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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

To M RAEED.-work has begun on the ITO
Gerry store OF Messrs, 4. Cropley A Son, ct the
corner Of Potomac and Bridge streets, preparn-
tory to lta bcng raised on the level with tho new
grade OF the streets. ..
PAID ms BEr.-Conslierable merriment was
created yesterday In this city by the appearance
on the streets OF Mr.. Wrinkle, a gentleman well
known here, with wood-horse and saw on his
shoulder aud leather strapped to his knee. His,
rig was the occasion Of q great many Inquiries,
but, notwithstanding, he proceeded on hls way,
followed ny q large crowd Of boys, until he
reached Mr.. BeckS, at the corner OF Bridge and
Green streets, where he pc. his horse and saw
down and quietly proceeded 10 save half cord
OF wood, This settled matters, and all came TO
the conclusion that the undertaking was In pay
mont of bet, and shortly the story was told n
folowsi Some weeks since Mr.. Wrinkle, q mem
her Of the society OF Good Brothers, made bet
with Mr.. Beck. @ member OF the Georgetown
Schuetzen yereln, regarding the relative attend
ance Al the respective balls to be given by the
two associations, the loser being required to saw
a halt cord OF wood ID front Of Mr.. Becks door.
The balls took place, and the result was that Mr..
Wrinkle was the loser OF the bet, and, as above
stated, appeared on the scene and performed his
contract In good season, every now and then
stopping To refresh with lager. Upon the conciu-
sicn Of the work tho two gentlemen, with their
friends, enjoyed umptuous repaat.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18
FIRE.


Last night, about $50 O'Clock, the workmen
engaged at knoxs stables, on D, near Second
street. discovered IRE In the loft OF the stable and
Immediately made known the fact 10 Oficer law
Ter, who turned In an alarm from box 81, located
on the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue aud Sec
ond street, but from some cause the alarm was
sounded from box D, on seventh street and Penn
aylyRnia avenue southeast. Notwithstanding
this error the engines were promptly on the
spot aud soon at work, hut owing TO the comlIus =
tible material OF which the stables were con-
structed, and the large quantity OF hay and straw
therein, II wAs deemed advisable TO turn In a
general alarm, which was done twenty minutes
after the inst alarm. The iremen worked man
fully, and by their deterpined efforts succeeded
In obtaining such control OF the flames that the
buildings adjoining, nearly all frame, were not
injured.
NJ. Knox had In the stable at the time Of the
Ore about 90 horses, all OF which were safely
gotten out, Al the time Of this writing Mr.
Knox u unable TO ascertain the extent OF his
loss, although u will not 20 over the insurance,
which Is 80 ,00O In the Etna Insurance Company,
OF Connecticut, and Hope Company OF New
York. The general Impression Is that the IRE
was the WORK OF an incendlaTy,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

Military aud Civic Prece.sios--werL on
the Hnu BulIAiuH.

