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National Republican., 1873-05-03
Soeiable,

The members Of Union Chapel choir, under the
direction Of their chorister, Mr. Fred. q. Calvert,
gave one OF their pleasant soclables, In the base
lnent OF the church, last evening. A large num-
ber OF their friends were In attendance, In spite
Of the rain, and all seemed TO enjoy themselves.
The music was OF q higher order than Is gen.
orally heard at sociAbles. The principal pieces,
which merted the warm commendAtion be-
slowed upon them, were As follows: Duett,
Florence Gibson; solo and trio, allow the Gates
Game AjaT," Miss Minnie Hunter, Mrs. womersly
and y. q. Calvert; quartette and chorus, Pass
Ing Through the dates" Mrs. Fannie N. Calvert,
Mrs. WOmersly, J. II. Hines and y. q. Calvert;
by the choir, " be Joyful In God," -Praise ye the
Lord" "HaTk, the Song" &c. Refreshments
were bOuntiful, and the whole entertainment
was delightful The sum realized, for the bene-
nt Of their new organ, was about $50.
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NntIenaI sayinE. BnnL,

THEY SAY these are hard times, hut n you
would have the time pass pleasantly the musical
tick OF one OF Princes clocks drives sadness
away,
National Republican., 1873-05-03
MESSAGE PROM rHE GOVERNOR.
Robberies Of the Cougre.-LennI Library,

For SOME Time past DOOAs nave been mystic
ri Iusly disappearing from the Congressional
Library, and where they went was the subject OF
much comment, until tnally Mr.. AinsWorth X,
Spoford, the librarian, believed that he had
northwest. A search warrant was procured ant
placed In the hands OF Detectives McElfresh aut
Sargent, who went to the house OF the accused
and there found about four hundred volumes
belonging 10 the library, many OF them rRT'
and valuable works. Schellde was arrested a
the Capitol and brought TO police headquarters,
where he was detained until this morning, and
then brought before Judge smell. lie claims thai
he had no intention Of purloininR the books, bul
expected to return them. Its strange, however
that Instead ol caTl ing out his Intention he
taken away,
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Our Custom Depsrtncst.
le most extensive merchant tailoring facil.

FINE OIL PANrtNas-a bargAin-at Pr lnce
Bazaar, No. lO06 Pennsylvania avenue. I
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PALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILRoADs

Trains leaving Washington at as .nd 10 - A NJ
and r m connect at Bowie Win trains ior NAL; "
y. M, arriving ~ Marlboro At PiS a m. and 1873
TrsinsSrriyins st Washington at = 80 q m. and
% and % p M connect a bowie With trstns ieaV
in1 Marlboro Al a. m, and ~ and gS ?. m. =
Passenger leaving their orderu ~ ncket Once
northwest eofner Thirteenth and Penney wanna ave
nue., eau have their baggage called for aud chected
h hotels and Ic.idences 70 All points North and
Indianapolis, Louisyille, 81 Louis, New Orleans
S,SfssY 3.s w, ssa M nsSSS .ad
4 pupARRl. oen. supsrin!end.nt
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Fer the Chiidren.

shoSs Of all styles and kinds, French Lid, pelh
ble IN rocco, Xii foxed, bun, pearl, bronzs, blue,
pink and red, In button and lace, AZ 7, y. Cart
fells, 700 Seventh street, corner OF ].
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

WAsnlNoToESlL SlLdy3RESdE, M9REStk, BOSTON AND
The One iron steamer LADY THE
foot q Hiith street, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at y. M, touching
at the PRINCIPAL river landings, ,conpectins At Nor.
foli with steamship u the ~ aud Line for boston
| and Providence Freight should be addressed,
| care Of Lady of the Lake, via Norfolk" BrAnch
uohet once at Knox's E1preaa once, eg Pennsylva
| mia ayenue. 7. NJ. CROUCH, Agent
| 81. DORSEY CLAGETT, General Agent,
Plants store, corner fifteenth street and Now York
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Fresh New York Batter,

finest quality, received daily At sploers Buttel
House, southwest corner Ninth and b streets. I
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The Ola RnrrsI Rn.Inr.-.

The following letter was read before the Bol
Of Health last night, greatly to the amuscm
OF the members and Others:
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anIn M Rinli.

