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National Republican., 1877-11-08
HOUSES.


housekeeping, oil seventh street between Nj and N
nsr Invest W. W. BrRDETTE, No. g,s Sever tn
street northwest, nON7-3t
ENUR RENT-TIIREESTORY BRICK HOUSE:
hay wi dows; all modern imprnvcml niS; tlree
blocks from taptIl GrCunds. q, and 80 per month
to right kind OF tenants. In Iure Of
J. Il. ARCHER
nos.f Rooms - Is Federal Buildings, 7th q + si4.
nor RENT TO GOOD TENANT FOR A
4 moderai- prize. the beau ifu residence known
ms "IIillsdc," IN UniOntOwn, short walk from the
car route. House contains eaht rooms Two pnzsl.s
front, with barn, cIrrlagr-hnus-. wood hulse. hen.
house, Er,, and two acres rf ground with Cho c.
fruit. Inquire At 6ia street northwest. oc2i-tf
nor RENT-THE NEW AND ELEGANTLY.
finished resiienCe, containing twelve rooms,
with every convenience, No $50 VrrmOnt avenue
corner Of Fineenth street and New York ave oci3tf
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Minor Distrlct Notes,

Drawbacks are asked for on lot l, square $50.
M. A. Kanfeld has been transferred to the as
lum pay roll as All overscer
,-Lampposts are requested on.. G. street, between
First and North CapitSi streets
The enSneer recommends the placing Of win.
to. doors In the Western Market
The Board Of Health call attention TO the con-
diton of the alley between Twelfth street and Yer.
mont avenue and X and streets northwest
The following permits for repairs have been Is.
sued Elizabeth Flynn. put In front Of house; Mrs.
Ellis, TX noors william Myers move frame house.
The Attorney oi the District thinks that the
property Of the Colored orphan A yum belongs 10
an Institution of purely public charity, and comes
within the purvew of The exemption act
National Republican., 1877-11-08
HoteI Arrivals

NASH y lion Sh"p%qn P f9ssasn S and aHs smiy nGy
S wspS S%a ioh Sof5 pSses, H%o'GSf y John snoT
Ss%, PSSsw " r,S,. ssw sSs s, va 3 0n Vy ls,TS
Penn; HSn G:,isis A. Campbell resi 4 EsDsnsa, Ind
% ESS an Tenn s%ait py.qsrSs f'S@rs fsIs
phiadsphis Joh, P We hersl, Plnladelphin l. 4
sprs ksnail On hass% s% fn fsfls.
nSS sysT. S Hiry TGssv epai 81 is Hnr y R%as RE snc% y
yiS. Sn,Fs fi, nS,n TT ,.o and WIFE, Monte
kiSs; & tf" r. nFs asSTR %Ss a s"? s%,al lseS
Y%MnIi NJ oys N% rmImpon' Mas Nus; ! e. mcl1uGi % g.
S|,sSs yS n 81 Ffasa NSss; 4 D Wrishs ss lr 8
4 M.i rG% 4 Ms yT cma tsSss issT "a r
@ r.. Mas; Z psr,nSlo r and " ; PirmeIo, NY; Z
rSEi" 1S%s. SSS yr v TS%GnS" &"r Gf A. orsn SE;n"
fR der4bIa Mls u" AZ ps AID u TSr TT%Io5 mS tfs
g y. cityi s,sn; ,man. cityi u q Amber f1G II 5
P$i;y,,n EP$%iTy r% gss Willie Ss@ss$ assSt 2s
Wn.a,..; WK1n,Ss; l. M Nni,iGg GiS kohsTis Id AZ
WE cEnnr MA cSrfS, PA: t3an"' gsmsSn ShS ;s
W.T. Zane GG SS'i sf5rH'Pn TneT Mo T'f GS
W W t.Ihes;, Va; a Randei. " r smart, q
KancI 1oqpt & Ga 3sS%Ss sSnSSsr pfyO0d VI Es
Sc Yst'S% q IP;%$ P% @ { ssS SS MAT $S%%s
OniD; Hon u II II trrk on, Tenn; ] II bunker, wife
and IN ID, Fla; Miss Wilcox, Md: ID irwin, W :
MEGA KEY, USA; W II II Terrell and wife, Pa:
yharles II Coolidge, u Smith, U $ x; Hon Il q
| liarmer. pa; Mr.. q W Kendall baltimore q tjur-
ney and wife, 4 s,ickney, a o Ash on, Mas, Dr +
Dubois. N JAMES Allen, = A; Hrgor
nd wife, Chicago; Hon Newton Booth, Cali IL q
Mood, La; IL Pnchow, G BLACK, Hon Harry
White, Pa.
Ne,rgpq,itsn $ coIenrt Pa; N NJ Rosenwassa,
Ohioi W + blackwell, N q; A Damp, N W Pat
i,son, U y; Il Zoiuo, NY Fortune, Mo A
Detroit; II TesSet NJ; Hon J Quinn, ~ q
l,rashee, I. Cuppia, Va; W ID Rollgson, w Va; Il q
Preston, Conn; W ID Delund, & Silenberg, + l. TO-
sentrai, N Y.
drtb,qtoa.-Ew W st toughton, Mrs NJ whitney, Mrs
Marsha Jewell, tonm Erret!, n tsbnrgi J W
Hungeriord, toiIing. Y; q II Butler, city; II W
SHAW, Hon ID wills, Ransom Scott, II Smith.
Riups-Mrs DR. Ramsay and daughter, Phllsa.,, ,,,bta.
7 II slckles, Pa q Mckay, Miss barrow ,aiss pepce
Fed aud vile Boston; Har son Earl and wife
Iii Ia IPi.s i.s = AVA lh. Ga Gam
o'eii, b@a,,i'n".e; @ q Lawson and w.ft, N Y.
MpsfSYJ W Hell &C, Philadelphia; A A Bald.
Montgomery County Pa; W V Perry Beaver Daiii
Wis W Pam II, san Francisco.
National Republican., 1877-11-08
Oldest Inhabitants Association.

