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National Republican., 1873-11-21
TEMPERANCE.
he DnshawaJs Mt BIltImorc-Theis Visit
IN he Returned.

he DoshaWats nj bfiti"osoA" A"S N'7st
to be Returned.
Consequent upon the recent visit OF the Dlsf
awIy Temperance society Of Washington to Bal
Il aore, Mr. A. G. Constantine. its vice president
ha received several congratulAtory letters de,
,riptlye OF the good results lowing out OF that
visit, and offering to reciprocatc In kind. Mr.. 1
Il. WOollen writes 10 him OF the favorable pros-
pects for 'ocal option" legislation by the Leais-
ifnre o. MARYLAND during The spR,rCoaehlng Sg ses
Dashaways to the Monumental city at an early
day. Alluding to the remarks Of Mr.. W. r.
Drew, Mr.. WUollen Says:
"Ie e quite iavorllc In our city; he has the
FIRE IN him that pleases the people, They are
very much ike DR.. Norris OF Revolutionary
memory, who, when asked what kind OF preach.
ing he liked, said that he liked q preacher TO
drive fellow up into the corner Of his pew and
make him think the devil was after him.
MI. Y. =; Mosher writes that there Is q strong
desire In Bsllimore to have Dashaway organi.
zaton established In that city. "0n Its platform
all can stand, Protestant and Catholic alike"
MT. II. y. smith says that the visit Of the Dash
and the Inquiry on every hand Is, "when arc
they going 10 have another meeting 2" A spe-
ciAl request is made for one early next month, 70
@ bs add essed by Messrs. Drew and McNerhany,
The proliiSe Is avouched to return the visit,
ana IL IN expected that several OF the hest Balti-
meeting At Marinl'a hall next sunday night and
make addresses.
Ihe hlgnincant name OF this society Ia very
popular, and comparatively few OF our people
are conyersant with Its origin.
one night, several years ago, the chief Of the
nfe department In San Francisco was standing
ht the barof one Of the famous saloons In thai
Guy taxing drink after drink with his comrades,
az was customary after the arduous labors OF
ektinguishlbg nre; when one OF tho company
said, Just as they were touching glasses pre-
sory 70 carving them to their lips, "Boys, we
are drinking 100 much.n ''Yes,n said another,
we always drink too much" The chief re.
sponded, quick a. thought, "well, then, let's
lash " away" and suitiDg the action TO the
ample was followed by the rest, and then and
lheIe tho famous temperance society was or
RaniEen WIN The chief as president, and chris
since, anu has become au Incorporated instilu
tl0n of wealth and Importance. IL has built ID
own nal, aud In large owner OF real estate be
sines. The nutles of It's members on the Pacil,
Soast are legion. Its example IL worthy O
National Republican., 1873-11-21

Our readers will observe, by au advertisement
In to-dAy's REPUBLICAN, that this e-knOwn
aud popular establishment Is fully prepared to
meet all the requirements Of our citizens In the
way OF musical instruments and music. This
reliable house has the sole agency OF some OF tho
most approved styles OF pianos and organs. IL
liz unquestlonably one OF the best-appointed
what cannot be found In It In the musical line is
hardly worth having at all. The many friends
OF Mr.. Henry Eberbach, 30 long and fayorably
known as the business manager OF the house,
will be pleased 10 learn that ne has become q
member. This fact gives additional guarantee
OF the continued excellence OF stock and induce
mentB TO purchase.
National Republican., 1873-11-21
IrKsis YnoM NRw YORK.
Gold closed yes,ordsy Al lo9,.

