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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16

ONRday's run sous work in Pittsburgh
will cost every voter in Allegheny
county SIl3. And now it is probable
that the people of Pennsylvania will
ask Hartranft to he as zcalaus. IN pro
tecting them as he has been In propos-
ing to send an army of despoilers into
the South.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16

The Charleston Ne,cs md Courier
says that the buildings of the State
University, at Columbia, are to be
thoroughly repaired, and that the
faculty Is to be Thoroughly reorganized
and the institution placed upon it's old
foofinU
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16

BosToN is probably the most solid
community in this country, and yet
the decline in the valuation of its real
estate marks decidedly the stringency
of the times. In 1876 its assessment
showed q decrease in values of $32, -
T9d, coo in real estate and $12, 2SS, 600
in personal property. This year there
is a further reduction of $44, 74s, 900
in real estate and 81, ,445, 900 in per-
sonsl property, making decrease in
two years OF $lOy, ,217.O00. The assess
ment for the present year is $696. 902,
900, and the taxes levied on 1t are, for
the State $619, 10, for the city SIS, 1876,
900; total, SIS, 7l4, l19. This is $5l5,
600 less than tho amount levied last
year, hut, owing to the diminished
value of property, the tax rate IS in
creased from 81 20 to $1.31. Tho bank
list shows a decrease OF 1915, 200, or,
rs the BOSTON papers estimate, an aver
age Of five dollars share.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16

LIEUT.. BALLIs, Of the United States
army, crossed the Hio 0rande at Eagle
Pass, surrounded Mexican ranch and
recovered lot Of stolen horses taken
from this side Of the river. Major
scofeld has captured forty-fogr Of abe
Valdez fiIibusters and holds them IS
prisoners ss RoFt Duncan 1t Is Te-
ported that others a. Laredo snd San
Antonio, hare been discovered and sr-
rested. They are taken, - was Gen.
Escobedo, under the neutrality Ian.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16

When Guidry, the Louisiana mur-
derer, who exhibited such stoicism ON
the scaffold, was interviewed by re
porter the last night before the execu-
iIon, he took up Bible, saying: SAC
cording to the book, / shall go 10
heaven. am firm and will die willing
" without fear. am not like Rous-
seau, who had 10 get drunk TO die. I
shall die sober like man. The strug-
gle will not take two hours" He
wished rather to be shot than hanged,
for, as he said. Il am a man, and wish
to be shot in n military way; ! would
show them how man can
Guidry was the mail carrier, and ie
from the bag the letter TO her "a
mour which proclaimed his : e's
guilt. ''He was my best friend, DO
added, ''snd liked him more tlan
brother. would have asked him 10
meet me In an equal fight, bat ] knew
be was . coward, and therefore killed
him. / am not sorry for il. +"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16
SICK HEADACHE.

Tits distressing affection occurs most frc-
ouenily. The disturbance OF the omach aris-
Ing from The imperfcgtly digestcd contents,
causes a scy,yc pain In the heau, Accompanied
With dl-agsceahle nausea, and this iscoAstitutes
what is popularity known ~ Sick Headache.
J. H. ZEILIN C CO.,
Sole proprietors simmons's Liver Regulator,
Philadelphia.
As RcmsdYin
MALARIOUS FEVERS, BOWEL CON
PLANTS, DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL DEPRES-
SION, RESTLEsSNESS, JAuNDlCH. NAU-
SEA. SICK HKADACHE, COLIC, COSSrIPA-
TON AND BlLI0USNRSS
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16

The ordinary Democrat,c leader Is
now recognized in Ohio hy his solemp
pace, averte't eye and haggsrd cheek,
as he goes along rejecting over the
nomination of Bishop. He has pre-
pared his team and cracked his whip
the last time, and he knows 1t.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16

THE st. Louis Times declares Penn
sylvania is given over to Simon Cam
eron and Tom Scott. What one has
not appropriated to him self the other
has gobb.ed up.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16

THE most refreshing matter that has
come before the government at Wash
ington this hot season is the presenta.
ton of bills by railroad companies for
the transportation of troops to sup
press disturbances along their lines.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16
A RuNoR comes from Galveston tha,

A RUNoR comes from Galveston that
brother of Col. A. NJ. Hobby, the
oae who conducts the commission
bouse of Hobby & Post, is the party
who has issued bogus land certificates.
Il is said that Col. Hobby was kept in
ignorance of these forgeries, ana that
as soon ss he learned this fact he made
an effort TO relieve parties in whose
hands these certificates had fallen.
We have been unable to learn all re-
garding the matter.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16
NoTIcE.

