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National Republican., 1878-05-27
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ROrle.t, r. Il Douglas, llOli,wOrih, ruIrrtt, ]
H,lln. j Mctabe, + Moore. z lIoye Rlng,J Lynch
\ Cummings, and { DrnvlN, New Haven lia'r
Ball club T. NJ Knowles, Va g X EmmOns, New
York; u MOrlyTty, New Orleans W and VIE
Ph.ErhlphIM u Moore, Md; q q BnnifIc", New
Nurk: Z Chapman, New York Miss A GGddis, New
York q q Bun az. j.: New YORK: Miss West
New York; e l. LiiThVe., New York; Miss Coventry
New York; II ! Holiday, New York; II Vest
moro, Sew York: W Mitchell KY j Mickley. [
5 \; " j L.Tkm Pa, Wirh, Nebraska
81 Jn,',-r stephenson, 81 Grinsby, England; &
\ R9pcr. III J. p RnmtOn, Il i " = Finch and vile
Va Derby New Jersey. q W Ginn, ir, New York
/ II C.. IA; = jackson, Colorado: q " Gam, Jr, Va
Mrs II s Finch Va II A Tnpp,T, VM e Norken
T GUrlon. NrwN0rk W Cotton, Gu; = Eemnrtt
MOnlnnG " = Morris w: SCOT, ln1; Proc
Sow N,rg J " . My"r, Conn Spi"r Ne" York
J 4 stroud. Del; Livingston, Pa II 4 Maun, Pa !
81 Morris ChiCllEu 4 GDugueIhunI, New Orleans; ,
T AGne u {; d NutEy. Pa u Agnew, PA; II \
Buitorneld lrr
AEii,I,o'tun.-Miss NJ a Tonghcrt, Pa; II Pnken
he,nIrr. Pa Mlss 4 Met ullnugh Maine j
lUnes, Tom; II " AndUrson, Vwi W Smith, Nd ,
l. Hines Md
National Republican., 1878-05-27

The Al"xandria. Gds.ic ,Ay,,. The mana.
ger, Of the AIrXandra Female Orphan Asylum
have concluded 10 close that institution and
rent out the house. The receipt Of funds for
the support Of the institution has been very
SNAIL for some time past and Il chance for 5ocur'
ing good home, for all the children presenting
i;.clr the manager. have thought best to close
ny. The building will be- rented ut u roasoa'
able rate and the proceeds applied to n chaH-
table purpose. The asylum Is an OIL AlcNan-
daia institution, and It's closing will be viewed
with regret by many old riliHrns.'
National Republican., 1878-05-27
Washington Gymnasium.

"Why aIn ! 80 weak and weary such was the
remark We recently hcHrl clerk make as w
passed through one Of the Departments. We rccom'
mend this gentleman, aud all Others Of his Cla>, u
consider the advertisement iuunOthcr column Of the
sale Of Quarterly Tickets at the Washington Gym.
na,iun. This tickot Gun b., procured Tot the small
sum Of -, and CHttle, the holder to the Wll bene.
hts OF the institution, which Hn',D well upprCcuuI
by our Cit.Irns p hardly to require comment We
only sny that the Washington. Gymnasium, with II,
large exercising hall, reading battling. aud drc,.u
rooms 'ull ~ che IpG Is the piuru f,r all H. -
Gentlemen will hnd In Professor Allied CammnDk
It's superintendent, the right man in the right
IlNIr.
National Republican., 1878-05-27
NEW HAVEN.


The New Bedford will play tho National
this afternoon, at half.past four o'clock. The
friends of the latter should give the boys a
large turnout. in order to encourage them to
treat tho visitors as they did tho New Haven
Saturday. Bradley, the celebrated pitcher of
the famous st. Louis nine, pitches for the New
Bedford, and it remains to be seen whether ho
will prove as easy to bat rs Cummings. Both
mines are in tip.top condition and eager to do
battle. The visitors are recognized as the
leading amateur club of New England and
should the Southern Cracks" prove victorious
1t will be u big feather in their caps"
The following are the names of tho athletes
who will tako part in the contest this after
noon:
New Bedtord-Evans. r. f.; Gore, m; Bradley,
p.; Stone. ]. f.; Stovey lb; Davis, 2b.; Murtrie,
S. g.; Reilly, 3D., and burlington. c.
Ndtiondl-iIollv, 3d.; Houck, 5. s.; Barron,
r. f. Dallas, lb.; Trott, c.; Butler, 2b.; Bannon,
p. Kipp, m and Wise, !. T.
"a very close game Of base. hall was played on
Saturday between tho Alpine and Mohawk
Base Ball Clubs, in which the former succeeded
in vanquishing the latter by the score of 8 to O.
| nV., g,,Its
National Republican., 1878-05-27
At Franklin Hall.

