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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
Ths Library aud Reading Rooms Of the v.
NJ q, A.

There IL hardly A 6pot Of ureaiar Ipteres1 or
one more EensrSliv natronissd ~ ths ,nhht W.
than thS library reading Tooms SnS DaIIop ~
tbS Young Mems ChTistIan As,ociaiInn y Tha
nnartments arc kent in 4 oIesnIv oondt,i,,n
Ysli ventilated, and eysTv Injucs,5ent nal ~
make them RttTaotlyo. Some lima sinca ,bS
Washington city library was oonsoIidsted with
theIrs. and thew now have a ooiIsetinn N fniiv
IL ONO volumes Of standard works 10 which il
oonstantIy being added nav and popuIaT bsoEs
a. rapldly as published Among the latest ali.
tons are 1.-THE End Of the world s. bv EivHrd
EgEleston; "POor Miss Finch, -" by WIIkIe tloi.
Inns, "The Eustnre Dlamouds V by A TToilone,
"Dharactor Sketches, - by Mcleod, and othsrS
too hume rous TO mention
Resides these they receIve many periodIoaIs
viEs 81 dailles, 81 religious Weekltes, and III
moRthlles end quArtsrliSs. The library i freo
10 ali for use 10 the rooms hut only suSsorIbeTs
and members are permitted 10 tSkS booES Ia
their homes. Three dollars year 10 a subscTI.
her, or one dollar per Rnnum for 4 membsr
allows them all the privileges Of the library, and
4 better or more satisfactory inyestmant Il sci.
dom found. Tho reading. room, adjacent 10 the
many shelves Of books, Is comfortably furnished.
open IRON O'Clock In the morning until 10 o. m
and free to all. During the day the rooms viii
be found we'll occupied by not only the rsqular
patrons, but many strangers visiting the oity
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

AlnuEh'er OF Liquor Iicenscs.
The Board Of Metropolitan Police met yester.
day and transacted the following business:
II. N. Keone was reRppnlnted an additional
private for twelve months, to do duty at the
shed on Seventeenth street, between l. and NJ
streets.
Private John n. Barry, Of the First precinct,
charged with gross neglect Of duty, was hned go.
John N. Henderson was appointed a pIiyAJe
on the force.
Applications for liquor licenses from the fol.
lowing persons were dlsapprOVed and referred
TO Major Richards; Francis r. Brooks John T.
fatty, ]. NJ. StultE, VIM. Scherger, Richard
Robinson, Grimm Reed, W. J. Martin, Hugh
Murray, Henry Miller, WIN. Hessler, John
Holmes Fred. Friedman, Charles EJel, Henry
BehrenS, John Barrier, Henry Scheri, j. JOuye.
nall Conrad YOst, NORRIS McAullie, John
Lynn, VIM. Loving, Mary JesunOisky, Il, Lsins,
Is. II. Flanagan, Christopher MAdes, jacob
HoIneT, Bernard HenEe and Jas higgins
The following applications weTo referred 10
Major Richards for investigation and report (:
Henry KOlb, Thus. McMahOn, Frank X. Ger.
bell, ThOs. Meany, G. sullivan, W. n. Lee,
Joseph Joseph, J. D. Wallace, II. q. Torch and
Sebastian Aman.
The applications OF Augustus Wllllge and
Anderson and Jones were TesOnslderod and TO
ferred to Major Richards.
The application VI Jos. II. Davidson waI dis
approved.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRs.

