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National Republican., 1877-02-22

from the Governor, or to deliver or exhibit to
Odeil or Cartwright their certificates wropgfslly
retained in his possession, and his withdraw.
ing and organizing q college Of his own, was upon
his part such q refusal to act within the mean.
ing Of the statute OF Oregon, asto occasion va.
cancy in the oftico Of elector, which Odcll and
legally 6ii, and which Il was their duty to hii,
and II Is immaterial TO inquire, In 80 far as tho
effect Of the action Of Odeil and Cartwright is
concerned, whether the vacancy filled by them by
and In law by Watts resignation or by Cronin's
refusal to act. In either view Of the case there
was q vacancy, and It was the duty OF Odell and
Cartwright TO MI It, and the fact that Crouin
conclusive against him on this point.
That the electors present, 0dell and Cart.
wright, in determining as to whether vacancy
existed in the once Of elector and In hlling such
vacancy, were under no obligation IN law to In
quire as to whom the Governor had issued bis
certificate as the third elestor, whether to MT.
Watts or Cronin. II was enough for them To
Sg SGM snai % n oT @
tis immatorisl which, and there being such .
vacancy, IN any possible Wow Of the case, whether
Cronin or Watts was tho one legally apPoGinted
their duty to appoint such person as they saw NJ
TO all II. And the record or their action In that
regard g. Conclusive and cannot bo inquired into.
senator KELLY by tho committee: "In Justice to
Senator KELLY the committee, with his concur
renee, present herewith his statement made In
open Senate, on the l7th o. February. is7I In ex-
PLANTATION OF his connection with certain tele.
graphic dispatches, and while the committee can.
not approve the action OF Senator KELLY In the
part which he admits he knowingly took In refer
character. accept his statement as true, when ho
denies that he knew the real character OF the dis
patch Of Nov. Is, 1915. from Patrick 70 Pelton,
which he endorsed" Following the above was
the statement Of Senator KELLY, which has been
published heretofore,
National Republican., 1877-02-22
LOCIL MISCELLANY.

Or. Hartley cures catarrh-7o2 Tenth street
northwest.
Stoves for rent, at Buffers, corner Fifth and X
streets northwest.
Ask for the Hebe de 10 RENE cigarettes; they
are the best OF all.
Interest paid on deposits by J. II. SQuier Il Co.,
bankers, lil6 Pennsylvania avenue.
DBEsT STOCK STRING OvERCoATs at A. Saks l.
Co.'s, SIC Seventh street.
NEW AND STYLISH STRING OvERCoArs. A
Saks h Co., 3l6 Seventh street.
At Lee, el5 Seventh street, opposite the Patent
Once, is selling coal ut Sab and up.
Do You WANT HANDSOME SPRING OVER
COAT? A Saks 4 Co, SIC Seventh street, have
them from VI to i35.
SILK or SkTIN.LISED STRING OvERcoATs at
A. Saks n Co.'S, SIS Seventh street.
Left.oa clothing, watches, pistols, etc., bou ght
at HeITog's, Tlj ID street. Orders attended TO.
All kinks of trunks made 70 order, repaired and
covered at Murray's. sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
A car. load of fine Western New York cider, 20
to 40 gallon casks; also, lot Of Vermont boiled
cider, Just receieyed at Spieers butter store,
northwest corner OF Ninth and L streets. Prices
low.
We call attention TO the advertisement In
another column of Smith, Blrge Il Co., l0l< Penr.
sylvania avenue. Their facilities for steam and
warm-alr heating, manufacturing as they do their
own apparatus, are, perhaps, superior to those OF
any other house In this community.
Life Is short at most, and our duty is to prolong
It. Use, therefore, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for
coughs, colds, bronchitis, etc. Price only % cents.
Sold everywhere.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
DrssotpISa THE YUprItLs.

