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Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-06
Rfal Gstate.

First-Class Residence for Sale. {AsS, OWING to contemplated change in business
 #a location the ensuing fall, offer my residence,
 #N corner of East Grand and Ferry streets, for sale. This is by far the finest place in Fair Haven, Lot 131x23o feet well stocked with every variety of fruit in bearing condition House built of founda- tion stone, contains ten rooms all heated by steam also gas and water, stationary range and wash tubs. Large barn and carriage house accommodations for five horses gas and water; room for man. Large hennery and garden. Parties meaning business apply on the premises.
 nY31 If FREDERICK ". BABCOCK.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-06
5gourlral ano Courier.

EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
 HARRINGTON & OO., No. 400 State Street, Courier Building.
 JOHN B. cARRIseroN. EDWARD T. oARRINGroH. JOHN B. cARRrNGToN yR
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-06
Halls Bitters.

Halls BitterS.
 FIT is now twenty mine years since we commenced the preparation of this article. Their truly val uabIe medicinal properties in cases connected with the stomach and system their exquisite taste as cordial and agreeable effect tonic readily acknowledged by all who have used them In fact, Bitters unrivaled, and their eminence over all newly started and much advertised Bitters will be striking to any one, after fair trial and parison We should be pleased to show them.
 ap24 E. E. HALL, 250 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-06
FREDERICK W. BABCOCK.

FOR SALE, hG A NEW AND CONTIGUOUS HOUSE on HS;iJ Sherman avenue, handsomely fitted with mod EsId conveniences, and most pleasantly located Will be sold at great bargain. Inquire at my12 dtf THIS OFFICE. TO RENT. k4A A DESIRABLE Furnished Room will be #ssssH rented to one or two gentlemen. Call at Zisd 26 ELM STREET, my13 If Corner Orange.
 FOR RENT, 1e@a BRICK BUILDING, with engine in good or siis der with or without barn. possession any time MlH ANDREW MARTIN, f23H IS Pearl stree4 L
 FOR SALE, A&4A BUILDING LOTS on Nichon Eagle, and both HE;sJ sides of Nash street; 40o feet in place ; E.lL price low; terms easy.
 ANDREW MARTIN, Fg3tf Pearl Street.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-02-20

eiisnfta leinsn Arm, lstn 8urbabsn persi
telno. Wlit unseouloiser 5ait warf Ell
ben 8cpf terum. Das iuQ oas, Aoee Z
frasts .r bitter. @laubf bu, I'D (et etpa
selonusn, mir bas brpbenpe 8orss ben
eieler witsn 8anbs sepuleis ssfallsu gu
lalsn2
Was taunf but ais Gtn,.lnsr aesen bie(,
srrssten Na6en ausrdten ? Flfsrte IL
uno sos ttn btnter b'n pamalnsn 5enfsr'
portane. Dsin grlaeiaen bier miros bic
@efaSr lofort bsrauf bsidw5rsn, Die our4
rubtses S3ucriren pielleiat ab3uwsnoen
III. Sieb bir nur bie1e entlhlu0enen
usrwessnsn @eii&tsr an, fubr fe, purd'
eine 5palte Der @arpins ipdbsnO, fort,
uro, msin @ottt. Id ertenne uultre sise,
neu Wrbettsr barunter - fs merpeu Na6s
an bir nsbmen prllen peeen beines itten.
gen 8erweieerns ibrer Mnipride
MSsen fe fommen, murmslte er 3wt.
f&en ben 3abn.n, fe msrotn mtA nod
be0sr tsnnsn lernen !! Sieb, Aosle, bas
Fae bic Trldte al ber Dutlereien, 3u
benen pstn tbsalsr Greunb ntdt bas De.
nisfe beitrus. Disies e:psse 4ufbsssn
bts 8oltssetRes entfs0elt bic Gurie Der
RsuOlutiun, fiiSrt ben umfur3 bes 8sae.
bsnten berbet - bas 1T ibr 3tel!
Ntmmtrmstr it Otto Galb Der gerban.
tets bisiss ruben pSteltuufeus risf Ne
absr,eust. Die rsliti1de unp foeiale
8re'bett, bic ct far unlsr bebrudsss ga.
terluno erltrebt, pte ewis, timmslpsit ii
aeientfernt BON bsr sissaulen 0iutIr bic.
fer Danoen
Nlfreo ,udie Serddttth bic Wdlsln.
Nun. mir wolen uns baron triunern
(5urtle5uns foIst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-02-20
Wepmb.teauilbe Convention.

