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National Republican., 1878-01-12
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HAVING A LARGER CALCULATIONS THAN ALL
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National Republican., 1878-01-12

MADAME ROSS, POI D STREET NORTH.
1l WEST
Asirologst and Healing Medium, points out the wsy
to success In all undertaking.. del3Sm
National Republican., 1878-01-12

WHAT Is vrGETiSEe It is compound extracted
from bnrks, roots aud her rbs II is Nnttrs's Rem
edy. II IL perftctly harmless from any bud etIe Il
upon the system. II is nOurlshing and sreI gIhening
II acts directly upon the blood. Il quies the nervous
system, II gives you good, sweet sleep at night III
Is great pdnacea for Gged fathers aud mothers
for u gives them slrsngth quiets their nerves. and
gives them Natures sweet sleep, as has been proved
by many an aged person. II is the great BIZ cd Pu
rifsr. II Is a soothing remedy for our children. II
has relieved and ured thousands II Is very pleasant
70 take every child likes IT,. II relieves and cures
al diseases originating from impure blood Try the
Vegetne. Give II n fhir trial Tor your complaints
then you Will say to your friend. neighbor and ac'
quantnnce, Try II ; Ii has cured me-"
National Republican., 1878-01-12
Minor District Notes.

A permit has been issued 20 Lewis J. Davis to
repair house No. oil " street. $40.
While the men were at work last Thursday
removing defective arch at the new workhousr
Il gave way, carrying the five men with 1t to the
hOnr below, Three OF them were badly bruised but
not seriously injured.
Licenses have been issued as follows W. Ban.
ncT, brewery Theodore =. GatChcll, insurance
Peter schaefcr, jenny-lind table: W. +. Potion,
Riswick, bagatcllc table: Thomas L. Waggernau
auctiOneer :. NJ. TaSsett, photographer: William
Lord, liquor dealer; J. d. Evans hagatclle table
I. +. ROessle 4 Son, Arlington bar: Patrick Phil
lips liquor dealer: and =. NJ. May. liquor dealer.
National Republican., 1878-01-12
AInusenents Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATRE-Lawrence Barret.
NEW ADVERTIsEMEYTs.

Negetine.
Notice-F. F. Burke.
Mount Vernon Place NJ. F. Church services.
W. c. Hibernian B. $. No. l. meeting committee
n. White, chiropodist, opposite willard's Hotel.
Annual meeting Of American Colonization So.
ccty.
Universalist service, Sunday eleven a. m. and
seven p. m.
Firstclass board-i76 Pennsylvania avenue
northwe.t
Mrs Donovan, 1922 street northwest, large as.
sortment OF dresses
Services. All Souls Church, corner of and Four.
teenth streets northwest
National Republican., 1878-01-12
The R.sirna,ion of DIR. wills.

The resignation of Rev. David wills. u. d.. pastor
Of the Western Presbyterian Church, announced in
yesterdays REPUBLICAN, will be explained by the
following letter from Dr. Wills to his congregation
and resolutions adopted at the church meeting
upon receipt Of the letter:
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. o. 1873.
To The Congregation QC the Wt~tan Presbyterian
Church.
DEAR BRErHREN: herewith respectfully tender
my resignation as pastor of this church, Oh the
ground Of inadequate support. l sincerely desire
you To unite with me In request To the Pre>bytery
of Washington City 10 dissolve my present pastoral
relations ~ soon as practicable.
With love to all and malice to none, am con.
strained TO make this earnest request I came
among you only to do good and We shall part as
brethren and friends, with the glorious hope OF
meeting again in the mansions above. My hearts
desire and prayer God Is that great spiritual peace
and prosperity may mark the future history Of this
church, and that Heavens rich blessings may ever
abide with you as individuals and families
And now, beloved brethren. | commend you to
God and to the word OF His grace which is able to
build you up and give you an inheritance among
them that are sanCtihcd.
National Republican., 1878-01-12
ENGLISH listers, $40 to $50. A.sAKs & Co.


