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ny h, }; SWEET,
Id Reel Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Ne, OIL 7th street, opposite U. S, Post Once.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A yALUABJ., TRACT
OF LAND, CONTAINING ABOUT EIiH-
TEN ACRES, BEING PANT OF Two
TRACTS kNOMN IS PLAIN DBALIN
AND MOUNT PLEA>ANT,r IN t
COUNTY AEn ADJACENT TO THE o
eE WASHINGTON D. y.
-. BY Virtue Of deed If trust to ma, dated Jpty
81 y, A. d. 1873, AID duly recorded in Liber N
<SdR, folio 1872, ons Of the land records for the
District q Columbia, aud by direction Of the party
secured thereby, shall offer for sale, at public
lTJ, at O'Clock those certain pieces aud lots
OF land being parts " two tract, Plain Dealing"
and" Mount Pleasant" being the same which were
conveyed by and described in certain deed Of
Gillet, as executors, to Aalyipa Y. b Stevens by
deed dated October a. A Il. 1870 the said pieces
parcels OF land, containing about eighteen of
land, more or less. and being the which were
conNeytdto Seah II. Hobbe by certain deed recorded
~ LiseT s, No 81. folio las, &c, and also to
said Julianus obbie by certain deed recorded in
Llber No 6l4 folio ITO, &C, and also conveyed by
SAID parties OF the nrst part 20 Daniel l.. Eaton,
Trustee, by deed dated LIST day Of june A. D. lS72,
recorded in Liber No 6S5, folio S. Of the land
records OF the county Of Washington, District of Co
lumbia, together with the Improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale Five thOus aud trs with inter-
est at ten per GEN. from July L. 1873, aud expenses
a sale in cash. balance at six and twelve months,
est from the day Of sale, and secured by deed Of
trust upon the property, shall be given Sl00 deposit
on acceptance Of bid. If the terms Of sale not
compiled with within seven days after sale, the
property will be resod at the risk and cost Of tho
defauiting purchaser. Conveyancing At pnrchaser's
cost A. L.. BARBER, Trustee.
se5l9-d 4. j, SWEET, Auct
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JOHN B. SCOTT, Tru..s.
seEls 7NwSds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts

e. TIE ABOVE sALE Is POSTPONED
uuiIi Th RSnAf, October %, ISIS, on account Of
the ram, same ar and place By order Trusfka.
&C 2l-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, October 9th, 1873 same bOur and place
By order of the Trustee
oct2ddd LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
9THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED. in consequence of the rain, until FIJI
DAY, October 24th, 1873. same hour and place
LATIMER OLEhRY,
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/ 'UNARp LINE.

u NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing the chances Of ooJH.
sien, the Steamers Of this Line will, heuceforth,
take specified course for all seasons of the year
On the Outwsr1 Passage from q useRstow- 70 New
York or Boston, crossing Meridian Of ~ at IS Lat,
nothing 10 this north OF IS.
On the Homevard Passage, crossing the Meridian
OF 80 At a Lat or nothing &c the north OF a. jyl4sm
rUNARD LINE.
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The patrons OF Husbsndry'' do not seem
TO have patronized either party very much IN
the late elect West
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RI THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, November l lth, 1873, same hour and
place. By order Of the Trustee
oct14-2aw6ds LATIMER & CLEARLY, Auct
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by LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctis neers and Real Esfs.e Broker,
Southwest OF Pennsy lysnis sue snn Eley-
enth street STAR oaice Bvf ling.
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STEAMER LINES.
III AsHINGTOh, NORFOLK, BOSTON AND

