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National Republican., 1878-06-22
LET THE TRUTH he KNOWN.

When the Cincinnati Commercial gave
publicity to the piece of nonsense which Sc
riously affects the probity of President
HAYES, under an apparent attempt to put
Senator CoNKLING in false and prejudi-
cial attitude before the country, the Chicago
Inter- Ocean offered to bet a nickel that no
such proposition, or anything like it, was
ever suggested by Mr.. CoNKLING or any OF
his friends Now, the Commercial, instead
of sustaining its allegation or Offering an
National Republican., 1878-06-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

TIE Colorado Republican State convention
Is TO be held In Denver on "Wednesday, Au-
gust z.
Mr.. NEsMrTu. the former Democratic Seua.
tor from Oregon, will be q candidate to succeed
Senator Mitchell.
THE Warren County (Ohio) Republicans are
urging the Hon. X. &. Schenck for Congress on
the Republican ticket in the third district.
The Nationals Of Connecticut arc to hold
State convention at New Haven on the 1ith Of
August. A ticket for State officers will bc
nominated.
SOME Of the Democrats In one Of tho Con-
gressional districts of Chicago threaten to bolt
and vote for the devil in case Carter Harrison
is renominated. This is certainly an cncourag.
ing indication Of moral improvement among
the Chicago Democrats.
THE New York Tribune says: The day Con-
gress adjourns the sale Of per cent. bonds
takes a new start with a subscription Of a
million dollars from one bank, There seems
to be ono way in which Congress can benefit
the business of the country.
National Republican., 1878-06-22

WHILE the Republicans of North Caro-
lima are looking over the ground, prepara-
tory to the coming campaign, they should
not forget the fact that Ex-Governor BRoG-
DEN, their only Representative in the House,
did one thing, and one thing only to attract
attention to him during the session just
closed. That one thing was to vote with the
Democrats on the army bill. BRodDEN's
National Republican., 1878-06-22

ACCORDING to the New York Herdld the
first dogs of the season died in that city on
Thursday. 1t says: THE doomed ones
numbered 1886, aud life became extinct at
" the end Of ten minutes under water. To
those who are not thoroughly informed in
"regard to the dog-catching and dog-dc-
" stroying industry, this will appear pretty
" fourishiug condition Of trade, but we are
assured that it is not. Dog-catchina
" shares in the general depression Of bust
"ness"
National Republican., 1878-06-22

THE Republcansin Congress have resisted
every attempt on the part of the Democrats
to inject iniquitous and fraudulent Southern
claims into the appropriation bills, and
then were just and generous, so far as prac-
ticable, in providing for the general welfare
This has greatly disgruntled the Democrats,
and some of their journals are raving about
it. The people know the difference. That
is some comfort.
National Republican., 1878-06-22

Mr.. MCMAHoN's charge that Mr.. REEF
uttered falsehood when he (REED) stated
that the majority of the Mud-Slinging Com
mittce always object to Republican endeav-
ors to bring out the full truth in the inves-
tigntion was itself falsehood. If Mr..
REED had called MCMAHON, "You're an
other" it would not have been dignified
but the charge would have been true.
National Republican., 1878-06-22

THAT cheap or low-priced Democrat, Xxx
ROBBINS, of North Carolina, is in trouble
regarding his denomination. The people OF
his district seem to have become tired OF
being represented in Congress by man
of 500 There is hope for North Carolina
Democracy yet, This evidence of moral
awakening is encouraging when viewed
from an enlightened standpoint; but the
lobbyists are equally discouraged. They
are sclishly in favor of such low-priced
demaSOgues as NX Il.
National Republican., 1878-06-22

THE redheadcd Pelican Perjurer has got
the Senate committee by the hip, He re-
fuses to answer its questions, and as the
Senate is not in session, there is no power
in existence to punish him for contempt
Meanwhile he impudently agrees to trade
of, as it were, with Senator MATTHEWS.
If the Senator will testify before PorTERs
committee, he (ANDERsoS) will agree TO tes-
tiiy before the Senate committee. This is
an interesting condition of affairs.
National Republican., 1878-06-22

THE efforts of the saltatory SPRINGER to
shut out testimony regarding the condition
of affairs in the Feiciarns precedent to the
election in 1876, amount to confession OF
guilt by the Democracy. If that condition
had been peaceable, if no bulldozing or
terrorizing had occurred, SPRINGER would
not now be compelled, for party's sake, to
attempt to conceal any of the facts relating
10
National Republican., 1878-06-22
A Useful Enemy.

