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National Republican., 1877-12-24
CURIsrMAs AT THE Y. M. q. A,

The Young Mems Christian Association will keep
their ruoms open all day on Christmas. from nine a.
first atp.36 a. m, in the chapel led by Mr.. Joseph
l.. Coombs. then a meeting from twelve to one
o'clock, In Lincoln Hail. for gospel temperance
at six O'Clock, the regular evening meeting, led by
Mr.. A. T. Stuart Al halfpast seven grand mass
hn Bay ~ m,sv ~ ,h,. ma.tns rreet wo,r /,
expected by the temperance workers, and they
want tos SEQ all the boys on hand.
National Republican., 1877-12-24
BEATEN AND ROBBED.

About nine O'Clock on Saturday night white
man named Merry was attacked by five negro
despcradoes near "Bul" Frizzels on the road lead
Ing to the Chain Bridge, knocked down. beaten,
robbed of a considerable sum Of money, and LETT
ing at the time found Mr.. Merry lying In tho road
and brought him TO the residence OF his brother,
on High street, where medical aid was rendered.
Mr.. Merry is q resident of townsville Va, and
had been visiting his relatives In Georgetown. and
started to walk home, and had nearly reached the
Chain Bridge, when he was attacked and beaten a.
National Republican., 1877-12-24
A Handsome Improvement.

KAIzEssrErs Is tho Fashionable Tailor and
ClOthier,
National Republican., 1877-12-24

According to custom, Professor widows will
ring out a merry Christmas greeting tomorrow
morning at six O'Clock. Tho following appro
PIRATE selection Of music has been arranged for
the occasion; 1. Changes on eight bells; g. Joy TO
1 CORONATION Hymn s. Carol, Carol, Chris.
tians;" Q. Centennial Chimes March" ". Wild
dows); l. "Adeste Fideles;" 8 "kyrie Elelson"
Hayden Mass No. ~; Q. "Glora in Excelsis' (Chant
No. ~; 10. 'old English Xmas Carol sixteenth
century,; II. Pastoral symphony" (Messahl II
He Shall Feed His Flock (Mcssiahl; la. How
the Harvest Beg' Is. Carol Xmas Bells "a. w.
Morgan); 10, shout the Glad Tidings" (Avisson);
H. "Tho Mistletoe Boush;" IS "Honic, Sweet
National Republican., 1877-12-24
For L.adiei
Sets Seal Furs,
CIrT ITEMS.

BARGAIN IN REApY-MApE CLOTHING. Lowest
prices for reliable goods, Purchasers will obtain
value for their money by investing at the reliable
house Of Noah Walker 4 Co. Mems dress and busl.
ness suits. Mems overooat and nfsters. Boys
and childrens dress and school suits. Boys and
children's overcoats and ulsters. 626 Pennsyl.
yania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-24

SOME OF our bost citizens have used Durang's
Rheumat1 n Remedy with wonderful success, and
nov recO u nend Ii TO their friends as suro and
radical cure, and such II Is.
National Republican., 1877-12-24

LOCAL MIsCELLAEY
Leftof clothing, watches, pistols, dc., bought at
Herzogs, 91b ID street. Orders attended ID.
National Republican., 1877-12-24
Minor District Notes.

ufsTERs al. .KATzESsrEIss. from $3.50 to so.
$40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-12-24

SONS desiring them Will plehe senu IN tneir Oruert
carly. HARVEY n HOLDEN,
Cor. Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street.
TRUNKS AND HARNESS,
satchels and Travelling Bags. Pocketbooks, &C.,
cheap for cash, at the factory and salesrooms OF
James s. Tophsm, 426 Seventh street northwest
under the Mo WIRE SIGN.
WELLS ORIGINAL MACHISE.sPRRAD sTRESGrHEs-
ING PLAsTKRs.
The Oldest and the best All who have used
them attest their merit Sold by drugYsts.- Twenty
twenty-five and thirty osnts, according to sire.
Youso people pay attention to your teeth. Clean
them daily with Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der the best dentifrce known II will preserve
their whiteness through life, prevent decay and
toothache Much pain and trouble 10 caused by
early neglect, therefore take heed In tine. Price,
Is and 80 cents per bottle
THoMsos's PoxApK oPTMn.
An olesgirous compound OF singular merit for
dressing the hair Its use soon renders harsh, dry
hair soh and plabls, strengthens 1t when weak,
and gives It that rich gloss which Il the charm Of
early youth. Price, rs and 20 cents per bottle.
CLEANSE the system and purify the blood, rsmoy.
ing dyspepsia sick headache, constipation, ai all
diseases caused by dsordsrsd stomach or lll or.
Quirks Irish Tea will do II. Sold by all druggists
Price, Is conts per package.
JouvEs's ISopKnous KID glow CLRANsn.
Renovates soiled gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price, % cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-12-24