Az AcHINOIUN, NUhFULk, ROSION AND
w PROVIDENCE
The rue Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE,
having Resumed her regular trips 60
kertlik, viii leave heT wharf, foot = zSits-z -
u OH street, every MONDAY ndEr1<<<7-azs
THURSDAY, al ,. m, touching at primer pal River
Landings, connecting al Norfolk with Steamship Of
the NJ aud NJ. line for Boston and Providence
Frf tght IN uld b. addressed " of Lady Of the
Lake, via Norfolk " Branch ticket Office at Knox,s
Express ON e, 603 Pennsy lysnia avenue
N. X. fI1ZHUGH, Agent, 6lh-street wharf.
DORSEY CLAGETT, General Agent,
mlt-tr PLANTS store, corner ls,h st. aEd Pa ave.
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ElY h. J. SWEET,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Ne, Oil TIA street, opposite u. S, Post OGice.
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We Ai fEbMoNsTos, Trustees.
seT22-d LATIMIR q CLEARY, Aucts

"THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until MONDAY, October 10th, 1873 b. order Of
the Trustees
oc3 cod LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
aS-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED, m consequence ct the rain, until TIL u RS
DAY, October %, same hour and place. b. order
% Trustee.
oc,ai-d LATIMER CLRARY, Au,ts.
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NATHANIEL WILSON, Trustee.
LArIMER & CLEARY, Aucts,

az TIE SALE OF LOTS 63, ca AND 65 Is
POSTPONED until FRIDAY, October 2tth, sam-
hour; to take place in front Of the premises the
SprtHg on l4th street road, Just south OF Piaey
Brsnsh crossing. By order Il the Trustee
octIS eo&ds LATIMER Il CLEAkY Aucts
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~ John A. hassOn, IL Is said, declines 70 IA
considered a candidate for the Speaksr.biT -
the House. He Is in favor of Blaine VI
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~ PET BEATING WORKS, lOO Maine avenue
bet ~ sad 81 st. o,fEss. osIlsd fcE asd rstSrSs
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WILL BE SOLD AT WALLS BAZAAR on
w THURSDAY MORNING, Oct 13NO
ii O'Clock, one sorrel HORSE, about nine IN
years old, to be sold to pay livery and ga
charges.
oct2lzt' LAWRENCE CLARKE
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See baukrup. notice.
Furnished front room for rent.
Very desirable houses for rent.
Parlor with chamber attached for rent.
House No. zoos street northwest, for rent,
Sec the card Of II. wingate In to-days issue.
Eight per cent. bombs for sale by J. r. Brod-
head.
Gine's slate roOHng paint, water and Ore.
proof
McElroy, Baird b Co., gicrs and upnols,ercrs,
No. IOi Ninth street.
Latlmer Cleary viii sell on Friday, October
81, lot Of pawnbroker's goods.
Washington Centennial Lodge, No. II, L. A.
A. NJ, will meet tomorrow afternoon.
Young Mems Christian Association free reac
ing.room, corner OF Ninth and d streets.
w. II. o. II. Morrison, booksellers and sta
TONERS, have received oil the new hooks.
The testimony In the case Of A. y. johnson To-
extension Of patent will close December "a.
Latlmer Cleary will sell on Monday, Novem
Der ., at 10 O'Clock o. m, q fine collection OF fur
niturc.
A special convocation OF Washington X, A
Chapter, No. 2, will be held on Wednesday al
ternoon.
L,timer Cieary will sell on Thursday, octo
her 90, at 10 o'clock a. M, the contents Of hous
No. 32a East Capitol street.
Latlmer 4 Clcary will sell on Wednesday
Thursday aud Friday evenings, October 20, 8
and 81, at $50 O'Clock p. NJ, large and vsluabl
, collection of bools
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

