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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

The relations Of Russia and England TO
each other In Central Asia attract great at
tention here and all over Central Europe.
The Prussians are as much alive to the ques-
lions which may arise from the occupation
Of Khlva by the Russians as any other nation.
It must be remembered that when Count
Schouyalof came to England to explain the
Views OF the Gar (and to negotiate the mar
riage Of the Duke Of Edinburgh and the i'm
perial Archduchess) he distinctly pledged
himself-gaye his personal word Of honor as
q soldier and as gentleman-that tho Rus
SLAMS would evacuate Khiva as soon as they
had released their fellow-countrymen who
were In slavery, and had obtained redress
from the Khan Wasnep, or supreme lord OF
the land. But he also declared that the expc-
dltlon would not consist Of more than 4, 800
men, some Cossacks, and eighteen guns |!
Count Schouvalof, who is the most powerful
man In Russia, has very charming manners,
o most agreeable presence and great esprit,
and one would DO very 10th to disbclleye hin.
But he may have gone far bepond his In
structlons. Still he is called by the sobriquot
Of Alexander the First" TO show his power
over ALEXANDER the second," and Ii Is very
difficult to believe that the assurances he
made, not only 10 the Prince OF Wales and
Lord Granville, but TO others Of inferior rank,
cordm pubtico, are to DO falsided, Public
opinion IL, however, a great power, even In
Russia, and there is no place perhaps In the
world where popular discomfort Is more dread
cd. There would seem to be strong feeling
In Russia that Khlya should be occupied. An
article from Its Constantinople correspondent,
which Is supposed TO have been inspired by
Ignatieif himself, or the Russian embassy,
handles the probability Of war with Eng
land on an account Of khlya stragetically In
the Russische Well. The means taken by the
Indian Government TO secure allies on iheir
frontiers are rather sarcastlcally described,
and the Vienna papers have not failed TO call
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

Mr.. Ralph Waldo Emerson made little
speech at the recent Boston school festival.
~ hope you read the right books" he said,
~ am afraid there are 100 many story books,
too many newspapers; that the young poo
pie do not read quite as good books as their
fathers did. At the same time l wish to say
to the boys, let them read Scott, let them
read Plutarch, let them read Mrs. Edge
worths stories. There Is nobler life that
you will have to read, or ought 70 read, the
life OF Sir Philip Sidney, that hero and pat
tern Of the times and age In which he lived
His friend, his lover, Lord Brooke, says OF
him that In youth as child he had the same
bearing and carriage as man; that In his
youth there was nothing TO distinguish him
from the man who was afterward the hero Of
Europe. The same gravity, the same solid
ity belonged to him ihen as afterward. II is
remarkable that some Of the better English
people have been the same. think Ii be-
longs as much to us that the highest traits
should also appear In the form Of the child"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

attention TO the subject. But they write In
utter ignorance Of the facts. Tho kcuo Frcio
Pressc, which ought TO know better, asks
doubtingly "if England Is really great
Asatic poweri" II vastncss Of extent, great
ness Of population, material power, riches,
and ancient civilization, constitute q great
might, the land over which the Queen rules
80, 100000 Of protected natives, q powerful
army and artillery, the feet OF England TO
defend II, and means OF aggression, II needs
be, may well claim 10 be one Of the first. But
precautions do not indicate weakness. II IL
only natural that as Russia, once England's
enemy, advances southwark In Asia Great
Bsjtaln should feel II was necessary to pre-
pare for the natural extension Of any En-
ropean war TO the borders Of India, and to
cultivate friendly alliances with the frontier
States. Il would be madness not TO do so, u
Indian empire Is valued at all.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12


