday. a number Of her
friends called upon her 10 tender their conyratula.
She was tie recipient OF many handsome presents
which were displayed for the inspection Of hei
were passed around, and at eleven o'clock good
night was said, and the visitors departed, highly
delighted with their evenings pleasure. Among
those present were the Misses Lens, Strasburger
Heidenhelmer, Webster, Adler. Blout, Newmeyer
0ppenheimer, NOrdlingeI, and Lansburg. III,
gentlemen comprised the following: Messrs
Adler. King. Samstag, Herman, Hanlein Sick 10
LAnsburg And NordlInRer
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rsCnrLpnrs's ovsroost., at $50. F,,rxAS,
A Youthful ForRer.

Yesterday morning soon after tho adjourn
ment Of the Police Court, Mr.. George Combs pro-
cured warrant for the arrest Of youth named
Philip oroen, aged nineteen years, charging him
with forgery Green, who formerly drove Senator
Morton's carriage, has been employed at Mr.. Combs
residence, on Tenth street. for soino time past but
about q week ago was dismissed. As he was pretty
well acquainted In the neigh borhood he concluded
10 use Mr.. Combs name for the purpose Of obtain
ing money, clothing and other articles. With this
end In view he signed his former employers name
store Of W. II. Daw, corner Tenth and L streets,
the bakery Of J. y. seitz, on New York avenue,
neaI lentn m,a,, h,esT ana 70 'Ghn Iynah giqeer,
was thought amiks, and Green readily secured
whatever articles the notes called for. These
transactions came to Mr.. Combs ears and no in
stiuted inquiries, which resulted In his obtaining
a warrant for the arrest Of Green on the charge
mentioned. Tns case will be tried In tho Police
Ceurt this morning.
National Republican., 1877-12-15
The President,s silver wedding,

/, The twenty fifth anniversary of the wedding
day of President and Mrs Hayes will be celebrated
on the Goth inst, and the event will be novel one
at the Executive Mansion. A party, to be as pri-
vste as possible, will be given in the evening, the
chief guests TO be those who witnessed the mar.
riage twenty. five years ago The silver wedding OF
a President has never been celebrated in the
Executive Mansion. It's reported that Mrs. Hayes
has ordered new dress from WoIths to wear on
this very interesting occasion.
National Republican., 1877-12-15
NEW IDYERTIsEMENTs.

yegetine.
Atlantic Monthly for January.
q. r. schafer, merchant tailor.
Enlistment of boys.for the navy.
spirituslist seance-Sheldon's Hall.
Universalist services-Talmsdgc Hall.
I New York Comblnation-opera-H House.
Miss Louise Pomeroy-National Theatre.
Slot 4 Cromwell-Champion Spring Water.
lperoms +. johnson Co., grocsrs, Masonic Tenn.
pie.
Books and fancy stationcry-Purcolls,4 AZ Ninth
street.
Unitarian services-New Chapel, Fourteenth and
L streets northwest.
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THE ATLANTIC FOR 1873

IT,, Snd ". B. Howeisy stfoRr isP sfbRiEsSy " n
hidrlch, lose Terry Cooke Constance y, Woelson, =
WIFE Forest and other kivorite writer's SKETCIIf3
AND ESSAYS by Marx Twain and Charles Dudlel
warnsIi, DEsCRIprIONs OF FOREIGN LIf4
AND TRAVTL by w. w, story. r. IL Aldrlch, As4
O E Nortoni STUDIES FROM FRENCH. DER
MAN AND ENGLISH DOOKS, by He ry James, Jr.,
w. y. Howelis, Harriet w. Preston. ind others;
POEMS by Whittier, I.ongnllow, and II lmes; mat
tiers Of All I ST1C AND MUSICAL I'M ERE Vt the
popular CONTRIBUTORS CLUn
TERMS OF THE ATLANTIc-sirg'e numbers rs
cents Yearly subscription, e. postage free; with life
size portrait OF Whittier, Bryant Loi grrl ov Is
with Two porir ats, 60; with Nj three portraits, w.
SPEt1ALU November and december
numbers OF THE ATLANTIC, containing TO ms by
Wht!ier and tcngiellow, and the tanmencrmcnt Of
MrBishOps new rial story ,Demold. will W aled
free 10 ali new subscriber, to THE ATT ANTI fog
1875 who remit their subso ptons To the luJls
Remiltances by mail should be sent hy u money
order drnft on New York or Boston, esterrd let
ter 10 u. o. HOUGHTON n CO., Riverside Pres.
Cambridge, Mas. -
49,, n. q HousHToN 4 Co Eo,,en.
National Republican., 1877-12-15
Another shopiiftsr Comes to Grief

