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obliged to use it," Horace. being dead and
these innocent ones left friendless, | must
take care of them Our Castlcton and Rut-
land unfortunates will not wish to be let
off on the lack of common sense. If this
fellow is to be believed he bled Rutland
said he took about $3.50 out of Rutland /
saw him two nights at the corner of Mer-
chont's Row and Centre Street, with his
lamps trimmed and burning, and his clack
going. and he was surrounded by gaping
crowd who were buying boxes of pens and
were watching each other instead of watch
ing the man cheating them out of their eye
teeth.
| any one had repeated the old maxim,
"a fool and his money is soon parted in
the hearing of any one of this crowd, it
might have been .,leemed both true and
unkind.
hardly think that is true that there is
as much pleasure in being cheated as in
cheating, still our Castleton friends seemed
to enjoy it exceedingly during the per-
Torrance, but on reflection they do not APP
pear to be very proud of it as pecuniary
transaction. and "mum is the word" with
them when Intercepted about it, They
have very short memory of that "eventful
night" Still | think the most of them
would go into the same kind of ''gull trap"
set to catch fools differently set and baited
have the kindest of feelings towards
every person who bought pens or boxes or
experience, and only have wish to pass
this humbug around that inexperienced
persons shall not be defrauded out of their
money or deceived by him, in other parts
of the State. This caution may seem en-
tirely unnecessary, but this fellow canght
a class of men in Castleton that | should
not have thought could have ''taken in and
done for" as have described.
Lest this humbug shall think himself
by his smartness, would like to submit
question that has perplexed me good
deal and may be treated under the head of
''1ntclectual Philosophy" 1t is this, is
there not a stripe or component part of the
fool in all great cheats or dupes? | think
there is, and to prove this wish to cite the
Mauchausen Stories of Mahomet Joe
Smith and various other imposters, cheats
and humbugs.
Please let us have an opinion on this
subject, ''Such as is an opinion"
Pro BoNo PUBLIco.
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At the annual communication of Olive
Branch Lodge No. GA f. & A. NJ, at Ches-
ter, held May Sth, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year Rev. A.
b. Flanders, w NJ George A. Hall, S w
L. L. Barney, W; +. b. Mather, Secre-
tary George w. Hadley, Treasurer d.
w. Davis, SD; j. Edison, J d II. Cob
leigh N. L. Peltier, Stewards 10. Miller,
Tyler A. A. Putnam, Marshal
At the annual election of officers of the
Adoniram Lodge, No. AZ, Manchester, on
Thursday evening last the following officers
were elected L. l.. Wyman, w NJ jill.
Whipple, S W; G. f. SWEET, W; A. j.
Gray, Treasurer W. A. Black, Secretary;
ii. Eggleston, S d; ID. +. Moore, j ID 4;
II. A. Madison, o. G. Felt, Stewards W.
$. Rlaisdell, Chaplain S. Deming, Organ
list +. Estabrook, Tyler.
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STATE NEWS.
Bennington County.


