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We give place IN another column TO n
lively communication iroLA Madam BLAvArsKY.
designed to correct what she regards "a errors
In some recent statements ~ ours respecting
the proposed religious and pautheistld crusade
which, as WE have been informed. Col. OLColT
designs n, no distant day 10 undertake in India
in connection with the Arya Samai o' viii, he
has lately become a member. Madam BIA-
vATsKY objects to the nverment that sho is an
out and out Brahmanist, and cites against II m
utterance Of many months since 70 the effsct
that she is an ont and out Bud hist. The dim
Guilty with Madam BLAvATsKY is that she takes
superficial view Of the subject. and does not
understand high religiosophic terms In their
proper transcendenta significance. OF course.
we never supposed that either she or the en-
lightened and hierophant OLcoTr could be de-
scribed rs u Brahmanlst in the degraded idol
atrous sense Of the phrase; nor can she be
called a Buddhist o, that sort who write
prayers on water wheels and count each turn
OF the prayer Ms sacrifice offered to the deity
they profess 10 adore. And so we presume that
II she will read again the observations she
criticses. bearing in mind during the reading
the hierographic sign 1catlon which nhercs
alike in the essence Of Brahmansm and in that
Of Buddhism, she will agree with us that she
has nothing 10 complain o.. In that event.
however. We trust that she will not write let
ter for publication. but make any neediul ex-
plantations in private note.
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About this time the oldest inhabitant
annually shakes his head in knowing man.
ner. and assures the reporter that autumn was
a worry different affair when he was young
man. Nevertheless. pleasnnter weather than
we have been njoying for the past week or two
no reasonable person could ask. II is a second
edition Of early summer. revised and improved
Even nature herself seems to have lost the run
Of tho calendar, Welding to tho Illusion OF the
warm sunshine and halmy air; from several
points in New England we henr of violets and
ripe strawberries gathered in mid October. A
month hence snow may be nying.
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Aesxs-sy 81 ,fosio ttii.u op.ra
a-ertess fsst,,a,- Eshtbt,io- -ssd a. sad "a q,

Ae.ae-sy Of Nusto itinsu op,ra
a-er,ess tss,,,s,- rshisi,io- -ssd a. .adsd.v
uooth's rh~~'r. Henry viii
ro~ery rhcotr--vnistv
urs.d,-sy rh~atrc-io10. Xt
F.fth Avenue rh~nt~.-- R,r,.o sni Juliet
sro-d Opera uous-- Pm .hon.
fsiimore,, Csrie"- Buruais show. Matinee
uss,rsrk~, Theatre variety
Lye~uw Theatre -Jssan, Nautomh
Ne~ Work Aquarium -Btnstvs, sui ssh st.
N'ni"'s "art~r- sick % n, w-ois
National Acsdrins or D~sign-toan Eshibti'n.
rssk ghratrt uuruc.nes
SEQ ra sciseo uiaS'r~Is- Broadway, cor. 9otasL
sts nserd th-atr New rrltt
rops Pastors Op-ra ssnuse-vai.ty Matinee.
Theatre Co,niq"~ Variety
tnio- square Theatre Mother mi son
evsnscL's rhestrs-The school Tor srandl
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Merrh Accrued of cruelly to Ilumnn nelng..

To THE EpIToR OF THE SUS-Sb', We think
that II would Ice well to have Mr. Bergh arrested for
cruelty Ia creatures Creatures who Will receive mercy
from Just God who, being just Will deal hard with The
IhmtlcNul. Crime Is mover encouraged by mercy
Yours truly. j T.
ELsAHFrn. n. D. oct 10
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That festive Vermonter, old Mr.. AMAsA
DEcKERMAN Of Dandy. will have a great deal to
tell his untrayeed neghbors when he gets
home His experiences in this city have been
varied and exciting He has got drunk daily.
Inns been robbed Of all his money. has sassed a
Police Justice, and has finally brought up in
Jail. The next time AMAsA honors New York
with a visit he had better bring his wife along
to take care OF him.
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The Vanderbilt william Interesting
Question OF Law.

