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NO MORE MONEY.
wee Presidept WILSON and ths Laborsr

On Saturday last Vice President Wilson called
and had an interview with the District Commits
siOners in regard to the sums alleged to be due
the lsborers Of the contractors, about which so
much complaint has been made. The Commits
Eioners explained to him the situation; how the
appropriation Of $4,000 had been expended, and
the law governing the expenditure. The trouble
seems to be that those who condemn the Commits
siODers for tAe Ton-payment Of the contractors
labOrers do Lot understand the law, which author
ICES the adjustment Of all accounts including
tractors accounts, by the beard of audit but does
not provide for the payment Of these laborers by
the District These claims are strictly private
accounts between the contractors and Iaborers.
The Congressional appropriation Of S75,Oo0 was
but nothing could be paid out OF the sppropria-
tion where nothing was found to be due TO con-
tractors.
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Real Estate Sales,

B. H. Warner, real estate broker and aue-
tioneer, sold Saturday afternoon for Abner Kelly,
trustee, lots n and p OF Moses Kings subdivision
Of square s92 fronting 80 feet on the east side OF
Seventh street, between E and Z streets north
to Hon. VIM. Stiekney at o. $50. 10y -
Also, for George W. Stlckney, surviving trus.
tee, lot lettered "D, OF Charles StottG Gubdivi.
sion in square ee4. on the east side Of New Jersey
avenue, between street and North CarolInG ave-
nue., improved by two story and basement brick
dwelling, subject TO special Improvement tax, 10
commissioners Of the Freedmanis Savings and
Trust Company at q $50. 2 -.
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REPAIRING THE PAYMENTS.
The Contractors to be Held to Their Con-
traotz


1t has been generally understood that the Dis
trict Commissioners would, as soon as the spring
weather would warrant 1t, demand of those con-
tractors who had laid paVements at any time,
that they go in to make the needed repairs in
compliance with the conditions Of their contracts.
some Of them at least, would refuse to comply
with such demand, on the ground that when the
contracts were entered into the essential condt-
ors) should receive their pay in cash, according
to the terms, &c, Of contract. That instead OF
money they were obliged to take bonds, certih-
rency, and that the depreciation IN their values
had subjected the contractors to constant Losses.
That the District government having failed to
failure had legally absolved Che contractors from
their
PART OF THE OBLIGATIONS.
This position OF the contractors has received
considerable sympathy among citizens. A repre-
sentative Of THE REPUBLICAN has visited Lieut..
HOxie chief engineer Of the District for the Pur-
these reports. In response to inquiry Lieut..
Hoxie rays he has already sent out large numbers
msnce forthwith the work Of completion and re-
pairs, in compliance with the terms Of contracts.
Alter waiting reasonable time for compliance
with these notices, in those cases where no re-
Spouse Is made he win put q force upon the work
Sufficient to complete It in the shortest possible
time. and will charge the cost to the account Of
each contractor respectively. Mr.. Ho1ie says he
has large and efficient force at command, and
can carry out this plan thoroughly and eIpedi-
tIously. When It is done, or when each contract
is completed, II the amount retained in the pay
ment Of the original contract 10 not Sufficient to
cancel the amount
CHARGED TO THE CONTRACTOR,
he shall bring suit to recover the deficit. He
says he is determined that the psVements shall
be put in complete order without unnecessary
delay, and By taking the matter in his own hands
he is sure OF the accomplishment OF his plans,
and that whatever legal questions may be con.
nected with the contracts, or may arise from his
plan Of completing them, will, by this process
be brought before the courts, where they properly
belong.
He is confident that the concrete pavements
can all be put in good order no very great cost.
That some Of the wood pAvements can be also
readily repaired, but that other portions Of the
wood may not be worth the cost Of repairs. That
in general he is Of the opinion that wood block
paVem ents are not success, and that they will
eventually be abandoned. He thinks that for
Washington the concrete psVements, II properly
laid Of suitable material, will become the best,
and In the end most economical roadWays OF any
yet introduced. He said, in conclusion, that the
appropriations for the District will enable him to
complete large amount Of work the coming
season.
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FEMALE FIGHTERS.
The Razor q Favorite Weapon

