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National Republican., 1873-02-11
LITERArrRr, SCIENCE ANp ARr
Meeting Of the Society Last Night,

The American Union Academy Of Literature
Science aud Art held It's regular monthly meet
ing last night IN the lecture room OF the YOunI
Mems Christian Association, DR.. Albert q. Mac
Key, president, In the chair, and Joseph d. VII
secretary.
Judge BARLEY, on behalf Of u majority of IN,
executive committee, TO which had been TeferTet
the selection OF officers for the ensuing year, re
ported that the committee had not yet come Il
agreement upon the matter, and asked that they
be allowed further time. He said the committed
lad ~ view suitable person for president and
hoped TO be able 10 report upon Il at the neXi
meeting.
On motion Of Mr. J. c. Connolly, the commit.
tee was allowed until the next meeting 10 report
Judge BARLEY, from department No. !, reported
that the application Of Albert Pike for member.
ship had been approved.
The secretary Informed the academy that Mr.
Plke had been already elected member,
Judge BARLEY, from the same department re-
ported fayorably upon the application OF ", Il.
singleton, who was elected a member Of the
academy.
Mr.. j. {. Connolly moved that a committee of
three be appointed TO secure some member OF
the academy to deliver an address at the neXt
regular meeting, and that the public be invited
to attend,
The motion was adopted and the Chair mn.
pointed on the committee, MessTs, J, {, Con.
molly Judge BARLEY and Judge Dllll.
Mr. Joseph EnthoneT read a paper on the
washington monument, which was referred 10
the department VI architecture and art.
Judge DIN then read an Interesting papeT on
ether, after which the academy adlOurncI
National Republican., 1873-02-11
HAMPTON, VA,
The NSrmai school For Frccdmen-Iiow
the studefts Proposes to Pay It's Debts.

The N6rinai school For Frccdmeu-IIow
the studehts Proposes 10 Pay It's Debts.
, ., HAMPTON, Va, Feb g. 1878.
EDITOR HEruBLiCAN l am sure your readers
VIII be interested In hearing somewhat about
General Armstrong; normal school for tho freed
people, established here. Although but six yeaTs
In existence u has done wonders already, grad
ts.rnsrs s sIOd ~ tse,y i,wennye e o ysdfy Who All
creased this year TO one hundred.
The school Ia under capital management Cen
era Armstrong u the moving spirit. He Ia full
Of earnestness and zeal, and the teachers work
IN harmony with his Views. That II Is good work
the results even now testify.
The colored people generally have lively ap-
probation OF the benefits Of education, and maxi g
excellent, palns-taklnR students. There are more
applicants than can possibly be provided for with
the present defective temporary constructions In
use for school purposes. The number Of pupils
two hundred and seyenteen-can be very largely
dations.
Plans for the new bulldlhgs are already pre-.
pared, but the fund necessary to carry them out,
flOO,0OO, u wanting. To supply this money the
scholars themselves have stepped into the
breach. They propose TO give, through their
representatives the singing corps, better known
as "thC Hampton Students" a aeTcs OF concerts
throughout the North.
Their singing has great merit unsteady, and
more than that, II Is interesting, both emotion.
ally and historically, so 10 speak; for the song,
and hymns, as heard from them, carry the mind
back TO the slave huts on the plantation, aud the
Imagination nls In the dark details Of the former
HE Of this oppressed race. sympathy for them
nOws readily while listening to their strange
weird, pathetic music, and when one takes In
the he-i, iIll import q that which u Z hoped viii
songi, thrill OF gratitude arises at being al
lowed TO assist In an enterprise SO noble.
The nrst concert Of these champion Students,
Tor so they call themselves s to be given In youi
city, In Lincoln hail. on the evening Of February
10, assisted by q chorus Of nfty voices from How
Arl university.
We hope none Of your readers will Miss this Up
pOrtunlty Of enjoying themselves, and at tht
same time giving substantial aid IN helping tht
freed people TO help themselves. Certainly, sine,
their desire for education Ia so eager and the
efforts 50 wisely directed, u behOoyes US TO SCI
that their labor is not In vain. The curse o
slavery Will he repeated, and with tenfOd guilt
II we allow this race to grow up In ignorance II
our midst. Let us attend to this matter, anI
give these singers cordial reception. N. W.
National Republican., 1873-02-11
Temperance.

