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The Osceola times., 1878-04-20
I. 3. JOHNSON 4 CO.,
BANGOR, MAINE, Proprie tors,

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tions for tho largert. cheapest and
best illustrated family publication In the world.
Any one can become sucre.sfnl agent. The
meet elegant works Of art given tree to subscrib-
ere. The price 10 50 low that almost everybody
suhscri,et. One agent repairs making over $50
In . week. A lady agent reports taking over 400
rub cribcrs In ten days. All who engage make
money fast You can devote all your lime TO the
business, or only your spare time You bee, not
he AWAY from home over night You can do It
~ Wcll no othe~. Full particulars. directions
and terms free. Elegant and expensive Outht
FIRE.. Ifyou want profitable work send us your
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ness. No one who engages fails to make great
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The Osceola times., 1878-04-20
For Sale.

A new Wilson sewing machine,
At a bargain. Apply n. this Office.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
inv Gou,d,s Colossal Fortune.

The papers have a great deal TO say about Jay
Gould and his stock operations, but mono Of them
have ever revealed the inner history Of the man
ner in which he accumulated his colossal fortune.
Mcssrs. LAWRENCE & Co., Bankers and Brokers'
published the secret OF the whole matter, and the
new way for dealing successfully IN stocks, by
pooling or combining thousands of orders from
city and country, md operating them as ono
Immense individual aCcount-thus securing all
ths advantages sof tho largest capital and most
experienced kill. MCssrs. LAWRENCE Il Co.'S cir
GulaT gives two unerring rules lfOr success in
stock operations, and many OF their patrons have
recently made large profits on small capital, one
customer madO 500 IN 80 dayE from 40; another
$50 from S1h; another s7dO from Sl96 another
II 2DJ from SgD. K. :. Webb, Of Philadelphia
Pa, writes under date Of August 10, 1855 MeSrN
INWnrN6E & Co.. lOurs, containing remittance lOr
slllI.2j, Ms profits on my 80 shares, is received,
ACCr;h my thanks, as | am very well satisfied As
yWn request you may use this letter. | would
recommend every one who feels disposed 10 spec.
uiats In send for your circular The llOrlihg
to commend one plan above another, but II people
will speculate we feel imlcllod 70 point uut the
channels through which they can do 20 most
safely and successfully. The Combination system
/. The only principle in which great success has
ever been achieved In Wall stcect" An article in
says: Nothing succeeds like success and the
tiv Of speculation all seems W ret toward Law
TCUce and Go. System"
WASTED--All kinds Of Railroad and state
lUHIa, whether utcrcsl.pnying or dcfnucdl Gov
rrnn"iu and Local Scruritirs ut highest Inarkc
hlcr. New Government Loan supplied oil iuO,l
iGVpIahlg terms. LAWRENCE TO, ihlIkCrs md
Brokers, u Exchange Place, Sew York city.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
Operations OF ti.e Health ONCE.

The following is Health Oaicer Townshcuds
report of the operations of his Office for the
week ending September :, 1873: Nuisancos re-
ported, 400; referred, 1872; abated, 260i re-
ferrcd to Commissioners, 81; official notices
Issued, IS citizens complaints, 1l3; deaths
from all causes reported, 81; doaths investi.
gated by coroner, 10 burisls at public expense,
l3; Investigations for local cause of disease,
4 premises found sanitary, 4; insanitary,
3; tons of garbage removed, 373; dead an
imals removed, 2l7 privies cleaned by o. E.
A. Co., 7l9. Unwholesome food condemned
| ii9 pounds of beef, Al mutton, IS veal, 90
| pork, 1,552 cantelopcs, AL wGtermclons II
dozen corn, 50 egg plants, 50 dozen cucumbers,
| 23j cabbages, go bunches fish, so bushels oys.
tcrs drum fish, sturgeon. li7 crabs, II lob
| sters, and - bushels miscellaneous fruit and
vegetables Animals impouuded, l57; re.
deemed, II; killed, li3; sold 4 ; amount real.
ized S2S.25
National Republican., 1878-09-11
MInnr Iitstricf Nntn..


