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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30
BIBLH SOCIETY.


Tho Board OF Directors Of the Bible Society
met In the parlors Of the Y. NJ. @. A. last
night; present. the president (Rcy. VIM. Nc
CURE Rev. A.W. Pltzer. Rev. John Chester,
d. D., and Messrs. J. L. Rothrock, David
Bassett ii. A. Brewster. L. X. Wilson, Geo.
Rhlnehart, VIM. II. Campbell, VIM. Ballan-
tyne, J. b. olcott, II. T. White, A. s. Pratt,
and w. II. Tenney.
Tho meeting was opened with reading Of
Scriptures and prayer by the president.
Rev. Nehemiah Cobb, the agent OF the
board, made bis report Of labors for the last
two months, as fOllOwsi Families Visited,
], 40; destitute, 2l6, number Of persons IN
destitute families, 7l3 supplied, 10; refused
TO be supplied, a.; Bibles and Testaments
sold, 90; donated, IS; value Of Bibles sold
S2d75I value Of Bibles donated, els 80; cash
subscriptions received, e2o S3; n little over
i2lS per cent. Of all visited were destitute.
The treasurer reported the following dona-
uonsi Mrs. NJ. @. Temple, slO; members Of
the Episcopal Church, through Messrs, zeyely
and Burchell, Ell; Rev. Mr.. Cobb, Ell. as;
Christ church, slS.l5, and Zion Baptist
church, (colored,) s2.50.
Alter an interesting debate, II was voted
that committee of three be appointed by the
president 10 make arrangements for public
meeting.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30
MAINE.


socIable Last NIaht-In,erestlng Exercisrs
-Di-tIng aishsd tiuests-fieasaat Affair.
The Maine Republican Association gave q
reception aud soclable at the Masonic Temple
last evening that proved a most interesting
affair, aud was greatly enjoyed BY all for.
tuuate enough 10 10 present As these events
have generally consisted Of dancing only, the
representatives OF this State determined To
vary the programme and present one with
additional attractions. For this purpose the
dancing was preceded by literary and vocal
exercises that were greatly appreciated.
Judge Smell, In few appropriate remarks,
welcomed the audience, aud thanked them
for their attendance. a duet was then cx-
ccllonly rendered by Miss Clara q. Baker
and Mr.. y. A. Chase, followed by vocal
colo swcetly sung by Miss Baker. VI"
Mr.. q. n. Patch, A. b., then read an essay,
selecting for his subject spirit Of Progress"
after which came duo on tho plano aud
violin by Miss Grace ID. spaldlng and Mr.. J.
w. MooThead.
President Grant aud Vice President Collar
here entered the hall, and were escorted TO
tho platform, when the exercises were tempo
rarlly suspended and the audience Introduced
10 His Excolloncy, Hon. 8. P. Brown per-
forming the Introductory honors.
At the conclusion of tho reception the au-
dlence resumed their seats, and Rev. j. H.
Rankin read an original Ocm, entitled the
"scotch Elders sunday Ride" which
abounded In wilt and was productive Of great
laughter.
Tue exercises were concluded with duo
on the Violin and plano, given with good
effect by George W. Walter aud J. W. Moor
head.
The Gorr was thou cleared for dancing,
and this pleasure was continued until late
hour.
The several COMMITTEES were unremlttlng In
their attentions for tho welfare OF the COM
pany, and left nothing uudono that would
add to their enjoyment and may we'll con-
gratulate themselves on the success Of their
reception.
Among those present were noticed the Pres
ideut, Vice President Coliax, Secretary Della
no, General o. y. Howard, General @. ID.
Gilmore, Hon. &. 7. Brown aud lady Judge
Snell and lady, Captain J. II. Merriman, Gap
tain John w. White, u. W. Norris, DR.. Ran
Kin, HOratlo King and daughter, Hon. wm.
stcSney and lady, T. J. Hobbs and lady,
Colonel Eaton and lady, A. y Spaldlng, Gen.
eral Francis A. Walker and lady, Colonel ].
A. Graham, j. Jockey and lady, J. NJ. Nc
Grew, l.. ID. Moore and lady, i. J. Kimbell
and lady, W. A. Moorchead aud lady, A.
Weeks aud lady, Hon. John Lynch, J. W.
Babson, A. A. Shissler, Joseph Noble aud
lady, II B. Cleavcs aud lady, Hon. Mark Don.
nell, w. r. Moses and lady, Marshal Sharp
and lady, John Edwin Mason, Hon. J, W.
McKnlsht and lady, Major Jacobs and lady,
Francis circuit and lady, Captain Nathan Y.
TWlchell aud others.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

