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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-13

OUR LADY VISITORS The financial
stringency has, apparently, produced
but slight impression upon the ladies.
There is full attendance of them here
from all parts of tho State. They come
to gladden. the eye and cheer the heart
with their smiles. They make our city
radiant with their wit, beauty aud &C.
complishments. Our men, who are Civ
ing way to depression, who see nothing
but clouds and darkness ON the horizon,
should take q lesson from the cheerful,
bright aud smiling faces of our women.
You can read written in thei- counte.
nances in letters Of light, that their souls
are true to State, to home and to duty.
In the great task which lies before us to
accomplish, against many odds and in
the fnce of an adverse fate, our women
will prove valuable auxiliaries. By their
fortitude, their elastic spirits, their
practical, unerring common sense, and
their unAagging patriotism, they set us
an example. which is both al inspiration
and solaoe. Shall we not, moved by
such hallowed influences, seriously con-
slider whether it be not unmanly to de-
spair of our country, and strive more
earnestly than ever, to restore good GO
vernment to it?
National Republican., 1873-11-14
GENERAL CITY SKws,

Two test nre alarms wcro turned In ias,
evenii tR. .lHFT
Yest erday . large box Of fresh nsh from the
Ohio river was received At tho Smithsonian In.
stitute, TO bo cast In plaster for the museum.
Hon. J. eslla Martin WIN deliver M pOyiiar
lecture on "nduoatteaal Agenoiea," the th.rsi Of
the course. this friday evening 81 Mount Pleas
ant.
aovem Shepherd yesterday issued procla-
nation Recommending the observance of THURS
day, tIe sIth instant, As day Of thanksgiving
and prayer.
W. W. Oorcoran regaIed himself BY . walk In
tho open air yesterday afternoon, clad In heavy
snrtout which bob ed yery comfortable q the
snow hstea played around. ] y TT7|T-I-
esshcls OF wheat ard 800 bushels OF corn were
rcceiv sd yesterday In georgetown. Sales, 2,Ooo
bush els ot wheat ~ sl.bs to l.6.
Hh reported that meetlng m tho intere at
Of Caba viii be hnld In Washlnston next weer.
and that there Wis be present prorllncnt advo'
Gates Of the cause from New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
n. II. Warner, auctioneer, sold, yesterday AZ.
ternoon, at public auotion, fgue 'unhnshed brick
dwellings, on C0roorNn vsreet, bstween ThIr-
teenth and Fourteenth streets west, TO William
/ Langioa, at q, 900 each
The Khediye Of Egypt has recently presented
the smithsouAn lnsatnte with very large and
the discoveries sf antiquities, and containing .
history Of TIE same. The book was published at
Cairo In 1e1i
Near6 ~ the able-boded ssancn on The re-
oeiviny shtp Relief at the yard were srAnsferrod
/ % yesosrday TO the Gettysburg and TRANS,
eo.hS sssgec.iully for the navy yards At Boston
| 1aes, when they reach the yards named, will be
asa.a transferred on board the irvn-clads now
beng lifted out for sea.
National Republican., 1873-11-14

knowingly again permit such places 10 bo used
for like unlawful purpose. -
The number OF applications for liquor licenses
approved Ia ST1; diaapprovcd, ~
Tho statement Of tho treasurer concludes tho
report, and, after giving the receipts and cx.
pendituree, he calls attention 70 the ihct tnat
during the Inauguration ceremonies OF the l'Ics.
idcnt Of the United States, on tho tth and bth Of
March last, the board found II necessary 10 EN-.
ploy nfty additional or special pryates 10 assist
the regular force IN maintaining order. These
men have not been paid for that service. Tho
board only assumed TO make an effort to obtain
an appropriation for their pay, at the rat. OF Ave
service was q performed. An appropriation Of
tsoolis asked TO pay these mon for tho services
rendered.
REcArtruLArioS.
The following Is q rccspitulatton Of the work
done by the police force during the year ended
september 30, isI3, more extended exhibit OF
which will bo gathered from the tables:
The whole number OF arrests during the year
was ,Isi, OF which o,p53 were males, Isis fe-
males; I,sii were married, and I,9I9 single; 1891
could read and write, and I,a2I could not. The
offences may he classified as follows; Oncnces
against person, l,siI males, i,s5t females; Of
fences against property, ato6 males, Iol fcmales.
OF the cases reported the following disposltlon
has been made i.6S0 were dismissed, - turned
20 s, m oq a a 10 1s
2o5 gave security TO keep the peace, o. sent to
| the Reform school, los not disposed Of, and In
| POI cases various nRnt puuihHucnts Wcfc iuntct-
| ell, and they have been classed under tho head
of miscellaneous. Fines have been imposed ID
4, ii5 cases, amounting to t2s, ,Tss.5s.
INCIDENTAL DUTIES.
The number OF destitute persons furnlshet
with lodgings during the year were t,2b2; los
children restored TO parents, isI; sick or disa
bled persons sent to hospital, 6S9; horses, cattl,
aud vehicles found estray aud restored TO own
era, soJ; doors left open and secured by police
Is9; nres occurring In tho District. 169; inquest
hcld, u; persons found dead, 81; dead and aban
doned infants found, ~; accidents reported, 1857
suicides, 2; friendless persons buried on onicr o
Goyefuor. 200.
National Republican., 1873-11-14
THE TRMPERANCe CAUSE.

