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National Republican., 1878-08-03

The result Of the competitive examination
in the Interior Department for irst.clGs'
ccrkships In the Ponsiou Bureau, hold on the
sth, 9th, and 10th ultimO, has just been an
nOunccd, and the following are the names Of
fortunate ones II. +. Lines, c. 7. Widstnnd,
W. II. Barnes, J. II. Kiugs5ury, Ms. NJ. L.
Cromwell, ". II. Harris, V. L. King, W. p.
Thomas Mr.. NJ. V. Bcnucr. q. b. Newton, l..
II. Smith, n. +. RIhinsOn, !. {. Du Putrou, Il.
Il. broumcI, F. Page, s. B. lisnnum, +. A.
Mcguire. Mrs Jnle Gilllan, L. b. Harring.
tom and A. X. Sppci. ". {. Pcnnywitt also
secured an appointment to a first.cluss clerk.
ship in the oii'cc Of Auditor Of Railroad Ac.
counts. The candidates, Ms class, passed
hpst crrdtnhlc examination. One hundred
being the standard or perfect. there were five
that rated above ninety, nine between eighty
five and ninety, twCnty.eight between eighty
and eighty. five, twuniy-ninU between seventy.
five and eighty twcnty-nine between seventy
aud scveHty.hye, and twcnty.seyen betw, en-
sixty-fyc aud seventy, siXty-fve being fixed
rs the minimum Of eligibility. In other
words. there We're, Oat of the number who ap
piled I positions, ono hundred aud twenty
seven who passed sufficiently crcditnbe ex-
animation to entitle them 70 positions hs,l
there been sufficient number Of vacancies.
One Of the candidates made II record Of but
nine aud twCuty-Uue twenty. hiths,
National Republican., 1878-08-03
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Excursion to Ocean CITY.

The excursion IL Ocean City announced for
next Monday will supply necessity long felt
in Washington, and that is cheap excursion
to some delightful seaside resort. The Jane
Moscly will leave the Sixth street wharf next
Monday promptly at G.10 p. m reaching Ocean
City in time for breakfast Tuesday morning.
The excursion party will remain at Ocean
City until three o'clock in the afternoon. Re
turning the boat will stop two hours at Point
Lrukout, and reach Washington at G a. M
Wednesday. Tickets are sold at 81. Children
half price Ocean City is delightfully."- located
aud 1t is easy to see that this excurs on pre-,
scnts great ADVANTAGES
National Republican., 1878-08-03
NATIONAL.

Totals s.....7 ar 10 O. Totala.....ll 4Nl9 3
This afternoon, at 4.3o O'Clock, the Reds will
tackle the visitors again, and Judging from
previous exhibitions, q close ard interesting
contest may be expected.
The Milwaukees will play here next
Wednesday and Thursday, and as It is the
first League club that has visited Washington
this season there should be large turnout Of
lovers Of the game.
GAMES ELsEwHERE YEsTERDAY.
Providence, r. I.-Cincinuatis, 3; Provi-
dencc, 8.
Lowell, Mass.-Sfilwqukees, s; Lowells, 2.
Six innings were played, when it rained.
Syracuse, y. Y.-Stars, 3; Worcesters, 7.
cRICKETERs.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2-The cricket match
at Nicetown between the Germantown club
and the Pcninsular club, Of Detroit, was re-
sumed to-day, with the Detroit men at the
bat. They scored 176 runs before retiring.
The Germantown club scored l05 in their first
inning and 81 in the second, with seven wick.
cts lost. At this stage the game was sns-
pended and declared a draw so rs to allow the
Peninsular eleven to leave the city early.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
i. Clara Morris supersti,iouse ?

"Is Miss Morris superstitious ~ asked n rep.
resentative of the Cincinnati Enquirer Of Mr..
Harriott.
"Yes, very. She will not have first re-
hearsal, start on trip, or even have dress
fitted on Friday; aud" added Mr.. Harriott,
smiling, "shc always insists on my sitting
down again after rise to leave the room."
''Docs the superstition extend to precious
stonesf'
"Yes, II docs. When we married I gave her
locket of diamonds, with large opal In the
centre. She did not exactly take to 1t, as opsls
arc considered unlucky, and when we visited
California old Mrs. Judah begged her not to
wear 1t, as she herself had suffered great mis-
fortunes through III health and loss Of money,
dating from,sthe purchase Of an opal ring
Finally on disposing Of II all went well again.
The result of this was at my wife's request.
/ expressed the locket to New York, aud had
the unucky stone replaced bya pearl. am
glad she was not at home last Sunday, for a
young girl, while standing before our gate,
was struck dead by lightning. And just
year before that her pet horse was struck in
the same way and died"
"Does not this constant suffering induce low
spirits"
mo. Miss Morris Is always cheerful and
bright, no matter what she suffers. Some Of
the funniest things she ever says come ont
when she Is really In agony. Last evening in
the death scene she was really very ILL., and
when Parselle bent over her aud said, What
eau do for you, Miss Moulton ? she answered,
sotto voice, Serve me up with caper sauce
National Republican., 1878-08-03
VEGETlNE.
VEGETINE

