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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE-s5AC ACRES IN
II Montgomery comfy, Nd. 6 miles from the city,
the Metropolitan railroad. Land Of nne quality,
and good improvements. sWhET:
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WANTS.

-#r--f wv AN 4Ss
>~~~~~~-~~~-~ON-~Oooo~ ~~N~O~~O~|~~~~~OS
PARTNER WITH $500 DAP
w ital to invest in the Ghost show oustnes
Third street and Pennsyrvsnis syenue. jsii-fts
UANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
w young Lady, . moneyed partner, or loan, 70
petit.on. Address, Energy" kEPysLIcAS
ONCE. lalo-zs-
EINANCIAL-s3,OOo WANTED FOR THREE
payable semi-annually, on hrsr-class real estate
address T., p. o. Box los. jans-st-
UAHTED-TO PURCHASE A SMALL.
w house. in q good locality; cash paynent.
Address '.PURCHAsER, ~ REPUBLICAN, ONCE.
jsS-3t
YOUNG MAN, AN EXPERIENCED
IA bcokkeeper, wishes employment such H.
any Office where his services would be available,
satisfactory references given and exchanged,
Lynn. keystone house, Pennsylvanis avenue.
"ANTED-YOUNG MEN TOT LEARN
w and engage IN the telegraph operating bus
meas. Permanent employment and fAtr salary o.
tained when qualined. Cali or write Union fei,-
graph Instruction Company, corner ofseyenth asA
AN EXPERIENCED LEGAL GENrLE
IA MAN, OF good family aud address, desires the
erty. Highest testimonials furnished, Adore
Arthur Q. ALLYs0N. W Washington, ID. O.
WANTzD-TO PURCHASE FOR DASH. a
wv Lot 70 feet froat, or . small nodern-stdla
Honse, eetwsea PennsylyaAlA aven1e, 4. rhlr<
=. ). T. aS T1s RGsas CO.. R street.
uo2-0 Opposite nAsopls Temple
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The pending question was upon Mr.. HoLMAN's
amendment, to further reduce the salaries Of
ministers and ministers resident.
The amendment was rejected, and the salaries
A motion q Mr. REAGAN to strike out the
Hawaiian Islands from the List entitled 10 minis
tesi moved to pro,d.
for minister resident to Switzerland. REJECTED.
Mr. REAGAN moved to strike out the appro-
priations for ministers resident % Mayn and dill LII
MI. BANKS, Of MASS, opposed the motion. He
q Mexico to tns county Hayt vas the key to
the Gulf Of Mexico, and If the United States
did not have proper reprssenfatlcn there other
was important also that We should have .
representative there, because he believed that
the solution ofthe questions relating to the col.
Domingo. W. had scarcely all now upon the
Gulf Of Mexico, and We should have properly
ana + a.; g -
unnecessary that L should Be Sailt Up in some
Mr.. REAGAN, of Texas, said that minister
residents functions did not relate to commerce.
That 1evoived upon consul, and he proposed
there be . consul ct Hagti.
The amendment was rejected.
No further amendments were offered. and The
bill having been considered, the COMMITTEES roses,
passed.
The House then again resolved itself into the
Committee Of the Whole on the Military Aead-
envy appropriation bill; Mr.. ruRHEY, Of Pa, in
the chair.
Mr FINLEY, Of Fla, proceeded to make .
speech on the general political situation, Q thing
which is permitted In general debate ON an ap-
preparation bill.
iEMr. CLYMER, OF Pa, then explained the pro-
visions of the pending bill. He said that the esti
mates subnitted by the Department for the items
In this bill called for tSs5.oso. The COMMITTEES
recommended an appropriation Of sssS,1g, which
and It was Q reduction Of sA,pH below the
amount appropriated in the bill Of last year. Tbs
committee had made the reduction below the
estimates by striking out or reducing several Of
the items Recommended. Among other things
the committee had reduced t29,1b0 from the
amount recommended for the pay Department. by
on sanJ 4
and giving then only their pay proper. TAsy had
asked for the band, and RECOMMENDED that
the bard BE- placed on the same foeting that 4
Honbsrs. The other reduetions were nsde IN
Items fag repairs 10. The ssmAittss had net
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VyHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, holding special
Of ZKRUBBABEL HALLoCK, late Of Washington
tS d deSecse6; AL All Re1sSns sms
hlbtt the same, with the vouchers thereof. 70 the
subscriber, before the ID day of January neXt
they nay otherwise BY law be excluded from all
b. nedt Of the said estate.
JNO. B. VAN METER,
js4-Th1Ws Executor,
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POST OFFICE NOTICE..

