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PROPOSALS FOR ICE
i NAVY ntr.prvr>,r rnpe 81 lss5

NANN IFffAErMfNT, Juno q, IoSalh.
seated Proposals VIII be received ~ this n,'pa &
I;;eit anu! " L..-N LOT LOCK NDDN, MONDAY.
" M TMl-N'iN-N NTH. 1850 for Snp:fiyiur tie
Navy DEPARTMENT and It's various bureaus AMI ogs',
Win ice Gnriil" IN" hSc.s YEAR ending 81. lS
Inc zee must he of tho h,st quality a.! Nor.l.t
Ice solid, clear and free from other llGpuri.
ueN "'i must b. delivered daily. in such quantities
a. may he required.
\ bond with approved security VIII he required In
c,tSe 81 award Tine Department the right
IT, ht or al bids and L. waive 'ic.ey1s.
proposals should be a,icr,s the Secretary of tho
Navy and Endorsed Proposals for ice"
NC. WHITNEY.
je:I-lawiw Sfctpl a.v os the Navy
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WHITE GOODS
We have now the largest stock of WHITE GOODS
in the city, and at rock bottom prices.
Yard wide INDIA LINEN at and Sc per yard
4O-inch INDIA LINEN at 12,ac per yard.
Just received large lot of DOTTED AND FIGUR-
ED SWISS, which we will Sell at 121ac
DIMITY LAWN AND PIQUE at 12lac.
dOinch BATISTE, in all the evening shades at
121ac per yard.
HOSIERY
We have just succeeded in purchasing $50 dozen of
Ladies' full regular made Hose in Seal Brown, Navy
Blue and Slate. to sell at 1Oc.
Ladies' fine gauge Pin Stripe Hose at 2ec.; actual
value. 4Sc.
Ladies' Isle Hose in Fancy Stripes and Solid Col
ors at 43c.
Black Silk Gloves at34c; worth double the price
Ladies' Silk Mitts in all colors at soc.
We have just received a large lot of
LADIES. DRESSING SACKS
made of India Linen, with Embroidered Ruf1ie and
Fine Tuckng, formerly sold for $780, we will close
them at Csc
LADIES' NIGHT DRESSES,
made of the Finest Cotton, with yoke of a-over EN-
brodery. and Embroidered Ruf1le Neck and Sleeves
former price $1.59, now csc.
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPART.
MENT
STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 8
O'CLOCK,
LANSBURGH & BRO.
Jee 400 422. 424. 426 SEVENTH STREET
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SEWING MACHINES, &c

NoU WILL SAVE TIME. MONEY AND Az.
Il noNallcc ny going 10 Al EItiAi al Reliable ~,a..
ing Machine Rooms, 9Th and III SITS. New Latest
Improved " clines Ol all the standard makes. Make
your own selectlon Sole Agency Cor tile Silent Npy
american No. "A triumph of mechanical genius
A most wonderful machine simple, silent. n aud
Sure Bear IN mind that furnish legal guarantee
for hTe wears with every machine sell send for
trstlnlola.s from over 5000 Washington ladies M
drunlnels No TWO profits Send for catalogue aud
rented, repaired and warranted.
eau ERl1ACH corner 9Th and II streets
Nisssiu .tou. 40. g
Next door to Auerbacl's Gents Furnishing and IIa
Store. i,4i
+ AIDES BEFORE YOU PURCHASE \ SEWING
n Machine, we would advise you 10 examine the
celebrated llghtrunnng and everlasting NEW
HOME SEWING MACHINE. Always ready to
work. The range OF work done this machine can
not DE surpassed. 4 child manage II.
Sold on easy monthly payments, and special lis
count for cash.
be sure 10 try the NEW HOME before Won buv
5. OPPESIIEIMER & BRO.
02S 9Th street northwest,
~. loud Bnding.
Sole Agents for New Home Sewing Machine
Good Machines for REM. by week month. al
kinds repaired myl6
CCPPOSE YOU LOOK IN At MCKFNNFy-S
- Reliable Sewing Machine House, Az 9,h 81. and
See the New Automatic White. Ii is a little Dlisey
New Machines of all kinds
Renting and Repairing. mhl2
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FOR STONE WORK.

