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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27
Two WHITE G4GS.

strunk's Drunk and MesseroIe's Miserable
Lies Saved From the Work house by q
Friend In Need.
David ?. Strunk was vest erday In the Police
Court, charged with being an idle and disorderly
person. whose means Of support were Invisible.
A man with scrubby whiskers Q very dirty shirt,
no collar and hungry look leaned over the
dock and said 1t was mistake. An aroma Of
dead whisky hoated through the courtroom, and
formed part Of the perIoanel Of the tramp.
oficer wheelock said that he had caught David
several times sleeping In vacant houses on
Fourth street, and Sunday he met him on the
street half intoxicated. "Nover knew him to do
any work, your Honor" added the officer. Bonds
or ninety days, was the sentence.
John Messerole was next called. He was OF the
same description as Strunk, though not quite 50
7Ainf done 4 stroke Of work since he was In the
work house, year ago" was the officers testI-
WAS he drunk ?"
YES, sir; same as Strunk."
Let him give bonds or ninety days. sad the
.OJurt.
FRIEND IN NEED.
Soon afterward while the court was engaged
In another case, q man with ferocious looking
mustache and whlskers, and q voice with the
cadences Of cracked trumpet, got up on his feet
in the back end Of the room and roared, lifts
he Ioared again, III IT'S pieasIn' the court !" 1t
Gidn't please the court and the balin went over
snd dRed a IN h1 hn and told him 70
voice, and the court was forced to notice him and
asked what he wanted. He wanted to give bonds
for Strunk and Messerole. you'll have to sIt
down, sir. and wait until the proper time Said the
court. I've got business to look after, replied
the would.be bondsman. well, we ean'l help
that"
"llI stop here. then. and the man with the
herce whiskers dropped down In his seat, and
growled about his business, and grOwled so loud
that the Court threatened to hne him for ma knga
disturbance. After all the cases were disposed
OF and the marshal began TO make out his com
m tment, the man Of business stalked UP to the
clerks desk and swOre he owned a certain amount
Q property, and went bondsman'for Strunk and
MesserOle. Those two individuals were let out
OF the deck and went away with their delIyereT,
and when they got around the corner passed from
sight into q ten.cent rum mill.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27
CITY BREVITIES.

Umbrellas were In demand yesterday.
The street cars and chariots did thriving
business yesterday on account OF the inclemency
Of the weather.
Any number of persons received thorough
irenchings yesterday in consequence Of not being
provided with umbrellas.
Mr.. H. ]. Gregory has been awarded the
contract for fitting the new John =. Cook school
building with heating apparatus.
Ipnumerable strangers, having business with
the new Administration. continue to arrive In
the city. Most Of them have axes to grind.
Yesterday morning Captain William G.
Brock inspector Of the Metropolitan police force,
commenced his annual inspection Of summer uni
forms.
Go to Calvary Baptist church Wednesday
btion entire in two hours This Is one OF the best
exhibitions that ever visited this city.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following parties Fielder b. Hays and George
anna Tippett, OF Prince Georges county, Nd;
Edward Garner and Mary Gibson.
The District Commissioners have informed
the Board of Health OF their disapproval Of the
erection Of n temporary offal depot on the James
Creek canal, or Of any change in the present
location until permanent depot Is erected.
Ladies' wishing TO learn o new and perfect
system Of cutting and hitting dresses and other
garments should call on Mrs. Robinson, whose
advertisement appears In another column. 1t y
easily learned, Is perfect In all its details and Is
son has attained considerable success in all the
cit les she has yisited
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27
NO noNEY OR FRIENDS.
A Phiiadeipbian who Didn't Want TO 20 TO
tho Work House.