The sales at the Washington nsh whATVes yes
terday to shippers by X. A. Golden Bro. we,
az follows: 5000 shad from $40 to tl2; 10000 hell
rings, % to o.; 100 rock sh, 20 10 70 cents; 100
bunches perch, from 20 TO 20 cents per buncbi
500 eels, from TO cents,
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GIVING THE MECHANICS TOOLS at cost ought tC
bring them 10 the BiEaRr-lOOG PennsyIYanla
Ayenue-of N. II. Prince. I
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Nor ONLY can you buy Q clock as cheap as at
auction by purchasing OF Prince, but hei war
rants them for year.
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TAX SALES.
PRfSSffiJs6f Il mi FAFFFFS y y TIHEfgS EHS YSS
REoiSrss. oy1Jen DisIIuT 9r coly,s,ll

Ies"i7rss'oSD'Hp p''i'o' H. rr,Sifn,SsySlks,aNf
Ss .st.' ..S . rcy ss...,sss =, A..
y ~. shss gSsslhsf R isctsss sad 81, IA n
blsirid o. coibmbis, ss the sueeesscf of he Uof.
q yeso osS5ik;.ins
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RENEMBER that time Is money, and II you
would have the former correct, and save the
latter, call at Princes Bazaar and purchase q
clock.
National Republican., 1873-05-03

The COsIRsr and most attractive place In the
city Ia Geo. w. Drivers new sample rooms, cor
ne Pennsylvania avenue and Fourand-a-hali
National Republican., 1873-05-03

IT ~ AN HsrABLisHED PACT that consumption
can be cured but Il Is far better TO prevent the
TEN by the timely use Of q remedy like Dr. Wis
tar's BalGAm OF Wild Cherry. This standard
preparation will speedily cure q cough or cold,
and even consumption often yields 10 Its great
power.
National Republican., 1873-05-03
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Meeting Of the Csnui.sfseste. ' =
A regular meeting OF the Board Of ftre Uoua-
missioner was held last nlght-all the member
Mr.. MoTRan introduced q resolution, which
was sdcpted, directing the eominltiee on tele,
graph, the chief engineet and superintepdent o.
the nre alarm telegraph TO inquire into the cause
Of the delay in turning In box IS on Sunday
petition was laid before the board from cl,l.
e ssps cSs,sd q S IN, S s slsssss @ 'ss g
After the report q he commitiess ssd the sp-
pscsO0 snd sSs a G " ne Be % gwen
an early day, which the Legislative and Dis
trict officials be invited TO witness. Adjourned,
-
Pert wiiiIsm He-ry IisteL
This immense hotel, at Lake George, undel
the proprietorshlp Of Mr., Rocssle, opens June l.
II has been richly furnished, and will present
more attractions 70 visitors this season than
ever before. I
Supreme Ceurt-tieuerri Teru.
All the justices sat n bdao yesterday for TN
trial Of appeal cases. Chesapeake and Onto Cana
Company W, Mackail. This case comes up on |
motion BY Mr. Henkle for leave to enter mo
/ lion for new trial Tue court held the matte
under adylsemenL Dent etaL ys, Blake, kelll
the plaintiff, and by Mr.. Cox Tor the defendant
| The court made decree dlsnlssing the blu
animlnR decree below. Wallach W. Yankis
the compiaInant The court was sdjonrne'
| until Monday next at II O'Clock. Adjourned,
The Current Topics.
| klO-OuT stylish, well.made suits At go.
tO-Sellng daily large numbers-tlo.
| siO-of business sults ct SIC
siO-Receivlng daily large shipments-tlo.
| fi0-Of fashionable suits At tlC
$40 Everybody Is pleased wlth-tio.
ttO-our well-made suits at VI
Finer suits prOpOriiOnably cheap.
| HABLk BR0.S,
i Fashionable Tailora,
Il Corner seventh and ID streets.
=
COUNTRY pEAIBRs can buy Diston saws Of
| n. Prince, with q discount OF 10 per cent. froi
the manufacturers prices,
PRKE or CuARuE. steel soda water fountain
and draught fixtures to loan by Palmer a 0reei
Georgetown, D. Z. 7
LovRRs oF CHANPAGSE, take notice. All klns
, Of imported wine on dfauEhti Twenty-nl
centsI Al the new sample rooms OF Geo.
. Driver, corner Of Pennsylvania avcnue on
our-and-a.half street. 7
J. n. sasicr 4 o.,
Bankers, No. lliS Pennsylvania avenue, pay
. per cent on all deposits. 7
prices, at 1905 Pcnnsylvania avenue, Prince
bazaar. 7
= Juurs, SAAsHEs, COCKTAILS aud other nT
scriptlOns carefully compounded by Geo. '
Driver aud his corps Of efficient assistants
4 the new sample rooms corner Pennsyivan
. avenue and -Four and-a-haH street.
National Republican., 1873-05-03

