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National Republican., 1878-10-14
Departure Of Our Richmond Visitors.


The members OF Company +, Of Richmond,
who were In the city as the guests of Company
A, Washington Light Infantry, after spending
the day very pleasantly re.embarkcd for home
on Saturday evening. Major Anderson and
Adjutant Storns Of the First Virginia Rcgi.
ment, Joined their comrades hore on Saturday
morning. The members of Company +, chape.
roned by their hosts, took carriages In the
morning and drove to the different points of
interest within the city limits, and then, lCav-
ing the city, visited the Soldiers Home. AS
tho long line of carriages entered the grounds
F CD.LpaI'ys band. which was In attendance
struck up national airs. The veterans turned
out and salutcd the visitors. A very pleasant
half hour was spent ut the Home. From this
point they were driven to the Schuetzen Park,
which they reached nbOut half.past one o'clock.
A short time was spent In strOlling through the
park, when all hands were summoned to the
banquet.hall, where fue dinner was served.
Post pr1Hddl speeches werc made by Colonel
Moore and DIR. c. VI. Ford on behalf OF the
hosts, and Major Anderson, Lieutenant Gillian,
and Mr. Tyler on behalf Of the visitors. The
best Of good feeling prevailed, and 1t was with
considerable reluctance that the party left the
park and headed again for the city. The re-
mainder Of the afternoon was devoted to sight.
seeing, aud about Eve o'clock the two couIpa.
nies reassenlblcd at the armOry, preparatory to
the departure of the visiting company for
home. They marched 10 the depot in good
order, and their farewell was a brilliant one.
Before the train LETT Company A gave one OF
its famous company yells, to which L Company
responded with great JUNCTION.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
The Nmth street. Church to be Rebuilt.

The Ninth Street Methods, Protestant
Church, at reccut large and enthusiastic
meeting of the members endorsed the prOpo.
aiton of their iuheiNtisablc pastor, Rev, Dr..
David Wilson to rebuild their church cdidce
on it, present site. The new building will be
constructed in the Gothic style Of architecture,
with lecture.r0pm IN the basement, and will,
VIII en- completed, be an ornament TO the sec
tiUu Of the city In which it is located. The
present place Of worship, having b2ca erected
over forty years ago, isuot in keeping with tho
spirit Of the age, aud by reason OF tho numer.
Gus business houses that have been erected in
c,ose proximity to 1t within that period It has
bouu rendered dark aud uncomfortable. The
pastor deserves great credit for his efforts to
srrure the desirable result about TO be accom-.
plishCd.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
The Mutual Improvement society.

Tie Mutual Improvement Society met last
evening at Bsllwin's Hall, O!o + street. The
opening poem by Ms. Teal was most grace
full and flushed production. A paper on the
Science Of Society" BY Mrs. II. NJ. Wolf was
ably discussed, and u repetition of tho paper
unanimously desired for tho next meeting.
The concluding poem, by Mr.. Chappel, en-
titled "a Dream" touched the audience with
II asympathy which brought tears to many eyes.
The meetings Of this new association are in
creasing in attendance, and deep interest is
manifested in the purposes of the society.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
FREE LECTURES.
Another Suggestion secopding "sibyrs" Mo
tlou.

Another Suggestion secopding "sibyrs' Mo-
ton.
To he Editor ofhe National Republican.
SIR; have been looking in your columns
for a second" TO Sibyls motion for o Smith
sonian course Of free lectures, on q plan like
that of the Lowell Institute, Boston. hear q
great many private responses to that wish.
The Lowell Institute courses are free to every
body who will get up early In the morning Of
tho day the tickets are given out. First come
first served. These lectures, though free, are
not Cheap" They do q great work In ox-
tending tho love of art, science, literature
and history among the people. Americans
are concerned In learning what modes of life
were pncticcd by past brilliant and success.
ful nations like Egypt, Greece, Rome, and
Florence, In learning how certain historic
epochs came by their grandeur, and also, alas In
knowing by what paths they came down TO OBJ
scurity and ruin. President Felton's life of
Greece" was first delivered before the Lowell
Institute in the form of lectures, whose learn
ing enlightened gray scholars, while their
grace aud vivacity charmed women and boys.
The Lowell trustees never appointed flip
pant, superficial lecturer or u dull lecturer.
They chose sometimes a wOrldknown sdrdRt,
sometimes man known TO discerning few
only; but always man who had both
knowledge and the gift Of presenting 1t In q
vivid form. Some of these men are dead but
there are surely enough left in our country
to give us a course of lectures at the Smith
sonian that would raise the tone of Washing
ton and add to its attractions Us residence.
NJ & W
National Republican., 1878-10-14
Deserted Infants,