DOSf OFFICE NOTICE.
The foreign mails tor the week ending Saturday July
"a, 1871 will close At this Office Tuesday, ut A. M. for
Europe by steamship Wisconsin, via Queenstown; on
wednesday. NJ a. NJ, for Europe by steamship scytha
via Que nstown correspondence Tor France
by this steamer must be specially addresse aud t
Tor France direct BY steamship Vile de Paris via ayrc
Thursday At ii 10 A. NJ for Europe, by steamship clIert
via Plymouth, CherDourg aud Hamburg Saturday, az
~ Tor Scotland &c by steamship Victoria via Neville
ana glasgow. and nc ~ 80 A. Europe by steamship
Brannic via Queenstown Correspondence Tor
Scotland &c. to be forwarded by this DO
specially addrcssed) and At III 30 A. NJ Tor Germany
~ steamship Weses via southampton and Bremen. The
steamers wisconsin, Scythi anu Britannia do not take
mails Tor Denmark, Sweden and Norway The nails
West Indies. via Havana leave Now York August Tho
mails for China and Japan leave San Francisco
Z The mais for Australia dc, will leave san Francisco
August 10. 1877 +. L. JAMES, Postmastor =
SEw YORK, July II, 1877
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fj'EAAs itsn 1OR oAi-v ss -, Iore niso AT kEY
u Neu--Ihe steamer ~ are ~ TEXAS captain Nick
viii sail on SATURDAY. July II 81 3f NJ. from pier
20 East River Through bills ading given TO all points
the Houston and aud Great
Northern galveston. Houston aud Headerson. and the
Galveston Harurg and San Antonio railroads Ffeghts
ami Insurance Al lowest For freight aud passage
LOKY * Co. 1913 Mafdrn lane
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WASHINGTON HEALTHY.
The Medical Society Deny the Report that
an Epidemic Exists Here.

The Medical Society Deny the Report that
an Epidemic Exists Here.
At special meeting of the Medical Society
held at Gonzaga hall last evening the follow.
ing resolutions were adopted:
whereas q widespread report having been cir
cuatcd through the public press Of Northern and
Western cities that the citizens OF Washington are
at this time suffering from some severe form Of epi
to deter persons wishing To visit our city from COM
ing here as well as create alarm and danNety In the
minds OF absent friends, besides in several other
ways nnicting positive injury upon the business
affairs Of our citlzens-
Resolrtd, That we, the members Of the Medical
Society Of the District Of Columbia having the best
opportunity Of being correctly informed as TO the
sanitary condition OF our city, unhcsitatngly pro-
nouncc said report false In every particular.
Rssortd, That according TO the observations OF
our oldest professional men, we have had an un-
prccedented healthy period, embracing the past six
months all classes OF citizens children included,
enjoying q remarkable freedom from disease, as
attested by the experience Of every practitioner OF
medicine here.
any just grounds for such report, we can only re-
gard II the offspring uf some fertile imagination,
designed rs hoax, or an ingenious device OF NAL
ice on the part uf some enemy Of our city.
ReSpltcd That the public journals OF this city,
together with such newspapers elsewhere rs have
aidei in circulating this report, be requested TO
publish the foregoing preamble and resolutions.
ALEX. Y. p. GARNET, NJ d.
GEORGE Mccoy, NJ. d.
J. W. II. LovFJoy. NJ. D.
u. WEBSTER PRESTISs, NJ d.
4. VI. SCHAEfFER, NJ u.
Attest: s. c. BrsEY, N. d., President.
C. II. A. KLE1SsI IHMiDr, Secretary.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Reorganization Of the Board of rru.te