An unfa,thfui Husband Abandons His Life
Namc-The Court Accepts the Situation,
and Gives Her Release.
The January term Of the Equity Court is
steadily drawing to q close, and but one suit re.
mains upon the calendar to be disposed OF, so It
can revdily be seen that tho ond Is nigh. Not
that all the business Ia finished; far from It, but
all that Is in readiness to receive his Honors at
tention for the present has been acted upon. Ere
the close is announced, however, there are q few
disconsolntes seeking light out Of the darkness Of
their domestic troubles, and believe that none but
the chancellor can alleviate the weight Of grief
that bears them down.
Mrs. Thompson vs.. Mr.. Thompson.
Harriet ID. Richards halls from that section o.
the city east of the Capitol, where she Is we'll
known, and not tho slightest reflection has
Ter Msssn Sss1 mss ss SBBSgps h'F F''G 8a%
and inclinations, she wae united IN wedloek, at
the residence OF hor mother, to Edward Thomp.
able 10 iuilhI his promise to make her faithful,
loving husband. Family Affairs went smooth
% shs and Ss sssDg
Edward, evidently tired both Of wife and home,
and seemed 10 lose the pride he once expressed
Iuentiy, prolong the time Of staying away, and
be uneiyil when he DID go home. The har.
mony Of the once;loyed spot was broken, rs
diaerence was being substituted. Finally the
worthless husband abandoned her, went to Balti-
ye sHd ii hsy e thi r0tuS I'm, 'Or
little one had been added TO tho family,
Us best she might. Finding that she could expect
dependent on her Individual exertions for . liv-
ing, that she would do so frce OF any incum-
brahce that big name might bring, she carried her
sfter hearing tho circumstance in the case,
granted the desired dissolution of the nuptial ties
National Republican., 1877-02-22
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
sEETCHTs 4BoUT THE CTrF ny THE
RYPUBLICIN's REPORTER
The Fire Department.


The Board Of Fire Commissioners held reg
ular meeting last night, the President, Mr.. Thos.
p. Morgan, In the chair; VIM. y. Reed, Secrc-
tary. A communication was received from the
chief Engineer, announcing the death Of Fore
man Robinson, Of the Hook and Ladder Com.
pany. lie refers to the number OF iremen who
have been injured in the discharge
Of their duty, and recommends that tho
Board adopt some measures for the relief of ire
men, who, together with their families, may bo
disabled or killed In the discharge Of their du-
ties. Referred to District Commissioners: Mr..
Collins offered q series OF resolutions In respect
to the memory Of tho late Foreman Robinson,
which were adopted. A communication was re-
eeived from Mr.. Miles, superintendent OF Fire
Alarm Telegraph, recommending the purchase
Of new telegraph instruments, to take the place
vices now employed on the "talking circuits"
Applications ior positions in the Departme ent were
received from VIM. A. Luskcy, Horace Stevens
Louis Pabst, Julia Brooks, Dallas Bransor,
Geo O. Sickles, Thomas FitxE erald, Thomas Z.
Swartonn and Frank Talbot.
President Morgan from the committee ap.
pointed to purchase new truck, reported that he
had visited New York and had no hesitation In
recommending the Babcock. tReferred.)
Commissoner Reed suggested that some ar
raugement should be made for parade Of the
department on Inauguration Day, which, alter
difeussion, was laid over without definite action.
Some Of the board thought that II was best not TO
take out the department., as accidents might
happen on that day which would require the
presence OF the department In some section OF tho
city.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
CITY BRETITIES.

Mr.. Gobrlght, the accomplished manager of
the Washington Branch Once Of the Associated
Press, will deliver an oration at the Washington
birthday ceremonies In Georgetown to-day.
Last night Detectives McDevitt and
McEliresh arrested q colored man named Charles
Matthews for stealing n gold hunting case watch
v alued at 800. He Is held for hearing.
The alarm of fire turned in from boz
twenty.three last evening, was caused .byihre be-
ing in q franc shanty between Pierce and NJ and
Second street and Ney Jersey avenue, owned
and occupied by VIM. Slade. The flames were
extingulshed with loss Of about $50, The hre
was the work OF an incendlary
The Burns Club has elected the following
ofnoers for the ensuing year: John Gibson, prosl-
dent; j. II. Small, first vioe-presidenti l.. Gard.
yner second vice president; T. g. Fassett, secre.
tary; y. l.. Reynolds, corresponding secretary;
John q. Cowie, treasurer.
The gas pipe crossing the bridge spanning
Rock Greek, at NJ street, burst last night, and
was burning at the hour Of the REPUBLICAN
going to press. The bursting Of these pipes are
Of frcquent occurrence, and IL Ia quito time the
authorities were looking up the matter, lest some.
damage should be done
National Republican., 1877-02-22
CONGRESSIONAL EVIEW.
IConii,u,d f,ou rir,, poo,l

