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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02

The sixth commencement of the Linthlcum In
stltute took place last night ut the Curtis School
building, West Washington. in the presence of a
large audience, Professor L. b. Hay opened the
proceedings with u neat and Characteristic little
speech, after which DR.. Gross offered prayer. An
interesting and attractive programme was then
gone through with. At the conclusion of the pro-
siOner Dent had agreed to distribute the prizes
but owing to the Danenhower reception he was
uunYOidably prevented from attending That
duty, therefore, deyolved on him, and he per-
formed 1t in his usual happy and graceful man.
ner, accompanying the presentation with some
sensible advice, The trustees of the Institute give
have acquitted themselves best in all branches
and general department II. q. Balingh gained
o and o. S The ShSi nrle e Of seS s n
gold. The benedctOn by DR.. Gross closed the
exercises. Several beautiful floral ornaments
were received by the performers
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02

Building permits were issued yesterday to Mrs
G. Smith to build an addition at 1922 Pennsylva-
mia avenue northwest, to cost 5000; G. ID. Fowler,
to build brick addition at 80 Twelfth street no TIL
dwelling on Eighteenth, between and N streets
northwest, to cost $1,000, Rudolph Goldsmith to
build four brick dwellings two on Massachusetts
avenue and two on IL street northwest, to cost
Sll 900; Il. G. johnson, TO build one brick dwell
ing on street, between Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth streets northwest, to cost $4,000.
The committee appointed to open the bids for
general supplies of the District, consisting of Lieu
tenant Hoxie, Chief Clerk Rock, Chief Engineer
Cronin, Major Brock, and Water Inspector Lar
man, met yesterday In the engineers office and
opened the bids. The bids are for thirty four diff
fcrent classes of articles and there were eighty
four bidders. The committee made report to
the commissioners, who, in turn, appointed Messrs
Ross A. Fish, Harry West. and 4. A. Parsons a
committee to schedule the bids
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02
The Navy washington Excursion.

An excursion will be given next Sunday that
will eclipse anything ever run out of Washing
ton. Captain Paul Boyton, the great nautical ad-
venturer, whose exploits on sea, lake. and river
have nstonshed the world, will be aboard the
steamer Mary Washington, which will leave her
dock at the foot of Seventh street at 3 o'clock
sharp and give one of his wonderful and instruc-
tive exhibitions in the water showing how per-
son wrecked can build raft, cook, eat, and sleep
IN the water. He will also show his skill in tor
pedo warfare by blowing up miniature vessel
Profe ,sOr r. L. Odlum, the great Jumper viii
spring from height of 100 feet ino tue water 1t
will be the most wonderful aquatic exhibition
ever given in this locality.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02

NATIONAL THEATER.
The Lawrence barrett Club in "JuIius
Cipsar''-An Exhibition Drill.

