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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-01

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Fairfield.
I. Samuel Is. Clowney, Cashier Of the
above named Banb, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true
20 the best Of my knowledge and belief.
SAMUEL Is. CLO~NEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me-
tbs 30!h day of January. 1877.
HENRY N. OBEAR. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
JAMES B. .McCANTS, \,
A. S. DOUGLASS. Directors,
D. II. FLENNIKEN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-01
Sale of M0rtgaged Property.

N pursuance of authority conferred on
l. me by power attorney contained
in deed by Henry Rush and Mary A.
E. Rush, of date the 22nd day of Maroh
1875, I, acting for and on bohalf of nv
assignees, Messrs. Witte Bros; will offer
for sale on the first Monday in February
next, at public outcry, to the highest bid
der, before the court house door in
Winnsboro, >. between tho hours of II
o'clock, q. m, and S O'clock D. m. the
following described property, to wit
All that lot or parcel of land situated
and lying in the county of Fairfield and
State of South Carolina, upon the head
waters of Sonia's Creek, bounded on the
north by lands of George Moor, on the
south by lands of Franklin McCloud, on
the east by lands Of Louisa Melton, and
on the west by lands of Henry Helms. and
containing THREE HUNDRED ACRES, more
or less.
ALSO,
Ono iron-gny mare, three COWS and
three calves.
. This sale is for the purpose of
foreclosing mortgage given to me by
Henry Rush and Mary A i. Rush, of date
the 22nd day of March, 1876.
Terms of sale, CASH.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25
LIFE In WASHINGTON.
SKETCHES IBoUT THE CTTYBY THE
REPUBLICIyS REPORTERy,


r.e.,,,on vas gtyen nv Mt.s C,ro,ins Ransom
-. ...t,, a., =. s,,..'Iat ~, ,,t,a a rpm.
Der Of eonnoii seurs and art lovers. These meet
tngs are always FULLY appreciated, and Miss
Rlnsom's works are FAST acquiring the national
reputation "hien 'hey 80 iul'y ueser'e'
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING -lne w.
publican Central Executive Committee haVe
called a meeting at Lincoln hall to'morro'1
night, for the purpose of Indorslng the L" ST.
dents policy Of pacihcation and reeoneilp ton,
and to rejoice ever the success OF tns "gp' olican
party ~ n Ion A a. n an p.n,'
n N Nitcheil PROF A. N. Green, Hon 8 i
Bowen and others have been invip. d to address
r
A HOME FoR THIRTY DAYs.-When
W. ..',o- ~. - ~ w ~ .uo O,''e
court yesteruay tne 'op oi WooiIy heau anu a
window william was 90 little that he could lust
Ioes over the railing Od,cer West said that he
had home and no one to take care Of him.
Judge smell sent him down to the workbonse for
.hnaI ~ .is.a. ~ In ~ s,N,,,s 1e w. ,he
white
IT, .c,xsrw ou,r,s
lHE ShARet a"AlNsT W. D OWENS -
W. y. Owens, the old man who was arrested on
Friday on the charge OF rnyishinR a young col.
cred girl named Laura V; Miles, was arraisneI
IN inc fohee Souit yesterusy morning. Inc Bri
and two colored boys testined. IL was shown
that owens had given the girl nfty cents, for
which she had consented not to have him ar
rested. The court discharged the prisoner, re-
marking though the act was criminal, Owens
could not be held. as the girl had eondoned the
crime. and rape had been committed In the
eyes Of the law.
w.. NJ - r r,tt
hisrohic NAMES AND rACEs'-it IL Tue
Soos Sut the assertion nav b. vsnturea that
there is not one in the world so suggestive Of
sy,ptful American history, so pre emIuently
varied and interesting as the resister of the au.
toxrat rs Of the hundreds of eminent persons who
have saI for their pictures at Brady's historic
gallery. Our history is replete with the achieve
ments OF Statesmen, warriors and great men, and
students lor years 70 come VIII ponder the storie:
~ an RraJv's hnwsvsr tbat ibeir sccs mi their
signatures NAV be studied. This greatest OF the
.'miEhty shadows" are perm anently framed in a
deathless photographed yaIhaIIa, aud In their
company the living catch the inspiration OF wit
song, elOquence, courage and poser
9,
WHAT MRS. 1ENEsrE SAYS ABOUT
IBoS-LIttIe Leon Geueste has attracted more
,,..,,o, ,n., 80, a., y, ,,,,.,,nIn,, ,I,,,o NJ
s."nv" tH'n usaI' W. ~ uuss"s N.'.e ~
VINO stole PAIR OF boots IN oruer 10 DC sent 10 the
Reform school An officer ofthe Police Court has
received the following letter from A. V. ). COur-
celle. a French citizen Of Baltimore:
DEAR SIR. Mrs. Geneste, not being able to
SPEAK or write English, requests me TO offer you
her sincere thanks for the interest you have
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

