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National Republican., 1877-11-24
Use Ozone
Thieves Captured.

On the Goth Of last month the fancy store of
of Mrs. Mary pcpIue. In South Washington. was
burglarously entered and robbed of about slOO
worth of fancy articles. The police have been on
the alert ever since but all attempts to discover the
culprits had proved unnvang until night before
last. Officers BRYAN and Middleton discovered that
Joseph BraNt0n and Andrew Ashton, two colorcd
thieves, well known 10 the police. knew something
about the matter, and concluded N take them into
custody. Both men stOutly proclaimed their limo
CenCe, but testimony Of tho most damaging charuc
ter VIII greet them whc they appear before Judge
Smell, the rase having been continued yesterday
until next Tuesday.
About three weeks ago the residence Of william
Green, In South Washington. was entered by
burglars, who had only succeeded In packing up
some cooking utensils, when they were frightened
OF by the inmates. suspicion pointed 10 one
Charles Lewis, COlDrcd thief who up to thursday
night had managed tn rlude the officers His CurrCr
was stopped by Officer Bryan, hp saw him on the
street and marched him On to the station. lie will
also have Hearing bCfOIe Judge smell Tuesday
next.
National Republican., 1877-11-24
A Prisoner sent 70 virginia.

Capt. Green Williams, chief Of police Of
Dsnyille, Va. len this city last night for Dsnvile.
taking with him Marshall McCraw, q burly negro,
charged with attempting to outrage q white lady,
named Mrs. Hodnct residing IN Danville, about
three months ago. On the 18th instant q dispatch
was received al Police Headquarters from Mayor
J. G. Luck, OF Danvillc, asking for the arrcst Of
McCraw. lie was arrested by Detective Miller,
and has been kept At Police ITeadquarters for three
or four days, awaiting requlsition from the Gov.
ernor Of Virginia, which was brought yesterday by
Capt Williams McCraw, WIN was confined IN
one of the cells at Police Headquarters tried 10
escape during Thursday night when he was
visited yesterday morning II vas fund that he
had torn the plaster and lahs from the ceiling of
the cell, aud had evidently made desperate but
unsuc ccc.sfu attempt to get free
National Republican., 1877-11-24
Police Court.
District cases.-stophcn Plant will spend

District caSes.-Stephcn Plant will spend
the winter nt the farm on account of vnSrancv.
John Bernhard 'cussed" and Is allowed week for
repentance. John and Mary Blair, charged with
disordcrly conduct Mary was dismissed but John
will pay 81 or spend fflecn days In the workhousc
Charles McCan disturbed the ancient cemetery of
Georgetown and was Inulcted S.. Samuel Harris
contributed s. for watering horse too near the
hydrant Teresa johnson, profanity, S.. william
Walker. q vagrnnt. went down for thirty days
Julius Coates was disorlerly In the county and was
compelled to find = or spend Thanksgiving
Day in the workhouse, Constantla Wiston,
Charles % raHlcr was p '5 Charged H With With
carrying on the business Of a commercial traveller
without being provided with the proper license,
continued Till this morning, the defendant furnish.
ing bail for his appearance. William Clark was ar.
raigneh on the charge of picking the pocket Of Mrs
Jacobs, who testified that on coming out Of dry
goods store, on the Avenue, shc felt hand in her
pocket and grabbed hold Of It, Then missing her
pocket book. she let go the boy who started across
the .nvenue. pursued by q large crowd. Onlccr
stated that as the property was not found IN the
possession of the prisoner, lie was compelled to dis
charge him. Jerry Johnson charged with the lar
ceny of a set OF harness from James +. Mari.
TO await the action Of the grand jury. bonds being
fixed at 500 George T. Slckels paid ~ for shaking
little cnlOred boy named Burns John Blair
saultcd Mary Blair, his vile! sentenced to pay .
fine Of $40 or spend thirty days at the farm. Peter
Mcllancy, an ncorrigible boy, was sent to the Re-
form School during minority Bridget Maggie.
charged with assanlt and battery, was dismissed,
owing 70 lack Of prosecution. Minnie Waesky as.
saultcd Fanny Lee. who was unable to appear In
court and the case was continued until next Tues.
day. Louis James charged with the larceny Of a
lot OF furniture from his sistcr.in.lnw, Matilda
James sent 10 grand jury: bonds fixed at 500.
National Republican., 1877-11-24
SEH 4DTERrrSEMENTS.

