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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05
MASTERS SALE

i In ,So OF !nos, Alexander county ..
| aid r. hleNander county Cirruit Co.
rreIn William Thar, Ef,is rrnedo%la Hswes,
p pub,ich arp, Bill 'or Partition, Sc. ava jose
ance Ola " nonro !, hereby gwen that in pprsp
cans. in iIiee rem Tered Ia the abuye Oh ~
d. ~ s"Id court, IN the slh day OF MAJ "ed
Tor sad r,nr tn e. Harm an. Master in Chan, eF -;
~. a. - ls72, at the hour Of hire. gay vi
10 th. bigboln, 81 "a JaV EEL at publ. v, nS ~
OF the en-, n o,uuer Tor cash, at the 'front.' door
CONF "oui mouse, IN the civ 81 airo ~ u ur
10. W. we 'nIIo"ing described IerI e.t,ia
{, Two "a, ~ hGinh, red thnty. ne (3i and tbir
i'm mo w., "a dock numbered went, ii, IIr 81
tate 'o y, ny OF CAIRO county If Alex,nd.r 49,
lens, ',,'nnls' together With al sn,l ~, ~
nc ,S anu h. edtsments thereuntne Gato ',,e
~ =, va sood anu suthci-ut deed of oe'ouR-
sails etAfYcut.d to the pu chaser on H., e zee ce
ha Imu 'ois appraised at 1900 e.ch ny OF
value "'''h'Ius OF APPRAISED
'"fo' Illinois, March IS, ls72.
3-2svit. JorN q. HARvAN,
hts er Ia Chanca,v
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24

OF. all the magnificent displays In holiday
goods Boteler Bro. have the finest.
"Death on the pale horse" was nothing to the
"epiLoOtic," II was death on all sorts OF horses.
Fifteen dollars was brought from East Wash.
gifts.
Christmas holidays are at hand, and McFeeIy
and Frank Hollingshead are consequently jubf.
Cannot the snow, which has been 90 nicely
piled on either side Of our streets, be carried
away7
The Avenue was full of ChrislmAs gift-hunters
last night Our merchants are well satisfied Ia
see them.
Joe Savage claims to be the winner OF the
striped afghan the other night. He will wear II
next time he goes skating.
The nrst Christmas present received In our de.
! partment was DerTtnger pistol. Savage lmme.
dlately furnished the ammunition. Next.
! That Ninth street pavement Ia the worst cast
| Of smallpox In town. IL Ia broken badly and
threatens the continent form.
Each board IL WhiteWGshed a. 1t IL pasted OF
/ the rotten row OF frame buildings now beinC
erected opposite the new Eastern MARKET whert
! Ia the building lnBpectorf
The rush for furs was Immense at wllIett A
Roun's Yesterday. James, the handsome, was
night 70 the Alaska Fur Company for another
| consignment
The steamers on the Aqua Greek line have beer
| compelled 20 suspend their trips on account Of
| the Ice In the river. Passengers going South
will take the 1893 a. m. train from the Baltimore
| and Potomac depot.
The Postmaster General does not allow the
letter-carriers this year to present their annuA
| from receiving any small token Of appreciation
OF their faithful services by our citizens.
One Of Carnoross a DiTey's ''end men" who's,
father had stunned on the mortal coil some yean
since, says his parent has written letter to hli
asnecu9hAte son, iequestnng nun ln 70 seha nun
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24

adopted at meeting Of the orhcers and clerks
Of the Internal Revenue Bureau, December 20,
1879.
whereas In the dlspensatiOn Of Divine PToyi-
dence our companion and fellow laborer, Will
liam GarretsOn, has been removed from us by
death; be II
R5solpod That in this event we recognize a
lOsa not only TO those Immediately associated
with the deceased In daily labor, 10 whom tho
Amiabllity OF his character and the intimacy OF
long association have endeATed him, but 70 the
bureau with which he was connected, and TO
the community Of which he was valued and
esteemed member, loss Of one whose literary
attalnments, mature Judgment quick Hympa-
thles and large benevolence inspired high re-
which he moved.
Rssolvcd That we tender our sympathy to the
friends and relatives thus suddenly called to
mourn q husband and father, whose long and
useful life IL ended.
ReSoiVsd, That these resolutions be published
and that copy be forwarded to the family Of
the deceased.
WLsHiNoION CITI. D. O., Dec. q, ls7a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24
CITY PASTORS.
A WEEK OF PRAYER