hapnr'kss POINTER and Bass and Enc oop. a Qo,1
English Ale on draught a. Geo, W, nHyeiBneW
sample rooms, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
F0urand.a' NJ street.
National Republican., 1873-05-03

TNMAN nNE.-RoYGL MAIL -
i BTE AMEilH TO AND fHQM INV. liz u
fsss ses1|E M fsGIISS, sisII I5,,asIus9 AT s9hbEs k4
DAY aud SATURDAY, froIn Pier u,
Eorth River. New Ynrh. llates g ieseAselC
stsetaRe, TO Queenstown, Liverpool, Glasgow, Lon
donderry, London, Cardiff, or lrstol, 30, currcn.
rendy, sight Drafts on great britain and ireland
for sale. ,Apriy 10 JOHN q DAI,kekSsnt, y Broad.
"ssStsf sstassaf MiDDLhroWs W.SshGinSs,ton, SGiS,
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Nnoni,. UenInurIInimsn,

Nnonfs Centaur I.ininient
Has cured more wonderful cases Of rheumatism,
breasts, burns, scalds, salt-rheum, Ac., upon the
human frame, and strains, spawn, gals, 4c.,
tended remedies nave sinoe Inc world beFsn.
The recipe OF the Linlment and certificates OF
remarkable cures accompany each bottle, and
there is no pain which T i win no, S rssVe' aO nc
swelling 1t will not subdue, or lAmeness II viii
not cure: No family or stock-owner can AFFORD
per for family use; the yellow wrapper for AMI
mails. J. b. RosE Co,
oS Broadway, New York.
CAsrONA Is more than q substitute for Castor
OIL. IL Is the only safe article In exstence which
| certain TO regulate the bowels, cure wind
70 take. No more sleepless mothers or crying
babies.
LADIEs TRUNKS AND sATCHELs, MEMS
| AND BOYS HATS UMBRELLAS, &C.; WHITE
HOSIERY, TIES, &C., AT VERY low PRfcEs
Sso SEVENTH STREET II NoRTnSEsr ii hfTis
40. Pare French Candy 47O
Is manufactured daily and sold at the low price
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. eotf
THn GREAr EnoLIsH REMEDY for Gout and
hheumatism. All suneTers from the above COM
plants, either OF recent or long standing arc ad-
ylsed 10 use BlAir's Gout and Rheumatic Pillv.
| They can be relied upon as the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered N the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
| years with the greatest success. Prepared by
PnoUr HAEsAsT, 22s Strand, London, kngand,
and sold BY all druggists.
PRRCEs BAZAAR is the place to 20 for Diston
saw lie Is closing them out at nrst cost.
Old \ No; 1sO} CHOICE SPRING yNox No. 80
AT MARKRITERS,
| PAPERIIANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES,
embracing all grades OF PaperhanEinEu and
| window Shades; also, choice Paintings, KnmaV-
ings, Chromos and Photographic. Picture
Frames, all styles and sizes, In Walnut, GllL
Velvet, Ac.; Picture Cord and TaaselA, RinFI,
Malls, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
| Picture Cords, 4o. n
II Hou Want
Paper Hanging done 90 TO TubnlAn'a, Il9 Ninth
street. lie has q large stock OF all grades, hIN
prices are moderate, and he has good wOTkmen.
WHITE, clean. sound teeth. all may have BIZ
using daily THuRsroE's Ivory Pearl Toou
Powder; price 70 and 90 cents per bottle.
| WILLS bMAoHRE-sPRkAD sTRhS0rHKRIR0 PLLs-
vailed. Price "a, 20, and 80 cents each
BEAUTIFUL soft, glossy hair, ALL desire IT, IN
may have 1t by constant use OF THoMPsONS
Pomade Optime. Price, 70 and 90 oents per
bottle,
LI0Hr ooLfRED Kid Gloves very stylish when
| not sOfleh, JouVEs iaOdOrons Kid Ql0ye
Cleaner win fenbvAte them thoroughly; pTtce n
centa per bottle. An sold by druggists and
! fancy dealers.
National Republican., 1873-05-03

TnE new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
Is already one OF the best-known hotels In tho
country.
National Republican., 1873-05-03

DooLsTs YEAST POWDER cannot be excelled
for making light, sweet rolls, biscuits, warfes,
corn bread, &c. IL Is always ready and reliable.
National Republican., 1873-05-03
An Annenl Cnae.

