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National Republican., 1875-07-08
Base Ball.

A rare treat may be expected to-day, ss the
Creighton and National meet for their second
bout on the Hdiamond heId" on the Olympic
grounds, at 40 p. m. sharp. AS the Creightons
were victorious in the frat contest, the National
are naturally enough burning with revenge for
their first defeat and viii leave no fair means uu-
tried to vanquish their skilful opponents but the
1Creightsn are on their muscle, too, and say they
will have to "bag another bird" No charge will
be made for ladies, and II is the earnest wish of
both clubs that large number will be in attend
aDce, as Il is Q WELL known fact that ''tossersr
never play with such vim as when they have for
gpectators large numbers Of the fair sex
National Republican., 1875-07-08
THE FIRE DEPARrNEET.

Meeting Of the Beard of CommissionsrS
There was regular meeting Of the Board Of
Fire Commissioners last evening, ct their rooms,
In the Columbia building.
President Williams occupied the chair, with
Commissioner Reed az secretary. Present: Com.
missioners Williams, Recd, Collins, Thomas and
TAFT.
Al. application for 8 position on the force Of the
hre department from J. Lehman was received and
placed on file.
Chief Engineer Oronin submitted report. show.
Ing that during the month Of June, 1S75, there
wee elgnt alarms for fires, which involved the
eetlmetea loss Of 81 S00 with an insurance on the
same OF e8OO; that VIM. Kicks had been appoint
&c temporary private, vice z. r. Cation, dis
mfeeo, and Thomas Il. Newman temporary prf-
vate, vice Alex. Whaling, resigned. and that the
several foremen reported the Conduct OF their re-
spectiye men during the month Is good
Mr: Miles, superintendent Of the f-e-alarm tele-
graph, reported that during the month on lime
e1ght 1lafms OF hre were successfully trans,nftted
over the wires Of the hre-alarm teleTraph
De continued as follows: 'tDurinR drv weather
inferior telegraph lines work with much rreater
certainty than In vet weather. To the fact that
we have had dry weather as q rule for many
mouths must be attributed the uniform suceess
We have had in the use Of the old telegraph Re-
fore the beginning Of the autumn rains II Is 10 be
hoped that the new telegraph will have been oom
pleted and put into successful operations -
Bills were allowed TO the amount OF sllI 40
The bill Of John Mitchell Of al0 for re naIrfn1 tes
graph was laid over for further Consideration.
National Republican., 1875-07-08
Raal Eatata Salaa.

B. II. Warner, real estate broker ard auction.
eer, sold yesterday afternoon ct auction, for w.
7. Mattingly trustee. through ). T. OoldweIl,
Balesman, part Of lot 10, square T3 frontiRg forty
feet on M street south, between First street ct
ahd New Jersey syenue, by depth OF one hum
dred feet, TO Mrs. Elizabeth Wetiel. at sS25
Messrs. Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, sold yes
terday Afternoon, for A. L. L. Keese, executor
all OF lot Ss in square 6o9 situated on North Oap-
Itol street, near D, improved by brick dwelling
house, to Mary Artecer, for $3.50 Also, the al
joining house, 10 same purchaser, for s5l5. Also,
lot "a, In square Gle, situated on North Ospitel
and streets, improved by q tWo-story frame
dwelling and earriaRe-house in rear, to Charles
Bradengeyer, for a. sO0
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.,.. ..L,..H sstS<l, <l,p,..s. t.ss., .,a :. /. mat.
isr q fsst ths 11ss1s % sos ps1sslsts q. siiis
@ si: as. not fiss s s e q ss..s ss.!s:s value
ecuntry. They don's want % Be- surroundsd aad
Wss usaern1 uusees psu.rsted far into the
eastern portion Of the hiis he did not 20 through
Of over the main high ranges or divides sxtend-
Ana, finally, II this 81 snail party has not solved
Black hns. and been rewarded. they are rena-
nerated for their trouble and fati BY what they
men that ever went through the Black Hiiis.
Another view Of the Hills.
~ CUsrER's PARK. June II, 1s75.
We arrived here this afternoon, afrer . march
Of twenty.nfne miles. At 2:tS q. m, We were
called up, and sfter having breakfast. striking
tents and packing the wagons were On the march
By $50 o'clock We travelled through avery
mountainous country and over road that, con
sidering II had been recently made, might be
called gsod. Colonel Dodge aud two companies
Of cavalry came on two days ahead OF us, ss our
party had TO remain behind TO allow Captain
TuttIe. the astronomer Of the party, to locate
the 1O4th meridian. which q the boundary BE-
tween Wyoming and Dacotah- He found that it
valuable part Of the hlils, II there Is any such,
lies entirely In Dacotah.
Ihere are several parties OF mfners mere, and
although they have been here two or three weeks,
they have not made it very profitable as yet.
They say that they get from one to three cents 70
the pan, which IL not enough TO pay, unless IL Is
worked on large soale, and that could hardly
be done here, ss water is scarce and there u not
fall enough 70 the streams to carry en- the waste.
We VIII know more about the amount Of gold,
however, in few days, as the miners Of the party
viii start TO work tomorrow and keep st it fsr
some time.
The value Of the timber has been greatly exag-
gHated. ~ It Is all Norway pine and Is very badly
bent and shaken BY the wind.
There are no streams running out Of the hills
large enough TO float out saw logs.
The grass here II very good, bat do not think
this d an Agricultural country, a. We had . snow
last Saturday, and last night We hsd frost st
our camp. ITS position bsins lat 40 q 2sH, and
long. 1o4o.
As am rather tired after our long ride, and
this letter goes in with the courier who takes Mr.
Jsnneys dispatches. will make this letter short,
but will have . longer, and think more inter-
esting, note for the next mall.
National Republican., 1875-07-08
AQUATIC.
Meeting Of the Potomac Club.


