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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08
THE sAnnArn orEsr.on.


'NIr. Burr's RcIsindsr to DIR. sundsrIand.
EDrToR REPUBLICAN, The gratifying tone OF
DR.. Sunderlands reply on the Sabbath question
gS9dofs c TsII'b b on my pS{s 9'i osPsran;
am unable 70 discover that a single HORSE n.y.
had stung him before he began 10 lash thom
with bis theological tail
He says be was beset by all sorts Of fel-
lows happen TO knog,buL ono Of all the
"fellowsn that took part 10 the "hght" which Ia
recorded In my pamphlet, and that was myself
The Doctor tainted US with "nghtlnE In am
bush" and cast other severe reflections upon ua,
which brought out this "felloW" when no one
else vas found to take up the gauntlet l nod
no fault with the rest for keeping "ln their
holes" In such hghL Prudence Is often tue
/ leave the question Of garblng 10 stand on
the evidence, with my opponents last word Of
explanation.
He says he only wants "a little more quiet In
the streets on the Sabbath day" want Il on
all days alike. stop all unnecessary noises.
That Of the newsboys IL a nuisance, but not ~
great as the blowing Of horns and ths ringing
| Of church bolls They are all Unnecessary. Two
church bells In close proximity 70 my house an.
| noy me both on Sundays aud week days with
| their continuous changing. Aud for WHAT
Don't We all know whom meeting beginsl DO
need Ssi e IGE =; to SSpG 81 SsS leo
why keep II up by the half hour together, espe-
claily on week day evening, to call dozen poo.
pie to prayer meetingH ,,..
10 not for me TO go hunting up the book and
| passage again, 4nd getting . certificate that
| have not made an error, Nor docs u quito 40.
cord with my present feelings to hold 4 confer.
our var hope Il over. ! shall DO him 10 harm
but until he fully roalilcs that AN no ths0log'
Zeal caFpot.bGggerr and no religious scala.
| waK," Gm not quite ready for reconciliation
by clasplng hands across thSi ohasm. a.
wLsHNaros, Nov. T. is7a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08
MORE HONORABLE GEORGIASs.
Another Near Approach to . Dusl-An Honorable
Settlement Ensctsd to the Satisfaction Of All
nurilha

Another Near Approach to Dusl-An Honorable
SsttIensnt Ensctsd to the Satisfaction Of All
Parties.
[Er1m the Augusta 20 y oustItutIonAIst. Oct 81
Yesterday morning, at an early hour, II
became known that Mcssrs. 7. W. RuckeT
and X. II. Lampkin, two gentlemen from
Athens, were In the city for the purpose Of
crossing over the river into South Carolina
to fight q duel. About 10 o'clock one Of
the parties, Mr.. Il. II. Lampkin, was arrested
and taken before u justice Of the peace, who
required him to give bond ~ keep tho
peace. This bond, as q matter OF course,
applied only 60 far Rs the State Of Georgia
was concerned, and was not binding outside
Of her Jurisdiction.
During the morning every effort was made
by number OF gentlemen 10 settle tho diff
Guilty between Messrs. Rncker and Lampkin,
but without avail. A meeting, TO take place
on The Carolina side Of the river, near Sand
Bar Ferry, at . O'Clock, a. m, was determined
upon, and ut about 1880 O'Clock the prlncl-
pals, accompanied by their secOnds-Mr. L.
l.. McClusky acting In that capacity for Mr.
Fucker, aud Mr.. N. p. Davis Tor Mr.. Lamp
kin-twO surgeons and q number Of gentle
men OF Augusta left the city 10 carriages and
buggies and proceeded 10 Sand Bar Ferry
where they crossed over into Carolina. The
spot selected as the dueling ground was In q
field about half q mile beyond the ferry. Ar
rived here, another effort was made by friends
OF both, Who wished II possible to prevent
blOOdshed and settle the officially. Promi-
1ent among the gentlemen engaged In this
laudabe purpose were Dr. VIM. p. Dearing
Gen. X. Y. Harris and Chief Of Police J. A.
Christian. All praise Is due TO them for their
generous efforts in the cause Of peace. BY
their intercession the principals were finally
induced to refer the affair board Of honor,
composed Of Mr.. bearing, Gen. Harris and
Mr.. James q. Gregg.
The decision Of the board, however, was
not 70 be considered final, but was to be sub
mitted TO the principals, through their
seconds, for their approval or disapprOyal.
The board retired 10 house near tho duel
Ing ground, and after some time spent In
consultation arranged the basls Of settle
mont honorable 70 both parties. This was
submitted 10 the seconds, who, after consul
tation with their princlpals, accepted II In
their behalf. We failed 10 obtain the precise
terms upon which the affair was settled, but
were Informed by the board Of honor that
they Wers-as We before stated--hOnorable
70 both Of the parties. Much satisfaction
was expressed by all present at this honOra-
bic adjustment Of the difficulty.
We learn that the difficulty grew out OF
some remarks made by Mr.. Rucker -whO Is
a lawyer-ln reference 10 Mr.. Lampkln dur
lug the progress Of q trial or preliminary In
vestlgatiOn In Clarke county.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08


