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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01
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-RooSe sends New York papers in advance.
-riny-nvc men were accommodated with lOdg
ings in the station houses Saturday night
--Onsy one marriage license was issued Oh Satur-
day, and that John 7, Norton and Llun y. Gil
imam.
The police made forty three arrests durinE SIT.
urlGy and saturday night. Thirteen were for
drunkenness.
Officer Fifeld arrested two coloroh women,
Lizzie SIruitncr and Agncs white, for VRgranCy
yesterday, ON the SCNUuth-sIrcet road ia the
county.
The wOmen's Christian Temperance Union
will hold meet ug tonight M the Congregational
Church. which will be addressed by Elizabeth
Comst ok. the eloquent Quaker lady and mission
airy. OF England.
detective Gsorge o. Miller, on saturday even.
ing. arrested William Williams, young man re-
Gently released from the Ieniicntary, the charge
OF sneHk thieving $50 worth Of clothing from hr
ID. D. Enncrich, No. CT D street northwest, about a
week ago.
Yesterday afternoon, about five o'clock, a crowd
ofwhitc and cOlurCd boys became Involved In d
free fight In the vicinity Of the Baltimore and Ohif
Railroad depot; hut they lost no time in scattering
when they discovered an approaching policeman
They Ned In gO0d'order, and their speed proving
too fact for their puruer they escaped.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

The storm Of Saturday night prevented crowded
attendance At the interesting exercises OF the
Franklin Legion. Mr. Drrrccs presided. Mr.. Peck
delivered an eloquent address. Mr.. Criddcn sang
a song Mr.. Dow, Of California made a short
speech, and then the fur-iancd Hutchinson family
who came In with Bessie Beach" rendered two or
three Of their tcnpcIancc selections In the beau.
tifiIl distinct and eNprC sivc style for which they
are distinguished. Mr. Hendricks followed IN a
stirring dramatic effort. which was loudly sp.
plsudCd Mr. PulmOni rrC:tcsi two or three lspCeS
with fine effect The representation Of the school.
Buys hr>t attempt tn rrcite 'Cdsabanca" was eN.
ccedimgly ludicr6us. Mr. J. Il Dunning made the
brst speech Oi his lie and seemed endowed with
great magnetic power.
Miss Adde rrOspch, \ pretty blonde of the En-.
press Eugcnic style Of face, presided most grace
fully at the piano. Miss Ella Walters again touched
| the responsive and sympathetic chords Ia the
hearts Of the audience by her beautiful rendering
| Of song. She was thrice rHcOrcri and gracefully
| rendered several songs with great accuracy and
| sweetness.
| The Legion Is on the highway to permanent sue
| cess letter from George w. Childs of the Phila
| elpha Lstgcr, inclOstng so as donation 10 III,
library huni expresses the best wishes OF the donO
| for tie prosperity of the society. II will give
book reception In its new hail, corner Of sixth anC
e streets, next Tuesday (tO-mOrruw) evening u
| which donations Of books, pamphlets magazines
&C. will be thankfully received, even though the!
hre not entirely the nucleus of u librHryWhiCl
can be made the resort Of prrsOns who are out .
| employment and desire something better at which
| 10 spend their time than in lOdhny about liquU
| saloons.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

~. LU.HS-w Smart. New York; Little, Ark
q Atkinson Md: ID W Mite rel, Chicago: II u Jones,
PG q " Dv.son. u I; y q COX New York; q W
Townsend, Pa; u " Scn'O d. Ohio I II BOYD, Va:
rQuinn AID; MS \ "a White. Mass Than IT,
NJ BIT 10 d. city; = T. oc. AlG Mis- u q Mupny
Tenn: J e Spltz New York; Miss 4 Sherry. Ne: Mi
and Mrs } BoSning, On .; A McMahcn, Ga; II
FrPur MnSs
Asir0yOIttm-JS b,i,ky, PG W II Kny, New SCrx
u Wagner Nd: ID No r. city; Hon NJ Knapp, III
} Iohm o :, Va Es Hall. Md; col W " Hartley
la W iiutt n Nd; n II Carrirgoi Va W W
q r lon Wa A n We'll ford, Va. NJ kaufman. New
Hnk 4 G. Mcmahon. So ] & BIoSn, IA; W !
Richard,ln. Nd: W " smith. Md; A W Spatcs,
Va Fillmore, ETY..
LaprdL-w.Ew o d, rhlladelEhiG W 7 Warren
New York: n Mckeiii New York: Alfred Kerr
Pitshurg; w II McKens;e. C1ncinnali. Ohio; or Org,
W Morris Pa PTYlur and wifi. l'd W y pnl
lcyS Pntn and, Maine; James Ssner, VIZ II y Todd
Va W Dawes, Va: : u BORON. US n; Charles W
Wat lty md wife, Richmond; T. Sibey, cincinnati
Ohio Is II smith, Baltimore W Hawkes., Pa.
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LASsRUgOH, the cheap CARPET hirmisher 1877 SeN
enth street, between u and + streets.
Police Court.

