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The Newtown bee., 1878-10-17
ADVERTISE IN THE nnn.

This paper efror,lsso business men ev- anywhere the cheapest and he9't medium fer rcaclisng not only the residents of this town but many others resulting in adIoili- ing towns such n- Bctlel, Danhnry, New Milford, New Preston, Wo0dbury, South bury, south Britain. Brookleld, Siepncy, Bridgeport. New Haven. Waterbury. walllnpford, Snugntuck. New York city, Brooklyn, etc. Advertisers will find b! mcga,i'ing the length of columns and eompating our rates with that Of other papers that our rates are loss than any other paper in the State. We Issue now onethou.and copies.
The Newtown bee., 1878-10-17
coEsunprroE CURED.

An old physican. retired from practice. having had piscel in his hands by ,n Ez>t India mi<sion- arr the formals of simple vegetable rslnedy. for the spe=dr and ornament rure for consumption. brU1chifis. cstsrTh asthma. and sll throat and lung sfAsfions. also positive and radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous couplzinfs. sffsr having tested iss wonderfnl curative paFers ia thonssnds Of cases has felt ii his dutr to sks it knozn to his suffering fsilovs- Aefuxtesl by fhfs motive xsd dssire fo rsiisve human snzsr- inr vii send frye of charge. to zH Eho desire it. rsrsue with fuIl izrrctSoas for F-rr<riag zud usl Ezz fn Gsrrnan Fr-nck. or Engli-h- s-1t hs rnk- by a5dr-s-ine with stamp. rsroins this rs7<r. " E sser.r. lsS Foxsrs Btsck. Rr<h<sfef. New fort. lssE
National Republican., 1878-04-06
NEW ADvERTIsEh ENTs.

Vcgetino for the blood.
Proposals for coal-navy pay office.
Notice Of general assessment now being made.
Rev. DIR. Chester, course OF Sabbath evening ser
mons.
Lccture-"Industrial Education" by Joseph ".
Wilson.
Concert Of Hutchinson Family at Ninth Street VI
p. Church.
For salo-No l riding.and driving horse-Inquirc
Keys n Co.
Mcknights Dime Package delivery Office az
New Jescy avenue.
spcc'acles, eyeglasses, &c.-M. W. Gait Bros. &
Co., jewellers.
Lecture by Dr. J. ". Rogers for benefit of St.
AtGnstine's Church.
The Hamilton. corner Fourteenth and Kstreets
opposite Fnnklin Square.
by bowman h Grccn-trus;cc Eale OF improved
property on Second street west
Dry goods groceries furniture. clothing &c
taken In exchange for houses and decorative paint
Ing.
Trustee sale OF improved property on Second
street between Pennsylvania avenue and u street,
northwest.
National Republican., 1878-04-06
SPECIAL AssEssMENr CERTIFICATES
Senator Dorscy's bill Discussed Before the
Senate Committee.

Senator Dorscy's bill Discussed Before the
Senate Committee.
Columbus Alexander, Colonel Christie, DR.. May,
Commissioner Phelp.. Hon. 4. q. Riddle. and other
gentlemen met the District Committee Of the SEN
ate at ten O'Clock yesterday morning, aud discussed
the bill In relation T. legalizlng certificates Of In
dcbtcdncss for special assessments
Colonel Christie said that he thought Senator
Dorsey confounded the actual amount OF ontstand-
ing certificates OF Indebtedness with assessment
certificates. SO that the bill instead OF leguizing
about Un0f special assessments, would lcgalizc
some S2.jO1OJ0.
The power of correction should be lcrt with the
courts, where II properly belonged
In answer To question from Senator Harris
Mr.. Riddle stated that he thought the prescnt bill
operated ~ Congressional construction Of the law
as against the District, and believed tho Supreme
Court would certainly go behind and find
ITS OWN INTERPRETATION.
The utmost he understood this net to do was to
lcgniize the assessments made under law which 1t
ATTEMPTED 10 affirm, leaving unsettled the details Of
excessive taxation.
tor Harris to drop the word "legalizc from the b
leaving the equity OF erroneous aud excessive as
Sessmens with such tribunal US the bill might
fix,
Tr May claimed that because a certain set IN the
District were fighting all payments there should be
no way opened 10 saddle the remaining two-iifths
unpaid on those who had come forward aud paid
their full thrcc.hilhs IN spite of wrongs they felt
they had suffered. The bill should enable
THE WHEELS OF IMPROVEMENT
to be started lie thought the debt should be legal.
| lied as general proposition, ana then some tr
bunal provided 10 adjust special cases where i'll
juTies are claimed br. May commented nt some
length up m the published letter Of Commissioner
Bryan, regarding CrrOncOus assessments
| Commissioner Phelps, who was present sald that
! letter was written without the knowledge OF the
other Co mssiOncrs, and was not In my sense an
OfliciRl document, although bearing AN official rig
| nature.
Senator Dorsey said that the bill would be care
| fully considered IN subcommittee before any re.
| port was agreed upon.
| Later IN the day the committee authorized the
| chairman to write lettor tn the District Commits.
siOncrs requesting them To prepare bill to be re.
ported Rs substitute for the bill under considcra-
| tiOn, which should clOihe the Commissioners with
| the power to rcadjust any ssses.ment made for
| special improvement in the District Of Columbia.
reserying to the applicant for such Teahjustnent
the right tO appeal from the decision OF the Com
mssiOners 70 the Supreme Court Of the District
National Republican., 1878-04-06
Franklin Temperance Legion.

