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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09
The March OF Improvement.

The following orders for improvements were
issued by the Board Of Public Work. yesterday |:
iblnch pipe sewer 10 be put In on the north
side OF II street, from Fifteenth to Sixteenth,
along the west side Of Fifteenth street TO point
opposite the south alley In square 21I thence
along Fifteenth street. through said alley, to the
east alley, 70 be connected with the sever on the
north alley by way OF johnson alley and the cross
alley In resr Of Fifteenth street, with the neces-
sary manholes and traps. Inspector Wallace has
been directed to have the paving stone, carriage
way and parking on North Capitol street, between
the Baltimore depot and ID street, done at once,
The contractor Tor the Improvement OF Grace
street, Georgetown, has been directed to lay the
sidewalk on the north side OF said street two feet
wider than the old walk. The contractor for the
Improvement OF Tenth street northwest has been
directed 70 extend the Improvement 70 X street.
The grading. setting curbs, laying footwalks and
paving the carriageway with Seneca rock pave
between Pennsylvania avenue and X street
H1Hhwest The contractor for the Improvement
or n street has been ordered to extend the work
~ far az Fourth street northwest. Paving the
carriageway On Fourth street east, from North
Carolina avenue 10 the river, has been ordered,
the material to be buestone. l2-lnch sewer
pipe has been ordered on both sides of Fourth
street east, from North Carolina avenue 70 L
street southeast; thence an ls-inch pipe sewer
on west side OF south CarolinG avenue, alonk
said avenue,on north side, to Third street south
east thence io-inch pipe sewer on both sides
OF Fourth street east, from South Carolina to
Virginia avenue thence an ls-inch pipe sewer
on west side OF Fourth street to street thence
along street, 70 connect with the Third street
and tfnDa.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09
THE CENTENNIAL BUILDING


Among the plans proposed for The construction
Of the proposed centennial building at Philadel.
phia, ten Of the most meritorious were to be sc.
lected for an award0f one thousand dollars each
and from these ten the plan OF the building Is %
be selected. We are gratined TO learn that the
committee appointed 10 adjudge the merits OF
tho various plans presented, yesterday selected
as one OF the ten that offered by Messrs Thomas
NJ, Plowman a Co., the wel-known architects OF
this city. The nrm consists OF Mr.. Plowman
and Mr. b. oertley. The former has been for
twenty-five years builder Of high reputation,
the ONCE Of The supervising architect Of the
Treasury.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09
Police Court-Judxe Dawson,

Edward Turner, assault on Peter johnson at
Eleventh street wharf go and costs. George
Turner, threats TO Ellen 4. Thomas; 800 bond TO
keep the peace. John y. Fox, letting his COW
Craze on q public park; o.. James Rutherford
forfeited % collateral for a charge OF swearing
on the street. John X. Cutler, loud and bolster
Gus; y. Samuel Posey, same; f5. John Ma
honey forfeited $40 for carrying concealed wea-
pon. Joseph Liper. throwing stones; %. Ellen
o.. Robert Branson, same; 81. Agnes donald.
son, loud and bolsterons; 81. Sarah Songster,
same; hdeline Nelson, profanity o.. Samuel
Waters, samei .. Mary FARRELL, disturbing the
Henry johnson, assault and battery on Sarah
Longstreet; 80 and costs. Arthur Flynn, selling
liquor without license; fined tlbo; appeal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09
DISTRICT JUSTICES.
BIGBLOw AND MARYMANs DISCLAIMER.

