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National Republican., 1877-12-10
Ss-EsTABLIsHED 1919.
JOHN w, DREW,

fOt PennryivhnA corner OF Ninth street N. w.
Just received for the Holidays = hns and complete
selection Of French, English, and American Goods,
including Toilet SETS Flower yases, Mirrors, Dressing
Cases Ivory and Celluold Hair Brushes, Tortoise
shell Combs, Lubin's Atkinson's, and LemborKs FIX
tracts. English and French soaps, and Fancy Goods
In unsur passed variety, fresh stock OF FINk
pounded nj nil hours. n092sm
NERVOUS EXHAUSTIOS.-A MEDICAL ES-
~ say, comprising series Of lcctures delivered AT
Knhn's Museum OF Anatomy. New York, on the
cause and cure OF Premature Decline, showing indls
putably how lost health may he regAincd, sfordng
clear synopsts Of tho impsdmenis 10 marriage aud
the treat nlent OF nervous and physical debility boins
the result OF tweniy years experience. Price cents
Address SECRETARY RAHNb MUSEUM OF
ANATOMY ess Broadway New York, nolip6m
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a GREAT CONVENlENCE.
Save yonr timo, labor and money By calling 81
Mrs. s. X. SNIDER'S
TA IL IETI TOR Il,
al door from 5. E. cor. King and FairlaZ stS.,
To mako your purchases in
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
She has in store and is constantly receiving
large quantities OF China and Queensware, Glass,
Tin, Wood and Willow Ware Brushes Of all
kinds, Busters, Brooms, Ropo, Blacking. Lan-
torns, Lamps and Lamp Goods, all kinds Of H.
Illuminating Oils snd Toys in great variety.
NH 3l-3m
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LADIES, FURNISHINGS.
T AIDES DRESSES AND OUTFITS.
TAYLOR 81 HUFTY,
933 PENNSYLVA VANiA AV EN- U K,

| Washington D. G.,
Have during the PAS. few weeks beon steadily
| adding to their supply of
LADIES AN3 MISSES SUITS,
and As result have one of the largest and mos
varied assortments to bo found in America.
Immediately that now article is brought out
| be supplied with it., So that their lady patrons
can always find Whist thoy want, or what has
boon suggested to their fancy anywhere.
In PERCALE SUITS their stock is com.
plete They show Plain and Combination Fer
| Gales, in Checks and Stripes, and in all colors
| and shades The most rastidious taste cannot
escape being satisfied. and the prices range as
follows: S3, 81, -, S5.75 and Sc.
In CAMBRIC SUITS thoy have all shades OF
Blue, Grocn, Black and Brown, and with Trim
min8., embracing Bands, Plsitlngs, Lace @ and 4
Embroderies. Tho prices are: 81, $3.50, So,
$5. 80, Sc, $G.5J, S7.25, IS, S1l.37 and Sl2.
CAMBR1C CVERSkIRTS and BASQU Els,
in all shades of BIuo, Black, Green and Brown,
edged with all the stylish tinls and trimmed IN
Embroideries Bands and Torchon Lace, AZ So,
S4, SIS and So.
A full and very elegant line OF entirely NEW
LINEN SUITS trimmed in novel and striking
designs, and extending in prco from $3 to 1881.
Linen Overskirts and Bssques. in endless va
riety, trimmed in Plsitings. Embrolderos
LAGOS and Braided, in all colors and shapes,
and at prices from $3 TO Sl2. 75. Polonsisos
trimmed in Bands, Plaitings and Brslds, from
$4 to $3.50
LADIES SUMMER ULSTERS an indis-
pensable and very "tone-y" garment, in all the
latest shapes and with different trimmings, and
of all sizes, lengths and Dimensions. at moderate
figures, running from $3.50 to $3.50.
Tho grand department Of WHITE SUITS is
one of tho most important Of this house Tho
stock is large but well selectsd and unsurpassed
for design, make and finish throughout. The
different patterns Of suits embrace Polonaises or
Oyerskirts and Basques at reduced prices. run,
ming from s. TO $1S; also White OVerskirts and
Basques from So TO $l4 50.
A line of very graceful Polonaises marked
down to rates varying from s. to $40.
Particular attention is called 10 lot of stylish
White Basques, trimmed with Lace Embroide-
res, Lacos and Rulllos, and marked only $3.50
to S9.
They will open this woel new and worry su-
perior line of first class LIN EN- and CAMBRlC
SUITS. These will be trimmed with handsome
shaded and tinted erabroidcries in all the new
and becoming colors. They will be marked at
tho lowest possible figures. and we predict will
Just suit tho tssto Of ladies VINO appreciate artist
ic things. TAYLOR & HUFT4,
oG-tf 933 Pa. sv., Washington, d. Z.
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4 E;iRrlilinG AiSS.