Lieutenant HoXIe recommends the expendi-
trrr Of IA for repairs in the Western Market.
AttCntiOu is called 10 the condition Of the
NV rad leadiug from PUrCo's Ilili and
BlightwOOd road.
Permission has been granted ]. 4. Bl nj to
grade and pave in front Of No. liG~ Sixteenth
street northwest.
The hid OF Thomas Lewis for doing brick.
work aud furnishin. iron beams for tn George.
town mIrkct house for s%i!!.5y has been &C
c ped and the contract awarded t. him.
John Kenny aud others have been informed
that the Commissioners do not cOusIler II rN-
pgdicnt to interfere with the Grste Of II street,
at the intersection with Second street north.
west at present.
Tue property holders on Park Place north
east presented n petition TO the Commissioners
protesting against the cutting away Of the ter.
race in front Of their houses lJr the purpose OF
laying pavement
Tho contractor for cleaning Tibcr sewer has
been suspended from the performance Of thi,
work, and Robert II. Ryan placed upon it Il
complete the sainc In accordance with the
terms Of the contract.
The deputy engineer recommends mn cx.
pcnditure sufficient IN pave the south side Of
{ street, between North Capitol street and Now
jersey avenue; also between Delaware avcnnC
and First street northeast.
Inspector Ent wiltle has issued the following
| permits To huild-F J. Adt, one two-story
brick, on L, between Thirteenth and Four
! tecnth streets southeast, l,1i5; 4. Boycc
two two story bricks, on Tweuty.siXth, be
tween l. and VI streets north west. $780, "
/ y. DayidgC, one three story brick, Seventeenth
and II street. northwest, Sl,.Ool Repairs
! Thopla Mcln,irC, wUOd.shod, s2i: d. l. Bar
. ron, bathroom. Slu0; GOrHC,iu, Lcuahau
frlmo stable $50 Burgdorr Bros, raise house
S}75; l.. Wcrlr wood--hcd, Sl5; Wheatle,
Bros, summer kitchen, $50; J. D. Tswulcy
coa!.shcd, 80 II. Trip, repair blacksmith
, shon 1900
National Republican., 1878-09-11
Action Of tho Odd-rsliows.

A mass.meeting of Odd Fellows OF the Dis &.
trct was held last night at Oli-FclVws' Hall
to devise means by which TO help their brcth.
rem IN the fcvcr-.triCkCn district. Grand Mas
ter Edward IIlw"'l presided and Grand See.
rotary Rev +. II. Swert acted rs secretary.
Mr.. llaWs,Il .tatcd that there had been no
call unOn the Odd. Fellows ms yet but as the
scourgu is spreading, he thought it udvigRble
T." do something, IN order to bc prepared if n
Clll should Zee made.
MI Eiwsld IT, Sipc said that he thought
il rather late to begin, and suggested that each
member Of the order be a,ses,cd fifty cents.
The Chair said he thought thar the only I,as-
iblo plan was 70 appoint committee repre-.
scntiug each Lodge aud cucdmNneut Of the
order aud have them canvass the same,
Mr.. r. v. Fowler moved that the grand olii-
rcrs be aIIoiutrd committee to canvass the
lodge, aud the grand masters be appointed Il
committee 10 CANVAS the cmcdmpmcut-
\. DuYall said that ii should he first nsccr-
tanned whether their brothers in the South
needed the money before 1t was appropriated
l'roft l.or Joseph Daniels said that now was
the tine to act and that he would vote for the
10 JtUn.
Tho vote wd5 then taken, and Nj. Fowler
motion was adopted
Artiug upon the suggestion of Mr. Columbus
Thomas, or No. J.! lodge Si?.?j was con-
tribntcd in order TO give al iml'etd- 10 the
mINcment 4 larg, number Of the members
however, preferred 10 wait aud contribute IN
thu mr,ion Of Mr.. FuWl,r set forth.
Tho following was received by Mr.. u. F,
Foster 4 few day ago:
D. F. IGsicr G und Sc,s'u,p:
Aide to meet our dcuaIlh- at present but ma!
need help IN ne hcas mu"e thoG,aRd hank
secretary OF Relief Committee. T. 0. u. f.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITr SOrES.
-,fl'rclNnoon0 meter on thirI narc.


