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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13
"1'm a careless potato, and care not

"I'm a careless potato, and care not
apin
How into existence | caane;
If they planted me drill-wise or dib-
bled nae in, H.
To me IDS exactly the same.
The bean and the pea may more lOf-
THY tower, y
- But / care not a button for them;
Defiance / nod with my beautiful
flower F
When the earth is hoed up to ms-
STEM"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

Farmer W +. Reed informs us that
corn will soon be up to SO 4 barrel,
and that the price of calves is raising
rapidly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

Lewis Hord has built an addition
to his City Livery Stable, and has also
made some additions to his rolling
and running stock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

Miss Peachie Railey, one Of the
pretti est girls in st. Louis, is visit
ing her cousin Lulu Reilly. of this
CITY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

j. w. Brown, formerly landlord of
the Martin House. has gone into
bankruptcy. lie leaves several of
Mexieo's business msnsg for various
aneapts frbm 80 upward. His
creditors meet in St. Louis 18th .of
June. "a 10 TTy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

William Clark, Of Cuivre town
ship, Audrain county, a young man
of bright prospects is reading medi-
cine with DIR. French.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

The prospects of Hardin College
were never better than they are to-
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

Mexico has a gun club. Let com
munists be on the alert.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

DrEp:--In Sedaiia, Mo, June l3,
1873, Mrs. Lizzie Nisger, IN the 18th
year of her age. She was a sister of
Mrs. Scptimus Martin, Of this place,
and a daughter of~the late Judge
Burns of Benton county, this state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

The Ringo House will be closed
next Monday for repairs 1t will be
thoroughly novated and repai"ted on
the inside. 1t will reopen in E month
or SO with extra advantages under
the management of E. Rines, who is
sole proprietor of the Ringo building.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13
NEW MILLINERY AND FANCY
GOODS STORE.

Miss Sallee, and Miss NaanietJohn
ston desire to- inform their friends
and the public generally, that they
have formed a co-partnership in the
above business. They will Keep
Millinery, Fancy Goods, Hosiery,
Nojens, sc. in great-4sarieiy, and
sell lower than The lowest, and hope
chat thcfr motto, Good Goods,
Quick Sales and Safais isrofits," will
insure to them a liberal share Of the
Ipubife patfonsz5e@ Hlsepms foyer Ca
Eseys Rea FrofsSi~setyy Seofe,s one
door south of southwest corner Of
public squares 2Igx ss.f:.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

Early fruit catches the worm. This
is reliable.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

It's bad religion that makes u
hate the religion of others.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

"When is the best time to pick ap-
ples?" This is a very simple ques-
ton. The best time for such work is
when the farmer is not looking, and
there Is no big dog in the orchard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

A beautiful example of force habit
is to see a disciple of Murphy fill his
glass with water, and dIeamily blow
froth off the innocent water before
drinking"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13
W. o. FOREST,
Ch'rn Com. Arag'ts
NARROW ESCAPE.

LAST Saturday night as the son of
b. +. O'Rcar, living near Mexico,
was driving q span of young mules
home drawing Il %cuItivator; after he
had finished his days work, the mules
took fright and ran away, throwing
the boy over between the ''shovcls'
of the cultivator, ami after his clothes
had become %cntanglcd SO he could
not get out, the mules ran 40 rods at
a terrific rate of speed The cult
vatOr bounced along only touching
the ground once in ten feet or SO.
The ''shovcls" twisting and flying IN
every direction, the boy mixed up in
the wreck, thought death was inevi-
table, but by some mysterious prOvi-
dence he escaped with no broken
bones, but WIS generally bruised up
and in some places very painfully.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13
GREAT REDUCTION

For the purpose of reducing NV
stock, | will, for the next 30 day.
sell millinery and fancy goods, hats.
bonncts, etc., ut greatly reduced pri-
cc- for ga b. Persons wishing bar
ga MS will do well to call soon and
get the first choice. Respectfully,
nS-tf NJ. j. HARDING
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

DIR. G. w. Bcnsou's Celery and
ChamoInile Pills are prepared cx-
pressly to eure sick healache, nerv-
Gus headache, Dyspcptics headache,
neuralgia, NERVOUSNESS and sleepless-
ness, and will cure any ease. Price
fifty cents abox, 80 pills, postage
free. Sold by all druggists. Office,
No. l06 Ma. Eutaw st, Baltimore,
Nd. aass9 S-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