Ne Grea, shswer Amer An-McAunGe
Misht Have sheltered Ills Good. n lie
HAD rrIsa-Pciicemaa There 10 Prevent
Th'e,ips and Other vieis,leu Of Law
Tho Chiidrcs Not In he Rsis-Remsrk-
able Kpissie frsm Justice Hunt.
Mr.. OTIS Blgelow, banker. came before the
Long committee yesterday with Constable MARY
man to dlsprove some OF the statements Of Nc
Aullfe made the day before. Their testimony "a
only another exemplincation Of the fact that
Judgments are rendered and entered up 10 the
offices Of the justices Of the peace without the
knowledge Of at least one Of the parties. NC
Auliffe was ignorant that judgment was rem
dered against him, and Blselow states that Jus
too Martin suspended judgment for the time
being on the trial day. When he resumed and
entered up judgment Ia not stated, but the
committee, from all the testimony 80 far, must
be left TO presume that when he did enter II up
Il dated from trial day.
10 no other way can the required seven days
be shown to have transpired before the writ Of
| restitution was issued.
Justice Martin ought 10 know his own business,
and It Is TO be supposed that he Is somewhat ac-
quainted with II, although colored woman In
| formed the committee yesterday that she had
| been 10 the justice to get ont warrant for Q
party that was indebted 10 her, and Martin had
refused TO give her one, and had sent her up 10
Mr.. Longs committee, to have her little bill col.
lccted.
The committee undecelyed the pJor woman nv
telling her they had nothing to do with such mat
tiers, except In the way oil nnding out the man
| ner In which the justices and coustables per-
forned tbeir duties. that N ,vas oniv ono 81 Ma
/ 80, ..,,..,. .r, ' '"' VI ~
| ans ma Jose.. 49,. ,,-
Vus pse,v NV, se an ~, sus ne was oanher,
ann nein monaee Iou, kune Svnnets On tne
G,e. ss oveTp.su ~ mSAuine ~ hpIll nst.
rlnumk nsn OvnneIs va oegoniine inproviuen,
Anu nesiscung ". pIopety ueponsnt LOOK from
MN puwer u h.to.ney " au.na 70 rue prop
cry ior niin ~ ascnti nV,inen McAuilne % I'M.
anamnsement tniougn nus cieIk ABOUT the rs,
Ap,h, anu y. ~ sae tic ueinsnueu arrears Oh
Vnl, ueInhs mNe pver ons montn.
| ooVn ste, nao mn sunlnoneu De!ore justice
mnuu, W snoM cause WY ne snoniu NOT pey o.
leave ,ne premises IN seven days. Met him a.
martin onve on ,etuIn NY, when ne acknowl
~ '.e ,,, y, ~ cine anu agreed ',
w., .no y, ~. .n NY ~. va tepM,eu hskcu
m. " susPena juusment lot the present
Wan, mn ,,ae n uoua pst tne premises
,eps \, out ~ ia r.,, pny ' .snu Pen.er sne
,she y ou. =. VIC rent' D,d senu the lumber
p SSi NJ os.n ~ Inv sna. MeAnine reiose,
~ rnnn,ar ssor,n na. auo ~, Ivon', 80 WA
nnbo,p va s,ored IN .a..n NY Ia ,.pas, anu u'
When he seyen aa,s en n,red ~ sn nons a. ,
ons,sls wa,y WI Wa sssd IN sne nsna,
9, so receive ,Sa q ne house on
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

This club starts on their NTH annual excursion
down the Potomac river this evening, on their
nne sioop Green Bay. They will visit Piney
Point, Fortress Monroe, Norfolk, Rip Raps.
Cobb's Island, returning to Cherrystone for nsh-
ing and OYSTER, and arriving home 10 about ten
days. Tho following are the 0flcers, (uo privates
purser, II. II. Ilemper; surgeon, George Motts,
N. D.; assistant surgeon, H.Wex; hospital stew
ard, Chris. Xander, ship steward, Louis schmidt;
boatswain, II. Reh; paymRster, George Anger
man. They have also, at considerable expense,
engaged the services Of Mon. lie Dere as chiei
cook, assisted by Captain Steel, the weli-known
caterer. OF course they take with them all the
good things for the inner man In the way Of
liquids and solids. We wish them bon voyage and
n happy return.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

A bookbinder named Henry Hyde, living In the
northwestern section Of the city, was observed
Thursday night, about Q O'Clock, wadlng out In
the Eastern Branch, near tho burnt bridge, BY
Messrs. Jas. 9. and Thomas Ccssil, and shortly
after got into deep water. suspicionlng some.
ceeded 70 where he was lust In time TO save him
from taking his life. lie was taken TO the
Eighth precinct ststion-house, where he was
cared for during the night, and yesterday morn.
troubles are the causes Of tho attempt to take
his life,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

G ALE OF THE UNITED STATES STEAMER
. Nv r MERCURY n

BUREAU oS cossrngSIios 1sS ff;sAIs,
hs Nay. w sSs y public
ton, d. d. on FRIDAY. the nth instant, al u
O'clock. M, the United States side-vheel steamer
The vessel, and the inventory Of articles TO be
sold with her. may DO seen on application 70 the
Twenty per cenfum Of the whole amount Of the
probationary must be deposited ct the time OF
confirmation OF the sale BY the DspArtme emit; and
the vessel ipnst be r.moyed from the yard within
IN the sale Ia not Confirmed tho money Deposited
The 6oygrnment reserves the right to withdraw
the vessel from sale at any time, and 70 rnIect any
bid or offer which may BIO considered Inadequate.
Aug1btw
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

