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cough neglected may lead Ia serious con
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Tickets, 80, Halves, c't quarters, 100
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Things that attract the senses merely may
make a slHlt ana Vphcmrfh r. puttton. hut genuine
worth only holds IrrmA, mt yAlue. lis thu, with IS
Bahhits foIht snap which has no equal Tor the u
el0us IN III natural OdOr.-Ide.
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THREE MILLIONS WANTED.
CRISIS ~ THE ITNfNCES or 7rrE VIEW
JERSEY CENTRAL RAILROAD.
What President Knight Told the Stockholders
Yesterday Big Dividends The Brcnk In
Coal Hopeful Mr.. Potts Passing the Hat.

what Trc~idcnt Knight Told the Stockho tdcrs
Yesterday Big Disidcnds The Hr.nl In
Coal Hopeful Mr.. Potts Passing the Hat.
A large number Of the stockholders of the
Central Railroad Of New Jersey met yesterday.
in response to circular sent out by the direct
ors ON Friday last. The first Sentences ol this
circular were as follows:
The director again enclose To corv Of the circular
OF pee ~. oih rs To- YOU a. par ecriincars of indebted
u9f We unimnurc iu TINS company nnl Co The Stool
i"p The ~ ~ III ,iu"u ~ ~, , ,'l
,,e hnsn,,.. while mfure would en'e them IL crp
Mr. John II. Potts presided and among the
heavy men present were cx Gov A. q. Curtin.
John u. Brookman. John G. Bulltt Of Philadc-
phia, J. \. lmhrc John Y. Johnston. and John
u. McCrary. President Edward G.. Knight was
the first speaker.
Since 1866. he said. dividcnds Ind boon paid
aggrcgating sii.42i.0o0. 1t was mistaken policy.
II the dividends had been kept down to eight
per cent. the company would now have had
Sioli.@o; If to seven per cont. sslpooo;
years ago the North Prnnsylvania Rail
road WIS in % worse WAY than tho NV
Jersey Central Is to-day. IT, stock. mar y1lun
S5O. sold ri - so and 81 a share The Bondhold.
cfs consented to fund their coupons for several
yours rcrcivinY scrip therefor witch the com
pany ait"rwnrd redeemed. In every possible
way The expenses were cut down AMI the rarn-
ings oi the ruud inrroas 4. Tho road was thus
.Ntifl lN llluf 10 ply ~ hlNlutnV Nl % tmr GO fli
II has never earned less since; in soWo years 10
mas earned ~ much gs j. per- cent To-day it-
stock ia selling 40 ", and it, u. cent bonds
haNu been sold at public sale Tor $iO1. Look at
Tue stii ,'m'ni OF the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey for 1876:
lreeirt- ee0ic ono
I'M sc- ...........st.. au-fttN
Falancc net earnings ..................... s--'u
's> ini,t 1T account ~ sH
less ttNr- ....... I4tu1
Less rent VI Ieh.sh Ala su.u hanna k4lfo~d issODi
s2taNuIp
S,ltuDn
Loss on canals 11-tr
IL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30
the POLITE BO.iRD.


