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National Republican., 1873-05-28
A Tribute Of Repect.
"She llyd as lives q peaceful dow
She died as blossoms die, - -
And now her spirit fioats above,


And now her spirit noats above,
A seraph In the sky"
[IS MEMORY of MIS-. SARAH n. COX, WYE OF JOS.
y. cox, OF THIS CtTr.l
Gentleness, quietness, Kindness aud amlabllty
are the distinguishing characteristics OF women,
without which no female character can ever be
truely lovely and beautiful. These qualities,
more lasting than beauty, not only win US and
endear them to us In the best and sweetest Of
relatiOns-that OF friend-but they at the pos
SCISSOR Of them for those highest duties Of life
wife and mother. faultless woman can hardly
be found, but there are some little short OF so
exacting measure, and this deficiency Is more
than filled by the true virtues OF exalted woman
hood and nobility OF character. Tue subject OF
this notice embraced ali these, and the most nt-
ting AMI truthful tribute that we, who knew her
so well, can pay her memory, Is summed up In
noblest Of women. It was her fate to have been
stricken for thirteen days with that most terri
bic and lOathsome OF all diseases; that which
shuts QUE the light Of day; that makes the couch
Of sickness closer than the prison cell, more
dreaded than death itself, and even forbids q
mothers love Its yearnlngs-smallpox. As 10
health $50 In sckness) she maintained that meek
ness, fOrtitude and Calmness so peculiar to he 2,
and with angelic resignation bore her sufferings
and painful isolation without murmer. In
bued with the tenderness Of nlial love, and so
sollcltOus for her mothers welfare and that OF
her little daughter, she would not consent to the
risk OF a visit from them. With so many ties
binding her young life to earth, she was not only
ready &c nnI anxious GU 70 NEE. her @ saviour VINO naa
message to family and friends she requested that
they meet her In Heaven. The husbands home
Is desolate now, the little ones call for ma Is
heard on earth no more; family and friends miss
the loved one, and never more at table or In
social greeting shall come the darling one meath
the clOds now sleeping Al night they laid her
away In her grave In the lonely churchyard
mould, by lantern and moonbeam light mlngIlng,
so typical and suggestive OF that better light on
her angel wings now flashing, and the dawn oil
that morn that shall break on those who love
| their God. klRpD dear the Qlal aDFiuu
time Is here for us; the May Of Heaven Is thine;
the song birds are singing about thee, and soon
through tears the wild flowers will spring DER
well, loved one. The friend who gives this lit
tie tribute 70 thy memory promises 40 meet thee
| In Heaven" ~ ID.
National Republican., 1873-05-28

simmons school to be lowered 70 900. rhess
changes will reduce the expenses Of the schools
5000.
A leave Of nbsence for thirty days was granted
p. .: Fountain, teacher OF school No. !, district
Nj. Miller gave notice that a. the end Of The
present schOlastic year he wunld resign hla posi-
ton a. teacher Of school No, Q, sixth district.
On motion OF Me-. Mitchell, the committee on
examination OF teachers was directed 10 prepare
a schedule for examination 10 be presented ~
the next meeting OF the board.
A vote Of thanks was extended TO Mr.. Wilson.
superintendent Of schools, for copies OF the TO
port Of public schools; and the board adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-05-28
Annual Meeting of the Piedmont AEricul-
turaI Society ut Cuipeper Courthouse,
LII.

on Monday, June 2, the annual meeting Of this
1ourishing young agricult uTal society Of the
Piedmont region OF Virginia will be held at the
beautiful grounds OF the soc iety near Culpeper
Courthouse. The nrst fair OF the society was
held last year. IL was not only largely attended,
but was considered by all who visited Il great
success. IL was the means OF bringing together
not only the productions Of that unsurpassed
region, but many visitors from the adjoining
cities OF Alexandra, Georgetown, Washington
and Baltimore, more OF the latter than the three
former. This proves that Baltimore is alive 10
her commercial interests.
The objects OF the present meeting are to elect
the officers for the ensuing year and to settle
other matters relating to the holding OF the fairs
throughout the State so that they Will not be
held on the same day. This II 4 much-needed
reform, and to meet this eNigency the Piedmont
society have invited the OfficeTs Of the other
societies to meet them At their annual meeting.
Those desiring to visit the grounds on this occa-
sion can do so by taking the ferTy-boats at the
foot OF seventh street, and connect directly with
the Washington City, Virginia Midland and
Great Southern railroad at Alexandria, or the
Washington and Alexandria railroad on Sixth
street, near Pennsylvania avenue. The former
connect directly with the railroad at Alexandria,
the latter terminates on X street, only few
blocks from the latter.
National Republican., 1873-05-28
AuciIon Sale Of Hook..

