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National Republican., 1877-03-03
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
SKETCHES more THE CITY BY THE
REPUBLTtp rs REPORTERS,

The EDUchrF SNAI. CoSvENrIoN.-Th
Department Of s. aperintendonce Of the Nntsonai
Educational Ast collation. resumed ia sessions in
the parlors ett he Y. NJ. q. A. building. Tho sub.
lect OF forms for the collection Of school statistics
was discuss ID at length. Many Of the member
urgeu ING hccesslty Of uniformity IN school sta
hsucs j he subject under consideration was re-
eomm'ts ed to the committee, to be reported upon
at INC 'lext annual meeting OF the department.
re0sss was then taken.
MORTALITY IN THE DIsTRICT.-Tho
following Is synopsis Of the mortality in the
pstrct for tho week ending February 9th, as
esbmftted BY the Register. Total deaths, %; I;
male, white, 2s; female, %; male, colorod, 2l fc-
male y; natives OF the District, 81; other parts Of
the United States, 30; ireland, .; England, 2;
Germany, T. The principal causes
Of death were: scarlutina, l; dip
liberia, I; typhoid fever, 4 catarrhal fever,
J; inter nittent fever, \; cancer, Q; phthsls pull
monaps, Is; heart disease, 8; pneumonia, 81; con.
sesttm Of lungs, ., old age, 8. For the same
perio d thcro was OF. Male, white, Ill female, q;
NAL ., colorcd, Is; female, 81.
'rHE SANaUINARY MICHIGAN LOVER
10 I'm Dilts, the Mlchgander, who attempted to
81 loot Mrs Mary Storer, In q corridor of the
treasury Department, Thursday, was arragned
In the Police Court yesterday morning, on the
charge ofassaut and battery with intent to kill.
'"it doesn't make any difference to me-" was the
only reply that the prisoner made when the
charge was read to him. He was Indifferent to
what was going on about him and hardly seemed
20 realize where he was. Several Treasury clerks
testified to seeing the assault Dilts shook his
head when asked II he had any defence to make.
The case was sent to the grand Jury, bonds being
hxed at $1,000.
National Republican., 1877-03-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Dr. Hartley cures catarrh-732 Tenth street
northwest.
Stoves for rent at Butlcr's, corner FIfth and X
streets northwest
ASK for the Hebc dc la Reno cigarettes; they
are the best OF all.
Congressional Hotel on Capitol Hin for rent.
See advertisement.
Interest paid on deposits by J, II. squIer Co.,
bankers, 1919 Penney lvania avenue.
At Lee, els Seven tn street, opposite the Patent
Office, is selling coal at S47b and up.
Left.On clothing, watches, pistols etc., bou ght
ut Hefzogs, pl5 ID street. Orders attended TO.
All kinks Of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at Murray's. sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
Mrs. ] N. Byrnes has removed her Laundry
from Goa street northwest to 400 Eleventh street
northwest, and will be glad to see all her old Gus
toners.
and shoes, In order to make room for spring
goods, at II. l.. Strausbcrgcr, 800 and 3OS Seventh
street.
The human voice in its sweetness and purity is
delclously musical; with throat affection and
coughs II loses all attractions. DR., Bulls Cough
Syrup restores 1t when failing through coughs,
colds, etc.
Latest and best from Spicer's butter store,
southwest corner Ninth and L streets. Choice
butter, eggs, cheese, apples, &c, at greatly re-
duced prices. Large stock from which to select.
Quantities 10 suit Bottom figures. Fair deal
ing.
To accommodate the people living in and
around Portsmouth, Va, the steamer Lady o
the Lake will mako an extra trip this week,
leaving her. wharf at y. m. to-day for
Norfolk, and returning here carly Monday morn.
ing next in time for the Inauguration ceremonies
Of President Hayes To give the visitors ample
time to enjoy thcday, the Lake will not leave for
Norfolk oil her regular trip TIL p. IN. Monday.
National Republican., 1877-03-03
MEDICAL FLEDGITyGS.
commencement Exercises of the Howard
University Medical Department.

