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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-09

mn We nave received the November
number Of Ztll's Monthly Magazine, pub
lisbei at Philadelphia and New York
This is a new magazine, the present being
the second number issued. From curse.
ry review of its contents we think it will
compare iavorably with all the Northern
Mouthlies. II is on the eclectio plan and
seems to contain no trash, as many Of its
northern contemporaries do. Price $500
per annum.
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Work on the Southern Pacific Rail
road

The work is progressing lively
nine m les next to Jefferson under
full head say. The Graders are al
work upon all parts Of the line
The contracts being all let, and all
the available labor being pressed
into service, there is every reason
to believe that, by or before Janu-
airy, the road viii be completed t.
/ Marshall, Il Substantial elegant rail
road bridge finished over the Bayou,
at this place, somewhere near May
berry's bridge, and a connection
formed W:th the branch road TO
TeXarkana
This looks like business.
Beyond Little Cypress, Conrad
& Co., are grading on the 18th
milo, Hill & Co., on the 18th, an
other party on the 18th Roach
& Bro, on the 18th; Kuntz & Rus
sell on thc-15th and 18th the last
mile within the city limits.
The railroad is at our doors q
road VIC have labored for, for over
three years, and for the reason its
completion secures the New Or
leans road.
The road to Texarkana is also
under full Roadway.
The enterprise and libcrality of
our people will soon meet its re-
ward: q reward that always fol-
lows true progress and devoted
life stirring energy.
Capt. Porter's camp moved IN
yesterday. The track clearing will
be finished within u few days. He
deserves great credit for his energy
in this matter.
Roots & Hynson are at work
with their mill, pushing things
They have already delivered large
quantity of lumber, piling and
bridge timber on their line IF the
road. N}f@f
Mr. Lyons, n largo contractor
from Georgia, has the eight miles Of
line next 10 Marshall. Ho is at work
in earnest, with large force brought
from, Georgia, aud who understand
their business an example wor-
thy Of imitation.
: This road secures all others,
and particularly the East Line,
which we consider the first to our
business prospects but unfortun-
ately it seems that it will be the
last to BIO built.-Jederson Times.
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value of the Land ,oithou the I'm
Dr0yenentS.
DR. HUGHES
INFIRMARY.
DALLAS TEXAS,
DR.. f. E. HUGHES

DIR. +. Il. HUGHES
Begs leave TO inform the citizsns Of Dallas and vi.
entity that he has permanently located in III city,
with view OF citing himself TO the treatment Of
such diseases us he has made specialties, besides
continuing tho general practice OF the profession Of
medicine, in which hs has been engaged In this
State for The last 20 years lie is provided with al
the necessary instruments and modern improve
ments for the performance of all surgical opera
:lons, aud more particularly those pertaining to
diseases Of females; and TO this branch of the pro-
fsssion viii continue to give special attention.
0fice hours fr,m TO IL and FROM 3 to 8. 0fiico
over the Drug store of ORA. NJ. Cochran,
Ladies desiring to consult him professionally can
do SO from to p NJ, at his residence, corner Of
Live Oak and Pearl streets. Those from distance,
whom desired will be received aud treated at his
Inrfmary, adjacent thereto.
Being stranger in this section Of the State, and
this bsipg enterprise IN this city, by permits
sion, for pro fessiona character and otherwise, he
has The honor TO refer to: lts
John Henry. Brown & Son, DR.. A.. NJ. Cochran,
Maj. T. u. Jordan, w. G. Randall Brother.
Nov, 2-Ss0n1os. frHr FtHrt .rt
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e6-The Southern Cultivator, one Of the
hest agricultural mon ihlies of the South,
IL be scre us. As usual its contents are
va 'usnie and interesting. Published nj
Athens, Ga, by W. L. Jones. Price $500
year.
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A DMEaTsrRAToR's SALE.