Last night q delegation OF the Dashaways,
headed by Mr.. A. Q. Constantine, vice president
Of the organization, went over TO Baltimore for
the purpose Of establishing branch Of the so
ciety In that city. Among the delegation wero
some Of tho most prominent advocates Of the
total abstinence cause In this District, including
the venerable patriarch OF temperance, Mr. Geo.
Savage. The party left In the +:+5 train on the
Baltimore and Ohio road, and al 6:s0 reached the
Monumental CITY, where they were met by
delegation OF the Sons OF temperance and es-
sorted TO the Temperance Temple, on Gay
street. Here had gathered large audience OF
ladies aud gentlemen, including many OF the
leaders OF the cause In Baltimore, by whom the
visitors were warmly received.
the platform at 1850 O'Clock, accompanied by
Grand Worthy Patriarch Mannas, Grand Treas
urer Wolen, Grand Scribe X. T. smith, and other
oficers and members OF the Sons OF Temper
Ance.
The meeting was called TO order by Mr.. A. G.
Constantine, who presided, and the pledge Of
the Dashaways was read by MT. j. ID. Downing,
organization. which was founded In this city
about two years ago, and now has upwards OF
seven hundred names on Its roll OF membership.
short and spirited addresses were then deliy-
cred by Judge A. Burweli, J. d. Dunning, r.
McNcrhany, aud George Savage. .---,
with nne music and singing by Mr.. Edward Fov-
syth and the recitation OF pretty temperance
poem by Master Willie Constantine.
The gratifying result OF the meeting was the
taking OF the Dashaway pledge by seventy. six
persons; and 1t was announced that q meeting
Of the Baltimore Dashaways would bo held In
the temple carly next week.
| The delegation from Washington returned in
| the 1880 train, well pleased with tho result OF
| their visit to the Monumental City.
National Republican., 1873-11-14
THE COURTS.
s.vre~s o-rr Of The U.l,ss s,.ss,.