Reorganization Of the Board of Trustees.
The Board of School Trustees met last night
for reorganization. There are but two new
members Of tue board DIR. G. II. Cragin takes
the place Of +. W. Mofiat, of Georgetown, and
Mr. VIM. II. Lee the place of J. II. Ferguson.
There were present last night Trustees Rey-
burn, Browne, Baldwin, Hovey, French, White,
Lloyd, Curtis, Smith, Packard, Holland,
Brown, Carey, johnson, Brooks and Lee.
Mr.. j. S. Brown was called temporarily TO
the chair. The board proceeded to the elec-
tion Of officers. Mr.. W. w. Curtis, of George
town, was reelected president receiving four
teen ballots. Mr.. Brooks received one and Mr.
Bnlith one.
Mr.. Curtis, upon taking the chair, acknOwl-
edged the compliment in short speech.
Mr.. John II. Brooks was reelected secretary,
receiving II ballots Mr.. W. Ii. Browne re-
eeiyed and Mr.. johnson !.
A resolution was adopted continuing the old
co;nmittees until the new ones were announced.
The new committees will be announced
through the public press.
A Communication was received from the
District Commissioners notifying the board
that the contract for printing the annual school
report had been awarded to X BercsfDrd.
A Communication WAS received from the
serretATy Of the District Commissioners notify
ing the bard that the District Commissioners
determined the leases Of most Of the rented
property Of the schools on the 3Oth ultimo,
and requesting the board to enter into nego-
tiati0ns for the releasing at a reduced rental
such - they deemed II adyisable to reOccuPy,
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or for other rooms, and to submit o statement
Of the result Of the negotiations to the Com
missioncrs
A resolution was adopted requesting the
members Of each sub-board to report to the
committee on property as to what rooms was
necessary to retain, and authorizing the com
mittee on property to furnish the 10 iuired in.
formation to the Commissioners.
Applications for positions as teachers were
presented from Emma V, Smith, Joseph A.
Stewart, Inman +. Page, James f. Hunt, W.
l.. c, Stevens and r. Melville Cramer. They
were properly referred.
The resignation of Annie NJ. Adams, pri-
mary teacher Of the Fourth district, was ac-
ccpted, and the nomination Of Mary E. Ander-
son to fill the vacancy was confirmed. Chas.
H. Cooper was nominated as assistant in the
Male Grammar school Of the Second district.
Confirmed.
A number Of bills were approved, amount
ing to S5351i.
A resolution was adopted authorizing the
committee on text books to make such Incl
dental changes In the course Of study as the
advance or cxigcncics Of the schools may re-
quirc or warrant.
National Republican., 1877-07-11

CITY NOTES.

The Belt Line Railroad Company have re-
aooed the pay OF their drivers Bfteen cents day.
Charles Ware was committed to the work
boure yesterday for ninety days on the charge Of
vaxrnncy
II was Mt. Vernon Seminary, and not Mt.
Vernon Institute, which was commended by the
Methodist pastors at their meeting last Monday.
A.gustus Hill assaulted James Riggs on the
Aque,iuct brtdss IN April last, and was yesterday
tr,ed In the Police Court, and q fine ofsio imposed
Marriage licenses have been issued as follows /:
WIN. Doherty and Margaret CIton, + =. Dyer and
ysora c Kirby, both Of Prince Georges county. Nd.
A small white boy named William Jones
tasad guilty the charge Of hnihng in the Potomac
uver IN the Police Court yesterday, and fined g.
Josiah Hilton, who was convicted Of selling
policy tickets and sentenced to month in jail was
vssteriay set at liberty, having been pardOned BY the
President.
Col. Pierce has taken new departure at the
Imperial hotel and provides for the inner man at his
bniiard saloon elegant lunch from t2unlil o'clock
q which the patrons Of his establishment are invited
70 partake, free Of charge
Thomas Brown and Frank Brown were
srragned In the Police Court yesterday the charge
q vasrancy. The former was sinlplelooking
youth, and both plead guilty TO the charge and were
ssntenced to the workhouse for thirty days.
President Hayes has pardoncd wm. Reeves,
solored convicted Of burglary and sentenced TO the
pentsntiary for three years Branch Hayes, for as
Aun and sentenced to sir months In Jail, and Ed.
win NJ Gross, convicted In the Police Court.
Eugene Van Riswick was stood up In the
Police Court yesterday charged with the larceny Of
hosf nom WILLIAM Ryan in April last. This beinz
NE second time Van Rswick has been arrested for
pssit larceny the Judge held him TO bali IN the sum Of
h.op in each oase for the grand jury
A permit has been issued to W. S. Roose to
construct four three story brick dwellings on street
ostveen Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets northwest for
etn One has been Issued to Ann Joyce to con.
earuet threcstory brick dwelling on Thirteenth
Street, between y and northwest, for $500
The remains Of Miss Lizzie Dyer, eldest
laughter Of the late Gen. A. L. Dyer chief Of ord.
Aaaoe, who died In st. Helena, Cal on the 9Th In.
SAINT will arrive In this city Saturday morning and
she funeral will take place in the afternoon from the
emily residence, q street, near Twentieth street
korthve,t
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EIMILY J.iRS.

