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THE DARIEN CANAL.
Vigorous Prosecution OF no Lcstop.
SurvoNrlIow Thoy Are Carried On
and What They Seek.

w.
and What They Seek.
<. Cesrspand<nte St,y Tark Ereninq po,s
PANAMA., Jun. &1-Tho surveys begun by NJ.
IN Tcssons orc pojog nr rarit1v ,nd nr,ota.,t,.
I,..s ,.,s = Hn s., w. NF'n! NV u.s'uAtv'
..Hut "o'H'ns P"I1lcs. Vt "oriRaoes Us tno
French term them. nre In the lald and hard ut
work, employing In all more than 1oo men.
49,, ,usn., -. .+N.s a"s ..,o .uo '."s .. eu'
'ey' "hcFc' u" taey arg eohaRuoas 70 Inc
rnlwny and Telegraph, their provisioning and
supply. az we'll III their renernt direction
from ronau,n or Asntnvel. IA c,sitv mnnnoc,l.
,7ha ..n.sa..i - - ,s.ss.... :" Es ~
.,. sesut'. , @ nsaoauat.ts arc VI Iananl"' amt
placed In order, and died with their corrcspond.
,nr drawings. rradv fnr rsn IN molIny n gnni ~.
t,nrt NJ ,tf,, l., ~. ~, .L,a,,. atss '.
poe1 No tl1ne ~ osL lh thinking or otner routes,
but so thoro'!8h and extensive survey IL nAk-
ing on this rrnto TINT whether work hi
hctMal cann!-b1l'dinB fnl|owa 1t or not, the
on either, sido itspcllcd, aud tho brat or worst
WY be eleurly known. No surveying parties
which have ever explored the American iathmus
warc 80 large. weil appointed, Or unior 30
rGclent and Intelligent direction as tho present,
nor have shcy hua tho advantage N the en-
thustasm which n. Dc Jtesscps has managed 10
infhsc INTO all parties, frlm tho Highest 70 ths
Iho partc.itar direction Of these preliminary
Studies t,1ay le briefly, stated. They Aro: First,
tho yerhcatlon Of I'LL previous surveys muio
here for calia, including tho Wysc- Itechus and
l4ull. .Mtn0eAl routes. Second, nddltinual sur
veys, In which nre Included the study Of tho
that every foot Of tho entire line will 10
thoroughly known, NnA nj! points on which
Information Is needed Will be determined,
Third. from theae datA to ahy down n inn for
, 1880-02-07
r.o "pantomime" as a Feature
Of the English Holiday"
Season.
Realms of Delight, Spider. .Fiends,
Demons of Despair, Fairies
and Amazons.
IL 1,e|t}mals rantomime, but operatie Fl.
lra,agan1as Concluding with q Short
lfurIe9a|aads.
eou,ieoo d, Tho London Theatres Occupied
w|th This Stylc oS Enlef.
tatnmont.

