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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-28
Q. o. Y. DIREUEORE.

9 Odd FsIloWs. HSli. soTaOr Main and Norf
0ourt streets.
MxurHIs LopsE, No. 6-nses evsry Ties
day. A. J. Knapp, n. g.; J. 7. Lsake, =.
g.; L. S. Burr, heeretary; W. ;. BRUCE
CSTCKGsaW LoDeE, No. e-mssts every Men
day night. A. D. Gibson, N. g.; I. }.
Hogan, V. g.; John A. 0olt. Treasurer
FhsRas Bacoa, P. s.
nesday night. Ed Bohle, N. g.; j. ). Tan
ner, y. g.; Chss. Borzer. Feorstaryi H.
0ttenheimer, Treasurer. ~
SASsrR LaDgg, No. l7-meets svsgy Frtaay
night. W.K. French, N. g.; II. a, Carroll
v. silvia. Henry. =. and r. 81; 20 Wi
BtryP oITY Lopez. No. ls7-mests every
1harsday evening Of Odd Fellows Hall. >.
P. Yeunr. n. g.: Frank Lamont. V. e.; w.
q. Noystsn, Secretary; 5. q. Toof, Trees.
HARMONY LODGE kO.lse-neets every 1ues-
day night at Odd Fellow Hat, corner Bsal
g.: D A. Mc0mber, Y. o.; To. Walker,
See'y; G.. W. Mi Ter, Treasurer.
9EeREE LODGE,
MKHrHfs DEeRBE LoBsE 10. Sheets first
syturday OF each month. B. Bingham, ..
NJ; d. A. WardlaW, D. ID. NJ; Thomas Ba-
con, A. o. NJ; b. s. Burr, I'd A. D. NJ;
7. ?. Holland, Sec'y; +. VI. Smith, Treas.
EscAXPhER7s,
GlYoso YvoAxPMErr, No. s-mestI on TIT
lt aud Sd IhuFgday nishts Of eseh menth.
". K. French. c.. P; P. c. Smith, A.P;
Henry Clements, S. W.; Thos. Baecp. ScTtbe
John A. Holt, Treasurer Dave Reahard
J. W.
MrNPHIs EECARFNzyT, no. S9-meetssdapd
lfh Thursday nights Of each noBtn j. j.
Ross, c. r. S. s. Garrett, x. P.i John g..
Sick, s. W.; j. I. Lsake,J J. W.; G.. u Phs-
chke, -cribe; John W. Waynesburg, Tress.
uENERAL REL1xF C0ANITTEE-D 7 Porter
chairman, 26 Front street; John W.. Wages
burg. Memphis Oil Co., Secretary and Ites.-
ursr, II. Gronauer. J. II. Shepherd, D. h.
Pullen. D. @. Reahard.
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LlvERPoeL. March IS l2:30 p.r.- Cotton Ia
a shade hrmer. Upiands. 63-l6d; Orleans.
9sd. Ssles, 1000 bales Of which 2e00 were
for export and tDeculation: receipts,
bales, Of which 209 were American. Arrivals
opened f-mer: noW easier.
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Local.


