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National Republican., 1879-11-20

The report Of Mr. OH Irish, Chief Of the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing, for the fiscal year end.
during the winter Of lS7s-'9 caused the largest
ycnr's work ever executed by the bureau. There
notes aud securities representing Sl,9l6 go, 100
and l39l5Sl2 sheets, containing 2s02iO gG5
stamps for the, internal revenue and Gus
toms services The cXpcndituIes were Ss2gOO7 gS
Of which s9l2, ,i9i60 was used in executing work
for the several bureaus the Treasury and other
departments TO be reimbursed, leaving sl7l 5s2 .32
ms The net expenditure for the proper work OF the
bureau. This showing Is believed TO bear out the
position taken by the Government that the work
now done by the bureau can be more economically
and satisfactorily performed by the Government
the1fjtwas Under contract, During the year 1878
thepo were made upon hand-prcsSes 2O2H-
900, impressions, containing 3,2lO5lOS7O square
there were made IN the same man
ner, 3S.5737A impressions, containing 6OS2.-
53S375 square inches. Tho superficial area OF the
product Of each year reduced To impressions by a
common standard, shows that the product of 1873
equals 25A7sbOO impressions, and the product of
1879 EQUALS 1857 900 impreSsiOns-an Increase of
nearly 90 per cent In the different divisions of
the bureau large increase Is shown In the amount
Ofwork, but not Il corresponding increase in the
SIZE OF me paE-r0Ils, Asa Whoc, me increase IN
compared with ls7s viii closely approximate 90
per cent, while the aggregate expenditures OF 1919
exceed those Of 1873 only 81 per cent The
the operation OF the system works
gradual improvements In the results obtained, and
has placed the bureau upon a strictly business
basis The number of persons employed has been
from G77 to 9Z9. Pending the passage OF the act Of
March J. 1872, changing The tax on tobacco Il be-
came necessary 10 stop work on all classes OF inter
nal revenue stamps for tobacco stamps and 10 fur
Tough large number OF employees When the act
was approved the demand for new stamps was very
urgent, and continued NO until the close OF the
year. The chief OF the bureau says the results ac
eompished were reached through steady ad-
hetence 70 the salutuy reforms introduced by
Secretary sherman on The reorganization Of the
bureau.
National Republican., 1879-11-20
CITY ITEMS.

THE secret of DR.. Won Moschziskers great success
in all cases of deafness. impaired sight, and the
respiratory organs such In Catarrh, throat lung,
and also in chronic moladeS Is this: First an ex-
tensive experience both in Europe and this coun-
try In hospitals devoted to such diseases: n very
large private practice In these maladies at Phila.
depha for severrd wears, also clinic that was the
largest in the city, and the many various forms OF
that disease thnt came under his treatment In the
largest Eastern and Western cities. His valuable
apparatuses tsomo of his own construction and
Others imported by HIM enable him to see the very
seat of these diseaSes--in catarrh, the postcrior
naris bronchial, larynx, trachea: in Deafness the
entire inner ear the eustachean tubes. Their state
had formerly TO be guessed at by the physician hut
now he can see them plainly. With his instruments
remedies be applied direct to the very seat OF
the disease; further, the special attention given by
him to each individual case. All these are the re.
suits of his great The many patients that
one meets at his rooms Gl9 Nineteenth street north
west and all speak In the highest praise of the
satisfaction he is giving in each particular case
Let none who are IN need OF his,meical help neg
lcct the opportunity to avail themselves of the
Sn
National Republican., 1879-11-20

