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ST. GEORGES AGED RECTOR.
Tili, PEl. STEPHEN IT. TYNG FLIRTING
IRON ms CONGHEGITIOM
Ehysicaily weak, has Mentally AZ strong ~
Iscr-.A i.uet SERMON before Retirement,
and an I.aprca,ive Communion Service.

rtl..t.,I-- VTT..l ~, af"I,.I,. ~. D,,,,,., =, /.
"s '''"'l " ''"' '"' "1 ''',"S "' "''""< "'
iN,r-A i."'t He'm"n "'i"re he''re"eni'
and an I.nprea'iVe Communion Service.
,r, u - c.t n ,r.. t .. 1
INC nov IT, H''ihon H. LYING 'nue'c"
thr chan 'cl OF So. GEORGES Episcopal Caur'h,
,,..f..i,,,. ,,,,,,tn, fr,., u,. v..f,v l..fi p.r
''' .'"' ''''' '''"7' ~" .' 80 ~ 10
"Nily on tne arm oi ms SON. MOTIFS y. Iyhg'
80. ''' v", W." ~" ~ "'
Nv ~ Ni'''ili7' "a l3" ''"''n- "'sN ""'
b'nn pin'ed ut the front cdg' OF the chan'rl,
and behind wos n ohnir. When tho time
s. a. -. .,.i.,t H. ,.,.tl -
l'I 'n' 7'Itn'" "IIN''' 'ho N'n'I.p'o p"S-
tor was led forward TO preach for the last time
tn bis con.rayoiion boforo bis rntircront 40
- .,' -. , a,
I''''r 'mri'uS "l ~ NcoIEc p'ri7h AZ
though OBLIGED 90 sit during the delivery Of his
lia..,,,r., lila ,...tso ,r,l orr, :, t,no and Ills
" d" ''' , 'i
1t had not boon announced In tle ncwsuapcrs
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CONFERENCE SERMONS.
Bishop Foster Preaching In BrooLlyn and
IIshnp AndreM. In Now Nork.

The chief services incidental to the New
vi r., ..,.s.s.,.,,..s ,l. Al l, ,t..., No.. .
ioiN i"7, - w. VI =, ! 'nuI III were
condu ted IN the First Place VI. l.. Church,
Brooklyn by Bishop Foster The oliNro was
,i',.,,,,I rrt., nl,.'r s,.,,, n a e.,,.',,.,.,''
W. So "' """ -"'"'"'
with us pots OF iucNsNs uiolplhS Win hlp-s ms.
cula lilies and aznlias. and above all these vns
tho hloomin, face of parson Newman Cram.
-.,., - -
quoAbaHl laSlor' " sIldi HD'A ol lI'alilhs
elders gathering about the venerable bishop.
pr N.vrr,,r ,t,,rod IA na,rir4i, ,.ro,cr r,. ,t,
''' ~ '"' 80 '"-
country anu LOT HNycs' ana uhNcIsed IN MS pc
tltion all tie many countries which, as a Gov
.r,,,,o,,t ,,,,iaeor, bn bnl vi-itod II, ,r.,..l
,',t M i n ~ ,,,a. ,',i,tt H. ,,.,,rl it"p ip -
I,',f,,l IA "a, ru-sin ,,,i ti,at hi ,i ~ @ w.,
nv A., "w,, ~ 'IisIo,, tst,rs ar,,',, ., ,,, tl
,' ~ ~ !" f,,,,, p'n,,,u 1n ''''" ""' "''' =
"a ''-o VA nm i'''''"''' 80 80
& tn. m IT, & tr'',5s ,,, ~. 'i & i,',,n ~
are w i even lis c"fnai powcr and Goii '"' '''''
. a., -, ,t. p.n -.i,
ne ".p'rt w 'u' 9lti.nui ~. =, ,9,l'i' > t"''
We II y i' ~. ~ XXX. iNi'ul. a. l,i '
l' lh you, Nl" l, Nh"M ti"t hln Nl7t',ll.' W -
itl 60 'hl' t"I'' mus -l"n'l"I' VI .7T"Iii III +
y "I' ..i 'l.,..il 't'Io ,'i',, ~ ''.HN u .I'
,,.,t.a, rtu, '.,,. AI..ri it,,r
t.n T.. C.s.. JWm,- Ray. T. ii. In.lr. ii. l..
Nhe..l.r. ui.l 4. =. Dyhmau. WIS irrn aalrmn-
ia TLrurnli ANTS were mostly mid llr-n.srl
nm, A. sumo N il .r.iv--irauI,r lr-ir,lr who had
,I.iNra for SOM timo u~ n.ullraurhrr-. Tho
,.'i.--lOu 10 d...,u'- orders PERMITS ticm -
IIt.z. iury. ma r-,i-t at cinmuniln hut
thtv arc not allowed to preside Ut the comma
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cirE WoGLoMS DEATH
= Weil-known Member of an Old KnIeker-
hn.her EnmIlN OF .inten I.InnL.

