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National Republican., 1877-08-13
WHISKY PUNCH,
or A BORT NOT RELrsmEp ny yrRarsrAs

OF A BORT NOT RELIsIED ny vIRaINIANs
The liquor dealers Of Virginia have steadily
opposed the Mofiett law requiring that bell
punch, for regulating the sale of liquor shall
be placed In every bar-rOoni. The LIST of July
was the day on which the law was to become
operative, but owing to the troubles which met
the bell.punch in the Patent Offiee and in
other quarters the day slipped by, and the
tinkle OF the bell-punch was not heard in the
Virginia bar-roonis.
Another effort has been made during the
past week to place them in the bar rooms.
Several Of the restaurants Of Richmond were
supplied with them. Judge Hughes, Of Nor
folk was spilled to by the Liquor Dealers
Protective Association, and issued an injunc-
tion, which was served upon the revenue com
missione rs and other officials In time TO pre-
vent the introduction Of the punch in every
bar-room in Virginia. Meantime the bar.
keepers and whisky consumer Of Virginia,
and they are legion, are anxiously waiting for
the queG:ion TO be decided.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
A SACRED CONCERT IN A VARIETY THE.
ATRE

There was to be sacred concert for the ben
eft ofa poor widow and her children at the
Avenue theatre last night, but II was not held,
on account Of Q lack of audience. A large
crowd was attracted by the unusual sight Of
the theatre lighted up as on week day nights,
but after learning the character Of the enter
tainment no one went In. The concert was
managed by some good people, and the theatre
only four people had taken seats, so the man
agement closed up and returned the money to
the audience. 1t is said, however, that n large
number Of tickets had been sold to persons
who probably did not like the character Of the
place in which the entertainment was to be
held
National Republican., 1877-08-13
RICH HMOND.

TAHSERY DESTROYED BY FIRE-DEATH OF
A VALUABLE HORSE.
RICHMOND, INDIANA, Aug. l2.
About seven o'clock this evening Curme,
Dunn h Co.'S extensive lanyard buildings
were discovered to he on fire. The fire depart
ment WIS soon on hand and had 1t under con-
trol, but not before the building and stock WIS
damaged to the amount Of 5000, which Is
fully covered by insurance. The fire was the
work of an inoendiary.
Marshal Ney, the well-known race horse fell
In his stable at the corner of German and Paca
streets, and broke one of his front legs Satur-
day afternoon, and died from the effects at
II T. M. to-day, was owned by Carl Cockey,
and valued at 5000.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
LOST AND FOUND.

Walter Sherwood, young man, over whom
two-ond- -one- half summers, have rolled, straycd
from his parents at No. 201 Four-and "a half
street Saturday, and was the cause Of great
anxiety. Later in the day the prodigal was
brought in by policeman.
Saturday afternoon threc.year old son Of
VIM. +. Tycer, residing corner OF w and
Boundary streets northwest, was picked up by
an officer on Ninth street, between s and T,
and restored to his distracted parents.
About 8 o'clock Saturday night, Officer
Atchison found Mary Gertrude Burlingame, q
young miss about Ave years Of age, and re-
stored her to her parents, living on Fifth
street, between N and o northwest.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
FLORIDA INDIANS.

