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National Republican., 1878-04-02

AUCTIONEERs
Duncanson Bros, Ninth aud ID sts.
wash d. Williams, d, cor. Tenth street.
BooESELLERS AND sTATIoNERs
solomOns & Chapman, oil Pennsylvania avenue
shillington Pn. avenue and FOuT-snd.ah half street.
" H. .. H. Morrison. n'isS rs Psnssylvan,s avenue
T. N. Whitaker Vernon Row PA ave. and Tenth St
BAKETA
Felix Desfosses. .9Ol2 II street
CLoFHINa
T. & Justh 6lO d street.
DENTISTS.
Dr. C. DeMOnireviiie. No. l222 +, northwest
DRCGGlSiS
Entwise, PennsylvanA, avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL.
Edward G. Townsend, Iil3 Ninth street northwest
Mr. & l. Fuller Art School. 1915 street H. W.
Miss narrower, l;riB street
eSsFSH%H HS.ISsf S sMGE9sm srs
Park seminary, 5bs F1nh street northwest
Miss Eva MINIS Music, ltlSI street
School OF Mule TG7 Eighth street
Musical Conservatory o, b, BuilNrd "a: NIuth street
FINE ARTS
Markriter, GO T. street northwest
HOTELS
s. james Hotel, corner sixth and PennSylvania ave
Metropolitan. Penna ave and Sixth street
H. MEnbiu House; four,ssntli and = streets
Morton House, w and VA street
fremont House.
UATTERS.
Il. II. Stinemctz iaS7 Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company IS High street.
Georgetown
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Eiseman Brothers, corner Seventh and streets.
A Saks n Co., seventh street,
H. Robinson d Co, Vog Pennsylvania avenue.
PIANOS.
Sanders 4 StaymRn Penna ave and Twelfth street.
pHOTO-LlTHOGRAPHEn
Norris Peters, hotoliihographer. No as Penn
sylyAniA avenue.
REAL ESTATE
H. II, Warner el6 street northwest
Juhr Sherman. st. Cloud Building.
Fitch q Fox. Frecdmhns bank building, 100 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKcnncy & Co., f27 Ninth street.
National Republican., 1878-04-02
PONDS EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
Tho Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Ps,n Extractor.
Note; Ask for Ponds Extract
Take no other.

"Hesr, for I will speak OF excellent
things"
PONDS EXTRACT The IRA. Vegetable
thirty years, and for CLEANLINESS and prompt
Ponds Es,rsst HsS,s @ DENT 70 Rruises. II se",
Contusions, Cuts, sprsins, ire relieved
fo%p.g rsassy. Sy sa q %rn:p :pPsSG. sssS
Excoristions, Chahngs, Old sores,
hollis, Feions, Corns, etc. Arrest. in.
fammntion, reduces swenga, stops bleeding,
LADIES hnd Il tSeir best friend II assuosc,
fa falinssss liinss anG and pressure Z
.the head. nausea vertigo, so. IL prompt,
fnss of and sSa heels a.
HEnoE g HOLDS or PILES nnd in this the
No cast, however chronic or obstinate cal
long resist its regular use.
Rss Sny nS eSus iSIT for PER
BLEEDING from any cnilsc. For thi, IL is D.. sps.
Cinc. II has saved hundreds of lives when oil
ether remedies failed to arrest bleeding from
nose. stomach, Iuugs, and eltewhers.
nhsaa,:.,.@ 'S ar. al alike rsiisSed, and and
often permanes'ly cured.
Fonds %Isrses p OF Witch HaneI rteon sn
mend II In their practice: We have letters OF
commendation ffom hundreds Of Physicians
many OF whom order IL for use in their owa
practice. In addition TO tho foregoing, they
order its use for Srellings OF all kinds
Quinsy, Sore Throat, In famed Ton
stis, rimple md chronic Dinrrh0s, Ca
tarrh lor which II is . spee,fei, Chill
blains, Frosted Feet, stIngs OF
Insects, Mosquitoes, etc, Chapped
lIands, Face, npl indeed oil manl.sr OF
skin diseases
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, roug hness
and smartingJ heals Cuts, ErupiionE
rnd Pinipies. 1t rtvirss, tnr,gordtes anu
rsfrtsaes, while wonderfully improving ths
To FAHMEis~Pond,s Extract. No stoeh
BREEDER, no Livery Man can afford to be with
out IL. 1t is used by all tie leading Livery
Stables, Street Railroads and first Horsencr
in New York City 1t hns equal for SpTans
Harness or Saddle Clafngs, Stiffness.
Scratches, vikings, Cuts, Luccratons, Bleed.
ings, Pneunoaia, Colo, DiaIThIa, ChillF
Colds, &c. Its range of action Is vide and the
relief 1t affords 80 prompt that 1t Is sinyaua-
bile in every Farm yard as we'll as in every
Farmhouse. Let 1t 10 tried once, and you
will never 10 without It.
CACTIONi Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Ponds
Extract blown in each bottle. 1t Is prepared
by the only persons living who ever
knew how TO prepare IT. properly. Refuse all
ether preparations Of Witch Hazel. This Is
tho only article used by PhyScians, and IA tho
hospitals of this country and Europe.
HISTORY aud UscG Of Spnd's Extract,
in pnmnhet form, sent frs'i application 10
cOND'S EXTRACT COMPANY, vs. Maiden
Lane. New York.
National Republican., 1878-04-02
Memory's Song.

