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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

TUE only sales Of wheat On Water street yes
terlay were 2,8OO bushels Ut t2.n5, and small lots
at t2i5 to s2.90.
LARGE amount Of grain Il at Alexandra
awaiting shipment TO Georgetown, which Is de
tanned by the Ice blockade.
TnE ice from the upper Potomac Is still lodged
al the Long bridge, although the pOtOmaC Is
comparatively clear. The steamer Il. 4. knight
Is still aground near Long bridge.
ROBEKr SMITH, the lahorcr at the Fourth pre-
cinci statiOn-hOuse, died yesterday at his resi-
dence on Third street, between q street and
North Carolina avenue southeast, Of cOnsump-
ton. Nj. smith had been employed ut this
station during the past i've years, aud has
always been well liked 10y the officers,
THE Water-street octette club held a rehearsal
last night, when II was decided 10 give public
concert during the winter, Johns son has been
chosen leader, and with his knowledge Of music
there Is no doubt the club will make It's mark In
public. one regret Is expressed that the club Is
Barron Of funds, although they pride themselves
that the transportation OF their instruments will
not be much cost, Us In the membership there Is
a Wheeisr, who has taken this contract gratult-
ously. The merry peal Of Belts will be yalua-
bic acquisition to the club.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

Meeting cr tho General Committee.

Meeting or thr General ConmitIee.
A meeting Of the general managing committee
was held YESTERDAY afternoon At headquarters.
Present, MessrB. Hume, Clapp, Webster, ThOnp-
son, Kllbourn, Gideon, Shepherd, Dickson and
Evans
Mr.. Kllbourn, from the tall committee, sub
mltted, from the subcommittee on halt designs
for the tickets and ladies' invitations, which
were presented TO the above committee al the
last meeting and adopted, anti ordered to he sub
mittcd to the general committee for hnal adop-
ton.
After several slight notifications the design
was adopted BY the general committee.
on motion, Messrs. Shepherd, kilbourn, Clanp
and MattinRiy were appointed subcommittee
to select the door managers, Sc., for the ball.
Mr.. Backford was authorized to make con-
tract for the ladies' invitations at a cost not TO
exceed poo for 1900 invitations.
MIR. Thompson, from TIT committee on rail-
roads, stated that he has been advised that the
presidents Of the various railroads throughout
the country are In receipt OF numerous letters
asking reduced transportation 10 Washington on
Inauguration, which signify that the attendance
on this occasion will be unprecented.
In reply to a question asked by one OF the COM
mittee, Mr.. shepherd stated, In his opinion, the
cost Of the inaugural ceremonies, including the
ball. will not cost over si2,OOn
After the transaction OF some business Ol o
private nature, the meeting adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22
DRAMATIC .FEUILLEToN.



