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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-11-01
NelU advertisements.
INAX PAYERS
TAKE NOTICE.

The Collector will visit the following
places in the county for the accommodation
of Tax Payers and sincerely hopes that
Tax payers will avail themselves of this
opportunity to pay up: -,
Western Maryland Hotel, Emmitsburg
on Wednesday Thursday Friday,and Sat
urlay, It'll, Sth, 9th and lQ.h o.:Nnvehsbel
next. :.
Sabillasville, on Monday, November 10
at STEMS Hotel, >'~.,t, 49,
Mcchanicstown, on Tuesday and Wed
ncsday, November 18th and lth, at Gil
bcrt's Hotel.
Wolsvillc, on Thursday, November Is
at j w Ilooycr's store. .a .r;..'. .
Mycrsvillc, on Friday; November IGN
at Buhrman's store.
Middlclown, on Saturday, November ! I
at Henry X. Young's Hotel
townsville, on Monday, November 18th
at Saylor's store. i
Oak Orchard, on Tuesday, Novembe
Goth, at Franklin's store.
Unionvillc, on Wednesday, November
2lst, at Lugcnbccl & Norris store
Liberty, on Thursday, November 22d, q
MunshOwcrs Hotel
Crcagcrstown, on Fr.d y, November 23
at Dir J i Miller's store.
Burkctsvillc, on Monday, Noycmbc
Goth, at p II Ftrifcr's store.
Jefferson, on Tuesday, November 9th
at Walkers store.
Tax payers look to your interest an,
meet the Collector, as this trip is cXpcnsiv,
and solely for your accommodation. Dc
not neglect the opportunity.
WIN. IL. MILLER,
nOy1 Collector.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
plans Court Of Frederick County, letters
Tcstamcntary upon the estate of
EUGENE J. GERNAND,
late of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said de
ceased, arc hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof legally au,
thcnticatcd to the subscriber, on or before
the lSt day of May next; or they may
otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
bcncii: Of said estate. Those indebted are
rogue cd to INTERCHANGEABLE payment.
BERNARD COLLIFLOWER,
nv0l-4t Administrator.
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DIE D..

In Frcd'k., on the 22d ult., Mrs. Catherine
Kecfer, aged 81 wears.
On the 10th inst, near Liberty, Levi Eek
cr, aged 80 yrs, 6 mos and II d'ys.
Near Lcwistown this county, on the 9th
Jacob S, Shock, aged 81 years, and i
days.
On the nth inst, at his residence, noa,
Middlctown, John Coblcntz, Of r., aged
14years, months and 2G days.
On the Goth inst, in Midlletown, John
Lorcntz, Of Jacob, aged 81 years.
On the Goth inst, Of Typhoid Fever, Dan,
icl Root of d., aged a years, months
and 81 days.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-11-01
MAR r led.

On the 23d inst, at the brides residence,
by the Rev. w. c. Wire Mr.. John G. La
mar to Miss Hattie A, Hays, all of Fred.
crick county.
On the 18th inst, in Frederick at the Luth-
Gran Parsonage, by the Rev DR.. Dichl
Joseph j. Mailing to Miss Laura V.
Stalcy, both of that city.
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DYSEs oSAAo
Keller's Vegetable Life Drops
LIVER COMP. AIN T :

When from any of The rumcrous Incl
ting causes the Liver begins to &C. "bno1
mally, the bile remains ii tie system,
|: Whaling and pcrvcrting every vital pro
cess, and causing Boils, Carbunclcs,
Blqtchcs, Pimplcs, Coughs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Consumption, Dyscntcry, KID
tneynhd Bladder diseases, and many other
|. disorders, al originating directly OF indi'
rctctiy from the Liver. Kc!cr'a Vegetable
Life DROPS induce the healthy action OF
the Liver hy providing for the removal OF
the hillary constituents by the Bowels
killncSs and Skin.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-11-01

