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Price One Dollar.
National Republican., 1873-11-25
PERSONAL.

Hon. Jere Hack and Con. J. n. Rusk, OF Wis
consln, Is at tho Ebbtt.
Gov. A. Il. shepherd returned to the city last
night from q nying trip North.
Nathaniel Mckay, OF the shlp-builjinR nrm Of
Donald Mckay Co., Is At Willards.
It IL understood that Speaker Blaine II at his
residence In this city, but Is Invisible 10 his
friends.
Senator A. g. Thurmip OF osio, is In tho city
prepared to enter upon his oncrous duties next
Monday.
Hon. NJ. I. southar,I. Of Zsnesvilie, Ohio, and
Hon. X. NJ. Knapp and family, OF Illinois, are
stopping at the National.
Doorkeeper buxton, OF the House Of Repre-
was warmly greeted by his many friends.
II Ia stated on good authority that John Roach,
the famous snip-builder, yestenisy received a
large contract for work from the Navy Depart
ment.
Lieut.. II. J. Lyons. lIth Infantry, u. 4. A., Is
| In Washington from the West on leave. IL II
/ probable that his friends will have the pleasure
OF meeting him In social circles for two or three
/ months to come.
| lion. Alex. II. Stephens, OF Georgia, arrived
| IN the city last night, and Ia stopping at the
| National. lie had a tedious and unpleasant
journey from his home TO the capital, but q
nights rest will nut him on his pins.
| Hon. George Willard, OF Michigan; Hon. Chas
II. Sheriff., OF New York; lion. ]. q. Cannon and
| wife, and Hon. Granville Barriere and family, o.
| Illinois; Hon. W. II. II. Stowell and wife, snt
Hon. VIM. Loughridge, OF lows, are at the Ma
ttonal hotel.
National Republican., 1873-11-25
AMCsEM ENTs.
I,ittIe Nell at Wallis,


large audience assembled at walls last even
Ing TO assist at the nrst appearance this season
Of Little Mel, In the play Of Fidelia." Although
the drama itself has some objections. and Is one
which does not enable Nell TO display her abill-
ties to the best advantage, yet It Is full Of strik-
ing situations and rcplete with amusing dia-
logue. me prsise which the press have every
where beJtowed upon LATHE Nell has not been In
the least too LAVISH. She Is certainly 4 born
position In the dramatic world. Her perceptions
are remarkably acute. She possesses the ability
TO suit her actions to her words, and the know I
edge and judgment she displays in her stage
business are such as but few old and experienced
Her dramatic powers crop out vividly In the
few opportunities she Ia given TO show them,
and prove that In this direction her futnre study
should be largely directed. The play, % We
have before stated, "a much too poor for her, and
when she u given suitable character she will
douosless develop much latent asslity that she
s,. no, yes ssSwT; ier reception . evening
supported her did remarkably well. Indeed, W
wsll'a than did .Fldells" isst evening. the per.
are particularly deserving Of praiaa, .Dideiia'
will be repeated this evening. and those VITA
would not miss rare treat should not neglect o.
opportunity 70 witness aperformance Of the cap
tivating aud sparkling Lutte Nell.
The Organ Csacert.
The last chance for reserved seats for thu
| organ concert tonight ct the Congregations
church, Tenth and q streets, Is to get them a
Metzerott's this evening before O'Clock. sey
eral Of our amateur musicians have, for curiosity
Waited the church and inspected the organ
They express great surprise at the size, pOwe
| and unqaestioned superiority OF the instrument
There will be full house aud a great musica
treat. Admission tthe door, 81; reserved seats
National Republican., 1873-11-25
ITEMS FROM VIRGINIA.

