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National Republican., 1878-01-16
The snprcmc Court of tho United states.

The Supreme Court of tho United states.
TuEsDAY, Jan. 10. 1873
On motion Of Air. Jcmcs Lowndc', W. d. Porter
ESQ., OF Charleston. s. c., admitted to practice.
On motion Of Mr. =. y. Bang, ,Artemas H. Holmes
esq, of New York Clly, was a limited - practice.
On motion Of Mr.. George IIoadley. william Stone
Albert esq of Washington u. c. was admitted to
practice
No. S79. Morris Kotcham ct al, appellants, vs.
William Butler ct al. No. 1887. Rudolph Merriam ct
al, appellant vs.. william Builder ct al The mo
ton to advance these cases and the motion to va.
cate the order suspending the supersedcas argued
by Mr.. H. 7. Merrick and Mr r. n. Bangs, against
the motion to vacate order in M. S1p aud by Mr..
George HOadley, In support thereof and IN favor Of
motion to advance, and by Mr.. W. Y. G. HumeS In
favor Of motion 10 vaCntC sulcrSedeas III No. lO5'
No. l6s. william Godfrey ct al, aIa'ellants, VS..
Harvey Terry Argument continued by Mr.. Har'
yey Terry for himself
40. G7S Charles u. Iamborn. plaintiff In error,
VS.. The Board Of County Commissioners OF Dickin-
son County. submitted by Mr.. G. L. Bretherton
for plaintiff In error and by Mr.. g. o. Thatcher for
defendant IN error. under twentieth rule.
NJ. 1906 Charles T. Cromwell, plaintiff In error,
vs.. The County Of sac; No 1913, The County 81
sac. plaintiff In error w. Charles T. CromSell:
submitted by Mr.. J. ~ Roger for Cromwell, and
by Mr.. Galusha Parsons for plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow Ut twelve o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-01-16
Wanting to sell District Securities.

General ELOch IOuvu, as attorney for Mrssrs. j.
a. J. Crcswcl ct ul., commissioners Of the Freed
mems savings uni Trust Company, IN the casu,
against J. V. W NHnd"nhurg AMI the Abbott Paw
ing Company. h1 ill Il, in equity, motion to ,c
CCrlun district su. uriltc, How held by them They
represent that thay We're appointed rs said Coal.s
Si"ncrs to wind up the 0fNS Of said company in
July, 1874. and found the Indebtedness to be in
round figures about s@t0,DOO, owing mostly to
C0!prvd rurle II large prul~rlIuu Ia small sums.
but ueNcrjhcivs' the payment Uf 'hcse sums would,
in thc prcscmt slrinsency N the times nnort a
great amount Of relief They state uisp that thee
Gust, we're relencl luJ J. hnNUn ~ referee niIh
that hv hu' reported that there Is due by NanIel-
burg 81 F74hl, umd by the Abbott ronlpI'ry sGa
~ NJ, aud they hnye IN hr possession 4 largo
amount uf District ,eruril Us wrCh were dcIasitcd
~ Culut, rdl. the sule Of which would enable
them To realize such IN ana. uut that they could
pI} uuulhur Ill, i,l,ud Of III. en- IrT Cvut They
further IoWrCscul that they nov mol IN AL sIjDOD
IN such svC,IrItiy', and tinu wien enough Of them
urU sold 10 enable thUm u sr'N. these amount,
there " III br sufficient NIn,lIL rCmNiniug to en-.
ablr them 10 meet any further d"muud- Witch may
lac IuUud due, II certain SN"Id. 'a' uAen In the
Ur,.. UIc ,tsulned. They Therefore ask the pIs.ugc
of Tie st Ter,
National Republican., 1878-01-16

