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National Republican., 1874-05-16
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRI.
TATE SALE.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRI-
I wish to dispose OF the following valuable well
chased for casa Within tie lst ten Years. ThePe
NO property SO well located for business, farming
oldest and best hotel stands, with all necessary
s. g 4o acres each; beautiful building sites
,lhf or which % are se from debt, and
are in sight OF the Capitol. Most Of the property
County aaryiand. faxes only on he i
- am wiling TO take In part payment unincunberUd d
,TefmsEune aftn cash; reminder in one, two.
three four and n, eyears, with SIX per cent inter-
Hotel at Bladensburg, with stable and all neees-
sary out-buiidings; lsrge garden attached No bet
Sasihess It The ode, 6es, stand IN iown sne
was formerly kept by John Smith Suit. Distance
Ohio rsiiroad and I Bladens5ars e Pike. Baltimore and
Tsn--cre Lot IN the town Of bladensburg, valua.
te the town. roass on Ross sDSsa S + IN nf be
fgontsge Of some 40 yards on the Washing on City
ration. Wv
TnIIty-hve acre Lot, adjoining the above, front-
Point LOOKOUT raiiroad,. 1t is q ine grass farm.
perfectly level; good for a market gaId:n or
Hotel and a acres In the town of Forestvile, flor
snsnSs mny LSpg IN od Which = one Of the best
chari IN full bearing; Distanee from Washington,
Point railroad siOcaied tIis S rrop, s1
.seyenty-seven acres, with frontage on the prIn-
clip ii street in Fore.tville, Location good. Gould
be nude valuable farm. The wsshipgion City and
Point Lookout railroad locatsd through this prop
Four hundred acres ave miles nrOm W Washington,
barn, st b and servants, houses / consider this
one 9th, best and most desirab farms and houses
f9s
located through this plsce.
TssPsE E fE mite sSPSs ss
Ing ON, via Silver HUI road. GOOD truck farm.
ssnsi ssr psoe
has be tutiful grove Of evergreen trees aud Is GER
tainly lovely spot Distances s miles from WASH
Seven hundred acre. between re,tyIile and snit-
las na fSe
a Gr.i- GAS dsiry i.S@: % @iiss S% %ssSinEtSn:
washinston, TIL. place has one of ,hs finest oaE
4 as eSsSt e ,ss s,Ps
Ninety seres at the District line, on the siIver
h TPfs Sfs :s sss 5sS s
ssIy pass L 4. III: s%i is
yond doubt, . hne country ho1s;,,
he Ss .s. IN e
commands q view Of the Potomac river, Alexan-i
~ sScaaS S. %sas as S
.;o SS sI ;,ss s,.,a.s with from
sire @ purchase country home Invite
which, Beyond aoSbt any prop srp
erty near the city, and which viii be sold f abolt
Sy whch ae1 eSGp
yoraby for Agricultural or any other purposes The
20. Be better. chiils and fsvers arg net h1STn in
4. W tis ofiee Of the washington City and Point
Lookout Railroad Company, No. 2n Pennsyiya-
MIA avenue east, Capitol Hii. myls-tf
National Republican., 1874-05-16
TIE ANACoSTLA BRLDGE.