the Hall BuiidtuH.
aorrru Iaoa fNI ,,rrANTpv -
Tbe mu,tayy rommitfae IN Insngnra,,on h.vs
heen notiee t,,st two cosn.a,,es ~ tha Ha,ionaI
Gnar,i IN aonth Carolina-s Randnlns Ritsss md
10 IN wsshins,or IN IL ~ ~ Wss.h rrnl.a
co,n nsn,es srs enlosna ana ns ~ t .,.. ~
nc Rest rntcr,si n this f.ss II, q,,,h reroI,ns
t,,. ar.n asA , nvnoks ~ v ~ 49,.
arriyed In Washinvto,, yester,sv ana n en-, ~
nanS v,,h nj vuafstc, yconn,s,od IN spranss-
inents for the visit Of MS corla on the an Of
March ana nsoceed Ia the KIN WOOL honsS gheSe
they maze .ecnrei nnaSters rhe corns ,vIil ~
acconpanief hy Dorina's hand IL ri pieces Tney
0'"'0' ruu.I puruA sr.ry yEScnIra
nore ana came oys, ~ wash,rgton " oo M AZ
rstn,ning ~ RaIt,mor. N me eyenine Thc
rompan ns WI " ' ny nssempanIed nv Msc,urps
, pana rne n me- We weu I'm mgea, nsi,s,n
,vas' ,v,,h IaXico and I'M iata clvii ,var "
" mn naprt .Ni, Mft rrAny
r,or, ina a,ato ,harc ,siii he ne ifo,,r,ontai
oans ~ s,ea,,e,,or vi ~, :" so,,,,sn, Mn,ions
sinc,I ana VIM nae me armory ~ me uovernop,s
Mnnrss AZ a,n.sds for sta,ing tbeip eaninmept.
TSs "a 5ssl%Sni Msiyi1na Nsi,cns , G.ssT MARI
AMI Ss,ianai anar,i' nnIer cammani ~ aansaIn
Il pnIis are on nertel 10 tste nayt me soIIlera'
ana Sallsrs' Grant and Wilson club viii visit
WaahlnntOn i've hunufpn strong. anal Will he
arcounnsn,rd Nv ,he Iinnse ~ Rsiuge band the
members Of which viii appear in their neat uni.
form Inc three schnet5en aasociatlons viii an.
49, in mi sars AMI ,he IN REQ Tnrner soteties
n Sn,isi ncmncra,Ic Tnrn AssocIatIon the
MsryiSnI Tnrners' and Inc Turn yerein yor-
wseyts viii aiso he nreseni and ioln the Wash
in,,nn CninnhIa T,,r5,ey,s aocIety in ana nracea
sion Several solored organlzatiSns of ma cItr
ci,i: and miit,sr, ysiii Ieaye ma civ foT uasb
invton an Inc morning Of the tth.
" nrarsaSr oarys
Adiutant 1 Il m Foster' m thls organIzatIon.
viii Gs In Waahinoton Ia make arrangements Tor
re- srcommodstion ~ Ma eommand They viii
iesye Pittsbnrg. pa, on Sunday MarrhS and
reacb ma eitv an Mondav with i've eornanles
s,,e,atIn, % man togsther WIN damn eorps
o7is 40 ira fireat lyestern hand nnmnerin y,
ni.css wv N''-' 1880 - 7
P ruvr Itt prttntSo H..
Tho committee having Inc work In charge
hnvs nlsced one hnndred ana f,ftsen worfmen
an ~ bniIding In or,ler 10 make a. rapld pro-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18
STATE ASSOCIATIONS.
Meetings Last Night - PcansyiVnnIa nnd
New Jersey.


Meetings Last Night - PENNSYLVANIA nnd
New Jersey.
..,,,. =, ,hs pannsyIyapIs PsDnhiIcsn
A meytnE q" hsiI Iast nIghi A. CIarse'a hsIi.
shtSsier in the chair and ". j Wharton,
80, ~, ~ sonTstSry ~
"u W. n ca,nmi,,ce annoInted IN wait nm O0neraI
c. w ana tsnheT In MIN a bannuet remarked
~, ,neS RAJ visI,sb the uenerai and maj he
thah n Wy ,ho hnnnr tsnIsred mn pxnresseJ him
ueuiihen nv ,astpo's NJ meeting win ma MARI
wy. y, ia sssoeiaiion At some future day Al Ms
resilence IN PennsylyanIa,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

Col. D. l.. Eaton, Of this city, member Of the
District Council, died at his residence, near
Howard Uniyepity, on sunday last after q long
and painful illness. He was horn In 1898; was
educated at BOWdoln College, where he graduated
In lslb; read law with shepley Dana, ir Port
land, Me-; taught In Louisville, Ky; was con-
lected with the press 10 PlttsburR; came 10
pointed paymasteT In the army, and retained
that position untll muStored out Of service BY
President johnson, He was actuary Of the
June last, when he accepted the position OF
cashier OF the Second National hank, which
position he held u his death. IN ali theAe post
iona he sustained an irIepToachAble character
From Its beginning Col. Ralen was member Of
the First Congregational church, and is sucs
cess has been largely due 10 him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

The Young Mems Christian Association Of this
city will give their INST grand reception on Fd-
day evening next, from 8 to II O'Clock, at their
viii bo used on this occasion for promenadins.
Music from time TO time In lincoln hall ny the
Philharmonic Society, who have very kindly con-
scented 10 sing the selection OF choruses as sung
by them at the peace jubilee In Boston.
The refreshments will he by the well-kn0wn
caterer, II. c. Herbert, and Ellls a Co., Of this
city, furnish the Chickerlng grand plano. "A
the number of tickets Ia limited application had
better be made early ut the desk OF the secre-
tary, In the parlor OF the building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