,,,,r,,t
'a''''"'"
spttnl casrtspondtnfs o5 The chttdeo Tribune.
LuspoS. JIM 1a.--Tlio p"ntomine Il rs nalch
part uf the English hnany -sehson hs tno N'hst
hrf md plu,u-In,ltlIng ut Christmas. Long
,cforp tho a,oys arc home from acMol,
while yet the children huyo tnottas or thrco
wccks ,1uys to cuutt a1,O l'y d1le' ero ~ Nieli-
nI,s--ycner,ble And rcspceton eaiht-wisI plit III
su appearance. tic wal4a Ut London glow with
r,rscu,,s posters nr magnificent proportions ut-
nuui,clng With pletorlnl Rplc'1uor tint
ON Nux1Nu-Sl6iiT
The c,istnns of this tlontte or lint ono Will r!so
M IFS aun.,nl Christmas rantomlfI,o. O'icD ln0re
viii EYES DO glnddpnea with Visions Ut tho
Iealuls Ut Delight; viii hcar's sh,ltltIrr ut tito
InuulsItnrfal wEckcnrss ot Tho Spider FleHd nnd
Of tho Demon Of l>esrar; nrl applause bn given
To tho 1,ui fairy who. when heE tt's,u eones, re-
yarsls and Furnishes with discriminating justice
tho mimic people Of whtsc estitlieH st'o ms ever
leen tue guiding sur. I!ief', ton' VIII tue Co!ehs
hlmnr nssort lIself In tho bnttorinK or Bllics,
the theft Of groceries, tho nt'1lilhtion OF red-
hot pokcrs, a''tl tho Knocking uowii VI ansls-
pcotins policemen aleu !uhhttoohs 'fApee,llty
tccurr contemporaries pity. Mlsch!eVous ifa'4e-
Qufn will perform mist astonishing tFanafor'nn-
ianta.tic, u and ret aFaln lot the al.cons,mlns
mssIan ,eyo,lr her. And merry maskcrs, md
Ssl,r f,rIns md l,olt1 Amuzous II, c1tlfrsR pr,-
~ly 1",lI'' "'s,.n,n,,nn, o'.,.,'p I,,,.strs
cesslo'l. hna Icrps'ennrean oss,vrs, mpssels,
crabs Monkeys atltl clephatita, Will o.ico agnin
anusc tho ya.,nE folks, and tho old folks with
rm,,,p hrarts.
The use Of tho word pantofnt'no to deseribo
.,i," no .,'r t,,oa,soa ~ ,,n. iott,;,ata
fr, ~ .,.,tr,,,I,,,o a. u,,,., t,,n,,,,,t
o,e. tnc "ts". !pa, =, ..,a.s = ,r. @ 'A''s"'
abtut or ciicoutaRea Ill tho't'. Ihey aro
orEnATlc ExrltAvAGaExAs, .-... ...
concluding Will, short h4rlcautu.,tle, that laets
al ,unst mt more thor onr. fmtrth .f Inn limo
atn"1 ~. ~, .',,.I,. s. .'onr,na .t".
occupied BY mo specsactl'r performance 1nat
prrccdcs They wcro trtfer enllcd fniry b'lr-
tr,',,oro NJ tho ,,l,"},,a oI itn,,nn nrt Tint #
""a'uns y, .,.o y, s,,a' ~ .Ma" "s ..",.,
mines. Fortto subjects OF those heterogeneous
ho1gepo,gcs of phys, como fnniltar nurscry-
.nln nr fnrv. ulo nr icucut] IN inynriohlv choscn
Old l}'1o heard does service with annual rcg,'"
, 1880-02-07
CHARADE-NQ. 1,Qs3.

Count tho commandments; cxprrss by sign
The number you find Of these proccpts divine:
by tho cities which good old MnnAssch possessed;
Again search tho Scriptures, and there you will
read
The n1,ne Of a trec--tho next sound VIC need.
1tend tho uib1e onco moro, and uotu what you
find
For this pttxzle Ia one Of tho orthodox kind;
Turn to AGts the ninth chapter, observe Whnt
yOii sec
tAs you prsyerfully pouder> in vcro thirty
three:
Or else take the act for which wp all gr1cyc-
Tho stu that WIS done by AdAm and Evp.
When this bus been found. search tho Dtblo
again
10 nnd tho whole word; but your search will be
vaiu,
NELSON, Ill. NE1soH1AN.
, 1880-02-07
THE PUZzLERS' CORNER,

ff1rtptnni eontr,h,,tihnu ,r,i, In rnh,jsbod Il,
'ts'a' "at''oa.'oio :. . W'', W. p"u!aheu III
thts department. Correspondents Will pIcafe
send their rch names with their s1n!s lie rli1ns
addressed to ..pl1xzlera' Corner" Ayo;il ub.o4
loto s.,,,ta cs fnr =. rosufl,,o A,.vn.s ,,lit IN
.,,,,,t,.t,st ~. to1i,'~I+,r ,..a,.s "''A ~
pup',sur .s,,t.,,,t. ,nu .onow.nH ~ ~, wsuMi
ANSWERS TO LAST WEEKS rUZZLE9.
No. 1,O5D
q II Z A +,
.u
, 1880-02-07