Inc Senate Committee on the District OF Co
lumbia did not hold q meeting yesterday on &C
count Of the absence Of quorum. Messrs. Spen-
Ger, Hitchcock and johnson were present, and
informally considered the subject of building q
new navy yard bridge. Mr.. David E McComb, of
the firm Of Partridge h McComb, civil engineers
OF this city, was present with plans and drawings
Of causeWay and an iron and masonry bridge,
which they propose to erect for Sl45,oo4. Gen.
Chipmsn, the District delegate was present, as
were number Of citizens Of ITniontown and the
eastern section Of the city. Mr.. McComb ex-
planned the drawings, and said that In such Q
prloge as his hrm proposed to build draw would
DC unnecessary, as tugs and scoWs could readily
pass under It. Gen. Chapman explained the ne
cesslty OF new bridge, and suggested that II the
COMMITTEES desired II, be would take the plans
submitted 20 Gems. Humphreys and Babcock and
get their opinion as to the feasibility Of building
s1eh prioge Tor the sum named, which Is much
smAlier than Gen. Babcoek's first estimate. The
members present adopted Gen. Chipman's sug-
Eeston subsequently Gen. Chapman and MI
McComb appeared before the House COMMITTEES
on appropriations and submitted the plans and
estimates above referred to- but the Committee
did not indicate what their action will be- The
members Of the Senate District COMMITTEES ures
ent yesterday morning seemed TO be agreed that
It would better to introduce new bill appropriat-
ing tl5o,0OO for new bridge TO be built by the
engineer corps OF the army under the Supervision
Of the Secretary Of War.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
THE BIBLE S0cLETIES.

Tomorrow the American Bible Society, whose
headquarters arein New York. will hold its fifty-
eighth anniversary In the hall Of the House Of
Representatives, at 7:oo o'clock p. N Prof See
lye, Of Mass., DE-. Anen, Of Pa, DR.. Mclean, of
New YORK. and other distinguished speakers viii
In Lincoln han, At $50 p. m, the washinstou
City Bible societyi auxiliary to the American
saTy, when Dr.. Tiffany, Of this city, and othsfs
viii speak. -. - ~ :, - - : --'''.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
NEW ADYgRFLsEKENrs

Country boarding fdrnished.
Aeow taken up astrsy.
A brick house for rent
Two sisters want situations.
A furnished house for rent.
Rev. W. o. Van Meter VIII preach today.
/ Railroad tickets bought and sold or exchanged
See tins advertisement Of selby,
Church Of the Strangers Y. n. O. A. chapel. :
Desirable building lot for sale.
A desirable house for sale
Valuable real estate at private sale.
A. M. Sprague will sell household furniture
Tuesday.
3. H. Warner will sell, Monday, June 9, valu-
pble Potel property. !,
National Republican., 1874-05-16
UNSUCCESSFUL.

THE BODY OF WILLIE BROSNAN STILL
IN THE EASTERN BRANCH.
The friends Of little Willie Brosnan, who was
drowned while bathing In the Eastern Branch,
near the almshouse wharf, on Thursday, were
busy engaged all day yesterday graphing for his
body, but up to O late hour last night II had not
been found, notwithstanding the fact that q how
itzer had been run up on the steam launch from
the navy yard and seventeen charges OF powder
fred of near the spot where it Is supposed he was
drowned. The general supposition is that he
must have stuck in the weeds when he went
down, or the body must have drlfted away from
the scene Of the accident the branch at the spot
where he Jumped In has been dragged over SOW
eral times by those engaged in searching for the
body.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
MISS MARWEDEL' 'S KLNDERGAREEl

MISS MIX WEUEL' . hINUERGI IhIkN.
The exhibition by the pupils Of this popular
school was given last evening at Marinis hall,
before highly-cultured and appreciative audi
ence. Miss Marwedel gave q short essay upon
the kindergarten system Of education, and read
an extract from the MssFenger, by Miss Peabody,
the pioneer Of this system In this country. The
evident interest in last evenings performance and
evidences OF the popuiarity OF the Kinderrarten
and the good results attainable by this system Of
Instruction The little folks we're we'll up IN their
solos, duos, recitatives and dialogues. The sing
ing was prominent and attractive feature.
Just before the appearance OF the Gnomes,
about o dozen boys in fantastic dress, Mr. Harley
Newcomb spoke, highly commendlng the Kinder
garten, and proposed that the delightful enter
tainment should be repeated as o benefit to Miss
Marwedel, TO whom he paid 0 generous tribute
for her unselhsh devotion to the interests of the
education Of children. The success Of such an en-
tertainment is assured by the hearty Endorsement
Of the audience present last evening.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
TIE oATTLE M1RKET.

