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A CURE FOR ALI
ROLLORAY'O OINTMENT I

oSeeSseu OF 'nis REMEDY, Every Man NAV
be his own Doctor 1t may ne ru,,ta. - -
system so as to reach an internal Cornnlair,
oy these means, il cures Sores or Ulcers II, tho
1HkoAT' STOMACH, LIVER, SPINE. or 9th
er Parts. 1t is an infnllible remedy for nan
LEGS BAD BREASTS. Contrscted or S,.,y
joints GOUT, RHEUMATISM. and AN sir
Diseases. mn
1oSs i MI 81 CAUTIoN.-NOne are Penufne mn
T95.' ,nS stehoture OF J. HAYDoCK as agent for ~.
6irt .e'i'Gs' surrounds each box Of pills s,J
l, SIhshent- Boxes at % cts, 62 cts and Al eat
Told Hy LENNON X MURRAY E,oe1Sbnre - "a eslsii "a
DruGgiSss generally. X auU e4H
larger sizes. HoIrovV - : t,S - taking the
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CANINE CUNNING near nels
Dor of mine ls8s q large mongrel do-
terrible nuisance to al passing -
house, which stands near the highVa
The brute has the ugly habit OF rus
ing ont and attacking every pass
vehicle. Complaints were loud
numerous; and at length the o7
hit upon a plan which he .hop=
would effectually cure his dog A
attached a small log of wood, OF F.
clog" by chain to hiscollar -
answered admirably, for no sooner p
the dog start in pursuit OF anyth.--
than the clog not only checked l.'
speed, but generally rolled him o''.
in the bargain. Now, this would ~
do. Doggie was evidently puZzl,s
and reflected upon the position ana /
ne did not possess reasoning Po"u'
ne certainly showed something Nel.
like them, for he quickly oveTcaDl
the difficulty, and, to the surprise I.
all, was soon at his old work, neAit.
as bad as ever. And this IS no" =.
managed. No longer did he aiteHFii ~
to drag the clog on the ground ~. -.
allow it to check and upset hiin' ~. ~.
before starting he caught it up ID =. -
mouth, ran before the passing hOlsF
dropped it, and commenced the at'Soe,
and when distanced would again seq.
the clog in his mouth and resume ns
position ahead, and thus be oe''I. ~.
as great pest as ever Even Oh y.
ordinary travels about he is no" So s
carrying his clog in his mouth. lnslT'- =.
OF letting it drag on The grouhu
tween his legs.
EvERyBoDY's sPHkRE-AtnosPheIr
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-09-27
DIR. QUINCY A. SCOT
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
GRAY,S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

TRADE MARK.Is especialIy
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-09-27

EvkRYBODr's spukaE-AtmOsph'l'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-09-27
.1asroRIcAL.
TIE first feesilar representative Par
fament VAS sumiaoned in England IN
LOGS


TIE llrst fegsilar representative Par
hanent VAS sumiaoned in England IN
1865
HENRY VIII, it IS stated in The
cohls6 o. bis reiga Ranged no fewer
than Gee robbers thisves and yaga.
pon - Ii1 the latter days 6f Bliza'
lletLi se4fceif 2 Teaf passed without
ovvz ~ ~ q rim inats stsfil exeoAtetl
op .s9e gaaioNsss
$ o4hE inst composer who tried his
VfpEt 1T setting an opera 70 music was
f.lanel see ba amlpne' nm italian artist
aspt The Paecest g which ne lent the
. eiist I'm o1 = 'klst'tftl 2s's accompaniment
WAS spe <'2si yet5ieh so5 ST. Paul
= ~ isss't =. -. = y at lNOme IN
14bV.
IN Eno1atfd dining K;no Fti.elfe.5,a
~ efe s1I, - s
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-18
4ttteinadbIer.

