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National Republican., 1873-06-19
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
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An uuAuNAu IN

HALk uRGNnAR MOL,
iorstcd uu the first door Of the waliAch buiid.
ing, was examined At Up. m. by Trustee Moore,
assl-lol Ivy Mcssrs. French, Hart, Allan and
others, In the presence OF hghly-cultivated
audcrre. among whom were noticed Gen. John
Eaton, commissioner OF education; z. Richards,
former superintendent Of schools In the Third
District; Hon. ), q. Wilson, o, X. Harris and
many others. Inc f1rst thing on the programme
after the singing was the practical arithmetic
class. This was examined ~ Trustee moore
with full satisfaction to himself and the visitors
present but u IA needless TO specify for all the
classee gave q good account OF themselves and
rejected credit upon themselves and their
Wheu the exercises were over the giving oil
| the medals was IN order, and Den. Eaton was
called 10 perform that agreeable task, which he
ses g Ss noy sSS SaS sooS
| advice 10 those who faile,l. The regular school
medal was awarded 10 Edwin L. Scott, for supe.
/ nor excellence In all his studies. Tue medal foi
Inc beat essay on the subject-'.cnelty to Ant
| mals"-which was offered last winter by the y
| 2. q. A., was awarded TO Allen Y. Clarke, and
Prize to Alien q. Clarke, bys. =. Z. A., Noyem
her, lsI2.r
Tue Kendall scholarship OF Columbian colleg,
was awarded to Edwin l.. Scott. Tho King
scholarshlp in Dickinson college was awarded
to Walter McElfresh. Diplomas were gwen tC
the following young gentlemen ChAs, W. Axe
Alien d. Clarke, scholarship; Daniel Curry, dc
Portnent; Daniel Foley, scholarship; W. X
Knight, penmAnship; Michael Kelly, attendance
| Walter Mcfarland, scholarship anil music.
Mr.. Hilton, the teacher Of this school, eylnce'
through hts pupils, the proper way 70 do so,l hli
capacity as teacher. The gentleman needs nc
praise at our hands from those who witnessed
the examination, but II Is only right that thos,
| whose opinions are more or less moulded By
what others say, should know that he Is an ex
cellent teacher and has done his whole duty.
mistake was made In yesterdays report OF thu
Yemale GrammeT school, taught by Mas Mirick
IL was Miss Florence Hinton instead OF Mis-
F1orence Hopkins who read the original address
At the beginning OF the exercises. Pardon us, Mis-
Florence; We will 10 better leNt time.
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nam ". sheldon; dialogue, Fresyh. Joseph Chsm-
beriaine and Isaac M, Taylor mtiic; piano solo,
latin, ofialnsl, Home, Ttsoshs n. Dawson; ora
iion. iChsIge of the Light hrigalks,- John Scott
battle: dialogue, French, T. W. Moore, w. q.
Lsfebvrr, y. B. Donaldnun, music; vocal solo.
30, Pair Dove Herbert N. Shepherd; debate,
'sWaa Crsar Truly Great Man Z" Herbert HAr,
ian, president Henry d. Harlan, W. Clayton
INfe6yrr, A. Morra johnson, IT.: mnsic; piano
solo, ''unldlng star March," 2. Alexis +. Davis;
Grafton, "what shall we do with tho Indians"
Charles T. q. EArte; uration, "Scene from Pick
wick Geo. u. HaztehurHt music, piano solo,
'TIortensia,r N. w. W. Jsonard; reading 10
Roman Soldier Reuben D. Johnson music;
duett, PROM X Gshrs and =. II. NaS; public
Ti,e entire exercises we're the mos. gratifying,
md the appearance Of the boys, as well A. the
sacgeas oi the performance, seemed 10 Indicate
thai 81 Clements hall, under the charge Of Rev.
j, A ssepherd, was a school Of high standard,
and vsn worthy OF place among the best
schotai In the land. Poe.
yHE NfssEs rERIETs SCHOOL.
The abnaal examination Of tho Misses Periey's
school took plare last evening at the Assembly
church. 1he attendance Of the friends and rela-
tlyea Of the peplls was large, and they seemed
perfegtly satiasied with the manner In which the
Misses ferley had conducted the school during
| he
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snIe, b, LalInrr IIs lIeary.