The VANDERBILT will controversy, after
having dragged its weary length through
months, growing constantly moro tiresome
and more tedious, has now assumed shape
OF extraordinary interest.
The aged Commodore had more or less
faith in spirltual,sm. We do not understand
that the counsel for the contestant maintain
that this fact is in itself, sufficient neces-
sarly to invalidate his will. A great many
persons arc spiritualists. Twenty odd years
ago no less than sixty members Of Congress
were believers in spiritualism. Among them
was the noted Abolitionist, JOSHUA r. GID
DtNGs Of Ohio. On one occasion, when n
brother member Of Congress was very Ill,
Mr.. GlDDISGs came to his room and said he
had received n communication from the
spirits that the gentleman would not re-
cover; and he insisted on warning him TO
prepare for death. The sick gentleman
beckoned friend 10 his side and whispered
In his ear: Send that man out OF the
room" Mr.. GIDDISGs left, and the gentle
man got well and for many years afterward
occupied seat on the bench in Massa-
chusetts
II is something more than mere general
belief in spiritualism. as we understand the
counsel for the contestant, that they pro-
pose TO prove in the VANDERBILT case. The
precise point which they make II we get at
their meaning, is that Commodore WANDER
BiLr made his will in consequence of his
belief that he was instructed by his wife, IN
the spirit world, to leave his property just
as he did leave II.
Would such will he valid That Is the
question.
1t Is rumored that the testimony going to
establish this point which has already been
introduced. will be confirmed by other unim-
peachable evidence. II this is true. IL may
we'll be doubted whether Mr.. VASprRBILrs
will may not ultimately be set asidc.
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EFFIGY SARGENT is laying pipes in CALI
fornla with view to reelection to tho Senate.
After having been burnt in efilgy by his con-
stituents. and repeatedly rcbuked at the polls
by overwhelming majorities against any one
and every ono who was accused Of having any
sympathy with him, It might be supposed that
SARGENT would DO anxious to retire to the
shades OF obscurity.
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Now that Dr. LISDRRMAN has finished the
design for the new bronze peace medal. with
HAyEs's head on it. to be distributed among the
friendly Indian chiefs he may find time 10 OK
plain his peculiar relations with the bonanza
klnrs
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Late last evening the missing Mr. HoxIR,
ex-assistant OF District Attorney TrSSEY Of
BROOKLYN. was still missing: but those who
know him best are confident that he has not
committed suicide. because they do not believe
that he Is that kind Of man. They think II
more likely tina; he is now well on his way To-
Europe Distric, Attorney TENSrY has not yet
recovered from his astonishmont that 50 good a
lawyer should have succumbed 10 the Wall
street game or that 80 good man should have
made free with other mems money. Whom he
asked HoxIr n few days since about the s2ell
in,rusted 10 hum to deposit. HoxiE told him he
had used tho money. but did not tell him how
or whore. SO far 1t has been impossible to d.
termine the extent of HoxIrs entertainments.
ms the office books shed little or no light on the
subject, and the full list which he promised 10
leave cannot be- found.
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On Tuesday afternoon AnI evening next
suonshur; the Hon. II Mn and ~ Gov A I,
W. addressN mass meeting Of the Democracy Of
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The public and the members OF the Amerl-
can Gasight Association will be interested in
the news that the certificate Of incorporation Of
the EDISON Electric Light Company WAS filed
yesterday. Now we shall 500 what we shall see.
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Boys must not jump upon the plat
forms Of street cars to steal rides. But any con-
ductor who kicks n little boy of the platform
and under the wheels Of passing wagon. is a
brute, and deserves tine severcst punishment
that can be legally inflicted,
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The Non-Partisans control the Constitu-
tional Convention OF California. They wero
elected. rs their name indicates. on ticket
claiming 10 be Independent Of party II is 10 be
hoped that thoy will not only prove themselves
Independent of party, but also Of the corrupt
Rings which infcst California. and which are
just as willing TO Use one party AZ the other to
ACCOMPLISH thoir ends
National Republican., 1878-06-17
MISCELLAN EOUS.

"IEKIAL, don't tell anybody you bcaud mo
home" "Sary, don't you mind; am ss much
ashamed Of IL as you are"
DID You ever notice how surprised you wore
when you put your foot on the next stair and
found there wasn't any there2
"IToLD her I'd never smoke another cigar
he said softly, and | won't. A pipes plenty
good enough for me-" And he gracefully drew
n match.
MATER: $50 you enjoyed your walk, Kate.
Did You 60 all that distance alone ~ Daugh-
ter: oh, yes, mamma. quite alone" Bcastly
brother: Then how Is It, Kit, you took an
umbrella and brought home walking-stick :"
THE newest trains arc square, but strictly
fan.shapcd at the back. The bodice Is long,
aud cuirass or coat-shaped, with an insert ion
in, or trimming upon, the back, which widens
out at the bottom or is nttenuated to point.
IN grenadines we have u beautiful fabric
striped with embroidery or satin. upon which
the embroidery is executed. In lighter materials
there Is the new crepe baiisie, which washes
without losing its wrinkled appearance, aud is
always trimmed with bands Of colored embroid-
National Republican., 1878-06-17
Di-trct Cuurta.

