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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21
BOARD OF HEALTH.
MEETING LAST NIGHT.


The Smallpox Talked OVer-work Of the
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General Business.
A reo,Iar p,oo,,n, a, ,ho r...a =, tI..,,,, -.
-, ~. ~ 'lo poe,u VI health was
nelu az. hlRht ~ the rooms, NO. 1886 street,
Dr.. D. W. bliss secretary.
MI MT. MaIpury, the treasurer submitted several
ons' WHICH Were oruereu 70 DC PAID.
d. Blisa, IRON the sanitary police committee,
reported that the matter OF Investigating tho
employees under the hoard was under consIdera-
ton, and asked further time 10 Teport. Agreed
TO-
The health Oficer read a letter from DR., A, K.
Johnson setting forth thata man named leon
All Reeves IA inteTfering VIM him. and has fop 4
long time past lnterfered with the performance
Council district especlaliy In reSSri 70 cases Of
smallpox occurring therein, fie aiso charges
that Reeves Ia a vagrant and pauper and has
been for years. as all the Doctors nredecessors In
once can testify, lie forces himself into FAM.
lies anilctcd with the disease In state Of beastly
lntoxlcatlon against their earnest protest, de-
manding 10 SEQ tho patient. and IN seyernl In.
stancea' while me doctor was Visiting patients,
he has been called upon to expel Reeves from
the house.
WHIPPING the Board Of Health and the com,
planant IN a scandalous manner, thereby sadly
interfering with the doctors duties In irving 10
keep down the disease and 10 Thoroughly vacci-
Considers him dangerous TO the health Of his dis
triot carrying the cOntagion from house to house
In his nlthy clothing. lie respectfully recon-
mended that Reeves be sent 10 the WORK -house
as a vagTant, or In some other way placed under
restraint lie closed by asking the board TO pro.
tect him from Insult while performing the duty
assigned him.
The letter waa referred to Major Richards.
chief Of police.
The physlcinn 10 the washington asylum, who
was present. was Invited to address the board,
and aaid the smallpox hospital was Inadeauats
for the convenience and comfort Of the patlenta,
aud suggested several plans Of Improvement.
He also gave a history Of the treatment Of pa
tients therein, and urged the necessity Of lmIne-
dAte Arrangements being made for conyalescent
patients.
Application was received from DR.. 8. r. Watts,
asking the privilege OF yaccinatinR In the north
western portion Oh the city Of Warrington. the
request was refused on the ground that that Sec
tion il supplied with a physician
The Chair stated that the Commissioner Of
Pensions requested the privilege Of having the
employees Of his department vacclnated by DR.,
Howe, a clerk 10 his department. Granted
Tue resignation OF VIM NJ WIIllama a. SAM
tary Inspector, was received and accepted,
The application OF T. @, holland for the posl-
ton Of sanitary Inspector was received and
placed on hle -
DR.. J. II. Bushnell, physician 10 the poor re-
ported 100 vaccinations since the last report a.
having been performed by him lie also reported
that q case OF smallpox was sent 10 the hospital
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

To all having their N Yea this month n discoont
| Of seven per cent. will be allowed.
What has become Of that robs de ntfg tt,a ali
| o. X That's worse than taxing A newananer-
mans oyershoes
1sriekIv hsndors, %, ,A hoo. ~, t,,,,,,,, .,...,
east VesiarisS 1, 80, ~ ~ ~ i'a stlset
shnrton and ,ho hi,ss ~ NJ, W sie sVy ~
| mn n vSsstsr Wv "'NNN' "'"'ou "Ao ePP'e' "
,,sa $50, 49,. -. a. Ia.
,s Inc nooLest names upon the pension roll Of
General ioSp M ~ p ThIlt, NJ those oi
iattsr drs Ne nensIS, a. y as sau''O" "oon Inv
~. 49,, - s-', ,' Hi'i'
a., Lhs h9nday Journal" a spicy little adyertls-
ing sneeL has made " appearance, and from the
present. lhdieatlona viii no doubt have prOnta-
There Ia In the rooms Of the county school
commissioners the seal Of the old Levy Court,
bearing the date OF 1904 II IA In perfect condi,
ton, and surpasses in impression those Of me
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

