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GUILTY.
Cain and Houghton Candidates TO
the State Prison

Gain and Houghton Candidates for
the State Prison
by referring tp tho court column Il will DO
seen that VIM. Gain and Richard HouGhton
have been convicted Of intlictng a wound. less
than mayhem with a dangerous weapon.
Gains Grst cffense was q charge OF burglary.
brought against him while he was a member Of
the Metropolitan police force. On thls charge
he was tried by the Police ard and ignomin-
iou.ly dismissed from the torce.
This was RoRe Years ago. ana since then his
career has boon rhac cred one, he having
been arrested and locked up for almost every
running the criminal Gauntlet he has. unlike
many OF hts kind. met In nearly every instance
with an acquittaI.
But his last uffense Of sh citing and wound
Ing with intent 10 murder. b " low opened 10
him the gates OF the psuitaEtiary District At
torney Ftnney kn wing tho bad character o.
fhe man and also being aware that n was 4
danRerous man ~ tha Gommuni !. and tina his
quit In this instance was beyond Il doubt
vigorously prosecut 4 him and his efforts We're
crowned with a yerdier OF guilty.
IN regard 70 Hou,hton but little Il known:
sac seeIns 10 nave aped his harvtS by Dad
asso5lafions. Being found In the cons any Of
Gain. the lattar'v bad character appears to have
dragged MIN down to the same level. 1t was
out day ago that Cain and Houghton we're
tried before the Superior Criminal COURT on the
charge ot assault with intent to rob. On his
charge they We're convicted W assault and are
now waiting sentence from judge Abell.
Sullivan 4 Bnlger. ~ Camp street. have D
new assortment of chandeliers and brackets
Tor sale at reasonable prices. Call and examine
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BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

The following were recorded yesterday at the
office Of the Board Of Health: .r=
BiRrIiH.
Mrs. W. Main. II daughter. soptemberb.
Mrs. J. Cnstex q daughter. November IT.
Mrs. conrad rrense. II daughter. November 7.
Mrs. james White. u aOn. Noven Dor 2s.
Mrs. !. Williams u son November II.
Mrs. A. j. Raimondy, IL son. November %.
Mira w H. Byrnas u daughter. February 6.
Mira. Nicholas We'll u on, October ~.
Mrs. NJ joyce, n son. November II.
Mrs. FRANK Bechtel. a daughter. October ~.
Mrs. H. Briam n daughter. November iG.
Mrs. Il, CouIi d daughter. October SO.
Mrs. l.. Veoen, a son.
Mrs. @. Konzelman. n daughter.
Mrs. s. j. SabAtiar. q son.
DEATHS.
August Noel. 70 yeare.
NJ j. nj Steele years.
Emma b Kiilhnrn. " years.
Alice Y. Morel. SO years.
Bessie Gros IL months.
Potter Iignan hs years.
Iidie viii elmina. 4 months.
Il, Guthausen "a years.
Joseph O. Mathet 3 years.
Alice Perry. IL years.
M. @. Warner. lG years
B. Nj. Guerrero. yours.
MARRIAGES..
Norman Eustis to Louise Leeds.
J. ,us Augustin to Anna Smith.
Francis Particle to Annie Forto.
A III Hunesh scher to a. Grab tnheimer.
Geo. Fink to L. f. Muhlaisen.
Geo. T. Nelson to Mary Jane Garrett.
Gerard ElierbuSCh to Gatharlna Huth.
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any statement of the kind. I had no such i'm
pressi on and could not have made the state
ment
!. Iha papers were never allowed 10 Ro out nffer
eher were once III this pDHs naaion nf the HnlIrn
ang board. aad. To tho best OF my recollection !
never SEW JrWatt or Blanchard nt Kellogg II
honEe. The Returning HnnrA pnnnra wsra III
tho custody III Dir. Ahnll and he kept thorn II, MI
iron chest.
never anw Gov Kellogg nj any Of tho private
EitifuEa pf the board
To Senator kalloRR-Tha pnblia proceedings
OF the board were published every day No
protests. TINT / nm HWara Of Warn nj my tiino
hlnd, viii ah wore not MAIDS rub Ii, t,nvar
Tacptleet seeing your nnina to ANY, protest. OK.
sept the general one nude by all the aortorE,
Thsre was no GROSS oRnmiuhtfan nnd tho
committee adjourned nntil op'Glpek I" day.
Got yonr plumbing done at Sullivan Il Bul-
gers. 81 URinu sr aat.
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TILE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court.