Gold closed yesterday at los,s.
Mary shuler, aged twenty-five years, threw
herself and infant ohild from an EAs-river ferry
boat wednesday, and both were drowned.
Benjsmin Warren, Q curbstone broker, waa
yestcrdny arrested for having In his possession
$1,000 United States bondS, supposed TO be Q
portion Of those stolen two years since from
Loziga, treasurer OF the Cuban Junta. Warren
states that he received the b0nds from Andrew
]. Parker, who has also been arrested.
The associated hanks hold 81, $50, 900 In legal
tenders, an tncrease since Wednesday Of ti,-
e0o, 900.
Tue custsms receipts yesterday were SIS, 900.
beventy-seven thousand pounds sterling were
received at the assay ollice yesterday.
The sub-Treasurer paid out et05000 gold coin
on account OF Interest, and s2oo,oOo for called
bonds.
The steamer City Of B,ston, Of tho Norwich
line, was discovered on hIe about $50 O'Clock
last evening, On her trip mp the aound, on Mar
lenecock point There WAS considerable ex-
cltement, but, through the promptnesa OF the
captain and chief mAte and the efficiency Of the
crew. the flames were exiingulshed with but
little damage.
The IRE was discovered In the donkey boiler
room on the stAiboard side. During the nre the
steamer was run into by schooner, and Q por-
ton Of her light upper works carried away. the
schooner kopt on her course. The steamer ar
rigod at New London oil right about midnight.
An entire block In the town OF Eureka was
burned yesterday. Loss, s3o.oo0.
National Republican., 1873-11-21
TuK QUAKRRs.

Bicnnial Fir.t Day schsei Cssvcntisu.
LYNN, MASS, Nov. 2o.-rhe FhendI' biennial
nrst day school convention commenced ct the
Friends meetiug.house yesterday afternoon. =
largo attendance being present from all parts
Of the United States and Canada.
Helen Joy, Of North Carolina, chairman OF the
executive committee, was made permanent
isry. \. =. =. " -
susan Lopgstreet, OF Philadclphls; Cathsriue
w. shippen, Of Philadelphla; Levi Jones and
Mary Smiley. The meeting gives evidence uf
National Republican., 1873-11-21
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
.mprexementa Ordered,

Tae Board Of Pablic Works issued the follow
ing orders for improvements yesterday Direc-
tions have been given for grading and paving
the carrageway Of l street, between Fifth aud
Eighth streets northwest, the pavement to be OF
FlIbeTt a TRylors wooden block; also, for grad
ing and paving the carriageway on U, between
sixteen tn and Seventeenth streets northwest,
with the same. The attention OF Mr.. Thomas N.
Plowinan, architect for the Northern market, has
been called TO the exposed condition OF the stalls.
A drop has been ordered TO be put In under the
pump at the corner Of Ninth and Il streets north
west, TO carry on the waste. A plank foot.waik
has been ordered on T street, between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets northwest
National Republican., 1873-11-21

Is OF ash, trimmed with walnut including me
pewp, which are chsste, having ornamental enus
OF novel design, and arc set In curved lines, 70
facilitate the direct view to the pulpit from all
The pulpit. cnancei and altar rail arc In keep
ing with the other woodwork. The upholntery
Is Of dark green, including cushions, carpeung,
In its entire appearance, structure and ar
rangement convenience aud elegance. rather
than ssudlnes', has ey,den,u Guided those
chamber, AMI II reflects the workmanship OF
the best artisans and the supervision OF cul.
tured taste. The estimated seating capacity OF
Thoueh not as spacious as many Of our places
OF public worship, II Ia exceled BY few In gene
raj excellence and modest adornment, so nttlng
ana ~ hr n the ncase o. 4o
Of honest industry and enyia6le entefrrise,
which not only renects credit upon W. pastV,
and people, but Will prove remuneration ~ y, W
which 1t Ia located In the noble motives aud SELL
sacrificing spirit Oh which II Is . monnment. an,
The church was designed by J. IL. Mcal,'
architect, and built under contract ny W. u.
Downing, under whose general supeflntend-
ence George Cook, brick mason; George w.
darkness, plasterer; @. 7. Bowen, painter; Clark
and furnace dealer, have dono the portions Of
the work peculiar to their trades, and whose
work Is their best recommendation.
HISTORY OF THE CHURCH.
As has been already intlmated, the church was
organized iu lsso, when the parcel OF ground on
which the new church is built was purchased.
The religious services OF The CONGREGATION were
conducted at Union League hall,on Ninth street,
until neat frame chapel, costing 5000, was
erected. This was dedicated with appropriate
ceremonies In May, 1864, John II. En,ngcr, then
Of the Baltimore NJ. y. conference, but since o
tine Unitarian denomination, being pastor. MI.
Eninge, was suScssdea ,sas ny Rey; l. Y; WIDER ,r
creasing largely ia membership and inaugural
ing the new church enterprise. Tho building
however, was not commented until 1872. whef
the present energetic and esteemed pastor, Rev
q. q. Baker, assumed the pastoratc, and TO hi,
energy and enthusiasm the results Oh To-day ar
The completion Of this cdince datcs tho organ
ization OF another church enterprise full OF TIT
most flatteriDg promises. The Foundry, th'
mother Of Methodist churches In this city, ma
purchased the frame chapel from the Hamlin'
congregation, and will soon remove u to beau
OF the Pierce estate, and situated At the north
east corner OF Fifteenth and Il streets. And 81
tho good work goes on.
pEpicAroRr SERVICES ro-NoRRow.
We clip the following list Of the religious sci
Vices connected with the dedication from 10
| advertising columns Of tho REPUBLICAN, In IN
Monday issue OF which an Interesting account 0
| tho same viii be found:
Saturdsy-Preaching at 0 n. m. BY Rev. Thos
Guard, OF baltimore; /; reunion love.fcsst At 10
sunday at II a. m. BY Bishop An
drews, followed BY the usual dedcatory exef
| cises; preaching at Q y. N. by Blshop Andrews
preaching at 1850 ?. N. BY Rev. y. ]: Ives, D. y.
| pate In tho exercises.
the choir will be assiStcd BY musical talen
/ from sister churches.
National Republican., 1873-11-21
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
A Child NIanaled By Machiuery.

