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National Republican., 1875-09-08

Maryland has no more to do with George
town than has Maine or Minnesota. Aud
what sensible man in Georgetown can de-
sire severance from the District. when he
sees the condition to which most Maryland
towns are reduced. Georgetown may not
have a very vigorous growth, but surely
its life is far more buoysnt than that OF
AnnaDn1ie
National Republican., 1875-09-08

BISHOP HARE repudiates Mr.. Welsh, and
declares that his statements do not have
the approval OF the Episcopal committee.
This we have all along suspected. Bishop
Hare's name closes the long list of wit
nesses to whom Welsh has appealed, and
they have all either been proved to be
thoroughly unreliable or have repudiated
him as an infamous falsifier.
National Republican., 1875-09-08

THE New York so-called Great Dailies
were ominously silent yesterday on the
subject of the Mississippi riots. The truth
is there is not one among them having in
its employ single writer who is honest
enough to give to the public an intelligent
and truthful opinion regarding such oc-
National Republican., 1875-09-08
WEDNESDAY MoRN1Ne::sEPTEMBER 5, 1876

THE Democratic press defends Mr.. Vice
President Wilson against what it calls
s'brutar' attack upon him by THE Ma
TIoNAL REPUBLICAN. This is as we ex-
pected. The Democrats are always shrewd
enough to encourage Republican leaders to
the commission of foolish acts.
National Republican., 1875-09-08

National testimonial as 1t deserves to be,
but it ought to be during the early days
Of the next session of Congress. Every
one will say it is right that the heroine of
Newport harbor should wear the National
decoration Of the brave and humane.
National Republican., 1875-09-08

If the Women's Temperance Association
established the Holly Tree Inn for the purpose
of advancing the interests of their cause, why
do they compel their regular boarders to
seek their Sunday meals In restaurantsl
National Republican., 1875-09-08
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
? s -UF THE -..,l 10. .-.....,. So
Columbian University.

The an X-fourth course Of lectures will begin on
ductory by Prof. j. +. THOMSON. Faenlty.
J. g. KILEY; y; D. profess OF Of Materia Msdica,
W, ". johnston, N. D., professor of Practice
A. r. A KING. NJ. D., professor Of Obstetrics
a9d ssEE19sssTS6Sgrl sEE9sT6g D. professor Of Chemistry,
W b. nRINKARD, NJ. D., professor OF Anatomy,
W. LEE, N. D.. professor OF Physiology,
Z 4, sORERS, NJ. D., demonstrator OF Anatomy.
. j. O. RILEY, n, D., Dean,
sesd la07 New York avenue,
National Republican., 1875-09-08
CAPITOL SEMINARY, ,


CAPITOL HILL, WASHINGTON, d. @.
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies, GIris
and Small Boys.
Mrs. LOUISE Z. DEANE, N. K. L., Prof. WIN. NJ.
MIRICK, Principals.
Miss +. A. Lacy, Assistant Teacher; Prof. W.
N. Mirick. Teacher Of Music, Mathematics, and
Latin Prof. 9. Z. Weidmayer, Teacher Of French,
Penmsnshrp, Drawing, Head Crayons, Pastel,
Painting In OIL and Water Colors, Wax Flowers,
Embroidery and Fancy Work.
This school will commence Its second term
wednesday, Sept. l. 1875, TO continue forty weeks,
References and terms on circulars at Seminary,
Ellis music store and Parker's book store: Maps,
globes, library. charts, and all the facilities Of Q
thorough practical education. Rooms commodIous,
well-wsrmed and thoroughly ventilated. grounds
large, location and Surroundings beautiful. Both
line Of cars pass within one square Of Seminary.
Rooms and grounds now ready for the inspection OF
parents and guardians. Pupils under the
care Of . teacher will visit during the term
the many places of interest in the city and
District, and TINS gain much his torica and scien
fc knowledge. By special permission we refer
Mr.. VIM. j. Murtagh. au25tuthSt-lm.
National Republican., 1875-09-08

If William Allen only had black eyes, and
90 pared off the rim of his ears, he would
stand an excellent chance of being the next
Governor of the Buckeye State.
National Republican., 1875-09-08

Nothing but the strong hand of Federal
power, clutched squarely upon the throat of
that monstrous incubus, Ku- Kluxism, will ever
bring peace and prosperity to the South.
National Republican., 1875-09-08
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

The Democracy of Pennsylvania are quite
evenly divided on the money question, and the
fight upon that issue will be desperate at the
coming convention.
National Republican., 1875-09-08
mo HON. Alex. Whits, Of Alabama.

nor honest treatment Of the President, who
has never by word or act given occasion for
such course by the party which elected him.
National Republican., 1875-09-08
MARRIED.