New York Trlbune.l
Mr.. Fcnton Is rubbing his bcwidcrcd head and
wishing he had a regiment or 50 of enemies like
Mr. Conkling.
National Republican., 1878-06-22

THE circumstance that senator CoNKLIHG
is credited with having borne conspicuous
part in rescuing ex-senator FENTON from
commission by the Senate, is hailed as an
evidence of future harmony between those
statesmen and their friends in the Empire
State. 1t is to be hoped that these political
weather indications may verify themselves.
National Republican., 1878-06-22
DIED.

BROOKE On tho 2lst instant, at 100 o'clock, W.
7. BROoKE.
Funsrd will take rl'ce from his late residence, No
% II strost nOIthw,s to-day, at 4 o'clock. Friends
and relatives are respectfully invited TO attend.
MCDERMOTr-LlnutenamtG GEORGE McDERNoTr
Finh Unied States Infantry, on the morning OF the
.lst instant
Funeral will take place from l7oj Pennsylvania
avenue sun lay, I'd, at o'clock p. IN.
National Republican., 1878-06-22

Mn. MCMAHON now comes to the front
in the Mud-SinGing Committee with an at
tempt to brow-bcat Mr.. REED, his fellow.
committeeman. Perhaps he knew whom he
trifcd with
National Republican., 1878-06-22

district is largely Republican naturally, and
has in it many men of either color capable
of representing It with much more crdit
than he has earned or deserved. He is q
good second-rate farmer, is BnoGDEN, and
should be allowed to return to his plow. SO
long as he is attached to an implement OF
that kind, drawn by mule in rope harness,
he is in his proper sphere.
National Republican., 1878-06-22

WHY don't POTTER call Captain DENNIS
There are stories ailoat that DENNIS is not
so much of Little Giant" in the cstima-
tion Of the Democracy now as he was few
weeks ago. His original statement was
bnsed upon hearsay tales, something after
fIcLIN's second-thought confession. And
now it turns out that the parties from whom
DENNIS received these hearsay tales say
they were cramming his shrewd little bald
head with jokes. The Democracy don't
seem to relish this kind Of jokes-practical
Jokes, as it wcre-upon which they have
based a serious attempt at investigation.
National Republican., 1878-06-22

REPREsENTATIvE RAINEYs close atten-
ton TO his duties as member-and the
only sober One-of the House Committee on
Enrolled Bills Wednesday night and Thurs
day morning cannot be too highly praised
To his efforts alone is due the fact that
Congress succeeded in adjourning Thursday
morning So far as he could do it, the work
OF the committee was well done and
promptly; but this fact does not remove
from the Democratic chairman and the
Democratic majority of the committee and
the House the responsibility for tho nuner'
ous blunders and criminal errors in the en-
rollment of bills which are now being rap
idly exposed.
National Republican., 1878-06-22
SATURDAY, JUNE -, 1873.

RrM and incompetcncy were the chnrcc-
tcristic features Of the closing hours Of the
Democratic House.
National Republican., 1878-06-22
LOST AND FOUND.
CENTRAL CITY, COLORADO,

NOTICE orxra,, CRY, co,or,Do,
January =. lsIS
Public notice hereby given that on the I'D day of
January, A. d. 1874, entered In the United States
LanG-Onlce at Central City, Col, certain tracti OF
land, described follows-to wit The south half Of
southwest quarter of section and south half Of south
east quarter Of section In township south Of range
n west lands subject sale said land Office in
Central city, Col that paid for said tracts OF land
with certain piece Of rCultuTai college scrip, Is
sued TO the Stale OF Arkansas, and numbered Nd. I
am Informed and believe That said scrip with the
turns IRON said land office for the month Of January,
isrs, lost In transit the said United States
IandOncs at Central city. Col, to the General Land
Office. at Washington, ID. G.
=, hereby declare my intention q ePplying 70 the
Commissioner Of the General LandOfIce at wnsh.
lngOn, d. c. for reissue OF scrip to replace ssd lost
y, undir The acis OF Congress- approved June 81
iSO, June ls7s and the instructions OF the Commits
slOner OF the General Land once dated September
iG iSL
jei0-m6w CHARLES A. ROLL
National Republican., 1878-06-22

