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The daily gazette., 1878-04-01
BULLS COUGH SYRUP.

BULLS COUGH SYRUP.
A fresh supply just received and for sale
"'''''1'''' '' z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market SITS,
H. H. II. Horse Liniment.
A fresh stock received, and for sale by
Y. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market SITS,
Majors Centennial Cement. Z
For mending broken China, Marble or
Z. JAMES BELT.
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.
Wire Hair Brushes,
Very superior to bristle brushes they
mpart a cooling and refreshing sensation
Z.JAMEs BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market SIS.
Leibig's Extract of Meat,
In 1lb., X ib., xlb. and 10. jars, is sold
~ q JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Palmer's Dandelion Coffee,
Is not only less injurious than real cof-
fee, but is considered by those who have
used II 10 have positive remedial effects.
A fresh supply just received. sold whole
sale and retail, by z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Hubball's Prepared Wheat.
This popular article of children's food,
z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Chlorate of Potassium.
One barrel just received, and sold whole
sale and retail, by q. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Nursing Bottles and Fittings,
In great variety. For sale by
o. JAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-01

EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. d. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
Paid up Capital, s5OO,0OO.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-01
"oME INSTITUTE

March i,,,e opens its SPRING
tert ANA nm, with unabated anad ~ u
bme da9 du wide. awake teachers refEEy, ESy ,
DbIecia s and boarding scboni II, Inc IN,
tnch any system. Stem. Special % advania M 4 one uae
Of u dranmo music. Eight inst.ages instrnctag
in Wilmin s, Taught in no other
y. THoRorson. MODERATE
and senior seiSIH III WORK. Primary
eht 10 parents are, glasses. Monthly re-,
Select t,s nnnSl 10 be signed and re- re-
lfor c,rcn1eero Iln9er of boarding % pupils ia
TON HON. MRS. & pvftls; MI :;
-d&w' Wilmington. bel. Nv ~, Deia-
The daily gazette., 1878-04-01

Bayeilles takes fire, Floing takes fire ;
the thing begins by furnace. The
whole hOrison is aname. The French
camp is in this crater, stupefied, scared,
startled, in a funeral swarm. A ring OF
thunderbolts encircles the Army. Ex-
termination hens 1t in.
This immense murder is carried on
all sides at once. The French resist and
they are terrible, for they have nothing
left them but despair. Our guns, almost
all old-fashioned and carrying badly, are
Immediately dismounted by the terrible
and precise ann of the Prussians. The
density of the rain of shells upon the
valley is such that 'the earth is ruled" F"
says witness, "as by rake" How
many guns ? Eleven hundred at least.
Twelve German batteries on the Mon
celle only; the third and fourth dbtaei-
lung, frightful artillery, on the crests
of Givonne, with the Second Horse Bat
terry in reserve opposite Doigny, ten
Saxon and two Wurtemberg batteries /;
the curtain of trees in the wood north of
Ville4s-C Cernay conceals the mounted db-
Meilung with the Third Artilley as re-
serve, and from this gloomy thicket is
poured aformidable fire; the "a pieces
of heavy artillery form battery in the
clearing near the road from La Moncelle
to La Chapelle the battery ofthe Royal
Guard sets fire to the wood de la Garenne
the bombs and the bullets riddle Suchy,
Franchevel, Faura-Saint Berney, and
the valley between Heibes and Givonne;
and the triple and quadruple row OF
guns extends, without break, to the
cavalry of lily, the most remote point OF
the horizon.
The German soldiers, seated or recum-
bent before the batteries, looks upon the
The daily gazette., 1878-04-01

Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
nished to regular Depositors without charge.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
HOME AFFAIRS.
cITF NOTES.