A meeting Of the voters Of Alexandria
county was held on Saturday evening at the
Methodist church, Freedman's Village. The
meeting was called to order by Benjamin
Austin, who stated that when tho county con-
vention met on the l7lh instant they noni-
mated county officers, us follows; Sheriff,
Sewel b. Corbett; Commonwealth attorney,
Edmund Burke; county treasurer, Virgil p,
Corbett; superintendent of the poor, Nelson
Wormley, aud for county clerk, X. ). Laws
All tho nominations, with the exception of
county clerk, had been almost unanimously
ratified by the mass meeting held on the
same day. Since that time Mr.. Laws had de-
clined to run rs county clerk, hence this re-
assembling Of the convention to I'LL the
vacancy.
A point was then raised by Mr.. j. IT..
Stevens that the convention having met on
the l7ih aud made the nominations and those
nominations having been ratified by the Re-
publican mass meeting, the functions Of that
convention ceased.
The point was decided well taken, and
upon motion, the meeting resolved Itself into
u mass meeting to I'LL the vacancy, and Capt.
II. Dwight Smith .ga- elected chairman and
Benjamin Austin secretary.
motion was then made to 90 Into noml-
nations for county clerk; which, after great
deal of discussion, was adopted, aud Messrs.
Lewis Z. Payne and u. d. Ruin were noml-
mated.
At this juncturc OF the proceedings great
deal of confusion arose between the friends
OF Mr.. Laws aud the new nominees, and the
nominees were called upon for speeches,
which only seemed TO make the confusion
worse COMPOUNDED, and resulted In an exhibit
tion OF the manly art Of self.defence by sew
eral Of the audience, who had too much 'ben-
zine" aboard.
Finally order was partially restored, and
tho meeting adjourned, and the county COM
mittee was requested TO call convention to
all the vacancy,
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ITEMS FROM VIRGINIA.

Mr.. X. NJ. Jonea, an Old and well.known citl-
zen Of Petersburg, breathei his last on Saturday
morning. In the sixty-thlrd year OF his age.
Mr. Wash Hepdticks of Manchester who was
hsdiy injured about the head on the nigbt OF Inc
exc9rsiop 10 Petersburg, is ont OF danger.
=. ~. tT.n,,oo C,rc,,, Corrt an ss,,rd.v
~ .nu an Snnsnn gnhTr W. sstIy
Mess m ny p.,.i,S Wnns,ia, soun nss
oooen anu lAu i,. nene"ey Me.o ueo,
MI. Ihonis Sn ss, OF DLe townsn,pi wno
was acei ry suo I'M snn os anu nao
SEVERN huso's ainPush.e", s''i suneis Sfeaty'
rally At Washington Point Literary Association
hall, On Friday night next, the 3ist OF October.
Mr.. Al, Pettlgrcw, who was so palnfully
stabbed BY Mr.. Tanner, at the fair grounds 10
Lynchbure, on Thursday, Ia rapidly recovering,
and will be out In q short time
Williamson. RepubIIcap capd,da,. tor
uon.a a, nsiecsts. In ,bo snfro,t d,s,rac, Az ~
~ M resiJsnce about o,Ions an =. y, . u,e1
ss,ernoon. Of hemorrbsee OF the no Sels
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

The general committee Of the temperance
men held meeting last night at 02o street
to further consider the subject Of the lorna.
ton Of q temperance league. The committee
appointed at previous meeting to draft q
ject was rccommitted TO the same committee
for perfection Of the work. further report
will be made on next Monday evening, to
which time the committee adjourned. The
object Of the league is thorough organization
OF all parties In favor Of the suppression OF
the manufacture and sale OF all intoxicating
drinks by any and all legitimate means.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28
NAVY YARD AFFAIRS.


ThiTly-four workmcn, principally ship
carpenters and joincrs, were employed in the
construction department yesterday to work
on the repairs Of vessels now being fitted up
AT the yard.
There was discharge Of three bricklayers,
four painters, nine joiners, one machinist,
one timer and twcnty-four helpers and la
borers, making In all forty-three, from the
department OF yards and docks yesterday,
occasioned by the allowance Of money hav-
ing run short in consequence of the large
number Of improvements made on yard
buildings during the summer months. The
force In this department is not likely to be
again Increased before July next when the
new appropriations will become available.
Captain Buddington, Mates Chester and
Morton and their party are still on board the
TallapoOsa. IL Is probable that they will re-
main at the yard until the arrival from
Europe Of the three men Of the POlaris crew
who were left behind on the whaler.
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sPIRITrALlsM.