GRAIN AND HAY ARRIvAIs.
BY raii-Five hundred bushels Of. wheat, to
II. NJ. Talbot Two hundred bushels Of wheat and
ten tons Of hay, to J. @. 81. NJ. Waters.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
II. Bristol, Lancaster, Pa James A: Corydon,
New York and Joseph H. Clark, OF Illinois. are
sojournlnE at the West End Hotel.
Tho condition OF Mr.. Josiah Deener, of the firm
Of Deener & Cissel, who has been suffering. with
rheumatism for several weeks past, was much I'm
nrnred Yesierday =
National Republican., 1877-12-24
HOLIDAY GIFT.
Mrs. Henry Woods Charming Story,
EAST LYNNE;

THE .EARBS DAUGHTER,
will be given away with No. b82 Of THE FIRESIDE
COMPANION, out Monday, December "a, and for
sale by all newsdealers. .... .,
National Republican., 1877-12-24

We have prepared for the holiday reception the
finest spiced and picked oysters In America Per
sons desiring them will please send IN their ORDER
carly. HARVEY n HOLDEN,
Cor Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street.
National Republican., 1877-12-24
SHINING Toilet Cologne,

THE BESET FOR THE MONEY-tI FER P1NT
Try sample bottle at 25 cents
Holiday Goods al tho lowest cash prices.
q a. @. sIMMs. Druggist,
desOsW
, 1877-08-20

rcr, ,n,,,I,n.o<1 +h;, .,,..
,ee",neacu ,'..i tne'r hIpeet' 'ask t1mc Of them
.Hanycolofed costumes. and the lonI Of
.nr.n % I" that. in IN" iunnr little
TaRoh WIN the funny little ponies,
t,s : ~" s.e .esc,nnlatfr 10 the jtl,J Giatha1n
f.rc's .eH NJ oilse. .tnl purcr -?lDo'icd New
1ng,ana 1nn'lty ooesht exist probably.
f.,.;,,a ind ~ f summer Ney taken them Tor
uaan .as..t =. "e"s iauSned tny trscnt' 10 ~.
i, fiassnces ase necet'a!, and wc get moral am!
t.r anu. on inc ot9er flantl. &c
..,s ~, a1ss ane aseu"c ana meet !ahdaa mere,
ana n. ~ e1 x at % tnc.s, aan Ioni with adm!r1n9
e}es a. tne oseupante{ VINO Show On the face
.'.Snpc4 G.Mnt5 "uG,i, "e tn'nk sho*h nnnl!e-
ny h.kanay s Lhse7;1us ;e 'lneagei anu It une:-the
1nsase is 'ngat t.*:aI " Anralla!n kaslera- or
LOPEZ, OF Julian anu Abranafn toufo: Tor the
"ews @ nsse not n,ailiSa nue.! outside o. Their
TEE TEE, h1'u NewpoIe tae o.d notnc ol t.clt ID
thet tef, ~ Pettmaps INC nai , o. Iahsee )ahEes
saluS u!ses .Heiu 1ipm ntueI "ateFln3-flhccs
, 1877-08-20
PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA,

