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National Republican., 1873-02-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
CITY SMALL. TALK.


The Theatre CONTINUE Is doing a lively business
In "horsc OPERA
The Maryland Republican Association meets at
Cierkes hall tonight.
Col. Lubcy is much sought after Just how
folks paying their water rents.
Woodbury. leaves for New YORK TODAY. IIr
has secured compartment car.
The carnival must he held on the a,h Of March.
Everybody appears In favor OF II.
The Smithsonian grounds should lie looked out
for. Extra policemen are necessary.
The most comfortable sight in the world Is
Gen. llasktns after the trains are oil In.
The Eyslan Fields were agOw last evening
The early arrivals were well provided for
Major Richards was admired by all on the
hyenno yesterday behind the handsome jerome
Davis" team.
The pile-drivcrs are busy at work prcparinr
the foundations for the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad depot.
The Inauguration. ball room is progressing
lnely. rive OF the immense tT1sses are m posi-
tiOn, while eight more are ready to he hOisted.
In the mention yesterday Of the arrest of a
man by the police Of the Eighth precinct for
instead Of John.
At the ninth monthly meeting Of the North
Washington Building Association, held last Tues
day evening, nfty-twO shares were sold at an
average OF % per cent.
Governor II. ID. Cooke has purchased for the
Dlslfct OF columbia fully one half Of square No.
sl4, bounded by Fourth and Fifth and u and {
streets northeast, directly south uf Stanton
square,l for school purposes.
female entered the drug store Of Dr. En-
twslc, on the corner Of Twelfth street and Penn
sylyania avenue, and under the prctcNt Of pur-
chasing q seltZCr powder stole bottle OF no
made, After II crying spell On her part she was
let on.
The proposition for grand masquerade ball
on the night OF the 9th ut March, IN the InaugIt.
ration ballroom, is good one. II the managing
committee won't undertake It let the Lord Of
MisTue" choose committee Of his Satellites
They Will accomplish II.
The Young Mems RepublCan'c club Of the Dis
trlCt are making extensive arrangements for the
reception OF the HATtnnft club OF Philadelphla
on Inauguration day. The latter organization
number about three hundred men, with jOyial
Sheriff Leeds at their head.
This evening at $3.50 O'Clock Rev. {. c. Mcador
Will deliver his lecture before the class for train
ing Christian workers. The subject elements
OF success In Christian Work" The lecturer Is
u fne speakerperleCty COnvcTsant with his sub
lect, and VIII doubtless handle II IN a manner
that Will prove Interesting and acceptable TO his
audience.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION.
IlcsoIrlIon- RclnlInr to thc InnnrnrniI

Resolutions Relating to the Inauguration.
The Michigan Republican Association met last
night At Clarkes hall Mr.. II. W. Barton, presi-
dent, IN the ehalr, and J. ID. TerTt secretary.
The following was presented, and adopted
whereas the president Of tho Michigan AssO-
citation has been appointed by the general manaE-
ing committee on the ceremonies attending the
Inauguration OF the President on the an OF
March next member OF tho "cOmmttee on
state associations and visiting political Organi-
zatlOn;n now, therefore,
Resolved, That this association will do all In It's
power to aid said committee In the discharge Of
ts duties, and to that end the president Ia hereby
Instructed to appoint committee, composed Of
one from each Congressional district and two at
large, one to act as chairman and the other rs
secretary, whose duty II shall be 10 invite the
attendance Of such organizations, civic or mill
tary, In the state as the committee may deem
advisable; assist In providing them with quar-
ters, and look after the general comfort and wei
fare Of the members thereof as well as that Of
individuals during their stay In the city.
Resolved further, That this association teaches
dcrtakings OF the general committee calculated
to make the ceremonies attending the second In
auguntiOn Of President Grant a success worthy
Of the man.
The CHAIR appointed the following as the com
mittec under these resolutions. Chairman, 4. j.
BaNteri secretary, W. u. Crcary; First Congres-
slOnal district, j, !. barnes Second, y. q. Bar-
narti; Third, A. W. bingham Fourth, Major J.
J. Callahan flfth, ID. L. Hatch sixth, u. 4.
Pierce seventh, Frank COngcr; Eighth, Major
Slckles; Ninth, j. u. Mlrick.
Arrangements were made for holding an nau-
guratlnn sOclable at the National hotel, the time
to be fixed by the executive committed.
mttcc on invitations; after which the assOCla-
tiOn adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
Ihr NrAN IIrIllrr.

