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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-11-28

CHEAPEST
CLOTHING HOUSE,
IN NEW ORLEANS.
LEON GODCHAUX,
81 and So CANAL STREET.

Children Suits. sto 10 years, s. and upwards
Boys Suits, 10 to Is years.-....$ IS and upwards
Youths Suits, ID to 20 years...$6 and upwards
Mems Suits, from IS and upwards
Also full assortment of FURNISHING
GOODS.
HATS of the Latest Style at Low Prices.
Country Orders Filled C. o. ID.
LEON GODCHAUX,
nev2877-6n.l NEW ORLEANS,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-11-28

TERMs PER AnNUM-PosrAGE FnEE:
OSE Corr, -. FIvE CoP1Es, S.. TExre
les, SIS THEMxA CopIEs $25
An EXTRA CoPYAsusTl he-seht FREE
person sending SIS for Club of Ten, q
cav n rls1h AZ Twanfv
National Republican., 1877-10-01
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.

public. ~ ' " '''
The county schools north and east of the city
An oyerasscssmcnt on lot ., square 7oi has been
rescindcd.
y. Adams asks permission to place an electric
apparatus on the sidewalk.
The French Minister asks that the alley In the
rear of his stables bcput In repair.
-Eisnn Brothers ask for a lamp at the corner Of
seventeenth and streets northwest
v.., v1,Leep.es have been zen granted as follows Basil
The auditor has passed thirty.threc bills,
amounting In the aggregate to siI, 1915.
Commissioner Dennison has gone to Princeton,
\: J., on a brief visit, and will from there go to
Mr.. Geo. NJ lockwood. chief clerk OF the Int
public.
Tho new inspector of buildings and supcrin
this morning.
A permit to repair n house oil Second street,
between Nrvinin avenue and street southeast, has
been granted to Fred Herman.
Tho contract for building the foot bridge over
the canal ut Potomac street, Georgetown, has been
awarded to McssS. King and Long.
The residents on street between Finccnth
and Sixteenth streets northwest. want four addis
itonal gas lamps erected on this square
THE Board Of Health calls attention to the con.
diton Of the public urlnnl. and recommends that
something be done TO abatc the nuisance.
street Is planted with trees to NJ street aud from NJ
TO streets the paycmcntS are ready for planting.
Tho Board Of Health has informed the COmms.
sioncrs that offensive and Injurious sewer gases
escape from the trip in the alley north of No. sii
Tenth street northwest.
Permission has been given Henry Fulton to
erect M electric battery IN front of his premises
No 91l Four nnd-a-half street northwest, aud con-
tnuc the privilege until otherwise ordered
District Attorney D.rncy approves the applca.
tOn Of McsSrS. Stone aud lfnnicy to the cxtcnt Of
tiptFt thpt nf a,,I
s1n mud TO lie allowed to file assignments of their
rights.
commissioner Bryan has condemned the brick
aud sand being used IN rebuilding the arch Of
the Tbcr Greek sewer. at the intersection Of North
Capitol street and New York avenue. The con.
tractor promises to provide better material.
MIR. s. J. Richie having purchased n majority
OF the board Of audit certificates IN class wants
permission to examine all In that class which have
been cnj0incd also. the numbers Of auditors Ger
tlncnics and amounts converted into board Of audit
c.rllllnnIns
National Republican., 1877-10-01
CITY NOTES.

No more outdoor concerts.
Seventeen tramps lodged in the stations
Saturday night.
Judge Smell will resume his duties at the
Police Court to-day,
Very rough fabrics will be used for out
side garments this fall.
1t is now the season when tho gamin
shouts, shoot the srw hat"
George Dogan was fined 81 and costs In the
Police Court on Saturday for striking George q.
simms In the face.
The police made thrty-four arrests dur
Ing Saturday and saturday night Fourteen were
for dr,mkrnc,s.
David Smith, colored was com mittId to iai
for thirty days by Judge Smell on Saturday for the
larceny of some tools from Mr.. Edward Knowles,
notwithstanding his emphatic protcstatlOn that
the right thief Nin't caught yet
Maryland Commandery, Ne. /, Knights
TcmplRr, OF Baltimore. have perfected arrange
ments for n pilgrimage to Mount Vernon on
Wednesday, OrtULer ~, They viii b. escorted
through this city by Columbia Comlnandery, No, 2,
A little seven year old colored boy, named
John Valiant, was clicked up OIL Seventh street by
officer Sallyll. Saturday evening, Aitcr several
hours search the WANDERERS step father was found
IN Prather's alley, md he was restored TO his
home
The Gcrmana Fire Insurance Company
Of this city hlcd with the recorder Of deeds on
saturday ccrlRrnte Of payment of It's Gntre chpi'
tai stock, amounting to SNGD This hOuTlshing
home Institution IL well establiShed aud prepared
10 insure rGal aud personal property In the District
National Republican., 1877-10-01
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

