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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-05
FOR SALE

uNHE TWO STORY BRICK BUSINESS
House, No. lU2J Market Square. 4ssa
Has been occupied a. "a saloon and jtaaiS
Restaurant rOr years. VIII be- solo at
a price that will be good investment 10
The purchaser. Terms easy. Good reasons
tor selling. Enquire of
W. II. HALLER & CO,
rrg3Ieof'a luiS Market Street.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index TO New Advertisements.

English Lutheran Sunday School Ex-
cursiOn.
Nouce-Sherifl Tingle.
Carpets and Oilcloths-Wm. link y
Son.
Residence for Sale-I. II. Woodward.
St. AIphonsus School Fair.
To Whom 1t May Concern-J. Cham
bers Hervey.
For Sa!e-The Old Exchange.
Attention, Patrons.
MarbIe-Top Tab.es-G. Mendel, Booth
il Go.
New Auctioneer Firm First Page.
AT the REGISTER Office At o'clock
this morning, the thermometer registered
81 degrees above zero. Gear.
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eLEWis :. JORDA,
FOR SALE

J. c. HERVEY, Auctioneer.
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InmailnbIe Matter.

The following letters are held at the
Postofice for the necessary stamps
Rev Henry Diener, SecOr, Wood
ford county, IL; George r. Jingle, city.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS u.s. ON n
II Wheeling Island; price rom sdyv ~
money required in cash. The residue may
he maid annually in five equal install
ments. with Interest. Apply TO
A0"''' JOHN L. GILCHRlST,
oo, At Top Mill.
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Controversy among the tirst-ctass
hotels Of New York shows that the ser
vice is constantly changing from one
f7st-csss MOTEL to the other, and the bills
OF fare show the same variety o. dlshes.
The important fact, 10 travellers, i that
the Grand Central offers the same &C
commodstions for one aud two dollars
per dsy less than the others.
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WE have sold the Morning Glory
Baking Powder with more satisfaction
than any other. MANY DEALERS.
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Trains leaving Columbus at 5lI =. M
and G.Lj a. II. run daily. Through ,hlcas"
Express. with sleeping "a. attached
leaves columbus daily except sunday, go
$40 p. m, arriving IN Chicago a. -. next
morning. Eertus can be secured Iu adj
vance at Union DcPn, Ticket once,
Columbus.
PuIlwaus drawing room sle"I.ug cars
through without chang. from sic. u"H
Vile and Columbus, 20 ,.G..I uH'.r L,.i--
vile, indianapolis and So. LOUIS.
For through tickets, baggage checks.
sleeping car accommodations, &c, apply
20 Jos. ". BeIIcylIIe, Ticket Agent at Pam
Handle Depot, loot Of Eleventh street, or
at City Ticyet Office, under Mcclure House,
Wheeling.
y. W. CALDWELL, General Manager,
Columbus, o.: =. II. FELTON,, r., General
superintendent, Pittsburgh, Pa: ". L..
UBrieu, General Passenger Agent, Column
bus, e. maIt
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Leave. Accom-" Mall

SleubenylIle accommodation leaves
EelIaire al 4.4jp.m. Bridgeport at 3 20, and
arrives at Steuhcu vile al b:iJr.N.
Leaves Steubcuvilie al S:lGa M. Bridge
port al go a. m; arrive a. Bollairc at |:b5
a m.
Tidkcts and baggage checks 10 al priu-
cipaI points iU the East and West can be
procured at the Union Ticket Oiicc,
McLure House, Wheeling, and AT Ticket
office lu Bridgeport. ..
i. L. MYERS,
mao HenrrnI PaascngeT IcLe. AGENT.
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River News.