Acts as m Rlteratiye; that is, L. Increases all the
natural secre:ions Of the body such for instance ~
the mucous secretion, the gastric Juice, the ynphnlc
juice, &c, favOrs their eNhalatiJn from The skin
have become hard aud cRllousei by disease CAUSES
all, c''GHEcs ths bood drives out all impurities aud
poisonous tint. and slowly bat surely produces an
even balance aud proportion Of AL It's elements. II
works always IN c0nJunc ioa with nature nnd, when
the processes OF nature are opposed and retarded. II
tsp her cause with more vigur, and seeSs to do
what she Is unable TO a;compliSh lrCorrultlnn has
found entrance In the blood, In scrOfnR Cancer,
Eyspels, or other skin and constitutional Diseases,
VGgciine acts q, counter fIrge, delays lis develop.
ment, aud finally drives through tho proper chan
nels OF rnnaion. IT, as In rheuIHlie and ncuiaisir
troubles, thea Is excess Of HbriH In the life
rent, II quickly reduces this and puts all the ele,
menis In propOrtiOnate ia-mOny. For ihis re woa
has Negptlne gained the reputation Of being the
cts4til PLOOi IrTHor OF the ilse.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
A Entail rumble.

Aboat half.past five o'clock last eveniur,
wailo William J. Lightfoot was driving one OF
tue Great Falls Ice Companys wagons along
X street, near Twenty.seventh, he attempted
to kick one OF the horses, which were holding
blck on account of going down hill. His
feet slipped, aud he fell from the wagon,
breaking his neck One Of the wheels passed
over his breast, aud he was otherwise injured.
Drs. Farden and Meade were summoned, but
life was extinct before they arrived. Sergeant
Trunnell had the body conveyed TO the Fourth
Precinct Station, and the coroner was notified.
Subsequently the body was turned over to his
friends, residing on @ street, between -Four.
aud.a.half and Sixth southwest. The coroner
will hold an inquest to-day. The deceased
leaves a wife aud three children.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
Hid, for Sewer Work.

The Engineer yesterday opened bids for the
construction of sewer on the cast side Of
First street, between c and D streets south.
east, as follows; J, G. Stafford, eighteen. inch
pipe sewer, Sl.2i per foot tNu-fOOt brick sewer,
SIsG; u. !. Coylc, pipe, Sls1 brick, $2is
james Cannon pipe, $l.62; brick, II s3: "
II. Groo; pipe, $l.5i brick, S2.O5; o. O'IIare.
pipe. $2,5C; brick $3.50; I. Maiunry, yiu.
SI.C5; brick. :!0s Williams q Hrubcr, mpc
$l.5i; brick S2Ua J. W. Hurley, Informal
The award will prnhrhlv he made to-day.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
The Arsenal Captured by a rIcnIo rarty.

A happy picnic party, armed with huge
lunch baskets and cruquct sets, invaded the
Arsenal grounds on Thursday, at the invita-
ton OF the genial commaniant and took
complete possession q: the grounds aud all the
muLiu ut, Of war. The day was spent IN u
lazy, pleasant way, strOlling through the
grounds. chatting, playing croquct, tlirting,
and sitting ou the river bank, watching the
vessels go by. In the party were Captain
Lake, OF the Post.Oftice Department; Mr..
Peck, Of the War Department; Miss Burke
daughter Of Professor Burke 0! the Patcut.
Office; Mr.. Wheeler, Miss Wheeler, the Misses
Dpwney, Mr.. and Mn. Barker, Miss Tonlin.
son, Mr.. Whit, aud other ladies and gentle.
men,
National Republican., 1878-08-03
An Evening Excursion to Table RooL.

