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National Republican., 1877-11-05
MONDAY Y'i,,...iiiiiiN NOVEMBER : 1877.
The State Elections.

Tomorrow elections are TO he held in the
States of Massachusetts, New York, Penn
sylvsnia, New jersey, Michigan, Wisconsin
and Minnesota. The outlook is not al
together flattering for the Republican cause,
inasmuch rs 1t receives no material aid and
encouragement from the national admins
tratiOn, even in those States where its
policy has been indorsed. Massachusetts,
Ms we have already stated, is very likely to go
Democratic, for the reason that the vote will
be divided between several factions; and,
although the Republicans strongly in
dorsed President HAYES, ii receives no
strength from the Federal power, as under
the civil service order the office-holders dare
not enter the canvass efficiently with money
and effort for fear of losing their positions.
Under this condition of things it is safe to
score the old Bay State to the Democratic
side of the account
1t is more than probable that Pennsyl-
vania will accompany Massachusetts in the
final record of results, and from similar
causes. 1t is now predicted that the Demo-
cratic maiori..y > in the old Keystone State
will reach 10000 and II one more such i'm
portant appointment ms the English mission
could have been made before the election,
and Of II similar character the Democratic
majority might have been swelled to 5000.
There is more hope of New York than of
either Massachusetts or Pennsylvania The
Democratic majority will be greatly re-
duced, ii it is not entirely overcome, while
there is much confidence expressed that the
Republicans will secure a majority in both
houses of the Legislature If New York can
be saved to Republcanism, it will be a
great triumph lor the cause of truth and
justice.
Michigan will give nearly its usual Re.
publican majority, as will Minnesota; but
there is danger that Wisconsin may b. lost
to us though our friends have not aban.
doned all hope of carrying it.
Ifmuch is secured in all of these States, in
view OF the attitude of the administration
thus far toward the Republican cause, it will
be miraculous. 1t is difficult to tell whcr,
the game OF give-away is to stop.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
Colored Lawyers in Georgia.

Styles l.. Hutchings, of Columbia, s. G.,
colorcd, has made application to the supreme
Court of Georgia for admission to practice.
lie presented certificate of admission to the
bar of South Carolina, u certificate Of the Chief
Justice of that State that he was practicing
lawyer in good standing, and a commission
from Gov. Hampton appointing him a trial
justice. Tho court told him 1t would admit
him on tho papers as lawyer from South
Carolina but he stated he desired to reside
here. Tho court said admission to the
supreme Court here would entitlo him to no
privileges in the courts below, and advised
him to apply to the Superior Court.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
OFFICE Of rpr DAILY NEWS.

VHNnIEsTON, :. e, Nov, Y, INtS
MY DEAR WoupRrFF: The inclosed T. In reply
to yours received this evening You may
show IL when necessary, but do not lot II be
copied or kept We think 1t will do all you
want he fact Is that we want To make all we
can, and will go as far as We can to support
scott and tho Government II We are treated vel
We cannot he blind advocates. That would be to
ruin our Influence, ifw could permit ourselves TO
adopt such course We must be independent
but we will always be murc than just ~ our friends
mud never personally abuse, because IT. Is contrary
TO our views of prupfcty. Send us nll bills. &c,
that are printed, and post US about any scheme
that wants putting or crushing; All tiI.s eonh'
DENTAL. Yours, +. W. DAWSON.
National Republican., 1877-11-05

contractors for all sorts and kinds of enter
priscs. The latest one reported is that of two
Americans who have contracted to propagate
fish in Guatemala. They have also received
valuable and extensive tracts of land in por-
tions of that republic on condition of their
planting wheat, vegetables and fruit. 1t is
well known that the coffee lands of Guate-
mala yield rich returns The lands abound
in minerals and possess a soil OF inexhausti-
bic fertility. 1t would be grand idea If sew.
eral hundred thousand of our unemployed
families would be enabled 10 go there; for the
country, occupied by race even tOlerably
energetic, would soon blossom like the rose
not alone in tropical beauty, but also in
material prosperity.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
The National,