The Legion will give anotkcr Of their iuereStin.
entertainments at their hall, corner Sixth and I
streots northwest this evening, at eight O'Clock
aud will present programme which will cOmpar,
fayorably with any that they have given. Mr.,
Nc Donald, Misses Allen, Hopkins, and Walters
Me.srs Whlple stevens, Psrkhurst Oniey, and
ulIartetle Ofmixcd voices led by Mr. Fleming. viii
ave sons of their choicest selections aud the bril-
liant little pianist, Miss Prospect, will exc
cute some beautiful solos on the piano.
Hon. l.. W. BallOu. VI. g., Of Rhode Island Rev
DR.. KcnlrCk John Henry Boner, and other popu
lar speakers will address the meeting.
The officers Of the legion will be ready TO receive
all books, InsguEncs or papers which IheiT friend
may choose 10 bring. They propose next week v
have :he library opcn 10 the public
National Republican., 1878-04-06
EQuIrY COvRT-JUsrICE MACARrmuR.
PRoRArE corRT-REGIsTER WEBSTER.
A suppo.ed Attempt at ,Ildnupping.

About six O'Clock yesterday afternoon Officer Du
Bois found little boy at the corner of Seventh
street and the Avenue who seemed t0 be lost. The
officer carried him to Police Headquarters, aud In
n short time he reclaimed by his friends. The
boys name was asccrtained to be Rollan Jones IT,,
aged five years, and his parents reside at III X
street northwest A gentleman who called at
hcadq uartcrS stated that the little fellow had been
dec0yed away from his home early yesterday
morning by well-dressed colored man, who was
hood 10 give him something.
Nothing strange was thought OF the circumsanc
at the time but when the child failed 10 put In an
appearance II dinner his parents became alarmed,
and telcgnphcd to all the police stations to be on
the lookout for him. II Is supposed the cOlOrcd
pose Is not known.
National Republican., 1878-04-06
Hotel Arrivals.

81 JftusG-FJ Fillnun, New York; = A Kendall,
Tenn: n = Hartman, htllimor'; ] FRnEicr, Iud; II
BnIterhuId, rhllEdelphln shaver Philadelphia;
Fling, Pa q Fling, P.g ] W nOwncr, Va W Mel
son, Va; II SOrdnn Nd; J + legnrr, Inh; + Burel,
Pa j Murphy Va W SmitlCn, Maine.
lfrlropoIDdn.-Ilev u W super and wife, Pa II
Mayo NR II IIUugn Md; Mcdowell. Md e Wa.
Erwin, Conn Mrs Dnshcr, Va J II Fisher, Ind.
Imp ri0l-N !. MoncrQud, New York; j Fisher
and wife, 81 Louis q cunningham, Ohio L. u Pike
aud wifp Macon, ga; 1Irs Geo l. Remington and fam.
ily, Nrw York; Ru6b and wife New York 90
dsphIM John l. q Ham, Now York. J u SmeH Pa;
j iiebcrlng New York N Hollywood, Detroit;
Is NJ Summons aud wife, Mich.
National Republican., 1878-04-06
Services Tomorrow,