Last evening several iacnbcrs Of the Ana
lostan Boa; Club gave an exclusion in honor Of
Ensign George Peters, U. s. n, and bride
The party left the boat house in separate boa ts
accompanied by the lady guests about seven
o'clock, aud moved up the Potomac AS far us
Table Ro"k, where they landed aud partook
Of ;. fruit luncheon. After luncheon the party
enjoyed themselves in social coEvcrse and in.
dul.Cd in various sports on the beautiful
grounds adjoining Table Rock At u late hour
they rC.enbarkcd and pulled to the club. house
which they reached at midnight.
National Republican., 1878-08-03

A sTuPID-LooKING cOuntryman halted be.
fore blacksmith's shop, the proprietor Of
which was forging a shoe, and eyed the per-
formance with much interest The brawny
smith, dissatisfied with the mans curiosity,
held the rcd-hot iron suddenly under his nose,
hoping to make him beat hasty retreat. "Ii
you give Inc q sixpcncc ! will lick it," said
the countryman. "l'll stop the braggart's
Jaw" thought the smith, as ho took from his
pocket sixpence aud held it out. The coun.
tryman quickly grabbed the coin, licked 1t,
aud walked sway whistling, Did you ever
catch a weasel asleep"
National Republican., 1878-08-03
Stay at Home, Tommy.

Last Monday Thomas s. W. Anderson, a lad
fourteen years OF age, left his home aud has
not since been heard from. lie is described Us
having blue eyes light hair, large nose, slightly
crooked to the right He had on large black
felt hat or cap, gray sack coat, black pants, aud
calico shirt, aud also hUd with him light
linen jacket. He told his boy.acquaintances
that he was going to Pennsylvania or West to
the Black Hills, but he had money with
him. A notice concerning him sent to this
Office says:
culvtd by his aulll-nolheT, who Is nearly frantic
about him. Ills mother Is dead, and he Is very
drur to his aunt. Address Mis- A, NJ. Wood, lock.
box lnO, Washington, u. e.
rs, Tommy, II you see this, write to Mr.. MOrr.
son darling fJr money tp come T. me. Baltimore
pancI- alsn Pennsylvania, New York Cumberland
chicago, 81. Louis, and all Western papers please
CODY,
National Republican., 1878-08-03
lie Scllmcizcnfest.

There was nlarge crowd in attendance upon
the festivities at the Schuotzon Park last ev-
cning. Prizes were awarded as follows:
Gcntlcmen's shooting-P. J. Launtzer, Will
lam Bchcus Mr.. Bushcr, W. Spanglcr, Mr..
Scuderle Mr.. Schuly, and Mr.. schlottcrbeck.
Ladies' shooIing-Mrs c. Xander 30; Mrs.
!. Horner, SO Mrs. c. Meyer, 80; Mrs. W.
Fcuduer, 81, and Mrs. John vogt. 81.
Bowling-G. J. Seuflerlc, 20; William Fen.
der, 12; Walter Spangler, y; Il. Cooley, o;
William Seuferle, 3; william Peters, 1, and
II. b. Bennett, ?.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
The Case Of Herbert Paris.


Herbert Paris, the man charged with hav.
ing assaulted Officer Cahill during the labor
troubles on Saturday last, was again ar-
ragned in the Police Court Yesterday morn
ing. Officer Cahill was first put upon the
stand, and testified that, while in pursuit Of
an escaped prisoner on Virginia avenue, near
Twelfth street. stone was thrown at him, but
he did not see who threw IL. IL came within
q few inches Of his head. Officer Saffell stated
that he saw Paris throw the stone. Sergeant
Acton corroborated Officer Cahill's testimony.
Officer White testified that Paris threw
the stone. Paris was then called, and testi-
fed that he picked up a number Of stones
eight or ten-whieh he threw at the police
when they fired into his crowd without warn
ing. Mr.. o. ID. Barrett, counsel for Paris,
held that the case was only common assault
as on any individual. Mr. Coyle claimed
conviction under section 432, of tho Revised
Statutes of the United States.
After considerable consultation an intorma-
tion was made out, charging the accused with
assault. He pleaded guilty, and Judge Walter
sentenced him to two weeks Ia jail. The
accused withdrew the plea of not guilty in the
other case Of sn.sy, and MoIis pros. was Gu
tered.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
VEGETINE.
Alternative
Safe, and Surc.

