The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-14


have done nobiy, and many will be tho thanks
| from the sufferers
THE NATIONAL SAVE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
| corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue,
| are daily receiving trunks and other yaluables
| for safe-keeping upon very reasonable terms.
| Silyerwaro In trunks or boxes one dollar per
| month for one thousand dollars OF value.
| Bonds one dollar per thousand by the year or
shorter period. Oflce hours from a. m, to
ann. Deposits can be made In any way to
| suit the depositorj that 10 any orders or dlrec-
| lions can be given at the time the deposit Is
made and they will be carried out to the let
| ter. Go and see the vaults Of the company.
| They will show you through with pleasure,
whether you have any deposit to make or not
PRIoE LIST OF Gents' Furnishing Goods at
| the original Franc, 49t Seventh street, (large
| plate glass front,) between ID and L streets:
GOOD White Shirts, sl-sl sc; ane White Shirts,
s2-s2to good summer snasr: q. n,S 81 ~, si
| as cents per box; Handkerchief and Suspen-
S SeTsi e prices naS =. 81 have no branch
Stores u
AT THE STORE of the original Franc, 4o4
seventh street, between ID and L, whose
French.platc window attracts great deal Of
attention, our readers VIII hnd the cheapest
| ing goods In Washington, and the celebrated
Towles patent elliptic suspender, for which
| Mr.. Franc has the agency, and which pos
| styles.
| IMrnoyEMgSr.-The water has been drawn
of the fish pond Immediately In front Of the
| eastern portico OF the Capitol, and workmen
are now engaged In laying new outlet and
escape pipo from the pond to the large sewer,
which passes through the west Capitol square.
iarse rely thsH The old ones which were entirely
too small to carry oil the water
FLAG RAIsIN0.-Yesterday evening a large
| American nag, bearing the names OF Seymour
and Blair, was hoistel to the top OF the new
| mole erected at the intersection OF Eighth
| street east and Virginia avenue. The pole is
| one hundred feet high, and surmounted bya
gold.phted rooster on the top. Speeches sp.
| propriate to the occasion were delivered by
| several prominent residents OF the neighbor-
| mood.
| HARMoNrAL HALL.-The association Of splr-
itusiists who worship In Harmonial Hall, in
the woodward Buildings, desire US to state
that the disorder noticed oy US couple o.
| but that II prevailed IN another room OF the
same building, which ia in the upper story
SEYMOUR AND BLAIR CLUB.-A meeting of
Ihe Sixth ward Seymour aud Blair Club was
Neld over Steel's restaurant, Nayy-yard, on
| Wednesday evening, and was called to order
by =. ober, president, and George W. Miller
draft OF a Constitution WAS reported and
adopted, and 'bout thirty persons Joined the
1 club.
INVESTIGATING CoaNITTEE.-The investl-
eating committee, composed Of the First Audi
| tor, First Comptroller, and Register OF the
| Treasury, recently appointed by the Secretary
| to Investigate into the affairs OF the Printing
| Division at the Treasury Department have
concluded their work and are now engaged In
preparing their report,
BASE BALL,-The Jefferson OF this city WIS.,
tied Baltimore yesterday to play the Enter:
prise club and were defeated by a score OF
thirty-threc to ten.
macs OF this city, which was played on the
National grounds, resulted In favor of the
former club, by score OF 50 to Is.
RETURNED HoME.-COlonel Alexander, the
new city postmaster, returned to the city
Yesterday, after n short absence, and imme-
aiateiy resumed the duty OF his office.
SALE or BulLDINo STooK.-At the monthly
| meeting of Washington Cooperative Building
AssocIstion, held at Temperance Hall on
Wcdnesday night, 10000 were sold at sums
ran ling from $500 TO $4,000.
SENT TO THE AsYLuM.-Oiicor Sebastin, Of
the Sanitary company, obtained n permit and
conveyed an insane man named Timothy Dono-
~ ha In IA n N,