A party Of ten, connected with the Americas
boat club, will start this evening on "trip down
the river In that neat little craft, the Americus.
They expect 10 take In, during the trip, all the
landings along the river, and end their joui.- -
ut Cape May. The cIass Of gentlemen who CON-
pose the party, and the provision they have
made for the Journey, together with the accom-
modationa Of the Americus, In sure guarantee
that . good time will DO had. d. ".
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

-
o. tne company. Aoy o.mo ~ sna SPOKE 70
oiA'ter' anu sac Some Aionsl ~ waning
MN 70 20 sway Win ner. Ai'srwarus saw oe- |
ooaseo sno slater MAKE sNo aooRes towsius
eaoh otner' witness stepped from oenind ms
s'ano snu sa,u. n oooss axe, MAKE no ~.
herc." Deceaseu ien into wtness' arms ana se'n,
I'm gomez I'm s'aooea ssN INA. slauef Asu
so'ne kinu VI s.ee, INSTRUMENT IN NV "sne.
ine o'ooa oano ous y, .ne uecesseus sue TWO
u We n'e".s WV Nun gu. Anu pu' Nun 'no
e"fAse' w '"so W." W pnysciAn.
ACHE HOWARD
sworn WINES wa WITH SLATER al the PARK and
uIln.ns ",ne tosescr; nj. hussey came IN anu
Mr' n,o"n 'nIouuoes the Two. he sat down ~
tne no,e snu appeared very friendly. she ieit
sna 'neu returned ana called slater, put no uid
no, oome. sne .nen icu aud came BACK the sec.
ohu une ana asked MN (slatter) 70 go. one OF
ue party sAia u ne was "a thoroughbred" ne
uou,a ho' 70. nj. hussey SAID nc wouin Ake
s,m oy INC Two ears and butt his brains out.
s s,s srose sno puncned MIN IN me nde WIN
"sn", wnness oiu nos see tne knue. Ater
WA. WI hln opened HusseJs coat wnereupon nc
sAiu IN out' Witness theu ieit ana went 70 tne
pA'mon' couiu not teu which way slater Weht
Nv "''appea'ed so quietly.
FRANK n. FINLEY,
sworn Resides at sol stree, northwest; wen.
tome park on purpose TO see M. hussey, Is no
was viNung the CITY rom baltlmors was asked
oy einer MT nusscy or Taylor Al the PARK 70 go
nave bottle OF wine among themselves a. MT.
wis place; after going INTO MI. Wills ooo,n
,ney were 'nv'eu 70 Tue opposite sae my
in'enuea 70 si', as 'here wss . party uInhins
there. lie was then Introduced 10 Mt. slater,
aud after sitting there Few moments some OF
the party ieft The female witness came
oack anu called slater out. some ono IN
,he parry sad, "Wny don't you go, you VINO were
inlfouuccu 70 me iot atnotousnoieuE MT. hus-
sey nusnipey sau, III you go wih hhe ynu
y me ears ano oaN your Drains out. sia''ei
s, WI =. nov you WIN ouu my oIAiu1
guy. anu ~. on us sou. snu maoc 'No of tntee
pun.ns, ~ hus.ey ~ 'nousn ne TAs n'.uns nun
nc oooJ WIN NY h'.. nj. nussey s'sppeu
us me niAn ionoNee MN, Ana sea ~,
ne en'rsnce OF INC ooo'n they ootn parry .ell'
Mnness hen s'afea 70 g towarus them, wnen
s'aucr pue 'ne kniIe IN his e,otncsdaoou,
ns sae. 'uM me nst he witness saw "
he knue, out mol distinctly enough 70 describe u
ny 'aeh ta'neu 70 nj. hussey' VINO saio
nh' im cu. tnis coward mas Killed me,
wv, 'oo.us :. nussey 'or lew minutes wa
ness nens ous looking ior slater 70 see IL ne
couia nnu MN anu nave nun arrested. lie hteI.
u',I n re uooeaseu anu anuihoef OF h''
"'o"us ~ "f' iAys. -.|.
.hI earhoAhh
"o'n. nv 'ea.'nou 'nA, nc res,ueo " savannah
on Anu 'ori.oo'a,eu 'ne ss.lmony OF mo 'as'
WINES, Anu iut'ner tesuueu that wnen ~
10, a',u y, ~, oAuef ne ~" tne knirr ~
's ns, ~ ~, 'n, nm " put in nus poShe.
W. "I ,a, ~ uu WIN" sa u.u NOV .aeh .now 'na
80 ,,,,,s ~" Wv. oao" A'e'""i''
~,,.a a., .ss, aoo." =,
an o1 ,, . .son,, ,o ., s am p,sonA "
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

