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HARRISON a GATHRIGmT
MADAME &. j. OLIVER.
OYSTERS AND FISH.

lnPortcr and Dealer In Iaees, FnibroidereS Gloy,
Se. Wedding Trousseaus aud Mourning Goods
speciality, dress and cloak-making to order.
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LOUISVILLE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY Y
Embracing the Leading Business Houses
and Manufacturing Establish
ments in Louisville.
Dickinson Furniture MFG Co..
J. r. GATHRIGMT a 60.

Manufacturers nj hest sty les staple Furniture Ma
trcsses, Redding and chairs. Ohcc aud Wareroor
sixth street, between Naia and Market.
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Ia Tuition, prizes range from So To 50 in the
regular DepartiAent.. Primary, So; Intrrmciiiir
$50; Preparatory, sg0 and fallegiaie sin.
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For full parliouar., a. 10 lsiafd, Ac, a,ldrp-,
MRs. n. q. TKuEllEART. Principal.
.. stanford, Liueuiu Co, ~.
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2Gi Main 81. between 7ih and slh, Wholesale Man
iaciurers oi >aidl-, Harness, Collars Sc; Gath
rights Patent Saddles and Harness.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
The Experience of a Lucky Man.

Inc NCTlOlk Duy DOOk.
Mr.. George II. GOruto, the lucky man of
Princess Anne County, Va, who drew the
$4,000 prize in the Louisiana State Lottery,
was heavily in debt, with n mortgage on his
farm, and thugs going behindhaud with him
generally. He got hold of u copy of the ad-
vertiscmcnt Of the Lottery. lie determined
to make venture. lie had but S5.l5 In tho
world. lie wrote to NJ. A. Dauphin, p. O..
Box 692, New Orleans, and enclosed 81 IN the
letter, aud was just about to send 1t off TO the
post.oilice by boy, when a negro hand of his
called on him aud demanded Lis wages, which
Just amounted to s.. He offered the man the
S3 he had left, but this was declined by the
darkey, who threatened to leave his work just
ut u critical time unless he got the whole. lie
took the letter, aud the 81 out Of it, which,
with the So, he handed to the man.
Thus was he with but fifteen cents cash In
the world aud while IN this melancholy frame
of mind about an hour afterward, u negro man
drove up aud bought q load Of fodder, amount.
ing to $3.50, not enough to pay for the ticket
but with ten cents in his pocket he made vi
the amount and Te-wrOte the letter and en-.
closed 50. The next thing that turned NJ
from that 81 was the gratifying intelligence
that his ticket had drawn prize of $50, 600
more than enough TO alter his current or bad
luck, enable him 10 raise the mortgage Gtuck
his farm we'll aud put him On his pins again
Such is luck.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
BOARD or HEILTIT.
The Meeting Last Eveniug-Getting Ready
for Dissolution.

The Meeting Last Misunderstanding Ready
for Dissolution.
meeting of the Board of Health was held
at their rooms last evening, all the members
present. The report Of the operations of the
health officer for the week ending June was
submitted. as follows:
Nuisanccs reported, 5l5; abatcd, 273; tons Of
garbage removed, lJn; dead animals removed, 2li.
Marine products Inspected SO herring, 25l5
shal, ~ Sturgeon Ggii punches Of fish, SIS bushels
Of oysters. 2liDj crabs. and i0l2j clans; con-
demncd-l sturgeon, lSI punches OF fish, "a bushels
of oysters 2,It6 crabs, and l.42b clans. UnwhOle-
some food condtmnrd-llI pounds Of beef 30
pounds Of veal II pounds Of mutton, II pounds Of
bacon, chicken % dozen eggs, 2s5 cucumbcrs 9Ll
rGdiShes. II punches rhuharb, bushels of peas i
hushcl Of cherries, bushels Of apples, and III
bushels of peaches. Animals impOundc1 l7j re.
deemed, Is; killed lj6; amount realized, SlS.
On motion Of Mr.. Marbury, a committee,
consisting Of Messrs. Bliss, Cox, and Verdi,
was appointed to make report to Congress
regarding the river front.
The following resolution was read and
adopted, after which the board went into cx-
ccutivc session:
RcsOlrrd, That the secretary be instructed to pre-
pare schedule Of all the public property in charge
Of the Board Of Health; that he present the
nt the last meeting but one OF the board for It's ap
pruydl, and that at the proper time he deliver
said property tp the Commissioners Of the District
| of Columbia, taking receipt for the same
National Republican., 1878-06-12
GE0RGEToWN NEWS.
sABBATH.scHooL ANNIVERSARY.