The annual meeting Of the Potomac Boat Club
was held ut their rooms (Union hotel) last even
ing. The fact that the election Of ofcers for the
ensuing year would take place at this meeting
had the effect Of bringing out one Of the largest
meetings ever held since the club organized.
After the transaction Of routine business, the
club proceeded to elect the following officers:
Colonel Frank e. Jones, unanimously reelected
president; s. g. Young, vice president; Arthur
7. Busi, secretary; J. Dixon Doyle, assistant sec
retary; W. a Gordon, treasurer; p. 7. Dodge,
captain; A J. McBlAIr, lieutenant, and the fol-
lowing committees: Finance Committees. e.
Wheatley, W. Orme and T. L. Cropley. Boat
house Committee-W. H. Gibson, q. Y. Batch
and r. H. Forsyth. Electing Committee-A. B.
Cropley, John Tenney and ]. II. Gordon.
A number Of new members were elected, among
them being Sir Edward Thornton and W. II.
Curtis.
The subject OF having q race with the Elisabeth
Club, OF Norfolk, Va, was discussed, and Il is
more than probable that 9 race will be arranged
TO take place in the fall.
A vote Of thanks was rendered the retiring
National Republican., 1875-07-08
SAVAGE ASSAULT,
A Woman BrutallY Beaten

Last Monday night g man named VIM. Burke
made Q savage assault on Mary Ringgold, on
Third street, between Maine and Maryland ave-
nues southwest knocking her down and beating
and kicking her In most brutal manner and
without cause. Mary complained to the First
precinct station, and Omoer Kesrney arrested
Burke, and he was allowed to give bonds for his
appearance TO answer yesterday at the Police
Court. When Mary went home she was Obliged
70 summon physician, and DIR. Poultou was
called, who made Q careful examination and gave
certificate 70 the officers TO the effect that his
patient was In very critical condition. The GER
dhcate was presented by Ofacer kearney to the
prosecuting of1cer at the court, yesterday morn
ing and warrant was issued charging Burke
with assault and battery with intent TO Kill. He
suits Of Marys INJURIES
National Republican., 1875-07-08
Sunday Schools,

The NJ E Sunday schools Of Tennallytown and
Sligo, together with many friends from the sur
rounding neighborhood, assembled in Dents
woods, near TennaIlytoWn, on Monday, the 5th
instant, held their annual picnic and celebrated
the ntnety-nnth anniversary of our national inde-
pendence. After the singing Of several appropri-
ate hymns by the schools, . very eloquent and ap-
propriate address was delivered by Res. H. A.
Cleveland, pastor Of Foundry NJ. E.church, Wash
ington. The remainder Of the day was spent In
trying 10 keep cool.
National Republican., 1875-07-08
Alleged Highway Robbery.