The meeting OF Franklin Temperance Legion
yesterday afternoon was unusually interesting.
l.. II. Patterson was in charge OF the meeting.
John T. Dunbar, u member Of the Legion,
made practical rs well as theoretical address
and was followed with entertaining aud etiec-
tive addresses by Mrs. Church, John b. Dun
ming and Joseph Williams, the speeches being
intcr,pcrsoh with good singing. These meet
ings will be continued every Sunday afternoon
Mt 3AO u'cloCk.
National Republican., 1878-05-27
on mattings, go TO Julius Lan,burgh. lS7 7th
GEORGErOWN NEWS.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT IN THE HEAD

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT IN THE HEAD.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Walter p. Drane
an employee of Mrs. Johannah Brown, propri.
etor Of grocery establishment on the corner
of First and Frederick streets, narrowly os-
capped losing his life by accidental shooting.
Mr.. Drano has been suffering for some time
with diphtheria, and has been confined to his
bed. The family have up to yesterday been
very watchful of him, and have not allowed
him to remain alone, as ho has been dclirious.
Yesterday his attendants left his bedroom,
and during their absence he managed to get
hold of his pistol, and while handling the
weapon it was discharged, the ball entering
his right temple. DIR. l.. W. Ritchic was i'm.
m sdiatcly summoned and rendered surgical
aid, but was unable to extract the ball. Up 20
u late hour last night he was in n precarious
condition. Drane is native Of the village of
Fairfax Court House, Va, and Is twenty two
years of age.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
Bycanal-Boat London, with 5000 hels
Of wheat and 400 bushels Of corn TO II. NJ. Tai
bott.
By river-schooner Kitty Ann, Laycock,
with 900 bushels of wheat to T. d. Hartley.
THE CHURCHES.
All of the churches in Georgetown were well
filed yesterday. Dunbarton Street N. L.
| Church was 50 packed that it was impossible
| to gain standing room in the auditorium. The
boy evangelist, Mr.. Harrison, made an excel
lent exhortation, and as II result the altar and
benches in front Of the same werc crowded
with mourners.
At tho West Street Presbyterian Church
Rev. Mr.. Chester, OF the Metropolitan Prcsby.
terian Church, preached sermon OH prophecy
from tho ninth chapter OF Revelations.
GEoRuETowS PARAGRAPHS.
J. Williams, Philadelphia X. Talbert Mon.
| trcal; I. c. Jones, Philadelphia; Jefferson
| Taccy, Alexandria County, Va; ID. Sloan,
| York, Pa; N. Q. Tyson, Montgomery County
| Nd. q. Olmsteud, st. Louis, are registered
| at the West End Hotel.
| Analostan Island will be opened in u few
days, under the direction of Mr. A. Rodier.
National Republican., 1878-05-27

that wo might 50 nonsecrato our daily routine
TO His glory as to make Of our lives ono con-
tinued prayer. Tho idea OF men that praying
will avail them nothing was one Of tho surest
signs Of human despair. Godwas porcifnl. FOR.
giving Being, Of whose goodness and willing.
ness to answer fervent prayer no mind could
form q proper estimate. This sermon was very
pathetic and eloquent, and commanded tho
best attentions Of tho large concourso present.
The Hon. Fernando Wood Vas In attendance,
and gave strict car to the discourse.
National Republican., 1878-05-27

Many Of the citizens Of this District last
summer, in seeking a resort for coolmrss and
comfort where they could have day Of rest
and recreation, found their way TO llarpcr's
Ferry, Va. In addition TO historical rcminis'
rcnros connected Herewith, the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company dr., sScd Gp their
gro We on the island and made it attractive for
picnic and fishing pnrpc~"s Numerous plea
sure parties visited the grounds and pro-
uouuccd them 'uccrptahlc IN every rcspnct
The railroad company have decided 10 renew
the excursions thi, summer, and the first on"
will he given on Decoration bay. The train
will leave at a in., arrive there ut II o'clock
return t. the city at Gp. m. Persons intend
ing to leave the city on that day cannot iiud
more enjoyable trip than this offers.
FoRw,udnw ,hnlcs 20 to julius lausLurgh, az
= .---- : l.
National Republican., 1878-05-27
Church Of the ke,lccmer.