Memory's Song.
BY AGNES A. FARLEY.
"Oh memory, sing inc your sweetest soig,
a song like tic breath Of nfcs;
Sing 70 me now. away ffnm tic throng,
Under tie foicit closes"
fo memory opened her eyes Ct blue
Ana sang me u song, dear love, for you
Fang me song so brave and true,
That my heart grew glad and strong anew.
Ard this Is the song that memory sang
a song like tie breath Of roses
song that echoed and swcctly rang
Under the forest closes.
beside gray, old orchard wall.
Where dancing shadows gaily fall,
Two lovcn fingered long ago
in the carly sunliRht's golden glow.
Al their feet were star howcrs kneeling,
All their loving hearts revealing;
soft pink buds on the apple trees,
Lightly stirred IN the morning breeze;
While the branches bending over,
Stoored to kiss the honcycd clover;
Andth clover, blushing red,
Inwly hung it, dew &c mined hcad.
Tender violcts dropped their eyes,
With sudden shy surprise;
DHndclions tossed their heads OF gold,
~ the sweet lOyc.talk wns told:
While overhead, IN Its dOwny bed,
A Wild bird .nng-all gold and red
Sang TO its mate aud the budding flowers,
"spring.time Of life aud ofloye Is ours"
Years have passed and flown since then,
ChAngehil as the hearts OF men;
SwtCtsprinp flowers which blOomed that day,
Signing. dying passed away.
Silver threads among my hair
Show the hand Ottimc and Cnrc;
But untouched by winters chill,
Spring.time love abideth still.
WASHINGTON, d. C.
National Republican., 1878-04-02
Cllit-IliRt.
I.otta is sill in town.