Disrid cdsss-Jnmcs Donnelly, James Clotworthy
aud john J. White three unlicensed liquOr.dea
were granted a continuance, under personal bonds
until tomorrow. Lee Quarles. Thomas Ennis and
Reuben White each paid S. for trespassng on the
parking ON Twenty fourth street John BraxtOn
paid 81 for dsordcrly conduct Edward Stevens
| and Hannibal shepherd were each required u pay
e. for placing filth on a private lot Joseph Scott
followed "Gcorc's' example ana cut down cherry
tree, but In Thu instance V was better than the
truth Thomas Miller, profanity, pointed up IS. Mary
was dismissed, as no case could he made. Nelson
Fletcher, was fined so or twenty days.
Cnhod Sn'es cssS.-Fmnk Barnes, Charles Bell
| aud Frank bradley, were arraigned for malicious
| trcsspass. The first named was lncd SIS or ten
a5%ys but his two friends were dsSharsSd John
named Cudmure, with bean shooter. for which
he paid s.. Ellen Murphy threats against Bridget
robc from G. r. Sigourncy and this being her second
0iense, she MAS sent to the grand jury, bonds be-
ing fixed Mt $40 Charlotte Becket, colored girl,
was lrraigncd for the larceny of coat from Miss
| Lila e. Browning. clear case was nude out und
the accused having been guilty of similar oiense
Of money from IT, 4. Wharf aid there Sa1'
being va. n 1sn, to H2 S for d aSI @
Jenkins, larceny Of pair Of shoes from George
Berry, Gncd S or twenty days. Ezekiel Cadc,
| charged with grand larceny, continued till next
saturday. john Burke, assault on J. A. Roam con.
tiuued I'll to-day IN Orer n allow complainant to
br!ug his stick into curt, IL Is very important
| W, II Hurt, assault OH ". N. Shannon, by cutting
him with chisel, Both parties are students at
Howard University, aud this was the ending OF a
personal difficulty which grew out of schuOibOy's
prank. The court imposed fine OF $50 or sixty
days. Jeremiah oConIIel forfeited S. for assault
Ing W. +, Green. Sam Lawson pleaded guilty to
the charge Of asS.ulting Maria Reed for which he
was hnei SO or thirty days. jennie Hall assault
on Catherine AkcF, $40 ar Thirty days. Susan
Green and Catherine Akers were then aTraigncd
for MI assault OH Jennie Hall. Susan was dis
changed, but Miss Aken had 10 pay an or gC
down for q month. Annie Mitchell, assault on
Lucy Hurdsway, dismissed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

TO he ctdOr " hc National Rs,HJlicuH'
SIR: The Capitol being grand state building
the Improvements thCrcaLnut should have been in
harmony with II instead Of being treated aS they
are AFTER the manner aud style Of the surrounding
" some gGntlenRns villa. What should have been
classical is treated after mere picturesque man.
ner. We would favor new grand Night of steps
in place Of the present dilapidated ones aud per.
hGps q marble Cmhaukmcnt brightly executed
such q lhing would lie u reel ornament but II the
same Is tu be executed after the manner Of the
present. fancy wall, stone work, laterIs, DC, the
OLD steps, as bad As they are had better remain
they are until the change of the WORK Cun be trans
fcrrCd 10 other hands who know that harmony |,
one Of the chief clements of design, aud eau real
iIe that the Capitol lisa grand Classical hnilding
and not mere fancy villa on the outskirts Of uUulI
large town. y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01
WHIT THE TERDTCT PROVED.
Thomas Cia.ton sent to jail for Four Month

