National Republican., 1876-02-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY,

weather probabilities, estimsted a. o. m.-
| In the South Atlantic, East Gulf and Middle
States, rising barometer, winds shifting to west
and north, considerably colder and clearing
in last district.
Thermomeiric readings taken February q, 1875
at the Signal Once: o. m, so; 5:S5 q. m.
$40; Il m, 4lo; o. m. 400; 4:35 p. m, 43o; sp
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For court proceedings see third page.
Behrend's Patent Ca.arrh cigar sure cure.
From James Bellew, we have the Chinney
Corner for March 4.
r. B. Ferguson, phsrmacist, corner Second
street and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Rill.
Highest price paid for Ieft-oi clothing, boots
Shoes, &C., at HerIss's lsI7 d street northwest.
Additional trains will leave Washington and
Alexandria on this day tthe ely only at Il moor
and 2 p. L.
The Corcoran Art Gallery will be open to-day
to visitors, between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m
and o'clock T. m.
Six per cent. paid on deposits, payable on de.
nsnd. Special rates On time deposits. ]. II.
SQuier & Co.. bankers.
!. d. Cooke, jr., & o., street, near the
treasury, DO general banking business and buy
and cell District securities sc.
VI any LINK gOu wan UHdbcNeE SOL-
suit the Alphabetical Business Directory in the
DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Before transacting any kind Of business what
ever always consult the Alphabetical Business
Directory IN the DAILY NATIoNAL REPUBLI-
CAN.
DR.. Sturgis will teach inyalids how to euro
themselves with electricity very low. Ohce
treatment sl.25, visit out g; 53S Tenth street
northwest.
Caleman, corner Eighth and ID streets north
wesr, has just fitted up one Of the most complete
bathrooms in this city, Everything new. An
inspection invited.
Before transacting any kind of business what
ever, always consult the convenient and com.
plete Alphabetical Business Directory In the
DAILY NATIONAL REPCBLICAN.
To-day at Il o'clock Prof. widows will play
a selection Of national and other popular melo-
dies, commencing with the changes on eight
bells and firing national salute.
Every certificate We publish regarding Or.
Bulls Cough Syrup is genuine, and we Will pay
reward Of Sl,o00 TO any one proving the contrary
Nd.
0ffcers Of State associations, concerts, and dra-
matte clubs should examine Tallmadge hall be-
fore making other engagements. 1t is the best
nail IN the city for all purposes, centrally located
and on trst noor.
Advertisements can be inserted at the lowest
standard rates in any city or country newspaper
In the United States at Max. Cshen's Newspaper
Advertising Agency and Printing Bureau, $50
street northwest. Tallmsdge BLOCK.
James Bellew sends us Life Of st. Benedict"
surnamed 1.-THE Moor" Here is the interesting
life Of negro whom the Catholic Church has
raised TO her altars as a canoniZed saint, and will
doubtless be offered as proof that she despises
no one for the color OF his skin the condition Of
life in which God has placed him.
Marriage licenses were issuei to the following
parties yesterday: David Grant and Margaret
A. P. Caraman and Mary G. Magnrk; George
Brown and Ateline Green; Thomas Barrett and
Estelle Whitaker; John Vansant and Mary
A. Mckinley; Marshall B. Cashman and Hannah
V. Gibbs.
Mr.. N. N. Marden, for the last thirty years a
resident of Prince Georges county, Nd, died at
o'clock yesterday morning at the advanced age
Of eighty three yesrs. Mr.. Marden was formerly
D resident OF Georgetown, and has many friends
both in the District and IN the home Of his old /
age. He is the father Of Thomas Marden, for
police. fbe funeral will take place at II o'cfocE
70. morrow from Bells Spring church.
Two horses attached to Sbuggy belonging to
Captain Zines, and driven at the time by
,olored boy, ramed Charles Avery, were fright. |
sned on Massachusetts avenue, near Fourteenth |
snd.a. half street and Pennsylvania avenue |
aePt and isI: One Of A' them was kiIIed Rnss
Ind the other seriously injured The |
ougsy was slightly damaged, but the boy es. |
,aped unhurt. N "a
A meeting of tie Pennsylvania Republican /
association was held at Clarke's hall last even.
ng, and an amendment to the constitution |
Ldopted changing the time for electing officers TO
he hrst Mondays in May and November, and |
providing that the present officers hold over until
he May election. The sociable committee re- |
Iorted progress and that the next reception given
" the association, on Thursday evening next |
would undoubtedly be one Of the finest ever given
q the city. and its success was insured by the
cry complete arrangements made by the com
nittee. Other routine business was transacted.
md the association adjourned.