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National Republican., 1878-01-31
The women's Christian Association.

The eighth annual report Of the Womcn's Chris
tian Association for the year ending December n
1877, states that there have been cghyone children
cared for III the Home during the year, and nine
adults. In the Foster Home seyenty,six children
have been cared for. The success of the Authors
Carnival" held during the carly part of the year,
enabled the managers to extinguish debt of $500,
leaving only the running expenses to meet, which
require about 5000 per annum. A fee dspcnsary
for women was established during the year, and
during the six months II was open was the means
OF relieving much suffering The employment
rooms were open during the early part Ofthe year,
but the work done was less tLan in other SEASONS
and the ladies did not feel warranted to continue
this branch during the winter The report says:
The impression seems to have gone abroad that
from the fact Of having n boarding department the
work Of the Home must be selfsuppnrting but this
l. mistake from the fnct that we charge the low.
ct possible rates not the actual cost Ofllvug and
the very uncertain tenure Of position of most Of those
who come TO us-thls will probably nc, or be our
experience for In many instances Women have
been able 10 pay for one two, or three months and
aud yet We could not turn them out In their dCsti
tuition thnt while we aim To Strengthen the self.
respect Of each individual coming to us. the Home
docs not NJ all lose Its benevolent character"
The report Of the v~itiug committee states:
"Nc can give nn adequate idea Of the variety and
degree Of physical suffering wuIcs'G cd; and while
we do MI In our power TO relieve, cur means being
very limited We can only afford very temporary
relief We have found many frmiliCs entirely dcs-
tltr Of food or fuel aud nearly destitute of cloth
ing. Two ladies whOn'we found apparently IN u
rapid dCC!iuc have, with II little medical aid ana
suitable iUUd, entirely recovered showing that their
disease, instead of consumption, was starvation"
National Republican., 1878-01-31
The Yale Alumni Banauet.

The iihh annual reunion and banquet of the
Washington Alumni Association of Yale College
was held last evening at the Arlington Hotel. The
large ,iiningroOin of the hotel was filed from end
10 end with the long table, around whose festive
board wcry seated the representatives Of period
covering uycr fly annual cOmmcuCements.
The oldest graduate present was Rev. Peter Par.
kvr of the class af 1871 and the youngest Mr W. II.
Ipuu, of n. Among those present were Associate
Justice strong, ChiefJustice Waite senator Dawes
Professors Marsh and NewcOmb, General Chitlen.
den general Dunn, Professor johnson (Of the Wash.
ingtuu aud Ice University, DR.. Cox, aud many
other wclI.kuOwn aud distinguished gentlemen.
The board was presided over by Justice Strong
with the ChicfJu,tlcc on his right. The banquet
was u royal one; the tables fairly OvCTburdencd
with every luxury q The cuisine,
hflcr the board had been cleared, Justice Strong
offered the toast, "Our Alma Mater and called
upon Professor Marsh 10 reply. Young Yale" was
responded to Wy Mr., Edward Il. Tyler; "Ialc IN
the IRpa' by secretary Evnrts; Ialc In the Ju.
dietary" by the Hon ChiefJustCe; Yale in the
senate" by Senator Dave; " Yale in the House of
Representatives" by General Williams; yale in
Science" Professor NcwCOmb; Yale In the Army"
Captain Dulton: Yale in Medicine" by Dr. c. &.
/ Cox; Yale 1T the Bar" Francis Miller; yale In
Education" Professor Johnston; Yale In The
1 Press hy J. Edwards Clarke.
| An Original aud refreshing poem called "a Yale
! salRd was delivered by Colonel GarriCk Mallory
lellCrs were read from President Noah POricr
aud samuel e. rcrkirs esq president Of the Phil.
adClPllIa AsSUCiuliDn expressing their deep regret
o! not being able 10 be present.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
ForE of the seven clerks in the Ohio Senate