v,ho, ,ho .cicn,,ac D.,vin gavc II, n mon-
-, .-,.,.. 49,. H., -, az, ,ho io,,os,
NY v'iB", We 10" "of's '"l ~ -
round In inc ladder OF descent nhu ueen
reached; but II remained for the Inspired
spintuallst, Mrs. Uyscr, 10 assert that the
a., ,.orco,,,,nn ~ M, WA n uirt-,bat ia
n's' r., -" ~ ~, 80, 80. a. a .ir,,'
ton'"s H'li ''1 a,'' "en IVY W 80
larly-strlcken lGss. She even went further
back few weeks past, and maintained that
tho beginning of man /, beyond mortal kin,
,.o.ts,,.a,,s ~, iii ,,o ,,oros, .hodo,y NJ
iuconccN"o'o W ui'h"' '.'o n,e,eS' 'n""'" VI
ripple upon an ocean OF hothingness'
On Sunday morning she was brilliantly In
spircd, and onunciatcd some very strange
and novel ideas from the land Of spirits.
A yoodly number were assembled at Ly-
ccum hall, aud Mira. II. selected from num-
Dor Of questions presented the one, "ls man
sure he does right when his conscience does
not reproye him. ~ -, i.
She defined conscience as the status OF
mans Intelligent recognition Of tho law that
governs him; as matter set on fire by inten-
ton, and II Is also called real religion, love
| OF God, and may he classcd under various
other names.
| We have no other guide but conscience,
hut some are better cducated than others.
When We find matter without conscience, II
Is not mnu; but must lie treated as the botan'
list does tho tiny Hover, nurtcre 1t Into
stronger life. We cowardly hang man fof
taking the life OF another to get bis money,
Instead OF educating him TO better con
science: We shirk the responsibility here
aud call on the saviour, the virgin Mary,
and the angels to take him beyond thls worlc
and teach him therc. We break Q man
neck when we should educate himi he want
that, not hanging.
No one VIII complain OF tue conscience Una
has fOr ls onlcct tno Hooa " humanity ou
VIII OF Que mat places on uio .nrono uo'
VINO taxes pressure ~ every rang oi hBon,
OF over TWO thirus vi tho WORTH, Sucn -
narrow cohscionSci .ahes no"ers rom Wv
oonnet ahu Jewe,ry ION wy person unu.
the inpression lna, uhu' n9u 10 ivnke, p w.
that whlen Us 9eaueiu,. lncy VIII gnu VI
poor 10 ehUelish ,ne plnPls, anu a ~, |,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

THE AMALCAM ArKD CARPENTERS.
q ,Rrtsriy Financial statement - Miscel
Iuue0us Husipesa,


Inneons business.
Tho Washington branch of Amalgamated
House Carpenters aud Joiners held their
regular scmi-monthly meeting last evening
at Mechanics hall; Mr.. F. whitemorc, presi-
dent, In the chair, and q. W. Corbett sccre-
tary.
Tho subject OF selecting physician for the
society TO examine all excepting the nineteen
charter members, was taken up, and after a
brief discussion passed, and DIR. Williamson
chosen to perform that duty.
Brothers Burgoync and Wright Joined the
branch by clearance from other societies.
Mr.. Mackcy, from the committee on hall,
reported that the proprietor desired to rent
the hall by tho mouth, and thought II was
unjust 10 other societies as To the manner In
which they now occupied II.
The report Of the committee was accepted,
and they were retained and ordered to search
for hall elsewhere.
The branch chest was presented by the
committee ordered to prepare 1t and received
by the association.
John Delaney was elected to membership.
The president read a communication from
Baltimore, stating that a branch had been
started In that city, and that the officers
would be elected last night and desiring
further information on the subject.
The papers were forwarded to the home
branch In New York for final instructions IN
the matter.
The auditors report for the past quarter
was submitted, showing income as follows;
Contributions, fines and leyies, sll2.6l; propo.
sitions, 52I; entrances, s129; rules, cards and
reports, 81 cents; emblems, Sl.05; total,
s2671S Experimentation and trav.
elers, $3.50; sick benefits, go 40; parcels, n
cents; secretary's salary, sI.5O; room rent
els; total, s5315. In bank, s325; In treas
,irer's hands, s44.0l; total amount Of arrears
owing to the branch, 1914.
The report was received and accepted.
After the transaction of other routine bust.
ness, the branch adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

