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National Republican., 1878-10-29
The Serenade to Miss Abbott.

The sercnaic rendered Miss Emma Abbott
at the Arlington Hotel, after the performance
at the National, last evening, was q brilliant
success. The space in front Of the hotel was
thronged. Many leading members of Wash.
ington society were present to honor the
gifted cantatricc. The Marine Band, under
Professor Schneider, discoursed number of
choi,e selections. After tho first piece was
concluded there were loud calls for Miss Alb
bott," and in response the lady came ont upon
the balcony and made n short speech, thanking
the assembly for the compliment, and stating
that she would always remember her visit to
Washington with pleasure. Mr. G. d. Hess was
next called for and made short address, thank
ing the audience for the honor conferred on
him. miss Annis Montague was also compelled
to bow her acknowledgements, MS the crowd
checred and called for her vOCiferously. Al.
together the affair was as successful ms the
most sanguine could wish, aud proved con-
clusively that Miss Abbott and her associates
have endcarCd themselves to the Washington
public. After the band had finished the serc.
made the crowd were invited to enter tho hotel
parlors and be presented to Miss Abbott. A
large number avaied themselves Of the oppor.
tunity. The band was stationed in an adjOiuing
apartment and rendered appropriate airs dur
ing the reception. At tho conclusion Of this
portion Of the affair Miss Abbott retired to
her apartments seemingly in the best ofspirits.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
No Money, No Bibles.

The regular monthly meeting of the Wash
inGton City Bible Society was held last even.
lug, Rev. A. W. Pltzer in the chair, Mr.. J. V.
A. Shields secretary.
Bibles to the Union Central Sabbath School
and the North Washington Mission School.
Before any action was taken the following
resolution was read and adopted:
Rcso'rCd. That the public be notified that owing
to lack Of funds, the Washington City Bible 50.
cely Is unable at present 10 make any donations of
Bibles and Testaments.
The secretary was directed to inform the ap.
pliCants for Bibles for the schools mentioned OF
the action of the society, after which mo.
tion TO adjourn was CNrrird.
National Republican., 1878-10-29

Last Saturday, about two o'clock, George
Redmond, a colored boy, about seventeen years
Of age, was accidentally shot and killed by
Eddie Clifford, small white boy, about twelve
years of age, on the premises Of Mrs. Annie
Young, in Ellaville, Nd, mile beyond
Bladensburg. Drs. Lewis aud johnson, of Bla.
denSburg, were sent for but the boy expired
before they arrived. Tho story is as follows
Redmond had been practicing at target with
urbarreled cartridge pistol lie shot out
three loads, but the fourth hung fire and would
not explode after at least dozen snaps OF the
hammer. Redmond then handed the weapon
TO Clifford and told him to SEQ If he could
6rc the load out. Clifford took the pistol, held
it pointing horizontally from his waist, and,
without looking where he was directing the
mulzle, pulled the trigger There was no
hanging fire this time Rs the pistol went Off
aud the ball WAS lodged in the left groin of
Redmond, who ran a few feet, calling for bclp.
dropped and expired. Clifford was distracted
all Saturday night, but was somewhat better
yesterday. lie said that If he had had another
load In the pistol he would have shot himself
The funeral of Redmond took place Sunday
at three o'clock, at the Methodist Church,
Bladrnsbarg. Rev George Boon otiiciated. The
remains were deposited in the Camp House
buryiIg ground at Bladcnsburg
THE hest IS and so Suit In tie country at
National Republican., 1878-10-29
The Loass Of w,llard.s Hotel.