The market at Drovers' Rest on Thursday was
dull for both sheep and cattle. Two hundred and
twenty-seven cattle were offered, and $50 sold to
butchers ct Sc. to 20. per pound; 90 were sold to
farmers at 90 per pound, and 81 LEFT over: Eight
hundred sheep and lambs were offered and sold Of
SO 10 e1c. per pound for sheep, and s26o 10 ~ 80
per head for lambs. Nine cows snS ealyS Vsre
National Republican., 1874-05-16
WAsRIYGToN LIGHT INFAYTRY.

WASHINGTON. LIGHT INFANTRY.
The Philadelphia Ledger Of yesterday says: "A
delegation CT the Washington Light Infantry, Of
Washington, D. O. arrived In this city yesterday.
They were received BY q committee Of COMPANY
H, I'd regiment, headed by Captain Chas. w.
Smith, under whose charge they visited the Ma
sonic Temple, Point Breeze PARK and other sights
Of Philadelphia. Last evening the visitors we're
entertained at supper ut the armory Of Com
papy H, and speeches we're made by members Of
the Warrington company, acknowledging their
appreciation Of the hospItalities extended 70 them
on their visit here last May"
National Republican., 1874-05-16
PILGRIMS TO LoURDEs AND ROME.

The following lsdiss and gentlemen, residing in
the archdiocese Of Baltinore, will join the pill
grimage which Starts from New York to-day for
Lourdes and Rome: The Rev. Charles Damer,
Hancock, Nd; DR.. James p. Broidrick, d. D.,
more; d. J. Murphy, Washington; Thomas CALI
gan, Washington; James Toomey, Washington,
ID. C.; Mrs. 8. Whelan, Washington, d. O.; Misc
Ellen whelan, Washington, ID. O.; Miss Whelan,
Washington, D. c.; Mrs. L. E. Ganpon, Wash.
ington, D. y. .1s
National Republican., 1874-05-16
DOWN TRk PoroXAo.

Tomorrow afternoon, at O'Clock, the steamer
Arrow, Captain Frank Hollingshsad, viii leave
her wharf for an excafsIon down the Potomac ms
far as the fishing shores, aud viii return about
o'clock. Those who wish to spend q upiet, pleas-
ant atteInoon can do no Setter than attend. -
National Republican., 1874-05-16

TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES
Gall and examine the fire and burglar-prooi
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeppg OF securities, jewels, silverware, or other
valuable Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Take earning from he CHICAGO and Boston fires.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

hrRAILROAD TICKETS BOUGHT,
~ exchanged or sold TO Pittsbur q, Cincin-
natl, Louisville, indianapolis, st. LOUIS or CHI
in this city. Apply 10 VI. d. WHITES1DE, sI3
Pennsylvania avenue, IN the Parkinson House.
sN~MASSACHUSET REPUBLICAN
~ AssociatiOn.-The Railway Conference
Committee OF this Association herrby give notice
that they have arranged for reduced rates of fare
with the New York and New England Railroad
Company, from New York to Boston Tor Worcesterl
November &c. G. =. HERRING.
myi5-.t .r c. j. STODDARD.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

rB-CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS,
~ Chapel OF the Y. u. c. A., Ninth and u
streets-Rev. J. P. Hubbard, Rector. SERVICES
SUNDAY, q. m, p. M; WEDNESDAYS,
1880 p m. seats free. myl6
RcTHE REV. w. q. VAN METER,
~ Missionary in the cty OF Rome, Italy, will
preach TOMORROW as follows:
AT IL a. M, In the Thirteenth-street Baptist
church.
At3p. m, in the First Congregational church, at
\ mass meeting of the Sunday schools, and 1880 D.
Baptist church, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
This will be the only opportunity for the people
Of this city to hear him upon the wonderful rsvolu-
tion going on In that City Of the Seven Hills.
mylg
National Republican., 1874-05-16
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY

n 01 bENUID OFf OhI UNI Il.
Those among our readers who are anxious to
that the auction sale OF Mr.. Franklin Philips
house, No. l3l1 Z street, opposite Franklin
square, takes place in iront Of the premises to-
morrow Saturday afternoon. Attached to the
elegant house 70 . beautiful garden and fine
brick stable. The title to the property Is un-
doubted.
National Republican., 1874-05-16

