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National Republican., 1878-05-06
Now Advertisements.

MAsonic-Notice OF meeting
National Theatre-Italian Opera.
Ford's Opera. .House-Cox and Box.
Theatre Comique-Female Minstrels.
National Theatre-Bcnent OF Manager Ford.
Grand Lodge Y. A. A. NJ, "wednesday. Mays.
Complimentary testimonial 10 Miss Minnie Frye.
Lecture-Robert Burns-Fifteen,h Street Presby'
terrain Church.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't fail to procure Mas. WISsLoW's soorHRd
srRUP for all diseases OF tsething in children. II
relieves the child nom pain, cures wind colo
regulates the bowels, and, by giving relief and
health W the child gives rest 10 the mother.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
Mis-, Mimi. Frye's Benefit.

Miss Minnie Frye, the loading lady" Of the
Thalan Club. will be the recipient Of compii-
men,ary benefit at Ford's Opera House next satur.
day evening. May IL. The comedy OF Clouds
will be performed by efficient cast, selected from
the Thalans and other talented friends OF the fair
beneficiary.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
CATHOLIC NOTES.


rhs Choir at p. lsatshsws'-rsshsr Kssoe's
Suooessor ~ -. fatrick's Church. and
Other Itsms Coucerning D1nsrent
ChWrches.
The choir ofst Matthew. a. reorsaniscd under
the direction Of Nn. Cocslis Young Smith. com.
prises: Sopranos Ms G. Y. Smith and Misses
Byrne, Mccain, and Davis altos. Mssdamss Cal.
ian and Ktmball, and Misses Eichorn, Moss, aud
Foley tenors, Samuel v. Noyes and Charles Z.
Brown; bassos. Messrs. Blois Keen, and Nyman.
Father Kcane, Bishop. elect OF Richmond. Ia IN
New York city on q weeks visit, and will sojourn
while In Baltimore on his return trip lie will
not be consecrated Bishop until about tho middle
Of next month.
Father L. Y. Morgan will succeed Father Rcunc
as assistant pastor Of st. Patrick's Church. He ia
nt pre.cn. In Richmond, Va, and has heretofore
boon In charge Of the Rockville. Nd, parish.
Father Power. Of st. Dominics, has been ordered
TO Minneapolis Minnesota, to organize aparish and
build church there, and len here last week for
The eloquent Dominican Father Roville went on
sion ii progress at ST. Stephens Church ia that city
Mr.. Robert Mitchell has been appointed sexton VI
St Peter Church. Capital HILL He Is well known
In that parish and Throughout the District.
II Is rumored that Father RoccAfprt, formerly OF
ss Aloysiu, VIII soon rcturn nom France and take
Father stoncs,r Ct oneo OF St. A.oysius, has been
placed in charge OF the Jesuit Church at Hngeu,
The srotto Of the Lady OF Lourdcs." at the
Notro Dame Academy on North Capitol street, Is
pronounced the handsomcst shrine In the city.
TRAyELEns will find the Grand Central Hotel
New York Is Of the most excellent hotels In that
National Republican., 1878-05-06
Indications,

For Monday In the Middle and South Atlantic
statcs the Gulf States and Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley. tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-.
souri, Valleys, stationary, followed by falling bar
ometcr, warmer south and west winds, cloar or
partly cloudy weather. and possibly occasional
local rains In the northwest and the southwest
National Republican., 1878-05-06

VIZ say II without fear OF contradiction tha
Lodllls's Headache Specific cures headache qytGke
than any medicine ever introduced. Give II a tria
aud the result will please you.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
ELEVENTH STREET WHARF,

In the afternoon, was conducted by Vice-Presiden
Wheeler, J. $. Cunningham. Ned Humphreys, Rev
DR.. Kendrick, and James c. Lee. Twenty-eigh
persons signed the pledge. These meetings will b
continued every SUNDAY afternOOn
National Republican., 1878-05-06
Sunday Temperance Meetings.

Lincoln Hall was crowded last night with ad-
herents Of the Dashaway Club. Mr.. John B.
Wheeler, presided, aud the meeting was addressed
by Ned. Humphrey, Frank Recsido, Alex. Eagles
ton, Charles NJ. Nye, J. s. Cunningham, and Rev.
Dr. Kcndrick.
The speeches were interspersed with good singing
by the choir and "Hcar our Prayer" (qusrette)
by Messrs. Frazier and Fleming, aud Misses. Wcs-
thorpe and Frazier was greatly appreciated. Mr..
Palmer, Of the Baltimore Dashaways recitsd
Little Shoes" In q very creditabe manner.
President Wheeler announced that Dashaway
Kendrce VI. f. Church, Massachusetts, avenue, be.
tween Ninth aud Tenth streets. commencing Tues
day night.
The meeting at the
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AT FRANKLIN HALL.

