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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-06
Street Commissioner.

Editors OF the Rag1ster:
Please announce to your city readers thai
7 will BE- candidate for re election 10 tire
office of Street Commissioner at thu mu-
cipal election to be held on the 2Sd inst.
fans c. LEONHART.
Editors OF the Register:
thereby announce myself as candidate
for he office of Street Commissioner at the
tsI8 JAMES HALEY.
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Dividend.

WHEELING m BELMONT RPIDGE Co., /
WHEEL G. W. VA Dec 70 1872.
UNRE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THIS
Company have dec AIRED dividend OF
four a per cent on the capital stock OF the
company, out OF the earnings of the past
six months, payable on or after the he 10Th
day OF Janu1rv, ls7s, to The stock offers o.
their legal representative, holding sock on
the LIST day Of said month.
det3o "a JO-. LAWSON, Snc'y.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

MERCHANTS NATIONAL rANK }
WHEELING January }, 1875. !
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR d.
| rector< of this hnnK will be held Tues
day, lar uary a, between he no rs Of 10 A.
NJ. end p. M. JOHN j. JOINS,
ialI Cashier.
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City Sergeant.

Editors Of the Register:
Please announce my name az . candi-
date for the office OF City Sergeant, at the
en-. uing city election. and onlige
ian6 FRANK STANLEY.
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LINDSLEY INSTITUTE.

naIs INSTITUTION UNDER ITs PRES
Il ent management Is IN SUCCESS nj opera.
tion, and 10 b not proposed TO make any
change In tho instructors Patrons may
rely on this school Oh, being regularly 10 ses-
JAMES " ArsoN.s
dsci7 : JOHN. n. HUTCHr8ON.
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Commissioner.

Editors Of the Register:
Please announce p. L. KIMBERLY as a
candidate for Commissioner oil our town.
ship, and oblige voters OF
lana CLAY TOWNSHIP.
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Dissolution,
NOTICE.

THO THE UNDERTAKE AND TIKI
i pubic 81 large, that I ey can find the
n ce new heIrse that was at Mr.. David
Kulrs stable. al Nj r. bert Lukes st.b'..
on arket sire I near The postC flee on and
after to-day, January LIST. 1873. anS-a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-06
Dissolution Notice.

THE FIsM HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the firm name at Christman &
Debo'd Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent Joseph Iebold retiring.
All per- ons k owing themselves TO no in
debied 10 the old firm W II call and set'l at
once Those having accounts against the
Arm will present hem e r settlement
ALRtRT GHRISTMAN,
joseph DEEOfD.
January ., 1873
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Dis solution Of Capartn.rship

OWING IOTHE DEATH OF r. J. BIR-
~ ry, the partnership OF K. ] Berry &
Co. II nissI lived
All parties know pg ,hemSe YES Indebted
tn Il e late nrru are req est,d o cal snG
sett e promptly.
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SEGUIN INSTITUTE,
ZANEST., BET. FIFTH d SIXTH.

DARFNTS WIRING TO SELECT A
first class INSTITUTION for Their daush-
ters, whether misses or CHI ildren, are direct
81 20 his notice. 1t not My includes the
sold branches, but also the more ornamen-
tai, viz: Mus C, French. Fancy Work, &c.
VI So Seguin who has devored We rs to the
study OF French, under competent native
Instructors, calls the special attention OF
II ose int"reS ed IN this b 'antIful language.
% userul In music or tor refined society. 10
her advantas es seldom found in q french
earhar, that OF importing n pure French
&C g. 3 together with the ability OF trans-
lat ny the language correctly into English.
WHEELING, Jan. 1880
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NOTICES..
Nation i Bank of West Virginia.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders o this Bank ard Election
OF Dir, ciors will be held at the Banking
the hours OF tine aud Four Z. VI.
JOHN WAGSt K. Cashier.
WHEELING, W. Va, December IA, Is 2.
io,lI.i
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
II, the Merchants National Bank OF west
Virginia, at Wheeling, at the close OF pusl-
ness on the 9th day OF ecember, iSH
prSnrrRrFS
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
X, the National Bank OF West Virginia,
at Wheeling, at close OF business on Friday,
Uecem Der n 1872:
National Republican., 1873-03-31
Baltimore Lock Hospital.
DIR. JOHNSTON,