somhtrNts
NEW YORK, March Z-.-Cotton quiet: uplands,
Ike; Orlean', nSc. Sales, iss bales; consolidated
net receipts, Sn4 bales. Enports-to Great
Britain, S,ts7 bales.
Flour nrm but less active: ts6s % common to fair
extra; % 500 good to choice. Wheat a shade
stronger In Instances lc higher little bcticr export
and y, moderate milling demand. closing nrm a q 3
store held At u 20 and over; 81 70 for No. Chicago,
81 VI NO Milwaukee, In store: d IS for Green Hay
sPriny: winter wheat quiet and nominal. Corr.
At sts ady prices: @s5.se GRADED Western mixed;
sfs No 3 Nss Ic.k St@s, ,, s'e.ms an %i,ss
ssc white southern. Oats dull and sczrcely hrA:
S@Stc mixed Western and state; t,9sse whife
do; Tork dull and easier: nev mess, stis, Bsef
ses5 Petroleum hrnaer: light ouerings: crude. iox
@ilc: refined. istc bid, lie asked. cof;s quiet.
aS ssf RSs sss ana ssa@
steady at u oiSs 10 for strained freigbts To Lty-
erpool quiet: cotton, per salt. I'd; per steam, d;
corn. Cd: wheat t,4d.
BALTIMORE; March ELECTION more active and
Wsstern extra. y :;@7; do family. y :.es: other
wanted: ehoice grades higher; No. Z western
PENNSYLVANIA red. o. g. a o.; Maryland led, prime,
gs@isi ~ do anh,r q SSs Is. SSrn.spnI ,,,a1
mixed, spot, Sie: April. sSijc May. aYe; steamer,
ana ea. Hs!' aD iRS su sSod f1 To
prime, ilN@rac. Hay unchanged. rrovi.ions
hhly sctive; prime unchanged. Butter Fine
and anshanged. retsoIcum nominal: crude. 100
lohe: refined. Is s9is%c Coffee dull. heavy and
UNCHANGED. " hisky dull at " os. ,
ti,ooo bush: oats. i.so bush; rye, SO bu.h. ship
rents-wheat. 10, 80 bush; corn, LIS, 60 bush.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25
DIED.

REOWN--Ia JAss 81 % A.rgA- Is-9- ths rc,I-
ofTcs az AIS sl- CaAESss = Sr8.u- cVcasT soGEh A
and FEaFTA ssrsxsS CAstl9g HIl- LCCI BHOwN- in
he s<Vs~Iy--sFhff yxaF % A<F aasS-
Tass funeral = rAAs V4afs Sa M0astly 9Th Inst
fraH Ei0a ~ ss6EF ShErgs- u s1re~t soathsr n
c'rlsek- Es2lrfExs frrl5ts are r-psy tfaly IN
yalsd 10 E-laBL
HAG.-AI H. s'sssgg ?. n ThlrstsS. NArCh
= ls-s- - Coa rssEsaa q taE 11ag.> hENEN HAr,
las Ga hFy- IRA native % bhst1n- sAss-,
aus fdE ths lssl fnr-skgaE rcssteut of VIZ
9 GIiA and ~ ltls-FaEz q 4 a41mAGa-
= fEhsrll VII FiArv fr01a his at rsstlru-
Elt >1Nlk nnr-h >aatlN. nth tlsttnt.
A. e'css.rg y "A Frssasts Kat riIti u rh tam
~ ursgaxaIEllr tnvasfst aEsEaL
AOIMsS--lb1 taH ~ tlsssat- Il NHEI. yHa1-esg
s0l 81 Ek~in - and Aaal< N Hsln-s-, AsVi Ihrss
Years - tsnr aufuGass-
FuHsrzI szsN - a. ~ Massachusetts, aygaHg an
sElsdiy- a. I s-rssrs > n ETs Isis .HyttEi-
ADAMS -ss- ErstiE, ksrya =, M. AD-tL DE
LIgN AEsr~-
FGnsrl s-rrsss- a. - las 'ssAasrrA. "a S1asEly.
Nara - - ! u'ra8sss sFa-lst, rrg ava = n
: ~ y --lFrrf Q --l.r . = ~ Z"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25
MUSICAL NOTES,