Owing to the rainy weather the subdivision Of
tho land into market and villa sites belonging to
Alexander Hunter, and lying on the railroad be-
tween Alexandria and Washington couldn't be
finished, thereby delaying the proposed sale until
about the middle OF May. Messrs. Latlmer &
Cleary, auctioneers, will have the same adYer-
tised in a few days.
National Republican., 1874-05-16

We invite an examination Of our large and su-
perb stock Of boots and shoes. 1t consists of o
full line Of gents, ladies' misses, chidFen's and
boys goods, in all the different qualities and
makes, from the most popular makers In the eoun-
try. Those In want win find the best goods at
very moderate prices at T. S. Gartrel's, go SeY-
cnth street, corner Of ].
National Republican., 1874-05-16
DON'T WAIT FeR THE WAGON

OF L. BenjamIn's National Candy Mandatory to
come around to your store, but take car and
come at once to the factory, Pennsylvania ave-
nue. opposite the Metropolitan hotel, and you will
be furnished free with car-tickets for your ride.
Come as soon as you need anything to replenish
your stock. cow
National Republican., 1874-05-16
SUMNER GARMENTS,


Superior quality, stylish cut.
We quote the lowest market rates.
Childrep's Sailor Suits, IS and q.
Boys Cashmere and Flannel Suits, Sa
Mems Cashmere Suits, o., IS and SlO.
White Mafseilles Vests, double and single
breasted, from t. to s5.
White Duck Vests, double and single breasted,
&1.f5 to kS.50
From tailoring department we have received
handsome and choice additions In piece goods for
spring and summer wear.
EIsEMAN BRos.,
sos Seventh street, May building.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT SUPREME CoURT-aENERAL
TERM 9r


DISTRICT SUPREME COURT-GENERAL
TERM. l-G
All the justices sat in bGne yesterday for the
hearing of appeals.
Campbell VS.. American Popular Life Insur-
aDce Company. The argument In this case was
concluded, and the case submitted to the court.
Cropley VS.. Cooper 1t al Decree according to
the mandate Of the Supreme Court, vesting prop
erty In complainant and q perpetual injunction.
g. ID. Gettz VS.. Chas. Gettg. Order remandlng
case to be heard below.
The court then adjourned until Monday next.
SPECIAL TERM-JUDGE wYLIE.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Jones, trustee, VS.. Wiley. Order that trustee
paw complainant proceeds OF sale Professionally.
Miller vs. Miller. Decree Of sale, with L, @.
Hine as trustee.
Mitchell 3 Philip vs.. Middleton. Order to
issue restraining order.
Transuc vs.. Transue. Order for commissioner
to take evidence.
Welch vs.. Jones. Order discharging restrain
ing order and refusing injunction or Of reference
OF case to auditor.
HetIel vs.. Freedman's Saving and Trust COM
pany. Order vscating sale on terms.
Knox vs.. White. Order confirming auditors
report and for distribution.
Shreeve vs.. O'Hsre. Order Of reference to au-
ditor TO report on partition.
Farant VS.. Farant. Order directing tenant to
ackno wledge receiver as landlord.
The court then adjourned until Monday next.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
'IyE BUSINESS STAND FOR RENT

=, The building, corner Of Tenth and D streets,
lately occupied by The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
is for rent As business stand Il has no superior
in the city. The rooms are large and we'll ven-
tilated, windows on all sides. Apply next door.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
WE INvITE THE ATTENTIoN