And now oa this day the eOart proceeded 90
count tho rclnfne uf RR tlectioa held 10 Iustices
Preciact No. koat St1 % the county of Travis
1sSes, On Sstaraay. 5aly ~. 1877. ender an or
dSF pret yousis ef4te escyidirs foe fald election
90 be hele-cntesvd Nfsst1gho u Nay, 1877 TO a
ieTtnlnc wArtAsr the tslf of tnto1icaslng iqpnta
aud Mcdiratul bits prod cling Intox tcAfsoG
sEali 0e prohibstce a said iartlcs'a prselnc..
ana u a,secAr ng gc,,f a. sad election 81 votes
were posled . fsrs ProhihitioA~ and n votes
were polied "AgAinss frOhieitien," shoxing 4
majority of tS votes In faFcF of prohibition II
IL derlarod thai az eald eleetioa majority OF
- votes wcrc cxsi IN favor of prohihitIon and
.fis hcrehy oracrcd that intoxicalinl LIQUORS and
fncdic1led hittcra pro1nclt icto1icatian shall
b. absolutely prohloiled Nithin the limits o.
said 1astice's rrccinct Me- foaf NS. Trsxis
e0aniy, Terms, except wsnee Tor aaeramfnfal
porposea snd ascohoHe stimnl1nts a. mcdicinA
70 cases of artnal sickness When soli nfon the
tsgflE,n prescription q 4 regular practiclnx nhy-
teIan efliifisnF QEon h;ror that M ean,c x ae.
tually necessary - = nlciltina pstn Ench tlnIe
~ thr eaa.ilcd voters titre.n nay. q . ltEt
clecttsH % b he'd FOX the p1rpoec. ~ mstitf
ri vote, decide Otherwise.
asF3lfy he forcEoing 10 Be true copy tskta
fsoa The mlnEtes % ~ couuiss,op1rsf CQnft
of rrgyis co1aty, eltfrod ana dated talF - lSgf.
u IA ~. FRANK brown cs's
NOTICR.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16

THE colored brothers of Cincinnati
are insisting upon enjoying the fra
ternizing influences of Office in COM
mon with the white brothers.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16

Henry Meiggs, the Peruvian rsiroi.d
contractor, fading himself heavy
creditor 10 the Peruvian government
and unable 10 obtain a settlement from
the bankrupt treasury. has, il is stated,
taken hold Of the public hnaDces. Iesl
formed sbuses. regulated the revenue,
satisled the creditors and re-estaa-
lished the credit Of the country. Mr..
Meiggs Is an American. and hgprsd
largely in California during is eaEly
history as q State.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16

The Safe Horticultural and Pomo-
logical Association commenced its ex-
hibition at Houston ON the ninth in
stant
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16

TIE Alamo property, at San Anto-
nio, Is offered for sale at 5000, and
this historic spot should become the
property of the State.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16
PILES.

How many suffer torture day after day, max;
Ing life burden aud robhing existenee OF all
pleasure, owing TO the secret spHnring from
Piles Yet relief IL ready to the hand OF almost
any Who gE use gYsteslaticaily the remedy
-lhat has perm anently cured thousands. No
drastic, violent purge but gentle assistant OF
nature.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16
NoTIcE.

wANTKD-A nrst class as.blsns seaeher m
lncaiatriy. salary 80 Per man1h. address
Mrs. X. LExs. Psiasipai wAxzAasi.s. Fsn.ls
As.asnr. ausus.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
Caution.

As thesc are q number OF limitations offered
10 tho pablo We would caution tho commun-
NV to buy nD Pogaers or prepared SlMMpNs'e
LIVER REGULATOR uRiese In CDR cagTayt 4
wrappers with Trade Marx. stamp and signature
unhrakcn None other is genuine.
J. II ZEIIIN q CO.,
nosdcodAwiyr Macon. Ga, and Philadelphia
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16
BAD BREATH.

