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National Republican., 1878-12-07
Services Tu-NIorrow,

DIR. John Lord will preach tomorrow morn
lug at the First Presbyterian Church, Four.
and-a.half street, on the text, What ThInk
Ye Of Christ" This was the sermon which,
when delivered by the Doctor IN ElinLurgh
during the meetings Of the Pan Presbyterian
Council, attracted such marked attention.
Redemption, not from the wrath of God,
but from the hand Of our enemies" tie sub.
jcct Of the lecture at New Jerusalem Temple,
North Capitol street, near B, at hali.past
seven p. N. Morning service at eleven o'clock
Seats all free.
At All Souls' Church, services at eleven a.
M. by Rev. $. W. LongiellOw, OF Germantown,
Pa. VespCrS at halfpast seven p. IN.
Rcv. Alex Kent tUnivcHalist) will preach
IN 1ulmadGe Hall tomorrow, at eleven a. m.
SUNDAY school Rt 9:45 o. III.
National Republican., 1878-12-07
Catholic Notes.

The following Is tho order of the forty hours
trict for the year 1879: st. Aloysius', January
8; st. Marys, February o; 81. Matthews
March 80; st. PatricRs, June / Holy Trim
ity, Georgetown, June s; st. Ausustino's, Au.
gust II; ~. Doininic's, October 8; Immaculate
Conception, October II 81. Joscph's, October
l2; 81. Stephens, November I, and st. Peters
November %.
Fathers dc Wulf and Brouillett were not, II.
has been supposed, passengers on the lost
steamship Pomcrania.
81. Ninceuts Asylum has received nearl,
5000 Of the proceeds Of Bishop Kcsncs lecture
The collections at st. Patrick's Church re.
Gently for st. AIMS lufant Asylum netted
Sil5.
The late concert by St. Augustino's Churci
choir (colOrud) realized about $500.
National Republican., 1878-12-07
The Bridal Party from Maine.

Two Of the four travellers from Maine, on
their way to Frodorirk,burg in search of work,
who lodged in the Fifth Precinct Station last
Thursday night, went on their way yesterday.
These two were tho young married couple
who have had such n sadly evcntful honey.
moon. Transportation WAS obtained for
them by Sanitary officer Conncll through
the District Commissioners. The other
two young mcn remained ut the station
last night as they had no funds, an1 one
of them WIS too feeble to walk. As one
OF them was type" the printers on TnE
REpUILICAE and others interested contributed
last night fund ample TO send them on their
way IN an carly trian this morning
National Republican., 1878-12-07
Return of the ProdIral Niece.

About two months ago Mary J. Braxton, a
colored gIrl, about eleven years of age, was sent
to the store by her aunt, with whom she was
living, with small sum of money. Mary did
not return, aud no tidngs were received from
her until yesterday. Lieutenant Noonan dis.
covered her working in the service ofa woman
near the navy.yard, and, believing her TO be
the runaway, took her in charge. She was re-.
stored to the house Of her aunt, Mrs. Bowser,
Sens to have several wicked propensitics aud
is addicted TO pilfuring.
National Republican., 1878-12-07
A Serinun Cutting Army.

About seven o'clock last evening four white
men named John Quilter, James Dorsey, Dan.
iel Stewart, and Richard Shrceves engaged in
fight at the corner Of Eighth and T streets
northwest. Dorsey received serious cut OF
the left side and one on the lett ankle. Quill
tcr's left eye was badly cut. The four were
arrested and taken to the Second Precinct Sta
tion. where Drs. B. u. Adams and Glennr
attended TO the wounded men.
National Republican., 1878-12-07
The BiiiInrd Game Yesterday.

The game Of billiards at the Comique yes;cr.
day afternoon, between "Yank Adams, the
finger player, and Mr., John Hartnett, resulted
in favor Of the latter by a score OF 100 to A.
Mr.. Adams made number Of beautiful shots,
but only succeeded in getting the balls to.
gcthor once, when lie knocked out forty seven
in as many seconds. John played strong
game throughout. A large crowd witnessed
the contest, and all were well pleased. The
apparent discrepancy in the scare is accounted
for by the fact that Mr.. Adams discounted Mr.,
HartuCtt,
National Republican., 1878-12-07
Franklin Legion Entertainment,

The Franklin Temperance Legion will give
grand musical aud literary entertainment
IBIS evening at Franklin Hall, corner of Sixth
and e streets, on which occasion some of the
hest talent of this city aud Baltimore will ap.
pear. The entertainment will consist OF songs
--soiOs, duets, quartetts- readings, &c. The
hall is row in FIST. class condition, being well
heated aud ventilated, aud has n seating ca.
bacity oI COO. The committee having the mat
ter in charge Lualantcu Il Grst-class entertain,
Dent, and the price oil admission Is placed
Within the reach OF all See advertisements
National Republican., 1878-12-07
AN UNREPENrANr FoRsER.
Ex Lieutenant wbiiten Tries to Draw
Brother Onicer.s Pay.

