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National Republican., 1873-05-01
Permits 10 Buiid.

The following permits 10 build were iAsued
yesterday! Edward Herring, a brick building,
by 30 feet, two stories high, on X, between
Sixth and Seventh streets southeaAt;' RdwaTd
high, on First, between and streets south
west; Rudolph Elchhom, a brick building, lek
by ~ feet, two stories high, on X, between First
and North Capitol streets northwest.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
The l.anI NnInnnca.

A letter has been addressed to the Board OF
Public Works by Mr.. William X. Smith, chair
man Of the parking commission, complaining
that the goats are rellgtousy and industriously
employed every Sunday IN destroying the efforts
0f the board to feed the esthetic soul Of the
people by decorating the streets with shrubbeTy,
md inquiring II q stop cannot be put to the nul-
aance. a copy Of the letter has been lnciosed to
Major Richards and the Board OF Health, re-
Of these ANIMALS. II Is said that the pound-men
give no attention TO the running At large OF AMI
mails on sunday, and owners OF stock take ad-
vantage OF the day 70 browse thom on the public
paTkA- IL Ia believed that few Sunday raids
would not be regarded a. violation OF the Sab
hath, and would enectuAllJ cure the evil com
ulAlfied Of
National Republican., 1873-05-01
The Corcorup Zouay.I.x.a,

This affair, which comes on To- night at Ma
sonic Temple, 10 expected 10 be one Of the nntst
Entertainments Of the season. All military men
attending will be In full uniform, and thereby
add very much 10 the pleasure OF the evening,
The drlil will take place about $50 O'Clock. Ali
who have not provided themselves with tickets
can Obtain them nt the door,
National Republican., 1873-05-01
In tho Report

Of shipping news from Georgetown yesterday
we noticed the arrival Of nifty soda fountains for
Palmer Green, Of that city. These, we under
stand are the rst instailment Of patent steel soda
water fountains TO be used hereafter exclusively
by this nnn, they having disposed OF all their
copper fountains. Steel fountains are lined IL :
slde with seamless sheet block tin, which will
preserve the soda water for any length Of time,
while copper fountains are merely washed WIN
-, which soon dlssolyes and forms that lead
and coppery taste which Is not only objection
able, but Is very poisonous. On account OF the
immense outlay 10 Introducing these fountains,
this nm certainly deserves the patronage Of all
loyers Of good, pure soda water.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
We Inxirn lie AtlsniIan

Of capitalists and business men 70 the sale by
Green A WIN ans, ,auctioneeTs, on Monday, Nay
0, at D O'Clock .. m, OF that valuable business
property snuated on the south aide OF PennAJl-
VAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
and known ai No. pa This property Is cen-
tTally located and poSsesses pneqnaled adYAn.
tAgea for bu IN fsa purposes and presents an op-
pOrtunity fOl Investment rarely offered.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
TUE cor.oREp OPERA rRoor.
Correspondence Between Citizens and the
Managers.

Managers.
The following oorrespondenoe explains iaelf
wasHIseror. d. O, April q isln
~ 49, 49,, ssgsss !,.s,ss. os.rs fssos
GSSTfsSsm The undersigned, who were de-
Gs y '!fes tine bOetoT Oc ns q s" @
hail in February last, and appreciatlng the
eiiorts made TO show the sdyancement o. the
,sc T. ne S q oee ever
brought before the public-enorts so triumph
antly rewarded with success both here and else
,ns 70 Snss Ss eS.s r asen and
n possible enjoy again the pleasure OF lts pro
ductlon. To that end we would respectfully 80.
llcit repetition Of the opera, at such time and
would suggest that "walrs opera house." "
possible, be secured for its more complete rem
dltion. satisfied that many who failed or were were
would now gladly avail themselves OF the oppo :
tuuity, while the undersigned, together with
al others who heard tee maiden maiden efforts & Of ne ne
repetition, especially 30 with the adyantages Of
scenery and other necessary requirements which
the opera house would AFFORD.
Lansston, Q. J. Brewer, w. X. yermillon, John
Thos. johnson, J., y. Murray, q. d. Puryia, Thoe.
". cnase;; ThCs. J, Boston, 4. R; shepherd. Gee.
BoSd sSs q g. q carroll, mn W.. A fsifsro, Il II % ". y
II. hmlth, z. Richards, Chris. A. Fleetwood, W.
]. Murtagh, Peter Campbell, Geo. II Downing,
doHh N. NOuht n NJ optTINt wv " 'uunEpui
Sidney W. Herbert, A. r. Augusta, VIM. n. linni
and W. II. slater. O.
WASHINGTON, D. O. April ,, lsIs,
Hss 2 cseis, a. y sAsrA'rd. f,t'r casyssH, ~
assmsssm Your fstSr o. o. The Esd Inst, SC.
lcitlnE a repetition Of EichbuV's beautifu
opera, "The Doctor Of Alcantara," by the "Co.
/ orcd American Opera Troop" and suggestini
waits opera house a. the place Of rendition, wa
daily received, and In reply are gratlned 70 stat,
that we have to-day completed arrangement
for complying with your request. the tim,
specified being Monday evening. May 10, N,
plalt walls opera house. The proceeds TO b
devoted TO charitable purpose, namely, 70 bt
applied toward the building OF the new 81. Mar
tins church. Fifteenth street, Rev. Felix DO
rattl, pastor.
In conclusion permit NJ 10 return 10 you, an,
through you 20 the entire press and public o
Washington, the heartfelt thanks OF the CON
pany and management for the very kind an,
generous announcement and appreciation whicl
oar efforts have eilclted.
Most respectfully, your obeilent servants,
PRop. jour KsPuTk AND T. HARRr DoskHrE,
Managing Directors ''Colored American Oper
Troop"
National Republican., 1873-05-01
kswly Rurulshrd.