e ,s ,s,, A. sccsr Ss p,seSST e.. ss s
Master ., I Iaisye,te % 3rsscn and was % . IL en % tbat
%S! sHS s.i ss%s TO ss IN fsSrsry ~ & shS
spp.n,sd 1 Iyss o. Srsssa ssS and
ss s q ef q and
liza until af,er Soys@Ses istn. Isla and asihs
.Sss psi'siss y
Sn. snS q Sst .ss he sSs e
s. when the Governor Of oreSon & esnsed the i..s
s Of s I 81 no e ne S %sSs 81
sala waite but "a sn, eqns,n ,ss tho names % q Cart.
Soistsa e.esor. resident and q
e%s. ooSi.esSns o to the certificate, signed by Gro.
sr snS and are FrsS Sy
LAWRENCE, OF Ohio, BURoHAnD. Of Ills, and Nc.
D Ia EhS set Srth thHt they nd obsSs fSs e the
ker.
I; Because neither Of said psfsons vas ever .p-
sSsS;S rG% ,fs record; and psgsr
f. Sas. j. tp " csrswrishf and @ 'Se John W. %ss:
that they were duly appointed electors, and cast
not e 's. the ss q Gy
votes OF Gronin. Miller and Parker. that such esr-
iincae was issued to three persons having the nigh
hin "SsTs ,S whom lsr dasmsd ssse Ssas
1ns Of M M u IA I s paS s,lp sppppsa e there
!. S,caDse IL appears from the certificate or 4. +,
Chrdv tx. Secretary OF STATE, that Odell, Cart
wright and watts received the highest number OF
yo q and that the Secretary OF state in pursuance
law, declared and that therefore the serti6cste
Of the Governor, in far as 10 omitted to certify
the name OF y. W. Watts as one OF the electors
appointed, and In so far As .seh csr,iac.,e eon-
tain.d the name OF n. A. Cronin rs oGe OF the cec.
tors appo,pted falls TO conform to the acts OF Con-
p IN such cases made aud provided and to the
law Of Oregon, and that such certificate Is, as to
sa.~ Cronin without authority and ofno effect
9. because y appears from both Ger Locates that
torsl College, were DULY appointed elector, by the
State OF Oregon, In the manner directed by Leg
islature that their record pre- ented to The Pres-
dent OF the Senate, and by him to the two Houses
shors that vacsncy In the ofce OF elector existed
the day hSsd by law for the meeting OF electors
and that such vacancy was filled by the appoint
Ir. LAURENCE, Of o., presented q further
objection on the general ground that Cronin and
his colleagues wero not appointed electors.
There being no further objections tho Joint
Convention.was dissolved and the Senators retired
20 their Chamber.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
washiurton's birthday.

The anniversary of washington's birthday
will be celebrated in quiet way to-day. The Oldest
Inhabitants Association will hold ther:celebra.
tion in the Curtis school building. Georgetown.
An GRAFTON will be delivered by l.. A. Gobright,
Esq. The National Association Of the veterans
Of the Mexican war begin their annual eonyen.
tion at wiliard's hall, and hold two days session
The annual meeting OF the National Monument
Association will also be held today.
The District militia, under command Of Msjoi
Hannemann, will Area salute.
Prof. widows has arranged the following pro.
gramme to be played on the chimes to-day at L
o'clock, in honor OF the day:
!. Changes on eight bells. =. "Hail Columbia" "
,. Dear, Dear, What Can the Matter Be-" l.
THE Long Long Weary Day" s. "The Stand
ard Bearer, 0. The Constitution and the Union
tnatlonal hymnl. I. There's Good Time Com
Of Harleeh" IScotchl. 10. Rally Around tn,
tions from Faust" II. watch on the Rhine
u. "The Marsellaise." Is. "Killaruey March," 10
"Beautiful Isle Of the Sea- IL. any Prett,
Jane.n IS. 40, Garry Me Back to Ole yirsinny.
10 II Dreamed DWelt in Marble Halls" 20
"HQme, Sweet Home
National Republican., 1877-02-22
rHE AUTHORS CIRNIytL.
some Of the Gay Scenes q. Masonic Tempt

