National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-15

weather probabilities, estimated at q. H.
Fer Middle and Eastern States stationary or
rising barometer, northwest to southwest, cooler,
SSio and Mississippi viii Continue falling slowly.
For canal regions of New Jersey and Virginia
temperature rise but remain at or below freezing.
Thermometric readings taken December Il, 1875,
1t the Signal Once: a. m, 800; 1875 q m,
500; Il m, $50; 7. m. $50; SIS p. n, so; Up.
N, $50; III p. m, $40 s.. maximum, s60i mini
mum, $40 g..
Boarding and for rent cards sold by Brad.
Adams.
Highest price paid for left-of clothing, boots,
shoes, &c, at HerIeg's, 81 d street northwest,
Six per cent. paid on deposits, payable on de-
nand. Special rates on time deposits. J. II.
Squire & Co., bankers.
Il, D, Cooke, IT., Co., street, near the
Treasury, do a general banking business and buy
and sell District securities &C.
Note paper, 81 per ream, and envelopes, 81 per
thousand, at Brad. Adams.
l. Spanier, l4le F street, sells 1ne brands Of
Havana cigars at Park TDford's prices; also,
pure wines and LIQUORS.
New York papers delivered to residents ct
o'clock by Brad. Adams.
Buy your goods for cash where you can buy
ehespest. If you do rot intend to pay for what
YOU buy do not bay Of those who advertise in the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Playing cards, the largest assortment in the
city sold by Brad. Adams.
JW. Richardson, who was shot twice by Char.
+. Fugitt on Tuesday last, and seriously wound
ed, is improving, and is now considered out of
danger.
ORcers of State associations. concerts and dra-
matte clubs should examine Tsllmadge hall be
fore making other engaR ements. Is is the best
hall in the city for all purposes, centrally located
and on first floor.
From e. C. Pursell, bookseller and statioler,
Ninth street, we have received THE Wide Awake
Monthly Magazine" splendidly illustrated AID
bound-just the book for Christmas present o
the youth of both sexes.
Alta meeting of the class OF the Medical De
partmsnt of Georgetown University the following
SsAeers were elected for the ensuing year: i. a.
Brano.hury, president; E. q. Morgan, vice presI-
HaEen, treasurer.
A gran Ievee Will b. EiEen ct Odd Fellows
hall, tomorrow night, by the Uniformed PstrI-
archs L o. o. F., and the prophets Indicate that
It will be q success. There is so much OF Charity
performed nv this Order vi thout ostentatlon that
10 ts deserving OF every encouragement
On Friday evening next the ladies of the First
Presbyterian church (Dr. Sunderland's) give q
grand concert at Tallmadge hall, street, for
me benefit Of the church. The very best talent
that the event Will be well worthy Of the attend
anee Of the music-loving portion Of the commu-
nifty.
Messrs. DuDcanson Bros, auctioneers, sold yes.
terdsy, for Philip F. Larner and Chss. T. Davis,
trustees part Of lot s, ip square $780, fronting II
feet on south H street, between Sixth and Sew
enth streets east, and running back rs feet to q
3S-foot alley Improved BY an unfinished three.
story brick dwelling, TO Mary Wilkins. Alkers
for $1,650.
Mr.. Jos. williams, Of the nrm Of Williams &
Bartlett, contractors Of the North Capitol-street
sewer, was seriously injured last Monday morn.
ing white engaged In removing the props and
ErSPvrts OF finished portion Of that work.
While engaged in giving some directions one of
the timbers fell and struck him TO the brick Dot
tom, rendering him insensIble up to Monday
night. Yesterday morning he was reported as
better.