The marks last evening indicated )
f.ot a incho.,nI l.,IIor.
TSa O.VosI for Pi,l.Burr3, Courier f.r
Pnrker.hurr and Andes to- Cincinnati,
Ill l. ionartrG with GOOD trIrs Yesterday.
Tfa SsIt VALLEY and Katie S.ockIsle
did not pass down until noon, having
been detained By !og several hours.
The Emma Graham passed up ycstcr-
dav morning, en- route Tor Pittsburgh.
She Express leaves Tor Parhorsbusg TO.
day At 1890 a. N.
The Tbanasusor is the Packe. tor Mat
smorss to-day, leaving ut 1880 \. 81,
The local packets arrived and departed
on time yesterday.
The Alice is en- route from 81. Louis to
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CHOICE Tess always on hsld st q. ).
Feeney's, No. 1907 Main street.
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Just received by express another 10. OF
Ladies French Heel Walking Shoes and
Slippers.
Ladies Kid Princess Button.
Ladies Long Branch Ties.
Ladies Greciau Button, and
Duchess Button. All the above good,
are of the latest styles Ladies, call and
see them at l.. V. BIond's, 1885 Main
street.
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IklEG nary | ,BENNoN'~ CAP.,vr
UW E-RUI.k Porous Plaster 4, u.s.
lnlIll unUh . og>' remedy ,.g a Lana.
or Tlaw. aHr. y.
weakness OF the back ever .rv.r..
known. /, sOOthe>. /. >'r.r.,l',. To-.
cures, where other porous Mas. $50. D.
all .lu.wvuts fail. "-a
Each genuine Benson, U.....r.. r.....
has the word Capc.uo ear ,...- D..
plaster. Take no other .Ar
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Cheap Homes & Country Air.

I HEREBY OFFER FOR SALE A FEW
| lots, hall acres, more or eSs, to az.A
suit purchasers, with comfortable 49,
dwellings thereon, in my sub-dIvis- -->~
ion Of the village of LcatherwOOd, a plat
of which can be seen at the Office Of col.
Thos. O'Brien, real estate agent.
ma27a J. d. Dubois.
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rn1hers nn1ncrs- Mnlncrs.

SAVE your money by buying your Hats
and Bonnets Of Speyer Bros.
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MORNING Giory Baking Powder super
sades all other brands.
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SAVE money by buying your Millinery
at Speyer Bros
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Buy your Millinery st SPeyer Bros
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THARsP cETAr!o%
EAsTBOCND TRAINS,
No. 5 No = No. ] No Is.
wESUBoUND TRAIN,

No. 43 stops at all stations between
LET.B'iuEr aud Grafton.
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Don. tail to procure Mrs. Wnslow
Soothing Syrup for al diseases OF teeth
inc in children. It relieves the child
from pain, cures wind cole, regulates the
bowels, and, by giving relie! and health
to the child, gives rest to the mother.
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New Arrivals for .nc ladies.

GREAT bargains in Millinery al SPoycr
Bros
National Republican., 1878-07-27

Of the two next lowest bidders; but, as they
could not fulfill tho terms, they were obliged
to throw II up. Last Wednesday II was award.
ed to MIR. Hussey, the present contractor, who
commenced work yesterday, under q partner.
ship arrangement with Mr. Andrew Gleason,
who has the contract for grading the White
Lot, by which the dirt Is to be dumped on the
White Lot.
couxS's MEETING.
At the meeting at the corner Of Seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue last night,
conducted by Isaac Cohen, the attendance was
larger than usual. Two or three men, who
had evidently been active participants In the
proceedings In South Washington, spoke aud
rccountod the success which they had had.
Their speeches were loudly chccred. There
was no turbulence or disorder Of any kind.
Cohen announced that Dennis KcariIcy, tho
labor agitator of San Francisco, was expected
to bo present at the laborng mems mass.meet-
ing. announced in chalk on the street corners,
to bc held next Monday night.
THE WORK TO BE RESUMED TODAY.
Major Morgan last evening issued orders to
have large detail Of police on tho grounds
at halfpast six o'clock this morning. The
men driven from work yesterday will go to
work again at seven. Babbinston, who had
nearly recovered from the effects Of his injury
last night, will also resume work.
National Republican., 1878-07-27
Arrested for St.nliup n Unat.

