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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-10-26

No use in suffering with frosted
feet or hands when Motifs Golden
Ointment will cure you.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-10-26

Prepared Mince Meat all ready for
use, also articles for making it with.
Sweet cider new raisins. current. citron,
and fresh spices. G. B. HUNT 253 Main
St.
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Mrs. 81. N. Rose, has the
largest stock Of Ribbons, in the
city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-10-26

Spread your bed with blAn-
kets, and go to FORMERS No. 800
Main street. to buy them, whore
you can get good ones at reasons
able prices. They have . large
lot OF them and bought them when
wool was low.
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60 to Messick d Dnnham's
and see those fine sets of Cham Der
Furniture.
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H s--Nye's, No. 500 Main ST., is tho
place to go to repienish your cup
boards.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-10-26

Charlie Price keeps only the
best brands of new fresh oysters,
for sale by can, half can or dish.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-10-26

Ling. Farquhar don't sell E.
B. Mallory's, but D. D. Mallorn's
Oysters,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-10-26

10000 new Poplar Shingles, at
w. /. Dulin's Lumber Yard, cor.
of Main Il Fifth streets.
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Geo. Peele. at the Cincinnati
Dyc House. is prepared TO dye,
clean, scour and renovate all kinds
OF clothing for gentlemen.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-10-26

New oranges, lemons, 6gs,
grapes and chestnuts at Charlie
Prices.
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Nothing is more pleasing to
the eye than beautiful pictures and
cngravings. j. E. Hale and Co.
have just received the finest lot Of
beautiful cngravings ever brought
into Richmond. Call at their store
opposite the Huntington House
and see them -
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MICHAEL CRAwLEY.

MICHAEL CRAWLEY,
The above named defendant is notified Of
the pende 'cy Of the above entitled canse. and
that on the 9th day Of September, 1872, ]
issued writ Of attachment against the
goods, chattels, rights, credits, moneys and
effects of said defendant in said county, and
at same date q summons was issued to the
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st. Louis Railroad
Company, garnishee; and that said cause is
set for hearing on December It'll, 1873, at =
o'clock N. ENOS THOMAS.
October 9th, 1872 Justice Peace.
l04
(sEAL)
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10 car loads Of yellow poplar
lumber, an aggregate of about 3d.
900 feet, Cow in store at w. l. Du-
Inns lumber yard on the corner OF
9Th and Main street.
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$4,000 pine shingles, l8 inch,
just received, by w. !. Dulin. co.,
ner OF 9Th and Main.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-10-26

The Richmond Horticultural So
ciety held its regular monthly
meeting at the residence of jesse
Starr on Saturday last.
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Table ware Of all kinds, glass,
china, stone china, brittania; silver
and steel ut S. +. Nye's.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-10-26

popular Science Monthly" at
The Post Office News Depot.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-10-26

Fine cutlery Ut Nye's, 302 Main
Street.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-10-26

New Mackerl & Goldfish ct Hunts
253 Main St.
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Black Ink, tor schools-5c. per
bottle-at the p. u. News stand.
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"a Go to Hale's for fine books
and writing paper.
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A new supply of Fall and Win
ter styies Of Bonnets, Ribbons, de-,
at S. A. Ilif Davis's, n. Franklin
street.
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Now is the time to subscribe
for the PALLADIUM.
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EPILEPSY OR FITS

Can now Be certainly cured By new and
safe remedy. regardless OF the obstiuacy or
duration Of the disease. The cts are stopped
from the beginning Of treatment. For par.
ticulars, address DR. W ALSHE.
Box 323 lincoln, Illinois.
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No. arrives State Line ct 9;55 p. M, and
No. 10 1t 6;l0 .. m. No. leaves Chicago
Daily, except Saturday. No. 10 leaves Lo-
gansport Daily, Except Monday. All other
Trains atari Daily, except sunday.
sAAsAs q 8 FIR. MYERS,
.Gsnr Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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nounss. OPENS. CLOSE.

