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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-05

Says the New Fork Tines: Zone after
another, the veteran apostles of the anti.
slavery, movement express; their dissent
fftomm the presidents sonthern policy and
the fears with which they regard its pro-
bableefssulta. civilian LLOYD Garrison
is the latest of these witnesses. and none
Is more entitled to thnukhifui Ssttention.n
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-05

A resolution to indorse HAYES southern
policy was introduced ID the house on the
LIST by Goode of Virginia, but being OBJ.
jected TO by Phillips of Kansas, went into
the hands of a committee.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-05

y s,ssI.. Rs.aM = netesovverS abundant
ly pleased his party in the make up of the
House committees. Quite a number Of
designations have followed, and democratic
growls and grumbles are as thick as fallen
slesyea TTAM .aau TiGGIa
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-05

While the general opinion continues to
prevail that Turkey. will be, finally van
quished In its conflict with Russia, there is
little doubt that up 10 The present time
Russia has had the worst If it.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-05

The agsys.6fsnpsis.ioe hillshs,. beeD
reported TO the house. 1t provides for the
pay Of about 90, 0 enlisted men, and. pro.
sdhinaatas recruiting beyond that nunberf s
the present fiscal year.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-05

The funeral ofihs late Senator Morton
will take place to.mosroM 3. y l.,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-05

The public debt was reduced four mil.
L9lien donarslsat .rmudnth. 66Wa3Sy
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-05

JAMES E. HARDEN, 80,
JOHN STAFFORD. -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-05

Hon. Dan VOORHEES, wsil *, appointed
20 the senate from Indiana, in place of the
late Senator MsotonsasS ba& naniT
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-05
Yankton County Republican Ticket.
For County Goaaa6iisioner, FaiD1,qM-

OLE SAMPSON.
For Judge Of Probate
eqAG i +. 8 eeah 'GFE q
For Superintendent of Public Schools
j. II. BULFINCH.
For Justices of the Peace
CLARK s. -WEsTs,w
IN 81 M.sH~H. BEADLEaAA A1C
For Constables-
JAMES E. HARDEN. -,y
fi'@ jOHN sTAFFoRD. i615I
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-05

The peace. makers in France are urging Q
compromise. @C.Ilkj&fISI J
National Republican., 1877-09-06
SuI1s 10 order, SO
EisENAN Bros, corner Seventh and r sts
TOUMEY'S SUNDAY NIGHT.

A MUCH PRosECCTED MAN IN THE POLICE
CoURr-A FoLICE OFFICER FINED FOR
nEAIING HIa WITH HIS CLUB
The hearing of charges against John Tou
mey, young sportiu g,nau and athlete Of this
city, took up considerable of the time
Of tie Police Court yesterday. Last sun
day night Tourney went to the house of Mr..
James II. Beach, whose daughter he was in
the habit of visiting, and, being intoxicated,
raised big fuss IL tho neighborhood. Find.
ing the door OF the house shut he broke IL In,
and when the old man tried to put him out he
pitched 10 and gave him q beating. A neigh
Dor named Davis and his wife raised a cry OF
police, and Tourney struck Davis and knocked
Mrs Davis down, but did not hurt her. Then
he left, and the police followed him. Ser
geant Mulhall arrested him for profanity a
short distance from tho house. The officer
had evidently handled him pretty roughly,
as he appeared In court yesterday with seye'
raj cuts on his head and an eye which was re.
covering from the effects Of blow.
Judge Mills dismissed the charge Of pro-
family brough; by Sergeant Mulhall. Tourney
was fined SO for breaking down the door
National Republican., 1877-09-06
REPUBLICAN, MORNING. SEPTEMBER 1877
he Court remarked that the fset that Tourney