Rev. II. NJ. Collision, OF Canadn, temporarily y
In charge OF the Church Of the Rodecmsr,
preached at willard Hall yesterday morning.
on "The Living Sacrifice" from Rom. xii, l..
whilo combating the idea that there was now
any snch thing as priest on earth, authorized
to offer sacrifices for sin, or that We can do
anything ourselves to merit salvation, he
dwolt on the duty Of consecnting ourselves
wholly to the service Of Christ, aud laboring
actively for the advancement Of this kingdom.
A supplementary discourse was given in the
evening, on "The Slain Sacrifice, or Christ our
Hjqh Priest
National Republican., 1878-05-27

At St. DomInics Church, Right Rev. Bishop
Gross Of Savannah, Ga, delivered fno dis.
course at tho high mass. Iiu selected his text
from tho gospel of tho day, and drew the at
tcution Of his many hearers to the subject OF
"l'ruyrr," as described in the inspired writing.
Among tho auditors present was noticed the
Hon. Alcxuudcr IL. stephens, Of Georgia. Tho
presence OF this gentleman on the occasion
was very graceful compliment offered to the
distinguished prelate Of Georgia Bishop
Gro.s is quite young in personal appearance,
aud is stopping with his brother, u resident Of
South Washington.
National Republican., 1878-05-27
DRorosALs For STATIONERY.
WAR DrrARrNESr. wAsTIsoroS CITY,

WAR DErARTNESr, WAsWISGrOS CITY,
May 81 1858.
Sealed proposals addressed to the Secretary u War
Will br received n hs Department. until IL O'clock
noon Thursday, the 3Ih day o June, ISIS, for sup
plying the stationery for the War Department aud It's
Bureaus iOr the fiscal year ending Ju!rs ~, lS;p.
4 sci, ,du'C Uf The nrtCl, required nnd blank form
of proposal will lr Iur isd ~ p.IC,lOn 10 the
chief Clerk.
The Station'ry must bc OF tie best :quaity. Sam
pies mlht accompany each bid.
The successful Idcr will br required to give bond
with approved sriis, fr The nlihfGl fulhIlmcnt Of
his contract, and the Department VIII reserve the
right to order thu articles us 4 may deem proper, md
TO increase or diminish the quantity stated In the
sci e,iulc.
Articles not named IN tho sche lue 10 bo fur
nlshed Al the option Of the Drpnrmeit nj the lowest
market pice. GEO W. MCCRARl,
ut Wur-
National Republican., 1878-05-27

The decoration committee, Of which Major
A. II. q. RichardsVu is chairman, have cstab-
lishcd their headquarters in the same rooms
that they occupied last year, at the COngrcga-
tional Church, corner Of Tenth and q streets.
The executive committee, of which Depart
meut Commander CorsOn is chairman is hard
at work pcrieCting their arrangements as are
also the finance and transportation committees.
Future arrangements will be published as soon
as perfected.
National Republican., 1878-05-27
Great Reductions in PrIcss,
- --r---
The New Recorder Of Deeds.

Last Saturday afternoon Mr.. George A. Sher.
idan, having received his commission rs Re-
corder of Deeds, proceeded to the City Hall to
assume the duties of the Office. lie met the
retiring Recorder and received cordial rccep.
ton, and was sworn in by his predecessor.
After that ho was introduced to the attaches,
who were In attendance. Mr. Simon Wolf has
filled this position for the pas nine years with
ability and satisfaction, and in retiring from
the office carries with him not only the kind
est feelings aud good wishes of those with
whom he has been associated, but those Of the
legal fraternity and all others that have had
business relations with him.
National Republican., 1878-05-27
KrnIEstnIr Trnn.Irrs.

l., +. Levy to Wof Eice, for $500, lot II,
square iI9 Wolf Rice to Hannah Levy for
5000 lot II, square 4l9 Y. II, Brown to
Mary A. Corkhll, for s., lot K, square 2ll.
Arlington Fire Insurance Company to W. q.
Gallihor, for SlS5.33 lots 3 and 1, square ~.
John Cameron to G. W. Cooper. for IS, lot
Of Old Georgetown.
National Republican., 1878-05-27

The glass-ball shooting at Kalorama Heights
saturday afternoon was very interesting, and
attracted a large number of spectators. The
scores show marked Improvement over those
heretofore made, indicating very clearly the
benefit that may be derived from this kind
of practice.
National Republican., 1878-05-27
The Dashaway's sunday Night Meeting.

