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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14
TRUSTEES OF OOLORED SCHOOLS.


A meeting Of the board Of trustees OF coloreI
schools was held last night, at eight O'Clock, at
the sumner school blllding, on N street no,
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets, the
president, Henry johnson, In the chair,
Mr.. johnson stated that 10 had addressed tho
Board Of Public Works In regard To the closing
OF the alley In the rear Of the sumner school
building but as yet hal received no reply.
Applications were received from James King
John Brent, Mrs. y. W. Moore, H. ID Shaw T.
as teachers In the public schools which were
placed on tile.
Several applications wero resolved for the DO.
sitlOn Of ianltOr and hled.
A communication was received from Mr. II
Smith asking the restoration OF bis two children
In the public school, from which they were sus
pended In consequence OF habltual tArdlness.
The request was granted.
A petition was received from Robert J. HOl.
land advising the board to Introduce the study
Of photography in their schools Referred.
Mr.. johnson offered the following resolutions
ReGoiUsd, That the lanitor, or sOms response.
bic person acceptable to the board, be required
to remain during school hours at tho building
to which they are assigned,
HstOiUed, That the resolution In relation 10
absence Of teachers from school rooms on account
Of sickness be 30 construed as to read ten days,
Inclusive, the same 10 be accompanied with a
regular physicians certificate, Adopted,
On motion Of Mr. Gray, Mr.. Gibson was Ap.
pointed janitOr OF the Stevens school building
IRON November to 30.
Miss L. p. Matthews was appointed q teacher
In the public schools,
On motion OF Mr.. johnson, Miss Cady Parks
was appointed temporary assistant teacher at
Bllls amounting 10 Al $40 Is wcre approved
funds.
The board then, at O'Clock, adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

Tho annual session Of the Grand Lodge, 7. A.
A. M, was held at the Temple last evening and
the election OF Ofcers held, resulting as follows
q. +. StAnsbury, Grand Master; J. Il. Gibbs,
Deputy Grand Master; /. l.. johnson, Senior
Grand Warden L. d. Wine, Junior Grand
WRrdeni W. A. Yates, Grand Secretary; An.
thOny Buehly, Grand Treasurer.
The annual cOnvOcatlon Of tho GRAND Royal
Arch Chapter was held at Masonic Temple on
Tuesday evening last, and tho following Ofiicers
chosen for the ensuing Masonic year: A. 4.
LOngley Grand High Priest; N. ID. LaTner,
Deputy Grand High Priost Isaac l.. johnson,
Grand King Allan Wall, Grand Scribe; L. q.
stephens, Grand Secretary Ohhunoey Smith,
brand Treasurer; Alfred Holmead, GRAND Chap.
lain George W. Wells, Grand Captain Of tie
Host.
Al the recent convocatlOn Of the chapters
named below the following officers were chosen
Mount Vernon X. A. Chapter, No. so. W.
Hancock, NJ. 4. High Priest Frank Daniels,
Z. King J. y. Allen, 4. Scribe; John W. Grit
tb, Treasurer ]. II. Plekell, Secretary.
Lafayette Chapter, No. 8, elected the follow.
Ing: Charles 4. Coon, NJ. L. High Priest J. 5.
McOOy, l., King John A. Duren, 4. Scribe
y. II. GTitfth, Treasurer; John Edwin Mason,
Secretary.
Washington Chapter, No. 2 elected tho fol
lowing at Its meeting on ThuTsdAy last; W. II,
Earl, NJ, L, High Priest L. q. Davis, 4. KIM
T, A. 0addess, =, Scribe Robert II. Graham
Treasurer A. T. Longley, Secretary.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

