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"INs Lille Br0iv's House. and The
Children tUho livett In 1t "ls the tttie0 Of
u charming book, bU AIRS. u. r. Sa's-
ford, whore former holiday books,
'I'ussv Tfp-1oe's FahniiU,' aud
tFrtsIe aud His FYock,' have nude
her hosts OF friends. The steaU book
Is 2lled Vith the Kind Of pictures
children Lore to look at. Tho story "
told a0reeablV, and Hs incidents are
such as children delight tn. II tisone
Of Tue best gift-lo0ks for tue Title
fOlks that htts yet appeared.
, 1877-12-17
HOLIDAY BOOKS

"Orangcs, nlligators. little nee
grocs, pnwpnws, aud a small girl
wl,uso tonllsor~iIatlex points In un-
censi,s yariatlOn,-good, bad, and
Indifferent are the cIc-
ncnts of'One Iinppy Winter LIS
mo-, pI,. Gao. Lockwood, ffr00lSs
.E Co., Boston. #1.35.) Tlle Hap
ny Winter IL one spent In Florida.
and it will give in.luiring youth u
very pleasant nust comprehensive
Idea of tllnt sunny drcnnllnnd."-
New York Tribune.
At uil bookstores.
, 1877-12-17
North German Lloyl.

Tbs str camers OF tha COMPANY Will lail ever s4tur.
dsY fr1 Bremen Pier fool VI Tlld stTtet. ilobpkru
lIuies of paa4exa-Ftot1 Ssx iutk ~ hv4shampton,
iynluQ. llAtTt. aud UftuIeu arsl tAbi1. $l sceun1
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Pullman rAatr ntnInl.Cars ttteri fnr eating pNr.
rn.rt nniy> mud Pullman H. wheul hceHing 'Chrs fused
fpt steeRnx purposes nH1yl EIn between Chicago
and iJInahA in tbs FAtlnG Exprtss.
, 1877-12-17

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CHICAGO, ST. pAUL l. MINNEAPOLIS LINE
Ticket otccs III Earkss. ami n: klhzc.sttert Ncus.
National Republican., 1877-12-24
MEs's Surrs from $3.50 10 40, at
KATzEssrEIss $40 Seventh street.
The Dashaways.

The usual Sunday might meeting Of the
Dashsway Reform Club was held last night In
Temperance Temple, 432 Ninth street northwest,
Joseph Williams, president in the chair. and L. H.
Patterson secretary.
The meeting WAS opened with prayer by Mr..
Charles NJ. Nys, and song by William J. Boyd and
the audience. The hall was packed and there were
SO many unable to get In that u was stated that II
satisfactory arrangements could bc nlnde tho meet
ings hereafter would be held In Lincoln Hall.
Mr., Charles NJ Nye and Alexander Eagleston
gave encouraging accounts OF their efforts and the
progress Of the temperance cause In Baltimore
Mr. J. b, Dunning made statement In regard to
the good work accomplished by the temperance
meetings held in Dr. Mobiles church. South Wash.
ingtOn, In which the Dashaway speakers have par
ticipatcd He stated that last night arrangements
were made to give substantial Christmas presents
to the families Of those who have beon reformed
by these meetings which Is certainly very credta-
BILE TO the temperance workers.
A collection was taken to assist In the good
work.
The meeting was also entertained with remarks
by the following speakers interspersed with songs
by the Dashaway Glee Club Joseph Williams,
Charles sherman, Wesley Adams, Frank Reside,
James Smalley, II. l. Bigelow, Edward Humphreys,
James Lee, John Hodgkins, Edward Lacey, Ed.
Peck ). II. Cockroll, Noble Magee and Hiram
Allen.
The meeting closed with the song. "All Hail the
Power Of Jesus Name" Sixty persons signed the
pledge.
National Republican., 1877-12-24
Mink Sable Sata,
SIS. s2i, s35.
se ovERooArs reduced to IS. at
KATZENsTRIS's, $40 Seventh street.
Police Court.