Commencement Exercises of the Howard
University Medical Department..
Last evening the exercises Of the seventh
annual commencement Of the medical department
ofHoward University was held at the Congrega.
tional Church.
The church was we'll filled with au attentive
and apprecia'ive audience. Tho graduates were
as follows: Warren Brown, Kenobunkport,
Maine; Josiah q. Campbell, Derby Vermont;
.Eimir Gray, Harrison, Maine; Thomas q. Greg.
ory, Cleveland, Ohio; James F. Graham, Province
Of Ontario, Canada; George II. Heron, New Jer.
sey; Dorsey NJ. Mcpherson, Washington, ID. O.;
Grace Roberts, Holland Patent. New York; Eu.
nice p. Shadd, Chatham, Province OF Ontario,
Canada.
After'music and the opening prayer, Prof N. F.
Graham delivered the charge to the class.
They, he said, were but Just entering upon o
profession honorable in II times Tho profession OF
medicine contributes more pames handed down in
history than does any other Hppocrates 1. the best
known man Of his time. Galcn is better known
than his patron, Marcus Aurelius. The names Of
Harvey, Watson and others, adorn the pages of
English history Rush, Warren, and num-
berless other names have been hon
orably distinguished In this country.
The speaker urged q thorough knowledge of
medicine In all its branches. Intelligence and
science only can save people. 1t would be neces.
sary for the physician to have his knowledge at
immediate command and his hearers were urged
to have such thorough knowledge OF medicine
that they would never be taken uuawares.
The degrees were conferred by Prof +. W.
Fairfield, acting president He prefacea this
ceremony with appropriate remarks.
Mr.. Dorsey NJ. Mcpherson, Esq, delivered the
yaledictory address. lie took as his subject dis
eases in general and the progress Of medical
science. His effort was eloquent, and a mastery
treatment Of the subject.
DIR. Hood, the Pension Bureau, addressed q
ew renarksto the graduating class, and then
the exercises closed, and nine more physicians
were launched forth upon the community.
During the evening the Hutchinson family sang,
ahording unexpected treat to the audience
Mr. A. II. Glennan. ESQ., acted we'll his part as
Chairman Of the Reception Committee.
Many horal offerings were presented to each of
the graduates.
National Republican., 1877-03-03
DROPOSALS FOR MARKING An
l. RATING STAMPS.
AND
PosT.OYYIcE DEPARTMENT.,
WAaUINQrON. Februarv II lls1

"AshiNoFoN, Eepruhfy lfsloIs
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Do
partmcnt until the nth day Of March neSt, at Il
O'Clock noon, for furnishing for the useof tho
rom the ist Of April next, Marking g. and nd Rating
Stamps Of the following descriptions, namely
GLASS NO.
Circular Marking Stamps Of Steel, with cancel
the cancel one half Inch IN dIS%eter S%o Win WITH the
name Of the Office and State with type for months
and days q blocks Of like m.teriaf, with suitieI
ent thumbscrew for the same, and with handles
ofmahogany, walnut, or other heavy wood.
In proposals for this class Of stamps, the bidder
panied by "a hour blocks, as q. m, p. M. etc.
also the charge for separate figures and months
Also, octagon Marking Stamps, without The
circular stamp above described, and with type for
year, months, and days Of the same material, In
cancel, but similar In all other respects to No.
and Sn4 sh r maths n
Also, Hating and StSsr %iscelIaneoas SA stamps,
tised,h "niissent,' "Retarned for better dirsc.
tiOn,, or any other word, sentence, or figures not
exceeding IN length the sentence, "Returned for
better directions, when several Of tho same arc
Also, ior such Stamps as names Of persons when
Also, Cancels Of Hard Wood, halEincf diam
eter, containing four or more parallel lines, Also
Cancels suitable for cancelling stamps on pack
ages.
Stamps will be ordered for the different classes
Of Offices, according to present future regula-
tIons and necessities OF tho Department, or the
Postmaster General may at any timc cease TO
order any of them in his discretion.
Models Of stamps complete, OF the bidders own
manufacture, must accompany the proposals.
Each proposal must be accompanied by tho
guarantee OF two sufficient guarantors, that the
bidder will enter into contract within ten days
after his bid is accepted. to furnish the articles
specified In bis accepted bid, and certificate
from postmaster that such guarantors are re.
liable persons.
Tne accepted bidder win be required, within
ten days after his bid is accepted, to enter into
contract, with surcties to be approved by tho
Postmaster General, to supply the articles the
proposal for which Is accepted, in which contract
1t shall be provided that In case Of failure to sup
ply the articles, or any Of them, according to the
contract the contractor and his sureties shall be
liable for the forfeiture specified in such contract
as llquidnted damages, to be sued for In the name
Of the United States.
The stamps must be delivered at the Blank
Agency Of the Post office Department at the ex.
pense Of the contractor.
Proposals should be indorsed on the outside OF
the envelope: Proposals for Once Marking
Stamps" and nddresse to the First Assistant
Postmaster General, Washington, ID. q.
JAMES N. TYNER,
Feb IL Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1877-03-03
IECETryE,
%<ONN-N1N4NSCsCJ~SN-NS~ NS~SNSNNINN~~IN<IS~~O0~
NEGEriNE
PuRIFIEs, THE BLOOD, RENovArEs AND
IsyiGonATRs THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
Its Medicinal propcrtlcs are

