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The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
F.,.I TINE TABLE,
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.yE wILNINoToN
.,a,s,ssis ,ss s@s n 7S9 q 10, si.s 10. sSs
pa, 10, q . o. M % on sundays' z'''
~ =; So, go, 9 S.os q, 4 7 m, n IL 81, u 80,
= york: g.aa, 'aavs: M 4 Osa m. .; ~. p; ~ n
n nionsulaaaWS W Washington: 1851; ~, x,Io ~
blhnso'1l 1lsa, Lob ol'. p"
r;s;s r;s.;ss.i.. s;'n IS q p m no sunday
I" .,,.. go, siS a mi 4 o1, ssop
3 % sunday z 'Fs:''s r.: sis a m; los, 8 80
E,.%S,Sston % S 4 Noithed5Ra iSneday II train.
10. 5p sstsrn 81, K. r. ID, 10 70 = !"
lsNsres sunday train, s.iO : mcv III;
pm. Su,,,uyr At wILMIroToH.
Hiss ARRiv.. ia "A, y "a, 8 10 ! o. q "a ~ J
bIlsdeiPsai1,o; ON * 8 So, 4 81, 500. Q ~
.pn; q ", u n, on sundays: IL -,
W. y a. &. 10 p, II 10 p m. "A ,om
snsto.s: O6, 8 81 q nj = 70 a. i 0o
Ssapm, M IG IN Sundays IL ''' :"
M aa, 5 40, s4i. q m; u q q
,l,iTsTsssspI ~ sss p m; on Sundays; 2 " . |"
pm; u,on. 20, q m 12N IL "
" ; nj on Sundays
r,,o.,,. 900 m no Sunday
)ls. cos,le: $50 @ m IL i0 m;
NM . = I" ~: no sunday lrains:
isp ~. a,s R. r.: $50 IL 10 q I'D
De,ssIo \ ",' no Sunday trains, = n. .sm.
limlinsss,pp' 4 . m; no sunday trains, "
.,,.sre sm, western X. r.: y % = m
ctIanT1r; y " M; sundav train. 6:5o ? m.
lsp ~ g.IiLSlNGTON nj LEAVE PHIL
.,nset and washington ave ,e
rosa ~ ! $50 %, 10 80, II % a m; 30, y ~
~ All. 0 IS, II 30 pm m; on sun
~, 'Sa ' m; n s oo,9 46, Il 80, p IN:
.,sv ~ second and Market streets
in,l'y y N. i! IS, 3 IS, $50. IL 30 p m
o 30, II 30 . m.
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A NEW THEATRE BLOWN DOWN.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 2l.-In the
heavy gale that prevailed in this vicinity
on Wednesday night the new Opera
House in course of construction at Atti-
ca was blown down. The building, which
will be very large and handsome one
when completed, was almost ready for
the roof, the four walls being finished
nearly four stories in height. The TIM
bers and iron columns which were to
support the roof and walls were in posi-
tion. During the storm three OF the
walls were almost demolished, the tim
bers twisted from their fastenings and a
general wreck ensued' The loss was
about $1,000. 1t will be rebuilt.
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'NHE ARTIzANS SAVINGS BANRH
6o2 MARK EFT STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY nd, 1851:
Open TO receive deposits daily nom \.
N. until p. NJ. and on Tuesday and 1ae
urdav evenings from tn O'Clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
regularly made In April and October
When dividends are not Withdrawn thaw
re accounted as deposits. Thus permanG&
deposits compound their interest twico &
MANAGERS.
Glenn ent H amyth, George y. Bush,
Nathan'l K. Benson, N. L. Lichenstsin.
Henry +. Dure, Edward DarlinGtony
w. Hastings, Job H. Jacks0n,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President
GEO. 8. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2i u. ". TAYLOR. Treasurer
LNIhoT NAriVNAu .sANk - = - )
J. OF WILMINGTON
REPOSITORY OF THE PUEBLO NoN1Y
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE Nm.
TED STATES. -
EDWARD BELTS, PREsrDENri itf4ei
,, GEO: SO D.. p; ARMSTRONG;, SAs.I.s
Philadelphia and New York Exchango nnr.
nished to regular DepositOrs without ckaT9o
Discount days, Mondays and Thursday
DIRECTORS.
3osn smfh r. Adams, y'o' f0tss Eli dsrssi, ri sa'A'
Henry 9. McCorab, Sam u Bancroft, ~
Daniel James, William Tatnaii,
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Tiiden,s RepubIican Organ.

