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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06


The Potomac Fruit Growers Association held
their regular monthly meeting yesterday at the
Hoard Of Trade rooms, Friend Chalkly GlllnR-
ham (presi1onO In tho chair and Col Gurus
M-. John T. Bramhall presented specimens
Of the apple qulncc, vino sap apple and variety
Of apples unnamed.
specimen Of the Japan quincc, which was very
me.
the society two Of Gen. Ewlng's children, about
SIX and seven years Of age, who presented sam
pies OF native chestnuts, Usage orange, with
various cuttings OF select gratis.
Mr.. Smith also submitted cuttings OF new
AMI valuable variety Of roses.
Mr. Smith submitted a paper to the society,
proposing that premiums be offered TO boys In
bonks and plants for tho best exhibition Of
fruits OF next years growth from graftB with
fruit buds set this fall or next spring, LIST, ID
and %, apples, pears, peaches, plums, &C., he
agreeing TO furnish tho books and come choice
On motion, tho paper was received, and Mr..
Smith appointed committee Of one to carry
tho project into execution.
Mr. Smith also presented q paper proposing
10 offer premium for the best essay on the in.
PRODUCTION Of horticultural element In our
schools. Tho subject was deferred until the
next meeting.
Major John II. King called tho attention oil
tho society to tho Importance OF preserving
fruits by artificial means to be exhibited OF the
February meeting,
The society then adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

NIrAsHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE.
w Eleventh Gtfest, south PennsJlvanlA AEonue)
TREMENDOUS ATTRAUTIONhl ...
UHPRHOEDENTED NOVELT1EBll
Second week Of the WoTld.ronouned athletes aud
EymnAstH.
BROWN AND SANFORD.
10 their thrilling feats 10 midAir, entitled FbinE
Ths b,,utIful and d.sbipr paps,u,o,. the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06
THE COURTS.


CIRCUIT COURT chief Justice CdTiiCr-
This court was engaged as follows yesterday
Thompson VS.. Klmmell. Judgment for de-
PENDANT.
Rock vs.. Ksrby. Ordered to be placed on cal
endAr,
TOWles vs.. McNamAra. Judgment on rsqu.
sitiOn for 400, and Interest.
Con vs.. Howard ct al Judgment by default.
MOhun ct al vs.. MOOkbee. Order on garnishee
10 answer heterogeneous.
Sinclair vs. CLARK Judgment belo" amTmeu'
CASKS TO DAY.
The following cases on the calendar are as
signed for trial to-day Nos 80, 3S, Al, ~, A. Is,
40, so, 81, 25j. Adjourned.
SPECIAL TERM-Judgs WylR.-Thls court
made the following orders Saturday:
Want VS.. Want, Order for allowance pending
suit and for attorneys foe and reference TO eN'
RmineT to take testimony.
Johnson vs. Duokgtt. Decree taking bill for
confessed.
Addison VS.. Addison. Order referring case to
auditor to consider the pTopTiety Of sale.
Boston VS.. Douglas. Order Of reference to re-
port on membranes
lie NOlr vs. lie NOlr, and Nolan vs. Nolan.
Order taking bill for confessed.
Banker vs. Gilbert, Order TeinBtatlnE lien.
Otutt vs.. King Order granting H. a.
Adjourned,
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge HUmphTsyS-Thls
court was Engaged as follows yesterday;
WIN. II. Padgett, who was indicted with Do
KrAft for the murder Of Peter BENNETT was
released on 81, 900 ball, his father VIM. Padgett,
unu Iuuu To- MNNb Buluk uu buuus
HeEekiah Edwards, convicted ofmanslauEhter
last week under an Indictment charging him
with tho murder OF Robert Humburd, on the
18th Of August last, was brought before the
court, and further action was postponed until
Monday next,
POLICE,
POLICE COURT-Judge Smell. - John CLARK,
charged with rape at KalOrama Heights, con
tinued. james Anderson, oolored, charged with
carrying razor, fined 80. Morris II, Winch,
assault on some unknown person, co., Frank
Higgins, assault on Richard Stanley, %: Goo.
Roam, inteTruptlng performance at thoatfot
so, Daniel BuTns forfeited collateral for pro
family. WIN, shaw, oOloTed, prOiane 10 Liberty
hall, loud enough TO DO hoard on the street. ~.
WIN, Jackson, oOOred dis0rdeTly conduct, ~.
Geo, Payne, public profanity and disorder, ~.
Geo. W, Rose, charged with loud oufSlng 10
Bhanty In Louso alley, so that II could be heard
In the street, -. Amanda Stewart, Sam. Banks
and Phil. Atkinson, charged with ouTsing In the
house OF John Shea, Louise alley so that Il
could he heard In the street, 81 each. Charles
TaskeT, disoTdcrly, Is, Elizabeth Blaze, pTOfane
Ia NailOt's alley, ab, Margaret Matthews and
Tllda Price, loud and bOstorOua language on
tho street. Is each. Bridget MahOney ouTSing
In her house 70 that II could DO heard on tho
street, %. Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

