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National Republican., 1875-06-26
V. Tfook. TO Andrew J. Hinton, for reading; Hen
~ q. Douglas, department and scholarship.

V. TfoCk. 70 Andrew ]. Hinton, for reading; Hen
~ q. Douglas, department and scholarship
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Books we're given by the teachers for excel
Ie1Ue II department and in recltItious daring the
YEAR to be following pupils: George b. CLARK,
Conrad HeIisr, John JarVin, Peter Hepburn,
v N. JaTuOe, Chss CleaSes. Anna kunR, VIM.
: FessfN, Emma RIezce, Mortimer Bessey, Lewis
FTierieh, Andrew ]. Hunter, Henry q. Douglas.
Closi#g Exercises of Miss Barrover's School.
The pupils Of this school, tier a satisfactory
examination Of two weeks duration, met on FRI
day morning In their school rooms, at 1885
street. opposite Franklin Park, and received
medals and prizes according 10 standing. Gold
medals were awarded TO Misses Lizzie D. Raub,
Amy q. Aldis and Florence BsaIe, for regular
ard punctual atteD Ddance; prizes for regular at
tendance and general improvement, Misses Ida
Hicks Alma Walker, Minnie CoWling, Laura
CoWhDg. Katie NJ. Piekell, LAZY Hicks, Rosa B.
Rhipple, Masters Herbert H. Potter, Charles A.
Meyer, VIM. T. WoOdley. Howard A. Graham,
John Welcker; honOrably mentioned, Misses
Anna Moore, Florence Dawson, Emmie Wood,
Mary b. Smith, Maggie Forsyth, Franc Lewis,
Aelen Thornton. Hattie BOardman, Lulie Law
renee, Bertha Hunton, Ida May Wilson, Julia
Tuck, Ruth Tuck, Lucy Tuck, Olive BendZ,
Willie Masters, Masters Rudd Smith, John Pool.
The school will reopen September Q.
National Republican., 1875-06-26
A ponular FalloU


Colonel Dice is without doubt the most popular
fellow in town at present He came here last
winter, and since that time he has made friends
with every one he meets. He has more fascInat-
ing ways about him than Venus ever dared to
dream Of, and wherever he goes he is met with
words of welcome, and receives all the attention
possible for our people to bestow upon one to
whom they must ever feel grateful. Little chill
dren cry for bin when absent and quite melt
him with their childish attention when present
Old gTsy-headed men will totter around three
blocks to see him, and then be thankful that they
found him at all. Women, aye, even venerable
old sppsters. with their back hair played out aud
their front teeth gone visiting, have been known
to get up at midnight and go down two flights of
stairs just to feel the cooling 1 fuence Of his
presence. OF course we wouldn't say this if we
thought they were going to get mad about 1t; but
II is true nevertheless Boys, in fact men, school,
girls, the pRupers and the Tich all enjoy the CON-
pany Of Colonel Dice. and even the cat and dog
have become so attached to him lately that they
Will climO upon the ia Die and take q smile when
ever lie is near. The foct is this fellow s so Dop
ular that should he suddenly disappear from our
midst, and the people believed him to be
drowned, they would never forgive themselves
for not packing the entire Potomac into Ice
houses last winter, and thus have taken the
means Of his death away. He IS a good chap, but
bis Shadow IS growing beautifully less. This
makes us sad when We think how fond mcst folks
are Of salt mackerel.
National Republican., 1875-06-26
THE COURTS.
Saenial Tarm-IudRs RYlie.