Lot 8, In square 500, situated on New York
avenue, adjoining L9ffieT's garden, containing
y9lO square feet, to Gatohell A Kelley, for 4Ok
cents per square foot, tJ,psO.lO, Also, lOL Q, "a
southeast, containing B,Tls square feet, 70 i.
Edward Clarke, for 70 cents per square foot,
fg2060. Also, lots ~ and %, In Sub OF square Oh,
situated on New YORK avenue, between Fourth
and Fifth streets northwest, and containing J,ssD
square feet, To H. W. lllnAlc, at 30 cents per
sduRfe foot, Ai29Lol,
National Republican., 1873-06-19
InionIo,,n RIreotn.

The residents OF Unlontowu have been con
siderAbly exercised 10 their minds for some time
and TO remedy this trouble Mr. solomon a.
Brown, In view Of this fact, recently offered q
resolution In the House VI Delegates for the
opening Of Washington and Jefferson streets.
This nuisance Of the closing Of these two streets
has existed for nearly year, and Mr.. Brown
Will receive the thanks Of his constituents for
future prevent the converting Oi public property
into nTlYatC use,
National Republican., 1873-06-19
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
OmcIaI visit 10 the Rnsins-Houss..

In accordance with an invitation from the
Board Of Flre Commissioners, the Committee on
Fire Department OF the House Of Delegates paid
visit yesterday afternoon to the several englne-
houses In the District for the purpose OF inform
ing themselves as TO the wants OF the depart
by Chief Engineer Cronln, President WllllamA,
Commissioner McDevitt, aud several members
Of the House Of Delegates.
The several houses were visited and thoroughly
Inspected, and the committee expressed them
selves highly pleased with the thorough dlsci-
plne which has been established. They all agree
that new houses are imperatlyely required for
the Georgetown and the Columbia companies,
and that No. Q (Franklin) requires large repairs,
The report OF the TIP will probably be fully ex-
planned 10 tho House, and the necessities OF the
department meet with reAdy response from
that body.
National Republican., 1873-06-19
Stree, Ra,Iroad 20 UnIoptown.

IL seems that the lOng-talked-of extension Of
the Metropolitan street railroad 10 the nAVy-yard
bridge Is soon TO be accomplished. number OF
monument gentlemen OF that nelghboThOOd had
an informal meeting at the ONCE OF the Board OF
Public Works yesterday, for the purpose OF ask
ing the consent OF the board 10 tho extension OF
said road from IT, present terminus, Lincoln
Park along Eleventh street 10 the bridge. They
were assured that n petitoned by the people In
teTssted, the board would not object, but cheer
fully Acqulesce.
M, Thompson, being one OF the delegation,
promised 10 have the cars running TO the bridge
within ninety days from the time tue privilege Is
granted. -,.
Hon. A. n. shepherd visited Unlontown the
other day, and made the impression that the
grading OF Good Hope hill would soon Do com
In tho IAll heIh In.
National Republican., 1873-06-19
E.eursion frem BaItIu,ere.

Tuttle, and Mstann, representing the Joint
Standing Committee on Education OF the Order
city yesterday, and had an interview with the
Grand Master and Grand Patriarch 10 make ar
rangements for an excursion OF the widows and
orphans under charge Of the Order In Baltimore.
10 take place on the nth Of July. The interview
was entirely satisfactory, and II Is probable that
eight hundred wards OF the Baltimore brethren
National Republican., 1873-06-19
DAMAGES ron IMPROVEMENTS.
Amounis Awarded 70 Geersetewn Prep
erty-Hoiderr.

