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National Republican., 1877-02-10
The shaughraun Matinee To-Day.

There will be matinee performance os the
Shaugbraun at the National this afternoon.
There are undoubtedly large number Of ladies
who would like to attend II they could do
10 without subjecting themselves TO insult
Mt the entrance Of the theatre. At this
men Of questionable character congregate appa-
Iently for the sole purpose Of staring ladies out
Of countenance. There are few women who
have the courage to lace their rude
stares without escort. 1t is time that the police
should regulate this matter. II RichardP, the
.ne, s VI r9lvc' nus the ume anu courage 70
stationed in front OF the theatre, and ladies'
could attend the matinee performance In safety
National Republican., 1877-02-10
DISTRICT CLAIMS.
BiIIs introduced in Congress " sterday for
the Settlement.

BiIIs introduced in Congress y, ,sterday for
tho Settlement.
The bill introduced In the House yesterday
morning by Judge Buckner, for the settlement of
certain claims against the District OF Columbia,
provides that the sinking fund commissioners be
empowered to prepare and Issue the bonds pro-
yded for In the Ith section Of the act for the gov.
ernment Of the District, approved June 10th, 1874,
in exchange tat the par value of said bonds) for
all outstanding certificates OF the late board OF
audit, creat ted by said act OF Congress; and all
certificates prepared for Issue by said board OF
audit prior TO the llth ut March, 1870, and not
likewise In exchange tat their par yalue) Tor all
certificates authorized to be Issued under the
provisions OF the second section Of the act; pro-
vided, however, the entiro issue Of said 3o5
bonds SO called shall not exceed in the aggregate
SibOOO, ,OOO including all such bonds heretofore Is.
sued by the sinking fund commissioners; and
provided, further, that no person who shall
board Of audit. but not delivered to him prior 10
the iont resolution OF Congress approved March
llth 1870 abolishing said board OF audit. Section
two makes II the duty Of the controller and audi
tor Of the District, under the supervision of tho
comEisslOners to examine and audit for settle,
ment; First, the sewer certificates not heretofore
converted into 3.65 bonds, Second, the certificates
proposed for Issue by the board Of audit prior To
Mnrch II, 1879, but not actually delivered to ths
found due to contractors, but retained as security
for the performance Of their contracts, provided
such sums are now due such contractors. Fourth,
claims for work and labor performed, or material
furnished under contracts In writing with the
commissioner ofthe District including all con.
tracts made with the late board OF public works
and District OF Columbia, which contracts have
beon renewed, notified, or extended by the DIS
trIct Commissioners, and by the terms Of which
contractors agree to accept 3sb bonds at their par
value In lieu OF money.
National Republican., 1877-02-10
T. ]. g. Party.

A very enjoyable party, given by the 7. !. S.
Club, took place last night at the residence Of
Miss Hood, on Indiana avenue, and proved a
worthy successor to the former delightful efforts
Of this society loving organization. The ladies
never looked more charming, the gentlemen
were never more attentive, the music was exquis-
ite, and the hostess most agreeable; so that
everything combin ed to make the evening pass
oil happily.
very pleasant episode Of the evening was q
suggestion to combine charity with pleasure, and
n collection was made to furnish 10) loaves oil
bread to the poor, which will be distributed to-day
The ladies present were Misses Bland, venable,
Mills, Bates, Newton, Davis, johnson, Kidwell
Ellis. Phillips, Bean, Holmes, Thomasson, Sher
III, Peterson and others.
The gentlemen were Messrs Traylor, Cole, Pc
long, Keay, Leishears, Smith, Redden, MacFad
den, Dr. Barrett, Tanning, Magrew, Hood and Q
number OF other good fellows.
National Republican., 1877-02-10
PERSONAL.

