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National Republican., 1876-03-07
Fhs AIphsbsticsl Busiue,s pirsc.orv

In this mornings REPUBLICAN, contains cards Of
hrst-class establishments in all branches Of bust.
ness.in the District. ,Many persons daily feel
ths need Of just such N Af1angensnt to enabls
them to easily nnd what snsywant We have
stned to make this ss complete and easy Of
reference as possible, and are SURE that It VIII be
frequently. consulted BY all having sny.kind Of
business TO transact We intend to keep It M In
Q reliable and convenient form, and improve Il
from time to time. Any persons not represented
In it, that would like to be, should send In their
cards at once, 90: - to get an even start with
their neighbors IN 90 desirable an advertising
medium, and one Of such universal and constant
reference az our large circulation among the best
classes must make Of thie.
National Republican., 1876-03-07
virginis Republican Association.

Last night meeting Of the Virginia Republi-
can Association was hold at Clsrke's hall; the
president, ]. Millsrd, in the chair, who called
the meeting to order. After the opening Of the
meeting the recording secretary, F. Il. Brooks,
rendered his resignation, and F. W. Hunter was
elected to I'LL the vacancy. An executive COM
mittee was then elected as follows: ], MIllard,
F. W. Hunter, B. W. Hunter, VIM. 7. Bailey, E.
@. johnson, E. W. Moore and Mr.. Washington.
The association then went into 0 spirited aud
Of appointees In the Executive Departments, &c.
]. W eed Corey, B. W. Hunter and E. W. Massey
were appointed committee to ascertain the code
journed.
National Republican., 1876-03-07
OITY ITEMS.

NEW SPRIse GOODS. FIRST 1ysTALLNKSr.
good article for 50 low price.
Spring Oyer.sacks, In disgonals, Eeltons and
tweads. Samples Of Boys Spring 0ver.sacks,
Boys Double breasted Suits. Children's Suits,
from to II years Of sge. Boys Short Pants,
separate from Jackets.
All Of which we offer at lov prices.
NOAH WALKER Co,
No. o25 Pennsylvanis avenue.
rHulsrous IvoRY PzAKL TOOTH Powpn
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet
Twenty -nve and ffty cents per bottle.
JouvIN's 1NoDoRous KID-SfLov1 OLlkNn
viii renovate soiled gloves thoroughly xnd
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THOMPSON PoHAp1 OPrIn1 10 equal TO ne
Best French, and but half the price. TWenty-avs
and hfty cents per bottle.
wills STR1NsTHzNIHa PLAsTIRs Are tn,
very best All sold bv druxEfstz.
National Republican., 1876-03-07
Southern Republican Associatiou.

columns that this association hold meeting at
Clsrk's hall this evening, and will transact
important business and listen to interesting
speeches. Like other political organisations,
the Southern Republicans arr waking up to the
necessity Of putting their shoulders to the wheel
and doing whatever there is to be done in aid OF
the approaching canvass throughout the some
what doubtful States OF the South. Their organ
izstion has been most efficient during previous
campaigns, and they Will not be found wanting
at the present interesting Juncture Of political
HfaIrE
National Republican., 1876-03-07
Kr. Esmmond and PARTY at Meunt Vernon
csnt,anisl Opening ,f New Goods.

For immense bargains in boots and shoes 70 TO
L. Heilbrun's cheap shee store, No. 4o2 Seventh
street northwest. Read these quotations: Gents
calf boots $3.50 to $40; gents CATERS, 81 25 to ss
buckskin and kid CATERS scheol and working
shoes, S1 ladies' lasting gsiters 81 to IS; ladies'
button boots, $l50 to 10; very tine French kid
button, $3.50; french kid bronze slippers, s2 so;
ladies' slippers, IS cents to IS so; sandal, button
and tie slippers, children's shoes, 20 cents to g.
National Republican., 1876-03-07
TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the undersigned have
George,s county letters tsstamentary on the rer.
sonaf estate Of RICHARD T.. McLAIS, late OF
persons having claims against said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, or be-
fore the 18th day OF August, 1876 they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make I'm mediate payment,
Given under our hands this 18Th day OF February,
ls.s EDWIN j. MCLAIN,
FANNIE H. MCLAIN,
Executors of Richard L. McLain.
FEBRUARY l6, 1si6. fes4-Th3w
National Republican., 1876-03-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
III, National Thestre-piose.

