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National Republican., 1878-10-05
DIED FOR LOTE.
The Reason why Young Louis Hopson
Drowned Him self.

Drowned Himself.
About half.past nino o'clock yesterday
morning Mr. W. Carbon, bridgc.tcndcr, dis
covered body floating In the river against
one Of the abutments at the south end of the
Long Bridge. The body was swollen and un-
recognizable, and had evidently been In tho
water for several days. II was removed to
the Eighth Precinct Station. Last evening IL
was identified as the body Of a young man
named Louis G. Hopson, who resided with his
parents on Second street, between East Capitol
and A streets northeast. Young Hopson has
been missing from home since Friday Of last
week. The facts surrounding his death indi.
cate that he committed suicide on account of
disappointment In lovo affairs. Ho was at
tached toa q young lady named Miss Jennie Sands
who resides on Rhode Island avenue northwest.
II Is stated that she did not reciprocate his
strong affection. Before his disappearance he
addressed n letter to her, stating that ho in
tended to take his life. When the body was
found q photograph OF Miss Sands was dis
covered In the pocket Of his coat. HOpson,
who was only nineteen years of age, was y
native of Bradford, Rock County, Wis, and
came TO this city a little over four years ago.
since which time no has resided here with
his parents. He was of good habits and highly
respected. He and his father aud Miss Sands,
the young lady whom he loved, were all mem.
bers of Rescue Division, Sons of Temperance,
The funeral will take place ut ten o'clock this
morning, from tho Eighth Precinct Station
House. Coroner Patterson will hold an in-
quest at five o'clock this evening.
National Republican., 1878-10-05
The Mntlrignl Boys.

Twenty.eight of the boys belonging to the
MARYLAND School OF Reformation tor colored
children, a Chrltcnham, Prince Georges County,
Nd. reached this city yesterday, and paraded
for a short time through some of the avenues,
having their own brass band. They are under
an engagement with Manager Ford to appear
nt the National Theatre next week in Uncle
Toms Cabin Tho boys are under
the charge of Mr.. Francis Fitzgerald,
their musical teacher, and were ac.
accompanied yesterday by General John W.
Horn, su pcrimtendont and executive oiliccr Of
the House of Reformation. The musical pa.
cities Of the boys are wonderful. They visited
the Executive Mansion last evening, and were
received in the East Room, where the band
played. Tho President was not at home at the
timc. Tomorrow they will sing in one of the
city churches. The boys range In age from
| nine to sixteen,
National Republican., 1878-10-05

For District notc' see thirl page.
For amusementS sec second page.
For Goorgetowu news sec third page.
For uncaled- for letters soc third page.
For court proceedings see third page.
For excursions aud picnics see third page.
The case Of James Thorp, charged with
keeping a gambling.roOm, was sent to tho
grand jury yesterday, Thorp giving bonds in
the sum of 500.
A thief entered tho rear OF Herfurth's
restaurant, No. 6l2 Four-and a-half street
southwest, yesterday afternoon, and made of
with box Of chewing tobacco, valued at Sl5,
without being discovered.
p-Mr, Michael Cation stumbled and fell down
the basement at the old Globe building ycster.
day and dislOcated one Of his shoulders. The
accident Is particularly serious on account Of
the advanced age of Mr.. Cation.
There was a very pleasant social gather
ing of young folks last evening at the residence
of Miss Ada Drummond, No. i25 Fourth street
and the musical, literary, and other exercises
were very interesting and enjoyable.
About one o'clock yesterday afternoon
carriage containing Father Tobias, of the
Christian Brothers Home, and another gentle
man, broke down on Ninth street, near d. The
horse was well. behaved and both gentlemen
escaped injury.
The visitations of Grand Lodge, I. o. NJ,
10 the subordinate lOl scs have been arranged
as follows: Columbia Lodge No. / on the
sth, William Lewis Schlcy No. Oh the 10th,
Washington Lodge No. o on the llth and
Metropolitan Lodge No. . on the 1!th of this
month.
About three o'clock yesterday morning
fire was discovered in tho grocery store Of
Michael Creamy, No. 23lO VI street northwest,
and an alarm turned in from box 3l5. The
fire was soon cxtinguished, about 500 Of dam
age being done. II was evidently the work OF
au inceudiary, as the back window had been
cut out aud two boys hats, a coat, and $40
worth of groceries were missing from the store
A correspondent writes Us In regard 20 our
city directory, with the complaint that the pro-
prictOr, Mr.. Boyd, gets his work Of printing
and binding done outside of the city upon
which he depends for his patronage. This Ger
tainly has a queer look. Live and let live
Is u motto which would seem to apply to thi,
case. If the people Of Washington pay for tn,
getting up uf this directory, it Is not unrea.
sonablo to expect that the city should share
the business Of its publication. At present It
Is too much like a circus. II bears the poo
PIES money away.
National Republican., 1878-10-05
National Theaire-Joi,n T.. Owens.


