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National Republican., 1878-11-01
sirAxTs to order. E.,eman Bros, 7th and
THANKSGIVING DAY.
by tho President of the United States of
AmeriCn-.A PrnClamallOn.

The recurrence Of that season at which it is the
habit OF our people to make deSuut and public con.
fesSiJu Of their constant dependence upon the Di-
vine favor for all the good gifts Ofife and happiness
and Of public peace and pros slGry exhibits in the
record Uf tho year abundant reasons for our graft
tudG and Thanksgiving.
EXuberHut HArycsts, productive mines ample
crops oitnc staples of trade and manufactures have
enriched the country.
. The Resources thus furnished 10 our reYlving In.
dustTy AMI expanding commerce are hHstCuing the
day when disCOrds ami distres,es through the
length and breadth Ofthe land will under the con.
tinued favor OF fPrOvdenCe, have given way 10 con.
hdUnCe, and energy and assured Prosperity.
Peace with al nations has been maintained un-
broken domestic Tranquility has prevailed and the
institutions liberty and justice which the wisdom
and virtue Of cur fathers established remain
The general prevalence Of the blrs,ing of health
through our wide land has made more conspicuous
the suffering and sorrows which the dark shadow
o pcstlenCG has east upon portion of our people.
This heavy RthICUUn even tho Divine Ruler has
TEMPERED 10 the suffering communities In the uni
yersal sympathy and sucror which have flowed t.
their relief; and the whole nation may rejoice In
the unity Of spirit III our people by which they
chesrfu.ly shar. one anOthers burdens.
Now, therefore, !. RCTHERF"RD b. HAYES, Pres
dent ui The United States. do appoint Thursday, the
eSth day Of November next, a. Il day OF National
Thanksgiving and Prayer; and ! earnestly recon.
Mend that, Withdrawing themselves from secular
and lHbOrs the people Of the United States do
meCt together on that day in their respective places
OF worship, there To give thanks ami praise to Al
mighty trud for His mCrgics, and to deyUutiy be
sc"Ci JIrlr continuance.
IN Wines whcrcofI have hereunto set my hand
and Caused the real Of the Uniel states to be al.
fixed
Done at the city OF Washington this goth day oI
October in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
third
,l'EAL1 ., RIB. HAYES.
MM N IEAETz gpCrptC-y gT Statn
National Republican., 1878-11-01

Augustus Boyle, variety actor, professionally
known as Harry Il. Richmond, killed Daniel Arch
er, Philadelphia halter, during quarrel, said to
have been IcglT.Hs some women, in a restaurant
in Philadelphia last Tuesday evening. Archer and
Boyle were standing at the bar tJscther when the
former g.Nslei pv!.s's cont and scuGle followed.
B vie reached over the counter caught up a
pitcher, aud siruch Archer one blow on the back
Of the head, Telling him to the floor and breaking
the pitcher. boyle then left aud did not know Ell
the fatal result vi the ahtHy until his arrest later
in the Cvul.!,- at the new NNliuHul Theatre, where
he was paying an engagement. Boyle formerly
resided In this city, AMI was at one time Il stenO-
graphcr In the Departments. lie was brother Of
Miss Annie Boylr, TIC young actress who made her
d,Jnt hc!e H. Jul.G about eighteen months ago.
Boylu's ycT,HliHy and eduCutou, which enabled
him to devise all HE own character sketches made
him very successful as II variety actor He hal
Considerable iume IL, Il low COme'tiau. and was al
orc time CONNECTED with liuyorIy's Mn,ueIs.
The COlOucrh IUr! yesterday returned Il verdict
that dee, ,r,rI cane t. his dcNIl. irUm yiD.vUuc at
the I...d. 1T h,yIe The defendant was commit.
ted To- uWu.l the a, ton If lhe District Attorney.
OlE 81. lra 1-,aale -iIta ..rlGss any :3J suit
L'a.r .,Ollrr ,I hg ETY.. kATLESsTEIS,
National Republican., 1878-11-01