Fort william Henry hotel will open on the la
OF June. throughout It has been newly and
magnlncentiy furnished. No one OF the slight
est experience In travelling needs TO be told o.
the beauty and loyellness Of the scenery around
Lake George. Il is, besides, historical ground. I
National Republican., 1873-05-01

Corner Seventh and d streeta.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
BASE BALL.
Championship Game In BniIlm0re-The
Game To-Day.

Championship Game In Bnitlmoro-Tho
Game To-Day.
The following dispatch was received last night:
BALTIMORE, ND, April So.-The second game
OF the championship aeries between the Ath-
letics, Of Philadelphia, and Lord Baltimore club,
Of this city, was played here TO-DAY, and re.
suited, after q wel-eOntested game, In fAyor Of
the latter. The Baltimores were strengthened
hy playing McNey In bis home position behind
the bat, while Force resumed his position at Sd
base, both OF whom played spendidly. The
Blltimores won the game by their terrific bat
ting in the sixth Inning, scoring seven runs, i've
Of which were earned.
The Athletics play the Washington nine in
Washington Tomorrow, CrhursdayO
Iunlngs. 50 Q .
- -
haiilmSre, han,sIEe ,,.,,,,,.,,-.S e,,.,,,,,,,..SS a 10
Runs seaTned-Baltlmore, 0; Athletic, s.
UmpiTe-H. c. Mclean,
game was played on me Olympic grounds
yesterday afternoon between the Washington
jprofessionaD and the Creigbtons, champion
luniors) which resulted In u victory for the
professionals by q score OF 70 To-
This afternoon tho Athletics, Of Philadelphia,
and Washington clubs will play their nrst cham
plOnshlp match on the olympic grounds.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
smallpox.

The following cases OF smallpox were re.
ported " the health once yesterday: One at
No. 223 First street northwest; one at ali Eighth
street southwest; one In Coles row, county; one
at No. 8S4 y street southwest. One death al No.
AZ Eighth street southwest.
National Republican., 1873-05-01

siO-our stylish, well-mahe suits n $40.
t0-Selling daily large numbeB-ti0.
tlO-of business suits at SO.
tiO-Receiying daily large shipments-tl0.
Sl0-of fashionable suita at $40.
QO-EyeTybody IA pleased with-ti0.
tt0-our well-made suits at SO
Finer suits proportionably cheap.
HABLE BROS,
Fashionable TailOrn,
Corner seventh and ID streets.
National Republican., 1873-05-01

hror OOnSrS S6H3SlI sESlI
TRAINS LEAVE FOR,
BALTIMORE
'fs Presa, daily, s''H-. II
Q Us = M, Baltimore Mail.
daily, except Sunday.
presa, dany. eIcept sun.
So ssPp,S, Z; Rsl.i5,lFs 5SlFs. &c. &C
oept Sunday.
pres, daily. eIcspt Sun !
'ss S,Is. 2; asr,,w' Western E'-
National Republican., 1873-05-01
u RoPosALs FOR CUMBERLAND GOAL.
NAVY Par oyEIcE)
No. az cHESrsuT SrREEI. PaiLA