First Regiment National Ganrd-Nfusicr In
Of the Omccrs Biect-The Regiment on
the Road to Permauent OrGanizatiou.
In pursuance Of General Orders No. Is, issued
BY the adjutant general Of the District militia,
the officers OF the different companies Of the LIST
regiment National Guard who had not been mus
tered In and the members Of the rerimcntai stan
assembled last night at the executive once, cor
net OF Pennsylyania avenue and seventeenth
Adjutant General Webster, assisted by Colonies
Moore and Barnes and Major Fugitt, OF Cover
At O'Clock Colonel Webster called the onicers
To Ter, and stated the object OF the meeting
which he administered the oath an pre-
ID by the militia law to the following ON.
Robert i. Flemmlng, Major William Dickson,
Major J. T. X. Plant, Surgeon J. y. Hartigan,
Assistant Surgeon A. W. Miller, Adjutant w. II.
sa .SS ss anS Lsnsnsns row %o
bridge, Harrison, Kelley, Miller. Shaw, Mentally
| and CallAn, OF the various companies. After the
administering Of the oath the following certir-
" Ap,gIssI asNrnIL's oy..cs.
TINS rs TO e ssrisn, That 49,
this A. D., personally appeared
BY the laws OF the District Of Columbia and Of
| the United States, TO qualify him to dlschargt
the duties Of his once before me.
A, WEBSTER, ADJ. Gen. D. c. N.
Omclal: NArHI d. FuarTT, A. d. @.
After the muster Lad been concluded meet
| Ing OF the Governors and regimental stats wa
held TO make Arrangements for attending tn,
| excursion to be given Monday by company D
when II was decided that they meet at the Over
/ house at O'Clock, q. M, and march with tn
| company TO the boat and there embark.
The members Of company d have made ever!
arrangement for this Trip, and II promises TO b
one Of the most select OF the season. The com
pany have been presented with several valuable
prizes, to be presented to the best shots 1t tn
target shooting. In order that the affair may b.
pleasant tickets have been sold to only seec
few. The steamer Arrow has been chartered
and will, on this day, make two trips, one at /
a. m. and the other at . p. m. The Marine ban
| will furnish the music.
COL Smoot, ct an early day, will call the ON
GERS Of the LIST regiment together, when the OF
ganization will be completed and q unifoIr
decided upon.
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uh ehu suuJ.l
The SPoT ron HUSBANDS WITH scoLpIsa
WIvEs.-Shrcws-bury.
Ascor-As-CUTTISa As CAN BE.-Hossy
Party. -"Ah, but don't believe that boss can
Jockcy-"stay Why he could stay for a
month, and then come for q week on a visit
afterwards"
MISTAKEN IDENTITY Young Fitz-spoon-
bill thinks he Is making an impression on
those two charming girls,) small boy, catch
son sG and Il k SIS yoa1 darling PsG
WouLDsr Thou BEARD ME.-IIoncst Ton
sor-'I really could not think Of making O
charge for shaving you Just at present, sir.
Ahcm! II would be IN imposition, sir but
allow me TO call your attention to very eff
fectiye producer, an article can really rec
Young Jones ruefuily invests Ave shilllngs
and sixpence net profit to retailer, four shil-
lings and nlnepence.l
squirccn-"Mayb Pat, yez account for the
birds Mike saw ye shoot, and TUX from ye
this blessed mornln' ="
Pat-"Birds, is Il, begorra! Small blame
to me II jist when was amin st'thrait at O
blackbird the ould dog frightened lot o.
birds that got betuxt me and him. sarve EN-
they lost me the biackbird |"
aOSr pom HIs Nop..-yankec pa..eu.
s,orNssWby on sir,h 40 Won mt hI,ntsrs an
ssSs horses in this hcniyhisa ola conntrv ;
Wees long given ,em mn In America
reckon /" s "f
British Rms priyer-"weu. I'll tell YER
wot il ia n them 'ere 'osses vas onlv ina,
N catch n sight of Won a sittin' bein3 en- en-
tbey'd he tbaf frIgb ienaS thevd inst smash
the ole blessed 'bss ali IN nieces
C' - 49,, It.. uc.
| hSHAScE toh Noaoiss'.Joggns-'S
y, Noggy I've maze a.,;n y al r ngh WIN ner;
W. IN ano say s9metuihR up 70 tne knocker.
| line iact -, oogsins nss Jus, Ioaaen on
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