Miss Nellie Trrlctt, of Virginia, Is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Sanger, at No. IS Prospect
street, Georgetown.
| The Rev. J. J. Keane, Of st. Patrck's
! Church Of this city, has been appointed
| Bishop of Richmond.
| The Schillcrbund holds its next reunion on
Wednesday evening, April 10, In the Iarlors Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. FassCtt, on Pennsylvania avenue.
| IIrs. L. d. L. y. Southworth, the talented
authOrCss of 50 many novels, Is visiting IN this
city, ut the residence of Mrs Woodward, No.
81 street.
Miss Mira Lucas, the popular contralto at
All Souls Church, has been offered 500 por
anHum and the proceeds Of a concert to sing In
New York city church.
s The Paris thread gloves with long wrists
clOcked like stockings, are very popular. Lace
mitts were never so much worn now. and
arc shown in all possible kinds and colOrs.
Gail Hamilton thinks II no Impeachment of
ones sagacity to be daughter, sister, or friend
TO doubtful politician, but thinks 1t dread
ful Endorsement of the man TO marry him.
Hon. Glenni W. Scofcd, of Pennsylvania,
the new Register of the Treasury, is stopping
at Willards. His wife and daughter will prove
charming acquisitions to Washington society.
Hon. Thomas Swami, Of Baltimore, Is about
to commit matrimony with the widow ThOmp-
son. OF New Jersey. Thus leaf by leaf tho
roses fall" and our bachelor Congressman grow
beautifully less.
1t is not generally known that the leaves OF
gcranium are an excellent application for
cuts ahradcd skin, or other similar wounds.
One or two leaves bruised and applied to the
Part will greatly hasten the healing.
Mrs Eaton, the widow of JacksOns Sccrc-
tary Of War, yet resides in Washington, aud il
now over eighty years ofagc. She still retains
traces Of the beauty which made her famous
belle and is said to bo exceedingly bright and
quick vt repartcc.
One of the best amateur singers In the Dis
trict, vet comparatively stranger here, is
Mrs. George W. Ross, of Georgetown, better
known as Hattie Bohlcr of Philadelphia.
where she sang for years at st. Matthews
Church, corner of Nineteenth and Wallan
streets. She has fine and powerful messo.
soprano voice.
In Mexico the ladies retire In the intervals
of the "danza'-the national dancc-tO their
dressing room, where wine, hcer, aud cigarettes
are provided. Even tho young girls
The DANA" is well adapted TO warm
climates, being the slOwcst possible
motion. A young lady describes It rs tho
easiest thing in the world-yVu have only to
stand still and be huggcd"
National Republican., 1878-04-02
wotncn's Worries,

The following extract from private letter
should be read and pondersd: You ask how
much am learning. A great deal and, not
only learning, but
USLEARSlNG.
used TO think, %, these rich ones, they
don't have to work or worry Sometimes,
when have been turning old dresses, cutting
and contriving, I've said to myself, Now, If
could only buy new, and save all this time for
reading!' But these rich people have no
leisure. Mrs. Cllloon comes home from q
forenoon's shopping as much worn out as
mother is after hard forenoon in the kitchen.
High or low, all have their tribulations.
Poor mems wives worry because tho bread
won't rise or the stove won't draw, or the
clotheslin breaks, or the milk turns, or they
can't afford to hire help Rich mcTs wives
worry because the prcserve.dish isn't Of tho
latest pattern, or because some ono finds out
how n party dress is trimmed before tho party,
or because their help 'slsscs EN- break up
tea sets, spoil dinners, get drunk, and cut up
the sheets into under.clothes. Causes vary,
but worries average about the same
National Republican., 1878-04-02
For the Corner.
She Is Coming.

The coming woman is not myth. True,
the suffrage may not be just at hand, but there
are many other ways in which her rights, ca
pacity, and privilege are being better under
stood and embraced. This may bs observed
in various ways and in different avocations.
A sure and steady progress is apparent, but 1t
to note Just now the significant fact illus
trative Of this point, which appears in the pos
tal.scrvicc of the country, and in which seven
hundred females are now employed. Time
was when hardly ono could be found in this
service. That day has passed. 1t will never
come back. Because it is agreed by those in
authority that they discharge their oticia duties
we'll aud give general satisfaction. They are
adapted and competent. 1t Is their sphere
and the demonstration of this fact proves it.
What more can be required? Make way for
liberty" Freedoms area Is enlarging. Room,
there, ior "thc coming woman
National Republican., 1878-04-02
BaltIn IRE Cattle Market.