Fsrrirtue Of an order ~ fic honorable Dstrict
Co-. ~ Dallas county. T1xaE ~ fr October term.
A u. ls7z. t. dIr1cfe1 4 an 50 70 tie highest
b.fdu1 on trtfft of nix months, n the C1urthou-
door IN the cif7 pslss. ths1s, Tuesday, The sr1
dsr o. 1rcrrlfo1- A. D. 1874 The following Described
trst u i.11 ITins nra being sirraied ID the ceunty
81 Dallas to-rif' One hradrrd nud scVertF-onc
ni nnr-fnif srrr< ffl <1fre being part oitlc q.
81 q Leonard ana k'ir4t.l1 Ecf+ris1n tu-rs, 4. -rl
VEL Improved ard n y @1'1ia itf. 8. fc'Ieas
To in+. 81 forty acre. .@1t tro ir'< 81 flII1f[-
tr1 .ri orr -trf| .rret -..t m Iot Of frt11T-
@-<<r ~; r|-r.< -.:tt @1-t* @|-r-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-09

Hsr The Waco Examiner is now issued
daily and makes a handsome appearance.
Success to friend Downs. The people Of
Waco are iateIligent and enterprising and
have no need Of The Capitol to,get along
swimmingly. They will do better with
out H. f4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-09

From the enterprising publisher e. II.
Gushing, of Houston, comes beautiful
piece Of music, ala Bale de Texts" by f.
W. Smith. II is dedicated to Madam L.
Grunwald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-09

SsErThe Ladies Pearl, for November, a
neal little monthly, published at Nash-
vile, Tenn, and edited by John Shirley
Ward, is on.our table. 1t can be had for
SLIGO year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-09

The only people va have heard Of who
are entirely satisfied with The results Of
The Al ALBANIA business are The managers Of
The Ailaufic Cable Company. 70 whom
England has pail, for telsgrsu's growing
out Of the nezotiaiions. the sun Of four
hundred thors4ni dollars. As orr own
Governmeni's Hill rps probably neirly as
large. the company has clearly made
good thing out OF The adair.
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It's Success Assured,
lis Ee0n0Iny Unsurpassed,
Its Security unquestiOned
ISsuREs LIVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS
AND PAYS LOSSES.

This Company has just established a Branch or
Ace In Dallas Texas, and will be under safe and dis
Greet management. 1T Is n HOME INSTITUTION,
and managed by some Of the ablest Financiers aud
Capitalists IN THE SOUTH. II has already issued
nearly eleven thousand policies, and Is doing sue
,essfil business in every State from Maryland to
Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-09

p@ The oldest living newspaper is the
New Hampshire Gazette commenced in
October, 1888 The publishers send us
fac smile of The first Number, for which,
thanks.
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say Our "Own Fireside, for October, a
cheap monthly from New York is on hand.
Il has some illustrations. Price $l.50 a
year. WIN. g. Gump, Publisher, No. I
Sun Building, N. Y.
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The ratio of Assets to Liabilities 1896 to 100 the
True Test ola Compauys strengt tn.
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Premiums receiped in Cash and entitled {
Annual Dividends.
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: =
DALLAS MARKET.


Correcf@i weekly by WILLIAMS BROS, deal
ers in rocrries and Provisions, Main street, one
door east the Public Square.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-09

Al Policies non. forfeita5le after Second An
a nual Payment
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vEvEEE STATE OF TEXAS,
70 any Lassful Officer Of Dallas County

Greef,ng;
You are hereby command ed to summcn. by pub
location rs the law directs, John Blue, transient
person, be and appear before the Jusfices Court
10 be held regular term thereof IN and for Pre-
einct No. Of said county at HORRORS Mills In said
Precinct, al 10 O'Clock ,. " the 4th Saturday in
November next, the kame being he sd day thereof
then aud there TO answer L. II. Castor in action
Of debt instituted upon account for the sum Of
one hundred dollars.
Herein fail not, but have you then and there this
writ with your return thereon ss;fhe Law directs.
Witness my hand and Official signAtnre, this 10Th
day foe fober, A. p. 1874 80
fs:stsl Precinct No. ., Dallas county
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The Leading Life Insurance Company Of The South
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OF