The commission appointed to assess damages
for improvements 81 IN the city Of Georgetown
proved by the Board OF Public Works. The re-
port was forwarded to the Legislative Assembly
yesterday and the following appropriations asked
O, ,25O; Margaret Brelnna, t2oO; Margaret Moran,
t9OO; Jane Gross, $500; Alice Moran, tl 800;
Henry schmertx, socg Richard Cruit, sr., tsoo;
Ing Ing, ' sSSS; John 6iSbSns, ,soo; Caroline D.
Gieseklng, o. 900; wm. II. Lee, $50; Mary LIN
thicum, tI,OO0; Geo. and sarah oDonnell, 81 ZOO;
by he boarj1 <. GaIgisr, 500; Buckley 4 Mar.
Jury, q 600; N. Julia Barrett, $50; LW. Richie,
ssOO; II. oettinRer, l1o; j. J. Cook, $500; Maria
caSioS, si.SSO; J. q. snoot, t,iSC; 5. N. waters;
300; Potomac Insurance Company, 500; 4.
X. Fraser, 500; J. c. Nichols, tSdo; Jane A.
godey, q, 900; William VILLA. 4. Cunningham, % .eso,
Anton EbeTiy, $50; klehard Pstit, tl,0oO; ]. N.
May, ,l, 800; Frederick stohlman, sto0; John
Ddli, 500; Jane 7. Riley, 900; z. A. Lats, poo
Brooks, Sl'SoG i. 4. Miibufn, lao; jacob i;
Ramsbnrg $4,000; q. A.. Uppennan, $40; Mary
d, Dorsey, 500; g. D. Linn, o, $50; Mary CLARK,
sSiEs o S bauer U.s. J. "' f ssSSs ss S
agent, tl5O; :. Y. Buckey, .ilbo; y. II, RaIney,
$50 Ann Z. Thomas, o. 100, Clara Y. orme, sI5o;
W. +. FOmeroy, tjSO; q. II, Demlr, trustee, ii5o;
'GSS 5 RGSs + T. sssSffR%5 s.ssaSG. % SSa' 81
n. Adler tis9o; Ghas, A. s.9soesand, 9, ,O9o; X;
edes, executor, $500; X, +. Jackson, 600; John
7. Lee, $50; Lewis Cartwnght, ts5o John
Fsfsa:oa aa ~ SiSO; Y % JoSs:, ,oS @ S%iiy s3dR 4 4
Moiey sSsc1tsS .sS0 ''SS Tncs sac. c%Sar 80
| beth Cunningham, S2,S00; WIN. II. Chappelier,
1900; samuel Dlyal, ts5o; MARY A. fraihef,
800 Ffank sShesL q 500 ?. oeftly, sl,OOc; ..
sandy Alexander, $500; Johanna Brown $3.50,
estate Of Robert Getty, tl,sOo; y. \. samson,
/ li, 900; John W. Ferguson, tiOO; Ezekiel Hughes
500; AdOlph Butler, t50 Beverly Pryor, $500;
Lucy Berry. $500; John II. Murray, $500; George
| Aruilsted, $40; James Davenport $500; Na.
thAniel Turner, $40; Moses Wood, sibO; lIelon
BItson, $3.50; A. IL. Herr, iLbOO; Ohio z. Nun.
| caster, fibO; Charles II. Cfagln, trustee, 800;
Peter Mcintyre, tl,5Oo, Michael Gallagher, 800;
John Ceary, $500; Robert b. White, tIOO; Rich
i ard Cruit, sT., $3.50; Rebecoa Cartwright 5000; IT,
| b. Walker, tjs2; Thoolore Williams, ti5d; John
T. Norris, t5Tb Z. D. Mountz, $50; Elzar Curtis,
$50; John y. Lee, $40; A. T. DLrnes, $500; john
Wardell, 81 100.
National Republican., 1873-06-19
Can,t It be stoppedt

In view OF the immense amount Of public work
In process OF construction, the Legislative As
sombly NJ Its late session considered IL neces-
carts should Keep their vehicles sixteen feet
apart when driving. This action was rendered
imperative, from the fact that the drivers In
stTings Of fifteen or sixteen followed each other
trians. FOR awhile the law was observed, but
latterly the parties seemed 10 have lost sight Of
H. and now monopolise the streets, without re-
gard 10 either the comfort or convenience Of the
general public. II the police on the several
beats will sec 70 the enforcement OF the law they
will confer . favor on citizens and strangers,
National Republican., 1873-06-19
Hase uall,

The 1rBt game OF the championship series be-
tween the ResOlute club, OF Elizabeth, N. j., and
our Washington club, was played on the olympic
grounds yesterday afternoon, and resulted In Ia
voT OF the latter after well-payed and exciting
contest. steaTns, as usual, worked hand and
pitched well, while he was spendidly supported
by Warren, Thomas, Glenn, and snyder In the In
1eld and Hines aud Waterman In the Out-neld,
the two latter carrying on the honors for heavy
batting.
National Republican., 1873-06-19
AHenNXAnII

A suit has been entered BY Messrs. Webb and
lIine, attorneys, for the heirs Of the late Major
Thomas DJnOhO against Il. y. Gilbert, pu rchaSer
OF the BeAtOn hall and adjoining property. cor
neT Of Ninth aud d Streets Tue amount claimed
as the unpoTfOrmed contract ~ Mr. Gilbert, with
damages, v sl50,OoO,
National Republican., 1873-06-19
Take Care Of Yoar VaIaabIes.