Ga Friday, when SangaroE ceunty's last
contribution 10 The overcrowdod panItcntiarr
at Joliet WAS about cmbarI;iug on the north
bou1h train, oas Of the band oi girls vino went
down to The depot TO see their Iricnds, the
prisoners, ciI, kissed George Thompson, the
youthful criminal sent up Tor one year, wheu he
would have gone for five at least had he been
tried on all charges against him. Tie kiss By
Cora Lee, or another girl Of the same house
with whom Thompson was iavorlte, was meta
pIain matter Of fact kiss or IN osculatory ccre-
mony OF affection mercly-it meant more.
kiss lie, George" she said, aud, chained
TO the rest Of the gang rs he was, George man-
| aged to kiss the girl. The other prisoners
looked on in envy, and Sheriff 'Iicknor aud
Dcpu,cs Mike Uonnor and John Flynn looked
| on indulgcnly as they reflected, perhaps, that
| George wou!la't probably have an opportunity
| to kiss his givl again for some time to come.
| But how much more the prisoners would
have cnvicd that kiss; how sterDly would the
officers have prohibited it had either known
What that kiss contaluel-what it meant: II
was = designing kiss; between those coral lips
there was a small kcy--a key to unlock the
steel bracelets which didn't much adoFn
| Georges wrists and did greatly annoy his girl.
For sucI. kiss George allowed his girl to rest
her face upon his shoulder to recover her com
| posurc, and would not have cared though all
| the lilly white in town was transferred to hi.
| coat collar. Ii was kiss which George under.
| stood; which seemed to sly, Break away al
| the first opportunc moment and return to the
embrace oil your loved one Yes George un
dcrstood. The girl was happy in the success
| of her craftiy contriyed schcmc--a new one
and deserving of letters patent. George went
northward with the rest, thinking, mayhap, oi
the warm kiss upon his lips the imprint OF the
devoted si.l, but mostly thinking ci aud keep
| ng an eye fer chance TO escape.
! Jut north Of Wilmington his thoughts took
shape: tho kiss burned upon his lips and he was
seized with an Irresistible IcnsIng for liberty
! liberty 20 return to Springfield to steal more
hMgcolar4. Precisely how he PIT to pracli-
| cal use that farewell kiss is not known, but be
| did unlock his bonds, and although tho tram
was pojng al a very rapid rate, he bounded
through the window Ike flash. The train
was stopncd and pursuit began BY two of the
| guards, accompanied by Sheriff Eobinaon, OF
LIVINGSTON county, and uItImateIy George was
captured. lie was manaclcd again aud con
yeycd to the p2ulenLiary, where he 10"
marches with the striped brigade. II ~ SAD 10
think that the scheme Of the girl was OF 20
avail, even though supplemented by George I"
dar;no l.an from u last Train; that her kiss
nrovrl no more potent after all than the com
mnncst kind of \ kiSi--a Key 81 thrown away
as it werc-,lwarlcd to the proportions OF =! !!
mere "Good-byc. George, don't stay long
l&c.-!SpriayEclA JournuL
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NO. 15S.
Alxauotlu 6ax&tte
TUESDAY EVENlNG. JULY
EEOW Choose "a Wife.