The certificate of Miss Sara Jewett's sickness
from 9 respectable physician was read last night
from the stage. Her role was assumed by Miss
Grey, and Miss Grey's by Miss Griffth. The
llsy passed of we'll under the circumstances.
Tonight "Pique" will be repeated and Miss
Jeuett will appear. This and perhaps one other
brssed play Of ts.day." Other pieces are to Be
substituted during the week, and announcements
viii be duly made. Tonight We hope to see
full house.
The princess Of comedy, Miss Lotta, appears
for the first time during the present season &C this
establishment Monday evening next. The play
Of her best 1mpersonations, and one admirably
adapted to her versatile powers, and It possesses
literary merit. Lotts is popular fayorite.
Lincoln Hall-Hsns Won Bulow.
The following is the programme OF Hans Won
Bulow's concert for Wednesday evening: Part l.
L. V. Beethoven--Les Adieux, rAbsence ct lie
V. Beethoven-Andante con Vsrfazioni in
major, opus "a. Three Sketches (from the Bag
sSn.. Spus 9 s1s lS ous No Mso
lIeht) WeberaOsyatina, from the "Freyscutz."
Spobr-"La Rosa Romanzs. Miss Lizzie
from opus IS. Novellette in D, from opus q. Joa-
chin RafeMenuet, Toecata, Prelude and Fugue,
S% the ss sS.f Maiden G
Cronyn. +. Chepin-Nocturne, opus 81, No. 2,
(by reQusst) Bsllade, opus 49, in G. minor
Tsrsntelle, opus %. Three Waitzes, opus a.
Sale OF seats at Metzerott's.
Adelaide Phillipps-George ". Morgan.
The concert to DO given this evening at the
Congregational church will have the great ad-
vantage of grand organ music from George W.
Morgan, confessedly one Of the greatest and best
eJponents Of grand organs capabilities in this
country. Mr. Morgan became distinguished in
this country after his performances at the musical
convention held at fremont Temple, Boston. OF
Morgan In this concert, It is hardly necessary for
rs to speak. Her success in this city but recently
in opera was attested by the full houses that
greeted her. This will be the last time Miss
Phillips Will sing for US this season, and we feel
confident our musicloving citizens will fill the
house.
willard Hall-M. D. Conway.
This evening at willard hall the celebrated
Moncure d. Conway Will lecture on the s'Uu-
crowned Republic or State and Statesmen
Of England" The lecture will commence at
7:3O o'clock, as Mr.. Conway leaves on tour for
Europe after the lecture. We most sincerely
invite our friends to hear him. They will be in
structed and amused.
Mis- CGuzins' Lecture.
Miss Phoebe Couzins, Of st. Louis, will lecture
at Lincoln hall this evening. Miss CouzIns, as
an eloquent and charming speaker, has few
equals on the lecture platform. Many Of our citi-
zens who have listened to her or only heard OF
her will be glad TO welcome her again to this city.
National Republican., 1876-03-07
Republic Building Association.

The forty-seventh monthly meeting OF the Re-
public Savings and Building Association was
held last night at the Young Mems Christian
Articulation lectureroon, W. ". RRainiss. ESQ.,,
vice president, presiaInsS
secretary. ifter the transs.s!s
kTy business. the secretary sold advances lMc1>
ing to s., 700 at an average premium OF los per
cent. At the previous meeting the average rate
efpYemium was l36 per cent.
National Republican., 1876-03-07
APPOINTMENT OF JI11 opp,cppa
rUBLIc ADVERTISEMENTS.

