National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-24

weather probabilities, estimated at i a. H.
Tor the bIicdle and Eastern States, cold north
cart winds, increasing to brisk, partly cloudy and
clear weather.
Thermometrfc readings taken December q, 1873,
n the Signal Once: a. m, 40 g.; 7:35 O. NJ,
44e g.: Il m, $50; p m, 100; ABS p. m, $50; 9p.
mum. $50.
Boarding and for rent cards sold by Brad.
Adams.
Holiday hats, Stinsmstz, 1881 Pennsylvsnia
aFsnHe.
Gold glasses are given away at Hsmpler's, opti-
clan. No wonder, he has 50 many.
Playing cards, the largest assortment in the
city, cold by Brad. Adams.
Highest price paid for Ieft-on clothing, boots,
Shoes, &C., at HerTeE's, 81 d street northwest,
Si1 PER cent. paid on deposits, payable on de-
HAnd. Special rates on time dePositS- ]. II.
6Suier & Co.. bankers.
Such beautiful opera-gl glasses, and powerful, too,
at unutuHny low prices, at Hempler's, optician,
Eolr.And- q half street.
II. d. Cooke, jr., Co., street, near the
Treasury, do q general banking business and buy
ssa sell District securities &c.
Note paper, 81 per ream, and envelopes, 81 per
thousand, at Brad. Adams.
From to O'Clock this evening the Northern
Liberty markethouse will be illuminated by
four calcium lights, and during that time band
will discourse some fne music.
Don't trihe away your time and money to day
raining for turkeys, but purchase one from some
legitimate dealer, whose advertisement you will
find in TIE REPUBLICAN.
There has been filed in the office of the recorder
o. deeds . certificate Of increase Of stock OF the
Anacostia and Potomac Railroad Company from
Two thousand TO four thousand shares.
Buy your goods for cash where you can buy
inland n MI
you buy do rot buy Of those who advertise in the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
The new chsriot-cars will be on exhibition
Christmas forenoon on street, between Fourth
and Fifth Streets when an opportunity will be Of
fered for persons to subscribe for the balance Of
the stock.
From D. A. Brosnan, No. 92s @ street, dealer IN
stationery and Catholic literature, We have Hag-
erty's lrish-American illustrated AlmRnsc for
1s7e. particularly interesting work for the Irish
Satholic reader.
ohicers Of state associations, concerts and dra-
matte clubs should examine Tsllmadge hall be- |
5ore making other engagements. 1t Is the best
RAIL in the city for all purposes centrally located
and on first focr.
New York papers delivered to residents &. / |
o'clock by Brad. Adams.
Yesterday morning Henry Thomas, who resides
In Adams Express alley, found dead infant on |
b street, between New Jersey avenue and First |
street northeast and took 1t to the Seventh pre-
cinet station house. Il
Subscriptions to any magazine or paper will be
received and delivered to any part OF the city, or
cent by mail, at publishes, prices by J. C. Par
opposite the Post Once.
The following officers have been elected in b. B.
French Lodge, No. Is, F. A. A. NJ, for the year |
1s7e, viz: John r. Garrison, W. NJ; W. H. Earle,
8. W, ". A. Galley; J. W.; E; A Mc1ntyre, |
trustee.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Alexandra Gautron, .
esnfeetioner, doing business at No. SOC street
northwest, complained at police headquarters i
that his wife left his home last evening, taking
with her his money, amounting to 1875 or $3.50.
He seems anxious to recover the cash.
wednesday last as Q boy, nine years Of age, tie i
son Of Mr.. A. H. NARROW, was crossing the Cap /
itol park with . basket in his hand he was met by
sNo eolored men, who evidently thought he was
money he had, and on his replying that he had i
meme they searched his pockets, but finding none /
allowed him to depart.
The steamer Arrow, under the command OF the L
popular Frank Hollingshead, will to-day resume Il
her daily trips 10 Mount Vernon, which have been
interrupted for the past few days the ice in the
river The steamer gets back to the city just in
n Tor dinner, and an excellent opportunity Is
AFFORDED for sI;;c-EHdtng Christmas pleasantly.
The ball to be given on the night Of the slst
instant 10y the Knights Of ST. Peter premises TO
Be grand affair. Thirty Knights Of the sister
Order IN Baltimore have promised TO be present |
vita their ladies. Odd Fellows hall Is 70 be pro-
flSely decorated, and every preparation is Oeink
made to receive the guests in handsome and
nttinR manner.
Sergeant Gray yesterday morning brought 10
police headquarters . small boy, almost white, |
about nine years of age giving the name OF Willie
pooley, who has been lettering about in the First
ward recently homeless and friendless. He states
that his parents reside near White Sulphur |
Springs, Va, and that he left there last summer 4
with sporting man belonging 70 this city.
Mr.. George W. Hopkins, who was sworn as
juror in the case Of John Green, for "ofering .
false reeognance of bail" On the 18th instant and
who taken Ill on the night Of the 18th instant
Of neuralgia, died at early hour yesterday |
morning, at his residence on Connecticut avenue, |
above street. Mr.. Hopkins Was an old resident
Of Washington, and carried on the brickmaking l.
business In the neighborhood of his residence for
many years, II viii be remembered that % Mop-sl
day last MI. Patrick Sweeney Vas sworn al