Pursuant to advertisement the sale oi
household furniture and effects took place
yesterday at No. 1877 T. street by Green 4
Williams, auctloncers, Mr.. Williams, Of the
firm, acting as salesman. This differed from
tho ordinary sales Of "a gentleman declining
housekeeping" In that Il was formerly kept
az a gambling saloon, aud was one OF the
establishments which suffered BY the late
raid.
Il was fitted up several years ago by Hon.
John MorTlssey for gambling purposes, Mt 4
cost, II IL said, of slg, 800, aud the reported
splendid furniture, together with the privacy
II had succeeded IN maintaining, attracted y
crowd Of curious ladies aud gentlemen, as
well as gOodly number Of bona dfe pur-
chasors. Entering tho hall through the glass-
panel door, tho visitor stood at the foot Of a
richly carpetcd flight Of stairs, which on
ascending landed Hun 10
TnB rARLoRs
OF the main floor, pair OF well-iurulshed
handsome rooms. A splendid Administer car.
pet covered both floors, and showed that II
had been trodden over many times. The win
dows were hung with rep aud lace curtains,
the mantle adsrncd with very large mirrors,
the walls covered with light aud gilt paper,
aud hung with pictures.
In one corner Of the front room stood an
elaborate mahogany bookcase aud writing
doski In another, patent safe, which lad
Ucen Pnntou hnu sIalhcu III lniitatioh o. OAK,
and finished with n neat marble top; In an
other, near the door, was large oak hat.
rack OF modern make, aud next TO u enc OF
the nnesl walnut sldebOards In the city. The
centre of the room was occupied by pair OF
sUsPICloUs LOOKING .,..
circular taplcs, covered WIN green clotll, ana
taid oy showing ones 70 have been used lor
short cards. The chairs were OF different
styles, but all walnut with grcon rep trim.
mlngs. Ine rear room Wa occupied Win a
,aHe walnut eAtsns'oh Iaole aWeiNe leet IN
Iengln, OF ooautilui make, hne hneooaru
anu ~ y nulnocr Vi oah uInlns enals.
Inete were tie Two rooms devoted 70 the
game, Out the ulinlons OF uhelaw had stripped
them OF everything pertaining 70 faro on the
occasion OF their WISH ana Win inc creep
lion OF the two green tables they looked 70 all
lntcnls apu purposes HAe inc Parior anu d'n-
lug rOoni oi
r,. AWhALIhI eEEILkhAh'
INC upper poItlon OF tne mouse wa. iur-
hisncI ~ sloePlnB aPaI.lnonu. AZ tne ho0rs,
,nneluulhg Passagesl were ooVere9 WIN Elnc,
pruseeis carpets, inc mahues adorned win
cnas'e oInainents, ana the FURNITURE "a iull
s sul.e ~ encn room OF ino1sIn make ana the
gSst qualY, hciuulng oeos anu oeddlng;
Ihese rooms, saiI gentleman VINO seemed
W hnoWt NeIo ntteu up lur tue purpose OF
accommodating tIaNenhg sporting men VINO
"sre always welcome nerS'
Ihe Dack Vuliulhgs were useu rs servants
ro0,ns anu kitcheh,
the SAFE Oegah NJ ~ U CLOCK ana the hrst
artlcles offered were tue
SILVER, GLASS AND CuINAwARE,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS


NOTICES or NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
PunLio tsrnpsuanes msstinG this sveuinE
JoHS D. wHEELER has money 10 loan on teai e.
tats,
FouR pewtuos,ory brick hous,s for sale 10 Aier
andria, Va
A nlSrIEo Of the soulhsru Republican As,cela.
tiou this evening.
ORkEs a WILLIAMS, auotioneers, viii sell on
Wednesday. JAnuary u. At 10 O'Clock, = m, No. 10
Peansyvania Avsnus. betsssn FOurand-a half and
HlHih streets, handsous furpiture.
BooHa for sub.oriptoua for stock Ia The Bour dary
and silvsr Spring aiuius railroad viii be opened on
februaryA
TIN sale b.. Ia,imsr a Olsary, aaotloneara, Of an
s1cellent aayor.msat st housshold furnltuss at the
rsaidsbcoof Admiral Jsuklas, No ans Pennsylvania
assnus. bot~esa Tsenty.hrsl aud THenty.saeond
strsss bpss,poued until January Of. at u o'olooE.
o. N.
A NEErIHa Of the Republoai OsntraI oommitie 90
v II be hold this evening.
MEsaRs 3, GotDsrEiN A Co, have removed 10
Nc 80 Four-and-a-hAli street " a..
WV. 4. WALL a o.. aaeu Inesra, will ~ wednas
day, Janusry u, At 10 oo.ock a. m, al their siles-
rcoTns, q Zoe collection Of furniture.
3. GotDarETr A o.. viii close tut AL Of th, bal.
amos Of Cd on hand At ih,ir cid stand.
HEAEBERa hiss opsssJ In oonnsotion With bis an
ofhos, sAissroom for the sale OF uaredscmSd msr.
ehAndiss.
sEE Ar, rratrs advertisement In iO.dsJ's Issus.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30


Yesterday evening, about $50 o'clock, an
alarm Of fire was turned In from box 80, cor
ner Of Twelfth and NJ streets, caused by the
discovery Of smoke Issuing from the two-story
frame store belonging 10 and occupied by Gen.
Harris, a colored man, on Twelfth street, be-
tween Y and r. The flames, which were
caused by the explosion Of q coal-oll lamp,
while being lighted by Mr.. Harris, soon
caught 10 the several barrels Of kerosene In
the store aud penetrated the woodwork Of
the building. The fire department were
promptly on hand, but owing TO the combus-
tible matter OF the building and surroundings
the store was soon consumed, aud the adjUln-
Ing buildings In flames.
One was occupied by Patrick Maloney, and
the other by Mrs. Williams.
A general alarm was sounded as soon as
the extent OF the fire was discovered, and the
flames were kept within the limits Of the
three houses, which were totally DESTROYED,
lnnlcting slight damage 10 the one next oe-
cupied by Frank Brown and Mrs. Simms.
The loss TO Mr.. Harris Of bis house and
stock was about s2,5O0, with an insurance OF
~ 900. The houses Of Mr.. Maloney and Mrs,
Williams were both covered by insurance.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

The steamer Lady Of the Lake will not
leave her wharf for Norfolk until tomorrow
morning.
ACoIDENT.-JOseph Y. Burch, eEq., prom
inent resident Of this city, while entering the
post office yesterday slipped upon piece Of
Ice and fell 70 the pavement, intlctlng palm
full injury TO his arm,
The Cold sNAP.--Men are engaged cut
ting Ice on the canal for use by the butchers.
The river and canal are again closed with
Ice. The steamer George II. Stout, from PhllA-
delphla, did with great difficulty succeed In
breaking through 10 the coal whaTves, and
VIII probably leave this port this morning.
NEw PAsToR.-ReV Thos. Burrows, for
merly OF Bucks county, Penn, will assume
charge OF Grace (P. E. church, In this city,
next Sabbath. This church has been without
permanent pastor since last June, and was
temporarily under the charge Of Rev. Mr:
Mccormick, of the Theological seminary,
near Alexandria. ~
RIVER NEws.-The Maryland Steamboat
Company propose fitting up the steamer
lTOnsldes, which has been running on tbe
Aqua creek neil line, and placing her on the
line between this port and Baltimore with
the steamer GeoTgiana. By this addition The
trade will be as we'll accommodated In winter
a. II Is during the summer season; when the
steamers Express and Columbia are run
ming.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

