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The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27
Safe, reliable harm, ss and cheap, is DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. P'irc My 25 cents.


One of those "Shtful Sociables given by
the ladies of the Episcopal Church will take
place at the Cliff Hotel on next Tuesday even
ing, January Goth. AS this is the first that has
been given for several months, and probably the
last for some til Lent beginning shortly,) it
is hoped that the Sill he large attendance.
These sociablss ha ., heretofore, invariably been
pleasant, and the cLc r,xt Tuesday will he no
exception. Good music has been engaged, and
tickets put at the low price of 30 cents. Come
and enjoy yourself
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27
Oysters by the case, can or bulk at Pierguc's

1t is naughty-awful naughty-to kiss the wal
ter girls at the Clifton or at any hote-oh! the
hOrrid maH! But, o-o-o-h, think of having
the girls report fellow to the boss If there is
anything that will make a man accuse his wash
woman of eating his only pair Of stockings, it is
this, it is this This is cruel world, and un-
sympathetic, but when good looking man is
slapped by homcly waiter girl for trying to
kiss her, an earthly paradise becomes a delusion
and sham, and all JOY goes "up in balloon
Twas always this in the Clifton House, &c.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

REMEIBER THIs-Now is the time of year for
pneumonia, lung fever, coughs, colds, and fatal
esults " predispOsition TO consumption and
other tn oat and lung disease. Boschee's Ger
nan Syrlp has been used iu this neghborhood
or the plst two or three years without single
allure tocure. II you have not used this med
cine yourself, 90 to your druggist and ask him
# It's wonderful success among his customers.
Three doses will relieve the worst case. II you
nave no filth in any medicine, just buy sample
bottle Of Soschee's German Syrup for 10 cents
and try it. Regular size bottle 7j cents. Don't
neglect q tough to save 75 cents. (2)
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

Parker's Hair Balsam is the best and cleane.t
preparation ever made for restoring gray hair
To it, original color 1t is entirely harmless and
free from the impure Ingredients that render
many other preparations Injurious. II removes
dandruff stops the hair falling ont, and restores
the perfectly natural colo 1t Is exqutsitly per-
fumed. and so perfectly and elegantly prepared
a. to make 1t a toilet luxury, Indispensable 10
those who have once used u.
Ask your SGuggis; FOX j.. SUv- h;h, ly
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27
New hams and breakfast bacon at Shaw's.
"Cachemire Du Rhone."

"Cachemire Du RhOne."
"Guinet" "Satin Cachemire," "Ponson," Bel
lou" Household" and various other brands OF
BLACK SILKS, in prices ranging from sl.Oo to
$4OO per yard. These are all reliable goods.
Stock is now full, and zoe tcI not be undersold BY
any house in the country. .s.--
Just received new invoice OF shirtings, sheet
ings, table linens, &c.
For bar9aias look over our remnant table.
Respectfully, ". II. HULL.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

Dress MAKISG.-The ladies will be pleased to
learn that Mrs. s. F. Fceney will hereafter be
prepared to attend to all calls upon her in the
line OF dress making in connection with her mil
linery business, for which work she has q corps
of competent and superior assistants. Mrs. Fee
ny has given so general satisfaction as a millin-
er that this announcement will give great salts
faction to her many friends and customers
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27
Lorjllard's plug tobacco 7Oc. per lb. at shaw's

FIRE-On Monday night, one of the coolest OF
the season, house belonging to Mr.. O. Cisco
northeast Of the city limits, caught fire and was
totally destroyed. The steamer was taken to
the scene, but did no work, it being too late to
be OF service to the house. The house was a
story and half structure, and unoccupied.
There was an insurance Of 5000 on the property
in the Germania, represented by J. o. Harris.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27
REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
In Feby shall remove to Russells
Block, 35 La Sale Street.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
In consequence of the above removal,
we shall make Great Reduction in Prices,
to reduce stock, especially in all lines
of Winter Goods, which will be sold at
BOTTOM FIGURES.
Call and Examine Our Goods and Prices at Once.
CHILD & PHIPPS,
Boston Boot and Shoe Store.
A Few DAYS Yet.