hNluEh IN Ahr via buuilulOus
Now that the winter has set In with long eve.
nlngs the various secret organizations arc work.
Ing with Increased yiRnr, tue temperance sOcie-
ties being particularly active, not only In this
city, but In Virginia. Bell Haven Lodge, Of Al.
exam lTia, and Excelsior Lodge, NJ. l. l. U. O.
T., Of Arlington, are 10 good working order and
tho brand Lodge Of Virginia will meet ~ Staun.
TN on the Nth Of this month. Tue following
officers have been elected for the ensuing term,
In Excelsior Lodge, aud Installed W. q. T.,
Ansel AtrOusi V. q. T., Miss Louise Jones;
treasurer, Miss Ida WlbTt; secretary, Mr.. 5. Il.
WIbirt; +. S.,Willle Newton; chaplain, Mrs NJ.
4. Wiblrt; marshal, ,. Taylor. This lodge has
been organized about lye years, and hardly a
meeting night passes hut what Il receives some
new members. II has been the means VI doing
much good 10 that section VI the OH Dominion,
and has succeeded In Tedeeming NUMBER VI
tho followers Of "JOhn RaTleycUrn" from the
error OF their ways, aud graz credit Ia duo Ia
Messrs COrbett, CrOcker aud Wihlrts, and the IT
lAmllos, for their oXertions 10 build up the lodge
and make II n prosperous Institution. MessTs.
Plat CrOcker, James Z. Roach, Bani. Austin
and Fred Curhelt have boon elected Teprese D.
tAtiyes to the Grand Lodge.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS
NOTICES. or rWw ADVERTISEMENTS

surIrEs or SEw ADVERTIsRmRNIs
A INV brick house for sale.
FoR sale, brick house on d street
BUSINESS property on Pennsylvania avenue
for sale,
A FtNR brick dwelling for sale.
A BRICK HousE on NJ street Il offered for
sale.
FoR sale, brick house on Twelfth street.
PREsoRIrTroSs compounded at the Temple
drug store.
TaERR will be meeting Of the 90 West club
this evening.
INsuRANoE once fIicyer Bishop, Nos 900
and sos seventh street.
MATTtNaLY wHEELER, RuctlOneers, Will
sell, on Wednesday, November 20, at 3'5
O'Clock, valuable real estate and marble steam
mill with fixtures and OutbulldlnEs, at the cor.
nor Of o aud Water streets.
THERE will be sold At the Western pound, on
the lpth Instant at O'Clock, one dark bay horse
aud one red COW.
RoRERr H. uRAuLN has on hand a numbei
Of hrsI.olass carriages.
PaoF. y. A. srRrNonR will give private In
situations In the English branches, sc.
A VALUABLE lot and elegant residence Gof
sale.
TrNYfs 4 wrNsuow, gents furnishings, isI
Pennsyiyania avenue.
uREHN u WILLIAMS, auotlonocrs, will sell, on
Tuesday, Nov ,mbsr 10, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, At
assortment Of household furniture.
YEaNoNr butter and mess maoEerel at N. W
Burcholl'L, 1851 street
sHAwLE Of all descriptions, At Began 4
wylIss.
TwESTV double teams are wanted.
A HRicE uoUsE with ten rooms Tor rent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

Green Williams will sell at I o'clock u. N. ,
In front Oi the premises all and singular, the
east part Of lot No. -, In square l4T with lm.
prpvemenls thereon, situated On X street, he.
tween Thirteenth aud Fourteenth streets south.
east.
Also at o'clock y. IN lOtlettCred and marked
IL, In Todd 4 DAldWell's subdivision Of cor
tain lots In square No. ga, with improvements
thereon, situated on 4 street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets northwest
IL. II. Warner will sell, At a. y O'Clock p. IN,
the suutherly half Oi lot % aud lot ~ In LiuniS
subdivision u assigned lots I, ?, O. 20, q ami -,
In square 6y, with improvements thereon, stu.
nted On tho east side VI Twenty hrst street, he
tween n and q streets northwest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