Major Morgan took possession Of his new quar-.
ters, at the corner Of FOurand-a half street and
Pennsylvania avenue. yesterday.
The Friendship club OF the District gave most
enjoyable sOiTce to their lady friends al sheldon's
dancing Academy lat evening
More than 80 pupils will participate In the con.
cert V he gwen by the lirs division Of the pub. .c
sehoos on Monday night next ut Lincoln Hall
DIR. CorkIus cures Iilcs without the Use of the
knife scissor, or II igature. by a new method
Known oniy By himself Once III Thirteenth
The scows VI ing at the foot of Fifteenth street
and belonging 10 the steam drcjge broke irym their
InOGrlngs yesterday aud drInCd down the river 10
the Anenal wharf where they were made fast.
Tomorrow morning. at ten O'Clock Senators
DOrcy and Rollins, Of the Senate District Commit.
tee. vii hear arguments for and against the vnri.
o,s schemes to build a street railroad TO Mount
Pleasant.
On Tuesday, December II. at haIcpast seven n.
m, al the church Of the Ascension, Mis- Fannie
Eliot daughter Of DR.. Wallace E!io; VIII be- mar.
ned TO Dr.. Augustus De LplIr ,urgCou Cull.I states
army No cnrdh Will be- issued
Nine. l., T.. Jcl;norCt, Of Baltimore. Is now pre-.
pared TO show gmds"mc assortment Of French
self In parls, at ~. lglG Pennsylvania ay~T,y- To-.
DC. e'''
a horse attached 10 a Carpenters wagon. he.
longing 10 George u klUM uu away near lie cor.
ner Of First and slncls yesterday rfrrruoon Tnr
wagon was captured in another portion Of tho cily
sOOn Rferwarl ~ Que was hurt LUl A E,,y WC Ir,.T
IN the wagon was badly shaken mp
"A man named William q. Parkinson was mr..
Fested by OhlcCr Kelley yesterday murrup on com.
plsint Oi one BIundLg"r chufUimg him with uu
mdeceGt assault ON MumiiuECr's two liulr
daughter. iu the Police Court the hearing wa
postponed until today.
AT tue annual meeting Of New Jerusalem Lode,
No. g. =. and \. ", the following onl"ar, wGi,
elected sumucI = >chuhrld ". ~ William 4
Henderson, :. W. AInnAO J. Manh, j. W; Utiu,
Hurst, SCcGiaIy; NuhCu V. G,drn0n, Treasurer
mR, Tyler.
Several nights ago Mr. George T. Gul!ra'. resi-.
de!cc On New Jcr'Cy avenue south was entered
anl rnbhcd Of ,ilvCrWATc and "l,lhlug' valued at
tI0 sergeant Nuhu last night urTc,t,d a uulo.
nous CuluTcd thict named GeuTEe Curtis, alias
Brook. Glios Preacher for the robbery and also
hIflIed ~ er to the detectives
National Republican., 1878-12-13

