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New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
stirring speechIwas also made by Col. Lansing.
AT THE IRISH STAND.

The Irish stand stood directly in front of
Cooper Union on AstOrpaoe, and profusey draped
with large American flags and illuminated with Chinese
lanterns and petroleum hambeaux, which, together
with the brilliant flashes Of the manycolored fireworks
the right of the stand brought out in bold relief the
earnest, intelligent faces OF the dense thrOng which
greeted its speakers with such cheers as SOL
diers give when entering fight they Of
ming COL Ethan Allen introduced william T. Robinson
Of Brooklyn, who presided at this stand Upon being
introduced. Mr.. Robinson said:
SPEECH OF WIN. +. ROBINSON,
Mr.. PRESIDENT AND FELLow-DEMocRAIs: 1t is with
great pleasure that rise tonight 10 advocate the eee
ton Of who is worthy Of being President of
the United States. We have had all kinds
OF candidates. some bad and some Indifferent
but We have first-class man now in the per.
son Of Horace Greeley OF HewYOrk. Zap
pause There strangers in this city and others who
wish TO address you, and / do not propose
as Chairman TO occupy your attention at
any leagth. This stand has been called the
true American stand. being designed for Irish
adopted citizens and will have the pleasure OF intro
oucng TO you tonight from II who have been tried
IN Iher devotion and their patriotism for Ireand-WhO
nave stOod beneath the scaOd uninChingy 10 sacrifice
'heH h'es I0T Ireland. Their names not unfamiliu
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04

PYLE's o. X is the best household Soap In
marke and s itself on trial Fold by gooers s'esywhsrs
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
AT THE DEMOCRATIC STAND.
The following are among the speeches made
at the Democratic stand


at the Democratic stand
SPEECH OF MARTIN T. MMAHON
GENTLEMEN: The most curious, perhaps OF all the
curious events which have grown out Of the Cincinnati
Convention, is the sudden interest and tender nav
almost afectionate, solictude which the friends
OF the present Administration feel for the welfare and
fate of the Democratic party They greatly troubled
lest the Democratic party may not maintain its integ
ry and its organization, and all the good things which
are 20 be accomplished by unanimity in Bal
tmore As one OF the rank and file OF the Democratic
party seeking and desiring no Office or benefit from the
party, can assure them tney may make their minds
its Integrity its honor and its organization, by nOminat
ing, indOrsng, and eecng Horace Greeley for Presi-
applause.l
The reason that these gentlemen assign 20 us that
should not take that course II that Horace Greeley
the past bitterest and most implaccable enemy
he he had at least the merit Of being loyal and
frank enemy. fCheeIs.l II like crab
We might perhaps 70 back INTO these Issues OF pact
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
iAnuoHneemests.l I
BuRNrrr's CocoAINr makes the hair grow.

If u. s. Census of Bed bugs had been
taken annually dunng the last thirty would show that hc
have not increased number during that period LYov Mac
POWDER has kept them down aud wteaeer has
been Used they have disappeared auuh all household
Is only Necessary 10 use 10 lDeyery home
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04

DooLEY's YEAST POWDER is always full
weight saving " ons fourth to oAehaL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

