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National Republican., 1873-06-02
TIE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.
Meetings Yesterday,

The beautiful weather OF yesterday attracted
large numbers OF people TO the public squares,
aud amongst them some Of the apostles OF tenn
peTance who organized meetings and made ad-
dresses, which were listened TO by the people
with much interest. One gathering on Capitol
Hill heard speeches from Messrr. Read and Drew,
while another In South Washington was enter.
tained by j. l.. kidwell, and several speakers
whose names We did not learn.
In the evening the Dashaways met At Temper
ance Hall. Mr.. White related most thrilling
experience OF several years OF inebriety, includ-
ing descriptions Of life In the alnlshOlses and
prisons In New YORK, Boston, and Philadelphia,
all the result OF rum drinking and the vaRrancy
SO frequently occasioned thereby. lie also told
how marines are made, and how they are kept Ia
the barracks ut the navy yard, describing the
"canteen call, and what II costs. II appears
that those marines who patIOnlEe the rlntecn
most are surest OF shore duty.
Mr.. Savage and Judge Moore paid their respects
10 that portion OF the press which defends rum.
drinking and rum-selling on bcriptural grounds,
and denounced such course AZ most dlsfeput.
able on the part OF editors and managers, as well
as damaging 10 public morals. They urged the
friends OF temperance to greater vigilance and
energy In the cause 10 make Il popular, and thul
gain the press all over on their side.
National Republican., 1873-06-02
AnuATIC.
The Coming Four-Oared Rnce-A Gard
f.o,, Me n L. 1Iarke, Of the Annlostnns.

Tho ComlnH Four-Oared Rncc-A Care
from nIr. n. ,. Clarke, Of the Analostnns.
There Is considerable eNcitement and speGu-
lAtion In regard 10 the boat race which sto "
decided next Wednesday, the tth INST on tne
Potomac, between the Chesapeake, Of NoIi0lk,
Va, and the Analostans, OF the Dlstnot, ~
will be the nrst race ever rowed by q foreign
club on these waters. The Chesapeakea come
10 US with good record, and the proficiency dts
piayed hy them since they have been ptacticing
here has had tendency to make them fayofltes.
They arc q ine body OF gentlemen amateur
oarrmen,r and look Hs though they might pull
last they have been on the river three times day
Tor practice, and having q very fast boat and
good trainer are liable 10 make the Analostans
work harder than ever to escape defeat.
John Blglin, the trainer OF the AnnltstanA, was
compelled to leave them two weeks ago To 20 In
training for hls own race with Kills Ward, which
taxes place this month. Notwithstanding this
drawback the boys are carrying out his instruc-
tlonH TO the letter aud feel confident Of succeas,
aud their friends are ready to back them. The
race Is TO be In fourOared shell boats, 70 row
three miles, starting from tho foot Ot q street
one mile and half down the Giyct aud return.
The crews are ~ follows;
"Chesapeake"-p. Hardy, stroke, weight li6
lbs; j. @. Baker, No. ., weight ll2 lbs.; T.. NJ.
farewell, No. ., weight ~ lbs; W. Z, Dickson,
bow, weight Isl lbs.; average weight VI crew,
lls lbs.
AnAlostnns-H. NJ. Gufley, stroke, weight 100
pounds; o. l.. Prescott, No. q, weight 40 pounds;
X. J. Clarke, No. = weight i62 pounds; Charles A.
Brown, bow, weight ioS pounds; average weight
Of crew, itT pounds.
Avery exciting and hoily-contcsted race Is an'
tlclpatel.
National Republican., 1873-06-02
DOES 1T PAyf
We answer Rmpha,icaily 4, Docs

We answer Bmphu ticaIiy Il Does.
Pays our customers. Pays ourselves.
We avoid q surplus stock.
Our customers make good bargains.
Being oyerstocked, We must reduce.
Having too many goods,
oar Inducements are tempting.
Nothing at the price equals
Our SIS Business Suits.
Nothing In the market surpasses
oar $40 Business Snlts.
Former prices, SIS, $40, s9I.
Present prices, ti0, SIS, $40.
First purchasers Find best selections.
No Partially.
EQUAL RiGnrs f0R THE BoYS.
Better Suit, 81.
Formerly selling at o, $40 and SIS.
Inducements extraordinary.
Temptations irresistible
Stock Large. Cali Early
liABLE BROTHERS,
Fashionable TalloS,
Corner Seventh and d streets.
National Republican., 1873-06-02
Atlanta NE I,lnnnrh.

