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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

Til, Iast saaainn nf tina EnFtv-aeonnl Com
II, -, &c., -. 49,, 90, Mo-.
as. :, 49,. 800 ~.
my e"U 80 W .,-.--,,..-.- ..s.t,,,
"n''u, u" $500" a., ~.
.'NT, ,.,",'. ,y,n "a, -, -, ,,n,I,
a.. -.
~ suS 'S Cs. ~, -, T., s"..,Saao, lin
U.s.. :, ~ IN . .ao,aI ra,hsr tbon in a noII-
IT. 900, Tho, wo rurno.c IN .nesk of the
80, .a,si,n
In W,shIryton tho Assembling of Congress-
It, A., L.,,In,In, ~ ,yho, IA c,II,d the
.ooIsI .oason Fashion foIIows in tho wake
~ on son,,o,. and Repre,entatI,s. not
that our Ievi.Iator, themselye, ara partlcu-
IarI, tashIopabIs or ara yerv mpch caIru.
lated ~ Give tone 10 our socIety. Rat the
great world Of America follows them; a
Thousand interests cluster around our ma
,IopoI I.vi.lature. and OF late years the social
Ingnoncs bos become the greatest and most
o,,ni,o,.nt ot tho p1nopaI capltaI
The season. at whose threshold We now
stapd. promises TO he one of the brightest
and the gayest that we have had for
several wears, and Il Ia safe to look forward
TO an uninterrupted round Of festlylty.
The capital was never more attractive
than II Is at present. Its avenues and streets
are for the most part In superb condition; a
large number Of our officials have abandoned
tina clearinghouse life and taken 10 house
keepInp, A large number OF rich men from
varIous sectIons of the country have become
a norton of our manhattan. and tho leading
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15


- The Cincinnati Commercial speaks Of "that
Interesting buIEarl, Laura Fair"
CHARLES Francis Adams refuses to DO Inter.
viewed.
- Some Of Bsecher's admirers propose to get
him up ElOOO 900 memorial
Gen. James Shields Is seriously III at Car.
rOltOn, Mo.
MAJ. Gen, Mott, Of tho Egyptian army, Is
In New York.
Mrs. Williams, Of Hennepln, Mimi, adVer-
tises for Information VI u sIrEyed Or stolen huS.
band.
- The title under which tho Crown Prince Of
SaXony wells his Identity In his OTie ntal tour Is
Prof MOTssman."
DR.. Paul Sobapps IL To deliver lecture on
Science In Law" IN Philadelphia on Monday
next.
90 Hon. VIM. Loughridgo, membsrelect to
the + OTty-third Congress from the Sixth Iowa
district, IL In the city.
Geo. W. Burger, eco, Of the Internal Rev.
enuo Bureau, has resigned position OF pFOnt
and trust TO engage 10 private business Ia
Kingston, N. Y.
- The tomb Of HelOlae and AbelArd, in Pere
Ia Ohaiae Oemetefy, Paris, has been renewed
A. place OF pilgrimage since the performance
VI the opera OF that name
- on ~ that WIN, NJ. EVAFts will succeed
Secretary Fish, and Judge Settle, OF North
carolina, Justice Nelson, Of the Supreme Court
The latter 10 about to retire IN sccOunt Of old
SEe.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

II Governor Yarmouth, of Louisiana, werO
a supporter of the Administration and had
dared to do what he has Just done In New
Orleans the opposition press would thunder
out It's loudest condemnation of his unconsti-
tutional and unprecedented action. But
Yarmouth stands by Greeley he Is a leading
refOrmer, and so 1t Is all right. Warmouth's
objective point Is twO-told; lrst of all he
desires to give the electoral vote Of Louisiana
to the Liberal candidates, and second TO elect
himself to the United States Senate. To do
this he has overridden the constitution and
perpetrated one of the greatest outrages ever
committed In this county.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