Officer Bcrkly yesterday morning arrested
two colorcd men from Charles County, Nd, at
Guinand's wharf, Navy.Yard. on suspicion of
stealing gilling boat which they had in
their possession. The men, who gave their
names as James Z. Farmer and William Glad.
den. woro locked up at the Eighth Precinct
Station for hearing in the Police Court to-.
day. The boat, which is a very fine one and
fully equipped has the name Lilly Murtel''
painted on the stern. The estimated value of
the boat is SO but the prisoners had offered it
to ono party for Sl3. and were negotiating
with another for Sl5 when arrested. From
what can be learned the two colorcd men came
up the river from Marshall Hall with the boa
Thursday night, aud they are suspected Of
having stolen 1t from some parties in that
vicinity
National Republican., 1878-07-27
Franklin Temperance Legion Excursion.

The third excursion of franklin Temper.
ancc Legion takes place this evening. on the
steamer City of Washington, leaving tho wharf
at seven o'clock and returning at eleven o'clock
sharp. These excursions arc now the most
popular on the river, aud are patroni1cd by our
bst citizens, and as there Is positively no
liquors of any kind sold on the bout nothing
can possibly occur to mar the pleasure of the
most refined tastes. The music, both vocal
and instrumental, is fIst-cass, aud every one
can enjoy himself. The committee having the
excursion in charge spare no pains 10 make
everything pleasant. And as the tickets are
limited 1t would be well for all who wish 10
enjoy four hours pleasant sail on the bcauti.
ful Potomac to avail themselves Of these exCur.
IiOns aud purchase their tickets early.
National Republican., 1878-07-27
CATHOLIC NOTES.
Interesting Items from the Different Par
ishes.

Interesting Items from the Different Par
Father Boyle, of st. Matthews, has boon at
Oakland for tho past ten days.
Father Ciampi, Of st. Aloysius, has gone to
give a retreat in Roxbury, Mass.
The excursion of the st. Peters Funding As
ISOLATION to Richmond, on July 1, nettod Sl5j
Father Edelin. of st. Dominic's. has gone to
st. Joscph's Convent, Ohio, for a months visit
Rev. John T. Sullivan, chancellor of the
Wheeling diocese is stopping at tho National.
Tho Trinity Sunday collections for the Pope
were at.s st. Matthews $50 and ut the Immacu.
lato Conception so.
Father Rovillc. Of st. Dominic's, Is conduct
ing retreat for tho Sisters Of the Holy Cross
In charge OF st. Cocilia's Academy, oil Capitol
Hill.
Father Alig, pastor of St. Marys German
Church. has purchased from Rudolph Eichorn
a portion Of the tract Of land known as "Mo.
ropolis View" directly north of this city,
for the purpose Of enlarging the German
Catholic Cemetery, which 1t adjoins.
Father DE Wulf, lr'e of st. Peters. left on
Tuesday last for WesternpOrt, Nd, to which
parish he has been appointed. Before leaving
he was the ecipient Of fitting donations from
the members Of the congrc alton of which he
was 80 short time In charge. He contcm.
plates in few months visit to his relatives
In Belgium.
Sister Gregory Cookery. Of st. Yincent's
Asylum, who has been so seriously III for some
months with consumption, dici there last
week, and was buried with requiem mass from,
st. Patrick's Church. She was native of
Martinsburg, Va, was thirtys years old,
aud had been u member Of the st. Nincent's
community hero for eighteen years.
There is no church in tho District more
visited at the vespcr service. which occurs at
six p. M. than st. Augustino's, on Fifteenth
between |. and NJ streets northwest. The
choir, which cannot bo surpassed, has u chorus
OF twenty-four voices, directed by ESputa. II
| is but u short distance from the White House
and President Hayes aud family are often
seen there
Father O'Sullivan. the new pastor of st
Peters, has arrived here and will preach hi.
first sermon tomorrow. Before leaving hi,
lnto parish, in Western Maryland, he was pre-
sonted by tho employees of the Franklin aud
PhTniS Mining Company with 800, by the
Total Abstinence Society there with gold
watch aud purse of s2Oj, by the members ol
Homecoming Parish with 800, by the Temper
anco Society with $50 q general Offering o.
his congregation of Sl4i, besides private dona
tions amounting to 5000 and articles of wear
toilet appurtcnances, &c.
National Republican., 1878-07-27
EXCURSIONS FOR THE room.
Two of Them Already Announced.