The different public parks were well patronlZed
yesterday by ladies' and children.
Willard hall viii be the scene Wednesday eve.
ming Of the New Jersey sociable.
Everybody took advantage OF the fine weather
yesterday, and the Avenue looked lively.
Gov. Cooke yesterday appointed W. A. Martin
and II. A. Hail justices OF the peace for the Dis
trict.
The hole at the corner OF Seventh street and
Market space should he repaired. II nearly cost
u lady limb yesterday.
The reception and sOclablc this evening by the
New YORK state Association will he q capital az.
fair. Cards are IN demand.
Securing windows on the Avenue to view the
inaugural parade Is the principal business Of 4
number OF gentlemen Just at present.
The hop Of company ID, Washington Light In
fantry, on Thursday evening next, bids fair TO
eclipse any military BAH held this season.
A fair Ia now In progress at the Mount Vernon
NJ. L. church. under the auspices Of the infant
class Of the Sunday school attached TO this
church.
It Ia reported that the employees Of the Board
II Health are making arrangements to PARTED.
pate In the Inaugural procession, to he divided
into separate brigades.
It was nfiy-elght years yesterday since the
treaty OF peace between the United States and
England was rathcd-Our last hostile Disagree
ment with the mother country.
The president OF the Council, Mr.. stickney, has
called meeting OF Its members for tomorrow
noon, TO make preparations for attending the
funeral services OF Col. katOn.
The large number Of mechanics employed IN
the Washington Arsenal propose TO participate Ia
the inaugural procession. They can't get out a
ahlp Ike their navy yard friends, Int they may
show up a gO-pounder.
The following Is the range of the thermom-
ter yesterday Ut uempler Opticial store, No. tS3
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, corner F0nr- and-a-half
street, a. M -; 10 q. M, 81; u ~, 5it Up. M,
20; I p. M, %; 9 y. m, so; p. H., IL.
Only three cases OF smallpox were reported 10
the health Ofilcer yesterday, one on street, be-
tween Half and First streets southeast; one at
No. 20, in an alley between and l. and Sixth
and Seventh streets southwest, and one at No.
80, virginia avenue southwest.
Mr.. q. NJ. Flanders, member Of the New York
haT, engaged In arguing patent cases In Wash
inRt0u, was taken suddenly III Saturday evening
NJ the National hotel with an attack OF eTysip-
elas His physicians considered his symptoms Of
less dangerous character yesterday.
Il ia reported that Mr.. cakes Ames has pre-.
pared defence OF his course, which will Ger-
iAiny he accepted by the llonse as entirely ex-
culpatlng him from all legal responsibility In the
credit mublller transactions. This defence he
discovered In the "Pickwlck Papers," and It IL
nothing more or less than that he has proven M
Alley-by all the time.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

tn the building occupied by the Hoard Of Met
ropolitan Police, on Louisiana avenue, there
were two no0rs, OF which, Il seems, no notice
has ever been taken-the basement and fourth
story, the former occupied by the detective and
sanitary corps, and the latter by the nre-alarm
telegraph. The remainder Of the building was
nicely furnished and good quarters provided for
the different departments, with the exceptions
noted, and they were allowed TO remain In
mean condition. Now, however, q change Il
about TO he made, rs both the police and IRE de-
partments yesterday hal men at work making
the rooms tenable and decent. PaperhanHers,
painters, carpenters, whtewashers and carpet
men are busly engaged, and the indications are
that in few days both rooms will present line
annParanre,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

The National Temperance Society has called
conference OF the friends OF temperance, TO be
held at the rooms OF the Young Mems Christian
Association, corner Of Ninth and d streets, this
evening, at o'clock. A. N. Powell, Of the Va.
tiondI Temperance Adrocdts, will present brief
paper, Introducing the subject OF national tegs-
latlon-a commission OF Inquiry concerning the
liquor traffic, and for the suppression Of intern
perance In the frontier Territories OF the United
States and the District OF Columbia as proposed
by bills recently Introduced In the Senate by Vice
President-elect Wilson aud senator sherman,
and by Hon. Mr.. LAmpoTt In the House Of Repre-
sentAtlyes; 10 be followed by q discussion and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18


