National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-30

For the lower lake regien AID the Mi'ldle
states, areas Of ram, followed by clearing and
cooler weather, north TO west winds, and rising
barometer.
The following was TIE range OF the Thermometer
At Hempler's yesterday: g. IA, SO: 10 a ~,
$50; Il m, $50 p. m, SIC; p. m, $50; p. m,
bso: .. m. b4o.
For market reports see third page.
Buy your groceries of Van Ness & 20.
Call at the homeopathic pharmacy, 9l4 : street,
and get the dollar case Of medicines.
Aaron Bradshaw has been appointed notary
public by the District Commissioners.
Early yesterday morning mad dog was killed
on p. between Fifth and Sixth streets northwest,
by Oficer Oliver.
The eoaI-lOaders in Georgetown hare gone to
work again for the price demanded by them-5O
cents per boat; last years prices.
H. d. Cooke, IT., * Co., bankers, No. 1923 F
street, (suecessOTs 10 Sherman & Co.. buy and
sell foreign exchange, District OF Columbia secu-
rites &C.
The sales OF fish yesterday in Georgetown were
5000 herring, at SO ger thousand: 500 shad, At
Sl6 and SIS per hundred, and 1000 tayiers, at Sl2
per thousand.
; The driver OF car No. Is of the Metropolitan
railroad line found a pocketbOO 10 his car con-
tanning $50, and had no trouble to ind the owner,
to whom it was promptly returned
1t is estimated that the cost Of repair to the
schooner d: n Anthony injured a. rev GAYS
town Wharves, will be fully 5000.
We understand Prof. HiIlyer will take few
pupils TO the eOuLtry this summer to study
SEetching from nature. IhOSe wishing 70 JON
the class should apply at his studio at once, rs
Fourteenth street.
The German American Savings bank, corner
Of Seventh and streets northwest, Federal
buildmgS) pays hve per cent. interest on deposits
made on or before the Sd Of each month. John
Hitz president; @. Z. Prentiss, cashier.
Colonel Albert Won Metz of the German army,
and Lieutenant q. F. Peterson, of the Danish
army, will give broadsWOTd and foil exhibition
this evening at the Washington gymnasium
Both Of these gentlemen are celebrated swords
men.
The receipts by the canal in GEORGETOWN yester-
day were 1000 barrels Of -four, 500 bushels of
wheat, 100 bushels of corn and 400 bushels of mill
feed; by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. 400
bushels OF wheat Sales-A lot Of wheat at Sl.44
per bushel.
Captain Frank Hollfngshead, with his steamer
shores next Sunday. While down the river the
party will have an OppOrl unity 10 enjoy plank
shsd dinner at Glymcnt. The boat viii start at
1850 a. N sharp.
The attention Of parties residing in the north
western section of the city is called te the ad-
mirsble stock Of household goods, light hard
ware, TefrigeratOrs, water coolers, &C., now Of
fered for sale by Mr.. J. r. Narrower, No. 1886
Fourteenth street. 1t will save trip down town
to purchase at HarrOYers, as he sells at the most
reasonable prices.
The residence of Mr.. George Siegers, on Sew
enth street northwest, was entered by a thief
robbed it OF quantity of wearing apparel, and
then escaped unObserved. He effected an en-
trance into the house by rear secOnd-story win
dow, and, though zone of the family were below
him in the sitting-rOom, managed to successfully
accomplish his netariOus work.