National Republican., 1875-09-11

weather probabilities estimated at H.
For New England and the Middle states cooler
clearer and partly cloudy weather, with north
east to northwest winds and rising barometer.
Thermometric readings taken September TO-
1875, at the Signal Once: q. m, TSo; 1885 am,
$50; so II p. n, S. Maximum. $50; minimum, $50
Natures Beautifer softens the skin.
Try the B. q. cigars They are the best Of all.
The latest chemical discovery-Nsture's Beau.
tifer.
Neaves' food for infants, at the Homeopathic
Pharmacy, 9l4 F street.
Use Natures Beautfier q few times and you
will want no more powders.
Sherman & Grant, bankers-highest price paid
for 365 bonds and auditors certificates.
Highest price maid for left-of clothing boots,
shoes, &c, al HerZeg's, sl7 d street northwest
Thos. E. WaggEman, real estate broker and
auctioneer, has sold part Of lot So in square 5o2
to Mr.. Myers
Mr.. Howard Prince, the new clerk of the Po-
lice Court, qualified and entered on his duties
yesterday morning.
A dead colored male infant was found Thur
day in The siiey between Eleventh and TTelttn
and o and p streets northwest.
H. D. Cooke, IT., & Co., F street, near the
Treasury, do a general banking business and buy
anu sell District securities &c.
Martha Brown fell in a fit in Judiciary square
yesterday, and was assisted by Messrs. John s.
Hopkins and James II. Forsyth to her home, cor
ner OF Fourteenth and streets.
The game of base ball that was to have taken
place yesterdHy on the Olympic grounds, between
the amateur Creightons and Eagle amateurs, was
postponed, on account Of the rain, until further
notice.
The yacht Atalanta, owned and sailed by Mr..
James L. Shepherd, OF the Treasury Depart
ment, left Georgetown yesterday morning with
party Of five for q ten days cruise on the lower
Potomac.
The thirty-sixth anniversary discourse will be
preached in the Fourth Presbyterian church by
Rev. John Z. Smith, the pastor, tomorrow at IL
O'Clock q. m, to which service citizens and
strangers particularly invited.
Natures Beautifer-the best freckle lotion.
A meeting will be held at Harry Ohristman's
hail, corner Of Eighth aud streets southeast,
tonight, TO make nnal preparations for the skif
and fuh races which will take place on Wednes-
day next on the Eastern branch.
Yesterday morning about II o'clock two COL
ored carpenters, Arthur Perkins and George
Payne, while working on q house on MRssachu-
sets avenue, between Second and Third streets,
fell distance OF about thirty feet and the latter
was badly hurt about the head. Perkins escaped
with a few bruises
Forsythe, will remove next week from his pres
eut Office, in the northwest corner Of the first
flCOr of the City Hall, TO q suite Of rooms in the
basement of the building. The Judges Of the
court will occupy the surveyors present quarters
as consulting rooms.
The Reformed EpiscOpaIChurcb services will
be held usual in Lincoln hall to morrow morn
ing and night. the pastor, Rev. Wm. MCGUIRE,
officiating. Previous to the sermon at night,
Rev MIR. Mcclure will explain the portion Of
the Reform ed Church in relation to other Protes-
tant Churches. The public are cordially invited.
Work was commenced yesterday on the new
portion Of the railroad track of the Washington
and Georgetown line running from the Avenue,
near the present crossing at Rock creek, up
Twenty sixth street to NJ, and theme across the
NJ street bridge into Bridge street. GeorRetown.
the cars will BE- running across the NJ street
bridge instead Of the Avenue bridge.