The lmpressiYe funeral service Of the Lutheran
church was held yesterday morning over the re-
mains Of the late Rev samuel n. ftnckel, form
cry Of the German Evangelical Lutheran church
on the corner Of Twentieth and @ streets, at ~,
Paul's Lutheran chnrch, corner OF Eleventh and
II streets. The attendance Of the friends OF the
deceased was large, and among the many pres
ent were QuArennaster General MeiRs aud the
clerks Of bis bureau. The corpse was In q cas-
ket, on which were number Of noral tributes,
IL was horne into the church and placed In front
OF the pulpit by the following pAll-bearersI
Messrs, Mengut Bnrklt, Wolf, Mlxdorf, suman
and William Martin. II was followed by the
members Of the family and mOuTners. The COT
On was placed In front Of the chancel when the
services opened with an appropriate hymn by the
ClOlr, followed by prayer hy Rev. Mr.. Wolfe, OF
Baltimore. Appropriate selections from the Scrip
lures were readsby Rev. Q. Stork, OF Baltimore,
after which Rev. DT. J. q. Butler, pastor OF Bt
Pauls church, preached the funeral sermon, In
the course OF which he paid feeling tribute to
the memory Of the deceased, and the services
were closed by the benedletlon being pronounced
by Rev. J. q, Smith, OF the Presbyterla church.
The remains were then taken TO GlenwOOd GEM
eteTy for lntemeut.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

am often asked, In view OF these facts, 10
what consists the power OF MomOnism to per-
petllate the system Of polygamy1 That power
resides In HE organization Of the Mormon
Church. That Church Is a despotlsIn, and
Brigham Young Is the despot, Neither the Gar
Of al the Russlas nor the Sultan Of Turkey nor
the Pope OF Rome are more absolute IN their au-
thOTlty over their subjects. He Ia a. Supreme a.
he IL despOtic, and as despOtic as he Is supreme.
Ills Immediate Kingdom Is Utah, his subjects are
100000 deluded people; his remote Kingdom Is
the world, and ali men his subjects.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

Yesterday morning, about ten o'clock, W. II.
Harris, browns young man, Of the Capital, met
Mr.. J. N. Morris, OF the Chronicle, on Ninth
street, near v, and proceeded TO question him In
regard TO the publication Of certain articles In
the ckIoHiels rejecting on him. Mr., Morris not
giving him much satisfaction, the "yOung man"
drew . oQwhide and began striking hip-an
amusement In which he was Interrupted " sew
eraI hyAtandefs, No one was hurt,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

Now oomes the following story from the Gov
eminent printing once, which Is v0uehed for by
one who should know; A Mr., WIN. spottswood,
formerly employed In the once, was discharged
by Mr.. Brian, the foreman, and enlisted In the
signal corps and was ordered 10 Chicago for duty.
Before starting he, Of course, wished to bid good
bye 70 some OF his friends, many OF whom were
III the printing-ofiice, but on going to the lhlld-
ing for that purpose was refused admission by
the foreman. This shows what perfect sys-
TEN OF discipline has been lnAngnTated.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18
I.eyre OF Columbia Command knights
TeuDlaFr.

The leyee Of Columbia Commaadsry No. Q,
Knights TOmplars, TO he given on The evening
Of the 2lSt, viii undoubtedly be brilliant aud
enjoyable AFFAIR, The President has siRnined
his Intention to be present. and the Cabinet on
GERS viii probably accompany him.
The several committees have made every neces-
sary arrangement for the comfort and pleasure
OF those who attend, and special attention Il
called TO that with reference 10 carriages Al re-
dnced rates, for which orders should be len with
Sir Allison Nailor, IT,, 1884 L street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

