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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

Election Of Officers for simonz CominRndeFy,
Tho visit Of different comma njc cries Of knights
TemplaTs from abroad has served TO create On
additional interest In tho followorattsmen OF
tho ranks Of our cOlOTed Masonic fraternity. At
a regular communication Of SimUns Command.
cry, No. l, knights Templars, held at tho Rsy.
lutn, on Seventh, between and X streets, the
following named Sir Knights were elected on
GERS tor tho ensuing Masonic year: Eminent
Commander, Sir Knight Garter A. Stewart;
HcncralistimO, Sir Knight Geo. W. Brooks, NJ.
d; Captain General, Sir Knight John y. N.
WilkinsOni Prclatc, Sir Knight Rev. VIM p.
Ryder; Treasurer, Sir knight Jas. II. johnson;
Recorder, Sir Knight John Il. Washington;
Senior Warden, Sir Knight Addison Clayton;
Junior Warden, Sir Height 7. II. Simmons;
STANDARD Bearer, Sir Knight Jno. II. Brooks:
sword Bearer, Sir Knight Noble Snowden;
wnrdor, Sir Knight JAS. II. A, Schureman.
The SlmOns OOmmandery Of Knights TOmplarp
| Is the oldest organization Of tho kind among
| organization dating back TO 1913, and iron that
| time TO the present II has been In a hOuTishing
| condition, and Among It's ranks are TO DO found
many Of our active, wealthy and worthy colOred
| citizens.
Prominent among those who were instru.
mental In creating and brinL ing II to the high
plane Of excellence it occupies among tho Ma
| sonic fraternity generally, are Past Eminent
| Commanders Sir Knights John A. Gray, WIN.
\ II. Myers, VIM. II. Thomas, John 7. COgtin
| and John II. HawkinsOB. The noWly elected
| ofiiGers were duly installed and invested with
| the insignia Of their Oiiic9 by Eminent Grand
| Commander VIM. II. Thomas, assisted by Dep
| city Grand Commander Charles II. Irvine. AZ.
ter which the craft was called OF from "labOr 10
refreshments" prepared by that prince Of ca.
| terers and good fellows generally, Sir Knight
| Henry Tyson. Amer doing ample Justice TO tho
variety OF delicacios furnished, tho company 70.
| tired with but one regret, and that was because
| the installation Of Of1coTs for Smons Com.
| mAndery did not occur more frequently,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

Mrs. Emily J. Lloyd, Of Lees burg, arrived In
this city yesterday.
The delightful Weather yesterday oaxcd out
hundreds VI fair promenaders On tho Avenue
MIR. Hnllet Kllbourn lcn for New York city
last evening to meet his vito and daughter on
their return from Europe.
"Oh, doAr, what can the matter be ?" Is sung
around tho REPUBLICAN Office every evening,
from u r. m. to q, m. Echo anBWeTs-WhatY
Sheriff William X. I.eeds, OF PHILADELPHIA,
was the recipient Of hearty cOnETatulatlOns yes
t"rday from his hosts OF irienhs IN this city.
The Jibbernalnasay Is about tho worst play,
and Proctor the worst actor displayed at the
National this season.
Governor Cooke bas been confined 10 his
hOtne for some days past. II was feared that he
had touch Of the pneumonia.
Twenty-One dead horses woTo reported TO the
health othce yesterday. II wasn't n good day
for horses, either.
Reeds band has received another ncmhe In
| the person uf Richard NJ. Burr, Of tho Metro.
politan police force.
Among tho dodgers ut the Central guard.
house last night were three women and four
| children, who arrived In tho 10 O'Clock train,
and are on their way South.
Tho Fold" goes southwark tonight. Lou
| clements furnishes the oysters. Tho chiefs
house, like his big heart, will DO wide open for
/ the occasion.
TO his held OF duty. lie has had a rough tlInO Of
| II, hut will doubtless be able to do many hard
| days work In the otiice Of the engineer bureau
| Governor Cooke has granted executive clom.
| oncy TO Andrew MoRae, who was convicted Ia
| the Police Court on tho slh Instant of selling
| liquor without license,
Tho Dickson house, on Eleventh street, was
the headquarters for the visiting PhlladelphlanI
who were In town yesterday. Billy was in his
element, and heartily welcomed his former fel.
| lOw.tOwnsmen.
| Ono OF tho members Of No. I engine com.
i paDy won't to see his lady.lOvo "Wednesday
| night and kept her standing so long In front Of
| her door, saying goodnight" that both al
her iOet became frost bitten,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16
THE COURTS.


