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NOT 4 OrACk NOSTRrM.

GESrLENEN-l hereby certify that for scveal
year. past have used the Violate Pla-tcrs in ~
practice, and have never known them to fail h
aiiordlng speedy rcci in those eases for which thy
are recommended. They are not a quacE no.trur,
but Il remedial agent OF great value. Very truly
your. W. {. COLLINS, NJ. u.
BucKsroRr, Ne. May %. 1874.
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CITY COUNCIL
(AUourncd Special Mcc,ing)
CAIRO, ILL.,, Aupu8l9,

COUNCIL CHAYBER,
CAIRO, lLL., AugusUl9, 1873. {
Present-Mayor Winter, Aldermen Foley,
Halliday, Lancaster, O'CalIahan, Patier Rit-
tcnhousc, Thistlcwood Wood Wright and
lOCum 10.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The motion Of Alderman Halliday, pend
ing at adjournment on the l'th inst,
authorizing the city comptroller to pur-
chase all supplies, at the request OF the
board of heal h, necessary or required in
carrying out quarantine regulations and for
the preservation of the health of the city,
was taken up,
On motion of Alderman Wright, laid on
the table.
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An Enthusiastic Friend Of Snford's
Radical Cure.
MCHATToS, GRANT Il BROwS's En- AND !
MARINE Insurance AGESCl

~ Pine Street 81 Louis, Mo, Feb, 1871
A. i MELlIEE Washington Az, City. dear Mel
lier: have for some YEAR been trouble win ca
tnrrh, and for the past two years have -1leret ser
ou-ly with IT, Noticing your adyerlrmen Of
saniOrd'- Remedy Radical Curc), decIed Il Try
Il. have u-cd only tSo bottle, and asa reIli
feel so much relieved that per-ume on lur peion-
al relations and write this 10 you and NIX thaEou
take some measures 10 get II more prOmmentl be.
fore cpubiic. that Others may have such rol' ~
have. have recommended II TO quite'a numlr of
my frends. all Of whom have expressed 10 me leir
high estimate Of it, value aud good effects It'll
them.
really think 1t particularly adapted to wan Of
St, Louis people. and they all ought to knowf It,
and those who need il should try II. will RE the
assertion that 100 OF. vials lg- sample be
given sway will -ell A. many bottles.
Try rome plan. Let the people have 1t hey
need II. believe | could sell 500 bottles myaf-
of cour-c YOU could largely increase this nrnkr
why not try 1t: Yours truly, WIN, BOWEN
Sold by all wholesale and retail druggists an
dealers In medicine throughout the United stats
and Canada-. WEEKS IL POTTER. Gcneai
Agents and wholesale druggists Boston Mas.
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lcas--Folcy, Lancaster OCalahan.
Patier, Thistlewood and Yocum-6.
Nays-llaIliday, Rittenhouse, Wood and
Wright.
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ppIlE u. lENTS

combination OF electric and yoltaic plates with
highly mcdicatcd plaster, ~ seen in the aboyccut
Sold by all wholesale and retail druggist, through.
ont The United States and Canada-, andy WEEhI
POTTER, proprictors, Boston, Mass.
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Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, August %. 2 p. M,-Wheat
unchanged Winter, 0s 3d@9s Cd; Spring,
9s@9sSd; Californiaaverage, los 3d@l0sGd;
California club, los 5d0l0s Sd, Corn
new, 23s Gd@23s Cd; old, 21s 3d027s 3D.
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EDUCATIONAL,
BLOOMINGTON LAW SCHOOL.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Session be.
- gins ont the First of October, nnd continues nine
months, The Institution Is organized on the rlcc.
i've s$Ntem giving the SUDDEN, free choice of stud
les, with iu courses In the Schools of the Acndo.
Medicine, Engineering aud Agriculture. For cni.
alognc apply 10 the secretary Of the Faculty, i. q
University OF Virginia.
JAMES +, HARRISON, MD,
Ch.lrm moi tlt faGulty,
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RAILROADS.


