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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17
WASHINGTON CRY PREsByTERY.

The Case Of Rev. DIR. Boynton Discussed.
An adjourned meeting OF the Washington City
Presbytery was held last night, at the Assembly
church, corner OF Fifth street and Massachusetts
avenue, Rev. ]. y. COOmbs, moderator, and Rev.
d. y. Bittlnger acting clerk.
After prayer by Rev. Mr.. COOmbs the minutes
OF the last meeting were read and approved.
The presbyterY then proceeded to consider the
case OF Rev. DR.. BoyntOn, OF the Assembly
church, who had asked that his relations with
that church he dissolved on account Of lll-health.
Elder lAyman, one OF the commissioners ap-
pointed on the part Of the Church, then arose
and stated that the Church had united with the
pastor In the request that his relations with the
church be dissolved. Mr.. Layman also read a
series OF resolutions adopted by the cOngrega-
ton, In which they refer In the kindest and most
complimentary manner to their pastor and ex-
press their deep regret that III health Obllges
him to sever his pastoral relations with the
church.
Or. Boynton then read statement, and after
lengthy discussion 1t was resolved to refer the
matter back TO the pastor aud congregation to
be decided upon BY the presbytery at meeting
to be held on Monday evening, May &c. at the
Assembly church.
Rev. Mr.. Nourse then offered the following
resolution; which was adopted;
Rssoired, That In the very sudden death Of our
beloved co-worker, Elder David Bassett, who par
tcipated In our counses and labor hut three
days ago, we snbmissively recognize the hand
and the voice OF the Divine Master calling upon
each OF US anew, "Be ye ready also, for In such
an hour as ye think not, the Son Of Man cOmeth."
We hereby place on record our testimony to the
high Christian worth which the grace OF Christ
gave him to secure and maintain through years
OF usefulness to the Church; and we tender to
his bereayed family, his pastor, and the church,
brightest hopes Of the Christian faith which he
professed and adorned.
The PresbyteTy then adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17
TIE HOARD OF HEALTH.
Report OF the Health Onicer Iarg,
Number Of Bulldogs Declared Nulsanccs,


Report Of the Health Onicer A Large
Number OF Bulldogs Declared Nsisances.
A regpIar p,eetIpg ~ the Roar. ~ ueaIth wa
held lsst night. Dr' q. q, COY in the Shair. and
Or. ID. NJ. Miss secretary.
MI, MarbuTy, FROM the committee on finance,
submitted Bills amounting to q, OlO,O6: which
were ordered 10 he audited
The acting health ofiicer ODr BlIss) read sew
erai communications making complaints Of nuts
ances; which were acted upon,
Dr. Bliss offered the following resolutions.
which were adopted.
Rfsolr,d That houses Nos iI2I 1924 and I4Qs
X street northwest being below grade and In A
dllapdated condition. having no drainage leaky
roofs and flthy yards, and sheds the same, are
untt for human habltation. and are heTeby de-
claTed nulsances iniurlous 10 health. and the
health oficer is HEREBY directed 10 cause Inc
same 10 be abated accorIlIng 10 law AMI he ortlI-
nances of this boarl
RssoIred. That the four houses situated in aley
between and and Fourteenth and Fifleenth
streets Northwest having no water aunply or
drainage, and being In a dlIap,dated condition,
Inc same arc unnt Tor human babitaiion, and aIc
hereby declared nuisances Injurious 10 heath,
The health oflicer IA hereby fected TO cause the
same TO he abated ACCORDING 10 law and the
ordinances of the board Of Health
Eesoir,d THAT house No ga Fifteenth stree,
northwest and house In rear Of Ma pID Fifteenth
street northwest. beinR in a jIlapidated and dan.
gerons Condition. having no seweT.conneetion
an sniiicIent nriyy ccommolations ana stagnan,
water in cellar, the same are unnt for human
habltatlon, and are hereby declared nuisances
inIurlous 10 health and The health onicpr h
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