The bill introduced In the House yesterday TO
reduce the expenditures for public advertisements
in the District, provides that all notices and pro-
posals for contracts for all the executive Depart
ments Of the Government, and laws passed BY
Congress- and executive proclaim ations and tres
ties shall be printed In twod daily psperspublished
in the District Of Columb biR, one Of which snail be
selected BY the Joint Committee on Printing on
Committee on Printing on the part Of the House
The bill to provide commission 70 examine and
report all outstanding claims against the District
authorities provides that the presiding oEicer OF
Speaker OF the House. Ia lfke uznner, two per:
sons; the three thus sppofnted 70 Be known az IN
claims commission, who shnlf advertise for ten
days for all persons having claims against the
District, and examine into the facts and ascertain
the amount due. The commission is directed 10
make report to Congress at the earliest psacti.
National Republican., 1876-03-07
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
L TRICT OF COLUMBIA, SPECIAL TERN
PPnR InRT9nTCTTnN RERRnARY

lS6.
In the matter Of the estate OF CORNELIUS FOLEY:
Application for letters OF administration on the
estate OF CORNELIUS FOLEY, of the District OF
Colum bia, has this day been made by BARTHoLO-
NEW SHEA. All persons interested are hereby
nstIfed TO appear in this court on TUES
DAY, the 18th day OF March next, a. II O'Clock
a. M, to show cause why letters Of adminlstra-
tiUn on the estate of the said deceased should
not issue prayed: Provided copy Of this
order be published once a week for three weeks in
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, previous to the said
day.
Test: A. WEBSTER,
mi g. F3ws Register Of Wills.
National Republican., 1876-03-07
IYraRularitv.

BOSTON, March e.-B. Ryder, chairman of the
Board Of Sslectmen Il Dunbaiton, N. h., has
disappeared, after disposing OF his property at .
town finances in an unsatisfactory condition.
National Republican., 1876-03-07
BALTIMORE 3 POTOMAC R-R-
- DKPor CoRNER SIXTH AND 3 SrRKzfs NJ "

PALTlMORE POTOMAC r. r.
- DKP0r CORNKR SIXTH AND SrRKzfsN Ne "
On and after JANUARY 2, laSczzz
.a' soHs, wiIanStsn F lsays Ws.ssinstOn sms! ss
500 q: M, Limited man daily for the West.
ds,ay d4s,1y eRRSsgt Sunday for the North, 70 Canaan
!:o q M, Express for Baltimore daily.
,s:9 .; m, Limited Express for New York and
mk T.. fssRs fs.s flins. Eins icr II. wss. and Nor.a
-l:s6p. n, Express for Phnsdelphi. and Ne.
YORK and Norfolk, viz Baltimore, daily, except
$50 p: M. Accommodation for Baltimore, daily.
s:5p NJ. Pope's Greek accommodation daily.
rs n. fhil.delphi. express, for Phl.dsl-
7:0 D. n, For Pittsburg and the West daily;
for Canandsigua and the North daily, except Sat-
7:5o p. m, Mixed train for Bowie daily, except
$40 3: NJ, Tor PhrsdelphiL New York, sndBos-
'cf T..iss 4 rorl @ EEEEA LII, LIZ I:.,s At 7:o I.
Trains for ANHAPOLIs lsivs q 7:5d 9. u and
a'I umsn Palace slesplns Car to Pttsours IL rul
an ths train leaving ItT:36p. m.
Pullman Parior Gar to PlttsDurg Ii run on the
train leaving at 500 q N. daily:
O. ess trnin leaving q 9:so G >. m. 3. NeH-
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car 10 Chicago on train
sfgeRs Il and niorms.on can Be procured ss the
sss. q me Pcr snd saecssd .. hos sand pm
ysts on eras e TrntS stTset 81 tnd sns
SennsvIysnia avenue, and on the northeast cornR
= sixth street and Pennsylgsni, avsnSe. ee.upo.n
ssRlsr nxsa Aad B. u. BOYD, yn
&sasxl Rsasngsr ASssnnlo Ssno P6Sli%asflTPsRifH n %fTPRf q
n 1uperfuteudeut. Baltimore Nd,
National Republican., 1876-03-07
Book Gale This Evening.

The sale OF books ct Dowling's auction rooms,
corner OF Pennsylyania avenue and Eleventh
street, viii be continued this Tuesday evening,
at 1:s0 o'clock, when some very valuable books
viii be disposed Of =
National Republican., 1876-03-07
Financial.