GRAIN ARRIVALS.
BY rdR-Three hundred bushels Of wheat to j. G..
& J. NJ Waters.
DEATH OF HON. CHARLES y. MIX.
Mr.. Charles 4. Mix late chief clerk of the Indian
Bureau, died yesterday morning, at his residence.
No. l6i High street, Of paralysis, aged sixty-cgh
yenrs. MIR. Mix was taken sick In August last
while visiting with his wife, at his farm near Balls
Cross Roads. Alexandria County, Virginia At the
time his illness was not considered serious. For
the past nine weeks he has been confined to his
bed. Mr.. Mix was born IN New Haven, Conn,
February 4, 1910. lie was educated ut the Ian
caster school in his native city. lie removed to
Georgetown when but sixteen years Of age and en.
tered the mercantile business, and continued
pointed by, Martin Van Buren, to a
clerkship in the Indian Bureau, then branch Of
hS pdnE the & wa
tary Of the Interior. Mr.. Nix married Miss Catha-
rine upperman, Of Georgerown. during the year
but retained his mental faculties until within q
few hours before his death.
of chief clerk and acting Commissioner and Com
missioner Of Indian Aflairs during period cover.
ing thirtyfour years In his death the Indians lose
hOnored citizen. Mr.. Mix leaves widow five sons,
and four daughters.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPus.
MA. Martin, New Orleans, La; Charles C. Cum.
mngs, Cumberland, Md, and James l.. Dakin. OF
Sing Sling, \. Y, are among the guess at the West
End Hotel.
Considerable complaint Is made by the residents
| of Georgetown Of the crowds of cOOred men aud
women who nightly congregate on the foot bridge
spanning the canal and indulge In Language of un
offensive character.
The condition of DR.. Grafton Tyler was much i'm.
proved last night aud his friends have hopes Of his
ultimate recovery.
The butchers contemplate purchasing the large
lot on High between First and srcets and erecting
market building thereon. to take the place of the
inarkethouse property recently purchased by the
| Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company, TO
| be used Rs n railroad depot and stables.
Mr.. Edmund Cnmmack, an old resident and one
Of the best known merchant tailurs of Georgetown,
died Of old age at the residence OF his son. IN
Washington, yesterday morning. ssss 49,
The fashion and beauty Of Georgetown are much
clated In anticipation Of the coming wedding OF
Mr.. Robert Tenney, Of The wellsknuwn milling
firm of William II. renney& Son, to Miss Julia Is
Moore, the handsome and accomplished daughter
of Mr.. +, L. Moore. The event win take place on
The Masonic choir have elected the following
officers for the ensuingyear :se. l., Jones. president
l.. <. Holmes, leader ". NJ. Thslett, organist; DIR
James Young. librarian; W. Nordlinger, treasurer
aud Z. +. shckell, secretary.
National Republican., 1878-01-16
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOpES.

-Roose sends New York papers In advance.
1.-The J. P. D. !. will discuss the Chinese question
At it, next meeting.
-Workmen commenced pruning operations on
the CCs lining the Columbia Railway on New York
avenue yesterday.
The Washington SchillCrhund will give an en-
tcrtalnmrnt at the residence Of Hon. HuratiO King
tomorrow evening.
The Hamllnc ". =. Sunday school take q benc.
III ut TamHdgr Han tonight. where they will up.
pear In Aunt Pnlly's Stugiu Skewl."
-Ifall arrangements can be pvI IrCtrd the penny
cntnghou,r, l2li h street northwest, will he
opened tO-iuy under the spCrNi sion Of Mrs R,,l,.
efts. Of the 'dpf'ri.
"A pound party and literary and musical soIrrr
combined, VII be given at Baum, Hall tp.murruw
evening i"r The benefit Vi Capital Tent, No. ID, /.
o. o RrrhabitcS.
The other day a scwer.cleancr nt work ON the
sewer at the corner of Thirteenth street aud New
York avenue, iOund a solid gold lingering. Thi,
i an encouragement for other scwcr.Clcaucrs to
work harder.
The Locke Literary Society. during u recent
meeting debated upon the subject "R,a,irsi lnui
the right of SufIngc should be- restricted y prop.
cry qualification 1t was decided in the unirInG-
tive.
Tho death ofwilllnm A. sulphIu. late First A..
Sistant Examiner of Patents hts caused sincere r,..
gFct amouSa hrgc Cir'r 81 friends. Mr.. Sulpau
leaves wife aud six children. The remains will
be removed To SumcrViIlc. y j., for burial.
-ChHrlc, Jnuiicr was arrested In evening hv
OIccr FcIt ON tn" charge ul mTk Tkiugthr,lt> against
J. II. Moore, c'lPrcHrhrr The ri.clnslaurc,
surrounding the case are Snmcw hat tcrysliiil aud
the trial at the Police Count ihi, morning will be-
very spicy,
Angus, smith, an insarc soldier, belonging %
the seventh mitcd states Cavalry, was brought tC
Lieutenant kelly's station last evening nnd nckct
up until the necessary papers can he obtained fll
hls admission into the Government Insane Asylum
He was In charge Of Lieutenant Russell and Ser
very quiet during the trip from Dakota Territory Il
this city.
National Republican., 1878-01-16
Police ecu I,