v)ROPOSAIIS FOR STONE WORK
L ENGlN = = " ASH MpNr-NFN-
WASiIINGTnN, II. =. June Lea. 1850
sealed proposals for littn. AID slas
IN the interior walls of the Washington Mn;uI 4 i'm
ms city, VIII be received this office until INNfINf
NJ on j l->E iNENTN-fIFTIE. lssl.) and oppu,d
lhlmedliteIy thereafter in pTt.sence ~ bidders.
SPECIFICATIONS. general instructions To bidders and
Drank oIns OF proposal NIL he furnished ON a;,pc
ton to his Office. TIIu>. l.! NCOl.N CAS- Y
" Colonel Corps - Engineers
coll 1918. 23&24-6t Engineer i'm I ha-c.e
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SUMNER CLOTHING
FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN,
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT WILL
ALWAYS BE FOUND AT THE
BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE,
900 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
MEMS AND BOYS SUMMER UNDERWEAR
OUR CELEBRATED
STAR SHIRT WAIST,
HAS NO EQUAL, PERFECT IN FIT, IN FLAN-
NELS, LINENS, PERCALES AND MUsLINs.
B. ROBINSON & Co.,
je5 900 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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DRorosAIs FOR MIScELLANEoUs STR


NASEINGToN. y. C..ilnc Il. lSS-b.
sealed proposals, n duplicate, viii b. rccciVtd at
this Office until L. IL. 1UfSi Al July 4tA. 1855.
Tor supplies required far te fiscal year ending aane
so, 1856, a ioliOws-l. fluriSs supplies :. lower
POTS; = Paints. OILS. Glass ana Putty. hafuN >.
AeficGltufal implements, Grass seed foEagr and
straw; q. Telegraph tatCrN supplies; Terra Gotta
Drain tl2c; - stationary; a. Manure 10. sand aud
Bricks
FERNS of proposal instruct ions bidders and spec
cst"iis under each Stem Can We obtained upon aupi
to'l 10 LS oiace. Separate proposals for each clss
ius oe 'thdrts ed To the undersigned and endorsed
lf'eoNsaS Tor Miscellaneous >uIpes stating cl.sSs
of suPpiics for Which The hid Is made Igle right
served 20 reject any ana all proposals The acceptance
81 lI"c>, Scthvr with the proposal tse. "a be
regarded as "A contract
Join NJ WILSON, Colonel L, :. Army.
- is.s.Ntsl
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je3-lawiw
4 1ROPOSAIS FOR WINDING AND KEEPING
l. IN REPAIR OF CLOCKS

DEPARTMENT of THE INTERIOR
WASHINGTON ID. G., June a. 1855
seated Proposals Viii he received until TWELVE
OtIoIk NJ. FRIDAY. JUNE TWENTN-SE NTH,
lSs1 for Winding and hccpinG In Repair ,lOcls
OF this Department and lis several bureaus for the
fiscal ear ending June 30. 1856.
instructions bidders viii be furnished on nnpllca-
tlon 10 the Custodian Room loi, Department OF the
Interior. -
Proposals To be addressed to The undersigned and
marked Proposals Tor " hiding ClocES'
l.. -. e. LAMAR,
je6S&w6t -acr,.,,ry
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SPECIALTIES.