4oL!,..-.ss.ss..-t.s.. s..s.s.,..s......,r*@o *@o4.1N
THUS they Are after nearly $500 900 for tho
ensuing ycNr, US shown above. Tho I01rl
has evidently got hold Ut good milking
tent, and they ilt1nd 10 suck It
, 1880-02-07

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D1AMoND-No, 1,oez.
80 4 -
$50 -
$50 4 80
~ r - - **A
s. - \ y -
~ x%*
##~~~
In Dromios: vicious: Destows: destroys: I'm.
Huniaa. '.' 500 ''''' "'' ''''>'' ~ -
FULTON, III. TowuEAp.
R1lOMBOID-EO. 1,oos.
Acros<-A stylc uf otnnmcntatlon applied to
metal b0fOre tho Invention OF engraving; being
th11e tsi 1,o; auything high md preclpitous;
BIRD; strAeaHeM3 truAchor0us. u1wn-1n Dick
Summary; pronoun: sooner than; to speak Inn
perfectly: distinct: On aniInnl Of Central Asia:
inaRlnatiys writor; an Deg egg; two-thirds Of ." 4
BnA1pwoop, Ill. scoEvA.
COMPOUND DOUBLE ACRosT1C-Eo. 1,oCa.
:, scarcity: last; unilGdgcd;. a lsgss!nta coin;
prisn4ls. fowl; finals, bird. rrlmals and
Annls n bird
BALTIMORE, Nd. On1oLE.
SQUARE woRD-No. 100.
An aphortam: tho md1le OF a temple; a yes.
sci: to Iuoculato; IN officer Of court
DKLAvAk, Wis. Wen.
SQUARE WOND-NO. 1,07l.
A kind Of goAd Or stick; old-vonlanish: white;
une brought up or protected by another: pE1u-
cIple.
uALENA, III. DaoNos.
CuRTATL3fEN1B-NO 1,0Ta
Curtaillng plcturr symbolic
Leaves 10 carry TN language buc0lfu);
Cnrtail again, you haye small cup;
AgAfn, d pnttfole Oft followed up;
Take Away half, or nothing Indeed,
hundred and sixty, Clcsar would read.
UUHlISOTONt Wis. COOCttIE,
, 1880-02-07

TKANEFUSED MUSEf-NU. luz.
~ Pale noon; csl Old bunpo: CD Halt, E. H.;
~ Any pelf, N. H.? % Hill, sing; l0) slEu over,
b.; ~ Don up: W Rid leg
CHICAGO. TrlOs
, 1880-02-07

CurtailIng Il plcturr symbolic
Leaves 10 carry TN language bucnlfu3;
Elrtall again, you haye small cup;
Agnin, d pnrtfcle Oft followed up;
Take Away half, or nothing Indeed,
A hundred and sixty, Clrsar would read.
BuElISOTONt Wis. CooCttIE.
, 1880-02-07

In Dromios: vicious: bestows: destroys; i'm
pitent; criminal decd; seyering; cnpable uf
being. cut smoothly; largo not; an andIrou; IN
Hunlda.
FuLroN, Ill. TOwMEAp,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

the following lake steamers: The Niagara,
by fire, 300; the Atlantic, by collision, coo;
the Lady Elgin, by collision, GOO the E. X.
Collins, by fire, 400; the Northern Indiana,
by fire, 400, and OF the Keystone State and
Chesapeake each 100
Since 1853 the character of the steam
craft on the lakes, except Ontario, has al
most entirely changed. The magnificent
floating palaces which had furnished the
most luxurious travel known to our water
ways have disappeared, and class of pro-
pellers, devoted more to freight than pas
sengers have taken their place The
chief travel is by rail, but SO far as lake
travel has been sustained the disasters and
loss of life have continued in about the
same ratio. 1t does not appear, there
fore that the law for the protection of life
and property on the lakes has fully sub
served its intended purpose, and it may be
well for Congress to institute some inquiry
into that matter for the purpose of ascer-
tanning the causes that have led to this
failure, with view to applying remedy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