An assemblage larger IN numbers than most
attractions could have invited occupied Lincoln
hail last night and manifested the most uenuIne
ssI,sh, in ,ho orand mi no ,,,,,si Mr. ~,
Thomas and his troupe pcrf,rmcI with surh ner
feet expression as TO entirely control the feeling.
Of their auditors.
SchuIhalns gmpnDhy VI = nat was superbly
annreciateI' Miss Mohng eSecntln% The miSnn ~,
rangement with excellent expression and 1no
nnish OF touch. Mr., OsgOOi sung with the re-
markable control Of his very agreeable voice.
when seems seems n,s distinctive Characteristic md
Mr. jacobson performed some beautiful selec-
tiOns GU the violin and the uncommon sDlfit and
smOOthness OF his earnest playing was much
entertainment consisted IN the two compOsitIons
by BerliOz and Weber, Pagauni called BerlloL
equal to Beethoven. BerllOz claimed that he
could represent every shade Of human emotion
IN most delicate mutations and tue highest and
pecIs ami Tniisp Thnmas II * s : .,i
Instruments OF hIs orchestra inteTwoye pictSres
OF beauty and passion and all tenderest romance
N w "IalIy lands i0roIn, while the notes Of the
nhs.m HiIad ia GsIIs VIII w oy Y,
bewItrhing innsIc mn sic bright enaa,,yh 10 ~
ali the green men" ~ I'M. o''s"' '"~'s" '" 0Ai
NcharSs .tiirarinsaW wa ,,,y,n la, ,I A.,
nsSsinnatslv sTgges,lvs stIsIns einy,,s anu ,he
a1Jiamns ~ an ~ gSSmsn, uhns ,i tnv
Il proiounIest Silence subiITne and IIyins IN
thaIT aImo"t matcbIe.. n,easuT.s Ibean ssisn ~
ti1na. as nSTfoTmcJ bV I'bomas' Hrrh.strs seemed
mi o. all beSntifnl deal encatng IN. son ~
heights OF Imagining hnh thought 10 which
nhuHht sise N lnls WorlI Gah introduce the
"
Tue National -iinhchbHek.
Inc various mover attractions III the city ana
the increment weather combined III preventing a
iull house ~ the National last night. The
Hu chback' was well performed in most par
tiCulaTs Miss LeClerc1's COnception Of Julia was
marked by equal life and deiiraissst. ChATscteT Of
many emo tions is accurately assumed Dy her ne
CuliaT gifts Of physlaue and mind Julia IA toLs
Mira Scott SiddOns and Miss IbarIntte Thonn
sOn have presented with great eiIect. and Miss
Leclercas presentation does NOT differ althouuh
perhaps a greater degree OF nairritr MARKS II In
the nrst scenes, and the changing emotions were
am tn n,Iaor IN , sn" nanner iI"a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

Yesterday morning Mr.. Il. II. Robinson, OF
Prince Georges county, Nd, left his twO-hOrse
team standing In front Of T. Mann's, on SeyeHth
street, near the Avenue, with u COlOTed boy.
Shortly afterwards they took fright aud ran up
Seventh street TO Pennsylvania avenue, thence
street they came In collision with a horse and
wagon belonging to Mr.. e. A. Cissel, In which
was seated Mr.. W. q. Walter and his son. The
pole Of ltOblnsOns wagon struck Mr.. Cssels
feet. The boy that had been left In charge Of
the horses stuck 10 them nObly, but II was not
until they COded with Mr.. Cissels horse that
they were stopped. The injured horse was
Killed by direction Of Mr., Gatchel soon after the
accident
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

The collegiate society, National Medical Col
lege OF Washington, ID. C., assembled yesterday
evening IN the faculty room OF the college, on II
street DR.. L. NJ. schaener, president In the
chair.
Immediately after opening the following gen
tlemen were Installed to serve for the year 1873
President DR.. J. X. p. Gleason secretary, DR..
James NJ. Gassaway; committee 10 solicit essays
to be read before the society, Dns. GleesOn,
SchaeGer and NJ. d. Peck, and Messrs. e. A.
Sellhamer and X. II, Aylmer.
Elections to honorary membership were ac-
knOwledgel In several very graceful letters from
Drs, Woodward and Norris, United States army
Dr.. Grafton Tyler, Of Georgetown, and Dr..
Schaener, chemist TO the Interior Department.
The society adjourned without the usual thesis,
owing 10 the lnIeneAA Of the hour.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

January II, the President issued an executive
or,ler prohibiting persons, on aud after the 4th
Of March next, from assuming the duties Of the
state, Territorial or municipal ONCE, Of the same
time they are charged with the civil ONCE held
under Federal authority"
This order will Affect two members Of the po-
lice board, four members Of the fire department,
the treasurer Of public schools, nearly one half
OF the board Of school trustees, one member Of
tue Legislative Assembly and one member Of the
Council,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

On the 2Jth instant Dr.. Il. A. Page was the
recipient Of a valuable case Of surgical instru-
ments This was done At the Instance Of his
Of Capt q. X. johnson, In making the pTesenta-
ton, were Teplete with kindly feeling, and lie
congratulated the doctor upon the high position
he had already attained In the practice OF his
profession. The doctor was taken by surprise;
nevertheless, he made a very neat AMI npprO-
pirate response, In which he very feellngly
thanked the donors for the valuable present
The Commissioner Of Pensions has recently as
signed Or. Pag1 to the medical division IN his
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

The second and January number OF the X, r.
n. Journal. edited by Master j. VI. r. Particle,
with Masters Faux BOllcs and Jesse X. Grant a.
assistant editors, has very neat typographical
appearance. Its advertising patronage IA good,
aud the ability displayed In Its editorial manage
ment Is entirely commendablc. Let these spirited
boys have a fair chance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22
An,nllnna.