ALTkRATivE, ToSIC. SOLVENT AND DIunErIC.
VEGETINE Is msdc exclusively from the Juices
OF care barks, roots ami herbs and
strongly concentrated that II will efcctualy eridi-
cate from the system CVcIy tunt OF scrofila, scrot
uous Humor, Tumors, Cancers, Canccrous HUI
NOR, Erysipclas, Salt Rhgum, Syphi'itc Diseases,
CAnkCr Faintnrss at tho Stomach, and all diseases
that arise from impure blood N5ciatlca. Innuinma-
tory and Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout,
and Spinal Complaints can only be Cncctually cured
through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases of the skin,
Prstucs, rimplcs, Blotchcs. Bolts, letter, Scald-
head and Rlng-worm, NESETINE has never failed TO
effect permanent cure.
For Pains In the Back: Kidney Complaints,
Dropsy, Female Weakness, Lcnchorrhra, arising
from internal uceratlons, AMI uterine diseases and
General Debility, NEGETINE acts directly upon III
causes of these complaints. II invlgorates and
strengthens the whole system, acts upon the sccrc.
tive organs, allays Inflammation, cures liberation,
and regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitual CostIveucss,
Palpitaton of the Heart Headache, Piles, Nervous
ness, and General prostratlon OF the Nervous Sys-
ten, medicine has given such perfect satisfaction
as the NECETINE Il puriles the blood, cieanscs
all Of the organs and possesses q controlling power
over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by NEGETtSE have
induced many physicians ani apothecarles whom
know to prescribe and use 1t In their own fami.
lies.
In fact, vKGErINE Is the best remedy yet dIscov.
cred for the above diseases, and Is the only reliable
BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the public.
National Republican., 1877-03-03
Court of the United States.

FRIDAY, March 2, ISL
OnmotIon ofMr. r. T. Merrick, Saml q. Parks,
Esq, of Lincoln, Ills, was admitted to practice
as an attorney and counsellor OF this court.
On motion OF Mr.. George Gray, Omar H. ST.
monds, Esq, of Grand Rapids. Mich, was ad-
mltted to practice as an attorney and counsellor
of this court.
On motion OF Mr.. l.. d. woodworth, Thomas
Youngstown, Ohio, were admitted to practice as
attorneys nnd eounsellors Of this court.
On mS,iOn Of Of Nj Philips; EdWsTd S,:d L. Per r.
practice as an attorney and counsellor of this
court.
ror. VS.. Charles Davenport. On motion of Mr.. S.
4. Parks, continued.
No. 10, George A. ,ie, Ki6blc, plaintiff III, in
Duner in error to the Circuit Court the United
States for the Northern District of Illinois. Mr..
Justice Davis delivered the opinion of the Court
afirming the Judgment Of the said Circuit Court,
on this cause, with costs.
No. 100. II; W. Fuller and J; W: Barnum, ap-
pelants. VS.. Z. 5. SentZer and w. Scatcs.
No. ri. Il: W: Fuller and J.; W; Barnum, np-
No. lt2 II. W. Fuller and J. W. Barnum ap.
pelants, VS.. Herman B. Goodrich. Appeals from
the Circuit Court of the United States for thu
Northern District OF Illinois. Mr.. Justice Clifford
Geeress Of S the spd Circuit in these eaaacs with
cost. Dissenting, Mr.. Justice Strong, Mr.. Chief
Justice Waite, Mr. Justice Miller, and Mr.. Jus.
No. as. I. d. Force, plaintiff in error, vs.. wm.
N. McVeigh. The motion to dismiss this cause
was submitted on printed arguments By Mr.. z.
Phillips In support of same.
No. $40. Albert Conro ct al, appellants, VS.,
Charles Crane ct al. The motion to dismiss this
cause was submitted on printed arguments by
Mr.. p. Phillips and Mr.. John $. Cooper, in sup.
port Of same, and by Mr. +. II. Kales in opposi.
tion thereto.
No. IS. The town Of South Ottawa, plaintiff in
error, VS.. Noah q. Perkins: No. 80, the board OF
supervisors pi Kendall county, plaintiff in error
was continued bk Mr.. q. S. Eldrcdge, OF counsel
for defendant In error in No. s. and by Mr.. II. 5.
Greene for defendant in error In No. 50, and
cluded by Mr.. 7. Lyle Dickcy for the plaintiffs in
error.
Adjourned until Monday morning at halfpast
IL O'Clock,
National Republican., 1877-03-03
DIED.