OF the public, Particularly spectators, to the
take place at 8 O'Clock to-day, Of the handsome
property on the heights Of Georgetown, immedi-
etely west Of the reservoir, known as the Robin
son property.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
NICHOLS0N-RODIER.-O the evening Of ths
I4ih instant, by the Rev, L. ID. Owen, at the plt-
tOf's rCs.Gelce, JOIN NICHOLSON and WILLIE r.
RODfEb, both Of this city.
LEE-NOYES.-On the 18th instant, at the resi-
denee Of the BRIDES father, George l.. Noy.s, by
the Rev. C. II. Fay, JOHN W. LEE and sARAH
National Republican., 1874-05-16
SALE or YILLI SITES

LION BREWERY LAGER BEER
in casks and bottles, for sale by Sam1 Z. Palmer,
Georgetown, d. y.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
EINANQIAL
II IN NANO1Ab-
NAun arnr.n rxnrr A ,r1au

NEW YosK STOCK EXCHANGE.
FnrHfshedby Lel1is Joansoa & Co., Bantsrs, Vernon
Roo, northsds. eorner PsansyIoaaia dosass aai
Tenth street, Washington.
National Republican., 1874-05-16

WHEN you CAN DO so ALWAYS CHOOSE
THE BEST
Dealers in Soda Water will consult their own
interests by orderidg the best Soda Water in
Steel Fountains, from Samuel q. Palmer, George
town, d. q. Counter fixtures, and syrup bottles
loaned.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
FINE CHRoMoS AT AUCTION.
FINE CTOrR

Messrs. Latimer & Cleary continue their sale
of superior oil chromos this morning. Parties de-
string to adorn their homes should not fail to at
tend, as the pictures are sold without reservation
National Republican., 1874-05-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
d e II 8 o N A L.

THERE Is NO QUESTION ABOUT 1T, BUT
SELBf eah sell SHOES Us sneaP. N not cheaper,
Because he buys for and his expenses are much
less. LADIES, CATERS from q up to 8 per pair.
He can accompodate the rich aha satlsfy the poor.
Misses and Boys Shoes from the lowest prices up.
Chidren's In all the new colors. Straw Hats In
groiSSsi9n gS and At all prices, Gents FpTnIshing
buying. No. lJle Pennsylyania aYenue. mri6
National Republican., 1874-05-16
rIycIySATI L1GE BEER
T.KEc1RE OF yoUR VAIu,R1rs

from the Lion brewery, for sale at f % per do
pint bottles, by dealers throughout the District,
or by the agent, Samuel y. Palmer, Georgetown,
National Republican., 1874-05-16
Malaga Fruit Company,
4O9 NINTH STREET.

KiDwELL L HENDERSON,
Dealers In
WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES,
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES,
PICTURE CORDS, TAssLEs. &C.,
xs NINTH STREET, sEAToN HALL,
Opposite Y. N. @. A. Building.
ArPaper hung by experienced workmen at
moderate prices. myt-6m
National Republican., 1874-05-16
pe AN ORDINANCE TO PREVENT
RS THE TRANSPORTING OF CERTAIN
;N EEGGMP9sIISG g sIIS Z, ,I AMP oMRFESMsIyE M M
ERED AND INCLOSED VEHICLES

