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National Republican., 1873-05-08
The Rapid Inerease

In the value OF local real estate, consequent upon
the rapid growth Of the city and the intensive
improvements which are being carried on as
tonishes everybody, and a. consequence the
desire for Investment In real estate hereabouts
ls proportionally increased. Probably no ctty IN
the Union Offers greater Inducements for the
investment of capital than docs Washington ai
the present day, and the steady innux OF money
from other sections o. The country indioatss nal
recent operations In real estate tbere y
none which gives promise OF success equal 70
that which has attsnded the placing OF Le Drolct
park upon the MARKET Localized % the northern
end OF the city, with the 1nest views and sur.
rouudlnEs, and equi-distAnt from the Capitol and
White House, this beautiful spot has sttncted
most marked attention, and the rapid sale OF lots
inalcates an early absorption of al the tsrrttory
within the park limts. Combining ndvantagcs
Of city and country, and being subject 70 . tAx
ot but one per cent, 4 onsn ADVANTAGES. not
ofssn met with. Apuy has 10 been termed the
Messrs. A. L. BSf6er 4 Co., 20 whom Is due the
credit OF placing this eligible property In the
market, have removed their once 70 No. Ios
street northwest, lately the reaidence Of Henry
9. DAVIS, ESQ.,, where they enjoy mcreaked faclli.
ties for the Transaction of their rapidly enlarRnl
business, and where they win be happJ 10 re-
oeive their friends and all who may desire tc
consult them on real estate adain. On theli
books will be found eligible property In eyer
section Of the city, which can be purchased or
Co. have q few elegant ofices for rent In. III,
building which they now occupy. furnished with
gas, heat and waller, and eyery possible con
venience at low prices, and altogether the mos
eligible and commodious ofnces that could be
desired,
National Republican., 1873-05-08
A Divorce Case.

Charles BuckholtL yesterday nled Q petition for
divorce from CathAnne BuokholtI. The plaintiff
alleges that he was married TO the defendant on
the ksth OF July 1879, and that Al1 days thereaf-
ter Mrs. Buckh0ltz committed adultery with one
Frank Heck In the defend1nts house. He also
alleges that one George Kari has been In the
habit Of visiting his wife Al unAeemly hours, and
he therefore prnys divorce.
National Republican., 1873-05-08
May Festival.

Tonight the annual May festival and ball Of
Temple. Among the patrons and paplls Of This
bung teacher are many of the bestknf Wn
= nlles OF the District and IL 4 fair 70 presume
iSs previous Onss' Which ' SS1S fsPSsrsd pHs IL
p0bool 70 deseTyedly popular. wv
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LOCAI MOTIFS,