vegctine.
Jost-unibrella.
81. Nicholas for December.
Wnnted-parlor and two bed rooms.
Relc Of 40 dozen dolls by Thomas Bowling.
An Souls Church-serviccs at Wizards Hall.
Rotce--mceting Of Columbia Typographical
Union.
rawnbroker sale-H X. Fulton. 1897 Pcnnsylva.
MIA avenue.
Trustees sale OF frame house and lot on Ninth
street. between NJ and n northwest
National Republican., 1877-11-24
REPUBLICAN. SATURDAY NOVEMBER "a, 1877

1880 street northwest; John Riley, sos Twelfth
street northwest; q. NJ Sanford, I Union square
southwest; r. II. Willett ~ street northwest T.
". Smith, Indiana avenue and First street J. +.
Mann S4 Twenty third street; John Russell ie N!Hih
street; W. h. Jackson Pennsylvsnianv avenue, between
Sixth aud Seventh streets q. c. nennng, 40 Sev.
enth street northwest; owen OHare, X, near
HIrh street, Georsetown; c. h. Maury, l72i Four.
teenth street; r. ". Armsead, i3s Four and. half
street southwest
National Republican., 1877-11-24
DIR. NOrrell's
DIR. Morrelrs
Ozone at druggists 25 cents.
1909 Pennsylvania avenue.
BOYS OVERCoATs, $3.50. Roman 4 Cox
CnILpREN's ovcrcoats, ut EIsEMANs, 9Th and L.
$40. ROMAN 4 Cox
Hotel Arrivals.

npSt and Gen I'VE
WE harshp r%ilsips STST 65Ies ss VIE aSo MSnlHH
fho%a. Ei@iIS; i !; Frank R,Shsli. NS%rt: j i
m @% Van S%G xS xden 0ii sR SRG wld nGd
VIE, Conn VIM y ) ai!er anu wife, Del: II OBrien,
Judge \ Beil, Texas; 1 l. Bacon, Louisville, Ky;
\ sherwood. u W Jthnslon and y = Swleizer,
PhiSdelphia; Mr. ArmIIase and lady Edin6ursh '''''
Ndti2sGL.-w [; Church, Cinciu natl; @ Mct1ewer,
s% fnEn% a%scy toness rfss'p cT &soan RSan
XaiTPs Spufseon, } j BauSh. Del j .FcithGrI,
%sSs' s Zen sGseS GGSe & dSS No
S.n Mrs. Miller, yaiI 4 MI3,mSs,G PInbe. city; Y 2
P!sts, = II i N CrSswell, nj ] x HSnnayS Mo:
ac fP' 9oss. Wv Wv lfamiippRR, inpR'N FYe "O'ey'
M1s Es HogsI os:- n rGSsr NcwpGr G%s MSs S,
Ennis, ii; tISp Ks, lii v MS%aeG. G& GA y \ : :
( Is IawrcHse, % = YaTS S%son. i lii z TzeTrSin
Mass Mrs ruton aud d@u liter, Iowa; " ii MsrsRai,
{ ia a. f@S'i"h$lehs @ / ni}'s"s,T MSSs IoSa
-: L,mss-A RishcG W Mayer and L Church. y y;
nTS%n Nd p GrSThi!i na Va I0. RI GsThie
SOU; ! vi MS, MSS;S,sIiGy, %r Y hciySSr r. nv
J Il Mccall n II l. Walker, Va. ''''
Fremont HOuss.-E Iilingworth, n Y; " p Crane.
Boston; Il Van BuskIk aud wife, q " McAlisier
y y osterla, San frni csco, Cal clark Thomas.
ScAmtOn Pa; A Raleigh, Philadelphia; J Wiliets,
Jersey City, MEG II BusstOn and mother city; ] u
Clark and wife, Washington, Pa; VIM Hanna som
Ferry.
Rigp' House-W Maichn. Phlla Campcn N
y; Miss Marie duncan N Y; l. e. Duncan, N Y; a IL
lil and wie, Salem, Mass W W narker, N Y; = W
Turner, Jr, BOsiOni u lIsmpion1 wife, md child
Chicago; Anderson. Phla; W NJ Ilaflhn Baltimore:
q Davis and wife Richmond Va.
Anisgtsna,rW Lamb. Atlanta, Ga; sehnRpp, Al.
bany, N Y: "A Bell, SirUudshurg, Pa; e L. Colbert
Pa; W Stodiard, Burlington, VT; A Il Rice N Y; j
i Robinson and wife, Brooklyn; q A Myers and wife
NY.
NttropolRan.-J II vanOrlgnin W C Locherty, N
y; ! Muir, Pa a C0odar, y &; II q Cook, {; d
Is Woser Pa; NJ I'hlie, Mass; q NJ iIrrrs, l. Junes
Nj Ramsey, MrS u l. Kenncy. Ia; g II prron ND.
| InipSriui.-E Z Watkins and wife Mich; W UCn
derIon, VI W Holt, Kohn, Phila W T. Hall
National Republican., 1877-11-24
vEGETINE.
THE GREAT REPUTATION
whi,h vEGETrNE has attained in all parts of tn,
country asa
GREAT AND GOOD Medicine,