FOuE of the seven clerks in the Ohio Senate
src practical printers.
DIR. FRANK Ii. KNAPP, who last summer
shot and killed DIR. Knott, of Benton, Hancock
County, has been acquitted of the charge of
Hurlcr.
BROWN CoBLE, a negro prencher, has been
sentenced to be hung in Franklin County,
Tenn, March II, for the murder of Felix
Gardner.
GEORGE CRUIKsHANKs illness was, at last
accounts, abating. Ho is nearly eighty six
and has had all his life singular immutiny
from illness.
4 CoLoRED woman down in Arkansas said
that her child was very sick with ina jcstic'
chills, and she feared that it was going into
"melOdious' fever.
DOSALDG. MITCHELL Tx MARVEL is a we'll
preserved little gentleman of fifty five, with a
thoroughly New England head and face, and
perfect breeding of manner
QUEEN MERCEDES receives no annual al
lOwance from the Spanish nation, but should
she survive her husband an annual pension of
$4,000 will be settled upon her.
A YOUNG wife approached the house maid
in the dark, and playfuly seized her by the
waist. :" DO stop, Monsieur, or Madame may
catch u.s. was the maids caution.
PETER COOPER is negotiating for the pur-
chase of Limestone Springs rear Spartanburg
s. G., where he will establish AN institution
similar to Cooper Institute Of New York.
THBdark angel of death spread its terrible
wings over this city Saturday and yesterday,
and ascended with five souls to its eternal
hight-Ns~ Aibdny correspondent Of LOHsruIe
COHrieT-JOW1Idl.
The Pope sent for his household on the
llth, and delivered brief address TO its mem
bers upon the death of Victor Emmanuel,
speaking of the dead King iu warm and SYM
pathetic terms.
ALFRED JOSEPH, Baron StOurton, has been
summoned to the House of Lords rs Baron
Mowbray, being one of the heirs of Roger do
Mowbray, summoned 10 Parliament by Ed
ward |. IN l2S3.
HENRY FRENCH, while in Paris. offered
Saah Bernhardt 800 u performance for ten
performances In the United States, but she de-
slined. This lady is now the greatest of living
French actresses.
Mr. RUSSELL GURNEY, who resided in this
country for some time a commissioner under
the treaty of Washington, has announced hi,
intention of resgning the reCOrdership o
London, which he now holds.
Mr.. Henry NJ STANLEY's gold medal, pre-
sented by Victor Emmanuel, Is inscribed "rC
EnricO Stanley, the intrepid African explorer.
II was accompanied by sealed letter from thu
late king, which, when opened, was found t,
contain many kindly praises Of Mr. Stanley.
Miss AUGUSTA CHAMBERS u charming yGuns
actress, who recently went out as leading lad
Of Mr.. Daniels Theator in DeadwOOd (BlaCI
HIS, has, in the time she has been there
little over two months, received 278 offers o
marriage. In one day she received seventeen
Listening to them nterferes with the tim,
necessary to study her role.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
anus EM ENTS.
"The Crushed Trarediau." !"

sothcrn as ne Lncp Et:dtamOUt in The Crushed
TrSgglian was tho bill at the National last even
ing, and is unnecessary TO add that the audience
only ceased applnuding T. laugh, and only ceased
laughing t0 applaud. The play has many novel
and pleasing features which would make It ex-
Ccclingly interesting even II The character Of ne.
d'IHlGW was omitted. Dnt with Fnc'.'ilROB.h II il In
It, way without an equal among modern dramatic
works Tie chumCtrr i unique; aud though II
may b. u little Ovgrlruwn. siil possesses a, charm
which, with Scthcrn a. the actor. viii make 1t as
famous ns LyId DWHdrcUN Mr.. SUthem Is well
supported. This evening, The Crushed Tragedian. "
TO morrIw night, at Mr. SOthcrns benefit, David
q Irlrli " mud @ 4 ki..Dllnr EiX -
National Republican., 1878-01-31
FunrrnI of the Lntr john MI. Van Rnsl,irl,