For the good Of WASHINGTON II has become
now next to impossible to move a step In any
direction without having ones attention ar
lion Of growing greatness, sOms new evidence
that A. = city we are o z the high road 70 wealth
through the medium Of art, srience and manu-
features. II IL also pleasing fact that nearly
III the business men We meet In marts Of trade
arc full Of vgoT and Independence, and their
faces wear tho satisfied look OF success. These
thoughts occurred To US yesterday after visit
to the active and enterpTiGing hTm OF Tucker
sherman, manufactures and dealers In
building materials, 90 Louisiana avenue.
The building they occupy IL \ very large one,
tho basement Of which Is devoted principally 20
the storage OF an immense stock Of blinds and
sashes. The next story embraces the counting
and business rooms, and after that the balance
Ia devoted as q salesrOOm for doors, frames,
bllnds nashes and shutters. Tho third story has
n handsomsly.carpoted and good sized room
marbleiEed slate nantes. A portion OF this
floor Ia also taken up with the storage OF frames,
blinds and snshes. The hth and last story con-
tains the glRElers' department several Of whom
arc constantly employed, and, like the other
hoors II IL covered with building materials,
so much for the building itself but that IL Of
these popular young merchant manufacturers
do, and the recognized high quality Of the ma
teTials they sell. The dsore-double, single,
outside and Inside-are remarkable for the even
and beautiful quality Of the wood, and for the
splendid skin their workman have shown In
their manufacture. The same remark applies
with equal force TO the frames, blinds and
Eashes. one has TO look long and sharp to nnd
n fiaw either In the wood or In the workmanship
0tihelr stock Of goods. Approaching the value
Of first having an ample stock Of the best goodA,
and next Of large sales and quick pronLs, they
are, Of course, TeAplnE proper reward. There
Is nothing In this world so successful as success,
hence II Is not surprising that their place OF
business Is alive with pleased and Satlsfiod Gus
toners
ture Of this great establishmept. The manu.
f4gTU these mmOllRN Ia rnFTiNd Mt EnlT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08
sEORaETOWN AFFAIRS.


THE oRAIH MARKET.-MessrL Hartley \
Bro. yesterday received per canal, from Berlin,
Nd, b 800 bushels Of wheat.
BuaIHEsa on Water street 10 beginning TO
lock more brisk BY the appearances OF teams
uhIoh had been drawn On By the horse malaria.
Many Of the merchants, In order TO continue,
have purchased oxen and put them to work.
CANAL BUsINEss.-Tbe receipts on the Ohes-
apeak0 and OHIO canal for tho week ending
Saturday, November 2 1874, were: Cumberland,
G,Tt0.o1; Georgetown, t2,T5T.7l; WilliamGpOTL
tlt0SO; Hancock, AIS u; total, tlO, 100 D.
The eplEoOtlo has made Its appearance among
the horses used on the canal. II has not yet
iuteTierod with the business Of the company.
TVS body Of John DALEY was removed yestsr.
day from the Third police station 70 his late
residence, corner Of NJ aud Seventeenth strsets,
whore the funeral took place yesterday after.
NOON. The police and citizens succeeded In rails.
ing for the benefit OF his widow aud children
tl2 80 10 removing, the police were unable 10
obtain horse, and the remains were brought on
q bier through tho streets during the heavy rain
storm 10 bis late residence.
H Two,LRaaED HoRsEA. - Considerable morTl.
meat was created on the streets OF Georgetown
yesterday by the appearance OF an express
wagon, heavily laden with furniture for the ST,
james Hotel drawn BY tWenty.siK men, who
accepted the situation eheeFtully, and, with
every effort 10 draw the load, went TO work with
4 will. On their passage down Bridge street
they struck up "JGhn Brown, " and sang the old
song with great vim, receiving the cheers Of
those collected on the sidewalks to witness the
novel sight
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

