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National Republican., 1878-07-02
sl.25 ALPACA coArs, Eiseman,, Seventh and !
District Doctors In Council.

A stated meeting of tho Medical Society of
tho District OF Columbia was held last evening
in Gonzaga Hall, on + street. DR.. Thomas
Antisell occupied the chair, and DIR. Klein
sch midi acted as secretary. The applications
of fMcssrs. J. II. Thompson jr, and W. L. Hudson
for membership were referred to a committee
consisting of Drs. Morgan, Eliot, aud Busey,
who will report next October. A chart illus.
tration Of tho metric system of weights aud
measures was presented to the society by DIR.
Woodward, of the Marine Hospital. Tho busi.
ness Of the meeting was OF purely routine
nature, no medical subject being discussed. At
niue o'clock a motion to adjourn until the first
week in September was unanimously adopted,
National Republican., 1878-07-02
EiScnlail

A Zine Game Promised for This Afternoon.
The Eaglc-National game yesterday after.
noon attracted n large Audience, who were
seemingly well pleased with tho result of the
contest. The score at the end OF the ninth
inning WAS to 3, which shows marked i'm.
provemcnt for our two leading local mines in
their play.
This afternoon, at hsifpast four O'Clock, tho
National will play tho colebntcd Mutual Club,
OF Philadelphia, and as nearly two weeks have
elapsed since ilrst.class gnmc has been wit.
messed in this city, it is earnestly expected that
large crowd will be on hand. Tho Mutuals
arc the leading cub among the ball.tOsscrs o!
the city OF Broth rly Love" and arc a fuc
looking and intelligent set OF men.
Dick" Further, the assistant manager Of
thc National Basc. Ball Club, is happy 1t Is a
boy, weighs ten pounds, and has already man.
tIostcd rrOclivitiCs is a basc.blwlist.
The Junior ROsc,lalCs defeated the Sharps on
the White Lot grounds yesterday by score of
II tOs.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
Funeral Ceremonies at the Epiphany Churc

Funeral Ceremonies at The Epiphany Church.
The funeral of Mr.. Alexander Ray, for a
number of years one of the most extensive
coal-shippers in Georgetown, took place a: Ave
o'clock yesterday afternoon from tho Church
of the Epiphany, and was attended by some of
the most distinguished residents of the Dis.
trict among whom were W. W. Corcoran, Mar.
shal Brown, ex-Mayor Richard Wallach, DIR.
Maxwell, General Lyford ~. s. Az, Admiral
Poore and Admiral Radford. Tho obscquies
were also attended by nearly all the coal ship.
pcrs, millers, aud number of tho prom
merchants Of Georgetown.
Tho services Of the Episco pal Church were
conducted by the Rev DIR. Parct, rector of the
parish, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Pendleton. At the
conclusion Of the services at the church tho
casket was removed to the hcarso by the fol-
lowing pall.boarers: Assistant Surgeon. Gen.
eral Charles II. Crane, U. s. A.; Admiral Scott,
U. s. N; General Ricketts,, U. S. A.; William
b. Webb, Thomas p Dodge, collector of Gus
toms at the port Of Georgetown, and John Ma
bury. The cortege then proceeded to Oak Hill
Cemetery. The body was placed In the family
vault. The floral decorations were superb.
garland surrounded the entire top OF tho
casket, upon which were placed three massive
crosses, one wreath, and a crown resting upon
apillow Of flowers ut the head of the casket.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
Flies, IIiiisr., and Mosquitoes.

Two years ago MeSsrs. J. W. d. Kelley & Bro, Of
Chicago, who have manufactured screens for the
past ten years, decided to establish an agency In
this city for tho sale OF their celebrated potent wro
window and door screens. Tho wisdom OF their
decision has been demonstrated, as they have
placed their screens on some Of the finest public
buildings and private residences In this city among
which may be mentioned tho following: United
States Capitol. cOmmitteo.rooms; White House,
billard.room REPUBLICAN building, Thirteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad depot, sixth aud d streets
john o. Evans X, between Fourteenth and FIJI.
teenth streets j. r.. Fitch Ditch & Fox, vcrmon mt
avenue, near street; Admiral stanly, northwest
corner seventeenth street aud Rhode Island ave.
nue; Judge llillyor Massachusetts, avenue, noar
Iwcnty:hrst street; W. 8 Roose. Thirteenth street
circle; d. II. st'nemctz, Massachusetts, avenue near
Twelfth street; W. q. Murdock. Vermont avenue,
between X aud streets: W. 5. Stlckney. VI street,
corner of Sixth street, J. $. Iingworihy Deputy
comptroller Of the Currency; Hon A. N. Clapp.
u, between Ninth aud Tenth streets. These
screens arc warranted superior ncatcr, and moro
durable than any screen now before the public
Estimates will be furnished free OF cost. ONCE
lil3 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

