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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
THE WASHINGTON ARSENAL.
"wIds G'er the Field a Waste Of Ruins
Lny.D

wide U'er the Field n Waste Of Rains
Lay"
For want Of some better amusement, q re-
porter Of the REPUBLICAN made a tour to the
Washington arsenal q few days ago. and was so
struck with the utter change In the establish.
ment that he expressed his surprise, II was 80
entirely dlsmantled aud abolished. In the shops
where prior TO aud during the war was heard
the click Of the busy mechanics' hammer and
the incessant buEE OF the machinery, all Is now
as quiet as a graveyard, and gloom and decay
nave SET their signets on each Of the former eX.
tensiye branches Of the great human beehive.
The irst spot visited was the machine shop,
with It's capacity foe about one hundred me-
chanics, and some Of the most valuable and i'm.
proved machinery In the country for the manu-
iaoture OF arms. The immense engine was 81.
lent, many OF the pieces OF machinery rusting
and broken, the floor rotten and sunken In
dozen places, and not solitary workman to be
seen, while as Il satire on the gloomy sight two
carpenters were engaged In charging the office
formerly occupied by tho master maohinist for
what purpose Il Is hard To Imagine. Adjoining
this u the blacksmith shop, the forges nlled
with dirt instead Of Goals, the tools hanging
materials as there are on hand Is In tho same con.
ditiOn.
were reached, and there tho Information was
obtained that the force Of mechanics employed
In the arsenal was two, and they the occupants
Of the carpenter shop OF course, this WAS In
the same condition as those Just lett, except the
small space occupied by the two men. Then
came the burnt district, where the blaeLened
walls Of one building and the foundations OF
several others stand as monuments Of the ter.
Tihe ma gaEne explosion about a year ago and
wildly remind those acquainted with tho place
Of tho store room, museum, harness room, lab
oTatOry, paint-shup and magazine Near this
spot there is n slight improvement In the shape
OF n novel ice.hOuse, reminding one Of corn
crib, with stats two inches apart, the architect
evidently thinking that the current Of air was
needed 10 keep the Ice cool Of this theory he
has evidently been cured now that the Ice has
all melted away.
Leaving this spot, the stable was entered; and
of ali tho buildings yet seen only this one was 10
order and repair. The horses Of the several ON
GERS looked slesk, we'll fed and we'll cared for,
and their quarters were certainly In good condi
tiOn. 49, 80,
here where each room was once hlled with busy
eIerEs there was seated n solitary scribe, EVIL.
dontly Wishing for the close OF the official day,
that he might be relieved IRON his irksOme con
The garden Is in good condition, and reflects
credit on It's presiding genius, and the general
appearance Oi the grounds, walks and lawns Ii
tiiy, but they could hardly be otherwise, 30 lit
tie are they used.
Cannot something no done TO save this Valu
sble property from ruin, and at the same time
yiyo employment 10 our skilled mechanics and
their brethren the laOOrersl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
AMUsESI ENTs.