The new market In Lynchbxrg was opened on
saturday last Tniriy'two stalls were sold, ag-
grcgatlng 81 ,4s6.
The sherir Of King william county delivered
At the penitentiary on Saturday Washington
slaughter, colored, convicted OF felony, and sen.
fenced for the term Of three years.
Mlss Hattie Miller, the young lady who was 90
dreadfuly burned few nights since by the ex-
plosion OF Kerosene lamp, at No, b25 North
Second street, Rlchnond, was at q late hour
Saturday night considered In critical condl-
tion.
Saturday the Governor issned a warrant Of
rendition 10 the sheriff OF Rockbridge county for
Joseph Childress, charged with horse stealing
In Kanawha county, West Virginia and for ma
delivery 70 John W. sentz, the agent appointed
to receive him.
burg, has appointed the following gentlemen as
delegates In the next Grand CominandeTy, 10 be
held In Richmond In December next: Jehu Will
liams, James !; Moss, W. N. Wexford and Sam
The following appointments OF school trustees
were made by the State Board OF Education on
Saturday; Russell county, Belneld distnct. DR..
". W. Goddin Hicksfonl, Dr.. John n. Josss;
house district. VIM. 8. Thornton; stony Greek,
7. v. Harrison; Henry, George II. Bailey; New.
vile, DIR. ii. q. Briggs; Waycriy, .. 4. Harris.
The Transactions 10 real estate In Petersburg
commissioner, 70 Robert smith; deed for lot In
Gillneld. Robert II. Mann, commissioner, 10 w.
II. Burgesa; deed for lots No. tts, 80, a50, si4
and gIb, on Heights. Joseph q. Dopald and wife
and J. WESLEY, Friend, trustee, TO Thomas Pan-
Mill; deed for lot on Adams street. Robert ii,
Mann and Charles Y. stringfeilow, oommlssl on.
ers, TO II. 3. Atkinson; deed for lot on Byrne
street Henry l.; Atkisson and wife, TO Edward
williamson; deed for lot on Byrne street.
The Secretary OF the Commonwealth has re.
ceiyed for record copy Of an act OF inccrpora-
tlon granted by Judge William Mclaughlin, on
n.y. for the purpose OF mining and manufao-
turing iron In Augusta county. The capital stock
OF the company IL 70 be not less than GO, ,0OO in
10000 acrea OF land, and It's place OF business II
20 be at Staunton. Tue officers OF the company
are Thomas X. Manifee, president; Charles i,
Arnall, secretary and treasurer james Bum
and William A. Burke, directors. Tho place oi
operations Is 10 no The COtopaxi furaace, about
lhree miles south " dreenVllle, In AnEusA
National Republican., 1873-11-25
UTYITEMS.

TnE striking bargains In boys and men q
choice clU,hing woa are now giving excite the
wonder OF buysrs. Shrewd people throng A.
Co. will not stop until 300 0verco4ts are sold IN
III 300 business suits are sold nntil 200 drsss
suits sre sold; until all our boys clothing 10 sod;
losaes are great, but we will not hold stock OH
next year. NOrE.-rrom In the morning tilI 9
at might and satuT1nZ night until 10 o'clock, We
will do our utmost % walt on all customers, but
respectfully requeet patience II o short delay ID
necessary should all oar salesmen be engaged.
A. SAKs Co., sid Scveuth street,
National Republican., 1873-11-25
ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE.
=. y. BIacLrerd for P..,m..,.r

Captain y. y. Dlackford for Postmaster.
A corresk ondent writes to the RkPUBLIcAx
recommending Captain s. y. Blackford, OF OHIO,
for the position OF Postmaster OF the House Of
Representatives,. hiteI inuorslng 10 him as q nrst-
n1sliion. and urging tho Ohio delegation 70 unite
an hm' he gives his war record, a. follows:
'The Captain entsrea the Union army IN 1862 as
for me war. lie passed through all the lower
GRADES TO captain cy, losing an arm In front OF
Petersburg while Icsldlng battalion OF the Six
lie Afterwards led tie second organization into
Petersburg al the ma charge when the city was
taken, April 3, lsG5. The Captains bravery and
other noble qualities recommended him 10 all
who knew hin, His rehtrn to his command and
his promotion were hails.l with delight Always
faithful In the discharge az his duties, and active
state, hls many frlenda htsp AMI NJ home will
rejoice in his election 70 ina poaiton for wRlcA
he has been paIned,n
National Republican., 1873-11-25
NOTICES op NEw ADvkRrIsKMESrs