The man who stumbles twice at
the same stone is a fool.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

Casey keeps the best nickle cigar.
S-tf..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

Pref ;QI Root, Of Salisbury, has
arrived and win deliver the annual
address at Hardin College tonight,
Aat 8 Q clock sharp. A crowded house
lig expcctcd!~ y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

ID. w. Crowly and lady of St
Louis, are at The Martin House.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

We are going to have a warm coun-
ty campaign this fall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

r. Teas are a specially at Casey's.
8 If.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

Bessie neadman, ofFulton, is visit
ing Bessie Bolts, of our city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

Miss Pearl Tucker is visiting friends
in St. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13
MONEY TO LOAN.

1 have constantly on hand, money
to loan ON irst-ciass security in sums
to suit. sar.
j. W. Carson, Southern Bank
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

The Keytsville fair will be held
October LIST.
Street letter-boxes have been put
up in Columbia.
Charlie Buckner has returned from
school at Fulton.
A sweethear. often proves a sweet
tart.
III YOU want to keep fish freshdon''
catch them.
The man who stumbles twice at
the same stone is a fool.
It's bad religion that makes us
hate the religion of others.
Early fruit catches the worm. This
is reliable.
DR.. Humphrey has just returned
from a trip to New York City.
Mexico has a gun club. Let COM
munists be on the alert.
A new postal car has been pat on
the jefferson City branch and Leazer
is happy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

.As ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

Somebody is doing a poor job Of
painting on the court house.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

If YOU want to keep fish freshdon''
catch them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

WIN. O.. Lee has returned from his
skatorial trip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

A sweethear. often proves a sweet
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

The merits of DR.. Bulls baby
syrup are acknowledged by all who
have never used it for the diseases oil
infancy. Price only 25 cents a bot
tie. b
Second hand machines for sale or
rent at the Singer Office, two doors
east of W W. Harper's. Full sup.
ply Of new machines always on hand
Aft + ~ ppE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13
E. Rines Is in st. Louis.

Prof. Tice hasn't stopped that lea
vet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-13

The Keytsville fair will be held
October LIST.
National Republican., 1878-01-14

AUCTIoNEERs
Duncanson Bros, Ninth and d sts.
wash d. Williams ID, cor. Tenth street
BOoKsELIERs AND sTATIONENs
sS,i,, sSiomons 4 Chapman, oil pennsyysnlH avenue
SThlliing9n, T Ps avenue and -Four a-half street.
WI. 4 o. Il. Morrison. rs Pennsylvnnls ayepue.
l. a. Whitaker. Vernon Row, Pa ave. and Tenth St
BAKERS
Felix Dcsfosses, 2Oi2 II street.
CLOTHING
n $. Justh. Oie street.
DENTISTS.
Dr. C. DcMontreville. No. I'm Pennsylvania avenue;
DRUGGISTS.
Cotghlin's Temple Drug store, + aud Ninth stre,ts
Entwisle. Pcnnsyivanla avenue and Twelfth streetS
EDUCATIONAL.
Edward c. Townsend, 7o7 NJ street northwest
Mrs.. Iurr, isos il street. -''''''
MS! Narrower 1890 street.
Kosyn ssminSrys ssf Sli SsfTSTson g SQUARE
isss semlnssry sy sS9 Ffh street northwss ,
sls Miss Eva Mills, Music, ilo5 street
hsGe fn o RuIlard % Ninth street
FINE ARTS
Markriter. 6.j L street northwest
HOTELS.
81 James Hotel, corner sixth and Pennsylvanla ave-
Ms1gapnon Mgs n2nSe Gprnsr p Fifteenth snd /" ,trssA
Wormley';s;; II and fiHssnih ..feels
Norton Norton House, ~ and VA street
HATTERs
H. II. StinemetE, i257 Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE.
Gsrmnnla Fire Insurance Company, of d. C., ca5
Potomac Fire Insurance Company. 50 High street,
Georietown.
LUMBER.
Whcatley Bros, Georgetown. y. c.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Eisenan Brothers. corner seventh and T. streets
\. SaES " Co, S"N Pnfh street
~ Robinson d Co.. 100 Py nrSylvanla avenue.
RESTAURANTS.
Partisan Restaurant, iI1I PENNSYLVANIA avenue
PIANOS
Sanders x Stayman pcana. ave. and Twelfth street
PAPERIIA SGTNGS.
John Alexander, TAI pcnn.y lvanla avenue.
PHOTO-LlTHOGRAPHE
Non's Peters, PhOtonhngraplcr. No SIS Penn
syIvAn!a avenue.
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Hartley, vi New York avenue.
REAL Estate
u. H. Warner. 0lG 7 street northwest
InliH sherman, 81 Cloud Builling.
Fitch a Fox, FTrrdmun's h NIX building 100 Pa ave
SEWING MACiIIS&&
MCkcnncy Co., ~ Slrth street
HUNKS
Murray :, .yj rcnnzyIyaua avenue.
UNDERrAKEU.
u. W. Barker Gi2 Fl'v. nth street.
II. i. Harvey. ~ 'IrR":.
National Republican., 1878-01-14
l.. +, FARMER, General Passenger AgPn
FRANK THOMSON General Manager. npI ia
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
NATIONAL. LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
NORTH, WEST, NoRrmwEsr ASn SorTnwnsr.


NORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST ASn SoCTuwrsr.
NOVEMBER Is, lsT.
LFAvK wAsuISuTpS.
b5D A. M, Baltimore nid way stations.
C:irA. M, baltimore, Annapolis, and way stations
sirnsbuIg Manchester and way stations, via Relay.
sLl "a. M, Baltimore Express.
$40 ., M. Prdu On StrtshurE. Winchester, Hagers
town, Point of Rocks and way stations.
Nh a. M, New York, PAila rludia, Boston and Bal
timore express. rARLoR CARS TO New York and
Philadelphia
Es:ma, M, -. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago, Pitts
uurg eNprlNS Connects for Valley Branch, except
sunday Through cur iuT StuuntIu. iaTlOr Gar to
Grafton. ana 81 IEEPlSt' CAR Ia Louisville. tincin-
natl tolumbl- Chicago. Junction. and Sanduskv.
$3.50 ~ uI.. baltimore, Annapolis. And way stations
luth II. m Baltimore express.
1910 n. m Baltimore EIlicolt City, Annpaos and
way stations.
aiaO p M, New York and Philadelphia Express
On sunday tu baltimore OnV. stopping at nll stations.
a%n =. IA, Baltimore aud way stations Winchester
esp. m, Baltimore, Dadensburg and Laurel Ex.
press. Frederick VIA Relay,
''i y. ni., ~. of Ro"ks. FREDERICK WINCHESTER and
way stations On sunday TO Pt. Of RO' and way
stations only.
"llo y. IN. Ratio. Annapolis and way stations.
"f:N y. ~, PhilHdelpln, Norfolk HId baltimore
eNprr~s EllCUl n.y. PIIsSenE r. tOT Norlu!k taken
IN THE Rrs Lirrcl g boat at Canton. No connection oil
SUNDAY for Norfolk
.GDp. m. Baltimore and way stations
r.Gti T. M, t1hrag" and t'ouuIbus express. SLEEP
lNG Carlo lllragO.
EIi3l y. NJ, BnlumOrC express.
fN'-j y. N. - Louis. lncnnati md PittsbuTg
press. LEE'lNG Carlo -. Louis and PiIlshuTg.
No connection for rvsburguu sunday.
expires. = ErING CAR 10 New YORK, and SPE-
Gal sLEl Ping GAR to Philadelphia
Trans nH rk"d daily; ether Irllns daily except
SunlAy. nyltH
National Republican., 1878-01-14
GREAT
1873
1877 3