Remember that only few days yet remain oi
that clearng-out sale at II. J. GILLEy's, and
hence the necessity OF taking immediate advan-
tage of the bargains offered in all lines of goods
Prices are down! and especially, as said before,
are bargains to be obtained in Dress Goods. Call
and examine the mammoth stock of the city,
aud the inducements offered to customers
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27
Pure buckwheat sl.aO per sack, at shaw's
Announcement.

We shall receive In about ten days 10y great
odds the largest handsoneSt d,.d cheapest stock ot
carpets, oil cloths and aGttngs e,er Solcn IN Ri'
Congressional District Meanwhile we propose to
enlarge and completely rcnovatc our carpet hall
when we shall consider it special favor to dis
play the beauties of our hall and stock to dHy
one interested enough to call, whether they de.
sire to purchase or not.
Look oa for some dsiigStfIi surprises.
Most cordially,
". II. HUI,
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

Tbep is no medicine prescribed by physicians
or soltby druggists, that carries such evidence
of its access and Superior virtue rs BoscHEE's
GERMN SYRUP for severe coughs, colds settling
on thebreast, consumption, or any disease OF
the thDat or lungs. Aproof Of that fact is that
any peson afflicted, can get sample bottle for
10 Gems and try its superior effect before buy
ing th,regular size at IS cents. II has lately
been Introduced in this country from Germany,
and itswonderful cures are astonishing every.
one tht use it, Three doses will relieve any
case. Try it. Sold by Forbes & Gehring. U
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

BLLowAY's PILLs.-TURN OF LIPE.-Armed
win this great antidOte, the ferry ordeal is
based through and the sufferer once more re-
l,toed to the possession of unimpaired health
Thee Pills are equally eflcacious in all female
COMPLAINTS, and distractions at the dawn Of
SoIanhood. Sold everywhere. - cents per
l1OyOr not.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

Minnesota -four, made from choice wheat, is
far better than any low grade winter fours. !;
will make more bread 10 the pound, and Is
better every way, and commands better price.
Try one single package Of Woods -four and you
viii be satisfied. lie does not keep his pateut
-four separate. bg: runs it into lis FIST grade,
giving his customers the benefit of . part patent
-four, at price others sell common foCr.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27
South OTTAWA Taxes.

Persons owing taxes in South Ottawa will find
he collector, B. B. Griffith, over Scott Bros
Main street store. Pay up.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

To MPLoYERs.-The farmers in this section
who want experienced hands for stock feeding,
wood chopping and general farm work can be
supplied free Of charge by applying to the Y.
NJ. c. A. Free Employment Bureau, l45 5th Ave.,
Chicago. I'M. HITCHCOCK, Supt.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27
MONEY TO LOAN
Apply to G. NJ. Leland.
Lumber!

Now is the time to buy. We wish to close out
The large stock of dry lumber before the open
ing Of navigation. STRAwN q POWELL.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

Nr. James Pickens, wealthy farmer of the
town Of South Ottawa, has purchased the Bar
ger place on the east side, which is hereafter 70
be bis residence
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

TIE Grand Central Hotel, New York, will sus-
taints well-merited popularity, and earn great
er, b the sensible reduction Of its rates from
81 O to g. 30 and 300
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27
Business suits cheap, at A. Franks the clothier.

MARRIED,-On the 25th inst, at the residence of
the brides father, by Rev. j. f. Moffatt, Mr..
ISAAC N. BEEN and Mrs. VIDA E. ARMSTRONG,
all of Ottawa.
For the remembrance OF us, thanks, and hearty
congratulations and good wishes, which we are
sure the happy couple share of the whole city,
where they are SO well known and have so long
been universally popular. They are entitled to no
commsseration for getting entangled in their
present bonds, for both had been there before
and knew how it is themselves. In the language
of the noble hearted Rip, May they lif long
und brosber."
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

Why does Shaw sell cheaper than other gro
cerymen? He buys for cash, sells for cash, has
no dead beats to support and can afford 10 sell
cheaper than any of 'em. H
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27
Notice to Tax Collectors.