ssprewe Csurt or the Uai,ed States
-EN.lVr TnurspAr. Novembrr D. isn. \
On moson Of Mr.. !. M. Carlisle, WIN. II. I'm
defwood esq, Of Belleyille. Illinois, was admit.
su ,s, 70 S,scnoe as an attorney and counselor OF
NO. Ios. Spencer Trask, appellant, Va, cons,An-
tsss Msrulre ct rL On motion Of Mr.. n. n, Cnr-
-, passed, not 70 be called before the ist Mon
NM MS: 9; Ee!ssd 9. NIlchell, appellant, vs..
'uSSst M. * a ia,S im,,.s%an; q ~,,..u ...,u..,
causes vas c9nsiuded by Mr.. WIN. N. Eyarts, Of
counsel for the appellant.
B1. q ot AsGs ssIs :,So. 4 Sses S.n vs. til, IT.:
csn.e vas argued By NJ. John y. sWiiL Of cour.
ssgnnen, sf rG1 me sspgses ant sneml.tsd on printed
Eugcne Rochereau OF Al. This cause was sub.
m,tte,i on printed Mguments by Mcssrs. j. A,
esia d siSss q s, q os%gSsl q counsel icr ne
IN, Ss: = IA S 4. 4 ss.sns..s.y, pl.laas. in
no. %. ". L wilson, assignee, Sc., complain.
ant "a CIV Bant Of 81. Paul. Thls cause was
suomttea on printed arguments by Mr.. x. ..
2. eSnnse s To- Tor ,he and BY
NO; W. Amoskeaa Manufacturing Company,
sppeliants, Va 1he United s,aies. Passed until
No. ". .Ua,ted States, appellants, vs.. jules La
gene esal. 1lls cau.e wss sreued BY Mr. solicitor
1enerai Phillips, Of counsel for the appeiIsnts,
and By Mr. ". r. Ciarke for the sppeIlecs.
No. ". WIN. II. Stark ct al, plaintiffs In error,
y., The United statcs. Dismissed per stipu-
No. %: Alexander Harry ct al, appellants, vs..
James Harbln et al. Continued per stipulation.
Adjourned until tomorrow, At 10 O'Clock.
Clruals Cssrt-rfr. Jsstice HIaoArsAur.
This court was engaged as follows ycsterdayi
Dsnt vn. District of Columbia. Verdict for de-
fendant.
ncElroy vs.. Miller. Verdict for plaintiff in
MeAulln rs. Lyons. Verdict for plaintiff In $40
shepherd Va. Crardeii. Verde, for defendant.
Adjourned.
Criaisai Cssrt-Chief Jussice Cartier.
THIS court WaA engAGed a. follows yesterday:
Ine tnAl 81 a. Stewart for the murder Of WIZ.
Tyler terminated In his acquittal.
George K Adams, convicted OF forgery was
sentenced 70 tho penitcntisry for two years.
The petit jury was than finally discharged,
with the thanks Of the court.
the oourt then adjourned until this morning,
whom number Of motions In District cases will
be acted upon. Adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-11-14
Tahlenux Il4nnia

The Young Peoples Association Of the Metro
poitan Presbyterian church will give two en-
tertainments on Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings next, the 18Th and 18th, at oli Fellows
hall, Navy Yard, which promise to be delIghtful
occasions. An exhibition OF tableux wants,
historical aud dramatical, will be very attract.
i've, aud should be literally patron Eed, espe-
clally as the proceeds are to be devoted toward
the church debt. An oyster supper
will also De furnished on each evening.
National Republican., 1873-11-14
DISTRICT IMPROVEMENTS.
Orders by the Beard
Y OF UNITED HfkfkH NTfOhFKf,1
w..,,,srs.I n,sTslor ~ S,,, CoLUssII' 4 NJ,

Orders by the Beard Of Public Works.
Tho parking and laying paths on q street
north, between First street west and New Jer-
sey avenue, has been ordered. A temporary
footwaik has been ordered on Twenty fourth
street, between + and q northwest, OF old nag
ging stone. Orders have been issued for laying
i2inch pipe sewer on the south side OF +
street, between the alley between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, to the east side OF Twelfth
street. thence on same side OF Twelfth street TO
tho sewer on the south side OF Rhode Island
avenue. An iron fence has been ordered on X
street, between Vermont avenue and Fifteenth
street, In front OF square No. 2i6.
National Republican., 1873-11-14
Attention., r.
Attention, Fat Men:
"A, 40, IS, and 80 size Oyercoats,
Heavy or medium weight, at
A. SAKs 4 Co., 9i8 Seventh street.

MAsssr's ALE Ia the cheapest because 1t Is
no waste.
Masseys Ale is the cheapest, because It has
strength.
Massey's Ale is the cheapest, because II Is the
purest.
Massey's Ale Is the cheapest, because 1t Ia the
best.
Families supplied and faucets loaned.
PALMER q GREkR,
Sole Agents, Georgetown.
National Republican., 1873-11-14

Many Of our readers are unaware OF the fact
that the house Of A. baks 4 Co., 9le Seventh
street, have, In connection with their ready
made department., one Of the most elegant tall
orfnE establishments In the country, repiete with
the nnest stock Of foreign goods and under the
The garments that emanate from this depart
ment are OF no ordinary class. "Excellence,
not cheapnesa," Ia the motto OF this branch Oh
the house. We ask for them an examination Of
the stock and sample garments displayed. Their
tailoring parlors are on the second foor.
National Republican., 1873-11-14
Fires.
,o.,o.,.,,o

