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and dsstructive symptoms 10 both body and min
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aye PovsT, NeIyou. fth.ablli!J. DEspePsis, Pal
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8fRIGs ssoUTH TREpERIcK STREET,
lsf, hand side going IRON Baltimore street afe,
doors from the corner. Fail not to observe nam
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hy.rsSI r society," ai.9rs. dVyc q sSi
what Is the cause Of their declining health, losn
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who have injured thenieiyss ~ certain praetIs
INDUCED in when aione-a habit frequsntlJ lesrns'
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not eured rsndsIs marriage impossible, and de
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yithin ne las! ixhteen years and the nIhmetoS
witnesssd By tie reporters Of the sun, an
many other papers, notices Of which appeAIe'
standing as a gentleman Of character and responsi
siy 'Spi ssRsEs sl sPEE S c tsss
Persons writing .hould be particular In direet
n ias sss! ''''' join Il JSassf5S. ~
Jelly Baltimore, Maryland.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
I, who may

have proved their claims:
You are hereby nOIined to appear before the SUI
prems Court Of the District Of Columbia sitting In
Bankruptcy, on the 18th day Of April, 1850, at 10
O'Clock, a. m. at the City Hall, Washing tol city
70 Ah9y cause why discharge from all his debts
should not DO granted 10 said bankrupt. You are
also n0n hed that the second and third NEE tnEs OF
Sald bAnkIuPt's creditors will he held before the
Register At the same place at u o'clock m,
by order 81 the Court A. SHARPE,
2, MAMMAL Of D. O, as Messenger
Tesli H. j. hEIds, Clerk, ap7ali
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Mr.. TREvAssIoS,. q gymnast, while per-
forming a trapezc flight at Huh, England,
lately, was unable 10 catch the hands OF a
brother gymnast, who was hanging head
downward from q trapcze suspended over
yannlon fell a distance Of forty feet, amid
the shrleks Of the audience. He was, after
all, not badly hurt tr-nlI-- --
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now mac n, erst r,,in. ,ngs,ha, n,ncoa os
wood OF various coiors In blocks, then cut
ting venecrs OF slices from these blocks, and
gluing these TO q cloth or any other ma
tcrial. This whole can be glued to floor
or nailed down, and the covering is finished.
Tho pattern may DO simple or complicated
at the pleasure; more OF lees colors being
used In making the blocks, and more or less
palms being employed In arranging the
venecrs on tho cloth. q VI
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A SCIENTIFIC GENTLEMAN Of Portsmouth,
n. H., whose wife used tea pretty freely, aud
for the last few years had suffered much
from nervous affection, recently made an
analysis Of her beverage and found that the
colorlng material was gypsum and Prussian
blue, and that the amount In 4 pound Of tea
administered at once would produce instant
death. "..
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The CfTr HALL.-The contractor for paint
Ing the City Hall has put on one coat Of
white, and the ancient building really looks
revived and rejuyonated already, showing
well from the lower portic Of the city. By
the time the four coats o. rL.,e paint, as
contracted for, arc placed on che building Il
will look very nice and clean.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THB SUB.
1 ,seriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
p WashlnEton County, 10 the District Of umbia
DwiGHr II Bliss, late Of Washington county. D.
said deceased are hereby warned 10 eThibit he
same. With The youshsrs thereof to lhe subscriber,
may Otherwise BY law DO excluded from all ben.
eht Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 9oth day Of April, lsOs
Ap22.Th3w' RSeea'Iix.
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FROM prcssut appeannces the summer
season at Saratoga promises 70 be splendid
one for all whoec bank accounts eau afford
TO ''rusticate" II there for month or two
during the cheated term" Tho hotels are
being put In order, the halls and ball rooms
made ready for gay assemblies; private
houses and cottages nttcd up for occupation
by private families, the drives and parks
carefully overhauled and the "course" pre-
pared for the fast trotters aud runners al
ready training or entered for competition of
speed during the racing season.
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AT q recent temperance meeting in Exeter,
N. H., clergyman stated that the Christian
public sentiment Of that town was In favor
OF rum selling. No one denied the impcach-
ment
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LAW BOOKS In Kentucky do not last long.
In one county 1t is frequently found neces-
sary TO replace volumes worn out by the
lawyers In pounding each others heads.
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Bookbinders.