The Treasury balances ct the close Of
pusinsss yestsrday were; Currency. t7isso,l
special deposit Of legal tenders for redemption Of
esrtincatss Of deposit, ss2o 900; coin, tos
iss; including coin certificates. ts5 ~, 500; out
ptapdisg legal tenders, ss7o, ,s4s,ss2.
National Republican., 1876-03-07

Last night about two hundred members of the
Baltimore NJ. E. conference, now In session In
this city, number of them accompan nisd BY their
ladies, headed by DR.. ]. p. Newman. proceeded
to the Executive Mansion, where they were re.
ceived BY the President and Mrs. Grant.
Dr.. James g. Brown, of Baltimore, addressed .
few remarks to the President, and Bishop Bow
man offered short prayer; after which the dele
CATION joined In singing hymn or tive, The
guests were then seyerally presented By DR..
was assisted BY Mrs. Col. Fred Grant and Mrs.
Newman: After the reception, which was held
In the Blue Room, the guests were escorted
and Conservatory, and then into the East Room,
all OF which were brilliantly lighted. In the East
Room couple OF hours were spent In promensd-
evidently grstified by their kind reception BY the
Chief Magistrate and his amiabls lady.
National Republican., 1876-03-07
JOHN L. KNowLToN.

Intelligence has already reached the city Of the
death Of Mr.. John L. Knovlton, we'll known In
Masonic circles in this city, In Florida. Mr..
Knowlton was the inventor Of the famous patent
beyel scroll saw, ana also OF the mammoth cireu-
lar saws erected at the Warrington navy yard In
May, 1874. In connection with one OF these In
struments o sad accident occurred 1t the navy
yard, on the llth OF October following, BY which
Mr.. Edward l. Sypler lost his life.
After putting the saws In position Mr. kuowl-
ton Recommended Mr.. Sypler as Q competent per.
son TO run the mill, and the Navy Department
placed him IN charge, which he retained until his
death, Q full account of which was Published in
the local columns Of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
Of Monday, October IL, 1874. Upon hearing Of
Sypler's unfortunate end Mr.. knowlton immedi-
ately started from his homo In Pennsylvania and
repaired to this city, where he rendered all the
aid In bis power to the bereaved widow and her
afflicted family, showing that he Was . man OF
noble nature. Yesterday afternoon Naval Con-
structor Thomas E. Webb, now attached TO the
psyy-yard, received the following telegram from
Mr.. fred. T. Behrtng, at the home OF the de-
eessed:,
"sharon Hill, DeIa,rare County. Pa.: We bury
Mr.. Rnowlton st o'clock Wednesday; notify his
frfendsD
National Republican., 1876-03-07
LTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

RALTlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TINE. FEE. Ea, 17s, - .
ID ss Baltimore EssSf AZ %.;AIasfsR Wv s.ssisR:
100 Baltimore, Annapolls and way Stations.
7:so BALTIMORE Eh1PREss-Dsily. Breakfast as
500 NEW YORK ExrRrss. On sunday to Baltt-
s.s cincipna.ist. Louis and PittsSars Express
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations; s:s5 a. m. on
o., ps. Sunday pR stopping ping a. !S Res,y 3y 93nIy.
,S:is BALTIMORE SUSIiS1TED EIFsIss. Nostops.
!, PsrlOE Cars, r. % On sEI,d{syto Baltimore only,
$50 B.ii}@oTs. FrsdsricF and way Stations, vi.
a:2s Point q Rocks, Frederick, Winchester and
ss ss BsItinofs. Annapolis and SS'Riis way ssssions:
.sa sss
500 BALTMoRE ExRREss:
SO SO BsitImoIe and way ststisns:Dsny.
o:olCINcISNATI, LoUIsyILLE, 81. L9gJs us AsD s
tions on ohio and Shiciso Diyisiens.
s N% IoGk oSi % Ne.
ss B,i,nore iGISmeaiS BSI.densours. Bel.svle Laurel
~ ~ and Annapolis JunctioneDaiiy. :,
LEAVE CAMDEN STATION, BALTIMORE, FOR
As, 5.I5, 5000 7s s:is :. m, :so, $50 $500 $40.
SIS and ioioP; N: daily, except that l2;S p. m.
train leaves AZ l:5O q. m. eunuAys
$50, s2o lo;0 q. N, s:lS, so, s;lo p. m. daily,
No oconnection on Sunday for H.gerstow., Fred
Tor New YORK and Philsdelphis at 500 9. m. and
Fof r fartner Information apply ss the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, WAshingten Station and
taken for baggage TO be chez ksds and rsceiysd at
any point n the city. xr...s1 II vS.ts sAAHP
L. N. COLE, General Tfckef ksenf.
GEO. 8. KOONTZ. General AEe1t- las-a
1876. 1876.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
THROUGH LINE TO BALTIMORE,
NEW Y6EA.
ALL POINTS ~ THn sE% NeLAND
On and aftsS January ?. iszs trains sy this
Rsilroad corner Of sixth and streets a follow;
ioI Phil.delphI., New York and points East
$50 ?. p. EIplsss for PPhiladelphi. ana New YORK
s:s5 3: r. i1pls: ior PSil,deiphi. and way points
s:iop: p: ELpres for Philadelphia, New York and
EEsAs fkHLSa IGl GAEs q u sP.5 IT,
5lcksts and and information can be procured .. tss
6sfrare csiied Tor and checked 1t hotels ana pr,.
sompsny, northeast corner Thirteenth street nd
P9sy.ysnls sssa1ss & and on tae northeast saraa
pspOs asn nssHTaoRH siIfsf DC PoToakcs fRaLRoAp
sor.sr sixn and ss5esHss. Rovn
General Passenger ASsRRa fsnsssIpeiH is r.
fsnn superintendent Baitmore, Rd.
National Republican., 1876-03-07
THE REv1vALIsrs' WORK.
Fifth Week of the u.inn Revival Nsstir