Arllngtou-General Housey, of Philadelphia
General II l. Burnett, New York; DR. II Goodman
eral II Bonner, New York; General 4 Smith
aud General s Negley Pennsylvania; General
II i Duya and wife, Ohio; General Eli Long. U S Al
Colonel William MCMCbnel and Colonel Alex p
Colesbnry, Pennsylvaniaj General Derbin Ward
Ohio Rev Dr II Tying, jr, Hon Samuel Mclean
Hon Albert DaggetL, General c Goddard and wife
tow and j z Lane, Pennsylvania; General II NJ Clst,
CINCINNATI General II ID llusk, Pennsylvania;
Colonel w Squire, General l. Gova General
Charles CRUZ, General Earnshaw and General ] L
Donaldson, Baltimore A G Shepherd president
q X, Thirty-third Massachusetts Association;
General W BBurSe, General K Graham, General
L N McCook, General James Morgan and Colonel
Wormleys- s-MaJor.General Hancock. OF New
York; Colonel q Ltchield, of New York; Colonel
W g Mitchell, Of New York, and Eaton, of New
York.
L L Dickenon, Of New York; n Peterson, Of New;
maryaad Nary I " T bePer and wis. iiSieR'P Il
Camp and wife and G W Pole and wife, of Virginia.
St. James-General " g Davis, Florida; c
Sawyer. North Ware H. Colonel James Belger,
Major A Butts, Army of James, New Yerk; Il Il
Nolan, New York; V Heehler, ir, Richmond; A
Iybrand, Delaware; Ohio; II Gqnnerd, William D
McKenna Richard Dimond, Philadelphia william
land, New York. Il l. Wilmington, Kentucky;
John II Organ and wife, La Porte, Ind; G w owen,
Philadelphia; L shober, North Carolina; q Ii
DAWSON. Baltimore; Manning J. NJ W Man.
ming, J Manning, p IL Manning Norfolk, Va; A A
Chester, Sunbury, Pa K Edmonds Virginia; ] p
McCaskey, James II Marshall, Lancaster, Pa; 4
Holland, Troy n Y; ] Fort South Bend Ind; L
NJ Wright, North Carolina; A Warren Wisconsin; ]
B'perry and family, Maryland; w IL King, Virgi.
MIA; X GILL Pennsylvania; Russell Wetm0re Vir-
ginia; Il Strand, New York. James X Maxwell
Delaware J L Hough, X Hadel NJ Hough.
Maryland; W II Martini Chester Porterheld'
Illinois, w L Camp, philadelphia Rev. S Birch
q Seymour, Maryland; John GoyWinner Phila.
delphia G Wolfe, w DetricI, Baltimore; Floyd b
Wilson, + Kenney, Chicagoi George Taylor,
Virginia,
Ebbiu House--Goneral c Berry Of Boston;
General w w Blackburn, Boston; T. ) Post Mi.
nois Il Theis Z a; Mrs J EnoS and Mrs + s
| Higgins, New York; David 4 Murphy, Cincinnati;
| A ID Jones aud 4 Hughes VirginiG J p Peterson
| New York. NJ D LngCtt, Ohio; II Romeyne u S A;
| B Chase, Chicago; Il J Rohrhacker PENNSYLVANIA
and q G. Robbins Nevada.
Wiliards-Gcnepl n JcnIies, Ridlesy Park G
W lILmmnrsly, OF Pennsylvania; G a Peae Bos.
on; NJ Buriis louisiana g b sheridan. New
Y YOrk; 4 j Jacobs, Missouri George Il Kuhn, NJ ID,
and wife, Long Island; l. ID Myers, Ohio George b
Edwards PenusylyauiN; Mrs F W Tuttle New
York A NJ Cannon, Minnesota Miss Belle Mcbride,
san Francisco; Miss Lizzie Lincoln, Baltimore; q
II Cook New York; o N Briuker, Colorado; William
Crampton New Jersey; Newton Simonton, United
States Fish Commission, aud l. Loeer West Yir-
ginie.
National Republican., 1879-11-20
Rea, Estate Arenoy-w. III. sIn,n & Hros.