Proposed Embellishments Of q RsIIaIsu- Pa
per-Tho Preachers and the Prcss-Ro-
IiEion to be InIased In the DaIiIes=Opiu-
Ions on the subject.
The Pastors Association held an adjourned
meeting yesterday In the parlou Of the Y. N. c.
A. building Rev. Mr.. DrlnkhOuso In the chair
and Rev. J. c. Rankin, secretary.
Rev. J. Q. Butler, from the committee ap-
pointed TO make arrangements for the
united week Of prayer, recommended that the
meeting be held in the Fourth Presbyterian
church, Rev. J. @. Smith, from 10 to O'Clock
each day; that the TOPICS recommended by the
evangelical alliance be accepted; that the meet
Parker Tuesday, Rev. J, G. Rankin wednes.
day, Rev, Mr. Mcguire; Thursday, Rev. J, G.
Butler Friday. Rev. Dr.. Deshields; Saturday,
Mr.. Butler said that Rev. DR.. Smiths church
had been selected; nrst, because he was the
oldest pastor In the city second that the church
was central, and third, because II was large.
Or. TIFFANY said that he should take Strong
ground against the report unless II had been
customary to hold the meetings during the en-
Dr.. Butler stated that II had been usual TO con-
eentrate the services In one church, and the plan
had always met with general appreciation.
DT; SUNDERLAND thought as faI Is he could
recollect that the custom started In 1853, and II
was usual TO hold them for week at a time in
one church, and they were then transferred to
another bat for the last ten years it had been
DR.. Parker thought there was attained by this
meeting In one place one object very desirable;
there was sort Of social; sprltual inspiration to
be found IN one place rather than BY assembling
DR.. Tiffany had no special point to make, ex-
cept 10 have the results proposed by the week Of
prayer realized TO the fullest extent and his Idea
was that the meeting would be better attended II
II was ltinerant Instead OF permanent, and that
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24
RARE AND COSTLY GOODS.


II there be 4 fault In the superb stock Of hOll-
day goods crowded into the establishment OF
Messrs. j. W. BOteler Bro, II Is that, on look
ing them over, the purchaser hardly knows which
to choose. Turn where you will, let the eye rest
where II may, II falls upon some article raTer,
richer, more beautiful than the last looked at.
This stock, certainly the finest OF the kind ever
shown In the District, was purchased by Mr.. J.
W, BOteler during his recent trip In Europe, and
proves the rare taste Of the gentleman and his
knowledge Of the wants OF the residents Of
Washington.
To attempt to enumeTate the many choice
specimens shown would nll a column. Let all
20 and look for themselves. The finest quality
OF silver and plated ware In sets aud single
pieces bronZes, Chaste and rare In design I;
glassware, Of all conceivable shapes and for all
possible uses china, both foreign and domestic.
These are the leading heads, and under either
class the collection is so large that II would MI
an ordinary store. His priCes arc nKed to suit
the times, and II Is safe 10 say that none can
visit No. vas and glance through the large cOllec-
ton without purchasing.
Those egg-nOg bowls Of BOteler's are really
worth seeing, and when nlled and set round with
unique punch cups will form a pleasant sight
for many happy company this winter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24
THE COURTS.


