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DRY GOODS.


DRY GOODS.
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D. KELLY. ol2 and si4 9Th -.
corner sesh 81. ..A
IA 9Th Az.
corner 18th 81.
just received oGsrug sos sas a pr,sas ssv
before sauAlsd In the city
100 roll. v.,v.. Carpet. from q PER y.-A
200 rolls body Brussels. from 81 so per y~A
500 rolls Tapestry. from &C per yard
100 rolls rhrooply. from 81 psr yard
600 roll. Ingram from 2sc per y.-s
sorsns Royal Hemp. from $50 psrysrA-
20 roll. List Carpet, from 500 per yard
500 rolls oncOth from 2sc psr yard.
RUGS, MATS, MArrTN0s. cRuMB CLOTHS.
SHADES. CURTAINS. coRNIcEs.
LAMBREoUINs, LISoLEUx,
Great bargains IN remnants Of Ingfain.
RLACK, COLORED AND FANCY
SILKS
MOST s2Efss Es95 " EUROPE
INCLUDING TIKI CELEBRATED BRANDS OF
SATIN ROYAL 1as sSs 4 po,, .,,,ou,
1 1%s N KEW Wife VSa s sA2fs4
xxQu,E AEls oasoh HSys1 ASD DESIGNS
SEP 1sD
0o""AN sRocArELLE RoYALE. Ao
Also.
OUR A oEs Nas5 f11tFlu
oSs0hfAsShD IN I BhkHHLLIIihHHScY AND DURABILITY,
AT VERY REASONABLE PRIcEa
A. T. STEWART CO..
BROADWAY. 4TH Az. 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
| RLACK sILKs,-A LARGE LOT or SUPERIOR
Sei, G% & :1as very
DOR sALE-HANDsoME cAMELs HAIR SHAWL
MONTE. Go1sid os ,sS '"' 'n' D''"'''' "'1''''
SPECIAL NOTICE
|
| WHOLESALE BUYERS ~
| KID GLOVES
| HARRIS BROTHERS
| WILL OPEN THIS DAY
| 5000 DOZEN KID GLOVES
IN 2BUrroNs. ALL TIE NEW FASHIONABLE
suADEs-sEAL BROWN. NAVY BLUE. PLUM.
| STATES. ao-Ar
~ so PER DOZEN.
| ST. BROADWAY.
BETWEEN isrn AND 10Th sTs
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.
| A ITkEX. son { CO.
~ 1878 ana s s4y s1s.aw.,a
FAN opening
|
| French Bonnets, Round Hats
| aud Novelties.
The variety aud extent of stock Of Millinery Goods
| enables the artistic
best points maze IA imported Pattern Bonnsts but
often able TO excel these In TASTE and always produce
suits ~ lar less cost
A MAZE. A: DUvAL. 800 BROADWAY.
IA w to-day elegant assortment Of NoveltieA
| selected by her while Ia Paris
| Superior French dressmakng
| Robes Mxnteaux and Corsets
French Patterns Wholesale retail cut to measure
Elegant 1T warranted.
| The AT of cutting taught
| ATE. MArHERs
We q large choice selection Of French BON
and En- gish the latest styles
eoiors Mourning orders done NJ the shortest notice.
| MRS. 4. GAY WILL OPEN A NEW AssURr-
n OF imported Round ii ats Wedn.s
day and Thursday. september 70 and ~ all the latest
LNALL OPENING
| French Pattern Bonnets,
| Round Hats and Millinery Goods
novelties In rich Frnge., aicons Laces msnufse
| Infants and Children's
| Furnishing
Wednesday and rIur %oI;s sls.s%''' 20 'nda7
s93 Broadway
| bet.een 10Th and goth SITS.
| " 1877 snd 7so Broadway
will open. Wednesday and Thursday September 20 and
| Trimmings
wi open her importation Of Paris Millinery tho fail
season on Wednesday. 10Th inst
| NILE. CRENNIE, III WEST 33D sr.-LADIEs OWN
M goods made up; trimming 81.
| MARIE TTLLMAN (OF PARIs) AGENT AND IN.
wi porter; finest Paris Millinery makers; the largest
variety 20 select from to-day. 423 9th second door
| below 10Th ST.
PROPOSALS.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH oPFIcE,. i2es BRoADwAY@.
OPEN DAY AND Might FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPkRS-
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POOL SELLING.
FLEETWOOD TRoTs FLEETWOOD rROTs
sold 10 day Fleetwood Trots At es Hudson a. He
boken. n. J. KELLY / BLISS.
DooLs SOLD on THE TROTs AT FLEETWOOD
L and Elmra every day this woek. ~ Hudson ST. Ho-
bokcn. WIN. LOWELL.
rNATTERsALL's TURF AGENCY. HOBOKEN.-
French, Auction and Combination Pools Emirs and
Fleetwood trota
THE TURF.
A = FLEETWOOD PARK NKw YORK.
~ Grand September Meeting
commences Tuesday. september rs,
continues four days
Over 10 entriea
Horses will be called at | o'clock r. N.
Great exhibition Of speed 10 looked for from the
celebrated horses u the park.
Look cut tor Rarus and Hopeful.
Special purse 81 ,0OO-Friday. September d
Admission, 81.
GATES II. BARNARD. President
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB FALL MEETING
AJerome Park. 18th September; ID 4th 9Th 9th 18th
and 18th October Races begin each day Vt 80 O'Clock
A. BELMONT, presidsnt
q. wHEArLY. Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 C. XNTiPAS, 4 SERVANT AND AN APOSTLE OF
n God and Of the Lord Jesus Christ.