". II. Ward and others have sold ID y. D.
Mohun parts 0 and T. square tss, on sixth street,
between X and y streets, for SiO,b0O; md Mr.
George Taylor 70 J. Thomas AuleRIeid, pArts O.
| 7 and 8, square al, on l. street. between Thlr'
leenth aad Fourteenth, for S2I, 100.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

The Washington sohuetzen vereln thanks its
many friends for their kind and energetic eifpK:s
In saving the shooting gallery from IRE III
niKht. To the nrs department for Its prompt
meas, and TO Charles Hurdle ESQ.,, especially, they
return their best thanks, and are glad TO say 70 Z
that Mr.. G. Rupert has not been injured.
b. WOLF, President.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

Call and examine the nre and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
Ing OF securities, jowels, silver-wsre, or other
valuables. Rents, from ten 70 sixty dollars per
annum, according 70 size. No business man can
Afford 10 do without them. l'I.F
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

The old and weil-known nrm Of Green 4 VIII
liams. furniture dealers, corner Seventh and d
streets. have added another enterprise TO their
already extensive business. They have recently
started the manufacture Of all kinds Of furnl-
ture, and have purchased the most complete and
approved machinery Ut tho North for that pur-
pose. They proposs 70 manufacture the finest
compete with Northern msnufActurers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09
. Where to e.
In youthful days, ere tolls begin,
Prepare thyseH by useful knowledge
Succeaa 10 win

80 Attend In time the Business Collegei
The spencerian Washington business College,
corner Seventh and l. streets northwest, Opens
for the scholastic years In all departments, Nom
Day, September !: For particular Information
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

the ~. Paul PrsassyG ''Mr. oliver Dalrymple
has commenced the wheat harvest on his farms
In Washington and Dakota counties. one hun
| dred men with ten four-horse reapers are charg-
ing through the rich neids. Four large steam
this month"; 70
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09
Afro a, tho ssasss.s. P~rL.

The alarm Of IRE sounded last night from boz
% was caused by the discovery Of IRE in the
bowling alley Of tho schaetxsn Park. The flames
were extingulshed without loss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09
, CITTITEMS.
Impsrta.cs 81 Healthy Bissd.

Every drop Of blood that circulates through
the veins eventually becomes q solid particle Of
the body. Fiesh, bone and muscle are merely
solidlned blood, and upon tho quality Of the
blood depends the condition Of the whole physl.
the human substance 10 renewed and sustained
q pure and nuuitious It p impossible that the
body can be healthy and strong. One OF the
stomach Bttters is that Of Improving The condi-
tion Of the vital nuid when infected or Empower.
ished. Acting directly and powerfully upon the
Ia commenced, and upon the liver which secrete,
fuid next In Importance to the stream Of life
itself, this powerful vegetable tonic and de-
the circulation. Hence the extraordinary curel
wrought BY the Bltters In cases OF general de-
bAty, malarious fevers, rhsumatism, bilious.
ness, constipation, &c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09
GROWTH OF THE CITY.
IMPROVEMENTS IN TIE WEST BND.