n Inihutlpnihn "ho '" ~ "
the work-House.
A respectablc.looking young ran, wearing a
blue. flannel shirt and showing the effects OF a
night spent in a station. house, appeared In the
dock Of the Police Court yesterday when the
clerk called for william Ice. Ho was charged
with carrying q concealed weapon.
The oficcr said that he found Lee, Saturday
night, lying on the platform at the Baltimore
and Ohio depot, and discovered pistol on him.
HE was a little tight
RAISING any disturbsncc3 ~
mo disturbance"
II Just came from Philadelphia" plead the
prisoner.
"Do you expect to get work here3"
yves, eir have mother and sister dependent
upon me in Philadelphia" contin ued the prisoner,
dreading to be sent to the work. house in default
Of fine. my pistor has got the consumption.
This 10 the first time I've been tight for long
while" and he looked for mercy in the face Of
the Court
"HeIs mot O bad man, your Honor" interposed
the oiieer, pleading for his prisoner.
Did he have any baggage-any valise'"
"None ut all, sir"
Have you no friends in this city ~ asked the
court OF the prisoner.
"No, sir; no one except man used to work
for, and don't know where he Is"
Have you any money"
mo money"
an have TO fine you twenty dollars"
The prisoner turned aghast at this. and the
court said that he would impose no hne then, but
turn the pistol over to the property clerk and take
the personal recogniEance Of the prisoner TO ap-
pear from day to day until he passed Judgment.
Lee was then released.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Fresh supply Knox's New York dress hats.
Stinemetz's, 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
DR.. Hartley. cures catarrh-7a2 Tenth street
northwest.
Stoves for rent, at Buffers, corner Fifth and X
streets northwest
Spring style hats for young men aud youths.
Stinemetz, 1857 Pennsylvania avenue.
Ask for the Hebe dc In Refine cigarettes; they
are the best Of all.
Interest paid on deposits by J. n. Squier & Co,
bankers, lio Pennsylvania avenue.
At Lee, SIS Seven tn street, opposite the Patent
once, is selling coal Mt AIS and up.
Left-on clothing, watches, pistols, etc, bou ght
at HerIog's, 9l5 ID street. Orders attended to.
All kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at Murrays, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
To make sure OF obtaining reliable insurance on
your real estate and personal property at low
rates, patronize the Flremen's Insurance Com
pany Of Washington and Georgetown. ONCE
No. ], over Bank OF Washington.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27
PH HSS shIviSiztb SG fEo S SoixieEs.
BrRnAr YARrs AID Dccrl
NAVY DErARTuIuT. >

wAsHrxerox. p. O. Mareh i, ls.t:
sealed proposals .ddrssssd TO The Thssi q
Bureau until Il O'Clock m On the 9Th Day q
and Labor and the use Of an tools and appiiances
needed In connection therevith for consir,ettnS
and :rsetns IN I..Ssx the f.l,s-ss ss.s,sssa
according to the plans and spcoifeatjons On ale
in the 9th Engineers Unics ~ said Yard, 10
lst. The Iron Roof Frame Of the steam Engi-
neering store House. No. ahcat sixty Ctsl
feet vide and four hundred tseol set long.
ke. Of the Steam Engineering Storehouse. No. 4,
about ,iIty-nve tes) feet VIDE and four hundred
ID. The Galvanized Iron oor.ice. Se, Of The
STORAGE and Mould Lon Building. No Z, About
sixty i've tes) ieet vide md -four hundred tsse,
Plans. specifications and schedules can be As6
on sppl,eation At the Civil Ensineers Oncs ~
separate proposals must be submitted for each
Of the above-described objects, and tpcsosea IN
separate sealed envelopes, endorsed. rssPsss-
Proposals for Iron Roof Fr.ne-
Propos.is iSr Cornioes nd Dorners" md
Proposals for the Roof Frame mus state, n
one sum, the amount bid for the Whole work
Proposals for Gaivanised Iroa work nuss stats
schedule. With the total ieo;ss IN. '-
Proposals VIII not be receiysd from parties vho
are not themselves rssalaIiy eaEased IN The
galvanized iron architectural work, a. the case
may BE- and Who have not the necessary facihties
for executing such work
Each bid must be accompanied ~ . written
guarantee Of tvo responsible perrons -
me .mount Of Ten thoss.ad lsla,s dslisrs
each. that the bidder vii. within ten (le) days
after thu contract shall have been avarde1 10
him. enter into written coatract with the Navy
DepArtment for the performance Of the work
The Bureau reserves the right 10 reYccs any O.
all bids, as the Interests Of the GOyernnent nag
require J. q. HOWELL
NH Chief Of Bureau
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DKoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
SEAT r rHE TrfIrn Sr.rrs.

