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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-28

LITERARY GOSsIP.
THE abolition Of the State" written by
DIR. Highlander, and Published by Mr.. Trub-
ner, Is q little book Of some interest and
value. l. is mainly defence Of the opinions
OF Proudhon.
The death Ia announced OF Hannah More,
wife Of Charles Trevelyan, In her sixty third
year. Lady Treveiyan was the sister Of the
late Lord Macaulay, and was his lordshlp's
literary executor.
PnoT. NEWMAN, says the London Athe-
n1un', has sent the following interesting
Information; my friend, Mr.. John strachey
Hare, has put Into my hands the facsimile
OF Greek Ms, purchased In Egypt by Mr..
Arden, Of Rickmansworth Park. Telling me
thrt he understood II had not been deci-
phered, he asked me to look Into it. Il con-
sists OF forty-eiyht narrow columns, equlva-
lent to sixteen closc-printed octave pages.
! became Interested In 1t, found the difficult
ties not very grave, and have written the
whole Into our ordinary type. Some col
umns are mutilatcd, aud precisely In places
OF Interest. Nevertheless, one gets COM
plete understanding Of the whole. 1t con-
OF Alexander the Great. The Greek Is cI-
ccllent, and very easy"
Mn. DU PoRr, inspector Of schools, county
OF Berks, England, In his general report for
last year, just printed, gives tho following
sample Of what may result from the plan oil
dealing with extra subjects such rs geogra-
ply, history, &C., by way Of u written exam
ination, just on the same principle Us with
spelling, or sums, the result Of which, rs COM
pared with former days Of oral examination,
are, he says, highly unsatisfactory, History;
Question. Write an account Of Mary Queen
OF Scots. Answer. Mary Queen Of Cots, she
was the daughter Of Henry the Eighth, and
half sister OF to Elizabeth, and when Mary
did camo to the throne and because she was
romeman challlcs, and some Of her people
would not be romean challics and 40 she put
them In prison till they wood be one, and
when Queen Elizabeth came 10 the throne
they were very glad, and she let them out
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-28

ROBERT BRowsIs0, the poet, has modelled
a much-praised bust Of Shelley.
A NUMBER of the admirers Of Mdme. AIDE.
lima Patti are going to present that lady with
q bust portrait In marble, to be executed by
signor Trentanove.
APRoPosAL that Americans should have q
special memorial to Shakespeare at Stratford.
on-Avon has met with much favor, and the
memorial Is 10 take the form Of painted
window, the subjects being scripturAl illus
trations Of the ''Seyen Ages OF Man." The
window selected for the memorial 10 that
which Immediately adjolns Shakspeare'i
monument In the chancel Of the church.
Most Of the contributions for this work will
come from New York, Boston and Phlla'
delphia. '..I-T
A LARGE fine art exhibition was opened by
the Earl Of Kintore, ut Aberdeen, on tho LIST
instant. The object OF the exhibition y Il
raise funds for the completion Of the county
and municipal buildings, a noble granite odI
fee, estimated to cost ESQ, 900. x consider,
able portion Of the pictures are the work Of
natives OF Aberdeenshlre, and the collection
includes the work Of old masters and of some
OF the first living artists. The Queen ha,
sent pictures from Windsor, Buckingham
Palace and Balmoral.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-28
HANDLING THE WILLOW.

