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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-19

Sunday morning, at 40 Seventh street, date
Kloman's Mr.. Dustin will be prepared TO fur
nish all families, all clearinghouse keepers,
and all hotels with baked beans In thorough New
England style, and Boston brown bread In any
quantity. Orders should be left this Saturday
evening for the number OF pints or quarts re-
quired, and for the bread, Sunday morning
early servants can be sent TO take the orders
home This new feature In metropolitan life Is
becoming immensely popular.
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WAsHIsoroN. July II, Isfs.
Sealed proposAls to furnish and deliver ct tho
Washington Navy Yard, on or before The 7th prox.
imn 10000 pounds q lngot Copper, lbO,lvO lake
Bureau until u O'clock m Of TH0RsDAY, the SIst
instant at which time they. win be opened. : .
the bureau Of Construction and Repair, Navy De
partment. Washington. and endorsed Proposals
Tor Copper" To Distinguish them from other busi.
ness letters.
Tbs Copper will be subject to the necessary test
inyton NAVY Yard and will not By received unless
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OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

W." " - ~ " b0hVVhos
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
4 TALK Over The Proposed Nsru.si sehssl--
ny what Ruiss Shall N be Gsver~eds--
Views Of tho several Mewssr. .. the
subjecs--Fsrshcr Action In Regard to
Prtses-rrsnssetisu q General Basil
ness. 3d.. ....t. ..
An adjourned meeting Of the Board OF Public
School Trustees va held last evening at the
FrAnkiiu school building Mr.. W. J. Murtsgh
tprcsident) In the chair, and Or. A. p. Pardon,
secretary. Present, Messrs. Hart Harris,
Stewart Robinson, French, Crook. Wilson,
Champiis, Detrist. WOODWARD and Alice.
Mr.. Hart, from the committee on accounts, re-
ported q number Of bills, which were approved
and ordered TO DO paid. ~.
Tho committee also reported the total sx-
psnses 81 the school for the year ending Jhne
%, isIs, vast Teachers, 500, 1TL2i; contingen-
eies, teo.ssszs. permanent improvements, g.
69s.s ..F i. r- ..... ....
Mr.. Champiin prescnteda Communication from
the teachers Of the Grammar schools, asking for
certain changes In the manner Of keeping the
records OF the schools and conducting the CON-
petitive examinations; which was read and re-
ferred TO the committee on rules.
| The unfinished business was then taken up for
consideration, which was the following rcsou.
Rssoipsd, That there be appointed q special
committee, 20 conss. % .ne supe,in.snaent sns
IN %n,sn ape supss,n,enSen, sssIl he snstmn 20
prepare rules and regulations for the organixa-
uon ana goveinmens y, ny Sv, sunoo. NJ
~ m,ssc,,S M cour.e ~ stndS ~ he nup.1cd
therein, and to a! the terms 70. the admisslon
and saduston 2. pupn sns ssa ,us1 snu ~ W, ~
ulAuons " " sepev :. ~. sene. , vuaiu i ,oI
approvaI o. smenumen' |" 'ne rssuiar "esAns
NJ. Champlin moved 70 amend he above, Is
fonowE ..,.,n. a.. 81. ..,,.. H..
hssonea, InAt NJ W.. pe, .,.' !" w luz oe
- M Conrsa N stuar he sefesres To M
committee on text books,
~. MooaM .nouhs. ,,, an sso,S ". s,v,Se55
up and the respective subjects referred to the
proper committees. 49,. ..,
NJ; HaIt malhtainoI VI. NY 9ueson ~
evening I'M S o. nos .ssn sS.y nun 60 to
WORK ana plepas sne ru,ss ~ so,e,n y. d,
/ Mr.. Champ!in said mat the matter appeared 70
that the board desired ,bis course Of action; ns
Insisted that y snoulu pc propcay reIoIree M n
take the ordinary course SnstomaY WIN me
n vo,tuS woe,d AXE the responsioty upon
, themselves.
NJ HAT tnougn, .nns .ae IN aashsb' D sp ~
as. misn. syo, N oPpoSSs ensS ~ rsSt y. MA
! oonatrue . centenary motives IN presenting the
resolu Ion ne wa ~ nvor ?, we sc nt Pc
| cause ne believed mat woulu prove OF mate,
s rial benefit and give them better teachers and
= raise the other schools 70 higher standard Of
. excellence.
as nSasns Ss
Q this hot weather 1t would be impossible to get
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-19