Rev. Dr.Gmy will preach both morning and even.
ing tomorrow in the North Baptist Church. Pour
tccnh street, near X. lie will taR for his subject
In the evening spiritual stupidity"
Rev. :. IT, Mrick will preach tomorrow morning
IN the Metropolitan Baptist Church, corner North
A and sixth streets. Al three r. IN. there viii he
sunday school. and In the evening there will be
missionary service which 0il be addrersed by Rev.
DR.. Hayden.
At the Calvary Baptist Church to morrow the
pastor, Rev. Dr. A. 7. Mason, viii preach IN the
morning upon The Magi." and III the evening
upon Christ the Light Of tho World" At the con.
cIuson Of the morning service the Lords Supper
will be celebrated.
Rev. Y PeytOn Morgan. rector of the Church nf
the Atonement tR. E., Brooklyn \. Y. will preach
at Wilard's Hall tomorrow morning and evening.
National Republican., 1878-04-06


Duo the District to Have the Preference in
settiement-Ths Property to be Transferred
10 ths District and Bonds Issued to Enable
the Commissioners to Pay the Awards.
Mr. Blackburn, Of Kentucky, from the House
Committee on the District Of Columbia, yesterday
reported bill relative to the Washington Market
Company" It repcals the act ofMay 20. 1870, in.
cooperating the company, except In so far as It's
provisions may apply 10 closing the affairs OF the
corporation In order to ascertain the actual value
Of the improvements made by the company, three
persons, two OF whom are TO be pamed In the act
and the third OF whom 10 to be chosen by the
former two, are 70 act as arbitrator.
mansisr qhs within thirty days aS, sr, com
award as to the value OF the improvements
Upon the transmission Of this award to the su
shall at once institute suit against the company,
and at the expiration Of thirty days, due legal no
tice having been given TO ml parties. the court
shall send the to the auditor to state an ac-
count, ~ follows:
/. The amount Of all general or special taxes that
NAV be outstanding and unpaid against the Market
Company or It's grounds. buiidings, or improve
mcnts, with all penalties and arrears Of interest
thereon to the date OF the report
2. The amount claimed by the District Of Coluni-
bia to bo due from the company TO the District nn.
der section u Of the incorporation act, being the
amount claimed In the suit now pending, aud all
additional claims under said section To the date OF
the report, with interest thereon.
3. The amount Of bonds Of the company under
It's deed OF trust OF MAY l. 1873 which are actually
outstanding In the hands of bona dde holders for
value, with the names and residences of such
holders and the amount OF bonds held by each,
and amy Of interest due thereon TO the date
OF the report.
I. The amount Of all other claims Of creditors Of
the company up TO the date OF the report with the
names. residences, and amount due each creditor.
3. The amount Of stock UfthU company actually
| outstanding IN the hands Of bOid Hfs holders and
owners for value with tho name and residence OF
| each, and the amount Of stock held aud owned by
each respectively
fthe auditors report Is nof excepted to within
iiftccn days Hcr II h been submitted to the court
a decree confirming Il shall be entered; but If ex.
ceped to, the case shall be heard and determined
by the court Atcr the decree has been passed the
Commissioners shnll pay the amount awarded. less
| sum sufficient to cover the claims excepted to
| giving prefcrcncc-fRt. to general aud special
taxes. aud second, the amount due the District.
| The balance OF the award. II insufficient TO pay
all the other claims. shall bc distributed IN con
furmity with the decision OF the court which shall
decide all questions Of priority.
| To enable the District Commissioners to pay the
amount Of tho award they arc RuthOrl zcd 10 Issue
| coupon b0nds bearing six per cont. interest and
| payable IN twenty years from date.
The bill contains the necessary provisions to en-
able the commissioners to take possession OF the
| property.
National Republican., 1878-04-06
The IieIno Robbery,

Tie case against Ezekiel Cade, Ben Beyerldge
aud sylynnus Gleason, charged with completely in
the robbery of. d. BemG MI Indian guest ut the
Washington House, was called IN tho Police Court
yesterday. CGho and Bevciidge waived M exam.
inat,"n and were sent to the grand Jury under
bonds ui s!l'I each. ltNpTeRrimg that Mr., Gleason
wa not guilty Of any criminal intent In the matter
a EONf pros. was entered IN his case but ho was
rtlinrd n Il w!esS, giving bonds Ia the sum Of
tNOG hI hls npue.TAnCe Mhen MAIlnn.
National Republican., 1878-04-06
CITY ITEMS,