Lincoln Hall was comfortably filled last
night with the friends of the Dashaway Re,
form Club. The meeting was conducted by
Mr.. John d. Wheeler, president Of tho club
aud was enthusiastic and interesting. After
remarks by President Wheeler, Mr.. IIinman,
of Baltimore, recitod "Oycr tho Hills to the
PoOr-l House in u very creditabls manner
The meeting was addressed by Mr.. Redgrave
Of Baltimore; Hon. ID. p. Holloway, Charles
VI. Nyo, aud others. Arrangements arc being
made TO make tho club sof-Sustaining aud
thereby avoid collections. The meeting was
closed with the singing Of the doxology,
National Republican., 1878-05-27
Mother,, MOth,,s. Muth,r..

Don't fail to procure Mis-. WINsLOwS SOoGW"u
sYRUr Tor all diseases Of leclhug in children. II
relIcYts tho child from pain cure, wind rolir
regulates the Lowcs. and by giving rr,Iri and
health To the child. gINr. ret 10 The llJthcr.
National Republican., 1878-05-27
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Pnlnlt Harncrnphs.

Rev B. Peyton Brown, the presiding older,
preached at tho Metropolitan N. Z. Church
yesterday morning
The members of Carroll Institute attended
mass for the repOse OF the soul Of the late
Father White, ID. d., In st. Matthews Church
yesterday morning, at nino o'clock. Rev.
Father Spllard, of the Order of the Holy
Cross Texas officiated.
National Republican., 1878-05-27
The Spring IrOtIing Meeting

at BcnDing', viii commerce Wc,lIu.. lay next.
May -. and continue iuur days. Tie rutr. closed
last saturday evening with wriiy.,hIoc urIni'n-
tiuus. There Will he two ruius "sct url"rnnuu
commencing at lhrcuO'cIock. It proposed r"ul,u
have doub".iruln amt pacing lucy during the
meeting. Adlnis,ipn, including all the privileges
Lus bvvu hXgd al 81.
National Republican., 1878-05-27
St, AIutthuw's Church.

High mas5.was said ycstcrdaymorning by the
assistant pastor, Rev. Dr. Ryan. The new pastor
Pew +. Il. Boyle, preached an eloquent sermon
on the subject Of Prayer lie said that petitions
to God were tho highest form Of worship, and
National Republican., 1878-05-27
Amusements Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATRE-Ihe Soldie '.Trust
New Advertisements,

New Advertisements.
'ropOSaS for coal aud charcoal.
iascball-New Bedford vs. National.
National Thcatrc-George c. Bonihcc.
Rrstnurant near National Theatre for rent and
st.rk.
uitcd states and Brazil mail steam ship line for
J. de Janeiro.
,ew bookS-wlIam Ballantyne ios Seventh
s'r,ct northwest
he smith & Eggs Manufacturing Company
j.. dgspOrt, Conn.
he Mendelsohn ouintette Club Concert at Lin-
{ Hall. May -.
'Na.hington Gymnasium, Louisiana avenue oppo-
> Ford's Opera. House.
:vcuFsion to Gettysburg. under the auspices Of
IumtOn ". L. Church.
ncing race and pedestrian match with tro!tng
h r,c, at Brghwood Park.
.'rpusals for fresh beef and vegetables, fresh
bread and for baking bread.
National Republican., 1878-05-27

no breath, and prevent ,oothanhe. Sold BY all
druggists. N aud 90 cents per bottle.
WELis sMAcpfSs-spssAD str RESGrHgSiSa PLAT
xns are still the best known. Their curative pow
en far surpass ell othcrs
HARD lines demand economy; practice n by
renoyating your sOicd gloves with JoUvES's Iso-
pkRous KID GLOVE CLRASsER. Price Is cents per
bottle
ARE you biiiou,, troubled with headache, di.sy-
ness. sick stomach. constipation 8cf Are you dys-
peptic, nervous. dull and lanRuidf Aversc to all
, sSertion. Is your liio miserablei You require u
change. Cleanse the system purify and renew the
blood. Take oviRn's 1Risn fEA. the great mouse.
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold by oil
druggists, 3 cents per package, which makes q
quart OF medicine.
Is your hair harsh, dry and stiH1 Does II refuse
to curif Dress II with TnoSrsos's PoxADB OrriNl.
An olesgnOus compound OF singular merit II
will improve It, Sold by druggists. &c. frice D.
and 80 cents per bottle.
LOCAL MISCELLANT.
Interest paid on deposits. Special rate. n limo
deposits. J. II. SouIER 4 20,
Bankers 1il6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-05-27
gcational Republitan.
Arrival Of Passeuge. Trains.
At BALriaoRs AND roroSAc DEr.T, HITH AMI

At BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEruT, NEW JERSEY AVE-
SCE AND STREET.
Morning. Eisnfnp.
sis, n. Y, Phil 4 Dos eI. $40, Baltimore accom-
eAE, baltimore eSprcsS 60 RaluimOre accom-.
75O, Western es press, SsOD. Y. Phil & Bos sE.
Hf Baltimore accom-. 5co, Western Mall
e2S Fred. &C, MET brch f'sJ, Baltimore accom-
~, Baltimore Annapolis -GS, baltimore express
aud way. 7:2n, Western express
tt5, MartinsburV and la $500 BnltimJre express
gsrptowr nc MET brch, sglS n Y, Phil a Hos eH.
sIo1D, baltimore arConl. i0S, Baltimore accom-.
D.1, Baltimore express.
-Arrtve daily. Others Sundays excepted
aS- For the time OF departure OF trains, adver
Easements elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-05-27
L,y,mnrRG, Va, May 10. ls;s.

GsHpW 4. r. BcrUtgurd.
DEAR fRIENp: lnlrspUnsc 10 yUur inquiry ~ to
the time shull arrive III Sew OriC"II> tD assist you
IN experimenting Und dIuWiug the tIaud NraWnug
Of the Louisiana Sluu Lottery. To- take llurv uI
Tuesday, juno II, will reply lhat shill huyu
here 81 u: 10 arrive in your cily the 2st instant
which will give us alnIi" tin" to mHlI Iho duties
required Ui ". Your illvud,
Jl'llAI. FAIRLY
National Republican., 1878-05-27
YESTERDAYS SERMONS.
The Principal Events In the Churches
Yesterday.

A Sermon for the Times aud Nation from
Rev. Lewis Hay-An Epidemioai Dis-
belief In the Providence OF God-
Bishop Gross, of Savannah. nt
st. Dominio's - Services at
the other Churches.
National Republican., 1878-05-27
WILLIAM BALLANTYNE & SON,
42s seventh street northwest.

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
~ wAsHISoToS, d. c., May q, 1874
sealed proposals, In duplica'e to be lniOrsed PRO.
pos ais for Coal and Charcoal" will DO received ihis
office until !: m the 1th day OF Juno, 1873, for the
below descrbcdtoAl and Charcoal to bo delivered at
the navy, ard, Washington. The coal to ba delivered
In clrs to be provided by tho Government free of any
expense, subject 10 the usual inspection. and to be
weglel at the navy-yRri scales. The contractor to
pay the cost OF inspection.
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
Five hundred (y0) tons Cumberland Coal, run uf
mine: free from dirt and all other defects: ~
pOurds per ton.
Three hundred tSo) bushSls Charcoal best quality.
Rcsponslble security required the bids for the
prom pi and faithful delivery of the above.
Blank n rms for bid, 30 be had Mt this Office.
w W. WILLIAMS,
myT Pay Inspector United States Navy
National Republican., 1878-05-27
DRopoSALs FOR MATERIAL.
orFICE Ov THE PunLIG mi


WASHISGTOS, May u, l5TS
Proposals will he received by the Public Printer,
until tho 18th day Of June, SIS 1T " OC OK M, for
material " l,r the Use Of lIe Government Printing
Oiicp from JuIy lsIs, TO June n lSID SCelIts u
materials desired, aud N lnstruciiuus relating TO
quantities, terms Of bl'i Ing, olc may be deemed
eNpedh mt, VIII bv urnishtd on application 10 this
Lficc. Address JND. u. DEFEEES,
my9 Public Printer Wusuil ID L.
National Republican., 1878-05-27
GOVERNMENT SALES.
GOVFRNMENT SALE.

