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National Republican., 1878-05-03
osoRGEroWN NFws.
THEY erILL SION.

THEY IT'LL sIUN.
The osorsstown Dashawsy Gnb held smother
large temperance meeting al Forrest Hall last
night, tho president, Mr.. John Berry, In the chair.
The meeting was addressed BY Judge Neison,
Charley Nye. Richard Hazel, aud Rev. Mr.. Norris.
There was excellent music furnished by tho choir,
under the direction Of Mr. j. Henry Wilson, and by
Mr.. and Mis- Hopkins. Many signed the pledge.
RIVER FRONT.
Arrived-schooner lille. Miller, Hsvre Do Grace,
s @ Mary sT' SasS sS: Sesss ssnfG S
$50 tons coal TO Washington Gaslight Company.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
BY canal-Boat wheeler and Barron. with $50
bushels Of wheat to y. D. Hartley also LOO bush.
ny rail-Four hundred bushels Of wheat to T. d.
Hartley.
FISH WHARF.
Arrived-Thirty.tw two thousand hcrrings and 1000
tailors. Herring sold for s.jDCgS per thousand
and tailors at 81 per hundred.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPH.
James oycrman, Falls Church, Va: C. Baldwin,
Mobile, Ala, aud X. Morgan, Va, are among the
guests at the West End Hotel.
Mr. George shoemaker. the well-known and re-
spotted miller. who has boon confined to his home
for some weeks past, is now oonvsle.cent.
Colonel Blunt, who has been collector at this
end Of the Chesapeake aud ohio Canal for several
years past, has been succeeded BY Mr. W. E. Snow,
den, OF Anne Arundel County Md.
Yesterday man named Joseph W. FISK iell
thirty feet from swinging scahOld OH schooner
unloading Ice at Barkers wharf and broke his
ankle.
The Georgetown lptter-carricrs have delivered
during April l2lsi mail letters 22s7 local letters.
2ail postal cars. and 3yl newspapers; 1916 Letters
and postal cards, and 6Si newspapers were col
lcctcd: " 80 pieces were handled during tho
month. Total number for March, $50.
FIVE dollar pants to order; 100 styles to select
from. EIsENlS bros, corner seventh and L.
san drcss suits TO order El.enan's 7ih md L.
National Republican., 1878-05-03

The Washington correspondent of the Phila-
dclphia Tnn,s writes to his paper as follows {:
81 was strolling from the Capitol toward my
humble home after the adjournment of the
Senate yesterday, when my attention was
called to a jolly peal Of laughter. l turned,
and what do You think SAW In an old pub.
lie carriage, open, drawn by a pair Of old, lame
horses, driven by dirty superannuated
negro were these grave Senators, viz: On the
back seat Don Cameron and General Butler,
with Lamar sitting in their laps, and on the
forward seat Bsyard and Voorhees,. They
were all laughing heartily, and certainly at.
tracted attention, whatever may have been
their object"
National Republican., 1878-05-03
Tho District Courts.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
William Thatcher. OF Michigan. was admitted to
the bar. Langdon VI. y. g. & 7. Co.; ordered on
calendar. Eldridge W. Coburn argued and sub
mtted Hardy vs. Gray 4 Noycs; stricken from
the calendar and remandcd 10 the Circuit Court.
PROBATE couRT-REGIsTER WEBSTER.
Last will and testament OF Anna l.. Matthews, de
ceased. filed for probate. In re estate of Richard
Irssimi. deceased Inventory Of personal estate by
the administrator and usual order Of sale granted
ENemplihct copy OF the last will and tcstmcnt Of
Of Massachusetts,, from the Probate Court of said
county, was filed and admitted To probate aud rec
ord. Frederick l.. Amcs one Of the executors, took
out letters stestnnentary, aud gave bond III sl,OO
IN re estate Of Ellen Warren, alias Johnson, dc.
ceased: first account Of John X. Dale, adnfStrator
dc bonus mn approved. h re estate Of sarah Nc.
CullDugh, doc ciasod In compliance with the orjler
Of ihc court, dated March II, lsIs, the nd:
gave bond I'M 81, i,yDn.. k rc Henry u. Mum,
guardian u the orphans OF Lydia Ann Danes de.
ceased; irL account OF the guardian with said
wnrds passed.
Adjourned until to-day at elo7cn a. IN.
CRIMINAL couRr-JUsTIcE wYLIE
Patrick MclIugh. unlicensed bar. Jury out Jacob
Oker unlicen-ed bar. guilty. Patrick Morgan, car:
ying conceded weapons plead guilty So aud
costs. Charles Bradenzeigher. unicensed bar
Jury out
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
supreme Court of the Distriot.-No. y,
fitshugh vs.. Gaskins; No. 5S. Pollock vs.. flcm.
ing; No. ~. Frazier vs. Dutge No. ca, Frazier vs..
Tyler: No. ~, Odon vs. Parker; No. 6I, Creswcll ct
al vs. Maxwell; No. Ii. Bowling vs.. Boucher: No.
J. Barland, guardian.
ONE hundred new styles suitings, custom depart.
ment EsENAs BRos, corner seventh and L.
National Republican., 1878-05-03
cHrLDREs's suits. 81 and upwards Eiscman's,
knights Tempiar Review.

