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National Republican., 1878-01-19
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Mrs. DIR. Newman oriental art entertain
ment and TOWr du MOTdr, lgiYeu At her resi-
dcncc for the benefit OF Metropolitan Church,)
Is u great success. CuriOSitics from every cor
ncr Of the globe are nrtiStically arranged by
the aid OF tho mcgarthuScope and graphOsCope,
the wonders OF all countries may be seen ''as
large as life, and twice rs natural One OF
the most interesting articles in the rare collcc.
tiom is brick, taken from the ruins of ancient
Babylon, with the name Of tho great BclsIaz-
zlr moulded upon it. There is II matinee this
afternoon that children may enjoy this in
structve treat, and Mrs. Newman herself
gives an entertaining history of each article
displayed.
At the literary entertainment given Thurs.
day evening by Mr.. Fullcrs bible class, a,
Mckcndrec Church, pleasant innovation was
noticed suggestive of leap year, viz That
young ladies acted the part of dOOr:kcCpcrs
and ushcrs Smilngly taking the tickets and
seating the audience
Tho Arcadan club met Thursday evening
for the regular election Of officers, at the resi-
dcncc Of Miss Shync, No, - X street
one Of the events of next week will lie tho
private theatrical entertainment ut the resi-
denrc of General Meigs. The play, Maid OF
Athens was written for the occasion by Miss
Porter. Miss Edith Fish takes the part Of
leading lady, assisted by Misses Bayard, Bcale,
Mcigs and others.
The beautiful and accomplished Miss Ford
will spend the remainder OF the season with
her rclatiAc, Mrs. Gaines.
Miss Sophie Marsh of New York, the guest
of Mrs. senator Dorsey, is winning hosts OF
friends by her fine conversational powers and
agreeable manners.
Doctor II G. Yarron, L. s. A.. with his
charming family, is residing al 9!O Fourteenth
street, in tho elegant shepherds Row"
Mrs. Helen Gray, of Boston, otherwise
| known as "MalvOio,' is visiting friends on
torcOran street.
Mrs. Mary Cemmer, who was thrown FROM
| II carriage the other day, is still IN critical
| condition, tho injuries received being chiefly
about the head. The reception which she do.
! signed giving her friend Jennie june 10,
| which over Il hundred invitations were issued,
| is, Of course, out Of the question. Fortunately
Mrs. Ccmmrr Is attended by both her mothex
! who lives with herr and her sister Miss Clem-
mcr, who is here on 4 visit Mrs. Coly
| l"Jeanie Junc') wife OF the editor of the
Grdphic, is now in Baltimore, and will return
TO New York on Monday
| Mrs Hayes reception this afternoon will ne
doubt be largely attended She will be assisted
| by several young ladies.
| Congressman b. F. Fuller, of Indiana, was
yesterday presented by his wife with bouno-
ing boy weighing twelve pounds. He received
the unanimous congratulations of his col
leagues.
The rumor that the marriage of the King OF
Spain would DO deferred on account OF the
death OF Victor Emmanuel IL untOunded,
hence tho tctc to be given in honor of the event
by tho Spanish Ninstcr-resident in this city,
will not be postponed. The invitations thereto
will be issued to-day.
THE wife of n. A. Coday, of OFT tsnwa Iowa
has just presented him with their twenty frs
child.
National Republican., 1878-01-19
" Rabies Gamma" Again.

