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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

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A SMALL lot OF wheat sold yesterday at tl.7s
per bushel.
The -four market IL steady, and the prices for
wheat hrm.
TuV R,vKv ArrIvod, srhoopers Z n EndI.
mil and I n Uaiiiday from Nav YorL Win
ia bSiss az nav for \ IA. Wnters SIsamsT
FSDrsss SroH IisHImors Iiih IsnsrSi msTshan-
Az s'' '''"'
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CHAhLIAmLELh Eehet9 ~ suP ~ 70
MatI9 tne IhsnksgN,hE uinneL Ut tho u, inIus.
ttAI home SehOoi anu tho Poor " thiS Guy has
peeh IsoeNSu oy tno mAnhgets IFoh tue oletAs
In ths Ihlfd AudltOrb ONCE
RELI0IoUs.-rho congregation OF Bridge
street Presbyterian church are comfortably 10
Gated In West stToet chapel, where they Will re-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

The latest DArWlnian problem Is, was Etau
tho first gorlllnf
A friend remarked Yesterday that -four will
,oon o. mn we said "WlIl It'F'i fWiIIettl
~ Ch,.,,o ,rra1,,rs .aII, ,,obdIn, brs,,..
made Of tuIle and sich standing creations.
90, =, :, -. -. .,,,,r,,, a, ,,,tt,. ho.,
SS uoSI ThS rpI1oatic SaS icsf ~,
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bhu FUV,' Wy ~ -" so.ioI ,hiin ~ H. III
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Nu''
lAlies' lhas is nyn n,,n ~, r'T ,pi l
nasy SaLI w h,,t,sIIc ,,,,,S ""O
"ete iOoAihb ~ a h'u'su' pump
The Navy Yard people eLlect 70 BUY turkeys
In tho new Eastern market lot thrlstmN
dlnnet-ih 1874
In consequence OF lhelr not being Aqnorum,
TO hold meeting yesterday
The pump corner OF Ninth and y streets
southeast hns d,ea iro'n 90 St'e 1901 OF aTy rot
MIi tue pump "O0'or P'o"'o in"N0 'u eAAin'nS'
uOh
Captain q. X. Franklln, executive oihcer Of
the navy yard, is a brother OF the welknOwn
General Franklin, = corps COMMANDER OF the
army during INC war
The steam roller Is at work In Eighth street
southeast. Such machine u needed on the
miserable wood pavement on this street and
Pennsylvania avenue, east OF tho capitol
Of" Billy's" song, a would be-wafhleT with a
voice like u horse moaning with an attack Of the
"epiEOO."
Tho deer in Lafayette sluAFe with tho Dolly
yarisn ears IL fed with apples every morning
by the generous hand Of another dear creature
II never had . dear gaEello," 80.
Gus, the professional, Is studying "epIIsm.
Ies" lie has got a. far as Benson l. FlEher's
clinical medicine. He IsA hoTty eIpOundeT Of
capital crimes.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

Tho Melbourne Argus Of tho 10Th Of Sep
TENDER states that great Indignation had
been felt aud expressed IN that colony at the
discovery Of some frlghtfli atrocities which
wore perpetrated on board the brig Carl,
when on what Il termed AlaboT cruise among
the South Sea lslands. II appoarS Che Argus
sayb) that the Carl was owned By Dr. Jas.
Patrick Murray. She left Melbournoin June,
1871, DR.. Murray going with her a. surgeon.
She took from here a general cargo, aud no
suspicion was entertained that sho was TO be
engaged In any but legitimate trade. On
arriving at Levuka the captain OF the brig
left the mate, a man named Armstrong, was
appointed In his stoad, and having obtained
authority from Mr.. March, tho British con-
sui, 10 20 on q labor cruise, he, atlll accom-
panied BY DR.. Murray, the owner, started on
. Kidnapping expedition among the Islands.
Then commenced the preparation Of . series
Of the most horrible atrocities. The unsus-
picious natives were decoyed In their canoes
alongside the vessel, aud the canoes were
suddenly smashed BY heavy pieces Of iron
thrown Into them. Struggling In the water,
the unhappy wretohes were caught hauled
on board the brig and put In the hold, and
thus the atrocious trade was carried on until
the slaver had nearly completed her living
cargo. But thon, maddened by being stolen
from their homes and by hard usage, these
these natives began TO fight, and In utter dea-
peration set 1rc TO the ship.
To check this the captain, DR.. Murray, and
hls myTmldons commenced an lndlscrlmlnate
slaughter OF their capuves, firing promiscu-
Ously Into the crowd. The morning after
these murders had been perpeti ated, on the
matches being taken off u was found that no
fewer than seventy wero either dead or
wounded, and both dead and wounded were
at once thrown overheard. Some time after
a fow OF the particulars Of these atrocities
leaked out and At Sydney the captain and
some Of the crew have been committed for
trial for their share In them. DR.. Murray
himself 10 the principal witness, and II is
from his mouth that the details Of this horrible
AFFAIR have been obtained. II IL said that be
has turned Queens evidence, and that, more
over, he ls protected by certificate from the
British consul at Fiji 90 that II IL feared be
cannot 10 prosecuted. Meanwhile the Gov
eminent Of Victoria have bean most untlrlng
In their ondeavoB to procure every item Of
evidence that may serve to render the pro-
Ceedlngs taken 10 Sydney effectual, and have
transmitted all the information obtained 10
the Government Of New South Wales.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23
MEaRY ENGLAND.

