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National Republican., 1873-02-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
IIrX SMALL TALK.

Boyds once Directory for February was issued
Yesterday, and contains the usual quota OF yalu-
bic information.
The members of Eagle Tent, No; ,, !. o. Of
RecLabiirs, will meet tomorrow afternoon, at
/ O'clock at odd Fellows Hall, navy lard,) TO
attend the funeral Of their deceased brother,
Henry Murray.
InnRstFeet, not the collector Of the port OF
New Orleans, but the cUlOred banlOIst, who with
y companion lOr several years pust, has made
living 6y singing on the streets, has sung "Den
was gone" Tor The last Tins, As he went Thurs
day night at his home In South Washington, OF
pneumonia.
CAPT. Frank IlOlngshead has recovered his
va Ize, which was lost at the recent nre at the
In lerial hotel. In throwing II from the window
1t a d not reach the Potomac as was at nrst sup
nose l. hut fell In the Smithsonian grounds, where
Il was discovered by Major Blake and Billy Me-
Feeley, and returned to the almost dlscOnsolate
owner.
The column OF deaths has no more earnest
So uInIzer than the Governor, who Is daily tor
position OF notary public, but who, being re-
strrted by law to a certain number which Ii a..
ready In commission, can only comply with these
lmpGTtunltes when smallpox and other depOpu-
lAtOTs have lesseued the number OF their mess
singular fact that out Of three hundred
appolntees Of Governor Cooke there has been so
far no cases Of smallpox. In these appointments
there are Bcavengers, garbage collectors and
lamplighters whose duties compel them to fire.
1uent localities where this malAiy prevails.
Judging from this an appointment from the Gov
eTnor Is as good preventive for the smallpox
as yaccmatlo
National Republican., 1873-02-01
I,dorsement OF General CLIpman.

AtAm meeting OF the citizens OF UnlontOwn, d.
q on Thursday evening, Mr.. Hiram Pitts In the
chair, and Mr.. L. +. Sleigh secretary, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted;
Realized, That we learn with great satisfaction
that Hon. n. T.. Chipman, Delegate In Congress
for tho District Of Columbia, has introduced
bill making an appropriation to build an Iron and
htIn0 bridge to replace the present dllapldated
gtTuc'ure and thai said bill Ia now pending be-
fore the y strict Committee OF the House Of
Representatives.
Rrsolrsd, Tnat a committee Of i've he Rp-
polntei by the Chair TO meet the District Com
mIttee Of both the House aud Senate, aud urge
the wants Of our community and the Importance
of permanent bridge at or near the site OF the
pTsssnt dilapdated concern, that dihgraces the
name Of bridge, as well as the spirit OF Improve
ment inauguiatcd IN the District OF Columbia.
The Chair appointed as the committee Messrs
Fisher Christie, Watson, Martin and Messer, and
aiteT a free interchange Of views on the subject
Inc meeting adjourned, tO meet again on the call
Of the chairman.
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recognize said assignment, and accepted the
guarantee q ne Credit Mo6ilisL Company, ,nd ND
TO the executive committee. A full release from
oil liabilities under the contract was Only exc.
cuted by the proper officere Of the company, and
The witness next referred 10 the fact that Gen.
Dodge, chief engineer Of the road, under salary
Of $4,000 per annum, was also amember o. con
sis tgsd' When WItness remeSStrSted % against this
he was Informed that Dodge could do more good
In Washington, where he had great influence,
nc further found that me wife o. General ~, poase &
therefore large participant In the pronts TO be
male by the contractors.
lie did not mean to say that the chief engi.
neGr would be unduly Influenced iii his duties ~
any interest which his wife might have. lie
next produced his order snspending Dodge as
chief engineer on account OF over estimates oI
amounts due contractors made by him, and tue
reply Of Dodge that the estimates were made Up
from data furnished by Reed and Crane. In
reference to hts accounts, while vice pfcsiden.
Of the rOad, witness submitted af1dayits NJ
sidney Dillon, d. r, Ham and II. q. Crane, Johti
J, Cisco, John A. Dix, oliver Dix, and others,
showing that they were correct. Mr.. Alley and
Mr.: Anles called to examine his accounts as a
sclf-cOnstltuted committee. lie was willing TO
show them all his accounts connected win tho
credit moblller, but when they wanted TO inquire
into hts accounts As an ofrlccr Of the Union Pa
information. lie denied ever having said 10 Mr.
Alley that he paid Mr. Thaddeus Stevens any
money whrtever, never having seen him except
on one occasion.
Witness further stated that he never paid or
promised TO pay Mr.. stevens any sum Of money
whatever, or any stock, bonds or other property.
lie denied all connection with the Fisk suit,
either on the part Of himself or Mr.. McComb.
Mr.. Alleys claim that the success OF this great
national otherwise was owing to Mr.. Ames and
his friends, wds utterly untounded Witness
then gave q history OF his connection with the
road, stating that he hal liucs run through
Cheyenne, Bridger and other nOuntain passes
out Of his own private means before the COM
pany had obtained subscriptions enough TO enable
MN. ALLEY DEHRsb
10 address the committee.
Judge Poland said they would hear him, but he
must notify him that the committee room was
not the place 70 settle disputes between himself
and Mr.. Durant.
MIR. Aiey then reiterated his former statement,
that the cry Of "stop thief" was made by the
thieves themselves, and he hoped the other com
mittee would make full investigation as to tho
history aud management OF the road. This com
mittcc, cf course, could not do that. lie charged
that no satisfactory account had been rendered
by Durant for tt9b,00O expended br him, ant
| said the person who had ta5O,00O Of that moneJ
was now In jail for refusing 10 otestify-(Stewart.
The charges against General Dodge were unjust
| he thought. lie declared he had nothing to dI
with purchasing locomotives, &c.
Adjourned until this morning az ten o'clock.
National Republican., 1873-02-01

