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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18
HOME AFFAIRS.
CTR NOTES.

Rose sends New York papers in advance.
-Fttty-four wanderers were Accommodated with
lodgings in the Stutun-hOusc. saturday might
The police made ihirfy.scvcn arrest. during
saturday night Twelve OF these were for drunk
eunr>S.
a horse attached toa United states mail.wagon
dropped dead last night ut the cOrncrOf Ninth and
7 streets
Henry Haynson. "vng" to fame INT not to for.
tune known, + occupying cell ut Police Head
quarters and will be by judge smell hi, morn
Three young men from Snbury Pa. were
picked u by the detective, saturday evening
Their offence being nothing greater than running
away from home to tho world they were
leased yesterday.
Horny Whiting colorel man. died suddenly
Saturday night AZ the house Of Isaac Copeland,
coroner yesterday decided that m imqucs, was
unnecessary, us death had resulted from nttuml
Callses.
inspector Entwslc has issued the following
permits. Mary Talburg. repair brick building
street, between Thirl aud Frur.and-alhlf
atwo.stDry brick stable corner Eighth and Lslrects
southeast
-"Housekceper writes to THE REprnLIcAx:
"tAn youteii your ree'ier- how much gas /, made
from a ton Of coal: In looking over my last
months bills | mud that It C.St much To light
four rooms a, il did to warm them should "a, be
50 expensive"
lion. \. NJ. wNdd-ll o + North Curollna la. &C.
copied The nyat N Of the subcommittee repre-.
to1tinS the lr' American citizens 10 act orator
Ner~rry Of the birth of Robert Emmet which oC-
ours March :
saturday night thief grabbed chest Of tea
from the front Of Kcywprths store, corner ct r,N-
"n'h and street, northwest, and ran lie was
noticed and chase followed At the corner of
Seventh and streets the thief dropped his chest
and sped away leaving his booty.
The United states slpOp.ut-wAr Portsmouth
which arrived At the Washington Navy Yard on
Saturday from Hampton Roads, got aground on the
knoll in the Eastern Branch. to which attention
was CalCi In the NNTIOS ~ REPTE!IrNN a rouplr
Of weeks since, but fortunately got uf without
damRge.
y large and GppreCiativc audience assembled
at Mon Hall, Mount Pleasant ON the evening uf
the 18Th, and wore much entertained by the barker
Family and .readngs by Professor GrOrg" y
Roberts. The proceeds Of the entertainments are Ia
he used for the benefit of the Christian ASSOCIATION
OF Mount Pleasant
-Mcssrs. SPENCER, Hendricks, Tanner ATI Bart
lett members Of the Mount Pleasant l'eles rinn
club. engaged in Il walking match Oh saturday af-
tCrnuOn al Howard walk. The distance was tive
miles. Mr.. Tanner won IN ~ minutes. Mr.. sIcn-
Ger made the five mile, In ~ y, minutes Bartlett
in 81 and Hendricks In g. minutes.
y number OF the intimate friends Of simon
Wolf esq, recorder Of deeds invited him To- sup
per. and then surprised him with the present If II
very heavy and handsome gold huntiug.c,I,.
watch. In consideration OF the recent losses hy
robbery that hi. gentleman la, .u.'liur l. This
token Of appreciation Ly his friends, vii. come
GDubly acceptable.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18

The characteristic enterprise Of the efficient man
ng"inrmt Of the Theatre Comique is evidenced in
the announcement Of All entire change in the pro-
grRnnc offered for the dedication of the numcr-
ur> patrons OF that attractive place of Amusement
In addition to the regular variety OiO there will he
produced tonight and during the week the sensa-
tOml drama entitled The Texan Ranger" in
which McSSrs. bowling and Stephens aud their
trained dov,. Romeo AMI Zp, will participate. The
snow Brothers. RCruhdt'. Mc>srs O'Brien, dance
artists and Mi, Mollic Wilson, 4 scriO-cOmic vu.
c.Iist Of exceeding attructiveneSs, arc also an.
,tptluCrl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18
dMCSEH ESFS.