J. D. Rose, Georgia, is sstopping at Willard's.
j; B, Montgomery, Oregon, is stopping at
willards.
R. B.. Donnelly. Chicago, Is stopping at
willard's.
G: Kibbins, Savannah, is soIournlng at
Willard's.
Hon. Amos Clark, New Jersey, has rooms
at Willard'r.
J.P. Smith and wife, Boston, are stopping
at the Imperial.
G. W. Hardacre, Louisville, Ky, has rooms
at the Imperial.
Bradford Allen and wife, of st. Louis, are at
the Arlington.
Geo. NJ. Miller, Esq. of New York, Is guest
at the Arlington.
Hon. Leonard Myers, Philadelphia, is So
journing at Willards.
Hon. Daniel Dougherty and wife, Phlladel-
phia, are at Willards.
G. H. Cummings and wife, Omaha, are
CHARTERED at the Imperial.
H.M Woodward aud wife, New Orleans.
are sojouring At the Imperial.
Mr.. r. Reese aud Miss Reese, New York,
have apartments at Willlard's,
Mr.. Thomas Murphy, Of New York it
sojourning for few days at the Arliugton
Hon. Jacob Seebocher, OF New York is the
guest Of the Hon. Eugene Durnin, member
elect.
J.. q. Bailey. N. Y: +. woodman, Cambridge,
Mass; Mrs. Mihen, Philadelphia; Thos. Young,
Philadelphia; Geo. l.. Baker, Philadelphia; Mrs
d. l.. Fleming, Philadelphia; and L. NJ. William
son and family, Utica, N. Y, registered yestsr.
day at the Imperial
Err. Fortains, Philadelphia; E. N. Howell,
Philadeiphia; Samuel Hays, st. Louis; $. o.
PrimroFe. Philadeiphia; =. j.. Kennedy, New
Orleans; 7. W. Burdick, Iowa; Mrs. J. q. Thomp
son. Ohio; Samuel r. Phillips and wife, Phila
delphi; T. u. Lsguier, New York; w. W. RaPlsy
Pittsburgh: Mrs David W. Lewis, philadelphia
| ]. Lewis Lsib, New York; and W. r. White
more, Cincinnati, arrived yesterday at Willard's
J. P. Psnlison, N. Y, James Matthews
clnnati, Preston Frazer, jr., Philadelphia, o. .
b. Bryant, Tarrytown, Chss. u. Poston, n. Y,
A. Townsend, Cleveland, +: Y. Lovelaird, N. Y.
Mass, John p. Rolfe, Alfred Rolfe, Brooklyn
II; l.. CiaPp, y. Y, L. Lawrsnee, N. \; q. N
| Oliver, N. Y, Mrs. Samuel Bright, N. Y, ar
among the arrivals at the Arlington.
National Republican., 1877-02-10
CITY ITEMS.

SPRING oyercoats, large variety new styles, IS
to tc0. A. Saks Co Jlo Seventh ct.
DR.. Hartley cures Catarrh-7S2 Tenth st NV,
Stoves for rent, at Buffers corner Firth and X
streets northwest.
Ask for the nebe de Ia Refine cigarettes; they
are the best OF all.
Interest paid on deposits by ]. II. Squler Co,
bankers, lIlo Pennsylvania avenue.
Left-of clothing, watches, pistols, Sc, bought
at Herzog's, 9l5 street Orders attended to.
All kinds of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at McNIurray's, sos Pennsylvania avenue.
Market Space.
A car. load Of fine Western New York cider, 20
to 40 gallon casks; also, n lot Of Vermont boiled
cider: lust received at Spicer's butter store.
northwest corner Of Ninth and Z streets. Prices
low.
We call attention to the advertisement In
another column OF smith, Birge 4 Co., lolt Penn,
sylvania avenue. Their facilities for steam and
warm. air heating, manufacturing rs they dc
their own apparatus, are, perhaps, superior tC
those Of any other house In this community.
II. E. OfHey Il Co.'S exchange and deposit bank
northeast corner Of Fifteenth and F streets, deal
| in all classes OF Government securities and II
| District OF Columbia and all nrst-rate investmen
bonds and stocks; also, in American coin ant
| foreign money. Demand drafts on Europe In an,
| amount. Best rate allowed for per cent. i'm
provement bonds. Orders promptly hlled for tn,
| new United States ~ per cent. bonds.
National Republican., 1877-02-10
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPEL,
The Congressional Library.