Franklin Temperance Legion yesterday was held
In Franklin Hail. corner OF Sixth and streeti
northwest and was well attended and interesting.
son, and was addressed by Messrs. John Golden
Joseph Williams, and Others. Tho Misses Hopkinl
and the choir favored the audience with good
singing,
National Republican., 1878-05-06

OsE dollar white vests duck and Marsellles,
EnKMAN BROS, corner Seventh and T.
National Republican., 1878-05-06

PRovIDENT MINISTER: II wish to state
that have procured au alarm clock that will
wake up the congregation as soon as the SER
vice is oYsr,'
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"lIartha"-strsaxosch italian Opera Troupe
National Theatre.

Flotow's Martha" will DO presented at the Ma.
tional Theatre this evening by the following excel.
lent cast: Miss Kellogg as LADY Henrietta, Miss
Cary as Nancy. Mr.. Karl as Lionel, Mr. CottschalS
as Htnkel Sisnor Barili His,dn
National Republican., 1878-05-06
CITY ITEMS.

FIVE dollar pants to order; 100 styles to sclcc
from. EIsEAAN Bnos., corner Soventh and X
National Republican., 1878-05-06
Theatre Continue,

The Melville Red Stocking Minstrels, Harry Bry.
ant, ventrloquist: the Russers, lightning change
artists Rixford Brothers, acrobats and Miss Julietta
Nault, vocalist, are among the attractions at tho
Comique this week. All Mcdowell will appear as
" seth Grit" and Jake Budd will present Pepper
Mason and Miss May will appear In the usual at
tractlye array Of special acts
National Republican., 1878-05-06
Entert ainment for the Benefn OF the WASH

A musical and literary entertainment for the
bcneat of the Washington Dashaways VIII be
a ven at Fords Opera House this tionday) even
ing.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
AMUSEM ENr1
~ Coz and Doe .-.sThs Rsndesvous--Fsrd'
Opera-H a-Horse.


The ladies composing the Ladies Aid Society,
OF Capitol Hill, have outdons themselves The
energy exhibited by them for the past three years
In psrfscting comprehensive system Of relief for
tho poor OF their section which covers nearly one
half Of the area OF the city, and the method and
earnestness with which every detail has been car.
ried out, prepare TO look for success In any
thing they undertake. Tuesday evening will wit.
ness q grand success for them In another line.
Their Characteristic enthusiasm has perfected an
entertainment rarely equaled. First we are to
have sullivan's grand comic oporetta Cox and
Box" Whether the merit Of the music, or OF the
fun and acting predominates we dare not hazard
= guess. From beginning to end II Is filed with
both The musical direction being intrus,ed to
Mr.. Sailor insures the fill development Of the
well. known musical and humorous characteristics
Of Mssrs. Young Push and Nyman, who assume
the several roles.
Next we are to be favored with q recitation In
character costume by Mrs. Lppincott whose warm
heart never tires Of well doing, and who, as Grace
Greenwood, has won so brilliant literary reputa-
tion.
The entertainment closes with "Thc RendeIvous,- :
| most lnughabe farce, 10 the preparation Of which
Mrs. General Lander has devoted her well.trained
skill. In her hands II has been so changed and i'm
proved that only the leading features OF the orig
nal play remain. II Is changing sceno OF merri
ment throughout and will be admirably presented.
Fords Opera House should be crowded to-mot.
row night not only for the exceeding excellence OF
the programme, but for the further fact that the
proceeds will not help to swell tho pockets Of star
company but will remain 10 alleviate the suffering
| in our midst
National Republican., 1878-05-06

TRAyELEns will find the Grand Central Hotel
New York Is Of the most excellent hotels In that
city. Those who cannot be suited In price and
deed
National Republican., 1878-05-06

THE largest selection lightweight clothing, at
EIsEMAs BROS, oVrner-Seyenth and r.
National Republican., 1878-05-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits Special rates on time
deposits. J. II. sourER d Co.,
Bankcrs 1tl6 Pcnnsyivania avenue
National Republican., 1878-05-06

National Tbcatre-Manager Fords Beneht.
Kerry" with Mr.. Boucicault In the title roe
and Champagne aud oysters will be produced on
the occasion of Manager Ford's benefit on Thurs
day evening Mays
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HORSES. CAKKIAGEs. o..