This'oOurt made the following orders yesterday:
Kennedy We. Holden. order finally eeahrmlng
Maxruder VS.. Morgan Order appointing G. P.
Morgan guardian ad tfteR.
HeWett VS.. District Of Columbia. Order for pre-
liminary II junction In tax case.
Alexandria aud w ashington Railroad Company
vs.. WiIks ct al. Motion TO dismiss as TO Wllks
oVerruled.
D. L. Shoemaker VS.. District of Columbia. Or
der for restraining order returnRBle JulyS.
WEIGH vs.. same. Same order.
George Shoemaker vs.. same. Same order.
Ray ct al VS.. same, and Ward ct al. We. same.
Preliminary injunctions ordered in both cases.
Bundy VS.. Lucas. Decree appointing x. 5.
Davis trustee.
guardian to defend infants interest.
Clements VS.. Rawlings. Order Of reference to
state trustees account.
Philips vs. Philips. divorce-case. This case
was opened, bat not concluded.
The court then adjourned until Monday.
Circuit court-Judgs Humphreys.
Monday was set apart Tor hearing the motions
on the calendar.
sweet vs. Barker. Action on Q spromissary note;
verdict for the defendant.
Creecy Grifith VS.. W. a. Neufchatel. Order
Hall Hume vs. Williams Verdict for plain
tiff in suit for note.
CASES FOR MONDAY.
Nos. 195, lss, lss, fSs, 9O2, 203 and 2O5.
Criminal Court-Judge Macarthur.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
The District attorney entered nolIe Prosequies
johnson and John H. Hoffman, all the cases
being for keeping bar-rooms without license.
District of Columbia VS.. Roseberry. Judgment
for not perfecting appeal Adjourned.
National Republican., 1875-06-26
NEW ADVNTIsEMENTs.

Proposals for ice.
Proposals for hemp.
Proposals for supplies.
Proposals for dredging.
Notice of extension Of road.
Country board In Virginia.
Summer excursion route book.
UniVersalist services tomorrow.
Higgins German laundry soap.
Meeting of Equal Lodge, No. II.
Collectors notice to draymen, sc.
GOnZaga College commencement.
Proposals for sale Of waste paper.
A sevsn-room brick house for rent.
f gllsh Lutheran Church services
Three-story brick dwelling for sale
Reformed Episcopal Church services.
Mattings cheap al 9Ol Seventh street.
Special meeting Colombia lodge l. O.OF.
Great bargains in dry goods at Began & yIie's.
Cement, lime, &C., for sale by Bird & Hepburn.
A number Of brick houses to be sold by b. II.
Warner.
st. Paul's English Lutheran Church choir az.
cursion.
ysluable improved property for sale by ]. T.
Wormlsy. -
Horse, buggy and harness for sale by WIN. L.
Wall & %.
Notice to persons ewing taxes In Prince Georges
county, Md.
National Republican., 1875-06-26
Auction Sales To-day.

By Thomas DoWling:
At 10 o'clock superior household furniture,
showcases, hardware, Tuft soda fountain, &c.
At u O'Clock, splendid pair Of carriage horses
and harness.
At O'Clock, q choice stock Of fine old Madeira,
Port and Sherry wines; few lots rare and dne
old brandies, Bourbon and rye whiskies.
Att O'Clock, six valuable unimproved lots on
Fourteenth street east, d street northeast and
Tennessee avenue, in square 1882
By Young & Middleton:
At o'clock, valuable improved real estate on
X street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
northwest.
Fly S. Samstag & Co.:
At 10 O'Clock, q large stock Of dry goods and
fancy goods, at his auction rooms, No. s05 Market
space.
By W. LWall Co.:
At O'Clock, at store No. $50 Louisiana avenue,
lot OF new and second hand furniture.
At5o'elock, dne young road mare, no-top buggy
and set single harness.
By Wash. B. Williams:
At 10 o'clock, general assortment offurniture
National Republican., 1875-06-26

Eon. Fred. Douglass on the Recent Change.
In letter addressed by Hon. Fred Douglass
% the New York Post on the recent changes in
the officers Of Howard University, he says: mo
organic change has taken place in the institu
tion. Ostensbly, at least, it is the same ingtitu
ton 1t ever was There have been no changes in
the board Of trustees. Its members are the ssme
as when Gen. Howard was the president of the
university. At the recent meeting Of the board
Of trustees there was declaration Of purpose To
manage the university, neither in the Interest Of
tho American Missionary Association nor in that
el the CUngTegationaltsts. There was purpose
declared 70 cuTtail the expenses OF the inFtitu-
t!gn, and power was given to the eKecu live com
mittee TO bring these expenses within the income
OF the institution. This executive COMMITTEES rs
composed Of two white gentlemen and one col
ored. The board Of trustees also elected the Rev.
George 7. Whipple, the veteran secretary OF the
American Missionary Association as president Of
Howard University. This was done in the lace Of
the e2rnestly-eXpressed desire Of the cIored
members Of the board that the position should be
given 10 q coiOred man"
National Republican., 1875-06-26
Inansntinr a .Railrnah.