a, frau maerna sang 'Jrtud" at Vienna, to
Cologne musical fer iyal
Nine. Arabell,. Goddard wa. in London at
wocrer,s , on iOu'o ,VI Sie
=, ,he Inn, ihnnbausef mas oeen prouuceu
NJ r.. si opera mouse, MOSCOW.
playin, Al All y kosas 2pers ConpSny mas oeeh
g ri Rosa Is meeting with nattering success
10 mis- provincial tour through Great Britain.
Nine. Adelipa Patti Ia engaged for forty
Itpitsn Paris "'' "
p,,,, ,., uo uu, oor,roonoo
,,s ao,a,sa, e. ismes, hall n, The end Of tho
pie,ent month
lie 1imore dargent, py N: sa'n. .Saue .'
produced iast week ~ , Paris, mas Just oeen puo'
"sr.u W wy III ~ ~, ,n,as ao,. ,,ro, H.,
rauqe in Ie RotdesaS' amounted to sSs7S in gold.
The lucky baritone pocketeu haH TINS sum.
VI. Faurc continues his tour through the
French provinces. He has been performing
Mephistopbolcs, Alfonso and Guillaume Tell.
Mdme. Marie Roze is singing at the theatre
Of Besancon, and has met with great success in
"Mlgnon' faust ana flotows IL omore'
A. nan ns,n, tne ~. LIE ~ hn.t hn, ,ho oniy
onseiia living ,ust as Patti is the only RosIna.
ST. J,,,ps Renea,ct,s overture. uThe En-
ace, LONDON on the z4tn UT, LOT 'he n''' .'me
"Tannhauser" was p reduced az 81. refers
burg last month and was miserable hiiure'
Inc russians uoh' hAo 'no h'us'o Vi 'he '"'
~, 400 mn
Wagner lost $500 10 gold by MS perform
ance last year at Baireuth. Notwithstanding the
enthusiasm OF the sons OF fatherlapd Tor "the
music OF the future'
NJ. Gounod's new opera "Cinq Mars" is
completely finished, and will shortly be put 10
rehearsal II will probably be produced At the
op.Ia So"'lue' ~ sil'' VI INV on 's
NJ. Charles Garnier, the architect OF tine
Grand Opera. Paris has been chosen to build the
new opera house in New York. So says the Lon
don Musical World: But we-know that there
is no opera house to be built.
NJ Camille Saint-Saeps, opera. uIe Timhre
d'Argent" has lust been presented at the Theatre
Lyrque, Paris. 1t IL said by the critic OF this
Rerle a Gazette Musicale to be an unequal work,
Sims Reeves ia engaged to sing in ballad
concert. nj Brighton. Among inc p.rformances
given on The occasion of his Engagement THE
Rcgg,rs on,rn" viii he nerformeJ in which he
vii be called apon TO sing no less than seventeen
songs.
II Is rumored that Covent Garden and the
Italian Uptra of Paris are to enter into partner
ship during the exhibition season next year. Mr..
Gye " III seLd over his artists by special boats
week amer week. and Sir Michael Costa is to 20
TO Paris to conduct oratorios
sionor Arditi left last SATURDAY. for Vienna
49, ~" ~ =. na ,t a, ~. 1870, 10. -, na'
Trs, ~ Ins pa,, nsr,armannp.. ~ SI:
uuet tne hut.na ra'S periormsnces. IN ne
grand oirhestrai concert at the Royal Albert
Hall. The hrst part OF the programme is to con-
sist Of compositions by Wagner.
amsrican nriy, sonog is n, Milan Yin her
danghtsr TarIe faysd sIrf,en lwho IL .tnIvina
ws me Rh,mes sage esScis ~, NJ. dnd , Wno
csrecr Her aim is exnectei Ia taIe oiacs ~
tba snrIng Of les at ono Of Tho onera ha1nses IN
London; Nous rSrron;, '-' 'i''" A'"''' u"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25
KEzS's Tailor shop is we'll patrOnired.


