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WILLIAMS uOTSE-

IT A. REUSS. PROPRIETOR, CORNER
H. Eighth and Franklin streets, NanitOwnc
This house has recently been enlarged and relur-
niShed ana offers every inducement 20 the travel
ing public
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snd privilege To increase to S1oo.OO0.
Viii buy and sell Drafts on the principal cities
Of the nion
VIII buy and sell Drafts on Great Britain. Ire
land. arvay. Denmark or the Continent of Eu
rope, AZ New York rates and in sums 10 suIt
oil
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WILLIAM LYNCH.

uSASHONABI.E TAILOR ALL GOODS
Il made by the subscriber are warranted 10 fit
the form. Prices, reasonable, and | am bound TO
please those wha give me their custom. Shop
on ork Street, two doors West OF the Windlate
House.
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FRED. SEEGER.

OFFERS TO HIS FRIENDS AND THE PUB
" lie generally. a choice selection OF Fresh
Meats salt Pork and Beet, smoked Beef and
Hams Shoulders. SauSagcs. TalloW and Lard AZ
the lowest rates Market on Commercial Street
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T, PRTTCHARD, NJ. ]

OFFICE. IL SHERMAN'S BRICK BLOCK,
u North Eighth street. MauitowOc, Wis.
10 . A. VI.
OFFitE liolhS. ] to , and to p VI.
Residence, Oh Sth street, opposite }. E. Plutt's
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CHARLES SCHAFFER.

TASInoNABLE TAILOR. HAS REMOVED
L to Buffalo Street. two doors West OF +. X. II
II. Rand Hardware Store. All work warranted
well done and to fit
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NORTHWESTERN HOUSE. FRANKLIN AND
N Ninth streets ManitUwoc. Travellers viii
here find the hest Accommodations Sample rooms
attached.
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TO r s A. LIE

\ few more forticS of good Farming Lands
for cash, or in exchange for cattle wagons,
seighs, etc. Also Il few good fortes of cedar
lands. 29noy6m
Address, f. C.DANIELS,
sturgeon Bay, WIS.
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: SANDERSON,

ANI-FACTURER AND DEALERIN BOOTS
Nj shoes Leather. sc. sc. Shop on Buffalo
Street near the corner of Eighth. Repairing
neatl s and promptly executed.
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NEWHALL HOUSE,
NORTH CAPE HOUSE.

I F. ANTISDEL PROPRIETOR, BROAD
y, way and Michigan SIS. Milwaukee. Wis.
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NJ. kETTENHOFFEN,

+, ZEMAN. PROPRIETOR, CORNER BUF
L faoand Main ST. North side.
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MRS. Z. KERN.

WORK STREET, MANITOWOC, WIS, DEAL
I ur in Dry Goods, Groceries CrockeTy, Fancy
Goods Glass ware. Boots a.d shoes, Ready made
Clothing Paper HauginEs. Hats. Caps, Toys, Chill
drpn Carriages Live Geese Feathers Biru Cages,
Kerosene OH and Lam $, &c, sc. \ share OF pub
lie patronage j. solicited
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NEW BARBER SHOP.
CHARLES HOVER.

ttRI, PANGBURN. EIGHTH ST. SOUTH
J Side Work guarantecdas good r. anybody ;
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CAPITAL OF $4,000.

This bank organized under the provisions Of
the National Banking Law, with paid up
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vIIEraaI RatiIt,

DREWFR AND NALSTER, CORNER SIXTH
ID and Washington streets, South side. The
highest cash price paid FOR Barley.
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Homeopathic PHYSICIAN. SURGEON
and Accoucheur, late resident Physician at
flp Hahnemann Hospital, Chicago, has perman
entity located iii Manitowoc. Office, over Plumb
a. Nelson store, conner Sth and Buffalo streets.
Isto9A A. NJ,
oFtlCE hoOHs' / to and to p. NJ.
D.Reasen OF the eve and ear treated.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

NIANITOwOC, WIS.
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FARM FOR SALE.

4 Farm Of I20 acres in the town of Rocktand.
on see. 2o Town l9, Range 2I east-60 acres
nnder cultivation. VIII be sold on reasonable
Terms. Apply at this Office or on the premises.
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Z K PAINE. Il. D..