Erob BET berapeifelten 6emotratii9en
Wablbetriigerete1 nro @etpalttbaten int
Sioen lit Die Demofratil9e Wfebrbeit / m
nG6iten aI>Qbgeorbne=
n a II e cine iebr unbe1timmte. Die
sablrei6en runabb6ngi9en", tpel9e in 6as
nd6ite 9aus 9etDGblt iinb, baben es in if
rer Wfd6t, bort Der etnen oOer Der an6ez
rem ber 3tpei groBen Qarteien oas uebergez
tpt9t 3u beri6afen, unb lei6t tDGre IS
mDolih, bd6 bic neue getpaItige repubIifaz
nil6e Stromung aud manhen b%erientgen
unabbGngigen ergritfe, nel6er uripriingz
lid fi9 mebr sur oenotrotil6en ais 3ur
republifanii6en 8artei bintei9te.
@s gilt olIo teBt i'm 6emofratilhen Qas
get, i'm Goraus 0afir 81 iorgen. baB bic
9emofraten i'm nd6iten 0nule meDrStiutz
men bdben, ais ibnen bur9 bic 8olfsndbL
sufommen. Sm jeBi9en 9auie bermebrter
lie ibre Stimmen oaour6, 6db fie, oft auf
Die mutbpinigiten @rlnbe bin, benz err
mGbIten Gepublifaner ieinen SiB 1tabmet
nno bieien benz in Der 8oIfSpabL erle9enen
9emofratett einrGumten. Nber 10 lange
f0nnen 1ie in 8e3u9 auf bas nddite 6aus
nidt tporten. 9enn tpenlt ale pirflid
9emGbIten Nationals Qbgeor6neten BET
Ser Gpre6eripdbl bes nG6iten 6auies ibre
size einnebmen, 10 lit bic M69liGfeitDo rz
banbeu, Dab tein bent ofratii9er Spre=
der getpGblt uirb, baB nielmebr cine be-
trG6tlt9e 3abl l1nabbdn9iser Bel Der
Gpre6eripabl fir einen Gepublifaner
1ttnmt ober bie Grtpdblung zines l1nabz
bGneiqen 6urbiebt. Sn lebteren beiben
T6len tpirben bic 9emofraten ebenio tpez
mia fiber Ben 8ablausi6uB tpie iber bas
6aus bic Ma9t %befommen, unb nit benz
Dinausperfen republtfanil6er NbgeorOnee
ter uno i6rer Griebung bur9 Oemotraten
tpGre IS ni6tS.
QGlo mifien DON ieBt Die 3 d r.
Iunasbe66rben III g%etpii1en Staaten
bafir iorgelt, baB Die 13abI Der Gepublifas
net unS aud bic Der r~nabbGnsisen int
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-18
Sic gansen ,.s.S Die @oISwabrtma