I
corner OF y and Thirteenth streets. The display
OF new millinery at Madame Jeanneret's intro
duces all the novelties in chips straws, and COM
bInatiOns that are so much In favor. The hats
are exquisite. Those in gray combining three
shades. and the new tints OF poHccdH, Faust, Iir
gtRts, are beautiful. In leghOrn and white chip
mings were elegant Every hat has an expires.
SION in color, and the flowers assert natures Ian
IN great variety. Roses and buds in the new
coral shade, and the charming lace streamers
now entirely new. The ladies should not fail Of
able rates.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25
CITY BRETITIES.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following parties: George Gamble and Mary
Douglass, William walsh and Mary Scott.
The Havener Cottage, College station, Bal
timore and Ohio railroad, has been sold by J. +.
Russell, agent tor Mrs. Hayener, to II. II. Had
ley, for $4,000.
There is q prospect Of more trouble between
the native and foreign fisherman on the lower
Potomac this spring. The native fishermen look
upon he trespassers with an evil eye, and yiO-
lence may be resOrted too, as was the case last
year.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

>~~~N~~~oN~S~|N~~N<
ASHOLY GROSS CHURCH, CORNER OF
Ma sachusetts avenue and Eighteenth street-Holy
Week SERVICES: Palm sunday, go and u a. M. and
T:D d. Daily celt bration OF blessed c-ament At
!:Sos m, except on Good FRIDAY: Liiany At !. m:
eyenirg services, Rev Dr. Lewis. Rev. d. CLARK OF
Chapel of Holy Communion; A. Jackson. l. L. Tonn-
send Right Rev. Bishop finkney will administer
evening service, Right Rev. II. southEatc preach
ing on Saturday Easter eve. on THE lnttrmcdrate
state Good Eriday-Serylces at II u M. II m,
aud commemoration OF '.1kree hours' agonyn
nom u TO 3p. m. Easter Sunday-Serviccs At $50
and II a. m, and 7:sop. m. Service choral Seats
free. mhsS-2t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.


aFA GRAND RATIFICATION MEET
IN q OF the Republicans OF the District OF Columbia
for the purpose of indorslng the Presidents
Policy OF PacihrAtion and Reconciliation toward
all sections OF our common country, and 20 con-
gratulstc the Republican party OF the old Granite
State over their u cent triumph, In response to the
declaration of principles enunciaied In the nAngn-
raj addrrss OF fresldent Hayes. viii be held NON
DAY EVENING. March %. at Lincoln Hall.
Hons. J. N. LArgston. Prot. 4. n. Green. aad
Pro-. VI. N. Mitchell. A q. Riddle, \. q. Ordway,
:. J. Pos, and others will address the meeting.
Reserved seats Tor ladies.
The NEE ling will be called to orIer at 7:D y. m.
GEORGE IlOLMES.
Chairman Central Executive Con mittte.
4. u, GREEN; tsecretaries. ur-,a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

NATIONAL THEATRE-MoNTA9U
MARCH 2S-ONE WEEK ONLY.
The lstiGguishci Light Comedian,
MIR. HENRY J. MONTAGUE
Late of waliAck' = TheAtIe. New York;
VIII make his hrst appearance In wa4hingt' As
LORD Chiffon,
In the new and very beautiful Comedy of
FALSE SHAME,
as produced by him with decided success Ia New
York and Boston.
The ,npport viii include Mr.. LOUIS JAMES.
Niles NELLIE CUMMISS Asd others
THURSDAY NlGHT-0UR IDOL
Montague Matinee Saturday.
a,t,TWeek-UATEs CoaIC orERA
ILl...
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

respectfully announces to the ladies OF Washing
ton the arrival Of large invoice OF millinery
and dress goods from Paris, consisting In part Of
bonnets and flowers, all the novelties In ribbons,
in the way Of trimmings; also a splendid assort-
ment OF parasols. Dresses can he procured as
heretofore, made in latest Partisan style and at
short notice.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

MADAME HINCKLEYs, I'll MAEKEr SPACE. u
Utility and beauty characterize Demorest's
patterns, and Madame Hinckley Is sending out
slegant toilets In the latest spring style without
sacrificing material to copy foreign designs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

II roc WANT nrst-class goods-If you want a
nrst elass nj, you can have them at a moderate
price by calling on George 7 Keen, merchant
tailor No. AZ Ninth street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.