The regular monthly meeting of the Oldest
Inhabitants Association was held yesterday after.
noon at the City Hall. Dr. Blake, the president,
occupied the chair The committee appointed at
the lat meeting u request members to he pune.
tual In attending reported that they had visit, d
eN ery one whOse name appeared on the roll, and
the majority stated that Tie hour for h ,lding the
meeting -four y. M was incnnyenicnL The pTopr.-
cly ul changing The time u lalCr In the evening
was then discussed, but owing 10 the smal number
present action was deferred until the next regular
meeting Ahrr the transaction Of routine business
the association adjourned until the hrst Wednes.
day In December
National Republican., 1877-11-08
Law Summary,

Robert Dorsey plead guilty Of assault and was
fined S.
The case of Frank Ferguson, indicted for rape,
Is OH trial.
Justice Macarthur held the Criminal Court
yesterday.
Robert Thomas, colored, We. convicted of
grand larceny In stealing I. silk dress valued at
slOO. and sent u the !e3tientiary for two years.
In the cT.se Of Andrew Jackson, convicted OF
forging the name Of william Brown To a promissOry
note the motion for an arrest of Judgment was
overruled aud he sentenced to the pcnitentary for
five years.
For committing a common assault on JEFF
Brown the Court gave Edward Lee eleven months
In Jail.
George scrl admitted assaulting Fannie serl.
aud sentence was suspended
National Republican., 1877-11-08

A IL WHO VALrE THEIR sIGHT TO KNOW
IA the best one dollar GLASSES, 0~G
&C, u%rG,ciy % suited to the oyes"t u. u. ~ W,
avenui y. W, cor. FOurRnd-ll-hRf Street. Oc2G-Iy
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q MESs oyerconn. EIsEMAS Bros.
Payment of Mail Contractors.

