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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-26
THBBATTLE FOR THE LORD
SERMONS PREACHED BY WASHING
TON Preachers YESTERDAY.

DR.. Newman's Discourse on the hnmuta-
bIlity Of Christ-Dr. Rankin Tells Of Bib
Heal Treasures-The New Pastor Of The
Unitarian Church Talks Upon Doctrinal
Points.
II was thought by come that the fact Of the
President no longer being an attendant at the
Metropolitan would have the effect TO reduce tho
attendance, 1t would seem though, BY the large
audience present yesterday, that DR.. Newman's
popularity is sufhcient to bring together large
congregation. Among those present yesterday
were Secretaries Key and Thompson, DR.. Kynett,
OF Philadelphis, Hon. Hilliard, OF Alabama, and
Msssrs. Crsgin and Blair, Of New Hampshire.
DR.. Newman announced as the text, "Jesus
Christ, The same yesterday, to-day and forever''-
Hebrew, 1873.
Next to tho Gospel Of st. John, he said, the
conclusive, most exhaustive argument in the sup.
port OF the divinity Of our Lord Christ in the
Bible. Christ. IA the humiliation Of his humanity
and In the exaltng OF his divinity Is the central
truth in the apostles mind Taxing his eternal
sonshp the apostle takes us to the eternity Of the
past and shows us Christ enthroned in glory,
higher than the angels, older than the heavens.
10 him he ascribes all the attributes OF the
Everlasting Father" all the works which only
God can do, all the honor due the Infinite Majes-
tie immortality Of Christ as tse saviour Of man
brews against q change OF faith. Error was
rife, divers and strange doctrines' were set
forth BY others. Impatient OF restraint, men
were then as now, seeking for something new to
calm their fears, quiet their consccnces and In
spire their hope. Tho brave apostle calls their
attention to the truth that Jesus Christ is tho
only Saviour Of men in all cimes and In all ages.
Men continue to ask-"Art thou he that should
come, or look We for another" We shall as
sumo that he Is the promised one. j am aware,
said the speaker, that 1 take up arms against
those who assert that Christianity Is only one Of
the great religious evolutions which have blessed
our race, and that We may look for something
better to come. Christ is the only mediator be-
tween God and man; there never has been
another: there never can be another. This fact
suggests three thoughts, perfection, universally
arc perfect. 1t Is superhuous to gid gold paint
the lily. Second. He is the same yesterday,
to-day, and forever" Third. He cannot change.
His goodness and holiness are incapable OF In
crease.
The discourse was powerful and logical
IL was closed with an earnest appeal for sinners
to come to Christ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-26
THE PRESIDENTS CHURCH.
Rev. ID. Peyton Browns sermon at thu
Foundry-Tbe Nature and Duty Of Prayer.

Rev. II. Peyton Browns sermon at the
Foundry-The Nature and Duty Of Prayer.
The President and Mrs. Hayes, with their
sons and Miss Plat, attended the Foundry yes
tcrday morning, and occupied the seats assigned
for their convenience near the centre OF the house
on the west side. As the seatsarc all free, ut the
request OF the pastor, Rev. ID. Peyton Brown, Mr..
Thomas p. Morgan, acting as usher, reserves
this pew until President Hayes and his family ar
rive and take their seats.
The audience va. very large, all the seats were
occupied. both 10 the main audience room and in
the galleries, and great many persons occupied
The Hon. Secretary OF the Navy, Mr.. rhomp-
ton, was seated little in the rear OF the Presi-
dent, and a number Of the oiieers Of the Govern.
Rev. Mr.. Brown preached strong practical ser.
and watch in the same with thanksgiving.H The
theme Of his discourse was the nature and duty
Prayer, he remarked, doe. not consist in .atti-
tude, In elegant words or in form Of speech, bat
in the earnest emotional yearnines OF the heart,
It desires He quoted with admirsbi, enee., at
this point, two lines from the hymn that had
Just been sung:
pray II thou canst or canst not speak,
But pray in faith In Jesus name"
The duty Of prayer he considered the easiest
and sweetest or all Christian duties. He com
which excite oppctition, such as the forgiveness
Of injuries done by our enemies. None Of this is
felt when the Holy Spirit shows US cur helpless
ness and We realize our dependence upon 0od.
Mr.. Brown erdeavored TO show that religion IL
more than sentiment and meditation; that It 10
emotional and spiritual, and can be retained only
In communion and fellowship through . constant
pIayerful offering to God through Jesus Christ.
We must ask for the things We mead.
The large audience were deeply interested in
the discourse, and seemed to observe the closest
attention TO the close. The singing in the foun-
dry church is mostly congregational, under the
leadership Of the choir, conducted by Frank
Wilson, the organ being played By Prof. Sparks.
The second piece yesterday was given TO the
choir, and was sung as colo and chorus Tue
whose voice rang out with splendid musical 81.
feet, and upon some Of the higher notes with
brilliancy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-26