The Razor Favorite Weapon.
Mary +. Young and Mary E. ArboId, colored
girls Of the low order, created considerable ex-
element Saturday morning, at the corner of
Twelfth and Z streets, by engaging in spirited
fight, during which the former cut the latter over
the eye with razor, and Mrs. Arbold retaIiated
by smashing q bottle over the head Of Mrs.
Young. At this juncture David, o son Of Mrs.
Arbold, interfered in behalf OF his mother, and
for time things waved warm, until Ofjcer Daily
came along, and marched the trio to the Central
gusrd.hOuse on the charge Of ARRAY. Neither
party was seriously injured,
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Woodruf's Patent File-Holdsr,

The following letter In relation To this great in
yeption will be read with interest:
OFFICE OF MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE Co.
WAsHIEGToN, DO, March Is, ls7S, I
y. ". Woodruff, EsQ.
more than q wear "Woodrufs Patent File-Hold-
en-" manufactured by you, and thus having had
fair chance Of Testing the same, deem It due 70
you and the public to speak in the highest terms
Of its simplicity, Durability and perfect Rdapta-
ton 70 the purpose designed, and 90 hereby most
cordially recommend II 70 all who desire or have
use for q simple and convenient means OF filing
and preserving valuable papers and 8ccounts,aud
especially for the facility e affords Of obtaining
the paper needed without the loss OF time.
Yours truly, j. WESLEY BoTKLKR,
Secretary,
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BUTTER.

DUTTER.-FROM NEW YORK DIARIES
ID and creameries direct, selected for hne Table
BUTTER. The trade supplied at the lowest mar
let nrices A. e. PHILLIPS,
fe6H-tf I7S3-l755 Penna. ave. northwest.
NRUIT TREES, GARDEN AND FLOWER
4 SEEDS, CHOICE FLOWERS.
Fruit Trees, Apples, Pears, lst'd and d,f,)
Peach Plums, Apricots, Sc, all of finest quality.
Grape-Vlnes, Strawberries, GOoseberries, Cur
rants.
Roses. &c.
Garden and Flower Seeds Of the finest quality,
HOMEGROWN and imported.
New and rars Greenhouse and Bedding Plants.
Choice Greenhouse Flowers, (horal designs, J
Crosses, WreaIhs, Baskets, Stands, Bouquets, &c.
At low rates.
Everything pertaining to the nursery, plant, seed
and floral business; ID &C res in fruit and Orna-
mt ntal Trees; II Green-Houses. Catalogues can
be had on application. JOHN SAUL
81 Seventh street, opposite Patent ONCE, wash
inRton, ID. G. mari7-W, F&h-6t-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Firstclass dwelling for rent.
Woodruf's fle-holders fer sale by stationers.
Special meeting Of Harmony Lodge tonight.
Postponement of the concert Of the Montpelier
Female Humane Association.
The choir Of the Fifteenth-street Presbyterian
church give . concert tonight.
choice selection Of hats, bonnets and flowers
parlors.
The subscription books for capital stock Of the
AnacostiR and Potomac River railroad will be
opened to-day.
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T.and1ord anil Ta,,n. 49,.

On Thursday last, the case Of Ellen Welch
against William Toney, was heard before Justice
A. S. Taylor. 1t appears that defendant rented
house from plaintiff and occupied the same
eighteen months. He paid part Of the rent in adj
same. The defendants counsel, James p. Tustin,
esq, made the points, 1rst, that no legal notice
TO qult mad been given; second, part Of the rent
was paid as for receipts al the end of the month,
and therefore any agreement 20 pay in advance,
If made, VAS waived; third, thatithe suit was not
prosecuted according to the rules Of practice in
this District. Justice Taylor non-suIted the
plaintiff and dismissed the case
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The Spelling Matches,

Now that spelling matches have been fairly in
augurated in this section they will prove attrae-
tive sources Of amusement for some time TO come.
Tonight two will be held. One at Willard's hall,
of St. James parish p. E. church. and the other
at DR.. SunderlAnd's church, on FOur-and-a- half
street, at which q fine copy Of "Webster's I'm
abridged will be offered as prize. For fun go
to either Of them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-29
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were granted
In this District Saturday:
Daniel Sims and Maggie Lyle; Floris Maria
Felix Van Ruth and Emily Alberta Van Ruth;
George Edward Luckett and Elizabeth Scott;
George N. Newman, Of Orange q. H., Va, and
Mana Hill Colvin, Of Culpeper Q. H, Va; VIM.
Weinheimer and Johanna Maria Frederick Pog-
genEee.
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Paw Of Contractors,

