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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

Or. TUT
Dear sir,-For ten years have been a martyr to
Dyspepsia, Constipation, and Piles. Last spring
your Pills were recommended; used them. l an
now a well man have good appetite, digestion per.
feet, regular stools. piles gone, and have gained
forlv pounds of flesh. They are worth their weigh
10 gold. Rev. IL. l.. SIMPSON.
Louisville. Nv.
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zoe. cash, s6Sa3ekc. November, size. 81 The
Ss,s Cwss: ss,h: 9es9es, 2sfs
st 1880. Lard Srin st IKE. Bulk ments ssesfy
car.lgts, shoulders. t5.l21;. ribs. 80 so; sides,
s II 81 sssSs .s sssT $751;
CHICAGO
iair demand. Wheat strong and higher: No. q red
winter, 93c.; No. 2 CHICAGO spring, 94kc. cash
ana r~1n ssp,emoer ssss: 0c,cSsr; 9sSc. Scssm5sr.
,ictober 42c. bid November. Oats active nrm. and
higher; 2ekc. cash, October and November. Pork
Lard fsriy active and iI shade hixksr Suls.ssI;
rio, Is so; clear, $3.50 WSi.iey ssssdy ana SD "a,
changed.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, September 13.-FIour aoiet and
unchanged. Wheat opened hrm and clos. quiet
aud firm No. l Milwaukee hard, fl.07: Milwsu.
Der. 93e. October, 93tc. ! November, e4c.; No.
8 MiIwaukee, November, s4ds5c.; No. Milwso.
kee. 75xc.; rejected nominal Corr stronger No.
2, assc oa,s easier; 70. 2 2sss; proy,son'
IS. Hogs steady az s4.60GS4.sO.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, September 13.-Beef-cattle MARKET
slightly more active. and best grades shade higher.
quality considered: very best 5@5 2.se.: first
DC; most sales from 4k615e.: receipts. 3.074
head; sales, 1,7s1 head swine In fair supply with
only moderate demand; quo,ed at 6@7Yc.: receiD,s,
9 SGT head; Quotations-sheep, SktG4kc.; lambs,
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. September l3.-Cotton-Net receipts,
NJ me- gross, 6,37l baies futures closed irregular
bus nrm; sales, $4,000 bales; September, sII.31
@slI;S4; October. sIL0I@slI,os; November,
sl9.Ss ptss%oer slo Sss.lp eS ,.anu95y
March, sfi.ss4tli.35: xprn. sIi.I7@sii.4s.
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The Raleigh NepS and Observer has been
consolidated. S. A. is TO be editor and
l.. L. Polk corresponding editor" OF the
NerS and Observer.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Flour
ny Teisgrspn.

Fine. t3.3O@A; extra, S4.z5@S5; euperane
common fanny, 50.
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Bu,rALo, N. Y, September is.cRss.
John II. Aren't, priest o. 81 LOUIS CsIno-
tic church, did here to-ds,.Vi aseq seventy
two years.
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u..,n or the " Bea rded woman"

SYRACUSE, n. Y, September 13.-Mrs:
pshscca LYON, the "Bearded Woman"
who ,ra, .elied for many years with BAR
rn".,s 10 -epaugh's, and other shows. died
Friday and was buried Sunday At Liver.
DooI. near this city,
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j. ". sTUBBs, y. a.
VTIRGINIA-IN HANOVER COUNTY
" GuIrRT AuGIsT l2. lEs0-ESIArE- OLE

