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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
MRS. soHRANKLN4oRE Trio UBLE
A WARBLER WANTS HER wARBLING
WARDROBE,


Letha Hernen has, for three weeks past,
been one Of the warblers at Metropolitan Hall,
trying by her vocal powers to attract an au-
dience to I'll the empty benches at this one
horse place, and bring custom TO the house
and encouragement to the management. P.
Sehramm heads the immense street bill as sole
lessee and manager Of the show, but Mrs. P,
schramm Is regarded as the motive power Of
the concern BY those employed, and TO her they
look for their salary. Most Of them have been
looking in that direction for some time past,
but It has not shown up yet, and doubts are
expressed - 70 whether the money has not
been mismalled OF gons to answer an appeal
not made "for sweet charty'S sake" Well,
unfortunately for LethA, she was . witness In
the case against Mrs. P. Sehramm for keeping
q bawdy house, and for which the madam de
termlned. 10 get even. The Songstress' name
was placed upon the bill, and she visited the
hall as usual yesterday morning and took part
IN the rehearsal. Nothing transplred 10 mar
the pleasantly Of the morning programme, and
At the conclusion the performers retired 70
await the coming hour for preparation for the
evening entertainment. Il came, o'clock was
the time, and Letha went 70 the hall and
donned her 4eShings and short skirts for the
opening chorus.
A few minutes previous 10 the raising Of the
curtain the stage manager Informed Letha that
Nrs. sehramm had given orders thst her ser
vices would not DO required during the eve
ming, and therefore she need not make any
further preparation for the opening chorus.
LethA made Il her business 10 20 In search Of
Mrs. sehramm, who confirmed the words ut
tered BY her subordinate. A very interesting
conversation ensued, carried on IN rather 40
excited strain, but Letha found the nanagereSs
immoyable in her declaration, and concluded
10 take what Wkrdrobe she bad at the hall,
together with her music, aud decamp. Much
70 her surprise, Mrs. sohFamm declined allow
ing her 10 do anything Of the sort, and declared
that neither clothes nor music should be taken
from the hall. This was too much for Letha,
who had three weeks salary due her, minus
what might be deducted for-board At the Cen
trail hotel, and it was the hrst case coming 20
Der know ledge Of the detention by person
indebted 10 you OF the property Of the person
10 whom they were owing. Such proceeding
she would not stand, and didn't. For she
walked immediately 70 the Central guard
house and stated her case 70 Lieut., skippon,
who directed Officers Mcmahon and Sutton 70
accompany the young lady back 70 the hall
and secure her property, which was done, Mrs.
sehramm innocently remarklng ct the time
that she could have had them without going
70 90 much trouble. To obtain her salary
Letha will have 10 institute legal proceedings.
Il is stated that Miss Davenport, another song
stress, engaged at the same place, declined TO
appear last evening because her salary for the
-s.-.rfos,. .v.atr - - uot f,rfhaonafno
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
SECRETARY DELANo's HoUsE
ROBBED.

THE STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED.
Early on Sunday morning while onicerS
Daily and Sutton we're pAtrolling their beat,
they discovered two colored boys, 10 the vicinity
Of Messrs. Mohun q Sons lumber yard, near
Twelfth street and Ohio aYenus, who appeared
10 be endeayoring 10 conceal something near q
stable. They approached them and took them
into custody, and found large bag filed with
some kind Of goods. On arriving at the station
house the bag was found 70 contain number
Of mantle and fancy ornaments, With table
linen and bed clothing, which were marked as
the property Of Secretary Delano. The men
gave their names a. ChaS. Wilson and Frank
Smith, and In conversation about the goods i'm
plieated two other men, William Henry Payne
and William Taylor.
Il seems that the Secretary and his family
were absent from the city, and the thieves had
clear held IN which 10 operate aud which they
took advantage Of. The other men were Subse-
quently arrested, and the entire party have
been committed for hearing tomorrow.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04

