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National Republican., 1878-04-18
CITY ITEMS.

WILtoR's COP LIVER Oil AND LrME.-The friends
Of persons who have been restored from confirmed
consumption by the use Of this oritina prcpara-
ton ard the grateful parties themselves, have, by
recommending 1t and acknowledging Its wonder
full efficacy given the article n vast popularity III
New England. The Cod Liver on il in mis- combi
nation robbed Of its unpleasant tnste, and Is ren-
dcred dUuhly effective In being coupled with the
lime. which Is itself restorative principle, sup
plying nature with Just the assistance required to
heal and reform the diseased lnngs. A. b. WILBoR,
Boston, proprietor Sold by all druggists.
IouNG PEOrLE do ray attention to yonr teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them. lie wise in time.
Clean them daily with THURsToS's Ivory Pearl"
ToOTH POWDER. the most perfect dentrfce known
white and sound, will harden the gums. swceten
the breath, and prevent toOthRche. Sold by all
drugeist. Is and 81 cents per bottle.
WELLS MACHINr-sPREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsT.
EEs are still the best known. Their curative pow
crs far surpass all others.
HAEA times demand economy: practice Il by
renovating your sOiled gloves with JouvESs 1So-
pEEoUs KID GLOVE CLRASsEK. Price 25 cents per
bottle.
ARE you bilious. troubled with headache. dizzy
ness sick stomach constipation, &c? Are you dys-
peptiC, nervous, dull. and lsnIuid? Averse TO all
exeftion. lie your life miserable? You require u
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
hold remedy II will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, 25 cents per package, which makes n
quart Of medicine.
Is your hair harsb. dry and stlfr7 Does It refuse
to eurY Dress 1t with THoN-OSs PoMADE OPrINE.
An olenginous compound OF singular merits II
will improve It. Sold by druggists, &c. Price p
and 10 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
GorERNOR SHEPHERD REPLIES.
The Tail that Wags the Dog-Facts Regard
ing the Expenditures on the Morrison
Bailding-Mr. Bryau's Personal illusions

The Tail that Wags the Dog-Facts Regard
ing the Expenditures on the Morrison
Bailding-Nr. Bryau's Personal illusiOns
GOverner 4. K. Shepherd, in a communication
TO the SGr, hiss rcUled to Commissioner Bryans
latest letter to the House District Committee. lie
says: Your paper Of to day april lG) contains
another effuslon from Thomas b Bryan, Commits
sioner, D. c. The afx Of Commissioner. D. c. to
his name. when and wherever 1t appears suggests
the fact that the tail is heavier than the dog and
consequently wags the animal instead OF perform
ing its natural Junction.
Amer speaking Of the possibility Of the defeat Of
the object for which the committee Of 100 was
formed by the revival Of pnst issues, Governor
Shepherd proceeds to answer specifically assertions
made BY Mr Bryan He sy !h"t the report, ,t Of The
M stated by himself In regard 10 wooden pave
mcnts, and dispose OF Mr. Bryans reference 10 the
DE Golyer contract and the $1,000 used iu obtain.
ins IT, The fitting up Of the Morrison Building was
done by Governor H. D. Cooke the Board of Public
Works having no official connection with It,.
Twenty thousand dollars Of the amount expended
was used in erecting a fvur.story back building.
rr proof In every particular, with vaults for the
records OF the District government, although Mr..
Bryan wOuld have the public b0lieve that the
whole outlay was for alterations In building and
furniture.
The firm OF A. r Shepherd 4 Brother were em
plOyed by the contractors TO do the plumbing,
under ali order from Governor Cooke. and their
bill was passed upon by Mcssrs, Cluss and Rankin.
the experts appointed for revision, and paid In full
without deduction. The action of the Governor
In this connection was generally approved by the
report Of the investigating committee for 1872. In
conclusion he says:
inrs In real estate with contractors are, in my
opinion, petty and contemplate ss is the writer
OF them. All such transactions are matters Of pub
lie record. and have been investigated for months
by various committees with all the thorOughncss
that political aud personal GnimOsity could sug.
ges or carry out and without result so far rs any
imnutation on my. character, personally or on.
cially, Is concerned
National Republican., 1878-04-18
The Noyes kidnapping hE'Air.
Jersey City Journal