Yesterday morning, by invitation, the following
railroad cfciss arrived in this city for the pur-
pose Of inspecting the Baltimore and Potomac,
Alexandria and Washington and Alexandria and
Fredericksburg railroads: Frank Thompson,
general manager N. G. and B. p; IT. N. Ely,
Superintendent Motive Power Pa. X. R.; q. &.
wilkins, superintendent N. q. and Il. and p; G.
W. Rhodes, superintendent Motive Power, N O.
and B. and p; H. H. Garter, engineer N. q. On
their arrival the party were met by Colonel Wood,
resident engineer Of the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad, and they at once took . special train for
QuRDttco On their return they proceeded to
Bowie Pope's Greek and other points were in
Epected during the afternoon
National Republican., 1875-06-26
The Assault On Mrs, Thorna.

Mrs. Catharine horne, who was brutally as
saulted on Thursday afternoon by the negro
Warren, is lying at her house, on street, in Q
very preoarious condition. 1t appears that War
rem attempted to make of with a piece of meat
out of her shop when Mrs. Thorne interfered.
Warren seized her roughly by the hair, and
dragging her out into the street, beat her about
the head until she was insensible. Amer Warren
had left she was carried into the house by neigh
bors.
Warren was yesterday morning committed to
await the results Of the injuries Of Mrs Thorna.
National Republican., 1875-06-26
FUNERAL OF Mr.. DANIEL TYLER.
A sEREEADR,
Compliment 10 the Retiring Treasurer.


About fJTty,five members OF the Washington
S3ngerbund assembled last evening about 10
O'Clock, and, proceeding to the north wing of the
Treasury building, sCrenaded General Spinner.
The singers were under the leadership of Pro-
fessor Eley, and their efforts were highly ap
preciated, rot only by the sereuaded, but by
large gathering which assembled to hear them.
Three tieces were sulE-"Kpights, FAREWELL -
The SHIP on the Ocean," and, in conclusion,
Good. IL ht," from the opera Of "Martha"-tho
solos being rendered by Messrs. KnooD and
kOhleT. General Spinner mad, on hearing of the
prObs bility Of a serenade, eXacted a condition
that ne would not be expected to speak. and so,
when the last song had been sung, the club
quietly withdrew.
National Republican., 1875-06-26
District Notes.

The employees OF the District located in Colum-
bis buildings will be paid their salary for the
month Of June to-day.
Dr.. Frank T. Howe, chief clerk of the engineer
Office, who has been absent on a trip to Boston.
returned yesterday and was at his desk
The Commissioners yesterday gave an order for
the transportation Of eight more inmates to the
Insane Asylum, belonging to the different States
which have been supported for several years past
at the expense Of the District.
National Republican., 1875-06-26
Memorial Church Excursion.

Tho managers of the Memorial Church excur.
sions announce the third trip Of the series for
Wednesday, JULY. The elegant iron steamer
Pilot Boy, commanded by the courteous Harry
Byles, will cave her wharf at O'Clock p. m,
making cOntinus trip Of forty miles, returning
promptly at II O'Clock p. m These excursions
are becoming highly popular on account Of their
securing agreeable company, so that there
can be no annoyance from roWdyism; prompt
ness in starting and returning at an hour
which will not interfere with Q good nights
rest, and such arrangements for refresh
ments as will satisfy the wants Of all, at reas-
enable figures. They have thus far been pa
tronized by our most respectable people. Go and
take the family along. Tickets for sale ct Ellis
mUefp
National Republican., 1875-06-26
Household Treasures

Notv nhstaL ding the extensive demand made
during the past winter and spring upon Mark
Titer's emporium Of the fine arts, he has rapidly
replaced all vacant spaces with more beautiful
goods. In pictures he has most charming scenes
from the Potomac, Rock creek. and summer re-
quiste taste, and especially desirable to citizens
Of the metropolis. most choice selection Of
frames, cords, tassels, and other fixtures is now
Oelng offered by him a. wonderfully low prices
for cash. Porcelain pictures. chr0mos, and en-
cravings in rich variety. He suits the most
National Republican., 1875-06-26
Women,s Tsmnsrsnn. nninn.