At the annual meeting Of the contributors to the
Church Orphnn0Ge, No. j2j Twentieth street the
following gentlemen were elected members Of the
bCarl Of trustees for the ensuing year: Commodore
H. ". Shuicllt, L. :. n; Major &. H. Elliott, u :.
4; ECaT-AlmIral Il. II. wymcn, L. :. y; Com.
mGndcr J. Il. Bartlett L. 8 y. DR.. William NJ.
New, I. : \; u. G. Morrison, Samuel Cross. Phil.
K. Reilly, Thomas Hyde br. Robert Ecyhurn
Commodore William j. Whiting. T. :. n. William
:. Niiraul, Oul Niry-Adm!gGl :. G. Rowan. T. & y.
The nbOyc b1e-i elected the following oa.ycrs for
the year: Major ',urGv II. Elliott. viCc.prrsCut;
y. {. NuTr.'un secretary (fC.r'CU'citi Thomas
Nytg. Of k'g-. n CO. treasurer re elected n. v l.
/. Townsend u. D., chaplain trc-eiertcdI Robert
eyIuriI, u. d, waiting ply .icilu ire crCigd'.
The treasure. reported sil371 on EGlIi. ,NglIsl"g
Cf the receipts at the pound party. given hy the
Church OTphauNgc Aid Society, at the Hamilton
House, on the evening of the j;h Instant
The board passed vote Of thanks To Mrs. Co,lcy,
uruprieuc.s Of the Hamilton House: Gl.O to Pro
g,>nr tairaIn5 and wife for the musical entertain.
mcnt Of the evening and 10 Professor T.. {. Town.
'eut Nils Moi'.l and {. PLlnon! for the eloCu.
uuIaIy part OF the pIOsrGumC.
The prvsiicnt ol the Aid Society, Ir. Nrjor n.
lioL exhibited uHusnal executive ability In the
hastily pTeprrel entertainment. and was omni.
present, making every one feel at home About
go In mUUCy and three hundICl pounds OF
grnceTicS, &c, were realized. The secretary has
received. through Cmnmpdure Whiting. from n
distant friend ut the OrphaTagG, q donation Of SO
for shoes, b ankcts, or any articles of which the
orphans we're In most need, uIe dCEOF desiring that
his maine be suppressed. UnGcr tie auspices Of
the indelGIIg.blc members OF the Ladies' AID
Society the urrhAnagC will have hOu'C. warming
at No - Twentieth street northwest On the even.
Ing Of the 9:h instant.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
TIE WoRKIyaMENs RALLY.
Arrangements for the Procession and Mass.
MeetInu To- orroM NIght.

meeUuR lO-NOFrOW Ntknt.
A special meeting Of the workingmens Assem-
bly, was held last evening for the purpose Of com.
p,etng arrangements for the mass meeting which
| II is proposed TO hold tomorrow evening at Odd.
Fellows Hall
The committee on mass-meeting reported the
following programme for the procession:
Chief marshgl-N. J. Plass.
W: II. Stlckell Joseph Il. Pagrctt and J. n Magec.
FiSt division o.. W. spCf mRrshall-Douch's :
Band; National Workinguens Assembly German
Beneficial Association; and Plumbers and Gas.
filters Union.
pentcrS' Union; Tailors' union and Independent
Painters Union.
Third division o. T. Christian, mnrshalI-Re.
retti's Band Plns,ereS' Union Journey men Book.
binders Pfcssmcns' Union; and Papcrhangcrs'
Union.
Fourth division w. b. Hsrdes,sr, marsbal)-In.
sailmakers, Union aid Journeymcn Bhcklnycrs
finh division W. X. Ramsey, marshal )-PistOrs
rend Columbia Typographical Union, No. lOl ;
Sixth division w. 4 Winston marshall drum
corps. This division will be composed OF all unor-
ganizel wcrkingmcn, and they are requested to
The overflow meeting W III be held on street. In
trout Of the south wing OF the poStOilice building
and sixth dtSisions VIII fSfm on Indiana avenue. az; nue.
east Of the City Hall and the nrs second and third
divisions oil Louisiana avenue, west Of the city
Hall. In moTiHg Oh from the city Hall the fourth,
| hnh, and sixth divisions will remain stationary
until the first second aud third divisions pass and
| then they can fall IN IN regular order
| The huc Of march will be over the following
| route: From the City Hall down Indiana avenue
| 10 New jersey avenue up New Jersey avenue 10
the Capitol grounds. through the Capitol grounds
Oh cast iroTt Of the Capitol 10 Pennsylvania avenue;
down Pcnnsylrania avenue to the naval nlOnu.
mcut; up PCnUsy lvania avenue n Fifteenth street:
up fifteenth TO X down X 10 Seventh down
seventh 70 odd Fellows Hail, where the meeting
will be Rdd!CSscd by J. +. Mcdonald Of Paterson,
y. j., clitOr Of the Ldb1r SCHtHTi, Alfred Thomas
speakers.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
PARTISAN diamonds in solid gold settings a
speciality, at Harris q Co.'S, 43j seventh street.
a Rough Passage,