On Sunday night last, about 10 o'clock, e
brilliant meteor was seen to shoot from the
heavens. When 1rst observed the meteor was
in the southeast or 3 little south Of southeast,
and at an elevation Of about sixty degrees
fly TO point south Of east, disappearing ht an
elevation Of about twenty degrees above the
horizon, occupying about eight or ten seconds
in ite fight and diaappearance. The apparent
diameter Of the meteor was nearly that Of the
apparent diameter Of the moon. II preserved
It's original form until within few seconds
Of disappearauee, when L separated into
detached fragments. These fragments main
tanned the line Of propulsion, preserved the
brilliancy OF the parent body fol a couple Of
seconds, and then faded away, Ike the tau Of
q rocket There was no peFcsptible explosion
when the meteor broke into hery fragments.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
LOOKING F0R A TIGHT.
A SOUTH WASHINGTON lOUGH o
THE RAMPAGE.

A SOUTH WAShlNdION hDOdd ON
THE RAMPAGE.
s.skiuny NelsoD,"s notorious eief, hailing
from South Washington, charged lie stomach
with very heavy load Of fighting 'hiaky yes
.erdsy and started for "the Division" IN search
Of e Grht. In fact, he was spelling or chance
10 bruiss somebody. He reached The vicinity
Of Thirteen. and-a-half and Q stEeeb, and there
expreSsed himself as 10 search ofsome mem
her Of The pound brigade, and II Or was found
he would 'tput head on him. at bort notice.
Fortunately, neither General Sam. Einstsin OF
any OF BIS force were on hand enjoy this
warm reception, end Nelson preceded onward
In search OF a man 10 whip. Turing Into D,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets he
purposely ran against colored nan named
WiItIami,who attempted 70 get out y he way,
but failed. He then came back az the man,
crowded him 70 the wall, and draNiE rasor,
whipped II about indiscriminAteiy, cen feyolu:
ton coming closer 10 some part ofWllllams
person. Not liking the close proxifity Of Toe
weapon, and seeing no way Of eseepN ne WI
llamsl drew q revolver and ared . Nelson,
The ball failed 10 take eject, bat 70 emell d
RunpoWdoF must have had demoAliHihg o.
feet on Nelson, for be turned and 20 down e
Twelfth street and thence toward souh wash
ington, hotiy pursued By crowd He sas
oYertaken by policeman, arrested an taken
10 the Central guard.houso,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
DEATH OF REV JOSEPH s. COL.
Inns f
THE OLDEST LOCAL MINISTER con-
NECTED WITH THE NJ. E. CHURCH OF
BALTIMORE.

THE OLDEST LOCAL MINISTER CON-
NECTED WITH THE NJ. E. CHURCH OF
BALTIMORE.
Rev. Joseph s. Collins, the Oldest local min
lister connected with the Methodist Episcopal
Church in Baltimore, died In Winchester, Viz
ginia, ct the residence Of his son-in-laE, Colo
mel Denny, on last Saturday morning, at eight
O'Clock. About ten days ago the aged minister
len Baltimore for Winchester, and Il was net
anticipated that his end was 80 near, IS his
health was not then much affected. The rev.
erend gentleman had attained the remarkable
age Of ninety-six years, and was looked upon
as the most venerable patriarch Of bis denom-
nation In Maryland. He was born In this Dis
trict and his early ministry was here. Some
forty years ago he removed 10 Baltimore, and
has been well known there ever since. Ee w6s
not remarkable a. preacher, but was esteemed
for attractive personal qualities, and as q
faithful and conscientious man. His son, Rev.
John A. Collins, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, was one Of the most popular and elo-
quent ministers IN bis church, and is well re-
membered by many Washingtonians, he died
IN 1858. On Saturday Rev. J. D. Stitt, OF the
Charles street II. K. church, Of Baltimore, was
telegraphed 10 come 10 Winchester for the pur-
pose OF preaching the funeral sermon, and left
Baltimore 10 obedience thereto.
The deceased was q printer, and was well
known by the older members OF the Gran IN
this city. He was employed 10 the Congregational
Globe Office, under John 9. Riyes, about tWen-
ty-hye years ago.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04

bl.. which includes the etaieiof Nevada ana
OREGON and the Territories Of Warrington and
Arizona, he leaves behind AIM substantial
mementoes IN ths way Of publ Improvements
which have depended Largely for successful
completion upon his energyana self denial,
the Howard university, M Congregational
Church and z. N. Q. A. building, But his f.
mIliar face and his genial buS energetic bearing
VIM 81 missed from among these who have
made up the life Of Washington during the
last seven eVentfA years.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
IMPROVEMENT OF THE CAPITOL
GROUNDS.