RAGAN-BRISBIN.- the morning OF the 9Th
instant. by the Rev. ]. j. Keane, Mr.A.H. RAGAN
and Miss MARY BRIsBIN, all Of this city.
National Republican., 1875-09-08

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN HAS a
LARGER CIRCULA TT0E THAN ANY OTHER
FORMING PAPER IN THE DISTRICT OF co.
LUMBLA.
National Republican., 1875-09-08


milk after learning that 1t was not from George
Washington's own cows, has been invited West
to stump the State Of Ohio for the Democracy
The railway companies of Virginia have
established in our sister city of Alexandria
bureau for the gratuitous exhibition of speci-
mems of the various mineral ores of Virginia.
This is capital as well as mineral idea. It is
expected that the minerals will attract capital.
Governor Allen, of Ohio, is breaking down
under the severe canvass he is making. He
ago, but after g rambling and disjointed
effort of forty-fIeII..minutes' duration he was
obliged to leave the hall.
Why is kiss like a sewing machinel Be
cause it seemsI so good.-Boston Courier.
Just sew. Or because it's indulged in with q
gusset-oh. A-heml Any further remarks on
this subject Will be needles-s.-Ne0 York Com
rnerc,al. Correct; the subject is quite thread
bare.
When do a mans notes fall below par
When he has more of them out than he can
redeem at maturity. When are his I. o. U's
sold at a shaver When he fails to pay them
promptly in currency on presentation, and asks
you to take the amount In store trade. 1t is
the same thing with "Uncle SAM"
What the South winds are saying just now:
"Murder, outrage, rapine and plunder. Rights
denied and justice put to bay" And respon
sfve strain comes gushing back from the Weak
kneed men of the North saying, "The spirit of
the rebellion is crushed and dead. Peace
reigns. The prodigal sons have returned.
Bring forth the fatted calf"
Master of fslaves-indicted for libel and Sian
der-hoarding illgotten gains snatched from
the temple-sweat of an hundred slaves-a pro-
ducer of falsifying Witnesses prevaricator of
the truth; yet, with all these blight-breeding
curses clinging to him like grim pail, VIII
liam Welsh, the pretentious Christian gentle
man of Philadelphia ushers himself before the
public as the accuser Of two high Government
then refuses to come before the investigating
committee to sustain his slanderous charge.
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is apparently
favored organ, and with means of obtaining
news not open to its contemporaries. 1t au-
thoritatively declares that the departed Presi-
dents are one and all in Heaven. It would be
invidious to doubt such q statement.-Phila.
Inquirer.
Certainly 1t would. If there is anything we
admire it is discretion, and at the same time
we sympathize with our cotemporary in its
misfortune of strict dependence upon others
for information concerning anything in Heaven.
If we wanted news from the other place It
would probably be wise to spply to the In
.n,r;rer man
National Republican., 1875-09-08
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

NO~N~NNNN0~O~N
HOw TO LIVE LONG; OR, HEALTH
u maxims; physical, mental and moral. By
DR.. " W. Hall.
How TO Make Living. By Geo. @. Egglestou.
Ancient History from the Monuments. George
Smith.
Personal "Reminiscences. By o'Keihe, Kelly and
IN the Kitchen. BY Elizabeth 8. Miller.
Living Thoughts OF Leading Thinkers.
Popular Resorts, and how 70 reach them:
WIN. BALLANTYNE,
aus ES Seventh street.
National Republican., 1875-09-08
RATES OF ADVERTISING :

twenty-five cents per hne' Adverusemehts un. r
der the head Of tsFor Sale or Rent" "WAnsed, d"
ssL,ost and Found, " and personal" twelve and
AhRlf cents per line.
Rz- All uconuuucationS, whether on business or
FOR publication, should be addressed to VIVA j.
MURrAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
Washington, D. G.
National Republican., 1875-09-08