Rev. G. p, Mccarthy, in his sermon in New
York last Sunday, said -
Notwithstanding the lriqo!ity Of female char
acter IS specially evidenced in the barbarous
fashions o! modern society there are hundreds
and thousands Of good aud virtuous women in
our country worthy t. uc wlv1l Mith the purest
aud best of cur unmarried young men. First,
undertake this great enterprise Of your life As
religious act. Go 10 your Gcd and Father, sr.;
in the name &! His Divine Son tell your trouble.
confess the misery and secret sin Of you: unholy
life as it stands, ask for wisdom, aud especially
the wisdom that will help you TO choose a will
GS and worthy wife. Then think OF your moth
or and the virtues in her which fixed your ad
mrall0n ard respect. Seek in your wife
neither money nor fashion nor dress, but reca!!
| these virtues and y0u will find them il you are
wise in the womaa Of your choice. Next, be
| SINGER: and honest ic this business. Aud why?
| Because then you will be out OF the fashion, ,aui
| tlis is . ncclul condition.
According TO the modern method men and
women seek wives and husbands. and each ap
pears to the other in disguise. The mind aud
character as we'll as the body are dressed up Tor
the occasion, and hence 50 many marriages O.!
misery for after marriage the masquerade ccasea
and the realities of life commence.
Avoid hattery, that Is, the bestowal OF
extraVagant praise on the object of your
choice, aud beware and even avoid her
if in your intercourse she thinks So
meanly Of you or herself as TO tlattcr you. Ii
ycu &c true to yourself you will reject tho
praises TO which you feel you are not entitled;
and il YOU are true to her do not teach her to
be false to herself By llttcry, for most women
arc easily assailcd here Never imagine that
she is an angc! nor forget that she is woman,
aud hence ever and always entitled to the dcvo.
ton and respect Of your deepest manhood. A
woman should neither be sought alter because
she is beautiful nor rejected because she is plain.
These should be subordinate considerations TO
the essential conditions Of physical aud mental
health. | dwell upon these few practical points
in Tie method Of choosidg vile, Tor truth conl~
pcls me 10 say tfa. titcrc is as much adultcra
tiou in this most valuable acquisition as there
is ia any article CT trade Distinguish between
the true and the lalsc physically rs well as NOR
ally. The maiden who paints aud pulls and
tries 10 improve hcT figure by extra machinery
in order to obtain . huSblad, deserves to figure
in the diyorce courts after marriage, and sue
who With similar object in view dlScards on:
civilization, under the protection OF vicious lash,
ion, and makes indclieatc approaches to the
primitive, is equally cuipabIc.
Fashion, or rather "cu!tured society, Is, III
this respect most truly deturmcd aud needs de-
cided reformation. Through Tie power OF this
social monster called fashion We arc forced to
act pari not cur own, and this fashionable by
pocrisy ia marrying has, alas! too much the
countcuaucc OF reiigion.-M T. H'rujd.
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DRY GOODS.

MOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, &C., &C., sc.
IN ACTIVE WHOLESALE and RETAl l.
TRADED. +. BRASHEAR. No. 100 King
street-Suecisl attention is called to our full and
complete stock OF Staple and Fancy Goods, viz
Corsets, Hose and Hall Hose, Gsuze Shirts,
Gloves, Suspenders. Collars and Cuas' CrayAts,
Ladies Ties and Scarfs, very pretty, Mems SHIRT
Fronts, Ladies and Mons HsndkerchiG,s il, in
gEss; ysrSt DrsSs Vs ns ausy no and Da vay
chasu new style Bolts Spanish Veilings in all
SHADES N. G. knitting Cotton. price S6c per lb;
iGe Wsnsutts Shirt, price 81 ; Courv9isIer's s
Kid Gloves, price S5c; White Corded pi9ue,
price lOc; u lot of full standard Prints At Gtc;
Now goods receiving constantly. Wo soil good
goods 1T popular prices.
II. +. BRASHEAR,
n, g. Hoomes. No. 100 King street.
is2l Alexandria. Va.
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NIACHINISTS, dc.
Alexandra IronG Brass Works