TItTNN ivy JVIITIIEIT
Both Housey OF Congress seem disposed to inves.
tgntc the case Of tho alleged Illegal seizure or
in other words the kidnapping Of Mr. Benjamin
Noye in Washington by tbs Newark officer aud the
Washington detectives. We think this case shoul d
ba Investigated and precedent should BIS cstNb
lIshed which will determine what right an Amer-
eau citizen has In hi own country. Mr SOyes
may or may not be-, great scoun Ire but until
he i tried convicted and Imprisoned under due
forms of law his rights OF personal liberty are as
sacred as those Of any other mun If these allcga.
lions Of his COunse! arc true, thv officers who
arrested lin in Washington were guilty Of gross
outrage and should hU punished, no matter what
fate ultimately ovcrtakcs NUyrS.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
A Serious Runaway Accident.

Yesterday afternoon about 40 O'Clock, while
Mr. s. X. Mccarthy AMI Miss SclIe Moulton were
riding near the corner Of Fourteenth and Bound
ary the horse attached 10 the buggy became fright.
ened at u stroke Of car bell, and jumping sud
denly to one side upset the buggy, throwing the
occupants ont. The gentleman was badly cut
about the head and left hand. The lady was more
seriously injured about the head and face and SOON
became unconscious They were taken TO the res.
idcucc OF Mr.. Baird near by, and medical aid was
called in. The buggy Und harness were completely
demolished The horse detached himself from the
wreck, aud proceeded down Fourteenth street 10 :,
where he was captured. The horse aud buggy
came from Gar:os stable, Navy Yard.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
An UsEM ENTS.
Campbclrs New York and Philadelphia
Zooloxical and Equestrian Institute.

This combination, which under its present or
ganisation comprises siI immense distinct though
conoined exhibitions will make It's initial appear
ance in this city oil Wednesday April ~ This
colossal SHOW" has been characterized as the
largest most comprehensive aud varied organiza
ton the world has ever seen. 1t includes, with a
larger and more complete menagcrie than has ever
been exhibited IN America, a magnificent circus
wherein Is cougrcyntcd brilliant array OF artists in
hippodromic and equestrian specinltics. Its colos
al eight centre pole tents afford comfortable seats
for 1000 persons. It's museum aud msuagerie
pavilIous will be rendered delightfully."- cool by \
fountain Of real water. The entire consolidation
will be accessible in all Its departments through
the purchase OF one ticket only for each patron.
The place of exhibition will he located at the cor
ner Of Ninth and streets northwest
National Republican., 1878-04-18
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Semi Monthly Meeting of the Commissioner

SENT Monthly Meeting of the Commissioners.
The Board OF Fire Commissioners met at their
rooms in the Morrison building last evening.
Present-Mcssrs. Collins. Reed, Quautrell, Hume,
Bacon and Stewart.
The chair announced the following standing
committees: Accounts, MeSsrs. Bacon and Hume;
apparatus, Messn. TAFT aud Bacon buildings,
Mossrs. Hume and TAFT horses, Messrs. Reed and
TAFT hose, Messrs. Stewart aud Reed ruos and
discipline, Messrs Reed and Qusntrell; supplies,
Messrs. Bacon aud Hume, and telegraph, Ncssrs.
Quantrell and Stewart.
communication was read from the District
Commissioners, stating that Mr. J. Rbera had been
appointed veterinary surgeon for the FIRE depart
ment vice J. Wdnstall, In compliance with the ~.
quest of the Board OF Fire Commissioners.
A com municutiOn was read from Mr. II. Strauss
stating that former member Of the fire department
had procured suit OF clothes from him aud failed
10 pay for the same. The subject was referred TO
the District Commissioners, the party complained
Of has been dismissed from the force
II; scroggins made application for six months
back pay us janitOr at the frcalarm telegraph
office at IS per month. Referred to superintendent
Miles for report.
pendtures on the part of the United States for the
District of Columbia Fire Department from the eth
of May, 1900, to the present time, In which wns
shown the amount appropriated by the Govern.
mcnt for the District department during the past
seventy eight years. The total footed up sGo SS5s Sc
syrss Of sSI ;Iss per p,.rc, Ind
prlutcd for tho support OF It's fire department a
larger sum by many thousands Of dollars than the
General Government although the latter had been
benefited equally A. much. One item in the Govern
mcnt apprUp priaOn, Wis: $1,000, was found to have
been used for the payment of ircmen appointed by
the United States at the yarsous hospitals and quar-
| tcrmasters dcpots which abounded in this
vicinity during the war, 80 that the amount really
used by the District was but sl5OSS566 After read.
| ing the statement Mr.. Reed asked that corl.
miitcc Of three be appointed to makea report TO
Congress on the subject but, owing to the lack OF
some important details, the matter was postponed
| until the next meeting OF the board.
| Mr. Quantrcll moved that AN invitation he ex-
tended TO the Senate Committee on the District to
| visit the various engine houses ut such time as
| might be convenient To them. The motion was
agreed to, after which the board adjourned.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
National Theatre.