Philadelphia Enqurer.l
There Is no end to the discovery Of cures fol
consumption" but they all fail in the principal cs
sential Of curing.
National Republican., 1878-06-22

THE editorial eyry of The NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN is easy of access and open to all
cOmers at reasonable hours. But the three
long flights of iron stairs that lead thereto
are brcath-exhaustive, likewise repellant of
belligerent intent. We always know, there
fore, that the man, and especially the Dem
ocratic statesman, who climbs them is i'll q
state of mind likewise in state of physical
exhaustion that renders him an easy prey
to our patent BoGARDUs kicker As such q
visitor enters our sanctum and is motioned
TO chair he drops into it with the excla-
nation, "Whew, I'm out O. breathp In
stead Of drawing weapon he brings forth
n handkerchief and uses 1t in wiping per-
spiration from his brow. All this occurred
yesterday when the Hon. J. NJ. LEACH, OF
North Carolina, favored US with call and
enabled us to form the acquaintance Of a
very pleasant gentleman. His state of mind
arose from pleasant story in these columns
charging him with having assumed all the
credit of the removal of the tariff on tea and
coffee while he was in the House several
years ago. The story further limited that
the General was demagogue, and Demo-
cratic demagogue at that. When he had
recovered his breath, General LEACH pro-
duced the following disclaimer, which we
print rc,bdtini, ct HcrdtiDl, et punctudtim, c,
"sDeIldiim :"
National Republican., 1878-06-22
Sure Enough President.

Kansas City Journal.
When Potter gets through with his Investigation
Hayes will be the most "surc enough President
the country has ever had.
National Republican., 1878-06-22
President Hayes n Traveller.


President Hayes Is pretty much OF a traveller,
accepting many invitations, from boat launch up
or down 10 college commencement. He Is good
speaker. too, but he makes no speeches nor does
he writo many letters,
National Republican., 1878-06-22

IT was Mr. HEwTTT's Hot Springs amend
mcnt to the sundry civil bill that was omit
ted in the final enrolment. The bulging
sensational press have attributed it wrong
fully TO Senator Dorsey whereas the
truth is it was the production of that staunch
Democrat, Mr.. HEWITT. 1t was closely ex-
amined by and received the approval Of
Senator BECK. In fact, Senator DORSEY
had little or nothing to do with it rs regards
its phraseology or its legal forms. He in
trodnced the measure originally, whereupon
n cloud of blackmailing harpies pounced
upon it and him with charges and innuen-
does that it amounted to "big job" Mr..
DORSEY then asked Senator BECK, Rep
resentatives HEWITT and ATKINS to exam
inc it carefully, which they did, and the
result was the preparation Of an amendment
by Mr.. HEWITT, which DORSEY instantly
accepted and which passed both Houses. 1t
would now be law if the enrolment of the
civil sundry bill, to which it was attached
had been properly attended to; but, as cx-
planned in our news columns yesterday, il
was omitted in the bill as signed, and is
therefore not part Of the law as it will ap
pear upon the statute-books This omission
was an act of criminal neglect, if not the re-
suit of corruption, for the circumstance:
plainly indicate that it could not have oc-
Cured if the eurolling-clcrks had attended
to duties especially, distinctly, and impera'
, lively called to their attention, or had not
willfully left it out of the engrossed bill
The matter is being looked into, and it /:
not improbable that criminal prosecution
| against the responsible parties will follow
National Republican., 1878-06-22
1910 GREAT
1873