The Missouri Republican, one of the stout
eat champions Of Democracy In the West,
deviates so far from the pAternal theory Of
government and old Democratic doctrines as
TO urge the General Government to build
railroads from the East to the West, so as to
compel 4 reduction OF the enormous freight
charges, which amount to actual connsca-
ton. This Is remarkable advice for a Demo-
cratic journal to give, but It only shows how
far modern Democracy has drlfted away
from the old landmarks to which 1t Ia some
times so fond OF pointing.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

Mn. GREELET's MAJORITY In Maryland ls
exactly eleven hundred and seventy. Under
these circumstances II il not surprising that
the Democratic politicians Of that Stats talk
about 4 reorganization Of their party. We
advise them to hurry up or they will have
nothing to reorganlEo.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

From J. shllllDEton, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and -Four. and-R-hRlf street, we have
received Petcrson's campaign edition Of
Grant and Wilson"
Also, from the same, we have received "a
Lonely Life" ByJ. A. St. John Blythe, author
OF "Wlse as a Serpent. Peterson & BroF.,
Philadelphia, publishers.
Also, from same, we have a copy OF THE
Rye House Plot" or, Ruth, tho Consplra-
tors Daughter" By George W. NJ. Reynolds
Published by Peterson * Bros, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

THE FULL TEXT Of King Williams decision
In the San Juan arbitration, which will be
found in our news columns, Is terse and to
the point. Without any ar or "but" he de-
clares that the claim OF the United States Is
most In accordance with the true interprota-
ton OF the treaty Of 1915. That Is all he was
asked to do, and he has done It, which ends
he h.nnIn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

DIsPATcHEs from this city to the New
York Herald say that Mr.. EVartS Is to sue
coed Mr.. Fish as Secretary Of State, and that
Judge Settle, the president Of the Philadsl-
phla Convention, will be appointed Justice
Of the Supreme Court upon the retirement
Of Judge Nelson. There is not much proba.
bIllty that either OF these appointments will
In NADIA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

One Of Gen. B. Y. Buffers organs, the New
Bedford Mercury, denies on the best authority,
which we suppose Is that Of Gen. Butler him
self, that he IL candidate for the United States
SouAtorshlp. On tho contrary, II declares
that he ls warmly in favor Of Mr.. Boutwell,,
whose pre-smlnsnt fitness for the place can
not fall to secure his choice by the Leglsla-
tura
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

The PIoUs CLER0TNEN who, when Chicago
was burned, declared that fire was speciality
sent from Heaven to punish her for divorce and
other crimes and iuiquities, are now respect
fully asked by the Chicago Tribune 10 account
for the destruction by the same agency Of the
sanity city OF Boston. "Ii," 1t says, "Chl-
oago, being a wicked city, was punished,
why was Boston, being good city, punished
In the same mAnner7' Who will rise and
nNnlnlnl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

The GEoRGTA sENAToEsHP Ia begInnIngto
beRetiVely discussed in the papers of that State
Among the gentlemen mentioned as Mr.. Hills
successor are the Hon. B. II. Hill, General
John B. Gordon, General Gartrell, General
II. L. Benning DIR. Miller, Ex-Governor
johnson, Colonel George n. Lester, all emf
uent eT-coufederatns. Georgia gave Mr.
Greeley the largest majority OF the four or
Ave States which he carried.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