J v Slack uad ,Ou. ono JIM SbSiOD. New
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

Lecture By Charles M. nIsTtsn to the CbrIa
ttn1 W1rHerI

Lecture By Charles M. nisrtsn TO the Chris.
tlnu Workera
The lecture before tho Young Mems Chris.
tlan Associations training class last evening
was delivered In Lincoln hall 70 an audience
numbering several hundred. The speaker was
Mt. CHARLES NJ, Morton, q plymenth chapel,
Tho mission connected with Rev, Henry Ward
Beechera ohutoh,) Ho has . tall FORM, q not
very prepossessing countsnance, aud has lost an
arm 70 the war, A rough, Wild boy no was con.
verified in Chicago, and gave himself 70 the re-
and has proved tlngularly successful In this IN.
His subject was "ohristiau Work among the
Masses" He said this was the oldest subject
connected With OhriItiAnity, and one more
talked Of than any other. Conventions had
passed strong enough luionaand on enough
osss'i go 70 hH,c Son y, me r9r'd LhS.
board reosntiy he had noticed that there we're =
few passengers who eat moderately, aud took
All me exercise they could secure but the great
Per day and Kept quiet, and were dyspeptlc.
20 few Christians take a moderate am0unt Of
Instruction and preaching, and work II out in
efforts for others, others take a great deal moro
preaching, and are sad and spiritually dyspeptio
because they do nothing, -
Some years ago II was customary TO speak Of
the conversion u the world In tho mass, but Of
late It has become more common TO speak OF the
conversion OF tho Individual, and here BeOm1 to
bo the secret Of the way IN which the world Is
10 be brought 10 Christ Every Christian can
work directly for some one person, But the
masses need and feel the want Of the love
Of others, and the man who goes 70 them and
can convince them OF his heartfelt Interest In
them has = lever by which he can gain their
hearts The masses are a. we'll aware v no loves
them as the most cultivated and rennsd. Cor.
diAlity In manner Was recommended, and every
worker was urged 10 make himself thoroughly
familiar with the family, the circumstances, and
even prsiudloeu Of those they wish TO reach.
Individuality as to the method Of work was Of
great Importance; for uOd has given to each
person special Gins, and many Christians are
shorn Of large part Of their strength by at
tempu 10 initiate some particular Christian or
minister, but each was strongest when he was
| most natural Some could do most in what are
called small things, others are ntted for what
are called larger things; but God will show Zach
earnest inquirer the work no has for him to do.
| The Importance Of securing those who are
| natural leaders In q community was insisted on,
| and the worker was urged to feel that In all he
| did he had the sympathy Of bis Master, The
lecture derived much Of lts Interest and point
| from the thrilling Illustrations used, largely
derived from tho speakers own experience.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23
THE COURTS.
OWL.

SUPREME OoURT or the UNITED STATES
Friday, November ~, lB72-On motion Of Mr.
Attorney General Williams, s. y, Phillips, esq b.,
OF Raleigh, North Carolina, was admitted TO
practice as an attorney and counsellor Of this
court.
No 752 william A. RlohATdson, appellant,
vs.. The United Statog. Appeal from tho Dis.
tTict court VI tho United States for the district
tOrney General Hin, ordered by the court that
tho appeal In thll cause DO dOeketed and die
missed
No. s. Original, Er pdTiF, George R. Ken.
needy, petitioner. Petition Tor Wrin OF habsaI
corpus and esrtioTdr. On motion Of Mr., u, NJ,
CofWln, ordered by this court that this cause DO
dismissed with costs.
No. 267, HOrallO ], olcOtt, plaintiff IN srrOr,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23
BVsrErss sUlrs AT sAKs \ Co. 5.