Tho annual anniversary Of the Congress
Street Methodist Protestant Church WAS held
last night. The church was elegantly trimmed
with evergreens and flowers. The scholars
about two hundred In number-asscmblcd IN
the lecture room In the rear Of the church, and
at eight o'clock marched In classes, each class
being headed by It's teacher, to the front en-
trance Of the church, marched up the aisles, and
were seated In the front pews. The singing
was conducted by Mr.. +. A. Newman,
while Miss Murray presided at the me.
lodeon. The superintendent, Mr.. Brown,
called the assembly to order and the
exercises were opened with singing by the
children and prayer by Rev. William J. Floyd
The secretary, Mr. J. Wilson Fuller, read the
annual report showing the school to be in a
fourishing condition. The pastor Of the
church, Rev. Mr.. Murray, delivered an inter.
esting address to the children. Each class then
presented Its offering, each being accompanied
by square block, In imitation of stone, on
which were appropriate mottocs. These were
placed on handsome platform erected for that
purpose, and formed miniature pyramid. The
offerings amounted to several hundred dollars.
The rest of the programme consisting of reci-
tations, singing &C., was then carried out,
after which the audience was dismissed with
benedictioD.
KICKED by HORSE.
iesteruhy morning 1artner named ferrell,
living In Montgomery County, Nd, just be-
yond the District line, was kicked in the fore.
head, over the left eye, by n balky horse, and
received an ugly and painful wound. lie also
had his right hand badly bruised. He was rs.
sisted TO the office of DR.. Shekell, where surgi.
cal aid was rendered. after which he proceeded
on his way home. The accident occurred on
High, above Bridge street.
RIVER FRONT.
Arrived-Schoouer w. l.. Fcsscnden, Beebc,
Bath. Me-, TO load coal; Abbie, Corson, COrson.
Philadelphia, with 507 tons of coal to Mayfeld
x Hicston; {. W. Lock, Lock, Philadelphia,
with $50 tons Of coal to Solomon Slower; G. G..
c amer, Cranner, New York to load coal
David Strcakcr, Garrison, Boston, to load
William B. Thomas, Mariner, Kennel &C River,
with ice to the KenncbeC Ice Company
Oliver Amcs, Babbitt, Tampin, to load coal.
Clearcd--SchoOncrs David Carkson, ireland,
Boston, with iS9 tons Of coal Frank Leaning,
Collins, Boston, with 4S9 tons of coal Laura
Robinson, Kelly, New Bedford, with PIT tons
Of coal; W. b. Thomas, Mariner, Boston, with
ijO tons Of coal jesse l.. Lcetch, johnson.
GrotOn with 400 tons of coal A. NJ. Lee,
Williams, New Bedford, with $50 tons Of coal
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
The West. End Base. Ball Club, Of George.
town, yesterday defeated the Georgetown Col.
legc nine, ON the college grounds, by score oi
10 tot
DR.. F. s. Barbarin is lying quite i'll at hi.
residence on Dunbarton street. Of Dright's dis.
ease Of the kidneys.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
The "yaiue of IL Reputation"

The following are the facts in regard to the
check Of Mr.. William NJ. Davis and the "Cen-
tral National Bank" for non payment of which
a suit for $4,000 damages has boen entered.
The check was for SIS, when, in point of fact,
Mr. Davis had but ten cents to his credit in
the bank when the check was presented. This
was the only cause of its non. payment The
fact that the check was drawn on the "Metrop-
oils Savings Bank" had nothing to do with It.
The cashier, in declining to honor the check.
simply carried out the requirements Of the
bank. If the money had been in the Central
National Bank, the check would have been
promptly paid.
National Republican., 1878-06-12