A man who gave his name as Thomas M.
Buekhsuser. Of Wilmington, Delaware, was taken
90 the Fourth precinct station by Oficer Mitchell
about 2:l5 O'Clock yesterday morning for lodging.
He stated that about 10 o'clock Tuesday even
ing he accosted two white men at the corner of
Fifteenth and T streets, and asked them to direct
him TO Georgetown. They directed him to pass
through the south gate Of the Executive grounds
and accompanied him short distance when they
gave him drink from bottle of whisky, after
which be said they knocked him down, and
robbed him Of his hat cost, sEoes, socks, and
Al so In money
National Republican., 1875-07-08
N. b. FUGTTT,

ase asE,e $50 =
:aa' fa - u ss4 ~
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sRIurELzaRAHs.

NEW YoRK, July L-Specie shipments TO Eu-
rope to-day were ESQ, 600; all gold.
CRY OF MEXICO, June so.-The Sonora rail-
way bill has become law.
CIrY OF MEXICO, June 3o.-Ferndaudo O. VII
let, secretary of the American legation here, Is
dead.
NEW YORK, July 7.-Durtng 8 quarrel last
night VIM. Starke inflicted fatal injuries on Bern
ard Cehn. Starke has been arrested.
AUGUSTA. NE, July THE executive coun-
ell to-day commuted the death sentence OF Low
ell, the wife murderer, to imprisonment for life.
CoLuMBUs, July THE Democrats have de-
on July q. with speeches BY Governors Allen and
Thurman.
CINCINNATI, July Ia dispatch from Walton,
ffisd Alex ailner todsy. Il Is supposed pos ann an
old grudge led to the murder.
GALVESTON, July LA dispatch from Browns
Vile says the collector Of customs has received
with four hundred head OF cattle, into Mexico,
nine miles below Rio Grande city.
NEW ORLzAzs, July 1.-The Cotton Exchange
with % John Shsse @ Z s5sirnsu, % 70 the Sssiousi
Cotton Exchange convention, TO be held at White
sulphur Springs, Virginia, July a.
BosToN, July 1.-The enforcement OF the L.
At the opening Of the Municipal Court this
morning some thirty dealers were either hned
sloo each, or placed under bonds for their appear
sncc. - q
ST. LOUIS. July LAT Carsonvilie, near this
city, yesterday ,. m, tive German laborers as
sauited . farmer, named Schulenberg, with Q
knife, when the latter struck one Of his Assail.
ants on the head with Q hoe, infiicting . wound
from which be died In Q short time.
ATLANTA, Ga, July THE Press Association
OF Georgia met to day. There was o large at
tendance. J. II. Estille, Of the Savannah Hsvs,
was re- elected president. The proprieto-s Of the
Atlanta constttuff0n VIII take the association on
an excursion TO Toccoa falls and North Georgia
tomorrow. Sssg 5sf
Arorsr. n. rulvq-Tha warahonua of tha
Langley Manufacturing Company, containing 800
bales Of cotton and several hundred bales OF man-
ufactured goods, was struck oy lightning to-day.
Two steam engines from Augusts rendered as
sistance. The loss VIII amount TO Is 900 or go 0o0
No Insurance.. -
SPRINeYIxID, MASS, July T-wnliams col
lege graduated o class Of twenty-one to-day. and
conferred the following honorary degrees: L. L.
D., John Bright, Of Manchester, England, and
Dwight W. Marsh, Of Oswegoi J. J.Clement French,
of Brooklyn, N. Y; Arthur Mitchell, Of Chicago:
and George CLARK Hutton, Of Paisley, Scotland.
Bosros, July T.-Reports Of damage done by
the severe storm Of last evening are numerous.
The Deacon Kimball house. at Littleton, was
struck by lightning and entirely consumed; loss
5000. Many buildings in this city and suburbs
were injured by lightning and the occupants
stunned: No serious case or aetusl deaths are
reported.
WORCESTER, July 1.-Reports Of houses struck
BY lightning yesterday atfernoon are received
from all parts Of the country. In Shrewsbufg,
ct work in . feld. In Holden, Mrs. Collier was
killed and her two daughters were rendered uH-
conscious. One Of them had not recovered ct last
accounts.
National Republican., 1875-07-08
IMPROVEMENTS.
Building Permits Issued.