TOTAL Atltths All bhnhs
The money TO pay all thOsO Gifts IL now upon deposit
and SGT apart for that purpose, Ia the faTmoE and
DTOVeT Bank As will be seen By tho following oeTth
cate Of the Cashier -
LoUtsyILLE, XII, september 9, l57a J
This Ia 70 certify that there now depoAt 10 this
hank over half million dollAIa 70 tho credit Of the
GIT Concert Fund $500 900 q which Ia hed b. this
to pay on ali gllts IN DO awarded Al the dIaHlnE.
PRICE OF TIOKETH
whole toESfs of y for SB ioT 800 iB for
OF 100; 9A for 92bDi b7b for ~ 00O No dlsooun on
less than bllO worth Of tickets ~ time.
The drawing will positively and uBequiyoeAlly take
place December 2, Agents arc paFomptoTy required
10 close bales and make returns November o. In order
10 give Amplo time for the haal arrangements Orders
Tor tickets Hpp atone tor 0iIuulhTa should be ad.
dressed to gOv, THOS. Y. BhAmLhTTEt
Agent Public Library OF Kentnoky, Louisville, Ky,
New York Once 600 Broadgkl, 10 e9ArSe Of
Major TllOs. "a. NAYS. oelas4M2m4Weo2L
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THF SUB
sorlhoTa have obtaAned from the bupTsme Court OF
the District Of Columbia holding Special Term, lot
torH te'tamentATy on the personal estate Of HaR-
MON BUHEa, late Of Washington city, D. o., do
ceased All persons having olamb against the said de-
ceased hereby warned p exhibit the with the
vouchers thereof TO the subscribers before the
9TH day q Eoyemb9I next they may Otherwise BY Law
Given under our hands this 9th day Of h1ySmbsT,
HisS;viI.HSW JIb, B.fDWIRtS,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

Mn. MONTGOMERY BLAIR has written let
ter TO the Secretary OF the Liberal Republican
club Of Baltimore, In which he eudeayOrs to
account for tho defeat Of Mr.. Greeley. Mr.,
Blair declares that notwithstanding the great
reverse he Is still undaunted, q nd that the
cause Of liberty to which, In common with all
the members of the Blair family, he Is so ar.
IDENTITY devoted will yet triumph. The whole
blame Of the failure Is lRld upon the Liberal
editors, who did not discuss the real Issues of
the campaign. Instead OF ranting ab out the
credit mobilier and the packing Of the su-
prome Court and clyll-serylce reform and
other STUFF of that character, Mr.. Blair thinks
that they should have struck at the real point
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

ONLY ONE HUNDRED AND ToRTI-Two
HORSES have died In Chicago. About forty
have died here, but the uniayorable weather
Of the last few days IL calculated to increase
he mortallty
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
THE KENTUCKY
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT.
$50O,0OO in Bank to Pay all Gifts.
AFULL DRAWING In SIGHT.
100000 FOR ONLY $40

A T the Second Grand Gift Concert, AuthorlEsd By
special act Of the Il GslAtqIe 10 aid Of The Pu6-
September ~ 70 DSeSnber u and which positively
and unequiVolAlly oeouTs In louisville, Ky., SAT.
UHDANs December Z, 1872, without further
delay any Aooount whatever, the following Cash
Gifts for distribution BY lot among the tiokst.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

There 49, strange TO say, q singular diver
sity Of opinion between the EUening TsLe-
gram, Of New York, and the Mount Pleasant
QowA) Journal Us to the claims of Senator
Harlan. The Mount Pleasant paper pleas
antly tells him that he should be the next
candidate on the Republican ticket for the
Presidency, which Mr.. Harlan with beconi-
ing mOdesty copies editoriAlly In his own pa
per, thereby indicating that Mr.. Harlan him
self Is OF the same opinion. This Is the FIRST
Presidential nomination that has been made
for 1875, and we give 1t as matter Of news.
The distinguished Senator, whose term eT-
pires on the 4th OF next March, Is supported
by two journals, one in Iowa and one In
Washington.
The EUsning Telegram has not yet heard
OF Mr.. HArlan's Presidential aspirations, but
Ii has heard that he would like to go into
General Grants Cabinet, upon which 1t thus
comments
"SenatOr Harlan Is said TO be AnGIous for
Cabinet appointment. II is even reported that
he aims at the State Department Failing this,
he would DO content with relieving BelknAp,
and running the War Department.
"TheTe Is little danger that Harlan will ever
enter tho Cabinet Of General Grant but It IL
by no means a hattering sign Of the times
when such as he can ever dare To aspire 10
sucn position. The country has had enough
VI HaTlAn,h
Mr.. Harlan has not yet copied this In his
organ. Probably he has overlooked IT, and
we hereby desire to call his attention to II.
We do not Intend to take any part in the trl-
angular duel that is certain to take place
between the Mount Pleasant paper, the Tsle-
gram and Mr.. Harlan's own Journal on the
subject Of Mr., HarlanS peculiar fitness for
the Presidency or for Cabinet position, fur
ther than To make this suggestion, that Mr..
Harlan should hold the scales evenly between
the Eastern and the Western paper, and hon
estly tell the world what he thinks about him
self. There Is, 1t will be seen, a considerable
difference OF opinion on the subject, and there
Is no one more competent to settle the matter
than he IL. One Of these days we may
help him to arrive at an accurate Judgment
on that pOlDt,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
I 6EsIR2BLE BtILpISG LOTS AT MOUNT