The cltlZcn7 OF lnIUnlOwn amt vicinity seem
TO he aroused tU the importance uf connecting
their Tapdly-gTOWiug village with the city Of
Washington by means Of u handsome, suhstau-
tial bridge, In place Of the miserable, tuttcTlng,
unsafe concern that now spans the Anac0stla,
A committee, composed Of some uf the mOst sul,-
stantlal citizens OF that portion Ut the county,
hal an interview with General hlpmau, our
delegate In Congress, yesterday, IA when ihut
gentleman pledged his influence 10 eat them ~
obtaining an appropriation from Congress,
This Is an Improvement the C&gcnry and I'M
pOftanCe Of which has long been fen, a4I n IN
hoped that Congress viii he liberal 10 Ihl1 long
neglected portion Ui our DHulci. The matter
win he discussed before the y. tnrl Committee
Of the House next IhuTHlaN,
National Republican., 1873-02-07
Kicked bya Horse,

Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock, while
PuIlsun Beverly, CUloled, driver for senatOT
Robinson, was attending to his horses, which are
Kept Al liycry IN the stables Of Mr.. Washington
kItkcd him In the head and laid him prOstTate Ou
the door, The injured man was taken into the
once and afterwards removed to his home, No
1928 l. street, where DR.. e. &. Cox dressed the
wound aud found that the left side Of tho nOstri
had been cut and deep wound laid open under
the eye, fraCtuTng the membranes with every
prospect Of losing the use Of mat optic. Later In
The evening senator Robinson visited his driver
Trgrettlug the occurrence Of the accident, and
giving orders that everything possible be done
for his comfort regardless Jf expense.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
oRANDEsT SCHEME OF the AGE
$5OO,OOO Cash Gifts.

100000 for only $40.
Under authority OF special Legislative act Of March
Ii, 1871, the trustees now announce
The Third Grand Gin Concert for the
BcDent OF the Public Library
Of Kentucky,
To come on IN Library Hall, at Louisville, KY on
National Republican., 1873-02-07
Temperance.

The Catholic Total Abstinence Union Of Penn
sylyanla met In convention yesterday at SorAn-
ton. Great unanimity and enthusiasm prevailed.
The following telegram was received frOm Rev.
Father McDeVit, Of this city, president OF the
c. 7. A. U. A. and Of the c. I. +. L. n. g., viz:
WAsHIs0ros, d, O., Feb. 4, le7a
To Th"Bas HgHR, EsY, IrssilsHi " e. r. 4. 4. fsEH.
sylnaHid, fIiheF AiifhsN HaN, LuraTdHHa ASsEUs,
ScrdH'pH, Pd.3
The little Central Catholic Temperance Union
OF the District Of Columbia saluLes her big sister
Of Pennsylvania, and the Catholic Total Absti-
nenCe Union Of America applauds the zeal OF
the "keystone State" In "the good cause" In
the name OF both Unions I wish you "GOd
speed, and pray that harmony, prudence and
enthusiasm may preside over your deliberations,
and religion guide your convention to q happy
result, Flag not In your holy AMI noble work
until every Catholic In Pennsylvania shall have
become temperance man.
JAMES MCDEvIrr,
President e. T. A. L. A. and OF L. Z. .T.u. ID. c,
TO which the following reply was sent:
SCRANTON, PA, Feb 4, lsTl
Rsr. juno. hDcrH ~. Natths,f's C1Wch, Hdshiay
tnHs n. a.
Fifty societies and twenty-One societies Of ca
diets send loyal greeting.
THOMAS FLYNN, President.
Our Catholic fCOw-cltZens are everywhere
cup and doing IN the noble cause Of temper
anCc.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
Military Changes,

Company d, Washington Light Infantry, met
last night and perfected a Ciyis organization by
the election OF the following Officers President
treasurer, Lncian Garner; corresponding secre-
tary, J. J. Mccarthy; financial secretary, J. q,
Schultz, Capt. Richard Lewis rendered his reslg.
nation as commanding OfficeT OF the company
and Lieut.. RObt. I. Flemming, paymaster on the
battalion stan, was elected To 1ll the vacancy,
The experience OF Capt. Flcmming, who had four
years Oi actual service In the late war, when he
commanded an important battery, Will give Ia
company d u leader and tactlcan that will bring
this company TO the standard In proficiency thai
II has long been striving to Obtain, aud place II
among the crack companies Of the United states
Company d is, like all the companies In the bat,
talon, cNCTling It's best TO present q CTCdltable
Appearance on the Ith Of March,
National Republican., 1873-02-07
N,lnm,, TNnrr,. -nIr.