A Unfsithful Husband Assaults His Wife.
p George A. Scale was arraigned in the Police
Court yesterday, charged by his wife, Mrs.
Hattie Scale, with assault and battery and
with threats Of violence. Mrs. Scale appeared
in court with large bruise on the side of her
left temple and with her eye backened. She
was neatly dressed and of refined appearance
and manner. She gave her testimony with
considerable emotion and in straightforward
manner.
= She testified that her husband was in the
habit Of going with another woman much to
her annoyance, and that she had been so often
reproached about 1t that she could stand II no
longer, and upon speaking to her husband
about II he assaulted her by striking her on
the side Of the head with a piece of gss-pipe
and otherwise maltreated her; that he had
struck her on the left hip, bruising her to
such an extent as to make II impossible for
her to lay on that side, and that he had FIRE.
quently threatened to do her bodily harm
The Court fined Scale $50 for assault, or in de.
fault sixty days in Jail, from which he ap.
pealed, and bonds were fixed in the sum OF
500. He was also placed under 500 to keeI
the peace for six months towards his wife.
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Board of Health.

A regular meeting of the Board of Health
vas held at their rooms last evening.
Nuisances reported, $50; abated. .33l investi-
CATION as to causes Of death. 16; from zymotic
diseases 10; pecuniary conditions Investigated,
16; burials at public expense, IS; garbage re-
moved $50 tons; 1I6 dead animals, 5l9 privies
cleaned. Condemnations- clans, 2,O75
crabs, 15i punches Of fish, % bushels of oys-
ters, sturgeon, 40 pounds of beef, 81 pounds
Of bacon, 81 pounds of mutton, II pounds of
veal, 222 cabbages, l69 cucumbers 81 bushels
n cherries. 10 bushels of apples, II bushels of
hams, $50 Lemons, 80 dozen eggs, 90 quarts
pf blackberrfes, 81 bushels peaches, bushel
TOMATOES. Animals impounded lO6; redeemed,
2; killed, So in pound, l, amount realized,
A communication was received from the
District Commissioners, stating that the pres
ent condition of the District treasury would
not admit Of appropriatinR money for the in
sreasing Of the pound service.
Ethan Allen made application for his re-
appointment as sanitary inspector.
DIR. Theo. Breed was also recommended, and
Dr.. l. q. Draper made similar application.
The board then adjourned.
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THE KING OF THE MOLLIES.
Hanged, and Now Declared Innocent.
Nom ths Reading FdJis.


HOm ne Reading Eagle
A correspondent, writing from the Pottsvillo
Jail, has this 10 say Of Jack Kehoe, once the
King of the Molly Maguircs in Schuylkill
county: He Is the leading prisoner here, and is
under sentence Of death as an accessory to
murders committed by his gang.
"Ah!' said he, they did n big days work
that Thursday. And, sir, it is a bad days
work" bristling up with Indignation. They
hung three rs innocent men as you are, sir
Carroll, Roarity and Duffy were innocent, and
when come to die III say so. Don't you, or
any fair-mndcd man, think that it was the
duty of the Governors secretary TO use that
reprieve which you newspaper men say he had
in his pocket when Roarity made his death
statement on the gallows, clearing Duffy
And yet I'm sorrier for Carroll than for any
man I ever knew. lie was decent man, and
was raised up to decency, and ought not to
have been hung on such mems evidence"
The Mollie King spoke bitterly Of Mr.
Gowen, and said the men were driven to crime
by the severe orders Of the Reading Company's
minious.
"And then" he continued, "they sent Nc
Parlan, who was an Irishman and perhaps q
Catholic, and they instructed him to join the
society aud encourage and commit crime; and
when he should get enough into the snare, he
was to begin hanging them on his own evil
dence and that Of others whom he threatened
to hang, and who to save their necks, would
lie on their fellows. After he came among
us, there were several murders committed,
some Of which he encouraged, and all of which,
If he had been u true man, he could have pre-
vented -
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their hilarity At the termination Of the trial
Gss,h.I A.. n C-~S