There was filed yesterday In the Recorders
Office lease from Joseph c. Willard and Henry
A. Willard TO James II. Bresin, of tho city of
New York, and joseph G. Cooke, of Saratoga,
n. Y, of the property known rs Willard's
Hotel, The lease commences on January l,
1879, aud is for the term of five years, for the
following rental First year, $4,000; second
and succeeding years, $4,000 to be paid in
regular monthly installments in advance. The
parties Of the second part also agree to pay all
taxes and assessments and charges of every
kind to keep the hotel in good repair, neither
changing the name Of the house or hall that
they will not assign the lease except for such
portions As may bo necessary for u barber.shor,
cigar and newspaper stand and Willard's Hall
for concerts, lectures, and like purposes. They
also obligate themselves to keep in good repair
the furniture now in the hotel. and that all
the additional furniture that may lie put there
shall remain until the expiration of the lease
US security for the rent. In payment of the
purchase of the furniture of the house they
give four notes, two in favor of Joseph c. and
two in favor of Henry A. Willard, and all in
dorsed by r. NJ. Taylor, of New York city, pay
able in twelve and twenty -four months, re.
spectively.
They must insure and keep insured tho fur.
nituro in the sum Of 100000. The Messrs.
Willard agree to paint the entiie front of the
| hotel also to erect a rotunda but for the lat
| ter shall receive annually from the tenants 10
per cent Of the cost. whic must not exceed
| 5000. For interior repairs they will expend
a, 500. The parties leasing have been givcu
possession Of the hotel.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
Glass Bali shooting at Aie1andria.

At the glass ball shooting at Alexandria yes
tcrday, at five single balls, the following scores
were made, Mills and 'one, each taking two
chances: Z. L. MILL, >; G. VI. lIenauit, ?; D..
Greenwood, /; John Sisson, . A. W. johnson,
o. r. l.. Jones, g. Albert Howard, 3; Z. l..
Mills, .; H. l.. Joncs. 5 John Howard, 8, and
James Smith, o. Mills both chances, Jones
tone chance, and Sissou having tied, the match
was shot off, with the following result: Mill:
(lrst chanCe) 4; Sis,un, q Mills ,sccond
chance, 8 Jones, .. Mills and Jones having
tied again, the matter was settled by dividing
the nrises.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
Columbia Temple Of Honor.

At regular meeting of Columbia Temple
of Honor and Temperance, No. l. held last
evening, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term of six months: p. W. C. T..
j.. =. Holloway W. C. T., 5. J. HaiSitt; W.
V. T., J. +, Bolton; W, r., C. f. Connori W.
A. H., W. T. Nimmoi W. +. r. Robert Cog
gins; W. T., A. A. Whceiock; W. u, J. G.
Lee; W, b. u, NJ. b. GrOshon; W. O., J. B.
McCooey; W. C., J..W. Bede; W. s., J. S.
lInnLInN
National Republican., 1878-10-29
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

Li"'lrS Lining Age for October 10 has made
it. appearance.
johns" restaurant. Fried oysters 25 cents
per dozen, in a box. Seventh and d streets.
Pure Newfoundland Col Liver OIL at Soc
per bottle IA full pint), at Drews drug store,
corner Ninth street and Pennsvlvania avenue.
William Mccoy has entered suit against
Henderson Fowler for trcspass on premises
No. III Third street southeast, and sets the
damages at $4,000.
Sunday night an attempt was made 10
rob the house of Mr.. William Pettibonc. cor
ner Of Thirteen.and-a.hslf aud B streets
southwest A dog in the house gave an alarm
and frightcnd oil tho robbers.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
Report of the Work Doue-Election of Tru.
tees,


