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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

Last evening Equity Lodge M. +, Of the soycr-
eIgns ofIudustry. gave delightful entertainment
IN the lcctureroum Of the Congregational Church.
Many wcllknOwn amateur added to the enjoy,
ment Of the evening Wy their rcnditions Of songs
aud vcrC. Among those whose names appeared
upOn the programme were Me.srs. e. h. Trcvitt r.
KnOOp H. C. and a. A. Pearson, =. w. Middleton.
H. W GasSaway, Miss AyncS Barnes (whOsc solo
was the gem Of the eyeniIgl. lido Annie H. Lewis
whose recitation received Tremendous aud insrited
applause; Mr.. Benjamin +, Clark, Miss jenkins Mr.,
Edward {. TOwnsend, Mrs. II. ", Gassway. DR.. J.
Mahew, MhS A. Barnes Mr.. \. D. White and Mr.
j. NJ. T. Parlello The AFFAIR wss very pleasant and
Il Is hoped that this Will not be tie last one given
this season by thdlodsa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09


ROCHESTER man offered to sell his wife
TO an acquaintance for S35. The expected
purchaser has fed TO Canada.
Is l717. John Mcdonald, footman, carried
the first umbrella ever seen in England, and,
xtraugely enough, It wasn't his own.
Mn. JouS N. MACKry. who Ia credited with
seinu the richest man in the world, ia after
United States Scnatorship from Nevada
.Ur,Iru Commissioner DE Wolf NJ CHICAGO
estimates that more than one-third of that
eitys mortality ia dine 10 nreycntabls causes
u.,s ko,,, ..,,, o.,.,
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

Yesterday morning the case against John 8. Win.
satt and william D. Henry, two constable+ charged
with the larceny Of safe from the Territorial Loan
aud Building Association Of the District, was heard
before Judge snoll Amer hearing the evidence his
Honor decided to dismiss the case against tho de
fuudunts IL. regarded the stcanS Of the safe but
Ii appeared that securities amounting 10 about
Sls DO were stored therein, the District Attorney
was directed 10 prepare another warrant against
them for the larvsny Of tho securities This was
inIms diutely done. and Winlsau and Henry were
reRrrested. Ills Honor decided 60 commit them t,
Jail 10 await trial before the grand jury, bonds be
ing fixed al tJ,i,p each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

Al the last siatcd communication Of Pentalpbn
Lodge, =. A. A. NJ, No. g. In this jurisdiction,
Past Masters jewel was presented to p. NJ. James
Allen. The presentation on behalf Of the lodge
was made by W. p. Marsh, J. W., and was nppro::
priately responded to by the recipient The Jewel
Is one OF the handsomest Of the kind, made Of solid
gold, and bearing the morugrpm, j. r. A. with
the Masonic cmblems-the cablc-tow. twenty four
inch gauge. lavel, plumb, square. and compass,
the latter mounted with sapphire stone. The
Jewel cost S6j.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

The distinguished comedian, Mr.. Jake Budd, and
his efficient associate artists nightly entertain the
patrons Of the COmlInc right royalty The
Coniaue, ut prccnt conducted, is justly cohsid-
cred par crcc,CRce the variety theatre Of the cour
try and the success that always attends the efforts
OF the management To provide for the complete en-
tcrannent of tue pubic Uttests the credit prop
erly awarded them. We cordially recommend tile
Comiquc IN the patronage of the amusement
seekers of the capital
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

Tonight and tomorrow afternoon will be the
last OF the Murphy temperance meetings An ad-
mission fee Of ten cents will be charged tonight.
Seats can be reserved for tomorrow at charge OF
lny ccus. II any seats lcft unreseryed the adj
mission will be twenty-five cents, but no more adj
missions will be allowed than can be comfortably
accommodated In the hall.
The farewell meeting sunday afternoon will be n
great one President Hayes has been invited, and
IL expected to be present large number Of other
dgnltaTies will he present.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