brilliant Game Of Basc hall Yesterday
The Washington Nine Again Nictorious-
Atlnntics, Of Brooklyn, vs.. washlnaton-
Score % to 4.
A large number Of people, including many
ladies', assembled on the Olympic grounds yester-
day afternoon to witness the game Of ball be-
tween the above-named clubs. The day was
glorious for ball playing. being little cloudy,
with q cool breeze stirring. Just sufiieient to
refresh the players and make all feel com
Portable.
some disappointment was experienced by the
absence Of stearns, the regular pitcher o. ne
whose atwistesa SotSered the New Workers
not llttis as the SEQUEL WI sno. !. ump,re the
game proceeded with the yslton ~ wv
who succeeded IN scoring one run mroufn
Sy sn Tsss, S sUTS enabled our home
/ Bows 10 take two for start, and thus enter the
second inning With encolr,ge IesnnSs, IN ~
Gresson gave them bases BY bad pitching. sny-
/ Ter cut them on at second In attempts 70 run.
on the part OF the washington boys Warren
TWO pa's sacs s thus failing 10 score. -
Ia the third and fourth Innings but one run
was made, and that by Pabor, OF the Atlantic,
the game at the beginning Of the arm Inning
In Inc sixth inning the Washington club added
four runs 10 their score By hard batting. IN
which Snyder. Glenn and Hines distinguished
In The seventh inning ereason gave Britt his
base on q bad pitch; Pabor made long hit over
Belaski's head, bringing Brit home aud making
| 'fair foul" base hit BY Barlow. In this inning
our boys were retired with q whltewash, the
game standing to In their favor.
In the eighth inning the yisitors were pre-
sentd with q goose egg, and the home nine
| scored two through nun OF Pierce and z
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-28
THE CoIoRRp SCHOOLS,
Meeting oftbe Trustees Inst Niaht-schs
uie OF Medals and Certificates for :

Meeting ofthe Trustees Inst Niaht-schsd-
uie of Medals and Certificates for the
Next Observation-Disclosures Buslnees.
An adjourned meeting OF the trustees Of col
ored schools for Washington and Georgetown
was held last night at Sumner school building;
Mr.. Henry Johnson, president, In the chair.
Members present, Messrs. Ryder, Marshall,
vashon, Pope, Archie Lewis and Tyson; superin-
tendent Cook and Horace W. Parke, secretary.
Applications or teachership were received
and placed on fle from Misses Teresa Herbert,
Annie Brown, Anna r. Haley, Sarah Sims, and
Noble snowden for janitor's position.
A communication was read from r. J. Flem-
ing asking for settlement Of moneys due him
on account Of Sumner school building.
On motion Of Mr.. vsshon, the secretary was
directed to notify Mr.. Fleming that the board at
present has no available funds, but as soon as
unsettled claims pending were adjusted his ac-
Mr.. vashon, from the committee on teachers,
submitted the following schedule for medals and
oer,iaestes for the school year; which was ap-
~ a. Board u r,.,ss. ef cO,or-d School. for IA,
GENTLEMEN: In compliance with a resolution
teacher. and ie spec pepc, Sr
prizes;
REGULAR rRrzEs-NEpus.
In every school one medal, as the first honor,
Tor punctuality, exemplary conduct and excel
lence In scholarship; the medals for the High
and Grammar schools 70 be Of gold, and for the
CERTIFICATES u Merit.
For Attendance-To every scholar who shall
De present aud punctual at every school session
For bepoftment-To every scholar who shah
receive no dement, mark for department during
Fof scholarshlp-To the six pupils In each
school who shall be nearest perfect In studies;
| to be determined In the Hugh and Grammar
schools y the marx: given for the ssiittsn e s
For speliing-To the scholar In each school
Who shall DO approved as the best speller therein
For Drsw,ns.To the scholar In each school
who shall make the greatest Improvement ID
drawing during the year.
In the award Of regular prizes each class Of the
High school shall be rated as q distinct school.
Pupils who ore transferred from one school Ia
their record during s he he Whole Year. W ''
Not more than one certificate snail be given "a
| any pupil, but on each shall be stated all the
s. 70 wnsn ne eTSsisnos 81 70.
celte medals shall not receive certificates.
The awards shall be made BY the teachers
with q the approval Of the sugerin,sndent, a an.
OF May; and the prize lists shall be made out Al
early Is possible in the month Of June. The full
names shall be given, without nicknames, PEI
names or abbrevlations.
aRNERAL PKizRs-srARs or HONOR.
Gold stars Of honor shall be given In the Gram
mar schools Of each grade, one Of which shall b,
receive the highest average marks II the annua
written examination.
CERTIFICATES OF kxcEILKScE.
somely framed, shall be given in the Gamns
schools Of each grade, one Of which shall b
awarded 70 that school Of each grade whicl
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PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.

