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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

nnnaurI to tho Press Saturday Night
In accordance with the notice previously given
Willard's hotel, under tho management Of Mr.
J. y. Cake, was thrown open to the public on
magnificent httinE.up aud furniture OF the
hotel was given In the REPUBLICAN, Il fow days
ago, and from the hour at which the doors were
thrown open until late at night the LOBBY, currl-
doris and rooms were thrOnged with citizens Of
Washington eagerly Inspecting tho new appoint
ments cOngratulntlnR the host and Wishing him
all manner Of success The neat and tastily
arranged cigar and news stand Of Mr.. W. s.
ROOse was 0f course visited and literally patron.
lied, as was the deliberately furnished barber
shop OF Messrs. Booker s. Stewart which, with.
out rejecting on any other establishment, may
he set down as the most complete over opened In
this city. Adjoining this shop Is the bar. rOOtn
where an excellent lunch had been spread for
the general public. Behind the marble counter
Of the Oifice stood the gOOdlOOklng chief clerk
Hasklns, smiling n welcome TO all who entered
long remember the event Mr.. Cake had invited
all the correspondents and the members OF tho
local press 10 meet him In the ladies' ordinary at
nine o'clock, and In response to the invitation
there assembled at that hour ono Of the best
gatherings Of the press men ever hold ia the
city. One or two familiar faces were missing, II
is true, but their absence was duly accounted
for.
An entrance into tho brilliantly lighted room
explained why the host had EXTENDED the invita-.
ton, Tor In the centre Of the room, running the
entire length, was one Of the nnest set tables
ever stood before good Judges Of good eating
Whilos around II were the Well.dressed walters.
Ceremony was dispensed with, and soon tho
good things were disappearing rapidly. Wine
and cigars 10 match the least were on hand In
profuslon, and aftor the solids had been got
through with were taken promptly In Ia
Several short speeches wero made, songs sung,
and several hours passed pleasantly, each con-
trlbuting to the general enjoyment, which rem.
dered the evening complete.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS

a,,rluas as NI.gg suy EWmtNEnENTs'
Tuy Hryemar's German Cough Mixture.
one hunGied men and my horses md carts
arc wanted.
THE next rehearsal NJ the Phdharu.on'e Soci.
ETY. will take place Monday evening, Nov H.
The members Of Rodstonc shop, No !. VIII
meet tomorrow evening.
THE regular meeting Of the paperhnnSorS
Association will DO held this evening.
Two secondhand carts are wanted.
A brown HORSE was taken up astrny.
W. s. Mitchell has remnants OF ingram
carpets for horse blankets.
SURE CUM Tor prevailing horse disease, call at
Appels
FAMILY GGoCERrEs cheap at Charles Appcls
BoaAN a wyIE make special offerings In
nall and winter goods
A FULL assortment Of furs at Stlnemet7's.
LArINER 4 CLEAGy, auetoneers and rea
estate brokers, will soil on Tuesday, Novsmbei
8, at 10 o'clock A. M, superior lot Of furniture
Z. q. WHEELER hus large assortment o
canvas horse covers on hand.
TuE seventh monthly meeting tho Republl
Savings and Building Association win be he'll
this evening;
ALLISON Major, IN, ls stu prepared to O.
orders tor hDrses, buggics. carriages, sc.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

The Dashaways met last night at MArinri
hall, when temperance speeches were made bN
Messrs. Savage, Golden, and others.
The only thing running on the street railrOadi
yesterday was the horses noses, and they WerS
poklng around in the stables.
The might liners" were JubllAnt last night
over the failure Of the horse cars to put In an
appearance. Their horses are used TO night ali
and don't take 10 the "epihlpplc."
Tho navy yard workmon that intend going
home TO vote were paid of on Saturday. The
others will be paid to-day, per order Of tho Sec,
Rotary Of the Navy.
The Avenue last night and Saturday night
presented u dismal appearance. The street.
cars wero not running, and there were only two
"night.lln on tho Avenue.
Billy Williams u the only nighttime hackman
at work. He's gN sure prevention for the
eplhipplc lie proposes to run night and day
now.
The knights OF PythIas' new ritual and uni
form has increased the interest In that tne young
order. Tho nineteen lodges Of this jurisdiction
two Of which work In the German language)
arc In a hOurishing condition.
Captain II. q. Ford and Major A. T. HOuck
OF Baltimore, with a few onatssnt PbysisiAns
were In town yesterday Inspecting sick hOrsei
and the new opern-hOuso. They intend Ming a
caveat tomorrow for patent medicine to cure
"eplEOOty,n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