The Hess English Opera Combination, now filling
phenomenally brilliant aud successful engage
ment at the National Theatre, will present Balfe's
ever pleasing and acceptable opera The Bohemian
Girl" at this evenings performance. The cast will
include ule principal members Of this talented
matte triumph of the current theatrical SEASON
Miss Fanny Davenport, whose brilliant impersOn
atioms have enchanted the elite OF every city which
next in Auglstin Daly's "Pique." On Tucsday-
the anniversary Of Shakcspearcs birth-shc will
appear rs ROsdiind In As You Like It," Miss Da
supplied from Dalys Fnh.Avenue Theatre, New
Ynrk
National Republican., 1878-04-18
ANOTHER on TIE THIRD AUDITOR.

Mcssrs. 2. =. CuPpy umd +. e. Ingcrsoll G c2un'
sci yesterday hled in the supreme Court OF the
Horace Austin, Third Auditor Of the Treasury De.
pa.tmcnt TO COmls him 10 state the account Of J.
II Russell He sets forth that in March lS6i he
owned the Steamboat j. H. Russell worth nearly
SlUlPyC which was impressed in the Government
service ard destroyed by the enemy. Further, that
while making a irip down the Mississippi River
the boat was stopped by shot from u Government
vessel Boarded by number Of officers Und sol
der, who took control Of her and proceeded On
down the river When near flaCquemine she wa
destroyed by the enemy, who used Greek lire The
counsel said that the claim had been passed up0
by confederate authorities, aud their rccord'
showed that the boat WIS destroyed. The man
danmE wns gruntcd relmrnablo MAy l.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
Chouyssh N>scuIasS~~.

Quite brisk businss was Gone M aays ago
on Thirteenth, near street north west in ths sale
Of human bones. In this locality, In digging 70 lay
eIhumed, the place evidently having been sed At
some time or other a. . cemetery. The colored
people eagerly seized upon the bones and. washing
them At the nearest pump sold them for half cent
per pound 70 the hrst nag merchant who made his
appearance. While the bones were readily taken,
nothing could induce the mon 70 carry on the re
mains Of cofins TO use for fuel. They feared Old
Nick or somebody's ghost might Be ater them.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
VEGETlNE.
->SS0~o-~eSsN~S~SS
VEGETINE..
FOR NERTOUSNEsS, SLEEPLESs
NIGHTS.

WAsHiNGToS, ID. C., March IL, 1877.
II. r. slgvEss!
lDSdr So; lido not believe in pufnns, nor would
ndorse n humbug; but ] consider II no more than
rrn Jtor to speak well OF ynGErIsE believing 4 to
be an excellent mederine have used veral bottles
OF to my entire satisfaction and great relief from
Inc plcable Ne7tousfss which had caused me great
suffering and sleepless nights have walked the hoor
and resored TO diernt methods for relief all To
purpose. finally thought would give NEGETISE a
Trial, with little faith. will admit but to my surprise
and great relief few doses CONVINCED me that had
got hold of the right thing for my difficulty. II sent
humor from my blooi that, have no doubt was the
cause OF the misery had endured, and found relief
as soon ns medicine could relieve disease OF that
kind When l began It's use l seldom got u night s
sleep or half one, and my appetite was poor. and; as
a coiise uence was running down rapidly but. an Y
q few doses, saw radical change every way, and am
thoroughly safisfed with NEGETISE. and 70 Commend
II to any person suffering as did Responsibility
MRS. J. A. JOHNSON.
FEMALE MISUNDERSTANDING acts directly
upon the Of these complaints II invigoartes
and strengthens the whole system, acts upon the Sc
cretive organs, allays Inflammation, clegnses and
liberation const patton, regulates the bow
els, headache and pains In the back cense In fact,
there Is no disease or complaint where she VE6ETISK
gives quick relief and so effective In Its cure as IN
what is termed Female Weakness. 1t hns never failed
In one Instance.
National Republican., 1878-04-18