In ordering your tax receipts, don't fail to call
on Osman & Hapcman, for their method OF put
ting them up is not only an economical one but is
one Of great convenience to you.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

"a Frenchman, at CClwelrs factory, GU yesterday
fooling with a rip saw ripped one Of his fingers
from tip to base. He went home disgusied with
saws in any shape.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27
E0r 20 DAYS

only will we offer the great and wonderful cut
ting down prices in Clothing, at
NJ. STIEFEL & Cos.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

Pain in Back, Head Heart, Lungs, Rheumatism,
Ne.laatia, Ltim6dgo, -Liaticd, Rheumatic Gout
Nervos and Kidney Diseases positively cured by
DIR. FTTER'S RHEUMATIC REMEDY AND LIvRH
PILL neUer fail when taken as directed
decay. Sole agency at ToZer's Drug Store
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

THE "ANERICAN."-Chas. T.. johnson, Esq.
late State Agent OF the Travellers Insurance
Co., is now in the city taking orders for that in
valuable work Appctons American Encyclo-
pedia. All will find Mr.. johnson an exceedingly
pleasant man to do business with, and "a the
work can he had only through agents, this is
the accepted time" TO make your arrange
mpnts for H.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

Great bargains in clothing at A. Frank * Cos.
for the next thirty days.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27
I.oukSt I,ooIsSt

Books Of Poetry, Biography, History, Juvenile
Books, Fine Gift Books, Bibles and Prayer Books
at Osman d Hapeman's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

FARMERS ATE invited to read and reflect on the
new adver. of J. Z. Porter & Co, on the 5th page
of this naner
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

The best hat in the market is to be found al
the Boston ~ Cent stoie-ncw styles, new
goods, and can't be beat Go see.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

The stock in the Imperial cigar is extra rich.
Try ii, at Smith & Rising's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

BOYS and children's clothing at VI. stefel &
Co.'S, in great quantity.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

Great closing out sale of men and boys cloth
ing, for the next thirty days, At 4. Frank & Co.'S
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

Don't miss seeing the new goods at the 20
Cent Store.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

ToRESr-A barn, near the c. B. & Q. R. r. de-
pot Enquire Of L. L. Thompson, cast OF Court
House
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

Do not forget to order -four Of the Eagle Mill
If YOU want the best Minnesota -four in tn
city.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

Overcoats at cost at A. Frank d Cos, the peo
pies clothiers.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27
&. NV. 2w. Nj. am. IsM.l lsM.I .IlY.

Twelve lines OF Agate make one square.
Advertisements not under contract must b. plainly
the length Of time esred they will be contn
sed and charged for until ordered out.
Business and professional cards mot exceeding hveies)
asserted at nve dollars per nve lines dol
srp per lihe extra.
Transient advertising In all cases to be paid strictly In
dvsnce.
~ Yearly advertisers discontinuing their advertise
ents before ofthe contract viii be chsR
full rates as above Extra charge will also be made
dissolution and other notices not connected with their
regular business.
Local notices, nftet cents per line.
~ In viii cheese terms be departed from.
~ The date the slip which the subscribers
spsnted indicates the time when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid for the FREE TRADER should
careful to notice that the date the slip corresponds
the date to which they have paid, and once notify
publishers Of any discrepancy
JOBBING DEPARTMENT.
Our facilities for doing all kinds of Job Work In the va
rous styles of art surpassed In this section
and respectfully solicit those wishing anything donen
thsineto give CALL BY the udclous and liberal use
OF pRters ink many mans fortunel as been made and
the deld is still Open Tryt.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

For a good meal or lunch 60 to Piergues.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

Trunks cheap at A. Frank s Coz.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

New goods at Nc 20 Cent stols.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

l6 bars (full weight Quaker soap FOR sioO, at
Shaw's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

Choice roll butter e3rJs. at shaw'..
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

Best pies, cakes, bread, buns, at PierCuc's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

Purest homemade candies at Piergue's
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

New gooos at the 90 Cent Store.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

u lbs. good prunes for sl.OO. at shavs-
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27
The People Want Proof,

Ottawa, December l6, 1875.
The Ottawa free trader., 1877-01-27

Drawers and shirts only 25cts. each at VI.
Stefel 6 Cos.
National Republican., 1877-12-01

num ers OF the AilAntc, containing poems by Nhip
tier and Long elbow and the commencement of NJ
Bishops new serial slory, "De Jd' viii De maile'
fres 10 all s,,ssJciic the Atlin,ic tor 1875
Decsnlber li
National Republican., 1877-12-01
pRoPOsAIs FOR FRESH BEEF, MUTTON, g.

