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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-22

EFTVIlI NlIN VaIuHH bFEIIE VI IHV ITNEF,I
one Of the things for which the country
should be thankful Is this, that the President
gives degree OF order TO his own family that
other families might well initiate. Not one OF
them Will be spoiled because they are the Presi-
dents children. We make these remarks as an
act OF simple Justice to them and also as ex-
preaslve OF our feelings OF the conduct OF those
who have tho meanness to pursue these chill
dren with detractlOn. simply because their
father Is the distinguished man that he is, and
because they are his children.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-22
THE CITY YESTERDAY.
lSrEREsrlSeIrEMs OF INTELLIGENCE
CupId's Capcr- In Coiored Circle
credinE. Of the Board Of B~N'"-rho
Pepn.yirapIa RrpubiieS' As'cr'"''on--
General L-cnl Se-@'
o,..s rR,sns AND TRIBULATIoNs

bVf
1ish-tonsI Coiored Wedding broken or
A sc.newhat MIxed-Up Anair-Hsw n
Pusiicatiou Caused tho Row-Anothcr
De-demona In the Pield-Thc Result Of mn
Interview with an Bxpectaut Bride-Tho
Population OF washington to be Lc-sened
Two.
Tho readers VI the REPUBLICAN will recall TO
mind the announcement made few days ago Of
several weddings In prospective among the elite
Of our colored citizens, From all accounts II
appear, that the publication conveyed undesI
able information TO others than the immediate
parties interested. A few evenings ago the quiet
which generally prevails 10 the aristocratic West
End, especially that portion Of II which borders
on sixteenth street, between X and Massachu-
sets avenue, was seriously disturbed and the
nelghborhooi. considerably alarmed by the APP
pearance Of a beautiful octoroon girl, about II
years Of age, short in stature, hair jet black and
cut short, resting with beautiful curl upon her
graceful neck, with piercing black eyes flashing
forth the yirtuous Indignation which apparently
had completely mastered her, pacing cxcitedly
In front OF a neat two-story frame house on the
west side Of Sixteenth street. In her hand she
carried a small rldlnq.whip, with a loaded tip,
and close observer could have detected, securely
but fairly In reach, In belt around her waist a
neat, ivory handled Weston siX-shooter. She
was the betrayed, and was Watching for the he
- .,,a. Sa.nIa, sIui,sn, ,,s,,h ,,r o,,or
uayei' hiei neePhs eNs"au' "a'Nu ~ ~ 80 80
an hour the object OF what was once her ahec-
tlon, but now her hatred, made hts appearance,
arrived in hIs hest store cIothes with n fair
dnIcina an Ma arm
- 80 ,, -, -. -, a., -, y,..
Inc usoAueu one hpptoaVhen III gUou orue',
seemingly as cool as q summer morn, and placed
bersef directly In front of her nav and false de.
cs,vo, the sfect mon him was magical. His
Noi'e,' i' 49, 49, -. " - - =,
eyeglasses Teiuseu 70 remain upon us hasA
organ, and his "claw-hammor" coat stood ~ an
woman foIiowed hin, Into tho bouse desnite his
se..' -, -. ~. ,,, mr., a., ~, ~ ,far,ina
enoIs !" heep "er ou'' i"s Nu VI "V oos'uns
dlnnant female dened them to elect her, and
a.vo them 10 understand mat ~ there was any
...,,' a., y ~. - a. .,.,a, In M pyryn, :,
CAN, ny q certain knight OF Tue ype-sioA, tna'
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THE COURTS.


sthtFu tsr" souFts
All the justices, except the chief Justice, sat IN
bdns yesterday, and opened the April term. The
calendar was called, and cases set for trial on va
rious days. The appeal cases from Judge Cart
teTs court will be tried nrst.
Circuit Court-Chief Justice Cartier.
This court was engaged yesterday In the trial
Of civil cases Of no interest
Police Court-JudEe Smell.
Minor cases engaged this court yesterday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-22
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