NHotHer shUp1frter Curies 20 Urfsr.
Yesterday morning q man in the employ of
Adam Gsddis, corner Of Eleventh and NJ streets
southeast noticed colored boy hanging around
tho front portion Of the store and acting in susp
cious manner. and concluded to watch him. In
few moments he was rewarded for his patience by
seeing the boy grab two fine whitewslh brushes
valued at 81 25 and start on with them. He pur
run him down. Oficer Clements took charge Of
him at this point and escorted him to the station,
where he gave his name as William Harris. He
will interview Judge Smell this morning.
National Republican., 1877-12-15
Minor District Notes.

R. b. Washington, ESQ.,. 10 behalf Of certain
propcrtyholdsrs protested against the using Of the
Unitarian Church asa Police Court and desires the
Commissioners TO suspend work until Q memorial
can be filed.
The Commissioners have not yet decided on the
Water Registrar appointment Among the appli-
cants for the position are Thomas L. Tulloch Mai.
J.V. w. Vandenburg, Thomas @. Cox, John C. Cox,
Robert Ball, William Dickson, George A. Croswell
Chauncey II. Snow, George A. Bohrer, y. NJ. Chaplin,
X. II. Ryan and Mr.. Church, OF the Water Regis.
traps ONCE.
National Republican., 1877-12-15

At The annual Communication Of New
Jerusalem Lodge, No. Q. F.A.A. NJ, the following
officers were elected 10 serve for the ensuing
Masonic year A. W. Kelly, W. NJ; David Gibson.
8. W.; W. @. Henderson, J. w.; W. Hunh, secre-
tsry; X. v. Goldman. treasurer William Heating.
tyler.
Felix Lodge, No. s. F. A. A. NJ, has elected and
year: Addison Clayton, W. NJ: James W. Bennett
s. "; Lewis Wayne, J. w.; John H. Brooks, treas.
Hunt, tyler; J. 8. smothers, chaplain.
National Republican., 1877-12-15
IHAvE FOUND
THE RIGHT MEDICINE.
BosroN, MAss-

BOSTON, MAss-
Mr, H. n. Setyns
DEAR sRi-My only object In glviny you this testi-
monia Is to sp cad valuable inform alton. Having
been badly afflicted with Sat Rhepm, and the whole
surface of my skin hcng covered with plmples pnd
eruptions, many Of which caused me great pain and
nnnoyRnce, aud knowing II to be blood disease. 1
took many of the advertised blood preparations,
out obtai Ing any benefit until commenced taking
tue yEsETirH; and before had completed the first
sequently followed on with II until had taken
aud my skin Is smooth and entirely free from PIN.
pies and eruptions have never enjoyed 80 good
health before, and attribute It all to the use Of
TINE. To benefit those afflicted with rheumatism, I
Will make mention also OF the VEoETiSE's wonder.
ful power Of curing Of this acute complaint, OF
@. n. TUCKER,
Pass Ag't Mich. c. r. r.,
No. 90 Washington street, Boston.
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$3.50 ~ S's listers. ETsEaAs Bros, 7th and Z.
Y. M. q. A. Items.

The usual Sunday afternoon services will
be held In Lincoln Hall Addresses will be delivered
BY Mr. Fen Holman and others. Young men are
particularly invited.
The raise service last evening was largely at
ended, as was also the usual Friday evening
tocial. The singing was under the leadership Of
Mr.. Burlow. In the parlor, social, humorous and
pathetic readings Were given by Miss Mitchell and
vocal music by Miss Hopkins. Beautiful decora.
tons 'fevergreens and autumn leaves made the
room very attractive.
THIS evening the meeting from slx to seven
o'clock will be devoted TO the consideration OF the
Sunday school lesson, and teachers and supern-
tendents will doubtless attend In large numbers.
The association workers are organizing q largo
chorus choir for assistance IL the singing In the
Lincoln Hall Sunday meetings. The rehearsal Is
" DO held this evening al seven O'Clock.
National Republican., 1877-12-15
The New England society,