fLhAhANE.
Five hinutea' Walk IRON Street Cars.
Lots 1, y, 3, 4, o. At the intsT eotiOu OF School
and PaTE streets, near FOuTtesnth street, will be
sold at great bargain eontAlnnE about eighty thou.
sand CO,OOJ) square feet. Only small cash payment
required; balance In one, two and three JsGru.
These lots situated In the Vicinity OF a. the
beat pebble schools In the county, aud only min.
utes' sAlE from Columbian COLLEGE.
HSSSt Corner FiftsSnth street. and New YOrE AZ.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE OHRAP.
e6,6oO-three story and basement BRICK, with
back builoiaG eleven rooms, ghite mari ls nEs
water, range, LAtTobe and all modern oouysnlenoea
10 delightful nsighboThOS within two squares oil
SEVERAL DESIRABLE LOTS on PsnnaylyanIa
avenue east, near the Capitol
ALSO,
For $500, q neat tNO-atofy and back .buIldInR
BR1OR, with modern oonysnisnossi BsOO eAah, and
balance In monthly pAymSnts. On biItSenth street,
near X.
ALBO,
On street. IN the most fsshIonIbls part Of the city.
. hrst class RIsSIDkNOE, e!AborAtsly hnlahed IL
every respect Price ea5OOO
Also, Lots and Houses In all parts Of the city.
WALKER 4 MCRAK,
535 Fifteenth street, opposite Treasury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

w All Communications, whether on business OF
Tor publication, should be addressed 10 wN. J. Nun
Tlau. Propristor NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, washing
IN, ", u,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
Personal.

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION slvea By Plof. y. A.
l. SPRINGER In knglish Branches, Higher MAth-
slnAiios, latin and Greek.
P. o, address Southwest corner L and Thlrisgutb
strsos. boyiAim
SIX ron "sATIsFACTIUH," AT THE DRUG
"A Storsst II Il the new and most scientific rsmedT.
rataAotion In three days without lntstna med
ioins. Only ell por bottle. DAkBY'5 Asdiolne
Store, fUufand sf and Penny vaniA
avenue, Principal Depot noy99-'
NoTIOE-THAT N. b, justin, SIG d BTkKIeI,
~ bstvsen SlJth and Seventh strests NORTHWEST
salla custom secondhand Clothing a. lcsa than
half The oost Of rsa dyfnAds new onos. n B-Sccond.
hand oothnE Of ali kinds bouEht At fair oAah prices.
aullu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
Reporters.
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND CLOTH
L ING MATERIAL