The man whs lunched at Mount Vernon
on bread and milk, and refused to pay for the
milk after learning that it was not from George
Washington's own cows, has been invited West
to stump the State Of Ohio for the Democracy
National Republican., 1875-09-08

The railway companies of Virginia have
established in our sister city of Alexandria q
bureau for the gratuitous exhibition of speci-
mems of the various mineral ores of Virginia.
This is capital as well as mineral idea. 1t is
expected that the minerals will attract capital.
National Republican., 1875-09-08

HOUSEKEEPFRa
IL Fitting ont or refurnishing with
ss.-, - CROCKERY
GLASSWARE,
AND HOUsEFURNIsHING GOODS,
can find all they require at store, OF good quail
1ty, at Lotc prices. :.
WEBB n BEvFRIDGE.
Importers II China and Croekery,
No. 1000 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
sep2-et near Eleventh street
National Republican., 1875-09-08
EDUCATIONAL

C@ONNNNNoSNNN NNIocoooNIooO~N~NH(
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW DE-
~ PARTMENT.
The Sixth Annual Session will open on MONDAY,
3l-lm
National Republican., 1875-09-08

THR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, is published every
morning Csundays excepted Al tine soatn"est cor
- ~ Thtrteenth street and PeunsyivAnia avenne,
md Is furnished subscribers 10y eArrersl at any
Man subscribers, postage paid $500 per year;
a. 90 for six months, and 500 for three months
Ta~nE Invariably in advance.
National Republican., 1875-09-08
WEST END,
FORT WASHINGTON,
NEw VORK CITY.

Perfectly and elsborateiy arranged. In Its views
chsrming;i all that pertains to personal comfort,
ventilation, proper drainage, Croton water, baths,
&c., IL is unsurpassed. All other excellences be-
longing to nrst-class establishments, and It's &C.
commodations for private stabling commend it to
jyi5-sm CHARLES II. SHELLEY.
National Republican., 1875-09-08

Governor Allen, of Ohio, is breaking down
under the severe canvass he is making. He
attempted to speak at Warren day or two
ago, but after g rambling and disjointed
effort of forty-fIeII..minutes' duration he was
obliged to leave the hall.
National Republican., 1875-09-08
SUMMER RESORTS.

VATTON WE KNOW OF NO BETTER
Il place to spend the months Of September and
October than Yatton-beauiifuIy located on the
W. & o. X: R., Loudoun county, Ya.s my miles
no m the city. The board Is cheap. the mountain
see merry beautiful, good CUNNING and Is
ior neai'n GFoRGE SFS iy W. WRIGHT, Proprietor,
Round Hill Depot, W. & o. r. B., Va.
National Republican., 1875-09-08
HENRY r SEARLE,

zIe Z strsss, opposite Poss once Ne.
partmenG
National Republican., 1875-09-08
E d u GATE

A GADEMY OF THE VISITATION, Il,
u V. M, GEORGETOWN, d. G.
The exercises will be resumed Ssptember6. For
further particulars apply TO the Institution.
au19 ThSTutsepi5
National Republican., 1875-09-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

DRfVHTE ETGiTfoN.NT0fTioN fc1 IN onHs.
L SICs, Mathemat tics. French AMI English.
Special preparation for West Point and AnnLpol
lege. seS-WFM-2w
National Republican., 1875-09-08

1EISS OSBORNE'S YOUNG LADIES'
N1 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOUL, 9f3 II
street, corner Of Tenth, viii reopen MONDAY,
Hsh branches, Ancient, Modern Languages and
Music. Particular attention given to Primary and
intermediate department. iyI2Sm
National Republican., 1875-09-08

A RT SCHOOL,
u WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER 20, 1875,
MRS. SUSAN e: FULL ER, Principal.
PROF. p. BAUMGRAS, Teacher of Oil Painting.
PROF. CHARLES sCHLAAR, Teacher of Me-
ehanical Drawing.
See circulars at Book Stores and at the rooms, No.
1Ol6 TENTH street, northwest. sep2-1m
NHAMBERSBURG ACADEMY, PENN
" sYLVANIA:-Healthy, attractive, easily
accessible. Boys thoroughly taught, kindly cared
for. Principal has twenty-five years' experience.
Duties resumed September I'd. $500 . year.
j. II. SCHUMAkER, Phi. D.,
sept2-eo1m Principal.
National Republican., 1875-09-08
FOR RENT

