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The New York herald., 1873-11-13
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY NOVEMBER

2sc &C. common to fair do 2oc. CSC bakers hut
ter 2c 22c. Michigan good to choice Soc SSc fair
TO good do, &c a SOC.
cuEEsx.-Demand very moderate both for export and
local requirements. Stock hand comparatively small
i5lc good to choice do. lSc. S.c common 10 fair
sS sS oas ssi!sSy good Rs%s
and closed firm at an advances OF c per ib Future
lyeries were strong at an advance OF 5sc per ID we
o~s,s UpSsa. A'assna ,s N Orleans yss 1sre: ;ss.
:i|; f $
ss si 3 .ss1s il { Sss% s
px,or, 10ideSs s,s Ia' sSs"iAs IS as:sa ssss
Consumption. ................. o23 aao0 ao0 YYoSS
In transit sit................... W e0
Totals. 220e 1000 $3.50
nsaaed above arrive ,s For u'aFe
iowss-Lsst evening after three oeioekNeysmber, 100
ar sSy . o a S % @ s. as 'ss . sS S s
saIsh e S sa r ssS.sAffs So az @ s i
Total, GOO bales. To-day up three p M.INeyember
ss se pfss%sss ss SO lSy e@ 800 ~ {
S 10 at 10 & ,Sf at - &c.,
Il s,s , & s' az il Il IT, Il srnrasy s
at IS S It s SO So q Al f & &c. ft o lss @
500 az i4c 100 at ii s2c ioo at ic 20o at l5c 20S at
IA 3lS2c., 200 at IA i5l6c TO- At 4sc 100 at 2532c
400 IA lsl6c.. 100 at a. 429s2i. 40 at is-l6c.,
Sss.ssry S q tsS i .! 4 M
aOl at is lc 0) at Is Il6c 100 at l5c 100 AT l5c 100
100 at 5sc 40 at i5sc 200 atl5 70c 800 at bike 100 at
is 7Iec., 10y At l5sc, 100 at y glsc 400 at 100 at
400 at l5c. at is Bile 100 at ltc 200 Is
Total 25OG0 Grand total. S2,4O bales. The re-
cepts at the ports were:-Gaveston. 1,T73 haes New
Orleans los; Mobile, 6sl; savannah, 6ol3 Charles
ton, $3.50 Wilmington Sl Norfolk, l,76l: Baltimore,
bales Rates cotton to foreign ports were quoted
follows;-To Havre, by steam, Lice compressed; no
sail Bremen, by steam, ll4c. To Liverpool Sled a
3d. by steam; d. el61 this week; I'D. 9l6d., by
UorrEE.-The market continued dull, with transac tons
confined TO unimportant jobbng lots Prices were
unchanged and quoted nominaliy as follows
20c. 20]4c.; good do 24c 2l1sc prime do, &c
22sc extreme range or lots l94c 224c gold per b,
S6c grass mats 26i. 27e singapore. &c. Geylon
22c 23c. Maracaibo, &c 23lsc Laguayra, l9c a
l94c. Jamaica, 2nc 2ic. ST. Domingo, &c 2sl4c
Porto Rico 2Jc. a 221ac. Costa Rlca, 20c. 221sc
Mexican 2lc. 22c.; Savana, 2l1c &c.. Curacoa.
2O1sc. q 22c.
wheat 7ol55 bushels 800 do. oats 63, 1872 do
barley 295 do The flour market ruled dull but prices
were nomnally unchanged The sales since last report
up is 5D0 bbs including all kinds mt prices within
the range of the following quotations Corn meal was
in ar n with wins ss 8 9, s
prIze medal So IS for golden star, - 45 So 50 Tor
Marshs caoric $3 81 $3 10 for WESTERN " ~ $3 40
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

The Quoations based on COTTON IN Store TunlIng ~
quality than halt grade above or below the
grade quoted. The sales
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