District cdses-William Robinson and James
Ward vagrants were sent down for ninety days.
Charles Thomas, q sailor, was fined SO for pro.
family. Ellen Ale, charged with yagrancy, was re-
leased on personal recognizance. Ellen Boston,
profanity; IS. John A. King, loud and boistcrous;
IS. AZ he promised 10 leave the city the hne was
remitted and he was dismissed. Elizabeth Cole.
man charged with profanity; continued until TO.
day. William Clark, a yagrant was sent down for
Ninety days. Ann AcHugh. profanity, contributed
IS to the marshal.
Francis Jones. released OH personal recognizsnce
A nolk pros. was entered in the case Of Frank
Walker, charged with making threats against U. H.
Painter; John Keeie WAS charged BY his mother
plant and he was discharged. James Burke and
Charles Lynch, charged with malicious trespass,
were discharsed. Johsnns Barry. charged with
Nick,. charged with forging q note on william,
Harris who va unable 10 read or write, but
| as he could not identify the girl she was
DISCHARGED. Matte Call WAS discharged from
proven Frank Foster WA srrcsted for stealing 4
pocket Handkerchief from 4. X. Chandler; con-
tnued until Wednesday next. Charl o Kulng, a
assaulting Henry Mallory finsd 81. yohn Sullivan
| charged with Committing an assault on Johanna
Barry was discharged. Horny Smith, maintaining
A. nuisance: discharged, James Walsh. alias Ike
Qunian and also for resisting the officer. His as
sessment amounted to SIS or Is days Thomas
| Johnson, assault on Sarah levin committed for Q
preferred against him. Ruth sayres was arraigncd
for assaultlng Mary Hinnnker little girl, but ths
evidence showed 1t to be merely family dificulty
| and the defendant was discharged. Charles Thorn
| as assaulted Robert johnson while they wert
locked up together In coll, but as Thomas hat
already paid neof $40 in another case tds charge
wa dismissed.
National Republican., 1877-12-24
cHILpRBs's SUITS for So tosl5, at
KArzEssTBIFs 2lO Seventh hrect
A Row on Seventh Street.

A cry Of "man stabbed! man stabbedp
startled the people near the corner Of Seventh and
d streets Saturday night about 1880 o'clock, and
soon great crowd gathered about a colored youth
who was bleeding profuscly from deep cut over
his right eye. thinking that he Yas the victim. lie
mopped the blood from his face unconcernedly.
however, and suddenly broke intoa run along d to
Eighth street. The crowd followed, hooting and
shouting. and several stones wore thrown. Then
there was split the whites one side and blacks
on the other Missiles few in all directions. and
the negroes headed by the wounded boy. ran up
to street, thence to Ninth, back again
70 Seventh and down that street to
name was John Burton. passed Lansburgs dry:
goods store, Mr.. VIM Atkinson, Of the Postal
Service. seized and was holding him for Policeman
Burns, who was pursuing the crowd, when Henry
Mason. q clerk In Lansburghs, ran out and appar-
emily without cause struck Burton blow In the
face with his fist. Mason was arrested by the po-
llceman and then the entire party went TO the Gen.
trsl. There 1t was learned that Burton aud an un.
known white man had engaged In row on Seventh
street, during which Burt9n drew o razor. The
man In selfdefense struck Burton In the face with
a cane, which caused the cut. This started the
row that followed. Mason, the clerk was not in.
terested in the matter at all, and when arrested
could not say why he struck Burton. Tea dollarl
collateral was left by Mason and Burton was locked
up for hearing. 3.
National Republican., 1877-12-24
HEADQUARTERS for fancy listers, at
KATZESsTEIN's, $40 Seventh street
"Boardins-Houss Beats"


Washington Is a city Of boarding houses, and
anything to elevate tho standing Of boarding houses
increase the profits Of boarding house keepers Is
Of great Importance TO washingtonians The In.
sidious foe Of the landlady Is the abstract person
vulgarly termed the boarding house beat" A
correspondent, signing his name B." writes about
this person as follows: Scarcely day passes that
one or more Of our boarding. house proprietors Is
not victimized by men, and women too, who un-
blushingly live without labor and without means,
The sneak thief 10 honorable beside this class Of
criminals. Because the majority Of them wear
good clothes, Undoubtedly secured as they obtain
their board and lodging possess or assume an air Of
refinement, and talk glibly, Is no reason why they
should not experiences the fate Of their less fortunate
brothcr..thc poorly.clad, untutored., common va
grant The law Is not supposed TO discriminate In
favor of good clothing fine address and respectable
appearance Let the noxt lady who shall be hecced
by these Adventures test the vagrant law, II sue
cessful the problem, How to get rid Of the evil
will be solved. Irsuccessful, lot Boarding. Houss
Protective Union be organized and means devised
TO drive from our midst these well and pol
ished people OF prey"
National Republican., 1877-12-24

