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National Republican., 1878-10-09
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liy rrI,"". to .raIyal.i,jug .,Iurr. t.c
udr"n'as, Of rni, .oI"4;r I'd, ou Instructor u
our youth Is At oDc' d. parent. Lrctt~l in ouc
Of tAc mo,' h,aut IN, Iurt!ou.p' Wr.t,ru Ma
rylaud, IN the midst u. rcduoG ro.urauuirv.
uud with instructors in rno y.5.,rl, ,.,,,,.- Il
the highest ,G.ri"Lcy, ", Ire .c' for the col.
lrgc brilliant iurHrc. Tie i2y.J.m n,,.
ter, d. D., ui 'h.- city :, the ,Iu!,-,.. uI ..-.
tory in I'll, I'oI.y ,,rlunt !u.ti'u'i,n, and. IN
connection with the moIom," tuition lee, and
the high charctcruia,. Tine p.o:, -,ol., the New
Windsor College Is destined 10 20 ID i. -"rycdIy
noted fountain "i instruction o TIE !oIrh oI
our land
National Republican., 1878-10-09
The InumlIry I,r,lXnI.

4 large congregation was present last night
at the great revival, at Foundry NJ +. Church.
Great interest was taken in the service. \
large uumhcr manifested desire to be saved
by fastening to the altar of prayer, seeking
reiiEiph: aud while thc hymn, Take Me as
Am finm the Harrison Reyivalist y, was
being sluI, u number oi persons were con.
vcrtrd. The younE evangelist, Rev. Thomas
Harrison. will continue these services during
this week
National Republican., 1878-10-09
Surrendered by III, I,ond.man.

Some time ago two.brothers by the name OF
Phalcn were arrested for keeping II gambling
house on X street, between Eighth and Ninth.
The elder brother, Edward Phalcn. bcing the
proprietor, was convicted in the Police COur'.
lie took an appeal to the Criminal Court, and
was released on bail. his bondsman being u
cOlorrl man, who, Phalrn states was paid so
to 90 on his bail. His bondsmau, hearing that
Phalcm was about to leave town. had him nr.
rested yesterday aud taken to Police Head
quarters, where he was locked up.
National Republican., 1878-10-09


In order that il might bc advised early Of
the workings Of the system OF registration of
t.irl.cla;S matter, which went into operation
October /, the Post Ollice Department called
for weekly rclurps during the current quarter
rom ten Of the largest post Cicr :, and has
r, coivrd the report Of Postmaster James, of
New York; for :ho i've days ending October >,
which show, registration Of 80 packages u
domestic matter aud q packages OF foreign
matter Of this class, on which the postage
amounted TO SII.0l and the registry fees to
S3N -.
In transmitting the report Mr.. James says:
The report herewith, nom 1T u ilh il ut
show, Uu dIIiuuti, b u 'l class matter rrrl'Iv. ed
uli 'giI Ir-. ..,4 iI IL, registry Of ih.Tt IIusr
uaII,r. Almost ,.l The lh.I,!rlU-- matter regis
lv,~l hn. b,rl mc, han lsv.
n..l ',-,n nahg Is.s IL % c'uugr my oldu.,u on
rlr ruimiu 'p npTuriat" T. hphly, and vii. avail
lirM,r,NCs Of It .Nrrn they understand II and
learn lhul /. j. lU..y Ia upvrH'luu.
i .s early y'l to say much respecting the work
N.,s Df Il ,CnI, except TINT nom this standpoint
It tart, out and appears u work Rdmrohly.
The total postage on registered letters was
p,s!UGl aud the fees Oh these S2O320.
Go 10 Julius Lansburgh for shades
National Republican., 1878-10-09
INC ArIInrtnn In.n1rn,r rnn1nun,

III" Arlington I"'n"uu 'p1G.aly ur l...
District VI t".Hmom ., u.,.N.uI by mum.
Der oi leDt.cm," ".u ..oaa -. l.i- Disu.ct
for Ihcir integrity, and tm.g u....7 a,ui.c :uc
sufficient to puo!unle. The ,oru,..ur,, aud re-.
company is IN ''o Arlington Flr n,ula..yy
Company bal. ~. ,u PyIu,y 'y,u..i. venue.
opposite the II..,s' j. ai iDrur vyta
up capital is - .npl, ~, Arn.-,,r 'I- Z,
homc company aud one OF the bD. l.D... i
in thy country.
National Republican., 1878-10-09
IlDpIItlDn