Thomas Claxton Sent 10 Jail FOR Four Months
Shortly after the Criminal Court met last Satur-
day morning, Colonel George Is. Corkhill, counsel
for Thomas ClaxtOn called His HonOrs attention to
the case and said that lie scarcely understood the
status of II himself upon the verdict that had been
rendered. and was somewhat doubtful as u the
proper course TO take. His Honor said that after
the verdict WA returned the marshal desired TO
know II he should take the defendant into custody,
and he told him no. because he Thought there was
no risk run IN allowing him to s1 home and To his
family; but that morning he thought II best to or.
der him into the custody Of the marshal The
counsel was allowed four days In which to file u
mnOn for new trial.
This was subsequently done and overuIled.
His Honor said that the fucts found by the Jury
constituted manSlaughtcr, bu. he had never known
Of u ca'c in which the line between cxcuSable
homicide and manslanghter was 50 narrow. They
had III tbs District an old Maryland law for this
crime, under whic h, and IN consideration Of the
relations existing between him aud the family, his
previous good character and the recommendations
Of the Jury u the mercy Of the court. he would i'm.
pose \ scn'cnca of four months IN jail.
CLAYTON was congratulated by several of his
friends Oh receiving 70 great ClemcnCy from the
| court and escaping with ~ ligh; punishment
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

Al the Engineer, Office last saturday bids for the
reconsTuctiIn Of bridge over Rock Creek, on the
military road, were opened as follows: h. J. Cvyle
d Co., Sls!.i6; F. Druney s2I7b2; u. G. King,
SLQil2 No award was made.
A communication hus heeu received by the Com
lnsstnuers from the House District Committee re
queslng lh1l they take no further steps Ia the mat
ter Of the removal Of the Police Court until the
House Of Representatives take action in the matter.
reply was forwarded, stating that the request
would be eSpvCled.
qucsted the District Commissioners 10 furnish u
detailed statement VI salaries paid 10 employees
| under them
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01
0EOR0EIOWy NEWS.
fuE FISH wHARyEs

fHE FISH wHARvEs
Messrs. Evans & Brown have rented the fsh.
wharf known as the "Gcoryetown fish.Whsr"
from Mt. n I. Gilbert, for the coming season. atan
annual rental ofsS) per annum
GRAIN ARRIvALs
BY rua.---sevon hundred and seventy bushels Of
wheat to J. U 81. N. Waters.
FORAGE.
ny raR.-Two hundred and sixty bales of hay TO
y. d. Hartley.
DR.. NJ. c. CaHsten, a well. known and highly-es-
tccmcd aud respected physician died yesterday, at
his residence on First near Frederick street, after
an Illness OF about two weeks DR.. Causten was
born on the heights Of Georgetown; studied mcdt.
cine In Utica, y. y. After graduating he returned
10 his native home aud opened the drug business,
under the firm name Of Caus,en 4 Richcy, which
business he carried on for u number OF years:
Finally he disposed of his share TO his partner aud
accepted clcrkship in tie second Auditors office,
which position he held to the time OF his death.
Dr. Ca,lsien was a charter member of George &.
Whiting Lodge No. -: Potomac r. A. Chapter,
No 3: Potomac. Commandery, X. T., No. 3. His
funeral will take place Tuesday, and his remains
will be buried with Masonic honorS.
JUVENILE TEMPERANCE MEETING.
The Juvenile Temperance Society attached 70
Dumbarton Street Methodist Episcopal Church,hcld
regular meeting yesterday afternoon In that cdi,
fec, and the church was never more crowded and
the audience never more select. The hour set for
The meeting WAS three o'clock, but II having been
previously announced Tint Charley Nye was TO
tiOu long before that hour,
The meeting was called TO order by Mr. Et gar
Frsby president Of the society, and by the school
singing, under the direction Of Mr. J. Henry VII.
son, Closer to Thee" This was followed with
prayer by Roy. Mr.. Norris. pastor OF tie church;
and singing b. the school. Mr. Frisby then read
from the Bible portion Of the prophecies OF Ha'
bakkuk IN reference to intemperance. Singing by
tue schro aud reading by Miss Jennie White, tt 2
Lips that Touch Liquor Shall Never Touch Mine. >
Mr. Frisby Introduced Mr.. Charlie Nye. who held
his audience, especially the children, spell bound
during Il most interesting address
Al the close Of Mr.. Syc's speech he was presented
by the children of the school with handsome
bouquet and magnificent basket Of flowers, which
| he received In II few handsome, wcll.tin'ed re-
marks.
The meeting was highly interesting throughout
! aud no doubt beneficial. One hundred and TWEEN
| ty.iive signed the pledge.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS
G. Il. Bchfcnd, Portsmouth, Val J. A. Vail
Galena, ILL.,; Edmund H. sprigman and W. 2
| Mann. Philadelphia, Pa, are guests Of the Wcs
| End Hotel
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

