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National Republican., 1877-11-06
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

--Roose sends New York papers In advance
q the mails
Tho party wall on the west side of No. .
Engine House is nearly completed
The most wretchcd man in the city yes
tcrday was he who len his umbrella at home.
The rain is washing away the stones in
the cutters bordering the walks on the east side of
Judiciary square.
The Commissioners have substituted
freplug for the hydrant that has stood for years in
front OF the City Hall.
-Messrs. @. L. Gulick and James II. Gulick
have made an assignment u J. +. Gull +. W. Jones
and W. J. Miller i0r the benefit Of their creditors.
There were not many star-gazeB last
night. Man and Saturn might have Kissed each
other and no one would have been any the wiser.
The New Haven papers say that "helmets"
ere unpopular there, and the general opinion here
that they are too pronounced, and Will be short
lived.
There will be . panoramic exhibition at
the North Carolina Avenue Mission, corner of
Eighth and b streets southeast Thursday and Fri.
day evenings Of this week.
"A committee of Democratic citizens have
a. the imperial Hotel is evening. % The ins roturns,
when received, will be read ffom the balcony of
the hotel.
"A large crowd were attracted yesterday
forenoon to the corner of seventh and streets by
. fight between an enormous rat aud a terrier
The dog being reinforced by = crowd of coored
boys. came of the victor.
AT ameeting OF the %. B X. T. held at their
rooms on Twelfth street the following officers were
elected: President ". Il. Omohundro; vice
president. A. L. Morsell; secretary, II. c. Knapp;
treasurer, W. B. Robson; assistant treasurer, 7.
T. Gibbs; sorgeantatarms, Charles Rupp.
The sewer at the intersection of G street
and New Jersey avenue is IN such condition that
tho cellars of Dan OBrens buildings, on the corner
opposite the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot, are
flooded every time 1t rains. Yesterday afternoon
the water rose to the level of the sidewalk
Yesterday afternoon. about four o'clock,
chariot No. broke hind wheel at the corner OI
Ninth street and Pennsylva ania avenue northwest
and the passengers were considerably shaken up.
The next upward bound coach carried the dropped
ones to their destination, and No. 4was hauled OF
TO repair damages
"A good illustration Of mans inhumnnity
to man can bo seen any rainy day. when the little
school children Of our public schools compelled
to leave the building soon Us the session Is ended
whether they are protected against the ruin not
This is requiring of children what the men who
made the rule would refuse 10 do II applied TO
themselves
EALJ Oyercoals EI.FuAs's
National Republican., 1877-11-06
Police Court,
s'rict CdSes..-Patrick Carroll, disorderly in

District Cdses.-Patrick Carroll, disorderly In
Walls Opera House. forfeited ~ Moses Green aud
william Jones' loud and boistcrous; s. each or
Rftcen days. Lewis O'Bren and Thomas Brown,
alias Deame, dsurdcrly; forfeited s. each. Gcore,
johnson. alias Randolph, profanity; IS. Miner
Roots vngnncy; ninety days. Louis Eskrdgc
profanity; S.. Edward JHnncfy md James
Jason, vsgrsncy; latter was discharged and Jan
nefy sent up for thirty days Thomas Hart, va.
grancy aud then given n vacation for ninety days.
James Temple, loud and boisterous; S.. Prcnton
Brooks, loud and bOtstcrous; s.. John Booth car
ryng concealed weapons and di.ordcrly conduct
~ Georgetown: s5 or thirty days. Tyler simms
disnrderly;. S.. Mary Thomas charged Hattie
Baden with using insulting language toward her
but failed oput IN an appearance. and the deieud.
ants collateral was returned to her. Nathan Ash
ton, alins Grimes, profanity; 81.
rnitcd StGtsS tttSs.-Edward THICKER assault and
battery: postpomment until Thursday Harris
Snyles. stealing several domestic articles from Mrs
Brown stealing pocket.book from Katie Mack
pleaded gsilty aud fined 80 or thirty days. Jas r.
McClenan was charged with having in his posses
sion bdlldog belonging to Pntscy Morgan dis
missed and the animal returned TO MGClenan
John Newman charged Jacob ElIcr with stealing a
dog valued at 80; dismissed for want %f evidence
on his wife, Adclinc: defendant discharged.
as Adclins "" proven to be IN fault and
Dehei pleaded guilty of lighting on the street.
and were fined SIS each. John Williams, petty
larceny; $40 or thirty days. Oliver and sarah
Crawford. Dora Smith. Rose wilson and Samuel
johnson. charged with fighting and resisting the
officers; fined s. each, except samuel Johnson,
who was dismissed Mary Webb, for loud threats,
was placed under personal bonds tpr 500 to keep
the peace. Maggie Smith. assault and battery $40
or thirty days. The case against Marshall Parker
%2s P.G'p9"Gd ed Tnal ThprsaSy yGhn williams
faskcl alias TaskO burglary sent up u the grand
Jury. John shorter was sent down for further
hearing Oh charge of petty larceny. Betty Carter.
larceny of hpusphOlU PUl1s (ipDrpp Iuttpr-
paugh; sent up to the grand jury. Timothy Kelly.
charged with carrying concealed weapons, was dis.
charged Nathan Ashton. charged with stealing
81 % worth of butter dismissed
National Republican., 1877-11-06
FANCY Fall listers.
The Organ Concert,