wAsniNcToS, ID. u. March u, Is7.
The New York Posts financial article says:
God opened al 1915, and all the sales since have
been at icis@itIS. Foreign Exchange Is inactive
at yesterdays rates. In the money market cali
losns are c6lI per cent. Government bonds are
4 higher than at tho close yesterday for s's OF
ISL, and = higher for SIS, zoos, new SIS and
currency s's. The sock market opened higher,
than II closed yesterday for Burlington andt
Isl ssssss lSt fssIss M.i and Ss% jersey csn enc
aI.sasss and 81. rsai ana iilinoi. Central. ssIss
si r., afR sosr W " sTab se
See f anG Rei.asie and Hudson csns snfs
n ssr ha as. soI5 sTs Of sse
ern. Since then there has been smother decline or
Union \, and Lake Shore and Delaware and Hud.
The saS,Tressary b.,.nces at New York today
Tss SG,d ssia out on nssoa @
"a. 500; for bonds, A,soo Receipts from customs,
New 1STs to-day MONEY nom vs.: easy =. s@,y.
Rates lor Carrying. xSI Gosefnments' setiSc
and strong. "''''
&: ST.. U.s. I'd IBs.S New
S5s, isss. new.. los loo coupons. liilS
b-o's, ls6........... 1liA'
state bonds Quiet and steady.
@ S &c re; Ss- go ss Cei
Itnnttsee. ttfits.... ~ >. Caroilns. new.... ~
Virginia Ss.......... - Carolira, a. U,
Va. sS eopso,. ~ ,:soar, 4; J;..,os
do deferred. 9 Louisiana ss........ "a
GeorEia Gs...........If Louisiana, new...... IS
SeorrA rs .:... :...lo9Hl Levee es............. IS
GeorEm Eou bonds III Leyee ss...... ...... -
N. Carolina old..... ts4 Arkansas 6's.....,.. .
y. Carolina new p&l cold. .....ioiT>
N.Car.. special tar.
The foow ing are the closing rates for the active
stocks and Government securities, telegraphed ts
II. ID. Cooke, Jr., a Co., from the New York
Stock Exchange;
Pacific Mail .......... 2iA Ohio 4 Mlssissippi,, 3
Western Union...... 6eS wabash. ..,,.,........ 5
Northwestern. S24 Union Paciac,... 80. 90
do. pref...... 81 Missouri Paeihc..... I
Rock Island. 1osI Michsan Central.... az
saint Paul. rs Del. Hudson. ..... t0S
do. pref. so Jersey Central. ...... So
e. c, a I. C.......... ~ Del, Lack. a W.. 5eT
Erie ............... 81 Illinois Central. ..... az
Hsnnlba a st. 10. na P1tsburR ........ Sfr
Lake shore. b0A Gold closed. ......lotL
MY. Central. ..".... 81
stocks active and strong.
The following are the total sales OF sto.ks At tn
New York Stock Exchange, telegraphed TO n. d.
Cooke, Jr., 4 Co.;
Pacific Mail ........ 200 Lakeshore 4Loo0
Western Union. $50, 30 New York Central. 4 800
Northwestern .:..... 80 Ohio a Mississippi. 600
Norihwest'n pref. Loo Union Pacific. ...... 100
Rock Island. Michigan Central. 500
81. Paul pref ......'. 90 Jersey Cenir. .... Loo
Hannibal and St. 10 so
The following the buying and selling rates'N
for Government securities:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25
NEW ADTERTISEMENTs.

CPRING OPENING.-ON TUESDAY,
= March q. ls77 new aud elegant tyles OF french
Mihin.ryi rowetsi d naf' 49,, %cn Slppysnih
and Twelfth. NN mh2b-h.
AFAYETTE HOUSE, CORNER SECOND
- aud streets northwest. (nesr Penna. aYenueD
ter A. a. per day. few more permanent Ooarders
eau have hrst-clsss accommodations ~ moderate
rates Meal boardt rs taken at S per week. NJ. II.
BEANIE a CO., PrOprtetors. inhF saSuI.
TO- TWENTIETH STREET. NEAR II
. e northwest for Tent-thfeC st"res and at
tic. nine rooms, exclusive OF bathroom. Inquire
at door. mhlt-WTh2tSunhN
N ADAME DONAyAN
Has lust arrived from Paris with :
SPRING AND sCMMER COSTUMES
In all the newest mst.ri and styles, which she
has opened at her narlors. 1919 q street, opposite
ladies' entrance OF Rigs house,
Millinery and all the novelties Of the season.
RTanch OF Z. DOSAvAS's. sWesI Eighteenth
street mIi-im,I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

KEEN is our enterprislng merchant tailor. Try
him; Az Ninth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25
FsE Low EsrrnArus