Minor District Notes.
The fremen were paid on Saturday.
An expenditure of SIS has been authorized In
the repair OF tho Sargent road
John o'Brien and John Stevens have been
pardoned from the work
"A street lamp has been ordered TO be erected on
First, between land X streets, northwest
The claim of Theodore sheckels for a draw.
back ON lots q. 7, and 8. square AZ, has beon do
Attention Is called to the condition Of the alley
between K and and Fourth and Fifth streets
northwest,
Properly. holders and others petition for street.
lamps on Nineteenth, between L and n streets,
northwest
Sixty feet Of copeing has been ordered on wing.
walls Of cuiyert on fourteenth-street road, near
Tho Commissioners have declined to order a
street.lamp at the corner OF Sixth and Frederick
streets, Georgetown.
The Engineer reports that II will cost 5000 70
ary street and Grant avenue.
Mr.. L. + Sykes; Of Boston, Mass, who applied
for the position q Water Registrar has been noti
The Engineer has been authorized 70 eIpend
$50 in laying foot walk on Trumbull street, be.
tween Sixth and Seventh streets northwest
Licenses have been issued as follows; Com
lcr, liquor dealer; 5. &heisn, liquor dealer. ''"
Permission has been given to j. Pierce Klinglt
TO drain lots 81 a g. and eo, square 81 at his OWE
exponhe ue ulsulct 10 iurnlsn tne hhtcrih.
Tho Superintendent OF Streets and Repairs de
nes that any gravel has been taken by his direction
from private property on Half street southeast
The BORN O. neartn recommends .aa... -. ~.
Isaac Cross. In order To drain lots c. D, Il. and y
square SOL, be allowed 10 the street with hi,
drain.pipe into ude.water near the Navy.Yard.
Tho following were the bids made on Saturda,
for altering tho old Unitarian Church for the pur
poses of Police Court Joseph Williams, 1873;
ham, S555 @. Martin. q, ,3o5; J. Henderson, ~ 400
| Bright 4 Humphreys, S3.g7S; II. s. Litrhlold
39i9. The contract hns not yet been awarded.
National Republican., 1877-12-24

That portion of Pennsylvania avenue ap-
preaching the Capitol Is rapidly recovering It's
business look Of former days owing to the energy
Of the merchants and the sttractyeness OF the now
buildings which have sprung up there. Among
those which have lately filled up unsightly gaps
along tho street front is more noticeable than
the building Just finished by Augustus Burgdori
for his business near Third street west. II Is oi
pressed brick, wthiron and brown stone trimmings
three stories high, and one hundred aud iity feet
deep by twenty-five front, with extensive shops In
the rear.
National Republican., 1877-12-24
Law Summary.

Tho court met In General Term Saturday,
but there being no quorum, II was adjourned for
one week.
william Major, convicted, OF grand larceny In
robbing Senator Booth, was scnt 10 the Baltimore
penitentiary for one year.
I'm the case of the United States vs. D. W. Classic.
charged with completely in fraudulent claim
that was raised from S. TO $50 and wherein the
jury returned verdict for the defendant the court
ordered new trial
in the case of Peter Pclton, who sued out q
writ Of hdbeds corpus for the custody Of his child,
and returned the child to the custody Of the
mother. There Is divorce pending between hus-
band and wife, brought by the latter.
National Republican., 1877-12-24
SO 0vERcoATs -educed to $3.50, at
KArsySsrEIS's, $40 Seventh street.
Attractive Presents.

The streets were thronged all day Saturday
with anxious seekers for presents. and the Avenue
was full Of excitement and animation. One Of the
most crowded resorts was Mr.. Prisg's well. known
jewclry store, 457 Pennsyiyania avenue, where
there is an elegant assortment Of Roman gold
jewelry, crosses, lockets and chains; Lake George
Jet and plated goods. and many fancy articles
especially adapted for the season. As Mr.. Prigg
receives fresh goods every day, he will DO able 10
supply the extraordinary demand that will proba.
bly, be made upon him to-day by those who have
deferred to the last moment the selection OF their
Dresents,
National Republican., 1877-12-24
Not Smooth sailing,

Mrs Sarah Vessels, through her counsel
Mr.. o. d. Barrett has filed till for divorce nom
her husband, Joseph Vessels. The par.
ties were married in this city by Rev
Mr.. wayman, April =, 1868 In November. 1873
without any cause. she alleges, that he abandoned
her and has since contributed TO her support
She asks permission TO resume her maiden name OF
Sarah Hinesty
National Republican., 1877-12-24
TRYING the Mat,imonial Life,