JAMESON s. COLLINS,
Proprietors.
Corner Of Royal and Wilkes strGa:s.
We are prepared to manufacture Steam En-
gines Shafting and all kinds of Machinery; also
10 furnish Iron and Brass Castings CT tao best
quality and workmanship. Having al unusu-
ally large and varied assortment OF Patterns, we
short notice. ap 14!tf
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ECE CssEAaz. SODA WATER. a.e

NOTICE.
respectfully inform my customers ana the
public generally that having improved my H.
cilitics for tho manufacture Of
ICE CREAM,
..,n now prepared to furnish families, picn!!ci
and parties st tho lowest rate; with " superior
article, in quantities IL SAT-.
Ny ICE CREAM PAKLOES will be found
AS comfortable rs any in tho city, they having
rocontly been relittod for the comfort and con
yoniencc oil my patrons, who will De scrvod a
sll hours with DELICIOUS CREAM Of any
desired Gavor, and leo cold SODA WATER
msde Of tho purcst Syrups.
FRUIT Of oil kinds in season. .,,.
a largo line of CONFECTIONEY GOODS
such q, CAN DIES, N UTS, SC, constantly or
hand and for sale wholesale and retail at bottom
prices. CHRISTIAN SCHAFEh,
No. nCrLh Fairfax ST.,
my - -3m Aoxsndrla. Fa.
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NNlIAl. CLOSING SAlE or
SPRING AND St MINER
DkY GOODS.
On and altar Monday. June l6. 1877. We will
REDUCE PRICES
on all the balance Of our Hpring and Summer
stock Of
DRESS uOOnS, GASSIMEREa. Sc.
Great bargains may bo expected
PRETZFELDER s. CO.,
;a1s l44 King street.
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We neg TO call your sttontion to our larSeand
sttractiye stock oC
GOODS FOE THE SPRING TRADE,
purchased direct from the manufactures, which
wo guarantee TO soil rs low rs they can he sold
in any other market.
We trust by our constant application to your
interests and our low prices to mort your con-
tinued and valued favors. Oar store will be
kept open until nino o'clock q! night.
Thanking you kindly for your past patronage
and awaiting your fayovs, we remain
Yours, respectfully,
mn 1Q-3m h. j. NJ | LtEE - CO
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DEDUCTION IN BOTTLED BEER
~ Robert Portner's Bottled Vienna Beer, SIC.
per dozen, delivered to any part of the city.
Bottles 10 be returned.
GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
nv 10 1GG and 10 King gt.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
Z. W. AVERY
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROOh-
KIES, VINE LIQUORS, SC, &c.
seps ALEXANDRIA, VA.
NEW pRICESl
The subscriber respectfully announces that
no has takon the store
and is prepared TO offer full and carefully So
lectod stock Of
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
At prices which cannot fail 10 please. Goods
delivered promptly to all parts of tho city. and
satisfaction guaranteed in every particular. An
MY my 5-tf +. J. DAVIDSON.
w A. JOHNSON
GRoCERY, LIQUOR, FEED AND COM
MISSION MERCHANT,
Northeast Corner Cameron md Royal streets
ALExAEDHIA, Va.
sFF'- Ali ordors from tho country will rocoiy Q
prompt and careful attention. jan 2S-tF
EORGE McBURNEY & SON,
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY AID FANCY GkOCE,
RES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
ENGLISH amd SCOTCH ALE and BRO w N
Also, EASTERN and POTOMAC HENRI
sud MACKEkEL.
NGS. IGG AND IeD KING STREET,
Washington Hall Building,)
Aloxandria. Va.
Orders promptly filed. nh 3l-n
&. WIN. RAMSAY
WHOLESALE AND FAMILY GROCER
TEA DEhLKK
s. F.. cor. KING AND 81. ASAPH SlS.
| nov 22-tf Alexandria, Va
CLOTHING, HATS, cars, &c.
1877 1877
| SPRING HrILEA SILK HATS
! lust rarniynd at
YOUNI'S;, TIE HALTER,
| mh2 No. 50 King stroot
| A LARGE LOT OF
n SHETLAND SlIAWLS,
in all colors, Just received ri
my23 FERGUSON s. BROS, 96 King st
UT1LSON'S COMPRESSED BEEF, 70
w execursions!s, in two ard four pound cans
for sale by
jeG GEO. McBURNEY Il SON.
mos. l, = and 8 MACKEREL, FAMILY
~ ROE HERRING and No. POTOMAC
HERRING, for sale by
ien j. G. g. E. MILBURN.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA. TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1877.
WINES AND LIQUORS.