Ma sgie Mitchell Will to night make her first ap.
peOramce here during the current theatrical season
in her renowned Improvisation of Mprie IN the
charming play entitled The Pearl Of savoy"
Miss Mitchell is justly styled the favoritc actress
OF the American people. and her theatrical history
include, record Of achievements Unsurpassed in
brIllunCy by the efforts of her most distinguished
peers Her Washington friends, who are legion,
anticipate with trlcndlc- lUngings the enjoy mcnt
o.! her reAppeaTunce In q round OF the characters
she has rendered So attractive.
Mr. William Harris. an actor of established rcpu-
taton has been specially engaged 70 supp3-: y -
Mitchell. The regular members of Manager Ford's
talented company will also render their efficient
support In appropriate rU!.s.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18

Colonel A. j. Mcacham. ex.supcrintendcnt Of In.
dian Affairs x United States Indian Peace C)mmis.
sioner, and editor OF The CoWncR Fire. delivered a
lecture at the Congregational Church last evening
on the " Religion Of the Rcd Man" The eloquent
lecturer unfoldcd the character of the Indian Us
seen In his religious traditions and faith by which
his whole life was sacrcdly governed. Some Of the
features of aboriginal domestic life and OF burial
customs and ceremonies were exceedingly touch.
ing:
Their kindness to strangers, their unaffected hos
pitality and inviolablo obligations OF friendship
were dwclt upon to show that these people had the
attributes Of manhood In them, md were deserving
OF better treatment by Christian nation than bull
lets and bnyonets afforded
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18
SAFE AND SURE.

Mn. il. X. SrFvENs.
In 1872 your NEiIETISE was recommended to me,
and yielding TO the persnaaiOns OF n friend, con.
scented 10 try Il. At the time I was suffering irG m
general debility aud nervous proSrntion. snperin-
full s,r'hgt ny and curative properties seemed to
affect my Gcbated system from the first DO ge AMI
under lis persistent use rapidly recovered gaining
more than usual Leaf tn and good feeling: SncC then
have net hpsitutrd to give NHIEITN my mot
unqualified Endorsement rs btiGg u sa'c. sure, amt
powerful ngent In promoting health aud rcGOring
The wasted system 10 new lilo aud energy. NiIifr
TINE Is the only medicine tiss III - long as live
never expect 10 find n better. Yours truly,
W. II. CLARK,
100 Monterey street. Allnrlipl,.. ia
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18
DROPOSAIS FOR ARMY WAGONS, AMBU.
L LASCES, AND HARNESS.
WAN DEPARTMENT.,
QUART ENMAS / El.t iES LRALs OFFICE,
WaSnINgTpN Junrnr. Is-a

WASmISGToN, January II. 1873
scaled proposals In uiplicate Will be received nj the
ninSc or each IhG y 20 GuaFir"naster at Washing
ton p. g; Philadelphia, Penn; Jacksonville, Ind:
Hnd Fort l."nyenwoIth, kGusa,, until twelve OclUck
m, ut Washington, ia.7 n IN. ut Philadelphia,
ii:b u m ~ JHncrsDnv.lle' md ljO q. m. at Fort
places they Will Ic opened IN the T sence of bidders,
tor furnishing on ;huhrrd 400 SIX. mule Army Wug-
ems, any tiUl Wagons for two and four horses or
mules, twenty-five CO Ambulance Wagons, army
pattern, one hundred and my 40 sets OF six-mus
Army. Wagon lafnesS complete aud seycntyiye (T5)
sets iOur-lnle Ambulance Harness. complete; dciiy-
cries t. be made at either the Philadelphia Jefferson
Vile or Fort icnyehwOrt dCpOts may he required
Bids Will be made accordingly.
Deliveries are to commence within thirty days from
date OF contract, and be- completed within sixty dHys
nom date thereof. Tho Wagons AmbuancCs, aud
arnass To he In cNact accordance with the preSCrihcd
spCeih cations therefor, OF Tst-clRs material and
before acceptance, ind all found not up to the re-
qurcd standard to he rejected and removed at con-
tractors expense within ten days afler Notice of such
rejection pr6 oSals Will 10 received for any portion
Orthr supplies
IN. Government reserves the rg to reject any and
all proposal.
hprclrrcncc will br given to. articles OF domestic
manufacture produced on the Pacific coast to the
tent OF the supplies required for the service that
coast, cond tlOns ul price and quality being equal
blank Proposals and printed specifications, as well a.
tiun. by either Of the Depot Qnrtermasters herein
mentioned
Proposals should l,p addressed to either tho Depot
QudrtrrnlHstrr Mt Washington, Philadelphia, Jeher-
pOS'ls for ''SiK-iuur Army Wagons" Wagons for
twO or fOur huTN sOr mules - "AmhuRnCcs:" six
niue Army Wagon Harness. or -Four mule Ambu-
LARGE Harness. rs the case may be. -
STEWART VAN NLlEr,
Agt!ng ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, tAirJ. Gen. U. y. A.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18