The annual dress parade inspection and review
of De Molay Commsndery, No. Z, knights Tsmplar
will take place next Monday afternoon. Tho
grounds known as the Stone estate, at the head Of
Fourteenth street northwest, have been
selected for the purpose and the hour
for the inspection fixed at Ave p. m:
The Grand Master of the Grand Encampment Of
the United states Is expected 10 be present and re-
view the command together with other high
Templar officials. The Sir knights have been pre-
pairing for the event and will doubtless make a
Snowy and Credltable appearance.
National Republican., 1878-05-03

81, JamsL-J stTend, Delaware; W II Davis Iowa
q W Darwin, Il !; Levi Condor, Md u II RAmirTh,
New York; Mrs " Rlddies Va Miss d W Jones, Va;
whitmore, Ohio; / l. Camp. New Hayen, Conn
aud son boston, Mass; q peWiIhdrew, New York.
VIM Allen, PhliadslghG Miss l. Allen, philadel'
pniR' T. II Wyll Md; W Evans, city; W II TTavers,
W Yai e 4 Carson, rnClnnat Ohio: d II stevenson,
hid; W q Lowell, Now York; lOsl ler, Mimi q
New York; D VufSnld, Atlanta, Gai D. W Clark.
PHILADELPHIA spfn Beatey, New York; David Rob
eT son, Mrs " Harrison, Va.
Imperial Donald Mckay, Boston, Mass; Mason ]
Matthew, Boston, Mass; Huger, New York B II
Pope Cincinnati Ohio; U WJeien. baltimore; J ID
Dsiisn, New York; DrO W Armstrong, New York;
: + smith. Louisville. l. Frlsbsn, Mich; Braun,
Ohio.
MaropOlUOl-w n Dasnd. New York; A Brehum
Nd; II b5ya9,, NsT " hunting New T2rk W
i4nas, Md 4 A hcCullough, Va; II Jones, jr, Va; s
il HAInes Pa
National Republican., 1878-05-03
s. pants to order, including all shades. EIsomans
Circuit Court Jurors.

The following have been drawn eS jurors for the
Jury term Of tho Circuit Court: George W. Will
Jams, II street northwest; Albert Parker, l. street
northwest; ". W. Burdettc. seventh street north.
west ; NJ. ". Beverage, II street northwest; Herm
semken, Pennsylvania avenue northwest; W. D.
Wiley, Seventh street northwest: W. II. A. Worm
ley Sixteenth street northwest John Martin, Elev'
enth street northwest; James Young, Tcnnally'
town; Philip May. scventh'strcet road; $. A.
Combs, Tenth street northwest J. " witherow, N
street southwest: Thomas Rigyles II street north
west; John Reckie, b street northwest; William
Pierro Twenty. first street. John 7: Given. street
street southwest; Samuel Taylor, Virginia avenue
southwest: James Jones, Marks alley southeast
John Neenan, street southwest William Means
near Tenallytown; T. II. @. Todd, Third street
northwest; Thomas NaylOr, near Good Hope; Adol
phus Wall High street. GeorgetOwn Eugene T.
Minor, Pierce street northwest; James sprorum
seventeenth street northwest
National Republican., 1878-05-03

A LONDON pickpocket played neat trick on
a policeman the other day. Detected In steal
ing watch he ran away, and the moment the
policeman came up with him he seemed to pass
the watch to bystandor, ,say aying, Here, take it,"
The policeman arrested both and took them
before magistrate, where both loudly declared
their innocence They were both Immediately
searched, but nothing found TO criminate them.
Tho pick pocket then accused the policeman OF
omnitting the then himself and on searching
his own pockets the astonished officer discoy-
cred tho watch in his pocket. The pick pock t
having enjoped his little joke, Immediately
acknowledged his guilt, to the intense relief Of
the policeman.
National Republican., 1878-05-03
An EYtnt in lIInstrelsy.