Samuel Moses ADM Of .Jams. Rs;d IA.
A. Moncriof. ""0' "SiS
kf VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO.
- hounced December 9. 1915. ~ the Sn-
psenAe Court at jackson, in this eeuse 7 w;iI
Vuer Tor sale, to the highes. bidder. in front sF
ene asor OF the courthouse Of Shelby countv
on Main street. in the city OF Memphis. on
Saturday, April :, 1877,
the tract Of land mentioned in said decree AZ
Situate in Shelby county, Tennessee hs,;n-
mug az q hickory saBpling with whiteoak
polnteIs, tue southeast corner Of a 81 .6-aers
tract which was allotted bv a decree ~ ne
COUNTY court to Ira Moon and Wife: thencs
norto ~ chains % links to a hickory: thepce
west IL chains 50 links to a stake al an oI5
olaekoak stamp with hickory and sTeetgnm
pointers thence north % chains and III I'M
10 a staAe near Mrs. ". Andergon's DIN -honso
WIN a olaekgum pointer; thence west II
chains 80 llnks 10 a stake with redoak no;nt-
err; thence south 81 chains 10 a stake II iinEs
north II. east of an elm marked X. thanoo
east IL chains2 links to a stake 10 LINKS norsTb
OF a blackoak sappling pointer; thenee sonth
10 chains 43 links TO q stake with redooE end
dogwoes pointers; thence east 70 cksins AZ
INKS 70 the beginning, CONFERENCE.-The anras
pelng the same lasd sold by TT. Tavlor Il,
mis- susan II Coleman, January. 1867 "
Terms Of sale-oash. "'
JOHN II. FREEMAN. Cls,k
ShlTH COLLIER, Solicitors,
March Is. 1877, 10 90
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No, l-meets every Friday even E46yB
ing at 8 o'clock at Temperance rt- IN
Hall, No. 29S Second street.
e. D. Milton, W, c. T.; j. II. Thompson, W,
v. T; G. A. $. Richardson. ". H.; G, F.
Shepherd, ". A. B.; Earle CAN'T, W. J. R.;
Bun r. Price. " IT.; r. W. Shelton, WI;
o. 0lsea, W. D. u; I. T. Callahan, W. G.i
d. Dunn, W S D. c. MoDsugal. P. VI. CT.
CHELSEA TEMPLE or Il AND =. No. s-meets
every Tuesday oyonIng At 8 o'clock, at their
ell, Brick Church. Chelsea W. NJ, Carr,
VIC T.; X. I. White. Wv T.; Chas. II.
Lanham, w.. R.; G.. L. Dawson. W. A. R.,
j. g. Wiliams, W. Z. Il r. Chandler
w. e.; II. Wheadley, w. u: r. J. R~awlinrs'
". d. u; q. R. Egnew, W. a.; l. Isaacs,
MS; Il. Z. Colby. p. W G. T.
MONTGOMERY CouScu No 1T. A. n s
T.-meets first and third Saturday 10 each
month, in Temperance Hall. at TX o'cloek
p,!m1. Horace II. Briggs, G. Of c.; G. A. s.
Richardson, r.
THALgs TEMPLE OF II. y T. No. Emeets
every Thursday evening Al ~ o'clock at ball.
No. 29S Second st. y. A. Johnson. W. c. III;
". h. Atkinson, W. V. T.; j i. Bourne
RI; John d. Cox, IT,. " A. R.; F. W.
uaile, W. +. T.; Chas. II. McDouEnl, W. T..
/. J Davis. W. u; d. q. Roahard, W. D.
u; Chas Stewart, W. g.; VIM. Homan. W
g.; Jonathan Wood, P. W. 9. 7. '
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EATHER MATTHEW
SOCIETY.

FA-HER MATHEW TOTAL
ABSTINENCE AMI BENRvO-
LENT SOCIETY No. 2s7, u.
W A.-meets LIST and Sd
Sundays Of each month at
2 PIN at st. Bridget's
Hchool-house, Third ST.,
between Jaekssn and 0Yerten. Rev. Wn
Walch. .Pres't; T. Consodine, Vice Prss't
James Mcbride, Recording Seo'y; K. r Nor
rlssy, Financial Se3'y; Francis Riley, sr.
Treasurer. VI
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cOTroA.

The market Is dull, the demand being
light and quotations nominslly un-
changed. Sales yesterday we're" 1OOe
blles.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
EAsOEEO DIRECTORY,