Tonight the laughable and entertaining com.
Of"Pnk Dominos" will be produced. 1t is claimed
by the New York critics to be Il superior play 10
school for Scandal and far less objectionable 1t is
very fair representation Of the manner of modern
society and aims directly Rt folly that II hits at
every shot All the Jealous wives all the last hus-
bands, and young swells together with the old mer.
chants and d,sagrecabe bachelors, should 20 and
see the play Of Pink DOmnuS." The manager las
used extraordinary endcayOrs 10 place this piece be-
fore The public IN first class maumcr, and claims
that 1t will bo played Us well here at the Union
Square Theatre, where 1t will be presented this
evening. "a
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cent on the groSs amount, whatever 1t may bc,
Answer, Yours truly, "
Orrtcr or TuE DAII,y Nrws,

CHARLESTON. s. c., Jan. ~. 1869.
My DEAR WODpRurF. What you have done
so far Is highly approved. 4 memorandum Of
your account Us 1t then stood was sent OIL yester.
day. As you collect money due us pay yourself In
full fIa and remit balance, II any.
We count on you to push the state printing,
(scts.l Tho best We can do Is this: 1--we get ten
cents line, which would be about s2i per column,
wc can allow tho paymastcr twenty per cent aud
yourself ten per cent, which would only leave US
very moderate pruiit, If we can get twelve and
half cents line which is SO per column, or more
We can allow you twenty per cent instead OF ten.
blaze away ut will We are willing u give q help
Ing hand To any up-cnuntry pruject.rnilrhad or
othcrwise-and trts Keep us infnrmcd. Yours,
h, W. DAWSON.
National Republican., 1877-11-05

IT is claimed that there wero over fifty
thousand people in attendance at the various
churches of the District yesterday. The
weather was charming, and the citizens and
strangers took advantage of Gods goodness
and went forth to His holy temples and gavo
thanks for His bounteous blessings. Wash.
ington is a Christian city, and its inhabitants
should be proud of it. The synopsis of ser.
mons gathered by the REPUBLICAN reporters,
found in another column, will doubtless be
read with much interest.
National Republican., 1877-11-05

TIE latest adviccs are to the effect that the
civilized world is likely to be Mortified with
another Abyssinian war. The King of that
country is marching an army of 10000 men
toward Egypt. The English have sent Lord
GORDON to Maponah to negotiate with him.
The last conflict that England had with these
barbariaus should have taught JoHN BULL a
sound lesson. lie should have been ready to
fight him down at once, and not wait till he
recruited 100000 men and then started nego-
tiations Experience has not taught our
mother country as it should in this matter.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
The wnsl,Inston saepgerbund.

No philanthropst should fail to buy a
ticket for the concert to he given tonight ut Lin.
coin Hall for the benefit Of the labor Exchange.
If you do not 80 buy, ticket and give Il to some
one who j. not able TO pay but who will be glad
to hear the delightful vocal and instrumental
music that will bc given. The entire sengcrbund
viii join IN the prOgramGc, while the Iollowin.
well known and popular ladies aud gentlemen VII
assist: Miss Eva Mills and Sallic Flynn, sopranos
Miss NJ. Lucas, alto; Mrs WOrrcll, soprano: Mrs,
lAtbanOn. kunZ pianJ; Mr. Molierns, flute, and Mr.
William Wnldecker. piano.
National Republican., 1877-11-05

THE Boston Theatre Reform Association
has begun its work in good earnest by the
issuing of circulars warning people against all
propose to dictate to the manager, but to
strike at him through the money box, by in.
ducng the people to remain at home when the
plays are booked as immoral. There is much
curiosity expressed by the press throughout
the country to learn how this reform move
mcnt will be received by the IIubitcs.
National Republican., 1877-11-05

Is q man of kingly hospitality which Is Sec
onded by his thoroughly genial and frank
bearing and the winsome kindness of gentle
and refined family. Ho has not entered into
politics IN an active way, his participation last
winter in the argument before the Electoral
Tribunal being more for the sake Of clear
and just solution of the presidential muddle
than for any partisan motive or purpose. His
reward has come speedily and most worthily.
Mr.. SToUGHroN succeeds Mr.. BOXER, who
will return next month to his home In Phila-
dplpbia
National Republican., 1877-11-05

THE IIoN. WILLIAM ID. KELLEY, NJ C., Of
Pennsylvania, has issued pamphlet of twenty
four pages OH the causes and authors of the
the financial depression, with passing hints at
remedial measures. A glance at the matter
contained in this work reveals the fact tIat the
subjects treated are discussed with marked
ability, and that it will repay a careful and
considerate pcrusal.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
Josh Billings Lecture.

