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National Republican., 1874-05-27
TEMPERANCE CRUSADE.
PROPOSED DAY OF FASTING AND
pDAVEp

The general executive committee Of the Ladies'
Temperance Union have appointed Thursday,
May Is, as day Of fasting and prayer and invite
Christians of all denominations to unite In its
observance. An all-day prayer-meetlng will be
held at Calvary Baptist church, beginning at 9
o'clock a. nj. and closing at p. m. special
topic Of prayer has been selected for each hour in
the day, aud the exercises will be conducted
alternate hours by ladies Of the union and pastors
OF the various churches. The pastors who have
been invited to assist In conducting the meeting,
are Drs. Noble. Gray, Rankin, Butler, and Mr..
Black. The ladies TO preside are Mrs. George
A. Hall, Mrs. Barnard, Mrs. Linyille and Mrs.
Appleton. All ministers in the city are invited
to assist in the meeting. Subjects of prayer:
"The churches" "Tempter and tempted, ="
"Legislators," "Tho families that suffer from
intemperance," Board Of Police Commission
ers," "Vendors OF liquors. "Success OF the
women's temperance movement throughout the
country young men and young women" and
"The women's work in the District Of Columbia"
Those who cannot attend the public service are
invited and urged by the union to observe the day
n their hOmeR
National Republican., 1874-05-27

lIbep ID Burmah, was introduced, and spoke with
mSEn feeling OF the wants OF heathen women.
She was followed by Mrs. Jenkins, Of China,
who said assistance was also needed there; that
the cost of educating girl In China was tlo per
year, and there is great need of female teachers.
One boarding school has already been established
at Ningpo. -
The yoang ladies' Misses Hale and Raulettc
who expect TO sail for missionary fields in the
coming fall, were introduced by Mrs. Huyey, and
exettea much interest by the fervent manner in
whicA they spoke Of their anticipated work, and
tGeE Willingness to leave oil In obedience to
Chttsts commands.
Mrs. Gushing, recently from the work in Ten
Eeoi urged young women to give themselves 20
the mission cause. She brought to this counSry
Two tifasian children to be educated. They are
At present in the Home for little Wanderers,
Boston.
Mrs JeTett spoke ofthe needs OF the Telcgor's
She had labored FOR them for twenty years
Mrs. Bixby Gosed the meeting with an earnest
appeal to the hearts of her sisters, more i'm
pressive by the exhibition Of articles worn by
heather womeu and children. also fruits and
ornaments
National Republican., 1874-05-27
IsAzGS1RRY,
PRACTICAL PAINTER.
>e05 FOURTEENTH STREET N. W.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A note has been lost.
Summer residences ct Ivy.
Ladies' temperance meeting.
See the card of W. B. Williams.
furnished house for sale or rent.
very superior fruit farm for sale.
A tenement Of seven rooms for rent.
Grand excursion on Decoration day.
See card concerning Decoration day.
Select excursion to Cabin John bridge
Two four-story business houses for exchange.
Irving Female college, Mechanicsburg, Pa.
Ripe bananas ct the Malaga Fruit Company.
valuable farm and adjoining timber land for
sale.
ssvsnty-Hvs carriages for sale by John NJ.
Young.
Green & Williams will sell tomorrow hrst-class
furniture. rr-
Special meeting Of the Illinois Republican As
sociation.
DuncansOn Bros, auctiOnssrs and commission
merchants.
One thousand large pine apples at the Malaga
Fruit Company.
collection Of choice flowers will be sold by
Jas. Guild tomorrow.
Green & Williams will sell on Monday, June Q,
land on Fourteenth street.
Green & Williams will sell, on Saturday, May
80, ct p. m, . confectionery store.
Duncanson Bros. will sell on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday unredeemed pledges.
Valuable improved and unimproved real estate
will be sold by b. H. Warner to-day.
Green Williams will sell tomorrow two
hsgdsvps SEsnsh1plate mantle mirrors.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
PENNSYLHAEI4 TISTfoRs TO AR
N

