National Republican., 1876-03-02
Miscellaneous Paragraphs OF Interest

weather probabilities, estimated a. g. H.
In the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States
winds Veer to northwest, rising barometer. colder
partly cloudy or clearing weather. For the Mid
die Atlantic States, rising barometer, northerly
winds, partly cloudy and clearing cooler weather
Thermometric readings taken March l, 1875,
at the Signal once: Z a. m, SO; T:s5 q. H.
80; II m, $50; p. m, SO; ABS p. m, $50;
?, m, SO; II p. m, $50. Maximum, SO; mini
For court proceedings see third page.
Behrends Patent Cstarrh cigar sure cure.
r. b. Ferguson, pharmacist, corner Second
Street and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill.
The Metropolis Savings Bank pays five per
cent. interest on all deposits made on or before
the Sd of each month.
stJ per cent. paid on deposits, payable on de-
Hand. Special rates on time deposits. ]. II.
BQuier & Co.. bankers.
Z. u. Cooke, jr, Co., + street, near the
Treasury, DO a general banking business and buy
and sell District securities sc.
Dr. Sturgis will teach fnValids how to cure
themselves with electricity very low. Once
treatment SIPS, visit out -; 535 Tenth street
northwest.
have used Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup and found
it the best cough remedy ever trisd.-F. P.
Clarke. go FGlRut Street, Philadelphia, Novenl-
Der q, 1876.
Before t-ansactipg any kind of business what
ever, always consult the convenient and com.
plete Alphabetical Business Directory in the
DAILY NATIONAL r EPUBLICAN.
Playing cards, cribbage, dominoes, checkers,
backgammon, bezique, dice, and all kinds of
games, at Brad Adams book and stationery
store, sl2 street, opposite tbs Patent Office.
Oficers of State associations, concerts, and dra-
matte clubs should examine Tallmadge hall be-
fore making other engagements. 1t is the best
hall in the city for all purposes centrally located
and on first floor.
The Holly Tree Lunch establishment has re-
moved to large and commodious apartments, 5Is
Ninth street. The appointments of the new place
are complete in every particular, and the public
will be neatly and satisfactorily entertained.
The watchmen of the National Safe Deposit
Company, corner Fifteenth street and New York
avenue, don't leave their post at O'Clock in the
morning They are on hand, wide awake and In
communication with police headquarters at all
hours.
The Neptune CLUB have elected officers for the
ensuing year as follows: A. Z. SimOnds, presi-
ter, secretary; Peter Welcker, treasurer; Charles
Williams, John Phillips and John Patterson,
trustees.
President Hurt, OF the Washington and George
town Street Railroad Company, by order of the
directors, has issued notice that "The pay of
conductors and drivers will be increased to 81 Is
per day on the 1st day Of May next, and will con-
tinue at this rate until the 1st Of November, lsT5
special meeting oil the MEDICAL Society OF the
District of Columbia will be held to-day, at l:3o
D. m, to take action upon the death of DIR. E. NJ
Zevely,
T. A. ASHFORD, NJ. D., Vice President.
Z. Il. A. A.kLETEsCHAIDT, NJ. d., Secretary.
Mr. Meigs issued marriage licenses to the fol-
lowing parties yesterday: Albsit Lewis aai Kate
Bowie James 9. Sunders and Jennie Green Geo
Mitchell and Fannie Payne, W. H Turner and
Mary J. Barnes, Lewis Young and Geor gianna
Lacy, both of Fairfax county, Va: Chas H. Bis.
chof and Justina VohL
twill be welcome news to the ladies of this
city to know that Madame Washington the we'll
known Hlodiste, will, on Monday next, open her
tashionaoie dressmaking parlors, over NJ. VIII.
nan's, 90I Pennsylvania avenue. She will doubt
less receive the liberal patronage which her we'll
earned reputation deserves
The Illinois Republican Association met at Le
brot building last evening and held one Of their
usual enthusiastic meetings and discussed mat
tiers of Importance in connection with the associ
partment acted as chairman, and Mr.. De s aul as
tecretaTy. General Hurlburt and General Hen
dersoH, OF Illinois, made able and eloquent
speeches and at length discussed the issues Of the
hour In connection with the principles of the Re-
publican party.
tioneer, will sell, in front of the premises this
(Thur:day) afternoon, at o'clock, that elegant |
three story and basement, brownstone front,
dwelling, No. 3l4 street, between Third and |
E0ur-and half streets northwest, formerly occu-
pied by Jefferson Rives. This property is in first
speaking tubes and electric bells throughout
crystal chandeliers &c.; in TACT has all the mod.
eTn improvements. The lot is very deep, and has |
OF the rear fine carriage house and stable. |
Parties seeking hrstclass Investment are in |
vted to attend, the property will be sold with
out reserve.