49,. NAVY PAT oTFIcEl
- April y. in2 IA
possls for Coal viii be reserved al This oiice until
aShspAS pSoAas Nay s1 IA az toSS SolSfs
GOAL 20 pc dsliysIsd "a the ohsslsstown !as.ssl = }
doysrnmeSt. the weight 10 Be .deisrnined BY lie
Navy YArd scales a. the place q delivery.
ss.isstsT sscsa e tss IN s I'll assr inn
by The IPssior Appointed TOR the purpose. who viii
hiys The Tsht q pere9pt9ry rsisction >, :,
OF dsalsrp 10 Coal The right Y reserved 70 reJect
any ,,ny I'D Tia. may not bs dednsd advantageous to
Bssp9nii6le security win be required for the fAitt.
ful delivery OF thR above IN Conformity with tho
Slpuladons Of the blank forms for b dS, 70 be had
Gtlhlg once; Otherwise bldA Will not DO enterained
which the above Coal will be ,ahlpped,
myI Pay Inspector United StSieS Navy.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
NallounI SayinE. Bank,

would have the time pass pleasantly the musical
tick Of one Of Princes clocks driy es sadness
AWAY,
National Republican., 1873-05-01
U.s, RSoIsExR's oSFIoE,
DRoPosALs PoR IMPROVING RIVERS AND
- HAnBORS '-'7-
po.-,v y; = hHsoIsszn nn,,l ,S 9Isii "a

l.. U.s IEnonEEa oIFicEl
n, PORTLAND, Ma April y. lsiA =.
osSss NJ ~ on e III the % stS SSs ass Sfi q &.S
pert, for narrowing the following named liver and
/ BosToE Hlnpoe. MASS .egusETTs. yer
pssr Midas Sai sso, 2 ios Isd sSfsadiSs 81 ss s
aHaa hssa sSaSt sbcS
! PoaTIkhD HARpoR MAINE. For .eou. 7s.OoO
X sae fSP i5pss e.
q abouts1s cubic yards o. supisu Ledge, aud
cubic y.5as q siis6s. sdsns', ics IN The chan.
Persons dalns saa nsar q aSs for IN.
above ~oIts ~ are SsdSesisd 20 agrlS % the under:
:tTest Portand, "a Ss !, NJ ba4SasS 0Essss strrst
Boston. MAs. for spseihcAtions ana further infor'
Ths pndersiE Ensd reserves the right to reject all
bids which In his opinion not TeAsos able; alSo
aithlally. PrOinPay. and PsitoI9 the
sp5i lieut. Col Of Eng, Bvt Brig Den. q. !. army
p RofosALs FoR FLouR. =.
HEADQUARTERS DEpAnrnEsr oE THE PLArrE,J
orri'f ohih S%xsa. Szs' II Mach s " IA iIr'
Scaled proposAls. p daplieate, with guarantee
ssos Il ths Post "a beaver. near beaver oiiy, usb
ss 1S y on NV Tor % SI az tSa;
5S ss sP-ssrSs ssSs United
eommspeinS July ], lsIS
Samples OF ten POUNDS OF eAcn brand OF Hour OF
fsred, appropriately iabeled. must accompany pro
poaais and be referred 10 therein.
The names and Tesidencea (toWn or city, county
And STATE or Territory Of principals and surotlss
must be stated In proposals.. Proposals made by
nrm must Ahov The nxrne and residence q each
,fnyeloye, eOpsaininF proposals should be marked
Information as to conditions quality Of -four. pay.
ments ko., can be obtained by application to tie
Uommissary Of the Post Of Beaver.
BY command o. fDrisSdipT GsGsrsl Qsa som,
Apl9 BreVet Brig. Gen, O. O. 3.
TNTHE SUPREME COURT OF f'HR DIsTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA, THE ~ DAY OF APRIL, ls78.
EbeneSer burgess Warren aud =.
Aaron Btnbey, SURVIVING mem
beIa Of arm OF u. H. Warren
GQo, ~
| O. e Evans and Thomas Fisher, -
trading under the name, style ...
and hffn OF the kVanl Concrete | .n.H
Pavement Company ...
On mqlioh 0 the PLAINTIFF, by r. L. stanton and A,
B. W0rthlnEtOn, thelr attorneys II ~ ordered that
| the dofendAnts, o. r. Ryuns and Thomas FisheT,
cause their appearance To be eplered herein op or
before the hrut rule day Occurring forty days alter
this aay 9ihSIEisS the Cause viii Bs PTOsSSdSd Win
:SSs SSaf EHETTEs ;.Ps Ssl'! JuAss
! apif'ThsW BY I, p WILLIAMS, Asht Clerk
National Republican., 1873-05-01
CITY ITEMS.
Ten and Canrn-