The most genial as well Us the most accopta-
bic of all American low comedians, Mr. John
Z. Owens, appeared last night with his usual
success In his impcrsonationS Of So'On ShnG'e
and Toodles. The week Of comedy will tcrmi.
nate with the matinee tbs afternoon and the
regular performance this evening. Dot; or
The Cricket on the Hearth" Tho Victims"
and THE Serious Family" will be produced,
with Mr.. Owens IN his famous characters, Cdicb
plummc,, JOshud BdirrLy, and Ioipdlnb Sleek.
On Monday evening next Uncle TOMS
Cabin will be produced, with all the attrIc.
tivcncss of most excellent cast and entire
new scenery and full chorus Of genuine ne
groes, including u madrigal troupe and banjo
quartette. Tho lights and shadows of planta-
tion life twenty years ago will therefore be
presented with rare skill and acceptabiity.
Manager Ford's lbcrality and enterprise in
providing ilrst.class entcrtHinmentsatt at the pres
eut low rates Of admission Is worthy of high
commcndatiou and deserves full recognition
at the hands Of his patrons.
National Republican., 1878-10-05

Amuscments and Excursions.
CoNiQuE.-Narlrty performance.
NATIONAL TmEArRE.-JUhn T.. owens
National Republican., 1878-10-05

lUtalS.s.ss ~ lh - II l. lOtuls...,. q u II
The Rats" and "Cats" of the Pension
Office will play game this afternoon on the
grounds corner of Eighth aud IL streets north
east.
Tho Potomac defeated the West End yCstcr.
day by a score of II to :. The Potomac have
beaten every amateur club of note IN the city,
and claim the amateur championship of ISIS
In the District The nine is composed Of the
following players, under the management Of J.
+. EnglC: Lcsh C.; Cate, p.; McNpmarc, lb;
q. Chapel, ?b. V. Chapel, 3b.; Groves, :. s..
Kelley, CT; Holden, ]. f. Rutherford, :. f.
The National Club took q trip to Baltimore,
Nd, yesterday to engage in the eighth contest
with the Wavcrlcys Of that city. The day
was fine and the attendance fair, but II was
about the poorest exhibition of ball.playing
that has been given for some time, and would
not have been Creditablo to any ordinary
amateur nine. 1t was not strange that the
audience became disgustcd. Both sides batted
poorly, but piled up tho errors, and those Of
the Nationals proving the most expensive,
the Wayerleys scored seven runs, while the
visitors received three for their share
Not run was earned on either side. Al
though the game began at 3:i5 p. m,
still it dragged so spritlessly along that
the umpire, evidently tired of 1t, called
time at the close of the sixth inning. II is just
exhibitions Of this kind that destroys all inter-
est in baseball and lessons the attendance at
matches IL tho indifference OF players when
on the field was made rcactive perhaps 1t would
be appreciated by the audience, who pay their
money for the purpose of witnessing well.con.
tested games and not muiling matches A
timely word sometimes proves beneficial may
il be so to the National. As for the Waverlys s,
they belong in Baltimore; but they will have
to play better ball If they want to remain there
aud receive public patronage.
Tho Bostons are now arranging for a South
ern trip, and probably will be in this city about
the 10Th instant.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Albany, y. Y.-Albanys 10; Stars, o.
Manchester, \. H.-Mauchcster, l3; New
Bedfords, ..
Observation-Disclosures, 10; Forest City, 2.
Providence, r. I.-PIovidence, 5; Spring
| field, 2.
National Republican., 1878-10-05
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

FOR District note see thirl page.
For amusementS sec second page.
For Goorgetowu news see third page
For uncalled-for letters soc third pas
National Republican., 1878-10-05

D. X. HACKMAS wishes to inform the
readers of The REPUBLICAN that tho two loads
Of coal which were the subject of action In the
Police Court yesterday contained, when they
loft his yard, 2,2i0 pounds to the ton, rs he
has verified on oath. They woro delivered at
the same time aud to the same customer, and
any apparent difference that may have b,an
have been found by the dealer who weigh I'd
the loads after him can be accounted for by the
well-known variation in heavyweight SC lies,
or ty other reasons beside an intention to give
short weight,
National Republican., 1878-10-05
A Fatal Array Among Boys.