It is proof Of the great amount Of interest felt
and zeal manifested by the temperance ladies to
report that while the Thermometer ranged among
the ninetieG yesterday still the usual Thursday
afternoon meeting was held and largely attended
The support which the ladies report having re-
the second Holly Tree luncf.room was yery
ahsering. Arrangements were made to hold here
after the weekly devotional and temperance
meeting at the new rooms, on T street, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets on Monday
evening, at O'Clock, instead Of ThurEday, at /
O'Clock, as heretofore
National Republican., 1875-06-26
Rihln RaadinRA

The reading in the course Of Bible readings
given in the parlors Of the Young Mems Christ
ian Association on Sabbath afternoons at 4
O'Clock will be held as usual tomorrow, and the
topic Of the reading will be "The Cross" These
topical readings Of Gods Word arelbeconinR very
popular and productive Of much good. Our peo-
pie need more and more TO inquire what does the
Bible teach upon given point, rather than to in-
quire what is the opinion Of the Church or OF in
oiTidUals. These readings on Sabbath after
moons attract not only Christians but others who
are interested In such things
National Republican., 1875-06-26
Real Estate Sales,

B. II. Warner, real estate broker and auctIoneer,
sold yesterday afternoon at auction, through ].
I. Coldwell, salesman, fJr Geo. F. Appleby and
W. E. EdmonstOn, trustees, lot l in Brant's
subdivisen Of square 40, on the northWest corner
OF Seventh and u streets northwest, improved by
three story brick dwelling and store on the
front and brick stable in rear of lot, to Daniel
Smith, esq., at $3.50. b. H. Warner sold last
evening, for E. X. Wilson, trustee through f. D.
Clesry, saleman, lots Is and 16 In square No. p59
to J. H. Crossman, for cents per square foot
National Republican., 1875-06-26
Unitsd Amsrican Msohanio,.

The following are the Ofscers elected by Wash.
ingtOn Council No. l, Order Of United American
Mechanics, at their recent meeting: J. Weed
Corey, councillor; J. F. L. De Vere vice councillor;
q. W. Cooper, recording secretary; E. Wheeler
assistant recording secretary; &C. Frsyser, nnan-
eisl secretary; ]. H. N. Pumphrey, inductor; T.
L. ElmOre, examiner; r. A. Frere inside pro-
tector; H. Arnold, outside protector; H. T Smith
treasurer, (re-elected;l J. n. Walker, L. Wheeler
and q. q. Wilson, trustees.
National Republican., 1875-06-26
Washington stock Exchange.

At the regular meeting Of the Exchange, held
on Tuesday last the following officers we're elected
to serve for one year: Vice President, H F. Davis;
vice chairman, William Dickson; treausrer, E.
". Nourse; member of the governing committee
DR.. e. E. Prentiss. The officers of the Exchange
who hold over are: President, John Hitz; chair
man, ID. W. Middleton; secretary, A. L. Barber;
governing committee, John F. BrOadhead and
National Republican., 1875-06-26
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES
SOLD ON EASY TERMS BY
W. S. TAPPAN, AGENT,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
go TO $1,000

go TO a1,0oo
invested IN StooEs and Gold pays 100 per cent .
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbrldge o.,
Bankers, Wall street, New York
THURsToE'B IVORY HRARL. TOOTH PowDHR
used daily Will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty-Five and fifty cents per bottle.
JoUvBN's INoDORCUs KID-GLovR CLEANER
Will renoYRte soiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
rH9aPsoN's PohADE OPTIHE Is equal 10 the
best French, and but half the price twenty-five
and fifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRENGTHENING PLAsTKRs are the
very best. All sold By druggists.
National Republican., 1875-06-26

Obsequies OF Deceased Prominent CitI.
zens-HOn. Fred. Douglass on the
Recent Changes in Howard Uni
Versity-MisceIIane Para.
graphs of Local Interest
Court Reports and
other Items.
National Republican., 1875-06-26
SUNSTROKE.
First Fatal Case Of tha SEASON.

