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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-09-12

HiissENCLS-Lemon, Vanilla, Geatine; Para.
~ fine Wax candles, Toilet soap, at
may C. C. WIIEATS
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-09-12

How TO BREAK AN OX.-An editor sent the fol-
lowing receipt to subscriber who wanted to
know how to break an OK. We publish it for the
benefit of any of our subscribers who have any
4ronble in that line eff only one OK, a good
way would be to hoist him, by means of long
chain attached to his tail to the top of pole for,
ty feet from the ground. Then hoist him by a
rope tied to his horns to another pole. Then de-
scend on his bask five ton pile driver, and if
that don't break him let him start country
newspaper and trust people for subscriptions
One of the two will do it sure"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01

Meeting Yesterday Business TRANSACTED L.
The Board Of Metropolitan Police, 81 ! Is
meeting yesterday, transacted, among 9th or
business, the following;
Tho Resignation Of additional Private o. I.
IeUls, on duty at the Thsatro OOmiqus, was o
The TsSlspStlon Of Private John zurvOs as
received and accepted, TO take effect Noyemb or
j, Harris and p. II. Umbeis we're appoint cd
additional priyates, 70 do duty on square n %.
80, for six months.
John Mccormick was appointed an addition al
private, TO do duty on Seventh street, betwO On
u and streets northwest, for six months.
Private Albert @. Wall was dropped from he
J. o. Miller was appointed an additional p RI.
yate, 70 DO duty at the Treasury Department or
sir months. .
Edward Jones was appointed an additIou Al
private, to do duty At the corner Of Fifth and q
btreols northwest, for sir months.
Detective y. r. p. Blgley presented his resi- =.
nationi which was accepted,
Benjamin Blmonds and George Tonlng we've
appointed privAtes on the forco.
Of A. q. Anderson 4 90, Mrs AuRusta KrmgoT,
Mrs. Lucy Byrne and Augustus Willoge were
dlsApproved, and those Of gotfTied Schoble, 7.
=, Burke, Henry Kolb, Eberhart RattmAn, X.
p FpeitL j. II. Davidson, Thomas MoMahen,
CHARLES Hines, Jones TlilmRn and Edward
Abner were laid over,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01


sStend % height q twenty feet, supporting
me oroa ., bean O. tour ~ eight timber from the
Sois .s,n ron w va n9osS hAnS Inc
used to-day was ths same USED ia The execution
o. GRADY, March 2, 1871, and IL what 10 known
q ee-qnaIter Inch MANILA. This was pre-.
isrred % new piece, a. on the former OCCASION
ne klpst bad been taken out, thus making Il
eortain ihht there would be no tuirllng o. the
poay. zoe 900 o. the fope was made last te tho
spsgn. az ,s sne R15sh side q The scs1Sld saa
49,, ~, ~, y Ky, s.ess oSam hesL Wy sna s s
through and terminated 10 the fatal moose, e
y aM % "a, ps ag ven soaped % mfke ZIP
lowed
rHH COFFIN.
a eutssV5 s'ssnoe W. tasen ~ ths Kun mon;
ser, ana then byWay Of relief the parties turned
one 70 the Other and IN conversation sought 70
SHOW nonchAlanee they BY no means felt, lor
ever on me most har1onod the solemn snrr99nd.
slight eOmmotlon was mads By the entrance Of
W. myn Deatlns me CONN, when Wa pia 80
nnaer the soshold: Thls soon suosldedi ana tnS
eagerly watched the windows and hougetops on
q street and the movements OF the people 10 the
uees' "
., THE PRoOEsstoH. ..
JUST as All were beginning 70 feel restless the
north door OF the jail was thrown open and me
S P.S0SSsSn entered The ySTdSSS TsE' m
tho guards, then the prisoner, u guard on either
.lde,l aud IN the rear the two ministers, lRey.
mebstt. draper anu JonneOn'l Inc party
moved toward the foot Of the uoatold and as
oended tho steps, the crowd silently watching
tho silent party. When the plauorm was
reached the guards ranged themselves around
" tho prisoner walked firmly TO the centre,
placing himself beneath the rope and faced the
crowd, the ministers standing directly In mont
OF him.
Al on the scanold removed their hAts, and
Rev Mr.. Draper lined out the hymn, FEATHER !
stretch my hand to Thee" which was sung By
TIE ministers and others jenkins leading on
nith clear voice In which there was not no.
uoeabio tremof.
Doilng the singing OF the hymn gang OF TIRE
nnruly spirlh on the outside made the most
hldeops aud dlsgTnoeful nolap BY yelling and
ehoutinB, but it DID not IN tho least interfore
Win the equanimhy OF tho oondemnod man.
Az Ihe oonoiuslon oi the hymn all knsh ana
rev. Mr.. Johnson offered up
a HsRvEHT PRAYER,
10 when ne implored God 70 give the Dying
man strength 70 pass through the trying ordeal,
and 70 receive his soul ~ u peseed Into the
SHADOW o. death, and 90 pardon all bis sins that
they might meet IN the realms OF bliss lie
enelal 20 the community 10 Staying the progress
o. larlessnesa ana conelnded with = ieIVent
appeal lot dlVIne strength and mercy Tor All.
THs LAST oo0D.nTE
On rising rom their knees the ministers bad
hlm good- ne turning IN order that they might
clasp MS plnioned arm, and then Advancing q
s,,sp ioLT X ~ viz sle upon ny, iaee, *;
olalmod fareWell, world FAREWELL friends
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01

