National Republican., 1876-10-18
RALLY OF THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE
NATIONAL VETERAN CLUB MEETING
Miscellaneous Paragraphs ef Interest

Weather probabilities estimated at l 8. n
For South Atlantic and Calf States. rising 'er
stationary barometer, wirds Eostly from north
TO east, and warmer, cl ear CT partly cloudy
weather, followed by fRlli1g temperature in
northern portion of former For Middle End
Eastern States, rising barometer, colder and
generally clear weather, heavy frosts, and
winds veering 10 northwest or northeast in
latter, but veezing to northeast and later to
southeast vita falling Barometer in former.
Mermornetric readings taken at the Signal
ofEcei Oct. II, 1876: 7G. m, $50; Ssa5 q. m,
90; 10 m, go; 2 P. m, 64o; <35 p. M,
$50; p. M, $50; 11ep. m, 40. Maximum,
'e4o; minimum, 800
Z streets northwest.
Left-off clothing, watches, pistols, &c.
bought at Herzog's, 915 street. Orders at
tended to.
Best prices psid for cast-OE clothing at
Justh's old stand, No. GIG D street northwest.
Orders attended to.
The District Commissioners have ordered the
District Offices to be closed from noon 10 day
until Friday morning.
The bishops OF the African NJ. E. Church
will hold their annual meeting in Baltimore
sneEt Saturday morning.
All kinds of trunks made to order, repaired
and covered at McMurray's7 sos Pennsylvania
avenue, Market space.
Goldsmith Maid will t-ot against her own
time. with a running mate at the Washington
driving park, Benning's station, on Tuesday
next.
Lawyers briefs printed from new type and
on fine paper for one dollar and fifteen cents
per page at the NATIoNN. REPUBLICAN Book
and Job Printing Office.
Prime to fancy New York, Pennsylvania
glades, Virginia and Western butter, strictly
fine stock, at Spicer's butter store, corner of
Ninth and E streets northwest.
Catarrh, offensive discharges, SC. DR..
Hartley demands no fee untn perfect satisfac-
ton is rendered to the patient. Office and
residence, No. 732 Tenth street n. W.
ReWard-We will pay a reward of one thou
sand dollars for any certificate published by US
regarding DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup not found
genuine.-A. G. Hyer d. Co., Baltimore, De
cembeT /, 1873.
J.H. squier & Co., bankers 14i6 Pennsyl-
ySnia avenue, pay-six per cent. in crest on de-
posits, payable on demand. Special rates on
time deposits. Interest paid January and
July, or credited.
Hon. Seth L. MIllikeR is at Milliken's hotel
for a few days, fresh from the Republican can
vass in New York, and has consented to ad-
dress meeting of tie Maine Campaign Club,
at their hall in LIE Droit building, this even
ing.
John Tyler, jr., delivered a lecture at Lin
coin hall last evening on the primodial law of
society and government, for the benefit of the
0f nOpnipiaJc Darieh The laptTIrp
which is very interesting, will be repeated at
the same hall on Friday evening.
We call attention to the advertisement in
another column of Smith, Birge & Co., 1914
Pennsylvania avenue. Their facilities for
steam and warm-air heating, manufacturing
as they do their own apparatus, are, perhaps,
superior to those of any other house in this
community.
Mr.. Esau Lyons, 55 Water street, George
town, has for sale at all times Southern and
Western -four, feed, rye flour and chop, corn
meal, hay and straw, and ground plaster at
wholesale and retail. Buying and receiving
as he does, from first hands, he can sell at
bottom prices.
Mr.. J. E. Zug, OF Rhode Island avenue, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, aud K street
and Rock creek, has a large stock of coal,
bought at panic prices, which he is selling at a
slight advance from cost. He also has con-
stantly on hand, at wholesale and retail, Cum
berland coal, and wood sawed and split to
order.
Messrs. Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, sold
yesterday afternoon, for Judson T. Gull and
Michael Crane, executors, lot 5, in the recorded
subdivision of original lots and I, in square
461, improved by a two story brick house,
situated on Seventh street west, opposite the
Washington market, to Henry Francis Schan-
born, for $4,000.
The COlored Baptist Association organized
some time since under the name Of the Mount
Olive Association, of which Samuel Scott was
moderator, W. Il. Lee clerk, and Albert Boul-
din chairman of the board of correction, was
ratified at a meeting at Lees church, on the
14th instant. This association is composed of
the following churches: RehOjiro, Enon and
Lees.
II. E. Ofiey & Co.'s exchange and deposit
bank, northeast corner of Fifteenth AMI F
streets, deals in all classes of Government
securities and in District of Columbia aud all
frst-rate investment bonds and stocks; also in
American coin and foreign money. Demand
drafts on Europe in any amount. Best rate
allowed for per cent. improvement bonds.
Orders promptly filed for the new United
States ~ per cent. bonds.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Henry
Hays and Ann Peyton; E. E. Schreiner and
Carrie c. Davis; Columbus D. Brown and Har-
riet A. Wesley; Frederick Ritter and Katie
Burkhardt; James H. Green and Margaret Ann
Bellows; Lewis Wilson and Alice Harris:
David 7. Donegan and Katy J. White; James
F. Meline and Kate L. Perkins; W. 4. Butler,
Of Prince Georges county, Nd, and Priscilla
NARROW; G. P. P. Wroe and Maggie Z. Belt;
Samuel Stell and Annie Conn.
The public may not be aware that Messrs.
Brown, Chamberlin & Co., corner High and
Water streets, Georgetown, are the largest
manufacturers and dealers in cider and pure
cider vinegar, white wine and whisky vinegars
in the United States. Their establishment
and the amount of business they are doing
proves conclusively that Washington is a good
manufacturing point. This firm supplies most
of the large wholesale stores of this city, Phil
adelphia, Baltimore and cities South.
Messrs. Joseph and ]. E. Libbey, 81 Water
street, Georgetown, keep an extensive as
sortment of every variety of lumber, shingles,
laths, fence-posts, pickets, &c, which they
sell and deliver at the lowest market rates.
The Messrs. Libbey represent the Oldest lum-
Der yard in the District, it having been estab-
lished by their father, the late Jos. Libbey, in
1880. They have superior facilities for fur
nishing builders and contractors to any amount
having a fine, roomy wharf, and every conve-
nieDce for handling and receiving lumber.