The Performance given by the West End Min
strcls at Odd Fellows Hall lust evening called out
large audience. The frst part would have done
credit TO n professional troupe, the songs being
carefully selected and the jokes new. The singing
by Mr.. = W. Keene of will o the Wisp" earned
him an 1icprc. The show ended with laughobe
sketch entitled, "BUyhoOd Days, for which the en-
tire strength OF the company was cast. At the con
ClusiOn Ut the minstrel portion of the entertainment
the benches were cleared away, aud dancing was
the order OF the evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

-Roose sends New York papers in advance.
The pump at the northeast corner OF Tenth and
n STREETS hns been repaired.
The North Washington Mission Church, At
Mount Pleasant Plains, will be formally dedicated
tomorrow.
We have the ever.welcome Ldt,Ts Liring Age
fur February ., 1873, from Lde Gay, II BrOniheld
street, Boston, Mass.
DR. Bartlett Of Dartmouth College, is visiting
this city, and will be present at meeting Of
Dartmouth alumni on Monday evening.
Thieves who entered the school house, corner
Of Fourteenth aud q streets, Thursday night, were
frightened away by neighbOr before they could Sc
cure any plumber
The Peoples meeting" or rather meengs will
be held at shedUns Hall 10 morrow eleven a. H.
and half-pdst seven y, III. Heaven and He'll will
be- the theme for investigation.
The Journeylnen Plastercis' Union have
sdopIed resolutions regulating the per diem at s.
bUin the LIST OF March u The Isl OF April after that
the wage demanded will he 81 per day.
Celeste" the Australian gtri" of fourteen who
plays two instruments at once III perfect harmony,
= announced 10 give all exhibition Of her power at
willArds Hall February a. ST. Valentine. Day.
The tomb al Mount Vernon has been connected
with the mGusiOn by an elcGtrlc burglar alarm
which will give Infant notice II any attempt
should be made TO enter the tomb during the night
,-Mou,svernon Tent 81, !. O. Of Rccha6itcs'
has installed the following oihoers sh, 4; a; Win
combe; K e. william q. Hoffman; f. s., W. s.
Brown Tr, Edmund Burke.
The alarm of fire from box 3l5, about half past
on account Of the burning Of an unOccupied frame
house on |, between Twenty-sixth and Twenty
The house which, It is supposed was SGT atre was
damaged 10 the extent OF $50.
Yesterday afternoon Sergeant Arnold arrested
we'll known Charactcd, named George Lamb, ALA
Texas Jack" on complaint Of Mr., Pierce, OF TIT
Imperial Hotel, who charged him with being
yagrant. He was taken To the Fifh Precinct Sta
ZION and locked up. Shortly after his incarceration
Hon e. u. DnnUl, of Louisiana, called at the sta
GOnh and deposited ESQ for Lambs appearance
81 the Police Court this morning
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

A large audience attended the 'skewl mectn'
last night. The present season Of this excellent
Yankee character entertainment will terminate
with tO-dGy's twO.OClOck matinee and the perform
ancc this evening. upon which latter occasion the
young people OF the Metropolitan Sunday school
will slug tor the benefit Of the temperance cause.
In view Of the impending crush, ii will be adv!s.
able for those who propose To attend TO provide
themselves with secured seats or 10 carly.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
0EoR0E7oWH NEWS.
PORT.