Editor Of The Corner.
DEAR MADAME that a knowE
edge of this remedy for hydrophobia, which
proved so effectual in the hands Of Doctor
Buisson, may be instrumental in saving tho
lives of some in our midst who may fall vfo-
tins to that direful malady, incose you tho
following extract from 4 French paper-tho
Saint Public, of Lyons: In attending female
patient in the last stage Of canine madness,
Doctor Buisson imprudently wiped his hands
with handkerchief impregnated with somo
of her saliva. There happened TO be n slight
abrasion on the index finger Of the left handy
but, confident in his own curative system, the
doctor merely washed the part with water. He
was fully aware Of the imprudencc he had
committed, and says: Believing that the mall
ady would not declare itself until the fortistA
day, and having various patients TO visit, put
of from day to day the application OF my rem
edy-that Is to say yapor baths. The ninth day
being in my cabinet, felt all at once pain
in my eyes My body seemed so light that
felt as IL l could jump to q prodigous heighty
or, If thrown out Of window, could sustain
myself in the air. My hair was 80 sensitive
that appeared to be able 70
count each separately without Cooking at Il
saliva kept continually forming in my mouth.
Any movement OF air caused great pain TO
me, and was obliged TO avoid the sight Of
brilliant objects. | had continual desire to
run and bitc-not human beings, but animals,
and everything that was near me. i drank
with difficulty, and remarked that the sight Of
water distressed me more than my throat. I
believe that by merely shutting the eyes
person suffering from hydrophobis can always
drink. The fits came on every five minutes,
and then felt the pain start from the inde1-
finger and run up the nerves to the shoulder
In this state, thinking that my course was
preservativc, not curative, took vapor bath
not with the intention Of cure. but Of sune-
eating myself.
When the bath was at fifty-two centigradA,
(033-5 Fahronheit) all the symptoms disap-
peared as by magic, and since then l have
never felt anything more of them. l have ~.
tended more than eighty persons bitten ~
mad animals, and have not lost single ones
When person is bitten by y mad dog, he
must for seven successive days take vapor bath
-" Ia Russe," Of fifty-scven to sixty-thros
degrees. This is the preventive remedy. A
vapOr bath may be quickly made by putting
two or three rsd-hot bricks in a bucket or tub
Of water, and let the patient sit over it on
cane c-bottom or willow chair, enveloped in .
large blanket, for fifteen or twenty minutes.
When the disease is declared II only requires
one vapor bath, rapidly increasing to 81 cent?
grade, then slowly to 80. and the patient
must strictly coniine himself to his chamber
till the cure is complete" Should a case pre-
sent itself, for Gods sake give this remedy .
trial. DIR. q. +. J. COLBURN,
No. l3i3 Corcoran street.
National Republican., 1878-01-19
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE. Jan. is.-Cotton dull and steady. Mid
ding. lldllhc.
Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Southern quiet and only barely steady !;
Western hrmer and higher southern red. u COZ Is
6o amber, u ~; Pennsylvania red, u Slgi IS; No. 2
Western winter red, spot and january, " s2i@i ss
February 81 81
and frmer. Southern white IScL5ic; do. yellow,
hoG5ic; Western mixed, spot, 5b January, S3lsc;
February, ec; March 80. $3.50; Western steamer,
b@5it.c.
Oats quiet, steady, and unchanged.
Rye quiet and steady ut sSg6jc.
Hay dull and unchanged.
Provisions unchanged Butter steady for fine
grades: choice Western roll isssoc; do packed. %
orc.
Petroleum nomnally steady. Refined Iliic.
Coffee dull Ho-Cargoss, Ia. q lss JOb6ng, l5Ia
Gi9sc.
sugar steady and firm at s'.@0Sc.
Whisky nominal Rt u Os.
Recelpts-Flour, 1000 bbls; wheat 81 500 bu; corn,
II 600 bu; oats, 1000
. shIpmenis-Wheat. 1900 bu corn, 5000.
National Republican., 1878-01-19
EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note, Ask for Ponds Extract
Take no other.