.WAsi1sGTus, y. G., December !, 1871. J
Sealed prop saa In duplicate, will be Iecci ed nd
thA oiiee until Y o'clock mon SATURDAY, Dcceni-
tdn that be required nt this de vt Tor six hs
or surh les tinr as the Commissry General may d.
net. commencing Jaruary " g. PROPOSE for choice
Frsh BEEF Corncd Beef and Mutton, sale to OH
GERS must be separate from proposals. iOr Deei for
Further Information AMI conditions can be obtained
on application At THIS Office.
d'ia ANDWEW X. LONG. Cantan and e. 8.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
Hotel Arrivals.

1SEN 4 %;Tr PLs iGx. !Gps, Il rss9 asInG
" gai,an EJ Ioy,s,! Pa ri Me,IhSrs, aI,S,,.,o ohSi
Snss ns Il fss Ms: 1e%P Ws,.ss sss% r aS5 !q
Sfft @ Esrs!o sffsoG sts GUnss SsA 6hla VEN
kI,s, US Cs ~ Barn4iyne, Montr,aE J A la BY
nai NJ anu Mrs Tso SsInsy, child and nurse Ns;
S.S,ia! SssI SSsI a %sP:
%SiSa sys I.S. xs'S aSrss. Mr. "a
y hsniamin, 9idRp f%s spG aud fGa% %
SaIS ] IIs%sIsE' SS Ge @ MaS,aid' fs 81. SsS 90
Miss a ieI; Mas: : Washnsion, Mich; y Esli, 7
lsntSsrsSn' % OHIO; Nv w Alexander. Pa i &isin
Md w hS1cansn M RaSSy nh y al,d,ha MaSasy %S;.
BarIlil, sai! Lake: " Eoi inE and iiesdy, VA i
SSa dfSi ~ Sa "t E9%ln, XIV i j n riley Ss Va
,Nanordi g Cebell, yGJ Peterson. n VI II 7
acnmS., q ESpress 'SSrrssp39s1dens 916nn III Snn ~
dafri sn Ma; sI IasSsr aiaS s stsrrr, i Mr. m N
Yale. Mass " 4 snssa. Va Hon L. 4 s. MiSks, Kan; "
W i Drew, Va; + Clampbeil-yt4nn; q Carter, yG .
II Crawl ri. Ienn; W Irving. CHS FG Fir cy Va; z
Brown, Va, q Scnwart, N Y; T. q Masift er, NJ l;
Mercer j Iandhim. IA. y T. M bunl, NJ t,s; A h iiol
liway, IN; W Wntr, N IL Capt II Wood, olty; 4
W smith, Williams A Stuart, q ID Hilton, N VI
W l. MahOn, W Va
Ip,perldi.-TJ Scott and wife. New Ysrk; W p Ray
VAN 4 NJ hrown, UsA \. smith. pGiIgdslpniai
New York; ~ kiMp and wlic, Boston; II y Hall
Ia tmurc county; o Marsh, W Smith Richmond
Na VI l. Costing, Tennessee; Sumner Rove, Porls
| mouth, II; j. Cunningham, Black Hills Mrs
wllsAn, Richmond, Va. W Bapchc. WellsLoTO Pa; w
| i Nugcmt Oskalo1tn. Iows Adkins, oiceola
Beers, oxn.oor, Ala; Mrs II Shelley, Norristown
| !; 4 Piunkett, USN.
hetTopotnan-H Van Wrinkle, NY; r. J. Smith
| Ohio; ! Mcrryman, Md J Jones, Md; Lane, Pa
| Miller, OhiO; q W u lianiore, Md, N Volekinsni.
| y; CE Pats. III 5 J Harrison, Mas; u y Peril
| Mass; W u Mott, N Y; W Fern Md; !. y Wheaton
| = Martin, W Va; IL Walleli, Ga II A Cuppia, N y
g Giobins, N j; Hon W spates. Nj; CS Pollock
Md; II Gro.on. Y.
RiGOs.-w IL Geneli, N Y: J L Richards, Boston;
| W Forbes. ] Nj Knight, N " II ID AIwater, W Ter
| l. Llngel, Paris France; ] T. Burr. Phila; II Far
| ley, A Osborn, n Y; J II Kcm 81 louis % Mllno
| and dAuslt tr, Mrs O'Rrien, N Cole, VIE AMI son
| MatanUrHs, Mexico; q ii Hunbell wiIs and son
| Brooklyn: y Rowland, ID RoHl md, philh
| AriingtoH.--D q ClaTkson and wife, Chicago: @ ]
Robinson and vile, Miss Kent, q Loni.; FW Ric
| Y; A ID Jessup Phia; T. q Hoes lc, Princeton, N J;
u Gilbert viii. and daughter, n Y; Hon Cook
Chlcaso Hon w stouShton, N.Y. FE Gilbert, jr
Georgetown, DC.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
FIRE At BENsIyG,s.
Destruction OF the Buildings In tho wast
ington Driving Park.