SENATE oF THE UsTIEn Sr.rrs,
Sealed proposals. vii Re received Al ihis oaes
until IL o'clock m. April p ISL, scr farnishlng
STATIONERY Tor the Of IN. Senate Of the uniiea
Blank forms q proposals, showing the qs,ntity
and quality Of each article, and the form of cenf
20 Dc ,sss sd sy M hide, "a i M, " -
The Quarto Post and Commercial Noe Pa
psrs TO Be put up in packages Of ave gaires zach.
.,outside- or Imperfect qaires.
All the Manila Paper must be Of pure Ma
nilla stock, nat and smooth sheets, and q the
The Adhesive Envelopes must be eItr. wei
summed with pure white eum, or they ill ma
must be submitted In such boxes, and put m
every way as they are 70 be aelirerca. Al
The quantities Of the different articles above
set forth are supposed to be What VII BE re-
CURED. but the Secretary Of the Senate reserves
to himself the right to order from ccntractors
more or less Of the several articles. according -
'hf ,op n 81 f sSe epissIl.sss DEALER.
be considered, and preference will be Etven 70
productions Of American industry, H eqaaIiy
Such Of the above artieies as may be Designated
by the Secretary Of the Senate must be deiivercA
at his once in the city OF Washinxtoa- free q my
charge for carriage, On or before the II, day q
Every article must be Of the very ses quality
.aiseens .Pes%sn q each article r prcps..s
for is to accompany the proposal. and 70 be
marked with the name Of the proposer and e
paper the weight per ream- The whole Of eseh
article speeined in the foregoing list um 10
deemed . class, and the person onertng 70 fur-
nish any such class at the lowest prsce tqaahty
considered) will receive . contract for the sane
on executing . bond, with two or more suretses
satisfactory to the Secretary Of the Senate far
the performance thereof which bond 10 to be hled
in the once Of the said Secretary within ten Gays
after the proposal has been accepted
II any articles contracted for sbouh nes be de-
nvered within the time stipulated. or shc1h -
inferior in any respect TO the sample, the e1od q
the contractor viii be put In suit
Proposals should be mdorscd .Pruposah for
Stationery Tor the Senate and be directed 10
the Secretary Of the Senate, washinEton-
Proposals and specimens must be delivered AZ
GEOkGE c. GoRHAN,
Seerstary Of the Senate Of the United States
nhlT SSw IStarl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27
4D4TLIoHr ROBBERY.

Between one and two O'Clock yesterday af-
ternoon some unknown thieves entered the boot
and shoe store OF Mr.. A. wahl, No. SO Four.and-
a.half street southwest, and robbed his money
drawer Of seventy dollars, in tens, hves and one
dollar bills. besides some six or seven dollars In
silver. They also stole the store license, which
was In the drawer at the time. Mr.. wahl and
his clerk, Mr.. Julius Abbott, were standing In
front OF the store at the time the robbery
was committed. The thieves entered through
the rear door Of the store from an alley. They
removed the Till from Its place behind the coun.
ter, carried It into the back room adjoining the
store, where they rihed 1t Of Its contents, and de-
parted with the cash, leaving the drawer in the
that Mr.. wahI wished to go to the room In the
rear Of the store, and in doing so found his empty
money drawer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27
CArAkKs, OyyEssIvE DISCHARGES IRON The
HEAD, DAWES, CoSsUMPrtoN AND ALL