The clerk of the court has granted marriage
licenses to the following applicants: U. NJ. Doug
lass, Of Baltimore, Nd, and Mary L, Murphy, OF
this city Robert smellie of Prince Georges County,
ii. X, 8. Stroud and Ella NJ. Warder II. II. JONES OF
Lexington, Va, and Mary M. Clark, of Amherst.
Va; Alanson Borden. of New Bedford, Mass. and
Mary 7. Kent; Of this city; Millard \. Hobbs and
National Republican., 1877-12-24
Social Rnllef Club.

The Social Relief Club was organized satur-
day evening by the election Of the following off,
GERS Daniel Murray, president; Richard ". Tomp-
kins yice.presidenti Wyatt Archer recording Sec
rotary jerome A. johnson, corresponding score
tary, and James T. Jackson, treasurer. The club
cOntemplates giving an entertainment on the 2lst
prox., for the benefit Of the Aged Womens Home
Messrs. X. y. Taliaferro Robert Colbert and Spen-
Ger Murray, Jr, were appointed committee 10 make
all necessary arrangements.
National Republican., 1877-12-24
Suits Entered.

Equity side.-Sarah Vessels VS.. Joseph Yes
sells; for divorce. John Burnside vs. Thomas L.
Cathcart ct al. : restraining order and account
Late sids.-Sarah r. Mathews Administrative. VS..
John s. Baldwin and Levi p. Wright; 10 recover
s71g1O2
National Republican., 1877-12-24
MASONIC Elections.

elected the following officers for the ensuing year
John NJ Fernandez. W. NJ; Robert Armour, 8. W.;
A. s. Taber, J. W.; W. H. stuard. secretary George
s. Krafft, treasurer.
AT the annual communication Of Lebanon Lodge
No. 7, II. A. A. NJ, the following officers were
elected to serve the ensuing Masonic year. James
Williamson, w. MiJosoph Brimmett sn. W.; A, l..
Davis y. W.; l.: NJ. Penfeld, sec'y, (re.eleced y
and William ]. Acker, treas, (re-elected)
National Republican., 1877-12-24
Ueal Estnta Trnnsfers.

Margaret Kennedy to J. B. Moore, for 1926,
part of lot ~ square 497; J. r. Rigglss to II. c.
Allcman, for $1,000 part of lots a. b. g. "a and 25
BBoks for IS. part oflot s5 subdivision square SIS
National Republican., 1877-12-24
THE CITY HALL.

How Justice Was Dispensed ssturdav-Twe
Vessels In Rough watcr-Sults Entered In
Law and Equity-The Assignments for To-
day-MstrimenialP Permits aranted-Trans-
fers Of Rcal Estate.
National Republican., 1877-12-24
Tho Murdered Frederick Cole.

Tho inquest over the body ofthe colored man,
Frederick Cole, said to have been murdsred BY
Vincent Bcrnadlni. was finished at the Eighth Pre-.
cmct Station yesterday morning. The Jury render.
cd verdict that Cole came to his death about
seven O'Clock a. m. on tho 10th day Of December,
1877. at his residence on Second street. between
juries inflicted the head the night Of the 18th
Instant, at tho restaurant Of Vincent Bernadini.
from some instrument or Missile In tho hands OF
white man, and from the evidence adduced they
arc led to believe that the said Vincent Bernadini
threw the missile
The Coroner committed Bernsdini to jail for the
action Of the grand jury.
National Republican., 1877-12-24
Stealing from a Trunk.

Officer Stone, of the Second Precinct, yester.
day arrested a oolored man by the nRmo Of John
Ross for riding tho trunk OF another colored man
named Louis Allen Of papers &c.. to tho value OF
about $50. An arComplice In his crimo was one
Patsey Sicks, colored girl, for whom Ross was
acting as guardian. They were both locked up
for hearing this morning before Judge Smell,
National Republican., 1877-12-24
A seriou. Assault with a shovel.