We take pleasure in calling special attention
to the advertisement Of Edward c. Townsend,
who cserycdly ranks high in our city, not only
a, an c,ocutionst but as teacher Of that art.
Mr. Townsend has already won an cnviIble
reputation for great thOruughnc,s and coupu.
tcucy, and those desiring to study clocutom.
either privately Or in classes vii! do well to
place themselves under his instruction.
National Republican., 1878-10-09
Raal EstatS Trausfers.

VIM. Doherty to Michael sheahan, for s83F.
part Of lot %, square Is; c. d. Church 10 Sarah
y. Douglass, for $4,000, sub.lot I67, subdivision
square 2O8 J. A. J. Crcswcll ct al. to william
+. Eaton, for 81 ,2es.75, 90 aud 7e.ioo acres Of
land, In the county, betwoon Poor Toms Last
Shit" aud the Barnaby Tract; +. $. Barbarin
to trustees of Louise Home, for $4,000, lot 229,
square 675; A. Hyde ct al, trustees, 10 +. s.
Barbsrin, for $4,000, lot 30, square 675 g.
Lansburgh to Margaret Ice, for $500, subdi
vision lot 9, square 500; +. r. Browning trus-
tee, to W. $. Cox, for 81, lot II, reservation 10 ;
X. J. Murray to Bridget Sullivan, for S2l6, lot
35, square IA; District of Columbia to +. H.
Cobb, for S3l.62, sub.lot 8, subdivision Beall's
addition TO Georgetown District of Columbia
to +. II. Cobb, for S3l.62 sub.lot :, subdivision
B"hlls addition TO Georgetown; District Of
Columbia to +. II. Cobb, for S7i.Gi, sub.lot I,
square 2,!; District of Columbia TO +. II.
Cokb, for Ss!.iB, sub.lot III, square 2S2; Dis.
trict Of Columbia TO f. II. Cobb, for Sl3s2, part
of lot II, square 13i District of Columbia to
i. II. Cobb, for $!l0.7j, lot i, square 6S5; W.
Willoughhy ct al. trustees. to George G. Fuwcr
for Sl-OGO, lot 35, square 7->; Thomas H.
Lally to the Corc0rn Firc-Iusuancc Company
for 80, lot ia, square G2l; Anton llcitmullcr
10 l., J. Dc,inCr, lUr 5000 lot :, square l27.
National Republican., 1878-10-09
Waiting for the Returns.

Intense interest was manifested in this city
last evening in the news from the elections,
and anxious inquircrs bosicIGi the telegraph
and newspaper offices nearly all night. The
news came in very slowly and unsatisfactory
before midnight, and tho ranks Of the watch.
Crs gradually thiancl out. The Democratic
Congressional Committee had its headG quarter,
at the Riggs House, and during the later part
Of the evening the acC' OF the watchers grew
visiblv longer. There wsre quite lively scenes
on the street until halfpast one o'clock this
NJ Oruing.
National Republican., 1878-10-09
GENERAL CITY NEWS.
Events ChronicIed by Republican
Reporters.
A Serious Fail The Revival ut Foundry
Church-Mcetingo OF the ITALIAN Club
A Prisoner Surrendered by his
BondsTan Waiting for the
Election Returns other
Local Items of News.
A Serious Fail.

Yesterday afternoon, about three o'clock,
Robert Rush, colorcd, fell in an apoplcctic fit,
in font of the City Hall, striking his head
against the steps and fracturing his skull.
II" was carried to the Fifth Precinct Station
where DE-. Walter rcnhcrrd medical aid.
National Republican., 1878-10-09
Indicted by the Grand J,u,.

The graud jury yesterday prcsrnl,d t,Ii...
mout, against the following parties: J,",I,ou
Christian, prut larceny, second uilcus.; Cuaii,,
Wa.niuEty., -utar; Charles Chase, same; J.
NJ. ". o,o"-. l.. the murder Of his wife AlbGr.
tie Stone.
National Republican., 1878-10-09
ThcrmometrIc Readings.
IIttliriifiDiI.