Proposed new Rules concerning Liquor
Licenses.
The Police Board met at six O'Clock last
night. All the commissioners were present except
Mr.. Cissel.
"A communication was received IRON Treasurer
Dodge, OF the District. complaining OF n delay in
parties getting out their licenses.
The communication stated that there were a
number oil persoAs who had not yet paid their
licenses, which were due last November, and
there was at lcsst 1000 outstanding for bar
room licenses. lie suggested that It the board
would detail one officer 10 have special charge of
this matter that the work would be done much
more promptly. The communication was laid
over Tor the time
dents Of the county asking for remuneration Tor
Two officers who had retained their horses at
their own expense AFTER the general dismOuntiug
last iAll, and so been enabled more efectually
TO patrol their districts.
Col. Thomas Casey Of the corps OF engineers
sent IN a communication asking the police force
to exercise such supervision and control over
public parks and reservations as the law pre-
Mr.. GatcheL as member of the committee ap.
pointed to confer with the Judges Of the District
bench, in reference TO having a day set apart each
Court, stated that II was desirable for them 10
have conference with the District Attorneys,
been unable to make any appoint ment with
them. The committee was contiHued.
sEw Liquor LICENSE RULES.
Mr. Britton reported from the committee ap-
pointed TO draw up iuitabls regulations in refer
ence to liquor licenses 4 series OF rules ap
proved by the committee. The report was laid
over Tor week, In order TO give the members OF
the board plenty OF time to consider them. The
rules reported by the committee require persons
to procure licenses before opening places for the
sale OF liquor, or continuing such places at the
expiration of old licenses. They provide for
prompt action upon all applications. All april
cations for renewal Of licenses must be made prior
to October 30 of each year, when the old licenses
expire, and all applications must be approved
by a ma jOrity OF the hOuseOwners and residents
in the square In which the place in question is
situated and the square opposite. Licenses will
not be granted to persons convicted Of selling
liqEOr to soldiers or suffering soldiers to drink on
their premises; TO persons convicted OF selling to
minors, of selling on Sunday or during unlawful
hours. or Of selling without license; nor will
licenses be granted to persons selling TO women
TO persons keeping places where IDLE. noisy or
suspicious people congregate. No license for
tho sale Of DgnOr will DO granted to any variety
theatre place where It Is shown that liquor has
been sold TO intoxicated persons, or to any place
where gambling has been allowed. Applicants
refusing 10 ALLOW the officers of the board to ex.
anime their places Of business shall forfeit their
licenses. This Is about the substance Of the new
rules.
Amer the report vas presented the board went
into executive session!
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30
NJ .fTHTM.
The Result Of a Fight IN Inauguration
NIGHT.

The Result Of Fight Inauguration
Night.
On the night OF the 9Th OF March therr was
q disturbance nj an entertainment Mt the GALL
lean Fishermen's hall on the south side of Penn
sylvania avenue, near Four and -R-hah street
during which Robert NRylT, colUrcd one of the
d0or-tenders, was knOckd down, and Nlylur r.
ceived blow on one eye which destroyed the
sight by decorating the eyebAIl There sssmud
to be quite u number Of persons engaged In TIN
disturbance, ana It was uncertain exactly who
attacked NRylUr.
In the Police Court yesterday Emory PHrssr
Giles Mailer, Joseph Chinn and Eugene Car
roll, all cOlOrod, were Arrnigned the charge Of
mayhem in assaulting Naylor and drprivinp him
OF the use oil one eye. There were several wit
nesses.
TIE testimony showed that Nsylur, nF d1ur-
keeper, endeasOrcd Ia qucll Il disturbances In TIM
dancing hall whenfhe assault WINS made upon
him. He could not tell who struck The blow thai
injured the eye and there was no evidence thHi
connected Parker ana Carroll with the assault
and they were discharged. Miller md Chinn
were held for the grand jury, NJ there wrre viii
nesses who saw them strike NRylOr The eyi-
dence also implicated two parties, nut UNDER AZ
rest, named John Henry Denwo0d and Henry
Barber
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30
HIGHUIT ROBRERY.
Anew Way of Collecting . Debt.