Hear, for will speak Of tscslient
things"
PONDS EXTRACT The great vcgstsbls
s, HSSn IN and SiS pro%s SS
curative virtues cannot be excelled.
CHILDREN. No 7smiiy can afford tob without
Contasions, Cuts, sprains, Lre relieved
almost instantly by externnl application.
% EGeoTis,ion., fSpS. S Ghnsns., a. % Cid Sso sores,
fammation, reduces dwellings, stops bleeding.
LADIES nnd It tEsir best friend. il assuaees
the pains to which they are peculiarly
head 1s SGss' end Sscms {
finSs q inns%mssions ann nsaaso sSd 1iG: GIesrs. a.
HEMOI q HOLDS or PILES nnd In this the
only immediate relief and ultimate cure.
No CASE, however chronic or obstinate oan
long resist It's regular use.
vARICOsE VEINS. It is tho only sure cure.
KIDNEY DISEASES. It has no equal for per-
BLEEDING from any caiise. For thi. Il Is spe-
cinc. 1t hs. saved hundreds Of lives when all
nose, stomach, Iungs, and elsewhere.
i.Ssams.,.m l are al aits relieved. and and
of acquainted with
Ponds Extract of witch Hazel recon.
eommendation from hundreds Of Physicians.
many Of whom order It for.use in their own
practice. In addition TO tho foregoing, they
order its use for Swe1lings Of oil kinds
Quinsy, Sore Thr ont, In nnnnsd Tom
sils, simple and chronic Dinrrh0a, Ca
tarrh lfor which It Is . tpeeifel, Chill
blains, Frosted Feet, stings oil
Insects, Mosquitoes, etc., Chspped
Hands, Face, and indeed all mannsr OF
skin diseases.
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, Roushness
and ssnartingy heals Cuts, Eruptions
and lHhples. 1t rerirss, inrioorufes AM
,tntShss, while wonderfully improving the
Complexion.
TO EARMERS-Pond's Extrnct. No Stock
Breeder, no Livery Man can nifurd TO be with
out IL. IL is ussd by oil the leading Livery
stables, Street Railroads and first Horsemen
in New York City. 1t has no equal for spIains,
naruess or Saddle ChAhn9s, Stiffness,
Scratches Swellings, Cuts, lncerations, Bleed
ingS, Pneumtnia, Colic, Dinrrhna, Chills,
Colds &C. Its range OF action is wide, and the
rslif il affords u so prompt that It is inyaua-
llo in every Pnrm-yard "a we'll as in every
farmhouse. Let It 10 tried once, and you
will never DO without 1t.
CAUTIONt Ponds Extract has been initiated.
Tho genuine article has the words Ponds
Extract blown In each bottle. 1t Is prepared
ly the only persons living who ever
knew how to prepare 1t properly. Refuse all
other preparations of Witch Hazel. This Is
| the only article used by Physicians, and in tho
| hnsritals Of this country md Europe.
EISTORY and Uses Of Ponds Extract,
| in pamphlet form, cent free on application TO
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, s5Msidsn
| J.aac, New York.
National Republican., 1878-01-19
For the Corner.

wish to drop hint to some young men, to
remind them of little act of gallantry which
many of them, fear. do not understand.
Young men. when you are at any public cn-
tcrtainmcnt, and there meeting lady friend,
have an opportunity to pass a few words with
her before leaving do not ask to accompany
her home, not even if she chance TO be by
herself
1t is improper, and young ladies do not like
1t. They view II in this light: lfa gentleman
cannot afford to take them there he certainly
shall not REQ them home. You are right,
young ladies, and don't you allow ii. The
gentleman will think more OF you for refusing.
BLANCHE SHELBY.
National Republican., 1878-01-19
New York. General Market.