. - UALTiNORf, April l. Ia1s
Beef cattle The wholesale market only WIS firm,
The retail trade slow and prices shade on: very
best Sd5hc; first quality, I@Sc; medium, 33.e &c
ordinary, &C. Most sales were at 4lljc
Receipts, |, ,.l6: sales. lyGs5
Hogs-The market has been very slow being over
supplied. and prices &c off-5dSac.
Receipts 1862
shecp-1he market was fairly active with prices at
ft64C as 10 quality.
RpceipIk 4
National Republican., 1878-04-02
AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS.

y l.. BLACKBOARD,
ADJUSrER AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
makes speciality Of the adjustment and collection OF
life and fire Insurance polceS prepares proof takes
dispositions and gives thorough aud accurate inurna-
tion concerning lapsed olici,s pad.up policies Rs-
sgnments, cnsh values, &c. Apply at lNStKANCE
ROOMS OF NJ HANSONun II. !. BLACKFORD,
so seventh street northwest mhlitf
WIN. H. MAIN Il CO.. REAL ESTATE AND
w Claim Agents, rs Pennsylvania avenue north
west CITY and country property for sale or eNchai ge
Houses, lots, aud farms In all parts OF the city Rnd
country OF et,sy terms. Loans neIot ated, HOUSES
rented and rents collected and returns ihndc prompt
~. large lrnctS of Southern land 10 exchange ior
Northern property Collections Ofall claims promptly
attended
Sale OF land specially. dell iy
AMBLER SMITH,
-. -: .pr.n.v,y At.9neyst isM i, Sonruwvsr
Special Htent on given 10 claims against tie Gov.
ernmenL octlTly
National Republican., 1878-04-02
LOST AND FOUND

r OST-ON MONDAY EVENING. Ia INSTANT
- between lIGrvey'H eleventh street and Thir-
teonIh street, on Pennsylvania avenue or an lhir
tecnth streets northwest aud street, small RUS
StA-LEATIER WALLET. contain four fD 80
United States notes and card, with name ut owner.
Firdcr will be rewarded NJ on Its return TO J. /" ~
PaymnstertientralH ori,c, 1914 j
nnrlnNNn.i. nnl.lI
National Republican., 1878-04-02
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
1878

