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National Republican., 1878-04-04
District Notes.

Inspector Entwisle has issued the following per-
mits to build: Robert Farnham, two two story
bricks on Eleventh. between NJ and N streets north.
west; $500. Ed. Landvoigt, two two-story bricks
on Fourth. between ! and X streets northeast
s2,ooO. Daniel Murray, one two-story brick OH n.
between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets: g.. 900
II. Polkinhorn, one two-stOry brick on Eighth. be-
tween d and L streets northwest; 5000. Repairs
Patrick sullivan, brick building; slJ0. John
Stewart. show window; SD. Aug. Gersdorfr, eel.
lar; 500 Thomas Cantrell show. window; s25 J.
ID. ". Moore, summer kitchen; $50. X. a. Wilson,
underpn brick wall $40.
Licenses have been issued as follows: Thomson &
Muth commercial agents Yates, Meredith & Co.,
do; 7; 4: Brown Co., do; Ludwig & Eisenger
bar; q. CasSard 4 Son, commercial agents; W. 7.
Harvey 4 Co.. do. Pcrrine Wheeler 4 Co., do.
Tho Treasurer's report yesterday shows receipts
Nl,OJ2 10; Disbursements SolU5s6l
National Republican., 1878-04-04
THE FIRE DEP.iRTNEST.
Meeting of the mmissioners-Election Of
Officers

Onlccrs.
The Board Of Fire Commissioners met last even.
Ing. The new commissioner. Mr. Thomas c.
Quanirc!l, WAS present, aud was introduced 10 the
old members, all Of whom were present
Mr.. Collins, the vice. president called the meet
ing to order. Mr.. Reed acting as secretary
letter from Major ThOmnS r. Morgan was
read, announcing that his resignation as fire com.
missioner had been accepted and expressing hIs
regret at sercrins official relations which had been
50 opi"nAant
The following resolution, offered by General
Bacon. was adopted.
Dtstrtd q tp'umbid. That th0 ability energy. and
zeal Of Major Thomas 7. Morgan In his direction Of
the affairs Of the llre department entrusted To him
rs president of this board and his uniform courtesy
and impartiality ns presiding officer. won him the
respect aud esteem OF his fellow commissioners,
who receive the announcement Of his resignation
vi tho position With sincere regret at seyeriny OH
cG: relations which have heeh so agreeable"
The presidency Of the board being vacant on ac.
count OF the resignation of Major Morgan Mr. VIII
liam H. Collins was elected to that position. Colonel
James \. Tait was elected vice.prrslent ~ succeed
Mr. Collins, and MI: william y. Reed was reelected
secretary. Each of the gentlemen made q brief
speech, thanking the board for the honor conferred
upon him. Mr.. Reed informed the board OF his
| resignation aS a commissioner un the part Of the
on the part OF the Federal Government.
The report OF the Superintendent Of the Fire
Alarm Telegraph stated that the wires and inStri.
ments arc working in good OrIler The report of
Chief Engineer CrOnin for the month of March
stated there were four alarms for fires during the
| month, involving an estimated loss Of 800 fully
covered by insurance. lie also reported the trans.
| fer Of Private COnec, Of the truck company to
Engine company No. 4, exchanging with
| Private Wallron.
Applications for positions in the department were
| received from William Skellcy. George " Leonard
James liutler aud Benjamin Thomas lIcury. The
bill OF kcyes Co., for the hsrc Of oIunibIses used
~ 1913 was rettrnei from the district COmmis
sioncrs office, with tho indorNein,nt that the Dis
| trict Commissioners Lad no power to pay this bill
| which should have been presented U the late
Board Of Audit. "a Communication was received
| iroma hes BOARD eS Fire Underwriters, inclOsing
| check for slb for fIe relief OF Fireman SamNel T.
Edwards, who was injured vt the Patent Ofice fire
! Mr.. Eilthorpe, inventor oftho Ellithorpe & Haas
| nre-escApc and hydraulic iire.tOwer addressed the
board. briefly explaining the invention.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
Hotel Arrivals,