And Josas Christian his brother and companion In trbu
ation and In the Kingdom and patience Of Jesus Christ
and all the children OF light with thcni.
Unto all tho kings OF the EARTH aud all the empercrs
and princess and presidents and governors and potnates
ana rulers
And all their ministers counsclor and lawmakers
and Judges:
And unto overy nation and kindred, and tongue and
people.
Pear God and give glory Him. for the hour OF his judg
ment Is come and worship Him that made heaven and
earth and the sea. and the fountains OF waters.
he wise now therefore, ye Kings; be instructed 20
judges OF the earth.
Serve the Lord with fear and rejoice with trembling
Kiss tho Son. lest he be and ye perish from the
way, when His wrath Is kindled but little
Blessed are all they that put their trust in Him.
Written In the OF God and OF His Son Jesus Christ
che kng OF Kings the Lord Of lords and the Judge of
judges oa the sd Of the 9th month"; In the Of His
aud salvation, 1871 the city vi Albany. In the
State OF New York. Of North America.
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE or THE NEW YoBK ELEVATED RAIL.
Oroad Company, No. broadway. September II. 1877
Notice TO contractors Sealed proposals
the office OF this until Tuesday, october IL
NJ Tor the completion its double railroad
tho Battery aud 6lst for its double track extension
along 9Th Nv from 0lst to slst SIDE.
double track from Nhitehal through Front Pearl
st the Bowery aud 81 to Goth including
to the ferries western terminus OF the East Bridge
aud To the Grand Central Depot sde
Rether about three es of single miles Of double
track Terms cash The right by he company
TO not tue work to such contractors only and
contractor only much DO
est. Form OF proposals., division OF
specific atoms time Of completion informs.
ton required. can be obtained at this Office.
CYRUS ". FIELD, President
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< Ii. THE CHOICE BREEDS OF DOGS, BOTH FOR
"A sale and stock, Birds &c Medicines for all diseases.
D. +. FOSTER. 3 West I'd ~
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to win fortune.
Tho fourth grand Dollar Drawing Of tho Louisiana State
Lottery Company takes place at New Orleans Tuesday
ectober 2. 1871 Capital, $loOo.0Oo. with additional
fund o. $3.50 900 1t never scales postpone
100000 tickets IS each One capital prize $50
capital rrize $1,000: one capital price 5000; 1Gs7
prizes amounting S62 $50 Write for crcu
orders to NJ A. DAUpHlN, Post office box to2 New
loans. La, or TO Is. FRANK MOORE AZ SON, 317 Broad
way, New YORK.
A -FOUR.YEAl,-OLD RYE wHlsKEY. u PER GAL.
A.lon; 81 per large bottle. NJ VAN BELL, 80 Cham
bes Ut.
pal experience. Diseases OF men and nervous system
specially Consultation free. Dr. JACOBi, l6l Beecker
CERTAIN CURE FOR lIEADAGiE, CONSTIPA-
tiou plies stom acl liver kidney Diseases weakness.
&c. BROUGIITON'S lnvrorating Syrup 25c. per bottle.
1ncurabe cases solicited aud cured Nancy returned
Sample bottle circular and advice free 4s3 Broomc ST.
A DIR. GRINDLE CURES ALL COMPLAINTS,
~ whatever the matter, with unparalleled success Oce
l42 West 4ath st.
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hwanted Tor a small family till Juno longer; the
be healthy la pretty country. tho
ton within 90 minutes OF New York. and low Ad-
dress with full particulars TWICKENHAM, Herald Office
VNANTED-fOR A PKIvAiE FAMILY On STATEN
Island, large ully furnished House TOR the winter
~ ferry aud near Now brighton Al.
dress PRIvAT, FAMILY, box S2S Pos, office Now YORK
WANTED TO RENT IN THE COUNTRY FOR THE
w winter and summer healthy Country seat house iur.
nithea: b. the Hudson River Inwood
Address with full description and terms E. 1874 Herald
National Republican., 1877-08-11