Samuel J. Tilden's reason for select
ing the New York Times as his organ is
not generally known. The editor of the
Times and Samuel j. are personal friends,
who dine together frequently and enter
tain the warmest admiration for each
others talents. In this explanation Re-
publicans will understand why A. b.
Cornell is opposed by the Times.-N. Y.
CIa,.
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WHAT price has Mr.. Tilden paid for
the aid ard support Of the New York
Timesf In view of the fact its editor
and publisher has said that he would
defeat Mr.. Cornell at whatever cost,
would it not be we'll for the Republicans
of this city to ponder over the manner
in which the present Administration has
acted since obtaining control of that
paper ?-N. Y. Star.
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NOR RRENT.-SecOnd- story front room
Il in Gazette building, 4i6 Market street.
Apply at this ONCE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a q a P,D

A CARD.
TO ali who are su noring from the errors
and indiscretiOns of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C.,
Will send q recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARE. This great remedy
was discovered by O missionary In South
America. Send q self-addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d
zew York City.
dec20-eodAwlv
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EXCURSIONS.

Will, until further notice. make the fol-
lowing connections: With the steamer
"Repubiic" for Cape May. leaving WI;
N. m. Rouni trip. sl 90. With steamer
.Thomas Clyde" for Bombay Hook and
Collins Beach, leaving Wilmington at 9
o'clock q. m. The "Susie Mccall, VIII
1rnve. leaving Wilmington at a. M, .
and q .. m. Returning, leave Pennsgrove
Of and 10 a. m, and and 7 p. m. te2Stf
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FACTS VS.. CLAIMS!

amusing prex clothiers
seeking tortured
production the
another the biggest, eldest,
all
OAK HALL, public Court
Of Claims to continually Calmly
all brief selevdent
waits for the of favorable verdict
These facts embrace others, but
tualy combines them all
produce goods? products will
equal them.
Does another claim the Oak Hall does by far the
largest clothing busn n Amer
Does another superiority
goods
advertising everything embodes
progress.
cheapest goods?
tho largest 5
that Hail.
magnitude progress, superiority Hall
cells all comparison.
THESE ARE NOT CLAIMS-THEY ARE FACTS
WANAMAKBR & BROWN,
Oak Hall. Sixth and Market SIS, Phila
TIE Largest Clothing House in America.
n5-vsToRs
sep15.
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Handy Package Dyes.

These popular dyes are put up In pack
ages at is cents each and are Warranted 10
dive from TO pounds OF wOollen, SILK or
cotton goods. Are more convenient and
economical than any dyes In use. Sent oy
IN all TO any address on receipt OF price. -
Trade '?pp91a8sdM MES gx BELT. Druggist,
Agent for Delaware,
Cor. Sixth 4 Market Sts.
HOlman's Liver fad
Has a worldwide reputation, establish
ed through its wonderful efficacy In o III all,
mepts that have their origin In torpid
liver or diseased stomach; such as bilious
ness, dyspepsia, rheumatism, SICK neau-
acne, &C IL cures by absorbing the dis-
ease through the pores. su ostllmtiag ken
tie vegetable ton ic into the system. have
absorption salts, body and foot pias,ers
also. Pamphlets with furthei particaiars
'e"' 's z.JAMEs BELT, Druggist,
Cor. Sixth Market Sts.
Vitalized PhOsphates.
They supply the - stem with tne eie-
ments that are carried of by oveICaxans
the brain and nervous system; are very
useful TO relieve general debility, dyspep,,
ala and neuralgia. For sale wholesale and
f''"n w FLAMES BELT, Druggist,
Tor. SixtR & Market Sts.
Electric Disks.
They produce a constant eiectrlcai cur
rent through the diseased parts; can oe ap
piied aud worn with comfort by any per-
son for the relief Of old heumalic ana neu.
ralgic pains, GOODNESS and stiffness OF the
limbs, &c. Sent by mail oy
ZJAMES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. Sixth q Market Sts.
U.ADVESsDEPAR
| For Supporters, Braces. Trusses, Elasli'
| Stockings, Anklets, Knee caps. Syringes
| &c. o,,
Private entrance for Ladies' at NO. " o.
| Si1tn street.
| II. JAMES BELT
| Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
| Corner Sixth and Market sreats.
Wilmington delaware.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-30