Where is the boom now? The sooth-
sayers who have been predicting an early
demise Of the GRANT boom, and who have
been steadily insisting since Philadelphia
gave the General such magnificent ova-
ton that his popularity in the Keystone
State was steadily declining, have been
can State Convention has met, with 2l6
delegates fresh from the people, and
has spoken in an emphatic manner, pro-
claiming TO the country that the State of
Pennsylvania will cast in the National
Convention at Chicago frty.eight solid
votes for ULYSSES S. GRANT This is n
boom US is boom. 1t is an avalanche
which ovorwhelms aud brushes the sooth-
sayers, croaLers, grumblors, scratchers and
hypocritcs who have been for months
when Pennsylvania should give utterance
to the sentiment of its people on
NhS L ANo4NNhlAaA luSotiuus ~ 10 N'iNNH'
that the third-term spOok has no terrors
for the Stalwart Republicans Of the Key
stone State. They seek the preservation of
the Nation from the marauding powers Of
the Confederate Democracy and they sec no
other hope than to put TO the front the
strong, firm and determined hero states
man, who, by the aid of the Great
Ruler of all Nations, and the brave
soldiers who with him breasted the
shock of war, rescued the republic
from the perils of the rebellion. This they
have done, and in this result they have
given evidence of their unwaverng patriot
ism and devotion to the welfare of our COM
mon country. All honor and glory TO the
Keystone State. Let the other States go
and do likewise.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05
PERSONAL.

SIXTH AUDITOR McGREw Is still confined to his
residence by illness.
Mr.. L. Z. BROOKS, recently appointed United
States Consul at Cork will sail from New York for
his new post of duty on the Baltic to-day.
GENERAL A. G. MALLoY. collector Of internal
revenue of Texas. who has been at the Imperial
Hotel for two weeks, left for home last night,
PAYMAsTER-GENERAL GEORGE +. CUTTER has
moved from his late residence. on street, to his
new mansion, No. 1915 Massachusetts avenue.
THIRD ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL HAZEN
has received from the family OF the late Sir Row
land HILL of England, very fine autographed
portrait of Sir Rowland.
GENERAL A. 5. BADGER, the gallant soldier, who
chief Of the metropolitan police Of New Orleans,
was shot down in the streets of that city during
the bloody GsSizes of September, 1874, and now
collector Of New orleans, Is at Wizards Hotel.
7. W. b. CREWS, Of st. Louis William w. Hover
ton, Warm Springs, Ala; J. IL. Pugh, Burlington
N. j.; s. W. Ballard, New York; william Fay, Phil.
adelphn; John X. Hunt and WIFE Rochester, n,
Y; John Bigelow, Philadelphia and A. W. Wright
aud wife, Baltimore, registered at the Metropolis
tan yesterday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05
Tn1RD-TERMIsM ON THE BRAIN.


We are surprised to find the Philadelphia
Press following the third term" igHis
Jdtuus with so much zeal and energy, for its
good sense ought to enable it to see that
there is no question of third term peril.
nent TO the present occasion. The third
term objection was respected in 1876, but it
is entitled to no respect now, for there is
no constitutional disqualification for tho
Presidency except nationality, old age and
lunacy, and neither of these apply to Gen
eral GRANT. His former terms do not
count. The course is as free to him rs to
any other American citizen, and no fair,
candid mind will obstruct his path with
objections based merely upon bugaboO OF
prejudice and dislike. We notice that the
Philadelphia Bulletin, a journal which has
not had decided leaning toward General
GRANT, treats the question Of his candidacy
in very fair and just manner. 1t says:
The foolish bubble of the third-term cry,
prcked and disspated as it was, four years ago,
by mis- quiet and willing retirement from
office and by the constitutional succession Of
Mr.. HAYES to the office, still puzzles and dc.
ludcs many vivid imaginations and can, at all
times, be conjured upto frighten the credulous
and timid by any skilIful talker or writer
precisely as if the evil had real possible ex-
istence This paper has no candidate for
the Presidency and has had none. 1t has
consistently maintained that tho expedience
of nominating General GRANT was II thing to
be determined solely by the condition of pop.
ular sentiment existing when tho time for
nomination should come. We believe that he
would make a better President for the next
term than any man that has been prominently
named on the Republican side. We believe,
too, that lie would be far more available
candidate at the South than any man that can
| be named,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

to DO passed to him. The Republicans of
New York are greatly dissatisfied with this
appointment, but they may as well nurse
their patience until Ohio has been served.
If their turn does not come under the pres
ent Administration, they have only to wait
a short year for the next, under which it is
thought Ohio win have no more than fair
chnnce for thn lnnves and fshcs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