A complimentary bcnedt, " take piare on satur'
day night OF this week. has been rendered liughey
Doughcrty, esq, the light and life Of the great
Bryant troupe. by number OF personal friends in
Guiding the "Shaughraun Club.
SIR. Doughcrty 5 cminencc Us an artist, almost
without a peer, and the worth Of his character as
citizen certainly entitle the projected benefit to
the most generous recognition that its merit de
mands. On this occasion BryantS Minstres will
give their last entertainment In Washington, cvcry
member of the troupe having kindly voluniecrei
to appear. Nr. Doughcrty will present, for the
hrst time In this city. his great act Come down,
and we'll make II pleasant for YOU"
National Republican., 1878-05-03
YEGETlNE.
VEGETINE
FoR
C7iILLS, SHAKES,
FEVER AND AGUE.

TARBORo, ". C., 1875.
DIR. II. u. STEVENS
LIodr Ir-I feel very grateful for what your vsu.
ALE medicine, Negetlns. has done In my family.
with TO express my thanks by informing you oi tho
wonderful cure OF my also to let you know that
Nsgrtine y tho hest medicine ever saw for thhis
Nhdk,s, ksVr ard ipus. My son was sick with me ~
les In isf3 VIII ch len him with HipjOint dh eve. My
suffered great deal OF pain all the time the pain
was great hn lid nnthng but cry. The doctors did
not help him particle lie could not In his Got
from the noor he could not mJve wlthOl crurl o.
road your advertisement In the Louisville tbUri>T
ygn,Iini that vegeine great Blood Purifier and
BLOOD Food. tried one bottle, which va, great
benefit. Hs kcit on with the medcipe gradually
Is completely restored TO heath. walks without
crutchps cane. lie Ii twenty year, Of age. have
Younger son, iir OF are, who subject To
ChWs Whenever he feels one coming on, lie comes
In, akss dose Of rexetne aud that II The last OF the
tnW ves.tins leaves no bad effect upon the sys.sn
like most ~ IN me lclnes recommended for ChHa
chserfnlly recommend veyetins for such conipnint>
think II the greatest medicine In the world. Re-
spectfuy, MRS. ]. W. LLOYD.
vraEfIsy.-when the blood becomes lifciess and
sagnant, either from change OF wrher OF climate,
want Of exercise irr' gnnr dict. or from any other
cause, the NsGErISE will this blood, carry OH
the putrd hunors cleanse the stomach, regulate the
bowels, and mpar tone OF vigor to the Whole bo iy.
National Republican., 1878-05-03
The Mutual building Associate ON.

At the inst annual meeting Of the Mutual
Building Association held last night in st. Domi,
MICS Hail. corner Of sixth aud streets southwest
the following officers were elected to serve tho Ell.
ing year s. II. WImsstt president; T. Il. Riley
vice PRESIDENT j. 7. DernOdy, secretary; }. MeDer.
mott treasurer: and MeSsfs. j. LaCkcy, W. 7.
Cromptun q. X. rotty, y. Il. Burns, fitzgerald'
5. Is. Boyer. and X. Mahorngy, board " directors
The ,ecfenrys report showed total receipts to hay
Scrrhed l,S79 shares now on roll, 1g3. average
premium on advances, Is per cent. nominal valus
OF each share slGy7.
National Republican., 1878-05-03

the bill presented Is FIST class in every respect
Hayle's dancing Is phenomenal as nothing Of the
kind has been witnessed In this city. The springers
IN their cat duet should he hoard In order to lie ap
prcciOtcd, and the drama, which concludes the cv.
ening's entertainment, gives All Mcdowell and the
efficient stock company a chance W SHOW their
abilities
National Republican., 1878-05-03
KniSlnta of 81. ColumbkIII.