The concert last night at the E-street Bap-
list Church, to exhibit the new organ. was well at.
tended, notwithstanding the inelement weather.
PROS. BIschofr Hayden. King and DR.. Parker de-
veloped the resources Of q hns.loned instrument
Mr. King performed selections nom Beethovens
ninth symphony" while the others improvised
on various well known themes. Miss A. A. Skin.
ner, Miss Zaidee Jones' Mrs Henry and Messr, W
8. Young and whitaker furnished seme solo selec
tons OF vocal music. and the choir of the church
as Also quartttto from the Calvary Church sang
several sacred pieces. The organ, though small
y made up OF well yoicsd well balanced stops and
the congregation have reason to congratulate
themselves on the possession Of 30 satisfactory an
instrument.
National Republican., 1877-11-06
A New Military ORGANIZATION.

A number Of prominent young gentlemen
OF Georgetown and Washington, representing the
army oil the United States and the late CUnfed-
crate army met last evening In tho First Ward and
organized military company, under the name of
Hayes and Wheeler Guards. Tho following officers
were duly elected: A. X. Poulson. captain Rene
Shekclls, irst lieutenant William c. Howard,
second lieutenant; George Anderson, orderly SER.
geant 4 committee OF three was appointed to
secure q permanent hall, and 1T up the same.
There were present Alxly-nne who signed the oil.
They adopted as uniform hky blue pauts aud
coat trimmed with white; cap with white band
wreath III front, bearing the initials III. 4 W. g."
National Republican., 1877-11-06
Fire at the Residence of Mr. Campbell Car.
ringtOn.

Mr.. Phillips grocer, corner Of Tenth and NJ
streets northwest, about seven o'clock yesterday
morning discovered smoke Issuing from the win
dows oi the residence of Mr.. Campbell Darlington.
933 NJ street. An alarm was turned Ia by Oaiuer
slater. The doors of the residence, which were
locked. were forced in. and the fire was found on
tile third aoor, where two closets full Of clothing
had been burned out. The lire department and
police confined the flames ~ the rooms IN which
the fire originated. The hou,0 is damaged n the
extent of 800 or $500 and about 500 or s7Jl dam
uge was done 10 clothing, painting and other prop
erty. There was no one in the house at the Zine u
tnc discovery Of tho fre The fact that the hire up.
pcarcd to have originated In two closets In differ
euI rooms at tho same Tins leads to the suspicion
that an incendiary had been At work.
National Republican., 1877-11-06
Real Estate Transfers.

Martin Buell., trustee 10 the Connecticut
General Life Insurance Company, for 500. lot |.
square q. y, J, Fullalove, executor, to r. McBec,
for 81 ,275 part of lot s. square so II. C. Whycth
to John n. Minnix TOR $1,000, lots 2s0. 2sl. 2s2 $50
2Si and 2S5, In UnOntown. Lewls Duvall to Mat
thew Murphy, for $50, part Of lot !. square 5s3
Samuel rnlknhurn 10 NJ. Il. Kes. for $500, Part
Of lot 2 square 53i.
National Republican., 1877-11-06
Court Calendars for To-day.