A meeting Of the journsymou house painters
a the District Of Columbia was held last night
~ the Dickson house, for the purpose OF forming
a painters union.
mr.. Frank Herman called the meeting to or.
der, and Mr.. Howell acted a. secretary.
Tho chairman stated the objects OF the meet.
Ing 10 he for the purpose OF forming an aIsOcla-
don for the relief OF painters, and also 10 enAbe
them 70 become united. IL was not for the puT.
pose Of strike, and at present the subject Of
wages would not be taken Into consideration.
He had cOnVeTsed with several bosses, and the
movement met their hearty approval. He then
invited all who desired TO become members Of
the association 10 enroll their Names and thirty.
sig signed the roll.
Upon motion, temporary Organization was
perfected by the election Of the following on.
GERS; President, Frank N. Herman; vice pTesi.
dent, l. Mcdonnell secretary, john Nancy;
treasurer, X. Mccormick; financial secretary,
John Walsh.
Mr.. Nancy said he had no direction 10 the
painters organizing, but thought II better to
become members Of the National Union OF the
United States, whore assistance could be rem.
dered substantially.
Messrs Gllohrist, Jones, Nancy, Mccormick
and Mcconnell were appointed = committee 10
dTait constitution and BYLAWS.
vote Of thanks was rendered Hon. William
Dickson for the use Of tho room As a place Of
meeting, after which the meeting adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

The British Medical Journal reminds It's
readers that In the autumn Of 1859 DIR. Begg,
OF Dundee, amputated tho whole Of the eK-
tTemlIles In the case Of young woman named
Robertson, whose hands and feet had assumed
q gangrenOus condition. After the operation
a subscription was raised, and the poor woman
sent TO London, where at the request OF some
influential friends OF hers, Mr.. Heather Blgg
had constructed for her some specially de
vised appliances, Ia which the distinguishing
features were that the artificial hands were
automatic In action, opening and shutting
their fingers at the will Of the patient. This
peculiar prshensllty gave her the power of
grasping even so small substance rs q
crOtehet needle, and enabled her 10 gain
comparatively lucrative livelihood by making
shawls, &c. 30 admirably did she do thls
that one was sent by her 70 the Queen, who,
struck BY the excellence of tue workmanship
aud the remarkable means by which II was
accomplished, generously gave the poor
woman Eb.
The ARTIFICIAL legs were also 30 arranged "a
10 enable her 10 stand and walk with the aid
Of oTutches. Three years have passed since she
FIRST began the use OF exuaneous appliances,
aud she now writes an admirable hand, be-
sides knitting, feeding, and dressing her sulf,
&c. IN communication made by her d few
days since she writes that she can walk alone
quite easily with the aid Of crutches, and that
no one eoulu observe the cause OF her lame
ness. The case Is one Of no common Inter
est owing 10 lts being the Only one on rec
ord In which the whole Of the four e1trom-
ides have been removed. Apart from It's
pathological value, a. indicating how life
may DO saved by judlcions interference In
case Of embOlic gangTene, there remains the
gratifying result that, by the use Of Ingenious
mechanism, the patient 10 enabled 10 gain her
living while presenting nearly the same ex-
teTnal appearance as II che still retained
possession Of her natural limbs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