.,. 49,. -, -. ,t.,.- 49,.
sgrRHsE OoGRr 3TTn S w J,9 s sn
nigaH NVpeHlor ~, VI ~ - - Onss. ".
Of The state Of New York The argument Of
this cause was continued by Mr.. !. q. OOchrane,
Of counsel for the defendants In error, and con.
cluded by Mr.. Henry X. Selden, tor tho plain
tiiS in error.
No, 2il. George q. Ertklno, collector, SC,
plalntIif in error, vs.. George T. Van ArSdSis
No. 2l2 RUFUS Cheney, late collector, &C.,
plaintff In error, vs. Geo. +. Van Arsdals ct al.
These causes Weto argued by Mr.. Attorney
General Williams, Of counsel for tho plaintiffs
In error, and by MIR. John W. Gary, for the do
fendAnts In error.
Adjourned until Monday next, At IL o'clock.
e.. r.,,, LII. u,,.Ji. --ht.,.,-, -.
.,.s,..b a, foIiow, ysstsrJaY, "'' 'Ou'' "a'
ssS ~ H.shy osJer ysr.,rins, o,.ou,or,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

tsr,; steamer Express, baltimore, with a mis-
oellanoous cargo,
TIVE CANAL-Ths number Of boats arrived in
Georgetown during the week ending yesterday,
~ reported at the collectors Once, Chesapeake
and Ohio canal, has been ia.
CHARTrT.-rhe 70 lowing contributions have
been received BY the managers Of the INDUSTRIAL
Home School, No. II Congress street barrel
Of coal Go from MSyed HS.oR second hand
clothing through Miss whitAll; secondhand
boots and shoos from Mrs, Psuldingy -four from
Mrs. Waters; 2 barrels do. from Mr.. Tennoy
butchers In markets.
CRUELTY TO ADMINISTRATION gatehell,
Of the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Anlmal Thursd9y arrested man named re.
OGncor DAngler, upon the charge Of tying cord
around a cali,s Jaw % prevent It's sucking milk
from lu mother, Upop the fact being made
Of the law no was released, Several others were
afterwards arrested, but shortly nfter released.
The OArrLH MARKEr.-At Drovofs' Rest
Thursday 1872 head Of cattle were ohered, as fol
Bufson / Son, 70; Mt FrSIIsr, iSi Others, sol;
SIS sold TO butchers At 21i659I; liz were driven
To Baltimore; 100 len over, sheop-l,l-O sheep
over. Some Of the sheep offered were worry good.
Many, however, were poor, and sold for stock
purposes. The cattle market seemed dull, and
rather POOR quality % cows and calves Wero
offered and sold At from $50 10 go.
THE GOAL TRApE-The total shipments Of
! coal from Cumberland during the week ending
/ November have been 81, 90 tons; during the
year, up TO that date, l,09AsI 10 tons. The re-
! ceipts and shipments by tho different coal com.
/ panios IN Georgetown during tho week ending
! yesterday have been ~ folloWui Borden Mining
! Championships, 1910 tonsi shipments, 1850
! tons. AEneW'l dOoks-receipts, 400 tons; ship
Inents, 0eO tons. Rays doCks-reoeipts, 1900
| tons shipments, I,65g tons. Consolidation Dom
Pany-,recelpts, t9l TONS shipments, t,ss5 tons
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16
THE HORSE DISEASE.