Wizards HRll-''LR Grande Duehesse."
This afternoon and evening afford the only two
remaining opportunities for our citizens to enjoy
the pleasure OF Mrs. Oates Comic Opera Com
pany. AZ the matinee Lies Bayards" will be
performed, and In the evening "The Flower Girl
Of Paris" willard hall ought to be crowded on
Mrs. oates benent last night was even more
substantial than was apparent, aud II must have
been gratifying to tnat prime fayorlte OF the
urobatiou ln which she IL held In Washington,
SrecIal reference 10 the very familiar hut stil
,0puIar OpeFR OF "La Grande nughe1ss' Is
haily required. MTB. Oates assumption VI The
National Republican., 1873-02-01
The CoIorcd Op,rn Compauy,

The members Of the Colored Opera Company
which makes its frst appearance at Lincoln hall
on Monday evening, have addressed q circular
to Governor Cooke, Hon. A. r. Shepherd, aud
others, appealing for aid In their new under
taxing The circular says: ave hope to he able
to demonstrate that our race will In time be
capable Of taking rank musically with our white
brothers and sisters, and intend, should we meet
with success here, TO make professional tour
OF the Northern cities. We appeal to you, who
have always expressed so much friendship for
our race In our struggles for political and mental
elevation, to aid US In our endeayors now. Slim
ulate us by your presence. witness our perform
ance Of the opera, and see II we are not worthy
Of encouragement"
National Republican., 1873-02-01
r....,,.,Ion ofnPaIr of Skates.

NIlsa saXton, OF the Wallach bulldlnR, having
prrylOugly announced 10 her school OF sixty odd
boys that on Thursday Of this week she would
present pair Of handsome skates 70 the boy
the time came every one was ready WIN hls
"ieyel best" to compete for the coveted prize.
II was an interesting sight 70 witness 50 many
ilttIs and animated unAiOus faces. The gentle
iaen whose services Us judges Miss saXtOn had
engaged were on time, Nd after carefully IN
anecflna the skill OF all, the number OF cOnpou.
tbrS Wa sO1n reduced to two, H. Lee White and
j0hn n, White, brothers, and the contest was
yeTy close, almost a tlo but ilnally they decided
IN }avor ~ inc former. All seemed 10 accord
1.iies and i'm paFtlallty TO the DECISION and cor
aIailT Congratulated the victor. The happy raCp-
lsnt of inc skates is the sou Uf Df, W, l, Nh.tS
" thS PenRlOn once.
National Republican., 1873-02-01
BOARD or HEALTH.
malipoN-Proposni TO Again
Moye-Tbe Nightsoil Question.

Move-Tbs NighIsoii Que.iion.
The regular semi-weekly meeting Of the Board
of Health was held last night; DR.. {. Z. Cox In
the chair, and DR.. d. W. Bliss secretary.
The finance committee submitted several bills,
which were ordered to be paid.
Mr. MaThuFy stated that In conversation with
Governor Cooke he siRnined hts willingness that
the Board Of Health should occupy the third
story Of the Executive building corner Of Seven
teenth street aud Pennsylvania avenue. Mr.
Marbury favored the change, on the ground that
1t would he a saving Of 81 800 per annum.
On motion Of DR.. Verdi, the finance committee
was directed TO confer with the president Of
the board on the subject.
DR.. " d. stewart, medical Inspector, reported
the following vaccinations for the week ending
Yesterday White g1d, cOlOred o.; adult YEA, chill
dren l0I; primary "a, reyaccinatiOn sl5-total 1913.
Mr. LangstOn offered q resolution, which was
adopted 10 the effect that a list OF all smallpox
clothing, &C, destroyed by the employees Of the
board be reported, together with the value Of the
same, and name Of the owners and the names Of
the employees so destroying.
Dr. Bliss submitted an ordinance fOTblddlng
the removal Of nght-soil by means Of buckets,
and ordering that the same shp be carried
through the Streets to the places Of dumping, In
hlr-tight wagons; referred for future cOnsidera-
tIgn. Adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-02-01
ADJUSTMENTS, LECTURES, ETC.
w HALL.
SPECIAL.
Grand Complimentary Testimonial to
MANAGER J. q. sAvILLE.
MAsHINaroN. D. @. Jannal

whsHNoroS. D. O.. January ss. is5a
DENR sIRJ The undersigned. citizens Of Washing
IN sS SSGT enfsSy sy and "a e sHseTPrss 1Sr
class theatre, and sympaihrins in your heavy loss
from the unfortunate deslruotipl ,of the National
S S6SoT meet Your %S w6aS -
pleased 70 have, you sonief with us as 10 the time
I sInsG G pa Pna saO Pisif shsir%sn; aS John Ennis.
sSS seSSrHsIsrS Hs Henry d GoSksi, SeSphsEd hieh
l. hams o. BsTrSi, BGu wS. N picsson, ~ r. burPiii r
5S;,S SSiSST N FIBSSyi u IssssSS..SSb
va; SonGS. S $SaIs Sa Ssf4s !i@ Tl.HIa Sfi GS
sei:S W sS1S' bSS saaPP GSs Ss%s sSs
MSlan NSl u N, sTsSp,y, a g Ridals; Z q Mis Miins
Rif6oarn. H. H. Hatehins9n. % p n. 1. L. Jsdries T N p
x SSEaasi 4 saittp' tf, Ss$a s. 9tES Sas. .a; $.a;
EshiTa Jsl. TiyS Ts% 5sSo: s,siPs .ns Rap
Nh. sAvnLEs REILLY.
v.,.,. n... w, ,w,snISoI2E, D e. January o iEa
Sc,a Risia,d Ha;iiSsioS' 4 % &I'o. TST T. &aioS ~ T..
your .y@Pstsy and your % o sords % and
the offer o. a substantial testimonial J can only
SA, sf SSrs 70 %S ssas Ss.
wishes by Performance at Willard Hall upon next
Than King you for your kindness, I remain yours
sincerely, JoHE q. sAVILLE.
In accordance With the above, grand comedy
performance will take place at tho above hall
MONDAY EVENING, NextD February o.
beginning at q O'clock. with the delightful little
ooInedieltA entitled
ALITTLR TREASURE,
introducing MesdAmes May Sayille Chester and
stanley and MsssrS. T. Thornev. Bowers, Kingsley,
and
MIR. J. q. sAvILLB
as CAPTAIN Walter MAidenblush. Concluding with
MortOn's sorio comic play, In three acts, Of
ALL Is NOT GOLD THAT GLITTERs.
Characters by MesdAmoa Bayille, Chester and
stanley and Messru, Thorne, Bowers, Barr Park.
~ Admission 81. sesnred seats %. Tickets to be
had of the Committee, at the Hotels Music and
Book Stores. -
RsssrVed seats to be had at Ellis Music Store Mon.
day morning At 10 o'clock two admssign tickets
curing seaLD No tickets or seats will be sold At
the Hall for this performance.
DOHR pIATT,
Chairman Committee.
JoHH H. EEsIs, THOMAS L. HUME,
Secretary. 49, Treasurer,
tBtarl JanBlu
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Uold BuFulary,