II ESIDENCE CORNER BUFFALO NINTI
IL streets, MauitoW0C, Wis.
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FRANZ & TREAT,
WHITE & FORREST,

TrOREEYS At law. OFFICE on STH
street South -ide,oppo-ite schucttc's Store.
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l o "a ,roet-, Nan,
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National Republican., 1878-01-18
PERSONAL.

JOHN MoRRIssEY was better at last accounts
REV. JOSEPH Cook graduated from Yale in
1864.
A GIRL at Bridgeport, Conn, ate too many
walnuts and died.
GEORGE CRuIKsHANK, the artist, is danger
ously i'll at London.
YoGNG man. go to the cat show aud take
your kittie with you.
GENERAL JOHN S. WILLIAMS is the new
Senator from Kentucky
ID. X. Locke NasbyD is now business mana
ger of the New York Mail.
A PENsIOSER of the war of 1879 was married
in North Carolina last week.
WHITELAw REID has been chosen q regent
of the New York University.
IT would srem that George ii. PendletOn is
u bigger man than old Allen.
BELIEF in personal devil has induced De-
troit lady TO apply for II divorce.
EARL DERRY was not able to attend at the
opening of the British Parliament.
Mr.. JAMES REDPATH is confined to his resi-
dcnce In this city, by a severe illness.
Miss SALLrE HOLMAN is to be married. Mr..
Dalton, of the Soidene troupe, is the man.
HoN. EUGENE HALE is confined to his resi-
dence with symptoms Of typhoid pneumonia.
Miss MARY c. LATHRoP, the evangelist, is
conducting religious meetings at jackson,
Mich.
THE Secretary of the Navy wants an Assist
ant, to relieve him of portion Of his onerOus
duties.
The musical conductor of the Alice Oates
opera troupe is Kerssen, though it is not stated
what about.
immersed into tho Baptist Church at Fort
Wayne, Ind
IT is claimed that an old gentleman lives in
Kentucky who has never been in II bar-room
or fired pistol.
THFRE are two faro banks, five public poker
rooms, and four policy shops in full blast al
present in Detroit,
PRESIDENT PORTER, of Yale College, ha,
been chosen regent Of tho Smithsonian lnsti
tute by the Senate.
ANDREW JACKSON turns up In Chicago, III
They would swear to his being there whether
II was Il fact or not.
The wife of Commander W. T. Sampson
died at the Naval Academy on the 10Th o
| typhoid pneumonia.
THE Cincinnati Enguirer says joaquin Mile
| is a Cincinnati boy, and that his true name
Cincinnatus llimc."
KEY WEST, Fla, has four weekly news
papeB-two printed in the Spanish languag
and two in the English.
SENATOR EATON don't like Dan Voorhce
| lecturing. lie thinks 1t inteTicres with til
| value of insurance assets.
Mrs. BROOKS, the "buttcr woman" Is no.
modelling, in Cincinnati, fuIl.length figure
Dickens Marchoness."
CANAL DIVISION ENGINEER SWEET of Syri
cuse. is to sail for Brazil in the next steam6
TO practice his profession.
A FRENCH doctor says that the gout is te
National Republican., 1878-01-18
DIED.

CAsSlDY.-on January Ie, lsIs afer short illness,
PErER A. CASSIDY, aged forty years.
His funeral Will take place from his late residence.
corner ofTwenyhrst and L. street northwest, Friday
Afternoon at hal pst two o'clock. Friends and rela-
tives are respectfully invited 10 attend.
CLARKE.-Aner short illness, OF congestion OF
the brain, on January Is, 1875, JOuS W. CLARKE,
aged fOrty-thrGe years one month ana six days.
Funeral will take place from Nin"teenthstre-t Bap-
ttst Church, Friday, two o'clock IN. Relatives and
friends are Invited 10 attend
CROUCH-On the morning of January 10, 1875. nt
905 o'clock THoMAs NJ. CROuCH, sR IN the sevcnteth
year Of his age,
Funeral services at Mount Ovet Cemetery, Balti-
more on the 18th instant, at three M
FLEMMlNg.-On January ~ 1878, MARY FLEM.
MISC, widow OF the late John Flemmng, In the sew.
yninth year Of her age
Funeral VIII take place from her late residence 02l
First street northwest, on Friday, lslh instant, al
three o'clock y. III. Friends Of the family are In
vrsl to attend.
JOSEPII,-On Wednesday, january 10, 1873, GoOt
Mother hOSLALFS joseph, superior Little sisters o.
the Poor, corner Third aud II streets northeast
Her fIncr will take place, from the Home on Fri
day morning, the 18th instant, Rt M3D n. m.
LASKEY.-On the morning Of January II, 1875
MANY, daughter ui Robert V. aud the lnto Mary y
! lAlskey. In the twentieth year OI her Rgr.
Notice of funeral hereafter,
National Republican., 1878-01-18