"'osH'h "H"Vtfs y
About noon yesterday man entered the
Office of Depot. .Paymaster Wingard, on street,
near Twelfth northwest, and, representing
himself as Hobart X. Bailey, Of the Fifth In.
antry, said he wished to draw his pay for the
month Of November. Major Wingard asked
him numerous questions, to which satisfactory
answers were given, and, after requesting him
to sign the payroll, a check for si2s33 was
made out. At this juncture n messenger
named Maxwell entered the office, and sail
That Is not Mr.. Bailey his name Is Written"
Quite u sensation was created by this announce
ment, but the would.bc Bailey was equal to
the occasion. "Givc me five minutes aud
will prove that my name is Bailey said he.
and attempted to leave the room. lie was
prevented from going by several clerks and a
messenger sent after q policeman. officer
IIeinlinc responded and took Written to the
Fnh Precinct Station, where he was locked up
for a hearing before Judge Smell this morning.
When asked his name at the station.house he
SAID IL was w. X. Bailey, and IL was 30 entered
on the hook, his real name o. II. Whitten) he
ing given as au alias. Tho following is the
charge as preferred by Major Wingard at the
Police Court:
THAT the said J ii. Written did fcloniousIy
make and present for payment TO the said
Wiprari, an officer in the military service OF
the United States, certain false, fictitious
and fraudulent voucher claim.roll account
purpOrting to be the pay account Of one II. X.
Bailey, a second lieutenant IN the Fifth Regi.
ment Of Infantry, United States Army, the
said Whitten then and there well knowing
said account claim and voucher to be false,
forged, fictitious, and fraudulent, with the iu-
tent to defraud the United States"
A number of Whittcn's friends called at the
station house last evening to sec him, bat
were unsuccessful In finding a bondsnian for
him.
The prisoner stated that he was drunk
when he went to the paymaster's office, and
did not recolleCt what he said or did. Whit.
ten, who was formerly lieutenant in the
Fifth Infantry, was released from Jail about
two months ago, having been par,lnucd by the
President. lie was imprisoned for drawing
his nay twice for the same month-nnce in the
West and once in this city. As he had good
war record his frieuds intcrceded with Prcs-
dent Hayes, and ho was induced to pardon him.
National Republican., 1878-12-07

Eoonls-G2l street northwest.
Kindergarten Normal Institution.
Boarlng-l53i aud 1876 | street northwest
For rcnt-liOusc No. i23 ninth street northwest.
Rooms, with or without board, 2ls \ street south
esst
For rcnt-Ho4se Ne. 80 Nineteenth street north.
west.
For reut with board rooms-ol2 strct north.
vrt.
wantcd-Tcnant, for rooms-g6 D street north.
west
Holiday gpods-Gcorgc wlilrcr. 10 Ninth street
northwest
Grand musical and literary entertainment =
franklin Hall.
Auction salr OF lnrcIcemCd pledgcs-l2ls Penn.
sylvania avenue
Coldcn's LicbIg's Liquid Extract OF Decr and
Tonic IuvignrAtUr.
National ThcGtFu-Matmce, "0hclo" and even
ing. "TiChari H." Mccullough.
Irustcc sale Of desirable threestory dwelling,
No 1893 Maryland avenue Southwe,t.
supcrb holI.rhU'd furniture sale. ICli Connect.
s,H avenue. December II. nuuCanson Bros auc.
uoneers.
National Republican., 1878-12-07
A D,nrsrous Practice,

The street contractors have practice OF
parading their steam.rollers, tarcarts, and
concrete artillery" through the streets, aud
especially along Pennsylvania avenue, at
midday, which Is both annoying and danger
Gus. Yesterday number Of horses were
frightened, and MS long as the practice Is con.
tinucd there will be constant danger of serious
runaway accidents. 1t Is unnecessary to
bring the apparatus out upon the crowded
thoroughiarcs, aud the police should be in
structed to keep them out Of the way.
National Republican., 1878-12-07
UrSTEIs. El,EN>N BROS, 7Tn AND e
rnrtelIo Makes Enolhrr Big score.