ToR RENTNEF FIRsToGAss FURN1sHEl
II HOUSE. Apply at 2oI7 g street northwest.
National Republican., 1875-09-08

Why is kiss like sewing machinel Be
cause it seemsI so good.-Boston Courier.
Just sew. Or because it's indulged in with q
gusset-oh. A-heml Any further remarks on
this subject Will be needles-s.-Nev York Com
mercsal. Correct; the subject is quite thread
National Republican., 1875-09-08

SCHOOL BOOKS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AT
WILLIAM BALLANTYNE's
42s Seventh Street.
A FULL STOCK, AT THE LOWEST PRICE.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED WITH BOOKS
FOR INTRODUCTION. se4-tf
SCHOOL BOOKS AT INTRODUCTION
sfokS i5s street. sSSSe
New York avenue. se3-lm
NEW BOOKS.
THE WAY WE LIVE NOW. A Novel. By An
BHSRELPERR'sP OSR1 iiSEIRs POPULAR RESORTS, and How
MY DISisH HID DAYS. By Griffin.
QUEEN MARY. A Drama. By Alfred Tenny-
TREASURE TRovE SERIES. tBurlesqus.) By
B1RTIETT's FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS.
5 HSn. P I Ast5: e. Heie:: %
HISTORY OF FhE hAE R2% R18Fsj Or REAL PROP
MkekhfHSR'sf tstk 81 RP'sfsEEroRrs fSsEEroRrs. SUPREME COURT.
RRff william XS sse!sq.s Es,s,s's Notes %
s:ts :a 'ti IL tsais Gf S0hn b.
Jair: beardsiy divorce Case; Forest Divorce
b:;sf sSS fass Ssss f.1ss 1Ss l iS
linen and fue Stationery, for sale by
- W. II. o. II. MORRISON.
p Law Booksellers and Stationers.
aua6-tf 475 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
NEW 200 X D.
Silent witness, by Edmund Yates :............. Is
A u omanis Ransom, by +. W. Robinson.... rs
Open Sesame, by Florence Maryatt- t-........... IS
How to Live Long, by DR.. Han.................A 80
Eelantine, by Eliza Tabor 80
TIE Way We Live New, by Anthony rrollope. 50
The Hudson (illustrated), ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
sermons our or Church By Mrs. Muriock. ...... 1 50
Log Book OF Fisherman and Zoologist, by
Modern Art Education, by Langl. ............... rs
A. Norssman,s PnErimage, by Boyeren. ..... l 50
Nooks and Corners OF New England...... 50
large lot of Standard Novels reduced 20 Sc Scents.
~ = cOLOMONS CHAPMAN, ~
Agents for Laurence's Pure Linen PApers,
. au2-t Oil Psnnsyivania avenue
National Republican., 1875-09-08
EDUCATIONAL,

HEEDIOAL DEPARTMENT OF THE HOW
.Nl ARD USIVERsITY will Commence OC-
1OBER ], and continue ave months.
Fees. 1atriculAtt0n .... fIO %
Free.
GraduAtion 5000
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-21

mundo, que ell hombre que abusa ia
tornemente de la mission que dice hs
berle con6ado los pueblos, es u
tfaidor maivado.
Que ell que uItraia a la mujer, y el
pdblicas reuniones la ataca y la oscar
nece, es un bajo villano.
Que ell que combate a las Hijas d.
la Carload, debiles y buenas, y La
vilipendia y las escupe y las calumni'
es un cobarde esclavo.
Que ell que dicta ordenanzas de
despojo, de deshopra y de horrible
persecution contra la religion de nues
tros padres, podra ser diputado de los
ta,leres mas6nicos; pero nunca de Ia
nacion n mejicana, que Sc levanta al
rada a protestar contra tan audaz in
solencia.
Y va que ell miedo ha convertible
en- cuakeros q los hombres que a1n
Sc llaman catolicos, nosotras las mu,
jeres protestamos desobedecer en-
cuanto nos sea possible los edlctos de
los modernos Julianos; protestamos
obedecer hasta la muerte q los supe
riores eclesiasticos, va sea que nos
.habler desde ell destierro 6 desde ell
cadalso: protestamos no reconocer
mas por hermanos, por esposos, nj
aun por hijos, a todos los que han
tornado parte en- la infcua expatria
cion de las Hermanas, y protestamos,
finalmente, sufrir con gusto y con va
lor las persecuciones que esta franca
manifestation, nos atraiga. Invitamos
q todas las senoras cat6icas de la Re-
pdblica q que Sc adhieran q nosotras,
firmando este manifesto, que supli
camos q los periodicos francamente
catolicos Sc sirvan reproducir en- sus
columnas, abriendo un registro de
frmas en- sus respectivas redacciones,
y publicando los nombres EN- sus pla-
mas.
Deseamos que adn los diarios i'm
pios y masonicos den conocer este
documento por todas parties, aunque
10 recarguen con concentrates burles
cos & injuriosos, a fin de que no Sc
ignore que la tiranfa que hoy Sc ha
erigido en- ley, leva ell peso de la
energica y general rcprobacion.-
Guanajuato, diciembre 81 de 1874.
maltitud de frnsas).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-21
@. B. S. NJ.
La d~quesa de Medinacegi.