Two Pocket-Book Snatchers Come to Grief.
Yesterday afternoon, about haEpast three
o'clock, quite All excitement was created In front
Of the Union Office by two coorcd boys, who
snatchcd a pocket.book from u lady named Bell.
Bailif Edwards, Of the Criminal Court, who saw the
act Immediately gave chase to the rascals and sue.
ceedcd In overhauling them. While holding them
in order TO turn them over to II policeman. one OF
the boys drew II shoe knife and made several at.
tcInpts to cut his captOr Edwards was too much
for him, however, and succeeded with the assist
ance of Ofncer Smith, In cscortng his prisoners I,
the Finh Precinct station where they registered a,
Oscar Jackson and James Warden. Judge Smell will
give them hearing this morning.
National Republican., 1878-01-12
0EOR0E7 OWN NEWS.

Cedrcd.-steamship John Gibson, Maringo, New
York, with an assorted cargo to New York mer.
ohsnts, including large lot Of -four.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
By rirer.-Schooner Kitty Ann, Laycock, Alexan.
drfa with 800 bushels Of wheat to +. ID. Hartley.
THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.
Messrs butcher and Wells, the temperance spos.
tles, held another large and enthusiastic meeting
last night In the lecture room Of the N. 7. Church
on Congress, above Bridge street. The singing was
Sy Mr. msdn wl;Op e rns msS
D. p, pastor Of the church. Major Geone "; Well,
shalt thou reap" Mr.. butcher delived ap eloquent
address. which was listened to with marked atten'
tion He was followed by addresses from Others, In
pledge.
SUFFERING FROM LACK OF PAY.
Tho mon employed In repairing the outlet lock o
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and those engaged
along the line Of the canal complain that that they
vember, and some of them swho have families "a
care for are actually suffering for the necessarcs
Of life They were promised that the ,paymaster o
the company would be here and pay them on Tues
day last but up to last night he had moi made hi,
appearance. The company paid those engaged ir
sc s,Ss, he SS s with
years water rent advanced them by the millers.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
The owners OF the schooner J. and l.. Bryan
Captain Lee, who slipped anchor and went ashore
at Lewstown, In the Delaware breakwater, on the
10Th ult, have contracted with 7. G. Maui & Co.
wreckers, to get the vessel of and deliver her IN
Philadelphia. The wreckers have thrown over
board about two hundred tons OF coal, and, II the
weather keeps favorable will have her of in few
days.
The ice on the river between the Aqueduct and
Long bridges has entirely disappeared. T..
gathering drift ice on Rock creek.
Now that the Ice has disappeared from the cana
and river. the boys are deprived Of their skating
sport
National Republican., 1878-01-12
The Dartmouth BANQUET,

The Dartmouth College Association met last
cycuiUg.ut.thc Office Of H. c. Bliss, esq, No. 1872
street northwest. General John Eaton presided
and Mr. s. X. Bond acted as secretary, About
thirty mclnbcrs were present including u repre-.
sculutiye-in George Kent, csq.-uf the class Ul
lhli II was voted 10 hold the annual banquet on
Iuu>d4y, the 18th instant, ut GrRy's. II was nlsI
resolved II invite all Dartmouth men Of Baltimore
and OLher MrlshhurImg CILLes u pnrllCLpnte
National Republican., 1878-01-12
Run Over by a Hack,

Yesterday afternoon, about five o'clock, son OF
Rev. David Wills was run over by hack, OH the
Avenue, near Nineteenth street northwest, and
sustained severe injuries about the body, besides
having three fingers Of his right hand mashed in
such manner that 1t was found necessary to am
putate them. Lieutenant Skippon, who was pass
ing ut the time the accident occurred, lad the
sufferer conveyed to n neighboring drugstore
where his wounds were dressed after which he
sIrnp
National Republican., 1878-01-12
EyeL.I.n rls!crs. slO to sao. \. sAKs { Co,
Masquerade Party.