A third day of the time of the Criminal
Court, Justice Hagner presiding, was occupied
yesterday in the trial of Patrick Mcnamara,
Henry Harry James Boland, George Lowry,
alias Loutner, Morris Roach and James Shu-
grue. indicted for committing an outrage upon
Miss Maggie NJ. CLANCY in March last The
witnesses examined for the Government were
Police Sergeant Timothy Brosnau and Officers
j. r. Dunnigan aud William II. White. With
this evidence the Government rested. There
wa little in the proof presented to show that
Shugrue had anything to do with the transac-
ton. 1t bears the heaviest upon Mcnamara
and Lowry, but is not cumulative against any
of the defendants On the part of the defense
the case of James Boland was first taken up
| and he was put upon the stand. He was fol.
lowed by George Boland, William Forsythe
William Burns and Winifred Boland. The
| defense of Lowry was next considered, and
| Sergeant BrOsnan and Lieutenant Kelly were
| examined. The court then adjourned until
| to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-30
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.


Good board and rooms at the Holly Tree.
-Turco. Russian mud sulphur baths, 9O3 Il
st. II W., cures and prevents malaria.
Silks, Sstins, Damasso Grenadines, Bnnt.
ings, and Fancy Dress Goods Mt Burdctte's,
Seventh street between and X.
--rxcollort dr;,, ootr,o sor,,oa Will, r,oso
spmntrons t,yonty cont ,,oois " ti'o RI.
orJ ttonso c,,,, ,p,,,,t aV, r. st.o,, Wv ivy
1,w,, ~ rl,lo,s ,,,,,1s o,,1 not ,t,, S,,o,,t.
zcr pari t,aI ,i y,,, ,ar,r.o1 T., ,,.LicI,
Goorao AL, to,, ,,,, 90, L,, Vjiiia,,, Cnro,.
ST. =, -, 49,, II.
h'cnar2 IL, M9tsL, Ih1lcica lor perjury.
was ScsvHroay "'lhitteu 70 pe'' w gne sun oi
E,oUy, TNIcuI H. Mlls,,, Yi W ,a ur"'iV
Nounly, lnup oclhS accePlo" Us tno surely
MT O,,'lla,I naNllE IcltGH M sVoiv' VVr-
lo. sosouti, auu - sC'ou'S VII o'oso o"' Sl,e
Vi us s.ueS U. e'o" oavs' 9'cS,
w, i'oiii No. 4'' 7eleu'n s.i''N IL" "oo''
'"o'c' A"o''o" Nv s''on ~ ~
A meeting OF the deaImute residents OF
washington mas been called 20 meet in the
chapel OF the Y; NJ G. A; building tomorrow
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At Arlington.