ago. Charles said In defense that she was
smiling on other men. "You had no right TO
grumble about that II your were not married.
remarked the Court, IA he fined Charles S.
-Georgianna Buckner was charged with
assaultng Marin Thompson, in the Police
Court yesterday morning, Maria was coming
out Of meeting at Brooks Baptist church, and
Georgiana was waiting for her. She went for
Maria and scattered clothing and hair all over
the pavement. II was all about beau, In
whom both girls claimed the larger share.
Gcorgiana's dcfonse was. II hit her the fus'
lick, but after I struck her 1t was lick for
lick, and wo fit and fit," Judge Mills, consid-
ering the place and time that the assault was
committed, fined Gcorgiana $40.
National Republican., 1877-08-11
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.


THE IABORlNu cLAssks SEEK WORK.
There was unusual life shown about the
ofice Of tho District Commissioners yesterday,
especially in the morning, When a visit was
tho white aud colorcd labors Of the District
members Of the Labor League. They presented
. long series Of resolutions adopted at one Of
their meetings. the purport Of which was that q
conference bo hold with the District Con.mis
siouers, aud they requested to negotiate .
loan Of $25O. .OOO, which money should bc et-
psuded In putting the laboring men at work
oa the public improvements throughout the
District. That the League il In possession Of
fsots showing Tho uttcr destitution Of thou
sands Of whito aud colored workingmen in the
District who aio actually without food for
themselves or families, and in many cases
without clothes to cover their nakedness, and
the Losgue feeling the gravo responsibility OF
the situation IN tho District, earnestly and
respectfully request the Commissioners of the
District TO act on this suggestion instan-
taneOusly; that tho organization will use its
influence, when Congress meets, to have the
amount thus loaned paid with interest.
John Popo lIodnctt appeared as chairman,
and started of with one of his sprcad-eagle
speeches, but suddenly had his wings clipped
by Commissioner Bryan, who quietly re-
marked that he had better abandon the high
fslutin language that no WAS using, and as
be profcsses TO represent the working men II
would be best to speak in manner that could
be understood by them.
Tho Commissioner In reply said that he re.
grcttcd the aggressive phrases Of the resolu,
tions, especially those imputing inccndiary
inclinstions to the working men. If the OBJ
ject was to influence the Commissioners be
yond their ideas of duty. then they would
fail in their purpose. He and his colleague,
knew that distress existed among the labornc
class. - that thcre was great suffering and
they sSSIost sincere and hearty sympathy
within their power to remedy the existing
state Of affairs, but had refused to do what WA
requested Of them. They could not borrow
money, and thore was little in the treasury n
present subject TO their command.
| Tho committee then departed.
Bids were opened for tho work of extending
the Thomson school building on Twelftl
street, between X and l. streets, and were q
| follows:
Nv. Drane. $500 Mtchaeld & Brother, q, s,s75 rs
Thomas Lewis, % Sst Hammond & Gcttinger s6,9g7
humphrey ( Brush, $3.50 John Kaiser. n $50 "
y Downing & BRO. N;isi - The award was made
Licenses were issued rs follows: V. Mentally
notary. T. z. Hoover & Co., intelligence Office
Joseph Wright, hack No. %. G. Clark, hack
Nos. Q and %. W. +. Codrick, hack No. 50.
Warrants were drawn on the Treasurer II
favor Of the following parties: W. NJ. Gait
forage for Fire Department, $1l4.73 q. A
Shchan, lumber for public schools, 81 ,l2l .2s
Evening Star, advertising, sli.5O; J. l.. Savage
hardware for public schools, S25l32; Watts
Co., of Baltimore, supplies fise-alarm tcle
graph, sl14.03; Thomas Lewis, work on J. 1
Cook school building, Si9056.
National Republican., 1877-08-11
BORROWING BABIES AND sYMPA.
THY,