nuribcr of ladies oG East Washington gave
masquerade party at the residence ui SIR Roberts
OH Thursday night. The usuar pr IuInme was
carried out, TO the pleasure Of all present. AT mid
night supper was served, after which dancing was
carried on until Il late hour, Among the faces no.
ticcd were Misses Anderson, Woods, Kinan No.
ran, johnson, KlOss, Roberts and Messrs Cross
Andrews, Wayson, Ober, ROes Anderson, and lin.
National Republican., 1878-01-12
Tn. Franklin Temperapc. Legion

The Franklin Temperance Legion, innugurated 80
auspiciously last saturday evening, will hold its
first regular meeting at Temperance Temple 49,
Ninth street, this evening, at halfpast seven
Printers boOkbinders pressmen. and members OF
the press generally invited to attend. Besides
strictly temperance work, business looking TO the
future good and welfare of the organization will be
considered, The printing fraternity has earnestly
entered into this work and the prospects of the
organization are bright.
National Republican., 1878-01-12
ENcLIsm rlstcrs, $40 to So. 4. sAxs ( co.
The Advance Grnmmnr Srhnnl-

The rcgulur srmi-uunual examination Of the al.
yanCch female grammar school took place yc>rr-
day In the school room, Seutum building. The
board Of examiners were tho principal, Miss Lane,
Superintendent Wilson; General Browne, General
Hovcy, Mr. b. J., Davis, Mr.. G. u. Smith, trustees +;
OK Trustee Wilson, and others The examination
consisted ul questions In algebra general history,
geometry physics, English literature music. draw.
Ing, and pclUaIrhp The pupils rcCitul by topics,
md secnlcd To- bclmricctly familiar with the sub.
jc,s. The exhibition Of pcnlanship was very
COmmrmIatOry remurks were made by General
Browne aud Mr.. smith. discrimination was con-
cuded with singing by the school,
Mn. y. y. TYSLE brother Of the Fir.t Assistant
Iu'tmn-I Ter Guuor.l says Ludillc's Headache Sue-
riir Is the l">t medicine he eNurtred forhcadachC.
Onl! MY cents.
National Republican., 1878-01-12
DAVID WILLS, Pastor.
RESOLUTIONS.

Rcso,rsd, That the representative of this church
press the assent Ofthe congregation to the dsSOlu-
ton of the pastoral relation between them and Rev.
David Wills. u. D.
RFaproi. Tint We greatly regret the necessity for
the resignation Of Dr. wills. and would express 10
him our sincere wishes for his personal pros
Ierity. and h. "f his family. and for his increased
uscflIlnC.s IA the ministry.
RcsD'r,'. That we record our thankfulness to
God for HE Increase in the membership Of the
church ,lrrmg the period Of Dr. wills ministra-
t!Dhs aTnulg It,,
RcSirR That the trustees of the church be di.
rcctrd to pay Dr. Wills the 'amc amount per
month inr The ensuing months of February. March
and April a. his monthly salary has been during
the past year
HSd'Cd, That copy of these resolutions, signed
by the chuirmGn and secretary Of this meeting, bC
transmitted to Dr. Wills.
National Republican., 1878-01-12
National Theatre,

house packed from pit 10 dono witnessed Mr.
Lawrence Btretssuperb rendition of AyOck and
ID rid G'Wrick last evening. The eminent actor did
full Justice 10 each Of these two 50 strongly con
trlstcd characters, aud prticulRry In the pnrtra.
ure Of the Venetian JcW impressed his auditors
with the cx.cnt Of his dramatic power. Ills sup
port in both pieces was excellent
National Republican., 1878-01-12
,preme Court of the United States.

Tho supreme Court of the United States.
FRIDAY, January II, 1878
On motion Of Mr., Enoch Tottcn, Cushman X.
Davis, ESQ., Of St. Paul, Minn., was admitted to
practice
No i65. r. D. Atherton ct al. executors, &C., plain
tifis In error, vs. John Fowler, ctal
No. 1G6. T. d. Atherton ct al, executors, &C.
plalnts In error VS.. Welcome Fowler, ct al. Argu.
ment concluded byMr s. r. Phillips, of counsel for
defendants In error.
No l69. Stewart Ives, appellant vs. Francis w.
Nelson. Reversed with costs, by consent OF coun-
sci, and remanded with leave to amend, &c.
No. 1868. William Godfrey ct al, appellant VS..
Harvey Terry. Argument commenced by Mr.:
Theodore q. Barker, for appellants, and continued
by Mr.. D1 1H Chamberlain for appellee,
Adjourned until Monday at twelve O'Clock.
National Republican., 1878-01-12
Iu,iicntiOus