United States Circuit Court.
H. u. Cuhln n o.. w. Geo. w. Gary. Suit on
notoa. bills af exchanges. etc, tD the amount 81
ss4 ACT lh Verdict for plaintiff,
H. H.. Rweanny va. Uity of Now Orlenns.-%Vor-
dinl for plaintiff. tho holder ~ Old coupons. 10
saGa
United Rnes va Hill DistlllinR Apparatus.
otto Judgment entered by defaut and the dis
tillery ordered to ba sold
Mr. and MIRA. y. Alnbnrt w. City % New Or
tenns. Vordtst ngaipst tho city for sli70 with 6
per cent interest.
Frnnniaao u Garcia was sent ID tho Parish
Prisar tor ton days for Z ,ntsnpt VI court. In
that he had snth tickets Of tho Kentucky Com
IN onwenlth Distribution Company.
The grand jury were adjourned Till Friday
m Ornlng
Today two now grand jurors will be- drawn
In thn room Of two excused.
PETIT JUKoRR.
Tho following ara tho petit Jurors for the
present month: T., t. Haskell GhnH. Boishlann.
John McCnnn Ran Nnudaga. 7. II. West. Jr..
Arteto Auay. Thoa j. Caryar A. q. naliee >.
l.. Harris. Jules BermuInz. JOS j.. Whitmoro.
A. A. GrebnWooI l.. II. Tinny. Folk Montagut.
n. Fahto r. ] Mitchell. J.. Flaah. AnHlavn Fito.
Goo II: Preston, VIM. Meyers. .Chas.. Clinton.
Alfred Jonna ! W. Mrduir, Il BIenkley. Alex.
e.. atu Henry Abraham Th. Commngere.
Louis II. Wynn. H. w. Hnanto.
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Administrator faRaaaon received tho follow
ing note Yesterday
Hon. All H. Isaaeaon Administrator Of FL
nance:
Daal. WI, Some two months ago. mnn W
the nan1a Of Lang On led on mo and stated TINT
III I gave HIN 81 80 he conld nay thu ahariff
without COSTS. | <ava him ~ DO. md ! havo
never seen him since.
Widow Of Leonard 1teber.
Washington stroot. between Levee and Bur
dette-
We are requested by tho administrator to
warn tho public agni nst tmnostora Of this kind.
Nobody IA authorized Ivy the osy administers
ton to collect CITY taxes which arc to BIZ paid
either At The aherfr'a office or ut tho City Hall.
THE employees VI tho finance department who
arc authorized to collect licenses AFRO provided
with tho proper written authorization the ox
hibitipn III whieh 1nn ha eyRrtGl hy those VINO
arc indebted to til city.
TAXES COMING IN.
Mr. Isancaon MAKES tho gratifying announce
mont that taSnuyars have boon coming up
handsomely re1outly. both at tho ely Hall and
at the aherifa Office This result ta hue 70 Nc
arrangements made nv the city with sheriff
Ciauthreaux whereby Delinquent taxpayers are
relieved of all rpurt fees. provided they pay
their taxes nf 1879 within ten days after service
Of tho sheritfa notice referring TO tho arrange
ment.
PoRr CHARGES.
1t "a understood TINT Administrator Behan will
include Ill his annual report comphI MI ve state
ment Of the port charges Mt tho various posts of
the United sfathe. IN which 1t VIII DO shnwh that
the much taiknd.ut port charges 1f New Or-
leana are lsss than those of any other ssaboard
city In tho country. barring however. tho tow
ing charges. nvCr which neither tho city nor
state have any control
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snid election to the Secretary OF State on or Boz
fore the twenty ninth day Of December. 1879. In
accordance with the provisions Of the proposed
constitution.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto affixed
my signature. md caused tho eeai of the State
Of Louisiana to bo affixed thereto. Mt tho city on
Now Orleans. this thirty frat day of July. In
tho year Of our Lord ono Thousand eight hum
dred and seventy nine.
LOUIS A. WILTE
by tho Acting aovernoes
OSCAR ARROYO
Assigtn.15 Secretary OF State.
nn2 1tawtOct--tfts
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VIM. Horny. alias Nnmhlngerod Willie for
shooting and w"unling Lawrence DoTr. was
ramHndod TO the Parrish Prison without tho ben
oft OF hnil 10 nvnit IL doctors oertincnte
Sebastian Williams. carrying concealed W0h-
pons. was sent hefore tho Superior Criminal
Court undHr $3.50 bonds.
Mary Burns. assault aud battery: $3.50 np-
pNnrnu'D bonds.
James Smith pety larceny: $3.50 appearance
bonds.
Mrs. Chapman. drunk and disturbing the
peace. slo thirty Days In tho Parish Prison.
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BREVITIES.