To he Editor Of N. National Republican:
.SiR: The proposition to erect the proposed music
hall In the reservation bounded by Market space.
seventh street. Pennsylvania avenue. and Eighth
street, Is certainly not well considered. Whenever
new public building is talked Of the irst PROPOSE
ton We hear is to put 1t on one of the public rescr
vatiUns. Thus. at the last session, u report was
made to Congress In favor Of erecting the Library
Of Congress in Judiciary Square, whereby one of
the pretticst parks In the city would be ruined In
fact, the public reservations are all necessary as
parks and constitute Of the greatest attractions
or our city. 1t would be bad economy to enCum.
Der them with public buildings now and hereafter
be compelled 10 buy land at high prices for parks
As to the complaint that there are too many open
spaces along Pennsylvania avenue. It eau be said
that strangers do not think 50. The reservations
are It's most beautiful features and there are none
too many Of them.
What pennsyv avenue needs Is q better class
Of buildings, particularly on the southern side
These will come graluRlly as the city increases in
wealth and population. II would certainly be eX.
pCl.cmt to erect he new music hall on Penusylya.
mia avenue. Where could more suitable or cen.
trai location be found than IN the south sile Of
Pennsylvania Hvcuue. lc'weeH Twelfth and Th!r.
tceUth StrCr'st \ magnificent building there would
certainly approve the appearance of the Avenue
fully as II erected on the reservation, as PTnPgsei.
MtSlC.
National Republican., 1878-11-01

About hRlfpast ten o'clock yesterday morning
McliInnls Sands, clerk in Major II. l.. BiscOes
grocery store on Water street, foot of Eleventh
southwest, shot himself with pistol In the head.
The shooting was reported to have been an attempt
to commit suicide, but the facts, as cleaned by
RFPUBLICAE reporter, indicate that 1t was purely
accidental. The pistol was lying on sholf behind
the counter. Sands, as it is believed, for the pur.
poso of Tightening number Of persons who were
In the store at the time, picked 1t up, remarked
that he believed he vas going crazy and would
shoot himself and placing the weapon under his
right ear fred As soon the pistol was discharged
it Is stated, he cried out, oh, my God I've shot
my,cf did not know that pistol was loaded"
He then rushed into Birchs restaurant, adjoining
and back again into the store as If distracted when
but deemed It nadvsaLle TO probe for the bail At
that time The wounded man was conveyed to his
home, corner of b and Eighth streets southwest
Last Wednesday afternoon Sands and James Ma
honey COlUieG porter in the store wers handling
the pistol, and 1t was not loaded. Wednesday night
MRhUuey took the pistol from the store and put one
cartridge In 1t without the knowledge Of sands 1t
was placed back on the shelf and when SRndstook
It UP yesterday he still believed ii 10 be unoRdet
The ball, which IS from No. 81 Cartridge, alter
entering The head. took q downward course, In.
citing serious wound. Sands is about thiTty.two
years Of age. and has been in Major Biscoe's EN-.
plny about four years He bcurs an excellent Tepu-
ta''pu for sOLrety and general integrity. He has a
wife but no CnIldlen.
National Republican., 1878-11-01
Yellow Fever Notes.

Surgeon General wOoiworth yesterday received
from Ripley Ropes, treasurer Of the Brooklyn re.
lief committee, NChcck for 500 wiihthe following
explanation: our attention was called to all ar.
tirle in the press announcing the arrival of the
Chambers at ~t. Louis, and the statement by the
commanding officer OF great dcStitutiOn and suffer
ing at many points on the Mississippi River. VIII
you please place the amount Of this check In such
manner GN shall respond To that CALI
Captain II. H. Hpwgatc, for the signal Corps. yes
rrtIy dep Jsitcd s7J57 h the credit of tho relief
fund.
The president Of the Howard Association at
Memphis under date of October y. Acknowledges
the receipt ofS.O in cash and sdol2 IN provisions,
e. sent the 18th and l7th of september respectively
by the citizens Of Hyattsyl.e and Bladensburg for
the yellow fever sufferers.
There was no meeting Of the Relief Commission
yesterday.
National Republican., 1878-11-01
Consolidating the samaritaus.

Two committees representing the National Grand
Lodge and the National Grand Council Of the Or
der Of samaritans were In session at Odd Fellows
Hall, on Thirteenth street northwest. yesterday
afternoon. The object Of the meeting was to con.
slider apropotiOn for the union Of the two branches
Of the order Aner an organization had been perfec.
ted wth.Rev. L. W. Williams as president and Rev.
W. H. Wood, secretary, 1t was decided to adjourn
until this morning at ten o'clock. The following
are the names OF the committeeman For National
Grand LOdge-Kev. +. " Williams. Norfolk. Va;
". II. Curtis. Brooklyn, y Y: 5. l.. Nichols, W. II.
National Grand CounCil-Rev. W. II. Wood, J. d.
Oliver and ]. A. SeRton, Baltimore. Md; Dr. D. p
Scaton, Wilmington, Del, and K. Dawson, Wash.
ington, d. c.
National Republican., 1878-11-01
PROGRESS OF oFIMpRovEMBNTs
Annual Report Of the Inspector OF Buiid
InRs,