To.NoRRow being the 9Th Sunday after Pen.
teeOst the ecclesiastical year Of ls7l'72 will ter.
inmate thereafter During tho year the forty
hOuTs' devotion will have been observed sue.
cesblysly IN all the Roman Catholic churches Of
the archdiocese, commencing In this MOtTOpUl.
itRn church, IN Baltimore, on the fTEt sunday
Of Advent, 1871, and concluding In st, Peters,
In this city, Sunday next. Tho new eccleslas.
ticAl year will begin on Sunday week, Dsesm.
her /, and on that day the forty hOurt will once
more DO inAuguratod In the cathedral at Balti-
more, to continue until the following Tuesday
morning.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23
DON'T FAIL TO SECURE YOUR SEATS
TODAY FOR EDMUND YATES.

NoTwITHsTANDING the Immense lDss NJ leather
blythe Boston hTe, and the aPpTehended advance
In the cost OF boots and shoes In consequence
thereof, We desire to notify our readers that Mr.
A. l.. HazletOn, No. 20 Seventh street, under
Odd Fellows ball, will sell at his usual low
prices every description Of boots, shoes and
CATERS Tor ladles, gentlemen and children. lie
has Just received large and new stock Of but.
toned and laced shoes and gaitoTs Of BuFt's and
other celebrated makes; also, q large lot OF gen.
tlemen's hne callskin bOOts aud shOeF, together
with an endless variety VI boys and girls school
shoes at very low prices. Gall and sec him-yUu
will save money by H.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

Yesterday morning, shortly aftcr O'Clock, a
are broke out ia tho captains cabin Of the
schooner A. Hamilton, OF Salisbury, Md, lying
In tho Eastern branch, oil the lower ship-hUuse
Of the nayy.yArd, loaded with boards and other
timber for T. Edward Clark. The tug Rescue,
under command Of Mate Samuel LOmaK, lmme.
dlAtely steamed alongside tho schooner, and
with their pumps succeeded 10 eNtingullhing
the fire after slight damage. The crew threw
overheard the timber on deck, which hOated to
the nsy yard by the Hood tide, and was secured
by order Of Captain Franklin, the executive
otncer. The navy yard hell called out the yard
nre department, which was promptly On hand
TO render any assistance necessary.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

A meeting OF tho members OF tho Third Bap.
tist (cOlOred) church, who were excluded from
the church In 1851, some forty odd In number,
was held In the Franklin church, on Tuesda y
night, to confer with tho ministers on the sub
lect OF reconciliation between the churches.
Seven churches were represented, and Rev. W ..
J. Walker presided. A lengthy debate ensued
as to how the troubles commenced, the causes Of
them, and who started them, In which some nf
the brethren used rather hard words. Finally
q committee was appointed TO obtain the inform
alton from the clerk OF tho court as 10 who lnBti-
tuted the suit and who were the parties thereto
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

Our readers will recOlleot that the celebrated
Edmund Yates opens the Grand Star course Of
lectures on Tuesday evening with Modern
Society" the famous lecture which had run Of
success unparalleled In tho annals Of the ly.
csum. Tho lecture IL illustrated with llfs.slEe
cartoons by Firth, Marcus Stone aud tho late
John Lsech, but It's principal attraction 10 Its
ready wit, Its genuine hum0r, and It's keen
though pleasant satire. Mr.. Yates has boon re-
csived with perfect ovation wherever he has
and America are unanimous Ia according MIN
the frst rank among lecturers. The dag ram
for seats TO this lecture will be opened at Par
ker's, SCI Seventh street, today.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23
AFFAIRS

NOTICES or NVY ADVERTIsEMEN1s
THE Arlington, Vermont avenue, between II
and streets, Roosslo h Sons, proprietor.
wALTER II. MARLow, dealer In Cumberland
and anthracite coal and wood.
SUBSCRIPTION books Of tho United states
Centennial Commission arc now open.
A. s. PRATT 4 Son, insurance agents, corner
Ninth and d streets.
BRopuEAp & 90, dry goods merchants, 1905
= street.
LArINER CLEARY, auctlonoer', will sell to-
day yoke Of oxen.
TN. MADAM Is selling black silks At auo.
tlon prices.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

A larger force was put TO work yesterday
morning on the repairs TO the Alexandria canal,
at the break at FOur.mie run, 90 much larger
that Mr.. Hunter, the superintendent Of the
canal, says that the necessary repairs can be
oOmploted within ten days Other persons,
however, say the accomplishment OF Guoh feat
Is not possible, but even " II were navigation on
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, by orders al.
ready issued, will DO suspended on the 9Th
pToIlmo, and 90 the canal trade may DO said to
have closed for the winter.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