Messrs. Latimer 4 Cleary, corner OF Pennsyl-
yanla avenue and Eleventh street, will sell at
their rooms this "wednesday evening large
collection OF rare and valuable books, among
which are a fine copy Of Schoolcrafts american
Indians, 6YOls., quartO; copy OF the celebrated
folio, 1893, edition OF "Shakspeare;" complete
sets OF the "AnnAls OF Congress and Congress
slonal Debates;H american State Papers and
Archives and many rare and valuable docu-
ments relating 10 early American history, re-
buyers will do well to attend and pick up bar
RaInB
National Republican., 1873-05-28
DIy0rres.

Judge Wylie, In the Equity Court yesterday,
made decree Of divorce In the case Of Mary f.
TONER states that on The sist Oh March, isSO. she
was married to defendant; that at the time she
knew that he had been living with a woman
named Caroline Gibson, but supposed that his
connection with her would cease, but he mas
since cOhabited with said Caroline.
Yesterday Mesars. Moore and Newman fled
bill for divorce In the Equity Court for Bessie
Parker from James Parker. The petitioner
states that they were married In 1850, her maiden
name being Walsh; that In January, 1851, he
committed a cruel and brutal assault and bat
tery upon her; also on the LIST OF March, lsT2
and ut divers other tlmes she also charges
drunkenness.
National Republican., 1873-05-28
Rock Fnon HAZEL.

Rock EnOn hotel Is about thirteen miles from
Winchester, Va. IL Is capacious, cool, comfort
able and cOmplaisant In every way. Il Is kept
by Wm. II. A. Womley, Of Wormleys hotel, In
how 10 Keep a MOTEL. At Rock Econ there are
nine bubbling springs OF the different waters Of
health. There is a band OF music, q bowling
alley and bllllard-roOn. There Is magnih-
cent table, with pure country milk, fat chickens
all fruits In season, fresh vegetables, aud meats
fattened on sweet clover. The hotel will re-
oeVe Its guests June /. Once there they will
thank good fortune and all propitiOus fatos.
National Republican., 1873-05-28
Tran.f.r. of Real Estate.

The following transfers OF real estate have
been made recently: BY Green a Williams, auc.
tioneers-LOt "a, Ia subdivision OF square 1884, on
the corner Of Thirteenth and Boundary streets,
TO N. Shea, for % cents per square foot; sub-lOt
7, In square 1888, on Seventh street, between l.
and NJ northwest, TO X. A. Fendall, for 40 cents
per square foot, amounting TO t2,3IT.
Nv keTby Dent A Co AuctiOneera-Iot A I'm
square 49, and lot 10, In square Il, to Joseph d.
Hill, for q, 900.
By Thos. Il. Waggaman, real estate broker and
auctloneer-LOt numbered 8, In square 800, i'm
proved by three-story brick, 10 Mrs. Ann Baruy,
National Republican., 1873-05-28
LEAP FOR LIFE"
Probable Death OF an Acrobat.

TTVHHDrt DVUtH OF M NtTUUHt'
About two weeks ago as Adam Forepaugh's cir
Gus was performing In the city OF Valparaiso,
RSotSar. wa % % ,h,s ,i,v ~ tno ~ !,
his feat "leap for life, by throwing himself from
the top OF the trapoZe into the arms Of another
who hangs below, missing his hold and fell head
long into the audience, striking q man below.
The excitement was intense. The athlete was
picked up unconscious and taken TO the ante
tents, where, after the application OF restoratyes
accident announced to the gathered multitude.
But continued Efforts were successful In par
TALLY reyIyng him, and the premature publica-
ton OF his death was oontradicted. The man on
whom he fell was badly injured, suffering the
fracture Of three ribs, and multitudlnous bruises.
Walhalla was not expected to live at last ao-
counts, but he was taken along with the CON-
pany. HIS Injuries are entirely Internal
National Republican., 1873-05-28
Nn,. RIrn Alarm

by Invitation OF the Board Of Fire Commits
sloneTs, the members Of the Legislative Assem-
bly, and number Of scientific gentlemen Will
assembly tomorrow afternoon, 1t . O'Clock, IN
Legislative hall, for the purpose Of witnessing
an exhibition Oh the latest Improvement In the
irC-llarIn telegraph. After this exhibition there
will be an inspection aud review OF the flro de-
partment In front OF the Arlington hotel.
National Republican., 1873-05-28
~. AIMS Annual Festival.