ThsfOlIoving building permits have been hsued
by Inspector Plowman: F
r. W, Tompkins. three-story bricks, south side
$500. ]. T. Thompson, brick stable. south SIDE
Pennsylya3is avenue, between Four-and-a-half
and Sixth streets northwest; $500. Charles Klotz,
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets north
west: $4,000. Newcomb, tvo-story brick back
building west side Eleventh, between and o
and basement brick dwelling, we5t side Oonnecti-
cut avenue, between L aud NJ streets northwest;
t2,2o0. Jos. ColclsZer, Q two-story and cellar
dwelling, north side s, between Sixth and Sew
enth streets, northwest: $500. w. II. Orcust, q
three-story and basement dwelling, south side
East Capitol street. between Fifth and Sixth
west side Of Fcur-aud- -a-half strset soathwest Be-
tween Maryland avenue and q street; el,boo. W.
tween Ninth and Tenth streets northuest; s59s.
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Marriage Lieenaes.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: VIII Hardgrove and Rebecca Perry;
L p. H Davis and Henrietta Stewart; John II.
Baxter and Rebecca Ransome; Michael J. Shea
and Mary Halissey; VIM. h. Carter and SaIlie q.
Georgianna Batson, Of Georgetown; Alex. E.
Jordan and Harriet E. Lee; Samuel Acton and
Louise Dondero. ~
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ma Freaanrr Rohbsrr.

SO much has been safd about ths recent rob.
berry At the Treasury.
Nov We would like to remind those who would
BE relieved from the snxiety and care Of thu
preservation Of their valuabIes that the National
SAFE Deposit Company, eornerof Fifteenth street
ano NeN 1ork avenue, receive on deposit valu-
eoie papers. bonds, silverwsIe, tewelry aud other
valuabIes under guarantee and al moderate
enarges. CAL and examine their vaults between
the hours Of 8. m. and D. m
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s.kUB,' EXCURsI0ND.
The Elegant
Iron Steamer Sue,

has lareeTroom for pleasure parties than any other
boat. FOR CHARTER EVERY DAY AND
ETEEIRG. fRepular trips 10 6lymont and return
Mondays wednesdays and Frids Is, leaving Eighth
GEDNEY, Ferry vharf p. II. IRoTH,
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10 coBs's rsLANp.

z me Aossiey Bxourston On Friday.
{. To the lovers OF trips upon the water the pro-
gramfns Of the excursion on the Jane Mossley TO
Oobb's island. starting Friday snd returning
Tuesday morning. dropping ou ths.psy II Fortress
Meuros, Veu-dtf6Gn, and Norfolk, oilers tempt
ing tn6ucensnts- The comfortable way IN which
everything about the Jane Moseiey fs arranged
-Bnd the Uniform courtesy and sttsntion Of the
officers Of The boet, render trip on her very en-
joynbie. Those who wish to get Whit Of sea
the river. besides escaping from the heat Of the
city, should embrace The opportunity offered on
Friday, and board the Jane Moselsy with happy
National Republican., 1875-07-08
Portabis Lunches.

Travellers, exeursionists, picnic and sporting
parties had long felt the need Of excellent rssdy-
prepared lunehes, to take with them 90 their
journeyipgs and sauoterings, when Messrs. G. q.
Oornweli d Sons 1lls PenDsylyania avsnus. con-
meneed to supply everything THAI could tempt
soaps, fish, roast beet, roasted chicken turkey.
&c.t spiced nam, fowl. game. pickied oysters.
anchosy and bloater pasta with tie cooling drinks
made from hurried dilution OF spring water with
their long List Of pure sruDs and the whole
topped of with quiet pull o. their genuine and
fragrant Hayanas.
National Republican., 1875-07-08
PIGEON SHOOTING.
Two Matchss shot Ysstsrda,

Two Matches Shot Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon there were two very inter-
esting pigeon matches ct Riley's corral, between
well-known amateurs Of this city. The shooting
was conducted under the rules Of the Long Island
Club, and resulted as follows:
National Republican., 1875-07-08
Previous % Removal.

o. shout the 18Th, lot Of Scotch chev,ot eo..s
at ~ These are single costs Of suits Viich for.
EIsKxAn BRos
eo5 Seventh ptrsst, near Z.
National Republican., 1875-07-08
nslie,ona
Tweuty-dvs Can't.