Miss Boxers Husband Indignant.
Whom tho death Of Annie Dean occurred 10
this city last week some Of our city cOtsmpOFa-
Ties, for tho purpose Of creating q sensation,
asserted that she was the heroine In tho famous
Dean. Boxer elOpement affair that created such
IN tho REPUBLICAN, at tho time that she was
not, and the following card, addressed to the
Now York Herald, by John Dean, shows that
the statement was correct!
"Tb ne EtiiioT Of Ire Herald.
"a sensational story, containing the most
cruel and slanderous asperslons upon my self and
my family, has lately been going the rounds Of
the press. / beg that, as a matter Of common
juItice, you will lend me a brief space In your
columns To. say that this story Is false In every
particular, and that Its inventor and prOmulRH-
tor will be held TO the strictest accountability.
am not conscious Of having done anything at
any time TO forfeit my own solErespect or the
good opinion Of my fellOw-men, and do not
propose that these cOwardly and Wanton attacks
upon my character shall go any longer uncoutra.
dieted or unpublished. JOHN DEAN"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01

ReD ublIcnn Nomination for CSHnly Clerk.
The Republican convention Of Alexandria
county, comprising Arlington, Jefferson and
washington townships, WdA held last evening
q Mount Zion church, Arlington. Mr.. W. A.
Roe called the meeting 70 order, and Mr.. jack
son was chosen temporary chairman, with Mr..
y. u, Wlbert as temporary secretary.
A committee on Credentials WAS appointed,
who reported taVorably on the credentials or
John d. SyphAx, II. ID, Smith, Il. SyphAx, jas.
Robinson and Austin ByphRN, Of Arlington; W.
A. Roe, Bniamin Pollard, Nelson WOrmlsy, j.
Pendlet9n and II; Goldman, Of Jefferson, and
delegate present nom that township.
The report was adopted.
Mr.. II. ID. Smith was then elected permanent
chairman, and s. ID. Wlbert secretary.
Upon motion Of Mr.. ". A. Roe, the nomlnA-
lions for county clerk were 10 be made by ballot.
The frst ballot resulted as follows BeniAmin
Il, stephens, .; P. Berkeley, W. A. Roe and N.
WOrmley, eaoh-no election.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Austin declined In favor Of
MIR. John d, SyphAx.
The second ballot resulted 10 The election OF
Mr.. j, Il. Syphax, he reoelyingO ballots, and
Mr.: +. E. Dake and j, II. stevens receiving
each.
The following county executive committee
vas then elooted X. A. Phillips, Washington;
W. 4. Roe, Jefferson, and ]. II. Stevens, Ar.
4 vote Of thAnkI TO the NATIONAL REPuBLr.
o44H, o. Washington city, was then unAnimously
Tho meeting adjourned after elootlng the 70 !.
lowing to look Aftsr the interests Of the party at
the coming election: V. p. OOTbott, j. B. Sy.
phaN and b. Jackson, Of Arlington; II. Gold.
man, Wilson WOrmley aud W, II, Cant, OF
Jefferson, and George ], LnskRy and Nelson
Warren, OF Washington.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01
THE NEW ST. PATRICES.
Laying the Cornerstone.
Arrangements for the OocasiSn--The Order
and Route Of ProcssslSu,