-
Loochs, ~
BAUrH MEvPHIS. No. llS-neets "a Friday
In ach month, in 0da kslloEs' Hall. Pm
Nelson, " "; 3 K pulleu. Sec'y.
AS6ERoyk. No, les meets let Monday ia
ssch month, in c1i Bellows Hall. CIV
Aosby, W NJ; CO Leeke. sec'y.
W each month, in odd Fellews' Hall. A S
Myers, w Nj X A Lyle, See'y.
DESOrO, No. 80 -noets Sd Friday In each
month, In Odd Eellnss' Hall. r y William
son, W "; ALI II White. Soc'y.
kTLwNSINa. No. sil-meots 4th Friday in
each msnth. in Odd Pellows' Hall. James S
Carpenter. W 81; J Knapp, Ssc'y.
ROYAL ARuH.
PENH CHLPrHR, No. 22-msetS "a Monday Of
zach month-at Masonic Hall, ia 6ayoso
Book. Robt. Galloway. N. L. H. p; O. g.
MSSrsfs caIPrzR, No. s-mests at Ma
sonic Hall, Ia Gsysso Block. Sd Monday Of
eYh month B. Il. Pullen, u. s.. II. P.
John D HUM, Acting Secretary.
h. 8. i.
EUsxKA COUHeL, No. 6-mests Sd Thurs
day Of each month--st Masonic Hsll, II Gay
} 90 Blook. B.. +. Halter, III. H.; A.. y
Whebler. Rse.
cYREE1 CoNKAEDERY, No. i-nests 30 Mon
dsy Of each month st Masonic Hal, Geyoso
Block. Kd WOrshan. +. CT J.. J. barohus,
Rec.
Cd Tuesday Of each month"; Of Masonic Hall,
7 aayOso Block. B. y. Taller, 4. g.; A. j.
Wheeler, Acting hee.
nxIoHfs OF kED Caoss Of C~ONsFASTISE-
meets ffs and third Saturdays Of each month
a Masonic Hal. L. b. Hatch. NJ. p. s.; T..
J. DarohRs, X.
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slmROAD TIVE TABLES


zRMPETs AND LoJRvILLE RAILROAD.
Il rsrve Arrives Lsayes.
Az. P.x. AZ. r.x.
Epross daily Except :.
Saturday, ..---. as--r-..- i.4l =, Lib
uAn Train .....~-..s- as0' h'D -
AccommeJ'n ~(ex.Sundayl 4I
Depot at head o. nxln stress.
Ticket once, az hain sreess cornar OF
Madison.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON r. R.
Arrives. Leaves.
- --@-
An. ~. An Pm.
I Mail trails daily-.-----. $50 1890
Express train daily 4.b0 l.lO
Somerville traiA daily
lex. Sundsyl------- $40 so
Z jackson, Tenn, accom-
Z mediation lex. Sundaylll.A5 40
Ticket oEoo rs Main street.
W. J. ROSS. aenl sup't.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE r. X.
Arrives. Leaves.
- -
L.H.t.s. A.v. ~.
y. q. Maj tdailyl..--. H40l $40
Sardis daily ex. Sundayls.S n.@
tnelxnt tGzlty OK. sRndayl b.Sl S.5
lspat ~ feet Of Main street.
1ieket Q@eo, s7 Main street. corner o.
d. BURKE. SEMI Sap't.
sEMPHIs AND LTTTLEROCK RAnReAD
Arrives. Leaves.
-- -
AN. r.H. an. Pm
Nah Train daily .....-.,.- lilo 30
Freight and Aocommeda-
ton daily tex. Sunday I'D eW
sleepiR cars on nail train. Ticket OficeS,
Louisville Depot, 81 Main (eor. MadisoEl
md rs Main street.
". E. SMITH. Aet's Gen'lsup't.
PADUCAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD.
Mail Train arrives. ....-..lO.W am
leaVes~~~.-~---....,-..- " pm
Freight Train arriVes-...-. .............. 800 pm
The nail train leaves Csvington for Mem
phis 81 7 . M. and arrives at CoVinEton at
100 pm. The freight train leaves COVington
for Memphis at l.30 p m. and arrives at Cow
ington at Il. 90 am. Trains leaving Memphis
will start from the Uuderwriters' Warehouse.
J. W. WILBUR, SuP't,
II. Il. GIVEN. Asst. Sup't.
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Saturday, April z, 1877,

the real estate mentioned in soid doo..
scribed as follows: ana ue-
a lot OF land DESIGNATED on N. M. Treze-
wants plan Of subdivision. which is recorded
AZ AZ sadd county IN BOOK S., part second, page
acres, eituated at the southeast intsSssc,ic ~ "
Central avenue and 1rezevaut ayenpe' Ssina
the ZANE conveyed 10 N N. Trezeyant bv oni5t
Claim deed from o.. P. Lyles and JebnP p
lrezevs9t., trustee, on the ed of August. $50
Of Shelby county UNIV
Terms OF sale-Sald land will be sold for
enough cash to pay the costs of the cause and
balance on six months credit; purehaser sT-
eeutns no'e wi b approved personal securiav
Ier the purchase money. and a lien retained
pntll ths same is paid. Equity Of redemption
barred. JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
SMrH \ COLLIER, Solicitors.
March Is, 1877, 70 %
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EEv YoRK. March 2S. 1888 p.m.-Cottsn /,
hrmer, With futures easy. Sales for future Do
Livery, 6. 200 bales.
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I'm Supreme Court at Jackrop.
On Thursday, March 20, 1877,