HAHnlsBrNo. Pa, Aug. 13.-Au order was
Issued to-day giving the details Of recruiting
for the two regiments Of the National Guarl.
Officers aud uleu will bc selected solely from tue
Satlona! Guard, aud allotted ono Captain and
aatl two Lteuteuants. Al far - possible, to each
rca.mcntal organization now ex!stins, The
Colonels selected shall uonl1late their complete
stan organization, except Faymassrs aud CON-
mIssary, to bo taken from tho4e officer. Of re;l-
nseutal statla Of tho Guard who haro volun-
tceEtd. Al soou a authority shall DO given
tuptaiu 10 recruit, he shall do 10 from men
Ut the regiment from which be shall bu
detailed. to be selected and appuftloued at,oug
ths seycrul companies In proportion to thelr
numerical strength. Ltcutensnts ura to be de-
tailed from other companies than bis. Should
not sufficient volunteers psesent, then they
may be taken generally, but nj! must bc u'cni-
sloncl officers ot the regiment WHO tuay so!uu-
tceF, the Captain shall select nou-conln,isaiune4
officers .! the detailed company, tauk tor Fank,
aud, tn case sufficient number Ut topcolnnlis.
stoned Officers ahall not volunteer, then the Cap
tain sslal! appoint the complement of non@om-
Misslonea otitccrs required. Tne companies
sAall consist of five se1seauts, eight Corporate,
two inussctaus, and si1iy.se,en priyAtes. tbs
mc,i volunteering will be subject 10 medical ex.
animation BY the Surgeon Of the regiment
, 1877-08-20
THE RAILROADS.

kEST0R1NG RATES.
Mr: II. E. Ingalls,, Receiver Of tho Ipdianspo-
liz, Cincinnati d. Lafayette Railroad, has written
the following letter to tho Hailroad Ags la r.
yard TO Ills plum Of calling meeting VI all the
tatlsoad managers In tho country, for the puE-
pose OF raitIug t4s rates aud to tuem some kind
or organization through. which they cap be
maintained In the fyturu:
ln answer 10 yours Of tho 13th &nqu!rlng about =
Circular AatQ ~ have been Issued by ING, calling o
ncet.n2 Of all the suiway mauagsfs of tho cu0u-
". hase IL ssy that no formal circular was aens;
.tore rates, addie.ssd bY wite letter 10 sevcsa.
q e. las ptomaent Western !l.lway u,anagers upon
ion H. osssS r. .a;
movement 10 ohlata fAlr ami permanent rates. 4
oSssss the railway managersAr In earnest !u thotf
slsa.Ffs.,asnt hsGnilouxh 1u an.xsts VIZ ii th.t sors
hnes IN ordsr, and then '.will eo.operale II auy
H. work thsy ds. s;s 'A' ''''oa1 ''u 'e'a'n 'o'
Prss!dent DsYsrcux thinks something should bs
IT, aaa p!omse4 to urru tie trunk lEaes to TAXA
linz. u.n:,al: Manage. s@p.ou: 2! ths ysnd.li.
r. ~ permanent rates to both the public and tbs
., Ihs sto,. sts tew Q, the replls. received but
saeuEa 10 show you the feeling that railway mau4-
ks1e n4's upon the subject.
t,dn hsps ~ IL early September we will ct eonven.
sad that thsy will spend ssyssal dsJt discusainx
rraus 2assing upon some plan BY which shs ttae ct
~ & &aownward for the list thssu yasr., and U there
n ~. SaRasy enough sulonx lae railway nanagess
@TspeIty will be senJessd salus!css.
,tnt th1a to oe good time. because the lata
ss,ss kss pave alown tbs public how AeCessAsy tho
sa.. atoads sEe 70 their comfort and convenience;
tho lat lew years the Eeops hass been
~ ~ ee4tous that railroad property should get
Th hsetasn upon tbs money Invested.
. s0e oaal1ess men arc tired OF railroad wars aud
~ htss They want reasonable fFeiXhts. and
~. Ssfs t!i ~ eneJ want them steady. The cursr Of
ate4. " -. ''~'~ .~'%~~ y"
a. Another reaaon in favor Of the present ti1s IL
tAes TINT W. nayu llnmr nss crops, bringing good
f;fs, .., snd tho producers Afford to par Eymun:
eh1cr tfiees for t!lshanspo!tatlon- ~ Afasthps and
si sa 4s*aon ~, that the railway managers taem.
pe.sa 49, * tired u QuasEellug, and anxious fox
sstsa ss: Theirs Il more compromising spirit man
11pseo :han ever knewn before.
.,a.s ea u ths reault Is only small gain It Will
s'ss' as AoIels Of getting t92etass. a ra!as u s
, 1877-08-20