New YoRK CITY spent s3O5, 3s7 for thcatr,
tickets In March.
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The highest hotel rcnt paid In Now York
10 that on the Fiftb avenue, which rates at
800, 900 per annum. A dry goods frm on
Broadway pay 100000 per annum for their
store.
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INIrKn srArEs PATENT oRHI6K-
NOTICE

TRRAsuRY DRPARrhEHT,l J.
oPrIcR OF C0gPTRoLLER OF InE CgRRIsor.
WAsHISdTOs, March 10, lSp.
Notice IL hereby giyeu to the holders OF the eireu
lating notes Of The First National Bapk Of Rock
ford, III thht such notes will be paid ~ lawful
money Of the United States, upon presentation OF
the same at the Treasury Of ihe upitsS State n
ap7.WLat Comptroller Of the Currency.
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EFFoRTs are now making at New
York to secure at several points on the East
and Hudson rivers and at the Central Park
Free Baths for all, at all hours from sun
rise to 10 u. IN,
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Mr.. GEORGE W. Guilds and his family
sailed from Liverpool on the 10th Of April,
In the Russia. The health OF Mr.. Childs Is
much improved.
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JosxPH SMITH, who died at Piano, ILL.,, on
the 25th ult., was a son Of the late Mormon
leader OF that name, and was the head Of
tho Mormon Church In Illinois.
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SEATON HOUSE.
LOUISIANA AVENUE,

BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH arggETs.
uAsHlSuTOE, D.. o.
Ohm Il. sshhEs, PKOPRIETOK.
This Hyuss L. entirely new elegantly IuTnished
Gi.O contains superb Billiard and RGthinE Rooms.
Rooms On thu hIsI aud asc0nd doors IesrTVsd
sEelusiysly for Transient guests.
mil.tf TERMS o.. 90 PER DAY.
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DRUIDIc MRErN0.-A meeting Of Stone
henge 3. A. chapter No. l, U.A.O.D. will be
held at Druid Hall, this evening, at o'clock,
for the election of officers and other business
important to the chapter.
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MRS. VIoroR, the Cleveland murdercss, is
said to be dying in the State prison at Co.
lumbus.
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THE
THE
Economy Butter Company

ask tho attention Of all Interested In the reduction
Of the extrsvsgant cost Of BUTTER. " their prae-
teal and economical system Of making pure prime
BUTTER by the aid Of the
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lnanclal.