their hilarity at the termination Of the trial
Gatohel 10 He sued
II IL more than probable that the ahfAir viii
not drop here. When the raid was made on
THE Club Isaac Jones disclaimed having any
connection with the adjoining house or being
interested In any manner in the gambling car
ried on there. Tho invasion Of his premises
was planned and conducted by President
Gatchel, OF the Police Board, a. admitted by
him on the stand, who, despite caution to 60
slow, rushed ahead, alleging that he would
warned by Mr.. Jones that he had neither law
nor right to enter his house and destroy his
business, and that there was q remedy, which
would be applied.
After the indictments had been found, Mr..
Jones again notified him that the trial would
be his opportunity to prove the correctness Of
the reasons that actuated him for making the
raid, and II the trial resulted in acquittal he
would see that the citizen had rights as well
an autocratic, arbitrary president Of q police
board, which he was trying to use TO build up
his own popularity with the public. The
trial terminated yesterday in an acquittal of
the accused parties. In a conversation with
Isaac Jones last night, he told THE REPUBLicAN
representative that the president Of the police
board had failed 10 convince twelve men that
he was guilty Of the charges brought against
him, and now he proposed to have a chance.
He intended to institute suit against the
r. 7. b., and see if there was not a little law
against man that took Possession Of his prop
crty, permitted Il to be wasted and destroyed,
and closed mp his place Of business and kept i
so for days at time. He had sustained seri-
Gus damages, and intended to see II he could
not get satisfaction in the court. He had
danced while the p. T. y. fiddlod, and he
thought 1t his turn to handle the bow and
yiol now,
National Republican., 1877-07-11
THE CUCEN
noJTTT CoEEr.
Brfsr-s ls~air~ wrS>L

B-Ssrs JE1sr~ WYE
Draper Va Hyde ct al. clerk 10 appzoye the
aptsal bund- Lanrssser ~ Fre~sfnenis SAVINGS
and Truss Company sale oaasrssed proySsonally.
reference 10 sndhzsr. hwN~sl - Rsuefh sub
mitted. R'rrh ~. R5ece..ys beare - sithsirsu
petition. 6en ~ Bsee-er q al ~ cs-ssss ah.o-
l. q. Hne AIFsainirsa r-ussrSL Eskrisac~ ~ Esk-
ridcs- suhaitiel Kzljs<,- trsssscx Hsyte ek al:
trustee substituted and . WEI Ezen-Se1 Draper
vs. Thomas order Co rs.u-l o< hesr< 17i bill &e-
bpulng ~ hruciscr q al Narsrr spTsSn.ed ne
cciNeE 10 ColbcSI nat AZ. Russell ~ NSEsans
auditnrs rgaII rAIiisd sssi 1ssz-iszs-sz s-Jssrs1
Connecticut 'S-ocral Lisc lasarrRc~ CsalrSaay ~.
Pbelan; final deCI-e. ,sAll L "a WsareE BrV
oogtt SO absolute NrThtr~oa SEztIiUysst cUu,-
mission tn sp;.ent guardian CArysTsx- ~. >evccd
CodT.erAtive Building Associative reaerenc~ to
auditor 10 rtJGI ccsn,s E,aais izsSsSSssiaS FsgS
" Richarish: Ht-T5cqsA RrVE. IBruCd - iatsr-
vene Zimmerman "a Aa.linSeiy. SSE dismissed
with
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Excursion Of Ceianhia Cennasa~ry No .
Knirhfs T<mplHr