As announced In our advertising columns To-
day the eleventh annual festival Tor the benent
Of 81. AIMS infant asylum will take place at
Analostan island, on Monday and Tuesday next,
the I'd and 81 OF June.
We earnestly commend this festival TO the
liberal patronage Of our citizens OF all denom-
nations, because the Institution, In the dspen-
satlOn OF Its charities, makes no dIstlnction-lt
Is open alike TO all. As the refuge and shelter OF
neglected, abandoned and suffering innocence II
strongly appeals to the common sympathles Of
humanity.
There are now more than nifty infant children
In the asylum, and their chief means OF support
are found In the voluntary contributions OF the
public, the annual festival being one OF the
principal sources through which the empty treas
ury OF the Institution Is replenished.
The eself-sacrinoing Sisters OF Charity, In charge
Of the asylum, tell US that the little ones are in
need OF comforts, which cannot now be provided
on account OF pecunlary embarrassments; bu /
they hope, with the proceeds OF the festival to
be able to meet at best urgent necessities. We
trust and believe that, through the generosity OF
our citizens, their anticlpations will be more
than realized.
The festival will DO In charge OF committees
that understand how to make It attractive, and
we are assured that everything will be done to
insure pleasant time TO all who may attend on
either day.
National Republican., 1873-05-28
County Taxpnyers,

An enthusiastic meeting OF taxpayers Of the
county was held at Mount Pleasant school.
house on Monday evening last, TO determine
what measures should be taken 10 prevent the
unjust imposition OF taxes proposed In the bill
recently passed by the Council.
Resolutions were adopted that the county
should be chArgeAble according to law and Gus
tom for Une half only OF the expense OF roads
leading direct 70 the cities; that the county
general, and no more that the county police
tax should be In exact proportion To the number
OF privates on duty In the county, as the law OF
government for the county. The subject was
referred 70 a committee Of i've TO report 10 a
meeting at the same place, Thursday evening
next at q o'clock
National Republican., 1873-05-28
The schuetzen YersIn.

The regular meeting Of the board OF directors
OF the Washington Schuetzen VeTein was held
Monday night; all the members present. Sixty
fiye new members, who had been previously pro-
posed, were elected. The directors state Tat
the aifalrs Of the institution arc In a good con-
dltlon, and that ut the next meeting initial steps
for the grand annual fest will he taken,
National Republican., 1873-05-28
Improvements of Trinity Church.

Avery handsome improvement will soon be
made 10 the basement OF Trinity church, N. E.l
now occupied rs Sunday school-room. The
moor will be lowered one foot, and the new noor
will have q concrete foundation, adding much TO
Its strength and durability. Entire new walls
Will replace the old damp ones now standing.
The Interior will be subdIvIded into beautiful
class rooms for infant and bible classes, con-
structed In accordance with the latest modern
conception OF church decoration, separated by
sliding doors, which may be thrown into main
room when desired. The ceiling will be paneled
In wood, finished In light fresco between panels,
and entire new gas fixtures. The seats win be
the latest patented, with railway carriage re-
yerslble backs. The auditorium when com
peted will have the capacity OF seating about
four or nye hundred, and will be used as an au-
dence room during week days. The estimated
cost Will be about $4,000. Already ti, 800 Is in
hand, and the ladies' OF the church propose rails
ing the balance by q strawberry festival, which
commences tonight at the church and contlnu.
ing until Thursday.
After completion 1t will be the coolest Sunday
scho0l-Toom In the District, and will In every
way be better adapted for the furtheranoe OF
the sunday schools interest than the present
convenience can Afford.
National Republican., 1873-05-28
THE COURTS.
Special Term-JudEc wyIIe.