Ciesnr"-An Exhibition Drill.
The Lawrence Barrett Dramatic Club will to-
night open series of performances, under the
auspices aud for the benefit of the Washington
Light Infantry Cops, at the National Theater in
Julius Cesar" with the following cast Brtttus,
Clarence i. Rheem; CasSius, Charles b. Hanford !;
Mark antony, William A. Lackey; Julius Cesar
james A. Mahoney; Cdscd and Octdpius Cesdr, s.
X. Flynn lrebOntUs, NJ. Dorian Metelus Climber aud
PauddIus, Otto G. Eckstein; Luctlias and Second
Cti;en samuel b. Milton; C,nnd and Iaro Will
lam Is. Robson; Decius aud lNtmiuS, j. Reid Lit
tell; SOOtlsdyet', w. II. Shield; EOINd Miss Hattie
Woodwork; tdtphlpnid Miss Jennie Thompson,
and Lucius Miss Ray semon, with large
costumed by a. Il. Van Horn, of PhiladephiG
The President, his Cabne General Sherman and
staff and other distinguished persons are expected
to be present: Between the fourth aud fifth acts
company of the LiGl!t Infantry Corps will give
an exhibition drill, which will be purely tactical
and upon which criticism is invited. The COM
pHny VIII be under the command of Captain Is.
well known to the friends of the l. ght Infantry.
The bOX.sheGt, at Ellis Music store, shows that
the house will be packed to its utmost capacity.
A. the matinee tomorrow Saturday, the usual
popular price will be charged for admission to the
dress circle; no reserved seats, first come first
errcd. Seats can be secured on the lower
floor at the regular prices. At the matinee
and night performances tomorrow THE
drill between the second and third acts. will be
tho programme, The east of the MERCHANT OF
Venice Is as follows ShyiOck Charles b. H0nford !;
BlsSdHiO, Clarence b. Rheem; GrdttdnO, $. r..
labdi, James A, Mahoneyi Saiari'io, Samuel b.
Milton Soianio, Otto @: Ecksleinj LauRceloi Cubic,
Frank II. Moves; Old GdbJO, Charles Mallory ;
leonardo, William Il, Robson; Lorenzo, John Il.
Hawkins POnid, Miss Hattie Woodworth; Nerissd,
Miss Jennie Thompsoni Jessicd, Miss Rebecca
Simon,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Summer Observation-Disclosures Display Of
Goods for Ladies and Gentlemen.

GOODS for Ladies and Gentlemen.
So popular has the Palals Royal become that the
announcement that the summer opening was to
take place yesterday had the effect Of crowdlng
the spacious saes.rooms during the entire day
with the best people in the city. The lavish dis.
play Of every description OF articles that can de.
light the feminine heart showed that Mr.. Iisner
had surpassed all his former efforts In catering to
his way through the crowd n representative OF THK
REPUBLICAN finally reached the rear OF the store
Gloves TbeTo we 1p"i S SmS s MITE and
Isle thread mitts; gloves of the same material
in Mousqueterrl, Jersey, and other, styles,
trade Of the District in gloves, aud
yet MI Lisner said he WINS continually replenish-
ipg Dis stock. Then there was an immense stock &c.
OF ladies' underwear, with dainty edging and In
serlion, long festoOns of hosiery OF every shade
and color. aud great number Of the corscls OF
which the Palais Royal makes q specially. Az
the jewelry counter among the later novelties
were seen solid silver initial pins, which were
marked at the wonderfully low figure Of 40 cents.
mnrkhble being style of feathers Of all colors,
also marked 40 cents One of the massive pillars
was decorated with leather shopping bags Of every
kind, morocco one for 20 cents being conspicu.
Gus. At the lace counter was seen new kind of
oriental lace, marked 20 cents, which is worth 90.
Then there iChus and scars of every variety,
the best ever seen in the city. There was large
stock OF pnssamentcrie and buttons, includ-
iug the latest styles. of ball buttons; rib
bons of every width and color, including
the snowy Roman stripes, and umbrellas and
parasos of all kinds. In this last mentioned line
Mr.. Lisner probably sells more than all the other
houses put together Lastly, the line of gents
furnishing goods is complete IN every respect To-
day there win be II special display Of handsome
c us for 30 cents, usual price 81, and proportion
ate reductions in other articles. These low prices
are only for the opening days, which will close to
morrow. While special mention has been made
of the moderate.pric,d articles there may be
found in the stock articles which will make n
good. sized hole In the most plethoric pocketboOk
In fact, as elegant goods may be seen in the
Palais Royal as In any New York store.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02
A Big Boom In the Matrimonial Market.

