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Daily Republican., 1878-12-13
Christmas Spncialties.

C. Sentman, at the corner of Fifth
and Shipley streets, has a very hand.
some show window full of Sunday
School cards and pictures, which are in
every way suitable for Christmas pres
ents. The combination toy is real
curiosity. He also has large supply
of books, buns, boxes Of paper and
and everything at the low.
est prices.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-13
Endorsed nv the facLlty. The rp,

Endorsed by the facLlty The rep
utation of DR.. Bulls cough syrup has
been solely achieved on account Of its
merit. Physicians prescribe it. 25 cts.
Three applications cured me of severe
Rheumatic pain, aid | cheerfully rec
ommpnd KelleI's Roman Liniment. Cor.
nplius Noonan, Lieutenant Metropolitan
Police, Washington, d. c.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-13

ENR SALE. Ono Double House, OIL Es
Washington stree, 80 feet front, Maal
|latning Is rooms and an Office, bath, store
|M. porch front aud back lot b0xlbO feet
h, with ali modern Improvements.
~ 2. One House, $40 Jefferson street, con.
(ang 10 ro1iHs and bath room with all mod
IN provements. Porch front, Just finished
\ ready for occupancy.
~ One House on Jackson street near
|bIe, roams.
u /. Farms below Middleton one near
|,alywine Springs.
Eo5 Building lots, situated in different
fs of the city.
Of those properties will be sold or ex-
| ,N2ci at the present lowest rates. Apply
n CHANDLER. Real Estate Agent, No, 2
4 Sixth street. Savillc building. where a
| description will be shown. dc7wSd,tf
|NR RENT.
KY Delaware Avenue,
|&l Delaware Avenue,
% Delaware Avenue,
y West street.
ao Fatnall street,
Market street,
" latnall street,
" French street,
sst Jefferson street,
|se Fatnall street. Apply TO M. M. CHILD,
'"st Seventh street. nv23l2te-O-d
Daily Republican., 1878-12-13

IN SaLr..--A three-story brick house l07
West Seventh street, pleasantly situa-
n Also two good lots. on h. Sixth street,
lpo.ite the post-ottice, might be made u busi-
I. place. house 6l4 Washington street Tor
fot Apply to q. CHANDLER. 900 Mar
street.. nv27
Daily Republican., 1878-12-13

l'OR SALEAND RENT.--Well built new
I two.story six rooms, brick Houses on
Eanut st. between llth and 18th Sts.: Prices
" and t.rms very accommodating. For In.
gmaron applyto HARLANGAuSt,, Front
b Tatnail SIS, or l02i TatnaIl St. dcl2'2hd
Daily Republican., 1878-12-13

N n SALE.-A six roomed house with
bath, 70. 60j East Sixth street, in good
Der possession immediately.
JweIling No T07 Church street rooms.-
w. number of small dwellings ior sale Ia
Esr"nt pnrts of the city. Apply TO = M.
Il co, 80 Market street,
Del. sep25
Daily Republican., 1878-12-13

hNJR RENT.-New house, 8 rooms. Rent
u *5.0Jpcr month and soarded ont, APP
y to ]. A. BONDa 90, Sixth and >hipley
kap,s dell .3ts
Daily Republican., 1878-12-13

LrOR SALE.-3O0 shares Of Clayton Loan
u .lock, new series at one dollar II share,
Nv plan, loaning the iuli amount and col"
l'Iny premium monthly. NJ. l.. LlCHTEN-
EElN Secretary, nvl4-lm
Daily Republican., 1878-12-13

rDR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A ~
I grey mare, ten years old, good ~
'ooi mare and sounl, will exchange Tor a
.ght Jenny Lind. Apply at 800 4, Sixth
Rect dell 3ts
Daily Republican., 1878-12-13

|nOR E.-Thoroughbred Essex Pigs,
d Tor breeding purposes from six weeks
aud upwards. Awarded first premium at
lhdletowp Fair. A. EGLlNTON. New
lrtlc Ave near CITY line nv9-d&wtf
Daily Republican., 1878-12-13

NRM Fr" SALE.-The undersigned Oh
,crs ut private sale small farm OF ii
'ss, in New Garden Township, Chester Co =,
l. nea. toughkennamon Station, on the
'tmore Central abroad. There Is good
l'e Barn, Corncribs, &c. Also good apple
,ari and other fruit trees. 1t is II good
and desirable property for
ono wishing u hsme. Apply to ALICE
llGVAuGH, TOT Monroe street, Whining
7. Del. dcl2 6td.4tw
Daily Republican., 1878-12-13

|uy yANTED. Deliyereu every week AT riy
NV stall IN Third street market, nice'y
|l,s.Gd Poultry and game, ior which the
Isshest cash price will he paid on delivery
kB APPLETON. nyl2-u
Daily Republican., 1878-12-13
Inu usALEnR RENT.