The National was oncouragingly allied last
night by goOdIy number Of a goodly class Of
our citizens attracted by the promise Of the
Palace Of Truth" and tho uuforgOtten name
and merits Of Susan Denim. Tho play is en-.
tlroly unique aud sui generi1, and each eharac-
ter seems we'll sustained, the readiness OF prao-
tloo being apparent throughout the ltuatohs'
The audience manifested great appreciation
aud often delight as the scenes progressed,
and an unusual success appears insured 70 the
palace Of Truth" as . new play. susan
Denim, queonly beautiful and strong as ever,
adds the force Of her great gins to the proml-
nent role, and the parts OF the Princess Leollde
and the cOquette we're intelllgently presented,
As were tho male characters each, Barr showing
good parts In bis character. Tho conceptions
and language Of the play are nne; more similar
to those OF the older English school than We
often have, although a little ouphonlstlc.
The product VI u fair Imagination pointed
with \ moral" and enclosed 10 dramatic garD,
10 the play Of "rhe Palace OF Truth" Very
ludicrous and, unfortunately, very accurate to
truth and fact are the situations Of the en-.
chantod palace where cUuriler, lover, and
schemer and friend arc forced 70 speak truth
and express real sentiment. The coquette
makes highly cOlOTed plcture-but cd vivum
The dancing Of Ant0nino Il really admirably
graceful and appropriate. The fairy and almost
elm motions, gliding nolsoless, swim aud sug.
gostive, were a beautiful addition to the scene
Of tho enchanted grove In the moonlight. Very
intricate and graceful In her rapid movements,
she seemed as one Of the fairY crew on the
yellow sands" Herdancingwas received with
clamors Of applause.
The Thrntre ComIaue.
The usual good luck attended the Theatre
COmlqus last night, for there was present
large and wellpaylng audience. As act and
scene rapidly succeeded each other, every new
one seemingly more entertaining than the other,
the applause correspondngly Increased. Miss
wIthAl a good singer. Lulu Delmay ls more
charming Than ever, and sings with much spirit.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
THE COURTS.



Special Tvpu NJ J,,.,.., tp,,,i. IN.
oncDS5 . ,sS,l, VoIn ~ ths SuPIeme 8 ouft
fHho hi Mia AZ. ~ :,SaIsi 49,, w ~ ~
ihis yaarI snnc.Sdins I,dss "a ,nhsav. ~ ~ I.
benoh. OrdeTs Ispe mS5s IN AZ Hitos.tn,5
cases " WV
WaIlInRfonI va Oook Decr,a INV conssnt for
BuTroWs Va RleiieV' n,oreS ratifvips on the
part Of infant ! Sootyaot Of ale '''"s U" '"'
CoWlInR vs. OoWIlng DeoTee annol ntIna Iaa
8. EdSaris trustee 10 soll
DeyauEhn ". Dcyaughn. D.crso vacatnR
sale Of lot In aouaro q. Win Teferenee 10 AUDITOR
MattlnEiy ID Al Va hIstriot IN SioIumbis, or.
der allowing amended bin 10 be fiIed Ts1irnAblo
Thuraday, OotobeF II. isI2 Win rsstralnlng
order.
Lyon W, Brett, Order for Anal confirmation
Of TeoeIyer'S report
Lane va Lane, order restraining dofO ndan
70 . interfering with oomplaInapE
Several cases we're unlimited on papers, and
the court adjourned until this morning.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
THR POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS.