About eight o'clock last cvCninga number of
small colored boys got into al aiIray on Twen.
ticth street, near VI northwest. One of them,
named Henry Watson, shot and killed James
Walker with Il cartridge pistol. Watson and
another of the crowd, named Walter Crompton.
were arrested by Officers Martin aud Lamb
and taken to the Fourth Precinct Sta ion,
was conveyed to his fathers residence. between
Twentieth and Twenty.frst aud |. and VI
streets. The coroner was notified and will hold
an inquest to-day.
National Republican., 1878-10-05
Renl Estata Transfers.

G. F. Entwisle to N. Humphrey, for $4,000,
lot 8, square 900; A. J. Worthington ct al,
trustees, to NJ. VI. Myrick, for 5000, lot o. square
335; John McCauloy 10 A. p. Douglas, for $50
and exchange property, lots and 9, square
1920; John Williams toJ. J. Brosnan, for 5000,
lot 30, square ga; A. A. Birncy ct al. trustees,
to Harvey Lindsey, for Sl,3i0, lot 1877, square
2O0,
National Republican., 1878-10-05
ISTSPECTED CLERK.
harred with Hobbing His Employers


Yesterday morning, between three and four
admittauce to house No. 100 Pennsylvania
avenue, where they found the only occupant
Frank c. Gelllch, asleep In bed IN one Of the
rooms. Gclach, a German, about twenty one
years of age, objected somewhat to the SEEM
ing intrusion, but finally got up, dressed, and
submitted quietly to being placed under arrest.
The charge upon which he was arrested was
grand larceny, aud arose from the follow
lug circumstances: For year past the
young man has been employed by Mcssrs,
MutZcTutt & Co, music dealers on Penn.
syvnnia avenue, near Tenth street north
wr.t. Thur.day afternoon ho was sent TO tho
bank to make deposit Of 800 IN cash and u
check for SIS IN the firms name As he did
not return up to the hour Of closing business
for the day. II was considered singular, aud u
search made for him proved fruit!ess. The
detective office was notified and McDcvitt
aud NOss were detailed To work the matter
up. Late Thursday night, after careful
searching, they traced Gellnch to the house
where he was arrested. An association Of
which he Is me aJsr meets at that house.
Hence the conclusion Of tho officers that some
trace Of him might be found there.
When notified Of what he was charged with
GelluCh denied the theft aud made the follow
ing statement to the officers: He said that
while on til" way to the bank tho money was
taken from his pocket. aud fear Of u big row,
with lis ultimate discharge, prevented his re-
turning to the >turu Of M"tIrrOtt * Co. and no
lilying them Of the loss, That hc stole o1
made away with it lie -tputiy denied. In tho
meantime he was lacked up at Police Head
quarters. Gclachs story, however, was be-
| ii"vrd by his employers, and he was nttrrward
released from custVdy;as they refused to prose
| cute him,
National Republican., 1878-10-05
Theatre CoIliIque.

\ fine entertainment Is given nightly ut
the Theatre Comiquc. The drama Of Simon
Kcnton," ono Of the best written border
dramas ev,r placed on the stage, is produced
very effectively by Mr.. Charles Thornton, sup
ported bv the regular company. In addition
\ variety performance, in which several
famous stars appear, aid to fill up programme
which j. seldom cquned.
National Republican., 1878-10-05
A IINplN lluuuNnN,

Between five and six o'ronk last evening a
horse attached toa buggy, belonging tou young
man named Eckloh, ran away from the corner
of Seventh and -trccts northwest. Tho horse
dashcd up seventh street at a furious gait
causing u lively stampede among pedestrians.
He finally ran mp On the pavement in front Of
the Patent .Oflcr, where he was secured by a
colored mum before doing any harm.
National Republican., 1878-10-05
A Car Conductor Tried aud Acquitted.