,o ..,,,. rENHsYhyANIA, ROUTE -,,,.,,.,
sprryRRnG6l Ri ~ ThA%R sLEE hAIT rouIp
TRAINS AvKMEsAniN5rSs iKAEEAFH / IS nom Depot, cor
For fIsharE and Tie West ioiS a m. daily, with
PiltsGnrS to " Glnsi1nai 3 St LSSs, aid CfIc,so;
Sn r. dailE w,th raIHGs % ysr r. t9 C9icas2 Ip
For Cana .ldagua Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fails,
and "" North NJ I:iC 2. m; daily except saturday
LOCK Haven, Elmira, aud watkins ut 1910 a. m.
- daily. except sunday; ..,o.,.. -,
daily, with Palace, Cars attached. Limited Ex'
pr.sor Pullman Parlor Cars, W. a. N. dEiiy. ex-
CrIt sunday.
For Brrpkiym New York, all through trains connect
AZ Jersey city with boats Of g IBToooklyn AnncX.,
Ing soluble ierriase and journey across New York
FOR Ncw York and tho East IaOp m. daily, except
Boston.
For Philuclpnia 100 p daily. except SUNDAY, and
10 H.. nj, a:;i and a90 ,. N. dnt,y. Limited TX
pres %,, q. a. ~ r. dan!E' g, eScap sunday: ,, 10,
- y. N. daily. except sunday.
For Pnp,' Creek Line, G:Si a m. and 10 r. M daily,
For Annapolis, $50 a m. and I::up m. daily, except
Suntlnv
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKsBuRG RAIL
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, o. - GiO 10. H. n. IN. l. 3 tn ;, a.
y. IA. On sunday At Ely q. M. aud |. ana T. y. M.
For the south, Via fichmond. ..Ij a N. daily, and
. Cb y. n. daily except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Alexandria tor Washington, 0, !, sic,
rIh, -, II. a. IN |, s. iaO, ). Il, and y, IA.
Un Sunday NJ GlO and 10 q. m. and n. III.
coinmoda;ioms can be- irocured at the SiGSsDnorih.
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ay
Tnm n m e :" na S re' IGars aE s
len iuf 'lG ceGkng Of bngsagr to destination nom
l. =. FARMER. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. apl usl.
National Republican., 1878-01-14
Valuable Information.

BusTOS, Mass.
Mn II. II STrvrN-:
DEAR SIR: Ny a." o'Irl In giving you this tcslI-
muI5u Is to .pr'ai N4.uAh," .mi"rHuiI NJ Having
surllU Of my kin h'inF covered VIA pimrl's nn
rruptiuns, nlHuy l..Irh caused me gna; Igu and
annoy unCr. anL knuNWg no he blood dlsruS'
took many Uf ne advertised blood preparations,
among which wi.s ANY ruiHtty nl IrsspArila with
out uhl.,iniug any b.,"hI uItl commenced taking
tho " gylimr. Hnl e "rr n. completed the first
VrenllyI rilOw"l GA with mi! h 4d Inkgu seven
nuItirS, when wa pronounced a we'll man, aud my
truptiUns. has nrN'r ru'p3 q ~ good health h..
lore, mud nll bItt II ali To ia. E,t OI v Btiup. 10
h"nri.l ilrp>,' anil I'd wlh Rheumatism. will max"
mention ala Or the Nrg tn.., wuuiUrful power Of
curiug mU Oi hi, 40 u'u Complain, OF which have
suffered 10 iEl nsrl!. - .....
&, II. TUCh ER.
Pis. s. - Mich I. |, H.,
% Washington Street, Boston.
National Republican., 1878-01-14

THE LAST MEETING OF THE LITERARY
SOCIETY, held saturday evening at the resi-
dcncr Col. Mallory, on Ninth street, is uni
vcrsaly conceded by its members as the most
interesting that has yet occurred. Col. Mallory
read lacetiOus poem on the club, In which
witty illusions were made to the rules Of
their caiSme-that no refreshments shall bs
iudulged in but sandwiches and c6tiee-show-
ing an intimate knowledge of culinary science.
Mr.. Clarke, OF the educational bureau, con-
trbuted poem on the soldiers Home.
Dr. {. {, Cox read valuable paper On Art"
written by Mrs. NOrrell.
Mr.. Mallory contributed much to the gem
eral pleasure by instrumental music, aud Mr..
liicOx sang several exquisite ballads. Among
those in attendance were Mrs Barnett, author
oss of That Lass o Lowrie's,' DR.. and Mrv.
Lincoln, Mrs. DR.. l.. c. Cox, OF Maryland.
duughter-in-law of DR.. G. c. Cox, Miss john
stOm, Gen. Alvord, Col. Capron Prof Hilgard,
Prof Gill, Mr.. Nordhon, of the New York
Herald, DR.. Toner, Gen. Poe, Gen Whippls
aud wife, Mr.. and Mrs Mohun, and others.
National Republican., 1878-01-14