In the General Term yesterday the case OF
Dent ct al. vs.. Blake and Kelley, executors Of
Joshua Pierce, deceased, was called and heard
Mr. Merrick Tor complainants, and Messrs. W. s.
Cox and Dayldge for defendants. In this case
the heirs OF the late Henry Hatch Dent nled .
w IN equity against the defendants, asking
see for specific perfomance-paying over
ofcertaln money $1,000 which they claim right
fully belongs to them. They charge that Pierce
failed as executor OF the late Mrs. Album To col
lect certain assets Of her estate, and that they
are entitled TO recover the amount from his
estate. The court below dismissed the bill, but
the case was reOpened by consent, and now
comes up for q hearing on agreed testimony.
The defence is that the money In question was
given by Mrs. Album 10 her daughter, Mrs. Bar
bouT and the complAinAnts urge that as Mrs
Barbour was at that time the confidential agent
OF MIS-. A., that he could not accept gift from
her; and that Mrs. Barbour could not receive
such gift; and, therefore, the money having been
Improperly received by Mrs. Barbour, IL should
have been returned by Pierce as assets OF the
estate, and he having failed N collect said
amount, his estate Is liable. The court Afinned
the Judgment OF the court below.
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pays per cent. per Annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours . TO Z; Saiur-
days, To 4 and Q TO 8.
National Republican., 1873-05-03
THE COUNCIL,

THE COUNCIL.
TIM Council met at O'Clock; Mr.. VIM. Stick
ney, president, In the chair.
Prayer was offered by Rev. q. A. Hall.
Council bill No. ., to prevent the sale Of In
toxicatlnR liauors without license, was read
second time and referred to the Committee on
Police.
Council bill No. 10, for the relief Of Dr: ). y;
IIartigan, was read a second time and referred
90 the Committee on Claims.
Mr. Browne presented the petition OF Benz.
SUNNY aud others, Of the county, praying 70 be
relieved from onerous taxation on account OF
improvements; which was read and referred 70
the Comnlttoe on washington, ueorgetoWn anu
County Affairs, ,,---,,. a..
Governor President Of the Council and Speaker
of the House TO walt upon the secretary OF the
Navy and request the building in this city OF one
Of the new war vessels authorized oy congress
was concurred In.
Nj. Buker offered the following, which was
laid over temporarily;
Whereas, IN pursuance Of an act Of the Legis-
latiye ASSEMBLY, approved August 10, 1871, enti-
tied ".An act authorizing the District OF Co
fumbla TO create a debt for special improve
made, the expenditures for which are chargea
tile, under act OF Congress, TO the cities Of Wash
lngton and Georgetown and TO the county O
Washington, according 70 the extent Of and II
proportion TO the cost OF the local Improvement
Tor the benent OF each respectively: Therefor
be II
hehOpddt lnhN lNt bOAfW O1 fuunC Nofhb Dt
aud they are hereby, requested to cause an an
portlonnent 10 be made Of the cost OF the afore
said improve ments, and TO furnish for the In
tormation Of the Council q statement OF the re
spectlse amounts for which said cities OF Wash
lngton and Georgetown aud the county Of Wash
tueton arc hablc under existing laws.
The resolution was laid over.
Mr.. Crogs Introduced bill for the erection 0
n new school building In the Second school Ills
tTict which was read q first time.
Mr.. Browne introduced q bill TO rcguat
shows OF whatever nature In the sale OF seat
which was read irst time.
Mr.. Browne said that the new code had boci
referred to the o0mmlttee OF which he wa
chairman, and Ne lthought that considerable
matter could be taken out Of II that was IN
necessary 10 infiict upon the patience OF tn
Council TO sit and hear u read. The commttte
would meet ian early tlay. when prompt actlo
would be taken In the mAtteE
Mr.. Cross Introduced btil 10 establish nor
NAL school in the District OF Columbia; whicl
was read a INST time.
Mr.. Brooks presented petition from the a
SCISSORS OF the District, asking pay for service
rendered during the session OF the Court Of Al
peals In the year lsT2; which wzs read 4 nri
time.
Mr.. Duker introduced bin for the relief
NJ. VIM. Russell, Mrs. Henrietta Brown, ID.
FOfney, W. II. Burr, Maria A. Myers, Dr..
Howard, ]. y. Johnson and J. II. Wheeler 4
assessments enormously paid; which was read
nru tine.
On motion Of Nr. brown, al 6:iO O'Clock, u
CJunctl adjourned until Monday, at 5 ?. m.
National Republican., 1873-05-03
CITY ITEMS.