vo " "a ~ y. ~. . no.. nnon SsSo,
and apart for that purpose, IN the fATmoTS and
DroVoru' hank, will be seen by the following eortih
cate Of the Cashier
fARMEHs' AND DRovHRs BANH,l
IoUBVtLLK, NY, september ID, lb79. !
THIS Ia To uattfy that there deposit In this
hank over half milton dollars to tho credit Of the
Gin Donosrt Fund, 800 100 Of which Is held b. this
bank - treasurer OF the Pablio Library Of Kentucky,
TO pAJ on ali outs TO be awarded At the drawing
", =. ykEOH, Cashier.
PRICE OF TIOKETS
Whole iieLes. sos halves, 81 qgaIters, say II
whole tickets for 4OOI D for $50 ID Tor SOL li3 Tor
FiNOj; 9sS for talJJ; SIS for e5jOO, No discount
lees than elOO worth Of tickets At time
The dTAEiuE will positively and unequiynealy take
place December =, Agents arc PsremptoTly required
70 close sales ard make returns November 3 10 order
10 give ample time for the aAl arrangements Ordes
for tickets gppl Aiona Tor oiIeulATa should DO Ad
dTsased 70 Gov, TuOs, q, BnAmLkTTBt
Aren't Public library 81 Kentucky, Louisville, Ky.
New York Once 600 Broadway, 10 epAtRe Of
Major THOS. II. HAYS. Ool9-S6MsmAWs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

Grand Chancellor Davis has issued 4 dlspen.
sAtlOn TO O. J. l.. FoxWell, commander Of tho
trst division, for all Knights In said division TO
display the uniform Of the Order when in the
Judgment Of Commander FOxWell II shall be
deemed necessary.
The board OF directors Of the Knights Of
Pythias Mutual Relief Association hold their
monthly meeting tonight, when n large num-
Der Of applicants will be admitted TO member.
ship
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

Warden Crocksr, Of the washln gton jail, In
company with his assistants, len on Monday
lowing prisoners: Fred. DeKratit alias Grirn,
convicted OF mRnslaughter In killing Peter Ben.
nett In August last, and sentenced 10 eight
Ter In Killing WIN. darlington, August ~, and
sentenced 10 three years; Albert Hart, convicted
Of assault with intont TO kill, and sentenced TO
three years; and Roubon Green, convicted OF an
assault with intent TO Kill, and sentenced to hve
years In tho penitentiary.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

COMPARATIVE WEIGHT OF SOLDIERS
During the FranCo-Prussiau war II was esti-
mated that, averaging both armies, FIVE Ger
mans Outwelghed six Frenchmen. Not only
are the Germans huge compared with French
men, but huge as compared with their own
ancestors. The Prussian soldier who fought
at Sedan averaged three inches larger round
the chest and two inches taller than the Prus-
sian soldier who fought at Waterloo. This
astonishing development Is ascribed TO fifty
years OF stringent military training enforced
upon the whole male population.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06
SWsa2, I k SsEEsSSHssET,bE Trustee.
q, ooae. w p Z A%&lAsotSHHMAN. Auet.
On AE y f ~ G ~ SHEgE2XER HFSE rs