somebody has wrougcd Mr. J, Brisben Walker by
bDrrOMing his name Ia use at tho end Of u coinmn
nicRtloE ~ the Bpurl Of Health, calling attention
10 the mortality among newspapers in the District
and ,IggeNtiug tis,Ius uWcs,tjum as the cause The
letter being read TO the board at it. session last
Tuesday evening. lHE RGpUBLIrAN reporter incor
purated 1t In his rep m Of the nlOcCcilngs of the
meeting aud In this way II happened 10 be pub
shed yesterday morning. Mr., Walker denies the
authorship Of the letter and II hUs not yet been dis
covered who pcrpe,IRted tho hoax
National Republican., 1878-04-18
Theatre Cniniuue.

Last nights performance was attended by the
usual apprecIatlve crowd OF patrons that delight
In the varied attractions so eXculently presented
under the Skillrul management OF the Comique.
Quilter and GOldrich in their specaltics, Dawron
III sOugs Hinde in "proteanisms Mad Hart In a
Fix" and Osborne and Wentworth in sketches, ap.
pcrred with characteristic success. Loves DeCl.
sion sparkling burlctta, by our talented Amicus
Ferguson WAS most attraCtiVcly rendered by ia
distinguished author, supported by Miss sallie
National Republican., 1878-04-18
Real Estate Transfers.

JA J. Creswcll ct al. to }. g. Ancs for 81 2G0,aJ.
lots 49, ST. S. and 10 square 3Gl C. II Bramhli to II,
Erskiue for 81 lot Is square S9) G. NJ joy to H. s.
Buudy, for $500 subdivision OF square 67li J. B.
Bios TO Samuel simmons, for s5,OD) lot l2S square
ai5. K p IumNdOn TO J. W. LumsdOn, for 5000
sub-lot. ljV aud lG7 Bealls addition 10 GeOrgetOwn
l., G.. Bailey 10 the trustees Of tho Bereun Baptist
Church for SO, lot L. square l6l NJ A. Devlin ia
r + NcCsulcy for slIj9l, sub lot Of square 769
A. Brown to Robinson & Campbell, for sS'J, sub lot
l6 suuare $40.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
New Advertisements A

New Advertisements.
Lady's portemonnaie lost
Bohemian Girl o.night-National Theatre.
Fotlce-Ceutral National Bank Of Washington.
wanted-to purchase q good two-horse park
phGeton.
Lecture by Professor James storum at was!and
Seminary.
Mn. C. Donovan will open at 1872 F street north.
vest, April "a.
Brick house for sale in lie Droit Park. Address
A. r. Appleman.
New Easter cards-w. II. q o. II. Morrison, AS
Psnnsylvania avennc.
Campbelrs great New York and Philadelphia
Geological and Equestrian Institute.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
No Exg. Rolling In enc CAPITOL Grounds.

The children arc to be deprived Of their sport on
Easter Monday at the Capitol grounds, as the po-
lice will rigidly enforce the law concoc,cd by Sen.
ntor Edmunds and passed by Congrcss shortly after
Easter, 1876 The law reads as follows:
That 1t shall be the duty Of the Capitol police
hereafter to prevent any portion OF the Capitol
grounds and terraces from being used as play.
grounds or otherwise so far rs may be necessary TO
protect tho public property turf, aud grass from
Destruction or injury.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
DISTRICT NOTEg.

