The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-13
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w nEMEMBER THE PoOa.
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Ths sas.ssrsusd's Ceresrs.
Tomorrow night tho washington saon.
perbund, assisted BY the best musical talent
Of tho city, will give grand concert for tho
The excellence Of tho entertainment Is
assured from the well-known ability OF the
performers, and the object for which inc
concert is given should secure croMaea
house. Those who arc In the euloyment Q,
all the comforts Of life, who know nov sh Mnn
Il Ia to feel tho iron hand OF poverty, snou.a
remember that there are many IN gu, Guy
who anxiously dread tho approach OF nin NV,
knowing not how they will be apie 70 sn,vu
themselves and little ones from Inc ch''''"s
Let all bear in mind the wants Of the shll bill;
dreu of poverty, and lend helping ns" \.
TO the efforts Of the generous ocle ny s.as N
endeavoring TO secure means to an a,,n roor
some extent the sufferings OF on. '"' r''''
LOCAL BRKvITrEs.-As matter OF p na.
several restaurant propriotors havc 'esT mi
mined to give away the oyster soup W."
charge for the crackers. :,
Addison Tripplct, colorod, was sent TO Jal
by Justice Buckley on charge Of petit lar
ceDy.
About 1 o'clock yesterday morning an un.
occupied frame house on the corner OF
Twentieth and NJ streets, tho property Of
VIM. Rutherford, was discovered TO DO ouN
nre BY Onlcers Riley and Harris, Vho extin.
gulshed the flames without turning In an
alarm. Tho damage was slight, and tho
origin Of the FIRE was the work OF an incsn-
diary.
Robert A. Little, q marine, was arrested
Tor desertion aud sent 10 the marine barracks.
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GERS Davidson and Robertson conveyed 10
the Sixth precinct station q man named
Henry Driscoll, by occupation carpenter,
WI. ON they found on Seventh street, ap.
pare,tly In dying condition. Drs. King
and But. were called In, and rendered med.
icai asslsta, zee. Yesterday morning he had
sufficiently res covered as to proceed to hit
home on twenty. second street.
A few evenings since some sneak thici
of Col. Joe shiuiugtou, IN 4 street, between
Second aud Third streets, and stripped the
clot hes line Of Its contents, consisting OF tho
Coloncps linen and other t>ndsr garments,
The thief made OF with the plGnder, and the
Colonel consoles himself with the remark
that tho Occupation of his new house Ia not
propitlous for luck"
In THESE PRESSING TIMES, when dollar
well as duty, we desire to advise our numer-
Gus readers (as they arc becoming more nu'
merous every day our paper Is issued) where
they can do so advantageously to themselves.
We refer to tho well-kpown clothing house
Of A. Saks & Co., who with their recent
great improvements are enabled TO show
their stock to the best advantage to both the
buyer and seller. Their stock Is the largest
aud best assorted In this District. The pop
ularity OF their prices is shown by tho fact
that although they are the youngest firm In
their line In this city their business Is secpnd
to none.
Their nrst floor contains every article OF
wearing apparel suitable for mems, youths
or boys wear ready made, In addition to
their largo stock Of lno dress shirts, under
wear, neck wear, &c.
Their second floor Is devoted to the mer-
chant tailoring portion OF their business and
livery wear (so necessary and requisite to
ladies who have stylish turnouts.)
We have avoided onumerating any prices,
as TO do so TO give the reader the fnintest
Idea would require more space than We are
able to spare to-day, owing to the Immense
pressure on our columns.
THE ESTgRPRIsING FIRM of James 8. Top
ham Il Co., No. 500 Seventh street, having
closed out tho largest stock OF Carriage aud
Buggy Robes In the city, have again selected
another fresh stock from the largest houses
In New York, consisting Of Wolf, Fox and
Buffalo Robes, together with great variety
Of Plush Robes and Lap Blankets, which
they are prepared to sell at greatly reduced
prices. Our readers would do weir 10 give
this house call before purchasing else
where.
CUMMISs' EXTENSIVE SHOE ESTABLISH
NENT, Seventh street, seems to DO tho favor
IT nf t..a L.. H. -
very 'aturally so from the fact that no other
establish, mcnt In the city presents so large
and dcsir, bic an assortment. The new
winter stock n by far much larger aud even
more soloct tina at any previous season,
thereby giving the large trade of the house
and the public the g,> attest advantage. l
DAVIS, corner of Eighth .'rset and Market
Space, agent for Grover & b.. Scrs sewing
and fancy goods deal.,t' mas on
hand the most extensive and comp.e'e as
laces, trimmings, &c., ever off red
to the Washington public.
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A New DIREcToRY.-Mr. Samuel Strong,
the contractor for numbering the buildings
upon our public streets, also proposes to pub
lish city directory, and has employed the
most skillful' canvassers to take the names OF
chbous. Dublucbb nun bnOulu icuu MS Uu-
vertlsement In another column.
PnSos.-What more suitable present for
q holiday gift than one Of those superb Dcs-
sau's pianos, the entire stock of which will
be sold on Wednesday, 18th instant, by W. l..
Wall &c Co., corner Ninth street aud Penn
sylvania avenue. Sec advertisement.
A rIRsT-CLAss FARM, half mile from
Bennlng's Bridge, will be sold or exchanged
Tor city property on very advantageous
Terms by Professor j. Scala, leader Of the
Marine band.
A SUBSTANTIAL BRICK DWELLING, on ]
street, between Ninth aud Tenth, Is offered
for sale on very reasonable terms, by X. W.
bowman, No. 511 Seventh street.
A MASS MEETING Of laborlng men and me-
rhancs Of tho Fourth ward Is TO be held at
Bouldln's church, Fourth aud l. streets, this
evening"
LOCAL NOTICES.
CARDIGAN JACKETs.-Probably the largest
assortment to be seen anywhere. Prices:
$3.50, 50, - aud IS; German hand-knlt,
-, Is and 80; Double Jackets, Sc.
GEO. q. HEssINO,
No. ill Seventh street.