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Eeh1end's Patent Catarrh cigar sure cure.
A band Of gypses is encamped at Roach
Spring, across the Long bridge.
Try Marburg Bros. Seal of North Carolina
Smoking Tobacco, 10 and 20 cent packages.
r. B. Ferguson, pharmacist, corner Second
Itreet and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill.
Trusses, 81; also all the homeopathic medi-
sinef at HeIIer's drug store, under the National
hotel
All kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at McNIurray's, SOS Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
Six per cent paid on deposits, payable on de-
mapd. Special rates on time deposits. ]. H.
SguieI l. Co., bankers.
HID. Cooke, jr., Co., street near the
Treasury, do a general banking business and buy
and sell District securities &c.
tle new chapel at St. AIMS infant asylum,
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and TWenty-thlrd
street, was dedicated last Monday.
Tie last night exhibition this season at the
Corcoran Gallery of Art will be held on Thurs
day, April ~ from to 10 O'Clock. Admission free
In the fish market yesterday-R. A. Golden
4 Brother, fish agents-l,2O 200 shad, for sl5.Jo90
per hundred; IS 600 herrngs, for slo0l2 per thou
sand.
Millken's hotel, corner Tenth and E streets
northwest. First-class board for regular or tran
aent guests. Easy of access from all the street
railroads.
Mr.. Clark Mills, jr., sent away to:Philadelphia,
to be exhibited at the great show, a cast of the
figure Of Eve, recently exhibited at the COreoran
Art Gallery.
Thieves entered the house belonging to Clark
Mills, on Four-and-G half street, near PennsylVa-
MIA, yesterday, and went away with a quantity OF
lead pipe, which they cut away
Happiness and prosperity depend to a very great
extent upon good health. All those suffering
from hoarseness, cold or cough should try DIR.
Eull's cough syrup. 1t cures.
Parker & woolston's straw hat and bonnet
bieaehcry, 7O2 street, opposite the Post Once.
Ladies may depend on having their work properly
done. They also make ladies' chip hats.
The reception Of the Washington Art Club,
which was to have taken place on the evening of
the 18th instant, has been, on several accounts,
postponed until some evening Of next week.
District Attorney Wells has shown considerable
activity in expediting business since he came into
ONCE and At the present time there is not case
in Jail but what he is prepared to go to trial
with.
The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: John T. FitZhugh and Lucy Thornton;
Geo Newman and Lucy Marshall; Peter Fill
more and Mary L. Scott; Alfred Harris and Jane
Adams.
Derby hats in pearl, nutria and black colors;
hne nutria soft hats: youths and children's hats
in felt and straw; silk umbrellas and walking
sapes STINEMETZ,
Halter, 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
Ofhcer Byrnes discovered two cOlored men in
the act Of breaking into restaurant, corner Of
Second and e streets mort heast, about o'clock
Yesterday morning, and on being discovered they
ran away. The officer fred several shots at them.
When people ask you where they can find the
best and cheapest, so and so, whatever it may be,
always refer them to the convenient and complete
Alphabetical Business Directory in the DAILY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, to be found everywhere.
Yesterday morning a boy named Joseph O'Con-
nor was run over by the grocery wagon Of E. Che
lini. O'ConnOr's temple was cut and his thigh
badly injured. He was removed to his home on
Twelfth Street, near Pennsylvania avenue, south
east, and attended by Dr. johnson.
Interesting exercises are announced to take
place this afternoon, at o'clock at the National
Deaf Mute college. Kendall Green. Addresses
will be made by Prof. Henry, President Gill
man, Of the Johns Hopkins university, and the
Secretary Of the Interior.
Dr. Newman's spire lecture, "From Washington
TO Jerusalem" was enjoyed by select audience
Of the lecturers many friends. His descriptions
Of the Holy City and the scenes and incide nts
fhis tour were given in his own beautiful and
graphic style, which carries the listener with MIN
through the entire Journey.
Mrs. Margaret HetzeIl has entered suit against
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, set
ting forth that she owns real estate at the corner
Of d and North Capitol streets, and that her
property there has been injured by reason of the
use of the streets Whereabouts for various pur-
poses by the railroad company. She claims $40,
600 damages.
The funeral Of Officer Dyson took place
yesterday afternoon from the late residence Of the
deceased on + street southwest. number Of
societies including the Masonic Lodge and Com
randery Of Knights Templars of which he was a
member participated in the ceremonies. There
was q detail of thirty policemen from the several
precincts in attendance. The remains were buried
IN the Harmonic cemetery.