MR.. CLARK MILLS, THE sCULPToR, TAKING
THE CASTS OF PROMINENT RED MEN AT
FORT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACCOUNT OF
THE .IScIpEST-wnAT THE INDIANS
THOUGHT OF 1T.
Correspondence OF the National Republican,
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA, Aug. 5.
We witnessed the other day, by special per-
mission, most novel and interesting sight
There are imprisoned at Fort Marion, in this
place, some seventy Indians, and Clark Mills,
the sculptor, Of your city, has been sent by the
Government to take the casts Of the more
prominent among them. Some anxiety was
felt for the success Of the operation, as IL was
not quite certain how the savages would enjoy
the operation incident TO having their casts
taken. The first chiof called was Lone Wolf"
who was requested by the interpreter, Capt.
Pratt, to be seated In an arm chair, while a
half dozen other chiefs were invited to wit
ness the process. First an elastic cap was
drawn very tight and smooth over the head.
The cap was then carefully and evenly covered
with substance which hardcns quickly.
While this was being done, the as
sistant was preparing what is called
yellow paste. Tho operator, Mr.. Mills,
then with a small fiat brush put coat Of the
yellow mixture over the entire face leaving
only the nostrils open. When the first cover
ing was hard q second was put over 1t suffi.
ciently thick for . mold. When hard the head
covering was removed In one piece and the
face in another. The time occupied was just
fifteen minutes. During the process the chief
had shown intense interest, watching every
motion. When the cast was held up before
them they seemed much surprised, and burst
into loud laugh at seeing what they called .
white Indian. The casts, numbering in all
sixty-two vcre taken for the Smithsonian In.
| stitution, aud are the most remarkable collec
tion Of Indian heads In tho world, and will be
invaluable for the studies Of phrenology and
physioppomy.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
RELEAsEa.
CHAIIEt. MORTnAGE.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE DoLLAR.-Obtain DR.. Hartley's great remedy
for Catarrh. druggists have IT,
Leftoff clothing, watches, pistols &c. bought at
Hersog's, 9l5 d street Orders attended to-
All kinds of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered a, 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 D. streets Fine cheese at less than Bal.
timore prices. No impossibilities advertised, but
prices as low @ the lowest Call and be con.
vinced
National Republican., 1877-08-13
CITY ITEMS.
Coon ADVICE.

Now Is the time Of year for pneumonia lung
fever, &c. Every family should have a bottle OF
Boschee's German Syrup Don't allow for one mo-
family or yourself Consumption, asthma, pncu
monia Group, hemorrhages and other fatal diseases
may set in. Although II Ia true German Syrup Is
curing thousands Of these dreadful diseases vet II
Is much better to have II at hand when three doses
will cure you. One bottle will last your whole
family q winter and keep you safe from danger.
n you are consumptive do not rest until you have
tried this remedy. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regu-
lar size, rs cents, Sold by your druggist Charles
stott & Co., Wholesale agents.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
FIRE IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, August l2.-AbOut 10 o'clock
tonight fire broke out In two-story frame stable
corner OF Fremont street and Elbow lane owned
by J. r. Stewart There were twelve horscs and q
humber Of wagons IN the stable all OF which were
consumed with the exception Of two horses, which
were taken out by ue fremen. The flames com
municated to several tenement houses. which were
considerably damaged. The loss Ia estimated at
q, 100, which is fully insured.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
FRENCH I,AsGUA0H

Professor Henri Mason, having returned from
Paris ater an absence Of two years, devoted TO
close study aud pathological observations will re
lessons In French and the teaching OF his classes
His Cduseries LaeSdres, for the benefit OF his more
the ih Of yepiember hppiicscn M s admssoa nInis ON
10 them will be received by the Professor No 2ll8
Pennsylvania avenue, or through the post office,
National Republican., 1877-08-13
SEEKING DIVORCE.

Charles Miller, through his counsel, C. +.
Rowe, sues for divorce from his WIFE Mary
Miller. They were married September l6,
lsG8, and lived together until August, 1875, at
which time she deserted him.
Mr. Charles Pelham, rs solicitor for Sandy
Gordon, has filed a bill for divorce from his
wife. Lettie Gordon. They were married
March II. 1873, and lived together little more
than one year, when she went to visit some
relatives IN Florida, and was there unfaithful
to her marriage vow.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
AUCTION SALEs To-Day.

BY Thomas Bowling:
Al 10 a m, well kept second. hand household
furniture Of all description at No. 23l Twelfth
street between b and c streets southett
A. $50 p. m, parts Of lots Nos and 26, In square
No 259.
Ing. No. o23 street, between sixth and Seventh
streets northwest.
By bowman 4 Green:
Az m. lots numbered 8, 81, O. Q and 10, In
square No, 7T.
BY Birch 4 RObey:
At6p, m lots numbered IS and 40, subdivision
Of lot q in square n
National Republican., 1877-08-13

cents' took the eIcurs, ,onists out to their boat,
which was anchored about quarter Of mile
from the shore. and entertained them with
vocal and IL strum ntal music, The clue
seemed to be having a good time, and will
come home In few days.
A band Of music accompanied the excur-
sionists, and dancing was indulged in Thurs
day and Friday nights.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,