Orders OF the beard sf Psbiis Works.
The Board Of Public WORKS issued the follow
Ing orders for improvements yesterdayi Orders
have been issued for resetting curb, relaying
sidewalks and graveilng roadway on c street,
between Thirteen-and-s-half and Fourteenth
southwest; sidewalks have been ordered on
north side Of street north, between First street
and New Jersey avenue. A twelve-inch pipe
sewer has been ordered In alleys In square 81
and $50. The paving OF the CUTTERS on New York
has been ordered. An eighteen-lnch pipe
sewer has been ordered on the north side OF
Water street. Georgetown, from High 70 Jeier-
street sewer An eishteen-inch pipe sewer 10
School ftreet, TO connect with Sswer on west side
Of Four and-a-half and east and west sides OF
sewer on west side OF Four-and-a-half, between
School and Z streets. The superintendent OF
gas and lamps has been requested to have gas
and Fifteenth northwest. The superintendent
Of county roads has been directed 70 grade the
| hill In Columbia road, between Boundary street
been directed to lay q siI-incn vatef.main in D
street southeast, between New Jersey avenue
and South Capitol street.
Henry R; Miles, ESQ., superintsndsnt Of q, the
/ ton relative TO the condition of the DIRE alarm
| telegraph, was Informed that specifications are
nov being prepared, and that advertisements
will be published In a day or two as required by
act OF the Legislative Assembly, approved June
%, 1sIa. with the view Of having the work COM
peted as speedily as possible. -
| The superintendent Of streets has been re-
quested TO allow the pump on Sixth street, he
| tween q and streets, to remain until further
| orders. A twelve-inch pipe sewer has been or
dered on the south side OF y street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets northwest; .
twelvc-inch pipe sewer on south side OF said
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth and 4
twelve-inch pipe sewer on south side OF same
street, between Ninth and Tenth streets north.
west, with the necessary msnholcs aud traps.
Also, same size pipe sewer said street on both
sides, between Fifth anu seventh Streets to con.
meet with Fifth street sewer. The attention Of
the superintendent OF streets has been called "a
the filthy condition OF the alley running from
Ninth to Tenth, between o aud P streets north.
west, and 4 request that he have u cleaned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-28

Some country wiseacre in the vicinity Of Har-
per's Ferry sent to Treasury ofncial In this
city few days since very handsome mineral
ogical specimen, desiring an examination BY an
expert, aud promising as a reward an equal diyi-
sion OF the profits that might accrue from the
mine. The specimen was utterly valueless,
being nothing more than beautiful square OF
sulphate OF Iron, so familiar 10 every school-boy
10 the mining regions Of Pennsy lvsnia, and the
fond hopes Of the sender are scattered 10 the
winds.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-28

ehNbtthtl NhWb.
Tnn steel works at Troy have all suspended
work.
Tm Arctic whale fishery has secn a failure
this year. ....
cALToRsrA Ia complaining Of the toll-gaie
nuisance.
NxwAnx, N. j., Is preparing for an industrial
exhibition. ..
A MAN in Richmond was fined three dollars for
killing sparrow.
} THE Baltimore FIRE was caused by q man throw
ing away a lighted cigar.
THs nrst stirring event Of the DAY Ia said 10 DO
sweetening ones coffee.
Lospos daily consumes 100 900 gallons Of
water and Paris To,0oo,o0o.
AruRx white vinegar can be made, 1t Is said,
from the Juice OF watermelons.
THERE Ia talk down South Of resumlnR the
manufacture Of leather from alligator skins.
BRIDE OF eleven and groom Of thirteen Is
the latest matrimonial felicity in Tennessee.
BOSTON nrm has imported spss cases Of
wine within six weeks, for medicinal use, pos
sibly. .... ~ -
NEW Yoak Is said to have fewer shsde trees
in its streets than any other city In the United
States.
NJ. =, a., s.s,.-n'-s s.es. nes' ih'ee'op.
- -. !. ~, e A'o"s 'S oanAs con'I'Ve
okeep sooer.
A CLEVELAND youth had his hand taken on In
q planning mill lately. lie was to have given u
away In marriage next day, anyhow.
ANAxxoru roADsroor, three feet seven inches
in circumference, and weighing " pounds, was
recently exhibited In Rochester, MY.
Tn, ,.ro.., .uorn, .v.r n.,d a, on. ants, =,
| an. p..,a, ...,a,,, 80. -. 90 80 80
| s' . . w. o.o ~. -
| Z. y. hovey &Co. IL was siV2,<6i IN gold.
| A BOSTON gentleman, who disilkes formally,
onered q lady 5000 II she would marry HIN
without the usual preimlnaries Of courtship.
| A wtsa-sxrIER In paris has an e,sborste,v
i ,.,,aa 80. 49,. 49,. - 80. =
the treat revolution. which No uses n = mar.
A vrp,ors -, 4. ,.,n. 90, !, ,,..-,.,,, :.
no, vesn IN. ,,v., ..nan, 49, go. -. ~
| ,r,rn,no,,nn =, ,n.,. 49, ~, "'
"uoouo''Vn VI uneir oooks INTO the scnools.
Tm Government Of India estimates that the
expenditure TOT the next I'VE year. on s,Ioo miles
WORKS Tor irrigation are, however, included.
The superintendent Of Q Georua railroad VA
asked for half-fare tickets to those wishing u
emigrate 70 Texas. He replied: mot one cen,
Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TOR Immigration.
THERE are only two papers in Pennsylyanta
that defend the ssiary ersb--the Uarri.bure
putr,ot and the wellshorourh D,aocrst. botf
Democratic. The Ratriot Is the State organ d
the party. e.
The 81. Paul papers assert that there ia
oqan,lo nina lsnd rims in Nlnns.o,s vh,c,
kss"uo pn a '.u. ~. ~ Nnuesou.' Wnoi
lands lsst YEAR without the STATE rs,eiv,ns u an,
benent therefrom.
THsRn are thIrty.,hrec cotton mills in opers
uon IN Eau hver, MASS, representing oapita
OF neafy tlhvU,VW. over nve hundred nev
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-28