CIRCUIT CoURr-CHiEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
No. lsO-Gidiings VS.. Golden Brothres. No. 25s-
Blackford vs.. d lwning. No 9f9-Daniess vs. Hall
NJ, 20-Creswcll ct al VS., Fleming, No. 243-Bar.
buur VS.. Bickser & Calvin. No 2i6-Smith vs.. Dodge
&DarneilleN o. 26-Pcpper VS.. Strong. No. 2iS-
Buscy vs.. Frazer. No. 3iJ-Barr vs.. KImmel No.
!52-lsaacs & lIaCkcsvs. Goodman. No. 2S-phG-
nix Mutual Life Insurance Company VI. Peugh.
No. 1i-Clcndenin w. Plant. No. 256-MetrOpOl.
itan Life Insurance Company ys. LHckey. No.
2i7- Metropolitan Life Insurance Company vs..
Samstag No. 2jS-Gill vs. Mrkeeyer.
National Republican., 1877-11-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE visit to DR.. Hartley insures instant relief for
catarrh No eXorbnnt fees In advance. Resi-
dence removed to 934 NSw York avenue.
Leitof cluthiny, watches, pistols, &c, bought NJ
Herzogs. 9l5 street. Orders attended to-
All kinds OF trunks made To order. repaired and
covered a; Murrsys, So5 Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Snare
National Republican., 1877-11-06
SO BEAVER Orercuat,. ut EI>ENAN Bros
Mortnn MelnoriaI M.ctIng.

The memorial meeting in respect to the late
Senator Morton, Of indiana, for which preliminary
steps were taken last Saturday night. has been
nnally agreed upon, aud a ! Of the arrangements
perfected, The meeting will take place 10 morrow
night. al the AsOdTy Church, corner Of Eleventh
and X streets noIthW est, al eight O'Clock. The tOl-
CaAIon: Hon. frederick D0ug'ass, Senator \, II
Bruce Rev, j. u, BHgwell, llDn II. II. CHln, Hon.
Juscph II. KaluCy, Hon. T.. h. :. PinChbsck, PIuf.
r. 7. Grsener J, h. sIlyIh. Z. H. Thomas and
OLhUrs.
National Republican., 1877-11-06
Hotel Arrivals,