Miscellaneous matter oil third page.
For excursions and picuics sec third page.
Court calendar and routine legal news on
third page.
Look at the Curative Corset, Just out
Douglas, Ninth street, sole agent for the Dis.
trict.
Look out for the excursions of the INLAND
md Scaboard CoastIng CUmpany's steamers OIL
the Fourth of July.
An aged Russian namod !. VI. Mycr, en-.
ployed at the Record office, disappeared from
his home last Friday and no tidngs have been
received from him.
AS there was not quorum present at the
meeting Of the National Fair Grounds Asso-
citation, at the Doard of Trade rooms, yesterday
afternoon, II was adjourned until Wednesday
morning.
Mr. {. y. Dutton, architect and engineer.
has removed his Office to No. 0lG + street
Warner building. lie makes q speciality of
iron bridges, roofs, &c.
There will be pigeon shooting match ut
the Highlands, near Bladensburg, on tho 9TH
inst, in which several crack shots from Rich.
mond, Baltimore, and the District will take
part.
The time Of the Potomac Ferry Com.
pany's ffteen-cent excursions has been
changed. The ten-cent day excursion will
run every day, Sunday excepted, after Mon.
day, July s, 1873.
A colored thief named Charles Meyers
was arrested by Officer Daley last night, for
the theft of quantity Of bcets and other
vegetables from John {. Fluchart's stand, In
the Centre Market.
Tho net sum realized by the recent police
sale was S2l7.90 Tho horse which was the
subject OF correspondence between the Police
Board and Fire Board some time ago. and which
has not since been claimed, was sold for as.
An old German woman, destitute of friends
and money, applied at the Fifth Precinct Sta.
tion last night for lodgings, and after roociv.
ing medical attention from Dr. Walter. was
provided with respectable quarters by contri.
buttons from policemen and reporters.
During Sunday night several valuable ar.
ticles OF Jcwelry and pock ct book containing
so were stolen from drawer in tn. room OF
Mrs. NJ. c. Sherwood. proprie,rcss Of Grays
Hotel, Fifteenth and streets. A servant who
has disappeared is suspected of the theft
The Washington Literary Association has
elected tho following officers for the next en-.
suing term: l.. Heller, president; NJ. Abn.
ham, vice.president; c. NJ. Heller, recording
secretary; A. Behrend, corresponding secre.
tary; W. L. Rosenberg. treasurer; 4. Hol.
lander, financial secretary; VI. Sigeror, libra
rian and ph. GotthClf marshal
National Republican., 1878-07-02
Publlc Installation,

A large audience was present last night to
witness the public installation of the officers
elect of Crystal Fount Division, Sons of Tenn.
perance. The usual monotony of such occa-
sions was not observed in this instance, as the
exercises wero intorpcrsed with excellent
music, readings, and short addresses. The fol.
lowing embraces the programme: Readings by
Miss Mary A. Foster, Miss Louisa Hopkins,
and little Miss Lottio Taylor vocal music by
Miss Hopkins Miss westhorpe, Mrs. Griffin
aud Messrs. Fleming, Seihcrt, Seibolt, aud
Dennison piano music by Mrs. Flora 4. Den.
nison, aud short, spicy remarks by the worthy
patriarch-olect, c. II. McAllister; the deputy,
James ii. Nermilya, and Messrs. Kendrick
Dunniug, and Maupin.l
National Republican., 1878-07-02
81 WHITE vsr, Eisemans, Seventh and E.
A Pleasant Party.