A meeting OF the citizens Of Lancaster county,
Pa, residing in W Washington took place last night
at THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, building, corner
of Thirteenth street and PennsylyanIa avenue,
for the purpose of making arrangements for the
reception OF about 900 ladies and gentlemen from
this county who purpose visiting Washington to-
morrow. Hon. A. Herr Smith, Representative
from tho Ninth district of Pennsylvania, occupied
the chair, and Mr.. N. H. Martin acted as secre-
tary.
IN Washington Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
After q general interchange OF views regarding
decided that they be met at the depot and es-
corted to the Executive Mansion, when after an
introduction to the President they would be shown
through all the public buildings.
Messrs. DR.. Houston, F. Connolly, and Jas.
Cross were appointed committee OF arrange
National Republican., 1874-05-27

brokers, will hold their semiannual sale Of unre-
deemed pledges at the auction rooms of Duncan
son Bros, on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
the public that this sale will embrace the largest
and most varied stock OF any sale held hereto
fore, they dealing in the most desirable goods,
such as diamonds. gold and silver watches, Jew
elry of every description, fowling pieces, revo-
vers SC. Our readers should not fail to attend,
as every article is warranted as represented, and
&c. Sc at tive very iGW 1kaTes: - go. = ~''' ''"'N''
National Republican., 1874-05-27
CHAMPION ARITHMETICLANS
RESULT OF THE RECENT. EXAMINA
TIONS IN THE GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.

RESULT OF THE RECENT EXAMINA-
TIONS IN THE GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
By rule of the Board Of Trustees OF Public
Schools, a gold medal is annually awarded to the
most proficient pupil in arithmetic in the Gram
mar schools, both male anu female. The plan
agreed upon is TO select the six most meritorious
pupils in each school and make them the contest
ants The examination for the past year took
place on Saturday, May %, Professor Henry N.
Copp prcpOuuding the questions, heretofore pub
liShed.l
the committee, Messrs French, Dertrick, Harris
and Champlin and amer o careful and Thorough
Inspection, tho following average Of pefcentaSe
Third, 4lS; Fourth, 81, In the See9nd distrtSt,
Master Geo. T. Parks having the highest Per
centage, the medal was awarded 10 him. Female,
ais In this contest the Second also bore of the
prize, which was awarded to Miss Florence NJ.
Ball, daughter of Robt. Ball, Esq.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
10 CLBTN JOUN RPTDGE

A pleasant party is being arranged for an ex-
cursion to this delightful place on Decoration
day, Saturday. and those who are fond Of good
fishing and beautiful scenery will be glad to en-
region about Cabin John Bridge displays some Of
the most beautiful scenery Of the upper Potomac.
The excursion is under the management Of the
Barbara Heck Society, of Wesley chapel, COM
posed OF ladies famous for good arrangements in
anything they undertake. Tickets, one dollar, to
be had at Warren Choate Co.'s book store.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
CHEAP HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE.

Arlington Park, located between Washington
and Alexandria, on the line of the turnpike and
railroad. and about two miles from the Capitol,
villas on the borders Of the national metrop-
oils The town has beep laid out q grand
scale, with fine squares large reservations and
feet above the river, and command q msgnifi-
cent view. The lots, which are $50 by 100 feet,
Will be sold at public . .agei.On, On thsee
June Is, Excarsion trains will bs run on that
day. To all who wish to secure beautiful homes
At small rates of taxation, this sale offers extraor
dinary inducements. Read the advertisement In
another column Jf THE REPUBLICAN,; then 20 TO
Latimer & Cleary's store, look at the maps and
make up your mind to .hvest In this proinisng
suburban enterprise.
MORE OF THE WEDDING GRlPHIcs
were sold by Brad Adams during the rush than
all the dealers combined, and yet he has more" "
on the corner Of Ninth and = streets.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
LOCAL MLsOELLANE.