Me- n IA To Anthony Hyde 10 secure Jas. McCanna
su, part of lot 30 Riggs sub iysion Of square l07
j. G. kumllin to r. X. Perry. To secure j. E,Kendall
y. so, lots +, @, H. and X, subdivision OF square
RELEAsEs.
W. II. Ward and W. A. Ward, trustees 10 Terence
0'Brien. lot "a, Corbetts subdivision OF square 62o.
George Earle jr TO s. E. Wallace, lot o. square 2ga.
y. X. Dooley and .. N Hilton to A. Kirby, lot 10,
square 80
CHLTrEt MORTGAGE.
Mary g. Davis to John u. Kellogg, for 800, house
hold furniture In house No. l0il street northwest
j. z. Vowles TO b. II. Webb 10 secure +. X Richard.
son $3.50, goods in house No, T0l Seventh street
northwest,
National Republican., 1877-08-13
CONTRACTORS IN THE POLICE COURT

WIN b. Schooler aud Ohio Branson. two
contractors. were charged IN the Police Court
crushed stone. valued OF 81, 900, the property
OF John Patch, trustee for G. Eddie. II ap-
Peared in testimony that Eddie advanced
money to Schooler and Branson, the agreement
being that he should hold the stone until the
money was returned with u $50 bonus The
contract was verbal. Messrs Sehooler and
Branson took possession Of the stone and sold
II before the contract was performed. Judge
Mills thought that the matter was one for the
civil courts 10 decide, and dismissed the charge
National Republican., 1877-08-13
AN Ex-TAx COLLECTOR SUED.

on Saturday entered suit against eI-tax collec.
toI Wm. II. Slater and his bondsmen, Michael
Duty, Sayles J. Bowen, J. v. W. Vandenburg.
and Geo f. Gulick, to recover $36O.56, which
IL Is alleged Slater received as taxes from
Alex. II. Young, August Is, 1879, aud which
he failed to account to the District.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
Tyyrn Rrrsrp ny NrGIKcr

cannot he restored. Young people remember this
Use daily Thurtons Ivory Pearl Tooth Powde
them sound clean and white through life. 20 an
70 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
THE ODD FELLOWS EXCURSION,

The |. o o. F. Encampments excursion left
Seventh street wharf on the Jane Moseley
about 7:30 o'clock, for Pincy Point and Point
Lookout, aud proved to be u very pleasant
affair. There were about four hundred per-
sons present, including many ladies. In the
party were some OF the most prominent men in
Washington. The excursion was under the
management of committee, consisting Of
II. Burr, chairman; VIM. X. Mclean, secretary
J. F. Havener, J. T. Chaneey, q. NJ Murphy,
John Long, A. Scott, ". II. Frazier, J. T.
Sutor, b. 4, Kiddcr. Z. II. ParsoD. and J. c,
Mills, each Of whom eXerted him silf to make
the occasion enjoyable.
They arrived at Piney Point about three
o'clock Friday morning, and after stopping
there about half an hour proceeded to Point
Lookout, reaching there about Ave o'clock.
The excursi0nsts stayed at Point Lookout,
amusing themselves by boating, bathing, fish.
ing and Grabbing until four o'clock, when the
boat was headed for home. Al Point Lookout
they met the "Innocents Abroad" Of this city,
who were on = pleasure cruise. The "lnno.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
OrIRx's IRisu TEA.

