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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

One Of the best postal cards we have seen Is
that issued by Thomas Russell, which tells OF all
the line wines, brandies, Old rye and bourbon
pagnes. The card Ia unique In design and must
be useful IN hnAlneaa.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

WHIT, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily THUR5TOH's Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price, - and 30 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair all desire II, all
may have II by constant use OF THOMPsORs
PomAde Optime. Price, IS and 80 cents per
bottle.
LI0HT ooLORED Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not sOiled. JOUyEys inOdOFOus hid Glove
Cleaner will renOyate them thoroughly; price, Is
cents per bottle. All sold by druggists and
fAnoy dealers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

FIFTY more OF those elegant olive brown Ker-
sey OvercOats, at twenty-five dollars, are among
the new goods offered to-day At
A. sAKs a Co.'S, bio Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

skirt and Corset Factory, No. t08 Ninth street,
opposite Y. NJ. Z. A. building,
embracing real Lace and Linen Sets, Linen Hand
kerchlefs, Embroidered and Initial Handker-
chiefs, French Caps, Lace Undersleeves, and q
full line Of Fancy Articles especially adapted TO
the holiday season.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

Messrs. Goldman A steinberg, the enterpris-
Ing propnetors Of the new gents furnishing goods
store, corner Seventh and q streets, have IN ade
great preparations for the coming holidays. Their
stock OF goods Ia immense, embracing everything
for gentlemens wear, viz white shirts Of the
very best manufacture, undershirts, and drawers
Of all the different kinds, gloves In kid, dOgskin,
castor, cloth, chlnchllla &c, travelling bags, knit
jackets, umbrellas linen and silk handkerch lefs
uea, bows and scarfs, and great many other ar
uclos suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Come In and look at our stock before purehAs-
ing elsewhere.
Medicated red flannel underwear a speciality.
GOLDMAN 4 STEIHBERG,
Corner seventh and q streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In a frst-cAss manner
send them TO A. FIsHER, 6is Ninth street, OppO-
site Patent once. The Professor will give you
satisfaction without fall. Kid gloves cleaned nice
and cheap.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

!. George Combs, 9OS Pennsylvania avenue, he
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, IL selling the
nneHt French candles at the low price " 20
cents per pound. call will satisfy all that he
Is selling the same goods which are usually sold
for 70 cents. /. G. COMES
900 Pennsylvania avenue,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

So soon as Lieut.. Greer, commanding the
Fourth precinct station, was aware Of Lydens
having left the gas-hOuse he dispatched Ofiicers
Warwick and Hawkes. to his residence, and
Oficer Tunnel to the railroad depOts.
The information obtained was that he came
home about two O'Clock, when he washed him
self and changed his clothes, after which he left
the house hurrledly, telling his family he was
going TO Pittsburg and would return shortly. No
Information could be got as to his leaving the
rnilroal deDOt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

No. 1918 Pennsylvania avenue,
have the monopoly Of the fAvOrite and we'll
Known brand Of Horn Harbor oyatera, the nrst
and finest OF the season, which they will serve In
their popular saloons for ladies and gentlemen,
and are also prepared to furnish the aame In
packages Of all sizes for transportation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

ENGLISH WORsTRD COATS AND VESTS, double
breasted frOcks and sacks diagonal and straight
ribbed, for men and youths, at
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23
NntIonnI SnyInRa Hand,

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street.
pays per cent. per Rnnum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours, . 10 I; Satur-
days, . TO 4 and Q to 8.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

q Scotch Bottom Caters.
~ 90 Stitched Boots,
y 90 Good Calf Boots.
q 30 Custom Made.
q 90 Ladies' Button Caters.
u French Kid Button.
q 90 Childrens Button.
White Caters and slippers.
Rubber Boots and Shoes, ali sizes, at
HEILBRURs, tO2 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

HOLIDAY PRESENTS FoR FEruER on BROTHER.
Dressing Robes.
Plain, Bordered and Hemstltched HAndkerchiefs.
Kid Gloves, Lined Kid, Castor and Dogskin
Gloves,
slk scarfs, Scarf Rings, Sleeve Buttons, &c.
Linen Collar, Neck Ties, Bows, Ac., &C.
NOAH WAIEER A Co.,
oil Pennsylvania avenue, between sixth and
seventh streets. ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

STRANGERS, to avoid the trouble Of searching
for any article Of clothing, should call on
A. SAKs A Co.,
SIS Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