nR. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
- only reliable Ladies' Physician in the city, can
be consulted daily. 4Gi bet. 4l and 9th SITS H. W.
Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consuita.
lions strictly confidential Separate rooms for ladies
once always open. je24-6t*
I Mr.. AND NINE SFLDEN ESTABLISH ED 1855
LION reliable Ladies' Physician in the city; can be
consulted daily at 32S 'tssoIri ave. AZ, st. NV
Prompt treatment. Correspondence and cOnsuita-
tons strictly confidential Separate for dies
jel92w*
DR. ROBERTSON. THE OLD, ESTABLISHED
n(Speclalst, from Baltimore can be consulted every
Necnesda! and turday, at 456 G st. w, to
p M commercially, by gentlemen and ladies who
need medical advlce and services Special attention
10 all diseases OF women over twenty expert
ence. Main office ~ n. Liberty ST., Baltimore, Md.
je)3m
TDiLES-DR. MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
Il direct treatment without the of knife caustic
or nsature Cure guaranteed Can be consulted at
30 ON 81 NV from 4 To u pm. ap2-3mS
hR. W. r. PARKER OF BOSTON MASS NJ AC.
- nelc Healer: Wonderful Cures by laying on OF
hands; Nervous and Chronic Diseases specially. Will
visit patients Office hours To p los 4th Sc
ml26-l 5w#
Mrs. BROWN (COLOREDl TAKES LADIES
V1 before and during illness, at her nice home 3O5
Missouri ave- NV. where they will have the best Of
care. mr24ms
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CEMETERY NOTICE!-A LARGE ASSORT-
Sment Of ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARRf ~
and GRANITE MONUMENTS of every deSgn and
and of the latest style and the best
Is now offered at the lowest possible prices AT
THE MARBLE WORKS
Corner 21st ST. and Pennsylvania ave nv
fiease call' inspect aud be convinced ie22-ims
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALIs fol; POSER 4 rE MATS
l. toST NFFTCF DNi.AE ~ ESr.

W A>ltINUTON ID {, L0ut IT. If1'rsi
Proposals VIII e reeciveS tlis y part.leni until
The TENTH DAY oF July. 1879. Rf IN lttN K
O'CLOCK NOON, for rcpfOdr ing ana furnishing
copies the siNtv She'ts of Abe Post Route Mars
every two months during ;he seal ye..r enng June
80, lSs,G
Tie base-Stoncs will he furnished nv the pcpari-
melt the coicfSone and tho IN the rnnt SCtur
Specification OF the character 90 the work ard the
number OF copies required 10 each sheet uaN bc pro-
cured I'm the ofliCe OF tc fCpCgT .hcr ,ie.it
nent. where SI'e, the maps IA - cNi-
hiiesi TO intending bidders. who mus satisfy IA
selves Is TO al tire requiem
Proposals mus. be 20 the Posi- aSicr GOA
eral endorsed on the enVeloie Proposals furnish
ing Posi- Route Mars"
Ihe Postmaster General Tire right 10 reject
any all bids. WILLIAM z. AiI.A~,
je.a-tu2w Postmaster General.
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THE CE1EBRArEn

DYCKERHOFF PORTLAND CEMENT
Inc stronges: and best known to the trade
H. J.. CRANFORD
Sole Agent for District of Columbia
WarehOuse-H L. Biscoe's wharf foot of Ioth or q ~
Orders promptly filled and deliveries made To any
part OF the city. ~--'
PAVEMENTS
GRANOLITHIC, ARTIFICIAL STONE
ASPHALTUM, NEUt'H ATEI AZ a ST1,c,
Streets, Sidewalks Stables, Basement and Cellar
Floors, or wherever n solid, smooth and dnrable
pavement or floor is required.
Orders promptly attended to- and all work guaran-
NOTICE.
All representations that above work as NOW nor
formed by me. IS an Infringement OF any ,iobts nt
Others or that any court has held is incorrecf "
guarantee ali patrons OF my work against apy
II. L. CRAWFORD,
ro,or,,o,,, all ~. 90, 141S + st. NV.
AeicPnoiic coH W.. ooA. ap27-3m
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DFBILITY OF THE GENERATIvE ORGANS
II quickly cured by the Civiale Method Adopted
IN all the hospitals france Prompt return ofvgor.
simple cases, - 70 So. Severe ones. IS TO sl2
1CU Fulton ST., New York, ap3-th,s,tu
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Go1D Do11ARs

