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National Republican., 1877-12-27

workIngmen's Assembly.

"OrktnEmehs Assembly.
The meeting Of the workingmen's Assembly at
Becks Hall last evening was called TO order by
Richard Emmons Arst vice president; J. J. Meany,
secretary.
The credentials OF Messrs. S. 8. Riley, T. D.
Gaines James +. smith, and W. p Price as delegates
from Council No. is, United workingmen of
America, was referred to the committee on crcdcn.
tiais, who reported fsvorably upon them, and the
gentlemen named were duly elected members OF
the Assembly.
Mr.. Thomas, from the mass.mcetIng committee,
reported that as far heard FROM 500 25 had been
collected, all Of which had been disbursed. There
were no bills len unpaid. There was still small
amount In the hands Of Mr.. Reynolds which hc
was unable TO attend he IN meeting % Of q he Committee
Mr.. Mcdonald, from the committee on hall, re-
ported that they had changed the programme. In.
unions to fit up hall. they had decided 10 engage
an eminent lecturer 10 speak for the benefit OF the
proposed library and rcading.room.
Mr.. Meany moved that an the present hall COM
mitteo was too large, the number be reduced to
seven; which was agreed TO.
pointed as said committee: Messrs. Meany, Han,}i.
ton. Mcdonald, Haldeman, spicr, Heyl, and Whit.
4 number Of bills were presented and ordered to
Mr.. Ralston reported that the executive commit.
stee had Investigated the subject which had been
referred to them relative to the employment OF
men by the Labor Exchange at my cents per day.
They had not decided upon any line Of conduct, In
the absence of sufficient data.
A vote Of thanks was rendered Mr.. Henkle for
decorating the transparencies used In the process
sion Of the Assembly OH the llth Of the present
month
Mr.. Maltby offered q resolution directing the
organization of unions In each Congressional dis
trict, TO be under the control Of the Assembly oil
| the District of Columbia.
Considerable debate ensued, which was ended
by the reference of the subject to the committee
| on the declaration Of principles.
There being no further business before the As
sembly, motion to adjourn pre-, allied.
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HOtRl Arrivals.

ST. Jdmes-W Byers, Va M II Reegan La: a q
Ryan, n Y; " MsAgs, q N sTssfs, y y jd
Cali G NJ Alexander; A ] Lee, Msssj Bayer, Wis; II
q May, "a; L. MeMahon, Pa . 'Wenke, Pa W u
Rocks; W Fellows, Pa.
,Ayiington.H Dickinson and wife. n y; W A
Fatherly aud wife, Little Rock; u T. Otis and wife
YonkerS Kleinschmidt and wife, BALTIMORE j Ii
Darlington, wife and CHILD, Richmond, Va II d
Armour, wife and two daughters, Miss ii Chaplin, Y
Rp1s Houses HanfoTd. = ID Hatch, Or W House
N " Il CeTmont Portland Mrs A Lawrence Baiti
more; J. II Cnmerdon and wife, n Y w E McfItnry
and wife, Chlcag0 II Champion, baltimore; a W
Harris and daughter. Philadelphia
.J'apsrtai=J sherman. santa Ye, n NJ r d Atwalsr,
city; J N Taggart, Philadelphia h NJ Painter, Al
bany u Dean and Wifi. Savannah, GA; CP Rohsr, U
s A; " Hayes, city II seldsn, NY,
MssropoQtan.-H d qoulosr, Ohio; A N BIioe Pa;
u Mari, N n 6ep II Anderson, Va; CM Martin,
NY o A nerfins, naltimors Ensor, Baltl'
more.
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ULsrERs at KArzEssrEis's, from $3.50 to $40.
$40 Seventh street.
Christmas Day at Greason's.

In accordance with an invitation a number Of
gentlemen met at the Greason House on Christmas
day to discuss the bill Of fare which had been pro.
vlded for them by mine host Greason On enter-
Ing the curiosity OF the guests was aroused by a
large curtain drawn across the side Of the room,
behind which all forbidden to peep until after
dinner had been served. An hour was spent very
pleasantly in discussing the bill Of fare which com
prised all the luxurics Of the season. after which
closed 10 Wow collection Of pictures of celebrated
persons in every walk Of life. The work was de.
signed and arranged by Messrs. John 7. worde and
John A. Greason. It will be on exhibition for a
few days and Ia well worth q visit The names OF
those present at the dinner are as follows: Judge
Albertson, Of North Carolina y. Curtis esq, oi
Philadelphia; p. J. Glasscou, OF New York Sheriff
Alden. OF Savannah, Ca; J. 7. Pike, Boston; II. j.
Thompson, Philadelphia, and a host of others. II
was very pleasant affair, and will long be remem.
berod BY those who were fortunate enough 70 have
been present
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Nobility, Grandeur. and Fo,Iv.