IT is said that if foreign silver coin is
made legal tender by the States il can
only be so in respect to debts hereafter CON
tracted, As well might it be said that if
we resume the coinage Of our own mints Of
n silver dollar, it can only be made n
tender for debts hereafter contracted.
Under the old laws and practices of this
country, American and foreign silver coins
were both tenders al the same time, and
everybody was satisfied. There is no danger
of having too much Of either gold or silver.
There are special reasons for always max.
ing the Mexican silver dollar legal tender
in this country. 1t will enlarge our COM
merce with Mexico to make it 50, There
Is no solid reason against it. The mint OF
that republic has had no superior for trust
worthincss fol half century.
National Republican., 1878-01-18
NEW PUBLICITIOSS.

GERRIT SMITH a biography by OCrAvIus BROOKs
FRUTHISGHAM q. T. PutnHms Sons. New York,
For sale by sUOmOns y Chapman, Washington,
DC.
This work of nearly four hundred pages, is
faithful biographical sketch Of one of the
soundest thinkers Of his time. He was about
two or three generations in advance Of what
is termed the practical. popular thought Of the
day, aud was therefore deemed eccentric, not
to say highty, But viewed in the light of the
present, and the dawning of the
next generation, the sentiments aud
principles Of Mr.. Smith stand
forth as those Of tho great majority Of culti-
waited people They have achieved the in.
dorsement and approval Of the best men of
our times. Mr. Smith sought to be right, and
euccs. With HIM duty was what conscience
required. Liberty. humanity and Justice, as it
was given to him u SEQ those principles, con.
trolled his actions toward his fellow men. He
was aman Of great Intellect aud persuasive elo-
queuCe. His opinions were safely anchored
in a wcll-poiaed judgment, aud were an.
nOunCod with modcaty rs rare in men Of his
mold as It Is becoming in every condition in
life Nl Rockingham has proven a faithful
aud yet not over. poI tial biOgraphcr. lie has
allowed his subject to state his own case IN
his own language on most Of those great ques
| tions with which ho was SO prominently iden
titled. Hs devotcs a chapter each to his view
Of religion, humanity, temperance, slavery
the war, the peace, and phiianthroPhy, upon
National Republican., 1878-01-18

THE Charlotte y. C. Obserrcr is full of all
sorts of uncharitablcncss, and would fain
make its readers believe that THE NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN is incapable of uttcring the
truth. If the Obsrrr will point 10 a single
instance wherein this journal has made II
deliberate statement that is not justified by
Che truth it will afford us great pleasure to
make an early correction. We differ with
The Observer very widely in opinion on
some subjects, but that furnishes no proof
Of mendacity on our part.
National Republican., 1878-01-18
Deaih Of Samuel RoMIcs.

Mr.. SAMUEL BOwLEs has passed away by
paralysis of the brain. He was only ifty-two,
and was a victim to overwork, like HORACE
GREELEY. lie began editorial life in connec-
ton with his fathers paper, the Weekly
Springfield Republican, at an early age. He
took charge virtually of the daily at its incep-
ton, in lsi4, and up to the day of its death al
most without ntermission gave it constant
care aud supervision. lie made it a sprightly
and influential journal. lie once tried for a
few months the Boston field of journalism, but
did not achieve much success in 1t and grace
fully retired. In politics he was originally a
Wing, then Republican, then II Liberal and
supporter of GREELEY, but latterly he sus-
tanned the present Administration. Mr..
BowLEs also published several works--"Acro5s
the Continent" Our New West and the
Switzerland of America" They were COM
posed chiefly Of letters originally appearing in
the Republican and afterward revised for pub
lication in book form.
National Republican., 1878-01-18
Gold and silver.