tees.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Washington Grove Camp.Meetiug Associ.
alton was beId last night at the Foundry
Church Major Thomas r Morgan presided.
and +. +. simpson acted as secretary. The
presidents report was read lid adopted. 1t
stated that the sixth Ca!ap.urctug was com.
menggd August l. and closed August H. and
was the most successful meeting ever held.
The total number Of tents and structures was
lyI, and the population 500 a large increase
over the number of tents for the preceding
two years. The total number ufCOnvcrsOns
was =. Tne total receipts were 5000; CS.
pcnditurcs 81, 100; balance In Treasury, 500.
Since the last annual report a large, com.
modiuus, and conveniently arranged building
for the accommodation Of the ladies has been
completed. The tabernacle has been painted
an additional well dug. 100 new gasoline
lamps purchased, additional dtching made, SO
US TO give more thorough drainage, and the
| grounds carefully cleaned Of all debris. In
| addition to the work of the association in
| permanent Improvements, Mr.. W, u. Williams,
| under an agreement with the executive COM
mittcc, constructed a CommodI Gus twO-story
buildng-the first aoor used for the storage of
camp furniture and the second floor nicely and
| conve uicntly fitted up for the accommodation
Of transient visitors to the camp. barber
| shop Is also attached to TINS building. A
dwelling for the keeper Of the grounds is now
| being constructed.
Brother Wilct reported numerous repairs
to the grounds, including the widening Of the
| walks
| Mr.. Mitchell advocated the erection of ho.
| tel on the grounds, and offered a resolution,
which was adopted, that the subject of build.
ing q hotel be referred TO the executive com.
mittec, with power to make negotiations.
The following was the result of the election
for trustees: DR.. +. Howard, J. +. Mitchell
| W. K. Woodward, u. II. Stnemetz, NJ. q. En-.
cry, I.W. Wade, Thomas Somerville, r. II
Wilett +. +. Simpson, aud Rev. Z. D. Owen.
Executive committec-Alex. Ashley, George
K. Norris, X. q. Dorsey, J. Ii. Wilson, W. f.
Hunt, L. ". Worthington, q. l. Hall. G
Monroe, q. T. Woodward, 4. L. Holland, &. W
Moblcy, W. Rutherford, W. Ewins, and J. l.
| Ew!n.
National Republican., 1878-10-29

Detective McEincsh yesterday arrested a
man named John Brause!l, on complaint of
Dr. Sunderland, for obtaining money on false
prctcuses BlansoIl went to DR.. suudorland's
house aud asked for dollar to help make up
Il purse to gel a friend of his. who isa hack
man, and who had been arrested for violating
the hack regulations, out of trouble. The
dollar was furnished. The Doctor aftcrward
ascortaincd that lie had boon sold. as tho
money was not wanted for the purpose spcc.
fed, aud, in spirit Of righteous indignation,
procured u warrant for BransCl's arrest.
Bransoll will have a hearing in tho Police
Court this morning.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
CHrLDREy's aud boys Suits from 50 to SIS
Of Katzeustein's, 3l0 Seventh street.
TIL. Gymnasium R.opened.

Messrs Davis, Odlum & Casselman, Of the
Natatorium, have purchased all the fixtures Of
the old Washington Gymnasium, on Louisi.
ana avenue, and will reopen the Gymnasium
~ three o'clock this afternoon. These gentle
men intend ultimately to remove tho fixtures
to the Nstatorium building, on 4 street, be.
tween Sixth and Seventh northwest, which
they will reopen November 10. They will
conduct well.suppled readlng-room in con.
Leltion with the GYmnasnm.
National Republican., 1878-10-29

Mis-, Abbott spent five hours at Brady's gal,
luly yesterday from twelve to Ave o'clock
and had number Of pictures taken in the COS.
tune. in which she sings in "Mgnon," "
Faust" Martina" Bohemian Girl aud in
her street costume
DdiHg the Performance Of "Martha" last
nigl.t Miss Abbott received handsome basket
Of flowers, CuIupu,cd Of choice exOtics, with the
ICsi"icnt name wo! ked with blue iu!mOrtellcs
in the centre, which was designed and pre-.
sentcd by Mr.. j. II. Small.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
Co TO Julius Lansburgh for carpets.
The Funeral of Major Gordon.

The funeral of Major George \. Gordon, U.
S. A., who died at the Ebbitt House last Sat
urday took place yesterday afternoon, the ser.
vices being he'd in the chapel at Oak Hill
Cemetery, Georgetown. Rev. A. r. Stuart, OF
Christ (P. f. Church. ofiiciatcd. The remains
We're escorted to the grave with military
honOrs, the escort being composed of three
companies of artillery from tho Arsenal
equipped as fantry, and commanded by Major
Breckenridge A large number of army officers
Were in attendance
National Republican., 1878-10-29
A PocketboOk- Thief Arrested.