TINE train. by this road connect az -, Louis and
i Eat - Loui- with all other lines 10 the EAST
NORTH AND SOUTH
National Republican., 1878-04-10
Miss Anna Il, Lynchecome


VIII deliver her lecture on "WOmunhood" OH Mon.
day night, May 6, at Lincoln Hall, for the benefit
of the "wilbcrforce University" shc bids fair to
make a very brilliant future. She commenced
corresponding for some OF tho leading newspapers
Oftae country at the early age Of fourteen and
whenever she has come before the public as
writer or speaker she has won the highest cnCo-
miums, which Is not SO surprising when we take
into consideration the fact that Miss Lynchecome
is u niece of the late DR.. +. B. Randolph who viii
bo remembered a. having figured SO cOmspIcuOusly
in the loyal Southerncrs convention, held in Phil
adclphia. lie was the author Of some twenty diff.
fcrent works and Is clasSed with the best writers
Uurage.
As a speaker such newspaper comments these
succeeded each appearance:
"Dg. Randolph delivered an Grafton to vast and
attentive audience. This magnificent effort at once
places him not only In the front rank of American
speakers, bat gives him q prominent position
among the worlds boSt thinkers such splendid
eDqucncn was never before heard within tie walls
Of that grand old hall"-NeT York Tribune.
Cough and Harry Vincent, but is q far greater
orator than eilher-mOTe pathetic, vigorous, and
powerful He Is q complete aud absolute maste
Of his art aud decidedly the equal, IL not the supe
riur Of his great relative, John Randolph, o
ROanOke"-IHI californian.
II IL hoped that this lecture will be well patron
lied. The cause for which II Is given Is an ex
tFcmcy worthy one. WilbcriOrc1 University ha;
struggled through difficulties which very few in
Stitutioms could have lived under. 1t Is situated IN
moral influence is felt throughout the whole State
II j. supported entirely by donations, and Is nov
very much In need Of nmds tD finish II new wing
and to pay professors, whose uutirins efforts Il
become useful in their day and generation deserve
ty be rewarded
National Republican., 1878-04-10
Art in the Ninet-cu,h Century, /"

The last lecture Of DR.. Corning on Art Ia the
Nineteenth Century" began by the usual reference
70 the chronological sequence Of the rich field Of
ensrNyinGs representing the works OF the great
masters OF this period, brief glance at the religious
differences betwccu this century and the art periods
OF the past The lecturer then traced the nrt his.
tory Of different natures during the nineteenth
century, in which preemincnCe Is given 10 the
German. Illustrating by means Of engrnvings, and
Calculating the variOu. Grt channels Of arChICtu
and sculpture and painting, suhdividel into the
religious, historical, genre, landECgpc. and animal
painting peculiar 10 the different ColIutlits Of Ter.
many. France. switzerland. Belgium Ehgluud and
America. giving In each instance brief, painted ac-
counts Of the lives aud works Of the living Hyter
One Of the chief points of mteresi in Dr. Curnings
lectures II the manner in which hc treats control.
Ing cOniCmpOrHneU,ls causes and events in COW.
nectOn with ar history. In this he pli.l n glowing
tribute to King Ludwig. who made Munich gilt.
tcring repository Of art and spoke Ia most fhering
terms OF what Is being done Tor American arr par.
tcu!arly Washington, by Mr.. CvrcUrun. American
sculptor Of first mention, not living. he spoke Of
Crawford. Grenough, Powers and Riucharlt aud
among plinters Pcale, Morse. aud Cole. The few
closing sentences OF his lecture graphically de-
hncating the growth of the art idea amid the prey
llency OF realistic utilitarGusm the present. time
the unicersalzing Of art by means Of photography.
end drawing of beautiful pictures in anticipation 0f
D coming history were received with prolonged
applause Dr. Corning leaves in O tow days for Ger.
many.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
Hotel Arrivals.