Ma riagc licenses were issued yesterday to Ed
ward " Ammons and Mamie Lee Edwards,
Charles City County Va; G. II, Nelson and Emma
j. Griemslcy, Fairfax County, Va; George W.,
Bogue, New York city, and sallle Baldwin, Anne
Arundel County, MIDI Clarence Murray and
Washington, and Maggie l.. Bowen. Baltimore,
Md; John +. Arnold, Prince George County, Nd
and Sarah i. ,Flurrey, Charles County, Md;
Charles 4. NJ. Baker and Mary L. Johns, George
town, d. c.; Rear-Admiral John C. Febiger aud
Ellen 7. johnson, James Green PoindeX!er and
Elizabeth Williams, Robert e. Dyer and Norah f.
Gordon, John II. Body and Elizabeth Jefferson,
all of Washington; Francis L. Smith, Washing
ton, and Rosie Walker, Charlottesville Va.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02

Pistorio's band Of seventeen pieces serenaded II.
C. Bowers, of the st, Marc Hotel. on Wednesday
night giving sample of the music to be expected
at Cedar Point. The managers have spared no
pains or expense to open this resort in lrstclas
style. The channel is to be dredgod to allow the
palace steamer Jane Moselcy TO run TO the wharf.
An nrtesian well has been dug the pavilion en-
largcd, 100 new bath-houses added the grounds
n o1 Zen np Fred rIanS IN
Of the Evans dining groom, which insures good
dinner. Mes,Ts Bowers and Hickey are de-
terminCd to have CODcy Island nearer than New
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02

There were three fu ncrdls in East Washington
yesterday, viz: that of Thomas Mcdonald, an old
and respected citizen, for many years an emyloyo
Of the United States Coast Survey, which took
place from 81. Peters Church at O'clock a. M
when requiem mass was celebrated In the pres
ence Of a large concourse OF relatives and friends
that of MIR. Andrew Chapman Mead, an exem.
plary young man, which took place from hi
late residence No. 4l3 South CAROLINA avenue
Rachael r. Meehan, relief Of John s. Meehan
nged IS years which took place at o'clock p. IN.
from Ter late residence, l27 street southeast.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02

The lottery cases against Messrs. Rodgers &
Plumb, which have been continued several times
were called up for trial in the police court at noon
cstcrday. The witnesses for the prosecution were
Mr. Frank McNickle, the District special license
agent Police Lieutenant Austin, and Michael H.
UBrien. The court delivered lengthy decision,
dispDsing Of the various points Of The case, and
imposed sentences OF six months In jail in each
case Mr. Plumb being convicted for the sale OF
the first ticket, ana Mr. Rodgers dismissed, while
for the sale Of the second ticket MI. Rodgers was
convicted and Nj. Plumb dismissed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02

This charming operetta, which has been but
twice before the Washington public, will pc given
at Fords Opera House on the 9th instant, under
the auspices Of the Society for the Prevention Of
Messrs. John Pugh, w. II. Daniel, and L. u. Hay
Mrs, McCartee and Mrs. True make In this opera Is
simply immense, and since lis last presentation
Mr., Pngh has made many additions, introducing
several scenes from pol ular operas.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02

The Swimming School on New York avenue is
daily being more patronized as the weather grows
warmer, and the transformation OF scene from the
gay ihrougs of skaters during the winter season TO
the splashing swimmers and frOlicking bathers is
very Interesting. The late hour Of the evening to
which the swimming school remains open will
enable those whose engagements curing the day
will not admit of any aquatic sport TO avail them
holYes of Ills adNAmlME M a moro comNCnlent timc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02

The grand jury yesterday presented indictments
against Charles E. Capehart Two indlctments)
embeLzlement; James L. Shea depositng obscene
man alias Joseph Mcintosh, John Price alias VII.
liam II. Parks larceny. The court ordered bench
warrants 10 be Issued lor their apprehension.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02

In the police court yesterday Oscar Lee tcolored)
was charged with assaulting, with intent to kill,
another cooTed man. named Henry Butler, who
testified that last Tuesday night, in Georgetown,
and shortly aiterwaTd he was accosted by the
prisoner, " no asked why he assaulted his brother,
when no drew u revolver and shot witness in the
neck The court committed him for the action of
the grand Jury in default ofSl 900 bonds.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02
STAR ROUTE TRIALS
Under Way at Last--A Jury sccurcd-who
They Are,