Mr.. W. II. Craig has been reappolnted BY ths
Governor justice Of the peace.
The condition OF Mr.. John A. Tucker at . late
hour last night was unimproved.
the annual May festival OF Prof. Valentine
takes place this evening at Masonic Temple, and
from the preparations made, will prove 10 be an
enjoyable affair.
william o. Harry, county school trustee, has
rendered his resgnAtlon a. such 10 GOy. Cooke,
who has accepted the same. Richard W. Carter
has been appointed In bis place.
Mr.. John d. Turton, one OF our most respected
citizens, has Just undergone very severe opera
ton, and, although quite III, his physicians en-
tsrtAin strong hopes OF his recovery.
A. L. Barber Co. have removed their oficS
to No. T05 X street, opposite the Post once De-
partment, which they arc rentfing In handsome
style, and are preparing 70 do thriving business
In real estate. -
Mr.. Marx b. Latimer. OF tho arm Of LAtimsr 4
Cieary, Aaotioneers, has had several hemorrhages
during the past week, and 10 sill confined 70 his
house. HIS physicisn Is OF the opinion that he
will soon recover.
Tue sales 10 shippers at tho Washington iah
wbArves yesterday bJ " A. Qoldeu Bro,
agents, were as follows 10000 shad, from go 70
Sia ls5y 900 herring, from u 70 o; 800 punches
perch, from 10 10 20 cents. 800 cells, cents; 70
rock, 10 TO % centa. r.r
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fEHS0NAL.
-Byrous Maids Of Athens are dying on ike
sheep.
-Asnss Ethel observation-disclosures $4,000.
: Beecher says he shall lecture no mOrs--his
IDEAS are run out. -r4
spe.te. Blaine and Colonel Fred. D. Grant
are In New York.
-naaame Luooa ls reported 10 have made
s0,eoo In this oouatry since last October.
= Nidue Judlc is now the queen Of opera
bouus in Paris. Nile. Schneider has had to take
Er-eeverpor Edward Kent. Of Name, !.
thirty-thrce years ago,
- Rev. Mr.. Ancient has accepted the call 10
an assistant cufateship IN Halifax, and now only
swait the appointment Of hs successor at Tor
renee Bay.
= Already nine alleged brothers, cousins and
sisters-in-law aud two betrothed wives have az
peared as "next-of-ttnr 10 administer the estate
Of the late Charles N. Barras, OF "Black Crook"
fame.
The Interesting rumor dInuscs itself, that,
owing 70 circumstances oyer which she has no
CONTROL the fascinating Nilsson is abouhto retire
for brief season from the neli Of her profes-
= Ralph waldo Rmsrson vas at the CON.
mencement exercises in the wortinRmeus col
lege, London, Of which the Hon. ThomAs Hughes
FSsasd se secosd psee m hs NJ 81 ps
tons, America, Of course, nlllng the nrst rank.
- Krastus Corning, who married Miss MARY
Parker, Of Albany, sailed for Europe Saturday,
and will be absent two years. He will do I'D
England, Ireland, Scotland, France, Spain, swift
EerlAnd and the Holy Hand, ascend the Nile TO
the pyramids, and perhaps buy one OF the catA-
racta. The honeymoon trip will cost 90, 900.
| This may seem q large sum TO some people, and
| yet II Ia only equal TO Comlng's income for one
month. Rrasius Corning Is the richest man Of
his age In the world, His estate Ia now valued
at tS0o0 600, while his income Ia put down At
800 700 I year, tia,boo per week, over 5000 pei
National Republican., 1873-05-08
Riae assds.

A very large and select assortmsnt Of boot.
and ahoes foi sgriag wear has Just been reoelyed
Oh !. In order 70 meet the requirements OF his
large and increasing buAlness, much larger
stock has been purchased than at any previous
ton OF styles and Kinds from tho most noted
makers In tho country. Mr.. 0artrell feels conn.
denl that he oan now oner grcafer Inducements
Burts nne shoes for ladies, misses and children
q specially. ... ... ". 7
National Republican., 1873-05-08

fr.ins Is.ytns w.shipston q \ .na ie.,s 4 n
6Sso s!siss N s68s ma a II . ,siRa % is5 "a HIS
p m m sitysss a. Marlboro At Sln a m. and isia
Trains Arriving at Washington i - a m and
y snd 20 z q. connect A BoYie With trains leay
Pasaengep leaving their oriers h Ticket once
northwest corner Thlrteenth and pennsylvani ave
me cap have their baanrase called for and oheoked
so'els Hsso ,na sc.iSsnss. 20 NJ Hon; osn md
Jpdisnspolis, Louisyille, B. Iouis, Esw- prlesns
NORTH. aostS-sst WEI nd % soStssess aa :" p0'ho
RyRAhhl Ger. euperintendent
National Republican., 1873-05-08