DORTNERS VIENNA LAGER in bottles,
l. at s6 cents per dozen, delivered to all parts
of the city.
my ID Il. W. AVERY, 226 King 81.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DRlCES REDUCED.
on, nov nuttips up SETS OF TEETH AT
GREATIY REDUCED RATES. :.r
Eull sets from $40 to S1o. !:
Partial sets in proportion
Satisfaction guaranteed. .,
Where sots ars to bo put in no charge will be
made for extracting.
'''''>'' " DIR. FAWCETT, Dentist,
uv2-3m No % N Wash. st., Alexa., Va.
sAK. ROBERTSON, 10 south Eutsw street.
~ Baltimore, Md, from long experience in
Hospital and Special Practice, will guarantee u
Care in al Diseases Of tho Urinary Organs.
Nervous aud Organic Weakness, General De.
blity, lmpo!eqfey, qoSs Of sexual poworo Ek. *,
,nIi.cra.ians and abuses. Also all Female Com
plainl:. Diseases recently contracted positively
r!ro,i iii 10 10 days. Or. t., endorsed by the
leading physicians Of Baltimore guarantees
honorable and scientific tiesiment ~ al placing
themselves in his hands. All consultatloas
strictly cont,lenlial. Can bo consulted IN WASH
,splon every "Wednesday sud Saturday, from =
- . j., H., at his office. ?!l ID ST., between 9lh
sud l!4h Gall wrlu, enclosing stamp Tor
,arly. fob lS-ly
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Gleauings from the Sclentl11c
American.
GOOD FORGERS.

The question has often been asEed
rs, saws the Carriage .NcnthW, mo"
* i fiat some smiths are able to make
better forginys than other? ?" or "licw
is it that -- is always so SnceeSs'",
with his YIELDS" The secret OF all
this is in first knowing how, and after
knowing how, in doing, or trying 10
nc,form, what we know. The know
! inc smith so lays out his work at the
close of the day that his first work II"
the morning will he the heavleSt' ana
such as requires but little weI"'nS'
By doing this he not only leaves the
lioy,er portion of his lahors tor the
Winning of the day and also the t''ln :;
Of his arm, but he removes the emu
from, the anvil and other tools to S"c'
an extent as to prevent the iron from
becoming chilled before the weld IS
nronrr)y made. His fire is always
cleau His tool rack is always III
J order, thus enabling him to grasp tnt
, rcuuired tool at the proper time lit
> never places his iron in the tire a Sc
. cond time until, with a file, he has re
Il moved all the scales. The ice coz
e anvil will chill tho thin part o
y the "scaf," and prevent the welu
y inv of that portion. 1t is 'mPos
y sjLlo to take " clean heat with
& fire full of Stag. If you nav
'e tn hunt five minutes for a tool, you
n iron has become cold, and unless 20
/ remove the scales and other m'''e
y your foryings will not be petect.
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