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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
NE VS. ITEMS.

The body Of Bishop whitehouss arrived in New
York yesterday, And after funeral services at
Trinity church was Inferred 10 Greenwood GENE
terry.
The body Of the man found In the Ashland
house, New York, On the Ist6, has been Nentified
as that Of Henry Scott Pritehard, engaged In the
drug business in Winehsstsf, We, and living in
Baltimore,
Two hqndred and forty.thfee car loads Of
peaches have already arrived in New Y oTk BY rail
ffom the South; The aTstage receipts now IRON
New Jersey alone are about tWsnty-seTen cat
loads per day.
The grand International Schuetzen Festival Of
the EsStSrr SharpehQoterS Association Of the
United States OF Moth America viii commence
in Baltimore to-day. Marksmen FROM al parts Of
this country and from Europe will be present. The
prizes amount to g2s, 0Oo
Philip Arnold connected with the celebrated
diamond transaction OF 1sT2 was arrested on q
requisi ton nom the Governoe Of California upeh
az indictment SUPPOSED 80 be lwsrn OPT BY Wm.
Lent and others Of San Francisco, who prosecuted
him there for alleged swindhng.
NorristoYn (Pa.) dispatches give the names Of
the killed BY the koeidspt at OonWall's as Alex.
andef SehalI, Sidney 7, Nagley, one man TN
trip to NorristqWp. The severely wounded are
West Boyer, Norris A. ReIf, John Vile, A. s.
Meyer, Harry GodschAlk, James Fitzgerald, A.
Kerr, Oliver Burnett, and fve others slightly.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
THE COMING MAN.

This morning q minor member of society,
Johnny By name, and aged about six years,
caught chipmunk, tied . string around its
neck, and dipinuIive tin pan to its tall. he
pOked out the oH eye, 50 the animal eouldn't
see from that side, add sltSgether he WAS en-
joyins himsef immensely b bis own innocent
way. Unfortunately Jphnny's mother hap
pened along willie the circus was in operation,
her son upon hsE knee, inot lax down, Tor sSe
does dot 6elis7e In corporal pShishme1t,) she
proceeded to show Johnny tho error of bis ways
By lsctunng Elm thuEStSsi dAts darling, you
should not tOrsdfe the poor UTE pnipals In
the panaer yoy Fere doing. God made them,
and they are dndsF his Charge, u you burt
them God VIII se Engrf With ny pet, aud then
mother WIN be sorry. BOD loves all the 1t
tie" When tho hsrangue had reached
this point, the youth threw his little arms
around bis mothers neck, and whispered,
"Oheese it, mamma; cheese It."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
RnKLnK REnrHIHnQ

The Department Of Justice is in receipt Of ad-
vices Of hendish political outragss In the South
which SAVIOR strongly Of the palmy days Of Ku.
KIuX. From Alabama comes long list Of such
acts, among others being the full details Of the
assassination in Sumter county Of Mr.. W. P. Bill.
ings, formerly lawyer and editor in 81. Louis
and New York, who was . liberal, and supported
Greeley. He removed 70 Alabama, bought q
farm, and practiced law. Amer residing IN Sum-
ter county nearly year, announcing himself q
Republioan, he took moderately active part IN
politics He was shot dead returning from q meet
ing. His widow and child are len in Strengthened
circumstances. as his capital was all invested
there. Every white Republican but Billings had
Heretofore been driven from Sumter county. No
arrests have been made. chancellor Fielder was
recently addressing q Repu bliean meeting In But,
Ter county, and when It closed he was fred ct and
followed by mob.
The house IN which he took refuge was attacked,
and only BY great exertions were the lives Of
Judge Fielder and his host saved. A colored Re
publican named Green was driven away. while
Speaking IN Nesls county, with threau OF assas-
Sinetion. In Coffee county, similar meeting In
Guiding many women and children, was recently
fred upon and eleven persons we're wounded. A
considerable body Of armed white men crossed
from Kinds county, Miss, into Alabama, about .
week ago, and haYs sncamped near the line, dTiV-
ing the colored families from tho peighborlng
plantations. They have demanded that the col
ored men give up their arms, and threaten the
Republican Whitee living In the vicinity. From
Texas and Mississippi similar instances are re-
ported, In all cases with complaint OF the false
hoods sent by telegraph. The evidence Of the r.
yival Of organized violence throughout the South
comes by every mall.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
coNeREssIoNIL NoMINATIoys.