Nah Beratbuns NIT ben Wit1lieesr,
oes Staatssrseutip :@omites Der rspubli,
tanil l6sn partei pon Ssras lit es Bel l&lcI
len worben, cine Staatseonpsntiun Don
Oelesaten 3u terufea, bic NIT aQsemsinea
Voumahten pfrie5en fsta unb am
VI tttwpd BEN "a. u ara 1880
tn Wultln 3ulammentrften (ouen.
Die perldisesn Counties weroen, wenn
ppn Der gsupentton niht anberweitta be.
ttimmt wire, gu oerielasn Na,atl bon
Sttmmen terehiist fein, uie bic Con.
sentton, pslde am 12. Sanuar 1870 ae,
balten wurbe.
Mae itttpem orsaniiIrte oter orsanifrte,
absr ntht pertreteue Counties 7ab su ne.
nisftens einer Stimms bsreattat.
Die Wttsltsber bes Staatserecutiss
gomites tperpen er1udt, oarnaA au febea,
oab BE Nepublitaner in ieoem Der goua,
ttss iersr rslpeetipsn 1snatorisllen Diliriete
Ssborls prsantitrt ,uerben unb bab tbnen
etne @elesenbett ,ur 8eprdlentatiou in Der
eonpsnttpn gs9ebsn perpe.
ssbr adtuuespou
gomunb 8. Davis.
gorfbenoer rep. Staatssrseutsp.g gomttts.
Multtn, Gsras. 1. San. 1880.
Dallas, Seras. San.2. 1880.
Damit mir eine ein'se uao barmoalhe
Convention Der Nspubiitansr bes 5taates
3eras erbalteu, unb pamit fsina 5treitia.
tsit aber bic Nahtpollfummsnteit sur Be,
rufuns elmer io!&en sntRebs, sebe i'd bier.
NIT Dem aufruf msins ter,lidts 3uaim.
muns unb erluds aas Rspablitaner I'M
Staate. eemssmab gu banpstn. 60 1T
msins abf&t, aue Gnipriite an ben gor,
fb bss republitanil&sn Staatser.eutis.
eomitss auf,ussben, iobalo cine saniaiss
8slesenteit iid ba,u bietet.
q. 81. gpdbrou.
Vor1eenber rep. @taats,pseuttp= 6 gomites.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-02-20
Betrua entbI 1T.

gertaufsr BON patentmsbi,inen oerpa.
den CONDITION Dulosr tn pafetsn, 70 erpb
als etn Nsseriub uno pertaufeu ris1slbsn ~
rs gents. a6er lfe fno duberf rpertblos.
Gin flcines pafst Don g 9ertbans
Condition puluer 1T 70 ssl msrt5, als cine
&arrenlaouns pou BON sritsren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-02-20

- Reees Gilt &ose Eonie ifwsbl.
iaemdsnb, bic @ei anebsit fSrDerue unb
elm, uofar aarantirt wire.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-01-21

no danger, his church is most active one,
and the pastor is fully abreast with every
good word and work in the Church and
out OF it, when commended to his iudg-
His church building is simple and COM
PORTABLE, and has no appendages of any
sort to attract. People who go there gen
orally expect to hear an instructive and
edltying sermon, and if they listen thew
do not come away disappointed they will
surely get, first of all, an excellent com
moentary on the meaning of the Scripture
from which the sermon is preached with
an an earnest commencing of the gospel of
Christ as the only way to be saved.
More after awhile about our preachers.
Yours truly, Manhattan.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-01-21
NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
Southern Presbyterian.