when IL the Great. Hps,itals Of faroPe, Va; Ens. "
speedy, pleAsant and eiiectual remedy in he world
q f. bsss ST TIF sXsTEM
r. Che RdneSs or bI9sdST py3untSrg DiSGharses
IN fanii35E q II. lev sPs SSEfasiSG q iaSSs
skin, Affections o. the Liver, LunSs, Stomach Or
bSyfsSetSSs q ssT,sc nerds .iin from so
more f,tA m % shsiE victims ~ than ne sS2E q the
rage, Gc., hnpoisibis- destroying both BODY and
especially, who haye become the Victims Of solitary
Wee thai dreadful aud desTnctiye habit which an.
young men q ,hs mosi eIaiie talents aud Srina%St %
ns ssa.a Eso tSISFy have ~ listen
whhed 70 eoalAhy the living Tyre, may call with full
TIsse are some Of the Aaa and melancholy effects
produced BY The early habits Of youth, yii; Weak
Sns. tf Il & @ d liam pSad9 n lhS HsHd
beTanssssht on M s az pEBISssE NfTys s
,,lE MfENTkLdhY5Ih fearful eges.s On ihe mind ar
ss sas & AFPSSs SsansSV GTsp
lon 70 Society. solidiitrust Love d sol tudc linn
ATTY &C. art some 4 tRRfHaEg M iitl' produced
Married PERSONS Sr Yoans Men oo9tempatlns
Palpits66S, orsahie kseEnsss, SslSSas bs n
ANY 0'AiI 6STfTaE TaE ifSss ShFss
The many thonsAnds CURED a. this establishment
poaat sss s9s me dEnfSGS; ~ Br loRR In
stop witnessed BY the rapISSeptatySs q the Pres,
ana SsSs 9Sss s % sse sss
Ssus s q nsn 8 SSG: e aes saa Ois sun
Once, seuth Frederick street, Balrinsrs,
AoVS ,r-r % sIHryIapd,
National Republican., 1873-03-31
Kit Carson Pos, No. 9, a. Ar.

A most agreeable surprise was enjoyed by the
oficeTs and members OF thls post ~ 10 regular
meeting on the evening Of the SSth. Al about
O'Clock, without previous lntimatlon or notice
about forty comrades Of the order, consisting OF
the department commander and delegations OF
OticeTs and members from other posts Of THIS
department, presented themselves for admission.
During this welcome visit which lasted about an
hOnT and half, entertaining remarks were made
by Department Commander sprague, Sen. Vice
Commnnder Webb, COmTade Lynch and other
members OF the several posts represented. seV-
eral comrades also added highly TO the enjoy
ment 0f all present by singing, II will long be
rememhereal a. onH Of the most enjoyable and
Interesting occasions ever had In Grand Army
hall.
National Republican., 1873-03-31
Proposed BeuryoIeut Union,

A meeting Of the presidents Of several Catholic
benevolent organizations was held last night In
the basement hall OF the Church OF the ImmAcu-
late Conception for the purpose OF forming q
union Of all the societies for beneficial purposes.
Rev. Father Mccarthy, pastor OF the church,
OF the proposed union. After q full Interchange
Of opinions among the gentlemen present a
committee was appointed to confer on the sub
Iect with the delegates from the different Catho-
lic benevolent societies, who will meet at Car
roll hall on the second Monday evening In April.
The committee consists Of the following named
Mutual Relief Association; v. McNerhany, West
Rnd Hibernlan; Mr.. Ofenstein, ~. Michael's;
MGssrs. Juenneman and Koehlef Knights OF st.
George, and Capt. Montgomery ,HlbeTnla BeLeEO-
union on q Catholic basis, Incorporating the
mutual life Insurance principle for the benent Of
the families or legal representatives Of deceased
nambRFs
National Republican., 1873-03-31
The Catholic rsmpsranes UnIss.