81 JIRas-A Wickershau, Philadelphia: o LuEo
Mcknsie, city; ii 4 Wailing AMI wife, Nd; " W
Tuppcr, New York: & e Bullersion aud wife, New
York; 4 sharp"ss, New fork; g D;Amss, Mnss {
Lee, Md. { v Graham ohio: = VI Mcmillan, Ohio +
Green; ph!g e Howell, Mew, iurk; I Rahbeth
Ashby, Va; 7 NJ Iesch, Na q II linuIimgion, Md, !
NJ SewhaII, Mnss: f. II MumCcilur. " Va W KENNY
smith Philadelphia; Is j Shnfrr New York; Is W
Dnugherty Md: a Evans, Cinoinnnli. OHIO; l. NJ
Wood, Va; J I. liUyt, CUnn' IL MOtlhlt, Va ] Da,
visOm, New YORK; J Spinner, Mass J In OdnOr
Mas: q W Thompson, Shu Francisco = J Ruiterhpd
and wife PLIladruh u q liutterhcld Philadelphia
q II Huntugt N, sd: T AbrrCrUiubr, Md. II Marks
New YOfR; Nj Schailer, Va + Clarke and wife
Penn
EnprrirL-J johnson, New Haven, Cpnn: II
Me- inrL aud nlnIly, Npw YORK; II NJ Malcolm, Sew
York: q pnrksT,pn, Baltimore. Md; W : lIurilIns
and WIFI, New York; Mrs Wharton aud ch.l,id, New
York; Harry Hawk, New York Z Powell Ricd
nOnd, Va; J f HoEt aud wife, Conn 'i"o \ kn9M!rs
Lawrence, Mass; " H. Rigs. Lawrence Mass; lhilp
IIclb0rn T. ; y; A FrrncL rhilIiclphiM Lewis,
Knoxville Tenn; T. X Jones, PhtSbnrg Ch!s White,
PItsblTs; Henry Burns, CurluIHiir II II JOhuStOn
Columbus, OniO + II Weeks rhtdrlphgG W Do
w. New York: j SmrliwUul Paris, Maine
brooks, Covington Ky; II u ThOmw, PitlS uTS, ia.
hIy0uuitrn.-C q MCDcrmOtt, New York; G II
Sinclair Va q EGIllesric, Toronto; j Pimar New
York; < " Msacha'n, New York; q c HrH, Md; /.
-u
National Republican., 1878-04-10
uOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

-Roose sends New York papers IN advance.
Twenty yards Of white lace was taken frnrn a
eolored thief Yesterday at the Frst Precinct sta-
Gon.
All the station houses not heretofore provided
with telephone were supplied with the same yes
terdny
-Gcncral B!rney. president Of the Washington
Art Club. will lecture on Arr at the Summer
school building. tomorrow evening
-LAyenh SInAllwOod. Il servant In house Ti3 &
street. wLs arrested, about teu o'clock ycstCrIGy
for stealing red striped shawl valued al 81 and
SIX pieces Of underwear.
DE-. Corning will lecture at the Jefferson School
building at hAlFps1 two o'clock this afternoon T.
the teachers and pupil.- Of the advanced public
schools upon The story Of The Masterpiece
-MH. sargent. residing at No. yl@ T. street re
ported at the Fnh Precinct Station last night tina
she lost her gold watch aud chain while on hcrwA!
from the Office Uf Dr. Hill. corner Iwclnh suvv
aud Pennsylvania avenus, to her residence, aOOu
tsn o'clock y ui-
National Republican., 1878-04-10
EsAs~mest Ra.H 4. es r.