|NorIoE OF
DISSOLUTION. sr
Notes Is hereby given % fho public that the part
nership hercfofoie existing between joseph c. Nc
o.,nfll AID Thomas j. Frank. under the firm name
and st,lr Of Mcconnell A Frank, has this day been
dissolved iv mutual CONSENT by The Withdrawal Of
joseph c. Mcconnell Thomas .. Trznk viii con
time business at the same place, and, under The
terms u dissolution. h authorized and required 10
collect all debts and accounts due TO- and pay % all
clninis and liabilities against said firm
tl 10. MCCONNELL
lr IHOs. J. fRANK-
ort.1s, Is7s-s-ss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-09

NEW ORLEANS BRANCH:
ONCE Is Carondelet ST.,
J. II. MILLER q CO.. oenl Agents
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

car ITAL, tnli paid np,) - s2JO,O00
Assets Over S1,3OO,OOO
Annual Income, 100000
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NEW YORK, PITTSBURG & LIVERPOOL

With the Larasa Stock and the Lorc,t Prices we can
safely
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

NTBw NATIONaI. THEATRE.
Inn w = niG X An d ETTIRpAY N ITiNFF
Irrt Gppearanee In WAAhinRton OF the talented
young Attiste,
KATtEPU1NAM,
OoHEDY 6OMPANY.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER q, Is7l
KATIE PUTNAM,
In her unTtvaled rendition Of -
LITTLE NALL AND TIL hAROhlONEbh,
Giving her eIqBltlts Song and Dance,
"DKW D'AhDEA"
together with her GREAT BANJO SONG, and last
great sensation By Dick and the MATehioneas.
'TnE APPLE 0f MY EYL,"
In the Of Charles Dickens great novel,
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP,
TUESDAY, November D, ls52. -
MRG'S DIVERSION AND IITLLE REBEL
"WEDNESDAY, November u,
HAkS sOUOL
THURSDAY, koyemhpr =,
LITTLE DETkO1IVE.
FRIDAY, BENEFIt OF
KATIE PUTNAM, -
SATURDAY. At2 p. ~, GRAND MAIlhhE.
MONDAY, November 4, tbs Distinguished Ira
po4u MR.. JosEPH PROCTOR
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06


A National COLLEGE 10 be Instituted.
A meeting Of the Columbia Pharmaceutical
Association was held Monday night at their
rooms; W. S, Thompson In tho chair, and ]. y.
Fill, secretary.
The subject OF the founding National Col.
lege Of Pharmacy In this District was considered.
At the October meeting several committees
were chosen TO take the lnltiatOry measures to
this end. Committees on subscription, on con-
stitutiOn aud bylaws, and on charter and or
ganlEatlnn, &c, were thon appointed. tteOrgo-
town college, the National Medical college and
Howard university have each attached TO them
y school ct pharmacy, and II is stated that the
officials OF these Institutions have slgnlhed their
Willingness to discontinue their schools when.
ever Il IL apparent to them that the new college
IL properly established, and that they will then
turn over to tho latter their students for 10.
structlOn In this branch Of knowledge.
A form OF the charter Of Incorporation and q
constitution and bylaws was then adopted.
Tho new institution Is TO DO styled the Ma
tlDnal College OF Pharmacy, with four PROBES
sorships, matoria mOdlcn, chemistry, botany al nd
analytical chemistry; the object 10 be the Guilt
walton, improvement and diffusion OF the science
and art Of pharmacy and It's collateral branches
A committee consisting Of ID. u Clarke, Chas
Stott, Il. ID. Gilman, John l.. kldwell, JOSEPH
W. Marin, W. 5. Thompson, J. z, Milburn, X
u. Ferguson, q. q. q. Simms, u. =. Hlckling
J. X. Major and J. ID. O'Donnel were appointed
70 select suitable persons for trustees.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06
THE CITY LAST NIGHT.
WHAT THE PEOPLE DID
Where, When and How the GlOrl us
News was Received.