PORT.
dsared-stsamship John Gibson, Msznso, New
York, with merchandise TO New York merchants,
including largo lot Of -four.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
BY raa-Eisht hundred bushels Of corn 10 J. q.
and J. NJ. Waters; 400 bushels Of wheat TO Z. d.
Hartley.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHs.
Charles p, Morton, New Orleans, La: u. Herbert
and W J. Kyle, Philadelphia, are sojourning at the
West End Hotel.
LAND SLIDE.
shortly ef,er Ave o'clock =. IN. Yesterday slide
occurred ON the bank Of the canal road above
Green springs, by which q gentleman from Viz,
ginia, named Oliver. came near being seriously, II
not fatally, injured. Mr.. Oliver was onhis way To
Georgetown, and when between the Chain Bridge
and Green Springs, where the slide occurred, hii
horse gave q sudden jump, and upon looking
around he saw great mass Of rock and cartl
tumbling down the bank, which Just cleared the
rear end of his wagon. Had the rock struck tho
wagon, II would have jamined the team against the
canal wall and probably have resulted fatally Il
Mr.. Oliver
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09


SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
Murtagl vs. District Of Columbia; case sub
mittcd. Barton w. Barbour: Justice Macarthur
delivered the opinion Of the lcourt, overriding lie.
murrcr and giving Judgment that the plaintiff take
nothing. Cluss vs.. District Of Columbia Justice
Humphreys delivered the opinion Of the court, AZ
District of Columbia; bill dismissed, Justice Oln
delivering The opinion: District OF C9lumSia VS.:
Ganr; bin dismissed United States er rei MeManus
VS. Moore. This Is the celebrated mule case which
was brought out about the time Of the last Presi.
Dental campaign. 1t Is asserted that cx Secretary
sew In"re hats" " t ,brHs 81 Se
Department for 900 mules said 10 have been iur-
nished at Nashville. Tenn. IN May. 1875, and IN;
wants TO COMPEL the rcfnding On. hearing. Ad.
journed until Monday.
CIRCUIT CouRT-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER
The Potomac Insurance Company VS.. u. l..
Rlackford! judgment by default for $50. 4. W;
Whitaker W. NJ A. Cox; ludgrncat below affirmed
for $500. Rider ctal. ". sharp; demurrer To evi.
dcmce sustained. Carroll ct al. vs.. smith referred
To- Charles A. Ray Simon Levi vs.. J. g. Callahan,
d Co. judgment by default for sll2.N. J. Is. scott
". John Freeman; Judgment by default for 500
Anthony Hyde ct n. vs.. JCnnil X. WilloughbY Ct
al: Judgment by default for SlDS. Frazier vs.
District Of Columbia; suit In damages for injuries
received by falling into hole at the corner Of
four. cnth aud streets northwest; on hearing
third trial.
CRIMINAL coURT-JUsTICE wYLIE.
grand larceny, the Jury disagreed and was dis
charged
John Garner. alias John Gamer, plead guilty TO The
larceny Of goods from the window Of Elias Held
enhpineT. and this being second OfCnse he Wa
sent to the baltimore Pentcntary for one year.
Robert Edwards. cOlDrcd, was put on trial Ia an
swcT tho charge Of receiving stolen property
Bible belonging To Edward Fletcher. This was al
appeal case from the Police Court. The Bible coz
the prosecuting witness SBi. aud the accused pur
chased It for twenty five cents from William Jack
son. who has already been sent 10 the penitcitaty
for the theft Of H. The evidence showed that thu
accused did not purchase the stolen property, bu
weighed II for another man who paid for Y. ant
/ thus became the pOsscssor lie WAS acquitted.
| Adolphus Burgess culorci. was afraigned, In
diced for the larceny Of coin fun the store Of
! W. Bcvcridge in January last. The amount prOyei
10 have been taken was not sufficient Ia establish
| grand larceny and the jury returned n verdict o
| guilty Of petit larceny The court gave him 81!
months in jail.
John Hunter plead guilty OF larceny in stcaln
money frUm John Wood, and was sent TO the pcni
| Tertiary for one year.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

A meeting Of temperance men OF the District was
held last evening at the Office of Justice Mills for
the purpose Of considering the feasibility Of having
grand temperance parade on the I'D instant
Each temperance Organization in the District was
represented by three delegates Mr.. ". II. Walker
presided, with Mr.. A. \. Ham as secretary. Amer
considerable debate the parade was agreed upon,
the different societies to assemble at the City Hall
at one O'Clock p III. the day Of parade. 1t Is e..
pcctcd that fully 1900 cOld-water men will be In
lne The route OF the procession will be SO ar.
ranged rs 10 pass the white House, where the line
will be reviewed by the President
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