Inks-
Mr. Thomas Entwise. inspector Of Buildings,
has nearly completed his annual report Of the
work done In his once from November l. 1871 TO
June 30 1873 from which the following synopsis Is
made!
Number Of brick dwellings and stores, 3ii; value,
s77i $50. Brick repairs, 2S; value s97,25l. Brick
value SOL 900. Brick school.house, value, slOO'
OOO Brick church. 1 value, 500. Brick work.
shops, IL; value, s2lSSO. Greenhouses, 2; value
$50. Office buildings, 4; value, sl6335. Ice
houses, 2; value $500 Frame repairs, l'2; value
s29267. Frame sheds, 7S; value, s3,i29. Frame
s36 One boiler value $50; 20 awnings and p
vaults Total l.OOl permits at value OF sl.l25-
163 The revenues for eight months amounted to
s2OO7 Total number OF buildings erected In this
the United States. 1853. There were entered 66
complaints of dangerous buildings which have
been examined and acted upon. The work OF the
office has 80 much increased that the inspector Is
compelled to ask for an additional assistant for
outdoor duty. In relation to the District buildings,
he reports that the First Police Precinct station.
house Is In complete order. The Finh. he thinks,
should be transferred to the Central Guard. House,
which could he improved for the purpose. The
others require an expenditure Of sl1C) TO keep
them In repair. The Police Court and market houses
are all in good repair except the street which
lsunlit for use and unsafe to life and limb. An
immediate appropriation Of 81 900 is needed for the
engine houses. The one In GeorgctOwn Is declared
unit for use and a new one Is recommended.
lie urges the completion OF the two wings
OF the new work house aud putting in Of heat
ing apparatus at an expense Of $500 In re-
gard to school houses little Is said they being un
der the control Of the Mechanical Janitor. but he
shows the necessity for the supervision OF all the
District buildings being under the immediate
charge Of the Inspector Of Buildings
National Republican., 1878-11-01
National Theatre English Opera-"Chines
of Normunuy,"


Tho performance al the National last evening
consisted of tho Chimes of Normandy" which was
performed with the success peculiar to all efforts of
the Hess English Opera Company. Miss Mon.
tagues MgH0HtHe was presented with the chic and
abandon belonging to that role. Mrs Scguln's Ger
main was udirs and melOdious and Mr.. Castles
Marquis de TYc.Roi was a reviyICaton Of former
trIumphs Mr.. Turner Impersomated the poor
cabin boy" Robin More, with his usual success and
Mr.. Scguin's SkaT was enacted ln Characteristic
vein.
eft Faust will be presented, with tho distinguished
Isr5Frirrc as IGrgrerde. Miss Montague, whose
late in irrsouatOn Of Sie5c was overwhelmed with
plaul.,s by Baltimore audiences, viii make her
only washington appearance In that character
The farewell performances OF the present season
will consist Of the erUopulRr "Chimes Of Nor.
mandy" at the matinee tomorrow afternoon, and
"M!glOn' tomorrow evening. Upon the latter
ocCa, ,ion Miss Abbott will appear as MgHOn, Misl
Adelaide Randall as Ftdsric0, Miss Montague a
E.uu, and Mr. Castle as WliheiH Aes!sr.
National Republican., 1878-11-01
ST. Peters Church Fair,

The fur and bazaar for the benefit Of st. Peters
Church, on Capitol Hin, held at the ParochM
School building, Oh street south between Third
aul Fourth east Is proving to be Il grand success
under the management Of the lady managers. In
the voting Of tho gold headed cane to the most poT
ular pastor Father Boyle appears to lie nhead so far
The highest vote for the handsome cameo ring thus
far Is conceded to be Miss Nellie Robinson, as the
most popular young lady The post Office and
fpwer.b0"ct Is ably prc.llnd over hy Mrs. Gala
glluu; the COnlcCtOnCry.IblC by Mrs. and the
Misses Barry; the supgcr-lahc by Mrs. CDucllcy;
the fancy tables by Miss sarah lIurbn, Mis- Laura
CdIlughUn, Al,,s Anna Css!ell, Miss Rose DOoey,
and Miss Dell Reynolds.
CmILpEEN's OvercoGts md listers from 50 to SIS
National Republican., 1878-11-01
Thpatre COIniuue.