Nothing is 40 unpleasant, nothing so common
as bad breath, enh In nearly Igcsy gas y mes
from the stomach, and can be so easily sorIscied
" you will take Simnlona'a liver Kcgtihcr. DO
tSt Dcgiett so sure meds f9r this repulsiVe
dinOrde Il viii also imprOvR your appetite,
complexion aud general hsa.th.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16
CONSTIPATION

should not be regarded as q trihing
Iillacnt-in fact nature demsnde the
Utmost regularity OF the bowels, and
any deviation from this demand payes
the way often 20 serious danger. IL
IS quite as necessary to renove i'm
pure accumulati0ns from the bowels
as Il Il to eat or sleep, and no heal b
can be expected where cosLve
habit OF body prevails.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16

1oas B. 4pzss Maj. Fropt. Bet.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16

cass paid fSr cotton. aldss, corn and other
country prcdaee. fsean tiges,. -
,v,s8,,sv,mo AUSTIN. rFxAs
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-16
n RRASS.
Groceries, Dry Goods, Etc., Etc
De1ivoroes Free.

Keeps all kinds Of feed for sale a, whole a.,
and retail,
National Republican., 1877-09-24
THE MRS. HAYES SOCIETY.

TT STILL LIVES AND ADOPTS REsOLUTIoNs--
THEY DOST WANT Rl.MSEl l.EUS TO CON
TRiBuTE TO THE LABOR EXCHANGE.
A meeting of the Mrs. r. d. Hayes Temper.
ance Society was held last night and addresses
were made by gentlemen In the reform tenn
peranco movement among its number being
Judge G. Harris, of Mississippi; Col. Sias
Riley and IIu9h Kaufman, of Chicago and
Messrs. Daniels and Roberts, prominent
workers in tho blue ribbon aud Murphy move
mcnt in the West. Reports were received
from branch societies In New York, Ohio,
Massachusetts and Tennessee, showing the
growth aud prosperity of the organizations in
those sections. A communication was re-
asking permission to form branch society in
Utica, \. Y. The request was granted.
4 resolution was adopted deprecating the
false reports circulated that Mrs. Hayes coun-
tenanccs the use of wine during her present
Southern tour. The resolution provoked con-
siderable discussion. during which II was
stated that the article published in yesterday s
Capital was nstigated In the interest of and as
an advertisement for local rumseler.
The following resolution was unanimously
| adopted
Whereas intoxicating liquors Ia caused seven
eighths Of the poverty now existing IN the District
| therefore,
Rcsnire,I That this society enters its solemn pro
| test against the receiving Of donations by tht
| Labor Exchange from rum sellers or associations d
rum sellers on the ground that their gin Is insn
cCru, and calculated to encourage drunkenness
| poverty and crime
| A resolution was adopted returning thank,
| to the Board Of Police Commissioners for theil
efforts to suppress the sale of Intoxicating
liquors In the District
National Republican., 1877-09-24

Games vet to plav-Bnston 2, Chicago :, Ciu-
cinnati IL, Hartford ), Louisville :, StLouis-.
THE LOCAL BNsE nNLL FEvER-GANEs TO RI
PLAYED THIS WEEK.
Monday brighton vs. National.
Monduy--Onr Boys ". Tcmplar.
Turs,lRv-.AsturiA ". our Boys.
Tu-Sday-Oid National vs. New National
Wednesday v. National.
Thursday astoria g., TcmparS
Friday-Eaglc ", Our Boys.
The past week has been very disastrous to
certain league contestants. Several of them
are on the eve OF di,bandment owing to their
inability to cope with such mines ~ the
Nationsi, Creighton. Eagle aud Patriot have
put ia the field. and tho fight for the pennant
has narrowed down to those mentioned
Owing to combination between the different
managers no encouragement will he given the
reorganized nine Of the Astoria, and the
probabilities are that by the last Of the present
week the once famous pets" will be thing
Of the past. There is no possibility that either
the Our Boys or Tcmplar will finish their
quotas, and the games will be thrown out by
the championship committee.
The interest taken in base ball will not be
allowed TO abate In this vicinity, for the
Creightons, having greatly strengthened their
nine. play their "rcd -hosed" rivals on Monday
and Wednesday Of this week, and the Eagles
have arranged to play n series Of exhibition
games, commencing Thursday, the 9th inst.
| This afternoon the Creightons, who since their
games Of last week have com plctely rcorganized
their nine, will play the Nationals on the Oym.
| pic grounds commencing at 800 o'clock sharp.
The last game played between these clubs was
not finished, owing to darkness, the score then
| standing @ to 3 In favor Of tho "grcen legs. ~
But the Nationals are confident Of their ability
| to defeat them In full game, and the talk of
the town last evening was to-day's match, for
these clubs have always given the best exhibit
tions of ball playing in this city, and should
be encouraged.
No one will be disappointed when they sec
the Creighton nine on the field as none but
home talent will participate, and were IT
possible the names would be given, but every
one may rest assured that the boys are salts
fed that the players who will do battle foi
their colors to-day rank among the best in the
District, and u tight game Is bound to ensue
Seats sufficient to accommodate 1000 persons
have been erected, and large crowd is ex.
pcctei to be present and aid both clubs IN
their efforts TO establish our national game OIL
a permanent basis
Several important base ball events are or
the tapis, of which due notice will be given.
National Republican., 1877-09-24