Attention is called to the advertisement Of this
enterprising firm. They have for sale large mum.
ber of fine farms. located IN every part Of the
try-Norih, South, East and West-and especially
where those wishing to purchase cannot fail to be
suited They make this department of their busi-
ness a speciality. Colonists can always find with
small tracts IN all parts of the country, and on
terms of payment to suit all classes Also q large
amount of city property for sale or exchange.
Within the past few months they have made The
following sales of real estate In town and country
The Nichols place at Falls Church 1000: house on
Capitol Hill, SG000 the Bakersmith place, Bright
wood, 5000 fnr1n in Missouri, $1,000 the jackson
farm Montgomery County 81, 600; houseo on Seventh
street. 81 800; the Brown farm, Montgomery County.
$1,000: inrm. Prince MilllMm County. Va. s. 500.
National Republican., 1879-11-20
Prudent stock speculation.

The Stock Exchange never presented such an
admirable condition for profitable and rapid stock
operations. There never before have been so many
mauipulatons Careful and reasonable people
only operate through the combination system of
large or small means TO invest and realize hand
some profits which are divided pro rata among the
shareholders every thirty days New combinations
can be safely invested with splendid opportunities
for quick profits. An Illinois grain dealer made
sl3,22O.4l in ivy Investments. A Michigan farmer
invested $50, which yielded Si33l4 He made by
three investments over S3.00O. Wisconsin coun-
try merchant made Si,2i6.l6 in four combinations,
and Others have done equally as well. New ex-
planatory circular with ''Unerring rules for sue
cess" mailed by Messrs. simpson & Co., Bankers 40
Exchange Place, New York City,
National Republican., 1879-11-20

Wibor's Cod-Liyer Oil and Lime has now been
before the public twenty years, and has stead
lily grown in favor and appreciation. This could
not be the case unless The preparation was of high
intrinsic value. The combination of the Phosphate
of Lime with pure Cod Liver Oil, as prepared by
DR.. Wibor, has produced u new phase In the treat
ment of Consumption and all diseases of the lungs,
ms rms article can be taken by me most delicate IN
is such an objection TO the Cod-Liver Oil when
taken without Lime, II is prescribed by the regu-
lar faculty. Sold by the proprietor, A. B. WH.BoR
chemist, Boston, and by all druggists.
National Republican., 1879-11-20

The recent decision of the United States sHprutne
Court as 10 the consIitutonality OF the Trademark
law has carried CONSERVATION among The propr-
stors of these business signals who complain that
they were robbed Of all redress by the decision,
thoy had paid the Government
for protection la their proprietary rights, General
National Republican., 1879-11-20
GREAT BARGAlNS \
A II
NOOT7S,
No. 9l5 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Black French THREAD LACEs. in all wIdths,
at 20, 25 80. rs cents per yard.
Black Breton LACf5 ut ~. I5 20 cents, worth dou-
initiation Breton LACEs at 6. s. 10. IL cents per
yard -
the best material, at IS and $40.
Double-width SILK ILLUSION and WASH
BLONDE, In white and cream, at ~ aud 30 cents pcr
yard
Real Breton SCARFS, full lengths and good pat
terms nj 20 and % cents; hnnsolne AZ 10 cents
Real Point de Russo SETS, COl4LAIErIIcS and
CUFFS ut Al. rs per set.
All Linen ANDKERCHIEtS S, plain and fancy
borders, al IS. 20, 25 and upward.
In Ribbons, / offer a most elegantly sc ected
stock prices never before offered. Black Satin and
Gros Grain two inches wildcat 10 cents per yard; three
inches Wide, at . cents per yard Black Silk Gros
Grain Ribbons a 30 70 - cent; per yard from three 70
cents per yard. SILK Brocaded Ribbons, No b. at ~
cents per yard. All SILK Fancy.Strped Ribbons
from two 20 three and hall inches wde at 1G 10 aud
20 cents per yard, Real Turkish Heavy Brocaded
Ribbons, i've Inches wide, at 80 cents per yard Real
Pekin-StriIed Fancy Ribbons, newest shades, at
from 25 10 % cents per yard.
Job LOT OF Real Valencennes LACE at 20 70 22
cents per yard Real White and Black Thread Laces
Al S. co. ei TO $05 yard a large stock of Breton
and Point de Sprite Fichues, 50, rs 10 81,
Bargains In RuGHINGS, PL1ATINGS, BllltA X
FAST CAPS, PARIS BONNEIS, UNDERWEAR
and Real Lace CURTAINS.
large stock Of Pearl, Shell and Bone FANS al re-
markaby low figures,
National Republican., 1879-11-20