The bill introduced in the House yesterday
by Mr. Money of Mississippi 10 amend the ,undry
civil appropriation bill In relation tl the payment
OF mail contractor in the southern state, prior to
lSl, provides for the appropriation Of Il .Um sum
cipnt t" pay mail contractors their heirs or legal
Representatives,, all amounts due under their rc-
speCtivc contra t. with the p,,t OAic, Department
for the transportation Of mails IN ls,9, 1857 ard
1861 IN Alabama, hkOn'1s, F'orIla, Gcu--!h Ken
tucky. Louisiana, Mississippi Missouri, nth Cnrg.
hna South Carolina. Tennessee. Texas, Nirg'nla.
snd West Virginia; Pogfed, That payment snail
b. made for tcrvirOs rendered up 10 May 81, l.jl.
VIXEN 4 d!scOUtiNUatyn Of the services was ollcr, |
b. the FD.tnEscr.ucncrNl Ant Pr,tIdod hI'lsr.
TlIst no psymeuI shall be made for any srrvd" for
sLlsh I,s,iaeut has already beon made by the Con-
kdeEsl- StAIes or any OF said Sl1icA
National Republican., 1877-11-08
OvERCoATs for boys. three To fifteen years
EREMAN Bros, Seventh and T.
Literary aud MUSICAL Entertainment

Temperance Temple, on Ninth street, was
filed last evening with the friends Of the Western
Council Of the Stars and Stripes, who were enter.
L1ned with n choice programme OF music. recita.
tloms, &c. Prof Carl Richter presided at the piano.
Mis- lladheld young miss OF ten summers played
solo on the violin, for which she was raptur.
nusly CRCJled. Mr.. Malone gave a fine exhibition
Of his powers asa cJrnet-player, being Rccompa.
MED on the piano by Prof Richter. Major vii.
liams' rendition of "Sherduns Ride" was the
gem Of the evening. Mr.. H. c. Townsend then
read, with considerable feeling, poem by the late
Alice Cary, and The evenings pleasure WAS brnxght
10 cluse by Crypt pallnoui, who gave two rccita.
tiuns, which were delivered with his usual ease
and grace.
National Republican., 1877-11-08

" KERSAs BRoTHERs, LeSsees and Managers
MONDAY, NOVEMBER
THREE SEPARATE AND ENTIRE COMPANIES
THIS WEEK.
DRAMA COMEDY AND OLIo.
CHARLEY HOWARD IN his great speciality DRAMA
THE OLD SLAVE;
Or FAITHFUL TO DEATH.
THE GREAT BURTON. STANLEY COMBIsA-
TtDS,
Five ( In number, In their Sparkling Society Comedy
entitled
FLIRTING
Dcehnnty and IIcngler, Miss Edna NTarkiey,
Rob. V. Ferguson, Miss Sallie Mason,
Ben Dodge. Mr.. Tom Warfcid.
TWO POWERFUL, DRAMATIC AND COMEDY
COMPANIES AND GRAND OLTO
COMBINA ZION.
MATTNEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
Admission Is, Is 30 I'd 10 cents. nos
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Accident to u Schooner.

Bv Cnnal-Boat Seneca, with 700 bushels Of
wheat, 10 \. d. Hartley.
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River Front,

Arrired.-Borden Mining Company's wharf
Schooner Belle Halliday, Burke, Dighton, Mass,
to load coal.
Rays wharf-Schooners L. b. Cowperthwaite
James Philadelphia, to load coal; A. l. lockwood
St Johns, Boston, to load cual
Glnor, Meredith 4 Co.'S whnrf-Schooners John
K. Halladay. Van Cleft, New York, to load coal
Maria Pearson, Grant Allaus Point, TO load coal.
simms whRrf-Schoouer Adele Truedcll, Grace
Philadelphia, with coal to J. 4. Zug.
CIearsd.-Bnrdcn Mining Co.'S wharf-Schooner
Alice Bell, Gummons, COhassctt Sarrows with
COAL
Agnew's wharf--schooner Levering, Corsey, New
Bedford with coal.
Gilmore Meredith 4 Co.'S wharf-Schooners
Howard Williams, King, with coal, for Hoboken
John L. vreeland. Van Cleh, Hoboken, with coal
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN.
Bv Cnnal-Boat Seneca, with 700 bushels o.
wheat to Il. d. Hartley,
National Republican., 1877-11-08