OHANuERY SALE Nv IMPROVED REAL rs.
TATN IN THE UIrY OF WASHINGTON,
By virtue Of d otos Of the IN rene Court Of the
District Of Co1mblr: passed oetoneT " NJ In
John Hnnsa St al, sdsI srsT Tor sale, At public
auction, 10 front OF the premises, on FRIDAY, tho
Sth dag Of NOysoibsF At o'clock y, M that paIoa
OF nd In aAid olty known a. part Of J. No. ., 10
square No. ts bezlnninE Sixth street west IS feet
ming thence north 10 feet east u feet inches south
Is feet Weat feet lnollaa to the beginning, with
the improvement, consisting Of a small frame house
This piopory Tous ou sixth street northwest, noAr
the corner OF u street
Immediately Gftsr the Abova shall offer Lot No
n the soath feet front on Fifth street west, By the
depth Of tho lot Of Lot No. d. the south II feet front
Filth stToot west by tho depth Of the Lat Of Lot No -
and the north feat front Fith street Wstt by the
depth Of the Lot 81 Lot No 81 all In square Nc. Aa6
houses fronting 90 fitth street northwest belSocn
q and u, and have depth Of u toet 10 an alley Is
BY yTtus Of The lNmo decrOo, | shall offer GU SAT.
URDAN, thenth day OF November, at O'Clock
depth Of the Lot Of Lat No. 10, IN square No. SID.
This Lot has depth Of Is fee, IL Improved BY =
small frame house, and Il situated street north
west, near the conner NJ Fifth street
H. Ia square No SIS This t1Efrpnts % ipst on Filth
htTsst nnTthWn I, between ! aud X sirosts, has 4
depth Of iul ieet, Gpd e improved BY tonr sm,ll
flame houaea EAih Of The above houses will DO
Terms OSS third Of ths purchase money Ia cash
the balance IN two equal luaiAllnsnts, at and "
months from tho day OF sale. The purchasers notes
70 be given for the deferred payments, bearing In:
tsrest from the day Of sale and lieu 70 be reserved
the premise. 82l 70 be paid on each parcel when
ssS PSGSS ~. hHo0A0a M P4ustdS S''
ootiBsotd THOA NJ. WAGOAMAN. Auct.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

THE Missouri Democrat corrects the YER
sion commonly given OF Tom! Corwin's
famous sentence about "bloody hands and
hospitable graves" II occurred In Corwin's
speech on the Mexican war. He didn't say,
as usually quoted! III were Mexican, as l
am American, and your army should Invade
my country, should welcome your soldiers
with bloody hands 10 hOspltable graves"
The exact words Of Mr.. Corwin were these;
III were Mexican, would say to you,
have you not room in your own country 10
bury your dead menl II you come Into mlne
We will greet you with bloody handl, and
welcome you 10 hoSpltabl0 graves"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

now is the time 10 secure Just what you want In
your Boots and Shoes. Gartrell, 900 Seventh
street, corner Of l. guarantees TO give you style,
at and durability, the three great essentials In
foot gear, at very moderate prices. We advise
Renee with this famous old house is, they do Just
what they promise.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

VUETWE TNUTU WUEIH EWUWINWF
THuRsToE's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder ID the
best Dentrinoo In use. 1t keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and tho gums sound and healthy.
Price Is and so oents.
JoUvHN's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior 70 anything known. Price 20 cents,
THoMPsoE's Pomado Optlmo Is exquisite. II
softens, beauties, and strengthens tho hair.
Price rs and 50 cents.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

TTNITND BTATHb FAIFNI VFTIUEl ,.,o
u MAHHmurON, D. o., Nov !, lel2.
On tho petition Of OEORnE u. JENEtBoH, Of Ware,
MAssaah uiattH, prAynE for tho eGte1aion OF paenl
granted 10 him on the lat DAY q febtuhIy aog anu
Taaau8d on thh 9Th day OF March, bl2 Tor an improve
mant - nAkers Ovens ,.
ID IL ordered that the testimony In the case be closed
on thS aiat dAy o. December nsIt that the time for
hilnF aFFumsnta and the HHAminoIa report % limited
40 ls 10Th day OF January mort and that SAID petu0n
ID heard on the 18th day Of January ncIG
Auy person may oppose this eAtandion.
soyfu8W n. u, LEdoErf, OommlRonoT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