About 1870 o'clock Sunday morning colored
woman named Annie Carroll was severely cut In
tho head with u shovel, by white man named
Seth Lumsford, in house at the corner OF Twenty
fourth and X streets northwest DR.. Csllan was
summoned by Oflcer Burgess. Of the Fourth Pre-
cinct, and rendered surgical aid Lumsford was
subsequently arrested by sergt. Perry and Oiioers
Burgess and Jackson and locked up In the Fourth
Precinct Station house for hearing IN the Police
Court this morning.
Lumsford and number OF cOlored people live TO-
gcthcr In the houss, and constantly quarrellng
Ind some time since Lumsford threatened 10 put
tempted To carry his threat Into effect, usiiiR
shovel rs an extingulsher. Al the station. house
Lumsford acknowledged having struck the woman
and appeared TO be indifferent ~ 10 tho result OF
her Injuries or his prospective punishment At a
late hour last night she was lying In critical
dlton and II Is feared that her Injuries will prove
fntal.
National Republican., 1877-12-24
NEW ADvRRTIsRMENTs.
L. BBNJAAGIN,
PRACTICAL FURRIER,
No. sos Ninth street northwest dect.im
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS. FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
DEror QuAnrEsrAsrrn's orYfcK,
h@ AhDsrRExr, PnILAnrLrnih,
esalsd proposss. IN duplicate, win copy of thls
this Office until noon Jahuary a1 ISIS for furnishing
the United States Qnartermsster's Department with
The ~ %91lS,was 1s,m,,s. nsssd ,s n., :5f!cs p;,, viz.
sni Bands a6 Top-plecss and Plume iockeis i,7oO
l,ID Dres. Cap Pomponsi 5000 Forage Caps, 10000
pairs Berlin glovesj i2tooo pairs wooen sjocknss
@ ssj SS SSS ssss ssss Esnss 900 s Ac
500 Vail Tents DO wAli.Tent fiiesj 5000 Common
Tents 1000 sets Common Tent Poles; 5000 yards
Dark Ruo flsnnel s4 5o.no yards sk ~ Blue Kerscy,
-; 2so yards Facing Cloth, ~, assoriedi ioo.oo6
5000 yards Canvas Padding; 5000 yaIds wonted
Cord. 1000 gross Coat Buttons 10000 Gt Buckles.
All articles will bo subjected TO rleii Inspection,
and bidders are Informed that null compliance with
cls Inferior 70 tho standard viii b. scceTtei.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
ds arc requested for the delivery Of the articles at
Philadelphia and San Frsncsco.
production and mannhscture. conditions o price and
quality being equal and such preference will be gven
TO articles Of American production and manufacture
produced on the Pfclhc COAST TO the extent Of the
con,pmR,icn reaplrsd BY shs public service there
Territories OF the Pacific coast will DO received and
in,pectcd 1T San Francisco Gal.
For Information In detail apply at this once
Envelopes. containing proposals To be !ndorsed
.propo.an ior Military Supplies" and addressed TO
ny order ofihs ouar,ermasteI- General,
dec7t2t Assistant ouartermastcr.0 General.
National Republican., 1877-12-24
HntAl ArrixaIa.


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y o Smith, Pa John snlth and win, IA Mn Dr
wasnsr and son, z q paws "a; NJ chsncsl-
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A ssi9pon: Aiyin ~ ? Hunis;; ,;,S u ~, Ac
Caperton, Va
hnpotal x F,s.msn and Win. CORNING, NJ y y; 9
, NyAT fs,sIs Y&P ~ sisys4sSn and l.rS; w,fs
Sity; = Dnnning city Ham!on; Y. Js Key,
RioDs.-w Cswin, Mass M zsmacona, Mexico; D
Mclean. Montreal; Y Becker, Atanta; w L Grant
hrceklyn: Tiillnrhart, n Y; Rsi,iics. salYm, n
Y; ID barton, Louise Pomeroy, W Edwards, At
klns Lawrence, Y.
hrino,on.-w Alexander, u T Wood. N .y;Jg
French and wifi, Mn HowArd. sherwood. q woca; q,
Merriam, N ", %
N~ropoi0an-A shectr. Va: Robt beverly. Va; n
g aNorthrop, o,nn; John spiceker Pa p Smith
Jones, Md; ostiner. " Hon D T Martin, wVa
National Republican., 1877-12-24
AssIgninents for To-Day.
EQUITY couRT-JusrIcr wyLry

EQUITY coURT-JUsTIcE wYLrB.
No. 90, Zantzinger vs, Gunton No. 81, Jackson
VS.. Ward; No 81, Bell VS.. Bradley; No. 55, Frells
VS.. Barron; No 90 Hughesvs. Fryi No. 81, Phillips
VS. Clarke; No. 3d. Brosnan vs.. District OF Colum.
bia; No. 50, Gersdorff vs.. Frazier; No. co. Boyd vs.
Conway.
National Republican., 1877-12-24
Anusements Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATRE-The Sea OF Ice.
NEW ADyERTrSEMENTs.

