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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04
HOARD or HEALTH.

Dr. r. r. Reese Elected Health Omcer.
The Board OF Health met yesterday evening
DR.. @. O, Cox In the chair, and DR.. d. W. Bliss
Mr. Msrbury, from the committee on finance,
submitted bills amounting 10 t2S; which were
ordered to be paid. He also reported adversely
on decreasing the pay Of Inspector Luddlngton.
tee, made q report recommending that the ser
vices OF Inspectors Colclazer and Norton be dis
penscd with. Adopted.
Dr. Cox, from the committee TO whom the res
EQUATION Of DR.. ID. W. Bliss as health officer was
referred, made the following report
The committees TO whom was referred INC le'-
" ,Se soe s sSor 81
the same, and In so doing beg to express theft
regret at the necessity which prompt. the reslg-
nation % 70 valuable an ocer ssn ,ne nsn
which he discharged the important and RESPONSE
bic duties Of his department.
JOHN MARBuRr, JR.,
J. N. LANasruN.
The members Of the committee each made
short remarks, reRrettipg the necessity Of his
vacatlng the position and speaking In the most
Mandatory terms Of his administration as health
officer.
Dr. Bliss replied to the remarks, expressing
his regrets at being Obliged ~ vacate the posi-
tion, setting forth That his business ems semenis
prevented him from holding the position. He
returned thanks TO the members Of the board
The health oiicer reported The distribuiion Of
poe bushels Of Stacked lime iron, June ~ TO july
4 In the streets and alleys Of Washington aud
DR.. Bliss submitted resolution declaring the
following premises nuisanccs aud Injurious 70
health, and ordered their abatement. Frame
house No. as street northwest; frame shan
ties on O-street alley, between Fourth and Fifth
and N and streets northwest, Adopted.
On motion Of DR.. Bliss, Mr.. MArbury aud Prof.
Lsngston were appointed committee to wait
on Gov. Cooke regarding the payment to the
poor class for the clothing destroyed during the
prevalence Of the smallpox.
The secretary read several communications,
complaining OF nuisanccs In the different por.
tons of the District, which were properly re-
ferred.
Prof. Langston offered a resolution repeating
any regulation. heretofore adopted by the board
fofbiddinR the appointment Of any person q.
health ofiicer other than = member thereof
making the secretary OF the board eg oeci,
health ofIlcer. Adopted.
An election OF health ofiicer was then entered
Into, resulting In the choice Of Dr. 2. 7. Keene
Adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04

On Wednesday night last, about 8 O'Clock, q
dinlculty occurred on Third street, South Wash
Smslwood and VIM. A. Fortune, which for d
time bid fair TO result In q serious termination.
A quarrel arose about the division OF some
wood In the heat OF the dispute threw q brlckbat
at Fortune which he lodged, but which hit a
colored girl and knocked her senseless. For
tune then drew revolver and fred at his an
tagonist the ball taking effect In the right side,
Just below the ribs, after which he ran away,
Onlcer Westphol shortly appeared on the scene,
aud after directing the injured man where 10 20
shootist, who was finally captured at his home.
and attempts TO justify his action on the ground
81 self.defence. The child that was Knocked
wound Is considered dangerous. fortune was
taken before Judge Smell yesterday, and was
committed for q further hearing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04