CRIMINAL corRT--JusTrCE wyLIE.
Sam btirSc. larceny; foI fe!turc sct as de- Ice
B,nks SAINT aud battery: forfeiture set aside.
JLc u Freedman. assault aud battery: srirc Jrcids
oriietcd susan Brown hrreiIy; fdrids ordered.
lric'ns Johnson. assault f,rrciturrs srt aside l.. n.
J sherman, a'sanlt aud battery @rirr drds ordered.
Iolts ~eyinnrc flsc rrctcn.cs; JcIds ordered
" 'tirncd br the term
Equity CoUFr--JUsrIcE MACARTHUR
Sullivan ". BACK ct al; complainant or lcrcd to
give up 'cul nj IN sl.UD penalty and each Of the
,lc:enhtsnts IN ~ 30 tn supcrsctc. smi;h VS. Nc
Ewei, sale OF lot ., square -, BY consent. Gem.
ehis " Clements; sale Of property In Fairfax
County. Va, ordered n change Investment. Mitch
c ". SciM conditional acceptance % Mtchtlrs
aid Goodyear u. Y. Co. VS.. Brightwcll; traus.
mission of testimony ordered on consent Dyody
". Ford discharge Of restraining order. Klock
lcHskl VS. klnck2cwSEi; time on ended for answer
lug rule Fry vs.. Jones ct AL sale Of lot l0j square
go. confirmed. Callahan vs.. Callahan fees OF
commissioners and special auditor ordered paid,
Cook vs.. CooS; stay Of proceedings on cross.bill
mniil mniil payment Of alimony. wynnc vs. bern an
flahcrty vs.. Callan injunction denied-leave given
u amend.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Circuit Court-Justce Humphreys.-No. 30i,
Clcary. administrator. ys obsngcr NO.S35. Dyer vs..
gan W. loekhead. No i,e Warnioth VS.. West No.
Al Bcsll VS.. District Of Columbia. No ~, Hoffman
W. Washington Market Company. No. iSl. Hoston
ley vs.. Wheeler \ Wilson Manufacturing Company.
No. KS Alexander VS.. Terry. No. 49, Wander
workcn vs. COdwise ct al No. ~, Slater vs.. sharp.
No. Al, Levi VS.. Brennan. No. AS, Drury VS..
Denniug. No. AS Robertson vs. Mcdonald. No.
40, Lehman VS.. Pullman Palace Car Company No.
i!3 Morgan VS.. Childs Ct al. No. iSI, Chinchcstcr
Bros: n Go. vs. Foley. No i56, Cunningham ys.
southCy ct al No. ASS Durant vs.. Burgess. No.
40 Young vs.. Germueillcr. No. 400, Crcswel ct al.
VS.. Holden ct al. No. i6l. Strong vs.. Lattn. No.
l63, Butler VS. District Of Columbia. No. i6t Bar
bo,ir IL Hamilton VS.. Hoover No. iG6, Woods Ma
chine Company vs.. Wood. No. iG7, Bren vs. Nor
sell. No t1O Chpslcy Marymnn nj. No Ar
Miller w. Church ct al.
Equity Court - Justice Macarthur. No. 8,
bone vs.. Kirk. No. II, Cole vs.. Reed. No. 10,
Bouldcn W. Alexander. No. II, Jackson vs.. Smith.
No. 10, Edwards vs.. Hickman. No. l6 Kelly vs.
Rothwell. No. II, Titon W. Tilton. No. IL, Ine VS..
Van Riswick. No. 10, Bemiss w. Taylor.
Criminal Court-Justice Wyle.-Richard Harris,
robbery Charloit Beckett Edward Hi, Robert
BynV, Frederick Piper John Brooks and REUBEN
Morton, larceny; Ellen Mason, disordery house
Reuben Robinson and John Aloysius larceny.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
Baltimore General Market.