THE State of Pennsylvania sends solid
delegation to Chicago, instructed to vote
for General GRANT. Will the District of
Columbia initiate the noble example Of
the Keystone State? Tomorrow will de-
eide that question.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05
1860 Prizes,
Whole Tickets, Sc.
81 Tickets, 500.
THE SMITH 4 EGGE MANUFACTURING CO.

IULN BUA IIU0l 1IIIUuIIVINIl NV+'4'"
Manufactures OF speoiatles IN Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally Government and Giant Pad
locks, sewing Machine Locks, Piano Locks, 0rgtn
Locks, the automatically made Giant Sash Chain SUI
perior to every other and very much cheaper NO
special pulley required. The Smith Il Fgge Manutao-
turing Co also gives special attention 70 the making
estimates for the cost OF the manufacture OF pat
ented Inventions and all tho necessary tools Rndth
manufacturing OF the same royalty An commlF
nlcauons treated cOnhdentAlly, oclOOo6m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

THIS cold snap has put slight check
upon the Scratches" in New York. They
are getting their pantaloons meuded to
shut out the cold blasts. So fast as they
are patched up they will step into line
again.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

AS it now looks, the only possible result is
likely to be realized from Senator VooR-
HEEs' exodus investigation will be to
show that the Republicans are heartily
in sympathy with the colored people in all
their suferiugs and expressions, and if pos
sible to make the Democrats of Indiana
hate the niger more intensely than ever
before. There is nothing else beyond or be-
hind this.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

SENATOR WALLACE said in recent in
teryiew with reporter of the Philadelphia
Epeaing Ne,cs: GRANT is undoubtedly
"the fivorte of the leaders in the Republic
can party to-day" aud he might have
added "the people Also
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

In my Pile treatment or Female weak e7seA put
must see all patients to know their condiuonl then
any person can usa my remedies themselves. VA,
tATT cured aud deafness caused by cntarrh, Loss OF
mental power YigOr and general debility oy either
sex restored For further Information, ana dneu
tics OF which treat, you must mako application Nv
my office No. 4S9 Ninth street northwest, RILEY
10 ali NV O''S dssly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

THE oleomargariue manufacturers are now
greatly interested in the fate of their copar-
Cener HAYT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

THAT LETTER. was not read in the Penn
sylvania Republican Convention yesterday.
Where is it?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

MIR. JANIS Q, HOWARD, who has been
nominated for the Office of Appraiser for the
District Of New York, in place of S. D..
butcher, who has been appointed Superin-
tendent of the State Canals, Is, we think,
the biographer of President HAYES, and
hence is entitled TO special consideration
in netting out the rewards Of faithful SER
vice. lie Is an Ohloan, who was Tanspnnted
to the city of New York soon after Presi-
dent HAYES entered upon his duties, whore
he has since remained waiting for the cakes
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

WINTER has been bowling through the
North and along the Atlantic coast for the
last few days.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

IT is now said that Major LOCKWOOD,
chief clerk of the Interior Department,
stands fair chance of being transferred to
the place made vacant by the abdication of
Commissioner HAYT There is trace Of
Civil Service in this which is consistent
and commendable. 1t requires some cour-
age to take a position that has become an
objective point for target exercise, and for
that reason Major LOCKWOOD may be Sc
lected in connection with his other qualif-
cations He is conversant with the duties
of the position.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

PETER COOPER thinks that the National
banks will ruin the country if they are
not checked. This is the greenbnck fat.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