Yesterday at noon Mr.. Edward Clark, the
architect Of the Capitol, opened the following
bids for excayating at the East Capitol grounds,
In accordance with the proposed plan Of i'm
proYemsnts. The bids are for performing the
work per cubic yard
James Fitzpatrick 10 cents, janet Logan 4
Enis Is, A. W. Eaton 20, II. McCanerY "a, p.
sherman 8 %. q, Henry Lylet ~, =. De4ney
b Wilson "a James Walsh b 10. ~, Patrick
Crowley 4 90. %, Richard Morgan s., 8. >. Stub
l71k O. W. Eslln ~, W. n. Hustis = FatLlek
ban %, Simon Cannody IL, David Smith 80 Hard
ing & OBrleu 20, Charles Eslin ~, a. = Chnm-
David Keppeii o, Albert Gleason SSl< J. smo-
kerlike IL, Thomas Williams IS. p. H. Aliabach
IS, William Beket IS $40, John Lyons ls1f, Peter
Mcnamara 195<, George NeitEey "a W. s. Wise
& Co. 26l<, +. McCahey 2s31.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
RILLnnYTYG


The New York correspondent Of the PhilA-
dslpAIa Sunday DIspateh says Of the ballooning
business, which e now hourlshlng IN New
York Ballooning Is . miserable humbug At
any time, and we are being dosed with Il ad
RaYssam. Thgre Is no pretenee OF scientific
usefulness about it-not the least. There is no
attempt 70 render the thing peculiarly interest
ing. The whole is mere catchponny exhibit
tion-a simple advertising dodge, with "the
press" dragged IN for safety and respectability.
Il is . penny-show dodge 70 bring custom %
the shop" Some serions accident VII happen
yet, Just a. Providence ordered II at the hurdle
races, and after "horrible accident" the game
viii be stopped. somebody or somebodies VIII
be killed for their idle tsinerity, and then q
will suddenly be discovered that the "Rroststic
experiments" are worse than cruel and cannot
legally Be tolerated. Two or three "members
Of the press" Everybody, from the devil and
the ONCE boy NJ, iS = "gentlemanly member OF
the press" now, and expects Stree admission"
20 every place. went up with Donaldson the
other day, and also ''llttle Kiri," (denom'-
mated for effect young lady" IN the newspa-
pers,1 but they had such rough experience
Of e that distrust their disposition 70 ven
ture upon another experiment. They bumped
among the chinney-topss and gyrated inthe afr
with such reckless freedom OF action that they
frightened many spectators into shrieks OF ap-
prehensiou, and az one time descended 80
rapidly that their ballast had 10 be discharged
with considerable activity to enable the balloon
70 reascend 10 q safer region. AZ Il was, one
sand-hag went through an awning, and another
smashed its way into q bkylight-so that be-
tween dislocated chimney-tops, fractured headt
broken glass and bursted canvas, the bill Of
damages for this performance VIII BE- rather
prodigai. can see no merit IN such air-travsl-
Ing, az any rate. L Is merely the risky tFapeze-
business presented in another and more dan
gsrous ahape-PseAslls psri7ssse, transposed
into q basket suspended In mii-rir, and ought
to be prohibited, as q '.show, p in any Chris
tian community. 1t il poor way OF getting
up in the world" to compass az ascent with q
balloon; for It Is obligatory upon You to come
down again, and It depends entirely upon the
oiled and vanished silk machine above you, as
well as rs contents, neither yon are 10 be "let
down easily" or dropped after fashion Il
makes ones blood creep to contemplate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
sUDDFy DEATH