WHAT /. VEGErINu: 1t is II cot1ro .vtrartcI
rom .u ~. t.. and T., .h,. Il Is Natlr'', h M
,,iv. II Is larhCtv Ia nj. .s n, m any tad ufrrf
upon the SYSTEM It is uuu O'h "a, jd -rar hruina
tt ults dir"rJy rr"U lhr hI"h ltpul"ss TIN mrVUu>
,s,,n. Il giN,s l.u lu,ai. sweet Crr at nig'I 1t
Is grqi ptnnc"L ion cur "Le,I 'utnrrs and mothers
Tor It gives them s'rruslH VH"n their nerves. Hnd
K w. MAI res S'' 81 f' ~ hil, b,H'u proved
ry many al aged irrtuE. II 3 the -IULl II 0 Iu-
TiGer. Il va ,umliirG r"d"ly ."r rliiurrm. II
las rrrv,sI and ur"h I', u.hiGs. II u r. pleasant
to l. kci every rhi iAr- w.. II relieves aid cures
Nil Ui>tIl>r, UrEnuIHg ruH lHpulc blood Try the
Nr-uIiur. tive II .dr &. u i"r your CuuIpaInlr;
thr yuu will sIy Ia year trend. uuiEhbUr and uC-
{, uaIntuuCr, "rr! 1t II h:ts h.ed me-
National Republican., 1878-01-14
4 Most Agreeable Party

For the Corner.
4 Most Agreeable Party
surprised Miss Cora Chase on the evening d
the 10th ultimo, OF her fathers residence
Judge Chase-No. 1926 Eleventh street north
west. II was one of those delightful 'surpria
parties" where choice flowers, pyramids Of
delicious fruit handsomely embelished and
bountifully supplied table, beautiful gifts, and,
best Of all, rare music, seeming to come TO us
by magic. Surely, fairy haunts were all
about us that night.
The party was given In commemoration Of
Miss Coa's twetriy,frst birthday, and many
pleasant tokens of affection, friendship and
esteem did this accomplished young lady ro-
ceivo. Beautiful and costly enough to be last
ing momentoes of the day, which, even with
out such tokens, Is never forgotten. Among
the most costly of the gifts was beautifully
chased, solid silver card receiver.
The gifts were presented by Professor
WedgewOrth, of the National Law School, and
Captain W. Ross Browne and the following
appropriate poem was written and read BY
Mrs. W. r., Browne:
To Miss Cora Chase.
(on her twenty.frt birthday
All rosy .hued, the smallest ninbus cloud.
While ba,Eing IN the glowing sunset Light
But when the night folds round her sombre shroud,
shutting the red and gold away from sight,
The fragile thing Is leh TO rest or hight
Dissolve alone or, by increasing power,
In Its uncertain shadowy. changeful height
Find it, own uSe-to send refreshing shower
10 gladden. carth-to bless the seed, and bud, and
flower.
The tender birds try not their wing or song
In dOwny nest. In pleasant sun and shade:
While parent birds their constant care prolong,
When needed food, and well.uscd wing have
strayed,
which mother.bird by instinct has delayed;
Then brdling note. and huttering Of the wing,
And song more loud aS higher flight il made
Until swccter sOngster from the grove can bring
Its music to make glad the budding, fragrant
Spring
Thus Nature gives us lessons good and wise q
From youth, dear friend, on such natal day,
As from the radiant sunset skies
some brighter hucs forever pass away.
some charm, that half made even childhood
stay;
Some lighi that loving hands thus long had given;
Now half withhold to see yrl trace the way
The noblest way Of lie, and way to heaven
Ere the bright link 'twXt child and wOeanhood b
rven.
Thus long YOU have rcposed where constant care
And tender love have like the dOwny nest
or bird, made chdho"d's home for you so fair;
And He. through all youths merry years 20 blest
That II has l'een felicity and rest;
And power, God giyen, YOU know and feel
Are yours. you have had scarce need to test.
But with mUturer year,, life will reveal
Some crossing paths 10 waiting, work, and broader
field.
But oil along your way shall flowers bloom,
II YOU, yourself, but sow the seed with care;
Childhood cannot liies higher joys consume;
4 useful life sends blessings cyCrywherC
And tTuC CUntentncnt ever fingers there.
BE Gnlucnce yOurs, or lies most common needs
This may he yuurs-this lovely and most fair;
To this the faithful hume-llght ever leads
4 viruous life, made grand by noble deeds
National Republican., 1878-01-14
New York General Market.