Call and examine the nre and burglar-pIoof
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
ing OF securities, jewels, hllyer.WAre, OF other
yGluablea. Rents, from ten 70 sixty dollars per
annnm, according 10 size. No business man can
AFFORD TO do without them.
Tate parntng from the chfaJ0 aad B0st0n ne. I
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ON THE RAsIPAGE.
A CI,Iz.a BADLY beaten by Peu.dmeu

Citizen Badiy Benten by Peundmen.
Last night about O'Clock as i've Of the pound
masters men were on the search for animals
running At large they came across dog at the
corner OF Twelfth and II streets, and at once
proceeded to .netr it. After the task was ac-
oomplished, q son OF the owner OF the animal
came out and demonstrated with the pound men,
whereupon they began 70 cut the boy with
whip. Dr. Draper, who was present Rt the
time, cautioned the pound men against their ac-
tlon, when they set upon the doctor, and one
Of the party, s. Tyler, struck the doctor seyersl
times and broke his nose. Tyler was Afterwards
the remaining four,
National Republican., 1873-06-19
The BalrImors and Potomac RaIIroud.'

The tunnel OF this road will on Thursday next
be put into practical use, as the company will
At that time commence running trains from this
city into Calyert-stTeet station, and make
through connections with trains north, and
through trains will be run into the depot here
IL IL expected that ut least one dozen trains
each day will be put on, aud the schedule will
be arranged for the Though trains to make the
distance fTOm depot TO depot ti2 miles, In one
hour and ten minutes,
National Republican., 1873-06-19
eENsnsL clTYNEws.

NHHNh VIII NEWh. Z Z
Ter Addi,iouai Locals noe Pir., PaHei
Three thousand eight hundred bushels Of
GeorgetoWn yesterday. .....ar .....
The range Of the thermometer yeuteriat Al
Hemplerp was as follows 9 d M, eq; 10 Am,
81 ~ m mssi /, ap' m, 20 p. m, 80; W. m, 81;
Tuesday night one Of the inmates Of the re.
form school. colored boy, left the Institution,
taxing with him valuable gold watch and about
$50 In gold belonging 10 one Of the ofiicers.
building Ga rfS on Norm SsS caSs .ss sSs ps
! streeta, fell from q ladder, breaking hls Jaw
bone. ofncer Taylor conveyed him 70 lis home.
The lovers Of the national game are on the
lne olympic grounds, between the Creighton on
lptessnt championD aud the Chesa peake ciuhs
Il is expected That the attendance will be large
As nne game Ia promised.
1n the report Of the school examinations yea
srday credit was given 10 Mss Florence Hop
kns for an essay, which the young lady with be-
coming nodesiJ desires should be credl: ed
"s S S'SS @ se s'S IN P"s Sasdn Ms. ..s spSsSS, S
compllnented. THIS correction Is made In Jus.
tloe 10 both parties.
Permits to build were issued to the following
ssssTSa SssnL. SsapSs eleven tinESessto.y
Ninth northeast; W. q. IioltSman, two'story, be-
tween First and Second and q aud d streets
Saiidinss, Maryland avenas. between sixth and
Seventh streets northeast.
NOTICES OF NEW ADyKRrisRsIKNTs.
See notice 10 produce dealers. e.
See the personals" In to-daJ's issue. ..
A ono Or two-horse power machine for sale,
LIE Zug a Co. want carts and teams at once.
Remove Hotel was opened for boarder June
18th.
TN. Jackson is selling his boots and shoes q,
cost.
N. o. Copeland, awning maker, sia LouIsIsus
Ten shares Of Harmony Bolldlns Association
| stock for sale. = ..
K.J. Sweet, real estate broker and auctIoucer,
sill Seventh street.
T. N. Naudaln Is offering dress goods at a trc.
ncndous sacrifice.
The Atlantic Base Ball Club will play the
| Washington club to-murrow.
Three adjoining lots In a very desirable 1oca
i tlon on Meridian Hill for sale. |. q 2
Tho strawberry festival for the benent Of ths
Second Baptist church will be cUntinucd.
A lot Of horpes, suitable for driving aud saldli
| purposes, have Just arrived At Rainey's stables.
Tue sixteenth annual commencement Of Con
zaEa College will take place on wednesday, Junt
Green 4 Williams will sell on Wednesday, Jun,
| rs at $50 O'Clock p. IN, valuable building lot
on Seventh and Eighth streets northwest.
"a. Boswell d Co. have postponed the sale o
valuable building lots on First street west, be
| tween Virginia avenue and ID street southwest,
National Republican., 1873-06-19