A magnificent masquerade ball was given or
November n by the Earl and Countess Of Bectiws
st their seat In westmoreland, England. Lady b.
who "a very handsome and distinguished In appear
snce, changed her dresses thrice. She received q,
Mary Queen OF Scots, in a most superb attir, OF
white satin, covered with gold brocade and levels
BY her side Was her little girl Queen Of the But.
terhies; Lady BIS second dress was Esmeralda, q
short black satin dress, richly trimmed with gold
lace and sequins and a Turkey red handkerchief
POUND the neck The last dress was the Queen II
silver tissue, having the shlmmcring effect OF iiGuId
silver, with red hearts surmOuuted by royal
queens crown, diamond In the center of each
Heart on the skirt; the bodice was blaze Of bril-.
nants. and girdle Of them encircled the waist.
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at cost. Eiseman Bros
AMUSEMENTs \
90 Aunt Polly I

"Aunt Polly Basset's Yankee singin' sltewl."
most novel and amusing entertainment will be
given next Friday night at Lincoln Hail. in which
will appear In costume quite q number Of ''ye
younge folke" Of this city. II will consist Of rep
resentation OF an old.fashioned New England
"sngn skewl," In which there will be lots Of fun.
The New York Telegram says Of them:
III the excellence of an entertainment Is to be
Judged by the way 1t draws, then surely Aunt
Polly and her big boy eau feel complimented, for
Chickering Hall never held larger audience than
last evening. The fun Of the evening is immense,
ofa quality, too, that the musician cannot turn up
the nose Of criticism thereat II Is pleasure to be
able to commend q performance like this and not
be compelled TO refer to some condemnatory fea-
ture For Jolly evening and mirth Of a good,
pure KIND, Aunt Polys skewr is q good prescrip-
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CHILDRRs's SUITS for IS to SIS, at
KATZEssTEls's $40 Seventh street.
sudden Death of MIR. II. r. McDermott.

Mr. II. =, McDermott, Of the hrm Of McDermott
& Bro, carriage makers, died Of spoplexy OF three
o'clock Christmas morning. On the previous day
he appeared to be In his usual health, but was
found suffering in the street about nine o'clock
Monday night He was removed to a comfortable
place and lived until three O'Clock the following
morning. DR.. Patterson pronounced his malady
apopleIy, Mr.. MeDermottwas injured in the head
suffered from the effects OF 1t ever since. He was
forty seven yoars OF age, and, being unmarried re-
sided with his brother at the family mansion on
Missouri avenue. Mr., McDermOtt was much liked
on account OF his genial and kind disposition and
he had many good friends In the District by whom
his sudden death will be sincerely lamented.
National Republican., 1877-12-27
The New York socIables.

It will be seer by reference to our advertising
columns that the New York Association will give
the first Of series Of socisbles at Masonic Temple
this evening. The New York Republican Associa.
tion, as political organization, having been dis
banded, 1t was feared that the delightful socisbles
which have always been anticipated as most enjoy
able events Of the season for several years past
would be given up. Fortunately. the New Workers
have rcorganzed on social basis. and society will
not be deprived Of tho pleasure annually afforded
by the sociables. Tickets can be obtained only
from the members of the committee and the gen.
uemen named In the advertisement
National Republican., 1877-12-27
CeIebrities Of the Platform.

Joseph Cook is getting rich in the lecture bust.
pess John D. Cough Is to make lecture tour in
bngiand. Collector Simmons, Of Boston, lectures
70 New England audiences on Reform" Joaquin
miller is on the platform this season Thirty one
women are giving readings throughout the coun.
ny. They are cheaper than LECTURER, aud exceed
u on q lecture tour iii the East Gen. Banks has
made q few engagements. Mrs. Liyermore Is
booked for the winter. Deecher lectures two OF
lhTse Times every week, and has reduced his price
HON 800 10 $500. Wendell Phillips has Just com.
plstsd q tour OF SIX weeks In the West
National Republican., 1877-12-27
Real Estate Transfers.