In the introduction Of Kcllcr's Vege-
table Life Drops. o new departure has
been instituted. Instead Of appealing to
the crcdlllity and desperation OF the sick.
the Judgment of all 10 addressed III "A
Brief Manual of IuIGativc and Dcpura-
tive Mcdicine,"-Co be had Of druggists
free Of charge, and given with every bot
tie of the Drops, )-wrt.cnio for those who.
having perception of their diseases, cal
intcllgcntly apply tic principles therein.
contained, with tic assurance OF relief
and cure Of
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
WHAT HAPPENS AROUND US.
SALE HEals'rER-.ESills for the following

SALE HEalsrER.-.Bil for the following
sales have been printed at this office.
On Saturday, Nov. II, at I o'clock, in
frort of the Gilbert House, the executors
Of the late Geo. w. Foreman, decd, will
sell Il valuable farm, also small farm and
several mountain lots. Sec bills.
On Saturday, November 10, Mrs Laura
Il Owen will sell at her residence in En-
mitsbarg, piano, household and kitchen
furniture, carpets, dishes, &c.
On Saturday, Nov. 10, at O'Clock, Bcr-
nard Colliflower, Admir- of f Garnand,
will sell in Graceham household furniture,
also lot wcaver's implements, &c.
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JNOR BUSINESS CARDS
u CALL AT THIS OFFICE
National Republican., 1877-05-03
THE FIREMEN.
Meoting of the Board Of Commissioners Las
Evening.

Itenln..
regular meetlLg of the Board Of Fire
Commissioners was held last evening; Mr. Col.
lins In tho chair, and MrwnlInm -. Reed, sccre-
tary.
Chief Engineer Cronn presented his report for
tho month Of April last, showing that there were
ten alarms of fire during that time, involving au
estimated loss OF o., 100, with insurance on the
same OF 81, 800. He states that tho steeple and
large bell Of the truck house have been removed
and turned over to the property clerk. Four new
horses have been purchased, two Of which are
attached to engine company No. ., the other two
being with the hose carriage OF No. .
The old horses were turned over to tho prop
erty clerk. John l.. Nelson and Charles n
Thompson have been appointed temporary pri.
Yates. Tho chief reported a great Improvement
communication was received from SupcTin.
tcndent Miles, of tho hre-Oarm telegraph, re.
porting tho wires, Instruments and apparatus OF
the iro telegraph In good condition and working
properly. He also says that there were ten
alarms Of fire transmitted over the wires during
the month of April, smaller number by nearly
my per cent. than has been the average for the
corresponding month during the past i've years.
Applications for positions In the department
were received from H. II. Chamberlain, Samuel
Hart John Leahy Peter Mann, II. B. Phillips
and L. J. Carroll.
A vote OF thanks was rendered Mr. Edward
Clarke, architect OF the Capitol, for assistance
rendered IA removing tho bell ard steeple from
the truck house.
On motion Of Colonel TAFT, Foreman J. Lowe,
ot No company, was ordered to be reduced 10
the RANKS and transferred to another Company by
reason Of continued disability.
thiof Engineer CrOnin stated tha; he had
turned over to the family OF the late Thomas
Robinson, foreman OF the truck compauy the
sum OF .llb, being the amount subscribed ty
members OF tho department. Adjourned.
National Republican., 1877-05-03
DIED.