1878 GREAT 1878
.rENNsYLyANIA ROUTE
srLrSBfS BESfK sHF RAa EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE vhRgsAhS MRsAAtNc1pH is' from Depot, cor
=. ner Of sixth and d streets. rs foliowsi
Pittsburg 70 Cincinnati. St louis, and Chicago;
aSHfHaSRE SiE NS' fs'fSs x 4
0r ana tSS Ss, @ H. sSS ssS Srs
Tih n fsSe ss c@gs r;, e ws,Ep ESr wl,sspor " n
For nm xS;s ssS sSs ka. 10 NJ and !,;; 80 >.
Irsssoi pullman PSrior Cars, sa0 a. nj. daily, sr.
For BrooEiyn, New York. all through trains connec,
az Jersey City VIII ho@.s Of IBToookiyn annsS
lnE double ierriSse and Journey across New York
for New York and the Fast iso p. M daily. except
sunday. with Sleeping Cars from Washington 10
For rniisdsLpnls lso p n. daily except sunday snd
srs \" of qf saSsp G ssasy 5 M and @
For p pDns m DAILY tIsss sSiffPs f sunday an, daily
e.eppt sunser 'e' "' n H. mn Vi" " "' ""A''
For % ASnspous' s ssi and ssoa m. and 4sOn m daily
MyxSYn KIP $LEXASbhiX AND WisiiiNG
Pm & on ssndsS e mlo = NJ. A. and l. and 4 P IN; m,
for we south, wa Klchinond 90 H. IN dHiiy' ana
Trains leave y; S XisssnSPa % Tor Washington. G7 Sio
On spndSv sun at slS and 10 an H. anG StU $40 aG h '
Tickets Information, sleeping and parlor-car ae'
corner OF Thireenil ,trecIHnd Pennsy iyaniR Ny
Ssna axsnas' and at lie depot where orders can be
len for the chGcking OF baggage to destination nom
FRANZ THGMsGS, General Manager. Gpi la.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NArl5NAG NArl ffHAE hfAE R2HHsf HSD sliGEF nH'SurE SESurE
Norm, WET NoHTS~rsr .Sp sSTrnWrSE Y IT,
LEAVE wAsurSaroS.
800 n m. Baltimore and way stations.
t6oa M. HALT tlmore. AnnGro oils, and way stations
strasburg. Winchester. and way stations, via Relay.
$40 a. M, BALTIMORE Express.
s:i0 a; M Piedmont, strasburg. Winchester IIagers-
'0Mn Point Sf RScSs %S,E aIa ws staiiS S and n
,inInre express. pAltLoR CARS 10 New York aud
|SII Il. M, IT Louis, Cincinnati Chicago, PItsburg
express. CONNECTS for llascrstown and Valley
iarIor car 10 Grafton, aid sLEEfiSa CAR 10 Louis
VILE Cincinnati Columbus, Chicago. Junction. and
,s6o , q. m. @ Baltimore, Annapon ana way s'ations
l::lO a: M. BALTIMORE EIiicoit City. Annpaols and
way STATIONS Nj. ., ,,,.,.,.,,, r,x,,....
On I sunday 10 Baltimore omr @ s,"Tpns At ali staionS
40 ?. M. baltimore and way stations Winchester
40 p. m, baltimore, DIndensburs and Laurel ES'
'i;5 p ~, III. Of Hooks, iredcricr Winchester and
way stations. On sunday 10 IL. OF Rocks and way
stations only
'4:IO y. m. BALTIC, Annapolis and way stations.
$3.50 y. M, Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore
express Eilicutt Ciiy Passengers for Norfolk taken
In e cars direct 10 boat at Canton. No connection on
Sunday for Norfolk.
800 p. M, Baltimore and wnv stations
80 d p. M, Chicago and Columbus express. SLEEP
ING CAR to Chicago.
.i:3D y. nI- baltimore express
se:a5 i. NJ, ST Louis. Cincinnati and Pittsourg
press SLEEPISC CAR 10 ST. Louis and Pttsburg
No connection iOr pitIsburg ON Sunday.
500 y. H.. New YORK. Philadelphia and Baltimore
II In Ma aulS
CIAL sLEElING CAR to Philadelphia.
Sunday mylAu
National Republican., 1878-04-02
E'Ots SALE.

rIND BUlLDERS AND tLATNRS.-f FOR
L sale Chpap-No c'sh required uf laIt.,s lUliG-
ing Seven Lots west side W ItHnpshirc RvcilU'.
inIm' diatcy north of NirCi nUrthw' 81, about l2S
feet trout Tue north 'r1Lt OF sTp lSI on south side
street, between Elcvrnth ana Twelfth srccls FORTH
]. W. STARR
mnrAGt NV New York avenue ur.hwe,t
CTOK SAIE ClIEAP-TERMS: s5 CASH AND
Il slI mCnhv untl paid. Nvw ir: me Houses, with
gus wat, r. and ha:h.rIgnis Nns llEi III. nnd llsi
Park place between IiercIth and Twelfth and u
and streets northeast Just north Of l'Lc IN paT&
j. W. STARR,
mar aO-Ct 400 New YORK avenue nogthv'ct.l.
National Republican., 1878-04-02
CAR RRlAGES.
DRUGGISTS.
COMFORTS.

COMFORTS.
EELlX DESFOSSE'S FRENCH HAILKI
Il VIENNA ROLLS a SPECIALITY,
(ESlHhlshcd lSi9.D
Is YEARS or INCREASING SUCCESS
FELIX DESROSSE,
he wellknown and only real French baker lnNL Lsing
ion has removed to No. 5l2 street between Iweli-
tieh and TwenIyrst streets, near Pennsylvania ave-
nue., where, Ia house expressly built for the purpose
he has greater facilities than before for the mhIuac'
ture of The best French and American Bread. Prcnch
Bread u specially. Liberal terms offered 10 hotels
and dealers.
n. B-FIench Bread Is recommended for peTsons
Of delicate health especially Tor those suffering nom
dyspepsia Beware OF intat0ns LLetI
National Republican., 1878-04-02
WOMAN'S CORNER.
Edited by FANNIE u. Ward.