W. II. Hoffman, trustee, to Precllla W. Page, for
1900, lot %, square sG6. T. J. Durant TO Il. NJ.
Nourse for 81, lots l6O l6l and 162, subdivision Of
square 675. 4. N. Nourse to ". J. Boyce, for 81,
lots l6o l61 aud l62 subdivision OF square 675 The
Corporation Of the Roman Catholic Clergyman Of
the State Of Maryland to the President and Directors
OF Georgetown College for $40, all those pieces OF
parcels OF land situate In tho County Of Washing
ton, District Of Columbia, now standing In tho
name OF the party OF the first part which were
vested BY conyeyances from John Carroll and
Others, Thomas Neale and Leonard Seale. Mercy
Maria Gray to j. A. Patterson, for 500 lot s. square
952 Eliza Underdue to y. d. Watts, for 81, $50 lot s.
square Al. Thomas B. Bryan TO Mary s. Norton, for
81 900, subdivision Of square SIS. Edward Clark ct
al trustees, to Mrs. Louisa A. Llghtbody, executrix
for IS, sub lot L. subdivision OF square 1863 lot 26
square 70, lots 2S, 15, IT, and Il, squars
Nelson, for $1,000, lot H. subdivision OF square 375
William Ballantyne and Michael Williami, trustees
to Virginia A. Grafton for S. lot i0 subdivision oi
square Tss X. B. Washington, trustee to Edwin
NJ. Lewis, trustee, for $1,000. lot corner OF wash
ington and stoddRrd streets, Georgetown, vii.
liam Ballantyne and Michael Williams 10 Covlle
d. Brown, for s5i06S, lot 23 subdivision OF squsrs
7S2
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A Christmas Party.

Christmas evening was marked by number Of
pleasant gatherings, prominent among which was
the party Of the Misses Van sycklc, on G street,
near Fifteenth street northwest The guests. to the
number Of about thirty were made to feel at home
by their entertainers, and after refreshments had
been served, partners were taken for the dance,
which was continued until approaching dawn
warned the guests that good bye must be said.
Among the ladies present were the Misses Tilly,
Rupp. Lowsen. Eden, Cowling and Marryatt, while
the gentlemen comprised Messrs. Lawrence, Dare,
Lincoln Noah Meginnlss aud Burgess.
National Republican., 1877-12-27

Among the pleassntest events Of Christmas day
was the wedding Of Mr. J. Whit Heron and Miss
Katie p. Partridge which took place at the West.
minister Presbyterian Church, Seventh street south.
west at seven o'clock In the evening DR.. Bettinger
oficiating. The church was filed with friends OF
the young couple. Amer the ceremony at the
church which Was simple the young husband
and bride went Immediately to their own new
home. The reception was confined 10 the members
couple take with them on their new departure in
life the best wishes Of mapy friends. whit" Is
book keeper for The National Republican Publish
Ing Company, and having constant business rela.
tions with many people, he has made hosts Of
friends.
National Republican., 1877-12-27
Fall Into Line,

The clerk of the court has issued marriage licenses
to the following applicants: James Wells md
Elizabeth Munroe, Henry Thomas and Amy Cur
tee, OF Prince Georges County, Nd; Frank o.
Moxson and Etelyn N. Van Doren. Robert McDon-
aid and Delie 7. Quesly Frank Wooster and Ella
Washburn. both of Fairfax County, Va; Robert NJ.
Ether and Emma Peterson, A. c. Ogle and sallie l..
Anthony, Andrew Branner and Sarah Howard,
Edward Nolan aud josephine Tuttle, both Of Bla.
densburg, Nd; Thomas White and Martha A. Lit
leford, Henry Mclnttre and Lizzie Parrish, Jared
McKsnney and Mary Mcknight.
National Republican., 1877-12-27
Annual Dinner Of iFrench Residents.

IA societe Fraternelle de langue Francaise ct
le secours Mutuei do Washington" give their an
nual dinner next Saturday evening December 20,
at the hotel Of Mr.. j. NJ. Perreard This society was
orga nized few years since for the purpose Of es
tablishing footing ofsociability and fraternity be-
tween the French residents Of this city and those
speaking that language and for mutual help and
benefit. The annual dinners Of this society have
become great social event with the French resi-.
dents at the capital and arc looked forward to with
feelings Of anticipated convivial pleasure.
National Republican., 1877-12-27
Christma. Turkey at the Work-Houss.