8om 1. Sanudr 1879 AT iouen Die
@reenbdds einl0sIi6 (in @oIb, n6er
Silber) iein,-aber freiIt9 10 i6nen ais ite
ctngeID1t tper0er, du6 tpieber in ben Ser
febr fteBen. Die @tnlOiung iel6it 1T tnz
be1len 8elhrGnfungen n~nterDorfen, tpel9e
ieoen ftarfeH Mn6ran9 ner6tnbern niirDen.
Hur in sc ~ q D t nuD nu in BetrGgen
bon minbeItens so Dollars 3ablt Die 8unz
besfaiie @oLoz (o6er StIbers) Dollars
fir @reenbads. 0araus foIgt, baB 8er
ni6t lit Stem gorf tpobnt, in @eitalt
bon Ser e II b g stoten etn
Mgto su 3ablen BADEN tpIr6e, befien
66be im umgefebrten 8erbdltniffe gu benz
8etrage Der etn5ul0ienoen Greenbads
itdn6e. Siinf5ig, ooer bunoert Solars
int @reenbads BON Chicago, o6er gar bon
Oenber fret mad Stem 0ort su l6ifen un6
bic SSra9t auf oas bofir erbaltene @olO
au 5ablen, tpiirbe ntiubeitens anoertbaIb
Bis 3tpei 0oIars foiten, otio Elm melt b 81
beres @oIb09io auSmd6en, aLs bas
ieBt gelten0e.
Inter bieien nmitdn6en 6rGngt fi6 Sic
BeiorgniB auf, DaB bic gdn3e Wteoerber>
fteuung Der 3a6lungem in WiIn5e Gesump-
ton of specie payments) febI19ld9et,
Elm tooter 8u1itdbe bletben f0nnte.
8as erret6t perben muB, nm bic
MetaQtpd6rung 3ur @trtlihfsit 3u MAIDEN,
1T: DoB 6as 5ur Ginl0iupg bon @reers
bads anssugebenbe N1iinsgeIo aud lit
II mt I a II gelange, int 8ertebr bleibe, als
g$ei6ipertbt9 nit bent Bapter9eloe dusgez
3a6lt uno etngenommer tperoe. 0as
aber FAINT bic &egierune fir it9 ouetn
ni9t betpirfen, tpeil ibre 8e3iebutger 81
bent ei9entli6en Berfe6rsleben bes QaltoeS
MIR iebr gertn9 ifnb. Sic beoarf oa5n
notbtpen6i9 Der 6iilfe ber 8anfen, rno
stpar in eriter 9teibe BET 8dnfen am Gins
I0lungs>Orte, B. 3. in sc n Oort.
Stun Iin6 bic 6~orttgen Banfen berett,
ibte 6iIfe gu bieiem 3tpefe 81 Ietbert,
aber niht 10 obne @etteres. - Sic ertlGs
rem ben 8erlu9, stpei Munsen, bot tpclz
den bic cine nur flint Se9iteI Der dnoeren
tpertb lit, lit bent 6urh bic 8anfen Derz
mittelten @robperfebr als eIei6wertRtge
in l1mlduf 3u ieben uno 3u erbalten, tllr
elm un6ina. WGhren6 fie bereit fin6, bont
1. Sanuar ob 5ptI6en @oIogelo uno
@reenbads beim @innebmcn nno belnr
Qusaeben feinerlei Inter l6ieb 3u ntaden,
alio eb~eniotppbL 9emienigen, bet @reens
bads BEL iDnen binterlegt bat. aut Sers
langen Sob bafiir auSju5ablen, tpte
um0efebrt @reenbafs fur btnterlegtes
Sob, tpeisern fte it6 bod entl6iez
ben, 6ieieL6e @Iei6mertbt9teit ouf Sils
ber6onars aussubebnet. Sent, ia9en
fte, Bel benz bsutigen 8reiie bes StIbers
inn @eltmartte babeu crit 6 SilberbolIars
6en Waetaanertb bon 5 0olbboQors, un6
es mare boltommene llnperuunft, nenn
me ben Banter 3u1nut6en tpoate, 0emies
ni9en, ber ibnen 5 Dollars gum
Nufbebsn gegeben bat, bafIr 5 @ol6 :
Dollars 3~uriidsu3ablen. = 8as iie baber
beabft6tigen, lift, Silbergelo nur als spec
cial deposit altSunebmen, nit anoern 9Sors
ten: O%emient9en, Der t6nen Stlber :
Dollars onnertraut bat, bdflr iDeoer @olo,
nod @reenbadS, lonoern tur tpteoer
Silber 3urId3uaablen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-18

Wenr man Ii6 erinnert, NIT tpie tpdbn>
ltnni9em Gifer nor eineul Sabre bic Sill
berbol6e betbeuerten, baB bas 8olf mad
benz alten, brapen vDoEGar Ser d.
ter" formli6 Ledge, 10 fann man ii6 oes
2o6eits nt9t ertDebrem iiber bic nergebliz
den Wflben bes Ttndn5mtniiters, Die bis
1eBt 9eprGgten 0oudritude in ben 0erfebr
gu brin9en. 0ir9enos finbet bas pLumpe,
l6tpcre @eloltld cine freunoli1e Mufs
1abme; Sober, Der SufGuig zines er1dlt,
iu6t IS 10 balo tpie moeli6 tpieoer Los au
toerben. eS let oenn, baB es eiltntal Elm
bleoerer glitter alS pocket piece" (t6efez
tbdler) int Sad bebGlt. Set 2onGmtern
mir0 ct ftatt oeS @oloboIors gu !3ablungen
Dertpen6et; ionit aber fin6et ct b~er3peifeIt
tpeni9 Sreunoe, tpirb bielme6r bon Sober
mann nit UtiBtrauen an9eieben. unb
nit &e6t. 9enn bic S6atia6e, baB iein
Weetaupertb nur 9leih inf Se6 # eL
zines @%olbooQars lit, 1T, allen Nnitrenz
gutgen Der Silberbpl6e gum Trob, tetn
@e6eimniB un6 10 LANCE man fit einen
YapierODuar einen @olb6oIar er6aLten
fam, trdgt Nienarb ua6 Der omar l6pe=
reren, dber ~9eringer tpertbtgen WtInae Ser
Ian9en.
@lei6nobL tpir6 Die Notbmenbieteit, 6en
Stlberoouar in llmlauf 3u leBen, bon Sage
81 Sage bringenber. l1nb stpar aud bonn
Stanopunfte l%eiter @egner aus. Senn
tpenr Die untertpertbisen Winsen nur ben
frr5en Neg bonn 8rdgeitod bur6 Die 3ouz
falie in ben 8un6eSl6ab MAIDEN, nm ii9
bort alfSubauten, 10 miro in ni6t ferner
SSeit Der Sitan3mtntiter 9enOtbigt tperben,
3abllu9en in Silber Su MAIDEN, no @ol6
erpartet tpuroe. Sobalo DaS qelGiebt. TO-
bol0 insbeionbere bic 3insaettel Der Bunz
besi6ulb in Silber6Duors be3ablt tperben,
alio bic antettpertbise SiIberwabrung aud
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-18
Sitter tttto eptkbMbett4