-Four months since the hnt section Of the endow.
ment rant vas instituted November p, 1871 !; II Il
now established In twenty eight States, one Terri.
tory, and In Ontario, and the 5000 is secured 70
all member Of the nrst class snd e2ooo 70 those Of
the second clsss, result which 10 most encouras.
ting 10 all. The results Of tho adoption Of this rank
are being felt In many jurisdictions there being an
increased interest in the lodges, and many new
lodges have been and are being instituted. Edward
Lacy, who died recently, was q member Of the
second class In section No. OF this city. Mrs
Lacy has received 81 900 as her share, and 800 foI
% sfy and m III treasurer @ % to their ssrisn when called
for. The whole amount paid by Mr. Lacy wal
s343. There has been only two deaths In the sec
ond class since the organization, and the member
have ben assessed sl25 The flrt class has no
suffered any loss In members, and paid no asses
ment The membership claim that they have
cheap aud reliable life insurance company Of thei
own, and tLeir claim appears to be founded upor
National Republican., 1878-04-10
The District Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
waggaman VS.. sardo; verdict for the will. Lut
tell VS.. Burwoods administrators; verdict for
plaintiff Wall vs. PrcatiSs et al; issues from the
Probate Court OH hearing.
Equity YCouRr-JusTICE MACARTHUR.
Cruit ". Coylc; decree quic.ng title. shepherd
vs.. sharp; bond for appeal to General Term Np.
proved. Denham vs.. Webb; injunction dissolved
ns to lot 3 and perpetuGcl a. 10 lnt G. Wander.
bnrRh vs. Cuwdrcy; appeal allowed Ewing vs.,
Charlton ct al; pro contcsso aS to dir? defend4nts.
Coilnan ". Cofmnn pro cUWcsSO: order for taking
testimony. Holland Us. Warner; ar.rIcl aud sub.
mittcl. Moss vs. IvCy decree to lie prepared,
Howard " Kelly e. al; order for taking testimony
of Moses Kelly.
CRIMINAL CnURT-IUsTICE wYLrE.
CatharInc Bailey, unlicensed bar, an appeal case,
Il H"Ys prns entered
Phnip GilhulS. assault on r. I. EsScllnan with
intent t1k Il; gaiIty; woyeArs Ia the penitcn'
Samuel H. Lusby. larceny Of pockc;.book from
| Mrs. GRACE McCullOm; not guilty.
Samuel Johnston, alias shorty" burglary and
larceny; guilty; tvcycArS In the pcnitcntiary.
| Cert solomon, perjury ON trial.
| ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
| Circuit C1ur,-ChiefJustr Cartier. - No. O..
Conncl W Vandcrwcr&cn No I2s, Hoffman
vs.. Washington Market Company: No. ~.
| HOlstnn vs.. same: No. Az, Levi ". Beunan; No.
~, Slater vs.. sharp; No. AS / bcrtsom ys: Nc.
Donald No. 40. l.chmRnn Ns. Pullman Car Com.
pauy; No. ld3. llutlrrvs District uG Columbia; No.
!6i - Bnr,,ogr 4 Hamilton w. lioTreL; 49, M".
! lhh NOul hNtnit company Vs. Nnhli No. 4us,
| Mc'iAwsn 4 c.. vs. Morton alias Snow: No. iT0
! Chcslcy w. MsrymGn ct al; No. I7i. Chrslry vs..
| liubbeN No. +S4 Waters lRIent Heater Company
| vs. Crawford ct al: NJ. 49,. Waters Patent
Heater Company VS. Fierce; No ~. Fletcher VS.
Fletcher: No. iSIi Waters Patent Heater Company
vs. Hall 4 Waters: No. 49,, Grinder vs. Crrlsi.
Equity Cuurt-Just!vc MaCA Tlhur-Nu. Id, FUHns
bce vs. Russell: No. Is, Mitchell W. Mitchell No
49, cole ". Douglass No. "a Parsons vs.. Parker
NJ. 81 Famt ". Duicf; No. q, Tickling vs.. Ken
} gle: M. ~, lCwisvs. Morris: No ~ Rubincnm vs.
Rubircam; No q, Burger VS.. Wingcrt; No. 2s
Tunhy vs.. BgrlOw.
iICriniinal CIur-Iustce Wyie.-A T. sherman
assault \. VI. Spragilc. assault Is. SChlOsberg, re
, cciving stolen goods; Thomas llOmcs, larceny
' Samuel Harris larceny; Henry Oldham, larceny
. William Norris, Larceny; Fanny Pctiis, larceny
Hamilton Ford, larceny; Ju'lSun Howard, assault
john Sinms larceny W. H. Price. petit larceny
second ofcnss Martha Jones. petit larccny, secon,
0iiynae: William Brown. nssanlt with mtent TO XII
National Republican., 1878-04-10