by Thomas Bowling;
At a. m, steinway piano forte, cover and stool
elegant parlor and chamber furniture, Brussels
carpets &c.
At 3 D. m. valuable improved real estate prop.
crty, No. I'll d street northwest.
At 6p. m valuable property on Eighteenth and
L streets. near Boundary.
Al o'clock. siyt"enth annual auction sale
Of Forfeited Piled sCs aud commission z NOds Of
:. GIdStein & Co.'S loan office, corner Tenth and
u streets.
ny r. II. Warner:
At Up. NJ, valuable un!mrroved property on the
south side Of NJ street; between Sixteenth and
seventeenth streets northwest.
At y. m. frame house and lot on the alley bc.
tween Third and F0ur'and.a half and and
streets southwest.
by Thomas l.. Waggnman:
At i:1p. M. valuable improved property or
Tenth street, between G aud II streets northeast.
by DuncausOn Hros.:
At 10 a. m. dry goods cassimcrcs. blankets IA.
he linen. canton innncls, tnweing, calico, dress
good. gloves glnghnms, shirt bosoms, cambrics
hnndkCrchcs, buttons. dress lIningS tCkings com
forts bnlmOral skirts, hosiery, black nlpacns &c
.vc., being the entire stock Of dealer declining
business
National Republican., 1877-10-01
A JOURNALISTIC FAREWELL.

Mr.. Vim. J. Muriagh having withdrawn from the
conduct Of the NhTIoSiL RErrnIICAS. the attaches
Of the paper. unilrr his management, Saturday
evening rendered t. him AID Mn. Mnrtagh com
pimrnt,ry su"rrr. The affair was luite inf,rmal
and oil that account the morr enjoyable Seated
around the hoard, at which Mr.. and Mrs. Murta.l,
occupied the pnsi!"Hs OF honor. We're Mr.. A. "
Soiclin jr.. late man Eng editor nf TIII RRrRLl
CAS. Mr>Srs Alfred Williams. 4. r. Head ]. h. III.
pFav Joseph Y. Potts Alfred J. Clarke and Henry
+. Goodwin Of the editorial aud rcpnrtbrial staf :
Amer discussing the merits Of u rrOst excellent
and Mn. MuT;ufh. Mr.. Sutcldu spoke for hl, us,n.
rinte' aud Mr.. MTrtach responded. The rrmnrk'
were characterized with good fellowship Rnl ~
grrt for the change thGt have obliged those who
surrounded IL" board t. srpsrntr and seek lifi'r
cut paths IA ne. AncT tho racstS nf honor hnd de
parted n pleasant hurc Wa, sirit among tho
"boys.' offering tNa>tS tl rRcli other and recalling
"reminiscences of their mutual !nhrrS.
National Republican., 1877-10-01
LOCAL n,LL oossrP-aAMEs TO BE PLAYED.