Capt. Abram Wesley Woglom, of u family
that has resided ou Statrn Island since IT,, an
ce-tors came from Holland. among the Kni k
crhockor Dutch, died IN Now Brighton ON Fri
day last H. is to be buried to-day by the
side Of his father. grandfather. and great
grandfather The Woglom family has. from
early tim = Jared on the seas. In the palmy
days Of .hc Old Dominion Line from New York
to Nirginin, three brothers. Capt. John. as he
was termed TO distinguish him. OF the York
town, Capt. samuel of tho Margaret and Capt.
Noglom of the l'ebeoca. sailed between those
ports. aud they We're nryer connected with any
other line thun thc Old Dominion.
Capt.. Anrlnl, us tn" late Cart. 4. W. Wocl1m
Wt7 al"l t. distinguish him from his father.
OF lur Il 'lr''u, went uS mat" uI Ter his father
wh'n 10" WIS IL y"ur5 old. uui continued IN
tNHt o. .iIDu until Nn Was oi uge. when his
iaihrr wal ha huut the Rh'-.l. ANA uumod
% utrr hiS VITO. retired pud lnu Cu;f. Ahrnm
iu nommaul, ~ R"he-.n never suffered the
l'-- of % sinslu lif'. even ~ n day when. hay-
lu- h''O no Oh" lr'pI 10 uI' GOV. rnni'ut nt
uuinr'tk of t'I" war. eIir WAS sunk oft IS andy
li'Ih, through cus sic--ur>- 800 slowing her
cargo, amt lr'um' tlt1l Joss. Every man uu
board Wa- saved. CIpt. AuuW o0mmau i"d her
iHr Dl'N % Yeats. Failing health 'nWl .IIel h.m
!, = g. lt.u s'a strNl '" c.-,it".u years agp.
Ills death was ih" result. lis wife says. of in-
lNr|'- r". .iv"u SiN years age. when hc WIS
hLo Soi down and run over in Fulton street ui
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IIon1ING lnlIln0lD colfpANr.
= Very Lively sunday sight over In Green.
puint-Iar. on ,hc Track.

Tho Grc'-lpoint depot Of the Manhattan
Belrh Milr7ai G apany is on Bushwick
crc,k. w.-t ol We street. ON part of the
Banker ,state. which also owns Il part Of the
ground near Franklin street. bordering on tho
creek. Ovarthi- property the railroad has tho
right of way. \ strip between, owned 10y Mr..
Alexander, is claimel by the Banker estate.
which gave permission to construct the track
over it. ON saturday. Alexander found that
iho road intended to 20 over it. so ho lut up u
iru'c on .iuriuy night Ia the track of the road.
Tho company carted TICS and rails around the
block Yesterday, AMI lui! the track to the end of
the rnut" fherr rfWuning only six or seven
feet, s'parliel hy uir fence. To- complete the en-
tire lue. y large throng gltuered. and Capt.
Rhodes stationed "a sound of police there soon
after dark, the danger signals having been dis
trlhut"d at the different crossings. the construc-
ton train went backing down the track. The
coupling pin connecting tho locomotive to the
eight cars conveniently broke at Franklin street
Tho cars slowly rolled ON, and two of them
went rushing through the fence. a cheer went
up from the railroad mon. The police drove
everybody back. and though the truckmusirr
begged earnestly to be allowed To jack the cars
NJ aul ring tnem back. promising to repair
tile truck, thr police knew that the intention
was tp Law the rails, one lcnEth only. and they
would not permit the cars % he touched.
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VILE TOLINTE DEID.