TO THE S6RTG Nir EisfA Wlssf. ANP sspo5 os56yTnwnsr
so, x R2pRIE PSn TT aSK STEEL RAiIs' Is reuIp
TRAINS LEAVE Isks WksirIstT5x Il lsS from Depot cor
For Pttsbars and and iRstWest. iciy a m. daily, With
Ptts5urs to " cnei1nnt % .s s. LOUIS, and chic,so;
itp E n day WIN PsIH's Palace, GT ~ e Chicx9,
FOR Cnnandalgua Rochester, BulIiio Niagara fals
and the Norih nt I:l0 m, daily excspt SATURDAY.
Lock Haven, ani Elmira, at ieioa m daily ex'
For Sew Yors and the raS, ,,,a m, and oso D. m
" daily Win fSiaee. Cans aitaehs.i Limited EI.
pres OF pullman PNrlor Cars, es, n III. daily. er-
For Bfookiyn, New York. all through trains eonnecs
at Jersey c,y win boats o. e BroSoklEn Apnes awo
Ing double ierriase and Journey across New York
for New YoIh and the East iso NJ, i Gai,y s1sePs
Boston.
For rsnde pnia iso p M daily except sunday sunday, sna
pres y a, 2: N e. daily except SUNDAY: - .,,.~
p m. daily except Sunday.
For Popes Creek Line, 6.j5 IN. and t9 p m. daily
For Annapoiis. G:S a M and "a tp m daily eIosps
ALTX&SbR,A AED FHEpERtcKspTEs Y ssIiId RAIL
TON RAILR0AD.
For Alexandria, g. s. 9lo iG II. a. m. . E1 "a
For Richmonj and the south !:I and 9Ojn m. daily.
and e.lO y. NJ. daily, except sunday
% Sio 10 ii il a m, !, 40. go and p m. - "
Tn SUNDAY At s: and 10 a. m. and Q: 9p m;
cam Ga proeSPsd at the pcSsonoriS.
east Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ay-
yania avenue and at the depot where orders can Be
len for the checkng VI baggage W destination from
'''e l. 7. FARMER. General Passenger Agent
| FRANK THOMSON. General Manaker. apl uaL
National Republican., 1878-06-22
Not Yet Disguised,

tCleyclnnd Herald
There Is Just one man IN the country who Is not
disgustcd with the fraud business and that man is
benjamin L. Butler.
National Republican., 1878-06-22
FOR SALE AND RENT.

sT TNGLESlDE" THE RESIDENCE OF THE
L late Mrs General Hiram WRlbTidgc, for sale
ront lease. for term OF years to reliable partics
Inquire On promises or through Post Office Box 80.
lelg-6ts
ENOR SALE OR RENT-A FIRsT.CLAS BREW
Il cry. within the city limits, with Malt MIL and all
modern improvements, appliances, and vessels
Address SOPHIA BECK,
Cumberland
Iel4 FJws Alepnny County MARYLAND.
National Republican., 1878-06-22
SUMMER RESORTS.

WHITE SULPHUR AND CIALYBEATE
w SPRINGS, AT DOUBLING GAP, PA, NOW
OPEN. These springs are In Cumberland County,
Pa and are accessible by railroad from all tho East
ern and Southern cltleA Rare mountain retreat.
Send for Information TO -
j. " WHELER Il CO.,
jel2-9ts MELVILLE, Cumberland County, Pa
National Republican., 1878-06-22
Truc sourcc Of uappIuesa,

[Chicago Inter Ocean.
II fSecrctnry Sherman would stand still and al
low the Potter committee " kick him, Butler Il Co
would be happy.
National Republican., 1878-06-22
A Source of Anxlety,
"Cures for Consumption.

Portland Daily Prcss.l
The Democrats are terribly anxlons about Mrs.
jerks. They fear she may tell the truth.
National Republican., 1878-06-22
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE VERY LOW,

Two nearly new fonr-Toom brick Houses also
two four. room frame Houses all With front and
yards, with water In back yards. One ffam, 1, on
corner and has count and shelves suitable nor bus
ness place Location ltn, lpe 1Il!, and liii south
Carolina avenue southeast. Price fTom stO to $50;
small payment down; balance monthly payments, or
q Nerv liberal discount for cash. Inquire OF
jessits y. 3. RILEY, 1910 street Southcast
National Republican., 1878-06-22
Compliments Of the Season.

Our neighbor the Erpress is now to have a per
sonal experience Of the libel nuisance" which II
characterized 50 Justly a few days ago. A fellow.
feeling makes us wOndrouS kind, and we tender Il
our sympathies The Courier has only two libel
suits on hand at the present writing.
IF YOU desire checks with roses OF health upon
them; IL you want that peculiar brilliaucy Of com
plexion so priced by ladies and admired by every
body; II, III wOrd you want that perfection Of
physical appearance that pure blood insurcs, use
Dr Bulls Blood Mixture
National Republican., 1878-06-22
FOR RENT.