Inspector Entwlse ha, issued the following per.
mits 10 build william y. Mauingly, two three.
story bricks on Connecticut avenue, between l. aud
ing $50; H. j. Patterson, bay.windOw, S60O; ". V
Maxwell frame back building. 80.
Mr.. W. II. Smith, chairman Of the parking com.
mission reports that the parks are In need of NJ.
tcnton and that there Is no appropriation for the
purpose.
Thomas H. simmons and Thomas Ward have
been pardoncl out OF the work house by the Com.
mssiOnrrs.
The receipts of the treasurer yesterday from the
usual sources were siii67T0 aud the $1,000 appro.
prlated BY Congress April 1. Disbursements, 81
0G7Gj.
Licenses have been Issued as follows Robert
Moore 4 Co, commercial agents; Bloom Of Youth
Lodge, entertainment; T.. T. Halslcad. jr., returns
Special temporary permits have been issued tC
the following produce dealers: NJ; J. Mckcnna
Morris J. q. Sinclair, j. r. Hutchinson, j. IL
Reeves ana " H. Gross.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
Mnthera. Mnthara. Mnthers-

Don't fail to procure Mrs MISSIONS SOOTHING
SYRUP for all dbssSes Of teething in children. II
relieves the child frUm palm, cures wind collie
health 70 the child, gives rost to the mother.
National Republican., 1878-04-18

A rroUs resident on Brady street, who
has been much interested in the crema-
ton system, yesterday said to his wife: MY
dear, l wish you to remember that when the
Lord calls me to my reward, desire to be ere
mated, IL q suitable furnace is accessible"
"Yes, love-" replied his spouse but when tho
Lord calls you, / think he will he will provide
for your burning. Davenport Gazette.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
Co,pu IN Uou.ekcepipp.

The clerk Of the court has Issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants: W. II. Stew
art and Elizabeth Burnel, c. c. Wilkinson and
Mary J. Berry, william Flagg and Ida A. Psdgett
Z s. Fletcher. OF Pennsylvania and Emma Bart.
lett, of this city; X. II. Spcake aud Amelia A.
Bliss, j. C. Mumford and Sarah Oswill, c. 7. Peck
aud Kate McClelland, @. r. Doman and f. A. Cur
tis aud q. +. Graham and Hattie NJ. Creswell.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.
Before Congress, at tho Executive Mansion,
and at the Morrison building.

At the meeting Of the House District Commtte
yesterday the defeat OF the District bill was the
subject of discussion. The members were quite
unanimous in their opinion that the defeat Of the bill
was mainly caused by the clauses imposing property
qualification upon tho Commissioners and the
Llembers Of the council and poll TAX upon citizens.
The committee decided TO strike out these two
sections. Governor Icndce was directed TO ask
permission of the House TO again report the bill
amended at the session tomorrow night, which
bills.
President Hayes yesterday signed the act to
prevent depre ist!Ons upon property In the District
of Columbia
National Republican., 1878-04-18
A Picture Of Justice Oiin.

Mr. John Golden, tho Photographic artist Of No.
$40 Market space, has completed fine portrait OF
Justice Abraham B. olin, Of the District Supreme
Courtbench Itisaane Likeness and adorus the walls
of the Probate Court, where the friends and admir-
ers OF His Honor will find IT, should they desire to
II. The Judge Il represented as sitting In court
In his easy way, with an earnest expression on the
face a. II giving attention TO some argument by
counsel.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
A Mandnmms on secretary sherman.

Alexander Mcleod hus filed a petition for Il man
damus on Hon, John sherman, Secretary Of the
Treasury, TO compel him to pay over to the peti.
toner 81 279gi rs balance due on judgment oh.
tanned by Mr. Mcleod In June, 1879, against r. G.
CalliCOtt. n supervising special agent of the
Treasury Department The ruls was issued ~
nEnNnl
National Republican., 1878-04-18
Hotel Arrivals.

S. J,psG-FG Bennett, Conn; T. i FOotG, ir. New
YOrk; n Case, Conn; u Gillespie Conn: J callahan
Va: : Bovil, Va T. J WmshalI, philadelphia j Is An
den, pnilud"lphLG Mrs G W CJnwHV, Chicago: j
Dirm Mass \ Page New York; W Nowen Mass
II " Richard,ol, rhndephiH stewart, Md; q
II Hummer aud win Baltimore. Nd; j. A Flint and
wife, HpStpn, Mass l. Guudman New York; NJ
sharscIDrd ND Denby, Nd.
ArIrD,r,'i,m.--R II SllvCunAu. New York; L. W W
SurrrW aud wife, New York; W II smith and wife,
phla,lclphia. G. " farmer, Va " Johnston, Va
il Snuluu New York. & u Spudan, New YORK; II
T SuIInirI and wife, PnIlade'uhiw Martin, Pa; $
4 Mathew, rh;ladgiph!G Mrs ,a.qncol1T; hd; { W
Va { rcrklns Nov lHorki Mis- n its!ston, Pa
iichmond Va; ] 7 Trcgor, W VA W Albt't, PA
II Is PupTI, Ohio.
hnp.rbI.-J l. Cultiersnd son, Charleston, s c; RS
Sn"rwrId New York; NJ Il denton, Va; Jennis,
Baltimore, Md II Keys, Texas W II Fitzpatrick, Pa
W MilChGll, Japan.
National Republican., 1878-04-18