N, isIs
Cotton Arm and quiet. Mddling, li'sWil1c.
Flour dull HOwardstTeet and Western superiine,
&c 1908 Is, DO extra s+dti 7S do. family t 5O City
Mills superine, e. S0I+ 75: do. extra 81 5Gli T5 do
Rio brands, t6ClB Is; Patapsco family, % Th
Wheat-southern quiet and easier Western spot
aud June hrmer, futures steady. Southern red 81 O5
Is; do. amber, o. IGsi 10; Pennsylvania red 81 X;
No Western winter red spot, sl Us4; June, 81 90;
July, u Ol4 August, 81 Or
Corn-Southern quiet and easier; Western lower and
active al the decline Southern white. 5I.c; do vel
low +6sc; Western mixed spot and June, lSic July,
+5sic: August, axe; steamer, Bd3sttc.
Oats steady and quiet SOUTHERN s9dSac; Western
white. Si@S9c; do. mixed, 29Q5c; Pennsylvania 20D
9c.
Rye quict. Prime, S6f5sc.
Hay steady. Prime Maryland and Pennsylvania,
Sll@si2.
Provisions quiet aud steady. Pork. sIOdiO ~ Bulk
meas-Loose shoulders, I4GIi.c; clear rib sides So
packed, r.951c. Bacon.Shoulders 6'4@5.sc; clear
rib sides, &C. Hams, lOGIic. Lard refined. DC. But
ter dull and heavy; choice Western. lOGllJc.
Petroleum nominal Refined, iisCGllAc.
Coffee dull and heavy. Rio cargoes, lJCJ l6tac.
Sugar arm at sA6to4c.
Whisky firm at Sl rs.
Receipts-Flour, 1900 bbls; wheat, 1900 bu; corn,
1900 hi; oats l6OJ bu.
Shpments-Wheat, 1000 bu; corn. 5000 bu
Freighs to Liverpool per steam quiet Cotton. 49,;
Hour. y I'd grain, 0d
National Republican., 1878-06-17
lOND'S EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Eose, Ask for Ponds Extract
Jake no other.


"H-nS, fof vii, rpesk oS txeellent
things"
PONDS EXTRACT - Tho gren. Vegetable
sy Sssr. f., ss" I" and Ss 9SS,
curative vi,tucS cs,nnut bo oxcellcd.
CHILDREN. Nc family can afford 10 be without
Contua.ons, Cuts, sprnins, TIRE relieved
aimost instantly Iy external application.
Essaris'ions, E Ss %s Emana.. ~ Ola sso,a. s"Is.
fnmmstion, reduces swcilings, G stops bleeding,
LADIES and It theft best friend. il assuaces
the pains to which they arc pecuiia ri =
the head, nausea vertigo. so. emo GSe pTome,lt X
ss%siioTstes sInsn =, e. and pernsnan.ly heals al
HEM o IL q HOIDS or PILES and in this the
eniy immediate relief and ultimate cure.
No case, however chronic or obstinate can
long reoist its sgular use.
KIDNEY DISEASES. 1t hos no equal for per.
BLEEDING from any cause. For this u Is a spe-
cine. It has tsycd hundreds OF lives when all
ether remedies fsiled to arrest bleeding from
TOoTHACHE, Earsciso, Neuralgia and
Mhsumstism are al alike reis,ed, and
cHYsICIANs Of all schools who are acquainted with
Ponds Extract OF Witch Hssef rcccm-
~ tss 9 saS We % s"ys phs estsrs ot
many Of whom order it for use in their own
Irnctice. In nliition to tho foregoing, they
order its use for awcllings OF all kinds
Qutnsy, s0rS tn hrost, In famed Tom
stls, simple and chronic Diarrh1a, Ca
tsrrh lfor which IL is . spseiGel, Chill
blains, Frosted Feet, stings of
Insects, Musquitoes, etc, Chapped
HANDY, Face, and indeed all mani:+r Of
skin diseases.
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, Poughness
and smartihEB heals Cuts, Eruptions
ind Pimples. II r,rtrss, inr'gordtts and
r,frssAss, while wonderfully improving tho
Compile Hion.
TO FARMERs-Pond's Extract. No stock
breeder, no Livery Man nffori to be with
out II. 1t IA used by all the leading Livery
Stables, Street Railroads and hrst Horsemen
In New York Cny. II HIS equal for Sprans,
Harness or si1dle Cuttings, Stiffness,
Scratches, svepinss, Cuts, Lncerations, Bleed
ings, PneumSGia, Colo, Disrrhpa, Chilis,
Colds, &c. Its range OF action 10 wide, and the
relief it affords /, so prompt that it IL inyalua-
bic in every Fnrm-y yard as we'll as In every
farmhouse. Let IL be trisd once, and you
will never be without it
CAUTIONi Ponds Extract has BEEN initiated.
The genuine article has the words Pond's
Extract blown in each bottle. 1t 10 prepared
by the only persons living who ever
knew how 10 prepare 1t properly Refuse all
other preparations Of Witch Hazel. This 10
the only article used by Physicians, and In tho
hospitals Of this country and Europe.
HISTORY and Usee Of pond's Extract,
in pamphlet FORM sent frs! application to
fOND'S EXTRACT COMPANY, 9s Maiden
lane. New York,
National Republican., 1878-06-17
Ev dividend.
svB-rNEAsURy srArI,fEST,
COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Grain Market.