NELSON On Tuesday. NAY 1, is77, at II o'clock
.; n. SAMUEL NELSON, In the seventy-siSth year
The funeral will take place on Thursday Afternoon,
street between sixth and seyenth southeast
Friends .nd searsiutsnees OF the family arc respect
nlly invited
sToREY.-on Tuesday, May :. Is77, At s:so a. M,
W. story, n ,hs sisy.,h4lrS Ut year Of m h,s sss:
Al from his late residence, corner Of south
Capitol street and Georgia avenue. Friends OF the
family are respectfully Invited to attend.
BEHLE.-On the LIST May. Is77. EDWARD N. be-
loved and only child OF Major Charles y. and Ma
FUNERAL AZ 10 a. IN. to-day from "a Tinh street
northwest
stEsEKINs.-on the evening of May the nrst.
cAnoLiNE y. GIEsEkiNG, In tho hny-seventh
Her funeral viii take pl.ee from The German Con-
cordia church, corner OF O and Twentieth streets
northwest. on Friday aitevnoon the fourth OF May,
at half. mast three o'clock. The friends and ac-
qusintsnces OF the family are respectfully invited to
HOLLIDGE and HULLIDGE.-March Is. is77,
At p. m. GEoRGE slSrEs. sgtd seven months
and ave days; also. April ., is7. at D. m. JANIS
days, chiidrra or James 3. and NsriSa 4. Hoi.
lidse.
PYNcHEON. Tuesday afternoon. MAY !, n7.
Mrs. rRAscEs n. PrSciiEos, beloved wife OF WIN.
Nc. Pyncheon-
TALBERT.IA. Prcyissnss Hospital. at a:o
Funeral viii iais place from Rock Greek church
arr invited 70 attend.
wHBATLKY.-On the morning oftMsyI. Is77,
Mrs. cAnoLISE wHEArLEr, wife OF franei'
The fanefs, viii take place from her late resi-
dsy, ID instanI At b o'clock ,. IN.
National Republican., 1877-05-03
TIE "IJr LEITEN."
May Festival at the Congregational Church.
A KcmsrkabIe Art Gallery.

A remarkable Art Gallery.
Last evening u brilliant assembage met IN
the lccture-room Of the Congrcglt ionaI church.
upon the occasion ol the ivy L-avss,"a mis-
si"nary society composed OF the young ladies ana
misses of tn, church. The room was beautifully
arranged. and the tab es WIRE spread with the
work uf the members oi the society during the
past winter. which showed they had not been idle
rhc principal liable W" In charso Of MIss Eva
Smell, who made this department exceedingly
Interesting.
rhe candy stand had presiding Here In the
pcrs"n "i Lima. the little daughter of General
WhlttIes-y.
Ii beccn nt the Well" was represented by
Nellie Gilnlan
The richest scene OF all was the wonderful "Ivy
Leaves Art Gallery" consisting of over n hun.
dToH scenes from lite by home artists. The bill
said that connolsseurs admitted that nothing like
tho gems found In this collection can lie seen in
any Of the European galleries.
II Is freely Hdmitted that nothing in the Vau
eau, or Louvre, or Naples or even the great sto {
OF lbs from tho Upper Nile at Buulak, could
equal this remarkable gallery. The following is
the Scent" N. Ickcl; view OF brussels" a.
nrpcung; MIX MaLd,' y. Utter; "Colors that
Maker" Il. Il, Hayes; "Noah's Son" p. l. u.
"fluwcr Scene tUtl paintiug,) q. &. 10th; "a
Collection OF Love Letters" q. Upld; PORTRAIT
UIldog. N''''''
This gallery is the result Of the lahurs Of Miss
Julia Rockwell, and It's whole management
showed Its fair creator no moan de coudant Uf
Priscilla, in tho story OF "Milcs Standish." BE.
sides the curlUsIties there were several tables In
the hall loaded with good many things Of this
world Tor the inner man, and these we're literally
patrOnlEed.
During the evening recltations were given by
little Eva Henderson, the juvenile prodigy, and
also by Annie Lewis
Tho Urpheus Club gave hne rendcrings Of
Gay Pilgrims, "ArtIlcrist's oath" Evening
Twilight" and vanish, oh, Maiden," and were
warmly sHcOrcd.
Much credit Is due to Mrs Alfred Wood, aud
especially to tho young ladies Of the church, for
the success OF this enterprise and for 50 good a
cause.
National Republican., 1877-05-03
Commerce.
BALTIMORE, Nj