said decree, to-wit: III
Being the interest Of defendant Josenh GAL
l,i9ao' which he attempted on the Sd Of April,
Iool' 20 convey to defendant Mary Gallino I'M
cry Of Memphis, county of Shelby, and State
q tennessee; bounded as follows: Begin
ning ats stake on the north side of Real
street three hundred and seventy-two feet
ron inc intersection Of the east side of
street. and running thence cast with Bsai
street hity. eight toet; thence north two hun
ired and fifty feet; thence west fffy-eisht
to the beginning. '
Terms Of sale cash.
February 26, 1875.
JNO. II: FREEMAN, Clerk.
l.. d. MoKissick. solicitor. l5S-S;
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TEHPLARs OF n

NAT0XA TEMpLE OF H.. ARD I.
40. l-meets every Friday even
ing at 8 o'clock at Temperance
Hall, No. 29S Second street.
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=; M; IEczsv9ut and wife, Amanda Treze-
RY VIRTUE OF THE DEGREE ppo
IL nounced by the Supreme Cenrt 40
n1sesssee at Jackson, in this cause. Deeembsr
100 vii, offer for sale, to the highest bidder'
IN 'front.' Of the courthouse Of Shelby eonntv
on MAIN street, in the city of Memp6iS' on ~
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zKMPErs AND LOJnvILLE RAILROAD.
l. ArfivoA Leaves.
National Republican., 1877-04-30

mics. Tho children attached to the Sunday school
will assemble at tho school house, on sixth and y
streets, and. carrying beautiful banners, flowers,
SC, will march around the square by tho way OF
and Seventh streets to the church, where the
erovning Of the statue Of the Blessed virgin as
Queen Of May viii take place. should the
weather be pleasant some four hundred children
will take part in the demonstration.
Rev. Father Turner, u. p, Of Louisville, KY.
&ho Is now on visit to the capital, will deliver
an address
During the month Of May services will be held
every evening at o'clock, and on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings the exercises will terminate
with the bcnedietion OF the Blessed Sacrament
Father Fortune, tho indefAtigable pastor Of the
church, contemplates making some Improvements
which arc much needed. and will be an ornament
to tho noble edincc. He has prepared plans for
tho construction Of beautiful Iron fence around
the church, and also the erection Of two handsome
gas-iamps in front Of the main entrance to the
building. II 10 Understood that the members oi
the congregation, who are noted for the energy
displayed BY them In everything they undertake,
will soon make arrangements for grand picnic,
to be given in June, to defray the expenses Of the
Improvements mentioned.
National Republican., 1877-04-30
CITY BREYITIRS.

The churches were we'll attended yesterday.
But few vessels are at present arriving at
the wharves.
The public parks did not receive their &C
eustomed patronage yesterday.
The yachting season is about to commence;
that Is II there are any yachts TO commence IT,
Saturday night was about the dullest the
statiOn-hOuse keepers have experienced for 4 long
ime.
There were fewer men seen on the streets
yesterday under the influence Of ardent spirits
than there has been for the past several sabbaths
The streets presented rather desolate ap
pearanee yesterday afternoon. The threatening
storm had the effect to keep pedestrians within
doors.
twenty-five tramps found shelter and q
place to lay their heads on a board In the sta
on-houses Saturday night About thirty we're
driven In by the drenehIng rain last night
The lecture OF Prof. Taylor, illustrated by
calcium light, showing hne selection Of micro
scOpIeaI Views, at Hamline church, corner Ninth
and streets, at O'Clock this evening, cannot
fail to be deeply interesting and highly lnstrue-
1.-Two.
National Republican., 1877-04-30
FOUNDRY CHURCH.