BUISMAN.-On the LIST Of March, 1871. at J:3o
o'clock Z. NJ. ELIZABETit, beloved wife OF 4,
sydney Huysman and daughter of the late Leonard
slnlmaker, In the 25ih year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully requested to attend the funeral from her late
residence, No. 1857 street northeast, on Sunday,
March It'll, at q o'clock +. VI.
JACkSoN.-On March lst, 1877, of consumption,
FREDERICK NJ. JACKSON. aged q years AMI 0
months, second soA of Frederick A. and Mary Z.
jackson.
Funeral will take place from the residence OF his
parents, No. 2ls Thirtcent street SOUTH
west. on SATURDAY., March 81, at O'Clock Z. NJ. d.
Friends of the family are Invited TO attend.
DUBANf.-Dn Thursday, March LIST, aftsr .
short illness of pneumonia, ELIzADErn, wife of
Mark Dubant, III the 18th year OF her age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral from the Church of the lmmacu-
late Convention, corner of Eighth and streets
nurtly.st. nj u. NJ sun unlay Mare ltl
National Republican., 1877-03-03
PRESIDENT HfYES RESIGNS HIS PO-
SITION is GODERNOR.
Administration OF the Oath of once to His
Successor.

When Governor Hayes departed for Wash
ington he LEFT his resignation in the Governors
Office to be filed on future notice. A telegram
was received from him this forenoon to hle tho
resignation. 1t is as follows:
ENECI TIVE DEPARTMENT D
or THE STATE OF ONO,
COLUMBUs, February 2S. \
hereby resign the Office of G oyernor of Ohio NV
resignation lake effect the econd day OF March
next. II, Il, HAYES,
Upon receipt OF the telegram, Lieutenant Gov.
ernor Thomas l.. Young, was notified OF Cover
nor Hayes resignation, and he at once proceeded
to the Executive Department, where the oath of
ofice, as Governor, was administered to him by
Chief Justice Welcb, in the presence OF the State
officers. and many citizens ofthls city. Governor
Young left for Washington at noon.
National Republican., 1877-03-03
THE BLACK MILLS.
Letter From the Delegate From Dakota.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WARRINGTON, ID. O., March ., 1871.
To the Editor Of the National Republican.
So many statements have appeared in your
paper recently In regard to the country known as
the Black Hills, in Dakota Territory, being with
out law, 1 desire to state few facts In relation
thereto.
The Legislative Assembly Of the Territory Of
Dakota, which has Just closed its session, organ.
ized this country into four counties established
United States Court thsre, designated as tho
First Judicial District, and assigned Associate
Jnstice Bennett, Of the Supreme Court. to pre-
side over the same, and requiring him by law to
reside there.
The Legislature also made large appropria-
tion for locating and improving three wagon
roads from the Black Hills to different points on
the Missouri river, one point Of which-to Fort
Pierre-is only one hundred and twenty miles in
distance therefrom.
The people, therefore, who reside In the Black
Hills are as fully protected by law as they are
in any other place In the Territory OF Dakota.
Please give this a place In your columns, and
thereby correct an erroneous impression which
seems TO prevail in regard to this section of coun.
try. Very respectfully, j.. =. KIDDER.
National Republican., 1877-03-03
lNTSEMENTS,
The y c,,oru opcra Trcupe-Taust.