II has remained an unanswered question who
the individual was that struck Billy Patterson;
but one day last week person with a white hat
walked Into Princes Bazaar and announced him
self the party In question. lie stated that Mrs
McLoskey had recommended him TO call at the
Bazaar, as she was so well pleased with her clock
that she was determined to recommend all her
friends to follow In her footsteps. lie pur-
chased an elegant Elgin watch and chain for
himself, and q lady Rlgln watch and handsome
opera chain for his wife, who proves to be no less
4 parsonage than the widow OF the late William
Patterson, esq. She was so delighted with all
that met her gaze that she bought 4 supply OF
Rogers cutlery and plated ware and q bird
cage. Then her husband wound up by pur-
chasing complete line Of undertaking, nne
dress shirts, a few tools, double-barreled shot
gun and sole-leather trunk to contain the lot.
NJ. ii. Prince considers II his duty to return his
sincere thanks to Mrs, McLOskey for her recon-
mendAtlon, and hopes TO see many OF her friends
who Will follow In Mr. William Pattersons foot
steps. cot
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

THE RIvER.-The steamer Z. &. knight cleared
yesterday for New York with seven hundred bar
rels Of nOur.
ONE hundred thousand behring's were received
at the ish wharf yesterday, selling at t2b0 10 o
per thousand.
The CITIZENS Of Georgetown have petition In
circulation praying the Board Of Public Works
TO finish the improvements on Bridge street, from
High street TO Aqueduct bridge.
SALES oF PRoFERTY.-Mr. Thomas Bowling,
auctlOneer, Thursday afternoon sold the paper
mill belonging to Major George Hill, IT,, situated
on the corner OF Water and Potomac streets, to
the Farmers and Mechanics bank OF this city
for the sum OF 1900. James L. Davis, real es-
tate agent, sold for Mrs. susan Nichols the two
story brick house house In lot 9, square No. 923
east side OF Eighth street east, fronting 10 feet
II Inches on said street, for o., 800.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

Tue hfst concert this season at the Executive
MANSION grounds will he held this afternoon,
when the following programme Will be carried
OuG "ufAnl March" dedicated to General sheF.
ldant ny II. Fnes; "Uyenure Military (hrst
ilme,) Pfepaautt 'Kmelue Waltz Wade; dDuetto
man. (nrat tlme,) Godfrey; New Medley, u
lleydeurelehi 'lntr. and Waltzes, new Vienna ~
Strauss; ct Potnourr,n from Faust, OOunod;
National Airs" UeIneckc,
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GOOD NEWS FOR MECHANICS.
Work for the washinstou Navy Yard-In-
teryiew Between District Onclals and
the Secretary of the Navy,


In accordance with a resolution introduced by
Mr.. j. u. Carroll, OF the Twentieth district, In
the House OF Delegates, committee consisting
Of Gov. II. d. Cooke, Hon. VIM. Stckney and
Hon. Peter Campbell called on Hon. George NJ.
Robson, Secretary OF the Navy, yesterday to
urge upon him the propriety OF having NJ least
one OF the new ships ordered by act Of Congress
built at the Washington navy yard. The COM
mlttee were received by the Secretary, and after
an informal discussion OF District matters, In
which he showed the livelest interest, the object
OF the meeting was reached.
In response TO the request as stated, the Secre-
tAry Informed the committee that he would will
lingy do all Ia his power TO secure work for the
mechanics and laborers OF the Washington yard;
that while he did not think 1t practicable TO build
either OF the new vessels here, there was a GER
tain amount OF repairing to be done to certain
OF the large vessels, and he would see 10 II that
the Washington yard got Its full quota OF work.
The committee expressed themselves as highly
pleased with the interview, and agree that II Il
lies In his power, Secretary Robson will not per-
init the splendid facilities Of the yard 10 remain
unused, or the excellent wOTkmel TO be without
the means Of living, For all this the Delegate
OF the Twentieth district Is entitled TO his share
of nTniEe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17
Ron orEIcE PIFAnTMENT.