Probably one Of the most unique events Of
Christmas day was the Christmas dinner at the
work-house, or Hotel de Caswell." The bill Of
fare was amplifed for the OCCASION and the in.
mates were treated TO turkey and other seasonable
deicscies. There were $40 guests at the table and
the majority Of them enjoyed better dinner than
they seen before for years,
National Republican., 1877-12-27
A Literary and Social Union.

Last night the Young Peoples Literary and
Social Union OF Ninth street NJ. P. Church held its
regular semi imonthly meeting at the residence of
Mr.. Douglas Moore, 627 street; the president, Mr.
routine business, the society and number Of its
friends were entertained with the reading of the
paper Of the Union by It's editor Mr. Louis White,
and various instrumental and vocal solos by other
members Of the society.
National Republican., 1877-12-27
The Greene Statue.

The work Of erecting the pedestal OF the statue Of
Gen. Greene, at the intersection Of Massachusetts
avenue and Fourth street northwest, Is completed.
The finished work Is composed OF three blocks Of
Quincy pin granite, the base block OF which Is II
feet inches long, feet inches wide, and 8 feet
10 inches high The middle one Is II feet II inches
long, feet wide, and feet inches high; the
third or top one, Is l3 feet inches long feet
inches wide, and feet high.
National Republican., 1877-12-27

BARGAIN IN READY-MApE CLOTHING Lowest
prices Tor reliable goods. Purchasers viii obtain
value for their money by investing at the reliable
house Of Noah Walker & Co. Mems dress and busi.
ness suits. Mems overcaats and ulsters. Boys
and children's dress and school suits. Boys and
childreD's oyercosts and ulster. e26 Pennsyl.
Yania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-27
FANCY ulsters atcost Elseman's, Seventh and z.
The Housekeeper,s Fsyorites,

The celebrated Cassell Mills brands Of family
-four. "Woman's IDOL" and Snowflake" are rap
idly rising In the estimation Of every good house
keeper The agents, Messrs. J. d. & W. T. Arrick,
at 6Sl Louisiana avenue northwest have supplied
the leading grocers of the District, and no one
not keep It, see TO 1t that the evil Is repedied at
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GREAT BENEFIT.

CIscIssATI. Nov. %, lsT2
Mr.. IL. r. SrEvESs:-
Dear SIR The two bottles Of VEoETINE furnished
me by agent my wife has used with great benefit
For long time she has been troubled with dizziness
and costiveness. These troubles now entirely re-
moved by the use OF VEaETISE
ahe also troubled with Dyspsesia and General
Debility, and has been greatly benefited.
THOMAS GILMORE 22pH Walnut street.
National Republican., 1877-12-27
VEGETINE.
MOTHERS, READ THIS.
A GREAT BLESSING.
VEGET1NE
WORTH A DOLLAR A DROP.

SOUTH BOSTON, July TO- 1871,
Mothers your little fretfl nnd . Your pa
tencs almost exhausted vain efforts 10 please
sympnthize with you, and tell you what will
make your little child quiet, give Il good appetite,
and procure for II hours Of sweet, sound sleep
My little girl Is two and R.laf years old: and dur
Ing that time, have not had two consecutive nights
rest. She has been sick number Of times and no
one seemed to know what was troubling her II was
hard to hear her little fretful cry and moi know whnt
10 do for her doctored her for worms but II did no
good and was nearly tired out with sleepless nights
and troublesome d ys
heard OF the vEGErisE. and determined to Try II.
lt has proved a blessing 10 and my child II has
cleased from her stomach and bowels The sores VII
kept gathering therei and she sleeps soundiy
from her bedtime until very late 10 the morning be
and. In fact, she is like different child i oten say
the true value of this medicine to me dollar drop.
1ry Il! Cleanse the humors from your chIldren's
blood while they are young Try 1t, and you will Join
with me In calling 1t great blessing.
MRS ELLEN l. CLApP,
IT'S Tudor street
National Republican., 1877-12-27
The Natinual.