We have received the following from brother
in Baltimore"
MT. WAsHINGTos CHURCH, MD.-Mt. Wash
ington is one of the suburbs Of Baltimore,
about seven miles from the heart of the city.
Some three years ago a church was organized
there IN copnection with Chesapeake Presbyterv
with a membership of seventeen. and soon after
wards formed a part of Maryland Presbyterv
The Rev. r. L. McMurran was elected pastor
and two ruling elders were chosen. The little
band Immediately went to work to secure a
church building -worshipping in the mean time
IN comfortable little hall furnished by one OF
the elders. They met with kind friends in Bal
timore, and gave nobly themselves, and soon
erected very handsome and comfortable edifce
on lot donated by one of the elders. at cost
of "a 4,500. When the accounts were cast up. thew
found themselves some 81, 800 in debt. But not
discouraged, they went to work The ladies
worked and the gentlemen helped them and to-
day it is announced that the church is entirely
free Of debt. In the meantime the church has
grown from membership of II to 80 the pas
tors salary has been regularly paid quarterly in
advance; liberal contributions have been made
to all the Assembly's schemes Of benevolence
the people have been as kind, considerate. and
generous in their attentions to their pastor and
ms family as could well be, and yet there is not
a wealthy man in the church 1t is evident
that God has greatly blessed this pastor and his
people thus far, and who can doubt that he in
tends to make them still greater blessing to
many Brother McMurran is strongly entroncb-
ed in the affections Of his people, and is doing
good among them VIII not other young and
weak churches initiate this examplo2
r. Mel
The church Of Goldsboro N. c., has given
unanimous call to Rev. R. c. Reed, Of Charlotte
Court House, Roanoke Presbytery, Virginia
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-01-21
TER M S.:

Three Dollars year; six months, $1.5o
three months, IS cents; payable in Advance.
Payments may be made to local agents wher-
ever practicable; all ministers of our Church are
authorised to act as such. Or by checks Post
Office money orders or letters Registered by
Postmaster. Otherwise it must be at the risk of
the party sending it.
Obituaries charged at ten cents line. The
party sending can make the estimate by count
ing eight words to line. Payment in advance.
Advertising rates furnished on application to
the Office.
Communications and letters on business should
be addressed to CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN, Box
81 Richmond, Va:
Richardson & SouthaIl,
Editors and Proprietors.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-01-21

Entered at the Post-Office at Richmond Va, as
second-class matter
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-01-21
Central Dresbpterian.
OFFICE:

OFFICE:
No. 1015 Main street, opposite the Post Office.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-01-21
Letter from Europe -Evangelization in
France

The following letter is sent us by young
gentleman studying in Germany, but who hap,
pened to be in Paris short time since, when he
heard the address which he describes.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-01-21

The premiums obtained at the sale Of pews
oi Plymouth church Brooklyn, N. Y, amount
70 927, 7,24l, which, with the fixed rentals amoun-
tng to Yl2,743, make the income from the pews
this year $4oo23, which is 800 less than last
year
Rev W. NJ. Vinney is the first colored man
ordained in the Presbyterian church Of Texas
Inc hrst white minister ordained by Prosby-
teTTy IN this State, is Rev j. r. Paxton. who pre-
National Republican., 1880-11-29
U1sTERETTEs. ElsEMAN BROS. 7rH & E.
notel ArIINals.

st. James-Hou. J. w. Stone of Grand
Rapids, Mich Colonel II. L. Gllaher of Vir-
gnia, John Kciser Of Rochester, n. Y, James
Wilson of Philadelphia, c. E. Bennett and wife
Of Lansing, Mich, b. Il. Hill and wife of
Springfield, Mass, W. @. Tuck and wife of
Annapolis, Nd, and John Cussous of Glenn
Allen, Va.
Imporial--F G. Adams of Baltimore, w. w.
Watkins OF Cincinnati, S. Crawford of New
York, and Z $. Adams and II. d. Crawford
Of Mains opera company.
Willard's-Georgo Alfred Townsend Of Now
York, and c. T. Allen and wife and D. G.
Bronson of Chicago.
Riggs-W. sprague and son Of Providence.
r. l., c. A. Wight Of New York, aud j. b.
Hall and wife Of Boston.
Ebbitt-Benjamin Halliday of San Fran.
cisco, II. p. Talmage OF New York, II. Cooper
Of North Carolina and Il. II. Robbins and j
sherman Of New York.
Nalional-E. w. Lathrop Of Chelsea, Mass.
Z, p, Howell Of Atlanta Ga, Viscouut dc
Boudy Of Paris, Hon. ]. L. Dczcndorf Of Yir
ginia Hon. NJ. II. Dunncll Of Minnesota, Hon
=. f. Deustcr and family Of Wisconsin, Il. II
Davis Of Dalton, Ga, c. j. French of Cincin
natl, O4io, and NJ. J. Walton Of Memphis
| Tenn.
Arlngton-Whitelaw Reid of New York
Hon. MARSHALL jewell Of Hartford Hon. join
\. Anderson Of Manhattan, KY, and 7. J.
Ciingman Of North Carolina.
National Republican., 1880-11-29
An IntorestIng lnaly.Is Of nm.