and the large number of testimonials which are con-
stnnty being received from persons WHO have been
cured ny Its use are conclusive great value,
Il is recommended BY ,physiciins and apothecaries.
As bloOd.pnTinrr aud heRtrrstorpr II has equal
irum poor liquors. which del ilitat the system and
tends to destroy health, instead OF restoring It,
the many testimonials given for the d rent
complaints satisfactory to enable persons suf
ferinE rom disease that they 10 ouredH Read the
different test tlmOuinls given, and doubt.
In many OF these the persons say that their pain
and suffering cannot be pressed, In OF Scrof
uln whore apparently the whole body wns one mass
Of corruption. II NEGErINE will relieve pain,
cleanse, purity and cure cl Diseases restoring the
patient perfect health alter trying different Physl.
clans many remedies suffering for years Is not
elusive proof II you are sufferer you be cured
Why islhts medicine pcrornipg such great cures?
1t works In tho blOOd-in tho Circulating fluid II can
ba truly called the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. Tue
great source Of disease originates In the blood and
medicine that does i act directly upon IT, to purify
and renOvate has amy just claim upon public atten-
lion. when the blood becomes lfecss and Htaxnant,
either Om change OF weather or of clima ate want Of
exercise, irregular diet from any other cause tho
VEtiErlN l. will renew the blood carry oil the putrid
huInors, cleanse the stOm Gch regulate Tho bowels, and
impart tone Of vig0r TO the whole body II Q con-
viCtlOn H. ia the bubble mind we'll In the medical
profession, ra the remedies supplied by the VEGFI
TABLE KINGDOM are more safe more successful In
the cure OF DISEASE than mineral medicines NE0E-
TINE Is composed OF roofs, barks, and herbs. IL Il
pleasant TO take and is perfectly safe to give In
iant Do you needh? Do not hesitate 10 try II. You
Will never regret II.
National Republican., 1877-11-24
Great Art sale.

The sale of paintings, watcr-colors, engrav-
inss, mirrors, &c, at Lambs art store, 1895 Penn
syivania avenue, advertised for Thursday evening
last, having been postpned on account Of the
weather. VIII take place this evening at seven
U'clock when every thing will be sold without re-
sc4ve. Rare bargains may be expected.
National Republican., 1877-11-24
The surreme Court Of the United stntc..

Inc supreme Court OF tho United stntcs
FRIDAY, Nov. q 1877
No. 1000. Henry o. HnrkncSs, plaintiff in error.
vs. Jordan ". Hide. In error to the Supreme Court
Of Idaho Territory. On motion of Mr.. R. 7. Lowe,
writ of error dncketcd and dismissed with costs.
No. 119 The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com.
pnny. plaintiff In error vs. G. O. HIteinbotnm, al.
ministrator, Sc. Argued by Mr.. J. II. Ashton and
Mr., T. 7. Fnlmghuysen for plaintiff IN error, and
by Mr.. Francis Miller and Mr.. A. q. Riddle for dc.
icndant In error.
Adjourned until Monday. ut twelve o'clock.
National Republican., 1877-11-24
Work for Women.