n Sur hHu f'VNi'teu.
Sidney s. Jones. a car conductor on the Ave-
nue. line, was charged in tho Police Court yes
terday with the larceny of Si5, by Mrs. G. H..
johnson, of No. lOi G street northeast. 1t ap-
peared from the testimony that Mrs Johnson
missed her pockctbook in the car aud applied
to the conductor, who returned 1t to her, stat
ing that it was handed to him by the person
who picked it up, and II anything was gone he
Sas not responsible. She found that Si5 VIII ch
1t had contained was missing, and desired
Jones to 20 with her to her house and be
searched, which he refused, but offered to go to
his own house. Two gentlemen were witnesses
to the fact that a pocket book was picked up
by q passenger, handed to tho conductor, and
placed by him In the lnmp.box until called for
by Mrs. johnson. The conductor opened tile
pockclbo in the presence OF one OF the wit
ncsscs and found that ii contained no money.
Judge Smell ordered that Jones b. discharged
from custody, stating that there was no evi.
dcnce to sustain the charge OF larceny.
National Republican., 1878-10-05

About hnlr.pA,t 7iX o'clock last evening fire
was discovered In tho house owned aud occu-
pied by EpLcr, Macdonald, at No. 3j3 seventh
street, corner Of street southwest. The
flames were ,A,ugui.hcd by the frcmen Of
w. / dgiL, company aud officer Bryan after
trnmg damage had been done. A servant
went into the c,l llar with lighted candle, aud
mknowmg,Y igutcd tho "a. which escaped
from an old leak in the pipes, thus causing tho
fire.
National Republican., 1878-10-05
Vegehme.
VEGBTINE
FOR DhOPSY.
Kegghne.
! Never Shall Forget the First Dose.
HnnNIIIE..nI.
FOR DhOPSY.

Nh II. II. STEvEssi
DfdF SIR: lnRYr boon great sufferer from drOpSy.
was Cunhn Il To my hon Q more than a yvuT. SIX
months at tie tine | ru.ircly hulplcss. was
Obliged to have tNJ men help mo In and out uf br,i
was swU l"n ~ inches larger than my nnturd slZa
around my vast | suffered all u man could aud live.
tried all remedies .OT drUpsy had three ain rent
nisiI, wa rG,Cd To die before morning. At last
Nrgriiup scut me by friend. niNer shall f1r-
Get the GT dose. could realize its good effects rom
day tu day; wGs getting better Af'r hiuI tak"u
some or bottles "Uuld sleep qu!;I we'll nights.
began To gain now quite fast. Amer taking ON" u
brtIl,s Cuull walk from one part Of my room To q"
other Myuprrtiir VIVA COOL; the dropSy lnd nt this
r,guincI MY usud health. heard OF great many
CuTts by using NEg"lne amer got out and WAS able
To rtlril to my work. am carpenter and buill 7.
| Wi. also say II has cured aunt of my wifrS Of
ScUrI gia. whu hat suffered 'Or more than ~ years
Sh" sHys Sh' h,., NJ. hal any neuralgia for eight
months have given II to ono Of my children for
CU,k'r HuT,.r. | have no dUubl IN my mind II will
l, ,,t' TO give child ! Will recommend II To the
world My father Is u years old, mud le says u ere Is
nDlhiug Ike II TO CIV" strength and HE To aged
person. cannot he too thankful !UT the NO nj H.
am, very grnlrfu!ly yours, JOHN \. NOfTAGE
ALI DISEASES OT TrE BLOup.-lf vETETISE viii
relieve pain Gle IHS'. purify aud cure such Diseases,
IeStIlnI the patient to perfect Eeu,h amor rNing
dlne:, NJ physicians, nhny r"mcdra aud Suiirrlng for
Il II not conclusive nTuOi, II You sufferer,
yuU can b CuTpd' why i THIS mullCino performing
Eurl great cures II works In the blood IN the cir.
Cuntn hull II can tiuy bc called the Hrcdf nm
J".,7'r The gTrnl sUurue Of dls'Hse originates IN
tn uCd, aud medicine that does not act directly
upon H. TO purify aud renOvae, has any Just cailI
| upon public attention.
National Republican., 1878-10-05
A s.rinns CnILinr AffrnY.