The following cases Of smallpox were reported
to the health Oiicc yesterday:
one case al No. 1918 Thitl street southwest.
one at No. 1901 linton street, between n aud q
streets southwest.
one on New York avenue, between Twenty
first aud Tweuty-second streets northwest
one In the county near tniOntown,
one on l., between Twenty and Twcnty-rrst
streets northwest,
Only one death was repOrtctl-that on NJ street,
between Half and First streets southwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

on Monday night chief Detective ClaryOc and
Detective McDeyitt arrested Thomas Shrceye,
alias Gordon, charged with having been con-
ccrned In q burglary on Blddle street, In Baltl-
more, a short time since. Detective ShaeneT
arrived from Baltimore yesterday, and returned
| to that city In the evening accompanied by his
nrianner
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

The Columbia Pharmaceutical Association was
formed In April, 1871, with the ultimate object
Of forming a college Of pharmacy. This college
having been recently established, the above as
HUCiatlOn at an adjourned meeting held last
night adjourned sine dc. The association en-
bTaoed among lts members about eighty drug.
gists, the mOst Of whom belong to the college Of
pharmacy,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

Messr. Sweeney, BeTret aud Nichols, police
commissioners, were engaged yesterday In COM
pleting the examination Of candidates for the
iorcc. About thirty were examined, most of
them being superior class Of men.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

This morning about 1890 o'clock an alarm Of
nre was turned In from box No. %, caused by the
upsettnR Of a coal oil lamp In hUnse on Four
teenth and n street. No damage was done.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22
Choice stock Of Paperhansins-, Sc.,

No. 40 seventh street, between d and Y streets,
embracing all grades Of PAperhangings aud
Window Shades; also, choice Paintings, Engrav-
tugs, Chromos and Photographs. Picture
Frames, all styles AMI sizes, In Walnut, CIT,
Velvet, 3c.; Picture Cord and Tassels, Rings,
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, &c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

How EASY II success when you get IN the right
roadl There was the Pittsburg man who had
been the disgrace and bane Of his family Tor long
years. All efforts 10 reclaim him were simply
thrown away; he persisted In his wrOng-,lOing
with the keenest Zest, and the lamentations Of
his wife anti BARNS noated idly away On the
murky air Of Pittsburg. At length, after pro-
tracted spJee, one Of his loving relatives gave
him a whole pint Of the whisky that place Is so
Justly famed for, and now he will trouble them
no more, nor hnplOre Obdurate bar-tenders for
Just one drink
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily THURsTosS Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price, % and 20 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair; all desire II, all
may have IL by constant use Of THOMPsOSs
Ponade optine. Price, % and 30 cents per
bottle.
LIgHr coIoRHD Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not soiled. JoUvESs inOdorous Kid Glove
Cleaner will Tenovate them thoroughly; price, o.
cents per bottle. All sold by druggists and
fancy dealers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

wOSpERFrL-I. George COombs, go Pennsyl-
yanla avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
Ia selling the finest French candies at the low
price Of 90 cents per pound. A call will satisfy
III that he Is selllng the same goods which are
usually sold for 70 cents. I. q. CooNBs 900 Penn
gylVania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22
supreme Court-GcncruI Term.