ST. h!nc... ! Tine a thilds, Pa; MIST Wilder, New
York l. u wilcox, J hathaway, o A SessOu, Mass;
Wakrheld " CS GeslAnI. Muss; u DOnOhue,
II Wiscil, g rmlng, J Constable. Ir, New York; Mrs
Wysc. Md = Borili, New York; q r birch, New
Sork W Glddlngs. Va & Il Hunt PH NJ TilIcy,
TrNHs
MhODDinm.-EP Miner. Conn A Del Moer J. n
OuTliS " Is Welhcy, q W Wilson, q ~ BlUcher,
Miss wappner, Md Il WhltGOck, J y Clark, u q
Tyler, Nrs Robinson. ML-s ROpInson, Va; G Fheld,
II IAchards, Pa; " 4 Washburn, n Y; : I Nc.
Curmck, Il Wards, Pa.
HHI,erfdL-A M fsrnum, ILL., NJ Varrell " II;
Colonel u Ford, W Va ID ] Coon, N v: isaac X
iILll Ohio; James ,;uil AMI wife, Lynn, Mas Z b
Livnl sOn and family, New Orleans; " II AfCDOn-
oil. Bangor II W Hooper, NY.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
A Mlnistnr Wanted.

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage H.
censes to the following applicants: John Harold
and Emma Wilstead, Richard MINIS and Ellen
Delany, 4. L. King, Of Alexandria, Va, and Mary
Is. Bennett OF Arlington Va; A. C. Floyd and
Alice N. Adds, J. NJ. Williams and Miss Mary A.
Herod, both OF Prince Georges County, Md;
Henry Clark and Mary Myers, b. DOndero and
Maria Rettagliatil, J. W. johnson and Rose Lee
g. X. Byington aud Emma NJ. Morrison, William
Hamilton and Esthcr Long.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
TIE New Police Commissioner.

President Hayes yesterday sent to the Senate the
nomination Of Edward C. Dean, to bo Police Com.
missioner in the District Of Columbia, Mr.. Dean
received his commission qualified, and entered
upon his duties rs Police Commissioner last Thurs.
day. but s.Cs that time the attention Of the Presi-
dent hes been called TO tho fuct that the law re-
guir the appointments Of Police Commissioners
To br confirmed by the Senate. the Ruykcd Statutes
hlymg been amended since the last Appointments
MeLr madH.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
Grace Gresnwood's Lecture.

The Congregational Church was well filed last
evening by an appreciatire audience to listen to
the lecture Of Grace GREENWOOD on The Heroic In
Common Life" The citortwas received with mucl,
applause. The Hutchinson family sang several OF
their choicest pieces In their best style Of render.
ing. Afer the lecture. Mr.. A. VI. Clapp. Of the Ma
TlUSAL REPuBLICAS. in behalf Of several member
Of the press resident IN this city presented tho lee
turess beautiful quill. formed pen of solid Ameri
Gun gold as mark Of thelr esteem. The offering
was somewhat expensive and exceedingly appro-
PIRATE.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
Father white's EuuaraI-

Tho remains OF the late Father White lay in state
In the pa. sonage OF St. Matthews Church yester.
day and there was constant stream Of people
passing through tho room. The arrangements for
the funeral this morning are OH an extensive scale
The ceremonies Will begin at ten o'clock Father
McNally celebrating requiem mass. All the clergy
bishop IN raised chair. Archbishop Gibbons who
was baptized In the church by the late Father
While Will preach the funeral sermon. number
people from that city are expected to be present.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
Fayorinu the I,,II-Punc,,

The Mrs. II, b. Hayes Temperance Society has
adopted resolutions favoring the Introduction Of
tie bar.room bellpunch In the District aud prptest-
Ing against the passage Of the s6 6CAlled Williams
whisky BILL claiming thAt Is IN the interest OF The
liquor dealers, HAs drawn up by liqnor dealer,
and ID advocated BY the paid attorneys of l,qUor
dsAleu
National Republican., 1878-04-04
The National Union Industrial Association

The National Union Industrial Association in.
corporated January g. 1875. has progressed far
TO number 56j. with 800 applications pending for
membership. These applicants have agreed TO the
collection from each member of the sum Ofs5 to
be paid inside Of ninety days
II Is expected that the Association will he In op.
Grafton inside Of thirty days and meet the nppro-
val Of the public, Us Ii VIII take from the streets
the scUreS Of idle youths Of both colOrs
Al meeting held n few days ago 1t was unani.
mOusly agreed that when tho association number,
1000 they vii! begin their benevolent work
National Republican., 1878-04-04
Supreme Court of Tn. United st.tss.

