The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-01

In DULL TIMES we feel Il our duty 10 inform
housckeepers where they can spend their
that arc luxury in every family, viz : tea,
coffee, sugar and spices. We recommend our
readers to the American tea store, corner OF
on ssnS ali these spes s sSa pe q New
York prices. His coffee Is roasted fresh daily,
and we pronounce II great treat to receive Il
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him to treat all alike. We wish ali to give
him call, and we guarantee you will be
treated with courtesy and politeness. \
FRss AND FALSE kLAnxs IN JuLY.-Thc
following tires and false alarms occurred
during the month Just ended; July Z, 1850 a.
Eighth street, between II and I streets. July
10, 1870 a. m, box asi lao a.. M, box 10, and
1ay r. iat1 a S n box =, isl;e alarms. July
street road, beyond boundary line, entirely
consumed = loss, 5000, partially insured;
JSy ~ ~ box box e e. e r f. haSS. Snn.
factory, &C., destroyed = loss about q, 1000;
July %, 500 y. IN, box ~, frame house Of WIN,
Scott, colorcd; damage triflng-incendiary.
AT THE STORE OF the original Franc, 4oI
Seventh street, between ID and L, whose
French-plate window attracts q great deal of
| attention, our readers will find the cheapest
and most elegant assortment OF gents' furnish
ing goods In Washington, and the celebrated
| Towle's patent elliptic suspender, for which
| sosses many advantages over any Of the other
styles.
SUN STRoKg.-At half past twelve O'Clock
| yesterday, as Mr.. Patrick Tooney, a laborer,
was proceeding to his home, he was overcome
| BY the excessive heat near the corner OF Four
tcenth and l. streets, and fell to the pavement
in an insensiblc condition. Some workmen
near by conveyed him to q shady spot where,
by timely application OF the usual remedies In
| such cases, he was in q short while restored
sufficiently to be assisted home.
| DEATH or AN Aexp MISIsrgR.-Rev. Mr..
years pastor Of the Brick Ghursh t tP f p
| EpiscopaD of the Forest, Prince Georges
county, Md. died In this city on Thursday at
| an advanced age, and his funeral will take
place from Christ church, Aiexandris, this az.
| ternoon.
| ELECTION or OPPIoEns.-At the regular
meeting OF Minnehaha Lodge, No. I, l. o. q.
T., held last Thursday evening, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing quarter
Z. I. parnell, W. q, T.; Eva Dickinson, W. V.
s.; L. B. Ross, W. T.; J. 7. Angel, W. MI S.
W. Pearson, W. o.; Mary A. DarneiI, W. /. q.
W. Mowry, W. o. q.
FgLL IN VIOLENT FiTs.-Yesterday morn.
| Ing, about half past IL O'Clock, as the officers
Of the First precinct were being relieved they
| found Albert Wheeler, eolored, on L, near
Four-and-a-half street, suffering with violent
Ats. They took him to his home on q, near
| Third street.
Two MAD Docs KILLED.-On Thursda
| morning Ohlcer Evans, of the First precinct
| killed mad dog on Four.and-a. half street
| near l. street,
Yesterday morning onlccr Boyle, of tn,
same precinct, killed one on Seconl stree
west, between and X south.
APPOINTMENT OF soLIcITon or INTERNAL
| REvENUE,-Hon, John M, Binckley. recent
Assistant Attorney General, was yesterdai
morning appointed Solicitor Of Internal Reve
nue.. During the day he qualified and begai
to acquaint himself with tho business of hi
Office.
heath or AN OLD CITIzEN.-We regret /,
have to announce the death of Leonidas DOYLE
| esq, at his residence, on T. street, yesterday
MIR. Coyle was an old and esteemed citizen o
this city, and many friends will learn OF hi
demise with deep regret.