They Are.
Thegreat star.routc rial may lie said TO have fairly
begun At 10 o'clock yesterday all Of the defend
ants were in court, attended by their imposing
array of counsel Messrs. Corkhill Merrick Bliss
and Ker, of counsel for the government, we're also
present. Mr.. 1ngersoll wanted to withdraw John
w. Dorsey's plea of not guilty. and to file another
affecting the legality of the grand jury. This was
denied him, and the jury called. Twelve jurors
were sworn on their uOire dire. discussion arose
as 20 how many challenges the defendants were
entitled to, the counsel for the defense claiming
four for each defendant (naking thirty two in ali
aud allowing the full quota Tor the dead one) aud
Mr.. Mcrrci holding that they were only entitled
to four challenges collectively, After II iongargu-
ment and various statutes had been quoted and
consulted,
JUDGE wYLIE HELD
that the defense were entitled to twenty. eight
peremptoty challenges AID the government four.
William Dickson was accepted as the first juror.
William I. Wood was ,peremptorily challenged by
the government. MIR. Totten claimed the govern
ment had no right TO a CHALLENGE The Court ruled
It had An exception was noted to the ruling.
MIR. Ingersoll for S. W. Dorsey. John ". Hayes
was challenged Tor cause The Court held there
was no cause, so lie was pcremptorily challenged.
Henry A. OlcOt was accepted. Matthew McNely
also. George +. kirk was challenged by Mr.. Tot
ten and set aside. John b Mccarthy was ACCEPTED
unsel. Edward j. McLain and William X
own were accepted. Frederick c. Shaw was
thus eeXhaGstiug their number. John (. F.
Crrln and Edward D. Doniphan were duly
accepted. Joseph Hcsse was challenged by Mr.
Rerdell's counsel Charles II. Bliss challenged
and the challenge charged to John w. Bliss. Henry
a. Olcott was the next juror accepted, william
HOlmead was found to be "a good man and true"
Samuel Queen was challenged by Mr.. Vale. John
T. f. Carlin was. challenged on Mr.. Miners ac-
count. Charles j. Wright was challenged by cOuE-
sci for Mr.. Turner. Thomas Martin (cOlored) was
accepted. Barnet Nanfeet and John G. Preinkert
We're peremptorIy challenged by John W. Dorsey
John NJ Stewart was CHALLENGED for Mr.; yaile.
George w. Cox was accepted. Randolph H.
Evans was challenged by Mr.. Totem for
Mr.. Brady, and the panel exhausted The
marshal was directed to bring in four more tales
men, judge. Wylie rcmarking he would complete
the Jury before leaving the court. Hugh 4. Muir
ray and Zachariah Tobriner were accepted, com
plotting the panel.
THE JURY COMPLETE CONSISTS OF
william Dickson, Matthew McNelly, John b. Nc
CARLY, Edwin ]. McLRin, william X. Brown, EG.-
win D. Doniphan, Henry A. Olcott, William Hol
II cad, Thomas Martin lcolored), George W, Cox,
Hugh 4. Murray, and ZaChniiuh Tobriner. The
Jury were then sworn AMI the court adjourned
until to-day,
1t is understood that Mr.. Bliss will open TO day
for the government, and that the defense viii
make no formal opening until the Prosecution
gets through.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02

The game yesterday, between the waverlys and
Stars, of East Washington, the crack organization
of that section Of the city, attracted large number
Of spectators, and proved finely contested game
throughout. The Waverlys did some terrific bat
ting, and finally won by the score Il IA to H. They
will probably meet the War Department nine Sat
urday next on the National grounds.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02
DISTRICT BREVITIEs.


