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National Republican., 1878-11-16
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john" restaurant Fried Oysters 25Ccuts
per dozen, in a box. seventh aud d streets.
PARTIES wanting furnished houses, call Oh
or address b. II. Warner, UlO + street north.
west
Lucinda Lewis, co!ored, native of VII.
gina. died IN Willow Tree alley last Wedncs-
day at the advanced age or 10.
Que marriage license wls issued yesterday
and that to AlvXuudGi Jones and Emma Lock.
ner, OF llowardtown, ID. e.
Inspector Eutwisle has issnci permit TO
build to \. 4. Winfield. one two.story blicG,
on Thirtccu.anl.ahAlf, between Is and streets
southwest, 1920
Tile FreudInens Savings Bank COmmi,.
siOncrs propose at an early date to cell at
suction large amount Of real estate IN this
city and ether parts OF the country, which
they hold a. part OF the assets of the com
pauy,
Complaint Is made of numbc- Of colored
boys, hat grown, who Insult ladies in the
street on New York avenue northwest. Among
Others Is one who appears to make practice
OF whi,lliug aud haw having and by suudry
other gr'nlaccs attracting the attention anu
annoying passJr- by.
A cOlnICd woman named Laura Mason was
arrested by Ottrrr TnumIeou yesterday ovvu.
Ing Oh n charge OF stealing coat from Martha
Thompson. The prisoner was Oh seventh street
at the time she was arrested, and had on tie
coat she Is charged with stealing. Thi, morn.
ing she will have toexpIaiu matters to Jadsc
Smell.
Last Thursday evening gas explosion
occurred N the cellar ol the Willard building.
No. 1913 T. street northwest. An employee ul
the gas company descended into the cellar
with II lighted candle for the purpose Of look
ing at the metre. Il appears that the cellar
was filled with gas from an unknown leak In
the pipes. The gas was ignited by the candle
and made loud REPORT. The man WAS quite
badly burned about the head.
National Republican., 1878-11-16

At Calvary Baptist Church Rev. A. +. Mason
will, in the morning, repeat his discourse on
Science and Genesis" aud in the evening de-
liver the fifth OF the series of evening dis
courses. Subject Work" At tho close of
the evening service II Is expected that the
ordinance of baptism will be administered.
Bishop Fallows, the presiding bishop of the
Reformed Episcopal Church, who has recently
muda Islands, will preach at Marini's Hall to.
him on his previous visits here will be glad 10
have another opportunity.
The Trinity Plain, Reasonable, and
ScriptuTal Doctrine a lectu.e at ha!f.past
seven p. N. tomorrow, and The Second
Coming" a morning discourse, at New Jcrusa-
lem Temple, North Capitol street, near B.
Right Rev. Samuel FslOws, d. D., presiding
bishop Of the reformed Episcopal Church, will
preach at the Church OF the RedeGmer, in
Murinis Hall, at eleven y. u. Tomorrow.
Public invited. Seats Tree.
At All souls Church, Rev. Clay MacCau!ey,
pastor, morning service at eleven a. N.
Strangers cordially Invited. Vesper services
at hu!I.past seven p. M, at which time seats
free.
Rev. Alex. Kent lUnivcr.alist) will
preach IN Talluadge Hail tomorrow, at
eleven a. III. sunday school al 9I5 u. H.
Public cordil.,y invited.
Rov lDr. Patton Of Howard University, will
preach in Whitnoy Avenue Chapel Tomorrow
night, at haIlpast seven o'clock. Al. arc cor
daily invited.
4 Al IN at
National Republican., 1878-11-16
socIablc at the l. street Baptist Church.

The f SiIcrt Baptist Church save pleasant
snciHb.e last evening. which wa, enjoyed by
large number OF young people. Rev. Dr.. Par
kcr presided and made few happy remarks
The cxcicises were opened with piano solo
by Mrs. Davis rendered in ane style. Which
was followed by select reading Driving
Home the Cows by Miss Sue Sheriff who
rendered the conflicting emotions called for in
that sweet poem with excellent dramatic cf.
feet Miss Nrmmo also gave n fine recitation,
aud vocal music was contributed by Miss Ncl.
lie Duland, Miss Young, and Mr. Cohen. 4 fca
ture Of the occasion was an original essay read
by DR.. King, which pleased the congregation
amazingly. The serving Of choice refresh.
ments was a titting yfHdle to the evenings en-.
tertaument.
National Republican., 1878-11-16
Expenses of the Reform School.

