National Republican., 1876-06-29
LOCAL MusCELLANY.


weather probabilities, estimated 1t . m.-
For Thursday, in the South Atlantic States,
stationary or rising barometer, southwest winds,
higher temperature and partly cloudy weather
viii prevail For the Middle and Eastern States,
southwest to northwest winds, partly cloudy
weather and numerous light rains rising, fol-
lowed by falling barometer and temperature.
Thermometric readings taken June 2s, 1s7s, at
the Signal Once: g. m, s9o I:s5 q. m, $50; Il
m., soo p. m, o3s; AS p. m, go; p. m, 7ie;
II p. m., 10. Maximum. $50; minimum, T3o.
For court proceedings see third page.
UImmcnse success OF Hart's roach powder.
Behrend's Patent Cstarrh cigar surecure.
Job lot silk umbrellas, s3.so and a. at Stine-
nets's, 1871 Pennsylyanis avenue.
Straw hats for men, youths, and children.
stinemetz's, 12s7 Pennsylvania avenue.
Left-on clothing, watches, pistols, &C., bought
at Herzog's, siT D street. Orders attendedto.
r. B. Ferguson, pharmacist, corner. Second
Street and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill.
The safest and best insect powder in the world.
Don't be without it. Harris roach powder; 12lz
7 street.
All kinds OF trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at MeMurrsys' sos Pennsylvania avenue
Market Space.
The purest blackberry and raspberry wines
the best remedy for summer Complainant Oil
Seventh street northwest.
A rne orehestrion will perform every afternoon
and evening at Henry Schwarzenberg', Orches-
trisn Saloon, 4o5 Eleventh street.
DR.. Hartley's ONCE and residence removed to
sesNinth street, near H street. Catarrh, dis
charges from the head, nervous and chronic dis
eases specially and successfully treated. :
J. H. Squier b Co, bankers, 1ns Pennsylvania
avenue, pay oper cent. interest on deposits psya-
ole on demand: Special rates on time deposita
"a ma onn0 and Tt1lru
Yesterday morning Mary Williams, colored, was
found dead in her bed, on q street. and Dr. Hsrti-
gan, deputy coroner, gave a certificate of death
from heart disease, caused by the excessive heat
and oyerwOrk.
Two horses belonging to the Chariot company
became exhausted from the heat yesterday and
died, one at Third street and Peunsylyania ave-
nue. east and the other on Pennsylyania avenue,
near Sixth street east.
The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: John Powells and Laura A. Seiden-
brough, Charles Goff and Lizzie Boswell, A. X.
WILSON and Cora A: Anderson, Samuel Emery,
jr., and Amanda Sailer.
The WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, large
eight page campaign paper containing the news
Of the week, including sketches Of Hayes and
Wheeler, is now ready for mailing. It is the
best paper to send to friends in the country.
The WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, large
campaign paper, containing sixty-four columns of
reading matter, including n detailed report of
the proceedings Of the Democratic National Con-
yention at st, Louis will be ready at noon to-day
for mailing 1t is the hest paper TO send to friends
in the country.
The Anacostia and South Washington railroad
received two of their new cars from the builder
yesterday. They were driven from the freight
depot over the Washington and Georgetown rail
road track to the navy yard gate, where they
were run on the track Of the other road and taken
to the depot In Uniontown. The FIRST of the new
cars that went over was No. 2, driven by Arthur
Berry.
The Wesley Grove eamp-meeting, near Dorsey's
switch, on the Washington branch Of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, under the auspices of the
NJ. L. Church South, will commence on the 4th of
August and continue twelve days. The grove is
about one fourth Of mile from the switch, and
the meeting will be attended BY representatives
ofthe Southern Methodist churches Of Baltimore,
Washington and vicinity.
The thirteenth annual sale at auction Of prop
erty taken by the Metropolitan police, the same
having been In the custody of the property clerk
more than six months, will take place on Friday
next at police headquarters. The catalogue COM
prises 2i2 articles, embracing almost everything
taken from thieves. Among them are forty-four
pistols Of various patterns, twenty-nine raLors,
books, bracelets, umbrellas dirty shirts, Wheel.
barrows, harness, door mats, sc.
The Department Of the Potomac, Grand Army
of the Potomac, will be represented at the na-
tionsl encampment at Philadelphia, on the 18th
and 30th instants, by Colonel Benz. +. Hawkes.,
department commander; Major H. q. Richardson
senior vice commander; ComrsGe George Oorson,
assistant adjutant general; Comrade g. ]. p.
Wood, delegate; Messrs. Darling, of council Of
and Post Department Command
ers Timothy Lubey, F. II. Sprague and ]. T.
Smith.
A committee from Mount Ararat Lodge, No. 10,
/. G. g. S. and d. Of s., left this city yesterday
morning on the o'clock train for Ledlaw Ferry,
Montgomery county, Maryland, for the remains
Of their deceased brother, Thornton Lewis who
was drowned there last Sunday. The body was
expected here on the $50 train last evening" and
would be deposited with the undertaken, Mr.. A.
Burgdorf, until p. m. to-day, at which time the
funeral will take place, and the remains be in
TERED in the Harmony cemetery.
Messrs. Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, sold yes
terday afternoon for E. A. Rollins and VIM. E.
trustees, lots marked and lettered A,
B, y, H and i, in Benjamin f. GIlbert's recorded
Of part Of square 81, situated on K
street, between Ninth and Tenth streets north
west, and improved by i've elegant two-story
pressbrick front (mansard rood dwelling houses.
House No. s2e bought by F. W. Pratt agent, for
$4,000; house No. e31, bought by F. W. Pratt,
agent for s12 500; house No. 93s, bought by F. w.
Pratt, agent, for sl2 50o house No. s43 bought by
+. w. Pratt, agent, for ell zoo; house No. si5,
bought by +. W. Pratt, agent, for s15,5Oo.