Margaret Downi to Randolph W. Down., for ell
part Of sheriff estate Ql acres) Patrick Glennon to
Arthur II. Glcnuon, for sn7, lot 10, square eat Of
square i75. q, Il. Atcr to Augustus Diamond, for
3, part Of Chills2n Castle Manor Us GcrcS) Ben
jalnIn T. KeyScr to David A. Windsor for $500 lot
20 in tqusre gg. lot . In square -, aud lot In
square 7Os, ". IelmGk Ct al, trustees 70 G. 8.
square 572. 7. T. Crlttender trustee, toS. Norment
for s., one fourth lots 10 and 10 square IS A. r.
Kelly to Caroline NJ. Basset for $500 lots IS and 49,
In square 933,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

Last evening another meeting was held on the
corner OF Seventh street and the Avenue, which
was largely attended. Mn. Or. Lawrence spoke
for nearly an hour. She commenced by reading
all OPEN letter 10 the drinking members Of Congress.
aud commenting upon tue dSgrdCeful conduct OF
men In every station In life caused by strong drink
She also spoke of the poverty caused by intemper-
auCc and read another open letter addressed to the
editor Of SribHsTs Monthly, ON the subject of The
TRAMP Once More" Dr Lawrence, Nr. Savage
aud others addressed the gathering and a number
signed the pledge. A number 81 drunken men
were present. but the police preserved excellent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

The meteorological summary OF the signal Service
Bureau for the mouth of March shows higher ay.
eragu Q. temperature than for any preceding March
during the past eight years. the average tcmpcra-
turc being 1910 degrees, which Is 80 higher than
last year and thrce-tGnths Of degree higher than
IN 1871. The highest temperature was on the It'll
when the thermometer reached 70 degrees and the
lowest Oh the 18th, when It foil to 25 the only day
In tho month when 1t was below the freezing
point The rainfall was 4.Jl inchcs a little above
The average for March during the past eight years
over half lcl Oh the l9th The barometer ranged
from 3Ojl on the 9Th to 80 on the 2Ith.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

The Washington Temperance Reform Club held
a very Interesting meeting At Temperance Temple
Saturday evening. Remarks were made by Rev.
David Wilson, d. D.. Alexander EGglcstOu, Mr..
AshLurn, Colonel Graves, Of North Carolina, aud
Mr. JOhu A. Jewell. There was q rec lLiun by
Crypt Palmoni, and music, vocal and i"sJ ulnem.
tai was furnished by Professor Conner, tnv Masses
Weaver and the Misses Cook,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

Dr. Lanuhuu, the new pOstoI Of Foundry Church
read no notices from his pulpit yesterday, a. Is Gus
t1mGry, and made the following explanation; he
said thai notices had been sent TO The pulpit n bt
read, He should not read them, aud would advise
thtc sending Them TO take them IN the news
paper Oficeh Dad have them published, by paying
the usual price
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01
CITY ITE.NS.