Distrct.AttOrney A. @. Riddle, esq. has re-
turned the letter Of the Commissioners In
reference to the expenses Of the inmates of the
Reform School. He says that tho act of June
90, ISIS, seems to change the method of sus.
tanning the school. 1t provides that the Dis.
triCt shall pay on that account One.hdlf of the
expenses for the inmates. and for other cx.
pcnscs a sum not exceeding $1,000. He thinks
1t clear that this is to be regarded IN full OF all
charges TO be paid by the thirteenth section Of
the act of May B. 1875. The language of the
act seems TO warrant no other conclusion than
that this is to be the sum total Of all disburse.
meats by the District on account OF the Re.
form ) Loul,
National Republican., 1878-11-16

Samuel WAceIeT, co!ored thief, was arrested
by Officers Shanks aud Fitz,immons last
Thursday for the larceny Of roll OF carpe,
trou, the store of Mr, Trunnel, on seventh
street. the night previous. The thief was dis
covered IN a Carpenter shop back OF the Cook
school building. on o strct, where lie bad
se,rctrd h!s p!umdcr. He wa, arraigned in the
Police Court yesterday, and as the charge
against him was tor grand larceny, he was sent
to Jail for further hearing
National Republican., 1878-11-16
N CSE " EN- rs.
The selikn Concert.

Those most deeply interested In the success
of Madame Sclika,the colOrCd prima donna,
and who exp, cited most of her, could not have
felt the slightest disappointment in the man.
ncr that she acquitted herself at the concert
at tho Congregational Church last evening
She sang h'r way into tho hearts of her
hearers. thoroughly. trained artist she has
lost none Of the natural melody Of her voice
by too severe discipline. Her voice is of wide
range and every note is musical. She sings
with an case that imprcsscs her hearers
with the idea that she holds always a
large force In reserve. Race prejudice
may affect hcr success pcCuuiarly. but
impartial critics will have to accord her
place among the greatest OF sopranos in the
country. Her first performance last evening
vas Mi,lcrs 'StaCca o Polka" the difficult
music OF which .hp mastered very artislicIIly.
Her singing OF Ncrii's "Ah FOrsc L. Iui Che
L'Anima' WIS grand effort aud received a
storm Of applause. In resTOu,e TO an encore
she sang "Ihc Last Hose Of summer very
swectly. Madame So.ika WIS aS-,strd by her
husband, Mr.. Sampson W'ilisns, tluc bari.
tone: McSsrS. Tompkiu4. Fleetwood. Layton,
Mckinney, Benjamin, Grant aud Male, MiSscl
Amelia TiighmNu, Matte Lawrence. and Lena
Miller. fhC singing Of Miss Matte Lawrence
revealed rare vocal power, aud was rewarded
witt an encore. Mr.. John f. Layton also dis.
tinguishcd himself by iuC rendition Of 4 solo
entitled TO HOr,c."
National Republican., 1878-11-16
A Sensational Report About the Relief Com
mission.

A publication in weekly paper in this city
copies of which were distributed through
Newspaper Row last night for the purpose Of
inducing correspondents to send Off the same
sensational and exaggerated statement, does
great injustice to the members OF the Yellow
Fever Relief Commission, aud should not be
allowed to 20 unCorrccted. reference to the
figures will show the mistake which the writer
has fallen into in his desire 10 injurc the repu.
tion of the members of the commission. The
financial statement made recently by tho
treasurer Of the Relief Commission showed
that the total receipts to date November II =,
ls1sl were sl3,jGiG5. Statements were pub.
lishCd in the daily papers, a short time prior
to the time this report appeared, 10 the effect
that the total cash collections in this city for
the relief Of the yellow fever sufferers
amounted to Si2, l22.-l.
These two statements are placed together,
and the author of the article in question
thinks he has discovered n rare piece OF rascal.
ity, of course blsing his article ON the asSuiLp-
tOn that the entire sum collected pa ,srd
| through the hands Of the treasurer Of the com.
mission. The fact is, that the commission was
| established at comparatively late day. some
| $4,000 were raised and sent South before the
commission began It's work. After the CONF
| mission vas established considerable money
| raised in the District was sent South without
passing through the commission. Some uota-
bic instances are the large suIns raised by the
managers Of the three tournaments and other
benefit entertainments, the East Washington
Relief Association aud other organizations, not
one dollar Of which was haudIed by the com
mission. This statement will explain the ap.
parcut discrepancy between the newspaper re.
port Of collections amounting to ST., l22. 81 and
the reports Of the receipts OF the commission
amounting 10 only :l3,j6i.66.
CmrlDsrN,. and boys su.l- from o. to sl6, at Kat
National Republican., 1878-11-16
The Deadlock at the Treasury Dcpartnei
broken,