Rev. James McDeYltt. president, and Major D,
J. ODTiscoll, secretary OF the Catholic Total Alb
stlnence Union OF America, will leave this city
to-day TO attend meeting Of the board Of gov
tomorrow. The object Of this meeting ID 10
review the work OF the union, TO prepare an ex-
hlblt OF Its condition, and TO suggest matters
of the annual conyentlon, which will meet In
New York Ou the 10Th OF October next, (father
Matthews birthday Many Catholic Temperance
aocieties In various sections OF the county have
heen Aggregated 10 the union within the past six
mOnths There are ~ present lbs societies, with
d total membership Of at least 70 900, all IN good
standing. This Is quite formldable Temperance
army 10 have been raised In one year. The
union was organized az baltimore on the 9gd Of
February, lsiA Father MoDeVitt has been its
president from the beginning, aud mas WORKED
both day and night TO adYance lts interests.
National Republican., 1873-03-31

made during the past week by Messrs. Duncan
son, Dowllug y Co.: Parts Of LOT 10, square eeo,
70 Michael Craven for liN cents, and Michael
frame dwelling In fennallytown, for W. r.
Woodward aud u. r. Morseii, trustees, for 500.
Part lot H. square ~, with tmproyements, for
game trustees. 10 Thomas Kennedy, for n,ofo.
National Republican., 1873-03-31
who wIIt:et Opet

On the 29th day OF April MessS. LAtlmeT
Oeary will sell at the Capitol the desks recently
10 use In the Hall Of the House Of Represents
tlVes, and the large carved oak leather-coyered
There are q great many historical and interest
lag associations connected with those chairs,
ard there will be 4 strong competition to obtain
one. They are OF the most desirable character,
and with every advancing year they will become
more valuable. II Is high compliment TO that
eminent nrln, Latlmer Cleary, that they have
been selected to conduct thls Important and In
teresting sale,
National Republican., 1873-03-31
The I..nIen seassu.

Yesterday being Passion sunday was appTo-
priately observed In all the Catholic fhnrcheA
ins nefylces thlA week Will be of solemn char
menta and the crosses, pictures anu images
drapod In purple. Next SUNDAY wln se faln
6nndag, which introduces the yet more solemn
~ T1Sfer sunday, when the Church again deoks
ser aifsrs with the brightest emblems OF Joy, 10
co.nmemoratiOn OF the glorious resurrection 0f
the Saviour Of the world
National Republican., 1873-03-31
THE COURTS.

District Court-Iadae Hnaphreys,
This court on Saturday made an order direct
ing the payment Of the award Of t2so,oo0 made
by the. Messrs. Fox a Durant and otfiers 10 the
officers and crew Of the Gulf squadron for COM
mutation OF prize money for the rebel vessels
destroyed In Mobile bay In 1854. ...0 ..'.|
Circuit Court-Chief Ja.tice Cartier.
The session Of this court on Saturday was de-
voted TO the consideration Of motions, the jury
having been discharged until Monday. i
Criminal Cout-JudEe Macarthur.
The session Of this court on Saturday was
merely formal one. -
Police Ceurt-7JadGe saell.
On Saturday Mary Conway. petit larceny Of
some lumber, nned %. VIM. Taylor, assault on
James II. Dabney, SO. George Carter, yagrant,
workhouse. Margaret brown, hned Is for en-,
tlclng pIoslltutlon. WIN. Lucas, disorierly, S5,
Charles ii. Meyer, yagrancy, workhopse, Sidney
u. Jones, general passenger agent of the haltf-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, assault and
battery on stephen Tilley of this city. Mr. Gloss
asked that his bond be forfeited, and q bench
warrant be issued to bring him into court, In
order that his bonds be increased.
National Republican., 1873-03-31
THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE.
Opening efBid. for CASING the Now Museum