NFOLD lVOLLARS
VIII not be found in the heels of oil our Shoes but
solid comfort and durability can be found in them
Take memorandum of these prices
Ladies Fine French Kid Button, 81
Ladies Fine French Kid Button, Hand-turn, $780,
Ladies Kid Foxed Button Hand-sewed, $3.50.
Ladies Fine Seamless xfords Hand-sewed, $3.50.
Ladies' Fine Kid Opera Slippers, from 75c. to 50.
The Golden Slippers for Gents, only 75c.
High and low Shoes made TO measure, either for
Ladies or Gents, only S.
Our famous neat stylish and durable $3.50 shoes
for Gents are warranted to give satisfaction.
The great demand for them ensures US that their
equal cannot be found elsewhere.
GEO. W. RICH,
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LADIES' GOODS.
Mrs. h ~ MENGERT 1Ie era sT Nv

80 - ~ S1@Hs 1AO VIZ Sx. ~ w.
Art Embroidery materials Of all kinds Infants lace
and Shirred CAPS Shawls Finest grades of Zephyr
and knitting arms all at reduced prices.
Stamping promptly done jelo3m
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

QCTTER BCTTERr BUTTER .. - FRESH
ID Virginia Butter received daily. 2uc per pound nj
r AODISQN'S. 22o Stb 81 nv
)el5-3ws opposite Center Marke;
Daily Republican., 1885-11-24
Coming Atfractfonn.

T.-morrow night Buffalo Bill's
Dutchman and the Prairie Waif"
Combination will appear at the
Opera House in the border drama,
of that name and is replete q with
" Prairie Waif" Ia very stron1 and
interesting drama, and Is replete with
beautiful scenery, which the company
carry with them. The company is
strong, and includes the western
scout and daring rider Buck Taylor
Miss Lydia Denier, the Prairie Waif
Mr. julie Keen, Buffalo Bills Dutch
man. with the celebrated specially
artists Mr.. John Pepdy aud Miss jeff
rey's Warner Pendy in their latest SO.
lections.
Thanksgiving afternoon Miss Charlotte
Thompson, the talented actress, viii
appear in her magnificent concept ion
of "Jane Eyre" and at the evening
performance she will present her new
play entitled " Phyllis Denohr, -
|dramatized by herself from Hugh
Conway's Dark Days" This ia one
OF the most successful plays now be.
fore the public, and companion piece
to "Called Back" which was present
here last Saturday night.
Friday night tho well-known actress
Clara Morris will appear in her new
play of Mercy Merrick, in supert
dramatixation ofWilkieCollin absorb
ing novel, 1.-THE New Magdalen.' .
Miss Morris will be supported by com
pany OF extraordinary merit.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-24
To Enter q Convent.

The following, from the Philadelphis
Press. will be of interest to the many
friends of Miss O'Byrne in this city
" Miss A. .O'Byrne. the young est daugh.
ter of ex-Assistant District Attorney
John O'Byrne, of N Y. has entered the
Academy of Visitation, at Wilmington
Del. Her father is known to all the
bar of this city as bright, witty, rol
licking good fellow, who, after he had
acquired paying practice here, drop.
pei it and went to New York. where ht
jumped into greater success. The young
lady is tall, handsome brunette, high
ly educated and q promising artist
She is niece of the vicar-general o
Melbourne, Australia, and has severa
other relatives who have devoted theil
talents to religion. She will be re-
c-ived after Christmas by the Riehl
Rev. Bishop Becker, of Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-24
Standing Committees Appointed