The funeral Of the late John NJ. Van Buskirk
took place yesterday at two O'Clock IN the Epiphany
Church. G street. Rev. DR.. raret and Twyng IN
intimate friend Of Mr.. Van Buskirk Oiicintcd. The
muurnful COricEO entered the church between two
rows Of members Of the Colony Club. Of which NJ
Van buskirk was a member, anl passed up the
centre ai'lr, headed by the Clergyncn, Dr. rurct
reading the burial service and the urgRmist playing
n solemn dirgc. Dr. TNyug read a few passages Of
Scripture. the choir sUng Nearer. Ny God" and
Dr. PRrct offered prayer. AMER these solemn Ccrc-
m"mlr> were over the remains were borne from the
church Icy In" pnll-hCRrcIs, General williamson
Mr.. l.. j. uRvis Mr.. Hulct KilbOunI. Colonel
Hodge DR. MCInnNil. Colonel Mason. DR. Joseph
aud Mr.. :. . Evans. aud escorted to the Oak Hill
Cemetery and deposited in It's final resting. g.place
with satin ir.uviug and eight largo silver handles
II also hrrt II silver plate, with the inscription,
/ John NJ. Nm liusEirG born November g. 1884:
died January y, lSIN' The cHskct was completely
hidden by flowers. 'm the cover were two floral
| pillows, with the word "Rcst' wrought upon each
! in inImurtlcs, aud numerous wrcaths, crosses,
&C., of CuH lilies, h"llutupcs tubc-rnscs, and other
| flowers, The floral "nrfiGg WAS one Of the largest,
ever 'Ccn At private funeral. Bcs,dcS iertnll
monument, about three feet high. Of Cnmelias,
Cal!n lille. rose, Sc capped with volets aud sur.
mounted vii show white dove. with Outstrrtchcd
wings, aud IN It. bGSe The words, wrought In i'm.
mrrtc'lCs, u. ". V. H., from e. c. tColnny club.
| were two columns. fOur broken crosses, and cur.
| ringe load Of other flowers.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
Served Her Right,

Russian prince, who is II musical fanatic,
ordered a splendid necklace and earrings of n
st. Petersburg icwclcr, with the intention of
presenting them to Il celebrated prima donna
on the occasion of her benefit last month at
the Imperial Opera. The prima donna, hear
ing of this, called on the jeweler and inspected
the jewclry. 1t was not to her taste, and she
required several alterations to be made. Tho
jcwclcr promised to consult his employer
The benefit was held, but the jewclry was not
forthcoming. The prince had reserved the
necklace aud ear rings for some less cxacting
recipient, and the prima donna WAS left to
mediate on the homely proverb, You should
not look gft-h horse in the mouth"
National Republican., 1878-01-31
Attenpted irsoiI.

Yesterday evening at halfpGst eight o oclock fire
was discovered ia the cellar of the residence Of
Samuel IOdgkins, M. 3i2 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest which was speedily extinguished with.
out the necessity of turning in an alarm. Again.
about eleven o'clock, fire was seen issuing from the
same place, but under control, aud wns
extinguishcd before 1t had made much hcadway.
The peculiar circumstances under which these two
fires were gncd led the occupants Of the dwell
ing to suspect iuccudarism on the part Of some
malicious person. who undoubtedly anticipated
booty rs a reward for the act
National Republican., 1878-01-31
THE CAPITOL GROUNDS.
Artistic Carving on the walls Mt the Western
Entrances-Further Improvement Contem-