sink under iife's burdens. as you stand At the
portals Of the grave as men reviie you Its yours
nvw with ali us hopes and encoursgements, With
all its tender symPathies, with all iu richness
and fullness.
win you enter upon your legitimate posses
tionsi Will you make this Bible Of the old
Anglo-saxon tongue: this Bible that has come
down with the English generations; this Bible,
whose very cadences are like the strokes Of
etens Ca.nedrai bell, discoursine OF the eterni-
lies; this Bible that mothers teach their children
at their knees in infancy, and that draws the
sage as with . charm; this Bible that never
grows weary Of human weakness and human
Voc, that seems to say TO all the living iin the
language Of It's author at % J. be not afraid"
will you make this Bible the babitude Of your
soul and that you shall be in II not as stranger
and pilgrim, not as . wayfarer;vho presses
pillow only for the night, but as householder
who knows whore are all its s.criiices and de,
lIghtt, who, for himself and other men, "orfngs
forth his treasury, things new and old.r May
We not all begin 10 cay: Lord, what wilt thoa
have me to dor to enable us to enter his king
dom. lfthere 10 one thing which would make
us all wiser and better more courag eous, more
hopeful more useful, Il Is this: THE Bible ! The
word of the living Cod
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-26
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
sNrrrHEy IRorr rHE CITY BF THE
kEECALIC4yS KEPoRrEkS.


ANNAIsS taALt Saof. N1ou. ~ :,
Fss1arfag mnr1iug lsst sbout twelve years OF
mrs. -gu az M q Hihlsrt residing q. Ma, lis
>sHh 5trsgn suut invest vas INJURED seVsr ng.,ai
vnlrh M vas nnndlinu
Eau-rpOy OF O=rrcKas. the regular
arur-srFr nsasinr Of owe La,dxe O. L. q. 81 y.
T. Va. EEl. tna h1lia-nr 0Girurs vsrs elected:
wH j. M.lS,n. NF J. T. Mason. v. q: Z.
A. Esrualsy. v. O. J. A Scott W Y
AsKintsr- a. J. L. sapns' v. e. l. T. '.eA-
fhN N11u.n.
Urn Sr.,.,rrx- iRrkrR At FOREsrS
= = = ,,,,.--
NnAA-rhs n'nn hl"n :. az ,Ssas mn as,,'
vna Wa snut ~ MAYOR b1vtsh f0restvile feS
sa.s AZ. M, .,i,;,1 81 ~, by - ,,,s p,
t.aaa ng rIsure H.lo,i. AZ For.srvills W b
Eisis aauumins his security.
ATOsz-rrxsz-AIuEyR ksxro R.rnFn
- - =, ,..-. - -. -.
Ohrurs AirnIw mt Aarxvood- Of the First pre-
rrhc1R AInry south wash.ngtou. early yes
s,,-h,z rm,r,.,,,, .-,I .r,.st.I a,ni. Srf,h N.
- - - = :. - -,
eTqnaansss. SlSah y. hisns anu Sar9 l
NsnHotrs ms an.y Itnsr inmates AZ tne time
sr1stst taarsroar- They van have . hearing in
anH EN"sa N"ars O'-1at-
PARsIHxHp-Testsria afternoon, lust
sssiurs sunset with Policeman EteIIn vas pa
rruI.Iux ais asnf he cams acruss an old colore,i
man I-tux IN thu sidewalk At the corner Of
Fgurrn ami II sr-vrts uprthease in . helpless
,,,,,s,,,r IN. ,of,,-s,,,, ~,,, IN. .-.sx,,1r- AZ
. s,s..-.ss -, -an1.s.I ~, ,, as,,,,.,. ~, -
sas sasrnsa a pfscinet .sss were ne
v5-T -, a,os ,ssi M, .hsr,aSSats an his frenis
sa, \. ,,syr-a1as,t
~" ~ ''~
EFMysTvE FIRE AIARMs.-The alarm
al urs ru-uad IN rum box AZ shortly ansr
tdii'rx yesterday lftsrunou. vas false alarm
1N14 Va1and m " jam Neiis. tho prlvase
WhInmAi AZ soepnsnson WON Anu coal Nnari'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-26
PROPOSALS..
DAoPusALs FOR STATIONERY.


