National Republican., 1875-11-27
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Weather probabilities, estimated at q. m.-For
lower lake region, Middle States and New Eng.
land, rising barometer, northwest to northeast
| Winds
Thermometrie readings taken November %,
ISIS, at the Signal Once: .. m, $50; 7:ss q.
u. SO; IL m, 40; p. m, t2o; <:o5 p. m, 4lo;
p. M: 1so; II p, m, 40. Maximum, 4o'; mini
Oxygenized air for Catarrh. at sls street.
Sherman Grant, bankers-highest price paid
for ee5 bonds and auditors certificates.
Highest price paid for left-off clething, boots,
Ihoes, &C., at Herzog's. sl7 d street northwest
The best g dress shirt in the city at p. Malo.
ney's, No. sos Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill.
Captain B. NJ. Reed, Of the police department,
is lying quite III ut his residence No. street
northwest.
Six per cent. paid on deposits, payable on de-
mand. Special rates on time deposits ]. II.
Squire & Co., bankers.
b. d. Cooke, jr., q Co., street, near the
Treasury, dc general banking business and buy
and sell District securities &C.
Aladdin Security OIL is safe under all cIrcum-
stances. II will burn In ali kerosene or coal oil
lamps Ask for It. and take no other.
The many friends of the Rev. Mr.. Israel viii be
ktho 70 Know tn&t &c Will preacn to-mOfrOH At tne
Unitarian church. See advertisement.
One Price Clothing Store-The cheapest place
to buy COED oyercoat is at P. Maloney's, No.
sos Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill.
Rev. Frederick d. Power, pastor Of the Yer
mont-syenue Christian church, will preach 3
Thanksgiving discourse at the usual morning
hour TO- morrow.
Buy your goods for cash where you can buy
cheapest. II you do not intend to pay for what
you buy, do not buy Of those who ADVERTISE in the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
mr.. stephen F. GIN gave mammoth oyster
roast Thanksgiving day to party OF his Masonic
friends in Charlie Cumberland's bodybuilding
estsblishment, at the foot Of Eleventh street.
Major A. O. Richards is expected home to-day,
as he has been heard from to that effect. He has
been absent about three weeks on hunting trip
city.
everybody in want Of wslton, Brussels, three
ply or ingram carpets should examine the
numerous new and choice patterns from W. end
J. Sloane's, Broadway, New York, on exhibition
st J. w. Mcknight Co.'S, No. 1l27 Pennsylya-
Thursday afternoon q dirt-cart driven BY col
ored boy ran into the carriage of Mr.. Thomas
Franklin, while standing in front of his house,
NO. ef5 Twentysecond street northwest, dafnag-
ing It to the amount of $50. The boy jumped oi
his cart and ran away
Ing COW Lulttce VI 1IEduSeIEeuLb OF the h0lrRt9
Of st. Peter have made full preparations for their
fourth grand ball, to be given at Odd Fellows
hall, on Seventh street, on New Years eve. One
hundred knights Of st. Peter, with their ladies,
from Baltimore, have accepted an invitation to be
present.
Mr.. Harvey @. Belt, Q welI.known citizen Of the
District, died Thursday night at his late resi-
dence, No. l56 o street northwest after an Illness
Of about six weeks. Mr.. Belt, who was copper
smith sy trade be, Of late years been IL
was member Of Dalanthe Lodge, X. Of p, and
his funeral ziii take place on Sunday.
A. B. Stoughton. an old and prominent patent
attorney of this city, died Wednesday evening,
after brief illness. Mr.. Stoughton has bsen Q
There will be meeting OF the patent attorneys
to-day, at 10 o'clock In the attorneys room Of the
Patent Once to testify their respect 20 his mem
ory.
Among the most successful business firms Of our
city Duncanson Bros. rank among the first. The
secret Of their success Is promptness and strict
attention to business. Our readers who may have
need Of the services Of an suctioneer should call
manner they conduct business. Their chargessSe
moderate, and they get the best prices possible.
Thanksgiving evening Mrs. Lena Ertmaan,
widow Of Louis Ertmann, late amember Of Friend
ship Lodge, No. L. /. o. o. F., presented tosaid
pess The n asSRn S9
hand in silk, is emblematical OF the Order Of Odd
Fellows, and contains all the symbols of the sub
ordinate lodge, as well as those OF the epcamp.
ment g. S. p. H. Sweet received the gift In be-
half Of the lodge.
A lady who was passing through this city on
her way to Lynchburg, Va, with her little daugh-
ter, Thanksgiving day, as she had few hours to
spare, went to the Capitol to view the remains OF
the late Vice President. In coming away she
rested for little while in the grounds, taking
seat one Of the Iron settees. After she left she
missed her valise which the little girl was carry
Ing, containing all she had-her railroad tickets
and about thirty dollars I'm money. She returned
TO the grounds, but could not find her property.
The matter was reported to the police authori-
ties.