A house on Prospect, near Potomac street,
Georgetew was struck by lightning on Monday
afternoon; damage slight rfrE
= Laant Thompson has been given y commission
to make a model for statuary group TO NIL tho
pedent at tho east front Of the south wing OF the
Capitol.
The annual convention Of tho diocese OF Mary.
land and the District OF Columbia Protestant
Episcopal church will be held to-day at st. Jchnt
Protestant Episcopal church.
The paragraph in these columns yesterday re-
garding the theft Of Mrs. Gov McOooks jevelry
was incorrect as regards the locality where the
robbery was committed. 1t is well known that
the jewelry had not arrived In Washington at the
time.
Yesterday morning the old fish market, .
wooden structure spanning the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal, in Georgetown, at tho south end OF
the markethouse, fell, but luckily did no injury.
1t was condemned some time since, as 1t was not
considered safe.
Many of the horsemen have been surmising why
Mr.. y. NJ. Roberts, the owner Of the b. b. Danger
Gus, has never entered his celebrated trottlng
horse for any OF the races now taking place under
the auspices Of the Washington Driving Associa-
tIon. The mystery has been explained by the
fact that this fast animal is entered In the ce
free for all horses, which has purse approx
mating q, 900, and which he expects to carry off
with flying colors.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
IyPoRrANr 20 fIE SENSITIVE.

Persons with active brains and q delicate or
ganization should never be subjected to violent
purgation or any other treatment calculated to
PROSTATE them. Leeching, cupping, starving,
and intestinal rasping, are Of doubtful expedency
the sensitive and fragile. What such persons
need is stimulation, and the very best inyigorant
they can take is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. To
give depicting medicines TO the nervous, the de-
bilitated, the inf1rm, the emnciated the despond-
ing, is like firing bToadsides into sinking ship.
Thousands OF dyspeptlcs are killed every year by
medicines that sap the physical and constitutional
stamina which, II reinforced by that powerful
vegetable tonic, would soon prove an overmatch
for the disease 1t is true that the bowels require
to be relieved and regulated, and the liver con-
trolled, as we'll as the stomach to be toned and
the system strengthened; and let 1t be borne in
mind that the Bitters accomplish these objects
gently and surely.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
WE CALL THE ATTENTION

of persons desirous OF purchasing q farm or coun-
try home near the city to the advertisement of Col
). p. Suit. in another column Of our paper The
properties he advertises for sale arc well selected
with respect to gardening, dairy or farming pur-
poses, or for country seats; nre easy of access,
Unsurpassed for healthfulness, and are rapidly
appreciating In value.
Read his advertisement
National Republican., 1874-05-27
HIGHLY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE


L
Messrs. Latimer Cleary have postponed their
sale OF that highly valuable residence situated on
the west eide of Seventeenth street, between II
and streets, until Friday the 10Th instant. This
property was the residence of the late John POTTS.
Tor many years the chief clerk ofthe War Depart
ment, and is most eiigbly situated, In 3 neghbor-
hood that Is being rapidly and most handsomely
improved. 1t is seldom that such an opportunity
is offered to purchase property In so desirable n
locality. Parties In search OF large grounds and
the best location in this city for a summer resi-
delee should give II their attention.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

AUCTION SALES TODAY.
BY B. II. Warner:
Atbo'clock; valuable improved and nnimproved
real estate in Georgetown.
BY Duncanson Brothers:
At 10 o'clock; entire contents, good viii, fix
tures SC, Of the grocery store corner Of Seventh
and II streets northwest.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
School duties resume September 9.
my2:-WF&MtAugl

TIHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court of the District OF Columbia, holding special
term, letters Parliamentary on the personal estate
deceased. All persons having claims against the
same ssna with the Vouchers tSero SbssFber
on or before the tn day of MAY next; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from ell benefit OF
the said estate. Given under my hand this th day
of May, 1874. E. N. LEWIS,
my2i-W3w' Executor.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
WoHEYS BAPTIST MISSIONARY SO
CTETY b b.

The women's Baptist Missionary Society held
a meeting on last Monday afternoon, in the E
street Baptist church. Mrs. Prof Alvah Hoyey,
of Newton, was chosen president, and Mrs. VIII
liam O. Childs, of Boston, secretary. Mrs. hovey,
in her address, spoke Of the formation OF tne so
ciety three years ago and the work 1t hoped 70 &C
complish 0ne of It's chief objects being 70 inter-
est Christian women Of this country In the hestnen
women of other lands. She spoke Win BIeet
earnestness Of the needs of missionary labor ana
Of funds necessary for accomplishing the WORK
Mrs. Thomas, widow Of Rev. Mr.. Thomas, VINO
Is hoping to return iA tRs ssss&S ~ her hsla 0i
National Republican., 1874-05-27
THE COURTS
spr,IA1.rERM-IUsT1cE wYLII.