A. my large and handsome store, No. 1900 +
street northwest, am receiving daily As 1ne an
assortment Of the choicest family groceries a.
ever offered for sale In this city, and a. low As
the price list Of any nrst-clRAs house. My stock
consists Of the finest teas, cOfeea, sugars spices,
DilwOrthB preserves, table luNurieA, French can
dies, and every article usually found In 4 nrst-
class ErOooIy, .fr4H ... %
All goods guaranteed as represented or money
refunded, "A | give all orders my personal At
tenuon, and have but one price, those who may
favor lne with their patronage may rely upon
being fairly dealt with, CSC, Il. KENNEDY,
No, 1909 Y street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21
IMPROVEMENT.
MEETING OF PROPERTY HOLDERS.

What Feur-and-a-half street Cost An
ItemIzed Bin submiued-An Paroles
Satisfied.
The property-holde on Four-and-a.hAif street
held meeting last evening at Relnforth hail.
Hon. +. A. Boswell In the chair and r. A. Bacon
secretary.
The committee appointed to walt on the Board
Of Public Works, Of which MT. Bacon was chair
man, reported, submitting an ltemiEed bin Of the
expenses for the work done on Four-and-a -half
street, a. follows
tTEnEED BILL OF PATRICK cuLLNANE,
sq,IbS square yards new brick pavement laid, AZ
90 cents per yard, 90 qOq4O; III square yards Old
bnck pavement relaid, at % cents per square
sH ~ edge sGO; SIC. '1 pss y S5Sk PHyS
1900 2-i9 running feet, b-lnch new curb and set.
ting tl.lo per foot, to,OOTlOi q,ts1 l-i9 running
| feet, Ak-lnch new curb and setting, Al % centa
q, Sbi.oS; s,s52 p-i2 running feet b-nch curb 10,
set At - cents per foot, tsas. ia; Is, All cubic
yards grading, at g cents per yard, iii,llI.so;
ls,gaS square yards macadsmifed pavement, Al
SLED per square yard, tiO,B9p.B6; difference
between board price and cost on 1854, Sqs
bricks, At f2.Ib per thousand, O. 4Sl so; hauling
1909 ais feet OF 6-lnch curb from sixth street
wharf a. cents per foot soas.ts; hauling q,tsl
Zee. o. tH.lnch from sixth street wharf, at 9
CULLNANEs SEWER BILL =
Nine thousand six hundred and forty Two ilneai
feet o. islneh Scotch tile, and laying, 50 cents
Pe. 20 - l,ls9 lnea ieet lsnch scotch,
~ sLol gtssl:du, ~ llneai Ieet ~ ~ connec-
heiss a,Soi SSt ~. sSg s &c. o i3e man.
nOles, WE'VE Ieet ueep, yostS ~ 81 cubic yaris
eAcaNauon, E,ele4o. Iotal, Us, wee
". A. WILSON, FoR TrAPs, (CHAsE PATTERS)
a rvuI nuhuteH anu nlnely-seven lneal feet
SOUL v,e, ~ - SenIs tts!se ~ receiving basin
lsPs, " tiiAosi y, iosiu' llS cubic yards exca-
'I p " ~ oentst sso,SVi IOtali " oSsee
49, ses SUI mO91eh ooxesi ~ ", tA2OO; re.
pa,. .k WEI ei- nefIloa Al,looto; removing old
~ " lnspector removing nre-plugs
SGI S,eli'l1. 6rsnd t9tel tlIsiAi.eA
, hn0hs SIaLgeI 70 United States, l2o3Oeo
amount chafged rail- intersection Of streets,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

The Provisional Grand Council Of the EGumdnlc
Order Of United Mechanics, composed Of the
architects and past masters Of that order, was
organized last evening, with the following ON
A, Il. RedstOne, worthy senior grand master;
Vim. J, sheppersOn, worthy Junior grand master,
James n, Reed, worthy grand marshal; WIN. h !.
Champion, worthy grand secretary William H.
Byers, worthy grand treasurer; George, II Love
less, worthy grand conductor o Miller worthy
PTand guardian,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