o, landscape Of beauty before my rapt gaze
The nations proud centre lies soft in The haze
OF glorious sunset like beauty asleep
Meath her rose-shaded bower, with angels to keep.
But Arlington, hallOwed by memories dear,
How cold is thy hoarhstone unhomelikc, and
dTcar
Thy master forsook thoe--to ambition he gave
The heart arm aud life due his country to save;
DishOnorCd, heaTtbrOken, he sccpCth not here,
And no loyal heart DER his grave drops II tear.
Surrounded by graves OF the brave and the true
The mansion stands guard by our own Boys in
Blue"
And the plain to those sails white and slender
There lies the Potomac, broad, shining, and still,
Like Il lake gathered in by mountain and hill,
And on its far shore the great city lies,
Where the Dome ofour Capitol points to the skies.
o. Temple Of Liberty seeming 10 stand
Like a great white throne over all the broad laud,
Can IL be, meath thy Dome, that treason can plan
| The death Of the nation, its own ends 10 span?
Can the banner Of freedom be trailing lin dust,
And the people be false 10 their most sacred trust
| The twilight has decpened, and over my soul
! A vision, like prophecy, seemeth 10 roll,
| Oh what II the Master should come In His
might
clear
Aud those only in place" who will rule in Iii.
fear?
That Gods mandate must stand, tho the people
Lord grant ere too late that thy children may
see
TO their care Is committed the "homo of the lrcci
That unsanctihed hearts cannot govern Alright
Aud nation 10 stand must be true In Thy sight
II. d.
GEORGETOWN, May %, 1879,
HAMMocKs, Sl.5O. So, $3.50 stinometz, 1887
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-30

A select and numerous audience greeted the
Mount Vernon Home Council, No. 2, last even
ing, at OddFellows' Hall. After few pre-
limnary orchestral performances Master Frank
Losano sang n solo, which was vocierously
applauded. Mr.. Charles Il, Lehman followed
with some excellent Dutch comic songs and
rccitutions. Miss Kate Webster sang with
that expression and sweetness which always
distinguishes her efforts. Professor Townsend
gave select reading in his customary STYLE
The entertainment concluded with tho
beautiful domestic drama entitled among tho
Breakers" Mossrs. Miller and Viemyer and
Miss Darr sustained their parts admirably
The climax, however, WAS reached when Miss
Emma Raun, in the character of Bess Stdrbright,
tripped gracefully upon the stage her appear
anco calling forth vOciferous applause and nu-
merous bouquets. Tho piece was acted
throughout with spirit and rs an amateur
performance, did credit to all concerned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-30
Z Mattings 12l, 15cts., go to Julius Lansburgh,


The members of the Columbia Rife Associa.
ton will spend to-day on the range at Ben.
ning's At eleven o'clock there will be sub.
scription match at 200 and 300 yards standing,
oa-hand, ten shots each distance, and in the
afternoon subscription match at 1000, !, 100
and 1,2O0 yards, fifteen shots each distance
Those participating in the od-hand match will
20 out on the ten H. III. train, and those for tn,
long range on the halfpa one p. m. train
which on this occasion will stop at .Benning's
The members and their friends will take luncl
with them and give themselves up to rocrea
ton in the open air the entire day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-30
4 SPECULIT0R'S LOSS.
Trying the Charge of Embezzlemcnt Agai
Cline.

Trying the Charge of Embezzlemcnt Against
Cline.
The long continued case Of George T. Cline,
alias Timothy Connors, charged with cmbcz-
cling 500 entrusted to him to buy four per cent.
bonds, the 2lst instant. was called in tho Police
Court yesterday Tho prisoner was repre-
scented by Mr.. L. G. Darlington jr., the Govern
ment being looked after by Mr.. Randolph
Coyle. The first witness called was w. b.
Moses, esq to whom the stolen money belonged.
He testified to having turned $1,000 over to
p. Carroll, u Treasury watchmau and that the
latter returned him $500, saying Cline had
lost the other $780, Carroll was then put upon
the stand and sworc that Cline had been in his
employ rs a bond buyer three days prior to the
transaction in which the 800 were lost. lie
had known tho accused some time, and had nc
fear of him when he gave him the money
| When Cline returned from the post.oilicC
where he had gone to buy bonds and reported
his loss. witness could not believe it at first
thinking that lie was only fOOling with him
Ben Hilton "a of Carroll test fled 10 sec
| ing certain amount of money paid over to Cline
by Carroll on the morning of the 2lst instant
| with which to buy certificates. John Curtis
I who went with Cline to buy the bonds, testified
that the accused gave him Sl00.55 to exchange
| for certificates, near the corner OF Eighth anC
| + streets northwest, about half.past eigh
| o'clock Wednesday morning, the 2lst inst
| Did not see him again until about noon, when
! he told witness that his pocket had been Gu
and 500 taken thcrefrom. A youth nance
Fague was the last witness examined. lie ties
titled that he was behind the prisoner in Tho
line near tho discussing clerks room, at tho
Post-Oilicc Department, for nearly M hour and
n half Did not hear him say anything abou
being robbed until aftor he came out Of Tho
room where the bonds were sold. An Officer
put him out of the room because lie had NJ
money, and then it was he showed his pocket
| and said it had been cut while he was in Tho
line. The limo was two deep, and the accused
was on the LETT hand side of witness. Did no
pay particular attention to him while he wa
in front Of witness, and did not see any on,
! fooling with his pocket. The court intcrposot
at this point aud said it could not be expected
| that he would dispose of the case here. |
seemed fit subject for jury to handle, ant
| lie would therefore send it up to tho granC
| jury, aud fixed bonds at 81, 600
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-30
Tournament of Athletic sports.