SSIs,I, Ni,jsss ? RsE%sSa % sPs ;gn $sfs,% EsSss
FisSs.i NJ { %ySrS,sn apa low King, y i I
Rs @ gS GSP' ysn SSi SSS
ssSs SS SSg goS '; nE, "d qS S.SsS SSp %
IT,, Tom Ma wife Corn c,os' New 2rlsTgT @
Howell ard " wsHi Ausiin aiS PnsaSpSi% SiR" pSmere
ins w SSeni NrMalIan IN fOts GSnS M sRr"i T
and family an Samuel Knox, St, Louis; + W gnnt
Pa. Hon r. N Bislop. on 0 Warren brown, Brook;
y% nas and SRssfi Ms ea Gme in ar WI
a.. Carfca ,, y J9, Robbins Boston, q LocSet
Al k'. .6S; ,Wn pP' IHs Is,s , nr rs Ea,r
$SG sSH s?S @ r@i2y II ssF! wilson, L slyES
Th|s |: Moody audi I M41ody Mass . rntcrbapgh
MSSS sRa %+ H. 5ers II, ,ons' MSF %S SMITH, s%H
NHsny!lle' rr',n; Ghas Garter and wife nrnoklyn,
GW R@dsI. R!iyi%, re- Nd NJ Bsnaett, j., nar,;
Strong. w Y; " W st"!6ain % V Nv " Sn' H5Tnh i anI
a% T% %SSSS"MFF sSn snS III " aii,n MSFN,9 Cambridge
" il SsSmqa sew Ss%n,np "A !, y y % si%i Ri RoS't .
Sr$sry, Ma y Wy, fSlE" wv s%.sl!S, E% Ny"
i!9nt ;tpn, Nd Ms % Glscnapn Y e.. ore, ugsnn,
fufioT Sd Sio r. fa yiHn SayiSr nE n
S nc air, Va.
hngrirL-M d wickershan,, Mobile Ala: W II Coy
and J. w Cox. lndlnRl oils Y Erwond and VIE,
south Bend Ind II sullivan, city: Evans, Conn:
Rev s W Watkins, Gross Keys, Va Rey A : MoiIcls,
Churchyille, NG Rev u l. Wilson, Broadway, Va:
ltev X II rleming, Wo o,dstock, Va Prof Gerard
aud W ,hnn, New Orleans 4 W Neese. Macon,
RifgL-w G Lotensten. Leave nwoith. Kan; II l.
Newn,f a. - Louis; Mrs. Schutker and daughter,
CovinetOn, Ky; Mrs T. E,lc, Y; = Erie lman and
vile, Boston J d RacEl ifrnd VIC, Nc; { W II ,kgr
and wife, TC Campbell and vie. CINCINNATI J W
W II Dlvies, rltyi J II Marek aud wife Hartford. CT;
A Myers aud wife, n V.
InstIopolndn C s Pollock, Md; Elbe. n Y, Hon
S"Sn M,s. GSTllis E,,, VI ppC Ienn frIS
No; l. J Harrison, Il + Picro,, Mass; il r. Wards,
Pa; W Wmhpurne, n Y; Al London, NC
\, no'1g,eys-tMpt and Mrs Temple, Nj. j. T. Bauer,
ircwS Commo BALDWIN Mr. and Mrs. Renwish. \.
r; MIR. Il II. Mcy ers, Il shmOnd
driinDtOn-N NJ Wait and wife. Schuylkill, Pa; ].
Elmor, n Y;J T. Mariin, Evansville, Ind + W
t!Omlrlh. BROOKLYN: Tir j. Wlhouse and wifc N
wife, Sor ok, Va; J II Mani,y, Maine; Mrs A ii
y nccr and daughter. Hawaiian tsnmds; the Misses
s!nlih and Miss Cn e. Pniladrphia; DR. T. Reynolds,
@ Mrs u S StS1ln w Il ] az and ]d"HThler' Brooklyn; n
National y II Kent N H W A Dahney, g u N.
son, 5 siegor ana DeaenTnri NG W Mead, J q
Wilkins II 1inrdwcll, u Wpi zi6dcr, Flender. !
| o Mo Thompson, W j Sdell, q Downs, j New.
mnn. a FWnternnd e + Hall, n Y; Hon Il tAkc and
Hon D Z Glhdlng, IN 4 G,rinGer; c W Ilnger.
z johnson and krais, Md; u Mccormick, ohio; J
y J,rEw ord, San D.egO: Hon W johnson. Ark; W
NJ klai,y, Prof u W Adams, NJ D. and II = DolIerer,
Ia; W s surtei. Va, md l. = Mctcali st Louis,
\ Iln q IN.,1a ali II
National Republican., 1877-11-06
% CHILDRBks Ulsters. EIsEaAS Bros
Corner Seventh and r.
rhs Young Democracy Receiving Return.

Hhe foUHk DothUcTHcy NtUtINIH. KeIurns,
The Tilden and Hendricks Club represent
ing the young Democracy of the District, will Ie
ceive the election returns tonight at the Imperial
Hotel, and the same will be announced from the
balcony. Mr.. Pierce. the proprietor has placed
the psrlors of his hotel Al the disposal OF the com
mitIee, who have placed a Telegraph instrument
there, and will entertain their Democratic friends
In aud out Of Congress with music and refresh.
msnp, and hope 10 add All occasional cheering re-
port from soms benighted district. To this end
patches from various sections most likely ~ afford
Democratic comfort
National Republican., 1877-11-06
COURTS OF LAW.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE DIFFERENT
BRANCHES YESTERDAY

Supreme Court OF the United statcs-Busi-
ness at the City yHaii-Caiendars for To-day
Marriage Licenses and Transfers of Real
Estate.
National Republican., 1877-11-06

French and Mary W. Bsbson; Abraham Harris
and Rebecca Marcus, both of Richmond, Va; G.
l.. Diks, Of New Jersey, and +. A. Crump, Of Fair.
fnS County, Va; Patrick Lynch and Ella L. Ellis |;
T. J. Coiey ard Catherlne IIickey.
National Republican., 1877-11-06
CRIMINAL couRr-JUsrIcE MACARTHUR.