The Rivet or Anti Ring Parish Committee did
not meet last night but the executive commit
tee held a secret session.
Senator Vance will deliver. lecture this
evening In the lecturer room OF DR.. Markham 8
chut oh on The Scattered Nation" for the bene-
at of the Ladies' Bethel Association.
There Is much talk among rifemen about the
consolidation Of the New Orleans and Crescent
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Fifth District Court.

Malvlnn Huborwnli va. Rudolph Hnberwnld.
hor hush nd Judgment for plaintiff derres-
ing separation Of property and tho sum Of $1,000
III per 'ont
I.iia As ISOLATION of America va. G.. l.. Hail..
Jnhgme, against defendant FOR $1,000. and com
polling him to take certain property
The commissioners ~ the Mechanics and
Trndors Bank have entered tho following suits
Agntnat John Rocchi for bills Of exchange for
taap5 67 Samuel Iianinreon, overhraft SAoT rs
G. III Andnel. Same. a2Oi. Samuel Granville,
moi for tqiO
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BALL OF BATTERY B.

The much talked Of ball Of Battery B, LouIsi-
any Field Artillery. takes place this evening at
Grunewald Hall. The most extensive prepare
lions for the affair have been made. and It
promises to be one Of the greatest events OF the
kind which has taken place this season. It is
safe to predict large. fashionable and select
audience and o pleasant evening to oil who at
fnni
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Superior Criminal Court.

ARRAIaNEp AND PLEADED GUILTY.
Edward Curtis tel, carrying II concealed
Wenp on, anntenaod III one month Parish Prison
AnnAIGNEp AND PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Mira Dwyer. stnbbing. etc.
Edward q. Palmer, mnk Ing fnlsa entries
Pit Welsh aud Mary Peters. carrying con-
oenled wsnpons.
Edward Gnrdean nmbe2zlsment.
Caroline Williams. rana
Pauline Armnnt. 'ministsring poison. etc.
CONVICTED.
VIM. Gain and Richard HouRhton. shooting
aud woundtnE With intant Z, murder convicted
OF inllctnR Il wound loss than mayhom with n
dangerous weapon.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

war DnfAnTMKaI. [
alRnal Bsrvioe United States Army.
Uaily meteorological record for the esRhr hon-e
ending at 1000 u. m. Wednesday. November &c
Itatsr ystnt,e tHk6u ri cne saras mntnen' -,
tItuE ~ I'LL MIN lnnA N
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THE NEW DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 81

City Rife Olubs. IT would DO good move, tn
asmneh ms It would strengthen tho present In
tersst Of our people In rifle praetlce
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First District Court.
NOBLE rRosIQUI.