The BEARD ef NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oC tho
H Hfsryland Auriliafica "a
The Maryland anxlliary 70 the Hoard Of Mis-
aiena win begin q series o. meetings this evening
At tho Epiphany church, and eohtinae for two
fhs order Of services, IS arranged, are "a fol.
tuesday, pesru.ry IL, cnurth Of ma Epiphany,
Weshington, y. D.-lao p. m, evening prayer
REV. DE-. fSwin and he Rev. DE-. Leeds; $40,
sisn Nissions,S b. he rev b, HslsSt, IN
w wednesday February iSnst johns church.
10 .. m, the Lltany and the Holy Communion,
with an address by the right reverend the bishop
OF the assistant bishop Of the diocese. After
d, upon tho following question: "what Is the
Relation OF q Christian School TO q Successful
Mlssions" Informal discussion OF this paper and
81 nj S }. sss q %
. D. m., reunion Of bishop and Clergy; i:oop. M,
Church OF the Epiphany, special missionary ser
vice and lecture upon the .Moyements OF the
Or. Llttlejohn, bishop OF Long Island.
Thursday, Feb. ao-Trinity church, Washing.
ington, D. Clio a. m, morning prayer after
Which paper Sy nc Rsy samuel II o,s.
Population Of Maryland, and its Claim upon the
ChurchF Care" Informal discussion Of this pa
per, and Of the following questions: 1, "can Aa-
S SSfu ara PsT9s of ,SSfs ~
difficulties In the WAY Of Specific Pledges %
Missions, or pro rdid Assessments, are not the
Difficulties More serious In the way q an Elm.
out Them7" $40 p. NJ, Christ Church, George
town, u. C,-Speclal missionary service and ali.
dresses on diocesan Missions, = by the Rev. J
Ga gsSs zee ssy n = kesnE and =,
the Rev. IT, 4. Dudley, and "liome Missions u
Colored people" by Rev. DE-. Hatght.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18
THE COURTS.


special Term-JudGc wyle.
This court made the following orders yester-
day:
BARBOUR A Hamilton VA. Taylor ct al. Order
ratlfyinR report Of auditor.
Davis ct al. vs.. Davis. Order appointing Mar
tina q. Davis guardian OF infant defendants.
Meharg e al Va. WlIt'tieaey, Order confirms
Ing trnateef report OF sale. 70 "
Bartlettys. Oox Of al. necrse ntifying trus-
schmidt vs. Prelnkert. Order for rule to show
cause why q former order made In the cause
should not he vacated,
IaIt Seth A. Elliott, an alleged lunatic, Case
submitted on papers, H.
king Va. King. Order appointing william 7.
Mattingly additional trustee. '
Green VS.. Neagiee. Case submitted.
Onut vs. King. Casa argued and submitted.
Adjourned until Thursday next.
Clrcait Ceurt--Chief Jasticc Cartter.
This court continued yesterday the trial of the
suit OF Gov. Bowie va. The, Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for the alleged value OF q race-horse,
famed while being put upon the cans. Tue case
was argued, but not concluded. Adjourned.
Police Court-JudEe Smell.
9 pssiaai s. E% Bu Gssn sas RoSs Ts
ner, petit larceny Of some pauts and % cents 10
currency; discharged. Dinlei I'M aud Richard
Turner, charged with stealing twenty pounds OF
lard; Turner was sent TO jail Tor 30 days. aud Iill
ian old onenderl sentenced 10 jail for months
aud nned SO. samuel q. Shelly was ffped $50
for putting Q black eye on Charles T. Grimes.
Michael Hoyt, assault on WIN. II. Ednburg, .
nigh scaysaEer; q, John Ienkins. assault on
Dayhl Singleton; g. |fN' fE y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18
Total. 1000 Gifts. all Cash