On Saturday morning Messrs. Cox, MaTbuTy
aud Bliss OF the Board OF Health, had a confer.
ence with the Board OF Public WORKS as TO the
best means to be used by both boards toward
tAry condition, and prevent the spread Of iniec-
tions diseases during the coming hot season.
After general Interchange Of views, the Board
Of Public Works decided to give their supufln.
tendents special orders in relation 10 the clean.
ing up, by the contractors, OF alleys where they
have been improved. Daring the consultation
Vice President Shepheni TOOK occasion to state
that the Board of Public Works had expended a
large sum OF tho four million loan In cleaning np
the alleys where garbage auA refuse matter had
haen Thrown.
National Republican., 1873-06-02
TIE BUCHiNAN H0aIICIDR.
Issuest and yerdlct-Aeeldeu,aI shooting

Isqucst and Verdict Accidental shooting.
Coroner ID. G. Patterson held an inquest Oh Sat-
band In Desmond's alley, on Friday night last.
The following Jury was empanneled: Peter He
bren, Richard smith, Edward May, William II.
Brown, William II. Barnes, Robert q. Cassell.
william Wirld, Jeremiah kidwell, John Lewis,
j. :. Kelley, George Knott, and ]. Baker.
After hearing the evidence IN the case the fol-
lowing verdict was rendered: "That the said
Anna Buchanan came 10 her death about Q
O'Clock q. N. on the Slst day Of May, 1873, by
reason OF plstoiahot wound inflicted by her
husband, William II. Buchanan, and they further
md that the shooting was accidental"
The Jury was then discharged.
About u O'Clock the same night he was rear
rested by Onlcer kenner, charged with an assault
and battery on Daniel Davis, and reconducted "a
the BtatlOn-hOuse, there to remain until Judge
snell's reception takes place this morning.
National Republican., 1873-06-02
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

THE MARKET HOUSE was occupied Saturday
for the nrSt time since II was raised.
SHIPMENT oF FIOUR.-The steamer Ella Blddle
cleared for Philadelphia with 65l barrels OF hour
BBH.-rwelve thousand herring were re-
celyed Saturday, a. tue FISH market, and sold
at Sl.b0 per thousand.
The GRAIN MARKEr,-IhTea thousand four
hundred and hfiy bushels VI wheat were re-
Ceiyed Saturday, No sales,
The Coal TRADK.-The receipts and shlI mentI
OF coal during the past week by the different
companies have been; receipts II, ,BO3 tons, ship
mentA s,1p6 tons. =.
National Republican., 1873-06-02
NEW POLICE STATIONS.
visit aud Inspection OF the Old Ones by the
Legislative CommIttees.

On saturday, In company with Major Richards,
the Committees on Police Of the Legislative As
sembly, Messrs. Browne and Hall, OF the Coun-
ell, and Mes 8. Hunt, Long, Wall, Talferro and
Cox, OF the House Ci Delegates, paid an Oiiclal
visit 10 the several stAtlOn-hOuses OF the Metro
polltan police for tic PURPOSE Of inspecting not
modAtiOns. After Thorough tour aud full ex-
animation they came TO the unanimous conclu-
sion that the buildings In the First, Fifth, sixth
and seventh precincts were totally untitled for
the purpose, being too small, lily ventilated and
generally Objectionable. A talk on the subject
OF remedying the evil resulted In proposition
TO recommend the sale OF the Central guard.
house, and the Fifth precinct property at the
corner Of Ninth and X streets, for both OF which
at least t50,O 900 can be obtained sun sufficient
II Ia thought, to purchase eligible sites and eTeci
needed houses, A bill for this purpose will
probably he introduced In the Legislature at an
eaFlV unV
National Republican., 1873-06-02
FIRE AND ACCIDENT.
A Reel Upset ind One ofthe Men severely
Inlured.