The Court remarked that the fact that Tourney
was visiting Beach's daughter did not confer
any legal right to break down the door.
Tourney was also fined s. for assaulting Mrs.
Davis, and $40 for assaulting Mr.. Beach.
Tourney was also charged with asaulting
Sergeant Mulhall but the ease was dismissed
Sergeant Mulhall was arraigned for assaulting
Tourney. Mary Fontaine testified that Mul.
hall ran up behind Tourney, struck him with
his baton and knocked him down. A man
named Bender ran up and told Mulhall not to
kill tho man. Mulball replied. an give you
some. you little cur. That man choked me, "
Other policemen came up while Tourney was
on the ground, aud Mulhall told them to put
the nippers on him and drag him like dog.
The Sergeant struck him once, and struck him
again as he was going TO fall.
Kate Law, who was also an eyewitness, tos-
tilted materially the same rs Mary Fontaine,
Tourney was knocked inscnsiblc by the blows,
but soon recovered. George Corsey also cor
ioboratcd this version of the affair.
Sergeant Mulhall's defense was that he had
occasion to arrest Tourney for profanity, and
tiat he seized him and said, This Is nice
thing, young man" ToumeS then caught
hold Of him, and seized his baton, which he
partly wrestcd from him. The defendant ad.
mitted striking him during the struggle He
aid that he did not knock Tourney down, but
laid him down. Other police officers were cN-
amincd on the side Of the defense Unfortu-
nate y they did not arri on the pot uni
after the alleged assault had been committed.
They testified to Journeys resistance on the
way to the station house.
Judge Mills fined Sergeant Mulhall $40, and
an appeal was taken.
National Republican., 1877-09-06

ssnltsrily Since 1927 Whether the number
Of deaths from zymotic diseases has been re-
duced or not but few can know; nor docs II
make much difference what diseases folks die
of But he conveys the idea-though he does
mot say u-that the mortality Of the city has
bcen greatly reduced. This Is not true. On
the contrary, the several reports Of the Board
Of Health, Of which he Is member, show that
the mortality Of this city has greatly increased
since the date last named; that Is, under his
administration. rs has been repeatedly pub
lished, aud has not been disprov,d. viz: that
while the mortality Of New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Baltimore aud Richmond had
decreased at an average rate Of 80 per 900,
II bas increased In Washington al the rate of
6.O per 1000. These arc exceedingly disa.
greeable truths, but they had better he known
and provided for than that an attempt should
ho made to conceal them under miSrepreseuta.
tlons. BENZ SEvERsoS, Civil Engineer,
May building, Seventh and f streets.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
rAuourER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

Among It's numerous enactments the General
Assembly Of Virginia granted charter TO Generals
fitz Lee, NJ. D. Corse, W. n. Payne and Bradley r.
John tDn, together with Hon. Richard 7. Meirick,
Of Maryland Thomas ]. scmmes, Of New orleans;
D. j. Goodwin, OF Pnrtsinouth; n. G. Gordon, Robert
Beverly, II, r.. Pardon, Albert Fletcher. Judge
Thomas Smith, A. D. Payne, Bernard +. Green, Of
tauquier; James H. Mutt, Of Cupepcr; Charles
Marshall, of Baltimore, and Francis T. Willis, Of
Richmond and others TO re-establsh the once
famous White sulphur Springs as "sanitarium'
for the invalidi where he may be under skilful
medical treatment at all seasons, They also pur.
recreation and pleasure. where It's many patrons OF
antc-be lum times can meet In social Intercourse
and enjoy It's ealth.rcstoring and inyigorating
waters. A largo amount Of stock has already been
subscribed aud II is believed by inanccrs that the
addition of the saniarium will make this most
desirable investment, The survey Of a railroad
from Warrenton to the Springs tsix and half
miles has already been completed, which will re-
duce the time from Washington TO about three
hours, Business men from this city, Baltimore,
NORFOLK, Alexandria and other adjacent localities
can thus procure recreation without loss Of time.
and the railroad issues tickets to families at the
rate OF two cents per mile.
Before the war these were the most literally
patrunilcd Springs In the South. The medicinal
quality Of its waters Is invaluable and the climate
passed. Nature has len nothing FOR artificial
science to supply In the way of Identification.
while al that capital needs to make handsome
Interest Is the establishment OF the building de-
stroycd during the late war for which purpose the
company is now being organized.
Books arc open for subscription at Hooe Broth.
ers, 1928 street.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
FUNERAL OF E. l.. DAVENPORT.