The GRAIN MARKEr.-The receipts yesterday
were $500 bushels Of wheat and ib5 barrels Of
corn; sales 900 bushels OF good red wheat at
ti.oOH.
The receipts and sales Of ish yesterday at the
nsh wharf were: Receipts, $4,000 herring, 5000
talors and 100 shad; sales, herring at $50 to 81
per thousand, tallOrs at 10 cents TO 81 per hun
dred and shad at tl5 per hundred.
The RIvER.-Arriyed, steamers Commerce,
from North Carolina, with S22,0OO feet OF lumber;
New York. from Philadelphia, with mlscella-
an assorted cargo; schooner s. Y. Kerwan, from
Baltimore, with salt. Cleared, steamers X. q.
Knight, for New York, with 800 barrels Of hour,
and Lady Of the Lake, for Norfolk, with 400 bar
rels OF nOuT,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-22
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT.
NINETY DAYS DISAPPOINTMENT.
AFULL DRAWING CERTAIN
$500, 900 in Bank to Pay Gifts.
TEN THOUSAND CASH oIIs PMo IN FULL.
~ 100000 for only $40.

ENOUGH cf the To % tickets issued for the Tninp
dnAsp GIT CoscERT, in aid o. the Public llbrary
q Kentucky. having been sold 70 insure full draw
Ing, and the wish having been universally pressed
that the Uo ~ cash gifts offered should be drawn In
full and paid In full without any scaling down. as
heretofofe G, the management with the ooncurrence
q the trustees, have determined 70 allow ninety
days more for the sale Of the 7 mnAnt OF tickets
left on hand The concert and distribution Adyer.
tised for April y therefore postponed TO Tuesday,
July lb7a on which day, and no other, they will
positively and unequlyocally take place In Futile
Library Hall, Louisville, Ky.
Al this grand concert the following cash lrfta will
be dstri6gted by lot and paid in full 10 the ticket.
holders who draw them
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-22

The Fifteenth district club held q meeting last
night, In Wallis hall, and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year; A. X. Browne,
PRESIDENT J. n. Tally, vice president; Z. Q. Bris-
After electing their ofiicers the chb went into
an election for delegates TO the central commit
tee, and the following persons were elected:
McSars ElinbOro', BriscOe and Freeman.
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ANIUSEMENTs.


Tomorrow evening this celebrated troupe
will open at Walls opera-house, and will per-
form for the balance Of the week, giving natl
nee on Saturday afternoon. The company has
been travelling In the South, the people OF which
section are hard TO please In minstrel perform
ances, and the warm concentrations OF the press
OF the cities In which the troupe appeared show
that the Impression they made was an excellent
one. The acting, singing, &C., OF the members
~ III s tS ~ iokss nave W.. Sscome .Sporecs
through age. They are fresh and good.
Wallis Opcra-IIou-e.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" than which there was
never better play OF Its kind, drew goOdl-siEed
audience last evening. Mr.. Kunke has made
study OF "Uncle TOm," and shows the dear old
fellow Just as Mrs. Stowe would have him pre-
scented. "Topsy," who wasn't born, but growed,
was capitally presented by Miss Alberta, and the
sweet character Of Eva was dld ample Justice
by little Mamie. The other members OF the com
pany are very good. A matinee will be given
this afternoon, and 1nal perform ance IN the
evening.
The Theatre Comiaue
was well nlied last night with an audience that
was kept In the best Of spirits by the dancing Of
Mile ConohitA Ronzatti, the singing Of Miss
Fanny Davenport and the gylnnAstc feats Of
the Senyahs, on Thursday evening next the
| washington Detectlye"-R new sensational To-
| callsm-wlll be produced, and will doubtless
prove great attraction.
| Daniel Doushcrty.
This eloquent gentleman will deliver his pOpu
lar lecture, "The STAGE at Lincoln hall, on
Thursday evening next The mention Of THU
fact Is sufficlent to insure the best audience
Washington eau give.
Aimee
and her opera bou1e company appear at Wall
on Monday evening next
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The knife.