Some Of the Gay Scenes at Masonic Temple.
Under more favorable circumstances than
upon the opening night, Masonic Hall last night
presented 4 scene Of enchantment, where the
great minds Ofthe wears that are past arose from
the silence OF the grave and passed In living per.
spectiye before the visitors. Upon entering 10
seen the audience hall ofthat enchanted palace.
the Alhambra, visions Of which have charmed the
ina ginatlon Of youth for many years Several
acquisitions have been made to the Alhambra
since tine opening, in the shape OF distinguished
visitors from Japan, Turkey and other countries.
Though the position Of this booth Is not an enyla
BILE one, the beautiful nnish and tasteful dra.
Here ir the three @ MotrisS % %pr!uessses zsyds,
q Hihambra charm The love lover; % Of irving ing With WITH
their tasteful attire, and beautiful forms and
,acss He Here their guests, the Lady Of Fonta,n;
Turkish prlncesses all eonsort together and use
common language.
Burns cottage and the gardens attached, were
scottish lassies Highland Mary" "Jessie the
Flower o. Dumbiane," MARY OF Argyle" aud
"Auld Clay Biggin." W6ttier's home, the next
Is represented snowbound, and the initiation Of
1Rs S. a1stssr poets SII,DI nSRa sGpSS %Ss
the oids.n times, the brothers and sisters seated
Th. Vale P9'to e oashMcre @ ssms NJ next WITH an
Oriental tent pitched beneath the tropic plants,
Here LallaRookh reclined upon the divan and.
the Prince sat at her feet Here the Perl, with
heecy garments and transparent wings bedight
with gold, stood awaiting admission to Paradise.
Here, too, were the beautiful Zulelka, the Maids
Of Cashmere, and the Yelled Prophet OF Koras.
an, while lovely girls, with tamborlnes, dis
eouTsed their tinkling music =
At 10 o'clock the trumpet sounded, and those
in costume formed in line, and, 70 grand march,
promenRded for half an hour, while the visitors
took possession Of the booths, from where they
obtained q good view OF the procession as Il
hlled 20 overlooking, but none could have re-.
gretted their visit. by the way, II has, during
the two evenings Of the carnival, been the gen.
eral remark Of the spectators, that seldom has
any occasion Of the sort heid in the city been
graced wit so much beauty.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
Funeral Of Tho Late Rear Admiral Colds.
" borough,

The funeral OF the late Rear Admiral Colds.
borough will take place to-day at noon from the
Church Of the Ascension.
me casket, made by Mr., dawlcr. is OF walnut,
covered with black cloth, perfectly plain with the
exception Of the long, silver bar handles and the
velvet bars that surround II. The silver plate on
the lid bears the following inscription
Rear Admiral
LOUIS NJ. GoLDsBoRougH,
~ u. :. Navy,
s Born February 18Th, 1855,
.. Died FsbTHdry 2eth, 1877.
The Right Rev. Bishop Pinckney will oficlate,
assisted by Rev. J. II. Elliott.
The pali.beareTs will be Admiral Poor, Captain
Pstterfon, VIM. II. Lee, AdIt. Gen. Townsend,
Gen. A. A. Humphries. Admiral Porter. Ad-
sirai Boggs, Radf5rd A. SelfrIdge, and DIR. James
q. Hall.
The escort will consist of a battalion OF United
States Marines, under command OF MAJOR Hay
wood,
National Republican., 1877-02-22
Hooley's Minstrels.

Hooley's minstrel troupe at Ford's Opera
House this week is giving one Of the best perfor.
mances the kind that was ever shown in this CITY,
II offers more genuine fun for the same money
than any company that has visited this city
for long time. Bhiy nice, Little Mac,
and Dave Reed are an Irresistible trio.
Little Mack says nothing, but the audience
put on broad Gt smile when ne nrst apPearsI and and
Is an artistic Ethiopian delineator. Dave Reed,
besides being an excellent African comedian,
is the champion 'boner man. There are several
other artists Of no less note. The performance Is
really enjoyable. There will be q matinee this
afternoon In honor Of Washingten's birthday.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
Inauguration Of visitors,

The Fourteenth Regiment, Pcnnsylvania
National Guards, Col. Joseph II. Gray, CON-
manding, from Pittsburgh, with ten companies
aggregating 500 men, accompanied by The cele.
brated Great Western Band Of that city, are
coming to attend the Inauguration Of President
Hayes. This Is the finest and largest regiment in
Western Pennsylvania and will be received by
the citizens of Allegheny county, temporarily
residing in the District, and also by Go. IA
Washington Light Infantry, should other en-.
gagements Of the Company not intefere.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
A Boiand d Desperate Thief.

