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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-27
TIE CRIMES AND ACCIDENTS OF 4
WEEK,

The last seven or eight days have contrib
uted an unusually dark and dismal chapter In
accident and crime In which our own city,
unfortunately, bears rather prominent part.
Two murders within as many days of each
other Is rather bloody record, and Is not cal
culAted to impress the outside public with q
very high opinion Of our civilization and good
order as a city. To countsrbAlanee It VIC
have the set.oH Of three executions within a
short period, which goes to show that II muir
der Is In the air 1t is certainly not the fault Of
our legal machinery. The recurrence Of these
horrible crimes Is certainly not the fault Of
our police authorities, who seem to be unu-
suRlly active and yigllant. The latest murder
in this community was shrouded In an impen-
etrablo mystery, but the few frall threads in
the possession Of our detective corps have
been 30 skillfuly followed that the alleged
murderer Is now in the hands Of the law, and
II proved to be guilty will, thanks to the
energy Of our courts, soon have paid the
penalty OF his terrible crime.
New York, as usual, has had one or two
murders, several attempts at murder, besides
innumerable lesser crimes and u long list Of
accidents. OF the latter the most noteworthy
were the burning Of Baruum's Museum and
Of the Church OF the Tabernacle In Brooklyn
Destructive fires also were reported from
Boston, Arkansas, Chicago, jersey City, Bal
tlmOro, Oregon, Philadelphia, Paterson anC
other points, resulting In large loss Of prop
erty and much personal suffering.
The number Of railroad accidents has beer
90 slArmIugly large as to Brighten the travel
ing public. That At Cory, Pennsylvania,
full account Of which will be found In GU
columns this morning, rises In the dignity o
almost a national calamity. At indianapolis
twenty persons were more or less injured ii
similar way, while conductor and fireman
were killed in a railroad collision at st. Louis
We sincerely trust that there is some founda
ton In the cycle theory Of accident and crime
and that the new year will bring US large
immunity, greater watchfulness and vigilance
and possibly more virtue and humanity.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-27