A parior, with chamber, for rent.
A furnished three-story brick house for rent
See notice TO the creditors Of Cnas. T. Yoder.
N. W. Burchell is receiving now goods daily.
Slx thousand dollars TO loan On good security.
House No. 2i9 Foar-and-a-ha hait street Is for
rent, II
W. II. a o. II. Morrison have all the new
books.
SEQ the card to the creditors OF George NAT.
tingy.
Ten thousand dollars to loan by Dickson a
Patterson.
II. Burns a Co. have large assortmens Of
boots and shoes.
The Knights Of St. feter viii give . hall on
Thanksgiving eve.
nolmead a Co. have a nuo assortment OF
housefurnishiug goois.
Wm. L. Wall h Co. will sell. on Wednesday,
November %, at 10 O'Clock, q. m, an elegant lot
OF furniture.
An adjourned meeting OF the Alumni Associa-
tiou OF the law department OF Columbia Uni
yersity will be held this evening.
u, II. Warner has postponed the sale OF dwell
Ing No. 5io Eleventh street, between X and
northwest until wednesday, November %, at
4p. m.
Duncsnson, Downing 4 Go. will sell, on satur-
day, December 9, a valuable four-story brown
front house, on bridge street, near fayettc,
Georgetown.
VIM. L. wall 4 Co. will sell, on Friday, Novem-
her 2s, at 10 a. m., the contents OF the Exchange
hotel, on the northeast corner OF Third street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
The sale by d. II. Warner Of three-story
b. -ick dwelling on the west side OF Tenth street
weu, between II and north, Is postponed until
Mon.iay, December l, at 4:so p. m.
National Republican., 1873-11-25
WEATHER. REPORT.
..... WAn DESAnrksNI.l
OrrIox OF rHE OHIEy sIorAL OvpIcan, \
wAsuIsaruk, Do, November "a. 1884, .. m.

For the Northwest and upper lakes and thence
to Missouri and Kentucky, northwesteriy winds,
falling temperature, cloudy weather and raip,
clearing In the forenoon. FOr Tennessee and
the Southern States, northwesterly winds, lower
temperature and partly cloudy weather. For
the lower lakes, southwesterly uinds, cloudy
weather, snow and rain. For the Middle Statss
northwesterly and southwesterly winds, partly
cloudy weather and occasional rain In the west
eru portions. For New England, northwesterly
winds, colder and temporarily clearing weather.
Cautonary signals continue at Eastport and
Portland. All reports are missing from the
Southwest, tho western gulf and the extreme
Northwest.
THE WEATHER IN WASHINGTON.
Tho following was the range Of the thernonc.
ter at Hemplera yesterday; q. m, %; 10 q. M,
IS; ~ m. IS; p. m, ~; -. NJ, oo p. m ID;
p. m. %.
National Republican., 1873-11-25
CHARITY.
An Appeal for Aid.

The poor We have always with Us, and the
kaassr Told his dlsclples that he would regard .
Kindness dons IN them q service Done 70 him.
The homeless and destitute children oonsre-
aated at the Industrial Home School have had
10 doing this they have Incurred debts for gro
ceries, fuel, clothing, kc., and they ask the be-
neFolent 70 aid them, 90 that these wallis may
not be turned out In starving conditio on to be
charitable for Q Thanksgiving contribution,
which viii be gratefully received and acknowl-
edged. Contributions OF fool, clothlag or
sl9 Fifteenth street northwest; Mrs. John Hitz.
No. col Pennsylvsnia avenue southeast; Mrs.
Henry willard, No. i21s K street northwest;
west; Mn. J. T. Blackford, No. % Bridge street,
Georgetown, or with A. N. GanKewer, Third
AUDITORS once, Treasury buldine.
A dinner viii be Given 70 the chlldSen At the
Friday next.
National Republican., 1873-11-25