G.lJs.2w
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18

The hdIed' corpus case of Mr., George Taylor was
concluded before Chief Justice Cartier last Satur-
day. District Attorney Wells made lengthy ar.
gument favoring the delivery Of the rclator to the
jurisdiction Of the Court OF Louisiana aud was am
swered b. General II. +. Butlerl In behalf OF the
petitioner. III, Honor discharged Mr. Taylor from
arrest. giving reasons almo, similar to those that
prompted his course IN the CNso of Mr.. Lowell.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18

NATIONAL TIEArnE-Maige Mitchell,
FoRp's OrERA. HousE-ITappy Cat. Waguer's Min.
strels.
THEATRE CoNiQuE.-Jake Budd and a new Va.
Iieiy company.
LIN,uIN HALL-Wendcll Phillips on Lost Arts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18

The regular monthly soclsble Of the Street
Baptist Church was held Saturday evening, aud
was q very enjoyable affair. The evenings pro-
grammc was commenced with instrumental solo
by Miss J. Nimmo, followed by reading by Roy
Dr. ParkhurSt; trio of male voices, McssrS G. d.
Rheem. q. W. Rawlings and W. W. fetch; read.
Ing, Miss sheriff; instrumental SOLO Miss skinner
reading. Miss C. Skirving; instrumental solo, Pro.
lcssor King; solo. Mis- ]. Richards.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18
THE M.ISSyiCHUSETTS CLUB.
Their Doings since Their Arrival-Rsception
at Governor Ciatin's Residence-Pro.
grammc for To-day.