Anssements snd CeIehrafioss fer To-day.
Long before We went to press this mornins
menoed in rood earnest. Tne boys hsd an IN.
limited supply Of India crackelr, and the aide
wsiks 70 the yicinsfs Of this ofioo were little
we're sso ws 2, MANI e, TIE sos
and Roman candles, and with these they Scared
the SAY 70 their hearts content.
y, Mri W,a ,ao :, :. carry hour wen, 70 bed
chief" "rns Battle-cry q Freedom "Red,
he couldn't sleep. The urchns had comm nccd
isanins IL he daylight and urging on a"w snil
time. 70 the hour of twelve to-day, when he will
Al the same hour the OLDEST Inhabitants, the
grave and reverend selgnors Of the clty, those
who have seen old thrones rent, dynAsties rise
And xm, az s,as, and queens "oite the dust. while
tons and holds the right Of the line In the great
procession OF empires, will meet at the City HALL
The venerable and beloved Dr. John D. blake
will preside. The Declaration Of Independence
WI be read I'd Y nj. Jsnkis Thomas, and an ora
THK WHITE LOT,
tles o. tie day. 4 triangle win be ridden ~ he
boys, and sack racs will take place. Eve dol
lars viii DC given 70 any one who can ride the
and NJ John 7. johnson viii deliver an GRAFTON.
THE KNIGHTS OF ". PATRICK,
.,y,, ,,.,,s u M isuu,u. " me ptincipics o.
nv. n,osn, WI, meet ,ne,r hsli oslock
ecir,rste IN ssS " ''' ""a 'ho" iA'h'hes W
~ ,,iv a,y,-vr,,vn.u
gcrbunG. Axiom and a,,ce s,an. All sne
NM n,,,,n,, rsau u Sce .uns ~ meet LOT !
bsnS wS,nS III 10y, lay ensaseu me MsIine
music. Addresses will he made, and while
~ tns,r s.,on,a nV' vi. .ne sr,rt iana
yated' -''p"'" WIN w appropriately ca'''
Ar aaxxx srv,vo
thu "Name,ess ks.or, ssiann ~,n ,,,,
live and tovfu nirn,r Slr.u' PARLIAMENTARY ~ ~
made fur usnci,,g. n'i,s ssoa,,n w, ~
There VIII be M dir,.,,,, ns ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04
sALUrED WITH DEATH.



Last night abolt O'Clock, - party OF Ren-
uemcn named q Bresenhan, James O'Nelil.
John Pendergrsst ~ Mkchaei PenderRrnss were
s!ttlng on the steps Of nj. Z Brsssnsan's, o b
sereet north, between First and Second streets
1s is.s ss!s .d %sa :1 med. J.%s:
y the door with shot gun In his hand, and re-
mail q o. . ne pal am No A nssro and
shoulder aud nred Into the party, the load taking
elect In the left arm Of Nj. Bresenhsn beIweeii
the elbow and shoulder. innictlnT an ugly
wound, which bled rrofus-ly. His oonpsnions
tied up the wound until the arrival d Z physl-
Dan, who ordered his removal to the Providence
hospital. MT. Bresenhan 10 regarded q quiet
md orderly man, ana has q wife and -four chill
Gen depending upon him for support. shann-
Van 10 . laborer q The Capitol, and q consid-
Sed 2 yery dissgrse.hIs ~. AZ e time Of
liquor. After the smoothing. shsnahan ran
arongh hla house g .ns yard. whore he Jumped
nen a work securing the city for him, and ex-
Reco 70 oo ebie 70 catch him before he succeeds
= leaving ne city. The csnse OF the shooting
= Stated 70 have been on aocount OF "A old fued
nat has existed between the two for some time
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04

To the Editor If he National Rspubiieap;
siR Vincent A. Hubbard, the .'missinQ pape. y
as announced In the evening papers found AZ
Hamilton, Va, among his friends son q VISIT
was, - stated by the said friends, ''ln q de.
ranged state of mlnd-haying no recollection Of
leaving home, and was completely bewildered ~
finding himself among them" The informstiou
was sent by his friends, aud Its reception MAS,
without any doubt Whatever, tho salvation o|
his mother, who could never nave survived
another twenty-four hours under the terrible
imaginlngs OF what might be or was his condL
ton or end. Respectfully, THB rAruIk
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04

A short distance from the head Of Connecticut
avenue, where the cars now stop, X. N. Hall
real estate broker, has subdyded one hundred
acres OF beautiful property, and Offers II for sale
u 1nely wooded, and commands nne views
There Is bargain In this property, AZ II Is 10
Gated near the CITY limits and near street cars,
right 10 the line of progress,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04

had rousing benefit last night. The volunteers
for the occasion were well received, and they
handsomely lightened up the entertainment. In
her grand variation Amelia dorenno displayed
excellent talent ~ dAnseuse, and Marie G0ren-
40, As Mrs. Bomerton, 10 the farce OF "The
smithA and Browns" proved herself q capable
actress. Nellie Edwards and Fannie Kent are
ginning In popularity. Tho contortion act OF the
Claire listers Is principal feature OF the enter
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04

man Of prompt dsoision, clear judgment a. d
business habits can successfully transact the
huslnes q before him. Oply man OF considers
atioi, IA auaiiied for tine position, and, may
add, but few succeed. Justice TO the present To-
cunibent would require an extended eulogy, II
IN. from carelessness 10 care, from neglect TO
prnmptnens has been remarked by all. i.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04
THE MARCH or IMPROVEMENT.