pAwIUCRET April 7. Mile. Nolantc who
was shot Ia n variety hall hero ON Friday even
ing hy Jennie Franklin, whom she was assist
ins i'm an cNhihitionof marksmanshp dicdth's
evening. The bullet entered hcrtmln. the rife
bring aimed too low To hil am apple resting on
her head, and size was unconscious until shr
died Mrs Iruflin sasus fully touIrrc.,.itc
Will never Shoot ll.iu. There la "a ruWNr tlut
She Nyu~ drunk at the time of the accident. The
49, Mh'h lhc l"f nrmrrS are cAp' yea 10 tr,uN
nll tIG the visitors W.I bay tor thom. Mre.
frnhiin, Whom ia New York. WAS employed
only lu places Oi tNut churu ter,
Mile Noanto'-s -tcr. Jennie In0rrty. arrived
from lruol lyn this morning. She said that ele
had rluyrd life of excitement, and, ia spite Of
rcmOustrancra. went on the stuEo ~, "a tran ~
performer. Her mother nud brothers did not
know of her occupation. hut supposed she was
cNiri 81 mess rnLrr, VINO was accidentally shot
in ~. Iuuti four yours ago.
TT - ga AloHl thai Il few dnys ago she quar-
rrlIrd WIN ihis Young man nnd WIS ilA'hrdnd
that she lrigurd 30 he uucOncernod about the
AFFAIR hut lgr unnatural actions attracted the
attention OF her friends; thHt ON the night Of
the accident sho alp"hred IN uncommunly
good spirits. hut Hs she went ON the stage for
tlus net She e9ld 10 Mrs, frnnkiin,, houe 10
Franklin did not payi any attention 70 TINS
roWarn but noticed her unn-lal beh"ylori
steady when Mrs. frnnkln WIS shooting the
nppe from it, she voluntarily utica her head
ms # may, the mcmbrrS Of the company. with II
large numher OF the spectators, seem to ascribe
the cnuso OF the accident to hor moving after
the apple had been placed upon her head. she
would have had to straighten up but trilc to
have cUusrd tho sad accident
Mr.. irankln tho husband Of tho marks
woman, arrived from New York on Saturday
morning. nnd WAS much shocked to learn OF tho
accident. lie expressed the utmost confidence
in his wifrs ability 10 perform the hazardous
feat. nVd his faith in her sk i'll is unlmparcd.
In This connection il may he said that while
performing nj f4ll River, not long ago no was
Shot in the hand by hor. There nre rumors ot
Mrs, franklin's inloxicWion. but these are
denied IN toto by those who know. and OF leal-
foundation for.
A. far as M.',. Franklin Is concerned, the fatal
shooting seems to have been accidental. She IL
very much overcome, and as soon IA Miss Vo-
lantc died she went into Mysteries. ana ~ now
under medical treatment, She was arraigncd
on saturday afternoon on charge ot assault
with II dangerous weapon. and pleading not
guilty, gave bonds in the sum Of 81 900 to hp-
pear for trial on Tuesday next Messrs. Barber
EgElcston. the proprlctors Of tho Opora
House. becoming her surelIeS.
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aIiRKs Inou rmn rrlnoRArn