A black woman. with a slualling baby in
her arms came np TO the railing OF the dock at
the l'vre Cont yesterday when the name Of
ouisa Blackman was called. Louisa raised u
row in the market and was very disorderly.
Judge Mills fined her three dollars or fifteen
days. She said the baby was too sick to go to
jail. Before the court ADJOURNED Louisa was
called to the window again and WAS questioned
by the Judge.
"Got q hu,bandF
"No SIR"
"Wbcre do you livof"
Goa the Island'
"who do you live withr
| "MHhrr."
Mother marriedT
| "No Sir"
what do you doP'
| "lirlp mother w.>l'."
The Judge said that as the child appeared
10 lie sick, if Louisa would promise not 10 como
there any more, lie would runit the ane. lie
added that ths Court should have evidence
not only "f the paternity but Of the maternity
Of children, ~ women sometimes brought
borrowed ohildron into court to excite sym.
pathy. LouiSt WAS theu let out Of the dock
National Republican., 1877-08-11
REAL EsTATR BALTs.

Messn. Young a Middleton have recently made
the following auction sales: For Mr.. A. C. Bradley
trustee part Of lots &. d. and y, In square 49, i'm
proved by three.story brick on the southeast cor.
her OF Tenth and C southwest to the executors Of
Henry Bradley for l,+Tj. For Mr.. II. Ross Perry
trustee. part of lot lh square $50 improved by .
two-story frame, OH II street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets northeast to Messrs. Beayans 4
shaw, for 81, $50. For Messrs. II. Ross Perry and
Mahor Ashford, trustees, part of lot q square 5I2
oil d street, between Second and Third streets
northwest improved by a two. story and attic brick
to Nj. q. y. 3chaefer, for $500.
National Republican., 1877-08-11
ON RECORD.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS FILED.

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS FILED.
Tho following papers relating TO rcal estate
transactions have been filed In the office Of
tho recorder Of deeds
REAL Estate TRAssPERs
Thomas Cooley TO Daniel Daley. for s., part OF
lots and 9. square 557. J. N. Dean to II. w Bur
ley, for SlJOo. lot G., square ig N; Ashford tru.
a. ~, a. 81, 81, 80. 81 and sS, square l5I Halet
Kboum to NJ Ashford trustee, for $4,000, sub
lots 20, a. a. ~, 81, a. 20. % and 3s square l5l
Richard Contce to J. NJ. Bowling ct AL. for $1,000
lot 10, square e9s. y. Mills toC. A. Hanner for
Hart for SOD. tract Of land called "Bealls Advcn.
ture," r. W. Rates to b. Herman. for ei6oO, lot TO-
DEEDS oY TRUST.
Henry Edwards to A. Hyde and G. N. Thom to
secure ticorgc FOllanshce sGi part Of lot s. square
J6; Henry Jarvis TO Edison Hyde TO secure Jener.
son Co.oicratve Building Association 81 StD lot ~.
square 1881: Chas. Banks to p Glcnnan TO secure G
y ilark $50 lot T. block Is, Howard University
division of Eflngham; Sarah Goddard to Fitch 4
W II. Brooke to Y. g wcsoou to secure VIM saytc
slyD part OF lot 10, square III; q. A. Hammer To
Henry Kahn and Geo. - Miller u secure the Me-
trupolis Building Assoc ion 5000, lot g. square
49,
RELEASES.
William =. Nattingly an G. h. Prentiss to r. II.
War or. !ot 6SS of War crs subdivision OF lots
ana 2 sguuIc north Of square Ia. Columbus
Alexander and W. T.. Sprllng IN Mary Ann Dcggs,
| nt ,, square l6S. J. 7. Franklin to the National
Mburn. trustees To j. T. Carpenter, lot square TN
DEgDs oR TRUST
r. 4. Nozzle to q. 2. CLARK. trustee 10 secure Ar
thur u. Glcnnan $40 on goods in house No. AIS
TlirI street northwest aud stock In drug store No
lsig seventh street. northwest.
National Republican., 1877-08-11
A TROUHLED OLD MAN,