GRAIN Market There were 8, 800 bushels Of
Wheht received yesterday, the sales amounting
10 J,IOO bushels, at $50 per buInel.
OoLoRED lGsTlTUTE.-A movement IL on foot
among the colored Catholics Of this city to erect
an Institution for the moral and Intellectual
training OF o0lOTod children.
THAT LHAK.-ThO cause Of. the leak at the
corner OF Bridge aud Montgomery streets was
Yesterday iOuhd 10 be hange VI the 3O.lnch
main a. one Of the traps.
THH mAREET.-The work Of raising tho mar
ethOuse " the required hslght-the level Of
the new grade Of Bridge stTSet-Was completed
yesterday.
The steamer L. O. Knight cleared yosi oFday,
nom New York, with 800 barrels Of -four, and
the Lady Of the Lake, for Norfolk, with 100 bar.
rels Of flour.
tbs receipts Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, for the week ending Saturday,
November y, were: Cumberland, Sl5,2lO 81;
HeOTgotOWn, tl,73l; Hancock, 400 20; Williams
port, 90 90-LOtul, I'll, 246.4O.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS

HuyICES or NFw AnvERrIsRatENTs.
A suALL furnished, or partially furnished
house 10 wanted.
A SPECIAL convocatlou Of Eureka r. A, Chap.
tor, No. I, will DO held this evening.
srRAouHANs LoDoE, No. 10, X. Of p, Uni-
form Association meets every Tuesday night.
JAMES BKLLEw, bookseller and picture dealer,
TO5 Seventh street
sToRr No. va d street northwest for rent
WIN. SHusrRR 4 BRo., have large llock
Of silks
ILTtNER 4 CLrART, auotloneers and real
eItAte brokers, will SELL on Saturday, November
TO- At 10 O'Clock, o. m, largo collection OF fur
nlture. Also, on wednesday, November 20, At
II O'Clock, a. tn, the stock in trade contained In
stere SIp Pennsylvania avenue.
SEE liable Bros mammoth stock Of winter
,lothipV
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

tFrom the Fat Contributors Saturday EIEhtl
II Is our delight, while endeAVoTing TO divert
our readers, 70 mingle certain amount Of In
struction with the lighter pabulum offered, 80
that the reader may not say, alteT he has laid
down the paper, that he has lived Through the
peTusal Of usl In vain. Hence Il ls that We 90.
caslonally abstract word from WebsteT's IN.
abridged, and holding II up TO playful eontem.
plation, convey at the same time very interest.
Ing as well as valuable Information TO the In.
quirinR mind.
On this occasion, dear readers, We desire to
call your attention TO the word high. II IL a
term much used, both by high and low, while
Jack and the game sustain intimate relations
thereto. When only one point Is required TO 10
out, II becomes an Interesting question who IL
highs but II the whole party 10 high, the point
10 sometimes q troublesome one to decide. We
trust that none OF our readers ever get 90 low as
to take hand with those who get high
High 10 u word that Is used 10 various oonneo.
TONS and to express varied ideas. For Instance,
George Washington was high 10 the estimation
OF the world, yet Il Il notifying 10 reflect that
common priGe.hghter was Hyer Real estate
sometimes goes up very high, but It can't begin
To 20 up as high as a balloon can. A valuable
race horse may 20 for high price, but the most
worthless old pelter In a livery stable goes for
hire, II he goes at all. ali hi" cries the fast
and bOisterOus youth, as he endsAyors to pass all
other teams on the highway, aud the most timld
and sensitive maiden will "Aie the away 10 my
bower" at loves low signal
In countries whore tho nobility thrive II 10
considered great good fortune to DO high. born.
In this land Of equality, however, where ono
man 10 as kOOu as another, and two men are as
good Us half dozen sometimes, we have no. bill.
lily, and to be high.bOTn Il simply 10 DO born In
the tinh or sixth story. To such people Il must
really be a pleasure 10 "get down In the world"
In Spain, nObleman Of the lowest class 10
called hidAlgO. Tho higher you 20 In the
scale OF nobility thu higher the dalgoSA
Those were rare days whom the hlgh-boTn few
ruled the loW.born many without lot or bind.
rance, subject only " within or caprice. They
rode tho high-hOrse, INDUCED IN high. tOWn
phrases Qt We can DO ieye the rornanoes Of that
perlodi which, OF course, We oan't,) wrote In
hlerOglyphica than any one else ever did, eat
hlgh-seasOned food, and drank hIlarIOusly as In
winter they hlbernAted. High Old times, were
they mott
And hnally, cOnSiderlng the high price Of com.
position In this Otnce, It 10 high time that our
article on High be brought down 10 a close. We
don't wish 70 appear hlgh.psrerltloal or OF 4
high pochOndriao turn Of mind, neither would
We speak In high.perbOles, or In any manner
high-pOthecnte our ideas, but 10 the rising gen.
GRAFTON who desire TO stand high In the world,
We would say, avoid high.pOcrisy, shun high.
sters, cultivate tho high .drRnt rather than the
beer pump, don't make hlgh-enas Of yourselves
In matters hlgh.m0Eaal-ln short, DO high.
minded.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