Yesterday about l O'Clock an alarm Of
FIRE was turned In from box 92, caused by the
burning Of q small brick house, on Montgomery,
between Beall and West streets, Georgetown,
owned and occupied by George BriscOe, eUlored,
After the arrival OF the nre department the
names were subdued. The fire originated from
a defective chimney, and the loss is estimated at
81 100, with an Insurance OF $3.50. The run was
the cause Of q serious accident to one OF the nTo-
men OF Henry Addison company No. 0. IL Ap-
pears that while the hose carriage Of the COM
pany was turning the corner Of Green and
Bridge streets on tue way TO the nTc, the driver
turned too short, upset the apparatus and threw
John Walker and James Kuhn violently to the
broken and was otherwise injured, and the lat
ter received severe Commissions about the head
Walker was At once removed TO his home, No.
100 Bridge street, where the limb was attended 10
by Drs. Richie, Shekell and Peters. The hose
carriage was considerably broken by the upset
National Republican., 1873-06-02
NorIcEs OF NEW XpyRaTIsR,IEN


A lady desires board In tho country.
strawberry festival at Fletcher chapel this
evening.
John ". Frazec, attOrney-at.law and solicitor
OF patents.
Three comfortable dwellings In Alexandra,
Va, for rent.
Washington Lodge, No. q, !. o. o. T., win meet
this evening.
See the new time table Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. .. ''
New Hygela hotel, Old Point Comfort, Va,
Clark 4 Wilson proprietOTs.
The members OF Columbia Encampment, No.
], !. U. U. H., Will meet this evening.
Strawberry festival at the Metropolitan NJ. Z.
church this and Tomorrow evenings.
All members OF tho order OF Sons Of Temper
ance are requested TO meet this evening.
Green Williams will sell, on Tuesday, June
II, At O'Clock p. NJ, valuable real estate,
A stated meeting OF the Southern Republican
Association Will be held tomorrow evening.
The seml-annual meeting OF the Virginia Re-
publican Association will be held this evening.
Latlmer 4 Cleary will sell. On Thursday, June
y, at o'clock p. ni., beautiful suburban prop
ery, ..r ... |.r -
VIM. L. Wall 4 Co. will sell, on Monday, June
3, at 10 o'clock a. m., n miscellaneous stock OF
goods.
Kelly a Gatohen will sell, on Thursday, June
II, at Q O'Clock 2. m, valuable improved prop
nrty, No. 1919 fonth street, between i street
and Rhode Island avenue,
Duncanson, Bowling a Co, will soil, on Tues
day, June 3, at 10 O'Clock, aud continuing at 1880
O'Clock every evening, Cd Immense stock OF dry,
millinery and fancy goods.
National Republican., 1873-06-02
POUND MAN SHOT.
Probable Loss OF an Arm-Escnpc Of tn,
shootist.

buss ot Hfut-ASChpt
shootist.
Yesterday morning Poundmaster Einsteln, in
company with his men, started out at three
O'Clock Tor the purpose Of making a night raid In
search OF animals running At large, and their
efforts were crowned with success. AZ about
tween Twenty-secpnd anu Twenty-thrd streets,
running at large, when one Of the pound men
named W. II. Hawkins took the animal into Gus
tody and Started away. Noticing this, man
named Il. Lynch came to the door OF hts house
and said II the horse was taken he would shoot
Hawkins, as II was his horse. Hawkins paid no
attention to this threat, as he felt he was obey
ing the law, and proceeded with his capture,
but had goue but a short distance when Lynch
fred doublc-harreled shotgun at him, the load
OF buck shot taking effect IN his side, arm and
hand.
Ho was removed TO the once Of Or. Bushnen
when Dr. Cox was sent for aud removed what
shot oould be found; after which Hawkins was
removed W his home. The poundmen then con-
tinued TO the pound, where the horse was placed.
The police authorities were notified and went to
lynchs residence, when they found he had left
In company with his brother-in-laW. who carried
him In a wagon to virginia. A telegram was ac-
corilnziy sent to the authorities IN Virginia TO
keep lookout for him. Upon Investigation II
was ascsrtained that tho horse did not belong to
Lynch, and that the shot was hred out OF mere
sptefulness, The horse was called for At the
pound, but the poundmastcr refused TO give him
up. Tue physicians are Of the opinion that the
arm Of Hawkins will have 10 be amputatcd.
National Republican., 1873-06-02
". a. R Sacieix.