THE GRAIN MARHET.-Eleven thousand bushels
OF corn and !, 400 bushels Of mill feed were re-
ceived yesterday.
THURSDAY NIGHT, during the prevalence Of the
| storm, the telegraph wire OF the Third police
precinct was struck by lightning, which ran
along the inside OF the station, where II came In
contact with double coil OF wire attached 10
the signal bells OF the Geographic instrument.
Tne double coil was melted mp and destroyed as
II II were made OF paper and BET on Ore by q
match, and putting the Instrument out OF order,
This morning new set Of bells was procured
and the instrument repaired.
The COAL TRADx,-The shipments OF coal from
Cumberland, for the week ending July o,
amounted 10 ~ 2ll tons II cwt., an increase over
the corresponding week OF last year OF 4,22I tons
| . cwt For the year to that date, l,is6, lss tons
| 10 cwt. were shipped. showing an increase over
the same period In 1872 Of liz, $50 tons ~ cwi.;
Increase In railroad shipments, 1877 ,b24 tons; de-
crease In canal shipments, s9,l79 tons 8 cwt
For the week ending last evening 10 boala
cleared for this port, carrying 1911 tons eWt.
OF coal
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

A Game Yesterday between the Chesa-
peakes aud ArlinElous.

A Game Yesterday between the Chesa.
peakes aud Arlingtous.
An Interesting game was played on the Olym-
pic grounds yesterday afternoon, between the
Chesapeake and Arlington clubs. Tho Arlington
nine has lately been recognized, aud this was
their INST appearance this season. Owing &C
the ability which characterized their play last
season, close game was anticipated, and many
lovers OF the sport were on hand The new nine
were neatly uniformed In pink shirts. white kne,
breeches with white and blue check socks, blue
belts and white caps, and presented Q credltablt
appearance. The nine Is composed OF the fol
lowing well-known junior players: Q. Lehman
pitcher; Houck, catcher; J. Lehman, nrst base
Kip, second base; Whiting, third base; 0reason
short stop Moore, left held; Grifiith, centre held
Crossneld. right neld. The Chesapeake nine
were out In full force. Mr.. N. X Young having
been chosen umpire, the game proceeded with
much spirit, the friends OF each side encouraging
their favorites by repeated rounds OF applause,
The play OF the Arlington was loose, manifest.
ing very great need OF practice. me Chesa
peake, As usual, played strong game, and arr
entitled to large degree Of credit for their dis
clpline. The game resulted In favor Of tn,
Chesapeake club by q score Of 30 10 10.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

It grateful to the projectors Of the trans
Atlantic balloon voyage to find the Govern
ment ready to recognize the value Of this
novel scientific enterprise. Secretary Robe
son and Admiral Rowan have already Sig
niaed their desire TO render any services In
their power, and the offer has been accepted
in the spirit In which 1t was made. After the
Domestic Sewing Machine Company have
finished their eight miles Of seams, II will be
next In order to put four coats Of varnlsh
upon the muslin, TO render II lmperylous to
the elements. This will necessltate the use
Of large opcn space, properly protected
from interference by slgllt-seers. To meet
this exigency, the Secretary Of the Navy and
Admiral Rowan; have kindly offered us the
use Of the grounds at the Brooklyn navy yard
This recognition Of the value Of the enter
prise Is pleasing and opportune. Daily
Graphic.
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NOTICES OF NEW ADvERTIsEaIEN1

NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Several elegant onices for rent.
A few more choice lots for sale at the lie Drolct
park.
Eureka II. A. Chapter, Masons, meets this
evening.
stlnemetz has an elegant assortment Of hats
and caps.
John Fallon Is an authorized agent OF the RE-
PUBLICAN.
Houses Nos. 100 and Isg Twelfth street north.
west for ront.
Excursion to the Great Falls by the ladies' Of
Wesley chapel.
See the advertisement OF the great Alternative
and tonic waters.
Messrs. Young 4 Hlil have established brick
works Of Glesboro, D. c.
Interesting services at Christadelpha Byna-
gogue TO- morrow At II 4. m.
II. ii. Hempler, opticiaD, asa Pennsylvania
avenue, near Four-and-a-half street.
The regular meeting Of the Great Council Of
|. o. o, r. NJ. will be held Monday.
Talbotts hotel, Barnesyille, Montgomery
county, Nd, will he opened July 81.
proposals. will be received for dredging In
washington and Georgetown harbors.
services In Foundry church, Fourteenth and
"a s,rests, tomorrow at II a. IN. and sp. m.
nae sale BY Kerby, Dent a Co. Of valuable
real estate has been postponed until Friday,
July Is, at 4 O'Clock p. IN.
| Green 4 Williams will sell, on Thursday, July
| IL, at . O'Clock y. IN, i,proyed property on
| 4 lIrd street east, between X and L streets.
Iatlmer cieary win sell, on Monday ind
IT lesday, July 70 and 70, at o O'Clock p. M, val
M Die real estate near the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad depot.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

Boston Drews Brssd-New England style.
Mr., Dustins project to supply the city, Sun.
day mornings, with pork and beans and boston
brown bread has met with great success. Hun
dreds Of families and several hotels were sup
piled last Sunday, and tomorrow morning he
will do the same thing Parties should leave
their orders to-day and thls evening, and ut the
same time some sort OF dish, with . card AZ
street date Klomans) Is one Of the nnest and
best-kept restaurants In town, and Sunday morn
ings servants, male or female, can be sent there
with perfect propriety. Everybody Is praising
thla cuDital idea
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

A meeting was held OIL Thursday night by a
number OF prominent temperance men to con.
slider the feasibility Of perfecting an organiza-
ion to DO known as the Temperance Hall Build
ng Association. the object being the erection
OF building suitable for business and temper
ing one hundred thousand dollars. Corporators
were designated 10 be namel In the charter and
the election Of officers was postponed until next
Monday night. IL Is proposed to divide the stock
into I'VE thousand shares, OF twenty dollars
each, payable In installments. The location OF
the new hall has not been decided on rs yet.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

Yesterday morning oliicer Bayley, Of the
Fourth police-precinct station, was notified that
the wife Of Capt. Smith, commanding the canal
boat W. II. Ash, and lying at the G-street wharf,
had fallen overheard and drowned. The river
| was dragged, and at l;45 O'Clock the body was
found near the wharf. The coroner was notified,
| but after hearing the facts In the case deemed
| an inquest unnecessary, as the drowning was
| accidental,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

For the accommodation Of those spending the
summer at wauenton and vicinity, the wash
ington City, virginia Midland and Great South
ern railroad will run special train on the War
renton Branch on Saturday evenings, connecting
with the South bound train, and returning viii
connect, on Monday mornings, with the train for
Washington city and the North.
J. NJ BROkpua a IT A
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CIV. BrecklnridRe, Texas; Lieut.. Terry, U.
5. n; Hon. d. II. Chamberlain, 4. c.; Hon. II. b.
Carpenter, $. c.; W. q. swift, Boston, and J..
Glasson, New York. are at the Ebbltt house.
Mrs. Judge Mum, Chicago; J. d. Blngler,
PittsDurg; G. ~ Charlton, Baltimore, and j. ID.
Mason, Tenn, Are at Wizards.
4. D. Arnold, N. Y; WIN. Y. CLARK, Chicago,
and Samuel J. Melvin, Ohio, are At the Rlrkwood.
ney Brown, Portsmouth, and Charles Osgood,
W., are at the Imperial.
+. 7. Peck, Colorado; Gen. George Cooke, New
Mexico; John q. Hunter. Va; q. A. Breaux, La,
and A. Danford, Wis., are at the 81. James.
W. 7. smith, Eng.; j. W. Hatton, Mass,; z, d,
Harrison, Ca, anu Alex. Cunningham. Va, are
at the National. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

Call and examine the FIRE and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
YORK avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe-keep-
Ing Of securities, Jewels, silver-ware, or other
valuabes. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according TO size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Tats rarnin0 from tia Chieaoo and boston fires. 4
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AN AFFRCrIONATR LETTER.