For the Middle Atlantic STATE, and New England
warmer southwest winds, lu.,.mg barometer, in
vrvrsing clnudIurs. and possibly rain.
National Republican., 1878-10-09

THE melancholy atilrtion suffered by tic
Crescent City, In common with 50 many other
southern cities, has shown the benefit derived
hy that community In establishing aud main.
tanning tho Louisiana State Lottery Company
in lS6S, which was incorporated for cduca.
tiOnal and charitable benefits, and which, In its
regular contributions to schools aud hospitals
nohly distinguished itself
The next drawing takes place rs usual on
the second Tuesday of next month.
National Republican., 1878-10-09
Vegptme.
VEGETINE
FOR DROpSr.
Ve9phHe.
| Never Shall Forget the First Dose.
Prof. EN,E.

Mn. II. II. STEvESs:
! was ,,ntm.d lu my huu IHoI" tirI, IL YEAR six
months ui tie TIM | WIS rnl" y hulpIu>~ | was
Ib Ig"tl 10 have Two men help me- u uId uul ,fhrl.
! wns SwU len " inches nrgCT than Ey ulWTai Sigc
round my wa 4. suffered Nil man cuu'd and I've.
Il ri al remedies tor HTulSy. huh .thTr" u,rrut
4. CCrS My ne. d. all UNrrCtcl | would III : many
TIglIs was "NIciiud 10 die before morning. Al lt-t
:, tthp first Gu," CouldIclc Its - r'!'cls ron
day lu day; wss setting bette. Amer lVi taken
.tlnv pT Il butt.yH CruIi sleep quite well Ui-hIs.
r,pan to gain now quite ti>t. Ahrr taking .Oamr ~
bottle, could walk from one pat Of ny room Ia tic
uhpr My appetite was 900 |; the dTUI> bad nj tliS
tIue Ill 'uII."Rrtt. kept aSiug the Nr-rtiur unlil
rrguiuCt my usual health beard OF u great many
to attend 10 my wuIk am carpenter and builder.
wIl ul.U LAY II has cured an amt at my w,:cS Of
\rur Who Md suti,ru for nOIc than - years
Nhu say she hIS ~! hnh any neuralgia for eight
months. have gwen II TO one Of my ChlldTCn for
Fu,hsr Nrtryr. | hlvu UU doubt IN uy mind II Will
rucnny humur; Il sH ~, Rt cleanser OF the bio od 1t
u su'n 10 give II riI w. Will re- 'ulu Ilend II To the
world. Ny father - III years cid, uUd hr says there
hulnIup Ike 10 giT" strength aHd life To AGED
person. | CANNED IN, too thankful Tor the use Ot IT,
am, very gratefully yours JOHN =. NOffAGE
ALI DI>kA.t- Uf THE HLuOB.-li NEGErISE wilt
relieve pain, CleHHss, purify aud cure sum ditpiseS
IesUrn the patient to perfect health amer Try ing
different physicians, many rene dies and suffering for
ArIs, u 1t not CulvusYr pre- o. II you are sufferer
you Can br cured NnN !, tins medicine performing
such gT,ut cures It works IN the blood In the cir
rnHt.n- hmd. 1t cnn uuly be called the Gi,W Bipyi
Brrg'E The great suuIte Of disease originates In
the OO,d and no medicine that does not ICt directly
upon II, to bUry aud renovWtc, has any Just claim
upon public attention.
National Republican., 1878-10-09
Settling Down,