Last night, about ten o'clock, in low den
on e street, near Thirteenth, Richard Turner,
eolorcd, got on drunken spree, aud when his
mistress, AmorIcus Murry, demonstrated at
bis conduct, he suyagcly assaulted hel with an
uyslcr knife, cutting her On the back aud
breast. lie was arrested BY Sergeant b"tcIGr
DR. Walter was called in aud dressed the
wounds, which no thought serious.
National Republican., 1878-10-05
VEGETINB.
lowe MY HEALTH
To Your Valuable Vegetine.

NEWPORT, KY, April -, iST7.
Mr.. H. Il. STEyTSs;
IJsrr SIR: Having suffered rom breaking OUT OF
GuiE,iou' s1ss for more than live years, 'aIl,'d BY
All aC l'ut uf ITH,tuTri bUnt, which fl. CtuTr ran
into a rUunmg sOIe, and have used cy~TythnS could
tlik ui AID nothing helped me, until had taken 81 Is
ioulrs ut yUuT valuable IN pliCinn, which Mr. Miller
the HpOlh ptry, recommended very highly. Tho siNlh
huuG cured hi". aud nj C,u say |. that owe my
health To your valuable Nsg,tlur. Your most uhe
Gi Mt servant, ALBERT Won RDEDkN
1t /, unnecessary fr me u emuNeIatu the hsrl,e,
for which lhr NraIfTISE should be uSCd know Of
NO dNus1,, which will not admit Oi Its use with good
results. Aim II nHum, ThJie complaints caused
bY O,UI,isl- s'rTCtuI, In the blOOd which can br
eul'rly rNI"isl lrJ!n he system by the u.s.. Of the
NF"EriSIr Wien ,he blood Is Pere tly 'lrtnNe'i the
Is promptly restored, and The patient Is cur0I,'
National Republican., 1878-10-05
Indications.

For Saturday in the South Atlantic and Middle
Atlantic states rising barometer; slightly cooler,
clear weather; northeast to northwest winds will
nrnNnll-
National Republican., 1878-10-05

BLACK CAsuMEREs, %, 81, 80, 90, and 10
cents, which arc grand bargains. Dress goods
cheap at IL, Is, 90, 25 81 cents, &C., at Naudain's
Market Space.
National Republican., 1878-10-05

The first weeping willow in England is said
to have been planted by Alexander Pope. lie
received q present Of ilgs from Turkey, and,
observing n twig in tho basket ready To bud,
planted IT, From his stock all the millions in
England and America are said to have sprung.
National Republican., 1878-10-05

ATTENTION Is called TO mems hani.stitched
calf Gaiters-S3.JO to Sat the great Boston
Shoe Auction House, 49l Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-05
BASE BALL
Seine Notable Events In the Diamond Fiold
Yesterday.

Yesterday the Keystone and Manhattan
mines, the two crack colorod organizations of
the city, played their ifth aud last champion.
ship gamo on the National grounds, and the
result was another victory for the Keystone
nine. Tho game was very close and exciting,
as the following score indicates:
National Republican., 1878-10-05
USEN ENIS.

"a and s5 PantaloOns to order, stylish
Eiseman Bros corner of 7th aud Z streets.
National Republican., 1878-10-05
National 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Pnssengei rraIns.
AT BALTIMORE AND rUroNAc DrroT, SIXTH AZ

At BALTIMORE ASn ONO DEroT, SEw JERSEY AVE
NuE AND STREET.
NOrnirr EIVun1.
sSiO, -. outs & Ctn. eN $3.50, baltimore accom-,
stiU. Phlln. X y. Y. cN. ED, baltimore accom-.
s7aO, Chico " pittsgex. 500 Y. phil 4 lIDSeN.
s2u. baltimore and way ii5. Piedmont, Strn~hnrg
stations. wWCacStrr, Frplck,
So, Fred. &C. Met hr'ch.l Hngrr,town, Point "i
81, Baltimore, Annapoli. RprkS & way State n+
express fA:y7, Baltimore accom-.
elE, Maftinsburg and Ia s5ui. baltimore TNprt'S@
gerStnwn nc. Metro F7:ij. Rtmurp X way slh
pOlian branch tuut ,
sirsan Baltimore apVOul. rs.ur, Chicago y 81 LOUIS
ll:JU baltimore eI pres sri7 NY. lHIL & Boston
express.
.Arrlve daily Others sundays excepted
ns-For the time OF departure OF trains see ndvsr.
tispments el, ewh re.
National Republican., 1878-10-05

BALTIMORE homemade calf Boots, at $3.50,
at the great Boston Shoe Auction House, 40i
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-05
The Concert at the Congregational Church.