held its annual meeting last night at the Of.
Ace Of the secretary, 93I street After the tran.
saction Of other business the following officers were
Hnel vio".presidents, A. q. Spaulding. Me-; Mat.
thew q. Emery, N: r.; J. G. smith, VI; C, +, Her
ring Mass. 4. 7. Brltton. X. l.; A. Chester Conn;
secre tary, Silns BoyCe treasurer, II. NJ. Baker;
bnau oial secretary, George B. Coburn; executive
committee, J. ". Babson, W. H. Whitney, ". o.
Douglass =, X. France, II. II. Tillcy, and j. W,
Roberts The board OF officers were instructed 10
determine in what Forcfathers bay shall be cele-
bTated, aud 10 make the necessary arrangements,
National Republican., 1877-12-15
PROOF.
WHAT IS NEEDED.
BosroN, Feb 10, 1871.

BosroN, Feb H. 1871.
Mr.. III n. Serenr
DEAR SiR;-About one year since found myself In
q feeble condt on n ON general debility yraETISF
was sti ioIgly recommended to ne ly friend who
had been much benented by It's use. 1 procured the
article and after using several bottles was restored
TO hra IT, and discontinued It's USE icel quite conf.
dent that ere medicine superior 10 IL for those
comp ainis Tor which II Ia eHyeially prepared and
they need soniething TO restore them to perfect
u L. PETTINGILL
Firm Of g. NJ. Pettingil a Co., 10 State street. Boston
National Republican., 1877-12-15
To-Day or Never,

As announced in another column, to-day IL
the last day to avail of the ten per cent discount off
the elegant stock Of fancy goods now in the store
of Messrs. Solomons & Chapman, OIL Pennsylvan q
avenue. and we have no doubt the exodus of pro-
posed presents for the coming holidays will be cor
respondingly large.
National Republican., 1877-12-15
Gsttin1 NIurrisd.

Marriage licenses have been issued as fol-
lows Henry simms and susannah Queen; Will
liam T. Higgs and Mary A, Laughlin; NJ. A. sher-
wood and Pinkie Hurdle; @. W. Pearson and Kate
E. Edmunston; r. II. Ford and Mary .McCsn
Albert Settle and Martha Gurley; william Randall
and Julia Coleman; James Franklin and Fanny
Ross,
National Republican., 1877-12-15
In THE COURTS.
BUSINESS TRANSACTED YESTERDAY
BEFORE THE TRIBUNALS.

Supreme Court Of the United states-The
Cephas Jones Jury Disagree and Are Dis
chargcd-Judge Humphreys Makes An
other Jury Agree by Finding . Verdict
Himseif-other Events at The City Hall
Yesterday.
National Republican., 1877-12-15
Glorious News.

Having purchased the entire stock Of an I'm
porter Of fancy goods, we are enabled to offer
greater bargains than have before been offered
In useful fancy goodsof ali kinds, suitable for bol
day presents Call and make your purchases be-
fore the rush begins. RAfF BRos.,
526 Seventh street northwest
National Republican., 1877-12-15
Merchants and Others

desiring Dodgers and and other kinds of print.
ing for the holiday trade would do well TO give our
Job Once q call, We have the most complete es-
tablshment In the city and do the best work al the
most reasonable rates
National Republican., 1877-12-15
Madame l., y, Jennnerett

Has Just arrived with several cases Of the hand
soonest French bonnets and dresses ever exhibited
In this country. WIN remain for few days only.
Show rooms 52l Thirteenth street, between street
aud Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-15
Champion mineral Spring water.

As will be seen by reference to the adver-
tIsement columns arrangements have been made
to supply washingtonians with this famous water,
from the Spoutlng Spring, Saratoga, which is &C.
knowle edged the best Of ALL and Its medicinal
properties are such that the people who know its
worth will welcome the tidings that thoy can have
Il hereafter within easy reach.
National Republican., 1877-12-15
Our job Printing Omos
Now style slippers.

Is prepared to do all kinds OF work in tho best
style Of the art on tho shortest possible notice, and
nj chcnp prices.
National Republican., 1877-12-15
Services Tomorrow.