Special Term-JudEe Wylie.
This court made the following orders yester-
day: Larner vs.. Gideon; order authorizing tenant
TO make certain lease. barron Va. HatEmAn,
aud Hudson vs.. Hudson; case submitted 10 court
Freedmanb Saving and Trust Company vs.. Ea-
ton; decree changing OF trust. Merke vs.. Mer-
kle; order allowing defendant SO per month
pending suit. Guy vs.. Butler; order confirming
auditors report, 6c. Hancke vs.. Bean; decree
appointing Il. P. Jackson trustee 70 sell. Camp
bell vs.. Campbell; decree Of divorce. The court
adjourned.
Supremo Court-GeneraI Term.
Chief Justice Cartier and Justices Wylle, DIN
and MAeArthuI sat In bdne yesterday, and were
Leach Ct a. "; Lewis. The Court gave judg-
sixth Presbyterian Church vs.. Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad. This case came up upon
motion 70 strike cause from the calendar for
want o. 1urisdlctloni which was argued but not
Victor c. BarrangeF was admitted to the bar.
Circuit Court-JudEe Humphrsys.
This court was engaged with appeal cases yes-
Police CoHrt-JudHe SneIl.
Y. Hart, yagrancy, woTkhouse; Spencer Car
ter, array lined %; VIM. Chase, ARRAY, fined o.;
Anthony Moran, profanity, nned o; Josie Powell,
do, -; Patrick BuTk, do %; o. n. CANT do, %;
James Edwards, do, %; Vim. Skelly, assault on
Annie Clark, nned $40 and costs; Mary Taylor,
dis0rderly, lined o; Eliza Washington, do, hned
SO; Rachel 0oodal, yagrancy, workhouse for
% days,
National Republican., 1873-05-28
SATURDAY, MAY sf, 1919.

Unprecedented, Psremptory, Unrcseryed.
Our Forced Sales
of Entire Stock
Beginning To-Day.
: Best Domestic,
Good English,
Finest Scotch.
so Good Suits, SIS Fine Suits, Gao Best Suits.
Light Shades,
Medium Shades,
Dark Shades.
to suits attl0, t22 Suits at t5 t2T Suits at 80.
Positive Facts,
Rare Bargains,
Duy Early,
In Boys' Suits
We oner The Same Inducements.
% for an o. Suit,
81 for a go Suit,
SO for SIS Suit.
Oyerstocked, Must Sell, No Reservation.
HALLE BROTHERS,
Fashionable Tailors,
Corner Seventh and ID streets.
National Republican., 1873-05-28
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

-B. y. Gehman,of Urbana, ohlo,is stopping at
the KiTkwood house.
-ChAs. y. Pollock,o N. Y; I'D: :Horner, ,Baltl-
more; DIR. j. p. killlan, Va, are al the Metro
politan.
IF. J. seybolt, d. q. uttleneId and CA. Dur
gin, Of N. Y; Capt. Stellhammer, U. 8. A.; Rev.
J. E. Massey, Va, are at the National.
WINS. Rnnd,o Ky; J. y. Austin, Ark; J. p.
Blake, II. l.; Thol. Huntington, Va; A. Owens
and John Dunlop. Pa, are at the st. James.
Titus Hammersley and wife, England; Z.
W. Cross and wife, Detroit, Mich, and DR.. H. l..
wayland, Philadelphia, are at the Ebbitt house.
Robert McClelland, Chicago; Capt. Moore,
U. 8. A.; r. A. Crawford, Ca; Hon. John Balson,
Boston; Gen. John K. Mulford, Richmond, Va,
are at the Imperial.
Hon. q. A. Finkelnburg, 81. Louis; T. D.
May, Hartford, Conn; Dr.. l.. Heck and wife,
Lancaster, Penn; II. y. Scull, Philadelphia; John
NJ. Gardiner, II. L. Harrison, New York, arc
stopping at Wlllards.
National Republican., 1873-05-28
IIone

can ia secured at cheap rates by attending the
yaie of lots On Thursday next, AZ . ?. ~, on I
= sireeL between Fourteenth and fliteenth
directs, by Latlnler q Cloary, apetloneVls'
National Republican., 1873-05-28
''Lay On, NIaedun! and damned be he
Who nrst cries, Hold! Enough 20