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
General J. A. Garfield has been renominated
for Congress.
Hon. E. R. Hoar, Of Mass, in . card positively
declines q denomination 10 Congress.
This Republicans Of the Ninth indy district
have renominated T. J. Oasson for Congress.
The Republicans Of the Eighteenth (Ill.) Con-
gressionaI district have nominated Isaac Glenn
ents.
Judge New, OF Jennings county, was nominated
for Congress from the Fourth (lnd.D district on
Thursday.
The Democrats and Liberals Of the Tenth
(Ind. district have nominated 8. W. Haywood
for Congress.
Hop. Robert Hamilton has been rsnominRted by
the Democrats Of the Fourth Congressional dis
triet Of N. J.
The Republicans of the Ninth (Ohio) district
have nominated Hon. J. w. Robinson, Of Union
county, for Congress.
The Democrats Of the Eighth Tenn district
nominated J. D. O. Atkins for reelection to Oon-
The DsnOcrstIc Convention Il the Third cvt.)
district have nominated J. 7. Edwards, Of New
port, for Congress.
The Democrats Of the Second Cde.) district, in
convention at Auburn, nomipsted PhiIo CLARK, Of
Turner, for Congress.
AMER being in session four days, Jere Hamil-
ton, eoloted, was nominated In the Selma (Ala.)
district, on the 2soth ballot, By the Republican
convention.
pHIoAeo, Aug. la-Ths snti-monopOly Con-
gressional conyentQn at IndianolA, Iowa, has
nominated ]. d. Whitman. The Independent
Reform Congressional convention, at Toledo, Iowa,
nominated ]. II. PJokerill. The Congressional
convention Of the Independent Reform party at
Lincoln, ILL.,, nominated Hon. A. E. Stevenson,
the Ninth district nominated General W. B. An
dersQn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
SCOTLa'S SONS.

Tomorrow the annual meeting or picnic Of the
CHledOaiOu club, Of this city, will be held at the
Seventh-street (Beyer's) park, st the terminus o.
the SeEenth-st-eet cars. In addition to the music
and dancing which always accompany such fetes
there will be q series VI Scottish games, in which
Well-knOWn athletes viii contend for supremacy
These reunions OF the sons Of Scotia, for no mat
ter what purpose, are always occasions OF genuine
enjoyment, and tO-nOrr5E's sport Will DO no eX-
ceptiOn to the rule. For this reason, all who de-
sire TO spend day in tho pleasant ard profitable
task Of witnessing unusual pastimeE in the shape
OF athletic sports should be early at the park TO-
morrow. See Advertisement.
The custom OF observing the birthday OF Sir
Walter Scott was carried cut ct AmHn's, on Sat
urdBy night, BY the three Scotch clubs Of this
city. The evening was one Of enjoyment, and
the pleasures will long be remembered by the
fortunate participants Mr.. Saunders, the
founder Of the Patrons Of Husbandry, gave an
interesting history Of that OrganiZaticn. General
BallOch sang Jock O. HaTeldine," one OF Sir
Walters best in NE style. The Scotch clans
were represented by McGregoT. McTavish, Of
New York, sang several songs. The Smalls,
BerTys, Duncaus, Smiths, and many others,
luAuriated in the memory OF Scott, and altogether
O lew delightful hours we're spent in again going
over The times Of AUD Lang Syne.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
ITEMS FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Aug. IA dispatch from Hay.
denis expedition, dated 18th instant, states they
were st Twin lakes, Rocky mountains, having
had thus far . most successful and pleasant
march through the heart Of the Rocky MONTANA
They had no trouble whatever, with the Indians
A Newport dispatch states that the torpedo
engine yesterday.
4 Martinsburg, Wet Virginia, Dispatch states
that q mob took John TalEferro, knegro, con.
Of the 18th.
The HsrGld's special from London says 5o,OoC
miners assembled yesterday on the Durham race
course, and were addressed by Measrs. BradlRuRh,
Mcdonald and LLOYD Jones.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
NFW pRnRIPT1IrIEa

