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National Republican., 1878-05-07
THE SCHOOL EIHIBIr.
Another building Design Co.sribussd By Ar
chiteot Plowman.

Another Building Design Coutribussd ~ Ar
chiteot Piowman.
Tho public school exhibits at Paris, which was
mentioned yesterday. was sent 70 New York yes.
tcrday and will bo shipped ffom that city TO Its
final Destination tomorrow. In addition TO the
model Of the Henry" school house, Architect
Plowmsn contributed design for public school
building on a somewhat different plan from those
heretofore constructed In this city. lie explains
his theory by saying that the practical working q
the present school organization has given general
satisfaction especially In the loweTgrades say froin
the Hrst to the hfth, inclusive. But hha rgidys'
TEN.
aud instruction Of sixty pupils, finds II physically
impossible to give separate instruction TO indlyid
uals or to increase the number OF classes All must
ing the swim and the swim worrying the slow. The
dull pupil must go over a. many pages OF the text
for the studies Of the grade must keep up with the
boy we'll fitted. Again, the boy who does not ex.
pect to continue in school beyond the sixth or sew
who 4 preparing for the high school the college.
These are defects Of system. not OF teaching, and
call for remedy. Some change, ought 70 be made,
and, II Is believed, can be made, which, while re-
tanning the essential feature OF the graded system,
shall admit OF elective studies individual instruc.
teachers, such change viii involve a modfcation
In school architecture: and the problem 50 FAR rs
the art Of the architect may go. ts attempted 10 be
worked out on the thirdstory plansof the proposed
edihce.
In the centre Is placed q large room, wherein the
pupils assemble IN the morning. and where they
study and remain during the day when not engaged
In recltatlon.rooms. In this room vocal music may
be taught general exercises givon, aud examina.
lions held On either side are four recitation
where the drill teaching s done teacher taking
charge OF one, or at most two branches. In this
room arithmetic may be taught; IN that, grammar
on. Tho rooms are so grouped and the doors and
passages so arranged that two hundred pupils can
go from the assembly hall 10 the OF
return without Jostling or confusion, and as quick
ly as twenty i've can. The walk will operate as
rest from sitting, and will amply repay the little
time 1t takes.
French Heel button Boots,
National Republican., 1878-05-07
Thsntre Coniaue.

The immensely Of the audience In attendance at
the Comique last night attested the attractveness
Of the programme. The Red Stocking Mnstrels
opened the performance and were favorably re-
ceved. Harry williams rendition Of Bring Back
the Old Folks" earned a double cacOre. The Rx-
ford Brothers on the horizontal bar proved them
selves clever artists Harry Bryant, yentriloquist
and mimic ranks among the best The Russclls
in lightning changes from white 10 black faces
gave an act new to Washington audiences. Miss
Julietta Nault, pleasing vocalist, sang budget OF
choice songs IN al artistic manner. Jake Budd's
new sketch, The Bell Punch In Alexandria" is
irresistibly funny. The performance concluded
with the drama Of True Grit" in which All Nc.
Dowell and the talented company appeared TO
great advantage.
National Republican., 1878-05-07
Hotel Arrivals.

Eb6in.-S X Chamberlain, U g A; Scott Pympton,
Richmond, Va VIM Sheppard, Ohio 6eo X X scott
SC; II Hayes Mass : Morton, Ohio; @ baldwin,
Ohio; W Moore, Phladelphia-; $ Ccae,, Tenn;
Mrs Scales, Tenn; Marshall Parks Richmond, yG
J Johnston, Philadelphia; II Mcdonald, Philadelphia
New Y0rG; = Plyke and wife, New York; Cha
pin, Philadelphia; J II Ges1Son. PhiladslphtA
HHperiGL-Uus Bothnere and wfs, New York: Hon
q Joyce ana vile, Rutland, W. Col B FrOthiny-
haT New York. Geo @ Parkinson, San Fnnc,co;
son, New York. Misses Campbell, New York; II y
Carrier, Va Mrs Flckson and family, Va D Smith,
ALAS: q W simOns, Mass; A Wikle, Boston, Mass
Moore, baltimore,
~. James-E p Weiss, New York A Haamon, New
York; o Carpenter, New York. A " Webster, CHI
c4gO; Akin Chicago q NJ wilkinson, New York;
NJ snd Mrs v n Bill. Mas; Biiings Mass N q
Hspnsssy and wi!o Chicsso,
National Republican., 1878-05-07
Trying to Get Trials Set.