Last evening, about six o'clock, quite COM
motion was caused on the Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth Streets by the cry of stop
thief" A colored ruiiian named Phil Butler
snatchcd Il pocketbook from young lady who
was walking down the Avenue. After a long
chase Officers Riley and Miller captured him
at the corner of Twelfth street and Ohio ave.
nue.. After q good deal of resistance on the
part Of Butler he was landed in the Fifth Pre-.
cinct Station, to appear before Judge Smell to-
day.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
Starting In Life,

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage
licenses to tho following applicants:
j. +. Ancona, Of Reading, Pa. and Sarah f.
Finn of this city.
william Whulen and Martha Writtoe.
W, Zelbernagc aud Magretta Guess.
J. I. Kelly and Mary A. kratng.
Ed. Wadsworth and Alice Clark.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
THE WoRKIysMENs ASSEMBLY.
Resignation Of the President-The Work on
L ul,sar

Resignation OF the President-The Work on
the eMonument-Nationai Labor Congress.
The weekly meeting Of the Workingmen's
Assembly was held last evening, J. II. Ralston
In the chair and J. Christian secretary. Tho
credentials of Messrs. N. A. Smith, w. Boron,
and J. J. Meany, as delegates from the Prao.
tical Painters Mutual Beneficial Association,
were favorably reported upon by the commit
tee on organization.
Mr.. J. II. Ralston, the president Of the As.
scmbly. rendered his resignation, to take effect
Immediately, stating that ho was about to
leave Washington to engage In other business.
Mcssrs. Hamilton, Mcany, Magee, and Spier
made addresses, eulosizing the retiring presi.
dent. and. after rendering him vote of thanks,
his resignation was accepted.
Nj Hamilton stated that the Typographical
Union had appropriated $500 toward dcfraying
the expenses OF u mass. meeting, TO be held when
Congress meets.
Mr. Bell, from the committee on entertain.
mcnts. reported that the lecture b? Mr. Raj.
stOn for the benefit of tho Assembly had netted
a hsud>oine sum. and 1t was proposed to give
other lectures by good speakers during the
ensuing winter.
Mr Armstrong read the following list of
rat Offices in the city, which ho said ho dc.
| sired to have placed upon the "black list "
| Gibson Brothers. L. Bcrcsiord, K. o. Polkin.
| horn T. McGill x Co., Judd 4 Dotweiler, J. l..
| Pearson, F, L. Ginck, the Post, and Sunday
| Hrrrd
"REsoLUrtSG" AGAINST GENERAL CASEY
| Mr.. Robinson submitted the following pre-
ambe and resolutions, which were unaui'
mously adopted.
Whereas the organization Of the Work!ngmen',
Assembly was conceived in spirit OF fTaternal
| friendship for the benefit OF wOrkingmen There
fore
| |. Rs'p'uef That we heartily approve Of the &C.
ton OF W W. CorCOTan esq" and DIR. John b. Blake
In the noble stand they have manifested against
| the dictatorIal policy OF General Thomas Lincoln
Casey In selecting military men for civil stations In
| con luCting the work in the construction Of the
Washington National Monument
2. Rs.O'ted, That we are opposed 10 tho principle
Of taking military men from the army for the pur
| pUse Of filling positions In civil life allen 10 ia,
| genius OF our free Institutions.
| NATIONAL LABOR CONGRESS.
Mr.. Armstrong stated that he had prepared
| a letter to be forwarded to the various union
throughout the country. proposing that a Ma
tioual Labor Congress be held in this city mex
| March.
After discussion the subject was laid ove
for one week.
Mr.. II. G. Prcnss addressed the Assembly OF
the eight-Lour law; after which a motion t
| 60 into secret session was adopted.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
ClarE's o. r. Spool Cotton.
Room No . Grant place for rent.
For ront-lGouSc No. 20 street southeast.
Opening Of the Washington Gymnasium.
Special Convocailon OF Lafayette K. A. Chapter
No
Third Washington Cooperative Building Asso
caton.
Trustee sale of a two story frame dwelling on
Sixth street, between Maine avenue and Maryland
avenue-B. H. Warner, auCtioneer.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
Real Estate Transfers.

john 4. J. CreswcIl ct al to Catherine Polk, for
$50, lot >, section d. Barry farm Daniel
Smith to Z. ;. Boyd for 1920, part OF lot 40.
EQuare $685. Henry Noll, executor, to W. VI.
Arnold, Ior --, part oflot s. square 4jJ; r. p.
Carroll to j. T. Fnilon, for 500, lot -, block
u, subdivision Meridian lIll.
National Republican., 1878-10-29