.Wun win b, rc-um.d ou fhc lui-on river bridge AT
fouHhhcrp-io today, ana two rris VIII Oc comlttd
TIE body of BRYAN Riley, who hna hcen missing from
hi, hout ~ Adams street, NrNtrk. since the 18th at
Was found Ncs'crinN IN the Murrs cnnnl
John liuth. an undertaken of Hcth.hcm, Pa was ar
rested u ltursdH lust the pohoc having scuNc the
dead body of hninHut concealed IN boz In his house
severe nelung occurred In the Iiric bash. South Al
rich. on the ION AIT II Is reported that ScCnCou hAl
declared himself openly hosulc and bescged two tort,
~ Ifansyaal
The Aicmson, Topekl and Santa rs Railroad Company
are strong M thcr determination not 10 Nirld tu t..o
strikers, amt WI make no CONCESSIONS hoiIeishi tau.
VIII move until "a day.
Patrick Welch, aged IS years N CHICAGO who wa.
rhmpmt from ihnt riN tu NcW Nuik Wicr, a. has rclA
uNrs tell between iir cars OF freight rnn. at Trihc.
I'M npnr luCn, ON SATURDAY. ana dlt tlAt u.Nt ruur
master tertusnn buried the rcmans Melch Was a mAll
oi considerable intelligence
large vat on the top floor al the Buffalo Crane Su-Ir
works IN bulhlO containing hiN wet curn hut-
Arsb fhN, carrying The corn anti part of the vat u me
ground nuor through Ne h1pper rt-t,unl kA. Henry
Hast usrd - year, Wo others ulrtuWh escaped death
Ihr Nut was Nuiug triHi Tor the nrst ntur.
Cn q l.. shepherd ~ Newpuit 4 T. who dll not psy
over the uni contributed iN other officers m lNii "A
monument on the stone llNrr mulc guund. has hrrn
sentenced 10 he confined within the hunts u ia" post nj
Port Adams for one year aud thcraib unul NY NANCY
~ tt with inter- Il trOm lsOA " paid. NVl
MAJ ARRESTED VI baIAIIAy,
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uM IND lnN. 7nronoHr 1ILroN


The new. That Mrs Virpu had finally
.Il
a''"''' l' '"' 'ilI "''S 10 i"''''i' anu 'i'
cIlrr children fDi uruD y Plymouth Church liEe
"A nfhuti.rlnt. N,-trr,luy II wis conceded ON all
,I b.. t ,
hNhd- WHl the reunion was an accomplished
iuet Mr.. SAearmnn. without saying that he
krayv IL f. hos, admitted tsnt De-. L.li.vol, g.,
on ~
'' S', N'u''0 h''r 10 'l'' p''''"'I s"lu lh"t
they had reason t. believe Mrs. Iilon had
cupitulntsI d. hrr husband and h,r ,n.fh.r
''I' j. .-"i "''"o' ia opinion.
Ym" i'enr n n- Tho l.'-t Trims tlHf n.l.I .,--
-inly hat,p.n f.r b.ri. TI..vurl.i. .t.t.tff Tie
tu,
"'" "'' "H." '".'' d. JUS '''7 l' ''l
hH W uii NOT n' ~, stupid n- % l''- hl- Wife o.
rriuru 20 him. II D." Aer les. .n a- l-
Wlf. l'N say, Ar t4.li7 frr lri. '.n 90.
On tl' 'N.i tid MhNF az .l'. ~ 'h"r s.
70 ends D eird .It- j 3 o a- 3D. So .k N.- .l.'-
lrs w'WHu. il'n Nh"~ lIi- rNl' .i r.-
o.. h.A~ 7 Wlh ,plu r'a .n'--.n .nnl thN
,.l' ~ l'" " i'NNH 'i o.. 'it p ih .liN, W.T. 10
+Ni~. flll NN ~Ni InIlINA iHl lurIIfi Ir Warmly
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Ex-GoI. MOsEs .iRRNsrEp.
Spending the Might III IL cen In the Police Gem
trnl Once -, IA prisOncr

While Inspector rhornc was sitting in his
private Office in the Police Central Onlrc be-
tween and o'clock last evening two we'll
dressed gentlemen entered. Tho larger Of the
two introduced himself as Deputy Sheriff John
>. ConuOr Of Charleston, 5. C.. lie intloiuncd
his iricnl-a slender gentleman Of middle
height with dark hair. eyes. und full
beard. and n jewish east of countcnancc-
az Gov. Moses. AZ soon as the Introduction was
con luded Deputy Sheriff Connor handed to
the Inspector a vOluminous State document
tied with blue ribbon. and bearing the seal of
the state Of South Carolina. which proved to bc
Coy. IIamptons rc1uisiton upon Gov Rob
inson for tho delivery Of tho body Of
franklin J. Moses. Jr.. TO the Deputy sheriff
for removal to South Carolina. Attached TO
tho roquisiion were the officers commission
and a copy Of the Indictment charging Moses
with forging the the endorsement to the follow
ing note:
tharcsion South Carolina, Jan - 1877 Ninci, DAYS
after date PROMISE tn pay u Che Order 81 Mulfuf
hdnir'i and II @tccnioinrl tc r,cci,ci al count i
Interest aiier maturity at t, rate Vi r. rer cent ger
Enior.cl J. woopnrrr
The indictment adds, " with intent to dcfraud
ON James Allan"
would ike to lcayc The prisoner in your
churEo until muruiu-' tho Deputy Sheriff said.
turning 20 Inspector Thurn".
Ihe Ex-Governor FHt iu ihe back oflloo whilc
n d'spltch WIS sent 90 superintendent Waling,
VIII" so0n rcsponarl in person, After a brief
mission to dc;iin tao distinguished prisoner
Ex-Gov Moses was tascn into tn, detectives
onire. where he was duly registered;
Noses
l.eri Ia ,hc United statsa
can .aal ana write
K,-iicutc. N,w York city.
H. was shown into ono NJ the double nclls In
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TIE WAR CRISIS IN EUROPE.
sfCNTfICiNT rTER.iNCE or 4 ST PIs-
IERSB1RG NEHSP.fPER.

