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The Placer herald., 1873-03-22
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RosEvILLE, March 18th, 1872.
The sun arose in all his glorious efful ence
upon Roseville, the prettest village of the foot
hills, st. Patricks day in the morning; with not
a cloud to mar the beauties of the azure sky and
reflect back the radiance of the FURNISHED sum-
so long withheld by reason of the Winters an
cry scowl; and as the last rays were lingering in
the west, well dressed young men could be seen
rushing promscuously about preparing them
ter's Hall, on that delightful evening st s
o'clock the and elegant hail presented a
grand aud imposing appearance, it being
well filled with the youth and beauty of the sur
rounding country and the brilliant chandeliers
displayed no contrast between the many gushing
damsels, who We'd with each other which should
be the star of the evening, and we can only say
we watched their fairy forms and dainty feet
keep time with the splendid music dispensed by
Smith a. Fuller's quadrille banl that close prox-
unity lent epchantment to the view At II
clock some 80 or GO couples repaired TO the
junction Hotel, where sumptuous repast
prepared, the table being well supplied with the
inest edibles of the season, and the manner in
which the contents of the well .adon paters DIS
appeared, spoke well of those who had charge OF
the pastry department 1t was along in the wee
hours Of morn before the disciples OF Terpslcnore
wended their way homeward all acknowledging
that more pleasant, magnificent and enjoyable
time was never had in Roseville
CORRrSpoNIrNT
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22

GENTs-I had been afflicted with Piles for fif-
teen years. few days ago got box of your
CALIFORNIA ABEIRTINE SALvE and applied it as
per direc ion, and in less than three weeks it
cured me sound and well. You can use this let
ter as you wish l will answer any questions
asked or written me on this subject. My place
of business is 3l4 Fourth street, San Francisco,
Cal. H. HOMER.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22

CHANCE FOR WoRK.-One thousand cords of
wood, two thousand timber poles, one thousand
bushels of charcoal, and twenty-five good miners
are wanted at the st. Patrick mine, three miles
west of here, and the money is waiting. See the
advertisement in another column Here is n
chance for work and to get good contracts.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22
BORN.

At Colfax, March 9th, wife of l.. d. Cross of
SON.
At Colfax, March 18th, the wife of William b.
Hayford, of daughter.
Near Rosevile March 9Th to the wife of O.
G. Hilton. n daughter.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22

NOT IT.-The family OF Mr. King near Rose
vlle was thought to be afll cted with the unnamed
Tehama disease some two or three weeks ago
are now, ws learn, all in fair way to recover, it
turning out to be but severe type of typhoid
fever. Mrs. King died, and six other members
of the family were very low, but are now all out
of imme date danger
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22

" ALL parties needing the services of an
experienced surveyor are advised to employ J. A.
Benson, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor Auburn,
Cal. He has the Government Field Notes, the
possession of which enables him to restore lost
corners without delay. He charges moderately
and works rapidly.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22

PICTURES AND PIcrURE France. Louis Moos-
er, at the Variety Emporium, or the corner of
the plaza, Auburn, has magnificent assortment
of Pictures and Picture Frames, going 1T cheap
Call, see and price them before they are all
gone.
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22
AppOrtiOnment Of School Moue,.

10 ne Treasurer aud School Trustees Of Placer
County: &A <4
G GGENfLEMEN-The following is statement of
day: '1o WIS
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22

COUNTY CoUET PRocEEp Court met pur-
suant to adjournment, Judge J. Ives Fitch. pre-
siding.
MONDAY, March 18th, 1873
5. L. Leet VS.. Wm Dunn ct al, continued for
the term.
Shelton VS.. Dudley, trial set for April 14th.'
Michael Long, a native of Ireland, admitted to
citizenship.
Ordered that court ad ourn till Monday, April
14th at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22

'ae very best photographs, go to Bradley
'u'oison S Gallery without stairs-i.gS- ASCEND
iHI ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery street, San
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22