lands, litG; orleans, lbs sales. tOS Ssiss. IL
goEs-S Grs", ,ac RrItss ~ ssS to the Continent n
Flour still in buyers h,yor, with very mcdernte de-
sxrs aRS %sser ana ana sI as % soS to
do, q 1000; common 10 choice white wheat Western
extrn ohio, S i0G7 d. common to choice extra St.
L9@ @ Ea'SRt c6S MnnSsS,S n SoS ssrs g9sg & 70
8 '5 closing dull. Southern flour more active COM
S S ~ Rye KY onT dn s a $ G sT for supeTas T as state
Corn meal unchanged.
YorK 10 @sprns, i 9 iGr 20. M%anEee. ' 81 @ iS'S
sG sG e S%''; Ss% YGf ssG winfsr r
red g +SG.i 4S for white we,tern q l5S@i q for
White. v ''' -'''
Ryc dun at 7l@7aic for Western, 7Sa7Cc for State
Barley SalsI No Canada, &c: sII.;roMoa State
anaaa TTsy psn ons as at sc sTSSMsa r Sond STATE Sc
dSn9 higher 9nI fy ~ @ %cyS at 4.C for
G!PS,Pc for steamer mixed, j9,a a8silsc for New York
No ., In store and aiiOat. "
. oats shade irmer $50 sc for mixed Western ND
Hay unchanged.
CSfeeaRio dqll At i5@ iScfor gold cnrgoes, and II
Sugar qnIer ard rm at .sco7lic for fair to good re-
Gnilg 7'sc forprne New Orleans, O.. a Glic. he
4, g'ac for granulaied s for powdered and SIC ioI
holhsness- grades nOnlnnli New orleans
steady and fairly active at $50 isC
Rice quiet and unchanged
Petroleum dull Crude Oac; refined, I9c; united
;sAGtl I2ls.
TnllOw steady at 7ts@7 ll-0c.
RGsin heavy at 81 $50 20 for strained.
Turpentlne scarcely 50 firm At ~ &c for spirits
Eggs dull, heavy and lower nj lj6il8c for State and
Pennsylvania, and l2Gu lGc for Western.
Pruvsions-rork dull and easier at sl2 256ll2 80 fol
mess. Beef quiet; efhams unchanged; ticrce bce
gniet. Dressed liCgs scarcely 80 firm at liimIG FOL
Western; Cutneals-Western dull mddles hrn Al
Gc for city long clear; Western do. sc Lard opened
hrmer and closed heavy; prime steam, " s2i6IT 81
closing ut ~ Ssls BntteT-thoice iirm other grade
dull at gn@5c for Western and i2GS2c for Slate
Cheese firm at 7dl3c for common to prime.
Linsecd unchanged.
Whisky dull and NUM- nal at q OJdl 0Gt.
Freights tosiiyerpOOl about steady. Cotton, by
sail, 4d; by steam, .d. Wheat, by steam, 9'.5,s ID
National Republican., 1878-01-19
baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD
- THE GREAT nOIBLE TRACK
NATlOSAI. LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
-. Il

NOVEMBER Is, 1877.
LEAVE wAsHISGTUN.
SO0 a. NJ. Baltimore and way stations.
$50 II. M, Baltimore, Annapolis, and wsy stations.
STusburg WinCh"Ntrr and way stations, Via Relay.
$40 II. M, Baltimore Express.
hU n. NJ. Piedmont StraSiurR, Winchester, Hagcrs'
town, Point Of iUgks AMI way stations
Sl m, New York. Philu tel dA, Bus on and Bal
timurr express. PANLOR CARS 10 New York and
philndctphh ,
burg express CONNECTS for Valley Branch, except
sunday. Through cur for Stauntln. P1ulor car To
GrHftOn, and SLEEPING CAR to IouiSilc. Cincin-
natl, columbus. Chicago Junction. and SanduskV.
.WOa. NJ, baltimore. Annapolis anu way stations
lHuJ II. M, Baltimore cypress
l&lO u. M, Baltimore. ElcOtt CIiy, AnnpaOlis and
TisaO p. M, New York aud Philadelphia Express.
on sunday 10 baltimore only, stopping ut al stations
3;3D y. NJ. Baltimore and way Uahons. Winchester
and way via Relay. .
ESO p m, baltimore Badcnsburg, md Laurel In
press. Frederick via RELAY
AIj y. M, n. Of ltorks Frederick, Winchester aud
stations only,
sEiO y. M, Bato., NnnapoI; and way stations,
$3.50 p, M, Philntclphla, SuriOlk and baltimore
press EllicOtt tllN. IHJSngorS Iur Norfolk taken
in the cars direct 10 boat at tGMtOn. No ocoLnccoh On
sunday for Norfolk.
sGfOp y. M. Baltimore and way stations
tG'l, p ~, thicagO and Columbus express. SLEEP
lSG GAR to ChiCDgO.
EI3J +. In., Balymur" express.
Eg,t5 il, M, 81. Louis cincinnati and Pittshurg eN-
press. SLEEPING Carlo -. Louis and PttSbuIg.
No connection for riltshurgun sunday.
express SIEEPlNii CAR to New York, and SPE-
CIAL SLEEPING CAR 10 Philadelphia,
sunday. my3-tf
National Republican., 1878-01-19
The Foolish Virgin.