First Fatal Case Of the Season.
Between and o'clock yesterday afternoon,
E. 7. Gladmsn, a bricklayer, was overcome by
the effects of the sun while engaged working on
First, near High street, Georgetown. He was re-
moved to mis- house on Bridge street, and Drs
about u. m
National Republican., 1875-06-26

The following is the arranged programme for
the promenade concert Of the Marine band at the
grounds south Of the Executive Mansion this aE-
ternOon: National air; March, Revez; Overture;
SicIlian Tespers, Verdi; Fantasia, Martha Flo
tow: Maggis1a UngrOit, MREaurick; Chorus and
duet, RigOletto, Verdi; Waltz, La Dora, Giorgia;
Carnival Of Venice, arranged by L. Schneider;
Sumter, arranged by q. Schneider; national air.
National Republican., 1875-06-26
RECoNNESpED BY PHys1crANs.

Pure Grape Wine, raised on Guntlach & Dres-
sells celebrated vine yard, SODoma. CSL; Oata bs
red and white; sweet Catswba; fine Port and
SherTies; Rhine and MOselle Wines, all recon-
mended by leading physicians for medicinal pur-
poses. CHRIS. XANDER, GIL Seventh street.
National Republican., 1875-06-26
CITY ITEMS.
THOUSANDS OF PROMISING roUr

THOUSANDS OF PROMISING YOUTHS,
of both sexes. go down to untimely graves from
general debility and weakness, who might be
saved by fOrtiGying their systems with iron. TIE
Peruvian Sirup is an Iron Tonic, prepared eX-
pressly to supply this vitaliZiug element, and Is
the only preparation Of iron that will Rssimtlate
at Cnce with the blood.
National Republican., 1875-06-26
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA REAL ESTATE
TO BE SOLD FOR TAXES

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COLUMBIA Bull :
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GOVERNMENT
AND OTHER PURPOs
FOR The FISCAL YEAR ENDING 1876
wherein of
if nsada in
front
ten O'Clock
aforesaid shall
to Of
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TO
the
a The tineo OF aymen
COOK
Collector he of Colum5ia.
National Republican., 1875-06-26

gray alpaca coat, good linen duck coat, and hne
and medium white vest, at sMte belum prices,
Oppenheimer Co., Ss1 PennsylyanIs avenue, are
the parties to buy Of.
National Republican., 1875-06-26
For Hot Weather.

estate and insurance agents, have sold for Mr.. R.
Ross Perry, trustee, lot 9, In square 80, George
town, fronting ~ feet ~ inches on Bridge street,
between WasbfnRton and Congress streets, to
AsSTIr Marcy 4 Payne, for tso,% PET ftppt foot.
National Republican., 1875-06-26
BASE BALL.
3rsightons vs.. Eagles.

The game yesterday between the above ninss
had very little Of interest to note, the Eagles
seeming to be too much excited to play from the
start Composed Of the best Of Junior players,
they should make better records, when playing
Nth amateurs, than they do. The following Is
National Republican., 1875-06-26

BEFORE REMOVING to southeast corner of Sew.
enth and Z streets, Light Cashmere Suits re-
duced from so to S14 EIsEMAN BRos.,
sos Seventh street, near E.
National Republican., 1875-06-26
CAUTION,

In our chsDgeable climate, coughs, colds, and
diseases Of the throat lungs and chest Wll always
prevail. Consumption will claim its victims.
These diseases, If attended to In time, can be
rested and cured. The remedy is DR.. WisfGr's
BGISGm of WHd Cherry. Fifty cents and Al
bottle, large bottles much the cheaper
National Republican., 1875-06-26
Marriage Licenses.
Promena6a Concert

The following licenses were issued yesterday {:
Francisco San Sullippo and Maggie Latckford:
ChRs. Dorsey sad Julia Wright.
National Republican., 1875-06-26
Fine Furniture, Several Fine Pianos, Show.
Cases, Counters, Hardware, &c.
For Office Coat.

Thomas Bowling, auctioneer. will sell this
morning an extensive assortment Of the above
goods. Parties desiring frst-class goods should
not fail to attend.
National Republican., 1875-06-26
WOOD AND COAL.

GTEPHENBON d BRO,
~ PATENT BUNDLED KINDLING WOOD.
The best In use. Prepared from the best quality
Of Virginia Pin e,And Introducing . Patent Fire
Lighter In each bundle, dispensing with the use of
Kerosene, Ehavings or paper. Sold by all grocers.
Ask for stephenson's Patent Wood, and take no
other. Every bundle has printed label giving d.
rections for use. All the best qualities Of eoaI con-
stAntly on hand. STEPHENSON q BRO, sole
manufacturers in this District; office, I2lS Penn
sylvAnIA avenue. Mn and Depot, SeVenth-street
wharf. rChronicle.1 mhIe
National Republican., 1875-06-26
Damage Allowances.