Tho excursion OH Tuesday, August o, ten.
dered by the franklin Temperance Legion 10
the poor women and children of the city of
Washington, promises to he a very interesting
event. II now only remains for the friends Of
the Legion, grocors &C., to come forward, aud,
by liberal donation of eatahlos, make the
hearts of these poor people rejoice and their
stomachs glad" by having good, substantial
meal on the ground. Donations of bread,
crackers, cakes, hams, corn beef, butter, sugar,
lemons, fruit. aud ice should be bestowed with
u liberal hand aud oiders for any of the above
articles may bo sent to the committee and left
at the business office of this paper, and tho
parties will be waited on In due time and will
receive due credit for their contributions.
ANOTHER EXCURSION.
To the Editor Of the National Republican
You will see by the following that your
timely suggestions in regard to excursions for
the benefit of the poor children Of the District
arc bearing fruit:
wAsHISGroS, n c. July 25, 1873
To thC pfODririDrs n the Bdrgs COrkdts Cty
GEHTIENES: Will you please state terms for
which cay obtain the above barge, for the pur.
to the poor children OF the District. Your Obelont
servant, JAMES MELDRUM,
" NNiiiSuIOS, u. u, July -, 1915
JONES MeiirTH, ESQ:
DEAR SIR: In reply to your Communication OF
the 18th instant relative to one or more excursions
for the benefit Of the poor children Of the District
would say that the barge COckadc City Is at your
disposal free Of all charge for such occasions Yours
respectfully, WILLIAM MCPINCHEON,
BRAD. ADAMS, Secretary. President.
In addition to the above Captain Bell, of
,lieorgctown. has literally offered to furnish
tug for its running expenses, and donated -.
Application has been made (which we hope
will bo granted) to the Hon. G. W. McCrary,
Secretary of War. for permission to land at
Fort Washington.
A meeting to further and make a success of
this effort will be held in the parlors Of the Y.
p. m., to which all who are interested arc
kindly invited.
The first excursion Of the series Is proposed
to take place on Saturday, August 3. Particu-
lars loreafter e,
National Republican., 1878-07-27
Broke His Leg Jumping from u Train.

About five o'clock yesterday afternoon n
Poung man named J. d. Myers broke his left
leg while attempting tojump or a car attached
to the I:}O p. III. train of the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad, at the corner of First aud q
streets northeast. The injured man was taken
to Providence Hospital by Officer MrHcnry,
where he received surgical aid The ,ufcrcr,
1t appears, Is u deaf mute, aud he visited this
city with an excursion party from IIagcrstown,
Md. The ticket was good for three days, and
he intended to return home yesterday, but got
on the wrong train, aud in attempting to
jump of when he discovered his mistake, fell
to the grouLd, receiving the injury stated. A
dispatch was sent to his father at Hagcrstown
last evening rtciting the story of the accident.
National Republican., 1878-07-27
Duiter Thief Come. to Grief.

About noon Yesterday II man entered the
residence of Mrs. Cushing, on Cstrect, between
Four.Nnd.n-half and Sixth streets northwest,
and stole keg Of butter out of the pantry.
lie was seen by one Of the servants, who gave
the alarm, and the scamp, dropping his plum
der, started to run, pursued by a largo crowd,
At the corner Of seventh street aud Pennsyl-
vauia avenue Officer Dunnigan, who was on u
street. car cspied the runaway, and grabbed
him. The prisoner was taken to tho Seventh
Precinct Station, where he registered as Will
lam Brooks. Squire Walter will interview
him this morning
National Republican., 1878-07-27
Minor District Notes.