Very interesting meetings Of the Young
Peoples Association are held Sunday evenings, at
5:45 o'clock in the Hsmline Church, corner OF Ninth
and p streets The exercises are conducted by
Major II. A. Hall. and Mr. George Bancroft leads
the music.
The Rev. DR.. Gray will preach on Sunday morn.
ing at the North Baptist Church Fourteenth street,
near r. His subject will be Forgiveness"
At the Congregational Church, corner Of q and
Tenth streets, Rev. DR.. Rankin will preach at the
usual hour both morning and evening. Tho subject
Of his morning discourse will be. Give US this Night
our Daily Broad" In the evening q song service
will be held, from Prof Bischon's new book, "Crys'
tai Songs."
BoYS ovorsaoks md Ulsters, from u up.
NOAH WALKER d Co.,
62b PennsylxaniA Ayenuo
National Republican., 1877-12-15
Now Is the Time

for merchants to distribute dodgers, hand bills,
posters etc. and we would call their attention to
the fact that we have the most complete job Office
in tho city and do the best work AZ tho cheapest
prices.
National Republican., 1877-12-15
what shaiIIG GiyeY

The above question is best answered by OK
amInlng the stock Of holiday boots, shoes and
slippers, at II. l. strasburgers, 800 and SoS Seventh
street
National Republican., 1877-12-15

arsT's Dressing Robes; few more lefl at
NOAH WALKER q Co.'S
625 Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1877-12-15
Special.

It. $. Gartroll Is closing out broken lots oI
ladies' and gents boots and shoes at greatly 70
duced prices. 900 Seventh street, corner oil.
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Indications.

For New England, the Middle States, and The
Iouer Lake region falling barometer, southwest 10
southeast ,rinds generally rdrmer clear aud partly
cloudy pcather are probable rih possibly occasional
light rains or mou from first 10 last district.
National Republican., 1877-12-15

PRIGo's jewery store received some beautiful
stylos Ia chlldren's ewelry bracelets chains rings
lookets earrings and sets. No. i57 Pennsylvania
avenue, near Four-and.a.ha half street
National Republican., 1877-12-15

The largest and best assorted stock of ladies'
ene slippers can be found at 7. S. Gsrtrells. 800
Beyenth street. corner !. Prices very cheap.
National Republican., 1877-12-15

The grandest results ever known from a medi.
cine Is 10 the credit OF Dnrang's Rheumatic Rem,
sdy positive oure for rheumatlsmih IN all It's forms
Sold all over tho United States.
National Republican., 1877-12-15
Real Estato Transfers.

J. NJ. Latta to Allen V. Reed, for $500, lot
80, square Ai. s. G. Davidson. trustee to James
Goddard, for A75, paris Of lots us and ll6, Bells
addition To Georgetown. W. p. Dunwoody and J..
G, Wilson, trustees. To Seth W, Clark and Fred W.
S5S J. s. Edmunds and ]. @. Kimball, trustees,
and W, r. Allyn 10 Maria d. Smith, for a,Iis,H,
lot lG, gquaIv ~.
National Republican., 1877-12-15

YouS0 MEMS Frock suiu, from $40 up.
NOAH WALKER & Co..
ea6 PennsylvAnia avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-15

ONE visit 70 DR.. Hartley insurss instant rolief for
catarrh. No exorbitAnt feYs In advance. Resi-
Left-o6 clothing watches, pistols, &C., bought 1t
HerzoGs, sl5 ID street. Orden attended TO.
National Republican., 1877-12-15
FANCY plaid Uls,crs. EsExAs's, 7th and K.

A SPLENDID assotment OF holiday goods schelle
Stevens National Hotel Drug Store. Prices yer!
low.
National Republican., 1877-12-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
January Atlantic.
VOW READY AND ron SALE EvEnYwHkRn
A BRILLIANT NUMBER.

wHITTIER's roEM, "The Seeking 'ofthe watesS
x SOUTH CARoLINIAN on "The Result In soush
IoNGFELLoW's POEM, Sf6s Leap Of Rou,hAa
Eex"
MARK TwAIN's Bermuda Notes, concluded
DIR HOLMES POEM, "My Ayiary."
o,ct.A StmAyELEs ysI. DUDLEY WARNER on The Adiro"-
". ii, HowELLs biographical sketch Of f"Edward
Ola Renee GoRDoNs story OF "The Gentle Fire
Henry JAMES. Jn.'s account ora Little Tour
W q. BISHOPS new serial romance, "D,tmold.-
WE APrHoRP on "An Episode In the Lie ofsn
ARR Hgn sEAhLE on mars ns n NeIghbor"
OPEN LETTERS FROM NEW YORK l., discrss-
Ing artistic, socaland literary matters the metrop
THE CONTRIBUTORS CLUB, bright and olever.
RECENT LITEHATUREior tho holidays uarefuiB
reviewed.
National Republican., 1877-12-15
English Toe Walking Shoes

Are the latest at II. L. strasburser's, 3O6 and
ts Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-12-15
PLACES OF WORSHIP.