Clothes very little worn can be obtained at large
reduction on first cost ut HerZogs 3OS Ninth street.
and 231 Pennsy ylyania avenue northwest. His stock
includes heavy winter goods In such variety TO
clothing, watches, guns, pistols, &c Herzog is the
pioneer in the business.
National Republican., 1879-11-20

You can make money in stock speculatons safely
by Investing S2a tO $1,000 in tho Combination Plan
The money Of thousands of customers, combined
and operated In one heavy amount. insures the
largest profits which are divided cquiAbly eRch
month. Circular explaining mailed free. Address
Lawrence & Co., 10 Broad street, New York.
National Republican., 1879-11-20
Another Outbreak.


Cincinnati Is bidding for the next Republican
National Convention, But It viii never do 10 ac-
cept the offer. There Is something narrow and
provincial in Cincinnati II invited the last Re
forced a Cincinnati man upon its ticket. 40 more
Ohio, If you please. This Is a,Nation.
National Republican., 1879-11-20

For Middle States and New England, falling ana
lower, followed by rapidly rising barometer winds
shifting to high norhery Fand gales, slightly
warmer, cloudy weather, with snow changing to
rain In southern portions, succeeded at night by
enlder. DarLIy cloudy Weaihe1
National Republican., 1879-11-20

The firm of Perry Brothers, corner of Ninth
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest adver-
tse q splendid assortment of dry goods, which
ladies who desire bargains should inspect. Their
shelves contain all the latest novelties, especially
goods for the winter season.
National Republican., 1879-11-20

The eX-oiliccrs and soldiers of the Second Army
Corps, which was commanded by Major General
W.s. Hancock and formed part Of the Army OF
the Potomac, will assemble at WillGrds Hotel at II
o'clock noon to-day, and proceed ffum thence to
call upon their old commander.
National Republican., 1879-11-20

Each of Warmers Safe Remedies-the Safe Kid.
ney and Liver Cure, Safe Pills, Safe Nervine and
Safe Btters-s asserted to be the best of its class
and the intention is to keep II so. If any medical
expert can add All ingredient which will improve
any one of them he will be paid high prico for
the Improvement.
National Republican., 1879-11-20

The Patent Metallic Neck-tle Shields for bows and
scarS, az George BeTglhgs No. 1918 I street, neal
the Ebhtt House, are the most convenient aud dur
able articles to secure the crnvat bow. and will
llSt Lifetime. They will superscde all the old
National Republican., 1879-11-20
Estimates forInstitulions In tho District

Among tho estimates of appropriations required
for the service of the fiscal year ending June 80,
1850, to be submitted to Congress on the reassem-
bling of that body, are the following of more or
less Interest to the District exclusive of the esi.
mates for carrying on tho District Government,
which have not yet been completed, with the
amount appropriated for the same purpose for the
current fiscal year:
National Republican., 1879-11-20
DIR. T. A. Won MOSCHZISKER,
THE wEI.L-KNowN EUROPEAN
PHYSICIAN and SPECIALIST,
LATE OF PHILADELPHIA,
HAS OPENED AN OFFICE AT
619 NINETEENTH ST. N. w.
sPECIAI. ATTENTION GIVEN 40 DISEASES
or THE
EYE, EAR, THROAT. LUNG, CHEST DIS
EASES, CATARRH, ASTHMA.