Mn. II. II. STEVENS:
In is72 your NeSetine was recommended 10 me.
and, yielding TO the DcTsllslOns OF friend CON
sentc,i 70 Try II, AZ the time was suffering from
general debility and nervous prOsration supernduCed
by OveTwOrk and irregular habits. Its wonderful
str,nnh,psnt aud curative properties seemed 10 af-
lGct my deOtaed system from the first dose, aud,
under Its persistent TaIiGly recovered, gaining
more than usual health aud good feeling. Since
then have not hesltaied 70 give Veg 'tine my most
unqualified lndog gseneut ~ being safe, siTg, und
powerful agent In pronOiing health and restoring
Is the only medicine uss, aud us long "a live /
never explct to lGd b'ttcr. Yours truly
W. II. CLARK,
10 Monterey street, Allegheny, Pa
National Republican., 1878-08-03
Real E.tate Transfers,

W. II. Clagett, to c. V. Riley, for IL, ,Gl3.S2,
lot ~, square 239; W. A. Gordon Ct al, trus.
tees TO J. b. Bryan Ct al, fer 500 sub.lots Is
and 10, in Old Georgetown; G. W. Phillips,
trustee to Laura Ann Stinchcomb, for ii, 100,
lots "a and 25, subdivision, square 9i5.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
The Franklin L..lon Escursiou.

No one should forget that tonight il the
regular night for the moonlight cX,ursion Of
Franklin Temperance Legion. The steamer
City of Washington will leave her wharf, foot
of Seventh street, at seven ,. m., returning
at eleven p 10. A fine programme of vocal
aud instrumental music, rcclt,tiOns, and dane.
Ing has been arranged.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
VARIOUS LOCAL TOPICS.
Items Gathered by the RepubIi-
cans Reporters.

Tho Case of Herbert Parris-A Ticket
scaiper In Hot water-Prires Won at
the schuetzentest-A Mans Neck
Broken by Failing from q
wagon-Notcs from tho
District Buildings.
National Republican., 1878-08-03

The song that sing Is q different thing
From the sad that nsed our sot hearts to wiring,
When Hood made poverty. hunge and dlTt
Immortality known In the Song Of the Shirt"
Perhaps IN the case of a shirt made TO sall
Ny song will not reld 70 strikingly well.
The shirt that I name no other can shame
a shirt without fault. suspicion, OF blnmei
Wrought of material 20 firm AMI 80 fine,
And 30 perfectly moulded 10 its design,
That no man coEll ever be such Ounce
As TO wear another who wore this once.
Gus.et and seam are stitched by selmI
Aud there's no occasion for men to dream
Tin wearing this shirt OF superior IT.
Aud e Ing uncpmmDnly nice In ~,
That they're wearing out any human lves,r
Either OF mothers, daughters, or wives
On the other hand, then. you understand
That this shirt, IN carefully, nicely planned
To suit the tPste OF the manly mind,
And keep his temper serensy kind,
National Republican., 1878-08-03
New Advertisements.

Vegetinc will cure rheumatism.
Base. .ball--NRtlOnal vs.. llornell.
Continuation Of sChuetzcn Nerein. Monday and
fuc-day.
Coidsu's LICbigs Liquid Extract of Beef and
Tonic lnvigUptor.
}. Amber Smith Attorncy.NtLsw, 2c3 Fou.and.
khslf street northwest
Proposals for the collection and removal Of garb.
AGE, g., by health Office
Swimming match Sunday from the decks Of the
barge Cockade City.
J. s. Conore 4 Co. aG6 Canal street New York
sjty. manufacturers OIL low aud haflow CRATES.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
CRATES AND TENDERS.

FINHE largest MANUFACTURERS OF LOW
4 aud hllflow CRATES, for either hard OF son cJal
with dumping and shaking attachments. Brass opeIl
hrs-plnces with andirOns nnd basket CRATE, for wood
fires. Brass fenlers, lire sets and 90 IIOds OF nm
tGIe and modern designs Wholesale aud retail
Low estimates given to builders, contractors, and
Architects, Liberal discount 10 the trade.
j. T. CDSONER a CO.,
80 and SGs Canal street, New York.
i'm
National Republican., 1878-08-03
Anuscmepts and Excursions

Steamer Sue to Point Lookout. Leave Stephen
ons wharf at eight p. m, returning Monday
0dx a. m
Steamer Mary Washington leaves Seventh street
wharf for Mount Vernon at ton a. m, returning at
bur =. m.
fity miles for fftser cents. Potomac Ferry Com.
panys Sunday excursion. Boat leaves at seven D.
N returning al eleven p. ID.
Forty miles for ten cents. Tho City Of AeSan'
trs leaves Seventh street wharf at halipast eleven
L M. returning at three r. IN.
Moonlight excursion Of Franklin Temperance
IesiOn. Steamer city Of Washington leaves At
sevcn p. M, rcturringa at eleven pm.
"Lyccum" Ave cent excursions on barge COckade
City eFery Monday Wednesday, and Friday at
sevcn T.. M, and Sundays at three =. m.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
VEGETINE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.