The nnest brands OF Tea, aud the best grades
OF Coffee fresh roasted every day at the Tea and
Coffee Store, 40 Pennsylyania avenue, nearly
opposite the National hotel. eotf
National Republican., 1873-05-01
THE CITY YESTERDAY,
GENERAL LOCAL AND OTHER NEWS

New Central Repubilcan Committcc-Dee-
oration nay with the Germnns-The
Coicred Opera Troop-A Trip over
the New Raiirond.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
IrIsAR EsrABLIsHED FAcT. that consuI

DOoLRY's YEAST POWDER cannot be exceIed
for making light, sweet rolls, blsoults, waiiiea,
corn bread, &c. It Is always ready and reliable.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.

A meeting Of the Republican club Of this dis
trIct was held at Turner'S hall last night; the
president, Joseph Williams, In the chair. The
Executive committee for the ensuing year WIS
announced Rs follows: Joseph Flynn, NJ, W.
Wines, Daniel Henson, A. X, swaRgArt, Y. A.
West George Omally, STANLEY lawson. hessra
were elected delegates to the general committee,
Mr. Flynn being compllmented by the unhni.
nous vote OF the club. Messrs, Il. Alien And
the club adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
To Residents Of Capitol liiiI, Northern and
aautheasrnrn sertIcu.

The Franklin Telegraph once, lately estab-
ished at the Washington house, corner OF Third
street and Pennsylyania avenue, Is under the
charge Of Mr.. n. Coyle ION commlssion.) IL Is
well Tor those having occasion TO transmit mes
cages TO make q note Of this, and govern them
selves accordingly. Special pains VIII be taken
TO obtain prompt answers when required. Your
patronage respectfully solicited.
II. CoYLK, Operator.
National Republican., 1873-05-01

HEALTH, the poor mans riches, the rich mans
bliss, |, found In Ayers Medicines, after fruit
less search among other remedies, word to
the wise Ia suf1cient. 90
National Republican., 1873-05-01

In the German American Savings Bank. SIX
per cent. paid on ordinary deposits, and three
per cent. on the average, daily balances OF bnaE
ness accounts. Deposits made on or before
May draw interest from that date, u
National Republican., 1873-05-01

The GREAT ESoLsu REMEDY for Gout and
rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants, either OF recent or long standing, are adj
ylsed TO use Blalrh Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon as the most safe and
encctual remedy ever offered To the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greateat auoceaa Prepared by
PRour HARaArr, 80 Strand, London, RnTiand,
and SOLD by all druggists. ~.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
cam al spIcer,. Batter stsre.

LADIES SILK UMBRKILAs, paragon frames and
good quality, At 500. Look elsewhere, and then
dali Of Princes BAZAAR.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
Fer the Boys.

COUNTRY DHALnRs can buy Diston saws OF N.
u. Prince, with . discount OF 10 per cent. from
the manufacturers prices.
National Republican., 1873-05-01

The election for delegates In this district was
held last Monday night, and Messrs. jerome
Johnson, Richard Brown and Sandy Lacey de-
clared elected. For some reason there was con-
siderable complaint on the part OF several mem
hers OF the club A. the result, and at their re-
quest mass meeting was held AZ Jones' hall
last night for the purpose OF taking some action
in the matter. After lengthy and exciting do
hale the election OF Monday was confirmed, and
Mcssrs Thomas Lucas and Alfred Day elected
"a
National Republican., 1873-05-01

IT Is AN KsrABLIsHED fAcT' that consumption
can be cured but II Is far better TO prevent the
cruel disease from fastening itself on the sys
TEN by the timely use OF q remedy like Dr.. Wis
tara BalAAm OF Wild Cherry. This standard
preparation will speedily cure q cough or cold
power.
National Republican., 1873-05-01

H.AND u bllkhEIb
TIlAINs s,ARRIIyE Al
preas, daily, escept sun
9 ~ 1. m, Mail. daily, e1
cept sunday, -
" press, n dsly", "''SlA -
. ~ :. m, Pacific EIpress,
daily, ekcept sunday.
pOs y m. daily.
tion. daily ,sIeeptsnndAJ
National Republican., 1873-05-01
800 Seventh street,
The Current Topics.