Glnanclal.
NAfIvNAL BAnk
wAsaiNorok
D. Coos. tof jay cools 4 Co, , Prs.'dsa,,
" ;. HusIIssros. Cashier.
"vSREsssT DEPOSITORY
r"'yCIAL AGENT or TIE UNITED STATES.
70 'rss'r, orrO.r. res rusIsunI prrAsr-
,,uAg.u, sssurtis. With treasurer u.i..d States.
s~oaS AILLIos DoLLARs.~
=. buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
'FcuRIrIEs. sursa, market rsiss.
nRNIsH EXCHANGE sad usis coIi.stioss %
LII THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF The UNITED
,rATKs.
We parehAss Government voaehsrs on the MOST
sAvoRABLE TERMS. .sI civ. oAlssuL Asp
sesrr Arrslrios TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS.
nd to any other business entrusted 10 u.s.
'cLL IEYoRaATl N In regard TO GOVERN.
'Sr LnAas At all times sAssrfuIly furnished.
". 9. HUsrIHoroN, Cashier.
HAsHiEaros. March %, 1885 mhn-du
= COOKE CO.,
BANKERS.
"gEaTH STREET. OPPOSITE rHR
TREASURY.
Asd sell at current market ratss. sud keep
'"pstsatiy on hand full supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
sEvKs.rHIRrIEs.
COMPOUND INTEREST MOTIFS.
''4sn for Stocks, Bonds, Gs., sIssstsd, and Col.
IsstioBs made on all Asesssibls points
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R:SSss.l L isssS si sy- VII Esss...s, q,
Inrns 70 .aft music o. the shore,
finEtqg Its foam AnA SPARKLING spray
10 pebbies on the bsaeh that lay,
Lived sweet maiden fair ant younE
A. poet ever drcams@ or s,sr.
Bat on she vandsred 70 ths sea,
Complsining Of its tfsaeheryt
Ms,i az n s sr ; ;.r :ss;t 4. S'.I
For he she loves On ssrfk the best
on the OCEANS stormy brsasti
Her quick Elanos on the wayes 20 dark
DESERVES her lovers sihkinr u,srt.
Though svsry one 10 Loaf beside,
Her ocean rovsr stems the tide;
l. borne In safety 10 the shore,
To her JOY breskinG heart oncs more. 5.
nj What uss tseu ght nost strangely true,
HIS clothing had not got wet through,
which proves 10 ey'ry true observer
Our clothtnK u life preserysr
Then sound the I'd nss one and all,
He bought his rniment At OAK Hall
Our suits uusoiled by rain or mud.
viii take you safely through nood.
The suits Of Oak Hall are very durable a
veil as stylish; also, most complete assort
nont, at prices unusually low, Of piece good
Ind furnishing goods. Oak Hall, 400 Seventh
'trcet, opposite post ONCE. 4
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IN CHAMBERs = Before Jtldgs Cartier
Fred. alias Thomas Washington, In jail,
charged with the highway robbery Of Fred.
Cousine, on the Alexandria and Washington
road, was upon requisitlon Of Gov. Wells,
ordered to be turned over to officer J. T. Bur-
nett Of Alexandria.
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BUSINESS OPPoRTUNITY.-Af fine opportu-
nifty Is offered to rent a store and buy the
fixtures, at @ss Seventh street, between l.
aud ",
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THERE were 100, 1885, $40 cublt feet of gas
consumed In New York city In March.
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CIRCUIT CouRr-Chisf Justice CARTER
This court was occupied as follows yesterday,
Thysen vs.. Kaiser. Verdict for the plain
til In t262.1s.
Webster vs.. McCullum. Verdict for the
plaintiff In t155.75.
Kane VS.. Wise. Judgment by default.
Elvans d Co. VS.. Williams u Watson.
Judgment by default. =
Rlswick vs.. Muncaster. Judgment con-
fessed. SO.
Kelly & Piet vs.. Burch. Verdict for tho
plaintiff on the whole amount sued for.
r. j. Powell vs.. d. Pfcl. Verdict for
$3.50. Same vs.. Pfel & EcKels. Verdict for
$3.50.
r. ]. Powell VS.. NJ. A. and L. g. Eckels.
Verdict for 800.
o. Thorn vs.. Tribune Association; Oak
smiths lessee VS.. johnson. Both continued
CASES TODAY.
The following cases arc assigned for trial
to-day; Appeals Nos. 1, 2, 4, Q, Z, 10, 12, IS,
II, 10, II, 20, 20, 28, 20, 80, 81, 80, "a, %,
90 and 40 to- 6S Inclusive.
Adiourned
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
l. sCRIBER has obtained from the Orphans,
estate ef HIsi ANN yEiHsssss' late y wash stca
against said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof. t9 the sqb-
next they may otherwise by law be excluded
NON all bensnt VI the said estaI
1900. JACOB VRlHMEYER,
Rpl5.Th9w' AdmlnistrAtcr
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Pawn Brokers.

475 LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. l75
b. BURasTINR's
LOAN ofPlCk, us Thirteenth street, third dCoi
south Of Pennsyl vauIa avenue. Money loaned on
Inc to suit customers on Real Estate, Gold and
silver Watches, Diamonds. .Jewelfy, Silver
Pists. PiaHg,, fGroitgrsly aeehsnieal Tools,
all descriptions
,ls GSId and Silver bought, -
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RIVER NEws-THE FISH MARKET.-There
were no arrivals worthy Of note at the city
wharves yesterday. Several vessels which
have discharged their cargocs, sailed for
Georgetown TO load with coal for northern
cities. The arrival of several vessels with
cargoes OF Lykcns Valley coal aud lumber to
city merchants are daily looked for. The
fish market continues brisk, country mer-
chants being at the wharycs eager to buy.
About 5000 shad and 1880 herring ar
rived yesterday and were sold at the follow
Ing ratesi Shad, SIS to $l7 per hundred;
herring, $40 per thousand.
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Rr THE rnEsIBEsss:E .S 81 THE UNITED
PRoCIxHAyIoN