To supply the dcluand made upon the
womcn's department Of the Labor Exchange, ar.
rangements have been made to supply the Agrlcul
tural Department with paper bags. The paper will
hg lfSpnEEd ~ new lnfk ani 'hcn brought to THIS
out by the tTst OI neat week,
National Republican., 1877-11-24
Services Tomorrow.

The Rev. DR.. Rankin will preach at the Congrc.
gntion0l Church on sunday, The subject for The
man Body" from the text Destroy this temple. and
IN three days will raise II up" The sermon in
name" II is the fourth Of a series Of Eermuns OH
The Lords Prayer"
At the North baptist Church, on Fourteenth
street near X, Rev. Dr. Gray, there will be q
Thanksgiving srrVicc-"Oh sing unto the lord"
Ecv. DR.. IaHUn will Oniclntc both morning and
evening at the Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow.
The subject for the morning service will be
Science aud Creation"
There will bc mct ting Of the Young Peoples
Association At the Han line Church, corner Of Ninth
and streets, on Sunday, ut h.ih p. m. The meet
ing Is under the direction Of Maj II. A. Hall, AMI
the music Will he led by Mr.. George Bancroft. All
are cordially invited 10 attend.
The reopcning cxcrcifcs Of 81. Pauls Lutheran
Church corner OF Eleventh and II streets, will he
celebrated tomorrow, at II O. IN. Rev. Dr. Conrad,
Of Philadelphia, editor of the Lutheran ObSeTu,will
oifciate, both In the morning and evening.
National Republican., 1877-11-24
ITl- ITEMS.

To THE CoSsUNPrlvE-Wilbor's Compound OF
Cod Liver Oil and Lime, without possessing the
very nauSeating flavor of the article heretofore
wcd is endowed by the phosphate Of lime with a
healing property, which renders tho oil douby ell.
caciOIs. Remarkable testimonials of It's efficacy
can be exhibited TO those who desire to see them.
For sale by A. d. WILpoR, Chemist, Boston.
National Republican., 1877-11-24
MrNs ovcrcoats. EisEMAs Bros, 9Th and Z.

HEADS OF FAMILIES arc particularly interested In
he low prices Of boys and children's clothing at
he Boys Clothing House of II. Robinson 4 Co, !0q
avenue. They carry larger any
noek, at lower prices, than and
house In the city. This Is the only establishment
which makes the above business q specially.
National Republican., 1877-11-24
Real Estate Transfers,

George r. Hcrrick, trustee, to T. A Connolly,
for S. lots I, aud Is, square s23 j. A. Richie tn
NJ. r, Goddard for s2,lb5. lots IS and 10, Beatty
HAWKING addition TO GEORGETOWN, AS Worthing.
ton, trustee, 10 e. u. Middleton for $1,000 tract Of
land known as Woody" II. A. Gawtril TO =. II.
Lynch, for s., lots q and -, square 033 A. Hot.
miller to g. l.. Crane, for SIS, lot q square 7pl.
National Republican., 1877-11-24
a Trlckster Bafi1ed.

Yesterday morning Louis James, colored,
was arragned In the Police Court on charge OF
grand larceny preferred against him by his sister.
in law From the evidence II appeared that
Louis mother, who died about two weeks ago,
was possessed Of considerable furniture. At the
time of her death she was living with her other
son, Augustus. and he claims that she gave him
tho articles In question, There have been several
rows between the brothers In regard TO the dis.
position of the property; but Augustus held on to
everything. Seeing that ho could not pre-.
vail upon his brother 10 divide with him,
Louis had Augustus and his wife arrested
for stealing II chicken, and while they were de.
tanned at the station. house he procured a wagon.
and, having obtained an entrance proceeded 10
carry OF everything In tho shape of furniture that
lie saw. His game was blocked, however by the
sudden appearance of his enemies who had given
collateral for their appearance Ut court, and hur
rled home In time TO catch Louis in the act OF car
Tyimg of their household goods. They thereupor
had him arrested on the charge stated above and
after hearing the testimony Ms Honor d,cIded tha
the charge Of chcken.stcaling was a mere trick
and, rs warning to all shRrpers sent Louis befor,
the grand Jury, bonds being fixed at 500
NJ sln 4, sDa
National Republican., 1877-11-24