To the Editor Of the NdiionaI Republican:
noticed In your columns some days since, a
resolution offered In the Senate by MIR. Howe,
relative to the Congressional Library Among
III provisions there was enc to the effect that
said Library should be open from eight A. NJ. to
ten o'clock p. NJ, during week days, and from
two O'Clock z. NJ. till eight o'clock Z. NJ, on
the Sabbath. Need OF such law or rule con-
cernlDg this valuable collection has, for u great
while, been felt among the students Of this city,
who would glad iy avail themselves OF the Library,
but who do not have the chance, as II Ia not avail.
able when they are not unemployed. During tho
hours in which II Is now open TO the public, stu
dents have duties to perform direct relative to
their studies, and 1t is impossible for them to
leave.
Thus It Is almost useless to a body Of citizens
10 whom II should be Of the greatest utility, and
the news that twas abOut to be made accessible
was received with great satisfaction by my
brothers, who now have agais grown doubtful, as
II has been nearly Two weeks since any action has
been reported, Hoping you Will lend us your
help in gaining for us this cuY"ted prize, am,
sir, yours, respectfully, STUDENT.
National Republican., 1877-02-10
The Thalian Club.

The rehearsals Of this amateur associ alton.
indicate that their hrst public appearance on
Saturday evening will mark new era In amateur
theatricals here. The cast Of the play selected.
.Plot and Passion" ;" is as follows: Fouchs, 5. W,
Keepe; Desmdrefs, T. X. Sailer; DeCersnnes
Ralph Jefferson Berfhier, W. U. Murdoch De
Nsrytiie, IL. +. Taylor Jaoot, J. Kimball; Grts.
tSs snn y s0y StSry nGSdMf D aGs'GFsgs. Fx. Mis-
, concluding farce, "The Two Bonnycastlcs, Is
arranged thus: Bonnycasiie, J. X. Glsburne |;
Mrs.. BonRgedtle, Mrs. W. L. Bramhall; Helen,
Miss Minnie Frye; Patir, Miss Nina Dorilliers.
here the names Of many OF our most talented
nmafeurs
National Republican., 1877-02-10
DIED.


HANNA.-At o'clock a. M. Friday, February
Q, IS7- after an Illness of Ave weeks, FRANCIS
BkNNA, aged "A years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
RANDALL.-On Thursday, February 8, 1877,
HENRY X. RANDALL. In the sith year OF his age.
The relatives and frlends OF the family are in-
WED to attend his funeral, from his late residence
No. 1850 street, on Sunday next at clo;k
y. m.
sEYBOLT. On Thursday. February s, ls!!, at
lli55 p. m. JonS W. sErBoLT. only sou OF +. /.
seybolt, aged q years and two months: ,,,
flner.lat his fathers residence, T5l Pennsyl;
vania avenue, on SUNDAY, At 3p. M. The friends OF
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
WILKES. Ihts O'Clock, a; m, Thursday, Feb
The funeral VIII take lace at st. John's Church.
at O'Clock, Friday. February 0. The friends of
the family are respectfully Invited 10 attend.
PAs9uALL.-On Wedpssdsy, February ], is7I,
quail, aged Ave years and six months. =.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents, %
Bridge street, at O'Clock Friday. Februarys.
RANDALL.-0n Thursday, February 3, 1877,
HENRY X. RANDALL, In the eighty-fourth year oi
his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invi-
ted to attend his funeral from his late residence,
30. lso0 street on Sunday next, al O'Clock p ~
National Republican., 1877-02-10
WARRINGTON puELLIsrs.

An Anair Of Honor Settled at Forty PAGES
what Grow out Oft Trouble nt fnshion-
able German-No One Hurt or sailed Tor
Europe.
There has been considerable talk In West
End circles about duel which took place q few
days ago. Two young gentlemen had some
trouble at fashionable german q few evenings
since, and tho aggrieved party called
the other gentleman to account for the
insult offered him. As both gentle
men were accompanied by ladies II was placed In
the hands OF friends who arranged meeting for
the next day. Just as day was breaking on last
Sunday morning, tho party, ,.consisting OF six per-
sons, met In grove adjoining Georgetown. The
principals stripped to the waist. and stood up to
each other In true pugiiistic style but one hay
ing the advantage In superior strength, the sec
onds produced o pair Of ordinary small duellinR
pistols as q fairer way OF settling the matter.
Forty PAGES were measured Oft, and placing the
principals back to back, one Of the seconds gave
The signal, when they wheeled and hred,
one Shot taking effect in the arm Of
len Immediately, and the wounds were found
not to be Of o serious nature. Both gentlemen
are now out, and with the help Of kind friends
the quarrel has been made up, and are fully sat
isfed that II was the result Of nisunderstand.
ing. The parties both rank high socially, and
their friends will be glad to learn OF the fortu.
nate ending Of what might have been very sad
affair.
National Republican., 1877-02-10
Returned Home.