New YORK, Sept. 5-The funeral of E. L.
Davenport, the actor took place to-day from Dr.
Chapns Fourth Unversalist church, on Finh
avenue The church was crowded with relatives
and friends Every member Of the dramatic pro-
fession Of this city attended, as well many from
other cities The remains were removed to the
church at al early hour followed by the pail
bearers, members Of his family and friends. Men
dehs Inns Funeral March was played ON the organ
Gssemb!age rose 10 receive 1t. The pail. bearers
were Judge DAILY, John r. Brady, George X. Good.
Mayo, HenryC. Jarrett and Kugustin DAILY. The
floral offerings were rich and beautiful DR. Chaplin
read the funeral services and delivered u most
touching funeral oratlOn. The remains were taken
10 WOOdlAwn cemetery,
National Republican., 1877-09-06
THE COURTS.
EQUITY COURT,
Before Justice OliD,

Kaiser W. Kaiser; guardian al hiem ap-
pointed. Jackson ct a.. W. Ward order to take
testimony. District Of Columbia VS.. Moss; pro con-
wonzel VS.. wenzel; referred TO Examiner I0veioy.
Henault vs. Henault Injunction claimed. Hol-
man Us. Holman; pro corfesso referred TO Examiner
& Mandel ct al; reference to auditor Tompfns
rs. .Burnenburg; reference TO auditor. Bartlett Vs.
Murtagh; pro cory>sso a. to W. J. Miller.
CIRCUIT couRT-sPECIAL TERM.
Before Justice olin.
Judgments by default were given In the
,SosinE sI-son Gs,ss The% %, c. =. Kaufman or
vs. a. W. White for q 6A0 s. a. Cabeil VS. the Ma.
ional Alarm Company. for s4l070. II. N. whipple
vs.: G: =; Hoyey and J. II. EmbIy, for ss47. JF.R.
frmed. for sis, by default r. Iieber Sons Co. Tvs vs.
T. II. Dooley. for $3.50 Manufacturers National
ssaonS ssns g. National doIDss DTs for
Northern Liberty Market comPany, vs. Leo Kossci,
Market Company vs.. W. Il. Stewart, for s7Ss a.
Northern Liberty Market Company vs.. Y. II. Fall.
N Homiicr ci 51 Northern fi Liberty Nsrfet Ss
SSS;Ss So@'Ss@Ss hSsrs M@sss n1SSss Ss%pany ny 1ss
G sn Liberty % %sPesi Company nor VS." " A. HSsts, Rsiac,
for sso264. Washington Market Company VS.. s 3,
smoot and g; C, Pomeroy, for $500. District Of
Graham vs.. /. : Chapman. % fof siI,.i6 III n. = and ID
J. Garfield vs.. Robert BALL, for s3sl. r. J q. and
4. L. Pennekamp vs.: B: c. Booker, IT,. and W. D.
for sl6666. J. Van RiswicE vs.. {. NJ Robinson, Tor
SHO. Martin 4 Bro. vs.. Samuel Jackson for $3.50 a.
Browning Il Middleton vs.. J. d. Archer ct al for
SlhO. Johnson Brothers vs. s. W. Robinson for
S5l4+3. Main Marsh vs.. J. Chapman, for ss3a Ga
+. p. May 4 60. vs.. J. A. Michaels for ts597 73 Max
Kerr Va. L. Browning and A. Browning for s2I7 so
vs.. T. L. Cropley. for s235. J. T. Campbell VS. j. A.
Haywood for SvO25. johnson l. Meade vs.. q. r.
Gnlick Bro. for S66l.3,. W. r. Hooper 4 Sons vs.
=. T. Bowen, for s6s6.s3 Samuel Barth vs. Thos
Adams, for tlts7s J. McMurray vs.. Annie E Nc.
Murray, for $780,
National Republican., 1877-09-06

The residence Of Rev. DIR J. c Rankin, No.
Grant street was througrd last evening he
tween the hours Of \ and 10 O'Clock by the
members Of his congregation and many other
iriends who were brought together to tender
DIR Rankin and his wife a welcome home. The
committee having the reception in charge ar.
ranged matters admirably. AZ o'clock the
company was invited to the dining. room,
where u hoantifnl rcpast had been spread and
to which ample justice was done. Dr. Rankin
returned In excellent health, and the hearty
welcome extended by his friends is the rose
leaf fOating In his cup Of happiness.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
LOCHL MISCELLANY.