The quarterly meeting OF this society was held
last night at Carroll hall; Mr.. James Iackey,
nrst vice president, In the chair. Rev. Fathers
Walter, Roccofort and Kelly occupied seats upon
the platform.
After the regular routine business the pre-
siding oticer introduced Rev. Chas. Y. Kelly, s.
J,. OF Georgetown college, who proceeded 70
deliver very Interesting address on Catholic
education, In the course of which he dwelt for
clbly on the virtues OF faith, hope and charity,
and earnestly urged the members to perseyefe
In their good work OF clothing and educating
poor boys,
Father Kelly's address was warmly applauded,
and at Its close Major Dallas, United states
army, made an Interesting statement OF the i'm
pOyeriahed condition OF the Church In Arizona,
lie then exhibited 10 the assemblage two unique
religious relics which were found In mission
house near Tucson, and are supposed To be more
than century old. one was a crucinx made OF
wood, with acoyering OF composition resemb-
lug wax, on which were yiyidly represented the
wounds Of the saviour. The other was q statue
Of ~. Anthony, Of Padua, bearing In his arms
the infant Jesus. Both OF these works are artls-
tically executed, and are well calculated 20 I'M
press the mind OF the Catholic with the subjects
represented. They were examined with much
curious interest by tue members OF the soclety.ll
National Republican., 1873-06-02
AuerIon snIo Of RooIIn.

The sale Of books by MessTs. LAtlmer \ CleaIy
viii be resumed at 1850 O'Clock this Monday
evening. Among the books yet unsOld Az
copies OF "Dlbdens Guide TO Rare and Valuable
Editions OF the Classics,n Prostitution Dams Ia
VILE de Paris" "savolsnes UnlyersAl A.las, "
"Flnleya American Atlas" "Alcedos usoRra ph-
ieal and Historical Dictionary OF Nurth America" /"
"MafchlAYels florentlne Historic, 1870" al ar
riH Collection Of Voyages, nlaTgc lot Of agHcu,-
French books, and many stan lard miscellaneous
works.
National Republican., 1873-06-02

Assembly, approved October is ISL therefore, be
R.-,,rsi, That the doyeraor be, and b s hereby,
-..,ne-ied 10 inform thls House whether ehu, .pAl
y. hssn sid 10 iie Chcago Relief Cummit,ee,
~ ps,psnsnos II section " said act, and II not the
resso0e tbsrefor, ..
Mr. Wren introduced hill regulating the loca.
ton Of cemeteries. Referred 10 the COMMITTEE
y" ThS fSloi House then, at sho p M, adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-06-02
Inst YIIIa

The following wills have been nled 10 the
Onice OF the register Of wills; Gilbert Cox, OF
stafford county, Va, who leaves his estate TO hla
wife, kebeoea Cox, and appoints his son, D. W.
Cox nled and proven, aud admitted 10 probate
rs 20 personally. Ann Bell, bequeathing her
estate 10 W. J.. ryder, subject TO certain trusts,
The Will OF the late John NJ, Young, bequeathlng
certain pieces OF property To his WIFE, and direct.
Ing the balance 10 b0 divided among hts children
were issued To II "a W. Young and WIN, a,
ioung-bond, tib.OJl,
National Republican., 1873-06-02
Address or Hon. l., m, CLnndI,r.

by reference to our advertising columns IL will
be seen that Hon. L. II. Chandler, OF Virginia, is
announced 20 speak at meeting Of the Southern
Republican Association at ClATkes hall, to-inoT-
row evening. His subject Will be, THE neces-
southern works Of internal improvement Mr..
ChandleTs experience In practical stAtesmanshlp
aud his reputation as an orator OF the 1rst order
are national, and too well understood 70 require
comment. We opine that the hall will be found
too small for the accommodation OF those who
will desire 70 hear him on the Interesting and
popular subject Of his discourse. n
National Republican., 1873-06-02
cARp rRoN VIZ. cLAEkK.

10 ne Eiiior oT the Natoaai RspgbiieuRg
SIR The question was asked yesterday, In tho
columns OF ihe Sunday Herald, how X. J. Clarke,
Of the AnAlOstanA, became the champion siugle
scull Of the District, which was followed by the
Interesting piece Of information, "Aodesty Is q
virtue"
In reply to the above will state that think I
have a. much OF that virtue as the writer OF that
article, aud beg leave TO inform hm that have
tually belongs TO me, viz. "the singlc-scull
championship Of the Analostan Boat Clnb," but
would be very happy TO compete for the title
show; ..F
herewith openly challenge any recognized
amateur oarsman OF the District OF Columbia TO
row me three.mile SinRle-scull face on the Po-
tomac for the "championahip OF the Dlstrict'
and q suitable prize, this challenge TO remain
open until the ist day Of Septenlbet.
RICHARD j. CLARKE,
ais Ninth street northwest.
National Republican., 1873-06-02
The Times 10 be Enlarged.