About four o'clock Saturday evening a col
ored woman named Frances Neal, residing on
Georgetown Heights, brought to the Fourth
Precinct a white male child about four days
old, which she said had been LEFT at her house
between eleven and twelve that morning, dur.
ing her absence, by parties unknown. Lieu.
tenant Hurley sent the child to st. Aua's In.
fmt Asylum, where ii WAS received by the
Sisters.
About six o'clock Saturday evening Oticer
Warwick fouud a CJlUred female child about
six weeks old, in the park on Pennsylvania
avenue between Twentieth and Twcniy.drs.
Precinct Station, whence lie took 1t to st.
AIMS Infant Asylum. 4 culorcd woman was
seen to leave the child in the park and then
hurry away.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
National rhratrc-rhc hidden Hand.

The great success which attended the pro.
duction Of "uucle Toms Cabin" during last
week has encouraged the management to pre-.
sent this week The Hidden Hand" drama.
tization Of the novel by Mrs. Southworth. As
Ia Uncle Toms Cabin" scenes In the South
before the war are viviily depicted in The
Hidden Hand" The play will be presented
with the same RdjunCts Us the former one in.
Guiding the Jubilee Singers and the Madigal
Boys. Instead Of q cotton field, the great plan.
tatiOu scene is laid In a tobacco field. The cast
Il strong, and includes Blanche Ford as Cdpi-
to'd and Nr. Dauham as Wool. New scenery
has been prepared for this presentation.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
vl.Itniion. of the Grand oGleers I. o. o Z

Yisitations of the Grand Officers I. q. o +.
Grand Master Edward Bawsel, I. o. o. F.,
has made appointments for the scmi-annual
grand visitations to the subordinate lodges of
the District of Columbia, as follows: Beacon
Loirc, No. Is, Monday, October 81; Federal
City, No. 90, Wednesday, October 90; Me-
chanics No. Is, Friday, October e5; Covenant,
No. 10, Monday, October 2S; Friendship, No. IL,
Thursday, October 81; Metropolis, No. 10,
Friday, November Excelsior, No. II, Mon.
day, November 4 Union, No. IL. Thursday,
November I; Central, No. /. Friday Novem-
bcr s. Harmony, No. o, Monday, November
II; Washington. No. o, Tuesday, November
Y; Columbia, No. 10, Thnrsday, November
IA; Oriental, No. 10, Thursday. November 81
Eastern No. 7, Friday, November 22 Naomi,
No ! u. D., Tuesday, November 20.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
1hc LIN shu truNs.

The Dashawnys held a spirited meeting last
night in Franklin Hall, northwest corner of
Sixth and L streets, J. b. Wheeler presiding.
The meeting was opened with prayer by Mr.
Alexander EaglestOn. After remarks by the
prCsidcn: tho meeting was addressed by
Charles NJ. Nye, Guy Wines, and Others, and u
large number signed the pledge. The follow
ing.named We're elected officers of the club {:
Charles NJ. Nye, president George Savage,
Jere Williams, and Guy Wines, vicc.presi.
dents; L. II. Patterson, secretary; A. G. Con-
stantine, assistant secretary; Alexander Eagle.
director
National Republican., 1878-10-14
A Stating Rink.

r. L. Odlum, the enterprisug young gentle.
man who few months since opened In this
city o swimming school, Is now about to start u
skating rink, aud is calling on some of our
leading citizens 10 give their promise of patron
age when the place is finished. Mr.. Odum
has succeeded in getting, among many others,
the names Of W. W. Corcoran, ex. Governor
Shepherd, Hon. Thomas B. Bryan, J. d. S.
Perry, J. L. Kennedy, and Otis Bigelow.
These gentlemen know him to be a hard
worker and seem to be very fivoubly dis
posed to his interests. The new enterprise
under the management Of Mr.. Odlum will un.
doubtedly be successful.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
Arrested on a Serious Charge,

Saturday might, about hslfpast eleven
o'clock, Stephen Anderson (colored) was ar.
rested by Officer Brown, on the charge of an
attempt to rape little colorcd girl, twelve
years Of age, named Annie johnson. Ander.
son and the girl live in tho same house, 1909
Twelfth street northwest. During the absence
of his wife it is charged ho attempted to ac-
complish his vile purpose, but was frustrated
by her unexpected temperance. Anderson
was arrested at the instance OF his mother in
law
National Republican., 1878-10-14
The Repairing Of VI street Northwest.