Never has there been in this county u
more unjust and Improbable warfare than
that which the gold spectators have waged
against the double metallic standard Of
silver and gold. 1t is unjust, for the
reason that it is based upon the narrow
views and purposes OF greed, without re-
deeming feature of liberalty Or common
Justice toward the public welfare. 1t acts
upon the SHYLocK principle Of making
gain ut the expense of every other interest,
National Republican., 1878-01-18
MyfRRIEII.

CATIIELI1-BLAKE-Oa the evening of the Sd
instant, by the Rev William H. Evans, \. NJ, Mr..
JAMTS II. CATHELL to Miss ELLA J. BLAKE, both Of
Georgetown, ID. e. No cards.
ZhyELY-BIRDsALI.-At the residence of the
BRIDES mother, In LoudOun County, Va, January 10.
lkTs by Rev, Mr.. GTenshAw, WESTwORTH CHiLDs
IEvEI.Y, formerly OF this city, and RACHEL II.
BlHDsALL-
rH-BONNEY.-Atther residence Of the bride,
January 70, lsIs, by the Rev. pr. John II. Elliott
EEEtlI, Of brooklyn, J. D., n. y, and FLORESCE
ESTELLE BONSEY, Of Baltimore Md.
National Republican., 1878-01-18

WE would again call the attention OF
business men and others to the fact that we
have connected with our Office one of the
most complete job printing offices in the
country, which is prepared at all times to
do all kinds of printing in the best of style
and at the most reasonable prices. Espe-
cially is this true of legal printing, briefs,
arguments, speeches, etc.
National Republican., 1878-01-18

The mistake the REPUBLICAN makes Is in
thinking that Governor VANCE considers that
the freedom Oi the negroes has no stronger
foundation than Mr. LINCoLN's proclamation,
that went into effect on the LIST of ofJanuary, 1853
the anniversary Of which was being celebrated
when he spoke.-Rdleigh a. e. Obsserrer.
If the OJs1rer will either reprint or fur
nish us with u copy of Governor VANCE's
speech TO the colored militia on emancipation
day-we having mislaid or lost our copy
and if the language of that speech does not
fully justify our Interpretation oil it, we will
rheerfully correct our former statement.
We have no purpose to misrepresent Gov
srnor VANCE or any one else.
National Republican., 1878-01-18

THE jamestown n. " Journal says .
"What the country wants is resumption of
specie payments on a gold basis 1t is one
thing to want an impossibility, and another
to realize it. When sixty millions of gold
can be made equal in value to $4O0 1000, 900
ofpaper money then the thing may be ac-
eomplished and not till then.
National Republican., 1878-01-18

IT is represented that Senator CoNKLING
and other Republican leaders in the Senate,
in speaking of Senator EDMuNDS letter, say
that they entirely disagree with him in the
matter of the relations hstwecn the ExeOu-
tive and members of Congress respecting
the Federal patronage. They claim that the
Senate, in its executive capacity, is co-ordi-
nate in the matter of appointments
National Republican., 1878-01-18
FOR MILITARY sUPPLIEs.
DEPoT QuARTERuAsTERs OFFIcE,
ll39 GIRARD STREET, PHIIADELrHiJ