BALTIMORE, May s-Cotioa quiet; mIddIInE.
-Four auiet and caster; not quotab'y lower
WHEAT quiet and easic' PcnnsyiNaniA rcd. .. -:
s:gS. I southern y al ani s.. lower: Wet
IN "prnrd weak, 5c. lover ruled quiet. aud closed
sriio~ &c :: wssi'Tn mrSs,i. SPOT and nay nss
June GsAessss steamer oc Cat: quiet and hrm
ssee Ryr nomi1aiiy essicr At &c a. a. hsy
aIm .nt nneh&n1gsd. & rTo,is;on. dali htavy and
%gSr "a .;, ?l!l a. AHg sS 10 ~: Ne" & 6Grk sis,s
husin-s restricted by mnr>s Of holders. Muisk ,
Rrcs,pis"FiGGf. is6 bs'.: wheat. a.oo bush
csorn s;,Go hnsh ; "lts' S1oo Hush. shiPm"nts-
Wheat. u'hush.: cora, eLa bash.
SEw ToEK, May e.-Cotion quiet. uplands.
lie; Ti"ans, Il'.c: sales, 81 halrs CoasolidaIed
II p, bales: Fraacc. II, 81 bales; CoauncnL SIII
ulAt"rs suil ilctLncf 10 ryaii=c: No s. To-. a:
.up'rhne W"stC n ana sIstC. ;: aS.1. coRmon
rno,g% To"S &C. s ccB"s S' - !e csoisc f ,I 70
what, Western extra, s,SGS.c: fancy do q. s
sa@@SS S ,GS3@ u sS@'S 60 So $50 ,s5' \; L.ai e ss
fair extra. 5000 -: good to choice do, p osSs
irr"sulsf ,nd ubsciticd: maIEei snii 10 bGyrT
favor; limited export demand; new and old mixed
. s5; No. Z Ml~ sukcc O1cryd al ,,.ss,sI y, Eys
aud Barley quiet and unchanged. barley UaiI
Ivane, Vas lost. ant clos,d I.c, lower; unTrSdS,'
Western mixed. Ca: No. Nov NoFt. sc e:
steamer Mixed C.igssc No. . NeW Nork Ssi3ss &c
-tramrr yellow. 54c.: Low mixed. &c. Oats ir.
ncttcT: tni&Cd Wrstpfu and state Z. . &c: Whit
do. .G3ysac. uAy and Hops dalI aud unchanged.
Cufce-Hio very hrm, & iT Inquiry and unchanged.
sugar very strong. faiF demand and unchanged.
Muiassrs firm aud falr inquiry. Rice IATiy active
| and nrn. Petroleum dull and heavy; crude. ".
rrhned, &c. Tallow easier at - f-shc- Resin qusi
| and unchanged. TurpentIne ,Asicr al x,c fGr
spirits, Es g steAdv; eSsise for STATE and Pean-
sVlyanla ls,c for Western: iisaisr. lor southern
Leather frm; hemock sole sucnos AM RIO q rAntis
light md le and h. AvT ~CiFnt. .JoEc: California
arm; otLtr Kinds quiet: doa.sic nrccs, ssSstr
pulled, e0stsc; unwashsd. LssS: Texas, IGss.s.
Pork opened lower. closing hTmCr: new mesa,
.lS Gt6SlG.Go. Beef gulei. ard Opened lower,
aftcrsAfd advanced snd closed arm; nsw, SIC ln
rloing at sIO.l5 nOminaiy for old. Rutisr ans
Cheese unchanged. Linscri Arm at y i. ,, gold
WHISKY fairly active a. o. -.
| FrcIghis to Liverpool moderately active: cotton
per sul. 9-zei.; per steam, S-lsd.; wheat, pei
steam, szd.
National Republican., 1877-05-03
CITY BREpITTEs.

Prof. Sheldon's annual examin alton eXer
night and Saturday afternoon, May aud5.
The continent of the residents Of the Union
town district Of the county Tor District COmmis.
sloner Is 5. ]. Bowen, 20; a. Garden, -; NJ. q
Emery, ,,
The proprictoTs Of the Owen House wrrr
charged in the Police Court yesterday morning
with selling liquor on sunday The case was con
tinucs until saturday.
Marriage lic"nses have been issued To tn,
following parties: A. 4. Runkle and L'rEie ,
Rogers, Alex. Norton and Rosa l.. Whiting
GeorRv Campbell ami AddIo Alburger.
A pc'IliO l. being uumrtOuslY signed re-
quoting the members OF the Police Hoard I,
have n number Of their handsome policemen
dressed In w0men's clothes amt sent out for tn,
purpose OF catching male street walkers.
National Republican., 1877-05-03
rHE loss or rHE SrEIxsHrr LEO.
staicsnent Of tho owners-An Atiemp; nj
Biackmail.
nv TClerraph IL ne NAiional Nrprhllran,