Last Saturday delegation of the residents
and property holders On NJ street northwest
held an interview in regard to the improving
Of that street. The Commissioners have de.
street. The visitors desired to know why the
work could not be extended to New Jersey
avenue. They were Informed that the only
drawback was tho necessary funds TO do tho
work IL they had sum i2ieut 1t would be DONE
but at present they could not say positively
that they would be able to go even to Sixth
street,
National Republican., 1878-10-14
Tho sevonth-strect Hurncss Baxar.

In passing the harness establishment of Mr.
James $. Topham No. i2j seventh street north.
wost, ones attention is attracted by the fine
display of harness of all descriptions. He has
on hand gold-nountcd and nickel trimmed
buggy and carriage harness, which he Is selling
az remarkably low rates. He also has a large
supply Of elegant horse blankets and halters.
His stock of sole leather aud trunks of all kinds
is immense, while he has large assortment of
satchcls, all Of which he is disposing Of at
Chgap rates,
National Republican., 1878-10-14
The j. Il. ID. y.

At the meeting of the J. p. D. s, at the
Franklin school building, last Saturday even
ing, the following members read selections :
Messrs. Fowler, Sketch on Napoleon Bona
partc;" Pickett, IN original composition
Hunt, an original lecture on light; Stark
weather, an original sketch on Virginia
Ways, Customs" &c; C. b. Rhccm, selections
from Mark Twains sketch Book" and Hobbs
read an original and very interesting history
of the State lie Represents, Massachusetts"
At the ncxtt meeting the subject for debate is
-"RGsOlred That the French revolution was
beneficial to the world" aud on the meeting
succeeding there will be read brief sketch of
the society from its organization, October 90,
lH15
National Republican., 1878-10-14

ARE you bilious troubled with hcaaache dizzy.
ness sick stomach, constipation, DC? Are you Ly..
reFtio nervous dull and languid2 AveTse To all
eNtrtion. L. your life miserable? You require u
change. C!eSnss the sy stem purify and rCiieW tho
blood Take Qu!Rgs lHIsH fEA, the great mouse.
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you Sold BY all
quart Of medicine.
Is YOUR hair harsh, dry and stT7 Does II refuse
to curl? DTeGs 1t with I HONEsoN't ! oNADE OPIInE
An oehEinOus compound OF singular merit. It
will improve II. Sold by druggists, &c. Price IS
aAd 60 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
Arrested for Intervening with an oniccr.

Thomas Coleman was arrested by Officer
Hutchinson for disordorly conduct, at the cor
ner Of Virginia avenue and Four.aud "a half
street southwest, Saturday night, and his com.
pauion, Jerry Driscoll, who, like Coleman, was
very much under the influence Of liquor at the
time, undertook to rescue him from the officer
aud was in fair way Of succeeding when
Officer EiOck arrived Oh the scene and put him
under arrest also. They were locked up at
the First Precinct Station for hearing in the
Police Court to-day.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
The Winchester EaIr.

The Winchester fair bcgius next Wednesday,
and 1t Is expected that the occasion will be oven
more interesting than the fairs of past years.
There will be many distinguished guests, and
among them President Hayes aud Speaker
Randall. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
has made arrangemcntst to run special trains to
tho fair leaving this city at hall-past seven a.
IN. The round-trip tickets, to be sold at 50,
Include admission 10 the fair.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
Had Condition,

+ street, between Twenty fourth and Twcn-
ty-AGth streets is in very bad condition and
tile District authorities should give it their
attention at once. some years ugo Mr.. &. C..
Walker, one of tho largest property hoIde rs
on that square, made application to have the
street improved, but no attention has been
paid to it. The owners Of property Oh that
stIoet complain bitterly OF its condition. 1t
Is almost ,inpussable, and householders are
unable 10 have their fuel delivered.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
baseball,

Mr.. viii R. Omahuudro, secretary of the
Athletic Baseball Club, in II communication
again claiming the amateur championship,
states that tho Potomac Stars only take their
record from September /, aud inasmuch as
that Is not their record for the season, but only
their lucky month, aud they having played US
but onco during said mouth, they cannot claim
the championship"
National Republican., 1878-10-14
Theatre Cotniuue.