BY MARIE u. W1LIIAMA
THE midnight comes, and my lamp Is unfilledf e
tBlack and stormy the night wanes on).
Sisters, help ere my hUpe be killed;
Give ofyour store that my lamp be filled"
(Thebridcgroom into the house hath gonsl
Sisters, helpr They have closed tho doom
tblaek aud stormy the night wanes unl
Naught they gave Of their brlmmnr storo
Each one watching the lamp she bore
(The bridegroom into the house hath gonst
81 will knock, though the door be closed."
(Bnck and stormy tho night wrnes onh
Lord. thy handipald wAits. Uncloscl
Around me night like river flows"
(Thc bridegroom into the house hath goncl
"Who knocks so late from the darkened Eastr'
(Bnck aud stormy the night wancs on)
Depart know nor great nor least
Who brings no light IN uie marriage fess,p
(The bridegroom into the house hath gonol
"Drrartr' Too late oh, words Of doom
(Black and stormy tho night wanes on.
Watch well thy lamp, that II Light the gloom,
And show the way TO the festnl ROOM.
The bridegroom into tho house hath goncl
National Republican., 1878-01-19
DIRECTORY.
The Principal business Houses Of wash
ington.

The JotlotVing is published for the benefit Of 7rdp-
cling sdlesmen, Strangers, and h,e public gener.
dUy-h includes all trades and professions, and
cannot fail 10 prore Of interest 10 all Ths intend
trdnsdcting business In Washington.
National Republican., 1878-01-19
, GREAT
1877 3

70 rur IdRT EENSsYkYATIA W,.T an kG'TEi gTJEi,ruwrsr
srLENDfD schSEFMIi. chSEFMIi.NNAf Ii.NfdSffitEsT EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE W,siIINIrGS, 2Th IS; nom Depot, cor
ncrofSiSIh and u streets as follows; ,u,. ,,,,
i'iItsGurs 10 Cincinnati. Il. Louis and chicago;
T 1aiEE Th F1'fSS AZ e
For Canaudagua, Rochester, ltuiialo NIAGARA fhlis
NH Mh X PS% H%' Gnrs G 10 70 Wen X HS' rof Wsmspof
Lock Haven, Elmirn, and watkins nj 1910 a. m
For Ssw YORK and the last l:+N =. IN. and $40 p m.
daily. with Palace Cans attached Lln,tsi ~
press Of Pullman Parior Cars, ElO a. ~ daily er'
For irooEiyn. Now York, all through trains connect
Rt Jersey City with boats OF "lIrOooklyn AnneN
Attending direct trunSicr TO Fulton strr", aNOid.
ing double irrriagc and journey across New iork
FOR Now York and the East I1O p. IN, daily, except
sunday, with sleeping Cars froin Washington to
For Pniladcipnla I:1O p m. daily, except sunday and
I;4O T.. NJ - and MO y. M. daily, Limited tx
pres, GIia, m dn,lyi except sunday ,,,o
Accommodation Tor halt mOre, d:Sj S1J n. m. ana iN
y m. daily, except sunday.
Ropes Crc.k Line, so and l:s y. daily.
For Annapolis, So M. and III p IN. daily, except
SUNDAY.
ALEXASDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
ton RAILROAD.
For AlNaudrtt o. $40 TO- II. II. m l. D. 80 s. o.
For tho south, via Richmond @:5 a. Ia, daily and
G'.i T. IN. daily except sunday: ,
lrains leave Alexandria Tor Washington, D. u slo'
El0, IL. II. u. III l. ., 49,, J. D. and y. III.
TN Sunday nj N:lU aud iOn III. and ~ III.
commodutoiiS can he rorirrd at the "iIic's- north.
east curnC of Thirteenth street and Penns iynnih Hy'
wanna avenue. and nj the depot, where orders can he
ict for lln clkimg Ui bagshg" to destination from
t. i. FAiNFIl, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. spl tJal,
National Republican., 1878-01-19
W0MAN'S CORNER.
Edited by Fannie p. ward.