quite 4 crowd collected at IHIimrr ClptrS's
auction rooms yesterday, IN attendance uI the
sulc Of unclaimed packages which have nuuu
year. Packages uf ever, shape aud character
were sold, the pi.tns ruuV'ug yuIy low. lHe
purchasers, Hs a general lnluE, came Oh without
bargains, hul idc CApgciUu, faces and merry
sallies VI VII seen auI heard were well worth
a visit TO the mart Of the popular UuCtluneeTs,
The sale closed about $3.50 O'Clock, without
realizing u very large sum iVr the company.
National Republican., 1873-02-07

4 FEw DAYS SINCE, when returning from
Georgetown, we stopped In 10 see the working OF
the extensive ale brewery Of George n. Wilson
known as the Arlington Brewery, on the corner
Of X and Twenty streets We were
pleased TO md Wilson distinguished by the same
b1zaT on seventh street. Wilson Is a benefAc-
tor, for he manufactures such ale as 1t has rarely
been our good fortune to taste. lie assured us
that the whole secret Of the perfection OF his ale
lies In the fact that he employs not a single in
gredlent but hops and malt and pure Water
How happy thought that here Ia pure ale. He
tells US that physicians are ordering II largely
for families. We certainly wish him abundant
success, aud commend his ale 10 our patrons as
the ale. Brewery corner Of TWrul s.. seventh and
x streets northwest.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
SONS AND DAuGmTERs or ST. LUKE
rormn. lou Of New Council In ,hI, District.


The Ancient Grand United Order Of Daughters
aud Sons OF 81. Luke, which has been holding
convention at Union League hall during this
week, (full particulars OF which have been pub
lshed In tho RErUBiICASO closed its session
yesterday, anl succeeded In forming a branch In
this city under the name Of Rasa Shcim Council,
and elected II. A. Grant, Deputy q. =. NJ. for the
District Of Columbia; q. A. Wilson, Grand Sec
rctaty; Perry Carson, Grand Treasurer; and Re-
hccca Williams, Grand Corresponding Secretary.
The following delegates were elected to meet In
convention at Philadelphia, for the purpose Of
forming a council In that city; Rev. !. r. fiamer,
". a. Grant, Perry Carson, ltcbcCca Williams
and VI. A. CLARK.
The Oncr has been In existence during the
past twenty years, AMI numbers In mCmber-
ship In the neighbnrhOOd Of thirty thousand per-
sons. Tue council In Washington has three hun
drcd members,
UpOn the conclusion Of business, the COnven-
iiOn adjourned until last night, when q grand
lcvcc was held at the hall. Addresses were de-
livcrcd by VIM. X. De Conlova, q. 4. NJ, Rev.
Jacob T.. llamcr, Rev. Mr.. Green and others;
alter which the assemDlagc sat down to WELL
spread table, and enjoyed the good things to
their heaFts content
National Republican., 1873-02-07
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

A FREsHET FEARED.-Strong apprchcnslOns
arc felt that this city will be visited by frcshet,
the river above having swollen considerably, and
owing to the Ice gorge at the Long bridge there
Ia no possible chance for the body OF water To
pass down. The merchants along the line OF the
river are making every preparation for the
worst The steamer y. G.. Knight Is still near
the Long bridge, and all efforts to release her
are of no avail
National Republican., 1873-02-07
TIIE BOOK or JOB.
1.eucTnI Il, L., AnpIcuutc'-I Irrr

General u. l.. ApplcEutc's Lecture.
few people assembled N Lincoln hail last
evening 10 hear General T., l.. ApplCgatC on the
"BOOE Of job" and for the hunrilt Of the Odd
Fellows Library Association, II required the
patiCr,c Of job To listen to him, 10 hts salts
faction, at least, he proved the book Of job tu
he the most ancient literary work In the BlhlC,an
to he Ot l'TOmcthCan origin. This evening Cen
Cral ApplCgatcs subject Is "Wumau; TiIr In.
settled Question All who attend Will he
amused,
National Republican., 1873-02-07
PROPOSALS.
TINTED STATES MAIL.
- r-rnn..-n
. PoeT OFFICE DErAnrl