wAsHisdToH d. o., Oct %, ts79. !
Pursuant 10 the act OF Congress providing for the
extension OF the Capitol BToundF, approved Mays,
1874 the Secretary Of the Interior has purchased the
property embraced in square No, 81 aud lots mum.
bored l. ~, %, ~, and part Of lot No. a. In square
No. 6ss, Ia the oily Of WAAhlnEtoni and notice Il
hereby Von that sales al public auction will be made
Of the Improvements said properly, commencing
ABOUT the 10th OF November nest. Ten dAyA' notice
not less than 1--we ota will be sold At QUE time. Said
improve will be sold In their present condition,
removed by the purchaser At his own expense, within
thirty dSyS after the date Of sale,
Terms Of Sale A deposit Of ten per cent Of the
purchase money will be required At the time Of the
SALE the ndsr 70 DO paid before any Of the
teriAl is removed from tho premises. ,,,,,,,,,,
oc2llA AotInF BsoretaTy Of the Interior
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

The following was the range OF tho Their nom
eteT yesterday at H6mpler's Optician store, No.
as Pennsylvanla avenue, corner OF FOurAnd-a-
hall street Sa. m, J6i 10 a. IN, 81; ~ m, 65;
p, m, OIL Up. m, 66i p. m, 6li Sp. m, s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

and most elegant styles In Boots and Shoes 20
t. GnFtToll, 900 Seventh street, corner OF |. You
III md the best productions Of the most cele-
bratcd manufacturers In the country. Buu's
n nc shoes, speciality, at prices that will not hll
10 plenFc
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06
WphRESS%S,2qPBIS 80, g8StIg n I8J RIs
SURF STEAM AND H9T;wAATER HEATING

AND yENTiLATiNd APPkRkTUs.
Nothing osnnootod with our home, ha health,
comfort and happiness can Justly command moro
important confederation than the quality aud Vital.
~ Of the air, the element upon which chiefly de-
ponds the oEistanoo Of those most dear To Ne, our
wives and children, who spend the greater part Of
their lives within doors, Hence, the artificial heat
which may make that air Impure becomes subject Of
the many bulldinEa whore our AppAfAtua i4 In use
Howard UnlVorHits, OOrooran Art Gallery, Masonic
and RotundA Of Unii Cd States UApltd WAAoh BohOoi
ireedmAn,s b4nkl Patent once, j. W. Thompson's
Geo. W, hAllooh's, uoyornoFs Mansion, Annapolis)
Hoa'9Rt N HiaitAion, A9a hount tGpo insshS A;
THE pARLs RANGE AND PARLOR SUN AND
LIGHTNING HtRH.PLAOE HEATERS received
the PFemums a the MaTlAnd stats Fair, ths fAE %
Of New Yotk. They are the best ReHEes and Fire
place heaters In tho United btAlos, FpI sale By hq
PIinelesl' Dealers In WaahInston, llS0rs sd
AleI1AdE gepsbm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06
BK5TsEs55.s:i g.I.SS .: TS r.. F ono:

Upds- and By virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date
on the 18th day August 1871, and recorded 10 llboT
No. $751; folio Old, Of the land records for WsahpEon
~ county, D.. o.. In which deed George H. Ooburn
Ia trustees will sell IN front OF the PREMISES 81
public suction, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of No
VembNT ISL, At bol lok, D. m, lott numbered 9N,
40 and ALL In D. r. Oilbes record I'd subdlVislon Of
DquATs 81 In wAAhlnEton 81 y, D. o. with tho build
Ings, rlEhta and privileges theteto belonging.
These tots aro laproTed by three doe, ne BBIOk
BUILDINGS, two Bt1Ty aud basement TheI are
situated the north SIDE Of Myrtle street, between
North Uapta streat And tlEat street east They are
In tho mmpdlA'n vicinity Of ~ AloyHlnS church and
the liovaFn uuLt u iuiinE' Nee
Tenn. uur ~ ! casi hsiAnoe In siE and twIlvS
ndntbs. feao hu d,sni alas cash must DO patd on
Gao tot 4 tine oi It'd, Cow yaneinE At coat 81 our
chaser, n The full och haymant DO not made within
Ave dsys rom day tNls the property will bo rosod
At cost and 2 I'll 81 puFchasgr.
MM. y. LDMQHsToHJ iFu.''o-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