The Massachusetts, Club are at present the lions
Of the Capitol saturday morning they called on
President Hayes, aud an hour was passed very
PLEASANTLY In a social manner Aftcr leaving the
Executive Mansion, the party entered their car.
riGgcs and visited all the points of interest in the
city Anerdnncr they were presented to Mrs. Hayes
at her afternoon reception, upon the conclusion OF
which they returned 10 the Riggs House, h ayng
rendered banquet TO the Massachusetts delegation
in Congress. About six O'Clock, the party, which
with invited guests, numbered about forty sat
down 70 q table which reelected great credit OH
the pruprietOrs Of this hotel
RECEPTION AT GOVERNOR CLAFLIS's
Later in the evening the Club proceeded to the
no .dence Of Governor Clatlin Of Mas acll st.s
~. ISL street, northwest to attend 4 reception
given in their house.
This reception was ono Of the most enjoyable of
the season. The gentlemen Of the club numbered
about twenty, including lawyers, editors. ex-m mem.
beers Of Congress, doctors and men connected with
leading business houses "I that city. The Governor
and Mr.. Claim, were, as usual devoted to CnhaHC-
ing the cHjDyuens OF their guests, extending to all
that courtesy which thorough good breeding
prompts. They assisted by Mrs. Davenport their
charming niece and Miss JCwGtt OF Boston The young
auhUrcs, and their SON also contributed very much
10 the pleasure Of the guest Rev Dr, Leonard,
coming lately from Germany Is ulsU their guest q
Tho uarlurs were beautifully arranged aud tho
choice works Of art were the theme OF admiration
among tho guests. The supper was iuutlcss and
all the appointments perfect. or the gentlemen Of
club present we've Governor Ciaiiu, president; l..
j.: Noycs, secretary; Dr. g. Is. l.0rlng, J. NJ ),
Williams, J. i. Alien. D. NJ. GOoCh. Charles Field,
Charles " Slack, editor Of Boston Commonwealth :
john L. Webster, L. j. sherman William \. Sim
mons, A. G. Mayhem, Edward l.. Price lSumlIurs
secretary Roland WoIthmgt"n, Boston Tdrcier;
| George :. Merrill, Lawrcn 1mcricun John b. W.
Harris, John :. Baldwin, Worcester Spyi and Cen
eral 4. b. Underwood
Oftnc guests we recognized General Sherman Sec.
Rotary sherman, Secretary Eyarts General Devens,
| Postmaster. General Key, General Butler General
! Banks, senator and Mrs. llUar, senator and Mrs.
| Dawes, speaker Randall, General Starring, Hon.
and Mrs Robbins, Mr.. Davis daughter Of starr
King, Mrs. MCAlliSleT late Of Europe RcpTescntu.
! tive and Mrs Fields Representative and MrS. Lar
| ing Representative and Mrs. Davis and Mr. aud
! Mrs. White, Chicago Tribune. The evening was
| highly enjoyable,
WHAT THEY WILL DO TO-DAY.
| The programme for to-day Will be- trip to Mount
Vernon OH the Arrow, aud IN the evening the club
has been rendered reception by Hon. Leopold
Morse, Of Bu>lnm. The visitors express themselves
u highly grutiirl at the hUnurs which have been
ShOwcrel upon them, aud arc 10th " leave our
| Ipuutiml Cily
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18

The cause Of temperance has been advocated
from the platform in powerful way by Mr.. Muir.
ply Mr. Ford now intends to make an appeal in
in another manner during the last three cvrnugs
Of this week at F"rds Opera House, when the
drama of Ten Nights IN BaT-ROum" will be pre-.
sentcd A competent company has been engaged
Tor the occasion and the drama will undoubtedly
be presented In very crCdiiablc style, Ten
Nights IN bar Room" Is not only very interesting
dramatically but it breaches powerful temper
gnCe sermon,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18

No. II, MOldt " Redman. No. l6l, mn, trus.
tee Vs. Todd No ., Weser W. District Of CO.
lumhia. No. 49, Rider c; al. VS. sharp. No. 2DJ, Ell
wards, administrator, &C., VS.. KCgney, admins
traitor Re, 10. "a, Barnes vs.. Baltimore and
ohio Iailruad Company. No. 2ij Gilmore vs.. Tay.
lur. No. ZIG, Van Riswick vs.. Wheeler No. 2lT,
lHtch vs. Davis. No. 2lS. Schneider vs.. smith.
~ 20, callahan vs. Harris No M, Booke vs.,
Tyler. No. ~. Patrick VS. Renter. No. 81,
Draper 4 Co. vs.. Davis. No IN, Barnes ". Balti-
more aud Potomac RallrOrrnd. No. 2jj. Hayden
V. MCGUwcn ct III. no. I'D, Maryland +. :. II. &
NJ. Go. ". Mctinwan Il Co. No. GS. United states
vs.. Ice q oil. No 40. brown u al vs.. Bennett.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18

Thore will be a bar meeting at the courtroom -
the Court Of Claims, ut the Capitol this morning at
eleven o'clock to take such action may DC appro.
PIRATE in consequence Of the death Of Alexander
lmhL.ilII- En-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18