From the compiler, W. II. Boyd, wo have
a copy OF the Directory OF the District OF Co
lumbia for 1872. The book Ia one Of the
most complete ever Issued, containing In ad-
dillon 10 the names q large appendix filed
with Interesting miscellaneous matter.
The typographical portion OF the work was
done at the REPUBLICAN, job 0iiice, which Is
a guarantee OF Its neat and clean appearance
From the information Of the members OF
the several families, II may be we'll TO state
that there are In the city 600 JOhnsOns, $50
Smiths, $50 Williams, $50 Jones, 200 Whites,
and over 1000 Mes, Pretty large families
these.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

Yesterday about noon the residents OF the
Navy Yard were surprised by report that
yodng man named Lewis spicer had at
tempted to commit suicide at bis residence,
southeast, by taking iaudauum. As soon as
the fact was discovered by tho inmates of the
house, the services Of DIR. Miller were secured
hnd tho Tash MON rOiisysd nf the conse-
qucnces Of hls folly. No cause eau be
ascrlbcd for the act as Splcer Is a young
man IN good circumstances, and has but re-
Gently been married TO q most estimable
young lady. He Is a cablnetmaker by trade,
and has steady employment in ons Of the
best establishments In the city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

Detectives McDeyitt aud Miller on salur.
day captured q chicken thief carrying bag
In which were three dead chickens, having
been lately killed. Two accomplloes escaped
BY being fast runners. The prisoner was
taken TO the Central guArd-house TO await
the identification Of the chickens by the
owner.
The steamer WAwaset has taken the place
Of the steamer City Of Alexandria on the line
between here and Alexandria, while the lat
Ter Is undergoing repairs at Baltimore,
whittier she has been sent.
The joint committee on manufactures of
the District Legislature will to-day pay a visit
10 Georgetown and inspect the flour mills and
other establishments there.
John NJ. Gegan, q milkmau, was thrown
from bis wagon yesterday morning by the
breaking OF an axle, and seriously hurt. OH
Ger Wilson took him TO Majors drug store,
where, after receiving medical attention, he
was conveyed TO his home.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

A meeting of the Washington Gymnastlc
Association was held last night for the pur-
pose oil deyising means to replenlsh Its treas
ury.
Mr.. Wood, tho president, called The meet
Ing TO order, and In brief address stated It's
object. "
After several propositions had been sub
mltted, II was, on motion Of Mr.. futile, re-
solved 10 increase tho regular dues from one
70 two dollars per month for February,
March and April, the Increase not TO affect
new members who may join.
A resolution was also adopted 10 furnish
card OF admission 10 one representative Of
each daily newspaper In the city.
II Is 10 be hoped that sufficient number Of
recruit will be gained TO keep the gymna-
Stun In existence, as 1t Ia well lifted up, and
i would be crying shame 70 allow such an
Institution 10 be closed for want OF funds.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

The Southern boat, last evening, brought
amoug It's passengers Mr.. Jacob Rich, Of the
arm OF GOthelf, BehreId Il Co., of this city,
and bis bride, nee Miss Julia Zukerman.
The wedding took place on the afternoon
OF the 25th, In the Hebrew synagogue, at At
lanta, Ga, Rev. Mr.. Bounheim officiating,
and was graced by large attendance.
The lady has but recently arrived in this
country, and was stopping with her relatives
IN Atlanta until the contamination OF the
nuptlal engagement, which was formed In
the Fatherland.
Immediately after their arrival the happy
couple proceeded 10 their residence on /
street, where they were met by large num-
Der OF friends who congratulated them on
the event and united In Wishing them long
and happy life.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