We have been shown remarkable and sklllful
piece Of workmanship, designed and executed
by Robert s. Brown, esq, OF the Internal heVe-
slSts Oh u clock case, deliberately carved win an
ordinary pOcketknlfe from solid piece OF pop
lar. As 4 specimen Of yankee whiting" II Is
really wonderful. IL Is, we understand, TO be
placed In Semken's show window for q few days,
and will well repay our readers 10 examine IT,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-22

The sale Of oil paintings ny LatlmeT Cleary
will be resumed THIS evening at 1850 O'Clock,
when some OF tue best will be sold. There was
not the interest taken In the sale that we eN-
Dected, knowing ~ we do the artists and Il call
lies, and we trust that TIL evening Will far ex-
coed the beginning.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-22
NEWS oEruECAPIT


Tn. nou., Iah yiss ~ "a IxnIBITion ,u,.
L me, Dep,Itment o. STATE has received inIor,
nonspa ~ .he enect tnst sT tnousnna aaditlona
salusIs w. ~ space hM been allotted 70 tne
AnenGsn department o. the Vienna exposition
tnet spuelos from the United states intended for
next. WV
r,,.r,r,,,.,,
Tne s,a,emsr,a LINZ, S s swn 49, u,,,,,,.,., I'm
Igsn'u W Sontempated mo1lncauons o. lne
~ w. duIes uo not Appest 70 pe su.n ~
nemhSrs ~ w, hsnnounoemeht On me PAT 81 ,ne
he1VsIs OF lne advlsory board NOT Us " nkeD
wa. tneso genuemen VIII make any sucn an
M ~ m ,ees,u 70 ,ny,r .usuIe o,n
uN''' 'ue present vacancies han nave oeen niieo'
From ofiiclal returns lust received al the
bureau Of statistics Il appears that there arrived
at the port Of Baltimore during the quarter
go were males and do females on the total
number LAS were from Germany and ieo from
ireland. Deaths on the VOYAGE a.
tive ANN sr,,.. .,....,.,,,., -, ..,. .,,,,,
The yeSed Snes,,nn =, hns ~, IN Commend
in, of,,cers ~ tbn linz y, ~ ssmv psxe ,awfnl
control Of inc operation. az tSs staf os,cers ron
nected win tbe snnnix ganap,manta n befope
mo Wa n"nsp,nnPpPy uepn,li n, ~ n,,n,
master. whb has haen io,h,dden ~ Ma imme-
| iiate commandng nIi,,ss ,n MAJ Inv changes
Of saIi commsnda,P ~ msous Wy oh,ec's
| 10 the Interference on ina grannn mai az Se ia
charged win a bonded resSonsIbiiity for inc
acta ~ his anhorinatss 10 ,pnns, 10 siin,sed 10
| select AMI caniroi ,hcn,, hlmsa,t w ma Ease IL
anaIogons 10 that n, Tras .nra, Snii,nar vho has
s1coessuliy resisted the snn,icstton ~ The rots,
gSand u az wv se Sss a 70 ms S9s On tn
| the mistateI ami oifsncsa ~ Ma assis,ants and
CLERKS. W mn "'
| LOUISIANA STATE TAXES.
Al, Inc statement 80 widely made In the opp9s,l-
10 eoilect taxss from nv 81 ftIrens of nnIsspn
and particularly from the citizens OF New or.
leaus, Is directly contradlcted by the facts, The
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-22
NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