ONE DoLLAH.-Obtain DR.. Hartley's great remedy
for Catarrh. druggists have II.
Leit-otf clothing watches, pistols, &c, bought at
Herzog's, sl5 street Orders attended TO.
All kinds OF trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at .Murruys, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
THE finest New York butter IN the city; also,
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Western but.
ter, at Splcers butter store, southwest corner OF
Ninth and streets. Fine cheese at less than Bal
timore prices No lmpossibilitcs advertised, but
prices as low as the lowest Call and be con-
yincel
National Republican., 1877-09-06
THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

The fire commissioners met last night. Mr..
WIN. Drew, assistant engineer, submitted his
monthly report for August, showing that
during the month there were 0 alarms of fire,
entailing an estimated loss of $3.50 with the
insurance on the same of $500.
communication was submitted from Su-
perintcndent Miles, stating that Architect
Clark would superintcnd the raising of the
bell on No. , cnginc.house IL the District
Commissioners would furnish the money. Re-
ferred to the District Commissioners.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
.ssa CHESTNUT STREET, pHnA.


DIR. JAMESON, is4I CHESTNUT st.. Phis.
Send for Books and Circulars. auai.FM&wim
National Republican., 1877-09-06
MEETING OF CHIEF ENGINEERS.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 5.-The National
Association Of Chief Engineers OF the United
States are In convention here. Representatives
from nearly every State In the Union are present.
The American Association for the Advancement
ing. About half OF the association have gene 10
Chattanooga 10 pay Lookout mountain visit.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
BOYS School suits at very low prices at Kauen-
stems, 80 seventh street.
MARRIAGE OF MISS JOSIE PLANT

MARRIAGE OF MISS JOSIE PLANT.
Miss josephine Plant and viii Mace
Stewart were joined In the happy bonds of
wcdlOck last night, at Memorial church. The
Rev. J. q Butler performed the ceremony.
No invitations were given, but it was under
stood that the friends Of the family were at
liberty to attend. There was very pleasant
gathering to witness the ceremonies, after
which they repaired to the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. J. T. X. Plant, on d street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, where they
had spread before thcm table loaded down
with eatables and drinkables of all kinds.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
BRADY's.
Z---la--R

The historical portraits OF dixting guished repro.
sentative men. lately exhibition at the Centen.
NAL Exhibition al Philadelphia, are now ready for
the inspection Of the public at "Brady's National
Gallery" No. 62o Pennsylvania avenue. This col.
lection embraces the eminent men Of America. In
addition To the medals received In New York for
many years and In London in 1867 Is awarded ne
hghea dipard msda at the Centennial Exposition In
Philndelphia lS76
National Republican., 1877-09-06
BLACKMAILING A WOMAN.
NEW i,oDoE rRACTICED ny PRETESDEn
NEWSPAPER coiu,EsPoNDENr