=. Commis5ioucr Twining has not yet returned
To the city.
Commissioner Dent was yesterday confined
to his residence from indisposition.
4 license was issued to John Knighter for a
hack, aud J. n. Oliver notary public.
T.. J. De Smedt applies for an appointment
as an expert in the matter Of concretes.
Peter G. Garden applies for tho position Of
market master of the Eastern Market, In case
any change should be made.
Permit is given tho property holders to con.
meet lot 80, square 677, with the main sewer,
tho Government furnishing tho material, at a
cost of Sl2S.
follows To build-T. d. Fitzgerald, one two
story brick, Second street, between ID street
aud Virginia avenue southwest, 5000. Repairs
p McIntire, weathcrboard porch, $50; NJ.
Wilmayur, add story to back building, $50.
National Republican., 1878-07-27
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.
miscellaneous matter on third page.

-Mlsccllnneous matter Oh third page.
List of uncallcd.for letters on third page.
For excursions and picnics see third page.
The schooner Paine arrived yesterday
from Ecnncbcc River, with ice for the Co.
operative Ice Company The trip took seven
days
The barge Cockade City will make moon.
light excursions on the Potomac every Mon.
day, Wednesday, aud Friday evenings. The
fare will only be five cents.
-Crump's junk store, corner Of Sixth and
d streets southwest. was entered by thieves on
Thursday night, and robbed Of 81 IN inOnCy
and revolver valued at 80.
The subject Of tho sunday school lesson at
tho Young Mems Christian Association this
evening, from six to seven o'clock, will be
Jesus of Nazareth" st. Luke w., 1870, and
Rev. DIR. Hayden will be the leader.
Obj PANT at hnIfNuluc. EisCman DrUs. corner
Seventh and streets
National Republican., 1878-07-27
The PoIicenan's Pay.

The policemeu's committee will meet at ten
o'clock this morning to attend to some import
ant business. They did not wait upon tho Dis
trct Commissioners yesterday, as announced,
as only one of the Commissioners, Mr.. Phelps,
was at the Columbia buildings. 1t was thought
advisable to call when they could be heard by
all three. Probably the visit will bc nude
next Tuesday Petitions are being circulated,
and have already been signed by many hun.
dred citizens, protesting against the proposed
reduction of the pOlicemcn's salaries.
National Republican., 1878-07-27
The Srhuetleufp.t,

Tho thirteenth annual Schuetscufcst Of the
Washington Schurtacn Ncreiu will begin on
Monday and continue five days. The ar.
Tangcmonts for this festival are more extcn.
sivo than in any previous year, and the mem.
bers of the Nericn think 1t will be the most
successful one in every respect ever held,
National Republican., 1878-07-27
VEGETINE
Regard rs n Valuable
FAMILY MEDICINE.
January l, 1878.

January ], 1875.
Mr.. IL. Il. STgYESs.;
Dsnr SRI take pleasure In saying that l have
used the yegetine In my family with good results.
aud have known OF several case, Of remarkable
cure effected by IT, regard II u valuable family
medicine. Truly yours,
REY. WIN. MCDONALD,
The Rev. VIM. Mcdonald II well known through
the Tint states as m'nhter In III . NJ. T. Church
Thousands will bear testimony land do II
Voluntarily that VEGETISE Is the best med.
ieal compound yet placed ~, heters S the public
all humVrs, impnritles, or poisonous secreion' nom
tho syatem invgOTntng and stru lgthening the sys-
tom dsblltaied 6y disease; In fact II s us many have
called II, '"Iht Gr0At Health Restorer,"
National Republican., 1878-07-27
Amusements and Excursions.

CoNTQUE-Nariety performance.
Moonlight excursion Of Franklin Legion. Leave
Seventh street wharf ut seven p IN.
Cockade City excursions every Wednesday and
Friday at seven p NJ. and sundays at three p. m.
Steamer Mary Washington leaves seventh street
wharf for Mount Vernon at ten q. m. returning nt
four I'm.
Steamer sue 10 Point Lookout. Leave stephen
sons wharf at eight p. m, returning Monday
morning
Forty miles for ten cents The city Of AlcNan'
dria leaves Seventh street wharf at halfpas eleven
a. nl.. returning ut three p. IN.
One hundred miles for ten cents Steamer Mary
Washington leaves her wharf at 10 a. m. returning
at l:Ij r. m. Moonlight excursion In the evening.
National Republican., 1878-07-27
Real Estate Transfers.