Last Saturday the bids were opened for casing
tute. There were twelve bidders In all, and
there Is such q wide difference as TO tlls cost OF
the job that it is deemed worth while TO publish
yer, sl0,oTai Z. II. King, q, 2sl; Mr.. Grass Sil-
s4I,s Mr.; Rarkhopsen. s,sIo Mr.. Bird, tlt, ,9ls;
J. W. Mcknight 4 Co., ie,asl; II. A. Ward, ti6,-
=: Zimmerman ! SON. saI,SSo; <. BIrgSorf,
National Republican., 1873-03-31
Ftem Winter 10 spria..

with change Of season . change Up clothing
viii take place. Tue heavy garmentS Of winter
are TO he laid aside and the lighter and brighter
olothing Of spring will be donned. One OF the
can make their selections is to bo seen at the
popular house Of I. Becker A Co., No. sol Pennsyl-
vanla avenue, clOthiera aud merchant tAiloTa.
This 1rtn has the reputation not snly OF selling
AZ the cheapest market rates, hut OF ever keep
Ing nne and splendid variety Of ready-nAde
clothing. gentlemenh underwear and uncut
for themselves on what advantageous terms pur-
lhaL a 4 4 an mazda
National Republican., 1873-03-31

At recent meeting OF the Washington Greys
the following oficers were elected: 8. p. Moses,
Shafer, second lleutenanti ", Zimmerman, third
lieutenant; W. Lawrensol, orderly aorgeantl g.
W, Rawllngs,. color sergeant. Tue company Is
qulref 20 bring II TO the maximum number.
National Republican., 1873-03-31
Our Custom DspGftment.

Fine stock,
A Choice Stock OF
Coatlngs, Trowserings and vestings.
a Perfect Fit
7 A Fashionable Cut
First-class WOILmanShlp
Guaranteed.
An carly Inspection Is respectfully invited.
HABLk Bros,
Fashionable Tallora,
Corner Seventh and d streets,
National Republican., 1873-03-31

win mske her drst appearance this evening
ballets and . sensation drama, entitled ''The
artists engaged At the ComlQue, and q nne and
most enloyabie entertainment will be given
eyerJ night. ay-..r..r
Metropeiiian Theatre.
Misc Fanny Kent, q new danseuse and vocal.
~; senorta Phiiotnenla, n jie-dancing and song
lady; Bcank Jones, moke and banJs soilst, and
Bpft Wayne. kymnhst and honF and dance man,
arc the fonr new httractiona for this week at The
METROPOLITAN theatre. It's "bower OF beauty"
will appear every night In the 1Can Can" and q
mammoth olio Of fresh and Sparkling novelties
will amuse all Its patrons.
I.inceln Hall.
A conjunction Of stars Of the nrst magnitude
will take place at Lincoln hall Monday and Tues.
day evenings, April u and --RubtnsteIn, Wien.
lawskl and Theo. Thomas This completes a
triumylrate Of artists seldom seen in the annals
Of amusements. '
Odd FsIisw-, Hall.
Adam and Eve viii be expelled from Paradise
tonight At Odd Fellows hall. 90 early II you
want to see Eve hand the apple to Adam. II
will he remarkable performance.
Walls Opera-Hes.s,
This evening, Tuesday apd Wednesday even
ings Walls opets house viii he closed for the
purpose Of enabling Mr.. Ford to make additional
improvements.
National Republican., 1873-03-31
TINTED STATES PATENT oFFICE,

ITNITKn sIATEs PATENT OFFICE,
,,,. 0.,,,,a', ,MAsgIssfos, M D o. March 3 IsIa
t@, N v, ,Prayink for tho sItspaion u paleiN
sGa.sS e sR SR W. ~ asS June S
Ssdsrsa tS n, shst The testimony n the ssss b
for hling Argumenta and the EIaminsTis rsport 81
iHiisf r ne lsth AZ e Asy ns and that haad ps
AK AISRSSS RSsE.sn IYTR8as:FFfis s:FFisn5lSHi n55lSS%Him,..ou,,
National Republican., 1873-03-31
Tue dy.Ier Bay.