was natural for the chancellor to re us, an In.
JUNCTION on the grounds stated, as nobody 8
valid rights were In peril. With regard TO the
intont Of Congress be would say that the law
provided for this case by lien certificate, aud
tho holder was entitled TO certain rights by
being that holder. There was no difference
between contractor or any other party In the
intention Of Congress. He did not think the
act was ambiguous. How did Congress know
who would wan. the certificates, and pay down
the money with which to reimburse the con-
tractors? Now the contractor wants to put
himself in the place of everybody else. and
Congress certainly provided for the Issue Of
these certificates. Had they not intended
their delivery they would not have provided
ior thcir Issue as ono mole Of raising money.
The United States, District of Columbia and
railroad company had or were In the proccsI
OF paying their proportion, but the property
holder, say stop. IL they could possibly tell
what difference ID made whether the District
OF Columbia, contractors or any one else held
the certificate, ho would give tho case up. II
was better to let the certificates go out, that
money might come 10 the contractors and
laboring men.
The subject was further discussed, but no
now points elected. aud tho Commissioners
reserved their decision.
National Republican., 1877-09-24
BASE BALLTSTS.
WHAT THE coNTEsrANTs FOR THE CLAN
PioNSiTfP HAyE BEkN DoINo.sEyERAL
I.NOD "a MEa TO GOME OEE TIIIS WEEk.

WHAT THE CoSTEsTAN'Ts FOR THE CHAM.
PtOSSHtP HAVE BEEN DOISu-sENERAL l.
GOOD GAMES TO COME OFF THIS WEEK.
During the past week nothing has occurred
to interrupt the Boston's march to victory, for
as they won both the remaining games with
the Chicago, and have yet only three games
unfinished with the Hartford, II Is reason.
able to suppose that after tho lat of October
the champion pcnnant will hy from the flag
staff on the Boston grounds. Hartford has
fought her way to second place, leading the
Kentucky giants by two games, but a.
Louisville has yet eight games to play against
Har,ford's five the chances are in favor of
Devlinis nine coming in second best.
The finish will be close one, and the order
In which the different contestants will stand
on November Is will be about as follows; Bos-
ton. Louisville. Hartford. st. Louis, Chicago
and Cincinnati. The following table gives u
correct record Of games won and lost up to
date:
National Republican., 1877-09-24
POLICEMEN AT THE POLICE COURT.

There is much complaint among policemen
of the force on account Of being Obliged to
attend so often at the Police Court. Officers
o'clock in the morning are frequently re-
guired to attend the court at 0, remain
there during the greater part of the day, and
then go on street duty again at o o'clock in
the evening and remain until midnight In
this way they lose great deal Of sleep.
ON this account officers are apt to avoid
making arrests in the latter part of the
night The only remedy Is q return to the
old system of holding a magistrates court in
each station house every morning, and this
plan has many disadvantages.
National Republican., 1877-09-24
Philadelphia, N. q. o. s.; J. II. Hicks, Of New
York T. n O. &