For court proceedings So third pavc.
A commission has bsen ordered to ipauir
into tao alleged unGcy "f I1m,s r. L.nry.
Owing (" the great interest in tIo power
ful reviNL Rl Frundry CIurrlr. s,rviccs will h
held to-day NJ eleven q. IN. aul half.pR.l rry.u
p. m, condG"irib by the young revivali-t.
A high wind aud strong fool tide lid
more toward fr4tiug th, steamer Lyui...
aground for week on Upper Ceder Point.
thnn all the pulling aud hauling of powerful
tugs. Twas NuturCs remedy.
--Imring the performance at the National
Theatre last evening three young Ineu In the
mont row Of the orchestra sUats attracted con
siderable attention 10 themselves aud caused
embarrassment atn"ag the young ladies' OIL the
stage by hiiiptuG tcn.cCut pieces at the people
on the stage An usher had to be sent to call
Them to order.
The Washington Dramatic Association
opened tht season by holding a meeting las;
plght at the Residence Of tue secretary No "a
Myrtle sreet The large COMPANY present
was treated TO sOIpc very hnc vocal aud instru.
mcbtal music, aud all spent a very plcascut
evening. Much credit is due to the president
and secretary fOr their untiring efforts TO make
the evening enjoyable for all.
-Yestcrday, about halEpast Ave O'Clock
TWO lsIaelltes, named HartrrgRngier and Levi.
doing business on seventh, between VI and \
streets got into quarrel about a dog. which
resulted IN blows, and soon the pavement In
front Of the stoV represented lively scene
AL of sudden they stopped their pummelinq
and r"cli rushed "tf to procure q warrant for
The arrest Of his assaiIant.
As Otlcer Rocdcr w,.s passing down Masca
chns' Us avenue, Hrsr Eshto"nth street, last
night, nh0ut halt.rast eight O'Clock he heard
cr1Fs, as he supposed. Issuing from some one In
dstrcss, lie turn'd ali nut and ran III the di.
fec'ion from which they prorcoied, and in Il
hhOii while came upon the cause Of the hl-
turhuucc, which was an Irisu woman, who WI.
screaming aud crying bo,1uise her COW wa,
stuck iu the mud.
.-Hcr many friends wifi hc p1ned to lcarr
OF the death Of Miss MHl gle 4. S,ulnc. f,rInan,
year clerk IN the Treasury Departu .
which sd event occurred carly :vcstcldI,
morning, at her late hOIuC, No. BI2 Sevcntl
street -nutIwest Sac had been III for soI,t
Time wth consumption, aud her death wa, no
entirely unexpected. She was the eldr-
daughter Ot the late Robert Sloane, esd, vii,
1T one time occdp!ed prominent position
hDdor the Government. The funeral take
place tu-IGOrrOT afternoon.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.
Condition Of the Ensins-Houses.

Inspector Entwisle has completed his ex-
animation of the buildings belonging to the
fro department. He reports the house of No.
3 (Columbial to bo in an excellent condition /;
No. 5 lGeorgetownl, the building unworthy of
repair, and should be torn down aud rebuilt (;
M. tUuiou) needs repairing to the extent of
about sl7t75; No. 2 CFrankliu), here gen.
eral repairs are needed, tho building being in
very bad state. and to remedy the defects
about S6T7 will be required to be expended in
the way of improvements No. (ThOmas +
Morgan needs about S2n6j0 worth
Of repairs the truck house, s209.5O
The inspector states that In exaniin
ing the different houses he finds that the bet.
Ter their condition Is the moro caJS is taken by
the Inuu To keep them SO, aud he believes it
would lie economy to put the houses In good
repair as soon as pnssible,
National Republican., 1878-09-11
Chasing the HoncymoOp,