Captain Lollies. OF the schooner Liz.o V. Hall.
which arrived IT this p9rI Wednesday night, loaded
with lulabCr from savannah, reports that he len
that port Oh the 2sh OF November, and. while on
tnpe Lookout On the North Carolina coast, on the
"a instant, he encountered southeast hurricane
For several hours his vessel was In the trough Of
the sea aud at one time It was a question as 10
whether her commander would run her ashore or
not; but derminE 1t bcst to keep her In deep water
lie dld 20. During the hurricane she scnUouer's
nl.7Ern buum broke, Lur,lcd her two reef EpHnker,
aud broke her UvutrC board. Captain Lolie, was
badly bruised by being pitched about the deck
during the storm. The IuRte, Mr. William Weeks,
had three VI his ribs broken aud his let shoulder.
blnde diSOCatcd by the breaking Of the wheel.
The cabin was f.OdCl, and most OF the provisions
and cabin furniture carried away. This is the llrst
trip ever made by the schooner.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
arrival Of Passenger Trains
II BALTINorF ASD POTU,:hc rIroT, sINTH AND d
kIMLLTs

At rBALTINCRE LSp ONO rTror NEW JERSIY AVE
STE ASD STREET.
Morning. FtVt'a1
eoce, ST. Louis & Cn cN. Fl:SO, Baltimore accom-
st-f, Phla. q \. Y. CM IN, BALTIMORE accom-.
80 Chico Pt's'GcN. 500. !, Phil e Ens eJ
szp. Ihltp.Or and way juf Piedmont strlsGurZ
natJns. Winchester, Frei'Ck,
-, ,ffCi nc. Met br'ch,) lNgCrslUwu. Point Of
Es, EaItiEI"rc Annapolis Rocks way WaIitn7.
pres ff.t7 baltimore accom-.
kso, NJ sTtlnzburc and HR- FI!-0 Nal express
gcIstuwu az. Metro -7:j5 Baltimore & wa sta
pOlitAn bTanchl tinns,
s1tiO IEltlmOlI accom-, $50 It,iraRO II ST louis
uSe, baltimore express FEN, NY. Phil. x Boston
express.
sArrivc daily Otlers Sunday. % cepied.
Gz-Tor he time OF departure OF trans SEQ adyor.
ussnIenls ei. eWh"Te.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
The Owen Hnn.e Iieonrned.

The owen Hone was reopeued last night with
Captain spades in command. The house has bee
thoroughly cleaned, rcpainted rcpapered, refur.
nishcd, ana polished up generally. Everything
about It Is coy and scrupul0usly neat Captain
Spades intends TO make the house fir,l.class IN
all respects and his loug experience both in hotels
aud Us captain Of some Of the finest steamers on
the lakes and On the Mississippi thoroughly fits
him for the task. The house is furnished a, hard
sOmcly and expGns!vCly any private residence
in the city.
National Republican., 1878-12-13

The NJ f. class leaders convention will assemble
1t McKcndree Church at hal!-past ten o'clock this
morning. Rev. b. r. Brown will preside, and
Bishop f. X, Ames, Of Baltimore, is expected tC
make the opening address The question for di,
CussiUn Al the murulng session will be The udvan
% Of clIss smc, iMgS TO individuals E|d to the
church, In the evening the question What cal
he done 10 make our ClassmCetings more popular
and prUHtabcg viii be discussed
National Republican., 1878-12-13
JInrIIurp Licenses,

Tho clerk Of the court has granted marriage
license, tDtt c following applicants:
Rub,rt a. MurdGcE and Jennie N, Henderson,
both Of Charles County, nd.
Evan owens and FluICnCc l.. Taylor.
WI",GH !. llaycUrT aud Surnh f. Waller, both
Of Alexandria CuUIl, Va,
William james and Rachel l.. MustcrsUu.
Anthony COntc, nud Elizabeth Turner
john {. nuIgtss aud -u,!c Bell.
National Republican., 1878-12-13

National Theatre-John Me- Culough.
Furnished rUoms-..U Flint street northeast.
Boarding and roOms-y29 New York avenue.
Sale Of stock diamonds watches &c, 1906 Penn.
ylvanIn Eycuue.
N. W. Bevcridge decorated pottery and porce.
lain. 1909 Pennsylvania avenue.
Great Western New York Produce Dcpot-J II.
Crane. W Pennsylvania avenue.
A. saks Co., cloth.ers 3!G Seventh street north.
west aud 81 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
AMUsEMEyTs
Lincoln Haii-Orchestral Matinee.