Die vbeten &Ia1en" I'M Sibsn po6en
unaufbOrli6 auf ibren vritterlt9en Simn",
onf ibr rperionli6es @brsefibl", unb iu>
den Die nielen i'm Suben nortommenben
8luttbaten burd bic vgmpftnbIidfeit unb
Gei3barfeit bes Sinue5 fir periOnli6e
@bre unO @irbe", BET NUN einmal feline
8eletoigung unb @ntwIrbigung ertragen
tonne, su erfIGren.
$50 finb aber &itterIi9feit un6 gbrsez
fibl, toenu bic vbefteu !&lafien" utb
aus benen beiteben bic Setter Der 6emotraz
ttl6en Bartet i'm Siben gerabe i'm
tonangebenben Sii6itaate, in SubzGa=
roltna, elm @obIipibbubenz
tbnm etnfibren, nte ma IS lelbft 1T
oielem an Mablbetriisereien 10 ret6en
Sanbe nod niemals 9eieben bat, nnb
ipenn Die itol5en Sitter oes 8almettoz
Staates it9 Die .poLttii4e Wo9t in ber
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-18
0as 1T 70 flat, 10 einfad utb berr;i,fz

Ods lit 10 flat, 10 etnfd6 un6 bernitfz
ttg, tpie irgenb etn SaB aus bent Ginn,olz
ems - fein Yrinatmai1n tpilrbe anoers
baltoelt. @lei6tpobL erbeben oariber Die
Silberboloe, Die fi6 lett benz 5. Jtooember
neueroings in eiten f0rmLi6en Mabniinn
bineinarbeiter. fur6tbares @e3eter. Sic
beule1 lber bier ru6loien Gol6tDuderer",
ote rSbploGs" nnb pSpibbuben" in Seem
gort, toelGe Dem arnten reoli9en &erl, ber
90 SettS flr einen Dollar dusgeben mill,
letn Spiel Deroerben tpoIen. sic 6roDer
NIT Dem Borne bes v8oIts~, tueldes
Die l9anoIi9en 8atfen 3eri6mettern tpers
De, Oa IS teIt enti6loien lei, fi6 ieinen
ralten" Grumnen) Dollar ni6t ne6n1en 3u
lallen. Sur5, fte fteQen eiten neiier
'Sreu35ug ge9en Sernunft, GbrLi9teit uno
Glnn1dletrs IN nGdlte Nuslidt.
2Sie melt Die Wirfuneen oieier Orohuuz
gen 9eben iDerOen, lit idtper uoraus3ulo=
gen; ober es lit iebr 3u fardten, oab fie
unbeilboa iei1, Dieuetdt gar Die qart3e re-
sumption of specie payments III @alIer
MAIDEN iperoer. Inter e%etp0bnItfer
8erbGltnilien bGtte Bic Srase, ob lid cine
StlbertpGbrlng neben Der @olbpGbrnra
%bebolpten lam, erIt Ddnn cine brennenoe
gu neroen brduden, tpenrt so big 100IfiLz
ltonet Sil6er0oIors geprGgt tporben tuGz
ren- 0aSSor9eben ber Stem gorfer 8anfen
nber. tpelGe es ais cine 8fIt6t Der SeIbItz
e%rbaltung betradten, bic Sa6e i1on ieBt
ms Jtetne Su brin8er,, beidleultigt ben SEE
9tnn oes mathematician Samples. Reir
.3tpeifel, baB Die am 5. NoDember qeI6loz
genen 8apteridtuinbler ii9 iest iofort BEN
StlberbolOen ais 8unoesgenolIen onIdIicz
ZEN tperben. 2aSoonn tpir6 Der Streit
3tpti6en ebrLi6em unb unebrli9em @,eloe.
ben mani i6on 9lid[i6 obget0an tuG5nte,
in anoerer 6ornt bon Seuem Ip5ge9eu.
S9one Nusii9tenl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-18
GaS bIMti9e Ga00o.