Ihere u a room lOt ruIg- Az Carroll Place
A special meeting, this evening, OF the Grand
Lodge, |. o. o. +.
A cigarstore and sample room Is for sale cheap
At GO5 Pennsylvania avenue.
Asbury Lloyd, esq.,, has removed his law Ofilce
TO his house, No. bO9 Seventh street.
Liquor at the receptions tomorrow will be the
exception, not the rule as heretofore.
There were not many selghs out yesterday,
/ and what there were didn't run smooth.
woman who wants to do plain cooking, &c.,
can ind place at 9is Pennsylvania avenue.
That slate man has woke up at last, and Is
"shingllng" the new office. Wonders never cease.
This evening there Will he meeting OF the
First National Territorial Guards at their armOry
Watch meetings tonight by Pioneer Council,
No. |, Sons Of Jonadab, and by Liberty Council,
No.. O.
A light-rOom store on the north side Of Penn
svlyanla avenue. Address, box REPUBLICAN
ONCE
The principal business OF Young men to-day
will beto make good resolutions, only TO break
them nsTt year.
AuberaI reward will he paid for Rold-headed
cane marked +. u. H., and taken from the How
ard house by mistake.
Ten dollars reward Ia offered for the return Of
q bracelet, lost on Pennsylvania avenue, TO this
once or 1901 Pennsylvania avenue.
! meeting Of the Chicago relief committee
was called for yesterday hut, owing TO the alb
| sence from the city OF several members, no bust
ness was transacted.
The left optic Of friend OF ours is seriously
damaged ali on account OF selgh-ride. by the
blessing Of Providence and wine Of opium he Is
expected to be out In a few days.
Martin Merritt wAs arrested yesterday by De-
tectiye MCElfresh charged with stealing awatch
and some clothing from Ballin Parker, OF the
court. lie was locked up for hearing.
The following was the range Of the theTmOme-
ter yesterday at Hemper's Opticlan store, No.
459 Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF FOuT-and-a-
half street, a. H., 80; 10 a. M, ~; ~ M, SO; p.
Z AZ a II. ID 1Rs II. WI.
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AID FOR TIE POOR.

Meetings Held Ycstordny--south Washing
ton Relief Association Rorued-TbC cut
zens' Commission In the Field.
An adorned meeting Of the lady delegates
from each Of the churches In South Warrington,
appointed recently for the purpose Of forming q
d u sshlngton, was held yesterday at Ryiand M
E) chapel, corner Of Tenth and n streets south.
west, The following composed the delegates
Ryiand chapel, Mrs. W, !. Murtagh, Mrs. I. +,
How'd and Miss NdiIe Lloyd; Gorsnch az, e.
church, Mrs, r. W, Mullen, Mrs. Royce, Miss
Ernest; siNth-street Presbyterian church, Mr,
r, Henderson, Mrs. Amanda Thompson, Mrs.
Ward; sCven,h-street Presbyterian church, Mrs,
HeyeT, Mrs. J. W. Henderson, Misc Addle kerI
Grace Up. E,) church, Miss Lotth Marten, Mrs. ",
Holmead, Ms. 7. A. Boswell rum Bapus'
church, Mrs. William Cammack, Ms. ). Taylor
Ia addition 70 the above there Ia also one gen
tleman from each Of the churches represented,
VINO WI aei " me caGaciy o. upT,ee ahu Z
composed Of MessrA Z. A. Boswell OF Grace "
E.) church; W, A, Thompson, Of the sixth Pres
hyterian church, d. u. Davidson, Of the seventh
Presbyterian church; \. ". Taylor, Of Fifth Bap
Tat church, and ". II. Wright, Of Ryland chapel
The mcet'nI was called TO order by Mr. VIM.
Murtagh, who stated the object OF the meeting
to he Tor the purpose Of forming a society TO as
slst in alleyiatng the wants OF the poor OF South
washington.
Candidates were then placed in nomination
and the following elected as nfiicera: President
MIRA. y. A. Boswell, Of Grace (P. E.) church; irst
vice president Mrs. Cammackt Of the Fitth Bap
tlst church; SECOND do, Mrs. Henderson, OF tho
sixth Presbyterian church; secretary, Miss AddlS
a committee, consisting OF Mrs. Murtagh, Mlsi
Martin and Mrs, Henderson were appointed tC
draft a constitution for the government OF Tho
society.
ON motion the name of the organization was
declared to be the South Washington Benevolent
Union.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