This popular remedy foi dyspepsia, biliousnes
sick headache, sour stomach. vertigo, constipation
and all diseases arising from disordered stomach
or liver is sold by all druggists S cents per pack
age-making quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
TROUBLE FEARED AMONG MINERS

BRAINwooD, ILL, Aug 12.-The miners
here have lately been exhibiting signs OF inaugu.
rating another riot and great apDrehensons felt
that serious trouble Will occur Governor Cul.
Tough has been advised Of the situation, and will
send military.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
GORED BY A BuLL.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l2.-At IL o'clock last
night John Hans. aged twenty-s seven years, was
gored by mad bull through the face and nose
and seriously injured on the back OF the head He
was removed 10 the hospital where his injuries
are pronounced fatal. sa me animal also gored Q
number Of other persons, none seriously.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
RpADy's

The historical portraits Of distinguished repre-
sentative men, lately on exhibition at the Centen.
nial Exhibition at Philadelphia, are now ready for
the inspection OF the public at "Brady's National
Gallery" No. 625 Pennsylvania avenue. This col
lection embraces the eminent men OF America. In
addition u the medals received in New York for
many years, and In London In 1857, Is awarded the
h1hst drdrrt medal ut the Centennial Exposition in
ph lladelphin lh16
National Republican., 1877-08-13
NOBLE EMBEZZLERS.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. l2.-Count Landskoi
and Gen. Hartung, ex-dlrectors Of the Cars stud
have been committed for trial at Moscow for en-
bekzlement
National Republican., 1877-08-13
UNITED STATES MARSHAL PURNELL.

GALvEsTON, July ll.-Dispatchrs from Aus
tin 10 day report that United sRi hal Fur.
nell II resting easily. and that II f. owed he
stands q fair chance tO recOv,' :, I'M.
dsI arrest aud his examinatr ny,
National Republican., 1877-08-13
MILLIONS oF BOTTLps

OF Burnetts Cocoaine have been sold during the
the verdict that II Ia the best hair dressing In the
world
National Republican., 1877-08-13
A GOOD CROP,

MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, Aug 12.-This State
viii produce AIOoO0Oo bushels Of wheat for expor-
tation this year
National Republican., 1877-08-13
EVERY PERsnH's HAIR

Is Sy snS hss
fomnde Optime Is specially suitable; II keeps the
hair son and glossy, and imparts to II strength and
vitality. Is and 80 cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggists,
National Republican., 1877-08-13
JupIc1orS ECONOMY.

JCDltluUS rtbNONf.
Ia now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside youI
soiled gloves, but rcnoyaie them with Jouven's In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. II will cleanse them
thoroughly, easily and quickly Sold al drug and
fancy stores. IS cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
CHEAP FUEL

The cheapest and best fuel for cooking purposes In
warm weather h COKE. II s also valuable foI sleam
purposes Now that there Is prospect OF continued
scarcity o. coal In the market In consequence Of the
sens s Wishing eh.sp msi 70 70 supply ,hsmsslyss I,h
LIGHT COMPANY, No. tis Tenth street northwest
sii sold At the recent low rates Of y 20 for load OF
forty bushels and 1s5 nts for load OF tweniy ye
bushels, delivered anywhere within the city. jyasf
National Republican., 1877-08-13

PROSPECTS OF MONEY FOR TURKEY.
CoHsTANTINOPLE, Aug. l2.-The Porte Is
negotiating loan Of f5yOO0O0O, and the prospects
Of Its success Is considered fair.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
INDICATIONS.

FALLING barometer, udrmsr souiherly sniads aud
sameross local rains possibly tot'otced by cooler
sssteriy uinds.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
EXCURSIONS,

GRAND ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE WEST END
Heysrs MeeIn,a , benevolent Society e be given a.
,gh tickets twenty-five cents Music by the Holy
h.n nma' Dancing to commence at o'clock p. m.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
DEEDS OF TRUST
lIrerence O,Rrien 10 Il ID sin4leton md 4

Terence 0Brien TO T. d. Singleton and NJ C.
Guurell to secure T. II. Riggs s6O6 lot a. Carbotts
subdivision Of square 625. Martha Lodge To l.
Williamson and Campbell Darlington 70 secure
Asbury Lloyd $40 sub square 742, Sarah T. Wal.
lase 70 4. F. Fox and N. Rohrer, TO secure A. H.
Lee 800 part Of lot 3, square 2ss. Laura A. farley
10 A. Fox TO secure Henry Turner $500, lot II,
square SA II. II. Brooke 70 Warner and Rohrer,
10 secure T Coidwell 500 part Of lots u and 49,
square M. Margaret Carroll TO Anthony and
lots 8 and 0, square Sal. Z A. Houghton 10 +. q.
Wood trustee, 70 secure George Tyler 81 500 lots 73
n, 70 and TO- of Browns subdivision of Mt Pleasant.
q. N. Barnard 10 Richard Wallach and n, d. lar.
ner, trustees, 70 secure Nantional Union Insurance
Company 81, 400, lot q, OF Cohens subdivion Of
square 3Ss, R A. emih to a. O. White trustee u Sc
National Republican., 1877-08-13
FINANCIAL.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
s7So,ooo DRAWN EVERY FIFTEEN DAYS.