The tournament on the National baseball
grounds next Tuesday promises to be both in
tercsting and exciting. The programme has
been so arranged as to embrace athletic sports
of every kind, and doubtless there will be
numerous contestants for the prizes offered
The local entries will close at Scanlon's billiard.
room, at nine o'clock Saturday night but, in
order to admit those coming from distance,
they will be kept open, for that purpose only,
until Tuesday noon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-30
Contracts Awarded.

The contract for granite wall for the cast
front of the Treasury grounds has been given
to John Lane, of this city, for Sl63l, and the
contract for the iron railing to surmount it to
Messrs. White Bros, for 1923. The wall and
rail are to extend from the northeast corner Of
the building to Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-30
For cheap carpets, go to Julius Lausburgb,
ACnnrh for tho Inhy.

Every person who has baby should take
advantage of the present great sale of chill
dren's carriages, by the National Toy Com
pany, No. 1870 Seventh street There are over
seventy styles offered for sale, ut prices rang
ing from $40 to S23 Fine carriages which
used to sell for 80 have been reduced to 1915.
The latest aud best London style sell for $l7,
$lS, and $22.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-30
The board then adjourned.
81 land 50 PANTS TO ORDER, STYLISH AND
DURABLE. EISEMAN BROS, CORNER OF SEW
ENTH AND l. STREETS.
For window shades, go to Julius I.ansburg

For WINDOW shadcS, 20 TO JuIlus i+ansourSh.
The Confederate Graves to BE Decorated
meeting of the Southern Memorial Asso-
citation was held at the Board Of Trade rooms
yesterday afternoon, DR.. Garnctt presiding
and DIR. w. =. Young secretary. The 1lth of
next month was decided upon as the date for
holding memorial service 1T Arlington over
the Confederate dead and, after appointing
the following committees, the meeting adj
journcd:
Arrnngemcnts-Dr. Garnet, DIR. W. p. Young,
w. IL. G. Bayy f. \. Ashford William Harmon
Robert l. Fleming. G. =. Crandell, l.. W. Anderson
| ]. ". Drew, c. b. injury, Mills Dean, Frank Carver
| II. l.. BisCoc W. ~ Gordon g. 7. Howard, General
| B. Robinson, T. X. Reilly, and e. =. Culver
| FowCrs-C. Z. Culver, II. w. Gnrnett, J.. H.
| Henry. {. b. Maury, H. l.. Adams, j. W, Robinson,
| Phil. IIungcrfOrd a. NJ. Tubman, John h. Ill., 5.
| T.. Lewis H. j. Luttrcll, Thomas Jarvis, Warrcnton
| King, r. w. bowman, Albert G.. Holland, w. ii.
| Brewer Wash. Milburn, T. W. IIungerfOrd and
james q. smith,
lrhnsportOtion--A. NJ. Tubman, ]. q. Miller, Il.
X. Davis Tapley Young. w. II. c. Bayly, W. G..
| King, G. p. Crandcll, George g. Neal, and I. w.
FInance-Dr. Garnet, I. W. Hungerford, Thomas
| Jarvis. ]. w, Robinson, +. X, Reilly, J. w. Drew,
| Mills Dean, Thomas j. Luttrell II. l.. Biseoe, and
| james q. Smith.
The Alexandria Light Infantry will decor
ate the graves of Federal and Confedcrates at
the Soldiers Cemetery at Alexandria, Va, at
| halEpast five p. M to-day. There are about
1000 Fcdcrals and sixty Conlolerates buried
| at this cemetery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-30
Procure the Best,