Entranccs-Further Improvement Contem-
plated.
The approaches to the west trout Of the Capitol
are hafkcd on either sidc-at the Pennsylvania
aud Maryland avenue entrances-by low orna.
mental wall Of Ohio sandstone, Kentucky blucstone,
with posts, railiugs. &c, and carved artlstically
from the north to the south ending. Tho pier sit
uatcd at the corner on the right OF the main or
fenhsylNania avenue entrance has represented
Upon ,n Us front panel bunch oi ieIn grow,nE up
aud upon the face or north side Of the ramp hop
vine. deemed the best piece OF carving Of that kind
sslyans avenue and First street has upon It's front
nh English Ivy vine and upon Its west face geia-
mum.
The south or end pier has It's west front decorated
with maple leaves, and It's south front with water
lilies.
THE FOUNTAIN,
constituting part Of the wall aud situated directly
opposite the entrance to the botanical Gardens Is
composed of green Wyoming stone. red grnnite
and Ohio sandstone The facade represents marsh
"r wyon preg sna Shn ne ,r' sr % nnS ai snnEosS
ately carved. In tire rccess IN the centre Of the
foun are two panels, carved h. represent water az
marh plants. from among which there will he two
streams OF waier-One Of spring and one Of Poto-
mnc-constantly flowing. The whole structure Is
claborately carved with wlning vines and suitable
plants. The pier at the north corner OF the en-
trance has carved upon It, front n bunch OF fern;
upon It's south side dog rose bush In blossom; In
The north ramp blackberry bush and blackber.
The large pier strongly resembling asnrcophagus,
situated at the north rontofthe wall Is cmbellished
by numerous formal patterns Of different vines,
figures, devices &c. twill also he snnnounted by
suspended lamps s will the pier ut the junction Of
Pennsylvania avenue and First street Small
ramps, to add To the beauty Of the wall are placed
at Intervals along It's entire length; these sre
carved with appropriate trailing vines morning
glOrics, SlcS &c. The banisters are carved with
galnsh At the head Of each set Of s,cps leading
up from, the entrances will he mn iron grating to
catch the waste wnter aud prevent sloIs.
THE DESIGN OF THE CAPITOL EXTENSIONS
cuntemplaics carrying the wall around. taking In
| n portion of the Botanical Garden and the part Of
the corner or Ienusvlvania avenue and First
street, so as make h, drives and walks CORE
spoid IL the side toward the Capitol grounds
The pca"e Monument was erected with that view,
aud the railroad track was moved to fulfill that ex.
perlatiUiI.
So fLr nothing has been done, although bill for
the purpose has been Introduced into the Senate
Tho place, ns Il now is f. very dangerous on nc.
cpnnt Of the Iaruii tracks. Several very narrow
escapes from probable fatal injury have occurred
lately aml almost every day some one would be
injured II II was not for the inierceding hand OF
some by sander
National Republican., 1878-01-31
Mount Pleasant ThentricaIs.

Tho Thalan Club of Mount Pleasant gave COM
plimentary dramatic entertainment last night at
the residence OF Mr.. S. =. Brown. The play was
"She stoops to Conquer" The different characters
were sustained In excellent manner. Miss Isradora
Smith undertook the difficult role Of Mis- Hdrdode;
Mss Charlotte l,ruwn, Mrs.. Hdrdcdsis: Mr.. ].
Mclean Lipscomb, Tbpy Lumpkin, and Mr.. L. G.
Brown, Chdrtcs Bdr'0T At the conclusion Of the
performance the parlors were relieved Of their nr-
nture AMI sur endcrcd to the devutecs OF another
musc-1erpSichore.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
Hnrilin Nnn Hlllcrn

The actual time In which Mis- Won IINcntnccum.
plishcd her walk of 100 miles was % hours III min.
utcs and IS seconds. The average inc for mile
was 10 minutes aud 45 seconds
Miss Won Hillcrn arose yesterday morning Al
thlrty-Ryc minutes past eight O'Clock and aNvl
breakfast received number of callers. In fact She
had quite number Of prominent ladies and gen.
telnCu NJ her reception at the Imperial Hotel yes
great battle with Eulhcr Time, but appeared in In,
bel Of health aud spirits, Her ncNt walk viii
lrubhhiy take place IN l1tlsburg as the ci,i2cms n
That city are very anxious to zee this pluCky Little
woman,
National Republican., 1878-01-31
Debt OF the New York Churches.

The New York Times has been investigating
the financial condition of the New York
churches and the relative amount of incum.
branccs compared with tho estimated yalpe of
the property. The following is a recapitulation
of the results arrived at, showing the total
debts aud valuations Of the property of the
fourteen denominations and the miscellaneous
churches
National Republican., 1878-01-31
Sale of PhotoRrupbIc Views.

This evening, at halGpast seven O'Clock. Mr..
Thomas bowling, auCtioneer, commences the sale
OF Il collection OF twelve hundred choice photo
graphic views at the Corcoran building. on Fiji
tcenth street opposite the Treasury Department.
The views were taken In Colorado, California aud
other places In the far West noted for their mag
nthcent scenory. An excellent opportunity TO Oh
tain nluahls additions to aH collections Is thus
~ laI
National Republican., 1878-01-31
Tic Orntnrio of "Elilah."

The orhtorip of"Elah' wa. rendered last even.
ing ut the Congregational church by the Phlhar.
monte club Mr. Myron ". Whitney taking the part
Of E7idh The performance was in every re.pect
excellent. The church was crowded, and the au.
ftcnGc was h ghly pleased with the rendition Of
Club IL furnish an entertainment Of classical music
Of the finest character have In this instance been
particularly successful and they entitled to the
thanks OF the mus!c-loving people in the COM
munity.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
NEW .tDTERTIsEMENrS.