APRoCLxuAyIoNL
,Yer tho sale q csrtsP hpas ssswi;eos;js,
pa; ." sss Of st.i.e II
S:.. H . sl $..ss e: p.fssi
SSstE y S'f ss ssa Y "a. fo.. prtne
s a 81 Fl, y! 3: ,!.S;;
i:sSiss 4 "a J. s5Is
ToriS y Ss:s tn. aydg 4 stas fourth prfact.
AZ Me Land ones d fss claire, sennsnsias on
PosSi q he Psos q ssd SsrSssfsr S.$sd. w.
Townshlp. 81, 81, 81. 81. 81. 80. 81. IS. % and 10.
HOrth of6dSs iias and Wet " the fourth prtnef.
T p :. "a X !. . q 3: 4 "a q 7.
'0Easds ~ aS5 g ss Schools
.R$; :ssiI% ss M; ~ "a 81 'sSisnSs1 .. iS,
On tSs Day app"lnts$. SnS pressss IL 1Ss cfSsf
L. SA eS H. sH S1 q:
sale shall No! BE- Kept open longer thar I'VE y.sts
nc Rsit :95S III q y s s:s
9iysa nader my hssd. :. the eitI Of Wac ngtoh,
s I'll fSSsh az Sa s,9sS A. D. one 'A'''a4
ny the PTssidenti - - ]
r,s.,tt.ssl p y tSs JAZZ 5Sasf sPs,::..
Jos. 8. WILSON, Commissioner.
NOTICE TO ERE .EhrTIoE CLAIMANT
to auy 81 he lands within he iow nsSips aud parts
sSsh he sans g tie ssts faction q he Rss.isr
SsTsSf ,Sss iSs snSf s.sias 81:
Sd str s d.. % As
the tract claimed Otherwise such claim will b. for
is''sd cOmm..Oa.r Of tho ds Ss ksnd dSSSS: ga.
Nots.-UadeI the regulations Of he DspArtnsni,
tSas, except % such publisher as are speciSiyaa
thoriIed By the Secretary OF the lnterior,
U N'o' WasaIsafos. b. G., March 10, 1880.
oSna ai id Ss s$. sS .s
istrst9rs q tsc estate o. BE- Grasss Fowisr, ds:
ceased. praying torsn extension % patent granted
on Inc lin Day Of April. iss5, Tor an impPcrs,
ment IN Machines for Punching Metal, this Appli.
S1,Sn yGg SsSn authorised by OF cossSs
. % dS Il: :sd petition b: heard At .sis
eSff%; W S'H' ;: slSs IN this
ELISHA Po0TR,
mhs' hSW Commissioner Of PAtsnt.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On The petition n Joas fIPfsS. q aaIfofs. \,
q iR dsy y;sP. 9Sy q ssa rs: sSs:S
on the 18th day ofsePtember 1865, for an Improve
il ofasTsd thst sais Sstiron DO heard a. .hi.
:A ~ :.S .SSS o S:a q S.:
twenty days before the day 4 AYshIint oorv
Gpaa.ThA Comuissionsf 81 P9ssis.
rVnmIaI
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ANOTHER New CHURCH.-Messrs. Hunt
Williams, contractors, are now erecting
handsome little chapel, on First street east,
between G and d streets, Capitol Hill. The
building has Gothic front, and Ia 7 shaped
The audlenne room is 1924 feet, and the
Sunday school room Is 40x24. The chapel
Is TO be occupied by q new Lutheran Mission,
which has been established by the pastor
(Rev. J. G. Butler, d. DID, and the congre.
CATION OF St.Paul's Lutheran church. They
expect TO occupy the new place Of worship
about tue first week In May.
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CHANGE OF TINE.-The Alexandria, Lou
doun and Hampshire railroad has announced
their summer arrangements as follows
Leave Alexandria at y a. IN. and p. m. I;
leave Leesburg at 5.25 u. IN. and II 80 a. In.
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SURRENDERED TO THE VIRGINIAS Au-
THoRITIEs. Yesterday Officer Jas. d. Bar
rett, Of Alexandria, presented to Chief Justice
Cartier requIsition from Governor Wells,
Of Virginia, for Jacob, alias Thomas Wash.
ington, who was committed to jail Oh the
nth for robbing Frederick Causine, near
the Long Bridge, and Chief Justice Cartier
ordered his surrender and he was taken to
the Alexandria Jail by Officer Barrett.
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LARGE EXTRA Size MEH will find an ex.
collent assortment OF Pantaloon Wear, ready
made, comprising fancy Light and Dark
Cassimeres, Flannels, Silk Mixtures. &c,
prices ranging from $3.50 to tlO, at A. Saks
4 Co., 5l7 Seventh street.
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APLATPoRM SPRING WAGON can be bought
cheap by applying at "Oyster Bay" 700
Pennsylvania avenue.
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PoI.IcB ISTELLIaENGE.-Mary Akman was
fined IS by Justice Kean for using profane
language, and Caroline Adams, colored,
paid like sum to Justice Tucker for being
drunk.
tltution, was fined e5 by Justice Clark.
James Welcb, deserter from the Marine
Barracks, was turned over to the com
mandant Of that post.
sallle Boyd, colored, was sent to Jail by
Justice Lynch for the larceny of a pair OF
ladies' shoes from Mary Jane Gates.
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MARINPs MAY BALL.-The fashionable
community are looking forward with ex-
pectancy to the May ball of Prof MarnI,
which Ia announced to be held at the Ma
tional Theatre on Monday evening, May 8.
Our citizens who desire to secure reserved
seats for this delightful occasion should sup
ply themselves at once, as from present ap-
pearances the theatre will be crowded by an
audience DESTROYS to witness and participate
on this festive occasion.
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REAL Estate sALE.-Cross d Walsh sold
during the present month house and lot to
J. d. Bond, situated on | street north, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets west, for
$4,000; three lots In square No. 96s, at 10
cents per foot, 10 J. Walsh, and lot o, In
square $40, to Chas. Hulse at 121f cents per
foot.
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II THE suPR ~ oSS2yssE q rHE DISTRICT