A young oolored lad named VIM. 7. Baltimore,
residing on Twenty-second street, between X
and L, was started out by his mother yesterday
morning In search OF chips. lie went Into the
concrete-mlxiu works near by and accidentally
got one Of his hands into the revolving cylinder
which mixes the gravel and aspheit and mad his
hand torn on at tue wrist His screams alarmed
the foreman, when he slipped the belt OF the
drum and stopped the reyolution OF the cylindo r
and extracted him Ia time to save him from
death. Drs. Mead and Newman were called in
attendance and were compelled TO perform IN
amputation near the wrist.
National Republican., 1873-11-21
JUST JURORS.
Good and Lawfal NIes.


The following were drawn to serve as Jurors
for the December term OF the Criminal Court,
TO bo held on the first Monday in December by
Judge Cartier:
Grand JurorB-J. W. Mcknight, Pennsylvania
avenue; Robert A. Cohen, II street; John y.
Bridget, ID street; Daniel Cady, Georgetown; L.
Il. Holmead, Seventh street; j. W. Barker, Sew
enth street; VIM. Gill, Georgetown; John Ii. Nc
Chesney, Brightwood; James Ferguson, George
town; VIM. Herbert, P street; Samuel A. Emory,
Third street; p. p. Little, Navy Yard; Thomas
NoTneet, O street; James II. Gullck, New Jer-
sey avenue; Robert Cohen, Pennsylvania avenue;
Louis Lepreux. Four-and-a-half street; Isaac
CLARK, Fourth ward Lewis Boyer, Park hotel
Marshal Brown, Eighth district; Andrew Worm
ley, second ward; T. b. Entwisle, II street;
Jacob II. Kengla, county; Thomas y. HALEY, L
street southwest,
Petit Jurors-John 8. Perkins, Giesboro; VIM.
II. Aistrop, B street; James SmallwoOd, George
u. Sherih, county; Henry Polkinhorn, First
ward; Thomas II. Brightwell, county; jerome
Brown, Tenth street; Joseph ii. Knott, Elgh-
teenth street; o. II. Bestor, Third street. Fred
erick Koones, Fourth street; Jshn Ogden, Sew
enth street; John II. Smoot, Georgetown; ]. q.
Auld, Ninth and L streets; George X. Hall, Mas
sAchusetts avenue; VIM. B. Lacey, county; A.
burgess, Navy Yard; James q. Naylor, corner
Fifth and NJ streets; WIN. II. A. Womley, F1f.
teenth street; Reuben Daw, Georgetown; FL
wood Champlin, Twelfth street southwest; Geo
NJ. Bond, Navy Yard; W. 4. Atkinson, Massa-
chusetts avenue; W. II. Pearson, Pennsy yania
avenue; J. W. Collins, Georgetown; W. q. Harry,
county; W. II. Dempsey, Eleventh street
National Republican., 1873-11-21
The Port Of GeorGptowa.