PosT oryIcE DEPARTMENTAL
s..,.d rr0D %asH Es q D; q, My n va
s ss = june SsPs
a. "A 4 Sel ssb MI 60. fS.nssin In sSsh gunntss
lowing desSTbed Post Once 1or s1 psriSa
q , one year, commencing on the fst day Of July.
-" f6H StEIoIAt LETTERS AND RETURNS,
no: nhe " ey Inches; estimated number re-
no Size ~ ~ ~ inches; estimated number 70.
Ne Size s., 9 Inches; estimlted number no.
PHHs c s siaS 81 ISS Inches; estimated uumbor
HH sf S iaaEs. si shSSsaE Humber
qgired annually. Jeo.ooo
Bidders Tss Ds sfsn, may require more or
OF sacu kind. As the service may demand
hs contrast viii % sssfdod Tor EACH iiad @ the The
ysl9Pss fsaaissd tosstSsT with blank fsp%s d bids.
AMI Po.,mastsr as on 70 inc fhira As''
T6s Enys!Opss @Ssi strictly conform r. ai.e. apal
ne on The nsp" II sRPs,s 20 Be dSns n
Ess Taste or straw boxes, securely bound with
y so
not less than 10y q the other sizes. olnerwise,
%shs paper AND a' y % Sss
safe irsaipSr,ati9n ~ man 70 ,Posina.tsrs, When
wr.PpIhs may BE- dsPenS;sd with. in The discretion
Of the Postmaster General =
ordered e Be ssss Y ne to:. once BsH.Tt@s5
properly addressed, but when less, than 1,05o are
aSss s Is 81 s gsSsF sf Il a SSs
by the contractor without ADDITIONAL charge
ties mSy from time 70 time b required 70 All the
orders Of postmasers or Of the Department, aud DO
Se seespSd sddsr n s8s Or n6 Sy ssIS
~ ths pGstnastST General nay direct FREQ q coat
Be- done asder The ihspeeon and sapervisicn q an
Assnt ,S q Re psPsrtP%snt
Rrinhsnf e the Posimastsr General may direct and
printed In of some ohe 9'
An S S:n;r, The
eHts q the doyernment require n
or arm msfing 4, and be SccSppsnied 6y guar:
he 6iddsr resdSs tSat tSs bdder sha %hn ns ss
days after being called upon to do so, execute q
SHdsrsS tSs srs q s%arasa % hS o.
be seeomPsnied BY : bond With approved security
price of al the articles estimated 70 be flrnished BY
sAid biddeT conditioned upon the faithful per-
PTeposals gnsceomPAnisd by such guarantee will
The Posiinsstsr General reserves to himself the
right % Annnl the contract y n his lgdgment there
apSa s s EPVsoPss nfsrSr q
Rndr h dSnns y VII fP%P n sn 9ss
of the entire penalty % the bond under the I1th sec
ton q ne 1es q HonFTSss .PPFUysd kuss, - Ista
usually included in the, general appropriation
vide for certain inoidentAl expenses OF the Depart
ments and Offices Of tho ooyernment and for otner
or the Postmaster General may, in his discretion,
direct the purchase In open market OF such quan.
The deficiency caused BY such failure and charge
the price which u shall DO found necessary 10 pay
Bids should DO securely enyeloped and sealed,
marked 'proposAls for Post Once Envelopes" aud
addrss sod TO the Third Assistant Postmaster Den.
JoHNA. J. cREsWELL,,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

Rev. O. II. Fay u Middetown, Conn, will
preach In Masonic Temple morning and evening
ordinance OF baptism and reception OF mem.
bers at Foundry church.
The Young Mems Christian Association will
hold special service at the Theatre Comidue Al
O'Clock 2, IN. Open air services corner Seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue, at I o'clock n
N. The afternoon services In Lincoln hall viii
hs Bible reading lesson, by Gen. o. o. Howard
The various meetings are public TO all, and ali arc
Invited 20 avail themselves Of the privileges
Preaching In uurley's Presbyterian church,
morning and evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

have no longer good and sufficient excuse for
not taking their sweethearts out to ride every
pleasant afternoon. Messrs. Dennis A Son, SIT
Third street, have enlarged and greatly increased
They can now hire open or closed carriages, sin
gle or double, and attended by competent drivers,
and on reasonable terms. Horses placed In this
stable for board receive kind care, good food and
every desirable attention. The citizens OF Capt.
tol Hill have long wished for Just such a livery
stable as this, and II supplies special want.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