SPECIAL LTERM-JUSTlcE wYLIE.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday;
Harriet ]. French W. John y. French. Decree
Of divorce from the bonds Of matrimony, on the
ground Of desertion. Mrs. .Belye A. LOCKWOOD
appeared for the petitioner.
a number Of routine orders were entered. Ad-
journed.
CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE OLIN.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday;
George Smith and Chas Chase were convicted
Of burglary, and sent TO the penitentisry for one
year.
VIM. Fitzgerald, convicted Of larceny, was SEN
telsed to the penitentiary for one year.
Henry Bogus alias Adolf Oberdorfer, convicted
Of forgery, was sentenced to the penitentiary for
three years.
VIM. Ferguson, convicted OF an assa0it, was
sentenced to ninety days In jail
Mary Simms, convicted Of . like offence, was
sent to jail for three months.
The petit jsry was then discharged until Thurs
day next.
CIRCUIT COURT.
This court was engaged in tho trial Of justices
appeal cases OF no interest. At the close of the
court the petit jury was adjourned until Thurs
National Republican., 1874-05-27

CINCINNATI LACE BEER
from the Lion brewery, for sale at 81 20 per dozen
pint bottles, by dealers throughout the District,
or by the agent, Samuel q. Palmer, Georgetown,
ID. O.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
CITY ITEMS.
MEssRs. ooLDsrIEs & CO.,

To HAVE ELKGAST LIGHT BISCUITS, rolls, buck
Dooley's east Powder. Ask your grocer for it.
National Republican., 1874-05-27

since it can be procured on collaterals to any
amount at less than half the usual rates, at K.
FultOn's, No. 8l5 Ninth street, near Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Money can there be obtained on
all kinds OF personal property while for those who
have enough and to spare Of tho "flthly lucre''
there Is displayed a fine assortment OF gold and
silver watches, diamonds, musical instruments,
sewing machines and q vast assortment OF other
articles which selling at almost one half what
they can be bought for elsewhere
National Republican., 1874-05-27
TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES

Call and examine the fire and burglarprooi
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner of
keeping Of securities, Jewels silyer-ware other
valuables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according TO size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Take earning from the Chicago and Boston fires.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
ALSO,
VALUABLE FARM AND ADJOINING TIM
nrp VANn EnE

BLK La ND FUh SALk.
lying on the Chesa puake and Ohio canal and the
River load, twenty miles above GEORGETOWN, u. e.
containing in all about 80 acres. The Farm proper
comprises shout $50 acres, proper part OF which Is
In timber, and the balance bottom meadow and up
land, upon which Is q large and comfortable Dwell
ing-house, beautifully Situated: large bIrn with
basement stables. and other nef e,sary out-onilt-
ings large Peach orChIrJ of IS acres 500 ees
and good and thirty Apple orchard. some choice
young Pear and other fruit trces and vines. The
soil clay loan, In tolerabe fair state OF fertiI
lty and fencing. The land Is well adapted to the
growth Of wheat and all other q ain and grass, The
subSOIl being upon and IA from rock. II will be
sold together divided. may be desired. Price.
S5 per IL all Is taken In proportion to value
for any part. Enough wood and good timber can lie
cut on the tract TO psy for IL.
Terms: One half cash; balance In equal PAYNE MS
at one and two years, with interest from the day Of
sale.
Apply by letter or in person TO
WILLIAM READING,
Near Georgetown, ID. c., or
LATiMER q CLEARY. Auct4.,@
my27-WFM2w Washington, ID. e.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
NEW YORK ia FIFTH AyENuF