Messrr. Montgomery Blair and VIM. M. Evarts
are making arrangements with the leading con-
tractors Of this city to secure for such of them as
contracted to do the work for cash the difference
between cash and the amount for which they
sold the bonds In which they were paid. 1t is not
known whether they will apply to Congress or
the Commissioners for relief But they must
have q pretty eure thing Of It, as they take the
case on contingent Zee and without retainer.
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The Nsu gtraat Rai1uav

An excellent opportunity for investment in
permanent enterprise is now offered to the people
of this city in the stock Of the Capitol, North o
street and South Washington Railway Company.
More than three fourths Of the capital stock has
already been taken. The office Of the company,
on the southwest corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and Tenth street, is open from to o'clock OF
each day, and Will continue open during those
hours until all the stock Is subscribed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-29
Nav SHIFTS.

The following suits have been entered in the
Supreme Court of this District since last report:
Robert Christy vs.. Augustine r. Mcdonald.
Account u, 900. n. ..
Charles Pursell vs.. Matthew Sexton. Appeal
from Justice Of the peace.
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Meeting Of Property-HolderS.

A majority Of the property. holders on Eleventh
street, between Pennsylvanls avenue and M street
southeast, met on Friday evening last at the
residence OF Mr.. Thos. Snifnn and measures were
taken 70 test, at a. early date as possible, the
legality Of the action Of the late Board Of Pub
lie Works IN charging for pavements, curbing
and cutters which had not been laid on that por.
tion Of the street embraced between PennsyiYa-
MIA avenue and NJ street.
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rlan.Na.aaal Rail-

Tonight the annual ball Of the CLAIMED Gael
Society, one Of the most hourishing Of the Irish
societies Of this city, viii be held 81 Marinis Hail.
The members are we'll versed In such matters,
Their guests IN evening Of unalioyed Easter
pleasure. sa all .e ~s-@s
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Gall and examine the nre and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities, jewels, dlVerWare, other
valuables. Rents, from ten TO sixty dollars per
Annum, according to size. No business man can
Afford to do without them.
TakRparainq from khe ChicGa0 and Boston Gre
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The sale Of rare and vsluable books By Messrs.
Latimer 4 Oleary, auctioneers, will commence
this Monday evening, Of $50 o'clock,
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ne eucn action az may De
d to the tax law recently
z. d. Gilman,
X. H. Graham,
Noah Walker & Co.,
A. S. Pratt,
s Goldstein & Co.,
H. W. Hall,
J. KeyWorth & Bro,
W. r. Riley,
Thos. Russell,
John Alexander,
GIG. CornWell 4 Sons,
J. p. Milburn & Co.,
J. O. WhitWell,
H. Walter Tucker,
Emory Baxter,
J. W. Selby,
F. Schneider & Son,
G. S. KRAFT,
W. Thompson,
q. CRmmSck,
Hooe, Bro. & Co.,
@. W. Humphreys,
Powers Bros,
b. W. Reed,
H. ClRy Stewart.
J. T. Lehman,
q. B. Msury,
Geo. H. B. White,
Fitch, Fox & Co.,
John L. KidWell,
Austin Herr,
Sam. Lewis,
J. P. Wallace,
Fielding & Welch,
M. i. Adler,
F. L. Moore,
ID. Jackson,
J. Goddard,
NJ. p. Goddard,
r. Brace,
W. G. Duckett,
VIM. r. Brown,
Luttrell & Wine,
]. W. Thompson,
Sam. Gedney,
Dickson & Patterson,
VIM. L. Roose,
Alex. Ray,
VIM. b. EntHisle,
F. b. Mcclure,
Latlmer & Uleary,
Clarke & Given,
Warren Choate & Co.,
@. y. Bryan,
Jos. & ]. Z. Libbey,
Wheatlsy Brothers.
John r. Major,
Gotthelf d Behrend,
John Bowling,
]. T. & H. B. Castlsman,
r. q. Lewis,
]. @. Gibson,
John II. MsRruder,
Henry Eagan,
W. H. H. Olssel,
@. H. Watson,
, ]. r. Cassin,
Began & Wylie,
VIM. H. Spienul & Co.,
Eekhart, Mehler & Veer-
hof,
Herman Gasch,
Roman & Cox,
Daniel Kolb,
Jas. S, Topbam s. Co.,
Geo. O, HenninR,
B. L. Thompson,
Webb & BeTeridge,
j. c. Hall,
r. T. MerrIck,
Riley A. ShInn,
James Goddard,
Frey Bros,
NJ. X. Goddard,
David Jackson,
E. p. Berry,
F. Mohun & Sons,
+. W. Miller & Co.,
Judd & DetWeiler,
Msyfeld & Heiston,
i. & /. Z. Libbey,
Wheatley Bros;
Z. PiekneT & Co.,
T. L. Owens,
T. L. Moore,
X. Hunter,
s. T. Brown,
B. Miller,
NJ. ]. Adler,
Cha. II. Matthews,
Thos. Bowling,
A. Newman,
q. II. Wilson,
W. A. Hutchins,
p. T. Berry,
II. d. Sweeny,
Z. E. Frey,
NJ. Platter.
p. @. Weem,
B. Solomon,
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Blood Diseases,