The World In Nutshell.
Cooperative Ice Company.
Dary-Mads Reception-Foundry Church.
The Royal Suptals-Frank Leslie, No. 1i67.
House No. III Second street northwest-for rent
By Thomas Dowllng-Art Sale, Corcoran Build
ing.
Course of Twelve Historical Lectures on Great
Benefactors.
Adjourned meeting Of Provldcnt Association, at
500 II street northeast.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
Assignment, for To-Day,

SUPREME COURT OF TUE DISTRICT.
No. 81. Randolph VS.. Jones; No. 81. Baltimore and
Potomac Railruad Company VS. Gaahcr; No. ~,
MarmiOu vs.. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company: No. 81, Dnwney ". District of Culumbia
No. 4. Wood VS. Wood; No. 81, CluSs vs.. District of
Columbia; No 49, Barton vs.. Barbour. receiver: No.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
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THE
ROYAL NUPTIAlS.

Tho marriage OF King Alfonso XII. OF spain to the
Princess Maria de los Mercedes. The young Queen
The royal residence at the Pslacia Real in Madrid
Recognition ofthe event In Washington Reception at
iilln see FRANK LBsLIE's ILLUSTRATED
NEWsPAPER, No. iiGT. Out to-day. For sale by nll
National Republican., 1878-01-31
Kenl E.iaie Irnnslnrs.

+, w Jones, trustee, 10 b. II. Warner, for $50
lot ~. square. 21i. Thomas +. Wapgaman trustee.
to \. e. carroll mud NJ. G.. Fitzhugli. for SITES sub
lot s. square $40. H. Is. Ferguson trustee, To l.. A.
Wood, for sl.gJ. lot Z square Hl. Frank Linton tu
Emma {. Member, for $3.50 lots ., 10 and II,
SQUARE lUI,
National Republican., 1878-01-31
Let no Man Tear Asunder.

The clerk Oflhc court has isSued marriage H.
CCnscs To the following applicants: q. H. Mankin
and NJ. :, Langley, both of Alexnndris, Va: G, l..
jackson and NJ. Il. brown: j. T.. Farmhouse of
T.Oudoun County, Va, aud Lizzie ". smith, Of
Montgomery County, Nd; y. Gibson and Ella Law.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
The Crown |

The Crown Prince Of Germany aud his wife
have not, considering their station, u very
large annual income. 1t is only shout 81, 900.
They have, however two residences rent free,
and the right to give certain number of din
Ii RS every year at the charge of the Emperor.
His Majesty is said to have an annual income
of about S4,3OO,O0O.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
Art Sale of western scenery.

Mr.. Bowling auctionecr, commences sale this
evening at the CorcOran building, corner + and
Fifteenth streets, Of magnificent Western scenery.
As these beautiful views cannot be purchased in
the stores this sale Offers rare opportunity secure
perfect representations Of Western scenes See ad-
ynrtispmput
National Republican., 1878-01-31
Minor District NDtes,

The inspector Of buildings has issued pcrmi
to build to Thomas Haney for tworstory brick OF
Myrtle street. for 81 SO aud to William LAigdOn L
repair roof Of house, l3O Eleventh street. $50.
-Llccnses have been issued Us follows: q. r
Hyde, insurance returns; NJ J. Pope, it, hack.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
THE WORLD IN A NUTSHELL
ovEH RSS 9Nh FTSpR5P hVR EaEyES Fn THou'