The Deadlock at the Treasury Department
Broken.
The accounts of the Commissioners of the
District Of Columbia were submitted to the
First Auditor OF the Treasury on the 18th in.
stant, accompanied BY very large number of
vouchers representing disbursements smounl-
ing to about $4,000. The Fist Auditor has
not had time to examine these vouchers, but has
found that payments have been made by the
Commissioners In about that amount. The
First Comptroller mas felt authorized upon his
knowledge TO grant rcquisitiUn Of the Com.
msSOmrrs for an amount asked by them
Pherc has been some difference between the
Commissioners r. and the accounting officers as 10
the form IN which the accounts Of the COmmis-
s0ncrs shall be rendered, but these differences
have been removed by an interview between
the Commissioners and the First Comptroller
and an amicGble agreement will probably sOOn
be reached
National Republican., 1878-11-16

William II. Douglas ct al to Nancy Douglas,
for $1,000, part of lot l, square 575; William
H. Barnard TO William L. Chandler ct AL, ~
80? 800, property OH st oddard street George.
town; b. F. Clark to George Noneid, for 81 500,
lot l2 and part of lot -. square 5l5; G. b. Pear
son 10 Mirhael White for 100, lot ST, sub.ii.
vision Mount Pleasant b. II. Warner ct al,
trustees, to c. b. Pearson for $3.50, lot S. sub.
division Mount Pleasant; II. J. Dean to l..
Montrop for - O0O, lot Il, subdivision, square
452; Bridget Kyuo to john TOland for s., lot
{, square 20; J. II. W. Bowley to J. W. Dean,
for $1,000 lot is, square l95.
National Republican., 1878-11-16
Net Entitled to Damages.

Mossrs. Darlington & Csrringtou, attorneys
for David snowdcn, some time since made ap-
pliCaton to the District Commissioners for the
payment Of a proper sum to their client for iu.
juries received on the 10th of July last. 1t
seems that Snowden participated in the labor
riots at that time, and received a ball in the
left side from a policeman's pistol for which
he subsequently demanded damages In re-.
sponse to the application tho Commissioners
decline to pay, stating that the proof is con.
elusive that SnOwden was not only with the
mob but leader
National Republican., 1878-11-16

As WILL he seen by the card of the Mutual
Prot, clion Firc.Iusuranco Company OF the
District in this number Of our paper, the COm-
puuy holds out unusual inducements to those
lu>mimg before the 2jth inst. This company
may be called a cooperative society IN its best
sense, and 1t Is not strange that Il should have
met with the unusual success which has al.
tended 1t thus tar Its trustees are all well
known rs among our most entcrprising and yet
conservative men. They are: Hon. George
Taylor tprosidcnu, William BtIlantync, esq
vice president, Hon. Joseph Casey. aud
3Iessrs. John Z. IIarkness, William J. Sibley
y. W. Burchell. Charles L. Peck, James II. 81.
vile, and John T. Given; James L. Fitch, sec
rotary.
National Republican., 1878-11-16
The Encounter between Hutchins and Ham

The story told by Mr. Hutchns' friend. in
regard to the encounter between him and Mr.
John P. Hamilton last Thursday night is as
iollows Hamilton :hrust bis head into a
group Of gentlemen with whom Hutchins was
talking, and made an insolcnt remark
Hutchins simply brushed his hand across
H4mtltou's face, whcreupOn tho latter thrust
his hand into his oyerCoat pocket us IL to draw
II pistol. For fear that he had II weapon
HutChins closed upon him, rs a matter of self
protection and upon that HanliltOn's friend
took him away. They assert that IIutchius
made no move to draw pistol; had none
sbOut him, and further, that Hamilton was
drunk aud therefore not dangerous.
SIS OvERCOAIsIOO ORDER. EISEMA& BROS.
National Republican., 1878-11-16
Virginia Cadets ON an Excursion.