Mr.. VIM. y. Henderson, merchant Of AhH.
andria, and most reputable elilzon, was found
In his bed a. homo last Saturday morning
Friday evening Mr.. Henderson was IN thi'
city, and 10 company with friends enjoyed him
self and seemed 10 DO IN perfect health hl
returned home Friday night on the ilfl
train, and on hls arrival there he complained
OF pain 10 his len side. Hls wife applied I
mustard plaster, which seemed 70 give him 70
lief, and no went 10 sleep,
When Mrs. Henderson arose she len her hus
tan I, a. she supposed, alive and well, and aitel
preparing breakfast went up 70 call him, bu
found him sleeplnR the sleep that knows NJ
waking. His sudden death startled and shocked
4 large circle Of friends.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
BLOODY BASE BALL.

The Birds Of Feather and the Flock To-
gether Base Ball Clubs, both colored, tried
their skill at the national game on the White
lot yesterday, and while the game was going
to the noble sciences OF draw poker and terrific
Wade and Butcher combats, amused them
selves outside the ring with game Of cards.
According TO the statements Of mutual
friend" one was called "a liar" and the other
a near relative Of the canine race, whereupon
SeweIl drew q razor and proceeded to rip open
Wnkerson's bowels. After cutting him three
times around the body, DR.. W. H. Began sp-
peared on the scene and dressed bis wounds
He was taken 70 his home on Third street, near
Massachusetts, avenue, and late last night was
in a critical eoudition. No arrests were made
at the time.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04

Yesterday morning, while Mr. Hugh NJ
Cormick vas tearing down building on the
corner Of TWenty-sixth and h streets north
west, the chimney fell and portion Of It
struck him on tho right arm, bruisiug it Sc
verely and otherwise injuring him. Dr. Moore
was called, and rendered such surgical aid as
the case demanded.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04

We aFs eRsrlnE great Inducements 10 purchasers
Of Ready. Made Clolhlng. Engllsh WoFulad
pouble-bFssstst end slngle.brsastef Ifoskpoatli
Serge and Minis Cloth Sacks, All Of the above
We will close out ~ mgnulRotuTy prices.
Persons IN want o. Black Clolh suitl, our sup
NoAH WALHHR 4 Co.,
a26 Pennfylyanla avenue,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
lMrHRRDA.

speciho pounded % natufein
iaboratory and frgla lfa magic power and prefe-
dentsd achlsVrEenta the most eniuent men IN this
naIlou have, amer thorough ad seYerg Test, pro-
nouneed Il the only Sovereign Kennedy tor brlghfa
Dssasa and piabelest aleo All Un4ary, ladaef 4nd
mlHda Of May 3R claims ulaI .eem gfePQ9t Eoueto
accomplish Win beihesda Mslei taht Tnieh hal q
"a but tsst. DO not anoy your tkopticism 20 b
VouT peFil, n nnTMIaDA dol cure yocs u cnnnot
tertal nly 40 You any hilary, Therefore avail You're
an t6e n6st aloieant and eteat curative agent
~ sals Al cHxRLE8 sf0Tr leo. s Drug Store,
", - PennIYlV1nia avenue, beware o. ipuIioub
CO.. suf arugHista.. n....k. -.
sehs WI S''eN'-'' = RfCHAnD DUNLAP,
Director and SeneFai u anaEsr, 5sthesda prngg.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
STEAMSHIP LINES.

"ASHINGTON, NORFOLK, NEW YORK.
w BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
The hns iron steamer L ADT Oh THE LAX : haV--
BET Eh1Eh foot q 9ixth street, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at1 p. NJ, touching az The prlng
eipal river landingl, eonnscting At Norfolk With
gteamshlp Of the NJ and n. Line Tor Boston an4.
for New York. Freight should be Addressed Care
b. a TfTZHUGH, Agent,
&1th-strHrt wharf.
A. g. PLANT, GarsrAl Agent,
mho Aeom No. 10, PtAnt BGiitlnR.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
LlNE o. srEAMsHIPs

WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.;
n,ffre aftsr me ane 1leamships g. Y. AnlHtak 4n9
kOhA GIBSON viii make regulAr WhEkLE
L Z, rs. BETM EEN NV Y0kksAk sAAsP},kiAt
Leave New York from Pier . East River eyeTy sat-
urdAy Al ,. m. Leave QoorEatown eFerY Er1day
al 4. y. and AleESndria the sarae daY a y q,
Ior III nformAtl2n apply g r. 2. q: ~ shAai
Agent' once and wharf, . water atreesi UeofGe3
tQSnt or 80 the corner or seVeuteenth street and
hsT ierk avenue. J. W. THob Ir.ss2s,,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
NEW ADYBRTIsEKEETs

Summer drinks.
Star building Tor rent
Hotel board At Rockville
House No. 12zB n street for rent.
Huyok 4 Addison have monsy % loan.
ofieial order Of the District Commissioners.
Proposals Tor fuel, b. General o. 2. baocoeA.
Proposals for iron bridge masonsry and cause
way.
Festival At Bsysrs PARK, for benefit Of 81
Peters school.
Adjourned meeting Of Grand Eneampment o.
Odd Fellows this evening.
Ths0doreR. lqatchoI Will sell improved George
town property at auction, By order Of trustesS, on
Thurbday, August 8.
3. II. Warmers auction sale, By order Of trus-
ZEE, o. valuable properly On North E SiEesa,
Adjust !, 1s7A
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
PAINTING.
.ETERIxARY sUR9ONs.

PURDY 3 WOODBURY. t5oT G STREET.
Oaer thelr services IN the tatment Of dist a5ed
hnrses Thew have treated stcessfllly tLRny easo1
Of the new horse distemper N 50 PREVALENT - 70
b declared epidemic IN III city. 10 - spinals
mann itis- and arst a7pas through 4 slight
eollgh esd sorrness ar the Eroas. and should "a
frfsfeI atelT unon thappearanco o. symu-
ions. lJ4rlm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04

A Wsg, with the word whoa" brought horse
driven By young man 70 dead stop. That's
. hns beast Of yours" said the way "Yes q
pretty good sort OF animal, but he has one fault.
he was once owned BY butcher, and Is sure to
sfop svery time he hears q calf bleat" WaF
cont say whoa" 70 that horse any more
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
MEDICAL.
nLoRIpA AouE JILL.

HLOH4UA AUUE FILL1ss
certain ynFs Tor CHiLLA and FnyEa. TUHP
CHiLL9 aud AQUA, wlthoui auy Oflhe Injurious 90
feeta Of quinine, mercury or arsi nc.
hnmaroua tfgtillonitte 81 tueir apefthe eHtct "
ALI casa Of Chill1 and Fever, amer Wiinine ana
ethaT Tmedies hag completely failed, are inNthe
hands Of the 1roprletor.
a enFa & glATaRtos In evrrs ease.
PricP. - cents boz. SEMI ~ ulail free. -
4 tfor sale 81 RdBERT LECkf. Proprietor. Riesr
DiIlrict Oh Colunbla. jy.s-im
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04

CTTYITEKs.

Good butter, 70 cents per pound; best roll but
ter. 90 cents per poundt best print, IS cents per
pound, at Bray's, 1Ss Northern liberty market.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04

At rms Nsw sToHn
Underphlrt and Drawers
HOslpTiaa and SuapeHdorn,
Collars and uuns.
Ties and CFHFsts.
bows and HoaFil,
Shirts ~ ti.t0.
Shirts a. aisfh,
shirts ~ t1.0D,
Shirts ~ t2,2h,
Hhlfta ~ t2,h0.
Best sitting, the beet nade, and the CHEAPEST IN
the city, Moan MALAHH n 10,
ca PehhtylVahla avenue,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