PoaT OFFIcE DEPARrMENrl
,, MAsHINoToN, December I, 1s7a !
IrQpoaala will be received at the Contract Ooe Of
THIS Department until . y. m OF March q Ie73, for
conveying the mails Of the United States from July
1873, TO June %, 1873, in tho State n Virginia. on
The ROUTES and by the schedules Of departures and
arrivals herein specified
National Republican., 1873-02-07
ONE or ruE BEST STOCKS OF

ONE or TIIE BEST STOCKS OF
CLOTHING
In Washington
TO be sold
by the list Of March.
in regard to price no such Inducements have
ever been offered.
NOAH WALKRR \ Co,
Metropolitan Hotel Building,
Gil fennsylyania avenue, between Sixth
and seventh streets.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
CERTIFICATE.

Tho underslgned, postmaster at =, State Of
-, Certihes, under his oath Of office, that he IA
acquainted with the above guaTautOrs, and knowa
them 10 be mon OF property and able 10 make good
their guarantee; aud that bidder aud gtaFantOfe r.
above the age Of ~ years.
Bids " HbUOO dEd spTITd aust h. accompanied Ly a
rfTfyet rhssk, drUf, solFsHt Hai0Hai LsI
equal 10 per etHisB oH he PTSssi aHHHai pay on hs
route; IN " s'TrSs lees haE BpsT ssais
JsHs H. 1s12D
The postmaster must not siEn tho certificate uutil
the sum Of the bid Is inserted and the lid and IAr
antee signed by all the PARTIES and dated,
National Republican., 1873-02-07
Police Court-Judac smell.
DRAMATIC FEUILLEToN,
The Theatre CoInIauc.

"Les Miscmblcs," u most amusing sketch,
opened the performance at the Comique last
night, and thence Pete Lee came on with his
fresh and funny vocallsms, followed by Sallie
swift, who performed acCeptably ou the banjo,
and then Lulu Delmay won encore after encore by
her spirited ami dAshing style In comic and scriC-
comic songs. The ballet "Le Domino Not" In
troduced the nnc ballet troupe, and the perform
ance was concluded with the three act drama Uf
"MaLcppa.' Tue same hill will be repeated to-
nj
National Republican., 1873-02-07
Something New,

There appeared on our streets yesterday
yly-paintCd and most conveniently constructed
cart for moving pianos and heavy musical In
stTumcnts. II is the property OF the Ellis music
store, and was built expressly for the firm Of H.
Kennedy 4 Co., Of New York. II Is the first one
Of the Kind ever seen here, and It attracted much
Of favorable comment from all who saw IT, The
most delicate instrument can be moved In II with
perfect safety.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
Decision, announced on or before March %, ls7a

bidders should examine carefully the forms and
instructions annexed, Bee laws requiring certified
check or draft with bids Of sb,OOO and upwardD
National Republican., 1873-02-07

WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all NAV have nv
using daily THURsruSs Ivory Pearl Tooth
PoMder; price, % and 30 cents per bottle.
WELLS MACIlISE-srREAD SrRESGTIiEStSu pL A..
TERs, whenever plaster Is Deehed, are unri-
vailed. Price ~, -, and % cents each
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair; all desire IT, oil
may nave II by constant use uf TnoursoSs
bottle. -
Li0urCoLoRED Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not soilcd. JOuVESS inOdOrOus Kid Glove
cleaner Will renoVatc them thoroughly; price, %
rents per bottle. All sold by druggists and
National Republican., 1873-02-07
THE COURTS.
supreme Court Of the United states.