TIE ,,"rk Of the court has issued :uari age
i.ru.r- 20 the io'lowilg applicants:
S..uur. Gu'unI Mary J. Cant.
I,nu A,0r,. u,d Eden BaInr'.
I,MH.l In ,1"a- .,.I sophia Bell
j. Il. II unin- au! May {. lIuwrs.
". b. I.,.. nt,l Ad ,ur Y. Snuwuljrr.
4. F.'l.,a and Ida l., Sal,., both Of Rich
mpud Va
E,u@n' Kenny au1 Mary :, 'I4!!, both Of
RicLIDuul, N.a
J. h. A-....,.I" AMI Minnie 4. Mayy, 10th
Of Chan, "r.,.'Ir y,
J,au " D,hs.n uuG Maggie l.. IicAard,on
10th Il lNrum,ud w.
wa. Au.n .-n,. p' l'at.toN Couuty, Va, and
Mr,. Ann. l|,y,I-, ui rni- city.
Mu.u um 4. hro,y ,ulL Lllh,rh NJ Moore,
bo'h vi i.urr Geo. sc'' County, MI.
Fu, upward Of luiry year, Mrs. Wm,ly" 5
,uol l.ng syrup ha- hr,n Us, Il Tor children. It
corr,cl, acidIiy uI th, -tomarh relieve, wind
cole. !, .ul t'", the bowels, cures dy,rElrry
aud dianahuA, whether arising from tcclhing
or other cause. An oI aud wcll.uiCI remedy.
20 Cuutsa bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-09

The aggregate .ur the three rncnen l. Glt
ont Of u possible go, II loss Of only 81 prints
Thi, puts the average As high as any shooting
OA rrCDId. The miss for Colonel burnside in
leading or at lDOD yards was caused by not
giving sufficient estimate for the strong
shooting OF the new loading, and in setting his
verncr the Usual number Of points higher in
passing from 800 to 1903 yards the first shot
was thrown clear over the target.
National Republican., 1878-10-09
Go TO Jultu, .au,Lnrsh for carpets.
Professor odlum', Testimonial.

The Nalaiorium last evening was crowded,
and Mr.. Od!um', tc,,impnia! wasa success, A
large number Of the audience wc!u ladies, aud
the Professor should feel highly complmucntcd
by the hearty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS his efforts
were rewarded with. The entertainment
Ia,,rL Oft very pleasantly, a III" music, tub.
racing, aud swimming exhibition were cujuycd
Inv III
National Republican., 1878-10-09

ATTENTION Is called to mems hanl.stitched
'alf Gaiters-Sj.5O to Stat the great Boston
Shoe Auction House. i9l PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-09
CITY ITEMS,
AYERS CHERRY PE6TORAL--the worlds grea
remedy for Colds, Coughs and Consumption.

AYERS CHERRY PE'ToRAL.-the worlds great
remedy for Colds. Coughs, and Consumption.
FRIED OYSTERS. 25 cents per dozen In a box 4:
steamed oysters Il ccnts half peck. with bread
and butter, at MillCr's Restaurant, Gil seventh
street opposite PncntOihcc. Ladies' aud ',ents
Dining Rooms orcn Oh Sunday. CHARLES HER.
OLD, proprietor.
FANCY Western Creamy and Choice New York
Butter received daily 1T Spirgrs Wholesale Butter
Store, corner Ninth aud streets. Prices as low as
the lowest
neglect viii soon ruin them. be wise In time
Clean thom daily with THUGsToSs IvORY PEARL
1t Twill keen them through life IN good condition,
white and sOunn. VIII nh?'en the gums, swecten
he breath, and prevent toothache. Sold BY all
| druggists. y and 10 cents per bottle.
WELLS MACHEE-srREAD SrKFSGrHESINO PLAsr.
LRs are still the best known. Their curative pow.
ers far SurpRss all others.
HARD times demand economy: pracuce II by
| rEROus KID GLOVE CLEANER. Price y cents per
| bottle
ARE you bilious. troubled with hcOnnche. dizzy.
ness, sick stomach, constipation, &c? Are you dys.
peptic, nervous, dull. and lansuidl Averse to all
exertion. Is your life miserablcl You require a
| change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood. Take Qu:RK's IRISH TIA the great mouse.
hold remedy. 1t will soon relieve you. sold by ull
druggists, p cents per package, which makes .
| quart OF medicine.
Is your hair harsh dry and stir Does It refuse
| 10 curl! dress II with IHOMISIN's uNABE OPTINE
| An OcAy yiuCus compound Of singular merit II
| will improve It. sold BY druggists &c. Price %
| aud 81 CCuts per bottle.
LOCIE MISCELL4yY
Six Per cent in,cr'es, paid on deposits; spccIn
| rates on time deposits. J. H. Syr'lER 4 Co.
Bankers ms rrnnsYivana avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-09