Zarsuela. a.-Por telegrama recibido ell
marteo en- esta, Sc sabe que la compaiifa
lirico- -dramAtica que Sc estaba esperanto
en- esta con tanta ansia Sc embarcara en-
Santiago de Cuba Ell 2 en- el vapor. fran
ces y llegara esta capital ell %. Las no
ticias que tenemos del elenco no pueden
ser mas lisonjeras. Los peri6dicos de Gu
ba Sc deshacen en- elogios de los art;stas.
Ali han teuido todas las noches un leno
complete Segun cstos colegas, ademas de
contener la compania un conjunto admira-
be, descuellan en- ella cuatro parties prin.
cipales que rayan por su merito grapde
altura, d. Rosa Llorens, excelente tiple.
u. Juan Prats, tenor ser;o de gran repu
tacion, el Sr. Palou, briilante baritone =
ell ce.ebre tenor o6mico d. milo Cara.
tala.
Tcndremos, pues, una de las meiore,
companies de zarzuela cue hayan yenidc
aqui, y dentro de pocos dias inaugurar.
sus trabajos.
Desde manana queda alberto ell abon,
en- el teatrO de 10 8 II del dia , de A
de la tards,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-21
PRoTEsTA
DE LAS sENoRAs DE MEJICo
A LAS ADICgoNEs CoNsTITUCIoNALEs

De La Vos de Cuba copiamos la
protesta que las Senoras de Guiana
juato han dirigido al Congfeso de la
Union mejicana, q la cual Sc han ad-
herldo la mayor parte de las Senoras
de Mejico:
"Senores diputados del Congreso
general de la repdblica:
Las que suscrbimos, seforas ca
t6licas, elevamos nuestra voz hasta
vuestra augustfsima asamblea hacien
DO uso del derecho que vuestros dig
nos antecesores otorgaron en- nuestra
Carta magma, teniendo la liberal coz
descendencia de OR las queias de
oprimido, salvo, empero, ell mostrar
Sc sordos 4 elias, 8 amordazar al que
pl Math, XVI, Ia,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-21
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

Dla IL de mayo.-De San.homas, vap. esp Manue~
la, cap Don Modesto Vilamil pasaieros; Don Pablo
Gar, Jose G Quano, Manuel Llorente Jose Castillo
Alvarez, Florentino b. CatIn Francisco Lompene.
de Areeibo, gol. esp. Petra, pat Jose Carran, pa
saieros Emilio Timon
De Santa Cruz de Tenerife, berg. gol alem Viene,
cap. Mr.. Suhr.
De Palma de Mallorca, berg goi esp. GsasrAI
Valmaseda, cap, Don Antonio Bosch,
lie Nueya York, berg. gol. am. Avella Ne. Loon,
cap. Mr.. Piene
De Aguadilla, vap. esp Madrid, q Don Juan
Latirtegui.
De saathomss vap ing. Marsey cap Compton.
De ldem, vap ing. Etro; cap. MacaIIloy.
Deidem, vaP al Maracabo, cap. Mr.. Geors siIiaE.
De Arroyo. gol. esp Esperanza, pat Ante Rosa.
Mr. Charles III. Gerryor
De vigo pol. esp Ines cap. D. Jose NJ. Rosa.
De Monteviieo pei. gol. Isidro cap d. Pedro Bar
beta.
| ~ Nos referimos la function del domingo porous
A a mi al al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-21
G. A G E I L L A S .