- ONCE open from 7:3o A. II. to TOO
Pm. On Sunday, from 600 to 1890 An
B. W. DAVIS, P. N /.
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DR.. O'Leary's lectures at Lyceum
Hall have been we'll attended.
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H. c. DICKINSON. Jeweler, gee
Main Street. I56m
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office At Richmond
Ind. Der. Is. 1872.
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Open All The Year.

st. Louis, Michigan. Magnetic spriuss
The hrst nag.etic Water Discovered IN
america a. n (lS6e) has bsen visited by over
10000 persons.
ENTIRE ROUTE BY RAILROAD.
CORH
Neuralgia. Paralysis, Rheumst;sm. Goat,
Diseased Of the Bladder and Kldnevs. mn.
pepsias lnpotency, and all diseases Of Ii.
~, nersous system. Contracted Jainas, General
Deoliify FINE Barns. For pamphlets eon-s
tanning description. annalysis Of vater. snd
All other information, address NA0NETTC
Michigan. '' ~
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Pickles in Vinegar at Hunts Grocery.
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Pure Cider Vinegar at Hunts Gro
,ery.
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LOCAL RECORD.
BEN. +. HAM,

rooAI HDxroR.
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DR.. O'LEARr, Tuesday night
October 10th. 1872, At Lyceu,n'
Hall Admission Is cts; 5 Tickets
for so cts.
~ Ladies Bone violent Society.
receive ALL the proceeds.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

NOTICES OF NEW ADvERTIsElIENTs
The oticers and members Of the Great Coun-
ell Of theDstrict Of Columbia are called together
GIrTLEHENs UNDERWEAR, In all varieties, At
Dcylin A Co.'S.
DR.. THOMAS s. PALNERS oriental tonic powder
WV. L. WALL \ Co. will sell, Dec. and = al
their store, unredeemed property belonging TO
Robert Fulton Co.
FURNISHED or unfurnlshcd rooms for rent.
TINS LADIES Of Mount Vernon NJ. h. church
South will hold a Thanksgiving supper to-mor-
row evening.
BALTIMORE ROOFING FEIT, wholesale and retail,
at Sages.
rus members Of seneca Tribe No. II, I. o. r.
NJ, will meet tomorrow morning.
Five THOUSAND DOLLARS for i've years.
A YOUNG SCOruHNAN desires a situation as
clerk.
Ronr. II. GRAHAM has on hand a number Of
hrst-class carriages.
TnE chief and members Of Tuscarora tribe No.
b, l. o. r. NJ, will meet tomorrow.
AisrRor 4 DUDLEY have a nrst-class residence
for sale,
Al uniform members OF knights OF Pythlas
will meet tomorrow evening.
W. N. GAIT 4 Co have received full cargo Of
hay and straw.
THIS sale by VIM. l.. wal 4 Co., auctioueers,
NJ an elegant Nlheute phaetOu' UOunie hAiuess'
&c, Ia postponed until to-day also, the sale Of
buRges, English dog wagons, &c.
II. r. ZIMMERMAN 4 son are offering their
stock Of furniture at very low prices,
MEMBERS Of Excelsior Lodge No. u, X. Of p,
Will meet tomorrow morning.
REtCHESBACII, No. 423 Eleventh street. IA agent
for VIM. Knabe Il CO.'S and VIM. McCammons
pianos.
ALEvEE will he held this evening for the bene,
Of Of the |. o. o. 7. Library Association.
MAREr at the new Centre market to-day.
TURKEYS, mince meat, buckWhoat, &c., at W
". Blrl 4 sons
GREENS RESTAURANT will he opened this even.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

Meeting Last NiHht-smRilpoN on the De-
rrease-Wsrk Of the observation-disclosures
tIon for the Improvement - the Eastern
nrnnch-sanitary aud OtheF Measures.
Aregular meeting Of the Board Of Health was
held last night, Dr. z. G. Cox ip the chair, and
DR.. W. d. stewart, the physlcian on duty at
the health once, reported thifty-nyo vaccinations
as having been performed BY him during the
The health oficer reported the smallpox to be
GSs ei q - u sgs, presented =. the last
The committee on ordinance reported they bad
examined the uomniunicAtion OF me Board o.
Of wood In close proximity 70 sheds, and bad
come TO the conclusion that the Board Of Health
had no jurisdiction In the matter.
Also, reported unfavOrably upon the appuca-
ton OF WIN Bowen for the privilege of bling up
vacant lots with stagnAnt water on them, and
holding the owners responsible for the payment
Of the expense incurred by holding the prop
erty until payment for the work Is made by the
The sanitary police requested the board to
Jos. Ambush rs a scayenger, In place o. David
0Tigshy, dismissed.
The committee % act upon the suggestion Of
Mr.. Milbum TO dispense with the deOdorHlng
system during The winter months were, upon
their request, discharged from any further con.
sldcntl0n Of the subject as the committee had
found the system TO 10 benencial In every r.
Ths hcsRh oacer reported, for the week end
ing November -, ~ nulsances BY o. which
were abated, lis referred 70 the Board OF PUBLIC
Works, and 30 remain undated.
An application was received FROM >. x. Mills,
N. d., for the privilege Of Vacciuahng In two
Council districts on the same terms a. those
srSntsd the bhysioisnE 10 the poor Agreed TO- y
The physicians TO the poor reported LEO vac
citations for the past week.
DR.. Bliss, the secretary, read The following
communication. which MAS TefeTrcd 70 the SAINT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27
THO COURTS.