Ladies are inrifed 10 contribute Society Tens
aud Short Sketches appropriate 10 his depdr-
ment. Petso address sHch Communications 10
- he EctnJiicdn office, care Ediier Of hc Corner.
National Republican., 1878-04-02
COMMERCIAL.

Georgetown Grain Market.
GEORGETowS. April 1. IS7S
The ke for all Kinds OF grain remains outlet and
steady, at nominal quoIt ons.
National Republican., 1878-04-02
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day,
u IL. WARNER. Rcai.Esi0to Auciionccr.

TK
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOrEhIl IN TIE MIST SIDE OF ELEN-
ESTH, BETWEES = ASDTsTREETS NORTH.
WiST.
IIy virtue of deed Oftrust. dated February = 4. d
iSi1, duly recorded Ia lhr No siG. folio 81 Sc, "
the land records for tie District Of Columbia, AMI at
the request Oi the party secured thereby We will sell
Rt public auction In front Of the premises, WED.
NESDAN Apr.l ~, ls7S, al I3U uClosk y. lot D. In
iyley subl visUn OF square 3G, In the city Of Wash
ingiOn, II. e., together wth the impI sen'nis, CC
subject to deed uf trust for ~ $40 dated september
q, 1870 ayahu three years after daie with interest
Ut 10 per cent.
Term JEC-thlrd cash balance ai six twelve, and
eIgh ~ months, with interest at per cent per
mum, secured hy dec, ufiTu,t On IN" property sold.
all UtS NJ the option OF the Purchaser; SoI lie.
pust AID all chnVcSnmr.ngu ut purchaser st terms
10 he compiled with IN seven day, utherwis. the
trustees reserve the M TO resell the property tc
risk and cost OF the dr!AullHg purchaser amer i've
days advertisement.
\ H. ArrLEMAN, Tr,.,c,s
National Republican., 1878-04-02
OPpICIAN \
SALE At AUCTION
CHEsAPEAKE ANb ONO RAILROAD

Pursuant TO decree Ofthr Circuit Court of the city
of Richmond Va. entered on the nth day uf Mar b,
Is71 and deere subsequently, entered by sad court
In tie suit OF Dmcan and Calhoun, trustees, the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Conn any and others
National Republican., 1878-04-02
II H. WARNER, Rcol.E.l0le AuctIoncer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE Of ELEN.
ENIIl, BETWEEN AND Z SIKLET~ NORTH.
WEST
Hy virtue Of a deed Of trust dated November Is A.
u. Is7. ddy recorded In r.r NJ. St, folio a. OF the
land records iUr the | iLrirt OF Columbia, and
al III" request OF thC patty secured thereby. will
sell q public auction, IN frort Of the premises, on
WEtlNESbAl, April II. lN7n, al 80 U'cu. M.
lots aud D. ~ llulVys subdivision 0f square SUI. IN
Tia" city al Washington, u. G., together With the i'm
urUVUmens. Scf lot subject to \ d'td uf Trust for
soc, dated June IL, l'h iilber XII iuu I2i np"nh'
Two years after date; and luIG subject ~ deed oii
for y n, dated CcUhCr ~, ls-O ilIber 81 iulO I,>
payable eighteen months after date with nvyIucd ~.
tCftE.
Trrms-0nc.third O. 81; balance at six, twelve and
eighteen months, win lIt 'frSi al per cent IpT
num- sC'icI 10y deed ui trust On lie property sold
or all cash Hi option Of tie pLrChaslcr: flv, deposit
compile wi IN seven day. otherwise the trustee re
serve the right To resell the property AT the rlNk
cost uI IL" deau.tng purchaser amer hNe days ud-
NuTiispm.nt,
mlI3l cots A. II. APPLEMAN, Trustee
National Republican., 1878-04-02
BANkEE,

THE GERMAN-AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
L No. Gi2 J street northwest, corner Seventh stree
Open daily nom 10 u. N, TO T. M on saturday even
inTs from toe D. to receive deposits only. Amer
Bl deposit any rnlpunt nom Ave cents upwards re-
CpiVrd safe deposit bake Tor rent In fire and burg
vault ut Sc tl2iO SIS SE, aud $50 year
The largest and most convenient b"Ees IN the city
UClblV
National Republican., 1878-04-02
DIRECTORY.
The Principal business Houses of WASH
ington.