Arrangements for the OocasiOn-rhe Order
..a Mani. NJ P,.,...l.,-
AmcetIng ofdsIssAtSS from tho several Oath
yiio .no ~. lis 81, ~
Rt Carroll hall 70 perfect arrangements ior the
civic demonstration on Sunday afternoon next,
W ny y, Sos.'s',. " Wv W
new 81. FAIloKs onuroh'
mr.. MsEorh~-y ''-s ".Iisd to the chair.
and Mr.. NJ. Manning was appointed secretary.
Tho following societies were represented: HI.
bernIan No T. n n Daly p Mo(Jann and
Thonas Irwin Young Catholic friends, Geo.
BoRuS. JatfIeS Lackey and Jamss Fullerton.
pStsoiIo Beneyoient. Isaac LSndje' william II.
smith and AiexGndeT IN ThomRs. Catholic
BensrcIaI, W, IN, wheeler, James Kemp and
Gar,in, n y Doyle and James N. Mcintosh.
RniRhts Of 81, Peter, John p. Barrett A.
LANGLEY and John ii, GATES, st. MlohRel's,
OSspar Oienstein. George Antoine Befthoino
and Valentine Uofnbaeh, HIbernIan, No. s,
'Jas. Plant. Edward CiuIgieV and PatTick Hiok ey.
Weat End HibernIan. ,11hn Ieary. Il, %, Lynch
and T. McNerhany. blessed MSrtin's Eluea.
tIooal, Rev, Felix Berotu and Richard WeHL
SnaidlnE TempeTance guaTda. FTaRE 4, Ward,
Tbomss n. RYAN And Jamss FsrTy. 81. 10
seph'G Bene6ciaI, John b. Ruth, Frank aeier
anee, Coombs GreenWeil. Joceph ii. RuFeS and
John ri FitShuEh. FalbsT HathsI TSmnsT.
Snee, Rev. James MoDevitt, VIM. urombton
and WIN GaseV 0coTgeinvp uihaSnianPF .
MShsT p McIniyro ana W. sm hoeT ~ ho r.
inio'S benevolent, Osborn Dorsey, Gilbert DOR.
don and I F,aG,S Sans 81 Peter JE1ior TEN
JoSeph T. ,JeHninES' EniSbts Of ~ Uolunb.
IiIle. Jobn Moran Jamcs iaIIsr ana nSnnIS
ConnsIi' Al, RsnSdIetis Gsnrgs noaSiass
James Trimmer and Dennis HSrriSop. 81,
Maithe,1ia TsmnaSanca nanisI IsnnsSd --hos
irwin, n. and V6as, h, MeuannS- ~ Ia,snS;:
RsnshSial JSmea Wb.SisS AhS.hsS |wSsspa
and BENJAMIN Garter. ~ " ~'''"
,, iSilor ~ soeisueS were not represented;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01
FIGHTING FATE.
At Work for Edwards.

Melton In Arrest Of Judgment - The Old
Plea Withdrawn.
The counsel for Edwards to-day withdrew tho
motion for now trial, and filed instead the fol.
lowing motion In ArrsSt Of judgment and an.
dayits. Tbs case will DO heard next Saturday!
THE NOTION.
The defendant, after conviction and before
sentence, now comes and moves the court TO
arrest Judgment, and for cause shows the follow.
ing:
!. Tho Indictment charges the defendant with
no crime against the Law, It nowhere appearing
that at the time Of the killing the deceased was
,ln the peace OF God, )" or sin the peace OF the
United States"
= The name Of Mary Edwards appears upon
the indictment ae one Of the Witness0s upon
whose evidence the same was found, that the
said Mary was subpmnaed by the Government
and was sworn and sent before the grand Jury,
and testified In behalf Of the Government and
against the defendant; that the said Mary Ed
wards Is now and was At the time she 90 testified
tho lawful wife Of the defendant
For either or both Of which assigned causes, as
we'll as for other reasons appearing on tho face
Of the record, the Indictment Is absolutely void
in Law, and the defendant could not lawfully DO
held thereon, nor can any judgment DO lawfully
entered against him on the verdict. And he
L. A. WILLIAMS,
s. s. HKnKLK.
AFFIDAVIT or MARY EDWARDS.
On the 18th Of October, 1871, personally ap-
peared Mary Edwards before me, justice Of
the peace, so, who deposes and says that she is
tho Identical person who was summoned and did
appear before the grand Jury Of the District Of
Columbia In the above cause; that she was
sworn and gave evidence in behalf Of the United
States In said cause before said grand jury; and
further, that at the time OF so tesutying, as
afoTssaid she was and still Is the lawful wife Of
HsEskiAh Edwards. MARY EDWARDS.
Sworn before X. V. Hughes, J, p.
HHZEKIAH EDwARDs' AFFIDAVIT.
The defendant, HeEekiah Edwards, being duly
sworn, says that no copy OF the Indictment was
served upon him, nor did he see the indictment
until after he had been required 10 plead there
10, and no had pleaded mot guilty !" that he did
not know until after his said plea that his wife g
(MAry EdWardsD name appeared upon said In
diotment aa one Of the Witnesses upon whose
evidence the indictment was found, and that his
said wife had been so examined as a witness be.
fore the grand Jury against him.
HKzEKIAH EDWARDS.
Sworn before the clerk OF the court.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01