James Codcr, the old man who made two
attempts at suicinc, one with pistol aud the
other with razor, at his homo, i5S Ridge
street, last Tuesday, was yesterday sent to tho
Asylum for the Insane on certificate of in
sanity given by Drs. Hoover and SaylOr.
Conner is nearly seventy years Of age, and
troubles in Lis family have driven him crazy.
Thursday he was picked up in the street by
Lieutenant G,ecr and Sergeant Fainter, and
taken to the SIKH precinct station. He
threatened to shoot some Of his family. He
place except home.
National Republican., 1877-08-11
"a FAIpBASKs -

is convenient synonym for q weighing machine
or scales as nearly perfect OF i kind as Is II posi-
BILE 10 procure, whether II occupies place On q
Druggists counter, OF at q freight depot aud large
enough to weigh loaded train. The firm Of Fair.
banks a Co. have worldwide reputation, and We
are glad TO learn that since tho Centeniih ihl their
already important foreign trade has In creased In
most gratifying manner Every well appointed
farm should have the means OF weighing every
thing that Is sold from II bought for H. and this
eau bo supplied by Fairbanks co.-AmeFieaH Ag-
rictuttIrtst.
National Republican., 1877-08-11
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At ipu ~ "r'n"N r,ate pier mirrors, household
n,rnnir". office furniture, cooking and heating
stovcs painters mater ais, &c.
Al l. IN, mo assortment Of English and Scotch
itlngS.
All n M. stables and sheds recently occupied by
the Dcppt Quartermastcr, with all the modern in.
prbvcni.nts together with about two hundred
loads Of gravel.
BY Birch & Robcy:
At the Dazaar, at 10 a. M. wagons. harness, &c,
being the property Of contractor declining
business; also, two stone wagons ono truck, one
farm wagon and two sets double harness.
National Republican., 1877-08-11
FUNERAL OF AN OLD CITIZEN.

The funeral Of the late Hugh Haney for the
past fifty years respected citizen of this Dis
tIict, took place yesterday from the residence
Of his son-in-law, J. Arthur McDcrmott, No.
8i3 u street northwest. and prococdcd so 81.
DominiG's church, where Requiem Mass was
SAID by Rev. Father Sheridan, who also spoke
very highly of the many Christian virtues Of
the deceased. The remains, after leaving the
cl irch, were inferred in Mount Olivct ceme-
tery
National Republican., 1877-08-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE DolLAR.-Obtain DR.. Hsrtleys great remedy
for Catarrh. druggists have 1t.
lett-ofr clothing. watches pistols. &c. bought at
IIerzog's, 9l5 d street Orders attended n.
An kinds Of trunks made IN order repaired an,l
covered at Murray's. So0 Pennsylvania syenuo
Market Space
THE finest New York butter IN the city: also
choico Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Western hut.
ter, at Spicers butter store, southwest corner Oi
Ninth and streets Fine cheese st less than Bal
timore prices No impossibilities advertised, bu,
prices as low the lowest. Call and be con
vinced
National Republican., 1877-08-11
MEDICINAL.
~ - y - - - ~
III o L N A N
AGUE AND LIVER FAD