Bids were opened Tuesday, at the ONCE OF
the engineer Of the Washington aqueduct, for
grading and matchmaking the conduit road. un-
der the recent appropriation Of Congress. Each
bidder was required TO deposit $500 In cash with
his bid, IS guarantee that he would accept the
contract. The following are the bids: Emmert a
smith, sls soo; Ed Tsrd y. poher5y, nal9c Th9s.
L. Cropley, SIS, 700; Andrew Gleason, yil, 800;
Thomas Hoovsy, 1900; George b. Abrams, si6,
400; II. A. Garrett, $4,000; Wilson Reeside,
tl2'i26. Colonel Same forwarded the bids TO
General Babcock, at Long Branch, and IL IL ex-
pected that the awards viii be made In few
DAYS,
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JAY COOKE & co.

a.
Vner Hsr sao AZ par acersea interest the
frse Msrtsase bnnd Grant Geld Bsnss 81
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
They are free from United ststes tax, and
are issucd Of the following druemiuatisusi
Coupous. afOO. ahOO and \ nm, ras,..
,...a. e,0o srnn a. nrsn ~ nm 81
~ SAOO' S"oO SAvo' ~0'VoO sse
o'OS'
with the same entire confidence with which We
commended Government bonds TO Capitalists and
people We nov, after the fullest investiss ton ~
commend the Northern Pacific Railroad bonds toouf
risnds and tho general public. - - 49,
GOu.u pAvnTpNr a..|
800.
botn princips. .no lnterest are payable N AMI
can soid com. Mtne once Oh jay Cooke Co., New
lot. cHy-tne principai ~ the enc OF " year, and
tneh'ee. ,Ast ~ o. seven ana tnree sensns pc!
cen. psr snnum' hAnyeAriy' nrst OF SsnuAfy and
suy' -,
PkRfECT BAFETY.-Tbe bonds wc sre now sail
Ing are secured By nrst and only mortgage on all
thepsope " and right Of the Northern Pacific Raj
roe Company. which Will embrace on the compile
ion OF the work.
Over Two Thousand Miles OF Rosd. with rollin
stock. buildings. and all other equipmsntss
ovcr IwcnutSo Tnous.nd Acres O Lana 70
evey mhe o. nhisheo IoAd Ihia ianaasrionisnrh
.esa ma ine ~ ~ ~ 70 mors nan
my Ahion Aotes consists OF sAternAee ssouons
.snw 1no mnss % sscn 'aS ,. 2. me
W.Ssss. sss.a - ,,s. -sa. - w.. ,
VI. n.IS.s Waa..as iS.ho nss-'a,, 80 V..h
no., ~ p,,,s, SQUAD -'
VS,i ~. Gn..s,ssS,,, A.. -, a,.,,.,,
A. s..ss 4. - ~ pS"s z a.. s~, $500 IA -
sns,s All, 80 nr,,,n,s n.v,nsnt ~ - nn,s.sr.sS
.. s1 ~ ssss ~, ,h,. -. - . :. 80
-s ...sSssI s...-s...ra.. WV 1''N
.. .ap. .u.t-
L. HE AohIuAoE- = Inc Lrustees under the
AosSsss ~ MessH sAy ooone, rniiAaeinhia,
vana osntrl railroad oompsny They WIN di
necuy tud permAneny rcprcscnt the inserest OF The
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-28
NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Comfortable rooms for rent.