A meeting Of the vice regents OF tho Mount
Vernon Association was held In New York on
Friday last, when reports were received Of the
most gratifying order relative to the manage
ment Of tho estate, which has lately been put In
charge OF Colonel HOllingswOTth, who holds the
oihce Of president, secretary, and superintsnd.
Ont. Under this new arrangement all the room
In the mansion have been thrown open 10 visit.
0rs, which could not conveniently be done dur.
Ing the occupancy Of the regent, whose llLhealth
has often confined her u her apartment. The
objects OF her residence at Mount Vernon hay.
Ing been accomplished, she will now return to
her own home, and tho ladies hope 10 secure the
continuance OF the new ARRANGEMENT entered
into 10 tue Installation VI Col HOllingsWOrth.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

Yesterday MeEsrs Harvey, commissioner Of
education OF the State OF OhiOi Stevenson, su-
perintendent Of schools, Columbus, Ohio; DOty,
superintendent Of schools, Detroit, Mich; Mar.
bile, superinte mt Of schools, Worcester, Mass
and other gentlemen who have been hero at
tending the convention with reference TO tho
Franklin building. They were shown through
all the grades by Superintendent Wilson and
Trustees Harris and Hart, and expressed tho
greatest delight at tho system Of education puT-
sued heTe. They all oompllmented our schools,
especially tho method VI psnmanship. The
blanks aud forms were given 70 all those gen.
tlemen as matters Of reference, and they will
use them as occasion may require In their
FehOolR
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

On Wednesday night, amer James Mont.
gOmery and family, residing on Sixth street,
between + and q southwest had retired TO a
bod some thief entered the hOuIe by crawling
dow, and proceeded TO the bureau In Mr.. Mont
gOmeTy's room, and took thefefTom a watch and
chain. Evidently becoming alarmed, and fear.
and made his exit through back door which he
very kindly LEFT open behind him. No clue he 9
yet been ascertained oil the thief. Il viii be re-
membered that during last winter . house IN
the same row, then occupied by Mr.. George
HulmSs was en- red and robbed twice, and Il 10
evident that the perpetrAtOr Of the crime Is we'll
posted about the locality,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
WORSE AGAIN.
The Epiz.OtIs Not Checked.