The famous American humorist, Josh Bill
lings will lecture on Wedue,lay evening next, At
Lincoln Hall. His subject will be Buties of Bill
lings" This lecture is given under the manage
ment Of the Redpath Lycoum the manager, James
Rcdpalh, being one Of the most experienced man.
agers in the country. On Wednesday evening the
tie lecture or readings will be inIeispersed with
vocal aud Instrumental music, including u ballad
concert by competent artists. The admission is
Placed at twenty-five cents; reserved seats, ility
cents,
National Republican., 1877-11-05
The Opera-iIOuse.

This week the Herman Brothers have deter
mined 10 give drama, comedy and olIo. Tonight
the popular aud pathetic artist, Charles Howard,
will appear Ia his great specially drama. The Old
Slave; or, Faithful to Dsath" hee Is also the great
Burton-Stanley combination, VINO will play their
sparkling society comedy entitled Flirting" Dee.
hdnty and lIcugler, Miss Edna Mnrkley, Miss sal.
lie Mason, Tom Wariicld Ben. Dodge aud Bob Fer.
gison are retained among the novelty attractions
There is n0 place of Amusement that offers more
nltrnctiOns ihun the Opern. House.
National Republican., 1877-11-05

SEEKING justice or forgiveness even in the
face of the accuscrs, is now being excnplhcd
here. Major MARCUS A. RENO, of the Seventh
Cavalry, has arrived in the city. lie was
severely punished by court-martial last spring.
llo seeks the executive clemcncy, and his
friends say that he will receive it, If the Secre-
tary of War and Gen. Sherman will only give
way a little
National Republican., 1877-11-05

HERE is u crumb Of comfort for the Rcpub-
lcan lovers of the Southern policy. The
Natchcs Democrat warns the Republicans Of
Adams County, Miss, who are mainly colored
men, against making nominations, and re-
minds them of "the difficulties of pcaceably
clecting their men" and of 'the utter impos-
sibility of their men giving the required
hnnls ~
National Republican., 1877-11-05

AT LAST their friends are becoming dis.
gustcd. See what the Cincinnati Enquirer
says of them: "The steam hose of Washing
ton city should be turned on lot Of bummers
who inIest that place at this tins and claim
to be influential Democrats from Cincinnati"
The writer should have said United States of
Ohio, instead of Cincinnati, aud then he would
have struck the nail right on the head.
National Republican., 1877-11-05

The Saturday Post has made its appearance
in Baltimore. 1t is edited by Mr.. JOHN $.
WIGT and Mr.. FREDERICK EMORY. 1t is an
cight-page journal, illustrated with number
OF cngrayings, and contains large amount OF
original matter. A feature OF the new enter
prise is declared intention on the part of its
editors to maintain thoroughly independent
journal and TO give aggressive criticism on
theatrical matters. &c.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
DIR. klrkms' LecIure.

The third lecture of this reverend orator
will be given at Lincoln Hall tomorrow (TucsdNy)
evening. Ills subject will be English Literature"
II Is one this gentleman handles with great skill,
giving u his hearers pleasant evening of enter
tainment and instruction.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
The Nrgnn Concert.

This evening tho choir of the E-strect Bap-
t.st Church will give grand organ concert at the
church. This concert is for the benefit Of the new
organ which Is built upon rRiscd platform IN
front OF the audience, where the players are In full
view Prof Bischoi, the blind orgnnist Prof
Hayden, and other musical celebrities will assist al
this entertainment.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
Theatre Comiaue,

The Burnette Warblers appear this evening
In grand minstrel scene, assisted by the popular
and only lolian quartctte Jake Budd and Billy
Muloncy are the minstrel end men. Tonight tho
Fairy Queen; or, The unlucky Princes" will DO
given during which will be introduced tho grand
"parlsian Mluuct."
National Republican., 1877-11-05

A DoG bit over twenty persons in Chicago,
few weeks ago, aud one Of them, little
girl, has just died Of hydrophobia The rest
are. of course, terribly frightened, and have
put themselves under the care Of physicians.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
Mrs. Livermore's Lecture.