NEW York. Jan. lL-Cotton weak; upiands, Iib /;
Orleans, ll7c. Sales giS bales. Consolidated net
France, G,3s+: to tho ChanDe S37.
Flour strongly In buyers favor and only very lin
Tied trade for export and bone o 100 90 for
choice do
Wheat a shade hrmer. moderately active, export
demand air with speculative inquiry, Rt st q for ui-
graded spring u ~ Tor New York No spring q 3o
for Ma. Chicago IN store, q sJis for No. Mwauk
In store h u for winter red Canada bond 81 Is for
ber Michigan, " IS for New York No. 2whto II 70 for
white Western, and 81 SAG 52S for white state.
Corn opened n shade nrmer and clOssl quiet at
about yeserdays figures lGODDl bu, including 5000
bu spot At 5!i Gt55sc for New York No. ., 57(aS 40
for steamer mixed, dOq6y'sc for low mixed G2c for
nho, Ole for do In store, 5SH COZ for yellow southern
Oats dull and heavy, with 1900 bu at Sja3gll C
mixed Western and state 3GeY4c white do, inclad.
New York No. T. NG.Nto; New York No, white
tsg g31sc; NewSork No. white, sec.
provIsiOns-POrk opened heavy and closed Arm,
lth 25O bbs mess at sl2 10 Beef quiet and
prime steam at o. TO-
:, Petroleum dun and nominal. Crude, ex9U'tc; re-
fined, l2c.
Coffee quiet
Sugar qulet and steady.
Rice quiet and steady.
MOllss.s quiet aud unchanged.
Spirits Of turpentine quiet AT &c.
No-in steady NJ u 6Tt!6tl rs for strained.
freghts to Liverpool quiet. Cotton by SAIL I'd; by
EeAm. Id.
National Republican., 1878-01-14
DIRECTORY.
The Principal Business. Houses Of wash
ington.

The JoVoping 70 published for the benefit Of 7rar-
cling sa'esmen, Strangers, and he public gener-
ouy-h includes all trades and professions, and
cannot fail 10 prors Of interest 10 all tcho intend
fransacting business IN Washington.
National Republican., 1878-01-14