The bill presented at the Colnique continues to
attract large audiences nightly, and every one goes
away pleased. The variety portion Of the perform
anCe enables Of TIE best specially artis's 10 the
profession tUshow theirabi litCs and the drama by
) e. France, entitled Dead to the World, brings
out the full strength Of the company At :hs eStab.
lisAmelL
National Republican., 1878-11-01

ITr -I-I,. y! ILc C..W has Is'lCl the IO,lO
mae. lei ,,s.a:
!. l,ibr.' 3d.. I rIuuccs Bou,iIn.
ID Ni.,n. and Alice Audelr,n.
Il.,uI, Iu.uuN and Maria West
Charlie. i,u.n~.u and EECu Wh 70
Anthony -."AoIl Uud Auuir raluar.
IIWarI nlp~u auu Martina kcuucy.
ll.unas Ba-.ry and AHic philIlp,0n.
a. J. Lombard and -usUuup y. Barbour
National Republican., 1878-11-01
National 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
At BALTIMORE AND PUroNAc DEroT SIXTH AND


AT BALTIMORE AND ONO pErOr, NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND STREET.
Morning, Evening.
Nb:l0, 81, Louis d C1n eN. ti.S0, baltimore accom-.
5000 PhilR- & n. Y. eN. $50 baltimore accom-.
'7:30 Chico n Pitts'g eI. 500 y y. Phil & Bo' ek.
$50. baltimore and way Sos Piedmont, Strashurg
stations Winchester, Fred ck
t26, Fred &C. MET. br'Ch.) Hagerstown. Point OF
e:.7, Baltimore, Annapolisl Rocks 4 way stations
express sG:37 baltimore accom-.
fft, MRTtinsburg and Ha- s7:0j Baltimore express
geTstOwu ac. (MOtTo 's7:5. Baltimore way stu
pOlitAn branCh.D tiOns.
elC:Ju, Baltimore accom-. ssO. Chicago q St. Louis
D#O, Baltimore express. 'gl7, NY, Phu n Boston
express.
-Arrlve daily. Others Sundays excepted.
Hs- For the limo of departure OF trains, see hdvsr'
tsements elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-11-01
A Contractors Complaint.

Edward Kelly and Andrew Gleason, contractors
for the paving of Seventh street northwest entered
into partnership for the execution Of the work but
now have fallen out, and dissolution Of the firm
is inevitable The former goes into the Equity
Court, alleges that the latter keeps the accounts
controls the finances, and will not permit him TO
examine the books. He further alleges that Glca
son is using the money received from the District
10 puy his private debts and leaving those created
by the operations OF the present contract unsettled
lie asks for an injunction 70 restrain him from
making further expenditures and the appointment
of n receiver tn take charge Of the moneys due anil
to make an equal distribution after the debts are
paid.
National Republican., 1878-11-01
KArlE>,IEiN Is the Clol l.cl

Two democratic papers in the lw'rr.''l rnrsyI-
SREtR datrcl-ihg BClleluule IluirbJw unI the
Lewiston &,ii,Us'-have 50 far refused t.. .lLp IT
ex Governor Curtin lie has Il heavy Dumurru'.c
mGjWity t" draw upon, but with the dh'uli,Hr't.u
existing in lltC Democratic ranks and popular Ma
tional cuu,ji5to running against him it w.u uot
need much ui M uPheRYal 10 defeat him.
National Republican., 1878-11-01
SIS SUITS to order. E.,ouan Bros. IN and E.
NaudaiH's,

At NRudUius, No. 7y9 Market Space. some spler.
did bargains In CARPETS Of the best Lakeule on,Icl
Nnuduins Is also the headquaHcr, for cIouG,,
sairts and shuws, Chinrhl!u clo,kng.. bcuyers
for CioNk', al.-wOul CNshmcrrs, NC. oar reudels
shuud consult the prices printed IN our Rdver.
Using columns.
National Republican., 1878-11-01

New Advertisements.
Lost-TucSdAy October 30, boa.
National Thcatre-IIeSs Opera Company
Twelve historical lcctures-Dr. John Lord
diamond cNr.rings-M. W. Gait, Bro. & Co.
Carpets, carrets-T. n. Naudain, 700 Market space.
Posponement sale OF English crystal chands
liers
wanted-An energetic man to travel and also a
young lady.
Olive Melton OYerconts-Gcorge c. Hennlny. 40
Seventh street northwest.
National Republican., 1878-11-01
srAMrIrn- COM, Oc'. p ISIS,