TO WHOM IT MAY CoNCnlRN
We the undersgued citizens Of philadelphia, take
pleasure in certify Ing that DR. j.. AVON MOSCHZIB
Rl1R has been resident Of our city for some years.
during which he has acquired distinguished rcputa
ton " actioner In diseases OF the Eye, Iar and
Throat lie has also, during some time past, been
Professor and clinical Operator In Of our Medical
institutions. We recommend him 10 the cordial sup
port OF the Press and tho confidence OF the communi
n AicMiGHAEE, Mayor ofthe CITY.
EW DAVIS, speaker House Rep Pa,
cIIAs McCIIN'rdGK Morning Post
re Giti ELMAKEE' AS' s Marshal
A Il WEIGH.
HON w MCCLURE.
Gle WARBURrON Evening Telegraph,
Ell FEATHERSToNE, Evening bulletin
lPresident OF the Bank Of the Republic, N, Y.I
DR.. Won Moschzsker restored mo to hearing
o. B. LAMAR
RESTORATION OF HEARING,
From the high Endorsements with which DI. Won
Moschzisker came here was i.duced TO place my.
which gave great deal OF siness Ills treat
ment proved perfect success. l consider him
Just tribute TO him TO make II known to all whu
need his medical services that have the utmost
confidence in hia professional abilities Call him
THos soMERVILLE'
National Brass Works
wAsHIS0ToS, October IS, 1879
lSenator d. w. Voorhees,
thank you very sincerely for the relief received
seriously impaired, the result OF m ercessiyeiy 50
we're cold. d. w, NOORHhfS
Tson OF Gov Bishop OF Ohio.
DT Won Moschzsker operated very successfully
on my eyes and restored my sight -, , ,,,o,
Gen. Eilburn, U, 3. Al
my hearing. q. l., KILBURN.
National Republican., 1879-11-20

BLACK aud cOlored satins, yelyets, and pekins
cheap; all-wOol Cashmeres, 40 cents up all.wool
dress goods % cents Brussels carpet ~ cents up;
National Republican., 1879-11-20

wear, Just received at Garrel's, 900 Seventh street
corner Of J. large and choice stock to selec
Call
National Republican., 1879-11-20

No other remedy has proved fcctual In re
lieying Coughs and Colds as Dr. Bulls Cough Syr
mp. 1t is recommended by many physicians and
costs only 2j cents bottle.
National Republican., 1879-11-20

THE Rowland Dental ASSOCIATION. 2l1 Four.and-
a.half street. only $. S. Whites artificial teeth.
Philadelphia Price, 81 per set.
National Republican., 1879-11-20
JuLIus LANspunelI. tlle popnlar Carpet furnlshe!

Con- SILVER American witches adjusted $40: in
solid gold cases stem winders s3j, at Harris Co. Is,
4jj seventh street.
National Republican., 1879-11-20

A Magnificent Three-Stone Diamond Ring,
surrounded with turquoise. latest style, SIS Jacobs
Bros, l229 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1879-11-20

a very large and varied assortment of gents fine
calflace and Congress gaters atthe oldCstablishcd
shoe house of T. s Gartrell, 900 Seventh street
ner ofI.
National Republican., 1879-11-20
Ton Shades 80 70 JulIus Lansburgh,s.

ROGER Y AIERIDEN sIlyer-plOted ware at Harris
Co.'S, 4dj Seventh street.
National Republican., 1879-11-20

sPEcIALTIEs IN listers AND ULSTER
ET~rES. THEY ARE OF OUR OWN MANUFAC-
TuRE AND CONFINED STYLES. ElSEMAN
BROS, CORNER TrH AND E.
National Republican., 1879-11-20

Ladies' broad-soled hand.sttched Walking
Boots md Gents Scotch Bottom HandslitoheC
Lace Shoes aud CATERS. Park Shoe Store. 932 Sey
enth street, near X.
National Republican., 1879-11-20
A Great Variety

Of ladies', gents, misses boys, youths and chill
dreu's shoes all kinds. just received at 4. 5. Gar
trell's 700 seventh street. corner Of
National Republican., 1879-11-20