A very interesting examination has been
concluded by Chemist De Smedt az the request
Of the honllh.ollcer. Samples Of milk were
secretly purchased at random during the past
year FROM the wagons Of Frank Wards alder
ney dairy. The report Of Chemist DO Smcdt
giving the result Of his analysis, stules that
the specific gravity Of pure milk varies from
1928 for the poore5l TO 1888 for the best, water
being 1000. Ho found that the specific gray-
ity Of the Alderncy mill; was 1893 The milk
as shown by analysis contained 4 ~ per cent
Of butter, 4 40 of casino 4 81 of sugar Of mill,
and O73of salts, tho salts being composed of
phosphate Of lime, phosphate Of magncsia,
phosphate Of iron, chloride Of sodium aud
soda, combined with casino. uclosiug his re-
port the chemist says: "Thc composition Of
milk may be affected by a variety Of circum.
stances, such as Impure air, water, food etc,
for tho cows aud cleanliness and care In
handling It. But / consider tho above IRE.
ferrmg to the Aidemcy) luo, rich article Of
good, pure milk" TheAldcmoy dairy, under
the management Of Mr Ward, now supplies O
large portion Of our cItlzous with milk, and
the result of the examination noted above is
Of considerable public importance.
National Republican., 1880-11-29
The Roscoe Coni,l,ue Guards.

The Roscoe Conl;ling Guards, Boys in Blue
which organization is composed chiefly of
employees Of tho government printing Office
held its regular stated meeting on Saturday
night last in Shoa's hail. 632 Pennsylvania
avenue L. w. Oyster captain, presiding. The
company numbers upward Of sixty active
thorough-going ex.soldicrs, who arc using
their highest ondeavors to mako n success Of
the organization. Among the business trans.
acted at this meeting was theunGnimous adop.
tion by the company Of tho following:
WHERE As, The commander OF the Boys IN Blue,
Gclcrul L. s. Grant h1g sgnicd his intention .
visit the city OF Washington during the latter part
ofhe first week Of the approaching session Of con-
gross; and
WHEREAS, II Is emiuently right and proper Tint
hearty reception should De given him on his
arrival: therefore.
Ees9'rci That the Roscoe Condiug Guards, Boys
10 Blue, VIII participate in the proposed dcmln-
sTl!loll-in his honor aud every republican who
appreciate, the great services rendered by General
Grant 10 his country during the rebellion ana The
noble and patriotic services % the republican
party IN the last campaign should do likewise.
National Republican., 1880-11-29
Tho NntlnnnI Ornnrc.

The National Grange Patrons Of Husbandry,
concluded It's annual session in this city
Saturday night and selected Washington as
the place for holding the next annual meet.
ing. Il was decided to ask congress to donate
TO tho order the old building and the ground
on which 10 stands, on the reservation at tho
corner OF Missouri avenuo aud fOur.and.a.hali
street. where the meeting which gave birth 70
the order was held. IL Is the purpose Of the
National Grange, If congress complies with
this request, to erect a suitable building on
the site, to bo used as the permanent head
quarters Of the National Grange.
National Republican., 1880-11-29
oENERAr oARFlE1D,s oHURoH.
A Movement on Foot to Build New Churci
Edince

Edifioe.
The work of raising funds whorewith to
erect n large and handsome church for the
christian denomination" in this city has
been commenced. Tho general missionary
board Of that church, whose headquarters is
in Cincinnati. acting In harmony with the
official board of the Vermont-avcuuo church
In this city, has appointed Joseph Smith, jr,
Of Cincinnati, treasurer of the fund TO be
raised, aud Thomas w. Phillipsof New Castle,
Pa, the general agent The Christian Standard,
the organ of that denomination, in its last
issue contains general announcement to tho
Diciplcs Of Christ in tho United States that
the present appears TO be an auspicious time
to realize q loug.fclt and general desire for Il
suitable house Of worship in Washington, ID.
c., the capital Of the nation--a house not ex.
travaRant, but crcditablo to tho brotherhood.
A meeting of the official board of the Yer
montavenuc church has been held TO discuss
the subject. 1t was decided to leave tho plan
Of building aud the raising Of funds to the
general society Insufficient funds could be
raised thcy would select site noar Thomas
circle aud commence building In the spring.
They will build free Of dcht-that Is, pay rs
thoy go, aud enter their new church without
tho milstoue Of heavy debt hanging around
their neclis Tho raising of from $4,000 to
100000 will probably decide the location in
favor of Thomas circle. Less than the first
named amount will cause them to build on
the site ofthcr present church. The Vermont
avenue church was crowded yesterday morn
ing, notwithstanding the rough weather. AT
night large audience was present also. The
text of Mr., Power at night was the 3lst verse,
sth chapter, Of the Acts OF the Apostles, and
the theme, "Ihc teaching Of the christian
church with reference to Christ the SON.
The prCsident-clcct was not present at either
Of the services.
National Republican., 1880-11-29
New Advertisements,