Tue cause OF temperance Is incrcailng slowly
but surely throughout the entire length and
breadth OF the United States, aud more espc-
clally In the District Of Columbia and Virginia
The Congressional Temperance Society and the
Catholic societies arc doing herCulean service In
the cause, and the Order OF I. q. q. T. Is doing
good service In Virginia. They have In the
state nearly thirty subordinate lodges and one
grand lodge, with a membership Of nearly one
thousand. Before the war this order was pro-
crossing wonderfully, hut during and since that
time little Interest has heen taken In IT, until
quite recently when the Order has commenced
TO revive, and at the last meeting Of the Grand
Lodge resolutions were adopted directing the
executive committee to obtain competent Iap-
tnrers, call public meetings and use all honor
able means to advance the cause OF temperance G
Excelsior Lodge, No, I, located at Arlington
havlng taken the Initiative steps In this cause
hold public meetings, and nearly every meeting
night brings new members to the lodge. At the
last regular meeting Deputy q. W. Z. T. James
{. Roach installed the following officers: +, W,
Z, T., Mrs. Louisa T. CrOckeT; W, T.. T., Ben.
Austin; X. II. s., Miss Nellie Close; l., II, T.,
Miss Lulu Jones; W. " T., Mrs. VI. X. Stevens;
srcretary,M. Z. wiblrt; assistant secretary, Miss
Carrie smith; financial secretary, Fred. 4. Cor.
bett; treasurer, Miss Ida L. Wibirt; chaplain
Mrs. NJ. L. Wibirt; marshal, Charles Bailey; as
slstant marshal, Miss Sarah j. O'DOWd; guards
TOwnley Scissor and John ODowd This lodge
was one OF the tlrst organized In the State
National Republican., 1873-02-11
The MnrkcI.hnnncs.

Mr.. j. q. SaylOr, the contractor, has removed
the k-street (Western) market TO the south side
OF II street, between Second aud Third streets
northeast, where 1t has been TecOnstructed, and
the roofing finished yesterday, and Is now ready
Tor putting In the stalls Mr.. y. Is also the CON
market, at the corner OF X and TWenty-nrst
streets northwest, but owing TO the severe
weather he can do but little outside work The
door aud window frames, sashes and other wood
work Is, however, In a very forward state at the
shop, and when the weather opens he will be
ready TO rush the work through In the shortest
possible time, Mr.. Thomas Lewis has the con-
tract for the brick work, McGOwan Shlnn the
stone work, and Spalding 4 Callahan the paint
ing The stone II all cut ready for settling.
National Republican., 1873-02-11
RccnNrrN nfnnn

SONS nj jnths since Blaclus Boy, the Turkish
Minister, missed from his residence a very yalu-
able dog, and M 70 yesterday no tidngs Of his
wheteIDouts could he Cleaned, although the re-
eOIerF Of the brute Was left In the hands OF the
police anu very sharp lookout was Kept for him
trolling his beat, saw a dog answering the
description OF the lost one In the yard Of 4 Lee,
c0lored, on Sixteenth street, between y and d
streets, and Immediately took both the animal
aud Lee into custody aud removed them 10 the
Fourth precinct statldn-hOuse, where the dog was
Identified. Lee stated that he purchased tue dog
from man named Turner, OF Alexandria, Va
Tor which he paid the SUN OF S5, since which
time he has seen nothing OF Turner The OfficeT,
under the law, held Lee for court
National Republican., 1873-02-11
The General Pos, Omcc.

some time since the Washington currespon-
dent Of the New York ThHrs teiegnphed that
Journal In regard to the improved POst OniCe
Department as suggested by Mr.. Mullett but
that hls dispatch was erroneous he acknowledges
as follows In yesterdays issue:
"A recent paragraph In these dispatches stated
ihat the proposed Improvement TO the Post once
building would cost 81 ,5O0, 900, while Chicago
nrh mad proposed to raise the building for $50 OJO
anu thht the apparent disparity between the
propositions had attracted some continent. This
statement hAs been mlslnterpreted In some
quarters. The Improvement proposed is TO nut
new story unler II. AMI another one on top Of
II after II Is raised, thus more than doubling liz
present capacity at the cost stated. The prOpO-
sltlon 10 raise the building simply for $50 6GO i
separate one, AMI was submitted at the sOllCita-
lion Oi Mr. Archltect Mullnii hlnIselL ;"
National Republican., 1873-02-11
The Washington Cornc, nn,d,