For many years there mas been no more popn-
lar resort than Oyster hay. A change In It's pro-
prietorship has now taken place, Mr.. George W.
Driver being succeeded hy MeAsrs. While a
Fountain. These gentlemen have had an e1-
tenslye experience In catering for the public,
especially In the sale OF oysters. They are the
owners Of very large aud rich beds OF the best
Varieties, aud they win keep the famous Bay
stocked with the freshest, the richest and the
most luscious oysters in the world. Their faei-
itles will Also enable them to keep variety OF
shell-nsh and OF food from the sea. All the
patrons Of Oyster Bay will ind the new arm
friends whom they'll be glad TO cultivate
National Republican., 1873-03-31
Sunday School ,Ias- nIeerias

Lincoln hall was flled yesterday afternoon
with an audience composed largely OF children,
on the occasion Of . sunday school mass meet
ing, under the ausplSss OF the Young Mems
Christian Association. Tbs orphans OF the
Protestant Home were presont aud sang several
beautiful selections. The meeting VAS opened
with prayer and singing,
Rev. Mr.. Hall, after a few remarks, introduced
Warren ChOAte, ESQ.,, who gave Tery clear and
coucise review OF the lessons studied during thD
past three moniha.
nApply ilasirhting the truth that God Is with all,
even htfie ohtldTen, A. he was In the days OF the
special provinces In tue past. ..,
Mr.. ChAA. y. RichAhia then spoke brieny In q
war adnlrnbly suited 20 ths minds Of his youth
fal hearers. Such q multltnds Of young faces
and young hearts inspired him with the beauty
u the thought, a In the image Of God created he
them" The mAIeGty OF the seaside plctare, the
yAstness Of the mountain yiev impress one With
his own nothingneas; and the speaker thought
dieffce without q feehng of his own ntfIeness
aud craving 70 point them TO the Saviour, He
wlahad hS could present q picture OF Christ
"The Holy Family" by horillo, In the National
Gallery at Loaasn, was very perfect
unexcelied piece OF an, but we have a Saviour
that Ayea now and may gsisI " our hearts. He
deaired 70 lmpreAs upon ohildran the need Of
loving God early. and the duty 81 parents 20 do
all IN their power 70 this end: and closed WITH 2
standipg up6h the Fridge, o. Slgas al Venice.
where Nc may turn one way TO the palace OF The
DOges, the otheI 10 the dreary dungeon. a.
Hev. Mr.. ALTick next spoke, allnding 70 the
advantages OF The uniform system OF Sunday
dren and to the most sallhnt points Of the lessons
during the past three mShtns. with singing
the benedictIon the audience then dispersed.
National Republican., 1873-03-31
National SayInRs Rnnk,
NIIlliaFy.

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annun on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours 10 4; satur-
daVa y IN A and IN q
National Republican., 1873-03-31
<H 100000. q
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Lesaiized By State Aatherity and Drawn 10
.s.1 Pebble In Nc. I.suis.
BRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME
$4,000 Numbers.
CLASS Q. TO BE DRAWN APRIL 90. isa
A,sso Pri.s., Ameanriur In aana. .non.

Tickets, eIO1 Half Tickets, s5i QaaTter.,
. $500.
ET0pr lotteries are chartered by the State, are
always drawn at the time named, and all drAWingN
Aro under the supervision OF sworn oommisaioneTa
The ofioiAl drawing will be published In The
purchasers Of unkela.
every mouth during the year ls70
~ Remit a our Eisk BIZ POST QFFIcE MONEY
OtpEhs, REdIbrEhEb LETTER, DHkFf on
EXPRESS. Send for circular. Address
,.. MURRAY, MILLER a. 90,
I - ~. Louln, Mo.
Poat One hox ath /my1.TuThAStI
National Republican., 1873-03-31
I,a,so uua At,rac,i,. snIe.