Mr.. Carlyle says the stories about his poor
health "are all zero"
- The revenue Of the Mayo Of PittsburR Is
about $4,000 year.
Mr. 4 n Dodge has been chosen presIient
OF the new boston press club
c.. No.. -. ,.,-,,,.,. ,,...,
in which Alexander ii. stephons appears as The
hero,
II ia stated that the two dauyhters Of the
late Cb,TIas sysr inbcri, trnIn IhsiT fstbar
about a., 100 each
~, ~ NJ, ,,..,- ,,,.- ., ~, B-
NJ LiSsrtI, ia dead Al Po2Shssepsie. He az.
pired In lunatio asylum.
- Uenworth Dixon ir has heen annoInted
tho eiitnT ~ n new weekly humorous nai,rT IN ha
called Tbs GassiD
Th, Ionispiuo c,.,-... ,,,.-,,, s.v. NJ
i niii. I hi mas s mI'
sn %ISp, a. in TnngSsss maS Win sncS nSms
~ maj onght n crawl into hniIoyg Inc and staV
there.
,.,, - ,,-., ,.-,-.
- IL Ii said that Mr.. Nathan Appleton, OF BOs-
ton may lose his entire fortune by the failure OF
the BOWles firm, IN which he was partner. His
new house at Newport Is a gem OF elegant rural
r'ni it,5 lI ,,-- l., ,,,,,
= The real estate OF Charles 7. ierkes, In Phil
adelphla and elsewhere, was sold AZ marshArs
sale few days ago, aud realized tal 900, being
several thousand dollars more than the appraised
'HiuC , OF the piSpeL ~.
, ,h ,, Nm my ", 'a II" ~
h ' T,rT mvi NJ ~ ~ mu se W
sian war has recSiysd a gnid ' media tr"m tbs
Erh = ua, ,Uvv,o" Bo'' "'e"A' 'Fo'h tue
F'e"." uo'o " Intent ~
num- gg gSt t sSoT Ess d.strovs ia shrnded IN
| mystery, There is a whisper in sawdust circles
| however that IL was caused 6y the careIessness
Of one Of the keepers, who neglected TO extln-
| guish the tapir before he turned I'M.
|
eyer bos'C .ar6 IaiSs nave G 70
t.S,.s tInd which thsV tsnisr ,n Iha w
| Hsmt I iulu mh'0n lhey " ht W Nie hSN.
10y w ,r I ,n so ~ 70 tle
hi, S'iA'o VI '''e ''i'' '"' '"' "e"eht VI "'A
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according TO the adyeriiscment and then u lhoy de.
,irc ,iFs,g,sy ior dlGTsnt EeIylCe and d nc ssgs
the other PROPOSITIONS may be considered.
posal CoHsoiidated or combination bids Z" pro.
posing one sum for two or more routes'D cannot DO
T TRS Eog GS 'S ES isS ESFy M
n hrmi where company ohers, should be dis
Is idders are requested to use As far ne prnetica.
BILE ne ir9lsd PrGIqg1l,, fuTniIhs9 " ne peISTs
10 retain c6Iies ~ them ~
Altered bids should no, ls submittsdi nor should
81 4 bidder or gusrantur viii he allowed unless The
wiihdfpWal j. received tveniY-fouT hour previous
% Hs ss Sd mSs 81 in ,son
persons. Inc BID aud guarantee should be r0"sS
The PosimSster General reserves The right 70 ~
md SsS e dsrpsard IRs bds " falling eonirscori
AId bidder IAe, q June 4 lS72 section ~ .,5.u
M Poss S GENERAL Contract once ana a sent
sS RS by at + Hs sS R@ e
tined check OF DRAFT On some solvent national bank.
gfess u June T. is7al
DlirrfwsTi ~ ~ Gsyoys hs IL aV ~ ysss isS oks.
pis ~ accepted btLisr "ill >. soa'iirsi has'Sg
TrSnsfSr q contracts, Of Of inicfrs 10 coniTss,s.
AZ Sch SE SM s 81 S BS e
trspsIcrrel or 1ssis,nSd e other PaEties bidder,
70 perform The service awarded 70 them through The
IA section 30 Of the act Of June g. Is79 provides
that CONTRACTS for The q ne mail shall
Client EiarSnicss for faithful performance, Without
other reference 10 the mode OF such transportation
sr az and TnaS So:
law bids that propose to transport the malls VIII
10 b. ne 0HiV LEGAL bii construed BEppihiag for
ne sRhTs mail, however large aHd Thaisusr Wav b Ne
MOTT " eonssgancs gssssa9rg % i9surs q "eeleItr,
ali oiSsfi and no othcrs arc considered except for
" modification Of bid in any Of its essential
terms IL tantamqunt 70 new bid, and can not BE- re
Making new bid with guarantee and certificate, Il
/ the only way 70 modify previous bid,
81 pustmaHtern are 10 be careful not W certify u
the aufloiency Of guhrantOrs without knowing thai
section 81, at OF June s. lsia) They must not aiE
the certificate until the sum Of the bid IA inserted
and the bid and guarantee are signed BY the bdder
aud Uwo) guArnntors; dsrsgari " his tHsfruoftot
bg Posras'srs wh sujsct hsH 10 Immediate removal
Postmasteta are also liable to dismissal rom'ofics
for acting agents Of contractors or bidders, with
| or without CONFORMATION, IN any busness matter
trusted agents ~ the Department and cannot con
| sistently act in both capacitiea
| u. All bidders, EuArunturs, aud suretiea dis
tnctly notified that On failure 10 enter into per
the accepted bids, their legal liabilities will DO en-
forced against them.
| n Present contractors, and persons known Al thi
| Department, must, equally with Otherp, prOcur,
EnarantOra aud certificates Of their auficiency sub
stAntlAly In tho forms above prescribed. The Ger
thcatO Of sufIciency must be signed by ppsimaa
ter JOHN A. J. CREBWEIt,
decfF6w Postmaster General
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-27