GHoRGETOwS. June B ISIS.
wheat-Recepts Of wheat during the week have
been very considerably diminished, and transactions
In the main consequently restricted. Al the
mencement there was n sudden stliiening of prirps
and active inquiry with fair business or the best
descriptions; hui later, at the close, II reRp-ed into
condition OF depression, with decided drearness and
null decline Of 3c TO SC per bushel on all grades.
Reports from the new crop are very hattering as to
abundant harvest and the probability " that prices
will continue to decline within the thirty days
In the absence Of transactions to-day we quote good
to prime wheat at 81 Os to ~ 10 per busheL
Corn-Thr local demand for corn has been moder-
ately supplied both nom the canal and river. The
principal inquiry Indicates more aftiNe demand for
white, while yellow is noticeabiy dull and neglected.
We quote yellow at ssi aud white ut ole to 5Jc
pc bu heL
National Republican., 1878-06-17
SALES.--FUTURE Days.

T ARGE AND ATTGACrIvE CATALOGUE
ELEGANT MARBLE AND SLATE MASTELS
THE SEwI@T DESIGNS.
VERY RICH BRONTE CHANDELIERS.
CRYSTAL CHANDEIIERS,
GILT CHANDELIERS.
DROP LIGHTS, GNS SrANrARDS,
GILT AND PLATED FlRF-GRArFS AND sum
MER PlE'ES. -
MAGNIFI'ESr WALNUT BATIITtBS,
WASHSTASDS PARIS RANGES,
FURNACES. LATRDRES.
VERY FINE ASSORTMENT of BRDNZFS,
NEAI. AND ARTISTIC
IN FiGI RES AND GHOCPS,
PLUMBING. GAS AND SrEAM-FlrTtNE STOCK.
TOOLS. LATHES. &c.
Being the entir" contents tuschil and ORNAMENTAL
Ufthe mHcnncen' aud wei-known establishment OF
A. Il Shepherd Il c., Twelfth street and pennsyl.
v1nia uyCnu" northwest.
We VIII sell on TUESDAY MORNING., June -.
commencing Mt ~ O'Clock and continue each day AT
hour until the whole stOcS l. disposed o. the
store, No. +UT Twelfth street northwest. one door
above Pennsylvan q avenue.
The above very deirahp asSorm ment OF goods being
one of the largest and varied south Of New York w.
offering unusual opp Irtuntv to psrsOn' In search
Of such goods either inr de, Grafton.
The sale being without rp-crNp. we would respect
mlly solicit u careful examination. Catalogues will
BE- ready saturday, and can c had on anpl!cntion to
the nICtunccrs. DtNCbSSON bros,
iCltit Auci onears.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
F0RTY-FlFTH CONGRESS.
Final Adjournment Postponed to
Tuesday Afternoon.

Further Postponeincnt Probable Charges
Against senator Grover Not Sustained
River and Harbor Bill Passed-The
Army Bill Also Disposed of-Mr.
waddeips Slight from the Speak,
er-Further Consid GRAFTON OF
the Revenue Biil-Night /
Session by Both Bodies. ,
National Republican., 1878-06-17
house OF REI.REsENrATIpEs.