NOT FoUND.-The lost girl from IL to 10 years
od' vino strayed was stolen or run off from
her home, west of Newcastle, some two weeks
ago, the circumstances of which we gave last
week, has not yet returned or been found. Last
Wednesday, people from Auburn and the whole
country around, turned out and made a general
search, but without result. The general impress
sion Is that she is alive and WELL but not in this
county. Various rumors suggest as to her
whereabouts, but we prefer not to publish them
The Placer herald., 1873-03-22

PERSONS afflicted with Plies Will read the fol-
'oWlng disclosure with great interest:
Files are caused by collection of microscope
'erinin In the bowels. These vermin are wedge
'lape and have beak shaped like pair of nip
lhls These vermin are accustomed to perodi-
~" s"t si,lnoers, but when aroused by hunger, they
a..s at themselves the flesh and blood of then
,,' 'iiS victims. CALIFORNIA ABEIRTINE SALvE,
& &Pp1 np by Taylor & Co., at Sacramento City, at
ol1 IJe Nils these verm'n, allays the inflammation
"4q heals the wounded parts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-04
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
An IntcfestlpE Law Lecture by Professor
paarhul

Fhscn"'
Hon. George W. PaschaI, OF this city, last eve
nipv delivered highly ipterestinp lecture before
,ha .,nasn,s NJ ,he Maternal university. al their
'ne ',, V W. ~ .,N''., 49,. ~ 80
new building, NO. as sevehth street. IN INTRO
ducing the speaker Vice Chancellor WedgewOod
sala:
YouSo GENTLEMEN; We shall have the pleasure
NJ listenIng ihIs evening 10 one who has earned
the reputation OF beinQ one OF the most able cx.
nnunders al Inc Constitution. ills WORK on Inc
r,onstiiution has often been quoted with ap-
nroyai nv our nblest statcsmen ia both houses Of
Congress- ills more elaborate works have given
MIN a national REPUTATION as a lawyer, and be
mas the nTopd dstinction Of having bccn elevated
"a inc snnremo iudgeship Of hIs State at an ear.
/ iIer ave man any Other Judge In tho United
States
| = now bave Tho Measure Of introducing ,Ju,,a,
Georg, " Paschal' formerly Of Texas. now 1
| rrsl,lent Of this city
Tbe Jndge was received amid tho plaudits o
/ tho students. and opened his remarks by stains
thst ss the Wee chsnceIlor had alluded 10 hi,
Gorl on the Constituiion. he would saw that, In
Ma prenaration OF maj worn. he believed no mad
giyrn Il the heat pre he could have selected
thc DecaratIon Of Indepeudepcc and the Ar
tirIcs ~ Confederation' Ia tnat work would b,
Sonna ina Constitntiou A II appears Al the STATE
mana rtment' win an 10 pecuIlaTitics, even tn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-04
GAVE HIMSELF AWAY.

A young man seemingly under the influence
Of liquor was picked up Saturday night by ON
Ger Lewis, and conveyed 10 police headquarters,
where 1t was discovered that the man was labor
ing under the eftects Of laudanum, and on his
neTson WIS found a vial which had contained the
same. ON being questioned he said his name
was George frederick Pritchard, and claimed 10
he a newspaper correspondent. Shortly after
bis beinu bfought 10 headquarters Detective Nc
Rifresh Appeared on the scene, and recognized
MIN AZ person for whom he had been In search
Tor acme time, charged with forgery In Lancas-
Ter Pa dispatch was thereupOn forwarded TO
he MAYOR Of that city, and an order returned TO
hoIi min until the arrival OF oflcers, who would
he dispatched TO this city at once TO take him
ana onIuin' he seemed surprised 10 ind himself
in limbo, and more so when told he must return
10 lancaster, The officers are expected from
Lancaster, and he will az once be turned over 10
tnpm.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-04
The New Building for tho Library Of
Congress.