ADJUTANT RENERAL'H OFFICE,
WAsHISurOE December Is, ls12
General OTfifTs No. Id
A Board to consist Of
Lieutenant Colonel w. H. French, 81 Artillery,
Lieutenant Colonel II. q. Wright, Corps Of En-
gneeTs,
Major j. c. Tidbdli, vi Artillery,
Captain D. w. Fidgier, Ordnance Department,
Captain 3. " BefJdBiIl, I'd Artillery,
IL appointed TO meet la New York city on the
10th day Of January 1919 or ~ soon thereafter AZ
practicable, TO examine and report upon plans
Tlages for heavy ordnance ~ the Board may deem
worthy Of trial.
The Chiefs Of Engineers and Ordnance will lay
before the Board all papers bearing upon the sub
ject.
The report Of the Board will be made 20 the
Secretary Of War through the Chief Of Ordnance
The junior member Of the Board will act ~
Recorder.
by order Of the Secretary Of War
h. d. TOWNSEND,
OF Allutant General,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-27

did buildings, Its fat Jobs, Its great dolngs and
lts national fame and consequence-that settles
"Tsshlngion IL a great place, and Ia to no a
greater. We are glad Of IL because il will show
10 other towns some Of the ways In which city
greatness IL W be achieved. Certainly great
ness does not now simply from the comforts Of
members Of Congress; but they vote the means
by which greatness cOmea. The grading Of
streets, the deepening Of channels, the improy-
bridges, the making Of all the pafts Of a city
easily accessible TO one another, the cOncentra-
ton Of wealth by making the eNttCmities avail
able for comfort and for credit-these are the
great agents Of city prosperity and growth.
"Tne example Ia grand. II Ia practical, beneV-
olent and even pOetlcal. Beauty and utility are
forces Of the human mind are brought most thor
oughy and efficiently to the promotion Of society
and the advancement Of civilization.
awe think the example Of Washington Ia worth
a great deal. Especially are we gratned At what
the rulers Of that city are doing, because Rich
mond II the nearest city TO II IN the south. We
have not the Federal Treasury u q true ha, We
gree prunt by the noble example we are about to
have In the grand improvements In the Federal
city"
As to the Federal Treasury" we desire to
say few words to our contemporary. In all
that we have done, and which Is 40 highly
commended by the Dispatch, the Federal
Treasury has been Of very little assistance
to us. During the sixty or seventy years Of
our existence the figures Of the Federal Treas
ury show that the Government has paid only
ton per cent. Of the moneys expended In pub
| lie improvements here, while our own citizens
have paid the remaining ninety. So far rs
the Improvement Of the water front and the
Potomac Is concerned we believe that VI
have as clear and indisputabe right to as
distance for that object as Richmond has for
the improvement of the James river, or the
State Of Virginia for the building OF the Ka
nawha canal Millions Of dollars are an
nually APPROPRIATED for the Improvement o.
rivers and harbors, but In all these long year
Washington has been neglected and cas-
aside, because she had not members Of Con
gress to lobby her claims and do her log
/ rolling.
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nn.In... Hour a, the whI,e nsu-s.

During The t'inter, in order 10 facilitate business
ooHing beore him much p1ssible, the Prssdeni
Wiil from ten 10 ttreiue O'Clock each day, err
eepi Sunday, reosirs Senators and Representatives,
and from hseipe O'Clock unhi hSo zach afternoon,
srospt Tuesdays and PrdaVs i5hen Cabinet nseeiings
biting Asid Ne toiu receive By card. The b,isihsss
hours u his oGles WiH b. from tan O'Clock a. to
three O'Clock D. ~.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-27

SEVERAL or OUR CONTEMPORARIES in the
opposition are pointing to the appointment Of
Mr.. Eastman, to be postmaster at Chicago,
rs an evidence that the President has abAn.
doned civil service reform. This Is not eX'
actly honest or fair, and is not borne out by
the facts, which arc, that the former post.
master resigned and his deputy absolutely de,
cllned to be appointed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-27