ne other, At the clearing house, In order TO pro-
vue VIZ, iund IN New York for the redemption OF
pront OF from one quarter 10 one and a quarter
per cent. The amount Of exchange gained by
r.aaiu ns bankers and LOST by the people In thc.e
no doubt that II amounted 10 millions Of dollars
National Republican., 1873-11-25
'ocia'loh lhon adjourned.
Auctlsn Sales Ta-D.y.

John T. Hopkins will sell sell a lot OF personal
property.
H. II. Warner will sell throc-story building
on X, between North Capitol aud First streets.
Y. IL. Holden Will sell valuable property IN
Bqiarc 500.
6reen Williams will sell lot OF household
furniture.
Latimor a cleary will sell the colte uts Of n
furnishing store.
National Republican., 1873-11-25
POSITIVELY NO DEVIATION.
" YoU
HAVE DOUBTS
CALL AND SEE.
On D0rT
liable Drssher.,
Merchant Tailors and Fine CiothieTs,
Corner Seventh and ID streets.


Ia now opening new goods In gentlemen and
boys OvercoAts, kentiemens suits, heavy and
warm underclothing. warm and dress Gloves,
cotton and wooden llalf Hose, perfectly nttlnu
shirts for gentlemen, youth aud boys; nne neck
wear, boys dress and school Suits, boys Gloves
and underclothlnR, Huniers, ac.
lie has q inc relectiou OF piese goods for
orders, on second moor, and his prices are right.
One pricc only.
National Republican., 1873-11-25

MAssKrs ALE is the cheapest, because It Is
Mssseys Ale is the cheapest, because there Is
Masssys Ale Is the cheapest, because 1t has
strength.
purest
Masseys Ale Is the cheapest, because 1t Is the
best.
Families supplied and faucets loaned.
PALMER a 0REEN,
Sole Agents, Georgetown.
National Republican., 1873-11-25
HOUSE CARPENTERS AND JOINRRs.


CIsarnuee Papers Received -Repsrt on the
Openins Of the Baitinssrc Branch-A Can
dldate for General Councilman Noal-
mated.
The sem-nonthly meeting OF the Washington
branch OF Amagamated House Carpenters and
Joners was he'll last evening at Mechanics hall;
Mr.. j. Y. Whtemore, president, In the chair,
and q. W. Corbett, secretary.
The following, persons were elected members:
John Knight James A. Rautberg and Lewis
4. !. Schultz. who previously applied for sick
essnsd and Sc was vas % now sSie % % resume % s ~orS T
The CLEARANCE papers Of Thomas Butterworth.
James d. Ward, Alex. J. Linton and Henry MINIS
President whiiemore announced that In pur-
s,isnoe OF the orders received he had visited
BaltlmoIe on Monday last, and opened Monu-
mentai Branch, No. la full Acconnt Of which
was published In the REruBLicAs OF the follow
0a motion OF Mr., Burgoyne, a vote oGthanss
%s s s apsa s' ss Ss nSs
hranoh, and that copy he forwarded to Man
chester, England, 70 be enumerated In lhe an
Mr.. Whiicmors responded triedy to the com.
pliment paid by the sociesy. and said thai his
heart was Ia tho work amt he wAsN earnest IN
,abering for the oause. lie hoped 70 see
until they covered the whole United states.
a Communication was read from the ALseil lcan
dlsir,ct cotnrittee, direoting them to nominate a
ctndldate for general councilman 20 represel' Y
mo American district In the general council ~
M.nchesfef, Englsni. Action was Immediately
tsken on the paper, and Mr.. J. U. Wilson, secre-
ttstI nl the executive committee, stationed At
rew hmk, was nominated as the branch cand-
nMa.c. M Az the branches throughout this country
nust oe heard from on the subject OF nomina-
uons gre an election can he held, which will
ptvosny occupy couple of months.
W, WiliiAms'blll for examining members Of
lhe branch, amounting to $50, was presented and
The association thOn aJIonrnad
National Republican., 1873-11-25
DOARp OF PUBLIC WORKS.