To he Editor Of the National Republican
SIR: As you probably may be aware, public
invitation to architects to prepare and send In
designs for the above building was issued about
two months sgo-such drawings to be delivered
10 the Librarian on or before the list OF Noyem-
her, To what extent that Invitation was ac-
cepted matters not at present; but It Is very wen
known in the architectural circle OF this city that
some competitors are still engaged on their
drawings and do not contemplate sending them
In before the 18th Of the month. Through your
columns desire 10 ask some omcial connected
with this business II an extension OF time has
really been granted, and u SO why II has never
been oflcially announced. That some plans
have already been delivered Is well known-nn-
ished and executed within the specified time
and why such q gross injustice 10 them should
be perpetTAted By fayorng others with more
time, and why the original terms OF the invita-.
tiOn should not be adhered TOT are questions 10
which answers are anxiousy requested.
by calling attention to II az publicly us possible
you will obllge not few, as well as yours re-
sDeCtfully, Ii.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-04
FIRE.:
$500 Worth OF Tar Destroyed.

NOUO WOrth OF THT DeHtrOyed,
few minutes after II o'clock yesterday
morning an alarm was turned In from Box 50,
Central guard-house. caused by the burning Of 9
large tar-kcttle and several barrels Of tar, the
property Of J. v. W. vantlenbuTg a Co., general
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. Engines Nos. l.,
2, and and the truck promptly responded, and
by their aid the large force OF men employed by
the company were enabled 10 suppress the
flames before they had extended far. The IRE
originated IN the kettle, and was spreading rap
Idly when the engines arrived, by the aid Of
which and wet sand the names were finally sup
pressed, after creating u loss for the company OF
SSOO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-04

Our onterprising grocer, W. II. squires, north
west corner Of Fifteenth and streets, has Just
stocked his attractive store with large and va
ried supply OF family groceries, canned fruits,
pickles, sauces and other table Injuries, which
he adyertises at greatly reduced prices for cash,
having obtained them by purchase during the
recent stringency OF the money market, At panic
rates. A most tempting display Of French fruits,
In sealed glass jarssardnes, olives, oils, choco-
lates, candies, canned peas, mushrooms, arti-
chokes, 6c.-is to be seen Of his store. New
buckwheat, syrups and pure apple cider Just re-
ceiyed. 70 purchase here Ia 10 save money.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-04

To-day and to-mOsrow Of O'Clock p. m. rare
chance TO obtain homes at the beautiful suburban
site Of Rosslyn will be offered to the public.
Lot lb2 feet deep by % feet front, situated only
three hundred yards from the Acqueduct bridge.
Sale TO be made without reserye,snd IS per cent.
discount made to parties who bind themselves to
build neat dwellings within twelve months after
purchase. Terms Of sale, one tenth cash, hal
ance In twenty equal monthly payments. See
PHIL ii, WEIGH, 905 Y street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-04

Between and O'Clock on Saturday morning
stable and coal-house on the premises occupied
by Lucinda Cole, on Ninth street,north OF Leigh,
Richmond, were burned. Loss, $3.50, no insur-
ance.
A personal dificuliy occurred on tho Court
house SQUARE, Petersburg, last Saturday between
few blows were passed before friends interviewed
and restored quiet.
The iron moulders Of Richmond held a mass
meeting on Saturday night al Concordia hall,
Broad street, to consider matters OF interest to
them as mechanics. The meeting had no cOn-
ncction whatever with political affairs.
The Methodist Sunday school at City POlnt-a
very small organizatlon,at meeting on sun
tlon the sum OF SO for the Memphis sufferers,
and the same was forwarded last week.
Gov. Walker on Saturday Issued his proclama-
ton offering reward 81 500 foT tue apprehen.
charged with felony, and who escaped from the
county jail OF Mlddlesex on the 18th Of septem-
Der.
Percy L. Darlington, q son Of Col, W. q. Car
rington, OF Richmond, snot himself through the
hand accidentally on Saturday, INJECTING pain
full, though, L Is thought, not a., dangerous ss
| dressed the wound.
Information was received In this city on last
| last Saturday announcing the death OF Mr.. II. s.
| MILAN, formerly agent Of the Western Union
esent oSeufrsa al me Aiesasny spnss sad
was the result Of en- attack OF typhoid fever.
The following is the list OF the grand Jury Of
tho Hastings Court, az flchmond Tor the pres
ent term; samuel W. WOODWARD, Chas; L. Todd,
Samuel II. Gordon, W. u. Caskie, David A.
Brown, Thomas samson, Thomas L. ID. Walford,
| Th2mas lo''s' "ni' W. ihn"eriaAe anu ouhes
l.. btauiey.
| The Republicans OF Bedford nominated on
Tuesday last the following state aud county
| ticket: Fon the Senate, IiaTwoOd Major, esq;
| for the House OF Delegates, Messrs. James Will
son, VIM. A. Wingneld and Henry Cobb; for
Commonwealth attorney. Henry O. Lowry esq ,
for treasurer, Colonel John q. Kasey; for sheriff,
j. X. Fitzpatrick; for superintendent OF poor,
| John II. Bays.
The state Roar,I of Education has apnoipted
| the folIowino district school trnstees. Fioyi
conptyNIocnst.c grove district. Hosea WlnmST.
IIttlc River. REV. Thomas /. Robertson. Jack,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-04
NAVY YARD AFFAIRS.
Voter. In the States Paid On-spccio-New
Bollers for tho Shawmut.


