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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05
Hotel Arrivals.

.lIWorT%-AR Lamar, La, Jefr Chandler, Mo; q J
jefferson, Va John GIL, Mass ID Dodge Coli ThcO
MargaIg,, Philadelphia: l. Iprker Philadelphia; & ID
Owens, u IL CLARK. Kan: u W Howe, Miss
Howe, PhIladclpdla Mnr'hal u 4; e Van KIs.
.ctow and wife, rhadclplG; A. II Psi,se, Thur by
TrOupci I.ThOmpsOn And wife, Pas l. THOMPSON, IT,
Pa Mis- Thompson, Pn; = = B'nCkfOul. Va: & Ron.
per, salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs SELLERS: baltimore! G Bar
hls, iM Griffith, Ohio; Mrs II l. Skinner and son,
y Y: Soidard Gnd vile, va w WoOdsd., n j;
u j rnctt and wife N \; MISS Cornell " Mas
ter Cornell, n Y.
Inprrgi-Col owen FinnNgnr, Mobiles WIN Bur.
rnughS, N'wS0rk; u NJ Rue city; = % Terrell U 4 n;
Ih"O Lima Cumberland, Md W II Smith CinIler.
lmd X Mccain: ohio; y II Swnrtz. pitsbnrg ii T.
Rose. P.llsnr;G Dr + Y shaw, Winchester Nd: h q
Jams Ala Henry Mgther. y: l. K johnson.
= q Gordon, Gn + RScy, Va.
g. L,g'I;-Hon g = ,'rosS " Va; y Erwin. W
rrs, PA; > Ward New York; II Key, Md; j A
Cobb Md: ii Blunt, New YORK J Wagner New
York; q = Meade, Teas u Sm!lh, Mnss; q II All
drch, Mass; lnl. Mich
ML9polNom-R NJ I.0ughlIn, Pa II Griffin n Y,
Hon Reilly. Pa; NJ = hncider Y: NJ MnrCk5
Md; Mrs h Hrs I II SO, k.lI, Nd; A Lester. ia
a Mills, Y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

-Roo'e sends New York papers in advance.
ia :. Taylor, Of this city. has been appointed
Commissioner Of Deeds for the State Of Ohio
colonel ). " Benjamin succeeds the late Colo.
mel Timothy luJey Ms yice'presdent of the Ana
lOstdu Boat Club.
The Washington Gaslght Company yesterday
elected u. H. BRrtOt. Charles H. Rogers Henry L.
Cav. John Bailey, and William Orme a. directors.
The funeral of Brcvet Major. General Charles
Thomas, L. :. A., Will take phrC from his late resi-
.lcnce, No. coil street northwest at three o'clock
this Afternoon.
"A Culyred pIckpocEet was caught in the House
gallery ye,termy Just amer relieving lady Of her
POCHethOuk. While his CaptOr was returning the
bocEethooG tutc lady the thief escaped.
-le-teTdRy morning Detective COomes took a
young girl from house Of ill-inme or the Island.
HnG turned her over to her friends She had only
been IN The city since last Friday, and was taken
10 tic hOuse uIilcr false pretenscs.
Tho reporters who went to Alexandria Sunday
to hunt NJ j. Madison Wells returned in body
yesterday morning some Of them pretended to
have iuUui lin. until they read the dispatches in
thr morning palcI,. when they suddenly shut up.
Two new shcap, lunch.r9oms opened their
u.oft I" the Pc! public yesterday one, under the
d!TyC,I d. Of Mr.. Julia Church and us~JCdteS fur
nish"s livc.ccut meals to N se who need them and
Their !".lLurunl !. s.. so street. The other i
"pNduGll by Mr.. Baird, At 1887 Seventh street
mi i"i l.hr. 'wu.Crit meals.
Tin rUb'hAvl statements that Mr. A. Dow
Dur U.,r& " tie Major md superintendent Of
P0liC" Las fc.gIcd, are incorrect. That
yrm.cnslr sa'c: That he has no in.
gra,innci considerable Snunynnce ut Police
Ucohiuariur, us i gruat many persons sccm uuXi-
~ 70 .. care the position. and hRyc made EGs.e 10
~! IT. Tier application, and "mhUOeuCe"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05