The following were the receipts OF grain yes
terday By the barks Medley aud Talbot, $500
bushels wheat for Hartley 4 Bro; also, By the
Medley, 800 bushels wheat and 800 bushels corn
for T. o. Selmon, and 900 bushels wheat and 200
bushels corn for II. NJ. Talbot. BY the schooner
Kitty Ann, 1900 bushels wheat for Hartley q
Bro. BY the boat Nettlc Graham. 900 bushels
yellow corn, 600 bushels white do, 1lO barrels
ear corn, 10 tons mill feed and l65 barrels hour,
all for Joseph q. and John NJ. Waters; also, the
cana-boat Hound Top arrived with $50 barrels
cement for the same nrm
National Republican., 1873-11-21
NORTH CAROLiNA.
Message Of Tho oov.r..r.

RALxiau, Nov. 9o.-The message Of Governor
Caldwell was sent TO tho Legislature to-day. The
messass Il silent on Cuban afairs, but Ia largely
devoted 10 the State nnauccs. lie opposes repu-
dlatiou, and advises compromise according TO
tho Btate's ability. 49,
several bills were introduced In both houses
for the settlement OF tho debt, strongly opposing
the payment Of the spccial.tax bonds, but for
compromising tho old debt. A resolution was
passed requesting the Governor 70 exhaust every
public treasury By Alfred Self and other bond
holders.
National Republican., 1873-11-21
CuLOROPORar.

waruias Against It's Ishaiatiou.
BOSTON, Nov. ao.-The Jury Of doctors In the
case Of Mn. Mary y. Crle, who died from the
effects OF chioroform administered by Dr.. East
man, Of this city, returned . verdict this even-
lue, but do no. censure him. Tue jury caution
the public against the Inhalation Of 90 Danger
Gus an agent As ehioroform for tho production OF
insensibllity to pain, aud are "a opinion that the
inhalation Of sulphuric ether 10 safe, while the
Inhalation Of chlorofom alone or mixed Ia
always attended with danger.
National Republican., 1873-11-21
THE COURTS.
suprsns Cs.rs sf the U.ised States.

AhuhrbAns NotrmDof ~ lbA
On motion Of Mr. W. p. Clarke. Geo. W. Wake
field. esq., Of Sioux CITY, lows, was admitted TO
practice as attorney and counselor OF this court.
No. d toriginal) Rr parts Tho United States,
cause was submitted on printed arguments BY
Mr.. Attorney General Williams and Mr.. Assist
ant Attorney General 0oforth for the petitioners,
NJ. sn v. P.cIsrts for Is ,ss rsspondsnt "esa anu
No: ess. Alexander Caldwell, appellant, ys.
The United States. The motion for . rule on the
Court Of Claims requiring them to nnd additional
rant n support q same, and By MT. Aisi:tsSt Ant
Attorney General Goforth In opposition thereto.
No. III. Jos. J. Thompson, plaintiff In error,
was continued By Mr.. John L. CsdwsIiadsf and
MT. VIM. NJ Evafts, OF counsel for the defend
AZ. IN sTtos, and Sonc!uasa y vi Robert On
Adjourned until Monday st 10 O'Clock.
Circsit Csurt-nlr. Jastics Macarthur.
THIS court was engaged oil day yesterday with
the case Of Faunce va The Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad Company, which will be concluded
cAsRs TO-DAY.
The following is the assignment for today:
70, sppsslsa i.'' isT' 50, isS' 100, and %.
Pslios Cssrt-Jsdss s.ell.
In the Police Court yesterday the case Of J. D.
McUooey, charged Win washing and selling used
John q. Nicholson testified that he had par-
chased stamps from defendant for other parties
Mt different times.
q. W. Roosevelt, clerk N the Pension once,
testified that he had received some stamps from
Nicholson, who had been requested 10 purchase
them from him. He returned some Of them, As
rather pale. Defendant gave him others In
place Of them, and he used them.
David L. Getz, clerk In the Pension once, In
charge Of the mall room, testified that the mails
for that once arrived about O'Clock In the
morning, and arc inst stamped With the date Of
C0oey. What loose stamps arc found among
the malls have alwaya beeu regarded ~ the
property Of this stamping clerk % . perquisite,
his salary betng quite ANAL. This has been the
practice for many years. Another duty Of Mr..
McCooey has been 70 cut open the letters and
arrange them for distribution among the clerks.
Sometimes loose stampe arc found among them,
which are inolosed for the purpose Of prepayipg
the return answer. THESE Stamps are never
used for such purpose. - the Department have
thar own ntampA aud can use no othera. OF
course such fugitive stamps are taken BY the
clerk, a. has always been the custom. Bome-
tlmes enyeiopes already stamped ar: inclosed.
casa in removing the stamps the muctlage would
WIN. vodray, who filed the place Of Mr.. Nc
Coocy during his leave OF absence, testined that
he took possession Of ell fugitive stamps during
such service, a has been the custom. All In the
were In the habit Of purchasing stamps for prl-
% BsnjsmIn Q. Fuller, a clerk in the mail room,
ooroborated the testimony Of former witnesses.
The accused was held 10 bail for q further
hearing at court.
National Republican., 1873-11-21
The B.lIdins Association Quss,iou.