lmpreve@eots Ordercd.
Thc Board Of Public Work. yesterday ordered
the following inprovemsnu 10 be made: The
auperintcndent Of streets has been directed 10
remove the pump 1t the c,rner Of Tenth and N
streets, and an the vel. B. B. Rlksr, esq., pres-
dent Of the waaAinGtoa snd ooorgctown Rail
roAl Company, he's been requested 10 lower tho
track on Seventh street, between N aud Q, 50
thai the pavement csn be laid Of once. The
paving with wooden blocks around the reserve
ton between Seventh and Eighth streets and
Pennsylvania and South Carollna avenues south
east has been ordered.
Recossssa 70 the Rev. Nc. Appleton, The
New rasssr AZ the E-strect Bapsist
Ohsvch.
A large and sociable EstAerius assembled at
the E-strees baptist church last night 70 for
msiy receive their new pastor, and to cordially
welcome him IN their nidst Representative
from from ;,s,ss c,srssss ys's present. aad ssncrsy
mo .welasIne address vsa made BY Judge
Femald, Who sxrcased the heartfelt sentiments
Of the whole coaresaaion when extending 10
iowshlh and promising hearty cooperation In
10 sis words were added tho encouraging
thoushts Of the Rev. DR.. Cathbert, Of the Thii.
teeneA-sfrees ceufch; Df. Parker, Of Calvary, and
NJ. lngsr.o.l, @ ,ss Navy Yard church: "a :,
all were profuse In eacoatums upon the efforts Of
the cdsnmittee, Mrs. Bergman and Patrick,
Masea Aary Bergman, RothvslL sheriff, splg,
nul ann RioAArdA md nensn. Fatnck, Sholes,
Poler and Holman 70 make 10 . specess.
The affair wss pleasant, and each felt the truth
OF the sentiment Of the oissing hymn;
.Bisss be The ~ that binds,
Clur \ Eludr~1 mi
National Republican., 1873-11-25
Take Cnre or Y.ur Va,sasIc-.

OAli and examine the Ore and burglar-proo
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner o
keeping Of securities, jewels, silver-ware, o.
pther vsluabics. Rents, from ten 70 sixty dol
1ars per snnum, according To sise. No business
man can afford 10 do without them.
TUE edvsSns fvops tA< Chicago osst BoAtoa (Ses.
National Republican., 1873-11-25
BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Arlington"
LADIES' AND 1ENTI.EMRH's DINING
PARL0Rs,
AdI0ihlns FHIdI,s ,I,,.dr uIsnS 3perA H0u'

Visitors from washinstof Will nnd II 10 their
IN The second moor | are two q he Ssndsomes,
strictly reserved lor. ladiss No ssntlsnsn al.
mitted unaecqmPanied BY lad, aud no ladies Al
We feel that the most fastidlonB will be pleaEod Tor
In every respect this the choice placed hs eliy,
National Republican., 1873-11-25
Report OF tho Heard Of Hra,t.I.

Aspccial meeting OF the Board Of Reah was
held yesterday afternoon for the purpose N hear
ing the annual report Of the president teAa, Tue
document Is volunilnous and ably prebhfhd "
Will DO presented 20 tho President Of the UnilA
states Immediately, 800
National Republican., 1873-11-25
, plase to says MONEY, all viii agree,
It'sis seventh street, between Cand d.
New STORE, New stock.