wAsHSsroS, D. o., March II, ISL.
mai = ms appi @ o ~ f sni Ss
statianery hr the use Of the Senate Of the United
States tsr two years.
and quality Of each Article, and the form Of bond
10 De signed BY the bladder and surcties, will DO
ne Sass M Sss sna % co on Note Pa
pers 10 be put up In paekages Of nve guires each,
all psrfect payer, Of Uniform quality, with NO
An the Manila Paper must be OF pure Ma
uflla stock rat and smooth sheets, and Of The
Tas Adhesive Envelopes must be extra we'll
rummsi With pure vhits gum, OF they will not
b. received and samples Of all sinds Of envelopes
srvry way ss they are to be delivered. Al
shtte envelopes are to be delivered In boxes eor-
M Saanritiss Of the dinersnt articles above
see tarth are supposed to be what viii be re-
Sairrt> bat the Secretary Of the Senate reserves
more OF less Of the several articles according to
the wants Of the Department.
be eunsslered. and preferenee will be given to
prOiu<tiuss Of American Industry, u equally
cheap and Of .. god quality.
Saeh Of the above articles rs may be designated
~ the SECRETARY Of the Senate must be delivered
al hts sces IN thecity OF Washington free Of any
sharrs orr carriage. on or before the LIST day oil
Essry article must be OF the very best quality
un.sss an Interior quality Is called Tor.
A sGrhcient specimen Of each article proposed
slr s TO accompany the proposal, and TO DO
markrt with the name OF the proposer and Of
paper thu weight per ream- The whole OF each
Article specireI In the foregoing list will be
Deemed . class, and the person Offering to fur
ma s 'es P,es ss ,am
IN executing . bond With two more sureties
sstistastsry to the Secretary Of the Senate for
thu performance thereof which bond Is to be nled
IN the once OF the said SECRETARY within ten days
amer the proposal has been accepted
n l1y Articles Contracted for should not be de-
Hssrst within the time stipulated. or should be
INFERIOR IN any respect TO the sample, the bond Of
thu cuncr.renr viii be put In suit
Proposals. should be mdorsed Proposals tor
Stationery tor the Sonata and be directed to
thu Secretary OF the Senate, Washington.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered at
thu Sdtee NEE Of charge
GEOkGE &. aORHAM,
uhl- Slg IStarl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-26
DIED.

,ADAMs;-on Friday, March =, ISL, Mrs ADDIE
DELKoS ADAMS.
ROOKH.-on the I'd OF March, 1877, OF SCARLET
fever, LOUIS, son OF Edward and Molly Brooke,
aged seven months.
BoTTs.-on March n isI7, OF pneumonia, JrLiA.
infant daughter OF John A. and Julia +. BotIS,
aged eight months and thirteen days.
kOELER. - On the ftth OF March. 1877, at 6
O'Clock .. IN, KATE koELEh. daughter OF Mary
and John ". TolburE aged eighteen years.
rnnsrM ", axe place from ihe residence OF her
2;sO O'Clock.
TUCKER. AT Potomac View, wesimorcIand
county, Va. March q. IsT. gro. X q. TUCKER
son OF MARY Il. and the late Geo. W. Tucker, AGED
ten months.
BROWN the nj Of March. Is77, at the resi-
denee OF his son, Charles X. brown, corner south
and Fourth streets, CApitol llill, Lucy BROWN, In
Tue stNenty-righth year OF her age.
The funeral will tAke place on Monday. ssth inst.
from Zion wesley church. ID street southwest, At /
o'clock. Relatives ana friends are rrspccIfu ~ tn
NILSG W attend. =.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-26
THE TREASURES or THE BIBLE.
DIR. Rankin ~ the Congregational Church
A Habitahop for tho Soul.