The New York insurance commissioner aaya
In one OF his reports, speaking OF the Equitable
Life Assurance Society: "Thls corporation cat
be said 70 marx and distinguish the commence.
ment OF the recent astounding progress In the
business OF life assurance /
In 1869 the Equitable Society took position At
the head OF all life assurance companies ami
has annually transacted more new business In
life assurance than any other company In the
WOrld-each year gaining upon the confidence OF
the people by Its usefulness security and liberal.
ny. IL has no longer Hncoessful competitor,
now hOlda, at the head OF our assurance cod
panles, must be recognized the goodwill Of tie
people, whose preferenoeS II has gained because
II has answered their requirements most com-
pletely In everything that pertains 10 life AZ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

Judge Smell yesterday ordered the release from
jail OF Thomas fendAl, q eolored boy, who wa
committed for ten days on the charge Of mall
clOus trespass on the premises OF Mt. A. Young
residing across the Eastern branch. IL wa
brought TO the notice Of the court that a oOlOrei
man was employed TO gather evergreOnA an,
oedars for the decorative committee OF tn
Church OF the Epiphany, who was aware Of tn
existence OF this nursery Of trees TO he used 70
ornamental purposes, and persuaded the boy h
60 with him aud cut them down while he kept a
distance, and when Hsndall was arrested h
Immediately decRmped. The Judge OOnaldere,
the boy innocent Of Intentional wrong, and &C
cOrdlnRy ordered his release
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21
CITY ITEMS.


Ye happy Xmas tlmes-these joyful generous
dAys-the very time when fancy boxes, cOmucO-
pias, bon-bons, and all articles In the line OF con.
tectiOnery make people appreciative Of the period
and Of thoughtful donors and. now, where "a
get them7 There IA no better place than Her
bert's, No, SCI seventh street. He IL a descend.
ant Of Santa Claus himself, and will almost give
away his good things. step In and see his hand.
some face smile all over when you ask for candy,
such candy as he has is worth looking at. Call
on Herbert.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

On Thursday night, In the terrible storm, Capt
Croker, with MeAsra. EdHdge and button, o
the jail guard, started for the Albany penltsn
tary, with the following prisoners 10 serve GU
their sentences: john Thomas, burglary tire
years; Washington Meredith, assault and resist
ing an ofhceT, one year; James Fields, alias Geo
u; Johnson, do, one year Henry Miller an
William Fox, grand larceny, one year; Adan
Kelly, assault and battery, with intent 10 Kill
three years; John Maddox, grand larceny, w
yean; William brown, alias Thomas Oglet0n
grand LARCENY, one year.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

The McKendree Methodist Episcopal cOngre-
CATION having, 10 June last, decided upon "a new
departure their Old church, which had stood
for twenty-elght years, was torn down. The new
church 10 already 50 far COmpletedhs 70 admit Of
the occupancy Of the basement. The nrst pub
lie service win be held tomorrow morning, at II
O'Clock Bishop Ames will deliver the discourse
Of the Occasl0n, Rev. s, D. Wilson, former pas
tor, now Of Foundry, will preach at night, The
opening services Will be under the direction OF
the pastor, Rev. @. W. Cooper, through whose
encouTagement the enterprise was inangurated
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

The Collegiate society Of the National Medical
college met ut the college building last evening
az O'clock, the president, DR.. +. NJ sChHHer, In
the chair.
Dr. 0leeson read very Interesting essay upon
"AnesthetlCs."
resulted as follows President, Dr.. j, *, r. dice
son; vice president, DR.. VIM \. RAMSEY; Aeere-
tary, James NJ GasaAwaY, NJ. D.; treasurer, Dr.
James p. Halves.
jOnrned until the nrHt Tuesday In January next
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

Hpny for a bold spirit and a strong mind"
when you pass !. Becker 4 Co.'S, NO.86l Pennsyl-
vAnla avenue, or you Will surely be tempted 20
step In and open your purse for nne suit OF
clothes iOT dress or business, warm and durable
makes, plain and fancy neck ties and everything
that 4 gentleman may want TO wear, Becker a
Co. are merchant taiiOra Of well established rs-
pute And from d nnely sele,t u stock Of Ffench
and English goOdS win make garments to order
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

ting Goats,
known as the
Inverness
and
0lenRATy,
magnificent assortment,
A. BAKs A CO., SO seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