IL. q. LEwIs. NO. 9osk SEVENTH STREET,
has now In store, and daily receiving, q large
md complete assortment OF aEsTLkMKns, BOys'
AND CHiLpkEss HATS OF the very LATEST STYLES:
also, complete assortment OF dksfs' FURNirn'
INC GOODS, cheap for cash.
TIE GRBAr RsaILsn REMEDY for Don't and
rheumatism. All sufferers from the above com
paintA, either Of recent or long standing are ad.
Nsed TO use BAir's Gout and Rheumatic Pilla.
They can be relied upon as the most safe and
dnectual remedy ever offered 70 the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with tho greatest success. Prepared by
rnour HARsANT, go etrand, London, England,
and sold BY all druggists.
Wmrl. clean, sound teeth, all may have By
using daily THURsross Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price % and 90 cents per bottle.
BkAufIFuI, soft, glossy hair, all desire 10, all
nay have I By constant use OF TnoArsosa
romade optime. Price, % and 90 cents per
LionrooLoRspKid Cloves are very stylish when
not soiled. JoUvks's inodorous Rid Glove
Cleaner viii renovate them thoroughly; price 10
sents per bottle. An sold 1y drussista and
WsILsNl Nlouuu -nRsLp sraBarHsNns PlAs-
Tnnsi Whenever Q plaster 10 needed, arc unris
vailed, rJioe %, 70, and 70 cents eaoh,
National Republican., 1873-11-25
LpREN'n UIPE CoITa tA

CHILDREN JAfE COAIB, 70.
Children's Cape Goats, 81.
Chlldfen's Cape Coats, fS.
Chlldren's Cape Goats, SO.
A large stock, at greatly reduced prices.
RisEMAs \ Bro,
sos Seventh street, three doors above n,
National Republican., 1873-11-25

In Concord, Delaware county, N. y, It Ia re-
ported In the local paper that farmers daugh-
Ter last year commenced In tho spring with slkty
hens OF the common breeds and two cocks Of the
Cochin family. From these she raised three
hundred and hfty chickens. During the season
sho sold eggs TO the amount OF 90, and from
and sold one hundred and nfty pairs OF fowls,
for $500, thus receiving for eggs and chickens
$3.50. The time occupied In caring for her poui-
try was about two hours day.
National Republican., 1873-11-25
n.Ic .r Laden, Fs.cx l;a.d..

Latimer q Cieary commence their sales OF Ia
iies' and gentlemenr furnishing goods, nne show
oases, shelving, &C., At the store corner OF Tween
tieth street and Pennsyivania avenue, this morn
Ing and parties wishlns nrst-clAss aricles should
not fail 70 attend.
National Republican., 1873-11-25

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays q per cent. per annum On deposits tor each
Sslvhdki month, Banking hours 70 Z; aatpr'
dsys,s 70 tend stos, "' 7
National Republican., 1873-11-25
Our hsar,s u kindred ninds.
Cuban kssslstisss.

General George II. Beir, Colonel q. W. 7.
Smith and X. X. Pugs, esq, committee frqn
the ciuzsns Of Masylasd, called at the Exetd-
tive Mansion yesterday evening, and presented
70 The President tho rcsoiattons passed by the
convention OF Tie foth relative 70 Cuba
National Republican., 1873-11-25
Groat Daruaias

Are offered In broken lots Of Boots and Shoes at
r. Il. Gartrells, 900 Seventh street, corner OF !,
for gentlemen. We mean what we say. Don't
| fall 10 see them.
National Republican., 1873-11-25
W.vss n.v,,

TIE !argcs, and best escorted stock q. Barts
Preach lid, pebble Iaofooco, I'D fexea snd PLATA
serge, button and lace, 10 offered By 7. u. Gar
trcf, 800 seventh s,rcet, opFner Of I, At lower
prices than any other house In Warrington.
National Republican., 1873-11-25
neAsced.

Kersey Overcoats, tl2.
Kersey Overcoats, Slo.
Kersey Overc0ats, go.
Kersey Overcosts, t2b.
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