A. C.-.S-S -,
AT tno congregational Church, yesterday
morning. DR.. Rankin's discourse was from
Math .tiI.bl I'd, uJesus saId unto than, Nv
vs ur,,ars,ood ali ,h.sa ,hin.s, IT,
0' 81, 'nso 'ninss' ihoy say unto
MN Tea Loru' Ihen SAID He unto them,
Therefore every scribe that is instructed unto
the Kingdom OF Heaven Is like unto n man that
il an nou.eboldsr which brInvstb forth On, n,
his treasurer thinys neS and ala ''t'"' 'u' VI
Il he sneaker hessn Nv saxinS thu, IN. p,h,o
was the grand tfeasufe house of t,od's low.
that tbsre rere bnnJreas nresso, a, M 1870
because they love the Bible, who would rather
part with all other books, all earthly treasures,
thAn WIN their interest In this Book, because
they KNOW Mhht GOD has placed In II between
Ae rAIsune lost o. senesls and the Paradise
fehsueu hetelAIons.
inns was MOI always 30. There was time
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-26

MaPlesou, the London manager, who dis
covered the suest-Voised nightingales, Patti and
Nilsson, has Just met with another "streak Of
luck IN Paris. the "nnd" being young girl not
yet out Of her teens who has, for many years fol-
lowed the occupation Of a mold maker for plaster
images. in an Obscure Italian village. Her voice.
alihoGxh lacking cultivation, Is said to be Sc
prsno OF wonderful range and nexibility, and she
mas beea singing In the choir OF q Catholic
church ior four years: she is we'll acquainted
uth music AID gives PROMISE Of becoming
star Of the frst magnitude. She Is q bru.
nette, With large erprsssiye ewes while her hair
when loosened, trails to the ground. The young
LADY nsv At musical school, and II IL prob
couple Of seasons
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-26

Whether At work or at leisure 10 his study,
MI James Russell Lowell occupies . broad easy
chair standing midway betwee the door and the
fireplace, which holds blazing logs. In this
chair be has done most Of his writing, his only
desk being stir piece OF Pasteboard, convent.
entity resting on his knee. One OF the surostiss
which MT. Lowelrs study contains Is . pair OF
silver sleeye-outtOns, new furnished almost into
Burns. Mr.. Lowell IL fond Of trees and flowers.
and often works among them. He Is an angler
and pedestrian never riding when he can walk
and erect.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-26
PRoPosALs FUR SUPPLIES.

NAVY PAY OyTIoE,l
Nd. ~ BROADWAY n. Y, March 10, 1877,
Proposals. sealed and Endorsed on envelope,
~Bsfs n1r Supplies Advertised. " will be received
this once until I: O'Clock, 1Sth March NEXT for
thu ntiasing supplies Of the best quality, to be
delivered nee Of sxpense, at the Navy Yard, New
York subject to the usual inspection, for the use
Of thu navy Ihe eOAl Is to De delivered at such
times ami IN such quantities - the Commandant
may direct q portion Is required for immediate
use-l and VIII be paid fur At the weight Of the
Navy Tart scales. viz:
BUkEAU OF EQUIPMENr AND RECRUIT
ING.
I 90 TONS Anthracite Steamer Broken Coal
rhs right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
that may not be deemed advantageous 70 tho
Gayernment
kesPonsible security required for the prompt
and faithful delivery within the time specified.
Blank forms viii be furnished at this office and
nafs spsnsd IL the hour above named, when par
u<s Interested are invited to be present.
A H. GILMAN
MIN Pay Inspector Uuiled states Navy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-26