Yesterday afternoon, at 8 O'Clock, au alarm Of
Ore was sounded, caused by the explosion Of gas
In the house OF Lewis d. Blackwell, No. 81 stod-
dard street, Georgetown. No damage OF any
extent.
chimney n the house OF Mr.. Frank Wagner,
on ID, between Thirteen-and-a-half and Four
teenth streets, caught nre last night. The MEM
IL without damage,
National Republican., 1873-11-14
TNTHKsUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Francis wheatley a Sons
VIVA. rE,.aA. AL

Edwa.ds and yonss. trustees in this cause. having
In square aTt to A. d. Duya trustee, for Sis,G lot
u ne a. samc sauare. 70 Henry Burn.tihe Tor s5S;
eslS; and lot n. In said square, to the Frcedman's
Saving. and Trust Company for s3,60, Il 10 BY the
and deoreed that said sales as reported, be rataed
aud Sonnrmed on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF No.
priSS 70 tRhl day; Provided ecpy Of t6is order be
abaS rr " s4ine ly aAly Newspaper printed and pub,
yomber, ID. n IIITXpukr IVA
by l. +. WILLiAAl, Assistant CLERK, ocT.M
National Republican., 1873-11-14
NOTICES OF NKw ADvRRTIsKMKNrs

A desirable lot for sale.
Bee the card Of ID. II. Warner,
Three nrst-ciass dwellings for sale.
A small furnished house Ia wanted.
Store nxtures for sale BY Devlin Co.
Candidates for the Departments prepared.
Depositors In Washington City Savings Bank
see card. .... ...
New York Republican Association meets
Saturday night.
Select readings BY Miss Ware and Mr.. Twee-
dale this evening.
James Guild will sell to-day nne collection of
rich holiday goods.
large and complete assortment OF homeo-
pathic medicines for sale.
Frederick q. Calvert vs. Charles A. Perkins ct
al, In the Supreme Court OF the District Of Co.
lumbia.
Green Williams call attention to the fact
that they are manufacturing furniture on an
extensive scale.
National Republican., 1873-11-14
THE srEwAWT.TYLER HOMICIDE.
AcquIttal Of stewart.

The Criminal Court, chief Justice Cartier, re-
sumed yesterday morning tho trial Of Andrew
Stewart for the murder OF William Tyler, In
Desmond alley.
The defence called the following witnesses:
A. X. Lewis, X. A. King. John Spencer, Adeline
Anderson, Sophia Magruder. Joseph Y. Potts,
Lavinia Evans, Henry Jones, Eliza Scott, and
Dolly Lee, who were sworn, and the result OF
accused upon going into the alley was assailed
by o number oil persons, and lred the fatal shot
In order to rid himself OF his assailants.
Tue Jury found verdict OF not guilty, and
Stewart was discharged from custody.
National Republican., 1873-11-14
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.

BNCiNOR TOMNASO NlI.VINI,
The best living actor. Robert BrosHisg
Charlotte CtAsAnan, " ''
The sreatest Of oil actors excert Rachel Times.
such triumph q dramstic genus has seldom
ben seen His othelio the perfection u arts"-
His Othe.lo the most powerful, nrtislic and
Original performance tbs world has seen - H,raL
vhnss hs NE, ind only sppeaIancrs ~ washinslop on
sublime tragedy, ~
QTHELLO! OTHEILO!l
TUESDAY. Nov u, tho original play On which
was iounded the most successful drama,
DAVID aAkhICk
pts.AnyI tSs.AnyIniin his great role OF SULLIVAN
PhtOEs-heeervtd hths in Orchestra, a.: nd.
miraion In Orchestra, sibo; Reserved sea,s m Bal
o ny Circle. ot 70; adm salon iu Balcony Circle al
sea'e tecnred now At MetzerOtLs Mn,lc Store.
National Republican., 1873-11-14
A HABRAs CORPUS.
rbo Carpu. Ton ys.r- m,

Katrina Freytag yesterday filed petition for
habeas eOrpus, setting forth that her daughter,
Maria Has, aged ten years, Ii restrained Of her
liberty by Mrs. Eaton, who lives on Tenth street,
near 3, NavT Yard. Chief Justice Cartier
granted the writ, returnable to-day at 10 O'Clock,
National Republican., 1873-11-14