The delegates from this city to the linterna-
tional convention OF the Young Mems Christian
Association OF the United States and British
Provinces, Just closed at Poughkeepsle, will re.
port Tomorrow Sunday evening, In Lincoln
hall, at o'clock. An enthusiastic meeting IL
expected, az the convention has been such a
grand success, and our delegates are coming
home filled with q new zeal tor their work.
Addresses will be delivered by several Of the
delegates.
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DRoPosALs FOR OAK PILES.


.NoRfoLE. Va. July Is. lisa
Proposals will be received at this once until Il
O'Clock, m WEDNESDAY, the 23d instant, for the
following N famed Oak Piles, on account OF the Blu
reau Of Yards and Docks!
10 No. Oak Piles, 50 feet long IA inches at butt
inches small end. --'T-7-- = ~ :
% No oaf Piles. y feet long. u tpches at butt.
% No OAK Piles, y feet long, II inches at butt,
inches small end.
90 No, Oak Piles, s5 feet long. inches At butt.
inches small end.
IS No. Oak Piles, 20 feet long. inches at butt,
inches smAll end
The above articles to be OF the beat quality, and
to be delivered free OF expense at this yard within
thirty 1901 days from date Of award OF contract,
Proposals. to DO Endorsed "Bida for Oak Piles " and
addressed to GEO. W, BEAAIAN,
Paymaster United States Navy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-19

A meeting Of the consolidated Republican
club, west OF Rock Greek, was held Thursday
evening, at Bush Arbor, near Tennallytown, D.
c., for the purpose OF recognizing. DR.. Josiah
Slick was chosen temporary chairman and Mr..
j. X, Morgan temporary secretary. The chair
man stated the object OF the meeting, and the
Following persons were elected: President, Zach
Taylor; vice president, John X. Morga"; secre-
tary, John Z. Chappell; treasurer, Jos. Carmock.
After addresses were made by Messrs. CarmocE,
Lemuel johnson, Morgan, DR.. Slick and the pres
dent the meeting adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-19

At the meeting Of the Board Of Fire Commits
sioners, held last night. Mr.. Daniel McDovitt,
for some time past private In No. company,
was promoted TO nll the vacancy caused BY the
resignation Of Foreman Craig, Of No. company.
The gentleman named Ia In every respect good
fireman, and II he shows the same attention to
business In the new position that he has In tie
subordinate one he will certainly prove o sue
cess.
Mr.. Joseph Daniels was also promoted In No.
company 10 oil vacancy caused by the resig-
nation OF Fireman Strobel. He was one Of the
most efiiclent members of the Rucker company,
Of the United States Steam Fire Brigade, aud
the promotion is one which will meet with the
approval Of all the well-wlshers Of the depart
ment in tho CITY,
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school 1t tne commeneement Of that year amer
the completion Of the third grammar grade) had
BEEN 90 well advanced In study during that rear
a. % permit conscllds,,on with the nrst class
the exclusice Of Mr.. oreener from his school
during the written examination was only In CON
Vim ,s %. .s ssssS ~
school % written elimination before any ave
educated gsnt,emen q ;he District I have %
Of the records Of the once q the board q trus-
tees, and are open to the inspection Of any com
Il VS. the desire to nsvs the oral .. ven
% the written examinations Of this year con
than the teacher Of the school; but Il was found
time in which 70 do IT, l can, however, see no
possible advantage 70 this gentleman In con.
Quoting the examination Of his own school. since
books and within the limits marked by btmself,
unless for the selection and communication OF
the questions TO the pupils before the time for
rate rat or anderate the pupils Of the preparatory
high or those OF any other school.
My duty In the premises Is clear, viz : To give
snouid Be- known b. Nj. GreeHer, that he Written
and not the oral examination Is the better test
Of the proficiency Of the pupils in the studies
The attempted reflection upon his predecessor,
Miss Mary !. Patterson, q graduate Of 0bcrlin
college, and . teacher OF greater experience and
OF acknowledged ability and reputation, Ia, In
my opinion, 10 exceedingly bad taste.
The assertion that the school was In q demon.
allied condition u not In the least admissible Of
proof. Until January the discipline was good.
that month, and long before the school year
closed Il was complete. Under no other than
similar circumstances would ] refer 70 the
o. Ss On .p ~
IL to the public TO decide which party should feel
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-19