The House was called TO Onler at the regular
hour, and the proceedings opened with prayer
by Rev. DR.. Rankin.
Mr.. Brown introduced q bill TO consolidate the
Washington and Georgetown almshouse. Re-
ferred TO the Committee on Health.
Mr.. Hall introduced q bill 10 license and reyu-
late the business Of pawnbrokers, junk dealers,
and dealers ln secondhand furniture.
The bill imposes q license OF $500 $500, and 800
annually upon the said businesses, and provides
certain rules 10 be observed by the proprietors.
Referred to the Commlttee on Laws and Ju-
Mr. Clagxett introduced bill for the relief Of
Daniel Ready. Referred to the Committee on
Nj, Cox, from the COMMITTEES on Elections, re-
ported favorably House bill No. 0, 70 preserve
the purity OF elections. Read second time, and
Councii bill No. 10, 70 regulate the sale Of seats
In shows and exhibitions, was read nrst time
and referred 70 the Committee on Laws aad Ju-
on motion Of Mr.. Carroll, the House resolved
itself into the Committee Of the whole on the
hill appropriAtng t5 900 for the completion OF the
several unimporiaat ansnd%enIs IN % the % commi.see s
rose and the bill was read q third time and
passed by vote OF II TO i-Nr. Dyer yoting in
the House then went into Committee Of
the Whole on the bill Extending tbs time OF
payment Of special assessments, and for other
Mr.. Brewer moved 10 amend by making ave
annual payments Instead Of four; which was
agreed TO.
Without concluding the consideration Of the
bill the committee rose, and on motion It's further
consideration was postponed and It's place on the
calendar retained.
Mr. Hulse Introduced bill directing that the
new Eastern market shall be known as the "CaT-
roll market" Referred TO the Committee on
Appropriations.
The council concurrent resolution relative to
the death Of Hon. &. j. Chase was then taken up,
90 .~' 1nAnlmously agreed to; and the House
adInnrnfdI
National Republican., 1873-05-08
sale By Auc,IsB Of Prspsrty on v street,
AdlolalnH Willard Hall.

Messra. LAtimer Cleary will sell this aftsr.
the south aide OF v street. between Fourtet nth
and Flfteenth streets, msdlAtely adjoining
Willard hall. Property In thls locality is seldom
offered for sale
National Republican., 1873-05-08
,,,,,,..,. U,,.. tn,.,,1 a..

The st. Paul, (Nlnn.) DsspsteA sayG -Four hun:
dred million feet Ia the estimated amount pf
lumber In logs cut last winter on the Missiaslppl
aud Sc. Crolx and their tributariea, one half
coming to Minneapolis and the other half to
National Republican., 1873-05-08
The sl,l.l Chureh Concert,

under the management OF Mr. Benjamin @. Ford,
on Monday and Tuesday evenings, proved 70 be
DUETS and quartettes, composed Of choice selec.
tlona, were rendered well amid the applause OF
an appreciatlye and large audience. Among the
Sexton" by q. u. Anderson; EGod bless our
home, "by Misses Addle shewaitsr Emma Cheek
and Nirt Taylor; "I'm down on the river side, "
Anna Fansil; .Do you see the moonlight !. BY
Wilson, assisted BY Mr. Thomas s'Tne merry
song" BY james smith and ehoristsrs; .when
night shades are fallen," By May Walker
BY Miss Cheek and Mr.. Taylor; aMr. and MT.
brown, BY Miss Cheek and Prof Hayes; "ws
meet to part again." Miss Fanny Horton 'Oh
year burIcsque," by Mr.. John Ross DAVIS, assist
ed BY Ms. Mccall and Miss Cheek. Beautiful
tableaux were tastefully arranged and exhibited,
Prof Hayes presided At the piano, assisted by
Miss Shewalter.
National Republican., 1873-05-08

TIE GRHAr htaLIsm RknnDr for 0out and
Rheumatism. All suneren from the above CON-
yIsed 70 use BlAirs Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
fhey can be relied upon ~ the most kAfe and
enectuAl remedy ever offered " the public, and
have been universally used In Europe Tor many
years with the greatest suoooaa. Prepared by
PRoUT . HLnskaf, no Strand, London, kns1and,
and sold BY all druggists. -iI,'
National Republican., 1873-05-08

Tm BEAUTIFUL and amber lager; the splendid
and foaming ale, and drawn from faucets made
from BIrnam and Dunsinane wood, only found
yaniA avenue,
National Republican., 1873-05-08

MT SUNDAY COMPANION" bought At DIVERS,
FOur-And-A-hAn street and Pennsylyanla ayenue,
kept me happy all day long; 50 voted " fortu'
nate pOaseaaOr,
National Republican., 1873-05-08
rran.lrr. ef Real R.tate.