UIiied SGies cdses-Patrick McDermott deposited
a V vi h the Marshal for his appearance to-day to
answer the charge Of stealing newspapers from
private residences Clinton and Levi johnson,
charged with stealing a stove from Martha Proctor,
were sent u jail for thirty days each. They were
also ordered to pay s. restitution, In default Of
which thirty days more was added n their sen.
tence. The case against d. SchrlngOsser charged
with stealing some clothing from Samuel Altman.
was dismissed for want of prosecution. ROHe
p'O. entered in the case Of Peter Kline cha ged
with having certain property In his possession be.
longing to Cornelius Mattngy. Clara Myers, as
saut on Rachel GOOdall, was requested TO pay line
of so or spend thirty days in jai Albert Lucas was
sent to Jail .or Thirty days for stealing coat and
pair II pants from George Hampton. Lewis
fTsicr, larceny Of two quilts from Thomas How
Nr wa, sent 10 Jail for fifteen days.
| District Ctscs-litOrge WEIGH paid 81 for driving
over the sidewalk George Warwick was assessed
/ u for throwing stones, Mary !. Washington m"id
u for culienIpt Of court. Daniel NJ. GOodRCre, vio
aug the building laws of the District, granted
! an indefinite !. slpOncmen'. Michael MauTy dis
turbrd the quiet Of ancient GEORGETOWN, aud will
spend three weeks 1T The " Branch" John Italy
Was lined s. or fifteen days for Indecent exposure
William Brown was sent down for fifteen days fol
/ Iri,ls load aud .bUistrrGus,
National Republican., 1878-01-16
aida. &"

Nerdis latest and greatest work, Aida" was pro-
duccd last evening at the National Theatre with It's
abpundinG wealth Of choral, orchestral and scenic
chcrtS, Miss Clara Louise Kellogg lmpcrsonated
the tile rO,e with her accustomed fidelity t. the re-.
quirrmcutS Of her art.
The imp0s,ione'l paudts of the magnificent au.
dienCc were prUdlgHy shOwered upon the fair
prima donna.
Miss Annie Louise Cary. the most richly giftcd Of
American cnntraltos. csuyed the important roir Of
ihucris with most brilliant success The HppreCia.
ton Of her great abilities was atesed by Repeated
demands for her rCgppcarunCe before the curtain.
Mr.. tOnlys grand bussO was heard tn great Id
vantage In his impcr,OnaiOn Of RlmHS McsSrS.
Gran. Verdi, aud GuttChalk appeared with accept.
ability In their respective TOi's. Tonight The BO-
hcminn Girl. will he produced, with Miss Kellogg
rs IFIir. The east also includes MCssrs. Tom Karl
and Comfy aud other iavOrites among the company
National Republican., 1878-01-16
THE P1rEgT OFFICE.
Relics Of the Great Fire-Progrcss Of Res
toratiou-Burnt Models, &c.