Charley, don't talk so;n and then Lleut Essox
arrested him
Christian heck te,lInod M IN thu oIrcum.
stances on the airing, witness was within ! foot
or two OF o Brisn when no hrod, Ali witness
heard u Brien say was "YOu son OF b-h, " and
then he fred no other oonvorsatIon,
Norman TraVer Witness detailed the con.
versAtlon similar TO that detailed by lieutenant
EsseT. witness was Afterwards standing near
the pavilion saw O'Brlen come M and than
saw him raise his arm, saw the Hash. heard a no.
port and saw Cunning ham.falI saw the second
shot
Gross examined Witness was talking with
ParkhuTst when O'IlfIon passsd him ,lId ND
hear Patkhurst ask him TO take a drink,
Henry T. Carson was called, but dId not M.
pear, and the prosecution here closed.
TIE DEPENCu
A. n. Williams, for the defense sail that the
evidence already submitted showed that tho
Government could not insist upon any verdict
greater than mAnslauEhteFi hut the evidence
Tor tho defence would show that Il was not a
case Of manslAughter, but one OF selEJefanco
That evidence would show that O'BFlen was
told that Cunningham meant to assault him
and was prepared for him, lie was advised to
avoid him, and In endeavoring to do 90 he did
not take tho usual road, but went out behind
nlngham, no saw Cunningham talking loudly
to an excited crowd, and pruclaInlnE that his
| 20 Brlsn's) wife was who're. He approached
him; saw Cunningham place his hand as IL 10
hred with fatal result. The defence would con.
tend that tho frlng was In sell.dcfence; hut, At
the worst, could 10 nothing more than man.
slaughter.
Fenton Paxton testified that he hoard O'RrIen
and Cunning hams wife In Conversation at q reen
springs on the night Of the homicide. They
seemed very angry, but witness could not hear
what they said. Next time no saw o. BrIen
| Cunningham was talking loudly In him. Dun.
nIngnam said o. Brlen's vile was only a common
whOrei that Joe aud Finsy Fletcher had STAYED
with her at his house 4 dlhl,ulty then tnok
| place, after which Lieutenant Essex took away
| tho badge and baton OF O'BrIen. Afterwards
| Cunningham told witness that hs would have
satisfaction and said he would Kill o Brien DO.
fore he left the grounds. witness soon amer
| this met o. Brien and told him Of Guunipphn Z
threat. O'Brlen then went out With witness
and At the pavilion they saw Gun nlngham, who, ~
soon as U Brlon approached, said, There standi
the son Of BIB now aud put his hand to his
side as II TO draw a weapon. OBrlen then fired
OrosEexaminsd: Witness boards at Thecker'i
| hotel. Witness Ia n clerk; makes living nv
Wrltlngi has no writing to do now; has written
| for Mr.. BroukI wrote two days for Mr.. BRONX
made out a feW bills; has not done much work
| health has not been good; On tho night OF the
| homicide was engaged In carrying out beer, but
| business was duh, aud no talked TO various par
| ties on the ground.
| james Berlin. Witness was at Green Spring.
on the night OF the homicide. Was 90 tho pa
/ wilton. Mrs Cunningham asked witness to "
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14
QUEER MISTAKE.
A petccuve as a Horse : thief.