ANyE.
National Republican., 1878-11-16
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To Owner. of Enrnlshed IIomses.

sonubIe rates may find tenants by calling at
the real estate Office of b. II. Warner, sl6 +
street northwest, as members of Congress and
Others who axe going to spend tho winter IN the
city are daily applying 10 him. Charges very
moderate.
National Republican., 1878-11-16
Theatre CuInIque.

Tonight viii be the last chance to witness
the strong bill prepared this week by the
manager. Of the COmiquo for their patrons,
lm addition to the drama, "Staf Of Diamonds, e"
in which John Robinson, Harry WlIiaru.. aud
other members otthe regular company appear
u I. oil advah u c, q number of the best
speciality artis- 10 the profession APPEAR. The
IATGrrs, Lew and Pauline. arc among the bCst
sketch artists now travelling Moore and Les
singer, the German comedians, are very funny,
aud do Il new line Of business; Miss Louise
Nuri", in operatG selections, is In the front
rank Of popular vOO,hst-; Cummings aud
Hines, in song aud dances, make a strong
team and Miss Emma Brct,o is a scrio-cOmc
NocIiist equalod by few, aud surpassed by none.
National Republican., 1878-11-16
FRr.rs aud pure N' 7. Cider at Loncktou
EnrIell LINeA.

justice Macarthur yesterday granted to Julia
DU,uey Peabody divorce from Jose X. Peabody,
aud gave her the custody Of the children. The
parties were married In Baltimore, Md, De.
ccmbcr ), $50. She charges the husband with
being iutcmpcrOte, repeatedly cruel, maltrcat-
Ing, abusing, and ucgcctiHg her aud guilty OF
adultery with Emma Harding and other !rwl
women. The charge being sustained tho d.
yUrCe was dccrCed
National Republican., 1878-11-16
Another Accident from Goa, OIL.

Last Thursday evening, while Miss Lille
Sinclair was studying her lessons at a table in
her annts house, On II street, between Fourth
and Fifth streets northwest, her aunt at
tempted to light q lamp from the one by
which Miss Lille was studying. The result
was an explosion, by which Miss Lille was
severely burr cd about the faco and eyes. DR..
J. d. johnson rendered tho necessary surgical
aid, and thinks tho young ladys eyes may be
slYCd from hestrnctinn.
National Republican., 1878-11-16
Go TO to Julius Lansbursh for window shade,
The Trade-Dollar at "a Premium.

Many persons are refusing to take the trade
dollar for more than ninety cents. Such is not
the case, however, with Kat2eustciu, the fash
ionable tailor, $40 Seventh street. as he has
reversed the order Of things by allowing sl05
for every tradc.dollar received by him in pay
mcnt for clothing, provided the purchase
amounts to so or over.
National Republican., 1878-11-16

FoE upward of thirty years Mrs. Winslow's
soothing syrup has been used for children. 1t
corrrcts acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind
collie regulates the bowels cures dyseu.cry
and diarrshGa, whether arising from teothing
or other causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
20 centsa bottle.
National Republican., 1878-11-16

Is pretty generally discussed, as Is also the
bargains oh,!cd IN youths, boys and chi.
drehs clothing, at tic Boys Clothing House oil
b, Robinson x Co. yuV Pennsylvania avenue
On the latter subject, The people are a unit ,
on the former, there Ia quite q diversity Of
opinion.
National Republican., 1878-11-16
National Theatro-I,cI,er., Magic.

Nr. Hellcrs engagement at tho National
will terminate with the performance this even.
ing. A new programme will be presented at
the matinee to-day aud At the evening per.
fOrmance. The lauShable Performance OF
Punch and Judy" which created so much
merrmcnt Saturday, will be repeated. MT
Heller will execute some of his most Cele.
hrHted fcats Of magic. aud tho wonderful soc.
Ona.s!ght Of Miss Heller will be amply tested.
An agreeable part OF the rrpgrtfumU will be
seem not lees wonderful than his magic.
MEMS OyEKCO.Ts. EI.ENAN BROS. 7Tu
AMI
National Republican., 1878-11-16

The trot.lns race at B.ightwood yesterday
afternoon Lclwecn Sooner and Eastern Shore
Boy wits won by the former in thee straight
heats. The winner was Handicapped by being
driven to a wagon, his opponent being attached
to light sulky. Between the heats Gilt. Edge,
we'll known trOttcr was spccdcd for the BEN
cit Of the spectators, and made good time, lis
best mile being accomplished in 2374.
National Republican., 1878-11-16