DEPOT QuARTERMAsrERs OFFICE,
ll& &GIRARDsTREEr, PHIiApELrHA,
December -, lsiI.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate with copy or this
advertisement attached TO each will be received AZ
this office until January q 1873. for furnishing
the United States Quartcrmaster's Department with
the iollOwlng-nAined articles, viz;
$40 Helmets 100 Hair Plumes, cavalry; 500 Cords
Helmet Eagles i.5i6 Uniform Dress Caps assorted;
$50 Dress Cap Pompons; So,vo Forage Caps; 10000
pairs Berlin Gloves: l2G0O pairs Wooen Stockings:
1900 pairs Boots, brtss screwed; 5000 pairs Arctic
OvcrshOe.; 1000 Wooden Blanketsi 5000 Ax-handes:
go Wall Tentsi ao wul!Tent Flies; 500 Common
Dark Rlue Flannel 81 5000 yards sky Blue ker.ey,
%; 2aj0 yards Facing Cloth, 81, RVsGrted; 10000
yards Canton Flannel; 400 yards Black Silesia.
a.OD yards Canvas Padding; 5000 yards Worsted
Cord; 1000 gross Coat Buttons; 1000 GIT Buckles
1900 yards Sky Rlus Kersey, light quality.
and bidders are informed that full compliance with
specifications will be insisted upon and that no arti-
Gle Inferior to the standard will be nccepted.
The Government reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids.
Bids are requested for the delivery OF the articles at
Philadelphia and San Francisco.
A preference will be given 10 articles Of domestic
production and manufacture, conditions OF price and
quality being elual and such preference will be given
to articles OF American production and manufacture
produced on the Pacific eoast 70 the extent Of the
All articles which to be used in the States and
Territories Of the Pacific coast will be received and
n,pected at sun Fran rsco, Cal.
For Information In detail apply nt this Office.
Envelopes containing proposals to be indofsed:
Proposals for Military Supplies" and addressed 10
by order Of the Qunrternaster-C Cenerul.
ID. H. RUCKER,
dec24.At Assistant Quartermaster General.
National Republican., 1878-01-18

The New York Eremag Express says
Secretary SHERMAN has explained his bill
70 popularize the four-pcr-cent. loan. Now,
If he would only explain bill to provide n
way by which people can earn the money to
buy Government bonds he will popularize
limselfr
National Republican., 1878-01-18

THE New York World Is advertised for
sale in the columns of its city cotempora-
Ties in very generous manner. 1t appears
that Mr.. SCOTT was sold in its purchase
when the election of TLLDEN was thought
possible, but since that event dissolved in
thin air, and no Federal power can be called
70 the aid Of the World, Mr.. SCOTT is un-
doubtedly desirous of selling somebody else
by selling his elephant to them. He has
our hearty sympathies and cordial wishes
for the accomplishment Of his purposes.
National Republican., 1878-01-18
The South Carolina senate Report.

NNTHINVTVN' JWIIUHTy TT IVFO'
Editor National Republican:
SIR: Each and every statement, each separ-
ately, each distinctly, las far as it refers to me-
in the Posts editorial article of this morning,
is a separate and distinct and deliberate false
hood, without even the semblance of the
shadow of shade of truth in it. Yours truly
JAMES REDPATH.
National Republican., 1878-01-18

WHO says the natives are too rich and proud
to hold office down South since the war
There are seventeen prospective candidates for
mayor and twenty-eight for city marshal of
ViCksburg, and the weather has not been
favorable either. No wonder the blacks were
disfranChised.
National Republican., 1878-01-18
PROPOSALS..
DRoPosAIs FOR ARMY WAGONS, AMBu
Il LANCES, AND HARNESS.
neutrality-suspicious. oFritn.


QrARTERMAsTERtiESERAL OFFfCE,
WAsHINgToS, January II, IEs
Sealed proposals III tripcate Will he received at this
office of each, the Depot Quartermnster ut Washing
and Fort Lenyenworth, Kansas, until tNeye O'Clock
M, ut Washington, 1907 D. m. at Philadelphia:
ii:!6 a M at lefiersonvllle: and 1880 m. at Fort
Laayenworth, February u; ISIS, at which times aud
Tor furnishing one,hundred 1O0) six mule Army Wag
ons, my t0) Wagons for two and four horses OF
mules, tweniy.hye lc5) Ambulance Wagons, army
Army.wagon Harness complete and seventy.hve (75j
sets fOur-mule Ambulance Harness, cOmplptp dellv-
cries to be made at either the Philadelphia, Jefferson
vile on Fort Leavehw0It dspots rs may he required.
Bids will be made accordingly
Deliveries arc to commence within thirty days from
date OF contract, and be completed within sixty days
from date thereof The Wagons AmbuGfces, and
speci cations therefor, OF hrstclass mAterial and
workmanship, and he subjected to q rigd inspection
before acceptance, and all found not up to the re-
quired standard to be rejected and removed at
tractors expense within ten days aer notice OF such
rejection Proposals will lie received for any portion
Ofthe supplies.
The Goverpment reserves the right reject any and
all prOpOsals
Apreference will be given to articles of domestic
production, and TO articles Of domestic production and
manufacture produced on the Pacific coast TO the
tent or the supplies required for the service on that
Blank proposals and printed specifications, as well as
any further informant win be furnished, applca-
ton by either of the Depot ounrtsrmasters herein
Proposals should be addressed to either the Depot
Quartermaster a, Washington Philadelphia, Jefier-
sonyilie or Fort Leavenworth: and be Endorsed Pro
pS,als n tor SSiS.nule Army Wagonsn Wagons for
mule Army wfgon Harness." or -Four. mule Ambu-
lance Harness as the case may be.
Acting Quartz tnaserGenerai, pet.Maj Gen. U. :. A..
National Republican., 1878-01-18