Yesterday morning about 2'clock burglar was
discovered In the house OF Mis-. W. II. Weed, on
+ street, between Fifth and sixth streets, by
one Of her children who gave the alarm. The
cry OF "pollce" was given AMI Oncers DinsmOre
and Crook arrived Just In time to see the thief
escaping over q back fence, where they could
not reach him. On making an examination Of
the premises Mrs. W. found that her bureau
drawers hal been ransacked, and gold watch
valued at t25O, with some silver napkin rings,
altogether worth nearly $500, had been taken.
further examination showed that the burglar
had entered the house through the coal hole In
open,
National Republican., 1873-02-01
SnIhllnnA.

The following cases OF smallpox were reported
10 the health ONCE yesterday:
one on 4 street, between sixth and seventh
streets southwest.
one No. ali Eighth street southwest.
one No. 80 Burchs alley, between Ninth and
Tenth and d and r streets southwest,
The following deaths were reported:
one 44T Eighth street southwest.
one, q child, No. 1875 u street, between Fist
and Second streets southwest.
one, Il child, No. 2lO Willow Tree alley south
west.
one No. G26 X street southwest
National Republican., 1873-02-01
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court of the unlted States.


FRIDAI, January 81, IsTa
on motion OF Mr.. p. Phillips, Archibald Hop
kins, esq, OF Washington, ID. c., was admitted TO
practice as an attorney and counselor OF this
court
No. 6ss. Fablus J. Haywood ct al, appellants,
vs. Obadiah Berry and wife Appeal from the
Circuit Court Of the United States for the Dis
trlct OF North Carolina. on motion OF Mr.. VIII.
II. BaTtle, ordered by the court that the appeal
In this cause be dOcketed and dismissed, with
costs.
No, lis. John II. Tiffany, surviving trustee,
appellant, VI. James II. Lucas. The argument
OF this cause was continued by MIR. Thomas y.
CAN'T, OF counsel for the appellee, and con-
cluded by Mr.. Samuel Knox, for the appellants.
No. ll9: Iheo: Olcott, appellant, vs.. Charles
wilkes ct al. The argument Of this cause was
commenced by Mr.. VIM. A. Graham, Of counsel
for the appellant.
Adjourned until Monday at Il O'Clock.
Supreme C0urt-GeneraI Term.
Chief Justice Cartier and Justices Wylie, Mac
Arthur and Humphreys sat IN bdne yesterday.
Twin Lick on Company vs.. MaTbuTy. The ar
gument In this case was concluded, but no decl-
sion was made before adjournment.
Police COurt-JudGe smell.
Cases Of minor offences engaged this court
Yesterday.
National Republican., 1873-02-01
THE BUCKEYE STATE.
The sociublc OF her Sons and Daugh,c

Tic SocInb1c OF hrr SONS mud DnuRhIcrs,
The Ohio State Association, Colonel 4. c.
Ford president, has reason TO feel especially
proud OF the success and character OF the rccep-
tion given by them last night at Masonic Temple.
IL was attended by distinguished company, In.
yiudIng the President Of the United States, to
whom the entire assemhlage was presented by
Col. Ford. The reception, executive aud nOOI
committees discharged all their various and
delicate duties In style to secure the warmesi
commentator from all present, The music for
dancing was furnished by DonCh, and the cigh.
who participated. The reception was noticeable
for the high character aud excellent taste per-
ysaing ali the arrangements. Their next one,
February 2s will be anticipated with the greatest
pleasure
National Republican., 1873-02-01
Odd Coats.