YouSa people pay attention to your teeth. Clean
them daily with fhurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der, the best dentfrice known IL Will preserve
toUthachc. Much pain and trouble Is caused by
early neglect, therefore take heed in time Price
% and 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-24
Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have bccen issued to the
following parties: James Coates and Louise Is.
Burden; W. 7. Follin and Alice NJ Golden; r, II.
somcrvilic and Mrs c. A. Thomas,
National Republican., 1877-11-24

rJNHEATRE COMlQUE.
i MONDAY, NOVEMBER lq-NIGHTLY AND
WEDSESDAY AID SATURDAY MATlNEEs.
First time here Of the emintn. comedian, Mr..
GEORGE HILL, who will appear In his thrilling
Lorder drama, entitled ON TIE TRAIL; ON, THE
motto Vocalist, Viii H. MnRTGN, VIC viii nresent
Or the first time in this city his Slereoplcan song In
PRODUCING lite-like pictures OF Hayes, Tilden, Hamp
ton, Lee, Mcclellan, Grant, and many other local
celebrities First time here OF the acrobatic pedestal
clog and song and dance artists MCsIrs. MCAuLEY
AND BEL L. First me Of the dDzl ng serio-conlic,
MISS ANNIE CAMPBELL. Friday nipht. Soyem-
her -, complimentary benefit TO william O'Neill,
nOlpBt
I lNCOLN HALL. TIluRsBY
National Republican., 1877-11-24

Toys Of every description from auction at
RkPP Bros.
20 EcYNnth slIeeL
National Republican., 1877-11-24
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE visit to Dr. Hartley insures instant relief for
ratArrh. No cxorbitant fees In advance. Resi-
tcnce removed TO g3i New York avenue.
Left-off clothing watches, pistols &C., bought at
HerZCgs, gl5 ID street. Orders attended TO.
National Republican., 1877-11-24
THE LAW RECORD.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE DIFFERENT
COURTS YESTERDAY

trict Courts.
National Republican., 1877-11-24
TnrNKs AND HARNEss.

Satchels and Travelling Rags Pockctb books &c,
cheap for cash, at the factory aud salcsrooms Of
James 8. TOphsm, 425 Seventh street northwest,
under the BIG WIRE SIGN.
National Republican., 1877-11-24

BusINEss SUITS at So. worth s2s
IIARLR Bros,
Seventh and ID streets.
National Republican., 1877-11-24
District Courts,

CIRCUIT COuRT-CHrEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
Adams VS.. Church verdict for defendant of $500.
Mclaughlin VS.. McEyoy; motion for a new trial.
~. Vlncent's Orphan Asylum VS.. Mcdonald ct al
on hearing
National Republican., 1877-11-24
InlIt UIIrnTa.

The following petit jurors were drawn for
the sHne period; Robert Boyd. lG ninth street
northwest; Richard FulRove, IS Marshall street,
Georgctowm; L. A. Stone BlGdcnshurg road, Amos
lliil, lG22 street northwest; Philip Brooks, near
IennallyIpwni Pierce shuemUker ucar Tennally.
town William Bryan lV29 Ninth street northwest +;
d. Davidson, lao Pennsylvania avenue northwest :
.. burdrtt o2s Seventh street Dennis Callaghan,
Fourth and - streets southeast; J. r. DnyS, Isg5 {,
street spglheati II. Ouerhack, Navy Yard George
l'yheal, Jrr O3y y stree. RUrthwest; J. l.. Thomas.
National Republican., 1877-11-24