The beautiful spectacular DRAMA the sea of
Ice" is being presented at the National every
tansny n,nr,n % frea' S su ,h ,a,he ny utana ma IN
artistic. Miss Pomeroy more than sustains her
high reputation, aud she Is well supported by Mr.
Hemlton Mr. Lawrence, Nr Denhsm, and the
Others Of the cast.
National Republican., 1877-12-27
THE CITY HAIL.
business Before the Courts Yesterday
Transfers Of Real Estate-Marriags Il.
censes Issued.

business Before the Courts Yesterday
Transfers Of Real Estate-Marriags Il.
csnses Issued.
CIRCUIT coURT-curEP JUsTIcE oARTTER. Q
William N. Fisher & Co. w. Isaac Alexander;
motion to 9uash certioran granted. First National
a sGsSS '' w. afss%sa hsssT e aside
sa Il. vs. igpsss noted Sn,
FAULT set aside j. i, j. cresweii ct al. vs.. HsisSt
motion for new trial overruled. Webster & Bro.
w. & IL RaMl,nss ,,n new ,riai denied Brodps vs.
Hine vs. Charles H. Holden ct al: Judgment OF con.
demnation: G N. Willis vs.. Charles Stewart ct al;
sior Bank.note Company; Judgment for 81 600.
Merrman VS.. Hoffman; bill Of particulars ordered
M,eI,1ushlin Nc, ct a: vs. McEvSy motion ior new
Tucker Judgment fOr, s2,o John b, Wright vs..
Norris Q. farnun ct al, Judgment against J. W.
Burgess moon to Sussi ssoras wns orsfsusd M J.
b. Town w. John Ksefe; motion to qunsh oertiorari
granted. McGraw, executor, VS. Carmody; judg-
Beam Crafty ane new ,ss dens Hudsons Ms
Sodrons; new trial denied. Clark vs.. Morrel; mo
,Sn to quash ccrtiordn granted. Claxtnn vs.. Hin;
n. z. Farnum; judgment for sl4s.ss. shoemsEer or
vs. Lucas motion 70 set aside judgment overruled.
Ss H.isSs Galloway " RMssnFh Ss%spSs below E
for s77.50 with interest affirmed
equity couRT-JusrIcE wYLIR.
,Lansworthy ". IAngwDrthy; continued; Lsnt.
finger vs. Gunton; continued. Bell w. Bradley
continued. Hughes VS.. Fry continued. Phillips
vs.. Clark; continued. Murphy Va Walker; new
trustee to execute release. Murphy vs. Murphy
appearance Of absent defendant ordered. Wheat.
ley OF al creditors Lucas; sale ordered 70 pay
plaintifs demands against defendant Robinson
fell submitted.
CRIMINAL coURT-JUsTIcE oLIN.
The Court discharged the Jury until Wednesday
next, and the court will meet and adjourn from
day TO day until that time but no business Of I'M
portance will be transacted.
SUITS ENTrREp
E0uiig side.-Hugh Ewing vs.. Moses Kelly trustee;
injunction against o NJ lots 80 and 80 square 9l2
Martha A. Murphy Va. mas Murphy, for divorce,
=. W. Colclazior vs. W. y. Cowling, substitute
trustee.
National Republican., 1877-12-27
DR.. Newman's Sermons,

Messrs. Reeves Pagenhoff & Co., the publisher
OF DR.. Nowman's sermons, have issued a volume o
twenty five OF his most interesting and eloquent
sermons. The volume Ia neatly bound, printed
and for sale BY c. G. Pursell, bookseller
National Republican., 1877-12-27
strlpped by Trn,pps,

Christmas night J. II. Barr residing on Finh
street southeast, was found intoxicated, lying In
the street. by police officers, and taken to the Eighth
Precinct Station. house. Here II was discovered
that his clothes had been stripped from him by
tranps and replaced by a lot OF old ragged onos
He was then taken to his home and put 10 bed.
National Republican., 1877-12-27
A Cutting ARRAY at tho work House.