Location Of Churches, Name Of Pastor, and
Hours Of Religious Exercises.
The morning services in all the churches
begin at eleven O'Clock, vespen In Roman Catholic
Churches at four p. m. and evsning services are
held In the churches generally at T:50 o'clock.
The following list Of the moro prominent places
OF worship I'm the District
National Republican., 1877-12-15
FANCY Fall Ulsters. EBkAAs BRoa, fth and
GEORGE7OHN NEWS.

RIVER FRONT.
Olearsd.-Schooner Father and Sons Yoxwsll.
Nofiolk, with fertilizer.
PORf.
Ckared.-steamer John Gibson, MazlnEo, New
York, with merchandise 10 New York merohants
GRAIN ARRIvALs.
by raa-100 bushels OF wheat to c. N. Talbot
800 bushels to K D. Hartley, and 400 bushels to j. O.
d J. N. Waterr.
GEORGETOWN PARAoRAPHs.
q. Lumlev, England; T. Chapel, Madison, Wis;
and W: Flint philadelphia Pa, have rooms 't the
Men were engaged yesterday in clearing away
the old rubbish, such as old woodwork used In
connection with the machinery and old worn out
machinery at the Welch Bros mills. II was
given 10 those who chose to take 1t away for fire.
AS was predicted by a number Of merchants and
other business men OF Georgetown, the water wai
not turned In the Georgetown level OF the canal
yesterday. II Is now positively asserted BY the
canal officials that 1t will be turned on Sunday
evening, In order that the mills may comInoncs
running Sunday night at twelve o'clock. This de-
lay was occasioned by the desire Of the CANA
company to clean the bars at College Pond, Fnz
xell's Red Gate lane, and the Little Arch Bar.
The "Aimee" slipper.
Very elegant, at II. L. strasburger's, 500 and
2ns Aavenfh strset
National Republican., 1877-12-15

Amusements Tonight.
NATIONAL TmiArRE.-Louiss Pomeroy.
THEATRE CoNIoUE.-Female Minstrels.
TALLAADGE HALL--strasburg Clock.
OPERA. A.HoUsE.-Haverly's Minstrels.
National Republican., 1877-12-15
VEGETINE

Is now prescribed IN cases ofscrohiia and other I
eases Of the blood, by many OF tho best physIcin
owing to s great success IL curing all diseases OF
nature.
National Republican., 1877-12-15

THE ATLANTIC iifssxe portrait Of
JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER
sold to all subscribers and purchasers for q.
National Republican., 1877-12-15

Fur Beaver oyersacks. %.
NOAH WALKER & Co.,
625 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Sixth and Seventh Streets
National Republican., 1877-12-15
A Handsome Christmas Present-Ulsters for
Boys and Children.

This very useful garment still retains its
popularity. We have taken great pains to have
our ulsters and Van Dykes present graceful and
becoming appearance.
b. RoBIssoN& q Co.,
The Boys Clothiers 900 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-15
VEGETINE

Was looked upon as experiment for rome time hy
some OF our best physicians but those most incredu-
lous In rtgard 10 It's merit are now Its ardent
| frendJ and supportefa
National Republican., 1877-12-15

Give tho Republican Job once
A call when in need of job printing of an,
National Republican., 1877-12-15
TuoMpsoN's PonApr OPrINl.

An olesglnous compound Of singular merit fol
dressing the hair. It's soon renders harsh, dry
hair soft and pliAble strengthens It when weak
and gives Il that rich gloss which n tho charm o
early youth. Price. % and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-12-15

nbO ovKlooAm at sS EIsKMAs Bros, 7th and E.
National Republican., 1877-12-15
VEGETINE

Does not deceive nvaiids into false hopes by purgne
nnd creating hctitous appetite, out assists nature IN
Gearing and purifying the Whole system. leading the
National Republican., 1877-12-15

h not z vile. nanseous compound which simply
plrges the bowcs but safe pleasant remedy, which
spre 70 purify the biood and thereby restore ths