October Session Of tho Association.
This association held It's regular meeting at
tho Board Of Trade rooms yesterday morning,
President G, Dillingham; In the chair.
On motion Of the secretary, the association as.
sumed the payment Of extra copies Of the annual
exhibition.
Major King laid upon tho table several copies
Of the FrHn Recorder for distributiOn-
Upon motion Of VIM. Saunders, the hrst Tues
day In February next was set apart for the dis
play and discussion Of the apple and pear.
The attention Of tho members aud friends Of
the association was especially called TO this
matter, and they were urged TO give care In the
storage Of that fruit, and nOte different methods
for Ia best preservation. Reports arc desired
from all parties, together with any specimens In
good or bad keeping 1t Is important to know
sot out should DO widely known.
Mrs. A. X. Hltsel, Of Clifton, Va, introduced
by Major II. williams, gave TO the association a
very Interesting account Of an invention Of Mt.
4. r. Georgia IN the form Of fruit crate, the
cost Of material for ono bushel crate being only
six cents, and ono half bushel four cents. II Is
very easily handled, simply made, and In II the
tact with other boxes and the doors Of vessels or
freight cars. II was warmly commended by
several members. one was handed to the sec.
Rotary and one to MIR. BramhAll for practical
test, the latter person promising future re-
port as 70 their value They can DO seen at
John A. Bakers
men, weighing l2l pounds, presented by Mr.. p.
carroll.
The Japanese persimmOn was discussed by
Messrs. ]. L. Smith, J. II. King, VIM. SAun-
dors and others, and It was Thought that as the
japanese had brought II to great perfection for
preserving, particularly, much might be done
with Il bore.
u. Dillingham; and J. T. Bfamhall would not
encourage Its cultivation the tree haTboTed
worms enough to injufe the development Of the
fruit
There was q very fne display Of fruit upon
the tables, consisting Of apples, grapes, peaches
and pears. Those exhibiting were Q. 0llllng-
hum, John b. Clagett J. I. bramhAl, II. o.
Williams, Mrs. ID. NJ. Lawrence, Geo. q. Ely,
d. q. MunsOn, s. II. SnoWden, J, l.. Smith,
Peter Carroll and ]. b. Bryan.
The late peaches were especially noticeable,
those exhibited by d. o. MunsOn and y. IL.
Snowden being very large, huo favored and per.
fpctly sound. The rest were hne, and would
bear particular examination.
Mr.. Saunders referred to the Duehesse de
Bordeaux pear a. promising we'll for late yield
IA great want in this vicinity.
The meeting closed amer an able theme from
ChAlkley qiilinghAm upon insect enemies IA
the orchard. HIS thorough knowledge Of tho
orchard and minute observations OF insect LIE
enables him TO give valuable notes-addTessei
worth hearing and worth prominent place IN
the scrap.bOok OF ali careful fruit-groWers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

This musical equalization, at their meeting
last evening, held their annual election OF ON.
GERS, MT. Davis, the retiring president, returned
his thanks for the hOnOrs which had been con
foTred upon him as secretary and treasurer, vice
president and president, but asked TO be re-
tieyed the coming year from the responsibility Of
the ONCE, yet plelginR his continued Interest In
ali that would cOnduco u the highest welfare Of
The society.
The unanimous choice OF the meeting was
thon expressed In tie election OF MIR. Franklin
Philip, the hrst president Of the society. The
remaining OttceTs were then elected: ChAs U.
Ever, vice president; Samuel q. Young, secTe-
taTy, ID. l. Burnett, treasurer II. q. Sherman,
director; Dr. J. Juuy, librarian Messrs, l., T.
Davis, w. A. Widney W. II. burnett execu.
tive committee.
society has already achieved n national Teputa.
Hon and by the lR6Ors OF an efficient and earnest
e',Tps OF officers we eau predict for the ChoTals,
N bOsslble greater success than they already
have, We look for good things this winter, and
We learn they arc already looking around TO
seeuTe some great attraction Tor our critical
musleaI audiences. We shall take pleasure In
beFaldlng the success Of this, our young anna
iouF muBlcal society, the ChOfals.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

The Democrats OF the Eleventh Seventeenth
and Eighteenth districts held 4 meeting last
sixth street, 10 rAtify the nomination OF L. O..
Hine, candidate tor Congress, md the oandi-
dates for the Legislative Assembly. The mOet-
Culver president, and MeGsrs, u. Ellis, Jack.
son Yates and David Luttrell doe presidents.
DIR. Culver opened the ball u reading long
speech about taxation and tn, Board OF Public
that, owing 10 tho lnclgdend OF the weather,
tho meeting would R9Sarn % Island hall The
crowd then rSPSlsb y J 'i S6Smb Sal where
NoTTIs, L. a, Rine and others. The speeches
contained nOthlhg new, but were a mere repeti.
ZION al me stSe ISLANDERS Agalntt the Board Of
Public WnTkf which now htm the tOck In trade
of The sfOW-eIting orators.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