In regard to the liability of the Washington
GNsttght Company to pay license under the
act Of the District Legislature, and also the
tax assessed on its capital stock under the act
OF Congress, Diotrict.Attorncy Riddle er.
prcs,c, the opinion that he has no doubt Of
the liability OF the company for both Of these
dues. The tax Is an assessment on the capital
as such property the license is an imposition
ON. the business.
National Republican., 1878-11-16

IT .s sNileniDg TO see our hair LlOssomng for
the RIayG 100 carly. More espeC!Rlly women ierI
this affection and II Is even 4 SIe6trr dCfOnnny to
them than to men. AYERS HAN VlOUR removes
It and Tesorvs the hair sometimes, bat iLs original
color always.
National Republican., 1878-11-16
LOCAL MATTERS.
4 Batch Of Items Collected by Our
Reporters.

snowden, tho Wounded Rioter. Not Entitled
TO Damages-Another Accident from
coai-Oil-The Expenses Of the Re-
form schooi-Piessant socia-
ble-A Sensational story
Exploded, &C., &c.
National Republican., 1878-11-16

Con LIVER on AND LNE.--That pleasant aud ac.
,Om,-"NlIOOTs Compound OF Pure Cod Liver Oil
aud L!me'-.s being universally adopted In mrdi.
simA practice. Sold by the proprietor A. Il, WILL.
bOR, Chemist, Boston, aud all lTuggisls
National Republican., 1878-11-16

Gents calf (genuiueJ handmade Congress
Gaitcrs, $3.50, at T. s. Gartrelrs, 900 seventh
street, corner Of |.
National Republican., 1878-11-16
National Acpublitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains
NFrTNHT Of THsstHEtF TTHIHs
At BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DEPOT, SIXTH AND \
STREETS,

At BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEPUT, SEW jERsLi ANt
ME AND STREET.
Morning. ESuin1.
s&i0, ST. Louis & Crn. eS $50, Baltimore Accom
$50 fhia. & \. y sx, go RsltImore accom-.
s.sO Jhlt o 4 pittsg ex. 500, Y, Phil & BoSeS.
Nv. baltimore and way sos Piedmont, strn-hurs
stations Wuchestpr, Fred OK
t2b, bred. &C, Met btchD' UngersiOwn, Point OF
XII BALTIMORE, Annapolis Rocks 4 way stations
express -tT7, baltimore accom-.
ktb, Naftinsburg and ia. .7;Oi baltimore PNpieSs
gtfstUwn ae Micro s7.j5 Baltimore way Na
- pOlthn tranrh.J tons.
eloiSO, Baltimore accom-. $500 Chicago 81. LOUIS.
hiV, baltimore express. fgi7, NY, PM. 4 BOs1oh
express.
sArrve daily. Oilers Sundays excepted
50 For the time OF departure OF trains see hdvsT
tkenlents es ewhere
National Republican., 1878-11-16

vi PINPLED BlOtChcd, and liberated Vcums Of
Bcry!Iluus diseases, Who drug yOIrumvlerm persons
mo hc company Of better men, take Ayers SRFsa.
paTlla and purge out the foul corruption from
your blood. Restore your health, and YOU will not
only Cujoy life better, but make your company
more lOlcgEbiG 10 those wLJ must keep It.
National Republican., 1878-11-16
KArzESsrEIS Is the Clothlcr.
CRY IiEHS.

No WHOLESALE butter house IN this city or Balt
more has better fscilie, for daily receipts of choice
DAIRY products than sFICER's corner Ninth and
streets norlnwesl Large stock. Fine goods. Low
prices. Fair dealing.
National Republican., 1878-11-16

The severe storm { the 9th, 9Th, and 10th
of August last destroyed trees and boxes and
oceasioned an expense Of ", 800. In many parts
Of the city great incon vcnences to pedestrians
arise from trees left standing in tho sidewalks.
Some Of these old relics are isolated near the
centro Of the thoroughfares and should be
removed. most of them being inferior and
unhealthy, interfering with the growth OF re.
cent planning, which now afford shade, and
there Is no reason why the superseded trees
should longer Obstruct the promenades aud
impair the beauty Of the streets.
Iu order to give space and nutriment to trees
planted In hard clay soil il is suggested that
excavations hc made by trenches thirty inches
In width aud of sufficient depth between the
Curbstonc and pavement from tree to tree,
excepting u space Of six or eight feet IN widtE,
us a means OF communication with the street.
They ask that rings for hitchng horses be
placed in the curb and the enforcement OF the
rule that no horse shall be left in the street
uuiastencd OF unattended. This is for the
purpose Of keeping the animals from getting
at aud hurting the trees.
National Republican., 1878-11-16
The pr-.idcnt'. southern Policy