Ans rVSs rS-k u IAe azS Il PI1a5lag All Gas
tTIErE. DH hszter Flbcs than HAmil-ssnlA Y. II
T. A sAile1E. Nah AMI u streets. eaa be
fO1n1 II % the ltrrSsc establishment in the
CITY. Al wtrk EIAraa.esst Largest AMI best
display 81 gas nx1I-t+. n hcVnIe. eryseal gilt AMI
silTeT $Sath q New N<rk. aksl> slate An. marble
n1r.elx Erase<. A.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

bhAI TIFUL FIUWENs,
Mr.. J, II. Berry Co., 5lT Tenth street, have
choice flowers for Easter decoration. Fragrant
white flowers, delicate and rare, can always be
found there.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

BEsr WORK. Best Goods and Lowest Prices at
Keen's, Al Ninth street, merchant tailor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

WHEN you want hne hitting suits, leave your
orders with Keen, 4l4 Ninth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

poESIksS 81. ClSCD BrILoCSG-
M pS1gkass las lsG rs<eFTsa . lArxe and en-
tIrely Des f1yls e EA,iers And eGsslss that ere
AAalles tSg sJrs<z wear And fall irssa Ladies,
take DgticS-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

KKEs, the merchant tailor. turns out the best
made work in Washington. Try him; ~ Ninth
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25
JSEMENTS.


Mr.. Hsary J. Montague, who has gained
such distinction IN light comedy the me ropoli
tan stage will make his hrst appearance in
Washington at the National theatre tomorrow
night. The new comedy of False Shame" will
be presented. Mr.. Montague taking the part Of
Lord ChihOn. Thursday night "Our Idol" will
be played. Mr.. Louis James, Miss Cummins,
Mr. Montague.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

HOTEL PRICEs REDUCED
ior board and rooms to $50 per day at the Con-
tnental Hotel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

Do SoT keep the cheapest goods; do not do
the cheapest work, but my work Is the best.
C0uyine~ yuuTselt ana try u. Keen, merchant
tls'c- IA Ninth street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

md elegant vtrxnAashiR call "a Keen. ner,
chant tkilSc. IA NAH street. slC1hussI-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

KIN. NEpCEAST TAuoS- az NINTH STEKET,
Ia. the tse=l Kat ssss s<srsset stIsk IN the city.
CNll ADG SO lgr yE1-<SlI
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AAnAxK WAsHTSsrNN's, 80 FzSSSTLvASIA
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a the DIsz sspsrslr artists IN the e1untry.
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h1IFy tcecz q l<-tsCSlg ntt11E tSll<ts = attract
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I-VoSlncs Tie NEtAns costumes unsurpassed
IN elegance Ihs -Ernpssss 3 specially
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

Passing tAru1cA Esgsas's Park recently .
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

DR.. Russells return to his old life seemed
strange to him At first; but he very soon got used
to IT. and It was only in the evenings when he
allowed himself the luxury Of dreaming, that
his thoughts reverted to his holiday and to Sylvia
FitZhardinge. For he did think OF her, and his
thoughts In connection with her were always
pleasant ones. He used to wonder what she was
like In reality, and II he should ever see her
again; and then he would argue with himself on
the absurdity Of his ideas, and apply himself to
some hard reading.
Winter and spring had passed away without
bringing any change to George Russell, and
summer was at Its height when he was sum.
moned to attend n patient in Mayfair. Notwait-
ing to hRish luncheon, he ordered his bronghami
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

CRCUIT Court, before Chief Justice Cart
ter-NOs. III, kilbourn h Latta VS.. willard;
~, Brennan vs.. Wilson: 2iT, Boyer vs.. Savage;
Isl. Parker vs.. CLARK n ROllinxs; 252, Trayers vs.
BSr'ieT: 80, Gorman vs.. Gibbons; Isl. Bicksler
vs. HAYES: .s5, Carroll vs. Connolly; 80, Carroll
and Carroll vs.. Connolly; coo, Gardiner W. Bar
hour e., Lincoln vs.. The Chroniele Publishing
Company; dTJ, Lincoln vs.. COrxhlll; ISIS, Murtax IA
vs.. District OF Columbia.
CRIMINAL CoURr. before Justice Mac Ar
th1T.-Wlliam Evans, larceny; James Bradley,
T0bbSTy; Francis Powers, robbery; Wesley Beall,
larceny; Richard Smith, alias Shark Smith, petit
larceny. second Ohsnse: John L. Bayliss, passing
counterfeit money Edward Bailey, larceny.