boilers for tho Shawmut.
All the employees Of the yard who expressed
desire 10 exercise their right Of franchise In the
different States where they belong principally
Marylanders-were paid on yesterday, and re-
ceived q small amount IN silver, the nrst that
was paid out by the pay department since 1862.
The coin had 4 healthy appearance, and looks
very much like o return TO gold and silver
basis, which speaks well flor General Grants adj
ministration, considering the state OF our
finances when he came into once.
The new boilers for the shawmut arc about
half finished. 1t Ia the intention OF the steam
engineering department to work the men en-
gagged on them on extra time until they are CON-
pleted, which will be In about sixty days. A few
workmen are engaged In repairing the Shawmut,
and more will be added In few days. We
have ascertained from good authority that II IL
the Presidents desire that plenty OF work be
given out At the different navy yards In the
| United States, to relieve, In part the suffering
| that Is known 10 exist from scarcity OF work
| mendabls In our Chief Magistrate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-04

Lots ut Rossyn, virginia.
James Guild will sell a large lot OF boots and
shoes.
Latlmer 4 Cleary Will sell Improved property
an y, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
Duncanson, Bowling h Co. will sell good col.
lection Of household fNhAtuTe,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-04
GENERAL CITY NEWS.

Andrew johnson Is stu at the Metropolitan.
Glasses IN English classics and music are con-
Quoted at the Y. NJ. O.. A.
A board meeting Of the managers Of the Y. NJ.
Q. A. was held In their parlors last evening.
The Northern Market House commission failed
10 meet yesterday, owing 10 there not being
quorum.
A social conversation meeting will he held In
DR.. sunderands church this afternoon at
o'clock.
bernian Benevolent Society No. was held last
night at Carroll hall, but no business OF public
importance was transacted.
In Difference to the wishes OF Rev. Father
Keanc, Tho idea OF giving him n reception this
evening. as contemplated By the Carroll Literary
Association, has been abandoned.
Forty.three hundred and seventJ-nvo bushels
Of wheat were received In Georgetown yester-
LAY. sales OF 100 bushels at u 90 to tl,6Sh,
and 200 bushels at u 81 TO 81 90.
meeting OF the trustees Of the reform school
was held yesterday at the ONCE OF Mr. Clark, az
chitect, at the Capitol, and without transacting
business Of any importance adjourned.
A union meeting Of the young people from the
various churches was held at the New York.
avenue church last evening. The reading OF the
| scriptures, with short addresses AMI singing,
Tue Young Catholics Friend Society, Of this
city, have secured the services Of the eloquent
Dan. Dougherty, Of rhiladelphla, for lecture IN
81 aapp s1I he w fSep'es "
The mission at ~. Aioyslus' church attracted
large crowds last evening, aud services were
held In both chapels. sermons were preached
| by Fathers garesche and Marzellis on the Cath.
Ole custom Of praying for the dead.
The colored Knights Tcmplsr, OF this city
with visiting lodges from Pennsylvania, MARY
land, and Ohio, will parade on Friday next, mar
| shalcd by John A. Gray, esq. They will be re-
viewed by President Grant and Governor sncp.
herd. The parade Ia expected TO be very impos
ing.
most Interesting meeting OF the alumni o
the medical department OF the University o
Georgetown was held at the College building
last evening. A very instructive paper upor
| extra uterine pregnancy was read and specimen
| exhibited. Tho attendance was large and
| spirited discussion followed.
The nineteenth monthly meeting Of the Re
public savings and Binding Association wa
held last night at the Y. NJ. q. A. lecture-room
H. r. Bond president. Aftcr the payment Q
dues nine and one-nfth shares W, doo) were ad
vanced at an average OF 22o per cent. premium
The Knights OF st. Patrick, ono Of the mos
| fiourlshing Irish Catholic societies In tho city
held their regular monthly meeting last night 9
| Union League hall. There was q largo attend
ance OF members. Several candidates for men
bership were presopted, aud considerabl
amount OF dues was collected.
Yesterday afternoon, about . O'Clock, ma
named Emil Huber fell In Q nt, at the corner Q
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, and re
ccived a slight cut on the forehead. lie wa
taken into Thompsons drug store, where he Z,
ccivcd medical attendance, and was afterward
| conveyed to his home on Seventh street, betwee
a and n etreets,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-04