A store, with dwelling. for rent.
Two communicating rooms for rent.
One hundred iaboring men arc wanted.
Soc the time table Of the Washington and
Ohio railroad. o. .
An examination Of locks viii take place Oh the
10th Of September.
DR.. O. D. Fisher has removed to 1is Fast Capt.
toll street. 30
The teachers Of the Third district will be paid
Saturday.
Mrs. Barr will reopen her school on Monday,
September -.
W. W. Burdstte has moved to No. loii Seventh
street, east side.
Nourse 4 Middleton have Board OF Public
Works bonds for sale.
Emerson Institution will resume its sessions
September 10.
Webb 4 Beveridse have removed to 1909 Penn
sylvania avenue.
See notice Of the trustees Of public schools for
the Second district.
The Commercial Business school will open on
Wednesday, September 10.
VIM. L. Wall Co. will sell ESiday, August u,
at O'Clock, number Of carriages and harness.
b. II. Warner will sell, on Thursday, Septem-
Der 4, at O'Clock p. m, valuable proparty on II,
between North Capitol and Frat streets east.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-28

Thos. K. WaggamaI Will sell small brick
mouse on Seyenteeth street between X and L;
also, lot No. /, In square No. 81.
Duncanson a bowling will sell an excellent
assortment OF furniture.
u. II. Warner viii sell valuable improved real
estate on Columbia street, between Ninth and
tenth and = streets and Rhode Island avenue
nnFthWaat
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-28
Removal.

wsbb 4 Beveridge have removed from their
odd place OF business, todd Fellows Hall, Seventh
street,) to their largs and handsome store. No,
lOOs Pennsylvania avenue, where they VIII con
tinue TO serve their patrons las hoTetoioTe) In
everything Ia their llne OF business.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-28

Call and examine the nre and burgar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
YORK avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe-keep-
valuAbles. Rents, from ten TO sixty dollars per
Annum, according TO size. No business man can
AFFORD 10 do without Them.
ksearnfn0 nom tie cAtsago and Boston fres, \
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Depssit yosr Savings In tho German Amer.
lean Savings Bank,

No. bib Seventh street, opposite the Post once
Department. Six per cent. per annum paid on
deposits remaining for one calendar month or
longer. Three per cent. per annum paid on the
average daily balances OF accounts, subject to
cheek at sight Deposits made on or before Sep
TENDER draw interest from September 1. Trus-
tees Individually liable for deposits. Call for n
cOpy OF the regulations. 30.
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hv the rct.ii h.,,ar. " ~, onk hhs uuopacu
" Wv '''-" "A'''is VI NeW YORK. VI
III.
Never trino with what are called small all.
ments, disoruer easy Of control at rrst, II
negecten ior lew weeks. may become mortal
a,sease. be eapecimy careful not 70 let debility
All mslsdles enter the system. II you feel Ian
guld, inen, anu, 70 use common expression,
as u tnerc was no llfe LETT 10 you." resort At
nrsently need II IL nrrye W. 's nv Wv 10
action the stomach is 80 inylrora.ed t8at dlges.
i tion becomes regular eisy perfect. whlle ia
from distractions, and It's Alternative operation
~ a,a, y. ~ VIZ sec,euvo erEans. For
,nn me asa ~. uspvpsL I'M .ney inoluue AZ
nhss,csi \, ..ssp enc ~, ,evink .nss goions. 70
poient tonlS ~ saa menu nn wteseneuness' TINS
.rrur,s N,v,u Ivo,o. - n. ..,,., a.
those who die snn1siy Of consumn,ton' Al,
though science has OF late wears senslbIv imin
ished their number IL Ii sratifylns Il know
MIA CneHy Is largely instrumental In attaining
| "'S e""'
| ruv rc,r co,o,,.,. ~, ,.,.,
h.s rn,, , oouuuane notei, fhhhuelpnia' "a,
inns "en ueSet'eu popularity.
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The Point Leekoai Read.