Metropolitan Bank vs. j. r. Code OF al; for S. 0D0
National Metropolitan Bank vs. Thomas Belts ct
al; fnr $50. National Metropolitan Bank vs..
Mic ae Shea ct al; for si63. National Metropoi-
tan bank vs.. A. J. Rock ct al; for $50 National
Metropolitan hank vs. 4 d. Farnham; for s175. J..
J. Bailey & CO. VS.. Wiswcll & Grogun; for s2i0.29.
Citizens National Bank vs.. John barry ct al; for
Rinns
National Republican., 1877-11-08
Fourd Dead I'm a Pool of Water.

Abont noon yesterday the body of William
Matt ely ,'U, found by Nelson Dlckcron, colored,
lying In pool of water on Twenty third street De.
tween d aud nOrthwest II appeared that the
man had been drowned, although he had q small
cut on his forehead which caused suspicion. The
body was removed 70 No. 2iiI n street northwest
whc,c an Inquest Will be he'd al ten o'clock this
morning.
National Republican., 1877-11-08

About twelve O'Clock yesterday, carriage,
driven by Henry EimnnstOn, ran over u small
colorcd boy, named Isaiah Ham, at the corner of
Seventh and streets northwest InJuTing him
severely about the head and breast. The injured
boy was carried 10 his home, In Compton street
northwest where he was attended by Dr. Bushnell.
Ednonston WAS arrested by Ohicer Plat, Uf the
sixth Precinct and locked up at that station for a
hearing in the PClicc Court this morning.
National Republican., 1877-11-08
Georgetown Paragraphs.

NJ. aud +. A. lockwood. Of Alexandria County,
Va; and James Briel, and lady. of Baltimore, Nd.
have apartments at the Wet End Hotel
There were but two arrests made yesterday by
the police one for intox cation and the other for
disorlerly conduct. The intoxic icated one WAS re-.
leased when sober, and the disordcrly one was
allowed to depart ON his depOsiting 81 collateral.
National Republican., 1877-11-08

M AN TIE DAN EXPERT SHORTHAND
w writ r, with several years experience in a law
,fice, dcslresa osition Address A. Il. C., RETJnI.
FAR OfliCe. NOD MF
National Republican., 1877-11-08
Hrisk DiyOrcs Rusiuess.

The granting Of divorces and matters per-
taiming thereto occupied considerable Of the time
OF Justice Wyle in the Equity Court yesterday.
and two more dccrecs were passed granting legal
separations
Ro eta Washington was married tn Jared Wash.
ingtm IN the yeas 1885, and he not hong alerwatd
deserted her, failing and refusing to furnish her
any support The court granted tho divorce
prayed Gr.
Sarah A. Kinmell and Archibald J. Thomas were
married IN BtkeTsvillc Somerset County, Pcnnsyl.
vania, by Esquire DrOUkcy, May II, lSil aud three
children have been born to them. Shortly after
the marriage they removed TO this District where
they lived until 1873. when he deserted her and
went to the State of Ohio. She subsequent. aScer-
taincd that he married another woman there. She
was granted divorce, with permission to resume
her maiden name, aud given tile custody of the
children.
In the case Of Marcia v. Shanks, applying for a
divorce from her husband, Benjamin =. shanks, on
the gruund uf adultery and inhdelity the Court de
MED the decree, as the proof failed 10 sustain the
Iharpp
National Republican., 1877-11-08

rTHEATRE CoMIoUE.
MoNDAS, NOVEMBER sNIGHTLY AND
Engagement ior one week only or,...
. BRUN E1TE w W,ItBIE1s
Who will appear In a ar..i
E,TsTREL SCENE
Ab-iSted ~ the popular aud only
FOlIAN QUARTETTE
Jake Bndd and billy Mal' npy n the ends.
Productltn of the grand nelU dramatic extrava-
CANA emil d
TIE FAIRY QUEEN or, THE UNLUCKY
PRINCESS,
duTinE which vii be introduced the grand
PARlSiAN MINuET.
All OF last we' c. M any retained. Prices OF nd.
mission, Us, rs, nj 0c nts. novS6t
National Republican., 1877-11-08
The Aliner school,