The clerk Of the court his issued the follow.
Ing marriage licenses:
" Batter and Susan Grant.
TbrD.a. L,r and Elizabeth smith.
H. W. Langley aud Annie :. Bowie.
Levi. Nurin aud Lucretia Adams.
william D. Butter and Mary GLASGOW.
W. :. Harris aud Rosa Il. Tiusl.y, OF East
HAMPTON, Mass.
Ciarl' Randall AMI Anna Drummer, both Of
Bladrusbng NId.
L H. Howard and Elizabeth Olden, both Of
FalIdx County, Va.
J.. Il. True, ol Rorkand, MI, aud jennie f..
Eryan, OF this ,ty.
). J. Thomas and Annic L. chipley, of Mont
gOIncry County. I'D.
J' W. Taylor and Emily ~ Taylor, both Of
HanOIe. touuiy, Va
w J. Pruicl, pf S.aunlou, Va, and Sadie F,
farIis Of ElrhLIniI Va.
y. q. B'-irrnl II Troy, Y. Y, and Christina
iaiin,rom, OF S,dcrhawr, sweden.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
KCmdrIck's Explanation.

DR.. T. T. KondriCk aIdIes-cs the following
explanation 10 thccditpr Of THE Rl.Pi'BLI,AN ;
In your ,Uu Of the oth Instant | hud an
Article headed An East Washington scandal
4 Livery Stable Bought with WOr,!llcs, Real.
E.tule Notc.," In which my name appears in
cpnuCCti,n with one Thomas D,Uuis. OF
course the Information was impaired to your
reporter by \. B. Dennis the sou Of Tnolna.
ana a person whom | dd not know in the
Transaction at all. Ss ThIua> Dennis sold out
to me his cntnc Gv"rv -t4blc. aud have his
written declaration that neither hi, wife, son,
OF sons, or anyone else has any li-hl title, or
interest 10 1t whatever, and tint he alone was
the n-html and true pAurr. gdvo hiln my
notes on the Citizens National Bank in pay
mvEt, aud certain real estate u"t"- as Cullat.
ernl. Whru The first n";C became due | wont to
the hank to pay it Uud tuuud II had brra
withdraw. tn" public viii sOpI liGd out
the collateral givcu WIS not wurihl' ,,--Dthcr.
wis" L' could ut have raised thn rnuacy he
hu, upon thcnl-;uld 1t viii also Lu sl,uwu that
! am the party swind'd bv the irruslrtiun.
The statements in TUE EErG mI,AN, Post,
and Siur arc incorrect. a- will be -hrwn. and
only ask tho public to Withhold judgment
until ! can have an opportunity to rrtlle tho
question at issue before tho pl"prl uihuunl,
National Republican., 1878-09-11
Erecting street Lamps.

Lieutenant HoXie has ordered the erection
of street lamps in the following localities
One on I street northeast, between q and II
two on street, between Second aud Third
mort crs' two on SOUTH Carolina avenue, be-
tween Sixth and seventh streets southeast
uus tuIH,r Eighth and u streets southwest
two ou @ street, h-,wecn Four,ana .a.half and
Sixth southeast three on south side Of q
street, between New jersey avenue and Fifth
street northwest, aud two on corner Of Fifth
and X strectj southeast.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
Relief to a Gentleman Living Near Memphis.