We have In 4pck an accumulation Of fine, all
Wool Goats, whkh formerly sold at prices rang
ing from tl2 10 tl6, and In order to close them
out AZ once, are now selling at %.
81 Fine All Wool Coats At %; 90 Fine All Wool
Coats Al o.; 90 Fine All Wool Coats at t6 90 Fine
All Wool Coats at %; % Fine All Wool Coats at
80; % Fine All Wool Goats at fd 50 Fine All Wool
Coats at 50. HABLE BROTHERS,
Corner Seventh and ID streets.
National Republican., 1873-02-01

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
j scriber has obtained from the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia, holding special term,
RoBERT H. H1EGRD, late Of Was hinston county, D, q,
deceased. Allporgons having claims against the said
arc hereby warned 10 the same with
the vouchers thereof 10 the subscrber or before
the 18th day Of January NEXT they mAy otherMiss
estate -,
l6ig J. II. fEATMAN,
National Republican., 1873-02-01
IISITEp STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On IN. pei,iou " Jhmss u cooxGS ~ GSf iriakspSrt,
Connecticut, praying for tho extension VI patent
granted TO him on the 9TH day Of January, ls9 for
an improyement In manufacturing Webbing, Ap-
pieation Med under act OF Congress approved JAN.
Ii Is ordered that the testimony in the ease be
closed on the esth day Of March next; that the
time for nlina arguments aud the examiners Te.
port be limited to the 9Th day Of April next, and
that said petition be heard on the 9Th day ofApri
Any person may oDpoae this extension
Jans7.Maw NJ d. LEaaETT. DOnInihEioner.
National Republican., 1873-02-01
The Ball Building,

one Of the Immense rihs forming the roof OF
the inaugural ballroom, was successfully raised
to Ia position yesterday afternoon, a feat which
called into Tequisition the rare skill OF the super
intendent, Mr. s. T, G. Morsell. The span Ia 100
feet and the height 90 feet, the largest perhaps
Large number OF our citizens witnessed II, ap-
parently with intense interest, and really It Is
curiosity a. II looms mp In It's grandeur, grace
and beauty
National Republican., 1873-02-01
Arre-ted ON Su.pIcIop,

Thursday night, about seven O'Clock, Lleuten-
ant Greer and Sergeant Perry, NJ the Fourth pre-
cin"t station, arrested a colOred man on suspl-
ciOn " having stolen number Of door mats and
hall rugs. lie was conveyed to the station, where
he was recognized as John Brown, alias TheOph-
Illus Clark, notorious sneak thief. At the time
Of his arrest he was Offering the goods for sale
at nominal price at a secondhand store on
street, between Twenty-secOnd and Twenty
third streets. lie was removed TO Headquarters
National Republican., 1873-02-01
nnIrlI MnrI.

Yesterday afternoon At 5:45 o'clock the health
ofticer received a dispatch from police headguar-
tiers stating that man was lying at the Baltl-
more and Potomac railroad depot, on sixth
street, near Pennsylvania avenue, suffering with
the smallpox, and Immediately upon the receipt
OF the dispatch word was sent for the smallpox
ambulance, and at ave minutes past O'Clock the
patient was safely quartered In the smallpox
hospital, distance Of three miles from the depot
National Republican., 1873-02-01
capl,,I uIIl Livery s,ubI..

Messrs. NJ. J. Pope, Jr., A Co. have lately es-
tailshed a livery, hiring, and sale stable at No.
8lT Third, between q and ID streets, southeast,
The citizens Of the eastern section Of the city
can now he accommodated In that line by this
Cnterprising 1rm, who will furnish at the lowest
rates carriages for weddings receptions, &C., at
all hours. They give particular attention to the
care OF boarding horses,
National Republican., 1873-02-01
I1NITEp srArRs rATENT oFFIcE,

u WAsnINdToR, d. O., January 81, ls7a
On the petition OF WILLIAM 4. LooKwOOD, OF
Philadelphia, Pa, praying for the extension 81
relasued In four DIVISIONS Nos, lg, ISL igsi and
1888 on the 9th day Of Juuh lsa5, No 1850 having
day ofJAnpery, ls79, for an improvement In ladies
Collars aud Cdis;
II Is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the GSth day Of March nerli that the time
for hlnF arguments and the Examiners report 10
petition be heard on tho 9Th day Of April neIt,
Any neTa0n may oppose this extension.
iaRsgW9T u " LEdoETT, Commissioner
National Republican., 1873-02-01

Immense OyrrsloCk.
Immense OVeTstOclI.
$4,000
$50, 900 Worth Of Fine Clothing
$4,000 Worth Of Fine Clothing
$4,000 Worth Of Fine Clothing
For Mon und Boys
For Men aud Boys
Must be Sold
Regardless Of Cost.
CAL Sec and he Convinced
HABLE bROTHEkk
Corner Seventh and D streets northwest.
National Republican., 1873-02-01