An advertisement Of the Washington CorneI
band VIII be found In another column rms
band Is composed OF some OF the best musICaI
talent IN the city, aud since It's Organization
some six months ago, has by constant DTacilcg
become very proficient. Tho members hone Ia
nave thelr uniforms IN readiness for the ith Ot
March; aud IN case they are moi. they viii an
pear In the Inaugural procession In suits Of
black. The band Is also prepared to furnish
string music Tor balls and parties, and will doubt.
less receive liberal share Of patronage from our
citizens.
National Republican., 1873-02-11
Virginia RcpubIIcnu As.o,lu,Iou

Ihls association, met last evening at Union
league nall according 70 Adjournment 10 com.
pete It's organization; Mr. :. Williamson, presi-
dent, In the chair; ". Davidson, secretary.
An executive committee was appointed, con-
slStlng OF ;. ID. Williamson, president; y. David
son, secretary; +. Q. Chamberlain, Ambrose
Thatcher.
MessTs. ThOs. BOwden, Chairman; DR.. W. s. b.
Henry, q. b. Anderson, Wyatt Archer, 4. T.
Muupin, i, j.. Hunin end ). W. UOsey we're an
hOunced by the president as members Of the
campaign committee.
Hons. JnO. y. Lewis, JAS. H. Platt, W H. H.
Stowell, JnO Amber Smith, Chas. II. Porter, {,
y, Thomas, Col Edward Daniels and Col. Robt
W. Hughes were elected honorary members Of
the association.
National Republican., 1873-02-11
SNIAI.I.PON.

Cnsc Found on the Street Yesterday
The following cases OF smallpox were reported
TO tue health Ufice yesterday:
one case on Eighth street. between D and +
southwest,
one at the poorhouse.
Que at No, G3s q street southeast.
one on L street, between sixth aud Seventh
The following deaths were also roported: One
on j street, between Third aud FUuT-and- hall
southwest.
one on Tennessee avenue, between d aud {
streets northeast.
one at No. 4OT NJ street, between Four-and-a a.
hall and Sixth southwest.
one On First street. between y and south
cast,
CASE on TIK STREET.
Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock, OffiCer
Pearson found cOlOTed woman named Mary
Dent sitting on tho corner OF Pennsylvania ave-
nue. ana Twonte eth street northwest, complain
Ing Of being sick. The Oticer, after closely eX-
out with smallpox. lie then sent her TO the Ofice
Of DR.. Moore, who properly prescribed for her,
after which she was sent to her home on
Twenty-hrst street On the way to her residence
u became known to those on the street that she
had the smallpox, and for u while considerable
suasOn Of the Oflicer she hurried home and the
excitement ahatcd, lie Immediately repaired TO
the statlOn-hOuse where he teegTaphed to the
Board Ot Health Tor the ambulance which was
soon on the spot and the woman removed 10 the
hospital. This instance proves COnCluslyely that
the report OF the police officers being afraid to
approach any one suffering with this disease is
entirely false, as In this instance the OtiiceT
approached the patient and convinced himself
that she was really suffering with the disease.
and took tho proper preCautlUn 10 prevent her
coming In contact with the people Un the street. !
National Republican., 1873-02-11

has been roaming through one OF the country
tOwns Of Oneida county, armed with q loaded
revolver, In search OF afalse-hearted lover. The
Utica Herald says Ahe has sworn a terrible oath
to shoot him on alRht and publishes the fact In
order 10 put those Interested on their guard.
Bat Why should the Herald man thus unpTC-
fcSsiOnAIiy spOll tragic sensatOn2
National Republican., 1873-02-11
TUnernIoCw. \, Kc,Inu.