lfsurh thing Is possible, the bill at the The
atrc Comiquc this week surpas'cs all the previous
efforts Of the management, McSrs. Budi and
O'Ncill arc Oh the high road TO Success as their
efforts to provide r'tclaSS variety Entertainment
are appreciated by amlscnicn, lovers. The bill last
evening was one of the strongest ever presented at
the Washington liOwcry." Reynolds aud Walling
III their GERMAN songs, vert enthusiastically 70.
cciycd Miss GCOGie Kainc reminds the hd6iiH,S
Of the CUGliquG OF Luiu Delmav. Her singing and
dressing dic ilrt-"luN. in every RESPECT Miles aud
Evans, In their Speciality. COMEDY Mixture" made
n big hit, as their big is something new IN this
vicinity. The Richmond aud Parker sister. did q
neat song and JaMcc. and IN response to an cDcOic
the Parker sisters executed jig In tine style The
performance concluded With one of Jake" Budd's
sketches. entitled, "Berth Won Killum's Walk" in
which tho whole company appear. II is q coInical
act, and should be seen To be appreciated.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05

Miss Thurshy's reception at Lincoln Hall last
night BY the very large and distinguished audience
In attendance composed as 1t was in g-eut par. of
many Of our social and professional celebrities,
was enthusiastic and apprcciative In the most
gratifying degree. Her Aria" lie Pre- aux
ClcrCs' (iicrOldl with violin obligato by Master
Lichtcnherg. was followed by Draga's Angel
seremadc" as an eagerly demanded encore Her
rendition. In the second part, Of Lullaby" by
pclSc, was sgnAllcd by the bestO~al of q cnnpli-
ment seldom accorded by Washington audiences,
in the form Of n dOHtRc encore.
Miss ThuIsby's vocal efforts throughout the pro-
grammc cnyclOped her auditors with al atlnOs.
phere Of melody, and were rewarded with the
htartest recognition Of their Incompatible merits
She takes her departure invested with the distnc.
ton created by the greatness of her vocal gins the
purify OF her style, the excellence of her method
The beauty Of her prescnee. and the lovcliness Of
her pcIsunal character. she will gladden. the
hcnris % her UNFORTUNATE admirers Whenever she
concert halls.
Mr.. Carie,ons participation In the entertainment
of tile evening was dist!ngIlshcdSy the success al
ways attending the performances Of 80 acceptable
an artist. His descriptive song" will O the
Wisp,' by Cherry, was most favOrably received
served encore Of Nancy Lee" rendered III his pc.
culiGrly attractive manner. Mr.. Cartoons reap
pc9rance 10 his appropriate lyric capacity will be
welcomed by his many friends IN Washington.
Master lichtcnberg's n cHiroc was attended by
renewal Of The genuine applause bestowed upon
der the auspices Of Theodore Thomas. Ills
Violin Solo" Becthovens "Romanza IN g." and
hlsperfOrmance in a "Berccuse," n duo for violin
and piano, with the participation Of the composer
Mr.. fcGSe, as pianist, were received with the ap.
probation due his talented eiiUrts.
The eminent pianist. Mr. A. II. Pease, gave
"Marrhc Tannhauscr," and his own version ni the
"Mignon Polnnaise, with his characteristic finish
and accuracy.
The vUtern director Mr.. George W. Colby, made
his cvcr.wccOmC appearance as the impIcSsdriO of
the occasion, and the excellence of the programme
evidenced tho care and skill Unllilingly unaffected
IN all Of his ventures in the intcScsl of the enter.
falnment Of All ever'apprcciativc public.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05
LAROk EXCHANGE.
The Idea Of Starting q broom Factory
Abandoncd--A cooperative Settlement