Commencement Of the Columbia Law School.
The commencement exercises of the Law
Department Of Columbia University, at the
National Theatre, last evening, sufficed to
gather thrOng Of representative people of the
National Capital to bid the young aspirants
for legal iumc hearty God.spccd The aud =
torium presented beautiful spectacle, as the
fsircst daughters Of society gracc,l the scene
The stage was tastefully decorated with choice
cxOtics. and in the centre was placed mag
nifccmt floral column, which was intended as
. tribute to the late Professor Tyler, from his
pupils of the class of -.
number Of leading citizens occupied seats
upon the right of the stage, the other portion
being reserved for the members Of the gradu-
ating class.
After some choice operatic selections by the
Marine Band Rev. J. H. Cuthbert invoked the
Divine blessing.
Hon. J. Randolph Tucker, of Virginia, then
delivered the address to the graduates, after
whic; President J. G. Wclling, LAD, con-
FIRED the degrees. Hon. !. c. Bancroft Davis
awarded the prizes and the vast audience was
dismissed with benehictiOn.
The degree Of LIB was conferred upon the
following:
Harrington Brown. J. Walter Cooksey, John
Dennis Coughlin, Lucius MOntrose Cuthbtrt.
Harry Edgar Davis James q. Davis, Charles
Duicf Fowler, Arscnius Harvey, and George
Washington Kern, District of Columbia
Leonard Marhury, John f. Mason, and Charles
Tully Parker Virginia; William A. Purring,
ton, District Of Columbia; Daniel +. Raun
Illinois; George Augustus Sawyer, District o
Columbia; John Day Smith, Massachusetts
Douglass Twombly France, and Edward u
Wright, District Of Columbia.
The following gentlemen received the degree
nf | + NJ y nI Ia,
N. burbank, New York John X. Colettc
Kentucky NJ. A. W. Louis, Henry C. hewitt
William A. burlington, aud Leon Tobriner
District of Columbia.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITF NOTES.

Miscellaneous matter ou third page.
Regular Congress report on third page.
Court calendar and routine legal news on
third page.
-Lauckton's choice butter 25 cents. Fruits
and bananas.
A $500 Dent" stem. winding chronomctcr
for 5000. Jacobs, lOO6 Pennsylvania avenue.
Many of the holes in the block pavement
st the corner of Thirteenth and N streets have
been filled with dirt.
Parties were engaged yesterday in search
ing for the body of Mr.. Stacy Potts, supposed
10 be drowned in the river near Marshall Hall,
but they were unsuccessful
The old rails OF the Washington and
Georgetown Railway Company, on Pcnnsyl.
vania avenue between Seventh and Ninth
streets, are being taken up and new ones put
down.
Yesterday morning girl named Ella Ellis
was quite badly injured IN her side by falling
out OF a chCrry-tree ON a hill between Twenty
fifth and Twenty sixth streets aud Pennsyl.
vana avenue and NJ street.
The White sulphur and Chaly ybeatc Springs,
at Doubling Gap, Cumberland County, Pa, are
now open. This rare mountain retreat offers
unusual attractions for persons seeking summer
recreation.
-Licutenant- Commander Evans wcll-drilled
boys aboard the Saratoga gave u very interest.
ing exhibition of their military cvOlutiOns yes.
terday afternoon before very large audience
including many distinguished persons.
The alarm Of fire turned in from box III
last night, about half-past eight oclnck, was
caused by some mistaken persons, who thought
that they lad discovered fire in the coal
yard OF Mr.. Guinand, on ID, between Sixth aud
Seventh streets northwest
National Republican., 1878-06-12

This afternoon, at half.past four o'clock, the
EdVlc will play a nine from Baltimore COM
posed of some of the best talent of that city.
The "Cherries" have made important changes
in their nine, having secured Major, Freeman,
Lyme, and SmallwOod, formerly of the Rose
dale, aud intend to give their patrons a good
return for their money. Cars Of the Colum-
bia street railway run within few feet of the
main entrance.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Cleveland, Ohio-Forcst City, 2; Chicago, /.
Boston-Boston, 3; indianapolis, 0.
Manchester, n. H.-Manchester, 8; New
Bedford, o.
London, Ont.-Tecumsch, 5 Rochester, 9.
Worcester, Mass. Worcester, O, Westboro, 3.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
ReaI Estate Transfers.