|INOR SALE very desirable property on
7 the southwest corner Of sixth md Mar
b., .treets. Apply 90, CHANDLER, No
karkct street. uc4-u
Daily Republican., 1878-12-13

|lIy ANTF.p.--A situation AZ working house
NV keeper IN city or country, BY one VINO
|an give the Vest reference Address Mrs.
|sB at REPUBLICAN oifiee, dctot'
Daily Republican., 1878-12-13

CNk SALE - l'hreestory brick, front and
side, t12 West Sixth street.
trer story brick, 6Oi French street, side
Tree story brick. 7O2 Tatnall street.
fll slua ground. on West street. 18th TO
\ streets.
III these properties will be sold at great
Esilns, ami on very easy terms,
VIM. TATNALL, 602 Market street
nV.y3. w a m
Daily Republican., 1878-12-13

[NDR SA!.E.-A large lot Of Horse manure
and ohal IRON Morocco Factory. JOHN
BAKER, 1903 East fifth st. nf9-d&wt'
Daily Republican., 1878-12-13

EOR SALE.-A lot OF aew rag carpet o. his
II own weaving at 80 cts. per yard, 3os y.
Eu Ruren street. dc7l2tdt
Daily Republican., 1878-12-13

|I>DR SALE.-sil Washington street nne
L property and terms accommodating.
lnnh
Daily Republican., 1878-12-13
WANTED.

NY ANTED.-A girl to do general h use
NV work Apply at SIS Poplar streeto
dcll.Mt
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-10-10
MONTANA HERDS, FLoCKs, FARMS AND
MINES.
%Philippspurg Items.

One can hardly fail to be pleased with the
prospects of P%hilippsburg ON seeing the
many valuable mines to be found in a days
stroll in its vicinity. The discoveries We're
made a number of years ago, and, like most
other camps. have on account of the limited
capital for working been slow i'll develop
ment. AS yet there are but two mines and
mills in successful operation, the Hope and
and Northwest. The yield of these two
mines in silver bullion is represented by
those posted to be an average of $4,000
per month. Had the other promising mines
now quite well developed the proper ma
chinery for working, five times that sur
could easily be brought into the moving
world. The Hope mill is located near the
town, aud its continued buzz and CHATTER
gives IA life of cheer to the whole place.
The mine which is nearly w miles dis
tant is represented to be we'll developed and
yields large quantities of tree milling ore. 1t
is owned by a company composed OF st.
Louis capitalists, and the business is con-
Quoted by David Carson, superintendent.
At the time OF my visit the mill was shut
down for repairs and the reception Of new
machinery, but work in the mine was going
steadily OH, and large wagons We're making
regular trips laden with ore.
The Northwest mill and mine is about
two miles from town and a thousand tPet
or more higher up the mountain. 1t has
ten stamps, a Blake crusher, four Buekler
reverberating furnaces, one Puryine, and
three pans, anda Hendry concentration. The
mine is known as the Speckle Trout. Its
depth is now 800 feet below the ~surfaee.
The ore is harder to work than that frlm
other mines, and the batteries only have to
run about ten hours per day to supply he
other machinery with work for q hours.
I. Frisbie, the superintendent, has latsly
contracted tor 5000 cords of wood, enough
to keep the machinery il. motion two yeas.
Recently he has put in a double acting
Knowles pump, which is capable of host
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-10-10