THE New York Herald describes as "a lost ART
in that city, "the repression Of crime by snspGR.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

LARGE NEW CLASSES will commence the course
In the Business College the nrst week In January;
the majority arranging for scolATships at the
installment rates. Nearly sixty ladies and gen.
hemen twice the usual number are In the class
% graduate next June. By
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

FOR any article Of clothing; for youths', boys,
or UhildTen'H wear, 20 To A. SAKa a Co.'S,
Bl6 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

BLACK DOUBLB-BKEAsTID FROCK COATs;
Black DOuble-breasted Getaway Coats;
Black SlnRle-breAsted CutAway Coats;
Black Full Dress or SwallOw-tail Coats; at
KEENAN, a Bios
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

The mendelsaOhn Quintette Glib, or Boston.
The "ChristmRs concerts" Of the 'star Course"
will, without question, be the most delightful Of
the holiday attractions. This troupe Is well
known TO possess In each member talent nowhere
excelled. They have pactced together over
thirty years, and their music may be Justly
styled harmonious perfection. The programmes
are composed OF the choicest gems, and are rem
dered more attractive by the addition Of vocal
pieces by the charming English sOngstreas, Miss
Edlth Abell The hall will no doubt be well filled,
and, as there Ia no extra charge for reserved
seats, they should be secured at once.
The National Theatre.
Christmas week brings with II at the National
grand holiday treat for old and young by the
production OF Hernandez Fosters new trick pan
tOnine entitled Fe-n-fO-fum or Harlequin Jack,
the giant killer. The role Of the clown will be
taken by MT; Foster, one Of the very best In the
profession. Miss Nellie Wan will be the column
blne, Mr.. Robert Smith the pAntalOOn and Mr.
G. L. Davis the harlequin.
The scenes OF the stage will be made stun
more attractive BY the appearance OF Professor
Davis troupe OF trained dogs. They are won
derfully Intelligent animals, and afford great
amusement % the young, especially In the circus
act. The FranciscO sisters and the French twin
sisters, with other novelties, will add interest to
the occasion. Wednesday there will he a grand
"Fe-n-fo-fum" matinee, also on Saturday after
noon, commencing at O'Clock.
The Theatre CsmIque.
The holiday week at the Theatre COmIque will
Introduce TO US Miss sallie Mason, vocalist and
actress; the Leopold Brothers, aerObats and
gymnAsts; Nile. Luna, a female RymnAAt; the
warren Sisters song and dance aud sketch
artists; Harry Hart, Ethiopian comedian, and
Jas. W. W; Wesley and Addle johnson, pfotean
company whose reputation among US Is good.
We look for grand gala week at the COmique.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

Solid Silver Tea sot TO bO Ramed.
MeHsns. LAtimer A CleAry will have for rafIis,
at their auction rooms, this week, 4 solid silver
tea set, costing ti,0oO.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

Information Of the murder having been trans
mitted 70 the Fourth police precinct station,
Sergeant SWindell, with Officers ToOmey, Fleet,
Crump and Trunnell, repaired to the gas-house,
where they found the body lying where It fell
after the blows were struck. Examination
showed there were two cuts on the top Of the
head and the skull was crushed, the man evi-
IDENTITY dying almost Immediately.
The coroner was notified OF the murder, and
shortly Afterwards viewed the body and ordered
II TO be taken to the Fourth police precinct
station, where II was placed 70 await the action
Of the coroner's jury, who will hold an inquest
TO-DAY,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

large line Of fns oyercOats, from ~ to IS Inch
breast measure. A. SAKs A Co.,
9l6 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23
CITY ITENIS.

The new ColonnAde hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
IL the most convenient hotel to all the principal
churches.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23
BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENT.,
and appropriate for all seasons, at

No. $50 Seventh street, between d and X, EN-
bracing choice Paintings ChromOa, EngTavinRn,
Photographs, Picture Frames, all styles and
sizes In walnut, gilt, velvet, &c; Picture Cord
and Tasses, Rings, Nails, Gold plated, Timed and
Wire Centre Picture Cord, with 4 full line of
PApeThangingH and Window Shades.
FURsi FURs!l FURsl!l-The largest and cheapest
assortment Of ladies' and Childrens Fancy FuH
for the holidays, AZ reduced prices, at DfTTRICHs
fur manufacturer, ia seventh street northwest,
centre OF the square-slgn Of the "Blg Bear"
THE BEST TABLE BOARD the market Affords Ia
furnished at the MarstOn House, on Fifteenth
street and New York avenue. Also several hand
somely furnished front and back rooms.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