Supreme Court of the United stntes.
WEDNESDAY,, April 3, 1878.
On motion Of Mr. Francis Herman, 4 N. Paige
ESQ., OF Schenectady. n. u, was admitted to prac
tico
On motion OF Mr.. Assistant Attorney Genera
Smith, James Turner, ESQ.,, Of Marshall, Texas, WA
admitted to practice.
No. ISL, John Young. trustee. &C., appellant vs.
The United States. argument continued by Mr.
Attorney General Deyens for appellee, and con
cluded by Mr.. W. .wsMacFarland tor appellant
No. 25, Theodore Shillabcr. appellant, va John
Robinson. RcarRued by Mr. NJ. II. Cardozo for ap
pclnnt. and by Mr.. John Hrl,ergen for appellee.
Adjourned until tomorrow at twelve o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
Rambles About London,

The subject Of Judge Dick's entertainment ai
Lincoln Hall this afternoon will be Parliament
Street Trafalgar Square" sc. The subject OF thi,
evenings entertainment will be THE Houses o
Parliament" &c. The children Of the Protestant
Orphan Asylum will be preyent this Afternoon by
invitation OF Judge Bick.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
DEATH OF M'PUERsoN.


On fleet sable charger. In mornings cool gray,
Forth rode the hraye chieftain Of many fray,
All booted, and belted. and decked with the stars
In manhoods full glory the rival Of Mars.
with face all aglow with ambitions full plumed.
And eyes like the eagles whose flashes illumed;
From soul full Of love, full Of honor and life,
The pathways he trod both In pleasure and strife.
And galantly waiving a hurried adieu
TO comrades around, to the battles front new;
Concentrating. advancing and wheeling In line,
Ills trasty. tried Veterans flushed full with wars
wine.
His swaying batlali0ns he rules with breath:
While louder and louder the conflicts wild roar.
Is waited along with the iron halls pour.
The mists OF the morning went up with the sun,
And mingled at midday with bnttle.smoke dun,
That hung like pail over valley and plain,
Strewn thickly with thousands of wounded and
slain.
When foaming and bleeding and riderless rushed
Through valley and thicket
Past sentry and picket,
Through columns deploying
Past cannon destroying,
Thus voicelcsS, proclaiming, whilst wildly he few,
The fate of his master, the serried ranks through.
aovs booming Of cannon and musketrys hail
There roso from the ranks wild sObbing wall:
"McPhCrOn has TALENT Mcpherson, the true
The knyhriest knight of the armies in bue"
And blanched were bronEed checks and all stined
OF yetrans he'd led through the valleys of death.
A moment Of awe, of unspeakable woe,
With eyes raining tears, Kissing hot In their flow.
upturncd for moment to the smoke hidden sky,
Then angrly flashed, while the clear ringing cry,
"MCPhorsOn and vengeancc!" !" swept down the long
line
The watchword OF battle, the dread conuersIgn.
The hosts thatat nightfall on CORY beds lay,
Or heaped On the red field, the Blue aud the GRAY
Attcstcd the struggle attesed the wrath
That swept like whIrwind the enemys path.
As back to their ramparts they yengefully hurld,
Ihs false to that country the hope Of the world.
For victory dear bought for glory fierce won,
The blood of our heroes in riyulets run.
oh Day full Of sorrow
Oh Night full OfwOe
Oh Weeping tomorrow
What mortal can show?
Thu thousands ofhOuseholds In desolate grief
he moaning their lost ones with Tennessee s chef7
With flush Of next dawning In anguish appears,
The armies In mourning the nation In tears
National Republican., 1878-04-04
Tn, Alert baseball Club,

Al meeting of the Alert Base Bali Club held last
might al the residence Of Mr. william DGyidgP, 1925
Nineteenth street. the following Officers were elected
the ensuing year: Henry Johnson president; for
Archie Lewis, Slce-presdenI; W. C. Chase, sccre.
taTy James l.. Matthews, treasurer; Mcssrs. Cook
Isrks Savoy, p. Lewis, and Davldge. board Of d
rvctors II. Parks, captain, and Jerome A. Johnson
National Republican., 1878-04-04

Tho concert given last night at Wlllard's Hall
for tho benefit OF Mr.. A. $. Roe, Jr.. was well At
tended The vocal rcnditions of Mcsdames Ward
and Fisher and Messrs. Roc. Morsell, and Hickox
were received with merited applause. Miss Jennie
Bryan's beautiful songs were splendidly given
Miss Bryan possesses excellence Of voice and graces
of method and style that entlte her the greatest
distinction among the cuntralto singers OF the cap
ital She was descryedly awarded the honors oi
.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
Theatre Commune.