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toration-Burnt Models, &c.
The destruction caused by the fire In the Patent
Ofe building on the 18th Of y. tember last Is well
known. and the work Of restoration where II
could be done, has been going on steadily ever
since. But few who visited the museum Of that
Institution prior to the great conflsgration would
now recognize II In the charrcd stone and timber,
t,ire of material lying around the hoon, whcre
worsmen are employed in the asserting, the cleans
ON THE West SIDE,
where the fire originated, terrible destruction was
caused. and the progress Of restoration OF the mod
els located in this wing Is necessarily slow from the
immense damage done TO this portion OF the build
ing and the wrlghty aud intricate character Of the
models here exhibited The principal inodels on
exhibition on the west side wers those relating to
brush manufactures, carriages bridges, hydraulic
engineering. hoistins machines, glass and stone
ware, &c, &c.
IN THE NORTH WING
were the models relating to hydraulics, pneumat-
ics. woodworking grinding mills, Sc.; and along
the wing. under the protection OF board roof are
gangs Of men, to the number OF one hundred and
twenty-five, sepsrntng tile material, cleaning, pol
lshing, &c. A bath Of sulphuric acid and water Is
s 5 a. ss ss br az WHICH
the articles can he removed and otherwise got
N order for proper examination; On the lower
fonr Of this wing were also located all agricultural
models, those Of mctalluryy. polishing tools, ma
chlnery, &c.
| In tue east wing. under the frcscoed drawing
| arches, once 10 handsome, but now sadly soed
with wnter, are seine thirty men employed, who,
sitting at long bench busily engaged In scrap
ing cleaning, filing. &c. II Is thought that, with
cleaning and other slight trouble about 600 models
can be restored o their original condition OF which
1909 have already been handled. and are now in
chnrgs Of the painter. A number Of models not
injured by the fire, and whose applications are now
pending, have been placed in cases and located In
the south wing. A. the models In the hnnds OF the
labOrrrs and mechanics are restored TO their orgi
nal cOaditlon they will for the present be stored In
| the northwest corner Of the buildng-the bcsi
Place for safety and convenience With the I'm
mcnsc amount Of labor to DC yet done IN the origi
nal restoration of models. the work upon the build
ing new roof, &c, new cases to be made and hun
drcds Of other Matters in connection we may
expect long time to elnpsc ere the entire Museum
floor will again be open to the public for free In
spectQp. examination, and exhibition. II Congress
wouldhurry up the appropriation for the perinn
mcnt repair OF reconstruction of the building and
furniture great many people could he set to worn
and very usefully and economically employed too
National Republican., 1878-01-16
FAscy listers below cost, El,rNAxs, eth aud E.

ATTRSTIoN IS called TO the auction sale Of :.
Goldstcin Co, which commences at two y. NJ.
and continue, daIlya their fine icwelry tore under
the Metropolitan liOlCD. HE entire 'tOCk fixtures,
&c, must bo sold within ninety days from date re.
ghrdess Of cost, uu account of the dissolution u
cOpartncRhiP, This IS the largest sale Of fine
goods ever offered IN this city splendid Orpur.
tunity 10 obtain bargains /. here presented Those
not desiring To Intend the auction sale eau buy
goods ut private salr stu great sarlh,c Colonel
Frank NiuChCil, the crli brUlCd mcuuIrpr Of N,w
York las been engaged by DuUCausuu y BRO, tu
fCll. and the public can GUpcud that no mi,rrrr.
tentnt!pu' viii be allowed, but that every article Is
InllN MarT.mlul ~ rupre.umltl.
National Republican., 1878-01-16
ovErcoArs below cost. EsENAys, 7th and sts
The Hous. District Committee.

committee having the matter in charge. will to-day
report IN the full Committee on the District Of Go.
lumbis the bill which was agreed upon by Joint
committee Of the two Houses to provide form of
government for tho District.
The subcommittee on the judiciary Of the Dis.
trict Committee yesterday morning heard an Argl.
mcnt by the counsel Of eS.Surveyor Forsyth pro
testing against the passage Of bill which has al
punishable with fine for any officer OF the District
TO retain the custody of any Of It's records.
The different bills providing for the formation Oi
gas cOmpnnir. Will be the special subject for con.
tidcratiOn At the meeting Of the District Committee
next Saturday.
National Republican., 1878-01-16
Valuable Information.
BoSToS, Mass.

UN@TUN WAss,
Mn. II. r. STEVENS:
DEAR Sin: My only object in giving you hi. tcsti
moniRl IN to spread valuable Information. Having
been badly AFFLICTED with Slt Rheunl. and the VIII lie
surface of MY skin being covered with pinpl's aud
eruptOns, many Of which caused nv grt Of pain and
annoyance. and knowing II TO bp a blood disease
took many Cf the advertised blood preparations,
among which Eny QUANTITY nf : ITsaplIla with
out obtaining any benefit untl commenced taking
tile Vcgrtine, and e ore had completed the first
queniiy followed on with until I had taken seven
hottes when WAS pronounced a well man, and'my
skin is smooth and entirely free from p,mples aud
erurtons. I have never enjoyed 80 good health he
fnrc and tribute Il ali to the Of NCgrtine To
benefit those afflicted with Rheumatism. will make
mention also OF the Veg tnes wonderful power of
curing OF his acute complaint, OF which have
suffered so intensely. -
c. II. TUCKER,
Pas. Ag't Mich. {. Il n,
oe WHshin gton street, Boston.
National Republican., 1878-01-16
READ AND PONDER!!
II YOU