New Advertisements.
Nuticc-M. \. MtGDwun.
>tuHNuy pianos for .uIc.
Louisiana state Lottery Company.
Wellington TIuining school for uUr.c.
Scw Windsor College, Ncw Windsor, Nd.
Last grand excursion to R.chun ~ T. October IN.
LCrturc-Law school Of .r-riown University.
Genuine Scotch suhings-A. saks y Co.. alG >,N.
euih street northwest.
Reopenng rlais Royal IlI7 Tcwu,ylvAuIN ave.
ruc. corner Twelfth street.
United States M0r>hais sale of property, q street,
between First and Second streets
National Republican., 1878-10-09

MEMS heavy kip Boots, at 3l.75, at the great
Boston Shoe Auction House, 40l Pennsylvania
n
National Republican., 1878-10-09
AMUsEME ENrS

The Marie Rose-Mapieson Concert Tonight.
In accordance with the welcome announce
monts Of Manager Ditt,nan, the distinguished
drdnt courier OF tho ozo.Maplesou trou pc,
Madame Marie Roze aud her attractive coterie
Of artists will appear In grand concert, at Lin.
coin Hall, tonight. Madame Roze has hereto.
fore appeared in opera with the greatest sue
cess In London, Paris Brussels, aud other Eu-
ropean capitals. The crowned heads Of foreign
lauds have showered upon her the distinguish.
ing evidences Of their regard ana admiration.
The press aud the people Of those lands have
WED in offering at the shrine of her worth and
talent the tribute Of their appreciation. The
success she attained in her progress through
our own country within the last year now
adorns bright page in the history of the
American stage. Madame Roze will make her
first appearance in concert ia Washington at
Lincoln Hall tonight. An admirable corps of
well. l.kmOwn artists will also appear, inclu ling
Signor Briguuli, tenor; Mr.. Carleton, baritone (:
Mr. BlumGnbrrg, violOnccllist, and Mr..
Quicken, pianist. Reserved seats can be oh.
taiued at Mctlcrolt's. The sale of seats has
been unusually large.
National Republican., 1878-10-09

BALTIMORE homemade calf Boots, at $50
at the great Boston Shoe Auction House, iyl
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-09

FANCY Western Creamy and Choice New Nor
Butter received daily at SpicCr's Wholesale Butt,
Store corner Ninth aud l. streets Prices as low {
the lowest.
National Republican., 1878-10-09

inus"mcntS and Excursions.
'owVrr-Nnr.rty Performance.
NAIUSNL TUh,rrf.- .-l-uy'y Tya's Cabin.
National Republican., 1878-10-09
National rhraire-"uncle Toms Cabi


The now version of Mrs. Bcccher Stoves
wcll.known novel "Uucc m'sCabin," is now
being produced at the National Theatre in u
style Of excellence probably never before
Cqualcd IN the history Of that popular play.
No pains have been spared by tho management
to make the production complete surccss.
The cast has been selected from among Mana-
ger Furd's almost unCqualcd resources The
services Of the largest corps of colorCd Madri.
gal aud Jubilee Singers ever employed at the
National have been secured. Superb scenery
has been provided in profusiOn, and the views
Of the Ohio River in midwinter. the cascade Of
real water the Mississippi River by moonlight,
and the plantation festival nightly educe the
most flatterinE plaudits.
The dramdiiS persona, as rcpres sonted by
Mcssrs. D,nham us IHcle Ton, lIncy MS George
Harris, Rainforth as Larger Marks, Downing
as Legree, and Galloway as -. Clair, and by
Mrs. Gcrmun, Miss Detchon, aud little Miss
Lc CrOiX, find most acceptable and mcrtOriOus
interpretation. Owing to the sudden indispo-
,ition of Madame Blanche For.l, who appeared
on Monday evening with such criH us TOpsy,
that character was last evening given TO Miss
Belle Mckenzie. Miss Mckenzie assumed the
character at very short notice, and her per.
fOrmnncC thereof was most Creditablc.
Uncle Toms Cabin" will be repeated this
evening.
National Republican., 1878-10-09
vFGETINB.
OWE NY HEALTH
To Your Valuable Vege Lille.