For ne Middle Atlantic States, fair weather, north
cast 10 northwest tgfnds stationary or slight rise Il
temperature, rising yoitoiOed By aling barometer.
For Washington, from 2 q, m. 10 midnfoh-
FUR wedther
Thermometric readlngs.-7 a. M, CSC: II q. m.
G9.4o p. M, 1870; p. m. 6S3o; IL p, M, $50
maximum, 75o; minimum, $50
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02

The military match at Bennngs yesterday was
well attended, but, owing To the severe wind, high
scores were II trying matter. Mr. Walter Cash
won first place with 81, Mr.. W. L. Cash taking
second place, al with ~, M Walter Cnsh's being
better 81 under the rules. The following are the
loading sCOTes u The NuMlvhLants:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02
LADIES GOODS.
Highly Important
The Second Story Of Our Immense
Building is Up.
n 'ciu noU be pushed forward Nth dis
patch.
We erpect to be under roof arithin one
month.
We must prepare for rcmoral.

Happy faces thronged the streets adjacent to our
stores during the past week. SIN more OF them will
be seen for the balance of the season. for reduc-
ductlOns are greater than ever. Come and look at
the few BARGAINS we describe below, and you will
appreciate the truth of assertion that such goods
ington.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02
SEATON PERRY.
Successor to Perry & BrotncrJ

Offers to the Public, ut Exceptionally Low Prices,
NEW AND CHOICE FRENCH SATINEsS. at Sec
2i.inth Twilled All.S.k FOULARDS, at 7jc; re-
hced from 81. - -
NLPHID DIES.
. Inre bur gains in LouIsINEs and SUMMER
5ILKS.
,CoLuRED suHAH. SILKS and SATIN RIA.
DANES, from tl25 to e.
~ special Offering OF 2s-inCh BLACK SATIN
"Great attractions" in BLACK SILKS, from &c
ELEGANT ALLsILK GRENADINES, from q rs
10 e3.
PURE LINEN and MERv LAWNS in great va.
Iiety. - .-
RICH ALfrSILK PLUSH GRENADINES.
SILK and Isle HOSIERY.
aAUZE UNDERNEATH, STYLISH HANDK Err
CHIEFS. . ~
tables LINEN and MOHAIR BUSTERS.
Isle GLOVES, MOUSQUEGAIRE KID
NEW JACQUARD LINENS FOR FURNITURE
nl- Plain figures and correct prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RW- THE BRIG GENERAL ARMSTRONG.

Whereas by the act for the relief, &c;
The Secretary OF State Is directed to examine and
adjust the claims of the captain, owners officers and
crew OF the said brig growing out OF the destruction
At Fayal In September 1914 upon the evidence eshb-
shed In u Court of Claims and to draw requlsiton
in vor OF said claimants their heirs executors adj
ministrators agents, assigns for the amount which
may be found due TO said claimants, not exceeding
K01Sg;
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given to all whom
may TO transmit to the Secretary Of state,
before the 30th day OF June next abatement In
writing Of the amount OF their claims and whether
they claim behalf OF the captain, the owners the
officers, the crew, and II ether owner, officer or
crew, the name names Of the person on whose be
half, and the amount OF the interest with reference
TO tile part OF the proof which sustnlns such claim
Said statement should also show In what capacity the
claimant claims whether rs original claimant or as
heir, executor administrator agent assignee of an
original claimant and should be accompanied by
proof OF title u such
FREDK. n. FRELINGHUYsEN,
my30-1uTh3w ID State.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02
lws posToFTIcE NOTICE