Destruction OF the Buildings In tho wash
ington Driving Park.
About twenty minutes past two o'clock yes
terday morning the grand stand at the National
Driving Park, Al Benning's, across tho Anacosta
bridge, was discovered to be on fire. The flames
made such bright light that II appeared TO persons
In tho city TO be within the city limits and two
corner OF Eleventh and O streets southeast, aud
one nom box 1871, corner Of Eleventh and streets
northwest The fire department however, did not
90 10 Benuipgr Persons residing IN the neighbor:
hood of the driving park were quickly alarmed and
very after the lre was discovered number OF
men were on the ground, making one sided fight
Was blowing strongly rom southern direction.
The grand stand. which large frame structure,
dlning.hsll, restaurant, and Offices, was quickly
consumed, and the flames communicated tn the
hotel. -scenuy completed, standing about my
This building which was also frame, was two
stores In height each story surrounded by a
brnad veranda. and contained dozen large
rooms. IL WAS also spon completely destroyed, aud
the atcntion Of those battling The flames was
turned 10 the nne stables near the entrance OF the
ars snd o @ nMnaIeh ysras nysr swSy t wsn h ,s nad
Forty. five stables were Destroyed. Police 0nicers
| BeTkcly. Alder and Shelton worked faithfully and
succeeded In saving nineteen OF the stables by
cutting through one Of them. A large section Of
| the fence surrounding the park was also de-
droycd. TheOnly building not touched by the fire
quantity OF farming utensils were destroyed.
| There was no stock In the stables. q number of
horses recently kept there having been removed 10
Mr. Hills training fsru few miles distant. II Is
supposed that the fire originated from stove In
the restaurant underthe grand stand, In which a
fire was built during the shooting match ut the
| track Thanksgiving Day. The track Is owned by
Mr. y. p. I'M, proprietor OF the fremont House
lie estimates his loss at between $1,000 and s2j 600
| The grand stand was Ensured. The improvements
| at the track have been going OIL ever since II was
opened, oyer two years ago, and the accommoda.
tons for horses and guests were unsurpassed ai
any track In the country
National Republican., 1877-12-01
OvERooArS, So
ROMAN h Cox.
Peters, the Suicide,

II is believed that clew to the identity Of
the man Peters, who committed suicide by jump
ing from the steamer Lady Of the Lake, when oppO.
site Giesboro Point has been discovered In Phila.
delphia. The only thing that Peters len behind
was his slouch hat, which was picked up VII lie
floating In the river. Major Richards last Thus.
day sent the hat by express to the chief of police OF
Thought that his family reside In that city. 1t Is
stated that Mr.. Peters had been on visit to Norfolk
and was returning home when lie drowned him.
self The body has never been recovered, although
some queer reports have been published regarding
his fate One Is that Peters had a large sum oi
money on his person, aud that the body was tishcd
by persons who plundcred the body and sent II
back again to Its grave III the river.
National Republican., 1877-12-01