National theatre-Lotta.
Meeting of Lincoln ~"
j. w. Snrr-House for salo
Perry & Bro.-Ncw novelties.
Rooms for rent at 1906 street.
Rooms for rent at 1921 II street.
Y. NJ Q. A.-Course Of lectures.
Ford's--" Our German Sonator.n
George Berglng, merchant tailor.
Furnished rooms ut II Iowa circle.
Theatre Comique-Ecw company.
Grand leyeo of Bloom Of Youth lolge.
WiIhcmi grand combination concert.
Rooms for rent at 52l Thirteenth street.
Palais Royal-Opening Of holiday goods.
Rooms for rent at 1911 Vermont avenue.
W. NJ. Shuster 4 Sons listers, dplmanl
aud walkingjackets.
National Republican., 1880-11-29
IMPROVING THE RIVER FRONT
President Hayes win Request Congress Il
boliRh n Nnisnnce.


Among the visitors to President Hayes Sat
urday was q delegation Of citizcns of tho Dis
trict, who wished some action to be taken in
improving the river front. Among those present
were Commissioners Morgan, Don't aud Twin.
ing, Mcssrs w. w. Corcorau, II. A. Willard, G..
W. Riggs, B. II. Warner j. A. Baker, B G..
LovtjOy, S V. Niles, j. II. Wilson, c. VI. Mat
thcws, X. 9. Fox, l.. J. Davis, w. Sjickncy
and General f. L. Beale. Mr.. Riggs acted as
the spokesman of the delegation and in tho
course Of a briof speech stated that the citi-
zous Of Washington desired to thank him for
the deep interest he had tukon in the welfare
Of the city during his term Of oilico and more
especially IN matters relating TO the improve.
ment of the river front. In conclusion he re-
qucstcd the president in his coming message
TO congress TO renew his recommendations
looking to an improvement Of the city's water
front. Mr.. Corcoran also spoke IN ftvOr OF
such action by the president in his message
aud urged that tho subject was matter oI
necessity for the public health In response
the president said he had inspected the river
front and was satisfied that plan for its I'M.
provomont should bo at once perfected. lie
hoped that II would be done during his time ol
Office, aud would cheerfully call tho attention
Of congress to tho matter in his message aud
recommend immediate action. The result oil
the interview was very gratifying to the dele
cation, aud they withdrew well pleased with
their visit.
National Republican., 1880-11-29
The Funeral of Mary Veneit,r.

the senate cake and pie stand, took place yes.
terlay afternoon from hor her late residence,
on G street. number of capitol employees
attended. Frank Birch tho SON of tho de.
ceased, now confined in Jail on a charge Of
outrage, was permitted TO attend tho funeral,
aud was accompanied by ono Of the deputy
wardens, who took him back to tho Jail after
the ceremony,
National Republican., 1880-11-29
More Testimony.
M followlnr exnlnlns ll.olf.

WAsuINGroN. d. c., Nov. 81, 1850.
Please take nv "ud." out of your want column.
was not aware that it vould run for three issues
or | would have so~eer stopped It. THE EErUBLI-
CAS- is certainly read 10y intelligent people. for my
od. has brought me already tlty responses, niue
teuihs OF which are from persons evidently Cdu.
Gated aud proficient You brought me q deuge,
and i IS d.mcull 60 select from 30 much good ma.
tcral. Accept thanks j. c. JuDsoS.
National Republican., 1880-11-29
Perry nrotner,' --latest puiIetln,

Perry 6 Brother, corner Ninth street and
tho avenue, have just repleuishcd their stock
Of silks satius, yulyets aud the latest Paris
novelties to which they invite the attention
Of congressman and their constituents This
house was established in 1siO and Is one Of
the leading dry goods firms Of tho District
aud visit to their establishment will amply
repay shoppers, Their sp-cialties are In
great demand among ladies as all goods
arc sold at a small advance on tho cost.
National Republican., 1880-11-29
Immense nnrrnIn, in wntehos.