Tho heavy mists and cold night dews which
characterize the present season are very trying
to delicate organizations, and In lOw.lylng and
sWampy localities they produce an enormous
crop OF Intermittent levers VI various types and
degrees Of Intensity. At this very time there
are probably halfR million people In the United
states suffering from periodical levers by MI
nsmetlc toys and oNhAlatlOns. What makes the
prevalence Of this disease the more deplOrable
Is the fact that II might In all cases be easily
prevented. Malaria and damp produce little or
no effect upOn tho system pretOrthed by a
course Uf HOstetter's Stomach BltterE Every
TAIL and spring hundreds OF letters are received
IRON persons residing In lever ana ague dls
trlcls who state that while their neighDOrs are
Incnpacltnted for labor by that facilitating DIS
ease they have been happily exempted from ~
tack by the regular use OF the great vegetable
antldOte TO miasmi. Asa ChlOlOROplo or bpecl-
nc for Intermittent aud remittent levers tho blt-
tiers may lie Justly accounted lniallible. Ihey
eradicate the complaints In their most Obstl,
nate forms, but tho wiser nOuTso Is 70 iorestall
attack by t. King tho preparation rs q prevent
I've Tho amount .ipruluvtiye labor Withdrawn
from aolive service durlrg several months IN
the year by mRlariUus mnndieH Is impienho, and
the IeCuniaTy luEaCs 10 Individuals, families and
the nation from Ihis cause Is incaloulable. Bear
In mind that by turIug md regulating the sys-
ten With HOstettCr'7 BttUfs before the chlhm-
ity comes, Il may always 10 escaped; and lot u
also 10 remembered that indigestion, general
debility, billiOusuuss, constipation, nervous
complaints, and Indeed almost all Disturbances
aud arrangements NJ the physical system are
cont reliable by thig genial restorative.
M " ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04
ASEIrNEmENTS.

Hphiustrin aud WI~rIaw-Isi.
These far.famcd and most successful Of mod
orn musicians will soon disclose their gifts and
demonstrate their skill IN Washington Au.
dcnces, who viii surely appreciate 1.-THE he'll
Of LlsEt," anil the now PAEnninL The power tc
elicit tho soul oI piano music Is a rare charm IN
these days Of brilliant surface execution and
digltal clhugor, aud the lovers Of tue lamented
marstroS, Thalhorg, Li'Et and Gottschalk, will
welcome with favor their successor from the
rugged North,
The new UiriuOso Of the violin, the Polish
WlenlawskL will duubtlessly conquer all ears
by his wonderfully welded bow. To most be-
wllderlng execution ho adds the magnetic power
which sWays to his style and all the grades Of
tempo the spirits Of his hearers. Music to be
remembered Il offered at this concert.
The NaiIounI Theatre.
Katie Putnam. ls she the prettlest Kate In
ChrIstenIom? We shan learn tonight what
charms and talents have caused the Western
preps to send their euloglums aner Miss Putnam
and her comedy troupe. To equal Lolita In yer.
satile and bewitching HdfUciie, and be able to
command n power Of deeper and more ef
lce,ive expression At the same time !, to be 2 2
q week OF good entertainment.
The Tbrntre Comiauc
Coward and upward" Is tho course Of the
Theatre Comique 10 tho estimation Of this com
munlty. This week now attractions and facet
present themselves. Miss GuSsie Creyton,
vocalist and protean artists Mr.. James Mas,
Ethiopian comedian And composer, and the
West Sisters, dancers The beautiful child, La
Petite Angels, remalns this week. aAllett
nnd Apt lead In new ballet advertisement
called The Fairy Sprlte." The cOnsclentlOui
and Woodworking Wesley and Miss johnson
are still engaged, and Quilter and Goodrich,
burbank, Buckley and Douglass. THE Bri
Eand Queen, or Fathers Curse" Is TO DO the
closing drama. Dick Parker's name ls up for q
benefit on Thursday night, II could not b
given to greater iayOrite or more deserving
gentleman.
Theodore ThOmps,
90 Good vino needs no bush, " and Theodore
Thomas needs no praise. with his unRpproach
able Organization he again gives concerts Al
Lincoln hall on Friday evening, November 10
and Monday evening" the 18th. The OrganlIa
tlOn Is enlarged and strengthened by the add
ton Of names omnont ln the musical world, We
shall have occasion to refer to these concerts
again.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRs.