For New England and the Middle States, rising
barometer; cooler northeast backing 10 Tdrmer
southuea WiHds; cloudy aud changing redther.
ercept clear in the Middle atlantic States trH pre-
Tau
National Republican., 1878-01-12

MERCEDES, future Queen of Spain, will be
one Of the most beautiful sovereigns in Eu-
rope. She is a very pretty young woman of
and hair, fine features, and full figure. She
receives from the Duke de MOntpenser, her
father, dOwry of S5,OOO,OOO, u great quantity
OF diamonds, and u magnificent rousseau. Her
sister, the Countess dc Paris, has sent wed.
ding gift of II beautiful suite of jewels The
young King gives his bride loads OF jewels, and
his portrait set in brilliants; and the Pope
sends II wGdding-rng which he has blessed,
and a rose In diamonds.
National Republican., 1878-01-12
MEDICINAL.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED-DR.
~ ROBERTSON can be consulted every Wednesday
and Saturday al hlsNiiCe VI ID sire IOrihwes be
tween Ninth and Tenth, from 2 TO 0 y NJ. From long
experience in hUpta and private practice he KuaraI
Organs and Of the Nervous system VIZ. Organic and
Seminal Weakness, ImpOtency ,Qoss of sexual power
Nervous Debility and Trembling. PalplIation Of tho
Heart Dimnoss OF sight or Giddn.ss Pains in tho
hack and Nocturnal Emissions, DC all resulting from
abuses In youth or excesses In manhood. Diseases
recently contracted cured In Ave TO days and the
poison entirely eTadlcsted from the SYSTEM also oil
skin and blood Diseases quickly cnred. DrR indOrssd
by the leading physicisns Of Baltimore, his native
city, visits Washington Wednesday, and SAtIIrdayA
All consultation strictly confidential. oc22 ~
National Republican., 1878-01-12
Services To-NIorrow.

The Young Peoples Association Of Hamlint
Church. corner OF Ninth and 2 streets. will hold q
meeting tomorrow evening at a quarter to siI
o'clock. The exercises will be conducted by Major
II. A. Hail. and the music will be under the leader
ship Of Mr. George Bancroft.
Rev. Dr. Gray will preach Sunday at the North
Baptist Church. Fourteenth street near r, at the
usual hours. The subject for his morning dscour
will be The duty. the ratio, and the effect Of Civ
ing"
Tomorrow. at the Congregational Church. cocnei
OF Tenth and q streets, Rev DR.. Rankin will preach
both morning and evening In the morning he
will preach 10 young Christians on The necessit,
Of practising what believes In order " believe
what he ought to believe" In the evening he will
preach the last Of series Of short sermons THE
Lords Prayer"
Rev. DIR. A. Y. Mason will preach IN the Calvary
Baptist Church. corner Of Eighth and II Streets to
morrow, at the usual hours
Rey. George Muller will preach in the Metropoli
tan Presbyterian Church, Fourth street, near Penn
Sylyania avenue southeast, Sunday evening, a
half past seven o'clock.
Rev. ". II. Young will preach Sunday morning
at eleven O'Clock, in Rev. Dr. Pafkors Church,
| street Baptist
There will be preaching at Howard University a
two O'clock tomorrow afternoon BY the president
Rev W. ". Patton, d. d.
National Republican., 1878-01-12

Is your hair harsh. dry aud stiff? Does II refuse
to curl? Dress II with THoNrsoSs PoNADE OPrINE.
An ocnginous compound of singular merits. II
will improve It, Sold by druggists, &C. Frice 25-
and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-01-12

THE pOst-oilice receipts at Savannah for 1877
were Si7,27l.60 aud the expenses 81, $500,
showing net income of $l0,6i33l
National Republican., 1878-01-12
PLACES or H0RsHIP.