WHITE SHIRTS at less than manufactureIb'
prices, at ibOd Pennsylvania avenue, Princes
bazaar.
National Republican., 1873-05-01

REMRnER that time Is money, and II you
would have the former correct, aud save the
10 ter, call at Phlceb BlEaar and purchase q
clock,
National Republican., 1873-05-01

TIM new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
is already one Of the best-khown hotels In the
country
National Republican., 1873-05-01
CARRIAGES.
CARRtAdEsi
CARRIAGEs

CARRIAaEsI ..-- oARRfAGEsl
~ CARRIA0EsliI
On hand o arHe aud well selected stock ,.nID a
q fash onAble FAMILY CARRIAGES, ~ EtsS
Of every descnptiop, including several ~ a.
barssln. PONY PHAErOk5, TOP and NuI0p
bp9eiES i2 sreat yssis,y a. rs.sonAble priees
- ROBT. II. GRAHAM,
set Repository and Factory. DON kishih sire
National Republican., 1873-05-01

LAptks' TRusRs HNp ssfcHsis, SkssA
SSR SHIFTS sfs sS SHE IsSrSt5B4Fsshs ssBFsh sS SnsF sis
E9SisssSS EeS TIES ad, At VERY Low ytp.1 PmoBs
TON w ysS SO sEyyNTa spRaRrM " NoR;rHwEs'r H; IEw'
National Republican., 1873-05-01
LOCAL NOTES,

Ns. McLosky will please call At Princes
BAZAAR. Those two dollar clocks have arrived,
guaranteed for one year, a. promised.
Five young ladies' resigned from the Treasury
yesterday for the purpose OF getting married.
Il wasn't good day for designations either.
Henry Monroe, convicted Of assault and bat
terry on Joseph TATrens and sentenced 20 impris-
oninent In jail. has been pardoned and released.
Baltimore has decided to designate the streets
on the lamps by the new patent skeleton sign.
Why wouldn't Ii be good 10 have them thus des-
lgnated in Washington
Messrs. r. A. Golden q Bro, agents, made the
following sales to shippers at the nsh wharyes
yesterday: 6,O0o shAd, from 90 TO tla; s0,00O
herring, from IS to 81; 100 bunches perch, from
10 to 81 cents.
The Good Templars Of this city win make an
excursion to Alexandria, Va, this evening,
when they will make fraternA visit 10 theif
brothers in that city. The boat will leave the
wharf at 7 O'Clock.
| Captain W. II. Turner, president OF the Penn.
| syivania Republican association, and Dr. 3. L.
| Cathcart, left for Harrisburg last evening In re
spOnse to call for the meeting OF the State cen
/ tral committee, Of which they are members.
Joseph jefferson, colored, was arrested yester
/ day by Oficer Harlow, on the charge of stealing
| q walking cane from the store cf Willett
| Ruon. on examination at the station-h0use U
\ was discovered that he had sfs.4s In his posses
| sion.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
Real Estnte Sales.

Thos. L. waggaman. real estate broker and
auctioneer, has sold part Of lot 4, In square 6Sh,
to Ri. Riley, for seventeen cents per foot, and
part Of lot e. in square c95, to Daniel Sweeney,
for seventeen cents per foot,
LAumeT a CleAry. auctlOneers, sold on Wednes-
day last lots %, ~ and %, 10 subdivision =, on
New York avenue, between Fourth aud Rlfth
streets, to John W. Dick, At forty-nye cents per
foot, aggTegAting about $3.50.
noon the following valuable property Lot ], In
Harris and Grammer's subdivision OF part Of
square No. i04, together with the improvements,
consisting Of . large double twO-story brick
house with Mansard roof, brick stablinR and out
buiidings, situated AZ the corner OF Connecticut
avenue and l. street, TO X X. Wilson, for 90, ,000
Also, the interest In remainder Of one half and
Ap interest Of one tenth In lot 81. reservation b.
oh the south side of Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Four-and-A-half and Sixth streets, and
| improvements, being warehouse and storerooms,
years Of age, TO Matilda klmma for ta,I9S. Also,
| lots q9 ~ and %, In subdivision =, on New York
avenue, between Fourth and Fifth streetA, to
John W. Dick, at 70 cents per foot, Aggregating
| about $500.
Hester 4 Ryon, OF Capitol Hin, have made
the following sales; Part OF lot l. In square Ib9,
10 7. Rae Lots II and 10, In square 100, TO SEN
ator CraRin. Lots and u, In square Sgf, to Col.
| 3. X. HamIll. A three-story press-brick, No. 2lS
South A street, to Z. II. kifkwood. Lot 30 In
square 12o, TO Albert de We're Burr. Part OF lots
| 2 and 0, In square T9o, to ]. A. Randall. Lot IL
In square SOS, 70 ChAs. King
tioneer, sold the brick house and lot No. 70,
| Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, for Hi,SOo. A. r. Shepherd being tns
| purchaser.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
Corner BeVenth aud d sIra
pepoeit Your sayInaI