THE MARCH OF IMPROVEMENT.
Recent Work efthe Heard Of Pablo wssks
-imprsvcstuts IN vsrisus sec'ssss Of
the City.
From the opening Of the present working sea-
son, which, it will be remembered, was much
delayed by cold and wet spring, the city has
been fast emerging from ts unpleasant condi-
ton In sections whore work had been len inoom-
plete last fall, and these localities arc now pre-
sentips AZ appearances Of uniformity and clean
lines perhaps not exceeded By the more wealthy
aud central portions Of the city. l.'.-
signed and made by the Board Of Public Works
Is that no partially as to location has been man
ifest IN them. Those which pass the tenements
Uaon bear he e 81 sspo "a sSS gS
thought IN their elaborate and skulful nnah As
those which pass the property Of the millionaire,
anu spresu seelr attractions and facilities before
since winter closed the northwestern section
OF our city has been gradually Yielding 10 the
n sn. touch Of labor and sk until lthss risen
be thing Of beauty. Streets lmpassable during
last winter have now become the thoroughbred
OF travel, and the especial delight Of our pleas
sixTnxHru STRICT.
Among these we may instance Sixteenth
street; rhl s wide s and elegant avenue. which
suburban retreats Of Kalorama, Meridian Hill
and Mount Pleasant, to which latter place car
riagewy connection has already been, In part,
nns ,srn,,oa .,,x "g ,noIoasnes ~
now Is In Philadelphia, Sixteenth street 10 fast
becoming the pleasure-drive of Washington,
presiise 10 pressure Of Ss,,Ssss '. demands ana
become the dusty highway OF mercantile life.
rather than the quiet, inviting road Of pleasure.
nrovsn,sn,. ~ ~ ,,.,,s ~. ~ ~, s,
Government Al the Intersection Of Massachu-
.,s,.s,. oe,aa ,n, ess oo.n ~ .nvsc
M w,ntep and snt,ng nsca,, " .n. uu,ns
business vesIcies, which could riss e,rhsesn
Snv =, ,s,s nnn, 1871, y. y, ,sv2ssy,
~ ~, !, ~, rr,, ~. y, o,aes.1ne, unon
scott. nave succeeded ina siougn bciore r,ferrrJ
IN wh,ic on eiiber slde ~ ,Ss .,ycrIse res.rvs
ION ARE trisnrular reservst,ons Sitn ,%naes,
VAN Of ouestons bs,vesn wh,cn snG NJ ~ cu,h
are 10 he neat grss. ris,s snd IN ~. r-c,se ~
which spaces are 20 be elegant Fountain. sur n.
'on ~ NY, r nv ar n9meeas anu ~
of me Iiosi beautifui locstians ~ mr. civ Tar
| immedlately aIioiniog this snoi' AMI covs,in .
the front 81 an entire square, n Mr.. Corcoran Z
| IotiIsE ipnyE
more generally called .The widows Home. -
IL il q modern mansion of over 100 feet sauare.
| four stories and Nanaard roof bu,lt ~ nrrasss,
bt,ok. Win brown.sonc tT,,,,m,ns, " .bd sss'
| rounded by a spsrious rsrlen coyerins over An
acre Of ground filled with frees and shribbery.
/ Lane shAll nave been placeJ on IA srsnltr fonu.
| dntion. nj emblem al Ms stsbiliiv a chsrsStrr.
| amid this surrounding Of sparkiins fountsins'
smiling Mowers and ver,Iant grsss. ms viii be
/ regarded as one Of the charactertstc attractions
al - Dodern improvements
na~A s,Tsenns AVENUE
Is a w. ss, from seventh 70
| month"; Ita sDacious "a rrin vewav nj yooJ its
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04
Fire.