1T IS BUT FITTING THAT FOLLOWING
THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE DISSO-
LUTON OF THE PARTNERSHIP HERE
TOFORE EXISTING BETWEEN E. S.
BARTRAM AND MYSELF IN THE FASH
ION-REPORTING BUSINESS, THAT SOME
TRIBUTE BE PAID TO HIM FOR THE
VERY EFFICIENT MANNER IN WHICH
HE HAS EVER PERFORMED HIS POR-
TION OF THE DUTIES CONNECTED
WITH THE SAME; AND, THOUGH RE-
GREETING THE .SEVERING OF OUR
BUSINESS CONNECTIONS, WHICH HAVE
BEEN OF THE MOST PLEASANT, CON-
GRATULATE HIM ON THE ACCOM-
PLISHMENT OF A DESIRE HE HAS
LONG ENTERTAINED, NAMELY, THE
ENTERING THE MERCHANT TAILOR
ING BUSINESS UNDER BRIGHT AUS
PICES; AND MY BEST WISHES WILL
FOLLOW HIM TO HIS NEW HOME IN
WASHINGTON, WHERE, 1 HOPE, HE
WILL MEET WITH ALL THE SUCCESS
HIS ABILITY MERITS.
W. o. LINTHICUM.
WE LEARN THAT MR.. BARTRAM WILL
OPEN HERE DURING THE COMING FALL
SEASON. MR.. A. SAKS, OF THE WELL
KNOWN FIRM OF A. SAKs & CO., OF
THIS CITY, IS TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH
MIR. BARTRAM AS HIS PARTNER. AT
THE SOLICITATION OF MIR. SAKS, MIR.
BARTRAM is VISITING OUR CITY FOR
A STAY OF SEVERAL WEEKS. DURING
WHICH TIME HE WILL ASSUME CON-
troll OF THE TAILORING PARLORS OF
MESSRS. A. SAKS & CO., 31o SEVENTH
STREET. BEING FRESH FROM FIFTH
AVENUE, NEW YORK, GENTS MAY
RELY ON RECEIVING FASHIONABLE
GARMENTS.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
G VERY SUPERIOR FRUIT FARM,
VINEHHAIdRtR9, Idt9, sToNNE quARRIEy AND OTHER

FOR
ADJOINING HALGABLE GRASS AND
lying at and below the famous Cabin John Bridge,
upon the WashinEten alpedgct, half way iseYen
q rom e city .ad Is one rls 81 ss
a aSG
In simmer: The land abounds In building sites
70 G Ike Feeer esP
becoming great city, will render It's value con-
rsn rSs prsses, 70 owner m Ssns sSeas
charge OF a distant manufacturing es a1ltshment,
MS Is fssoyed e s At lie
sf land comprises about go acres, which WIZ DC dl
fPs Gsrs a 30 5SGs 10 snG
stone dwelling house, large barn and sheds wagon
al s.s; se%
In saeSessrGL operation eomprlslns variety Si o.
nne popular wine; dfiy acres 10 oIchars, consist
pears peaches and fruits o every S III EOa ssaSIy Al
Sea5g 1rsss ieS y lhs mGi, thrifty sSndi9n 5 s5S
grass, with part timber: and a mill seal on Cabin
ohm The whole Of this tract consists OF about
so5 per ssf cas SssRss n one to
years, with Interest, secured by deed vi trust
No. ain stone quarrles, upon . tract OF land Of
about = acres lying nsiTse1 She Washing;Sn aque-
Of pure granite, sap granite and gneiss quar-,
re-; Of sbogia NILE IN Length sd olns The SuSrries
X and win nIsress Secured
BY deed Of trust ON ths preniSes. =.
above, Of good quality; several 6ne bnlitIg Sites
but without IMPROVEMENTS. Part OF thisis in tim
balance In one and two Years, with
by deed OF trust the premises.
Apply by letter or In pWSriiiIph pWii'hfSn < READING.
Near GEORGETOWN, ID. @.
Washington, ID. G.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR TO RENT-oN AND AT
ter the first Of July next, FURNlsuED
HOUSE, no. "a LafAyette Square, lately occupied
BY Vice President Colfax, and nov by Senator Al
bert Apply 70 EDW. SHlPPEA, SO Walnut
street, Philadelphia. my2l-W&Ss:
National Republican., 1874-05-27
s THos. nj. ri L0WMAN,
ARCHITECT AND ENeihEE B,
COO = STREET NORTHWEST,

Own MOON KAsr oYSRvR I'D hmi-Jm
YINDs OF OAsT-oFr WEARING
a APPIREL can be sold to the very best ADJ
1.ntsTe by sddTe.sing or eailinS on SUsIn, Us D.
Notesby mali promptly aitendeat 10. Cash paid;
National Republican., 1874-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

kle N o + G E d.
All persons indebted to the firm OF GREEN &
WILLIAMS are hereby notified that their accounts
must be settled within thirty days from date, either
BY cash or short notes, the business of the Old
hrm viii b. closed on the lst day of July next.
Mr.. v. PullLzl Is authorized to receive and re-
ceipt for all moneys due the nrm.
Parties falling 10 comply with this notice will be
forced to settlement by process OF law.
.... W. B. WILLIAMS,
Surviving partner OF Green & Williams.
my2--lw rStar1
National Republican., 1874-05-27
RouNrAIN AouARIuMs.