The committee In charge Of the Sabbath SER.
Vices under tue auspices Of the Yong Mems
Christian Association are fortunate In the soleo-
uDH OF speakers At their afternoon and evening
0Esrclses They have succeeded In prevailing
charge Of AIR BeecheT's mission chapel, to re-
main over the sabbath, and no will speak In
Lincoln hall at $3.50 and 73O O'Clock to morrow
evening.
Rev A. Webster, u, D, Of baltimore, will
pFearh tom rrpw evening In tho Ninth stTe0t
Methodist PTOrU.tuut church,
Services At n a. IN, Ia Now Jerusalem TEN.
plO, North CApNul street, between and y
5traetl.
The Rev. DR.. Tiffany will preach Ia the Ne
tropO.itln IN. E. church % morrow morning
and evening,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

who's to blame, I'D like to know" writes a
Washington correspondent, "tho city or the ma
tlOn, that the former falls short Of Its high call
Ing Surely the citizens Of the District OF Co.
lumbla can't DO expected, alone and unnided by
the nation, to make tho capital city what II
ought to be-" Just so. Washington has ever
been greatly mlsrepresonted city. II 10 used
by the Government, and tue Government ought
10 pay out a good round SUN TO make II and
keep II worthy Of being the national capital
phLn nEcEI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

d. II. CRAIG, the former agent OF the New
York Associated Press Is reported TO DO en-
gagged In organizing new association. He
has secured the full control and possession OF
the new method Of transmitting dispatches,
and calculates that ho Will by this system DO
able 10 supply papers with column OF news
In as short time and at Us cheap rates as a
single dispatch is now furnished. II Mr..
Craig succeeds In accomplishing half what he
claims tho whole system OF transmittingnew
win hs TeyolutionIEed, aud iOurnailsm will
recelY0 o wonderful Impetus,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

THE OLD EsrABLIsHNEHT and popular
Clothing House si Noah Walker 4 %, oil
Pennsylvania avenue, near Sixth street, 10 too
we'll known to require commentator AZ our
tsntiOn Of our readers to the superb stock OF
Mons and Boys Clothing they have now on
hand, and are selling at such reasonable prices,
AB are rarely met here or elsewhere.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

We have now, In stock, the following styles
and kinds Of oV0ToOau:
R5-ThoSe at e2b and over are Of our man
ufAetuTe, and are equal to any custom work
mAde.-EN
Those marked "D" are domestic. Those
marked ~" are foreign. Those marked "H"
are heavy weight Those marked IN" are
medium weight,
not all sizes In stock"
The prices quoted are for mems oVerooats;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

Superintendent Gatcholl reports tho iuspec.
lions and sales during the week ending NOyOm.
Dor y, as follows;
At UiarE's hog pens 10 were offered and sold
At 61IdD77, cents.
Al Centre market Thursday 90 Inferior beef
cattle were on sale and sold at y .gJll cents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

Sewing Machine Is the best Of ALL The porfec.
tion Of stitch on all kinds VI goods, great range
Of work, ease OF operation, noiseless, Tor more
nearly sOthan any other shuttle mAchine,) self
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
ali parts Is not oguAled In any other machine
Once, pOb + street, Maeonlc Temple.
n A., AnAMa h Co., Agents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23
EARLY AND SECURE YOUR SEATS
fOR EDMUND NATLSl LECTURE.

LEoMpAs, brave AND NOBLE, iell-gal.
lantly battling tor fair SPARTA Wihk alFeid
made way for liberty, and died The Grand
or Photograph Enterprise, No. 3l7 Seventh
street, corner Of u, stu holds On high its ban.
neT, undlsmAyed by fear, unawed by defeat
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

\ PoLicH CouRr-Judge SneH-Aifred BrIgsby,
nsBleot Of duty AZ soaVengeIi " John Thomp.
sou, prOianityi -. James WllllAmG, same; q.
EmmA OlaGstt, assault On Margaret johnson;
el0. John Keppei, assault 90 Harriet johnson
%, William Wilson, assault With intent To kill
John Kesie, irI the Judge sent the case 10 the
MoIntiro; Is John Turner and Louisa Mat
thews, assault on Julia GassaNayt u each. Dan.
isi StoddArd, larceny Of three coffee sacks; sent
10 the reform school. Thomas MADDOX and
William Evans, charged with burglary At the
retldenoo Of Commodore AullekI they were both
committed for . hearing on Tuesday neKt. Al
bert Duvall and Abraham Banks, larceny Of vi
from OTIS Tucker sent TO the reform school
during minority.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

a Scotch Bottom gAltcrs,
81 50 stitched Boots.
"a 50 Good Calf Boots.
IS 50 Custom Made.
q 50 Ladies' Button CATERS
81 French Kid Button.
81 SO GhlldrCn's Button.
White Galters and slippers,
Rubber Boots and shoes, all sizes, ~
IlEILBRuN's, 400 Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23
CITY ITEMs.