Leonard Suinncrnnach to Csthariuc Suin-
nennach, for so, lots 40 aud II, in square 1902
J. c. q. Kennedy to Manda Kellogg, for 5000,
sub-lot II, square 3l7. Eugene Carusi ct. al,
trustees to George C. Bradley, ct. al, for $3.50
lot..29, square l6i l.. W. Vale to J. f. Fitch,
for S., lots H. 49, lOl, and sub-lot A, in
Dcakin's addition to Georgetown. +. j.
Dean to Mills Dean. for $500, sub-lot p, in
square 452. H. NJ. Lincoln to S. A. Kent, for
National Republican., 1878-06-12

The clerk of the court hao issued marriage
licenses to the following applcants:
G. ID. Moore aud Mary J. Robinson.
William Clagctt aud Rachel Pinkney.
Frank j. Pre,brey and Emma Cohen.
Robert Petit and Katie Leonard, both of
Fairfax, Va.
George W. Carmine aud Emma Allen, both
OF Baltimore, Md.
Frederick Gotthold Of New York, and Flor
rucc A. Wolf of this city.
Charles Walter. of this city, and Mary T.
Stern, Of Stafford County, Va.
National Republican., 1878-06-12

The presence Of Sir knight Edward A. York
In scity afforded the Sir Knights of DE Molay
Commandery an opportunity to make a slight
return for the many cOurtesies extended to
that organization on the occasion of their visit
N New Orleans during the winter Of ls7l. A
banquet was given to Sir knight York ut the
81. james Hotel last evening at which were
present from other Jurisdictions Sir Knight
James H. Cupers, Of Richmond COmmaudery
No. g and Sir Knight Server, Of Baltimore
CommandcTy, No. ?. The banquet was all thnt
could he expected, and the speeches were much
enjoyed. The occasion will long be rcmeiu,
bered by those who participated.
National Republican., 1878-06-12

About nine o'clock yesterday morning a
young man named William Burch met with a
severe accident while unloading some barrels
Of whisky in front of Hall x Humes store. lie
was in the act of taking ono of the barrels OF
liquor out of the wagon when it slipped from
his grasp, and in attempting to regain his hold
he fell upon the pavement and the barrel rolled
upon his right leg, breaking it in two places.
Drs. Hyatt and Hall rendered surgical aid,
after which the injured man was taken to
Providence Hospital.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
B.fSE- B.fLL.

The National Again Defeated by the HorncII.
Tho National suffered another defeat ycstcr-
day afternoon, the Horrells proving too
many" for them by score of 10 to 2. The
feature of the game was a clean home.run
made by Houck in the sixth inning. Tie
following summary tells the tale of disaster:
National Republican., 1878-06-12
The W0RKlRGMEN'S VOICE.
An Interesting Meeting Of the As
sembly.

Mr.. Josiin Says that Patent Laws, Labor
Saving Machinery, and Railroads are
Responsible for Hard Times-ResoIu-
tions Declaring Eternal Hatred for
Class-Legi.Iators--A Final Ef-
fort at the Ballot Urged, and
Then - Something Else.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
VEGETENE
FOR GENERAL DEBILITY.

DASFoRTlI, MI. October 2 1877.
NJ n STrvESs:
Lsdr Sir! Ny heath has always been poor. Have
en- great many kinds OF medicine. bit took
any that could besyn to help me like the Negetn :.
One year last March 1 had the Lung Fever: II
let me very feeble for q long time could do but
very II tie work, AM 1t harl rIr to do en-
that | hrd never heard Of Ncyetinp. one day saw
the Acknowledgement in pare. ! ielt u ! could get
one bottle. and before ! toOk bot.c could see
good efeCt' IRON the medicine Alter taking q few
BOTTLES could do good washing have taken seven
b, tiles siXty-IVe odd never was 81 well in
my lie, and never was so ileshy. for hl ia e gra..
ml u you and TO our Heavenly Father. | recon-
mend II tO all around for prize II above all other
medicines. RespectiulIy, yours,
MIiS. l.. II. HOWARD.
THOUSANDS will Lear testimony (and do II vol.
untRTy) that Negctine Is the hest medical compound
yet placed before the public for the rcnOvating and
purifying the blood erhd iing all humOrs, inpur.
lies poisonous sccTctiDns ON the system, nvgOr
ating and trengthening the system debnted by dis.
ense In fact II Is, many have called II, The Great
Health RestUTeT"
National Republican., 1878-06-12