DTPOT QuARTERMAsTER's OETICE,l
WARRINGTON, ID. O., Oct 25, 1879
VIII bs sold at public Auotlon AZ the Qu NrteTmas.
tore UoT.Al, CORNER NlnetsSnth and N atreets NO
VRMBER 81, 1871, at " a. m the following de-
sotibed property, VlEg
Is Horses, Mule,
81 Irun bunkn,l fOuT.mue WaEQp,
TWO-hoTso WaGon, Cooking stove,
Single Sets Of Ambulance Harness,
lis Yards OF Cocoa Mating, 40 DO, Ao.
hoT particulars apply 10 this Once ,,,,,,g
Terms oAAh. WIN. hNLhhy
OoSi ByL Brig. OOusrAl, U. 3. A. Depet Q. w.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06
ETIQUETTE.
A Most Important QusstIOn-An Aukward Pre-
dIcamenL

ulCAmeuts
The thing will happen lady does drop
her skirt occasionally, and Is sure to do 1t on
the street or In some other equally lncOnve-
nient place. Fastenings will break, pins will
come out bustles will give way, and down 1t
comes! Now, In view Of this possibility, 1t
Is proper that the etiquette Of the occasion
should be distinctly determined.
The position of the lady should first be
thought Of. Should she grab together her
remaining skirts, including the one she Is
dropping and run away Ii she does she Is
In danger of tripping over the dragging gar
ment and breaking her pretty neck. Should
she calmly step out OF the "Old thing" as
she would over mud-puddlc and proceed
calmly on her way2 This would be scarcely
natural. One can Imagine that lady should
drop her gaiter or even her back hair, and
cOOlly continue her way In EretenCe OF ignO-
rance. But q skirt-that exceeds all limits
Of probability, She eau affect not TO notice
1t. That would be 'tOo thin" as Smollett is
reported to have said. Should she hang her
head and cTy2 Or should she look around
and encourage the universal disposition TO
laugh by setting the example,
Then the duty of the male bystanders and
passers should be defined. Should they affect
TO look the other way? This would DO as
unnatural and Incredible as for the lady TO
affect not 10 notice her loss. This wouldn't
do. The writer saw an Italian irulteTer, ut a
disaster Of this kind, rush frantlcally out
with huge knlfe for the purpose of slashing
away at the strings of the offensive garment.
His Intentions were undoubtedly good, but 1t
wasn't the proper thing TO do. The question
ls, whether the nearest gentleman should not
lift his hat offer his services, gather up the
garments, say few romantic things sng-
gested by It's association, do II up rCfully,
and offer to carry 1t home. We all know Of
the immortallzlng gratitude with which a
similar action was received by a queen OF
England over garter, Perhaps an Imitation
Of the action 10 regard TO q skirt might lead
to acquaintance, acquaintance blossom into
friendship, friendship ripen into love, and
love be plucked by matrimOny-unless the
fair creature should be married already, and
then-well, then, the husband could find
sympathy among numerous friends similarly
situated.
How can $1,000 Of our elegant ladies calmly
go about the streets, dance at receptions, or
appear publicly with the constantly threat
ening danger of losing q skirt, II nothing
worse and not having any prescribed mode
of polite eXtriCatlOn from the pTedCameGt,
and saving the skirts at the same time? 1t
Is subject which the Home journal and
other society organs should take up at once
aud canvass. They should ask for letters
from ladies married and unmarried gather
together practical Instances, secure the OpIn-
Ions Of tht gentlemen, aud finally, after thor
ough investigation, decide Just what Is proper
10 do. OF course the feelings Of the lady
should be the first consideration, but the sal
Walton OF the skirt Is also an Item OF import
ance.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06
THE KENTUCKY
LIBRARY. GIFT CONCERT.
$5OO,0O0 in Bank to Pay all Gifts.
FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT.
100000 FOR ONLY $40,