The annual election Of officers took place last
evening, with the following result; Captain James
Iawler, commander; b. A. Murphy, r. a.
bore, Alex. Mcdonnell, deputy commanders;
:. A. Houlihan, recording secretary; 4. Brosnan,
financial secretary; JohR J. Fuller, treasurer
Messrs. john Malone, jeremiah OConnOr, Maurice
Slack and Maurice Joyce, board Of governors. 1t IL
gratifying for the members ~ know that better
selection could not have been made Captain Law.
Citations OF the District and his selection
success and prosperity to this popular orgunZa.
Inn.
National Republican., 1878-05-03
The Case Of @. =. Bell.

The habcas corpus case ofCs. Bell, arrested In
compliance with requsitlon from the Governor
Of the State Of Texas had hearing before Chief
Justice Carter yesterday afternoon. Colonel Ward
II. Lamon appenred for the relator, and Messrs.
Cook and W lizard for the stGte Of Texas. Colonel
IamOn made the opening argument for therelator,
after which the court continued the hearing until
two o clock to-day.
National Republican., 1878-05-03
Towrsend.. Reading. Tonight.

The popular elOcutOnsi, Mt. EIwsrd G. Town-
send, who has devoted much OF his time and
talent to the benefit OF religious, charitable, and
benevolent enterprises In this city for eycral years
past, reads most charming programme OF humor.
ous and pathetic selections at Tallnadye Hall to-
night. lie should he greeted by full house, and
all who attend will enjoy literary treat and al
old fashioned laugh
National Republican., 1878-05-03
Real Estate Transfers.

Elizabeth W. walcOu ct al, to p. ". Bradley, for
sOyssDG2 lot r, subdivision, square l4l; Augustus
Jay to William Bennett for $500 lot ., square S06
J. 7. VI. Kenuey 70 Lena Sommers, for s5,OOO piece
of ground at Bridge aud Jefferson strees, George
town; A. Kramer to T., T. Kramer. for y, 500 lot D.
suuare OF Bealls discovery.
National Republican., 1878-05-03

SOME yean aso-it was in lsG7-the elder
Mr. Bennett, Of the Herald sent for one OF his
editorial writers, aud in a great rage scolded
him for repeatedly using the prefix "bIr."
when speaking of Horace Gresly, whom the
Herald was then urging on the Legislature As
a candidate for United States Senator. He
illustrated his meaning by asking the quei-
tions: "You wouldn't speak Of Mr.. Socrates,
would your Greelys = greater philosopher
than Socrates ever was."
National Republican., 1878-05-03
CITr ITEMS.

wiLBon's CoNrouSD ov PURE Con LIvER OIL AND
LiNE.-The advantage Of this compound over tho
plain OIL Is that the nauseang taste Of the OIL s
entirely removed, and the whole rendered entirely
acted as prominent objection TO Its USE but In this
form the trouble s entirely obviated host OF
certificates might be given hero to testify to the eS.
cellcncc aud success OF "Wilb6rs Cod Liver Oil and
Lime" hut the fnct that II Is regularly prescribed
by the med cal faculty Is sufficient For sale by A..
d. wilbor. Chonise Boston, aud by all druggists.
fouSo ProPLE do pay attention ~ your teeth.
neglect will soon ruin them. be wise In time.
Clean them daily with THURsroS's IVORY PEARL
IL will keep them through life In good condition.
white aud sound, will harden tho gums, sweeten
the breath, and prevent toothache. Sold BY all
druggists. - and ~ cents per bottle
WELLS MAcHISE-SPRrAD STRENGTHENING PLAsr.
Frs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers hr surpass all others.
renovatiiig your soiied gloves with JouvESs ISo-
DEpoUs KID GLOVE CLRASsEH. Price 25 cents per
bottle.
ARn you bilious, troubled with headache, dizzy.
peptic nervous. dull, and Iansuidf Aveise to all
erertion. Is your life miserablef You require n
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood Take QufRxs IRISH TEA. the great mouse.
hold remedy 1t will soon rclieve you. Sold by all
quart OF medicine.
Is your hair harsh. dry aud stiTf Does II refuse
to curlf Dress II with THoNPsoN's PoMADE OPriHE.
will improve it. sold by druggists. &c. Price -.
and 10 cents per bottle.
LOCAL MISCELL4NY.
National Republican., 1878-05-03
Madame l.. =. Jeannerrt

has Just received two Gases Of summer millinery
Of French patterns, bonnsts, aud round hats which
Ihc will open at her show rooms. 80 Pennsylvania
avenue on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday OF
this week. Also the latest novelty in drcssmaking.
perfect III guaranteed.
National Republican., 1878-05-03
Bryant's Mlnstrsis.