NoItI.E FRoFIQUI.
Edward Jones larceny. Jonos dled In prison.
SENTENCED.
Potter Colfnx assault and battery: six months
In tho Pnrfh Prison.
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Second District Court.
o. II. Mnrkey hnR bann granted emancipation
Third Dtst.rict Court

TnirU DlHtrfct Court.
H. r.. DDhorty applied for an Injunction to TO-
strain thN nv from gr ntlnR ~ any other thun
himself tha claiming To be tho eWest bidder
tho contract for supplying certain portions OF
tho city with oil. junction granted with the
proviBo That nv Interruption must occur to the
lighting of tho city.
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The foregoing statement Ii Just true ana
orrect transcript from the books of the Com.
pnny. JAMES /. OAK. President
H. CARPENTER Secretary. ~
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this tWens
ty-second day OF January, 1879.
A. INdRAHAM. Notary Public,
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LOCAL RECORD. -.

u. indicates rising: II. Indicates falling:
indioRtne stationary.
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Got your plumbing done ~ Sullivan \ Bu
Qsr'R, a1 Camp Htreet.
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Having removed TO tho large store No. 81
| Magazine street. ofor for Rne mt
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CTrTY III ALL.

Administrator faRaaaon received tho follow
Ing motto Yesterday,
Hon. ALI. II. Isaaeson. Administrator OF FL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17
The Great Sale of Chudren's Carriages

When Chidrens carriages can be bought at
prices as low rs Si.7j every baby should enjoy
the luxury of a coach. The opportunities of,
National Toy Company, at No, 439 Seventh
street, should not DO neglected. Finely fin
ished coaches with double springs, which have
been selling for $40, arc reduced to 1878 The
prices of other styles have been reduced in the
same proportion. A selection can be made
from seventy different styles, aud the prices
range from $40 to 500 each,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

Good board and rooms at the Holly Tree.
-Turco- Russian aud sulphur baths, sO3 E
ST. W., cures and prevents malaria.
A regular hotel dinner for twenty-five
cents at the Bayard House, corner of Tenth
and + streets northwest.
Silks, Satins, Damasse Grenadines, Dunt-
ings, and Fancy Dress Goods ut Burdette's
Seventh street, between l and X.
-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Edward Smith and Annie Owens, and Thomas
NJ kenney, of st. Louis Mo-, and Mary Dris-
coll, of this city.
DR. j. b. Johnson, a physician of this city,
has announced himself us an independent can.
didate for mayor of Alexandria. DIR. johnson
was formerly mayor of Alexandria.
"A colored female infant was found early
yesterday morning on Massachusetts, avenue
between Second and Third streets northwest,
and sent to st. AIMS Infant Asylum.
The G. A. Aldrdge Dramatic Association
last evening elected the following officers S.
X. Governor, presidents; w. C. Chase, secre-
tary and manager, and d. II. Stewart, treas
urer.
MIR. Crandell, having rented his store, cor.
ner Seventh and ID streets, will close out the
balance of his stock of books, showcases, safes,
&c, from No. 437 Seventh street, a few doors
above. Auction ut seven p III.
detective McElfresh yesterday morning
arrested man named George L. Chandler who
last Wednesday obtained some clothing and
other articles from the house of Mr.. John A.
Seller on forged order. The goods were re.
covered.
Tho Commissioners yesterday approved
the recommendation OF Major Morgan relative
TO the appointment of corps of guides who
shall show visitors the sights about Washing.
ton. Tho regulations for their government
will BIO published in few days.
Thursday night tho store of Mr.. John II
Gates, on Eleventh street southeast, near the
naYy-yard bridge, was robbed of about ljC
pounds of tobacco. Officers Arnold and Anlcr
sou chased the thieves through Uniontown and
recovered the booty, though they failed to cap,
ture the thieves.
Officers Wagner and Thompson, Of the
Eighth Precinct, discovered fire 10 the smoke
house oI Henry Locker on T., between Thir
tccnth and Fourteenth streets southeast earl,
yesterday morning, After considerable troubl,
they succeeded IN eXtinguishing the flame
without turning in an alarm. Damage abou
$50.
The body OF young man named Shields
who died Of consumption last Wednosda,
morning on train Of the Midland Railroad
between DaDyile and Lynchburg Va, wa
sent to his late residence in Taylor County, w
Va, from the Baltimore and Potomac depo
yesterday morning The deceased was return
ing nom trip to Florida whittier he had, gont
hoping 10 recuperute.
Mrs. Ann McDeyitt relict Of the late JOIN
McDevltt, died at her daughters residence
corner Ninth and streets southwest, yester
day morning, between eight and nine o'clock
aged sxty-eight years. Tho deceased had en-
deared herself to large circle of friends b,
her many acts Of kindness, and her death /
generally regretted, The funeral will tax,
place from ST. Dominics Church next Alonda,
morning, when mass will be celebrated.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17
AMI US Ear ENTS.