AT tho Second Grand Gift Concert, authorized By
a speoAl aet Of the L. EslatuIe In aid Of tbs Pub
september y TO December T. and which positively
and unsquVnSally oSouTs 10 looisVillei H., SAT.
delay any account NhAtsNer, the iOll0Wlng Uahh
Gifls Tor distribution BY lot among the ticket
holt0Fas
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

The new Wholesale BuildinEH In the area Of the
Gen TIRE Market having been cont letsd, the rlEht to
occupy thesa bulldogs for the Of two Ieau from
the hst OF july, s1l, will be sold In aoooroAnoe With
ssoten ., ne s rh1his a1la S9Rps1y; "
O'Clock o. M, on the premises. The annual rental
with the tsTmA and conditions OF SALE will be stated
at tas time Of aAle Also at the time and rlaee,
several Stands and stalls In the New Market Bald
lngs which were bid of At previous sales, and Who5
the parties have failed to pGy for will be rssod At the
az .epso Of such delinquent biddeIL -.
noy2as Presidsnt Washington Market TO-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

THEY TRY to do these things better In Eng
land-GOveTnmen regulates everything about
rallwayE. The road-bed Is laid under Coy
eminent supervision royal oversight is takon
Of every rail. No road eau cross another or
cross a highway on the same leyeli bridges or
tunnels must be resorted TO. It Is felony
for a passenger ~ cross the track from one
side Of the station TO the other. Swltchmen
are chOiCely selected. A house Is erected over
the tracks, inclosed with glass windows,
carpeted and warmed. The handles Of tho
switches come up into this room. They are
all numbered and are called "pOlnts." Con-
splcuous in the room is the painted warming
Mind your points" II the sWltChman makes
u mistake something wOrro than dismissal
awaits him. Ills ofiense Is crime, and the
State shall punish him by fue and imprlsOn-
mcnt.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

Tho lecture before this class, At the rooms Of
the Young Mems Christian Association, this
evening, will DO delivered by Prof. T.. Whitley,
upon the subject: "The Bible Readers Mission
Among the Lowry"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

BOYS, BOYS, BOYS CLorHING.
Boys, Boys, Boys Clothing.
Boys, Boys, Boys Clothing.
We make the Boys Trade an especial feature
in our business, aud parents may rely on pro
curing at this establishment Boys Clothing vel
cut, well made, we'll trimmed and durable.
Moan WALKER h Co,
oil Pennsylvania avenue,
Metropolitan Hotel building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

0RAHD OPENING
Uf the most extensive assortment Of
Doors AND SHOEs,
At one Price, and that very low,
By
l.. HKILBRun,
lO2 Seventh street, second door FROM ID,
Intelligeneer Building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

Sewing Machine Is the best Of all. The perfec.
ton Of stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
Of work, ease Of operation, nOiseless, Tor more
nearly sothRn any other shuttle machine,) self
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability.ol
all parts IL not equAled In any other machine
Once, eos street, Masonic Temple,
NJ. p. ADAMS h Co., Agents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

LApIEa AND GENTLEMEN, " you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In a hrstolass manner
send them TO A. FtsHER, els Ninth street, OPP.
pOsite Patent once. The Professor will give
you satisfaction without fail. Kid gloves cleaned
nico and Chcnn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

10 vITtus NJ order Of sale wit Of attachment
Issued out OF the Supreme Court Of tho District OF
Columbih, and 10 me d!Tsotsdt will sell - public
ysmbeF, lS79, comm onoinE A. O'Clock a. NJ Al the
foot Of q strest-uhan on the PotonAo TiTer-pear
Ueorgetoun, ID. o., the following goods and ehAuels,
Large o. hinder Boilers Pipos, Valves and FittnES
l Large Tank, 10 tho ground.
I ArEe Tack, above ground,
/ Pupp and DppksJ Lot Of Gasplps.
10 Railroad OAiA
l Railroad Oar. incomplete.
Lot Of Railroad Iron,
Ismall Boiler and Smoke Stack.
1855 kmpty OIL Barrels.
/ small Donkey Pump and Pipe,
8TurntAbles and Iron WoTh, ~
Sticks q Timber and Lot Of Old Brick,
Hslssd and levied upon the goods aud ohattes Of
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