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TO INvALI DIS.
Myou are suffering With Dyspepsia. INDIGESTION.
Constipation, boss of Appetite General Debility.
get one bottle BROWNINGS BIrrERS, and use
secordinf 20 DIRECTIONS, and n you are not bene-
purchased It and get your money back. All parties
selling IL authorized to sell upon the above
terms Tor sale bX DrnGgist: and Grocers generally
61O Pennsylyania avenue,
tel7 I'm Proprfetors and Msnufacturors,
II GOODMAN announces TO his former custom.
~. ers and friends bis return 70 the city for the
LIST CARPET MIXING. Rs has ssta6Iished Sis
manufactory Of 30. 9S3 7th street southwest, and
viii be Glad 20 receive orders. BE uses the very
best single end double warDs, and his prices are
moderate. augl-ln
EANUEAeIOkYl
The Decial attention q the Pablo And dealerg
generaly 10 called 10 the fact thaf the UNDERLINED
q oonstsntIy .nanaf.cturins sa1aiyays has on kand
IREN0a OAHpIEel nsnufaetursd On the prem.
1est YRUII9, No 70, etc., which he 70 dtsposfng
o. q F0narknbiy low 1gur0 both 6 Wholesale and
A0o pOnngylyania avenue northwest,
0aEe0s Under Qotto1Al Hotel.
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TA STATED MEETING OF COLUMBIA
Wy SIPCGSAPHlGAL SOCIETY viii De held
THE Saturday, EVENING, at hoib's, corner II
snd & b streets. X ". CLAYTON, Il 5. 1t
FCEETRAL p. CHURCH, cs-ner 81 AID
u ~ y OEkOW. Evening scrm0I OF doctrine;
lnS eeCOho ADVENT IL
FEEFORaED EPISCOPAL sEgYIOE IN
EFke lhS kAT. All - oicIgck S.rfoon nv a.
~. GS6SIEg. Public gcnersiIy invited IL
nSmEnoRIAL CHURCH, iiEh street aos
~ ter1lent Aveuue Seats all frea. Pastor
~ BUTLER. eerytCe at IL a m , and durinS 81
TENDER twilight servies ats S5p.m. Ii!
nFLPIUM, MORPHINE HABIT CURED
w 81 ans 81 bottle.
sss-n Opposite TIE Capitol, Riesa5aS, Va.
~wACGH n. HUkCH-Preacbiag In
NY the Tsbernscle, corner 81 and streets n h.
esd, TOMORROW At II q n. aud ESQ IN , by
hsy PENFTELD Doll, % Baltimore. Comm anion
90 close Of morning service. II
rs. TO YOUNG MEN. Tas Groat QEgsf,oa a,
Shsrcb, SABBATH MORNIRG, by the pastor.
rev q A. CLKyHLAND Evening, :" The Stated
Meal" 1t
rs REVIVAL SERVICES az Grace M e
Wy CLurch, 3 ard streets northwest, contia-
tsc next week. Preaching TO MORROW a. N A.
Do % tne Pastor, Rev G. W. HoBss, sRd 1t n. D
b., ~ ssS' d. D. kocxHILL, Of Philadelphia. Ali
|" HiBfRs1A BHNKyoLENf AssoOTI.
a tor VIII Be held Of their Han Al ~ nseIoer
CSDsf t1thlhG,T th infant. to trsnssct i'm
: ant business. By order ~ the Presits-r 49,
H LAAAIs LIONS, secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-05
FOR SALE.

METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
JUST RgOEIyED:
fun line OF Lace Tides, 49, 80 So 75c and 81;
BIZ brSiisred PiqUe Dressing Gown Gases al:
Embrsidsr Piq1e W all Screens, 81;
All linen Towels, z for 25c.;
Large black silk ard Satin Fans, 81;
Splencid Hair and Cloth Brushes, SOC;
bubser Dressing Combs, best qua ity, Is and SOC
High Back Combs, IS, Sc and 81;
Embrodereo Corsets,a very nice article, Is bones,
only 81;
terial, and sicely made, really the greatest bar
gain ever offered, 81;
New style Rustic Frame, finely carved, broad gill;
with glass. mat and back, 81;
Rubber Necklaces with lockeis, ladies' Watch
chains and Chatelaines, gents Wstchchsins
with Lockets, sn at 81 each, at
SILv6RBERG
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anu V'ner sooos al lowest possible rates.
AIhoNAo feUNGs a CO., Grocers,
MASONIC TEMPLE. srH srEErr,
Opposite o. .. Patent onos,
TLPHoEzo YoUEGs,l
j. Y. JOHNSON 49,,
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BOARDING.

ARGE AND COMFORTABLE FURNISHED
II Rooms, with fTst-oisss Table b ard. 900
street, between 9Th and 9Th, northwest. SEPT ST."
CHUICE TABLE BOARD AND ELEGANT
- ROOMS. together or separately, IN the best To-
ealiiy in the city. Refer to Il IN II. B0lrdns
Smith, Hon. A L.. Bsther, Hon. A. b. Muliett, and
FURNISHED Rooms, with or without BOARD:
Il very pleasant cslity and pleasant rooms, en
suite single northeast corner hasett5
rue and iO;h street northwest aue23 o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-05

Has inst returned from New York with a yp,,
stcck o. the mcet desirable styles Of Jfs and Ssiss
HATS Tor the fall trade, embracing tbs nsw c,iors.
HrssdxsI yslI style press HATS; ,rie. ss,o "a
knoxl Isl style nov ready, (asent for t6is
ei-yi' tf1ess Sos seHf.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-05
COAL!
('OAL

A TLEET WHARF,
"A floor OF SIKH STREET.
GOAL and WOOD constantly hand sn de-
hyered promptly to all parts Of the City, ow
rates.
GOODWIN Y. ALLIE,
lot OF 6OAETLIEG for safe cheap Severn
tons OF best ROOFIEG FELT on haEd. apS-tT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21
IHnGE PnLANn

1t is with pain that we see the Rspubli-
cans of Judge Poland's district divided
upon the question Of his return to the
Forty-fourth Congress. 1t is incredible
that the Green Mountain Herald, printed
in his district, can have many sympathizers
in using such senseless language ss this
"Do the people of this district propose 10
keep in Congress q man who has so COM,
''pletely played into the hands of the Wash
''ington ring as to be ready to do its bid
''ding in the furtherance Of one Of the most
Infamous measures ever passed by the
American Congress ~ The above quota
ton follows numerous citations from the
wrath Of such Independent" journals as
the Cincinnati Commercial, Syracuse Daily
Courier, Jersey City Standard and Chi
cago Tribune, all of them at present labor
ing in opposition to the Administration and
the Republican party, against what 1t Is
pleased TO denominate the Poland gag law.
Now, we do not know who this Green
Mountain Herald man is, but we 90 know
that Judge Poland is q man who has made
a record as long as his public life, which
no bombastic penny-a liner can overthrow
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21

The Democratic managers are entreat.
ing the people to take the Government out
of the hands of the corrupt Republican
party and intrust ii to them. Well the
Democratic party is in power in Tennessee,
and here is what it has done: ''The State is
upon the verge of bankruptcy. The
people are groaning under load of tax
cation. The current expenses OF the State
care not paid. Warrants are now outstand-
ling OF the Treasury to the amount of
"near half a million of dollars. The
"money derived from taxation has been
transferred to New York to fill the Golfers
"of the bOndholder, in whose interest the
Estate has been and is now being run.
"The debts due our own people for SER
"vices rendered to the State are unpaid
A large portion Of the taxes for 1874
have been collected, and before January,
1875, the outstanding warrants for tie
current expenses of the State viii amount
Ito more than a million. Already six or
"seven hundred thousand dollars of the
currency have been sent of to New York
"to pay the July interest, and as much, or
more, will have to be sent in the fall to
"meet the January interest. So says the
Nashville BulLstin.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21
z#HIBERNIA HALL ASSOCIATION
iHIa-srY&Thst W.
,~YOTICE TO CL1IM1NTS-