Bennington Association of CONGREGATIONS
al Ministers and the County Sabbath School
Union will be held at Dorset. May 27th
and 2Sth.
The school at Woodford City is taught
by Miss Lucia Mussey of Rutland.
Chittcndcn County.
Several cases of Small Pox are reported
at East Charlotte, but all are doing well
under the care of DR.. w. II. II. Varney.
A Cheese factory is being built at West
Charlotte, under the direction of Alanson
Edgerton.
LamOiIIe County.
Col. L. b. Sawyer landlord of the Amer
lean Hotel at Hydepark, has banished all
intoxicating liquors from his house and
will hereafter keep strictly temperance
hotel.
Orleans County.
Memphramagog Lake is clear of ice The
Nora made trip or two through the lake
last week. The Lady of the Lake has been
repainted and is being put in thorough
order, and will be ready for her trips in
few days.
Snow drifts are so deep in the east part
of Albany that some farmers cannot plant
or SOW their ground.
On the 9th of sNIay, Mr.. A. Scott of
Craftsbury, planted potatoes, notwthstand-
ing good sized snow-drift lay quietly re-
posing on the piece they were planting
Mr.. w. II. Bowman, landlord of the
Memphremagog House, at Newport, has en-
gagged band at his hotel this summer, to
play at noon and evening on the arrival of
the trains.
S. j. Bowley, of Derby, gathered his sap
buckets on Thursday May list, being COM
PEELED to use snow-shoes, the snow being
some two or three leet deep. He has be-
come dissatified and sold his land.
The Indian encampment at Derby has
been broken up.
Clyde Lodge of Good Templars at Derby
have elected c. w. Clark, Chief Tempar.
DIR. G. L. French of Glover, has cow
that gives by actual weight 43t pounds of
milk
Reuben Lockwood who recently died in
lrasburgh was n former resident of st.
George in Chittenden county, and repre-
scented that town in the legislature for five
years.
The Newport Erpress says short time
since, as Rev. c. Tabor was called to at
tend funeral in the town of Charleston,
the roads were so nearly impossible by
snow, he was obliged to go on foot several
miles to the place where the services were
held, and it was found necessary to carry
the coffin by hand to the cemetery, no
teams being able to pass upon the road
About this time Mr.. Gray of Sheffield, was
obliged to make the entire route home on
snow-shoes, a feat which might well serve
as practical reminder of we olden tymes
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NEW ARMY BROGANS, S175, at
IN CURRiER's.
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Mtusitat.
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
To be held at the
TOWN HALL, RUTLAND, VT,

TOWN HALL, RUTLAND, VT,
Commencing on Monday Eve, May ~, and clos
tion OF the celebrated conductor
Mr.. CARL zERRAHN, of Boston, MASS.
President, John n. Baxter, Rutland. f. A..
Metzke, Musical Committee. ON which occn-
sion the following eminent artists, whose rcpu-
tatlon is unrivaled. VIII appear.
Nine. JENNIE VAN Z,Npr, Prima Donna, lat OF
the Parepa Rosa English Company.
NINE JULIE DERyTnER, Soprano OF Or. Chapns
church, New YORK.
NJ. FRANZ REMMERrz, Baritone OF Trinity
Church, New York.
Mr. W. II. FEssESDgN, Tenor OF the Barna-
bee Troupe
Mr.. A. j. PHILLIPS, Tenor of Burlington.
Mr.. GEO. A. MIETzKE and MIR. $. C. MOORE,
Panlsts. Prof L. II. HiGLEy, Organlst. The
celebrated
GERMANIA BAND, of Boston.
THE LEADING MUSICIANS of the State Will also
take part
THE LARGEST CHORUS
Ever assembled in Vermont Will render the
Choral music, In style not eXcelled at any
previous musical gathering. ON Friday after
noon, May 10th,
FIVE HUNDRED PUPILS OF THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
VIII participate, and this, In connection with
the appearance of the artists, will make one OF
the pleasantest features OF the festival
THREE GRAND CONCERTS AND MATINEES,
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
SINGERS TICKETS,
Lady 81, Gentleman, 81, admitting to Chorus
Seats only.
SINGLE SEASON TICKETS, 50.
Admitting to all Rehearsals, Matlnces and Con-
certS.
Matinee tickets, so cts. Concert Tickets, IS cts.
Matinees commence precisely at ~ O'Clock p.
IN. Concerts ut p IN.
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These are the best known OF all the companies
represented In Rutland, and since we have
represented them they hare paid more money to
the citizens OF Rutland and vicinity than all
other companies combined.
This record proves their stability and their
willingness to pay all proper claims.
We confidently expect continuance of the
liberal patronage which these companies have
always received.
We also represent the Travellers Life and Ac-
and cheaper policy than any other Life COM
pany.
Call and see.
BURNHAM a. TEMPLE.
ONCE, Opera House, Rutland, Vt.
mayldly
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LamOiIIe County.