The funeral Of the late W. =. Reelan took place
yesterday afternoon from st. Peters church, aud
was attended by representatives from ali the
local papers and a number OF friends. The
Church was reCltel by Rev. Father Rocco as
sstant pastor. The remains were enCased In u
handsome CONN aud, after the Obsequics, taken
10 NJ, O!ivCt cemetery and Inferred
National Republican., 1873-02-11
Tho Wu,hInatou ,!rrundIc,,

At a meeting Of the Washington GrenaIlers
held last night at their aTmOTy on u street, j. Ii,
/ llannelnan was unanimously elected captain
/ Ihe following ciyll officers were also elected:
dent; Francis l'fott, treasurer, and /. StGsDuF-
! ger, secretary.
National Republican., 1873-02-11
CAEE ON Inn sTREEr.
An ID,posteF,

correspondent desires us tD caution the pub
llC against young man possessed OF unlimited
assurance and lmpuienrc calling at peoples
etc. llo exhibits excellent "speCImens," but
produces miserable pictures, with vanished pine
framea worth one dollar apiece. Tho husband
being usually absent when the pictures arc do.
llveted, his sensible wife very properly objects
60 be aWlndled, RId at uHgC becomes tho object
OF abuse, this photograph fraud wen SHOWING
that no husband Ia present tntlnE him ont Has
he license Tor an ihiss
National Republican., 1873-02-11
NIiiItuvy

The Washington Light Infantry battalion hell
adfe@ dn., last night, after which IL marched
very credltaGle appearance. ana thcir naTrIinS
was exc 'ClnVl} g60d '
National Republican., 1873-02-11
EJECTMENT.
Sentence Of the CRurt--PRri First Has the
Eject TO Cause n stamPcdc-Pnri Second
to.Restorc Confidence.

The law courts Of the District make dry but
useful reading. II Is not seldom, however, that
some Of the most humorous passages which oc-
'uT In the District happen In the legal forums.
In The Circuit Court yesterday morning there
was, without the bar, an idle crowd that added
neither 10 the dignity OF the place nor to the
dispatch Of It's business. The atmosphere was
close and the court was forced 10 direct that the
windows be opened. "Open the windows" said
the Chief Justice, "the air Is insuppOTtable, and
we have a case Of the smallpox
The crowd incOntInenty decamped with a
Ieyil-take the hindmost speed, which induced
outsiders to think that the room was on nre
when the "last of the MOhicans" had tumbled
his sentence
"ln this neighGorhOOd," pointing at the same
time TO yellow nag that waved across the street,
National Republican., 1873-02-11

These unheard Of prices result from a determl-
nation not TO carry over any portion OF our stock
which Is now offered at nifty per cent less than
former prices.
All other goods at the same Immense reduce
tlOn. HABLE BROTHERS,
Fashionable Clothlers,
TuThGS Northwest corner Seventh aud d sts
National Republican., 1873-02-11

WV. I, WAtt & Co., auctlonecTp, will sell on
Tuesday, February II, at 10 O'Clock a. M, large
and attractive line ut furniture. Also, on Thurs
dny, February n, AT II O'Clock ~ H., large stock
VI carpets, mattlngg, &c.
National Republican., 1873-02-11
.E-cnred ThIcr Recnpiurcd.

Last night, about l2 O'Clock, oltcers MARI and
AldrlGl arrested a we-known thief named
AdOlph Burger, who escaped some days age
from the wOFkhOuse, He was lodged In tht
Central guard house, aui Will be brought before
the Police Court to-day.
AIL-WOOL
BUSINESS COATS, g..
At 4. SAks a CO.'S, 3l6 seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-02-11

THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE suB
serl9eT has obtained FROM the supreme Court
pI the Dihtrlct OF Columbia, holding ipeclal farm
letters Of administratiOn on the personal eatate ~
Epw1hp NLxps JAcons, late Of Washington soiptV
Blfulcl OF columbia, deceased. All PERSONS hsyi1l
CLAIMS hgaiAst the said deceased are hereby waTne1
I2 ehhibit fhe same with the vouchers thereaf' 10
@ sne hunheIlheI on or before the ath day n Heb.
EuAry heHl; theY may otherwise by law bo excluded
from all bcneht OF the said eRtntaS
hifeh unlFT my hand this 6th day Of TebT7uArr
'iS,,a ,t,. A. ROS2EIl JAUOBh, -
'"V N9h AdminiHtratOF,
National Republican., 1873-02-11

A Dun MARE NuLE, taken up estray, viii be
sold by the property clerk Of the Metropolitan
Police on Saturday, Marsh l, at 10 O'Clock.
National Republican., 1873-02-11
NnIIonnI gn,Ing. u,nl,
4 Lot of Fine Lunch Chcrsc

corner OF New York avenue aud Fifteenth street,
pays6 per cent per annum on depOslta for each
calendar month. Banking hours to I; Sltur-
days, 0 to iaud q tOs.
National Republican., 1873-02-11
WIIIln.h \, WinHIln,
lASo, ThSw' Register Of Wills.