MARX TIE FACT.
We are now offering
Mems Dress Suits from SO to SO.
Mems Dress Suits from SO 10 $50.
Mems Dress suits from So5 to go.
Business Suits from SIS to $50.
Business Suits from s15 10 $50.
Business Suits from ts5 to SO.
Worklng Suits from o TO SIS.
Working Suits from SIS 10 $40
Working suits from t2a TO $50.
Ovencoats, Melton, from SIS TO SIS.
OvercOata blue, brown and gray ChlnchlllA,
SIS to s25.
Overcoats blue, brown Beaver, t2s TO SIS.
Boys GETAWAY Suits from 90 TO s.
Boys Franklin Suits from go TO SiG
Boys Chesterfield Suits from SO 70 s25.
Boys Cape OvercOats from " 10 9is.
Youths 0yercoats from SIS TO t25.
Mems TAlmas and Wing Goats.
NOAH WALLER A Co.,
GIL Pennsylvania avenue,
Metropolitan Hotel building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-23

CANDY.
Just received from New York, part Of our
HOLIDAY STOCK OF CANDY
all freah' and free from any coloring
SoOO lbs ZINE FRENCH MIXTURE,
ba CHOCOLATE q GRE Eif d. Obj boxes 'L'N
SOIb. CREAM BURNT ALao Ssbs per pound
EOIbs EXTRA JORDAN ALa SS9iS Per pound
100 lbs. GUM DROPS, ' ''' Pou"u'
20 cents per h., Blb. boxes sI.aG
BQN,BoNs,- FLO PASTE, JELLY GUM DROPS
ROYAL GUM DROPS, coed ENUT' CHOCAfk TfS
twenty varieties not mentioned. At low prices.
NUTS.
Loo lbs PFCANs
Loo lbs, ENGLISH wALNUTs.
l,un lba. Brazil.
b ,sSS Re ssbltt9 flilri T. ,r,ovr.
s Lbs. mixed for sI
800 lbs PRIME FIGS
loo keys MALAGA GRAPRa
,BANANAS, received freah every Tuesday from
ORANGES and LEMONS.
Just received from Dundee. Scotland
800 lib. Jars NARAfALADR,
sTRAwBERRY,
RASPBERRY,
Just received FROM Gordon 4 Dilworth 80 cases Of
The New York herald., 1872-10-28
DEN STONES CIRCUS.

An afternoon or evening spent at this place can.
not fail to be as instructive it is pleasant and
amusing The lecture on the lions, tigers, elephants
and other animals forming the menagerie, as to
their habits, method Of procuring food when Wild
the process OF tanning them, &C., is extremely in-
teresting The performance in the circus is Of
tourse the great feature for Young America. The
horsemanship is excellent, the dresses and trap
pings handsome, and the entertainment well
and skifully conducted throughout. The equcs-
frian feats, by performers of both sexes
the grand procession, the eccentricties of
Den Stone as o clown, the ev0lutions OF the
nnwieldy elephant, the acrobats performing
dogs, the Indian war dance, scalping, yelling and
shooting Of the savages-all tend to rivet the at.
&enti0n or the audience during the two hours Of
the performance. In addition to these attractions
Stone has a very fair band; and the absence OF
that unpleasant vulgarity so common to entertain
ments OF this kind removes the ground for objection
by the most fastidous pate'3nnalias. An extension
OF the performance by the redskins appeared to be
the general demand on Saturday, and Den would
probably bene1t by acting on the suggestion.
The New York herald., 1872-10-28

,uuence OF the abiding presence Of Christ with
the Church. And hence, by the same logic,
If tho Church is infallible, its head, the Pope,
must be so also. The results of faith in
Jesus were presented by Father McNamee, in
St. Patrick's Cathedral, and the spirit of in
'di6erentism to the claims Of the Church and
Of Christ upon the people was properly
rebuked. While men throw all their energy
into an undertaking of life that promises a
good return they are unwilling to take step
forward in their religious life
Mr.. Beecher contrasted the belief founded
son the knowledge of the senses and reason
with that based on revelation and faith, and
rebuked the popular desire that God should
1be revealed to the senses Mr. Talmage talk
ing on ingratitude, asked who had thanked
God for the horse? Now that he is sick
every one is waiting to bear the latest news
from the stables. God could not please some
men if he tried. The Church of the Redeemer
held memorial service yesterday for its late
pastor From Eizabethport, N. j., and Wash
ington, D. c., como religious reports which
our readers will find interesting and instruc-
tive TODAY
The New York herald., 1872-10-28
American National Thanks to His
Majesty Emperor william.
The Imperial Referee Exertion Ac-
knowledged by the Presi-
dent and People.
Repetition Of Friendly Pledges Between the
United States and Germany.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.