THE Louisville CoUI-ier-JoUTndl believes
that Mr.. Robson does not know anything
about ships II the editor OF the Courier
Journal knew as much about journalism as
Mr.. Robson knows about the navy he would
print a much better paper than he does.
What does the editor of the Courier-,Iotrn
know about ships of war anyhow In all his
life he has not probably seen anything more
formidable than canal boat.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-27

The PRESENT SNOW STORM seems to extend
over the entire country, and to be unusually
severe In the West, from which we have re-
ports Of suspended travel, delayed trains, and
loss Of life by freezing. The depth of snow
In Washington Is more than six inches, a
greater depth than has fallen here In some
years.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-27

The NUMBER OF AMHHDNGSTs to the Con-
stitution now pending In Congress will, II
adopted, make that document about twice a.
large as 1t Is at present. Some Of them are
good, many of them are bad, and nearly all
Of them are indifferent. The best thing to do
with the Constitution Is to let 1t alone.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-27
tOTTICIAL.l

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,l
WASHRGToE, D. q, ,Dsoember ", lSla
Information has been received ut this Do.
partment from Mr.. II. H. Hall, the CONNER.
cial agent of the United States at Sidney New
South Wales, Of the death, on the 9th Of May,
1874 at Newcastle, n. 8. W., Of MARK T.
HUDLEY, seaman on board the Anglican
ship FleetfOrd, aud native of Maine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-27
CLOTHING.
ROsTON, NOVEMBER 81, 1879.

IlOSTONS NONEhbEh SIS lbTS.
NIEssRs. J. II. SMITH & co.,
WASHINGTON
You're Of the p5th is at hand. and wo have con.
cluded TO consign our stock Of
CLOTHING
saycd from the FIRE to you. and have shipped per
TWENTY CAsRs,
and will forward the balance Of our stock fast
your sales tEgii!gsF5Rbo qr S5RGS WALDO
TO OUR PATROHS
We arc pleased to inform you that we have secured
the control Of over
100000 worth of Clothing.
saved from the Boston Are, and shall GommenSe the
first class BustOn house, and we enabled 70 dis.
ran now offer subslgniisl bargains in Clothing.
THIS large stock, added to our own makes the
eyer offered IN this city. We name in part some OF
ChidEsns oycrcoats, S3bO to %; LOO Boys Oyer.
C9ats n to st2; LOCO Youths, oyercoais 81 70 si6;
Msn s 9y Sis H. e s; business sui
and "; press Pants, az, $3.50, $50 and u; 20.
and oiier such indaSements a. Win lead You q buy,
Let every one in want Of Clothing come at once and
our t ensiomsfu "a and tbe ciSenS Of Wsshnon 70
have the whole Of this stock q Clothing, which,
dFsd thousand Goats fSnts and vests 70 be dIsPSsed
S6rs ,S snrpy bS ar
ing a. low priees Il ihs stock does MT meet with
but shall give Washington chance at u nrut We
have eNerted ourselves to get the control OF this
stock, and trust the citizens of Washington ap-
preciate Our efforts Bear in mind that you can now
secure suhstantial bargains In Clothing for men.
Chiidrenis Oyercoats sa5O to 90; Boys' Oyercoats.
~ TO SO; Mems OyerroatH, "a TO Slb; Boys Auits
| to els
| We have increased our corps Of saesmen 40 % 10
be able 70 wait on all a. promptly Ne possible during
| the sale Of these goods.
| Merchant Tailoring DEPARTMENT eib,0oo worth Of
HlnCR liOOdH-frpnCh, English, kCOtch HERMAN anu
/ best style Of workmanship.
Black Suits, ESQ, abb, &66, s65; business Suits, eA
CO. SB, $50; Black Pants, Sl2 els, ga els; Fancy
| Cassiineres, 80, sla, SlS, ca
j. II. SMITH a. CO.,
OAK HALL,
525 Seventh street, opposite Post once.
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INSTRUCTIONS JT3Es ,FIIIBI GERs- AND. rosT,