National Theatre-"sea OF lee"
wsnted-Rooms, unfIrnished.
Proposals for military supplies.
Notice-Dawson Lodge, No. 16, r. A. A. N.
Trustee sale Of valuable real estate on the south.
west corner Of Thirteenth and streets northwest.
National Republican., 1877-12-24

UsEFuL HOLIDAY PRESENTS for little money at
the Boys Clothing House Of d. Robinson & Co.. 900
Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1877-12-24
Georgetown.
WET STREET PnEsByTERIAN CHURCH.

As In most other Protestant churches, no
service will bo held In this church tomorrow. On
Thursday the Christmas anniversary Of the Sab
bath school will take place, when the following
programme will be carried out:
Hymn by tho choir-"IIark the Herald Angels
Sing" Prayer by Rev. &. II. Howe. Hymn-"Peace
On Earth"-by the school, Distribution Of medals
Presentation Of banner. Christmas anthem. Dis
tributlon Of candy, &c. Hymn by the choir Ben
ediction by Rev 3. II. Howe.
GRACE (P. e. CHURCH, GEORGETOWN.
There will be no service at this edihce to NOR.
row. In the afternoon. at six o'clock. tho Sunday
school celebration will occur. A Christmas tree
viii be provided for tho children on which will be
hung presents for thG Iupis The exercise viii
&c. the whole to conclude with the distribution Of
premiums for faithful attendance.
TRINITY, (cArHoLIc,) GEORGETOWN.
At this church solemn high mass will be cele-
and al 1850 O'Clock by Rey. Father Mazzeiia, Of
woodstock College In tho afternoon. at four
2Sloca ySspS5; 1s TI be sang BY Rey Father Casey
mass Hayden's No. 10; "vssi Creator" by Conris
krentzsr; at Tho oiieItory, basso solo and chorus,
by Donat Muller; "rantum Ergo" by same.
GEORGETOWN BAPTIST CHURCH.
There will be no service at this church TO- NOR.
row. on Friday evening the children attached TO
the Sabbath school win bo entertained by the
teachers. large Christmas tree will be provided
with present tor each scholar, the object being 10
let each pupil have small token Rs a reward for
punctuaG attendance. Tho exercises will com.
mence at seven o'clock and be conducted BY the
superintendent. Mr.. Z. u. Curtis. They will consist
OF solos, chorusts, duets, &C.. by the scholars.
ST. JOHNS, (EPIscoPAL.)
This church will be appropriately trimmed on
Christmas day with oyergfeens, and gus ;Jst star
will be suspended from within the chancei arch
There will be two services the first OF six O'Clock in
the morning, the othor at eleven O'Clock. The
musical programme at the latter service will be as
nod "Venle." II MillaTd; "Te Deum" r. Fair.
lamb "JuDilnte Deo," Fairlamb; "GlOrla Patri"
Moscntal; onertory, There Were Shepherds" r.
X. French. On Friday afternoon, at three o'clock,
(Holy Innocents DayD the Christmas celebration
National Republican., 1877-12-24

b. RoBRsos. 4 Co, tho boys CiothIers, 900 Penn
lyanla avenue. clothe the boys In tho latest style
ahd ut moderate prices.
National Republican., 1877-12-24
9EORG E7OWN NEWS.

BOYS SUITS for $3.50 to 30, at
KArzEssrKINs, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-12-24

A SPLENDID assortment OF holiday goods at Schel.
Ter q Stevens National Hotel Drug Store. Prices
very low,
National Republican., 1877-12-24
Aulrahla Mnmentn.

Handsome Seal Skin sacques, thirtysix and
thirty seven inches deep, at STTsEMErZs,
1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-24
Indications.

For the Lorer Lakes aad Middle Atlantic Stdtes,
northeast to southeast ~inds, stationary on lower
tenperatures and pressure, aud partly cloudy
eeather.
National Republican., 1877-12-24
AroNAL REPUBLICAN, MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER a. 1877
The Christnas Chimes.

Of the Sunday school will be held in the church,
distributed In the Sunday school room.
National Republican., 1877-12-24

UsEFUL holiday presents for little money, at
menL