National Republican., 1875-06-26

Weather probabilities for the Middle and East
eTn States, estimated at ! a. m, were stationary
or higher pressure, southwest to northwest winds,
slightly cooler, clear and partly cloudy weather,
with possibly occasional light rain In western
Pennsylvania and New YORK.
ThermOmetric readings taken June 25, 1875, at
u m, 93o; D. m. $50; 4S5 p. m. $50; p. m,
$50. Maximum, SO; minimum, 740.
Cream punches at Gautier's, SS7 Pennsylvania
avenue. Opens every morning at O'Clock.
Sherman Grant, bankers-Highest pcIce paid
IOr 3-65 bonds and auditors certificates
Six per cent. paid on deposits, payable on de-
nand. Special rates on time deposits. J, H
Squire Co, bankers
From sunshine 70 shade. Only seven hours
ride to Rock EnOn Springs on the Great North
Mountain range
H. d. Cooke, jr., 4 Co., street, near the
Treasury, do q general banking business, and
buy and sell District securities, etc.
Twenty, 25, So 100 and 25O-pOUnd packages of
the finest butter received daily at Spicer's butter
store, southwest corner Ninth and streets. The
25-pOund pals very fine. Prices low.
On 20 morrow the ttsst Of St. AlOysius will be
celebrated with becoming ceremonies in st.
AlOysus' church, in this city. Solemn High Mass
will be celebrated, and a sermon on the life aud
character of the saint will be preached by Rev.
Father ChamPi.
The regular services of the Reformed Episcopal
Church will be held in Lincoln hall, Young Mems
Christian Association building, corner of Ninth
and d streets, tomorrow morning and night, the
pastor, Rev. Nm. Mcclure, officiating. The pub
lie generally are cordially invited 20 attend.
The choir of St. PaUl's English Lutheran
Church will give musical eI;ursiOn on Monday
next. leaving at 4::O D. u. on the steamer Mary
Washington, touching at Mt. Vernon springs,
and returning at Il o'clock p. IN. An agreeable
and entertaining company will be present.
The thermometers were glad enough ts see
night-fall yesterday. They had been stretched so
persIstently all day lOUg by his high majesty
Sol, that it was great relaxation for them to
contract and rest in the shade At IS. They had
one hundred and thirty thousand sympathizers in
this city alone.
Quicks, of the Treasury Department, stood on
tie corner Of Fifteenth street and New York ave-
nue. yesterday, at ten minutes past three and So
hloQuiZed: Hang 4, I've only a nickel, and now
the question arises, which will do me the most
good, ride home or glass of beer?" Beads Of
persprauOn slpped their mOOrings and trtckled
toward his sho s, as he meditated moment, and
then edging of toward a neighbOrlng restaurant
he muttered, III taKe the beer and think about
the ride afterwards
There is fox-eared poodle occupying deserted
store on D street. He stays indoors because he
can't afford q muzzle, but he has his little fun,
though. He occupies most Of his time by sitting
in protrudng shOH-windOw catching flies, and
the way he does il is more than novel; He will
play pant, letting his tongue roll out until the
ties alight and commence reaching around for
butter and preserves, when he suddenly fips them
into hiG mouth, and before they can say "buZL"
they are so badly mixed up with his internal
economy that their feet forget to tickle and their
wings refuse to Zap.
The load ofhay which Thomas Virgins brought
into town yesterday must have been put on the
wagon by crOss-eyed man in the first degree. 1t
tried TO keel over all the WsydoWn Ninth street,
but did not succeed until il arrived near the in
tersection Of Z street, when suddenly It slid of
the right side OF the wagon and set the unfortu-
nate Virgins upon the pavement In such
rigorous way that he could not refrain from ex-
claiming ugh! Christopher Columbus and is
this the lsuded smoothness Of your magnificent
distances. Why its worse than slipping upon an
orange peel by fifteen feet" and liuping OF he
Inflammation the plaster fails to remove will pass
away in time by wear and tear.