Col. L. b. Sawyer landlord of the Amer
lean Hotel at Hydepark, has banished all
intoxicating liquors from his house and
will hereafter keep strictly temperance
hotel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
One Clerk Who Has Enough.

WARRINGTON, D. e.. Dec. 81, Is7a
EDIroR REPUBLICAN: |, for one, believe that
cIerks are ahunJantIy nail Inv the floysrnn,on,
!, -, .,'' 49, 49, y ~ N''e'h"oh''
Iur.nerhore peneVe mat tney are tar hetter
pAio 'hAh cleiA IN commercial me- was raised
In commercial life, and know of what sneak.
WHY. air. clerks In commercial MA Who ra,,aIya
n 900 per annum are the exceniinn Tste NJ
ION, New YORK. PhIladelphlaI Baitimnre MI
mercIal centres. and i do moi beiieve that tha
nav Of merchants' CLERKS will AVERAGE tsSn ' ns
annum, and YOU will md their Jnties onIteP ~
extensive and Complicated ne thai ~ Hayerb
mani ciorka and thaV avora9a ,ass,. la,.ts,. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

a NETTING Of the board OF directors Of the
In Annapolis, Md, January I. II IA Il understood
that the committee appointed on the subject at
the last meeting OF the bOard will, In ali prob
ability, submit n preliminary report on the dups.
ton Of tolls Il IL stated that the present active
demand for Cumberland coal and high price Of
the same will enable the board TO recommend
higher rate Of toll on that article. An increase
Of ten cents ton would raise the revenues OF the
company about $4,000 per annum.
Al the regular meeting Of Harmonic Lodge
Knights Of Pythias, held on Tuesday last, the
following orficers were elected for the ensuing
term. Chancellor Commander, d. y. Harper
Vice Chancellor, Jas. =. Greaves; Prelate, Jas. s..
Hays; Master OF Excheqner, Samuel &. Palmer;
Master Of Finance, Chas. II. Hospital: Keeper Of
Records and Seal, \. Norris Thorne.
The following Past Chanceilors were elected
representatives 10 the Grand Lodge: 3. Norris
Thorne, John t. shaw, Harry q. Wagner, Chas.
H. Hospital, and WIN, X Erimes
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02

Yesterday morning number Of the employees
called at the once OF Mr., Albert Gleason, con-
tractor, at the corner Of New York avenue and
Fourteenth street, and presented him with a
testimonial OF their regard In the shape OF very
nne gold watch and chain. Appropriate remarks
were made the compliments Of the season ex-
changed over glass OF wine, and q universal
wish Expressed that the coming year would he a.
successful as the past tor. employer and EN-
ployee.
Al eight O'Clock In the evening Rev. q, A,
Hail, secretary Of the Young Mems Christian AS
aOclatiOn, was surprised, at his residence on o
street, by a large delegation Of the ASSOCIATE on
and presented with beautiful silver tea service
The service was presented, on behalf OF the
donors by DR.. Carpenter, In an appropriate
manuel, 10 which the recipient responded RE
pany separated, much pleased with the episode.
GAIT. BuRRITT GAINED.
Can't, J. ". Burritt, editor and proprietor Of our
prosperous and enterprislng Contemporary, the
SuHdaH Herald, was yesterday made the Tecip-
tent Of valuable testimonial OF respect and
The shape OF q magnificent and deliberately
chased gnld-headed cane, The affair was a COM
pIete surprise 20 the captain, who had no init
nation whatever Of what was going on. On his
arrival ut the ONCE, ut about the hour OF II
O'Clock, preparatory 10 entering upon the bust
uess Of the day, the making OF an lntermlnAble
humber Of calls, lie was surrounded by the
uniisd force Of tue ONCE, at the head OF which
stood the able business manager, Mr.. Thomas
H. KAlbfus, who, In brief aud Appropriate terms,
delivered the cane Into his possession, 10 which
me captain replied In feeling aud earnest Ian
guaRe' The cane was ordered from Ball, Black
4 Co, New York, through j. Kari, ESQ.,, the lew
slsr, % PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and bears the fol-
having lnArnptiOuI ITO i. ". BuTTlII from mis-
friends NJ the Sanday Herald, 1879"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02
CITY SMALL TALK