Mrs. L. G. soule, the old lady who mys-
teriousiy disappeared Thursday night returned
home yesterday morning, to the great relief Of
her friends. She had spent the night with .
lady friend and neglected to notify her family.
An injustice was done yesterday to the sexton OF
the church OF the immaculate Conception, Mr.. q.
7. Bart v hen application was made to him at
midnight he readily assisted the friends Of the
old lady in searching through the church.
National Republican., 1877-02-10
IjRADY's.

The historical portraits of distinguished repre-.
sentative men, lately on exhibition at the Cen.
tenniai Exhibition at Philadelphia, are now
ready for the Inspection Of the public at BRADY 8
National Gallery" 625 Pennsylvanla avenue.
This collection embraces the eminent men Of
America. In addition TO the medals received In
New York for many years, and in London In 1851,
is awarded the hightst asGrd medal at the Cen-
tennial Exposition in Philadelphia, 1870
National Republican., 1877-02-10
MARRIED,

HUTToN-sToSE...wed February 7,
lS17, at the Ascension p. v. Church, by Rcy, o..
Hutton, D.. d. HoBAnr HUTTON aud MARIE
LYONS sToNE, both OF Washington, ID. q,
baltimore papers please copy.
ELLIsON-NONNEY.-In this city, February
:, 1877. by Rev. W. NJ. lngersoll, MIR. EDWIN Ii,
ELLISON and Miss MANY Z. Mooney, both OF
National Republican., 1877-02-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ASTHMA

Thousands OF the worst cases OF Asthma have
been relieved by using Jonas Whitcomb's Rem
edy. In no case Of purely asthmatlc character
has II failed to give relief.
National Republican., 1877-02-10
Ynrn PrnanNALINrEnrsr

Dictates that before buying you examine tho
most complete stock OF youths, boys aud child.
ren's clothing, and pants separate from suits, In
the District, at the Boys Clothing house Of II.
Robinson 4 TO-, 90 Pennsy lvania ave-, next TO
Williams. Tho latest styles, best materials, and
prices greatly reduced on all heavy goods In order
to make room for their spring stock now being
manufactured, 1t,
National Republican., 1877-02-10
Mrs. Grants Last Reception.

Mrs. Grants last reception took place yes
terday afternoon and was the largest Of the sea-
son, as every one was desirous OF paying their
respects to the wife Of the Chief Magistrate be.
fore her retirement.
National Republican., 1877-02-10
Killed ON the Rallroad Train.

BY Ielcgraph TO the National Republlcan.J
BALTIMORE, ND, Feb. 9,-Mrs. Margaret KIr-
by, aged 80, vas Killed by an engine OF the BAltl
more and Uhio rnilrOrd his forenoon, while walk
null6.
National Republican., 1877-02-10

interest Of the Government requires II, also the
right to snnul the contract ~ In his opinion,
iaSfeiiy any OFT. stpuiasions, % or in a. case f Of
stamps inferior to those required By the con.
tract.
:. Payments for stamps actually issued and de-
animation and adjustment G Of Sccounts. & cunt '''''' '
CONTRACT NOT AssIGNABLE
The contract cannot, in my case, be lawfully
transferred or assigned.
EXTENSION.
Should the interest Of the Government require,
the contract may be extended beyond the time
named, not exceeding three months, by order Of
the Postmaster General, and the contract prices
and al conditions herein set forth shall govern in
ADDRESS.
All proposals must be made on the blank forms
farnished 6y the Department. securely enycioped
Postage Gs g Tsla
''An' io''"''''''':ii JAS. N. TYNEk, u
JasoTuF4w Postmaster.General.
pROPosALs FOR MATERIAL.
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
No. AT CHESTNUT STREET.,
Sealed Proposals in duplicate, endorsed. "Pro.
received At this oiiice until FRIDAY. at o'clock
iiyering at the United States Navy yard, League
Island, FREQ Of all expense to the Government,
s1sss S isc
sSSS SSSS board n III in; ,,s COM W. p. Boards
,s$sS Az Az = i r.: r. 4 4 4 . :" w.
All to be 10 feet long and seasoned.
5000 boards u; WI joists, by In. "a feet
10000 ". p. iatis Of tho best quality.
LOO board n. 2 In. black walnut plank.
800 board d, ain. black walnut plank
70 Ss 4 Feet oSs sess aSsy and
1000 board i: W; P. .esn.llns, 4 bye In. Il q.
TDS Ge fSsa fHsyd sas well seasoned
lSSs best quality, snsi4sis iisS r. from SAP az
1900 900 Srfs board Il. y. P. boards, / / in. thick.
AZ . !; -" plank; sia: !;
AZ to be Of ex,T% a; quality not less than
20 n. long, extra qualify and we'll sea-
'0ned' To d.&ss E si!!ysysS SSi Immediately T.
ssSS,sN sSlSI * by by s'SiS'hs' best quality to
$4,000 pressed bricks, straight, OF uniform light
color, sh by4by.21s inches, best quality,
1900 pressed bricks, moulded to % different
forms, ofunitorm dark color, Of the best
quality, each TO form and dimensions as
per drawing, to sampe--to be delivered in
good condition. The deliveries to CON-
mence on or before the first day Of May
and be made as rapidly as required and
completed on or before the first day Of
June, 1877.
Bids will only be received from manufacturers
whole Of each class The right is reserved to re,
)ect any bid that may not be deemed advanta-
geous 10 the Government Responsible security
xrI ha KahG E,,1 ali AE
above in conformity with the stipulations on the
blank forms for bids, to be had at this office;
otherwise bids will not be entertained.
A. W. RUSSELL,
febp Paw Inspector u, s. Navy
National Republican., 1877-02-10