William +. Mattingly to Henry Franc. for $1,000
lot, Il and p. square Isl. Francis Mattingly to
William +. Mattingly. for S. lots n aud -, square
Isl. susan u, Allen Ut al 10 Il. L, Kirk, for cl16,
lot : square ~ susan u. Allen ct al. to Charles
Is church. for !l7j. lots 6 and T. square i3j. Mary
MackIcy to Richard l. Wood. for slvJ lot /, square
ION
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18
DRorOsALS FOR CAS.FAsTENINGS AND
LEAD SEALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, January -, 1878
Senlsl proposals are invited until u O'Clock IN.
MONDAY, the 18th day of February, ISIS, Tor fur
niShiy the Treasury DeEuI tInent for year with
suitable iaieninSs lor cars. transporting dutinbla
goods IN bond, and also for lead seas for In
curling packages Of dui !able merchandise IN bond.
- Proposals viii be addressed to the secretary OF THY
Treasury, and marked, "PrOposNls inr fsSicnngs"
or Proposals for Lad seals" toe may be.
Separate proposals must he presr each OF tbs
cIlsSes OF the articles named.
samples Of The articles offered must accompany
cuch proposal aud h. referred TO therein,
Tho Department reserves the right to reject any OF
all bids offered.
(>lgncd) JOHN SHERMAN
jaGsElw Secretary
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18
NEW ADVERTISER ENrS.

IOSt-pursc.
IcCiurc-Dr john Lord
Theatre COmique-NHriCtieS.
National Thcatrc-Maggie Mitchell.
Cal Wagner's Mlustrcls-Opcra-lIyu
Trustees sale ofdw0ing 1872 Eighth street.
Ten Nights In II Bar RoOm-fOris Opcrl.lIOuse.
COilcn's Licbigs Liquid Extract Of Beef ard
Tonic Inyigorator.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18
vEGETINE.
$780,. $50 -s-s,,.-.>-s.-
V E tt N E.
SIZE RESTS WELL.

sorrH POLAND. ME-, Oct. II, 1870.
IR ". H. STEVENS:
DEAR SIN have been sick two years wi,h tho
liver complaint. and during that time have iaxen o
great many different medicines, hut none OF them did
NC any gpoi Iwa, restless nights, had no appetite
since taking tho NEtiEIINE reN well ard relish
my food. Can recommend the vEGETINE for what
II has done for me,
Yours respectfully
MRS. ALBERT RICHER
Witness OF the above
Mn. GEO. n. vAuGHAS, Nicdf0rd, Mass
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18

For he Middle and Eastern states rising Jaroa,
c,cr, fresh 10 brisk nor,herly mnds, co'Icr, coUdl
Tenther, light rdins and aow, .toiiouSd BY parity
ciOEjy rsdfhcr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18

FROM Edward Jennings. VI r.. surgeon City Hos.
JItnl iHlimX: Culdcn's Iiebig's Liquid Extract Of
beck and Tonic lnvig0ratOr is 4 very agreeable ar
ir.c I'll diet In biplhcriu, Fever, and every &c,
pres Ing di'cusc iiS Use will he found Invaluable
Sold by all druggists
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18

Bishop OCOmnOr, Of Nebraska entertained
large audience at odd Fellows Hall last evening
with his lecture ON the Indians Of Montana The
reverend gentleman has evidently been II close OBJ
server Of the habits Of our red brethren, his nj.
d. uss Astounding in interesting anecdotes iu,Ira-
tive Of their peGuliartles.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.