I'll. aps,anre a, tha,N.,Ion.i Ia, n,,., 49,.
h,iliisn, ons w '"'.NA''0""' 'A'' niEnt WINS
n, -. -. ,u,.,. .,...- H. a., .,
~ "Av' hooV-ih nhC'' usagtee'
ao'o, ~, hsn'.
flhdlhg hymns u pleasant entertainment
a. the OLD year departs
How about the hack lawf Weren't prices
Yesterday - lew above the usual rates7
New Years resolutions were made by scores
yesterday. Let US hope they may he kept
The uufortunat. wights who had N 40 thai,
calling on foot yesterday had a damn time az n
Visiting cards. with a miniature nho,og,.nn
In me riQht hand corner. Was an innny.I,on ~
terday.
Er.nt p,ni.x,. .,nn,n, n, a.. ,.o,,
4. a.n, hn,',, suas ~, " .s Ou setlnh
Euntsis ""' u"0' Ho' f"'e eauu george
Recen,Ion. WAR. ..rsr.I v,.,.,a.. Ana.
- Sns ,.,Ins 49, s'., Al ciAsscs
meIo Dusy Fieeuhg tneh trenos win tue COM
pnmen. ~ 'he season.
report Hn circulated last night TO the eject
mat marine mad been shot on the Navy Yard,
but atter Inquiry u proved 10 DO Incorrect
Miss Runlcs T. Gibbs Is now writing q series OF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02

pas,,6, roahIeI VI uiS'insushed cauers AZ MIS-
Mr.. PANEL n. clarke ana ho, ,or..,u. ,.,,.s
tars Misses Ma,v tnri ~ su ner versatne uaugn-
Ma Porter were ~ NOM" Ne.lel assistel ~
elegant mansInn or FrennS,,y esteIuN, IN tnelI
hundred calieTs '4uA'o' V5e'eIH
Mr.. r., n, Merrict receivo, ,,..- ...,.,,u...
ard dIstingnIshed caileys ~, s ~ pIuinlneht
hoepltalltles N q Hbannv ns ~ uIsPensing .ns
by the accommodated XIX Pec. A. ~ \. s'u ~,
b, BecE. Of Kentncsy H'enu' Hon. james
Among Inc nonniay ladlss ,.,,. ....,.., -
friends Yesterday was Mira i fvysNeu tnen
on street Mira prowp. w.. ssn,s,aa b ~.
sister, Miss Revision Of a,,,,n asS n,s ny neI
cr,6 y, on ny ssVn y, na,tlinore and received
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
A FINKLV-PuRi1sHED second-story front room
IA for rent
The regular meeting Of the CALIFORNIAN Club
will be held next Tuesday evening.
A FRANZ HOUSE. Of four rooms and kitchen on
Boundary street Is offered for sale.
A FRANZ HOUSE next to the corner Of sixth
and D streets southwest Is for sale.
FoR SALE, two-story and basement brick
house on Sixth street, between East Capitol and
south A streets.
FRAME HOUSE, on East Capitol street. between
Seventh and Eighth streets, Ia for sale.
TEE brick dwelling -hotSe No. lsi Washington
street, Georgetown, Is for rent.
THos 4. wAeoAMAN has furnished and unfur.
nished houses for rent.
House, No. 2Ri New Jersey avenue Is for rent.
THAT elegant residence OF Hon. William N.
Evarta, on First street east, Is for sale or rent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02