ENOR RENT-ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE,
Il near the circle one elghtroom house, hall water
and gl-Ilarge lot with alley In Apply to JAMES
HENNING, i2is Nineteenth street northwest. Ii6i
EOR RENT-NO. l7a5 STREET NORTHWEST.
4 Ten rooms, modern improvements, including
stationary wash-tubs In laundry, and wash stands,
with hot and cold water In chambcrs-all In perfect
order Rent reasonable TO permanent tenant inquire
Of CooAN q SONS. grocers II street. corner TWEEN
tieth. Je7u
National Republican., 1878-06-22
A TURKISH BATH.

In YOUR OWN ROOM for ) cents.
Natures true remedy for Nervous and
Debiliinting maladles, Intricate skin
Diseases, Asthma, Catarrh, RheumR-
'tisIn, Alcoholism and all Chronic Cases
Iellnquished by physicians. Pamphlet
free. LUBIN's PORTABLE TURK.
ISH BATH COMPANY, W Il Fourth
latl, Ohio. ap l6-Gm
National Republican., 1878-06-22
BAN KERS
BANKERS.
~--ssal.~s@-~--r.-.
H. d. COOKE, Jr., & CO.,
BANKERS,

1429 r Street. ocl0.ly
THE GERMAN-ANGRICAN SAVINGS BANK
u No SSl street northwest, corner Seventh stree
open daily nom 10 r. m. 10 y. m; on Saturday even
lngs nom 10 p III, to receive deposits only. Amer
hrst deposit any amount nom Ave cents upwards re-
ceyed SAFE deposit boxes for rent in fire and burg.
arproof vault At sl0 tl250 tlb rs, and $50 year
The largest and most convenient boxes In the city.
National Republican., 1878-06-22
UOS. J. NJ. LEACH.

We take pleasure in correcting misstate-
mcnt In our issue Of the Goth, in regard to this
gentleman. Seeing the article, and being in
the city he called, and stated, that.thcre is not
u word of truth in the article alluding to him
self; and challenges the proof that he ever gave
an illibenl vote while in the Legislature Of his
state for II years; or while member OF
Congress, before aud since the war; or vote
that smacked the slightest, of demagoguismj and
declares that the public Journals of his State,
the Records of Congress will prove the
contrary He does claim to have had the tdres
on toJdccO reduced, while in Congress, as the
Record shows.
We know we could have written q much
better explanation of this matter than the
foregoing; but the General seemed to be in
love with his own attempt to Use the edi-
torial "wc," and as he was peaceably in
clned, we have gratifed him by printing it
No doubt glance at the record will show
that he did vote for the reduction of the
tobacco tax but there is faint possibility
that the Ways and Means Committee, to.
gether with the then Republican majority
of the House, divided his claim to the credit
for its reduction.
National Republican., 1878-06-22
BOARDING.

17G PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
r " west.-Pirst-class Board with large, niry
Rooms from N to slO per wpeki transient sLbo per
day; baths and gas. MRS o. q. HOWARD.
No connection tDlh ps HOtrdrd House
Jes1
ENIRST.CLASS PRIVATE BOARDING.HOUsE,
II RYE BEACH, n. II.
O. H. JENNESS.
Rooms large. Pricss moderate.
Address the Proprietor, Washington. d. @, until
July 4. lel-ims
National Republican., 1878-06-22
SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS.

SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
Alum, Chi bcate, and sulphur Waters; bar ele-
walton 1000 feet excursion tickets via II. & o. II. n
Terms go to SIS per four weeks; special rates TO amL
lies. For terms and pamphlets address
Jel0im A. J. MYERS Proprietor.
National Republican., 1878-06-22
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