NEvY DErAnTMTHT,I
BuREAu or Provisions AND tIOTHIN0,
Notbsr ~, is79.
lpS viii x" SscsiTsd Al iIlS urSSS unill o'eoSi
D m on the 18Th day on Eogsm her neIt for the sup.
ply Of the following articles, was
"A GLASS l.
GLASS u
Dark Blue Flannel, ZOO
CslEskin Shoes, 300
klp-skin Bhosa bOOJ
GLASS l.
GLASS g.
BArnslsy 6hsstlng, yards ouo
The tfoWssrs, flannel, shoss and shooting TO be d.
Three thousand mattresses to be delivered at the
Rrooslyn Navy y ard, loo at the PhiladelpbiA Nav
Yard and I. 90 At the OhArlsstoWn Navy Yard.
within ninety days from the date Of the oontTAo and
must pass the usual naval inspection.
The cloth for the blus,oloth troWssTs must be
blue and weigh n ounces 10 each yard a u inches
width
The flannel must be tvillod All wool wooldyed With
yards in length and n inches Wide, weighing 81
Sooisn yRrssds woven IN The SbOiS isuEiS Of he
ooth.boGrds, and no pisos 10 have 1 i0ss average
weigh than go ounces per yard,
Two thousand pats Of the calf akin shoes, and the
'eTSsed NE the ssmplsS 10 be sen Al the SsS,T IN.
spectiona
sonSd white pine, pantd Gnd tonEuod aud GROOVE d
sldes, top aud bottom Inch III Of, and ends inch
tn 10 30 souTsd b. not lsss than Ten ~ insh
one SofSw a eaeh ead q he boz q Be- counter sum-
& Inch by " Ip eli Ia diAmstsT.
; Goh mattress must weigh ten pounds, Including
tlsLi6E which is 70 30 ogt fost inohes in length
Inches 10 IenEtb aSd y themes IN width Ths hSir,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
For Sale or Rent.