The blood being the source nom which our sys-
TENS are built up and from which We derive our
mental as we'll as physical capabilities, how i'm
portant that II should be kept pure. II Il con-
tAins vile fostering poisons all organic functions
are weakened thereby. Settling upon important
organs, as the lungs; liver or kidneys, the effect
10 most disastrous. Hence it behooYes every one
TO keep their blood in q perfectly healthy condI-
ton, and more especially does this apply at this
particular season Of the year than at any other.
No matter what the exciting cause may be, the
real cause Of larger proportion Of all diseases Is
bad blood. Now Dr.. Pierce does not wish to place
his Golden Medical Discovery in the catalogue Of
cure every diseate, nor does he so recommend 1t;
on the contrary there are hundreds of diseases
that he Acknowledges it Will not cure; but what
he does claim Is this that there is but one form Of
blood disease that it will not cure, and that dis
ease is cancer. He does not recommend his Dis
eoVery for that disease yet he knows It TO be the
most searching blood cleanser yet discovered, and
that It will free the blood and system of all other
blood poisons, be they animal, vegetable, or min
eral. The Golden Discovery is warranted by him
70 cure the worst forms Of skin diseases, as all
forms Of blotches, pimples and eruptions also all
glaDdular sUellings, and the worst form Of seroF-
ulous and liberated sores Of neck. legs, or other
parts, and all serolulous diseases Of the bones
white svellings, fever sores, hip Joint and spinal
diseases, all OF which belong to serofulous dis
eases.
CoNFIRNED-HIP JOINT DISEASE CURED.
W. GROVE STATION, IA, July Il, 1872.
DR.. Pierce, Buffalo. ". T.:
DEAR SIR: My wife irst became lame nine years
ago. SWellings would appear and disappear on
her hip, and she was gradually becoming reduced,
and her whole system rotten with disease. In
1871 swelling broke on her hip dischsrging large
quantities, and since that time there are several
openings: Have had iTe doctors At an expense
OF sl25, who say nothing will do any good but .
surgical operation.
July 10, 1873, he writes thus: My wife has GER
tainly received q great benefit from the use OF
your discovery, for she was not able to get of the
bed and was not expected to live . week when
she commenced using 1t. q year ago. She has
been doing most Of her work for over siX months.
Has used twenty bottles, and still using 1t. Her
recovery is considered as almost o miracle aud
we attributed It to the Of your valuable medi-
cine. i can eheerfully recommend It as . blood
purifier and strength restorer.
]. N. ROBINSON.
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A VENUE THEATRE.
EYZZ.ZYLL-GEF.

