National Republican., 1875-11-30

weather probabilities estimated all ns-for
the Middle and Eastern States high barometer,
oasterly n portherly winds decidedly cold, clear
a. nartiy cloudy weather, and possibly follower
along the Middle Atlantic coast By snow or
rain.
Thernometric readings taken November %,
Is76 at the Signal Once: q. m, 46o; T;ss a.
N. 16o; z m, 470; p: m, 4so; 4:35 p n, Sss;
p. m. 20; II p, m, 24o. Maximum, 40'; mini
mum. A'.
For court reports see third page.
oxyEenized air for Oatarrh. at e1e street.
sherman Grant, bankers-highest price paid
Sur Sos bonds and auditors certificates.
Highest price paid for left-on clothing, boots,
shoes, &C., at HerIeg's sl7 d street northwest.
Six per cent. paid on deposits, payable on de-
nand. Special rates on time deposits- ]. II.
Squire & Co., bankers.
ID. Cooke, IT., Co., T street, near the
Treasury, do q general banking business and buy
and sell District securities sc.
Aladdin Security OIL is safe under all circum-
gtances. 1t will burn in ali kerosene or coal oil
lSmpe. Ask for 1t, and take no other.
The alarm Of fire from box al at o'clock last
night was caused by foul chimney in the res'-
dence Of Mr.. E. L. Stanton, No. 1laa Fourteenth
street northwest
Buy your goods for cash where you can buy
cheapest. II you do rot intend to pay for what
VOC buy do not buy of those who advertise In the
ELTIoNAL REPUBLICAN.
Parties arriving In the city who desire the New
York papers can have them delivered at their
residences BY O'Clock p. m. daily, BY leaving
their address At J. Brad Adams, No. 81 street,
opposite Patent Once.
Everybody IN want Of Welton, Brussels, three
ply or ingram carpets should examine the
numerous new and choice patterns from w. and
j. Sloane's, Broadway, New York, on exhibition
1t J. W. Mcknight Co.'s, No. l427 FennsyiTa-
mia avenue.
Advertisements, from four lines upwards, can
be inserted in any leading city or country news
paper In the United States, st lowest standard
rates adopted by such papers, At MAX Oonen. I
Newspaper Advertising Agency, NO. $50 street,
fTailmadge block. rooms Is and 10.
Hr. Theodore F. GateheII, ,Itrue to his promise
10 the court to bring his little acrobat charge uT
IN the way he should go. took the little fellow tC
the Sunday school Of Foundry NJ. E. church or
Sunday last to commit him 70 the tender care o
Of the infant Glars
Some time Saturday night or Sunday morning
aeouple of young thieves entered SaTsge's hard
ware store, on street, between Tenth and EleT.
front Of nc premisss, and after Sppropriating .
few pstols and other articles TO the value OF $50
made OF. The thieves, two young boys, thirteen
and ten years Of age, were captured yesterday oy
Detectives McEliresh and McDevitt, and the
goods were recovered
The collection Of fine oil paintings which are
advertised In our auction columns for Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday nights, at l1o1 Pennsylvs
MIA avenue, corner Eleventh street, by Duncansou
Bros, for Mr.. ID. Gale, are now open and on exhl-
bitiop. We urge upon our readers to call in dur
ang the day and examine these works OF art, as II
Il quite q treat to inspect them, and any in want
Of such class ef paintings should not fail TO at
tend the sale, as they will be positively sold.
At the turkey-shoot at the Germania Shuetzeu
park, the lucky ones out of possible score Of q
were Captain Balgh, who made IS In three shots
carrying away hve turkeys; Mr.. Heunch made
2b, and captured one turkey; Messrs. Wheeler
Childs and Captain Baugh each secured turkeJ
Tor the best bulls eyes. In the bowling, thS
lucky ones were Messrs. Fox, Schultz, Furs lngel
and Schmidt. Captain Baugh is the turkey king
'tMother Stewart OF Springfield, Ohio who
was one Of the prime movers in the "crusade" il
Ohio. has received a call from the Temperance
and she has aScepted. On learning this the Wo
mems Temperance Union extended to her an in
Titation to come this way and deliver for them q
lecture. She has made her plans TO be here nexi
week for that purpose. Definite arrangement
will be announced in due time.
Captain John Moore, an old and Kreasly.re
spected citizen Of Georgetown, died ast Sunday
night at his residence on Dunh2rton street, In tht
eighty.eighth year of his age. Captain Moore wa
born In Prince Georges county, Nd, in the yea
Of iS12-15. About fifty years ago he removed Il
Georgetown, aud resided uninterruptedly thert
until the time Of his death. He was extensively
Interested in the construction of the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal. His funeral will take place th
morning at u O'Clock.