The following permits Vi build were Issued
yesterday: N. Wilson, by Kntrisle Barron,
two-story back building, Seventeenth street be-
tween and X northwest; l. y. Chapman seven
two-story bricks, Eleventh street. between X
and northwest, and d. Collinp, two-story frame,
e street, between Third and Four-and' a-half
southwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-19

SOME OF rHR soHFHRADe.
A shsrs sGesoA Of the .sssss--whs
they Are, ssd whsss they Rsprssssa-why
a. Oppssitisu IL Manifested 70 The Pres
est school Beard In Favsr Of the Dis
charged Teschers-ssuse scraps Of His
terry worth Perusal.
In orc,r that the reaaen Of the RHpupllcAH
may have correct idea a. TO the animus and
standing Of the committee which waited upon
his Exceliency Governor Cooke to demand the
Of the oolored school board, and
especially the removal Of Mr.. Henry johnson,
there Is laid before them this morning brief
psrsonnsi Of some Of tho siGners Of that chaste
aud interesting document, which, IL Ia said, was
dictated BY Professor ~ II. 7. 0reener., n
the chairman OF the committee, and mouth
organ for the party, Is son OF the late and
Anthony Bowen, who during
q Ss WSe * o
His sore. Medicines In, IN the main, attributable
70 his failure In not belng appointed . member
o. the presen, school board, his righs6ower Of
Carson. The Governor displayed his usual good
Judgment, and appointed William 1. Ryder,
Christian gentleman and scholar. pr; Bowen,
lights who figured In the Ordway convention,
and attempted TO disrupt the Republican party,
and was also especially active In his opposition
to prevent the colored schools from being placed
under the local government, while the gentleman
(Mr. Henry Johnson) whom he n pouring his
vial OF wrath upon was making every effort to
accomplish II.
REV. ~ WIN. .. wALkKR
Ia another active partisan Of the Ofdway con-
veutlon, and exerted ali his feeble influence to
the deiriment Of the regular Republican party.
lis devotion to bis race Is best attested by q
charge made BY 0has. sypnax, In the presence
q se VEN n1 ,ted Ssr ov ne eS s,ns
thor ouahly saturated with q compound Of wax
and moiasses, to make II straight In order, by
powdering his face, to pass for white. The
effect q the chaIge WAS Ms deieat iof me Legs.
in.ure l,o,n Wy en,.hl,,,s "a .,.nd,nm
eeiyins the mobilization ana election. fnls.
added 10 his being q standing candidate for the
trustee board, will explain MS action.
a, n. phLp Av sora,gnsr hsi,,n, from thu
West Indies. HOLDING 4 secoud.ciass cleriship
CONTRARY 70 law, which provides that gil Govern
ment employees shall swear tnat tney az otu-
sens OF ne yn,tea ss.es ~ .ne 9M n1v. as.
snre Ia. nothinS 1hstever 10 al with tbe colored
schools In the cities Of washington and George
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-19

For the accommodation Of those spending the
summer at warrentou and vicinity, the WASH
ingtou CITY, virginia Midland and Great South
ern railroad viii run special train on the War
with the south bound train, and returning will
connect, on Monday mornings, with the train for
washington city and the North.
= JIM. BRoADus, q. 7. A.
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corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours TO 4; satur.
days, to 4 and to 8. I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-19

Call and examine the FIRE and burgar-prpof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
ing Of securities, jewels, silver.wAre, or other
vsluables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according TO slse. No business man can
Afford TO do without them. " t- ~
Tsks ,earntng from fhs OAioo0o and Boston free.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-19