ENGZZsZ HLL.6AEE.
INNOCENT-ANIUSING-
Second Grand Champion Spelling Match, at
FIRST Presbyterian Church, Fo1r-and-a-half
street, near City Hall,
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH .,
At $50 O'Clock.
Kun and ce the phun for . sense, Webstsr's
Unabridged Dfctionary TO the victor, mha5-2r"
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our Nn.icaI Iphilss.

evening service the Rev. Floridus Steele, rector
Of st. Marks church, preached 70 the children OF
the Sunday school their teaoherg, And . large
number Of the CONVERSATION. aa
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TAXATION.

Citizens MsetIng-call Signed by the Bust
ness Men Of the District.
The undersigned, citizens Of the District OF o.
lumbiA, respectfully request their fsIloH-citiEens
to assemble in public meeting at Lincoln hall, on
Monday evening, the 10Th instant, at 1880 O'Clock,
for the purpose Of taking such action as may be
deemed proper in regard to the tax law recently
porusd hy flop0raSR.
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pagged bY ConRTese:

IuOnoby evening" buo -
for the purpose Of taxi
deemed proper in regar
passed by Congress:
NJ. W. Gait, Bro. & Co.,
q. W. Cochran & Co.,
W. G. MetZerott & Co.,
W. Orme 4 Sons,
S. H. Kaufman,
r. B. Mohun & Co.,
John T. Mitchell,
]. W. Boteler & Bro,
Wall & Robinson,
M. william,
Thos. Berry.
VIM. L. Wall,
John W. Marin,
]. H. Semmes & Co.,
Crosby S. Noyes,
Jas. B. Dodson,
Perry & Bro,
G. ]. johnson & Co.,
Thos. L. Hume,
+. +. Carter,
Barbour & Hamilton,
Eugene Carusi,
Z. L. White,
q. A. James,
Sam. Bacon & Co.,
Dan. B. Clarke,
jackson, Bro. & Co.,
W. H. & o. H. Morrison
J. B. Bryan 4 Bro,
L. q. Campbell,
W. B. Moses,
Besll & Baker,
A. Saks & Co,
ChsE. Stott & Co.,
Frank Harvey,
W. T1ley,
W. D. Wyvill,
W. H. Narrower,
]. ShiliinRton,
H. F. Zimmerman &
Son.
Walter S. Cox,
S. Simmons,
John NJ. Young,
Wash. B. Williams,
LutE & Bro,
b. SilverberR,
Browning & Middle.
ten.
Geo. Watts & Co.,
Robt. Cohen, ST.,
S. Ratzenstein,
N. H. Shea,
liable Brothers,
H. ]. Gregory,
Geo. Taylor,
E. Pickrelr & Co.,
VIM. ClBbauRh,
John ID. Robinson,
Somers & Smith,
Hartley & Bro,
A. Ross RAY & Bro,
E. p. Welch,
Geo. Shoemaker & Co.,
W. H. Tenney & Sons,
Geo. W. Cissel.
Deener: Oissel & Welch
s. Cropley & Sons,
r. B. < A. B. Cropley,
r. s. Cropley,
W. H. Beall,
Thos. Knowles,
Valiant & Ogden,
John II. Sis,
A. Gaegler,
TnO6. j. hart y TO-,
Joseph J. may,
DuucanEon Bros,
Hayward & Hutchinson
Hill & Mcdonnell,
r. NJ. JohnEon.
Chss. ]. KinEolTing,
Robert Ball,
W. o. Berry,
E. +. BUCKLEY,
Luchs & Bro,
Behrend Bros,
Holmead & Co.,
VIM. Hurley,
H. o. TOWles,
T.. 7. Simpson,
John F. Ellis & Co.,
Lockwood, Hufty &
Taylor,
". NJ. Shuster & Bro,
Solomons & Chapman,
Franklin Philip,
Willett & Ruof,
Jos. W. Nairn,
John MeClellaBd,
Biedler, Howard & Co.,
John A. Baker,
YateI & Mitchell,
NJ. Silver,
S. Heller,
Geo. Ryneal,
L. Heilbrun,
Lansburgh & Bro.
Wilson, Brooke & Co.,
Schmedtie Bros,
J. W. Kennedy & Co.,
Francis
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EIRPOWER TO FILL VACANT LOTS
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
THE PARIS AND NEW YORK SUCCESS OFIS-5,
GIROFLE-GIROFLA!
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, March q,
for six nights and one matinee only, first produce
ton in Washington of Lecocq's last and most sue
GTROFLE-GIROFLA!
the reigning sensation Of 80 European cities and
the great musical event of the year. which will be
produced with entirely new costumes properties,
gorgeous mse-en-scene and the iden ticll New York
cast, DR. 81 nting for the first time in Washington
MILE CORALlE 6EOFFROY.
Prima Donna from the leading Partisan theatres;
MILE LEONTINE MINELLI,
MILES Kid, Dorel, Yandamme, Perraut, Julien,
Clancy MONS. G. DE QUERCY,
Principal Tenor from the Partisan Opera Comlque;
Messrs. Valaire, Walter, Genot, Salvador, DayGls.
Perraut, Tuat, &C., sc. GRAND CHORUS and
ORCHESTRA, comprising 50 performers, under
the direction ONIONS. q. VAN GHELE.
GIROFLE-GIROFLA.
will be presented with the same completeness Of all
detail its Fifty consecutive repre-
senta lions in New York. Admission, 81; Reserved
Seats, 50 cents extra; Gallery, 50 cts, Seats for
of Theatre. mh22-tf
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GENERAL NEWS OF The CITY