Something novel and beautiful for fish and
flowers. just the thing for eonservatories. Call
and see in operation ut the show rooms Of Hamil-
ton & Pearson, Y. NJ. q. A. building.
National Republican., 1874-05-27

- that on WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant.
the Washington Driving Association will add TO
the other attractions purse of SO for running
horses half mile heats, best two in three S35 to he
first horse and SIS to the second horse per cent
entrance money. Entries will close at the judges
stand on the course at 33O p of the 9th Instant
National Republican., 1874-05-27
WANTS.

WANTED~TN Ex6HI <Ss soS R11sf
w NESS HOUSES on eySrfh street. Two
street TI viii be exchanged for pqsTRfcT II sECUai-
= mx5s, -s-sf71f : .iT { Il. NJ HALL,
-'-t. 5ll Seventh street.
A GBRAAJDUATE OF YALE COLLEGE DE-
and EnSIIss 70 Sr private distraction 90 Classical
amu I ,hs nI,, yehes. Pupils prepared for college;
nnr,Is,on III te and Naval Academies. Refers by
kss1angSf. the following gentlemen, for whom he
x Tp Hon, Z. c. Bzuheld, Solicitor OF Trt
F,,srsor SOL Hosmer, Prof: Chas. B, Young Prn.
strset Inst: u. W. EATON, A. NJ. ~ Tenth
WANTED-A SITUATION IN LAW
~ Onfre by young man OF good address and
penmanshlp. Would be willing to care for the
bfhce and be Of general usefulness for small sal
knowledge Of business and law. address one week
FRANK HOWARD FALL, this once. my2-sts
w ED.-sEOOND-HAND FURNL
w TURE, Bed Clothes, Second hand Clothing,
and Boots and Shoes Wal pay the highest cash
prizes Orders promptly attended to by mail. BY II.
COLEMAN q Co., No. e36 corner Of Tenth street
and Pennsylyania avenue. ap2s-ly
WANTED-EvERYo ONE TO KNOW THAT
w they can purchase DRY GOODS, HOSIERY,
and NOTIONS very cheap at the
VICTOR SEWING MACHINE OFFICE,
also, branch Of Mime. Demorest's Pattern Empo-
ri9m1 469 Pennsylyanla avenue. .,,,r,,
~ ". :. -o-I.-
EUREKA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, s1s
- street. Branch office, Io2z Seventeenth street,
iani5 So MRs. LOUISE C. BUTLER.
National Republican., 1874-05-27

WE CLIP FROM -"LINTHICUM'S JOUR-
NAL OF FASHION" THE FOLLOWING:
1.-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
EXISTING UNDER THE NAME OF LIN
THICUM & BARTRAM is, FROM THE 18th
DAY OF APRIL, 1874, DISSOLVED BY MU-
TUAL CONSENT OF BOTH PARTIES.
MR.. LINTHICUM WILL CONTINUE THE
BUSINESS FROM THAT DATE, AND WILL
COLLECT ALL MONEYS DUE THE FIRM:
ALSO, ASSUME THE LIABILITIES OF
THE SAME.
W. q. LINTHICUM.
L. s. BARTRAM.
National Republican., 1874-05-27
rrcnrGsS y6rp tIaur

reduce your gas bills, and prevent the disagree
able hiFslng and blowing 60 eomm0n with the old
style burners. Thousands are already In use in
this city, in the Government Printing Once,
hotels, public halls, churches and private req.
denees. The above facts demonstrated tQythe
gstisfaetion OF any one before purchase. R6rners
Or. is md he trade E Ss srsI si1sSi raBc
the light u the sofsest and most sye4 dis
covered. The same globe yery HchIy decorated,
use. Gas Fixtures and Slat6 MarItcls Headoaar.
tefs Y. NJ. Z, r., SSaassldlpE Ninth and d streets.
HAMILTON & PEARSON.