These shining lights Of minstrelsy will give the
concluding performances OF their present engage
mcnt At ford's Opera House on this evening, and
at the matinee " morrow afternoon and on To-
morrow evening the occasion Of Hughey Dough-
erty's benefit.
National Republican., 1878-05-03
usnsf,t of Eninhnnx Church Hnnn

An entertainment for the benefit of Epiphany
Church Home will he given this evening at Lincoln
Hall The programme consists OF All opcretta and
Art studies" under the direction Of Mr.. q. d.
Bartlett
National Republican., 1878-05-03
THE WASHINGTON MARKEr-HoUsE.

Tho Commissioners. IN answering Senator Dor
seys letter In relation To the bill before the Senate
committee to trunsier this market building to the
District state follows: "If the policy OF Congress
be for the District 10 purchase this market. house,
the bill (i+sl which your committee has sentus for
our opinion by Its merits seeps to Us to have been
carefully and intelligcntly prepared for Its pur'
poses. As an original proposition. we might hesi'
tate to advise the construction of the house
by the District or its purchase built but in view
oi the controversies between the stall.Owners and
market company, apd that company and the Dis.
trct government ana the circumstances generally
a. we understand them, surrounding the property
and It's present ownership, we arc inclined to iavCr
the purchase OF tho property by the District. and
regard the conditions therefor prescribed IN the
bin ~ practicable aud proper."
National Republican., 1878-05-03
MARRIAGE Licenses,

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage H.
censes to the following applicants:
W. H. Yeerhon and Louise Asinusscr.
W. l.. Crooker, OF New Hampshire. and Mary A.
Utt of this city.
j. II. Davis and Ellen Green.
National Republican., 1878-05-03
FOTL TIPS.
An Interesting Series OF ball Games Prom-
ised-The NIinstrels- Eagle Game this After

ised-The Minstreis- Eagle Game this After
noon.
The National grounds will be the SCENE OF All In
tercsting baseball game this afternoon, at half
past four O'Clock. Bryunt's celebrated minstrel
nine will meet the Eagle anu endesvOr to wrest II
ball from them. Little Mac" Hughey DOugherty,
Billy Bryant, and Others equally well known to
fame will do battle for the honors Of the profess
sonals and the regular nine of the cherries" will
do their share to keep the "shecpskin" where 1t
belongs.
Tomorrow afternoon, at half.past three o'clock
will engage the National in bout for the cham.
piOnship OF the South. Tho Excelsior nine com
priscs DAILY, Revilli. Benson, Massieu. and other
crack players.
The National have concluded negotiations with
the famous Athletic Club OF Philadelphia To play
allgrmOOnA
National Republican., 1878-05-03
Indications

For Friday. IN the Middle SUITES and New Eng
land, rising possibly followed by falling barometer
increasing southwest winds. warmer. partly cloudy
weathsTand in the interior possibly local rains
will prevail
National Republican., 1878-05-03
suprem. Court Of tn. United states.

THURSDAY, May ,, lsIa
On motion Of Mr. r. r. Merrick. Porter sheldon
esq. OF jamestown, n. Y, was admitted to practice
No. 81. George y. Mattingly ct al, appellants vs.
The District Of Columbia ct al. NO. a3i, Tho First
National Bank OF New York ct al. appcllants, Vs.
Abnor C. Shoemaker. Argument continued by
Mr. A. q. Riddle for appellces IN g. and appellants
In 5jl, by Mr.. I. a. Lambert for appellants In 81
and sppellecs In a3l, by Mr.. ". A. Cook and Mr.
Walter = Cox for appellecs In 81 and appellants IN
b3i, and concluded by Mr.. H. T. Nerrick for appel
lants In 81 and appclecs In 55i.
Adjourned until tomorrow at twelve O'Clock.
National Republican., 1878-05-03
Amusements Tonight

NATIONAL THEArRE-Coiville Folly Company.
OPEHA.HorsE--Bryan Minstrcls.
THEATRE CoaiQrE.-Jake Buid aud new Va
ricty Company.
National Republican., 1878-05-03
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't fail to procure MRs. wIssLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP for all diseases Of teething In children 1t
relieves the child from pain, cures Wind collie,
health 70 the child. gives rest W ths mother.
National Republican., 1878-05-03