HF0'II" '7'''F'T 'FHVVTT'1 T'IB T''1IT''
Yesterday was the regular loug-runge prac'
tirc day OF tho Columbia Rife Club, The day
was raw aud cold with a stii breeze blowing
ilrm ten 10 twelve O'Clock. The shooting com.
ncnc.d at two o'cIorl, ard cudCd at half past
five. Mr.. j. NJ. r. Particle distinguished him.
self by making the remarkable score Of 2ls
out OF a possible IN. The following is Mr.
Particles scare in luil:
bnO yRTdr,.,,.... jh465E j6665 81.
go yRTds........ 8 so b 3 . = 81 p . 2 -
800 yurd.....,... o 3 a ) / . J--7j
Total. 2ls
Colonel Burnside scored ~ at 800 % at 900
and 90 at 1000 yards.
National Republican., 1878-12-07
A. N. LASCTTOS & Co.'S Fruit aud Butte
depot, col Ninth street, opposite Patent onic
DIR. Lord.


Tic lecture yesterday afternoon, which had
for its text "Wiliam Of Wykeham," was an
able discussion Of the outgrowth Of arcbitec-
ture from the wants aud needs of man, espcci.
ally Of religious architecture. from thcschar-
actcr Of mans religious beliefs and aspirations.
Abiding briefly 10 the expression of Egyptian,
Grccian, Roman, and other religious in the
lines aud forms of their temples the lecturer
described at length the gothic cathedral as the
outgrowth of the new religion, giving eIprcs-
sion, as in a beautiful poem pcrpctuatcd in
stone, to the frecr religious life and loltier
desires which the Christian religion brought
to the hearts Of men. The most of the lecture
was employed in portrying their fitness and
trans'atng the meaning Of these uttcranccs Of
early Christian faith, which have 50 iltly been
called frozen music; aud in contrast with
them tho reverend lecturer closed with cOu-
dcI,nation of the incunpuous church archtec.
turc Of the renaissance, aud \ sarcastic picture
of the unmeanins and unsuitable church cdi-
fees Of the present
National Republican., 1878-12-07

WE sec from tho Now York HtrGld that our
Washington representative TO the Worlds
Dairy Fair, Mr.. +. X. Ward, has captured the
FIRST prize aud diploma of excciieucy" for
dairy utensils. leaving all tho foreigners aud
New York dairy meu out IN the cold. This
iair is being hold at the American Institute in
New York city, and has attracted the utten.
liun AMI competition Of the entire civilized
dairy world. but AidcrnCy gathered them in.
National Republican., 1878-12-07
StrnnGcrs inibctiiY

and others who wish to save money in the
purchase Of holiday presents, would do well to
call On M,ssrs H. Harris 4 Co., the popular
jewelers. OF 435 Seventh street, as they hayo
made specially Of gold filled I.wclry, which
they guarantee equal 10 the solid gold IN wcur
and finish, and to C0st but oMvtenth. the
u0npV
National Republican., 1878-12-07
Grand tlpenip.

The winter opening "i Patisian and domestic
millinery, at MIS-. J. +. Palmcr's ou Thursday
last, was u grand affair, both in the unusually
fine display and tho fashionable attendance.
Cabinet officers wives, S,nators wives. &c,
helped to swell the lusy, animated thr0ug,
which, until the night WIS usher,d in, were
happy aud much pleased with the elegant
fabrics and magnificent workmanship.
National Republican., 1878-12-07
Real EsIaie Transfers,

George Mason to Henry Frahc, for $3.50, lots
8, q, and 7, subdivision Of whitestone; II. NJ.
Baker to A. Schwartz, for Si5, lot 9, square
5C8; W. Morgan to o. c. Fox, for $4,000, lot b,
subdivision, square 2l0: II. A. Parker 10 p.
Norris for 81 400, part OF lot 81, square III p.
Doyle ct al. to J. Doyle, for $, lot on Grove
avenue subdivision of Mount Pleasant.
National Republican., 1878-12-07

FoR upward Of thirty years Mrs. WinsOw 3
soothing syrup has been ubrd for children. 1t
cOrrvCts acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysenteTy
aud darrahGa whether arising from teething
or other causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
% centsa bottle.
National Republican., 1878-12-07
Indicted by the GRIND Jnry.