~ -. - =, 49,. $4,000, ,,,,,, ,,.,,,,
IN THK cOHrRACrs TO THE EXTENT TIE DEFIANT
MINT MAY bkkh fhofhh
], Seven minutes are allowed TO each intermediate
office, when not otherwise specified, for asserting
the mails.
2 On routes where thu mode Of CONVEYANCE ad'
ms o. T. ne special AEens o. me pgst once ois s
and koys are to be conveyed without extra charge.
q way bills" or receipts, prepared by pOstmas'
tiers or other agents q the p6partment WIN accom-
%S 81 70 insure rsuay in The sySsy Of bags
L No pay will be made for trips not performed;
and for each Of such OmisHionH II the failure be
cAsOned by the fault u the contractor carrier,
arrivals far behind time break connection with
depending malls, and not suinuiently excused, one
herein specified, enlarged penalties proportional to
the nature thereof. and the Importance Of tho mall
s For leaving behind or throwing on the mails
or any portion Of them, for the admission Of pas
seng6r for being concerned IN setting up or run
Of the mail, quarters pay may be deducted
Fines will be imposed, unless the delinquency
be promptly aud satisfaCloriy gEplained by certia
me pSfshns ior falling 10 arrive Ia contract time
for neglecng To take the mail from deliver II into
stroyoI robbed or LOST and Tor refusing after de-
mand To convoy the mail ~ frequently az the con.
tractor runs, or Is concerned IN running. coach.
I. The PostmRsteT General may Annul the contract
Tor Violating the pest office laws, or dS6beyins the IN
charge a carrier when required by the Department
TO do 80; for running an express as aforesaid or for
| transporting psrsops or Gdckages conveying mail
4 The fostmasier General may order an increase
increase o9 nc contract Jay. ds may chSnEs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-27

Mr.. 0RRELEY's formal nomination by the Dem
Ocrata at Baltimore was carried, against his
wishes, on the judgment-perhaps mlstaken-Oi
his near friends. He deplOred what he deemed
All unfortunate errOr.-TFtbHRs.
The Tribune had a very curious way Of
giving expression to Mr.. Greeley's wishes i'm
mediately preceding that event.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-27
Dated
Bidder.


The undersigned, residing at - State Of -
undertake that. II the foregoing bid for carrying
the mail on route No; - be accepted by the FoeE
June, 1914 enter into the required obligation, u
contract, TO perform the service proposed with gOod
and sufficient HuretieH.
Thfs Ws d. understanding disiiHSily he obligation
| and Habiiifisi assumed By guaraHioTs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-27

nd, qr $1,000 aud vrrard mTH D. accompanied BY q
seTdsd chsrk, fr(f solvent national bdHk,
eyHdl 10 per rshiEm o. Ire prsssHi annual pay ne
route; IN II sSTrirs, not lees han per cen
Vai 81 gslrs pay propo''di" 3D. -(Seeo" ~ Act
u June 4, ls72) -,
The Postmaster must not sign the certificate until
the sum OF tho bid IN inserted and the bid and guar
Antee signed by all the parties, and dated.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-27

The undersigned, postmaster OF -, state OF
-, certihus, uNDEn MS OATH OF OFFtCE, that he
Il acquainted with the above RuhfuntOfH and knows
them to be men Of property, and able 70 make good
their guarantee; and that bidder aud gunrantOrb
are above the ago Of 81 years.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-27

~ All communications, whether on business OF
for publication, should be addressed to wN. J. Nun
rAaH, Proprietor NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Washing
ton, u. O.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.