Location Of Churches, Name Of Pastor. and
Hours Of Religious Exercises.
Tho morning services In all the churches
begin at eleven o'clock vespers In Roman Catholic
Churches at four p. m. and evening services are
held In the churches generally at $50 o'clock
The following Is list Of the more prominent places
OF worshlp IN the District
National Republican., 1878-01-12
Police Court,

district Cdsss-Catharine Bailey, unlicensed bar;
judgment suspended until to-day. Edward Col
lins alias Jesse Powell "Nag.," was sent down for
thirty days. Henry Thomas was fined $40 or thirty
days nt the farm for dcfncing public property
Sarah Robinson and Katie Goslyn were assessed s.
each for profanity. Annie Reeves, loud and bOis.
ferrous, was fined s5, The following partcswil re.
move the snow from their sidewalks hereafter, as
IL cost them 81 each to let II remain the occasion
Of the last fall John II. Bird W. II. Beall Angus,
Butts, John A. Butler. r. u. Clark :. Is. Crew G. G..
Cox. L. ID. DOughtOn, A. lie GrummOnd, II. Ed.
wards, A. Gleason, r. Harvey, $. NJ. Hopkins, T..
Hanes william Henry, Henry Hawkins w. j..
Lown +; q; Mu!loy u. A. Mciain, J. prott, D. NJ.
Reain, W; II. Riley, i; Sprtngman, James SPilman,
William Thompson, Albert e. West, l.. q. Wheeler
and 4. J. Williams. Albert Newton, colOred, was
fined s. for cursing. The of David VI. Good
man, charged with violating building Law, was con-
tinued until next Tuesday
United States cdsss.-Wilam Campbell. alias VIM.
Brown, larceny Of watch, continued. Turner Jec-
fcrson, larceny of an OvercOHt, SO thirty days
David Johnson, larceny Of blanket, $40 or thirty
Harriet Hardy, three months In jail each. Arthur
Jones assault on John Hunter, continued. George
Simms assault on Mary jenkins, u and costs or III.
teen days Tiy Hams alias Isaac Newton, larceny
of two barrow wheels, 81 and costs or twenty days.
William Robinson, Larceny, noIIs prOssrd. James
Williams, threats 10 James Roch, $500 bonds or SIX
months In jail. Washington Curry charged with
arsOn In setting fire To John ONels stable, on the
9th of December, continued until to-day. Petei
Boyd, case dismissed. John Williams. alias Bony
alias Robert simmons and Fink Jackson. charged
with grand larceny, by George Bergling sent to thu
grand jury; bonds, 500 In each case.
National Republican., 1878-01-12
lOLIsn listers, SO to $50. A. sAKs & Co.
TOILET .iCCESSORIES.
New York Fashion Notes IN f-Gleanings
About Many Little Matters.

New York Fashion Notes IN Brief-Gleanings
About Many Little Matters. .
Cloth shoes are made of dark invisible
checks and finished with morocco or Indian
goat foxings square toes, rounded at the cor
ners, or box-toes are worn. Ixora has long
been the favorite perfume used abroad for
satchels or for scentng all toilet articles, but
little wild flower called melliot," whose per-
fume is delicately sweet, has superseded
iSora and Is now fashionable. Ladies' UNI
brellas have cords aud tassels, or silver, steel
or oxidized chains, rs of yore, to fasten
them to the wide cavalry belts now worn.
The handles are Of laurel wood, with the ini-
tials or crest set In the round top in silver.
'Carrick" waterproof ulsters are made loose
like soldiers coats, and are confined to the
waist by broad belt of tho same the three
narrow capes forming the "carrick" do not
reach to the waist they are corded with silk
and finished with rows of machine stitching
set close together on the edges the wide ab.
bess sleeves are finished in the same way. A
bunch Of natural flowers, without leaves, worn
in the hair, another to match on the front of
the dress, and one carried in the hand, are
the indispensable attributes of evening dresses
abroad, and the newest idea Of fashion. Plush
ribbons are used for looping evening dresses
even when made of the thnuestmsterials; the
ribbon is generally Of two colOrs, double faced
and forms loops, or is arranged as to show the
two shades. Marabout fringes In shaded colors
to macth dress material are also much used and
kind of fringe with metallic tints reproducing Il
rie coOrs Of the beads used for embroidering ;
this last is particularly effective OH evening
dresses embroidered with bronze beads and is
called famine" Ladies wear morning caps
of silk gauze To make one of these morning
caps you take little piece of gauze cut into a
round shape or a triangle, long or short
square this serves rs a base, and is set into a
band to fit the head, being plated in one
place, left plain in another, forming valleys,
promontories, capes, to which gre added Gas.
cades Of ribbon or flowers, and then il is fas-
cinatingly adjusted to the head, while at other
times 1t is folded down flat and worn Us a
crayat.-NrW York Erening Post.
National Republican., 1878-01-12
Not Afrnld Of Divorce.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the follow
ing applicants: G. W. Cox and Ellen A. Dean, +. T.
Dpmurly and Annie Quinn, Henry Been aud Mury
T. Van Horn.
National Republican., 1878-01-12
EyoLI.n rI.ler., DO 10 70. 4. sAks 4 co.