mo Iuea OF StarunR broom FACTORY
Abandoncd-A cooperative Settlement
Proposed.
The regular monthly meeting of the board Of
managers oSthe Labor Exchange was held at their
rooms last evening. In the sbence Of President
Emery, Hon. John Hits occupied the chair.
The report OF the superintendent showed that ap-
plicattons for positions had been received from
$500 persons, only 200 Of which had been supplied
with work, and many Of these were now back at
the Exchange, clamoring for more work, us that
which they had received was merely Of n tempo
81 ,26l.Gs had been paid out for labor on the
canal. Daring the month l22 men had been
employed, aud also 45 carts and horcs.
The chairman Of the executive committee
reported that 800 per month would hereafter he
saved the Exchange, ~ Mrs IilI had volunteered
to act as general manager Of the institution. thus
saving the salary which had heretofore been paid
70 the superintendent, whose services have been
dispensed with. Tho report further states that the
idea OF
srARTINd BROOM FACTORY
here had been abandoned owing to the small local
Mr.. Lewis J. Davis offered his resignation as a
member Of the finance comm ttce and the prcsi.
dent appointed In his stead J. 4. smith. esq.
Genctal II. d. Musscy offered y resolution to the
effect that committee of i've should be appointed
10 take into consideration
Co-TERATIvE SETTLEMENTS
IN the immense mncnltivated tyac:s in the neigh.
Mr.. Hin rppDntcd ns such committee A. II.
Marks esq, j. I. Smith. Esq. l.. u. Emory esq,
General H. ID. Musscy. sud the chair.
Dr. &. q. Cox offered the following:
Reso'rcd, That committee OF three he appoint.
ed to correspond with the directors of institutions,
in this country and abroad. designed to promote
the intelligent industry of the lower classes by in
strucing them in the various agricultural mechaiI.
ical and manufacturing emplUyments for the pur.
pose OF nscertaining the plan OF such associations
how supported and to what extent they have be-
come selisustaining, with such additional informa.
ton connected herewith as may be of importance"
The chnir appointed a. that committee DR.. Cox,
". X. Smith, esq, and A. :. SOlOmOus, esq.
After some further talk upon the best way 10 get
the poor at work, the board adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05
Ford's Observation-Disclosures Club.

The members Of the Ihalian Club were highly
cOinpmentcd last night, bIih ny tho numbers and
character Of the audience that assembled to witness
Ihcir presentation Of "IIow She Loves Him"
Everything passed of smoothly under the skilnl
management Of Mr. Thad X. SRiler, and the parts
were rem dcl"d IN & style highly creditablc to
Of The audience lnipht easily have mistaken most
of the performers for prDic SsiOnnls from the ease
grace. and sci.possussUn oyiIccl Ia their reprc.
scmtatiOls. This club Is rapidly winning cnviihlc
distinction for 1t, superior reading, acting, and cA.
Ccilcnl management
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05

At Its meeting, on sutuid,y night 1t adopted as
badge red, white and blue silk ribbon. !. also
adopted a constitution and bylaws Several com.
m!ItcrS were Gppoin;cI. and the Legion 1. now ne.
gDiatHg for of the finest halls Ia lhu city fIr
library aud rrldin: room II will hold Il public
meeting on Saturday evening next, for which an
Interesting programme viii DO prepared. II was
G.sU Resolved to give grand concert and literary
entertainment ut Lincoln Hail, the 1rst week la
March, u which some OF the finest musical talent
of the city aud also volunteers from Baltimore,
will participate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05