Yesterday afternoon Policeman Edelin,, of the
Seventh precinct, arrested two cOlored b0yF med
George West and lobe Rollins, aliRs WiIla
Franklin, on the charge OF highway robbery. il
appears that Mrs. Barker. residing On j Etrant
near Third street northwest, sent her psl0red hoy
Robert Beverly, TO CRAFTS provision sture, IN
Third street, to purchase some goods. West and
Rollins followed him, and sftor the boy camr Dut
of the store they served him, threw him down
chOked him and took his change from him. West
was arrested In Chew's alley, and Rollins in q
store on Eleventh street, near the AnseOstih
bridge.
The boys, who live in the county, plead In H1-
tenuatiOn of their Otcnse that Mrs BHrkrr pur
chased a load OF wood Of them some DAYS since
and did not pay for II III the time and tney hsvr
since been unable TO collect the money although
they have repeatedly called on her Tor payment
They watched Mrs. Bankers house and Esslns
her cOlOrod boy come out, followed him 10 TIM
store, remained outside until he had madr ms
purchases, and when he came out rohhrd him as
above stated. Both " est and Rollins bear Tad
regulations In police circles, the iurmur having
been arrested once before for stealing while thr
latter has served a term In the work house.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30
TICTIM or PREJTDICE.


Jacob Brown, a yigorous,young negro, was
arraigned in the Police court yesterday, for the
larceny OF bushel Of coal from Philip Pollard q
coal dealer "On las Friday night " ssid Fred.
Contee, colored man, and the principal witness
~ saw three fellers around the yard; one was IN
side filling up the bags with coal, and handed
them TO the others on the outside One Of thr
fellows was Jake Brown" y wasn't out OF TIM
house on Friday night" said the witness Five
dollars or fifteen days, was the sentenns JEls
shutfied away from the dock W indUw hut WINS i'm
mediately called hack 10 answer the Charge of
stealing two bushels Of coal from the SAME man
This occurred on Sunday night Osnbse was
again the principal witness. Il wasn't OUT of the
house on Sunday night, Judge; your honor, thai
mans got 4 prejudice against me-" wnF TIM
prisoners defense, but II was intellectual ne TIM
court nPOEed an additional sentence Of rwanty
dollars or sixty days.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30
rnH PnSroa NV rHK FIR TEyr

n usnsispo.sI Nan SiiSsts- az ms Broti,sr-
m-1Iss szsh HafssIIs Woinsis u Bsstaniisr-
4hnsfhI inaan .lni His san Killed am d. Rancho
HsaE-s insssonIias-
~ uaesrnpir To, Thu National Rnpubacsn.,
QEADwnUD,, D. T., March .s.-Yestsriay
Tiumas5 Gaiiisr ANIL Ioin G0idRri, hrothers-
rB-asx, mai a TIrnrrui about a piece of prop.
HTS, ant nruiing lasS evening, Calder drew 4
IsR1iEsr smf tire,E rir hall passed through
idSiiiarrF INT anil StTriuk a bystander named
furinipit $aitlreilar, prosinring q serious and
irunanir thtaT wound Calder was arrested
L Qouiiuu n wagon tIain arrived at Crook
ltE IN IiagS tins tirsr of tina season, from Bis
unIriE
G1IEnn5Td, Wv, March 39.-rhis morning
Norman Nc, 4laiif shut anu killed James B.
.hukEaiI. Ilyntl sixty, ami his son. aged twenty
Inr II n ranutie IN Horne creek. The cause
NJ I'M shutting vas a Itiarrni about a woman,
- umIsiir nj Actluaigs. This murderer has
me zen ieem Irrrste,L
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30
r IN U y L N ii ALL /.

TELEPHONE CONCERT.
TRANSMISSION OF MUSIC By TELEGRAPH.
TRIUMPH OF AMERICAN SCIENCE.
Mr.. MAURICE sTRAKOsCH has the honor OF
announcing that the first public performance on
Professor ELISHA GRAY's marvellous
L l. T. p II ON Z
In WAshinEton will take place on THURSDAY
EVENING. April S. Musical melodies will be per-
audience In Washington. The following dlstin =
gulsned artists will appear:
Miss FANNY KELLOGG,
rhe charming young Soprano;
Slgpor TAGLlAPlETRA,
The most eminent baritone in America;
Anu M Nh. h FRED f BoscovITz,
who will perform on the
TELEPHONE IN PHILADELPHIA.
Admis. Ion, q: reserved seats, 50 cents extra Re-
served seats can he fecured at VIM. hetEerotts mu-
sic store. commencing Monday morning, April 2,
at 10 O'Clock. mh2s-et
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30
CITY N EMS