The clear cold weather Of yesterday had It's
beneficial Influences on the prevailing horse
epidemic, and the improvement Of tho equine
stock Affected by the disease. There Is scarcely
stable that has not ono or moro serious cases
and many Of them critical ones. Tho cars on
the Avenue and Seventh street routes resumed
their trips yesterday, but president McKeldsn,
Of the Columbia line, has decided not to use
their stock until the symptoms OF the disease
entirely disappear, believing this course the
safest ono to pursue. A fsW well.dehned cases
u horse drOpSy have been noticed, one at MIR. J.
W. Humphrey g stables on q street, and another
case at kelehors stables on Eighth street, tho
animAlat the latter place dying yesterday after
noon. The following deaths have been reported
since our last publication, one ut each Of the
places Designated Madison street, between
Sixth and seventh and NJ and N northwest;
alley between Eighth and Ninth and + and q
streets southwest; koleheT's stables, Eighth
street, between ID and T. northwest; q street,
between Sixth and Seventh southwest; rear
Of house 10 East Capitol street northeast;
Rhode Island avenue, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

Meeting ! n.t Nlahi-vncRnt Lots to he
FIiItd Up-The AttorneyshIp Stttlsd-
IN RilpsN and otter EVlls.
A regular meeting Of tho Board Of Health
was held last night at $50 O'Clock. In the ab.
renee Of tho president Mr.. Marbury occupied
Mr.. MRrbury, the treasurer, presented sew.
erAl small bills, amounting to 5000, which were
MI. LanEstGn, irsm tho ordinance committee,
recommended giving authority TO MT. william
Bowen To flll lots throughout the District, where
there " any necessity, Agreed to- He also
Fisher, in regard TO tho bard, and am his
duty as attorney Of the District and read the
following letter In relation thereto!
6 9STI9s y ~ 81 ii aTTSTs.r
WASHINGTON, u. O., Nov, u, l57a,
y0hA ~ LrHgsiDr, Esq!
DRAR STA. Referring To our conversation Of
yesterday, have TO state that, as counsel for
the Board Of Health, Mr.. Harrington and myself
hold ourselves bound to give advice 10 the board
aud It's officers, and also 10 appear and defend
in such suits MS may be brought by or against
tho board. AS 10 cases In the Pollco Court, for
tho abatement OF nulsances, these are prose
cutod by me In my official capacity as attorney
Of the United States Tor the District Of OOlum.
hii, and not In anywlso ~ counsel for the board.
In cases In which officers Of the board are com.
planned Of "a for assaults aud batteries II Il my
duty, ~ United states attorney, 10 prosecute
these also; 50 In cases whore these Ofleers make
similar complaints against othors. ! repeat,
to give advice and prosecute Ur defend In civil
suits against the board.
Yours, very respectfully
The report Of Mr. LNngston called forth con
| siderable argument pro and con oonoerninE these
! gentlemen, and upon motion Of Professor Lang
| iton the attOrneyship was allowed 10 remain AZ
! II now IL until the expiration OF the umo Of
| contract March, isT5.
Seyeral communications were received askinp
tho restoration Of tho money takon from owner.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

aKOKHETOMN ArFAIRS.

THE DEAD HoRBKs which have been lying
around our streets have all been removed.
QUITE LARdE NUMBER Of teams made their
appearance yesterday on the streets ready 10
20 TO work.
THE place Of Worship Of the congregation Of
Bridge street Presbyterian church has been
changed 10 their chapel on West street
WORKNEN are still engaged repairing tho
leak In the water main a. Bridge ani Mont.
Eomery streets.
THE south section Of the market house was
yesterday loaded by tho contractors preparatory
to the rAislng VI thi5 section ~ tho required
height.
THE GRAM MARKgT.-ThuT6 were no re,
oelpts Of grain yesterday, sales 1000 bushels
Of prime Al tlBi, 800 bushels OF do. tl.
and 1000 bushels u yellow cora ~ ~ cents.
THE RIVER.-Arrlyod, sohr. Pearson, from
New York, with oOO bales Of hay Tor j. q. Wa.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