The following standing and special
committees of the Grand Lodge, 1. o o.
F., of Delaware, are announced by
the ensuing year
State Of the Order-Henry Eckel,
Lodge No. L. W. Cooper, No. 20
John j. Gallagher, No. q j. FL. Ap
pleby. No. % Henry G. Long, No. %.
Legislation-E g. Moore, No.
Joseph H. Seal, No. 81 W. H. Foulk
No. 25 D. w. Brereton, No. 10 E. g.
Gilmour, No. IL.
Constitution and Laws-Jerman J
McMullen, Lodge No. 81 /; j. M. Whit
ford, No. "a Il. Burton, Jr No. 2 I.
G. Doud, No. 3; w. H. Virden, No
lis.
Corresponience-T. n. Williams
Lodge No. IA Samuel p. Vail, No. IL
Lemuel Mari, No. 26 Nathaniel Short
No. 3 /; Charles fl, Tuthjll, No. 10.
Appeals-A. K. Fell, Lodge No. 8
| G. W. Pyle. No. 21 G. p. Marooney
No. % George II. Taylor, No. l; Samu
el Frizzell, No. 18.
Norwood Palmer, Lodge
No. %; w. T. Clymer, No. "a Q.
Spoerl, No. 30 David Downs, No.
George II. Shipley, No. Ia.
Hall-John p. Taylor, Lodge No. "a
Isaac G. Saxton, No. 81 ; A. h. Lewis
No. 8 1; John G. Yates, No. 2; John L.
Pierson, No. l.
Printing-Isaac W. Hallam, Lodge
No. 81 H A. Roop, 21 T. E Young,
No "a W. L. Whitford, No. "a Viii
liam II. Shippers, No. IL.
Accounts-W. ii, Robinson, Lodge
No. "a g. M. Fisher, No. 20; Edward
T. Kemp, No. 8 George W. Springer,
No. Q; #. Hoffecker, No. 8.
Returns and Reports-W. II. Foulk
Lodge No. 26; Joseph A. Suydam, No
.; Joseph B. Pyle: No. 81; William
Bright, No. IA; e. II. Hardesty, No
| 80.
INDECENT and disabled odd Fellows
e. II. Morrow, No. 2; A. II. Lewis. No
8; John G. Yates, No. 2; K. H. Jefferson
No. 4; W. H. Foulk. No. &c.
Semi Centennial Anniversary (con,
tinued)-E. f. James, No. "a
A. R. Fell, No. 8; E. A. Cooper
No. 30 B. V. Weldon, No. 6 R.
Il. Ewbanks. No. "a; j. Y. Foulk, No
10.
Anntbar a..
Daily Republican., 1885-11-24
ABrilIiant wedding. .

correspondence OF the hEPUBLioAH.
CHRISTIANA, DEL, Nov. 21.-OuI
Ineighborhood was enlivened this week
by one of the most brilliant weddings
that has taken place here for q long
time, the contracting parties being Mr..
John K. Taylor and Miss Anna NJ
Armstrong The ceremony was per
formed at the home OF the bride, by the
Rev. Mr.. Bond, of Newark. The house
was beautifully decorated with ever
green's and frs, that were looped and
festooned in most artistic manner.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Ella Baker, OF Wilmington. Mr..
B. A. Groves acted as 9roomsman, and
Miss Maggie Armstrong, sister of the
bride, as bridesmaid, At 6 p. m. the
happy couple took their places under a
horseshoe neatly woven of rose buds
and chrysanthemums; the bride entered
the room leaning on the arm Of her
father. After the ceremony they re.
ceived the congratulations of large
number of friends and relatives. The
refreshmeRt table,on which was large
pyramid offruit, was arranged by Mrs.
Weyl. of Wilmington, and presented a
really attractive appearance. Mr.. and
Mrs Taylor were the recipients of many
useful and valuable presents. Showers
of rice, old shoes and other emblems of
good luck were thrown alter them as
they were leaving at 80 for Stanton,
where they took the train for a bridal
trip. After spending some time visit
ing the places of interest and amuse-
mept in New York city, Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor intend taking a trip through
some of the Eastern States, after which
they will take up their residence near
this town. We wish that all their
bright snticipatiOns of future happiness
may be filled, and that the foudest re-
collections they can cling to of the past
may be as a dream compared with the
bright realizations of their future.
A. FRIEND.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-24
Reese l. Bro,