Tho residence of Mr.. John I. Clements, No.
123 street northeast, was the scene of very
pleasant social event last evening. The son OF
the host (Mr. A. b. Clements) having been
granted short leave Of absence from the
Naval Academy, at Annapolis, and his liberty
having nearly expired, it was decided to give
a reception in his honor. Tho affair was very
select, none but the immediate friends of the
young gentleman being III attendance Tho
evening was pleasantly spent In dancing and
social chat, and at an early hour this morning
the party broke up, with many expressions OF
regret.
Among the ladies present wero the Misses
Lee and Eunice Mintonye, Miller, Larncr,
Lizzie and Hattie Lusk, Hart limerick,
Cauldwell, and Clements. Tho gentlemen
comprised a number Of well-known beaux,
among whom We noticed Midshipmen Sturte.
want and Craig. OF the Naval Academy; Mr..
Paul Nolan, of Missouri, and Messrs. Land.
yoight, Eugene aud Bayne Arnold, Frank and
Robert Larner, and Edward Clements.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
Con-tables APPOINTED,

ln tho Supreme Court yesterday Justice
Wylio announced the following persons as ap
pointed oonstables under tho new law: W. W.
Kirby, Josiah Miller, John W. King Of
Brightwood; Ii. A. Brawner, ]. A. Bean,
Charles Curtain, G. II. Shrevc James Lynch,
Lynch, John Carter, l.. ". Graves, y. c. Eek.
LOFT, - Christmpnd, II. ". &. Douaher, J. II.
Tucker G.. Y. AtLee, J. Il. Dale, +. A. Benter,
Thomns d. liodCkius, 4. II. Allen. aud Will.
lam II. Bennett, The bond In tho clses Of the
justices Of the peace and constables was fixed
at 1900, with two suretios, to justify before
the clerk aud subsequently, be approved by the
court.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
THE LABOR EXCHANGE.
Meeting OF tho Mauagcrs-Lcttsr from Gen.
eral Hits.

Meeting OF tho eManagers-Lctter from Gen.
eral Hits.
A meeting Of the managers Of tho Labor
Exchange was held last night. A. g. solomons,
csa. occupied tho chair, and Mr.. L. s. Emery
acted as secretary.
Tho report OF tho superintendent for tho
month ending June 30 stated that during tho
month Miss Juliet Corson, tho superintendent
Of the Now York cooking school, lectured
twico In their hall to good audiences on tho
subject OF trimming schools for cookery. The
lectures to the training-sc for nurses closed
on Thursday, June "a, until next Gall. Miss
Dorothea Dix, tho we'll known philauthropist,
visited the Exchange during tho past week.
and expressed much interest and sympathy
with its purposes and objects. In \ note dated
June % she said the Institution commcnds IL.
self BY namo aud object TO all who arc intelli-
gently interested In social and domestic train.
Ing.
A letter received from Mr.. Hitz, dated Juno
II. from Arnheinn, Holland, stated that he had
Just returned from the poor colony Of tho
Netherlands Benevolent Association; that
there Is much to admire there good work has
bcon done, and the results are praisoworthy
Ho also stated that the system might woll be
applied In tho United States OH q modified
plan to suit circumstances.
Tho report also stated that the total num-
Der OF applications werc-malcs, 2,37I /;
females, 1851; entire number, 3952.
Number Of applications for tho month
males, white, 8; colorcd, 4; total, l2 I;
number Of employed-whito, g; colored .;
total, IL. Number of applications-femules,
white, ~ colorcd, 40; total, II; number ON.
ploycd-white, 10, colored, 25 total, Al.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
HE best $40 suits. at Ei,cmau's.
sunday-SchooI Anniy,r.sry

The anniversary exercises of the Assembly
Presbyterian Sabbath.school were held at that
church Sunday night and were attended by a
large audience. The report Of the secretary
showed the school to bo iu a aourishing con
dition, the numerical strength being for tho
first quarter, 2i7; second quarter $50, and
third quarter, 2sS. Tho exercises consisted of
a fine representation Of tho Eddystonc Light.
house, intcrspersod with music and recita.
tiops. Tho lighthouse was beautifully deco.
rated and, as each class contributed It's stone
toward the structure the namo of the stone
contributed was shown by au illuminated
placard, such as Peace" Charity" Hope, .
Joy" Faith" &c, with Christ IA the foun.
dation stone. The recitatons by the scholars
were well rendered, especially those by Master
Arthur Little and Miss Annie Kilbey,
National Republican., 1878-07-02
4 DIsrREssED CREDITOR.
Charlie Hurdles Way OF Collecting Bri-.