rF AN ORDINANCE To PREVENT
EEcc EEcoMfasiNG oIMKfAsSs2RltSS iSS % 6SFFTEESss19E FTESsH9E
ERED AND INCLosED VEincLEs.
where's the carrying a nd Transporting OF bones,
in dccomposinT and offensive, condition through
the sract, alleys and public places Of the cities OF
covered and inciosed Vehicles, so as 70 prevent the
escape Of obnoxiops smells and INJURIOUS gases
e.G t5siGse Gsya Ss Of Health the Drct
bones, hides. fish, garbage. ofiaI, also any other
IN sn Sher Ssp ana aS
se ss, any s nS Or PSss T
By declared nuisance ininroas 70 SeSi,h, and The
Carrying and transporting Of bones, hides, nsh,
snd oensTs cOGdio in sny Sther n sSD
and inco ed vehicles is hereby prohibited; aud any
be tssn do
than tweniy-aye dollars for every such offence.
President Board OF Health.
my!5-St DIV. BLISS, N. D., Sec. etarsy.
sSgeMINERAL WATERS.
Ihave careful v examined the formulas and pro-
II ScTY sd
s0%PaTeG then with the best anaIysss 9f thee MIN,
testify that they are in every Way reliable subste
tntes Tor these natural waers that they possess all
their healing properties and have the advantage OF
being constant In composition.
most heartily recommend the preparations Of
Mr. simms to all persons using such Mineral
Wat: rs. Z. T. FKISTOE,
Professor OF Chemistry in the Academic and Medl-
cal Department Of Columbian College.
sISlAIs' KIssINGEN and vICHY WATERS put
in pint bottles and delivered In any part Of the
city at y per dozen. Give them trial they cannot
be eIcelled. Depot AZ the corner OF New York
avenue and Fourteenth street. myl2-6t
~ WASHINGTON CITY BIBLE
~ S0C1ETY.-The Forty-sIxth Anniversary
Of the Washington City Bible Society will be held
II, At 3:SO O'Clock. Rev. Dr. Tiffany of this city
and Rev; Alex: Mclean, Of New YORK. will address
the meeting. The public are cordially invited.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
FOR SALE.

L
FoR sALE-D DESIRABLE BUlLDlNa
4 lot or Four-and-a-half street, between Viz
ma avenue and TT Tri; e; MY senti s,s. tsrm'
mylo7St sDssventh strset-
EoR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE
and OF, situated ON the corner OF sixth and Z
streets 20 u; aSt; The mons contains four rooms;
sold on easy terms. Inqulre on premises, or GEO.
W. CULB, Government Printing once. my.6-3l'
EOR SALE CHEAP-HOUSE AND IOT No.
lumbia s.Teet Rail aud same s,iuare as new
Northeastern Market. Housef ans; has four rooms
pear plum cherry and otnrr trees end currsnt and
"a pberry bushes. Price 500. Apply ON prem
EoR sALE-FIsCHER PIANO, THEMosT
cost sso; No. sos Mas schusetts avenue. myl4-st'
EoR sALE-A STEREOPTICoN, WITH
~ views, sss.5.ssS and generator, all somPsfs P
exchange for business in the city, Call after D.
m. at l2ss Eighth street northwest. myI4-st'
,EOR sALEA THREE-sToRY BRICK
rooms, and ali modern convenisnces; e. ,Ooo. No.
g Beail :.treet, Georgetown, besMeen Green and
story ~ BRICK on ThiIseenth street, between
se5,r bath, &C.; s6,ssS;, 4 de.iFaeIs BtILDISG
small FRxaE OK Massachas.tts ' aVenpe, p Between
s,se and Tenth ''rsfii fos oaorEeTSsts z Ss n i0s
myH - SIC Seventh street
EoR SALE AT A sACRIFICE, A GENTLE.
y mems BLooDED SADDLE HORSE, fast and
%sSoas ssss owner Hshas sons
10 the Pacinc coast; Apply for Information at l3S
street, wheSs The horss may 6s seen. nYis-iI.
EoR sALE-vALUABLE FARM, NEAR
Dorsey station, on the washlnston Branch,
Baltimore aud ulio railroad, eSntsnins 80 acres,
tiAl two-slory brick Dwelling with nece, sETy out
changed for satisfactory District secpriiies Apply
No. 81 Congress street, GeorsetoTn, D. c.
4 BE SUBURBS II HOMES z 5 near ' the etS. i i con- a
1nins .srS' Of ~ Su
safetss Of fruts in faii bearinE GOOD we'll Of water
In the yard all In hrst-rae condition, three miles
ore al Psas
ant country home, and susceptible orleing divided
K Estate and G tstS
myls-WFM. sos Ninth Street.
r. o R s A E.
A BEAUTIFUL ESTATE.
Two hundred acres OF LAND, well fenced: elc-
splendid onihouses, fine orchards, &c, &c; eight
Rnd on rT ne o Roeks R9 SSaaa W
the whole or part.
ssdISI1Ins iRd acres well
nss tRP4E % 4Eessa tS street northwest
r Or 8 Al Z.
We have at the present time the best collection Of
EA7 r MI .
ever offered in the city. comprising all kinds and
sizes. and in various locations, especially in the
l4la 4 n.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
MRS. II. J. FRENCH. =
TkICikM ,SE1iRyoYINT ANp ! NAG AZ GSETSSa SETS1
Malaga Fruit Company,
4OS NINTH STREHr