Dr. ia Kutc's family. Nine. De Ia Co,1r
WIS ny1e.t,.l nul Imprisoned at Vt t.azarc.
t"ttrr forwarded secretly hr lrr u, fnnt!ry
Drl i,ltu the hani. ri the s,.rc. aud disclosed
her rrlatf..HH VIII, tfallt1.y. who w3s soon alter
urrr-ie,I, and i.alc fill rf,nfr..on NJ te crime.
The trial tanie TN this wcck. II the presence
of scusntion-ercedy cr"w,l. The 'wosnan
guilty: i1a,,,'ry, guilty. The prosecution main
II basctl fta tnse upon the avowats Of Gallt1ry:
while the c1-Baronesa dc Ia Conr indignantly
denied the artrsatEons male against her. md
''ie ttasc not look me In the face s1,c exclaimed
raakf0nnteiy, whf1c her aecotnp1fcc Wns giving
Ills evidence. Upon ths, Gau1ry. whD had
hitherto kct his bHek tnrnet1 towarss her.
gaze Of The thrsged eyes that met Ills own, anil
sins1y s cycl1t1s ronctt: whilst the audience,
whose excitement was strung In the highest
pitch i,y The episode. STOOL up like one man 10
witness the singular sccncl
Tho onco Rav dcmi-fnonu1aine hal
GROWN OLD ARD CRAY
during her confinement at st. 1.azare. Tier
hack was rounded, and Of the vo1uptu tuous charms
ri Nine. uc Ia Cour hardly trace remains.
oat 1s .as M By s a s on ~. 70
t'tlcr OCCASION bv poison: In consequence, she
f,as la1 10 he guarded vgi!antlv by the taslers,
who never lost sight Of her for long. nreat
siRa' sien d '' s as' n s,e te ss e. fs bs
Ia Roche l. ytnlng man. gentlcmanly, about
2t yearA OF age. lie gave his evflcfttc simply
and almost sosrowfully, though. contrary to her
expectation. he sa!l nj worl ia defense of Ills
the other i* almost t,se1csa: lrest.lcs t6s, the
burning vttrIol has dsl1ured his fare II, n hor-
r3bic manner. After Il lengthy trial. Judgment
WIN pronounced on ThnrsdaT. Wtlow Gras Ii
condemned to fifteen rears, and Haulsy, ~ the
lesser criminal, to ten years. penal eerrituic.
50 has ended nnc Of the strangcet dramas re-
tur.Iett III tic annals Of Paris crime: and 70
end my lcttcr. HAHkr ST. MICHEL.
, 1877-08-20
PAS1lMES.

fptcial DttpdtcA 10 7As Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Aug. 19.-1ao grind regatta
10 take pt1cc here the I'd, a3I, auu 1tth Is cx-
cttur great interest throughout this State,
SIinAcsota, Iowa, ltllnoEs, a,ld Michigan. Thu
time for entries bus been extended until Nun.
day cgcuing. The st. Paul Club will arrive
herr ttmorrow morning at 0 o'clock, md tho
Milwaukee Club at 6 o'clock tp-morrow evening.
The first day's rnre on Wednesday,. tbs I'D
will be occupied, tsstt at p. n,., by q angle
seulur scull rurc, Tor which there are already
ire entries, to be followed by a work.
ing boat race at 2:30, snd at .
y. hi. by four-oarcd juuior shells,
for which there aru alrcady six entries, being
two shells BY tue Madison Boat Club, ono By
the slinneeotas. one BY the Burlington, H.,
s!itcticlls, Of Milwaukee. At alf-past nov
city In thls days programme is the race for tho
best lady oarsman, Tor which there arc Are 70.
tries. At 4 p. III. the rarc Il fur double scnioe
sculls, Two *eatrtes. The last race, at 4::Ab
O'clock y swimming race seven entries, :alU
YarjA md return.
On tho o3a slss programme Is as follows: At
p. n'... fouT-oarcd seniur shells, four cntrics,-
ths @ @Ms;1isos, sitnnssota zsp!yr Of Detroit. and
for common boats, fy1 cutrIes; Rt = .. M,
double junior stullJ, two entrtcs; at 1 n. .1., i
pontoon rage, SIX cntrlcs; at 10 p. n,., Single
junior scilils, styeh cntrtes.
rnce.
On the nth there will be grand sailing re-
Eatta oil Lake Menauta, for which there are
sosAe thirty entries for all classes. The pftzcI
ior botn sasliug, aud rowing asa superb. That
surcd.
1KplANAFoLls, Aug. l9--Thc base-I]a]l Dircc-
tory tutt last night and decided tu try Tor the
ktfNnFGft nfne III fhH vFar At,54H H1ac
, 1877-08-20
FIRES,