SIS 90 IldIes' solid gold Watches.
SIS solid gold, full liewcled patent lever.
S2i.50 solid gold, full l-jeweled lever stem.
winder
$25 gents solid gold, fulljoweled patent
levers.
$3.50 gents solid gold American stem
winders.
Sis gents 1l.karat gold Waltham stem
winders.
All warranted in perfect running order.
II. HARRIS q Co.,
439 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-11-29
YoUrHg oYERcoArg. EIsEMAN nRos.

WIEN one knows a good thing IL should bo
told; and we do know from experience that
DR., Bulls Cough Syrup is the best remedy for
Coughsand Colds we ever used. 1t only costs
% cents n bottle
National Republican., 1880-11-29

Solid gold stem.wiuder, full iewclcd, s22.
Solid gold American watch 500.
ii karat gold stem.winder, S22.
il karat gold ladies' watch, extra fine, S21.
Solid gold American gents stem-windor, $33.
ii karat gold American gents -winder,
$50
We fully guarantee each watch and keep
them in order for ono year free of charge
JACOBS Bros,
1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-29
.Im.I RnrrIv cd

at Spicer Compton & Co.'S 03i Louisiana
avenue choice lot of butter in nine-pound
pals; also car-load Of choice apples Regular
receipts Of Elgu Creamery, fancy New York
and fine western butter Low prices ana fair
dealing.
National Republican., 1880-11-29

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF PIPsIssEwA
cures kidney and bladder diseases, female
weakness, etc.
National Republican., 1880-11-29
CITY ITEMS.

No remedy for kidney diseases heretofore
discovered can be held for ono moment in
comparison with Warmers Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure.-C. i. Hurcy, d. d., Washington,
d. O.
National Republican., 1880-11-29
DoYg oyERcoAT3, EIsElIAN BROS, 7TH& +

TIE Rowland Dental Association, 2ll Four
snd-Aulf street, use only S, s. Whites artificial
National Republican., 1880-11-29
DRESS SUITS. EtsENAN BROS, 7ru AND I
The Rush

cannot affect our stock. We are prepared for
a long SIEGE and have always double the stock
any other house hero shows. A. Saks & Co.,
strictly Oue-prce Cothcrs, 3l6 aud 3ls
Seventh street
National Republican., 1880-11-29
,AssIlIERE sUIrs. EIsEMAN nRos.. 7rH IL

The National Sale Deposit Company.
corner Fifteenth street and Now York avenue,
continues to receive valuuhles of all dcsCrip.
tions for sale keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-11-29

acquMntauoos for advice, 20 relatives for moth
Ing, and TO A. Suls & Co.'s for your own aud
your boys clothing aud you will fnd you arc
nearer doing right than you ever were,
National Republican., 1880-11-29
Ihe NeM nrnb Coat.
90 10 Strangers Tor Uharlty,

beautiful drab oyercoat for 4l2, worth S
at Katzeustoin's, 80 seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-11-29
Thermomatrlo Kend,nc.

For the middle Atlantic states, stationary or
higher barometer, winds shifting to north or west,
rising, followed by stationary orlower temperature,
partly cloudy or cloudy weather with rain.
National Republican., 1880-11-29
For tho Theatrical season,

A line opera.Glass for 50, worth So at r.
Harris & Co.'S 1872 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-11-29
YOUTHS SUITS, EIsEMAN bros, 7rH &E.
JULIUS LANsEURGus 81 Tapestry Brussel
3!5 7th.

BUYERS Of Christmas jowelry can make
their selections now and have them reserved
upon payment Of small deposit.
JACOBs Bros,
1920 Pennsylvania uycnuc.
National Republican., 1880-11-29
LlpSC0MR'S

LIQUOR, TEA, WISE GROCERY AND Pho
VISION STORE, S. W. COR. FIFTH AND l. STs
y H. CAPITOL HiLL,
A long experience In the business enables the pre-
priotor 10 offer tho public superior stock at prIcei
decidedly reasonable. Patronage respectfully 10.
iclted, ocily
National Republican., 1880-11-29

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