Painsr'sUinctnnati Lion lager Is the finest beer
IN the city. For sale By dealers for family use 1t
sl.ao per dozen, pint bottles.
National Republican., 1875-07-08
oITr lrEKs


TIE BLOOD owes - rsdt co;or TO minute
globulss Which nossiu that daid. and contain, n
aheaitny persoD, large amount Of IRON which
givc1 vitality % the blood The Per1siau Sirup
Fupplfes the blood with this vital sismcut, aud
gives strength and Figor 20 the whole system
.-ss- BUTTER DkNoRALIzEDl 4ss-t-S
Best virEtniz roll only 90 csnts per pound;
choicest Frederick County Creamery roll only IS
~ BRar Co.'s,
lTi Center Market and 100 N. L. Market.
$40 TO sl-oo1
nvegted n Stecks and Gold pays 20 per cent
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbridge %,
Bankers. Wan sfrest. New York r
rHuzsroHs IvozT PHAzL roerz Povpn
used daily will keep the teeth clean, Whtts and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet
Twenty-Five and MY cents per bottle.
JouvEns IEoDoRous KID-9LoYH OLlkxn
VIII renovate sofled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty -hvs esnts per bottle.
THoNPsoa's PoHkD1 OPTAB % eqnal 70 Ehs
best French. and but half the prics, Twenty-Five
and nfty cents per bottle. =
WKLLs' SrRxnsrHEEIrs PLAsTzRs are sths
very best An sold hg drugRfsts.
National Republican., 1875-07-08

MEETING OF oWEBRs LAST NIGHT.
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NJ ToMB OF WASHINGTON.
CAPT. FRENK HoELISGsHEAD,
Leaves Seventh-sfreet wharf DAILY, (Sundayex
eepted, At 10 .. m, returning about D. m.
Round trip q, including admission to Mansion
and Grounds. ocl9
National Republican., 1875-07-08

Boys Linen Jackets, to ft.boys Of seven, eight
md nine '.'1f'f .ss a 4; ss,s.s srrs c.. &C.
National Republican., 1875-07-08

SPRUos goIsT.
inch sPRUCE JoIsT, very best quality, from q
Inches 20 u inches vide, 10 10 u feet long, which
We are authorized by the owners 70 sell for Cash
: IN order % close if out q soon aspossisle. we
have determined to sell Il very much below cost,
and very macn less than II can be bought In this
PurcS..ers vfii and It 20 their interest 70 exam
Inc this lumber 9nd learn our prices.
i-e1 kAs ~ iL1unMBER OF ALL KINDS
always On hsnd. at lowest market prices.
II EDW. CLARK q Co,
- once G5 Louisiana avenue,
wharf Depot and Planning MI,
mhf1-f Foot OF Fourth st. east,
National Republican., 1875-07-08
cssgimsre coats.

Three dollars for coats sold at six dollars.
-Four dollars for coats sold at eight dollars.
Five dollars for coats sold ct ten dollars
We have no psufs or vests TO match the coats,
hence the price 20 close them out
- A. sAxa > oo-s 3ls SsYsDta SI1ssh
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surr.R pxxOaAEIzzol
$40 TO tl.Wa
BUILDING MATERIALS

OCoNN.o.oIoo~~.oo o-oNoco-o1~~o-o.
WE INVITE AN EXAMINATION
STOCK OF SLATE MANTLES,
Having the best selections or eolors in styles and
P8RI PSdsi tss phSsss he. the best selection Of
i s ss
and now has the new patent vSter-top In AL the
Rs ssil ths celebrated B.e.tow Special He.t,as
Ranges; also, faii line Of A'e''s"s '-0''
KITCHEN UTENSILS, TINwARE, sc.
We contract for
PLUMBING AND GAsFIrTING
in all their branches, emplcy no boys, and only
snce In this branch Of the business can gaar1ntee
good work q faiT prices. Orders for JObblng WORK
- MAYNARD q HUTCHINSON.
az Ninth street between Pennsylvania aFenueand
u street northwest. tyl-lm
CEMENT, LIME AND BUILDING MA
~ TERIALs.
The celebrated High Falls Rossndals Cement
Sbl. No. ie05 street northwest, opposite wi hole
sale Lee Esrset. An goods deliTsred fss ef sha5fs
TUE ARTIYlCIAL STONE CeMPANY
u OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
is prepared 70 supply, q ahert nonce, Tiling for
diferent colors, Fo1utsins, Lawn 6rnsments,
House and Lawn Steps and Platforms; houses
clude dampness; kitchens and areas cemented and
made perfectly dr7. and scre preventive lgRtnst
the Intrusion Of rats, tnsect1, Re-, and all other
work executed for which Poftland Cement II
adapted. Our Portland Gem mt becomes IN D lev
IN som3on use, AZ is an adnIaSIe initstioS q
either marble OF eone; IL more durable. snd IN
= -es '-1- O. N. RoBERTs, Manaser,2
fa20-tf m fau ura.H
National Republican., 1875-07-08
eENERM NEWS OF THE cITf