The concert vt the Cong rcgalional Church
last evening for the benefit Of the poor Of the
District wa, well attended, the church being
crpw,lrd. The music was Of the graudcst or
der, aud the affair reflected great credit upon
It's Managers. During the progress Of the per
formuucc Judge Macarthur made an address
appropriate to the occasion.
National Republican., 1878-10-05
Services To- Marrow.

At Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow the
pastor, Rev, DIR. A. +. Mason, will preach both
morning aud evening.
Rov. Alex. Kent CUniversaliSt) will preach
in Tallmadge Hall tomorrow at II u. NJ, com.
mumOn service; Sunday school at 0:I5 u. IN.
At All Souls Church, Rev. Clay MacCaul, y,
pastor, services at II a. NJ; Sunday school,
O::I a. NJ. and vespcrs at 7:3O p. m. Strangers
cordially invited.
The Metropolitan Presbyterian Church,
Capitol Hill, has taken new departure aud
declared its pews free Of rent. This church
Is one Of the most popular in the city, aud this
new movement will add to its deserved Tcpu
tRtiOn.
At the Church of tho Redoemer lRcformcl
Episcopal services tomorrow, in Marini's
Hall, + street. between Ninth and Tenth, at
II u. NJ communion, sermon by Rev. II. NJ
Collision, on How to Commune WOrthily,"
and ut 1880 p. III. service and Bible reading
by Rev. II. NJ. Collision; subject, Faith"
Strangers cordially invited
Sabbath day, tho great revival at Foundry
Church. Preaching by DR.. Lanahan, at eleven
H. M, followed by the young evangelist IN re-
Yivul service. llaIf.past three, glorious rc.
vival; seven p. ~, great revival, conducted by
Rev. Thomas Harrison, the young evangelist
doors opened at ten u. N. and half.past two
aud huli-past six p. NJ. AlI.dRy revival SER
vices on Monday. Nine Il. M, prayer ten,
promise; eleven, preaChingi twelve to one p.
H., experience one, social two, lOYc-feust
three, revival, by young rcvivallst.
National Republican., 1878-10-05

THE best s., SO, and sig Suits in tho mar
ket, at Roman Il Cox's, 50 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-10-05

ATTENTION! First c'nSs French kid Boots
al $50. and goat button Boots. 81. at the great
BostOn Shoe Auction House, iOl Pennsylvania
~
National Republican., 1878-10-05

SUITS to order, SEQ Pants to order, IS and
upward, at Roman 4 Coxs, JJ7 seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-10-05

six per cent interest paid on deposits. Special
rates on time deposits. J. II. sQrIER & Co.
Bankers lIl6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-05
Go TO Julius Lansburgh for shades.

EIsEMAN Bros, corner of 9TH and + streets,
arc acknowledged the Clothiers of Washington.
National Republican., 1878-10-05

julius LANsBURGH, the Popular Low-Priccd
Carpet Furnisher, 437 7th, between d and L.
National Republican., 1878-10-05
CITY ITEHS.

FANCY Western Creamy and Choice New York
Butter received daily at Spicers Wholesale Butter
Store, corner Ninth aud streets. Prices as low rs
the lowest.
National Republican., 1878-10-05

OUR $40 Black Cheviot Suits take tho lead
Eiscman Bros, corner pf 7th and 4.
National Republican., 1878-10-05

MEN's heavy kip Boots, at Sl.1j, at tho great
Boston Shoe Auction House, i0l Ponray Iyunia
avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-05

For upward Of thirty years Mrs. wins!ow's
soothing syrup has been used for children. 1t
Corr,cls aCidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dyscntcry
aud darrahua, whether arising from tccthing
or other causes. An old and well-tricd romcdy.
% Ccntsa bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-05

YOU can get pair Of goo Pants for )? at
Roman * CoX's, 5O7 seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-10-05
rnr Cnn.rn hr Leal.Ing Gns.

NunnY Suitngs Sls; Suits to order Else.
man Brps., corner ot 1th and T. streets.