All the Justices sat IN bdne yesterday, and
were occupied by appeal cases.
Emery ct al. vs.. BOhrer. This was an action
growing out Of contracts concerning the ercc-
ton OF the Metropolitan Presbyterian church on
Fourth street east. II was argued by Messrs.
Francis Miller, Mattngy and CaTusi, aud by
Messrs. MellOy and BOnd, ami submitted. Adj
IDurnpl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

Manager llenze has much right to regarl his
success as unprecedented. Metropolitan hall IL
packed every night The variety performance
given Is one Of unusual merit. The names Of
Castelletti and Clnclnnatus are great ones In
their profession. According 10 the Darwlnian
theory Castcletti's grandfather was a nyifk
squirrel. In "lcaplng from limb TO limb" he exc
cutes some astonishing teats. Baby Benson,
though, Is the "briRht particular star" THIS
little girl Is really a wonder aud we advise all to
witness her most astonishing performance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. ron PAPER ron THE PUBLIC
L PRINTING.

NAHusurUs, y. q, Jan. ., ls51 I
da q 80 SGI ehtsd act 10 further ~ io rr"stc
Es gria,nS q ne GYg and thS SqT
s .,S s5a NH n NM I SgG NE "a IgSas VA b n
PuGC En,ns Until he III dS t " January sSf Ia
awards 9( ccniracts 10 6e gSlS By, he JOINT Com:
mife q q 1sreHs on Public printing 20 the lowest
any and ali bids Ne Judgement Of The 6esi Interests
The subioned schedule SPECIFICS, as nearly as can
r. e. me qSss ~ e sSs Mi ss q E
into for all that may be needed during the year, and
tL6BsL -uScALEsprnEpP RIarIso PAPEn
sou Toains 81 hne Printing Palfr nncalendeted
POUNDS 70 TIE ram 81 20 sheets. "'ns 'Or'''H'o
CLASS -CGLENpERED PRIyTIso PArTR.
prf e 5sT y s %sSSns
l4nnda % the ream q 90 sheets ,,-,-,,--,
mSasrii SsSt ing ~ , md weighing iortyiour
500 Rams Of superhne calcndercd Printing Pa.
FOR, neasuriny AS's inches, and weighing seventy
dcred hard sized, 9iI1l inches, and weighing sixty
GLASS 2-SizED AND CALESpEREp PRNTGNO
900 re,m. s,pornpe Printing pspsr. hard sized
ans sure Tcalenaered, msasuring etxe inchC, and
"TS .ory. Sa and 70 me rsa ~ s
inches, aud weighing thirty pounds to the ream OF
melslring. slaixalil inches, and weighing nifty
aao rslms saJersised aud gupsreslcndercd
CLASS G.. Mar PArEn.
dsfs Sf se ssns AZ NAV ss rnISIrna S eTra
inshes,, sgd weighing tSeii,yonc pounds to the
4iGss S1wmfise P,rERs 40 bo Of any re.
5000 re.m. op,rtS S PG.i, i Ss5G lSS6s,
~ resms Hat SsP iSSisS or lis g. i, igches
80 rssms DENY. isssis me6ss.,
F rSs% PP SI1 o Rfy , s1 assa sn'''
l.too reams Double Polio Post, sllSi inehCS
LOO rcams Royal 1874 incle5.
~ resIns hulerr royal slyS inches
aud Of any required color OF color,
aS0ss % and 6q Eedns oi nebas
Esans MIna 9, Hpy rsggirSd sizs OF Er'Eh
any required weightsj
50 realms csh, iiIf9 ihsSSs' iad Of any required
400 reSm St Fnli Spi Psnt. I'm inches blue.
9,5fo rcanis foliO l5S4i inches, blue,
rs F rSS%s NG s8Rm isi isI R SSSS S9s
~ rams Double eau, Iinas inchca, Hluy
20 rssms {ellYG D9gble Car lISf f, inCheS.
80 rcams gold Envelope faper, iPSst Inches
CLASS l. fArER ron PpEr OrriCE DLASEs, lCnFinc
sOD ryams. measuring sCEs inches, aud weighing
fOrty two pounds to tho rcanl
~ rcams, mslsurins 9NS nirhoz. aud weighing
my two pounds Ia the rearn, y
so rctnls, mcasuring 6Nj1 inchr- sud weighing
forty Ai1 POUNDS 20 the reshl ,
. ~ reaniH, measuring l7Al' hltutF' thu weighing
thirty pounds 10 the Teani.
CLASS b-blEED AND ChLkSnEhhb lisfED iniNT-
INC PAiEh,
SO realms eurcrhne cream.'inted. supcr'calcn.
dcred, ElNsI inchnf MI Ncihhlns itlly pounds To
the rcamOf ~ shes o.
sIiIlo Inch e, and gniI 49,, n'e .OuntS to the
tUD reams suprrfne crspmtlntcd, zupcrealcn.
dered, IS;s inchfr, aud weighing seventy rouhds to
| the ram VI J0o shrets
gfnl rcauis suIVftine cream tinted, super Calcn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