Clrcuit Court-Chief Justioe Cartier.
This court WHs engaged 81 follows yesterday;
WlckerBham A Co. Va. District Of Columbia
This was an action for freight on goods, which
the District authorities refused TO receive. Yer
dict for the defendant.
DoddriEe Va. Gaines. This Ia the third time Of
4 suit for fees alleged 10 be due BY Mrs. Myra
Clark Gaines. The jury was sworn and the case
adjourned till this morning.
CAaE3 ron THURSDAY NExT.
The assignment for THURSDAY will consist en-
tireiy Of appeals from justices and will be A. fol-
lows: Appeal calender Nos. 1, T. d Q, 9, 10, II, H.
Is, II, IS, 10, %, 81, %, %, Is, %, 20, 90.
Adjourned.
Criminal Csurt--IadGe ltacArthur.
This court transacted no business yesterday.
Folioe Csurt-Judre sueIi.
Henry suiallFood, larceny Of s5,45 from Mrs
Mary MoGaw, thirty days In ialli .. Coon assault
on Marian Cant q; George Burnett, assault aud
resisting Otioefs brelsford and Auldridae, ion
the tth OF December, when the well-knoWn Jim
Burnett was killed BY the latter ohicer,
bail 70 await the action Of the grand jury
James II. MoClelland, profane, y; Robert Car.
ter, loud and bolsterous taking, -; George p,
Brown, profanity, collateral fOrfeitodi Hllen
Leary, profanity, 10; Annie Pumphrey, do, col
lateral forfeited; Frank johnson, dlsorderly, 81
James Dyson, profane, %; James 0rOuEh, not
keeping proper distance In driving, -; HEM
Nelson, carrying concealed weapons, $40 A
woodward, selling liquor without license, $3.50
James Robinson, larceny Of a key Of minot
meat, Jail for thirty days.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24
LLlNEa-

An alarm was turned IN from box % at $50
O'Clock yesterday morning by Oficer Smith,
caused by dre being discovered In one OF the
new unfinished houses belonging to Mr.. Thomas
SOran, on q street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets The FIRE was the work Of an incendlaTy,
and the flames were extlnguished with a loss Of
about 800.
AtsO'COCk ar alarm was sounded from box
~, caused by the burning Of the roof OF little
teenth street. The damage was only slight,
On Sunday morning the statlOn-hOuae az OdGn-
ton, on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, was
destroyed by nre. II was only Temporary BtTuC-
tuTe, and was OF little value,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24

A Happy Twain Fron virginia MADE One--
-. James Hotel the scene Of the Cere-
moBy.
Last night, At S:tb O'Clock, gentleman acoom-
panied By lady arrived in the Southern train
and proceeded TO the st. James hotel and regis
tered himself ~ Marcellus W. Tiller, Of Henrico
county, Va, the lady In the meantime being con-
the register he moved around rather reauesaly,
A. II there was something remaining unnniahed,
and which was causing him eonsiderahle dis
guletude. Mt. George W. BUNKER, o. ne estab,
constantly looking 70 the comfort and wants Of
the guests, thinking perhaps that there might he
something left unattended 10 which might con.
tribute 70 the CENTENARY case and peace Of
mind, approached him, and after brief CONVEX
satioh made the discovery that the lady In the
parlOr was the young mans Intended Witel and
10 be Joined In Wedlock and by what process was
the subject Just then agtating the Intended
M. Bunker, being equal to the emergency OF
the case, accompanied Tiller in search Of the
marriage license clerk who was found, the
precious document procured, and with II they
returned 10 the hotel, here the services Of Rev.
7. N. Hasken, a guest Of the house, were pro-
cured, and the pafty proceeded TO thu parlor and
the lady, whose name then for the frst time be-
came known a. Miss Elisa W. BlaelOw, stood up
beside her intended and the two were soon
Joined In the hands OF wedlock,
II seems that the affair has been contemplated
for some time, and the action Of last evening
was only the contamination Of their determine
ton. They received the congratulations Of those
present, and both were apparently perfectly at.
lsned with the results Of their rst evening IN the
city. A short time after the wedding the groom
slipped down stairs, and on the line where he
had registered his name made the addition Of the
words "and wife after which ne returned to
the young bride with a compliment smile, A. n
his duty 10 the hotel and her was performed no
far as the occasion required, EHI.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24