While Mrs. Edward Darlington, Jr., was
passing along street between Ninth and Tenth
streets, about . o'clock yesterday afternoon, she
was knocked down by q colored man and robbed
OF q pocketbook containing 80, Her assailant
then ran of and escaped. Mrs, Darlington was
not injured, but greatly frightened. The act was
committed In broad day ylight in populous street,
and Is of the boldest robberles hat has taken
place for long time.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

Received, Washington, d. o., February II,
1877, OF the Washington Life Insurance Company
and Savings Society Of the District Of Columbia,
Ofnce 500 Seventh street northwest, one hundred
dollars in full OF claim by the death OF my late
wife, Martha A. Rollins, who died yesterday
February 16), insured under Industrial Policy
No. $50. JOSHUA ROLLINS,
Beneficiary.
Residence No. 1909 q street northwest.
BY Jno. J. Needing, Jr., attorney In fact.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
DR0POSALs FOR MANILA HEMP.
NAVY PAY OrYIcE, 1
q KILBY STREET, BosTos,

.. ...# January 81, 1871.
Proposals, sealed and indorsed "Proposals for
Manila Hemp" will be received at this once
until MONDAY, February %, at IL O'Clock m,
for furnishing twenty tons Of 30 pounds per ton,
subject there to the usual inspection and dow
ernment tests.
Samples Of the quality required can be seen at
the Commandants Once at the said Navy Yard,
where all Information can be obtained.
Two satisfactory suretles must accompany the
bid, guaranteeing u faithful execution Of tho
offer, II accepted.
The price Of the Hemp must ineludeits delivery
at tho Charlestown Navy Yard. sAll Hemp re-,
jected must be removed at the risk and expense
OF tho bidder, and It will be at his risk until re-
moved.
Blank forms for proposals can be had on applI.
cation at this once. q. T. THORNTON,
fe5 Pay Inspector U. s. N.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
HlRRTED

pnLANp.FLETCnER. IN Detroit, N!clIras,
February II, tS!I, at the residence of A, B. Sears
ESQ, by Rev. John Fletcher, Of Planyiile, Michi-
gan, brother of tho bride, assisted by Rev. l.. ID.
Butter, of fDetrolt, Y. y, DKLAND, OF Washing Rton,
ID, g., and SARAH fLETCHEn, Youngest daughter
ofNm. Fletcher, Esq, of Detroit. No cards.
DIED.
,AuLlFFE,.,ht o'clock wsdnesday morning,
February 2st. ls7I, after painful illness Cor SE-
Lirs Q; huLITff, agGd S2 ysars, native Of New
His funeral Will take place from ILLS fathers resi-
dence, ~ Virginia avenue, Island, on Friday eve
ming. Esd instant, at O'Clock.
BLUNDON .-on Tuesday, February 2gth lsII,
MARIE STELLA, daughter OF Jos. A. and Fannie i,
Blundon, aged months.
The friends and relatives are invited to attend the
funeral from No. 10 Second street, GEORGETOWN, on
Thursday afternoon nt O'Clock.
RlTTER.-At Norfolk, Virginia, on the morning
nf f the la!h Of February, isT7, OF consumption,
PHILIF II, RITTER, In ihe 3sth year OF his age.
lsnnday papers please copy.
WHARTON. Suddenly. Feb. 2ist, Penelope a.
neral heI eafter.
PEARSON, On Wednesday, February p, ni Z.
NJ, PETER NJ, PEARSON, In the nth year OF his age.
=, fnneral on Saturday, Feb. q. at O'clock T. Al
from the sixth street Presbyterian Church. South
Washington, tstar.l
National Republican., 1877-02-22
CITY ITEMS.
AaTnMA.

Thousands OF the worst cases OF Asthma have
been relieved by using Jonas whitcomb's Rem.
edy. In no case OF purely asthmntic character
has II failed to give relief.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
Bull DozED (!