NnhFnme touft OF the United states.
TUESDAY, November %, is7l
WARRINGTON oAsE sETILED.
No, 30. Emily y. Wiley and Elizabeth Brown,
appelantaf W. Truman Cook. Appeal from the
supreme Court OF the District Of Columbia. Mr..
Chlet ipsuoe Chase announced the decision Of
the court, amrninH the decree OF the said Bu-
nreme Court In this cause, with costs and In
teIest, H..
NO. US. Jesse Q, Wllllamsi appellant, vs., VIII
liam Baker, and No. 600. The Cedar Rapids and
missouri River Railroad Company, appellants, Va.
John II, MaTtlndale et a.. The argument Of
now. ~ rot,,,ue IN, IN snoeiees and ,,isl
nv Mr. n II CnrtiS N rotinaei for tho annellanta
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

Professor GIsses matinee is postponed until
v '' 80
a., d,i rrnrr,,, ~, ~, ,n =, UNDERGRADUATES
M r ,JlTbg ~ ~, ,, , ~ ~ 80
-, - i'N, -, - " ''''''
etuay AZ Eleventh street wharf,, larger guam
wy IMAM mas neeh ohetcu pciore III one uay lot
i,.,.,.,,'a ,,.r,,,-.,. ,.,.,.-.,.. -.,
DtteCuNe MCblliesn lesteIuay recovered an
ONercOat valued ~ ~, ana returned u 70 the
owner, LeutehAht henry Jaohson' Nhlleu StAtes
cavalry
Who said rats7 The clerks OF Letters re-
cciyed" division, Clarks building, had the Jim
Jams yesteihay-at least they ~ "a" rats, but
nome Coulu pe lOuhu.
Browne offers to bet stamps that the clerk who
writes down the proposed increase OF salaries
loans money at ten per cent. per month, goes
without stockings all the year, and eats with q
knife.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27


Al the regular meeting Of Columbia Temple Of
Honor, held on Monday evening, the 18th inst,
the following named persons were Installed Al
OfflCers for the ensuing six months, viz; W, C..
T., d. 7. wilkins; W. T., W. II. Womersley;
W. H., r. II. Person; W, A. r., X 4. MyerS; W,
y, H., T. 2. Reid; W. T., Hon. ID. p. Holloway;
W. L., j. y. Darnall; W. ID. L., Z. f. Common; W.
o., u. +. Magyar, and W. g., J. b. Cecil.
AfteT the installation ceremonies were co.,
cluded a deputation from Washington Temple
entered the han, laden with baskets flled with
various appeuzinR cOmestbeA which were
spread before those assembled, the members Of
Washington Temple acting a. hosts, and sitter a
really enjoyable half hour or so was spent In the
discussion thereof those present separated Ap-
parently well satisfied.
Excelsior Lodge No. I, Of Arlington, Va, seem
determined not TO lose their right TO the name
they hear, for they are not only continually In
itlating new menIbeTsi but are making their
meetings more and more attractive each night.
Last evening they amended their by-laTs so as u
change thelr night for meeting 10 Wednesday,
and elected Brother y. 8. Corbett, Y. 4, and
Brothers BOultOn and Read, /. and o. \. The
representatives to the Grand Lodge submitted
their report, which was listened 10 with great
Interest," utsr HIich programme Of amusement
was aOhaAhfough With. 7 y H#. = . lH|
Among those who deserve especial credit for
the excellent manner In which they performed
their part are Miss Ida q. WlblTt, Willie WibiTt
and Miss Carrie Smith. The lodge adjourned
until Wednesday, the 4th OF December.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

stcp- to BE- Taken IuaHcdIatcIy-A lIcctIns
Of gitiseHs Called ~ the tsoyerpor.