Owing TO the constant pressure on Its alver-
tisng columns and the demand for more room
absolutely required by increased patronage It II
InmOred that Mr, Hughes proposes 10 enlarge
the Time TO the qnaft0 form, There arc Few
more genial, generous amt entaTprlslng gentle,
men III town tnaa Mr.. hughes, AMI ~ newspl-
ner editor he II one at the hcenrEt and best
Ju uiging
National Republican., 1873-06-02

The undersigned would Intimate 10 those call
Ing and not seeing him. and go away Imagining
he Is not about, that H Is q mistake; for be eau
he found daily In his private ONCE over the
Bazaar from q. m. to p. m.
n. II. PRINCE,
1905 PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
National Republican., 1873-06-02

TLECTRO- -MAGNRTO OALvANIO TREAT
~ MINT, for y, ,ryoua Disoases, by Prof q. y.
General ipplleaionS, 3 cents; 5ponsS Dsl6, b cis.
mylAeofm
National Republican., 1873-06-02
Nniiannl HnxinEn Hanl

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street
pays Q per cent. per annum on deposits for eacf
calendar month. Banking hours to 4; Batur
days, . TO 4 and 9 TO 9. Z
National Republican., 1873-06-02
Importaut 10 DruEHI.ts, Sc.

Palmer 4 Green, OF Georgetown, have a great
variety Of new Soda Water Apparatus for sale At
manutactuTers' prices and terms. secondhand
In steel fOuntaIna
National Republican., 1873-06-02
tn, t:ermnp-A .rJcan sayiuE. Hank,

opposite the Post once Department, pays 0 per
cent. interest on ordinary deposits, aud per
accounts. Deposits made on or before June .
draw Interest from that date.
National Republican., 1873-06-02
tn m. Creditors.

corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays Q per cent. interest on all deposits Dopos-
Its eau he made and drawn at will.
National Republican., 1873-06-02
Large, Airy Rooms,

with nrst.class tAble.board, and at very low
prices for the summer, for rent at the MaTston
House, corner Fifteenth street and New York
avenue.
National Republican., 1873-06-02
NOW LOOK!

sI-KEEP Cool
DON'T GET ExcITED-SI.
81. Check that Stream Of Precipitation. 81.
81, De Comfortable and Don't FRET z 81.
5i-A genteel hot-weather Coat for sII' "
Wen CUT We'll Made
si-Oue Dollar-st. sI-one Dollar-Si.
by the Dozen,
by the Hundred,
Bythe thousand.
.st..".sI.m..st.. t.....st.."SI.m.st
Follow the Crowd.
Come at Once.
ST.. Z. Enough. ST.. =. For All. ,...,,.oI.
HABLE bnOTnERH, .....
Fashionable Tailora,
Corner seventh and ID streets. a
National Republican., 1873-06-02
Tn, w..h,n.,en civ say,u.,

PREE op CuLRgE. steel soda water fountains
aud dranght fixtures TO loan by Palmer Green,
Georgetown, ID, C.
National Republican., 1873-06-02
TIE NINTH.srRRE.f PAftMENr.
BNplanatIsa Of Hgwett, I,.,y,. Z, o.