The election in New Jersey takes place
Tuesday, November I. There are no State
officers to he elected, but besides oil the men,
bcrs Of the lower house Of tho Legislature,
State Senators are to be chosen In the coun-
tics OF Burlington, Cape May, Middlesex,
liuntcrdon, Sussex aud Passaic. Arrange
mcnts for reduced transportation TO the State
over the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
have been effected through the efforts of VI.
N. kaign, esq, president OF the New Jersey
sued by Major J. Shaw, secretary, Scaton
house, Pension Office, Or at his residence 22l
4 street southeast.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

:, Hy"'H fH"fHFHoH nv WIN"
Last night very large audience assembled
at WINS Opern Iiousc IN witness the pcr-
Tormonoo =, ~" IN r,'",, .,,r,o.ono
,o 'o ~, ", 'no I'yu,a inomptom puI',sq'"
troupe, Inc play selected was "Mepnisto,
probably the silllest Of Its class. The at
tempts OF "punning' were so wrctched that
they only provoked a smile Of derision from
those who noticed them at all. A song or
two rather well-rendercd; a few dances,
which were attractive; the richness Of the
very scant dresses Of tho ladies, and the
rrocofui ovolutiona nj tho child sIator ado
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28
sale Of BsIIdinz Lot. at Re,-Iyn, Va, To
DnN.

Those wishing to secure homes, cheap, near
the city should not fail to attend the sale, ad-
yertiscd elsewhere, Of building lots, COM
mencing this afternoon, at $3.50 O'Clock. These
lots, offered by Mr.. Phil. II. WEIGH. are most
delightfully."- situated on the eastern slope Of
the bank OF the Potomac, opposite George.
town, within fifteen minutes walk of the
Washington and Georgetown cars, There Is
abundance OF material for foundations and
for brickmaking 10 the vicinity, so that
houses may be erected at comparatively little
expense. The terms are within the means OF
all classes Of people-small cash payments
aud the balance In easy monthly instsllments.
A handsome premium Ia also offered to those
who will obllgate themselves TO Immediately
Improve their purchases. Conyeyances will
leave from Bridge and High streets every AZ.
teen minutes during the sale for the accom-.
mediation OF purchasers,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

Tho congregation ut Waugh NJ. L. church
seem determined to keep up their reputation
for llberallty heretofore referred to in these
columns. On Sunday tho pastor, Rev. r.
Norris, after fitting sermon from II Co
rinthlans, Willis, called upon A. Green, esq,
who made brief statement on behalf OF thc
trustees, when collection was lifted amount
ing to 81, 0l0 to meet an iustallWent due on
ground recently purchased for the building
Of new church. About q, 900 have been
raised thus far under their present pastor,
Commencing last March, more than doub-
ling their eutlre receipts during any previous
yoar within our knowledge Of the station,
showing a commenda6lc liberality, and de.
termination to succeed In the erection Of a
flrst-cass church on Capitol Hill.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28
CITY AFFAIRS.
OUR LOCAL RECORD OF YESTERDAY.