lady'a umbrella has been lost.
House No. aiU9 street northwest Is for rent
Several email and medium-sized houses are for
sale.
A division Of the Sons Of Temperance will be in.
stituted tonight
Twenty sp9d rooms well furnished at the Er.
A meeting Of the Southern Republican Aasocia.
ton will be held this evening.
DoEAn A wylie have Just opened their new and
beautiful stock Of dress goods
A business meeting OF the Ohio Republican Asso.
citation will be held this evening.
The steam saw.mnl in the rear Of the Baltimore
aud Ohio railroad depot is for sale.
Green Williams will sell on Thursday, May l. al
10 O'Clock y. M, valuable real estate; on Wednes.
day, April % at ~ O'Clock, T. m, desirable build.
ing lot IN square No ~ Navy Yard; and on Tues.
day April ~, ut 8 30 O'clock, D, m, valuable i'm,
proved property fronting on Sixteenth. between X
LAtimer CleAry will sell on Tuesday, May q, al
O'Clock D. m, valuable building lot on street
near Fourteenth northwest; on April al at I'd
O'Clock a m, extensive assortment Of household
furniture; also, on Wednesday, May 7, at O'Clock
II, m , valuable improved property on Seventh
street, between I and X northwest: on Tuesday
estate on Z street north. between Fifth snd SIKH
west, and on street north, between Sixth and
Seventh west; on Thursday, May Is, at O'Clock y
| m, valuable Improved and unimprOved properly
| on Delaware avenue northwest, AMI on Thursday
May s. at O'Clock p. m pleasant country scat Ii
Il the District of Columbia
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-22

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street.
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours to Z; Satur-
days, Q to 4 and 0 to s.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-22

We would call attention to the sale by Messrs,
Latlmer Cleary OF the desirable residence on the
northeast corner Of Eleventh and q streets "a
be sold on the 9sth inst. Parties wishing q
profitable investment should not fail TO attend
the SALE as the locality Is one OF the best In town
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-22

A meeting OF this tssocl .tinn II advert. ed for
this even ng at which treasurer, A. iStant
secretary, and delegates - the Central n socla-
tlOp will b. elected.
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TaSaxa T.ouhls


bring your children TO A. SAks A Co. for clothing
where the most extensive stock is now kept.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
The visit of DR.. bliss and Mr.. Lauz-ton
TO Northern Cities.

TO Northern Cities.
The Board OF Health held meeting yester-
day morning, when the arrangements for the
visit OF DR.. Bliss and Mr.. Langston TO the boards
OF health In Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston were completed. These gentlemen
left last night for the cities designated, and took
with them copies Of all the blanks aud different
headings OF books, copies Of smallpox statistics,
4c,, for the purpose OF comparison and ex-
change OF Information with other boards. They
expect TO he absent one week.
DR.. 7. 3, Verdi yesterday received his commits
commissioner to visit the principal cities In
Europe, for the purpose Of investigating their
sanitary laws and regulations, with the view OF
obtaining information TO assist In perfectng
sanitary system for the District OF Columbia.
The commission Is gotten up on parchment, aud Is
q very handsome document. Dr. Verdi starts on
the tour May 1, and has received the proper Gre
dentials from the state Department. The ek-
penses incurred by the trip are paid by DR.. Verdi
and not by the District government, as reported.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-22

The annual election OF ofiicers OF this society
took place last night ut Carroll hall. The At
tendance was very large, and the contest Tor the
Competition was for the once Of president the
candidates being Major NJ. Z. Urell and Mr..
Thomas BrodeTick. The whole vote cast was
2S6 Mr.. Frederick being elected by majority OF
two votes. The remaining offlcers elected were;
First vice president, Michael Burkei second vice
president, James Lackey; recording secretary,
Daniel shannon; financial secretary, Thomas
Feely; treasurer, Win. Pagan; marshal, Edward
Quade; chaplain, Rev. James McDeVltt p-
TectOrs, John 7. Mentally, Thomas Trayln, jas.
J. Flanagan, Michael MckeeVer, owen NC
Quade and Lawrence Conner
The newly elected president, Mt. Frederick,
was the recipient OF many warm cOngTAtula-
tlons, and win no doubt prove very enieient
Officer. On motion Of Major uTell, his election
was made unanimous, IL was 1850 O'Clock this
morning when the meeting adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-22

Onicer PiersOn, OF the Sixth police precinct
station, yesterday arrested the colOred boy,
George Butler, on the charge Of striking Charles
Miller In the side with brick, on Saturday, and
thereby innlcting injuries that necessltated the
removal OF Miller TO Providence hospital. The
oificer arrested the boy In the White Lot, where
he was driving q cart and conveyed him TO the
Police Court. Judge Smell committed him to
iai, 10 await the result OF MlleT's injuries. The
how n about fifteen years of age, and acknOw-
edged throwing the stone, but said he had no In
tentIOn of doing Miller any injury.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-22
Meeting of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION.