Services In which the President Took Part
Yesterday-Sermon by the Rev. II. Peyton
Brown.
The threatening weather yesterday made
but little impression upon the large congregation
that worships at the Foundry. Tho lower floor
and galleries were well hlled, while chairs had to
be carried in to nil up the space In front Of the
ehaneel. The President and Mrs. Hayes, with
two young ladies, their guests, occupied their
usual pew, and seemed to enter heartily into the
services Of devotion. The President and Mrs.
Hayes wear their honors with q simplicity which
Is very pleasing to the people. A striking indi-
cation Of this Is given by their habit Of walking
to the house Of God and mingling freely with his
people in the public worship on the Sabbath day.
On Sunday they are simply Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes.
Rev. u. Peyton Brown opened the services yester-
day morning BY reading the hymn beginning:
Awake my soul stretch every nerve,
And press with yigor on;
A heavenly race demands thy zeal,
And an immortal crown.
This hymn was sung by the congregation, the
choir leading in very full voice. Mr.. Brown
prayed with more than usual JUNCTION and i'm
pressveness. That portion OF his petition for tho
President OF the United States, that God may
give him wisdom and grace and strength, to en-
able him to discharge his duties faithfully and
with an eye sIngly to the good Of all the people;
and that, despite the cloud OF war which now
threatened to involve the nations OF the world
In bloody contest, there may be an overrulIng
Providence which shall stay the tumult and pre-
vent the shedding OF human blood. called forth an
audible and hearty amen from many OF the wor.
shippers. After the prayer the choir sang, with
very fine expression and artistic taste, the an
them. Behold What Manner OF Love"
Mr.. Brown took for his text Hebrews, kill:
Wherefore, seeing We also are eompsssed about
with great cloud Of witnesses, let us lay aside
every weight and the sin which doth so easily
beset US, and let US run with patience the race
that is set before u.s." The text, he remark ed,
was an earnest exhortation to inspire good men
to endure much for the cause OF Christ. The way
Of salvation is not OF our own choosing. God has
instituted his own plan In the atonement made
by Jesus Christ. He has set that plan before us,
and 1t is the only way in which we can be saved.
The doctrines Of the teIt were fully and Iueidly
discussed.
National Republican., 1877-04-30
81. DOHISICS CHURCH.
The Services Yesterday-Inauguration of
tho May Doyotions.

large congregation was present at this
magnificent temple at the late Mass yesterday
morning. Rev Father Power, who has Just re-
turned from his missionary labors In New York,
was the celebranL The sermon was delivered
by Rev. Father Rsville, the eloquent Dominican,
Who made 4 strong appeal in behalf OF tho Little
Sisters OF the Poor, for whom q collection was
taken. In speaking Of the devotion OF the Little
Sisters to the aged people he compared them to
ministsring angels, and said they carried out the
true principles Of Christianity in looking after
the spiritual and temporal welfare Of the old
men and women committed to their protect ion.
rhe music was we'll rendered by the choir, who
sang Won WebeTs Mass in q. The yssper ser
vices at this church are held at O'Clock Sunday
evenings, and are veil attended.
The May devotions In honor Ofthe Virgin Mary
will be insuguratsd at this church this evening
At o'clock, with beautiful and imp osng eeremo-
National Republican., 1877-04-30
DIED.

CLARk.-April es, 1877, at hts fathers residence
In Alsxandria. Va, b. q. CLARK, (of the hrm Of
BeAdie Co.,) In the twepty-fourth year OF his
age.
Funeral service to take place from the NJ. y.
church this afternoon. at o'clock.
NEwMAN.-9n April 2s, ls77, rLIzABETn H.,
wife OF Thomas n. Newman, aged thirty woyears,
three months and twenty-eiEht days.
Friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral iron her late residence No. 2s
X street northwest, on Monday, April 20, at !.
o'clock m. Ipterment at Baltimore, Nd.
POWELL.-on SATURDAY, April ~, is77. At ii:1
O'Clock M, LANES Il. P9%ELL, son n WIN,
and XII xabe,h Powell, aged six years, pihe m9nths
and eleven days.
The funeral will take place on Monday, at ,
O'Clock p. M. sos 81 eth street southeast eiatves
and friends respectfully invited to attend.
National Republican., 1877-04-30
Dos'r OVERLOOK THIS.
LOCAL MIsCELLANH.