AT the Comique this week bill is announced
which will eclipse all previous efforts put forth
by Managers Budd aud O'Ncill, and, of course,
surpass anything ever seen In this city In the
way of variety performance. Among the
new stars are Don Ferreyra, the man flute:
BughrSn aud Hume, the rifle team the Field.
ings, the Kline Brothers, Dewitt Cook, Alice
Gilmore aud Kitty Sheppard.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
The WIlh,ImI Concett,

The concert to be given at Lincoln Hall to-
morrow evening by Herr August wilhelmj, the
great viOlinist, will be a musical event Of great
interest. Herr wlhelmj will be assisted by
Nine. Theresa Carreno, the eminent pianiste,
and Miss Kate l.. James, the charming young
American prima donna.
National Republican., 1878-10-14

For upward of thirty years Mrs, Winsow's
soothing syrup has been used for children. 1t
corrccts scidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowcls, cures dysentcry
aud disrrahea whether arising from tGethng
or other causes. An old and well-triGd remedy.
20 cents bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
Franklin Temperance Legion,

The entertainment given by the Legion OH
Saturday evening was one secoud to uoue the
Legion have ever given. The duet by the
Misses Allen was finely executed one, as was
also the trio by the sane ladies, assisted by
Mr. Smith. Miss Florence Hopkins sang
Come, Birdie, Come" In most excellent
manner, aud the solos Of Mr.. l.. ScIbold and
T. ". Criller were all that could he nskcd
Miss Mary e. Foster gave recitation entitled
Jamie, Come Home" in good STYLE aid, for
an encore, gave humorous piece entitled
"PRdly and the Pig" The recitntions
OF Mr.. Pil'n9ni were, as they always are, In
tho highest style Of the art. Miss Addie Pros.
peri, to whom the Legion Rre 50 largely in
deOlrl, presided at the piano in her usual fls.
Ciustiug manner. These entertainments have
now fairly set in, aud will be continued ulI
the winter. The first sociable of the Legion
viii bo given in their hall on Wednesday even.
lag Of this week, and u fine time may bo cx-
Iec;cd. Music by Pis.ori1's orchestra.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
Marriage Licenses,

The clerk of the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants:
Robert Miller and Annie johnson.
Joseph Ballenger and Nellie Grady.
Charles IIenter and Bette Honning
Thomas o. Eing and Martha Ridgway.
William Hammer and Mary A. Richter.
G. w. st. Egmaier and Annie NJ. Grady.
John Murphy and Mrs. Catherine Males.
National Republican., 1878-10-14

WORsTED MITTs to wear over kid gloves In
cold weather are among the novelties Gaily
coIored, richly embroidered with chenille aud
adorned with velvet bows, they will prove u
stylish addition to street toilets.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
An UyEM ENTS.
uillmau House Entertainment.

An entertainment will be given tomorrow
evening at the lIillmau House, the proceeds to
be devoted to the benefit of the Women's Chris.
tian Association. The programme offered EN-.
braces solos and recitations, to conclude with a
drama entitled Sense VS.. Sentiment" Ex.
Celeut talent has volunteered for the occasion.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
Sneak Thieves in south washing gton.