IL man on hofsebnck an opil0otlCf
Not a horse-lAugh Is heard on the streets.
To promote the growth Of WhskerS usO-catI
So lady subscriber says.
How long will it lAstf Well, probably ten
days or two weeks.
"Ssl' proposes to occupy his leisure moments
In writing book on what he knows about shoot.
ing rabbits.
IfyOu miss your carriage, road James, nov.
els, and you will come across at least one sOli-
tATy hOrseman.
The teachers and other employees Of the county
boh coils will receive their pay Tor the month Of
October on Saturday, November l.
Farmers, with an eye 70 speculation, are ship.
bteeTs continues good.
Very seldom Is horse seen on the streets To-
as a village.
The pay Of the conductors and drivers has
been stopped during the suspension Of street car
travel caused by the horse disease. Pretty
rough.
BadfOOt, the DAgo chief, has two horses down
with the gAstrOeTys peiatOus "a wood and
clothes horse. lie 10 going to try and get
ntgh ware.
Surgeon Nlnny" Pinkncy, Of the navy yard,
Greelsy's defeat. A mild course Of the onast OF
Africa would "physio' Many.
How circumstance alter cases. The street
car, At which We have been tutoring swear
with JOY when It appears.
The Avenue at q late hour last night was en-.
llvened by the appearance OF carriage with
hor,eI ATTACHED. REPRESENTATION on the
decline.
John Davidson returned yssterday, and con.
ylnOed his numerous friends that the report Of
his untimely demise In a railroad accident was,
according 70 II. a., a lie.
Monday night next IL set apart for q champion
game OF billiards Il 900 points, between those
eminent amateurs Frank Slmons and j. Wm.
Fred o. Time and places o'clock p. m, At
MilleT'a.
The following was the range Of the thermOm.
eter yesterday at Hempler's OptioiAn store, No.
ass PennsylvAnia avenue, corner Of Four aud-a.
halt street, 5 a. m, IS; 10 4. m, 70; u m, 70;
,. m, 70; p. m, II; p. m, %; 8 p. ~, 50,
A sleek. looking, high.ied man, attached 70
light wagon, became frightened at the sight Of
steam roller yesterday, and SELLING the bit, In
spite Of the efforts Of the man behind the Vehi.
CD, ran away. A policeman seeing the fright.
ened animal coming down the street at fear.
tel speed, with eoAt-tAIl flying and iOAmlnK
mouth, spTang In front Of him Just In time 10
save sick horse which was crossing Seventh
street from being run over, and by trmly hold.
lag TO the bit finally stopped him near Frank
Finley's store With the exception OF the loss
q some parcels rom the wagon, no great harm
WaH done.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08
AmUsRMRNTn.


~ ~ nys,n Ola earnestly shop"
.,,In, - ~. 49, ~. HOh uesstvSo re0oG
~, ,,.h, H., 80, W.. nsuu'onSy n'io1
,,,s ~ appro0laI'e SuuiSncS 70
~, ~, - ~ wy uVuo,o nOe y, t'sslo Ngil
AND ths Marehlonosa In Tho Old Ourioaily
Shop" Mlas Katle's conception Of the Mar
ohlonsss IL most WILDLY and smusinriy aoourato.
and rendeFSI tbron, sbs1e IN 4 ssnsi,s 40
hearty AUTHORIZATION ~ tbs bSif nath.tic tn,.,c.
Tous IT me oGuehS. dsv,l may.eare nm In the
midst Of Wretohed poverty, and with no lsck IN
tbo r,pTesentation N ana sImnia AID esvn.al
sympSthy which binds he Singular pslF In ths
Scenss Win Dlck SEIvsisT EoIhihV n more
racIly funny than her "I'm 90 Eia. al, v and hsr
. .SD .U .GGsGS ISyS5 ' 6. single item e
aud reality to every sseue ln which sho appears
as the MarchIoness, and in parts OF the roie on
Little Nell her pGthos & very elective. y :.
who has made 4 thoTouTh study u The obStao,
Ter of generous Wltty. earoless Mar 6SIveler
and his feet are ready enough 70 nate we'll with
Mics Putnam's in their different dances, The
unal scene Of the Marchioness was terminated
by the most muslaaily.lImo "a And aITIIy sEecntal
song . and dance Of " Inc Apple Of my EyS,S II
SSIS NJ, fTa y fp'2 RsSs
o., 10 which she viii appear Ia tho musical
r..i ,nSisi Nj. ~ n, :, y.
for all who patronlts most deserving artist
TIE Theatre Commune.
As anticipated, Dick Parker on his beneht
,tsht 80 rh..rod h, n 10000 .,1t,o,t,,.,
Es....,,,.. =. ~. r.,'y,
Everybody u hla friend, and everybody seemed
10 ba there. During very hna execution OF q
brilliant pToErSmme Nj. Parker appeared On
bnor'is.t .nni. NJ oAhIG hn svsnSp Inc nS
Of Several EtbiopSn ;OpSS and aifS ana Al isst'
in response TO a most dsisrmlned call Tor a
speech, ne came before the lootlighta, and
thOukn o.luehtly muoh hueoVga ny bohuinoiy
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