gpEEuAU, NRTuCEG
S-s-e--yS- >->.y>,>,
N%SSss THE ExPORTEItS CONVENTION
kS
CALI.
The delegates to The -
ENpORTERS' CONVENTION, -
called TO meet In this city the 10th instant (TUES
DAY., ere TO assemble Mt
Fs,rert bstwean Sinth a nd 'rcn,;h stre.,.
On the day above named nj n ociock Al which beuv
the convent. on will he called 10 order fnis.lis
n~.ars NEIfRAIUJA fJTpEnI M oNE NINI,T,r
~ by Fluid Iipiinjng a, bnudroi. ~ ~ ,ha 81
can testify sold at Tongiin's drug store inbs.ts
- -. : " 80 -'
N-l9g" HEADAlHE .TOOTIACHE. EARACIIE.
I,0ughlIn's drug sore M.s"ni 'Tnn'nias tnp5a =
- - - . ' '-
N~l23" NERVOUS PAINS, PLkURiSY, CRAMP
~ Cn!ic, &c. Nt., relieved at once by Fluid Light.
hlhg, sold at COughlhs drugstore, Masonic Temple
Notice RI prpSn<s ,<,r,,, ,.;-,.,, =,
,aAS ~ :. x ~ ,in,r,,iSSoNS iNlEhFSSTED IN
- MA'AHINE "I NJ; n,..
w,,,,.rMAH prPhhTMEST. !
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
IERY BEST PRICES PAID FOR
CLOTHING,
BOO7S, SHOES, FRO
AT JUsTn's OLD STAND

6ls d street northwest.
Orders by mail promptly attended, 10. iasH
WIN. II. MAIN & co. REAL ESTATE ANp
w Claim Agents, lH PounSylVanR avenue NORTH
west Guy and country properly for sale OF oxchapgs
Houses, lots aud lhrms In all parts OF tho city and
country on easy terms, Loans negotiated, hUuseA
rented aud rents collected and returns made prompt
y. Large tracts Of Southern lnul TO exchange fos
attended.
Sale Ofland specially. delii ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18
VEGETINE.

Thousands will bear testimony land do It volun.
,nrilyl that NEGElINE Is the best medical com:
pound yet placed before tire public for rpnovating ard
purifying the biUol, Graduating all MINORS inpurI.
ties or poisonous s'cre!ions from tn" system nvigO
rating aud Strengthening the SYSTEM dpbilitulcd by
disease; IL fct iS as many have called 1t, The
Great Health NestOrcr"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18

HARD times demand economy; practice II by
renOvating your sOied gloves with JoUyESs INo
DERoUs KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price % cents pei
bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18

WAsHISGTOS, u. g.. February l, 1873
We tho undersigned, have this any formed 90.
partnership under the style aud and firm of III UME
AVIS " 90, Tor tue prOst cuIicn OF the grocery
business, lately carried on 10y Hall n Hume.
The patronage of the public and all mUupt and ro-
Tan" cusiOmCra Of tie old firm ~ respectfully 80
liCIled
THOMAS L. HUME,
H. r. DAVIS,
frbs.aw JAMES X. tLFARY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18
II. ID. COOKE Jr., & co
HOLLANDER BROTHERS

HATTERS AND DEALERS IN GENTLEMEN'S
FURNlSHlNG GOODS,
1917 Pennsylvania avenue Branch stores, lI2I and
100 Pennsylvania avenue. oc2Dim
ssNOW Is THE TINE TO SELL" LADIES
~ Gents and thlldrens Cast OFF Wearing Ap-
paro BOOis shoes &c, at extraordinary hi gh cash
prices al "JUSTHS Old Stand" No. Gi9 ID street
northwest All notes nv mail Will be promptly at
tended 10. htulilf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18
THE CITY HAIL.
What was Done In the Courts saturlay-End
OF the Taylor Habeas Corpus Case-Assign-
ments for To-day.

EQUITY coURT-JusTIcE MACARTHUR.
Clagett VS.. Brooks ct al; commission to get an.
swcr Of infants. Saunders VS.. Dodge; leave 10 file
crnss.bi Connolly, administrator. vs.. Barnard's
heirs; appearance OF absent defendant ordered.
Hilton vs. Gilmore ct al. restraining order return.
able Fpbrnry NJ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18
BANK Frs.

Lett-otf clothing. watches PISTOLS &c, bought
HerZog's, 9lj d street. Orders attended to.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-18

DVrAS"> RHElNATiC REMEDY cures Rhruua-
t!sm quickly lhur"lChly AMI permanently. and
cost, but one dollar. sold by every druggist In
Washington