Step. 10 DC Tehen lmmediateiy-A Weeting
OF Citizens Called By the tioveTuor.
Ctub OF the Dstrict appolntpd A COMMITTEE az ia
active members 10 CONSULT with inc national
executive committee and leading citizens In re-
rarl 20 the Inauguration Of President Grant The
work assigned them WAS duly performed and As
a result the committee addressed the following
letter TO Gov, Cooke on the subject,
wAaHtNaruN, Nov a, Is71
HaH. HsarH D. ceots, GOrsTHoF u M DtsiTtu " Cs-
,5sasta. ~, g., g., - .,, -,
>, w lne l0lhg Mehs hepuhncah Nluo OF the
1870 " Nylu"A .ecehty hl,l'pln..u y oohl-
mllteo 70 consult ana cooperate Win the na-
uo wy, hna S1nEIesslonal eAeSntiye eonnlttee
ld ptVthilens Slsi.olls " tnc IelhuNe 9
Ss,on w y, l W nc seyoin
~ as,Sn W iI. ~, nhsn Cuiilnl
w WA peltotuleh ~ uulyt SUI uhNiuk TtnNefesi
AItpoiN 70 He ciuNh " authnFihed by inst or
RahlhAuOn " carr Ont the IDEAS gained from IN
tefneNs WIN he Othct committees anu many
distinguishes cliisehA. ,,- -. fl.
IN aoeoiuahce meIeNlh We respectfully solicit
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27
NEW RNGLANDERs.



The annual meeting OF the New England AssO-
citation was held last evening At the dining hall
In the Masonic Temple, 4. u. MuL1y, president
In the chair, and 4, France, secretary.
Mr.. Smith, treasurer Of the association, re-
ported that the last annual dinner was SHINY At
tended, and that the expenses exceeded the re-
ceipts by llls.44, which he thought could be paid
II the members would hand In their annual dues.
The treasurer was authorized to send letters TO
the members Of the association, asking them to
pay In.
As suggested, the committee on sOciables made
a report recommending that another series Of
sOCiables he held this winter.
Mr.. lIutChlns moved that the annual dinner he
omitted this year, and that sOciables he given
during the winter, the first one 20 he held De-
cember ~. Adopted.
The association then proceeded To elect ON
GERS for the ensuing year with the following re-
suit President, summer J.. kimball; vice pTes-
dents, AlOnZO Weeks, Maine; J. 7. Libbey, New
Hampshire; Charles Lyman, Vermont; J. b.
Mann, Massachusetts; A. Chester, Connecticut
y. II. Llley, Rhode Island. Executive Commit
tee-J. w, BabsOn, Me-; II. A. Whitney, N. H.;
J. {, Smith, VII Z. Y. Herring, Mass.i II. H. Cur
It's, Conn., A. 7, Bhtton, X. l. Secretary, =. p.
FHunce; treasurer, WIN. Hutchinson; financial
secretary, J. W. BahsOn. The meeting then adj
iOumeu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

The following Is taken from the New Orleans
National RsPubitcdH Of the 22d, and will he duly
appreciated by the many friends Of the gentle
man named:
Mr.. 4. V. Murphy, United States Senate re-
porter for the Coz gressiORaI Globe, who assisted
the Republicans Of this state most materially
throughout the late campaign, left this city
wednesday night for Washington, TO resume his
duties upon the meeting Of Congress- The large
circle Of warm friends which Mr.. MuTphys genial
manners and liberal views drew around hun In
LOUISIANA will exceedingly regret his departure
lie Is young journalist Of marked ability and
promise, and was strongly urged, but In vain, 10
locate among us. With senator Kellogg he can
Nassed our State and became acquainted with
the people In every locality. His services 10 the
party IN Louisiana are appreciated by those who
knew how valuable they were, and his spirited
and able campaign letters TO this journal will be
remembered long by our readers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27
4 TRIBUTE or RESPECT.


The Late Doctor j. r. llcntous
meeting Of the clerks Of the Pension bureau
was held yesterday To take some action In rela-
ton 10 the late Dr.. J. \. HeatOn. Col. c. W.
SeatOn was chosen chairman, aud DIR. 7. y, Hood
secretary. committee, consisting Of Messrs.
J. II. q. Baxter, j. Z. Williamson and George A.
l.. MerTineld, was appointed TO draft suitable res
Olutlons. They reported the following which
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas II has pleased Almighty God In His
providence 10 remove by death our fellow
worker and friend, Dr. J. y. leatUn; and where
a. we, his fellow clerks Of this bureau, desire TO
give expression to our loss and sorrow therefore;
Rss0iBtd, That In the death OF Dr. HeatOn we
have lost an earnest and faithful fftend, capable
and willing worker, and an honorable and learned
member OF his profession.
Received, That we hereby tender 10 his stricken
family the assurance Of our deep and heartfelt
sympathy, commenting them 10 the mercy OF
Him "who tempereth the winds 10 the shOrn
lamb
Resolved, That q copy Of this preamble and res
olutiOns he forwarded 10 the family OF the de.
ceased and TO each Of the papers Of this city, the
Indianapolis Journal, and the papers Of Val
paTaisO, Indiana.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