We understand that 4. Il. Shepherd 4 Co, are
about u dispose Of their entire stock Of goods con-
tanned In their store: the Is tO be vacated iOr
use Of tho Government. This stock Of goods is
of the largest South Of New York and we advh Q
our readers to look out for the notice Of sale II Is
seldom such a chance Is offered. catalogue is
now being prepared fVT the sale,
National Republican., 1878-06-12
VEGETANE
PREPARED BY
H. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
vegetine Is Sold by all Druggists.
LOST AND FOUND.
CESTRAL CITY, COLORADO,

NOTICE. o ~ o
January p 1879.
Public notice is hereby given that on the I'D day of
January, A ID. lS-l, entered In the United states
Land-Dnce at Central city, COT, certain tracts OF
Ian T. scribe M iOOws-tO wit: The south half of
southwest quarter nf section and south hal south
east quarter Of seC IN township H. south Of range
II wes., lands subject 10 sale at said lando fice IN
Central City, to thai aid for said tracts o. lana
with certain piece Of AZ rculturuI college scrip, s
sued to the State of Arkansas aud NJ inferred H11
am Informed and believe that sad scrip, with the
turns from said land pniCe for the month OF January
lS'3 was lost In trarst NON the said United Stltes
LAnd-piice at Central CITY. CU to the General Land
Oihce, at Washington, u. L.
hereby declare my intention of applying to the
Commissioner Of the G"nrTHl land-OfiCe, at Wash.
II on, u. G., for elsue Of scrip to replace sii lost
SriP under tho ac's Of Congress approved June 81.
SD June = lsIt and the instructions Of the Commits
siOner of the General Land Onlce, dated SepiembCr
~, 1874.
jelO-m6w CHARLES A. ROLL.
National Republican., 1878-06-12

An EngliShman has invented a self-lcting
ship saloon, which is destined to put an end to
Eea sickness. This is well enough in its way,
but what suffering mankind wants is u new
kind Of beer saloon that won't send fellow
home with his legs frightfully tangled aud his
hat bent out Of shape.-Oshkosh Christian AdrO-
cate.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
Moshers. nToth.r. n9oth.r.

Don't fail to procure MRs. wNsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP for all diseases Of teething in children. Il
relieves the child nom pain, cures wind collie,
regulates The bowels. and. oy giving relief and
National Republican., 1878-06-12
New Advertisements, A

New Advertisements.
Base hall-BRtimore vs.. Eagle.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
PrupO'Gls for cC-IntCrior Department
Grnnd excursion by the proprietor Of the Mile
House.
White sulphur. and Chalybcate Springs at
Doubling Gap, IA,
National Republican., 1878-06-12
Indications.

For Middle Atlantic States and New England
higher pressure, southwest to northwest winds
slightly warmer, and generally clear weather. cx.
eept occasional light rains In northern portion Of
latter
National Republican., 1878-06-12
hLlIInr DlnIIlci NnIea.

! Leave of absence for ten days has been
gTantcd w. F. ElIns.
The receipts OF the treasurer were S3s57.25
disbursements :l2,200.JO.
Commissioner Phelps is making q flying
visit to New York city on private business.
Licenses have been issued as follows: A.
Luetmcr, restaurant; A. J. Barker, exhibition;
A.. e. Bradley, nOtOury.
The property owners on the north side of B,
between Sixth and Seventh streets southeast,
ask permission to extend the footwalk iu front
Of their premises to the alley.
National Republican., 1878-06-12

REDUCED rates TO parties remaining one week or
longer. Season 1878 opens June Is. Stockton Hotel
Cape May, N. J. tNoTE-We take great pleasure In
informing our patrons that new passenger eleva-
tor and electric bells lin every room) have bsen
added 10 the hotel.l CHARLES DuFFY
(of Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
ProprietoI and General MAnAger.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
CITY ITEMS.

"THEY cuREp What cure1 Ayers Cherry Pecto-
raj for cough. Ayers Pills for a purgatiye, and
Ayers sarsaparilln for the complaints that require
an alternative medicine.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
National 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.