The following special despatch to the HERALD
has been received from our correspondent in
Berlin by way of London
BERLIN Oct 81 1872
Honorable Bancroft @. Davis has written and
addressed to His Majesty Emperor William OF
Germany, in the name of the government and
people of the United States. letter Of ac-
knowledgment Of the imperial exertion in de-
Gliding the San Juan boundary arbitration
case, and for communicating the judgment
with such friendly promptitude to the Ameri-
can Ministerial representative in this city for
transmission to the President and Cabinet in
Washington. = -. -.
sTsS ~ ~ - ..s ~,
pREsrDENTIAT AND NATIONAL THAMES AND AS
sURANcEs OF FRIENDSHIP.
Mr.. Davis says:-'I am charged by the
President of the United States, speaking in
the name and behalf of the American people,
to thank Your Imperial Majesty for the great
pains and attention which Your Majesty has
devoted to the settlement Of the San Juan
boundary case by arbitration.
The letter closes with reiteration of as
surances Of the existence and perpetuation of
international friendship and good will between
the people of America and the people of the
German nation.
The New York herald., 1872-10-28
$ p A I N j.
Parliamentary Action for the Impeachment
Of SeDor SagaSta and His Late
Cabinet Associates.
Criminal Code Reform-Debate on the Army
Bill-Capisalists' Project for Bank
ing in London.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Oct. ~, 1872.
The sections Of the Cortes have authorized the
introduction on Monday Of resolution for the i'm
peachment OF Senior Sagasta and the members OF
his Ministry.
THE ESSENTIAL OF THE LEGISLATIVE INDICTMENT.
This is to be found in the recent course
OF the members OF the sagasta opposition
in the Cortes towards the Kings Cabinet and the
policy Of the existing Ministry. SeNor Col
lantes assaed both the one and the other in
fierce terms from his place IN the House during the
early days Of the present month. He made rapid
survey Of the various Congi esses, Ministries and
elections which Spain has had since the revolution
and then launched out into n fierce attack on them
all, comparing them to corpse in sepulchre,
and saying;-
In view OF that corpse and that sepul.
chre ! said always. and here say II again.
that the revolution OF september committed
grave fault and an objectionable error in
not proclaimlng Don Alfonso de Bourbon as King
OF the dethronement OF his mother having occurred
the men who had done that great mischief might
have introduced some consolation and remedy for
the future. They might have had for them
selves all they wlshed-regencies, ministries.
titles. They would have had power; but
king, and not king OF u party, and we might all
OF US had common dynasty round which to have
dead serrano Topete ssgasta and H others Of its Is
leaders have no seats in Congress; What desired
has been realized, ala without. any con-
spirAcy on my part. Speaking OF Alfonsino
conspiracics, the Ministers know there is
and there are many more who daily whisper in
my ears, Il am an Alfonsist." To these can only
answer, Well then, say it openly and loudly.
Opinion is being formed, concentration is coming
about, and the greater part OF the social forces OF
a certain kind incline toward the true conserva-
tive party; for we have something TO conserve,
while those who undertook to conserve the revo-
luton OF September now are hardly known by 1t.
The revolution Is falling from the head downward.
IL is sacrificing It's most important sons.
HuMANIZIEG THE CRIMINAL CODE TOWARDS ERRING
POLITICIANS
The committee OF the Cortes nave agreed 10 make
a favorable report on the resolutions to abolish
capital punishment for political offences which
was defeated last week Ia the Senate.
THE ARMY BILL DEBATE,
Debate on the Army bill continues to occupy the
time of the Cortes.
BANKING PROJECTS IN THE BRITISH CAPITAL.
Petitions have been received by the government
asking for the establishment of an ARglo-Spanish
bank in London.
The New York herald., 1872-10-28
HISTORICAL PORTRAITS.