nECORATIONs FURNISHED FOR RETT-a
- and PARTIES BY JOHN O. HOGAN AV~nlnS
nnd as Market space, between Seventh
A-A t---AAA saEeess. noaz.fkT
National Republican., 1874-05-16
LIMITED STATES PATENT oFFIoE,

VINITED STATES PATENT OFF1CE,
" WASHINGTON, ID. G., May IA, is74.
York. n. y, praying for tne extension OF .
patent granted TO him on the 18th day or August,
II is ordered that the testimony in the case be
for nllng Arguments and the examiners report be
petition be heard on the 18th day Of July next
Any person may oppose this extension.
myis-Ssw ", u. LEGGEIT, commis sioner.
National Republican., 1874-05-16
FOR RENT.

EoR RENTlTH 3 PLEAsANTLY-LO-
street northwest. Gas and h-room, ith hot and
cold water complete. VIII be let 10 one or more
parties. Three doors from New York avenue cars.
my1S-t ......
EoR RENT-BRIUK HOUSE IN INGLE
II place, Capitol Hill, No. i26 street 20, theast,
room, gas and an ~aier, Lstrobe range hot and cold
water. Kent ~ per m9Hfa; nh IN i1TssdMyEsnet1 sdyEssSnet1
Real Etate Broker, 10. 20 &a5 Sc sevenih tnR stree,
myis-tf opposite Patenl ONCE.
FOR RENT-THE BUnDING CORNER
One OF the rooms is large, and ali are well lighted
front and rear. Apply nsxt door. mylS-St
TOR RENT-A HOUSE CONTAINING
" ten rooms, With all the modern inproyements.
sirabis tenant terms win Be made reasonable. In
quire at 7Ss Sixth street northwest. or Of n. II.
Miller, attorney-at-law, .o6 street northwest.
myIS-6t .... ~. ~
CFLENDID UrFIUE KUOMS FUn zen a.
y The management OF the SECOND NATIONAL
BANK BANK WI Be pleased IT, e reselTe Rs9BSis1,s om
FiRE-PRooF BUILDING, NO 800 Seventh street
northwest, opposite the GsneIAl P2;t 9MSe De-
partment. W. II. GRlFFlTH-
ap3t-tf Acting Casnier.
EoR RENT, IN THE MOST DESIRABLE
Il part OF street-sstore and dwelling, with II
rooms; all modern Improvements. Will be rented
separate, lf desired, for more years, to re-
sPonsiole parties. Apply to EDWARD DOLATS, sl,S,
CTORE FOR RENT-No. sl2 F STREET
- northwest Inquire at GEO. BERGLlNGiS,
1915 street northwest. mhal-tf
EOR RENT-PLEASANT ROOMS ON GAP
~ itol Hill. Apply At No. 70 north b street near
Delaware avenue. JylO