he Plague In Memphis--Lstter from a
NIiuisier In the AGic ed City-Lecturc
by Judae sneIl-Aaairs at the Navy
ynrd-suuday Morning with spir,tuni-
ists-Poiiiicni apd Gcuerui Police Items.
The following letter, received In thl. city
yesterday, will give faint idea Of the tori
bic suffcrings which the people Of Mcmphl,
are now undergoing. The case Is one which
appeals strongly to tho charitable Of all Sec
tlons, and II Is to DO hoped that some means
will DO suggested by which the poor and mid
die classes may have an opportunity Of aiding
their stricken brethren. Ii Is to this class we
must look for contributions, the aggregate Of
which will far surpass the few SYSTEMATICALLY
published by the wealthy. Let the churches
and schools move In the matter, and Il would
hardly be asking too much Of our places Of
amusement to give an afternoon performance
for the purpose. by this means large sum
could be received aud transmitted. In the
meantime those who wish TO aid In the work
may send In their contributions, from TWEEN
ty-fye cents upwards, to this Office, aud we
promise that Ii shall be speedily forwarded
TUE MEMPHIS LETTER,
MEMPHIS, oct, 81, lisa.
| Nv DEAR BROTHER; Thanks for your let
ter Of sympathy. Wonderful has been the
generosity OF the country at large for our
poor scourged city. We have frost, and !
trust the worst Is over, although now cases
have occurred to-day. A very large number
Of orphans and poor, brokcn-hcartcd people
will he on our hands for somc time to come.
/ ~ H., iii lao, - At "a NJ
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTRJs.

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ARLINGTON HOTEL.
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In $ $sS; $Hs s;S; sssi;,
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KIRKwoop HOUSE.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

The property at the northeast corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street, in
this city, occupied by Messrs. R. B. Mohun &
Co., booksellers, and Judd & Detweiler,
printers-a three-story brick building, 20 by
purchased by Mr.. W. s. Cox, of Georgetown,
FOR 600, Mr.. William Tyler, of George.
town, has purchased half Of square l32, be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth and s and
T streets, In this city, from DR.. c. II. Cragln,
of Georgetown, for Sl6, 536.
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DKvILTRy AND DIVORCE.
NtNF7 UFV"FtNHs
A Hope eos IIusbnnd,n Hopes IIumllIs ted.

n Hope 'css Husbands Hopes IIumiiistcd.
Hanson Barnes yesterday filed his hill for
divorce in the Equity Court. He sets
forth that he kept his wife comfortably
for many years, but the work giving ont
here he went for employment to Alabama,
and was nineteen months absent, and that
during his absence he was dsgraced by bis
wlfc's cohabitation with one John Contec,
wherefore he asks divorce. The case will be
heard In January next.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28
"srRIkE
WHILE THE IROS'S HOT"

THR TINE
TO SUPPLY vorRsKLF
WINTER uiAITIIIsG
Is NOW,
WHILE you CAN SAVE
FULLY rs PER CENT,
AS We ARE
POSITIVELY SHILLING
t35 Suits for s25.
SIS overcoals for SIS.
s25 overcoats for SIS.
SIS Suits for ti2.
sis Overcoats for si2.
SIS oyercoats for SO.
STOCK FULL
AND COMPLETE.
PRICES Dows-Buy now.
HABLB Bros,
Merchant Tailors and Fashionable Clothiers,
Corner Seventh aud ID streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28
RUNAWAY.


This morning, about Q o'clock, tho horses
attached TO hack on tho stand at Seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue became fright
encd and ran down Seventh street to the
Smithsonian grounds, where they came In
contact with u tree and one OF them broke
his neck, causing instant death. The ear
rage was entirely demolished. Luckily the
driver, James Burnley, was not injured
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

eau and examine tho IRE and burglar-proo
vaults OF the safe Deposit Company, corner o
Keeping OF securities, Jewels, silver.ware, OF
| other yaluables. Rents. from ten 10 sixty dol.
lars per annum, according to size. No business
| man can afford to do without them,
Tate wdrninp from the Chtodgo and Besfon fires