STANI DIl'. ' ON, bG'. ~, lHIN.
GENTLEMES: have received yuur invitation to
deliver a cou.e Of lectures in Washington this win
ter. ani, thanking you flr request 30 gratifying,
would suggest. II you think advisable that the first
lecture be On Monday Nrygrlbcr -, ensuing.
With sentiments d high regard for yourselves
and the people Of Washington, am, gentlemen,
your obedient servant JOHN LORD.
II is understood that responsible parties In the
Cis are Canyasslng 10 meet the necessary expenses
aud to MAKE the proposed CJursc The literary feat.
ure Of the season For further particulars see ad.
veltisUlaCut
National Republican., 1878-11-01

f"E hhWsld Of Thirty yeuIs Mrs Wins,ow', SOr.h.
iNg syrup has been used for Children 1t CORE. is
ardi'A 1T the stomach, relieve, w,ni collie r,Eu.
iNIr' '"e v '"cIs, CuIys d} ,cuirrt anl dlRrrHrN,
Mirlh'l 49,. ..luE lTpm icrihilE or other causes, An
Old ani WrI.trici remedy Il cgutsu bottle
National Republican., 1878-11-01
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
ovERCoATs.
BUSINESS SUITS,
NOW IS TIE TIME TO CHANGE.
PRICES FROM s. TO SIS.
FoR FSAsSiMERE IkRat ,sh PASTAk11Nsi ia % Msiu
,TNpEssiiIRTs IpEs AND - DRAWERS,
FROM 50 CENTS TO IS.
NOAH wALKER & CO.,
625 Pennsylvania avenue.
We SHOULD not suffer from cough which few
doses OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral Will cure. Time,
comfort health are all saved by II.
FASCY Western Creamy and Choice New York
Butter received daily at Spicers Wholesale Butter
Store, corner Ninth and streets. Prices as low as
the lowest.
YouSo ProrLE do pay attention to your teeth
neglect Will soon ruin them. BE wise In time
Clean them daily with TiiTRsroS's Ivory PEARL
ToorH POWDER. the most perfect dentrince Known.
white and sound. win harden the gums, swsoteii
no breath, and prevent toothAcne Sold BY all
druggists. Is and 50 cents per bottle.
wELIs' MACHIsE-SPREAp sTREsGrHEsfSa PLAsr.
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow.
en far surpass all others.
HARD times demand economy; pracuce II by
rsnoyating your sOiled gloves with JouvETs Iso-
pEnous KID GLOVE CLRAssrh. Price 2 cents per
bottle.
ARE you bilious. troubled with heaoache. dizzy.
ness, sick stomach, constipation, &c? Are you dys-
pcptic, nervous, dull, and lansuid? Averse to all
exsrton. IL your life misersble3 You require n.
change Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood. Take QuIRK's IRISH TEA, the great mousse
hold remedy. 1t will soon relieve you. Sold By. all
druggists, % cents per package, which makes
quart OF medicine.
Is your hair harsh. dry and stifr7 Does II refuse
to ouri3 Dress II with 1HoNrsos's oNAbE oPrDtr
~ nlA aTtn tfah nj ,artt
will improve 1t. Sold BY druggists. &c. Price IS.
and so cents per bottle
National Republican., 1878-11-01
ThI.yes Kunming Awnx with Timc.

The residence Of Mr.. A. ~ KcnGIay on sixth
street between + aud norlhNr, Wa, entered by
burglars last Wednesday evening. Tie lh.eyes If.
fectrd al entrance by cutting tie S.a', out Of one
OF the shutters in the basement They succeeded
IN getting away with valuable clock, and several
tlIes Of tableware but overlooked quantity Of
slvcTwurr which was in a 81 lcDuard in the room
Tuhrcd This Is the fourth tiMe that MT. RCuaduy
ha' 'uiicrCl at the LELds Of thieves and he prJ.
poses TO give his next visitors Il warm !rgCylila.
National Republican., 1878-11-01

Miss NlE"lNIA CHAHlrls Of Petersburg Va VIII
deliver lecture. al tie h-II of inr N,lI MN,
Christian AsuClatIuu. on Fri lay eyout ,la<I. ".
vcubcr !, uu The pu'y orrhrsliuu WYla,u' All
pic r0IIIlM. invited to rucnd.
National Republican., 1878-11-01
Thermome,rIo Readine..
Indications,

For the Middle Atlantic states colder. clear or
partly cloudy weather; uorthwcs,erly winds rIs.
ing barometer.
National Republican., 1878-11-01
Ainusements.