NV UKLINN., NUE II, TNIo.
The undersigned certifcs that he held for col.
lection for account Of X. L. Jones, Gnyson, Crit.
tcuiyn County, Arkansas, near Memphis, through
MrssTs. Hin. fOntanG & Co. wholesale gruccIE,
Memphis, Tenn, Whole Ticket No. 5Sl72, Single
Number. Class n IN the Louisiana state Lottery,
which drew tho First Capital Prize Of Thirty Thou
sand pOllRTs on Tuesday August 49, lS7s said ticket
hHying cost the sum Of Two Dollars at the o!CC Of
the Company at New Orleans, sent by correspond.
enCc addressed 10 VI. A pauphin y. q. Box Gg2
Ncw Orleans La, and that the amount was promptly
paid on presentation of the ticket at the office Of
the COMPANY in Il check on tho Louisiana National
Bank Of New Orleans. T. NJ. WESCOAr,
Agent southern Express Co.. New Orleans, La
National Republican., 1878-09-11
Eullst,neu,Lahm ,s,oci,,ioD

This comparatively new Organization mot at
ther rooms in the Lc Droit building gu tho
evening Of the 9th Instant aHd loiued them.
selves into au s%oCiation, under the a5yyc
title with the following uaped gemtlcmsn L,
tncorpoRtors Samuel 4, StIstt4n, Of POM
sy'"n'a' president Morris J. footo, of Onto
vice president Jacob W. Starr, otsN"w Jersey
sseerotIry aud attOrDey; Ivory II. Pike, VI
ILLINOIS, treasurer; EIery G, Ford, al ohio
Sorhe& A. c. Mackep.Ia. Of Kansas Dr.
John I. SI4ttan, of Pennsylvania Rider
henry, Of haTylaud; Abort Root, of New
dork, and Richard Rigsles, Of the District oi
National Republican., 1878-09-11
Complaint. AgaiI,,t tnc ,.arbage Service

humorous CON plants ,ootinue to be made
a. /, the dilHtory way ln which the garbage is
being coi'ected, and askin. speedy action to
rciIciy the delay and nuisance. Then, too,
the residents in the vicinity of the James
Creek Canal charge that the contractor for re-
moving dead animals aud night soil allowed
the accuuIulatiOns to remain at the wharf FROM
saturday until Monday. Several Of the bar.
rt,s bur-tVd during the day from ga., gguer.
Wcd. and toe atmosphere WAS unpr, snatud for
% long distance. Ano.hyT cp.nIla!ut Is that
the garbage is emp,iri uul Of the harrol, in
which !; is collected into orcn bins on tho
-,oY, and transported to ite d, st.matiur dpwn
,LU river IN TINS mnnucr. instead OF being
kept closed NJ the regulations require.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
baseball.

The Uica nine, u New York, will play the
National thi- afternoon, at i:l5 o'clock, aud Il
fine exhibition Of the art of bLl.toSsing will
doubtless cusuc, Tho visitors stand third in
the race for the championship Of the intcna
tlonal class, and have lately defeated all the
crack mines Of that Ur2auiEttiOn.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Albany y. Y.-WurCcstcrB 5; Albany, 2
Troy, \. I.--New Budlords, :; IIuymlkos
3. Ten innings.
Milwaukee, Wi,.-rrovidcnce Z; Milvau.
knps q
National Republican., 1878-09-11
MonlGoMery Counly AurIcullmnl tnIr.

Mon'g"ucry County Agricultural Fair.
Tie Preparations for this annual exlibitipn
r Rpc"v'.c, Nd, have been completed aud
VIII cui"mrnce to-day. THIS will DO the most
mrccsst"I exhibition ever giycu in the county.
The Llo"nds have teen Thoroughly renovated
Id put III complete order The exhibits ore
Il IN pIR", aud the stock display will be
hn'T than on any previous occasion. Five
bsnds have cutIei loi the county premium.
For the 800 SlociaI premium for hauds it l..
said that the Marine Bon1 viii, compete. En.
tCr the new "IgauiGatlOn VIZ Mr.. John II.
GHsSnway, president and w. Nrrris Bow -,
,'I,1rF~-ncw life and energy h..s hc,n ia.
i"F," and every arrah cement peIlrcIcd t.
MAKE lh" exhibition success. IT., Ell;imnr,
ahd Ohlo Ru.I'Hd has reduced the fare, found
NlP llckrts. h2'ulng admission 10 til" 1IuUud
" eighty five c,Tts To- the active ana cucr.
goIiG efforts OF Mr.. Bowie, the secretary, i. due
lp n great measure 10 thu pculccl arrangement.
In carrying ont the atl,irs Of the association.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
Vegehne.
VEGETINE
| Advise all Who are Suffering as !
Have Suffered to Give VEGE-
TINE a Trial.