multitude OF statesmen, each one Of whom
. lev weeks ago felt that he was burdened with
the sole responsibility Of the Presidential can.
paiEn, have recently awakened 10 . psaetratinx
esnseiousness that they are neither corner stones
nor pillars Ia the Administration temple; ard
yeus architecture doesn't seem iprrm or un-
shAoely There 10 elsarlys mistake about this
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-26

queen NictoTil's health is so bad that she
cannot endure the heated atmosphere Of crowded
rooms OF the fatigue OF prolonged esremoniaI..
ING pfosuat0h witch they induce Is such as
.hstEe OF her enormous political and official
duties Ia1es hsT .:E:ng.E &c ;Ls U.nes:.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-26

DsnsaE sGnsr;mes hslps - brisy our Alateut.
anmar- mi s1msGmrs &c does not Here Is
EInpta az Es recent snsct ulOn the Cincinnati
ELft40sr e II viii 10 noticed that We speAx Of
u1d incumbent If thu Whits House a. plain Mr.
Hayes. We Iniy mean to be reasonably ilzre-
spsurftA Primarily and underlying this seeming
haA lf ruurtssy 10 \ duntampt for returning
1HasntS And a 1ssira 10 retain that Indiana sub
sc-1iler o. al haZarsa"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-26

SATAkhh, offkssINL bisCHAEGEs FRoM THH
HEAD, DEAFNEss, CoNsCNFT1oS AND ALI
CHRoSIc DISEASES SHREWSBURY rEEArEb.
That the tinid and dIsAppOiLted may feel the
utmost assurance and eonhienee in the goo1 fafth
Of DIR. Hartley, he generously proposes 10 attend
all persons rich and poor free Of charge until the
best evidence and most oOnytnolnE proOfs Of sno-
cess have been realized from his treAtment
once and residence, - Tenth street north west
ICerIiteate from Mr.. Herbert HllIeT.I
The published card Of the Rev. Dr. DOner pas
tor Of the English LatherAn church, Elegenih
and ii streets, this city, iDdOrsed by others q
the highest resPectAhility, led me 70 N early
conference with DIR. Hartley regarstng 4 severe
case Of eatarrh, from which had suffered many
years. So obstinate and aggravated had its form
assumed that my hearing and lungs had become
seriously involved, and threatened with every
symptom Of consumption. l an happy % state
that the result Of my experiences has proved most
gratifying. and the cure Is complete Nhieh
prompts me 10 make this unsolicited AcknJwle1-
gment. HEREEET HuLIER
az l. street nurthHest
Once and residence q DR. Harley, va resth
st.GG. I.iIlEsSs., . 4sAAIstUa. A.GTs, IL S-y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-26

II is generally supposed by certain class Of
oitilens, who are not practical or experienced,
that dyspepsia cannot invariably be cured, hui
We are pleased TO say that Greens August
cure Flower has never, to our knowledge, failed to
dyspepsia and liver complaint IN all Its forms such
as four stomach, costiveness, sick headache, PAL
plation OF the heart, low spirits, &C. &C. Out Of
10000 dozen bottles sold last year not single
failure was reported, but Thousands Of compli-
mentary letters received from druggists Of won
derful cures. Three doses will relieve any case.
Try 1t. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular size rs
cents For sale by U. Stott b Co.. Wholesale
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-26

al khlnnrrs CBgaa-ns have been sBid turing the
zha Vsrtirt that r thu besf haiF is.ffi4y n the
uiIriI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-26