VTIRGINIA-IN HANOVER COUNTY
v CUURT. AUGUST Is. lSS0-ESTArE> OF
William d. DAY, TX PARTE: A report Of the
accounts of ID. L. Jones. sheriff OF Hanover. and as
such, administrator with the will annexed or VIII
liam q. DAY, deceased. and OF the debts aud de-
mands against the estate Of said William .. Day,
having been filed In The Office Of this court, aud
more Than two years having elapsed sl.ce the estate
of said William o. Day was committed 10 The hands
OF said D. l.. JONES' sheriff as Aforesaid, for admin
isiration, on the motion Of samuel w. Day; lega.
tee of said estor II Is ordered that The creditors OF
said William D. Day. deceased. do show cause, II
any they can, before this court on the first day or
the October term 1880. Of said court, why Tue es-
tate OF said decedent should not be paid over 10 his
legatees without refundng bonds. IL Is further or
dered that copy OF this order be publish, once
week for four successive weeks In the Richmond
III, patch and that copy OF same be posted at the
front door Of HanOyer-c0uDty court house on the
dr.t day of two successive terms OF said court.
copy-Teste:
an 24.Tu4w JOHN X. TAYLOR, Clerk.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White 200 bushels. Red, 3,42G BUSH
CORN White, 1882 bushels.
OATs.-2.204 bushels.
RYE.-9S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. l66 bushels fair at sl.03; 80
bushels very good at 81 .05-,oial 202 bushels Red,
rs bushels prime Lancaster at Sill; 80 bushels
very good Lancaster at Sill; 40 bushels good
Lancaster at $40: so bushels common Lancaster
atSl: SO bushels common Lancaster at s6c.; l,760
bushels very good mixed on private terms; 90
bushels fair mixed AT sI.04; Is bushels common
mixed Al: 200 bushels common mixed at 93c.
las bushels verv good FuIz at sl05; 2l4 bushels
good FuiZ at sl.03: SO bushels fair fnhz atSI
1874 bu hels common FuliZ at 96c (; SO bushels
common Fuliz at 95c.; 6 bushels common Fulz
al s0c.; IL bushels common fultz at 65c.-tOtal
g. "a bushels.
CORa.-I White, 1872 bushels good at SIC.
OATs-S00 bushels very good spring on private
terms; 100 bushels prime spring on private terms
l24 bu hels mixed on private terms: 40 bushels
prime winter on private terms; 80 bushels prime
winter at 6Oc.-totai, GA bushels.
kYE.-9s bushels common on private terms.
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They increase the ppetite, and cause the body 10
take on flesh thus the system is nourshed, and by
their tonic action on the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price, rs cents. 35 MURRAY STREET,
my 29-eodtAp2O New York.
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THE TURF.
RrIPhtOn.Beach Races

New YORK, September 10 .--The Brighton.
Beach races to-day were well attended, bot
after the first race the track was flooded by
rain.
The first race ellng-race for all ages,
three.quarter mile heats-was won by Min.
ME Lewis taking the second and third
heats. Mamie R.'w0n the first heat. Time,
liza, 1:lst, 1:19.
The second race-for all ages, one mile
was won by Bncktie. Time, 1851.
The third racial ages, one and ball
miles-was won by Krupp Gun. Time,
2:45.
The steeple-cbase was won by Lizzie ID.
Time, 5:34.
Lexington tKy.l Races.
LEXINGTON, KY, September 1.-THE fall
meeting OF the Kentucky Association open
ed o-day with three good races.
The first race-for all ages, one mile-was
won by Renown. Time, 1:493.
The second race-ior three-year-Olds, one
and a half mles-was won by Bowling
Green. Time, 2:47l.
The third race-fIly stakes, two-year
olds, three quarters of mie-was won by
Minnie c., BY Wanderer. Time, 1:21.
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TUFTS HAIR.DYE.-GRAY HAIR OF
Il WHISPERS changed 70 a GLOSSY BLACK by 9
raj Color. acts insantaneously. Sold by druggists
or sent by express on receipt OF u.
OFFICE, 80 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
fmy 29-eodtAp2Ol
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COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA-AT RU ES HELD IN
Y THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF GLOUCESTER COUNTY, AT TILE
sEPrpMBsR isso, BEING TIE sTG DAY Of
THE MONTH: n,.,,s
r. j. Young John Keller. and Jones Brothers Co,
late merchants and partners trading under the
firm ald style OF Jones 4 Co.-paries comprising
Inc Arm Of Jones Brothers & Co. are Robert G..
Jones. Walter n. Jones, aud stration 4. Snyder.
Defendants,
IN CASE AND UPON ATTACHMENT RETURNED
EXECUTED.
The object OF thS suit is to Of the drm of
Jones & co. damages TO The amount OF 5000. aud
to subject he estate Of r. D. Yorng and John Keller
In the county OF Gloucester TO the payment thereof
And affidavit having been made and filed that X. D.
Young and John Keller, two or the sad defendants,
are residents OF The State OF Virginia, II Is Or
dered That the said defendants do appear within
month after cue publication OF this order aud DO
what 10 necessary TO protect their interests In his
suit.
JOHN S. COOKE, Clerk Court.
j. n. STUDS, pa. sc l4-In4w
VIRGINIA-ATRULEs HELD IN THE
Y CLERKS. OFFICE OF THE CiRCuIr
COURT OF GLOUCESTER COUNTY, AT THE
COURTHOUSE, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
sEPTkMBKR, 1880, BEING THE 9TH DAY or
THE MONTH:
James A. b. Fletcher. '''''Plaiaun
r. j. Young, John Keller, and Jones Brothers Co.,
IaIe merchants and partners radlng unuer tne
firm and style Of Jones Co.-psrties comprising
The Hrm Of Jones Brothers co. are Robert e..
Jones, Walter ". Jones, and Stratton A. Sny-
der...... 'peiehuauhs
IN CASE AND UPON AN ATTACHMENT RETURNED
EXECUTED.
The object OF this suit is to OF the firm or
Jones a Co DAMAGES TO the amount or $1,000, and
10 sub eet the estate OF r. J. Young aud John KEEL
Ter. in the county or Gloucester, to The payment
thereof And afidavit having been made and filed
that X. j. Young aud John Keller, Two OF the said
defendants, are non-resdents OF the state OF VIZ
ginia, II Is ordered that The sad defendants ap-
near within one month after due publication or this
order ana do what Is 10 protect their n'
terests In this suit. 1890 ..e,,>,x,.
County CLERK.
l. " srlJBps H. a. se l4-Tu4w
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DO w ID Z X