BosroS, sept 0, 1877.
I'cdr Sir! have suffered with Jcrofulous numor
for seven years, an could get relief have tried
everything IN the shape vt herbs saves plsters &c,
but nothing did me any good Twas from my knees
70 my ankles one nlHss Of sores. ! WIS advised b.
Police Oiilccr W. u, hil to try Vegetine. | com.
menced last July lsfS Amer taking the second bot
tle b gan to get rciei RnI the 10 heal up.
wa finally reiucci T. one large ulcer on my right
leg, that run 81 murh and looked 81 bad that maay
SAID must u sc my leg; but, hftr had taken four.
teen bOtles OF Negeilnc, my leg all healed up,
and am now well as ever Was in nv life 1 con.
siicr Negstlne tic st cleanser and pnrher Of the
blood and hdvi,c AL who may he suffering us have
sllerol TO gNJ II a trial.
HENRY r. SMITH,
No. 80 Utica street, Boston, Mas.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
aroma ErOWN NEWS.
RIVER FRONT.

"NEh fhONT
Arrivcd-schooners Sophia Godfrey, Brewer,
Philadelphia, with coal to Mayfeld HES
TIN; Henry Davy, King, New York, to load
cal; James Young, Kennebec River, to load
coal Crissie Wright, Clark, Providence, to
load coal; Belle Halliday, Burk, Falls River,
to load coal; II. s. NARROW, Wines Kennebec
River, to load coal Sarah J. Fort, steelman,
Kennobec River, to load coal William ID.
Marvel, OKcefe, New Bedford, to load coal.
Clcared-Schooners Mary Slushmnn, Her
ring, Aspinwsll, with $50 tons Of coal l.. d:
Rathborne, Wixou, Boston, with 395 tons OF
coal Ella II. Barnes, Avery, New Haven, with
PSI tons of coal; James Young, Boston, with
40 tons Of coal; George II. Mills, Tillotson,
StoninRton, with 400 tons Of coal Belle Halll-
day, Burk. Dghton, with 513 tons Of coal; ii.
s NARROW, Wines; Providence, with 40 tons of
coal.
CANAL AFFAIRS.
Arrived-Bosts J. c. Grove, Adam Norie,
Lizzie and Anna, Ludlow Patton, "A, Star
No. 9, J. A. Graham, DIR. o. NJ. Schindell, J. b.
Warner, Martha, Little Eddie, J. T. Scrivener,
Three Brothers, Energy, VI. &. Ilay, A. +.
Iantz, J. II. Stickney. William Young, Star
No. l, Star No. 3, II. Fauuon, A. B. Winship
and G. W. Knode.
Cleared-Boats Loudon, NJ. D. Corse, G. W.
Knodc, A. d. winship, r. Fannon. William
Young, Star No. 1, J. II StiCkuey, DIR. Grimes,
VI. c. Clay, James and Willie, A. l.. Miller A.
| =. Lantz, Energy, Three Brothers, j. I. Scriy-
ener, Little Eddie, Kate Brooks, Martha, j. u.
| Varnums, J. A. Graham, Barmendettn, DR.. o.
| VI. Schindcll, Star No. 2, Rubey. "a" Ludlow
| Patton, Lizzie aud Anna, J. C. Grove, Adam
Noric, Adam Boyer, and Arcturus.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
| By cnnal-Boat Wheeler & Barron, with
| 1,lO0 bushels Of corn aud $500 bushels Of
wheat to Hartley 4 Bro; boat Mollie z.
Waters, with $500 bushels Of wheat to J. q.
4 J. VI. Waters boat Seneca, with 1900
bushels Of wheat and 400 bushels of corn to H.
VI. Talbot.
PARAGRAPHS.
ITeber and Excelsior Tents I. o. R., of
| GeoI gctown, are contemplating an excursion
and parade at Frederick City, Nd, during
the agricultural. fair, to bo held In that
| city next month.
Yesterday morning, about seven o'clock,
john ". Frizzcll, better known rs Bull
| Friz1ell, arrested n colOred man named Wash
| Anderson, near the Chain Bridge, who es.
| capped from the Rockville Jail about month
since. where he wa3 cOuiued on the charge
of horse stealing. Mr.. Frzlcll conveyed him
back to Rock vilc where he was again placed
| 10 Jail.
Yesterday morning about seven o'clock, n
| little boy named Frederick Rcisor, aged be.
| tween Ave aud six years, fell Into the Chcsa-
| pcakc and Ohio Canal, but was rescued after
considerable difficulty by Mr.. John Williams,
ono of the clerks of the Now York Steamship
| Company.
ThoIr as Banks. c0lored, aged siSty years, who
was arrested by Officer Vokman Monday on
suspicion of stealing iron from Robinson 5
foundry, was tried in the Police Court yeser'
day morning, VIXEN tho charge WAS fully
| proven, and, this being his second oitense, he
was committed to await tho action of the grand
| Jury.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
dN USEMES rs.
Theatre CunIiaue.