LOCAL HALL NOSsIP-VAMS TO BE Played.
Monday, October 1. Creighton VS.. Patriot
wednesday. October 4. Creighton vs. National
Thursday, October T. National VS.. Eagle.
Friday. October g. Creighton VS. Eagle,
Saturday. Octnhcr6 National VS.. Baltimore.
The past week has been rather disastrous TO
Astoria have dlsbandcd and their players have
been grn',hcd up by the other four so that the
amateur championship has narrowed down to the
National. Creighton, Eagle and Patriot, with the
chances dccidcdly in favor Of the first named for
for tho other mines to bat those terrible curves Of
Bnnnnn.
On Saturday morning the Franklin and Abbott
met for the lr:t time on the Olympic grounds, and
rs curve pitching was brought to bear. against
"Bur's' bows they were forced TO succumb by tho
score tfiOtoe.
In the afternoon OF the same day the National
and Patriot played the first game OF their series,
nnh ~ was generally supposed the Red Legs"
found no difficulty IN polishing OF their young
rivals bv score of II to IN six innings. The fca-
turc of the game was q nne handed catch Of liner
at thir'l by luSk on which he made a neat double
play by cutting man on at first. Lake aud llouck
also played well in their positions. and Trott the
new catcher. proved himself to be the right man
for Bnnnnn. StcarnS. Us unrre. gave general sat.
isiHctiOn and should he see III to sever his cunnec
tinn with the National his ,crviccs will he avalcd
Of In every game played on the Olympic grounds
as he l. without doubt che finest IN the city.
This afternoon the Crcghton and Patriot play
on III" Olympic grounds at o'clock. and as tho
"RihlcS' succeeded in warming the "Gr,en Leg"
IN the" last contest. this one will doubtless prove
very closc and very Interesting
Some very fine games are booked to come OF
this week nnj no douh many Will avail them
selves Of the opportunity to them, MS the season
to play.
Game .hruii be called at o'clock sharp for II Is
too dark nj go tn 7cc the hill, and patrons Of the
game desire to sec the full nine innings played
National Republican., 1877-10-01
THE MARINE BANDS LAST CONCERT

The EtiCndnncc ut the concert nj the Presidents
grounds saturday afternoon was larger than usual
aud the land made the lTr"rEmmr lnTger Both
the nctnhcrS Of the band and tho audience seemed
be a,s,'mhlCd on thOso grnuils for tho fllmr Ilr.
pose that called them "ut lnnt day he musicians
Secmc h strive specially To please that day and
they wrr, rc"nrdrl by hearty applause at the end
Ofr :"h NIn'u,
The nf';cf rcilcng the number aud pay Of
mrnh"is nj 'hr lAni was t. have gone intn effect
today. but tl,r,ush III" efforts uf Colonel MrCau.
ley rnnrnnu irnt "r the Marine CnrpS and others,
Srrrrtnr, Th.mp,nn has Consented to stay pro-
CceliugS AMI partially suspend the operation of
the nrlrr until amer Congress meets, when the
friends Of the hand hope that favorable rgsIatinn
may he "hnluri. The band will probably remain
pS Il Il until that time,
National Republican., 1877-10-01
DEATH OF FITZHUGH CoyLE,

Fitzhugh Coylc, esq. died yesterday at his resi-.
dcncc. on X street. His death was not unex-
pectcd, p he had long been suffering from ncu-
rnlgia OF the stomach. which proved to he the
fatal malady The deceased was u native Of tho
city Of Washington. and had been Identified with
its business interests ns merchant aud banker for
many years. He filled the Office of comptroller Of
the District ~ highly creditablc manner. and Mt
the time Of his death was president Of the National
Bank Of the Republic. Whatever position he has
occupied. either IN public or private, he enjoyed
the respect of those with whom he was associated
as an honest man aud useful citizen. Ills loss to
the District will be universally felt and acknOwl-
edged. At the time Of his death he was hftyrnine
years Of age. but was yet in the zenith of his man
hood and usefulness.
National Republican., 1877-10-01
THE LABOR EXCHANGE.
TRADES AM OCCUPATIONS REPRESENTED
BT THE APPLICANTS.


BS THE APPLICANTS.
The Labor Exchange is now In good working
condition. There are itIHds In the treasury aud an
Office has cen established on the iSt floor Of the
Scnton building. Louisiana avenue. During the
past week tho office has been crowded every day
with unfortunate men In search OF work. The
following list shows the trades and occupations
represented by the applicants for the week ending
September 20:
Bontmcn. .; brlcklnyrrs, 3: broOm-mnkcrs, l;
bakers q; hlRcksmithS r. butchers. Il boys, &;
brass fnishcr, I; book kbndcr, |: boiler-mnkcr. I:
barber I; carpenters II: cooks. p cOarhmcn -;
CaulkcrS. p chair Gamers, .; cotton manufacturer.
|: clerks, 81 drivers, ~; dnirymen, .; draughts-
man. !; engineers, 4; freneil. g. farm hands. Il:
florist. l.; gas filters. 4: gardeners q; grocer, 4;
hostlcrs, 10; helpers, H. iron workers, .:
laborers, III; mnchnsts, 4; miller l. messenger, 1;
nouldcrs, p printers, g. PAYERS, I: painters, IL
pnstcrcrS q; papcr hanger l. pilot |: photographer
|; portcrs, T. railroad hand. l. stone cutters b stone
mnsons b servant, L. scroll-sawycr. l: steward, l:
superintendent |; shoemaker, l. salesman. l. store
keepers, l. tcamsters, q; tinners &: turner, l. up.
hnlstercr. I; Wallets, = wntchmcn, 49, whitewashers,
L. walters, -: wcldiggcrs Q; workers in brass and
wood, . wagon maker, l.
National Republican., 1877-10-01
FOUNDRY CHURCH.
THE PRESIDENT AND SPOTTED TAILS IN
DlANS WOllslIIp TOGl.rIIER