Messrp, Lailmer A Cleary will sell, at their Aue-
tlon rooms, this (MondAJ) morning, commencing
at 10 o'clock, u large quantity OF household goods
" every description, several sewing-mAch hines,
SIX sets single harness, ten rolls new mating,
together with numerous other goods unne-
CsssaTy to cnumeTate.
National Republican., 1873-03-31

DR. wrrAxS wmp cHHHnr BusAM. This
balsamic compound has become a home nxture.
let all who suffer, and have In vain attempted
W cufe their coughs, colds, bronchial or pulmo-
nnu. complaints, make use Of this unequaici
remedy. II can be relied upon, the mass OF tes-
umony that has been puhlished since Its intro
dnction being ample proof oi It's efiicacy.
National Republican., 1873-03-31

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DJs.
Il ThiCL OF COLUMBIA, THE lsTH DAY OF
Charles W. Davis
Al. va No 9yO8S-Equiiy Docket u
On molio9 81 tbs plAintin by Msssrp. johnson
AID horria his solictoru u ID ordered that the de
fendApt cause her appearance To be entered herein
on pr hetor9 the nrst tueday occurring forty days
s.sh ~ aas wl.e nc cause viii be pro
HI 4ss HS SSsTfs.t n Aihss SsIds dl.ii sHssio' g. so
National Republican., 1873-03-31
The WashinGIou CITY saysuH. Hank,

corner OF Seventh street aud Louisiana avenue
pays Q pOr cont interest on all deposits. DepoI
Its cen be msde and drawn at viii,
National Republican., 1873-03-31
Inc Enssl. or Inc Gale on Saturday.

The gale which prevailed on Saturday blowed
down two-story frame house on street, be-
pletely demolLshing the structure, Some time
since, being below The grade Of the street, 70 was
raised aud rested on posts, thus giving the Wind
falling OF the building II was occupied By two
families, Henry Payne and Maria Downlngs.
There were seven children playing ln-dOorn. and
10 Escape harm excepting tue sick man who re-
Seived injuries from falling tlmbers across the
legs and abdomen. Both families were pro-
they could take care OF themselves Complaint
had been previously made TO the mspsotor Of
buildings OF the unsafe condition OF the house,
int no action was ever taken 10 the case. Two
large say lights on the roof OF the establishment
OF MT. D. "a. Wheeler were also carried away.
TIe only further damage noted was the unroof-
Ing Of several hne trees In dinerent sections "
the city.
National Republican., 1873-03-31
DENTISTS.
MEDICAL.
PIMPLES.

VIII send tfreel recipc for my VEGETABLE
BALh, removing PIaPLRs. BLACK WoRMs
~ bLoIcmEs: LOT fnhgMLEs' MOTHS, TAN and all Dis
hssashy 5los Also snTe Prosess for hho growth %
THOs, ", CHAPMAN, CHrAuar,
p, o. Boz blS lmhqS6u W broadway, MY.
National Republican., 1873-03-31
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy relief for Young Men from the effects Of
Error. and Abuses In early life. MAnaood restored
llnpedlments 10 Marriage removed. New mFthod
Of treatment New and remarkable remedies. Borks
drsss H0wARb tieS sc snSyslSpfs ssSp,s S,S
street Philadelphlat Pa.-an INSTITUTION bAving y
hish FeprtAtion for honorable conduct and pyplcs
National Republican., 1873-03-31
Noilre.

Deposits In the Geman-Amercan Savings
Rank made on or before April ! bear interest
frOm that date. Six per cent. paid on ordinary
deposits, and three pei cent. on the average
daily balances Of business aecounta. Trustees
Individually liable. Call for q copy OF the rules.
IIEsBIS0'B sPIoIALTIEs-
Fine Ready-made Clothing.
Fine Garments 20 order.
Fine WUolena by the yard.
Perfectly Fitting Shirts,
Spring Goods now ready At
L.. - 40 seventh street northwest,
One phcs only,
National Republican., 1873-03-31
NOTICES OF NEW AnvEnrrsK,IRN1

NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Fifty tons Cumberland coal. Zee Dickson 4
King. lsH
Auction sales to-day. Read Latimer& Clesrys
cards.
X. oiP. meeting this lNOndAyl evening. al
Seventh street. . 49,
Great sale Of parior suites. Particulars In Wall
4 Co. O.s.advertisement.
A fne new stock OF CHINA, orockey, cutlery,
Sc., at Webb 4 Beverdge's.