NND UNIV hhibhOhb'
SArroS1H TaG RRSGrf R5SH. f9sSsHslS &Sb ss5nr LINE
NORTH, NonrnwEssSSt t,!$ ,%!$rsr, AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY. TO .JAks TAks b ii, tsrFfE H is AM
AsI,srw r5isK dsEe TT'hIqEBGGpIr AND no
,SfC only Gp' e sEys Ia aTS RgS annapolis
SnsltIiwgSITc Ana"P3lls and Way tcWSnoerrE Wns
SS-t tBALrIMoRE AND LAUREL EYrREss
'TS%$I;ST$ %%Rk,, ,hIGX6TffiiiA, BOSTON.
YORK and Philadelphia. stops at Annapolis Juno
s;tsztST; LouIss CnIcAGo. coLuMBuS,, AND
pI1TSBuRG EXPBEss HagcIstown and Valley
Puiinisn Cars 10 Cincinnati daily Grniton TO san.
dnsky daily; except saturday. ,,,,,.,,. -,
Way. -.
burg; BeisSiile Laurel, Annapolis junction, jessups
snS q n Hanover
fiGH i.iyiSf Bes SS
r%$HhE f2f liiSsIiSa lSsShsssss X ssy As. ssps
at AnnHEp9lI; dTnGiSn. Pdis proasrc ,,o,,ovr w,
chester and and way Stations On sundSys TO Of
Rocks and Way stations only. -
HPTGPS!,S: pig &IkS s!s!i"'
TIMDRE ENPNtSS. Norfolk, except sunday Nor
folk Passengers taken In the cars direct 10 boat nj
Canton. stops nj Blninnsburg and Laurel
d:SD-tBRltimore and Way Stations -
7:i5-fCHlCAGO AND COLUMBUS ENPRES9
Sleeping cars to Chicago.
sl6-tBALrI EXPIRES. -
g25-tsr LOUIS, CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE
AND PllsISBURG ENpREsS. Plttsburg except
sunday. Pullman cars.
gg.tNEW YOllk, PHILADELPHIA AND
BALTIMORE EMPRESS. Sleeping car 10 New
York and special stepping ear TO Philadelphia
tDay. Other irniils daily, except sunday
Al other trains daily eXccm sunday.
All trains stop at Relay station.
Al thi ouGh trains Will stop at Sir Johns Run for
Passengers to and from Berkeley SprngS aud at Deer
Park and Oakland Hotels dur ng the season.
For further Information apply at the baltimore
aud ohio Ticket Offices, Washington station, NJ iS5.
6Oi md Oh Pennsylvania avenue. and 6l3 Fifteenth
street northwest, Washington, and Masonic Temple
High street, GuorgvtJwn where orders Will he taken
for bnrglge to he checked aud received at any point
IN the city.
W. l. CLEMENTS. Master Of Trnnsportion
J.. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. kOON " GnncIAl Agent. Iel0
National Republican., 1878-06-22
WANTED.


A LADY OF REFINEMENT DESIRES THE
"A positions OF II ospNr or Seamstress IN pri-
vatn family or hot u Il thnIou ghly mpctcnt "a o.
m and able 10 give tho best city rufcfonCo. ADDRESS
"BALrIMORE," Republican office. jc!sSt
A LADY OF INTELLIGENCE AND REFINE
"A ment desires copying to do. either ut home or
ajrOa !. is Quick AMI accurate at figures nl o. Ad-
dress " toPYIsT," Republican Office. Jes2 y
A YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE a SITUATION
n In law of'ice to enable him to complete bis law
studies; best OF refer, nus Addro's WM. b. H., city
L. ~, Washington, II. G. jo223t
WANTED - PAINTING, PAPER HANGING,
w mattresses to rcnovate. Work IN city OF cOuni
try very cheap Best references Address wOOD.
WILLIE. this Office. je2.-t
NTANTED-A COVERINGS FOR TWO YOUNG
w children, by wilower living In the West Ad-
dress stating where interview car TO hal, giving
WILLIAM FRANKLIN,
JeIo 7s Thirteenth street northwest.
"ANTED-TO, TAKE FlRsT-RNTE CARE OF
w hrstclss horse ani carriage, for It's uSe. dur
Ing the summer references furnished Address ~
Republlcan olicc. cSat.5t
WANTED-BOrNTI LAND.WARRANTs AND
w Soldiers Additional Homestead Certificates
J. VANCE LEWIS,
Room n, lie DrOlt Building,
jelt1m Washlngton, D. q.
National Republican., 1878-06-22
ROOMS FOR RENT.

EoR RENT-wfTH FiRsT.CIAss TABLE
II Board, Mt sb per month"; for two persons, a large
cool, and airy south front room; also back rooin
suitable for two persons ut so per month. Apply ut
O5 D street northwest. jei3tolyl.
LIOR RENT : THREE NICELY.FURNfSHED
low prices 81, s. and Sl0 per month-to gentlemen
only. Brick house. NIL modern convcriences Small
quiet family. No I'D Thirteenth street northwest.
my7-n
UNFINISHED ROOMS At 326 INDIANA AVE
~ nue.. myl.2m.
National Republican., 1878-06-22

Largest legitimate morninO Circu-
IdfiOu IN the District.