GENTLEMEN Yours Of yesterdays date, remit
ting draft for one thousand seven hundred and
siNty-three dollars and eighty-three cents, has
been received, for which please accept my thanks.
Upon consultation with Mt. Zach. II. Kathberg,
cO-eXecutOr, we have concluded to allow you TO
dispose OF the stock on hand at prices 10 suit
yourselves, having full confidence In anything
you may do. am, sirs, yours,
JAMES X. SLOAN.
We shall therefore continue TO sell, until May
A. SAKs A Co.
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Call

at the old established Shoe Emporium OF 7. q.
Gartrell, 900 Seventh street, corner OF l. and ex-
anime the most superb stock OF Boots and Shoes
ever offered In the city. Large receipts In the
last few days Of superior styles and kind for gen
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

TREMENDOUS OvERsToCK.

House PulI-NIust be Sold-Shelyes Crowd
edwin bo sold - Counters Stocked -
Prices Down.
TEN DOLLARS.
FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
TwgSrY DOLLARS.
$40. Good Business Suit, $40.
si6. Better business Suit, fiJ.
$40. Best Business Suit, $40.
sH-We are determined not to risk q surplus
stock by waiting for the season to advance before
putting prices down, and will therefore sell
A tl5 suit for $40.
\ s22 suit for tl5,
Ar suit for $40.
"WOULD WE'RE A Boy ONCE MORE"
gp-The same course Is being unreseryedly
pursued in our Boys Department, and we are
selling
An o. School Suit for O.,
A $40 School Suit for o.,
A SIS School or Dress Suit for go.
The assortment being full
The time to buy is now.
CALL At ONCE, We MEAN BUSINESS.
liable BRorHEBs,
Fashionable Tailors,
I Corner OF seventh and ID streets.
COTTAGE Hill is located at the terminus Of the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

In the times before the war the name OF Gau-
tier was the most famous here as q cOnfectiOneT
and Tcsid urdtcur, and now Il Is announced that
he has again opened similar business at No. ssT
Pennsylvania avenue. Ills private dining rooms
are very neatly and handsomely lifted up Mr.
Gautier's long experience In such matters lnsures
for all his customers every satisfaction they can
possibly desire.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

The new dancing pavilion and banquet hall at
the park OF the Washington SchuetEen Yerein
will be dedicated on Monday next, on the Occa-
sion Of the recurrence Of the annual May festi-
val. The new building Is quite a handsome
The lower story, which will be used as The ban
quet hall, Is Of brick, 10 feet In height and the
upper story, % feet In height In the clear Is OF
frame, surinOunted by a tin roof. Handsome
Iron brackets adj TO the appearance OF the room.
In the danolng-salOOn bar Ia fitted up and q
neat gallery erected for the music. Mr.. J. q.
NaylOr was the contractor, and the manner In
which the work has been performed reflects
credit on the builder.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

An alarm Of nre was turned In by Oflcer
Smoot, Of the First precinct, at 10 O'Clock last
night from box 81, caused by the burning Of 4
small frame house, owned by Mr.. Delany, Sit
uated at the corner Of Ninth and streets north
west. The department was promptly on hand,
and the flames were eXtinguShed with but
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

Just opened, and selling rapidly, at U. +. Cum
Minis, 932 Seventh street, q large variety OF
hand-sewed boots, "buttOn-fONed" with French
kid; also, plain lasting button and lace, In all
widths OF same; lades' lasting Congress In
oil widths; the most comfortable make Of shoes
to the trade.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

DIR. William II. Coombs died last night at II
o'clock at his residence In East Washington.
The deceased had been III only short time, and
his death will be regretted by a large number Of
friends, who had learned TO appreciate his many
eXceent qualities.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