Tho Kellogg Opera Troupe last evening per.
formed Faust" at the National Theatre. The
theatre was 20 crowded that there was hardly
standing room.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg rendered the role Of
Mdrquerits and Il Is needless to add that her
performance was superb.
MIR. Carleton was a beau ideal Valentino.
Mr. Mas was but mediocre Faust Mr..
Peakcs sang we'll in the part OF Mephisto, but his
acting was barely passahle.
The effect OF the opera was groa ly impaired
by the scenery, when was had, nut not worse
than tba. usually provided by Mr.. Ford, when
companies engaged at this theatre do not bring
their own scenery and properties with them.
n Trordtore will be sung at matinee today, and
with this performance the .engagement OF the
Kellogg Opera Troupe at the National, when
has been eminently successful will terminate.
Duprez and Bencdict's Minstreis
Duprez and Benedict's Minstrel Troupe,
which attracted such large audiences at Lincoln
Hall during the hrst part OF the week will give
a performance this evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
This troupe is one OF the oldest and best in the
United States, and an evening spent in listenlo Z
to their fun and music is not ill-spent.
National Republican., 1877-03-03
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SALE-OF NAVAL VESSELS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

BUREAU OF CoHsTRucrIoN AND RRrAir,}
February ~, 1871
The Navy Department Will Oiicr FOR sale at pub
lie auction the following named vessels.
At the United states Navy Yard. Portsmouth,
N. H.. On Tuesday. the 9th OF March, 1877, at "
O'Clock NJ, tho U. s. ship Sabine" OF Lab tons
measurement.
At tho United states Navy Yard, New York,
on Thursday. the 10th of March. ls77 At i2 O'clock
NJ, the U. s. steamer "susquchanna," Of 2,2l3
tons measurement.
At the United States Navy Yard, League Isl
and, en- Saturday, the 3lst Of March, 1871 at u
O'Clock NJ, tho U. s. ship Potomac" Of 1,i,7
tons measurement
The vessels will be offered as they lie on the
day OF sale. They may be examined at any time
pisylous to the day OF sale on application to the
cOmmnndants OF the yards where they are, re-
spectively, who will exhibit to persons desiring 70
bid an inventory Of such articles as may bo sold
with them.
Thirty 1907 per contum Of the purchase money
must bedeposlted at the time of sale, and the bal
nnce paid In cash when the sale Is confirmed BY
the Department; the vessels to be removed with
In 4 en- days from the date OF such confirmation.
The Government reserves the right to with
draw the vessels, or either OF them, from sale. u
confirm the sale, and to reject any bid or offer
which may be considered inadequate. mari
National Republican., 1877-03-03
CITY BRETTTTES.

The police will be paid to day at the Fifth
precinct station, instead of at Police Headquar-
teTs.
DR.. George W. Fisher, of Uniontown, has
offered to distribute one thousand loaves OF bread
to the poor on the occasion OF the Inauguration
Of President Hayes.
In place of the usual gospel meeting to-
morrow afternoon In Lincoln Hall, Rev. DIR. Da-
vid Wills repeats his discourse on the seventh
commandment.
National Republican., 1877-03-03

the Postmaster General. an tho contract prices
and all conditions herein sct forth shall govern
in such cXtondCd cJuOrict.
BLANK roaMs-sANrLEI-Ap
Blank forms for bids, with specimen attached,
showing quality Of the paper, will no furnished
upon applicable and all proposals must bo mado
upon these blank forms, securely cnycopcd and
scaled, marked on the envelope proposals for
Postal Cards, md addressed to tho Third Assf-
tant Postmaster Gcnegnl, Washington. u. y.
JAS. ". TYNER,
mc.2aw4w Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1877-03-03
DIED.