The political committee Of this association mat
last eVeDlng Mt their rooms, Amer tFansaotinE
the usual I0utlne business, Col. d. ID. stephen.
son, the Chairman, announced that the mem.
beTs OF theeOmmlttoe had forwarded to the State
about zoo, 90 documents, and that the result had
been very laisiaotory, lie also stated that he
two and remain until AFTER the election. UpOn
motion, BIZ. Fuller, esq, Was elected to Mi bis
place duTAg the remaining month Of the can
VAAB. Complimentary resolutions were then
rendered no ex-ohairmAn and the treasurer,
Theodore Lamb, for oOuTieAes extended,
when the isoting adjourned,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

MT. Thomas Taylor, Of the Agricultural De
pArtment, who was called 10 Newark, New Jer.
Sey, last Tuesday, In consequence Of his wife re-
celying an injury at the railroad station thors,
has returned. Mrs. Taylor was In the act OF
getting on the train, and the sudden stOppAEs
threw her of, and she received 4 fracture Of one
leg. She IL now In St. MlchaerB hospital, In
that city, and Is doing we'll
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

The twelfth annual fair and cattle show Of the
L0udOun County Agricultural Society will be
held at the new fair grounds near Leesburg, Va,
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, October
~, 90 and 81 and from tho Arrangements
made and making, It IL expected that the affair
will DO the hnest yet hSld In this locality. The
prizes offered for hne stock, manufactures, &C,
6c., are liberal and q very large RttendAn CO OF
persons from this District Is expected.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

The usual Wednesday afternoon promenade
concert will take place In the East Capitol
grounds, commencing at $50 O'Clock. The fol-
lowing IL the programme arranged by Band
master Fries: Grand Quick March, ROasi Tele-
gram WaltIos, Strauss Selections from VIM.
Tell ROsslnii Thou Art 80 Near and Yet 30 Far,
R@'shArtI POtpOurri from II TrOyAtoTe, Yerdii
Introduction and WaltEes, Strauss Hurry
SkurTy, dOdfreyi national airs,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

The grand Jury yesterday In the cases o. r b.
Lloyd, Tor assault with intent 10 XVI y III, pIn-
shnS returned true bill; also, true Dill In
thS gnRe OF J. Burnett, for u similar offence
They also returned true bills 10 the following
murder cases: HeEeElah Edwards i1r the muir
ar IN robert Hubbard In AuguFt hsti Daniel,
Siias Buok brown, for the murder Of william
RSbbingt0n, on the 3lst Of August last' barney
wool, With the murder ul Samuel NJ cheese,
man an mo i2th Of August last, and Frederick
~ PraI and William PadHett, Tor the muTdef
~ pstsr Bennett on the 10th Of August last
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

Several cars Of the Orange and Alexandria
train that leaves the Baltimore and Ohio depot
at O'Clock, ran of tho track last night when
near the junction Of Maryland avenue and
track again, and the train was only delayed for
about half an hOuF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS


A coon basement room for rent
W. X. RrLEV is opening his fall and winter
stock Of dry goods.
SIS the advertisement OF the grand gin Gun
cert.
A SPECIAL Communication Of II. u, French
Lodge, No. 10, +. A. A. NJ, Will be held THIS
evening.
RoBERr II. GRAHAM has on hand fine STOCK
Of carriages.
THE Central Republican Association OF the
States will meet this evening
SIZE notice Of the clerk Of the Northern mar.
ket In to.day's Issue.
THR executive committee Of the regular Re
publican club Of tho Sixth district will meet
this evening.
II. BURNs Co. make a speciality Of hrst-elas'
boots, shoes, gators and slippers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

LADrEs AHD oKNTLKHES, II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In nrst class manner
send them TO A. FIsHER, SIS Ninth street, op.
pOSite Patent Ofioo. The Professor will give
you SatisfnotIon without fail.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

The workmen engaged In hitting the steam
pipes In one Of the rooms Of the Capitol aooi.
dsntally broke one Of the pipes In 4 room under
meath, and were unable 70 reach II In oOnle.
quonoe Of the key being In tho possession OF Mr..
they could not md, and who 10 supposed to use
this room as q committee nom for the OrdWAy
stFikeFB
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