The inst reception and hop given by the OhiC
Republican association will take place at the Ma
sonic Temple on Friday evening, December ~
Those Of last winter will he remembered witt
much pleasure by all fortunate enough 10 have
been participants, aud doubtless they anticipate
mttse having the affair In charge have wOTket
faithfully, and the hops u this season will IA
exceed those OF the past In enjoyment and "a
tFOnage.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

A grand chance foF the purchase OF Boots and
Shoes q every Kind, style and quality, at whole,
sale prices. white and fancy goods OF every
kind, for ladies', EisseB and children AT aud below
cost. Everything In the shoe llnb that eau be
called for, At Wholesale prices, NJ q. " Gum,
SC W. ''' '''' s s CHLS is.lanes,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

Of Miss Smith, teacher Of Female Intermediate
school, Franklin building, presented her with
several elegant articles u lewery and books.
| those present with some vocal music, upon the
conclusion Of which the school was dimlased
until after the holidays. Miss Smith during the
| vacation VIII visit her fTlenda 10 the North.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

Rev, J. II. Chapln, Of 81. Lawrence University.
will preach In Masonic Temple tomorrow,
Tomorrow evening, At 1850 O'Clock, religions
service will he held N the Theatre Conllque cor.
singing and short addresses. All are most cor.
daily Invited.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

The American Life Insurance Association are
engaged In perfectlng an organization In this
city, which Ia 80 near completed that they VIII
hold meeting In = few days for the election Of
directors. II was an association Of this kind
that paid policy Of $1,000 on the life OF Mr.,
Greeley 10 his daughters,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21
THE COURTS.



FRIDAY, December 20, 1879.
on motion OF Mr. P. PhiiIpa, David Q. Iabatt,
Chas. l. Fenner and Water FeArn, esqs., OF New
Orleans La, were admitted 10 practice a. alto r
neys and cOunselOn OF this court.
Mr.. Attorney General Williams introduced IA
the court Mr. Samuel l.. Phillips, the Solicitor
General, whose commlssion was ordered to be
No. I. (6tginAi) IL pdTte Marshall o. Roberts
ct al, petitioners. Ordered that rule TO show
cause Whya mandamus should not be granted
be issued to the Court Of Claims, rcturnable on
Friday, the 10Th Of January next
No. ~, The United States, appellanta vs.. Jas.
n. Proyine; Appeal from the Court OF ClAims
Mt. Chief Justice Chase announced the decision
Of the court, Affirming the augment Of the said
Court Of Claims by divided court.
No. %. Charles A. POpes, guardian, &C., ap-
pellant, vs.. Aristlde Mlttenbefger. Appeal from
he Circuit Court Of the United States for the
District Of Louisiana. Mr.. Chief Justice Chase
announced the opinion Of the eOurt, animinG
the decree q the eaid Circuit Court In this cause
with costs, BY divided court.
No. eos. John L. Cons ct al, plAlntffa IN error,
". The United States. In error 20 the District
Court 81 the United states for the Western dis
trict Of Pennsylvania. on motion Of Mr.. AttOr.
ney General Williams, ordered by the court that
the writ Of error In this cause be dooketed and
dismissed.
No. SOI. Alex. Hardy ct al, appellants, Va. Jas.
Hardin ct al. The motion fOt writ OF eertiorari
In this cause was argued by Mr.. Edward Jan In
support Of the zane, and by Hon. N. p. Chapman
No. 4O6. The City Of Davenport ct al, appel.
lants, VS.. David Bows. The motion to advance
this cause was submitted on printed arguments
BY Mr.. W. p. Clarke In behalf OF Mr.. John A.
Rogers, OF counsel for the plaintiff In error.
No. 10. YIN. II. Barnes ct al, plaintiffs IN
error, vs.. The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company;
error, vs.. The Lshgh Valley Railroad Company;
No, II. WIN. II. Barnes et al, plaintiffs In
error, vs.. The Lake Superior and Missouri Rail,
M, IA Wm. II Rarnea q, n, n,ain,,1. In
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