AoSS'fssfky sfyss SsLE EXrsA als ss1b
ELEGANT A ctkhIAGts s s Masoks. qhsxsssSEss. sc.
TO BE sOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION THIS DAY.
AT srASEs as kasr kAx i At Il 9GaqoB sGks is
THE WHOLE THE PRoPEkrY OF PRIVATE GEN.
BY CHAs. c. DUFF. AUCTIONEER.
M en. H wiz %. a sy % ras
~ MamOrino Chief ar.s by ksn.asky Pilot Gson q
This sams Of y assa but
son. aud tnen roted but and the and
ss IL
no has been used exclusively roads, and u he gets 10
s: % s s ss9 s
beat 2;sa ne T. WAIT, warranted n sound and ksd
got by uenera Knox dam hy Toronto Chief he
stylish and handy drivers road oo long for him can beat
warranted sound and kind.
Very hsndsoms and ias. dapple Gelding ERo l5
nre Of Ethan Aenl. first dam by John j. Crittenden rec
ord 20 a. Chicaro, second dam by Long Island Jnpi
ter this Is OF the hnes we'll fastest horses over
hooked Tor what work hs has he TO track aud
snov three heats better than @ day ami loot with
ne fastest to the poie he fully warranted sound and
FL Elegant Team ei family o. gen.s%sn's Road Horses
dam by Fields Royal George; they the ele
giant and closest matched htched trot In
Elegant Saddle Horse COMMODORE. bred in Kentucky
one Of tho perfect saddle living. has all gas
guides by motion ridden BY LADY exclu
In harness. is not afraid Of anytning warranted safe
the most mid lady child TO ride drive and warranted
Very gentle Pony Phaeton or SADDLE Mare nerect pet
ior children and warranted sound and kind
Brcw1ttr Road WAgon Depot wsgon, Single and Dou
bic Harness: saddles % and md Brides, AZ -. ro
HIGHEST BIDDER
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. ,2e5 BRoADWAYr1s
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR ktCEPTloN OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPEkS

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TRAvEILERs' GUIDE-2D PAcE-6th col.
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2D PAGE I'd col.
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IMPORTANT
tc OWNERS Of
CARRIAGES.


s.s |,
q !. sS. :; s Ay M fs; on %
''' 5sSXEh,iSsSyii isyiSs TICKER.
q :, on.
We do nothing but the BEST QUALITY OF WORK.
NEW OAkRIAGks. and while ws cannot make price, =
We KNOW ina. our CHANCES AKE Less than
one else will do work OF the same HIGH STANDARD -
aiming build large eqsins:: IN mi. branch
ING EErYTAIoN can % msins.aed without s.s.
dealing principle throughout
ws n 90 ss s 'nsa no hsy @
meet with same consideration tney correspond with us
afforded, and under circumstances viii We 'slight
Upon request member of Arm viii call at any de-
sired point IL New YORK vicinity 60 make esm..ss
mate carriage that requires "noins up whether
Ne. s,sgfH Fa 81 'snd Tor
Al carriages placed with u for repairs are by spes.
BY IRE The they enter our premises ana the own
their own policies transferred.
6
their US 1 S %ss ana. m ol fkS
OBLIGArlON thereby, and may be benefited In various
..,.o,, KIsLEY, IeyINa 4 TUCKER :,
A aSsss 4sS
o"o'"G" AT 10 pGHaa o'6lo6k. "A'
THE BROW gsorrIsG STALLION LASpssEs,
sh Ssrn dam Euaa
Swigert's Lexinstoa, son Of Lexington and Ann
Nigh sasasm Z.
ness; 10 can show now 20 40 ssi. and can sros
: ssa y Il Il:
ton. Ky; by whom be was BRED .,v ~.
HANDS aGch S %f U@m i: pro%ps
Z. handy as pair Of ponies not afraid Of thing;
rsnt.emsn who 4. leaving for Europe; warranted
ELEGANT TEAM BAY. CARRrAGE HORSES. Iek
hands hi gh years old; afraid OF nothing; superior
n ss n sssessi as ali s: s.s.s
ELEGANT GL%RHSGE oS % SPRINGS bull. BY Brad
BRotSaAs md BRETT By III. same maker, s n. Who'll.
A JOINT SALE OF rRorrISG STOCK
a. auction upon absolute .srms
property Of the following wel snown brssds:-
nsrnF an,ns mn sus s,as as. ESI:y
CIV Gr,wsla isng Island A., stud: near Ssw.own; L l.
American
I'D and SD It,. New YORK,
SATURDAY, May 25, 1878, commencing at 10 30
o'clock A. ".
JAMES ". OAKLEY CO.,
l. A. LAWRENCE, Auctionoer.
OF tho 47 animals 20 arc driving and geldngs TO
years old BY such res as kentucsy Primes. B.ckwood
Dictator tbroher OF Dexter. Thomas Jefferson Revenge
Dixon. Rysdyk. Ashland, DC, including match pair
light driving horses Two stations -vx Freshm
BY Biackwood dam by Edwin Forrest hss old
3es aud could tro In IS when In condticn) aud
Revenge Volunteer. dam Ly OF American Star,
by old Abdsllah; 10 are brood includ
the dams Of RosaiiEd C22izJSMohawt. C2 Jr
q s25i. Backwood Belle q sa'i years., Moilie Long
t2 .I3h. years. and others by Rysdyks Hambetonian
Clark Cbi-f Volunteer strdeaway &ci are unbros
yeangs and year ods chiefly b. Beausrc that sold at
the special sale tor s. So and Kentucky Pnce that
fetched siO7O In the sale three daughters OF Ken
tucky Qreen dam of Kentucky Prnccl. one being by
Beausrs. by Blackwood aud one by Warhed closey
resembles her magnificent dam In toal by Bea ausfre
The breeding and stock will be sold first. bernnnE
with stations: In order will be the brood ares.
ycaugs oIds reservng the harness animals
Tor the last.
No postponoment account OF weather.
For catalogues address
A SECOND HAND CARkIAGEs.
ti.l Lad uofwo wond tros ~. faudao Ia
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HORSES. CARRIAGES sc.

HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
R0 GOOD wOKK HORSES; 20 YOUNG MULES:
CUsnitablo for any business. half value. $40 West
2fph ST.
con HORSE. BUSINESS AGoN AND HARNESS; (;
spCO.suit amy business 5i6 Broome near Thomp-
son crockery store.
con WILL Buy FULL sPRING Tor WAGON AND
spCOset Harness. good order. 24s West 4is; st
GI.)E SECOND HAND BREWSTER IMPROVED
ID ZsJspring Wason. In fine order: fine Harness.
Robe. Whip IL East 18TH st.. near Broadway.
Sc5n WILL Buy IHE E. FINEsT FAMILY AMI HORSE
very stylish Call days before II. at West +5th
COACHMAN.
cnOnn FOR ONE OF THE PRETrIEsT ROAD
pOOOturnouts In the city Morgan and Black Hawk
Horse. years old warranted sound and kind nearly
Top Wagon. nv Wood Single Harness. LAD Robes Blan
keis WHIP &C. cost over 81 900 this spring Inquire 500
West 31sts st.
CDSn FOR ALL sORREL TKoTrING GELDING
IOCOAnidor, l51s high, years old: rot by EtaRn
Allen driver: trot in 40. either sinaly
TO the pole warranted sound and kinds also top sdehar
Wagon. by Dusenbury NeilsoI single Harness. Robe
Blanket whip Ae the properly q Eenismsn giying
Tattersail's. corner Of Broadway and 39th ST.
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DRY GOODS.
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NO. 81 WEST l4rH ST. near 9Th ay. New York
HUMAN HAIR AND BEAUrlFYING BAZAAR.
complete assortment OF the choicest Beautiyng Cos
EUuENIE's SECRET OF BEAUTY. the great magic
beautihcr tor the complexion. speciality II imparts
brilliant transparency removes freckles. pimpes
and all skin blemishes Warranted to be harmless 81
per box.
f. .oudrays Aurora Golden Fluid for bleaching the
hair fnc golden blonde, 81 Is and S. per bottle.
=. Coudray's AMULA. tn. frcckle lotion
will remove tan in fifteen :;,nutex 81 per bottle.
The latest sensation. ALBURNINE, bleach the hair
the fashion goidcn brown. s. so per bottle.
Coudrays celebrated Vegetable veIoutlne Face Pow
der, for blondes and bruuettes, 81 per box.
Liquid Vegetable Face anu LIP kouges 81 50 and 81
per 5ottie.
No gray hair.
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WANTED TO PUIECHASE.
TNRUG STORE; MEDIUM SIZE: GOOD LOCATION I:
lJchcnp state price. &c Address CLERK, Herald Up
office
w NANTED--A LARD COOLER. TO HOLD ABOUT
w throe tierces Apply to address w. MILLER, 10
Moore
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-10-16
eur DAILY.