The following indictments were found yes
terday: Thomas Bowie, assault with intent to
kill James PlumsiIl, alias Buck" PiumsiIl
and Thomas Brown, petit larceny, second Of
fence.
National Republican., 1878-12-07
Arrival Of Passenger Trains

n RALIInoEE AND ONO pErUT, sEw JERSEY AVE
NuE AND CeTBEET.
Morning. Er,niHr.
$500, 81. Louis a C,n. ex- $50, Baltiniore accom-.
etr Phla. & n, Y cS. 40, baltimore accom-.
S;D, Chico n phisEex 500 n Y, Phil 4 Bos px.
ID baltimore and way 57lp Z edniOnt Strssburg
Stations. Winchester, Fredck,
~, bred. &c. MET BIRCH v Hagcrs:own, Point OF
esI. .RnltiEluru, Annapolis Hooks a way static ns
cypress sh37 Baltimore accom-.
~, Msrtinsburg and Tfa-' F7!2D Baltimore express
EsrstOwn &c. (Meiro -T;i5. Baltimore & way sta
colithn brRnvh.) tinu..
1eto Baltimore accom-. sson Chicago & st. Louis.
fyz0, Baltimore sSpTess. eco. NY. Phil. Boston
express.
SArrlve dsi1y. others Sundays excepted.
- For the time OF departure OF trains, see ndvsr
oosmenis ell evhsre.
National Republican., 1878-12-07
Oyster and Fish Trade.

Sanitary Inspector Officer Robert Sutton
reports the following arrivals and condemua.
tons OF fish and oysters during the month Of
November: ATrivsls-l67l6 bunches Of fist.
and Al $50 bushels OF oysters. Condemndtions
IS bunches OF fish and ,iO5 bushels OF
National Republican., 1878-12-07
The Unity Club.

General aud Mrs. William Birncy opened
their house, in lie Droit Park, last evening, to
the Unity Cub, ard the meeting was one Of
the most brilliant held l,y this excellent club
during the season. Miss Birncy opened the
entertainment by mos. artistic rendering on
the piano OF MuGart's sonata in A, and Mrs.
Dufour followed in recitation Of Alice Cary 8
beautiful poem, The Fisherman's Wife"
Mr.. W. W. Kinslcy WIS then introduced as the
essayist Of the evening, and read most enter
tanning paper on Mental Life below the Hu.
man." showing n thorough study Of his sub
ject. DIR. Frank White then gave his some
what stale. but very ludicrous recitation of
"CLSabianca." Mis- Eaton sang q ballad, Mr..
J. II. Whitaker read "The POliCcman's Story"
Ms. DulOur recited Five o'clock in the
Morning. Mrs. Hart gave "A Story Of the
Atlantic, as told by Old Ben" Mrs Eaton sang
Whats a the Steer kimmer," aud Mrs. Hart
rccitcd 'Thc Night Before Christmas" closing
the entertainment. The remainder of the
evening was spent in social conversation, the
members of the club and invitsd guests leav.
ing about halfpast ten o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-12-07

THERE is nothing that adds more TO tho APP
pcarance ol u youth OF hoy thuu gty Ilsh aud
neat.Gtting suit OF clothes. b. Robinson 4
Co, OF the Boys Clothing House, 800 Pemnsyl'
yania avenue, have an endless stock to select
from at very reasonable prices.
National Republican., 1878-12-07

LADIES in the Departments have an oppOr-
tarity TO take the kindergarten Normal Glass
and gain prof, fsiOn that is at once eIeyatiDg
- themselves and Others
National Republican., 1878-12-07

Julius LANsTuKG's attractive sale, i2l
Seventh street, under Odd Fellows Hall, aud
continuing through the holidays of imported
rugs, mats druggets, aud lap robes.
National Republican., 1878-12-07

julius LASsBUR0Us attractive sale Of i'm.
ported crumb cloths, rugs, pnsta, and lap robes,
commencing Monday, December o, and con-
uuuing through the holidays promises TO be
an Immense SUCCESS.
National Republican., 1878-12-07

The best boots and shoes at the lowest
prices Tor ladies' and gems as well as the Tost
Of tho family, at BeEkcIl 4 Wilson's new store,
Nv. sIy Market Space.
National Republican., 1878-12-07
One Hundred Styles
Of pants Of every grade and price, at Roman 4
Co.'s, COZ Seventh street

WE HAVE REDUCED ALL OvERCOATS AND
ILsrERS 20 PER CENT. ON FORMER PRICES.
ElSEMAN BROS. COR. TTH AND 4 ST5.
National Republican., 1878-12-07