short time tinoe an abstract was published
Of the bill fled by W. b, Psrisen aRainst Thomas
Lewis D. 2. Hsnilint and K, 9. Hswett, claiming
* ge rom pa5nss ran en add seesIns e enls
lsid BY them or continuing tho work On Hlnth
street. 40. a temporary restraining order WA
the reason that the Justice assigned 10 hold the
Equity Court has not been abis 70 give heari N
% contested cases while sitting In general terni;
but ne answe.A o. Lewls, Hewett ard Ilamlnk
lowing points made and insisted upon by them,
lst Thst the paftnefship for supplying Ne
and HamiinS sione tbcur Hswets esiSea M
lntefes! as between hlmselt and Lewis, and fafi
sen bad an intereat BY a separate agreement be-
tween hlmsslf and Hamlnt BY which Parisen,
lot consnefhuon, was 70 superintend the work
aud apply the principles Of his patent TO H.
~. That the WORK was done according 10
l1srlsens directions, and any defects are attri-
bntable 70 him, and that the work done when he
was personslly present and experimenting. as
on Ninth street At the intersection Of Pennsyl-
yanla avenue and on parts NJ Fourth street,ueedB
repalLing IS mueh IS the work done when he
81. That Parisen has realized from rramllnk a
considerable sun fcom the work, while Lewis
ath. That Ilamlnk has transferred his interest
and mat represented ~ him 10 the contracts and
WORK TO Lewis, who was ready to proceed with
the WORK and 10 remedy and repair all defects In
the same when restrained By order Of the court,
and wonld have done 80 by This tlmo had no not
been thus restrained, and that all the parties 70
the suit, as well as tho public, wOuld have been
greatly benefited u he had been allowed 10 do so.
tth. That the railroad track on Ninth street,
and especially the fact that the rails were not
laid at the time the pavement was put down,
was one of the principal causes OF tho defects In
that pavement.
9th. That Parisen found no fanlt with the man.
ner IN which the WORK was being done until his
demands upon Hamllnk for money ceased 10 be
compiled with, In advance OF the possible ascer.
talnment OF proatst which cannot be anything
ike tho sun which he clalms they will be, but
that when his demands for more money were re.
fused he At once began his efforts 10 hinder, en-
batrnsa and in1ure them as much as possible,
The answer Of Halnllnk oonours In the above
points, and he further says that the conduct Of
iarisen, In the above respects, and his refusal
70 cooperate In the necessary repairs and work
| TO be done, induced him TO transfer the whole
work TO Lewis, ss ho had previously been au.
thorlfed by Parlscn TO do, and that he has been
and IL ready and willing 10 account 10 and settle
with Parisen, In accordance with the agreement
/ between them.
! The case will probably be heard during IN,
'nming week, and We trust that its decision will
Z 'sn the needed repairs which have been sc
~. 'layed.
National Republican., 1873-06-02
If Oar Reader. Desire

70 he suitoJius Sr Infants, don't forget ths
Fetitst eniidrsf'a street, is the great resort
Ca'nmIn,, s5i setsn,s = spring aud sam@si
gooi,, consisting Of Nov, iptlons, Is offered
ioinettcs, slippers Of ali dcsc.. Tnd ends OF All
at greatly re1uced prices. oidss old at cost
and less than cost, Ny new spring Nrs ol
ladles'. 10 BurtS aud a dozen other ma, ~
spring Newport ues,r and other styles at c.,
tho city. 0lyo me call and be convinced.
National Republican., 1873-06-02

PEKTEcTlY fnTNg sHRrs-The largest A..
sortment.
UnderclothinR, d.
Half Hose, .
suspenders, CUTS, Collars, 3c.,
In uncxcellcd variety. Prices moderate.
Gto. Z. HHxstNd, 40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-06-02
L. IL nanicr A In

Bankers, No. iiis PcSnsylvsnis avenue, pay 9
per cent on all deposits,
PALMER a aREENS steel fountains are the
only ones suitable for drawing soda water
from.
National Republican., 1873-06-02

rURco-RUsHAN BATHS; ALSO. MEpI.
GATED YAPOR BATHS FOR THE CURR or
h5L Skin DISEASES, AT DIR. sHEDDS, soa e
National Republican., 1873-06-02
oIq AZ ,SSSs;;.'"t cHoISE s4osK sEHro Ises 70. s,'
- AT MARKRITERs,

fAiEhiiANGlNGS,W WINDOW SHADES,
Window shsdcs; also, choice Paintings, Ensfav-
nss, Chromos and Photographic. Picture
Frames, all styles and sizes, IN Walnut, ON,
MUS, Gold Piaisd, Pinned and wlrs Centrc
Plctsrre Cords, &c. a
National Republican., 1873-06-02
BEsT GOODS AT LOWEST rRiCEs.
n y otheT- Dlacaa in Waahingtou

Above a. other olaoes IN Washlngton We re-
'nmmend or rci lers to the American Tea
sior, corner o. sey enth and sireets, for pure
s ah ,ns hs Il grad V Flour, fruits Of the nnest
aasI,,iss ami y, rcy ,Sry Noeries, all Of which are
sold at New York pl.oe's var NJ sovo,,, a.,
Dowling's Tea Store, CA noss, 9Ss,ntn . snu !
streets, Is the place TO buy l. ''' s'V'' ~
NSw York prices \ A,,a,,,.u ~.
By all means 60 70 Dowlngh Ss,s' an lo"
store, corner Of seventh and STR 'S' III
National Republican., 1873-06-02

NEW STRAW HAT AND BornET BlHIcHERY, JOa
X street, near seventh stress, Work done with
care. Late tnaln England. Y "sNTsT -