shortly amer the opening OF the Criminal Court,
Justice wylle. yesterday, Hon. Matt II. Carpenter
and Colonel Cook appeared and asked that Il day
b. axed for the trial OF Messrs. Sawyer, Brooks ct
al. on the remaining indictments against them.
The District Attorney stated that the subject had
been referred to the Department OF Justice and no
answer yet received, 80 the case went over
Mr.. Carpenter asked that q day be tixOd for the
third trial Of William II. OttInan, but no date could
be- greed upon.
Then Colonel CoOk wished a time designated for
the second trial Of George c. Ellison. indicted for
murder, but this met the fate the previous
case,
Another attempt win be made at IN carly day TO
ret these trials 70 hearing.
National Republican., 1878-05-07

Maryland, Virginia, and District Patents.
The following Is a list OF patents granted to the
residents Of Maryland Virginia, and the District Of
Columbia April %, 1873: John Y. Slater, bf Baltl
maryland. separating wool and cotton and simi-
lar animal and vegetable hbros ffom fabrics; John
Trent Of Mayo Forge, Va, compositions for treat
Ing tobacco; Patrick +. Millgan and John f.
Wood. of Washington, d. C., side spring vehicles
Charles Reese. Of Baltimore, Nd. table cutlery ;
Daniel Shsrnberger and John Carroll, q Beckleys
willie, Nd, garlic separators; Samuel 4. Moore OF
baltimore, Md, bung faucets Henry d. Phillips, OF
Baltimore Md, and Carmi H. Williams OF Brook:
lyn, n. Y, brick anachines: George Watt, Gr.. Of
Richmond. Va, harrows; Joseph wilkins, OF Balti
more, Nd. treatment of waste from the separation
OF animal from vegetable fiber.
Designs-samuel Kimberly Of Norfolk, Va.
packages.
Trade. .marks-Smth. Dixon & Co.. of Baltimore,
Md. paper bags; Wilmer l.. Keller, OF Baltimore,
Md, medicinal preparation; James B. Pace. Of
Richmond Va, chewing and smoking tobacco; J.
W. q. &. q. Holland, OF Danyile, Va, chewing to-
bacco; Oliver RobinSon, Of Rlchmond, Va
smoking tabacco; oliver Robinson. OF Richmond,
Va, smoking tobacco.
National Republican., 1878-05-07
Charley O'Neiirs Benefit

Charley O'Sellls many friends should not forget
the benefit musical and literary entertainment, TO
be given at Franklin Hall corner Of Sixth and c
streets, this evening. A iue programme has been
arranged. Those who will take part are Misse,
Adde Prospect, X. E. Smith. 5. J. Allen. Jennie
TOrney, aud Ella Waters; Mrs. J. X. Mcdonald
Professor 4, D. Hay Messrs Ernest Slkkcn, A. Fem
nell, Kirkland, Malone, II. Kline, Stevens, IT, A,
Forcsman Masters Shepherd and Donaldion, and
the Mount Vernon Quartettc.
National Republican., 1878-05-07