Professor Fairlamb's first orchestral matinee Of
the proposed series took place yesterday afternoon
he programme selected for this Inauguration Of q
very desirable entertainment was OF very attract
I've character and the rendition Of It's various mum.
bcrs quite acceptable to the critical audience IN at.
tendance. The success Of Mr. Fairbanks venture
will demonstrate the practcabllity Of organizing
fl resident orchestra OF competent musicians, and
the patronage that should attend It the existence OF
high standard Of cultivation aud appreciation on
the part OF the people Of Washington. The next
matinee will be given on Thursday next and We
bespeak for Mr. FHirianib the ample patronage that
his energy and his talent deserve.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
Liquor Licenses Approved.

The following applications for liquor licenses
have been approved Henry Bcnnhumcr, Ole renn.
sylyGnIa aycuu" Margaret Boyd, 2Ol Eleventh
street northwest James Boyce 9j97 street north.
west Maurice Harinctt, 2lj Virginia avenue south.
west Thomas King, l2S street southwest; Joseph
Libbgy, 1888 street northwest; Thomas McCtbe,
1916 Eighth street noTtEwest; Francis L. RcichCTh
go Iwrnty-SiNth street northwest; Patrick Sulli.
van. 2li h street southwest James WUImlry 100
II street northwest; Robert h. White, slj n street
northwest; Edward +. Walsh, lI0i FOu. IN street
northwest subject 10 pay mcnt Of line William II
stephens, 100 Water street southwest ltransleTL
OWING To THE MILDNESS OF TIE SEASON
WE HAVE REDUCED ALL ONERCOATS AMI
| listers 70 PER CENT on FORMER PRICES
ElsEMAN BkOs.. COR En ANn L SIS
National Republican., 1878-12-13
Grcnt nostnr .hne AmclIon nonse,

| ~ P"uns! lynuia aycuUo sgn Of the rcd flag 1t
is well-kuJwn hrt, both IN tho district and COul.
Try, thlt uI great Boston shoe auction house 90!
Fuu-y iyulit aScuIs,, Is the most reliable snuG
house IN lhi, C.ty. We advise III tU buy their hUli.
day goods al the great Boston shoe aUtIuu house,
iOi PGHnsyIyau.a avenue sign q the rel lug.
LEOPOLD RlClIOLD PTUpriCtot
National Republican., 1878-12-13

JCIIUs LA&sH-EGm's attractive sale Of i'm
ported clmnb cloths, rugs mats, ind lap robes,
commencing Monday, December o, and con.
timwIng tGruugh the holidays prouiges 10 Lo
an immense success.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
Dr. Iord.s Ie,tur.

DR. Lord lectures this afternoon on Louis XIV.
The French revolution owes it, origin to the reck.
less e&travasance and daring impcty Of this prof.
ligate king, who exasperalcd the people by bur
densome taxations Hhen their minds were being
poisoned by inndel philosophers aud mpnctcable
sOphiSts
National Republican., 1878-12-13

Mr.. Mccullough repeated his imrersonation of
HnIlt last evening, in the presence OF q fill and
highly apprcciativc audience. As McCullough's
Rdm,ft Is now the best so II will soon be the most
popular lmpenOnation Of that role known TO the
American stage. This friday evening, the occa
sion of his benefit, Mr. Mccullough will appear In
Btuius' or. the Fail OF Tarqun," aud as RirHchi0
In shakcspcare's comedy Tanning the Shrew."
National Republican., 1878-12-13
y. 8. ruudaI,., Sica, 0uota,Io,s,