VIM. Lloyd Garrison has written . letter TO
Senator Blaine warmly eomnsnding his speech
on the admission Of Mr. Kellogg a. Senator from
L0uisiana He says BE assured to you will be
accorded the warn approval OF all those trisd
and true souls In the land Who remsnser too Wv.
idly the avfal eonssqueuees that have resulted
In the past from eouArtly csmpremises with the
despotie and rebefiisus spirit OF the South to
sanction any more insane attempts to draw out
the lsyfAthsn With . hook to harmoaIss rad.
ieally hostile eiements and to paoineate disloy-
atty oy treating u with special Consideration or
course yeu Will be most turiously assAiled BY the
pseudo Democratic organs, North and South; but
this Will be SURE proof that you have sakAeousIy
Etrusk the keynote in the right place and At the
night time and mAnfnlly met the issue presented
Legitimate government. So they vrithed and
hovlsd ~ the delivery OF your nooly patriotic
speech on the amnesty bill at . former session Of
Congress-a speech that proved A. potent a. the
spear Of Ithuriel when u touched the disseuu-
bling toad and evoked the demon In his real
shAps-A speech to which the only objection that
could b made vas It's SURPRISING elemeney to the
whole rebel mas, making but single exception
IN the person of the areh-traitor Of them ALL
Jefferson Davis. and he excepted emily because Of
his offeial responsibility for the unparalleled
horrors OF AndeTsouyille-a speech which by the
walls Of urlth II brought upon your head, not
vtthstandiug its excessive mAEnanimity demon
uratsd that nothing will 'eonciliate the South
but 10 put the control OF the Federal Govern
msnt and the destiny Of the nation into her
hsnds IS In the days Of her oligA-ehal So
premaey."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-26
CIT I1ENS
For Low EsrIaArEs

For Low EsTiNATEs
and good work in the line Of Plumbing and Gas
hitting, 30 better place than Hamilton's q, Y. n.
U. A. building, Ninth and d streets, can DO
found. 1t lie the largest establishment In the
city. AL work guaranteed Largest and best
display Of gas fixtures. In bronze crystal gilt and
silver, south Of New York; also, slate and marble
mantels, CRATES, &c.
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wLBoR's CoxrousD OF PURE Con LIVE or
AND LANE

The advantage OF this compound over the plain
OIL 10 that the nauseatinR taste Of the OIL Is
tirely removed, and the whole rendered entirely
pslatable. The offensive taste Of the Oh has
long acted as prominent objection 10 Its use; but
In this form the trouble Is entirely obyiated. A
host Of certificates might be given here to testify
70 the excellence and success Of "Wlbsrs Cod
regularly prescribed by the medical faculty u
suffietent. For sale by A. b. Wilbor, Chemist
Boston, and by all druggists,
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Q1Q WI NARROWER, D1O
oLO sENkNTH STREET., OLD
ftxs do.ra ffOm Penn1ytyaniA Avenue north
STOVES RANGES.
FURNACES, EIRE BRICKS.
kERAIRS fOR ALL KINDS OF STOVEs
IULL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE TITR.
an HISHIN0 GOODS
CUT THIS OUT -LAUNDRY.-IF YOU
~ NanL yOur shirfs snd clothes done In, an peFior
I 1900. ~ a5lS.n,- prices send them 70 tho
49, H@'NTEt W EisNenfh Sire noglhsCst.
Aks- ~ RIRSkS.
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lust AKKIs ED AND ON EXHIBITION
" sAELuvs AIT GALLERY,
LES PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

ous Of tns best eopte- Of Rsphael's Madonna al
san siseos'' This beaatfal picture, with many
sehsrs from same collection. VIII veil repay visit
Pun stork arrived for the Holidays. statuary,
rlsv~rsI NGt1o~ss rrsnsparencfes. Ae- EAsels with
n1mss ar-,chst for Cabinet and carte de vists
Tnaographs. For Christmas or " eSidins Presents
vhsf can be more beautiful than . hne Painting,
Na1sr-Coior Drawing. EnErnvtnx or Fine Photo
rrsPdf Call and examine our stock. which Il one
% ne largest in America Cord, wire. Nails, &C.,
Ir.ms. % an llad. made 10 erdsr. Paintings
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-26
Hhs LiliPaaAak

DsaAtn's LHtputian Comic Opera Company
nnn ~ira sum 1sEterinx suscsrs n FOrd's opera
hiila during the past wesk that they have de-
ttt-t n rumasn win a1oIaer week The MI
ft1lL sIzraEaszazI- Jack the Giant Killer -"
having I-lsn n pnlnc favor At eacl rendition
I'll 10 ruprosiarsa. This vii be the last OppOr-
T11lfF daT rEgans I'LL have Of seeing toxet her
gIrlL