John Gray, larceny, Edward Ice, assault with
intent TO XIII. Baruall SchOSSberg, receiving
H. WhIlIen. false prrleuses. John Shea resisting
oficeT. Andrew Jackson, forgery Frank Fergu-
son. rape Robert Thomas. larceny. David smith,
alias Adam Green aud Adam Perkins, burglary and
larceny.
National Republican., 1877-11-06
Law summary,

The Probate Court will meet this morning at
Il O'Clock.
john Stewart admitted asaultng James SNOW.
den with intent 10 kill, and II Honor sentenced
him 10 two years IN the penitentary,
For keeping dIsordeTly house the court re.
manded John Dean tO jail 10 serve the balance Of
ninety days sentence.
The case OF George Santz charged with resist.
ing and asaultng Police Oficer Dunnigsn was
begun yesterday, but not concluded
Mrs Jackson pleaded guilty Of stealing hfteen
ducks from one party and II hog from another,
aud got eight months III jail for Doth offences.
Three months In Jail were mcted out Ms pun.
shmenl 10 Robert stOTks who pleaddo guilty OF
assault lie also received thirty days for pctiI lar
csny.
Eugene Won RIswIck, who had been previously
convicted OF petit larcency IN The Police Court was
convicted Of stealing book, valued at So, .fUm
Thomas NJ fugitt, and sent 10 the Baltimore peni.
tvntary for three years, He was acquitted on u
third Uhsrge of larceny.
George Brooks was convicted In the Police
Court ofas.aultins Nellie Jordan aud given thirty
days IN Jail. The prisoner stated that he neither
desired or took an appeal, aud when the cnSe
rraChe the Criminal Court The sentence already
n4pU,ed had expired. The Jury found him guilty.
aud the court commented upon the evil Vf thu
practice aud II tho counsel doing II could he dis.
covered he should be diSbaTred. lie was sent 10
jail Tor twenty four hours
Mnrriage Licenses.
National Republican., 1877-11-06

WELLS oRroIsAL NACHISE.sPREAD STRENGTHEN.
ING PLAsrfRS
The Oldest and the best. All who have used
them attest their merit. Sold by druggists. Twenty
twenty.hv and thirty cents, according to size.
YoUsG people, pay attention to your teeth. Clean
them daily with 1hurstOn's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
der, the best dentifrice known 1t will preserve
their whteness through life, prevent decay and
toothache Much pain aud trouble Is caused by
carly neglect, therefore take heed in time. Price
25 and 90 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-06
BOYS listers and ovcrcoats. EBENAN
Salo of Sculptures, Bronses, &c,

SHIU Ut SVHIV1UrV5' brUHHtH, NU.
The sale Of the collection of elegant sculp-
lures. marble classical vases, bronzes and other
objects of art, imported by Messrs. Viii Bros was
commenced yesterday morning and continued
In the evening, at the salesrooms of Mr.. bowling
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue About
one half the catalogue was disposed Of The sale
will be continued this morning at 1890 o'clock.
and In the evening at 7:30 O'clock when some of
the choicest pieces In the collection will be offered
National Republican., 1877-11-06
CITY RESIDENL ES or MEMBERS or
THE IORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.

tsenators and Members will confer favor upon
usby notifying sof changssin their residences. We
will aim to make our list Of residences as correct as
possible and we ask their aid to that end
National Republican., 1877-11-06
RIVER FRONT,