Miss Annie X. Humphrey, 40 Tenth street, is
now opening her spring goods. and invites cram
inatiun Of her furnishinss for ladies and gentle
men at once. Her stock Of impaired hosiery, un-
dsrrothing. gloves, corse snOtions. SC, surpasses
anything she has heretofore had on hand.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30

This popular remedy for dyspepsia, bilious
nere. sick headache. sour stomach, vertigo, con-
stipation and all diseases arising from dsordered
stomach or liver, Is sold by all druggists. rs
cents per package-making quart Of medicine
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30
A RARE CHANCE

for Investment is offered by the sale at auction
Of nfty-three acres Of ground on the Seventh
street road this afternoon. The property will be
put up in lots. giving an opportunity for choice
Investment or for tho purchase Of suburban lots
seldom offered. The sale will take place on the
premises at o'c0ek this evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30
JUST ARRlv ED AND ON EXHIBITION
BARLow's ART GALLERY,
l296 PENNSYLVANIA YENuE.

San sisto,n This beautiful picture, with many
others from came collection, Will well repay visit
Full stock arrived for the HOLIDAYS, StAtunTy
FLOWERS, Notices, Transrarencies, &c. Easeis with
frames attached for Cabinet and Carte de yisita
Photographs. For Christmas or W eddlns Presents
what can be more beautiful than q fine Painting,
Water-COor Drawing, Engraving or Fine Photo
Rraphy Call and examine our stock, which Il one
Of the largest In America. Cord, Wire, Nails &c,
for Picture hanging. Pictures pack ed and shipped
Frames OF all Kinds made to order. Paintings
cleaned and Vanished. deo9
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30

needs occasionnlly some oleagenous application
to prevent its becoming dry and harsh. Thomp-
sons Pomade Optime Is specially suitable; IL
keeps the hair son and glossy, and impsrts TO it
strength and vitality. . and 90 cents per bottle.
Sold by all druxgsts,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30

CArARRH, OrYESsIvH DIsCHARaRs FROM THE
HEAD, DEAYSEss, Conservation AND ALL
CHRONIC DISEASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
That the timid and disappointed may feel the
utmost assurance and confidence in the good faith
Of DIR. Hartley, he generously proposes to attend
all persons. rich and poor free Of charge until tho
best evidence and most convincing proofs Of sue
cess have been realized from his treatment.
Once anu residence. 80 Tenth street northwest.
Certificate from Mr.. Herbert IInlier.I
Tho published card OF the Rev. DIR. DOmer, pas
tor Of the English Lutheran church, Eleventh
and II streets, this city, indorsed by others of
the highest responsibility, led me to an early
conference with DIR. Hartley regarding 4 severe
case Of catarrh. from which had suffered many
years. So obstinate and aggravated had Its form
assumed that my hearing and lungs had become
seriously involved, and threatened with every
symptom of consumption. l am happy TO state
that the result Of my experience has proved most
gratifying. and the cure Is complete. which
prompts me to make rhis unsolicited aeknowled-
gment. HKRBERr HITLER.
o5g l. street northwest.
Once and residence OF DIR. Hartley, T3a Tenth
street northwest. Washington. Hours, all day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30

cannot he restored. Young people remember
this Use daily rhurstuns Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder. 1t will preserve your teeth from decay,
and keep them sound, clean and white through
life. % and 20 cents per bottle. Sold BY all drug
gitts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30
THE ONTRTS
RaHHNe 1sgHgyr~ ExE BElI JzlIEEr
gHNHTHNrHnH'z