A More Violent Tyne Of tho DIsrnss Pre-
-,,,- -, .,-'-
NalhoH-' etter irom AsHiNtnht shfEeoh
}. J. woodward.
The favorable svmntoms e,bIb,ted nv m.
'yHP'O"' 'N"''iON " tne
equine STOCK In the hr't few days lod to the I'm.
preston that the horses hrst attacked with the
spi,oo,Ic v.r, Ironrov,ns, I'm, ,nob 49,. mo-, 49,,
n..,,oh.,S.,,., vhn,s,.o,,,nn,, ,n.. 49, ~
peAttopetheIaoI WhethetoWlng 10 the ehanEe-
able weather or the strange action Of tho dis.
sase. many Of the horses yesterdaV that bays
boep sIek Tor two veek, r.st dI,pIav.d ~ ,iIgh,
ov IT, " VI ~ " q, 10 slsht
nV VI suS ~ s,s ~ u,,',SIt W ue-
SIuS NnesnUI NY iupI1'elpsut nau tsken place
a E UsIs ~ he gg.tsnt SsrH 10 Shs 70.
wv ,11 ~, ~ $500 - n'tI,y atau,e. "
Wa SnHt Snp heI ~, "eIy ~ aoout me
cITrsyinl tSne sbo,Sing not CIV tha, ~ W, W.
,Iatn,s n tbn s,aStos ia iit,Is t,i'h ~ p,o
b.n a. ,aSstrss Tr,r ~ 20, NY, h1 t IN. tno
@ ~, ~ "a y ,Uti W ~, w wv .nat t,iey gu
~ ~, III a. A.. rS ,ii ,gus WV
hatn hcsn s.LihjIS IN oinsy ci,ios ~, ~, tna'
,,soJ No. ,gi1b H., 80, t,n III ~ ~ ~
pTcIIing IN ibo NV Is nvllceShIs mus iat no
~ 10 II Sts,h SS,.,n 80 a., ,,tr,.t A.. -.
NJ HbIeh arc ve+y much swoiien' SImn,t g.
S,r',In,, "a dn,,Iy. ~ .n,r,si y' I 70
l, auI uoup'' Aro enVet'aIneu VI the AMI
10 conssoasnco cf thu rain alarm the, ~.
.tIsd veS,rrJw no s,r,,t "a - y la ~. pto'
III 80 ~ ~ hr.yts ,ht Wy Iup w,
are now G1nsisTabIV W,rss rom ~ .Ifn,s ~
n TbeEe arc M Isast afieon bad cssos ~ III ~
stables Of tbs Wsshinvton and Hsor,, ~ ~
COMPANY, anu rom sppearaneas Yesterday II 10
t,aiI ~ TboS bayo.b.mn tgImin nay,
box stalls, about twelve feet square, and move
| around unchecked. They appear to be 10 great
distress, lying down most Of the time, and
breathe heaylly. Out o. nye hundred ARd
| thirty:three horses owned by the company TINY
| have thus far lost sixteen.
| Many OF the horses belonging 10 Adams and
| Knox Express Companies are still quite sick,
I a hRI F EaE kNNN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Death of Two of tho Victims.
a Third Terribly Mpnlatsd for IIfc--An
Inauest 10 he Held To-dny

a Third Terribly AIanIatsd for IIfc--An
Inaarst to be Held To-day.
Lewis Poyton and Nathaniel Thompson, two
Of tho injured men by tho collision on the Bait.
more and Potomac railroad At the tunnel near
the navy.yard on Thursday night, died shortly
alter their removal to Providence hospital, and
W. II. Jones, who bad one leg cut OF entirely
and tho other nearly severed, had an Amputa
ton performed upon him yesterday at the hos
pltal, thereby relieving him Of the dangling leg,
and although tho surgeons were apprehenslVo
that he would not DO able to stand the operation,
no revived and took some nourlshment amer.
wards, and they have some hopes Of his rcoOV.
cry. King was able to walk to the Sixth street
depot after the accident.
The legs Of the unfortunate men which wero
severed were yesterday sent To tho hospital
from the Flrst precinct station, where they were
brought after the collision. Coroner Patterson
yesterday slgnihed his Intention OF holding on
Inquest, aud set to-day at 10 o'clock for the pur.
pose. After tho Inquest the railroad cOmpany
will take charge Of the bOdlee, and will send
Peyton's remains to Aliio and Thompson's to
Alexandra, where their respective wives and
families reside.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB


Tho committee appointed at the recent meet.
inE vi the Young Mems Republican Club to
make arrangements for q formal call on PFes.
dent Grant, 10 congratulate him on the result
OF tho recent election, have performed tho duty
assigned them. The President has expressed
his Willingness to receive the club on Saturday
morning AZ II o'clock.
Prior to thAt hour ull the members will arsem.
bic at the club. house, No. 4Os Thirteenth street
10 black clothes, and proceed thence In body
TO the Executive Mansion.
II 10 expected that each member, as we'll as
the delegates and alternAtes to the Philadelphia
convention, will DO promptly On hand.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
THE COURTS