To sg3 Seventh street, opposite Patent once
aud see the most beautiful collection Of Photo
graphs that are gotten up. Two Thousand Dol
lars given away As prizes TO pu rohAsefs,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

The LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES OF
HOOts, Congress GalteTs and Lace Shoes for
Eentlsmen, made Of the hest brands i French
SaIL al GArtrelrs No, 800 seventh street corner
OF street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

MEN's GLENOARY's, PROM u To 80 DoLLARB
At ElsKMAR h BRO.'H,
COS Seventh street, three doors above +
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

A MAGNIFICENT STOCK Of Burt nuo shoes for
misses and children, just received at GUTUClls
No. 90 Seventh street, corner oil tlr,tt.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

EDMUND YATES, THE CELEBRATED
ENGLISH NOVELIST LECTURES On
TUESDAY EVENING HESERYED SEATS
AT j. U. PARKERA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

Yesterday the following Jurors were drawn
to serve the December term Of the Criminal
Court, commencing on Monday, December ., to
be held by Judge Macarthur
Grand JurOTG-w. A. Fletcher, ]. q. Lewis
]. 4, Chappell, Evan Hughes, Walker Lewis,
MHthfT & n1TS Phllr GoahhlSI A. II; hi1S
RlVes, Edward Dolan, Joseph Libbey, Francis
Lamb, William 0ulnAnd, ", q, RldKslsy, Jos
L. VsnAble, John McClelland, Walter 5. West,
John W, ThOmpton, Thomas Adams, William
II. Langley, and HOFatlo Browning.
Petit Juror1.-Wm. Sanders, q. N. Oyster, d.
s. Hardness, Douglass Moore, Jos. +. Brown,
Thomas McCiIll, Reuben I. Baker, l.. W.
worihington, J. d. Ieiiries, Elisha FalconSr,
W. p. Park, James SmAllWOOd X. Il. MOsey,
Edmund Hdndley, n. W. BuIchell, Parker
i MSStoni 1Hh1 NJ T0ups TS aepTy EBSnSP
CLARK, Riley A. Shinn, Peter =. Bacon, Edward
Abher, Jenkln Thomas, RObt. A. Hooe.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

rHuRsroEs Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder 10 the
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price IS and 50 cents.
JouvKR's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior 10 anything known. Price rs oentL
THoMPeoH'e POmads Optime IL exquisite. Il
softens, beauties, and strengthens the hair.
Price rs and 90 cents.
All for sale nv IlFugHlStA,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

PRICE List OF GKETs' fUREIsuIEa GOoDs
AT GOLDMAN n STHNBERo, NEw BENTs
FURNIsHINu IOOps SToWE, No. 100 SEyEnTH
STREET CORNER ~ q
GoOd White shirts, 70 cents, So cent?, ~, " 20.
Our ~ white shirts Is unsurpassed In the city ;
good MorinO undorshirts and Drawers, 70 cents,
~ cents, rs cents, 81, Al IS and 81. 80 We sell
better 81 Undersblrt than any house In town.
Splendid English Socks, 70 cents per palr.
Knit Jackets, large variety and at very low
pticcs. The tincst variety VI Ties, Bows and
Scaris ever seen In this city
Depot for Gents Kid Gloves, In all the opera
eOlors and shades tor street wear. GlOyUP,
Gloves, Gloves, OF any imaginable kind, and at
low figures. Come and convince yourselves. Al
goods warranted as represented
GOLDMAN - STKIEnERO,
Corner seventh and q street,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

LADtEs AND 0ENTLEMEN, IL you with your
wearing apparel cleaned In a hrstolass manner
send them to A. FIsuKIi, CTS Ninth street, Up.
poslte Patent once. The Professor will give
you satisfaction without fail. Kid gloves cleaned
Mica and Chenu,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on all deposits. De-
pOSlts can bs made and drawn At will.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

SALE OF SEATS FOR EDMUND YATES
LECTURE COMMENCES TODAY.