E%,Ss sSq Eo Mn, X and VIII 4M .s,
Crook; g Crook, Banks. 4 q Banks, N Brown,
%sss Mn s sss p.% s
frsncsco;, Luke Sohinson; New York, Capt Hook
s'rong, Ky; 9 K King and VIE, Baiiaio;, n 4 LUG
ford, Bunalo, L Good, New YORK; i L Long and
sEadsrSiIt Ssw YORK! j, PEssd, 2 Rss$ r; H Z y
S%yss SeS YSIs Bg S;. il r. s$IS r%
i Daa6ridse and vile. NewYork s GOULD and wife:
delphIa: Livingston y; SCI ennst' Cali = =
Maitbee, BUFFALO,: E A Armstrong. W A Armstrong,
y S 9nS S I'd S9eq, Ma
rIs, Phs'liphia sami Patterson, VA; thss jerks,
ShFaf TSE i 8Tsy MINI IND f SHfs nc. ss
Earana and sssr t f %m ssshG snS VIE
= ESI 8! %Ts$ i%s S IVY: p E~;si BSstSa; n \
T ss' rs SSn s%f Ts Sa sass
Parsons, l. 1; RI Jgn,es lnd Wifi, y Madison; " II
Grosvenor y y ii Wills, Battle Creek, Va; Mrs i
spiiih N Y; y b fisE and wife. N Wv Hamilton
M 2 40'sY psrcs Rosio k kss. sS
ohio; < T GsiHsr and VIE, Ohio; J MclUs, p "a
ii Brrsicr, n Y; ] b. CGunIny CHAM. niaSs; j. Var
Vet NY bon itosGne I'D EssoP L i bs
oi, no ItOn; Walter sleIHoT, Pal J W rockingham
Guw York; Jas A Little Phlndep din.
Matthews Philadelphia & Biuckburn and wlls, Bali
imore; Mis- Mary r lAvnnd. Bal!im9re; 4 Mdr
lin, Philadelphia NJ Schwartz, W NJ Fliher. n Y;
Ramsey. Pa; l. stern; Richmond T. r NXOn, Philu
d"!phia; Sanll BJyL rnllEdelphiN q = Nixon, Phila
delphii,; ID NJ Duraild n y; IhUs Hays, n y; al
Tarl Buchanan, Pniladelphla: II Dent, Fla; W J
Hest III; Geo StOncr Md; " Watts, n Mex!
Hale, N \; Il OppenheimCr, n y; Frank A Wall
Boston; ID 4 BrasllsLr Va.
hgerih-C A 8 ,heke!cy. philadelphia; VIC Brad
ley, Boston; Hon VIM Mercd til, Concord, n II; !
Jones, y y; @ II Rockwell, Mnssi Mrs J q Dunn
Mass Miss l. Phillips, Pr MT and Mrs MeEiIoy. Pa
WOrthInsl6n " no Howard, NY VIM II Pierce
L \ N.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
AMUSEM ENTS.
National Tbcatre-Modjeska.

Madame Modjeska appeared again last evening
as GHae. Her reception In the frst act was en-.
thusastc, and she obliged to appear before tho
curtain after each oct as has boon the case every
night during the week. In every representation OF
Camille the audience find some new charm IN the
wonderful representation of the tide role by
Madame Mojeska. CAMILLE will be presented nj
matinee to-day. The last opportunity TO witness
the play during the present engagement will be
offered to- night
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

LEBBErs GURNEY, aged seventy four, and
Melvin Reod, aged seventy .onc were partici-
pants in blowing match at South Abihg-
ton, Mass, on the goth of December. The
horses used were respectively twenty. four aud
twenty-six years of age, aud the pillow was
made forty years ago.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