The alarm OF nre sounded from box os this
morning at one O'Clock was caused by tho burn
Ing OF the rear parts OF stores Nos. p2p ana vol
seventh street, occupied by X. Rensher and III
Bensheimrr. Loss 800. Tho fre Ia supposed TO
have been the work OF an incendlAry.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04
81. Jsseph', Festival,

AZ . meeting Of prominent Catholic gentlemen,
asylum, It was determined 70 give the uustomary
annual festival for the benent OF the institution
at the new Schuetzen park, on Monday, the 18th
OF August next. The orphans will present q
which shall sell the largest number Of tickets,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04
pTe,,oc, f,r nc F.yrts or J,Iy,

"OttoCH I'VE tHu ESuFtu VI JuIys
Give me liberty or give me Wilson's Ale.-
Istoick Heary. 7I
Sink or swim, survive or perish, let us have
Wilson'S Aie.-,fohn adams.
1 still live, because drink Wilson's Ale.-
DantsI Webstsr.
When In the course OF human events It be-
comes Necessary " drink, drink Wilson's Ale.-
Thomas Js6trson. r. IH.
preserved by drinking Wilson's Ras1ing-
foa's Farereh Address. ~. -0FTI'..
Dy the KtsrnAi the Union must and shall be
preserved. To do II, drink Wilson's Ale.-a ndrep
Jackson,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04

The range Of the thermometer yesterday At
Hempler's was rs follows: 8 q. m, 81; 10 a m,
70; ~ m, 81; 2p. m, %; Z p m, %; p. m, 50;
8 D. m. 80.
So far Yesterday was the warmest day OF the
season. There was good deal OF suffering on
account OF heat, and many persons were pros
Just now cannot be too careful OF what they eat
and drink.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04
The Weather.

!. Al Cougelins drug store. on the corner Of
ter standing In the shAde during the entire day
waa a. follows BY comparison II will DO seen
that there IL quite difference between the Their
mometer At the points named at the same
hour: .. m, 80; ga m. %; 10 q. m. o.; II Q.
81 X 81 B. B 81 = r. B., " III B. B., g. g;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04

Great sale Of dry goods Will be continued to-
morrow; to-day being . nstional holiday, his
store In closed.
Those who have not seen his Advertisement
will please note that his store Ia located at No.
o2s Seventh street. where the street Ia being cut
down about four feet, hence the necessity for
closing business.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04
~. EXnURs!QNy = TOpPINo AT
TniE sis w x1k bE E;kytSs AS NJ T6hfStk

Tho nne steamer LADY OF THE LAKE Will leave
her wharf. footof Sixth STREET, July -
pssd ppps % ssoR Re- ri 4. q; 2 sSSs
rrh,Iar.day night Returning Will stop
seekers one Of the most and heslthfu trips
In ,his country. Those fond Of 1shiny and bsthins
GUT Port Monroe, yus de ltEsu. where they vii
md nne recommendation. The fare for ne Trip
de- rEsu and Norfolk, o: piney Point and
roint Lookout, ga Meals end st.ts.Ioom eIt,s:
jyiM DORSEY CLAaETT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04

should not fall to attend the trnstees sale Of the
valuable hotel property on y street, between
Ninth and Tenth north west, IN be sold by Messrr.
DuEcanson, Bowling q Co., on Saturday, July 0,
at Up. m. Full particulars In advertisement OF
Messrs. Phillips j Holister, trustees.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04

The 81. Paul Press Of the ssth nit, contains The
Following notce Of the death OF Colonel Edmund
Z. Paulins, formerly resident Of this city,
telegram from New York last evening
e brought she painful Intelligence Of the death q
Pioneer. Colonel Paulding, who md iona AMI.
Tered from disease Of u Throat grew 40 much
worse isn winter that De vent 70 Florida in
he went to New York In the spring 10 seek med,
icai advice. One Of his business sssoclates. who
nsd llst returned from New York. found that
nent physician; that he had already been much
benefited BY the operation, and that he was en-.
ts .r sanguine hopea Of speedy recovery.
cheerful intelligence before the teiesrspe over.
took him with sad news Of his death.
n, Major PsuldinF was still . young mAn-only
ecH. =, M an Tssn as asdoi splendid phys
gifted with nne executive sbllities and brilliant
talents As writer, though with very moderate
aWspos,.,on 70 exert the latter. lie was born in
hls grandfather was enc Of three famous men
who captured Major Andre, and the Celebrated
Commodore Pauldine vss his uncle. Having
course Of legal studies for the profession Of The
law, he came TO Minnesota In issJ, and settled
IN s., Peter, where he entered into a law part
and now Governor Of the State. In 1851 Mr..
PAuldlng was member Of the legislature and
We believe u was the next year that he was ap-
He was subsequently advanced 70 the position
OF chief paymaster q Washington. Here, In
consequences Of the failure Of bank, in which,
ss y ne 81 ARM Ss naS
arcsted ~ ne order Of Secretary ssAiton o. q
,,ssspesoat fos tls nalgr.otlcss % osAsr., aud
seoHsn e w., s:ss:lt q tss osesss Preferred
vss shortly siier~sr seIssssc M .n write, es
fecently met Rentleman from Washlnston. q
SotaTssspondent Of the ciaolnn.,i Ga.stis, who
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04