so BEAVER overcUats. at EisEM
National Republican., 1877-11-08

81 FALL weight overcoats. ErsEAAS Bros,
Seventh and r.
National Republican., 1877-11-08
Real Estate Transfers,

Margaret Frazier ct al. to Henry McGrann
for $500 part Of lot r. square $50; Mary L. C. King
ct al to q. p. Elliott for 81 lot 70. square 2io wm,
7. Gardner ct al to Susan A. Gibbons for 500 lot
y, in Beatty & Hawkins addition to Georgetown
Sidney NJ Farland 10 A. s. Gorham, for sIODlot II.
square l69; WIN. Mclean TO Laura ii. Cain for
$1,000 lot % square 97l ". &. Salt TO NJ D. Ross for
sljG0 lot l. square 1905 o. II. Ross to W. C. Salt for
s2,50O, lot l. square 100; O. l.. Grow to j. N.Coopcr
for 5000 lot 26, square 81; q. L. Grow 10 L. N.
Cooper, for 81, 800, lot 10, square 3S.
National Republican., 1877-11-08
Court Calendars for To-Day.
CIRCUIT coURr--cHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.

No. 2GO Van Orterick vs.. Walters; No. 81, Lish.
err ". Gallaher, Lpsne & Co; M. s. Broaders VS.
Buckley: No. lg9 Robertson ct al vs. McGlue No.
go, Robert, N ct al. vs. PCkeTell ct al No. 203
Loanc & Co. ; No 26j Fleming VS. Hllyer No 26i,
Fleming vs. Jcnfies; No. 265, Cook vs. Freeman No.
2G7, 81. vincents Orphan Asylum W.. Mcdonald ct
al. No. 26s. Waters VS.. King.
National Republican., 1877-11-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE visit to DR.. Hartley nsures instant relief for
catsrrh. No cxOrbitant fees In advance. Resi-
dencc removed to 93i New York avenue.
Left-off clothing watches, pistols &C. bought At
Herzogs, 9l5 d street. Orders attended To.
All kinds Of trunks made IN order. repaired and
covered Al Murray's, Sb5 Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space
National Republican., 1877-11-08

Mrs. Z. NJ. OConnor, secretary, desires the
the public "a note that the trustees Of the Miner
School do not restrict tho BENEFITS of the Normal
School to one race only. The school Is open to
both sexes and COlOrs Applications for admission
will be received 10 today from a. ~. until I'm
y ~. nt the Miner school building on Seventeenth
Street, near T.
National Republican., 1877-11-08
Indications.

For he Middle Atlantic States and lo'rer lake
region, increasing oioudiness fo''o,ced by rain
areas. rdrm soatherly Uiads aud falling baroOe-
Ter.
National Republican., 1877-11-08
CRIMINAL oouRr-JusrIcE MAcARrHuR.

John R. Brooks and Mary Dangerield. forgery
five cases John J. Wlmsatt, assault: Louis IIacr
receiving stolen property; william Butler, assault {;
stephen Butter, assault; Lee banks, assault John
Shea, resisting officer; David Underwood, larceny;
Frank Ferguson, rape,
National Republican., 1877-11-08
EQUITY couPr-usr,cr wy,Ir

Barbour vs.. Wood; Barrett vs.. Barrett Wheeler
vs. Beall: Isngilun VS.. p. s. K I. Co.; Mcdaniel VS..
Hawcs; selke VS. Peck; Danicss vs.. Kendall; Mat
tingly vs. T. &. 7. Co; Connor VI. Book; Medler
Vs. Davis.
National Republican., 1877-11-08
- CHILDREN's listers. FISEMAS Bios,
Corner Seventh aud T.,
Artificial lee.