Charlie Hurdles Way OF Collecting Biils.
Thoro was great conimotion at the Smith
sonian Institute about quarter past one o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The usual tomb-like
stiffness was broken by stcntorian cries Of
Murder y Clerks, wa.ohmon, scientists, and
horde Of employees were revived 10 active
life by the horrible cry, and rushed out of
divers rooms, expecting to behold q bloody
tragedy among the fossils and skeletons Of the
carly ages. The only thing not down IN tho
catalogue Of the institution which met their
view was the form Of Charlie Hurdle, woll.
known Washingtonian.
fcrceiving that Mr.. Hurdle was unarmcd,
number Of clerks approached him, aud ono Of
them remarked that ho should be arrested.
Have me arrstod. l will sit on the steps
until you get an Officcr," WAS Charley's defiant
reply.
Crazy rs fox" replied Charley, scornfully.
When anybody is ia distress tho first thing
they hollcr Is murder. isn't Il I'm In distress.
There arc people here who owe mo money and
can't get H."
There seemed to DO no inclination to have
him arrested, and the clerks gradually shrnk
back into their rooms like ghosts at daylight,
aud Charlie departed
lie aftorward explained his singular conduct
to RErrBLicAN reporter rs follows: lio
holds large number Of bills against different
parties for drinks, &C., and among his debtors
arc two employees ut tho Smithsonian Iusti.
tutc. lie was to receive paym mcnt last Satur-
day. The parties failed to pay, aud ho took
an oath that il he did not get his money by
twelve o'clock Monday hc would do something
to expose thcm. In compliance with this oath,
not having received his money at noon yes.
terlay, he proceeded 10 attract attention to
himself and the purpose of his visit by the
novel method described above. az hOllercd
murder" said Charlie, land intend to hol.
Ter murder in two or three other offices before
get through il they don't pay their bills"
OtR Immemse stock rllIst bu rslmccd Eisemnn
National Republican., 1878-07-02
Fourth Of July Celebration,

There will be grand tournament aud ban.
quet given at Bladensburg on the Fourth, un.
der the care and direction of Prince Georges
patriotic citizens, which will be participated in
by her leading sors Of chiyalry Mr.. Frank
T. Browning, resident of the county, and a
young lawyer Of the Washington bar, has been
selected as the orator Of tho day, and Hon.
William B, Hill, state Senator from Prince
Georges, will deliver the coronation address.
A gala day Is expected,
National Republican., 1878-07-02

WITH tho thermometer at nInOly BUCKISuuAM
becomes bonelnctOr 10 the good citizens and "a,
jOurmen OF Washington, Il0 has established three
OF the most elegant leo CrcamCriOs aud CUnfOC lion
cries IN tis city At No SCI seventh street north.
west, yO street northwest aud l59 Pennsylvania
Rvcnue northwest. respectively. Attached To the
last named resort is a delightful summer garden
no extra charge for moonlight or yincClIl RThors
His leo creams aud water ice, for purity aud navur
carGmGs and other candles are uurivnlcd In tho
country, snyc by those OF tho famous Whitman, OF
Philadelphia.
Boating, picnic church, and prlYu parties can
procure blCkingham's best Ice creams at 81 - Der
gallon. service and polite attendants furnished II
desired. Chscs, cOnicctluns, aud ices supplied to
JNcuTsOns and entertainments on pGrruiliage of
sales Orders for large OF small quantities illel at
shortest notice.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
The Mile, House Ex.ur,ion.

The grand moonlight excursion of tho Miles
House takes place this afternoon. at haIf-past
five o'clock, The barge Cockado City has
bcon engaged, aud as the affair promises to be
very select ono every one that can avail
himself of the opportunity should attend.
In addition to tho other attract ions Professor
Harris has consented to give one of his beau.
tilul signal balloon exhibitions One balloon
will be sent mp at the wharf in this city and
the other at point opposite Alexandria.
Those who miss this splendid excursion will
never cease to regret IL.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
summer Thcatr. Comiaus.