WARRINGTON. d. O., July y, 1854
DEAR FRIENDS. Fun now an old man. Ninety
two wintefs, varied with an experience infinite
In variety, comments my advice TO the serious
consideration Of youth, especially those who wish
TO be, at my age, Ike myself, well and strong.
man In Washington who had Just perfected the
manufacture Of q beverage. potent In It's good
effects ~ the famed and true "elixir Of life."
was brought up on 1t. grew to manhood, never
missing my daily potation; have continued It's
use ever since, and have never known one day Of
sickness. advise young and old, poor and rich,
always been known as Wilson's ale. You eau
get II at his brewery, Twenty sixth and streets,
or any respectable restauTsnt-keeper.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours to 4; satnr-
days, TO 4 and 70 Q.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

A large sale Of damaged goods. In The MILL
merry and dry goods line, will take place this even
ing. at $50 O'Clock, OF the entire stock Of II.
Baum. This sale will give every one chance
to attend. Sale peremptory. Messrs. LAtimer a
Cleary are the auctioneers.
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LETTERS FROM the PEOPLE. -.


pIAp,s.pupo. Ju,ya
n. "a. Editor Of "a, ya,,,,.i B.r,sito,,,
a,p. In IN. N,-,o,,., p,r,,,, ~. !, a, thu ot,,
s,A- ~ soo NA''oNsh nnfpbL'oAN VI 'no ~"
uitlmo mere appeared, over the signature OF "s.
N. b "a lengthy communication In reference
TO B,adensburu and its snvirons. intersoersed
Win bIs,or,c h,ocrsnh,o ma ,onoa,snn,c ,,at,'
,'. n sse, o,'s'ap"'o snu 'opVsiapn'. P's.,
tudes' computed with innnite pains and anti
quarian research, and dovetailcd into his cor
to give IL a semblapce Of proba-
hri,. ~ ,h., ,,,.. ,.so ~ ~, -. ~, ~,
ony, ~ 'ne' u,o'e nno w no' hnow mn, snu
nave mol seen the picturesque ana nourlshing
burg, may give credence to his assertions, nor
suspect that he Ms drawn largely on his lmagina-
ton for many Of his alleged facts. Believing It
the duty of every honorable journalist to dis
abuse the public OF any erroneous opinions he
may hsve unwittinsy circulated through his
columns, either as original matter or as q re-
publication from the Inter Ocedn, ] would simply
state that you or any other Eational, temperate
and unprecedented metropolitan can satisfy your
selves, after i've minutes ride, that Bladens-
burg II not so totally forsaken BY God and man
90 paralyked In commerce, so devoid Of enter.
prise and industry, such . deserted village Of
the plain As -. N. b." psthetically describes In
his letter.
In the nrst place Biadensburf possesses four
churches, frequented BY congregations that, In
point OF Intelligence, morality and wealth, will
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

A DIsrREssrN0 CouGH causes the friends OF
we sunsrer almost a. much pain as the sufferer
nnimseii and should receive immediate atten-
tlon. DR.. Wlstars Balsam Of wild Cherry
specify cures Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Sore
Ihroat 40. II viii always relieve Consump-
fectcd perfect cure,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

George ]. Bolton, Of the Warrington hotel, on
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, and Bottoms
hotel, at Harrisburg. With . nne, shaded lawn
extending quite to the surf, new and convenient
bathing rooms, an elegant band Of music, and
country, the prices are fair, and special rases
are made win families.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