Mr.. Brady's Pictures at the American In
stitute Fair-His National Gallery Of
Historical Portraits.
One OF the most interesting features OF the Ameri
can Institute Exhibition is the collection OF hstor
cal portraits contributed by Mr.. NJ. B. Brady, the
wel-Known photographer, of this city and Washing
ton. Through his Washington gallery Mr.. Brady
was able to bring together pictures OF the leading
statesmen Of the country during the last quarter OF
century while at his principal place OF business
in this city he obtained negatives Of the most dis
tingushed men in art letters and the Church. The
eighteen portraits now on exhibition are them
selves the best evidence of the range and
value OF Mr.. Brady's collection. Journalism
Is represented by James Gordon Bennett,
literature by Washington Irving and Edgar
Allen Poe, science by Audubon and Morse, the
Bench and Bar by Judge Story, Chancellor Kent
and James I. Brady; the clergy by Archbishop Nc
Coskey and Bishop Potter, and our institutions OF
learning by President Barnard. Clay, Webster and
Calhoun hang side by side; two Presidents, Andrew
Jackson and Zachary Taylor, are among the mum.
ber and the whole is completed with the portraits
OF Francis B. Cutting and Albert Ga,latin. These
pictures are llfe-size portraits, reproduced from
the original negatives In Mr. Brady's possession,
and interesting they are In themselves, both on
account OF their subjects ana their excellence, the
fact tnaJ tney are meIey specimens Ol coHecUOn
gathered in thirtv years OF labor In the political
capital and the commercial and literary metropolis
OF the country adds an additional charm This
collection, so wide In range and reaching so far
back into the past, was made the subject OF re-
port to the House OF Representatives by Mr.. Peters,
OF Maine, from the Joint Committee on the Library
OF Congress, recommending Its purchase by
the general government as national gallery OF
historical portraits. The collection embraces more
than two thousand pictures; and II they arc
brought together In some place In or near the
Capitol where they will be carefully preserved and
readily accessible, they will become one OF the art
features not only OF Washington, but OF the whole
country Mr.. Brady intends renquishing his
business In that city to give personal and more
thorough supervision to his gallery here, which
makes It important that Congress should act upon
the matter at the next session, since some OF the
most valuable negatives may be destroyed by re-
moval and Shipment thus making the reproduc-
ton of the pictures impossible. With a nucleus
such az this the collection can be Increased from
year to year without expense to the government,
and the gallery will always be found place Of en-
during interest and value.
The New York herald., 1872-10-28
THE PACIFIC COAST.
General Howard's Report OF the Arizona
Indians-The Fortress or Cochisc.
~ SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27, 1872.

General H0ward's Report OF the Arizona
Indians-The Fortress OF Cochisc.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27, 1872.
a& TRoTTING.
The Lucy -Occident trotting Is announced for the
Goth inst.
DoBLE-HICKoCK.
The Doble Hickock party intend returning East
pext Saturday.
THE ARIZONA INDIANS
General Howard has recently arrived from Ari
zona. He says his acts were strictly In accordance
with instructions to General Crook, and he en-.
dorsed his policy and plan OF a vigorous war
against hostile Indians He states also that he
never gave General Crook orders to sus-
pend hostities while he was in power, but
while the Apaches were negotiating with
to fire on the Indians Great sickness prevailed
among the troops and more soldiers were re-
qured. He found that most desperate and dreaded
chief, COchise, occupying stronghold in fastness
OF the territory accessible only by series of
soldiers was impossible, as the place was
NATURAL FoRTIFICATlON
which could he held by 200 against 5000. THIS and
other similar fortresses are In the Dragon noun
tains. Cochtse has twelve captains and 500 men
under his control. Ten captains consent to go to
Canada, while two are willing to make terms OF
General Howard has concluded to try them, pro-
Indians.
General Howard favors the removal Of many Of
tEe Indian agents. lie says that when agents pay
$ltOOo ior position the salary OF which Is only
$l,oW there - something wrong and q reform Is
necessary. General Howard highly compliments
General Crook.
The New York herald., 1872-10-28

inf egmed II there Ia any foundation for the yumor
u was not even aware that such rumor
was IN circulation. There Is certainly no
- 10 cQqneetlon, with business entirely per-
sonal. one object indeed being to visit my
father who is still living and whom haSs
whatever 70 do with politics though hope to cast
my ballot for President in my native State AZ
soon, however, as my business will permit, which
calculate Will not be before December intend to
return TO my post as Minister at Paris.'
As friend claimed Mr.. washburne's presence at
this moment the reporter rose to take his leave,
and the dp0mSttst, who had been taciturn and
cautious during tue interview, relieved from any
further dread OF committing himself expressed
more communicative. He promised. however, that
on his return from Washington he would make
ample amends.