EDIToR REPUBLICAN: Having read an article
10 your paper this morning signed "PTentlss,"
l fully agree with the sentiments expressed by
him. Or. Butler should no moro explicit, stat.
ing what his objections are. l am sure that one
Of the reasons why the churches arc 80 poorly
Atte nded Is want OF courtesy by protesting Chrii
cannot 10 ignorant Of. Now, ask, are the
Young Mems Christian Association To blams3
III WAS right and proper 10 conduct their meet
ings during the summer, whom tho ministers
were visiting fashionable watering places, why
discontinue them nOwl believe they are doing
more good than the churches. Lot the Sunday
evening exercises at Lincoln hall be continued,
and rendered more attractive, II possible, TO
young men. A SUBbCuIBER.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

In going over the history Of the great men VI
the world, CRSaT, Alexander, In hot, all states
mon, warriors, poets, sculplOTs and painters Of
antiquity, to cay nothing Of modern soldiers like
Napoleon, Wellington, Raleigh, Marlborough
Washington, Sheridan, Jefferson, the Adams
Jack son, Polk, Van Buren,, and all great men
hardly without exception, not to speak OF sX
quisltes like D'OTsay, Beau Brummel, &C, are
all noted tor tho good clothes they wore and his
winter q celebrated fTm In this city have % or.
ranged matters that no citizen OF Washington
can have tho slightest excuse tor not being
comfortably and handsomely dressed. When d
man can get business suits from Al5 to $40, dress
suits from SIS TO s55 boys suits IRON IS TO so
ARd syerooatS from $40 10 go, what's thu use 81
talking about having nothing 10 wear" On,
can have all they want by going To Noah
Walker Il Co., oil PennsylVahia avenue. There
they will md all spoken Of above and cannO
tail Of being suited
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

Mfs. Dr. Butler, for ten years connected with
the missionary work In India, and Mrs =. A.
Cook and Miss Belle Hart viii address tho
ladies Of Washington, on the condition OF "hea-
thOn women, " Ia the following churches:
MOndAy-Gsneral meeting ut Foundry at $50
O'Clock. MckendTee, 1880.
Tuesday-ll, DunhartOn street, GEORGETOWN
0, Union 1880, HamllDo.
Wednesday-ll, Metropolitan $3.50, RyIanI
1880, Wesley,
Thursduy-ll, Fletcher; g. Asbury; $50,
Foundry.
These meetings are exclusively for ladies.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

Yesterday Afternoon, about I o'clock, while
James Douglass, u notorious cOlOTCd man, was
unaeI me influence OF liquor, no attem pea 70
corner Of Fourteenth street and pennsy lyAnia
avenue, with a razor, which, fortunately, was
unsuccessful. Oiiccr Berkeley, who was near at
tho tlmO, attempted 10 arrest him only In turn
to be assaulted with the numerous weapon, and
a Bculiie onsued, during which time Douglass
succeeded In getting the OifceT's revolver from
his pocket, but was prevented iron using II by
the officer knocking him down. lilo was nnAlly
placed In n cart and brought 10 the Central
guaTd-house, where he was locked up.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

Strange people have been heard Of who could
not appreciate any Of the sweets VI this life, and
the number who cannot relish an apple or an
orange IL quite largoi but we would Ire to see
that mom6er OF the human family who would
not like to have some OF extra fino "Dehesa''
layer Of TAisins, some OF the luscious Malaga
grapes, some OF tho rich, juicy Smyrna fgs, a
lew Of the spicy CuTtnntH and fragrant citTOn
and the handsome oranges and Lemons to be
seen and had at Bryan Bros, COS Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite the Metropolitan hotel BE
sides all those splendid fruits they have got Ave
barrels Of pure apple cider for retail and this Ia
the season for mince pies. All the goods In
their store are fresh. They are neatly put up.
Everything about their store has a clean aud
Appealing LOOK, and customers are quickly and
cOurteously waited upon; and besides oil these
things their prices are right down to the lowest
reasonable notch. But don't forget the fruit at
Bryan Bros.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16
Vino on GLRNGARY COATS, at
A. SAKs s 20. Is, 3lB seventh