A very large number OF the members and
friends Of tho Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton assembled last evening to hear the reports
oil the various committees Of the work Of the
association.
Reports were made by o. q. Wight, chairman
Of committee on library and rooms; by Warren
Choate, on beneyolence and employment, and
by George A. Hall, on behalf OF evangelikatiOn
committee; all presenting very encouraging
features OF the work.
A special committee, consisting Of L. L.
Cruunse aud y. II. smith, was appointed TO make
arrangements for the anniversary, which takes
place May II.
Remarks on the work OF the year were made
by Il. Y. wlnslOw, Y. II. Vaughn and Others, and
with much apparent enthusiasm.
The meeting adjourned after the election OF
eight or ten new members.
THE RECEPT1oN TONIGHT.
The last grand reception OF the season, TO he
given by the Young Mems Christian Association
tomorrow evening, promises to be grand sue
cess, and we are requested to state that the num-
Der Of tickets Il limited to twelve hundred. With
the usual attractions these gatherings have been
very large, but as will be seen by the advertise
ment the entertainment and instruction offered
are such that the capacity Of the building VIII
undoubtedly be tested.
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Tn. wa.hin.,an I,itx "A VIM. Hank.

corner Of seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. Interest on all deposits. Depos
It's can be made and drawn at win.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-22

TAKE AYERS PILLS for all the purposes OF
purgative, for constipation. indigestion, head
ache and liver complaint, BY universal accord
use, co
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-22
TUE aux.r FHaiIsu RKuxny for aont a

THE CHEAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Govt and
Rheumatism. Al sufferers from the above COM
plants either Of recent or long standing, are ad-
ylsed TO use Blair'B Govt and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon as the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered 70 the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
PRoUT 4 HARsANr, 229 Strand, London, England,
| and AOll by all drugRlstA.
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If You Want

Paper Hanging done go TO Humans, 4l3 Ninth
street. He has large stock OF all grades his
WHITE, clean, sound teeth. all may have by
using daily THURsTONs Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder price 20 and 90 cents per bottle.
WILLS MAoHtNR-sPRRADB STRENGTHENING PLAs-
TIERS whenever plaster 10 needed are unri-
vailed. Price 20, 20, and 30 cents each.
BEAUTIFUL soft, glossy hair all desire II, all
may have u by constant use OF THOMPsORB
PomAde Optime. Price, 20 and 90 cents per
bottle.
LIaHT coLoRED Kid Gloves very stylish when
not aolled, J0USEHs inodorOuA Kid Glove
Cleaner will renOyate them thoroughly; price 70
cents per bottle. All sold by druggists and
fancy dealers,
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LAST GRAND RECEPTION
ORIENTAL ENTERTAINMENT
In the Y. ". o. A. BulldipK.
1.-THE STAGE"
NON. DANIEL D0uGHERIY,
LINCOLN HALL,
THURSDAY EVENING, April 70.
Reserved seats TO cents, ut J. q. Pnrkerss,
b2T Seventh street,


NOTICE.
CLOhINu IECIuhE-bTAR COURSE
MIR aEoRdE WM CURTIS. owing 70 his recent
sssm.n1. ~, ~ apon ~, ~ ~ eot,uroSn
ehanEe IN our arrangement. a. hnLopnoed. The
dimeult 70 secure lecturer Of merit to hll the
pl4ce he mAnAEer1 arc pleased. however, TO DO
admittance Of season tictstholder Of tho .stAr
g9lIse. 70 tbs lecture 81 Hon. DANIEL DOUGH
presontsd a Parkerb, bN Seventh street, and eI.
changed u the holders desire reserved seats. apis
DARLOw's GALLERY OF FINR ARTS
Removed from No. iass to No. is1b Pennsyyania ave
On FREQ exhibition and for sale large collection
q OH Paintings, EngraylnFs, Chromoa. BronIes,
Oaryins, 4tatuary rare China; also. choice stock
II. N. harlow.
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CITY ITEMS.