To Cossrxrrlvrs.-wilbor's Cod Liver OIL and
Lime has now been before the public for ten
Ths sSus no Ss ss cass sos us i
the preperation was Of high intrinsic value. The
combipsiion OF The Phosphate Of Lime with
has produced a new phase In the treatment
Of consumption and oll diseases OF the lungs.
THIS sr be TAKEN sS G dss
which is such a prominent objection TO the Cou
Liver on when taken without Lime. II Is pre-.
Tsie preteq % WSor Chemist: '0iS Boston, ae and Ply Sy
druggists generally.
STRING OPENING Of Miss Annie X. Humphrey,
i3D Tenth street northwest. On Tuesday. April 2
and during the week. shall open choice stock Of
ana sad nss soSd
ladies, misses. and chiidrcn's undertaking, and
ladies, and misses corsets IN every style. Ny
thing have heretofore been abe to secure and are
Of the finest quality. To this opening my old aud
new friends aud the public are earnestly invited.
French German and Spanish spoken.
hssiE X. luNrHERY.
YOuSG rHoPIE do pay attention tn your teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them. he wise In time,
Clean them daily with TRuRsToS's IVORY PEARL
TooIm POWDER. the most perfect dcntrfce known.
white and sound, will harden the gums, sweeten
| the breath. and prevent toothache Sold BY all
druggists. 20 and 10 cents per bottle.
WELLS MlCHISE.srREAp STRENGTHENING PLAsr.
| Frs arc still the best known Their curative pow
| crs far Surpass all others.
HARD times demand economy; practice It by
| renOvnting your soed gloves With JouvKSs Iso-
DEEors KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price 25 cents per
bottle.
ARE you bilious, troubled with headache, dizzy
ness, sick stomach, constipation, &c' Are you dys.
pcptic, nervous, dull, aud languid7 Averse TO all
exertion. is your life miserablc' You require
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood. Take QrIRK's IRISH TEA the great mouse.
druggists, 2S cents per package, which makes
quart OF medicine.
| TO curl? Dress 1t with THoNISoS's PoNADE OrrinE
An olenginous compound of singular merits. II
will improve It, Sold by druggists &c. Price 26
| and 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-04-06
DesoriiMg from the Shin.

Boys who have comfortable homes aud parents
10 provide for them, never gain much by running
away aud Joining training ships. The life they
have y lead on ship board Is not all happIucs.
desert the ship such was the case few DAYS ago
with The son Of one Of our prominent busucs,
men The hoy was crazy to 90 To sea. The father
fnally consented, and he secured berth on thr
harntnga, now Wing at the Washington navy ynrh
il only required TWO weeks and tuiIr ,lAys iur hlm
fugitive.
National Republican., 1878-04-06
Mother. NIoihcrs. Notb,r.

Don't NHl to procure Mrs, wlNsLow's SOOTHING
syEUr fUr all diteases OF tccthiug IN children It
relieve the child nom pain cures wind collie
regulates the bowels, and. by giving relief and
health 10 the child gives rcst 70 the mother.
National Republican., 1878-04-06
Art sale.

The marked attention given by the public N the
superb eS Shibition Of drawings and oil paintings IL
an evidence that works OF rare merit can DO appre.
ciated. The sale takes place next Wednesday, cor.
nor Of Fifteenth aud streets CuTCOrau Building.
Thomas bowling conducts the sale,
National Republican., 1878-04-06
Emancipatsou and CsthoIicity,

DIR. J. W. Roger will lecture on Emancipation
and Catholcity at Ford's Opera. House tomorrow
evening, for the bensnt Of ST. Ausustines Church.
Tickets, fty cents
National Republican., 1878-04-06

have In stock class Of goods acceptable to all
Number Of pcrsons In order IN save buy ready
made clothing from $40 To s25 per suit, which In
reality are equal 10 suits made TO order which
would cost from sis to SIS. The same might bt
said Of spring overcoais, which you can buy from
81 to so, which II ordered would cost fruin 81 V
SO; they Inst ~ long and At well. Call on this old
and reliable house for your sprina outfit TheiI
number is 625 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-04-06
National 8spablitan.
Arrival Of Passs.ss. trains.
At .ALIISosr AsD roroNIs pgfon. uIru Al