The Dog-Tax Bnl-That Sewer Nuisance to
Remain.
The board met last night pursuant to adjourn
mcnt at seven o'clock Dr. Verdi In the chair.
Judge Warden, from the committee on ordinances,
to whom was referred the letter of Senate Commit
tee oh the District accompanying bill! H. OF r. No.
+0bb ito create revenue In the District Of Colum
bla by levylng tax all dogs therein" &c. pre-
sented report stating that the object seemed to be
good one, but tho bill was open to several sound
objections. The report quotes section Of the bill
and says It confers on the Commissioners the exer.
else Of a discretion essentially sanitary. It then
quotes the ordinances OF the board covering the
subject, and turns to section OF the bill, which
provides that ANY dog wearing the taxtag shall be
permitted to run at large" &c. This section, II
says must be regarded as modified by section l. but
be as broad as the ordinance, and 1t is suggested
that tie ordinance might be amended 50 as TO in
crease the modification Of the right TO possess and
use the species OF property In question,
Finally II thinks the Object OF the bill In question
would be better promoted by committing 10 the dis
erection Of the sanitary organ Of the District its
ordered To be forwarded to Senate committee.
DR.. Verdi, from the sanitary committee, TO whom
was roh'rIed the communication OF health officer
relative 10
THE OLD ARCH SEWER,
running through square 3iS and others, reported
that the committee hal waited OH the Comms-
sIoucr4, stated the grave character Of the nuisance
and urged prompt aud decisive action but they
were Informed that no money was available for the
abatement Of this nuisance.
Mr.. Marbury said ho hoped the public would
credit them with having done all In their power for
abatement of this nuisance, aud not lay any fatal
results ut the door Of the board.
The following weekly report Of health officer was
read and al aIprJved:
NulsanCes reported Cos: referred. I8l: abatcd,
i7S; referred to Commissioners, II; Official notices
issued 10; citizens complaints 81; causes OF death
investigated II; peCuniATy conditions Investigated
. burials at public expense 3; investigations for
local cause Of disease scarlet fever, 3; typhoid
fever, 2; typhO-malaral iever. u: premises found
sanitary. 2; insanitary. 4; tons OF garbage re-
moved l43; dead animals removed, So privies
cleaned by o. 4. A. Co, GO Marine products In.
spected-SiS.OJD herring lO,l5o shad, l,alO tailors
1893 punches fish, 81 sturgeon, 7i5 bushels oysters
| 5S,OD clans and li.3JJ crabs. Coniemued-Ss
punches fish, 10 bushels oysters, and 1900 crabs
unwhoesomc food condemned-s0 pounds beef
| IA mutton, no veal 205 pork, "A cucumbers, q
cabbagcs, 2GS radishcs,G bushels kale, 2 bushel,
beans, bushels peas, and bushcl potatoes
| Pound report-Anlnials impounded, I; redeemed
q killed, 8; amount realized, 81.
National Republican., 1878-05-07
Franklin Building Association.

At tho eighth annual meeting Of the fsnklln
Building Association, held lat night at I'll @
street. Ihe follow ing officers were elected PTeSi.
TSnS lanes ~ 9S'iiS @ %; dr
Charles b, Bailey; directors W. II. Reardon, C. ".
schell, 4. r. Mcmillan, @. W. Fisher, Thomas u.
Andrew Glass.
The secrstary's report showed the receipts TO
have been ~, ,St9l7; assets, sA7,si470; value OF
cont
National Republican., 1878-05-07
Surrendered Himself,

Rehnold Dernier, the marine charged with Hn
SIcnpt TO outrage little girl named Mary McAu.
line on the l7th OF April last, yesterday afternoon
walked into Police Headquarters aud surrendered
himself to Detective Coomes. He was taken to the
Police Court and gave bonds In VI 90. The facts OF
tLo alleged attempted outrage are that the little
girl, who II Only twelve years OF Igc, went into u
ey store kept by Dernier In the western section
Of the city, and 1t Is charged that he dragged her
behind the counter, but was prevented nom accom-.
plshlng his purpose BY her screaming. Dernier
len the city then and only returned yesterday.
National Republican., 1878-05-07
TuE largest selection lightweight clothing. at
EIsENAS BROs., corner. Seventh and L.
Review of De Moiay Commandery.


The annual review and parade Of Dc
M)ay Mounted Commandery Of Knights
T.Inplars took place yesterday afternoon,
aud was witnessed by many OF the dis.
tinguished Masons at present In the city attending
the session Of the Supreme Council, scottish Rite.
Tho commandory assembled at Masonic Temple At
halEpast three O'Clock, and the visiting Masons and
reviewing party were dispatched to the parade
ground, out fourteenth street, near Columbian
College, In carriages, under all escort of mounted
knights. The knights were commanded by Emi-
nent Commander Noble d. Larner. with w. H. II.
Cisscll, GeneralissimO and Isaac L. Johnson Cap
nGcneral. There were about eiglny saddles In
all. The drill was worry fine and number Of very
GibCult movements were executed
The body was reviewed by Vincent J.. Hurlburt,
Grand Commander of the United States; Hon.
benjamin Dean, Of Boston, Grand GeneralissmO;
Hon. Robert r. Wlther5, Of Virginia, Grand Senior
Warden, and other distinguished gentlemen CON
neoted with the order. After the review a oolla-
ton was spread In true knightly style on tables
erected on the Sward, aud ths membcR of the
cOmmandery were highly oomplimented upon
their appearance and skill.
National Republican., 1878-05-07
john Pope Hodnett at the Exeout We Man
sion.