Messrs. Latimer oisary sold on Tuesday last
The following real STATE: Part Of lot u square
between neyenth and Twelfth. near the StaI
L sheriff. u 30 per square foot.sssoo; west;
street, near Thirtselth northwest tieresed ~
q thrSs-stoFy brick dwelling. 70 8. A. hdson, for
sn.tst also, bfick dwelling on street, betvee9
lot 4 IN square 5is 20 J. Ii. orosslnAn. for tlSeo
M. James n. Latta has, a. trustee pnIuhassd
OF John etearns all OF square ios, bounded by
New Hampahire avenue, Eighteenth and X
streets northwest, for tts,eIo. ...r
National Republican., 1873-05-08

FHEE oE CHAnsE.-steel soda water fountains
sna aIsash, GStHres % loan By Palmer a Green
National Republican., 1873-05-08

"wHERE MRcuASs most DO eonsrss1se.r A.
Drivers, FonT-and-a-half street aud Pennsyl-
YAnlR avenue, z
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Ths WasAInGlsn OIly IavIaau nank,

ass. ss. sssS sSSs At sR:s: sT:s Sr
National Republican., 1873-05-08

PuadE OUT THK Morbid HumorA OF the Blood
by dose or two Of AYns Pills, and you vii
have clearer heads N well ~ bodies.
National Republican., 1873-05-08

Ss Ss q s:Haa ssS asa a dS. S:SS
IL can be made and drawn % Wi. I
National Republican., 1873-05-08

The Pittsburg commsrciai, edited by Hon. Rms
sell Krrett, denies all the reports concerning him
In reference to the Republican nomination for
State treasurer. It says that "Mr. Errett never
entertained either hope or wish to become state
treasurer, and that be never has been, "a not
now, and viii not be candidate for nomination
National Republican., 1873-05-08
Th. se,,IaH. Machine Agents In wusLIuU,op.

Tue eWing-machine agents In this city, repre-
sentlng the different companies throughout the
country, met together last Friday evening, at
the Singer ofiice, on Ninth street, for the pur-
nose OF forming an association that would ~ owe
mutually beneficial TO all and 20 protect n m
seyss from imposition and injustice, coming
preaided and Mr.. Louis Bari acted As secretary.
AftsT 4 consultation over the subject ioI which
they mad met, heHRrs. 4. j. Steer Y. " bplcor,
Ieats Barr, Captain Weber aud Mr., p, lar were
kupnlutod committee to prepare rules and ".
law and -" ! organization 70 be presented
atineuaxt meetlug,
National Republican., 1873-05-08
., II, sauIer 4 Co.

Banksra, No, ins PennsylVaniA avenue, pay.
per cent on all depoAits. I
National Republican., 1873-05-08
PRoPOsALs ron ARMY cLornINe. on

- - |.H ~ .N.Nf fF HtA II
DHPoT OF ARnF CLorHrxa AND EouIpLeE,
a,. PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March b. md 4
nealqd propoaAn, IN duplicate. with copy Of this
hdyeriisement attached 70 EACH Will be received al
this qipe until poon. IIUhSDAI, May ~ igls, for
IurluAhing the United Stats Conference.-The Do
piTtlnept With the following named articles, vi1i
lk.Q0Woolnn Blankets n - ~ Ts'l q
M00pairs Woolen HtockinEa. Hu.ugL
lAoq pairs Moolnn Mittnna, .s.".. ..H .uE.t
~ 00pairl white Berlin 0loyea. l.. M I.HH
1ND pairs bQpa, bfaa! screwed. cold wire acrovs
AZ sEsisiss Hl % .yh,,c.sa 20 IiFd inspss.leg.
Uss y s,anSaFa aS sPsS Which sso, nay b sesn Il ~
fsrisISiee rlll be styspls Gr,islse Of %qms,to
And qualify being equal, and such prefsEspei wif
eItsnt 81 the oonaumpiiun required by tha public
.psdi assiS b. made 4 philHdsIphia. "a. Or San
TsIp tx eoa r u ssf ssiss sSa sna
inlrcelSd Il Dan ffnnclsoo, - " ''NS'''1 NAV
wv: tIsss ss:E IN e: g ;is s S!s Ss4$ y
l4sSssgl: Is $ssIsiSlTs sas sggos. rs y a
x:s,ISIsst sdIfisrma,tsr osnsrStbsh (, y sSisve
Ts~ . " Z ,isN
National Republican., 1873-05-08
STEAMSHIP LINES.