lBy TcleEraph 10 the National Republican,
NEW YORK, May 2.-Thc owners Of the
steampship Leo make the following statement
In regard TO the story Of the two nrsmon, Shelby
and Power. that the steamer was lost through
clrelessness: Felix Shelby and Pieree Power,
the two hremen who have made afndAvits
against Captain Daniels, came TO our once last
Monday ahd demanded We should give tnem
money A. We had already helped them when
they nrst returned from savannah arer the loss
Of the Leo. we declined to DO 90. but offered them
work on our savannah steamship. the General
Birnes, sailing Wednesday. They became In
sulcnt upon this refusal saying that II they did
not have money they would rublIsh statement
which would hurt us. We thercupon ordered
them out Of the once and told them that we
could not bc blAeEmailed. Their statements
were false. Captain Daniels also makes . sworn
statement deoying he nremen's charges, aud re.
lteratInR his former statement a. 10 the burning
Of the steamer, and chief mate Olsen also eobtra-
| diets their statement
National Republican., 1877-05-03
T. q A 4 Pk X X 1 N & =

.I,EA PkRRINs'
UELsBRATED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
Pronounced by connoisssurs to be the
"oNLY GOOD SAUCE"
and applicable to every variety Of dish.
Extract Of letter from a medical gentleman
at Madras TO his brother at Worcester, May,
lsSi:
"TeIl LEE h PERKINS that their sauce is
highly esteemed In India, and is In my opinion,
tho most palAtabls as we'll rs the most whole.
some Sauce that Is made"
Premium awarded ut Centennial for:
First. "ExoELLENr TASTE"
Second. VERY CAREFULLY PREPARED
LEA = PERRINs' SIGNATURE
Liza = PERRINs' SIGNATURE
Is on every bottle.
Is on every bottle.
LEA a PERRINs.
LEA d PERRINs.
JOHN DUNoAN's SONS.
JOHN DUNoAN's SONS.
New YOrs:
National Republican., 1877-05-03

frontier as speedily a. possible. Shouid EscobedO
cross from Texas into MeKico he viii meet with
stubborn resistance
II IL reported Gen. Cortina was received In
Mexico with demonstratians cf favor, and has
placed bis large stock of horses In his dl1ercnt
ranches in this vicinity. vh'eh we're largely
stolen from Texas, at the dispoti'ion OF the Gov.
rrnment t'orttnn's friends assert he will snnn
return with the former rank Of general. and take
active part In the stirring evenfs shortly ey.
Deatod gu the kIO 9ranls.
National Republican., 1877-05-03

,BkL0CH ,BAlLEY; Al rio;sncs; I,.ly, on the
CAnL JuLius BnLotn, OF Rome. snd BILLA,
S,sunscst daushter Of the late Dr. q. Bailey, or
aros.RIoDls..T TUESDAY. hpril ~ Nj, By
the Rev; rather Rabbis- JAsks T. Rros and Miss
LINDA RuopEs.
LIsDsAY-sHADD-At the FIRST Consresa-
tonal church, ~ Rev. Dr; Rankin, or. rahskI
HkDp, or Chatham, Ontario. No cards.
BRUCE-BROwN In baltimore, Nd, at sp.
y: on Ihnrsdsy. Aprh =, is.., ~ hsy. pr. amss'
w. BnucE, OF ashviiie, Tenn, and Miss ApELLA
twsshn stod stsI and Baltimore Sun please copy j.
National Republican., 1877-05-03
FINE SOFT and stid Felt Hats
STISKNETz, l257 PennsylvAnia avenue
REAL EsTATr SAIH

d. Il Warner, Real Estate broker and Auction.
Ger, sold at auction yesterday afternoon, for Hal,
let hilbouru and &. II. Poor, trustees, lot -. IN
reservation 10. fronting twenty -Iour feet Four
and Z street northwest, opposite Columbia huil0,
ings by depth uf 100 feet, inches, and Improved
by iuur-stOry brick house, TO Admiral s. C.
Rowan, At ell, 90 cash
National Republican., 1877-05-03
myI.II