For some time past the river men have been
urging upon tue lighthouse board the necessity
Of having additional lights placed In the river,
and the fact Of the Lady Of the Lake now being
aground at Matthias Point proves that their re-
quest was well-timed. There are now but three
lights on the river, aud a. the coastlng trade Il
rapidly Increasing, there should he lights placed
at Maryland Point, Matthias Point, Rag Point,
Hog Island, and at the mouth Of the Cone. II Is
to be hoped that speedy notice and prompt action
will be taken by the board.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24

The salaries Of the employees OF the Board OF
Health for the month Of November were paid yes
teFtlay The board has 1000 due from the Dis
trict Of the appropriation Of %, 900 made by the
Legislative Assembly, but At present II Is not
available, and the treasurer OF the board, Mr.,
john MAfbury, IT,, through MS own personal eN.
ertlOns, succeeded In borrowing q suficlent
amount TO pay the employees for the month Of
November.
present at the once OF DR.. W. d. stewart for the
purpose Of being vacclnated. The doctor con-
sumed over 100 vaccine points.
W. II. OFtOn has been appointed BupeTin-
tendent Of HcaVongerH,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24

The Christmas religious exercises at this
church promises TO be OF a very Interesting char
Earts Hymn. At II o'clock mass, Haydn No.
O. with orchestra accompaniment, will be exc
euted by the following artists; soprano solo,
Mrs. John SmAllWOOd and Miss DenA Miller ;
alto solo, Miss NJ. A. CoAkley; tenor, Mt Soevyn;
bass solo, MessTS. Williams and Benz Amin. The
high reputation Of the ladies and gentlemen
named as vOcAlists will doubtless draw q crowded
Of Prof John Eanuta
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

THERE were no receipts Of grain yesterday,
and consequently no sales, ..r
The old fre dog "DlGk,n pet Of the members
Of the Henry Addison steam lire engine No. o,
was killed yesterday by being run over by the
engine, while II was proceeding % the alarm
from box ~. ... E...
THR RYGn,--ArTiye1, steamer GeOTECana,
from Baltimore. 'fhe steamer Lady 81 the Lake,
due In this city on saturday last, Is aground on
Matthias Point, The tug Hudson arrived yebter-
day from Philadelphia, with three barges In tow
with l,OJJ barrels VI hOuT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24
EAST CAPITOL STREET.
Meeting or Property -HoIders-Ths Pro-
posed Railroad Extension IntOFsed.

posed Railroad Extension Endorsed.
A meeting Of the pruperty-hOlders OF East Cap
ltOl street was held last night at McNamara's
hall, corner Of Thlrl and East Capitol streets
for the purpose OF discussing the proposed ex.
tension Of the Metropolitan railroad along East
Capitol street.
fhe meeting was called to order by Mr.. W. f.
Creecy, and after stating the objects, Mr.. l. S.
Fnedericks was elected chairman, and +. Sparks,
secretary.
Creecy, Scott and Van DOren, was appointed to
draft resolutions expressing the sense Of the
meeting relative to the extension Of the roah.
The committee after few moments absence
reported the following
REsoLUTIoHs.
whereas we, the property-holders residing
along the line OF East Capitol street and the pro-
posed extension Of the Metropolitan street rail-
way, feel II incumbent upon ourselves TO enCOur-
age an enterprise which Ia obviously to the
interest OF our own beautiful thOrOughfGre, and
are unwilling to be regarded in the light OF Oppos-
Ing an Improvement which, when completed,
will not only furnish us peculiar dement's, and
render certain the development and identifying
OF our street, but will confer Immense advantages
upon the citizens and section east Of the Capitol;
Metropolitan street railway have shown their
Willingness TO cooperate, and have incurred con-
siderable expense towards the accomplishment
OF this desired Improvement; therefore be II,
Resolved, That while there are differences Of
opinion as to the amount Of the special assess
ment recently made by the Board Of Public
Works for improvements on East Capitol street,
yet In so far as relates TO the manner in which
such assessments In respect to the Metropolitan
Railroad Company were made we acquiesced In
their action.
Rss0lrsd, That In common with the. citizens Of
the entire eastern section Of the city, whose
wishes 10 this matter have been so fully pro-
nOuneed, we earnestly and respectfully urge
upon the officers Of said street railway the i'm
pOTtance OF at once constructing and putting In
operation the eastern extension.
Resolved, That the Board OF Public Works and
the n tina Mathematician at rail WI .
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24