John Pope Hodnett, Gccompanled-by Miss Hunter
and about 100 colOred men connected with tho La.
Dor League was at the White House and Stale De.
partmemt yesterday. He interviewed the President
and rCcretary Of State, aud made forcLls protests
sgainst the grievances of the labOring man, and
spoke OF attempts at violence made upon himself
The interviews We're brief The President said that
h. would sustain all that was right In the claims OF
the aboring men, and in reference to Mr.. HOdnctts
Pgrs pna grievances no recommended that he ap.
ply TO the law for remedy
National Republican., 1878-05-07

Afer the departure Of the stpkosch operatc
combination the theatrical event of the week will
be the complimentary benefit recently rendered to
Manager Ford by his friends and patrons In Wash.
ingtOn. The benefit will take place oil Thurday
evening, May o. Mr.. BOuclCault will appear as
Kerry supported by full aud efficient cast and
Champagne and Oysters" will 10 produced by the
Nationals dramatic company In its full strength.
National Republican., 1878-05-07
Mothers, Mothers. Mothars.

Don't fall 10 procure MRS. WSsLOws SoorHINo
SYRUP for all diseases OF teethihg in children. II
rsneyes the child from pain, cures wind colo
regulates the bowels and, by giving relief and
health to tho child, gives rest 10 the mother.
National Republican., 1878-05-07

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage !
osnses " ths following applicants:
J, s. HaIlin and Miriam y. Wortham.
Frank Kohl and Mary A. Rupert.
Karl Guser and Helence freif
N, Meaney and Mary Welsh,
J, Y Hughes and Amanda NJ. Corbiu.
X, D. Qheeh aud Hattie l.. Lucas
National Republican., 1878-05-07

TRAVELLERS will hnd lhs Grand Central Hotel
New York Is one Of the most celen hotels In thaI
city. Those who cannot be suited IN price aud
National Republican., 1878-05-07
Now Advertisements.

Jecture-Charles sumner.
Proposals for cavalry horscs.
George c. Henning, clothing.
Removal Of W. II. Slster's Office.
National Theatre-0pera Of "Mgnon"
Proposals for fuel, United States Marine Corps
Proposals for rations, United States Marine Corps
For rent-rooms At T20 Thirteenth street north.
west
National Republican., 1878-05-07
IutilcatiouH.

For the Middle States and New England north
east back to northwest and southeast winds, and
warmer and partly cloudy weather.
National Republican., 1878-05-07

Amusemeuts Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATRA--Grsnd Italian Opera
THEATRE CosiQuE.-Jake Buid and . new Va
riety Company.
National Republican., 1878-05-07

VWE dollar pants 10 order; 100 styles 10 ssleCt
nom. ElsRAAs BROS., corner Seventh and X
National Republican., 1878-05-07
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

NE" NDVEVTIbENEN
VOR0pOSAL9 FOR RATIONS.
QuARTERNAsrEs's OFFIcE,
USIrnD STATES MARINE CoRPs,
WASH SUroS, Aprl ~, 1878.
Sea,ei proposals. IN duplicate, Will be recev, d nt
this office uni u O'Clock IN. OF TUESDAY, the llth
day OF June next for furnishing Ions to the United
states marines. at of more Of the following sta
tionS, from Juy |, ISIS, TO 9TH June, 1873:
Portsmouth, New Hampshite.
thnrl' s'own. Massachusetts
'Doklyn. Now York.
Lasue Island, or Philadelphia, Penn.
Washington, District OF Columbil
GOsport, near Norfolk, Virginia
Annapolis Mar yinnd,
Mare Island, California.
specifications, with blank pronosals can he oh
tnlnad upon tpll tlon Mt any of the staons named
a. the Offices OF the QEarternlagtcr, washir gton
d. q aud Assistant Quart 'rmastcrs ID 1uth Fourth
York.
Proposals should be irdorSed Proposals for Ra-
tons," and ADDRESSED to the undersigned
W. b. SLACK,
my7-twtw Major and Quartermaster.
National Republican., 1878-05-07

RoM4s 4 Cox. oothiso, are selling good suits at
$40 and si2
National Republican., 1878-05-07
Watiunal 8tpublitan.
Arrival Of Passsnss, rrains.