HaaAfY
BY the provisions Of the sixth scctS q an a..
q Coium6sa, and TOT Sthtr PA srs eopstfIted a
SosSa 5..a IN and audit Tor settlement
hsa:, o. oiSSia sad tGS BSSra 81 p Pu5e
discted @ gye notice for che presentation Of the
First, Claims against the Board Of Public works
end. clsiEs against The Board OF Public
Works RurportIn gto be evidenced aud AseertsIncd
OSTEirsf Claims SSSinst the district Of Columbia
tvldeHssd bycertiAshtss of its auditor and comp
R9Srth, Claims existing Or hereafter created for
which noeydeneeo Of nde6tedness mas oeen lssaed,
/ FiftS. Clsims for Which no evidence Of indebted
ness has been Issued arising out OF contracts writ
ten or oral made BY or on behalf or the District oil
sixth. Claims for private property taken By ths
Board Of Pebble w forks from the avenue, streets
and alleys of the cities OF fashihGt0 and George
Seventh. UnadIusted claims for DAMAGES that
h1gs SssR an se 70 tRs he al R
sembly Of the District Of Columbia, entitled An
a. y Fes.S for y hf @ o.
pairs" approved june p lSl2i which claims are TO
sSsmination heretofore made. Nv :.
EIGHTH. Claims FOR amount Of sewer tax or assess
1n sSs P sHe s ~
District OF, Columbia, entitled An aet creaung
washington apF GeoFEstoWn, IN the District Of
CoIambia, END PtqylftHg fer ,tae payment q SIC
constTucuoh OF sewers and dfalns tasfe!n oy as
Ss5smsnss. sRh lssanp certificates thsrefor,n sp-
prfHSsa Were she jndsbtedness claimed "a
exist g Oh aceount OF services nen derod or material
the sTdtsr e a3 esE q ne DIS
such clam must be pAnled By the certificate
OF the ofhccr ordering the same. %
No claim will be audited or allowed unless pre-.
scented within ninety days fronl the date hereof.
AIIelaIms pTCSantfd lndtI thig notiee mnst be adj
dressed to the, Board OF Audit Columbia Building
-Four a nd-a-h II street, washiaE!9n, y. G..
I'D tI cIHiu ri II = ! X. w. TAYLER,
o.. u H. bR0DHEAD,
SECOND ComptrolleT, Uaitsi States Treasury.
JULY Q 1874. ~ O. 49,, 81 e i'.' a.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21

DIsMER.-On the eth instant, MARY, wife Of
Charles Dismer, aged fOrty-twO yra-s.
Relatiyes and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral from st Miry's
church, "Wednesday. 9 O'Clock q. m. Residence,
sos o street northwest. -...-..
EvANs.-In Brooklyn, N. Y, on the 18th ofJuly,
sTRAFFoRD EVANS, aged thirty-elght years.
MURPHY.-On Monday morning, Goth instant,
WILLIAM W. MURPHY, son Of John s. and Mary
2. Murphy, aged eleven months and fourteen DAYS.
Funeral services will take place this TUESDAY
afternoon, at O'Clock, from the Residence OF his
parents, lBq Vermont aYenre northwest. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
NOBLE. Sunday, at O'Clock p. m, SAMUEL
NOBLE, ST., aged seyenty-three years.
Funeral to-day, at O'Clock, from his late resi-
dence on L street. between Sixth and Seventh.
WARD.-Cn the 3th' instant, at O'Clock a n,
ELESDER WARD, in the elghty-eighth year Of her
age. i, :, l.. .-,--- - 80
street northwest, at p. N. to-day, ~
MAGRUDER.-In Georgetown, July u, Dr.H
MAGRUDER. in the seyenty-hrst year OF his age,
His friends generally are invited 70 attend the
funeral from Christ church, Georgetown, Wednes-
day evening, at $50 O'Clock.
{ JOHNSON. Miss CATHERINE JOHNSON, aged
Funeral and requIum mas on Wednesday at Q
O'Clock, at 81. Patrick's church, Her friends are
respectfully invited to attend.
LOWE.-AfteI . long and palnful illness, which
he bore with perfect submission TO the will Of God
Nj. WILLIAll'. Lowe, In the thirty-seeond year
The faneraI Will tAka place from the residence Of
his mother, No. go Pennsylyanla avenue, Tuesday
morning At 10 o'clock. The friends Of the family
are respectfully Invited to attend. 80
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21