The inspector general reports the arrival
and sale Of marine products as follows Ar
rived, sloop Mollie, $50 bushels st. Jerome
oysters, extra fne and good-small, 10 cents;
large, 81 per bushel. Schooner Gibson,
300 bushels Of Tassmaker's oysters,
the largest and finest that have arrived this
season-smAll, 90 cents; large, e.. Schooner
Thomas Harri, 1000 bushels Mosquito creek
oysters, very hne-small, 60 cents; large,
sl.5O. Schooner Marcella Ann, 800 bushels
Deep creek oysters; matches unopened. SchoO-
ner j. @. Calhoun, 800 bushels Pocomoke
oysters, oil small; selling at 90 cents. Yacht
Hancock, 500 bushels Smith creek oysters,
matches unopened. Schooner Discovery, 800
bushels Dividing creek oysters; small, e5
cents; large, Sl.15.
The cold weather has placed an estoppel
upon arrivals, thereby Increasing the price OF
oysters. Market firm. The river Is com.
pletoly blocked up.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

The old sun dial which formerly marked
the passage OF time In front OF Harvard Hall,
Boston, and which suddenly disappeared
about twenty years ago, has recently been
restored by Mr.. George Jacques, OF Worces-
ter, who states his father purchased IL Of
a secondhand junk dealer In Boston, some
sixteen or twenty years ago, and II has been
lost sight OF among the rubbish OF his attic
until the present time. With the belief that
Il IA the same. dial which was years ago
placed in front Of Harvard Hall, he now re-
turns II 10 the college.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

Tomorrow night Mossrs. Latlmer 4 Uleary
will offer for sale, at auction, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
north side, = splendid collection of oil paint
ings. The lot comprises works on variety
Of subjects, most OF them being Of the mod
ern landscape school, and 10 point OF execu-
ton far superior to what now passes for fue
pictures. They will be on exhibition during
the day, and will be sold without reserve.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

The arrangements being made by thu
Washington militia 10 receive the VISITING
company from Philadelphia, on the 29d b
February promise 10 result In one OF thu
finest military displays seen In this city fol
some time. In the evening grand ball vii
be given by the Washington Light Infantry
at Masonic Temple, for which Invitations az,
now being prepared. n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

The cold weather Of the past fcw days has
made a nne 'l.'' " ice at the National
skating park, aud the skatists were yosteT-
day afternoon passing q most delightful
time on their steel runners "a they moved
over its CLASSY surface, while those debarred
from this pleasure were enjoying themselves
In the clubhouse, whirllng round In the ng-
ures Of the may dance" 10 the music 81
the band that plays during tho afternoon
and evening while the park Is open. The
cold spell will not last long, and judging by
the number In attendance yesterday il would
appear as II many attended to have tho full
benefit OF the sport while II was possible u
do 90.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

The regular meeting Of the WOman's Club
was held at the rooms on Saturday evening,
and q number Of Teslgnatlons were the most
prominent feature of tie occasion.
As these ladies were among the most eneT-
getic and active of the members, II Is fair to
presume that the association, ushered In with
such furious blast Of trumpets, will soon be
numbered among the things that were.
The following Is list Of those who severed
their connection with the club Mrs. A. @.
Riddle, trustee and member; Miss DR.. Edison,
trustee and member Miss Emma Marmedel,
member; Miss Elmlra Aynes, member; MrE,
Alice b. WayOre, recording aud correspond
Ing secretary.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

A meeting OF the clerks OF & Q different
Department. was held last night 10 the lee
ture-room Of the Young Mems Christian As
soclatlon for the purpose Of forming pro-
tectlye union. j. W. Frazer was called 70
the chair, and J. w. Moulton acted as score
tary. A constitution and bylaws was adopted
and board Of directors Of fifteen was APP
appointed after which the meeting adj
journed
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

On Saturday evening, well@known con-
tractor and District Official took a ride for
the benefit Of their health, and after pleas
ant drive through the suburban district, were
proceeding quietly home by way Of Seventh
street, When they reached the vicinity Of
tho Northern market by some unexplained
cause, the vehicle upset and the couple were
thrown violently on the ground, luckily es-
Gaping serious Injury.
What was left Of the buggy was taken to a
carriage makers In the vicinity early yeSter-
day morning.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