CINCINNATI LAGER AND BUCK BEER on draught
A. Geo. W. Drivers new sample rooms, corner
Pennsylyania avenue and Four and -A-haif street,
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40
Tea and Ca0ee

The finest brands Of Tea, and the best grades
OF Coree freah roasted every day at the Tea and
Coffee Store, 40 Pennsylyania avenue, nearly
opposite the National hotel. colt
National Republican., 1873-05-03

HEALTH, the poor mans riches the rich mans
bliss, Is found In Ayers Medicines, after fruit
less search among 9TH or remedies. A word 10
the wise is sunicIent. co
National Republican., 1873-05-03

PAL fER 4 GREEN teal tJu. tIns are tho
ony ones uita6le for dIANlhg SOFA water
from,
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corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana Ayenue
payss Q per cent. interest on all depoaits Depos.
It's can be made and drawn ct wlll. I
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pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

hahApouAhInhs DEPAATMEsr or THK PLArTE.)
OIIiCh Ohthf CohhIsaAhN olts tsUBsIBrENCE,
OMAHA, NEB,, April g. is79
iSth of Nay Is7S ior fsrniabns he prssh Bel Ts
1niLed by the subsiAtepos Department United
WE'VE monthas mmenoinE July I, Is71 Zach
broposal must state at what prices per pound.
WI be fmniahed % hticers during the sifrie M.
riod By commhnd OF Brig, aen, ord.
J. W BARRIdER,
R?-7 BYt, Brig, Gen, q, z. v.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Go to George W. Drivers new sample rooms
and sec a man.
site the CITY Hall, will come to the hammer Mon
day afternoon.
Messrs, LAtimer n Cleary will sell a carriage
horse In front Of their auction rooms this morn
ing At 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. McLosky will please call at Prince
Bazaar. Those two dollar clocks have arrived
guaranteed for one year, as promised.
The finest whiskies, by the bottle, 10 be OBJ
talned In this city, consisting Of Old Crow, Mon
ograui, Robinson County, Oyerholt and Cabinet
Whistles, from 81 10 ti.b0 per bottle, at Geo. w.
Drivers new sample rooms, corner Pennsyiva-
MIA avenue and four-and-a-ilalf street.
Spelling matches In the Grammar and Inter
mediate public schools were held yesterday in
the Jefferson school building, and also those Of
the Secondary schools In tue Franklin, Seaton,
wAllach and jefferson buildings, Tue decision
will be announced in few DAYS
National Republican., 1873-05-03
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,