The lecture advertised to take place next
Sunday evening at the National Theatre is post.
poued until next January. The season ticket hold
ers Gun exchange their tickets NJ Mct2erutts
National Republican., 1877-11-05

Mr.. n. u. FUGITT Is Agent for the receipt
Of Advertisements and subscriptions for this
Paper, rs well rs for the Collection of Ac-
counts.
Mr.. u. II McCLELLAND Is also authorized
to solicit advertisements.
National Republican., 1877-11-05

The Chicago Post characterizcs SENATOR
DAvIs of that State, AS "a rOtund Declaration
of Independence in the flesh Literally, he is
an independent, man without u caucus, u
monarch of one, and coveted by both factions
Us al ally. In the scramble for power in Con-
grcss we imagine the subtle solicitations to
which this Robinson Crusou of legislators is
subjected. Du,S ho but dro0p All cyolid to.
ward the Democrats, their hearts beat like
tip-hamnurS. lthitpOndrrous abdomen vccrS
toward the Republican side OF the Senate, 1t Is
II storm signal Tor their opponents. Treads he
never so lightly in the dculrmed ai,les Of the
chamber his footballs sound in the ears Of the
hoping like mullvd thunder, Coveted and
c"u ted, le has boconcn constrained dilemma,
with lul one horn with which to rip up the
nrplcxitirs Of the situation rs well II, lur the
gr.,png OF the pcrpIexcd."
National Republican., 1877-11-05

All communications dssigRef for publication
Slomd b. BRIT piIiny rriSsn and only upon one side
n The paper Communications unrccompdHci By The
nnms Qt hs hHihyrdrc MT socied. and wN neither be
rcnd nor rstIRod Rejected manuscript wA not be re.
frrRsd nor proaTrod The crordsi state n our cp'.
""'' during Mc sc'sion qj Congrcss rW preclude The
Gla,Ttion n Lnqariic'es
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MIHRIED.
TDfEfp

,HUDsoN-aMoor,atn In LurAy, va, on Thus lay.
November I, lST7. 1T. WILLIAM " nUDsUS, Ol wash
ngton, u. o., aud NJ - NJ. " SMUor
National Republican., 1877-11-05
MEDICINAL.

SPECIAl, NOTICE TO THE AFFILCfEn.-DK.
- ROBERTSON can be cGn nltId cy ~ wednesday
and saturday NJ his Office W u stiC ct northwest; be-
tNC Ninth aud Tenth, from 2tuyr.. .l. From long
,xn rrmce In tai aud private pl"' Ace he Euaran-
Il" u pCrmaIruI cure IN NIL die OF the u nary
o gans and of the Nrrvuu, System, NiS' Organic and
srniul Wo knesS Inuui, nuy ,QOS OrseNul oSrrJ
Nervous Dcbiiy aid TreI.bling. PalpilatlOn OF tho
llyIt, DmnCSS o. y gilt ur bIddiu ~, Pains IN lhd
back nd Nocturnal Emission, ,Sc all resulting ir"in
abuses In youth or cNCrssts In maHlU oL DslaNs
rrCrntiy cOntrac ID cured IN live - ten days End 10
poison entirely rradlCHled nom the sysit m also all
Skin and blood di,e - quick y crrd. Drl indr rsed
by the H. d g pnysC. ans nf B ,ltnOrc, his native
city. visits Wa hlngtnn Wednesdays ana SdultlhyA
All cuusullu, ION strictly CUnnuumlal. Oc-2 ly
National Republican., 1877-11-05

MISTAKES will occur in the best regulated
printing offices Us well as in families, The
Milwaukee Wis., Sentinel has q wcll-writtr3
culuml editorial, cHlpsi,Iio of tho Hon. T.. ",
SroUGmroN, the new Minister 10 England" 3"
OI course II should havo said Rm'sid, instead of
england. In onr paragraph OF the article re-
.rrrcd to IL the following:
lie rises carly, eats tempcatcly, neither
drinks nor smokes, and takes plentiful physical
exercise. His home is one of the brightest
aud chrcricst in Now York city, ab0unding in
every mark Of high intellect al enjoyment,
ia which n, original Powers Greek Slave is
the cen raj treasure At home Mr.. SToUGHToN
National Republican., 1877-11-05
Theodore Thomas Concerts at Congrega,
tiDnnl Church.