HABIT, II not necessity, make hair dressing
DR.. Ayre's laboratory issues, IL one OF the most
delightful we have ever used. II restores not
only the color, but gloss and luxuriancc to faded
and grey hair.
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MEDICAL
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF for Young Men fsoW he e;
restored. impediments 70 MARRIAGE removed. Nsv
method Of treatpent. New and rsmArka rene
sslopss. Ixadsess HOWARD Asso TOE. 10.
Sas ss Pr .' saS
duct and professional akth 49, 80 jy7im
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JAY COOKE s. CO.,

virginia, North Corolina, and South Caro-
linni .|'. y. 'r...
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
NATIONAL BANK REPUBLIC,
LEWIS JOHNSON q CO.. %
FAINT, WASHINGTON d co., 200 ' ''
MIDDLETON d OOs .t... 70
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS RANK.
TRKEMENB SAVINGS AND TRUST CON
PAW f...r 40 70. % .rH F. aud. I'D. .
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-19

CALL ON TUE GENERAL AGENT OF the Protection
Life Insurance Company and get q copy Of ita
working plans.
AS. BosEE, General Agent,
62s Il street, corner Seventh northwest.
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TMrRovRMENT oE THE YAzoo RIVER,

IMPROVEMENT OF THE YAzoo RIVER,
Il MISSISSIPPI
u. b. ENaIsEER's OFFIorl
.---s MoERoI, La, june II, 1874 \
Sealed proposals, In duplicate will be received 81
this once until u N, Til 6RsDlY, July ii, Bia Tor
the Fsm9yAl Of eight or more wrecks now obstruct'
sPeclaeatIons and al necessary informAtion will
be furnished upon application ut this ONCE.
Pr.posals must be made upon blank forms 10 DO
obtained Al this ONCE
River"
reject u 4 III St 4 Fs;s5YsS
JuNI'ss. iaa lsS
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- The Comique summer Garden
Ia the most desirable place Of amusement In tn,
cry.
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RCUsIENIC ORDER OF UNITED ME.
mar CHANCES. q 90.
Tho Worthy Grand Cesncii Orgaaizod
. . Last NlRbt. .. De-.

The Ecumenic Order OF United Mechanics has
been In existence since the winter Of 1871, and
from It's inception up to the present time has
been rapidly growing organization. and now
numbers about 100 members and Is still In
creasng. Last night the architects and past
masters Of the different shopa Of the District
assembled at Mechanics hall and organized the
Worthy Grand Council by the election Of the
following ofhoers: George ii. Loyeless, Worthy
Grand Architect; Thomas Williams, Worthy
Grand Senior Master; q. NJ. Miller, Worthy
Grand Junior Master; W. J. Shepperson, wor-
thy Grand Secretary; Jas, Ruhl, Worthy Grand
Treasurer; j. p. Mackcy. Worthy 0sand Conduc-
tor; Geo. W. Corbett, Worthy Grand Marshal;
Joseph Reynolds, Worthy Grand Guardian.
After the election all Of the oflicers were in
stalled BY Past Grand Architect j. y. LlpphGrd.
The Grand Council decided TO visit the differ
ent shops IN the following order; Columbia, No.
/, Tuesday, July %. Lipphard, No. 8, Wednes-
day, July 20; VIM, No. 2, Friday, July %; East
No. !, Wednesday, July 80.
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The Protection Life Insurance Company,

The general agent of this successful company
has opened an once at 62s Z street, corner OF
Seventh street northwest, where he will be
pleased TO give any information respecting the
plans Of the company, A. y. LosEk,
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DRoPosALs FOR BUILDING sEA-wALIs
L ~ OF JAMES oRREK CANAL.
S y.ss E y fg:sss x S..aSrl

u saa w..u,r 1Sasp b Sf II ry yaIy wSa en-
W. t,tts5ATuapAX: w q ~: fcr eon,tIuet,ng ths
Plans for the constructing Of these walls can. be
%erks hs engineer once Of the Board OF Pubic
Siaa.n viz ..,.. the price per linear foot q WI
q az work and mstevtals. = ahoyn on plans and
Payments will b made a. the work pro6resnsa.
under set OF the IA9slAture approved June q, l6l
EDWARD JOHNSON,
yyt7td fChron., StAr.l Chief Clerk.
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GENERAL CITY NEWS.