Wit ben WablgreueIn un6 0abI9au<
nereien i'm Silben fOnnte man ie6en Sag
gauge Seiten Der 3eitungen fIuen. Gber
es 1T ilnnner Daslelbe: 8ertreibung repuz
plitanti6er Sttmmgeber unb Der 8unoes>
%wablaufieber bur9 @affensetpalt, Morb,
gouftopfun9 Der Stimmtdlten nit fall6en
bemofratii6en 8a65etteln.
98tr poaen bier ieOo9 gu ben bereits
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-18
Ser tteue Nanes.

grGTibent 5anes IdBt ii9 iebt iber
feline v8eri6bnungsp0Itttt" baIbz
omtIih %DerIauten, inbem er benz ''National
Republican" in 8aibington @rloubniB
ertbeiIt, folgenbe &%euBerungen aus auers
b6Gitem Wunbe 3u DerOfentlt6en:
.geur ean3 snti9iebenes 1inb fraftuoGes 5anz
beIn lit icst lin Setreif Der @abluer6re9en i'm
SI6en) am Plase. Gin FOLDER @nti4luB luarb
National Republican., 1878-06-05
VORKTNGMEN's ASSEMBLY.
The Mass-Meeting To-Night-No Onsusive
Carioatures to he Allowed.


Carioatures to he Allowed.
The regular meeting of tho Workingmcn's
Assembly was held at Bcck's Hall last even
ing, Mr.. Alfred Thomas in the chair and G. E.
Taylor secretary.
The credentials Of V. r. Bishop MS a delegate
from the Bookbindcrs' Union were presented
and favorably acted upon.
Mr.. Hamilton, of the mas. meeting commit
tee, reported that all the necessary arrange
mcnts had been made, and read tho names Of
divisions and mnrshalS, all of which were
printed in yesterdays REPUBLICAN.
Mr.. Espcy offered the following resolution,
which was agreed to:
Rcso'rcd. That the finance committee be directed
to examine the books OF tho treasurer and secre.
tarles Of this Assembly and report the amount Of
receipts from each trade and NIL money received
by this Assembly since It's organization up Ia the
present time, and report at meeting two weeks
hence.
Mr.. Barker stated that In order that mem.
bers of the Typographical Union employed at
the Government Printing Office might not be
prevented from participating in
THE PROCESSION To.SIGHT,
he would ask that committee of five be ap-
pointed to wait on Major Davis foreman at
that establishment, and request him to excuse
all who desired to take part from working to-.
night.
The motion was agreed to, and the chair
appointed the following to act as members Of
the committee Mcssrs. J. =. Hamilton, W.
X. Ramsey, NJ. b. Godwin, J. W. Armstrong,
and d. W. Flynn.
Mr.. Streeten, from the Brooklyn navy.yard,
addressed the assembly on the subject of the
| cight.hour law. lie said that in order to eff.
feet any good the wOrkingmcn should en-.
doavOr to give credit to the members Of the
Senate and House who stood up for them.
Senator Burnside evidently thought that his
Wow of the subject, which was referred to him,
was correct. Nothing coud be obtained by de-
nouncing honorable gentlemen who apparently
differed with the workingmen. The speaker
stated that ho had been assured by several
Senators that u law favorable to mechanics
would be passed in the Senate. lie therefore
urged that nothing should be done at the
| meeting tonight which would rCtard the
wheels of progress. The time was not far dis
tant when the laboring man who conducted
! himself as gentleman would bU treated as
such by our Lawmakers.
Mr.. Barker stated that the chief marshal
had been instructed not to allow any
OFFENSIVE TRANsPNRENCTEs
or caricstures to be borne In the procession
From present indications the turnout tonight
promised to be not only large but respectable
one.
Mr.. Spier asked If an invitation had been
extended to the colored mechanics TO take
part in the proposed meeting.
MT. Hamilton returned an affirmative au.
swer, and Immediately aitcrward a motion tC
20 into secret session prevailed.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
Tho Potomac Fruit-Growers.