Ahnhht "pctinH OF tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
port Of the President.
The animal u,setirs ~ the stocsboidsr, n, m.
New YoTE AlsIandTia wasbington ana asorso.
Town afesmabin line ~ 4 heid Al nnon vsStsT,sV
AZ Inc Nationaf Netropoiitan banE 1shere ,Seggah
present on tbe StoCEbolders bssiies Nj II III
Thompaon president N me rofnnanV Mesars
gicbnlas ActeF samuel psSon, ~ Ia Netgerotf
j. ". BotsIer. Dr. BaxteT. mi b Coote, rev II
/. EiIott. A. nj Herr. Moses KelV. jobn n
MltchelI. ". w. Moore. p. q. Plchsrdson. N 4
Richaryis. 4 n stouVbion II o stanton Hiiilam
Thnnnson. WInIam N To,Id. WIuIam &aIi ami
others.
Tho neetIng vaa caiIed IN or,,er hV presldept
Thomnaon who nremised his animal 'renort Nv a
yerbfI statement relative 10 the Condition ~ Inc
affalTs az inc comnany ne men real his ANIMAL
report which shows The company 10 he In a hlghiy
prospeFous Condition since the exceaa N re
celpfs over tllabursements iustines me payment
10 All stocEholders OF 4 seni-annuai dividend Of
he year extra demRnds nave been met IN
extra trips Of the regular steamer. n q.
Kniyht ami John gihaon, the numhpr ~ ,rhnaa
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posing ono sum for two or more routos'D cannot BE-
~ The route, the service, the yearly pay, the
name and residence Of the bidder, tthat " bic usual
POST pihoe hddreea,l and the name Of Zach mem Dor
% nrtny whore . company oncra, should be dir
uncuy ltated, ......
W tlauetn SIC fequeate1 70 u.s. ~ thr ~ nTnctica
ble, The printed propoaaa turnisheq by the Depart
meni w. wrte Guy N Ial the sum OF their BIDS and
70 rntalh gltiee OF thefn, -. -
Uttered eida sh9nld not bs snhmiiteai nor should
NitthdthNal y reGeived twenty Tour houfa previous
~ tl w WIZ me- 10 0lsenins tng
1911 oiA ~ huAIhnteen " w, espohslole
~ W Hnu HuhINhlte tlohln % fgsef
Nanny ~ VT w ~ naine 0l eaeh psfpon
49, -, MA ei y t1e IshI 70 "
mi ~ ~ srns S - N.Y. hN "
sSd bdsps " ~ Inno IN & Sin aetora
IA he IA s6S,,iA IL sc.1. .Nf.o
~ Sst,,,s d.nr.1 rps II Asslet
~ ~ md b 1vptets Von,sot and sent
afpurn ana t,t,sara r,ns, ~ = ~
Waed rl,sgf AZ Arm ~, s,,,c soi,I ~
sa,st t teg snf ~ M sro,t ~ ~. ~ ~
,Ttfcss N I,ne 4 is51t ~ eS'''' WV -" W N'h-
III "a, sssiy.ts az 10 A, ,ys.I ,,g ,,,,.,f-,,-,t
DspaTfrssf ~ ~ Mon a. ii iSv ~ y,ss IN sks
W. Ss ass,yisi GIisy van X s5ssiisgsi y.
yaiis ~ ~ re.s,,s, ss.s.ai %ay gro,..i . soS
are foTfddsn Nv is,g sna SanssSpsn,in cSnndt y
allowed Neitl,ef can bt,ia oT ibferes3 IN bidS -
transferred ar asslsaei ii rfhcr t.Tttes tlifdcgs
will therefore take Notice that ibet vim ~ sgta9fsd
u perform the service AWARDED M thsm tbroi,b liz
whole e6ntract term w '"''' '''''usn INV
IA Recti0n 10 81 the act Of June g. is7a provides
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

pearing that a new information had been substl-
tuted for the one which had boon sworn 10 BIZ the
oficer making the complaint During the trial
OF these cases AOme quite uncnmpllmentATy
words passed between Mr.. N. n. Miller, the coun.
sci for the Government, and Mr.. Harrington,
counsel for the accused. Antonio BreRazEl a.,
sAult on Lieut.. J. II, Kelly; bond for q hearing.
John r. Sims, assault on Samuel Clark; Judgment
suspended. Minor Gibson, stealing guose; %
days 10 jail. John ConleF, assault on Oticef
John n. Renner; % and costa stephen Ford,
larceny Of three pounds Of beefsteak; dismissed,
John Cullnane, assault on Jenny brown; six
divorced wife; $500 bonds. AdjoIrned. w "''
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