world OF Fashion" at FOrd's Opera-House'
This sparkling comedy which has delighted thou
sands In London Is TO be given on next Monday
evening by a cast Of unusual brillianoy, the &C.
casion being the benefit Of Miss Hattie Dean Nc.
Cornell, a talented young Gcb',dnie In the dramatic
profession. Miss Mcconnell has been absent from
the city for some time, but her impcrsonatons are
remembered with pleasure by many of our readers
who attended the delightful series OF entertain.
mcnts given few years ago by the SHAKESPEARE
Club. Mr.. f. ID. Hay, whose lhastcrly performance
Of the character of Sir Joseph Porter in "Pinaforc Is
universally acknowledged to have been among the
best Will play the part of the COutdc lietu Chateau,
MI Ralph SciiorsOn, an excellent comedian, VIII
play POnicqicc the suffering gentleman. While
the part docs not afford full scope for his abilities,
Mr. Jefferson will doubtless do the best that can be
done with IT, The part of Adoiphc Is given to Mr..
James f. Bangs, an actor of acknowledged merit.
Miss Mamie Wallace, who played so beautifully the
part of Laura few weeks ago in 'Sweelhearts and
Wives plays the character OF Isabelle Miss Bloss,
the Poly In Caste plays Li:ctc Thcother chnruc.
tiers are IN capable hands, and O fine performance
may be expected.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17

ThIn Goods for not Weather.

Perry & Bro, rs usual, have on hand a large
assortment Of dry goods, dress goods, and
ladies' wearing apparel suitable for the season,
aud ladies intending to go out shopping to-day
should cut out their announcement aud price,
list published In our advertising columns.
This firm buy strictly for cash and in such large
quantities that the public is greatly benefited
by being able TO purchase goods of the best
description for prices ut which only those who
have the business facilities Of this firm can Of
ford TO sell
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17
GOVERNMENT SALE.

JEFFERsoNvILIE IND, May -, 1879.
VIII be sold at The Joiiersonvllle Depot OF the
Quartermaster's Department, on WEDNESDAY,
june H. 1879 ut 10 o'clock n M, under the direction
OF Lieutenant Colonel James A Ekiu. Depot Quar-
termaster, lot of Qaartermasters stores. Clothing,
Equipage and Material, consisting of ,0OO feet Rub
Der Hose, Steam Boilers, 100 feet Iron Pipe 5000
pounds scrap Iron, Washing Machines, Mangla,
certain Oce Furniture, certain assorted Tools
tain Harness and Harness Paris 100 Bedsacls, 800
achet lelves 200 sets Tent Poles 5000 yards Brown
Muslin, 10 pounds Thread, $3.50 pounds Buttons,
1900 pounds Rope, 5000 pounds assorted Cuttings,
apd many other Miscellaneous Articles.
Terms: Cash 10 United states funds,
The property b6 examined III iiy limo before
the day of sale, between the hours OF O'Clock q m
n d o'clock D. III. Property TO be removed ut the
expense OF purchasers within five days from date OF
sale ADDISON BARRETT,.
myi5 Captain aud NJ. 3. X.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17
Benefit of MIR. II. Clay Ford.

Manager H. Clay Ford will have u benefit next
Wednesday evening at the National, when the pop.
u'ar " II. NJ. s. Pinafore' will be played By Ford
Iimmcrmans English Opera Company, with
an unusually strong cast In addition to this per-
iormance Monsieur Dc Chan'attc the French elo-
cutonist, Will rccic the fourth act of La Dame
aux CuGlclias' In French and In English.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17
Amusements.
THEATRE CoNlQuE.-varietIes.