4 NEW i,oDoE PRACTICED ny PRETEN DIED
NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT
Tho arrest of George A. Massow, = young
German, Tuesday night. shows up another
one Of the modes for raising money which
hard times and rascally ingenuity have pro-
duced. Mass1w WAS taken into the Police
Court yesterday morning, and the case was
continued until tomorrow. Massow pretends
to be q newspaper correspondent The charge
against him 10 made by Mrs. Mary z. Multi
gan. residing on o street northwest. She
states that on the Sd instant Massow came 10
her house and charged her with being a pro-
curcss, and with having approached his wife
in that capacity. Afterwards he went to the
Office Of Justice p. T. Bowers and swore out a
warrant for Mrs Mulligan on that charge, and
then went hack to her house ostensibly for the
purpose Of serving the warrant.
He frightened tho lady very much, and
made proposition to stay the proceedings II
graca Of an arrest on such charge 70 much
that she raised SIS, which she gave to him.
She was shTcwd enough to require q receipt Ia
which she made him state the particulars of
the transaction. After he went away Mrs.
Mulligan went To police hcadquarters, where
she exhibited the tcll.taie receipt, and mar
rated what had occurred 10 Major Richards.
Massow was soon arrested, and locked up at
headquarters.
ihI bik,ihiSA WV EShN NJ EsN1.
II was quiet day at the Office Of the Dis
trict Commissioners yesterday, there being
few visitors calling either 10 enter complaints
seeking relief or searching for appointmsn to
prospective vacancies.
During the day an order was made that all
assessments issued against property for i'm
provements Of alleys In this city and George.
town should be called in for reissue Similar
action is likely to be extended to other assess.
ments.
Licenses were paid as follows: Daniel
Corrigan, as notary public B. c. Booker, on
aucti0neers returns; p. ii. Hill, as commission
merchant. Permits to build have been issued
to the following applicants: A. W. Collimore,
repair a frame dwelling, Delaware avenue, be.
tween ID and y streets northwest; $50.
Henry Messer, remodel q frame dwelling,
Sixth, between + and q streets southwest
$3.50. German Savings Bank, repair a brick
store, seventh, between Z and streets north
west 1900. W. J. Purman construct four two
story brick dwellings Valley street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth aud s and T streets
northwest $3.50. l.. s, Chapman, four two
story brick dwellings, + between First and
Second streets northeast; sl7,5OO. Same four
two story brick dwellings in same locality;
| $4,000.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
CITY ITEMS.
Coon ADVICE

Now Is the time Of year for pneumonia lung
fever. &c. Every family should have bottle OF
Boschee's German Syrup. Don't allow for one mo.
ment that cough To take hold Of your child yonr
family or yourself Consumption, asthma, pneu.
nona, Group, hemorrhages and other fatal diseases
may set In. Although II is true German Syrup Is
curing thousands Of these dreadful diseases yet Il
Is much better 10 have II at hand when three doses
will cure You. One bottle will last your whole
family a winter and keep you safe from danger.
II you are consumptivc do not rest until you have
tried this remedy. Sample bottles, 10 cents. Regu.
lar size, 70 cents, Sold by your druggist Charles
Stutt & Co., Wholesale agents.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

ROCKVILLE FAIR.
THE MONTGOMERY AGRICULTURAL SO
DAY. THURSDAY dpd FRIDAY, i,,h, 18Th and ittI
instant
IsIswl leave washington the first day at 7;S5 ami
$40 the latter stopping al way stations and return
tt9 and y. m.
Second and third days at 7,ss, $40 and eso and re
round hip. T. J HALL,
seS-U President
National Republican., 1877-09-06
LIFE In WASHINGTON.
INnICATIONS

Mbfioaors or risirg bdromster, Hortheast 10
southeast w'nds, cloudy and rainy wsather, sta
6e,,ary Temperature.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
EyEny prnsoN'a IIAIR

nSsSs nSsS Is y SS aPESSn
Pomade Optime Is specially suitable; Il keeps tn,
hnir son and glossy, and lpars to It strength an,
vitality. % and 80 cents per bottle Sold by al
druggists.
National Republican., 1877-09-06

JCDItIUIs EtONOMY.
Ia now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside your
soiled gloves but rcnovate them with Jouvens In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. II will cleanse them
thoroughly, easily and quickly. Gold at drug and
fancy stores. Is cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
School SrITs at
EsEAAS Bros, corner Seventh and SITS
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

AUCTION sALEs TODAY.
BY b II Warner
AIS p m, valuable building lot on The south side
Of Massachusetts, avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets northwest
At6 p m, desirable business residence No. 1905
street.northwest, being threestory residence
with Il store
National Republican., 1877-09-06