The absence Of clerks, who had gone home to
vote and who make up in great part the popuia-
tlon Of Washington, caused a deserted appear.
ance In the streets last night nevertheless there
were crowds here and there anxious to hear the
returns from the several states, That Grant
was reelected was ioregone conclusion, but
hardly any one expected that there would have
been so much ofA Jug. handled arrangement,
as was indicated by the returns. Atthe Chronicle
otfico thoro was quite a crowd expecting to hear
good results, but the main point was the new
REPUBLICAN, building, at the corner Of Thr-
lsenth street and Ponnsylvanla avenue, whore
Gardnor's storooptioon was expected to expose
to the view Of the thousands thore assembled
tho returns from the several States, and we'll
did II perform Its work.
As result aGer result was there displayed
huIIas rent the air, which could DO heard In
every part Of tho city. Thousands Of voices
there congrogated made the air ring with cheers
for Grant and Wilson. The REPUBLICANS on.
terprise was o perfect success and attracted
Thousands who would have otherwise wandered
to the other Offices representing Republican
papers throughout the country.
The Chronicle had displayed on the front OF
It's office Jets Of gas representing "Peace." At
the Patriot office few Of the unterrihod Assem-.
blcd, and became happy with tho reported re.
suits Of Democratic victories (the gains were
levi 10 Democratic districts. Throughout the
city there was utilization. Bands played, sAlutes
were ared, and cheers rent tho air. Newspaper
Row was generally Illuminated. The ofnoes Of
ths World and Tribune wero closed early, and
"a reply to inquiries In the latter Office visitors
ware informed, ave are not receiving tonight
Among tho most prominent ofices visited were
| those of thu Annotated PfesH glncInnAu Ga.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

Tho heavy mlsts and cold night deWs which
characterize the present season are very trying
to delicate organizations, and In low.lyinR and
sWampy localities they produce an enormous
crop Of Intermittent ieyeTs Of various types and
degrees Of intensity. At this very time thore
are probably hAlfA million people In the United
states suffering from periodical feVers by mi.
asmetio fOgs aud eNhalatiOns. What makes tho
prevalence OF this disease the more deplOTAble
IL tho fact that II might In all cases DO easily
prevented. Malaria and damp produce little or
no effect upon the system pfe-fortlhed by
course Of HOstetter's Stomach BitterS Every
fall and spring hundreds OF letters are received
IRON persons residing In lever and ague dis
tricts who state that while their neighbors arc
inoapacltAted for labor by that facilitating dis
case they have been happily exempted from at
tack by the regular use Of the great vegetable
Rptidote To mlasmL As q chlOlOgOpio or spool
to for Intermittent and remlttent levers the Bit
tiers may DO justly accounted inianiblo, They
eradicate the complaints In their most obetl-
nate forms, but the wiser course is 10 foreBtAll
attack by taking the preparation as prevent
i've. The amount OfpTOductiYo labor Withdrawn
from active service during several months In
the year by mAlaTiOus maladles is immense, and
the pecuniAry losses to individuals, families and
the nation from this cause Is incaloulable. Bear
In mind that by tOninR and regulating the sys.
TEN with HOstetter's Blttsrs before the oalam.
ity comes, It may always be escaped; and let Il
also DO remembered that indigestion, general
debility, bllllOusness, constipation, nervous
complaints, and indeed almost all disturbances
and arrangements Of the physical system are
cOnttollAhlS by this genial restorative.
M-whF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS

H0TTUEs ~ XIV AOvRHTiSEMENTs.
TpB herman American Savings Dank, No.
SIS Seventh street.
wuopoHorPERs are wanted TO cut ties.
A FRAME uousR on Fourteenth street, he.
tween l. and Massachusetts, avenue, for sale
A BRICK Housn on street for sale
FoR sale, brick house on sixteenth street.
bstWeon II and streets.
A BRICK HOUSE, on Connecticut avenue, be-
tween II and streets, for sale.
/, THREE clerks 10 attend In photograph store
are wanted
MrssRs. Geo F. AppIoby and W. Z. Eimon.
ston, trustees, will sell, on the 2oth Of November
at I o'clock p. m, valuable property
RpuERT II. GRAHAM has on hand over 100
new and second hand carriages.
WIN. sHusrER n BGo have opened splen'
did assortment Of new drcss goods from auction
TnE annual convention OF Columbia II. A.
Chapter No. !, will be held this evening.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06
HORSE DISEASE.
Abatoment Of the EPIzoOuc.

Tue HaiIrORd CompRuIc- sun Unable TO
Ruu-SsycrRI Deaths RepOrted-IIsw IL
Affected Market business
Yesterday and to-day were set down by those
osted In tho knowledge Of the equine stock as
the time for the turning point Of the epiIOOtc,
and detour was made Of the stables yesterday
and in a ma iOTity OF cases the horses were found
to bo Improving In their condition, and but few
serious cases were noted,
The different street railroad companies will
be compelled 10 suspend operations for a few
DAYS longer, and will more than likely be unable
70 run their cars before Saturday next. One
death occurred this morning at the washington
livery stable OF Mr.. j. W. Humphrey, which
was tho case Of a horse that had been driven
bard by It's owner while suffering from the dis
ease.
The only other death reported was that Of the
horse Of John L. Vogt, coniectloner, on Seventh
street, above Odd Fellows hall.
Knox and MeCllntock's expresses arc still
unable to use their teams.
The Great Falls and Independent leo Compa.
MES were seriously lntertered with In their bust
ness by the withdrawal Of teams from the route,
but succeeded In supplying their custom trade,
| although tho time consumed In delivering leo
was Of course longer.
1t seems that the horses in the country Id.
iacent TO the city have not escaped, as persons
| coming In testify, and the small attendance OF
produce dealers at market yesterday was ac-
counted for by their inability to get their stuff
| transported.
The butchers residing out of the city limits
also experienced trouble In this RESPECT, and In
some Instances had their wagons hauled to mar.
| ket by their WOrkmen. EN-MAyOr Emery has
/ three serious cases out Of his nine horses. One
pair he values at 81, 500 and the other at $500.
/ Should the pleasant, moderate weather Of tho
past few days continue, the horse. mon entertain
little ieaEF but that the horses will improve and
come thtSagh the disease oil right.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WoRLD.-The
Khedlye of Egypt Is probably the richest
man In the world. Ills yearly income Is
$50, 900, 0OO and he has twenty-five richly
furnished palaces within the walls Of Cairo.
He Is vastly more progressive than the Sui
tan, his Turkish MASTER Is rapidly extending
bis domlnlons, building railroads, and making
commercial improvements, and will ulti-
matNly become Independent Of Turkish dom
nation. He Is at present making arrange
ments for the connection Of a railroad up the
Nile to DOngola, aud thence across the desert
TO Lnudan, which country he will make one
Of his own provinces. II has been remarked
Of him that 'tho Vlceroy, upon any throne
In Europe, would be the greatest monarch OF
the age" He Is not only prince, but a
merchant, q capitalist q statesman and a
cultlvator. He sleeps only four hours out OF
twenty-four, and at his desk centre his rail-
roads, steamship lines, telOgraphs, postal
service, private estates, sugar mills, cotton
culture, army, navy and civil service.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06
GEORGETOWN Affairs.