A great place 10 obtain aid through different
spirits Is at MolAnS, No. G0l Pennsylvania ave
house TO take a drink do not roar Ike bull Of
BashAn, but ask for It quietly. u thou hast no
stamps go TO the springs, but II nxed ask for
what you want. One Of my gin cocktails or
bottle Of my pure old rye will make thee feel
a head and shoulders above all the men of Israel.
Do not larry in the plains Of Jericho, but come to
No. sol at once"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

NOTICES or NEW ADvKRTIsHNII1tTH
TnE annual communication Of Federal Lodge
80. !, p. A. A. NJ, will be held on Thursday
evening.
BATES, the clock man. has removed 10 No. saa
sixth street.
joins NJ. YouSG, IN, No. ais Sixth street, hAs
a nne lot Of new and secondhand carriages.
HENrLER has new style Of gold spectacles,
THIS golden elixir Is good for bilious diseases.
BooAS 4 wYLrE, Nos. 1918 and lo3O Seventh
street have on hand nne assortment Of lace
shRwls, handkerchlefs, scarfs, &c,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24

wlllett a Ruof, No. OO5 Pennsylvania avenue,
have on hand the finest and complete assortment
OF furs ever received In this city. The most fAs-
tdOus lady cannot fail to suit her taste from the
magnificent lot Of lynx and Alaska martens that
line the shelves Of their spacious store. They
also have seal caps and turbans, which they are
selling at very low prices, Gentlemen will md
here the latest correct style Of silk hats.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24

We happy Xmas times-thesc Joyful, generous
diys-thc very time when faucy boxes, eornucO-
uas, bOn-bOns and all articles in the line OF con
fOctiOncry make people appreoiative OF the period
get them7 There Is no better place than Her.
hgrt's, No. 81 seventh street, He IL descend
mt ni Santa Claus himself, and win almost give
away his good things. Step In and see his hand.
some face smile all over when you ask for candy.
such candy rs he has Is worth looking NJ. Gall
on Herbert.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24

The wine, dining and lunch rooms at AnderI
sons, No. 40 Seventh street, are ntted up with
As many pleasant things as Helen, Of Troy, used
to tempt her sultors with, TO linger from battles
OF life and enjoy the hest OF mixed drinks, the
pureHt wines, aud all the delicacies that the
market Affords. AndersOn's will be a lively
place during all the holidays.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24
TIE LIGHT-RUNNING

Sewing Machine Is the best OF all. The pertcc-
tinn Of stitch on oil kinds OF goods, great range
ut work, ease Of operation, nOlscless, Tor more
nearly so than any other shuttle machlne0 self
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
I'll parts IS not equAled In any other machine
ONCE 900 7 street, Masonic Temple.
NJ. j, ADAMS a Co., Agents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24

WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily THUIpSTOSs Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price, 20 and 90 cents per bottle. ,
REAUTfFUI- soft, glOssy hair; all desire II, all
l'Omade Optlme. Price, - and so cents per
bottle
LIGHT CuLORED Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not sDllei. JoUvEN's inOdOrOus Kid Glove
Cleaner viii renOyate them thoroughly; price, Is
cents per hottie. All sold by druggists and
fancy dealers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24

"Be every look serenely gay,
And drive all cloudy cares away"
by stopping In TO see Ottman's genial face at No.
1908 PennsyvAnla avenue. There you will md
all the best brands Of the finest liquors, list OF
all the approved cOrdiAls, and the very finest
wines In the market. OttmAn will be found at
home during the holidays, and happy to meet all
his friends and customers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24