URBASA. ONO, Feb. Is Is77.
IR II. II. STPVRSs, Boston, Mas:
D.TT SiT-I ieel greatly Indebted to your excellent
medicine, Negetine, for what II hus dUue tor me. |
have heen subjected to Rheumatism all my life.
Was attacked with II three years ago, and suffer,
terrible pains In my che t. hlck, and limbs for SIX
eight months At which time ! commenced using
NpgCt the advice Of a friend who had been
TREY cured by II. had scarcely used half bottle
until the pain had lei me, and my general health hc
gan to Improve RAPIDLY under the influence OF this
great blood purifier. ! had also suffered drsnduly
from Nasal CaRrrh for seven or eight years Aftnr
taking the frst bottle Of VegeIlns noticed change
for the better. The constant pain and heavinc;s that
hat over my eyes for years dlsHppeare and the dis
charge of from the head cease My appetite got
better and strength sernei come with every dose Of
medicine. Too much cannot b. said In IT, favor, aud
always taIe pleasure In recommending II to my
friends who may be suffering from any disease OF the
blood, tOG fe satisfied II they try II, they
VI a cure. am, very "pscthl,ly, yours.
j. II. RHODES,
Manager Western Un.on Telegraph Oihcs, Urbana, o.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
BASE BALL.

Horneli Beats National Again-The Miiwau-
kee Nine Coming.
The Hornells scorcdanother victory over the
Nationals yesterday afternoon, tho figures
being to 3. The following summary tells
the story Of the game;
National Republican., 1878-08-03
THE NEW SONG OF A SHIRT.

i q welcome boon 10 every wio
VINO value, peace and quiet life
For she who has met can neve. forget
Her lord and mareT's hdgpt AMI net
When the garment that sholld be q mantle nj ease
Aud model Oi beauty Is neither OF these;
For where " the man who can hear the strong test
or an illy.made shirt, not known ~ the best
II Is then clear blessing to men
TIiH shirt, whose beauty Inspires my pen;
Thp mntclless work OF progressive art,
Warranted perfect In every par:
And he Who has worn II wli cycrlnore swcer,
Tie only shirt lit for geatleman's wear"
And 40 slug Of the beantiu thing
That suits all seasons from fall to spring;
A Joy forever to ono who knows
The sweet conpa- a-cuce, The bland rcpose
That cones from the wearing OF hrst rate clothes
II You inquire, you will @ Id the best
AtGBORGE q HENSiSG'S, Seventh street west,
National Republican., 1878-08-03
Using the Wedding Ring.

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage
licences to the following applicants:
W.P. Mines and Julia Williams.
William Alber and Annie +, Wilson.
William King and Dory oten.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
rersiCes In-MnrrOV.

Mount Vernon Place ~ T.. Church south curueI
Eiuth uud slitcts northwest PfrncI,iwr IA. mo
BOW NJ rcy"I! Il. NJ and ciphr T.. III By lie pastor
Rev W J.. Harrison b. b. ',hur!sM Ilui.,r Of
truth" NGuiHg subject. Fairly CLri,lluI t,,,,,.
nun lsm.' Public cordially iul.lcd
Reformed Episcopal CIiGrvh Mur'LTs Hall T.
Curing uIc heated tc:n. Morning, at eleven, 4. ~,
HLaUy and sermon subject: Christ on FhnrI
saiSn." Evening. at eight p ~. shUrt service Huu
sermon SUBJECT: Not Your Own hru Buu-li
with Il PRICE, seat tree all welcome.
National Republican., 1878-08-03

q PASIs 10 order, former price So. EiscmaIl
BrotherS, corner Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1878-08-03

WELLS MAcHiSE-SrREAp sTRESGrHEsISG PLAsT
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow
en- far surpnss all Othcr.
National Republican., 1878-08-03