flItn Week oI tne Uhlou beVfv8l Ao10ngs.
A more acceptable morning for an open.air
meeting ths . that OF yesterday It would be din.
cult to secure. The weather was comfortably
warm, and the air, coming from the South, was
mild and gentle, and nop4. Zoe, strong for those
willing to stand on the sfdenJlk and speak GODS
word to his people. Atthefntersection Of Seventh
and o streets there was probably 200 persons
present listening to the brief addresses of the
speakers and the experience of those who had 90.
cepted the Say1ouI's plea for the redemption and
turning from their wiekedness to live.
At the conclusion Of the meeting most Of the
sns and Il dsposod n The .spiJ PSF sss
vices Of the union revival meetings. It was the
day on which the attendance 10 sl0sys the slimest
It was anticipated would detract many from being
on hand who were regular In their coming. Mr.
Hammond, concluding 20 take one day Of respite
Invitation Of Capt. Frank Hoiiingshesd 10 visit
Mount Vernon, was not on hand, and many natu.
fslly supposed the interest in the services would
was not the css. Tie Clergy condScsiDs them @ i Sis,
playing unusual zeal found themselves enjoying
. large and pleasant meeting. = :.
Noble, who has been o faithful and valiant
worker In the cause, and TO whose Efforts much
Of the success Of the rsvivals may Be attributed.
Evening Hssting.
DR.. Hamnor evlnced bi his sermon and com.
msrts that his da,'s Iest st Mount Vernon had
done him good. Hs has been working beyond
the strength Of most men for the past four weeks
without bavirg the proper rest.
HeIes1 and o. mmsnted upon Paul's sermon on
Mars hill. In the course Of his remarks he sx-
pressed general satisfaction ut the result Of his
work IN this city; that Of course he had mat with
expected that. Hsannounced that half hour or
more would 20 occupied with .. praise meeting,
National Republican., 1876-03-07
THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
Bills introduced Yesterday.

n. Z.
The bill introduced In the House yesterday for
the relief Of the trustees Of the John Wesley NJ.
E. church, directs the District Commissioners to
issue 365 bonds fer the Layment Of a. 500 claim
Of the church for damages sustained by reason Of
District Improvements.
APPOINTMENT OF JAIL OFFICERS.
The bill to amend section 1851 of the Revised
Statutes Of the providesth that the arshal
have authority to appoint the warden OF the jail
and TO remove such oflcer when, In his opinion
the public interests require it. The appointment
Of subordinate officers Is also vested In the mar.
shall.
National Republican., 1876-03-07
A LE1ANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
FRkDIRfCKsBuRG RAILWlY.