Carue.-Durante los dias %, "a, 25 y
26 del corriente Sc expendera en- esta
ciudad la libra de cerdo, los dos primeros
dias 28 cuartos los dos restantes a
26; y los dias 27, %, 80 y 80 del corrien-
te Sc expendera la libra de res 20 Guar
tos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-21

La Cruz RGa.-
El professor Sr. Cortes ha recibido la
siguiente carta como consecuencia de la
function infantil que di6 en- favor de la
Cruz Roja.
Association International de socorros
heridos en- campana.
Seccion central de sefioras. .-Presiden
cia general.
Madrid, 15 de abril de 1875.
Sr D. Francisco Cortes.
Puerto Rico.
Muy senor milo de mi consideration:
oportunamente tuve la satisfaction de leer
la muy atenta carta que V. Sc si1vi6 diri-
girme, de la que retire una letra de $182
que la acompanaba, producto de la fun
cion infantil, que los ninos del Colegio de
la digna direction de ", hicieron en- el
teatro de esa localidad a benefcio de esta
Seccion, que tengo la honra de presidir,
cuya letra Sc ha hecho efectiva aver.
En- mi nombre en- ell de las senoras
de esta central, tengo el gusto de dar
V. las mas expresivas gracias, que deseo
haga extensivas a los tiernos seres, que
inspirados en- la acendrada cari1ad de su
director, han dado pruebas inequlvocas
de su tendencia al bien, oontribuyendo a
aumentar los socerros para los heridos dc
la guerra civil que nos aAige.
En- la primera OCCASION hare publican tar
caritativo acto, digno por todos concepto.
del mayor elogio,
Aprocecho esta OCCASION, para ofrecel
V. la consideration mas distinguida cor
que es de V. atenta serviiora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-21

Confrn,aciomes.- de S. Francisco
no empezaran ell "a como Sc ha anuncia-
do sino ell 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-21

ID Joan, Vii, 81.
l2l la Pet. V,S.
al Cor X, 10, -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-21

nl Nos referimos la function del domingo porous
tuimos q mAgtss a teatyo,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-04-28

Thomas presented the first prize, beautiful
bouquet and portfolio to Supt. Eastburn. He
received them in a neat speech and very gal
lantly presented them to Miss Clara Koons.-
Mr. j. A. Anderson, captain of the side first
out, was presented with pair of No. 12 slip
pers, "fearfully and wonderfully made, y
which he received in an amusing speech that
put the audience in the best of humor. He
said that he would follow the example already
set, and would present his gift to Supt. East
burn. Mr.. Eastburn made some laughable re-
marks and in turn presented the slippers to
Prof. Woodruff. The Professor kept the au-
dience in roar for a few moments, and CON
Guided by accepting the gift and retaining it.
Mr.. Walter Hayhurst then received box of
children's blocks as a prize for the first one
out. lie accepted it with appropriate re-
marks and thus ended the first spelling bee
in Lambertvlle. The audience packed the
hall, there being at least Ave hundred people
present. The net proceeds amounted to $76.-
20.
Not the least pleasant part of the entertain
ment was the music of the Winona Orchestra,
recent organization by some six or eight of
the young men of this city. Their playing
was excellent, and gave great satisfaction to
the audience.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-04-28

New FIRM.--I. M. and J. T. Severps, sue
cessors to Robbins Sc Severns, No. Al N.
Union street, Lambertville, N. j., Druggists
and Seedsmen. The business will be conduct
ed under the direct supervision of DR.. l. M.
Severns, whose experience Of fifteen years in
the drug business is sufficient guarantee !
In connection with Drugs, we will continue
the flower and garden seed department, Civ
ing it our especial attention, keeping on hand
the best selected variety that can be obtained
from the grawers. All the leading varieties
of potatoes on hand. Orders received for any
quantity, at lowest cash prices
Thanking the pablo for the patronage
heretofore extended, we hope by strict atten-
ton to business to offer at all times every adj
vantage to the selection Of first-class goods,
and at the very lowest cash prices. $50.
|. NJ & j. T. SEvERSs.