TO FufchnAera OF Houuhy Nlothimns
MARX THE FACT.
We are now offering
Mems Dress Suits from $50 10 go.
Mems Dress Suits from so TO SO.
Mems Dress suts from SIS TO go.
Business suits from ei5 to go.
Business Suits from 90 to go.
business Suits from tSS 10 80.
Working Suits from q to 9i5.
working Suits from SIS to 90.
Working suits from f22 to $50.
OyercOatA, Melton, from tl2 to els.
Oyercoats, blue, brown and gray Chlnchllia,
Overcoats, blue, brown Beaver, SIS To as.
Boys GETAWAY Suits from % TO 8.
BOYS Franklln Suits from SO 10 1i4.I
buy- Chesterfield suits from SIS to SIS.
Boys Cape OyercOats from " tn tis,
Youths OyercoAts from Sl2 to 22b
Mems Talmas and Wing Coats.
NOAH WALKER A Co.,
OIL Pennsylvania avenue,
Metropolitan Hotel building.
CRndy's Christmas AorOstIc.
CANDY came to Washington,
And opened here his store;
Never on the Avenue
Did the like appear before.
You may guess the crowds Of people
CASDYs opening seen,
And be sure you find the
Number, six hundred and sixteen.
Day and night his sweets are aice,
You may buy the best at the lowest price.
No. 6io PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
lw Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

Tomorrow afternoon Ut $50 O'Clock, the Vice
President elect, and the Rev. Drs. Parsons, Of
Philadelphia, and ChickeFlnH, OF Boston, will adj
dress q temperance meeting At Lincoln hall.
Subject "fhe Perils Of Holiday Hospitality Ali
are most cordially invited "a attend Appropriate
Butta.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21
Come in and look at our stock before purehas-


WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily THURsTos's Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price, % and 30 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair; all desire II, oil
may have Il by constant use OF THONPsONS
POmRde optlme. Price, 25 and 80 oents per
bottle.
LIaHT COLORED Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not sOiled. JOUyESs inOdorOus Kid Glove
Cleaner will renoyate them thoroughly; price, 2,
cents per bottle. All sold by druggists and
fancy dealers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

the HENmER8 Of Dr. TganyB church arc get.
ting up u Sabbath-schOOl festival for the hOll.
days. The order Of exercises will consist OF
tableauX, 80nga and speeches. The guests will
be bountifuily supplied with refreshments, and
we presums that they viii have a very pleasant
sntsrtalnnl ant for old and young,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

LARGE NEW CLASSES will commence the course
In the Business College the nrst week in January;
the majority arranging for scolArships at the
tnstallment rates. Nearly sixty ladies' and gem
tleinen twice the usual NUMBER are In the class
TO graduate neat June. BW
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21
HOLIDAYS.
WHERE TO GET sUITGBLEPREsEETS