TEEEING q THR BOARD OF HEALTH.
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RECOVERY OE THE STOLEN BANK PROPERTY.
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CoNFIRNED-HIP JOINT DISEASE CURED.
W, GROVE STATION, IA JuLU IL IsT2
Discovery is sold By druggi!
Frosted Limb
TAKE ere on YouR HALuABLES

Ponds extract invariably relieves the pain anG
finally cures.
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Braun's AutotYpes.

Braun's Autotypes.
Our special importation Of these remarkable pic
lures Is now ready for exhibition and sale and We
invite the inspection and investment Of all persons
works Of art or the great masters supply. As no
other copies cam want long felt. The exhibition
will continue q few DAYS only.
WARREN CHOATE & CO.'S
BOOKSTORE
Vernon Row, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
janis Tenth street.
OLD MOL ON EXHIBITION )NEw No.
4s6 and Sale 4SO
7TH ST, AT NTH ST.
MARARITER'B,
n o. 40 Seventh street, between d and streets,
eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice on Paintings, EnEravings, Chromos, &c.
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and TAs-
sells, Rings, Nails, &C., In the District.
Please remember name and number. je2s-1y'
MOUNT VERNON,
VI TOMB OF WARRINGTON.
The Steamees s1 Ah ERESsK HeEz1NesHEAD,
Leaves seventh-street wharf DAILY, Sunday ezs
eepted,l at 10 .. m, returning about 2. N.
Round Trip q, including admission 70 Mansion
and Grounds, oel9
Fl. N. BARLOW
begs leave to call the attention Of Senators and
members Of Congress to his large collection OF
Paintings, EngrAvings, &C., which he offers At re-
duced prices. This Is line opportunity 20 persons
largest ever seen in Washington. Paintings, &C.,
packed with the greatest care.
BARLOW'S ART GALLERY,
Kab2AIm II25 PennsylyanIa ayenue.
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Christ Church, Up. e. NAVY Yard.

The Rev. Charles D. Andrews, the rector,
preached at the morning service from the Goth
Psalm, Sd verse: "Thou turnest man to destruc.
tion,and Sayest, Return,ye children Of men," The
theme was that the death Of man Is to be followed
BY his resurrection, illustrated By the return Of
the vernRl world from the long sleep Of winter.
The resurrection Of Christ II the hrGt fruits Of
human soul with hopes Of Immortality. Al the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-29

"ARHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUR
w MONDAY, March q, every night and Wednes-
day and Saturday Matinees. Engagement Of the
versatile Character Actor, Mr.. MILTON NOBL G,
who will appear in his own sterling sensational
drama, entitled JIM BLUDSOE; Or, BOHE-
MANS AND DETECTIVES Mr.. Ed. MURRAY
and Miss Alice Ross; the celebrated Premier Dan-
seuse, Miss Bette Remmelsberg. Best Vocalist on
the American stage, Miss Nellie St. John. Miss
Kitty Anyne, Jake Budd, Sam. Z. Ryan, Aft. Me-
Dowtll, Lew Spencer, and our great company in a
grand variety Entertainment. mh29-6t