splendid bill Is nightly offered at the Comiquc.
The surprising excellence Of the numerous proml-
nent specially artists there engaged find continuous
recognition at the hands Of All Rpprcciativc public.
We commend i,n the Cpiniq4e as a4 institution re;
the nmuscmcut-l owing world.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
The Oldest Inhabitants,

The Oldest Inhabitants Association held It's rcsu.
lar monthly meeting yesterday. at four O'Clock, in
the city Hall, with DR.. J. d. Blake in the chair
aud Colonel Easily as secretary. About thirty
members were IN attendance, Messrs. q. X. Cross:
members of the association. A resolution was
adopted requesting Mr. Ell. simms. n member 10
prepare paper OF his early "reminiscences of Wash
National Republican., 1878-04-04
Annual Meeting Of the First Congregational
Society.

The ADORE meeting was held at the church. cor.
ner Tenth and streets, on Tuesday evening, and
was very fully attended. Many new members were
voted In. The trustees report disclosed cry
gratifying condition Of tho finances. The income
has been larger than in any former year. Upward
Of 100 have been paid on the funded debt and all
tina current expenses to date discharged In full g.
II. Galpin and J. Tabor johnson were elected trs.
tees to I'LL vacancies Professor T. Whttlesey presi-
dent; W. K. Hooper, treasurer; and A. y. Skinner,
secretary
National Republican., 1878-04-04
aIkelJekaIi.H "

Barnbys charming idyl, entitled "Rebekah," )"
lately so SUCCESSFULLY rendered at the Congrega.
uomal Church by the Mendelssohn Society under
the able direction OF Professor JlRemington Fair
lamb, will be reproduced by the same efficient
combination during Easter week.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
The New Age Of Art. :

Rev. J. Leonard Cornings Illustrated lecture on
"hrt In the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
will be given In the Congregational Church corner
Tenth and q streets Friday evening" April g. ut
eight o'clock. Tickets at Art Club rooms, Fills
Galts and Brad Adams.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
To fha IbubIIe

Having Just renovated my store am ROW pre-.
pared 10 show al! the latest novelties in fine LOOts,
shoes and slIppnrs for spring and summer wear,
including the celeb ebrGted Spanish arch nslep boot
for " hieh am sole agent Tor the District.
H. L. STRAsgUEjER,
GO6 and SOS Seventh stTvst
National Republican., 1878-04-04
Real Estate Transfers.

A. G, Hall to N. D. Crowell. for $500 lots and 2,
square l03L 4. A. NcIntire TO D. II. Warner. for
s.; lot s, square ILL., M d. CrOwell to C. Caring
ton, for sl,Op); lot | and 2, square 1884 Albert
Brown 70 7. Olamton OF al, lrustcos, for sj3 70o
lots ID II. aud IS, square 87j.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
NEW .tDTEPTISEM ENTS.

Rev. J. Leonard Corning's illustrated lectures
For Tont-IIousc and store, corner Fourth aud
streets.
Special meeting Of the Grand Army Of tho Re.
public.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't fall to procure Mrs. wRsIOw's SOOTHING
srEUr for oil diseases OF testhing in children It
relieves the child from pain. cures wind collie
regulates the bowels. and, by giving relief and
health 10 the child, gives rest 10 the mother
National Republican., 1878-04-04
the Law SUMMARY.
Proceedings IN the Different Courts
Yesterday. 'Ig9

Supreme Court Of the United States Matters
at tho City Hsii-List of To-Dny's Assign
msnts.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
Indications

For hs Middle Atlantic States olosdy, rainy
wsather, rdrabie riads, mostly from colder north.
east 10 northeast, and falling barometer.
National Republican., 1878-04-04

THE drug store under the Ebbitt House 1, the
quest establishment in the Oiy You viii find
puTsngs Rheumatic Remedy there, which always
sures rheumatism every time.
National Republican., 1878-04-04

ASUssnsRrs.