Yesterday morninr the Found'y NJ T. Church
was crowded. Mrs.. Hayes came IN Mt an carly
hour and visited the sabbath Srhunl which was III
session. She Joined heartily with tho children In
their singing exercise. The President aud his son
and occupied the pew assigned frr their accom-.
mediation. Mr.. brown preached from the text
Isaiah. 18th rhapter gtl verse: "Wac unto him that
strvcth with his maker" lieut.. ". +. Clark
spotted Tail led Cloud. MIh tho ia'rgatlru Or
Sioux lmllansan four Interpreters with Dr Jane.
Irwin and his lady, were prrsc.It nnd orcuuivil
seats To the len Of the pulpit The Indians M.
pcarcd Interested In the exercises. A number Of
them knCelGi In prayer aud the others sat rover.
cntly with bowed heads, aud seemed tn understand
that prayer was being offered TO the Great Spirit
When the inSnIring tones Of the organ rang ont
upon the quiet scene they turned To listen H. the
Snnd and during the singing their eyes sparklcd
with delight
National Republican., 1877-10-01
A BUNGLING INCENDIARY
SENT TO THE GRAND JURY FOR SETTING
HOUSE on FIRE

In the Police Court on Saturday Ralph Thomas
q coored cripple. was held for the action Of the
grand Jury In slGD bonds for arson in setting fire
to the premises No 3 ID street southeast occupied
by Mrs. Sarah Marshall. cnlOrcd. on Friday morn
ing last. From the testimony II appears that
Thomas who was an inmate Of the house, IN the
early hour OF the morning tore open his bch. re-.
moved the shucks thcrcfrom, and sAturutng them
with c,al oil distributed them about the promises
lie also placed small cans OF coal oil At different
places about the first nnOr and started lire under
them IN the cellar. Fortunately. the flames were
discovered before they had gained much hcahwsy.
anl were easily oNtingulshcd with few buckets Of
water. The act was traced to Thomas by the fact
that he had dropped the shucks all along the pas.
sage from his room to the cellar
National Republican., 1877-10-01
EXJNsPECTOR pIOWMAN

Last Saturday Mr.. Thomas PlowmHn terminated
his connection with the District government nS IN.
spcctor of buildings. Mr.. Plowman went into OF
lcr under the engineer on July Is 1874 and sIhse-
qucntly organized the bureau Of buildings which
his srpcrviSion the Office 5325 permits have been
issued, and over sl6jOO0 expended under his di.
rrrtinn. Late on Saturday he received a letter
signed by numerous builders, mechanics and other
citizens rcgrcuing his withdrawal from the posi-.
tnn Of inspector. lie has ALWAYS enjoyed the rep
utaton Of an honest officer and believed to have
peTformed his duty faithfully
National Republican., 1877-10-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

0NR visit 10 Dr. Hartley insures instant relief for
catarrh. No exorbitant fees In advance Resi-
dcnco removed to 99+ New York avenue.
Iet-of clothing. Watches pistols, &c, bought at
HcrEoy's 9l5 street Orders attended 70.
All kinds Of trunks made to order repaired and
covered a, Murray's, oo6 Pennsylvanla avenue,
Market Space.
The finest New York butter In the city; also,
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Western but.
ter, nt spicers butter store, southwest corner OF
Ninth and stroen Fine cheese at less than Bal
tiinoro prices. No impossibilites advertised, but
WINGED. ~
National Republican., 1877-10-01
A uORSE.THIEF ARRESTED

Saturday Detective Voss brought from Baltimore
to this city James McQuaidc, who hns become
noted aS u desperate hprscthicf. On the night o
september 26 horse was stolen from the sinh!c o
Mr.. J. W. Yrwell, Of this city and the then was
traced 10 McQmidc. Dispatches were sent to lialt
more and til" detectives Of that city arrested him
and turned him over tn Detective NoSs. McQund
was convicted Of horsesteaing IN Maryland IN 1871
aud sentenced TO thirteen years imprisonment lie
was pardoncd out about three months ago.
National Republican., 1877-10-01