The Potomac Fruit-Growers' Association held
its June meeting yesterday, at noon, in the
Board of Trade rooms, with the president,
Chalklcy Gillingham, in the chair, and DIR.
Snodgruss secretary.
The paper on Grape Culture" submitted by
Mr.. Phillips at the meeting of the association
aboard the steamer Mary Washington, May p,
was taken up and discussed by Professor Tay.
lor, Agricultural Department; Mossrs. Gil
lingham, Smith, Pearson, Snodgrass, Bingham,
Colonel Pitts, DIR. Gross, Colonel Chase, and
DR.. Rowland.
J. II. Smith. Of Prince Georges County, Md,
exhibited Oh the sample table somo very fnc
specimens of tho Highland Beauty, Fillmore,
and Wilder strawberries. Stacy Snowdon. of
Collingwood, also exhibited a specimen Of the
Collingwool late berry.
Mr.. L. Fitzpatrick, of the Land. Office, was
nominated by Colonel Bingham aud elected a
member of the association. Colonel Chase
offered q resolution which was adopted, that
the association calls especial attention to the
excellent qualities of the Highland Beauty,
propagatci by Mr.. J. II. Smith. Of Forest
Hill, Prince Georges County. Md, and its spo-
cial adaPtabiity to this locality.
Dr. Rowland was appointed cSSayist for the
next meeting. lie stated that his subject
would be, What We Don't Know About Fruit
Growing"
The association then adjourned to meet OH
the pavilion at Mount Vernon Springs the first
Tuesday in July.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
The Dnrtmuuth Alumni,

A meeting Of the Alumni Association of
Dartmouth College was held last evening at
the law Office of II. G. Bliss to make nomina-
tons to fill certain vacancies in the board of
trustees of that college. Among tho promi-
ncnt candidates were General John Eaton,
Commissioner of Education; Professor J. W.
Patterson, Of Hanover, n. H.. Judge Oliver
Miller of Maryland; Hon. G. VI. Bell. of New
Hampshire; Hon. Alfred Russell. of Detroit,
Mich. and Hon. J. u. Upham, of Boston. Mass
The members of the alumni in Washington
are requested to call at the office of H. G. Bliss
1880 street, and sign formal ballots to be
scnt on. Tho association also instructed the
executive committee to fix tho time for hold
ing tho next annual dinner so that 1t will cor.
respond with that of the New York Associa.
finn
National Republican., 1878-06-05
TrOtting Mt IBenning's.

The trottins at Benning'S yesterday after
noon called out large audience, who were
much pleased at the sport, as each heat was
closely contested, the distance between the
competitors at the finish not being more than
one length. The only event was the three.
minute trot, for which Potomac Maid, Little
Fellow, Lady Morrow, ard Franklin were On.
tered. Owing to sickness, the Maid did not
start, and the race was won by Little Fellow
in three straight heats. Time. 2:5l, 2:53, 2:52
The contest this afternoon will be the free.
for.all race, for which Ned Buckley, Jersey
Boy, and Tom Fields are entered The latter
appeared to be the favOritc last evening. and
an exciting race will doubtless be witness,
this afternoon, at halEpast four o'clock. \
train vii! leave the Baltimore and Potomac
depot at 420 o'clock, which will be In good
time for the snort
National Republican., 1878-06-05
0EORGETOWN VIEWS.
nAsE.pAIT,.