District cdses-Thomas Kelley, a young vagrant
was semitic the RefOrm School during his minority
George Language, a suspicious character, was sent
to the Branch for thirty days. Julia Banks cutie.
ing prostitution, was fined s. or fifteen DAYS
at the workh0use. John Harris, loud and
bOisterous, was assessed S. or fifteen days.
George Jordan, profanity; will pay V or visit the
farm for week. James Munroe William Blunt
and Clayton Page were each fined s. for disOrdcrly
conduct, in default ofwhich they will spend fifteen
days at the workhousc. Martha MoIel and Julia
Mills, same charge, were punished similarly. John
MCCarty, profanity s. or seven days Annie Reeves.
disordcIly conduce, S. or flncen days John sulli.
van aud FRANK MCtatc were sent riding for fifteen
days for being loud and bOiscrouS. George Wat.
son discovered that 1t costs g. 20 bad words on
the street.
United Suites caNs.-SamueI J. Uougb was ar.
raigncd on three charges of larceny In order 10
enable him To procure an important witness the
case was continued until to-day Thomas j. ThOmp.
son, charged with stealing watch from I. Il. Nor.
rs, was dismissed, Jane Crown paid IS for assault.
ing Elmia smith George Crown, threats against
Emra smith, was dismissed. benjamin G.. BrOOkcr
was charged with committing M assault on sam.
uel 4. Pits, and samuel was then urriyncd for
Gs'orltng Brookcr This was a cross.ilre, and they
decided 10 continue the case until to-day. James
Jones pleaded not guilty To the charge Of commit
ting an assault on Sergeant Clements Ills
council put in a plea of insanity, Int
Il did not work, and James will think
about his fits for ten days in Jail Andrew
Ferguson aud William Brown were charged with
s'lut from store Ot ID, J.,
Eugal, on Pennsylvania avenue, between Nine
trenth and Twentieth streets northwest The evi.
dcnce not being sufficient To hold Them. they were
discharged from custody. John Il. CaSsllay. u
small white boy was sent to the Reform school for
committing an assault on Carrie b. Fleishell
MaXius Pusey was requested to hanl The MARSHAL n
Sawhuck OF go to Jail for twenty days for Loating
Webster Johnson Mary Putty was chnTgrd hV
Minnie BTaXtOn with aSaulilng her. A. Ii was n
trivial affair, u fine Of u was imposed. III nnas
Davis, \ wiie'benter, was released on personal
bonds Richard Williams, alias Stewart was sent
10 jail for sixty days for the larceny of thirty five
pounds of butter frum J. 4. Phelps The case Of
George W. Hill charged with robbing the safe OF f.
W. Bergman of 500, was continued until next
Thursday. Annie Morrison, threats against Fanny
Mllcr. was rulrn,rl on nersAnnl hnnHs 80
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05

Collector Of lneernal Revenue Pearson states that
for the list month the sales Of bccr stamps have
been over 5000 les Than those Of Jaruary 1871
Forty per cent. Of the beer drank here Is manufac-
turei III the District and sixty per cent Is brought
nom other localities. The falling oil has Leen on
the forty per cent, and, to continue the deduction
II is found that for January, 1875 the decrease In
tax oil all the beer consumed in The District was
TS. Murphy will ruin Uncle sam II he keeps OH
checking his revenue IN this style.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05

Tim WAR AGIIgST RUN.


The regular meeting Of the Murphy movement
was held In the Congregational Church last even
ing, and the limits OF the auditorium we've severely
taxed. Professor BischOir prcsidcI at the organ,
and the large choir WHICH has attained such notice
able excellence unuer the leadership OF Mr. Bur.
lew, sang several selections In iiuc style. Mr..
Murphy made an eloquent appeal to the drinking
men. and at the close OF the meeting great mum.
Der signed the uipticc,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05

The harp recital" given on Saturday afternoon
Of last week at Willards Hall by Mr. AptOmmaS
the world-rcnowncd harpIGI, was attended by al
audience Of large number, aud keen appreciation
OF the merits OF the attractive prugrimme PIE
scntcd
Mr. ApOmmGs will probably return 10 this city
during the approaching Lcnicn stIsum with the
prospect OF giving concert at Lincoln Hall, for
which occasion We bc,pcak the patronage deserved
by this talented gentleman
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05

Colonel bonn Piatt will lecture At Fords Urer0.
House this evening, under tho auspices Of the Ma
tonRl Wurkmgmcn's Assembly. Colonel Plat has
been long and well known t. the people OF O., a.
MgIOu, through the GiptR, and no one will ii ait
that his lecture will be well worth hearing Tho
price Of admission Is placed at The hw figure OF
twenty-five" cents, and reserved seats can lie oh
tanned Al my cents each, at Ellis mus store
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05
THE LAW RECORD.
IN THE COURTS YES
TERDlY.

supreme Court of the United States-Matters
Mt the City Haii-sauyer, brooks. and
Hainss to be Tried Again Next hIoath-
Tho Day for onman's New Trial not yet
Agreed Upon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05

meeting of the incorpontors of the new insti.
tuition for trimming nurscS was held day or two
ago at the residence OF DIR. Anlscl l3ll q street,
and measures were adopted for furtherng the cause
and placing II upon u solid basis. The proposition
Is one which VIII meet with hearty approval from
Will have direct influence upon the sanitary con-
diiion Of the poor IN the city large public meet.
aud aims Of the institution viii be placed before
the public
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05

We Yankee singIn' Skcwl under the direction Of
aunt Polly Basel aud her big boy "Jcolrdiuh'
Logan new term Of II week At Tallnln,Ipc HAL
last evening. The entertainment afforded - Arrl.
lent. and any demonstrating To spend M evening
pleasantly should pay Visit Ia the "SInGit,'
SklNl o. ''H''
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05
NEW ABTEkrISEMEyrs.