Last night there was an exceedingly pleasant
Eatherlng OF the friends Of Mr.. Peter Dnrnln, at
and II any party enjoyed New Years they did
BY way OF varying the entertainment Mr..
Saaner sang "The Old Sexton" and sold RIVE, :"
min, the host, appeared In the character OF A
wild Irish hoy, with dances; Peter FeEan made a
speech appropriate TO the festal occasion; his
nephew, II. j. Fegan, sang q new version OF
"Lttle Brown jug" and Bob DOYLE acted the
good samaritan In seeing all home safely, En-
joyment relgned supreme, and when the hour for
parting arrived, the good byes were spoken with
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02

EDITOR REPUBLICAN, It Is reported that an
effort Is to be made In the interest OF naval on
GERS transferred from the volunteer force 10
have them advanced In grade. Bat the offioer r.
who are threatened with Indirect reduction In
rank and prospects expect to show Congress that
such action would be manlfestly unfair.
That the Officers spoken OF as threatened with
indirect reduction are confident that thew cannot
show any unfair action toward them is sum-
clently proven by the fact (as they Themselves
hthtel thAt they are using every means In their
referring the claim Of the ex-yolunteeT oficers
70 the Attorney General for q legal decision
thereon. Thus far they have heen successful IN
hlnderng this reference, and they boast that
lhey are able 10 exert sufficient influence over
the honorable Secretary TO prevent his doing 40
IN future. These are the means they are using,
they are unfairly treated. v
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02

The work Of completing the Frederickshur
Orange and Charlottesville railroad Is progress.
ing rapidly. Seventeen miles OF track have al
ready been laid from Fredericksburg, and the
grading to Orange Courthouse Is In snch for
war'i state that the Officers expect 10 put this
Rortlon OF the road In operation by May next.
made In March. IL Ia expected that al no ais
tant day this road will he extended from FredeI-
leksbnrg 70 Matthias Point aud connect BY
al POpes creek, opposite,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02

Yesterday afternoon, about 1870 O'Clock, As
MT. Joseph L. Savage was driving 10 his home
10 Georgetown, and when near the Circle MA
horse became frightened ut some broken car
wheels lying IN the street, ran away and Knocked
oyer and bAily injured man named Joseph
Rahclin. Detective McDeyltt was driving NV Al
the time, and took the injured man into hls car.
rage and conveyed him to his residence, on
TNenty-thlfd street. between L and NJ, whore
medical attendance was renderad ~ "''
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02

Saturday last a young man named AttIla Hal
ley, about 20 years Of age, left his home, In the
county Of Washington, south OF the Government
hospital Tor the Insane, and has not been seen
since. lie was plainly dressed at the time, and
was last seen at about O'Clock on Saturday az
ternoon, going down the hill on Nichols avenue,
apparently on his way TO this city. His parents
are IN great distress, and any information adj
dressed TO Henry HALEY, AnacOstla post once,
D. Z. or 10 u. NJ. Hooe, 1873 New YORK avenue,
VIII he thankfully received by them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02

THIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
q the District Of Columbia, holding special term
Thomas McCAlrHY, late Of WAshlnlt0n city, Dis
tTlct % Columbia. deceased. All Psrs9ns having
70 exhibit tho same, with the vouchers thereof 10
the snbseriber, on or the 18th day Of Decen
Der next; they may otherwise by law be excindrd
from all benefits OF the said estate
Given qldeI ny hand this 18th day Of December
h'I ldoc2sMSWJ j. lNlCOARTl,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
J. EcrlbeT has obtained from the supreme Court
% tho District Of Columbia, holding Special Term,
lettern testam0ntnry on the personal estate of
JoHs LEAnE, late Of Washington county, ID. o.,
deceased Allparsons having claims against the said
with the vouchers thereof 10 the subacribor ON or
before the ltth day Of Decomber next; they may
said estate 49,
alvsn under my hand this Iyth Day Of December,
is72 HANNAH LEARY,
Saw FIeentrix
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02
THE MOUNTAINEERING \ !:

Sewing Machine 10 the best Of all. The perfec-
ton OF stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
OF work, ease OF operation, noiseiess, Tor more
nearly so than any other shuttle machlne) SELF
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
all parts IA not equaled In any other machine.
once. soa street, Masonic Temple.
NJ. T.. ADAMS a Co., Agents,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB
i scriber has obtained from the supreme Court
% the District Of Columbia, holding special term
fIAna0AH, late Of Washington county, D, o., do
S Sesssu Az pers9ns haNlnh elaine against the said
me vouchers thereof. 70 the subaeriber, on or before
tho l7tn day OF December next, they nay Otherwise
estate - ~ ~
1874. w. ''s s"' VI N0'e'ioe''
dSisw5W ANN FLANAGAN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02

=, AZ the regular meeting OF Washington Lodge,
MOI ., l. o. o, T., on Tuesday evening, the fol
lowing oneers were elected to serve for the en-
suing term: n, a., John T. ChAuncey; u, a.. w,
N. stanfordi p. T., =. II. Patterson; Recording
Secretary J. =. Bolway, P. o.; Treasurer,
Andre" Jackson, T. q. NJ; chaplain, ". j. Red.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02

Rev. y, =; Boyle, pastor u II. Peters church,
capitol Hllly met with severe fall TUESDAY
evening while coming out OF his residence TO
attend sick call. He fell heavily on the granite
steps, and sustained such severe Injuries that he
Menl Immediately, with assistance, TO Providence
treatment
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

There was gala time at the National yester.
day afternoon and evening, and the enIoyments
Of the stage with "KeTy" and "Arrah-na-P ogue'
were among the pleasantest features Of the cele.
bration. This evening these plays will he pre-.
scented for the last time. Friday evening OOl.
leen Bawn" and "Kerry" for Mr.. Doucicaut'a
benefit
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02

Ono hundred aud fifty dozen now IN stock to
select from. ~
White and eolored border linen and silk hand
kerchlefs. Printed silk handkerchief, largo
size. Black silk kerchiefs, all sizes,
Large variety Of suBpend0rs, braces, &c,
QEo, Z. HESRISG,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02

The attractions at the Comique drew good
houses, yesterday. special programme In the
evening delighted Its patrons, and tonight II
will be repeated. A pleasant hour Ia assured for
all who attend the Comque.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02

into the Rrsat deep bAye found II perilOuH 10 an
unusual degree during the past month. "-ChTOai-
sis.
peatn that it's the 'prOperty even OF rain to wet
nre 10 burn, and the great cause OF the night Il
LACK OF the SUM" nor are We permitted 10 doubt
that the individual WHO failed TO catch 4 ride IN
Mr. NOAh'a Arb, by reason OF his unbellef, hal a
ruerlIOusn time OF ltl-thOugh the "dsaps came
nm 10 him, not be "dOwn INTO ~" How, then,
,Ieepn--aa the editor cruelty puts 1.-THE exempt
Ironn danger ~ any season. II don't appear 10
male any perceptlble difference, to the casual
~ ere taken during 'the past month" or any other
nam ed In the calendar. Isn't II alike "perilOus"
a. ali times and under all ciTCunistanee-bafTing
.,rise aI,l explain" II old father Neptune has
''Rot upH ANYTHING now In the premises let's
nave H. By all means, so that those who only "go
DOWN 70 the sea In ships" needn't he Aifaldi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02
DECORATIONS.
A wNINGs AND DRcORATIONs.

a WNTNtsH NM DECLARATIONS.
n Syyniqg teE STORES, CITY AND COUNTRY
Balls and parties i'
Flags, Horse and Wagon Covers, for sale or rent,
JOHN G. HOGAN,
Manufsctiirer,
ded1f
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02

corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
pays per cent. interest on all depOsts Depos,
IT, Han he male and drawn At will.