marvellous In Its prompt and radical cure for every
y>cier Of Liver and stomach dfuiities II contains
.i..y hArmle~s vegetable compounds, and Il worn
SSACrLY WHERE NEEDED over the yitals the
.,ver and Stomach IL removes t0rpidlty OF the
DIVER. and aro,ises the stomach from is dormant
state Arrasting fermentation torpor and pain by Civ
ing ii the natural quantity OF bile and gastric juice II
.ise vitalIes the entire system with natures true
ionic 1t all deteriorated and poisonous fluids
the stomach and thus prevents their entering the
system by way Of circulation II alrorhs fom the
.ous msisrfAl. medicinal and leaves the wearer In
perfct health Sent by mail; nee q charge on re
PKNY, No. o. Maiden Lane, P. q. Boz ara New
York, or ~ West Fourth street, Cincinnati. Ohio AL
live druggists keep them.
National Republican., 1877-08-11
CAUTION TO TIE PrpLIc.

This Is to give notice that william T Evans Is
not In my employ and has not been since May last
All persons are warned not ~ give any orders or
pay any money to him Oh my account.
WILLIAM 4. HESrz,
Wholesale deacr In wines and liquors., gsS North
Third street, Philadelphia. Ia.
National Republican., 1877-08-11

W Il T NE"
Says . Boston phyn,ian. "ha, no equal As blood
purifier. Hearing of It's many wonderful cures amer
all other remedies had failed visited the Labratory
and convinced myself Of its gcnulue merit II Is pre-
pared ffom barks roots and herbs, eaoh OF which Is
highly cnec,ive and they are compounded In such
manner as to produce astonishing rcsulta"
vEdETINIs
Is The great Blood Purifier.
vHErINH
win cure the worst case OF scrofuia
vEaETINR
Is recommended by physicians and apothecaries.
vEGETINE
Has effected marvellous In cases Of Cancer
vEGErINE
Cures the worst cases ofcsnker.
vEGETISE
Meets with wonderful SUCCESS in Mercuriai Diseases
vLdETINE
WIN eradicate Salt Rheum from the system.
vBUIsTINE
Removes Pimp,cs and IIumors from the fhc
vEaE1iNE
Cures Constipation and Regulates the Bowels.
vEdErINR
| Is valuable remedy for Headache
vEGErINE
WIN cure Dyspepsia.
| vBuETINE
Restores the entire system to ahs ndltion.
vEaErINE
Removes the cause Of Dizziness
vBaLIINE
Relieves Falntncss at the stomach.
vBGETiNE
Cures Pains In the Back.
| vEGErINE
Edectually cures Kidney Complaint
vEuErINE
| Is effective In It's cure Of Female Weakness.
| vHIEsrINE
I, the great remedy for General Debility.
vEaETINE
Is ack nnviedsed by all cA.ses OF people 10 he the be-
and most reliable blood purifier In the world.
| vEaErINE
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J II n STEVENS. Bosros. MAss.
vBaErINE Is SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS.
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National Republican., 1877-08-11
DINEY POINT HOTEL.

This vorite place OF resort, nearer to Washington
and more easily reached than any other has been
taken by the undersigncd who proposes to Increase
attractions during the present season.
As place FOR safe rowing, sailing, fishing and bath
Ing, IL unsurpassed, and propose TO keep the house
In better style than ever. Good music and dancing
can be indIlged In at any time.
Tcrns-Per day so per week. el2 TO tlS per
month. 10 to 80 children and servants, half prlce
jyioim ANDREW j. swEErsER Prop.
National Republican., 1877-08-11
npAnY,a

The historical portraits OF distinguished repre-
sentative men, lately OH exhibition at the Cenien~
nial Exhibition at Philadelphia are now ready for
the inspection Of the public at "Brndys Natfon.l-
Gallery" No. 623 Pennsylvania avenue. This ooi-
lection embraces tho eminent men Of America. In
addition to the medals received In New York forss
many years and In London In 1857, Is awarded A<
hiohea awdrd medal At the Centenntal Exposition in
PhiladelphiA. 1876.