When you see man going home at Q O'Clock
in the morning, and know bis wife Is waiting
for him, It Is likely 10 be stormy.
When q man receives bill for goods his wife
has bought unknown 10 hin, look out for
thunder and lightning.
When . man goes home and finds no supper
ready, the fire out, and his wife visiting the
saloons with the rest Of the boys" It Is likely
to be cloudy.
When a man promises to take his wife to q
party and changes his mind after she Is dressed,
you may expect shower.
When Q man saves bis cigar money TO buy
his wife q new bonnet and the children new
shoes, It indicates a spell Of sunshine.
When man dies and leaves . nice young
widow with plenty Of money, and you see her
walking out with the executor on Sunday
afternoon, c change u immipent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
4 RoKIRS EARNTNas

A Paris correspondent writes thus Of the
earnings of "Georgs Sands" George Sands
pen earnings have been enormous. They are
estimated ct over three millions Of frapcs,
Ce600, 900, } and have heard them put as high
as i've millions D francs. She has resolved from
hfty TO one hundred Aonssnd frsnct on single
romance, and during The past twenty years he
has been in position 10 Rape her own price.
Since 1913 she has written humber Of paStOrll
stories Of exquisite simplicity ADD uat1fA1psss,
and these Ore tssd BY naIdsns here Who Would
not be permitted TO look q Leila jacques
or 'spirldiop.' Her mode Of composition is 80
very rapid that Il e Httls less than impFovisa-
ton on paper. She used to write an night,
when, everything being still, She fancied she
was In her best mood. Recently, however, She
has surrendered Der lpcubrstioDsI preparing her
manuscripts in the i've or SIX hours preceding
noon"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
PERSONAL.

Frank MOulton has gone to Portland, Maine.
Mr.. John Collins, the comedian, died on the
18th, at Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Norment, who have been
stopping 81 the Jordan White SulpheT Springs,
are now at Deer Park, Nd.
Gen. Ben. LeFeire Is In the city onA flying
business visit from his home in Ohio. The Gen
eral d candidate for Congress before the Demo
cratic convention WHICH meets at Lima, Septern-
pef1. Hop. Charles Lawson now represents this
dlstrict-the Fifth. II Democrat ig to come
though We would much prefer . Repubhcan-Ee
have no objection TO Cen Lefisre.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
diourned session ofIo.RM.

Adjourned session Of /. o. R. NJ.
National base ball club vs.. Creighton.
knights Of st. Peter meet this evening.
See the advertisement of the Peoples Line.
Soc the bill Of the Theatre OomIque for this
week.
Pennsylvania Republican association meets to-
night.
Milton School, ssaton Mansion, opposite Post
Once.
bowman & Green, real estate brokers and auc-
tiOneers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
TIE NEW GOVERNMENT.