To hs Editor u tie National Republican:
SIR: In view OF the recent extraordinary deci-
sion Of Judge Humphreys in cases where build
ing associations were parties, would suggest
that the presidents Of oil the cooperative build
ing associations In the District jcin In call for
a meeting Of the several boards OF directors, to
consider the matter Of an appeal 10 the Supreme
Court Let there be u test ease carried up.
DIRECTOR.
National Republican., 1873-11-21
Soldiers, Hsmestcat DIS.

The Secretary Of the Interior has afrirmed Q
decision Of the Commissioner Of the General
Land once requiring parties to pay the fec OF
ten dollars for an additional entry under the
soldiers homestead got Of March 0, 1879, and
also requiring parties who make such additional
entry TO appear In person At the local land once
and make the necessary application and an
davit. A decision OF the Conmissioner OF the
0eneral Land once TO the effect that parties
can only be allowed 10 enter one quarter section
under the act OF March Q, 1873, TO encourage the
gr9Nth Of timber, has been affirmed by the Sec
National Republican., 1873-11-21
Tho Canal Trade.

The receipts of the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal Company for the week ending November 10
are as follows: From Cumberland, s9,0s4.l4;
Georgetown, $1,000; wIlllamsporf, sSssil; Han
eook' flss 10; total, slI, 1854. Accrued revenue
AT Cumberland for the week was l2,TI4.95; 2Os
boats carrying u, 4,O2i tons OF coal, cleared from
Cumberland during the same time. Thrty-three
boats cleared from Cumberland on Monday. car
rylng s,T96 tons Of coal.
National Republican., 1873-11-21
AucIIen sales To-Lay,

u. II. Warner will sell valuable building lot
on Thirteenth, between NJ aud N streets.
Latimer Cleary viii sell Improved and unlm-
proved PropaEty on Maryland avenue, between
sixth aud Seventh streets.
10. II. " amer val sell two-story brick dwell
Ing on Eleventh. hatwean o aud y streets.
Wm. L. Wall a Co. will sell elegant walnut and
0,her furniture.
National Republican., 1873-11-21
NOTICES OF NRw ADVERTISEMENT
See Or. Darby's card.
A man and his wife are wanted.
Hoard il wanted by young lady.

board is wanted by young lady. .
small black and tan dog has been lost.
A new prossed-brick front house for sale.
stores Nos. 3i9 and slb Ninth street for rent.
House No. 2ie Four-and-a-half street for rent.
Aiot OF secondhand iaiIor saawls, &o-, for
sale.
J. +. Brodhead, broker, No. Sis Fifteenth
street.
Four thousand dollars to loan on District So
curitles.
John +. Ellis 4 Co.. dealers in pianos, No. s3I
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Circulating library in the room, Of ths Y. N.
@. A., corner Ninth and ID streets.
VIM. l.. Wall a Co. will sell on Thursday, No.
vember a. at 1880 O'Clock. several eegant horses.
d. II. Warner will sell on Tuesday, December
D. at 4:so O'Clock, valuable real estate on street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
National Republican., 1873-11-21
Financial Exhiblt.