TIE report Of the members of the
Quaker Commission that the entire
number of Indians on the war-path in
the Southwest do not number more
than two hundred braves does not agree
with the report from the rifles of the Sec
Ond United States cavalry at Wyoming.
On July two companies of this corps en-
gagged a camp Of hostile ArIapahoes and
Cheyennes on Powder river, Wyoming,
numbering one hundred and fifteen lodges.
The engagement lasted for several hours,
and from the report it looks as if more than
the number given by the Quaker Commits
sion were killed and wounded in this action.
The peace policy may be good policy to
practice toward peaceful Indians. but it is
very foolish, if not criminal, policy to prac-
tice toward the marauding bands that are
now providing about the frontier settle
ments.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21

A TEXAS JoUREAL describes the people
of that portion of the State in which it is
published as follows: They don't read
''the papers, you see, but only wear six
shooters, sombreros with snakes round
chem, chew tobacco and. drink whisky,
I" 'cuss' the Yankees and vote for General
jackson, run of school teachers and hang
'Mexicans and negroes, 81 They all belong
to what is known as Governor COkes
'srantlsnen's DartyP''., 20 ....
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21

MANY of the large cities of the country
are IabOring under local excitement OF
peculiar local afliction. Boston has the
young Pomeroy murders; New York has
the hydrophobia and Mayor Havemeyeri
Brooklyn has the "Bcecher sorrow;" Jer-
sey City has clerical scandal" Philadel-
phia has the Ross abduction and filthy
streets; Baltimore has the ''basin nuisance"
Chicago has the ashes of its last big fire;
St. Louis has the Judy Fourth of-July fire
works celebration fraud, the "tow-line" of
the GEobS and the daily snarl of the Demo-
erdt; and Washington has Sayles J..
Bowen and Resolution Green. We would
swap our affection for any of the others,
except those of Philadelphia and St. Louis.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21

The New York Commercial Advertiser
says Of the unnaturalfzed editor Of the
TTnos, of that city, and the President:
Time was when he might have regretted
can alliance, offensive and defensive, be-
tween his nbeIer and tho New York
Chimes, for which paper he had endeay-
''ored to cultivate some respect but more
ethan six months ago he became alike in
different to its praises and its sneers, and
''has not concealed his contempt for the
''unmannerly snob who is suffered to con-
''trol the paper since"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21
LEDEPEYpEYT JoURY1 LIgM

Certain newspapers are in tho habit Of
writing about what they are pleased to call
independent journalism, as ifit were some
new product Of the century and of our po-
htical civilization which the world had
never seen before, and for tho creation Of
which the world was to them under debt
OF eternal obligation. The most cursory
examination Of the subject shows how hol-
low and unfounded the pretentious claims
Of.the editors Of these papers are; what an
utter sham end fraud they are perpetrating
In their LOFTY and high-sounding declara-
tsonA Five journals in particular have set
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21

ADEMoCRATIC EXCHANGE thinks twill
not ''wrestle during the hot weather with
.cthe exhibition which the hePuhlio"n Cd
a. - s1IaKes or Democratic adminlstra-
"tion." The Democratic organs and
orators don't banker" after tussle of that
character
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21

