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National Republican., 1877-12-01
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WILBoR's CoD LIVER OIL AND LINE-The friends
Of persons who have been restored from confirmed
consumption by the iise OF this original prepara-
tion and the grateful parties themselves, have, by
recommending 1t and acknowledging Its wonder
fil efficacy, given the article vast popularity in
New England. The Cod Liver Oh Is I'm this com
bnaion robtrd of It's unpleasant taste and is rem
dered doubly effective In being coupled with the
lime which is itself restorative principle supply
ing nature with Just the assistance required u heal
and reform the diseased lungs. A. j. WlLBoR, Boss
ton, proprietor. Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
Services To-Morrow.

At Hamline NJ. L. Church, corner Of Ninth
and Pstrects, the Young Peoples Association Will
hold q meeting every sunday evening. Major II.
A. Hall will conduct tie exercises and Mr. George
Bancroft will lead the music.
The Rev. Dr. Harrison, chaplain Of the House OF
Representatives, will preach ut the Mount Vernon
Place Church, corner Of Ninth and streets, TO-
morrow.
Tho Young Mcn's Christian Association will hold
an interesting service In Lincan Hall tomorrow
afternoon, consisting Of brief testimonials from the
converts ufa year and u half nYo aud more re-
Gently. Col. Andrews, Mai Hall. Mr.. Eye. Mr..
Reynolds Mr.. House and others are expected g.
take mart in these exercises,
National Republican., 1877-12-01
$3.50 CHILDREN's listers. EIsEMAN's, 7th and Il
Hop at the Cushing House.

Among Thanksgiving festivities a social hop
at the well.knOwn Cushing House, on c, neal
Four.and-a half street, was the Inauguration Of q
series snar to thuse that have rendered the house
81 attractive during past seasons. The spacious
salon was well, filled and dancing was enjoyed by
all Interrupted only for cheerful converse, while
ended with AL old time "VirgnIa Rec" In which
young and mature-no old folks are ever TO be
bound In that Paradise for the middle. aged-joined
with nearly and hetthfl vigOr.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
CHLDREs's overcosts, at ElsraASs, 9Th and f
Mr., Thompson's Lecture.

Joseph Thompson, Of Baltimore, late working
mems candidate for mayor in that city, lectured
before the Scotch clubs Of this city, at Scotia Hail.
Thursday night, upon The HumOn Of Political
Campaign" From Mr.. Thompson's description his
experience during the late campaign In baltimore
must have been very funny. He treated his sub
lect very pleasantly, and kept his audience laugh
Ing most Of the time
National Republican., 1877-12-01
aFOR8E7OWy VIEWS.
RIVER FRONT,

Tho tug boat +. NJ. Gilbert left yesterday af.
ternoon for Norfolk, having in tow three canal
boats laden with coal for the Dismal Swamp
Canal.
GRAIN ARRrvALs
ny rail.Two thousand bushels Of wheat to J. @,
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS
John Wilson, New York; J. Edwin BRAND, Chi.
cago, S H.; J1hn riu Browne st Louis; Samuel %
burg. Pa; and r. Vdnfardsr, Madison, WIS.,, are
stopping nt the West End Hoiel.
Hon. Charles A. Mix, formerly Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs. IL lying dangerously Ill OF paralysis
at his residence, No. l0t High street
The funeral Of Mr.. John y. Norris toNk place on
THANKSGIVING day fom Trinity !Catholic) Church,
:. nine SSl2es m The M. were Can't
Jackson, John II. Mcdaniel: Reuben Daw aud
John Lynch, The funeral Of Mr.. Jame' X. Reilly
Tho funeral was attended by The members Of 81
Vincent dc Paul's Society and q large number Of
the old Town Council, Of which he was member.
The schooners Julia A. Ward and Enos ?. Phil
the Keuncbec Ice Company during the freshet, were
unloaded.
dies or tho town, died suddenly about eight o'clock
on Thursday night.
Yesterday afternoon oaiccr Sebastian arrested
a colored man, named Madison Thornton, on
Bridge street, between Congress aud Valley, as q
SUSPICIOUS character At the time OF his arrest he
had In his possession lot Of poultry. lie claimed
that he was cooking for a man named Barnes, near
Shiloh Church, Brightwood.
The liquor dealers OF Gcorre,own are complain.
Ing bitterly OF the pra, ticc OF small grocery deal
ers, who have only Wholesale license, selling
liquors by the small.
The work Of repairing the breaks In the George
town level Of the canal is being pushed forward
vigorously. There arc three gangs Of men Rtwork
II is proposed To work the men day and night III
Af tha
pany to have the repairs completed In teu working
days.
National Republican., 1877-12-01