The board OF managers Of the Washington
city Bible Society met last night al the depOsi,
tory, No. 423 Seventh street, President WIN. J.
Mcclure In the chair.
The meeting was opened by reading the Scrip
lures aud prayer OF city pastors, Rev, Drs,
Cuthoert and Hinkly were present.
Grants were made as follows: To Marine bar
racks, two dozen Testaments; Methodist PTotes-
tant Mission Sunday-schOOl, one dozen Bibles.
The agent, Mr. CObb, presented the following
report: 81 families visited In the month; -
found destitute OF the Scriptures; 10 families
supplied; la families refused the Scriptures Q
Bibles and Testaments sold 3 Bibles and :
Testaments donated; subscriptions received,
s2l neld Of labor Third ward.
The presence OF city pastors, taking an inter-
est In the work OF supplying every family In the
city with q copy Of the Scriptures, and aiding by
their experience and suggestions the work OF
the society," Is recorded with pleasure, and as all
city pastors are er oHci0 members, their presence
at these monthly meetings would he both pleas
ant and profitable.
After the transaction OF routine business the
hoard adjourned
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS AND. POS
CONTAINING ALSO CONDITIONS TO BE INC
IN THE CoNTnACTa TO THK EXTENT nj

| IN N
n I'M oosTRScTs 10 T2E KTTEsf M pSPhRT'
MIST NAY DEEM PRoPER' IN"
ID seven minutes are allowed to each intermediate
he mAiIa NV o'her"'Se siTcihed' LOT asserting
\ % Foutss where the mode Of convey n . i'd.
s. 0a " w heiAI akens o. the P9St Ooe Pc.
and ss{s are e b conveyed without extra ehanle,
ter. or otbeT nseSts ~ thp ny RostmSS
bsny ne mails, sPeeifytng the number and dcStinl-
mIatSr o Ss1Te " Se 1 M ~ h bS
and Pouehes -, .
and fop IN ~ 1e uaaS W. noi REFORMED;
casoned By the fault % the contractor or carrier,
I'M - ~, tng It{ oi tne uip VIII De dedueted For
dsPepdinF mails, aud not sufficiently excused. one
3re tnf SP FIea M me VIZ ~ sqi ny e
herein specified, enhanced penalties proportional 70
nav H. msds ana tue importance OF the mall
For leaving behind or throwing %, the mails.
OF any Poron g. mem LOT nc adaptation Of pas
ming express, conveying inteiissRcs in adTan S
o. NE NJ mai, n 1uATItors pay may ne DEDUCTED
Dc promptly and satisfactorily explained By oeTtid
M ~ IN or he sihdAViH o. 9theF cred,
ior neSectins 70 take the mail from or deliver II into
StFoye3 Fo6bsI or lost sna IN o. VIZ 9 af AZ
mAnd, TO convey the mail as frequently - the con
Tractor tnns or concerned in running, coach,
o.. The PostmHster General may apnul the contract
~ iAlinIea " run aEreeably TO contract;
3 Ss or FsfaasE q tSs an n
ghaarke = carrier when required by the DePartment
tT5nsPorting persons or packages conveying mall
ap ~ III. riAtbSr out q lhe mail
~ Lhe Postmaster General may order an increase
increase on NE contract pay 10 may change
and particularly 70 make them conform 10 oonnso'
lnns With rallroAds without increase Of ray, pro
master densrai may also dtScontinae or caFtSi The
, IN Enoie ot ~ pAFi ~ order y place On the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31
Death n, ,bc Nav Ynrd.

On Saturday evening last Thomas Pratt, sea
man In the United States navy for the last thir-
ty-fOur years, died on board Of the United States
steamer Triana, at the navy yard. Pratt returned
TO the ship FROM liberty late In the evening, and
laid down on the battle deck fOreCastle. He i'm
medlately commenced throwing up blood, and
stated that he had been beaten outside the yard.
The physicians Of the yard were summoned the
next morning after his death, and yesterday q
cOronerH Jury was empanneed, and returned a
verdict that deceased met his death from expos
uTe and lntOXlCatOn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

waTrE, clean, sound teeth, all NAV have by
using daily THCRsnONs Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price, ~ and % cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair; oil desire II, all
may have Il by constant use Of TuoMPsOSs
Pomade optime. Price, 70 and 90 cents pei
bottle.
LIoHT coLoREp Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not aOlied. JOUyENs lnndorOus Kid Glove
Cleaner Will reuoyate them thoroughly; price, %
cents per hottie. All sold by druggists and
fancy dealers
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

swank goes to-day, and the places that knew
him once wal know MIN no more. No more will
the seed girls tremhle at his presence; no more
Will the valiant Dodge cease indting his dOlOT.
ouA illusions at hearing hiA step, no more will
the gallant Chamberlain vince at the sound Of
his voice; no mOre-wel he's gOlng-aud the
late DlOnysns NJ the Agricultural Department
can eXclann; Non sum 9Udlis sTdm'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