A sculptured group OF the "vrgin and infant
Jesusn IL to be erected at Hayre by the ladies' Of
that city, In testimony OF their gratitude at the
immunity from Prussian occupation which the
Inhabitants enjoyed during the war. The group
cost 81 400, and Ia the work OF II. Troc- Robert.
II will be placed In the centre OF the principal
road by which the Prussians would have entered
the city II they had reached II,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-04

Mr.. q. Thomas Getty, who had been seriously
Al for some days past, died SUNDAY night, at his
residence, on Dunbarton street. Georgetown.
Mr. Getty was In his fOrty-soyenth year, and for
a long lime engaged Ia the book and stationery
hnsiness Ills loss will DO felt ny the Tesidents
Of me District His funeral will take place to-
day, attended by Potomac Lodge No, 8, +, A, A.
NJ, OF which no was member,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-04
rnE MURDER OF FRANK HAHN.
THE CHIEF JUsTICRsnIP.

a.
-J.d.e n. R. Cart. III. Chsiee-wsa, lie
Thlnks Of Hon. Roscoe CankllaH.
The Washinc,on oorrcspondent Of The Now
York Herald has interviewed Hon. r. T. Merrlcs
upon the vacant Chiof Justccsnip, and pub
fishes the following In the last edition OF that
,onrn.i.
,nonr thu nomb.ra n, Tho n,.,r,,, has -..
nan, ny s,.a ~ ~ pn,.i n,n,assoa ~, Ny Ny
Sagr.a - n r. Mcr,,rs whase Iessnca ~ inssn
N Sn,rn,t caye MIN 4 yt,Ic reputat,or IN ~
r,,in hInnt man Who ncyer mnitiniis. wo,5.
pnn , !, na az wao All ~ p,,, ~ S,,yrso NJ,
,dsal nas,ness before ina sanseme Coart ~.
end,,. n,s cd,ete aitcntian' mi NJ Msr.
I'm az sha , ,Y,,noss mann WIN Tia lciiow,ng ~
Nv, oh 'o "''"e'' 'ssD", WV" '"' 'o''"'"s ~
SUI W,,,osn,,,.,, Nr T.rr,cs ,vo,,, I'M IN
Know yn,,r opinion az 10 Inc man whom you
III =, ~ w Tns,in "''' P''0' ''' '"' Po'r
sivn VI w, Sus ~. son,. ,..,,.,,.r Il, ~
,,"s.,n., ny nv a,,nion on ina .nhicct n,ss,,ns
.hat no,nns n,Rnt sly y, oy p moun Dc nnsy 10
lnnusne "o ao ~ no ~ so., dae a"u ny
mes 0s y, ~ IN, ,,o .Isss, ana ma., .,S,.
tory solution Of The dlcu IN which ~ the PTesi-
cn. WI, nu % ~, M no y, ,mv sn.
my ,nmnsncca hy ncrsons nv
q desire for the public good, would be 70 take
| Sn,et susuno , w v.ny a ino avsfc
poagr az ,ns ,Is ihsn .s evor ,.pn .,nns
The organization Of the court, and the President
Souu ~ ~. M . .Ws ~ pnu I'LL
nenty quaneu . ,oa ang posson u Sn,yI ousuce
Occupied ocS that ONCE. W. '' s' ''' "' nav
| xouesPonu; pu. ~ ~ unue, ~ tnAt w
VIII my appo'ns any one NOW on 1ne pencn, Du,
se,sct = Chief Jusi,cs irom smang ~ memb S
ot tneo -,,
--,.,. w isn ~ y. y. gukis, a..
.se, ,ro,n lnose NOW o nv ,hs hanrh v n MY w.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-04
AsIUsEM ENTs.