The ollowing is published for the benefit Of Trdr-
cling SdIemen, Strangers, and the public gener-
GHy-it includes all trades and professions, and
cannot fail TO prOre Of interest to al wLo intend
fransdeting business IN Washington.
National Republican., 1878-04-02

MI. cookK, n, a co. 8 ADvIcrs.
II. ID. Cooke, Jr, Co., No. IiD street northwest,
furnish the following prices OF State bonds Govern.
ment bonds gold. and active Stocks ielegraphed to
them from the New York stock Exchanaei
National Republican., 1878-04-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.

New York Money Hsrkct
New YoRK. April l. 1873
Money active at per cent. ...
Exchange firm. Long. is7JS; short, COS.
Gold, i0iis o.
Rates for carryins.6i6L
National Republican., 1878-04-02
Personal.
NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.

NOTICE OF Co-PARrNERsHIP.
have associated with me IN the Book and Eta
tlonery business my son, ROBERT CARTER BAL
LANTyNE, and hereafter the sane will be carried
on mnd the name and firm OF wM. BALLAN.
With sincere thanks for the liberal patronage
have recely ed for the past twenty-five years, and with
every facility for the Transaction NJ business would
solicit q continuance Of public favor. -
wM. BALLANTYNE,
81 seventh street.
-WAsHISoToS, March %, 1874 Inar5
National Republican., 1878-04-02
HOUSES.

NOR REST.-HOrSES 6lG AND GO 4 STREET.
e. House - + III street g. nnl iilb I street
". EArES & RNON, IO,D street, NV nri'It
IIUK RENT-TnE NEW AMI ELEGANT
Il residence containing twelve rooms VITA every
No, iI.l Nertnnnt avenue Inquire
Of WM. STICK NEY. National Savings Bank corner
Of FiitrCnth street and NV York ave ocl -
National Republican., 1878-04-02

oovkRSMENT BoSDs.
National Republican., 1878-04-02
WANTED.

WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w lady icolored), q good situation to go travel.
ng at No 81 II street northwest. Good reference "
ap2at
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-02-26
I. c. R. c..

Ed. WoRLD:-Since your last issue
it has been ascertained that some of
the members of the Idaho City Rife
Club cannot produce their discharges
from the Oyster War; also, that some
are deserters fron the famous Home
guard company, which did so much
service in the Nez Perez war last
summer. Therefore, we have deter
mined to try by court martial all such
persons, and, if found guilty, their
places will be filed by recruits. But
| fear we cannot accept any from this
vicinity, as they are required to have
a spotless character and good family
record, also must be in good standing
with tho ladies. So if you should
know Of any snch-printers Included
send 'em along for examination. APP
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-02-26


DcClintock, assisted BY the school, az
ter which the school sang Wandering
Home" and ''Good Night which con.
Guided the evenings exercises.
The entertainment was a grand sue
cess II every particular, and while the
scholars are duly credited for the able
manner in which they seyerally acquit-
ted themselves. It must be conceded
that the precision and regularity with
which such q large number of pupils
succeeded IN getting through with
such lengthy programme in the short
space Of titne-one hour and fifty min.
utes- lis due to the untiring energy
and efforts Of the teachers.
The instrumental pieces played by
the pupils were selected and taught
by Miss Mary Barry, of this place,
while Miss Ella Halpin superintendent
the vocal pieces. Both of these ladies
are masters Of the piano, being con-
sldered among the best performers in
Idaho on that instrument.