TnE RECEIPTS Of lumber Saturday were
ao,bT feet Of white pine
THH RAlsINd OF THE MARKET-HnUAE was
started saturday morning by the contractors
and raised several inches. The work mas begun
satislaet9rily, and thOss In charge anticipate
no trouble whatever.
TIE GRAM MARKRT.-o,2 $50 bushels OF wheat
ana 5000 bushels Of corn were received on Sat.
sl,G2 and u sb $50 bushels Of good DO al on II,
aud 1000 bushels Of corn at 0oIS cents
TRAEsFEHs OB REAL EsTATF-PatrIeF
OD0nnOEhue To Patrick Hogan. lot 81 and part
Of %, Peter Beattle, ThTslkslds, and Deak6Rs
$500 X. 7. jackson OF al, trustees " Win HO.
miller and James DuVall, part Of lots ~ and $50
Beatty and HaWklns'a section, %, CHARLES
Burke TO Cl0e Ann Fields, part Of lot II, Hol.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

with the same entire confidence with which 10 co IN
mondOd Government bonds to Capitalists aud peoplo,W
oW, after the fullest Investigation, recommend tn
Northern Pacific Railroad bonds to our friends aud tn
general public.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

Grand Chancellor Capls, Of tho Jurisdiction
Of the District Of Columbia, has announced the
following official grand visltatlons to the ubOr.
dlnate lodges Of knights Of PythiaG Monday
evening, Frank In No. 2, November II; MOnday
evening, Friendship No. 3, November 25; Mon
day evening, Calinthe No. II, December .;
Monday evening, Equal No. II, November Is;
10; Tuesday evening, qermAnia No. IS, Noyem.
Der u; Tuesday evening, OccAsin No. is, Do.
eember 10; Wednesday evening, Mount Vernon
No. 8, December IL; wednesday evening, De.
catur No. 9, November q; Wednesday evening,
Damon M. IL, December I; Thursday evening,
Webster No. I, November p; Thursday evening,
Excelsior No. II, November %; Thursday eve.
ming, Reliante No. 10, November II; Thursday
evening, Harmony No, q, December u; Friday
evening, Syraeusians No. 10, November ~; Fri
day evening, Golden Rule No. ~, November ~
Friday evening, Union No. p, December 49,
Saturday evening, Anacostia No. %, Decem.
berI.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

Mrs. Emma Elliott, aged seventy years was
found Saturday evening In a bed In her house,
No. gl9 north Seventh street. dead. The facts Ol
the case are that the deceased has been sick lot
some time past, and on Thursday night last had
three hCmOTThAges, Yesterday morning she
was feeling somewhat better, and At O'Clock
ianced that she would rest easier In adj Joining
room, where she was found In the condition
above stated. Coroner u. q. Patterson wal
notified Of the fact, but after viewing the body
deemed the holding Of an inquest unnecessary,
and gave as bis opinion that death resulted from
natural cAuseH,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

A little child Of Mr.. Thomas Fitzpatrick,
about twenty months old, on Saturday after.
noon, managed while playing about the room
Of the house on Tenth, above ID street, 10 get
hold Of a vial Of laudAnum, and In 4 few mo,
ments swallowed the contents OF the bottle. The
mother, on discovering what had occurred, be.
came very much alarmed for the safety Of her
child, and Immediately sent Tor physician.
Several remedies were applied and the child re-
malnod quite III all day Saturday, but began
improving towards night, and IL now considered
out OF danger.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

The body Of the cOlOred child Rachel Mon.
days slnco by coal oil, was eXhumed yesterday
BY order Of Coroner Patterson, owing TO reports
being In circulation that she died by foul means.
The oUFOnoT held an inquest at the HOlmoad
cemetery, whore the body had been Inferred, and
examined several witnesses, whose testimony did
not amount 10 much, and the Jury rendered
verdict that the deceased came 10 her death by
grave,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

On Friday night last, about O'Clock, a colored
woman named Mary Armstrong came to the
house Of Emily Goats, colOred, on Third street,
between and streets, and lsft child about
two months old, saying that she was going to
the store for some crackers, and would return.
Failing to come back up 70 Saturday evening,
the child was taken 10 the First precinct station
and placed by Lieut. 9eSsfOrd In the charge Of
Cecella Scott, residing on +, between Second
and Third streets southwest, where the mother
can md the infant II she desires 70 reclaim IT,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04
EPIHIPPIC.
NO STREET CARS TODAY.