O 7'''''-.
JETFET,uNNuLE, Ism. April ~ 1875.
VIII be sold nt III" JeiIrTsUnyllr DC poi nf tho QUAR-
irrmn-tcrS prparlmcni On WEDNESDAY, May -,
1873 at ten O'Clock n. M, under the drsrtiUn of LI-
tenant, olon"l JAMES A. fkin Druut guarlermu,tcT,
lot OF QuarcrmuSter's Stores. tlnthng, EIuilHgr,
and Material consisting Of 10 ri Hose 90 rl IICt.
ing, ~ pounds Castings, In pounds scrap lrOu
tain llarnes, and Harness parts, certain WAGON Beds
nmi Wagon parts, = Washing Machines, Mnngle II
battery iorgcs, crTnn a'su.t,d rvOH, 100 f~!SACkS,
coo Camp Kettles 80 DraHs, no Shelter Tents, l30D
Buttons. 10 yards White Flannel, 10 Tents 9lTn
lOunds Cotton, Linen, aud FLANNEL Cuttings. 400
articles.
Terms cash, In United States funds
Tho property uun be examined at amy time before
the day Of Snlr betwCeH ia" hours oi Ine O'Clock u.
M and three u',lO'k y. m. Property to be removed
M expense OF purchaser wi hin hvo days from date
Of sale. ADDISON DAHRErr,
RpLt0 Captain aud ". ;, X
National Republican., 1878-05-27
MY @1''N Noe y NF'F'sIF Ut FHV
DRoP0SAIS ron STATIONERY.

'PosT-OFFIC. DEPARrMEST, May u, 1873.
scaled proposals will be received vt this department
until !: o clock m. on THURSDAY, June 20. ls5s
for furnishing STATIONERY for tho Post. .Oiiico DE
pnrtm-nt for Que 80 IT nom July ISIS
blank forms % proposals showing the Items aud
estimated quantities required, together with circular
relating thereto will be furnished on application To
this department.
ant General and ndorsed "PropOsals for
stationery" T. NJ. KEY,
Postmaster General
National Republican., 1878-05-27
Indications.

or Middle, Atlantic. and New England States
higher pressure and slightly lower temperature
csh aud brisk west to north winds clear or partly
cloudy weather, and occasional light rains.
National Republican., 1878-05-27
CITY ITEMS.

No REMEDY In the world ever came into such
universal use or ha, 50 fully won the confidence Of
mankind, az AYERS CHERKY PICTORIAL for the
cure OlCOughs, colds, and consumption.
YOUSG PEOPLE do pay attention TO your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. lie wise In time.
Clean them daily with TnCRsTOS's IVORY PEARL.
TOOTH POWDER. the most perfect dantrihce known
II will keep them through life in good condition.
white aud sound. VIII harden the gums, sweeIen
National Republican., 1878-05-27
Decoration Day q. 4. II.

OUR clothing uncXccllcd, our prizes the lowest
Eisvmnn bros, corner seventh ana T. streets.
National Republican., 1878-05-27
THK SPRING I5 HERE.

NOW Il THE TIME TO SELL.
Ladies', Gents, and Childrens CRst-On Wearing
Apparel Boots shUe' Sc, NJ extraordinary high
ritsh prices at "JUSTn'S OLD STAND" No. GiS d
attended 10. maT25ll
National Republican., 1878-05-27
i430 r Street

THE GERMAS-AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
= - No Sae = street northwest corner Seventh stree
open daily nom 10 Il. M. 10 p. H.. saturday even
ngs nom to sp. m. To rH'cive deposits only. Amer
h!h dep0I: any amount from hNe cents upwards re-
CeEcd Sate deposit boxes tor rent In hTn and burg
arprUDf vault at $40, tl2.O s5, Is and $50 year.
The largest and most convenient brxes In tho city.
nCIn-lN
National Republican., 1878-05-27
TEMPERANCE MEN.

julius LASsBuEGH, the cheap carpet furnlsher
I37 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-05-27
Glass-IBall shooting,

Our Black Flannel Suits great Success Eseman
Bros corner Seventh and L streets.
National Republican., 1878-05-27

PESTAURANT, NEAR NATIONAL THEATRE
IL for r0nt, and stock fixtures, and unexpircd II
crEse for sale cheap. Also several Houses aud Stores
for rent Apply TO "
ALLISON NAILOR Jr.,
mys1-Gt lJD y street northwest,
National Republican., 1878-05-27
New styles Low shoes,

AtHL. stn,sburgrfs, aG-;"s seventh street.