71 Prizes, amounting to (spaniah doliars
Information furnished FREE. Orders fiiied Prizes
cnshed Spanish bank Bills and Governments pur-
chased
TAYLOR d CO, bankers,
JyIS3m No. II Wall street. New York city.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
ON RECORD.

REAL EsTATE TRANSACTIONS FILED.
The following papers relating to real estate
transactions have been fled In the office Of
the recorder Of deeds:
National Republican., 1877-08-13
r. EA KY r o o 5.

A X o o IS.
LEAKY ROOFS made thoroughly wassr.tishs both
as to rain and snow water; DAMP WALLS also made
dry, by thoroughly applying IRos.cLAD PAINT
and IRoE.CLAD CEMENT. --
II has been ussd by Mr. Ed Clark architscs United
states Capitol. upon the rnblie buildings for eight
vsars and h pronounced b. him 70 bs the bsss and
moss durable palm. In The world nh aiss ussd b.
National Republican., 1877-08-13
THE CIRCUIT COURT DocxEr.

VS.. Crown to n. P. Hill, on note; W J. Martin,
attorney for plaintih. Main 4 Marsh VS. John
Chapman, on note; W. j. Newton, attorney for
plaintiff. The Hampshire and Baltimore Coal
Company VS.. T. Z. Clarke and =. D. Crofs IT,, on
notes; 2. W. Jones, attorney for plaintiff j. g.
attorney for plaintiff Hall 4 Hume vs. j. +. CoIe'
on account Harnand johnson, attorneys for
plaintifs J. H. Kengla and Co. vs. J. j. Carroll, on
Wray 4 Co. W.. J. A. Nichols ct al. on note; W. j.
Newton, attorney for plaintiff. John Van Riswick
vs., John Alexander, on note; Lambert 4 Darling.
snowden Robinson on note; Lambert a Darling
ton, attorneys for plaintiff District Of Columbia
vs.. W. II. Slater ct Al, on bond; Birney Brney.
Kate L Merriinsn Ct al, on bond; Messrs B.rney 4
Birney, attorneys for plaintins. Patrick Corcofan
vs. Francis Booth, on note; l. O: Hine attorney for
plaintiff. J. p. TOwne vs.. John Keefe for coptinu-
ance; W. I. Johnson attorney for plaintiff
National Republican., 1877-08-13
REAL EsTATE TRANSFERS.

a. W, Riggs to Margaret Carroll, for q s96 TO- lot,
and IN square b2l. Anthony Gray to Jessie
Benedict Milburn to Miranda Clubb, for IS 90 par
Of lot q, Webbs subdivision OF lot ], square 2is
Mary T. Luckett guardian TO Matthew Flanagan
James Eveleth, for 81, lots 1, T. g. and D. squaT.
1868. q. N. Bond 10 c. P. p wroe, for 81 2DO lot
square sos.
National Republican., 1877-08-13