AfALThoRH AND OHIO pEroT, NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND c srksEr.
NorntnQ Et~rinc
sesih y. y. Phil a Boe e1. si:so Baltimore accom-
stL, Baltimore presa ESQ, baltimore accom.
f5o, Western express 500 n Y, Phil Bos e.
t2p.Baltimore accom-. ssoO Western Mall.
t2S, freJ &C, (Mst. br'ch .s;J baltimore accom-
G1:, Baltimore Annapolis .eg Baltimore express
and way, IT;.n Western express
k<S, Mariinsburg and IIa- ssoD, baltimore cNpfess
gerstown ac (Net br'ch sei5, Y, Phil a Bos OF.
sloSp, Baitiuiore accom-. io.t5, Baltimore ACCOM-
n>O, Baltimore express.
ARRIVE daily. Others sundays excepted.
1s- For the time OF departure Of trains, zee adver
usements elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-05-07
Arrssted for Insulting Young Woman.

George W. Evans who keeps restaurant on NJ
street, Half southwest, was arrested by Ofcer
Mcnamara ytser,iay afternoon on Il charge OF
making indecent proposals to Miss Estelle Dickey,
young lady about sixteen years Of age. Accord.
ing to Miis Dickey's statement she was standing N
the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh
street waiting for a car when approached by Evans.
He accosted her with most insulting remark and
proposed that she take hack ride with him. She
Indignantly refused and becoming impatient
started to walk 10 her destination In South Wash
ington. She had Just passed through tho Smith
sonian grounds when Evans again met
her on the other side. He persisted In his In.
fmou. conduct, and at this period the couple at
tracted the attention OF Onicer Mcnamara, who
noticed that the man was under the influence OF
liquor aud that the girl repelled his advances.
Tie girl went into the house Of friend on Eighth
street, near D. where her mother was visiting, and
telling her mother of the mans insults the latter
came out aud informed the officer, whereupon
Evans was arrested and taken TO the First Precinct
Station for hearing IN the Police Court to-diy
He denies the whole transaction far as the insult
went, and says he noticed the girl speaking 10
woman Of bad reputation on the avenue, and No
thought she was Of the same character. Mis-
Dickey lives at l7i3 street. and has always borne
q good reputation.
National Republican., 1878-05-07
SCOTTISH RTfE MtsONs.
Biennial Session Of the supreme Council for
the Southern Jurisdiction.

Biennini session OF the supreme COunctl Tor
the southern Jurisdiction.
The biennial session Of the supreme Council Of
Scottish Rite Masons for the Southern Jurisdiction
Of the United States commenced At the Scottish
Rite Temple, corner ofD and Seventh streets yes~
tertay The council Is presided over by the sover-
eign Grand Comman der General Albert Pike, who
yesterday at one o'clock p. m, assembcd the coun
Gil for the purpose Of delivering his sllocutiOn
which WAS read amid profound attention on the
part Of the assembled brethren, among whom
wero prcscnt on behalf OF the council OF
the Southern Jurisdiction lllustrious Lieu.
tenant Grand Commander John X. MCDANIEL,
Grand Secretary General A. q. Mackcy, Treasurer.
General Fred Wcbb,r. Grand Constable !. G Batch
clor Thomas L. Mitchell, Erastus c. Carr, Thomas
A. Cunningham, W. +. Bower, and John l.. Roper ;
on the part Of the Northern jurisdiction, p It. c. C.
Henry l.. Palmer q. S. q. G. 7. Paige G. X. A. sam
uel C. Lawrence. q. C. @. Thomas A. Doyle, PIG. "
G. Charles T. MCClenachln, X McC. Graham, Vim
cent r. Iurlbut, John W. simons. Charles lloome,
Others. There were also present q number Of
brethren of the thirty second and inferior degrees
Of this and other portions of the Southern and
Northern jurisdictions. The allocutiOn Of the Sow
ereign Grand Commander was perhaps tbs most in
teresting In many respects ever delivered before
supreme Scottish rite body In this country, on &c
count OF many matters treated therein OF import
ance 10 the whole Masonic void and involving
vital principles OF the order II occupied an hour
and half In the delivery, and upon Its conclusion
the council proceed To organize In the thirtythir
degree for secret conference. The sessions will
continue during the present week.
National Republican., 1878-05-07
LOCAL MTSCELLANY.

Interest paid OH deposits. Special rate, on time
deposiu. J, II. S9uIEH Co.,
Bankers llis Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1878-05-07

Sun umbrellas for ladies and gentlemen. Slime
motzi D. 1887 fonDsylyania dVsn1s.
National Republican., 1878-05-07
Rcsi Rststs rv.o.ssv~.