Ladies are inrited TO contribute Society nems
and Short Sketches appropriate 10 this depart
melt. Please address such communications b
the Republican ocfcr, care Editor Of The Corner
National Republican., 1878-01-19
Future Days,

Future Days.
TRTsTfEs SALE OF vGTTIBEE RF1L .:
L TATE. ON THE SouTliMEST c0nNER Of
THIRThENrH ASp PIE sTREEiiS' I'll E " MAnhiNN; NH \.
THiGSAf THiGnS REPUBiIcHN BUiLDiSd STA
by virtue OF decd Of trust be ting dat, on the ist
folio 2li OF the land record, OF the District Of ~
nmbla, and NJ the request OF the party thercbyse
k prrS,ksS sS ON S sSTtRb19. % TiIE r SiSETEESrH iii
Iioth) DAYOF JANUARY. A. y. ts7s ut four O'CLOCK
n the aiernoon oil that lot 9f ground m situate ~ tse
ing all Of lot numbered twelve l2), ,and the northern
twenty Co eo three % inches front, BY the depth oI
thirteen ii3). in square Numbered two hundred and
hnysi1 (2c5) the whole being described ~ follows;
Begnnins for he same at the co5ner I. 2,
fret four 20 inchcs thence south seventy Cio) feet
three ( inches; thence east yeight (to) feet four
thence north TO the place Of beginning Also the lot
e. ground aaoining the above land and sTlenans
being ot nnmbered eleven IiJ in sald square mum.
Der two hundred and hnysiS i2Sgl, with the improve
mcnts situate on the first described piece q ground,
The above properly will be sold subject TO decd OF
trust upon the first described lot OF ground dated on
ber 70 folio - 10 secure IS As and interest and also
TO all taxes and assessments due upon the whole OF
Terms Of sale; one+hird cash; balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months, with Interest to be Sc
cured upon the property sold BY deed Of trust de,
| sale are rot complied with In ten days from day q
sale the trustees reserve the right to rese nt risk and
cost of defaul'lns WSE SaESfhEHscr;H e cfr;;HAspLrR, n
L 4. RoLiINs, trustees
DUNcANsoN BRos., Anctioneers.
ss- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
shs Sson, H. aSy of 5Snssy A. % "
| " MM Y +; KoIEiSs oSI,EIHiSS9LER' Trustees
National Republican., 1878-01-19
COMM MERCI4L.
Georgetown Grain Market.