OF Shoes for ladies', misses aud children, In stocl
and receiving daily. Burt's celebrated Boot
and Shoes specially, at T. s. Gartrells 900 Sew.
enth street, corner OIL.
National Republican., 1873-11-14
LARGE stock,

| Select your Boots and shoes from the largest
and best stock In the clty-goods adapted 70 The
| requirements OF everyb0dy-at satisfactory
prices, At 4. s. Gartrels, 900 seventh street
| corner Of /.
National Republican., 1873-11-14
HIGHWAY IL JHTRRY.
4 MA. Br.sal,y uss.,ss,


Detective George o. Miller yesterday, with tho
assistance Of Sergeant Clements and onicer SAT-
fele, arrested Joe shlnn, W. D. Smith, Henry
Stewart, alias Thomas, W. II. Hogan and Joseph
Wallace on the charge OF assaultlng with the In
tent TO Kill and highway robbery OF Clement O..
Ford, Q blacksmith, on Saturday. 1hey were
locked up In police headquarters, and will be
tried In the Police Court to-day. The particulars
Of the case are that on Saturday night, as Ford
was returning to his homo from his days labor
he stopped into q restaurant on New Jersey ave-
nue. and N street TO take drink, where he met
the above party, who saw him pull out roll Of
money TO Ray for tho drink. After drinking he
left the restaurant, followed by the accused, who
oAuaht hin short distance from the saloon snd
Knocked him down, beat him In Q fearful man.
ner, and made an effort to take from him his
money, which he held In his hand, but Ford
clinched u 10 nrmly that the men resorted to
their teeth and chewed It In several places, until
he was obliged to let them have II. On getting
this they left the man In helpless condition.
A short while after the occurrence he was found
and removed to his home near BY, whore medi-
cal assistance was rendered. Detective Miller,
with the officerr, deserve great praise for their
prompt arrest Of tho psrtlcs.
National Republican., 1873-11-14

Call and examine the nre and burgiay-proo
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities, Jewels, silvor,ware, or
other valuables. Rents, from ten 70 sixty dol
lars per Annun, according to size, No buslness
man can afford to do without them.
Tkks ssavnin0 JSem tks CAsea0o aAd Bostss lrsa,
National Republican., 1873-11-14
ALLEGED False Preteuces.

Charles T. Yoder, q coal dealer OF this city,
was arraigned before the Police Court yesterday
on the charge OF obtaining i've hundred and
sixty tons of coal, valued at a. 100, from Messrs.
Walter, Donaldson a Co., heavy coal dealers OF
Philadelphia, by false pretences. Mr. Norris ap-
peared for the plaintiff, and Mr.. Hlne for the de-
fendant.
The alleged false pretence was that Yoder had
q contract TO furnish the Capitol with coal this
winter; that he owned unlncumbeTed real os-
tate In this city to the value OF 5,00O twelve OF
three thousand tons Of coal In his yards In this
city paid for.
Testimony was given, and after arguments by
counsel on both sides the Judge sent the case to
the grand Jury, fixing the bonds at q, 900.
A baillr accompanied Mr.. YOder to his house,
and soon after returned 10 tho court with three
sl, 900 notes as collateral security.
National Republican., 1873-11-14

Al Baltimore, Philadelphia asd New York
Prices.
Many persons go to other cities to purchase
furniture, and pay cash, when they can buy At
home on the same terms, at the same prices ana
save time and freights. II. o. Towles, 1907 Penn
sylvapia avenue, between Tenth and Klsyeuth
streets, will sell furniture a. low for The same
quality a. can be bought In any OF the above
cities for cash. All goods sold as represented,
National Republican., 1873-11-14
Anln af lfnrulfure.