A second attempt to enter the house Of Mr..
Wyman No. 1918 Corcoran street northwest was
made about halEpast three o'clock yesterday morn.
Ing Mr.. Wyman wus aroused bya noise, and upon
raising his bed. room window caught sight OF a
large, stout coloIed man running away rom the
house lie fired three shots after the retreatlng
form but they had no effect except TO make the
man run faster. The attempt was made to enter By
way Of the front door aud window, which were the
points OF attack on the former occasion, when some
thief tried To get into the house.
National Republican., 1877-12-01

Lieut.. Darlington, Of the Seventh Cavalry
tells the following about Chief Joseph:
"lIe is the handsOmest Indian ever saw. He |;
young man. but a great warrior. Although he
huunce over his people. lie would not talk to any
one. lie was very much depressed and worn
down. Besides the trouble OF his people, he lost {
brnthef who was n great fayorite with him, on the
3Oth. And then, Just before the battle, his LITTLE
daughter strayed OFF and was lost In the SNOW. ii,
sent scouts out To lock for her. but could not find
force Of soldiers should be left TO look for III,
missing child. This was done, but she was nevel
found, suppose she was frozen to death. 1t wa
showing very hard during the battle, and sh,
doubtless got blinded and lost All these thing
combined depressed Joseph very much, and III
could not be induced 10 talk. He was not sullen
but appeared lost In grief"
National Republican., 1877-12-01
go BEAVER overcoats EsENASs, 7th and Z.
A Brutal Highway Robbcr.

About eight o'clock Thanksgiving evening a
coored woman named Harriet lee was assaulted
by colored man on street, between North Capt..
tol and First northwest, and knocked down. The
man attempted 10 rob her, but succeeded in getting
for elpbrought Officers Block and Farquhar To her
assistance, but not until the thief escaped. II II
near the same spot where q colored woman named
thrown BY some unknOwn person, last Wednesday
evening
National Republican., 1877-12-01
The xvifc's Statement.

HARwIcH, MASS, sept. n, 1875.
M. SetNns.
a, rn,E sur fsel must say q " words about the
clmI inlnts they did hot know hat y gye me. They
sid had d had hun, and Ind the kidney coni-
platnt, the liver complaint my yery W. Ak
snd don't think there Is any one who ~ ufered mo-.
with the piles than did. The ply ic.ans oil sad
there no for me uke m y lcne, could not
We u NIGH the month OF Ma trdly b'nk tile
NE3EI INEla, Alyed my II Q, and my neig bJrs s,y
that toe VEtiErINE o. really accom- pi shed wor
derful cure In my cT o. I'D tell every ono whom
meet II Is the b st mctic,ns In the world.
MRS. ]. L. BUTLER.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
Tho ChiIdren's Lecture.

The entertainment provided by the Y. NJ. c. 4,
for this afternoon ut Lincoln Hall Is postponed until
Monday afternoon at four o'clock Gorgeous aud en-
Eastern people by Rev. J. 8. ostrander will be the
attraction. Admission for children, only 10 cents.
Sec advertisement.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
A Husbands statement OF the
Great Suffering OF his WIFE.

HAaaicI. MASS, Sept. ~, is7a
Mr. III. N. S>tsns.
DrsAR NJ I fec, II my duty 70 Sav q word IN praise
ofyH'ETiNE MY VIM has bccn troubled with
nom her parents, We have lrted several phvscians
and great many diiifrrnt kinds Of med o ne with
but little benefit She W " 40 much einpciated tha
we had almost despalr u her ever being any better.
Hearing ofthe VEGETiNEwe resolved TO try once
more, and she CONNER cd using Il last March, aud
has been improving In ncai,h ever since Prom 10!
pounds she has advanced to i1 pounds. having gained
81 pounds IN seven months and " now ab'e to ha nbnut
her work. In short, she believes thai vEgEf1NE
has been the means OF saw VI her life and that she
cannot say too much In Its ruse If pleases yoa 10
m axe Use OF this statement at liberty 70 do
She has taken hftren bottles and Ia still using ~, and
can aely II clmmend 1t as great blood purifier.
Your respectfully, - -
National Republican., 1877-12-01
DR.. Hnssenplug.

This eminent Philadelphia physician has
been induced TO visit Washington Sunday and
Monday Of each week. A rare opportunity Is Of
fered TO all who are suffering with chronic dis
eases Can be consulted free at 627 street north
west, from eight to twelve an.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
PLACES or WORSHIP.