AS careful driver Pete Durnln is without a
rival In the city.
Detective d. X. p, Blgley has resigned, and
proposes 10 engage In the wood and coal bust.
ness.
The gentleman Of this ONCE suffering from
the biufs, Is decidedly worse. He don't 20
anywhere.
On Tuesday last, Mr.. George Saxte and Miss
Heorgia Reese were united In marriage by Rev.
Dr. Cooper, Of Mokendree chapel.
Charley Mccarthy ls now asslduously prao-
ticing on tho cOrneL He expects soon to Or.
ganiEo a band Of serenad0Ts.
The police records Of Detroit did not appear
in the Chronicle OF yesterday morning. Some
thing the matter with the mail9
Seven blue wing ducks fell at tho feet Of the
insatiato archer, Ward, whoa no was last on
the marsh. "Oh! Willie, We have missed you, 8
is q song the poor birds would be glad TO sing.
The following was the range OF tho thermom
eter yesterday at Hempler's optician store, No
i55 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Four-And-a-
half street: n M, ~; 10 q. m, IS; II m, 81; 2
p. m, 81 p. M 81; p. m, so; s p, M, ~.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01
BOARD OF uRALTH.


Tho board met at 3 O'Clock, p. m. Present,
DIR. Cox, Dr. Verdi and MIR. Marbury. The
minutes of tho last meeting were read and APP
proved.
MIR. Marbury, from tho committee on finance,
reported tho following bins, which were passed
and ordered TO be paid DR.. G. o. Cox, for rent
Of rooms for October, sl2ji Benz. +. French, for
stationery, SC, $751;.
DR.. Verdi, from tho sanitary committee, TO
whom was referred the communication OF VIM.
Saunders, relative to planting trees In the
work house grounds, submitted a report recon-
mending that the request DO granted so far as
the board has any authority In the premises.
The health oitcor reported twelve new cases
Of smallpox during tho past three days, three
deaths and three removals to hospital.
Dr. Verdi submitted a report on the horse
diseaseI which was accepted.
Tho health officer reported one hundred vac.
citations by DR.. stewart for the week ending
October 81.
On motion Of DR.. Verdi, DR.. Julian Dean was
authorized to yaccinate on the terms agreed
upon with tho physicians to the poor.
The board thon, at'sl5, adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01

About $50 o'clock yesterday morning, while
John Wedge and his wife were temporarily alb.
sent from their homo In Limerick alley, between
ID street and Virginia avenue and Second and
Third streets southwest, their sou Johnnie
about three years Of age, In playing about the
stove and he was terribly burned. His screams
aroused tho neighbOrs, who, being accustomed
to such things, gave little heed to the cries. and
the child ran into the yard envelOped in names,
It was then that the neighboTs saw him and
tried to eKtlnRulsh the flames and were finally
successful. DR.. Parsons was called In and
dressed the wounds, prOnouncing 1t tho worst
case OF burn he ever saw
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS


NOTICES or NEW ADVERTISEMENT
A SMALL house IL wanted.
kaHRuAN and his wife desire situations.
Two WOMEN and one man wanted,
THR drawing Of tho Kentucky State Lottery
takes place November 90.
TINn stock Of real laoes, ribbons, &C., viii
be found AZ loves sil Market Space.
THB Maryland Republican Association meets
tonight
TwENTY stonomasons are wanted.
THE Chemical Stone Company are now pre-.
pared 70 lay sidewalks, concrete floors, 30.
LATnfER h OLEARY will sell to-day at tho
northwest corner Of Tenth street and MasSachu.
sets avenue an elegant assortment Of furniture
and household goods.
GREEN & wILLiANs, auctioneers, will sell on
Monday, horses, carts and wagons on the
premises Of Kahlert 4 uummel, opposite Glen.
wood cemetery.
A NEW brick hotsc o. seven rooms for sale
MAJon swEET's pamphlet Of stock raising In
Texas Is out
AaENrs arc wanted.
A NuMnER Of farms are offered for sale along
tho limo Of tho Baltimore and Potomac railroad.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01
THE CASE or O'BRIEN.

Trial Fixed for the I2Ih Of November.
The case OF Charles II. o. BTIen, indicted for
the murder OF Cunningham, at Green Springs,
near Georgetown, was again brought TO the at
tentiOn OF Judge Humphreys, holding the Grim
inal Court, yesterday, and q motion made TO
postpone the trial, now fxed for the 9th OF No.
vembeT until the 18th OF November. 1t was
suggested that next week would be an unusually
exciting one, as the Presidential election would
take place, and the pOstpOnsment was made as
suggested.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01

On Tuesday evening las the house Of MI. Jos;
Stephenson, on the q Tno' Of Tenth anu =
streets southwest, was mt 5red ana TobDod ~
thieves entered the bedroom and took from the
pocket Of NT. ". J. Stephenson about so, aud
IRON that OF Mr.. Joseph Stephenson an amount
othoT valuables weTo also taken, aud the Thieves
lgcAmped,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01

This association held meeting last evening
ut which several new members were elected and
q large amount Of business transacted, among
which wAsthe acceptance Of an invitation from
performance at an early date. Though meeting
with great difficulties At the outset the assOcia-
tiOn bids fair to become one Of the Institutions
Of the city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01
AMUsIITI sSNrS.


Tho National Theatre.
This evening, the matinee and Saturday night
aionl only throo opportunities more TO sec tho
play Of Rosedalo at the National The citi-
sons Of Washington should take pride IN sup
porting an effort 90 VOL directed and expensive
on the part Of the manager. II is seldom that
aplay $50 perfectly mounted, and n which %
scenic effects. The drama itself Is one Of alb
sorblng interest and the company Is quite equal
10 Its most acceptable rendition.
Tho Thsatre ComIqde
Every evening the large audiences at tho
Theatre Comiquo are delighted with the songs
and dances Of Ia Petite Angels. This bright,
precocious and handsome little girl Is only nine
years Of age, and already commands veterans
salary. Tho wonder at Mile. Emma's por.
formauces on tho trapeEe and ceiling does not
hbhte, and Brown and Sanford's aerial bar work
Is the very finest that can DO seen 10 this ooun.
Try Lu Delmay's engagement closes this week.
Her friends viii make note Of It, Tonight
tho ladies have their privileges at the theatre,
and there 10 no reason why they should not enjoy
themselves as we'll as the men. A great bill
Will DO presented. This week there has been a
marked improvement In tho music. Professor
Fischer, the leader, 10 thoroughly up to the
dangers and dlhisultles Of playing for n first-
class variety company, and now gets smoothly
through all the notes.
Metropolitan Variety Theatre.
SaniordS talent is nightly increasing the Ru
dlencss at tho Metropolitan. His acts arc SO
true to nature and so we'll sustained that they
have an enduring interest. The varied novel.
ties Of tho programme are all Interesting to Its
patrons, among whom diminishing numbers are
nOt witnessed
Tho RublnstsIn Concerts.
The indications are that tho sale Of seats for
the Rublnstein cnncerts will not only embrace
the entire auditorium Of Lincoln Hall, but DO
very rapid. The tickets may DO had at MotEe-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01