The success Of this sterling periodical Is ow-
ing tn the fact that II enables one. with small out
lay OF time and money, to keep pace with the best
thought and literature Of the day. Hence It's i'm
porance IN every American render
Tho ablest living contributors TO periodical liter
aturc are represented In Its pages, some Of whose
names will he found in the prospectus published
In another column.
II has always stlod at the hcpd Of It's class both
IN the quality and quantity ofthc reading fiirii-
ishcd; and III flct Ii Affords, Of ipClr, so thorough
and complete q compendium OF fwhat is Of immc-
d!atc interest or permanent value IN the literary
world as 10 rcuhcr II an Invaluable crnnomizcr Of
time labor and money. In the multitude OF peri
Odchls Of the present time-qnartcrlicS, monhlics
and wcCklicS--such public0uUn has become Ol.
most necessity to every person or family deslring
To keep well informed IN The best literature Of the
day.
For 1873 an extra offer Is made 10 all new sub.
Ecribcrs and reduced clubbing rates with other
periodicals arc also given by which subscriber
may at remarkably small cost obtain the cream Of
both home and foreign literature. Those selecting
their periodicals for the new year would do well
to examine the prospectus. III no other way that
we know Of can n subscriber be put IN possession
of the best which the Of the world
| affords so cheaply or conveniently.
HANDSOME styles, richly made Oyercoats down to
$40 former price SO.
HABLE Bros,
Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1877-12-01

A very pleasant surprise masquerade party
was given to 'Mr. James N. Wright i2i Massachu'
sets avenue. on Thanksgiving night The guy
mnsqueraders assembled and took the house by
storm. The parlors were thrown open, the furii'
ture cleared away, aud the party were soon trip.
ping lightly around TO the tnno Of "Od Dan
Tucker" About midnight On improraptu sup,
per was spread, which disappeared In
a wonderfully lively maner; but ol
course nothing else could be expected from
the hobSoblinish appearance Of the masqueraders
The company finally adjourned, and Its members
retired to their homes. They crept into bed about
four o'clock q. IN. yesterday,
The following persons were noticed among those
assembled: Misscs Mamie HUllingsworth, fortune
teller Gertie L. Graves. belle OF i17G Ada " Waugh
| flower girl: Lille NJ Bates Pocnhontas: Zaidee Pei
Lee, puzzle: Lula French, night; Callie Shryock
milkmaid; Maggie Hogan, daughter Of the reg
ment Carrie Lane, blue domino; Rose Henderson
and Clara Suitor. ropsys; aud McSsTs. Clarence
COrson. American clown: 7. T. Newton, sailor; W,
Williams. demon; e. l.. Trevitt, John =. ConnoI
and =. 2. HOllingswOrth, Chinese clowns; Joseph
G. Gawer. folly; Samuel q, Wise harlequin: VIII
X, Ellis, darkey of the period: q. W. Egleston
sailor.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
NEW xDTERTIsEM ENTs.

vegetine.
yound-cow
Liyofs Liuing Ias
I. Benjamin, furrier.
universalist services.
hadRtic Monthly for 1873.
Card-Piedmont Air Line.
Aimee-National Theatre.
Ii6 street northwest-rooms.
Rooms-ls25 Y street. northwest
u. W. Gait Bro. 4 Co-watches.
Nine. Washington-dressnaking
Mrs. 2. NJ. Davis, ladies physician.
Room-ll33 Tenth street northwest.
Proposals for fuel. forage and straw.
Proposals for fresh beef mutton, &c.
Suit Of rooms-9l5 New York avenue.
DR.. Schultz, 900 Pennsylvania avenue
All Souls Churoh-services at willard's Hall.
Noveltics-Mitchell a Martin, o3i Pennsylvania
lvenue.
Observation-Disclosures Hail, for the benefit OF
Mis- Kate II. Goodali.
Government sale Of rubber blankets, ponchos
condemned clothing, kc.