MI. John Mccullough has every reason 10 feel
proud OF the reception that was given to his
"Richellcu" last night In the nrst place, the
audience was large, select, Intellectual and cul.
tlvatcd In an unusual degree. Then II was at
tentive, qulet, eaGer-convinclng proof that II
was interested, and the subducd applause that
frequently greeted the finer points In the piece,
curtain, were sure Indications that tho Efforts OF
the actor were highly appreciated and emphatic
ally approved. His "Richelleu" was certainly a
Mr. Mccullough exhibits all the marks Of
careful student and pains-takinE actor. lie
has attained I'm almost to perfection tnat highest
formance Of all idea that It Is a performance or
play, and clothes It with all tho grace and
ease OF .sweet nature" with a ane, mellow,
yet never marred by sonOrous mouthings, Mr..
Mccullough gave the beautiful and classic
language OF the great Cardinal rendering
which has rarely been excced 10 It's distinct
ness Of enunciation, putty OF accent, correct
ncas Of elocution and beauty Of Illustration be-
fore Washington audience.
Every syllable, whether uttered In the highest
tones Of the excited and powerful minister Of
France or In tho lowest whisper OF the dccrcpld
| and dying old man. could he distinctly heard IN
all parts Of the house. In the tones Of his voice,
combined with an indcscribable something IN
| the presence OF the man, there seems to 10 q
/ sort Of magnetism which Hubdues the audience
SnE lSn,s y M
| presence OF genius WIN medium STATURE, grace
Ini carIinge, erect figure and handsome person,
| ot gIeat nusoular power, MT. mccullough unltos
| pefIect self possession, ease and naturalness ~
movsmenu AND manner, and presents 70 ms nui
W s,n VIII enute annegauoh oI sen, lne rem
omsu.cr no peisp KY, Inis great poWsi
| WV VIZ scm' ~. v, VIZ nls,IlnnIS MY nls hudl
onco nuy ~ ~ h,m tns w, SsIu w unui ,ne cur
| an ,su,, WIFI '"cy e"h tut moO"iouBh 70 us
pei .ne ,,ius s,' =, All. -, Al, l. .,...
| to describe the play In detail. The INA ginatior
s.n sss ~ om supRy wy nppmvv,m VI ",
s pss y, smu ne,V, W nv y, omasv',
,n.,,,,,e NJ. " r,.n,s H., ,ran ~ os,i,,,
nn ,nnp %s ,,ne Tin sl,h y. "
sn,,s.,aan, sns ,,.,,,n,inn ~n,,a ,ha ia,.,r \
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-04
BARLOW'S

Gallery Of Fine Arts,
1925 lENNsYLyANIA AVENUE.
PAINTINGS, ENdRAvfNas,
GHRoMos. PHOTOGRAPHS. &o..
Frames for faintinss; Photographs, &c., in Gold.
Ways on hand; All odd sizes made 70 order. Paise
ricty Of Cords. Tassels. Wire, Kings &c. Parties
yisiting the city will md at this establishment the
York prices, Paintings packed with the greatest
md shgPSsa e Al parts Paintings Cleaned
Old Frames Regilded and Repaired. ocl.sm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-04

Our readers by referring TO oar advertising
columns Of auction sales will perceive that the
and British Claims (who occupied house Io3
Fifteenth street, near New York syenue) In to be
sold at auction by Duncanson, Bowling a Co.
This furniture was made 70 order In the best
manner by q. NJ. Wright, esq.