SPRING nvereoats, large variety, new styles, tS
TO $50. A. Saks 4 Co., $40 Seventh st.
National Republican., 1877-02-10

STRING overeoats large variety, new styles, IS
to 49, A. Saks n Co, $40 Seventh 81.
National Republican., 1877-02-10

~ A CARD.-TO ALL WHO ARE SUI.
fering from the errors and indiscretons OF youth,
nervous sla sS Sssy Sss ssse oi
OF ChARGE: This sie.t remedy was dilSoyersd Is ssl
addressed cny elore TO the Rev. JosKrH I. INMAN,
Station ID, Bible House. New York city, ja2o-3m
National Republican., 1877-02-10
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
= = . y NN>N<NNN . NNcNOoSoSo~cSNSoSoS< !. !.
NJ E W BOO s,
RECEIVED THIS MOANING
sniLLlNGToN's BOOKSTORE.
Cor. four-and a-half street and Pennsylvania ave.
Anne warwick. BY the author Of syIvia's Choice.
weayers and Welt; or, Love that Hath US In His
Net. By Miss Braddon.
Love In Id'oness. By Ellen Olney.
The Duchess Of Rosemary Lane. By FarJeon.
Helen's Babies; Annals Of u Baby. and Some
other Babies, Very Like Heien's, only more so.
No,e.-Lettcr and Cap paper, of all sorts and
qualities.
Envelopes, Pens and Pencils.
Playing cards Of all sorts and qualities, at the
very lowest prices, and OF the best quality for the
prices charged.
fel0-tf
National Republican., 1877-02-10

SPRING overcoats. large variety, new styles, IS
to $50. A.isaks n Co., $40 Seventh st.
National Republican., 1877-02-10
TFMpoRARy OpyIcE
"PIpRR-uEipstKcK."

or J. Ricn 4 BRo., oo5 Seventh street northwest
next door to their stores, where they will be
pleased To see all their customers.
National Republican., 1877-02-10

SPRING pyerooats, large variety. new stylef, Is
to $50 AiSaks 60, $40 Seventh ST.
National Republican., 1877-02-10
TnE PECULIAR ApArrIoS

or DR. Bulls Cough Syrup to 80 many phases Of
throat and bronchial diseases, has rendered this
remedy immensely popular. Sold everywhere
20 cents q bottle.
National Republican., 1877-02-10
AMUsEMENrs. a..