The sneak thieves were active in South
Washington Saturday night. Among their
victims wero Mr.. J. D. Spalding, of l243 Union
street, who lost articles to tho value Of $l5,
and Mrs. Calliher, of iO2 Virginia avenue, who
suffered 10 the extent of S2O in clothing.
National Republican., 1878-10-14

Theatre CoGlique-Nurictlcs.
National Theatrc-"Hidien Hand"
For rcnt-ig street southeast brick house.
Hes English Opera Compuny-Satlonul Theatre
Special ohcr!ngs-L. IIellJrul IJl Seventh street
northwest
Special train, Baltimore and Ohio Eallroad-wln.
chester fair
Trustee sale ofvslua5'e Improved real estate at
Hills,!ae. u, c.
Fall untcrwcOr-Gsorge c. Henn!ng 40 Seventh
street northwest.
National Republican., 1878-10-14

All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings IRE under
the supervision and management OF GEN EZRA ~ q,
7. BEAuHLGAkD and j. UBAL A, EARLY.
octe-WIHI
National Republican., 1878-10-14
National 8epublitan.
Arrival OF Pa.seugc, Trains.
At BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DEror, SIXTH AND 3


At BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPOT. NEW JERSEY AVE
EAND CsTREEr.
N1rnfrI Erspinr,
fhi0. ST. Ioul- & Cin. eG. $50 baltimore accom-.
.t1D, Pllln. \ y. Y. UN. S.aO, l.,'tIm0rg accom-.
sIaO, thcON " Plils Ux. t.UO y Y. Phil & ltu-eN
s-v. baltimore and way sos Piedmont, Strushurg
- stations Winchester. Fred CS,
81, Fred. nc. MET bT'chN IIugpr-luwn, Point of
vi, BnltiElufc, Annapolis Iurks & way .tatiI Ms.
express $685. baltimore accom-.
tb. MAunSburr and tfr- s5su' Baltimore cNpr'ss
EctSinwu &C. Metro -7.hj. Baltimore & way sta
- rOlWen branylip tipus.
sC:sp, Baltimore n, COM s.rL Chicago & -. Louis.
ll:40, Baltimore express. ApI7 ny. PHI ~ BOs,On
express
sATrlve daily. Others Sunday. excepted.
o. For the Time Of departure OF trains sec hdvsr-
t-cnisnts ei.twh Te.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.
A Batch Of Items Gathered by Our
Local Scribes.

Case Of Sudden ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
Our Soldier Guests for Richmond
Two Fouudlings scnt to st. Anus
ASylum-The Analostan Re-
ga'ta-sneak Thieving-
Other City News.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
Go TO Julius Lansburgh for carpets.
CITY ITEMS,

NOAH WALKER L CO., C2i PENNSYLVANIA
FACT TINT THE STOCK OF READY.MADE
CLOlllING FOR MEN, YOUTHS. AND BOYS Is
COMPLETE, EMBRACING EVERYTHING THAT
Is NEW AND FASlIlONABLETU FOR THE SEASON,
MANUFACTURED WITH TASTE AND ELE-
GANCEy FOR WHICH THEIR CLOTHING Is
CLIEEEATED.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
An Appeal to Colored People.
THIBoDEAux, La, Oct 8, 1878.
TO Me Editor of the NntionaI RepnblLonn.

lHIBODEAUx, LA, oct. o, 1910.
TO The Editor Of the National Republican:
DEAR Sin: Would you be kind enough to
publish the enclosed appeal In your psper2 l
think the colored people of tho great North
should come TO the relief of their suffering
brethren here, who have not asked for any
thing until now, when the distress has become
too great for them to alleviate unaided Our
Towards have now three hundred to take care
OF, and arc exhausted. Whatever Is given
let II he given quickly. Yours, truly,
FRANCIS STERNBERG.
OFFICE HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Or THE COLORED PEOPLE,
PARISH OF LNFUCRCHE, La,
THIBonEArN. Ia, Oct. D, 1873.
To hc Coloroi People qt tiS UHiCd Sdt6s:
.BRErnEEN: We come to you in the time OF our
dircst distress. We are not only decimatcd by the
epidemic, but nearly all of us who are very poor,
hood We are in need Of all the nccCssarlCs Of life
Were we not IN the utmost want We would not Rr-
peal 70 you for outside help. the lIowards, com
posed OF white citizens having up to now Loyalty
done their best TO relieve us but being now almost
exhausted. Contributions are urgently solicited
through Hon. S. TGrisamorc, Mayor OF Thibldeaux
J. II. HARPER,
Pastor A. NJ. L. Church, President
We have also received copy of an earnest
appeal for aid from the Peabody Association Of
Vicksburg-Gcorge W. Stith president; Will
liam ii. Rogers, secretary--addressCd to the
generosity of every race Of every locality.
The paper sets forth the gricvous distress re-
sulting, not only from the pestience, but from
the complete stagnatiOn of business which
leaves thousands destitute and children with.
out food,
National Republican., 1878-10-14
Real Estate Transfers.

