National Republican., 1876-06-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


Weather probabilities, estimated at / q m.-
For Friday in the South Atlantic States warmer
southerly winds, lower pressure, partly cloudy
weather with local rains, will prevail. For the
Middle States and Eastern States southeast to
weather followed by occasional thunder storms
and stationary or lower barometer.
Thermometric readings taken June l, ls7o at
the Signal once: a. m, $40; 1885 a. m, SO: Il
m.,T2o; 3 ?. M ISo; AS ?; m. TO; p. m, go;
II p. m, co.. MAXIMUM. 79o: minimum, 509.
For court proceedings see third page.
Behrend's Patent Catarrh cigar sure cure.
Secure bargains at HempIer's optician auction
tonight.
Hair-cloth hats, q and $3.50, at stinemet.'s,
l237 Pennsylvania avenue.
Knox's white beaver hats now ready ct Stine-
netE's, agent for this city.
Silk umbrellas, for gentlemen and ladies' at
sttnemetE's, 1877 Pennsylvania avenue.
Left-oT clothing, watches, pistols, SC, bought
at HerIOg's, el7 d street. Orders attended to.
R. b. Ferguson, pharmseist, corner Second
street and Pennsylvania avenue. Capitol Hill.
Maekinaw straw hats and boys and ehildren's
straw hats at Stinmetz's, l237 Pennsylvania ave-
nue..
Trusses, 81; also all the homeopathic medi-
zines At Heller's drug store, under the National
hotel.
Secure an opera or field glass, stereoscope, MI
croscOpe or barometer at Hempler's auction to-
night.
All kinds of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at McMurrays' SOS Pennsylvania avenue
Market Space.
'Litten's Living Age" for this week, from Lit
tell Gay, Broomtield street, Boston, is received
and appreciated.
The inspection and review Of the District fire
deDaTfmenf will Ee nlafp a q o,elnaE
ing at the Scott statue.
The westminster Review for April, from
Leonari, Scott * Co, will be found filled, as
usual, with most excellent and instructive read
ing.
Window bars against flies and mosquitoes
new article, best in the market, fifty cents apiece.
To be had only at Clark's, l223 Pennsylvania
avenue
Mary keenan,, a notorious female thief and va
grant, was arrested yesterday by Officer Sutton
for stealing number of dresses from Caroline
Howard.
The Manhattan Monthly for juno. pub |
lished by the New York Catholic Protectory, 80 |
Warren street. New York, John Savage, editor, |
is at hand. 1t contains many original articles Of /
more than ordinary interest.
1t was discovered yesterday that four beautiful |
trees set cut by the parking commission have |
been destroyed by a leak in the gas-p.pe on |
Third street.
Catarrh, nervous and chronic dfseases-Dr
Hartley will be compelled to decline new patients
after next month. Office, $50 street, near
Tenth northwest
A temporary organization of a yiticultors' CO.
operative association has been formed, which in
cludes number of well-knoWn citizens inter-
ested in grape culture.
DR.. Hartley's Office and residence removed to
s1g Ninth street, near H street. Catarrh, dis
charges from the head, nervous and chronic dis
eases specially and successfully treated.
J. H. Squier Co bankers l4I6 Pennsylvania !
avenne, pay per cent. interest on deposits paya-
Jle on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July, or credited.
The NAT!oEAL REPUBLICAN book and job
printing Gttcce is one of the largest and best ap
pointed Job offices south ofNew York. All kinds |
If job work arc promptly executed there on the |
most advantageous terms
Tuesday last a man named Carter got into
trouble with his employer, Francis Wallace, of
Jniontown and attacked and injured him. Car |
er also attacked Wallace's wife and man who |
to interfere bruising both badly. He
hen disappeared and has not since been seen.
1t is announced that Mr.. Ford will tender the
lse Of Fords OperR-house to the society of the
Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Columbia
N the approaching Fourth of July, to afford the
arge crowd who will be anxious to hear Mr.. |
iobright's Grafton an opportunity Of doing SO.
little son of DR.. Stone, residing at the corner
# Seventh and l. streets, had his thigh broken |
bout eight weeks ago by being run over by a |
:Tcus wagon. While playing on his crutches. |
lear his fathers house yesterday, he fell and |
,roke the halEknitted bone again. Drs. Ford
Thompson and W. p. Thompson set the limb.
Last evening the Aid Society connected with
Waugh NJ E. church gave a strawberry festival
or the benefit of the church. The sociable was
me Of their usual successes, and wes attended by
many gents and ladies who ate ice cream and re- |
and conversed with each other in q |
ruly sociable manner. This sociable will be con- |
inued tonight, and should be attended by those |
Who wish to spend an evening Of pleasure and en-
We respectfully call attention to the advertise
nent New Sewing Machine House, At Ninth
street northwest, Messrs. McEenney & Curry"
Nr. Mckinney has been IN the sewing machine
business in Baltimore fourteen years. and has |
established there q solid name for uprightness
md low rates. Mr.. Curry late of the Post Ofice |
Department, will conduct the business here, and |
promises promptness and satisfaction to all Gus |
Omers. The business will be upon general |
lasls, comprising s"lli- -anting And repairicg. !
s we'll as furnishing all kinds OF materials and I
,arts for all kinds Of sewing machines.
The following marriage licenses were issued
William Brown and Nancy Barnes, |
he former of Prince Georges county Va; John
1. Walter and Emma A. McCOmb, the latter of
Prince Georges county. Md; North West and |
Martha Walker, the former OF Pittsburg, Pa; |
Eugene &. Moore and Ada g. Petit, George |
Murphy and Jennie Champlain, Lemuel b. Smith |
md Carrie Mickevy, Harry jackson and Martha |
Blair, Richard Proctor and DOrerida Mccoy. |
sarah Ann Robinson George Holmes and Ida |
savoy. James Thomas and Eliza Thornton, Thos. |
}. Flood and Mary J. Williams.
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