FIJI PROPOSED SAILING IBalfil.
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Perhaps the most famous bed In English his-
tory Is the great bed Of Ware, In HertfordshIre.
Shakespeare alludes 10 It In "The Twelfth
Night.n aAIthougn the sheets were big enough
for the bed Of Ware" Nothing % now known OF
the origin Of the bed; but In Shakespeare's time
it was IN the manor house at Ware, the rosfdence
Of the Fanshsws. The bedstead is ten feet nine
inches IN length, about the same In width, and
nine feet SIX inches in height 1tfs covered with
Q wooden canopy, supported By psneling at the
head, and two massive posts &C the foot Of the
bed. The entire framework Is eIaborstely carved,
and especially the paneling. The bedstead was
transferred from Manor Park 70 one OF the inns Of
Ware, where It became Q popular object Of pill
grimage. A few years ago II was purchased BY
the proprietors Of the Rye house, together with
tho tapestry and carved fittings belonging to
the chamber IN which II originally stood.
Auction Sales To-day.
By Thomas Dovling. ,ss55-r
the eastern section Of the city. =
ner Of n street and New Hampshire avenue.
BY B. Il. Warner;
Ate O'Clock, desirable two story and basement
ffameshouse on the south side Of street, No. rs
Al O'CLOCK, desirable property on the south
side Of A street, between Fourth and Fifh Streets
At q O'Clock, . tvostory brick residsnes- on
Franklin street between Fourth and fifth streets
northwest .s-s
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nny Cents.

Brown linen sssts. snsIT asss, ~ and ss. .[zli7T
a, sAEs s Oo-i az SsTsash sHsst
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Ths Avenue Theatre.

The pedestrian. Prof. Harry Brooks, Is now sp-
preaching the last quarter Of his long and weary
walk Of ons thousand half miles In one thousand
half hours. He Il stfu holding ont wall aad with
good prospect OF success. Fifteen minutes before
and on the hour are the times visitors should see
him In the daytime, and after II st n n'ght. The
crowd Of the curious Is now large, aud excitement
is running high n regard 10 this feat.
National Republican., 1875-07-08
M GETs JUDGMENT AGAINST CAMPBELL.

SQUIRE WALL Sues FOR WITNESS FEES.
National Republican., 1875-07-08
No Further PostponementII
FIRsr GRAND GIFT CONCERT
roR THE BENEFIT on THE
MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION
At
r4l ALEXANDRIA. VA.
< THURSDAY, JULY Is. 1878.


The Montpelier Female Humane AssoeiatiOn.
ehartered bY the LegislRtlre Of Virginia and The
Circuit Court OF OfAnEe county, proposes by .
series Of Grand Git Concerts, - establish and en-
dow " Home for the Old, Innrm and Destitute
idenceof President James Madison.
The Association ID under the control OF eight
trustess six or whom are elected biennialy BY The
stockholders sAd suo appointed By ths Governor Of
Rsniftsnces fof ticksts may BE made By express
YS.. Sss SIHss sssss tss.sS 3
1870 -. HON JAAEs BARBQUH
Z - ~ APresst n. p. b. A., AlexandriA, Va
References, by permission: His Exceleney Jas
L. Kenper, 6oyerpor OF Yirginfs; bis Exeenea-
cy Gilbert o. walker, ex-Governor OF Va; Hon.
Kspt. Z. Wi.hers Lieet; Governor fya.. and ..
rssss q cR 9rsn ssn.ors snS Hs
ssTs ef Go,sss1. sson virxtnis: "a. ..,a 40,
eli'o'-'. Hox. JAMES BARBECUE,
President Ny H. A., Alexandria, Va.
EerA1le agent. wsnssd sysEya yahs5s;a 2Sa,x NV.
DERsON, NJ Market space. over Z. g. Davis
store. and at IA sixth strset northwest. apis u
=
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Ths Theatre comiqas.

The New York sensation Of the "Femaie Bath
ers" is great attraction ct the Comf4ue this
week. The SCENE is . great curiosity 10 gentle
men who never saw Q lady bathe. The weieei
favofite Frankie Christie, ID on the boards again
Mics Fanny Hsrring, IN her stirring dramas, holds
the large Rndiences 70 the close.
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