OSR THOUSAND solid gold cameo and amethyst
rings, from $3.50 up. Harris Co.'S, i35 Seventh
stu
National Republican., 1879-11-20

HUnlBuRT's TrRcheal Drops cure coughs, Group
whooping.cough in all stages. For salo at gil r
street northwest.
National Republican., 1879-11-20

Veterans of the Army,
lny In your smokers ammunition at Goldseins
Gil Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1879-11-20

la COQrETrE" Havana cigars 3 for % cts. at
NJ Goldstcin's, tObacconist Gil Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican., 1879-11-20
snlitniro Dinmnnh Ring.

~ cara,s, brilliaut and good cut, SIS. Jacobs
Bros, l229 Pennsylvania avenue,
National Republican., 1879-11-20
Grand Army OF the Cumberland,

HAVE your house furnished by the popular car
pet iurnlsher, julius Lansbufgh, Odd'Felows
Hall
National Republican., 1879-11-20
NEW ADvERTIsRMENTs.

NEW Adv WEksEhSEmbNh n -
SPECIAL NOTICE
CoALi CoAI! HooDy WOOD
Now is the time to buy your
GO AL
BEST QUALIFY AND LOW PRICES.
SELECTED STOCK OF CELEBRATED GOALS
sIEE " WHITE ASH,
"LYKENS' VALLEY - RED ASH -.
LORBERRY RED ASH
IN. THESE CLOSE TIMES TO SAVE MONEY
CALL EARLY AT
W. IL. MARLOW,S,
highth and B Streets south hwest.
BRANCH YARD, A, bet. Second and Third SITS n. e.
BRANCH OFFlCE, cor. Ninth ST. and ". y. Av. n ".
DERRY S BROTHER.
BOUGHT VERY LARGELY AT VERY Low
PRICES,
PERIN STRIPE BLACK AND COLD VELNErS,
CHOICE BLACK SILKS,
SATIN DE LYON,
Nun PoMPADouRs,
ILLUMINATED SILKS,
PERSIAN SILKS,
PEKIN STRIPED SILKS
SnooDA CLorHs. Kin AND CLOTH G1ov Es
PARIS NOVELTIES, uNDERwEAR,
SCOTCH PLAfDS, BfASKkrs,
BATGSs LISENs,
HOUSE-FURNIsHING GOODS,
PARIS CLOAKS AND DOLMANS,
FURLlNED SILK CIRCULARS. - ,,
ENGLISH HWALKGNG-JACtGfrSA AND ULSTIGRS
AND ARE SELLING AT POSITIVELY THE
LOWEST NEW YORK FIGURES.
ONE PRICE ONLY,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Cor. ninth street.
PERRY s. IjROTHER.
National Republican., 1879-11-20
Fon Luce Curtains go to Julius Lnnsburgh's.

FoUR Key West cigars for % cts. at NJ. Goldsteins
tobacconist, GIL Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1879-11-20
LOST,


A BRACELET, between Bladensburg and Wash
"A ington. The initials on the bracelet are Minnie
Nj, The finder will receive reward of $40 by return
ng II TO Miss Hattie DAVIS, No 2i2 Eleventh street
et. and streets. south Of the avenue. no203t
National Republican., 1879-11-20
LApIrs, ANp clnlpnEN,sflne Hosiery at ponglass,
Reception at the Executive Mansion


The President and Mrs Hayes win hold q rccep
ton this evening from TO 10 p. IN. in honor of ti
Society of the Army OF the Cumberland.
National Republican., 1879-11-20
The printing and Engraving Bureau.

\ NEW SUPPLY or BOYS oVERCOATs AMI
ULsIERs EIsEMAN BROS, CORNER 7Tn
National Republican., 1879-11-20

MEnlNo UNDERwEAn, all sizes, at Douglass.
National Republican., 1879-11-20

dwelling of General Thomas Statue.
Participants IN the ceremonies, get your cigars
and tobacco at NJ. GoldBjcius Gil Pennsylvania ave
National Republican., 1879-11-20
KoUSs NEWS REPUBLICAN cLUB
Tho Late President Explains what Has 10
cor,a of ~.