AZ BALTIMORE AND ONO DEror NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND STREET.
Morning. E~nfnp.
W.i5, n. Y, Phil e Bos es $50 Baltimore Rcrom.
sy:T baltimore express. ttO baltimore accom-.
TO, Western express. 5u Y, Phil 4 Hos er.
Gl,Baltinore accom-. SD Western Mail.
t7b, Fred. &C. (Met br'ch s:57, Baltimore accom-.
eC, Baltimore Annapolis &c u, baltimore express
and way T:2n, Western express
rs, MnTtinsburg and IIn- sSUp Baltimore express
ltrrtown sc MET birch. sPl5 n Y, phil q Hos en-
s1o.2O, Baltimore accom-. lO.ts baltimore accom-.
u:3O. Baltimore express.
sArrive daily. Others Sundays excepted.
81 For the time OF departure OF trains adver.
nsenlents elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-06-12

Responsible corresponding agents wanted at MI
prominent points, 70 whom liberal compensation
vii he paid.
Application for rates TO clubs should only be made
to the Home Ofilce In New Orleans
Write dearly satn. full address, for further iniOr
NATION, or send orderst 10 ~
p. o. BoN CO. New Orleans. Louisiana
National Republican., 1878-06-12

YOU can buy magnificent fourteen karat gold
watches for s!5, at jacobs 1905 Pennsylvania ave
National Republican., 1878-06-12
LOCAL MISCELLdNY.

Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on time
deposits. j. II. sQuIRR 4 Co,
Bankers lIl6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
VEGETlNE.
Y G Ell N {
THE W4TCHMdKER'S REPORT.

EVANSVILLE, IND, DC m5er II, 1877.
On. II. r. SrEvESs;-
have suffered with SCI orilr and !SrronId Himor,
ever since could remember: Il has been In our fim
iy for years before wis born inherited It, have
tried all Kinds Of medicine AGter having used great
many other patent med!cincI after having paid many
large do torE bills heard from n ghbnr that VEo-
fTiSE had cured him. l had good ialth, because
saw II, aud 50 went to the DuddenhnuseI Eagle Drug
store TO purchase boite Of the VEIETIsE- | kept
taking the NEGETISE, and, In fnct, became better
and better. When I bad taken several bottles all
lSrrDfiI SITC' and marks gone, my health very
gooi. II Is the bast bio ID purifier eyer tried i will
cure ScTOfuid. II took the sores and humors OFT my
inre. II gave me clear skin. Everybody who has
lot ScToruiI HtnOrs should try IT,
FERDINASD sCHNICK.
Matchmaker, Main street.
/ know the above to be true.
DIR CHAS. NJ. DUDDENHAUSEN,
Apothecary, Sly MHin street.
NEGETTNEis now acknowledged by our best ply.
scians to be the only and safe remedy for nll
eases arising from impure blood such hcroiuln and
scrofuious hutnors.
National Republican., 1878-06-12

All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision and management OF GENERALS
q. T. BEAUREGARD Gnl JuBAL A. EARLY.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
MORE .ITTORNEYS.

NATCH and clock repairing done on the ncy
American system by J. Rnrr, 64g Penma. avenue
National Republican., 1878-06-12
Marriage Licenses.

ELEGAST fourteen karat gold watches fer SIS, al
jacobs, 1896 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-06-12

YOUNG PEOPLE do pay attention IN your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. Be wise In time.
Clean them daily with THuRsroS's IVORY Pearl.
TooTn POWDER the most perfect dentrihce known.
II VIII keep them through life In good condition.
white and souno. Will harden the sums, swceten
he breath, and prevent toothsche. Sold by all
druggists. % and % cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
A Knight Tempiur BANQUET.

WATCH repairing At reduced rates TO suit III
times, at J, kar's Go Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-06-12
A SeYcre Accident.

Genuine amethyst and cameo rings from S2.5(
upward Jacobs, lOOG Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-06-12

Is your hair harsh. dry and stffl Does II refuse
TO curl7 Dress II with THoMTSoN's PoMADE OPrfNE.
An oleaginous compound Of singular merit II
will improve 1t. Sold Dy druggists, DC. Price D.
and 10 cents per bottle.