Russia 90 Maintain her Position t'nmovcd by
Euginnd's Ihrcats-.iustria IN Hc.l,t tho
Formation ora siaV state On her Iiorder
LONuON. April commenting on tho Lon-
don Ios's dlclaruti IN of Saturday that the Brit
fish Government would back up It's circular. but
was willing 10 consider the views Of Nlcnnese
statesmen the J0uuai dc 81. R9ersjoUg says:
Russia can TRANQUILITY regard the waycrn.s II
ancrvous policy while herself maintaining her
position uumovod"
Ihe - Ic'@'s5Tg Gazette, n journal pub
Ished 10 the Russian language, has received a
warming on account Of an article melting war
correspondent Of the pari. Tennis at Pesth
has had un interview with VI. Tis1n. Premier of
the Hungarian Ministry who said Auslria-
Hungary would go To- war. If nncos sary to pro-
vent the establishment Of Slay state ON her
southern frontier
rumor is current in st. Petersburg that
Prince Gort'hakoN may resign in favor of
Count schouyaloG with a view TO restore conf
dcncc between Bus-in and Europe.
Cons,anfinople despatch says II is n =
nounrrl that Nciyk Pasha's iniisposi,ion has
increased and n consultation Of physicians been
held. II ie said that Vefyk considers. In tho
cyont of au Auglo-Rus4i1u war that the porie
should not resist o British fleet pus. ing throuch
ine Hosp'rus Tho Turks are to rcoccupy
The Oisoya' believes that Mr.. Gladstone COIN
cides with tine determination of the Opposition
l'nd"r- io move 10 amendment to the adlrcss
tp the Queen ON Monday.
. The U.s1'rc says tlat ". Waddinlton tho
French Minister Of Fnraipu ANir- when an
swrrns Prince Ouon- reprc-nniations in re-
E9rd T. ~" tone OF the lrcn h press. assured
CoNsrANriNopfE. Arril "a re,nrt c,,,o,
from good source Tint the Khcdivc hn. nn-
noun'ed that hr Will declare his inlepcndcnca
hnd. ''' i-"'
Ii Is stated that RUSSIA has Officially offered ia
British n 1T WithiriWs.
Italy j. cnjaavDring 10 induce The Porte 10
suspend host ilitirs in TN ~saly. alleging fcara
ol EiNN" complications. Grcr'r is similarly oEs
deaFornS To influence the Insurgents.
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PoUGHKEEPsIE. April THE jury OF inquest
on the death OF Farmer Thompson brousht IN two yer.
diets tour of the iuymcn holding that Oncor Smith did
the shsOung in sclict nee, and Nc holding that e did
II while an passion. with no intent 10 kilL
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Fresh stock of Commercial Mtg Co.'s butter
always on hand fyutt Horton Co, Company Agents
No - Murray et-dfr
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American Soft Capsules. Tin boxes. Bost and
oh, npest All druggists Circulars Maugcr 'utric
iI0 keade d.. ~ Y AVOID fancy uanvs ana prieea-Aag
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nocuta Snndalwood. Safe. cortnin cure dis
oi the urinary organs Beware OF danpt ruus mtH
tnn, Al drug.i,ts Circulars mailed. Dunlas Dick
Co, New IOrk-AdS
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r,n.en rauper. burned to Death.