A project is on foot for the erection In WASH
ingtnn Of all apparatus for the manufacture Of &. c
during next summer by what is known a. the
Coke prncess. by this process, which involves the
evaporation Of amnonin, Ice Is formed ON large
hour, until Il rcNche, a thickness Of frum twenty
10 forty inches. Specimens OF Ice thus mnnusuC
tnTod VIII ba exhibited In frput Of the Lc u uit
building during the ilHy lU.mDrrDw, II h rlnimrd
that II can be manufactured us low as eighty cents
per ton by this process,
National Republican., 1877-11-08
TuoMrsos's pou.pE Opr,Nr.

An olesginous compound OF singular merit fol
dressing the hair lts use soon renders harsh, dry
and gives 1t that rich gloss which Ia the charm Of
early youth. Price, 81 and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-08

YouEG people, pay attention to your teeth. Clean
them daily with Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
der the best dentilrce known. II viii preserve
their whieness through life, prevent decay nnd
toothschc. Much pain and trouble is caused by
carly neglect, therefore take heed In time. Price,
IS and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-08
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-ON NINTH STREET. OR NINTH AND
- FstIelt cars, TWO POCKET no KS contain
in keys, receipts, AMI money. a I e'u reward Will
be p lid Tor SAME Al Wy street. northwest. n0vss
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willing to Marry.

Marriage licenses have bocn issued to the
following applicants: J. W. Jordon and Georglana
Merritt; Alexander Miller and Ella Henderson.
National Republican., 1877-11-08
BENCH AND BAR.
BUSINESS IN THE COURTS YEsTER-
DAY

Supreme Court of the United statcs-Pro-
ceeiings at the City Haii-Chariey stewart.
Forgorics Divorce Market Lively
Legal Notes Of Interest.
National Republican., 1877-11-08
SEW ADTERTISEM ENTs.

Boy wanted
LD>t-Two pocket.books
Rooms at $40 Twelfth street northwest.
r. I. McElroy, manufacturer of pier and mantcl
mirrors, Sc.
National Republican., 1877-11-08

JOuvESs ISoDERoUs KID GLOVE CLEAssEn.
Renoyates soiled gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price, 25 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-08
ONE MORE APPLICANT.

limerick ". Hansell has petltoncd for divorce
from his wife. Mary +. Hnnscll. They were mar.
ried IN this District juno L. 1879 by the Rev. John
G. smith, the defendants maiden name being Mary
L. Gross. He charges that on June Is, one year
after marriage, she deserted him without cause,
and has not lived with him since.
National Republican., 1877-11-08

CLEANSE the system and purify the blood, remov
ing dyspepsia. sick headache, constipation and all
diseases caused by disordered stomach or liver.
Qulrk's Irish Tea will do IT, Sold by all druggists
Price, % cents per package,
National Republican., 1877-11-08
Ozone Cures

c.,arrE. Asthma, Hay Fever and Colds. ?5 cents
81 New York avenue
and lgJg Pemnsy II aIIia avenue.
National Republican., 1877-11-08
CITF ITEMS.
COP LIVE. Oil AND LINE.

That pleasant and active agent In the cure OF al
consumptlvs symptoms. "WilbOr's Compound 0
Pure Cod Liver OIL and Lime" Is being universally
adopted In medical practice. Sold by the propric
tor, A. d. Wilbor. Chemist, Boston.
National Republican., 1877-11-08
Every day Of this week We shall add NJ

Styles Of Childrens Suits and 0vercoats, Boys
Suits and listers, and many attractive styles Of
Youths Wear. The prices are the Very Lowest we
ever offered. A. sAKs 4 CO, $40 Seventh street
National Republican., 1877-11-08

SJ Fur Beaver OrercJatA. EI'EMAN Bros,
seYehIh and 4.
National Republican., 1877-11-08
WELLS ORIGINAL HACHISEsPREAD STRENGTHEN.

The Oldest and the best. All who have us
twenty-five and thirty cents, according to size.
National Republican., 1877-11-08
AMUSENENTS,

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON.
~ cert, for the benefit nf tho W,m MS Christian
A,2ciatlon, at Lincoln Hal, THURSDAY EVE
assisted BY MIS- EVA Mills and ciher prom .neni
musical talent q the CITY, Recitations @ By nd p
of Mississippi. Subject, Our People" Tickets, 80
cents A. all OF the Music and BJok storeL Door
eight, noytSt
National Republican., 1877-11-08
AnhMscinenta To. .Nirlii.