A $3.50 STEN.wISDISo Horse Timer. fy-
back, heavily cased IN 1s karat gold, highest
grade movement, for sale at 500. Jacobs
Bros, 1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-12-07

The New secretary "cihc Y. VI. &. A.
A reception is to be given the new general
secretary of the Y. NJ. G.. A.. who has just en-
tered upon the duties Of his Office, next Mon.
day evening, Rl the ronms Of the Association,
WHEN he will have the opportunity Of meeting
q large number Of the members and their
friends. Mr.. Morse came to our city TO engage
in a most important work, with the prestige
of success in OF or fields, as we'll as that of M
ilustrious name, being son OF DIR. X. L. Morse,
so long and prominently connected with the
New York Observer. and a nephew of the great
invrutOr. He graduated at Yale IN lSGS and
attCrSurd spent three years at the Universities
Of Berlin and Lcipsc, in Germany. In the
latter city he organized and became superin-
tcndcnt Of a Sunday school OH the American
plan. lu l-12, at the request Of tho American
Foreign Sunday School Association, he spent
several months organizing Sunday schools in
different parts of Germany, from which great
good has resulted.
On his return TO this country he acted as
secretary of the above named Association
while continuing his studies in Princeton aud
New York. ID 1875 lie became greatly in
tcrestcd in the work Ui the Y. VI. G. A. at
Orange, n. j., aud the following year was in.
vited, on the recommendation Of the inter
national committee Of the Y VI. C. A., to be-
come the general secretary Of the Association
at Schenectady. y. Y, where he has since
labOrcd with most satisfactory success, having
done very cfFertive service toward building
up the Association there aud leaving il In a
most prosperous condition.
National Republican., 1878-12-07

TAKE Ayers sassaparilla to purify the blood and
purge ont the humors, pImplcs, boils, and sores
which gre merely cnbleins of the rotteness within.
wfLBORs COP LIVER OIL AND LiNE-The friends
Of rcr ons who have been restored from confirmed
Consumption by the use Of this original prpparn.
t1n, aud the grateful parties themselves have, by
recommending II aud acknowledging lis wonder.
lul efficacy, given Lhe article vast popularity In
New England. Tho CodLiver Oil Is in this combi-
nation robbed Of is unpleasant taste and rendered
which Is itself q restorative principle, supplying
nature with jnstthe assistance required TO heal and
restore the diseased Lungs. a. D. Wilbor, Boston,
proprietor. sold by all druggists.
No wHOLEsALr butter house In this city or Baltl-
more has better facilities for daily receipts Of choice
dairy products than SPfCEr's, corner Ninth and T.
streets northwest; Large stock Fine goods. Low
prices. Fair dealing.
HARVEY 4 HoLDEYs
Table dHo,e Is the best In the city Break fast and
dinner, 80 cents each
YOUNG PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth
neglect will soon ruin tnem. BE wiss In time
Clean them daily with TIfrRsroS's lvoRY PEARL
II will keen them through life in good condition,
white and sound. viii harNen the gums, sweeten
he breath, and prevent tootf1che Sold by all
druggists. 25 and 70 cents per bottle
WELLS MACuRE-srRKAp STRENGTHENING PLAsr.
rms arc still the best known. Their curative pow.
er far surposs all others.
HARD times demand economy: pracuce Il by
renovating your soiled gloves with JouvRs's Iso-
pE.ous Kid GLOVE CLIAssIB. Price Is cent? per
bottle.
Arr you bilious troubled with heaoache, dizzy.
ness sick stomach, constipation. Sc7 Are YOU dys.
pcpt!c, nervous, dull, and lansuid? Ayerse TO all
e1ertion. 1s your life misernbic2 You require
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood. Take Qu;RK's IRISH fEA. the grsat mouse.
hold remedy Il will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, % cents por package, which makes .
quart Of medicine.
Il your hair harsh. drv and stir7 Does II refuse
to curli dress II with IuONPsoS's oNADE OPrINg.
An oesginous compound OF singular merit II
will improve It, sold by druggists, DC. Price 25.
and 80 Cpuly Tgr hottie
National Republican., 1878-12-07
Indications.

For the M.ddlc Atlantic States colder, clear or
"pnruy cloudy weather. Winds mostly nUriherly:
higher pressure.
National Republican., 1878-12-07
OVcIcOuts

in every style, grade, and color, at less than
auti-war prices, at Roman & COxs, 5O7 Seventh
street
National Republican., 1878-12-07
Anluscnnrnts.
New Advertisements.