emerged from the clouds OF doubt, and our
mines have been demonstrated 10 be as
rich and inexhaustible as those Of any State
Or Territory, it is due time that it should
become contributor to our public fund. The
interests of the country demand that a tax
may be levied upon bullion without further
delay. We find by looking over the alb
stract of the assessment OF Deer Lodge
county, as published in a recent issue OF the
Nev North Vest, that the assessment on
bullion amounts to less than 81 900 and Deer
Lodge is the principal bullion producing
section Of the Territory, and about the only
county we believe hat is making any effort
to tax the products of mines. The same alb
stract shows that the amount assessed upon
clocks and watches amounts to nearly treb-
Bile this sum, while the farmers pay up
wards OF SIG, 900, more than double on the
simple article OF harness. Now is this not
unreasonable? is it not wrong? This is a
free country, we know, Or at least should be,
but the man who has the means to devel-
op a quartz mine which yields its thousands
annually, should not be freer Or have any
more privileges before the law than the
poor husbandman who lives in a hovel and
c~ultivates a few acres of land. This is no
idle question, but one of great Importance
to the welfare of the country, and should
call forth the greatest craftsmanship of our
Territory to our next legislature. We APP
peal to the industrial interest of our coun-
try, to our farmers and working men to
look at this plain statement of facts and say
if it shall be continued. Shall our quartz
mines which are yielding precious metals
by the ton 90 ''scot free" while poor team
ster must pay even upon the harness upon
his broncho, on the yoke and chain Of his
oxen? Justice and equity demand that you
set these things Alright, and do it now.
There is ample time. Demand Of your cam
didates for the Legislature that they express
themselves upon this question, and vote for
those who will do justice to the matter.
Cast partisan prejudices aside if necessary,
and vote for only such men as will pledge
themselves to a revision of the Revenue law
or the passage of a new one, such as will
distribute the burden of taxes alike upon all
classes.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-10-10

The Utah Northern is pushing forward
again, the reservation difficulties having
been settled.
National Republican., 1878-04-20
yEGETlNR.
VEGETINE
win Cure Rheumatism.

URnANA, OHIO, Feb. 10, 1S77.
Mn. IT, r. sTEvEss Boston, Masa.-
Dear Sir-l Ieel greatly indebted 10 your excellent
medicine, We iETINE, Tor what has. done ior me.
I have b eu subjected to H,e,maisn all my life.
Was attacked with It three years ago. and suffering
terrible pains In my chest back. and limbs for rix
eight months, At which tina 1 commenced uslnE
vEGErINE on the advice OF . friend. who had bean
entirely cured by it, had scarcely uscd half bottle
until the pain had len me. and my general health
began to improvs rapidly under Influence ofths great
blood purifier. had also suffered dreadfllly from
tho FIRST bottle OF vEGEr1NE I noticed y great
change for the better. The constant pam and heav
ness that had over my eyes for years disappeared
md the discharge Of muc,is from the head ceased
My appetite got bet and strength Sssmed TO come
with every do-s Of medicine. Too much cannot be
said In its favor and l always takvrrbeeanrs In re-
commencing II to my friends who may Be suffering
from any disease Of tho blood, tor feel sailshed n
they try II they are sure Of a cure,
am, very respectfully, yours
]. IL. RHODES,
Manager Western Union Telegraph ofics, Urbana, o.
National Republican., 1878-04-20
ST. NICHOLAS FOR MAY.
"Ths Boys sad Girls Magazine. "

Sr. NICHOLAS for MAY is one of the most
delightful numbers of this charming magazine,
of which CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER said:
I" DO not seq how il can BE- made any better, and il
the children don't like IL, Think IL Is time to begin
to change tho kind Of children IN this country"
This number opens with a FHoNrIsPIEcE
and story, both by MARY HALLocK FooTE.
followed by q funny ballad, "rHK SILLY
GOOSE" with comical illustration, by +. 8.
Church Lucy LARcoM and CELIA THAxTER
have poems; and IRWIN RUSSELL has most
inimitably funny story, SANS BIRTHDAY."
"THE STORY OF MAY.DAY" is given Ia very
interesting article, and there Is moving ac-
count of how THE PETERKISs ARE oBLIoED
TO MOVE" sold Sour" is q marvellous mar.
rative, showing the courage, tenderness, and
intelligence Of q great Elephant. "PARLoR
BALLoOSINa," ''THE LOST BALL" TIN
KING AND THE HARD BREAD" arc all good
and novel papers, Miss ALCorT's serial,
UNDER THE LILAcs," Is continued.
DRIFTED INTO PORT" Is concluded, to bo
followed next month by a new serial, " Dan
KISsER, THE STORY OF A GROWING Boy"
Parties may n0w subscribe for the numbers
Of the present volume Nov, n, TO Oct, rs,
inclusive) at . reduction Of so conts from tho
regular price, S250 instead Of $500, with US, or
with any newsdeAler.
sCRIBNER & CO., New York.
National Republican., 1878-04-20
SCRlBNER FOR MAY.
edition 75,OOo.)