WASHINGTON, November 49, 1879.
To the Editor Of The National Republican!
SIR In answer to your query OF this morning,
What has become of the Young Mems Republican
Club, District Columbia &c" allow me 10 thank
You for the just compliment paid, and TO say that
shortly after President Hayes Inauguration land
right here let me recall the fact that club Is en-.
htled to all credit for arranging the preminaries
for the ceremonies of that occasion days 'bcfore
the Electoral commission had finished its labors)
the club was merged into "'Tho Republican League,
District Of Columbia" The policy of the step was
doubled Acknowledgement events have proved II
III advised. The lAmented Colonel Lubey wnS
chosen president Of the league and since his death
the organization has never met Very many of the
old members of the Young Mems Republican Club
nave recently approached me to call meeting to
reorganze our old association which In the two
Grant camgagns and TINT Of 1876 did yeoman ser.
vice, and at the inaugurations Of General Grant and
That OF President Hayes attended to every detail,
as aids 10 the citizens committee. The matter is
being personally canvassed aud II is probable the
members will soon he called together to advise as
10 The feasibility Of reorganizing the old club.
Gentlemen who were members of the former or
ganzation, and those who desire to start with US,
may communicate with the late corresponding sec.
rotary, Dr. Frank 4. Howe, Bureau Engraving and
Printing myself and their views ON the subject
Will be given consideration. The material that can
be gathered aud utilized IN social and political
club here is abundant, and Ii seems 10 me should
be getting ready for work.
Very respectfully,
National Republican., 1879-11-20

TWENTY STYLES $40 ALLWOoL CASHMERE
SUITE. EIsEMAN BROS, CORNER 1rH AND L.
National Republican., 1879-11-20
urnoLsIEMINo a speelaIly NJ Jnlius Lan.bnIghI

get your supply Of cigars and tobacco Of NJ. Gold
stein, tobRCcOnst Gil Pennsylvania avenue, uudeI
Metropolitan Hotel
National Republican., 1879-11-20

Fon Cnrrels 20 % JuIius L.ansburghs.
National Republican., 1879-11-20

DuRANG's Rheumatic Remedy Is the only known
cure for rheumatism in all It's forms.
National Republican., 1879-11-20

Late president Young Mems Republican Club,
District of Columbia.
OUR IS ONERCOATS ARE BOOMING. THEY
ARE THE MOST STYLISH AND DURABLE GAR
MENTS IN THE COUNTRY FOR THE PRICE.
ElSEMAN BROS, CORNER 7TH AND T.
National Republican., 1879-11-20

Fon corsets, all styles, go to Douglass
, 1879-03-28
WHIPPED AT SCHOOL.

MILWAUKEE, March a1-A s)'ecal telegram
from Iarios to the Estaing It'i*euntiH Rays:
"Robcrt sheellar, tho boy who was 80 severely
punished some four weeks agu BY slE. Sleeves,
Superintendent Of Schools, died yesterday ut
noon. 1t appears that The severity OF the pnu.
ishu,ent WAS accidental, the boy hayins, tn trf-
inr to dodge a blow OF tl!e ruler III skewes
l1.,Js, received tlls blow fa thu ten,pte. The
lad attended s:lsool right atoag for several
days utter tho Injury octosc lie took to hls bed
Ills death, however. Is attributed. bY both at
on lid head. There Ia to 10 no luqucst, the
attending physician having given u lrash eer-
t!flcate, 4l no artloM taken At present to nycs-
aiYate tle matter, There is, however, =. .gotNl
leai Of feeling among people here. which Will
doubtless eulInlnatr III g0lne sort OF an exalilR.
t,pu avpucr or lates."