For upward of thirty years Mrs Winslow's
soothing syrup has been used for children. 1t
coTrrcts acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
cole, regulates the bowels, cures dyschtery
and diarrahua whether arising from tecthing
or other causes. An old and well.iried remedy.
% Ceutsa bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
An UsEMENTs.
National Theatre = English Opera -"M
tha,o

tina"
The second week of the present eventful
season of English opera at the National The
atre commenced last evening with the per-
formance Of Martha" Lady Harriet was rep
resented by Miss Abbott with characteristic
skill and ability. The Nancy of Mrs. seguin
attracted the plaudits that follow all imperson-
ations of that great artistic. The Lionel of Mr..
Turner was his best effort of the present sea-
son, and Hunksi, by Mr.. Ryse, was acccptably
presented. Mr.. Scguin's Sir Tristan was, as us.
ual, courtly and elegant.
Fra Diavolo" will be given this evening,
with Miss Montague as ZcriiRd, Mrs. Seguin rs
Lady ARcdsh Mr.. Castle as Fra Didrolo, Mr..
Turner as Loreaso, and Mr.. Ryso as Bcppo.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
JAck.oN. Miss. Oct. %. 1873.


Mayor McG!ll up to-day, but weak. Fifteen cases
since yesterday noon. Two dGaths to-day, cOlored
persons our littlc relief fund will be exhausted
next week. Our Inodesty won't pay nurses Deaths
10 date, Js; number OF cases, 57S. Weather very
warm. J. T. LOWER.
The above were referred to the Secretary OF
State for consideration aud action upon tho
recommendation Of the committee,
Contributions toward the "Benner fund.-
were recclved-SlO0 from J. D, Smell, on be.
half OF the Pttsburg Relief Committee, and
$50 from Hon. h. b. Hancock, trustee fever
fund Oil City.
Surgeon. General Woodwork reported that
he had written to Ripley Ropes, treasurer
Brooklyn committee, stating that lie had for.
wRrled to Professor :. NJ. Bcmls, chairman Of
the Medical Commission, $500 contributed by
brooklyn to relieve individual suffering and
that the generous gift could not be more ap.
rropriRtely disburscd than through the com.
mission now visiting afflicted cities.
On application Of General Marcus J. Wright,
Secretary EYarts yesterday sent 20 Hon. Casey
Young, Of Tennessee, draft for II 600 out OF
the French fund, to be used IN the purchase
Of clothing and bed.Cothius foT the yellow
fever sufferers OF his district.
One thousand dollars was appropriated by
the Relief Commission for the relief Of towns
and villages surrounding Memphis, Tenn,
flom the fund held and d!sOlTscd BY the Sec.
IgtaTy Of State.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
AFFAIRS IN The CITY.
Some Things Written Up by Our
Local Reporters.

The Lease OF wiilard's Hotsl-Thc Phil
harmonic sooiety-Funds Needed by
the Bible Society-A Pocket-Book
Snatcher Arrested-The Navy
Yard Outrage Case
Young Held for the
Grand Jury.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
Theatre Comiuue,

A galaxy Of stars of the first order of bril-
liancy is engaged for the performances of the
current week at the Comique. Prominent
among the ncvcr-failing attractions of that
commodious temple of the comic muse is Sid
c. France, who appears nightly in his sensa-
tional drama, Dead to the World" The pro.
gramme also includes the Moore Sisters the
Parker Sisters, tho Livingstons and Murtz
gymnasts, and Fannie Reynolds in character.
istic spccatics. The prince Of burnt.cork
artists, Jake Budd, also presents his side pitt.
ting sketch, entitled Big Foot Wallace
National Republican., 1878-10-29

THE largest aud best assorted stock Of Shoes
for gentlemen, ladies', misses, aud children can
be found at the popular shoe house Of T. S.
GUrtrr.l, 800 seventh street, corner Of !. 4
choice stock Oi ladies button Boots at !! 30
the best aAoc ever offered for the price BUit's
celebrated line Shoes a spcrioIty.
National Republican., 1878-10-29