WArEnTowv, Wis, Aug. IA fire broke
out tt-nfcht at II o'rlock In tic frame stables
Of II. scibcl, In the rear Of his saloon, In the
Second Ward, and the flatnct wcrc at once conf
tnuntcatcd to the frame stal1cA Of Mrs. hronItz,
built near, aud within twenty feet Of tho for.
ncr. The fire. soon spread 10 tho dwelling
1louke and small brick BODYBUILDING oll
Third street belonging to Mrs. kronitz,
md occupied by A. Lcnz, the halter, IS
u tlour, feed, and grocery store. 4 fcw fert
south was situated the frame boot and slloc
storc Of A. Schumacher. anu th!s building, tt,-
gethcr with ali the other buildings mentioned.
were almost tutalty destroyed bY the flames. 4
large proportion of the contents of the build.
tugs were Eaved. Tile large traulc dwelling
house ot II. Wolesing, adjoining Selhcl's
stables, had 4 uoet narrow esclpr fron destruc+
tLon, but was saved Iu q damaged condition.
Through tic uctiyc c1ertions bf the nEcmcn
and cltzes On hand 10 render assistance all thu
furniture hud been removed. The entire loss by
the dre Il about $i,00, partially COVERED by III
eusa1lcr. Circumstances point strungly to the
probability Of incenliaristu. Wllcn the llaIncs
we're At their height q maa was srcn attempting
10 ret drc to a suial barn belonging u Uricl, 4:
Lehr. near the Commercial Hotc!, In locality
we'll fitted Tor lire 10 spread aul prove destruc-
tive to large amount OF property.
, 1877-08-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

i. JOHN halifax. GENT, 6y alias llulUcE, ~
II JASEEYItE. by Charlotte lIronto {pou6ie MOL "a
!. Mt!MAN:llA TEit Charles lseAde's noyai. ~
+ tHsT ;.s pr rSMtElii,, b Iai.eF. il
T. ADAM ME.uE. ~ ieQFEe Eliot {Lp0nbc No. 10
r ~. = MsFS Sgs.l cesi| ir.y IS IS
10 TitE MUMANt tN White, 81 NiikIs Ceillns. 70,
4. THE AMEl!iC AZ sEHArIh Il Troiisps. 81
Il. TilE 6EA i sEttt:F.. /; wtlEie co.tlas. i9, 10
IS, lM;Mnl.A, ~ tsevrEe EItot t!,oue!o ~: ~
IL. Till ESHttlHll At THE NORTH POLE AND
n 2f s i; Gis Ms1; Ss n Sls' Verne
is, 4 TEiitI1IlK iKstPfATiua 81 ch.t. isesds. ii
%. 0LhGrLlflsITf sIlOF. by Charles DlrEem III
II. MAN AND WIFE, hy Hllkia Cotns. III
I = TitE s4!lnE,a hE:'AEr b{ Mary cee!l Lar. -
~ IAnY t, ,nDEtkA.nEs # sy o:Tii u II # WSoa. l9
XtI5EH,,i! IH,!iifkn mn nyAyS9t!4tSET a i|f4 e. r.
s,. fill bEA !Esr FIX III sin. 1teaandsi. - M
81, TlIE QUEEN nF liEAilrS. ~ Wtlkto Coiii1s ID
y. llAADf ANDY, Ny samuel Lover. ~
=. AhlAtfhETnN. ny Charles lla.e, fsInkle No. >IUt
y y TiE H3lrHn 1s4Ht,y y2"E; lsy Nh A!srsaasF - -
H. hEitTAnE a,' If lii Mo Xiax.nder St
70. Tlik uEll, ri ASHLEY. III Mn. iisary Woo4 IL
Il piss y GEoas A1S6. s:sSse
, 1877-08-20
ROSE INSTEAD Of ROSS.

oAAuA, Heb., Aug. l9.-Ths excitement at-
tepetaut upon tho Disappearance Of the little
daughter OF ar. Rose, Of Washington County,
docs not seem to abata, although the atfaiz has
assumed au entirely new phass, aud 1t IL now
thought that, Instead Of the child having been
lost on the prairie, ~ At first supposed, it has
been kidnapped for tho purpose Of obtaining =
largo reward for it, return. nan named
tuncsrned In the crime. rexa1i vi 81, ,nU Il
now offered BY Nj. kosa for tie eAlld's lesu1n
ycatekd2y,
, 1877-08-20
A Satellite Discovered Revolving Around
tic War Star Every Thirty
Hours.
Well.Founded Belief In the Existence Of
Another Moon Nearer the
Planet,
The Achievement Third In Astrono1ni.
cal Importance Of This
Century.
Prof. Hall, Keeper Of the Great In
strument, tho Famous
Uiscoverer.