SEwrORr Ky, April ~ ls77.
MH II. H. STEVENS:
H,ur !Sirs Having suffered rom breaking GU OF
fwt'TGn S1rCs for more than hye years. rGl>"'i by
ucldrnt Gf a fractured huue, whi"h lrpC,uTe ran
n'u running sore, uId have usui ever, thing uui
think uf aud nothing hriprd me- until Had TAX uu slN
lOttlvs ut your valuable medicine which Mt Miller,
III" ApUheCUTy, recommended very higHIy. The sixth
huIlIe rurri me, Rnd all can SAY Is Il at Ow" my
huaIth To yOlr valuable Ncgrttur. Your most u.t,
ulhl servant, ALEIlII Won NbIIIFlI
1t Is unnecessary tor H. ru meIRIr tho disease,
for which the NEOETiNE should he usC!. know at
no disease which VIII not admit OF It's usu With U,l
result Almost unuu, ruDe Gump'En.ts are rG'l,, Il
DV iu.,uuUu, suCTrtluES IN III" blood, WhCh raH be-
ru'hrIy rSIriIrd Tum lh syslrm by the uSS o. ia"
NE.ErINE, Wien L.Uul Is prrie ty 'lrnn'ed the
ls lIumltiy rsturcd, and he patient i cured"
National Republican., 1878-10-09
Registration of Thlrd.Clu,s Mail Matter.

JULIU- LAEsTURGH, the Popular Low Priced
Carpet FuIni.Hrr, 49, Ith, between y and T..
National Republican., 1878-10-09

ATTENTION! FIR, r'u-. French kid Boots,
at $50. and GOAT button Boots, 81. At the great
Hp.'oH SIor Auction House. iDl Pc nsylvauia
National Republican., 1878-10-09
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE.
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
REV. 4, NJ. JELLY. d. D., President.

The sp.rlnIs Buildings nr this Cu0s are loraed at
NEW WINlSuR, MARYLAND.thr hours Iitc
10y ran from Wnshinst nstOnim one Of the most beautiful
and hrnlthnu parts nf Western Mar, lmh. 1t has u
full corps Of competent and uNI rrlsn" pro .,"sprS
The CuuT'e Of study i designed to give UthOr, ugh r-
uCa ION In all lranChs Inc u Ing HnC rt aid M ,rrn
languages lh"rC i also pref nratOry department.
Terms MODERATE.
raicnI' or guardians In Wnsha ton having yUn,h
T. educate invited to visit Iv College and learn OF
is ndvuntA. confer with II, Pro e.urOf History,
Rev JOHN CHESTER, u. H.. No. l2i u street soLth-
Ia ned. uCtDIu
National Republican., 1878-10-09
National 9epublitan.
Arrival Of Pn..ens.. Trains.

Al BALTIMORE AND ONO pEPOT NEw JERSEY AVN
NUE AND STREET.
Morning. Eisnnr.
rt:lh 4. Ioui. & Cln. eN sI:SN. Baltimore accom-
Nt1U. rhIl,L d y. Y. aS 80 Iaitmurp arCnnL
@i.J, Chico 4 pllrs'.rN. $40 :. phN 3 bps"v
s.N. baI'iuiOrH and way it- UI,. inHuf. -trR.'urE
stations. Wmru.slrr. frgl tF,
80, 1 .G aC. Met DT'rll II ger. own. lriut "i
81 Baltimore, Ann Oh, I,Hk. X way state ns.
DNpruss All, Baltimore accom-.
G4", MuTimshurT GIl In f-ayi BIli'mHr. rNWr"'>
gers'r'yr nc. Memo - Z .'lmorn < Nav sta
puliAG lranrhl tuu-
Ft.U, E.uIiUoIsatuUl. hs...r. Chicago * - o lt
N@t, Baltimore eXI ross f"l., S.N.. rhII u Boston
cNgru.s
Arrive 'rily. Oti"rs sunday, excepted.
RB- For ,lc I'm" Of departure Of trains, SEQ advoT
tis"uen's ul.cwh ,lr.
National Republican., 1878-10-09