How lie discovered uimsFIT-A Chapter Of
Ipcrdents.
Yesterday morning a we'll known citizen drove
up In front Of police headquarters and left bis
horse quietly standing while no walked up stairs
to transact some business with Major Richards.
There 10, Of course, nothing remarkable about
this, but a moment or two later another ctlEen
entered the detective office AMI reported some
case Of larceny, asking At the same time that an
officer 20 with him Immediately to arrest tho
offender "Old Reliability" Of the corps, who,
| like cold victuals, Is always on hand, promptly
| stepped forward, took the gentleman's arm, and
| tugStheT they walked out Of the Ohics talking
| the matter over Almost invUluntarily they
| proceeded to the edge Oi the Sidewalk where tho
| horse aud buggy was standing
Now comes the funny part The detective
| thought that the complainant was the owner Of
| tho team, and had led him 10 II for the purpose
OF driving him up town. The complainant
| questions they entered the buggy aud drove eli
10 the direction they wished to visit
Amer driving hyo VI six minutes by way 0t q
| change Uf conversation tho detective mentioned
to his companion, "Nour horse has got tho
! eplEOotc.n MY hofsel" was the astonishCd re-
| ply. This amt my horse" "Oh see you've
borrowed him," said tho detective, mo, In.
deed why l thought II was your horse when We
| got In; It's very evident we've got some other
Inan's team" was the answer.
| This was pretty mess to be In, especially
ii for an officer, but lie decided that he would
transact his business, drive back and explain
the mistake.
In the meantime the owner Of the horse had
| got through with his business, come out, and, u
course, missed the team, He inquired around
whether any one had seen II, but they had not
Then no rushed iEtO the detective office aud re
ported the fact gave full description VI tho
whole rig, aud wound up by declaring 1t Wal
one Of the most baTe-laced cases Of robbery III
had ever heard Of, and let dsgusted for hil
home. On the way he kept sharp lookout
| and rewarded by seeing the tnmlllnl
animal drawing tho two strange gentlemen
OF course no brought them up with a round turn
and demanded to know how, when and wheTi
they had got that team, and ulthOut waiting Il
boar an answer he continued to ply them viii
other questions 10 witch were aided adjcciye
and angry CALCULATIONS.
BY tho use Of good lungs, and getting In
word now and then, the Otiicer nnally succeedoC
In explaining the situation to tho irate gentle
man, and the party separated, the owner dc
elaring that In future ho would be more careful
where he LET his team standing, and the Othel
| two vOwing that before they entered anOthe
buggy they would md out who II belonged to.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad
Company was held In this city this morning at
10 O'Clock, ut the Oltice VI r. l.. smith, esqi S.
,. Beach In the chair, and Albert Hswson secTe-
tary. i being aseertaincd that majority Of
the stock Ut the company was represented,
mostly by proxy, Mr. George X. Roberts sub.
mltted the annual report, which, In substance,
states that the receipts Of the road have beer
comparatively very small, so light rs to be In.
sufficient TO pay the Interest on tho bonds Of the
company, the limited rCcciptSbelng attributed
10 failure TO make satisfactory arrangements
with tho Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto.
mac Railroad Company for the TRANSPORTATION
VI passengers aud freight, whereby additional
inducements could be held out for trade aud
travel The report having been accepted an
election was gone Into for president and seven
directors, resulting In tho unanimous choice Of
Geo. Il. Roberts br president Albert HeWsun
was elected secretary aud treasurer aud among
the directors Thns A. Scott, OF Philadelphia
W. T. Walters aud W. J Howard, Of Baltimore,
and 5 Ferguson Beach, Of this city, Alter a
very short session the meeting adjourned ,inF
dG.-Ai, FaHdria Gdztuc NOp. II
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

PoLICE CouRr-Jud9s Sneu.-Thls court dis.
posed Of the following cases yesterdays John
MoDanlels, profanity fined t5 James Fannl-
gan and John Hudson, bOisterOuB, Is. l.. NJ,
for profanity. VIM. Nelson, cursing, o.. Jas
Garner, disturbing q ball, A10. Fletcher Bar
leigh, dlsorderly, t5. stephen Lewis, larceny,
90 days In jail, Charles Taylor, assault on his
wife, go. Alexander BaTnes, malicious mis-.
chief, $40 or 90 days In Jail. John Muller, dil-
turblng ball, go and costs John Holland, In
decent exposure, e5. Henry Goats, outrageous
assault on Mary Ellen Goats, his little daughter,
about II years Of age. The little girl told her
story, which was cOrrObOTated by a cOlOred wO-
man. The judge cent tho case TO the grand Jury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14
THE COURTS.
UIVII.

SUPREME CoURT or THE UNITED STATES
IVSdnsIdaV, November 10, ls12-No. $50, James
Rees, plaintiff In error, Vi. VIM. l.. Gould. The
argument Of this cause was concluded by Mr..
Geo. s. ChriIty, Of counsel for the plalntlh In
error.
No. 22s. The New Bedford and New York
Steam Propeller Company, appellants, W. The
United States. This cause was argued by Mr..
N. p. Ohlpmau and Mr.. I. ]. Dutant, Of ooun.
sol for tho appellants, and by Mr.. Attorney Gen.
eral Williams for the appellee,
No. 22g. Thomas Clyde, appellant, vs.. The
United States. This cause was argued by MIR.
N. p. Chapman and Mr.. I. ]. DurEnt, Of coun.
sol for the appellants. The court declined to
hear argument on the part Of the appellees.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

The case Of WIN. II. Brown vs.. Emma =,
AlsIrop Was again 10 the Equity Court yestcr
DAY, by NJ: Ihompson, eco, for complainant
and Enoch I0tten anu I. A. Lambert, esqs, Tor
defendant The case Involves the question Of
compliments right 10 an Interest IN the ha MI.
some row Of houses ut the northeast corner uf N
and Ninth streets, In this city, valued a. over
one hundred thousand dollars. Al the close (
the Argument his Honor, Judge Wyle, dellv.
cred his opinion, Diminishing the bill and de.
elarlng that from the evidence before him the
complainant clearly appears 70 have Invested
himself VI all title To an Interest Ia the property
IN question In favor u the defendant.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14
A DISCOVERY.
How Lieut.. johnson Was Fooled.