Denth OF an FstImabIe UiIIken.
Mr.. James V. Gait, q wcll-known citizen Of
Washington, died at his residence No lllO u street
northwest, Thursday evening, after a brief H.
ness. Deceased had been for q number Of Years
employed by hIsbrothcrs, the McssTs GRlt. jewellers
and was universally respected by all with whom
he was brought In contact. lie leaves u wife and
two children to mourn his early demise, as he was
Just in the prime Of manhood.
The funeral services will take place at St. Pat
rcks Church tomorrow afternoon, al half past two
o'clock.
National Republican., 1877-11-24
yELIs ORIGINAL MACHISESPREAp STRESoTBES.
Dt

The oldest and the best Al who have used
them attest their merit. Sold by druggists Twenty
twenty five and thirty cents, according 10 sine.
National Republican., 1877-11-24

| ErIiy tide.-W. FELTON, vs.. r. q. Felton, for di.
vorce. N. A. Dolan vs.. Thomas Hyde ct al; for in-
Ldw side-E A. Knorr VS.. J. A. Richie ct al. on
fulc
National Republican., 1877-11-24
WOOD AND COAL.

nFFICE OF LINCOLN PARK LAND.-THIs
~ land Is beautifully located, adjoining Lincoln
,n.a IN ~ Ss @ ,s, - w @ ~ @ v,b loi, ioo, @ Ioo
lots on easy Terms, deferred payments secured at
per cent. The Lincoln PARK Association conten-
plates building SQUARE 1914 In the spring Plans will
be Furnished 70 suit the tastes Of purchasers without
Office CD Estreet northwest where all iniormatio
can be obtained. molly
National Republican., 1877-11-24
COM FORTS.

COWFONFS.
FElIX pEsFOSSES FRENCH BAKERY
II VIENNA ROLLS A SPECIALLY.
(EStablished lS5s)
IS lEARs OT lHIHEAsISG SUCCIsA
FELIX DEiSFOSSE
lie MeknOwn and only real French bake in Washing
tom hDs removed 10 No, 202 II street between Twcn-
utth and Twenty trst streets, Pennsylvania
nue. Nherc In house expressly built Dr the purpose
lie has yreaer facilities than before for the inanuc
M're OF the best French and American Bread French
and dealers
N. B.-FTench Bread " recommended for persons
VI delicate health especially for those suffering from
dyspepsia Beware Of limitations dte4f
National Republican., 1877-11-24
AMuJaEsIENTS.

MONDAY, November %,
THE GREATEST MOBILITY COHBTNS-
1TOS
Ever congroeated will appear. Make no mistake,
BUT READ THE BILLS.
Grand Extra Matlnce-rhutsday, Thanksgiving Day.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL
Matinecs- Wednesday and Saturday.
National THEATRE, AIMEE.
IN AIMEE AIMEE AIMEE
QUEEN OF OPERA B0UFFE
MONDAY, November 20, first production with en-
tirely new Clstlmes, Properties. &c, tine last En-
Lopci,n and New York success LA MARJOLAINE,
Tuesday, Nov. y. Ia JOLIE pARFUMEUSI, In
w.Iich Aimee sim Pretty as n Picture.n
Wednesday, LA FiLLE DE MME ASGOr
Thursday, Thanksgiving Matinee at two o'clock.
Thursday night u1HOFLEgIRUFLA.
Friday, gala night and AIMEE BENEFTT.
Saturday afternoon at two, last Matinee
Saturday night, Ia BELLE II EI.LSE.
First nor admission, si lbSerrel seats, s 10 Sec.
ond noor admission 10 cens reserved seats q. Fam
ly circle, 20 cents. Box shcct open Thursday.
noigit
National Republican., 1877-11-24
Ozone Cures

Catarrh, Asthma, Hay Fever and Colds 25 cents
6S2 New York avenue.
and 1909 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-11-24
IndIcAtlnna.

For Middle States aud loror lake region falling
barometer, fresh and high aud eas,erly 10 souticry
siads ud''ner, cloudy and rainy redther.
National Republican., 1877-11-24

JorvES's ISonERous KID GLovR CLEANER.
Renovates soiled gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price, 2j cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-24
Wational 8epublitan.
Arrival .f Passenger Trains.
ARRIVAL OF Fasseuger irahs.
AY BALrInoRH AND POTOMAC DEPOT, SIXTH ASr
sTEEErN.