II
rs. p......s a..,a.,,.I
-
o. INC Froho"
sch col BsiidinE, s"d senator msrr''ps
Residence.
Tbe section OF our city Iying north Of L and
west Of Fourteenth street constitutes to-day
sSe marvel Of those who, once residents OF
washington, having sojourned In other cities
during the few past years and returning again,
-..s... 49, a.. $1,000 ......,...s n....n,t. 1
~ .e u'.e. ~. INV ,e '"wAy popuns''.
~ suoa 's ue,eiopuien' seems nv wy 49,,
" ~, " ,0'',, ~ '"o a.'o ""ea ,.s 80
w, mo'erh oNn'hsuon nAa noe o.'uo.u wy
u's'ms VI NATURE W US en''e ooaso. ~. 49,"
" ea1enaeo sleA wa uulnnao''eu eAoeps ae
- u.Io oy 'ae naiI 'enen'en, =. M m.,s
uucks.ruener,w whose r's,.eaoe s,.I,, uu'.u
~ ~ ne pcouns' sVsnase' =. .ne s', ~. 49,
.sen CUISINES. IL IoInea, mo.eoseI, s"o oos
eeous s.uroo rum "h'on 'nee,y m ses VIZ"
s.pp"ou WIN Nno Iiu,.s' oei''os a"u .so suu
~ enc same une was tne h,'racuon VI uue youns
spolnen Wno spent thef uuan. "ours sau
no,Ays ~ scallns o,Ius snu Iaoo,s ,aoI me
ee'.s W 'ne,I seques'crcu noino A"''' "A "ea'J
un.eIk'oN'n.
Nor' 'ne iuAur'ous ousnEes nsoe 'no m
p.uAi administration ., our noaiu Vi ruohc
wo.ks nave supphed ,his locality win al inc
nppnAnoes anu sppui.euAnees OF mooern c''y
life. It's impossible streets have been reduced
70 uniform grades and paved with wood or con-
crete;i It's creeks have been conducted into the
main sewers OF tho city, and It's impossible
rAvines spanned with neat and substantial
bridges. Until recently the city possessed no
means OF approach north Of street to our then
ulster city, Out now component part,) George.
town, except by way Of Boundary street; now IL
u convenient OF access by any Of our northern
strecez, which form a agreeable drives or walks
-. = - 1850 .en"- -,o."ve.
-,a.. saas y. .nls seouon y, 'ae e,y N .ne
w " suo 'eiu, VI :, N anu ~ $780,
80, 49, ~ 800, 49, NM e'pvoay nonn"s'saar
from me olfcio ~ inc intersection Oh street
-,,s s...u. ~ 49, a.s oeen s..enuee
49, Sa,.,s ~ y. .ss , Wv ooa.empIsuos ~
W. ,,,,o,,a.,a.,. ~. W, o'' muh,e.Psuv
-, ~ ~ ,. ,.ss enoase'io oooy @hop,
~ 80. - s,.a, s,sn eas,neer eoIps. ARA
~ .,s,,,s -. -. .,on u, ",A'een !" Nshv iee'
n.ss, -. 80. 49,, " mssn " an ss'Ao-
nss.,a', ~. .sS IN, nin ~ equai s'u'au.s naVe
-, ~ "e a''o ".en ., .ne heu
.s ~" ,, .av uvs =. m ..,Anoeo .nu yet
.sN..Sa - 'n..s.s'., " ~ 'aiouen, sssins
sa.o.sa ,a's aus'u. po'uon Vi our pis,lot 10
~, .as soa'eey noains ,ae rumble Oh tne car
nake "uoesoNe, Ns Pa'en' Nayr' one cosniLApt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

The wsshiustsn City savinss Baak,
corner OF seventh street and Louisiana Avenue
payss per cont interest on all deposits Depos
IT. can be made and drawn 1t viii.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

corner Of New York avenue and Rifteenth street
pays per cent. per annum on dsposits for eaef
calendar month. banking hours . to q; Batur'
DAYS, Q 70 and TO q -. s.., =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09
.. 49,. %, 10 100000.
mis- souri, STATE LOTTERY.
Issalined By State Asihsrity ana Draw. !.
.L.s.r. IA Psblio In ". Lsuis.
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME
ar ", $4,000 Numbers.
GLASS n. TO mn DRAWN AUGUST 81, isn
$3.50 Prizes, A.ss.siss to $500, 900.
prise Of ss?op 500 prizes Of ,....... sIo
prtBee Of ...,.,.... lbupI % prizes Of ,.,.. 40
% prizes oil. ,......,. LOW u prizes On 800. ind
D prizes Of. .......,. t0pl 10 prinea Oh 800. ioD

Tfokess, $40, Half Tickets, e8s Quarters,
W-o9r Lotteries are chartered BIZ The State, are
MAJ araEn q The tine nfmsd and All dIswinss
Ths ofilci. driving viii 3 Raeli.hed Y ne
pero6sssrs n Seissaaa COPY o. alA"'hs sons 70
1.-Two van draw q similar scheme the last day Of
RENT. \ eys m y PosI 9yFISg noEEy
kxPRksb. Bend foE circular address
MURRAY, MILLER = CO.,
po., os,,po, ,.n ai.r Ne m,l E:si;, nss;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09
Is famous for the courtesy Of its clerks.