4 Good SeusntlOn , POIltd.
Yesterday morning Lieutenant johnson, Of
the Second precinct, reported to Lieutenant
NOonan, Of the sanitary corps, that in passing
by tho SchueiEen park he discovered, partially
buried In the centre Of tho road, what appeared
to be box. He had made cursory examine.
ton without dlslnterrlng IT, and was fully salts
hed that 1t was q coffin, and as It had tho APP
peaTance Of having beon there for some time II
must be the body Of a soldier buried during the
war.
Sanitary Oticer Sullivan was at once dis
patched to solve the mystery, and on reaching
the spot had the box taken up, when, instead o.
the body Of a soldier, he discovered that II con.
talned portion Of the remains OF n dead horse
They were again buried with due honor, Joke
peTpotTated on Lieutenant johnson, and the
termination Of tho adventure quietly laughed
over at headquarters. although the reporters
didn't Join 10 With very good grace, as they an.
tlcipatcd trst class sensation.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

A meeting Of the Ohio Republican Association
was held last night at MaTini's hail. ThJ Con
gressiOnhl committee made report showing
that 7Os, $50 documents had been forwarded u
the State OF Ohio during the last campaign. Tho
business Of the association relating TO tie
campaign was settled, alter which resolution
was adopted To give q series OF sOClHbles during
the coming winter, and the executive committee
was authorized to make all the necessary ar.
Tangements for the same.
The executive committee announced only a
limited number OF sOclaOlo tickets would be IL.
sued all Of which would he placed 10 the hands VI
"A select committee for distribution among the
members Of the association.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

Messrs Latlmer n Cleary, auctioneers, have
sold the following pieces Of improved and unim.
proved property: East part OF lot II, In square
b3b, and improvements, being two twO-stOry
frame buildings, TO X. J. Collins, for $3.50. Also
part lot II, In same square, and improved by a
Two story frame dwelling, TO II. COggins, lOI
sl,67O. Also, lot No. lty, In MOrrisOn's sub
three-stOTy brick dwelling, TO X. O. Burr, foi
S2,S2b. The above house Is situated on Turner
street, between 2 and q streets. Also, lots
and s. square 6l2, to Z. A. Hebard, at 20 cent
per square iOOti lot l, In square sos, TO SAINT
purchaser, at ~ cents per foot, Also, lots 2OJ
2O4 no. 200, 2OI and 2Os, In II. =. Gilbsrt's sub
division VI square 6I5, and improved by six IN
finished dwellings, being on Myrtle street, and
opposite ST. AlOyslus church, 10 Colonel EnOcl
TOlten, for 81, so each.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14
FAST DISAPPEARING.


Tho usual hustle and activity was observed
on the streets yesterday, consequent on the re-
turn OF the general use Of horses, although
many Of the animals showed symptoms Of the
disease still cllnging to them, and In a number
Of cases mucous was noticed "a being discharged
IRON their nOstTtls. 1t Is certainly running a
great risk for the safety Of stock, that the own.
eTs should be so reckless as To trust them when
suffering from the disease at so serious stage,
All the railroad lines had cars on tho different
routes yesterday CXcept the Columbia company,
which will probably not resume trips until Sat
uTdAy.
There were thirteen deaths reported at police
headquarters yesterday but not all occurred
from the epiEOOtic
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14
AVE- USEM ENTa.