EDITok REPUBLICAN, should like to call your
attention, and that OF the Civll Service Commit
tee, to one OF the rules OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury, which Is this: "When clerks OF high
grades are less etticlent than those OF lower ones
under this rule II would tend to make many
clerks better satisfied with their positions. W.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31
THE COURTS.


Circuit COuFt-CbIef Justice Cartier.
A number Of cases Of appeals from Justices Oc.
cupled the court yesterday. The following ap-
peals were disposed of:
Hicks VS.. OrfisOn. The case was submitted 10
Jury, who returned verdict for the plaintiff In
500 with interest.
Walker Va. Tenney Verdict for plaintiff In
t5h.30.
Young Va. Callan. Judgment OF condemnation
Of property attached.
Newman vs. Walters. This case was sub
mltted TO the court without Jury, aud Judgment
rendered for tI0.
Payne vs. Metz. Verdict for the plaintiff for
500.
Woody vs. Rufe Judgment for the plaintiff
for t69.6I.
CAsES TODAY.
The following cases on the appeal calendar are
assigned for trial to-day Nos. %, %, bs o., 90
aud II, Adjourned.
Criminal Court and Special Term.
Neither the Criminal Court nor Special Term
transacted business yesterday.
Police C0uTt-Jud6s Smell.
In this court yesterday, In q case against ]. W.
Nandenburg for fast driving, the Information
was dismissed ~ defective; and In a similar case
against Charles Earle the information was dis
missed for want Of the proper aiidaylt, 1t RP-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

The card appears In tO-day's REPUBLICAN Of the
new law lm Of CayAnaugh, Gray A flanagan.
Their once Is located at 1907 4 street. They will
practice before all the higher courts and the
Departments. The reputation OF these gentle
men IL EuCh as to secure the good Will aud conf
denrp at once Of tue entire community.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31
ADJUSTMENTS.


,,onaI ~, -, 90, s,,,ao,ne ~, ~. Wv a'
''ouh Iast nIBht-an auuenee' ny tno way
composed OF the very 'hte OF the patrons OF the
drama, aud one which extended to Mr. BOucl-
CAN'T A greeting that even to the hackneyed son,
=, ,h., s.,.,' .,a -, ,.,,.,t-,-s -,
- '' ~, 80 SUI ~ au'"Oi
must nave beeh truly pleasing Inc Pefiotmance
was a double one, consisting Of kerry; or, Night
and Morning" and "Arrah ma POgne; or, Inc
Wicklow Welding" The cast in Kerry was A.
follows: Kerry, Mr. Boucicanlt, Gerald Des-
Rond, NJ: e; Alexander; Blanche, Me-; s1yllIs;
nn.e, ~ He ~ Se"T SWn' MI NJ ", ~
paII s ~. ". MeeIisht MI hlnisley. luz piAy-
~ RorP.,,,,Sa h !, s LA ~ ~, ~ ~, ~
~ ny; ~, ny nnnus y uiviuues Vns uI tne
W ne a,, O,.5 ~ Lung eyer Seen Un 'ne staBe
~ .ta wy Natlehai tneaue' Us ~ Onue ~ emo
ntnH a1l.H ~ nv, @ nv nu T so ,tl-
~ os W, snht 1ne n mnV ,,l.e
Ut y' ias S"eS o'" NJ cue '8he 'e
The assumption OF the role Of Kerry seems to
pc as natural Is human genius can make y. u
trnsted Fng,isb sePyaStd nS Who really has he
good Of the family he serves at heart. II must
have required the closest study Of some actual
mOueI anu thorough analysis OF the eccentricl-
nes anu PecuinIlues OF cIass OF servants nn-
naEphy uut lit wv, Known IN thls country; Inc
wy ~, ,h OI Wy tostels nhn, tne
~ H " tne pp,oacnng seoonu vhllunOOu
OF herIyl was indeed renarkable' and the power
anu Benlus % the Actor shohe out win VIVA
Ioive Mnete ne UNEXPECTEDLY met Gerald, ms
g os w tiAsIer, whom ne SUPPRESSED drowned az
~ We tsIneInDeI nOtnlhB "lthlh tue range OF
'n :, W ~ ANA a net ts tnan tnis. ,., ,..,,
the Inind IKE WGliack's Figln IN his cell Ike
that OF Lucille Westerns Nancy sykes when
nrS ss IN, we ihe death-bed scene OF Mrs. Bow
from her iriends MSe Is a,aas, parng
any great dramatic piot1re which, when once
seen Is never forgotten; and then Kefry's break
ing the news to Blanche Of heT husbands return
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