Tho rc.Npponnent OF George p. Fry market
master Of the northeastern market has been recon
mcndch by the Engineer. :
Mr. 7. 5. Mechiin has been appointed an assis-
tunt TO Mr.. brewer Ia making survey Of the water
mont OflUts in Georgetown.
Commissioner Dennison Is absent In Ohio at
tendiug to private business.
Inspector Entwisle has issued the following per
nit 10 build: John Rover, one twO.StOry brick In
alley between New Jersey avenue and First and X
aud l. streets northwest, 1900; L. NJ. Botcler, one
thrve.sIOry brick on Eighth between @ and streets
suuthwe.t, S2.UJ; Ben =. McHnew, one two-Story
brick In alley between Sixth aud Seventh and y
and streets northwest, s2O. Rcpairs-Ed Cor
man, stable, s75; Mrs. c. e. Coombs new roof, &c.
sl2.
a. J. Forney, fined $50 for peddllng without H.
Ccnse, has been pRtdOned by the Commissioners.
Dr, William Tindall the popular aud efficient
secretary u the Commissioners is absent from the
city on u short leave of absence.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
Supreme cour. of the United states.

TUESDAY,, April Q, 1878.
On motion Of lfr. A. q. Thurman, William A.
McKenney, esq OF Washington, d. c., was ad.
mit,ed to practice.
No. IA The City Of San Antonio, plaintiff In
error vs.. Thomas j. Mehaay. No. 2i5. The City of
San Antonia, plaintiff In error, vs.. J. c. Barnes.
Argument continued by Mr. r. A.. Lambert for de-
fendant in error In No. "a, and concluded by Mr..
T. J. Durant for plaintiff in error IN both cases
No. 2i6. BENJAMIN r. Rsher, appellant, VS..
James X. Smith ct al. Argued by Mr. 7. 7 Critten.
den for appellants aud by Mr.. f. &. Wood and Mr..
Jcssup Miller for appcllees.
ENo. 2is Albert d. Pullman, plaintiff In error. vs..
Clark W. Upton. assignee. &c. Argued by Mr.. III.
:. Monroe FOR plaintiff In error. and submitted by
Mr. l.. II. Bnutell for the defendant In error
Adjourned until to. Il JrrOw, at twelve o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
A Masonic Presentation.

A. the regular communication Of Acacia Lodge
No Is, =. A. A. NJ, held last evening Past
Master b. T. Fuller was presented with costly
Past Masters jewel OF rare aud beautiful design
The pIocntHtion was mnic by X. H. ThAyer on
behalf of the lodge IN short but eloquent speec
which wRs happily responded To by tic recipient.
1he musical rGrt Of the programme under the
direction Of Mr.. 4. : Holmes, wus very enjoyable
feature of the evening The following are the pres.
cut officers Of Acacia Lodge: q. G.. Brown, W NJ.
X. II. Thgycr, $. W: >. W. Flowers. J. "; J. j.
Little, Sec. 7. ". Hanson Treas K. X IelphcIl.
stinc, s H.. {, Emn.Crics, J, b.. II. English :. ).
{. KraUmcr, J. e.; and }, Cross, tyler.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
Artificial Stone-WOrk.

The artificial stone work laid by John BIGcld &
Co. has attracted considerable Rttcat!pn. for its
beauty and neatncss. Thi. firm haYc established
themselves NJ No l8 First street northwest and
are prepared to furnish artificial sOne-NOrk, in the
way Of lillng for yestibues sidewalks, fpOtWalks,
and cuTbing, In different cOlOrs, aud in fronting
houses and cemcnting collars, upon terms surprIs'
ingly reasonable
National Republican., 1878-04-10
LinOleum FloOr-ClOth.