Notice Of removable X. Fulton.
Eo1ms-&D. 3lG Indiana avenue.
Private boarding house-NU. 6l2 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Lecture Of Hon. George r. Vending, in reply to
JngeT.Uii.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05
CRIMINAL coUET-JrsTIcE wYLIE.

George Robinson. assault with intent To kill I;
Daniel Charter larceny Marion johnson, assault
with intent To kill; Edward Howard, petit laccny
second oilcnse John Robinson, alias John Small.
wood, petit larceny, second UhcnSe; Henry
Meadows, false rTctcnscs; Joseph Braxton larceny
Andrew A,llou larceny
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05
VEGETJNE.
vEGETINE.
Cancer Can be Cured.

The following extraordinary cure Of q Cancer
which had been pronounced be,vnd the reach Of
medicine by the best medical skin OF New Eng and
certainly merits the most profound attention OF the
medical faculty, many OF whom are now daily pre-.
scrlblng Vesetine In New England, where Il has al
ready become firmly established, and IL recognized by
AL clrsScs Of people to be the only reliable blood
Purifier.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05
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err ITEMS,

iouSG PEOPLE do pay attention To your teeth,
neglect Will soon ruin them. he wise I'm time
clean them daily with THURsrOS's Ivory PEARL.
Iuulh POWDER, the most perfect deutrlnce known
twill keep them through pfe IN good condition.
white and sound, will harden the gums. swceIen
the breath, and prevent tOOthaChe. Sold by ali
druggists. % and 10 cents per bottle
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05

l. your hair harsh. dry and 'tinY Does II refuse
to cuIH DTc,s II with T0uu-nN- gouiug OTrINE.
NJ uluHp!Huus CoHrUn''" 'lu. l,ur usril.. II
Will Improve II, Su0 .urEisG &v. Price %.
and "A cents pCT L8tI...
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05
All Diseases of the Blood.

II NrRetinc will rel,vr pain, cleanse purify, and
euro sdch diseases restoring the patient 10 perfect
health amer trying different physicians, many rene.
dies, suffering for year, Il u not conclusive proof u
you are sufferer, you can b. curelY Why Is this
medicine performing such great cures? II works In
the blOnd IN the circulating fluid. II tan truly he
called the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. The great
suTCe of disease originates In the blood and no med
ine that does not act directly upon IT, to purify and
rcnovate, has any just claim upon public attention
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05

For The Middle .iHdHiic Suites clear or partly
cloudy UedthCr, COLI HOrthc,iy. shifting 10 GARNER
scrih,riy minds, stationary or .tdliiag barometer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05

has removed his real cstGt. AID insurance agency
iruu his gld stand, corner OF + and Eleventh
stree. 70 ic DToit building, corner Eighth und
street.. LG!tuEv.l.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05

has removed his real estate und insurance agency
from his old stand, corner Of + and Elclruth
streets, 10 I,e Drot building, corner Eighth and +
huCUts northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05
Seventy-one Years Of Age.

EAST MAPsHFIEID.
Mn, STTvESs
DEAR Su-T am tevCnty-onc years Of RHp; have
Suffered many years with Kidney mpinint, weak
meas in my back and stomach. was induced by
friends to Try your NcGcne. and think II the best
medicine for weakness Of the kidneys ever used.
have tried many remedies iOr Ills complaint, aud
never found SO much relief from the Nogeline. 1t
Strengthens and invlgOrates the whole system. Many
Of my acluaintaicas have taken H. nnd believe II
he good lOr all the complaints for which II Is recon-
mcnded. Yours truly
JOSIAH II. SHERMAN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05

ARR you bilious troubled with headache dizzy
hess, sick stomach, constipation DC? Are YOU dys-
peptc, nervous, dull and luHguid? Aycrsc 10 all
cxUltlOn, Il your life miserable? You require u
LluUd. Take QUIEK's IRISm TIA, the great house.
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. S,!d by all
druggist % cents per package, which makes u,
quart OF medicine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05
ANUS FM E.vry.
National Theatre-Madnne Mod,e.la.