- Asenneee. lsecese see k,rst fasc.
10 IA Cont,,bn,oy,p A ,e,,., - ~ m.
unSr,ntsn6srs ~ ths rsvcssn scNns, VI, ~ ,yvs
az deslred insormatioo' -" ~ '0'ooi "h' s"0
n'N,a . =. 49, -,
hev. =. boy!e, pastT oI sI feterr cnurop,
n,,o gone cow ., INC nses ~ er Gays recro-
Auon, IN une s'esner LAay o. tne LAxe. Z.
wandering about tue stfcets, and returned them
70 Ms,r MONIES On Ien'h, pesWecn Ana u
sueos. .ALJ. ~ zs.-i...
:, An OLD soldier an inmate OF the SoldieG
Home, WAS ROBBED yesterday by sergeant OF the
Fourth United states artillery, named j. Finney,
ofuoo.
The Rev. =. vaughn Lewis, rector OF st. Johns
church, Of this city, has recentIy received the
New Yort. So $50 49,
Mr.. WIN. A. t,ordoo. Of the ousrtcrmaster
1en, ps,s sor r nv, 10 wsets y ssnn,sS
10 return 10 the clty to-dsy'
The nuns Of the visitation Academy, corner
pno, e an sna s, ss, nsve tor s1ue ga ny,
Ts,hsr MA. y,.,sars c,erv,n nun''eu " Ne''
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Congress Hall,
CAFE MAY, NEW JERSEY,
WILL. OPEN

Fhturoayy June " 1875
This Hotel hAs the finest Lawn and bathing
Beach on the Atlantic coast The Hotel Il eight
the most elegant manner. For apartments address
~ SAiRE' WIZARDS Hotel upti hdt ~ a p,or,,
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CITY ITEMS.


Raspberry and Lemon Syrup at 40 Pennsyl-
yanis avenue; ti.oo per gallon; 20 cents per
bottle.
An eminent divine says: ~ have been using
the Peruvian STyup. 1t gives me new vlgof,
buoysncy Of spirits, elasticity OF MUSCLE Seth
W. Fowle Sons, Boston, will send, free, q
pamphlet OF 80 pages, containing full account
Of this remarkable medicine, to any one sending
him their address.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-19

Are respectfully invited

something different from, as well as superior to,
that ordinarily sold q the ready.made clothing
stores,
Are respectfully invited
To an examination Of our
stock Of
Boys and children's suits.
Thin cassimeres and .f
Linen jacket suits,
Blouse suits, shirt bodies, &c., &c.
.. .r..l NOAH WALKER a Co.,
Sill Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-19

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana ayenu
pays per cent. interest on al deposits Depco'
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TIE NEW GoLoSNApE HOTEL Philadelphia, Pa.
Is noted for It's table and rich furniture.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-19

Sir: Mr.. Greener, through q letter In your
issue of-day, makes several assertions, which, II
unnoticed, may make false impression. In the
onncial report Of the examiners Of the prepare
tory high school to the board Of trustees, on the
evening Of the 18th instant, In the discharge Of
an ofYlcial duty, knew Mr.. Greener as would
know any other person similarly situated as the
teacher Of school.
BY supposing that there was the least dispose
ton on my part to detract from what Is due himhe
certainly errs and not less does he err In the In
timation Of an Intention not to give to him full
Much Of the work Of the nrst class in that school
was but review In part OF studies pursued the
past year. The new studies TO which he refers
are geometry, history, and the Constitution Of
According TO his own oficial statement Of June
8 to my once, that class had studied the nrst
three books In Davies Legendre Geometry, sixty
| seven pages OF Andersons General History, and
Is small book, and contains less than one hun
Those acquainted with the studies named and
me progress made In them with the time was
by no means considerable.
The second class Of last year pursued natural
r Sss St IL q i'm
| tory, which Ia embraced BY forty pages. The
remaining studies OF this class, aside from read
snS wiz he ssoss
Of the second aud lrst grammar grades.
The pupils OF each class were subjected to q
Written In e sSs sss o.
| AZ the United States and Latin, and, OF course,
IuPading
| was generally good, affected very favorably the
average results. The marking In all OF the studies
was li0eral-more SO, In my opinion, than exact
| Al The public oral examination the test in the
| Constitution OF the United States was admirably
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
ADJUSTMENTS, EXCURSIONS, ETC.