The following permits to build wore issued
yesterday; A brick hack dwelling house, north
side o street, between Fourth and FINN north.
west, for James Williams; two Drick two-story
dwellings, north side X, between Tvsuty-fourth
Newman; eleven two-story beiok dwellings,
south side X, between Thirteenth and Four.
teenth streets northwest, for Y. 8. Amson; q
between L and Corcoran streets northwest, fol
Q. W. Moulton; q three-story and French ROOF
hotel 6s 1918 by s3 $40 feet southeast corner OF
New Jersey avenue and d street southeast, fol
Geo " Gulick.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

A DIsrREssrso CouaH causes the friends OF
we we SUFFERER almost as much pain AZ the sufferer
ton. DR.. wlstar's Baisam Of Wild Cherry
speedny cures Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Sore
u " sc. II VIII always relieve Consump-
fectcu aperfe't cure.
TuE sEw coIossApr IIorKI. Philadelphia, Pa,
IL on chestnut street and Fifteenth.
We SHOULD NOT surrER from Cough, which
Time, comfort health, are Iii ssved By T. o eo
An MxExsE and magnificent assortment of
every conceivable style Of boot or shoe for la
dies, gents and children, Is offered at great sac
rnces, In order TO reduce the stock, previous TO
lowering the store to the grade OF the street.
Respectfully, Q. y. CUNNrss, 9s2 Seventh street.
THl GREAT EroIIsH RENEpY for Govt and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
yised 70 use Biairs Gout and rheumatic Pilis.
They can be relied upon ~ the most safe and
encctual remedy ever offered to the public, and
years Win The greatest SITS success. Prepared -
Pnour HARsAFT, $50 Strand, London, England,
and sold By ali druggists.
Rcduction In Prices.
Those who arc Interested In the purchase of
chlldrens suits and boys clothing, and desire
something different from, as well as superior TO,
that ordinarily sold at the resdy.made clothing
stores,
Are respectfully invited
To an examination Of our
Stock OF
Thin casslmeres and
Linen jacket suits,
Blouse suits, shirt bodies, &C., DC.
NOAH WALKER a Co.,
Gil Pennsylvanla avenue, between sixth and
Seventh streets.
Great Reduction In Prices!!
STOCK MUST DE REDUCED TO MAKE
ROOM FOR IMPROyEMENTsil
ssSS SAsEP e6 6S% oS q Es
We have still on hand, and receiving daily, a
BoYs AND ciiiIDRENs STRAW HATS.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, CoT
';SSs' mus. I 6 . alaasDAkhohikfS 'o' &C.,
=. largs 4, stock q i.,, q LADIES' AND GENTS
LEWIS,
o20 Seventh street.
Branch at 1883 Seventh street, near market.
40 NICE suNnss DRINKS. 40
Pure lemon and raspberry Hyrups at f1.5o per
gallon ct go, nearly opposite the National
hotel. eo5t
CAsroRIA Is more than q substitute for Castor
OIL. II Ia the only safe article In existence which
| 10 certain TO regulate the bowels, cure wind
chollc and produce natural sleep. It il pleasant
70 take. No more slcepless mothers or crying
babies.
Naeni's Centaur Liniment
Has cured more wonderful cases OF rheumatism
aches, pains, swellings, frostbltes, caked
Sreasts' burns, :c seal sa,t.rheum, Sc upon the
upon animals In one year, than all other pre-
tended remedies have since the world began.
remarkable cures Accompany W" each sotss, and
Will be sent gratis 70 any one. IL Ia no humbug.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

The Washington CITY Savings Bank,
corner Of seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays6 per cent. interest on oil deposits Depoa-
~ oan be made and drawn at Will.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

A committee oil tuv I,Oa4u VI Health and the
l. ,aislatlye Assembly ray visit TO Baltimore to-
z and will be the guests OF the health tcm.
mission OF that city.
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CITY ITEMS.


An atiaehs Of this once has had Weed
sewing machine In his family for two years, and
.esunes that II Ia In all respects what Is claimed
for II By the agents. at