MI rt.-
na"onai Iheatre-Madnne moNess"'
Madame Helena Modjcska began weeks en-
gngemcnt at the National last evening In the role of
OnpHie she INV. . mos, ,.vsi,,i,u M IN. char
ac,.r m. 49,. a.. ~, - - 80,
-, NV Pio'u'c .a. sue ureh was s'aiiu anu
iaultiess At the end ofeach act she was called out
and when the curtain had dropped upon the final
again appeared
Her acting WINS powerful passionate, refined The
character OF tdr1Dle was never presented In more
interesting manner In every scene In which Mad.
anne MOdjesda appeared q surprise awaited the au
dience-an unsupported fash of genius. Being a
true artist her art was conceded and for the time
the actress was to her audience at least a real lv-
with good Judgment and taste Though her reading
Is excellent and her English perfectly we'll under
stood she still retains q slight foreign accent which
Feems TO make the character that she impcrsonntes
more interesting.
The following sketch Of Madame Mudeska's
dSb In California, where she rst appeared In this
country from the pen Of Grace Grcciiw ood will be
Of Interest
tptpS, ,,on,,,y. ,o,,xr,s. ,,o,,>r.
,r,'' %, p'isnA' wv ihss holkNA.
Mnen vstSd Cnliiorhia last hul found san
rrancnco ringing WIN me lame OF the new foreign
lnunut sHt Whlch hau )ust pnrstiurth IN hstonish
ivy prlRhucss AM cNceilent Enslisn upon that art
Osllg anu plhy.going Guy. tTlucs ana actors
WHOM met lnyHrlRDly spoke OF TINS sudden ana
sPlendid appariton on the stage OF the California
lhea,rc1thi, mysterious Modicska.ns an artist OF
ni,er lew months study for tho English stage as
~ hinush 70 the manner born entering INTO Eng
Ien chntacrts " thOugn they hnu nccn created Tor
ncI anu hnS iot mem. some sAlu she was, ns COM
paei WIN ON own eInOuonh artists cold with
si =, strange ahd remote even IN her rcali,m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05

MIS- KATHERINE DRAPER of HarthGH. died
on saturday. ~ the age OF seventy. Sic We.
many years Hlo one Of the managers u3 III,
well-kuoMu .n0d popular Hartford irl.I
Seminary, cpI d ,cIrd by The Misses Druprl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05

PHILIP iHILLIre ", nj out 10 joliet lu .iu.
TO the prisoners the other SUNDAY, lmu4iun
tho effect when ht began his mIlulI,,ur, &c..
marks with. My friends, am glad To- 40, 81
many Of "Ou here to-day"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-05
RE.fD AND PONDER!!
II YOU

II YOU
went Cook,
Want situation,
Want q salesman,
Want servant,
Want to Rent y Farm
Want to Sell d Plano,
Want TO Sell Horse.
Want tn Lend Money,
Wont 10 Buy House.
Want to buy n Horse,
Want to Rent House.
Want TO Sell n Carriage,
Want Boarding Place,
Want 10 Borrow Mnner,
Want to sell by Goods,
Want 10 sell Groceries,
Want to sell Furniture,
Went to Sell Hardware,
Want To Sell Real EsIat.,
Want . JOB OF B,aCk-mithing
Want 10 Sell Millinery Goods,
Want TO SCli n House and Lot,
Wunt to itnl any ones Address,
Wrnt to lind Strayed Animal,
Want 10 Sell u Piece OF Furniture
wani 10 Buy SECONDHAND Carriage
Want To sell Agricultural Implements,
Want to ilnd anything you have Lost
want 70 Advertise anything TO AdNmrtIsC,
Want 20 ind an owner for anything,
Want to save Money,
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