The latest victim Of the severson memorial
who wishes 10 set himself right before the
community Is Mr.. Frederick Neidfeldt, who
says that he did not understand 'he matter at
all, or he would not have signed tse papers.
There are, doubtless, many other In the
and disayOW oil connection with the doc
umenI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

THE only way to meet afiilctlon Is 10 pass
through II solemnly slowly, with humanity
and faith, as the IsraellteS passed through
the sea. Then its very waves Of misery will
Divide, and become 10 us wall on the right
side and on the left, until the gull narrSws
ard narrows before our eyes, aud We land
safe on the opposite shore.-Miss HulOch.'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

Thr collector Of taxes reports the receipts
Of his office for the week ending January 81,
1877, go, l46 10 receipts from November 10,
1871, TO January 20, 1873, 81 ,OI7 1917 To-
tai from November 1851, TO January "a,
1872, ~, on ,25i.4I
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30
CITY ITEMS.

NEw srunEi Low Fmorsi-Ths best t1whfis
Shirts, Gents Kids at 81, and the beS, quality
DO. At SLbO, you can md At Pncee Gents Fur.
nishing Depot, AIS Seventh street, bstHesu "
and \.
CorsuuERs shoHld use from one fourth 70 one
hairless Of Dooieys than Of other Yeast or Btk
Ing Powders. III put up full weight
usEpUL TAtte WORM MOVING.
THuRsroS's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best Dentrlnoe In use. II keeps the TEEN oicsH
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
JouvEs's Inodoroui KID Glove Cleaner is far
superior to anything known.
THoNfson's Pomade Optlme 10 exquisite II
softens, beautines, and strengthens tho hair
All for sale by Druggists.
-
90 TO FREuED,
Tan CATERKR,
bT Seventh Street,
and ieaye
your orders for Balls, Parties, weddings aud
Receptions, who n prepared to furnish upon the
shortest notice, in the most exquisite style, and
At reasonable ratss
Do Nor FoRaEr
That Tor foW week. you can get your
Bows AN ESrIRR oUrTIr,
BKRBY CoAT, War AND PANrs AND OvHacoAr,
AZ q less cost than you can possibly buy the
goods and make them yourselves.
Gall and see the proofs q this assertion.
Moan WALKER a Co,
eli Pennsylyanla avenue, near Sixth st.
GLOVES ron run MILLION, At Prices, ns
Seventh street. Best quality Kids at ti.So, at
Prices ll3 Seventh street. Linen and sllk
Handkerohiefs for the holidays. at Prices, Ala
Seventh street, Cardigan Jackets, at Prioe's,
Ala Seventh street Underwear, at the usual
low rates, at Prices, ll3 Seventh street. Depot
for Gents d Kids, at Prices, ana seventh street.
LADIES hsb dusTs HID Glove Depot, the
largest In the city, ID at u. BAuA's Corset Fac
tory, COS Seventh street, between ID and 4. II
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

Tonight lecture on "Intemperance-Iis
cause and cure" will be delivered at Haf-
monial hall, by Miss q. Fannie Allyn. The
lady has cause TO know whereof she spealkb,
and her story OF the terrible evil will doubt
less be well worth listening To. 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30
CLEANED OUT.
PAssEDIN THEIR CHECKS.

The Lust Turn In the BeS-A IssisE Deal
for tho sp,Irtor---A Ga I all Around
The Game Closcd-Tho Patrons Dis
per-cd-Auctisn sale Of Not, d Gam-
HE-IIouse-DssoIation In John Nor
rIssey's Former Fashionable Pastors.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

THE attraction for "Burts ladies' boots"
at Cummlns' continues 10 attract from all sec
lions OF the city and country around. We do
not wonder, when We consider that his stock
Is double that OF any other. Mr.. Cummlns Is
an old merchant but young man, aud for
many years has enjoyed the confidence and
patronage Of his many friends and the best
OF our citizens. Remember the stock ls 30
great that II embraces every article desirable
IN the shoe line. II you are anxious TO fnd
Just what you want, try this large and long
known establishments 932 Seventh streei,
next TO corner Of X aud Northern market.