Our rrA5ers should tsa- IN aiad tks excursboa
TO Marshall Han Iid Indian Heal o. the NsnSsr,
hil this evening Cnausntia + szsEs flr - bsyess
and excursions and this ooe VII as in kesping
with all their fHTDer t5arzs sS.~5sl ssar1-e i'll
he choice gems % muse b tAs IesRptar choir
Of the CummAnoery- Ise casi sili seaVe the " hAFf
al S;s0 r. m and VIII resz-n a IS5e sharp A
glance NJ the TrucrAnne seseu> tAsni every arraray
ment has hsn made So The clafJrs 1f the ksysrs
of the fantastic lne- uAile .hgre SkS sSncI Gsnee
remain ON the saEi asa saSly IhS r-iP further
down the river.
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nUruE~

The annual trSziyAl Sc IL bsnrf- ef sS
Idssnk's OII,han Asylum vi ake pSsrN - nnr-
rox al the SchOetasa Park All frOa ihe Sxtxnsis e
preparations made - The sS.ssrs and the csutlx-
men Nho have Chh-re oi IL arTaascSnasucs a
pleasant time ts AliSe1Ea.e1 AL ~ ailsusiins
a charitable oA9eca ArNn,eSAest Ttss rUurnrfctsg
thdse who have The god Ssrgz5e - aErsasl nav
ncsl assured that BOshiac UI'l SSNGr ~ mar the
feelings of even the m0rz tksaS45a Th,c Rar3 v IN
be uJen hf u c'c3ock na- AID &Izri-ss Uill cJua-
mcnce AT p m. Muse b. The Gtrsze bSnI Ar
rancements have heea made Sc s1rVSs car seseu-
modArionS
National Republican., 1877-07-11
A Chance to Go to the Mountain.

The weekly excursions to Deer Park and
Oakland, situated on the top Of the Allegheny
Mountains, given by the Baltimore and Ohio
,{ailrosd, will begin next Saturday. The fare
remarkably low and the tickets are good for
three days. These excursions will afford an
opportunity for Washingtonians to get breath
Of mountain air, and get back home without
Interfering with business. The train will leave
q 2 o'clock In the afternoon and reach Deer
Park at $50 p. m. In time for the Saturday
night hop, which has become one Of the most
enjoyable institutions of these resorts.
National Republican., 1877-07-11

The Michigan Republican Association met
last evening to pay its tribute of respect to the
memory Of one of Its most distinguished mem
ben, the late Hon. A. S. Gaylord, Assistant
Attorney General for the Interior Department.
n. E N. Howell presided. and Uri J. Baxter
ectod a secretary. A committee, consisting
sf hessrs. U. J. Baxter W. +. Creary and z.
Moses, was appointed to prepare resolutions
expressive Of the sense Of the association, and
on presenting the report Mr.. Baxter made
some eloquent and appropriate remarks The
.oociation made an appropriation of SIS for
Nc widow Of the late DR.. II. J. Alvord. Res
elutions were unanimously adopted in respect
- the memory of Mr.. Gaylord.
National Republican., 1877-07-11

WE Gait attention to the advertisement in an.
osher column OF n. y. Ofiey 4 Co, Bankers. The
customers OF this bank have occasion to congratu
h.s themselves ON the good advice they have re-
seived on all matters relating tn the investment Of
uinnsyS They pay no interest except on long
National Republican., 1877-07-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

On DotLAn-obtain Dr. Hartley's great remedy
br Cstarrh- druggists have H.
Lsftod elDthins watches, pistols, &c, bought at
HernDr's 9lS u street Orders attended to.
All kinsis Of trunks male to order repaired and
covered ., Murrsy's 500 Pennsylvanla avenue,
Market SPACE.
National Republican., 1877-07-11
Court Caiesdar fsr Ts-Day.
CRIMINAL uNJEr.
R~ssrs Iuzin~ NresxAE.

Mary IAUs1n alias NAry wHT-Na Fla Hai-Ss
Fanny Jahus''fi rCfa-ry- Frsnk ferx1son rape.
l. II Butler lGEccfiy. n Wai1ssr- s.ass pCcseocv.
Ed. Jones r-ce.sias ssaSSn I-SF.-Ty- 81 srOSh.
assault {. II RlyFn. ssNsnir GaarocS Els.sh.
ASSAULT Pcicr Harvey ASaAi
National Republican., 1877-07-11

MEMS PASrs, Of broken suits. at s. cents.
EfsENAS BROS,
Corner Seventh and Z.