The following Is the financial exhibit Of the
Treasury Department at tho close Of business
yesterday: Currency o. oas t5o.le; special deposit
Of legal tenders for redemption OF certificates Of
deposit ais 600 coin, tsi 4I2 %; including
coin oertihcates, ~, $50 100; outstanding legal
tendars, ea69, Dol.
Tue receipts from internal revenue sources
yesterday were t2Ts, ,s6i.O5.
National Republican., 1873-11-21
THE PENNSYLVANIA CONSTITUTION.
Interference with tho Election Cemmls-

PHILADEIPuIA, Nov. 2o.-Tho threatened In
terfercnoe with the election commissioners Ap-
pointed BY tho constitutional convention has
commenced. State Treasurer Mackey to-day re-
fused to pay the 5000 ordered by the conven-
tlpn to be paid 10 tho Philadelphia commission
understood thai OF the money appropriated by
1.-The Legislature for The use VI ihe convention
there remains unexpended . balance Of eso, 900
OF 10000, and yet the payment Of draft for
$500 has been refused. FE0f-
National Republican., 1873-11-21
Curpets mt Auction,
Rl In, AIu.Ic htorf.

Messrs. Latimer 4 Cleary will sell In front Of
their auction rooms, on Saturday morning, q
lot OF carpets from the House Of Represents
tlyes.
National Republican., 1873-11-21
nr M IAaula

has removed 70 $50 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, over May Is store,
where he Ia prepared TO perform all operations
In surgical and mechanical dentistry,
National Republican., 1873-11-21
DOUBLE SUICIDE.

Hospital Nsrso and Medical Attendanf
Take Themselves On.
B0sToS. Nov. ao.-A young nurse At the CITY
hospital, named Pfyffer, committed suicisle night
before last. aud yesterday Arthur Foster, Z
medical novice and hou,e oflcer OF the institu.
tlon. also committed suicide. It now appears
that Foster was called In the night TO prescribe
fur Miss Ply Ter, aud mistook her symptoms for
thoso OF hysteria, and upon her death he was %
cnaRrined at hts failure TO recognise tho indica,
uons OF opium that he Immediately went TO the
bathroom and killed himself by opening the
feinoral artery.
National Republican., 1873-11-21

CARLrIsis living At Dumfriss, Scotland, and
wears . suit Of horrible old clothes which don't
nt him BY mile, nor become him either any
better than he becomes the clothes.
National Republican., 1873-11-21
Keen Out the Cold,

90 TO ssvages, and get him TO put his un.
rivaled weather-strtp on Jour windows and
doors. Many have been colnfortsd, and advise
their friends 70 20 and do likewise.
Jos. L. SAVAGE,
National Republican., 1873-11-21
-INITED sTATEs PATENT OEFIoE,

X WAsHIseros. ID. O., November Q, le7s.
W the petition OF ABsnR BuRDAsx, OF Rochester,
r., praying for the extension OF patent granted
70 him on The 18th day Of February, is for an I'm.
IL Il ordered that the testimony In the case bo
closed on the 18th day OF january that tho time
be limited TO the aad day Of January neit, and
said petition be heard on the esth day Of 3Anu.
aXR;stss. m oRVG.ss N; stss9,Sn Sas
National Republican., 1873-11-21

porner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours to 4; satur-
days, 70 land In s.
National Republican., 1873-11-21
rnE LABOR DKfREssroN.
ofsr 20 Rs.~mo Operations at Rss.e,
~ I t' aHNssHsu w.

Ofer TO Rss~me Operations as ReSsees
q ..,'''''. wsges. AZ
rArsRsoS. N. j.. Nov. p.-The Rogen and
Grant locomotive works have informed the COM
mttee OF the board Of aldermen that they are
willing 10 resume operations at once II tho men
now uncuiploSed will agree to work At reduced
rate OF wager, and II is hoped the Danforth works
VII also resume, and that nfteen hundred men
may be set 70 work next week. Tho mayor and
DAY nixht next 70 consider plans for CITY work.
THREATENED RAiLRolp srnrKR
MEMPHIS, Nov. 20,-The wages OF the en-
ployees On the Memphis and ChAflcston railroad
Will be reduced twenty per cent tomorrow. Il
u thought this will cause strike.
National Republican., 1873-11-21

. MAsssr's ALE Is the cheapest. because 1t Ia
pulform.
Mssseys Ale Is the cheapest, because there Is
no waste.
Mssssys Ale Is the cheapest. because It has
strength.
Mssseys Ale Is the cheapest, because Il Is the
-purcst.
Masseys Ale Is the cheapest, because it is the
best.
Families supplied and faucets loaned.
PALnlR 0RunN,
Sole Agents, GEORGETOWN.