fREDIMCKsBURG HALLWAY.
:oIPof CoRNIR OF SIXTH AND sTRlHfs>
Local trains for Alexandria leayerzzzz,zz37 o
~ follow: s., 100, 8, g, 10. II .. m,
!, 3I:20, s. 500, p. m. The .. N.
and and6p. m. trains run daily; al other trains
Local trains leave ile1.ndr1s Is follows: & ., &
q 10, II .. m; /, q + s, $500 p: q. The and
AL other trains daily, except sunday.
Richmond Day Mail leaves Washington daily 1t
Great southern Express via Ricnmoud leaves
Washington n:ss p. m, daily. On Sunday runs to
through tickets to al points seutn and South
west for sale at ofces corner OF Thirteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, where passengers can leave
orders for baggage to be checked At Al the hotsls
d. n. BOYD, JR.,
gaN-tf General PASSENGER Agent.
National Republican., 1876-03-07

EXAMINATION OF LIEUT.. H0XIE
National Republican., 1876-03-07
Alexandria L Fredericksburg Railway and NaI.
aldrla / WaShilgtQl RstlrNd.

For AleIandria, 9, Z, 10 II .. m, l. 3 40, S
1.oo and l;o D. m. On Sunday At and .. N,
Forihe South, vi. Richmond. II 40 D. m. daily e1-
u:50 D. m. daily.
Trains leave Alexandris for Washington, g. ia
9, 10, IL .. m, ], 8, 4, 5. and D. m. On Sunday
nt and 10 q. M. and D. m.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Parlor Car
accommodations can be procured at the Offices:
Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue, northeast corner OF Sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue and at the depot, where
orders can be left for the checking of baggage to
destination from hotels and residences.
FRANK THOMSON, d. NJ. BOYD, JR.,
Genr Manager. Genl Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1876-03-07
LEGAL.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, THE I'D DAY OF
FEBRUARY. 1876.
Albert Gaines
VS.. NO. 36O3, Equity DOCKET Is,
Arthur L. Wells ct al.
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. F.. W.
Jones. his solicitor. II is ordered that the de-
fendant, ARTHUR L. WELLS cause his appearance
to be entered herein before the first rule-day
occurring forty days after this day: otherwise the
cause viii be proceeded with in OF default.
By the Court, A. WYLIE, Justice, &C.
Atrue copy: Test-R. ]. MEIGs. Clerk, &c.
mh6- M5w By l.. p. WILLIAMS, Asst. Clerk.
TNH1S IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia, holding Special
letters testamentary on the personal estate Of
WM. INCL. GRIPS. late OF Washington city, ID.
c., deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof the subscriber,
on or before the 26th day of February neXs; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th Gay OF Ft Ftbruary,
1876. DANIEL B. CLARKE,
feb2s-MSw Executor.
National Republican., 1876-03-07
OBITUARY.
James II. Withsrov.

Much regret is felt st the sudden death Of
Mr.. lanes n. witherow, which occurred At e
m On Saturday last. Mr.. Witherow came TO
,.hie city about twenty years ago, and has beea .
member Of the firm Of MeGill & Witherow
daring almost this entire time. He was Q man
Of sterling integrity, modest and retiring in his
disposition, and won multitudes Of friends BY his
amiable and pleasant manner. His funeral took
place yesterday afternoon from his late residence,
Sl7 NJ street northwest. and was attended BY
Columbia Oommsndery X. T., Lafayette Chap
ter, and b. b. French Lodge Of Efeemasone.
National Republican., 1876-03-07

TIE sREAr DOUBLE TRACK t ROUTE SiT M
with ELEGANT SCENERY, Pkzce state-room.
DAY and night cars, with modern improvements.
Tive hundred miles saved to Western and Central
500 .. m daily for the West, Daily, except Sun.
day, for the North, to Canaan dalgua, Buffalo and
ii:2 =, m. daily, except Sunday, West and North
to Williamsport and Lock Haven.
7:p D. N. daily, fer Pfttsburg and the West, and
daily, except Saturday, for the North.
Through from WI WsshinRton to Pittsburg, Chicago,
and Rochester without change.
Tickets by this route can be procured at the o..
Ices, northeast corner OF Thirteenth street AND
PennsylvaniA avenue and Sixth street and PENN:
sylvsnia avenue, where reliAble tnformsnon VIII
Passensers procuring tickets at these omces can
secure Recommendations In Palace cars for Pitts
burg. Chicago, and Rochesters
General Passenger Agent, Philsdelphia,Pa.