New Advertisements.
Scrbner for June.
Notice to taxpayers.
Wanted-Granite cutters
Proposals for constructing outlet.
National Theatre-H. NJ. $. Pinafore.
Notice-Removal-Dr Y. W. Johnson.
Perry ro.-Their goods for hot weather.
Boarding, at 9O6 Fourteenth street northwest
. Grand close the musical season. Lincoln Hall
May .,
Strawberry Festival and Da--a.sC, E street Baptist
church.
Complimentary Benefit to Miss Hattie Dean Nc.
Donnell.
Philharmonic socie;y-Concert-Con Congregational
church, May 81.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17

AT BALTIMORE AND ONO DLFoT, NEw JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND CsTREET.
Morning. MINING.
$500 ST. Louis q Gin. ex %i:5O, Baltimore accom-.
se:S PhllA 4 y. Y. eN. $50 baltimore accom-.
40, Chico a Pitts'g ex. 500 n y Phil n BoH eS.
t;D, baltimore and way sos Piedmont StrnsburE
stations, lnchpeter, Fred'ck,
poe Fred &C. Not br'ch)I Hagerstown, Point oil
t:f Baltimore, Annnpols Rocks & way stations.
express. 1857 baltimore accom-
E4k, Nartinsburg and Hn- "1:2O Baltimore express
seTstONn ne. Metro s755, Baltimore e way stsr
pOlltan branch.) tiOnS
5000, Baltimore accom-. $500, Chicago & St Louis,
uSO, Baltimore express. -plO, NY. Phll. y Boston
express
sArrlvo daily Others Sundays excepted.
h5- For the time OF departure OF trains see ndver-
Nsernens elsewhere.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17

Notwithstanding the strong pressure for
{" cheaper" goods Ito which most manu-
facturers have yielded by lowering both
Quality and Price, have maintained the
highest standard of our product while re-
ducing prices by every legitimate means.
The people are tired of "shoddy" cloth
ing, bought only from necessity, and the
country's improvement is evidenced by the
growing demand for better goods.
For the Spring of 1879 have prepared
one of the choicest stocks of Stylish Cloth
ing ever produced, and my prices are as
low as the cost of labor and material will
permit. Terms cash.
.. KATSEsTISTE
$40 SEVENTH STREET, near Pennsylvania Aven,me.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17
Gentlemen in Want

of foot wear should call on Gartrel, 900 Sew.
onth street, corner Of /, where can be found a
full stock of neat.ftting, comfortable, and
durable goods, especially adapted to the re-
quirements of this community.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17

in stonejugs, also in twenty gallon kegs fancy
New York and Western Butter at bottom prices.
No OloomGrqarine sold. Spicer's Butter Store,
corner Of Ninth aud 4 strocts northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17

The winter season will close with to.nights per.
formoucc one Of the finest bills Of the season is
offered The company includes the "Pinaiorc'
Minstrel Troupe and some famous Speciality artists
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17

that adds more to the appearance Of youth
or boy than q stylish and noat-ftting suit of
clothes. Il. Robinson & Co., the Boys Clothiers,
No 300 Pennsylvania avenue, have an endless
stock to select from at very reasonable prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17

The easterly wind which has been blowing
almost every day for the past three weeks has
brought into Chesapeake Bay schools of por-
poises, and travellers by tho Lady of the Lake
describe their antics in the water ms most anus
ing. The Lady Of the Lake goes down this
evening to Norfolk returning at m early hour
on Monday morning See advertisement.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17

Low shoes. Slippers. Low Shoes.
A complete assortment for ladies' and gents
wear All the styles at Park Shoe Store, 932
Seventh street. near X.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17

FIFTY different styles of all.wool cashmere
business suits made to order in New York by
Devlin q Co., 1920 Fstreet, at S22 to S25 each,
in the latest Styles and fits guaranteed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17

HEADQUARTERS for gents lOw-quarter shoes,
from sevcnty-five cents per pair up, at the
Great Boston Shoe Auction House, 4Sl Penn,
sylvania avenue.