WAshiNGToN, NOkfOLk, BOsTON AND
w PhOvIDRNCE
The nne iron Steamer LADY oFTHE
g koRfGLk: siii leave ksSa yssst sil5EsS
;at e ne s, ,Bress. ysE soSh Nor
and PIoyidsnSe FTyiShi should be sddressed,
csEs ,ss., e a. t.eY SSiss eis, ID. oaoIh breach
mia avenue. r. NJ CHOUCH, Agent
nopopv ~, ,ov-rrs sidth street wharf.
Plants store. corner fftesnth street and Now Yorh
National Republican., 1873-05-08
knalInAL

The following cases Of smallpox were re-
ported 20 the health once yesterday; Three cases
At No. 16l q street southWest; one At No. Oil
New Jersey avenue southeast; one death on N,
between Blxth and Beyenih stToets southeast
one IN an illey between second and Third and X
and " streets houthWest. - 3
National Republican., 1873-05-08
AdJourned
Permits 10 Build.

The following permits % build were Issued
Yesterday: James Grace, brick building, loxsl
iest, two stories high, on First, between and
L streets southeast. Fred. Bates, four frame
between NJ and N and Fourth and Fifth streets
northwest. John A. Butler, q brick building,
lehXlb feet, two stories high, on z, between
First and Second streets southeast. M. Ftkger-
aid, flame building, lsxs9 feet, two stories, ca
ii street, between Delaware avenue and Second
street east. Edward Medler, 4 brick building, 10
xS4 feet, two stories high, on Eighth, between l.
and N streets northwest, Robert natton,a frame
building, l6x20 feet, two stories high, on Twen-
ty-trst, between L and N streets northwest
Joseph RedfeTn, q brick building, 25x6O feet,
three stories high, with a MAnsard roof, on ],
between Seventeenth aud Eighteenth streets
northwest Mary 3. Rodfern, a brick building,
2OXtO feet, three stories high, on ], between
twentieth and Twenty -nTst streets northwest.
National Republican., 1873-05-08
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

THE RIvER.-Auiyed; steamer Lady OF the
Lake. from Norfolk. with miscellaneous cargo ;
"a, 900 feet OF lumber, and Cornellua from Havre
de 0raoe, with 10000 feet white pine boards.
The GRAM MLHKKr.-Received, 500 bushels
wheat, 800 bbis. corn, and leo bbb. -four. No
sales.
FrsH MAREHr.-Twenty-n hundred herring
and 100 shad were received yesterday, sales Of
herring q. % 10 % per thousand, and shad t tt.
PALxHn a GrxKss steel fountains sre the
only ones suitable for drawing soda water
from. .'
National Republican., 1873-05-08
$500, 900. .a,..
MIS- souri, STATE LOTTERY.
Losaiizsd BY state Aurhsrity and Drawn In
pahile In "a. LAMA.

Tickets, SO, Half riekets, S6I Quarters,
tD-ou lotteries sre ehArtsred By the State, are
slwAys draEn Al the time named. aud all drawings
HThs Official drawing win b Pnblished IN tne
b Louis p paPesTs an and = cory. Of drsvtns sent 70
.Is;, %sssR 81 da;iss Ssas ID s isa'm' day
4 SYs Fits & GEF SifR sqS6E III
.sis 80 MURRAY, MILI.RR q co., i
POI, otDoBo, ,..s ~; Iy,:fsfsss,, Lfsis m
ipRoPosALs P0H FKEsn BKRF.
oyyIcE or Posr oo,f,uss1nrl 1
BESIcIA hRsEsAL, oAI.., Ap,i q, Ina Z
until i "a q. m, ri TaJss sxY. NAY. 3, isss.,
s.a,ionsd st ssss: xrssss csii issns. u - fer % ons
year. commoncil0 July O. is73 u I q! -ss ~
The Beet 2 be q good msiket.ble quality an
Z SS "a os snS g 5. s,
Ths n nh; 10 q ths ss's SFss fos Rssf e 6s
%%s G an "a, doTP T9c .hsnh q for. S1sr,sSrs S S 3
john and q hind ausrtsfs from ~ q yrsf inches
above the gambreI or hook Joint " -.
ass s sTs.R sEs Ra ssss e sa ss e ss % d % e
PSi PSioss nSst @ s. state, In coin ana ial tender
notes, both In words and by nkures 4.
% . may may 5. fss ssssi1sS ~
" PfSpssss pss, be accompanied BY proper guar.
tSas s9 IsrSSd ssy Ps"sa sai:s :Aia iPis
bonds for the faithful fulniiment o. the oontIprt
Ihe right z E.seryed 20 Ieisct any or al hlas.
he'd and Mutton. and Sidressei to ths Post Com.
miAnAr H1niolA Arsenal, CAl. "HN hpea
National Republican., 1873-05-08
'TNITRD STATES PATENT oFPToE,