S-s-.r Rrr,rs-.sus.s-n-
Notwithstanding 1iH ssrrmr- MN wmfs
thHi lilr~ EtuRuis nj nc w-uhuznus r-5st
assembled Rhmn ttst rm1raiHru-s 1nE-ans hum
rluss, Irrtfrtur m nm Araam -nrairusf N mn
isscssls al CiHrlrf Gnnt,uE. iitur-mfnut
dnre Inv Bizr u' INV rrrsut rim nhar- ,rrsnnr-am
thr Cirfmtml NlmTri nfmnnr1 H. 4nulmlifR
having lurttimHtr iuIninr~ WIN mr. WHIT --r-.
ErHifird ntinlfsHima. n nnmnHiinu
huv mniJy witnesses 1rrr-mssnt nhruraiRurs uni
1edtusK, nar,G. ~milG ~znnin nj
thni CLAIMED n INV hru RIfinmmnai v-r-sazs-
Rmmea. Had fhr df-rrimmE1im N ul-rnurlIm
hepu uuTiiu1 1r-aBHiiiE mn mE-sinH -sntiiiimu
IL M. siastsrty rNss siiHrIr-' p RunstnulE N IN
OF hef rcsferl. I'M ar nl NV nhIlrisfr fsmt nm
prrrnHtst VITA mnIfE rruiu--frar-s
presHfvt tim n vgnz mnnur rn unHEnl iuznr-,G
hfiarrz.
un.r usaal 90 u.a - s-szmsa.
Tht snrmd trial uf " + fg=umIl- ltfnEsr,I
win mr. lHr-rzly frm INV mfiut SsrEsr r-arL
u-y ga 9mt = 1g7h ufe-- nc .Hl -zifa umrrnnnrstg
bsimr lustirt hnrArniur -rnin-nar m ms
lHruely ti,rrt NV hlsr n--"urHsac Win M tt---
mum fuIl. II Hhlirnk, 1unmn1'r . tffr1H m nm
rnEhroun nj nv 1rnnEurx I1n 1ltfna0rs W
BROWN, nj tim trmr . f9HvrrrImun u8r-l FiuTn
ut diIcsH 1IEruteK 4iaD umBw mhitzmn1E. M
HRIlerl mas mIrt lrai rriun llni uurfturaal nin
Frnnted q nrw trial NJ INV WHIT 10 iarn. M
Brown haB nevu1 tsruu lsiarnt IN r-aa4
TiR firE rrinl NJ lr-rnllli uunuIlirsil s-urr
dsnl dffmt, Hnn rrsufrut N n du-1<r--tmu urTS-
Snrr tf,ui rslsnntrl sfiur1f ,srfr ni nTrA
tennnn hsnfnlf ni ms nisn-l. h'll- ~Efnnn misDnh
md nNrnseE hHvn nlssfir lffils una unr--,
thu GHst nnwi, lsrrunriturle- or 4 mrr-tnE We
tsrtiHy. 1hs esuvrrIEmum vsn4 -ur-surrsu NJ
DtEtriui AIiurnts Nfll4 unt tama lAf-mt1n "
Wilson. Hnl ms natan-r Eam. ms Glr--uul-
tsr. l.. 7 kisrrtrk, l. Il Eslii1s mi IGsinr-
sci. Nh tltrmiEh nam ma nnr- hian-H mr.
0I,eninp nnd aruIIFitrt a ma wunrsil. a
tfw mmufrs lnrrr ms viz Elnt =m rr-vunl mi
wsrt assigned suHts nnsin- niErL,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30

m assssrasr 'Iasiin e.. Brawn Accepts the
-kpn"iE.nnsns tina of thu Louisiana
llinInis.llsT.
~ rtibEiapiI TO tnn National Republican,
AAssigILEA., nISH.,. March Be Gov
nunH Linn C.. BruWn Arrived tO.nigiIt, and teIs-
sEuuiintr ms Gnnuptanne Ji tins appointment as
inifut tnn uominihsiOn To Louisiana. He leaves
osanurIuW nDrulnH ior NoW Orleans. where he
Wil nnut nm 81 iienuonmissiOnnrs. NhO have tels-
fIapiin,t INIT unoy Will leave Washington On
1Bming-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30