The subcommittee organized to start temper
ance movement among the COlorcd people Of this
city has appointed meeting to be held sunday, at
three O'Clock, at Wesley Church, r.. Gibson,
COlOrcd pasor-tO discuss the question, which has
been mott destructive TO mankind-war or intern.
pcrancc?' The meeting bids fair to he II very In.
icresting one, there will be singing and other
pleasant exercises.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

The meeting the Franklin Temperance Legion
at Temperance Temple Ninth street. this evening
promises to be unusually interesting. The pro.
gramme will include addresses from Messrs. Ed
mund Murphy, Charlie Nyc, John Henry BOMcr,
and Mn. Lawrence. Music will lie furnished by
the Legion orchestra, DOugherty leader. Miss
Addie Prospect will contribute piano selections,
and there will he singing by the Misses Cook Miss
Carrie Neidlclt, aud Messrs Stevens, Smith Fennal
and Moves
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

The grand jury yesterday came into court with
the following indictments: Edward Woody and
Emanuel Hccht, assault with intent to kill Rich
ard Bowen and Catharlne Bailey, larceny: Maurice
DUnOhuc burglary and larceny; Frank Brown,
ceny; second ofiense. The charge against James
Thorpe for keeping gaming table was dismissed.
The grand jury then adjourned until Monday next.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

1.-THE frst weeks work of Justice Wyle In the
Criminal Court Is any criterion OF what the years
service will be- then II Is safe to predict that the
Baltimore Pcnicntary will be filed with conyicts
from the District. lie has sat upon the bench only
five days, and In that time sent twcnty-six CON
yicts 10 the Maryland state Prison In addition,
he has semtenced five men 10 the District jail.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

W II. Hoosksmp to Clark, Perry Holcman, for
slO, lots o, !, and 3, square 69j Thomas Kirby 10
Catharine II. Bartlett, for $1,000 part of lot It,
square 3D. 4. LAngdon ct al. To Anna B. Smith,
for u COO lots and TO- block T. LeDrOit Park g.
W Stickncy to G. ID. Todd for tlFl223 lots 80 u,
~ x a. IS and 80, SQUARE o.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

The Joe jefferson Club will give complimentary
dramatic entertainment at Odd Fellows Hall on
the 21d inst. The pieces to be played are Faint
Heart Ne'er Won Fair Lady" and very laughable
farce, In which Miss Annie Ware and little Eva
Henderson take part, called Out to Nurse"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

THE Hon. Lionel Sackyille West, the new
English Minister to spain, is a sou of the Earl Of
DE la War;. Since the age of eighteen he has
boon engaged in diplomacy, aud Low he is
Rfty.one. The Spanish mission Is worth So, 900
a year but il costs It's incumbent more than
that
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
THE LAW RECORD.
BUSINESS BEfORE THE COURTS YEs-
TERDAr.

Supreme Court Of tho United s'ates-items
Collected ut the city Haii-Justice wylie
Defends Detectives - Suing = Defsuiting
Collector Of Customs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

The United States has entered suit against Charles
l.. English formerly collector OF customs In George
town and his bond Riley A. Shinn and Henry r.
silbcrt TO recover S2OJ3gs, the amount which Il Is
alleged nc is In default to the Government.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
NEW 4DyERTISEMENTs.

Vegetne.
For rcnt-ftimishcd rooms.
Religious notices.
Lost-pnckct- book
Lectures, Dr. John Lord.
Black Lcar-skn robe Lost.
Murphy tempsrance meetings.
Young Ladies' Temperance Union meets ;-day
] p.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

Tho clerk of tho court has issued marriage II.
conses to tho following applicants: Walker Bogey
and Ellen uOIuy james Kyle aud Ida Curtain, J.
Annie Hill
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

The sudden change In the temperature last
week was severely felt along the st. Lawrence
River There was open water In front Of Og-
densburg In the morning. and before night
the boys were sailing over II on their ieeboats
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
PLACES OF WORSHIP.