FOR upwari VI thirty Yeas Mn. NiuAluW : sOmh-
hg syrup las been used for children. II currecus
4eIdity Ol the stomach relieves wind collie lntGs
t1e Do"eis cures dyfOntcry and dIarrhlra, whether
Yk}pg RON lecthiIg Or other causes An old and
velltried remedy. y cents n bottle,
National Republican., 1878-08-03

TorSG PEoPLE do pay attention 10 your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. he vile In time
Clean them daily with THURsToSs IVORY PEARL
TooTu POWDER. the most perfect dGntrifce known
Il will keep them through life in good condition
white and SOUND VIII harden the gums swceten
he breath, and prevent toOthache. Sold by all
druggists. 70 and 10 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-08-03

ps DRHss srIns 10 order, former price 81 Else
lnAh bFVth0rs, cVrier Seventh and l. streets.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
TheIlnonetric Readings.
OFFTCL.CHIEF sIGSAL-OFFICER, L. 2, 4
Indications.

For the Middle Atlantic States warmer partly
Qioudy weather, occasional rains, light, variable
vbds, mostly westerly, stationary pressure.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid oil deposits. Special rates on time
deposits, J, ii. s9uIER Co.
National Republican., 1878-08-03

HARD times demand economy; pracuce It By
rcnovating your soicd gloves with JouvFSs ISo
IERors KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Prlco Is cents pe
bottle,
National Republican., 1878-08-03
The Civil Service Lottery.

ODD PAsTs and vest Of broken suits ai half value.
Eiseman's, seventh and T..
National Republican., 1878-08-03
CITY ITEMS.

FEMALE CONPLAISIs should he cured, as they
Omen can be, by few doses Of Ayers sarsapRrilla.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
FEET..DR. WHITE.

lIiG PENNSYLVASIA AVENUE, opposite VIII
lRrd's Hotel. lie successfully treats hard and sot
Curns, Bun.ons, Club and Inverted Nails. Vascular
ENcrcs oPnces and other complaints of the feet with
out pain Tss OF tirne TO the patient Fcc q per
visit Mt residence a. Established In Washington IN
ISL. ly2ttf
National Republican., 1878-08-03
.Nationa 8epublitan,
Arrival Of Pa.srnxc, Trains.

AZ BALTIMORE AND ONO pEror NEW JERSEY AVE
SUE AND srrrEr.
MORNING. Ereninp.
S:m n Y. Phil Bos el sisN, Baltimore accom-
VI, Baltimore express go Baltimors accom-
H1, Western express 6oo Y. Phil bo- sh
k.o,Bsitimorv accom- SD Western Mall.
k7t, Fred. &C, Met br'ch sssT1, Baltimore accon
tle, Baltimore Annapolis .o:E, Baltimore express
and way IN, Western express
~, MaTitnsburr and IIn- $40 baltimore express
~ rstoN n an IMet hTcI .riS n Y Phil q Dos e.
SdE, Baltimore accom-. i0tS, baltimore acco"'
uton, baltimore Ell press.
sArrtye daily. Others Sundays excepted
AS- For the time Of departure Of trains SOC adyef
nsrnleats elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-08-03

~
BARGE CCCKADE CITY
will make moonlight excursions on the Potomac
River every
WEDNESDAY AND DFRIDAYtEVENING.
Leaving seventh street wharfat p. returning at
u .. m. Fare only i've cents.
Also every sunday afternoon at p, IN, reforming
at T.. ~. Fare, hfrCn cents.
Music, rriTeshmens and dancing on all even 5
ing trips Noimpropcr persons admitted. Stict 8
order preserved
The above moonlight excursion will commence
Wednesday, August :, aud continue thereafter.
National Republican., 1878-08-03

ARE you bilious troubled with headache. dizzy
ness sick stomach, constipation, &c? Are you dys.
peptic nervous, dull, and languld? Averse TO all
exortion. Is your life m:sernblc2 You require u
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
hold remedy II will soon relieve you. Sold BY all
druggists, IS cents per package, which makes q
Quart of medicine,
National Republican., 1878-08-03

Is your hair harsh dry and SLIT Docs II refuse
TO curl? Dress II with IRonPsoS's oMADE OrTiME.
An OleasinOus compound Of singular merit II
will Improve II. Sold by druggists &C. PriC0 70
and 90 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
EXCURSIONS AND PICNICs.

SwIMMING MATCH.-s!GSORs la RUE AND
barge Go kade city on ucKt Sunday, August l. lruv-
Ing the wharf ut o'clock sharp and returning q, ,.
NJ, Tickets, 10 G.nts HuAIt