'INHIs Is To GIVE NOTICE, THAT TIIF sITR-
\ scIiber has obtained from the Suprome CouTl
p the District Of COLUMBIA, holding special term
leneiS q suninistratl0n on the personal estate of
AhsA o. biHdEL, late uf Washington city, ID d, dc.
Ceased All persons having claims against the said
With the vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber on Of
said estate. ~ ~ "e"oh' " the
ls5a w NN' VI 'ahuAly'
febl.ssW RAMIJEI q RnNn
National Republican., 1873-02-11

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Territorial Loan
aud Building Association for the election Of on
GERS will be held Friday, iIth instant at the
lecture rooms Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
National Republican., 1873-02-11
DoorI,eencr,, ucn,a,
NNnlcrIr.,,

The opera Of "Yaleriei or, Treasured Tokens, Z"
by our citizen friend Mr.. Falrlamb, will be pro-
duced In this city for the nrst time tonight at
Lincoln hall. There Is universal desire among
our musical friends TO hear iL and without doubt
a large and fashionable audience will be present.
National Republican., 1873-02-11

THE INVESTMENT COMMITTEE Of the National
Savings Bank loans money on real estate. For
further particulars apply TO W. Stickney, prcsl.
dent,
National Republican., 1873-02-11

4 MEETING IN opposition to the American col.
imitation Society Will be held this evening Al tho
Fifteenth street Presbyterian church.
National Republican., 1873-02-11

The STORE and large dwelling, No. IsI Penn
sylyanil avenue, containing SIX rooms, Is for
rent.
National Republican., 1873-02-11

for restaurant use Just received at spirprA Batter
Store southwest corner Of Ninth AMI L streets.
National Republican., 1873-02-11

A FINE collection Ot moCkng Clnarier, Bel
Rlan Cnnaries, and other birds for sale cheap a.
No. 24i FOur-and-a half street, between Maryland
avenue and street, South Washington.
National Republican., 1873-02-11

FoB sALE.-A two-story brick house, with
Fifth and Sixth streets. Two lots on Ninth
street, between NJ and n streets, west side Of
street. A farm Of ten acres at Fails church, Va,
National Republican., 1873-02-11
DRAMATIC FEUILLEToN.
The Thenire ComInuc.

The crowd, last night, In attendance Ut the
Theatre COmlque was highly gratined by the
superb character Of the performance Tonight
the same bill will be repeated.
DOorkeepers' BcnehI,
Next Friday night the doorkeepes Of the old
National theatre will have a benent at Willard
hall, when rare bill Of attractions will be pre-
sented. They are most deserving gentlemen and
entitled TO bumper. On this occasion a sweet,
pretty aud talented child Of one Of our citizens
Ing"
National Republican., 1873-02-11
Clothing Stolen

Last evening about 1880 O'Clock some unknown
thief entered the stable OF Henry Mason, In the
rear OF q, between Ninth and Tenth streets, and
stole therefrom n lot Of wearing apparel belong,
Ing to the Ostler. The goods stolen were valued
at thirty dollars.
AlI-WOOI
National Republican., 1873-02-11

ALI-WOOL SACK AND
FRoCK BUSINESS COATS
ATS.
a. s4Es 4 Co., BlG Seventh street.
The Washington City Savings Bank,
corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
para q per cent, interest on all deposits Depos
lIa eau he made and drawn ut win.
National Republican., 1873-02-11

WHEN CONSUMERS buy directly from the manu-
facturer they get better and cheaper articles.
uolay Morrill,, corner Fifteenth aud Y streets,
opposite Treasury Department, receive their
watches frUm their manufactory In Geneva.
Repairing done by sklllful wOrkmen.
National Republican., 1873-02-11
IILILLAnD HALL.