THE Virginia journals are appealing to
their readers to educate Virginians in Vir-
GINA. OF course, we have no objection,
but is it not somewhat curious that, at the
same time, Virginia college should be
sending a begging committee North to
solicit subscriptions for its support
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21

or blot out of the minds of his constituency.
It is quite evident that the Herald is the
tool of some rival Of the Judge nom the
following soft-tongued, sweet-scented para
graph: 1--WE have no particular choice
"about this matter, further than to see
poland safely laid upons shelf in some
"obscure corner, and an honest, capable
oman put in his place. WsbsIGeOe s'Seh q"
"ons can b found in the district, ono ''ho
"ariV be an honor to the State he seTOss.
The italics are ours. Why did not the
Herald name that zone man capable and
honestP' If 1t could be persuaded to do
so. a new hat on it that the name would be
either that of the Herald editor or Of his
owner.
But the truth is that the law in question
Is commercial one, and does not seem to
apply to the press at all. 1t is so decided
by Judge Poland and so held by the Dis
trict Attorney and grand jury of the Dis
trict of Columbia. ... ...
One would naturally suppose that the
arduous services that have been rendered
by Judge Poland in the revision Of the
laws, O herculean labor; in the passage OF
the bill for the suppression of polygamy In
Utah, and in divers other intricate enact
ments perfected and reported by the judi
ciary Committee-labors which have shed
lustre on his name and impaired glory to
the constituency which sent him to Con-
gress-would excite the pride rather than
the contempt, and extort the praise rather
than the contumely, of those whom ne
represents. The citizens of this District
have often wished that they could have
had the services of Judge Poland upon the
District Committee. They believe him to
be honorable, upright and pure. And they
know him well, too; perhaps more init
mately than q great many of his constit-
uents. If the voters of this District had
the right to determine the question Of his
return, he would be kept in Congress as
long as he continues capable of performing
the duties of membership. They are proud
of him as a statesman and jurist, whose
reputation belongs to the nation. They
esteem him as one of the wisest men and
greatest minds of the present age, and they
hope to greet him here in the capacity OF
legislator for many years to come.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21
ator Ion many years TO come.

THE Baltimore Anaerican offers to contribute
a craven" to the Poe monument. Nothing
could be more appropriate, 50 far as the A,ssri-
can is concerned. Ever since It's friends were
turned out of the custom-house, the post Office
and the internal revenue bureaus it has pSrehed
upon their doors croaktng, "Nevermore" ~
tGsbsIl I enter pg "Ne7ermore |"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21

AV1RGINIA PAPER says that while the
Southern people may not banker after the
cold flag, they discharge all the demands
''of good citizenship" How about those
forty-eight militia companies in Georgia
who refuse to carry the fiagH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21

READERS OF THE NATIONAL REPUBLI'
CAN Leaving the city for the summer can
AaUs the paper mailed to their address J0r
sirtv-sir cents per month, in GdVdHce.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21

IT is not the free circulation Of thought"
that the Poland law attempts to regulate,
as the Alta California says, but the free
circulation of lies.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21

THE Democrats of II5iana want to be
intrusted with the printing Uc fifteen hun
dred millions of greenbacks. Win mag
niAcent opportunity it would be for s-at
half famished marty
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21

hWEsTERN PAPER thinks Thurman is
'Iooulihs' up for the Presidency. At his
present rate - rising he won't be seen until
long after the eleUIon is over.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21

THE Petersburg index wants the Con
sentative party to ''halt." 1t lad better
disband.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21

The enemies of Havemeyer are advising
Governor Dix to shoot him on the spot.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21

TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN HAS 4
i$RGEP CIRCULATION TEAM ANY OTHER
FORMING PAPER IN The DISTRICToF CO.
LUMBTA.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21
DEPARTMENT,