THE BosroN Atlas IN 1887 advertised that "an ex.
perlcncc of ire years has demonstrated OF FArhankS
scales that for accuracy, convenience aud duTa.
bility they arc unrlvnled" Tho Atlas and most oi
the mon who made It are dead but the Fairbanks
Scale, retaining and increasing its merits has en-
largcd its domain until II has become the rccOg'
nZcd standard Of the world-nll within the life.
time OF its inventor.-NcT York Erening Post
National Republican., 1877-10-01
SPOILED IIER OWN CASE,

Susan NAppins colorcd, had Ann lIoof also col.
Orcd arrested frr an assault on her. and when the
case was called In the Police Court Saturday she
testified Ihnt they had a quarrel, and when she
went To pick mp brick Ann struck her You
had brick In your hand when she struck You 2"
inquired the Court "Ycs. SIR answered susan
That will do. then The case Is dismissed" was
thn larOmIn MhgnnMi.
National Republican., 1877-10-01
against loss or damage by nre, on the most reason
able tsrma Give them cali at once. 6S5 street

apis ~rmA ViVe them call at once. $50 y street
--Ycsterday afternoon hre was discovered
In the Ion OF stabe in the rcnr Of go East Capitol
street belonging TO y. II. Newmeycr. with the as.
sistance Of the neghbors It was extInguished with
but tralng loss II Is supposed TO be OF ncendlary
origin.
The visiting Indian delegation have con-
cludcd 10 make evisit to Mount Vernon to morrow
Capt Frank lIollingshead will transport the braves
on the steamer Arrow and show them tho beauties
Of the Potomac, 1.-THE day proves pleasant, doubt.
less there will be large gathering at Mount
The "Bon yivants" of this city are In clo-
ycr, owing 70 the announcement made In our col.
ums that Welckcr, the wnrld.rcnowncd CASTRO
nomic artist Is to reopen his famous restaurant At
No. IN Fifteenth street northwest, on Monday,
October I. Long starving denizens can now be
filled up according to their taste and appetite.
Early this morning Special officer Wheeler
found man lying on the sidewalk In an intoxi.
Gated condition, and attempted TO carry him home,
but he stouty resisted and struck the officer several
times In the face, He was escorted to the station.
house, where he gave his name as Jack Bawn lie
VIII Interview Judge Smell to-day.
National Republican., 1877-10-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were Issued Saturday as
follows! Frederick n. Troll, Of Baltimore, and
bertha y. schwartz Of Washington, d, C.; MorCcl.
Eliza Thomas. Of Washington, D. C.; Henry e, Nor.
rls and Rachel Jasper; Burton Cleveland and Jane
Luckett, Of Washing.
National Republican., 1877-10-01
THE LAND RECORD.

NJ. Ashford aud N. r. Csllan, trustees, to Henry
W. IIowgatc, north 20 feet front Of square ID s26
James T. Pritchard To Clinton Mitchell ct al lots
Of ground for 500 George II. Johnson and wife to
Thomas r. GhSkins rt H. lot u, square le0 $500
same TO same, lot 7, square 1905, 500.
CHNTTEL DEEDS.
Mrs. VI. +. SouthHl to Jerome Lee.
National Republican., 1877-10-01
AN INVESTIGATION CLOSED.

On Saturday last tho commission which has
been In session at the Interior Department for
eral weeks investigating the charges preferred by
Assistant Commissioner Doollttle against j. Me-
Clary Perkins, closed the hearing Of testimony on
both sides. report will he made up and submit.
ted t. Secretary Schurz as soon as circumstance,
will permit Final action In the case will then be
taken by the Secretary.
National Republican., 1877-10-01
BASH BALL
TIRE NATIONAL IP-porNos OF
THE LOCAL, (IJ'Ra

TINE I'M rONA u VHAMFIONSHI UF
THE LOCAL CLUB9
As was predicted last week, the Bostons have re-
CURED the championship for the coming season, as
they finished their incompleted series with the
Hartfords by winning the three last games The
Louisvilles have recovered their lost ground, and
there Is no doubt that thsy will be second, having
won three out OF four games played during tho
past week, beating the Sc Louis twice and Chica.
gos once, The Hartfords come next being third
81. louis fourth, aud tho celebrated Chicago
Giants have to content themselves with bringing
up the rear In case the Cincinnati games should be
thrown out. The following table shows how they
each stand as regards games won and lost:
National Republican., 1877-10-01
TUp IIIIINLS IJot,sp

one square north nf the Capitol, Is the most con.
vrn,rnT and desirable location for Members of
Congress and others connected with the Capitol
during the sessions Of Congress. with splendid
suites Of rooms and irStclass table, II has become
great hvOritc with the public
National Republican., 1877-10-01
CITY ITEMS.