The lovers OF the sport Of Isaak Walton are In
formed that the river Ia again In fine condition
for the enjoyment OF fishing, and our neighbor
Savage has full supply Of rods, lines, reels,
hooks, &c, at remarkably low prices,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17
REAL ESTATE.


fnt
rosn S y, az Iransiers IN real estate nave
LII =, iiiA Wy ieSenuy' MT' george Mattngy has
s n ~ jun - ay, IOts ~ ana ~, square lOl,
r rUn,mg on ! stieel, between Nineteenth and
sa,oh n III tiovosi II, hiDourn, trustee 70
aud q streets, for $1,000. L, @, MaTinI 10 m n
and L. Z. rallmadge lot 5, square lss, X street,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth, for tl3,2s6. Y.
ISlOr 10 Z, Africk, part 10, square 40, on Lou
lslhna avenue, opposite the city Hall, for fl2 $50
MessIs Latlmer Cleary have sold parts Of
lols aud !, IN square 5I5, Improved by brick
lwelllng, situated on Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween flfst and Second streets northwest, to
john llll' t0r 10000; parts Of lots 10 and 10, In
sluaIe ~, containing 500 square feet situated
9 o. ust, between y and streets northeast, to
M. ~; Siosshlan, i0r 10000; lot In square 500,
m ~ ny lhe northwest corner Of Eighth and
y SuLeets northwest, containing 1888 square feet,
70 neny pLanIeyi ~ ~ cents per foot, amount
ipk W ts,leo,zo;
punVhhsoni DOWNING a Co., auctlOneers, have
sou Iot w ~ sqlaLe 20 situated on Tenth street,
neu uVIInmest' lnPiONeu by nne brick dwell
ing' 10 A. u shuIlOH, LOT 81, 100.
r,o ,,,,,,.,,, fEioiIIs 10 BUILD;
The following permits build were issued
Yesterday: Boughton Moore, I'VE brick buildings,
loA5l feet, TWO stories high, with MansaTd roofs
on the corner OF U aud Fourteenth streets
ISTtS Michael Green brick dwelling
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A Card.
The following correspondence will explain
aIE

The following correspondence will explain
itself:
wABHINuroN, d. C., May II, Is7a
y1stss n SlOdH, tsl., ErceuiDr, De-
SIR We remit herewith draft for seventeen
hundred and siXty-three dollars and eighty -three
cents, Nl,I63.sS,) being amount OF sales May 10,
" aud 10 respectively. The stock on hand re-
naming unsOld Is as follows Mems coats, 2si;
youths coats, 81; boys Jackets, %; chlldrens
suits, 49, mems pants, 1872; boys pants, Of; mems
vests, 2lT; boys vests, lO5.
owing to the sizes being Irregular, we shall be
compelled to sell the goods at a lower rate to
secure a rapid sale. Unless so instructed, we
shall on Saturday ship the goods TO you. Favor
US by prompt reply.
Very respectfully, A. SAks 4 Co.
The REILLY.
No. ynpv Ma IL ts=o
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

The concert OF primary schools Of the Fourth
district was held last night at jefferson school
building before large audience, The following
was the programme:
PART I.
Cantata Of the May Queen; The Mayors Chorus
Fairies, Ida Porter and Marietta Fahey; May
Queen, Alice Carroll; Followers Of Queen, A.
Ashford, NJ. McWtlllams Celia Stein, ]. Smith
son, May Alice and Lizzie Birch; Punctual
Scholar, Florence Noyes; Tardy Scholar, Horace
Clarke; Perseyering Scholar, Lilly Allen; Quar-
TelsOme Scholar Albion Noyes; Song 10 Quarrel
some Scholar, Amelia Fuld and Bertha Ham
burger; Generous Scholar and Companions,
Amelia Oppenhe.mer, Anna Hayenner, Mary
HALEY and Winnie Kilbourn; Address TO Queer,
Minnie Bird: Selfish Scholar, Willie Yates
TableauX, "Husklng Scene"
FART II.
ChaTade, "SuTprising"-MT. ulnan, Frank
Noyes; Miss Gardiner, MOllie McWllllAms; Peter,
the footman, Ferdinand NeidomAnski; EleanoTa
Tiptop, Cora Thorn; Mrs. Tlptop, Minnie Bird;
Mrs. judy Jonquil, Annie Ashford; Anna Hol-
man IAN orphah,) Hattie Lynohi Mr.. Gardiner
Charlie HUM; Marcus Tlptop 10 young dandy)
Albion Noyes; Mrs. stepup, Laura Thorn; Miss
poplln, Lizzie Birchi Mr.. Stepup, Frank Ashfordj
Mrs. Paisley, Verona Larkln; Nj. Paisley, Robert
Sebastian. Closing address, Frank NUyes.
Musical director, ]. II. Danieli pianist, Miss
BEETLE HayenneT.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