YousG PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. be wise In time
Clean them daily with TRCRsroSs IVORY PEARL
ToOrH POWDER the most perfect dentrihce known.
II will keep them through life in good condition.
white and souna. VIII hartsn the gums, sweeten
he breath, and prevent toothaChs. Sold by all
druggists. 25 and so cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-29

Madame Rentz's Minstrcls and Mabel SAINT.
ley's Burlesque Company opened at the Opera
House last evening, and their performance was
witnessed by large audience. The combina.
tion includes some fine speciality performers,
and the programme offered is very attractive.
National Republican., 1878-10-29

BRooKvILLE Democrat: "As the winter
promises to DO severe one, how can best
preserve my young orchard? p asks CORES
poudcut, We never saw an orchard preserved,
but suppose 1t would bo advisable TO follow the
Usual formula and take fifteen mounds Of sugar
TO one pound of orchard. As the orchard is q
young one, it might be best to add pound or
two more 0f sugar.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
Thermometric Readings.
Indications

For the Middle Atlantic States clear or partly
ouly weather; cold uorthwcstorly, vecring to
warmer southerly winds; stationary or falling ba.
rUueler.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
AIllm.cIllnnia.

THEATRE CoNIQuE-Nariety Performance.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-EmmA Abbott and the Hes
English Opera Company.
National Republican., 1878-10-29

Horse CovERs and Blankets at Topham's
Harness and Trunk Factory, 1926 Seventh
street.
National Republican., 1878-10-29

CARRIAGE ROBES. Large assortment at
Topham's Popular Harness Factory, joining
Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-10-29

BALTIMORE homemade calf Boots, at $3.50,
at the great Boston Shoe Auction House, 40l
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-29

FASCY Western Creamy and Choice New York
Butter received daily at SpicCrs Wholesale Butter
store, corner Ninth aud streets. Prices as low as
the lowest
National Republican., 1878-10-29

WELLS MACHISE-5PREAp sTRESGrHESISo PLAsr.
hrs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpRss all Others.
National Republican., 1878-10-29

ATTENTION, Men, Gulf Boots at 81, at tho
great Boston Shoe Auction House, iyl Penn.
sylyania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-29

ATTENTION Is called to mems hand-stitchcl
cAI Ga!:ers-S3.5u 70 S-a; the great Boston
Soc Action House. an Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1878-10-29
CITY ITEMS.

VIZ SHOULD not suffer from q cough which few
doses OF Ayers Cherry pcCtUral will cure. Time,
comfort health are all saved by IT,
National Republican., 1878-10-29

HARD times demand economy; pracucs II By
renovating your sucd gloves with JoUvESs Iso
pERoUs KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price Is cents PEI
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
THE WASHING ROY GROVE CAMP.

ora SIS reAGy.made Suits surpass any $50
salt made 10 order in the city. katzeusteiu
National Republican., 1878-10-29

THERE is no excuse for those who drag theil
weary and disOrdcred bodies into our company
when q few doses Of AYER's SARSAPARiLIA would
cleanse their murEy blood and restore their health
and vigor. le muddy victims of bilious disease
have some regard ioT your noighoors, II no, fol
yourselves.
National Republican., 1878-10-29

ATTENTION First class French kid Boots,
at $3.50, aud goat button Boots, 81, at the great
Boston Shoe Auction House, 40l Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
Opsrn HersOnnls.

BEAUTIFUL black diagonal OverCoats fUl
SO at Katzrnstcin's $40 seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-10-29
Go TO julius Lansburgh orsAadc,.

CHILDRENs OvcTCOtt, and listers from -
TO Sls at katIcnstcin's 80 ScYcutu street.
National Republican., 1878-10-29

MES's heavy kip Boots, at fl.75, at the great
Boston Shoe Auction House, 49l Pennsy lvania
National Republican., 1878-10-29
A Tragedy at Ellnville, Md.

julius LANsBURGH, the Popular Low Priced
Carpet Furnisher, i37 7th, between d and Z.