Toproyide means for this maltni neent Concert one
hundred thousand tiek cts only viii be Issued iare
aor'i"n OF shi FREE tSf r6S " 4f{6 sIla
a., Whole tieketa $40, hAlyes - and quarters S25O
Eleven whole uekets for el0d. No discount on less
than Sl0o ORDER, Nothing could be more appropTi
se ioi prsse1is than teLels 70 this banquet Of wealth
sglis. Ms o6isct y this Third on CONCERT l. the
enlargement and endowIpent OF the Public Library
q Kentucky which. by the special act authorizing
ne Concert for Its benefit y 70 be forever free % al
citizens of every state. This CONCERT will be con
nsctYd like the nrst and second heretofore given,
aud FUN partiepla Of the mode of drawing the sfts
o a 6siaH nsa sRa sysgy,hiPes ssSsssSry
saIs, e i5 n4w HS5i,:esSd Y .hS fern q SSiT
ShG aPPy Ihs entire AZ m o th, under
T inas a X BaAMLETTE, la.e doyernor q Ken:
the 0ift Concert should be addressed. "
1900 wNHsLfbfRsYfIltsE.fyaIaT W.; Bs TsstasRRtt
EAR%shs hSb Si sHlii s!fTs 81 KS
Tickets are noy ready for eAle, and al orders for
nation, he. will meet with prompt attention when
addressed 10 me as below directed.
TAos. Z. BaAAlfITE, LOUISVILLE, w.,
jAnsw6sam Agent Public Library Ky.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

Yesterday morning, about II O'Clock, while the
laborers were engaged In ralslng the tiniberd 10
the roof of the Inauguration ball building In
Judiciary square, . slx-nch rail fell, striking
cOlOred man named Randolph Williams on the
head, and pr0stratlng him TO the ground. Aedi.
examination the injuries were lOund 10 be only
slight, and the untortpnate man was taken TO his
home,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

Mr.. A. J. Joyce offers for sale one Of the most
aied on street, adjoining willard hall. This
property Ia centrally located and surrounded by
highly Improved property, and offers ane op-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18
oRAHDEsI SCHEME OF TINE ACE
$4,000 Cash Gifts.
100000 for only $40.

100000 for only q o.
Under authority Of special Legislative act Of March
ID, ISL. the trustees nov announce
The Third Grand ON Concert for the
Benrat Of The Psblic library
Of Kentucky,
Tokome on In Library Hall. at Louisville. Ky. on
Tuesday, April =, 1871.
AZ this Concert the best musical talsnt that can
p az % h sna ssf
CASH a SlFTs, sssresaiiM q yt total % half mil.
the ticket holders. as follow, 10y y ~ ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

Rev. .. W. Anderson, an old resident of the
First wari, and for nnmber Of years pastor OF
tieth. Mr. Anderson was well known In WASH
tngton as Justice OF the peace. an appointment
the hrst appointment OF a colored man to post
ton nf this kind made In the United States.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

These unheard Of prices result from determl-
which Is now offered at Nifty per cent. less than
former prices.
All other goods at the sane Immense rcduc-
ton. HAblk BROTHERS,
Fashionable Clothlers,
TuTnAR Northwest corner seventh and u ats
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Cont and
rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
vised 10 use Blair's Govt and Rheumatic Pills.
They can DO relied upon as the most safe aud
enectual remedy ever offered to the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greateat success. Prepared by
PRorT HARsAST, $50 Strand, London, engianI,
and soil by all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

Ma. J. REMINGTON FAM AM returns his thanks
10 the amateurs, ladies and gentlemen, OF the
cast chorus and orchestra VINO assisted In the
Treasured Tokens"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

FoR sAtr, o very desirable housc, Of six rooms,
with enc lot, lOOx3nO feet, located at Laurel
notcI an l. s,rsr, se,cen ey pryPe aS W
tccnth streets, adjoining WIZARDS hotel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

HAM6ToN sTgDRNTs
- WIN ''Ys Sfi fSd haflSfif Ts ,nf Song"
by rom ios. w b ial,ssi es'i't'd by
INK Will be rendegei, -' WV '""""'
H.ii ~ hail, ball I'm gwine to line saints shove
Peter, go Ring Dem Bells
I've heard firm Heab'n TO-DAY
MIX white Hoases pber In Jordan
Angels Brought ridnEp Down
simmer. You Better set Ready.
Tp divine 70 Climb up Jacobs Ladder
Altar 1'' "i"ih "h inc uoiueh
"A And many others Of quaint, touching and peculiar
Aamssion. Toe; rssssysd seats, 7Sc Ticket, IN IN.
hAd ~ nAiiAnlynss bookstore, - seventh 81. ii
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

The washinHtsu City savings Bank,
corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. Interest on all deposits. Depos
Ia can be made and drawn ~ win. ~ n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-18

W. MITCHELL Co. make upholstery OF all
Kinds q specially, which they do IN thel hest
manner and at the lowest prices.