ASSURE REMEDY PoR CuILLs AND FEVER. AYERS
AGuE CURE never fails. co
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-22

USE LESS or DooLEys than OF other Yeast or
Baking Powder, rs II Is much stronger. Put up
full weight. Give II n fair trial. GroceTs sell It,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-22

The new Colonnadc hotel, on Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa, Is growing famous for lis
table.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-22

" A MAN wants bottle OF whisky, let him buy
home with a bottle OF "Bitters" or aCordisi,S
and pretend that IL Is medicine. II he wants
tonic that Is something better than temporary
stimuant, lie should get bottle OF Peruvian
Syrup ian Iron Tonic that will yltaize the blood
and give durable strength to the system.
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EoR MOUNT VERNON.


The Rteamer ARROW, Captain Frank HollinEu
bead having been rebuilt and entirely rehttod by
her present owners, Will leave her wharf,
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET,
DAILY Sunday spTSSsRtSdl At d i O'CLOCK. FOR
Tho Tomb Of Warrington and intermediate Land
fs6Iau Gen surf stssm s ATsc
COLLEGE OF OBsTRTRICs AND
" dYNEcoLooY
The course Of Lectu es In this College will begin
THUhsDAY, May !, at the Columbia Hospital, oor.
ner o. twenty. nfth street aud PennaylvaniA ave,
Professor Of Obstetrics. " 4 Ashford, NJ. d,
nPEofess9T q VehorSi Bissssesoi Wo%sn. !. v.
Professor Of diseases Of Children q. O. BuAey, MD.
Professor o. MicToscopleai Anatomy and Pathol.
oTy, X. M. sehAener, NJ. ID,
,PToseetor Of Anatomy and Curator, p. J. Murphy,
the objects Of this College are to enable stpdsnts
toe facilities afforded by this Hospital and Dispon.
aary to obtain practical knowledge Of the science
and n Ar Of MidHifsry, p study and observe ne
EnSWledss Of IcToss6piss ana omy and pstSocssy1.
Two lectures week Will be delivered by each FRO.
lessor during the months Of May, june and Sep.
Tho clinical Lectures by Professor Thompson
viii be free ihrouEhoul the winter to The Students
Of this College as Will also those Of Professors Busey
Terms Tor an entire. course, including
raduAtion fec, so; whom two cou SOS are tAkenFor
ne nrst w; ior the second So For further par.
Y. A ASHFORD, NJ D.,
ApleeoSt Dean, 1890 New York avenue
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Reliable.

FATHERS AND MOTHERS
we are adding TO our stock a large assortment OF
boys youths and childTens clothing.
THE WAyERLY BUTTs-
from 10 years OF age, from 90 to sis.
The HARVARD SUITs-
from 10 10 years Of age, from 81 to $40.
SAILOR SUITS
from to years OF age, and other styles In end
less variety, Ours are the best made Best ma.
tsTial and newest styles In this market.
NOAH WALKER A Co.,
ali PENNSYLVANIA ave, MetropOlItan Hotel
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Average age OF Pupils, years.
Specimens Of Penmanshlp.
lsT9.H
The blanks are filed In accordance with the
grade represented By the specimens OF penman-
ship,
There will also DO sent a handsome portfolio,
containing photographs Of all the public school
buildings Of the city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-22

Old No. IsO( CHOICE SPRING New No. $50
It'll Ct. STOCK Tth St
AT MARKRITRRS,

PAPEflIANGlNGS, WINDOW SHADES,
embracing all grades OF PapeThangings and
Window Shades; also, choice Paintings, Engray-
ings, ChIomos and Photographic, Picture
Frames, all styles and Sizes In Walnut, Gilt,
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, &C. II
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Picture Cords, &C. Il
Spring stock.
| Just received
| A nne selection OF
| Wall Papers
| and Window Shades,
| At kIDwELL IIESDERsoN's,
| 100 Ninth street.
opposite Young Mems 9. A. Building.