the well-known and much-appreciated watch
maker Of this city, who was FOR q long time N
the arm Of Robert Morrill,, has taken tho
watch department ~ Princess new iewelry
establlahment, No. pae Pennsylvania Avenue,
and can In future be found there By his friends
and na trons
National Republican., 1873-06-19
To Iii. Creditors.

The undersigned would intimate To those call
ing and not seeing him, and go away Imagining
he Ia not about that II Ia q mistake; for he can
be found daily In his private once over the
Bazaar from a. M. 10 I p. m.
NJ. II. PRfscE,
1909 Ponnaylyania avenue.
National Republican., 1873-06-19
Impor,a.t 10 6russi.t., Sse.

Palmer a Green, Of eeorgetown, have a great
manufacturer prices and terms. beoond-hand
ones taken In exchange; also, pure Soda water
In steel fountaina-
J. N. saufef a. Co.,
Bankers, No. ltis Peunsyivsnia avenue, pay.
per cent on all deposits.
National Republican., 1873-06-19
Jus, R.s.l,. a From New ysr..

TnE NEW .ColoNApE Horn, on Chestnut
street Philadelphia, Pa, Is nearest to Paramount
National Republican., 1873-06-19

The following have been elected otioerl OF the
major James Young, adIutAntj Lieutenant
W0rmley, quartermaster; Sergeant LnwlS, quar-
termaAter sergeant, and Sergeant DfTet, ser
geant major,
National Republican., 1873-06-19

Tomorrow (Frdayl afternoon the old Atlantic
nine Of Brooklyn Will visit this city aud play
their lrst championship match with the wash
lngton club on the Olympic grounds. (See ad-
ygFtiEeneltl
National Republican., 1873-06-19

Nuttouh Savings hank,
corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street.
pays q per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar mouth. Danking hours 70 4; SAtur-
days, . 10 and 70 g. 4
National Republican., 1873-06-19

" Ja-s Rsesis,d frs,n New York.
okNTDs ~ hSp ~ BOYS STRAW HATS s'c'' sec''
wSifE iSfif X 'I an coloREp SHIRTS, NEW
sSsHEa ssEhfs ttssbERsiiiis4s Oh s ri slS AND DRAWERS,
WY sY iRoSsFRdk fif6 sfocK TRUNKS &C., GOOD
NscKwRAH. HOSIERY, GLOVES, COLLARS,
s6ca tSy ~, or ALL KINDS, CHAP; I,,s FoR
sso Seventh street northwest.
o, near new market
lTo NICE sUNMEs pRIsEs. sTu
hotel. eoot
INV srnLw IILr AND BosNEr RLEloaERr. Ics
care. Late from England. 0|
aTO. Pure French Candy a1O
is manufactured daily and sold at the low price
nue, nearly opposite National hotel eoti
41OJ Tea and Coffee. .470
The finest lnds Of Tea, and the beat grades
OF Coffee fresh roasted every day at the Tea and
opposite tho National hotel. eou
TAkE AYERS SARslrARIiLA 10 purity the blood
and purge out the humors, pnpes, hollis, and
sores, which are merely emblems Of the rotten
ness within. 90
CAsroRiA Is more than q substitute for Castor
Ia certain TO regulate the bowels, cure wind
cholic and produce natural sleep. IL Is pleasant
70 take. No more sieepless mothers OF crying
babies.
kassi's Centaar Linis,cat
curfd mora WnnharfuI ra of m al linn
aches, pains, sweliings, frostbites, caked
breasts, burns, scalds, salt-rheum, ac., upon the
nS%s. nSan irsIs and strains s.. ae
tended remedies have since the world began,
The recipe Of the Liniment and certfncates d
rem.rkshle cures accompany each bottie, and
will be sent gratis 10 any one. II s no hurnbuG.
There Ia no pain which it will not relieve, no
swelling II win not subdue, or lameness " will
S not sOsf T;adS Or ssn
per for family use; the yellow wrapper for ami
mails. fH~r J. n. RokH a Co,
% BrosdwAy, New York.
THE GRkAT RRoLisu RkNKDY for Gout and
hheumAtism. Al slnerep from the above con-
p,.nts either q recent Or long standing are ID
They can be rolled upon as the most safe and
eneotual remedy ever offered 10 the public, and
have been universally used In Euro2e nor many
years with the greatest succesa. Prepared by
PRouf HAmANr, s2o Strand, London, kngIand,
and sold By all druggists
WHIT. clean, sound teeth. All may have by
uhing daily 1HuRsroHs lvoJ Pearl Tooth
Powder; price % and % cents per bottle.
B.AuTIru,l soft, glossy hair. all desire q. al
pomade optime. fnoe, 70 and 20 cents Per
j; :G.s ks ,sg 'A ,sss ssss
Cleaner VIII renovate them thoroughly; price -
cents per bottle. An sold hy dfuEGists and
W., !. N ,s,,,sv sry. /. m a,,,,,o,,,vv,va y, Al.
fkRA, whenever q plaster N needed, arc unri-
vailed. Prioe %, 10. and 10 cents each.
National Republican., 1873-06-19