Tomorrow Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings the word renowned Theodore Thomas ard
his orchestra will give grand concerts. The Amer
lean priRd donna, Miss Antonia Heune, and the
eminent young yiolinist, Master Leopold Lichtcn.
berg, are also among the attractions. The Cougrc'
gational Church Is un edince nicely adapted for
these concerts, and we are sure the capaCiOus
building witt lie crowded OF each occasion. The
udure hOmns and his orchestra are certainly com
Ing. OF this there should not lie II doubt. Col
frcSbury, one of our bcst.k known aud most re-
speCtcd citizens, has arranged for the accUmmoda
ton OF this great orchestra combination, and Prof
Thomas will do his best " please the multitude of
good music-lOvcrs that will crowd the COngrcsa-
tIoual Church ut each concert
National Republican., 1877-11-05
US EN- ENTS.
Hes. English Opera Company.

This lyric organization, which Is now com
pleting most brilliant engagement at the Filth
Avenue Theater, New York, will appear at the
National Theater, In this city. on Monday next,
the l2th inst, III a new romantic opera called "A
Summernights Dream" by A. Thomas, President
Of the CunSetyatoire of Paris and composer of
"MgnOn." Hamlet" aud other operas. The
hbrcttO which has been rendered into English by
Mr.. NJ. A. Cooney tells fantastic story of the days
Of good Queen DcSS and introduces shakespeare.
Falstaf, and the Queen with the most delightful
most graceful, poetical and brilliant that can be
found IN the boundless repertoire Of the Paris
Opera Comilue Miss Emelie Melville who will
undertake the rotc Of Queen Elizabeth, Is young
American prma donna. giflcd with u voice OF rare
briliancy, power and sympathetic, stage pre-.
sence OF a very winning nuture, aud dramatic
talents Of high order. She won the universal
at once into the position OF representative prinia
donna of English opera In this country. The
ever popular Mrs. Zelda Scguin, whose fine con.
tralto voce Is us thrilling nS ever, will make her
bow Us LadU Nirid In the same opera. MIR. Will.
lam Castles Shakespeare and Mr. Harry Pcakes tli.
sIg have been PRAISED In the strongest terms. Mr..
Turner will appear Lord Ldiimer and Mr.. Benitz
% Nine Hot. The orchestra will be under the di.
rcction Of signOr opcrti, and the chorus has been
trained by Mr.. Tans. After many seasons of man.
agrrial experience with such artis.s US Madame
iurepa Rosa, Miss Kellogg, &c. Mr. Hess now pre-
scnts for the irt time MI entirely new repertoire,
u welcome departure from the old hackneycd
works. The Chimes of Normandy" will be the
sCCund opera OH the list, aud he has reserved fur
Mallarts grand work, "Nillars DrhgOOns," Pear
ot Savoy III which Mrs, Scguin has one Of hel
most fascinating rRes. Manager Ford Is making
extensive preparations for the opera season.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
A South Caroiina Reformcr.

Admitting that some of the South Carolina
Republicans went cstruy, is it to he wondered
at, when they were tampcrrd with ''y such u
prominent Democrat aS one Of the editors of
the Charleston NpW, dnd fOrrirrP The fellow.
ing letters will show how the proprietor ct
that influential sheet mad, his bids in u clan
dc,tinu and indirrct way for a potion of the
contents Of the public treasury OF that State.
We are ol tho opinion that Dawson wa, not
singular In these attempt to SrduCu Rrruh.i
can Officials, a, We long since stat i that
most Of the doubtful ami suspicious legislation
in South Carolina was in thriutcrc,t Of Demo.
cratic property holders; 50 it Is natural to sup.
nose that they are the "urs wnp are in tact
responsible for what corruption WI praciirrd
Why does not Star Cham"cr C"rHRA%. wa0
vns the cOn4pruou, lobbyist Of these measure,
briug to light the hidden facts bearing uguu
his Democratic cant'errs' II wouId make In
trrcsting reading tor the public. These lett, T.
were addressed to JOsErHUS W0"pKuFF late
clerk Of the South Carolina Senate;
National Republican., 1877-11-05
OPrIrr"r tut CmAGLE'roN NV =