Location Of Churches, Name Of Pastor, and
Hours Of Religious Exercises.
The morning services In all the churches
begin at eleven O'Clock, vespers in Roman Catholic
Churches at four p. m. +, and evening services are
The following list Of the more prominent places
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

For tie Middle At'antic States parity cloudy
xeafher aud cr.as Of light rain, wdrm sofiheriy
seerinJ 10 colder nOrhrest ui,s rising barometer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

NATIONAL THEATRF.-Counte>, ModJeska
THEATRE CoNQuE-Jake Budd and new Va.
ricty Company.
TALIpiAIGE EALI--6ankee Singin SkCwl.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
THE TIDAL WAVE.

Ten Thousand People Gathered In the Mar
acknowledgements Enthusiasm-Murphy
the Hero Of the Day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

DR.. LUNsoRD p YASDELL, sR., celebrated
as u physician. editor, and author, died Mon
day last at Louisville, KY, in his seventy
third year. He was first president Of the
Kentucy Medical Association and other bodies
= similar character.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
Yational 8epublitan.
~ BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DEPOT, SIXTH AND
srREETs.

n BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DLror, SIXTH AND
srREEH.
Morning. Fsninp
slN New \ orr expre+e 'f.oo Boston express.
skN y. night cypress. ia1, Richmond express
30, Alexandria IsS, Alexandria
Gsp, Alexandria. tI1 New York limited
- Mid. Va. Southern. 40. Alexandria.
"a IN, Alexandria. lSio, New York mall
Is baltimore accom-. lssO, Alexandria.
ssns, North and West -6:a0, AleSandrA
"a, Alexandria s3S, NJ dland Virginia
slpso AleYpndrin 40, Alexandria.
nao Northern pass ,S00 North and West;
MO, Alexandria sSy N. o., Midland va
loon, Richmond.
sAirive daily. Oilers Sundays excepted
At BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEroT, NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND STREET.
Morning TNynhp.
G:IB n. v, Phil 4 Bos sx. sisSo, Baltimore accom.
81. Baltimore express. go naimore accom-.
Ito, Western express. 500 Y, PM y hos ek'
In baltimore accom-, s:2n Western Mall
e7s pred ac MET birch stsd7, baltimore accom-.
IN, Baltimore, Annapolis see. Baltimore express
and way, I7cO, Western express
&c, Npri,nsburg and Ha. 500, Raltimcre .Spress
Rerrtown &C, Met br' ch. sells, Y, Phil q BIOS e.
Yea, Baltimore accom-. lGt Baltimore accoh'
ma, Baltimore express
ARRIVE daily. Others Sundays excepted.
81 For the time OF departure OF trains, see aover'
t1BRnents elsew here.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest pCid on deposits. Special rates on time
deposits. J. II. SqriER Co,
Bankers, lIl6 Pennsylvania avenue.
Lcft-of clothing watches, pistols, &c, bought at
Herzog's 9lb D street. Orders attended IN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

I'm. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
~ sgeesli. n ,ss sly gan Be .cn'nlied evg
sixth street northwest
novieiy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

| Charles p. Morton, New Orleans, Ia: u. Herbert
and W J; Kyle, Philadelphia, are scjourning At the
| West End Hotel
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
WOOD AND COAL,

WOOD AND COAL
| Having opened a BRANCH YARD, No 1904 NJ
| street northwest, am now prepared to furnish my
customers In that part OF the city and the public gem
orally with the best qualities OF WOOD AND COAL
| ut the lowest cnsh prices. -
| SOLOMON SLOWER
Offices and Yards: Corners Twsnty-hrst and I,
Twelfth and II, and i626 NJ street. Wharf aud Depot
| DOT Of q street, Washington, ID. G. IansDsw