REaULAR PosT STEAMSHIP TRAVEL
BETwEEI
BREMBH AND BALTIMORE,
VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
The Staamsrs ofths EOTih German Lloyd, ora 800
tons have been newly fnrnissed with ali the modern
improvements.
pALTlAORE..... ....osgtaia IllllsnhAln.
OHlO....stssssssssssssss tfhnleuburf.
D kflPLl0 "a .....,.sssss Holman,
HtBNBEHo. Is. 90 tonsl :. Jaeger.
win ran regularly between hl,ENiEN End BALrt-
sFvm HbA. From Baltimore.
pALTt NOME. J -. AVF y.
BRk( NSCtfWEl0. Aug D.. eort. g.
BERLIN .,ss.sssss - lls 5fpt. ~
tEifkt0s.ssssss.s v = > fept, ~
HO! s,o-. ~ - ,,t
every SATURDAY. ffom saltlinors.
Tee steamer viii tails Rlssgngur. 70 Brement
9eathamplon, Londoh and lialFs aud return.
P1fcE o. PA9eAoH.-ta gcld, nom Bremen 70 b.
Balu4oFsI Cabin, eiaoi stfgrafe, ~ suTsneIi
yrom bsltimcFe u Bremen. northampton. Lendo9s
iwtss oss saS i Zen Year., Ssi bress auSssi5sS
An ether arrangements are the same - the New
irthsr In formation can hs ssesFtainsd by apply
'nf " '''''' " 90 a. SOD GhXCnER 4 CO.,
No. eQoulh Charles street. Baltimore, Nd.
''' y" CHARLES WALTER.
No. - p rlfset, opposite ciiy hau,
. GTAlso, Bnis Of kHehanGe VI principal place.
-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04

You may talk yourself Into a bronchial aHee-
ton, bot you can't convince q Vermont woman
thhtthsre won't be 9 death IN the family n she
dreams Of seeing hen EElking picket fence.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
BuILDING MATERIALs

UTM. a.. MORRISON. CARPENTER AND
w BulIder nhop coFutr or nj N street aud
Eio Il f.lstil y, rll visaFe tdinform his fiendd
an the pubic In grnsra that le y prepared 70 20
any and an kinda ~ Carpfnter4 ana butlderz Wofk
az reasonable rates and on sho1 notlce. Je-o-4inN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
PURE. HEALTHY. REFRESHING, INFIG-
GRATING.

Paiucr's American ginger ale. a temperance
beverage for sale BY dealers throughout The Bis
tricf $50 per dozen, 90 the depot, 81 Greene
street., 0eorKel0Nn, D. 0.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04

Usn Dooiey'g Yeast Powder yau relish light,
sySst and wholesome Biscuits, Rolls, Pastry, ks.
Your grocer sells Il.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04

All the dIHerence-A thief running sway is
scamp, bat The POllesnan's chase alter him Is
scamper
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
TlEE oARE 81 YouR HlLrIBLNa.

TAKE GAZE or your YALUABLTG
Call and examine the ere and burElar-prool
xPults or ne Safe Deposit Company, corner o.
New York oFonue and fifteenth street. for gaie
keeping Of securities jewels siiver.Wkrs, or other
vAluables Rents, nom Zen 70 Exty dollars per
annam, ncoording 70 lae. Ne buanala nan dan
Afford 70 do without them. /
Teks warntHg yro1 fis cAtesgo snt B0tfOn Jlrst.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
Lon MOuNT VERNON.

The Steamer ARROW, captain FRANK Hcaiagss
head, having been rshaliL and entirely rsatsed By
- = fOOT on sEVENTH STREET,
NAAA sunday sI4e Ok 81 oOLoCA SVH
as Tomb 81 kshinEson, and W y land
1sSD Gen. sS5'f sisSnsr Arrow.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
Lumber! Iumberl

"hOat10Z H2EhSEgg
CORSER on BENENEH IND y STREETS
NORrHM ESf, AND
Ho.awArER SHEET, sEIRSETowN, D. o.
my2i-H
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
M Parker, Of the Woburn tMasl.) Journal
Hroie bis lender last week 10 rhyme. as follows:

At lEst-We have found her.
She came Sunday meruing-
A healthy nine-pounder."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
EXCURSIONS.


MAsONIO.
ANNUAL EXCURSION
~ Mnahnaa o.
LAFAYETTE r. A. CHAPTER, No s,
TO cODB'B BLAND, VA
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04

Buy YouR slats and marble NANTES Of Hamll-
too Pearson, y. N. Y. A. building, corner Ninth
variety IN the District. Also, latrobe stoves,
CRATES, ranges, 40, and 81 prices that defy com
equaled.