DR.. Tut has been engaged In
the prnci ice OF medicine thirty
years, and for n long time was
demonStrntor OF anatomy IN
the Medical College of Georgia,
hence person, using hts pills
have the guarantee that niey
are prepared on scient ilc pfiil.
clpier, and ara free frOrn all
quarkery.
lie has succeeded IN conlbln,
Ing IN them the heretofore an
tagonisiic qualities OF q
strengthening, purgative aud
q purifying tonic, while they
remove all unheslthy arcumu,
lations. they produce no weak
ness.
They may he taken at any
time without rest rHint OF die,
or occupation. As a safe fam,
ily medicine they have nc
PRICE % CENTS.
-Ofti'F,
35 Murray stte0
New York.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
Z A X Y R o o Fs.

T, E Y Ro rs.
as storain and snow water DAMP WALLS also mad.
dry, by thoroughly applying IRoN.cLAD PAINT
and IRoS.CLAp CEMENT
It hiss been used by Mr. I'D Clark, snchii-ct United
States Capitol, upon the public buildings for eight
wears. and is pronounced by him to be the be,, and
most durable paint in the world. IT'S also used hJ
National Republican., 1877-09-06

A MERICAN SOFT CAPSULE CO. METALLIC
~ Boxed Goods now ready. Address VICTOR
hAU9ER New York. my7-5m
National Republican., 1877-09-06
TAILORING DEPARTMENT.

Our stock Of fall suitlngs aud coatings embracing
all shades aud styles is now complete.
EI,ENAN Bros, corner seventh and L SITS.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
TrFrn Rl,INrn ey NrcIrrr

cannot be restored. ioung people remember this
tse daily Thurt"n's Ivory l'enrl Tooth Powder
II will presrrve your teeth frIm decay, and keep
them sound, clean and white through life. 2 and
20 cents per bottle Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
MILLIONS OF BOTTLES

OF Burnetts CocOaine have been sold during the
last twenty years, and the public have rendered
the verdict that 1t is the best hair dressing in the
world.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
RERKELEY SPRINGS,

- WEST VIRGINIA.
chased nom lie Berkiey Sprinss ho,si Company by
the present proprietors, will hereafter bs conducted
added
The table shall not be eIceed by that OF any water
heen thoi oughly repaired
n board, y per day, SiI,so per week, s,o per month
children ~ years and under, also HeIyantH $50 per
month; special rates made with large families that
konndsrip ticket. for the season. including stage
Descriptive pamphlets al Metropolitan Hotal
Yl0lm 1T TREGO Son, PToprietors.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
WEICnMEn HOME

P.RTSrs viii Rnd Boys school suits Of every de.
snIirtinM al kAlkenslcIns. 80 SeXenth street.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
OuIRK's InIsU TEA.

This popular remedy for dyspepsia, biliousness
sick headache sour stomach, vertigo, constipation
and all diseases arising from dlsordered stomach
liver IL sold by all druggist 25 cents per pack
age-making quart OF medicine.
National Republican., 1877-09-06

t1~P PATENTs. = s1H PEEsIoNs, LAVA
. -.rs JOS. r, X. PLANT, .
Uuitsd States CommssioneI and Exsuainer IN Chan
also fot Nova Sc0tia-
Onies, US s,Ieei nor,hweG residsnos. ssl Ds.rse
northwest, Washington. ID. G.
CoI3pondsnee solicited. aua sm
National Republican., 1877-09-06
- A LBEMARLE HOTEL
IA hE2A E42MAPRw%+HYyroEEIRr1rHF EEIRrrF s4klSTl 4AkyENyE' AND
Facing Madison Square,
NEW YORK
On the European Plan,
JAEvRIN a PALMER.
Jysf PTOprietofa

w EsTMINsTER HOTEL,
w ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Corner Irving Place and Sixteenth street, New York
Ons Block nom Union Square and broadway.
The most central yet guietert location In the city
Convenient TO the great Stores theatres and churches
Elevator and all Modern improvements Easy aocess
to all parts or the city by cars and staFeaL -
jyn q. B FERNiN Proprietor
National Republican., 1877-09-06
FOR BOYS.

School Suits At
ErsEMAs Bros, corner Seventh and 4 sts.