SUPREME COURT OF THR UEITED STATES
IhmldaH hOUtmbFr II, ls72-NO. 2Jl. Milton
Martin OF al, appellants, ys. The United states
On motion Of Mr., Attorney General Williams
postponed 10 loot OF docket
No. 80, Arthur LoaTy ct al, appellants, VS.
The United States. This cause was argued bJ
Mr. N; =. Chapman and Mr.. 7. J. Durant, Of
counsel Tor tho appellants, and by Mr.. Attorney
General Williams for the appellee.
No 2j3 Jas. U. Voorhees,, assignee, &c, Ap,
pellant, vs., J. N. S. II. BUnesteel. This cause
was submitted on printed arguments by Mr.. J.
+. y. OottTill, Of counsel for the appellant, ND
counsel appearing for the appellee.
No, 23t, The HOlyOks Water Power Dom,
pany, plaintiff In error, vs.. ThsO. Lyman and
al commissioners, sc. On motion OF Or. Cham.
beTlRin, continued.
No. $50 Tho United States, appellaniA vs..
James NJ. PrOYine. On motion OF AR. Attorney
General Williams, continued.
NO. Isl. John r. Smith, plaintiff In error vs..
Tue United states, On motion OF AIR. Attorney
General Williams, continued.
No. Us. Chares q. Miller, OF al. plaintiffs In
error, Va. The People VI the State VI New York,
The argument VI this cause was continued by
Mr.. TheO. BACON, VI counsel TOR the plaintlifa
In error, and continued by Mr.. j. U. OoohTano
for the de iendants 10 error
Adjourned until 10, morrow at II o'clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

A committee Of students from Columbian
College waited on Mr.. W. W. COTcoFan, last
evening, to present him copy Of resolutions
adopted At meeting Of the members, thanking
bin Tor his late magnificent gin to the institu
ton. The resolutions were beau fully trans
scribed by Mr.. Hay, and attached were the
names OF all the students. MIR. UuthbeTt made
the presentation speech, and was followed by
others, 10 which Mr.. CUroOTan responded In heart
lolt words. Aner some time spont In pleasant
Intercourse the committee Withdrew, much
pleased with their cordial reception.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

Al the 9th monthly meeting OF the Harmony
Building Association, Wednesday night, thirty
shares were advanced on, at an average premium
Of tsk per cent. About 500 new shares were
added 10 Its previously large number. This Is
avery nOurishlng association, and q few more
shares may be obtained by application to tho
secretary, Mr.. W. II. WstEel, 2llo II street
northwest, within the next two weeks
Al the olst monthly meeting OF the Washing.
ton Cooperative Association, the same night
cent premium.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

EDITOR or REPUBLICAN The article In your
Issue VI yesterday has constrained me 10 be Of
the same belief us the writer Of said article, a.
lLr as the Individual cases Of DR.. Butler and
DT. Rankin are concerned. These two would. be
eminent uiyiues have not as yet attained TO their
highest privileges; and this Is really the source
Of their uniTiondly feelings In regard to tho
Sabbath evening seI vices at Lincoln hall
would respectfully, as u brother In Christ, Tetsr
them 10 the nth chapter VI Paurs eplstle 10 tho
Romans. EUREKA.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

The Central Building Association, No. ., held
their annual meeting last night, and elected the
following officers: President Dr. A. J. BoraBd
vice president, j. II. Bartlett; treasurer, j
ructUTs, !. g. FTanz1ni, W. X. Riley, D. II.
Moore, q. =, Wauuoll, Thomas r. PenN, b. q.
Eeklutt, James L. TuTIun, Charles W. schell
uud Joseph r. Humber
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

Tho weekly weather chronicle concludes Dur.
lug tho past week rain or snow has fallen over
tho entire country east Of tho Rocky mountains
except from Kansas aud Nebraska TO southern
Illinois and western Kentucky. The following
stations show the largest total amounts BOS-
ton, ] W Inches Montgomery, 2O4i Augusta,
229 Galveston, $40 Mobile % and New
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