The Foreign Mails for the week ending SATUR-
DAY, June 3, 1882. Will close at this Office on TUES
DAY, at 10 n. M, for Europe by steamship Alaska,
via Queenstown. On bNHSDAY, at II a, M,
ampton and Bremen Oetters for Great Britain and
other European countries must be directed per
Oder % and at 1890 y. M, for Europe, by steamship
Bothnia, via Queenstown Netters for France must
France direct, by steamship Amerlque, via lfavre.
On THURSDAY, at II n. M, for Germany, France,
&C., BY steamship Iierder via Plymouth, Cherbourg,
European countries must be directed per Herder'),
and at p. M for Europe, by steamship City OF
Richmond via Queenstown. On SATURDAY, at 4. o
q, m. tor scotland direct, by steamship Bolivia via
Glasgow, and at $3.50 a. m. for Belgum direct by
steamship Pennnnd. via Antwerp, aud at II n. M,
for Germany, &c. by steamship Douan, via South
ampton and Bremen Celters for Great Britain and
other European countries must be directed "ppr
Douan y aud ut p. M, for Europe, by steamship
Celtic, via Queenstown.
The mails for Mexico via New Orleans close on Sun
day at730 D. m. The malls for Savnnllla &C. by steam.
for Hnyt bysteamship Alps close ON Monday at 70
IN. The malls for Aspiuwall and South Pacific by
steamship Colon, close on Tuesday ut 10 a. IN. The
malls for NEWFOUNDLAND, by steamship Canim, close
land and st. Pierre Miquelon, via Halifax close on
wednesday at 500 y. m. The mails for Bermudh,
The mails for Cuba and West indies, by steamship
city of Alexandria, close on Thursday mt 1891 III.
The malls for Porto Rico and Maracaibo, by steam
sp Aipin, close on Friday ut p. M The mails for
Friday at 1880 y. m The mails for Cuba, by steam.
Niagara, close Saturday at 1880 D. m. The mails for
Honduras and Livingston via New Orleans, close on
saturday at $3.50 p The malls for China and Japan,
FIR Auitralin, &c. via san Francisco, close June ~
HENRY @. PEARSON, Postmaster.
Posr-OFfIcE, NEW YORK, May "a, 1sS2 ma22
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02
LOCAL MENTION.
A BUSINESS MANS EXPERIENCE.

He could not tell what allied him
He knew his digestion was poor
and his heart pulpiated. He felt
his nervous system was shattered
He knew his urine was milky aud
ropy, but he had suffered from
these disorders for years and of
late he had began to feel him
self completely exhausted and his
nervous system shattered, and his
constitution broken down.
friend recommended Browns Iron
Bitters. Itsulted his case precisely
and now he is us healthy, robust,
aud strong as his heart could de-
sire, Go thou and do likewise;
then may you live long and happy
"A cltpptn9Jr from the Commercial
See advertisement of per cent. discount on
trunks, harness, ETC., at Topham's
SIX red tickets good for present Youngs.
MOURNING STORE, ia Seventh street, sells very
cheap.
THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches jewelry, &c. Call on or
address Herzog, 306 Ninth street, near Pennsyl-
Yania avenue
CHEAPEST man for Parasols. ]. L. Young's, 736
Seventh street.
CAsHMEREs, satins, silk, GrepPdines, Crepes
ia Seventh street.
"Alderney Dairy wagons"
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in Lb. "Ward" prints, at i0t per ID.
Also cottage cheese, &C. per ball; buttermilk, &c.
per quart, and sweet milk &c. per quart
SEE Paris Amazone Skirts Youngs, 1856 Seventh
street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02
= CAMPlIOR,
CARBOLiZED PAPER,
TAR PAPER.
AND
INSECT POWDER,
PROTECTION t AGAINST MOTH.
w. s. THOMPSON,


h~Says DfNTIST-HOWLANDD DENTAL ASSO-
R-S CITATION, No. III Four-and.a-half street,
doors north OF pennsylvania avenue, east side Here
after eXtractions under Nitrous Oxide without pain,
VIII be 81 for the first tooth and 30 cents each nddl
tional tooth at the same sitting. ExtTactiOns without
gas % cents each tooth Best Artificial Teeth made,
Al work warranted first class. Have administered
Nitrous Oxide 10 over 10000 patients. Patients
the office mr22-iy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02

See advertisement of 10 per cent. discount on
trunks, harness, ETC., at Topham's.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02

TAYLOR g. HUFTY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02

e|5Fe ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
W. against the National Theater for the season
Of ss2 will please present them for payment on
before SATURDAY, June 3, 1852.
my3l-3tF J. w. ALBAUGH, Manager
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02

Trunks Covered and Repaired promptly by good
IN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-02

CAsHNEREs, satins, silk, Greppdines, Crepes.
ia Seventh street.