DOW ID E R.
DAVENPORT 4 MORRIS,
agents for the Lain 4 Rand Powder company
offer for sale 10 the trads-
The CELEsRATED aORANGE" SPORTING
POWDER. .,uo
BLASTING and MINING POWDER. & lin
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. September IS. 1880.
sALKs.-500 10-40 coupons at 95h; 10 shares
r. and ID. Il. II. stock at eoa. 10 shares z. and ID.
X. Il. stock at s0x; shares OF A. and G.. X. X.
stock ct 29s; 20 shares OF c.. G. and A. r. II.
stock At 42I; 80 shares OF G. G. aud A. X. X.
stock at AN; So shares OF c., g. and A. X. X. stocx
at 42A; 20 shares Of r. and u. r. X. stock at SOY
FL shares G.. q. and A. r. X. stock a, AN; 10
shares II. and ID. X. n. stock at SCI; Is shares X.
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FURNITURE.

GHEAP FURNITURE sToRE.aM
FALL, GOODs.-Speciai attention Is call
ed 10 our large and ,eitct stock o. ne. and de- MI
sirsSle styies OF fARl0R SUITS 10 span r,',sn,
and raw-sk reps and hair ya anne and Essi.
Ists styIss medium and Que rOPLAk ana III
;sDDs OF every IL scripiion. We would especially
ask ali who ehd buying "a n ,sssu 70 IN showing
anime our stock, - we xne ~ ssil chsap~r Than
any house In the ely. Fay .erms p M SSN.
.x,s is Governor streef.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA,

VI NihOlNlA,
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. TENTH STREET,
Invites attention 10 ITS rates the nonforieitng fea
tire OF s policies, It's method Of securing them and
It's resources, which more than five times grea
err In proportion TO It's liabilities than those OF any
of the largest companies In the United States.
Its policies have aways been inconlestibe, except
for actual fraud, after three years AMI II has pad
out many thousands If dollars Without litigation or
delay.
The reserve for every policy issued IN Richmond
is invested In Richmond.
Premiums may be paid annusliy, semi-anHu1liY,
quarterly, or monthly.
The Company has Just established Prudential or
Burial-f Fund Bureau, insurlng for small sums, with
weekly premium, en- lives OF persons nom ten TO
sixty-1ye years OF age and OF either sex.
RESIDENT DIRECTORS:
T. WILLIAM PEMBERToN, j. .. DAVIS,
j. II. CARRINGTON, A. l.. Elicit,
d. l.. CARRINGTON, H. w. PICKRELLn
SAMUEL u. PAUL. President.
j. W. PEGRAM, Secretary.
General p. r. MOORE. city Agent
DIR. ISAIAH II. WHITE, Medical Examiner.
au 27-lm
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POWDER.
DUPONT's POWDER.

1900 KEGS DUPONT's SPORTING, BLAST
ING, AND MISING'POWDER-
the m ost popular powder In USE never falls away
10 be relied upon. For sale ~ =, ,,,onryx
an 1,Oc "a Agent for Dupont.
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RlLL:HEADs, $40 s;;SSc, e g Re rsan' -
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RoOK AID JOB WORK .9! III. NEA g !Arl -
y JssGuzsD At sas DIV
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURES ALMANAC-sxprrMBER Ia, ISIS
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LOUISVILLE.