streets. Dealers supplied at Philadelphia and
Baltimore prices.
PRIoE LIST OF dkNTs' FURMsuING GooDs
AT GOLDMAN & STuNBRRG, NEW GENTS
FuRNIsHINa dOoDs s. oRR, No. 700 SEVENTH
STREET, CoRNER ORG:
Good White Shirts, 70 cents, So cents, q, 81. 80.
Our ~ white shirts Is unsurpassed In the city
good Merino UndorshIrts and Drawers, 80 cents,
90 cents, IS cents, 81, Al 70 and $50. We sell q
better u Undershirt than any house in town.
Splendid English SOcks, 25 cents per pair.
Knit Jackets, a large variety and at very low
prices. Tho finest variety Of Ties, Bows and
Soarfs ever seen In this city.
Depot for Gents Kid Gloves, In all the opera
colors and shades for street wear. Gloves.
Gloves, Gloves, OF any imaginable kind, and at
low figures. Come and convince yourselves. Al
goods warranted as represented.
GOLDMAN 4 STEINBERa,
Corner Seventh and @ streets.
Tm newt OlOniSiS R0TSI, Philad slphIa, Pa,
Is only two blooks from tho ACADEMY OF Music
"VIoroR"
,. Sowing Machine,
and
Nine. DemOroBtB,
Patterns,
100 PenngylvAnIR avenue, between FOuF.and.a
hui bhu plAth btIooNb,
BOYS, BOYS, BOYS CLOTHING.
Boys, Boys, Boys Clothing.
Boys, Boys, Boys Clothing.
We make the Boys Trade an especial feature
In our business, and parents may rely on pro
curing at this establishment Boys Clothing vol
cut well made, well trimmed and durable.
Moan WALKER h Co.,
oil Pennsylvania avenue,
Metropolitan Hotel building.
dRAND OPENING
or The most extensive assortment OF
Doors AND SHOES,
At One Price, and that very low,
BY
L. HELBRUN,
| A02 Seventh street, second door from ID,
Intelligsneer building.
THE LIGHT.RUNNING
| "DOMERTIOO
/ Sewing Machine IL tho best Of ALL Tho perfec.
ton OF stitch on all kinds VI goods, great range
Of work, ease Of operation, nOlseless, Tor more
nearly sOthAn any other shuttle machine self
adjusting tensions simplicity and durability Of
all parts is not equAlsd in any other machine
Once, 0O6 street, Masonic Temple.
NJ. p. ADAMS Il 90, Agents.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In 4 tEstolASs manner
send them 70 A. FIsHHR, 0lS Ninth street, OPP
poSite Patent Once. The Professor will give
you satisfaction without fail.
UsHTUL Facts WORTH KNOWING.
THURsToH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder is the
best Dontrihoe In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white and the gums sound and healthy.
Price Is and 20 cents.
JoUvHH's InOdSrous Kid Glove Cleaner is far
superior 10 anything known. Price 20 cents,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFTOF.

/ hIfhD bIAThb PATENT OEfIOF,
" WA HNaToH, ID, o, October 20, lg70.
On the petition Of OYHUH OHAAiHERH IN, OF philA.
dolphiA, Ponnayvnula pTayinE Tor the o1tahHion Of
patent granted to him on the 9th day Of April 1859,
for an improvement In Paper Folding MaehineGi
II q ordeEsd that the testimony In tho oaae be
limO for hllnR GrgumsniS and FHEminSF's Tsoo1f
bo limited o the lalh day Of March mort, and
mont
A9y person may oppose this exhaustion,
oeeTupH h.D, LEuukrF, O0rsIRlEsl0AST,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01

We take great pleasure In calling the atten-
ton Of our gentlemen readers anu the public
generally To the magnificent stock Of hne boots,
Congress CATERS and English walking shoes
offered by r. s. GIrtFell, 900 Seventh street,
corner Of ]. Mr.. q. and his gentlemRnIy as
slstRns take plea urN In showing goods. Give
them call and yCu vii DO pleased.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01

Tho largest and most complete stock Of this
celebrated manufacture ever offered In this city
can DO found at the popular establishment Of
7. S. GaTtrell, 900 Seventh street, corner Of l.
We name In part French, curacao and glove
Kid, French Kid tONed, curacao kid fOXed,
pebble goat, French and plain morocco, button
and lace, beautiful styles, double and single
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-01

A meeting Of the supporters Of Grant and
Wilson will be held at Manassas, Va, to.mor
row, at l o'clock. Colonel Edward Daniels, Hon
W. W. Douglas, Hon. John T. Lewis ana C0l
James h, s0RoT will address tho meeting.