WHAT THE COMMISSIONERS ARE DO.
ING-THE WATER SUPPLY.
On Saturday Commissioner Retcham leit for .
flying trip to his home in New York.
The engineer has notified the contractor for lay
ing the asphalt pavement around the Scott statue
that the pavement on the east side has become
defective by reason Of imperfect work or improper
same Immediately, in accordance with the terms
Of his contract
IMPURB WATER.
A Sunday cotemporary makes the startling an
nouncement that the majority OF our citizens are
drinking impure and muddy Potomac water and
that several persons have suffered in health
therefrOm, and calls on the health authorities to
Rbate the nuisance. As the hOW Of water through
been remarkably clear, and hearing Of no sick
ness from such cause, we made Inquiry Of the
oficer in charge both Of the Washington aque-
thai The story must be imF{payr,v and much more
"hshy" than the water, as at no period since the
works were built has the supply been purer or
0 great part, to the entire completion Of the re-
serTOirS, one receiving the water, where 1t settles
before passing 70 The distEibusiHT-resSEvoir, and
A hshy taste and smell did effect the water for
Q few days last month. This, however cannot be
prevented even BY our savanS, as it comes from
the accumulation Of vegetable and other matter
on the banks Of the upper Potomac during ex-
IRENE warm weather, but quickly passes away
With ran q irsshst. Therefore any household
as the water In the main is pure and clear, and
the hre-plugS and outlets are kept we'll flushed.
The daily water supply 70 this city and George
town averages seventeen million GALLONS, dis
tributed through one hundred and seventy miles
Of iron pipes, serving nearly twelve thousand
houses, six hundred 6rs-pluRS, eight hundred
stop valves and two hundred and hfty public
hydrants and fountains.
tOfaoial1
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE)
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, )
WASHINGTON, August IL 1874. J
Ordered. Ali applications for cohins for the
burial OF deceased paupers must be made to the
Board Of Health, that board being hereby author
lied TO issue orders the contracting undertaken
for collins, after an investigation Of any pre-
sented TO 1t shall have indicated the proprlety Of
such action. Upon the application Of said board,
the lntendant OF the Washington Asylum Will
grant grave sites at the graveyard Of the asylum.
The said board to make to the Commissioners
DrOVided
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17

TIE lovers OF or national game" should not
forget the great match which takes place to-day,
on the Olympic grounds, between those two crack
clubs, the "Minions, composed Of the employees
Of the Sunday HerCld Office. This being the fret
Of q series Of games for the championship Of the
typographical Fraternity" the price Of admis-
Sion has been reduced too. Game will be called
a. = clock. EhdTT.
The MiHlons having reserved challenge
IRON the agate" club, composed Of the en-
Ilgyees q tho Star Office, viii meet them on the
diamond aeldr neKE Saturday, when an exciting
game may be looked for, HeItl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
TRADE WITH CLEADA

The official visit to the eustom-housss on the
Canadian border and TO the United States con-
sulates and customs officers Of the cities of the
Dominion, from which the chief Of the Bureau Of
Statistics has recently returned was fer the pur-
pose Of securing more accurate returns Of our ex-
ports 10 and immigration from the provinces Of
Quebec and Ontario. The returns are now de-
fectiye, from the fact that those provinces are sep
arated from this country by q surveyors line, or
at Niagara BY bridge, and merchandise, valued
~ millions, shipped from the Eastern states and
New York annually cross In cars WITHOUT being
returned to the bureau, as must be done When
shipped IN vessels. The same inhccuraey exists
try.
To supply the omissions IN the International
trade, DR.. Young went 70 Ottawa aad made AZ
engagements with the commissioner Of customs Of
the Dominion under which each offieer will In fu-
ture furnish detailed quarterly statements Of
imports from the other, and also for the fiscal year
Just closed. T.
As, no doubt, the proposed reciprocity treaty
Will excite considerable discussion during the
next session Of Congress, IL is the desire OF the
chief Of the bureau 20 obtain and submit 10 that
body statements as full and accurate Of the trade
between the countries as already exist between
the United States and all others.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By Thomas Bowling:
At Q O'Clock, valuable improved real estate, SIT
uated on TWenty-1irst street west, between L and
NJ streets.
By B. H. Warner:
At SOclOck, valuable suburban property.
By A. NJ. SpTaRue:
At $50 o'clock, at GuinAnd's wharf, one steam
boiler and engine, three mandrets, hns cart har-
ness, pulley, Ehafting, &C., sc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
INrERrArToxAL soHEUrzEYrEsr.