Yesterday afternoon game was played be-
tween the Georgetown College nine and tho
keystones, Of Georgetown. Tho game was
witnessed by about 800 persons including a
number Of the collegiate professors Tho Col
lego nine outbattcd the Koystoncs, and at the
end Of the ninth innings tho score stood TO 3
In favor Of the College nine.
THE Posr-oFF:cE.
During the past month tho letter.carrlcrs
have dolivcd 1i,2II mail letters, 2,217 mail
postalcarls, 2,0i3 local letters and postal.cards,
and 5,i73 newspapers During the same time
1885 letters and postal-carls and $50 news
papers were collected from the street boxes.
Since January l seventy.ive per cent Of the
post office boxes have been relinquishcd in
favor Of the free delivery.
RECOVERED.
The body of William Hamilton, tho elder of
the Hamilton brothers, who wero drowned
last Friday afternoon, was recovered yesterday
morning, about two hundred yards below the
Three Sisters" where the drowning occurred,
by Mr.. John Fletcher, aud taken in charge by
Undertaken Clements. The remains OF the
brothers were buried yesterday afternoon in
Hollywood Cemetery.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
by canal-Boat Ellen Brooks, with $500
bushels of wheat to J. q. & J. NJ. Waters.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
Tho repairs to the leak in tho big Slack
Water on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
were finished yesterday.
Tho stockholders of the Georgetown Gas
Company have elected the following board Of
directors: 4. II. Pickcrcn, William Buckncr,
Of Philadelphia; William /. Seymour, X. T..
Dodge. James Weaver, A. H. sherman, and l..
Thomas Brown.
Tho water that was drawn OF Captain Johns
Level of the canal, few days since, caused by
a leak, has been restored.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
Funeral of General Pelouzc.

The funeral of the late General l.. II. Pc.
louzo will take place from his residence, 20l6
q street, at eight o'clock this morning, aud
after the services the remains will be conveyed
to the depot and shipped to Philadelphia,
where they will DO buried. Tho following
gentlemen will act as pall.bcarers: Adiutant-
General Townsend, General A. s. Williams,
Colonel r. G. Dunn, A. A. g.. Colonel o. NJ.
Poe, A. d. C.; II. A. Willard, esq; T. J. Tur-
nor, L. s. n; Lieutenant Colonel J. VI. Bing.
ham, d. q. NJ. G.; Paymastcr.Gencra Larncd,
Major S. Brock, A. 4. g.; Major $. n. Bcnja-
min, 4. A. g.; Captain Thomas Wilson, c. S.;
Captain A. F, Rockwell, A. q. NJ. G. Tho last
six named will accompany the remains to
Philadelphia.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
Approaching Weddings.

Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr. Frank
Spencer Prcsbrcy and Miss Emma Cohen,
daughter Of Mrs. y. NJ. Cohen. The event will
be celebrated next Wednesday morning 18th
inst. at the Congregational Church. After n
short wedding trip the bride and groom will
return and hold receptions, Saturdays, June
.? and 20, at Mrs Cohen's residence, No. S
Grant Place. Mr.. Prcsbrey will soon after
take his bride to his new home in Kansas,
where he intends to establish a rancho"
His many friends in this city all wish that the
future Of the young couple may be umcloudcd.
The newspaper boys WIN were associated
with him during his connection with The
REPUBLICAN,, unite in wishing him well In his
rev enterprises, both matrimonial and
bucOlic.
The marriage Of Miss Florence Wolf, daugh.
ter of Hon Simon Wolf, and Mr.. Fred. Gott-
hold, of New York, will be celebrated We'd
nesday evening 18th inst at the jewish TEN.
pie. Eighth street. After the ceremony at the
church, reception will he held at Marinis 5
Hall.
Mr.. Walter n. Lawrence of New York. will
soon wed Miss Lizzie Levy, daughter of Cap.
tain Levy, of the West End, one ofthe bellies oil
Washington Society.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
Lecture on Abraham Lincoln.

In consequence of the bad weather last
evening the lecture OH Abraham Lincoln at
All Souls Church,by Hon. George S. Boutwell,
was postponed until tomorrow Thursday
evening. Senator Blaine will preside and
deliver short address. Few public men had
better opportunities Of knowing Mr.. Lincoln
than ex-senator Boutwell,. lie was called to
Washington to occupy AN important Office by
Mr.. Lincoln, and enjoyed the lntter's COu.
fidcncc and warm personal friendship.
National Republican., 1878-06-05
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