THURSDAY, February &, ls5a
On motion Of Hon. J. q. sutherland, Charles j.
Hunt, ESQ.,, OF Detroit, Michigan, was admitted
to practice as an attorney AMI counselor Of this
court.
No. u. The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company, plaintiff IN error, Va. The Common
wealth Of Pennsylvania;
No. ~. The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company, plaintiff In error, VA. The Common
wealth Of Pennsyyania. The argument Of these
causes was continued by Mr. Y. Carroll Brewster,
Of counsel for the defendants In error, and con-
cludcd by Mr.. James 4. GOwen, for the plaintiffs
In error.
No. 30. The Erie Railroad Company, plaintiff
In error, Va. The state OF Pennsylvania The ar
gumcnt Of this cause was commenced by Mr.. j.
W. simonton, Of counsel for the plaintiff In error,
and continued by Mr.. Wayne MacNengh, Tor the
defendant In error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
Supreme Court-t;cncrnl Term.
All Of the associate Justices sat In banc yes
terIlay.
The case Of stott Va. Rutherford, heretofore
reported, occupied the time OF the court.
Circuit Court--.JudRc Cartier.
This court was engaged with appeal cases, in-
yUlying small sums, yesterday.
Police Court-Judac smell.
Richard Denton, n haCkman, oycrcharglng q
passenger, s.; appeal. Julian Smith and Edward
Lewis, disOrdcrly; . each. Ben Rufian, nned
$50 for carrying q razor. John and william
Wanstall, fined t5 for failure to take out license
driver, charged with GmbeZLlement Of a lot Of
furniture; judgment suspended. Geo. Olrinn,
fined SO for assault on Simon Caro-. Benjamin
Ruffian. assault OH his wife, IS,
National Republican., 1873-02-07
LECTURES.
Nils. Emily FnIthfnII.

Miss Emily Faithful, Of England, Is a lady
whose fame as a public speaker Is Of the most
substantial character. Wherever she has spoken
she has received genuine praise. She will leo
thre In Lincoln hall "Wednesday, February ~,
at p. M, and In the evening at O'Clock. Her
subject on each occasion IL entitled "Glimpses
Of the Great Men and Women I Have Known"
The universal testimony Of the press IL that the
lecture Is most entertaining and instructive.
We hespeak for her o crowded house.
National Republican., 1873-02-07

STANDARD and reliable qualities Of Half Hose
Linen lAndkerchlefs, Linen Collars and Cuffs
snspenders, &C., at close prices. Gentlemen dc.
singing to rcpeRlsh will please examine.
GRO. q. lIESEINu,
No. 40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

= . WAHHlN0IONl u, O, JAnuarY ~, lb,N
On the petition Of WILLIAM ", LOCKwOOD of
PhilAdelphia, Pa, praying for the extension Of u
patent granted 10 him On the ajth day Of ApTi 1885
reihsued In four DIVISIONS, Nos, lesl 1881, ll ana
1855, on the hth day Of juno, lHi5, No 1850 having
been ordered to again reissue No $3.50 on the asih
day OF January 1875, for au Improvement In Ladies'
Collars aud CUTS;
II Is ordered that tho testimony In the casc Ia
closed on the 18th day ~ March neNt that tho ths
Ietition be hoard on the 9Th day Of April next
Jan2gWBw NJ. D. LEauE1rT, ,COmnissIpner
National Republican., 1873-02-07
ToprOyide means for this magnificent Concert, one
hundred thousand tickets only viii be issued, large
VOrtiOn Of which are already sold,

Topruyide meaus for this smAgnileent Concert, one
hundred thousand tickets only will be issued large
VortOn OF which are already sold
PRICE OF TICkETR,
Whole tickets $40, halves %, and quarters 4aS0
Eleven whole tickets for 500 No discount on lees
than RlOO orders, Nothing could be more Appropfi
ate for presents than tickets 10 this banquet Oh wealth
or more likely to produce gTAnder satisfactory re
suts The object 0f this third Oft Concert IL the
enlargement and endowment OF the Public Library
OF Kentucky, which By the special act authorizing
the Concert for its beneht Is to be forever FREQ To all
citizens of every state, This Concert viii be con.
and full partieparsoi tho mode q drawing the gifts
thorough understanding II the scheme, from begin
oqar, which Nill be Furnished free Of cost to any
who apply. The entire management Of this under.
taking has been committed by tht trustees To Hon
THOMAS Y. BRAMLETTE, late dOVornor Of Ken.
tncky, to whom all communications pertaining to
the dift Concert should Be adlTeased,
w.N, HHLbEMAE' Vice frssident
JQHN s. GAIN ,segy lub!ic Library Of Ky.
FARMERS AND DBo yERs, BANR ,IreasuIer.
Tickets are now ready for sale, aud all orders for
them, or appSptons for agenoes, circular lntor.
addressed tn me ~ below directed
TH0S. {, BRkMlETTE, LOUISVILLE, N.,
japsW6s9rn Agent Public Library Ky.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME,
$4,000 Numbers.
CLASS o. TO BE DRAWN FTBRUARY ., l,7s
$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to $500, 1000.
Tickets, SO, Half Tickets, So, Quarters,
80 m