Yesterday OTfiCer Amiss arrested James Taylor
alias Fields for the larceny OF three hundred dol
lars from the vest pocket Of eN-MayOr Walter
LennON, at his residence, on Indiana avenue,
near FOur-and-a-half street. The boy visited the
rooms TO obtain the clothes for the wash, and no
one belng present, he went through the gentle
mans wearing apparel, and In the vest pocket
found 81 800, from which he took three 800 bills
He was detected by going into the confectionery
store OF VIM. McCiuskey purchasing twenty
cents worth OF candy and offering one OF the bills
from which 10 take pay. on his person was
found about forty photographs which he had
bought at the establishment on seventh street,
and the change from one Of the tlOO bills, Judge
Smell Will attend 10 his ease this morning.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

Among the many improvements now In pro-
gresa In the northern section OF the city, two
nne dwellings, on street, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth being erected by MT. W. 4. ROOse,
the well-knOwn cigar dealer OF Pennsylvania
avenue, are particularly noticeable. They are
thFee-stOTy and basement, pressed brick fronts,
with brown stone steps and trimmings. The
DOOR are solid walnut, handsomely carved In the
hOst modern designs. On the nrst door Of the
main building are the paTlOrs with COmmuniCat-
ing doors Of oak and ash, which matches the
washbOard and other woodwork OF the ROOM
The nantes are Of white marble, the gas NIX.
lures bronze, and the wall and ceiling plain, eN-
Cept the Centre-pleCe OF plaster work. In the
back building Ii q rOOmy dining-rOOnl, with small
pantry and dumb waiter. II also contains hne
latTObe stove. Up stairs are the chambers, six
In number, and the bathroom, each being well
htted up with closets, slate nantes, and other
cOnveniences, They are exceedingly light and
airy, well ventilated, having high ceilings and
being much Larger than the sleeping apartments
In most dwellings.
In the front basement, which has concrete
nOOT Is the heating apparatus for the house, con-
bisting Of Il tne lawson Diamond furnace, with
the necessary nues &c. In the rear Is the
kitchen, with the pantry, laundry, and dumb
waters, The range Is Warrens latest, with
boiler for hot water. Taken altogether the
houses are among the finest recently erected
and speak well for the enterprise Of Mr. RUUse,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

on Monday afternoon little school girl made
very narrow and miraculous escape while
crossing the railroad track ON Maryland avenue
near Seventh street. Her shoe got fast between the
rails, and while trying to loosen II train APP
preached. The engineer, not thinking the child
was fast while signaling her 10 leave the track,
did not stop his train. As he came nearer he saw
something was the matter, which prevented the
child from getting out OF the way; he then re-
yersed the engine and went out on the COW
catcher, and on coming up to the child seized
hold NJ her. and with strong pull freed her
from the dangerous position, much to her relief,
as she was very much frightened at the situation
In which she WAS Dlagel
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

Georgetown. Addresses will DO delivered by
Beverly Tucker
A RElio,-Ihe contractor for laying the sewer
on HlEh street. from Second TO Seventh street.
upon reaching The ylunlty Of sixth street, came
IN contact Win a Old brick ee-lnuh Bewef, - per-
Ieot order, running across High street. He cut
through and continued his sewer on TO the termi-
nus The question In the minds Of our people Ia,
VINO constructed the sewer and for what purpose,
a. u mas not until late years been OF any use.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

The receipts Of lumber yesterday were 9s,Iss
feet Of yellow pine,
Coon FuR PEDEsnIAHs.-Ths streets under
course Of improvement, which cannot be finished
before the winter sets In, are to he laid with
plank. The sidewalks on the east side Of High
street Will be completed at once.
TIE GRAIN MARRET.-One thousand bushels Of
red wheat ut els; 800 bushels OF yellow corn
at 90 cents, ana 1900 bushels Of white corn II %
celpts, 1000 bushels OF wheat and $500 bushels
OF corn.
military BAII--The hrst anniversary ball OF
place on Thanksgiving evening at BOcket's han,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

When roasted and green coffee, such as the
hest RIO, Maracaibo, Java, LaguRyra and pure
Mocha can be bought all the way from 20 10 90
cents per pound; when OOlUng can be had from
al rs down TO 80 cents SOuChOng from 81 % 10 q;
splendid green teas, Imperial, GunpOwder IysOn
aud Mixed from 81 TO 81 80, why should people 90
without these luXuTes7 Go TO the American
Tea Store, corner Seventh and | streets. The
prices are all down to suit the times. J. NJ
bowling Is an enthusiast In cheap prices, and all
goods are delivered free Of expense. Go 10 John