Ut. Louis sepsember 13.-tiour urwer ent
ouossbiv hixher Wheat higher; No. = red -
S0V@ oisc- cash, e2AQssc. October sSN sssa
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stirring speeches I'm Shenandoah.

GOVERNOR VANCE AND HON. y. J. ELLIS ADJ
DRESS THE GRAND MAss-MEET1NG.
Especial telegram TO the Dispaich.l
WOODSTOCK, VA, September 13.-There
was a grand mass-meeting here to-day.
Stirring and powerful speeches were made
by Vance and Ellis. Old Shenandoah Is
true to the faith OF her fathers, and is echo
ing with shouts for our Democratic standard
bearers. Put down Shenandoah for the
majority for her brave and talented Allen.
Vance, Ellis, Affard, and Mofett speak to-
night
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The Political Situation I'm France.

LONDON, September IA Paris dispatch
says: "The excitement among the Repub-
lican groups continues. The political situa-
ton is obscure and uncertain, but changes
IN the Ministry are regarded as probable,
and are freely discussed. Goodness I'M
doubleday exists between Premier De Frey
cinct and NJ. Gambetta. The position OF
affairs is regarded in political circles as preg-
nant with storms and difficulty
National Republican., 1880-04-29

A large and fashionable audience witnessed last
evening the wedding of Mr., William b. King OF
1909 street northwest, to Miss Minnie jay, OF this
city. The ceremony Was performed by the Rev,
Mr.. Kelley, at the Fourth Presbyterian church,
corner Of Ninth street and Grant Place. DR.. Henry
Fry and Mcssrs McGraw, Rattenbaugh and
Renaud acted as groOmsmen. The ceremony was
unusually impressive. The bride, in dove. colored
silk trimmed with satin and lace, looked very
lovely beneath her bridal veil, looped with nat
ural flowers, and her wreath OF orange-bosSoms.
Both bride and groom received the congratulations
of numerous friends, aud left last evening for
Savannah, Ga, whittier the bridegroom's younger
sister, Miss Bonnie King. acCompanied them.
National Republican., 1880-04-29

The Commissioners have sent q letter to Captain
George W. Mckee, commanding Washington Arse
nal. incosing copy of report made by the
health officer in the matter Of soap and rendering
factory on Duzzards' Point near the Arsenal, COM
planned Of by Captain Mckee, and the establish
inent across the river from the Arsenal recently
used as the point of deposit for removal of oflaS
IN reference the latter the report says that 1t has
been abandoned, and the thorough disinection
and other measures necessary for abatement OF the
nuisance promised by the contractor. The owner
OF the establishment on BuzZards Point will be
notified at once to provide suitable means whereby
offensive odOrs will be prevented.
National Republican., 1880-04-29
Breaking the Chains.

Justice Hagncr yesterday granted Elizabeth Do
nath divorce from Frederick Donath and the
custody Of tho child. The plaintiffs maiden name
was Lewis and the parties were married in this
city December 25, 1870, by Rev. :. a. Wilson, OF the
MCKendree NJ. f. church. and lived together until
January - 1873 when the husband willfully de-
serted his wife and child in the city of New York.
The suit for the plaintiff was brought and con-
Quoted by Mr. d. T.. Cahil and the testimony was
taken by SIR. J. A. Clark.
National Republican., 1880-04-29

District Attorney Corkhll, in behalfof the United
States yesterday entered suit against H. II, schne-
der, NJ. q. Emery James Fraser aud Franklin
the sum of 10000 to recover sG5l4.72 The last.
named defendant was appointed agent Tor tho
Flalhead and other COnfederaEcd tribes Of Indians
tho Government for the abOYonGmed sum, hence
this suit
National Republican., 1880-04-29

The concluding sessions ofthe Supreme ConclRve,
Improved order IIeptasophs, was held yesterday.
Standing committees on laws returns finance and
Conclaye acted on twcnty-one. The board OF trus.
tees submitted report showing the order TO be In
nne condition. The election for officers resulted in
the choice Of Joseph Harris, Of Baltimore, supreme
nIchon;W W., Mcclure, Of York, Pa provost James
s. Watkins Of baltimore, secretary, and Theodore
X. Help, Of York Pa, treasurer The Conclave ad.
journed 10 meet IN York, Pa, on the fourth Tues
day IN April, 1881
National Republican., 1880-04-29
SANITARY yATTERs.
Weekly vital Statistics Operations of the
Health Once.

The total mortality In tho District of Columbia
for the week ending Saturday, April 2i, $780,
was IS, or at the rate of POS per 600 per annum
OF these dccedents II were whitc males, 1G white
females, 2l colored males aud 20 colorcd females,
showing an annual death rate Of 1891 per 900 for
the white and 3S07 for the colorcd population
The deaths 10y classes were rs fOllows Iymotic, s.
constitutional, %; local. N. deynopmental, 8, and
from violence, ?. From ph!hsis pulmonalis OF con-
sumption there were IL deaths; diseases of the ncr
yous system, D. pneumonia, 6; cancers, 81 Group 4;
bronchitis, congestion oflnnes and diseases of the
heart, each scnile debility and rheumatism,
each, and each from ccrebro-spinal meningitis,
cntero'coiiis, cho'era iniNntum, BrghtS disease
and pucrpcral convul,ons. OF the deaths 81 oc-
CURED IN Washington, . in Georgetown, In the
countyCud lin the hospitals. 1hitty-sevcn of the
dcccdcnts were natives Of this District 80 Of other
pnrts of the United States aud OF foreign cOuu-
try. Eight white aud 81 co'ored were under tive
years Of age; Z whic and colored were sixty
years and over The greatest mortality Ql
deaths occurred on the 18th and 23d; the least Is
pored-23 white males, IA white females, - col.
ored males aud 10 colord females, showing an
annual birth ,ruie Of l6. rcr 1000 for the White
ported, l5-whtc Is: colorcd, , ,Stil-brths, Sail
Colorcd
OPERATIONS OF THE health OFFICE.
The following is Health Officer Townshcnds re-
port Of the operations of his Office for tho week
ending April a. 1880: Nulsanccs reported ;GG re.
icrred &C; ahated, 5Ai; referred to Commissioners,
Z: official notices issued, 39 citizens complaints,
~ cases OF death referred to coroner, y deaths
from all causes reported, GS burinls at public cN-
pcise. o. investigations for local cause Of disease,
3 tons Of garbage removed, III; dead animals
removed, o. Marine products inspeCted-l,g ,gG5
bushels oysters, 0,l3S punches Of Ash, S5 52T her
ring, ~ Gi7 shad, 3726 tRoTs, II sturgeu, 2ilSl
crabs 1925 clans so tcrrapins 10 HOLSTERS. Ma
rinu products condcmned-S50 bushels oysters, DC
punches fish. G65 crabs iSj clans, Grrapins 10
lobsters. Unwholesome food condemned-5G9
pounds beef, l56 pounds mutton, 10 pounds veal
l6l pounds pork, % pounds sausage III pccss kR!c
10 Tccks potatoes, % cabbagcs l39 lettuce, 2S9
punches radisEes, live calf, 1874 pCcks apples.
| l2l3 pCcES peas, tongues, lSla peck turuipS -
bananas, bunches asparagus 6 cymlngs barrel
SaucrkrHut, 5la dozen Cucumbers 16 bushels mis-
| ce!loncouS vegetables Pound rCport-39 animals
| impoundcd, redeemed, 40 killed 5 returned 3 In
| pound. Report Of physicians to the pOOr-2t3
patients were treated of which 100 were whilo and
| l63 cOlOrCd 35S visits were made and S3 CJnsulta-
| tiOns held so orders for food were issued to sick
poor persons
National Republican., 1880-04-29
The Massnohusetts Editors

The Massachusetts Press Association returned 10
the city last night from Richmond, Va, and took
rooms at the Arlington To-day they viii visit
tho Washington Monument, by special invitation
Of colonel CuSey, and make an inlOrmal' tour Of
The several Departments. This ey,Niug they will
be entertained by senator Dawes 1hoy viii leave
for home at $40 O'clock tomorrow morning
National Republican., 1880-04-29

The clerk Of the court has issued the following
marriage licenses: William IL. Peek and Maria
Iansbrough; Silas Washington and Charity Lee
William III. jackson and Sarah y. Jackson, both Of
Nd. and Lille T., Schreyer Of this city; George X,
Handy and Mary j. CoUmcs; f. A. Atchison and
Thurston; Daniel q. Harrison and Harriet A. Hur.
die: Alber, Upsher and Georgianna BuckneT. John
Watkins and Mary Beales. both OF Prince George
county, Md.
National Republican., 1880-04-29