Rtion About Fashionable, Useful, and
Cheap Souvenirs.
Christmas holidays, the season Of rest and
merry-maklnR, are close at hand. What a world
Of pleasing delightful anticlpatiOns are centred
by old and young In this religious festival How
like a boon the occasion Is to the majority Of
mankind And what beautiful custom Is this
presentation Of gifts that has from the beginning
Jweetiy adorned and commemorated to the whole
civilized world this sacredy festive anniversary
Nothing Ia 80 decidedly provoking as to gaze
upon a multitude Of attractive presents and yet
be unable to make suitable selections-those
adapted to each Individual, male and female
friends and consistent with ones relations there
to, To combine the useful with the ornamental,
the novel and elegant the practical and aesthetic,
IN one satisfying present, that will please and be
unexceptionable, Ia rather a diiiicult undertak-
ing, and IL Just now puzIllng the heads Of the
old and young and, for the benent Of our read
ers, we propose to give a few brief descriptions
Of appropriate souvenirs, also state where they
Bray / Brother are deserving Of cheers; in
fact, arenewed applause" for their place OF bus-
ness, Sol Pennsylvania avenue, ts thrOnged win
happy purchasers Of canned goods, tomatoes,
peaches, winslowH corn, and Of cOnees. old Gov
eminent Java, Maracalbo and Rio, and choice
roll and nrkin butter, and the best family nour,
and ralsins, citrun, ngs, dates, dried peaches
and apples, Atmores mlncemeat, and all possible
,rnn1 tklns.l In the arnnarE lima HuFFgh fnF RFaV
~ sssn staa,5 ~ WV A''0''' ''aS' '
~ ~, 1. oon,o.i In thI. t,,sioro and aesiru
Nc a, ~ shs Io1tes az ,heI ~lsu RnnS can he
Sa,nS =, VW,titsn,s 'oo3 psngsviyspia sysnne II
~ ~ a. ~ - Enoy, maj Iadiea Srear and We
h,,us ~ ~ ~ ,nssSsstcr y, ths fsrt mai ladies
@ ~ gnenta ana Set Vyiitsn IsstsTiSy
srtn.iiX M me harlisood 10 display before o1T
,tsnS sys. mai hs Ssiisd an .eiegsnt assort
Ts y, nan y s,a sons coSssta nvsteTionsiy
ssiens. a IN u . Ssbs,sycr mai NJ W.
,hansht a, a., ,hs1, ,bsy ySeSs fop Inc q @ p
| SiDb hnt ON Sr,.nd Smaller savs Inc Slnh donT
,,'aar carsets NM ,SbSt tooF any ave vSas Ms
vi isSs M snnsrh hiart SSsss sitts biS cioaF
wa1,sts a snieniid Ioi N S]rsnnsrs sieeveIess
,,ei,et IrsIsts ysInnrs ceIntnre vi onls wv y and
y, n,s hasn,t,n pscstIes me WHOLE history of
hhaIs,S ~ tiainIse Siss rscaIiea sal sFinsand
s,c,eh ,nrhsnS ana a tbonSand and one remSTE
sbin thInss M ssis rsds the van 10 WiIanis as
niassant 81 y wsss Win tse AHhIsn Nights IN.
teStsinpnen, pissse sten IN and sea foT yonT-
ali -
itllory Ieads ali men naptlye nj the wheels of
| her gtfeTing car 10 Horace sung. hut what Il
5,arS Stthnai Soij ami siIyer ana n5sclona stones
mi al tSe ar IiS,s AMI 6santifnI prnaments into
Shich ,Scv arS yvSonybty one rsn unger foT
hanSs in t6a snnerh stnss ~ n " DALI RrntheT
~ n IL pigbtY fsSSt for ths ave ~ IooE Al
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21
HOl Ion mn HoLIpAYRl

Mrs. LUCINDA B. CHANDLER Is at the residence
OF Mrs. U. b. WinslOw, No. Grant place, and
Will receive calls from to p. M, and will make
appointments 10 hold parlor meetings. lw
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

TIE --LATEST NKNhATTON.
81 Scotch Bottom GAltem.
81 10 Stitched Boots.
81 90 Good Calf Boots.
- 20 Custom Made.
- 90 Ladies' Button Callers.
81 French Kid Button.
81 90 Children's Button.
White Caters and slippers.
Rubber Boots aud Shoes, all sizes, At
HEmBRUEs, 4O2 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

Tue new Colonnads Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
Is near several Protestant Episcopal churches.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

Sewing Machine is the best OF all. The perfec-
ton Of stitch on all kinds OF goods, great range
NJ work, ease Of operation, nOlseless, Tor more
nearly so than any other shuttle machlne,) self
adjusting tensions, simplicity aud durability Of
all parts Ia not equAled In any other machine.
once. am street, Masonic Temple.
NJ. =. ADAMS 4 Co, Agents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21
DRY GOODS.

CLOAKsi TUHsm
SuAwLsi sUITsm
SHKsi vRLvETsii
CAsHNrEREs' MEnNos'
EVENING DRESS GOODS.
TABLE DANtAsK, NAPKINS,
DOHLkS, TOwRLs,
FRUIT CLOTHS, WINE CLOTHS.
LARGE STOCK OF LACE CURTAINS.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY FROM THE
PRESENT TO THE CLOSE OF THE SEASON
Mourning Goods In all the best qualities.
JOHN 7. MITCHELL,
OBI Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

!. George Combs, 900 Pennsylvania avenue, he
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, IL selling the
finest French candies at the low price OF 20
cents per pound. A call will satisfy all that he
Tor 10 cents, I.G. CONBs
900 Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-21

LADIES AND GEETLEMEN, n you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In a frbtelaas manner
send them TO A. FISHER, 6ls Ninth street, OppO-
ste Patent ONCE. The Professor Will give you
satisfaction without fail. kldglOyea cleaned nice
aud cheap