"A Celebrated Case ---Natfoual theatre.
Nightly increasing audiences attend the presenta-
tions OF this exceedingly attractive play. Tho
talent and effectiveness OF the cast and the elegance
Of the embellishments Of scenery and costumes
that distinguishes the production OF "A Celebrated
Case render the present weeks entertainment an
event note in tho storyof Washington theatricals.
"A Celebrated Case" win be continued this evoning
and during the week
National Republican., 1878-04-04
Amusements Tonight

NATIONAL THEArRE--A Celebrated Case.
LINCOLN HALL-RarnLleS About London.
THEATRE CoNrQUE.-Jako Dudd and new Va
rlety Company.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
THE NEW COLLEGE BUILDING.

are being pushed to rnpid complction BY ths oon
tractors, the Hanlon Brothers. The work Is being
done In mastery manner. Major Bradford,
formerly Of the coast survey. has been appointed
by the faculty Of the college TO superintend tho
construction OF the building. The contract for the
brick.work was yesterday awarded to George T.
Turton, Of Washington. - o
National Republican., 1878-04-04
National 8publitan,
Arrival Of Passsr 20. Trains.
At BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DErcI, sxrH Asr
sTugHTa

At hALTfnoRR AND ONO DEror, NEw JERSEY AVE
SuE AND stRKEr.
Morning. Ei~nfnp.
s6iB n. Y. rhii 4 Bos ex. -ls0, Baltimore aocom.
ss2; baltimore express lft0, baltimore accom-.
7bD, Western express. $40, Y. Phil Dos ex-
SO Baltimore pccsn s.n Western Mall
81, Ered ac., Met brch .s:37, Baltimore accom-
81, Baltimore Annapolis +sl5 Baltimore express
AMI way. l7:1n, Western express
~, MeriinsbnrE and IIa- $40, Baltimore express
ferstowD nc MET br'ch' wis, n Y, Phil a Dos sH
s10:o, Baltimore nccom. 1915, baltimore accom-.
1lJp, Baltimore express.
'sArrivc daily. Others Sundays excepted.
For the time OF departure OF trains, see adver
tis.msnts elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
DEATH OFM,PHERSON.

The Poem Road Before the Order of the
Stars and stripes.
The following is a correct copy Of the poem
written by Miss Caroline L Ransom, read by DR.. c.
C. Cox at the entertainment given by the Order OF
Stars and Stripes at Tallmadge Hall, last wednes.
day evening, and afterward published in garb!ed
form,
National Republican., 1878-04-04
The District Courts.
CIRCUIT couRr-cHIEr JusTIcE CARTE

C1RCU1T COUkT-CHiEf JusTICE CARTTEk.
McMahon vs. Burns judgmentb by default DAILY
vs.. Chcsley same. Foler VS.. LIS; same. Riley &
Son vs. Woodward; same. Boyer vs. Hewitt ct al.
same. Travis ct al vs.. Clark; verdict for defend.
ant Gray & Noyes vs. Smith: Judgment by de.
fault Hall Hnmo vs. Coombs 4 Bro: same.
Wheeling Female Academyv.. Key: same Lewis
vs.. Nourss & Todd same seardy & Co. VS.. Greg.
ory: same Rider ct nl. vs.. Sharp; verdict for dc
fendan,; damages 5000. Fisher h Co. vs.. weyi;
Judgment by default. Butler ct al. VS.. Knap; on
hearing.
EQUITY counr-JUsTICE MACARTHUR.
Gordon vs. McPherson; stricken ffom calendar
Grant Va District Of Columbia; SANE action. Ra-
stim; @ T suaraS al em g for % EGWard % Dent sppon,ed
Grant vs., r. 5. and T. CO.. referred to auditor TO
state and account and limiting time for taking
testimony. llenisch VS.. Henisch; referred TO cx-
aminer 70 take testimony. Fcitherstonbaugh Va
Mutt; referred to auditor. In matter Of Harvey:
appeal bond approved; order to assignee to deposit
mer decree. Mcdaniel VS.. Green ct all pro confcsso
as to defendant, Z. II. MOulton. Callahan VS.. CAL
shaI Ct 81; auditors report confirmed. Moses Us.
District OF Columbia; restraining order dissolved.
PROBATE EcoURT-REGIsTER WEBSTER.
In re estate OF James Mcdowell late
United States Army; petition of W. II.
Brown for letters aled and order OF publication.
IN re estate OF Elizabeth Frost late Of New York
tion. Estate OF Mary johnson petition of An.
thony Buckley for letters filed and order Of pubca.
tlOll. ~ Fc tNht OF Elltn " tOnHeTi rullnCutlOU
by Equity Court fed.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Circuit Court-Ch!efJustioe Cartter.-No. 85l
Butler ct al. VS.. Knsp; no. 800. Miller vs.. Miller
ct al: No. i2s Hoffman vs. Washington Market
Company; No 43l, Holston vs.. same No. iA
Levi vs.. brennan; No. AZ, Slater vs.. Sharp
No. ii8, Douglas vs.. Douglas; No Ss7. Mat
tingly VI. Fry; No. AZ, Brady vs. Pal
mer. excoutri1; No. ~. Beall vs.. District o
Columbia No. i1S, Hamilton VS.. Morton, alias
Snow; No. 4is, Robertson vs. Mcdonald; No. 4i9
Lehman vs.. Pullman Car Company; No. t62
Lewis, Johnson 4 Co. Va Heyer ct nj; No. i63, But
lervs.Dlstrict Of Columbia No4s9, ,McGowau &Co.ys
Morton, alias Snow No. i7O, Chesley ". Marymar
ct al; No. iI, Chesley vs. Hubbell
No. ~, Waters Patent Heater Company
vs.. Crawford ct nl.; No. 4s3. Waters Taten
Heater Company vs.. Pierce; No. iSi. Fletcher vs.
| Fletcher: No. iS6, Waters Patent Heater Company
VS. Hall & Waters; No. Isl, Grinder vs. Carusl
No. iSi, McKerShnm ct al. VS.. Lundgyost; No, go
| Wagyman vs.. Sauls.
Equity Court-Just!co MCArthur.-No. l. Benlo VI
Knowlc; No. ., Alexandria Bridge Company, &c.
vs. District OF Columbia: No 6. United States vs.
Smoot: No. Q, RumiOrd Chemical Works vs.. Stan
| ford; No. 10, Henshaw VS.. District Of Columbia
No. II. Brown VS.. Brown; No. IL, Boldsn VS.
| BOlden; No. 10, Denham vs.. Webb; No. II, Glen
wood Cemetery VS.. Clcndcnnn: No. Is, Mcdaniel
| vs. Moulton.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
CITr ITEMS.