No. 6 East Fourth street, are con stantly
adding to their stock some of the finest
heating and cooking stoves in the mar
ket. Are the sole agents for Buckwalter
& Co.'S stoves, the Harvest Home,
Cresta and Canopy ranges. The Opera
Heating stove Is complete heater,
with duplex CRATE. Novelty Heater and
Crystal Fire Place Heater ; none better.
We ask an inspection of these goods
before buying elsewhere. Thankful for
past favors, we still study to please.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-24
BLANKETS

we offer a pretty good pair
OF white blankets at So. A
very good pair at So and
$3.50. A fine pair III at
$3.50 to $500. A good
gray blanket, Id, weigh
ing 7 pounds, tor $3.50.
All sold on our REGULAR
easy terms On Ten Dol
lars worth, One Dollar
down and One Dollar a
week.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-24
Nalisin tfle Feet.

The numbe of horses that accid ent-
ally get nails in their feet Is really sur
prising, DIR. Scott at present having
no less than six under his care, amongst
the number being fine sorrel
horse belonging to Mr.. Beste, the
butcher, at Eighth and Madison streets.
They are all apparently doing well,
however, aud IT is thought that the
consequences will not prove serious In
Auy case
Daily Republican., 1885-11-24
BREvITIEs.
Sun rises o.5l. Sun sets 4 ~.
Agents for DunlRp's Hats,
Rusnf0r brothers. Hattors.

Rumford Brothers, Hasters.
Try Bush's coal you will like 1t.
Strong cough candy Mt Fergusons.
George +. Hodges, 6o7 Shipley street.
Try Bush's GOAL you will surely like It.
New lot OF photograph frames at o9c. store
Birds and cages at f&rkers's, East 2nd 81
Millard r. Davis, jeweler, 9 L. 2nd street
Oity Laundry, Sixth and Shiplcy streeti
Fine is X. Kings, at Hsnfs, Is L. Fourtf
Harting, sign painter, 22l West Seventh 81
No man hatters the woman he truly loves
It's not the clock with the loudest clicl
that goes the best.
II you wish TO get the latest style OF furni
ture. 10 TO Cannon sos Shipley street.
Have your furniture repaired, upholstered
Man cannot dresi IN himself into a noble
character he must achieve 1t by diligen'
efforts
Politeness is the fiower of humanity. Who
ever is not polite enough Is not human
enough
For good butter and oheoso. 70 to II. b.
Moore, stalls ~ and 10. Second street Insrkel
house.
sunset Cox's great historical work, Union,
Difunion, Reunion, for sale by John U. Bry
ant, 4l9 Shipley street.
Burning oil, Harrison paint, perfumery'
toilet articles and medicines OF every kind u
Booths Pharmacy, Newport, Del.
walker 81 Linton, No. sOa SIMPLIFY street
heuss, sign paintors amt grainers. Bricz
staining speciality. Estimates furnished
for city or c0untYY.
There should be, methlnks, as little merit
in loving a woman for her beauty as in Low.
ing man for his property, both being equa
ly subject TO change
In educating man, you educate The IN
u % natf "a
mately educate the households and by SC
doing, you lay the foundation Of "A wonderful
power The power OF good nome influence.
There is this difference between happines,
and wisdom: he that thinks himself the
happiest man, really Is so; but he that
thinks himself the wisest lie generally the
greatest fool.
60 to w. II. Hartlove's, 3Os Z Third street,
For Gums, Rites, Ammunition, Sporting
Goods, Taxidermy and tihe duns. Repairing
q speciality. Looksmithing and bell hang.
ing attended to.
1t is very easily explained why you can
Duy sewing machine cheaper OF Grossly, o23
Shfpley street, than Of anyone else. He en-
ploys 30 canvassers, but gives tho customer
the canvasser 5 commissions.
Gold, flower bronse, velvet and plush
mouldings are all the style. Frames mad >
up from all kinds at rs per cent. on Of usual
pncos. Baugh, 203 West Second street. p.
S.-Uhromos Of sll Kinds cheap.
Microscopic holiness is the perfection OF
exceller ce. lfa life will bear examinations
in every hour OF IT, it is pure indeed. To live
by the day and watch each step is the true
pilgrimage method.
THE TURKEY.
Full well do remember
What constitutes November.
l learned 1t OF my late lamented pa.
Luxurious pTovender,
A hatchet and a vender.
And on thankful table skip the ira Ia Ia.
A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat
should not be neglected. BRowN's s
BRONCHIAL TRoCHES are a simple
remedy, and give prompt relief. 25
Daily Republican., 1885-11-24
Reyiv.,serv,ces a, ss. Paul.