EArioNAL TnEATRE.-John Mccullough.
THEATRE ConIeUE-Nariety performance.
National Republican., 1878-12-07
LOCHL MISCELLANT.

Six per cent interest paid on deposits, Special
rates on time deposits. j. H. SQUiEs & Go.
Bankers iIl6 Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1878-12-07
Dry Goods.

THEAP DRY GOODS
~ Carpets at reduced prices
c. French PolOnaise Novelties less than importers
prices, I6c per yard up.
Black aud Colorel Ctshneres all wool. +c up,
Black silks, bac, zoe, SIC, O., up-yeTy cheap.
Dress Goods, IOc mp, as stock must be sold.
Our line OF tlOaks SurpaSss anything In the city for
htng and style, and pr less than can he had for
same quality, $50 up
Blank sts, DC u piece up-very cheap
Bed Comiorters, cotton filling. at low prices.
Ingram Carpets. 25c, sic. sc; extra good, GJc.
A-woNl InYrains. 5ic-good quality,
Hartford aud Lowels best Ingrnins, 7sc and Soc
ti Is. usses now Sic,
V)S BRUSSELS now i5c
TN. NACDAIN.
noG TOO Market ~ ace.
National Republican., 1878-12-07
CfTr ITEMS.

FnuIrs and purc N. Y. Cider at Lnnckton's
National Republican., 1878-12-07
Books and Stationery.

"oMAN'S WORDS---AN ORIGINAL REVIEW
w ofwba. women are do ng In Indus ry, Educn.
ion, lhnn hropy, social Ile orm. Art. Scenre. Lit
erntuTo. and Government Al.o a faithful record OF
what men dOiuE to advance the intcresa yf
men. Eytry household should read good wGinnn
paper Published monthly Price per year. 81: single
copies. 10 c,n s. ThCrCst Juan Lewis, sara Andrews
Spencer, publishers Ctl or send Oriers to Mrs
herr 81 Juan Lewis, Epubir Building, lIUl PCnusyf
van "a avenue Washington d. T. ue,l I'M
National Republican., 1878-12-07
The New secretary "cthc Y. MC.A.

CHOICE New York Butter; 3Oc ; Lancktons
6oi Ninth street.
National Republican., 1878-12-07

Il your hair harsh. drv and stf7 Does II refuse
to curl2 dress II with IuONFsoS's oNADE OPrINE.
An olesginous compound OF singular incrt 1t
will improve It, Sold by druggists, DC. Price 25.
and 80 cents Ter bottle.
National Republican., 1878-12-07

HARD times demand economy; practice Il by
renovating your soilcd gloves with JouvKs's Iso
pEIors Kid GLOVE CLEANSER. Price Is cent? pei
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-12-07
Novelties for the Coming Season.

Selected pcScn lily In Sorrento, Italy, made OF
Olive Wood and beautifully lnlaid. Portable Desks,
Folios. Bo OK rnciS Glove and Handkerchief Boxes
Toilet Boxes Hand Mirrors, Photograph Frames, ar.
Also many cholce goods, selected IN FLORENCE aud
PARIS, consisting Of GrGph.scopes, EAssls, Albums
(very bcautin), Eronzc Inkstands and Paper Weights
Painted and Enbc ssci fOioS Work. .Boxes and Dress
Ing Cases Boxes OF Paints and Chess, which will be
sold nu:h below the regular retail price.
WM. BALLANTYNE 4 SON,
no:su as sEvENT nsTREET.
National Republican., 1878-12-07

For holiday presents 60 n Julius Lans
hurgb, the POPULAR carpet man, 42l snd 437
Seventh street,
National Republican., 1878-12-07
To Measure.

Foil dress.suits especially at Roman & Cox's,
5O7 Seventh street. Perfect 1T guaranteed.
National Republican., 1878-12-07

ovERcoATs. EIsr1AN bros, 7rH AND E
National Republican., 1878-12-07
Millinery.

MME l.. p. JEANNERET. OF BALTIMORE
IVA WILL oPES
TUEsDAY, wEDSEsDAY, and THURSDAY,
DECENBER2 l. and5.
. handsome assortment Of FRESCH BoNNETS
ard HOuNB HATS carefully 'eetad by herself in
Rnris. at No. ~, PENIS sylvania avenue. dcj
National Republican., 1878-12-07

WELLS MACuRE-srRKAp STRENGTHENING PLAsr
rms arc still the best known. Their curative pow
en far surpoSs all others.