Meeting OF tire Board OF Trustees
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of tho
Public schools OF Washington county, ID a.,
vas held yesterday a. their rooms over the bank
Of tho MetFopOua-the president, Mr.. u, NIL
lor In the chair, and Charles Douglass, score.
tAFy.
Mr. Folllett presented the following bills
II. I. Gregory, for stoves and appurtena noes,
amounting 10 tss2 10; puolishlnE Tulos aud reg.
ulAtions, 80; glaIlnE t3.62 which were ap-
proved, and ordered 70 DO paid.
Mr. Brown presented the monthly reports and
bill 10 OF the aTioug schools. Laid.OVeF,
Application was received fTUm II. J. Scott for
the position Of teacher. Referred 10 the com.
mlttoe on examinations.
The designations Of NJ. II. Hunter nnd n. NJ.
Saunders as teachers In the finh district were
received and accepted
Amer transAotihE some routine business the
board adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

EDtToR REPUBLICAN: wish TO call the at
tentiOn OF the public, through the columns Of
your valuable paper, TO an intolerable nuisance.
The other evening ! attended the Rublnstoln
performers, as q tall young lady with . two
story Jockey hAtm sat immediately In front Of
me. Not only was l annoyed In this manner
thore, but at every place Of amusement Bttend,
haven't been able to clap my optics upon my
pastor In the pulpit for over year, because OF
these insurmOuntAble obstacles. Since sixteen
ladies asserted their rights" At the recent
Presidential election, let Us have a little Of
mems rights advocated. When l take my seat
In an Assemblago I have TO remove my head
gear. Why should not a lady do the same, Ospe-
ciAlly II she wears a Jockey three feet hight
Yours ahictedly, SoUY BoBn.
kOygnBFR Z, Is7L
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

lflHn hFpuulteAu NhNuphuNs
A meeting Of the stockholders Of this newly.
organized corporation was hold last evening at
tho ONCE Of the company, $50 P6nnsylyAnia
avenue. The bylaws for the government OF the
company we're adopted and ordered printed
Satisfactory reports Of the operations Of the
trustees were submitted. Books for aubsorip-
tons 10 the capital stock were ordered 10 be
opened at ShanahAn WAlthef'S, GO Pennlyl
VaniA AVenusi James Bellows, Seventh street,
between q and II; Daniel A. Br0snAn'A, q street,
between Ninth and Tenth, aud Richard Fits
norris, corner N and Fourth streets northwest
phe COMPANY IL entering upon it, career under
promising auspices, with every chance Of success
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