Is famous Tor The couftesy Of Its clerks. -
MuLrrTuDEs or PEOPLE require an Alternative 10
restore the healthy action Of their systems and
correct the arrangements that creep into It.
Sarsapartllas were used nnd valued until several
impositi0ns were palmed OF upon the public
under this name. AYERs sARsirARu.LA Is no
imposition. -.
HAVE YOU Lcogon, cold, pain in the chest or
symptoms Of the "lnsatiate archer,n consump-
tion7 II so, know that relief Is within your
reach In the shape OF DR.. WIsrARs BAIsAM OF
WILD CHERRr, which, In many cascs whore hope
had ned, has snatched the victim from the yawn-
ing grave.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

The treasurer Of the soiored schools, Carter A.
Stewart, paid the teachers, janiton and other
employees In full yesterday. There wero present
n the Sumner school building at the time Henry
johnson, president; Perry Rider, vice president;
Archie Lewis and Professor vashou, members Of
the board. This places the colored schoois three
months ahead Of the white schools, and speaks
well for the efficient aud prompt manner 10
which they are managed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

Those who are interested In the purchase Of
ohildren's Auits and boys clothing, and desire
something different from, a. well u superior TO,
that ordinarily sold ct the reAdy-made clothing
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

H... J. II. ssuier d Co.,
Bankeru, No. ttls Pennaylvania avenue, paw {
per cent on All deposit.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

PREVENTIVE or HYpRornosIA.-ao to savaget
and buy muxzle for Jour dog.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

Raspberry and Lemon Syrup al lIo rennsyi
wanna avenue; $50 per GALLON; % cents pc
bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09
BOOTS AND SHOES. .
HATS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Gentlemen leaving homo for tho Watering places
ssos6 M M & Rs9:d zh
RTIhtA!lw HAT, toevther with 4 PINE SILK B0N
UMBRELLA, all Of which can be bought from
n'E STlNEMETz,
FashisuAble Halter,
jyiS i2n PennsyivaniA Avsnue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

Nj. Hussey was young man, Just thirty years
Of age, and until q recent period resident Of
Washington, which he left TO make his home In
Baltimore. lie was extensively known, and NO
man bears better reputation than he does. As
an evidence Of his high courage, II may be men-
toned that during last winter q friend Of his,
also well known In Washington, was taken with
the continent smallpox while In Baltimore, and
Mr.. Hussey at once went to his room and never
left It during his terrible sickness, which con-
ttnued more than month. but nursed him ten
DERBY during that time.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

TWENTY PER GENT.
AT THE REQUEST OF MANY STILL re.
NAMING IN THE CITY. n. WILLIAM HAS
DECIDED TO CONTINUE ron TWO WEEKS
LONGER MS DISCOUNT OF TWENTY PER
GENT. VIE UNTIL SATURDAY. AUGUSTA
M. WILLIAM,
jy29.2w O0I Peur.yiysnis svsure.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

J. W. Main, foreman, Alexander Adamson,
Francis Prott, X. II. Chamberlain, K. q. Davir,
J. W. Allen, II. T. Jones, J. o. Withers, W. D.
cAIk, Frank Il. Grant, 7. W. Tausiil and II. d.
Pirker.
AT the conclusion Of the examination Of the
physicians, the Jury were sworn In The presence
OF The body, and then conducted TO an adjoining
room, where tho testimony was heard as followt:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

sworn! First saw deceased at $3.50 O'Clock on
Thursday, and again on Friday, at l:So p. m,
and found him laboring under tue symptoms
described by DR.. Eliot. On the second visit he
was satisfied that the deceased was suffering
from concealed internal hemorrhage, aud that
death Uould follow.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-09

TOR MOUNT VERNON. l.
rhs Steamer ARROW, Captain Franz Holi,ps-
head. having been rebuilt and entirely RENTED by
her present ownerA, will lsav~ her wharf,,
FOOT OF SEVENTH sTBEET,
DAILY. tsundAys excepted,l AT 10 O'CLOCK. FOL
NOUNf VERNON,
mn. JAMIE RYKEa,
fAbeA0 0~n .Rupr ptsAfuev Avv~