Barrett, Of the Hartford Herald. is
Issuing a handsome little fair daily,
and getting his reports from the fair
ground by telephone. -Courier-Jour-
nal.
The Hartford Herald's daily, which
is being published during the fair, is
a bright, gay sheet, though, as the I'M
married lady in "Midshipman Easy"
apOlogetically remarked of her baby.
sit is such very little one.-Evans-
vile Courier.
The Hartford Herald was run as n
daily during the fair there this week
Brother Barrett deserves encourage.
ment for his enterprise. The weekly
Herald is the most liberal and consci-
entious Democratic paper on our ex-
change list. Long may it flourish
Kentucky Republican.
Mr.. John p. Barrett, of the Hart
ford Herald, is issuing daily paper
this week. From the Herald of tie
first We learn that the Hartford House
caught fire last Friday and was saved
from total destruction with great diff
Guilty. Marion Likens and L. +. Til
ford received serious injuries in attemt-
ing TO extiDguish the flames. The loss
on the building TO Mr.. Washington
Phipps, the owner, is about 81, 900.
The loss to Mr.. w. T. King, the hotel
keeper, is fully $1,000. a few other
parties lost small amounts, in moving
good etc. Barrett is to have a-but
we'll let him tell it.
Mr.. Thomas S. Levi, of Louisville.
Telomacraphone constructor, is here
erecting Telamacraphone from our
office to the fair grounds.
Courier.
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MOrgWntOMu Items.
MOGGANTOWN. Ky. Oct.

MoEGANTowN, Ky, Oct. ), rs.
Editor Herald:
The Hon. J. w. Caldwell and DIR.
Hunter, respectively, the Democratic
and Republican candidate for Con-
grcss in this District, addressed the
citizens of Butler on Friday last. Their
speeches were long, logical and enter
tanning,
The tuxiS influence of malaria is on
the wane red checks and bright ewes
tell us that Jack Frost has begun to
make some sanitary measure Tor the
health of our people.
MorgantoNn can boast of a "Snuir.
Dipping Society" Its members are
mostly young ladics-no gentlemen
admitted. 1t holds its regular sitiings
at the church. On every Sabbath a.
m. its programme of business is gone
through with Just before services com
mence. 1t has many signs, passwords
aud Cesticulalions connected with its
ceremonies. The object of this society
is the development of social habits aud
qualities; to I've a member is consider
ed ornamental. The society seems to
be in furnishing condition at present.
A doctor in Butler says he had Il
case of majestic chills" and it turned
to "mclodious fever" he gave it some
spirits of "Myrinda," and it soon was
conversant Mrs. Darlington can
stand back.
During a thunderstorm some time
since the lightning struck a persimmon
tree standing in the bam-yard of Mr..
VIM. West, near this place, splitting
the tree into splinters and killing n COW
and five geese, all at the same explo-
sion. Mr.. West SAYS he has no more
faith in the philosophy that teaches that
feathers are a protection against light
ming, since it hunted all his premises
and never ceased so long as it could
find goose to kill. He says he will
forever hereafter keep off feather beds
during storm. NJ.
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From all parts of the country reports
come of the immense sales aud increasing
demand for that deseryingly popular Sew
ing Machine The old and reliable SrAN-
DARD, the price of which the proprietors
wisely reduced TO $50. including all the
attachments, and at once secured for
them popularity among the people, far
beyond that ever yet attained 10y any 9th
er machine at any price, the consequence
OF which Is, agents are leaving the old
high priced machines, aud seeking terri
tory for the STANDARD. Knowing from
experience that with the best goods at the
lowest price, they can outsell all other
machines, where the superior quality and
low price is made known This SPLENDID
Machine combines all the improvements
Is far ahead of all others in beauty and
durability OF its work, ease and manage
ment. light running and certainty of OPP
Grafton, is sensibly made upon sound
principles, with positive working parts
all steel, and can be safely put down as
the very perfection of serviceable Sew
ing Machine, in every particular, that
will outlast any machine, and at a price
far down below any other. Ii is thor
oughly warranted for five years. Kept
IN order free OF charge. And sent to any
part OF the country for examination by
the customer before payment of the bill
We can predict equally as large demand
for them in this section as in Others.
Families desiring the best machine man
ufactured should write direct to the fac
tory. Any enterprising persons wishing
to seize the chance, should apply for so
desirable an agency. See advertisement
in another part of this paper. Address
Standard Machine Co. Cor. Broadway &
Clinton Place. New York. 4-40-lv.