We invite the attention of lovers of pure
wines to the invoices of Zinlaudel, tho finest
claret raised in this country-equal, if not
superior, to the best imported clarcts,-for sale
at g. Handlers, OIL Seventh street northwest.
lie has also a superior article of California
Hook, Mission, aud Muscatel at lowest prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-30
Arrival of Passenger Trains

AT BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEPOT, NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND CsTREET.
Morning. Etnung.
$500, ST. Louis d Cin 1850, Baltimore accom-.
s6:l5 Pla. N n. Y, eN. 4:dO, baltimore accom-.
s7;iI, Chico & PittSg SEQ Y. PIN & BIOS
$50, Baltimore and way sos Piedmont, Strasburg
stations. inchpsteT, Fred OK,
s;25, Fred. nc. Met br'ch) Hagerstown Point of
s:7, Baltimore, Annapolis Rocks q way stations
express 'S:T Baltimore accom-.
pNb, MartnHburg and HA- '7.O Baltimore express
ReTstOwn nc. metro "755, Baltimore & way sta
politAn brRnCh.) lions
sIO:3O, BaltmorcaCcom $500, Chicago 4 ST. Louis,
ALSO. Baltimore express. 500, NY, Phil d Boston
express
aATrivp daily. Others SUNDAYS excepted.
h5 For The lime OF departure Of trains, see Rdver-
L.nmIemIs oIseMhnra
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An Opportunity TO Procure

nrst-class goods at less than manufacturers
prices. Y, S. Gartrcll 900 Seventh street, cor
nor of /, offers his entire stock of Burts misses
shoes ut less than factory prices to close them
out. This offering is worthy of attention, rs
the goods will be sold without regard to cost,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-30

that adds more to the appearance Of youth
or boy than a stylish and neat.ftting suit of
clothes. b. Robinson q Co., the Boys Clothiers,
No. 900 Pennsylvania avenue, have an endless
stock TO select from at very reasonable prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-30

RHEUMATISM can be permanently cured by
the timely use of Durang's Rheumatic Remedy.
II is an absolute certainty.
Lodille's Headache Specific is the especial
friend of the ladies.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-30
Pmre NInnIn SNrIIn

in stone jugs, also in twenty-gallon kegs fancy
New York aud Western Butter at bottom prices.
No oieomdrgatine SoH. Spicors Butter Store
corner of Ninth aud Il streets northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-30

BANNoCKBURN TwEEDs, English Chcyiots,
Scotch Cassimcres, Serges, and all the latest
styles of goods for gentlomen's hot-wcather
suits, at Dcvlin & Co.'S 1920 L street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-30

WE ARE CONTINUALLY REPLACING STOCK.
OUR PATRONS WILL FIND A COMPLETE AS.
CLOrHIERS AND TAILORS. CORNER OF sE\
ENIH AND = STREETS
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Anusemcnts.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements,
Base ball-DefanCe VS., Nationals.
Proposals for cast.ron shelving, &c.
Sale Of Government property June o.
Furnished rooms-220 First street northeast
Excursiou-PotomaC Fruit Growers, June Q, 1879.
Franklin Fire Insurance Company 100 street
Proposals for hollow tiles, &c, for United States
putent,O hlcc.
Proposals for wrought.iron for the National Mu-
scum building.
Grand excursion 20 Glymont on the Mary wash
ington, Junol.
Bargains in silks-Connolly's Eleventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue