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National Republican., 1873-01-10
Death of w, III, langley,

Washington has lost another Of Its old and re.
spected citizens by the death Of Mr.. W. II. Lang
his residence In East Washington, In the bgth
year OF hts age. In the section In which ht
lived, and In fact through the entire city, Mr.
Langley was well known and highly respected
for the admirable traits Of character which he
possessed, and this announcement will cause
thrill OF horror to many persons Mr.. l.. leavei
family OF children, all grown, who will receive
the sym pathy OF large circle of friends In theil
sad bereavement
National Republican., 1873-01-10
The Emc,,ncy Of Clerks,

wAsuiSoTos, January !. Is71
EDrroR REruBiIcAs: Wouldn't II be a good
idea n the heads Of rooms and bureaus were re.
CURED to give report OF the eiI,ciency Of the
clerks under themf The salary question would
very soon be settled II the reports werc truth.
fully made. There are clerks under the Govern
ment who could not draw $40 per week In any
other position, and would be well paid II they
got that. The force In many OF the Departments
could very well be reduced, aud the work done
by those who faithfully attend to their duties.
w
National Republican., 1873-01-10
EIiuFcIt Ng0elnble.

A sociable was held on Wednesday evening
last In the lecture-rOOm OF the E-street Baptist
church, which was well attended by the MEM
bers OF the congregation and their friends, and,
after q season OF social converse, the following
programme was rendered; Plano solo, Miss
Sheriff; whlstlng solo, Mr, +. II. GOOdrdge
plano duet, by Misses Meta and Katy Hamilton
solo, Mrs. 3. johnson song, octette Of male
ing Of thanks by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Jutten, a
bountlful collation. was furnished by the Tefresh-
ment committee, consisting Of hot coffee, cakes,
sandwiches, ac., which seemed TO be highly ap-
preciated.
Another song was rendered by the Octette
club, and some very happy remarks made by the
pastor In connection with the evenings enter
tainment, after which the company dispersed,
feeling that the evening had been well spenC
National Republican., 1873-01-10

urer Of the credit mobilier which evidently fore
stalls the testimony Of that gentleman, so far as
II relates TO Mr.. Brooks.
On Monday next the committee will resume
lts inquiry, with authority TO alt during the ses-
slons OF the House, and as Judge Poland aver,
with determination TO close the invostiRauo On
as soon as possible.
Col. McComb still holds In reserve his strongest !
and most overwhelming testimony agaln't
Messrs. Ames and Alley, and evidently wlll not
low II up with clrcumstantial details which, ao-
cording to his statement, will make the assur-
ance OF their attempts At bribery dOubly sure.
II ls also evident that he has brought upon him
self, through the pending inquiry, a more
serious job than he expected, and II 10 plain 10 be
seen that he Ia not inclined so much 10 expose
tho connectlonsof Congressman with this mys.
| terious affair as to overwhelm Messrs. Ames and
Alley, In fact, the committee Ia simply being
used by him for the latter purpose, and possibly
the committee are inclined 10 cross-question him
otherwise.
National Republican., 1873-01-10
sOclaI I{efOPu,,

The society for moral education met on Satur-
day, the ith inst, at the parOrs Of the Y. NJ. u.
A.. After the election Of OfflceTs and transaction
OF other business, II was voted TO hold course
OF lectures, which will be given on alternate
saturdays In the lecture room OF the COngreRa-
tlOnal church, corner Of q and Tenth streets, by
culAr letter, which will indicate the purpose VI
the organization.
This IL strictly educational, aud In regard to
vices, preventive. The work has no relation TO
any movement OF the past, and there will he no
attempt to inangurate any active dealing with
the Social evil" but TO supply physiological
and moral instruction, which Is at present want
ing In our secular aud religious teaching.
The next meeting will be held at the Y. NJ. G.
4. parlors, at two O'Clock, p. M, on SATURDAY.
Methods Of promoting the cause OF temperance,
especially among children, Will be considered.
A large attendance Is hoped for, especially Of
teachers.
National Republican., 1873-01-10
PasfaI lara

The recommen dation Of the Postmaster Gene.
raj for additional postal car facilities was ably
seconded yesterday by arguments before the
House appropriation committee, delivered by
Mr.. Twicheli and Postmaster Burt, OF Boston
IL Is quite prohahls that the committee will In
tiun,
National Republican., 1873-01-10
Mann Thief

on Wednesday last Detective MUDevltt, with
the assistance Of Sanitary Oficer Connell. ar
rested Joseph Zullch, an Austrian, for stealing
Of Mr.. Paul De Jardn, at the corner Of Four
teenth and streets. Zullch had been In the
habit OF soliciting money and aid from De Jardn
and vished his rooms, and while the host was
absent, made way with the pipes. Judge Smell
sentenced him 70 jail for three months.
National Republican., 1873-01-10
The Carnival.

Mr.. EDITOR: A year or 80 ago the subject Of
another carnival was discussed, and the commit
tee secured subscriptions for that purpose, but
nnally concluded to postpone the matter until
the Inauguration period, next March.
30 far nothing has been said ON that subject,
aud I write this 20 inquire about II. I have
spoken TO many persons on tho subject, and
they all think that it should come OF at that
time. II could bo made credltable TO the city,
and wriid well repay Its expenses In the in-
crepsed number Of visitors, and In the prolOnga-
tion Of their stay among US.
our carnival was a great success, and we
doubt not that the next ono would be even better
than the last.
We hope that the committee will consider this
subject, and give us the carnival, lasting two
days-thc 9th and 9Th Of March. OBSERVER.
National Republican., 1873-01-10
ExncnIlNe NoIes.

Secretary BelKnap, General sherman, Senator
sawyer, Lewis, Boreman, Stevenson and Came
ron; Representatives Ienlon, Plat and Potter;
General Prentiss, Of Illinois; Hon A. L. Borie,
Of Philadelphia, and Samuel Bar,l, esq.,, Of Chat.
tanOOga, were all admitted TO Interviews with
the President yesterday.
The President sent 10 the Senate the nomina-
ton Of Major Eugene A. Carr, 9th cavalry, TO be
lieutenant colonel 9TH cavalry, by regular pro-
motion, In place Of James II. Carleton, deceased,
aud VIM. W. Mitchell to be Associate Justice foT
Utah, vice Strickland, resigned. lie also with
drew the nomination OF Samuel Bard TO be post
master at Chattanooga.
The President relterales hts denial OF the cor
rectneSs OF the published statement OF the New
Orleans citizens committee, to the effect that
his recognition Of the Pinchback government
was only provisional.
National Republican., 1873-01-10
Geo, n. Kennedy, Fin. Grocer.

At my large and handsome store, No. 1909 J
street northwest, | am receiving daily as fne on
assortment Of the choicest family groceries a
ever offered for sale In this city, and as low Al
the price list OF any first-class house. Ny stoct
consists OF the finest teas, cofees, sugars, spices
foreign and domestic fruits, pickles, Gor,ion A
DlwOrth's preserves, table Injuries, French can
dies, and every article usually found In first
class grocery.
All goods guaranteed as represented or money
refunded. As give all orders my personal at
tenton, and have but one price, those who MAJ
favor me with their patronage may rely upot
being fairly dealt with, GEO. f. KENNEDY,
No. 1909 F street northwest.
National Republican., 1873-01-10
HnIlrnnh Accident

on Wednesday night James II. Flood fell on a
freight train on Maryland avenue and was
seriously injured. lie was taken 10 the station
house by Odlcers Hughes and Lewis, and his
wounds dressed by Drs. Leach and MCWllllAms,
after which he was conveyed 70 his home on q
street, between FOuT-and-a-half and Sixth Streets
National Republican., 1873-01-10
EIerIlnn Of OnIrnrn

f.. at regular meeting OF jefferson Circle, b. T.
(lI. F) C. A., the following o1oers were installed
for the ensuing term: G. W, Samuel N. Murdock,
z. j., Louis Frsardi G.: r., W. y. Mastin; II. 5,
| X, 4. =. Clements; II. r., w. A. II. Bradley; II,
| T., W. NJ. Stelle; II. H., W. G. Mastin; W. D.,
VIM. Gosa; W. N, J @. Mastin; y. W., Richard
Owens; y. Com, Bros. CLARK. Murd0ck, and
National Republican., 1873-01-10
NNnnIherHnnIIIInrN.

During the week ending Thursday two severe
storms have crossed the country from Texas IA
q nOTtheasteTly direction. Heavy snow and
nlnfalls accompanied hem. A third EtOT n-Cen-
tire has travelled from the Re ~ Mountains over
Lake Superior into Brush America. High
westerly winds and low temperatures followed
It's progress. Generally clear and fair, mild
weather prevailed In the Southern States.
The largest total amounts Of rain and melted
snow during the week have been reported from
the following stations; Baltimore, all Inches
Lake CITY, 2.TB: New London, 8.2T; New orleans,
s.2s; New YORK, B.1l, Norfolk, 2.lO Philadelphia,
ass; and Portland, Oregon, 2,60 Between one
and two inches fell at twenty-thToO other sta.
tlDuR
National Republican., 1873-01-10
No Work, No Pay.

Tho Commissioner Of Pensions declines TO ap-
prove tho application of clerk In tho Pension
bureau for a months leave for the purpose OF
preparing for q medical graduation, believing
that the Government needs all tho service Il
pays for worse than the public wants new
doctors,
National Republican., 1873-01-10
lInaaulc Kunnrnl

The funeral Of Mr.. Frederick sheridan, Of La
fayette lodge No. 10, Y. aud A. NJ, will take
place this afternoon, at o'clock, from the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. George W. Maher, southeast cOrneI
OF Ninth and Z streets northwest. The lodge
will meet at the hall at p. m, and proceed u
the late residence Of the deceased, where the
ser,ces will be held. The remains will be In.
teTfel In tho CONVERSATIONAL CemeIerY.
National Republican., 1873-01-10

for the Patt-Marto concert, January IL com.
mences Saturday at MetSerott's.
Aimee.
The sale Of seats for single night commences
to-day at MetEerotts for the four nights and two
matlnees Of the Parlslan opera boufre at the
National ne 1t week.
National Republican., 1873-01-10
ARMY nnd Sayy Gaze,tr.

Gen. c. G. Augur, commanding the department
Of Texas, has reported the death, at San Antonio,
Of Gen. j. II. Carleton Of the army, the officeT
who subdued the rercc SAvajos Of New Mexico,
and thus gave development TO the Territory
eight or nine years ago.
Chief Engineer Il. =. sherwood, Of the navy,
who was In charge Of the bureau Of steam En-
gineering during the war, Is ordered TO Key
West for temporary duty.
National Republican., 1873-01-10
Hoi ron ruK UotIp.Yai

Mossrs. Goldman a Stelnbefg, the enterpns-
ing proprietors Of the new gents furnishing goods
store, corner Seventh and U 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
very best manufacture, undershlrts, and drawers
Of ali the different kinda gloves In Kid, dogskin,
castor, cloth, chlnohilla dc., travelling bags, knit
Jackets, umbrellas linen and silk handkefchie iefa
Ties, bows and scarfs, and great many other ar
tiCes suitable for
CHRIsrNAs PREsESn.
Come In and look at our stock before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
Medicated red flannel underwear q speciality.
GOLDMAN A STEtNBER0,
Corner Seventh and q streets.
National Republican., 1873-01-10
TIL, "NIobiiler, spIi.

Ex-Congrcssinan Perry, Of ohlu, aud General
John NJ. Harlan, Of Kentucky, have been desig.
mated by the Attorney General to inquire into
the legal grounds Of the proposed suit against
the credit mOblller corporation for detrAuding
the Union faclno Railway Company and the
AnNNEnmnnl.
National Republican., 1873-01-10
THE LIGMT.RuSSING q

Sewing Machine Is the best Of all. The perfec-
tOu Of stitch on ali Kinds Of goods, great range
OF work, ease Ot operation, noiseless, (Or more
nearly so than any other shuttle maohine,) self
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
all parts II not equaled IN any other machine.
once, pos street, Masonic Temple.
NJ T. ADAMS a Co., Agents.
National Republican., 1873-01-10
A CONTAGIOUS WITNESS.
4 Case Continued Lest the Jury might Gel
lie Snnllnnn

A lAnghAbe occurrence took place In the Cir.
cult Court yesterday, Mr. Harmon called up a
case OF some interest, and the trial was about 10
be proceeded with, when the opposing counsel
said that he had no objection TO going on with
tho case, but the principal witness was a woman
who had boon in house with the smallpox for
several days, and would come into cOurt with all
the Odors OF tho OOntagion indeed, she might
break out with the disease In close cOntlgulty TO
the Jury while on the witness stand.
A Juror Your Honor, I'D like 10 be excused. |
have several small children.
Another, (all scared with evidences Of the
dlseAse) am not afraid.
Several. We don't want the woman here.
IL soon became evident that the value OF the
principal witness's testimony might not be fully
appreciated, 50 the case was continued.
National Republican., 1873-01-10
PnrInn RnIlrnnd TnInrrnph Chnrrr..


Hon. VIM. Writings report on the law govern.
Ing the cases Of telegraph companies along the
lines Of the Pacino railroads takes the ground
that half the rates charged by the Kansas Pacine
and Atlantic aud Pacinc telegraph companies
shall be deducted from payments for Govern
ment telegraphlng, aud that said sums shall be
applied 10 the liquidation Of the bonds OF the
said railroad companies. He further holds that
the lines Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany from Omaha 10 San Francisco are not
subject to this eNactVn, for the reason that they
were erected by that company, and not under the
charters granted to the railroad corporations.
lie was heard In argument on this subject before
the House Appropriation Committee yesterday.
The matter was referred TO Mr.. whiting by the
Attorney General, and has been q question Of
careful study. Although II does not involve a
charges ln the future will amount TO a consider.
able sum OF money.
National Republican., 1873-01-10
Counrmed-by Congress!

Brig. Gen. Irwin Mcdowell to be major gen.
enl; William Carey, Of Illinois. to he United
States district attorney at Salt Lake City, and s.
D.willlamson to be secretary to sign land patents
National Republican., 1873-01-10
WHITE. olean. sound teeth. all may have by

WHITE. clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily TuURsToNs Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price, % and 80 cents per bottle.
BKAuTfFU1, soft, glossy hair; all desire 10, all
may have it by constant use Of TnoNrsoSs
pomAde optime. Price, Is and 30 cents per
bottle.
LIGHT cOLoRup Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not soiled. JouvyNs inodorous Kid Glove
Cleaner Will renoyate them thoroughly; price, %
cents per bottle. All sold by druggists and
fancy dealers.
National Republican., 1873-01-10
CAPITOL.AND DEPARTMENTS.
OWL Service NeMs.

Competitive examinations arc preparing for
three promotions to bc made In the General
Land once and several vacancies in the corps
OF patent examiners.
National Republican., 1873-01-10

THE "DoMEsrrc" sswNo MACHINE COMPANY IL
selling more machines In its second year than
any other sewing machine company ever sold IN
its tenth year. The domestic" has won this
success at q time when competition "a the
strongest, and when people are the best In.
formed, most critical and exactingi when good
machines sell the most readily, and bad ones the
most slowly.
A wOId 10 the wise IL suticlent.
Mr.. p. Adams A Co., 906 p street, Masonic
Tempe,) are the agents for the domestic" In
this city.
National Republican., 1873-01-10

FINE BLACK DRESS SUITS Of my own manufac-
ture, ready-made, Gentlemen In want Of the
hest garments will do well TO examine them.
One price only. GEO. O.. HESNTNG
National Republican., 1873-01-10
Polomnc Ferr, Compnn,.

The annual meeting Of the stock kholdsrs Of th'
Potomac ferTy Company was held YESTERDAY
morning Al the bahking.hOuse OF jay COO.c 4
co., and elected the following director for the
ensuing year. Messra WIN; Remsen, W. A.
and g. 8. Howison.
The directors met immediately upon the adj
Ioumment OF the stockholders meeting and or
aaniEed Oy eleotlng the following O1iCeTs: Pfes.
dent q. g HoWIsal; treasurer, H. D, Cooke,
National Republican., 1873-01-10
LADIES' GOODS.
NJ. WILLIAM

Has this day oyfnsdA q stock of the hands9mest and
most beautiful PariHian Novelties, such a.
FANS AND MOROCCO BELTS,
fiLa2EElhSS fiLa2AElElh4SS IN SETS F22h pAIITY DBEfssgBS,
L0iiisE,S AND "HEi Disc" EEcKfiEs,
SIi SkIiIS8IPRRSs SI Rs,,pi{l ,S,pEii{SlFTGRE Louis xv."
BoSSETs tB5M SSkRoLiNE coUTor AND
sHHSffhspthiS sHfhphiS XIII NIP SSEGT TPRBAE gEoAEs
SIX GE9kss EIHbER TITa Eur dsht and
HANpSoMELY TRIMMED CLOTH PoLo
nESTIiE EEL Ass9RJrESE OF wnAPPERs,
8to II years,D
tbSESb 9YqALITG 6t0AE Ig VELVET,
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF REAL LACES,
CELEBRATED ]. D. u, Q0R5FrS,
AN ,,E+S!abA. ,EE[EaAEG ,kss3RTMENT OF LADIES'
HAfE BkHibs a&bE 10 ORDER IN PARIS.
w-LAdies wishing to have, Dresses and ClaakG
made can rely upon having their orders tastsfully
and promptly executed.
NJ. WILLIAM,
ICite Trevisc. pO7 Pen nsylVaniA avenue.
National Republican., 1873-01-10
GRAND STAR COURSE
MISS lllllAH IpokRIoN,
WAsHISGTON SINGING ACADEMY,
w 800 Pennsylvania avenue.
PROF. l. CflRRAnI rnIIIEnR

Open FRIDAY, 10th. At Z O'Clock. q PRIMARY
CLASS FOR CHILDREN OF BOTH SEXES, (Tui-
ton, el0) and the SAME DAY, att O'Clock, com.
meneen the
SECOND QUARTER OF THE EVENING CLASH
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Single pupil, sio Lady and Gentleman, els
National Republican., 1873-01-10

ANY FARTY occupying light, roomy store Of
the north side Of Pennsylvania avenue, between
Four -and-a-half and Thirteenth streets can md
cash buyer for case fixtures or stock, by address
ing BOX 2, - this ONCE.
National Republican., 1873-01-10
Choice stock of PsperhansisE-, &C.,

No. 4so Seventh street, between D and 4 streets,
Window Shades; also, choice Paintings, Engray-
ings, Chromos and Photographs, Picture
Franes, all styles and sizes, In Walnut, CIT,
Velvet, &o.; Picture Cord and Tassels, Rings,
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, &c,
National Republican., 1873-01-10

Tm new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
Is III the quietest neighborhoOd, Just within the
business portion Of the city.
National Republican., 1873-01-10
NATIONAL.
THE ARLrSoroa.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL

p ReyAnd, Maryland Q Van Ruith wife, Nd
David Quinn, Cincinnati Horyin wife, NY
z Jacobs, Wisconsin NPCOpp 4 wife, NY
John Monk, Iowa 4 Speecher, watsrlo
Jno Harrington, PittsburgMiss Matte Moran, Del
John Trayler, Desmnin 0oddin. DurmudA
II Anthony, dArdensyillo u Newman, Newton
ChAs Preston. Ohio II burrows Carolina
y Phillips, Kentucky Wm Ayres, Massachusetts,
ChAa Prttct, Columbia Wm Mitchell W Va
y YArbrOuHh, Baltimore
National Republican., 1873-01-10

NATIONAL THEATRE. BEGINS At 8.
IN Mr. J. q. sAvILI.E........L lessee and Manager.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 10. ls7a, BENEFIT OF
The Queen OF English Tragedy.
.JANAUSCIIEK.
Supported by the talented aud popular Trssedisn
MIR. JAMES II. TAYLOR.
And New and Efficient Company.
THIS EVENING,
tOny time Of the beautiful aud emotional play Of
DEBORAH.
Saturday Afternoon, at ., Grand Matinee Of
CHEsNEY wOLD.
Saturday Night, shakrpoare's Sublime Tragedy.
MACBETH,
And JAnauschek's Last Appearance.
MONDAY, January Ia
AIMEE'S OPERA DoCFFK.
WEDNESDAY, January Is.
BENEFIT OF CoRCoRAN ZoUAyES.
laiO.rt
National Republican., 1873-01-10
The WashInalen CIty sarinn. nanL,

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays o poT cent. interest on all deposits. Depos
Ia can ha made and drawn 1T Will.
National Republican., 1873-01-10
7 INCOLN HALL,


L LiNooLS HALL.
FAREWELL CONCERT OF
PATTI-lIARIO.
TUESDAY, JANUARY II, is7J. at M.
TIE sTRAKoSCu CONCERT
,dARElMhLL APPEARANCE and positiyelyL
Ior Europe OF the following celebrated Aristr mem.
pers OF the famous strakosch company
MILE. CARLOTTA PATTI,
The Queen Of the Concert Room;
Mrs ANNIE LOUISE CARY, the fayortts (,ontralto,
Mle. TEHEbA QARRENO. tho celebrated Pianlste
sffInI29irPI SSohAfhA ne eminent BAAsoi Mona r.
SIGNOR MARIO,
wm ,,,. ,II.RGse IIRe W2EBlafgSsp2Ynsd Tenor,
inHtOn
NbbHTiEEsSp6ASY EVENING. JANUARY u, ls7a
Reseryed ssStS, tSi.J Two bolisrS. Noh @AhLo'
. htats Tor sale commencing SATURDAY JAnuary
ll+ndB & m. at W. O. METzER0TT 1 Co'B Music
Orders from the country by mai or telesr.ph will
be sttendsd 70 by W. o. Metierou d Co
MeDer Pianos are used for tho StrakOach Concerto
Doors open at 10 Commence GtG ia
National Republican., 1873-01-10
NATIONAL THEATRE.
BEGiss At Q.

NATIONAL THEATRE. BEGiEs At g.
foUR NIGHTS AND TWO MATISERs OF
MILE AINfEE'S
NEW PARIsIAN OPERA BQUFFE,
cumpriHing Sixty Persons, who haye recently
achieved an unparalleled suecess at the Olympus
Theatre in Now York aud received nightly unlim-
tied applause,
&. A. CHlZZOLAh 4 hCO................,...Dire Directors.
Commencing MONDAY, January Is, at \. m. with
Ohenbaoh's most Charming Opera.
- DAhBE BLEUE.
Debut of Mile Marie Aimee, the 2usen Of opera
iuteau IN his suecesaful role Of Rar6e Biepe Mile
Roland. the Princes, Messrs, Lecuyer, Ducesne.
din. Julien, YAndanle =
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA,
Under the direction Of Mons Van 0heie.
TWfbSRHb WbSNR p5 R,issBfS fbSfBpssy
FhibHsSYP1ARhEgStRhyPFf FhibHsSYPAhEgStRh yPFfrppr fsMrIsIht NILE AMEr-ruy
Il SE% SSFEEkS ths fENT VIfSefs SESgfsolH
Orchestra, %: Reserved Seats In Orchestra Circle
and Dregs Circle sl.bo Admission, sii. GALLERY, %
cents. Seats to be had at MetzerottI Music Store.
Matinee" Adwt,snsiSSq, AdwtnS A spd sltS with seat.
Iai0 CORCORAN ZOUAVES
National Republican., 1873-01-10
NniInnnI SnYIha. Hank,

DOrner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent, pOr annuIn on depOsitH for each
calendar month. Banking hours, 10 4; Satnr-
days, y to 4g"h s'"S
National Republican., 1873-01-10
Police Court-Judae Smell.

Joseph Zulich, larceny Of two pipes, three
months In jail. q. Gekloy, selling liquor with
out license, nned tl2O. VIM. Green, stealing
thirty days In jail. Thomas Collins, stealing
niannre-cOntnued. VIM. Slaughter and Arthur
jackson, stealing coal, thirty days each In Jail.
National Republican., 1873-01-10
VACCINATION,

unsurpassed In the history Of the Board OF
Health. From Q o'clock, a. m, until late In the
evening people nled into the yacclnating room OF
DR.. W. ID. Stewart, medical Inspector, anxious 10
be vaccinated, and up to . O'Clock he had per-
formed one hundred and nfty-one vaccinations.
After this hour he was obliged to cease, owing TO
the supply OF virus giving out, the demand Tor
the same, both by purchase and use being un-
precedented. A fresh supply will be on hand so
soon a. the order for the points can be ned by
the contractor, and those disappointed yesterday
will be satisfied upon the arrival Of the points at
the health once.
National Republican., 1873-01-10

DkE3s SUM made ~ order, iOs gentlemen, IN
all the fashionable cOloTlngs, as Well ~ black.
Prices Is low a. possible consistent with nrst-
class work. GRO. O. HEsHIEG,
70. 40 SSTGnth street northwest.
National Republican., 1873-01-10
CITY ITEMS.
Froudc,. Cru..dc-po,h sides,

Froudc's Crusade-Both sides.
Lectures by Father Burke, John Mitchell, Wen.
dell Phillips and Mr.. Frouce In summing up the
controversy, with the life and labors OF Father
Burke. Pamphlet form. Price - cents.
JAMES BEII.Kw, Bookseller,
TOb aeventh a. corner a northwest,