This extraordinary floor covering is made Of the
most lasting materials-mainly cork and solidihed
oil 1t has been before the public for several years
and has successfully stood tests such as no Ollcloth
or carpet could undergo II Is unhesltatngy rec
commended as the hanisomest, most durable and
comfortable floor covering before the public-amd
Is equally suitable for the dining room, offices,
article Of this kind Is needed. Every yard Of the
cloth has "linolcum, Walton's patent printed oil
the back; none other 10 genuine. All carpet dealers
keep
National Republican., 1878-04-10
Renl Entate Transfers.

W. D. Hopkins to Mrs. Sarah C. wills, for s4oo
lot 1s, squsre 5Ss: A. Iangdon to W. D. Noerr ct al
for 1900 lots IS, no. aud iI6 subdivision OF squa
52S; Langlon Barber, trustees, to ". y. Noerr ei
al. for s5GDn lot l, square 400; Il. Thompson to A
A. IIosmer in trust IS. sub.lot z square t Wilson
Miles executors, ~. c. =. IIeinecke, for s2lD. sub
lot II. square SIS; A. Jay to Z, Landyoight, fol
snO5l, lots II to ~. square 775 Theo. Barber to
Eleanor Barher. for 81 lot 2 slnars 4p2
National Republican., 1878-04-10
A Shawl Thief Arrested.

Last evening oficcr Reese Of the Second Pre-
cinct, while walking down Pennsylvania aycnuc.
was approached by a man, who offered him valu.
able shawl for ten cents. Thinking tnat all was not
right, the oficcr questioned the man, and his an.
swer being somewhat contradictory, he concluded
to arrest him. The prisoner was taken 10 the fiith
Precinct station and locked up for q hearing be.
fore Judge Smell this morning the charge OF be-
ing q suspicious character. The accused ID tramp
and stated that the shawl had been given him by
his sister, who lives In Allcyhany, Nd.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
An USEH ESTS.

".ncle Toms C.bin"-Nationrl Theatre.
The performance Of the National Theatre this
afternoon will consist Of the rendition Of Uncle
Toms Cabin" with all IT, attendant attractions Of
au excellent cast, splendldly elaborated scenic al
junciS, ami genuine nexro Ministries IN plantation
songs and VhNractCrislic dnuCes. Tonight the
same exceptionally attractive programme will be
T,uqAtel,
National Republican., 1878-04-10
CITY ITEMS.

To TuE CoSsUNrTIvE-wilbor'sC Compound OF
very nauseating flaw of the article nS heretofore
used, Is endowed by the phosphate Of lime with
u healing property, which rcndeS the Gil doubly
can lie exhibited To tho,e who desire to see them.
For sale by A. h. wilbor, Chemist Boston.
To CoSsuNrrivEs-Wilbors Cod Liver OIL and
Lime lio- now been Leforc the public for tea
year. and has steadily grown into favor and
appreciation. This could not he the ease unless
the preparation was Of high intriisic value. Tho
combination OF the PhUsrhate of Lime with
pure cod Liver OIL rs prepared by Dr. Wilbnr
has pr"dussd msw phase Is IN tae M treatment ,nMss
This ar,ic c can b. taken by the most delicate
invalid without creating the disgusting nausea
Liver Oil when taken without Lime. II Is pre-.
scTi9ed by tho rSEmlnr faculty. soIM Dy inc mel pfn,
druggists generally.
YouSd pEorLR do pay attention to your teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them. he wise In time.
Clean them daily with THrRsToSs Ivory Pearl.
TOoTH POWDER. the most pCriect dCiItrlnce KNOWN
1t will keep them through lie IN good condition.
white and sound, will hRr"ri the gums; kMcetel
the breath, and prevent toUthRche. Sold by all
druggists. - and 90 cents per bottle.
WELLS MACIIxEspREAp d STRENGTHENING PLASr.
KRIS are still the best known. Their curative pow
crs far Surpass oil others.
! HARD times demand economy; practice It by
| Ieuoyating your suiled gloves with JOUvEs's ISO-
| prROUs KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price rs cents per
bottle
| ARE you bilious, troubled with headache. dizzy
ness. sck stomach, constipation, Scr Arc you dys:
| pcptc, nervous, dull. and langud? ArCrse To all
| cxertion. Is your life miserable? You require II
| change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
| blood. Take QuIRk's IRISH TEA. the great mouse.
hold remedy. 1t will soon relieve YOU Sold by oil
druggists, 2S cents per package, which makes u
quart Of medicine.
Is your hair harsh. dry aud ,tiG? Does II refuse
| to curl? Dress IL with THoMPsoS's PohADE OPrINr
! An oleaginous compound OF singular merits. II
will improve it, Sold BY druggists &c. Price 70
and 20 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
For Gentleman and Youth