In Philadelphia stocks were duh. We quote
Pennsylvania skies, 107; Reading Railroad, 49sx;
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, IA; Pennsylvania
Railroad ex-diyidend, 42z.
MEMORANDA.
The business OF the Central Railroad Company, OF
New Jersey for the ten months ending October 81
compares with the corresponding months OF 1872 as
follows:-
1872. 1873 Increase
Receipts. s6.0O3, 232 $7,479, SOC sl476 663
EXpenses....... 3,5369s2 3,5e6.02S 49.036
Net earnings. s., 1902 $3,s93,s ,s67 sl427e27
After providing for interest, taxes and all other
charges the net results OF the business show ten
per cent earned on the stock in ten months, Of
which iour per cent was divided In July.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
CLOSING PRIOEs-3 O'CLOCK PM
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cot ton Firmer-F1Our Steady-Whent
and Corn Were Firmer-Oats Steady
Pork Nominai-Lard Firmer-Groceries
Unchnnged-Freights Easier-Petro-
leum NominaI-NavaI Stores Dull and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lower.
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, been tue principal quotations

The steamship Russia, which sailed Tor Europe
! to-day, took out Sass, $50 In silver bars.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Late cable advices states that buoyant market
exists for consos and American securities the ad.
vance OF the former being u per cent and OF the
latter q a q per cent. The Bank OF England rate
remains unchanged. The gain to the bank to-day
was fl17o0o. Friday Is the ortnightly settling
day. The following are the late quotations Con
soils for money. 81 5-16 923S; Consols for account
g2sz; dve-twenty bonds OF 1866 old), e2 a 9215:
dve-twenty bonds OF 1867, 955s 95A; ten-forty
bonds, oO}l coy; new lves, so1s; Erie Railway
shares, 351S a S5s for new account New YORK
Central shares, 72ts 70.
In Paris rentes are buoyant at 57.05. quotations
in Amsterdam were as olIows:-Central Pacific
first mortgage bonds, 76L; Union Pacific 1rst
mortgage bonds, 649l; Union Pacific shares l6h;
Northwest preferred 52; st. Paul preferred, Al.
RAILROAD BONDS.
The demand for this class or securities to-day
was strongly Illustrative OF the determination OF
buyers TO invest where their money would produce
certain prodt. Prices we're stronger and nota-
DE advance took place, az VIII be seen from the
following sales New YORK Central skies. 1887
6a; Erie third mortgage e3 Long Dock, 9oZ;
Lake Shore dividends, cash say: Central Pacidc
nrst mortgage, 70 a "a; Union Pacific seyens. land
grant, o44; Union Pacific tens. income. AZ. Alhanv
aud busquehanna second mortgage between
calls, 90; Delaware, Lackawanna ana western
convertible, o3; Hannibal and 81. Joseph e,onts
convertible, between calls, GO; Morris ana Essex
0rst mortgage, 9sjS; New Jersey Southern frat
mortgage, 40; do, between calls, 80; Cleveland
iand Pittspurg fourth mortgage, sa OHIO and MIS-.
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was laid on the 9TH OF July, 1913. The President,
Vice President, members OF the Senate and
House, the heads OF Departments, the Judiciary,
the authorities OF Washington, Georgetown and
Alexandria, AMI large delegations were present
from all parts OF the United States. The orator
OF the day was Hon. Robert c. Winthrop, then
Speaker Of the House. The work was COM
menced, and In about six years the Obellsk had
reached the height Of one hundred and seven
feet. The funds Of the society, amounting to
t29O,0OO, were then exhausted. In 1854 the board
OF managers memoriAliIed COngresAlor aid. The
House Of Represe natives referred ans memo
rial to select committee OF thirteen members,
OF which Henry May, Of Maryland, was chair,
man. On the 22d OF February, 1855, Mr.. May
made report, approving the proceedings OF the
society and recommending an appropriation Of
t90O, 900 by Congress "0n behalf OF the people OF
the United States, to aid the funds OF the 80
ciety."
The failure OF the appropriations recommended
at thls time was the result Of All unfortunate
Misunderstanding In the society. "Nothlng ap.
pears to have been done beyond thla until the
22d OF February, 1859. Congress incorporated q
society fOr the purpose Of completing the erec-
ton, now In progress, Of q great national m0nu-
ment to the memory OF Washington, at the city
OF Washington. Upon the advent OF this new
corporation, as the successor OF the voluntary
society first formed, II was found that during
the previous four years there had been but two
courses OF marble Of eight feet each added to the
monument, leaving Its height then, In 1852, one
hundred and seyenty-fOur feet. The new cor
poratlon commenced Its operations, and began
to lay It's plans for raising funds, but before any
thing Of much importance was accomplished,
the rebellion began and interrupted their fur
ther progress. Since the war the society has
been frultlesslJ endeayOrlng TO obtain further
action on the part OF Congress, and have also
invoked the aid of State and Territorial Legls-
lAtures, OF political, corporate, or voluntary
bodies, and also OF all societies, associations,
and persons OF all denominations, faith and
creed"
Our Delegate In Congress, Hon. N. p. CHIP.
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EMANCIPATION DAY.