Edward Jordan. Referred to the cOmmlttoo on
Claims. "
on motion of Mr. Coz, t1e Hodse resolved IL
sell Into Commlttee o. TIE Whole for The puf-
priation Tor the Union Female Bensyolent Soci-
ev ot 0eorgetown;" which was considored And
teported 70 NE House whom, there being no
X m the IIonsn s,lionrnaJ y - -@T ~NN'0s
National Republican., 1873-06-19
LETTERS FROM TINE prOplE.
sh.r, IYn,nr CammnnirnlIon.


N ne Editor ItAs Hsaorai Rspublieans' " a r..
sIR: In place Of the long. tortuous and tedious
navigation Of the Potomac river ship canal Of
between twenty-five and thirty miles would
hnori quick and oasy transit for vessels 10 the
open bay. Tne strata Of tho country 10 be
traversed, n we arr Informed BY the report Of
Ducatel, State geologist OF Maryland, are Of very
land ls low and level, while the engineering DIM
cultiea 10 be surmountcd In the construction o.
this work arc by no means formidable. There
Of granite, Eneis or IImestone 10 penetrate. The
successful completion Of this enterprise would
arori q twofold advantage commercial faclll-
during wat. We ali remember In what jeopardy
the capital OF the nation WAS placed during our
late civil counct, when its railroad communioa-
proposed canal would obylate the recurrence Of
sueh state OF Affairs and, In addition, render u
easy, 10 case Of hOstiities with foreign power,
for fleet OF iron-Clads and transports stationed
AZ convenient point on the O6esapcake and
Delaware, by reSelvtnR Timely Information By
telegraph from signal stations situated at the
and oi the % Po,o%ss riyer % to sail eiieStasliy q
the relief Of Philadelphia, Baltimore OF Wash
lngton, from the aggression Of foreign naval
route TO whichever Of these places should be
threatened with attack, than the enemy would be
compelled TO take. -..... 49,.
monopoly Of the Cumberland coal trade; cheap
and convenient outlet for o considerable amount
Of the productions Of virginia and Marylandi an
extensive trade with the West, and reduction
Of the distance by inland navigation from Wash
ington and the immense water-power OF the
Great Fails, TO Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, and all intermediate points, by lSO miles,
The wealthy productions OF Chesapeake bay and
the bordering counties, end OF the Patuxent
river, would contribute literally TO our pros
would be saved by our people In the trAnsporta-
tion OF hard coal, OF iron manufactures and
merchandise Of various sorts, would be very
large, and would be Immediately felt. The im-
provement Of tho navigation Of the Shenandoah
| and MOnocacy would follow IN course Of time,
| and the construction OF this great artery oi
| trade would be the nrst step towards rendering
| the District the centering point Of . system oi
inland water communication, second In import
ance TO none IN the county, and the most solid
| additional argument that could be adduced fol
/ the completion OF the Chesapeake and ONO Ca
/ nal weatward from Cumberland TO the ono. 7.
National Republican., 1873-06-19

NEw STRAW HAT AND BONNET BLELcTERr. IO9
street, near Seventh street. Work done with
care. Late from England.
National Republican., 1873-06-19
Ten and Canre.

fTO. Purc French Candy AJ0.
is manufactured daily and sold at the low price
Of 20 cents per pound. At tI0 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. eotf