1rripdls.-Bordcn Mining Cnmpanys wharf
scho0ners Jennie Rnsaland, Tooker, Fall River to
l0nd coal; Alice, Belle, Gammon's, Cohassett,
Mass, to load coal
Agnews wharf-Schooners Brnbrook, Berry,
Providence, to load coal; llnyt, Lyum, New Haven.
to load coal: Deverin. New York. to load coal.
KenebeC lee Company's wharf-Schouners Adel.
bert, Meady, Kenebcc, with ice to the Kenebcc Ice
Company.
Cisared-Borden Mining Companys wharf
SchOoners Brabrook. Berry, Providence. with
coal.
Rays wharf-E. A. Anderson, Clark, Hartford
with coal.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
II; Carter. Richmond, Va, has rooms at the West
End Hotel.
The new bridge crossing the canal at East Market
street Is great convenience TO the commission
merchants doing business on Water street, but
pedestrians who have occasion to pass that
way object to being compelled to pass down the
hill leading to the bridge without u stairway.
The sunken boats this side Of Berlin were raised
on Friday, and, rs a cons quence, the canal was
reach The majority Of them were loaded with
coal.
DAMAGED SEWERS.
The sewer at the corner OF Dunbarton and High
streets cayed In on sunday night. The excavation,
however. Is u small one. 1t has cen properly bar
ricaded and Mr. Shekclls, Of Streets
will make an examination OF the premises trday,
and take the necessary steps TO repair the damage.
The leak in the fOur-iOot brick sewer on Stodlard
between Washington and Congress streets, will be
finished to-day. The excavation In the market
house sewer will be filled IN to-day, and the work
Of repairing this dangerous Oreukagc completed.
National Republican., 1877-11-06
FULL ORGAN with Thomas Orchestra tonight.
GEORG ETOWS NEWS.
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN.

By Cdnal-Boats Caledonia with 10000
bushels of wheat amd 1900 bushels of corn to 4 d.
Hartley; LOudon, 400 bushels of wheat T. d.
Hartley.
BY huer.-4Oo bushels of wheat, II. N. Talbot
National Republican., 1877-11-06

OyIRooATs for boys. three TO fifteen years.
KIsKaAs Bkos, Seventh and L.
National Republican., 1877-11-06
CITY ITEMS.

THEODORE THOMAS and forty-nine performers TO-
night
National Republican., 1877-11-06
District Courts.

CIRCUIT coURT-cHIEf JUSTICE CARTIER.
Hunter VS.. Taylor; jury discharged.
johnson vs.. FlaesCh: settled
Flnesch VS.. Sharp; settled.
Kirk vs.. White verdict for plaintiff for 81 1872 and
costs.
Wiscwcll VS.. Plat; verdict for plaintiff for $50
and coats and Judgment Of condemnation against
Tottcn.
Wnlett & Libbey vs. Been & Crafty; verdict for
plaintih for s20957 and costs.
Farr & Harbamgh vs.. Washington Fire Insurance
Company: demurrer overruled and Judgment for
81 200 by stipulation.
Davis vs.. Cruit; motion to quash attachment
Uverruled.
H. W. Hamilton vs., C. T. Davis ct al; demurrer
sustained and leave to amend plea.
SUITS ENTERED.
Equity Siis.-hIartha Cuttica VS.. Charles alias
JamesW. Cuttica for divorce. In the matter Of Il.
G. Bennett an infant TO confirm Probate Court
proceedings.
Lac Sds.-Appleman 4 Mumpers VS.. I. II. Terry
ct nl. OIL notes. f. r. Browning VS.. ", II. Codd !;
on account Connecticut General Life Insurance
Company VS. Chris. Edic; r rent, J. W. Patterson
VS.. Moses Kelly on note, Citizens National Bank
vs.. Dant Lloyd ct alin note.
National Republican., 1877-11-06

RICE Programme at the Thomas Orchestra Con.
National Republican., 1877-11-06

LARGE sIzE BED COMFORTS. 81; doule all.wool
Blankets, So, at EAFF BROS.
7aG seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-11-06

sl2.50 ENGLISH Casssinere oyercoat.
EI,EMAN BROS,
Corner seventh aud II.
National Republican., 1877-11-06

JoUvEss INoDERous KIP GLOVE CLEANER.
Rcnovates so'led gloves thoroughly and quickl
Price, % cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-06

SIS FUR Beaver Oyercoats. EIsEMAN Bros,
Seventh aud Z.
National Republican., 1877-11-06
LIVERY STARLES.


WE ARE PREPARED 10 FURNISH BY TIIK
w hour. day. or month, first class Carriages nt
ieAsonable lr.Ces and Oh siUit notice Our stock
consists OF landaus Clurrnccs, Coupes, Light Lug
g.es Pony PhaCtons, Saddle HorSes, and In fact
everything that comprises u hrst-class Hiring and
Boarding Stable.
We, clip horses witt the American horse-clippng
machine IN two hours wit OF singeing.
rance TO tho slaD,es on street, between Thir-
no.am H. oLCoTT a SON.
National Republican., 1877-11-06
THoMpsoS's roaApE OPrIMr.