"The manner In which the Administration
manages It's financial affairs Is dlsgrAceful. II Ii
paying on the debt too fast. II carries on the
Government In too economical manner. We
people. How are the bonds TO reach any kind OF
a speculative point II this thing cOntinues7 They
win never decline 30 that anybody can make
money out OF them. ! say this thing IL an out
rage on the American public. B0utwells policy
furnishes another Illustration Of the damaging
selling gold to regulate Wall street Is outrage
upon speculation. Can any money be made In
gold while this thing cOntinues7 Are the Amer
lean people to be thus deprived OF the privilege
OF getting rich Surely this Is mOnBtTOus. We
must put stop to this thing. No gold must be
as II Is legitimate 80 TO do, and no bonds must be
purchased, so that they will decline until they
can be bought anywhere at price on which a
pront may be realized. What is the use OF max
Ing up pools and corners and moneyed cOmbina-
tions II the Government Is TO step In in this way
and knock the calculations OF capitalists into PIT
Who cares for the merchAnts2 II Is their duty
TO look out for themselves II they cannot make
money In their business without governmental
Interference, let them go into something else.
therefore recommend that you stop the sale OF
gold and the buying OF bonds anl reduce the
revenues. Gold will go up, bonds will go down ;
there will be panic. Then we will jump In and
buy at the panic prices, and thus have the pry-
lege Of our right TO make as much money as we
can
The clerk subsequently read the message,
when Mr.. Reacunning moved that several mil
that printer had been procured who would
make satisfactory arrangement with the House
for the Job.
The motion was carried.
The House then, AZ supper time, adjourned.
sol. sLlAQFs, NepoT1fT,
National Republican., 1873-02-01
Insanity.

Yesterday morning oilcer Burns found man,
who gave his name as Philip Duffy, on street,
between Fifth and sixth, labOrinR under an at.
tack Of alteration Of mind. lie was taken TO pO-
lice headquarters, where he will remain for a
short time, 10 allow his friends TO call for and
take care Of him.
National Republican., 1873-02-01

Sales and Inspections have been as follows dur
ing the week ending January 80, 1873; Al ClATk's
hog pens, Tuesday, sos swine were offered and
sold at 6k6sH at Centre market, Wednesday,
the usual number OF inferior animals were Of
feFe1.
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n 4 Il d

n 4 Il d.
MR. J. REMINGTON FALKLAND
Has the honor TO announce that In consequence of
the destruction Of tho National Theatre the per.
i9rpsp1g n hs Al keI1isptle qis Tovry..
will take place at
On TuEsbkffy2kkISSs hFhbkLs F.brl.srv ,,,.a
With the folosing cast Mrs Remington fairlsnb
4 bn; iSbisrie; Mi,s Addie Randall e Eoss Nj. W R:
PieFrei Mr.. W, II. Beckett, Of New Yorf, as N.
The chorus numbers forty Of the best Amateurs
q The District and the orchestra will be large aud
ethcient Including the eminent Harpist, Mr.. o. n.
DE COENlEI, Of baltimore. The scenic arrange,
ments vail be as complete aud effective az possbs
under the crcuInstano ~ and all the other appoint
projected.
Reserved seats, "a Subscription list with plan Of
day, January ~. JasOJts
National Republican., 1873-02-01
German-Amerlcan saving. Hank

Deposits made with this bank to-day draw In
terest from date-siX per cent. paid on ordinary
deposits, and three PR cent. on the average daily
balances Of business accounts. open this even
Ing to receive deposits until s p. m.
National Republican., 1873-02-01
One of the best Places
The Wn.hInrlnn Cll, sn,Inr. nnnL

to get your Ale and Oysters Is at Daugherty cor
neT Of Fourteenth and streets. This is fact,
AS can be found out by any one who will give
him call,
National Republican., 1873-02-01
ONE oy Tue BEST Stocks OF

CLOTHING
In Washington
TO be sold
by the 1st OF March.
In regard TO price no such inducements have
ever been offered.
NOAH wALKER \ Co.,
Metropolitan Hotel Building.
Gil PcnpsyIvania avenue, between Sixth
and Seventh streets.
National Republican., 1873-02-01
DRAMATIC FEUILLEToN.

Cases Of minor offences engaged this court
yesterday.