BALTIMORE, Aug 1e.-LsrgS delegations, rep
Sesenting the various ScheutEen sooeties, arrived
to-day from Philadelpbia, Chicago, st. Louis,
San Francisco, Milwaukee, Savannah and
Charleston, TO attend the grand international
SohsutEep festival which commences in this city
TOMORROW. The delegation from Phlladelphls
nun bers over lTb. A larAe number are expected
nom New York, Washington and Richmond, Va,
tomorrow. The festival continues during the
week,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
NEGRO RToT I'M soUTg CIRoIrNL

CHARLEsnoH, s. O., Aug. 1S.-GeorgetoWn, in
this State, is the scene Of dangerous contest be-
tween the negro factions led By BaHIey and
Jones, negro members Of the Legislature, each OF
whom seeks to eontIOl the county IN which the
negroes have large majority. 4 BsEley meet
ing on Wednesday yes broken up BY the Jones
wounded. Runners we're sent out and armed.
Jones negroes poured i1tO town during the night
Some Of them peIt morning attempted to kill
RsWloy, and St Midnight on Thursday there was
heavy bring which proved 70 be an attack on the
house 81 Jones, who wa Ghghtly wounded. On
Friday BaTley1s house ives attacked, and BaHley
70 save his life eugrGhdered to the sheriff, and Is
in @aiL On Saturday ct noon the excitement was
still intense, and che tsHn was filed with armed
negroes. None but Radicals have been engaged
IN the riot, but the white citizens are alarmed
lest some careless word or act should cause an
sttsek on them, which they have no means Of
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
CAPITOL MEETINGS.

Yesterday afternoon DR.. Brainard entertained
q very large audience on the east steps Of the
Capitol on the subject Of "Chemistry," which he
illustrated by numerous experiments. The au-
dience were 50 we'll entertained that he was
again invited to lecture, and on next Sunday, at
O'Clock, THE Chemistry Of Common Life" will
be his theme.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17

Gall and examine the FIRE and burglar-proot
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities, jewels silVer-WAre or other
Valuabies. Rents, from ten TO sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to DO without them.
Take vsrHi1g from the Chicago and Boston .frsI.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
TLKE CIPE or YoUB VIEUIRIES

formerly Of Virginia, and now residing some.
where in the State Of Massachusetts, will learT
something to his advantage by addressing O. p
Culver, attorney-at-law, Washington, d. y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-A LIGHT FOUR-SPRING
Il COUPE ROCKAWAY, but LITTLE used; it Will
be sold cheap Is the owner has no further use for
Il. Also Allghf, spar-spring, no-top Box BUGGY,
built by Vanfercaw, Brooklyn n. 4. inquire OF
r. II. GRAHAM, 10-4l4 Eighth street. anslt-St
ENOR SALESEVERAL SUBURBAN LOTS
\ uneneumbersd, or viii exchange for improved
city property. Apply to ,,-crYrT
Real Estate A gent
auRI+3t rStar1 Cor. ofEleVenth and SITS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
CYRUS WASHBURN. ESQ,

JOIN BECK & Son sell the celebrated Stitches
Lager Beer at SlS per barrel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
PURE, HEALTHY, REFRESHING, IEVIG

Palmer's American ginger ale, temperance
beverage, for sale by dealers throughout the Dis
trict at $50 per dozen, or at the depot 81 Greene
street, Georgetown, d. Q.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
CITY ITEMS.
rRAvELERs, TEsrT1foNY.

DooLEY's YEAST POWDER cannot be exeelled
for making light, sweet Rolls, Biscuits, Wafnes,
Corn Bread, sc. It Is always ready and reliable.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17

Elias Schlling, leader Of the orchestra at the
Mansion house, Long Branch, was seized witt,
cramps while bathing aud drowned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
MEDICAL.
FfoRID1 15UE PfIfs.