An afray occurred among the inmates Of the
work-house yesterday morning, and Thomas
Young, alias Indian Tom" cut James Gallagher.
Some whisky had been smuggled In to the prison.
ers, and the result was the afifay. Gallagher was
transferred TO the hospital ward, lie was not dan.
gerously hurt
National Republican., 1877-12-27
WHAT | KNOW ABOUT vEGETINE

II. r. STEVENS, Eso;-
Dsdr Sir:-I have had considerable experience with
the VEeETisE. For Dyspepsia, General Debility and
impure blood the VE1ErISE superior to anything
which have ever used. commenced taking VEaES
about the MIDDLE Of last winter and amer using
few bottles II entirely cured me ofdyspepsla and my
blood never va, IN good condition al the present
time. II will afford me pleasure TO give any further
particulars relative to what know about this gc Cd
medicine 10 any one who will call or address me at
my residence, as6 Athens street.
Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKER,
ssJ Athens street,
National Republican., 1877-12-27
TRUNKS AND HARNEss.

sntchels and Travelling Bags. Pocket. books, &c.
cheap for cash, at the factory and salesroOms o
James s. Topham, as Seventh street northwest
under the Bio WIRE SIGN.
National Republican., 1877-12-27
WHAT IS VEGETlNE7

is a compound eStIacted from barks roots and
herbs. II IA Natures Re smedy, 1t Ia perfectly harm
les from any bad effect upon the system II Ia nour-
ishing and Strengthening II acts directly upon the
blood It quiets the nervous system. IL gives you
good. sweet 81, op at night il great pahAcra for
our aged fathers and mothers, for II gives them
strength quiets their nerves. and gives them Mature
sweet Sleep M has been proved by many aged per-
remedy for our children. II has relieved and cured
!housands- II Is very pleasant 10 take every child
National Republican., 1877-12-27
Amusements Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATnE-The Sea Of Ice.
NEW xDyERTIsEMENTs.

NEW xDTERTIsEMENTS.
william Ballantvne. new books.
n. Goldstein-Business chances, DC.
Meeting Of the Grand Lodge. Y. A. AN.
John NJ Kecler, artist tailor, Vernon row.
For fent-House No. 40 Delaware avenue north.
east
Hoily.Trce Lunch-Rooms SIS Ninth street north.
west.
wanted-A clerk in patent law ONCE In Phila.
adclphia-
Trustees sale Of tho furniture and effects Of VIII
hrds Hotel.
-H--zxr--
Indications
For he Middle Atlantic States northeast rinds,
fs ling barometer, cloudy and rainy heather, posi-
Ny followed BY notAircst winds and partly cloudy
Csather.
National Republican., 1877-12-27

KArsESsrEN Is the Fashionable Tailor and
Clothier.
National Republican., 1877-12-27

JoUvEs's IsoBERous KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
Renoyatcs soiled gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price. % cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-12-27
Cbeun LIVING

The management OF the Holly Tree Dining
Room" No. $40 Ninth street, northwest, offers
special inducements IN the way of good living at
tey totc prics. The bill Of fare Is probably without
parallel Tor excellence and cheapness.
DoS'T WAIT until you are disabled with rheuma-
but give 1t trial at once, and the result will pcate
you.
National Republican., 1877-12-27
PERSONAL.

n GORGE AND HARRY CAN BUY THEIR NEW
THE ToBACt oNIsT, No. 6il Pennsylyania avenue,
offcrs hts immense stock OF ofMEERscHAUM GOODS
and SMOKERS ARTICLES Of every description At
twenty-five per cent. below his regular price. until
january 1878 Cigars in boxes OF d at 900 rates
dec9ctL
40 G STREET .soUrnEAsT.-FoR RENT-A
fO sevenroom brick house, containing latrobe.
water and CAST square from The Cnptol rent, US
National Republican., 1877-12-27
EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.

a. CHARLksrows, MASS.
This Is to certify that have used your "Dlood
Preparation" tyHaETIsE) In my family for several
years, and think that, for Scroula Cankerous Hu
mors or Rheumatic Affections Il cannot be e1ceiled;
and ~ blood purifier and spring medicine II Is the
everything: ! can cheerfully recommend II TO any
one In need OF such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINSMORE 10 Russell street,
National Republican., 1877-12-27
RUSINENN CHANCEs.

rJ,HE BEST CHANCE OF ALL-M. GOLD.
L steIp, the tobacconist, Gil Pennsylvania avenue,
offers hk Immense stock OF meerschnum goods and
smokers articles of every description nt cost Cigars
TOR SALE-A VERY FINE LOT OF MEER
II schaum pipes, cigar and cigarette holders.
smokers articles of every dcscrpi OF nliy my per
cent below similar goods can be toupht elsewhere.
Cigars In boxes Of twenty five ut thousand rates
to reduce the innen STOCK Of the California cigar
store, slI PENNSYLVANIA avenue. de2T-N