Tor sale-High. standing Counting room Desk
with case for large books and papers; blacn Wal
Apply At this ofhec.
Dr.. Hartley cures catsrrh-7s2 Tenth street
northwest.
Interest paid on deposits BY J. II. squier b o.
bankers, lle Pennsylvania avenus.
At Lee, els Seven tn street, opposite the Patsn'
Once, Il selling coal at tAIs and up.
Lsft-o6 clothing, watches, pistols, etc., bou ghi
at Hersog's, slb d street Orders attended 70.
All kinds OF trunks made 70 order, repaired ant
Market Space.
National Republican., 1877-04-30
MOUNT rERSoS PLACE CHURCH.
Tho Lesson Taught Yesterday by the Pulpit
Orator of tho South.

INV hsSesoh Asebhs hosscEusy " ths
Orator of tho South.
Rev. G. X. Marshall, OF Mississippi, occu-
pied the pulpit OF the Mount Vernon Place
IN. E.) church, South, yesterday morning, and
preached an able sermon to large and interested
congregation. He selected As his text the sixty
seventh verse Of the one hundred and nineteenth
Psalm: Before I was afflicted went astray;
but now l have kept thy word" and drew pow
erful lesson why tho rich, who have every want
supplied, and no cause to sin, should be better
and more upright in the walks OF life than the
poor, whose daily life is bsset by misery and
temptation He showed In eloquent terms tho
many ways man endowed with all the luxuries
Of this world had Of doing good to his poor and
more oppressed fellow-man. and how much nobler
It was In Of tho latter class to follow tho pre-
eepts OF the Divine Master.
Their path is hlled with temptation, and their
habItations among theydepraved and outeasts
hmiliarired them with vice, and was apt to rem
der its face less hideous A man to be holy and
upright with such trials and associations must be
deeply imbued with faith and love- The rich and
wellto-d0 had their trials and temptations too,
but these we're slight and insignihcant In com.
parson. The reverend Doctor gave o sound and
practical discourse, and In closing exhortsd those
Of his hearers aDle to do to make more OF their
opportunities, and DO charitable, and the others
who were sorely tempted to be strong and stead
last.
National Republican., 1877-04-30
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dormant s'ate, arrestinK fermentation, torpor and
pain. by giving II the natursl quantity OF bile and
gastric juice. 1t also vitalizes the entire system
and poisonous hnids in the stomach, aud thus pre-
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dress HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPAkY, No, u
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Accppped,tion for Bs,t',eore. 7.sa. n and ..s
For Pf fopes on S.,y; Gr.ss ssefGss%ss fiss .ss
For Ans.poiis s:ss !. 4. and t:ssp. m. aany. az
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avenue, northeast corner Of siIth steet as1 fsas-
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from hotels and rssidsnors.
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UNIVERSAL r. r TICKET OFFfCE
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LHAvs WASHINGTON.
sso -, Raitinore and way stAiiess-
iSs. m, foia. q Eeess pa s.y az .:sss:s
$50 .. m, n. Y, fkIlaaa- and 1esIos sxprs..
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'SssSp. m, Haito., Annapolis asd way stazlsas.
T;Wp. m, Baltimore aAd way slations-'
s7:b p. n, ChicaFo and Cslunbas exprsnA
I;S p. N, u. Louis Ia1d Cincinnati elpre0-
$50 p. m, New YORK AID Philsda eIprssa.
s. Tr,i9s marked daily; eEhsr trains <any s.esys
WAshINaroH ANP OHlo aAHR0Ah
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sEFETiES ESo66EESSt 6ESt MP ASSsiI isS
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md sIfiys q Heana Hti q tin- ss1iE : Ssvs
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a, train nom Hound I'm connect a. KS4sd nh
.i.h Harrif, pfny Eiae 81 ooarAs for eaAckGs-
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National Republican., 1877-04-30
CHRIsTADORo's HAIR DYE

the safest and the best Is instantaneous In Its
action, ana IL produces the most natural shades OF
black or brown. does not stain the skin, and Is
easily applied. III a standard preparation, and
fAyorite upon every well-app0lhted toilet for lady
or gentleman. For sale by all drusg gists and hair
dressers.
JOSEPH OHRlsTADOE
Proprietor, +. q. Box ana, New York.
National Republican., 1877-04-30

Hon PRICED CLOTHING REPupIArKD.
We furnish well-hnished all wool suits OF de-
sirable patterns, at - and $40.
EIsEMAN Bros,
Corner Seventh and L.