GREAT REDUCTION In prices Of Slate and Marble
Mantcls. For tho purpose Of reducing my stoc K In
tho above branch, which Is the largest and most
varied ever exhibited In this city. propose to sell
at cost for cush for the next thirty DAYS II IL,
Hamilton, Y. N. G. A. Building Ninth and b
National Republican., 1877-10-01

THE largest stock Of agcs at the lowest prices
west,
National Republican., 1877-10-01

My ASSORTMENT Of hrst. class carriages Is unsur
passed, and for salc Ms low as the lowest al
Grahlm's AZ Eighth street northwest
National Republican., 1877-10-01
TO ORDER.
Suits SO same as elsewhere at s25
EIsEMAN Bros, corner of Seventh and +.

We WOULD CALL attention to the advertisement
IN another column Of the Preparatory Classical De-
Grcrk can be studied more Clcaply than anywhere
else In the city under one of the best Of principals
II Is open TO white students ~ well Ms cOlored and
frequently has both races represented We learn
that white gentleman OF high position has just
decided 10 place his son there 10 be fitted for col
lege, The Medical Department Of the same nsti.
tuition has majority OF white students
National Republican., 1877-10-01

GEsrLENES's Dress Hats best grades. lowest
prices. srISENErz, Halter,
1871 pcnnSylyauia avenue
National Republican., 1877-10-01

For keeping out cold air, desdening sound mott
proof, easy TO be put down, and make carpets wea
Cstidr GTpa Lining, advertised In another column
by 4, Morrison, sos street.
National Republican., 1877-10-01

LADIES Seal skin SarqueS a2 inches deep. 500 at
SrISEMErz l2aT Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-10-01

GrANACo Umbrellas, ST. silk Umbrellas paragon
framc.l s3.5h, at sTiSEMHrZ's.
1877 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-10-01

HAnrs Insect Powder Is the best In the world
col Ninth street.
National Republican., 1877-10-01

HARTs Insect Powder In great demand, 60
Ninth street
National Republican., 1877-10-01

SEIECT styles Of hats for youths and children, o.
SriSEMErLs, I'm Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-10-01

ASK for Hart'S Roach Powder, take no other
Notice trade mark.
National Republican., 1877-10-01
] Ew ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.
HOME COMFORTS.

FELIX DEsFossEs FRENCH BAKERY,
l. Established isj0)
Is YEARS ~ IsCREAAI Su SUCCESS
FELIX DiSFOSSE,
heweil'known and only real French baker Inwnshlng
ton Inns removed TO No. AO2 II street between Iwen
tIth ana twenty first streets, near Pennsylvania
nue. where IN house expressly built for The purpose,
he has greatsr facilities than before for the mnnniac.
inrc Of The best French and American Bread French
bread specially. Liberal terms offered TO hotels
n, h-French Bread Is recommended for psrsonr
OF delicate health especially for those suffering from
dyspepsia Beware Of limitations det !
National Republican., 1877-10-01
EXCURSIONS.

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS
The steamer ARROW, Captain Frank HolIIngs
head, Is the only boat allowed TO land passrnxers ri
Mount Vernon Wharf passengcrs taxing this
steamer (Which s connected with the Ladies' Mount
Vernon AsSOciatOn) AVOID riding In Ambulances
three miles, As by other lines.
Round trip 81, including admission to Mansion and
Grounds.
Steamer leaves seventhstre wharf DAILY, (sun
day ercspcd) at 10 u. and returns about n.
J. McH, lIOLLINGSwO ORTIZ,
Supt, Ladies' Mount Vernon Association,
FnANK IIOLLINGSIIEAD D. sir. ArrnM. lY.l.ti
National Republican., 1877-10-01
TO ORDER.
EisrsAN bios, corner of Seventh and z.

ALL the principal drug stores sell IIarts Insec
Powder. SOticc trade mark.