The sale Of furniture this morning by LatImer
b Cleary should be attended, AZ the goods are
bs 70 70 30 q No. Sli Fourteenth street, opposite
wiitArdS hotel.
National Republican., 1873-11-14
ADJUSTMENTS. A
yvsll,s Ouevu u.-.s.

weps Opefu hounc.
Tho "Black Cook was well received again
last night BY fair house. Mrs. Dufrieid, Is
Queen OF btalacta, was much admired for her
chaste and correct representation Of her part.
The splendid physique OF Mr.. Hudson adds
greatly 70 his appearance In tho role Of Rudolph,
which he sustains with dignity and grace.
MT. Harry Duf1cld, as Hertzog tho Crook, had
the most dlficult and tedious part, but sustained
u admirably, both In dress aud manner. Lupo
and Baptistin were received with much favor In
their saltatory performances. The Hernandez
family were very amusing In all parts OF their
combination, and called forth abundant applause
and repeated encoroa. Jennie benson was
Obliged to repeat her excellent clog dance, as
slsD sss vas ro,ns Baby enson her charming jig and
Tho march Of the Amazons was well executed.
and many compliments were paid to their beau.
tlful ani tasty uniform and armor, as well as TO
me case, grace and beauty Of the wearers. The
srand transformation scene At the close IA one
OF rare brilllancy and dazzling beauty. The
whole representation Is highly creditAble to the
proprietors and the company. While everything
calculated to shock the delicacy OF the redned Is
carefully excluded, all OF the beautiful and a.
yerting characterlstics Of the original "Black
Crook" arc retainnd IN this version. Hirslli u,
repcsted 'to-night, and on Saturday there will be
grand matinee for the ladies and school
National Republican., 1873-11-14

Go 70 Savagss, and get him to put his un.
nvaied Neather-strtp on your windows and
doors. Many have been conforted, and ADVISE
their friends 70 90 and do likewise.
.... Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
National Republican., 1873-11-14
Down They 40.

Chlnchllla Double Breasted Sack Coats,
At $3.50.
Rcmember at six dollars and nfty cents,
IA. SAks 4 Co., SIC seventh street,
National Republican., 1873-11-14
Piedmont and Potomac Railroad.

TO ths Eiitor u hs National Rspsbiiean:
sIR; The newspapers In Washington and other
places are making q stir about this road, but, 80
far rs have seen, they appear to be much In the
dark. A charter for building the road was grant,
ed by the Legislature OF Virginia on the asth Of
June, 1870. Subsequently the Legislature OF the
Territory OF Columbia authorized 4 subscription
Of 200 to the company's stock, subject to
approval by Congress. This approval was given
upon certain conditions, namely:
!. That before any part OF the subscription
the Board OF Public Works, acting separately,
shall be satisfied that the road would be COM
pleted 10 point on the Potomac river opposite
Washington or Georgetown.
.. That no part OF it should he paid until one
million dollars shall have been subscribed by
expended In tho construction OF the road.
3. That the said company shall enter into bonds
for $500 ,OO0 10 be approved by the Governor OF
the District and the Secretary Of the Treasury,
conditioned for the repayment. S.:s :-.Ufesl, of
the t600,0OO. unless the road should be completed
within three years from the acceptance Of the
subsorptio
None OF these conditions have thus far, been
complied with, and Of course no subscription OF
the td00,OoO has been made, much less paid. An
Aldie, Va, when forty shares were said to have
been taken and four dollars actually paid In. An
engineering party was put In the Held TO make q
preliminary survey, which duty they were en-
gagged In for some time; but they have since
been making anxious inquiries about their pay
I have not yet heard whether they are yet salts
ned on this interesting point. II was generally
understood that the object OF the movers In this
scheme was 10 get the survey made, and then TO
endeayor to sell out TO the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company; but this company has not,
thus far, been able 70 ''see it"--as Lam Informed
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 10, lsl9
National Republican., 1873-11-14
National sayiukp BaaL. .

National saviaAs Bank,
corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
PAYS per cent. per annum on deposits for each
days, to sand to
National Republican., 1873-11-14

the week ending November 8, 1873, was thirty
seven; In addition two still-born were reported
ooored. sex-males, nineteen; females, eigh-
eleven; eolored males, seyenj females, seven.
National Republican., 1873-11-14
And Now Lock nr This /!

Cashmere Pants, 70 ft small or large men, .
good sefyiooable article, At o..
A. sAkH q Co., 9lo Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-11-14
Keep Out tho Geld,

Panic Prices.
Heavy Chlnehllla Overcoats,
Cashmere lined, at 80, at
A. BAKs Co.'S, 8i6 seventh street.