Entrtrf rfsndfth Tht T+4hrnf.
v.sn,yo1or. d. C.. Aug, 1e.-The great tel.
e.ropc In Tho handa nf prnf. Hail las mat sIr-
no,f7r, t,srlf v ans NJ Tia mai .nrnrt.,nv ill.,
,orartc. In ,,o,icrn Observation-Disclosures ,cs.. In
fact, than one. nu,l nronob,v Two ,o,r,,1,.s to
thr t,1anet 1tars. A1xmt II n'ctock nm Ttur,,lay
nt4ht prol. Han noticed n very small s,ar fol.
lowing Mora few seconds. anil mndc mn csti.
matc nf fts a3.tance from the n,anet. Two hours
1ater he locked arnfn. md was surnrised to find
that the ator .eemc1 10 be folIoxtnr the planet,
a. the f]Istnnre we. mt tncrrnsett. while the
ptantt vas mov}np nwov nt Tho ratc Of fifteen
sccnnda nm honr. IT. therefore ma,1o a careful
scrice of mco,nrrmcnt,. a,,nwtnr that the sat.
ellftc waa ctohtv sccon,fs from the ntunet.
IN uorn 1tTrn IT WIS srtt1 THERE.
bnt 1,e made M further observations, hardly
rredItinr the ercat i1iscoycry he had mntIc.
Ecxt morning hc showed hi, observations 10
lfof, Ncwcotnb, who was 90 confident that the
object must bo a satellite that he calculated
roughly tho time OF revolution, which, he fixed
at one 1ay eight hours, or little less THIS
showed that the object would pass behind the
planet some time IN the following night, and
that, II not seen Ia tho early evening, 1t would
rcapuear before daylight II, the morning, III
the evening It was nvIslb!c, but reappeased,
true 10 the prediction, about o'clock III tho
mornlng, with a companion satellite. Prof. Hall
had now 30 little doubt OF the reality Of tue object
that t,o made the discovery known to Admiral
Rogers, the Super1utculcnt, Il was still
thought best 10 walt for another look before
formally announcing tue discovery, especially
Al Prof. Newcu1nb's observation sl!uwea that # !
would bo ou the opposite side Of the planet on
SATURDAY evening. Hardly was tue tclcseope
opcpeu when
TUE SATELLITE WAS sxEy,
, 1877-08-20
MEDICAL
SANFDRD'S
JAMAICA
GINCE:
?le Delicious Family Medicine.

Th. +ieEant Preparation 10 prenared from thu Tn,
ssaus:
u q " .css !; e
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
Prevents Chilts sud Fever.
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
Induces Copious Penp!ssslon.
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGED
Cures co|ds rnd chills.
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
Prevents snd dlspela Feserl,a Symptoms.
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
D.'pe's 1sasum.uc aud Hcuss1ete Symptoms,
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
Isa Warming ana Refreshing Beverage.
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
Dteaks up fresh cold In enc night
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
Lsuperor to Competition snd s.u.eas.as rones4
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
cures cram7s aud ra1as.
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
Cures p'arrhoea 4nd D5renter5.
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
Cures I'll DEscs.es Of the BoweI1
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
issl'eves F1ssalency aud indigestion.
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
lsdt'seioaf~ncn shkcn With milk aua sugar.
S4NF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER.
AsatstA the weak. tle weary. rod the aged.
, 1877-08-20
ITEMS.