NOTICE.-THE PARTNERSHIP HERE
IN TOrOhE existing between p. h. Dunn and
william Pagan. under the arm name Of DUNN a
PAGAN, In the conduct of the business OF DKAL-
EHs IN lIQUoRs AND ToBACCo AT WHOLEsALk,
At No g3s LouisianA avenue, has this day been dis
retirement OF Mr.. Pagan In favor ofMr. Dunn, who
vidual account. The Indebtedness OF the late nrm
will be settled by Mr. Dunn. who Is also authorzed
collect all outstanding debts and sign In lltiga-
ton. Thanking our customers for liberal nyors
extended to the late hrm. = continuance OF their
PATRONAGE Is respectfully solicited for Mr.. Dunn.
p. n, DuNN,wM. PAGAN. Washington. ID. g.,
April 10, 1877. tStarl myi-sts
National Republican., 1877-05-03
Az EzcrLLxnr nrrorrrNrrr

TO purchase valuable real estate on the most reA-
senable terms is offered today At the ehAnssry
sale Of portion Of lot a, In square No. 5G2. Tn.
sale VIII take place, 10 iflEt oi the premises, Al
bo'cl"ck this evening. Mr.. John sherman 10 the
auctunesr, A. viii bs asen by tho advertise
ment, the terms of the sale very goneTous
and no better Opportunity can be found " make =
good lnVcEtmglC
National Republican., 1877-05-03
HHaDY'a.

rliu nintur1oal pnrtraita Of distinguished repre-
suntativn num-, lRteis Un exhibition at tho Cen
tnnninll Exhibition ut philadelphia, aro now
rnlle tnr tilu inHpsotiun Of tho public at "Hrndy
Nlltlnnhl t8hllhrys" d2S PennsylvhniA avenue.
unH d1ilentiOn amhraoes tho eminent mon OF
Amaf.na. In addition tn tho meinlH received In
Nlw YuIit tor many yaara, and in London In 1907,
u IsvnTsbat tho highest aiOard medal at tho Don.
tunnini HxpOntaOn In Philhdoiphin, lbIo.
National Republican., 1877-05-03
MiTTERS ~ MENICO.
Lively Times Expected on the Rio Grande-
ErepnratiOns for War HeInr- Made

tBy Telegraph to the National RepuUncan.I
MATAMoRAs, May 2.-In view Of the pres.
ence of General Escobedo, who is chief sup.
porter Of cx.Prosident Lcrdo on the Texas iron.
tier, and tho probability Of an attempt being
made to restore LorlO to the Presidency oi
Mexico, It Is stated that General Dia1, he act.
ing President, will soon come to the Rio GTando
and assume command Of northern Mexico.
Mr.. bershad has arrived to recruit without dc
lay hyc or six thousand additional troops and
horses
Munitions Of war are being concentrated On tho
National Republican., 1877-05-03

quire additional and sufbcisnt sureties, which
the Postmaster General within ten days alter
noticei and in default thereof. the contract may
RESERVATIONS.
The Postmaster General reserves the right TO
interest OF the Government requires II; also tho
right to snnul the contract, IT, In his opinion,
there shall be q failure at any time TO perform
hithfully any Of It's stipulations, or in case OF
willful attempt TO impose upon the Department
cards inferior TO those required By the contract.
PAYMENTS.
Payments for cards actually issued and delivered
VIII be made quarterly, amer proper examination
and adIustment OF accounts.
CONTRACT NOT AssIaNABLE.
The contract cannot, in any case, be lawfully
transferred or assigned.
....... EXTENSION. o.
Should the interest Of the Government reourc.
the contract may be extended beyond the time
named, not exceeding three months, by order Of
the Postmaster General, and the contract prices
In such extended contract.
BLANK FORMS, SAMPLES, ADDRESS.
Blank forms for bids, with specimens OF the two
different styles OF cards, will be furnished upon
application; and oil proposals must be made upon
these blank forms, securely cnveloped and sealed,
marked on the envelope "Proposals for Postal
Cards," and addressed to the Third Assistspt
Postmaster General, Washington, 2; o;
epic Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1877-05-03
hvHHn PnRsoHs HAIn

lns,iH GnunsGnnIIy some oleagenouB application
tn nr.ynnt lis haoominy dry and hnrsh. Thomp-
sonls Hhmnss Onrims 10 specially suitable; Il
anapH tiiu hnir suit anu glossy, and lmpArts 10 it
irnngi1i ami vitality. . and " oonts per bottle.
sIilii by all dfuglistH.
National Republican., 1877-05-03
linnD ADNIuA