THEATRE CoMlQUE.-Narirty performance.
NATIONAL THENTRE.-Emma Abbott and the Hess
English Open Company.
National Republican., 1878-11-01

Mems, youths, and boys OverCORts The largest
assortment in the District Et,eman Bros, Popular
Price ClOthieTs cor. 7th and Z.
National Republican., 1878-11-01

The FLOWING coUesp7utcnnc shows what i In
store for the Washington rr ir. Rul will he no
doubt haI!cI with delight by ,h..e who heard the
distinguished lecturer before:
WASHES D.. Oy: . 1878.
Re-. D.. JDip L2rd:
Sin: We the hrunier.ignei. reoaI!u- the course OF
lecture. recently delivered by y.u ia ih.. city and
bvllcyia- that similar course dIrtug the coming
ton pubic. unite In roIne,'!&s y,p to deliver
course Of twelve Lectures. Of Character similar 10
those IN the course abDye retvrri to. We pr 'icSs
our belief If ynG CGu ID 80, that most attractive
literary entertainment can hG furnished 10 our reO
pc and the lecture PLATFORM in our city elevltcd
amI uT Wm ytr. sTwSW IS Y rSl,o E"I IMm. gm
G. W,Nny Peter Parker spencer r. Hlirl. \. R.
spOto?d, L. ". GalRuGct, VIA Sl!Ckuey. and others
National Republican., 1878-11-01

EIsENNS REoS' popular price system Is having
telling eject Their establishment /, crowded from
morning to night with customers IN quest Of cloth.
ing.
National Republican., 1878-11-01
The Cold SuaD

shouid 'em.nd ladies not, to delay in the purchase
OF d ~,a, Kin SGCque from Sliucmc'E l.G Penn.
EIym"" a'vnuG also latest style Of ladies fine tc.t
National Republican., 1878-11-01
The Promised Music Hail.

MSS heavy kip Boots At 81 rs al the Great Bos.
on shoe Auction House ial Penn sylyAnla Avenue.
National Republican., 1878-11-01
Shot by His Own Hand.

ATTENTION. First elias, French kid Boots at 80 80
and gDnt button Boots, ST. at the Great Boston shoe
Auction House. i9l Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-11-01

BALTIMORE homemade calf Boot, Ot $3.50 at the
grcul Boston shoe Auction House, i9l Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican., 1878-11-01
An USElu ENIs.

Our Clothing Is reliable at popular prices. Else
man Bros, cor 7th and L SITS,
National Republican., 1878-11-01
DIR, John Lord,

Cn;aDRESs and boys sal,s fra s. % 81, at Kat.
zeustC!us 0lJ seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-01

ATTENTION Is called to mems hand.StItched calf
GRiters $3.50 to 81 at the Great Boston Shoe Auction
House, 40l Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-11-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent. interest paid on deposits. Special
rates on time deposits. J. II. SoUIER & Co.
Bankers lil6 Pennsylyania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-11-01

BEAUTIFUL black diagonal Overcoats for SO, at
Ka,zensten's 30 seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-01

ATTENTION Mems calf Boots, at 81 NJ the great
Boston Shoe Auction House, i9l Pennsyivan.s ave
nue..
National Republican., 1878-11-01
Augustus Boyle's Crime.

The best IS and $40 suit in the eGountry at Katzen
STEMS, SlJ seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-01

CmILDREN's OverC0Rts md listers from 50 to SIS
al KuzqlIslviu's, 90 seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-01

We SHOULD not suffer from a cough which few
doses OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral Will cure. Time
comfort, health are all saved by It.
National Republican., 1878-11-01

FANCY Western Creamy and Choice New York
Butter received daily at Spicers Wholesale Butter
Store, corner Ninth and streets. Prices US low as
the lowest.
National Republican., 1878-11-01

Is your hair harsh. dry and stifr7 Does It refuse
to curl? Dress II with IHoNpsoS's oNApE OPrDtR.
An olesginOus compound OF singular merit 1t
will improve II. Sold BY druggists, &c. Price Is.
and 80 cents per bottle
National Republican., 1878-11-01
Entering into Partnership.

O,H ST. 'ra .,-.aile -iits -urlcss any $50 suit
L'a.t .,Oldrr ,u he r.lY. kATLESsTEIS,
National Republican., 1878-11-01

HARD times demand economy; pracuce II by
rsnovating your sUiled gloves with JouvESs Iso.
DERoUs KID GLOVE CLRAssrh. Price 2j cents per
bottle.