TnE best IS and So suit in the eeoumtry at Ka;zcu
steiII's 10 seventh street
National Republican., 1878-11-16

BOYS OUTFITS FOR SCHOOL AND DRESS
EAR CVMlL LETE ASSORTMENT ElsEMAN
ROS., I'M AND T.
National Republican., 1878-11-16
Arrested on Charge Of Rape.

A. VI LASCK ron & COS Fruit and Butter
depot 6i Ninth street, opposite Patent Otco,
National Republican., 1878-11-16

LADiE- seamless pebble, button Boots, 81 30
at r. ;. GLrlrull's 80 :, vcnth street, con Vi |.
National Republican., 1878-11-16

YorSi PEOPLE do puy attention to your teeth
neglect viii so4n run them. BE wise in time
lopTH POWDER the mos perfect drutrihCe known.
It Nill keep them through life In good condition,
white and spunO. VIII harden the gums. swcetun
he breath, and prevent tDOthaChe. Sold by all
druggists. - aud 80 cents per bottle
National Republican., 1878-11-16
THE RELIEF COMMISSION.
General Augur and the Bsnner Fund.
The following ws received yesterday:
HEApou,N-.ss pRAsrsEsr % fHr socIx

NEwroKr BAKNkcIs, Ky. Nov. IS, isN
W.. HWfTH Dickson, Secretary Nationd' itHor fettr
R'iiCf ,Dgm issiOH'
DEAR SIR; have received your letter Of the 9th
Instant inClosinR resolution OF the executive
committee Of the National lie Cf Commission in.
ri,ing nc to accept the trtIstecshp of the fund
now being contributed by the relief committees OF
the country for the support of the family OF the
late llenivnant II II Bonner EghtcCnth Infantry,
l. :. \. In reply have ~ state that viii accept
the trust. and 10 the best Of my ability will faith.
nlly execute the duties aud obligations connected
herewith.
/ am, very respectfully. your obedient servant.
e. G. ACGtR,
Brgndicr.Gencral commanding.
The relief committees Of Baltimore contrib.
utcd 500 aud Of Chicago 500 yesterday TO the
Benucr relief fund.
Surgeon. General Woodwork will leave for
Richmond, Va, this evening. to take part In
the annual session Of the American Public
Health Association which meets in that city.
BOYS OUTFITS FOR SCHOOL AND DRESS
WEAR CONF lETE ASSORTMENT ElsEMAN
BROS, II II AND T.
National Republican., 1878-11-16

HARD times demand economy; PRACTICE Il by
IeuUvatIug your suiled gloves with JOUyRS's ISO.
pEROus KID GLOVE CLEASsEh. Price % cents per
Lottle.
National Republican., 1878-11-16

GOLpsILLEH neck aud vest chains from o. 10 SIS
N X. Harris / Co.. as seventh street
National Republican., 1878-11-16

Fancy Western Creamery and Choice New York
Butter received daily at spiCuTs MHu.csu!e Butter
Store, corner Ninth and T. streets, Prices Us .Ow R'
the lowest,
National Republican., 1878-11-16

CHOICE New York Butter; SOC. 4; Lanckton's
60l Ninth street.
National Republican., 1878-11-16

WELIs' HACHISE-SpREAu STRENGTHENING PLAE
ElS are aIIll the hcsI known. Their curative pOv
eIE far suTpass ull others.
National Republican., 1878-11-16

ARE you bilious. troubled with heaaache. dizzy.
ncss. sick stomach, constipation &cl Are you dys
peptlO, nervous, duh and languid2 Ayerse 10 all
exertiOn. IsyOur life miserable? You require
blood Take QUIRK's IRISH fIA, the great mouse.
National Republican., 1878-11-16

HARVEY 4 HOLDENS
Table dlIo'c 4, the best In The city. Breakfast and
dinner ~ cents each.