The Order Of Procession.
I, h,s ra,n ,,s,or,.r- &c. -. 49,. -.
I u ".Su .'oi sihoe tne Nte
lamenteu AOranam Lincoln issued his ever
memorable proclamation for the freedom Of the
colored man, to observe the Anniversary ~ thai
day In n nronor r,nnnor 80 a.. - -,
ne9nie 10 tssiIfv ,hs,r e,n anu III. w tne SoioIcu
mat brought them iihsr,P ana ao,,.i y, w ~.
men FoI some ,%oet" nas, egns ~, sIng ~
heen in acssion InyIsn a. III nltnn, nas
afrangemenis 10 mSts III. rennr e pnanctns
lion daV nns ions 10 10 roen,harn a,,n,S M
coIored citiSena NJ J,hI, ~ Ionnson hss no 0
choaen chtet ,aah. Yv ~, ~ ,n,ia,ri,, NJ
UrSmme snbmitisd hS I'M NV WI bs nb.eryeT p''-
s' Sany, =" X, ~" rs,o ~
f,leryv,r.p mi,i,atY M FeiIows and henovo-
lent associations ofi,sers OF the convention. ora
inns rarrisgca mounted men chief tnaIshaI
with stsr esnsistIng Of representatiyes from
cach iegisintIye IistIlct line ofncers connecteJ
WIN s'sh
Tbs nro.rsslon will form on Louisiana ayenue
In fpnni Of The City iiaii Al o oclock a m right
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

The Foundation stone Of the Washington
National Monument was Laid Twenty
ave Years Ago To-day, and the struc-
turr IL now Less than One Third Conn
pIeted-Fir-t In War, First In Peace aud
Last In the Hearts Of His Countrymen
when It Comes to Preceding n Monument.
The history and dgin Of the Washington
Monument Association becomes interesting just
now, from thefact thatit IL Just twenty-five year,
ago to-day when the rrst shoyelful Of earth was
thrown up preparatory to the laying Of the cor
ner-stone Of the monument itself. There was 4
large and distinguished company present, In.
Guiding several Of the highest onicials Of thu
Government. After the ground had been staked
On
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WASHINGTON ARTISTS.


This evening q sale OF unusual interest will
mer a Cleary, corner OF Eleventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue. 1t Is that OF nearly one
hundred paintings, In oil and water colors, and
artists. The brushes OF Max weyl, Thomas
kaufman, 4. A. Poole, Ross Turner, William
Macleod, ID. II. Holmes, ]. Hays, LpmAn and
The pictures are not only by native artists, but
they are OF native scenes and incidents-seyeral
on the Potomac, some on Rock creek, some on
the Eastern branch, some In West Virginia and
upper Maryland; q fne one, "SundOwn from
Mount Knob, Va" by Kaufman; Potomac
above Point OF Rocks" by Poole; Z" on the POtO-
Bennings Bridge" by Newton. All these pic
lures will bear inspection, and some Of them
have permanent value. Catalogues can he OBJ
tanned from IAtimer A CleATy,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