'CHE WORLDS STANDARD.
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ALSO SOLE AGENTS yoR
MILES ALARM MONEY DRAWERS,
HANcocK's INsPnAToRs.
uns best feeder known e. stationary, Marine and
ALSO.
osCrL.LATING UMPOoMPANYs PUMPS.
Fairbanks Co. All broadway, New York.
anGii-lm
OUR NEW LAW PUBLICATIONS.
UNITED STATES sTArUTns AT LARGE.
Vol. 10, Forty-fourth Congress, is7Sls77.
LAWS AMERICAN DIGEST OF PATENTs
Digest Of American cases relating % patents for nven-
S, .nE tSnPfS G l1 srSTKs 3 ~
kHtiiigALDs CRIMINAL PRACTICE AND
Williams ON EXECUTORS
HERMAN ON CHATrEL M0RTGAGEs.
NEW PUBLICATIONS
OTHER IEoPLps CHILDREN, by the author of
KISpN(ILIAIoN OF SCIENCE AND RELI.
SCIENCE OF LANGUAGE, by Hoyelaeq.
LIVING QUESTIONS OF THE AGE by Walker
BEYOND THE s!ERRAs, by Tsvh,
thBof ffs H6Na AHS cAHR.TAh Ar ~ Rollss lie r,
PETER THE GREAT, HaTper's Half Hour Series
THE HoUsE ON THE BEACH, HAper's Half Hour
KATE CROWNS DowRY. Hsrpcr's Half Hour
A PRIMER OF GREEK LITERATURE, Hsrp.r's
a fRiMER OF LATIN LITERATURE, Harpsrs
Mrs. Arthur, by Mrs. oliphant
For sale by ". II. a o. H. MORRISON.
Anil-u No. <s Pennsyivania avenue
National Republican., 1877-08-13
SUITS ENTERED.
THE EQUITY COUNT DOCKET.

J. d. McPherson vs.. Albert Pike for account and
discovery; q. y. Appleby, attorney for plaintiff
Sandy Gordon vs.. Loiie Gordon; for divorce, &,
Mary Miller, for divorce; c. y. Rowe, attorney for
plaintiff X. W. C. Mitchell, vs. Laura T. Mitchell
Messrs. Stree & Henley, attorneys fer plaintiff
National Republican., 1877-08-13

hoTIyE-Ths public are Ssnlones ss.lps csrss5
la.s been rep{sss.tns tbsln.s ys z. agss. - err
We are ADVISED sscting sAis; undsS hsSs rsprsssntA
,.onsl We wsh % ~ hst Ill sssh REPRESENTATIONS
furnish one pound Of Iron-uAA Paint w baye .
Ny .sents in wa.hnston taking ordsr fOy Iron, n,1s1
Ens[d sxain.t mlsflien, psopery -hYaers dsalriN
y{HiS N1AIE..
jy2am WAhlngsbn. b o
National Republican., 1877-08-13
/ Ew ROUTE 10 MOUNT VERNON.

a, The psw, ,sssss, ssss and commodou, s.eansr MARY
Vernon and furnishing cirrIaxes 10 transport thssp
to the MAnsion., BY ths route perrons AVOID sh9t
walk up long hill. Tie distance In one and halt
miles three. Leaves seventh street wharf cysx1
day (sunday eHceptsdl at $40 n., and returns a56
ride to and from The Mansion. i04A
National Republican., 1877-08-13

SlOro 1926 A.,s. DaY ..ss sSsE %. sags asaens' q
crsyons, and Reward, N0..o, sSIip,areM M TsIS Trsns
ksiabished lsso ie2oSm
National Republican., 1877-08-13

BILLIARD TABLES.
Best In use. Balls, Cloth, Cues,
and everything appertaining 70
Billiards at lowest prices Ifav-
Ing the largest stock and finest
fncililies for manufacturing, or.
ders can be promptly niled. Good
ls~con,i-hAnd tAbles Cheap. The
/" billiard Cue" an iilustrnts1
newspaper, sent frec On sppYiyn
lion. IL. w. CoLLENDEK, n
lBroadway, N. Y. jylS-Sm
National Republican., 1877-08-13
MISCELLANEOUs,

n 7. THOMPSON,
NOTARY PUBLIC
Jy27.Im Corner OF Tenth street and Lousisna ave-
National Republican., 1877-08-13

COLLENDER
& r A N ID A II d
BILLIARD
TABLEa
National Republican., 1877-08-13
Hol FOR OCEAN CITY.

rom Washington 10 Ocean City on the Atlantic coasi
Of ofMaryland, will be given by the
National Republican., 1877-08-13

ON TUESDAY, AUGUST n. ATeP. NJ,
re,urn,no at ! a. m. Tbursdav