AfbALTihoRE AND ONO DEPOT, SEw JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND STREET
Norrtrr. EV,itro.
IN. n. Y. Phil a Bo- ex $40 baltimore acCom.
nj. Bsltnior~ express It.o. baltimore accom-.
10. Western eat 'r-.. son n Y, Phil 4 Hos eS
eo.Pnltimors accom- 800 Western Mall.
S1S. Pred &C, Met birch ',:57 Baltimore accom-
ka,. Baltimore Annapolis sts&S Baltimore express
and way. I5:20 Western express
e<b, MhritnHbrrg and la - CO. IinltmJre express
Eerpuwn sc IMet br'ch, sRls, n Y, Phil 4 Hos e.
sf0so, baltimore accom-, liO:l5, Baltimore accom-.
liz, Baltimore xprsss
sArrivs daily. Others Sundays excepted.
As- For the time OF departure OF trains, see adver
osemsnts elrewhcra
National Republican., 1878-04-06
Supreme Court OF the United States.

| FRIDAY, april s, 1879
On motion of Mr.. c. +. Blake l. iward q. Thoinp-
son. esq, of New York city was admitted To prac.
| ticc.
| No. 202. The City OF Elizabeth ct al. appellants
/ vs.. The American Nicholson Pavement Company.
| \rguInent continued by Mr.. c. Z. Blake for ap.
L'llants and by Mr. G. 4. Seward for appeleeS, and
| concluded by Mr.. 4. q. Kcasbcy for appellants.
| adjourned until Monday ut twelve O'Clock.
National Republican., 1878-04-06
AHUsEAENm,

"a Celebrated Case --Natiosai Theatre.
The closing representations Of "a Celebrated
Case " will take place at the matinee this afternoon
and the regular performance this evening. Next
Monday evening jarrett 4 Pslmsr's "Uncle
National Republican., 1878-04-06
AInrrluue I.irnnseA.

The clerk Of the court has Issued marriage II
Genscs to the following applicants George T. WI.
keTnson aud Sarah 4. weF, John Ogleton aud
Eliza Williams Marshall Clark and Maria Jackson
W. L, Jones and Alice i. Cook.
National Republican., 1878-04-06
Tie District Courts.

CIRCUIT CoURT-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
Butler ct al ". Kusp; verdict for plaintiff for
s27JO. Miller VI. Miller 1t al; verdict for plain.
tif. Wuggaman Vs. Sardo on hearing,
Equity CoCRT-JusTICE MACARTHUR.
GlcnwOOd Cemetery W. C,Cudcuin; demurrer
overrulcd leave 10 answer IBolden vs. D Ildsn :
exceptions to auditors report sustained referred
10 auditor with instructions Callahan VS. Gala.
han partition report by commissioners notified
Professionally.
PROBATE ECoURT-REGIsTER WEBSTER.
The last will and testiment Of Thomas J. Triplett
was exhibited. Proof Of publication filed. viii
full proven and admitted TO puObNtc. Mary A.
TTlpett qualified as eXecutrix and gave bond
III 500.
IN re- estate Of LOUIS I. Barber deed and inventory
OF personal estate returned by the adminiStratrX
! and the usual order of sale granted.
National Republican., 1878-04-06
Indications.

For ne Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy
seather in hs northern portion, rain areds, sta
tioHdry temperature, sOrthrestcriy ~inds and ris-
S,lg barometer
National Republican., 1878-04-06

At regular meeting of National Lodge No, Gle.
knights Of Honor held at their hall on Thursday
evening, appropriate resolutions wore adopted re-
gardIng Manuel Causten. Mr.. Cnustcn was one OF
the charter members Of this beneficiary order
which was established in Washington In May
1871. lie had paid into tho widows and orphans
benefit fund, at full rates, the sum Of 81, which
with his initiation and quarterly dues sl2, nInkes
total Of $40 paid into the treasury, und entite,
hi, fnlnlly - the sum Of - 90. The merits and
value Of The Knights Of Honor cannot be more
CLEARLY set forth than Il Indicated BY this simple
statement There STe'uow 1900 meinbcH In the
ing. The insurance, combined with the fratcrnal
feature should commend II to every Inun In the
la
National Republican., 1878-04-06

BY the exercise Of tho most Judlc!Dus manage
menI the Grand Central Hotel New York has very
cleveriy turned tho tide OF trade In Its direction
ho ess by the sweeping reduction Of iH TRles than
through It's excellent management.
National Republican., 1878-04-06
The G,enwood cemetery Case.