FOE IEEET,5 8, sT2 o. u F2. gag ? sTTRFEPr
,grusr kiGhth and K strssis northwest BovibSt
EOR SALSA FINE BRIoK. DWELLING ON
y ks,rset' eetssen Watt Abd TENTH 'tre;is four.
irsi, 4, b., a. this once. -, =. SoyltSt
nor sALE-A BRICK HOUsE ON NJ STREET.
II btwegn Fourth ard tHih atrasts; two atorJ
iii rons lot HlHlA Address Bon ~. A. this once
novlt.Bt
EoB sALF-A BRICK HOUSE, ON TWELFTH
4 street, bstEesn q and n Streets two stoty; ais
room, lot 9SISA Address b. u, at this once.
LrOR sALE-A BRICK Housv ON POUR.
story Asd attic rooms, lot g9SIsJ Address Boz
"a, Republican once. noyltst
EURNIsHKD PARLoR, WITH CHAMBER AID.
On ssSop6 Sor. Rsfsrsaess f1aairsd. 2ppiy n No
a96 street, between 9th and Toto.
UNOR RFNT,--A FINEIY FURNISHKDsFO
STC on oa s fSais No. ~ fs' sfs.i
northeast. nos-ti
L'oR RFNT-THE LARGE AM ELEGANT
kppiy % IM RkiacE BRGT G2B stfSst PoT,R
west, EStarl nov9lW
40 LET-FRAMR HOUSE,, sEvEN ROOMS, IN
lndi 70 At i3O Fit.t stteet norths.sL soySel'
EoR RENT TwRNTYlwo FURNISHED
HOUSES from s5oo 10 ~ psI snpuT
oe5lsea FIlssea.h ..lss., near H-ss 70;
Il between Second and Third streets four story
ysSisness; bLlot sts6lS; iSI SISTlSi. Address BoI
- At el.s once, ....-..-.---- ee,.,.s
PsSsIIaniS .TsSSs, ps &c S.sn iSSift6 and TSIT.
ecp,h sire ts tgo.stou oriok budi = seven rooms
and store room lot 2iSs. Address Lock hoI 40,
puBLlo sAkg-Ar tug wEsTsS3;N POUND.
one sV dsiE ba5 aoiss. one SsTs I'd Coz ','-
novH HENRY YOUNG, Clerk 10 Pound.
-, ,,fs,,.r ,,pICtr II,I,s, mr., TV1
NOR RENIoI h PRICK ~ NJ HOUSE, Will WIZ \ IT, ~
streets northwest Hog,. ia sIesllsn, EsPsniss
;nLsble Tor store " desired Ing iiTs % Jul
streets niorIR"ssl 'O'"'' " noil-s,'
DARE OHANoF TO sFOURE UHEAP FUR
IL niture Of my own manufaoture. The under
st Sesq ioT sSS a. reduced prices. ' ''' =. .
=. ,,sr-..... .s ,AMUL kIRBYG N
LoR SALE on EXCHANGE kuH CITY PKUP
kRTY-ysluIbis Pam Of 500 soIsS r. s.,I q;
Apply 70 ", A. DANGRHEIELD,
GH6im' CORNER Seventh and streets.
Noss A sSsnns ~ dao,s e,st n M,
NatlonSi Hotel; vide TOoms stsiTo.sss and psSsaESs
AlooAiiV Tor AA"Jer or ppFIp1'SSNeK rAyLnR.
jap3u 3II Indians Svshuo.
LOR RENT.
II 81,
9olroa raI,dsS,,
t,sIj % nj sss.ost A''N"'' '''ts'
=" knnIs ~ ~ w. y n MruTIf{H
nndpHig,Y R.,I R,t.to Arsnt 4 ana Il strs,,
uoH,-a 49, lse = ss a1og : 49,
| Tonp RRNr-TIJR upPRR PORTIDN Oh
Il HOusR i1i5 PsuGs,iyahIa svonuc, tower Q
cbsn han ro,sps and eioasts spit.bls for elnb q
~ 'n,arais ~ fsns Anoiv
o. oLIiTIEB, Wins ~, chant,
nol2 lily PennlJltAnlA Ayenus
| -, - =, -, ,,,Sn,5 . 20 5.tSa,,s ,5gI,
Hok sALhJVH ~ nHh Si,tT a, ~, W NV
hAli has bsautiul front yard' nlosy tIfaoed' VII
| large Jatd 10 Ieari eonystleat 70 lro hne,95 ca
| small cash pymenti balance monthy' D1hh
DAilDoON, nor,heA,t ynrner Se'eath sttse ,s hn'
/ ron SAFE q, nan CASH RLILECE M
II yrfNah 81 ts,,oyn th,.s.tars 49,
/ bJct fTant HOIJyF rith nav .tadow M bsth. No
- IN 49, 49,, 49, I'1,ah. 49, - M
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

W Y. M. d. A. Building.
Corner Ninth and ID streets.
TERMS, 81 per year; q poT quarter.
The following new Books have been added to the
Washington Oily LibrarY during the past Noski
The End Of the World, By X. Ksglsston.
Poor Miss Finch, By Wi kls OollinA
The KustAos Diamonds, by A. Trollopa.
horlmbloa among the Alp@.
HItls MooTlAnd Princess, By Mrs wlstar; The Mar.
bic Prophecy and other poems, by Holland; ObArAo-
tor Sketches, By My Brothers k sepsT; Won.
ders Of the Moon hATioHss Quest, The Poet At ths
MR.. WistAr. oo3a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
For SALE.
A VALUABLE LOT AND ELFGANT RESIDENCE

A snbs,AniAl and beautiful three story and hsss.
meut BRICK RksIDkNUk, with elegant BROWN.
bTONh fhUNr, az feet wide, with a desirable
aide lot o. same Sidth, the entire Erounds having .
depth Of las feet 10 Inches. To 0fOot paved alley
The bAok building 70 this houSs IL hres-stoTies nigh
and thsro are u rooms 10 tile structure not including
two bath rooms, cellar, furnAos-r1om WAsh-roow.
There arc seven sleeping apartments. two dressing.
rooms, cedar closets, mArbls-top stationary wash.
AtAnds, fupAce range, china closets buffers pantry
Ao. This IL the most daalrAnls house In WAshib Hton
a nearly new, the street beautifully parked and
and directly In frUnt 10 LAfAysttS square the moal
beautiful park In wAAhlnEton
The above will be sold At than its actual value
and parties dsalFnE TO examine tbs premises will be
promptly waited upon by
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
W ants