TnE market house building has beon raised
I'VE leet out Of tho twelve feet elk lnche to 10
raised,
Dull TrNEs.-water street, owing to the lie.
bclency Of horses, looked yesterday like general
holiday.
SHIPMENT or FLoUR.-Throo hundred and
hity barrels Of -four were shipped yesterday for
Phlladslphia In tho steamer McDougall.
The GRIAE MARKRr.-The receipts Of grain
Yesterday were $40 bushels Of white corn and
615 bushels Of wheat TO Hartley q Bro. No sale
Hon sTREBT,-Tho improvement Of High
street, notwithstanding the scarcity Of horses,
IL progressing with prospect Of an early CON-
plotiOn.
The FOUNTAIN, ordered by the Board Of Pub.
lie Works to be erected at tho intersection Of
Greene, Bridge and Aqueduut streets, Is rap
Idly approaching completion, and when finished
will DO great attraction to the city.
THE RIvER.-ATrived, steamers John q lbson,
nom New York, with general merchandise aud
a. bundles ct trees Tor the Board Of Public
works. McDougal from Philadelphia, with
general merchandlsci schooner Home, with
6D, 900 feet Ol white pine lumber.
Tue BREAK.-A now section Of Pipe has been
placed over tho break In tho 36inCh water main
which broke somo days since near the market
bOuse, and force OF wOTkmon are caulklng the
Etme. II Is expected that tho water will DO
turned on this section to-day Three small pines
we're found to be broken, and the breaking OF
one OF thCEo-a finch pipo-cuused the break 10
tho larRO main. II seems that the water from
the break IN thls Amen pipe washed the earth
ffOm under the 80 inch main, and the weight OF
the earth piled above II during the Milling of
Bfldge street broke H.,
DEATH FROM FALL.-Tho body OF the man
named John DALEY, which was found Monday
night by Ofioer OantuT, In % sewer at tho Inter.
1fetion Of Greene and B0all streets was exam
G.ed yesterday by Coroner Patterson, who
deemod an inquest unnecessary, Ills death was
unused BY his Walking into the sewer while en-
doaVoring TO step over the same when he fell
IN and broke his neck. when the ofticer found
tic body no, with tho assistance Of some eltl-
sons succeeded In getting II from the hole and
oonyoyod II 10 Byng's drug store, where DTs.
TVior Bowie and Kleiuschmldt made an exam
ipatlon and found him dead with his neck
brokon, after which no was removed TO tho
Third police precinct station. DALEY is an
boon engaged as q poddler OF books for some
tiIne past aud when found quantity Of books
y ere In the sewer with him. Iho body viii DO
turned over " bis friends Tor burial
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

Mr.. Ira u. woolcy, an employee Of the Treas
.uIy Department, has boon stopping with his
bTOther.tn.law, Mr.. J. W. Gedney, at Brooklyn,
N. Y, for the past lew days. On Saturday last
no left tho house, he said, TO 20 to Prospect
park, and since that time nothing has been
heard Of him. lie Is known to have had n con.
EileTablo amount Of money In his possession,
and AS no Ia man Of strictly temperate habits,
his disappearance oXcites the apprehension that
he has been fOully dealt with. lie Is thirty. one
years Of age, i've ioot seven inches in height
has black hair and small mOustache. He had
on a black suit Of clothes and a black felt hat
Mr.. Gedney reported the fact at police head
quarters In Brooklyn, and the officers are on the
lockout for him.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-06

PRiCE LIST or GKNTs' FURSIsuINa GooDs
At GOLDMAN h STRINBER0, NEW GENTS
FURNIsHINu GooDs STORE, No. 100 SEVENTH
STREET, CoREER OF @
Good white shirts, rs cents, IS cents, d, u. 80
Our 81 white shirts IL unsurpassed In the city !;
good Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 80 cents,
90 cents, 70 cents, 81, rs and al.5O. We cell
better VI UndeTshiTt than any house In town.
Splendid English Socks, IS cents per pair
Knit Jackets, large variety and Of very low
prices. Tho finest variety Of Tics, Bows and
SoaTis ever seen In this city.
Depot for Gents Kid Gloves, In all the opera
colors and shades Tor street wear. Gloves,
Gloves, Gloves, OF any imaginable kind, and at
low figures. Come and convince yourselves. Al
goods warranted as represented.
GOLDMAN Il STEINBKRa,
Corner Seventh and q streets.