CoN"e rohy company Sr"hoe'
The Colvii!e Folly Company will appear this
evening at the National Theatre In the very enter.
tainin and amusing extravaganza OF Robinson
Crusoe." At the matinee tomorrow afternoon
"Babcs In the Wood will be presented for the last
time. A double bill. consisting Of Oxygen" and
Blue Beard. will be given tomorrow evening, the
last appearance OF the Colylic Company,
National Republican., 1878-05-03

TEAvELERs will fud the Grand Central Hotel
New York Is one Of the most excellent hotels In that
city. Those who cannot be suited in price aud
ACCOMMODATIONS there must be very hard TO please in
decd
National Republican., 1878-05-03
New Advertisements

For Rent -s2i X street northwest.
Base Ball-Eagle vs.. Bryant's Minstrcls.
Willard Hall-Trsinins school for Nurses.
wantcj-ro rent. IL, Pcnnsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-05-03
the Law BUDGET.
Business Transacted Before the
Courts Yesterday.

s.prems Court Of tive United ststes-Mat-
tsrs At the City Han Before Different
acknowledgements fov To-day.
National Republican., 1878-05-03

Captains Garrick Mallory and William
J.. Doughsrty, of the First Infantry, will ex-
change service in companies B and d respcc-
lively. 81.
Leave of absence for siI months, on account
of disability, hsranted Captain Oscar Hagen,
Ninth Cavalry.
Surgeon Michael Bradley, ordered to the
Norfolk navy yard the 15th instant,
Detached-Medical Director William NJ
King, from the Norfolk navy-yard tho 18th
instant, and placed on waiting orders; Chief
Engineer Charles ii. Baker, from tho Naval
Academy, Goth June next, and ordered TO hold
himself in readiness for sea service Chief En-
gineer James p. Sprague, from the Washington
navy.yard. Goth June next, and ordered to
duty at the Naval Academy as Head fthe de-
partment of steam ems gineering; Passed Assist
ant Engineer Levi T. Stafford, from special
duty at Chester, Pa, and placed on waiting or
ders Gunner A. Harmon, from duty at the
naval magazine and nayy-yard, Portsmouth,
y. H., and placed on waiting orders.
Reports have been received from the United
States steamer TuscarOra, dated at PiChilunque
IIarbOr, Mexico, March %. She had run a
line OF deep-sea soundinss in four.point
traverse" between San Diego and Cape 81.
Lucas, taking eighty casts. On entering the
Gulf of California, March Is, she anchored IN
NcnturaYBay and sent two steam launches to
search for tho reported rock said to be SOUTH
east of Montana Rock, off CeralbO Island but
II two days search failed to find il. The search
WAS TO be renewed on the return OF the Tus-
caron 10 the vicinity. The TuscaTOra ex.
pected to leave Pichilunque, March 80, for
Cape Corrientos and Tartar shoal aud arrive
st Acapulco on April 20
Rear Admiral C. r. p. Rodgers is to be de.
tachcd from the superintendency Of the Naval
Academy about the lst Of July next and As,
signed to the command of the Pacific squad
ron, consolidation of the North and South
Pacific sQuadrons No designation has yet
been made as to who will relieve Admiral
Rnuers nh tina Naval Academy
National Republican., 1878-05-03

-Four Year, ago Durang's Rheumatic Remed,
flashed before the public, aud since that time many
thousand sufferers have been cured by It, after fail
ing ~ get relief by other means.
National Republican., 1878-05-03
Boucicsult In "Kerry y"-Champagns and
.. Oxsirra - NIunacer Enrll,a Eeneli.

on Thursday evening, May o, the closing per
formance of the present theatrical will take
place. Mr.. Boucicault will appear az Kerry. and
"Champagnc and Oysters will be presented by a
cOmnNny Of excepliOlal excellencc.
National Republican., 1878-05-03
VEGETINE
FOR
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS,
And General Debility.

BERSARDsTowS. MASS. 1874
We, tic undersigned, having uScd Vegetins. take
pleasure In recommending II to Al those troubled with
HHOrG Of any KIN DVsp,psid, NsrtUsnss,, or Gsn.
.roi I-bnny II being the Great blood Puriner. sold
by H. L. Croweii Sons, who sell more OF II than all
oihrr patent medicine put together. ...
MR.. /. =. PERKINS.
AIRS. II. W. StD11.
JDSEPHtS SLATE.
NEoETISE l. the great hollth restorer-composcd
exclusively Of barks, root. and herbs. II Il very
pleasant TO take; every chid likes T..