Interesting services were held at Christ
(p L. church, Navy Yard. yesterday morn
ing, Rev. John Nenablc, Of Kentucky of
lciatcd, assisted by the rector, Rev. q. d..
Andrews The former preached an able ser.
mon from the text, ale that denycth me
before men, him will deny before my Father
which Is IN heavcn"-Iuke xii:0. The sing.
ing under the leadership Of Mr.. Samuel Cross
was very fine, and was much admired by the
large congregation.
Sometimes prisoner Is locked up in q
station house whom the lieutenant Of the pre-
cinct docs not care to take the responsibility
to release. In such cases application for re-
lease is generally made TO tho judge Of the
Police Court by the friends Of the prisoner.
and It has been customary for Judge Smell to
issue, verbally or in writing, an order Of re.
lease upon collateral security. II is contcnded
that Judge Smell has no right to release pris.
oner who has never been brought into his
court and 1t Is not at all improbable that the
matter will soon be tested.
National Republican., 1877-09-24
DELEGATES ELECTED.

In pursuance of the call of the Democratic
central committee of Prince Georges county,
Md, the voters of the Blndcu,hurg district
met at the George Washington house 0n Satur-
day. On motion Of DR. G.. o. Lewis, McSsr'.
Fielder Magrldcr aud Thoma. Br"ke were
appointed Judges. E'shry'cight votes were
east, nnd H. l.. Carlton. &c ,r@e Ne Ihy, L..
shaw W. II. Woods sud J. T.. Jon 5 were
elected delegates 10 the county convention,
which meets in Marlboro on Wednesday, the
26th inst.
National Republican., 1877-09-24

osE visit to Dr. Hartley insurcs instant relief foI
Catarrh No erorbitapt fees In advance. Resi-
dcnce removed to e3i New York avenue.
OSE DoLLAR.-Obtain DR.. Hartley's great remedy
for Catarrh. druggists have It.
Ler-of clothing watches pistols, &C.. bought a,
Herzogs 9i5 street Orders attended TO.
All kinds Of trunks made TO order, repaired and
covered at Murray's. sos Pennsylvania avenue
Market Space.
THE finest New York butter In the city; also
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania. and Western but
ter, at Spicers butter store, southwest corner oi
Ninth and streets. Fine cheese at less than Bal
prices Us low as the lowest Call and be con
vinced.
National Republican., 1877-09-24

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN being the only
morning newspaper in Washington is the best
advertising medium in the city. 1t is read by
everybody, and advertisers will find it tC
their interest to advertise In THE REPuBLI
National Republican., 1877-09-24
DIRECTORY
OF THE PRINCIPAL BUSINESS
HOUSES or WASHINGTON.