Among tho papers of special interest In the
MAY ScRIBNER, the frat number Of new
volume, sre:
MERRY DAYS WITH Bow AND QUIvKR," BY
Maurice Thompson.
"CAMps AND TRAMPs ABOUT KrAADN."
BOHEMIAN DAys"
'MoDJrKA," by Celia Thaxter.
"AN IMPOSSIBLE Story" by Bayard Taylor.
"IN ARcANA SYLvARUM."
BIRD ARCHITECTURE"
"THE FIRST BUTTERFLY"
LITTLE ROSE AND THE HOUSE, OF THE
Snowy RANoE"
THE NEW YoRK Posi-. .OFyIcE," illustrated,
by Edssrd Eggleston.
"OUR PETS AND PROTECTORS"
"CoNcERNrNo THE USE OF FAaors AT
GENEVA"
"CAMPISG.oUr AT RUDDER GRANGE
4 ROYAL MARRIAGE"
THE SINGING TELEPHONE" &C., &c.
The Two AMERICAN SERIAL. STORIES,
Roxy" by Edward Eggleston, and "HIs
INHERITANCE" by Miss Trafton, are cou-
tinued.
ARTISTS.
The MAY SCRIBNER has the most brilliant
coterie Of artists that has ever appeared In any
ono number Of Q popular magazine. Among
these are +. L. CHURCH. 8. Il. CLIFFORD, II.
W. Robbins, l.. DEFoREyr. T. MORAN, WAL.
TER FRANCIS Brown, WILL II. Low, FRED.
ERIcK DIELaAN, J. ALDEN WEIR, SHIRLl lw
KELLY, REMNANT. VANDERHooF, BoLLEs
ScHELL, WooLF, HOPKINS, and others.
SCRIBNER 4 CO., New York.
National Republican., 1878-04-20
New Advertisements. A

New Advertisements.
vegetine will cure rheumatism.
Concert by Fiske Jubilee Singers
Horse and pony phacton for sale.
Scribner for May and st. Nicholas.
Special services at All Souls Church.
Rooms for rent, 400 Massa chusetts avenue.
Lost-a handsome dark llver-colored setter.
Noah Walker 4 Co. Gas Pennsylyania avenue.
Services at Mount Vernon Place ". y. Church.
Services at Univorsalist tChurch-Tallmadge Hall.
Andrew Jackson Davis will speak at Tallmadss
Han.
colden's Liobes's Liquid Extract OF beef and
tonic.
Plug tobacco given away-Baxter q Bird, Balti.
more, Nd.
sermon on Prophecy, by Dr. Chestcr-Metropoli.
tan Presbyterian Church.
For rent-a three-s,ory house. Inquire 222
Thirteenth street southwest
Promenade concert for the benefit OF Ascension
Church-Ladies' Association.
National Republican., 1878-04-20
clrT lruAa

ospssons Vie have Sssn 1 rssssssd go non csuarSsd
oonsumPtton By The ,nss Of this esiqtnal preparN-
uoa, and he srassfui pastin thsnsslveA have, By
recommending u and soknowfedgiue IL wonder
NJ. ~ sSsns s''r Tss ss Cd .I, ,.. % sss y
nation robbed Of H. unpleasant taste, aad = ron
dersd doubly efsotfys In being coupled with the
lime, which 10 itself . restorative principle. sup
plying nature with juet the ssistancc required 10
Boston, proprietor. Sold by all druxgisa
YouNa PRopLx do pay attention 10 your teeth,
neGlsct will soon ruin thcm. he vile In time
Clean them daily with THunsros's IyoRr PHARL
Il viii Keep tSsm through ii iiss III IN good condition
white and sound, will harden the gums, swcetcn
the breath, and prevent toothache Sold by all
drugvAu. Is and 80 cents per bottle
wEiis MAcnrsy.srnEAp srnxseTHrIxo PLAr.
Ems are still the best known. Their curative pow
en far surpass all others.
HARD times demand economy; practice II BY
renova ating your soiled gloves with JoUvEs's INo-
DgRous KID GLOVE CLrIssrR. Price 70 cents per
bottle.
AEE you bilious. troubled with headache, dizzy
ness, sick stomach, constipation, &cf Are you dys-
pcptic, nervous. dull, and lansuid7 Avcrss 10 all
exertion. I your life miserablef Yon require \
change Cleanse The system, purify and renew the
hold remedy. 1t will soon relieve you. Sold By all
druggists, rs cents per package, which makes q
quart Of medicine.
to curlf Dress II with TaoMrsoss PoNApR orrrnl.
An oleaginous compound Of singular merits II
will improve It, Sold BY druggists, 30. Price Is
aud ~ cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-04-20
KNIGHTs TEMPLARS.
Pilgrimage Of Washington Commapdsry, No.
1. To Richmond, Va.