The case OF the Glclwood Cemetery Company
against Clendenuin ct OIL cume up yesterday In the
Equity Court before Justice Macarthur. The bill
was brought to enforce the defendants to comply
with the act Of Congress and turn over to the com
pany possession Of the cemetery, books and paper'
connected with It's management, and carry out the
instructions that the law made obligatory upOI
them The defendants filed demurrer that the
iaw was unconstitutional and denied generally all
the aveTments set forth In the bill. Amer Argument
His Honor oycrrulcd the demurrcr aud gave them
leave 10 answer or carry the case to the General
Term for review, rcmaTkInH that the constitution
alty Of the question was no part Of the proceed
ings taken into consideration by himself
The Boys' Clothing House,
National Republican., 1878-04-06
Theatre Conique.

The matinee this afternoon and the regular per.
formance this evening will close the engagement Of
the effective combination engaged during the
National Republican., 1878-04-06

Amusements Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATRE-A Celshrated Case.
LINCOLN HALI--Rambcs About London.
THEATRE CoMorE.-Jake Budd and new Va
riety Company.
National Republican., 1878-04-06
Rambles About London,
The Hutchip.o, Fsollv

Subject Of Judge Bick's entertainment this sftei
noon, Windsor Park. Windsor Castle" This even
Ing The Tower Of London"
National Republican., 1878-04-06
lTnIyprsaIist Church,

Rev Alexander Kcut will preach In TulInahse
Hall tomorrow at eleven a. IN. Young peoples
meeting al half past four y. IN,
National Republican., 1878-04-06
To Make Your Children Happy
Tho Public

The male portion OF them at least tuko ;bcin to Tie
Boys Clothing House of B, Robinson & Co. 9JJ
Pennsylvania Ryvnue
National Republican., 1878-04-06
EDUCATIONAL.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
or HOWARD UNITERSTTR.
SUMMER COURSE COMMENCES APRIL, Is7s
Instruction will he given upon the following subjects;
Prof. q. n. Palmer, N. D..
HYGIENE AND PuBLIC HEALTH.
Prof +. Ii. Hood. ~. D.,
THE NERVOUS sSNTEM, IT'S PHYsIoLO-
GY, PATHOLOGY, AND DISEASES.
Prof. N. +. Graham. N. D..
DIsEAsTs OF THE CHYLoPoEsTIC sYs-
TEN.
Prof e. II. Purvis, VI. d.,
Ikb fkb 1ifEiR nhRhF4REE lsaAFhs VI WOMEN
Prof ID. n. Lamb, NJ. D.,
MORBID ANATOMY.
Proc J. r. Bracket. N. D..
DISEASES OF CHILDREN.
Prof WIN. Seaman, A. W..
MICROSCOPY.
n. II. Watts. W. D..
LECTURER ON MEDICAL ELEGTWCTTY.
These Lectures will be delivered on Monday. Wed.
ne-day, and Friday, commencing at c:3 y. m, and
will be open to the public.
C. B. PURviS, N. D., Secretary,
mnr2s2w No. Ills IsTBIRTEENTIi STREET n. ".
National Republican., 1878-04-06

IT Is your own fault II you suffer long with
Ihepmatism when one Or tW0 bottles VI Dnraugs
Rheumatic Remedy will drive the disease out Of
the system,
National Republican., 1878-04-06

u respectfully Invited 70 examine my spnue stool
Of clotking before purchasing.
E. KArzLNsTgIE so Seventh street
National Republican., 1878-04-06
: Noah yyalker n Co-

concert Of sacred music will be given by III,
Hutchinson family, at the Ninth Street N. 7
Church, OH Tuesday evening, April ..
National Republican., 1878-04-06

Interest paid on deposits Special rates on time
deposits. J. II. souIER & Co.,
BANKERS ING Pennsylvania avenne.
National Republican., 1878-04-06
PLACES or WORSHIP.
Location q Churcles, Name Of Pastor, and
HSurs of Rellwious Exercises.

The morning vervioes In all tho churches
begin at eleven O'Clock. vespers in Roman Catholic
Churches at four p. m. =, and evening services arc
held In the churches generally al 7:so O'Clock.
The following list Of the more prominent places
OF worship In the District