THE New York Times refuses to give full
credence to Secretary SHERMAN's denials of
the tactics imputed to him regarding his
Presidential candidacy. 1t says it is pre-
vented from doing so by its previous ex-
periences in that line, and it INDUCES in a
list Of them too numerous for our space.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

THERE are three hundred thousand Brit
ish subjects starving in Ireland, and Great
and most civilized nations Of the earth. II
needs be let the crown jewels be converted
into charity fund to feed her starving
thousands. At least let her feed her suffer-
ing poor and vindicate her character fol
charity and justice. America will aid
though it is not her funeral.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

SECRETARY SHERMAN does not manifest
IS much solid strength in Ohio rs General
GRANT does in either New York or Penn
sylvania. There are Republicans even in
Ohio who do not think that their State
has a continuous right to the Presidency
until it has been passed to Maine Or some
other sisters of the family
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

THERE is a slight improvement in the ice
prospect.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05
NV /! :Sl J! !!
Or. Camden or NEW YORK.
hpEN IALIsT.

treat Hemorrhoids or Piles VIII
give t5O0 for any caSe Of Itching,
Blind or Projecting Piles
my remedies viii not help ana cure.
| use only external and internal
remedies; no cAustlcs no acids, Rll I'M
mediate relief; no detention. nom
Weak uesses, tho examinations neces'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

TILDEN takes the rumors of his early
marriage with his usual philosophy and good
nature lie says that tho authors of the
rumors "no doubt acted upon the maxim Of
equity jurisprudence, that what ought to
shave been done has in fact been done"
1t may be, as Mr. TILDEN disclams any
present intention to enter the precincts of
matrmony, that he Undetermined to defer
that little affair until he has absolute need
of q coparcener in the White House. If SO,
he should not forget that "hope deferred
"maketh the heart sick, and that he is not
in the very best of health in his state Of
single blessedness.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

EVEN the Washington NATIONAL REPUBLIC.
CAN admits that Secretary SHERMAN has as
good a chance to the Presidency as the next
man" even If the next man be our esteemed co.
tamporary's favorlte General GRANT--NsV
York Mail.
We beg leave most respectfully to correct
the above, BY reference to the text of our
article the Mail will discover that we said
Secretary SHERMAN has as good CLAIM
to the Presidency as the next man"
We cannot believe that the JIal made this
change Of term Intentionally. 1t will
readily see the difference in the meaning
ofthese words.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

WASHINGTON. FEBRUARY 8 lsso.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

n~DFIFrH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CLUB.
~ WAsuINGToS, j, C., Feb. 4, 1850
Pursuant to call of the cha rman OF the Republican
Central Committee the Republican Voiera OF the
Finh Leg sa;ive District called 10 meet In mass
meeting ON THURSDAY February 5, AZ O'Clock Z;
m, at tho southeast corner of Twenty-lirst ana IL
streets northwest Grants School Hall.
By order of q. W. PHILLIPS,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05
D |. {

zzlsEsE.s5 issSligl sJsszfT1S nilalisli4lliA
NEW SOAP can DO cut ~ two the, oval
end Glasped readily In the hand, and the larger
end worn d.wn almost TO wafer without
any waste. COLGATE d co. recommend their
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

Largest Legitimate Morning Cir
cuIatiOn Ia the District.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05

DISTRICT REPUBLICAN
RSS MEETING.
The Republicans OF the Fifteenth District are re;
quested to meet at the Second Baptist Hall SIG Third
street northwest, on THURSDAY EVENING, 9TH
Instant al 1870 o'clock to appoin. five delegates and
two niterates the convention 10 appoint delegates
and nlernates to the National Convention,
by order General Committee, -
1T JOHN w FREEMAN, Chairman.
N~SH1PURSUANT TO A CALL or THE RE
nSS publican Central Committee III. Republicans
of the Fourteenth District will hold mass meeting
at the IrOnsde Baptist church, Second and streets
THURSDAY EVENING, the 18th Instant at o'clock
sharp to elect five delegates and three aternnteS
represent the above district in the Republican con-
vention Of the 9th instant. -
AARON RUSSELL
Feb, 4, 1880 President,