WOMEN As HOTEL CLELWs-A now avenue
OF employment Is now opened 10 women. The
proprietor OF large hotel at HOlyOke, MaaA.,
weary Of the lnbaiioTablo impudene6 TO guests Of
male clerks, besOught him to try the expert.
ment Of putting lady 10 that position. A young
lady was employed, who not only attended to all
her Othco dulles faithfully and WELL but also had
charge VI the large library. The guests say no
one ever looked 50 we'll aii0r their comfort as tho
lady clerk has done, Another result Of her
presence at the desk was the frequent gathering
10 the Office OF the lady guests OF the house III a.
banishinE smoking and horse talkn RhOnE tho
gentl0men,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

InVltau MS have Just been Issued for the nfth
select hop Of the 5. $: ). @ Society, which will
take place nj ShellOn's academy on W edneEdAy
evening, November q. The members OF the
association are determined that this Us all pre-
oedlng hops, shall be select, and for that reason
have decfeed that no gentleman shall DO Ad.
mitted unless accompanied by a lady. A good
decree, and one which should DO generally fol.
lowed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

Sewing machine Is the best Of all. The periec
ton Of stitch on all Kinds Of goods, great range
Of work, ease VI operation, hyisel0si, Tor mUre
nearly sothan any other shuttle maehine,) self
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability of
all parts IL not equaltd In any other machine.
Once, oOb street, Masonic Temple.
Nj p. ADANa Il Co, Agents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
CITY ITEMS.

rur new CoIonnado Hotel, philadelphia, Pa,
only ono block from the United states Mint.
LApIEa AND aENTLEMKN, II you wish your
wearing npuarel cleaned In a tirsLolass manner
send them 70 A. FIsHER, els Ninth street, oI-
posits Patent once. The Professor will give
You satisfaction without fall. Kid gloves cleaned
nice and cheap.
"NtCTOR"
Sewing Machine,
and
Nine. Democrats,
Patterns,
400 Pennsylvania avenue, between FOur.and.a
halt and Sixth streets.
FoR MosT DELICIOUS
HOMEMADE SAUSAGE
HoT FKBRkN's
STAR MAREET,
Notthenat corner q aud Thirteenth streets
northwest,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

OTDeT Of New NUk avenue and Fiheenth
street, pays per cent, pef aunum on depOsitI
for each calendar month. banking hOuTb v "a
I; Saturdays, VtO 4Hhd tOb.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

y - WAHHINuIONl D, % Nov. T. IbIl.
On tho petition Of Luulua y. pOhrFH Of IsSW
BIln.Wiok, n; j., praying for tho oItenslGu Of a
patent granted 70 him on the 10Th day Of ftbIuATy
l8e, for an improvement In hlAatio TOyal
It's ordsTod that the testimony In the be closed
9n the 18th day OF JAhpaly next, that the tine for
hinn arguments and the hEAminsT's report 10 lin.
TIED 70 the 9tth day Of January nett, aud thai said
petition be heard on tho 20Lh dAy Of January neIt
Any peraon mag QpPOoe thia extension,
p01.Th9W N. ID, LHQGKTT, Oomm lSaloaSE,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

HRLIOuABOLUs was great In his day and gen.
Grafton 1 10 wns Joan vi Arc but Mother one Of
these know anything VI tho art Of selling pho
t0nraphs. There 70 a place, however, II this
mUdoTn city OF Washington where they 10 II
h No. 3iT seventh street, corner d.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

PrRvrorLY FIrINO SHIRTs.-Ths largest
assnrI5nsnI Of sizes and styles Inspection in-
Siisi CSC. q, hEhEiEa,
'' No 40 Seventh street northwest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

4, van ,yANr solnsthinE that will keep you
,rsr,n In All woAthara and always look we'll YET
one Of those me brown oVoIeoAUS u hOu'An
Coz COZ Seventh stIeeL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
hrnnIna

Lovers OF the hns aTls should sec the fine pie.
lures ~ tho store VI james Below, bookseller
and picture dealer, No. 1906 Seventh street, Op-
pOsite the Patent once Iley arc gems,