THERE is nothing more refreshing or appetizing
than Chris Xander's pure native wine, of his own
manufacture. His imported Sherres and Rhine
Wines are delicious. Excursions and picnic parties,
in fact, all, should bear this in mind.
National Republican., 1880-04-29
An USBAf ENTS.
National rhenter-rrench Opera.

ia Belle Helene was performed last evening to
one Of the largest and most brilliant audiences OF
the season. II was sung in excellent style. the
principle artists Miles. Paoa-NIaro. Angelo,
Raphael and NM Capoul. Duplou, Mc2leres and
Poyard, being repeatedly and enthusiastically ap-
plaudcd. The acting was such as can only be done
by French actors and actresses, und the mmicry
SO perfect that although the greater portion of
tn audience were unfamiliar with the language,
yet the action entirely ineligible and enjoy
able. At the matinee "Lc Petit Duo" was per.
formed with equal success. This evening 10
Position de LonjumcGu' will be given with
Nile. IerouN-DOuvar1 as Madeline and Capoul rs
ChapeuS. For next week "Ricos Surprise Party
Is underlined.
FOrd's Opera a-Uuusc-Minnie Palmer.
AnothcrlGrg audience enjoyed the Fun and folly
OF Minnie lalmcrs "BOaring school" last evening.
Minnie Palmer and WI. Seaman keptthe audience
q continuous state Of mergimcut, the latter espe-
cially creating great mirth by his oXcruciotingly
luuny savings and doings. The play Will be re-
pcatCd this evening.
Theatre Comiquc.
The excellence of the entertainment at this cozy
little theatre furnishes plentiful material for enjoy
ment to the audiences that assemble there in large
numbers every night The bill presented is one OF
the best Of the season.
National Republican., 1880-04-29

DEyIIN & Co., the leading New York ClothieTs
have brought out some very stylish business suits
at from $3.50 to SIS. Take look at them, at 1870
L street,
National Republican., 1880-04-29

OUR ASSORTMENT THE LARGEST, OUR
CLoTHIERS AND TAILORS, COR TTH AND Il.
National Republican., 1880-04-29

Elght-day strike. X. Harris & Co.. 1856 Seventh
street aud lj3 Pennsylvania avenue, near Four
nd.a-lalf street.
National Republican., 1880-04-29
,9sy- CHRYsoLITE SILVER MINING CO.
p.>... .,. r-, p

RooMs Nos. II TO 81 BoREEL BUILDING, |
No ll5 BnoADwAY, NEW YORK, April ~, 1880.
The Board " Trustees have this daS declared
monthly DIVIDEND (No. 6) OF ONE PER CENT
on the TEN MILLION DOLLARS (siOOOo0OD cap
ital St ok this company amounting to ONE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS (SiC0.OOO), or FIFTY
CENTS PER SHARE, out OF the net earnings, pay
able ni the Office Of the company the 9Th Of April.
Transfer books will close at the Central Trust Com
pany April ., and reopen April 20.
np25i.t DRAKE DE KAY. Secretary.
National Republican., 1880-04-29

Sl5O-2l Carat solitaire Diamond Ring,
gem cut, unusual brillancy aud perfect Jacobs
Bros, 1929 Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican., 1880-04-29
Marriage Bells.

HEADACHE whitens the hair prematurely. Lo-
dillG's Headache Specific cures at once.
National Republican., 1880-04-29
Hnndsome cluster Diamond Pin,

containing Q stones weight % carats slGO. I'm.
usual bargain. Jacobs Bros, 1929 Pennsylvania
National Republican., 1880-04-29

1000 Pairs Misses Button Boots at 81.
best in the city. at J. Brooks new shoe store. SO2
seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-04-29

OUR $40 CASHMERE SUITS. EVERYBODY
WANT THEM. ElsEMAN BROS. 7TH AND L.
National Republican., 1880-04-29

$50 Pair Gem Solitaire Diamond studs,
weight II carats, brilliant and finely cut Jacobs
Bros, l22g Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-04-29

SIS Ladies' Solid Gold Watch,
Handsomely engraved and warranted for time. Il.
Harris & Co., 43j Seventh street,