In case where goods arrived in New York and
went to Chicago in bond and there the owners at
mpted to have the ocean damages appraised
within ten days after arrival at Chicago, Mr..
ConRnt, the Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury,
praissment must have been made in New York.
On reference to the Attorney General he has
written elaborate opinion, Of which the follow
ing is the decision: "The solution of this Ques-
tlon does not depend upon abstract reasoning,
nor is It to be determined by any consideration OF
its effect upon the increase or dminutiol Of rev.
enue or the convenience or Inconvenience Of ini-
porters. 1t depends upon the true construc-
tion of the various acts Of Congress re-
lating to that subject. The only statutes
which bear upon 1t are the acts Of 1T9e, 1923,
1870 and 1872. After Q careful examination Of all
these statutes 1 am clearly Of opinion that the
port of final destination, and not the port Of first
liquidated and the ocean damage is to be ascer-
tanned, and that the ten days do not begin to run
until the port Of final destination is reached"
National Republican., 1875-06-26
Annthar Grsat Rednntinn

AuULneE UTeaL heduclon
On all Alpaca, Worsted, MOhRir, Serge and
Linen Goods, prior to our removal TO southeast
corner Seventh and Z streets.
EIsEMEH BRos,
5o5 Seventh street, nesr E.
National Republican., 1875-06-26
0BsEQUIEs.
The Late Thomas E. Lloyd,

The funeral OF the late Thomas Z. Lloyd took
place at O'Clock yesterday afternoon, from his
residence, corner Of Tenth and G streets south
west. The remains were encased in a handsome
black walnut casket, covered with black cloth
and ornamented with silver trimmings. The
attendance Of friends of the deceased was very
large, many Of them being old residents Of the
District. Mr.. Lloyd was 9 member Of several
organizations, but, at the request OF the family,
the org ganizations were not present distinctive
bodies, but were represented by many individual
house and at the grave by Rev E. ID. Owen, pas
tor of Ryland chapel; Rev. Samuel Rogers of
West Virginia. formerly in charge Of Ryland
Of this District, Rev. Samuel Shannon and
Rev. B. 2. BittenRer were also present
Remarks eulOgistic OF deceased and appropriate
vice was impressiTely read, and the cortege pro.
ceeded to Oak Hill cemetery, were the remains
were Inferred. At the cemetery an octette
brother BY beautifully chanting an appropriate
hymn. The pall-bea:ers were MeFsrs. George
White, r. H Graham, VIM. J. Stephenson, a,
5. b. White, Robert Boyd and George L. Sheriff.
FUNERAL OF Mr.. DANIEL TYLER.
The funeral Of Mr.. Daniel Tyler, who died on
Tuesday last, took place from his late residence,
No. 1889 Congress street. Mr.. Tyler was born st
Limington, York county, Me-, in the year 1875,
and entered upon the study Of the law in the ONCE
Of Judge Howard, Of Portland, Me. When ad-
nttted to practice he opened an office In his ns.
tive town; suosequently representing It in the
Oshkosh, Wiz, pursuing the pr setice Of law there
The derangemsnt of pusine con SEQ eut upon the
war induced him to accept public Service in this
city, where he has resided for the past ten years
In the practice Of his profession he sustained
high moral character. He attached himself to
Dr.. Rankfn's society, ard was q eommunicant Of
that church in this city. A wife and five children
survive him. The eldest son Is Rev. Mr.. Tyler,
Of Ithaca, N. Y.
National Republican., 1875-06-26

EXCURSION OF THE CALEDONIA CLUB.
National Republican., 1875-06-26
Delicious.

Palmer's Cincinnati Lion lager is the finest beer
in the city. For sale by dealers for family use ct
t1.20 per dozen, pint bottles.
National Republican., 1875-06-26

Anniversary of The Battle Of Banncokburn
National Republican., 1875-06-26

he DECLINES TO MAKE A SPEECH.
National Republican., 1875-06-26

WooLIEN GooDs at an immense reduction,
previous to removing To Seventh and E Streets
EIsRMAH BRos.,
sos Seventh street, near E.