Who nrst cries, Hold! Eneush T"
re- WE ARE NOT OyERSTOCKED. Il,
~ We are not selling at cost. ze
~ We are not slaughtering goods. -zs
We are, however,
We are, however,
We are, however,
selling the same suit which those houses that are
OVerstocked I Selling at cost, 6c.,
are selling at
SO. Ten Dollars. $40.
We are selling
We are selling
this suit at
Eight Dollars,
Eight Dollars, o..
Eight Dollar,
s.. Eight Dollars.
Thls Is what we are doing, and invite you to
call and examine them, assuring you that they
are
Finer Cut, and
Trimmed NiScr,
than any ten-dollar suit In the market.
A. sAks Co, $40 eseventh street.
BOYS ALPACA JACKET; ,,,., n,o, su,,.
Boys Linen Drill Suits.
ChildrenS Linen Suits.
At ElsKhAN Bro,
: 300 Seventh street. three doors above L.
Large, Airy Rooms,
with 1rst-class table board, and at very low
prices, for the summer, for rent nj the Marston
House, corner Fifteenth street and New York
avenue.
National Republican., 1873-05-28

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street.
pays 9 per cent per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours . to Z; satur.
days, . TO 4 and Q 10 8.
National Republican., 1873-05-28
nneh.

ln the Circuit Court yesterday Mr.. r. s. Davis,
well-known lawyer, having continued 10 speak
Humphreys " ST down, was nncl SO iOr
contempt,
National Republican., 1873-05-28
DYEING AND SECURING.
RRADY FOR THE SPRING TRADE.

PRADY FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
With q full corps OF hrstolAAs wnrkmen q com.
plete stock Of the best foreisn and Domestic Dye
stuifs, nc, kc., am fully prepared 70
CLEAN OR RECOLOR LADIES' AND GENTS
BPhINu AND SUMMER WEARING APPAREL,
promptly and IN the best manner.
W. II. w ii X AT RY,s
PREMIUM STEAM DYEIHQ AND BOOURIRa
WORKS.
~, Estabhshed ISL, Premium awarded iaL
OffICE-l2 JEFFERSON SfREET, GEORaE-
TOWN, d. u; =. o. BOX 7SS aps
National Republican., 1873-05-28

Palmer Green, OF Georgetown, have great
variety Of new Soda Water Apparatus for sale at
ones taken In exchange; also, pure Soda Water
In steel fountains.
National Republican., 1873-05-28
TAX SALES
HR4SEsEBICs sp n I'm 9AFEs aiEE " FTEEghQS9 Eh hQ9

Notice hcrtb ~ Fiven that the following property
was seld iVr tsIss ax M and y E NJ. "a rSdssIsd sn9
adycrtisementJ prior 70 MAY q, ie7a, dceds VII
issue % tho PgIchesor in lhe eorPorate name % me
lava JOHN y. COOK,
National Republican., 1873-05-28
CITY ITEMS.

HONESTY Is the best policy In medicine as well
as In other things. Ayers Sarsaparilla Is gem
cine and blood purifier, decidedly Superior 10 the
poor limitations heretofore In the market. Trial
proves II. 60
THE sgw CoLosSADE HoTEi, Philadelphia, Ia,
Is the most centrally located hotel In the city.
DooLkY's YEAST POWDER Ia the cheapest, but
cults, rolls, &c., prepared In few mlnutes.
A STARLTNg TRUTH Thousands die annually
from neglected coughs and colds, which soon
ripen into consumption, or other equally fatal
diseases OF the lungs; when by the timely use Of
q single bottle Of DIR. WlstaT's BalsAm Of Wild
old age.
National Republican., 1873-05-28
National Saving. Rank

PALMER a GREEN'S steel fountains are the
only ones suitable for drawing soda water
frnIn
National Republican., 1873-05-28
c 0 K E..