This morning. At DOwlngs auctiOn-r rooms, will
DC sold tiuc assortment Of the above goods. bar
gains may be expected
National Republican., 1878-01-12

HARD times demand economy; practice II b,
renOvntlng your sOilod gloves with JoUvES's ISo
DERoCs KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price IS cents pc
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-01-12
JORoPOsALs
p.prp ron THE ron pi.p,,c pprNr,so

PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
Sesled proposals will be received until TUESDAY,
PAPER iSr the PyBIIC PRINTING until The M
Of January s1e the said proposals. TO bs opened be-
fore, and the award Of contracts q b made by the
the lowest and best bidder for the Interests o1 the
Government, the committee reservlng to Itself the
right TO reject any and all bids as ts OF tbs
best interests Of the Government may dictate.
Detailed schedules Of the description, quantity, and
quality Of the paper required, accompanied by san
pies and blank proposals. and giving the regulations
VIII which bidders must sSmRy can be Ss.sTed .
DC
The contracts will be entered into for such quaint
ties OF paper as may be needed during the year, and
more.
The estimated quantities set forth in detail in the
schedule cOmprisai
1900 reams oil uncalendered printing paper. sia5S
lh,0OO reams calendered printing paper, slxla
5iO renms calendered printing pal err different Size!
$500 rcanis sized aud calendcrsd printing paper DIS
ferent Sizes.
2,So0reams map paper. different slzes and weights
2i'So reams white writing paper. different sizes ana
1900 rcams colored writing paper, different sizes and
weights
800 reanis Of cover paper different sizes and weights
20 reans manila paper, different sizes
0,W0 sheets imitation parchment, diferent slzos.
D,OCO rcams bank note paper
2,,O reRms engine sized paper for Post-Onlce banhs
100 reans zsJ and tinted printing papes
OF different sizes.
GIoo sheets OF Cranes Bend paper, bond paper oe
Ry direction Of the join, Co1,Wl,,ee q Congrss o.
Public Printing. JOHN d. pEFREES,
wAsuISoros December Is lsJT dsiSTuaT
National Republican., 1878-01-12
Real Estate Transfers.

William A. Gordon trustee, to NJ NJ. Gray. 81 1876
lot 0, square $50 Charles Kennedy to 4. l.. White
for 5000 lot 2s, square 727 Job barnard to trlls
tees of tire Washington Provident Company No 2
for $500 lot Al. subdivision square 3O2. s. C. Nc
DOwcll to L. A. Duvall, for $500, lot 7, square Sol
Fred KOmes ct al, trustees To A. L. Komes for 800
lot L. square GG aud lot square $50. George TrueS
del and Eugene Carusi to u. l.. Morrison, for ~ 500
lot B subdivision square G23. Levi Bond to e. A.
Jackson, for 81, so lot y, square 1863.
National Republican., 1878-01-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Left-of clothing. watches, pistols. &C. bought at
Herzogs. 9l5 street Orders attended 10.