On the p.,i.lon y ia PssaSis X sIiSsS, & u & ysr.
ben p Ss August &c i%sroys' fasS 70
,it d ord.Isd ikSi nc iestimony in the case be
sosed % ,ss ls.a d.y q ,Jgly 2sIt ths. the time
ks. Said pstifiOhbs heard On The StE Day % jaiS i
sslT sFlf9;tSR SstS%Ro,.o.,,
National Republican., 1873-05-08

CHLNrios RAKTH !CIoskr, the host In use.
Hamilton Pearson, Y. N. G. A. Building, Ninth
National Republican., 1873-05-08
TTNHIs IS no owe NOTICE THAT TUF NIJI

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
J. soIiber has obtained frqm the supreme 6ouft
s. On s GsiSas sRss1 s!tsis SSs
HpoaIA HAfLITT.l late q W ihington coaniy DIS.
aslmS x isst tSs aid SScssssd arl SssSSy Wsrpsd %
n s1hl9lt ths same, With tue vouchers AsTsoi, ib
fsItj thsy nay othsrvtss 81 law 81 sreiuded
frqm IN bsneht o. the said estate It1-. ~.
iIil ...~, dITHARTsR aEzIET'E. =, :
tpHIThsW' Efocdnix.
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-a..Lu ....-...-' ..... st. La
Post OhioBoI 2ttG myt!1
iDRoPosALs FOH FREsH BRRF.
ron FREsH bRER.

ossiHn c.Irs oo,s...s.sn o. s.yssi,5ssosl
- q piTLa +, MTs.. AISp ri y lsa
81: ;;s ssss ma $ i 4 ss's s:s <
isi1. Tor fnrnAshing M Zoe % ! -
required by the Subsistence hspsztmsnl U, a A.,
a BORIS kgslling and Ripley. Minn, Ports AbeT.
crombia. WAdHN1rth, penbtnA and Toitan, ID. II ..
information A. 70 condifiona quality q bsof iay.
menla, ko., can ba obt aimed a. ihis efiosIl -'Tl
By GaIborify o. ths DspArtns1f opmPspas{,.l
an Byt IA Ool and q ii. ID, ri 4. /,
National Republican., 1873-05-08
N.tis..i Savings B.nis.
PERSONAL.

corner Of New York svenue and Fifteenth street.
pays Per cent per annum on deposits for etch
calendar month. Banking hours 10 4: saiur.
days, to Z and Q 10 g. 7
National Republican., 1873-05-08

TNAAN LlNR.-RoYAL MAIL "
fsSs ~ .1:!5 II Isssia.S s$SH f
DAY sha stTftT&p2SYo. p2SYoTS from y Piss Sns Z.
1ss M dhssr Ssr YSph ,,s; e
ssSSs z ,SOs Lon
oy; PREPAID certificates from above porfs an cur
rency, sight DrAfta on Great britain and Ireland
for sale Apply 70 JOHN q, DALI, AGENT is broad
'issSss1 MIDDLETON ,SsaISSStoD SISt
National Republican., 1873-05-08
NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
ChareA Csaeert.

1 Last night the First Presbyterian church was
men 70 listen 70 . concert for the benent Of the
church .-r.. -....-......lt t..
Miss Ada Moxon presided At the plano, and
Mr. X d, Traey acted a conductor.
Tue programme was well selected, and the
performance passed on 20 the entire sAtisfaction
OF those present
Among the talent which volunteered for the
swallow, hrs, Lime Pope, Ms Brown, hlas
Bryan, Miss Croas, Miss Mapes. Among the gen
tiemen were Messrn. fush, Tracy, iiarlner, Han
and Townsend. 7 - 80 '-rr -,
National Republican., 1873-05-08