The following are the amounts contributed on
Trinity Sunday By several Of the Catholic
churches Of this city for the benefit Of Plus TX,
In response TO the circular OF Archbishop BAyiey
81. Aloysius, etsf; 81. Peters, $3.50; st. Matthew'S
$50; Immaculats Conception, 90; 81. Stephens,
t00; St. Martins, es0.b0.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04
Importaus for Rxesr.,.r. and P,e.,s,

supplied with Soda Water, Ginger Ale, Tonic
Beer, hc, In bottles and steel fonts, at short no.
uce, delivered 10 any part Of the District or
packed for shipment. Our Ginger Ale this sea-
trict. Bottles and steel fountains loaned free Of
charge, by PALMER A GHkkN,
QNnrUptaUn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04
THE PENSION OFFICE.
PENSIONERS OF Tug REPUBLIC

- ren-
"sss raid since the Beaisuiss Of tho
esvcrnmcnt - seventy-aye Tssus.rd
pesdIrs Ci.,u.-r.,.r..,,-us ,.,,.,,.-
As..s,x -. -. ''"'''"
r,. ',,,-
tnss s,n,.'s', '. VI tne hauon mas ~ various
seo.. s,..,',s. 'o payment OF VARIOUS sums h
-..s =, ,,, u ns uefence, ana tue bestow'
-..S... ~. aoun.s upon the WIDOWS and dc-
-. esuNos OF those VINO SACRIFICED theh
go. "o country might oe ssvch, recoa-
c..ns,,,a. uca'n occurred tnroagn the
Corass.. ~. y, oaue OF tne disease OF camp.
s', $50 mas " uinerent times authorized
s~ auneo'eu tne payment OF various sums 70
$3.50 s mao renuered service without having sui
.s,,,,..'' onu 'nc narlships and dlscomforts Of
800. =. seors nte' by legislative enact
nj nroo,i.a. y, . sere sometimes anucipateo
m, ,n,.r,,a', ~, pe.s'us wefe maue 70 those
,,.,.,., ., ".u 'nc oonui''ons named oy en-
s,ss -. ~. oe"s'n'eu scrvice OF marked bravery.
-. nsa, pssseu u INC next montn anef
,y,s !, raaa''s'D " inuepenucnce' Ssetn August,
a,.sn, s ~ ,,a p."s,ons !" .nose VINO msn' pc
us,n sen,smsor IN, al" r N .ne ,onow'ns mon.a
should enter the servlc, ana ccntinns 10 ~.
close, or their heirs n ieatn .souid ov.r,.ss
them.
Tho method prescri,ed nv ,. a. ....
VINO were entitled 10 pensions under the eariIct
enactneats was to request the state I,egisis.
lures 10 pay such as they declde,i verp entitled
and to report such payments to tbe Genersi gov.
ernment for reimbursement subseoueptiv the
method OF procedure was chanueI hr reon,,,n.
the Iudrcs Of DIstr,c, snd Clra,,,, o.. :, eisk
,or,n ~ ,,.,,.. ...1. u .ueut Sou'@ W per
Jim w. au.cs ssforo assigned to the Legisla-
lures OF the various StateI. Payments, how
ever, were not made upon the lists reported by
Tia iud,ciaI oo,ccr. n.,u - -. .. '.
,,,,.n....a., ~, uu.I n'ei Venncation and
o"pssou win tue rohs on ME In the War De-
mcnt wnen they were reported to Congress ~
the Secretary OF War and placed unon ina mar,
sion lists BY rrsolntIon ~ ,h., - Wv W.
ThIs n,.n - - " ."a' oouy'
,.,sn,,.. 80. 'ouna not 70 anord means for
aetecuns irands or Tor speedily adjusting such
a. were found to be mcritorious. And On The ., m
day OF February. iToa an a., -. - -"
.c,,h,nr r,,,.. ~ ~ ", 81 ~. Nsa passed. pr''
uk iu'e' W oe observed by the court In the
invesugation OF claims and providing that the
evidence upon which the declslon w.. n...,
should accompsny the renor, .ns - $3.50
,,o,. ,-,,h -. s.,.',,.r o'S sua muse rcguia-
sous' wv" some inouincauons, were continued
until March ?, 1919, when an act was passed au-
thoriz!ng the Secretary OF War 10 plsee \, m.
penalon rolls william, rsno,,,ns a., 49,, y" .no
rro.. ''P'''"s .ne hsu 70 Cor
ORGANIZATION or THE PENSION nuur.p
Tbi, authoIi,v wa. .xar.,sss s sossAo.
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Take Cara sf y,ur yoIvsb,es.