Its as natural to 20 to PaTkor's, B27 Seventh
street, Tor stationery, blank books, all new
books, gold pens, pOckotbOoks, pocket cutlery,
and whatsoever may be and ought TO he found In
nTstclass stationery and book store as II Is tu
breathe. Whatever Parker has 10 Of the newest
and best and his prices commend themselves to
the Judgment OF purchasers. He Keeps all the
leading periodicals Of the day and the choicest
Of home and foreign magazines, and for these
II Ia an excellent place " make subscriptions
Whatever may be wanted for young people In
the stationery line can be found there, and iusl
now special attractions load his shelves for u II
ClaRfeE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

About half past siE o'clock last evening tho
southern train which stopped at Maryland
avenue and Sixth street had aboard . large
number Of oxen, and by some curious accident
six yoke Of them escaped IRON the cars and
made use Of their neW.ioupd liberty by racing
about the nelghbOThOOd In u lively manner for
a foW moments, much to the disgust OF pedeE.
TRANS. They were finally captured and taken
10 The First precinct station, where they are
held to await the custody Of An owner.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

II becomes positive pleasure to call tho at.
tention Of our citizens to the WOll.seeoted as
tOTtment VI boots and shoes TO DO found at
Hoover 4 JacksOn's, No. 100 Pennsylvania
avenue. Excellent taste combined with nice
Judgment US TO the wants Of this community
govern this popular hIm In their selections.
The ladies will Ind n splendid stock OF CATERS
from which to make selections for all occasions.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFIOE,
" WASHINGTON, ID, o. October 49, lBT2.
On tho petition OF WILLIAM W. DRAPEn, Of Green.
Aald, MAsaAchussttB, praying Tor the CItenslon Of
Pltant granted 70 him on the 18th day Of JanHAIy
l6e, aud Teissusd the ll!h day Of April, ls7l for
an improvement In Tool Hoderi
Its ordered that tn case DO closed
the 18th day OF DsostnboI n0Ht that the time Tor
hllng Arguments and the E1Amtner'a report DO lin.
TIED 70 the 9Th day Of Doosmbsr noAt and that said
petition be heard on the "a day OF January next.
AM paTaOA mas oppose this e1ten4lOn,
nnl-ha. n. ID. LElM EII. Onm m laLnnnr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

A very RenteCl suit, SIS.
London sack suits, tl6.
Harrison mixture, 4l6.
Genuine Scotch suits, 81.
Tiger brand silk mix, g1O.
Hue diagonal suits, $50
The most extensive stock, at
A. SAKs h Co.'S,
$40 Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

Mr.. GRtchell president OF the cruelty to ami
mails society, yesterday turned three horses out
OF harness, In consequence Of their weakness
cd q man by the name " Thomas Bush for cru.
city to animals, and carried him before Justice
Anderson, who hned him 4b and costs. Another
named WIN. Wilson, was also tned O. and costs
A horse was turned out Of hBTness ~ Mr.. Cat
chell on Twelfth street, Island.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

Rev. j. q. Butler will discourse at St. PauIG
church, In tho morning, on Tho gospel minis
try upon trial" 10 the evening Rev Mr. NiE.
dOrt viii preach OF this church.
The services In Lincoln hall pTOmiTO TO be In.
terostlnE, a. heretofore. The hours are 9.sO and
1850 D. ~, The masses are cordially invited to
avail Themselves Of these services Of singing
and shuTt addresses.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

In The following card PRECEDENT Galchell, Of
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals, extends tho time for forwarding es.
says for gold medals until tho 18th instant.
TINS Is good Idea, as It Is thought that many
children who would like to compete have not
done so because they were unaware OF tho gen.
erOus offer Of the society;
OFFICE or THE BOCBTY ron THE PntvFKTIuNI
uF JhuELIY TO ANIMALS, }
", nHISGToN y o., No, enbsT 10. ls7a
, 10 TnE HouHG FOLKS! In order to give all
pete for the i've gold medals offered by the So.
cletJ for the best essays on Cruelty to Ant
mails, II has been determined to extend tho
time Tor the reception Of essays until the goth
Instant. AllcnntHbutUTs will hereafter forward
their essAys to the UNDERMINED
Inc gold medals, now being manufactured In
Boston, Will be placed on exhibition In few
days, and will DO awarded without fail on The
evening Ot the 3Oth instant.
THEO. +, GATCHEL,
1855 y hLIeel nOrIlMeLL.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

oTEG15s.5o3Tp TIE -AlSTVo SSoa

OTFICE.oE TIE AoTHd CON. OF sun !
WEST POINT, n Y, Nov, 10, l672. Z
PIoposAla In daPoate, viii DO received until y M,
the 10th day Of DECEMBER, lb72 for all the fToah
ment q thls poat for air months, commencing JAnu
Information and conditions obtained Of
j. NJ MARSHALL,
nOyia lst lieut.. 4th u. 3. AIRY, A. d. Il.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