THE Rochester n y Democrat says that
sGeneral GRANTS time has come and gone.
He will never be President again" The
Democrat cannot reasonably be blamed for
what il don't know.
National Republican., 1878-01-18

No REPUBLICAN member has so fer shown
any desire to investigate the title Of RUTHER-
ToRD b. HAYEs.-BditimOre Gazette.
The electoral commission being an insti-
tuition Of Democratic origin, the Republi-
cans are disposed to let the Democrats wres-
tie with their own bantling in their own
vay
National Republican., 1878-01-18

A CERTAIS philanthropist In the State Of Ohio
buys II large quantity Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
every wimtOr aud donates the same to the poor suf
ierimg from coughs.
National Republican., 1878-01-18

THE Cincinnati Inquirer says Senator Ed
MUNDs might as well make up his mind
that the bonds will be paid in silver, or not
Al all
National Republican., 1878-01-18
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
Posr orFIcE DEPARTMESr, ,

January n, ISIS.
eoaled proposals will be received nt this Depart
mcnt until twelve O'Clock n., ON THURSDAY,
January -. ISIS, for furnishing stationery for tho
Post onSe Department for five months nom Feb
Blank iorms OF proposals showing the items aud
estimated quantities qulrcd, together with circular
retailing thereto Will be furnished on application TO
this Department
Proposals should be addressed to the First Assistant
Postmaster General, and indorsed proposals for
stationery" ID. NJ. KEY.
ipnlilt-l7SS, postm Astpr General,
National Republican., 1878-01-18
USEFUL FEET-

DIR. WHITES establishment, opposite Willard's
Hotel. Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails, Froated
Feet &c, relieved and cured, without pain. Estab.
lishCd In Washington In 1851.
Fee, e. per visit, lRl2-tf
National Republican., 1878-01-18

Mr.. n. II. FUGITT Is Agent for the receipt
Of Advertisements and subscriptions for this
Paper, as well rs for the Collection Of Ac-
sounts.
Mr.. ID. II McCLELLAND is also authorized
10 solicit Advertisements.
National Republican., 1878-01-18
OPTICIAN

First premium awarded To me by the Great Worlds
Fair, In Philadelphia. on my invcnnd nud patented
EN NEIiLASS manufactured In GU liver and
Frumeless, with genuine brazilian PIT. Also on
hand large variety Of SPECIAIl.I :, OPERA
GI.ASSES, MICROSCOPES aud SllA liI~ for the
Eyes, &c l.ALE%AN DER,
nO5 3m l@!9 Pennsylvania WNrIiur, II. w
National Republican., 1878-01-18
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

KEEIGEOIS NOT1CES.
nw. Y NJ. C. A.
Sustaining members holding tickets and desiring to
avail themselves Oft privileges ofthe
EVENING CLASSES
are requested to enter their names before JANr-
AIRY g. Amer that date entries can be made only on
the payment OF the regular fec.
Rooms orthe y. NJ C. A. open daily from nine n.
m. TO ten y. IN. Daily meetingS nj noon and six p
m.
FREE READING ROOMS,
LIBRARY,
PARLoRs
All are invited. Jani-tf