1 respectfully announce TO the public that am
prepared 70 exhibit tho LARGEST ASSORTMENT
styles Of
ORNAMENTAL PAPER-HANGINGs.
DECORATIONS = Latest styles Sidewalks and
,FREsCo BORDERS full collection best designs.
al T,dths N Plain YooTs, gut and Velvet a., ,.,
nut Oak and Stone.
TlNTB-Buperlor line OF Color, 10 and % inches
GILT aud EMBOSSED PAPERS, aud VELVET
and GOLD poRDERS; also, OAKS, MARBLtS and
JNO. ALEXANDER,
mya colin No. l23l Pennsylyania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

FREE or CHARGE.-steel soda water fountains
and draught fixtures to loan by Palmer a Green,
Georgetown, d, q.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

styles and kinds OF boots and shoes, In large
quantities, fOs gentlemen, ladies, misses and
children, Just received at the popular shoe en-
ponum OFT. s. Gartrell, 900 Seventh street, cor
neT OIL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

A CHANCE ToR ALA lot on Cottage Hill car
be bought fora very small sum down, and III,
rest In monthly payments OF o. I
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CITY ITEMS.

wnLsrr RUoFP, Dos Pennsylvania avenue,
invite an examination OF their extensive stock
Of Spring and summer Hats. 81
DUNLAP A AMIDoss FIfTH-AvEsUE STYLE Pearl
Cashmere Dress Hats now ready at their agency,
905 Pennsylvania avenue.
81 wnLETT A RUOTF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

JOHN E. TALTYS New sample-TOOm and Cigar
Store will be opened today at ~ O'Clock,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

Palmer A Green, Of Georgetown, have great
variety Of new Soda Water Apparatus for sale at
manufacturer prices and terms. Secondhand
ones taken IN exchange; also, pure Soda Water
In steel fountains.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana ayenu,
pays per cent. interest on all deposits Depos
Its can be made and drawn at will.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

JOMN Z. TALTY's New Slmple-room and Cigar
Store Will be opened to-day al 10 O'Clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

The EEw COL0SSADE lIoTn, on Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, Pa, only charges $3.50 pei
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

ALSO, INDICATED BATHS, OF ALL -
STREET NORTHWEST. I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

Found AT LAST IA remedy that not only re-
lleves, but cures that enemy OF mankind, con-
sumption, as well as the numerous satellites
which TeyOlye around II In the shape OF coughs,
COLDS, bronchitis, soro throat, influenza, &c. The
remedy we alludo to Is DR.. Wistars Balsam OF
Wild Cherry, prepared by Seth W. Fowle a Son,
Boston.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

DRoPosALs FOR COAL AND WOOD FOR
Il THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
-, TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nay u. ls7S
,foPosif Is 70 ssHPPly the Treasury Depaftmsnt
ISSeiycssd y this once up to noon Of MONDAY,
,fnStFuclonS to bidders will be furnished on an.
plicAtlon TO j. III, 'BAVIIIE.
myldF5W (hief liierk
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-17

Bankers, No. l4i6 Pennsylvania avenue, pay 6
per cent on all deposits.