Jr Crown 70 J. L. BARBOUR. for u 800 let square
.. Eliza Freeman ct al. 70 Adeins Ice for w. lot
1, square i9c W. G. johnson 10 q. a. Williams, for
ei.sOo lot &s sausre6s l. H. Fond trustee, 10 @. d
Harrison. Tor 6 lot 9, square 800. Hugh Pugh TO J
A. Graham, for s6ooo, lot q square 2sa O. Il Lang.
sqhn 4Ssns: ns:s Rlisy 81 ~ . i
l. A: Bartlett, TO Thoms, Kirby, ior 500 lots 2,
singer asss sS .ssos rs .aasrs @ssi oss A"''" '''
Washington Training School for Nurses.
The lecture OF General John Eaton, which was
Hail. i SnaVoIdaby possponcd until fSrther no,cc.
CIR 1TBMs.
creeping the lungs, take Ayers Cherry poctoral,
and cure II before 1t comes incurable.
Youro PEopIs do pay attention to your teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them. 10 wise In time.
Clean them daily with THuRsros's Ivory PEAHI.
It will keep them through life In good condition.
white and sound, will harlem the gums, swccten
breath and pssCsn, vent. ,oo.hsshs h Sold by oil
WELLS MAcHIsE.sPREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsr.
Ins are still the best known Thor curative pow.
| ers far surpass all others.
HARD times demand economy. practice IT. by
ronoyating your soiled gloves with JoyrErs Iso-
DEnors KID GLOVE CLEASsys. Price 21 cents per
| bottle.
ARE you bilious, troubled with headache, dizzy
ness, sick stomach, constipation, &cf Are you dys.
sxertion. Is your life nisorableH You require II
change. Cleanse tho system, purify and renew the
blood. Take QuIRk's 1RIsH TEA, the great mouse.
hold remedy II viii soon rolevs you. Sold BY oil
drugysn, % cents per package, which makes q
quart Of medicine.
Is your hair harsh. dry and stlff1 Docs II refuse
| to cur' Dress II with THoNrsoss PohADE OprIxE
| An oleaginous compound OF singular merit It
will improve it. Sold by druggists. &c. Price 2S
and 80 cents per bottle.
LOCAL MISCELLdNY
National Republican., 1878-05-07
Joining Hands.

MACKIs1w straw hats, sunemstz's, 1887 Penn
ylvRnia avenue.
National Republican., 1878-05-07
DRoPosALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES.

DROPoSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES.
DErOT QUARTEnAAsTER's OFpICk,
WAsHISaTOS. d. G, May J. I,7s
Sealed proposals invited, and will be received at
this Office until ~ clock June L. 1875 for
nishirg for the QuEr eruauers Department hneen
(lbI Cavalry Horses. ns fOloS
The horses to be sound In l particulars well broken
In fuli flesh and eool condition from fifeen 90 to
sixteen tl6D hands high, from five @ to nine " years
old. and we'll adapted in every way to clvary pur.
poses.
A thorough inspection OF each horse will he made
by the veterinary surgeon OF the Department and
those that do moi conform to the above description
will he rejected The United states reserves the right
TO Isject any all bids, IN the acceptance OF any
hid will depend upon the previous avorable lnSpsc-
tUn of the horses offered under the bid
Proposals should be marked Proposals for Horses y
and addressed TO tho unicrsigned -
A. \. ROCKWELL.
myI-6 Depot QuartefmaSter.
National Republican., 1878-05-07

Cloth Top Boots, New Colors,
At II. l.. strasburgcrs, 306-3O8 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-05-07

thrL)
Specifications, with blank proposals. can be o.
talIiod upon npplcio At OF the stations namel
or at tie offices Of tho Quart !rnastar Washington,
u. e., Assistant Quarterinastsrs, y2J South Fourth
street, Philadelphia. Pa, ard 30 Broad street. Ssw
York.
Proposals should he lndorssd Propo Sas for Fuel"
aud addressed to the I'm ndersgned.
W. II. SLACK,
my1.twIw Major and Quartermastar,
National Republican., 1878-05-07
Maryland, virginia. and District Patents.

PANTS, all wool. for $3.50, at Roman & Cox's. 5O7
Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-05-07

Washington Training School for Nurses.
The lecture OF General John Eaton, which was
announced for this Tuesday (evening), at wilard's
Hail. Ia unavodably postponed until further notice.
National Republican., 1878-05-07
AN USEM ENTS.

ONE dollar white vests, duck and Marseilles,
ESgnAN BRos., corner Seventh aud Z.