] Iihave Q fur assortment Of rcady-m4de Blue
Tlsnnel aud spring Cashmere suits for $40 each.
Spring OyCTCOHt, for 80.
Handsome WOnted Coats, with Vests to match
for 80.
Economists ore invited to inspect
GEO. c. HESSING ilU Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
Indicted and Dismissed.

The grand jury yesterday pre.ented the following
indictments: william II. Price, petit larceny tsec-
ond ofcmsc,; Martha Jones petit larceny second
orenscJ; William Brown, assault with intent to
kill. DisnssCl-COTnelius FOSTER, petit larceny.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
Wild OATS SpMtl.

The clerk OF the court has issued marriage H.
eenses u the following applicants: Alex. ThOmp.
sou aud KHte TOwnley; William L. Richardson and
Klizsbeth Biuckmer; Joseph GLADDEN., Of Ashland
Ohio. and Victoria Y. Livingstuu of Fairfax Va:
Chnrl,p +. Wiley anu Minnie :. TOwnley J. r.
siauh and Elizabeth A. Stone; William Woodward
and Elizabeth Nolan.
National Republican., 1878-04-10

sAle Of magnificent oil paintings and drawings,
the work of some Of the most eminent American
and European artist, will take place this cv vcuirg
at half past seven OcioCkin the CorcorHu Building
cUnCT Of FiftcCUth and + streets. This collection
has been on exhibition several dAys, and pro-
ore umappTUGChabe in beauty, color and exquisite
GIisl
National Republican., 1878-04-10
Theatre CJIntque.

Tho attractions provided by the programme OF
the present week at the Comiqus unqucston.
ably Of the strongest character. Buid the mimit
able, Ferguson the c'nnl"Nl, pHwron the phcnpmc-
nal, Gleason the vocal william. the tragic QuIlter
and Goodrich the nrgTUmamtic. and llndlr the
ehainslennC combine their distinguished efforts In
the entertainment nightly afforded. This brilliant
enmpsny. with the addition Of Dewitt Cnnkr, king
Of Clubs. will appear this anernVOu at the matinee
and n; The rusa.ar performance this evening.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
OUR LEGAL DIARY.
Record Of Yesterdays Court Pro-
ceedlngs.

Supreme Court Of the United ssates-Items
from the City Haii-Twe Recruits Sent to
Albany by Justice wyiie-List Of Assign
ments for To-day.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't iail to procure MRs wIN,Lows soOTHlSC
gIEUp Tor all diseases Of teothing In children. Il
relieves the child from pain, cures wind cole
regulates the bowels and, by giving relief aLL
health 10 the child, gives rest 10 the. mother.
National Republican., 1878-04-10

Indicnttons.
For The Middle AIdnhc SaicJ aud lOTer lake
seqion rdrmer, cloudy aad rainy redther, south.
east recriag 10 soHihUest winds, and falling, posi-
Ny followed BY rising, barometer.