The Missouri, Kansas 4: Texas railroad makes
the following statement Ut Its Eross earnings for
the second week III August, 187: Freight, $751;
033.47; passenger, *l4,s7207 mail, express, ETC.,
ss,l7o.0s. Total, s7o,li4.4a. Corresponding
period last year, $05, ,1S0,57.
The Chicago d Northwestern Ra!lroad will
bring here In day or two sosty.four car-loaAs
Ut tea alul silk. THIS valuable freight comes
from China, and IL destined for Chicago, New
; York, and Boston.
, 1877-08-20

St. JOSEPH, No., Aug. IA locomotive OF
the Hannibal & ct. Joseph Railroad, while coal
ing at the depot here this morning, exploded tn
boiler. Joseph 6nytlcr, fireman, from Flora,
was terribly scaldcl md dic4l In few hours
william Coilger, the engineer, wa@ badly sca'd-
cd. Ben Pratt, foreman 1T tue yard, was
blown twenty feet, but not seriously hurt.
, 1877-08-20
q ther0loMtte IT. Il1aimu!u,
GENERAL 0DskNYAfIQNk,
MhRYlANp's P00n.H0usES.

BALTl1oR5, N1., Aug. l9.-DF. Chancellor,
Secretary Of the State Board Of Health reports
to Gen. Carroll upon the condition Of the aims
Institutions Of the State that 1t Is p2inful 10
witness ths shocking condition iu which many
Of tho public institutions were found, and 1t Il
difficult TO conceive that anything Woras ever
sxistsd III civilized country
, 1877-08-20

NEW ORLEANS, la., AuE. 19.-Tbe bark
Mancta, hence thu 10th for Palma, returned to
the lasseA to-day. The mate reports that Fri
day, tllc 18th, Capt. Kirchafcr, Master Of the
MaMcta, Jumped overheard and was drowned.
PORTLAND, No., Aug. 1u.-StcplIcn Hail,
Wcntfu!l Smalt, and Frank Houston were to-day
drowned iu SebaEo Lake.
, 1877-08-20

!. little thing in stsels. and ret it will make mill.
1t mikes Int lIt:ie difference n the shipper
whether the rate frutn !nt'!unarn',r ~ Nrw York u
30 eenn hnndrc' or III, hut to she ratlroada It
wonld adapt Themselves to ii and he satisfied. '''
uau5 hft ,. 1eeq
revive substantially III. old Saratoga ssreement,
1t fell through when tried. beeausc certain rail-
the esper!enss Of the last three yesr. must hare
United sonbinst'on /. tht onty safety for both lie
i we could induce somc railroad managers ofe1.
perlcnec and noiftty IL seeve as Commissioners,
I woai,| be csars Of xr.Iirnt.nn, wherc Dis
alizofion that ATTEND. railroad war. Local pools
ani div'alGns Ut territory could be encouraged.
,s whleh would n.ono.e harmony and good feeling.
the payment Of tebnte4 and commissions could be
etotEcd: sumo OF the expensive line agencies tlIa
continued: nnd mauy reforms tnsnenfated. Thn
10 at anY ann:c. ~ ms M 5o as as
nata t'ass came. They can only b got rid Of by
:. & we can ettau improvement in rates with tho
l5u.ncss that mnst come from tho fargc crops, It
Will q" losr to MD revival Of tublneu III this
1a4o.a, s" kn1. Of r.n,
nss. and would bc ttlo to pay their employer bet
ters1d 1nore promptly.
t1on. IT. tho Ohio ports for 1879 there was IN
average OF ovcr rig enip!oVcs to each mile OF rail-
road Appl}inx I'll. to ~ ths raroaa. q ths
teprcsan.,ns q population Of probably two mill
Ions, ~ many more are engaged n farnshlng
peri.Y q rairoads, md ,he,i taucnca vii b. I'll
among The baIhncc Of the community.
osl'eys thq or railroads shenla als9 take :on,e
sluIM be 4 revival OF tho labor troubles. This
, 1877-08-20

1T. JosEru, aio., Aug. ia largo party OF
LAWYERS, including James Cralg, cx-uay. ". II.
Hall, Gen. y. +. Loau, Wells ucndershott, Of
Ncw York, mud others, left hero tonight for
Kingston, where tho petition for Receiver Vi
the Hannibal j. st. 10 Railroad Will Le argued
Tomorrow.
, 1877-08-20
BUSINESS NOTICES,

The MaChesnsy Dental Inatltuts.-ThIs
well. known Institute hA4 now the permanent corr
known tlelisy 70 eseFy professional trust. They
have rcvolalonizad thu 4ncient arbitrary scale VI
high ehsrge& proving to the world tbas perfect
fornesIy commanded so, $.5. sud even $40.