III. RI,s ner,r,,,sp, At,,,l,.5 -Ixt,s A.
-
ton OF tue Alexandria ftremcn-somc OF
the Horses Ue,oysrInR
--..-..--
inc morse malady mas now swept pretty thor.
oughly over this District, and nearly every AMI
mai has suffered from the etiects Of the dlSease
,I,bo,,,h h,,, a.. ,o,Io,,s go. ne. -, :.
uu' ~ 'oi''u. 49, "a'' wv" ~
ported. inc consequences OF TINS plague u now
being more seriously felt throughout tho com.
,nupitv AMI thu I,ss IN busIness man ,,J IN.
'''l ~" " - " N0' N' 'lN Wv
Railroad companies cannot 10 estimated. On
Saturday the different railroad lines were com
pelled 10 Withdraw car amer car as tho horses
were attacked, and by dusk the Metropolitan road
had only four cars running. The Washington
and Georgetown line had taken two cars m the
Fourteenth street route, two from the Seyenth
street, and eighteen from tho Avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

Oher tOr Mie AZ par AocIueu Ih'oIut the
First Mortgage Land 6raht6 old bOnds OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. They are
free from United States tax, and are Issued Of
the foIIouIaE denominations Coupons, 800,
$500 and 81 200; regIstered, 400, $500,
Al 900. AZ. 900 AVID RIO, OOO
o., 49,. .-,,,. 49,. -
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"a. ~, ~
i'O''uS , no'"' '~'o~' O'"p' W ou' ''''""H"u IN
GOLD PAYMENT.
9th principal and tersst are payable In American
gold coin, At the once Of jag Cooke Co., Nov York
Uy-the principal At the oud Of % years. and the In
forest tat the rate Of seven and per cent
dsr Annum) hall. yearly, hrst Of January and july
PFRFFoT SAFETY. Thu bond. va ara ms, "a
M ara .ssursd by ar.t and oply mortF.rs on ali the
ropsrty and rEht. Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
oo,n.nv hIch ,iII srnbr,co n, ,h. oonpletop ~ IN
-
a. r.. 1-,.,,.... NIL. =, n, .-,,h ..t,,,.
- n,ua,.,.. 80 -, ~ .,,,,,,-.,.
a., ,rSan,, No., T,on..,,S ~. a. Ia ,.-
a. - a,I.h.d - IT.,. ~. .-,.,.,,,sI a.,
-, v - ,.t...I .,..,,,,. ~, =, =, -, -
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rug a" i -, $3.50, " -,
teaoninA ."onV " w H-o, ~ S-'H ~ o' me
traos' 500 ehtenains pr'Nn 'e''o Dr''ironn WIS
oonAn W ',0u'sS po' -
ao'A' aonVnA' iuAno' OtoS"u' anu "A'n'nE'on' 70
Faket eounu,
"hhe the Government zoos not air"olg suArAntoe
me oond' Of me ROAD 'hu' Amply provides Tor tho'i
iuh Ahu PROMPT PSin'n' " An unr"so'"u grant Of
iAna' me most valuable ever conferred upon great
nAtonA improvements
THE Au On, trustees under the mort
aass' are Ao'.i'; 1H OooAs Q, fhiAaslphiA, ana
% ~ ,, " ~ Coh
VA nO-u Oo'uP"' NV WI "'rs'p s"u po'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

A large number Of the fellOW-clerks and
friends attended the funeral Of Mr.. Robe n
Humphreys, Of the Third AUDITORS ONCE, who
mental hotel. The funeral services were sol.
emniEed In the parlor Of the hotel by the Rev.
DIR. Addison, Of Trinity church. The following
gentlemen ottclRted as pail. bearers. =. W. Hay
den, $. b. HOppertOn, Marcus Taggart Guy
W. Wines, George Camaller, W. II. Hook. The
remains were Inferred In the Congressional
cemetery.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04
the CASE or EDWARDS.


Motion In Arrest Of Judgment OVeTTuled-
Sentence Deferred.
Themotlon for an arrest Of judgment IN the case
Of HeIekiah Edwards was heard before Justice
Humphreys Saturday The principal ground for
the motion is that the vile Of the prisoner was
one Of the witnesses before the grand Jury.
Judge Humphreys Overruled the motion, and
after stating that he was inclined to inhict Rs
Light penalty As possible, asked the prisoner Il
he had anything to say. Tho prisoner stated
that tho deceased had intsrfered between his
wife and him, and had promised not to Interfere
with her again, but no had met her In the street
and assaulted her; that on the night In question
he had been informed Of the threats Of the dc.
ceased, aud on his way home met him, and he
(deceased) put his hand back Of him as II TO
draw something, and they came together, He
(the prisOner) thought his life IN danger and
fired, and II he had not, instead Of the doctor
bringing the deceased's heart In court, no would
have brought his 1.-THE prisonors) He did not
feel that he had justice, and II two other wit
nesses had been present It would have been
shown that he was not so guilty as some thought.
Judge Humphreys said the indifferent manner
In which he spoke OF the heart did not show =
proper feeling. and he would have to consider
we'll before passing the sentence, and he would
therefore suspend the sentence until to-day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