Warren c. Stone ct al. to NJ. T.. Conrad, for
$40, sub.lot II, square 81 ; J. n Carpenter to
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com.
pany, for SEQ, lots IA, IL, and ID, square 23i !;
W. Johnson to A. Snyder for $50, lot :, square
0s6 NJ. VI. Ryan TO John Nagle, for $il2 ~,
lot II, square SAB g. W. Riggs to Theodore
Never, for 8! $50, lots 90 and q, sluare III.
National Republican., 1878-07-27
SEw BEDFORD.
ShrioSAI
Totals Ia 5g7l2IO Totals .....IO ig7lsII

The National and New Bedford will play a
farewell" game this afternoon, at five o'clock.
Lynch lately Of the Hartford has been on-
gagged by the National and is expected to ar.
rive in town to-day in time for the contest.
There should be a large turnout, in order that
the visitors may have good scnd.of.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Troy, y. Y.--Uticls O. Haymakcrs, 0,
Brooklyn, y. i.-Providcncc, 4 Miwau.
kCc 1
National Republican., 1878-07-27
National Aepublitan.
Arrival of Ps..snp.. Trains.

At BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEPOr, new JERSEY AVE
SuK AND sTREEr.
Morning. Efrninp.
s61s, N. Y. Phi & Bos eI -i:t0, Baltimore accom-.
ar, Baltimore express E,0 BALTIMORE accom-
$50, Western press 5:OD n Y, l'hil & Hos eN
t.u Daltmor. accom-. 52D Western Mall.
Sos, Fred &C.. Met br'ch sf57, Baltimore accom-
bSs, BaltiIlore Annapolis EFT Is, Baltimore express
and way, lT:sl Western express
etS, Mnrtinsburg and IIa- ssnD BaltinlCrc express
re fstown ac Met br'ch -yiS Y, Phll 4 hos eS.
slc:a, Baltimore acConi. iGe baltimore accom-
D;O baltimore NIress
sArrive daily. Others Sundays excepted.
Sc For the tmc OF departure OF trains see ndver'
6sements elsew here
National Republican., 1878-07-27
VEGETINE.
REV. J.P. LUDLOW WRITESi

IFS BALTIC srnEET, BInOKLYS, n. v,
November II, 1874
H. Il. STEVENS, EsQ.i
Ilsnr SiT-FruIn personal benefit received by Its
use, rs we'll US from per olll knowlcdSe OF those
whose cures thereby lave seemed almost miraculous,
I can most heartily and sincerely recommend the
NEEETlSE for the complaints which I is GAINED
To cure. JAMES l., LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Church, sacramento, Cal
National Republican., 1878-07-27
ThernometrIc Readings,
Indications,

For the Middle Atlantic states increasing cloudi
ness and rain warm souihcrly yCering To colder
northwest winds. fOllOwcdby rising barometer.
National Republican., 1878-07-27
Services Tn-MOrrDw,

At the Mount Vernon Place NJ. T. church South.
corner Of ninth and streets northwest, there win
DO preaching tomorrow at eleven .. ~. ald eight
D. IN, by the pastor, Rev. W. + Harrison y. D..
chaplain Of the HOUSE OF Representative. The
public Is cordially invited.
Rev. ~. Gray will occupy tho pulpit Of the North
Baptist Church Fourteenth street near K, tO-inOr.
row. The subject for his sermon at eleven o'clock
in the morning will be: " What Is implied In the
name Of Christian There will be no services in
tie evening.
National Republican., 1878-07-27

FOR upward Of thirty years Mrs, Winslow's sOoth.
lEg syrup has been used for children. II COrrects
aCldty Of the stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, cures dysentery and diRrrhua, whether
arising from teethng OF other causes. An old and
well tried remedy. 25 cents bottle.