Location of Churches, Name Of Pastor, and
Hours Of Religious Exercises.
Tho morning services In all the churches
begin at eleven o'clock, vcspers In Roman Catholic
Churches at four D. IN. and evening services are
held IN the churches generally al T30 o'clock.
The following Is list Of the more prominent places
of worshin n tho nafrief.
National Republican., 1877-12-01

8The Washington City Missionary Society.
The report of this society shows that the Mis-
sionary Rev. DR.. Kramer, from September 80 1873,
to September 90, 1871 visited l212l families In the
District numbering 64.602 persons. distributed
gO3 $50 pages of tracts rs Bibles and Testaments
and relieved 3i3 suffering and destitute families;
2il sermons have been preached, Si29 prayer meet
ings held. During the time frequent visits have
been made to the Jail, aims house, menofwar at
navy yard, and other institutions. Money is needed
To carry on this good work and Il Is hoped that the
churches md private individuals will send their
contributions TO the treasurer, Mr. L. Lyman, at
the Treasury Department..
National Republican., 1877-12-01
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR 1875

mss.,%S Ss.s \. A%s.san ssIisaissi iis,ais.rss 81
ine lon o. ~ %ites, viii Vi "f ss"ecIy @a % Turing The
S%"E sS e IN s sns Sf ~ nr I
nS{ sply m tns, Pgsg95sc . MAKE ne hsn.s @
dispensabr 10 ali who value the beat ihougnl ~ The
s2Sn.T snS or rnanse n, ma'fr az ~ Msor
AMERICAN FICTION
;%IS,. ;%IS, r'sis sia RSSs"ss ays ~, ! p;s 4
Or Gr II par. parts H WIZ ic@s is%s r and 'Aa 1" i've
SHORT sroRIES
Cooke, Constance fcninore Wools9n. II. E syudder.
asaaus Gss .ss snSl G d p.S %SIi SSd S
SKETCHES AND ESSAYS
by Mark Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner will
DBsoRIPTioNs OF FonEIaN LIFE AND
TRAVEL,
NJ story Gs Xs Of Asas "nS Taasspas scssl %
peth.' gnd Charles " NorNn, c'Essays on Italian
STUDIES FROM FRENcH, GERMAN. AND
ENGLISH BOOKS
not easily accessible 10 the general reader and char
sscshsd % he een sy 1Ie peea elan epon ~ s sr ns
yssr %s,rd Grant, psrS Wilt. N s'SdGT m oMsly Msp,y Ise
Presion aud gthers Viii Scnireu,S ihess saaaes In:
nresting contributions may also be expected ron,
'Deephayen sEetches,' aid Others, Including some
curious "Reminiscences OF Brook farm," by mem
ber OF the Association.
MATTERS Of ARTISTIC AND MUSICAL IN.
TERE3T
Will be treated In frequent articles. and the literary
criticisms Will be, ~ ever nul vari, and Impartial
THE CONTRIBUTORS CLUB,
70 which 50 many RAIDERS already turil the hrs'
thing. VII hs enlarged and rendered constantly NOR
POETRY
the Atlantic will continue TO excel The older con.
flbuors, Identified for twenty yerrs with It's fnnit
nnd pro psrriy-Mr. Longicllow, nr. U. w. Honet
Mt. Whi'icr. Mr.; Lowell and 9th, s--wil appear a,
heretofore ., and the Atlantic, which has introd1c,t
TO the public the 1T among younger writer's, vii
b. the avenue OF whas ever is most promising ant
characteristic In new talont. IO
THE ATLANTIC PORTRAITS
o. bryant and Lcngfelow, remarkable for their hdel
~ as portraits AMI their rare artistic exceence tht
Publishers have now I'd led new liiesze portrait o.
New Englano's iavoriie poet,
JOHN 0REENLEAF WHITTIER.
These portr Ats are carefully wrapped on rollers, and
can be sent TO any part OF the country BY mail. with
out Injury.
TERMS OF TIE ATLANTIC.
slnge or sp cimen numbers, % gents. Yearly sub
stripton, 81 postage free; with hie-size portrait
Wniuer, Bryant, OF Lonsielow, "; with two por
traits, ~ with nli three portrnits,S
SPECIAL OFFER. The November and December
num ers OF the AiiHnic, containing poems by Whip
tier and Long elbow and the commencement NJ
fres 10 all s,,ssJciic the Atlin,ic tor 1875
Mho rcI their sub'crpton. TO the Publishers beior,
Dscsnlber Ia
Remitances by NAH should he sent by n money
order, dan Now York or Boston, or regisIcTed
letter. 10 u. o. HUushton n Co, Riverside Press C'nh
bridge, Mass.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
Indications.