PEICE List OF UEETs FURHIsHiNG Coon
AT GoLpMAN n STEINBEKo, NEW GEhrs
FURNIsHRu OOOps STORE, No. 700 SEVENTH
STREET, CORNER ~ u;
Ciood White Shirts IS cents, IS cents, 81, 81. so
Our o. white shirts is unsurpassed In the city
good MeTlnO UndCFshirts and Drawers, 80 cents
~ cents IS cents, ~, Al % and 81 CO.. We sell q
better 81 Undershlrt than any house In town.
Splendld English Socks 25 cents per pair.
Knit Jackets, large variety and at very low
prices. The hnest variety Of Ties, Bows and
SCaTfs ever seen In this city,
Depot for Dents Kid Gloves, In all the opera
cOlOrs and shades for street wear. Gloves.
Gloves, Gloves, ct any imaginable kind, and at
low REuTeR. Come and convince yourselves. Al
goods warranted rs represented.
GOLDMAN d STEINnER0,
Corner Seventh and q streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

The trial Of John Rollins, for the murder of
Arthur Cole, alta picnic In Virginia, near Ar.
lingt0n, on the morning Of the 9th OF July last,
RKPuBLICAE at the time, begins to.dny At Alex
andTla. A number OF witnesses from This CITY
have been summoned, and will attend
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

"tyrf v k-'rIt ~
Sewing Machine r. the best Of all. The pcrlco
ton vi stitch on all kinda Of goods, great ran sc
Of work, ease ct operation, nOlselesE, Tor more
nearly suthan any other shuttle machiue,) self
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durabilty.o
ali psTts Is not Cqualed IN any other machine
Once, VOj y street, Masonic Temple.
N. J.. ADAMS n Co, Agents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

Yesterday morning avery valuable horse, said
% DO worth fully $1,000, and belonging TO Mr..
ROelslo, proprietor Of the Arlington, was kicked
on one Of his hind legs by horse standing near
him and his leg broken short of Just above the
ankle. II 10 not thought possible 10 save the life
Of the animal, though from veterinary surgeons
he received every good and possible treatment.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

THUEsFOH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best Dentrlhce in use. II keeps the Teeth clean
Price 20 and so cents.
JOUvEN's InOdarpus KID Glove Cleaner Is far
super TO anything known. Price 20 cents.
THoMPRoN's Pomade Optlmo Is exquisite. II
FoTtsns, beauties, and strengthens the hair.
Price 20 and 50 cents.
An Tor Ehlo BY Irngatsta-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

Boys, Rows, B0YB CLOTHING.
Boys', Boys, Boys Clothing.
BOys, Boys, Boys ClO'hing.
We make the B,ys' Trade an especial feature
IN our business and parents may rely pro
curing At this esta bIii hment Boys Clothing vel
cut, well made, wOll ttimmod and durable.
Moan WALLER n Co.,
oil Pennsylvania avenue,
hLnLrmnolltan Hotel building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

corner Of New York avenue and Finoonlh
street, payR poF cent por annum on deposits
tof each calendar month, Banking hours, to
4; Saturdays, . to and o tos.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

"ATNOEE's CELEBRATED" AND "FisuER's
uERIvALED" Niece MEATs, at Spicers but
ter store, southwest corner Of Ninth and L
baltimore prices
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

OF the mubt extensive assortment OF
Doors AND SHOEs,
At One HTig0, and that very low,
by
l.. lluLnRUN,
30 Seventh street, second door from d,
IuLUlligsncer building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04
sREREnE S2ERE " EaH

L OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A bPkulAl TERM
OCrObEh ~, lbla.
IN the case OF CHnHToPHERIEGI.E, sIeouI0F Of ARH
HuuEu dHosAsHd the executor AfOTeaad has, with the
appreciation OF the supreme " w q the DiatI ioof
Columbia afoIesAdt appointed q tuesday, the aiSt
dl-Tihntion Of thu personal estate Of said deceased
and Of tho AAaota In hand 40 Tar the sans have
where al the oTtditoTa and hoIa Of sid deceased
are Settled 70 attend, with their oAlma properly
youohsd, or ihey may qthsrWhe by law be fIeluded
from ali boneht In said deoeAs0ob estate Provided,
copg Of this oder b publish % once a week Tor
thIss weeks In hs RHFUmIiAA DFS'ious TO the aid
fsstl A. WRBBTER,
0o9+h5W REGISTER u Wulg
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-04

EvERYBopY Il invited to take q view Of tho
great original 25c jOc., and 81 store, No. 500
Seventh street, between II and l.