At BALrIhoRR AND POTOMAC DEPOT, SIXTH AND
STREETS.
Morning R,erirp.
st.aa New Scrk express 100 Boston eN press.
shN N Y. night eSpress ty37 sH'chm, MI ekl rcrs.
eSo, ,iensndfa aS, AieSaldria
5.n Alexandria tio, New York limited.
IN Md, Va. Southern. $50 Alexandria
"a o. Alexandra. 5;iO, New York mall
eb, Tatimure accom-. san, Alexandra.
ss.0h North and West ssSO, Alexandria.
go, AleN andra o;sS, Midland Virginia
sI0Sl AleNandria $50, AlcNandria
n0O Northern pass 'nOo, North and West.
Iyn, Alexandria. sG25, N. o., NJ dand Va.
lf0qoO Richmond.
sAiTYe daily. Others Sundaya excepted.
At BAlTINoRE AND ONO DEPor, NEW JERSEY AVE.
suK AND STRICT.
Norninr E,sHfao.
ss:it N, v. Phil a Bos ex $50, baltimore noCou.
st.i, Baltimore express. $50, na'tIm re accom-.
fJ0, Mcaern eN press, $50, Y, Phil & Bos eI.
t.n, Baltimore accom-, ISgn Western Mall.
e25, Fred a., Met hr'ch r6J7, BnltiulOrp accom-.
az, Baltimore, Annepolis 'tsB, Baltimore express.
and way. GIiSL Western express.
Gh, MRrtinsburg and lfn- 500 Baltimore express.
fcfstown &C, Met brCh. sells n Y, Phil & 1ios 4.
s1o;Sn, Baltimore arCom. iGij, Baltimore accom-.
1s0, Baltimore express,
shtrive daily. Other, Sundays excepted.
IS For the time OF departure Of trains see adyer.
ttsmen,s elsewhere.
National Republican., 1877-11-24
GrnIh .ImrOrs.

The clerk Of the court has drawn the fol.
lowing name. f'r the grand jury Of the next de
ccmbcr term Of the Criminal Court: James Daven-
port, % Montgomery street. Georgetown; J, J.,
Nemnble First street aud Virginia avenue south
east; George NJ Winters, .O7 Louisiana avenue
Isaac Clarke i37 n street northwest; +. II. Smith,
80 Third street John l.. Kldwcl druggist; X. b.
Ferguson lml Pennsylvania avenue southeast; 7.
y. NGudain. 5O9 Market Space; q. II. Ebcrbock G
aud Fir,t 'trCcu northwest; J. W. Wcthcrcll lllh
Pennsylvania avenue; e. Marshall 2lI Fifth street
southeast -uuslvl Lewis. 1871 Pennsylvania ave
nuc; q. ], Mueller, 3ii Pennsylvania avenue; A.
Sal;S, 8iu~rych street, II d. Barr, 1872 + street
j. J, My hli street northwest; J. &, Parker III
seventh stTrrt H. Downing. 1918 Ninth street: r.
", Phillips, Ilb Tenth street; Geurgc SctVFs, ~
MunrOc street GcurgetUwn; Alex. AdamsOu. 30
ninth sirCrl. ]. II. Hilton, lll6 Fifteenth street
". y. FcHWck, aOl Eleventh street 'Uuthwcst
National Republican., 1877-11-24
PLACEs OF WORSHIP.

Hours OF Religious Exercises.
Tho morning services In all the churches
begin at eleven O'Clock, vcspers In Roman Catholic
Churches at four p. m, and evening services arc
held in the churches generally at f9O o'clock
The following Is list OF the more prominent places
OF worship In tho District
National Republican., 1877-11-24

PERSUADE yonr suffering friend to try Duraugs
Rheumatic Remedy for rheumatism, and he viii
Afterwards thank you. IL never has and never
can fail 10 cure the worst case
National Republican., 1877-11-24

Amuscnents Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATRH-John Mccullough.
OPERA iIorsE-Unc Tom Combination.
THEATRE CoMIQUH-Thrilling Drama.
National Republican., 1877-11-24

Business SuTs at SIS, worth S23.
HABLE BRoS,
Seventh and streets