A brilliant audience witnessed the naptlAls
Of Lieutenant Whipple, Of tho Marine corps,
and Miss 0eOrgeanR Collegiate, Of this city, at
were performed by the rector, Rev. J. Vaughn
Lewis, after which q reception was held at the
home Of the bride.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

Tho registration In the Fifteenth district yes
terday was made with tho following results
whites, lsl; cOlOrod, 100. Total, Co., The hrst
registration was T07, making 4 grand total Of
1884.
In the Sixteenth district the registration yes
to-day was: white, 2s2; oOlUTed, 30. Total, ST2.
The FIRST was ss3. Grand total, 1855.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

Rear Admiral Alden sends to the Navy De.
partment long and interesting account Of the
exchange Of cVllitieB between tho officers OF the
American fleet and the officials Of tho European
Powers, the substance Of which has already
been anticipated Ia the telegraphic reports.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

Coroner Patterson yesterday visited the body
OF Ann Montgomery, VINO died suddenly In q
house on Ridge road, In the eastern portion OF
Washington county, and alter post morton OK.
animation deemed an inquest Unnecessary, as
she died from natural causes.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
BEGINNlNs OF THR JEWISH TKAR.

Feasta Of the Church.
This evening begins the season In which the
Hebrews have q multiplicity Of feasts. Tonight
they celebrate their Rosh HAshono, or New
Year-the beginning Of the year 5oSS since tie
creation Of The world, according 10 their rookon-
ing. This feast lasts until Friday evening, DO
tObor l. Just week following, on October II,
they have YOm Klppur, or day Of atonemont, on
which young and old fast from sunset ~ sunset,
and pass the day In the synagoguo with prayer.
On this day the minister and some Of tho more
orthodox members Of the relglonlsts wear robes
OF white linen. These all the older people are
provided with In anticipation Of death, and on
this day they wear them to remind themselves
Of their last home on earth, and TO prepare Tor Il
by penitenoe and prayer for the AbsolutiOn Of
their sins. After this comes, on October II, the
Harvest Feast, or Suohoth, on which, In their
prayers they offer thanksgiving for the fruits Of
the earth. The feast lasts nine days, on tho
frSt and last two days Of which divine service IL
held. Formerly, during this feast, the families
lived in ImpFoylSed hutS, surrounded with leaves
and hung with garlAndS. The huts are In ro-
membrAnce Of their ancestors living in huts In
the desert, and tho leaves and KArlAnds are on
account Of the newly gathered harvest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

A. NJ. TUBNAN, as Ninth street, Is selling
wall paper, window shades, &C., cheaper thar
any one in the city
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth
street, pays opeT cent on deposits.
Banking hours-9 TO 4, Saturdays, 2 TO 4 and
6tO
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

The new COlonnAdo hotel, on Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa, Is the most centrally located
hotel In that city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

The sale Of furniture by Latlmer Il CleGry,
at No, 1910 = street, between Tenth and EloV-
enth streets, this morning, Is very attractive,
and should bring forth a large RttondA nee.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

THURsToH'A Ivory Pearl Tooth foWder u the
beat Dontriaoe In use. II kOepa the Teeth olOAn
I'D ,hIt. .na A.. s,nu,. .onnd ana haalthv
~ az s N ''
frlce 20 and % cents.
JoUVHN'B InOdOrouB Kid Glove Cleaner u far
superior 10 anything known. Price 20 cents.
T--.,s 49, 49, ,,.,,. =,
LhoHrsohh romA1s Opuno y ohqutut9. ~
sottensl Doauuneet Hnd strengthens the hAr'
MAMMAL DRoAY-PROrRCr THR swarm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