II YOU
Want Cook.
Want Situation,
Want aSslesmnn
Want u servant,
Want To kent Farm,
Want to Sell Plano,
Want to Sell Horse,
Want to Lend Money,
Want to buy lIOuss.
WAIT to buy u uOrss,
Want to Rent u House.
want to Sell n Carriage,
Want u Boarding pilce,
Want 10 Borrow Money.
Want TO sell Dry Goods.
Wurt to Sell Or cnrpF,
Want to Sell l'urniture,
Want tu Sell Hardware.
Want to sell Real Estate.
Want r. Job of fBinckSfn,hng.
Want to Sell Millinery GnCdI,
Want to Sell HulS" aud Lot,
Want to lind any one Address,
Want 10 find StTRycd Animal,
Want to Sell u Piece OF Furniture
Want to BUY Secondhand Carriage,
Want to sell Agricultural implements,
wRnt IT, And anything vOn have Lost
Wan, to Advertise anything to Adval ttgc,
Want to mud an Owner 6r anything,
Want TO save Money,
Want To- Make Money,
Want t. Make 4 Name,
Want anything nj all.
Erlplr ~ the ,ulunlli'
OF TuE DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLiCAS
HAVING \ LAEGEB ClRCtLATluN THAN ALL
OTHER MuRNlNG JOURNALS IN WANHlN"
ION CONFINED.
National Republican., 1878-01-16
vEGETlNE.
VEGETiNE
Purifes the Blood. Renovates and
Invigorates the Whole
System.
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent and
Diuretic.
VEGETINE.
49, 49, 80 " 49, - s--s-s-
v uEGETtNI /

vrorrIsr Is made exclusively nom tho Juices Of
carefully lyselecttd baIks, roots, aud hers, and so
strongly concentrated that y will ertcualiy eradi.
cate Il ON the system every tnnt of ScrUula, Scrol.
lous Humors, Tmmors, Cancer Sancerous lIumoi.
Fainincs ht the stomach and all DESERVES that arise
nom impure blood. sclntlca, Infammatory and
Chronic ftheumatsm. Neuralgia, Guut. and Spinal
Complaints only BE- crectualy cured through thh
Fur Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases OF the Skin. pus.
tul - Piml les Bloclss Boils, Tetrr SCaldheAd and
Rngworm, yege;ine has never iailed to effect per
Fur Palms in the Back. Kidney Complaint, Droysr,
FeniRie Weakness, Ieucorrhpa, arising from iitcr
nal liberation and uterine diseases and General de-
biiiy Negetne acts directly uEon the these
complaints. II inygorates and strengthens the
whole system, acts upt the secre.ivs orgaua nlays
Inflammation, cures liberation. and regulates the
bowels.
For Catarrh. Dyspepsia, Habitual Costivencss, Pal
pitation II the Heart, Headache. Piles. Nervous
ness and General Prostraiion Of the Nervous sys
tenn, no medicine has ever given suoa perfect sail.
faction as the Negeiine. II purifes the blood
power over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by vtgetne have In
ducsd many physicians and apothecares whom ",
know prescribe and Use II In their own families
In met, vegetine s the best remedy yet discovered
for the above Diseases and Is the only felishe BloOt
| Purifier yet placed before the public.
National Republican., 1878-01-16

Statement Of Mctr,poi> savings Bank.
Musical entertainment at Lincoln Irll. January
Is
Misses sullivan. fashionable drr,smakers r9 |
street nurihwe,t.
Annual meeting Of the Wellington City Orphan
Asylum, January ID, ISIS.
D.. Dissolution Of partnership by Il. II. Dimmick.
George Bancroft. and seth johnson.
Palace warcruoms-piunos and orvuns-Scnlyrs
& Stayman corner Twelfth street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican., 1878-01-16
Eyenlng CIa.se. At th.Y. NJ. c. a.

One OF the best Ohhe many good
thlngs the Young Mems Christian Association
Is doing Is the effort 1t is now making 10
provide intellectual and social advantages for the
young men and Others ofOur city IN the formation Uf
evening classes for instruction in the language,
and In photography elocuti0n, and mathematics.
Competent Instructors take charge Of these classes
They all meet at convenient hours In the afternoon
and evening, and the terms are reasonable that
all may avail lhemselSe, OF the adv untHgr. See
the advertisement for Particular, or 30 the roOmi
of the AssDmlmIlOn.
National Republican., 1878-01-16
AM USE.M ENIS.
E,hiOpian Opera.