BATH. n y. April 7.--One OF the buildings OF
III S,ouich County fuolhuusc, neai THIS place, wa
hurued last night, and fifteen nmaios letished The
place Nns set on iire hl ah Insane pAupcr
National Republican., 1878-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 Town on Wheels,


Garland, Colorado, is q town on wheels.
whenever the Denver aud Rio Grande Railr ,ad
hnishes section Of road the town moves to
the end Of the line. The people of Garland
a-e determined TO live at the end Of the mar
row guage, no matter where Il takes them.
As the line will be extended to Alamossa next
week, the festive Garlanders arc now prepar-
ing to pack up and move-or dust, as they nut
1t. The houses are being taken down In see.
tons, and In week or ten days the present
te OF Garland will be deserted both by friend
AMI foe. Garland was bnilt In week, an a at
e time had about 1000 inhabitants. II Is
q healthy place; 1t was located about one year
ago, and there have been but seven deaths.
30 You see there are few that die, but when
they do die they die suddenly. The cemetery
on the hill contains seven graves, mud we
climbed the steep declivity In the carly morn
ing TO inspect It, One is the grave Of q wee
babe, whose little lamp Of life went ont after
AN existence of two months The second Is
that Of an aged man, the Judge" as lie was
famiiarly called, who died natural death.
The remainder met with violent deaths-one
was hanged by tho Vigilance Committee and
four were shot dead In the sal0Ons Not
unlike Texas is this place, as described by an
old Texan, who, after being asked by q
stranger whether II was necessary TO carry
weapons, replied that long intervals might
clapse before weapon was required. but
when YOU do want pistol you want one
mighty bad
National Republican., 1878-08-09
PONDS EXTRACT:
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Noe: Ask for E'ond's Extract
sake no other.

SHEAR %. Will spssk o. szesiisna
ronD,s EXTRACT Tho great vegetsbls
thirty yssrs, M.d Tor % aiisaliass. line and pIo@p, p,
,, nIrnnve virtue. cannot be exreiied.
onPaEN: sa,s.: Ns :. m,'y s.n ssor ,oss .i!hont
sImo:t Instantly " eternal sppliessscs. ssa.
EssnSs,o. E%Ss Eaas Esss. e T.rc; Ga ssss
a.%ms.;9a. .ns. rsasss: s.sissss .o.: slssdins.
LADi Es nnd i iSsir sest tfp frieSd % p ssso.s.s
the paine to which they are peculiarly
the head, nausea vertigo, 60. u promStlI
sinss ameiiors:es IT ., and per.aanen.ly 6eels a.
HEmoR q HOLDS or PILES nnd 10 this tho
1riy immediate retisf and ultimate cure
long reslst lie regular nse. '~''
vARIC0sE vEINe. It is the only sure cure.
KIDNEY DlsEAsEs. Ithss no equal Tor per.
BLEEDING from soy csuse. For this u iss sps-
siac. It hss .ayea hundrcds q lives vhea all
Nh, Mhsa.s...% . aTs , A alike rsis~d. and
cHYskCIANSo OF all schools who arc acquainted with
l'ond's Extract Of WITCH Hazel recon-.
eomincndation fru.n hundreds Of Physicians,
many Of whom order u for use in their owa
Dfactce. In Aldifion 10 tho foreGuing, they
order its use for swellings Of all kinds,
Quinsy, Ssrc Thu oaf, In famed Toa-
sils, ample and chronic Diarrh9a, Ca
tarrh lior which II Is . sJ<e,fe, Chill
blains, Frosted Feet, Stings of
Insects, Musqstttoes, etc, Chsppsd
Hands, Face, and indeed all manner Of
skin diseases.
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, RouRhness
and snartingp heals Cuts, Ersptions
ind Pimpies. II rerSres, inrtcornies and
rsfre,Lss, while wonderfully improving the
Conplertos.
TO FARMERs-Pond's Extract. No Stock
Breeder, no Livery Man can afford to be with
out II. 1t In used by all the leading Livery
Stables, Street Railroads and nrst Hors.men
On New York City. II hos no equal for sprzins
Harness or Saddle Chahngs, Stiffness
Scratches, swspings, Cuts, Ia.oerations, Bleed
ings, Pneum6hin, Collie, Diarrhoea, Chi1s
Colds, &c Its range Of action Is wide, and the
relief 1t affords IL 70 prompt that 1t is sinvalua-
bie in every farm-y ard as we'll as in every
farmhouse. Let II DO tried oIce, aud you
will never be without IL.
CAUT1ONi Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has tho words Ponds
Extract blown in each bottls. 1t ID prsIared
" the only persons living who ever
knew how to prepare II properly. Refuse all
ether preparations Of Witch Hazel. This 10
the only article used by Physicians, and in the
hospitals Of this country aud Europe.
HISTORY and Usec Of Scnd's Extract,
In pamphlet form, sent irt- on application to
roND's EXTRACT COMPANY, % Maiden
National Republican., 1878-08-09
aus Th&ds
DuNCANsoS BROTHERS, Auctloncers.