r IA. SSssSSsS' handsome assortment
Fall OvercOats,
Fall OyercOAts, prices, IS to t25;
Some very choice goods, in nus English and
French Diagonal Cloths, MeltOnG, 40,
made by our custom hands dur
ing the summer month";.
In our stock We have . DrOss OVorooats,
small quantity Of Dress Dress OyercOats,
Beavers, Kerseya, 40, Dress Overcoats,
OF the finest foreign Dross OvorcOats,
makes They are gotten Dress oyoTSoSts,
Elaborate style,
SILK, Satin or Italian Tweed, and arc offered at
fully 80 per cent. less than they could
now be made for The
stock Is limited,
London Sack Suits,
London Sack Suits, In variety Of shades
London Sack Suits, and goods. Our great
London sack Suits, bargain Is tho tle
London Sack Suits, Scotch Mixture Suit.
London Sack Sulta
There Is no suit In the market that will com.
pare with II at the price. We bought
the goods 20 per cont less than
the market price, and
give our patrons the
benefit OF tho
purchase.
No. a ais SSEs SS So SsIs 81
No. sic seventh street. No. SIC Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

II. HRBERT, Sal Seventh stroet, Just received
q nne lot Of oysters. Ieo-oream, cakos, and all
the dsIIcanIAa Of tho Geasnn on hand. Nv
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02

UHDRRrEARl
Underwear
Und1rWsRTl
EIFEMAB \ BRo.,
ClOthirs, TailOFs and Cent? FuFnIshsrs,
COS bySnth street, = door, above Z street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
LIZZIE GOLDEN.



Yesterday At 2 O'Clock (Justioe Mills pFeald.
lng) the case OF Lizzie Golden, oharaed with
keeping a house Of lll.fams at piO Fiheenih
street, was called. She came Into court, accom-.
panied BY hor counsel, Mr., Gloss. The wilt
noaser, Lieut.. Greer, Sergeant Perry, OfhoeTa
Riley, Burroughs Guy, Julia Dean, Henry ID,
Williams, Crank Montgomery" and ono or
two others were sworn.
Lieut. Greer took the stand and detailed His
ordofs Tor making the raid and its attend ant cir.
cumetances, and stated the following facts con.
corning the house and its inmates! II 10 a six
room house, three below and three aboyei there
are but two beds In It. He arrested nine alto.
gether, seven women and two men. Miss Dol
den said she was the proprietor and responsible
for all 10 It. Her reputation for chastity IL bad;
Julia Deans ls always bad; knew nothing ofths
others. The house has been complained OF sew.
ernl times. Had frequently seen persons going
In, day and evening, men and women. Had
seen Maggie Burns go In twice. Saw tive couple
last Sunday and three gentlemen 20 In one
night last week. IL has been complained Of AZ
q bawdy. house. Miss Golden has occupied II
about three months; orderly and quiet during
that time.
The testimony Of tho other oficers threw no
additional light on the subject, and was only
cumulative 10 the same points.
The testimony Of the other witnesses was very
tame. They were all innocent, and one would
Judge from their sanctlmoniOus faces that they
regarded themselves a. having been unWarrant.
ably disturbed at prayer meeting.
The counsel submitted the case, and without
hesitation Judge Mills dismissed IT, The col.
lateral In two cases was forfeited, and an ad.
dltlonal hne Of t5 imposed on Maggie Burns for
notbelnE In to answer as q witness.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
Furnishing Goods.
JOHN 7. ARMSTRONG,

POTOMAC BHAD AND HERRING,
Corner Unioa And OFonokO streets, AlSEAEdTia, Va
Specially. PRIME NO. 1 POTOMAC HERRING.
oPs hundred barrels, and 9Os hundred half PsTsl.
promptly attended TO- Sslilm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
THR LIaHT-RUNSING
"DOMIRaTIC''

Sewing Machine Is the best Of all. The pOrfec.
tion Of stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
OF work, ease Of operation, Holseless, Tor more
nearly SOthAu any other shuttle machine,) self.
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
all parts Is not equAlSd In any other machine.
once, 905 = street, Masonic Temple.