Many Of the friends OF both parties at
tended at the Church Ofthe Ascension yesteT-
LAY morning TO witness the nuptials OF Mr.. J.
Walter Drew, the popular druggist IN J. W.
Miss Lucy A. Cromwell, step-daughter Of the
late Rev. Mr.. Meek. Miss Eddie Drew, sister Of
the groom, acted rs bridesmaid, and Mr. Joseph
NinicT, grOOmsman. The marriage ceremony
WAS performed by Rt. Rev. Bishop Pinckney, as
sisted by Rev. DR.. Elliott rector; aud at It's con-
,lusiOn The happy pair received the cOngIAtula-
tons Of their many friends, and they left on the
u O'Clock train Tor an extended tour North and
Easf
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NJ the Church Of the Ascension, last night, the
Right Rev. Bishop Pinckney administered the
eighteen ladies' and i've gentlemen. The address
Of the right reverend father to the candidates
was touching, and Impressed all hearers with Ia
sublime truth and feTYency. The church IL In q
nOnrishing condition now, under the rectorship
at the Rev DR.. Elliott, and Is daily adding to It's
membership and pewhOlders. The preliminary
arrangements for the new edince are progressing
hney, and without doubt work on II viii be COM
menCel ut an early day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

regular meeting Of the Collegiate Society OF
the National Medical College was held last even
Ing at the college building, on II street; the
NJ. Gassaway, NJ. d., secretary. several micro
scOpal specimens OF cancer section were eX-
hlblted by DR.. X. NJ. SchaeneI; after which u
long and animated discussion was held upon an
Interesting medical subject; and the society
then adjourned,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

Sr Edward Thornton, on behalf OF the Engllsh
Government, has made arrangements lenllng 70
wards the erection Of splendid building Tor the
accommodation Of the English embassy. Vhe
site selected faces the north side OF n street
northwest, from Connecticut avenue 10 Nine
ieenth street. Mr.. J. Frazer, the we'll ar
rhitect, has been intTusted with the planning OF
the contemplated Improvement, which viii
nelghbOThOOd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

Police headquarters was lively last night as
Tar as noise was concerned, II being OccaslOned
by the arrest Of three parties-A woman and two
men-by different Officers for different causes,
all being decidedly drunk aud disOrderly. The
1rst case was young man who passed twenty
dollar counterfeit hill on the proprietor Of a
restaurant near the depot. lie was arrested by
Detective COOmes, and taken to headquarters,
where he became so abusive and prOfane that
he was locked up and held until fate at night
that he was rather victim than an offender,
and he was released on agreeing To redeem the
twenty-d0llar counterfeit.
The next was q One-eRged eN-SOutheTn SOL
der who was very drink, and who was taken 10
In order TO prevent his being robbed Of q sum OF
money on Ills person. IIe was very demOnstra-
tive, declaring that he had been OutrageOusly
anrOnt through Governor Walker. OF Virginia;
that he could whip all all the Yankee and Irish
police In the District, AMI that II he had his Der
ringer with him he would Kill all hands and walk
out. lie was held several hours, and becoming
sober, was told why and wherefor he had been
held, advised not TO drink any more, taken to his
hotel, aud put In his little bed.
Arrest No. was that OF young woman on
the charge OF being crazy drunk. She was no.
ticed by Detective McDeVitt liking herself for
Jump from the secOnd-stoTy window OF her
residence and the design Ut once frustrated, hut
a. she was so unruly he thought 1t unsafe to
allow her to remain at home and took her to
headquarters. There she was so b0steTous that
she was locked up, and for more thAn an hour
made the rooms Of the once untenable by her
shrieks and howl, declaring that she would have
satisfaction for the arrest. Later In the night
her mother appeared at the once, and with tears
In her eyes begged that she might be allowed to
take her daughter home, but, satisfied that II
was better TO allow her TO remain until she got
sober, the request was not compiled with,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