TIcktIsi SIUI IInIT TIckeIs, e5I UunTtrr-,
$500.
~ Our lotteries are chartered by tho State aro
always drawn at the time named and all truWinLrs
are under the supervision Of sworn CumInissnners
- Ihe Ihe olhcial drawing will be published IN the
hL loula IagerHi ana copy uf drawing uunt 10
purchasers NJ tickets. ~
~ We will draw siIHiaF s,hnu.r tl.c last day q
every month during the year ls72
~ Remit a our Eisk by POST OFFICE MONEY
QNDEtS, lEdlSTEkED LETTER DRAFT on
LAfhESS' Send Tor circular Address
MURRAY, MILLER n co.,
Post ONCE DoI 2II5. myI.TUihkBtI
National Republican., 1873-02-07
lat Juno to 10Th sertember.

lst June to 9Oth September.
Leave Rock Enon Springs daily, except Sunday.
atbam;
Arrive At Winchester by "a m;
Leave Winchester daily, except Sunday, at p 30
pm:
National Republican., 1873-02-07
Tuc-dny, April -, 1879.

Al this Concert the best musical talent thatran
procured from all PARTS Of the country will add plca
ure 70 the entertainment, and TEN THOuBAND
CASH GIFTS, nggregating yaHt total of half NH
lion dollars currency will be distributed by lot To
the tickotholders, as follows
National Republican., 1873-02-07

THERE Will BE q special meeting Of 81. Johns
Lodge, No. II, =. A. A. NJ, to-day, at I O'Clock
LOT the purpose OF attending the funeral Of the
lato K. II. Hickman.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
NnIInnnI snYInn. nnnIl.

'OFncf OF New YORK avenue and Fifteenth street
pays per cent, per anRum on deposits for each
calendar month. banking hours, TO 8; SatuT-
days W 4 anI StoA,
National Republican., 1873-02-07
TTNITED sTATEs PATENT OFFICE,

~ WAsHsgToS, u. O.. January "a, ls7a.
On tue position Of NATHAN A. nYAR III II0stOn
MhsslChussta, pray ingtgr thr cNtensiOn Of paent
granted 10 hiiq uu the % day ni May, 1889 Tor M
Improvement u Ceingu's for ROOFING
IL y ordered that the testimony In the case Ee
closed on tllr let day "t ApT next; that the tlne
IeI hnW 1gE4mella anu thr sNaIuiu,r's FepO ri b.
iAled g ihe llth daE uf Ayril next aud that said
pepaon ne heard ON kRe 10Th day OF April neat
lahOMVW M. y. LEQ0LlT. COmmlssIonor.
National Republican., 1873-02-07

79D From Rock Enon Springs, 10 winchester, Is
mlles, and back, siK times . week from lst
June to Slth heptembor, and from Rock Enon
Springs TO Back Greek Valley, miles and
back, three times week from 1st October to
3lst May.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
Daniel DouEhcrty.

II should not be forgotten that the famous
Philadelphia lawyer and wit will lecture at Lin
coin hall next Monday evening, February 10.
Ills subject Is 'OTatOrs and OmtOry.r Seats
may he secured at PaTker's bookstore.
National Republican., 1873-02-07

ALL sm KNIGHTS TENrLAR Of Gcthsemanc
COfnmandery, No. o. will assemble at their asylum
Tomorrow TO attend the funeral Of the late W.
u. Davis.
National Republican., 1873-02-07

WHEN CONSUMERS buy directly from the manu-
iacturer they get better and cheaper articles
UOlay morrill,, corner Fifteenth and + Streets
opposite Treasury Department, receive their
watches trofn their manufaCtory In Geneva.
Repairing done by skIllful wofkmen
National Republican., 1873-02-07

IHE REGULAR MoTTuLT NEETIsu of the Eagle
10, for the transaction Of important business
National Republican., 1873-02-07

The announcement that Wendell Phillips will
lecture at Lincoln hall, Friday evening, the llth
instant, Will be hailed with profound satlsfac-
ton by all true lovers Of learning and clOquence
His subject Ia the great historical character Of
Daniel O'COnnell, and In the hands of Wendell
Phillips II viii receive the most searching and
instructive treatment.