The managers of this delightful resort have
cSccllcd themselves this week in tho pro.
sramme which they offer tor the entertain.
mcnt of their patrons. From the time the
curtain rises until the last note of tho orchos.
tra dies away there is succession of bright
performances. all of which are fresh. Among
the additions 10 the troupe this week are Joe
Hayes, the bone soloist; Reynolds and Wall.
ing. Miss Jennie ElGln and Miss Marie Hall.
all OF whom appear in appropriate Spccia,tics.
The Continental Four Miss Julia Walcot, and
Mile. Romolli and Senior EEpinosa, OF last
weeks company, remain during the present
week. Besides the Spocialtics two very funny
sketches are produced by the membcrs of the
regular company, one written by Jake Budd,
entitled "Big-foot Wallace; or, Tho Indian
War" and the other written by Harry =.
Williams and entitled Our Boarding. House. -
National Republican., 1878-07-02
Fourth Of July Excursion to Hnrper,s Ferr,

The excursion to Harper's Ferry, via the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Oh the 4th of
July, will doubtless be the attractive one, be .
cause it is to delightful place, it takes only a
short time TO reach 1t, aud the charges are
moderate. The scenery there Is beautiful, its
historic associations interesting, and the ad.
vantagcs for excursiOnists unsurpassed. Tick.
ets are only sl.40 for the round trip, aud chill.
dren between five and twelve years Lalf price.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
Amusements Tonight.
CoNIoUE-varicty performance.
New Advertisements. A


Fourth ofJuly at the Washington Market.
Removable. Y. Dutton, Old street northwest.
Bascball-Muiual Of Philadelphia, vs.. National.
Dry goods-Gcorge J. johnson 4 Co, 7Oi Market
Space
Kcnny's, 9i5 Pennsylvania avcnue-Twenty per
ccut. of.
Dissolution Of copartnerhip-John D. sanborn
and Charles King.
New books-wiliam Dallantync & Son. s2S scv.
entb street northwest.
Summer rundcrwear-GeorgoC c. HcnnIng, 40 scv.
cnth street northwest.
Excursion to Harper Ferry Fourth Of July. via
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Postponcmeut sale Of improved property Gu
Massachusetts, avenue, between Simth aud Tenth
streets northwest
National Republican., 1878-07-02
a Washington hoy Killed.

The telCgrNphic accounts of tho accident
near CIaymont Station, Delaware, last Sltur.
day night stated that two men who were steal.
lug ride between the engine and baggage
car wore killed. One OF the bodies has been
identl fed rs that Of W. Il, Huti, young mau
who formerly resided in this city
National Republican., 1878-07-02
SCil.lei,lef Ifina.t

Louis Schneider, leader of tho Marine Ban d,
and Frank DoIdi, the principals In the afiray
described In yesterdays REPUBLICAN,, were
arraigned yesterday In the Police Court each
prefcrring charge against tho other. As ii
appeared that Schneider was tho aggressive
party, he was fined s20 The charge against
BOidi was dlsmiss.d
National Republican., 1878-07-02
Bargains at Keuuy'-,

Splendid bargains eau be fOdnd at Keuny'-
BIS Pennsylvania avenue. The store Is well
stocked with summer suits, travelling busters
and underwear made by the best New York
manufacturers. All goods are marked In plain
figures, and on all sales ivr cash 90 por cent.
will be taken of.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
Permits To Wed,

The clerk of the court has issued marriage
liccnscs to the following applicants:
Joseph Allen aud Anua johnson.
f. ID. Nutler ar, Ella Lavender.
J. W. Dyer lid Anna NJ. Mead, both of
AlOxandria. Va.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
Fire Works.

Those Of our readers who intend purchasing FIRE
works for the Fourth should not fail to call on the
National Toy Company t3g seventh street, where
they can buy the best goods at the lowest prices
Guaranteed largest stock in the city.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
Iloal E,.tAts TrlIlsf~ra.