Leaning against the splendid bOOkshoIVss Of
Philip 4 salOmOns' n picture delightful 10 the
eyes Oi all lovers OF history and art "LOuis XIV,
BY Largilllere, 1901" Out Of dark aud mellow
tinl6, such rs true artists make defiant OF time,
smiles the royal face Of tho great and happy
king rs he looked In his untTOublsd and
glorious youth. The full, brown, expressive
eyes tho rounded rosy cheek the beautiful
blood the nuN Ing brown locks, all stand before
the EaHer vivid with the light which ellngs 10
the brushes OF genius. This painting Il the
only specimen In this country NJ the work Of
I.Argllllere. II Il the property OF private cit.
iIen and valued at ", 800.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

have already got so lnkllng Of an effort being
made by tho Young Mems Christian Association
To got up a grand dinner for them on Thanks
giving day, and are 10 high spirits over the
prospect Of gOtd Feed The association
calls on the obaTita bly, disposed public to donate
eAtahles and money, and promises an entsTtal D.
nsnt that will give all good cause for gladnesl
and Thanksgiving. Vice President Colfax will
probably address the boys, and there VIII be
music, tableaus slereOpticOn, and fan, Lot all
help little In this charitable effort and give the
boys ~ much TO eat that their skins will be
ready 70 hurst. Notices Of WillibRueHe 10
donate should be sent IN immediately to the
rooms Of the association,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

Yesterday morning David HOrTIgAn, m ap.
prentice TO Mr.. James Reagan, plumber and
Sixth street northwest, the area wall gave way
from the weight Of earth upon II, and covered
Henry MsIi.r Hnd 6fhsy colnrsd man ~" "snt 10
work, and In short time got him out, whom II
was found no was cut about the hands and
bruised about the body. He was able TO walk TO
his home.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08
A EaIdIer

Of the legion lay dying In Anglers, q citizen Of
Washington stood drawing prizes freely, while
tho rccreant Liberals were burying Horace
Greeley. These acts transpired 10 different
places. The drawing Of the prizes took place at
No. 3lT Seventh street, corner OF d, aud next
door 10 Green n Williams, the place OF business
Of he Grand ON Photograph Enterprise.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

WEHAvE RECEIVED IRON Mr.. D. A. Brosnan,
Catholic bookseller, Adiolplng 81 PatTiotb
shnTeh. the "Cathollo Family AlmRnAo for
iSTa deliberately illustrated, and containing
VsriefV OF useful and valuable Information, not
Sniy IL every Catholic, tut 10 all who take An
intefost IN church statistics. hgoanan has also
iaTsTs and VaFlad stock OF all the latest OAtho-
M uIIblioatlOnh Including that prince OF maya
EIneL WThS Oathalle WOTld.n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

PHfcE List OF uENTs' FuRNtsHIEa GooDs
At GOLDMAN 4 STmNBERo, NEw 9EHTs
FURNiaHiNa GooDs SrORE, No. 100 SEvkNTH
BTRKar, CoRHEn or q ~
9ood white shirts, rs cents, IS cents, u, e. 60
OuFe2 white shirts IL unsurpassed In the city !
good MorlnO Undetshirts and Drawers 50 cent?,
90 cents, Tb cents ~, 81 rs and u. %. We sell
better 81 UOdershiJt than any house In town.
splendid English Socks % cents per pair.
Knit Jackets, large variety and At very low
prices. The finest variety OF Ties, Bows and
Scarf ever seen IN this city,
Depot for Gents KID Gloves, In all the opera
ColOrs and shades fOr street wear. Gloves,
ulOves, Gloves, OF any imaginable kind, and at
low figures. Come and convince yourselves. Al
goods warranted as represented.
GOLDMAN 4 STEINRua,
Corner Seventh and q streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

Sewing Machine Is The best Of all The perfoo-
tlon OF stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
OF work, ease Of operation, noiseless, Tor more
nearly sothan any other shuttle maehinetl self
adjusting tensions simplicity and durabillty soi
alt parts Il not equhlsd In any other machine.
Once, p05 street, Masonic Temple.
N. =. ADAMS Co, Agents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08
ranHrL Dad WoRrn EnoWIHa.

TBURsroH'a Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder 10 the
best Dentrihce IN use. 1t keopeth Teeth clean
Price3b and 90 cents.
JouVHr's Inoderous KID Glove CleanAr 10 far
superior TO anything known. Prlce 10 osntA
TuoMPsoN's Pomads Optlme Is sxquisite. II
goftsns, beauties, and strengthens the hair.
Price ~ and 90 centg. ..|
All for FAls by druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

corner Of seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays 0 per cent interest on all deposits. De-
posts can no male AMI drawn at viii.