Pilgrimage Of washinston Commapdsry, No.
1, To Richmond, Va.
The annual conelavo OF Washington Command.
cry, No. l, Knights Tcmplar, took place At their
asylum, In Masonic Temple. last evening. There
was large attendance OF the fraters, and much
interest and enthusiasm was exhibited in tho in.
terest OF the Commnndery. For soms weeks past
the Sir knights have bcen contsmp plating visit to
Richmond, Va
Immediately aner the opening the committee Ap-
pointed To make Arrangements for the excursion
submitted report that was unanimously adopted.
1t was decided to make tho trip, and the Com
mandery viii leave here on tho evening OF May 20,
at such an hour as will bring them into Richmond
about ten o'clock p. m They will 20 and return by
rail-, spending two days In the City oi the Hills,
and while there be received and entertained by tho
The excursion Is not exclusive for Templars alone
but open To their friends and ladies. Railroad
II was further decided that the com mantory
would attend divine service In tho evening of As
censon Day MAY % at the Church Of the Asccn.
Pinctney who IS menbsT ~ Of % de comnsndery. MANI di1'p
full rcgalia.
The following Officers were chosen for the en.i-
ing year: Eminent commander, SIR Robert Boyd
generallssimo, SIR William J.Stephenson: captain
general, SIR William o. Moore; senior warden. Sir
m ~ proSk S. oh0r s r.,r6 ~
ren H. circuit; warden SIR William @. Henderson
trustee Sir T.. =. Schafbirt with ono or .two cS
nsndcry for number Of years In the various sta.
tons from junior warden upward. Eminent
Commander Sir I. q. Davis. after two year' ser
vice IN iier ne oSs having Occupied before that
and retires from active duty enjoying the respect
and good wishes of the entiro Commandery.
Popular prices the secret Of our success.
EIsENAN BROS Seventh and Il
National Republican., 1878-04-20
VEGETINE
viii Cure rheumatism.

COLUMBUS, ONO, Feb. II, 1877.
Mn. II. r. srEvUss:-
D,dr lsE-I wish to inform you what vE1ETINE
has done for my family. Eighteen months ago my
daughter had severe Attack Of Rhennatism and q
hlend who had used the vEGFTlNE advised her TO
try II, and she did with perfect success for after
using few bottles OF It she became entirely cured.
am myself at the present time, using the vE9E-
daughter has also used the vEGETI NE fnr uudrrh
and NERVOUS Dsetity and has been greatly benefited
other, with good success; and honestly bslisye that
the VE1ETINE Il the best medicine for the above
n amsd diseases that there is, and always wish 10
keep IL In my house a. . fApiiy medicine.
X A. KiSTLER
No II wsst Fulton street. Columbus, Ohio.
National Republican., 1878-04-20
Hotel Arrivals,

mnperi1L-Rw W Rabe, New Jersey l. Ewing, New
Jersey; {! Jones. BALTIMORE, Md; Jones, ball;
imore, Md: NJ Gibbs, Minneapolis, MINI; Fred Is
Byron, Boston, Mass; George Mcienry, New Yoi K;
A.D HOwen, Muhcy, Pa WS Lsmmon, Baltimore,
Md; W z Winchell, Chester; Chas Becky, Texas. II
Walers, COyington, KY l. Il Malone Richmond;
y Merritt, Philadelphia
% g Jdate.- II sonh, New York J 8 hw9od, Eebi
Mel., ~; iiodnebb9, 40; 4 SAslig.n, pg K Daly
ter Md; II A Wilbur, New York; W Q Grady, Va
J ETusr Mcbi n Thorn and wife, Va J SWIM
tier, Va
Cheney, Chicago: "a 9 HIidt, Nd; l. II Richards Pa
W hoberis, Phlladslph.a CW AermAnce. New York
J II Pefyh, Va. ~
National Republican., 1878-04-20