Attention h Invited to E. :. Randall's quota.
nous Of meats ior the current week At his Cslab.
hihInent' No. sI LOusiCnR avenue northwest,
none but choice Cuts cRH be Obtaind, and, Us his
pIicCt are reasonable, 10 deserves 70 be literally
kauOnized. ~ "'
National Republican., 1878-12-13
Iteul Icstale Transfers,

4. sprohs. trustee to Mary LohmRn for s23no.
lot \, subdivision square TSj; IS. Hcbner 10 II.
Dcrger for sJ. part Of lot 3G square 2O9: H. Berger
10 NJ Hebner, for $40 part Of lot J6 square 40.
For Additional LDrn, scc Third Pdrc.l
National Republican., 1878-12-13
Indications

For the Middle Atlantic States and New England
Seserly winds, falling, followed by stationary or
rising temperature; slightly higher pressure; IN.
sreasing cioudInessr followed by numerous light
mows.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
Apnics aud cider.

Mr. J. II. Crane, the produce dealer, No. iGo Penn.
sylyaula avenu" has fine stock Of potatoes, beans
aud Gpple' Of all varieties received from Western
New York. He hRS also a lot Of choice sweet
cider. which is for salc yery chcan.
National Republican., 1878-12-13

For upward Of thirty years Mn. Winslow sooth.
Ing syrup has been rsrd for children. II corfcCts
nCidity OF the stomach, relieves wind collie. rcgti.
lRtcs the bowels, cures dyscnicry and dinrrhtrn,
whether arising from tCcthing or other causes An
old and wcll.triCd remedy. 7J cents bottle.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
HealIiIIInrters for

Christmas candies, by the box or retail Gt the
American Tea store corner Seventh aud streets,
Holiday goods for family supplies Everything
sold ni Eew York prices aud delivered nee Oi
charge
National Republican., 1878-12-13
wo,.I, of The Grand Jury.

The grand jury brought In the following iniict.
mcui, yesterday William Williams, assault with in.
tent 10 kin Levi, Smms, Norman Carter and VII.
liam l.uu. larceny; Albeit Poster alias Inbc los.
ter resisting an officer.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
4 Pnir OF MI.hOn snIItaire

CuiroESIA E'cslIrT. Hook, Zinfandcl. MuScatcl
hncci.cG, PoTt aud STerry Wines at NanLors, 9l
seventh street northwest.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
Theatre ln,nlunc

The usual matinee at the Comlque will be given
this afternoon. The bill offered this week is fine,
and those who have not witnessed the perform.
opportunities.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
CITY ITEMS.

Dr.. wUPOk's CoD.LIvER OIL ASD LWK-Inva.
lids need no longer dread to take that graf srCcnc
for CUnsumptOn, Asthma. and threatening Coughs
God Liver Oh and Lime. A. prepared by Or.
WilbJr it Is robbed Of the nAuscang taste aud also
cnibodles preparation Of the Phosphate of Lime,
giving nstrrc Tie very article rcqUlrcd 10 h!d the
healing qualities Of the OIL and TO reCrcate where
disease has destroyed. This article also forms u
remarkable tonic, and Nll cause weak and debll.
tetcd pCrsons TO become strong aud robust. II
should be kept In every family for instant use on
the Grst Appearance Of Coughs or Irritation Of the
Lungs Manufactured only by A. Il. Wilbor, Chem.
let, Boston. Sold hy all druggists.
National Republican., 1878-12-13

Diamond Earrings, well matched. brilliant, aud
perfect weighing near nine kaIlts. Price $50.
Thesc earrings are rare bargain. JACOBS DEOs,
lgs9 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
Iadies will Find