Porter House steak, 2oc; Sirloin steak, lsc;
Round steak, l5c, or two pounds for 26c; best
butter 35c, or three pounds for tl.00. Bray 4
Co., Mt. Vernon Place Market, corner Ninth
and X streets N. W.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF D. ..
DROPOsALS F0R MARKING AND
L RATI S6 STAMPS.
Posr.OYPioR DEPARTMENT,
WAsuINuTOr. February II. lsTT.
bOAl ID OF HEALTH,
WAaHINnInN. Eeh. u lsiI.


wAsuIsoToN. February II, lsT1.
Sealed Proposals will bo received at this De.
paItment until the 18th day OF March next, at i,
post.oiices In the United States for one year,
.Iom the lst & O. April NEXT Marking and Rating
stamps OF the following descriptions, namely;
CLASS NO. I.
Circular Marking Stamps Of Steel, with cancel
combined, the stamp to be about one inch, and
the cancel ons;half Inch IN diameter, with tho
and days in blocks Of like msteriaf with sutfici.
ent thumbscrew for the same, and with handles
FOR this sas. Of sssmp. SS bidder
will state the charge when fitted for and accom-
p,nni,,SS ,Sl By y hour blocks as 3. M, etc;
Also, Octagon Marking Stamps, without the
cancel, but similar in ali other respects to the
blocks. ''''N 49, - '''' '''''' 'N'''a' :"
CLASS No.a
Circular Marking Stamps OF Steel, without the
Circular stamps, and with type Tor months in
blocks and single figures for days all Of the same
RsO Rating and other %ssoiIineoss Stamps,
cI Te sSsh SSr s
tons, or any other word, sentence, or figures not
cxceedng IN length the sentence, Returned for
better directions" when several Of the same arc
Also, for such Stamps as names Of persons when
but one Of kind Is required.
Cancels suitable for canceiiing stamps on pack :
ages.
Stamps will be ordered for tho different classes
OF Offices, according to present or future regula
tons and necessities OF the Department, or tho
Postmaster General mny at any time cease to
order any Of them In his discretion.
Models Of stamps complete. OF the bidders own
manufacture, must accompany the proposals.
Each proposal must be accompanied by the
guarantee OF two sufficient guarantors, that the
bidder will enter into contract within ten days
after his bid Is accepted. to- furnish the articles
specified in his accepted bid, and certificate
from postmaster that such guarantors are re-
liable persons.
ten days after his bid Is accepted, to enter into
contract, with sureties to be approved By the
Postmaster General, to supply the articles tho
proposal for which Is accepted, In which contract
II shall DO provided that In case Of hiiure to sup
ply the articles, or any Of them, according to the
contract, the contractor and his suretics shall bo
liable for the forfeiture specified 10 such contract
as liquldated damages, TO bo sued for In the name
OF the United States. ''y,, -. I.
The stamps must be delivered at the Blank
Agency Of the Post Office Department, at the OK.
pense Of tho contractor.
Proposals should be indorsed on the outside OF
the envelope: proposals for Ufico Marking
stamps" and addrnsse d to tho First Assistant
Postmaster General, Washington, ID. q.
JAMES N. TYNER,
Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
WONDERFUL SUcoxse.

1t 10 reported that Boschee's German Syrup
has, since Its Introduction In the United Sites,
reached the immense sale Of 40 900 dozen p, 70 IT.
Over 1000 druggists have ordered this mt dicine
direct from the factory at Woodbury., N. j., and
not one has reported single failure, but every
letter speaks Of Its astonishing success In curing
sumption or any disease Of the throat and lungs.
We advise any person that has any predisposl.
uon toweak lungs to go to their druggists and
size, 70 cents; sample bottle, 10 cents. Two doses
will relieve any case. Don't neglect your cough.
CHAs. SToTT & Co., Wholesale Agent.
National Republican., 1877-02-22
ConcopAS GALLERY OF ART.

Visitors to the Thursday night exhibitions OF
bring the exact change (ten cents) for admission.
National Republican., 1877-02-22

WALL PArERs-PLAIN AND DECORATIVE.
To make room for spring stock, will sell at cost
for the next 90 days. Parties rehtting can havo
one Of tho finest and largest assortments TO select
fem, and save 30 per cent. by buying Of Tub
man, Al Ninth street. northwest. next door to
lincoln Hail.