SLElGis! sLElGns! Sl'El0Hsi
~ - 81, ,.,,,,s 9,
r, Two touf hnl ah.p9ssenEeT 5lttluhs, foftlanu
Outters' from w up' loss uian po1Yon nv {if Ta,t
New Repository and Feetory-tiO, az Eighth street,
between ID and + northwost de2iA
---------. -..-.--..... - .-.....--,,.
9 LEiGHSi SLkIGHSN HLEI0HSli
I'm b,pd. several Ana ons ana t,yoyhorre GLITTER
sLEiGHs. Alec, avery large stock II new and scc.
Snd hand tlAiiUI AgEE among then, thTce eietant
G5npeeg. foiiT " RRIbGFT' -i''
tgH pcnnsyiyania avenue
Rspairing promp,iy attended, Ia dpca7M
I,ryT .,,rnr,,v comm or Tuy n,sTpIor
lOh0ObUhbiA' ThhArn DAY oFDEuhhbEh
4, ~ ,..,,t.,
George Matunsy
-, 49,, } No. iu2lq-AllAw
John mcSanly,
Thsmas J. simpson.
On motion Of the plaintiff, by MI. Edwards his
sIIPsos, cause his SpTssrsncs 70 Be entered herein
on or bsfors me nrsl rulsday occurring forty DAYS
afir this day; Otherwise the cause will be proceeded
With a. in cEas Of default
True copy, Test r. J. Mnfds, Cisrk, &c,
by ]. JiT CANT, Assistant Clork deer. F3w
IN THE strpppNr CntrpT nv THE nts-
TTiCT or C0iIfTnIi Titr S,ru nay or
DECEMBER, ls7a ,.t.,,.
OhArles NA.ser' IihihuH' ~. an, r. ~. %
t,....,p D., ,.r No @ul' hh DOC w.
H1 3 ,,t \, ~ ~ AsAi,id t nt.sr t,,,.tI 4
ant Edmund r. Ware, cause his appearance 70 be
entereu netelh on or einr lhe htst ruls DAY occur
ring forty dAye after THIS day. otheTwise the cause
WI DC piuceeueu WIN rs IN case 81 IeettelulL.,,
.r,...... ~. ~ n Onhlli NJ
Il J. MfI1s, clerk.
by j. jay Camp, Assistant Clerk dcc97.FSw
UNITED STATES MAIL.
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Il o X $ A l. R.
AVAILABLE LOT AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE

substantial and beautiful threestnry and base
STONE FRONT, an feet wide, with desirable side
lot OF same width, the entire grounds having depth
Of las feet 10 inches, 70 a 9Dfoot paved alley, The
back building to this house H. three stories high and
there are v rooms in the structure, not including
two bath. rooms, cellar furnace ROOM or wAsh.room
There are seven sleeping apartments, two dressing.
rooms, cedar closets, mArble-tOp stationary wash.
stands furnace, range china closets, buffers pantry,
nc. This IL the most desirable house in Wishing.
ton nearly new the street beautifully parked and
paved and directly In front u Lafayette square, the
most beautiful PARK In Washington.
The above win be sold At lees than its actual value,
and parties desiTtng IN examine the premises will be
promptly waited upon by
HuYCK a. ADDISON,
Real Estate Agents and Brokers,
Once northwest corner Of New York avenue and
fourteenth street nOyitu
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OATH REQUIRED gY SECTION 9s OF An ACT
THE MAIL, AND TO BE TAKEN BEFoRK AL
OFFICER QUALIFIED TO ADMINISTER


mail on route 10 =, from 2-I-, do swear
that have the ability pecuniArly 70 f9hll my obi,
CATION a. such bidder; that the bid Ia made in good
faith and with the Intention 70 enter into contract
and perform the service In said bid shall he &C
oepted; and that the signature Of the RuArnntOrs
thereto are genuine and that believe the said guar
antOrn TO be peounlay responsible for and able TO
pay all damages the United States shall Huner by
re6son q my falling To perform my obligations a.
such bidder. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-27

Sworn to and subscribed before me, =, for the
- Of -, this day OF -, A. ID. l1 ana
In testimony thereof herruntO subscribe my nAlne
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For SALE AND RENT.

NOR SALE, CHEAP-A NICE oNE-HORsE
II SLEIGH, with two seats. Inquire At PUN
hrsy's Ivory Stable in rear Of National hotel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-27

OAK HALL,
525 Seventh street, opposite Post once.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-27

Two four and air.paasenger sIE1OHs, Portland
Cutters, from go MI less than Boston prices.
ROBT, n. GRAHAM,
New Repository and FhctOry-ti0, az Eighth street,
between ID and + northwest de27.N