The regular order having been demanded,
the Speaker announced that to be the consid-
Grafton Of the bill to amend internal revenue
laws In the House as in Committee of the
Whole, and he called Mr. CARLISLE to the
chair.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
DHOPOsALs FOR ICE.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
wAsuISGrnS. ID & June II. lsiS
Sealed proposals viii he received until T. O'Clock M
TUESDAY, June - ISIS for nIrn shing this depart
momt and It's several Bureaus with daily supply Of
kcnne,c Ice, Of the b 'st qilly for the fiscal yHr
ending June b. 1874 bidders must state what they
Will furnish the Ice for per one hundred pounds. tU
be delivered AZ such times ami In such quantities
may he required,
The his will he Opene'l In the office OF the Super
inieudCnt IN the presence Of such bidders may de-
sire to attend
satisfactory bond will be reluirei OF the
iul bidder Tor the faithful performance Of the con.
tract.
The right to reject any all bids l. reserved by the
Department.
l'ropo.uLs to he addressed to the undersigned,
marked Proposals for Ice" g. SClItM.
Secretary Of the Interior
National Republican., 1878-06-17
pROpOSAI.s FOR MATERIAL.
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS.

HENRY X, sEARIE,
IL ARCHITECT
10 + STREET,
Opposite Post on CO Department nON2-ly
~ \ pUTTON ARCHITECT AND ENUlNEER
~ llOuns Is and ~. SAFE Deposit COMPANY : Huid.
ing, northeast corner Fnventh street and New York
avenue ugNtly
National Republican., 1878-06-17

t,a urn, AMI, al V, II c!TIrt to ord r. II
recess until ten O'Clock Monday, the llouJc, at
11:3j, adjourned.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
DRoPc SAILS FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
May y, ISIS
Scaled proposals will be received at tiis Depart
ment until L. o'clock M, WEDNESDAY, June ~,
1873 for furnishing Stationery for the Department Of
the Interior during the fiscal year ending June ~,
lN7A.
Rlank forms OF proposals, showing the items and
estimated quantities required together with circular
relating thereto will he furnished application To
this Department.
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary OF the
Interior and ndors 'd Proposals Tor stationery"
No contract Will he awarded under this niv'r, Sc
mcnt until Appropriation shall have been made by
Congress for the purchase OF the STATIONERY reInred.
e. SCllCRI
National Republican., 1878-06-17
DIRECTORY.
The Principal business Houses OF wash
ington.

The Principal business Houses of WASH
ington.
The folloring is published for The benefit Of Trar-
eli,J Sdlesnleii, Strdngfrs and the pHblic gensr-
aHy-it includes all trades and professions, aud
cannot fail to prore Of interest 70 all uho intend
trdIisdcting business in Washington.
AUCTIoNEERa
DunCanson Drus, Ninth and y sLs
Wash. H. Williams u, cor Tenth street
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERs
soom0ns & Chapman oil Pennsylvania avenue
Shillington, ia. avenue and Fnur.and-a.haf street
Nm BallanIync ~ Seventh street ,
l. NJ. Whitaker Vernon Row, PA ave and Tenth st
BAKER&
Felix Desfosses III: II street
CLOTIIISa
l. 8 Justh, GiO ID street.
DESTISTS
Dr. Z. DcMontrcyille No L.. 4, northwest
DRUGGISTS.
Eogghlin'S Temple Drus store, aud Ninth streets
Entwisle Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIoNAl-
MRS. T. Fuller Art school, ,'i ISIS sirest u ".
Mrs. burr, Ess II strsrt.
MlSs narrower, lAB street.
GeorEriown College, Georgetown d.
Spcnccrian business College. seventh aud streetA
Miss Iva Mills Music, les street
Musical Academy, j. 4, IRuliiuld, 1871 street
Musical Conservatory, O. h. Bullard "a. Ninth street
FINE ARTS
Markriter. 6sj street northwest
HOTELS.
81 James Hotel, corner sixth and Pennsylvania ave
RiggN House, corner Fifteenth and q slrrotA
Metropolitan penHA ave and sixth street.
Ehhitt House, Fourteenth and streets
WoTmlCys, II and Ftnprnth streets.
Morton House. W. and VA street
fremont House
lIATrEItS
II. II. Stlnemctz, l2T Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company IS High street
GeOrgetOwn.
MERt 'IIANT TAIIORS.
Eisrman brothers. corner seventh and T. streets
A. Saks S Co, seventh street.
Il. RuDnsOn ~ Co.. iOl Prnusyivnnla avenue
PlANOS
sanders & Stayman pCuUR ave and Twelfth street
HOTO-llTHOGRAPIIER
Norris Peters, PhoIo-hthographer No As Penn
sylyania avenue.
REAL ESTATE
B II. Warner el6 street northwest
Iuhr sherman, II. Cloud building
fllch 4 Fox, Frccdmans bank building, 1909 Pa ave
SEWING MACIIlNES
McKrnnCy & Co.. FsI Ninth street