Revival services began at st. Paul's
NJ. e. Church on Sunday night, and
will be held each evening during the
week. The meeting last evening WAS wei
attended and the Indications favor good
results, The bible reading given by
the pastor was unusually impressive
and profitable There will be- short
sermon this evening. The services be-
gin at 7.45.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-24
J.as ment for tho Board.

Squire Vandegrift rendered decision
yesterday in the csse of the Board OF
Health VS.. William Candy and Willard
II. Porter, trustees of the estate OF DIR.
II. Il. Porter, deceased. Judgment was
given for the plaintiff for $500, with
the costs of the suit.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-24
Save Three Dollars

on a dozen cabinet photographs by
getting yours taken at Beecher's gal
lery, 3lS Market street. The best pic.
lures, sll on gold beveled ed ge cards, for
$500 . dozen, and frame size FREE.
Only at Beecher's, 315 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-24

Catharine r., wife of Hon. A. B. Roe
of Greensborough, Md, died at the
residence of. Rev. j. K. Smith, No. 1909
Lincoln street, in this city, on the 23rd
inst About three months ago she came
here On a visit, when she was taken
sick, and fingered in extreme and pain.
full illness until death brought well
come release on the above date. Her
remains will be removed to Greens
borough, Md, where they will be in
TERED ON the 26th inst.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-24
Drilling.

Apollo Castle will meet at McCaf
frey's hall, No. 3e2 East Fourth street,
on Wednesday evening at 7.30 o'clock,
for the purpose Oh drilling. Sister
Castles are inyited to be present and
participate In the evenings exercise.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-24
[nuf
| Paii1lt.

kty will you persist in
|.1g your roof to 60 I'M
Ited. at the risk of spoil
|your wall paper, furni
|,nd carpets from leakJ
\ when you could stop
knediately by having one
lzo coats OF our
Daily Republican., 1885-11-24
WaMaseit VI. RfgKn.

The Wawasett gun club of this city
went to Chester yesterday and defeated
the Thomas L, Biggs gun club by q
score of ~ to 80, clay pigeons being
ased for Targets.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-24
SHAWLS
At astonishingly low prices.
COAT & CLOAK
DEPARTMENT

Is very complete in all
the prevailing styles. Plush
coats at $40 to $50. A few
very fine squirrel lined circu-
lars, we will sell at less than
it cost the manufacturers
to make them. In
Daily Republican., 1885-11-24

"Mary's lamb" with "snow white
fleece" only needs Days Horse Powder
to make it strorg.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-24

Inexcusable folly.-Tn endure dys
pepsia when DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills
will cure the malady.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-24
Buttons,

The great bargain sale in buttons will
continue this week. M. e. Riley, 22s
Kin: street.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-24

What q grand, great country this is
with its vast territory, its big rivers, Its
pretty women, and its Veni Vidi Vici
Oil.