NTviH thu ume OF yenr TOR pneumonia, lung
tnvnrE snn. Hrnry family should have q bottle Of
uusuiine' a tiarfnnn Syrup. Don't allow for ono
nuinpnu tiiR6 oauyi u tnks hold Of your child,
Yniir ihmilS dr y1urneL Consumption, asthma.
pnmrInunin.. uruup. heinurrnnHes and other htal
CthuaHas may seil In. Although IL 10 true Ger
mnn Syrup ID diIring thuuhandB Of these dreadful
hnHnua Ynil IL 10 munii bettor TO hnyo II 1t hand
Niiun tirna dDAus will 0uro you. Ono bottle will
iain' tfnnl dhngor. u ynu ara oonsumptive do not
unIil Y1m hnya tried this remedy. sample
huitlhs, III ounts. Hbguihr siEe, 70 cents. Sold
nv Y1ur diulgBse Charles Stott h Co., whole
11lh lltanfH.
National Republican., 1877-05-03

LADIES hne French Kid Button Boot, with 1
silk tie, entirely new. Made TO order Al
II. l.. STEAsBrEGms.
sos and %, Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-05-03

which were sold at the house Of the Austrian
Minister, on May !, were the property OF an out
side party, and were not the effects Of the Aus
trian Minister, as stated in your issue Of yesteI-
day.
His horses and carriages were soid or the I'D
and 2ith Of April. NJ. B. LATTnER
National Republican., 1877-05-03
IuDIuinus knoHoMY

D. nuw alihnlnfOiy nooussary. Throw not aside
ynIn oilBl tiDvaa, but ron0vnte them with
fmwnn'h muiDrouB Kid dlbvs Cleaner. Il viii
diianno uinin thoroughly, saaly and quickly.
sulil lp iriiH and thnuy Htoroa 70 oonts psr
luIt.h
National Republican., 1877-05-03
n02.nD MnscHLLASr.

Bur Sslb--HiHh standing Counting room Desk,
with fbr lhr,fo bouks AMI papers; blhck wal
nufsi nper-Dn mnka. Good for Department use
nlIllH at TINS uffirn.
IN. Hirtisy dures dztnrrn,-7sz rontn strsst
mrffiwast
hturnsu pnidi an dspusits by j. II. squier Co.,
innisnrs, tsib Rennryivanih aysnuo.
An Rsu. di6ssaysntii atrset Opposite the Patent
tqfffrs To- smiling ooal at ~ 70 and up.
lsihaff 1ibtiing, vatuiirs, pistols, otc., bought
III IBnzDE'S H. ulb ID strasG Oniers attended to-
NIL simisail trunks madp tn 0risr repaired and
Isvnrmn at Mnrnsy'A 800 Pensylvanis avenue,
ulrEstst Snaoo.
National Republican., 1877-05-03
CITE LTHMy

WNEE RNRHRs AND, WIsnow SHADES.
Hymn want ynur nouma paperod In tho best man.
unit atl ttin vnry lDwost proo, 20 to rubmnns,
al NINTH strnnts mkt d0ur tn Lincoln Hall. lust
dliunni iiu tinnsu an largest stock of nav spring
natiunH TN na tnuni In TIM nity, and 1t prices
tainn ihiv uumpstiti0n Window shades, all
G,Irrs nut up vory cheap.
National Republican., 1877-05-03

LADIES. Kid Boots, With cloth top to match the
dress, made TO order At
II. l. STRAsnURsKR's
3ls and SJs Seventh street.