In the matter Of the division Of the, ,,n
rel estate Of - iFp
CATnARISB NOoSAS, deed. Ed dooke'o'
The Com ssioners 10 this cause having reported
that they had resold the properly in said proceed
ingb described, In pursuance OF the order Of resale
pissed therein to Patrick LaTkin for si. 100, and
that the SAID Lsrtin had complied with the terms
ordered by the court that he said sAis be, aud the
to the contrary Is shown on or before he III day Of
May, enspiugI proyided q cory Of this order be
published in the NAIIoEAL REPUBLICAN once a
week for three successive weeks before said day,
A. b. oLIN. Justice.
(. J. agids. Clerk. aps.l.wsv
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-24

FAREWELL SERMons.-Elder James A.
Of the A. NJ. Z. Zion church, will deliver
his farewell address at John Wesley church
at II o'clock tomorrow morning; at Union
Wesley church, Twenty-third street, to-mor-
row evening at 7;30 o'clock; and at Gal
breath chapel l. street, on Wednesday even
ing next. Elder Jones has been In this city
four years, and now leaves for another field
Of labor In the Pennsylvania conference
district.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-24

THOROUGHLY REPAIRED.-Franklius steam
engine, No. 9, which has been at the machine
shop Of Mr.. Mcclellan for repairs for the
past week, has again been returned to the
eellent condition and ready for service. The
Columbia engine, No. 8, will 60 to the same
shop next week to be oyerhauled, which she
Is greatly In ueed Of.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-24

AS Tue TRAVELLING SEASON approaches,
travellers wish to know where to obtain
trunks that will stand the rough usage OF
baggage smashers. We advise them to visit
the extensive mandatory and salesroom Of
James 8. Topham & Co., 500 Seventh street
east side, one door above Odd Fellows Hall
where they will find the largest stock and
best made trunks In the District Of Columbia,
with McMurray's patent stays; also with
Houses patent solid rubber corners, for
which they are sole agents. Messrs. Topham
q Co., also have a large stock of valises,
packing trunks, ladies' and mems satchels,
&C., made OF the best material, which they
sell low for cash. coll
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-24

REV. DR.. HAMILTON, so long and favora-
bly, known In the Baltimore Conference NJ.
Z. Church, Will preach at Wesley chapel to-
morrow, at II o'clock, In the absence OF the
pastor, Rev. b. Peyton Brown, who Is north
on his bridal tour. DR.. Hamilton is one Of
the fayorite ministers Of this city, and we be
leve the oldest member Of the Baltimore
Conference, and his style Of preaching, being
earnest and practical, has always given
satisfaction. The seats are free in Wesley
chapel, and strangers will find a cordial vel
come.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-24

CRIMINAL CouRT = ysdgs Wvlis. - This
court was occupied yesterday In passing sem