WtLLAR HALL.
" FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY H.
HERNANDEZ AsB AEs9BSJkksG Jks }isNM2iSk5s iNM2i q sgUckiSanAM
Hgst Of yountesrs and Novel Bill
Seats At Fills Music Storc; by presenting tickets
you can secure seat "
THE WASHINGTON cpRNET BAND
i tBrass and StriSgl
p,nA6Es baLf.f fSisH FSRftesE. hEf Est tRsroSs, g.
L. u. STILES. CARL pERiMASy
Al orders promptly attended 10. W'
w WAsIIINGTON THEATRE COnIQTg.
w Eleventh street (south PennsylyNnia Avenus.J
TEN SEW Ss2shsh ksPikktESTTsS fkET sS1StSAff3 poa ff3SyoR
VIM c,RiErsTs6Sg ,RiErsTs appearance In 'his sity y5atpIprox
fhS sIssyi.sss 81 I5I;4 m SS;S$,disH.
SSS"s ,sS S$fis ~ sSafs Gss%S
M, The xTsssi ssgsSionsi Song and Dance Msn
ReSarn q iS; Ya lPigitSSS Dg.SS Comedian. t'N
NH F&f 'cSSfS RSfi Irish Noc'l & IL FAR -RRSS5Sry
Dr fSSFaffEEf SSa akfEEf psLLEs4f Es4ffffE fRdTFEA TfFTEAFMAS
lrSlis' sSic cRspmsh. fInns MsrsS, pmiiy s sniiR. iR
@ RGe Sssc Sua Mef s"ss ssa 5aTP Ps
Otto pr,g gHE GsEAT GaSSE s,S S1 bsg ,,
-, Hairy Rssss, Huston 6F9iRsTs1 s''
i'r'' time fRafSiS VI S9f hS'iSf SGaas Il NJ 'uTA"0'
Also Mr. Geo y rkR kRigb,'s e New Version Of
Ma,iness every &sdnssdsy n and Saturday. A auc
Billiard Parlor attached TO the Balloon. febi0f
National Republican., 1873-02-11
Forced snIe,

BUSINESS COATsS g.,
4 \, SAKs a cos, Sl6 seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-02-11
ADJUSTMENTS, LECTURES, ETC.

sTUDRNTs
IL will sing Negro Meediee and Songs
IN LINCOLN HALL
On February 18TH 18th, and 18th, instant, assisted by
chorus Of nifty from Howard University.
Among the lsrge collection now used, the follow.
hall! hall ball I'm. gwine 10 line ssin.s above.
I'm on my Journey Home.
Peter, go Ring Dem BELLS.
I've hoard from Heabn To-day.
MIX white HQssea Qber In Jordan.
Angels Brought TidinRs Down.
Sinner, you Better get Ready.
I'm 0wtne 70 Climb up jacobs Ladder
John Saw the Holy Number sltiin' on the Golden
And many others Of quaint, touching. and peculiar
character,
Admission, boc.; reserved seats, 7Bc Tickets 10 bo
had Of Dallantyns's Bookstore, tas seventh st 81
7 INCOLN HALL.
GRAFTON by
Hon. SETH l.. MILBIkEN, Of AtaIne.
For the Beneht of the Industrial Home School,
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY II.
Subject "ARTsToCRACY."
Hon. J. q. Blaine will Introduce The speaker and
many distinguished gentlemen will be present
Tickets, % Centri reserved seats, cents: for sale
at G. Parkers, ba Seventh street.
feSaw
National Republican., 1873-02-11

THE SEw COLONEADE HOrgI, Philadelphia, Ia.
is within four blocks Of all the newspaper ofiices
National Republican., 1873-02-11

The cards must be banded In parcels of twenty.
hye (2bl and packed In strong pasteboard or straw
boxes, securely bound on tue edges and corners
tain not leas than nve hundred cards. the boxes 10
be wrapped and securely fastened In strong MANILA
by mail for delivery TO Postmasterr. When four
thousand (tOOll or more cards Are required to MI
boxes eontanins the same must be packed In strong
wooden cases, well strapped with hoop iron bAid
cases aud packages shall be addressed by the con.
tractor under the direction Of agent OF the Depart
inent. Wooden cases containing the cards, to be
transported by wAtcr.routes, must be provided with
National Republican., 1873-02-11
Supreme cCourt-GeneraI Term.

AIL-WoOL SACK AND
FRoCK BUSINESS COATS
ats.
\. SAKs a Co., 3l6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-02-11

Tho cards will be required 10 he manufactured in
ahreIroof building. and in separate apartments
by the contractor; and when hnlshed must be placed
~ nre aud blrgarnroof safe or vault to be 30
mens aud safe Or yaut shall At all times, be subject
to tho Inspection Of an aEept q the Department
National Republican., 1873-02-11

Forced sale.
No Reserve.
Must Positively be Closed out.
OyercOata,