TGRRoLL INsTfTUTE0dRAND LITER.
Sary and musical entertainment At Taiimadee
Hall on TUESDAY EVENING, February IL.
Prpgrsmme-Address, Rev. Father Dlnahsn, o.
terson. and +; ", Donahue. Mu.ic.l part, under
the best talent in the city. Tickets. 50 cents. The
piano used on this occasion has been lindiv fur-
nished by ]. r. Ellis 4 Co. fGio3t
National Republican., 1877-02-10

As-CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY, u
street, between Thirteenth and fourteenth kex.
William Paret, y. D.. rector; Rsy. Nelson X.
bion m aobSay ish eoi ssc SSqnns
service and ssrnCn Il a n s evening prayer , ser. ser.
and visitors will be stated ~ the close Of the
Psalter. At 8a. m. and Il: Oop. IN. there Will be
ample lccomm odhtlonz. fel0'
National Republican., 1877-02-10

~ FRENCH, ENGLISH AND DOM EsTIO
Arncss for ladies' toilet use at Coughiin's re npls
Drug Store. sep8-u
National Republican., 1877-02-10
Bows AND CuILpRKs's CLOTHING

Below the cost Of manufacturing. Reliable
goods, well made. NOAH WALKER Co,, o25
Pennsylvania avenue,
National Republican., 1877-02-10

been appointed general agents, in tho United
states and Canada, for
"PIPKR-HEipsiEcKr CHAMPAGNE
and
H. rrrER 4 co.'s "cARrE BLANCHE, sEc.-
Soliciting a continuance Of your esteemed fa.
we We remain, your ooedlent servants,
'0Ar ses VsHSsa; SSis s1s sDS Montreal. 4 S
JANUARY 2 1877.
wILBoRs CoxrouSD OF PURE CoD LIVER OH
The advantageoft his compound over the plain
on Is that the nauscatins taste Of tho OIL Is On.
paiaiabie. The Offensive taste Of The Oh hai, hi
long acted asa prominent objection to Its use; but
IN this form the trouble e entirely obyat.d: A
70 the excellence and success OF "Wilbor's Cod
Liver Oh and Line" But the fact that It is
TssSsI s y sn' B. %sis %sc
Boston, and BY all druggists.
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
will fnd II to their material advantage to pur.
chase youths. boys and children's clothing, at.
as they have just inauanrsted their heir rst A. annual i
best quality, at greatly reduced prices, in order
TO make room for an immense spring stock now
being manufactured for them.
WONDERFUL srccxss.
- .'oSShev s,y.ep
has, since It's Introduction in the United States,
reached the immense sale Of 40 900 dozen per year.
Over e,000 druggists have ordered this medicine
direct from the factory at Woodbury., N. j., and
not one has reported q single failure, but every
letter speaks OF Its astonishing success In curing
revere coughs, colds settled on tho breast, con.
sumption or ar disease Of the throat and lungs.
We advise any person that has any predlsposi.
tion to weak lungs to go to their druggists and
get this medicine or inquire about It. Regular
fiIe, rs cents; sample bottle. 10 cents. Two doses
will relieve any case. Don't neglect your cough.
CHAs. SToTT Il Co., Wholesale Agent.
USE TEuRsToN's Ivory PEARL TooTH Pow.
DIR. A perfect dentfrice. Its action on the
teeth is specific, removes tartar and dlscolora-
tion, arrests decay, and keeps them sound, clean
and white. 1t hardens the gums, sweetens the
breath, and, containing no acid, cannot iniurc
the enamel. Its constant use is recommended
to all, but especially to those who having good
teeth wish to preserve them. twenty-five and
nifty cents per bottle.
THoNrsoH's PoNADB OrTTMr, for dressing
the hair. This fine pomade merits special men
tien. Purely vegetable, its effect is to soften
and refine coarse. dry hair, imparting to It gloss
hair, il cannot injure, but Is highly beneficial,
equally so TO the ricn, COLDER. .bued tresses Of
youth, the darker shades of middle life, or the
tllver-streaked locks Of age. Twenty-Five and
rfty cents per bottle.
PRACTICE EcoSeNY. Ronovato your soied
gloves thoroughly and quickly with Joycn's In.
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. Twenty-Five cents
per bet.le
National Republican., 1877-02-10
ar SOFT UoRNs.-OALL PRoN

ar SOFT CORNS,-CALI. PROMPTLY
on Dr. SCHULTZ, eOs corner Ninth street and and
eorns are always seated between the toes, and are
called SO from their being at all times in damp,
ful, but often dangerous. Prof. E. Wilson, OF
London, saysi son one occasion e1 amined soft
corn which had eaten In the bones and produced In
nAmmaton In the Joint. Diseased bone originating
In son corns Is OF no inffeHgent occurrence. pr.
&C painltts and enectual IS certified for twenty
years. Call ere too late, - s,---'i. nolb