OTT1CH A, O. 81
FOAT WHmPLE, Va, nov. la, l6l2. \
Sealed pTopoEGld, IN duplicate, will DO received At
this once anti u IA. DkChMBEk 49, ls72, for Turn.
shihE BFeah ussf require At this post By the Rubsa
tones DspaTtmsnt u. 3 a., duTi the hiI (5) months
commanding January /. lN8 .
Information 10 Condiunua, qualify OF booi, pAY.
m0nlB, he,, eau DO Obtainod " application 70
OEOk0N h, GRIMES,
AsTia .sdiSzi y. lsI Lieut. ID AErT 4, OBJ,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

THE new Colonnado Hotel Philadelpbia, Pa,
only one block IRON the United states Mint.
LADiEs AND OENTLEMEr, " you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In a nrstclass manner
send them TO A. FlBHER, els Ninth street, OPP.
pOsite Patent once, The Professor Will Riyo
you satisfaction without fall. Kid gloves cleaned
nice and cheap.
EOR MOST DELICIOUS
HOMEMADE SAUSAGE
DO TO FHHREY's
STAR MAREET,
Northeast corner q and Thirteenth streets
northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

IIOTEIa.

PoLIoE COuRr-JHdgs SRsii.-ThIs court WaI
engaged In routine business only yesterday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

y Last night a man appeared at the door VI Mrs,
Spears residence, on Eleventh street, and asked
tor sUme cold yiotuals, and during the absence
OF Mrs. Spear In the back room, where she went
TO get something for him, no entered iho parlor
aud stole therefTOm q coat and made Oh.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

wa ,W09D y G0r mA.I.TInL0RREL sl5I35
w PRNpklki 1905 on UULD'b low pRhb
SURF bTFAM AND HOT.WATRR HEA1ING
AND VENT lbATlkG APPARATUS,
Nothing INJECTED win our home, It's health,
comfort and happiness eau justly command more
Important ssnaidaTAtl0n than tho quality and vital
ity Of tie air, the element upon which chiefly de.
penda tho eIlston1s Of ihoNo most dear to Us, our
Wtvea aud children, WIN Hpeud the greater part OF
thSiT lives NtIhin dooTs UenoS ths ATtidelai heat
which may make that air impure becomes subject Of
paramount Significance. The following are lev OF
tbs many bulldinEs whore our Apparatus is in use
Howard UniVerst OOTooran Art GALLERY, Masonic
Temple Supreme UJuTt ROOM UonG TotsiQnAi Library
and kotundA OF Uni Cd hAtes uaplto w AllAeh School,
freedmAns Bank, PAtout ONCE, .; W. Thomp,on's
dEoillnE, haTshal Browns, Thoa. j. DuTAnth. Gen,
Geo. W BAll3eh's, Go'srpoI's Mapslon, IAunApolb,)
lam, baltimore. Bend for descriptive circular and
estimates.
TINE PARIS RANGE AND PARLOR SUN AND
LIGHTNING FlkE.FLAUE HEATERS received
the PTrmiuns Al the Maryland State Fair, the Fair Of
the harylA Institute, aud American Institute Fair
Of New York They AEo tbs beet Ranges hnd Fire
place heAtsu In tho United htAtea For sale by tho
principal. DeAl0ru In Wkshington, 0oorRotoWn and
AleIandT sepalhm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

oITCr Of New York avenue and Fifteenth
street, pays o per cent. per AnnuIn on deposits
Tor each calendar month. Banking hOuri, to
Z; Saturdays, v to I and tOS.