Orders left at tho
GAsLIGHT OFPICE,
No, tlSG Zenith street, Al I'll First strei southWea
oornerIhird aud u BtTeeis, or ITO ridge EtI %
GsorSseoNn, Nll.bs pTonI w At'andl q 70. ocitI
National Republican., 1873-05-28
Tho washiaEtsa City savings Bank,

FREE OF CHARGE.-steel soda water fountains
and draught fixtures 10 loan BY Palmer Green,
GeOrRetown, ID, q,
National Republican., 1873-05-28

corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on all deposits Depos-
Its can be made and drawn at VIII.
National Republican., 1873-05-28
NOTICES or NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
gavaFal 0Fat- -el laaa ro0na rent


Several nrst-class rooms for rent.
John T. Lovejoy has q stray COW.
A stylish no-top buggy Is offered cheap.
A Russian leather belt and bag has been lost.
A new three-story house Is offered for sale or
rent.
See advertisement Of Phil. II. WEIGH In to-daya
issue,
Astrawberry festival will DO held at uamline
hall tonight.
t. N. Naudain has received his full stock Of
summer goods.
Eureka II. A. Chapter, No. 4, Masons, win be
held this evening.
A special meeting Of the Grand Lodge, I. .. q.
", will be held this evening.
The stockholders Of the fnnklin Insurance.
Company will meet Monday, June ..
A strawberry festival for the beneft OF tho
Industrial Home School will be held this evening.
Jas. Guild will sell on Thursday, May %, at
$50 O'Clock, p. m, quantity Of Towering plants.
The eleventh grand family festival for the benz
ent Of st. Ann's Infant Asylum will be held on
Monday and Tuesday, June and ..
VIM. L. Wall A Co. will sell to-day, at 10 O'Clock,
a. M, an assorted collection Of furniture; also,
on the same day, at 10 m, pony phaeton and
harness.
National Republican., 1873-05-28
Important 10 DruEEiyts, &c.

J. II. Sauier q; Co.,
Bankers, No. l4lo Pennsylvania avenue, pay {
per cent on all deposits. I
National Republican., 1873-05-28
BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES.

.ho,,a III ,h ovVns ~ a. A. y" ~ NJ NJ rho.s.
commend our readers TO the American Tea
Store, corner OF seventh and streets, for pure
Tea, and Coffee that Is roasted fresh every day.
Also the best grades OF Flour fruits OF the nnest
qualities, and fancy Groceries, all OF which are
sold at New York prices. III 80 -
Dowling's Tea Store, corner Of seventh and
streets, Is the place to buy the finest goods at
New York prices.
BY all means go TO Dowllng's American Tea
Store, corner Of Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1873-05-28

GENrLEhKNS BUSINESS SUITS,
Of Our Own MAnufactule,
In Plain Colors,
In Broken Checks,
In Chevolts,
In SILK Mixtures,
- In Blue FlAnnels,
all at unusually low figures, for cash. Come
and realize the truth Of this assertion.
NOAH WALKER A Co.,
81 Gil Metropolitan Hotel Building.
BOYS, BOYS, BOYS CLOTHING.
BOYS, BOYS, BOYS CLOTHING.
BOYS, BOYS, BOYS CLOTHING.
We make the BOYS TRADE an especial fea-
ture In our business, and parents may rely on
procuring at this establishment Boys Clothing
well cut well made, well trimmed and durable,
NOAH WALKER A Co.,
Gil Pennsylvania avenue,
81 Metropolitan Hotel Building.
National Republican., 1873-05-28
Wedding.

The marriage OF Mr.. D. g. Jones, chief clerk OF
the Board OF Health, to Miss Katie Wood, daugh-
ter Of the late Prof. George Wood, Of New Hamp-
Epiphany, last evening. Rev. J, Vaughan Lewis,
Of -. Johns, oniciating, assisted by Rev. Dr.
Watkins, OF the Epiphany. Mr.. George II. Wood,
brother OF the bride. was groomsman, with Miss
Edna Burgess as bridesmaid. The bride was at
tired In heavy white silk with trimmings of
white satin, tule and point lace, with nowinH
train, the veil being OF tulle and fastened with
wreath OF orange blossoms. The bridesmaid
wore dress OF white Swiss, trimmed with Nallen-
ciennes, and looped up with pale blue Ribbon. A
grand wedding reception was Afterwards held
at the st. James hotel. Bon royuJo to the happy
palr.
National Republican., 1873-05-28

The finest brands OF Tea, and the best grades
Of Coffee fresh roasted every day at the Tea and
Coffee Store, 40 Pennsylvania avenue, nearly
opposite the National hotel. eotf