CArAKx9, OyyEssIvE DISCHARGES IRON THE
HEAD, DEAFSEss, CONSUMPTION AND ALL
CHRoSIC DISEASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
That the timid and disappointed may feel tho
utmost assurance and eOnndenee In the good faith
OF Ut. Hartley, he generously proposes TO attend
all P<rsous. reh and poor Tree Of charge until the
hest sytisnee and nest convincing proofs Of sue
cess have been realized from his treatment.
Oree and rSSitsnes, 70 Tenth street northwest.
.LCerttrcats from Mr.. Hsrbert Hllisr.l
The p1oltshet earl OF the Rev. DIR. Domer, pas
tor Of the English Lutheran church, Eleventh
AID II streets. this city, tndorsed By others Of
the highest responsibility, led me TO an early
oOnierSnes With Dr. Hartley regarding . severe
case Of eatArrh- frOm which had suffered many
years So obstinate AMI aggravated had It's form
ASSUMED that my hearing and lungs had become
seriously Involved. and Threatened with every
synptcu Of consumption I AN happy to state
that the result Of my experience has proved most
gratifying. and the cure Is complete, which
prOupts ne TO make this unsolicited aeknowled-
kDeat- HERBxRr HILLIKR,
elo l. street northwest.
O6.ee and residence Of Or. Hartley, IA Tenth
street northwest. washinstoa- Hours, all day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27
Report OF tho Captain Who Had the Rocka-
way In Tow.

tBy Telegraph to the National Republican,
New YORK, March 26.-The captain OF the
steamer Wyanoke, which had tho new steamboat
Rockaway In tow, reports they had terrible
weather the entire passage. At o'clock this
morning, when on Egg Har6or, the Rockaway
siI carpenters and eaulkers and three seamen
were taken from he Rockaway, and that vessel
abandoned. When the Wyanoke left tho
Rockaway the steamboats, deck was Just above
water,
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DIED.

AACDANIEL--On sunday. the fsth instant. At
u cloSE p n Al heE residsnes. Qlssnsborough,
II tAS roc1tY ef Washington. ANN MACDASIEL.
In ~ aia<ty-seyruth year Of her aga
1hs fsnsIal I'll taks place IRON So. Aloysius
ISs fssnds sGd relatives Of The family respect
fs'ly iay tied to attend.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27
Benjamin Noyes sun In Custody-His Coun-
sci, General Il. +. Butler, Making Efforts
for his Release.

my IeftKrNpu 10 INT NatIUuHI NtDUDIIcHh.J
NLwARK, n. j., March 2j.-Benjamin
Noyes, president OF the National Life Insurance
Company, who was arrested In New Haven and
brought to this city Saturday, charged with con-
spiracy in keeping the assets Of the New Jersey
Mutual Company, which are claimed by their
receiver, Ex-Governor Parker, Is still in custody
At the Park house, in default Of ~, 900 bail.
His counsel. Is. r. Butler, proposed to Secre-
tary OF State Kelsey to release him on his own
recoVniIance upon Noyes surreRdering the assets
10 third party to await the decision Of the
chancellor, whether the contract which he as
sumes to mold is valid. Mr. Kelsey refused to
assent to this, and Mr.. Butler has gone to Tren.
ton to make the same proposal TO Attorney
General Yanatta. Meanwhile Noyes remains 10
custody,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

A Prosla matioa by Nichols and . Counter
Proclamation by Packard.

Proclamation by Packard.
tBy Telegraph to the National Republican,
New ORLEANS, March 26.-Late this after
noon Mr.. Nichols issued a proclamation,
officially announcing that his government was
q fixed fact, and recognized and obeyed by
the people of the State, and calling upon the
citizeLs to pay their taxes to his collectors
only. Mr.. Packard soon after followed with
q counter proclamation, henouncing Nichols
professions to legitimacy, and discussing at
great length the merits of his title to the
Governorship.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

tBy Telegraph to the National Republican,
PITTsBuRG, Pa, March 26.-Articles of
agreement have been duly signed between VIM.
Scharh, the representative champion sculler Of
America, and Evan Morris, for . fiye.miie soul
course, on the 9th day Of June. The amount OF
money at issue is $1,000 and 500 Is already In the
stockholders hands.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

the Postmaster General, and the ccntrsct Prices
and all conditions herein set forth shall r0vern
In such extended conoract
hlASE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Blank forms for bids, with specimen attached,
showing quality Of the paper, will be furnished
upon Application: md all proposals nusi he made
upon thsse blank forns, securely enveloPci and
sealed. marked on the envelope "PraPSsas fur
Postal Cards, and addressed TO the Third ASSES
tant Postmaster General WAshIngtan- y. u
JAS. n. TNNER,
ns-TuhTIw Postmaster GtBera,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