OVER ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN THOuS.
AND DsrEREOSCOPIC VIEWS FOR SALE.
BY far the Largest and finest collection OF Stereo
graphic Views ever known to exist. will be offered FOR
sale by MT. Thomas Dowltny altloncer, menclng
the 9th Of February. ISIS, ut ten O'Clock and
Aeyen o'clock In tile eyenng. at the spacious auction
rooms Corcoran building, souht nst corner Flfteenth
aud streets northwest Almost every portion OF the
ODE. whg re the photographer has been nbe to pene
trate, Ia here Illustrated In that llfs-like manner
which the painter 's unable TO initiate The scenery,
architecture, aud and customs Of the nations
ptofsion. May, u not al the great wonders Of the
world be seen md admired at pleasure by those
who never travel There are also agrsat many cur.
osltics intermisei with the abOye. which will admit
specific namp, but which well worthy the at.
ention Uf the public Special attention Il called to the
large number Of Illuminated or rranspar snt Views In
this collection, many Of which have never iesn on
sale In this country, and nearly all OF which are grand
beyond de-cr.pti For n purculaIs see catalogue.
A rars chance for collectors aud others, jnSl-dt
National Republican., 1878-01-31
0E0RGBIoWN NEWS.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
BY rda-Eleven hundred bushels Of corn to }.
q J. N. Waters.
oEcRaErowN PARAGRAPHS.

& J. NJ Waters.
oEcRaErowN PARAGRAPHS.
Mr.. Joseph Lee OF the firm Of Smith Ice, the
well. known Water street ship-chahdlcr and
groceS, was yesterday united I'm marriage TO Mis-
Adelia Tilton, In Absccom. N. j., one Of the mos,
accomplished bellies OF that place. Mr.. Lee will
brlng.his bride to Georgotown, and will hold q
reception at the residence Of the grooms business
partner, Captain Smith, No. isl High street, where
the ncwly.wodded pair will take up their place Of
abode.
The District Commissioners have decided TO have
Third street paved with granite from High street TO
the college wall, the work TO bc commencedas soon
m good or spring weather sets In. This Is an i'm.
proyement sadly needed, and one that Is hailed
with delight not only by the residents, but by those
who own property on that street.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
Stabbed at u PoIIn,l-Party,

Between twelve and one O'Clock this morning, a
man named George Baker was stabbed Icy Archie
Fletcher a. apound-party, corner OF Twenty.frst
and J. streets northwest. The wound Is very scri-
his wounds were dressed. Anerward he was
takeM 10 his hnmc.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
Theatre Cunliuup

This place Of anu cnent was packed last even
ing. and thus further testimony was given of the
popularity Of the new management. The pro.
griIGmc Is very fine, und the entertainment one Of
the best ever given IN Washington.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
Amusement, Tonight.

THEATRE CoNIQuE.-Jake Budd and new Va
riety Company.
NATIONAL THEATRE-solllren os the Crushed
Tragedian.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
THE LAW RECORD.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE COURTS YES
TERD4Y.

Supreme Court OF the United statss-NIatters
Mt the City Haii-nIarriage Licenses and
Real Estate acknowledgements for To-
Day.
National Republican., 1878-01-31

HARD times demand economy: practice II |
rcnOvRting your sOiled gloves with JoUvES's In
DERous hid GLOVE CLEANSER. Price 25 cents p
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-01-31

Is your hair harsh. dry and stln? Does II refuse
TO curl? Dress 1t with THoNrsoS's PoaADE OPTME
An OleaglnOus compound OF singular merits. II
will improve it, Sold by druggists, &c. Price 25
and 50 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
Indications.

For The Middle Atioatic States Tdrmer, cloudy
veathsr, irh rain or moT; north 10 east cinds,
touing barometer.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
Fosters Grand Auction sale Of Books,

every night, at Marble Building Auction Rooms
Pennsylvania avenue, corner Eleventh street. Tr
Rdte sales during the day al auction prices.
National Republican., 1878-01-31
SUNDAY.SCIIOOL

Mrs. NJ. A. CONNELLY,
WI OF East Sixteenth street, NEW YORK.
CLoSINGOUT SALE or ELEGANT IMPORTED
GOODS
WIN remain few days longer to close the seaFor s
business In Washing on, ut ParlOrs of lE7 street
French Evening unl Dinner Dresses. rolona sc,
Wraps, Honneis, Flowers silk stockings, Lace Mit'
CoTs.ts &c, &c
All which whl be sold regardless OF cost TO make
room for Spring Imporia alton. Gail and exc mine
VIII receive ollie attention from the lady In charge.
Ian.zlGt.
National Republican., 1878-01-31

WELLS MArHISESPREAp STRENGTHENING PLAs1
ERs are still the hest known Their curative pow
cfs far surpass nll others.