For Nep England aud Middle States rising
bsrometer, statioparyo or slightly iover temperature
pHthuea TO northrca Vinds aad clear or partly
poady heather are probable, ,rh possibly lieh
pous in northern portions.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
VEGETINE.
Reliable Evidence.
VEGETINE.

VHErINE H. rr al pans c,a for our aged fathers
and mOtheis, for II gives them Strength. quiets their
ner> !, and gives thi IN nGturt = sweet sleep.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE visit TO Dr. Hartley insures instant relief for
catarTh. No exorbltant fees IN advance Resi-
dsnce removed to g34 New York avenue.
Ieftoif clothing watches, pistols, SC, bought Al
HeIIogs, pi6 b street. Orders attended ".
National Republican., 1877-12-01

Death Of Givaudan, the French Cook.
Mr.. A. c. Givaudan died In this city last
Thursday from injuries received by falling while
jumping OH the steamer Ladyofthc Lake, last Sep
tcrnber. to which boat he was attached as steward.
MIR. Givaudan had considerable celebrity as one OF
the leading French cooks OF the capital. His death
revlves incident that occurred IN this city at the
outbreak of the Franco-lrussian war, which
brought his name quite prominently before the
public at the time lie was then steward Of the
French Minister Two colorcd walters In the house
of the Minister died suddenly and very mystcri
ousy. All that that was known of their death was
that one morning both of the men were found
dead In the same bed. During tho investigation
into the cause of the death Gyaudan was the most
important witness. The most generally accepted
theory was that the walters had drank OF wine
which had been intended for the French Minister.
and the event created considerable excitement.
The French Government spent considerable money,
and sent from France three celebrated parisan de
tcctiyes to investigate the case but Il remains as
much ofa mystery to-day US ever.
National Republican., 1877-12-01

Boys OvERcoArs.-Toys listers, from $3.50 up
Boys suits, from four years to twenty-one years o
age. Boys long and short pants.
Moan WALKER & Co.,
695 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-01

TREMENDOUS overstock Of overcoats from 81 up
to SIS each being a reduction OF r'nm s3 tn $40.
NABIg ngus.,
Seventh and ID streets,
National Republican., 1877-12-01
Wanted,

Gentlemen to know that the custom OF hav-
Ing boots and shoes made 10 order can be dispensed
WITH you eau fnd tha latest novelties. superior
workmanship, and smore oniorlable NJ by calling
ct II. s. SrRAsBuRGER's,
No. 800 and sos Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
unrEn. q 70 sd sAKg. sIO sevenlh slreet.
Rev. DR.. Newman's Lecture.

This popular and renowned reverend gentle
man will deliver a lecture on next Tuesday even.
ing, at his church, corner OF Fourand.a.half and
G strccb. His subject, The RefomatOry Forces
VI Christianity" The lecture will lie philOsOphi.
cal discussion OF Christian civilization, compared
aud ComtraslGd with other forms Of civilization
This lecture Is very highly commended by the Sec
ulHr and religious press nf the country.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
Do Not Buy

an overooat until you examine the stock of
saks, the clothier, i63 and iGJ penna avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
TRUNKS AND HARNEs'

satchels and Travelling Bags. Pocket. books, &c.
cheap for cash. ut the factory and salcsrooins oi
James S. T0pham. 425 Seventh street northwest
under the BIC WIRE SIGN.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
ovERooArs for boys. EIsEaAs. 7th and f.
The Attractive Goods

for the holiday season received In such I'M
mcnse quantities at Raf Brothers, 72O Seventh
street. Is being rapidly disposed Of which Is not at
all surprising taking into account the fabulously
iop prices Of which they are sold.
National Republican., 1877-12-01

BOYS SUITS, stylish cut nuc material. Mt greatly
reduced prices. Cold weather Is the time TO make
good bargains, at 4. straus', coll Pcnnsylyumla
avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-01

DRESS COATS Is smooth and rough goods down to
s.. former price flO.
HABLE Bros,
Seventh and ID streets.
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gES.s Overcosts. EIsEMAS Bios, 7th and E.