The usual matinee takes place at the
Comique this afternoon, at halfpast two
o'clock, aud the splendid bill offered should in.
sure a large attendance.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
CITi ITEMS.

NElrHIu filling teeth nor the Keeping wrinkles
Of tin" 70 iurClDy toll of advancing year. IA your
gay hair Ayers Nigpr rcst1rrs II color and
Wf vel as yWmnciG with fresh, luXw1nt hair
the uinh,ltC- ofugU are far less noticeable.
~tNvrRY pANs.-ThC words and music Of the
,WlCtcsl vi slavery Days--las sung by lIar.
Tho New York firr,ido Companion which is Tor
sale 10y al uUW-dcllrr. Tho following picrCs Of
hlll,!r are given free with the same paper:
NlNr. Iwlna! with. ....,..,,..,.....,,....Nn. NJ. %3
sweet liJ hi By, No. 1Gi
The Tor fnrSwcl! with. h..:...............N0 No. .6i
Lnla'! ,ns 'uup by j. X, EmmcO. $40
The lruDrGrh Watch. .Mith.,...............SU SIT
The Mnu in the Mponis Looking, Love, with No. 66s
''4Ir.E ial - 10. a9
Cuur"u,0n l., Thrice DpllarsN year Ge"rgc Munro
Il 10 y Nm'!rWIter street, New York,
FIST New York butter received daily at spicer's
butter ,torr corner Of Ninth and T. street, north
Wet. Nv prices. fine qualify and lar dealings
hlC sitcINltivs.
iUrSG PEOPLE do pay attention TO yorr teeth
neglect Will s1Jn ruin them. lie wise ln time
| Clean thvm daily Win TN EsToN's IyOKY PEARL
| Torn l'yN DIR. TIE most Perfect drntrtcC EuOwn
| IMiu keen them through life In good condition
white aud SOUND VIII harden the Vumk, sweCten
h0 bNglh, and prevent tOuthach0. Sold by all
| druggstS y aud 20 cents per bottle
WELLS MACmISr-sPREAD sTRFEGTHLNlNo PLAsT
| Ena are still the best Known. Their curative pow
en- lar surpH'h all others.
HARD times demand economy pracuce ~ by
DKROUs KID GLorR CtHAsszR. Price % cents per
| bottle.
AVE you bilious troubled with hesaasho, dizzy.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
Ancr tie plurnbcrs.

Upon the recommendation of Water Regis.
trar Cox, the Commissioners have instructed
District. Attorney Riddle to issue warrant
against J. W. Moss a plumber doing business
at No. III Twelfth street. for two separate
violations Of the law governing the water de.
plrtmout. The penalty for Olel',s of this
than $50 and imprisonmrnt.