hhdULAh PObT bTEAhbHlP TRAVEL
BREMEN AND BALTIMORE,
VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
Tho steamers of the North German Lloyd. Of aSo
tons, have been newly furnbhed with all the modern
improvements,
BALTIhoRK ........... .oaptain Lil,cnhain.
BEll4iN ..-.-..s........ nnduscn.
OHIO .................. basee.
MORE q foilovs'
- From bremen Prom baltimore.
BALTIMORE. April AprtlN
LEiPZfg,....... March 10 April H.
DEkLIN0.u,.AprhM "a May TO-
OHlO...,..... April ~ March ~
And honoeforth from each sido every alternate
Wednesday.
The steamer will take passenscrs 10 Bremen South
| ampton, London aud HAyre, aud return.
PnCE OF PAssAoE-ln gold frvm Brulnen 70 Bal
tfqorei Cabin, el0; steerage, $50 fnnm Baltmore
20 Bremen, ,Suuth hampton, London and HANre Cabin,
eiOO -eAsafagp, ESQ Children, between one aud ton
years, half price. nurstinsp, "a
| AL other ArrAnsementh are the same a. the New
fqrthsr information can be Aseertainsd By SPrlJ
/ ing by letter 70 our General Asenth =
No South Charles street. baltimore. Nd
| CHARLES WALTER,
| No. 30 ID street, opposite CITY Hall
IL AlAo Bills Of kfchAnse on principal plhcea 70
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Of Health last night, greatly TO the amusement
Of the members and Others:
GEoRoETows, d. C., April - ts7a A. d.
To ne FrsstdsHf QT hs Board u HsaiiAs
Dear sir we take the pleasure OF asking you
why the board did not look over that Bill that
we pout Before the board over one year ago We
have wanted for your opinion And have got no
answer yet And now we are gOin To tell you
why and how the old Barrel Business Is q nuis-
anee First Because wery often see an old bar
rel In yard and no body knows But what them
people has hal the smail pox and has got Well
and has pitched them old clothes In that
old Barrel and afterwards that Barrel is
sold for IS or 20 cents to the wagon
And Ia carried to the shops Aud Is done up
and sold TO the iners who pack noure In them
and Is shipped to the city again and then sold to
some family who eats the noure and gets the
small pOx from Il and then the whole family are
taken sick and dies and sometimes the BarTell Is
made dog houses OF and after the dog dies the
Barrell goes through the same process oil kinds
OF manure ilth goes In them We ask the
Board TO make q Law to stop the old Barrell
Business Yours A c b W District Of Columbia
Aud gentleman this thing ought TO BE Looked
into,
National Republican., 1873-05-03
For tho HaNr


O.. A Good School Suit, for o.
tS. A Substantial Suit, for Is.
iS. \ weli.Made Suit, for ts.
Fashionable Tallors,
Corner seventh and d streets
Ltquous by the bottle at wholesale prices at
Pennsylvania avenue and Four -and-a-half street
LADIES SILK UNbREII.ks. paragon frames and
good quality, at $3.50. Look elsewhere, aud then
call at Princes bazaar.
Call at splcer's Batter store,
southwest corner Ninth and h streets, for choice
Western and new New York Butter. Dealers
supplied At lowest prices.
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT Of clocks Of every de-
scription At Princes Bazaar, from two dollars
upward. 7
To OBTAIN the most delicious juAp or smaSh,
made OF the finest material, and manipulated In
the most artistic manner, 20 TO Geo. W. Drivers
new sample rooms, corner Pennsylvania avenue
and FOuf-and-a-half street. !
Fresh New York Batter,
finest quality, received daily at splcer's Buttel
House, southwest corner Ninth and streets.
FINE OIL PAINTINGS bargain-at Pr lnce
Bazaar, No. lOO6 Pennsylvania avenue.
| -
Our Csstom Departuaest.
The most extensive merchant tailoring facil.
ties;
| Faultless Mt;
| Fashionable cut;
Best workmanship
The largest stock Of piece goods;
| For coats and vests
For pants:
The lowest prices for ordered goods.
HkBLk Bnoa.,
Fashionable TAilorn,
| Corner seventh and ID streets.
National Republican., 1873-05-03


WASHINGTON CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY, COranEe, hqxAndriA and Mans
sas aud Richmond and Danville Railroad
OompAnies oonaolidAted.l
% DOUBLE DAILY ThAINA
Commencins SUNDAY, May iy1s. double daily
eonnecttons will be made between washinston and
l;yne5bgIs in the Mea, line ir9m Nsy Orleans spd
and Ohio railroad at qordonsyllo and phsrlottes-
vile for Richmond and South, aud all the line 10
Leave wsshinston by Pv,omae Perry Comp.ny'-
boatn, Seventh street wharf, twice dail.T q m;
and n M, and take trains corner King and
Union str.cts, Alexandria, At ~ q m and o y m
making diose CONNECTIONS West and Southwest.
PAssenxers for Manasaas Division leave Seventh
street wharf I a. m. daily, excepting Sunday.
Pullman Palace Cars from Alexandria TO New Or
leans, changing only ~ LynchburS.
Buy deksts 1t 81 penhHy lvAniA avenue and al
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad DEPOT, Washington
p. O., or at Alexandria, corner Of King and Unioi
Knox,a Omnibus Line makes rapid connection be
tween BAl,im9re and Ohio railroad depot and seN
BrcakiSsi and supper on ferry boats for through
ara D. NJ. BRoADUS, O. 7. A.