THIS IL a hard season on rheumatic sufferers, and
II behooves us to keep bottle OF Durang's Rheu-
matte Remedy on hand TO check the irst pain.
Ask your druggist.
National Republican., 1877-12-01

YouSG people pay attention TO your teeth. Clean
them daily with fhnrston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
der the best dentifrice known 1t Will preserve
their whiteness through lie, prevent decay and
toothache. Much pain and trouble is caused by
early neglect, therefore take heed In time. Price,
Is and 20 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-12-01

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enable me to sell goods at small profits. saks,
the clUthier, 1863 and i65 Pennsylvania avenue.
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vEGETINE.
WHAT is ACCOMPLISHED by
" H Ct K r. Il n Il
vEGETuNE.

vBGET1Np will renew the blood, sive tone 10 the
stomach, Icsf re the liver to s proper afion, stint
uiate the kidneys 30 ns 10 enbi" them u perform
the functions devolyinG upon the,., carry OF tie p
trid hnmors. regulate the bowels and restore the
whole system 70 working order. This pre-
way through which It lai accomplished so many
wonderful cures as may be seen BY the following un-
National Republican., 1877-12-01
THoNpsos's PoAADE oPrIMr.

An oleaginous compound Of singular merit for
dressing the hair. It's use soon renders harsh dry
hair SOFT and pliable, strengthens II when weak
and gives IL that rich gloss which IL the charm Of
early youth. Price, 25 und 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
WELLS ORIGINAL MAcHiNE.sPKEAD STRENGTH
ING PLAsTERs

This Oldest and the best All who have used
them attest their merit Sold by druggists, Twenty
twenty-five and thirty cents, according to size,
National Republican., 1877-12-01

DREss and Business Clothing ready made or to
order, at Noah Walker Co.'S, 626 Pennsylvania
avenue
National Republican., 1877-12-01

FINE Overcoats twenty per cent below prime
cost TO close out, at Roman 4 Coxs, bO7 seventh
National Republican., 1877-12-01
Amusements Tonight.

NATIONAL -Aimee-opera BoufIe.
OPERA RAHousE.-Novclty Company.
THEATRE CoviQuE--Forty Thieves.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA ELEC-
- TRoPATHlC INSTITUTION, CHARTERED
Open at No. ta Pennsylvania avenue NORTHWEST.
Al diseases successfully treated with the different
notifications ~ electrgity. References nom hun,
drtds o! ~ rrOns cured by us ntcr other treatment
ld ia led. Dr.. High has charge of the Washington
Ot,,ce and Is the only graduate Of an clsctropaihi,
college In this city. An lnteis hng pamphlet mailed
nee. DIR. AUGUSTUS HIGH,
no2I-ims No, 4sj Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-01

Coop, well made, warm oycrcoats down to $40,
former price slo.
UAbLE RRos.,
Seventh and d streets.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
FAScy plaid Ulsters EIsEMAN BRos., 7th and L

FINE Beaver overcoats, all colors, down to sli,
former price so.
HABIE Bros,
Seventh and d streets.
National Republican., 1877-12-01

LITTLE Chlldrens Overcoats. sAks' sl0seventh st
National Republican., 1877-12-01
littell's Living Age.

GIENIEF, AUERBACIf. RuSHIN, TENSY
BROWNING, md many others are represent
the naQes of
National Republican., 1877-12-01

CLEANSE the system and purify the blood, remoy.
ing dyspepsia. sick headache constipation, al, all
Quirks Irish Tea will do 1t. Sold by all druggists.
Price, 25 cents per package,
National Republican., 1877-12-01

JoUyEs's IkoDERous KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
Renoyates soiled gloves thoroughly aud quickly
Price, % cents per bottle. .''
National Republican., 1877-12-01

Ladies' Hand-Sewed Walking Shoes,
With extension solcs, at
II g. STRIspURGER's
No. 900 and 30S seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-12-01

oyERcoArs and listers, from s. to SIS. at Noah
walker 4 Co.'S
National Republican., 1877-12-01
Surprised by MasIucraders,

Boys overcoats. EIsFNAS's, eth and f.
National Republican., 1877-12-01

FINE. elegantly made fur beaver 0vercoats down
TO sl5, former price go.
HABLE Bios,
Seventh and ID streets.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
Iittelrs Living Age for 1873.

BOYS Suits, large variety. SANS, SIe Seventh st.
National Republican., 1877-12-01

cnuDEE''s suits, new styles, at \. sAEs & Co.'S
National Republican., 1877-12-01
Small Expenses

IS SovERcoAr. EIsEMAN BRos., 7th and r.
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Remhtanccs by man should be sent by n none
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