Gail and examine the Ore and bursiar.proof
vaults n o. ne safe n peposi, Company, corner New
ing Of securities, lewcls, silver-ware, or other
annum, according 10 sise. No business man can
anord TO do without them.
Taxi EARNING from ths chioago and Boston fires. !
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04

a town hall 49, public neeessity In every CON-
fell proud Of . spacious building Just erected In
their village by mr.. Charles r. Dougiasr. The
building 10 situated about the centre Of the town:
- Y nineay feet In length. thirty feet vide, three
every facility for accommodating q large audi
ence. Last evening the builder gave . brilliant
reception In the body Of the hall complimentary
- the Mignonetie Club, Of Washington. kil'e .
band was In attendance, . noe COLLATION. was
served, and the party spent the evening 10 q
1oyous dance. The hall II an attractive building,
and speaks well for the energy and public enter
prise OF Charles Douglass.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04

Licenses were issued ct the Realster's ONCE
wednesday for one hundred and sixty-one carts,
one hundred and twenty wagons, fifteen car.
eral licenses Of Q general character for con.
1Actorn, brokers, auctioneers, &C., issued,
amounting In al 70 three hundred and nifty.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04

Who Is Corieliaf She 10 making q terrible
fuss. She writes for the Sunday Gazette, She
has tremendous letter In for next sunday, Il
will make the feathers ny. It's great mistake,
probably, 70 suppose that "Cordclia'sn true name
is "Smith." Dy all means see tho Cazeffs. BE-
be set In the Gazette,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04

are now bottllng from 100 to 800 dozen day OF
Cincinnati Lager Beer for sale At grocery Sores
at $3.50 per dozen pints,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04

We are requested by the proprietors TO an
nounce 10 their friends that their celebrated
hotel, "The Arlington" will be closed during
July and August for repairs and alterations that
will give increased accommodations.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04

FO klCk sUMMkN DRIREs an
Pure lemon and raspberry syrups at ti.bO per
gallon ut go, nearly opposite the National
hotel. eobt
CAsroRIA Ia more than substitute for Castor
on. II Ia the only safe article In existence which
IL certain to regulate the bowels, cure wind
cholio and produce natural sleep. II IA pleasant
@ nke. NO more sleepless mothers OF crying
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04

IRON IN TUE BLooD.-when the blood IL well
supplied with its iron element, We feel vigorous
and full Of animation. IL Is an insuiiiciency Of
low-splrited; in such cases, the Peruvian Syrup
70 pfotoxtde OF iron) can supply this deficiency,
and itz use will invgorate US powerfully.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04

The GKlAr EsGLIsH RKnEDY for Iout and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
pAinta, either Of recent or long standing are NJ
xlsed 70 use Blairs 0out and Rheumatic Pills,
They can be relied upon a. the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered to the public, and
have been universally nsed In Europe for many
years with the grestest succesa Prepared by
Phour 4 HARaANr, $40 Strand, London, kngiand,
and sold BY all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04

kxeursieus for Fsurth Of Jsiy
supplied by Palmer Green with Lager Beer In
kegs and bottles.