c. II. Buxton to A. II. Herr, for $1,000,
lot 4, block 9, Howard University; J. F.
Bowles, trustee, to William O'Donmell, for
$500 part of lot II, square 42i; Owen Fegnn to
John Moore, for s., 40, sub-lut 49, square 1876.
National Republican., 1878-10-14

FANCY Western Creamy and Choice New Yor
Butter received daily at SpiCor's Wholesale Butt,
store, corner Ninth and streets Prices as low
the lowest.
National Republican., 1878-10-14

BALTIMORE homemade calf Boots, at $3.50,
at the great Boston Shoe Auction House, 4Dl
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
Thr.momrtric EcndIup.,
Indications,

For the Middle Atlantic States warner clear or
partly cloudy weather; noc;hwes;erly winds,
hiiting to light sOuthvIly; stationary o. falling
barometer.
National Republican., 1878-10-14

ATTENTION is called to mems hand.stitched
calf Gaitcr1-S3.50 to Sat the great Boston
Shoe Auction House, 4yl Pennsyl lyana avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-14

YOUNG PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeti
neglect vii! soop ruin them. be wise in time
Clean them daily with THURsToS's IVORY PEAR
ToOTH POWDER. tho most pertect dGntrihCe known
1t will kt0D them through life In good condition
White and SOUND. VIII harden the gums, swUe;vr
he breath, and prevent toOthache Sold by oil
jruggiAs. Is and 90 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-14
Ole Bull Couling.

The following invitation was sent to Ole
Bull n short time ago, and will explain itself:
NJ. u, BGl.
SIR: Understanding that this will positively re
yDur last .clsuu on the Stage RUt. ns we have no,
la a the ,.rH..Ir FIR several years OF w.W.r-siug
yrHr wuud Tul performance Oh the ylYlin ugrN.
ten! u y9u % vurdlr, nlv'at,Du t. visit uur city
AM give urr ufyruG ig.m!'ab!e concerts.
'-iguul by Np.tl.. WI'.!4I u. EvlTi. GC0rge W.
Ncl uiy. J,l.n sherman. SChusa. Jnmu, \. Iy-
urg Chr',rs bcyvu,. ". X Roger. ". ". Curcogan,
and uihr,,
In response to which the following La, been
received from his rErnts:
Ge~rlFNFS: on b,hG,C uf Mr.. O'c Bull We have
Tire honor ~ lanGupw,t iIy the receipt uf your u.
,.,u'iDn fur hHa 90 gi'cN concert III W4sh.M:' .n
ui TO say i.l Il WIFI give hin the grrr',,l plrn.-
ur' ~ nrCcdu tu!"ur request II Convenient he
wuU,i lsst o. npprIUl the evening uG W,luus,lav
utio,rra lJr III, puTm,c, N,yrrsptEnlly,
HATHAWAY l. PDND,
Agtuts for O.v Bail,
National Republican., 1878-10-14
Amuscmcnts and Excursions.
New adycrtI.,,ncnt..

ETHEATEE COMIQuE.-NRriety Performance.
NATIONAL rEEATEg-The Hidden Hand.
National Republican., 1878-10-14

FRIED OYsItRs. % cents per dozen In a bon
steamed oysters, 10 cents half peck, with brcu
and butter, at Miliers Restaurant Gil Sevent
street, opposite Patent. Office. Ladies' aud Gent
Dining Rooms open On sunday. CHARLES HEi
OLD, proprietor.
National Republican., 1878-10-14

Ayers CHEEEY PECTurAL--thc worlds great
remedy Tor Colds. Coughs, and C0msumpIion.
National Republican., 1878-10-14

DREPARE FOR FALL AND WINTER AND
4 sell your Gast.un Cl0thlng 10 your own al
vantage, Al JUSrHS OLD STAND, No. GlO street
northwest.
CLOTHING extraordinary high prices will be paid
w | make q spe,raily ut ihem.
NOTES Bi MAIL WILL BE PROMPTLY All
TENDED TO, be27.lf
National Republican., 1878-10-14

Go TO Julius L.nsburgh for shades.