CBy Telegraph 10 the National Republican,
COLUMBIA, s. c.. March 26.-Gov. Cham
berlain LEFT last night for Washington IN response
to an invitation from the President. Gov. Hamp-
ton is sim here,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

SAlE OF SrrEKioE FrRSIrrRE PcsrrosED.
In Consequence Of the storm the sale Of hne
furniture which vas to take plses AZ No. us I
street Is pe<tponed until to- msrrou morning,
March =, vhsn Il viii positively 20 on regard
less Of the weather.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

II % xsneralIy supposed BY . certain class Of
eiIiIers uhO are nod practical OF experienced,
TIA, dyspspsia cannot Invariably BE- cured, but
ne are pleased to say that Green's August
clre flOUer has never, to our knowledge failed to
tyspersia and liver complaint all its FORMS such
as so9r stomach. eostiyeness, sick headache, pal
PtiattOe Of the heart los spirits, Se, ke- Out Of
failure vas reported, but Thousands Of eompli-
nentAry letters received from druggists Of won
terfal cares. Three doses will relieve any case.
Try IL Sample bottles 10 cents Regular size rs
cents Fer sale By y. Stott Co. Wholesale
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An Attempt to Rob Philadelphia Bank.

tBy Telegraph to the National Republican,
PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-An attempt to
rob the Consolidation National Bank has Just
been discovered and kit Of burglars tools found.
The property adjoining was occupied by the
burglars, who had been at work some time en-
deavoring to effect an entrance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27
CIT HANS


and rood work IN the line Of Plumbing and Cas-
ttttnE. 10 better place than Hamilton's, Y. NJ
u A baiittnx, Ninth and ID streets, can be
found Il the largest establishment In the
city. All work xuaranteed- Largest and best
display Of gas hxtures. in bronze crystal gilt and
silver, south Of Nev York; also, slate and marble
nAntels, KrAte<. kc.
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THE COURTS.
A DAr SPENT IN NEARING CRIMINAL
CAUSES.

An. ~o,,o, ,ou,,,. the ,,a,e,r~,,.
r.. -. n,,- >.
Hear Billy corneS. Msse.. corp.. case
The terrible rain storm that poured do.n In
,,.,sr,., s,s ~, -. "a 49,, a..
crowd that is in daily attendance about the cOart
house, for many braved the elements and aftsr
arriving At the city Hail spsnt the day in utt-
ness'ns 'ne prVocoaln s,,'ne oeArs
per- OF course, oeng the atraeuVe spot kedae-
ing the criminal docket aPPears to be heavy oou
. ..,n. 60, 80 49,. .s.i,t... - ~. -.,.-,.
- - ,..s ~ -
more than balance the rcductions; conseqneatiy
before him for some time 10 GENE Ina fe-
d,ss he vii strike into the more .er,c.' ass.
,,,c,u.,s Iii ,nni,,,r rs s,,. - ~.
docket increase. However, he has Sopss 81 Keep
ing the business well in hand, and vii net ls; IL
reach those vast proportions II ooce had
Con.clidatspr the Ottman Indictments.
rh...., -. M. N n,,-...,,.,,,h.
fore Ju,,Ic, M,.Ar,hpr ye,,.ra,y n, re,ses r,-
curing the Government to elect On which indiet-
ment thcy roud 10 "a trial Ia the an.
consiSs,eS Iu.i ~ ~. counsal ~, ne s,,ess.
AMI arose 10 spsaE1 The isrge trsnsan ~ipSo-
over the main estranee 10 the court .rocn feii in
pane. Q, riss. md ,t.Ttiinr .xrIhoSv I, re
ehamber When amer vac nartisIiy restsre,s-
the Court remarked to the counsel: '-Cclcnel,
sS w. appear IA "a n Se r ,rars a, ms rs s..
through with this molten.
The argument was then resumed and centinued
at come length, numerous authorities being cited
on both sides TO support the respective pcatsons
assumed.
tbs s,Is ,rsnsaci,ons sns ~ ~ .sssl, "a q 3
Why they should not Al Ne oonsslidaied .ndsr
,es,rrss ~ .ne ssss M iss-s,sre siIos.s ne
motion to consolidate. There vas enc indis;nen,
ma Shs. tbs Gersnmsni infsns.a ,a a.
The counsel tor the defendant rerisei ina, they
might as well swallow u al and PleAd ne'
The motion 10 elect WAS then oyerruled and a,
exception noted.
ine ose "t'i WIN. Up w "'Ai Hs'
Tying 70 fee hS serneh'
Inc case OF Billy Sorneii,vnoe wanted on
requisition from the Governor OF NarylAnd- 10
$3.50, S,,n -, - - - =.
g.. 1..,,.s NJ. ,h.s -, =, I-I--.~
Dv, is.ued ON SATURDAY Mr. C.nnns,, C,y,i.r.
ION anne.rcd As counsel for Co-nsu ,,s r,,I,.
t.insd th,, IN. v,rr,n, y..,,., c,rs.,, -. 49,,
erly made out and the reeuisitiOn presented
.rt'nn. ro' NJ E,,,e,, ~ ~ ~. ssr ~ :,
hiieghany county Md. and ARMED tha, the no.
pers were complete, both under the Constitstioa
and Law:
was committed two years ago. and ha. rested a.
tris ms Az no, beinsg IN Ms,risns - NJ, ~
been committed.
The eourt .aid that he "a. no, di.r,as,s IN q. ke
ha.ty action m The matter. ~
The trantsc tion took place tive years arp spa
IL had mysterious look about il. He vas nos
dirposed 10 comply with a reouisitton miles, en-
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wIsoas Coxrorsp o. Pr.s Con LrvEa on
ANp LML