VEoETINus made cycu.ir,Iy nom the juice, of
careful selected brrks. T.. aud hrsh. mud ~
,irnnS.v runrrm'raci that II Will Il, uAlIy csadi-
cate on ilr Stsu every mint uI : 'TuiulU. SrruGi.
lUUs llumrTS IlImur-, ia"rtF, tun""Inu- IiHmOr,
Eiy-l rlae, suit Inpfm ypl!ili' Ii.' uses tank rr,
fatnfr' the Si"'u' Id al ~i.,~-s that nIi
from iT' uIr h'Il. { IU.. I.,lHUILIuluT,. uuL
hr, Me liGruu..i.su NsIL Ilgit. cont. and Spinal
Conn mts can only cr'' IA ly cured Tia ors N"
hlnsd.
Fer I''c'~ nIid I',mIliyr b'-,H"s o! The Sin pus.
III ~. Pm -. H"Iciirs l'ri. Tu '"r : AIN ,rd and
UIuwuru, Nrle iHr ht, Il yer Iu.lni 10 eject Il rrr
mHuuut
Fr lWI~ II tie By,i.. K,I o. t'mia,ui D,opsy.
7 Tul" Wrn,uv", Leo. rrr! on, AIS 4 fIt,i ','Cs
H1l l'.rrt n na n.t..l' g. ~'u' 'I,d GHnurul ilu-
LN y \CEr;.I, act. Il r'r' y NJ 60 il.',.s ~ Ihe.,
90 Wi'vtulr. II 'It tls..'r |l.i s.ItI giIr.S th..
va, 'rsNt'm. 'r. Dp II ''r -,,.r ~, ,r-Iu ; il;ny,
iui'urun'.,H, r.r.r u.".I..,tn, AIT Regulate, III"
UIvt /.
F,r arrrh. U,sp.,-Ll. lfahi!unI Cu-lIycnry~ pul-
Tilu'un Vt Toe il,Hf', li,m,H"Nr. pIus Nervous
ir~s, aud jj"uorn rn~i,"luu ct ,h,. NrlNuus ~ys.
tenn. mr!,rin, Ia, lv OPP gwen - c, u'rtnir 'uirs
lp,'Iuu II, tie Nrg'"ln. u Wrr.H IN" blood.
c'ru.e rlo tH"' 'e l,. n.ni prss',rS cumtlUliiEg
rover ~ 81 the nervous y-itII.
rLo th'' ,ur ''"' 81 10y VIZ tIn" have In
Gu,,t N. NJ llt>r';Hr AID Al Othu ans WHOM, we
Eii,N - 9 tr,itr -. % e., Il t.I Il.r own sfl,
In tlrl. N,cr.ilt'Is l. lHc hra !CmCdy yet sro,rrc
Ur the a. We dlSu.t ..'ul IS 'r only Irah.r lilo d
Purifier YET Ilayvd hcu." the vuor,
National Republican., 1878-01-14
Baltimore General Market.

Baltimore General Market.
BALTIMORE Jan. ls.-Cotton quiet Middling. IiI0
1llc.
Flour dull and unchanged.
Whcat-Southern quiet md steady; Western steady
Southern red $40 ~: Pennsylvania red 81 3si iO
February. 81 80.
Corn-s0uthern quiet and steady; Western lower
and closed dull. Southern white 53t5Ic: do yellow,
BIC: Western mixed, spot, aud January, 5Gsc; feb-
ruary, 55c; March, Jitb5stc; Western steamer, Sc
Oats quiet southern, 33d ssc; Western white, 500
sc; do miNed. siqS'c; Pennsylvania, SiaI.
Rye quiet at g3GiSje
Hay dull and unchanged.
Provisions unchanged. Butter dull; choice West.
ern roll, lsGt 3c: do. packed, Ngg &c.
PetI oleum dull and nominal.
Coffee unchanged.
Sugar active and firm at 9.@pt5c
Whisky dull at Il O3S.
Recelpts-Flour, $500 bbls; wheat 1900 bu; corn
5000 hi.
ipmcnts-whest, 1900 bu; corn. 6s,ooo.
National Republican., 1878-01-14
LIVERY ST.ABI.ES.

WYE AXE PREPARED 10 FUENIsH BY THE
w hour, day, or month, first class Carriages ut
reasonable prices amt on short notice our stock
CONSISTS OF lHIu1Ius. tAIrnrer, tOuprs, Ight Bug
GicS. lOHy phaptun-, saddle HORSES and IN TACT
every ;hug tnd comprises u iirsl-c.ss Hiring and
Boarding static.
We clip horses with the American hOrsC-CllppLng
machine Ia twu hours without siugrimg.
Entrance To the stables 1 street, between Thir
tr,nlh and Fourteenth streets
uOl-SIn j. Il. OLCOTT 4 son,
National Republican., 1878-01-14
WOMAN'S CORNER.
Edited by Fannie y. Ward.

Ladies are inrited 10 contribute Society ReM
and Short Sketches appropriate 10 his depart.
ment. Please address such Communications h
the Repubtican Office, care Editor Of The Oormv.
National Republican., 1878-01-14
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

TrSIvERsAL Il. II. TICKET OFFICE.
ELS to or from oil points bought
exchanged or sold at a reduction Of ONE DOLLAR
upon any other office or depot In this city.
Tickets good TIL used Baggage checked through.
Apply to NJ u. wHITESlDE,
mhI&Iys sa Pcnnsylynnla nyenue Shoe Store.