Nor ONLY can you buy clock as cheap rs At
auction by purchasing Of Prince, but he war
rants them for q year,
National Republican., 1873-05-01

o.. A Good School Suit, for %.
t5. A Substantial Suit, for t5.
o.. A WellMahe Suit, for o..
HABLE BRoruERa,
Fashionable Tailora,
. Corner Seventh and d streets
National Republican., 1873-05-01
Tho washiastsa City savinss Bank,

anest quality, received daily At splcers Buttel
House, southwest corner Ninth and Z streets
National Republican., 1873-05-01
DECORATION DAY.
The herman veteran Union TO strcw tho
Graves OF the German soldiers.

The German veteran Union TO HtreW tho
Graves OF tho German soldiers.
The delegates Of the German Veteran Union
Of this District appointed to make arrange
ments for the decoration on the eQth Of NAY
next, Of the graves Of Geman-Arnericau iol-
ders at Prospect Hill cemetery, held meeting
last night, IN which, among other transaciont,
the following resolutions were Adopted; " =
Whereas the delegates Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic for phe decoration Of the grhveaof
Union soldiers on the both Of May next, In their
meeting last night, adopted revolutions cautldn-
ing the public against "certain parties" solicit
ing subscriptions to aid IN the decoration Of
soidlers' graves; therefore he II
Resolred That tho German Veteran Union Of
this District feel IN duty bound TO decorate, on
the s0th Of Aay next, the graves Of the German.
American soldiers resting In the grounds OF
Prospect Hill cemetery, as up to the last year
they have been entirely neglected.
Resolved, That the uertnan veteran Union
claim the right TO solicit subscriptions from their
friends to aid In the decoration Of the graves Of
their deceased brethren.
Resolved, That the German Veteran Union,
In order not TO he mlslead, ordered their sub
scription lists printed In the German language,
with the name of Prospect Hill cemetery In
Resolved, That the German veteran Union
deeply regret that part Of the proceedings OF tho
| meeting referred TO, and deem u unworthy Of
their late comrades In arms TO adopt resoutioni
/ OF a character which can only tend to create
| feelings Of bitterness aud animoalty.
National Republican., 1873-05-01

Ouf Custom Dcpaft~eht.
The most extensive merchant tailoring facl-
Faultless NJ
Fashionable cut;
Best workmanship.
The largest stock OF piece goods
For coats and vests
For pants
For full suits.
The lowest prices for ordered goods.
HABLR ljRos.,
Fashionable TallOrs,
I Conner seventh and ID streets.
National Republican., 1873-05-01

40. Pure French Candy 47O.
~ manufactured daily and sold at the low price
OF 20 cents per pound, al 40 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. nearly opposite National hotel. eotf
National Republican., 1873-05-01

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street.
pays per cent per Annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours 10 4; Satur-
days, . to and To 8.
National Republican., 1873-05-01

Of Sysn1S sna Dspo
Is can be made and drawn al VIII.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
wA.umsros, D O. Aprtl ,, ,IsT,,
Lad EhaclIa

The public are hereby cautioned against re-
certified chects, drawn by me on Middleton
The same have been lost anil the payment
stopped:
National Republican., 1873-05-01
DRESS suIIs for gentlemen.

FINE OIL PAnrisas-a bargain-at Pr ince
Bazaar, No, 1908 Pennsylvania avenue. I
National Republican., 1873-05-01
Rreah Nav York natter,

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF clocks OF every de
scrption at Princes Bazaar, from Two dollar
upward.
National Republican., 1873-05-01

WHITE clean. sound teeth all may have BY
using daily TnuRsrose Ivory reaTl Tooth
Powder; price 25 and 30 cents per bottle.
WKiLs MAcHtNK-srRkAp SrKkSpTTINTS0 PIAs-
rRRs, whenever a plaster H. needed, are unri-
vailed. Price 20, 25, and 30 cents each. .,r
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire II, all
Ponado optime. Price, rs and 80 cents per
bottle. = .
IIOur coLoRNp Kid Gloves very stylish when
not solled. JoUyKSs inolorous kld Glove
cents per bottle. All soll BY druggists and
fancy dealers, . - .