Services Tomorrow.
There will be special Easter services In all the
churches ~ morrow.
The Young Mems Christian Association hold
praise service in LineolnIIall tomorrow afternoon
at half past three o'clock.
Rev. DR.. A. y: Mason will preach, both morning
aud evening, tomorrow, In the Calvary Baptist
Church, corner Eighth aud street
Rev. A. J. Huntington, d. D., will preach at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church. corner Of A and
Sixth strees northeast, at eleven .. In. to-mor-
row.
Al Wesley Chapel corner Fifth and streets, .
select chorus choir under the direction Of Profes-
sor l.. .KOsenbaum, with Mr. W. X. Cohen as organist
will sing Great Is Jehovah, Redecmcr and King"
and Aliens Christ the Lord rs Risen to-day"
Z Street Baptist Church. Dr. Parker, the venerable
pulpit orator, will preach morning and evening.
su6oct-morning: The Resurrection" Easter
Anthem" and other choice sslections will be rem.
dered BY the ehor composed Of = wsil'trainsd
Rev. Dr. Rankin will preach an Easter sermon
from Lazarus come forth" to morrow morning In
tho Congregational Church. In tho evening he
keep Il holy" this bein: ono of q series Of the
decalugus.
The Rev. John Chester, D. d. pastor Of the Metro.
politan Presbyterian Church, oi this city, will de.
Prophecies tomorrow evening. The lecture will
bo second chapter Of "Inhnelity," the first OF
which he delivered last Sabbath evening.
An elaborate programme for Easter services, at
All Souls Unitarian church, has been arranged.
Kroells "'Te DeuM" and selectious from Faust"
trio ut utertUry by Verdi will be sung by the new
qnartette-Mrs Mahon, soprano; Miss Lucas. alto;
Mr. Morsel, tenor; Mr. Widney, bass. DR.. Peraboau
will preside II the organ.
Services are held every Sunday morning md
evening Al the usual hours 1t St. Stephens Mission
of the Reformed Church In the United States, cor
ner Of Eilhth and streets northwest Sunday
Lords supper will be administered NJ tho morning
| service tomorrow.
National Republican., 1878-04-20
children Suits. $50 aud upward EwESAs Bnc
FrankIIn T.mpernncs Legion.

The Legion will give another Of their popular en-
tertaiuments tonight at their hall, corner Sixth
and streets. The Misses Webster. Misses Weaver.
Mrs Daniels, the Mount Vernon Quartette Club, r.
T. Stevens, Miss &. J. Allen, Miss r. L. Smith .and
other hvorl te singers will be In attendance. Miss
Foster from Capitol Hill. will make her hrst ap-
pearance as II reader, and will give some comic
recitatiOns. Mr.. Palmon will also add TO the in :
terest Of the entertainment Short speeches from
prominent gentlemen and = good time generally
may be expected.
there will also be held meeting In the hall, al
which good speakers and good singer will assist.
Miss hdde Prsoperi will preside at tho piano In her
usual admirable style.
National Republican., 1878-04-20

ls the years since ltS foundation. In 1865, the for
tunvs Of the lOuls State Lottery Company have
considerably varied For the first nine Year, Of It's
existence II was looked upon as very profitable
cOnceTn, but recently 1t Is stated that the number
VI prizes paid monthly have increased to such an ex
tOnt that Il may be said 10 have discovered TO what
pItcnt II Is more blessed " give than to receive
But readers can learn all about II by address.
imp " 4. DAuplin r. o, Box s92, New Orleans La
Bee advertisement elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-04-20
Suit for Alimony,

Messrs. Stone and Hsnley. as counsel for Mrs. r.
v. Mitchell. have fled bill agsinit Thomas X.
Mitchell for alimony. She sets forth that she was
married to defendant In Alexandra In July. 1872,
and she has one child that defendant has neg.
looted to provide for their support having contrib.
uted therefor but $40, and in November, 1877, she
WAS compelled TO leave him and return 10 her
mothers home II will be remembered that the
bill brought by tho husband for divorce on the
ground OF desertion was dismissed few days since
In the Equity Court with costs.
National Republican., 1878-04-20

At the meeting Of the Board Of Health last even.
Ing communication from DR.. Keene, health off,
GER was read calling attention to the fact that much
complaint Is made OF the injurious effects upon lhe
public school held IN the west room of the building
cOtnor Of Fourteenth and streets northwest
Twpthirds Of the whole number of pupils are com.
planning OF Inflammation Of the eyes Ths letter was
referred W the sanitary committee
National Republican., 1878-04-20
PLACES OF H0DSHIH.

Lsessasn sf Churshss, Nans q Rsssss. ssA
Asurs q Religious Rrsrsasss.
The morning services In al the churches
begin at s,even osiook, vsspers In Roman Catholic
Churches at ssur y N. and evening services are
held In the churches generally at 7:30 O'Clock.
Tho following Il list Of the more prominent places
Of worship In the District.