This evening Mr.. Proctor will appear as Jib.
benainOsay In the drama Of "The Nick OF the
Woods" 1t is one Of MIR. Proctor's very best
assumptions, and 10 It he Is exceedingly popu.
lar. The Incidents OF the play arc OF the most
stirring nature, and II cannot fail Of drawing
good houses. Friday evening MIR. Proctor has
benefit, and saturday afternoon at the natl.
nee the "Red POcket.bOOk" will be again pro.
lueed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

The regular weekly meeting Of Howard Dlvl.
SION, sous VI Temperance, was largely attended
last night by lie own members, as well a. those
o. sister organizations. The entertainments
gwen by the Howard Division are quite popular
among the temperance folks The following
order Of exercise was carried out; Reading IN
hessrs, Powell aud Milllkon; song, by MlSs
Aggle sinplOni recitation, by 4. i. Jewell;
by d. d. Peck, sEq.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Third Annual LeVso-lIOunt VrrnOR lodge.
No. n

No. ..
The third annual levee Of Mount Vernon
Lodge, X. OF p, given last evening at Masonic
Temple, will be long and pleasantly remembered
BY the lodge, the invited brethren, friends and
the occasion with their presence. The commit
tee OF arrangements, headed by Mr.. W. II. Con,
roy and the reception committee, headed by Mr.
A. Y. McElrOy, wore unremittlnE In most &C
eeptably dischArglng their duties, while the
Moor managers gave abundant proof that this
delicate work had been oOnnded TO competent
hands. The programme Of dancing embraced
twenty'fOur sets, which were not concluded un
VI reasonable hour this morning. Mount
Vernon Lodge has much reason to congratulate
it1elf upon Its success last night.
The hail was tAsteiully and richly decorated,
natural flowers being conspicuous In tho adOrn,
ment Tho fountain Of peTfumed waters was
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

YesIeTdRy's Arrival
HAIIOEAL.
W II, HArpsT, Iud %, Z. OlosS, Washington.
p o. HSVes Omaha, Neb. " Poplln, baltimore, Nd.
JOhn W. kOss, III.
METROPOLITAN.
O. p. Curtis. baltimore. 3. HsgmIn, NY.
A, Wsldhan, n Y, ID. X, GafhaTa and vile
i W SohuekHTa, Phlla. Philadelphia.
Henry A, HONey, Boston,
ARLINGTON.
Lieut., Con. p. u. sheridan Dol Jno. v. Sheridan,
Uhas. R6bello, N Y, Homer II, Stuart, N, y,
EfhnEhAm h.NchnlsiN.Y Nj. and Mn. Sanford, Gan
II, q. Ogden aud wi vi ada, go
4. coast survey. Gov. HsnTg r. Beldsn,h.Y.
Mr., and Mrs. Fstsondou
wmLARD's uOTEL.
L, slsunbAd and wife, p. Barry. BrOOkIn' N,
A. ailisn, .. I Consul D. MeMolISn and lady,
IrS.as X. SCOT, aud wife O. n High and wife, Chi
&, G6 SaS5;S Pnll.dOl Ms b. h. Fielding, New
}. T. wa,llOo PhuSdol f. (. FIELDING, New YYSEE E
80 goohrAns. Rochester,
EhnIFT HOUSE.
L. II. Packer, New Yort lDr. ". y, Gray aud wife,
u. Wall SAT- Lake. hlehm0ndi Va d..
NJ y. beSrdon' Knoxville j. Freq ElhnGor' h'Auh'
Hon, Horace Maynard J. r BGthune,, wife and
KnoIvlilc, Tom. q lighter, WErTentou,
h6B H h'''1'' o'''''Aa' Il. yort. Phllsdslppn,
Asa T uSohrau. IT,, Buffalo. icS w 4. DARLING, New
JACOB R,plsIO and wife A 9; NsyE;sot and LADY
J. r. willard, u. s.
", A, MAuTy And vile,
PTJJid0noe, X, l.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14

There Is no garment worn by gentlemen so
conducive to comfort rs an elegantly fitting pair
Of pantalOons We have now 10 our empl Oy one
IT the tnest pantalOOn-cutteTs In the country
Our stock Of pant casslmoTos Is one Of the best,
selected from the choicest foreign stocks offered.
The prices have been set very low while the
work Is second to none. Our tailoring depart.
nent Is on the second floor. Gentlemen are
invited to inspect the stock
A. SAFs n 90. AID Seventh street.