~ s SURG EON GENERALS OFFICE,
-s'..= - WASHINGTON, ID. C., July I. 1874.
An Army MSdIcal Boarf will meet At New York
9Th Of August =, for the aHt9 alton Of eandi-
dates fsr IGdhlssIoh into the Medical stan Of the
United Skatesafmyli Z = 70 '..Ff Hl IT q
4. ApplIcatlonS IfoS permission 70. appear before
these boards Should be addressed 70 the SECRETARY
states army 10 tT.. .-sH..r La. ... 70. = =.
The application must be IN the handwriting OF
dence, age, and dats AID place Of birth. Candi,
dates must be between n and . years OF age, and
graduates Of Medical College having a thorough
and complete course of meairal efucattou-eVt-
de nee Of which must be submitted 70 the board.
Testim9nlAls as 10 character aad qualihcations
must be furnished. r- t.a d. " ..-.t ia Z. 10 SO
Ifthe applicant has been in the medlcsl service Of
the army the fact should be stated, and In such
cases the limit OF age mSy be extenaed, subject 70
case. ~ .r.- ..rr.f -.E - go. r-- -,
psnses % persons undergoing EXAMINATION, as t Is
an Indispensable prerequisite 70 aPpointRsnE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21

THEY call it Cogin's comet in Oregon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21
RATES oE ADVERTISING:

Man subscribers, $500 per year; A.oo for SIX
months and 500 for three months. Terms IN
..rLnhIv I'm adYanch
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21
TEAS

wshSTs recently added to our stock In this de-
Partme Mt BY the purchase OF LARGE QUANTITY
OF NEw-cRoP TEAS Of the different varieties,
aud hence we arc now prepared 10 oser special in
ducsmenss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21

TWENTY-FIVE cents per line. Advertisements undet
fhe head Of For Sale or Rent, " WANTED, soSs
and Found, " and Personal" twelve and NAH
cents per line.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21

TUESDAY MoRNING:::::::::::::::J Is74
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

1911. o. o. F.-THE r. w. GRAND
Sc sion THIS EVENING, At T;SO O'Clock; EleyL-oh
q jy SassF'' &C. l. Grand R scribe.
H~ALL PERSONS HAVING ORDERS
~ at the lste Mrs. Y. r. PROcToR,S Hair.
dressing store, No. ans Eleventh street, will please
as the entire stock q 70 be sod. The store will be
OPSn, daily from 10 tc L 0'esS SSaUE1 PROCTOR
T~A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
- MEDICAL SOCIETY, D. O., will be held
on TUESDAY, July q, at O'Clock p. m, TO take
DER. utOH VI" JOHNSON ELioT, NJ D., Pres.
@. II. A. KLEISscHMIDT, N. D., Sec. JyI
~BOYD'S DIRECTORY.-THE UN.
~ dersigned has no connection wlth any of
the Directories now being canTassed for and pur-
porting e Be my success IT &C. VII d .5spi ~
rePE g1. eHtAton'' DtEss M u Pu Sisk:r.
F~THE MEMBERS OF POTOMAC n.
%EDNEs6x,Y EYESISS; - o;SSioiiEi .
SIAg All e. A, 6 @s:Gp K oGa
jy2i-Ef c. F. sHEKELL, Secretary.
R~THR MEMBERS OF POTOMAC
- LODGE, No; s, T. 4. 4; n, viii meet a.
M.sonie i, u Georgetown, u. G., on MEDNEIs1S
our late sTothsr, DR.. HEzGK1iM aSGEuDER. All
Master Masons In good stalding fEaternAlly tn
I'VE WI ~ 0fueh W ~ - SerTetanv
sWsTELEGRAPHIC SCHOOL RE-
~ moved to ls9s @ street northwest, Good ae-
Terms. s per mouth Two ladies' ffse S Tst month.
Jy2)-2t' H. j. HILL.
e~OFFICE OF THE POTOMAC IN.
No. s iIIGH STREET,
GEoRGETOwN, ID. C., July IS 1874.
The annual election for twelve directors Of this
Company will be held At this once, on MONDAY,
Poi open at 10 O'Clock =. m. snd elo.e at Il
o j SiS:t m w. IS stcPrtary.
ls~YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
~ ISOLATION,
Corner Ninth and streets.
Young Men specially invited 70 avail themselves
of the privileges OF the Association.
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PARLoRs AND CoNvERsATiON Rooms, ~
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