1t greatly to their advantage to examine the superb
line Of Ladies button boots offered at $50 By 7. S.
Cartel, go Seventh street, corner of I. Also,
Gents handmade calf Congress glltcrs for 81. 90 A
large aud complete line OF Gents fine slippers
National Republican., 1878-12-13

No ErNEnY In the world ever came into such
universal use, or has 80 ily won the confidence
of mankind, ns Ayers Cherry reCtoRl for the cure
Of coughs, colds, and consumption,
National Republican., 1878-12-13
Atnllpetnpits.
New 4 idvertisemc cnis

NATIONAL THEiTEE-John Mccullough.
THEATRE CCMCCE.-NRTirty performance.
National Republican., 1878-12-13

FOR holiday presents go to Julius Lans.
burgh, tho POPULAR carpet man, AL and 437
Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-12-13

julius LANsBUEG's attractive sale, 42l
Seventh street, under Odd Fellows Hall, and
continuing through the holidays OF imported
rugs, mats, druEgets and lap robes.
National Republican., 1878-12-13

GOLD filed chains, sctts, studs bracelets
buttons, &c, from s. to $50, at Harris 4 Co. =
4GJ seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
Great bargains

In winter srlts at Roman ( Cox's, c,oth!ora, q
seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
Tn. CIa.s-Lcadcr,, Convention.

OPERA glasses in endless variety, from $3.50
up, al Harris & Co.'S, i35 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-12-13

No wHoLEsALE butter house In this city or DRlt
more has better facilities for daily receipts o choice
dairy product, than SPlHER's, corner ninth and
streets northwest Large stock. Fine goods. Low
prices Fair dealing
National Republican., 1878-12-13

ovERcoATs. EIsEWAy BROS, 7ru AND
National Republican., 1878-12-13

YouSG PEOrLE do pay attention TO your tec'l
neglect Will soon ruin tnem. DO wise IN time
Clean them daily with lINRsTOS's Ivory PEAR
TOotu POWDER. the most perfect dentrihce known
Il will keep them through hie In good condition
white and sound. VIII har!un the Guns. swCetoI
hs breath, ana prevent tOotEAcne. Sold by al
iruGgists. 70 and 80 cents per botllo.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
Millinery.

NME J.. f. IEA%NEGhr. UT ENlTiNORE.
ava hgs IN rrcCivPf n".y Dps" Uf J Ti.NtlI g.-,
GOSSif~ lud lIDCNE HATS c.r"n.lly 6.sss..l
e.ect"d hy hcr'eifln P-ris. at No -, POM. SSJ
ylvantA avenue lNp ~.H r.I. br:Wr'n IWpinh
ana IhTtC, NH street., ~.tSh!rgtr n. e. drJ
National Republican., 1878-12-13
Every Variety
The Church orplianage.

0fscaf.. hamdkerthcis gloves. &C., at Roman 1.
COI's, 81 sCyVuth street.
National Republican., 1878-12-13

ARE you bllious' troubled WIN heaoaehe onhy'
peptc, nervous, dull and languid? Averse To all
eSertion. Is your life miserabe7 You require u
blood Take QUIKEs IRISH TIA The 81 eat mouse
hold remedy II will soon relieve you. Sold by al
druggists, % cents per package, which makes
quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1878-12-13

HARVEY 4 HOLDENs
Table d'Hotc Is the best n the city Breakiass and
dinner % cents each
National Republican., 1878-12-13

WELL MACBiSE-aPREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsT
LEs are still the best known. Their curative pow
era far surpass oil others
National Republican., 1878-12-13

HARD times demand economy; pracucs II by
vating your sDiled gloves with JoUvIS's Iso-
nEgoUs KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price 10 conta per
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-12-13

Is your hair harsh, dry and stinl DOef II refuse
70 ourli Dress II with IHoNPsos'si OsADE OPTNE.
An oleaginUus compound OF singular merit It
will inproyclt Sold by druggists. &c. Price Is.
aud 10 cents FER bottle.