Messrs. Goldman Steinberg, the enterpris-
ing proprietOrs OF the new gents furnishing goods
store, corner Seventh and u streets, have in ade
great preparations for the coming holidays. Their
stock Of goods Is immense, embracing everything
for gentlemenS wear, viz: white shirts OF the
very best manufacture, undershlrts, and drawers
Of all the different kinds, gloves IN kid, dogskin,
castor, cloth, chlnchilla, &c., travelling baRs knit
jackets, umbrellas, linen and silk handkerch lefs
ties, bows and scArts, and great many other ar
tCles suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Come In and look at our stock before purohAs 3
ing elsewhere.
GOLDMAN A STEiNBERu,
Corner Seventh and @ streetA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24

A grand chance for the purchase OF Boots and
Shoes Of every kind, style and quality, at whole
sale prices. White and fancy goods OF every
kind for ladea, misses and children, at and below
cost. Everything In tho shoe line that can be
called for at Wholesale prices, ut C. y. Cum
minis, No. 982 seventh street,
~ SAMUEL CEAs, Assignee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24

LADIES AND GBS19nRN, II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In a hfst-class manner
send them to A, FISHER, 6l5 Ninth street. oppO-
site Patent ONCE. The Professor will give you
satisfaction without fail. Kid gloves cleaned nice
and CHEAP.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24


CANDY.
'ui aS tSSfiySd FIR sTG SST J IGFt our
al fresh, and free FROM any colortnB.
aOoo Lbs. FINE FRENCH MIXTURE,
400 lbs, FINE FRENgH MINTURE
gOlbs, CHOCOLATE CREAMS, -
EOlb-sCnRAM BURNT ALi6NBs. ~ pOD"'
EXTRA JORDAN ALa SSS5 e. Pound
% cents per h.. SIb boxes si.2S
BoN.BONs. RIO PASTE JELLY GUM DROPS,
t%snty vsSses not Ssntiohsd al low pTieel no
NUTS.
AZ S Il n: IA ssssttffsh wAINgrS.
sS Ss Is Is. s6if4RisHRKft1 ALMONDS.
lbs mixed for 81
1850 lbs PRIME FIGS
Ito kepa MALAGA, GRAPES.
BANANAS received fresh every Tuesday fron
ORANGES and LESloNs.
Just received from Dundee, Scotland
boIIb jars MARMALADE.
ssTRAwBERRr,
GbRRAST.
Just EsGsiysd frye gg5dgH 4 p1s9rth q cases Of
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24

are selling rapidly at Sayages, corner Of Tenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, but his Immense
stock Ia still complete, and all lovers Of this most
healthy sport are reminded that now Is the time
to enjoy r. The National park Is open daily for
ALL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24

Very many persons regard the llRht-runnlnR
Domestic Sewing Machine as one Of the best
sonic Temple, where they can be seen and pur.
chased At any time.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24
CITY ITEMS.


THE new Colonnade hotel Philadelphia, Pa,
~ the most convenient hotel 70 all the principal
churches.
HOLIDAY PREsENrs ron fArHER ON BROTHER.
Dressing RObea.
plain, BOrdered and Hemstitched Handkerchief
Kid Gloves, Lined Kid, Castor and DOgrkin
Gloyoa,
SIN Schrfa, Scarf Rings, Sleeve Buttons, 40.
tluen Collars, Neck Ties, Bows, &C, &c,
Moan WALKER a To-,
oil Pennsylvania avenue, between sixth aud
seventh streets. gt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24

SEVEN hundred and nifty thousand Wheeler a
Wilson sewing machines are now In use.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-24

!. George Combs, 900 PennsylVanla avenue, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, Is selling the
finest French candles at the low price Of 40
cents per pound. A call will satisfy ali that he
Is selling the same goods which are usually sold
Tor 70 cents. !. @. CONES
900 Pennsylvania avenue