------I---------y-------
FLORIDA AGUE PILLS.
A eertpIn egre for CEILLs ami FHvpA. DUP
gHILL9 and AoUF, without any ofthe hi rrioat o.
teets Of outline, mefcrry OF arsenic.
NulneIoua teRtimonialb OF their speeiae cdeof Ia
alH eatee Of Ohlus aud Fever, after qutnine APO
Qtdef rsnseiee bad Completely failedi are IN tos
hhhdB Of the PROPRIETOR.
A cure Is guAraptesd In every case.
Prics. 50 cepth & box. Sent BY mail free.
d or sale Oy ROBERT LECKf. Proprietof, Aiqh-
pond, va, Rq9 BY the Druggists generally 81 tns
n 81 n II % SDA,
Thisunparalles speelhe Iso0mpoundeqin nAtpHe's
laboratory, and frgh It, magic power aud unpfefe-
Tented aehisvefnedts the most eminent pen IN thil
nation have aftet thorough and severa test, pre-
ponneed II the only Sovereign Remedy for BTtEht'l
Disease and Diabetes; also al Urinary BLADDER aud
Liver Afectlonst elso Dropsy, &C., Sc, TO The
minds Of many our claims may seem prepoetofouetO
aecom push with Bethesda Water that which has 40
long aud still continues 10 bae medical science. We
ASK but test. Do not allow your skeptiolsm 20 %
your peril. II BETHESDA don { cure you II cannot
certainly DO you any injury. Therefore avail Your
self Of the u0st pleAsaf and eeieht curative agent
ever offered 10 suffering humanity. The Water u
for sale at CHARLES SIQTT 4 co. IS Drug Store,
No, so Pennsylvania avenue. Beware Of spurious
waters. Ask Tor Bethesda For sale BY sTOrT 4
Send Sor S eireuIaTs ana Bethesda Advocate.
RICHARD DUABAR,
Direetorand General u anager, Bethesdasp Syringe
WAsAINGToN,D,g,, peesmpeT ., lGS. dSsal-J
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17

THE FINEST
BUILDING LOT IN WASHINGTON
FOR SALE.
We offer for sale the whole Of Lot 10, In square
IN, fronting IS feet on MASSACHUSETTS AVE
NUE., between THIRTEENTH AND FOUR
TENTH STREETS northwest, and running back
with an average depth Of lSs feet to SO-fOOt paved
alley,
This property, situated In immediate proximity
TO the new
CHURCH OF TIE ASCENSION"
and numerous handsome private residences, should
command the attention Of persons desiring an at
tractiVe building Elts. Property Will be subdi, ided
II desired.
Terms liberal.
LATIMER CLEARY, AuctIoneers.
Corner Pa. GT. and Eleventh St..
au1-eo (Star BulldinE.)
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
AT THE NEW STORE

AT THE NEW STORE
We are offering great Inducements to purchasers
Of Ready Made Clothing. English Worsted,
Double-breaTted and Singfs-breasted FrockC Goats;
Cashmere Business or Travelling Suits; Alpaca
Serge and Minis Cloth Sacks. All OF the above
we Will close out at manufactury prices
Persons In want Of Black Cloth Suits, our SUP
ply Il up to the standard.
NOAH WALKER & Co.
o26 Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
At TIE EER sTol

AT THE EEw STORE
Undershirt and Drawers.
HOsierieS and Suspenders.
Collars And Cuffs,
Ties and CraVats.
Bows and Scarf
Shirts at el.5O.
Shirts at Sl.T5.
Shirts ct $500.
Shirts at s2.25.
Shirts at k25O.
st fitting, the best made, and the cheapest in
tty. NOAH WALKER Co.,
o26 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17

BUY YOUR slate and marble NANTES Of HamIl-
ton Z Pearson, Y. NJ. GA. building, corner Ninth
variety in the District Also, latrobe stoves
CRATES, ranges, &C., and at prices that defy COM
and examine for yourselves. Mantels at t25 un-
eQualed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
BROKERS'.

D McB. TTMOSEF q CO.. Banners
Ia AND BROKERS, No. see, Second National
Bank Building Seventh street, opposite Post Once
department. Transact general banking, exchange
and collection business. Buy and sell gold, Govern
Army officers pay accounts eashed in advance.
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