To CossuMrrIvEs.-wilbor's Cod Liver OIL md
Lime has now been boforc the public for ten
sS hf sSas Ss cass s0T ans Ss
the preparation was Of high intrinsic value. The
combination OF the Phosphate of Lime with
has produced a new phase In the treatment
This article can bc taken BY the most delicate
which is such a prominent objection to the Cod
Liver on whom taken without Lime. Il is pre-.
pUS % s SSo SS cSem soa S aSd Ss
druggists generally.
spnIse orEsNo OF Miss Annie X. Humphrey,
is) Tenth street northwest. On Tuesday April 2,
and during tho week. shall open choice stock OF
ladies' and gentcmen's furnlshings, fancy goods,
and imported hosiery, including q fno selection Of
ladies' misses'. aud children's undcrrlothing, and
ladies and misses corscts In every style. Ny
thing have heretofore been able 70 secure and are
Of the finest quality To this opening my old aud
new friends and the public arc earnestly invited.
| ANNIE X. HUMPHREY.
YOUNG PEOPLE do pay attention tn your teeth,
neglect VIII soon ruin them. Be wiso In umc.
Clean them daily with THURsroSs IVORY PEARL.
TToolH POWDER. the most perfect dentrihce known.
In WI Keep Insm tnT2uEh & e ~ ~, good condition,
the breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by all
druggists. IS and 50 cents psr bottle. -
WELLS MAcnIsEspREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsr.
gRs are still the best known. Tholr curative pow
| ers far surpass all others.
HARD times demand economy practice II BY
renovating your soiled gloves with JouvENs Iso-
| pERous KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price 1s cents per
| bottle.
| ARE you bilious troubled with headache, dizzy
ness, sick stomach, constipation, &ci Are you dys
peptir, nervous, dull, and lanRuid3 Averse to all
eIertioh. Is your life miserabef You require y
change Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood. Take QrIRKs IRISH TEA, The great mouse.
hold remedy. II will soon relieve YOU sold byiall
druggists, - cents per package, which makes q
quart OF medicine.
Il your hair harsh. dry and stir1 Does Il refuse
| To curl' Dress II with TnoNPsoS's PosADE OrTNy.
| An oleaginous compound Of singular merits. II
will improve IT, Sold by druggists, &c. Price Is
and 30 cents per bottle.
| LOCAL MISCELLANY.
National Republican., 1878-04-04

BY the exercise Of tho most judicious manage
ment, the Grand Central Hotel. New York, has very
cleycrly turned tho tide Of trade In Its direction,
not less by the sweeping reduction Of its rates than
through Its exccllsnt management