An oleaginous compound Of singular merit fo
dressing the hair Its use soon renders harsh DR.,
hair soft and pliablc, strengthens 1t when weR
and gives II that rich gloss which Is the charm o
early youth. Price, 25 and so cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-06

GRAND vocal AND 1NSTRUMESTAL con.
~ cert for the benefit Of the WCm n'- ChrtIlan
hspclatinn, nt Lincoln Hal. THURSDAY EVE
assisted by MIS- EVA MILLS and other PROM 1t
musical talent Of tac cily: ne 'i'niions " \.
Of Mississippi Sublect Our p.!rle" Ticket 0
Clghi. nov -
National Republican., 1877-11-06
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to tho
following applicamts' Peter Coleman and Juha
Looney; y, V. Berry aud Emma V. Evans; W. u.
National Republican., 1877-11-06
AMUSESIENTS.


liz ~ Y wEbNEsDAy EtisI u EvENiNa .
AN EVENING OF MIRTH AND MUSIC" =
PROGRAMME.
plano Solo, (wm T ~ )........ Prof H. Porabeau.
josh Billings
- 80 HUI dred Year, Ago" ConSI..H. n. Rogers :
fCnnlre>s and OIhcr Maunu s ....,,JOsh Billings.
n"Rum and Time" (dicltl~..Rngers and II Bludlnot.
sPuty and Zeul on the Hair Shei...p.. Biil ingq.
.JuNt nS o, Old t'ong)-.....,,.... T. &. Buuu nnt.
sDuo.".".lierman Rakeman Uhe boy yiolni. y .
anil PerthpaL
: sees
pAHT SktDSB.
hNlolin and Plano, sounds from Home"
y knian and Perahean
.ro u or Knot II, (soo wthOu accompaniment s. ,
t"Nte,t Me by tho Running Brook" (due,tJ
Rogcrs and II Iudlnnt.
Twins and Things Of that Me,re.-.......B Bil ngs
H"My Trurde he'd" (song Rogers
ft,nfns and Political intrlgurrs. lngs
tll mo solo lWeherl Perneal.
MY seventh Annual EEr2wcllyn..n...Josh Bln 49,
- Doors open at 7:O Begins at eight o'clock .
promptly.
National Republican., 1877-11-06

OPERA. HOUSE
" KEENAN, BRoTunns, Lessees and Managers.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER b.
THREE SEPARATE AND ENTIRE COMPANIES
THIS WEEK.
DRAMA COMEbY AND oLIo.
CHARLEY HOWARD IN his great speciality drama,
on. FAITHFUL To DEATH.
THE GREAT BURTON sTAHLEY coMBISA.
Five % in number In their Sparkling Society Comedy
nclehan,y and IIcnsler. Mis- Ldna MarklCy,
BSS BSO Disr D. EsrS''0n NJ MIS- Tom Ssn wariipii wMiioii
coMPASdiIWsn SdWnA& ASP [IRI HEAND oLTo
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Admission Is, y 20 AID 10 cents, nos
THEArRE coMIorE.
NSEPAS, NOVEMBER S mYLGMTLX = I AND
hnsas'n'n'R RRTN e. ;nf %rTE rev M%EaLERs @HE
Who will "ppfaSri ai Ns'rREn II 4 TIfna SCENE
Assisted by t.e popular ~! only n!y,rr,,
Prodnc,lon Of the grand ineio-dramatio extrava-
THEFAIRY QUEEN; 9s; THE uNLUcKY
during "lih PHRfsnhs T x 'SiTGsHsf MfSnEf tie grand
Az Of last weeks company retained. Price, oi nd
mi~ion, ", y, and " cents. novs-6t
ENGLIsH LITERATURE.
n Pr; KIRKUS, THIRD LECTURE VIII, te given
"NA' u s'sjsct, ts.t = tITisv toITiisvEn GOLDSMITH.
Admiss!on, twen'yhNe cent'i with r. served seats.
cured al whtaTers bookstore, Oh Penn,yIvsnia
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