RoBERr II. GRAHAN announces that he has on
hand q large assortment OF fashlonable Narrlhges'
which will be sold at bargains.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

WV. L, WALL 4 CO., auctloneers, Will sell on
Friday, january a. at ~ O'Clock M, at their auc-
tlon-fooms, several packages Of nne whlskics.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

DAVIS. No. col Market space, has Just received
an elegant assortment OF laCes, special con-
sirnment, which will be sold at the lowest cash
pricea
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22


There - tone AMI character about the per.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

4 MEETING Of the Wisconsin Republican asso-
citation will be held this evening for the purpose
Of transacting business relating to the senate
rial election and the Inauguration Of President
Grant,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

Messrs. Goldman a Steinbery, the enterpris-
ing propriCtors Of the new gents furnishing goods
store, corner seventh and streets, have made
great preparations for the coming holidays. Their
stock Of goods Is immense, embracing everything
for gentlemens wear, viz; white shirts OF the
OF all the different kinds, gloves In Kid, dogskin,
CASTOR cloth, chinchlllA 8c., travelling bags knit
Jackets, umbrellas, linen and silk handkerch iefs
ties, bows and scarfs, and great many other. ar
ticles suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Come In and look at our stock before puTchAs-
ing elsewhere.
Medicated red flannel underwear q specially.
GOLDMAN A STEISBERa,
Corner Seventh and q streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

Among the newspaper publishers Of the United
states, George W. Childs, the proprietor Of the
tation. lie docs not seem TO care for money
probably because he makes II so easily. lie Ap-
pears To conduct the LodgeT, not for his own hen
eht, hut for the convenience Of the people OF
Phiadeiphia. We can conceive Of his addressing
his fellow-cltlZens In this wise: "My dear friends
~ you cannot get along without this paper, I,
ment; AMI I viii maze II me best .tWsissnt;
paper In the cOuntTy"-whlch he forthwith pro-
ceeds to do. 1he result Ia that his pockets soon
swell with supernuous cash, which he nnds II In
convenient 10 retain, and he accordingly lavishes
II TO the right and the left. In ali public and
private henenceni enterprises his name IL always
seen among The nye-thonsand-dolla subscribers.
lie looks out for the interests Of his editors and
compositorS ~ he looks out for his 'own. one OF
the shrewdest business men In tho country he still
goes for the glory OF business rather than for Its
'Of giving II away. There Ia direct line OF COM
municatiOn between his heart and his purse,
We doubt " there Il man Of fortune In the
great city In which he lives, more thoroughly
kindly, genial aud humane. The sight Of his
honest face, on which health, bcnevOence aud
thrift have stamped their lines, Is 4 bencfactiOn
In itself. lie richly deserves tue popularity he
has acquired, aud all his bTU .hcf Journalists de-
light TO do MIN honor, HOuM, perhaps, Ia not
the right word love would he the better term
To go 10 rhiahclphia without seeing Chilis IA to
lose one ~ the great attractions Of the city.
hut all THIS Il merely an Introduction 10 q no
tice Of "'The Puhlc ledger Alma lac for SO. I"
Mr.. ChlluS thinks MS su'IScflbcTs and advertisers
are more or less his creditors, and he accordingly
gives them every year an almanac, Of which he
prints a bundled thousand cOples The number
before US Is inn of condensed Information re-
garling matters OF interest TO everybody, and
comprises 1fy-siN closely printed pages. II Is
a. good an almanac as the valuable compilation
known as the tribune Almanac, A." but II IL given
away, while the Tribune Almanac Is sold for
q moderate price.
Why does Mr.. Chllds insist on making his alma.
nae gratuitOus7 Cynical publishers say that his
object Is to advertise the Philadelphia Leigfr II
certainly does advertise II; but nll who know Mr.
Ihds feel that the "Public Ledger Almanac" Il
an Uutburst VI his benevOlenoe. Ills paper Ii
worth all that II costs to its subscribers; his I'D.
vertiscrs never complain % his charges; hat when
he sums up the profits Of the year he feels thai
he owes them something, and spends 10000 In
sending them q New Years present. The thing
In very simple u we admit that George W. Guilds
has warm heart as well M a contrivlng brain.
His conduct Is doubtless very injudiclons, hut
still II Is generous and nOble.-Boston Giobs, Jan.
uaTU 10.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