DCNCANsoN BROTHERS, Auc,ioneers.
TtIpnsTEtS' sAdEJF ONE OF THE MOST vALu.
TON BRiNG s2mAhE No, iis. IN THE iMME.
DiAiE Nl.INIIN OF THE HIHiDfNCE OF
THE bRlTlSN MINISTER, AND not SDED BY
n STREET NOlrrH. NINETEENTH STREET
STREET CIRCLE
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated NAV q A. iSTs
duly r'oIitd ~ Id No. Isl, foiJ 81 % the land.
ie Ords fOr the Ds'nt ui Columbia and at tip re-
quest Of the party Sactret thereby W. wilI sell nj
pihlic auction In front uf the premises. I'm sATtIt
DAl August n. lSs NJ 5Ocl OK y. NJ nll OF square
iIil" red one lundr nnd lin, Ell UI6l IN the city o.
washington District OF touuiha. rs LAID down on
ne nInls ad pnts OF said city cuiItn ung alSut one
ground. -
TIE l'rns Of snls. prescribed Ia said desd OF ius
are ana VIII be Rs fOlOws. The SUN oi twenty thou
sAnd donr 70 cash and the b,lAnce IN thre aud tour
Years hT which the notes oi the purc'ia'er. ie r,Ig
teisi NJ ~. rate % six per cenuin Yer annum from
the day OF sle, and secured by deed " r,is, the
proy-tS -od, shnl, be taken d-posit oi one thou
anl dollnrs snail be te ~ rd Of the purchaAra the
time o. s9le and all conyeyancinr aud rcyrnie
stamps shall be 81 the expense OF the purchaser"
W The terms OF sale are not Conped w.th la ssvpn
days amer the sale the trustees reserve the ght to
sell the property ut the iik and eKprise " the
hnliing pur assr afer giving five dai ihc net ce
thereof
shSLis ]. BOWEN ,r.,,.,
hu.dtds JOHN VI. LAS,.sTON,J if"'"'s'
National Republican., 1878-08-09
TaG SMITH 4 EGGE MANUFACTURING CO.

LOCK WlN lul, BltllH ElOlkl, CONN,
Manufacturers Ut speChltr, IN IiphI Hardware aud
metallic g"Uis gtn"rallN t"v"rmn'u aud Glamt Pad
locks, sewing Machine Lp,kS, Plane Locks Organ
Locks the aulntnntICHlly made Gihut S.Ish Chain
lcIur To every other and VrT, much rhvupr No
special pulley required The Smith Egg MnuuE,,S
turing COMPANY also gives sInCiul attention To- the
making at estimates tnT the ro>i uf the manufacture
ui patented Inventions aud all the neDSsshTy lopls
nnd the manufacturing ct the same royalty. All
communications treated rOntd"nIuliy.
my?IM FGm
National Republican., 1878-08-09
PINK coral is coming again into fashion.

PINK coral is coming again into fashion.
HIGH back.combs, with engraved white
metal tops are In great demand.
THE other day, us two newly arrived Micks
were walking up Kearney street, n pavement
trap-door opened and Chinese store-portcr
emerged. "BegOrra :" said one of the Pad
dies, III the haythens haven't got tunnel
clanc thro' from Chinec, bad luck to thin ~
San EdBciseo NsTs. Letter.