FArlOSAL THEITPE-Pink Dominos
OPERA HousE.-Nariey Company.
THEATRE CoNIQUE-Gfand Variety Company.
LSCoLS HALl--Grand Vocal aud Instrumental
Concert.
National Republican., 1877-11-08
WANTED.

WANTED-A BRIGHT, INTELLIGENT ROY
w 10 hold copy Only those who ran rend M A. H.
script need Apply. Apply To NJ d. HELM, Supcriu-
National Republican., 1877-11-08

FALL OvcrCOats, At FIsFNASs
Corner Seventh and Z.
National Republican., 1877-11-08
Elegant Satin Lined overcoats, made by O

best custom hands, and equal In At, finish and ma
teral to the best grade of custom work, while the
prices are thirty per cent less.
National Republican., 1877-11-08

A. sAKs & Co.. 3i6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-11-08

(ANVASSERS WANTED-EITHER LADIES OR
" gentlemen TO CANVASS for u new hook now ready
Tor lie livery. Aplli.nt ons To ne made TO MADAM
]. j. NELASQVfZ, St. James Hotel, bCtwGpn the
hours Of 4End uclock y. N. UOv7.2tt
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GEORGE7OWN NEWS.

are thirty per cent. less.
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Run Over.

FANCY Fall listers. EISENAS BRoS.,
Seventh and L,
The Morning herald., 1877-06-07

at Shanghai, BY our Minister there, NJ
Seward, for falsely circulating matters 70
nsetiDg upoa him tsSfsrd, y i approved i,
thp STATE BspartnsntA here, Aha bis counsel
ship Myers, p to v lnmedlataly disnkssd
~ NHsJOkM 1aGlst.g " Il
The Administration has decided since notify.
ing the Mexican authorities that they must
Instantly put stop to raids across the Rio
6rande ~ we'll Is the deprsdstions COM
nittsd upon our people, to send General
Ord With . sufficient force 10 carry out ths
intimations Of the Government and cbaStiss
these narauders upon their own SAL should
another breach Of international law occur.
[So n will be perceived "Uncle Samuel !"
has his back elevated. .-
;sts HAMPTON AND NICHOLS.
We have It from 1 member of tho Cabinet
that the Administrations feels assured, satis-
factorily, 20 that 10th Governors Hampton
and Nichols are carrying out In good faith
to the best Of their abilities tho assurances
given Mr.. Hayes, inreesrd to the equal pro-
lection Of all, In their respective States the
bowling of Blaine, Morton and Co., to the
contrary notwithstanding.
''1sS POLITICAL stHEcURIs.
Old Fuss and Feathsrs Sherman, Of the
Treasury portfolio has II last besn awakened
to tho fact that numerous Of the Fedora,
appointments in New Orleans are politica'
sinecures and can we'll be dispensed with for
the public good and has accordingly ordered
quite reduction n the force on duty at tho
Custom House + the city tha efficiency Of
which has long been questioned. y S' 70
NORTH CAROLINA.
quite commotion exists here by the visit
Of a number of U. 8. officials who have
been indicted by the State Courts Of n. G
for violation of State Laws and the ques-
tionn now arises, who has Jurisdiction the
U. q. orN. @. both sides azs ably rspresent-
ed and tho affair having been laid before the
Cabinet, u about up to "white heat " 1t 10
not known what can be done by the authori.
ties here, except that the Federal Officials
hve the privilege of change of to the U. s.
Courts. ANDERSON.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-07

The Secretary of the Treasury has con-
cluded not to force his financial policy upon
the country in which he disowned that sil-
yer was specie, and will execute the exist
ing laws in regard to the resumption Of
specie payments, thus obeyiDg tho will oi
the people instead of his own egatistieal
false ideas. The press was too many for
hihnx xnd hs" "sesved mr. Assr@sa
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