Gu the LIST Of May next the regular course Of
Lectures In the above college commence and
will be continued during the months OF May,
June and September, at the Columbia hospital
zach student will have the opportunity Of seTV-
inR a term In the lylngin wards and 70 become,
by actual observation, famillArEed with desira-
ne knowledge. Tue course In microscopy In
cindes practical lessons. All particulars may be
obtained from the dean, Dr. Ashford, 1880 New
YORK avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

Yesterday afternoon, while Mr.. A. ID. Tucker
was driving Mr.. Albert GleasOn's trOttlnR horse
"Dandy" down Fourteenth street the animal he
came frightened at some boys playing ball and
ran away. AZ he turned the circle the buggy
upset, and Mr.. Tucker was thrown out and
slightly injured. Tue horse ran q short dis
lance down the street, when he fell and broke
his neck, killing him instantly. lie was valued
nj 300
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

This association held Its regular monthly meet
ing at ClaTkeS hall last evening; Mr.. q. A.
Bently In the chair The executive committee
reported the names OF eleven applicants for
membership.
After the transaction Of the regular business
Mr.. Martin moved that the association 20 into
committee OF the whole on "nuid extracts, mud
extract OF Thei, aGOnlte and ergot, which were
freely discussed. Some elegant specimens were
presented, with their formulas, by Messrs.
Bacon, Bently, Martin and Price, each OF the
aboye-named gentlemen presenting their views
IN regard to their manufacture.
The topic selected for discussion at the next
regular meeting was "ellXiTs," after which the
meeting adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

Tonight the Washington City HbeTnian So
ciety give their second grand annual ball at Ma
sonic Temple for the bene1t OF the relief fund.
The gentlemen composing this organization are
well known In this city, aud the success which
has heretofore crowned their efforts In the ball
will enjoy themselves,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

CHRIST CHURCH.
An Easter Festival BY the sunday School
Children.

Childreu.
Yesterday evening, at O'Clock, Christ church
again took the lead Of Episcopal churches In
point OF Easter festivities. The noble and ven.
cradle edlnce was filled with bright and happy
faces Of the Sunday school children. Much time
was gwen to the singing Of beautiful carols and
hymns, the voices harmoniZinR In tuneful ac-
cord to the spirit OF the occasion. After singing
q hAndsomel y-decorated table trembling under
the weight OF luscious ylAnds, bon bons French
dltties, oranges, Ice cream and whole roOsts Of
other nlceties. The rector, Rev. c. d. Andrews,
made himself useful and Is said to be the hand
soonest single Episcopal clergyman In the Dis
trlct. Such were the expressi ons OF the pretty
girls At Christ church, and without scruple we
say there were a host OF them. Altogether the
feast will ever he lmmemorial In the hearts OF
all present.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

The sales at the nsh wharyes yesterday were
as follows: To shippers, by II. A. Golden 4 Bro,
anctloneers; 1900 shAd, from ti2 to til; 1900
herrinRs from % TO o.; 800 tailors, at cent; 90
rock, from 10 TO ~ cents. Sales by others: 10000
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

some Of the most beautiful scenery In the
world Is right In the vicinity Of Lake George, and
II has historical associations OF great interest.
On It's shores stands the famous Fort william
Henry hotel, made so popular with all guests by
the KOessles. Its retttlnRs for this season are
of the richest description,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

BoyS spring salts.
Good School Suits for 50 and 81.
Handsome Cashmere Suits for $3.50.
Same, with Vests, for SO.
Blue Diagonal suits for tl2.
Fine Blue Flannel and Yacht Cloth Suits.
Fine Brown TricOt and Cloth suits.
GEO. G. HESSis0, 40 Seventh street.
TnE best bargains in Black Silks and Alpacas
at Began 4 Wylles.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

An election for three delegates from Columbia
tlOnAl Typographical Union, which meets AZ
Montreal on the fTst Monday In June next, will
take place Saturday, between the hours Of 8 D.
m anil . n m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