SPRING OPENING of Miss Ami. X. Humphrey
49, Tenth street northwest. On Tuesday, April !?
and during the week, shall open choice stock 81
ladies and Gcntlcmcns furnishings fancy goods
and imported hOsierf. including a fine selection OF
ladies', MS cs', aud chiidren's Undertaking. and
ladies and mhses' torscts IN every style. Ny
thing have heretofore been abe 10 secure, and arc
OF the finest quality, To this opening my old and
Few eGI ana S PG1r arc earnestly invited
ANNIE X. HuNPIIERY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

Crystal Fount Division No. 10, the youngest, but
one OF the most active divisions Of the Sons Of Tenn
pcrunCc will hold public meeting IN Their hall in
Temperance Temple tonight, The occasion being
the installation Of their new officers. Spirited adj
dresses aud some good music will enlycn Nc oCCa.
sion
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

At BALriponE AND ONO DEPOT, sEw JERSEY AVE
suE AND STREET
gg,uybo ENyufnr
cells n Y PHI 4 Nos ex sIE0 Baltimore RcCotn
s6.T baltimore express 40, BALTIMORE accom-.
,lO Western eSpr,ss Hl0 n Y. Phil & Hos sT.
40 Beitin orc accom- ECO Western Mall.
1.?j Fred ac Met birch '.sa., Baltimore sCccm.
Az, Bsltimor, Anunnoils ssta baltimore express
and Nay I'm, Western express
e4S MnTiinshurr and LA $50, Baltimore express
Etrstown nc MET birch. soils, Y, Phll " 30 e.
elos0, Baltimore accom-. 1913, Baltimore hccohL
t1sO, baltimore express.
sArTivt cnly. Oth,Iy Sundays rNc'Vicd
b. For the time OF departure OF trains, see huNef
tk.msntS elsewhere
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

CIRCUIT COuRr-CHIEF JUSTICE GARTER.
POulsUu Ct al IS. Gonzaya College; order for
commission. Frazier VI. District OF Columbia /;
Fl 90 Of damages RENTED, and motion for new
trial overrulcd. Callahan vs. Harris new trial de-
MED Mcknight VI. Harris; motion to quush attach
mcut Masruler W. Scroggs motion Withdrawn
HcnnnIv vs.. Smith motion To reform record and
for new trial ovcrruled johnson vs. DObbins :
Judgment sustained. Draper 4 Co vs. Davis; new
trial denied. Coyle vs. Charter Oak Life Insurance
Company; motion to quash attachment oycrruled.
CroSslcy vs. McBlair; Judgment confessed Pritch-
ard vs.. simmons Clark; certiordrf sustained. Dis
uct Of Columbia ". Clephsne; demurrer sus-
taIued. including all cases following by commits.
soners against contractors. Owen vs.. Green; mo-
| ton for Judgment Oyerruled. Brandt vs.. McCann
! rey trial denied. Kirk vs. BIosch ;'moliOn to set
as'ie order Gf court Overruled Dorsey vs.. Poland
| Judgment sustained.
Equity CoURT-JUsrICk MACARTHUR.
Mcdaniel Va. Hill ct al; p,o ooatesso made alb.
sent defendant ordered. Best vs. Best cost OF TAX.
| ing testimony taxed
| ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
supreme Cont Of the District No ~, schlorb
fE ". & S2 R @.'G%F VI M. Es@o ". Nj
No. ~, Murtnyh W District OF Columbia No. a.
Wright vs.. Weich; no. %, Magtuder VS.. Thornton
Circuit Court Chief Justice Curtter.-No. 81
Travis Ct al. ". CLARK: No ls3, Rider ct al. vs..
ShGrpj No, ;t1, Mnttngly ". Fry; No. Az, Brady
v, PulineT. sXccuriX No. ~ BeRll vs. district Gi
Columbia; No, 10 Hamilton ". Martin alias
sn,w; No. Us Robertson vs.. Mcdonald; No. 4G2
Lewis Johnson ca. vs., Heyer ct al; No iC3, But.
Hamilton ys. Hoover; No 40 Ihesey VS.. Mary.
man ct AL; No Al Andrews 1t nj. W. Murtagh
| M. 473 Roth ". Fletcher; No. 47t. ChcsIey vs..
lIuJbc!l 40. rs, Wa bridge VS.. Beckett; No. Al
Dunn 4 Pagan VI. Leo; No. Az, Mct'usky vs.
Dykes ct u; NJ. A., Waters Patent. HcartCr Com
pany ". Crawford ct al; No. isJ, Waters Patent,
Heater Company W. Pierce; No. iI, Fletcher vs..
Fletcher; NJ. iej, Wall W. Prentss ct al. No. is6
No. IS7, Grinder vs. Carusi; No 49,, McKeshain 81
al. VS.. LundgrOst
Criminal Court-Ju,tIce Wyic.-Fredcrick A.
Sawyer, Frank ". Hru"ks, William 7. HaineS and
Philip b. Roddy, cOnspIrng To delraud the Uuiled
states.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