HOUSES or UASHIN07ON
THE FOLLOWING Ii rUBLIsHED FOR THE
BENEFIT OF TRAVELLING sALEsMEN
STRANGERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
1T INCLUDES ALL TRADES AND PRorEs
sIoSS, AND CANNOT FAIL TO PROVE OF
INTERYsT 10 ALL WHO INTEND TRANs
: AtrkSa BUSINESS IN WASHINGTON:
ATrORNEYs
e rc,han, ni four:and e;hslr street, near city Han
}2hT pnn, rn,,s,.sr nr%s 3, clGpg as !s Sn,ialns
AtCrIONEERs.
RsingsoS Mnss i Msm hT Sn,e 3 ss, ard rsn, 4, ,,.
ARCIllTECTS,
II. n searlc. 10 street
AWNINGS.
J. G HoEan. II, Market space.
BOOKsELLEi,S AND sTATIoNErs
sSiiisSn IA S%sna. aud isn Sfsas %is..
" IT, 4 o. it, Morr.sn u, Prnnsylvania avenue
Y y whltsker. ysrgon Row. ia ave. and Tenth 4
Hopkins 4 son. l:i Pcnnsylvana avenue.
BROKERS AND AGENTS.
improvement ct-cS speciality.
RIITIARDS.
scahione Co. .S"a'on nall Ninth and streets
BAKERS.
Felix Dcstossss, s9I: II street.
CARRIAGFs.
l. MSf""m Eighth sI' Sat .'t aad "a nEis, Streets
Il. S. Jus,h. $40 d street r-,-.
lAIRIES
+. X. Ward, Aidcrnsy dairy, ss Estreet northwssA
DANCINo.
l.. O. Marini. al MarnIs Academy, pis and % !
DRruGIsrs.
stott a Cromwell, 40 Pennsylvania
Entwisie, Pennsylvania svsnas and twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL.
Srs sss4,,S sss N"n INV Saa s - and ss
& Isss ro|9ss err Esn.s and x.
Mss Fuller: Al school. iois Tsnih s,rssA
Mys Narrower. ils street.
ss.EsHss a''s:i SSsisfssssa , .sS,r.
aamsisn arn % s srss, 1S,aEs
sPenceran Iq,ip.ss to.se. seventh and T. sirscia
frsi I s iSSa I.c E.cnss!. 's Sa. @ os St'f Stree.
schgol Of Mns,c 'o7 Eighth street.
S%:$s! S Hs% f"!$;s ~ stsss s's'S .r.
FINE ARTS
Markritcr, 6G f street n"rthwest.
HOTELS
NsG, HGHse I, 0psnsI p.n Fifteenth Snd streets
aan, E5Si,s a2a'1 rSIr.sssn,h Fey ts% and streets
SheImaI, IIous-. 2id aud us Third street
Morton House, ~ aud VA street.
n II. Stinemetz, i,J7 Pennsyivana avenue.
INSURANCE
Potomac Fro Insurance Company. 50 High strest.
Ncw EnEland Mutual Life Insurance Company. u.
JEWELLERS.
:. s.Goidsieln d Co., corner Tenth and streeta
LUMBER.
W'heatiey Bros, Georgetown. u. e.
| LIVERY SrABLES
Alison Ssiiof r isD 10 to d $40 sSf! sTses aSs1s"e''
| LOAN OFFICES.
| 3. Goldstein Co. corner Tenth and streets
| MERCHANT TAIIORs
| Eiseman Brothers corner seventh and u streets.
| C. Stalzer. lszl T. street.
| A. Saks & Co, seventh street.
/ ID. Robinson a Co, 30, Pennsylvania avenue.
| RESTAuRANTS.
| Parisan Restaurant. itsi PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
PIANOS.
sanders 4 stayman Penna. aye and Twelfth street.
Hallett, Davis Co. Si Ninth street.
| PAPERHASUINGS.
| John Alexander, ran Pennsylvania avenue.
| PHOrOGliAPHERs.
| Brady, at "Bradys Nation, Gallery" C2j Pa ava
PHYSICIANS.
| DR.. Hartley, s2i New York avenue.
| REAL ESTATE
| D. II. Warner. .si6 y street northwest
| John sherman, st. Cloud Building.
Fitch n Fox FreedmAn's hank building, 1900 Pa ave
| ]. b. Archer Federal building, seventh and sts-
| SEWING MACHINEs
| McKennsy h Co. ~ Ninth street.
TRUNKS
| Murray's, sos Pennsylvania avenus
| UNDERTAKERS
| R, W. Barker, 6la Eleventh street
| r. D. Harvey, aA I street.
National Republican., 1877-09-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

TNllE ALEXANDRIA FAIR OS BOARD THE
4 MARY fWASlilSGTOS.-By payin; only lie
regular admission fen C.S cpnsb t6 iir exhibit un ~
the WoDDLAwN AGRICrLIunAL ,m'ihIN a'
Alexandria, tSeptrmber ~ AMI ~ visitors VIA 10
conveyed there lid back without ndtii;i,nni rlprg
The Mary Washington will leaye Washington nj 10
a, N. and n, m and Alexandria at and lb " Il M
Tickets good f'r either trip. srptt3t
National Republican., 1877-09-24
DEEDS IN FEE.

The alarm from box 13 at o'clock yester-
day afternoon was caused by slight FIRE In
the third story Of house No. los Pennsylvania
avenue, occupied by r. Rosticn. Cause, a de-
fective huc.
National Republican., 1877-09-24

EOuSO people, pay attention to your teeth. Clean
them daily with Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der, the best dentiirice known, Il will prescry,
their whiteness through life, prevent decay and
toothache. Much pain and trouble IL caused by
early neglect, therefore take heed In time. Price
2S and 80 cents per bottle.