The second lecture In the Toner course will
be delivered at MArinis hall next Friday even
Ing, by Prof. q. Z. Brown SequArd, NJ. D., OF
New York. His subject Ia NERVOUS Force; the
Extent, Variety aud Power Of its Manifestation .
The announcement Is quite sufficlent TO ali the
hall, for all receiving IN invitation will he anx.
iOus to attend
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corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours ' TO I; BatuI-
days, to I and to 3.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ ..,, WARRINGTON, d. O., April o, Is7a
VI the pettlon OF AhCALoUa W1CKOFf, OF EImira,
~ X, praying for the extension OF patent s5raued
70 Nun on the 18th day Of July, lsb9 and rolssnpd
N IN VIZ Sh day o. hAreh' 1861 Tor an improvement
II y ordered that the testimony In the Gaze DO
closed on the 10th day Of June nett; that the
tlms Ior Ming Arguments and tho Examiners report
% limited 70 the 10th day Of June next, and That
Any Peraon may Oppose this extension
AplhbaW H. b, LEd0ETT, Commissioned
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16
THE NEW JAIL.

Tardy ork-Superinrendeni CIu-s Pro-
poses TO Remove the Smallpox Hospital
and Discharge the workhouse Hands.
superintendent A. Cluss few days since ad-
dressed the following letters to General Mullelt
IN relation to the work OF the new jail:
Under date OF April ~ he says:
SIR: The grading on and around the site for
the new jail has been carried on by your author
ny with the labor OF the inmates OF the work
house; however, II Ia rather q slow process. II
took them all winter TO move 200 cubic yards of
earth. In order TO get the work In shape IL will
he necessary TO resort TO other means for the
excavations inside the buildings, foundations,
bitches and so on. II will he best TO do this
comparatively small job by contract To save
time an advertisement should, II possible, by all
means he avoided. Ind on inquiry that can
get this woIk done eNpetlitiously (slc) at thirty
cents per cubic yard, which II what we agreed
Ia pay to the wOTkhOnse people; and II Instructed
10 do 50, shall make further inquiries TO see
whether this amount can possibly be reduced
still more.
Awaiting, dc., ADOLF CLUss
Ea8.N..
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man, made a speech In the House OF Reprcson-
tatlves, February IS, 1sTo, on q bill introduced
by him making an appropriation TO complete the
monument; but the object was not accom-
pllshed. Just what will be done, and In what
way the necessary amount will be raised, We
have no means OF stating. II rests with the
American people whether or not In twenty-five
years from this time q record similar to the
above Will have 70 be m ahe
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

OF boots, shoes and galters for ladies', gentlemen
and children have Just been received at the
great shoe emporium OF Hoover A Jackson, No.
1909 Pennsylvania avenue. These gentlemen
eau Justly boast OF the largest and nnest Aasort-
ment OF these goods south OF New York city
The goods have been made up with particular
reference to durability, neAtness and style.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

enectual remedy ever offered 10 the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years WIN the greatest success. Prepared by
and sold by all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

The Demand IncrrnsiuE-The sappiy stiii
Abundant.
Sour gentecl School Suits for boys at o..
Sour Atwood Boys Suits at S.
wear well.
Sour all-wool Boys Suits at o
Sour Atwood Boys suits at s.
are well made.
Sour Atwood Boys Suits at o..
AIR NEw SPRIS0 GooDs.
HABLE BROTHERS,
Fashionable TailOrs,
Corner Seventh and ID streets.
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DIIsn.

oORMAN.-This morning, at a.aO O'CLOCK. p.p.
rHoLoMEw. son q John Y. and Hannah donnan
AGED seven months aud four days.
family are respectfully invited TO attend -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

TAEE AYERS PILLS for all the purposes OF
purgatye, for constipation, Indigestion, head
ache aud liver compliant, BY universal accord
they ATe the best Of all purgatlyes for family
use 60
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

The congregation OF 81. Pauls (EItuAllstlc)
church have elected the following yeatrynen
J. u. Kerr, ". $: Holiday, X. W. Walker; hold
Ing over, Or: J. y. May, J. d. Franklin, J. N.
McCalla and II. Walk.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-16

sixty THOUSAND DOLLARS worth Of D GOods
At Began a Wylle's.