The Unity Club meeting was largely attended on
Friday evening last, at the residence Of Mrs. j. 4
Cushing. The leading feature Of the enter tain
ment was an essay OF rare literary and descriptive
merit, entitled My Visit TO Holland House." by
Dr. A. J. Faust. The essay was read most
faultlcss style by the authors wife. The other ex-
erusc- Of the evening were of the high order here.
tofOre sustained by this club. Among them were
rectatOnS by Misses Coggeshsll and Hoppe ton,
Professor clark, and John Twoedale. Professor
Clark, now Of Cmclunet OHIO was formerly one
of the pillars of this club, and after absence Of
four years no was received with wRrmesl greetings
Their. was music by Misses Birney aud Hayden
aud Professor Glcn.
GRASD display of CuFpets Sc at Iansburph's
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

| THE railroads are now At peace, and tie hotels
| have had their war" The result Uf tbs recent
cutting Of rstClEss hotel rates IN New York leaves
The Graud Central in the lead, with rates II and 81
| per day lower than tho rest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

AmuseIuents Tonight
FArioSAL TmFArrE-h celebrated Case.
LINCOLN HALL.-iianblus About London.
THEATRE COuIQuE.-Jake Budd and new Va
riety Company.
MAkINI's HALL-English Ballad Concert.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01
woucn's Christian remperance.UnIon.

The Womems Christian Temperance Union held
very cnthuiastic meeting yesterday, at halEpast
three o'clock, in Lincoln Hall, which was largely
attended. Mr. O.r. Wight presided. The exef-
cisco wery commenced with reading of the Scrip.
tures and prayer BY Rev. Dr. Wilson. Mn. Julia
Chulch, prcsldent Of the union, made few re-
marks and explained the objects Of the meeting.
AIdrestes were made by Rev. Dis. A. f. Ma4in
and Wilson, Mrs. Elizabeth Comst ck, and M John
I. darkness.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

COP LIVER OIL AND LIME-That pleasant and
active agent In the cure OF I'LL constructive SyInp
toms "Wibors Compound Of Pure Cod Liver Oil
and Lime" Is being universally adopted In medical
practice. Sold by the proprietor, A. b. WnDoR
Chemist Boston,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

NouNG PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. BE wise In time
Clean them daily with TuuRsroS's IVORY Pearl.
TUorH POWDER, the most perfect dcutrlhcc known
II will keep them through life In good condition
white and sound, will harden the gums swectei
the BREATH md prevent toOthnche. Sold by al
druggists. % aud 20 cents per bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

For The Middle AhdEiic States colder, cl''niH.
~edthc,', nO,tLUes'erly cinds Ond rising barometer
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

WELLS MA,1lrSE.SPREAD STRESGTuESfS6 PIAs
rRs are still the best known. Their curative po,
els fur surpHss all others.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

HARD times demand economy: practice It
rcnoyRting your sUled gloves with JOuvESs Ii
rER0us KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price % ceuts p
bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

EEw DESIGNS IN Body and Tapestry Brussels at
LansbuTshs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

ARE you bilious. troubled with headache. dizzy.
ness, SICK stomach, constipation Scl Are you dys.
pcptic, nervous. dull, and languid? Ayefse TO oil
exertion. is your life miserablcH You require II
blood. Take QuIRK's lash ia. Inc great mouse,
hold remedy. twill soon relieve you Slid by all
druggists, rs cents per package, which makes .
quart of medicine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

Do NoT FAIL to attend Lansburgh's carpet open.
ing to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

Is your hair harsh. dry aud stiT7 Does II refis
tn curl? Dress Il with TIoNrsoS's PoMADE OrTiMi
will improve II. Sold by druggists, &c. Price .
and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits Special rates on TINT
deposits. J. II. SquIER Co,
Bankers l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-04-01

Mcdaniel Va Hill ct al; pro oOaf-sS0 made alb.
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