NAINT JO1NB CLUB. -" N" = =
SECOND EXCURSION TO POINT LOOKOUT.
The steamer Lady Of the Lake will lssvs hsr wharf.
foot Of Sixth street, On SATURDAY EVENING, July
10 Of 10 O'Clock. for Point Lookout stopping d Piney
Point and return Monday, the MIST n In m. Tickets
can be had 81 the different Masonic Halla once a
TIE Boat. O. tny o. he MsnsEsra stat-roous from
jyilSts = JAMES GUILD. Secretary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-19

NaOnps Contaur Llnlmont. .,
Has cured more wonderful cases OF rheumatism
aches, pains, swellings, frost bites, caked
breasts, burns, scalds, salt-rheum, &C., upon the
human frame, and strains, apavin, gals. &c.,
upon animals In one year, than all other pre-
tended remedies have since the world began.
The recipe Of the Liniment and certificates OF
remarkable cures accompany each bottle, aud
will be sent gratis TO any one. II Ia no humbug.
There Il no pain which 1t will not relieve, no
swelling II will not subdue, or lsmeness It will
not cure. No family or st0ck-owner can afford
10 b without Centsur Liniment. White wrap
mails. J. B. Ross Co.,
% Broadway, New York.
TEE Omar EH0LIsH RKnIpY for Qout and
Rheumatian. All sufferers from the above CON-
plants, either Of recent or long standing, are I'D
yisod 70 une Blairt Qout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon a. the most safe and
ehectual remedy ever offered 70 the public, and
s my Sses IN ssio ST
Pn0ur 4 HARaAfT, 80 Strand, London, England,
and sold By oil druggists.
WHITE. clean, sound teeth. all may have BY
using daily THuRsr0Ns Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price % and 20 cents per bottle.
BHAUTrYUI, soft, glossy hair, all desire 1t, all
may have II By constant use Of THoNPs0s's
PomAde Optims. Price, 20 and 30 cents per
LiaHTooLoRxD Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not soiled: JoUvNh inodorons Kid Glove
Cleaner win renovate them thoroughly; price %
cent. Per bottle. All sold By druggists and
srnzAD STRENGTHENING PLAs-
TENS, Whenever plaster In needed, are unri-
vailed. Price D. 20, and 20 oents each. b.
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Branch at 1873, Seventh street, ssi near marx marx

CAsroBIA Ia more than substitute for Castor
OIL. IL ~ the only safe article In existence which
h certain TO regulate the bowels, cure wind
cholio and produce natural sleep. II 10 pleasant
TO take. No more sleopless mothers or crying
babies. IT. 81. f"rsm ..sU 49,
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J. n. ssaisr & o.,
Bankers, No. l4is Pennsylvania avenue, pay.
per cent on all deposits. ~. Z
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hoe MOUNT VERNON. ------'-- =
The Steamer ARROW, captain Fr.ni Holhnss
head, having been rebuilt and entirely renttsd b.
Ter present owners, will leave her wharf. I.... r..
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET, l
DAILY. Sunday excepted, At 10 O'CLOCK, FOB
Tbs Tomb Of wAshinstonJ and i9;sy%sdvists Land
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-19

pARL0w's GALLERY OF FINE Ants
hsmov.d from no izs 70 No les Pcun.y.nis svs
On free exhibition and for ssis large oa,lscsaou
Of Oh PAintinss, EnEraytnsB, Ohromoe, pronse9
Of Porcelain and Photograph trs%%esa apyow.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-19

REPUBLICAN, MORNING 10