Georgetown Grain Market.
GEoRoETowS, Jan. ls-The market for wheat Is
stl duh and unsettled samples offered to-day were
sold at 81 s ~ for good prime, the latter being
the outside for choice Fultz.
toTI-torn II stendy at $40 Nic for white and yellow.
HRy-Hay firm and wanted at sliC9l5 for prime
bAled,
National Republican., 1878-01-19
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TVNIvERsAL Il. r. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICK Els to or from all points bought
exchanged or sold Rt u reduction Of OSE DOLLAR
upon amy other office depot In this city.
Tickets good TIL used baggage checked through.
Appiy to NJ. u. WHITkSIDE,
mhl&.Iy~ SoJ Pennsylvania svvnue, Shoe store.
National Republican., 1878-01-19
AUCTION sALEs-TO.DAY.

nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
SALE OF MAGNIFICENT DIAMONDS,
WATCHES, JEwELRY. SOLID sTLvER'sETs,
PLATED WARE, GUNS, REvoLvERs, MUsI.
CAL INSTRUMENTS, BRoNzBs, CLOCKS,
SHOWCASES, SHELVING, &c.
On account Of dissolution Of copurtnership OF g.
Goltstelu 4 Co, they will offer for sale, commencing
on WEDNESDAY, January 10, and continuing daily
At eleven IN. and seven y. M, until all are sold,
their entire stock and hxturez contained In store
No. 8i9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUEN w.
(under Metropolitan Hotel.)
Every article warranted as represented.
Sale positive and without reserve
splendid opportunity 10 obtain bargains " here
presented.
Ample Accommodations for ladies'
by order or 8. GQLDs1 Elm 4 co.
Jan i,.tf 0l9 nnSylvnnin avenue northwest.
National Republican., 1878-01-19
BOARDING.

sos. so AND ST. 1HEELR s!Eh&t Eaard
Mentors OF Congress aud strangers can obtain hand
,umCly- furnished ruuUs Uu iirst and second floors
with strictly Hr~trlas7 buud. IUnH-2w
rEHE FREMONT HOUSE
i Is MAKING GOOD TERMS FOR
FAMILY OR SINGLE ROOMS.
Steam or stove heat OCljly
National Republican., 1878-01-19

Stocks quiet but firm.
The following are the opening and closing rates for
the active stocks, tcegraphed TO II. d. Cooke IT,,
Co.. from the Now York Stock Exchange on yes
day:
National Republican., 1878-01-19

TAR LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
- Specialist In the city. "in he consulted every
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, nnd SATURDAY, -S
sixth street northwest.
srECiAIIY- FcnaIG compliant, and akin Diseases.
-. noylGly
National Republican., 1878-01-19

The following the buying and selling rates for
Government securities.
National Republican., 1878-01-19
IsKOFENNIONNE.

MRS. l.. NJ. PREECE, NJ. H..
NI LADIES PHYSICIAN,
No Gl7 SIXTH 81 NONrHWF-r NEAR q,
Cures all female dis, a.rs in short time. When OH
er- have fnllel, call Consultation free and COnfden-
tial. llU,lIs-J u m. TO Op IN. dcc3-ly
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-07-25
Democratic :EcOnOmists.' e

There will be "A chance for the exhibition
Of the iayorite Democratic virtue of econ
Omy when the expenses of the various trav-
elhng committees come to be audited. Mr.
Potter, General Butler and their associates
have removed their place OF meeting TO AT
lantic City, where hops and sea-bathing will
pleasantly relieve the tedium of examining e
Louisiana Supervisors we only regret that
the removal was not made a little earlier,
so that the fashionable Jersey Watering
place might have enjoyed the company OF
Mrs. jerks. The committee on the reor-
gauiz zitlon of the army proposes to make a
tour of the Summer resorts, and TO labor al
ternately at the Virginia Springs, West
Point, Saratoga and Niagara Falls. A trip
to the coast of Labrador will perhaps afford
pleasant diversion if the hot weather con
tinues; camping in the Adirondacks may
give the gentlemen some idea of soldier 5
life; there IS good society at Newport; and
excellent CLANS are TO be found at Coney
Island. The member of Congress who
franked his soiled linen home to the wash is
fairly oItdone by the committees which
compel the United States to pay their Sum-
mer hotel bills.