The Jury Of inquiGitlon on the land damages
on the line OF this road continued Its session at
the City Hall yesterday. and awarded N. ".
scsggs ., 100 and N, Walker 800.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-28

dry goods and Competing daily at No. l0ii
P''''' Wv. BrpprrrF.
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Work nj tho NAVY Yard.

The sde-wheel steamer Gettysburg, which has
been undergoing repairs at the Washington navy
yard, was yesterday launched. The Gettysburg
is to relieve the Taapoosa, and on the return OF
that vessel to this yard she will be hauled on the
WAYS and renovated,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-28

Tho Man "who Got Shot Mt sayaEe'.D
can still be supplied; also, a good supply OF
guns, pistols, caps, powder, wads ac., &c., cheap
Tor cash.
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JAY COOKIE 81 90,

0eassal AGests fer skc District Of CslunSla,
Virginia, Nerth Csrsiiaa, and ssssh Care
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, GOD 3D. Twi
NATIONAL BANK REPUBLIC, ''.tI
LEWIS JOHNSON d co., rr.. .. -l.
FAINT. WARRINGTON CO., ....t ff
MIDDLETON CO., !. = q H.r ...... 10.
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK. g.H
FRkkAkTs SAVINGS AND TRUST CON
PANY T...l h. 07-II =
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co
Secured ,, Fir.s Mertsass en- Railread and
Land Grast. SOU.
sAFR! PR0FITAnLk. PERMANENT,
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ADJUSTMENTS, EXCURSIONS, ETC,
THRATRE COsdIQUK. n.
BRILLIANT REorENIsa IL. T..
MONDAY. sEPTEMBER I.
THEATRE ENTIRELY RENOVATED, RE-
PAINTED AND REfUREIBHED, WITH
LARaEn AND NEW sTAuE

THE 4AS S g4N1Fa AMP hSsf sS2HEonrA
THE STAR TROOP OF AMERICA.
First the S sI:tS 1l.N " , FSs .s,s5
The vereAiils mons rohs Of tho stare, .
The srestest d living Dutch Comedians,
-. GEORGE y. KNOTT.
The charming Actress and vocalist. ...
mss CARRfE AYERH.
LEV AND FRSSk CoIiINs
HIAs MxadfE tBSo7wlERs. ..-."
b. y. HODGES and II. JEAN BUCKLEY.
- mons. ALEX.. RLKkDowsKI.
OUR COURT OF BEAUTY, H.
- QUIZ UyUhT OF BEAUTY
Ess is!fs5s,ss
Lille , a..hsn, xn,s Bs;rcnh, Sssis r;iisn I,
ps,%Sa s.sn.s MY Hs ;PS
~ A afdANTfO ENTERTAINMENT,
s,sn., s.ss sSsIS VIII 'upsib
THE ahkND DuQHEsg, -. --I0.
-, S s.SSrs; S, NH Ss,i5 spisad
sassi ~ wECHEsbAY AND SATURDAY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-28

Hon. Matt. Trimbe, Of the House OF Dele
gates, was yesterday the recipient Of q hand
on the top for head. This handsome present
was compliment from some OF his Old school
mates In Melgs county, Ohio, and was accom-
panied with their best wishes for his prosperity
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-28

The Washinstsn City Savings Bank,
corner OF seventh street and Louisiana avenue
payss per cent. interest on all depoaits Depos-
10 can DO made and drawn at viii. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-28

Nafisnal Savings Bank,
corner Of New York svsnus and Fifteenth street
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Bauking hours 3 70 1; safnr.
days, TO lAnd TO g.