Two YEANs Ago man named Charles Atwood,
OF Joliet, Illinois, was sentenced to prison for
twenty-One years for the murder OF Swede.
The evidence that convicted him was Of the
merest Circunlstantial character, and many law
yers deemed II at the time insufficient. Now
lnHn named Thomas Baldwin, who was an 1850
Ciate OF AtwOOd's, has disappeared and left
letter behind HIM cOnfesslng tho crime. At
wood, however, Is still In prison.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

the adyancemcnt Of the same to the contrary
W. W. RopRiCH.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22
CITY ITEMS.


THE ANNuAL NEETISo Of the Grand Council o.
the SONS OF Jonadab Of the District Of Columbia
will be held this evening.
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the New York Republican
Association will be held tomorrow evening, for
the purpose Of taking action In regard TO the IN
auguration OF President Grant
DAVIS, No. col Market space, mas Just Ie6elNeu
an elegant assortment on ihcesl speein,' III
signment, which VIII be 500 ~ INC 'o"eS' oA1"
-. a. 49,.
RoBERr II. GRAHAM announces lns, ne ~ ~
hand large assortment OF Iashlohaoie 'arrlAses'
which Will be SOLD at bargains
-. .,,, -, -.
WV, l. WALL Cos auSuonesIS WI ~, -, Va
Friday, January ~, ~ " ociOcs N, W tneir aue-
uon-ToOns, SeNefal packages VI nue NhishiVS'
a.. -.,,,..
A LIBERAL REWARD VIII PC pau Iof tne IeIuin
Of the horse and wagon taken lIon tne yoInei "
'"s VI i"''""' '"''
,,,,s,,,so ~ IN. EIsronaIn RenubIican asso-
,t.,ton VIM bc nell thls evening Tor the puTpose
~ tTansaet,ng business relating 10 the senate
upant '"' wv
an, sss ~, I,5 ~ Ia srTes i"Sd accouimo.
IatI"ns an Inc Mace
""'''''7 W. '"' ''' $500
70, ga, vancr A NrRao have for tllgposaI
sc,Crai frame ,nItSgcs inst Gnished. on reason.
.hts tsrn,s ma bGnIshnll furniture Of dwell
~ So ofT A str,ei IL Altered fnr sale IatImer
4 sIrSfy. SuctionecrS. oftcr al private sale house
~ ts5s rcntb stScst nnTthwrst
No. 1910 Icn'n s'i''' "uI'u"'''
rop RrNr That desirable and commo,liuus
hotel pTopeftv. with market and dairy farm at.
iarheH Situated on the Rockville turnpike; also,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

A FiRsr-CIAss oLRpENER Is wanted to work
on shares on farm Of 100 acres Good accommo'
datlons on the place,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

$4,000.
$4,000 Worth Of Fine Clothing
$4,000 Worth Of Fins Clothing
$4,000 Worth OF Fine Clothing
For Men and BOYS
For Men and Boys
Must be Sold
Regardless Of Cost.
Call! See and be Convinced!
liable BROTHERS,
Corner Seventh and ID streets northwest.