FOLEY.-On Thursday, March ist, Of pncu no.
MIA, fLOHESCE, UnIy daughter OF John I. and
Mamie y. Foley, aged years and two months.
The funeral will take place at 3o'clnck on satur-
Jay from the residence Of her aunt Mrs. George :.
Bright 3l3 First street northwest. n2-2t
GODDARD-At . O'Clock on Friday morning,
March "a, at the residence Of his mother Mrs. DGh-
gren, Lieut.. VISToS A. GODDARD, U. :. A., aged
y years and weeks.
Notice of funeral hereafter,
National Republican., 1877-03-03
FT'RUSTEES SALE OF A 3.STORY BRICK
L hMClllnK, No. I5L lOlmmbll strcel. WashlnY-

lily virtue of q deed Of trust dated October %, A,
d. ISL, duly recorded In Llbcr No, G6a, folio i25
one OF the land records of the District of Columbia
and by direction OF the party secured thereby win
s;ll ai public snG,i9n In front Of the premises; on
lW, In y. j.. Morrlson's snO-diyison Of part Of
square No S66, with improvements consisting of 4
thre-siory brick twgl Ing and back bnldIng.
Tt rms Of sale, one third cash, balance In one aud
two years. Will Interest Al per cent secured on the
property. \ deposit OfflGO required at the tmc of
sale. WILLIAM tLGDlIR rriIstrr
DINCASsOS Bios, AuCtOncCrs, Iy.s,yINS
National Republican., 1877-03-03

Hanging out Of the rooms OF the National
after the Cincinnati Convention, upon which was
inscribed the names OF the successful candidates,
Hayes and Wheeler. Just twenty minutes after
the telegram was received announcing tho result,
the flag was thrown out, where II has hoated
ever since.
National Republican., 1877-03-03
THE ISATUIrRATfoS.

The Executive Committee is requested to meet
at the Rooms OF Young Mems Republican Club,
l2jl Pennsylvania avenue, this evening at 7
o'clock promptly. II Is hoped that every member
viii be present. All other Committees are also
requested to meet at the same place and at the
Same hour. BY order. FRANK =. HOWE,
1t lStsr.l Secretary, Executive Committee.
National Republican., 1877-03-03
QuIRK's IRISH TEA,

This popular remedy for dyspepsia, bilious
ness. sick headache, sour stomach, vertigo, con
stipation and all diseases arising from disordcrcl
stomach or liver, is sold by all druggists. IS
cents per package-making quart Of medicine
National Republican., 1877-03-03
pRoPosAL FOR THE CoLLEOTIuN ANn
i REMOVAL OF GARBAGE.
by authority OF the Commissioners Of tho Dis.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, /
BOARD oy HEALTH,
wAsHINaros. Feb. q, lsi7.

Sealed proposals will be received ut thf otfice
until y NJ. March 0, 1877. for the collection and
removal OF all parUSge ana refuse animal anu
vegetable matter from dwelling houses, markets
and other places In the cities Of Washington and
Georgetown, and their immediate and more
dcnsely populated suburbs In the Districtof Co
lnmba, for tho period OF ono year, comuicncira 9
April ], 1877.
Proposals will be indorsed proposals Tor tho
Collection and Removal Of Garbage" and will be
addressed to the undersigned, and no bid will be
by the Board OF Health, containing fun informa-
tion as to the requirements Of the servicet which
will be furnished on application to this ofhec.
all bids presented not deemed for the best Inter
ests Of the District, and all bids not approved By
the Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia.
If check Is presented with proposal same mus
be certified, and made payable to Chris. q. Coz
Secretary.
By erder Of the Board Of Health.
fegleod3t CHRIS, q. COX, Secrafary,
National Republican., 1877-03-03

Porter House steak, 2oc; Sirloin steak, lsc
Round steak, l5c, or two pounds for 25c; best
butter 35c, or three pounds for tl.O0. Bray h
Co., Mt. Vernon Place Market, corner Ninth
and X streets N. W.
National Republican., 1877-03-03
IiRADY's,

The historical portraits Of distinguished repre-.
sentative men, lately on exhibition at the Gen
tennial Exhibition at Philadelphia, arc now
ready for the inspection of the public at "Brady's
National Gallery" 62j Pennsylvania avenue.
TINS collection embraces the eminent men of
America. In addition to the medals received in
New York for many years, and In London in 1857,
is awarded the higheSi opdrd medal at the Gen.
tennial Exposition In Philadelphia, 1870