Lawrence Wrenn to Margaret Mauguin, for
$500, suhlot 3 square 577 II. G. Thyson
t. Rutl9dgo Wilson, for $500, lots ll5, lIG,
and III, subdivision Of square AS, AZ.
Brooks to Margaret Taylor, for $3.50, sublot
90 square J3S.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
OUR NEW TRIUMvlRATE.
The Commissioners Enter Upon
Their Duties.

Scenes at the Columbia Buiidings-TaIting
the Oath OF OGce-The First Work Done
by the New Oniciais-Captain Phelps
Elected President of the Board
Paying Interest on District
Bonds-The Police Depart
mont Turned Over
TO Major Morgan.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
Therinomctric Readings.
OffICg CHIEF sIGSAL-OPFICER, L. :. A.,
Indications,

For Tuesday In New England, the Middle. and
South Atlantic States south and east winds warmer
parity cloudy weather numerous local rains, and
falling barometer will prevail,
National Republican., 1878-07-02

REDUCED rates to parties remaining one week or
longer Season lsISopens Juno Is Stockton Hotel
Informing our patrons that a new passenger eieya.
tor and electric bells lin every ROOM have been
added to the hotel. CHARLES DuPFY
(of Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
lroprietOr and General Manager
National Republican., 1878-07-02
IIIn MnL-lia

Those Of our readers who intend purchasing hlo
works for tho Fourth should not fall to cnll ON the
National Toy Company, i3D Seventh street, whuFO
they eau buy the beSt goods ut tho lowest priCos.
Guaranteed largest stock In tho city,
National Republican., 1878-07-02

THE most complete assortment OF thin clothing
for the heated season at reduced prices. Esemar
Bros, corner Seventh and L streets
National Republican., 1878-07-02

,TAxPATEhs Only thirty days from June 18th are
allowed under the resent act Of Congress in which TO
ME claims prS !ST ~ Tsyisi9n a99 92gsEtlo9 81
assessed against any property since August 10, ISL
All bills are entitled 70 REVISION. Particular attention
sgT sSS g Sy !9ssH 9os III 81 Pa H %ISs S
formerly " " Lay d Col jeb-lm
National Republican., 1878-07-02

At BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPOT. SEv JERSEY AVE.
SuR AND C STREET
- Morning, E,~nirO.
s6:ls, N. Phil a Ro. cH, sisO, baltimore rcrom.
VI. baltimore eSprrsa tio, baltimore accom-
fao Western express son. y, Phil 4 Bos el.
GS.llstlmore accom-. S:D, Western Mall.
Iz5 Fred &C.. (Me. BIRCH " ssst7 baltimore accom-
tn, baltimore Annapolis sds IS Baltimore press
AVID way. I7;3l, Western express
eb Martinsburg and Ha-I ssUl Raltimorc e1 press
ser town nc, MET birch. -pi5, n Y, Phil & Bos ei.
slV ~ baltimore accom-. iN<S, Baltimore accom-
h..o, baltimore express
ARRIVE daily. Others Sundays excepted
~ For tie tinIo OF cersrt,re OF trains s,e edysr.
nsenients elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-07-02

THE new white" and New Homo" Sewing Ma.
chimes Take your choice and II not pleased, cx.
change until you arc satisfied. | sell all that Is
new and late In the sewing g.maChiuc business
Also all the old standard machines Renting and
repairing specially. J. y. MCKINNEY,
Ninth str,4pt northwest
National Republican., 1878-07-02

iouSG PEOPLE do ply attention to your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. Be wise In time
Clean them daily with THCRsroSs IVORY PEARL
TooTH POWDER. the most perfect dentriice known.
II will keep them through life In good condition.
white and sounn. Will harden tho cuns, sweeton
he breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by ali
iruGpists IS and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on time
deposits. J. II. SqUIRR & Co,
Bankers l4l6 Pcnnsyivania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-07-02

A SURE remedy for Chills and Fever. Ayers
Aguc Cure never fails.
National Republican., 1878-07-02

HARD times demand economy; practice II by
renOyating your sUiled gloves with JouvES's Iso-
DERous KID GLOVE CLEAsslR. Price 25 cents per
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
DdSE-B.fLL.

OuR immense stock iliIst bu reduced
Brothers, corner Seventh aud 4 streets.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
CITY ITEMS.

CHOICE butter, only twenty cents, at Lanckton