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NJ, DEAR jon. Ec fnutuinc tcd' NE liInl SO
want ulIT l,r1IrAl Tor State printing, an ar!u
yuu two prJpu,ll,=ume private amt tie utm
iulIic We have put the price NJ ten cents II linz
q lnir living Iutc aud five cents less thHH our fr
lar truusrut rates. ID illn UIlrr CaH lie umtH"rI Z"
jmInor,d. let us know. What We want 3. lr gtt ~
4 ,od price u, we can aud ~ give you twenty pcI
National Republican., 1877-11-05
The National Republican

Is published daily except sundays by tho
Republican Printing & Publishing Company,
al the smihw ed corner OF rennsylvena Avenue and
Thirteenth street al Al per aEnum In advance, or %
cents - z month"; deliyp rcd by carer.
Address, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
Washington, u. L,
National Republican., 1877-11-05

FTNF TNT'INTINNWTNU
OF any establishment In the city. The goods are In
the modern Style OF Ornamental, on, from new and
original designs. Among them many novelties in
DApOS, FRE.Ef1S, Tll.ISG DESIGNS, &c.
Also u large assortment OF GUILT, SATIN and
BLANKS, Which I will sell much lower thun the
JOHN ALEXANDER,
sci No l9n PcunSy lyRnla avenue.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
FOR RENT OR SALE,

NOR RENT OR SNLE-THE DESIRABLE
rcSid me No. Iai0 q street N. w. containing
nine cha nbes saloon pnrlpr dlnin and kltrh
rn uis' door, with cellar running entire depth o
house: modern improvements.
Apply on the premises .,.,. -
OGil.ht LEW1S d,
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INTERIOR ADORNMENTS.
Decorative and Fine Gold
WALL PAPERS.
FINE PArERIIASGINu

respectful announce to the pI'l, that am pre
pared IL exhibit the largest assortment Of
National Republican., 1877-11-05

DIANoS-NEw GRAND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
with Rrst-ciass guarantee, for so cash. at 73 sev
enth street northwest. nol-lw]
National Republican., 1877-11-05
FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-.
Special Session.
SEEIJE,

SEEITE.
SATURDAY. Nov. ., 1877.
The Senate was not In session.
National Republican., 1877-11-05

EOR SALE-A FINE PAIR OF COACH
Il horses, sixteen hands high six years old: very
stylish and si; warranted In ey ry res eci; ~ web en-
len with us for sale. J. II. OI.COl'T SUS.
National Republican., 1877-11-05

A IL WHO VALUE THEIR sight no KNOW
accurately suited 10 Vie 'ye.at II, II. $Ef SS
HEMPLlR'S OptlJIn, 7i3 pcnna
w WANTED-EoARDERs AT G3l d STREET
w northwest. Room Ind board q per week. Good
table LOArd n per week. oed m
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HOUSES.

EoR RENT TO GOOD TENANT FOR A
l. moderate pr -, tho beau ifnl residence known
as "ifilsIdct" IN Uniontown; slort walk fr0m the
Car route. House contains eight rooms, two plazzu
'front.' with barn, cTrage-house, wo?d-honse hen
house, &c and two acres OF ground, win Cho &c
fruit Inquire M 6I9 sti out northwest, ocetn
FoR RENT--THE NEW AND ELEGANTLY.
u finished residence, containing twelve rooms,
with every convent nee, No 1870 Nermpnt ayenua
Inquire 81 MM STicKSEY, National Savings Bank,
National Republican., 1877-11-05
FOR NAI.E.

DRlyATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FrRNI-
l. ture, mostly ncw.) embracing EVERYTHING
pertaining TO the arl0r, dining room. bed room and
kitchen Furniture. Sale will take lace .. 1915
street northwest. on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
November and D. between the hours OF 10 q. m. and
4 H. m, Call and examine, noJ1