1he advAntane o. this epmpo1nd ovof the PLAIN
Otl 10 that the nAuseatrDR taste Of the OIL Is en-
tirely rvnoyet, and the whole rendered entirely
PAlAtatle- The orenstye taste Of the Oil has
bag acted Pr0nineat objection to It's use; but
In this Srn the trOable u entirely obviAtsd. A
ho<s Of certificates might Be given here to testify
TO The exeellence and success Of .wlb0r's Cod
Lir<r OIL <nf Lin<.r But the tact that IL 10
regularly prescribed By the medical faculty II
sanetsnt For sale By A. b Wnpor, Chemist,
Bestoe, and By all trusxists-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27
lust ARRIN ED AND ON ExHIBITIor
. BARLow's Art GALLERY,
les PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

One OF the best copies OF Raphael's madonna a
San sisto." This beautiful picture, with many
others from same collection, viii well repay visit
Full stock arrived for the Holidays. statuAry,
Flowers Notices. TrAnsparencies, Ac. Easels with
frames attached for Cabinet and Carte de visite
Photographic. For Christmas Wedding Presents
What can be more beautiful than nne Painting.
water-Color Drawing, Engraving or Fine Photo
eraphi Call and e1 anime our stock, which Il one
Of the largest In America Cord, Wire, Nails &C.,
for Picture pgipE. Pictures paek ed and shipped.
Frames Of all Kind. made 70 order. Paintings
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

BrRSrrT's COCAINE
Kills dsnfruf. allays Irritation and promotes the
Er0vth Of hair.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

NATIONAL THEATRE-MoNTAGU
MARCH 2s-oNE WEEK ONLY.
The dlstin guished Light Comedian.
MR.. HENRY J. MONTAGUE.
lLate OF wallaek's Theatre. New York;
VIII make his hrst appearanee in Washingu n as
LORD Chiffon,
In the new and very beautiful Comedy OF
FALSE SHAME,
As produced by him with decided success In New
York and Boston.
The support will include Mr.. LOUIS JAMES.
Miss NELLIE CUMMISs and Others.
THURSDAY NIGHr-oUR IDOL
Montague Matinee Saturday.
Easter week-oATEs COslc OPERA.
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YEAR.
RANCE COMPANY,
BOSTON, MASS.
LOOK OUT FOR THiRrY.rHIRDA ANNUAL
REPORT. 1877,

Dividend to members in CASH as their premiums
Dali due. Over ,Ooo. 600 have been returned 70
members during the last thirty three years.
Begin the year to insure.
ALL POLICIES protected from forfeiture by
Slate law. Solicitors wanted. Liberal terms made
to parties having lApsed policies.
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