10 now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside
your soilcd gloves. but renovate them with
1ouvens Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner. II will
cleanse them thoroughly, easily and quickly.
Sold at drug and fancy stores. Is cents per
bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30

EOO~~O~O~N-W-O~=~ 7~-~7~~N-~~O~~NON
GRAND CONCERT.
NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH,
Under the direction Of
Mr.. 8. q. YOUNG.
Mrs ANNA DRAsDlL,
The renowned Contraito;
The celebrated Soprano;
Mr.. JAMES CArLFIELD, organist,
Church of the I'm raculate Conception, Boston.
Mr.. GEO. W. WALTER, Organist,
Ascension Church;
Mr.. LEO r. WHEAT, OrgAnist,
Monumental Church, Richmond, Va
Tickets at Ellis COS amer this date. mh3o-u
SECOND GRAND DRESS AND MASQUE-
p RADE BALL, given BY the French Beneyolens
Society, MONDAY EVENING, the I'd day Of April,
at Masonic Hall.
Music-Marlne band. Professor Schneider.
Tickets to be so'd at j. Pererards 50s Fourteenth
street, Kills music store. Pennsylv avenue and
l.. shmidt's restaurant, 702 Seventh street.
nih2g-3ts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30
DILES AND FISTULA.

DR.. ". u. sHRADER, Office 1910 F street. between
TIVE nh and Thirteenth sts, cures Piles and Fistua.
In their wors,::;;forins Without knGe, H9atsrs,or
oauent. or no pay. Please call AZ my ONCE and see
certificates from prominent persons who have been
cured by this new method OF treatment. tPrAct,ce
limited to diseases the rectum and aunus.) once
hours, 10a. m. to 3p. IN. Sundays, ITO tp, m.
Cons ulthton free. mhl6-sm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30
Dnzss pants to order, Is, ElsENAS Bros.


BUHNTrs COCAINE
A perfect dressing for the hair. The Cocoaine
holds in q liquid form . large proportion Of de-
odoriIed Coooanut OiI. prepared expressly for
this purpose.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30

our 10 pants to order arc maize and finished on
the premises. EisEMAN Bros,
Corner Seventh and L,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30

the Postmaster General, and the contract prices
and all conditions herein set forth shall govern
In such extended conoract.
BLANK FoRMs-sANPLEs-ADDRE
Blank forms for bids, with specimen attached,
showing quality OF the paper, will he furnished
upon application; and all proposals must be made
upon these blank forms, securely enveloped and
sealed, marked on the envelope Proposals for
Postal Cards. and addressed to the Third hssis-
tant Postmaster General, Washington. ID. u.
JAS. N. TYNER
m?.Tu&F4w Postmaster General.
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BEAR IN MIND,
tho sls 20 suits to order are sent out OF town
To be made. EIsENAN BRos.,
Corner Seventh and L.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30

METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
Summer board at greatly reduced rates.
X. b. COLEMAN h Co.
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NJ DU BOIS,
office, ST. Cloud building. corner Ninth aud y
streets Residence and 4. -. address, College Hill,
near fourteenth street northwe surveys made
In any part OF the District and In the adjoining
counties of Maryland and Virginia. win lay out
ornamental grounds and cemeteries. make prelim-
mary surveys for railroad routes, and give levels
for land drainage. mh2s-lm
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In addition, the contractor will be required to
furnish labels. and direct the same for each pack.
age, in accordance with the daily lists furnished
by the agent Of the Department.; together with
all other blanks required to DO inclosed with the
cards; also all blanks for daily, weekly, monthly
and quarterly returns relating to the number Of
cards furnished.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30

PILIIARDS.-SEA HALL,
- Corner Ninth and ID streets northwest,
SS-Eycrythlng First Class. ga
mhlo-tf SCANLOS 4 CO., Proprletors,