Beyond question, this Is the premier beverage
OF the banquet; and, as people, we seem to he
rapidly becoming nation Of champagne drink
ers Only a few years since, Germany received
the largest quota Of genuine Champagne Wines
now the United States are said To lead In this
particular Indeed, the trade has become 80 i'm
pOrtAnt that some OF the principal producers
have established branch houses In our midst
Prominent among these Ia that old and highly
reputable house Of Bouche nls A Co., at MAreull-
SAY, producers Of the renowned brands, INA
pOleOn Cabinet" and "Dry NeTLenay," each Of
which has attained a most exalted reputation
wherever known. The former will be remem-
hered as tho wine which was the tavOTte at the
Duke Alexis banquet In this city about one year
since; and Is the variety so generally sought for
by cOnnOisseurs. Il Is admitted to be one Of the
very best Of les rims de Ia mOHtdJRs-possessing a
rich, etferyescent add eXhllarating mousscur, n
most luxurious bouquet, and the peculiar qualIh-
cations Of producing immediate and supreme
happiness. This Is the only champagne, Of our
experience, which can he partaken Of In con-
siderable quantities without subsequent un-
pleasantness. As paddy said In regard to his
tayOrite whisky, "There Is not headache In n
hOgsnead OF IT," II 10 the tRyOnte wine at Del
mOnicOs, and at the other leading restaurants
and hotels throughout the country.-N. y. Been
ing Express, Dec. ".
II our memory serves MS right, Mr.. Thomas
Russell, 1919 Pennsylvania avenue, has these
wines for sale, being agent for the District Of
Columbia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

BOoE FoR EVERY ONE.
Father BurkoS Lectures In reply 70 Nc. Fronde
In pamphlet form. Price, 90 conie For sale ~
JANIS BEiLEW, Bookseller,
TO5 Seventh street, corner @ northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31
nnnpSTIE,,

Sewing Machine Is the best OF all. The pcrfec.
ton OF stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
OF work, ease Of operation, noiseless, (Or more
nearly so than any other shuttle machlne,) self.
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
all parts IA not equaled In any other machine
once, pO5 street, Masonic Temple
NJ l.. ADAMS 4 Co., Agents.
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JAY COOKE 81 CO.,

General Agents for the District Of Columbia
Virginia, North COrOIiHa, and south Caro-.
llnnI
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK REPUBLIC,
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 90,
FAINT, WASHINGTON a co,
MIDDLETON L Co,
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
FIR MEMS SAVINGS D TRUST CON
PAN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

All deposits made with this company between
this date and January :, 1873, Inclusive, will
draw Interest Of the rate NJ SIX per cent. from
January !. -Four per cent paid on deposits Of
$50 aud upwards II an deposit thirty days. Bank
open to receive deposits Thursday evening, jan
nary 2, u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

T. n. Naudaln, go Pennsylvania avenue, an
nounces a great reduction In the prices OF all
fall and winter dress goods at his store. The
ladies will not forget this when out shopping
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
i scriber has obtained from the supreme Court
q the District q Columbia, holding Special Term
letters "a adminiHtratiOn Q, l. a., on the personal
estate OF IHoa JEFFERsOH SMITH, late 1T Washing.
ton county, ID. O., deceased All persons having
TO exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof TO the
subsoIiber on or before the 18th day Of December
all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 9sth day OF December
ISL VIM. J. WARREN.