The brilliant combination Of burnt cork artists
Lcecbraied under the name Of "Bryamts Minstrels'
will commence series Of their peculiar entertain
ment, nj Fords Opcn-llnusc. on Thursday even
Neil Bryant. They CONF laden with testimonials
Of the success that has attended their progress
through the different cities In which they have dis
lmg pmblIC.
National Republican., 1878-01-16
Suffrage skirInishing.

DR.. Mary Walker, who was scarcely recognized
by lhe grand army ol woman sutiragiSts who weIt
here at week does not propose TO let her light lc
hL under a bl,hcI, and has inauguratcd u sort OF
guerrilla war Uu her own hook, and yesterday mad,
an application tO the House Judiciary Committee
frf 4 heating which was successful, and like lt,ll
David Of old, the plucky little woman viii do bal
tie for the UausC before the legal representatives u
the Huuse to-day, at eleven O'Clock.
National Republican., 1878-01-16

WHAT Is vyaYTISE. n Is a compound extracted
from harks, roots. and herbs. i is NRtrra'I Rom.
etly II IL perfectly harmless from any oad ciIect
upon the system. II s nyurishing and trengthen.ng
II acts directly upon the blood II quies the nervous
system. II gives you good, sweet sleep nj night II
IL great paacea for Our NC ed fathers and mothers
for gives them strength. quieis their nerves. and
gives them Natures sweet sleep, AS has been proved
by many All aged peNOn. II Is the Rreat Blt OF ru
rifcr. II Is n sOotliing remedy Tor our children.
has relieved aud ured thousands II IN very pleasant
TO tykc every child likes II. Il relieves aud cure
all diseases originating from impure blood. Try th,
yegctIna. Give II fair trial Tor your complaints
then you will say to your friend neighbor and &C
quansnCe, Try II has cured me-"
National Republican., 1878-01-16
A Biblical Thief.

Bill Jackson was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Officer West, on the charge Of stealing a Bible,
valued at SIS. from John Fletcher. The prisoner
stated that lie had sold the book but refused to
give the name Of the purchaser He was escorted
TO the Second Precinct station and locked up for a
hearing before Judge Smell this morning.
National Republican., 1878-01-16
THE LAW RECORD.
TRIALS AND HEIRINGs BEFORE DTF-
FERENT TRIBUNALS.

Supreme Court OF the United states-The
Giascocs Acquitted of the Charge of child
Murder-Big Batch Of New suits Entered
A New Motion In the Frocdman's Savings
Bank Case Other Events at the City Hall.
National Republican., 1878-01-16
Grand Collection of Works Of Art NJ PubIle
sale This Morning.

our rcEdo's should attend the solc Of elegant
TiancewN'r, Froucl bronze figures and groups.
elegantly y.curNed Italian staIUdry, and hnc black
marble twenty .one,day clock, tn take place th,
morning, N ten O'Clock, At the ssIes-rOOm VI Mr..
Thomas Bowling corner Pennsylvania avenue aI,d
Eleventh street The whole collection il recent
consignment irom one ul the largest house, In
Paris
National Republican., 1878-01-16
Assignments for To-Day.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.

No = Richie VS.. Walcou No. 3. GuntOn vs.
ZautZingcr No. H. Dickson vs.. Baltimore and
Potoma" Railroad Company No. Is Bartlett VS..
District Of Cuu,uba; No. -, FGnt vs.. Fcndal No
~ King ". Dean; No. n. Washington and Geprgc
town Railroad Company v. District of Columbia
M ~ -ulluF - Mitchell
National Republican., 1878-01-16
ovERcoATs below cost EsgNAN's, cor 7th and E.
CITY ITEMS.

YouSG PEOPLE cs pay attention To your teeth
neglect will soon rain them. BE wise in. time
Clean them daily with THURSroS's IVORY PEARL
TOoTH POWDER, tho most perfect denhihce known
II will keep them through life IN good condition
white and sound, will harden the gums, sweeter
the breath, and prevent toOthGche. Sold by al
druggists. rs and so cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-01-16

HARD times demand economy: practice II b,
renOvGtlug your sJcd gloves with JOuvES's IS0
nERous KID GLOVE CLEAssER. Price % cents pc
bottle.