A LkxANDkiA AND WAsHINGToN RAIL,
pffof COIN III siS Sfh Nd D STREETS,
@ I;ss, ss ~, 10 IS, II - a. M u Is, S. Us.
CSs NJ MN; n Fs 4sFSsSTr Al iS "a srslyS .sfslGx
Tisns mari ID thps sonnsct . with trains on w.ah
3UxSTi6g socom@oaston leaves Washington
dRERr n as sp6fRfYs fiIfY ESffEss Vi. nlcAmOud
fSIsSs aYss Il bSR soSh ssf sSd sOSRSes. sSRRsss
for s4lo It .ae 2,ies corner sIth and rennsylyHnis
Esse q DO ehsoisd 81 all hotels and E.sidshces
nGSss9 S 2 d'''ln-'l0 sn.- r..sass . Z sSSss nssS.
GRRAT PRNNsYLyANIA ROUTE
osoRrHwEsr. s6SrfRH IH fHts Hhsp SOUTHWEST.
On and aftsr November n is1a trains viii leave ~
Washington. 49, (, M M BaitinOrs..... iSss%
THE oiig.ifT 4 TBsS5ShLnrnAoK d TS;tlS&sS s n; m
night cars, With modern improvements.
I've Shgn Shgndred miles sAyed'to Western and Central
ahs no Z ANY m va. sss s1s'g, sSSa. RS51ss ,
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Throufh from baltimOre 70 Rochester and HttAburs
sistss " NJ. route s.q be procured =. the once,
Thirteenth street and Pennsy lvania avenue whers
P.sssnsr pPosSans ssP s ss.s m s oses %ss can
10 81 -oOrpsT siii6 !, and Penn. aye
M. slrooss, oohsrai fss:ssss xs;tS,o It,
dsSiy baltimore, Nd
National Republican., 1873-05-08
pRoPosAIs FOR TOBACCO

0ryIqs PuncH lHtHg AND DEPor coMnIssAhrJ
No "s sourH ESu1IS s9 ou,.. sEs.s{ All t1ea s =
ss.lsd prosq-.i,, y Il iscSIysds A,
Dsg...Hsnt yith R;9so rounds p q Iobsese :. -.
,han 1iT pousas and o. he stosi q lssf MOI e.
lIIa lwsnly poands from which 4 is msnafssfafsd
mnat accompany propoaAlA 49, =
tcs no. t6s FrssS Bel sSd Ssi,ss isSsissa ssSsa
by The Bqbeistenoe Department, United Hats
army, durlng the year ending June pO, Is7t ~ b.
Louia ATs1nal, JefsIseh BarfScks, No, JayaifS
Depot, Bt Louis, Mo-. and b. Louis, Mo, And fdr
fgfpishils the ofhoers 81 the respective stations
apis d. D. PEAit0bE. cspt. q. i. U. ga
National Republican., 1873-05-08
MERcnANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
!" yAaH1Nar5TTHB Npw xonx

H,...I'.s Is'ATSssSSgSs IL e. AsS sEy TOnn
fiS$t fsSs III Il sSsi'f tSRs fRBSs & 4&s
q tollews! leave Now YOfi from Pisr b Eas, River
riss fyii5s saturday ~ hsh M LSays aSorsstown every
II m
.sot rof fs s isiSrJT.,Sion .nJ ,PBy p & pEHHAM
toWnt or At the corner Of Beventeonth street and
sSS 92rh avsnuS j.W. THoSPs9N:,
National Republican., 1873-05-08
CITY ITEMS.

LiouoRs by the bottle at wholesale prices Ct
Geo. W. Drivers new sample rooms, corner
Pennsylvania avenue and -Four -and-a- half street.
National Republican., 1873-05-08
Old No. asOl CHoIoE sPRING New No. ass
til st J STOCK TN ST.

PAPERHANGiNos, WINDOW SHADES,
window Shades; also, choice Paintings, KngraV-
inga, Chromoi and Photograph. Picture
f1mes, ali styles and sizes, In Walnut 0ilt,
Velvet, koj Picture Cord and Tassels, hinRs,
Naiis Gold PlaIed, Pinned and wirp Centre
Picture Cords, &c. u
National Republican., 1873-05-08
m Yes Wanl

Paper Hanging d0no 20 20 TubmanI, ais Ninth
street. He has largo stock Of all erades; bis