WANTED, "A ANAL FURNISHED on
Treasury Must be neat and oissn. Its required for
private family Of four. Address, q, L; ~,
TO HIRR TWENTY DOppse
p. BROWN, corner N5H York avenue and Fiftsspth
street staIl nolta
EUBEKA EMPLOYMENT oFFIuF, NO. aOy
tsa.d aBs. t6utsR 0. BuTLER.
ITANrHD-As Statesmen, YOUNG MAN
W who underestimate the Usrpet and Furniture
business. Apply A. one TsfeTenss.. ,rsa9iIgd.
nol2s, Coz. Ninth and Psnnslivshls .SsnS..
WANTED-THK PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
W HAGmAnpa Gsrman uoush MIXTURE will cure
coughs and o1lds Tar sHcsedinE Any other REMEDY.
Slye Il rial Depot corner Of Third and Kast Cap.
itol strseta northeast. nol6s
n B.JuBrH PAYS Fab PRICES ron LAntEp
Ondst UloshinG Boois, 5hoss ss. Ne. q 10 u strsst
4, Ne.s bI net Vtnmp1y sasedsdio,
WANTED -KvFRY oNR TO KNOW THAT
W the popular Sewing Machine VICTOR" has
lts needle salfsetpEthe most per cot shuttle In
resting on carrteT needleher and works Of steel
sasJ TunninE, simple snd durable The most desirable
sylyAniA avenue, between Four And-a.hAlt ard 8Hth
street,. tansl.ul Y, w hPlyER,AFspL
w ANTED.-UNk HURDHEB Rk0RUTiN
w wANTRD.-United States MArine Corps. Able.
age S % Do Military da a. Nav Yard. aSd s6ssFd q
var Vssssla QuaTtsrs, tatons and medioA attend,
Anoc, abd pap under the new bill For further lnfor
nation, sPpy at ne TspdeIyGq,, Ne t}, ~ Front
First lisutsnant RsoTaiiInE Otosr No 1918 Markel
street. PbiAdslphia no,e5t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
Dyeing and Securing.

WILMINGTON
Steam DyHIng and Securing Company,
No. SIS Tenth street, bstween Il mud Y
streets northwest,
We have At an enormous expense dted up tho
laTgest sTEAM DYRfNG Ann hCOURiRG RS.
TABLlsHMkNr south Of New York, and would IN.
thsir orders,
ladies ard ohlidrsn's Dresses, Olcaks, MEntIllas,
40, Of all materials, cleaned without being rpped
apart.
All kinds Il spots removed without cleaning the
whole garment.
KID BloYss cleaned in New York style and neat
msnuer Any quantity done In tWsnty.touF hours.
OOntomsn's clothes cleaned without ahfinhtnR or
iaiuring the garment In any msnnsf, and EuArantee
given that al grease spota will be removed entirely,
90 that they mover show again.
Repairing done neatly and At reasonable prices.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

MAN ARM TIA,
WI Pure, hsAlthful and fragrant, (Mme, DenorHrt,
prsst W. =. %, 8iS Broadway, view Yorl y sold By
Mrs. nhSsloek, gl3 L street north ssst, and Oeorge
Boydsn, 92O Bour.and shalt street nprth wet ,
1t Wholesale ard retail by Ms Weaver, 1900 Tenth
street northNe Price, sl. 90 pound, or D pounds
By mail ocpaN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

RoAl Kstate Agents sud Brokers.
nice In Board Of Trade Rooms, al No. 81 D Market
space, one door cast Of PSrry's, corner o. Nlnth
strSst and Psnusy anita avenue nOyiEu