WELLS MACHI&E-SrREAD STKFSGTHESIS0 PLAsT
LRs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far SurpRss all Others
National Republican., 1878-10-09

HARD times demand economy; praCuce II by
renUvRtng your sUed gloves with JoUvES's IsO-
rEROUs KID GLOVE CLEANER. Price 2j cents per
bottle
National Republican., 1878-10-09
LOCIL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent. interest paid on deposits. Special
rates on time deposits. J H. SYrIER 4 Co
Bankers lil6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-09

Go 10 Julius Lsnsburgh for shades.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-03

= ECKL!NG'S GALLERY Opposite
LIZ the Wheeler House. Portraits,
Photographs, Ambrotypes and Ferrotypcs
finished in tho latest style of the art
Old pictures copied and enlarged to any
size. W. A. RE JKLINC, Proprietor.
nIERCKS d. DAVIS, importers md
IL dealers in Watches, Clocks, j cwelry,
Silver and Plated Ware, House Furnish
ing Goods, &e. n. B.--Watchos and jew
clry repaired. Columbia, S. G. oct 27-y
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

ID Y virtue Of an execution to- mo Iii
ID rected, will offer for sale before tho
courthouse door in Winnsboro, on tho
first Monday 10 january next. within tho
described property, to wit:
All tho right, title and interest Of A. II.
Powell, L. J. Powell and Jane GLADDEN.
in, and to all that plantation or tract Of
land situate in the county of Fairfield
and State Of South Carolina, contni ming
Six HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES, more or
less, bounded by lands of I. n. Glnddcn,
Mrs. Cornclia Is. Powell John Wilson md
others, levied upon rs tho property Of A.
H. Powell, E. j. Powell and Jane GLADDEN.,
Mt itho suit Of W. r.. Doty against A. II.
Powell, E. j. Pow ell and Jano GLADDEN..
S. W. RUFF,
Sheriffs Office, s. +. G..
Winnsboro, s. c.,
December Is, 1877.
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Egg Nogg for Christina S

TIME undersigned respectfully calls
l. tho attention of the citizens Of Fair
field to the fact that no has q full stock of
tho finest LIQUORS and WINES in the
Boro, and guarantees it's purity in every
instance. In his stock Nro the follow
ing:
Dupuy, Otard e. Co., Cognac Brandy,
0ld genuine Jamaica Rum, genuine 1868
Cabinet Rye, genuine 1868, Ronnocke
Rye Whiskey, genuine Knickcrbock or
Rye Whiskey, genuine N. G. Apple
4hsHsyg gs s Stone sHfss oant"n "s sern serr
Mash Corn Whiskey, genuine Bauche,
Fills Il Co., Champagne, fno Pale Table
Sherry; and full stock of all Domestic
Liquors, Wines, Ales, Cigars, Tobacco,
Pipes, &c., SO.
Respectfully,
eos r. w. HABENICH
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

p Y virtue of an execution to me- di-
l. rected, I will offor sale before the
courthouse door, in WimnsBoro on the
first Monday in January next, within tho
Legal hours of sale, for cash, the follow
ing described property, to witt
All the right title and Interest Of Rich
ard ONenl, Jr., in aN that tract of Ian
containing THREE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN
ACRES, moro or less, and bounded by
lands of Mrs. j. z. Coleman, Miss Sallie
Z. Lyles and others.
Also
A tract of lnnd containing ONE HUM
DRIED AND sEvENrY-THREE Acnns, more or
loss, md bounded by lands Of Wesley
Mayfeld, J. O. Feaster, estate of II. j.
Lyles and others, Levied upon as the
property Of Richard O'Neal, Jr., at tho
suit Of Edwin j. Scott, survivor, against
W. S. Monteith and Richard O'Neal, Jr
S. w. RUFF,
Sheriff's Office, ST.
Winnsboro, s. O.,
December 15, 1877.
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FRESH CRACKERS.

NIGER Snaps, Butter Crackers,
NJ Cream Biscuit, Knick Knack> Crack
ers, Cream Jumbles, CoInhill and p lain
Soda Crackers. Also, fresh canned To-
matoes. Call and buy some for Christ
mas, as they will be sold cheap.
dec 90 j. F. MohIASTER & co.
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