HoS. ALEXANDER. II. STEPHEss of Georgis used
Dursngs Rheumatic Remedy by advice of his
physician with not astonishing results. 1t cures
when every thing slse fails.
National Republican., 1878-04-18

A LITTLE Florida boy tanned an alligator
and the ugly reptile learned to like the little
fcllow-not, however, adds the Worcester Press,
until tho little fellow was all gone.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
Food and Drink,

Fritz schaible, he well known rcstaurateur
located at 5Oa Ninth street northwest invites the
attention OF the hungry and the Thirsty TO his ex-
eellent cuisine aud well stocked bar. Give him
early aud frequent calls.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
PARAGRAPHED JUSTICE.
Proceedings Yesterday Before Dr.
ferent Tribunals.

The Robed justices At the Capitol-Josl
Meehiin Before the Criminal Court-Thc
Charges Against Him Consoiidated-Nat-
ters Before the Other Courts-List Of To-
Days Assignments.
Supreme Court Of the United states.
WEDNESDAY. April II, 1873.
On motion of Mr Benjamin Dean, Elisha Barts.
dale r, osq, Of Halifax Court House, Va, was ad-
mitted TO practice.
No 7s3. George G. SAKE ct al, appellants, vs.. A.
II. Hammond ct al. On motion Of Mr.. W. A. Nc
Kennsy, In behalf Of counsel, dismissed per stlpu.
lntion.
No. 2et. The Laain and Rand Powder Company,
plaintiff in error, VS.. q. T. Burkhardt. Argument
concluded by Mr.. George sennot for the defendant
In error.
No eGS. II. II. and Il. n. Green, appellants, VS..
William A, Gordon ct al. Continued.
No. 2G6. Edward II. Ashcroft, appellant, VS.. The
Boston and Lowell Railrosd Company. Argument
commenced by Mr. Fnncs Forbes for appellant
aud continued by Mr. Benjamin Dean and MI. J
g. Abbott for appellees, and by Mr.. Thomas VIII
liam Clarke for appellant
Adjourned uutil tomorrow at twelve o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-04-18

Amusements Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATRE-Gmnd English Opera.
THEATRE CouiauE-Jskc Budd and new Va
hety Company.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
Yational 8epublitan
Arrival Of Passenge, Trains.

- BALTIMORE AND OhsO DEfOT NEW JfhShf AVE-
Suk AND CrrRREr.
Morning, Etvntn1.
sois, N. Y . PM a Bos OF sI:so, Baltimore accom-
III. Baltimore express. 4to baltimore eccotn
S1o, Western pres. 500 Y. Phi q Bos e.
IN baltimore accom-, 800 Western Mall.
k1s, Fred. ac., MET hr'ch sd:S7 Ialtimore Accom-
e1, Baltimore Annapolis se4s, Baltimore express
and way 7:2n, Western express
k<s, Hsrtinsburg and Ua- $50, baltimore express
Gerstown ao MET brch. srIb n Y, Phil a Bos eS'
S1o:so, baltimore accom-. iGIs, Baltimore accom-
NV, baltimore express. 7
sArrive daily. Others Sundays excepted.
- For the time OF departure OF trains, see = over
esemsats elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-04-18

TIE occasional hotel grumbler' is not rarity
but there arc few hotels that give the almost uni
ysrsal satisfaction both in rates and accommodation
that charsctGTizos the Grand Cont Hotel. New
York. II Is COncedqdy the best kept ana most
popular among all its rivals.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on time
deposits. II. squiEh n Co.,
BANKERS 1916 Pennsylvania avenue.